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Home My WebLink About1979-08-13 - Orange Coast Pilot.. . Did Plane. Trigger Disdster? J I Two Wounded Boat Explosion l ~ In County Vietims SOugllt ~ Street Battle Off Newport l .. DAILY PILOT * * * 15c * * * . ' . M ONDAY AFTERNOON, A UGUST 13, 1979 VOi. 1?, "0 lU. J SECTIONS, JO PAGE$ El. Modena Area Two Wounded t I In Gun Battle Two men we re wounded by gunfire and a third injured l?arly today lo a street fight in the El Kodena a r ea near Orange, Sh e rifr 's D e p a rtm e nt s pokesman Wyatt H a rt re · ported. Investigators could give only s ketchy details related to the • street confrontation that broke o ut among an un s pecified number of persons sometime between 1 a.m. and 5 a m. on Spring Street in the El Modena a rea. Identified as wounded by gun· fire in the pre-dawn skirmish f were Carlos Valdivia. 21. of Orange, and Carlos Torres. 2Q, I of El Modena. Reports mdicated both men have been hospualizcd for treat ment of their wounds. Their con- dition was not known. ' The third in1ured man, who • was hit in the face by an un· Vendor Killed LOS ANGELES (AP> A 42-year-old Los An geles woman, Bonnie Majors, has died after falling out of a n ice cream van I and being crushed bet ween the van a nd a park e d ca r , a uthorities said. I Weather Cloudy night .and morn- ing hours with mostly sun- ny afternoon through Tuesday. Lows tonight in 60s. Highs Tuesday near 70 at beaches to upper 70s blland. INSIDE TODA 'Y Vice PraftWl&t Wolter Mon· dale Continue• hU CWM rela· Uoruhip wWa Pru ident Carter, aide• aoy, t.N.,,Ue hia wmatng recent dUtance. See PageA7. ..... ,..,_..,.... :: 5, ~ ,.. ... ·~· ~ Att ....... iiiiiiiii o~ ........... ._... a !!!!:..".....,.. =' af;.:... ..... Attn... _... ...... ....., ...... I llM ~-- u ., .. ... .... AU ., ., .. M A4 known object during the fracas, was Rooald Norton, 19, also of El Modena. Hart said two suspects have been questioned in· connection with the violence. He declined to say if the suspects had been ar- rested or to identify them. Hart said the investigation in to the wounding of the two men and the beating of the third man was continuing. Police Seek Victims of Boat Blast Newport Beach police con· tinued their search today for possible victims of an explosion and fire that occurred aooard a c abin c ruiser early S unday morning. T he boat, a 25-foot Chris Craft , burned to the water line then sank in apout 50 feet of water a mile oft the Newport Pler. Harbor Patrolmen who rushed lo the scene al about 3:30 a.m. said they searched the area for victims, but found none. 0 riginally, police thought the boat's owner, Ronald Boe, 31, of 134 Springdale St .. Huntington Beacb, might have been on board, but they said they located him lat.er Sunday. Detective Robert Hardy said he 's continuing bis investigation in an effort to find out who took the boat from its berth in Newport H a rbor and why ll caugbl fire. FIRST CALLER GUr THE PAD I'm very pleased •Ith the re- sults from my Dally Pilot classllled ad. "Tbe tint person who called rented mY place." Thal'• tbe story or the 1uc- cea1ful Newport Beach man who placed th.la ad in the Daily Pilot: Cllffbaven 2Br 1 Be. pelioS.:c. Sr. adlllt.a, no pe.ll yrly. llll·XlUIX Adverl11iD1 1ucce11 comea easy wltb the Daily Pilot claa1l1Jed ad·vilen at 142-Wll . Bodies Found in Rubble STADIUM LIES IN RUINS AFTER COLLAPSE NEAR CHICAGO'S O'HARE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT TODAY Five People Perish, 1 S Others Injured ea Facility Under Construction Crumbles After Plane Noise Falling Stadium Kills 5 Workers ROSEM ONT. 111 <AP l The roof of a multipurpo!'>c stadium under construction near O'Hare International Airport collapsed today moments .ifter a plane thundered overhead. witnessc~ said. Five people we re killed and l5 were injured, polic<' said. Spokesmen for the a rchitect and the Federal Aviation Ad· ministration said it was too ear· ly to speculate on whether the plane had anything to do with th e c ol l apse. Th e FAA spokesman said, however. he was certain a large jet would have been landing at the time of the accident. Joseph Peterson, a spokesman for the Rosemont Police Depart- ment, said there were five con- fl rmed dead . Fireman Don Thurman said five bodies had been taken to a temporary morgue. The roof o f the four-story stadium, designed to seal 19,400 people, ca\led In about 8:30 a.m. About 100 workmen were re· portedly at the scene. Police said some construction workers were trapped in the wreckage but later freed. One unldenUfied witness, in· tervlewed by televlalon station WBBM, said the stadium started 1baklna u a plane roared over· bead. "And jual llke dominoes, everytblq went down,'• be said. Neal Callahan, a apokeaman for tbe Federal Aviation Ad- mlnl1tration1 said planea fly "Ju1t a couple hundred feet" over the site when runway 22- Right 1s tl<'in~ used at O'Hare, as 1t prub:.ibl) wa~ today l"n•d Schroeder. an architect with the fi rm of Anthony R. Ross i, \\hich d es 1 ~ned the stadium, said "it's very wild a nd ver y pre m a ture" t o s peculate on whC'lhe r the plane could have tn~~ercd the col- lapse of the roof. Rescue crews from Chicago and seven s uburban com m unities conve rg e d o n the s tadium s ite. northwes t or Chicago near the giant airport. Robert Andre ws , assistant manager at the nearby Sheraton O'Hare Hotel. said the entire Bathers Stop Car ITWOlved in Fatality MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP> - Hundreds of sunbathers from a nearby beach surrounded and stopped a car involved in a hit- and·run accident that killed an elderly pedestrian and damaged several automobiles, police say. Anna Zalls, a 77 -year-old widow, was c rossing ColUns Avenue, ne ar the beach, al about 11 a .m . Sunday, when a car smashed lnto her, shattering her legs, police said. She died two hours later at Mount Sinai Hospital. Witnesses told poUce the car careened into a small car at an lntenecUon then hit lour parked autos -deltroylna the amall car and doin1 an estimated $4,000 dama1e to tbe parked cara. The ur waa backln1 away from the latest crub when hun- dred• rA aunbathen aurrounded it. "There must have been 2,000 witnesses," said police officer Joseph Kisbick. "It e mptied the beach." Arrested was Mildred Eurania Cancel, 27. She was charged with ~eavinJ the scene of an ac· cldent involving penooal iJUury and property damace, multiple count.a of recldeu drivtnc and posseaaion of a controlled sub- stance (tranquilizers). Sbe was held at Dade County Jail under $4 475bond. Police said the woman denied runntna away. 1aytn1 ahe was neldq an ambulance for the victim. Wltll••• told police theJ aaw a man Jum,rMor of the car rl&bt after tJle accident. Police aald lb. C.aeel aald tM man wu a bitebblker. Sta people tn a Volbwa1en hit ln one ol tbe crubes were treat· ed and releued at llount Sinai. roof of the stadiu m had fallen in "The whole roof fell in al th1· center and broke orr from th1· supports to the concrete wall.· hf' said. Andrews said the curved roor was partially completed with wood pan e ls cove r ing the southwest end of the building. Most of the roof was supported by wooden beams at the lime of the collapse. he said. The stadium, which was to have opened in mid-December. wa s desig ned for sporting events. circuses and b'usiness meetln$ts. Callahan said he bad never heard or airplane turbulence causln& any destruction on the ~round. "Large jets do give oft mini- tomadoes. as we call them." be said, and that can cause prob- lems for smaller planes follow- ing larger jets. He said a DC-9 jeUiner fiipped over and crashed in Texas several years aeo because of such turbulence. He said the stadium is 65 feet high but that the ori1inal plans called for a taller atructutre. He said buUdinl repreaentaUve met with FAA offtclala in 1973 about the planned liM and location of t.be bulldlq. .. Became rA the ~ement Into tbe clear area (for aircraft)," Callahan said, they adopted plans to redtace tbe bet1ht. ) t . } ' • ... Al DAM. Y Ptl.OT s Monday, AUAUI tL 1119 Charges Dismissed SAN f'RANCISCO <AP) Cba,... 11ainlt 311 uu nudear actlvlltt U'ftlted more than two yean •IO • tM Dlablo c...,_ nue ... r 119traUl\J ataUon ba.e beea di••"'~ by t.M CaUtonla Supreme Court. The MO cowt, la a •1 de· etalon. Nled lhe cootideAUal a l torney·c:llent relation htp wa breubed wben a San Luis Obilpo County rMenie ..... y aberiff, James Lee, partfclpaled ln dilcUlliOoB el le1al .!ltra .... y tor IM!r.,t'ftM. not reveal hJa law eaforctoment "Tb• latru1loH. throu111h connt ctloa and publl~y re· trittery, tD tM ~nUal at malned a deftttdant, atttftd.ln& lOl"IM)'·~t C09fennce cannot aeaalom wtth defenH lawyers. be condoned, .. Cblef Justice JuaUce Bird wrote tbe only ROM 8'J'd wrote in a majority "effective reruedy" to Lee's ac· °"8lon. '1'M rll ht to C'Qnf r \1()01 wu "dllmlaaal of the W\• privately ••lh one'a attorney I dcrlytnc char1ea." one ol/undamt>ntal rlah\.i und r A~11od ut\' J1,a. lice!\ Mathew th..-law " ·robr1n••r, Frank Newman and Lff waa arrt~lt·d during th • tanley Mosk agreed. demonstration Aug 7 at the Auoctate Justice_ Wiley Pacific Ou • Electric Co. phmt M anUfll condemned lhe infiltra· aeu Sao L"11I Obu~po. but dJd lion by Lee. but saJd the case ~~~~~~~~..;_~~~~~~~~~ Illegal Landseaping Newport Beach police officer Tim Riley examines small fores t of marijuana plants confis cated from a hom e in Newport Heig hts T hursday night. Police said a neighbor s aw the tops of the plants grow· ing above a six-foot fence at a home on Catalina AvC'nue Narcotirs officers s aid they are looking for the horticulturis t. Death Toll 1,000 in Dam Collapse MacDonald Lawyers Want Raps Dropped • ID Nuclear Protest Ahould be retried with lhe ptol· ecutlon prohibited from ualnt evidence oblatn.d throup the law enforcement otrleer . Al!· 1oclat e J ustice F rank K . Ri c hardso n a lao alaned Manuel's opinion. Associate Justice Wiiiiam P. Clark dissented. The $1.6 billion Diablo Canyon pla nt haa been tbe scene of numerous anti.nuclear protest.a, eapeclaUy since the discovery ln lt7l ol the Hosiri Fault, a fl.a· sure ln the earth three miles off- abore. Part.t of the plant are be- tni atrencthened as a result of the clileovery of lhe earthuake fault. PG&E has sought an operat· i og p e rmit rro m th e U .S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission aince la.at spring, and hopea to have the 2.2·mlllion kilowatt plant in operation by m id· October. Jn the wake ol lhe Three Mile Island nuclear aceldent ID Penn· aylvania, G ov. Edmund G . Brown Jr. jolned pl'CMlten in urging that Diablo Ca nyon not be ti ceased. Operation of the plant ~ouJd In c rease the total generating capacity of PG&E by 16 percel)t, compa ny officials say. The utility's service area runs from th e O rego n b o rder t o Ba kersfield. Hostage Still Held Police Negotiate With .Convict GARDINER. N.Y . GP> -relatives said. they were not, be said . "Well I More than 160-_P.<>Lice officers Cossano returned h ome a guess you have to get home to maintained a "ig1I today outside short time later and was taken your parents " a rural ho me in this Uls te r hostage along with another son. Not so lucky was a young cou- County ha mlet where authonl1es Lester Cosanno Jr .. 21. and hlS pie who stopped to help Gantz said an escaped convict was fiancee. Betty Jane Kuhnen. 18. whe n he rt agged the m down holding one of six hostag_es taken The young couple had apparent along Interstate 84 near Fishltill Sunday ly gone-to the h ome to in· about 3 a.m. Sunday. Po11ce said- State pobce aid they negotiat· vestigate why they hadn't heard Ga ntz had apparently s tolen a ed by tele phone throughout the from Mrs. Cossano. relatives while Cadillac afte r he scaled night wilh Richard Gantz. 28, of s aid. two fe nces to escape from the Queens. a convicted robber and Miss Kuhnen's mother, Betty prison, but that veh ic le ap- rapist who e!lcapcd S aturday Kuhnen. told a reporter from the parcntly broke down . rom elX>wns a c state prison ~eeps 1e J<tttr-nt1-4-Htft --i\iJ~~tlles ~aid the ye1:1 al Fishkill Gantz asked her daughter 1f she couple, who police dia not One of about 60 correction!> of· a nd the young Cosanno were 1dent1ry. drove G antz arou nd ficcrs at the scene said Ganu marned and when s he told tum Beacon in a vain search for an would "talk a little bit and then open !.erv1c·e s tation a nd finally hang up ·· offned to drop Gantz off al t he Police said the·~ thought <:antz r _,...y Sk•es B(·acon Poli ce De partment . was probably armed with a .,,-iu, ., where. they reasoned. officers sh otgun a nd possibly other would lend aid weapons that 'A cre an the ho~e -4-n Gorma 110..,.,ever, Cit that pomt . Gantz Be fo re Gant1 barricaded /ll·e;, said he had a gun and ordered himself an the home of Lt'l>te r lbem to drive him to their home Cossano Sr on Sunday after C' _ U ln the Ulster County town of noon. he allegedly stole thrP-•· rear P WaUkill, where poUce say he cars. abducted a ~ounR Wallkill t~d up the man and raped rus couple and raped and ..,odo m1zed Dreary g r ay "-'Cather tha t · wafe. police said. the wife. police ~aid dogged the weekend ts expected Gantz then stole the couple's More than 100 s tall" trooper.. to began breaking up Tuesday, car and attempted to make hls Ulster County sheriff's deput1e.., the National Weather Service way toward New York Caty , a nd pri~on guar ds mannerl said today police said. but apparently lost blockades about a half malt· A spokesman said the forecast his way on back roads, skidded from the houst• when· Gantz wa... for the next few days calls for off a r a in.s lack c urve and holding Coss ano hostage. pohc1· continuing night and early s mashed tnto a concrete abut· said . momjng low cJouds but s unny meat near the e ntrance to the Shortly before 4 a.m .. pohct· afternoons. Wallkill state prison. . sa id Gantz released unharmE'<l Ht· said temf)t'raturt's should PollcP said he then fled on Cosanno's wife. }.tary Ann . ~1. remam m lhe low 7<h. at tht-foot, but .,tolf' a pickup truck and their son J1tson. 6. beache!->, but t•ourd n sl' mto the from a nt'arby form, and headed A she riff's deputy said Gantz high Soc; or low 90s anlanrl 1ow ard"' C;ardine r . where hf· told negoti ators he was frecm.: T~e spoke~man o;a1d tht> mr•r 1 '"ntuallv mil11t.· hi~ wa\ to lh1 Mrs . Cosanno. who 1s eight C'ast was cau!>t'd b' '"'<t b rt'•'/C~ Co ... anno hom1· · months pregnant. and the bo) blo"' mg moist air inland wh1 n> Pra'>on om c1als said the 6 NEW DELHI, India (AP> Afl·lndia Racijo reported today that about 1,000 persons were kilJed foJJowing the collapse of a dam in western India that un· leashed a wall or water nearly 20 feet rugh on the town of Morvi and buried it in mud RALEIGH . N.C CAP) • Def ense attorneys s aid they would a s k t oday that th e charges be dis missed against Dr. Jeffrey MacDonald of Hunt· in gton Ha rbour , accused of three murders. because he "fea red for their hot air heated 1t and cau')t>d the foo t ·5 210-pound G<in t1 1o1.a:- l eslimony centere d on blood safety if they s tayed 10 lht' moisture to conderu."' erv1nj.! uµ to 20 'ears on a ra1-w a n alyses and tests on_a pajama house... The result. he said, ha5 ~n con' 1< uon anf1 up to seven yPars · · 1 am deeply shocked al the enormous loss of precious Uves a nd destruction of property ca used by the sudden floods," Prime Minister Charan Singh said in a message to the cruef minister of GuJarat s tate, Babubhai Patel. Troops were ordered to the town 300 miles northwest of Bombay t o help dig out the bodies and care for the sur· vivors. but we re delayed by highways and rail lines washed o ut by the weeks or monsoon rains that weakened the dam. Indian news a~encies reported that the downpours s welled the M achu River until it flooded over the top of one dam and col · lapsed an earth dam below it. The dam break sent a nash flood down on Mo rvi , four miles d o wnstr eam , late Saturday while most or the 60,000 people of the town were asleep ,, 'Troubleshooter' ATLANTA (AP> -Attorney General Griffin Bell, who leaves the Justice Department this week, will become an unpaid, part·lime "troubleshooter" for President Carter, The Atlanta Constitution said in today's edi· tioos DAILY PILOT f,.,0reftOI (~ 0..ly Pt'Ot. ••1"W'"K~i\l0im """"'' ... __ , t•-•-llYIN O.- (N\I Pvlllt""""(-Sep,oroltOOll"'"'•t .WDh•Md ~" fPw°"'Oft ,-rld4't * COtl• ,....w .. _ .... ~ . .....,,.1"91 ....... ~,,.-..... v.u ... ,,_,"-lleoc~-c-1" ....... ...-.--........ , .... s.i ....... _ _.. .. "'"""""--·"''"' p1...,, .... lJO W-1111 .. ~'"4.C--c:.i-~···-11_11 _ ,., ............. ~.- -··~ VottP'H'°"'t_('_4'Mll- ~ll-l'..it .. ~ .... ........ Mo.,.9i ... f91tor (illfriH II U.\ ........... ~ A\\l\IOf'I IM.,.Ol ... E91ton 1111, ...... (1l4)MMa1 ~MM111 .... MMen --~ ...... Bernard Segal. chief defense a ttorney, said that he would fil e the routine dis missal motion. Mac Donald. 35, is charged with murder in the bludgeoning a nd s tabbing deaths of his preg· n a nt wife , Colette, 26, a nd daught ers, Kimberly, 5, and Kristen, 2, at their Fort Bragg hom e in 1970. He says four drug-crazed in· truders, one of them a candle· ca rrying wo man, c hanting "Acid is groovy. Kill the pigs," killed his family and injured him . Prosecutors introduced 28 wit· nesses and more than 800 pieces or evidence during the 17 days it took to present the government's case. It is not known how many defense witnesses will testify , 60 persons a re on the prospe<:tive witness list. MacDonald is expected to take the stand and testify at length about the s layings. He was a G reen Beret doctor at the time. Prosecutors maintain tha t Mac Donald based his story on accounts of the Charles Manson family cult kjllings. Friday, As· s is tant U.S . Attorney J ack C rawley read i nto ev idence material on the Manson family from a n Esquir e m agazin e found in the MacDonald home. M ucb of the prosecution's Diamond Ring Stolen in NB Burglary A six-carat diamond r ing valued at $60,000 was li•ted to- day among jhe pieces of jewelry stolen in a $400,000 buralary in Newport Beach. Police said the brea~·lD OC· curred at the home or Anna Marie Gray, 1718 Galaxy Drive, over the weekend. .Mrs. Gray told officers th~ Jewelry ls normally kept ln a bank safe deposit box, but she took it out Friday and broqht the pieces home. She discovered the Jewelry mlsslnt Saturday nllht. Amoaa tbe stoa.n Items WU the six-carat diamoad rtnc. a 2.3·carat diamond rial valued at $18,000, a pair ol dJamond and Jade earrlall wortb SlS,000 and a '10,000 dfamoad pendaat, ac· col'Cliq to police . ~· t op MacDonald says he was Mrs. Cossano came home at 1 cloud layers se,eral thous<md for mhbcr~ They said both con- wear ing when attacked. The p.m Sunday w1lh her ~on and feet thl<'k that the un can 1 'ICt111n.., '\tt.•m med from cnmc~ dark blue lop had 48 puncture mothe r to find Gantz then• penetrate 1n '''" \ nri... Cal\ in 1977 holes in 1t . and FBI lab workers c------------------------------ testifi ed that when the top was folded the way it was found m the house. the pattern of folds m etched the puncture wounds fo und on Mrs . MacDonald's body. Army doctors testified they found few puncture wounds in Ma cDonald but MacDonald has said the doctors performed m· ad equate examinations on rum. T he Army dropped cha rges against MacDonald. A federal gr and jury indicted in In 1975. Active Market Rises in Face Of Grim News NEW YORK CAP > -The s tock market, shrugging off ad· verse economic news . continued to rise in active trading today. The Dow J ones average of 30 industrial stocks rose 6.49 points to 873.55 after four hours of trading on the New York Stock Exchange. There were three limes as many gaining issues as losers. Analysts didn't point to any s ing l e n e w eve nt for the m arket 's buoyancy. But they say renewed institutional buying inte rest begun last week when the Dow industria l index posted a net gain of nearly 21 points is still pusrung the market. Me a n while. gold opene d hil her today but then dropped s harply in London and Zurich. The afternoon fixing in London was S298.75, off SS. The quote in Zurich was $297, off $5.75. WFlasher Hits Again Fountain Valley's freeway fiaaber struck asaln Sunday. surprtalne three teen-aged girls with offensive activity from his hiding place ln the bu.shes near Bushard Street, police said. The young man, who wears women's panties over bis face as a disguise, but nothlng else, bas1 s poradically been startling fe male passersby all summer near freeway overpasses in town. TbJ• Ome, three female stu· d e nt• who attend Fountain Valley ffJJh School were walk· ins to1etber wben they Hid they 1aw tbe fJuher about 3: 15 p.JD. The YOUftl ladtet ned. anCt IO bad the naaher by lhe time police arrived. t I /~ I I For those Casual Days around Campus .. l.8\ll·lndtgO Denims with sublle POCket accents. comphmenteci by the SOit tOuCh ot conon kn.I shtl1s '"assorted s1ripes, add a hOOded sweatshlr1 or a 'No<j.ncn conon chamois shirt lor 1h0Se COOier <layS ahead - AL.:SGARAGE 56 FASHI ON ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH (714) 644·7030 ·~ 1 I l l Orange Coast (Ol fl ON * * * VOL. 72, NO. 22S, 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES Today's Closing N.Y. Stoeks N FIFTEEN CENJS 5 Die as Stadium RoOf Collapses Secrecy Eyed in -Pay Talks The amount of s alurv and benefit 10crcas es offered to teachers by the Newport-Mesa Unified School Dis trict in con- tract negotiations won't be made public. school board President Carol Martin said today in an en letter. Mrs. a tn s e er says a to r eveal the figures would violate the confidenUality of the bargaining table. S he s aid board negotiators ha ve been ordered to s tudy federal voluntary s tandards for non-inflationar y pay, as issued by President Carter. Teacher s' union represen- tatives couldn't be reached for comment today. Tht·y have asked for an estimated 14 per- cent overall wage increase, step raises and add1t1onal benefits, along with bindmg arbitration of griev ances and oth er no n- monetary items. School Superintendent John Nicoll said today Mr1:i Martin':-. letter was i1>Mied tu (·lanfv an early stC11l'mPn\ madt• in th~ <h::. trac t 's contratt µropo~al Th<' t>arhc r ~tatl'rnl·nt '><Jill th(· district':. waizt• and bt·nd11 offl·r would bl'' announct·cl uftt•r the amount of state bail<Jul fund~ wn::. known llowt'ver . N1<'<>ll said. trust('(:!> oevt:r intended to m ake public an exact fi gure fi e said ii was felt that the earlter statement might be mis interpreted to in- dicate s u<.'h a public announce- m ent wouJd be forthcoming. He said today the district has about $2 5 mtlltoo 10 s l a t e bailout funds to apply toward negotiated increases as well as reserves. ··we are not starting from 7 zero. howev('r," Nicoll said He (See SALARIES. Pag£> A21 * * * Budget Boost Goes Before Sclwol Board Newport-Mesa s chool trustees are expected to adopt a $46.2 million publicauon budget Tues- day. The figure is up a bout $2 mil lion from t h e previously adopted tentative budget as the result or state bailout funds, of- ficials said today. School Superintendent John Nicoll said the tentative budget o( about S44 million had to be adopted by the end or J une. before state bailout £i~ures were determined. The d1str1ct was as- s igned more stale funds than an- ticipated. he said. The extra income will be used to cover negotiated incr<•ascs in teachers' s alaries and for dis- trict reserves. he said. The publication budget will be printed in the Daily Pilot for public scrutiny on or about Aug. 24. Nicoll said. Also on Tuesday's agenda are plans to schedule a public hear- ing on the publication budget ror 7:30 p.rn. Sept. 4 in Harper Com- munity Center, 18th Street al Tustin Avenue, Costa Mesa . Tuesday's meeting will alao begin at 7:30 p.m . at t1'at loca- tion. The district•-s fina l budget must be adopted by Sept. 7, Nicoll said . The adoption of three budgets -tentative, then publication. then final -is re- quired by law. FIRST CALLER GUI' THE PAD I 'm very pleased with the re- sults rro m my Daily Pilot claa11lfted ad. "Tbe first person who called rented my place." That's the story ot the s uc- cessful Newport Beach man wbo placed thll lld ln the Dally Pilot: Cllffhaven 2Br 1 Ba, patio, etc. Sr. adults, no pelt 1325 yrly. UX•XJUOI . AdverU1iq 1ucce11 comes · eao wltb the Dally Pilot c~lfted ad·viaen at "2·"18. ' • a. Incident linked To Jet? ROSEMONT. Ill I AP> -Five workmen we r<' killed and 15 were in1ured today when tht- roof of an S8 m1ll1on stadium un· der construt·tllm nt'<ff O'Hare In te rnalional Airport collapsed "h ke a whole lumber yard fall 1n~ down" mome nts after h1n g down ;ioout 8 30 a m "'hill· ~h men 1.1.e re at 1,1,ork. pohn· -.aid It "A as JU!>l likt• a 'A cir l'\l·r ~th1ng 1,1,a-. lom1n~ do"Art around u..-. ... -.aid t·h•tlrical ton tractor V1ct1ir \lul1111lh . ~. of ~f ount PrcJ-.~ct ~fohnllh. "Aho "AU!> among thl' m1ured. ~1d hl' wa~ ""orkang m LS tren1·h und<·r the grandstand Jrl'J Hc '>ai d thl·re "'as no "arnmg the: roof "a::. about tu (l>mr down Aflf'r n•aching -.Jfet' ouL.,111C' ~l olt n1llt .,air!, lht• f1r-.i thing ht· <hd "'a.... knc·•·I and µr .1\ • STADIUM LIES IN RUINS AFTER COLLAPSE NEAR CHICAGO'S O'HARE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT TODAY ""•"•-•o ___ Five Pe ople Pe rish . 15 Othe rs Injured as Facility Under Construction Crumbles After P lane Noise Th'. ( :1 u •q• "r I h.. (' ;,t \ f• In v. h1ch "llrn•-. .. 1·., ... ud 1·.11rn· m11 nwnh afhr .i wt fl,."' <Her."'"'' undt•r 10\("-tlJ.:<1t1nn Laguna Man Killed in NB Collision A Laguna Beach m an became "lewport Beach's seventh traffic fatality this year when his van crashed into a utility pole early today. Police said Alan Phillip Rust. 19 , or 1337 Cliff Drive, was dead al the scene of the coltision oa MacArthur Boule vard at San Joaquin Hills Road. Accident Jnvestigator Rick Schultz s aid the crash was dis- covered by a passing motoris t at 2 :45 a.m. He said Rust had left hi s parents' Costa Mesa home to go to Laguna Beach about 1 a.m. Schultz said it appeared that the young man blacked out or fell asleep at the wheel. drov~ off the roadway, grazing a street light pole before s mashing hcad- on into the utility pole. Active Market Rises in Face ~ Of Bad News NEW YORK <AP) The stock market. s hrugging off ad- verse economic news. continued to rise in active trading today The Dow Jones average or 30 industrial stocks rose 6.57 paints to 873.63 after five hours or trading on the Ne w York Stock Exchange. Ther e we re two times as many gaining issues as losers. Analysts didn't point to any single n ew event fo r the market's buoyancy. But they say renewed institutional buying interest begun last week when the Dow industrial index posted a net gain of nearly 21 points is still pw;bing the market. M ean wbile, gold opened higher today but then dr opped sharply in London and Zurich. The afternoon fixing in London was $298.75, off $5. The quote in Zurich was $297, oH $5. 75. Actor's Home Wall Debated SAN DIEGO (AP') -Whethe r the 10-foot-blgb walJ erected by actor Cliff Robertson is too solid or should be tom down wW be taken up T uesday by the California Coastal Commiuion. The San Diego Coastal Com- mission approved amendment. to a coastal permit ror the wall at Robert.son's La JolJa seaside hom e. But the design called for 70 pe rcent open laltJce while the wall turned out to be solid . Arter' the clty commission re· fl.lsed to order Robertabn to tear the wall down, a nelgbbor ap· pealed to the state. • Dream Waylaid Irvine Center Job Plagued by Delays By JOANNE RE YNOLDS OI IM O•lly l'tlet Slall Six years ago. Irvine Com- p a n y exec utives a nnounced plans for the company's most ambitious undertaking, the con- s truction of a Rla nt shopping center and office complex to be called Irvine Center. The development was to rise by 1975 on 472 a cres known as the "Golden Triangle" formed by the Laguna C<inyon. Sun Diego and Santa Ana F reeways. Today, the Goldt'n Trian~le re mains at?ricultural land Then· are few 1ndicat1ons or the pend mg transformal1on Moulton Parkway has bcc·n rt" named lrnnl.! Center Drive and cons truction ha s begun on a fl ood control channel that will eventually be covere<i by the center What happened lo the project that was ballyhooed so loudly six years ago as the greatest thing to come to Orange Count y ~mce South Coast Plaza" Touted as the "downtown" for the entire south Mas t region. Irvine Center so fa r has bee n distinguished by a constantly re· vised construction schedule. The 1973 announcement set th£• construction start ror 1975 but there were delays. By 1976, there were new an· nouncements . Execut ives from four major department stores wer e on hand for the unveiling of plans prepared by architect Vic· tor Gruen. T he shopping mall planned at that time was to cost SJOO million · G rotmdbreaking was ~oing to bl' held in the fall of 1977 and the opening was 3"t1c1patcd by this rail. Th3t 1nclud<'d th<' depart ment stores, a 350-room hotel. more than 100 mall shops and :i tri-level rccre<ttion and r nter ta1 nmcnt <'t•ntt•r t•a Jl(•d Tivoli C'ourt Rut thos1.• plnns apparently fell hy the ways1dc when the Irvine Company was hou~hl out in lhl.' s ummer of Hl77 bv a c1Jnsort1um of in vest<irs "A ho twd l'Ommilt<'d themsel\'es to a sh11rt term $237 million loan lo buy th<' rompan) For the fi rst y.-ar under the new ownership. all the m ana~<' ment's <'nerglC'S "'l'rt' l'OOCCO tratcd on paying off and rr finan cing that lo.in /\ SJOll mi Ilion conl:-lrurt10n proJl•Ct had a lo w pnonty at that lime Then an .Jum· 1978. thl' announ ceme nt "as made that ont'C again. work 1,1,a., under "Aa) on d ev<'lopment o f thl' c<'ntc r'c; s hopping mull and busmes~ area There wa s Onl' important chang<' The Taubman Company would be in equal partnershi p with the Irvine Company on the s hopping center portion of the project. A. Alfred T;.iubmun was one or the investors who boul?hl out the <See PROJECT. Page A2) Hutcherson Case ~~~~~~~~~ Police Seek Victims of Boat Blast :'\e"port Beach police lOn t1nued their search today for possible victims of an explosion and fire that occurred aboard a cabin cruiser early Sunday morning The boat. a 25 -foot Chris Craft. burned to the water hne then sank m about 50 feet of "ater a mile off the l\ewport Pie r Ha rbor Patrolmen 1,1,ho rushed to the scene at about 3 30 a m ~a id they searched the area for '1ct1ms. but found nom· Originally. police thought tht· hoat "owner. Ronald Roe. 31. of 1:M Spnngdale St . llunt1ngton Beac h . might ha \P bcPn on hoard. but they ~aid they located him later Sunda' Octcctive RotX·rt Jlardv s:.11d hc·s continuing his 1n' estigau on in an £>ffort to find out "ho took th e boat rrom llS berth 10 ~<'"'port II arbor .rnd "h) 1l l'Jught hrc Litte r Committee Panelists Sou~ht Newport Beach C'1ly Council members arc looking for r~1 de nts to serve on the Litter Con- trol C1tiw ns Ad v1sor y Commit tee There are two vacancies on the 14·rncmber committee Ap· phcations for the posts are available al the city clerk's of· fl ee at city hall, 3300 Newport Blvd. For further information. ca II 640-2251. Third Rape Trial Opens The third trial of Glen Howard Hutcherson. 45, an aerospace worker from Whittier charged la the 1977 rape of a 21-year -old woman, opened this morning in Orange Cqunty Superior Court. Hutc herson is accused or the rape, kidnap and assault of Catherine Hardin afte r s he was picked up while hitchhiking in Buena Park. Hutcherson orlglnally was convicted or the charges by an Orange County Superior Court Jur.• in March, but Judge Mason Fenlon set aside the verdict, 11yln1 that be dido 't believe lllH Hardin's testimony. Judie Fenton'• ruling touched otr a wave or prolett by women's 1roupe. At the end or a second trial in June, a jury voted 11·1 to acquit Hutcherson. Judge Richard Beaeon declared a m istria l and rather than dismiss the charges as agreed to by prosecuUon, or· dered Hutcherson to face the charges for a third time. During today's proceedings b e fo re J u d ge Byron K. Mc Millan, Miss Hardin's personal attorney, Gloria Allred, requested that she be allowed to slt at the counaels' table to pro- tect her cltent'a rt1hta when Miss Hardin teatitles. But Judge McMillan ruled agalnJt the motion. Ms. Allred allO lost a bid to have the judge lift a gag order that bars participants from dis- cu11lng the case outside the courtroom. "The order is so broad ~ can 't dlacuu the caae with a nyon e . It amounts to cenaorahip," lbe cbar1ed. ............. _. --_...,;,,.,,.,;,. ...... - After denying the motions. Judge McMillan summoned 50 persons to the courtroom ror jury selection. Hutcherson contended in the past two trials that Miss Hardin agreed to have sex with him for payment of $25, and claimed she cried "rape .. only after he told her he didn't have the money. However, Miss H a rdi n testified that she was forced to have sex with Hutcherson ln the Buena Park area after belng picked up while hltcbhiklng in the euty momtna hours of Nov. 22, 1977. S he claimed that Hutcherson, at one point, bound ber bands durinl the alle1ed In- cident. FoUowtnc the first trial Miss Harell!' said she was "happy .. th•\ Judie Fenton decided to (See ftlAL, Pa1e AZ > -·· ::-.pukPsm1·n for lh•· a n·h1l1·11 .ind thl• Fcd..r;.il \v1at1on Aft n11n1slration '\alfl 1t wa'> too ear ly to speculate on whether thl· plane had anything to df') w11h the collapse An FAA offlc1;;il. ho\\e\i::r. said he wa-. <:t'rtam ~ larAt: )et 't'Ould have bl'l'n land tnR al 0 liar(.' Jt the· t1m1• <1( th• JCc1dent 'r J)c>r 01Jn •• l.f J ~r1·rih• 11 ~did h~ t..tlkl·d 'A 1th '>Olnt. l'fll struct1 on people a nd that ht• believed there was nothing to In- dicate the plane caused the col· la pse The stadium. which had bttn ~chedul ed to ope n 1n latt• Decembe r. "a ... des1Anf'd for "POrtanl? l'\<'nh. c·1rcuses and bUSIO('S<; met>! lnJ(!\ Joseph Petcrv>n '-fiOk<'..,m:in for lhc Ho-.1.•monl f'•1ltc1· flt>JH1ri mt>nt ..... aid fl\" rn••n "'l'r•· rein f1rmt'd dt•..icl All "''rt' l..tkt•n 111 ,, lt-mpor.Jr\ m11rJ.!1w iH·rus-. th•· '-trt•1•t from 1h .... 1 .. 11ltu111 Thn·t> or tht· !11-.11!. Jll c·arpcn lt>r-:, \\'('rt• cd1•n11fwd :is Ar111r11 Ht')t.'S •• John 1;"'" and '.\tartin \\'tlke nM•n Pet~rc;on ,,11d man\ \\ork1·r~ "'ert' trapJX·d 1n t ht · '' red.aJ.!•' but "'er<' l~ll('r freed One 1,1,1t n('s-. Paul Proro~ .. aid the rollapw · ... oundt·rt ltkl· .• ~ h '' It• I u m In· r ) J rd f .i 111 n J.! do1,1,n " P rorok cmplo} eel h\ .1 nl'J rh' firm . ,;.ud ht• h.1d h1·<'n "Jll'hlOJ.! t arpentC'r-. lO\<'rtn i.: l..tmin..itt••I \\OOd ~ams "A tth ply1,1,11od 1.1.h1·11 I h t' r oof J.! .1 ' c "' a ' ·1 h , ~tathum ... mor "'.1~ .... uµportt.:d h) laman~ttt.•d ~ood lk•am ... st•L int<• l'Onc•etl' p1 1l<1 r-. A n un1d1•n1 tf1l'rt "11 ,,...._.., 111 t t•n 1ewt'd by tcle' 1-.100 -.1;111nn WBBM. ~J1d th1• '>l<1d111m IM•i.:.11 ~haking a~ J plane pa~~cd .. ,,., head. "And 1us t like dom1nrw-. l'veryth1n~ went down," he said A s pokesman for the F eder<il <Stt STADIUM, Page A21 0ran~0CoaM ""' \\'e ather Cloudy night and morn in2 hours with mostly s un. ny aft ernoons through Tuesday. Lows tonight in 60s. Highs Tuesday near 70 al beaches to uppe r 70s inland. INSIDE TODA y Vice Preaident Walter Mon- dale continue& hb clo&e rela- tio n &h t p with President Carter, aides say. despite has seeming recent cti&tance. See Page A7. ' - DAILY Ptl.OT Monda A ust 13 tt7'9 s .... 1aena •••e ~aguna Backs Corridor Path Lagubna Un~h City CoWlC'll The ('ounty 11 a coklni m f m ~ r • h • v e n 1 e w «' d .-l>OllRS to Its envtronmentaJ ~1: rnatavea r~r tht-'an Joaqu.ln Impact report on the prol)Oljtd •n1portauon corridor and corridor _;between th«-Corona ctel recommended adoption ot t.be Mar ,...._..y and thu San Oit-1o ~out hernmo. t ruute tbrou1b ll'reeway near Crown V1tlley ~ v~amore Kllhi Parkway • Earlier. th(' c·ity'• Plannlnte Mayor Jack Mc•r>ow 11 HUW t orn mb1m >n rt'l'ommundl'<.I that the cor-rtdor ··1.b hnpNaUvt! Jn ~o. tronspurtutlun corrftlor be savmg Laguna HtlH"h from lht , ualtthMemben. or that panel did tmpactb or a nattortal urban su ey prt•fer Routt1 18 over park " ot ~t>r!'I Li~ted l ... al't week . planb wti re out fha t route "-Ould U.kt-the cor-!med for a 19,000-acr e national rtdor throu1ieh Sycamore IUll It urbMn park surrounding Lagunll ..c pomt ubout a half mile above Heach the JUn<'tion of Laf(un a Canyon At least one Laguna Beach ;.ind El Toro Hoad~ · coundl member sees the cor- But l'Ouncalml'n recommended ridor as a way to open ne w land Route 17 or the SIX altemauves to development. offerl~ .• aying al would ~ypus Councilwoman Sally Bellerue Wood ~ Canyon l'ast of 1-... I Toro objected to the county 's en viron- Road mentaJ report. saying It 1s "Im· Planners To Review mes Newport Beach planning com- m1ss1one rs wall ronvene an a !->pecaal sl'ss1on Thursday mght to hc1on of l hl' p ropos ed 300· horn I.' de \ t>lopment on the land 'urr o u n d a ng t h e Fo rd i\eronutromc 0 1v1s1on plant. That proposal was brought to l·omm1ss1oncr6 last week. but at wa:-cont inued to T hurs day ;ilong l.\lth th<' hearings on the In inc Com pany's developmenb al North Ford and Civic Plaza. Th<' Cl\·1c Plaza d1s cuss1on 1.1. 111 co vl·r th e develo pmen t phasing schcdull· fur the parcel 1n Newport (;l•ntl'r which 1s tioun!kd hy San Joaquin Hills ltoad. Santa Cruz, San Clemente .ind Santa H:.irha ra Drives. Tht· North Ford application 1r. for approval of <1 tcntCJlive tract map fo r indus trwl <ind orflce dt>· \'elupment on the 77 acre parcel north of tht• Ford property. The Ford proJe!'t . propost.'fJ by thl' Ford Acro)>pace and Com· mun1t'at111ns Corp a lCJng with dl'\ eloper!'> f ro m th t· Eagle Devt•lo pmcnt Co mpany a na Daon Southwest Corp., ca lls for f'Xpans 1o n o f the e xis ting aerospace plant Jnd construc- tJO n of homes on the 200 acres al i-·ord Road and Jamboree H.oad Upgina lly, the proposal called for filO units. hut thul wai. pared du l.\ n to •150 unit:. by the de '.-lupN '> Tht1l proposal was rt · J~Cted by c11y c:ouncal members h11>l month. The proposal before pla nning c·ommiss1one rs call!; for con- struction of 250 singles family hom es and 50 attached homes. Low-cost housing originally wus to have bee n included in the pr OJCCl , bul the proposal before com m issione rs now calls for that housing to be provided oH or the s ite Developers s ay they would use two apartment complexes in the Bl uffs urea controlled by Daon and agree to m aintain re nts for a specified pe riod of lime al a level considered a ffordable by low a nd m od e rate In come fa milies Also incl uded in the current development plan is a 331 ,000· -,quare-root expansion to the in· dustraal facility LOS ANGELES (AP>-Say- ing he does not want to apply "piece meal remedies ," Superior Court Judge Paul Egly of Laguna Beach has refused a re- quest to establish a "magnet" program at a Woodland Hills elementary school. OAANOE COMT H DAILY PILOT !MOr-~0..ltl'tlol wltft""l<~I\<..,. tHniPCI tM ~ P."°\\ f\~tJi'1\NJ(90f ll'llP0.M!GtJll' ( N\t P'-tbh"""' (~y t.wrt lti t-att~ ,,. ("Wt>f•l,.tJfd MOf'l(taw '""°"""' f'r•dlY •o• CO\I• M•'-A ,,...........,.. lit.c" ~h"'9t.n .. «.hlJeun 'ull\ 'V.tllrf lr"VtM l "°""-' ~M'ft "°"1,. c .. u 4 -···~t<llt-t•-•\l•M"°4•• .. t'-\1Uftd••" ,._. Ot•n«..,..t ... ~ ...... ~ ~ ,., uo Wiii' t ft•t \f'"" (~'"'....,,... C•lltoM•••Jt,. 11-••ll-p,fo\lelt~i .,_. PW•.., '"'" ~ ...... Vt< .. P'fl\tdil"' •ftd ""'""'t MIJ'Wtltf .,_ ... _t ...... '"::"~t.. '\T.:'" CM<t.tH.1..-ltlctlwftl IMM ,. ......... Motft .. lntMltan TelepfleM (714)~ ce....,....Aft•l'tttMllGMn possible to read." She said all or the proposed 1 routes are combined on a s ingle map,-"~ you-nn~ flgure oul which route is which." She also expressed concern about major land c uts through Sycamore Hills, some or which she described as "being up to l WO footbalUiekJit-wtde:-° But Mayor McDowell said no cnv~ronmental report is perfect, addang "We're at a milestone in Ir ansportation in South Orange County ·· H e said he avy traffic on Pac ific Coas t Hi ghway and Laguna Canyon Road will be lessened by the new corridor and said the route will "enabl~ us to control growth." And, he said, the route wHI "keep the impact (of park traf- fi c> from coming in along our coast." f'rowe Page A I PROJECT ... Irvine Co mp:rny l11s ow n firm basl'd 1rtl>t'lro1t. 1:-. tht eountry< big g est shop p1n ~ c e nte r de· vc·lopt>r , so the partners hip an· nounce mcnt wasn't much of a surprise. llowl'vcr, 1t mc<inl that the work done by Gruen and A s )>Oc1ates a nd tht· d epa rtme nt 'tor e n.egotaating conductl>d by the I rvane Company was reject· ed an fa vor of the work Taub· m an's own people would do That work is still going on to- day. Taubman's in-house a rchitect 1s redes igning the shopping center and T aubman's staff 1s conducting negotiations with up to five maJor department stores. Th.ose negotiations appa rently rl'ce1\·ed a setback with the con- s truction of the Mission VleJo Mall. slated to open this fall next to the San Diego Freeway at Crown Valley P arkway. That 70-acre s hopping center will have a Bullock's, a May Company and a Robinson's three or the stores that s igned letters or intent to go Into Irvine Center. The Taubman stare won't make any public statements about the Irvine Center s hopping cen ter. They s ay the Irvine Co mpany i s acting a s spok~s~an in that capacity. Off1c1aJs at the Irvine Com pany explain that negotiations with de partme nt s to res are t ricky. especially when some or those stores are working on con. s truction projects JUSt down the freeway. And they also say that, until the majors are signed up, the s hopping center isn't going any farther in the planning process. In order to come close to the c urrent prediction for opening In late 198.2 or early 1988, those negotiations are going to have to conclude within the next six months. Apparently the negolialion1 involve such things as where the different stores arc to be located within the shopping center. noor area and other non-rent related considerations. Major department s tores usually work out flnanclal ar· rangements to end up ownln1 the land under their stores and they build the stores themselves . In short, they don't pay s ignlfi- canl amounts or rent but the bli stores are an absolute necessity to attract the m all shops that do produce s ubstantial returns. When Irvine Center finally rlaes out Of the fields of the SO· called Golden Trtan1le, wbat la it llkely to be? Sam· Van Landin1ham. direc- tor of sales and manetJn1 for the Jrvlne Comapny•1 com· merclaJ.lndustrlal dlvt1lon, sar. It's 1otn1 to be muo~ II • Newp0rt Center. One ot lrvlne Center'• advan- ta1es. he aatd, la t.be ract that it la surrounded by three fl'ffW8)'9. fl allO will be trtlect- ed "9Dtually bJ' three INrtal ht1hwap-ll'Ytne CeMer l)dye, Barranca Road and Alton Avenue. llltcla Turns BO Alfred _~Htc.hcock_. m.a s te r . of the suspense m ovie . gestures ~hale bemg intervie wed at his home an Los Angeles. Hitchcock celebrated his 80th birthday today New Water Quality Agency Proposed F...-PapAI TADIUM •.• A vial on Administration , Neal Callahan, said planes were fly. mg "just a couple hWldred feel" over the all.e tbiJ m omln". Rescue crews from Chicago a nd seve n s uburban com - munities were sent to the stadium. northwes t or Chicago ne ar the giant airport. Callahan s aid he had ne ver heard or airpla ne turbulence c ausing des truction o n the' ground although "large jets do gl ve off mini-tornadoes, as we call them." He said lhe-.stad1um is M feet high but that the original plans called for a taller structure. He said building repreaentall ves met with FAA officials in l.973 about the planned size a nd loca uon of the building. E',....P~AI TRIAL ••. overturn the JUey's conviction. That announcement ca m e dur City f loo4t4 INDIA Milt·' 0 .. ,. . .,......... INDIAN CITY FLOODED Map Showa Dam Burst Death Toll 1,000 in India Dam Collapse Ing a press conference in which NEW DELHI. India CAP) _ the accused and the alleged vtc-AlFTn<Jfa "Radio reported today tam agreed to get psychiatric that about J.000 persons were treatment together. killed following thl' collapse or a By DAVID KUTZMANN Olu.J>U!Y PJ!tW•lf The Newport-I rvine Waste Mana gement Agency could be rC'placed with a new consortium or agencies bette r suited lo hun die water quality plannin~ for the Newport Bay wa tcrsht>d , Irvine councilman Art hur An thony says Anthony said land u:.e de cisio ns could require upproval of appolnll'd !>tak orrtcmtir tr Ch~ slate water t>0u rds are dl•111gnat t•d the U~l·n('lt'S to rt•\'f'IVf' t.ht• funds Following the second trial, dam in western India that un- both prosecutors and defense at-leashed a wall of water nearly 20 tohrne ys reques ted dismissal of feet hi gh on lhe town of Morvi t e-ctrarges, bot Judge-fteacom -and tnme~·t-n..,..,m.t----- rcfus ed · · 1 d 1 • At Tuesday night's Cat y Coun cil m eeting. Anthony will ra 1:.t- the poss1b1lily or forming a nel.\' group comlft1sed or the county and cities whic h ha ve land within lhe watershed His s ugges ted alternative lh the result of a decision by the :.ta le Wate r Quality Control Board last month to withdral.\ the Southern Ca llfornaa A!'>sor 1a t aon of Governmr>nt 's clc•s1gna taon as tht· a~ency tr• rt'<'c:J' t• ft.•d t.•rnl d t>:.in wate r fund!'. fur th 1~ a rea S (' A Ci h a rt p 1 r k t· cl I h ,. N«v. po rt lr\'lnl' a ge nt·~ l v.o :. t·a rs a~o to pn·pu r<' plans for I ht-prevention uf pollutaon of uµ- pt-r Ncwpor1 Ray But the ~late °''a rd. local of (1<·1t1b say, bch<·ves SCAC ha.., hel'n more or a hindranre than :1 help an cxpeda tmg t bosl' plan~ und as now looking for a nt·I.\ age ncy (Or WiJtCr quahl~ plt10· na n g e ffo r t s in t he h a v watershed ar ea. · Anthony. who was select<·d vice chair man of N IWA al its last meeting , :-.aid he d~sn't be lie ve NIWA lh the bcht agcrwy to h andle t hl' JOb either "I believe this 1:. ob,•1ou:-.I} ba..,t·d on p&st performance and cur rent lack of crcd ib1h t} of ~IWA. particula rly m Nl'wport Be.1Ch, · he said. Ne wport Bea ch officials ha\l: been upset with NIWA 's plan:. for the c le ans ing of Upµc r Ne wport Bay The r 1t y h as claimed the plan would only al low further siltation or the bay . Anthony s aid two alternatives to NIWA are either having the st ate water quality or regional water quality boards be des· lgnated as the planning agen- cies or the affected communjlJ es the m selves form a joint powers CJ gree m c n t to handle cle a n water planning. Currently, NIWA is m ade up of the cities of NewPorl Beach, Costa Mes a, Irvine and Orange as well as lhe Irvine Ranch Water District, three county de partmenls and the Stale Depart mcnl of Fish and Game. Mem· bers bip is voluntary and based on the area drained by creeks and flood control channels that eventually empty into Newport Bay. Diamond Ring Stolen in NB Burglary A s ix·c arat d iamond ring valued at 960,000 was listed to· dat amon• the plecea of jewelry stolen in a $400.000 burglary In Newport Beach. Police said the break-in oc curred al the home of Anna Mar1e Gray, 1718 Galaxy Drive, over the weekend. Mrs. Gray told officers the Jewelry is normally kept 1n a bani safe depoell box, but she took It out Frtda)' and brought the pieces horne. She discovered the Jewelry missing Saturday nltht. Amons t.he stolen ltetns was the tlx·carat diamond r1ng, a 2.J·earit dl1mond rtna valued at f 18,000, a palr of diamond and Jade earring• worth 115,000 and a tl0,000 diamond pendant, 1c· cording to pollce. Boat Hunted SAN DlltOO CAP) -TM U.S. CoHt Guard 1earched for a rtablnt boat reported 1lnkJn1 early today about five mu .. from San Dleao. lnstt•CJd . 1\nlh11nv 'Jld , th<• land w .1• :1i•1·rH H'"' \\ 1ll11n th1· ",1tt·r .... h1·1I l·ould f11rm a J1t1nt pov. t·r ..... 1~<·11< \ Uwrn •''"'"' dOd ~l'<' k t ht• d 1•-. Ii• 11 ,1I1011 t• tt h1• r thrcrtlv or throui.:h 11111• 11f tht· water board.., Offlcaals ~a " tht•\ '-t all don t knov. \\ho v.1ll ht· ~h1·n t h., d1·.., 1~nat10n h) lht· ft·dnJI l(o\l•m mt>nt tu ri'l'l'l\t' lht· 1 lt•..i11 \\Jlt r funds. NI WA ha ' bt•t·rt 11•f'1•1\1ng Jbout Sl311 111111 f11t ah v.•Hk throuRh SCA(i Counnlman Donn II .di < 11•1 ,1 :\t , . .., .. ' 11·pn '' 111.111 ,. 111 '\I\.\ '°I s auJ llH' "lltl• v. •ii • r q 11.d1 i ' bourd \\Ill nwi..,. 11·1 u111111••nd<1 11ons t1> ih1· f1•d1•1.ll I• rt\ 1r1,nm• n t.il l 11111t·1 t11m \i..r1·111' ••rt \\It•• :-ht>uld h1• dv'.'>1 ~11.th"I tlw t ll .. .tn wat£'r pl.mn111g .1~1·0t'\ L'ntll lhl•n . 11.tll "J td. '\IWA 1, 111 l11nh11 \ tit I l'tlllt t•fl \\ h11 111'.\I gt•h th1 m 1111L\ I' <•xw·t t1·1l som1 tlm(' JO ~·plt mbN hl' .1 d1frd '\I\\'\ ... ut1m1t1t·d ,, r• p1111 IJ~r month to th• !'.11111111•1111 t11111r111.1 As ... 111 litl l•Jll nr ''"'I I IHl1t•lfl 1tl1 way<., lo l'IJI 11 poJIUllOn u( 11(11)1 f :'IOt>WJ'Orl U;l\ OH1t·1al.., art nol ... un· v.h:1i v.111 happt-n t11 th.ti ,11111\ 1111111 .1 111•\\ pl:innanr. tiS!<'TIC\ 1" Plr-rtt 1 ,. / I_ I I ' I Th d am t'ep Y shocred at the had ebJU. ge ch!lrgcd that Giles Pnnr mous loss or prl'CIOUS lives l'h~ved impro pe rly &nd a nd rl l·,trul·t11>11 of pro e rl \ IOlated rul('S of ev1denCl' by Jn t•a us1- M1nist<'r Cha ra n Singh .\1 rss Hardin !'> p&St sexuttl ex ,,1111 in a m1•.,,J~<' to the chief pt·~1ence .. and<in abortaon m1nl'lt·r o f C uJar St-a corn fro m prt' Troop ... l.\t•n• orrll'rc·d to lhe '1dang '"er lhe third trial tol.\ n :J•IO mill'<. northwest or Fro111Pa~AI SALARIES. • n " t ,. d t h a t t tac he rs h a \I' .dr1·ady hN'n guura nlc>NJ la'' .... ,, -..ii.Jr\ 11·\t·I'. plu.., IH' 'irtu,lv rn•gotl!l ll'd ... :.ilJn Jlltl 111 11t•f1t 1n1·n·a..,,., •inrt an~ 'h'IJ r •l "l'~ f111 v.h1t·h lh4'\ quul1f\ 'wol l 111tJ1 cat1-c1 lhJI ,,1lar, .inti lwnd1t IO('rt"l 'l., v. di tw \\I ll!h•·d a~<Jlfl~l d1.,tr1C'l COii ,., ... -.1011 ... 1n ntht•r off'd' rf'<!Ut""I •ti II\ lht• unum lht :\~~µon \1 .. , .c I t~l··1 al1011 ,,f f eacht-r.., '•11 h ,11 t .1~ 11111.!ht 111t lu1!1· n·d u, t '"" 1n 1 l.t...,!> ~Ill·. tame uff for uo 111n .JCU\'lttes and the ('hmlDat1on ,,f la)offs The teachers' thrt·e )('Gr <.·on ltact t'X pared m Junl! Tht: nf•w contract unde r negot1at1on will he retroactive to Jul> l. offacaah h:" e ~aut Ho m b..i y ti) hi· Ip di~ OUI the hnd 1C's und rar~ for the sur \l\or.., but V.l'rt' delayed by h1~h v.in c; <1n '>l.\l'lled th•· \1,11·hu Rl\l'r Until It flooded m ••r ih(• lop of on1· dam and col l.111'-<'tl an 4'.trth r!a m ht.•low rt 'I h1· c!Jn1 hr1·Jk <,(•nt n ~11r\'f four m ales tlnwn ,l rP ~•m . lall' S c1 turi1a '. "hilt• mo"' I 11f I ht• fiO 000 people uf ll11· l1tv.11 v. .. r1· .1 ... l•·•·p Envoy Shot At . HJ-:IHI T I ,.tJ;rnon !':P l 4,unm• n IH·l1•·\l·i1 1n bi· Palestm- 1 •10~ fi N>ct ·• riwkt>I J:renade into the· J utomnhllr or t hP I raqj am h:l'•'-••rlor In Lt>h.Jnnn today. but \ m h I\ ' ' .i rl o r ~! o h a m m e d \l r,,l .. n 11 ~1' .... an t·~caped with m inor 1n1un .. ... , ' , J I \: / ,~ t ,t \ ,1 I -' t . , I . ~-----, ; . I'/ /I' f I f ,\.. i.--_,_ ' , . / For those Casual Days around Campus LIM Indigo Oon1m~ with sul>tto oocket AC:CMI~. eomp11mcnted by the soft 1oucn ALS OARAGE ~6 F ASI llON ISLAND N[WPORT BEACH (714) 644·7030 ol cotton knit Ghtr13 1n t;00(1od stripes. add A hooded &w tsh1rt or a 'MX>I~ cocton chamois shin tor lh<Xoo cooler days ahead ., ---------------------------------------------------------- i Charges Dismissed SAN FRANCISCO CAP> Chara• acatut 30 anU nuclear actlvlata arreeted more than two year1 aco at U\e Olabk> Canyon nuclear pneraUnc tlaUon hav.- been di1nmed by U\e Cautonua Supreme Court The hJp t"Otlrt, In • 4.3 d~ cas1on. nileld °"' conridenllal at lorney-cU~ot relationship wo i. breached when a Sim Lui:-. Oblapo County reserv~ deput.) sh~r(ff. Jamea ~. particapatt><I an·ctl•cueslOO!l of ltiiiat st.ri&tc&Y for lbftr •ttoM. "The lntru1lon1, throu1h tnckery. ln the coofidenllal at· torney.cUent coofereoc • cannot bt? condoned." Chief Ju1llce Rou~ Bird wrote In a majortty oplnlOC\ •'The rt1hl to confer privately with one's attorney 1s on\' of fundamental riahts under the I \4 " Lei' was 1trrtisti"d durmg the demonstration Aug 7 at th~ ri.clhc Ous & Electric Co plfrnt near SMn Luis Obispo. but did not revtaJ his law enforcement ('01\nection and p ublkly re· malned a defendant. aUtndin1 eaaloa.a wtlh defense lawyers. J uatke Bird wrote the only .. effecUve remedy" to Lee's ac· tlon1 was "duimissal or the un derlylng char&es." Auociate Justices Mathew 1'obrlner. 1'~rank Newmun and Stnnlt-y Mosk agreed. A s oclate J ustace WI ley Manuel <'Ondemned the infiltra· tlon by Lee. but said the case Monday Augur.I 13, 1979 DAIL'( PILOT Ail • ID Nuclear Protest should be ~tried wilb lhe pro&· ecutlon prohibited from using evidence obtained throu1h the law enforcement officer . A s· sociale Jus tice Frank K Richardson a l so s igned Manuel's opinion. Associate J ustice William P Clark dissented . The Sl.6 billion Diablo Canyon plant has been the scene of numerous anti·nuclear protests. especially stnce lbe d iscovery 1n 1971 of the Hos~ri fault, a r1s· sure U'I the earth three miles off· shore. Parts of the plant are be 1ng strengthened as ct result of the discovery of the earthuake fault PG&E has :.ought an operat 1ng permit from the U S N.uclear Regulatory Comm1ss1on since last spring, and hopes to have the 2 2·mllhon kilowatt plant 1n ope ration by mid· October In the wake of the Three Mlle Isla nd nuclear accident in Penn· sylvanla, Gov Edmund C Brown Jr. JOIOed protesters 1n urging that Oiablo Canyon nol be licensed. Operation or the plant would increase the total gt•nerat1n~ capacity of PG&E by 16 pcrcenl. company official ~ s ay Th~ utility's service area runs from t h e 0 r e g o n b o r ti t• r t 11 Bakersfield. Pre111ier Paddleboarder Lagwia Lifeguard Eyes New Water to Conq_uer Newport Beach police officer Tim Riley examines s m a ll forest of marijuana plants confiscated from a home in Newport Heights Thursday night. Police said a ne ighbor s aw the tops of the plants grow- ing above a six.foot fence at a home on Catalina Avenue. Narcotics officers said they are looking for the horticulturist. Cop Changes Sex, Continues Her Job BRIDGEPORT. Conn. <A P> A male police officer who un· derwent a sex-change operation is entitled to return to the de partment as a woman, the city police superintendent says. Chester Collins, a 13-year veteran of the police force. plans to resume work in two weeks as Mary Collins. He underwent a sex-change operation June l3 at Boulevard Hospital in New York City because of "an inborn im· balance of hormones." Ms . Collins. 37, who is divorced and has two children. said she had an ''overwhelming des ire" lo be a woman. As Chester Collins. she served in the Navy during the Vietnam war. Police Superintendent Joseph A. Walsh said that "Collins has been an excellent police officer and he is entitled to return to du· ty if he wishes." He said tht: former patrolman would be as· s igned temporarily l<> a clerical job in police headqua rters. T h e name Chester Collins already has been replaced by Mary Collins on a driver's license and Social Security rec· ords . Ms . Collins s aid she planned to change her name legally. "I know how I felt but I went at long and lived with it ror years." she said. During those years. Chester Collins. described by his as· sociates as a "quiet person" with a good service record, un - derwent extensive psychological evaluations and was declared m e ntall y fit b y two psychiatrists. He also underwent four years A,. Wlt.,..,.lo HE'S 'MARY' NOW Ex-Cheater Collins or psyl'hotherapy before making the decision to change his gender. The s urgery generated com· pllcations and entailed three blood transrusions. Ms . Collins has been on sick leave from the police department for three months. "I have to expec;t some flak." she said about her return to the force as a woman. "This is a m edical problem. I am not as hamed of what r have done. .. J feel I wiJJ be capable or ser ving as a police o(ficer and I see no reason why I cannot go back on the job." Trial 'Net Perf eet' MacDonald Denied Charge Dismissal RALEIGH, N.C. (AP> -A ment be used recenUy ln deny· federal judge denied a motion Ing a new trial for tbe Wllm· today to dis miss murde r ingt.on 10, clvil·rt&bta activists charaes against Or. Jeffrey convicted of con1ptracy t.o bomb MacDonald, saying law does not a grocery st.ore during racial 1uarantee a perfect investiJ•· violence in North Carolina in tloa of a crime a person is ac· 1971. cued~ committing. "I suppoee it's equally true that the defendant la not ent1Ued Tbe 35-year-old former Green to a perfect tnveaU1atlon," Beret doctor from Huotlqton Dupree said. Harbour is being tried on Defense attorney Bernard cbar1ea of blud1eonln1 and Seaal arpec1 tbe aovernmenl's 1tabbin1 bl1 family to death case wu baaed on "usump· wblle ltatloned a\ Fort Brau ln t.lons, lnfennce• and COil.iee· ll70. ture" •nd failed to show a llll .uomeya have continually motive for the killlnp. = to 1how tbe Army "Kil ftnt words were woNI of lta lnwetlpUon and are concem for tbe Uves. the beaJtb npect.ed to.,...._, a number ot and the welfare" of bla family, apert WltMIMI to aupport that Se1al arped. ~. Aaaa.taal U.S. Attorney James B• U.S. Dlltrict Court Judte Blackburn amwered, "Tbe vie· Pr t'la T . .,....... Jr. Nid a Uma wen limply O\'erlrilled. 1111'1• II ....W to a falr, not a llacDauld'• WOUDdl were not. ,..,,.. lltal. It waa u up. ol U.. NIM nature." ~t:=:~r-~~~~~~~--i ~ 2 Wounded By Gunfire After Fight Two men were wounded by gunfire and a third inJured early today in a street fight in the El Modena area near Ora nge. S h e riff 's Department sp okesman Wyatt H a rt re ported. Investigators could give only sketchy details related to the street confrontation that broke out among an unspecified number or persons sometime between 1 a.m. and 5 a.m. on Spring Street in the El Modena a rea. Identified as wounded by gun· fire in the pre·dawn skirmish were Carlos Valdivia. 21, or Orange. and Carlos Torres. 20. of El Modena. Reports indicated both men have been hospl!alized for treat· ment of their wounds Their con· dition was not known. The third inJured man. who was hit in the face by an un known obJect during the fracas. was Ronald Norton. 19. also or El Modena. C/,ouds Keep &thersAway Overcast skies and Sunday·!> inland rain sprinkles put " damper on west Orange County beach activity ove r the weekend, ureguards reported lo day Only 58,000 people were count· ed on Huntington Beach City Beach over the weekend. down about 20 percent from normal. Only 48 bathers required help from lifeguards in the low. one to two-foot surf. Slate lifeguards who man Huntington Beach and Bolsa Chica parks reported attendance at a low 50,000 total for Saturday and Sunday. down nearly 50 per· cent. WFlasher HitAAgain Fountain Valley's freeway flasher struck again Sunday. surprillng three teen-aged girls wllh offensive activity from hJs .bidin1 place ln the bushes near Bushard Street, police said. Tbe youn1 man, who wears women'• panties over b1a race u a di1guile, but nothlnt else. haa sporadically been startllng female puseraby all summer near freeway overpasses In town. Thls Ume. three female stu· dents who attend Fountain Valley Hllh School were walk· tn1 topt.ber when they 1aid tbey ... the nuher about 3:15 p.m. The YOUlal ladles fled. and ao bad the na1her by the time police antved. " By S'fE\IE MITCHELL CM llW Dally "UM St.tll Charbe Ware's got the paddlt· bug. Now that he's conquered tht cha nnel between Catalina Island and Laguna Beach. the lireguard says he's setting his sights on bigger expanses of water Nol a Trans Pa c . you un derstand. But mu •be a little tr own o an 1ego on 1s 11 fool SIX ·IOCb paddleboard Only thls time. Churlac hopt-s to bring some friends along lit! paddh.'CI ror 30 m 1les b} himself Saturday. an a sue cessrul attempt lo cross the channel bt-tween A\'alon Hc.irbor and Main Beach P urk 1n Laguna. And while that i.:rueling 10 und a half hour experience might dampen enthusiasm in lesser men. Charlie says he's ready to start an annual paddling event Jr he can get any participants The channel paddle appeared to be a loser from the ou~cl. Ware said On the way to Avalon Ha rbor Fnday night, th<.• cabin-cruiser containing Ware and a fow other hreguards and their "'n·es. "'as nearly swamped by lht> wake or an aircraft carrier .. The earner was quite a way'> orr. but it left a wak e that nt•f:irh sunk us." Ware said today · · sC1ndw1ch. was about to c;tan off on his own. hoping tht• b<1cil >Aould catch up with him later But lifeguard~ Mike Dw1ni·ll and Will H1wh<'4'K'k mani.~t!<i tw gel the engim•s gorng. und Wart• s troked orr from the HC1rbor t n trance al i; 30 d m The r•·"l ,., h1!.tory War1· ~tumbled ashore at Main fkiwh •--'-"":"'"-"'-hours..later LO,...b4t ~"'fi.-·- b\' friends and rellow lill'J::uard-. • 1\ nd now he '> ready to do II again o.,,,,.,, .. s~-.. LOOKING FOR COMPANY Paddlln' Charlie Ware As J n·'>ult cJf th• '\a\ \ "OU k in~ th•· "'t:'I 1 n"" .srr1\t<l 1n \\.ilon to<1 l.:it1· t<J •·.11 Th•· hJ!11,. µum p d1 lln' """r"-ht"> 1cll1,v. p.jddh·r., du1n ' h111A 1:r' Jn<l \\<Ht' '"Id II 11>1.ildr· I .. :, • 1J .111 n1~ht I h•· 111 '' 111111 nin)..'. 1 h,. t.oo.11 1•ni.:11ll' "'":trln I 1 .n< .1n•l W .irt• n••Un'>h•·•I t \ • • 11 rJ h.im .. 1 d lJ kc lo -.cl· 11 bt·l'Om1· .rn :.innual C\ent.' th.-~7 v1.•f:ir 111'1 hfl'guard said tod<1 y .. Thi~ brokt· tht· 1c1· \lJ)"lw othe r l)('ople will !>3 Y ·11 hf' e.•n do 1l. I can do 1l. · <Jot! w1· l"a n 1.wl an annual thin)! g<m1g ' Rut for .... urt:. War .. -.a v-. h•· doesn't want to do it C1lonl' <i~C110 "Thal " JU~l aboul th<· mo-.1 boring thrng )OU l'un dQ " hl' laughed And 11 ht·lp' to ha"" 'omror"' in the "':itt:r n1·xt I•• H>U grw11 IO~ J O!'l RrOC:tnln~ \l t1·r ;ill m1-.1·r" 111\1•' •·om pJO\ Casl1., J e we l~ rf aken At.t e r 'Pounding Cents' Fake Crash SI\ meml>t.'f"o or two Orani.w ('11un l\ famllll'S 11.1..,l C1ho11t S2 f\00 10 1 .J~h J Ofl jt''At<lf\ l.J ll' :-i<.t tOr 11,1\ 111 .s pair llf h11hlup rn1•11 \\ho , 1 J j? l' d .~ 0 JU I " H ' I I ti!• ro 1 I II \\ t'!-tmin<>lc r 2 Tons of Pennies Sent to Washington \\ esuninstcr pohct: :.Jtd th.- Garden Gro~ and Westminster famrues wer(' returnin~ home at 11 15 p m. when their Lincoln "'a~ sl ruck 1n the rear by ;mother Lincoln WA SHINGTON <AP l A group of West Virginians. want· ing to "pound some cents Into Congress:· deposited nearly two tons of pennies at the Hureau of Engraving and Printing today F ederal oHicials said 1t ~ould take days to process the approx· imatelv S4 ,700 in com!.. wb1 ch the group. known as Propos1t1on Nine Cents. said will be the first or many installments aimed al hnanc10g the nation's federal debt. Members of the Huntington. W. Va .. or ganization left the pennies at the Treasury depart ment bureau rather than on Capitol Hill because Congress 1s in recess. The campm~n was named (or the nine l'enls the dollar lost to 1nflat1on last year. :rnd wa!> launched by Huntington area businessmen to m ake Congress aware of the nation's ant•· inrlation sentiments. They asked residents to contribute nmc pen nies to c-all attention to the declining value of their dollars Arter tht• ki ckoff Ju/\ 28 Propos1t1on !':1ne Cents boAe~ and booths rt:'C't:'tved hea\" dona 11on!!>, bul lht-contrihutwn'> dropped orr J .. lh1 c·amµa1 gn won• on By the llmt.· tht eoai truck lo:.ided "'1th pt.•nn•t'~ lt·fl ror Washmgton ~·arly Sunda) II ~a s c:arn1na.: J boul 50UOCJ n1nl· <"t>n t <lonJ'twns r a r "hon of lht 150 000 to 2.50.'lOO cfonauon-.. pro rn olt'r' 1nit1.:il o•-.11m.1lt·'-c ,tllc•d for "Wt' sN far f1H 1 h1$!h a ~oal tor our'l'h 'l'S. ...11d c a m pa1gn t'Oordmi:ltOr .l11hn :\1d .. 'nrmJt•I.. adding ht.• .. 1111 bl Ii\•" co tht.' prOjl'Cl \\ J " J 'I U<'<'t'''· "We 1,1.antcd to tal.l· .111\ anl<1J!t of the oppununit~ le• )..l't to them while tht'\ wc•n• bat·k m their homl' art:'as to 1 n•al1 -.omt• kind of d1alogut: 1n r ht 1 r ho ml towns.·· ht.• .,aid The campa1 j!n Jltra<'t('d tht.· d1sappro-. al or SC\ n:il cnt1l':-. 1nl'ludmg S<>n Hohc•rt C' Ji) rtJ O· W Va . "'ho .... 1111 ht· tw h<:\ t•fl lhc campa1.cn "oultl hJH' no effect " The two part1e!. pulled off Hol!>a Chica A\•enut' l)nlo Loyola Strel'l. omc-ers ~aid, lo Cl\l'hJnµ.- 1n ... uran<·e 111form<1t1on T he drt\t'r of lhc 11•Jr •';H Jbrupt l~ pulled out .1 ~ l'dhbt r rt•\ oln•r, forrcd tht• otht.·r <lnvt·r bJl'k lo ht!!> 11\1.0 H·hll'll' i.IOO lht•n ordrrt·d UJJ t '\ 1•1 ~ont· :-. 1 .1..,h ;.111<1 Jl'" el r~ \llt•r l'Olll't'tln~ I ht• hrnol \ 111" '"' 11 hvldup rnl'n d rov1· north or1 Bnlsa Ch1t·a . polH.'f' "':Jld The b1~~e!>t los::.. offln•r<> ... ;1111. "'"" a \\Oman ::. nn~ n·µortl'{JI) 'II.Orth S2.0UO PohC'l' ~aid lht' band1h "'' r" d\•sn1bed a s black, 11n1· ;1b11u11; :! Jlld lhl· otht•r JhoUI 5 H SwimmfA r Drowns LOS ANGELES I /\I' 1 Coun lY hfe~uard~ ha' c fo1111cl tlw hod y or Todd McNaughton. 22 or 1-:t St>J?undo . "ho rtro"' nt•cl "'h1I•· p(lrl1 l'tpating 1n a ('All mtlt· 'w1m ourytZ.ar 'round ble.za.r pz.rhaps thi most prect1cal bla2<ir you'll czvzr VJ(l..8r: durabl<i dacronand wool , 'W'CJ\ftl.,n in a uruqu<Z- hopsack wrw.ve; piif<ZCt for businz.ss an:i traV"L1 flw, gr<let shcd.rz.e , 1nclu.d~ nrz,w navy, 1)([,Wport bluz,, bt'UW'n, tan and bottJ<i gN.en ,@)~o@@J~@ 44 1'ulUOn l•tan.d• Newport Beach•714/844·'°70 JOOJ ~ Blvd.•Mhrwood VlllolJe·2131479·7127 A4 04ll Y Pk.OT Mondey, Auguet tS, 117'1 NATION I WORLD Pellee 'AIJ .. e' .la t ~ ~oe ting Densing It Up Philadelphia Sued by U.S. 9 LU£ MONDAYS DEn . -If you've mana1~ to 1et all the wa)' throqh Monday without anythJq to worry about. why not try lretUn1 over derulJ\y,. This 18 what moet of o ur c.'O.staJ t>ity ,ovemmenu art doing these dltyb Den.<1lty can ~ defined rou&htr H beina rl01e •od compact That's wha t the city fial people are wrinctna their hancb 1bout. They think we're too deM in people , t ra m c and buildin1s Jn Lagun• Beath, for example, city offac1als are ra.m paagoing agains t bootleg n!ntal Wlit.s. 'they believe thu~ places exist because of lhe heavy flow of sewage On the other hand. maybe Lagunans Just go to the bathroom more than other people One wag s aJd if they knocked down aJl the bootlee ten· ta t units in Laguna . the Art Col~ would vi.mah o vtfr· rugbt. MEANWHILE IN NEWPORT Beach. city officers got so exercised over densit y recently that some even flir1.ed C1t1Unry Sulfennq Demily Around tlu! Water Barrel "1th th<' 1rtea or a g would allow the m umc1pal 1nspeetors to determine 1f you hCld hidden den:.ity lurkmg in the gara~e If the msix·clor ev<•r got m my garage, he wouldn't h<Jvc to sea n :h for the de nsity. He'd t np bve r 1t Anyway. 1 was <1skcd the other day what I thought wa~ l'<t Using a ll the dens ity along our coaslhne. I said I t hought 1t was the day v1s1tors dcsct:nd upon our shorehnl' from points inla nd. Th is analysis caUsl'd me lt> drnw a r abpberry from a gentlem an rrom the city of Orange Y.ho wa~ m the ~roup STlLL, THIS LAST WEEK f:l'\D for example. I t hought our coast.al wea the r was really dl·nse , bul. th · population d1dn 't :.cem quite so thick Also. at never seem:. as rll'nsl' ;iround here on Monday a s it seemed on Saturd ay or Sunda y TetaRea ia lr--elaad---·" ........... A hooded Irish Republican Army member waves a sub· machine gun during a protest in Belfast whe re separate weekend marches were staged by Protestants a nd Rom a n CathoJj cs. No injuries were reported. Mexican Oil Still Skirts Texas Coast CORPUSCIJ RISTI. T exas (APJ -Norther ly currents ar" rar ry mg :.hccn from the world's largest 011 spill along th<-South T1·l(:t'> roast , but scientists say the oil 1s 20 m ile-. ore ldnd and foll11Y.1n~ the contours of the shoreline -at least for no" "fl '~ Miii going northwar d. but 1t' ... not ~oing in a .,trn1J?hl l1n1 to thf' hc;ich." said Ro~er Meacham of tht' Env1rnnmrnl..ii I l'r<1t1-c lion A~t·n<:y .. It will take some C'hungt• m 1he "'Ind •.ind c,urf.1n· coodll1ons fo r that lo cha nge.·· THE NATIONAL WEATHER St:n l<T fon•ras t n" rh:rn)'•· t11 day or Tuesday m lhc seasonal weatht'r drh in~ th1· 1 11rr1 nt ' i\lthough ne arly Sl million of L: S mom·y h:.i s hl'l'o 'P•·11t d•·.in 1ni;: up Tl•xas beaches stained by the oil rrom J run:.."' a" Mt-:>.l\'.10 well in the Gulf of Mexico. the l' S Justice Dt•pa rtmcnt do .. ., n<1l intend to ~ue Mexi co for d am ages Attor m•y Gt•m·rnl n1im111<••· B1·n 1amm C1v1lctt1 said Sunday. Tiit: T HREAT Of' l.EGAL rl'pra~als agamiit "t1Px11•0 would 11\· a "silly proposition," Civlletti said al thc annual {C)n \t•n1111n or th•· /\mcrican Bar /\ssoc1ation C1vilctt1 ~ai d Pre~ident CC1rkr hud not a'>kt•cl th1· .iu ... tic 1· Department lo enter discussions ovl'r the ~pill and :uhkd thot ht· did not ttunk his agency ~houJd bcc1Jmc involved PHILADELPHIA <AP) -The federal governmen t cha rged the City of Philadelphia today with a llowtng its poltce to purs ue policies of brutaUty and harass- m eo t that "result in wides pread , a rbitrary and unre asona ble p bysicaJ abuse which sho<::ks the conscience.·· Klansrnen Arrested In Alabama MONTGOMERY. Ala . <APl - 8ae ked by riot~tnpped pohce a nd packing a pistol o n his h1p, Mayor Emory Folmar kept his pledge that Ku Klux Klansmen would not thread their white powe r march through his city wjthn111 a parad•• perm &l- K lansmen began tht! 50-milt march Thur.sday 1n Selma, walk mJ; tht-roult· of :J h1slorir c1v1I rig ht~ prote:.t ~1th vow~ lt1 p<J .1rm-.·d to t h1 hilt . · dnd t 11 1k~t roy any tballcnging ent!m} BUT THE END o f the m~rf'h, !>l'heduled for tht' grounds or lhl' Capitol. took place behind lhe harrt:d windows of police vans on Sundav wht·n nl'ar ly 200 .l\IJn•nlln ""l'f•· .1rn· ... l•«J d'-lh1·\ •·nt •·n·d 1h1 1 11\ \.\llhout th;· f>• I rtllt I h1· "hi lt> robt·d . hood.,d 111.1 re-hers s urn·ndcred witho ut I l "'''dJl( t • Bill '.\ 1ll-1n..,on th1· 1m1X:'rial 14 llarrl •1( th1 In' '''hit· ~.mp1rt l\n1cht" of lh1 Ku 1-\lu\ 1\1 • .in .111d ,,, ~·:1111 11·1 "' lhl ITl,;rl h "" .• tl••111·1-f1 ..i.'-. h1 <ind ha ... lull11l41 '" \\ 1 1 ,. arrt...,lN1 hv l'"hc1· Chad r 'h,1rl1"' ~"1nd:Jll SP EAKJ.,(; I~ 10 .i bullhorn '" 1nd<1ll t rilr1 lht m.iri·h1·r• \ llll .111· \ 1111.tl lflj.. th .. l.i14 l1\ pJr Jdtn1: l41th1111t .1 µ• rrn11 \ 1111 .1r1· 11•>"' u11<h r .1 r rt .,, l11 r th Jt 'tnlat1on · The unprecede n ted lawsuit. the result of an Investigation that began eight mo nths ago. seek s an i n j unc tion a sainst "such unconstitutiona l and other unla wful acts" and to cut off aJl fede ral fundi> for police services until the policies a re changed. T H E COMPLAINT filed an U S . Dis tric t Court c har ges Mayor Frank L. Ri zzo a nd othe r c ity a nd police offic ia ls with viola ting provisions of the U.S. Co ns t1tut1on l h <tt protect the freedom or people to travel and transact business a nd that ba r d1scrmunat1on on the basis of r ace . colo r o r national origin. Assis t ant Atto rney General Dr e w S. Days Ill called the laws uit "unique " a nd said it "challenges the prae-lices of the Ph1lade lphta PoUce De partmen t in r egard to syste matic citizen abuse and brutality." Days sa id tha t Phila de lphia is the first cit y to be raced with ~u c h a swccprng_comp!a.lm ---- S1mllar 1nv<'M1gations a re now un<kr WCI) m Jl ou'iton . Mt.>m ph1:-., Tl•11n . cind Mob1lt:. Ala. RIZZO. l!'ITt:RVIEW ED to rlav CJUl!)ldl' h1~ City Jl<J ll offi ce. 'Jld l'h1ladclph1C1 1s free from polH'l' brut ality "('ve never w en any.· he said. · P l)l1<:cmc n ove r r e a c t ... om et1mt·s. y~ But so does a ne\.\ bpaix:r rC'portt:r over react. "'' do. ... th" prl'!-.1df·nt ~' dot::-. th•· J u..,llcf• Depa rtment." said B11111 .i r111 m1·r poli ce com ""'"111nt·1 I hop,. "<' re not go- 1 11~· th•· 1.1.,1\ of I r an , l h <J l 11•il11 •·m1·n. 1u ... t tu:l'dUM· th1·v \.\t•Jr ,, hlu1· uniform .• Ht: l>Um mJrtl\ n1und1·d UfJ Jnd l'X 1·111t1·0 I 1.1' 11,ld n ·p11rt• r -. .1t .J new' t.11,.f1r111 th.it th1· Jlleg•·d 1ll1·~al pr.H'l1•·1·" uf th1· l'hilad<'lph1:1 p<lli1 ,. ·h.1\1• rl•·pri,,•d Jit•rsons of .tl l r .111 "'d'ir' .1nd n:J t1<111 al or 1~·111 , 111 h ;1"H' lt:dt'rJI righb ' IH T llE AUHt:I>. !h ~11 bla r•k'> ,1r1tl 111.p.11111.., \.\1·11· • ..,f'.Jt.•1·1allv 1r11I•ii 11111 111 .1 p.1tll•rn •1r prac· I I I I' II I IJ I I' r I m I n at 1 0 II . The reason we don't blame the day v1sJtors fo r our con~cstion and lr:.i ff1c :.na rls 1s t hat they're 1ust hke the wt-at her. you can t do anything al.xiut them . fl::. c<.1s1er . therefore. to try fo1~llng off the blame for dens ity on the permanent populallon and invoke n ew rules and regufat1ons. This may a bo be doomed for failure . Quake Hits In Te nnessee By The Associated Press A s mall. pre-d1o1wo earthquake <'<>nlc red an Tennessee r attled windows. but a ppare ntly caused no dam age in portio ns of three So utheas t s tates. the U.S . Geological Survey reported to- day. Old fashioned Caring CONSIDER MY HOUSE. Right now it m ight be called den&c. My c ha rming s1ste r-in·law a nd her daughter from Dallas are visiting. T he density 1s up by two. Whe n they go ba ck to Dallas. the density will drop by two. But no w1scucrc in city hall is going to decide when that will be. Pretty soon. the son of our house wi 11 be off lo college . T he d<·nsity will drop by one body, one automobile , a st ereo <tnd three surfboa rds. Hut city hall won't do tha t. The pursuit or h1gher cduc1Ation will. The tremor registe red 3.7 on lbe Richter scale and was felt wide ly in so utheast Te nnessee, southwest North CaroUna a nd no rtb Geor~ia, includin g Allan· ta, the USGS said. Clearly, when it com l.>s to the ebh a nd flow of de nsity . city governme nt ar ound here might have more success trying to cont rol the wea the r The s urvey's Nationa l Earth· qua ke Informa tion Service a t Go ldeo. Colo., sa id the quake w as centered about SO mllefi no rtheast or Chattanooga -m Mc Mann County. Phoenix Rainfall Heavy City Gets 1 112 Inches in 45 Minutes Albll'Qlle All~nl• U•lllmorr l:iolW! 8 0\IOn 8townsv1lh:" 8 1111•10 Clley•ll"1! Cllltd90 C1n<1n,..11 Cle••l- 0.IFt.Wlll Otnve,. Oelroll >iel<!n• HD"9111111 H--lncl'e11om J.Cka'Vlll~ l(en•1 Clly l •\V .... L1!1ft .-001. LMA1'9CI~ IA\lllVi114t Mempflb llllteml M llw...-" Mpf~SI. 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Q to 1 Newport B.ilboa !'>J v1ng\, WHtclilf Plu4, N4>Wport Be.ich ( 714) 645-0505 ---- ' ~------~-----~---• .. ..,-.. ·-- C.AUFORNtA JANE FONDA PLEDGES SUPPORT TO LETTUCE BOYCOTT Union Leeder er Chevez, left, Seye Strike Wiii Continue Crash Kills 5 in Family Accident Blamed on Heart Attack CAMARILLO (AP) F1vc· members of a Camarillo family were killed Sunday when a truck driver apparently s uffered a heart attack and clutched his chest. letting his vehicle swerve across the center divider and crash into a van, police said. Killed were Alfred Cecil, in his late 30s; his wife Judy, in her mid-30s; their sons Thomas, a bout 7, and Paul, about s . and their daughter Joanne, a bout ts. Highway patrol officers said the accident occurred when Manuel S . Arruda . 60. o f Granada Hills apparently suf- ff'red a heart atta('k while dnv- m g east on Highway 118 north of C~1marilto. Arruda , whos<' 14 -year-old granddaughter Arlene Perry of 'Black Bra' Rapist OailllS 9th Victim SAN FRANCISCO <API A Twin Peaks woman has ap· parently become the ninth vu:tam of a man police cull the "black bra rapist." The 31-year·old d1 vorcc<' v. as attacked Sunday while as leep in her apartment. He threatened her with a ( ) g un, pulled a pillow case STATE over her head and forced her to drink two glasses of Scotch whiskey before assaulting and robbing her Police have dubbed the auacker the black bra rapis t because he has forced his victims to undress to their underwear before as· saulling them .. Bart i11 Loag Beach Apart•ewt Fire LONG BEACH <AP) -Five tenants were injured in an early morning fire of suspicious origin that burned through 30 rooms on the ground floor of 'a two·story apartment complex here today, a uthorities said. or the fi ve. three were hospitalited -one with cuts and the others after s uffering s moke inhalation, said fire department spokesman Leo Uallagher. The re maining two tenants were re- leased after treatment. he said LIU~ lleddue Foantd in ProdMce ProlJ~ SACRAMENTO (AP) -Little or no pesticide residue was found on produce sold al 150 retail outlets in eight Southern California counties, the state Food and Agriculture Department said. Out of 313 sam ples. 256 showed no residue and the other 57 had only small amounts. well Wllhin the legal Umits set by the U.S. En- vironmental Protection Agency, the department said. Oranfite Coun· t y was among the counties surveyed. CllP Slaff• Man at Sce11e al Accident TORRANCE <APl -A Torrance man embroiled in a heated argument over a traffic accident an the middle of an intersection was shot to death after he allegedly pulled a gun on two highway patrol officers, officials said. According to CHP officials, two officef'1' spotted the fracas in the middle of the busy roadway Sunday, with one m an trying to drag another from a car. As the officers approached, officials said, Donald Laverne Wright a llegedly whirled around, pulled a pistol and pointed it at the patrolmen. IRS Sun Sl11 Stolte tor SJ l6,254 In Ta%es LOS ANGELES <AP> -Sly Stone's "hot fun in the 'Sum- mertime" w\U change its tune if the Internal Revenue Service gets the SllG,000 in back taxes it is seeking from the rock singer. The IRS filed suit against Stone, leader of the group Sly and the Family Stone. alleging he failed to pay the taxes in 1972, 1973 and 1979. Altogether, the government wants $116,254 in laxes and interest. Van Nu ys was riding in the truck, clutched his chest with hi~ right hand and grabbed into his pocket for medicine with his left hand, they s aid. As he did, officers said, the truck swerved across the center line of the two-lane highway and collided head-on with the Cecil family van. Alfred Cecil died at the scene, his wife on the way lo the hospital a nd their children a short while later at the hospital. Arruda was taken to Pleasant Valley Hospital in Camarillo where he was reported in stable condition suffering from injuries to his chest. No after-effe<:ts of the heart attack were reported, a hospital spokesperson said Arruda 's granddaughter was treated at the hospital for scalp lacerations and contus ions and was released . offi cials said. Arruda was not cha rged m the accident. CHP officers sa id. Six Animals Butchered In Oakland OAKLAND <AP) -Animal lovers were grimly wondering today at the cruelty of the van- dals who butchered six animals a nd hurt six othe rs al the Knowland Park Zoo t his weekend. Zoo foreman Val De Leon said three peacocks. two demoiselle cranes and a wallaby were dead as a result of the Saturday night killings. The animals were valued at $12,000. They were not insured. De Leon said. ANOTHER three peacocks . two more walla bies and a wallaroo were hurt. and De Leon said he dtd not expect a white peacock and the Australian marsupials to survive their in- juries. •·Apparently people came in between 10 p.m. and midnight Saturday and s tarted chasing the birds and wallabies a nd throwing rocks at them ." De Leon said. HE SAID BE discovered the de ad and injured creatures Sun· day morning when he opened the zoo gate. T he incident turned attention to security maintained at the zoo. lt'ftllcelled Srl"9e Der•tk 'l'r•ta Pour locomat.lvn and 17 frellbt can were deraUed early Sunday when a nashflood weakened a brid•e two mlles east of .---t. .. Glamil. There were no injuries but all westbound Amtrak tratnc wu halted. The desert storm was widespread.· ,.. .. ."r t.eond9y, Aug ut1 13, 1919 DAILY PILOT AS UFW Pact Reached Union, Tomato Grower Agree SALINAS <AP> -Negollators fdr the United Farm Workers and California's largest tomato 1rower have agreed on what the wuon called its moat liberal contract ever, as a UFW strike a1ainat lettuce growers neared eight months. The announcement Sunday by the union came a few hours after UFW president Cesar Chavez told UFW convenlloneen the union was facing its "great.est teat " in swstalning the s trike against 11 growers who have been callina the strike a flop. EAJlLIER IN THE day, actress Jane Fonda spurred 400 cheering delegates and twice as many supporters with a pledge that she and her activist husband Tom Hayden would promote the lettuce boycott during a SO-day nationwide tour next month. Meyer Tomato Co of King City agreed on the three-year contract, which must !>llll be ratified by the union, for its 325 non-striking laborers. Among the accord's provisions are a cost-Of· llVing clause and company.paid union represen- tatives -two features won for the first time by the U FW, accord ing to union spokesman Marc Grossman. Meyer Tomato broke away from negotiations by the rest of the growers a few weeks ago. Grossman said. CHAVEZ SPOKE EAJlUER of an "expanded strike " against growers but declined to give de- tails of the enlarged effort and slopped short of declaring a general strike aaain.st 20 California vegetable growers where the UFW has already won strike authorization votes. Under the proposed contract -the first since the UFW contracts expired in mid-January - transplanters, for example, would receive $5.00 an hour retroactive to Aug. 9 of this year, $5.SS an hour Ul 1980 and $5.95 an hour in 1981. Under the expired contract, such workers earned $3.70 an hour , Grossman said. first Time Ewer 111-Haa bor At1all 1,000,000 DIAMOND CURERS' S LE 6 DAYS OllLY August I 3 • AUCJUSt 18, 1979 How, only durinq this spe<iat cptW c.tt.n• .-: JCMt CM INiy diGMOltds directly frotn IOlfte of the world's t.Gdi9g c.thn. s .. e ~-•ects, ••ea tho11s.ds. Oft ffwH dimwtds befot e .-y we ..,..ed • for sale to jewetry mad depca l1111e11t s~ ocross the Htioa. lliis ..ay ~ a OK......._.feti•11 oppoe t.ity. If JCMI know dimllOftds. yo. bow tWs is 1to ezC1CJ9erati0tt. Aft CMlh~ ... " ........ oppor twJty. SUPER SAYINGS C0111pare these prices. But hurry. They won't last. UNMOUNTED DIAMONDS SIZE SHAPE '"'C...t S-.Ma T1llr..p I/ I I/ 7 t SIZE SHAPE , ... c .... S.rrke .,,.,....... I/ 11/79 69 cts Round SS00.00/ct. 1 55 C1S Round SI Z00.00/ct. 72 cts Round SS00.00/ct. 1 56 cts Round SI 100.00/ct. 76 cts. Rouno U00.00/ct. I 58 C1S Round S 1100.00/ct. 88 cts. Round H00.00/d . I 59 C1S R0und SI I 00.00/ct. 99cts Round s 1100.00/ct. I 1 60 cts Pear S7S0.00/ct. 99 cts. Rouno '"5.00/d . 1 64 cts Round s 1400.00/ct. 1 03as. Round U00.00/ct. 1 73 CIS ROtJnd S 1100.00/ct. i os as Round U00.00/d . 1 86 C1~ Round '1100.00/ ct. 1 06ds Round S 1 Z00.00/ct. 2 01 cts Heart S4000.00/ct. 1 08ds Roond St7S.00/ct. 2 18 cts Round H00.00/ct. 1.18 ors Round SI Z00.00/ct. 2 2-4 C1S Rouno H00.00/ct: 1 20 cts. Pear S7S0.00/d . 2 27 CIS 0...al S 1500.00/ct. 1 26 cts. Pear s 1540.00/d . 2 45 cts Roun~ SH00.00/ct. 1.36 cts. Round SI Z00.00/ct. 1.37 cts. Round Htl.00/d . 2 65 cts Pear UI00.00/ct. 2 66 cts Round-HU.00/d . 1 4 \f C1S Round S7S0.00/d . 2 99cts • Round UIOO.OO/ct. 1 50 cts. Pear S 1100.00/d . 3 04 C1S Pear '1500.00/ct. EARRING EXTRAVAGANZA. Save up to 60°/o ....... TOT AL WEIGHT SALIPllCI llTAILPlfCI THIOUGH I/ 11/7' .08 cts • .33 eta . .33 ct• 1.00 cts 1.4'4 eta. 2.23cta. RACITl'S UMl9UE DIAMOND GUARANTEE 120000 175000 S400.00 1400000 1eooooo s 12000 ()() S8500 124900 $165.00 1150000 l iCIUU.UU S3900uu BEAUTIFUL MOUNTINGS HH• ,_. --.._ •••1441 -• .......... ........ rf ...... , ... ••= "-._...., .... e1lutt.. • .. ................... Or. ca ........ ,_. •Wll ....... W ................. ,... . . . ..... .. 'ai .. ,,~~ I .. Robert N. Wted/Publlshtr ThetNI l(frill/l!dftor Orange Coast oa11v Pilot .r.Jwa U'.-&0 .-g•e••••••••"•onc1ay•••' A•a.o•uei•r•:1.•1•m•••••••••ea•'•be•'•'•1<•'•''•b•1c•h•1e•d•"•or•1•11•P• ... ••E•d•"•°"•- Coast Lawmakers Ready for Action \ When at.ate legblators return lo S.cramtnlo n xt week folJowtna their summer ~ • they will be laked lo take act.ion on three s1plf)cant meu ure1 Introduced by Oranae Coul mem,ben. . · Of most intetest and importance to taxpayers throU2bout the state a1 the tu lndexlna bill by Newport Beacli Assemblywoman Marian Bergeson. Al ready passed 88-0 by the Assembly . It Is now ready ror con sideratlon by the ~nate Finance Committee. The measure would protect wage earne rs f rom being uutomatica.lly shunted into hJgher lncom tax brackeu. when they rec ave coal-of-living raises to orrset inflation f-IWlbngton Beach Assemblyman ~nnis Manaers ls the uuthor of a bill designed to ease the burden of chool construction costs in developing a reus It would permit school district~ to leus~. rathe r than buy, s ites for n~w schools. With land co ts m some areas now almost equa l hog construction costs. this could ~1gniflcantly rl'd uce ttw cost to ta xpayers of providing ne w schools for mcQmang students. On the political s ide, Sen J ohn Schmitz of Newport Be ach is sponsoring a measure that would chunge state la w to do away with the "winner take au·· ruJe in the Re publican state primary . Schmitz proposes that only a candidate receiving SO percent or more of votes cast in a p rima ry ele ction would be e ntitled to support of aJl California delegates to the Republican National Con vention. If no candidate wins a clear major ity, the delegation wo uld be divided according to the number of primary votes each candidat e received. This is logical a nd fair . Ford Seen as GOP 'Saviour'· N l!:W YORK A number ot ot h r WlM nsapttlabl men have b(: n au ractlnj 1uap1cion tbei4S d1ty1 by hanalng •roJJnd "olf roursoa and locker rooma. Tht1Y •r~ Rl'publwan poUltca•n• and their lo 1tertna& hu • high purpOlt! T bc)' want to aave th~•r p:arty und rountry from Rouiald R~•gan <folf toumam •nlll, It setsms. ure lht! o nly ptuces they c~m i:tel to talk w ith th1•1 r c ho~en unt1 Rc ug»n ii U V I O r Jt·r ry Ford The ror mtr president Ii< huv1ng t oo m urh fun play1n.: t·elebnty a nd p r o ·am tivents to waste lime lookmg at the numben tbey t"ping brinl· tnl up to b.lm. Thole numbets -conlideatlal poll& taken over the lut four moathl for tbe Republican Na- tional Committee -1adlcat4 that only Ford can prevent Reagan from walklnl a.way with the Republican preaidentlal nomi.Dltkla. TboH poUUctam - ata te chairmen backed by a handful ot Republican senatori are pleading with Ford to run. or at lea.at. to 1k:ip a couple ol bo les and drop a few hints tbat he might be available in 1980. THE POLlS, taken regularly s mce April by Consensus, lr>c . have consistently shown Reagan and F:ord running within two points oC eacb other among reg. 1s t e r ed Re pubJi ca os. wh ile other potenltal candidates are scattered rar behind the two ag- rng GOP heroes. I Reagan bu generally beel lhe favorite ot about 30 percent of the Repulicao.s poJJed. Ford ls the daoice of about 28 percent. The lligbest tot.al recorded for others bu been 17 percent for Sen. Howard Baller of Tea~ oesaee. John Connally haa never scored above 9 percent aad George Bush seem.a permanent· ly mired at 3 perceat. But thole numbers don't ten the big story. accordinl to Tully P leaser, president of ~us. ··Th e big chanie amo n g Republicans since tt71 is that Reagan i~ no long~r a divisive candidate," be slld. "Cf you re- move Fonfs name from the list . more than batr his vote goes t.o Reagan." That is bad news for Baker and for any other American who would not sleep well at rught with Reagan m t lile Whale House. The Tennessee senator's 17 per- ceot lookl very good for a can· didate who ia uoauounced and hasn't spent any inoaey, but hi• long-range strategy i• to bf perceived aa lb~ alternative tG the dread Reagan. And, ap· parently, ·Reagan doesn'l seem so dreadful anymore to large numb e r s o f moderate Republicans. IJUT 111E FORMER actor is still seen as a danger t.o the re· publlc by Republican moderates in the Senate. Men lite Charles Mathias of Ma r yland, Jacob J avits of New York, John Heinz of Pennsylvania, Charles Percy of ltlinois and Robert Packwood of Oregon are t rying to quietly persuade Republican leaders to wait for Ford. The question 1s how long a professional poUll c1a n will wait unless Ford doe~ someUung besides work on h1~ putting. ;...;-~~~-q'hn-~~asure-cout,d be rege«ied-a&s~a~b~!,~·,~··~~·~-t~~~~--::~~~~~~~~---=-.t..:: som e c andidates and a disaste r by othe rs bul 1t 's up to ' I think fo"ord probably will d< somethJng, but that he will do 11 too late He almost has to make a move before Reagan beg1m has campaign 1rr pubhc -fot H eagan. tha t m e a n s or telev1s1on p robably in mid ~ov t·m ber. After that, Fore would be JO the pos1t1on or play in~ latch up. of tonstantly r•· ' i I I the Republican c a ucus to m ake the d ecision. In any case, Orange Coas t voters sh~ld be aware• tha t their elected voices in Sarra m<'nto ar<' making lhem~clve heard this year Cliche D e partinent Orange County Supe rvisor J la r riett Wieder this week will usk the Boar d o f Supervisors to adopt a series of pro posals aimed at. in her words, responding "to the man date of Proposition 13" a nd ··1essening the fat within the bure C:1ucracy." ; As noble a:-. Mrs Wieder·s objecti ves might b<·. they're certainly not vt.•ry original. Si nce Propns1t1on 13 becC:1mc law last year. there has not been an elected of fa ce holder who has n't cham pioned the saml· causes It 's more d iffi cult to find elected public officials who c•.m c:onvert words into action Mn.. Wiede r , for exa mple . recently went through d a ys of county budget hearings without mentioning hl'I' propo:-.<.tl until a few m inutes before tht! hcJnng~ closed Then. even she admitted they were too late in arriving a nd s hould have been taken up at a regular board me<'l 1ng In related move tht!> week, Mr!> Wieder \lt1ll ask thut <"ounty supervisors be involved in the budgl t proce!>-. <"arlicr in the year That too might be fine and d a ndy But Mrs. Wieder a pparently has forgotten that s upervisors were slated to get in on preliminary budget sessions last s prin g. However, a week before they were scheduled to get on the way, s uper visors begged off and sidestepped the task. Summed up, a ll these sh enanigans mean is that it's t 1 me for those who have the final s a y in government spending tu stop talking in gener ali ties "mandate:," itnd "lesscnin~ the fat" and the li ke and gPl down to specifm; The rhetor ic by now is beginning to sound like a IJrok en rcrord Headline Hunting State Sen. Paul Carpenter , the Santa Ana De mocrat. mana~ed to gra b a few cheap headlines recently by tee· ing off on J a ne Fonda in a series of nonsense press re- leases issued at t axpayers' expense. First, Carpenter offe red to ha ve Ms. Fonda 's rejec· lion by the stale Senate for appointm en t to the California Arts Council "reconsidered" i1 the actress would publicly a pologize for some oC her Vietnam war activities and st ate - ments. Carpenter, a long.tim e lackey for for mer county political kingmaker Dr. Louis Cella , next as ked to appea r before the Screen Acto rs' Guild to defend the Senate's re- Jection or Ms. Fonda's appointment to the council. When s ummed up, Carpenter's flurry of press re- leases added up to nothing more than a bid for free publicity. There simply was nothing of public value to be gained by his one -sided diatribe against Ms. Fonda. Too. like other office holders whose political egos we re stung last month when Gov. Brown heeded Ms. Fon· da 's advice by a ppointing Edison Miller to the county Board of Supervisors, Carpenter already had reason to be distresssd at the movie a ctress' obvious influence. But that sorry incident reflects m ore on Carpenter's lack of s tat ure as an office holde r than it does on Ms. Fonda. • Opinions expressed in lhe space above are those of the Daily Pilot Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment Is· invited. Address The Daily Pilot. P 0 Box 1560. Costa Mesa . CA 92626 Phone (7 14) 642·43~1 _ Boyd/The Difference ByL.M. BOYD What m akes m en a nd women different has nothing to do with their e nvironment. • Dear Gloomy. Gus In ana•er to tbe bumper IUcbn atatinl tlM driver would raU. be IOGNWINN elM: We woald all like I.bat too ... ltwouldWp .... ~ tnme...--. I l .C. 0-...'l 0.. UlllllllMe -... ..... ., mn ...... 11•• -..,:tt .......... .. ~ ri:.t" ,._. Those differences are com- ple tely hereditary. So insists a lady scholar who said she came t.o believe her conten· lion while working al a primate lab where she s tudied c bimpanaeea. Nobody taught those chimps how to behave in a male or female way, she said, and yet their mannerism• ate dis tinctly re.Pretenlatlve of aex. The males tend t.o bluff and bully, she said and tbe females are lnchned to 1neat, fawn and bl1be wttb tltelr bod.I•. Q, "Can you feel an earth· :...a:•· lf 1ou'n aboard a ... ?" A. Clll IDdeld. Tbe ~bra· Uo•• traHl Ulrou•b tb• water amcla.tM aame u I.bey travel ClanRICb laad. .· !y, whill· fo'11nl play<., Reai.:ar ..,tavs in sec:lu:.1on where h• lw-. tif:t'n mu!>t o/ hrs ·public 1111• protcttcd hv ;1 hci)f ·do .. w1 11)\ 1wr ... 14h<1 '>htcl touc·h hc J,!Cb, kea~an ... ur vtvc· bv holdin~ on to t hl' fer ve11 Im alt) oi a !>IJ.!lllflcant minont• ol \mt:nl·an' And that m 1nont, twn1mc~ mo re· important w1lh11 th\• Ht•publw an f'art y . as fewe1 ,1 nil 1 .. 1A1•r A mt:nc;rn,., register a· lt1 p11hlH an' • .ind \Olt 1n p art' p11m;1r" t·IN uon,., Th,. <'ah for 111 :.in ma~ ~1·\ Ii~ on1· m11re t1m• 1111lt•'' !IJkt•r I'd" lut'I-) nr l'<Jr< ~ •·t-.. 11llt·n·'ll d State Insurance Controls Ignore Consumer C nqu~stu1nJhl" 1n~11ra11n: pn• m1ums ranl. n1•ht J!•m1: with house and auto pay mcnll>. foo<l bills and taxes for the a veraRe person Sn the three page blast at California's l nsuranf'(• Com m 1 s ~ 1 on l' r Wt.· s 1 f' \ K 1 n d,. r • t hJr g111g tw 1~ 1A1th11i1t the 1A11l ro prcth·1·t 1·1111-.um•·r ... ho•ilcl 11nl IJ•· 1fr•,m1s•t•d h1:htl\ 11~ rlw I c • 1o: 1, 1 :1 to, .. , In tr111h th(· inrlwtrw·nt 'c cm'> ffl bP rnosl '""rr,11nr·d lnchn 1 lions <ire that I u r m 11 r c· S C r I 0 ll °' t•harge., <'oulcl h t• m a d e· a .t:: a 1 n s I Ki n der . or 'W hocver hap pe n i. to bl· tomm1ss1oner a l th e m o- ment. not on ly here but m ever~ olh<'r state Nader called for the fmng of K inder Jlc should have asked for the abolition or the depart ment as 1t presently 1s constJtut- ed. For experience has been that 1t exists m the mmds of Its staff sole ly lO protect the md1V1d ual compan1<!h A citizen who fi les a com· Charles McCabe pl .lint \\1th th\• <:cim m1~.,111111•r 1-. rno,t 111-.. l'h lo nl·"<t hl·ar frorn l hl· '''I ) <'Omp.rny lom pJ;.11n n l ubout R olht•r t han investigate I ht• l'Ompla1 nl and take ap propriat(' <wt u1n, llH· pr::ic•t1t·1· •1•1•m s lo lw 111 -.1mpl} PJ'>'• 11 ,ilonv. l•1 th., 1·11m11an\ 1·ompl<'t1· "'1th 1r11·nt11\ of tht· \'lltl.c•n 14hl> hl1•\\ tht' 14 l)i-.t It• The· us11.il rl· "ul l ,., not -.a1"l;.11t1on liu t hJr.i-.~ro~nt h' tlw l'omp.1 n' "'h1l'h c·;_in brin~ trc•m l'ndou!> t>rt'M,ures 10 lw;ir upon tht• un fort unate c1t11.cn AND NADE R shou ldn t stop with abolishing the de pa rtment J fto s hould <tlso demand the re· peal of all insur ance laws ll()W on t he books On balance. the public wo uld be the winner by a ~ade marmn. For most ol the t•nactments benefi t t he com pan1es. not the consumers What 1s long overdue 1s a thorough examination of the in ~urance industry such as won Charles Evans Hughes the rec ognit100 which rt>sulted in his a ppoin tment to the U .S. Supreme Court F o r . s t rappe d of al l t h e <'a re fully nurtured ~anctamony. the rnsurancc <'Om panics stand 't .irk!\· r• ·' l'.tlt•d ,1 :-. n11th 1 ni n 1 <1 1 l· 1 h J n ~ I 11 1 1 I 1 1 <l bookm<1l..cr O F CO \J R ~t:. thr-re .trt· ~ I ~ n I f I c .int d If f l' I I. n l' c::. ·1 h I hookmakt•r PJ\" 11(( 1 ht·t.rfull\ "hl n ht-lu ... t•<. I h• rn' ir 1•r-. ''Ii•> 111•.1 rh 111\ 1· t11 t.11..1• 1111,,,. t>t •1' l'll1Jhl'ffl "l11 .dh '.ill( cl J•rl mwm~ "'111 11:•> 111 .dm11,1 .111\ l l·n.:th~ to J\Olll p.1\IOl ,,,, .\II too ofl<'n. tho-.t· dt•Jh 111linc up<•n tht• 1·omp;1n11·.., for 111,uran< ,. 1Jrote1•t1fJn ha\t• to 1:1> l11 l"OU rt t•1 1·0111•1 t Al:,o no malll'r ho"' oftt-n Hn: lwut lht' l:><)()k1t·. tw welcomt·' '1111 bat·k But l'OJlet t on an 1n ~uranrt• polJ<'.> and tht· <'Ompan) not onh "ant" to canl·el \OU out hut bla~·khst \OU with other <'Om pa nics as well Oftcn t he result 1s t ht• <'onsu mer bct·omcc, ::in ass1~ned risk · throu~h no fault of his O\\ n . ::md 1s subJe<·t to ex o rb1tant premiums 1f indeed h\• <'an ~et any rnsurancc• a t all A:,,k vour doctor about that · T he b110?~est d1ffc rc nC'e of all. however. betwet-n bookies and rns urancc companies as that you gel an honest d eal from the bookie. The compa nies play at all times with a stacked deck. lo.11J1•d 1111 1• . .J l"IJ.:l!l'd \.\ ht•cl .Jml 1ur.:J.!k:ur1•' Thl'v do th1-. µurpO'\I I~ h, hJ Ill).! \tll'lr l'•IOI ~ utat1on on d;,tJ "'hll'h 1:, out t1.1lNI IT I~ -\Ll. LH . \I, Thi• 1110 1 11 .. 10' lobh"''" h.1\1• 1•1 n to th.11 (l\1·1 1111' :-1·,u -. lht•\ han· r><• 1 ... n1h -.h1•ph1•rdt•cl l.11A-. lhroui.:lt ~ t J l • In.: .-.1.1111 r •. , .11111 t h1 < on 1. rl'" t11 I!•\,. \ hl'm,ch e~ t11l 1 h1• hn-.1ks .\ .1d1•r 1' 11111 pt·r c·t·nt <·o rrcd "'ll•·n lw .1n ·11, •• , Kinder of berns:: .int 1 u>nsurtwr whit·h 1s to sa~ th •• 1trott-t'lor of the> com p.tnrf'' .. 11w rlc•partml•nt wus dt"·IJ.!ftl•d th al "'J~ ll ~pends mon• than Si b11l1on ('ac-h year hut 11 I' .l r.1rt-!X"t'<J!.11111 to °"'t• tht• de• p:irl rncnt oppww inMe11d of ~up pof"t l\'~1.,lat1on ... pon~on•1I by lht• rn-.urance lobby II " l'\t'll a ran •r Ol'cas1on "'hen the <·omm1ss1ont.·r takl·~ Jcl1on a ga1 n.-;t a company. Ad m1 ltt-dh·. $7 brl hon isn 't m u<·h tc• re~ul :.tt;,. an industry which ta kes Sl3 b1lhon annually from Cahfor n1ans but. a,., Nader poinL-; out. the comm1.!i-:1oncr ha:,, done praN1call~ nothin,g Lo 1ust 1I> e ven that amount of :.pending . 'Therapy Junkies' Seek to Ease Loneliness The useful phrase "therapy J unkies" see m !! to h a ve been coined by Or. Claude Steiner. a psychotherapist or the la t e Eric Be rnt! sc hool of tra nsactional analysis . "l re- cog n ize," he said recently. ·'there ar e some people who are therapy Junkies and they are as addictc.>d to ther apy as othe r J>(.'O· pie arc addicted lo coffee or heroin.·• These junkies are especlnlly prevalent among the affluent In C a l i f ornia . Thei r chief trait seems to be an acute sense of the m eaningleu · neas of their lives, and an accompany· tn1 search for mean i n g . Nothing WJ'ODI with tbil, of course. A couple of months into en· counter ITOUP therapy; a m.111 at Gea&alt therapy; some time 1pent wttb psycbodram·a or the primal 1cream; tran1acUoa.al ual11t.: body mauace. a.net ~-old·fuldc>ned talkiDI to a 1brtnk an a ~ch. Such can be the llf«tme IPU'ttual odJIMY ot the "dlenpy freak." ( A well-kno wn s tudy was made some years back or pre- cisely the therapies enumerated above. The overall assessment of the researchers was that the various methods had a modest impact, but that the impact was co nsiderably less than that claimed by supporters ot these the rapies. It was also noted that the specific approach used appeared to have less to do with helping the pa tient than the personality and charuma of the lherapilt. Est. for example. is really less a form of therapy than it la the personality of Wemer E rhard. The same ntlght be said of Bllly Graham and born·a1aln Chris· Uanily. · All thil therapy business, u a mat~r of fact, hu • lot to do with ftrlltlanity. or rather witb the \ack of same tn some quarters. Some yean back we dt1covered that God 11 Dead. Tbe discovery wu announced, appropriately, Oil the cover ot Time mqaalne. TBEaE 18 NO doubt that for mllllou In thJ.s CO\m\.ry God ta de ad . Thls has created a vacuum ot belief of f"at 11.&e and depth. It la tbiJ vacuum t.hat Is beina fllled by \be amall army of therapltta who roam the land. I They are secular priests. to be· sure. but they do not do bu.sanes~ watb what used to be called the eternal ven ties. These veriltcs were positive and supported by the Idea of a real d eity. You believed in God. and in the things that were t aught by the son of God. The Golden Rule is a good rule. whether there is a god or not. but it gains 1m· mensely in force if 1t as part of a larger moral s yste m . The needs formerly m et by or ganlzed religion are now bemg met by what is called "talking therapies." This ls the chief reason ror their remarkable suc-ceat. Says Dr. Anthony StotT, con- sultant psychotherapist at the "".t 0 Q Ooci ..... 0 c:::> <P~d ,. ... 0 c::::i I() C> ..... 0 ::: 00 oo a CID "It's Jat put ltlelt la tor • fta/fe lttcreueJ .. J W :irenford Hospital 111 Oxford Enit}nnd : ··. .M any of th• newer therapies. like est ant psyc hodra ma. have profound!• religious overtones. So do man; or the more orthodox fo rms o counseling, which derive mucl of &hear energy from spiritua notions of rebirth and growth redemption and salvation, th• healing power or love and the e~ senllal goodnesb of m a n." THE SPIRITUAL loneliness o the therapy freak 1s demonstrat ed by the passion with which h• adheres to his leader of the mo ment. Wha t the con firme• Catholic or Baptist feel! for hi pastor is nothing compared t the pautonate attachment of th therapy-hunters for thelr cur rent C\lfU. Tbeae 1unas have, In tact taught or1a nhed rell1lo1 somethins. There are area numbena of nUftl, clernmen Uk prle1ts no• en1a1ed Ir something called "t>aetora counte.Unc." Thi• comlst.s In talrlns mucl from t.be tuna'• ba1 of trick and tackinl lt on to tradlUbna doctrine. The ldea aeema to bi worttnc pretty well. too. even t It l• rather pla)'fnc both aidel o the street. ....._ , NATION y, H 1NA.. I .-·.-·---- Mondly, Augutl 13, 1979 Spending More, Getting Less 8y TM A.IMcla&H Pfeil AmertcaM are 1peodin1 more in aroc: ry •tores these days. a nd • m ajor ity or theln ap puenUy feel they are getting less Almot1t two out of three people que11tloned in a Industry survey _Mu~ they got poorer value for their money m supermarkets to· day than a year ago; almost one 1n four said quality bad declined tht' past 12 monthi. THI> URVEY WAS conduct· ed thU. year by Yan.kelovich. Skelly and White. Inc .• on behalf of the Food Marketing Institute. which represents food · wholesalers and retailers. It ·was the eighth in a series of studies on cons umer attitudes toward food stores and involved an· tervlews with 1.048 people. 80 percent or whom were women. stores and accounted for 11 pe!'· ctnt or all sales, the magui.ne sald. The Yankelovicb. Skelly and White survey showed that the pubhc image of the supermarket industry remains unfavorable, although It has improved alight· ly. Shc:ty.four-percent of tho9e questioned tbis year said that s upermarkets strike a bad balance between profits and public responsibility -a decline of two percentage points from 1978. 80111 BUSINESS IN generaJ and the <H I com panies in particuJar are even more un- popular: 89 percent of the people saJd the oil companies strike a bad balance between profits and respons ibility . 82 percent r esponded negatively about business in general. .( CONSUMER J only fair and 30 percent said not that good. What do customers want from s upermarkets? Stores "are universally seen •as responsible for a pleasant s hopping environment and ex- perience, product freshness and giving gQOd values," said lhe s tudy. "But, more and more. s upermarkets are expected to play an active role in helping the con s ume r make the r ight choices. both with respect to money and nutrition." IN 1979, FOR example. 78 per- cent said it was th<: store's Job to help customers pick Lhe best value for their money, up from 69 pettent a year earlier. What do customers get from supermarket.I? The survey showed shoppers think stores are doing a good job when it comes to providing an attra ctive environment and a pleasant expe rie nce. But the _s.tudy added: "Compared to last year . performance le vels are down for value and product quality." Asked if the store they usually shoeped in dJd a good joh of helping customers pick the oest value for the money, only 65 swr- cenl said "yes ," down from 70 percent in 1978. Almost one-third said they bad no real confidence that their standard of living would im· prove. HUNT£R HARRIS THE AUTOMOBILE CONSULTANT --Ar> Jll.tlt\UUa THAT SINKING FEELING AT THE SUPERMARKET Progress ive Grocer, a trade publication. reported recentl y that grocery store s ales in 1978 totaled nearly $180 billion an in- crease of about 10 percent over 1977. Supermarkets represented about 20 percent of all grocery Labor also got bad marks an the s urvey. Asked what kind of a JDb Jaboc.w:uons are. domg Ul JJ\ 1ng up t o tb e ir public res ponsibilily when 1t comes to wage demands. 45 percent said 9"Qeldnaln Cl•e"c •A--•~ ~ INYESTMEHT Autotfto~a American• Spending More, Getting LeH Put -'"'u-on IO>JI-"""""'"9----,,.,,..,_ •00t•'"" ,,., ~,., c,..,~" ano 0t<1t.0«;t,..,. ~· of •NVESfMfNT •wt~ ft,._• OtO~All to o.t~'""'4 •Mil ,.....,. What's W ASHlNGTON <AP' There 1:, a guessing game played from tame to llme on quiet days in the nation 's capital that always begins with the same question· ''Whatever ha ppened to Fritz Mondale?" The question is once again in fashion, stemming from the vice president's dis appearing act while Carter was taking his Cabinet apart and putting 1t back together again. IT JS A GAME the vice prcs1 dent's staff does not cn1oy play m g Bet v.cen late ~ ay and mid Juh lhc vice prt>~u.lcnt concc-n t rall'd <iJmost exclusively on tht• adm 1111strat1on 's public effort~ to v. m !>upport for the ::.lnite,.-:1<· Jrms hmitatJon treaty The highlight of that cam- p~ugn, planned ~everal weeks m ..iclvance. was a cross-country trip lh::it had Mondale speaking Jbout the treaty before weJl. knov. n forums. It happened to <'Om e lhe week the Cabinet fell. ... appened--i-~ndate? ~ACTIC ·' EJP.~ A fV .. f L }"."'tl."i Was Mondale hiding? Was he dodging reporters'> AL EISELE, Mondale's press secretary, responds that during the week on the road, which ended with a hastily scheduJed trip to Switzerland lo address a U.N. conference on Indochinese refugees. the vice president ; -Held seven press con- ferences . GavesevPn spcechcs Me t with four editorial boards. Took p<art 1n 12 television 1n terviews. Spent 30 minute!> on a public affajn. television show in Portland, Ore D URING THI:: NEWS con· ferences, lhe vice president was as k ed r epeatedly about the shakeup going on m Wastungton. He qwckly developed a stan dard response. lie was !>1mpl~ reluctant to comment on the in ner workings of the adm1rustra tion and fell thal it was best that the president m~ke the changes he saw fit. "The fact that he was out of town that week is purely coin- cidental." Eisele said. "I don't feel d efe nsive about 1t aod neither does he.'' However. Mondale 's value to Carter, and the vice president'::. role in the administration. 1s enhanced by his accessibility to the president. Ile and others have often said that Mondale's most important asset is that ht- can sit down priva tely with Carter to has h out the ad· mmastration·s prolJlems. WHILE HE WAS out of town. he reporte dly co nferred a number of limes by t elephone wi th the pres ident, but such talks a~ not the s ame as when they are held in the quiet con- flnl'::> of lhl· prc~1denl ·::. Ove1I Of fict• or his informal study ovt-r looking a shaded patio For the record. E1selt-slatt's as he has each time question::. arC' raised about twis ts Ln tht· Mondale·Carter r elat1ons h1p , that the president "contmues to enjoy the same kind of cloc,e . personal relationstup with the vice president" as he a lway:. ha!.. Mondale has alwa)s bet•n n· luctant to advertise deta1b or that relat1onsh1p, preferring in stead to stale only that he fe1..+, hi s \•alue as a behand-tht-·'>l'COt"• .1d\ iser 1A11uld be weakem·d 1f ht· pubhc1zcd lht· rouns1:I ht: g1\'l'" Carter .. IT 'S L IKE 8 l Y I NC .1 yacht." Eisele said. r•·l'alltng the advice that, if you ha\ t.' t<J ask the price. you can·t afford 1l "If you have to talk about hov. powerfuJ or infh. .. ent1al you are. you probably aren't." he ~aid Dial-a-Tape Please Request Tepe By Number .... 01 Back Pain 05 Why Chlroprac:tlc? 0 2 Whlplaah 06 Necil, Shoulder, Arm Pain 03 Arthritis -0 7 Low Back & Leg P•ln 04 Headaches DI Nenrou1neu & Tension Tape Center645-1701 24 Houra Courteay of Or. David W. Glbaon SNCIAUIJMG IM HSTOllATIOH OF .\tcn.:cdcs·Bcn.1. J.... d iTJD __ . :t /.. -~ -~ -)'/ ' . ~-J 8 _\_ _'"7 ~. G ~-m _ • .- •/.., • 4-1 .. J, >r 1' fJ,# • '41(S"<IU.Jt.1' ~ II'~ -I ""4'1 #1• .,., t ~" f C°' ... f ~ r'I01"41'", .. M'9Jo1.J.ii '• A J.. ..., A. .__.,t • ._. 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And when It's 103 In lbe s hade, he heads for the house and a cold glass of beer. AT t8, DE'S a farm er, philosopher and tra~ler who says h e'll n ever retire. He s wears h e's never bad a backache or a heudache . and re members being sick JUSt once "got down with the nu In 1918 " "but I don't wat.cb sob stories or s hoot-em·ups, which doesn't leave much else: I like the news . I read books, but I don't read fie· Uoa lf I know that's what it is." Durtna winters. he travels. He sa__y_1 be'I loQed 48.000 miles on pleasure cruises to the South Seas and Alaska. And b4:'S gone to Colorado every year since 1908. April through October finds LaWmer at-bome, auper v1.1lng his 40 acres or wheal and his ll·acre garden. By Auawit, that rich patch of creek bottom is the lushest salad bowl In Rice County. LATTIMER'S NEVER ad· vertlsed his fruits and vegetables for sale. Bui.-f.,.___.,.._ __ years there have been minor tramc Jams In his driveway, ~ local customers c rowd Jn . T hl11 s umme r he h as peas, tomatoes, four kinds of squash, a sweet eom fie ld you can get lost an , a watermelon patch that ·will yield truckloads. Otti«!e• Appro1'ed • APW1 ........ o He Uves alone JWlt outside this central KansM town, along Ltl lie Cow Creek an the white wooden house he built In 1916 He's ouWved two wa ves. raJSed nine ctuldren and burled one, and bas 19 g randchildren and 27 great-grandchildren. Santa Ana Heights Zone Change OK'd WALLY LATTIMER, II, SAYS HE'S FEELING HIS AGE, BUT HE'S STILL WORKING K.nua F•rmer OoMn't Worry or Get M•d -•nd P•Y• C••h for Everything 'Dial Stoey' Week Set He's never worn g la11ses, and his smil e sho ws off a full set or teeth . The secret. h e s a y~. comes ln two parts · "T don't By DELORES BROOKS IRWIN Ol•DMl•l"llM•• worry and I don't get mad County supervJsors have appl"Oved a zone c hange an the Santa Ana Librory Seroice Of/ered in English, Spanish lleaghts area that will allow professional office ... rather than homes "VOl'NG BUCKS today won 't to be built on a 2 72 acre parcel nPar H1rch and Bristol streets. bardly l••ke hold of a hoe h8Jldle, The zone change Is an keep1n~ with 'lupervasors' policy to en· let a Ion•' g1·t dow" on their hands rourage a transition in some portions of the Santa Ana Heights a rea and k 1 wes 111 the d 11 t f-"vr-dniorrnu..-~ n-a-'f,_,r,...,~, "'" 11--1r'""t""'!l'"'i'""'d'""e...,1"H1 tt-t1_,,a,...l_,.t.,,o_.,,11~0M'11r--._.---~"""__c__o u.n L-y 0 a..r d 41 Supe rvisors has des ignated Aug. 26-Sept. l as Dial·A·Story Week in Orange County. Dial·A·Story is the pro~ram ofrered by the Orange County Public Ubrary an which up to five minutes or recorded s tones. folk tales, songs or poems a rc play ed over the telephone. Hunger Strike On REIDSVILLE, Ga. CAP) Seven civil n gh t.s ma rchers, in· eluding activist Dick Gregory and two sons of the Rev llosea Williams, have pledged to con· tanue a h uni::cr strike· whllt· an j ail for v1olatang a court ordN -A DllFFER EN S-T--Oa-\Lti, played each wer•k in both English <md Spanis h over tht· 24-hour-a -day lines T hNe arc s ax d ifferent telephone numbt>rs for the central . n orth and western sections of thl' l'OUnly. three with Englt~h recordan~~ and three with Spanish "The reason we i.tarted al was to reach some people who might not n ormally come to the library We wanted to let them know what kind or books we re available here ." said Ly nn Eisenbut, library represen - t ative The program has feat ured s uch stones a~ "The Pnnt'P!>l> and tht:> P ea .·· · 'Tht• Pied . . . . . . . •But t.lk la ao cheap -end ao tranaltory. P1pe-r.-" and~h Stull· Christmas " MORE THAN 1.16 m1ll111n <'hildren have called Dial A Stor y since the pro~ram 's 1n1t1.1 taon an 1974, Ms Easenbut s uu.I The lines are busies t durinl.( mld·m orrung hours a nd afkr school. It Is young chlldre n who call lo hear the stories m ost often But high school s tudents with began nang Spanish classes also fre quently use the service, she said Orange Cou11ty's Dial·A Story program wa s the first in Southern California and the fi r.,t an a county library system. M~ Eisenhut said lnl nr hard w11rk 1n m\. lift'. dnd n•-.1<lent1al use ~ca uM· 11r n111 ... 1· ,,.., ~ ou t•an "''" 1t ha.,11 'l kill•-<.! h·vcls frum n1:arb't John \\ d)'n1 mt' .. hf' ~aid "I've• n•·V•·r ownNI A1rp11rt d n·1>11rt rn1m llw roun a truc:k n1•\••r takt'n •iut ,, ly F.nv1ronmentc1I ~ana~c·m1•n1 morti::ai,:1• or a lo;m , nM·•·r hc1d a \Ju·ncy said trafrar t1c·~1·t. ;in1l 1w1ct 1 ""h f••r l'\'f'r} l_hJOJ,: "I J'Ut'.,., 1n tn<la\ ·.., "''>rlt1. I rn a prr·tt •:'ii rani•1• c ritt1•r ' Com lnt'l>il thut ' y<1u arr• "'h.Jt you •·at. l.atllm1·r k•·<·p.., t11-. "' c11-:ht wt a tram 110 pound~ amt CJ!!> mo.,lly fruit and \ l'~etabl1·.., thoui,:h h1· llkt".> d bltlc t•h1ckn1 nov. :ind lht'n, or llOt' or lhe 'di h !>h ht' occaMonull) 11ult:. out of Cow (;reek II F. SA \'S HF. cnJO>S t<:lcv1~11in THE REPORT 1'0Tf.O th•tl much of the land to thl' north ~outh and f'a'l't fJf th<· parrf'I 1 , 1oned for resadenllai us1> but .J county Plaon1ng Comm1ss11m tud> o r the ~anta Ana Height•. area curr ently under '4csy in d1cates that lhe no1s~ level Ill th•· a rea equals or exceeds count\ mandated noise Lam1Lc; So county planner!> havP l>P•·n f'ncouragmg sup<•r. 1sors t ~o too far with th•· tr:1n-.111<1n 'f h1· 11wn(•r of thl' Harch Slrl'f-'I JI rope rt y. J a<· k K u II an, had origanall) apµla<'d for a zone <'h angc· to eommerc1a l use. v.h1c-h 14ould havt· allowed retatl IJu.,anc·-..,1 .... on th1> land Hut 'Ul"'n l'oor-. agrf'f'd with counlv p1.1nn1·r.., lhal Cf)m - m<'rc·1JI u-.1· 1Jf lht· parcc·I W<Juld 1·r1•at1· 11,0 mu1·h n1,1-.1· ond traf· I H fur nt•Jrh:, n·-.ad•·nL-. ------ She's crying for help. Are you listening? -- She-simply can 't handle her prohlr ms by herself anymore. She needs help before it's too late. And she's not alone. Every day, people no different than you experience an emotional cri.sis often provoked b} a troubled per4ional relationship. 11killed counselors help people sort out their OY. 11 lives. Here people gain new re!>ou rcc~ to handlt· the problems they thought were too big to handle. If you know someone who b expcriencin~ a11 emotional c risis. call the Problem Talk hop . A trained couO\dor will be at the othl'r t•nd of the line. Ready to help. Rcadv to un~ .... , r am qu~tlons you may havt'. •When you want food Nrplne -prtcee J8U can count on dey In •nd dey out, the proof le In print • • • • • In the grocery ed91nMle D•U, Piiot. Someone may become '" d~pondent ~he grow feal'f ul or nt•rvo11'1 Sor no apparent reason. She lost!!> sleep over lnsij:tniflcant thing . She explodes over trivial matter' Ilka the car not starting. She can·t carry on with her family. She needs help . Please make the cull that wall 'h"'"' lwr somebody cares cno11).{h lo 11\lcn. -ContuMd by •II the conftlctl,. cllllme? •Shop the Dally Piiot, get the facta, com- p•r• ••••. then you know you're really gettJng th• moat for your money. DAILY PILOT 842-4321 Professional help. The onl y real hope for regaining a normal. productive life. The kind of help available at the Problem TKlk Shop. A' profes~lona'lly staffed counselln~ and referral service for people trapped In an emotional crisis. At the Problem Talk Shop we care for people. Problem Talk Shop is a free ~rvfce which provides a warm. f nendly environment where Problem Talk Shop (714)997-1831 1005 East Chapman Avenue. Orange. C1lifom1a 92666 (714) 768-3831 25283 Cabol Road. Suite 104 Laauna H iil . Cohfomia 92653 ...._.,,.. ... T•w er Tr•alar DF..AR PAT l 'vo beard u~,.e·& a ,-.,JaUve ol the Loeb Ness monster ln the Che\lupeke Bay We'reJlanrun, a trip to Maryland, a nd waot to know lhertt'it aaytbto¥ lo lhu fotor . If lh4'.l'e is. where has lhe "monster · bttn s11o:htoo'J J S . Costa Mt>U Mott of the 3t repol1t'd sl&bllngr. or "(1'~s•k" laave taken platt" arouad lbf> moutb!I of lhe Patux· Ht. Po&omat aad Rappabotuto<'k Riven. A.!i wllb "Neule," deatrlptloa11 var). Generally. tbe ('feature ls descrlbt-d ab bf.ht!( 10 lO lC r .. e t looit. 18 lncbes lD diama~r. boake-Ub, ~void of fin~. gr&) colort'd, and able to attain urfue :.peedi. up to seven miles per hour. Oo O<'Usioo lbt> creature bas bffn spoued sin~ly or In gruupN of up to five separate denben!>. Mo~t sighting!. have been restrictf'd to the "ater, but in one ca~e "Cbebsie" reportedJy bttame laod·bound ud lefL 18-iDch tracks on • field in Maryland as proof. Anyone baving a close encounter "i lh "Cbessie" is asked to contact Calvert Marine Mui,eum, Solomons, Md. ~. lnllafion, Taze• Take a Lot DEAR PAT My wife and I earn more than $25.<XXI per year After deductions and exemptions. we are taxed on about $18 ,000. What tax bracket !-----'<Ul::-ll1ir.e...·m • ..and whaLpe.ccenta~rn oC return do we have to get on our savm~s and investm ents to bl'l'ak even with taxt•s and inflation'? K.D .. Costa Mesa Ge-raid L. Kozak Financial Servires of Newport Beach came up •ilb the answer to your question. Maybf> you should sit down before you read it. Your combined state and fedeul Income tax bracket is 30 percent excluding SDI .ud FICA. On taxable income over $16,000 up to S20,200, you get to keep 70 pettent and jay 30 pettent b1 taxes. You have to earn SJ,42' an pay $42' in taxes tn or· der to save and/or invest Sl,000. You must earn 61.3 percent in one year to break even with taxes and 81.7 in one year to break even •itb a 10 per-cent annual inlJation rate. And you must net $J,S72 &o brea.keven with a IOpercentinflationrate. TU-k Renaoral Takes Ti•e DEAR l'AT Whal 1s the ht-st wav to remove a llC'k lrom the skin" We plan to do a' lot of hiking this month a nd I 've hc11 rd that ticks can t>e a real problem J . L .. Ir vine Phy ic'ian" contacted by A YS recommend us . iog s mall forc1·ps or twt'e1er~. tightly ~rasping tbf' bear! of the cit·k a nti ~t'otly movinJ! it upward and out" ard from the !'>kin. t 'sing bot objects, ether or chloroform is not recommt'oded. Rinse bands and '" eezers witb alcohol and disinfect the bite . Bet·au!>t-Ur ks can carry Rocky Mountain spotted fever. relap~inli( fe ver, tick paralysis and Colorado tick fe\t'r, try to avoid these biles by tucking pants into boob or -.ocks and keeping ~hirts and blouse tucked under ~lb. Stiek fo .4t .. arc-h on Sfa"'P" D EAH l'AT I have so many premium stamp hooks .lll 1..ands Sine<' no one gnes stamps a ny loni:er l have no idea where to redeem the ones I h a\·e. 1 saved an address for some stamp book clearmg house. but lost it. Help! M.0 .. San Luis Obispo Send sample stamps from each different filled book. and a self-addressed, stamped envelope to: Trad.in~ Stamp Institute of America, JI Broadway, New York, N.Y. ~0004. Addresses wbere your stamp books can be redeemed wiU be mailed to you. T!h\ llv!oo~\ "<ondu<lecl by •r tn· Otlltf10Udl R U111 M /W:)rt<f' l n•\> ..... IH"'fnt Wf\-. t1lfl'd W•I" tiw C1>1;nf• Ct~r~ 01 0•..nt.I" County on July "· 1919 PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS 8VSINESS NAME. ST•TEMEIH Cltft 142-Hn. Put I ... wonll towortr tor Cot o ~ 9 T,.._ tmlt to '?al 0... Poi MU n.I rd •• ,.,,_ llw Gaftl.WI Md Gd-llf1U ...J 1(1 aolw ~ .. , m pootmmftl a"'1 ~u Medi IJOMf' qiwrttQft.I ta Pol 0..1111. At Your~-. Or~ Coail Dad~ f'itot. P 0 Boz IWJ, COlto M1to. CA '2flt Al '"°"JI ~f~I GI po1•bk IOttl ~ CllU1Dff'fd, but flN1'Wd mqiUn•• or L#lh.,., ieot mclMdilsg t~ rt<Mkr'• lvlJ eame, oddreu o1'd buaMu lw>urs' pMftf h m ()er CCJnftOf 0.. COftledeTfti TIJ&a colMmlt oppeora dat· 111 •:te"P' Sundo111 &•II• 6•...,e• Beme I•~ Aptl DEAR PAT CM.n you recommend some good pamphle\8 or o\her type of information lbat would help a pereoo chooae a 1ood nuning home for an l'lderly reli.llv"? I really don't know anything ub<>ut UliJ lltld wtU be belpUig to ~locate my grandmother within \he ne~ couple or months. S.H .. Costa Mesa For backgrouad laforma&loe about tt.e lD· JusUces ta 1unla& laomea, claecll YOW' library for tbHe boolli : "Old Age, U1e Lut Segretatioa, Nader Study Report oe Nurslag Homes," Claire Townaelld, Project Dtrtt&or. Groumaa. 1111, and "Tender Loviag Greed," Mary Adelaide Mea· delosoe. ~red A. K.aopf lac. lt75. You abo caa order t~ followtq pubUcadou, "htch give dela.Ued lafonaaUoe about aunla& bomes: "Qioollllll a Nuratac Home or ~111adve Care in Calllonlia." Callfonlla Office oe Aglafl, 45$ Capitol Mall, Sacramen&o t5814; "Los Aageles Nursing Homes: A Report ud &tt0mmeadatloas for New PNgram1 .. 8-efk N...-.c Heme-Pa- tients," LA. City AUOnaey•a Offtce, Couumer Protectioe SecUoe, lleom 11't, City Hall East, %tt N. Main St., Loe Aageln tolll CU.St>; "NurslDg Home Care," U.S. Departmeet of Bealtla, Educa· Uon and WeUare, Superlnceadea& of Documeets, Mondly. Auo~t 13, 197'9 ._. ...... AW F..et• L•u 6 Cle•r DIAK PAT: I• there UJ way I cu find out ii 1 b•artnc aid dlapenaer baa been in business as 1001 u be clahna? I we.nt to be sure I am dealing w1lb someone who'• reputable. K.R .• Huntington Beach l'M CU ft8d M& MW .... a •aJer tau Mee la ou louUoa by claeelllaa wltla frlHd• aad Mlllabon or u.e BeUer •"*-• hnH. Tlte Heuta• Aid Dbpeuen Eaa.W.C Co••lu.ee CH &ell you bow IMS a dltf e111er lllu laad a llceo1e. ~ I• a wtM tlla., &e c91eck "* llecaase aome Marlal a&d dealenkl,. are fiy·by·•lglal operadou -opnJa1 •P ...,..,.,..., oaJy loeg enoaiJI lo dbpene Hies fie,.... iDIO &lie com· rn ulty lo collect moeey -ud &Ma leave Iowa. Wdte CO: Board of MecUcaJ Qaaltty Auvance, AlUed llealtla Couamer Servtee ltejftlfttaUve, HeartDg AJd D~ra Ezamlalac C.Ommltlff, 143t Bowe Ave., Sacrameo&o 958ZS, or plaollle tile Los Angeles office (213) ~%18. lacldnltally. Ulle Hearing A.Id Astoclatioe of Catiferala ls u ladustry flnHIP wlalcla ca.a mediat.e complalnta aod bas etbjcs c:omm.IUeff established in botlll Northera and SouUllern Calllonlia. T1te as· soclation's address is 9ZO L S t,, Suite 220, SacralM9&o 95814. .S.U.PH.rwstf Our Best Value 1n a Large Selection ol ColO<S h4 SIJ.f5 100""-~PL.USH S6 Large Cno•ce of Colors ~S•d ·~ Sl.'5 DAILY Pl.OT ,49 u . .s. Govenuneat P-TlDUag_ Ofnc..-Waall1.D111.M111.-- 0 . . 20io'l (45 ceata); "Problems With a Nunllllg Home-A GuJde lo Filing a Complaint Wltb tbe State Department of Health,'' ""1Je Kwass, At· torney, SenJor Citizens Law Program, California Rural Legal Assistance, San Francisco 94103: and "Tblok.ing About a Nursing Home·~·', American Health Care Association. 1200 l 5tb St. N. W .. Wasbingtoo. D.C. 2ooes. C-ANYON OAR ew No Featuring United's premier 0 0cean to Ocean" service. Now every United nonstop to New York from Los Angeles Int 1 is a flight of fancy. Without a fancy price tag. And without any advance-purchase or Jength-of-stay restricti ons. It's our new Super Coach Fare. On your way to New York you ·u enjoy aJJ the pleasures of United's exclusive "Ocean to Ocean" Service. Featuring a meal with choice of en trees. Hot ref res her towels. The convenience of advance seat selection by phone. And more. On our morning nonstop& there's free stereo entertain· ment and highlifits from CBS's "60 Minutes" or ABC's "Wide World of Sports. And on our noon or 3 p.m. nonstop&, you can enjoy a full·length feature f1lm for $2.50. Full • United also gives you the added convenience of nonstop sctvice to both JFK and Newark Airports. For reservations call your Travel Agent. or call United at 537-7521 . Partners m Travel with Western International Hotels. fare subject to change. 5 nonstops to NewYork 8:30a.m. 9:00 a.m. 12:00 noon 3:00p.m. 10: 15 p.m. (Night Coach) Arrive 4:45 p.m. (JFK) 5:05 p.m. (Newark) 8: 15 p.m. (JFK) 10:55 p.m. (Newark) 6: 10 a.m. (JFK) "Duel< al' orange'! On a dl$count flight?" "Only tht! prloo 's dli.counl, Alice. Onl!J Lite prlcc." I ·'II• DAILY ... &.01 Mondav. Auguel 13, 11rt 'Wonder Gadgets' Rip Off Viewers NSW YOJlk <APJ n..y·re 1uppGMd t.o dice, ebop, minee ud purett What \bey really do UI n.He t.ba folka wbo beUeve the TV adl for wonder Prod.U at a wondrout price. 11ya New York 1tat.•1 t'OMYmel' ldvoute · Roaemery .._. r. exetutlve dJrect.or ol the New Yon 5'ale Consumer Protenlon Board, uld Uaat ahe bad •a1'4id 121 l for 17 lte1n1 advertlHd In l•la vl1lon commerctat.. the. •tnd wbne If Pi~bmao ••ka loudly. qwrllly ud -he aaya often fU..ly KACH PROD CT WA oao sa D I N duplicate ov"r • three-month peoriod 1tartin1 In AprU, wtu. on.e unil llept ror taU.. ud the other malled ricbt back for the "1u1rant~ r efund If not fully u tlsrted." Of l'1 item•. full refW\Ch have <"ome back on t~j1ht, partud rt:funds on cv.o, amt nothln& •m seven froa n ducken with the knife, and althou1h the knife dJd Indeed tear throqh the cl\lchn. M ra Pooler had to VtOrk Uke • lumberjac k to do ll "And I've cot 1ooc1 arm1,"1he u ld TMn there wa1 a S ta ~ ltt m lbat la 1uppoaed to "chop, 1rateL1llcfl, cut, mlnco, dlc , 1hred ant.I 11lver," muth ulct an u penalve food·proce11ln1 maehLM J.f l'I J1ooler trled lO allce 1 c~umbcn' with thti marhlno The rt"t ull was l'utumber pulp A tomato o me lO an l'Ven worati fat . endlrtll up like cold tomato IOOP THE WORST lTE M. MXJO&~ING TO Mrs J•ooler, wu a pJaauc, hand~held H wlng machine, ('Ollllnl( S9 ~5 "It <·ould wurk 1f you had lhre hands," ahe Hid . u lbe machine died In her haodt alter a few aecondl ol aewlna. "They HJd you could make drapet with It, that'• what ama&ed ua," ahe Hid. "ll would tatre thr yeara to mah drapes wtth It." MNI. Pooler Hid ahe would tum over her find· an111 on ln·•late flrms to the at.ate attorney 1eneral fQr poe,.lble prosecution under New York lawa that requlr refunds within 30 days, amon1 other things Si tt; SAU.> OTHEa INFOa •ATION wlll be turned over to the l''ede ral Tr"9 Commlulon, which ahe urged to t.Alke "•ppropnate actk>n. ·· She also said ahe hoped that t.eleviaioa ataUou would do more to make s ure the advert.laing they 1•4rr1ed wu not deceptive. CONSUMER I OBITUARIES Ptestigious New . EXECUTIVE SUITES a vailable neur Or ange County Ai r port. AUracllvc rates include receptionist. law libra ry , confe re nce rooms, secretarial service, and xerox facilit y. For a personal tour and further details, inquire at Vortac Assocaut.es. 955.3900 or 955-2288. "Some of lheAc produclJI a re just no &oOO." uid Mr& Pooler, 1tand1n1« behind an array or metal and plu11t1c tiood11 Mt u newe. conhminc~ "Others could oo bou&hl for leas an the at.ore1t " To demonstrate, ahe pulled out a long knife . the kind that costs S9 95 , offers a SO year guar antee, and prom16es lo •·go thrOUKh (rC>tt't\ food a11 though It were melted butter " F~ eimy T ieups Forecmi Now ••• after 26 years Saitta Ana is moving to the Co st M r s P o ut er 1r1 c d to l·ut throug h N1u hlllmt· l ane con i.truclaon ruuy c·uu&" in- lt•rrn ittcnt lane closurn~ ~•t two maJor frt:cway m tt:rc hangc1> 1n Orungc Co unty until mid - Octabcr . Wednesda Au ust-1 The work will lake plact-a t the 1ntcrsec· t10n11 of the l''reeway (Route 91 > un d the Orange F reeway <Route ~~~~~~~~~~~7 ntl-lh...-tntM'lrecttn..r4-~~~--' '17-th " . .,, W t,•pMUt of thi• Or<1ni;w Freeway. lhc Suntu Ana l''r ccway <H ou l e 51 and t h t· Card(•n Cn1v1· Frt·t·wuy I Houle• 22 1 Workmc>n will Ill' rut 1111 ~ i.:roov1•'> 111 t 11 lht• '>Urfac t.'!\ of tht· rn•t.•WJ} I I a 111•:-. ;J111J l'11nnt«·t11r road., 'I h•· groovt•d n1adi. an• lo t i y lo hc:lp I prevent skidding during wcl w<·atht·r Connector rouds wtll ht· clos~ from one tu two nights at a lime, whale work •~ 10 pro g rl':.s, hut so m e fre1•w1.1y l:.tnf's will he• o ll l' n :.. t a I I t 1 m 1• .., All<'11101IP routc·s "'Ill lw 1nd1n1lt'ti Deaths Elsewhere ·soME OF THESE ARE JUST NO GOOD' Rosemary Pooler With 'Wonder Gadgets' I' t\ ~ t\ \I /\ C I 'I Y l';i n ,11ll0t I A I' I Ct1I JO!>P ~ r in i lla , f1!f 1'l1 1Wnl<J '> (JrUVll>IOll&JI I prc:suJcnt for 14 month1> I nftc r a m ilitary coup in 1968. died l''raday or a tw urt attark Oftlt le Not i«-t-11 111.ACl(Wll..I.. ttAfll I f M tU /H ',... .. l ·~·•ti"'"' "' ( U\fft """W f • '"' t,,.-"• t I , ... ., fii!t ·1f/IM•f 4-"' .At.1tJ!A t 1t l t /f H• ''' n ,,.,, lit h t ""°''"" M lfnl"" f "•"'• fJ.rro,, ,,, ,,,..., .. ,.,,., ,_,, r,. ,. i. ,., \/r l (•t.t t"'•f'f'f If I , "'' t • ... •J M afJ• ''"' Nf/111'"' t f "'I •41f'o '1 ( Olf,f trtt1 \ tH• r .. , ,.hO I "'ti"" 4111'\ M t tll"tt •N ill #f.,fltfJ 4111 •0 lh• J , 1\1•1 I tft W •td #111tt ft 1n H• A'\.1•t11 ,.,. 11~• f P'Mtollflltt Dot Of" f'4itft0ft\ '; 11'1 I 'f fll> 1lf fflf l\ltld '"' ',.,.V1.,.t ,.,, '1 no PU ·'' , .. , ..... t(,14JI '"'"""' ,.,.,.,.,r1t ,,,,.,"' Mt, ,,,, , t h .. ,,, t •Ofl w .. .,, H1111,n '"'' t ••I ,., Hf llnfl fr1h rtn.tn' •·• "' "' N tll t., ht· tt) I ff fflfl' f.I I #tiff' '\ttf.-. f4 ft l1c,r 4t ,~,.,···hi t ""'"''" ",..,..., .... l11ft fto,. t,f ••ttrf#t•' l _.""'" 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Nrw Y .. 111, MifWetl, li'e<ltk, l'IW ........ 0.1,_.. .... 0 "41Mall •l~li D f ... t-~...,,...ltYllwN•ll••••IAA-l•t.,otl«wlllnOo_..-1,,,lllWI I Mond4ry, August 13. 1979 N DAIL y PILOT A • J Cost Studied Hospitals Join Doctona BJ SYLVIA POllTE& A atudy at Jack.Ion Memorlal Hotpltal, Mlaml, dis· closed that of more than 400 doctol'I aurveyed about the cost ol tT common holpltaJ chara•. the m~rity could not come within \O percent of the correct price, and less than 2 percent got half the items right. Jn general, they un derestimated coats. "We are oot as concerned with a doctor'a fee u we are with the additional treatment," accordint 'to Alexander McMahon, president of the American Hospital Association. "GE1TING 'JlJST WHAT TllB doctor ordered' used to be considered vital. Now, with the hospital bUI for bav· ing a baby, for instance, climbing from $350 to around $1,300 in 10 years, what the doctor orders can play a major role in cutllng the cost of your beaJth care," be aaJd. People tend to 10 along with the approach of doctors in prescribing treatment withOut weigbinl the COil of cln.&P. X-rays, blood tests and hospitalization. Widespread coverage availabl~ through health in- surance. as well as growing ·health aware- ness, bave encouraged the attitude of "health at whatever c06t." But with doctors and hospitals workJng together ln an effort to Money's Worth curb the upspiraJ i.n health costs, doctors are being urged to look closely at price tags. Hospital staffs also are ex- amining the cost of recommended treatment. The result often is lower medical bills. AT MAINE MEDICAL CENTEa, Portland, doctors receive a copy of one of their patient's bills. A question- naire sent by the hospital with a random selection of bills . th cost to be well above their estimates. At Miami's Jackson Hospital, a copy of the patient's bill is attached to hls or her chart so doctors can see Uie costs. Hospital djrector Fred J . Col well reports that for the first time. the number of X-rays bas not increased and the number of diagnostic tests has been reduced. At his hospital in Pennsylvania, Dr. Russell Roth goes over biJls with residents to show less expensive ways of treatment. IN UTAH, A '"TEACH AS you go" hospital patient in - doctrination explains to patients what the doctor is doing during exams and what they can do at home. Result: fewer bills for foUow-up visits. At Tampa General Hospital in Florida, a pamphlet is- sued to physicians higbligbts costs of the most frequenUy ordered tests and supplies. Physicians and chiefs of staff of roughly 6,000 hospitals have received a "hospital cost cont8.lDment check list" published jointly by the AHA and the American Medical Assoc1alaon. The llst includes tips for cost-cutting by physi-cians. " . Market Continues To Press Upward l'\EW \'ORK <AP1 Stock pnces rose in active trad- ing tod:.i) t•xtend1ng last 'At:('k 's rally across J broad front Tht> l>n~· Jones :herage of JO 1ndw.tnal i.torki. JU mfH·tl by mon • than 6 points in the curb going anc1 managed to hold on to most of that througb the day. The Pow industrial was up 8.29 points to 875.26 on the New York Stock Exchange .ffita'°k• '"Th,. Spo1llgle1 .. .. I' '• DaecJon.-11 .. I r,.rag~• Mhar StfJ<'k" IJid N£W YOAK IAP t .AO:'tl•rt(tl(I 0.-f i11i~a IJl>t~•"""" Tot•I t\l--\ ,.., ... "'•Of\\ Nfl• tv""" \Al £' p,,..., fOOdV d~o l()'fj W) Ulj •SI i4J "' l'llt 1812 110 ll)i \ ' NE.V YOA• .-uort"I• hnlltl p,,..,.o-,,, f}.Af API NY \tCk • • •l~\ w ... 690 MO"lll •9'> Yt 11f <1110-. 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Anotber problem wu tbe t.hre.l ot a strike lul w~kend by ure,._,. lD eddit.lon. mort-people are drownln• Nlnt· perM>nti h•v<• drowned tbll year 00 "uarded beachell , flvo rnort'I than died all ur laat 1ear. In lhe prev1oua JO years, th '"' wt:re only 14 dr~wntna11 l nJ\lne:s urt> up, too, with brokt!n bouJ amid lhe Uuer 1htbh1n1 the feet ol '4!ver.U aun·aeek-en ... -,. ..... , ..... ,. Still Working at 9(1 <;r:w1· l'tl'f'l'l' cl1 s pl<Jvs an 1tt·m al UH' Art :\1.irt 111 1 1.n 11111 1\111 , wt11..·re ~he work~ a :, h1 .. 11I :-.<ilc~v.1ima11 \Ir~ 1'11·r < 1: :J • • young..,ter of !JO,·' celel>ratf·rl hi r 201 h "';If "1th the slur«' th1~ s pring ~he s<Jys, ·-rm plJrln111g 111 111' h1 ·r ,. 11111 ti I'm JOO " GET FOUR GIFTS FOR YOUR ONE S6-0R-MORE ETHEREA SELECTION 7 he ? + 2 Beauty Collect1on. 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Hid Oeortean Grllwokl, a Torrance retldent who or1anl&ed 1 cleanup effort by local '"hSentl. the legion of aummer worken1. "1be whole quallly of beach maintenance b11 aone down since t.Mn," aald Johnaon. "Aa 1 matt.er of fad, two moot.ha •IO ll waa a fuUJe effort." "Tbue were baby dlaper1 and dead birda all over," 1be Hid. The rcaaona for lhe problemt ire unclear. Yvonne Brat.hwalt• nurke 1 reC'enlly appoint.eel member ot lhe county Board of Supt.>r~IWU'I whole dl1tricl cradles the county's ent4fe coaal, hu t otaUvely 1cbeduled pubUc bearln11 next month to find the c·au•et Debria at lhe Will Rogers beach north or Santa Monica Is ''cfia.. cuaunc. It's ablolut.eiy putrid," aaJd Jo Latbwood, wbo h.u lived ln the area 40 years. Som µt.'Opl attribute the problem• to budaet cutback.I after puuae of Propo ltlon lJ, the referendum that cut property taxes un ;avcru"c of ~7 percent and left local aovemmenta acrakhln& for fund . urrs NOT PaOPOSmON ll," said MnJ.' Lathwood, who launched the Santa Monlca·baaed ClU1ena for Cleaner Beaches. "I think ll baa to do with too many people and too much drlnkins." Mrs. Lalhwood's 1 roup purchased ~ 1arba1e cana for the beachea and banded out 5,000 truh bap on the Fourth ot July. Cilluns 11l oell(.bbortn1 Redondo Beach and Torrance picked up fi ve lona of garbage along the beach one Saturday momlna. BUT 011108 SAY THE PROBLEMS date ba~k five years. l-ilnt'" UY74, tht-. county board has refused lo fill vacated main· tf'nanct.> po&auons, said Ken Jobn.sOn, deputy director oJ lhe county l>~1111rtmcnt of 8eache11 In 197!>, cqwpmenl mruot.enance wu drastically cut, as was After Ule residents' cte~up, "it-was just immaculate," saJd Redondo Beach Mayor David Hayward. "It wa11 a great feeling. Now it's gett.nig dirty again, and ther e's no doubt that there wlll be great need to have another one '' Graduation Threatened Proficiency Tests of Basic Skill~ Extended SACnAMF.NTO c i\ P ) Te nth grad ers who fl unked their fi rst bru.ac i.kllls "prohciency" l ei.ts las t spring numbered JO pe rcent 1n !lome illslrids and 10 l}t'rcent in others, slaLc oHacuals i.ay StudenL~ who falled cao '>lJll he promolc'd, but 1f they can't ~ . ~ , -,, failed last s pring will be given another test in the coming year, and 1f they flunk again. their fin a l ch ance walJ tie an th4.' 1U80 81 year. If they paas in either lh<• 10th or the Jlth grade, they doo't huvc to ti.kc the Lebl 11gu10 Law aL'>O said lha l districts will leave lh ·msclves open to lawsuit.a 1( they don't t est lhf> sam e mawn als they teach or if they arc unf alr andicapj)ed or m inority cl\Jldren, part.acu1ar· ly th<>5e wbo bpeak Ultle or no English Pair Guilty Iri Lesbian Bar Brawl SAN FRANCISCO <AP) A city pohcem an and a c1v1liao medical techmcaan ave ~n.. COilvTcte of d1st urbing the peace for lbear role in an off. duty brawl 10 a tavern cat.enne to homosexual women. Fe minists group'> immt•dialely ca lled lhc verdJct a victory 1>prtn~ of 1981, they won 't t><: al lowNI to graduate ------ TUE COMING SCHOOL v1·1H v.111 tw the· lu't 1n v..h1ch 12th g I :i cl I' rs a II (.al 1 f Cl f n I ;i ('II n gracloale w11 houl pas:-.a11~ a l1·sl measuring lw-;1r s kills trt reud mg, "'ntani.: unit anl111rlf'll<' Jl will aJo;o Ix: thl· first y<'ar tha t the "early w:-Jming" le!>l!ng prngrnrn ts <'Xlend~d LCJ grade~ fou r through i.tx Tht• tC>sls. authoriwd by a 1976 stale law, urr dci.1gm·d by curh d1\lrr<'t. <Jftt•r ron-,ult;,itaon with pan•nts amt t1•arhvrs and r an bt• 111.u1,. ;1\ liard nr .,,. ,.a.,y .... th•• d1'>1r11 t ( ltoOSl'!-. "'NU. Mt:S~;\(,t I S wr1·ud 111g raq .u1111n~ s t utl1·nh that .1utorr1~1 t11· grad11t1lron ts no l11ngc·r as'tirn·d " s.11d /\l!·x Lu w 1·h11·f oft·\ <.1luatwn a111I n ·'>t·arc-h ir1 th1· "'·"'' IJcpartrnent cir r~dUciJltOn llC' '>aul l•Hh J.1r:11l1·rs who esa anners ye Building Overhang Onl· of thrt-c buLldlngs of a 14 unit ron1lom1n1um proJe<:t lhat ~ould 1·xl.4:nd t>vtr the Santa Ana RI\ n bluff'> wall come back befort• the Coi.la Mei.a Planrung Comma'>sion ton1~ht The• me••Ung will bt~ao ul 6 JO pm tn ('lly C1,uncll <:hamberl), 77 Fair Drive WORK ON BUILDING WAS HALTUJ twfl 14t'Cks ai.:o when com ma::.s1oners leamed of the overhang tn lhP bulldmiz aJready un d..r <·oru.tru<'l1on Thr approvN1 plan' n :purll·dly wen· not de tarlt-d cnoul(h Lo show the \ccond n1.1or 1iHrhan~ In the• 1nt1·nm, c1imm1'>'>aon•·r'> tohJ <11-H·lopcr Ivy K <>ng ti) rnN·t v.1th n1·11thlKlr'> ~ho an· oli1t·1l1111! t•1 th1· 1ir11JHl '" 1•} 111 d•· '1·lop a !>olulrnn 1 he butld1ng. at 2231 P11c 1flf /\' 1•nur 1 onta1n' l•rnr um c1om1n1um'> Work on thl' uUwr two hualdani::. ,.,, conl1nu1n.: T H E (TfY IN TIU~ P/\ST HAS r1·qurn·1l prr1J1>!'I'> t•> lt·a .. 1• ;1 fl\ 1· foot .!-<'!hack <Jlung the Liu((.., ()((11 1a" sC11d th• • 11nd1m11n1um -.1t1· plan '>howPd a five.foot s1·lhack for th•· ftr'>l flfJ(1r Anoth1·r ohwcuon to lht-hu1ldmg, Mf1 r1a" ~aid re, thJt " c,up 111>rt r<1lumn for the second noor rcportt'rtly wao; to tw vlac 1•d ''"th• n •tutnang wull, whtt·h wai.n't approved for lhal r11111wr.•· Ot'flt:f.R DANIEL Mar r, 30 wtis 1118') conv1clcd r1f b<it11·ry b) J M un1 r 1pal rourt 1un ,,r ''' "''>nwn Jnd l"'•• mf'n frillow1nv ,, I:! rlay l ni.11 ~1·'111·.tl 11 1·hnw1;rn Kt·\ 111 <.ucnn w,1:-. <1qu1tLL-.I 1111 the battery count Tht· 1nc 1df>n l oc-c-ur r1·<l Ma rch 30, wht•n a group of HI to 15 men. mo:.t or them orr duty poflf't' offlccr'i o n t be1r way homr from a harhelor's party, .iltt-mptr-d to entn Peg 's Phtce. a bar 1n t.tw 1 tty's H1d1m ond ~ectwn A S(TFl-'l.E E!'/S l f;U 1n wh1rh <:u1>rtn :1 ll1·~1>dlv h it ;, IJJtron Wllh a pool 1 Uf' :.inlf \-!arr hat patrolm;in Alt·cn U.·v111 111 thf' cht:Sl. J ud"'c l-:d14 • .rr1 <.;t n n ~~l /\11~ :io for ro11·rw1n~· "vtarT f ace.. a rna,1mum of ''" month in Jail .tnrl ,, !ii~ f1111· v.hrlr <:ucnn r<J c·t"· :J :-.11nl1Jr h nc <.1nd 'JO day.,. on J.tll r, .11 • .,..,,h """ n., ... 1nson's ._ __ lll!llllil!'~~--~l!llill._ __ 911!11~-------~S~HO~P~ROBINSON'S MONDAY·FRIDAY 10-9' Robinson's New()Ort Fashion Island• 644·2800 • ·-.. ' 1 • INSIDE: •Sports •Ann Uftllers •Entertainment ·Horosc-- ·o Dew You Feel Heat? By aA.NDOLPH E. SCIDU.D ~ ... ..,.. ..... Many Americana sweltering away in their offices may be surprised that 78 degrees seems so uncomfortable. But, it isn't the beat, lt'a tbe humidity. The Naticmal Weather Service baa a com· plex set of formulas to calculate what they call the "<liacomfort index." Suffice to say tbat u either the temperature or humidity, or both. increase. discomfort increases. TIL\T'S BF.c.\VSE your body cools it.self. or tries to, by a process experts caJl surface The dewpoin·t is the tem- perature at which there is too much water vapor in the air. . evipOl'8tloo. You call tt sweaUng. At penplralioo evaporates from your atbl, you feel cooler. Higher temperatures can even speed tbil evaporatloa. But the air can only bold a eertalD amount of moisture, a limit known u 100 percent re. latlve humidity. or saturation. Tbe more humJdity already in tbe air, the leat it ii able to ablorb your pensplratioo. Thus, tbe lest surf ace cooling you will have, and tbe more • dlaeomfort you will feel. IN OlfOllNG TBB .... buUdbal tem· ......... rules, PnlUdeDt Carter took WI ....., tllllo CODlideraUoa aDd 108 may want '° clD • too bl det.9rmiDI bow to 8djast your '\::::--· • .,. * .... ,......., :r:=.: ,..~ ........ aa.p tllll tbat eaa be lowend ""to tbl attDt MCl~I., to loww tbe room d9widllt teal• ,... ........ DOt loww tbaD ............ . Tiie ........ &be &empentuN ... wblch tben la tao muda wa&er vapor ID tM alr ud dew,__, ODol .ar eM IMlld ._ ...._. llaaa warm alr, ao lf ,ou cool JOUI' 11 delne air, at Mme pallt...,. would form. --~&mil t3. '"' OAllY PtLOT 8J Ferry Log8 80 .sammers BalbOB~ aquatic shortcut saves motorists a seven-mile drive. BJ DENNI McLELIAN 0t•o.1t• ........... OuieSmJtb'a cuco._and puaeogen-four ecoeomy·aized cans and a dozen beacbgoers -were on board and tbe "Captaio " slowly pulled away Crom abore. Standin1 in the Uoy, glaas·eneloaed wbeelbotwe, Smith guided the boat to Its deatlftatioo: the Fun Zone area on tbe Balboa Penlnaula. s•ne 18 AN operator ol one of the three Balboa. bland ferries: the "Captain," the "Commodore," and tbe "Admiral." They're tbework.borsesofNewportHarbor. Since the late Joseph A. Beek began lbe ferry service during the summer of 1919, It's been the job of the Mo-foot flat·bottomed boats to transport passengers and vehicles between Balboa Island and the peninsula. Tbe aquatic shortcut saves motorists a seven-mile drive. Tbe one-rifth-mile ferry trip t11kes-about two mmufes. Owing an eight-hour shirt, Smith and the other ferry operators make about 120 cross in gs. Smith, who bas been al it hve days a week, 50 weeks a year for nearly alx years, bu racked up a Jot ol mUee. But like tbe other operators, SmiUI aays ~ routine doesn't get boring. Nature and harbor life prevent that. "No. see. I love boats,'' Smith says, keep- ing an eye on croea·tl"alfic ... You always see boats going acrou. It's a real fut eight hours. "It's a good, healthy job. Maybe 10 days a year it rams and it's a little nuty out here. Otherwise. it's ..... Smith paused and, peering at the aunkissed harbor through mirrored aungluses, smiled. ... like this," be saJd. ··1 like being around the boats and the water. You meet a lot of people and make a lot of friends. ., L • "Another thing is you go home at night and the job stays here." SMITB. 54. A former firefighter from Larchmont, N.Y., ease<r'the ferry into the peninsula slip. · Hi s load of cars and passengers was quick· ly replaced by more of the same for the re· turn tnp. On summer weekends it's not uncommon f~e t:han ee ca1s to be Hne<.I Up at each landing waiting for the ferries. "It 'a always been tbat way in tbe peak times/' says aupertnteedeat Bob Sejde~. "During the old Easter weeks they'd be liaed up around the comer all day. You'd never see the end of the li.De ... During the summer when tbe fer17 service operates 24 hours a day, SQyder doub&e9 tbe number of employees to 30 in order to meet the demand. M08T EMPLOYEES begin u deckband· fare collectors. Many. if they stay long enough and are at least 18, get an operator's license . Worlung oo the ferry a~ars to be one of the most coveted part·time Jobs oa the Orange Coast for young residents. Snyder said be hu a stack of applicatiom. Over the years the Beek family name bas become synooymoua wJtb the Balboa bland Ferry. But in fact, many families have been associated with it. Snyder. a veteran of 30 summers with the ferry company, is a perfect example. His father worked on the ferry and, during <See BALBOA, Page Bi> 'It's a good, healthy job,· says Ozzte Smith. Balboa Island ferry operator. Little Green Men? Not Quite By JOEL C. DON Ot• .. Mf .. 114it1Uiff On Sept. 19, 1961, Betty and Barney Hlll were traveling alone a lonely road, returning to tbelr New Hampshire home from an uneventful vacation in Canada. It wasn't unW many years later that the Kllll -under hypnosis -revealed a at.artllng tto17 ol being abducted and examinecl by ex· traterreetrial humanoids. Tbe mu cue w one or many logged in the vast eoUedion of reporta and boob on UFOs and estraterreatrial research. Tbe story bu helped spark an Intense In· ternt amonc ~public and some acJentiata who feel that UFO phenomena need to be examined. tJPOS, EXTllATE&REST&IAL com· mualeation, apace exploration and utronomlcal pbenomeoa will be featured at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Au1. t•, OD KOCE·TV Cbannel ~ • nae televtaJoa pro1ram lncludel two Na· tioDal Educational TelevWOD Non rum HI· menu, '"111e Flnal Jl'roaUer" and "Whllper from ap.ee, .. iD addWoa to a rum from Project UDIHne, Coastline Community Colle1e's •ti_, te1e-1ertea. Thi mm produeed by CouUbae la ealled '• E&traternetrtal Com· male._ ... Tbe prGll'alD, pan ol a summer pJedle · drtve, allo featunl latentns wltb ftve Iden· Uau and UFO bl•eaU1aton. The lDteniewl will appear bet..._ film ae1menu. o... eonuo.eny ua uro m"':J::C-ii die belilf bJ tome ~ tbat tbe al IOY· eram• bu been bi4lal bdormatioD from t.be public. ... DON'T TlllNK there'• ., ~y." Griffith ObMrvatory Direetor Dr. -gdward Krupp told tbe D.U, PUot durtq u tatemew. "Tbe faet that tbe CIA WM ID eoatrol ol la· formation WU not beeaUH tber ... _keeptns information oa UFOI. TbeJ ..,.. "*Pb' read· inl to tbe reports ... w....,ate proyed that It WM Im,...... to "keep laformaUon" from tbe publk, ltnlPP added. Prof. Alvia LaWIOD, bead ol die Oraqe Comatr Ul'O center, diaa1n11 WW. Krapp. .. .... la ...a abolll tMt la alt tM1 ... .,. dlllled .... ....... ~~ fadtM&tllilY .......... ., __ State University, Long Beach. is exploring UFOs as social, psychological and cultural phenomena. · ''WE ARE RAISING a whole generation of kid.a wbo are born in the apace qe. ll 's bound to have a cultural impact." He teaches a class on contemporary literature and the phenomena of public f uci.Da· tion with UFOs and extraterrestrial enCCM.llMrs. He's concerned tbat the public mtpt be consumed by the physical eriRenee ol extrater· reatrial beino and space travel. .. All o1 t1sia (UFO bltereat) Nita oa the u · sumptioa tbat these are physical objects and that they are from other worlds. .. There is not one shred o1 evldeDee to prove tbat utraterrestrial orifin. Tbe ftnt ~ lo do la to prove the nature of tbe pbenomeaa. • be said. IN8TEAD OF BEING ....._. o1-... apace, Lawson 1u11ett1 UFOa may be "pbenomeDa ol lnner apaee ... He bu b7Jmotl.aecl tndiYidula wttll DO ...... m. .,,.,_ o1 uro. -s 11"9 u.. ._ aUQ..U. of aD abd.UC. aperi•ce. 1'e U · perlew nported wen ll•llar to ._ ol per.-wllo dalm to laaft .._ *"'" •• bJ eatralernlbial belall, be Mid. .... eonc11lded ti.at tbe ..... el ........ ............... tnAeal ol .... t .. 1111. ..... deatll OI' blrUa tn-• ......... " ...... uidL.w.. ac1m1U ttaet tt'• Mm am ..t tiD •· plain tbe ..,... ntd1•• Of Ul"OI ..... ·:a.=e=o1':'~.::1::s:::;. w1 '"'l'bil pnlll1m Al tMl tM etlllill II IO --wl a ................... ...._.,. nan, .... .._. ............. EU '111111 .. f 1 I l W•at JOU HD do ll let U ordlaal'J 1Mra1a•1r ... a nlaUft IP•kftt7 1auae ... ealnlMe rour otnee clewpo&at tem· ............ , a.e.m11. repon. bHe beeD rele~ b1 tbe CnVal lllWMPllM AllM1 wldelt e98flrm o.ertllabll o1 uro. at aewn1 .., ... IMtall•· ..... ,... aA rlll••d tbe lllformaUcm...,. 1'1'11,... °' ......... Aet nq111t. ... tD ....... -...... ~· tlilt\..Jf!".t ...=:.·:L:::l? .. -=:~.~ I t.dl er••••• to tbe.,.... .,.. ..... M Mid. i.-. -........ lfllllr It Cllllail&a • - / ~ .. ~_DAl __ ~_v_~u_o_r __________ ......_~--·-~----'~~-•t11------~----------------------------------------------------------~-N __ LAN __ DERS/HOROSCOPE ••• Balboa Ferr <From Page Bl> he 1940'5. he and his two brothers got jobs as collectors. Now Snyder 's soD, Bobby. an l8-year-0ld college student. has hls operator's license Another SOD, Donald, a schoolteacher. works un the ferry dunng the summer. OZZIE SMITH'S SON KeVlO , 23, is an operator, and has son Tom , 21. worlt.s lo lbe m atntenance s hop and serves as a relief vper~t.or lSall Md Randy LaPlante of Balboa Island are operators and their brother. Phillip is a rollect:or "It >eems ev<:rv tJme there's a big brother working here. the little brother t'omes along," said Snyder . "It <the job) has helped put so many kids through coUe~e." Snyder slUd ferry alumnae mclude an or· thopedic surgeon, several attorneys and a dentist. Operator Bob Lewis, who's 30, is a veteran or 14 years on the ferry. He began as a coU~ tor In 1965 while atlendtng Newport-Ha rbor High School. He earned bis operator 's license while working toward his t eaching credential. But when he couJdn't fl.od a leaching job. he de- cied lo stay in the ferry business. "I LIKE THE FREEDOM of it," he said. eating bis lunch -a hamburger and !nes - while making a crossing. "It's not an 111s1de Greetings and Salutations DEAR ANN LANDERS: A reader asked iOU for a s uitable s ubstitute for "Dear Sir" or ··~fadlime" <JS a salutation for business letters. lie a..,ked If ''Dear Person" might be a suitable subl;tltute You were right when you said it sound.-. ndiculous. For the past year l have used . "Ladies and ~ntlt:men, · l believe it is a graceful way t.o bt.·gin a letter. So far no one has complained. What do you think or It? -S.K. IN MIAMI DEAR S.K .: S orry, "Ladles and Gt-ntlemen" doesn't quite make it. Sota.ads H if )ou are about to make a spee~b. Please read on. DEAR ANN Hov. about "Dear Lady'"• There are a lot or women who don't conduct Ulcm.~elves like ladles. and maybe this natter-m~ 11pener would encourage them to improve lhe1r conduct. -G.L.S .. FARGO, N.D FROM BOISE. IDAHO· I have been s tart- ing my letters with, "Good morning." Most ~mess people appreciate a Utt.le homey touch: ALICE K... FROM SEATTLE: I suggest using the com · pany's name lo place of "Dear Sir." For exam · • pit:· "Dear Sears" or "Dear General Mot.ors" or "DearTWA." -ROGER K. F'ROM BROOKINGS, S.O.: All s aJutaUons are lhe pll.8. Why not drop them complete ly and start with whatever you want lo say? - LARRY S. 1-'ROM SOUTH BEND. IND.: "Greetings" is by far best. My s econd choice Is ( Boros cope T UESDAY, AUGUST 14 By SYDNEY OMARll ARIES (March 21·April 19): Be meticulous concerning personal possessions, insurance, belie protection, financial statements. TAURUS <Apri l 20·May 20): Cycle is such that judgment, intuition hit the mark. Stress change. variety, gain through written word. Ob- tain tilntrrom Aries message. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Money, bidden reaources. Sl;>Ccial meetings command atten· lion. Domestic or life style adjustment should be conaidered. CANCE& <June 21-July 22): Define terma, •d eelf-decepUon, accent frieodabip, uUlbe knowled&e ln ways tbat result ln profit. . uxr (July 23-Au1. 22): Accent OD career, preetieli.~utaUon, ablli~ to handle more ~UU1ty. Capricorn, Cancer and Taurua ~ ln scenuto. Vl&GO <Aug. 23-Sei>t. 22): Reacb for brass rial. You can fl'OCl'ftS beyond current npecta-dam. Spot.tigb on education, spiritual dnelop· ment. trevel and publlahlng. Aries. Libra ~ ricure prominently. UBL\ (Sept.. 23·0cL 22): New met.bods. freela c:onlac.U, added independence indicated. Uio. A~us n1ure prominently -empbuia Clo prodUCtiYily, financial backln1. You solve ~PIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): You 1et "Cada cl llle0 concernia1 le1al forms, rt1hta aDd paiJ:dlDonl. You learn lD wbleb cUrectloa ~ se to IO -m&D1 qunUoal are due to be wwend. MOITfAUUI <NoY. zi.o.e. tl): Elements cl dJlllnl, luck "take • IWDI" to JOU. Aceeat oa .,.adiDI lAflueoce, lacnulDI popularity. SDdal life aceelerata. -~ <Dec. »Ju. lt): Affair of e.n dom'•I'•· &moUoa ta. preeedeat over ~ ~OD what 10'8 , ... ratber Uaan wllat JG" Lbiak aboUt a penoa. AQtJA&ll78 <Jan. 20·P'eb. 11>: Study Caprlcora mu111e -you're due for . to 1reater bapplm:111. kDow It, bl c ld OD IOtid ltnlctun. UJ~H8C~itiihi <hb. tt-Mueb .,,: AUeaUOD ceca· ..,. oe bome. rel1Uftl, special _ trj99 and ..-,_ T1WU1, Uln ...... l.Ddlniull ~ 1Jpl1ant rofe,. Avoid .. atterlal - ~ . "Geotleperson s .'' -L . H . FROM THE FOREVER LEARNING INSTITUTE fi'ROM JACKSON. MISS : A good way t.o =:a rson's attention is to do something unex· and offbeat. I have been st.arti.og my iness letters wtth, "Yoo·hoo Yes, I aro talk· ing to you." Several people have said my letters are the talk of the town. -BERNICE G. DEAR ANN LANDERS· I am a straight 17·year-0ld male who has an older brother wbo l.s gay. My parent!l are divorced. Mother knows abOut my brother and thinks be ls a terrine penioo. Dad wants nothing to do with him. 1be problem is that J wiU be going to lhe same college as my brother next {ear , and I don't want to be tagged as "one o the boys ." We get along fine together, and be bas already t.okS me be bas some great friends he wants me to meet.. This I doo't want. Please teU me bow to handle the situation. I doo't want to hurt his feetings. -STEVE IN COVINGTON LA. DEAR STEVE: You wtU be medlag a lot of people for tlle flnt time wtaea yoa/o away &o lldlool. Your brother'• fr1enda coal be amoeg them. Yoo will dttide wltb wbom you wut &o spmd dme a.Del become ck>tte, bated oa wtaat you bave ta commoa aDCl ,how JDIKlt yoa enjoy Uleir company. Your brother wtll surely U · clentud wbea yoa select friends of r.oar own. Meanwbile, ao one wlU tblak you are • ooe of tlte boys" if you shake hands wllb a few gays. It's oot coatagious. •• .'Dew <From Pase BO . perature. U the bumlc1ity la too high, you may be able to lower tbe i.mperalure • bll. For example, lf tbe i.mperalure ii 71 ud the bwrudlty i.s 70 percent, the dewpolnt would be 17. Tbat'1 blaber tba.D the ts al· lowed. 10 YoU coWd lower tbe thermoetat to ,, 77. After the temperature 1tabUi1t11 reebeclr I.be bumAdlty and aee U tbe dewpolat la 1Ull over ea. U U la, lower t.be temperature another delrM unUl tb• dewpo&Dt 1.U down to65. He re la a llalln1 of temperatures. bumldiU• aad dewpolDta for reference. It waa prepared'y tM Eneray Department. •Temperature 85 de1r"': If lbe humidity la 50 percent the dewpo&nt la ... defl"MI; eo percent, '10 degrees; 70 percent, 14 d•I'"'; 80 percent, 71 de1ree1; to percent, 82 degrees. •Tempenture 90 cte1ret1: U tbe bulDidlty la 50 percent tbe dewpolDt la eo cte1ree1: eo percent.. 85 de1ree1·; 70 perceat. • de1rM1: to percent. 13 de1ree1 ~ to percent, TT c1e1r .... •Temperature 11 de1r"': U the hWIUdlty t1 50 PM"HDt tbe dewpolDt la II delf'MI; to pereeet, • detree1; 70 perent, t'7 c1e1,...; IO perc•t. fl de1reH; to percent, 75 d ........ •T...,..a&un 15 delrMI: If tbe bumJdlty ., ao percmt tlM deriotnt la 56 4e1,...; eo perc.at. eo de.,._: 10 percent, • des,...: IO perc•t. • de1re11: to percent,· 72 •. ,.... . .,...., ... 70 de1nte: u .... bmntdttJ ii IO pert-' &lledewllotllt la II de ...... ; tO perc• • •rw: 1o,....... tO de.,...; IO percnt, 14 de1re11: to perceat, 17 fflf'MI• I -job. sittin~ at a desk eight hours a day "I like beUlg outside. havmg a tan and ~ ing in the fresh air .. tn; SAID HE'S frequently uked 11 the JOh gets bon.og .gomg buck and forth all day. fl doeso'L "Each new crossing is some way uruque. · he said. "You always have to be aware C>f making a good landing The approaches an. duferent and lbe tides are dalferent ·· That's not t.o menlJon lbe steady stream of . passengers They include everything from late night partygoers and early morning fishermen to the reguJars <resaden~ and commuters) and: especiaUy dunng the i.ummer , beacbgoen> Lewts, Like the young collect.ors, admit!> that lbe parade Of blktnls IS an attrarltH• purt of the job. "I tell my wife that's a good part of th(· ;ob." he said, smiling "She says. 'Thut's f1nt> as long as you just keep It at look in~.· .. All New~Cf The flat- bottomed . boats that transport passengers and vehicles between Balboa Island and the peninsula are the 'MXl<horses of Newport Harbor. - ' "---.;;;;:::: Th1: Cla...,~w Look I!> J\ ~tatter or Car~ l~TROOL'CTO R Y OFFER August 14· ONE WEEKONLY Augustt8 CO"'t>Jf•tt! 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I went mto Gloria Marshall's figure salon weighing 157 pounds. Now I am thrtlled to say I've lost 28"1 lbs. and 35 inches! I feel just like a new person. Thank you. Olorla Marshall!" ./FOR A DEMONSTRATION AND FIGURE ANALYSIS 23710 II Toro Rod. The City Shopping Center Orange II Toro 1IOll Golden Wnt 3111 S. Metol HunllftllOn ••eolt ...... Ana ~··· ____ ........... ----·------~~ .. ~ ........ .OS .. P&.~ ••• -.-.............. DM. ... V·PILO·~--llllli .. liilll ........................ ~ ........ ~ ... ~ •• ••· ~--~-· ------~--~~-~: Big Test 'ronight: Ryan Faces Tige Angels Stay 3% Up With Dramatic Win 8J DAVE CUNNINGHAM Of .. o.Hy ...... SuH Words for any pennant cont.ender t.o live by: "Good pitcbin& will always s top good bitting. "-Angel Manager Jim Fregoe!. "The team that ceta U.e best pitching will win lbe pennant." - Boston Manager Don Zlmmer. "Tell the Angels taat the season starts in Auguat."-Yankee outfielder Re&aie Jacboo. IT'S AUGUST, mE ANGELS LEAD lbeir division by 3'h gam es, and t.onight their pitching will get an important, double · edged test. Nolan Ryan and F ranlc Tanana are due to experiment with their injured wings, Ryan on the moUbd for his first start since July 25 and Tanana oo the sidelines, throwing for the first time since July 9. The Angels face Detroit tonight. NOLAN RYAN If both can make a ~ontribution down the stretch. all three quoted above may Lum illlo p.rOJ.lhels..._and G~ne Aut ry's l9·year-0ld ~~~t~ct may fin ally be the result Cor whfch It was designed -a pen· Sui:ter Price: "IT' VERY GRATIFYING," the Angel owner saya .... Fhis 1~ thl' best Lcam we 've ever had. and I 'm enjoying every minute of ~Jt ~ 0 000 1t." ~, ~ So are UfC' tans";-who-ha~tu-rned-out tn-ffeord..nwnbers ~~----------------:---. thl' Angels make their run Sunday's modest crowd of 27,345 :. pushed 1979 attendance 61 ,256 ahead of last year 's club· record Pier Minute -· . total. The Angels have drawn 1.816,642 tlus season. 491.765 more than last year al this lime With Ryan. Tanana and starter Chris Knapp spending a lot or ti m e on the s idelines, the Ang<'b haH~ had lo rely on a lot or un· proven pit~hcrs. and some of them arc taking the opportunity to prove themselves. ONE SUCH PITCHER IS DAVE F J$s'r, wbo beat the Seattle Mariners. 4·3, Sunday as Rod Carew delivered a game·winnlng hit in the bottom or the ninth. Until the last inning. 1t appeared that another solid Frost performance was going to go down the drain. "Frost got a couple or pitches up, but that's st. Otherwtse, I t ho u~ht he pitched a v<.'ry ~ood game," Fregos1 said. Frost walked off the mound trailing 3·0 in the ninth. but con· secutive singles by Don Baylor, Wtllle Aikens aod Briari Dowrung !>napped the shut.out WASHINGTON CAP> ft v.111 cost adverusers nearly a hcilf million dollars a minute to <11r their product on CBS·TV during next January's Super Bowl. Broad casting Mag azine, a trade weekly, said in its Aug. 13 ed1t1 00 that CBS. which will televtSe the 1979 NatJonal Foot· ball Le ague c hampio ns hip game. will ask '$234,000 per 30· ~eeond announcement, up from the S 185,000 asked last January by NBC. AP W1rtpl\010 SEATTLE'S MARIO MENDOZA JUMPS OVER CARNEY LANSFORD AT SECOND BASE. T H EN R ELIE\'ER RANDY STEIN got Rick Miller to htl what lt)llk I'd lrkl• an ca~y double play groundn. but M·rond ba~cman ISet-ANGELS, Page 8 :0 TH E MAGAZI NE SAID 1t ll'arned the Super Bowl XIV ad \ert1s ing r ate from agenn !!Ources but that CBS, which dechned to quote prices. said foo tball was more than 90 per cent sold ouL We Took What They Gave Us··Malavasi Rams Convert New England Errors Into Easy 15-3 Victory In a s p ecial r eport, lhe magazine s aid r ad io a n d televasion broadcasters will p.a ) S201 million this !Season to takt· their rrucrophoncs and camt'r.1, in t o the n<1t 1on 'l'i footb 1:1ll stadiums. FOXBORO. Mass. <AP> -1t wasn't exacUy a donation to a charitable cause, but Los Angeles Rams Coach Ray MaJavasi said, "We took what the Patriots gave us." With reserve quarterback Vince Fer· ragamo providing the second half spark. the Rams convert.ed New England e rrors into a 15·3 National Football League preseason victory Sun · day. IT WAS A TRIUMPH of solid defense by the defending Western Division champions or the National FootbaJJ Con· ference over the usually high.powered offense of the AFC Eastern Division winners. "We were very sloppy. We couldn't No. 3,000 Approaching For Brock ST . LOUIS <AP) -For a guy who was nearly chased out or Wrigley Field in Ctilcago on a rail a decade and a half ago, Lou Brock bas come a Jong way. Tonight. with perbQs -t0,000 die· bards Jook:ing OD, fhe pride of the St. Louis Cardinal~ col.lid reach baseball in\mort.ality with two bits in becoming only the 14th player in major league hist.ory to total 3,000. The moment for Brock is a distance of light years from his ignominJous early days u a right fielder ill Chicago, where bis performances served mostly as a ells traction. So, t.o unburden lbeir rivals, the Canis swung a deal. 1bey sent Ernie Broglio, who once won 20 games, to Chicago along with reliever &bby Sbantt and ouUielder Doug Clemens. In ex· change, tbey received Btoek and pitcben Paul Toth and Jack Spring. establish anything on offense." s aid Patriots Coach Ron Erhardt. who declined to use the weather -rain and wtod -as an alibi. "LA is a very good team. We dropped a lot of balls. We couldn't. execute." FERRA.GAMO, NO. 2 behind P al Haden. led the Rams' only long drive of the day and capped it with a 16-y ard touchdown strike to wide r eceiver P rest-On Dennard. He used the first 8:08 of the second half, covering 80 yards in 14 plays. T h e three·year veter a n fr om Nebraska also completed 9 of 13 passes for 96 second half yards. "It's early lo tell. but I wasn't sur· prised by the score." Ferragamo said. "We have a ,good defense and lhey gave their game plan away in the first haH And J think my chances of being No. I a re good 1f I can get more playmg time." HIS TJJIRD QUARTER touchdown pass effectively put the game out or the Patriots' reach. But the Rams also scored nine first quarter points and New England got on- ly a 3l·yard field goal from David Posey in the second quarter. lladen's swing pass to fullback Rod Phillips became an JS.yard t.ouchdown play 6: 12 into the game --after free sa fely Nolan Cromwell picked orr a Steve Grogan pass al the Patriots' 2J yard line. THE Kt::\' BL N D E R bv New England, however . came two minutes 11nd one fruitless Patr iots series later. Elvis Peacock blocked Mlke Patrick's punt back through New England's end zone for a safety. Meanwhile. New E ngland receivers wer e dropping seven passes from Grogan, who was makmg tus preseason debuL "We n eed m o r e wo rk ," the quarterback said. "That's what traimnl! camp is for. It was a bad day." ll also was New England's first t X· h1b1tion Joss s ince 1977 and followed last weck 's 37· 14 thrashing of Atlanta. Th~ Rams are now 2·0 m the 1979 preseason APWI~ The 1979 payment i.s only $1 miUion more than broadcas~ paid .last year for the rights t.o collegiate and professional foot baU games. BROADCASTING •Alo the rights payments are relativel)' i.table because the major networks are in the second yeur of four-yea.r contracts with lht National Colle~satt> Athlell<' As ~Ol'1 at1on and the Nauonal Foot ball Lea~ue. Last year. the· ralc::. Jumped 1-l.2 percent over 1977. The gains rc~ister ed t his season coml' primarily al the local level for radio and TV fool· ball righL" to ~chools and col leges and for local radio right!' to professional football club~. ACCORDISG TO lhC' Broad· casltnf.! survey of the network:..' colle~cs Wld profess1ona I clubs.' here is the 1979 r ad1o·TV n~ht breakdown -$194 m ii lio n from tht! tele\'1sion and radio networks fo r collt-gt.> and pro f<.'~s 1ona l game~ Last Yt.'dr. th.. figure was $193.7 million . -$4,205.000 from local radio stations or rights holders for radio rights to N FL prelieason and regular·season games. That's nearly a half million dolla r s m ore t h an 1978 '~ $3. 710.000. --$652,000 in local TV rigbt.'i for NFL preseason games. a decline from last year 's $676,000. ,_ $2,359,571 for local radio and delayed TV rights to schools and colleges. This is we ll above l ast year 's $2,063,352 ud represents the second straighl year or substanUaJ gain in tb1!\ ~ategory. The schools' total 111 1917 WU $1,857.292. Toth and Spring faUed t.o dis· linguish themselves. But Brock did . And the nimble, 1ood· natured athlete bas been a sparkler ever since. THE RAMS' JACK REYNOLDS HOlDS ON TO NEW ENGLAND'S DAN CALHOUN Al'TIR BAIEAKINO UP A PASS ATTEMPT. The ex~l total for the rights payment.a for 1979 is $201,216.571 compared to 1978's $200,149,582. To beciD with. Brock WU the offeul" foree beblnd St. Louis' drive late lD 1984 to the Natkmal Leape cant. And he never alowed . He wu the same lD the World Seri•. Tben. larleb beeaute of bla 20I bitl llD4 bUndln• speed, tbe Cardilull9 re6ped ... ID JM7. TbeJ also woa in 1"8, and Brock'• aurea•te battiQI mart of .•1 •till •tanda u a Serl• mark for playen ID ., or more ••mes. Tb1a 19ar, after aDDOUDdnl it would be bla ftnal, Brock Mt •bout tbe ... ol ..... 100 blta .......... ~ •. ~ bia,::; ...... \ -I Did Yankees Sign Woman's Bare BottOm? OCALA, na. (AP) -0eorp Steift. breaaer, owner of the New York Yankee•, aald Sunday be will ln· vetdnte a report that a youac woman dl•pfa1ed ber bare bottom to tbe playen and bad it •utotraDbed add ~.He Hid be 'Wou1ct be "•P· palled" If tbe story were true. Tb• ePIOde came to 11,bt trben col· umnitt lllk• Royko wrote la tbe CblcalO Scm-Ttma that a lubuPaa motber complata¥ ber 1on•1 l"e'Juelt for U .......... WU ref1aMd but tUt a womm dliaia.d • "• ....... ..,. •• about ao yean okl and P""1'·'' wu al- lowed to board the team bua alter a re· cent came In CbJcago. TBE MOTBEa, Rosemary GIJDD, told Royko tbe Y ankeee alped tbe woman'• botto~t t.hen abe wu followed oft the bus by raokeea·llanapr Billy Martla. GlY1Ul said llartln aMed die WOIDUl lf be could pbotoarapb bet, that the womaa pulled do1n1 her Piii*' for him, that the Yankees reapoaded by cbeel'IDI and bu&inl OD the ._ win• • dowa and that lbe womu reepoaded to &bat by wta11n1. · Royko Wl"Ot~ that MJckey Morabito, - the Yankees' ~~y~ relatioal director, confirmed tbe lllc.lcl9Dt. , "IF T1111 AU.S8ATION9 are ac· curate," Steinbreaaer 1aid, ''clependinJ on lhe flC!tl, thia Ida« ol coeduct will not be tolet'Med lar bueball or the Yankee orsanllatioe. "At tbla paint.'' ltelabrmaer said, ··au I know are the alluatkm I read in The AP account til1 mornln1. Tbenfon at ..ad be,...._. for me to c-arllll .u r u.e...., .. _. ebe ........ '°be ......... OlrUdllly, t·.-.......... tt.IWlllDN'9 ..... lld if,\\ were proven true." STEINBRENNE& MADE his . coai• menta to Tom McEwen, aporta editor ol tbe Tampa Tri~. •bile at b1a ho~ farm ill Ocala. SteinbNDDer tbeo left for bueball'a major i...-llMltln1s Ill Loa Anceles. \ • · He a1IO aald be beftned D&Mball Commillioner Bowie Kaba d:: aw• of the report ad waa .. CCMd:-_ be wUl t.ake at.pa • borne au& 1lr tM facta. 11 all the Ilda .,. MC..,., WI tlDd el coaduet will aot be tolerated ~; .,....,.,. or tM Ymte .. .....,.,~ Tben .. DO plaee la •1biall or Yau~ orsalllsattoa fOr dlla 101t J'! tJWll. • I ~ '• ., " 81 OAILYPtLOT Sports Break " A Cep1ule Repo,. •rom "'9 WOIN et,,,,.. e ' . Mariner'• Bag Yielda Gun; ·Trainer Left Holding Bag FNllAP._.ldle LOI ANGELES -W.... SeatUe Ma....,_,._ lief ,.._., 111'08 McLa..oliD ..-lo M•k:o to • l•t married Sund~f· Seattle trainer Gary 1 NldMlllcm WM left bold1Dt the baa at Lot An&elN , IDWl"DAUonal Airport. It wu llcl.Aq.blla'a bq. But ll was Nicholson'• problem wben airport panta fOUDd •IUD lulde. Tbe team wu board1q a ret~.:fht to Seattle after a 4·3 lou tot.be CalllOl"'Dla Ancell at m. llcLaupliD, 21. bad pennill&oa from the team to mlaa Sunda:~!Lame so lbat be could be married lD llexleo. Tbe • ~lht· r •. wbo ta S-3 wU.b 10 saves for Seattle lhia year, met hit wtfe wtdle pltcbln& in the Mexican Lea1ue. llcLau,bliD'a ba& w aa still sUJ>PC)Hd to be t.ra~linl wilb the llarlnen but It miased the trip from the hotel to the · airport. It cau1ht up wtth Nicholaon who offered to cany it. ·~•rd. -· . When the bae went lhrou1h lbe X-ray macbioe a 1u•rd pointedly uked, "Wh at's ln this bag?" "I don't know," s aid Nicholson. "Some metal lD there?" The guard o~ened the ba& arut removed lbe 1uo Ntcbolaon·s mouth aropped. Vada Pinaoo, • coach, rushed the news to the rest ol l.be team at the boarding gate: "They've got Gary in custody He's got a gun." Nicholson missed lhe flight explalnin& McLausblin's wedding logistics to the guards -----...... , .... ···----- KaDHI Cltr Ko1el1 pltcb•r &lela Gaa.. after tomeone ul&ed tum. "What'• upt: "Ob. my fut ball, my tUCS.rudm,r&RA.'• L••••rtl ...... l•r Thie ''••c1 A dtdli~ fowUM'CMIDCI victory lot' .... , •• , : • .._.,. ovw .... •••UJ la Lu v.,u may la•H •an1•d lalm • World Boal•• Couaell w•l&enm,bt cbamp&oublp ftpt wtu. ••,... ......_ ... ..._ W,u&. a bonr la tlM J1IDior m~ and welterw9llbt dh11lolll, wu abot to CS.•tll earJy s..lay dviaa u erpment LD a ..,,,.... eeawr LD HemUt.oa, OIUO. . .. r.r u.e &Mrd Ume LD M may days, t.be Wrd road In tbe Grea&er Hattlord ()pen IOll toarn•· ment wu delafed •c•la Wt mornta1 . . . .... Dulel ll 1UU looktn1 for ber first victory after Sunday's 1"0UDd of the WUI women'• coif tournament WH wubed out . . . .hlla CnJff made one of Loi Anaeln • three second-bait aoall and ualated on aootber u t.be Aztec• beat Portland, 3·1, lo NASL soccer acUon . . . Proleuk>aal racer Tl• I. &.,._...I of San Die10 ls dead after bia car piled up ln a spectacular accident at Seara Point UC*A80 Raceway . . . The '{rentoa !»mile auto race wu rained out Sunday and reaeC nesl Saturday . . . ... ., MeClukey won the lJSAC 200-mUe Toay Bet· tenhauaeo Clualc at lbe Milwaukee State Fair Park S1.mday ... Alu ...... t.be winner oft.be Austrian Grand Prtx, was mere disturbed with the polnts format for determl.nlnt the 19'19 Formula One racm1 cbampiombip lban ~as aflff-dis· covertnc that his enstne wu bein1 lmPounded. He collected only four polnta in the fint half ol tbe aeuoo and bu won two second half races but cannot win tbe title. ------•••e••ll r ..... , ____ _ ......... --------· .,._ ........ . BASEBALL I TENNIS o.t" -..... .., ...... .,.. TH£ ANGELS' ROD CAREW GETS HERO'S WELCOME. '-"-____ _ On t.hia date in baseball in 1M8: \ " ....... Slauto11i Nip• A•a. ... In bis first American League shutout, Jerry Iii Koosman scatte red 10 hits and outdue)ed • Oakland's Rick Langford while Danny GooctwlD doubled home a run as Minnesota nipped the A's , · l ·O, Sunday ... Los Alamitos' Craig ClaambertU. pitched a six-hitter in his major league debut and had home run help from Al Cowen, Amos Otis and Frank Wlalte as Minnesota de feated Detroit, 7·1 ... Mike Hargrove drove in three runs with a home run and a double against hi5 former team and lton Hassey also homered as Cleveland defeated Texas, 6-3 . . . Rookie pitcher Rosa Baumgarten fired a two-hiller as the Chicago White Sox defeated Toronto 7-0 in lhe first game of a doubleheader. Joba Mayberry drove in two nms with a pair of singles and scored three times as the Blue Jays came back to win the night.cap, 7·5. for a split or the two games ... The New York Yankees and Baltimore were rained out of their doublehead er as were the Milwaukee «GOSMAN Brewers and Boston Red Sox ln a single game . . . Jerry Turner's plnch·hil single in the seventh inning drove in the winning run as San Diego scored a 5-4 victory over Cincinnati and earned a split of their doubleheader in National League action. The Reds took the opener. 9-2, as Tom Seaver won bls ninth straight decision with a seven·hiller ... A tie-breaking single by Ivan DeJesas sparked a three·run seventh-inning rally that lifted the Chicago Cubs to a 5·3 triumph over St. Louis ... ·Right-hander PlliJ Nleluo won his 15th game of the season and recorded the 200l.h complete -game performance ' of his career as Atlanta beat Hou.at.on, 3·2 . . . A scheduled doubleheader between the New Yortc Meta and Montreal a long with the Pitt1bur1h·Philadelpbia club, were postponed ' by rain . . . The Mets traded fint bueman Willie ••••• to the Texas Rangen for two players to be named la&er. Legendary pitcher Leroy "Satchel" Paige, 42 years old by his own admlssloo, hurled bJs lint major league complete game (a five·blt shutout) as his Cleveland In· 4llan teammates scored a 5·0 victory over the Chicago White Sox. On this date In 1969: Jim Palmer of lbe Baltimore Orioles, plagued by arm trouble the year before, burled a no-hitter as the Orioles routed the Oakland A's 8·0 at Baltimore's Memorial Stadium . Today's Birthdays: Former American League pitching star Jim "M~· cal" Grant ls 44. New York Yankees infielder Fred Stanley is 32. Cleveland Indians first baseman Andre Thornton is 30. Tele.,blo"9 R•tlle Following are the top sports events on TV tonloh1. Ratings are: " ./ ./ " excellent; " ' .r worth watching : " o1 fa ir ; o1 forget It e 6:30 p .m., Channel 7 ./ ./ ./ (taped) BASEBALL: Pittsburgh al Philadelphia. Announcers: Keith Ja ckson, Howard Co sell and Don Drysdale John Candelaria ( 10-8) goes fnr Pittsburgh against Larry Christenson fJ.7). Sunday's action was rained out. fhe Pirates lead the National League East and the Phillies are m fifth place, seven games behind . OTHER TELEVISION 7 p.m. 111) -SPARTACAOE Coverage continues from the USSR. RADIO Baseball -Detroit at AnQels, 7 25 p.m ., KMPC t710L 11IE ANGELS' BIG TEST ••. Juho Cruz let 1t bounce off h.ls shoulder and into right field That got a second run home and put the potential tying run at third with none out Bobby Grich 01ed out to Cl'nler. too shallow to scorf' Downing. but M 1ller tagged and moved up to second. Then pinch hitter Joe Rudi drew a walk on four patches. a nd Carew dnlled a 3 2 pitc h to the alley 111 n ght·center Downing a nd p1 nc ll ·r unner J i m Anderson checl<ed 1n. and the Angels had their 29th come· from behind \ 1('lor) or lhf' ) ear "CAREW ' mT thf> dJmC'lest pitch )OU {'\ l'r 'a"'. · f n·~o!.1 ~aid . ·rt "'a' a s lider <it h1!> ankles He dad a helluva JOh .. Carew received pt.o rsonal c-on· gratulat1ons rrom fo rmt•r Pres1 dent Richard Nixon. but rf'fU5ed to talk Wllh the press. "I have no words of wisdom Some days I re-c l Li ke talkmg. and other days I don't, · Carev. sa id. It was as 1f he had struck out to end the ga me. rathl!r than get his seventh game·wmn1n g RB I Care w offered no e~pl&1nat1on for hlS silence "I DON'T KNOW. Sometimes I don't feel hke talking, either," Fregos1 volunteered. "He's en· lilied " f rost. on the othe r hand, was happy to talk . When he sat down m the dugout after pitching his half or the runth. he looked like a 3·0 loser ··Re al istically, I couldn't count us out. We have a knack of coming back," the 6·6 rtgbt· hander said. "But we really had n't bee n putting anything together today." The Angels got hits In seven ol the fi rst eight innings but never mounted any semblance of a ral· ly unlJl the runt h * A}'G lL NOTli Jom Ft-• t\ft I 100 "" t•1'!1-G oY ttw-Anqti:' ..-~r(llO wthflMJ .~_. 'Qwre\ I rvt.,_. •• ,...,.,, t~t ,,_., ·~ ••\ ?"f'•f • .,, 0!'4.,.,..•l'llQ P-""'OO't' '""" .,... "'.,..,.., Yt\ A\ Qf'-.i 11 ,_,,,_ 4 S fl4•t•""'CS f\.o ()Wt tr- t•Ar\ '"""• bolt'•'• ,.,.~ ,..0 • mHf11")f\ 0\1\ Ck.lb ... , ,.,, • t""UO'e n'.-tt-.i ... ~ dt'Pw 11 mlfhr.-" T"-en" •\ "" Q~H)t\ .,.. ,.,, '"'"O '"'' J\ • ·~•ll•Of" M•• W""" "-Allitl ,,,_d I~ flub I() ~n .. f'l•t"" ,,, '-. IN-•ni•fP OOOUl••tO" Of Or.-... 0~', • ., Ctn·, t 1 m1llt0ft c..r.,........,.. -_.._ 41 I~ N t1t"9 M.... -.t .,_ ti (OITHrtq .,.,. ,.. wt•vir.O f'K.i r"1ft1 ~ tflt ~ f\•t.Ot• l..,,..,toro OI•"' ""'"' ,,., ,,.,., •ncS ~ •• "0• ,-, f•O-O 100f't M ,. Aft•t "'-ttptllltd f9Uf' "°"'•'' "'-11"9 P'«ll<e ~. ~· , ............... "".., -·~ '"" <""'" 90 lo(191 "'91• ··-···-'"" ll!lw ... _ ..... ,.._., IOOO 0-. ,.,.., -t !lll twW ....... -..-.,,f\\ 1711 ~ '~f "'rid ·~ •II Oiut '""" o1 UW.., O"• •10V\ tt W•ton\ Connors Still the Master on Clay lNDlANAPOLIS (AP> -J im my Connors and Chris Evert Lloyd have matured from their days as teen-age tennis stars, but they proved they're still masters on clay surfaces by cap- turing singles championships 1n the U.S. Open Clay Court touma· ment penence will give them momen· tum as they look ahead to the U.S. Open in New York. "It's like I've got three people behind me. I've got a mom, a coach and a friend," he said in describinl his relationship with bll mother, Gloria. "My game bu been a litUe rocky because I bad olber t.biqs on my m ind," uld Connon, "It's not getting easier," said Connors, who won here pre· vlously in 1974, 1976 and 1978. "1)e depth in men's tennis i.a in· credlble. And this la one ol the b\11er toumamenta. It draws an outatanclln1 in&emational field and it takes great &ellllil to win.•' ·whose wile Patti gave birth to the couple 's first c hild two weeks ago. "It's pretty bard to have a baby and J\llt 1et blm out of your mind. Connors, the No. 1 seed. cap- tured his fourth clay court title Sunday, defeating Argentina's Gwllermo Vilas, 6·1, 2-6, 6-4. On Saturday, Lloyd overcame old rival Evonne Goolagong Cawley 6-4. 6·3 for her fifth Clay Court championship And both figured tbe ex· "My tennis la fine now,•• be said. "However, my mlDd 1UU wanden a little. My mom la helping me wtlb everytbln&. I'm lucky enough to have aomeone laureated in me and my game. Connon aald be would play one more tournament, to Stowe, Vt.. before the U.S. Open Alli. 2'1·Sept. 9. BaseballStan4ings AMERICAN LEAGUE Wes&Dlvllloe AJ11els Minnesota Kansas City Texas Chicago Seattle Oakland W L Pct. GB 87 51 .568 62 53 .539 31/t 61 55 .526 5 60 57 .513 6~ 52 64 ."48 14 46 69 .415 18 3S 83 .297 32 Eaat Dtvt.loa Baltimore 76 38 .667 Boston 70 44 .614 6 Mtlwaukee 67 SO .573 10"2 New York 61 53 .~ 1S Cleveland 59 58 .~ 181/t Detroit 59 58 .504 18'r'I Toronto 36 81 .308 41 'r'I .....,..ac.. &..-4. SNttle, .... v-.. a.ft"-9, 2 ........ .. ..... --........... .... CM< ... 7-S, ,_.. .. , • .__.,,o.._. •-Cit)' 1, °"'911' ClttW4 ..... Tt .. tJ ,....,. . ._ Ml-IOelU ~et.__ CE<llerwy t).SI, 11 CM< ... ITl'Olll .. JI el htt'-"1 IM<O<-eoor ,.,,, " Tea" I~ U-11 et Ne.w Y-I~ ,.7',11 • 1(9f!MI Cit)' (Qwe HI et Mllweull .. (~I ll·SI, 11 T--l~Ml elOelllelldl.....,1™' ~ IWlte IHI .. IHttle I ...... 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Maialenace Inc. . 11M2·C SkyJ"lrk Olde Irvine, CA 927.14 (714) 95'1·U95 Houn: 7:30-5:30, M~P . . . . .. -.. .. OM.V~T ... Giarw Overeome L4's Intimidation SAN nANCISCO <AP> -,,,. Saa ~·Ola.nu 1ot wb.at Maaa1er Joe AltobelU calMd ••tJM bnM of OW' Uve1." ADd \1111 way U..t've played •••lmt ...... Aue ... l>od&f'r..i tb61 ...... U1af'1 •tobabty what Ll"7 MedM to wiD 4 l SW> day. even tbou1b Vida Ulu~ pitched a four·blUer. Tlf£ DODGEU llAYt; a 103 lead lo the season serie between the teams. and in Blue's ophUoo, "We've ~ &o· Umldated by the Dodgers. It 1eems to me like they come out lo play ln every eame and we lay back." I hpt ~ to lloet back I 1ue11 1 lhould hive 1one back oo il a kit more," bl .. ld J ohnnie LeMuter acored from second bue and Blll Nor\t\ from lirat, brn klng a M Ut. Andrt w11 rue~ ff<'Ond and 1cored on J ack Clarie's a1n1le to lert Otild otl Jerry Reuss, 3· 10. ''TKE SUN IS ALWAYS touah an d ay 1ames here, and the wind waa ex~pllonaUy stron1 today Nobody ~me. Into CandJesU('lc Park and k>oks good ln the out· field right away." sald Clark, the Gianl.s' right fielder, in syn1 pathy ,.ilh Hatcher. BOATING Boats Slowed By IJgbt Air Segerlilom· lnlido-14 Yacht Win . SAN DIEGO -Mlke Se1erblom. AlamJtoa Bay Yecht Club, woe the Lldo-14 Junior oa- llooa l cbamplooebip ror 'b" second strai1bt ye.,. Sunday with five stralpt victories and a totMI o( 3~ polota wider tbe re- verse scortn1 sya\em. The six race series was sailed Saturday and Sunday at Mission Bay Y acbt Chlb. Sal\.I)ie10. · ~gerblom. 16. will still be in tbe junior category ne~u aod e11Kible lor ao unpr t· ed third straight national title. Randy Gallman, Mission Bay Yacbt Club was runner-up with four s~ and a fi l"St pla~ f<W a total of 8~ points, and Steve Rosenberg, ABYC was third with 20 points. Fa•lly Eavored · Banlanom Tqbbed By ALMON LOCKABEY 0.. .................. LONG BEACH -Veteran ID· ternaUoaal·l4 sallo• Bai rd Bard~~. with his 17-year· old daugtUr. lJnnea u crew. rate aa Cavorites to win lbe West Cout cbampionahlp for the clau fb a five-race regatta which started Sun day ut Alamitos Bay Yacht Club. The Bardarsona b ad tbe f utett boat ln the workt team raclnc dlampionsh!ps. being tbe only crtw to score lour· wins. in a week of competition which concluded Saturday. The West Coast championship series will end Tuesday, and after a lay4ay on Wednesday the sailors h'om the U.S. East, U.S. West, Canada, Great Bn· · taio and Japan will start another Cive race·series on Thursday for the national championstup. feet loal. undecked, bu a beam ol S ft.. e Jn.. and carries 190 square fett of aa11 LD tbe maln a nd Jib. A¥tr.,e square footaae of the 1pllmaker ii about 200. The boet requJrea e.ceptjonal acrobatk skill and aeamanshJp to sail with tM crew taking to the trapeze wire on a beat or reach ina brisk wind. The original lot. -14s were rouad bottomed, making them an easy boat to plane on reachel and down wind. but in rt\.-ent years some des igners and builders have been comina up with bard-chine hulls. • • Gallagher .Tops Int.-14 Field Witb BJ~ maki ng his second co.nsecutiYe &ood show101. af\er several moolhs of nothing but pitctµ.ng blues. ~ laying back was not fatal, thanks to t111tt big break fl was the lirst major league error for the rookie who has batted .438 In his first 10 da) i> wi~ .!be ~ers. He bad one of the four hits orr Blue, a triple m the seventh inning. lhg boat racmg in Newport Harbor and Balboa yacht club"s combined Ahmanson and 66 Series turned into Ugbt air fiascos Sunday with only three boats finishing the return race rrom Long Point, Catalina .Island to Newport by 7:30 p.m. -Fourth place went lo Brian Peugh, MBYC. 25 points. an(J Mary Tyler. Balboa Yacht Club, v.as nftb. 'l7 points The combined scores or the West Coast a nd national title events witl determine the world <.ilamplonship for the class. LONG B EAC H -Johr ! Gallagher of An napo lis , Md 1 showed a Ulung for the extreme With two OU\6 ln ~ bottom of the seventh inning, Rob Ao drews lofted a n y ball high a bove right fielder M 1ck~y Hatcher. the Los Angeles rookie who had a premonition that he BL\JE BEAT A TEAM that, despite -an 0¥-Cr.all ~~ record. 1s 2~· 16 against left-handed p itc hers. Tbe Dodge r s bad beate n le(ties e ight straight times before running i.olo Blue, 10·9. The combined fleets raced from Balboa to Long Point on Saturday but tbe return race turned mto a drifting match with the majority or the fleet oot ex· peeled to fu:Ush before midnight. First three boats to rinisb on elapsed lime we re J im Lio· dt'rm an's Raider. Balboa Yacht Clu b, John Re olds' Ghost and Light weste r ly winds pre- vailed off Point Loma for both diiys or the regatta. The senJor oatiooals s tart to· day with 60 skippers compclll'lg io elimination races whlcb will The Int · 14 is one of the most exottc sailing dinghies in t he world, datin.g ba<'k to 1923. It lb a developmenr~tass whkb -means that desig ners and skippers have a lot of latitude i.o adding features that wtU increase the boat 's ~peed. ly light airs Saturday and Sun day to pile up a substantial lc<t< I 1n the first two rac~s of the Wes· Coast ChampiOn$hlp for the ht t ternational·14 Class. 1' The reRatta ls being saded ou· or Alam.J~ p ay Yacht Club will c·rews from the U.S .. Canada Great Britain and J apan. Sl)t'C'lfically, th«: lnt.·14 lS 14 oy and windy day at Candlestick Park a verage -almost twice his ERA of last season -into the game, but he insists. "I'm doing the same thing that r 've done au year. I'm just gelling better re· suits now." n yrcs og a c 10 a or· der t Corrected Umc results for lhe two rac<'S were not expected to be computed witil sometime to· day. pionsttip flight and the rest for the consolation fli ght. -Wtndsin-Sund~St'e<H\Ha1--+---11 we re below five knots wh1cl "I KNEW IT WAS coming, I just didn't know when." said Hatcher, who dropped the ball aft.er drifting back. blinking into the sun. ·'The other guys on the team we re warning me all day about Oy balls. Tile clouds came in just before that ball was rut I could see it. then l couldn't, and tt•s probably too late, be ad· mitted. The Giants are third in the Na- tional League West with a 56-62 record and Blue said, "We still have a slim. slim. slim, slim ~hance for a pennant " At stake in the BYC 66 Series corrected time results is the Daily Pilot Trophy for lhe boat with the best combined correct- ed times in the two races. Elimination races will con tioue Tuesday and the '1ri.t championship r aces wlll be sailed Wednesday and continue through Friday. Coder the bylaws of the class association. Juniors may not com pete in the senior compet1 • tion this year, but a vote by the board of directors is expected to change that rule so that the Junior v.inner may also compete for the seruor Utle. Gooding Triump~ Ann Goodin~ of Voyager5 Yacht Club sailed the )'achl Quest to a \no 10 South Shore Yacht Club's Ladies Day Regat· ta Sunday the event was one of J ~eries or ocean races for women 1n Pl'rforman<'c Han- dicap Racing f'leet yacbts Runnerup was He1d1 . ~kip pered by Burns and Smith, Oc~anslde Yacbt Club. crtated a dnft1ng malch for th< !>porty M-footerc; Runner-up nfler two races 1 ~fark Adnms of San f'rancisco The light a irs res ulted 1n . numbe r of prot esls a!> boat were OH>r the starting Line earl) forcing the committee to bagn;, on~ ~e™!ral re<:«tll Third place was a three·v.a ue a mong Ed Arens. Annapolis Dou~ Mann. Toronto. Canada and I illl Rt'1d. Toronto I ~ . • . Waters Injured Ebeling Wins Cal-24 Title ~! Dallas Star Out for Year LOS ANGELES CAP ) -Pete Ebeling or Cabnllo Beach Yacht Club put t ogeth er local koowled~e nnd more than a de· cade of experience in the Cal-24 Class Sunday to win his first na· tional t1llc in the class since 1966. Hogan Captures HERRINEDWARDS ,: ! IMST A.LL.A TIOH•SALIS•SBVICE I • •·rom AP Dispatches Mallory Cup Race GRAND OPENING SPECIAL I REGENCY POLARIS NC7200 ,g·:s I S EATTLE <AP) The mood of the Dallas Cowboys· dressing room was somber Sunday night and it wasn't Just because of a 27·17 loss to the Seattle Stahawks in a National Football League prt!Season game The Cowboys can handle preseason dereats but they can't han· dJe losing a veteran player for the season because of a knee injury. Charlie Waters , Dallas' starting strong safety and a JO-year pro from Clemson. was taken off the field of the nationally televised contest with a second-<iuarter knee injury. "It looks like ligament damage," said Dallas Coacb Tom Lan· dry. "Utbat's the case, that's probably the season for him." Waters, who led the Cowboys in solo tackles with 76 last seasoo and bas 33 career interceptions, was hurt OD a scramble by Suttie backup quarterback Sam AdJdns. After the play. be lay quleUy on the Kingdome's hard artificial twf. "Nobody blocked him and nobody bit him." explained Landry. "He just tripped on lhe rug." Waters underwent surgery today. He is expected to be sid~lined ror five mo{'th:S. Sherman Smith rab for touchdowns or 41 and 19 yards and kerry J ustin raced 56 yards for a score with an interception to lead Seattle Jei• 28, Oller• 14 He raced his original No. 21 boat against 10 ri\•als to score three straight firsts. It was the first regatta of any kind the veteran s kippe r had won in s e\'eral years. - Wi nds in the "hurricane . gulch"' area of Los Angeles Har bor ranged from a gusty 15 to 20 knots on Saturday and dropped to 10-12 knots for Sun- day's finale. Runner-up in the regatta was the defending cha mpion, Steve Cole of Li ttle Ships Fleet. Long Beach: third was Jack Setchell. Sant a Mon ica Yacht Club; fourth was Hugh Lewis. CBYC; and fifth was Jlm Swarts. Ariz.one Yacht Club. HOUSTON -· The youthful exuberance of the New York J eta. aided by veteran Pat Leahy's four field goals aod Houatoo's er- rors, beat the otters 26·14, and Jeta Coach Walt Michaels said It T~nianchi Wins was run all the way. ~- Tim Hogan. Wlth crewmen George Tv.'ist and Brooks Benjamin. scored tbree straight firsts Saturday to win thl' Area G <Cal.ifom1a ) semifina ls for tt)e United States Yacht Racing L'nion's Mallory Cup. symbolic of the r:nen's national yacht racing championship. The event was hosted by the r-.;ewport Har bor Yacht Club. Hogan and crew are members of the NHYC but were sarnng for the Yacht Racing Union or Southe rn California. The semifinals match~ the Southland snlors against the winners or the northern California quarter-finals. The Mallory Cup f inals will be sailed in Massachusetts in September. Hogan's victory makes the second local crew who will compete ln USYRU championship series. Duwayne Bora of Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club won the rtght to represent Area G in the Sears Cup finals for the national junior yacht racing cham- pionship. Bishop Nabs SBORA Event "We've had a lot or guys who were ready to play football, aod MARINA DEL REY -The Shortcake. skippered Club of Long Beach . they were out there to have fun," Michaels said. "They wanted to 3.foot Sabot dinghy is a boat tbat by Bob Bishop , Sea l SBORA is composed of play and have fun, and it's more run when you win." is usually sailed by youngsters Beach Yacht Club, was sailing yachts 30 feet The Jets took a 7-0 lead only two minutes lnto the game wheo in protected bay waters. the Class A winner 10 and under measured un· rookie Donald Dykes blocked a punt and Kevin Bell picked it up But Windjammers Yacht Club the Small Boat Ocean d e r t he Per fo rmance and ran for a touchdown changed all that Sunday wilh its Racing Assoc 1 at ion Handicap Racing Fleet Dykes, who almost blocked a second puot later in the game, Iron Man Regatta wruch drew 38 championship Saturday system as opposed to said: j unior and senior skippers for a and Sunday 10 Loog Midget Ocean Racing "On the first one, a guy got a piece or me, but my momentum regatta eight miles oHshore Beach Harbor. yacbls measured under ll'le ontv 5S/75 Ct-anne~ ~F Rao10 Comb•nf>d w•tl'I a comouter-con1ro11ea O•f"PCll()('I f•f'<lf'r We hive tnem now• OUR ralCE tOO W. C...I ..... ~ Hew,.n IHd '4S.·S4) l $$$ REAL ESTATE SALES PEOPLE $$$ Well established builder/ developer needs dynamic sales · staff i~mediately to sell exclusive ocean view property in Laguna Beach. For informaffon and HIGH INCOME, call 494-8521. Ask for Mr. Biii Thaxton carried me to the ball. l was getting a real good jump oo the ball." from Marina del Rey. Class B winner was the Cruising Chib of Earl Campbell sct>red Houston's first touchdown, keeping the The senior winner was Taka Firecr acker. sailed by ~A;;m;e;;r1;c;a;;r;u;l;e;.;;;;;~~~~~~~:::::::::::::: drive alive with a fourth-down run and then scoring on a fourth-Taoigucbl. of the boat club, Pete Ives, Long Beach • down play. rollowed by Nllls Brink, WYC, Yacbt Club. "You're oo the right track when you force a team to use two and Mlke Downing, California edTtey ~eat;,:8::,3\~~~ tourtb~~~aystoiet~tothee~~e."Micbae~~s~ai~d~·~~~~-Y~a~c~b~t~O~u~b~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~J ~~ Browns Get Alzado CLEVELAND <AP> -Professional boxing's loss ii tbe &aln of the Cleveland Browns. Two-time All-pro defensive eod Lyle Alzado, who lat week walked out of the Denver Broncos' tralnlng camp proclaiming his intention to give the fi&bt rt.og bJs bes t s hot. instead will be wearing pads this season ror lhe Browns. · Cleveland traded unspecllied draft choices in 1980 and 1981 to the Broncos for the 30-year-old Alzado, who was to undergo a physical examina- tion today at the Cleveland ClinJc before reporting to the team's training camp at Kent State University A club for serious tennis players II yOu take y0ur tennis S61"t0u5'V. wtleltler J bcgln11er °'en open player. ttie .JWTC otiers the best: • Unoqualled match arranging SOMOC\ with 7 fuh time tennis hostesses. • UniQue ranking system. •Luxurious feciflties. • 0pe,, ~ry day from 7 a m. to t0;30 p.m. Cell about membersl'tlp today -17141644-e900 The JWTC-the tennis player's club. t t 71 Jtmboree Newport a..cti CA 92680 Tbe 6-3, 250-pounder said be reached agreement with the Browns Sunday OD a new five·-~~::::;;::::;;::~~~~~~==~=~=~~~~~~~::;__ year coatract, through the 1983 season, and added that ls not guaranteed. Aliado, who was lhe leader or Denver's top- dotcb derenH tor the put eight years. lnslats tbat b1I talk about golna into boxing was not. as some critics have suggested, a ploy to get the Broncos to renegotiate bis contract. a.arwA&.L ('TUBELfSS) u.im 156ll1 2 ............... ... 145-13 ............ HUI 1&51113 ..........•. ....., 185x13 ............ t&lt 186/70x13 ......•••. llUI t81bt4 ............ ..... 115•14 ............. ..... 185•14 .................. . 1&5x16 ............ ....... I 195..-15 ............ Ill.II A MAN ARRESTED FOR DRUNK DRIVING IS NOT A CRIMINAL ... but he may: lose his license, go to jail, have his Insurance c•ncelled, lose hia job. Howevn, wltb proper lelal repl'netlt•Uoa ·an of tbOH problems ma)' be eUmlDMecl. All too otka tbe result ln coart II dlredly rela&ed to Ute qaaUty of )'Ollr lawyer. 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Survival Iii tbe old West on a quest for gold ls the topic of this western movie with Gregory Peek and Omar Sharif. • MOVll •• ·~ "!Wwy'' Clt61) ,,_8,_Mt.~ KCOP • 10 :00 -The Marilyn Monroe Story. Tbe life and career of Hollywood's most famous sex goddess is chronicled by Mike Wallace . H\111 A_.,., 10.. to wt~. lwlft II« bfot"-1M Hay • .-y 0..... wMrl lie~ •Ing to Oue111: Otaon Wtltee, riot lnlllel~ rabbit "'*"'· JOiin Erltc:tlmtn. Rutll I) llB I Beebe Hlll. G MOYIE • JAMl8 MO•P-1 • • • "TM Otloel And WOM..D Mrt. Mull'' (llMn ~11 "ThtSOUltl Pec:lftc: End Of Hwmon. v-8'own. Eden?" The v11iou. cul· A lonely IWldow Wfftee • llK• of the solltJI P9Cltlc:. l>QOlo at>OVt,,.. love fOf t~ tt•u' tar uninnvene.o bf g1101 1 o f •n oto sea tne 20th ce.,lury, are Cltl)tllln (2 l!f5-I uplOf"ed (RI Cl) EVE.NINO IN t-.30 9 WKAP IN 8VZNmUM ONOHMATI A once-<;1reat prooucer Je.,nller's cll1IOl'looo 1111tmp11 to make • oo..... sweetl\eert I~ '"1onl O<iet., <""118'Cing at ti,,, l ntW. "' 10-wttn Wiien· Can(les l'ifm • Mllv&I HIS 110n$ OI ma.klf\9 !\et k941C) plans are temporarily llet one-ti..,. piom1M1 10 stoe>e>ed by 11n explOSlon In marry l'l1m (RI 1111 room. ,.....,,...----+----......,,.Y!f __ -m~v * * ·, "Meck-w s Golcl' JOURNAL. ( 19691 Gregory Peck. ''Oeatn Of A Fam11y•· BtM Ofntt Shartt A l*'1Y or 21 Moy11<s e•amines tne trag-,5 reduGad to three edy ot an 18..y_ee•-old New tl'lrough the hard8hlp1 tt)ey Jersey bOy wl\o re1U1""6d encountet ,,, tn•r S&arcn homo from a m1l1tO•'V tor gold f 1 hr 30 min ) scnool and kllled tus entire (!§) MOVIE lamt11 (R) * • •1 ·In Broao O•y11gn1 ' a:.a '1l) DANCING OISCO t t97 I) Rlc!'lerd Boone '"The OI~ 5..,,,.0 Sw.e11ne Ptffllette A olir1d 9:006 M•A•&•H man plan$ to ~'" hts errant ._.aw)teye 1 •nrKtion to a w1te, counting Grl ni• ~ V1sit1ng Swedllfl doct0< doc:ap to P<OVft ,,., ..,no- 1M11m111e Hanle)') •MIPl'Y cence 11 "' 30 m•n I ends wnen she ui>s18QM 9:40 QI!) 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"") .nffOOOOOUPU f ell• bfl~t ~ ,.,, -~ O.by """"' to o-·1 01~ • 1BMY MfU 8HOW Benny t'8Wr"'"""" .... 0- ·-of ,,,. ""rwt'Y "'Y'N Jat* 8f\d Jiii 4 SI DO<~ GU81t "'Qrld 8er9'M" (Pett I Of :.>) (R) 11:.308 ~'1l.m Aooclord ·~"'"'°to oelt--s t0,000 to .,, u,.,.nown ~ ...... ~'°'" top OOf"edlion'' st°'9n So'• Are These the Fall Hits? By JEaav BUCK HOLLYWOOD -Perhaps as fcw'aa five new series will emerge as bita iD tbe fall television season, a c· corcling Lo an analysis by a major ad· vertiaing agency. Ll'ITLE CHANCE WAS g1veo lo tbe other shows. such as "Out of the Blue,'' "Bi g Sh a mu s. L i ttle Shamus," "Struck by Lightning," "Shirley," "From He re to Eterruty" and "Buck Rogers." "The Waltons" and NBC's "Buck Rogers." a med.la star playing the competent innocent. victimized by fate \0 his eventual maste ry o f the weekly mystery muddle ." Tbe Daocer Fitzgerald Sample age11cy of New York sees only CBS' ''Trapper John" and four new shows on ABC, ''Beo.soo," ''The Luarus Syndrome," "Nobody's Perfect" and "The Associates:• as bavtng clear shots in the ratings competition · Four otber shows amoog tbe 25 new series were given potential for emerging aa hits if their creative ex· ecution allows them to survive stiff competition. Those shows are ABC's "Hart t.o Hart," CBS' "Paris" and NBC's "Eiscbied" and "The Man Called Sloane " THE DFS llEPOllT estimated that 45 percent of lbe new series probably would be early casualties in the race of e•tablished competition. Since tbe start of the last season, NBC bas replaced ball or its series. ABC 34 percent or its shows and CBS 36 percent of its series. 1Jl its analysis, tbe ad agency weicbed ffie strengths of e~cb show, its competition. its flow of audience from lbe preceding show and demo- graphic factors such as age and sex appeal. The DFS analysis called "Benson" a "well-constructed cha racter com· edy . . . with brilliant wnung by Susan Harris.·• Robert Guillaume stars in the ABC sbow. a splnorf from "Soap." It airs Thursdays, following ''Laverne and Sh.irley," moved from Tuesdays. The report said it "could serve as an effective shut-out t.o the competition." which. includes CBS' Lows Gossett Jr. and Ron Hunter, a newcomer from Broadway, star in the ABC medical drama "The Lazarus Syndrome." The report said the show is marked by strong chara cter deyelopment. cri9p writing and plots that do not follow the pre- dictable patient-medic relati<xLshlp. I N "NOBODY 'S Perfect." British acLor Ron Moody plays a bumbling det ective in the mold of Peter Sellers' Inspect.or Clouseau. The DFS report. said Moody could ··emer1ie as "The Associates" ts m ore difficult to assess because there is oo pUot .. but t.be report saad lhat ba.M!d oo tbe past su~s of its creators and its "goldeo lime·· per iod following "Mork and Mlndy" on Suod.ays, it should emerge as a bit. DFS said "Trapper John" cou.ld become "a keystone an lbe CBS search for properties lhat represent long-term success." Pernell RoMrts plays Trapper John Mclnlyre 25 years after .. M ·A·S·H" and the Korean War. Greg Garrison is a young resident in the hospital where Trapper John is chief surgeon. Tbe report said, "A hJghly Likeable com- bination of story ele ments and cast· ing leads to the aroma of sweet suc- cess." THE AGENCY SAW little bope for ''240 Robert." an A BC rescue- adventure saga from Rick Rosner. the creator of "CH.iPs " It said the major obstacle was \he formidable com petition for the young audience from NBC's "Little House on the Prai rie" and CBS' "White Shadow." It saw CBS' "California Fever" in "competitive suicide" against ABC's Four .-bows were considered long s hots: CBS' "The Laal Resort." ABC's "20-20" aod NBC's "Real Peo· pie," "Kate Columbo" and "The Mis- adventures of Sheriff Lobo." For the report.. series introduced ln the late spriD1 or summer were eotmted as new shows, such as "Real People" and "Kate Columbo." • "Happy Days" and "Nobody's Perfect." It gave only a slightly bet· ter cban~ t.o NBC's "Sberilf Lobo." in the same Tuesday time slot. All.bough it called It "mindless ad- venture." it said Its clear-cut coun- terprogramming \0 the youthful au- dience sought by the other shows was its only hope of salvation. Mugging tlae Ca•era A ... ~ Alan Arkin and Carol Burnett hold hands aod look astonished dur- ing the filming of a special Carol Burnett show in Los Angeles for the fall television season. 'Fa.shion, Disco' ~onight on KOCE Tbe glamor aad 1parkJe of .. Fashion and J?is· co" la tbe theme toailbt u KOCE-TV, Channel SO presents ita third njc\t or pledliDC 00 "Summer Encore '79." Tbe "Fubioa and Disco" evening will be built ~ ftve MC11MDta of "Duciq Diaco," a pre- miere dance inatructJoo procram bqinnina at 7:30 p .m . and featurtna lfflOOI from teacher Randy Deats. , Featured ln live 1Wcllo interviews, author and duee lnluvctreo, Skippy Blair, will talk about wby tbe new dance erases aren't just for lddlr and popular OrUle County disco daoeer/lnstnctor BIHNy Sdlwtmmer, wW ta.lit about tbe path d1lco duJdnc is takiD8 ln tbe area. ---NOW• 1DW1NG1-----. ......... ,,.,.. _ _._ ........... , .... ,_.. .... a... ... n -..-a.ya......,, ""°--~lll'Oll,,... •• ,.,.,,,, {iAca ~DWON) MYIM.I lft Ute 1M1 W.SUN.FLOWIR , W, OF lfUSTOL C.M. &.a-9& .. "THE KID& AA£ ALRIGHT" MAT. ONLY "LOST AND FOUND" "UNIDUmfl!O ODOBAUI" "JUNOlE BOOK" (Q) 11. c.Mt rw~2111 14141'"'* ''"~'""" MOITH DAU.AS fOln 1:1....,..MI ............. ,.,.._......,.,., ,~ ..... ... f.:':' "°Y Qlrtl, Ou.Ila:~~ ~~~ • Dal VM DnCI • & • .,...,.. Rltc:He ..... Ille ,.,.,... 1111 ~ '"WNf't did I OOl'lie ffOfll"' ~ llOUClsro..Y T-Dlll'll I 11Mlllthe.....,.. ntl .....,. dMliofl ,_.,... 0--.... of !Mir ttlloW Of!IOtfe MIO.,.~ ino """"" Md Pl 0 ..... Of\-l=::r IMOW ....... tnd ...,.,., Hoo .,. ltft Oft • .....,,_ P.cHlc ....,.,., IO looll lof • ~ rioMt~. • C'M'TIOeeMC .... ()) ITNATlme w.... Oft ~Oft Ille oi- .. Ngtlula. ee.>t. IOrti tnd two eta• ,...,,,II~• ~o"'• '""olv'• 111 """"'*' ,,,.. • DANCNa DllOO ''TN .LAM tU(le .. t.()fNNG 1uo• 1WIUQHT l.ONI A men $ .-a to MCape thoe cir--or hos ""'°"' ttktil htffl bed! to "°' cn~ • ALl'MO MfTCMOC)()( fir lllUT9 · Siient W""8ta" A "*' ~~ "" IO\ief ...... ,,,. fPw'Mtaftl 10 bpc)M • QET8MAl('T '-'U «Id ~ are H"Qned I autCl6a -10 Oettroy a i<AOS c;omo.na<. I 21T'ONIOKT fl:30 DRAOHET w1111e 1nvast091t1"q .. ~. Frtdlty end a- non t•llf "'* ~ .mo a WO<ld "'tmell·f-....oot· tCI P,..,._,S • AL.RIE) HlTCHC()Q( P9111E81HT'8 -syMa A "°""9-'"Q ..,,_ "'-to ~ ,., d~~llf• -~ ....... , ... lOOt8f$' ll~!))Ao-y ~ ~ Me!Ot• i=~ • • ... ·-n.. lOf'O 0.-. DAILY PtU>T 87 TIWadeW'• Da9d~Me.,ln ~ '2:00 G e •~''The Fet Men" I '95 t) JVM t..-<IOf\. AcKk ~ When a de"11S1 ra lound nM'Oered •• d9'«;- ,..... ptCti. ttwougn "'8 ctues to "'8 lllllef um" "'8 ltM IMdl ,_ to 8 ClfCUI 51\0W ( 1 "' • 30 """ ) 1----J-& ...... l.:.:Ll!I Awful Ttuttl" 1 mn c.ry.;:::-~=-1----.& ,,_ ()\,nne ,.,, _,-Mged c:oucNe ~$ ,,,_ to .. '°' NCft °"'-(' ,,, . 50 ,,.,.,. I ' t:OO ([I ••• ''The~ rt atooft Of E""'Y" ( t9641 Ja ... e• o.,_,, Jut A~ Aolnttlce 9'0W5 ~•8mttll-~ O• and a ~ oft,_ c,er ·~to oro...a. 11.s ~-$wtlll!TlelU~ of-(l lW .30"""1 J:10 8 • • •., "'Oeed Mel\ Tell Ho TeleS" (1971) Oonsto- po.., Oeor9' JW't Carne, rllrouQPt a cue of l!Wlalt • en i0an11TY. a pf!Ot~ ~flumed by ..... u""~ "'8 ~of 1t11 IOOll-• ,....,. ff"IC> .,.., tMI CUlpf1' (' lw ~ 30 "'*" > s1111n9 c~ssrOeo ~s ue tM M1t IH•u to buy or Mtl M&i we•r ~ equipt'Mnt In the O•llY Piiot. 642-5678 SEVEN THEME NIGHTS OF SPECIAL PROGRAMMING AND LIVE INTERVIEWS TONIGHT Fashion and Disco 7:JOPM DANCING DISCO (NEW FROM PBSJ • Disco and Middle Age • Dress for Business and Fun • Hairstyles for You •Make up • Plc¥tlc Surgery • Fashions from the Designer's Eye A •NtVERSAl PICTURE PANAVtStON• ~ <'•'••'••t...,.1 C."''~ INC •u "I0"1l llll llt11EO ~ NOW Pl AVING EOWHOS' l lllllOl C*lDOlll MUIO" IUO. DlllYl·I• ~101<1 A11.o1 ~·o 74U Orangt 634·2!1~ Sanu An• !>31 1211 .... j mGl.111. ---THI AMn'YVIW MOHOtt 191 , .... >.a e MJ e l tU & 101• NIOI leOt f I I MA< DA VII HOnH DALLAS POWTY 111 , ,.., • J100 • ,,,. -· ••IJ • ., .. rUJU• II ... ,. AMlllCATMON CN I .,, .. , ..... ... 1100•-· .. ... ........ _CAll_TClll...., AUINc11 '----J 12.a ................ ... ,,_ ·-C9'-1Stc MICll .. OUI e MAC MVIS NOlrTM DALLAS POITY (I) •••li•• ..... llU& t•H "TMI YILLAI .... -·"-"'~ SAT/_1_"4._..,,_ ... ~·· --~·u· WDAn-1-lt "'''""" _..,,...,....,.. "'THI MU'"1' MOYlr IGI ,_ "'',_ ............. .. '°9YteorAltn ,_ ·=-·-___ ,.. ... 'It'• Red -Keep Po•riag' Ac t or J o hn LeCl e r c . Broa dwa 's "Dracula ;" watches open mouthed an wide eyed as Lucie Amaz pours ketchup on a hamburger al New York's Tavern on the Green. T hey were attendin_g an out- door Texas-style 'barbecue lo n on-or the cast of two one -act p lays. 'Hot Stufj NOt ot By ROBERT OSBORNE ,._. .... ,""-·~ Dr ive-ins need product as ferve ntly as Colonel Sanders needs chickens, so "Hot Stuff' seem s assured of some hefty in- itJal bookings. Beyond that m arket , however, the Rastar-Mort Engelberg pro duction for Colum bia release rloesn't offer much to uud1 l•nces. especially at today's ::.t1Cf ticket prices. and will probably do a fast lade to pay TV, then the rreeb1e arena. THE PICTURE is a cops.and· culprits comedy which marks Do m DeL uise 's debut as a screen director and as a leading m an . neither of which he carries off with m uch distinction. His h umor tends toward tee·hee balbroom jokes und he's further hampered by a n all·t humbs s cript wruch fails to take advan tage of a bas ically amusing s tory peg. EVERY SUMMLR lliE CRl:AM OF AMLHICAN Y()(ffil (,()L~TO ~UMMl:.R CAMP AN01lif. RL!>I GO TO CAMP NOITTl-f~IAR. HOT srur r ••.U•. C:..wmlM• Pr'>d~tt D•'•• tor !><reencN•Y •. MMI l "OOIC..Q l>om O.u;1,. Ool>elO l w .. ueu -......... Col Dom O..L11•,. Su1anM Plt\Mtl• Ja,ry Reed °"•f 0•~\ Lui\ A.¥•1~ M•rc L•w ref'lt •. Olck o.-•fl:I'\, AIU• Wt\4" e.11 M t (ulttleon Syd,,ey l •\\H ., b •r r'\•fl M••lln Pel M<Corm.o s.a v>vtd c......- 0.Lut\ie ~let Df.Lu1w 0.<9'•d Oelu•W: A...vuno 11,.,,,. tt "''""''' liilPA.& rau.,. PO DeLuise plays a chubby urban cop in Florida, a scant 49 days a wa y from ret ir e m e nt. who bands together with three fe llow police officers (J er ry Rc('d , Luis Av a los. Suzanne Pleshette> w1tb a scheme to recover stolen prop erty (the "hot stuff" or the ti· tie l and make conv1ct1one. !'>lick They pass themselves off U!'> fences, secretly video rt·cord the illega l trans actions and cutch th e i r unl a wful c u s t om e rs ALL GOES WELL untiJ the ma f ia , h ead ed by M u r e Lawrence, comes into view, coo- v1nrf'd anothn "family ' 1s e lbo wing into his ter rstor) Ultimately, tht're •~a 'howdown complet<• with gun hre. ex· plod ing C'an.. &ti out mel~ urter which l'VC'r}On(· 1:. hw..tled oH to th~ pokey It s a ll done pred1C'tably, without much par1t rew laughs and \'lrtuall) no sur prises The bes t thing about "Hot Stuff I~ that It gl\ e!'t a l<Jl or employment to actor'>. dunng the fencing operations, UeLwse and company se"m to ~ busier than Mat•y's at Chnstm as M<J'il of th<· <H·t1nn unfolds 1n ont' rnrni-haC'klt· i.t>t , ~upposedly the Flo rida SY. ap :.hop of a fence n a m e d I I y m 1 l' < S y d n e y Lass I ck J. 1nd1<'<tting t he fil m Y.u s dont· on a (Y.1.H·ly 1 con· t rolled budlo{N Ac to r s , 1nclud1ng Rel'd , Plesht'lt(', Avalos and Davis. aU d o t h l'ir b ei.t und er t h e ('lrcum::.tanct'S, but 1t doesn't in· creusc their stature or reput.a-t1oos . "'NORTH DAUAS FORTY' IS FRESH. FUNNY ANO POWERfUl. PACIS A SUBSTANTIAL EMOTIONAL WAUDP." " ., ., ll. "A MASTERPIECE. 8~ A BONE· ,-,J. CRUSHER 1' t OF A MOVIE~ • .. A J. ~., ·sTROHG AHO Pl AIN ·SPOKEN EHTERTu.MfNT ·rT l.LUMINATES THE SUMMER" BILI.. MURRAY. -tt.-n.f'f)r;r,~"' <;O' .H()l.'()l If AN w----~-.. ~1a1 '-----..,,-..,~ ... ,.~,..,,;'"'-'''................. , ~ • ...-~,, .. .__M6"1110 ' ~ ' IAOOIUtUUT LOG( OIWAMll' MU•TlllCITO• ua CllllMU An.it>etm 112 6-'46 Hun1tnQ1on ee.cn 848 0318 Oranoe 634 3911 lOWAllOI' lOWAllOI' llllA PWA WlSTlllOOll TW1tl Cl•Uea Ctlfllll 81ta '>?9 ~J)? Ga1den G1M ~30 U 01 COSLI M~ 919 CICI STADIUM DfllYl ·l• lOWAROS' lllWPOllT .... MAU Otar1Qe &n 8110 ,.,..,oor, ee.cn 01111Qt ,,., 0160 637 0340 . ~-. .. , .. 4 .................. f .... " .. '~""' .... ' • " ..,., ..... ,. • .,,...... ._,.,f I D I -··--.-""...:: .....-..--·-·--__ ..... ~ ... 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SUN BURN" A DAILY 2 00 4 10, & 30 a 40 10 45 BJU Ml.'RHAY - HARVEY KORMAN FRED WILLARD "AMERICATHON" (PG) Mott .• ,11. 7.15, t :OO, 10:CS hlJ IMn. t:30, J:tO, C:IO, • JO, 1:11, t0.00, 11 :JO HARVEY KOMIAN FRED WILL.AN> JOHN RITTUt "AMERICATHON" (PO) WITH MUTLOA, ELVIS COSTEU.O Mon.·Fr1. 7.15, 11>0, 10·CS Sat. Sun. 1. IS, 2:50, C.30 1.15, 1.00, 9.CO, 11 :11 8ll.J. MURRAY. -.. """' '"' '1). ,, ,, • •'" ...,._. 1 ,. • t\ ~Ht I U t 1• I\~ , ....... ··~, .... ISCAPI J•OM ALCAT•AZ .... liloft • Tl'lurt 7 30 t 45 Se t 1S un I 1S 3 JO, 6 00 8 IS 10·30 . \ . • .. • • . t.blcley,AugU'll 13 1979 I I • • National Science Award Winner Discovers 3 Simple Diet Rules That Create An Amazing Fast Weight Loss And Lifetime Slimness • DAIL y Ptl.OT CJ -,-,. . -: .. - 1 • fUNKY WINKallllAM "bllGm"~ £Pt~ OF ~TERPIEC.E 14EAlER ~6 rTba.f (A)(1H ~ f(IQWtt) 'nE ~ ,...._ __ _, a: &.A'TlVIA • MISS PEACH I . ' ....... __... .................... -.P-~-...... I "Aren't you 1upposed to l be getting me up?" SUPERHEROES \ SHOE by Jeff MacNetty THE FAMILY CIRCUS by BU Keane ·- "If we sink, which one of "'hm to go down with the ship?" DENNIS THE MENACE GORDO JUDGE PARKER THANK!> FOR CAUIN6 ME TO THE PHONE, MRS REESE.' TUMBLEWEEDS NANCY WHERE ARE YOU GOING WITH THAT LADDeR? I HAVE TO THROW A PIECE OF PAPER IN MY WASTE BASKET I •• 0 "-"-,, \.'. · ''····. DAABBLE IU ! I\.\. ~l°'E ~ l~£S(~tl WO A. ~MOCOU'fl: ~AK£. DR.SMOCK NIELSEN by Gus Arriola by Tom K. RyM COMICS I CROSSWORD ~.sot. l'M Arru10 'bJ'r.E fl» OL.P 'ft> (N'fER OUlt ~IM4r (oN1"£'S1". by George Lemont N O e>O P Y CARES WH5RE YOU eoucSHi' YOUR ,..ee-rH .' .JASPER 5Moc1<. MO. -:.'S I GH~ ti''S A 1-IVING by Jeff Millu & Jon Mcintosh lOIMY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACAOIS ' """' 58nef 10 8.C.'s ~fib<)( 14 04Hmen "'* 15 Hltlg atlcMll 16 Marpine t 1 Cempua Ilg 18 Utility 20 Proud ••"'er 22 Demure 235'~ beds ~4 C<est 25 ··--die Trutt!" 21Aftefe S2 King beater D Kind of die- at« ~Dl...m.t JI FOl'tl9d1 •Sal¥9Qed 40 l ifeless 41 K nocileeall« 5t W•te 1ltow· enc. ~Ct11ef 56 Spiced 51 . ·-()pefa •• 11 A"9ction S2 U S.A. f3 OC>lit.r lie &t Burl- 65 Busy in- sects e6 f umed 67 Murky DOWN 1 Min. pettt 2 Coagulate 3 Oler. cw 4Concklde 5 Loom pert• 6 Tuti.a 1 Above a Ump's llln 9 Harry or Beu 10 Mused 11 Towwd ~ 12 MMtlng: Abbr. UNITED Feature Syndicate s.tunsay·1 Pvule So~: , .. 1.&1,.oli..fll ,111 1 s l ie t '" • lio lt I.. 1° i. I p •I" I< • ,1.1.1 ... 11 01 .. f u ·-· l I I ot S '••Pl o ,_ l II C l I H t.I s $ 1 ~~ Uf ' • l '•-o r•" .. .. ' a I $ l I I _ .... ~tr l '. I 0 u " ... • 10 s 11 • II a I 0 ,. s • ll 1•[( -:I' 0 l i:" ' l .. 0 I I l 0 c IO '° IA l I • l l I I a • r o . ' A I I p II I I a Q • 0 Ii s ' .. ' .. I l • 13 TllfOng 19 Hermit ?1 Knell 2• Rhy1nm 25 8'own COior 26 Florida ci 1y 11 Orm 28 Sl1tklng 211 Re<! as 30 T an11lize 31 SenlOf 34 Wlcicet.s 37 Anodynea 39 Pa.Id 42 Soup '4 Suffices '7 Smirk '9 Ptt1egma1tc 51 0ra'tlln !12 Pierce 53 "Alas•": 2 'tllOfdS 54 Canadian In· dtan S6 Hitch ~Star 57 Always 58 RoUtop, e.g. II Epoch '· "4 MIWPOIT"S L.Atcl COUMTIY Near p0pular Cherr y Lake, dose to the Back Day. this 3 bedroom has 2 st one firep laces . plush camel rur peling, a large private lot with se ve ral fruit trees a nd numt!rous feat ures for easy maintenance A fine family cul dt! stt l' location . near srhools. YMCA and op"" ~paces f or only Sl79,000 U~lf)Ut ti()~t§ REALTORS·, 675·6000 2443 East Coast H1g11way, Corona del Mar ....................... ~QUAL HOUSING OPPORTl)NITY WINr's Motiu: All real esUte advertised ID \h1$ ~r ts.sub· ]a'f !o,lbe Federal l''air Housing Act of 1968 wtucb makes 1t illegal to advertis e "any pre· rerence. hmilat1on, o r dlscnrmnat1on based on r.l~. color. religion, sex. or nalJOoal ongin, or an mte nllon to make any such preference, hm1t:.i lJOll. ord1scnmJn'f.t1on " Th1i. new:.pa pt•r will not knuwrn~ly utt't'fJI Jfl~ Jtl\'erl1!.1ng lur real cstalt' wh1d1 ls 111 v1ul<1 llonoflhe law BlRORS: ,\dv~rtisffs ~ ce..dl their ods dmly .... ~ .,.. ron ""'-diatety. The DAILY PILOT assumts lieitity for ~ first in- correct iftwrtiOft Oftiy. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HORSES! SADDLE UP Hide nearby ndmg lr:i1li. t.otbesea . 4 Bdrm. 2 bath home on lrg irrc~ular lot. )fany out bur ld1ni.:s S132.500 C ull n o w . 54&Z.ll3 )f'f .. ,, ,. ' '.i ,,,,, ,,,,, [~1111] '~ 11·~3 Semin•n 1~:1 ~t-.>•·n·'t nn, ,. 1 ·11rnn:t rlC'I \l;ir "\1·" port J!t'.11 h t 'Jltr11rn1J !1.!r.:!:, i i 11 f).I.\ )l~I t~l 1 M\ti'l OCEAHVIEW $69.SOO Rare ocean view duplex lot, locut.ed 2 blocks from Call now before it ·s ~one. 556-2660. C:SEL.ECT tPROPERTIES NEW .. CUSTOM IUILT" Near So. Coasl Plaza. 3 Bdrm, 2 bath. family room, frplc, 1700 sq ft of new home. Sl 17.000. can now. there's ooly one 546-2313. ()l'tt~ ,,. Q . ,, •• lt.Jfl f lf&' '• • [~liiMI IAllLIHG IROOK noc. 10' from the pallo of Uus well located 3 Bdrm. 2 bath tr1 le v el i\mcnatws include µ;,id die tennb l'rt, pool. s pa. ctubhouSl' & mu!.'11 rnori• H.111 pncc 1:. only SJJ,WO. <.:all 751·;Jt:tl «=SELECT tPROPERTIES VA $77,900 Costa :\te:.:i ·.., I inest 3 Udrm home with \.I\ term '> Atl 110"'. l'al I 54S-z:jlJ DESERTED RUSTIC FARM HOUSE PLUS POOL. Beach. Gtanl. 2·sly 3 HR. + dine Rm. + Massive Fam Game nm. F'plc. New cpt.s & pamt Patio L~e )!rounds Move today w11ow dwn. ll°s ench;,int· m~ & only ~.500. Call early for 1 ume bargain. !\1usl sacrifice. 963·0902 111\.H ---- WATBHIONT Sail from your ownt>''· dock 4 Bdrms . 3 ba nomc Juxl¥1ously ap· point.<.od new cpts. Only $1.55. 000 Cu II ~Vieiolltn. 586-4222 ~C~J!.~ LIDO ISLE • rOOL 70 feel frontage: this luxury home with its 6 Bdrms. 5 baths. large fo rmal dining room. family room, & study, ideal fo r either entertaining or j ust plain com fort for your family. Close to private beaches. clubhouse, tennis courts. $925,000. .. COLDWIL&. IAl«m co. 644·9060 :Z11t UH J(MQUtff HMJ.l RO. tN~Cl.NTU macnab I Irvine raaltg V11W ROM IVBY IOOMt Gate entry le lg. motor coWt lead to th&s brand new custom Country Eagliab estate built by Valentine. Situatal lofWy oo bigheat bill Ulil 5 BR residence offers quality amenities &t appointmentl • . . perfection in every detail for tbe moat dl1crlmlnattn1 t Lynne Valentine .844-8200. OPEN DAILY t -5 P.M. #18 ROCKY POINT. SPYGLASS. (Z.11) Ml·ml '44 , .. "' O.Wr Drlw H•lllOr Vfew c.Mlr lnrlne etc......, Veney c.nttt 711-'414 llG CANYON IROADMOOR NIW DCLUSIYI orrm lie lmpre sive courtyard ~trance to this tov('ly Plan 2 Broadmoor home on t<x lra large com t!r site. Ex tensive rar\' planting an estate·like yard. flt"'a u tiful hig h cei lings, s unke n t on versalton a re a in 1i v ang room. dmrng room with rear garden view. lgl' family rm with fireplace, wet bllr. 1 ll>pacious bedrooms and 2 baths plus luxurious powder room Yours ror only $429,500 WESUY M. TA YLOll CO., IEAL TOllS Ziii S.JH••ln ... a..t IMEWPOaT CINTH. M.1. 644-49 I 0 TURTLEROCK HILLS t Home l"iH ~® Beach Realty llAL ISTATI IXCMl IHCl llMCI tf4t IA YCltlST Arr Impressive home in a choice area. An ideal home for the large family ... 4 bedrooms. formal dining room plus family room. The wide lot. 9lxl06. assures complete pri~.a,c~. Price reduced t.o$229,500. 451 NEWPOIT COOEI DllYE NEWPOIT BEACH 759-8811 IAYFROMT evde bayfront homes wi pier & slip YALON Well construe ed. 3 BR. 1 ba .. oak floor. partia baseme nt. concr ete foundation...Flats_area. $120.000-Fee. BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR J•l l F\11y\1do Dr •V• N F\ 0 7) OIOI c u s tom1 zed"fi~o~mncc~~t-~~~~~~~--jr--~~~ overlooking ·o ra nge County on extra large private lot. French doors. wood floors. shutters. new carpet. unique entry & patio. 4 Br 2 Ba. S310,000. Offered for sale b y Owner Shown b y appt only 833·0818 WOODl~DGE HEIGHTS ~$127,950 Owner lransferred. 2 CHARMER bedrm & den. vaulled wood ceilmgs. wet bar & $146 5001 decor ator wall cover 1 • ings. Pnvat.e deck, cen· Gorgeous N e wpo rt tral vacuum. self cl<'an lh:ight~ l'harmt'r ' :l 111g oven & mur h more ' Bc drms . 2 b;,ith:. Call673-3550 Compklcl} renovated Rt.ENCH TUDOR RB>UCB> $10,000 Enchanting Ca rr11J f.ll' , House. Lon~ pn\'alt' Or Newport Heights BRAND NEW Walb of ~lwi.,, enhance thri, un1qu1• J bcd rm home 1-l oor t u <.c1hng bnt•k fpk , \ ::IUIU.' 1n~ CaU fOI' personal pn.-vww &16·7171 I -.<11;,. I I • I I • t • I t UR. den. Fotmtll din 111g. Cami.> Rm. ~· Wl'l bar. Antique parlo r w1111antel fpk. breakf3:.t rm. AltJc loft hide-a way SUUned glass window:. Secluded w itre es 1n beautiful cuslom home "1t'a. Only mm . to fine:.l beaches. Lite RV acces:. Truly an cx~neoce to S<.-e. and onJy Sl l~.000 Call now' 71-1·963·0902 BAY DUPLEX VIEW! VIEW! [®IRall * ,~~ .~_,, llGCANYOM /\ serene tnnquil 4 61< home can be yours 10 :.i ~ully p\'t lO<'ation. $189,000. Mf.14'1 640-4277 M .llGLOT A San Migue l Ayr es model, rnodllled lo a J l:ldnn, 3 bath home with a big faDl.lly room + a pool and spa The extr:.i PLUS is a fanta.sllc-large lot-3 car garage & R \. stOt"age Lots of ~ alue at $l36.950 Call 546-4141 ~ COATS & WALLACE REAL ESTATE INC. BLGAM'f' MANSIC>til ~e 2 st.of;': 4 B(]rm. bonus room. 12~' pool 2 ftrej>lures. wetbar. t'Or· ner IOl. endos(.'<l patio $149.WJ ' ~TAIUDUPUX :i Hdrm + ... m g.le urut Shall> Tile tnu;. knoll) µme mtt·r . t'Jlh drp-. l'h l lJ b1·.hh & 0111\ Sl~.~ JACOBS REALTY 67~670 RLLOUT Of ESCROW un Thur:.da\ T h" " }UW" lii.'>t cha".m,. tu ""' n )OUT own 2 Hdrm ht1m•· fur onl > s.; I .:KIO < .. 11 nuw• ~ JGti6 [.., C'1 :J :J tt:J ~ H.eJ.I t:.. t J lt- llST USTEI! S'YGUSS -.LS lllCUT'f'I H0.- 5 BEDROOM -41h BAnt 2 STORY "SOUTHPORT" • Professionally decorated thruout • Triple garage with opener • Automatic timed sprinklers • Maid•s quarter with separate bath • Custom pool & spa • Format dirung rm •Bonus rm • End of cul·dc ·sac • Across from playground * Nile lite views • Assuma ble loan . • Flexible terms SELLER HAS BOUGHT ANOTHER $495.000 Call for preview showing R.C. TAYLOR CO. 640-5112 1002 ...... .a.cl 1006 ••••••••••••••••••••••• AXH-4.IP w eat i,tarter hom •. 2Br. Wa. bnntt pamt & brw.h. super :irea, clean. qutct. ~ll'>lln~ 846-55'02 crz0w, VETS I.kl lb re,.l'ltrt h \ •1ur ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 l>upl xi. inl'I tH:" Bayfronl LO be Xrhgd dn Owner 2~ 684 3200 WATERFRONT ~x tru lar ~e c orner duple,. tr1 xlnt l'Uflll !\1oonni; a\•arlahlc S11c1· t.al·ular '1cw ,\µpt 11nl) ~.uw. ~te..Re.al & lnvt-stmcnc 640-5777 ~ buy 1nJ: t!l11(1l11ll1 \ CGrORC1 def Ms I 022 NOW! TaMttoledC~t ~Lista! 754-1202 HOltSE LOVERS ./MUST SEE •d ...... °" 9'oc.k J Br . .!. b.l r:mt·h honw "' lfl)k & bll.11\.'> On °'J ..en: m Cluno Jrea 1 µad dut·ki., J Ul•1 "'Jll nnl! 1umpl 11. LJ1·lo. rm & ,,twlt•·r <:'ti p,1t 111 tit H \ IJd.l'l.IDI! l'nt·1"f.J t11 ,dJ 4wt I. O" n..r rno' 1 nl.! vut l~ .. r t•<t I 1nl~ SJIJ,000 Jilo.r ···················•··· Hm't.or Vi•w Hils ~l'IOU.., ~rnt.!h• It·' cl .i bdrm ,.. l.1m1I:.. rm bol'TI{' on m.1 """''' ffl\ er ': <Jl·n ·1 tut. unhmilt.-0 pult:nl1JI lor \IJUr !>Pill'l' ron:.c1ou.-. f Jmil~ Ai:ent 1;.w ~' JASMll* CREEK !llew l'lan :l on i,:rcenwll w ~an \ ICW :'tlU\ e In 1mm l'd lJt1.•I\' !.I'•'• ~Ill 000 l'nn onl) .!II .\Lull Op. I 10, :!>iOll OPEtl SUH ?-6. [ ~,·1rnm1 ~~·1::Sa~%rdu~g~~~~~ ~ __ WLDJ __ . -. 1'®~1 PanorarTUl' Newport B:i.' '1~~ from l?Orl:l'ou:-. J bt'dr m uppl·r unrt ur 'Pill'IOUS 2 twdrm luwt·r unit ' :-iatur al Urtl'k J 11k'> Wet b11rs 1 L'ar i.::1rni.:r Boat span• Stt•p:-. I 11 bt•<1<'h U1JI i5~ 1700 f',~-,.: J}). WATEflHIOHT HOME l•i•ll•:!•l•-'>•~'.~.1 ____ _ S!"Li.>.UW On·a11 t-'tonl un·rl<M1k1n,: !:>l.Jlt' U..•,1t•h t;re:.il -.u11 '>t'h + l'.1t • .1lm~1 r ;,a lllM.1 L' .j tidrm lam rm '.! li.1 '>l)il !)(:11111~ .it lot ,. altw ~ u r r" u n ti ,. 11 11 ' m 1 I I 1 u n • h " m 1° " I """'er Broker 75~ >i~Ju MESAVYDE ~ SPECIAL 4 Bdrm 2 Oa. new carpels and paint £nclose<1 patio w /i;;pu. central a ir l'Ond Man} xt.ras. Sll>.1.750 2 STORY Shakt> roof. 4 Hit 2' • ba. ~.000 Ba~t.stdc Coi.la ~a U.STll.Uff <.liolce comer locatron :I BR. 3 Ba. $187 .500 Roy McCcrct.. RJtr. ' 541-7729 STEPS TO HACH Owner ready to vacate th.ls neat 3 bedrm + iarrulY rm + ftreplaec beach cottage. All tlus oo fee land for only $139,500 Hurry. won't lasl. call IJ73·8550 C)Pltl 111'I ."\11/N 10 111 tJ,.1 • DUPLEX MEWPORT IEACH Buy & ow nn JUSl l·blk • J~a> • Le;,i:.chold. :1 UR up. 2 UR dCJWn. 2 baths cal·h. Pnrt.-d at $t7;),000. 1;;3 ~1 t>75·38<JU J:.:,·e:s associated ew o ... E"S MfA.~-.,~ l tl J \ ,,. .. > t,, ,, t ... t IEACHUVIMG 2 Story. plu.-. loft. View of ocean & walk LO pound ing surl from th.rs s pec· lwc ular home. Extr a largl' 11 v1n g room . gourmet k1l t'hen. s piral ~1airc a se l eading t o private maste r suite. Large encld patio Only $1311 .000 . C al l f or pcri.unal 1ntcrv1cw ll63·™'l C\f I; • ' ) • t /'~ • I • I [®lhUd El.EGAHT TOWNHOME!! B\'erythinA you need and more. AJI new c-arpets and pamt Spolless and oocoC a kind. Feature~ 3 Bdrms. 2 baths and din 111)! room. ;\ must to see• OlJ I ~-O:Wl3 FOREST E OLSON -........ .,... ··~-c._... INVESTORS SPECIAL $89,900 Lari::e 2 bcdrm homl' located on 1'orner lot ll 2 wrung with room for 2 mort! urut:.. J u::.t ll!.l<'<l ' 1;,1., 11.\\',\JJEFtr. T f'..H Hi\n .. lH\'INt-. T t-:n l~Ct-, Wutch the· i.un l"Umt.' u\er tht· }:lrd arm fnim thl• deck. co mplete' "'1th bwlt tn bt-m hr' & 11rep1t plu' unu-.unlly laritc lot with ... omt• t1:n '1c11. Com pll•lely r.- mui.ell"d lhrl't' b4.·droom, 212 bath home ll i. eXCll· 1111:' Come see 1t • COLE OF MEWN>ltT lEALTOtlS 675-SSl I AIANOOMED IEACH IETllEA T Walk to beach ~upc r ~ar~n home Forma l Irvin~. m:.:.s1ve :.lon1· frpk . step s;,ivl'r k1lchen. .! ... tor} I tir • l t•nn1 ... t·uwt Bt>au1 de{· thru wt Oram:All1: h\m~ rm. ~OW'met k•ll h, lrml din 101? r m Ll!l' 1k1·lo, 11n ~.itcr tor t•nl<>rt<1m1111! C..11 i i I '<113 hini A•...._ FwOc.~y In tune for school. Su1tl'd w )'OW' f :irml) 's oet'ds. 1 Br, 2', Ba. ·:.cbools & Westdifr !>hop. nl'arb~ $LS.9..ln> S>h·a Jlrom<1d Mc. fUlr ~~:n 2 pVl . pauos. wind111i: walkways. C a ll for UaGAIM pnvatc preview' Onl} ISTTIMEOffEREO SlOO.<XXl. 963·71$81 ~.tiOO homt..> in $:;.uuo '" '' ' ., " "' '· '' nc1i:hborhood. :!Hr. IH,1. [:91Nlft .,., '· ' " · Call now for morl' dl' [~· 11 lails.646-7171 [ ® IR&IHI ~~ ~!:·riI-~:2 , .. , .. , .'Qt J«eitc [il6&1iil tFYOU Yo ur fri e nd s anti ne111hbors USl' Cla~1f1t-d when th ey hll\'<' somctrun~ to sell They II tell )OU how "'e ll 1l worktod ror ltwm. have a St!rv1ce lo offer or St..411<1Je items goods to seU. place an ad i n t h e Daily Pil ot Oassified Section 642 5678 Phone 642·5618. C!IE 110111 ILlllS CD. OVER SO YEARS OF SERVICE ILUFPS SHAltP MEW OffBttMG Rare SlNGLE STORY PAUL/\ PLAN. Three Bedrooms Plus Family Room. Desirable End Unit With Wrap.Around Patios For Jndoor../Ouldoor t:nte rtalnln11 . Air Conditioned. Low Interest Rate Assumable Loan. Priced at S182,SOO. A "Joy Of Newpo<l'. iii --......... ,. 631·1• Ill DOYa HIYI VIEW aANFIONT--UGUNA O. ... IMCHa.,2W.2M._.. w1111 .... ....._, wl I* 1111 VllW. ............. .., ...... , ..... ef 9r••••1r ••••· Ow•n wm .... , ...... 242.100.,, ....... for s1•i..--. STllYllll8S11CUICH .... -... _... ... 1t *• .. .,.,., ..,. ,. .... ..., J ..... ....... ... ....... _.. .............. .... :::'" lllt,110 .•• -~ WATERFRONT HOMES lac. at36 W COd-.r Htghv. ,,1. ~port~h 611·1400 macnab I Irvine realtg CAPE COO CHARMll! Lovely tra ditional 2BR & de n condominium in the Village of Ha r bor View Knoll . Former mode l end .unit w/ many s pecial decorating features & super location on park w /dpc n rolling hi lls vi ew & s h o pping only I ·block aw ay. $169,900 incl. land. Jea nne Newman 642·823.5. <Z· 101 > '42·123.S 901 Dover Drive '44-6200 H¥bof View Center Irvine at Campus Valley Cent.r 752·1414 S~\\.4'!~-&t,~s· Tltot /ntri911in9 Word Go,,,. witlt o Clt11dl• -----MIM4 "9 CUIT I POU.A'! •r.::':m1ol:9'!.o.'! ::: low 10 W... lo<it .. '"Cite -d• ll"KECi I I I' I .--~ r r 1r r r 1 I I I I I I crz0w, UST SIDE SPECIAL SI 18.950 Garden entr;. -.un.f1lletJ r Jrody r oo m . t "'o hrc.1>1a~. huge maslt'r i.wte, pool-s1r.ed lot loo o ..... ner Wlll earl! V. llh Lo 00\m Jusl listed Call 1>16-7171 f*• I I • f I,•. MEWPOIT IEACH Nice duplex. 3 bdrms each unit. ~ood rental area. 11 2 Blks . from ocean. Prt(.~ 10e h 1dc.i. land at $189.000! Scllt>r fTllY help finance. Waoaleyrrop. ltHhn * '75-7060 * 3 Bdrm Pnnceton m od e l. Corn e r 9tcp! ! Take time to relu md .. at home. lt'• ....... Daily PUot a.laAW Ma. And if ,. ..... • • •"''"' to N il. call a fritadly 0-l'ied Ad·Vlter at .... ••• Johnf.~ I 604 Sandalwoed CostaW.SO Yowcr..tt..w~of twofrff tkket boo«s lil I ..A)\ J IUI l• kHOTT'S IHAYFARM .\l,U? 10th thru A~ l!J n l kdt1 51)11( 1::1.l * •• MESA VERDE LEASE/OPTION 3 Bdrm :? bath. 1am1l~ nium. lar.:l' pool & .,iJ,1 \ dr~"m' (J m th h11m l' $7.> ~r rn11 S:J.OOU l•ll l1Uf1 400llr'-rot!AU C.M. Hl..lS 4f?i"t "PINEWOOD" BONUS ROOM J-.1 ... L.-.1d1' 1 Hc1 rm. :! b:ith hu1.<' p111t·~ uud bunu"' r\""1 rai:.t..-0 ... tun<' I rph \Ian) "'lrJ .,, ~ll.!lUU :!1>20 0.·t-an HIHI BYOWHER llarbor \w"' lhlb. I 111 • larruh rm 1)1101 I r l)f?Wr lur 1111111 \ 11·~ mu.O) c~lrJ,., ~.ooo J.a>l Seacno:-.t Ur 75U 1.;u1 SO. OFTHI HWY Corner locauon :J Bil hoo...e w 2 fireplace-. and 2 pall<l!> Pn('t' of S240.00U incl~ l liR + lull ;,ipl over ~arali(•' OH Sl i!f 000 for :.h ini.:lcll UIJlile' t..11A t..,1 p nl'l' 111 old l.on>nJ '.! BH l'Jdl unit CJ II ::.ar;,i Man 111 J j.'l m;, ~or t>iJ.:.'811> IYOWMH! C:hJitntnl-! :J Hr houi.t· t-Umplctely rcrnodc h.'<1 :! llJ. :-.l•par;,itc drnrng r m . .. 011<.1 U:cik 1 toors Lg •'l1r ""' lot "' atld·on P\>lt•11 1 1 J I t " l' r l' a l •' ,, panoram1L· on:a11 & IJ:.i~ \ll'\\ New plumbmi: & .i11pllanct•i. S21U .SU11 rn 111;.i SI IOKECL I FFS \ 1c~. l~t· pattl), 3 bdm1 •••• oct-:1\...,. v11·;w l'all ;)..O 2313 . . . llu~ 1Jr lease be optw11 l'llol. can) on \'u . .t br [ ® IHMM _ti_t-.•:\•t•,~•~t.·-T.l.26ti•1m•.•R•ho-m•· • SIDRM·POOL Real ~l:.ill' MESA MANSI OM Gracious courtyard adds t.o elegant entry to ex· qws1te hvtnK. " .Rtanl Bdn:m. 3 baths. ma.icmf1 crol family r m • elcJtant d1n1n~ rm . ..iourmet k1tthun. 3 C'ar (.tarai;e. Prolt•!.!>10na ll y lands<'. aped A m uii l sec at SlW.950 Qtll 546 Z3l3 , ,, , ~, ·. r:::~~ TH[ RfAl. ~ £STl\l[RS 5PECT ACULAa 9UALITY DUPLEX An c \'cµl1onal l'Ul>h 1111 b uilt humc w v:lUllt•d l'elltn~b. lx•aut ,;ohtl ual.. l'abrn<'L' Lhru out. frpJi·, 111 l1,1n)! rm & m:.tr brlrm. leaded glai.,, "111 dow:. & ceramic 111 .. 1acu.a1 m mslr buth PLUS c harmin g 2 bdr m separate rental w 1frpk nod own deck. CALL '44-72 t I c.......... 1024 ....................... COITAt•SA ........... ._.. WIMll a Wond.rflll World LOWEST PRICE lo ol Sboppln1. n1ht at Colla 11-.. Only tK. YoUJ' flUertlPIJ every· down. OWC. Always day ! Dally Pilot nned. a..uled Ada. To pleee W.W ........ )Gll'ld,CID_.,._. au~•m ---Illa~ Ad-\11or ·~~...,.~~~~ lllllpJOQ. I- -• Mondex· Aupuet t3, 1'71. ltaUJ"..,.'* t11us"hr'* tt111n,_S. ..,.S. O.Wlffl•.... 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Tv So a ..... >• 0.-0 lhl• n. w It I l (' h . 8 /I L. &M~ 8240.000 elude. rtntra l ·~cunty 10 low• BecauH lb• Ml'W9'0IT llACH UDl1a Townboule type, ~famlb'bomewltb m 1<'rowa ve P •rftel 1ngo ..,.;-----l1 ll n & cont r o l . 2 o w"e r t are a upe r V-*-loc:.on Peni.D.as w/frplca. Other uni aparkll ni awlmml:J l.1)0C1 Juat Uattd M .500 LOCATION rl.,...,.Kft, CO'<&Y family ndlval.f!d" A big houH Nwpt Shrt avell. All alao available in xh -.... ....... .._~1__ Hu t h Leurle. Rll r n....11e.. ... " room.pauo.forrooreln w1aa.,yrct at uam•~· amenulea. Pre .. ntl" areu.Calltoday979·~ ,_, -· -· ...... • _..., --~-•••s JonnaUon,c•ll~. l r1 ·1 c 11 ' ............... _ , Plltio. 3 ~. a1., ------r-.., ,,.,.,111 0 ·•1\lt ll " W'l'I ' n1 p c.. • now . -· ....... kt')' <>Perl• A =·,~~~'!!:: .._. v.u., \'A lt<rtn•. • =='t"'tt!~~~1;:r 56ttll hon Prorrty mg m l LLSTA Ti ~::: :~lb '/,~:\:~:: :..~ ~ ':' gr•n M-w:!.•,:.e-~=~.th ~~1:~ .. ~~~.· 6~1:: 19111' "°'' ffl~ UKR iifuTilllS U .• Qall )t().ln'O K.:.N'l'Al. Nt.:F.Ot!D ;: ..... _ ,....,.. ........ ...... ........ breeies fc a ffo rdebl • Real&t.ale lZ26.....,St. M.I . s..re.. • .._ ... BR ~-duplex or • 1.ew....,.. ._ ... --. .. -? pnct1 eoha.oce l.hlll ex ell s...t IMdt l Oii Each Wlll has 2 h< Br's " 13 unlta ln the best Cost .. 'or .......... 'n• --'"·r & -r ,...., ._ 11'1Jhome.646-'7'7U W\.'lh to buy 2 er 3 Br in den. 2 xtra I" p\lt n•Uoe, r '""""' "" ........ ..., Harbor View Homet. ••-•-••••••••••••••• 2 !iTo 'iJ.a ,... Mala rental a_rea. just -· dauahler. Reasonable Mew• e.t la• 4 a.t•n• ~,._ Prtn.OC\Jy 644.-._ mi&._CH· A..a 9UI& cs, 2°"2 • lo•da ot yra old, w /gorgeol NOl tire.fer ~Ulald(' A F"5A "'" I r15 w paper. Aat. 9''19·~ : ~lie telling & so h CEDAR GLEN C M · or Newport uu. e.-... .,... CK"9 •lew'I Ill • ,.. ,ffeaJ Else.ate HIWPOIT llACH llACH IY OWl*I huted pool. $.SSS,00• n..ll ... .. 13 ~ Pltae Cilll ~ M3()8 c• .......... sa.-'--'--... , ...,.., no.a.. u I'"" r I -· .. ly ocn fronl home Pnn I c II I' .,... nnt\'' •• u u al\4ipm.blltforJaC'kh' .....,. _...,. _._, s 01ta, l .,. rom ocean· ....,..,.. IO'i>down. ri!furbasbed 3 on y . a .e r bedroum,•<w lomu11um :. St55,000. FOllVaVllW /ront. l&0.000 down As· with Magnificent View. Uft + 2 B Rd u ple x . Walt.unan. Valley ltea lrum lJl.!IW ... 97.JJJ I ... ,RB~+ MUne$220.000conlr»ct Modem 2Hr. W a. lg lJv ~Knox. $13!1.000. ty,731«163 ~ l::l<lcn i\w l' !\I ~ _,.. rftVl""I Propertyliowie642·38SO m g td rning r m Used 759-lO V.A. .... $79,00• CalU. ~.;a dplx. Two bdr m:.. Agt. $46·847' 7516200 IA2 u734 1800 SQ fl LAGUNA BEACH DOCK bnck frplc. lg upsta1rs • • A disunct 1ve Lido Ii.land WA. TERFROMT i.1llltlg rm rac111g the ocn ~ 2 Br dupl~x. best rcn MftALOCATIOM lNDUSTRJAJ,ULl>C 499-4551 495-1720 "'"Y front home olr""nno """--v""r' "k" f'orc~t II XlnthnanCU\g I a I ar c a o n N p t Spacious Ea:.t i.1de 4 • .. 2 ltdnn hou ~nd 5ou1h ~ LOCJUH Ni~ ~ tJrestyle t>e"yond ~;e tu': r:'nvalc Sun CALL TOSEI-; Pcn.a.nsuJa. 1J0..1J01., 40lh bdrm 2 ba hom(' ('lwan a.pa t:a.ll&U9161 49~ •a 644 7 JO compare A uruq~ com · & Sail Club Swimming. 146-5502 St. Bkr co op S?CIS.000 lhfiade w mew t!arlhtone ~ I · b1nat 1on of LOC'J\L)o: teMJs. fis hing. :.a1hn~ Ownr1Ukr 673 Gm7 -------RENTAL INCOMt: PROPERTY !-)'om S39.900. Modul< T H>e llome i.. 24 h i.ocunty 3 pvt be~. Po & ptcr. Tr easure l&le P DIOl Pacd1c Cbl Uw~ Lag una B c h. <7 14 ·~3579 tl>Ui, Pllllll & kit h n New O-Point Newport leach D~GN VALUt;. rom from )'OOr own pvt dock ~ ---- --root Vacant. owm:r ian1t plete w pier 1>1Jp & dock Walt'rfront hom<."l> from UUPLl';x Capo lk'h. ocn iou:. Sl00..000 646-n ll ~.OOO Ca.11 ~ \l(.'W, !>PllCIOU.'> 2lir. 21Jd , So. c.Af. lfftty 1-.cho VJeio llttn. .._.._.. :.:S7~00 . 0 w n r I a g l 541-5605 '4'-" 11 51Mi2Z T_.. 1090 lrfw. I 044 4 la.· 3 IATHS .COSTA MESA. 19UMITS PRJD~ of OWNERSHIP ON OV!:.:R 1 A C o f LAND Selling for II X 'i. itn.a.s No unit:. like this VA TERMS \lOsl nt: e Ob lS only <iw1re J Bdrm. :! h:llh, lrJlk Motn•aled 1>t'llL·r Must bt!ll lii\LUOA ISL.AND HEAi.T V ••••••••••••••••••••••• RANCHO SAN J OAQUIN On .colt <.'Oursc . 21'1r, den. 2bu, frpk. I~ dbl .:ara~c. Vo<>I & Jae $J J 1.500 ~)1 ~e lot. patio. cou rtyd )o'orm. din ( f»m 1 rm • bl\', hv. rm . bea med l'\!U , i.L<>oe frpl. Move in ('ond O oly $142.500 ! flurry' Mwlon Realty · 494·0731 OH.ANG l';TJU-:1'; , ______ _ .....ifil)'.Whcre. LOW OOWN owe m:1 l!700 ----~-~--'p'-!..S.I 10 OM E Cui.tomitcd I iru 0 111 ltuge IT\lllltl'r hdrrn • cl<'O loft. furirol JmlOJ.! rm P r o ft'!.:.1 o n ,1 llv IMdsca pet.I & Ot'l'Oraled One ol a kine! l'nol·1pab only µlc11 '"' ,\i:cnt 551-.i&C l'.:ve:. Wortd R.d Estate 556-7777 MESA VERDE 4 Rd.rm 2 bath. q uality built. l>hake roor. dou ble rm~pla('e Great l0<·auon, 1Je<.1I for t>ntt>naon1nl! Large r"'' room. lolb of dl'ck 1ng. l o w m a in tenant't' )'i,,rd OHcn :d at Sl~.M C<1ll ~~> 1151 -~HERITAGE : • REALTORS f'...ti.h1tfr l'hdrmer 1''< l'('Utl\l' !;om1h hllllll' I hr. ~ ha, 1111111, 1-:u•''l liuu..,1• I rp li·'. 1·u:-.t11m tam 1 rn ~111!.t lw· '>l I'll' l'nn-1l urnlt•r m;irkl'l .1t SJl\."1.IUI ('all 1;.~ M4ii t\j..,'l 11r llli.'I ti'Jlil llroikn POOL HOME Emtsidt Costa MHa 3 lx.trrn. .... I"'• bath' Nice fireplat't' C4 Now 754-7~i0 Mulhearn.ft ~r~ 2r.a un ... 101. <'M !'I.CJ~!'. TO flf'; \Cll ' :! l"rvt<i:-111 ~e1wro.1t1· hld.L! .:br .' ''"' t·.wh l'nn'll lo ., .. 11 • ll1n mw or hol lo ~J.f . .01 J11lu1 VJnlJn ( ·11 <...oJ ll1·n •JI ll111TI\''- 1.11 •1.•Jll l.r.L! lt2 Int 1n 1-. "1Cl1· v. ~·h .. r m 1ni.: ~pa n1 ::.h C!hr I ha hou:-1· $1!1,:«IO Iii!•~: l!lth St Ownc1 t\J.!l tii.> liW .i !Sr split levt•I. :1 H11 . :1 )!;Jr, most popular mo<M :Vlany extr<.1 tc1uehc'> :m~ C:Oldcneye l'I $1 11i,OOO ;AG-<1:m~ <.>wncr Mtt MOUSE OM THE .. LL (,.'harrrung 4 Bdrm, 3 bath Mei.a Verde home It features lolb or wood and wallpaper. skyht~. 3 car ~d.rage and featurt•:. I year warranty i\i.kmti: o nly $1"!l.9-0o C.: a 11 54()-588() ~~ ... HERITAGE REALTORS VA.App-. $79,000 Duplex. two 2 bdrm:. Agl. 546-8477. 751·62'.-> 2ON1 Just lisu..'CJ ! 2 &!p. houbet1 on a lot near 17th Street. Lie 3 bdnn + 2 bdrm, 2 Stry. Large loan can be assumed. Call & s ave ! $149,000. 645-7221 $89,900 IHMESAVHDE lkaJ i'.:..">lalc 1026 ....................... MARJHITA SPl'C'laeular hillto1, honn.~ G11ll 320li :-.q ft Cl•.c.c Ii> ~1annJ !:x·h a Htl & Callt• La Prima \<t•r J SJ:,!1.CKll 111:>!1!;,1~/(I K:.11 ~ t:.M 11'"' HhJr IJc•al'h, 1\ Ira 1111·. 21tr. 1 h.1 :.! •·:.t r ).!ttr n•·v.. '' r'" rn111frl1:d r11·v. lilt ""· uv.11er wil t \'.1ro "%.t100 () V. II (' r \ i.: J >U I U I ,1 ~10 !.!:1 .. 2 fh 0 1Nn..r N1•v. .11Jr . .!h.1. I r ~ ... H . 11 r o f I ~ ldn1l1>l'JJ>t.-d. O<'l'an, t a 1n11n v1l'v., r ul d1: s<at' sUl.!W 4~3 7112 Fcuwtain Valley I 0 3 4 .......••.•....•..••... IJ>w <Sown No q uuh l) ~t' 2nd or land euntr lhr 2 bu Own A g l 839 Ml3 ~°" ~ach I 040 ....................... 9802 <Xeanc:r-Ht t l!cdrm. ;:1 llJ. <.1p11r<" rmlc to vt·cu11 18 !\I•" uld l'Jrk 1'l.1n .I 11d!.ll 7 11.1 N.l::W LISTIN<j ' Sha rp 2 &!r m , cornt•r lor Only $7 1.500 Prin uni) 1n; M 1\X t-..x1•1 m:1 -131:1 $70.~XJ :! HH I Ha end ~ urd, orr Yorktown. M kruokhursl 19471 Ci.It fish Cr 91iH 22M Lovely 4br. Jbu tr a d1· llooal hom e w /tiled l'n try J w.t n ghl ror lrg Tamil.)' Grear rer ar11a Wa lk lo bl·h. $137 ,500 963-~ Owner Agt - ----- ASSUMAILf LOAM '• m ile from beac h llU(;t-.; eom er IOl J Br. C!ba. up~radcd home i'l'~h paint. 1n:.1dc & out New carame l c pL"> t hru out. rm for <.1dd1taon Pndc of owncr:.hJp on t.lm. one Under ~7.000 Owne r tAgt. b31·:tM2 --- ARTIST· A-FRAME P'O(X,.....\ T IEACH $72,500 Dramatic OP'!D beamed c a thed ral c eilin g s . Fireplace. Studio. Pub lalcllen & dine. Sun t.er · race. Ro¥m the ro1tnng surf. l''or detatls ca I I SHOR~LlNI!: ASSOC: I AT ES 714-848·2262 21 Saie entry S & L 2·11lY ~ home. 3br, Jba, 3 car gar. "#I tfclff•--.. F'tm chn area , frplc, • 4 ...._., rumpus r m, den. olface IYOWMH <t I.Sr 2 Ba family home. Excellent area F'rplc, fully carpeted, lg pauo area. Call 642·9009 dyi., 631·9299eves MOquAUf~ .-.vmec.c. 5"per racnlly oriented home with 52xte' aide yard peUo. Poot • Jae. 3 bdrm. fml cUIUDa. fam rm.. new cpta ll)ru-out. lll0,000. c.n loclay. ALl.SI'ATE RLTRS. Anmnd or Michelle ~ ....... 17 .,o--..... 11'1 immacul.a. 4 Br 2 Ba, frple, 1DCl011d ptUo. preetia• area, •.JOO. f 32·ltll or tea.0111 evtl JWknds. space. Newly ca.rpct.ed. Over 3,100!.q ft. f,,r g. master bdrm. Walkin c~. Very sharp In Side. $168,000. Call airt. 6:~847·8461. IYOWMll Hant. 8clL pool home. 3 Br +den. New cpta, tale floors. $108,000 •• ,,. MOWeet Walk lo beacb. Sh1rp Or, l "'ba. tam rm w1frplc. RV acceu. frklt nduced to .-s.ooo. 8)' Owner -..11 •. 8"1 Daae1••· 12 ~ •••••••• -•• !~ QM 2 Bdrm home oa Woodbrldt• BT1Uf 11r e lot. ouat for ......, .. s Br. MIWM aos.ooo. Mtan N~ ........... , bt11• .Bkr. kll. MMUJ,......, IMPOSSIBLE DREAM? MIMT CONDITION J Hdrm:. . 2 hattu.. North La.:una roua~e. walk to C.:rn!>cent l!ay IWd t'h l'r1 ,.i tc ,.1rd w ith !>C\t'raJ frwl lrl'i.'l> L.irl(e allat'hl'tl :! r.tr K.1raKe with door o~nt'r l'nn-d lit SJ7~.oou Real U.tJte •MO QUAUFYlMG • 0nJ)' $_10.000. lJkC OVl'r I Jllla!>Ul' lt:aM:' Oj)l 1011 on J HR t-X('C horn•· ""''" l la.'>l Ownt>r ~11 O'.!lO tiu!Ldcr. K '1 ~pt h1 h .! Ur ht~ $1 U!,1.)(.1 ~l l'l111 tho Ai.,'l ~~ ··~HERITAGE • • REALTORS lncoliJw Properly 2000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• COMDUPLE.X J FV 112 8a O\fo''Tll'r ., unit "' frpll' & I Ur I Ii.I unot !f•,« c.'sum.;lil•· Ju.in $l.li5.tnl lull 1Jl1l l' ~ PR €HIG€ ~-----4~,,__ HOM€\ ~w Cod\t llv.> :-011 64S..646 H 2 lot. hou.se. 3 BR. 2 b approvt>d pla nll. bu1 r ... ., S91.500 O v.n ~~~7 -0929 H:! f'A'>ISIOI:. 2 Un11 ~'\t'r \ :u•anl Sl~.OC ~~2573 Uxig liearh 10'; r1nan ing & li Sl 12.000 16 r ~.000 il4 7~1 COSTA MESA \' I E -W h o m e 1 n Turtlcroc.'k fc1r $14~.~,IKI llu:. J l>t.'C.lroom fJmil)' home has a rabulou~ l 11} h~t \ iev. aniJ ,, ll>l'oll4.'<1 IH) J CjUJcl ... t h -t.•I \ r.1n • .ond ··P•'l 1al horm on 1.oncl tla;it \Oll \IV. II 111.:h J ... .. u Ill J h I l· I 0 .1 II •• 11 d ,. r l'.J II \ \' I In a Ill' In J.: ""'"'" thh d ll 11pj101I11111 WHITEWATER ~parklm.; white "'all•r • \leWUI ~t.1111 l!c•;o('h l'.11 1.. ---------· SPACIOUS WESTCLIFf l'n\Jt ·, '"'''·Ill• "' 1hl• ::.CJf)hl'llll o.1l1 ·1I .I Hrlrm h .. rn t· \ l t r •• I I I \ \' fi Jlurt', 11 1..) lr ..;lll'. ' a u I l t' d ,. " 1 I 1 11 ~· TUSTIH TOWNHOUSE COSTA MESA 4~onl Lot 1 h11u:.c'> w room • ltUJ Id SI \211 m•1 1n\·om $!';/·~ 1,tl 301 I DLl'Lt-.X l'J l'O Hr h. 111 \ll'W, ... p .. t•111u-. ~Br <!I )I 'i'I .1111) ( '"' llt'r / J ~ Al Htb5 t \ ul J ltl~·t11n1• IHll',.\~I ~() MOH!-.'' 1''11 r o.1 ,.,.r.,,•n..il ~huv.1ni.:, 1•all =::. RANCH ~REALTY v 551 2000 VA l,i~e ~our \.' \ loJn to flW'C'ha!>e this 1 hdrm . 2 ba s1m:le family home m presUge a rea 1n Irvin'' Close to elem :.eh1JVI and 3 romm pools Walk to :.htJpprn.: l't'01t•r l'nr•'(I di $111.llllO Va<".ant .1111l fa.lit \':>l'fbW J.lt);,,.!111,• 91/4°/o Loan Available Tak(' over lo&n al Ir' 1': on t1us lovely 2 lx.'<lroom condoauruum with m1r ror ed w a lli., rlo:.ct::. galore. lo(our ml'l kitchen w i th bualt1ni. Jnd hardwood Ooor~ Stone patio a nd bto,1 u t1fu l d1d1oodna $1S3.!1.'l0 (;:ill 5.'16 &151 -· lle al ~tole ~041 L9!J-11Nda ••••••••••••••••••••••• & 1·11~ l'Ullt'r ul l..11•u11J lrom tl11-.,; l1tl1111 {I. 111'1 1 I hr1-. \Ill'! tl1·,11:111•d hmnl'. ..i ll v.i ~MI i..:la~: hc .. orn . ., & tilt·, un qu11·t l'UI tic ., ... , -.lrt'l'l St.,. tlu' larti:c. ur11q11t· hu1111• to day, at $125.0W COZY "'rth VIEWS Col y J Hdrm. 2 hath home on i.pac·1ou:. lot pl anlt.'<1 w 1th f rw t t mt.-:. Cke.in \ 1ew:. hy day c1l) h)(ht::. at mghl . St:e lOda~ $11.A,J '"'° LGllJll"CI Villoge R.E. 497-1671 HEWUSTIHGI ,\Irh llo•ar h llc1i:ht::. J b d r '.! ltalt·1111 11•., !abuluu' 11r1..nn \ll'"'" SI 1 ti . !HI J fU-, ~I t\ X . ITT3 4313 LGIJIMG MicJ-f 1052 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Laguna Niguel Realty • rtt.IME ARST GRHt4VllW on prvl El Niguel Coun- try Club 3 Bdrm. 2 ba.- lower com er Condo. ()( · funng carefree eomfort <.:<Jmmu n pool & i.pa SI 15,IXX> 493-9494 49~5220 496-24' l 130.5050 AslURlllblet.o. 1-'wrwa) 1-;1 Nig uel Jbr. $!3tl.~.111 < 'u.')Lom Kcalty i7U 'm7 1055 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~uke f o reK l K c y i.. wat.crlronl home. 3 BR. 2 bu.; d ock privileges . Newport Beoch 12 UNITS I lluf1r from llw C)o.•1•o.111 t ol.icue\ ahl~ low prtn'il al $~.000 Ov. n,·r "' 111 tra1lt• Worid R~al Eat• 556-7777 lest luy in Shorei Br Owner. Npl Shon .., 3 Hr. pool, tenn1 ... l'rt'. $103.900 ''Court<':.!>' rn Hkr1' ~~I B EST K LJ Y '" l:J\&'TBLU l-'F'S srn1.!AIO ~br. ~·,ba hu1nt' on I r.L! ('rnr lot a \·ro'>::. trvm ::.ho~. lcnn" 1 luh 6. ~huoli. t>11 >11K7.•.tl ~l12 di(\ BAO< IA Y EST A TE h t 2 1:1 acre c:.tah· "' h: h<ll.L~ 2 gu~l houw::. 11. ..,taJI hon.c harn. hu1-\.' ndm.: nnk. pvt ore J wwm ' r oom mJJ,!11111 CC'Ol view of lhc lk n'k li.Jy , lush landl>t•a p•n.L! <1bound!. Contact J 1 m 1-·1anderll al(t 17 111 838 5970 d .> '>. I 7 J.I ) !lffl-S7lfl eve:. wkndi. .... MEW ECQ.USIVE USTIMG BLUPFS 3 BR 21~ Ba, "X" pl.an on brulbU.k· 1ng g r een b el t 2 fireplaces. wrap.around patio Wa lk to l'Om m pool. tenru.-. d ub & shoJ)b Sl56..500 SHOWN BY ,\PPTONLY 640-6259 I /h4~.J~)b R E A:;?L TY BIG CANYOM SpedacuJar Golf course \ititate. 6600 sq.ft. 4 lo 6 Bdrrm, 51t1 baths . Pool and spa. 11 ,375,000. Tll ST ARMES CO. 640-5711 I 1rcµl a • 1· :i11cl 111u1 h more Sli l ,UOU 11'1.' 642-5200 r Pete Barrett,41 ~~r '"' nc + StvM = ftrofH Paint bru. .. ~ +. IJlt•Ol • carpeL., .. 1m..o .iondthJO Loquab ~aut1ru1 1 Bd rm h o me i.ur rounJ 1n.: p.&rk.ling pot>I in «oronJ cll'I Mar All th1;. plu.., Pf'I' all: h<·..ot'ht...,' I turn l ..oll li73 H:..J) ~ll ""' !'.utin 'h.if"JI :: ~1rm I laoth v1v.nhuml· on J,!n"t'n h1 l1 Wuud bu r n1ni.: !11 t•µIJl't' JUl1' 111 1 hMm l::.JI ,,>.)ti ) Jj ) 11)1' ;JIJJAJllll rnt-fll ~HERITAGE ' • REALTORS ....................... 1100 ..•.•••...•...•.....••. rtt.ICE SU.S HEO \ll\10U' ol4ner mu .. t ·• II nr,v. ..! 1'., 2 II ii k rt·'l t•1,11 "' >-'.20 t•nc 111•1 cJ 1»rt h • swr \n4tw1n1 I '1•1 I' ar~. H1'<h11 1·.t 1 r1 [~ THE REAL ESTATERS ~ ~Ill.Al \!JIW olt,•1 t» d.J\. 'J •~.:r. jj' ~HoMitS~ 95M500 HARBOR VIEW PALERMO No t•xpenM· ha:. bt•t'n Gokkn W,":.l 2A AlA>. 20r. 21~. (am rm Cu:.tom n'<l"''O'ld dt'<'k S• Pt. S..n Juan Capo 496·K337 V•""•·!>l !Jrlt l Ill I II lJ \h-.1 ( lnh \ti 1j11"' 11 ''"' \114J )' 11·n t1-(J World Real btat~ 556-7777 CRUMMY 4-PLEX \JI I Hr a1>h ::! h .. Tt: nanti. pa~ u1ll Onh $1;,:< ~)II ()"'11t'f \fo di l dfT' _'nJ llurr'' A PR EHIG€ ~-+--I HOM€~ :nC1 W lo~t llv.' 'H 64S..646 MEWPO«T IEACH 12UMITS l IJ(JOtt I rom O< t-.. " l 11bd 11·\ 1t1>h l11v. I.I IW l'Rll' ... U ..ii ).-l .!,; IJl)(J t ,...,wr '4111 tr Jdl' Wortd R .... &tote 556-7777 F0Ua UHfTS.C.M. l'\:cw-nt.-w. 3 Hr ov. nt"r.., unit. :? b..o , frpl. 2 1:u r gar . 3 2 Hr . 2 b11. unit:. TI>L ln v::.tmt.:. &t2 1003 210 ·········•••·•••·••··· ~"" frunt ::.tn>t:t lcx:<1t11>1 l'..irl.. I n 1111· liu'>1n1·~ t~11ll.'r 1,(A)I 'It fl h lw 1Jp\1un tu bu)' p, pt\ 1~ \ISU:!, 4.M ~ I I' I 1• '\ I' r 1 d c o ~Twr.h1p Sand Pou l'r:.l t neil r So Coa: !Jl .i La II 5 G ~1 ;, ~lll OW l'nnc1pJb uni.' i:>I ~ 220 ................•..•.. I<.: h.il .;1'\1-!4! •. :: bit. trom ,,. t'.111 lo•,cl. pnm ~. L.111un.1 IUCJllOn. p I l •I O·l..ol:I 2.3 ACRE LOT ::.1);1.roo on this dt•corntor !•--------- dream homt• Gor).l('()U.., MOUILi':HOM t:: ---------• Pal ermo m o d e l 1n B U Y-S t:;LL·R t:NT Mtwport leach Hone Pro,.rfy ~me bact.. ba) VICI>' tanw...t1e area (or hug r .inch hoow ~ ba.m . sUible.. Call J im i'1a1 den. 1714) 838·5970 d y: <7 1 41 5 11 1 57 8 C\1.~ wknd.s . Harbor View I !Olm~ f"l't' FlNANCt: land. 4 BK. formal d1n1n14 .,..... tto.. Store room. plank<.'<1 h<trdwood lnfoe •'"-~ fl oor s. a c:('ented w CAl.1.Ui_6""1 ·10ZI 59arush uterA m1L.,t to 1 "'l' l'v r t ru l\ '"''\ bu) \'r "' C :.11 t o d.i.> 7~ 17~, ... · .. HUNTINGTON BY1111'.:Si'.:A 2 HR 2 Ba + den. Call [ ~ NNtl •agp.·-~-tt···y•s•t::•l.•L.-• Rl::N'r· t'·tN AN C t:; rttlCE llDUCED CJ.JI Your IH 5'YGLASS MoW1e ...,._ Stor~ Nl'(.odqw1·k ::.ult' Im m"' WocwtioAC...tw 3 Bdrm , family hom e, on Wei.1.mu\i.t.er IWIJ·8895 1fll t'Umer lot w 1rant..1:.t1e Anaheim 950 .'500 oce1m & harbor v1~w. Qi&rl Anaheim !1Q6 1011 Tumf1c buy at Sl9'J.OOo Si&nl.a i\na ~ 7070 COIPOIA TE PLAZA llALTY 541-295] M.l.2STOIY ONLY SI 15,500 ./S5000DOWM FOUR Pl.EX A REPLACES Pn C\.'d J l on LY S l so .000 (Of' pnvatt! 0Wll('r':.hlr. Ull 1t.:. t-Ach lljllh forep <itt. ~ate pallo or > ar<b & t•n c-lo~t'd i.:a r a l!t'' °""1ler :. unit ShJke ro.1( Bt'aUt llUI l ret• li 111•d :.U'rt't Call 752 l~~ ~ QUAIL A.!~S~~ 10,... TH l!JO P.M.I ----- IUtLDERS J. OC t.:AN VI EW. tt LOTS L~ DANA POINT l~UI)~. -Sou test:. lopo. 1o,'Tading & coa:>t.: Jl'.'f'nut:.. & prclJmm1tr pl;w. W1U sell. JOllll venture c .... 17 t 41493-2254 C-Ommereral Spec1abst.: ofCahfom.1a 230 •••••••••••••••••••••• TIADEWIMOS Seruor c1t1oons. Comp fac11Jt1es 2191 llarbor B C. M. Space rent $1SO. 3 llli&X. No pets. 646-4151. .. '•Desert • ...... 240 I Im bor Escrow S,ui..._ ia llKw tw•sly, .._or••· ctla ;a i. Cttl ..ytf• ... 49 .. ati••· c.11 .·.·.··.·.··.·.·.·.··.·.--··.·.·.·.·· 751·1775 aall for FORLIA.SE 9lerTy New 2 bedroom 2 bat CM.If. CLAS SIC 111-0 dcM whit~ waler m w, nr beach. ~ tklr n1, 3~ ba~den. dbl lot. One cl a lund. $400,000 1,. i. i.leal. $1 00.000 down. ~sy tcrnu1. OWN t:lt C all ro r u p pl , 714 /lll33 r.81 or <t!lff 42A ..!.: fO/o ASSUMPTION Upg raded thru out. 3 Hdrm Ma dri d plan w/111dded family rm, 2 I~~~~~~~~~ rrplai and " J.')B,500 as. 1um111blc l>'k In. On ly an execulJve home In cl~ce £aiil bluff. 2500 SQ ft. cl charm · lgc pnvut.e yrd w/l paUoe for enter· t..ainlng · huae fmly rm & lge r rmJ dm. 759-1 sol Owner will finance at 10'/o w1payme nts of '241.26 pe r mo F I p S29.9SOf 1972 20x60' SkylJne. 2 Br. 2 ba. Va· cant. 1mmed. f)Ol'IS . Dana Pl park. Adults only. N#..M8·S588 2 Bal Isl Duplxs tocl oew home. M1ss1on Lakt Bayfront to be xchgd Count ry C l ub. Gol dwn. Owner213/684·3200 teNus·pool. Beautiful landscaped, no man "3.000 644-7211 /Jn ~lf,f I ~I{\ 11 I I f.. fl', 'JU! I fl I f S ~ ..... 1041 1t•+.1.DIAYLOT '7l-UJ4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MIWDUruk One block to beach. with ocean view. 2 bN.lroom, 2 car 1ara1e each. Fln"nclnM 11 vMllable. $230,000. • COLIWIL&. ..... co. 498·7222 831-0836 1'llNe .... .. .., ..... ~~~--........... ~--~--j New d l x duplexes b y ~ualder. Re duce d l o 1229.000 each. $48-6731 IA YSHOU HIVE Walk t.hru gete to Balboa Bay Club. Beaut iful home in pmect cond 2 nasttt swt.es ll w /bay vu rrom sitting rm > Ca rol T1ttum , Rllr. t94--0029 WISTCUFF tBeau&.lful 3 Br. Lota ot plants, fabulous pool, fireplace. Owner very motlva&ed at IJ,l8,ll50. (-.-1\tmnam ma Real Elsi.le s.. ..... C••-1071 ....................... Heylui...-S Check This! Th1a vacant land hap· to be prime I~ •.nd ror you to butkl. pua it up. '56.200. Call tor all delalla. tllJ.1341 €\TIG€ ~ HOME:\ -· Hwy.NB . ...... IOIO 64'""46 ...................... . ElltlshTuclor ~=-:.:-Sha •• Ho ... to lbia bNuUful Harbor Hiii 2 bedrooma, dUUai View Monte10. Lu· •re•. fl,..~•et, tnlU7 urioua new carpttloi ..,. PNtty yard. Locat.. =tbe 4 Br.2 11 as ed nt1r everytlaln1. familY/UwUts ..... WGDl a.ti Call ..... taaal04ia-»1131 ew 1aper flHocla1. ~I •1'•· _ • ........,.. 91..a 840-1440 ·-------- . ' OCIANllHUS Brt'•thtakinti ocean s un· :.eh fro m comple tely funushed 2 BR. 2 &. fam ily r oom mobile home In prestigious t:l Moro Ba.y Many extras LDCJude. covered pa rk· Ing, porch. storage shed. 165,000. don 08en '• I'' I 401 GLENN EYRE ...... lOdO, l bUt to beach. I P rmt aeo. AlkiQa Sl.•. 6Ga'IO MIW 1cnance yllf'd. ._,.. + IMCOME !80Clubhouse Rd:. 2567..... CM De9ert Hot Springs Dlx spaclOUS home w IS ~~~213~·~·37~s-~25~72~~ 28r studio twnhse units. :: tbne l\as 3 lg bdrms , 2• .. ,ea. »eparate yd. dlx lutcheo, Mediterr anean st y le a r chite c tu re , beauuJuUy lndlepd. A re· al pride of ownership Open Sat 1·5 Toseec•!.' •at ffl.:io99 CMofse... ...... rt, 26< • •••••••••••••••••••• Neill' SUn Valley ldab bualdal>4c ~ oo \'rec $17.500. $41-2985 .... ... W...s~ ZtCl -··-.. -··-· ._..SAYllS with the aellen belpi.na to finance theee loweat priced triplex• m uu. WILL PA. Y CASt .mt nn&al ...... Appeal· in a ,..... for )'GUI' ... lq 2 Br, l ba uni\I &mi&acwlud. w/encloeecl 1ara1et as SCOTTllA&.n Ce1•1lll1l1•/T•...,. pet.ios. 11uy totether or IU.71JJ .._...,. .. 1700 ;~.can m.mo ~~~~~~ •ffHH••• .. ••••••••••• DOW. ;;: .... For sale or trade condo. A Del Mar Beach Club. 2 LL$TATE --·---.. br. 2 ... bhlf ov.tlook· _ ...... mJ!I..... ...... ... hh• lac dM Padfie Solana RilLTORI ................. ._ •. 8'lldL ~ maae from Del .... ..._. JIC Mar Raee Track. • .......... , ___ ._. C714 >Mf·4014 Mon • U10UWlllt,_,~. Yearly, No. layfrot 'JW.Pria.ODly. =-~ = = ..,._: 3 BA1 3 llm. ,.,. ,.... Oii.., ....... · rn... ...... ~i2v..:·: new loodlH wltlt • .., to lff Call Nwl Laura VHH, lit Q.-n.d 14. IG-1171 --..,,.... ..._.,. ... d ...... tsU.fw J .. 1d .._..u.t.W•d Mn1HU•tw••d ....................... . ..•.........•.........•.........................•••.••............. ~~.: .. ~: .. ?!!.! ~!:'-~ •• ~?!~ ~!:!-....... !!.~! ~.e .. -:=.~~!~ WllM'ront 7Br. a ba, •·P. ar a. Ooodo. a ru p r a...._ a~ be Co.do. (IJJ£Jt tlOllE ....... , -mo Av.U 1/UM/lS. ;;;.::;. bO °'hwy AdWU ftnpleee, ··~ 2 ~&I' Wwnw .... aBR ... lH £. Ouao t'rOnl, No r.. _, Yr·LM. ........,; *• • ~-' BaO. ,._. C.ll ror Ill· A\'al.I Sesit. lli. Aak for llW!Cf~lD • .,-,. mo 1 r 11 • • • 11 / "'0 • fozl.)..~. Ll'OM 144-taoe. HH AvaU ........... f\ m..mCN1l.4-tpc:n ........... Jt41 2:!'!!E_ t. VMJ>.Hr H• lot'. 4 BR, ....................... CeeleW... W4 Nt:W J)lJl Coedo. otft \IU, :.a-;::..:r...:::,:-o· Occanl,.l, pnv. b~b -·•••-•••••-•• wit '° ~ 28rci t""a.. -·----Wiater rat u, 1,., •Ntw ar c'09do .,, lo frplc. Jll(V.Ui, ~ t•r. ~a bdrm. a INa. ao.l150 --~11 Ollt f'\ua. ~. "40 No ll'ilO mo. Avail 8ept. l pool, d\lblllouM, MCW'i· .. Piii ...,. or-..it. __. ty, no acn tWldnm. '160 • .,......... ll.6t -•--3 llr b mo l!\irnl1hed w/utll. ...... ••••••••••••••••• -. V_. • w. 2 N . ..-.y. tpac • z • paid or 1otafurol1b•d. U\arml.al t.ac.blronl 38r tamlb ""· SllP"' lh&fPI w/(rplc, patio. lawwt rm '1u.awnt· au.a:s...- 281&. 8rno aa. Avail 9/1~ Oh.ol. frpk. fllcd yard ~ peUI, * Woodland, ----· ----Sl OOOm o 673 UGO Avail.Ill~., 64e l5Z c.: .. • • ~ ab m 0 SNirp > br W/MW pluah l''atnlllt$~ wt1•tdeno-r 831 JOO. <'rPI thr1.1out . llv rm NewtT new 3 bdrm 2~ • _ , • wJfrplc, brlle ctM!erful IJt'l\'U by 111 Via Lido t..bullt!M,di•hwa~r. 8r ..:A.'>fSJOE d kJtchcn ~ blilck yu·d Notti. Lice ll ur. 2 b• 2 car aanae. paUu lndn 2 • 1 bL w ifc.nC!cd Y~ • S'iOll &n ura MB 9840 · widen & p&Uu W7Slmu t1cl Adule• no Pt"lrt no J>ell HI.fl 1 r•q d -·---- yrl)r "''llll~ut.MWIS Call $l9~1mo. J u bo Cux. VAl'A.N'l'. 1tlnl ll8 loc 4 8"1~~ daya, 6'3·1418 •ier1t. d.11 l~---llH, 41 Oa. tDOO mo. Cllll t\o>lboa Pl!nlu. romt a Br, :.! bit, l'lf\81e family bom•. .. u11,y funul>h""Ci S7U01mo )Tl) Watt'J'fr-Oa& lloml.'.l> g:sl· 1400 --- C\ , /w~ EAST MDI Kd1.h, i1G2_..7_l ___ _ Easllildf>. bllt to 17th DIC .1 Rr1Antl new 3 lir, <:Va & Lovely malntatned 3br. hi-, :I bJ, p\l glln.l\ln, t~·nhonw. J 1•ar garage, 2ba, 2 sty home Walk to J~·k!>. pool Huge lot lrpll· s k )'l lg ht , bch N1.> Pel11 . HSO. u~s mo 613 6336. rrucrowave. Pool. lf'ntll!> 1163<1MS2.. 536-1461. ~ISt> ~.mo. Oaay11 ~. ..,_.. U.fw••d 3 Or. 2 ba. dbl ganae. pvt eves&'59M3 ~ec home llftmac Jbr. 3tlli, frplc Beaut. lndscp. ( ~. AUi)uSI 13. 1979 DAILY PfU>T g ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9"W U44 Ml....,elttd lZ" lfl twllh"'""tltH AlwtM•h&Ww.. ............... ....................... ....................... ....................... . ...................... ··············~· T\artlerock tbr. uec. NO l't!El Apt. le CMdo Ml.,...tleedl J76t ec.e..... •24 .... ,.. • .._.. Jiff ...,_ Prim. view *•· rent•la. Villa Renlala •-••••••••••••••·~·· ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••• .. •••••••••••••' U..•/mo.141-&&U 87M8U8kr. Bt:AUTU'Ul..LY decorat· ~-l DR.~. retria, PAISMIWPOllT • --tel 2 Bdrm on Lido with adlts, no ~u. Clean. Uachtlora , 1 or a> I PrcondO. loft, NtcoftJ, •WALK TO 8UCH·3Bt. all~IJtfl. Mini view. 731.C W. UllhSt.813-171'7 BeclrOOIDl•Townbousee • \elWI, pool, J1cuni • ll'OI> mo. lte. lerutll. pool ssoo1mo. W•lerrront ~ 5' s 24'3 s 2 ba P'romS379.50 unalriCouPI• only. No ~~ybail, aar. aiit. Home&.Dl·l400. s1to 7 " 'i... tc' ~acular apa, total -· .. ---· _ enc .iar.carport .. ,p • ~ .:; __ .....;;._~.;..;.-~-~.:.;,.·~--lndryrm.patio,aUbltJ\.S. recreation pro1ram. a bdrm. a ba eondo lJ) 8hlf1 Condo "A", 3br, TSLMgmt M2·UI03 IOcial procram. 7 POOll,8 W·"-"" ... C pool -.. a 1-.....i P""' •~ WIHAYI tennil oowts. At Fuhioq -...-.. " • • ~-. ....... """• pa-.. SUt ttB 18n' 41.S * • * llla.nd, Jamboree • San ......., ao ....,. "50/mo bopplnJ. Lona Term. AIM Jolquin HJlls Road . $41-71.31 SIOOlno a.33 Vial.a Hoaar ...... IUdMwd 5-'y (7141644-ltoO 1...-.8301. dys. ,....,. ...... for 4042 lteclrftll Ar •. 11"1'ALS 38R. 2 Ba .......... 9800 3 BR. 2 e... . .... t1100 <Panoramic View> 3 UR. 2"'1 Ba .•.•...•. l&SO 2 IJR, 2 Ha ........... SS00 CONDO Rivo AJto Chan· .w.r,....... lrriM ncl. JS' power boat shp, 2 8'1nns. 1 ba, unrurn. Y• ere .... w-... of IMX>sq', $815 unrum. '1lS Yearly. S425 Month two*'" lurn. Rldlogs Realty HcMtbooks 521-~. <$1.0.50valuel. Lo 4 Or. 2ba. tam rm. ~ack kMOTT'S Bay cul-de-sac:. Lg fncd IERRY FAllM yrd. Now avail $825/mo. Aug 10th thru Aug 19 lt!l-0611 .. 642·1481 T\ckets may be claimed 2 Br l Bu. laundry, hg k1t- /duung. 30' tivmg rm, S(XX)' fenced yrd w /dog pens , privacy. $700. !;ifi. 78S5 or MS-730 l ••••••••••••••••••••••• by calling 642-5678, ext. Z72 ••• lcAoaPftlin..-C. 3107 2br. i a,..,ba studio. patto. ••••••••••••••••••••••• closed i;:arage. nr sbop'g Heaulllul Bay View l'ntr... recent redecorat· 2bdrm. :!ba. 2 car i;:ar .> r · ed !'71 7fiS9 2 Br, 2 ba condo, 1,1, blk to beach. 2 c.air ear .. auw oPU'· Beaut. bay view. TSLMgml &u-1603 Cool & quiet Newport Hghts 2BR apt. Pool. pat.Jo & garage; Adults. I){> peL'I rm. 1801 15th St. 642-7340. ------- Oceanfront. yearly. 3 BR • 2 ba, bltns. frplc, garage. ~. 645-3655 . ---------Des irable Versaille !.lud10. $395mo. Phone <:al 549-0833 or 963-6167 ••••••••••••••••••••••• patio, fsi>lc ~ mo G ceas 4 JJOJ ~336S i bdrm l'2 I.la. Cundo Walk w bch. Gardener. l'\replact!, pool & s pa, No ~ts 1675. 963-84S2, Rancho San Joaqwo 2br ••••••••••••••••••••••• dbl attached garage, SJ&l46l. +den. Best loc. "view. Nice 2 In. 2 ba + den A-pie, d/W. trash comp, W ID "75/mo. The Real E};tate Store 615 1771 ly Sb7~ b75·6S70 or ------ t,'75-840-l ask forConrue L<1rge J br. <!ba. encl [)Ix 2 Br. 2 ba, 2 pat1ps in best location wt great \ ll'W $M50/mo. Ag\ 631·1400 CoronadtotMcr-3822 pauo. new crpt & paint ---------1 Nr. OCC:. No pet.I>. $425. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7513tll6 HOMIANOHS •2 Rr, l ba condo nr. encl patio & atrium ------Upgraded on lop level ~> O lbr f South Coai.t PlaLa New Adults no pets 12 mile to N lluntington Be11ch. \yr lse. SGSO. Av&ll. Sept. •' urnawumcr ,._ c c· t 2b lb d ........ 2b k .. _ crpts . ..uv>. A l • pQOI beach. Avail Sept 1 $450 u e r, a con o. Ask for Lynne 644-6200, ..,..., r 1..., pallo nil.'e *unly gate. No pets. nn 962-2220 Dtlhwhr pool, no pet.s. 75&-0717 ~3br gar k1ds lgl! C.:btldren ok . $450. ---------16671 Viewpoint Ln. --------- La lllyfr'Otlt COftdo WlT H POOL Secunly building. 2 Br. 2 ba J>1S1mo. :e llH, 2 ba . bltns. frpl. 'unde<·k. 2c1 r d oor oµen.·r . blk t o 81 ~ WrooJ allO Mo bi3 GSIU Steps to beach. Yrly 2 br, J Rr. 2 ba Carpels1drps. frplc Avail now. $37S. U1s hwasher. Gas pd 642 21Z7 . 64.2·3400. $lal4brk1dspetshouse !168-36S2or~Sl51 3 Bdrm, 2 ba Frt:e<.lom Ava.ii Sept.I. $375 mo 3 bdrm. 2 ba. 2 c ar Waterfront llom~1t -557"°82-5---Clean 2 BR w~;ara~, ~,':no~~~~.~~>'~~ ~1371' ~:r:1gge.;, d~~~w:ts::~: ...._,.._.. 3206 Ad.Its. no pets. 773 W. mfrca11Renata556-1777 4BrhomenearYorictown 'Wltsb-e-r-&-dr..yer_ \Vilson. P>O. 646·95:/A . -& Brookhursl. Saogle flfet>lace. air cond. Near •---63-1•1•400----l~udlo Jµt I hlks Crom beadl..Jncl w11t11e;. ~3.S mo Uay i~ 71111 . eve ••••••••••••••••••••••• St50/Vrly. Cute 2br , gar parking. Avail. Aug. 20. 3br. 2ba gar, range, lrg. 6i5-~. yrd. F JP. No Pets. 648 W. UM St. ~. 642-0835. Near new, 3 Bit home, dose to bay & o<·eun. &ame<i cell's., frplc ., Jacuzzi. Obi. garage. ~Mo., yrly. 8111 Grun- dy, RJlr. 675-6161 s Hr. 3 ba, exec. custom home. Fantastic loca - ucn P. Pt. Sl250. mo. Parker Realty, 551·3253 appt. eon.a ....... 3222 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sharp 3 en 2 Ba conao." dbJ gar, $l50 mo. No pets. Call 546-5880, ask for Pam or Larry New Condo 1\Jesa BluUs 2br, 2'hba, aucro, fprlc. r e nt /l se . $5 50 . 714-~7429, 213-821-5868 Eastslde. Owner built this one for himself. Beaut. used brick frplc, in step. down hvmg rm. Spac lutchen w /sep laundry rm. 2 lge bedrooms, tile bath, AM/FM intercom lhru-out. Close to ever· )'lhlng. Avail 8/15179. ~/mo. Agt. 631·2242 DUPLEX, 2 BR, I U3, :;lory. 2 ba. SSSO mo. ln1neff.S. SSS0.96Q..S260. new cpts. drps, & paint. Shoreline Mgmt Corp. Sm cluld OK. No peL'I. 847-6363. New Woodbridge 2Br. $350 mo. 1954·A Meyer -------l ba. $450mo. Days Pl. 5'19 3484_!!!!._5:30 & New 4 BR. bonus rm, 640·4450. Eves-wknds Dana Point 3226 ••••••••••••••••••••••• fri~-. wshrld-r.y4).f, cpl, 546-41..56.._Ask_ for Dou.s_ tlrpr;. 3 Car gar. $750. Ammerman. 6:m 5476 ----SUPEll 4br. 1n fJre Nwpt Terr twnh.s, new :1 I.Ir, 21•1 lia, Vlt!W, pool s.ro ~ Park Ll..do 1\dults only Coodo. :.!br. 21Ja. 4! car $i:lr ~m 1ioo1 . .W;.J) "[J(I yr lse 1\!>k for I .)'11111• 614~><!00. CW:i. 15!!·0111 Nice. clean duplex: 1 nR. Very shari> 3 Br 2 Ba st1.:1ous r acqu~tball l ba. Wood lnte r. Sun· model home. Lots of club. Nev.·ly decor. SOOS. LU.\Ur) co11t.10. Ila) mil' deck. yard; no pets. wood, mirror, fplc, ideal ~76 t'O\'C, I Br, l'Of1vert den. Utilities pd. AvaH. Sept. for sgls/cpls. $.525 incl. $1000 mo 213 383 331t l 3 0 M h gardener. 962~ ~ a.oc1I 3248 cvl-::.. :!13 Ml.I !J71)b st . s 5 on l . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1-496-1602 3 Br condo, dbl encl. OCEANFRONT.Wkly or &Toro 3232 garage. Near beach . yearly rentls $W0 & up. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Si&50 No pets. 962·6365. 4!JS.3579. HOMES FOR RENT 3 °' 4 br. Pnced from SW> to 5'&95. Fnct I lb , out ~Ulndul.i ~µuc hou.w. l sty, 3 br. l', ba, frplc. cnx. c1e>t dl'lb. h:c b.1ck yard Ideal for neat fam1 ly~--- t.ease· Newport Terrace Condo 3 Br 2 2 bu SS15 mo 5''8 :1929 675 \1115 Hllom & b1Hh (Jl'.•(•an 'ww. f 'lo· .. · to heh Lui mdd w1rr1<1 1;r, 1 H1i ~Hr-+~~. l;lll~ anrl n •f n ).! & Ulll N<1 1•·"' s1z·, t>io '~ ~l:l.1 .!hr. 111,1 hlln,, lrpl•'. ~ u.nclec k.'>, l'0'-11, .ad U I l.'\ II() pct.., A'-'\ t17J-·1 I l7 3824 • •••••••••••••••••••••• LA MANCHA Al'TS Large, 1.2&.3 bd garden apu.. Adults. Oi.hwhr. l>ltlb, encl gar, ga:. bbq Pool Ga'> Pd 7i8 Stull Pl lA2 5(fi3, ~ 5611 IRVIME TERRACE f)'ont row VIEW home in t>xcl usive Ir vine Ter- race, JUSl rrunutes from I-' a s h J on 1 s I a n d . 3 Bdrms .. pool. family rm. & the view 1i. really i,pe('. tacular. day & nq::ht. ~500 Per month. Im· mediate occupancy. East.side entertainer's de- litc. 3 BR, 1'14 ba, many arneruttes. Children. no pets. Avail 9/1. $795 -631-0496 please. Kids & .pets Avwl. 9-1. 4br, 2ba, frplc, welcome. CaJl 964-2566 or bltins, lndr rm. enc l 973-2971.Agl,oofee. gardener incl. patio. ____ ;;;.._ _____ , pref. 2 cluJdreo no pets. F• lain v.., 3234 liOOmo lSt, last + dep. Quallty home. ocean vu 3 BR. 2 ba $950 M oolh Turner Assoc 2 l:idrms. I IJJth apt Adul~ $3i5. mo Ga) 2 Hr. 2 ba H1g <:an~<m paid ~ ;n;'J t~nhse $800,mo No Pf'L' l'all .ift 6pm U1!1 l>l-1 ~ -··••••••••••••••••••• dys, 540-9".200 ext. 302, HOMES FOR RENT eves 1·735-3614 4 Br. 2 b a, frplc, huge yard w1acccss. Avail. 1 9/1. s;25. 348 Hamilton ; St, C.M. 642·7743. 3 or 4 br . Pnce<i from Sl6.5 to $495.. Fncd yard & ~a rages . Fam 1I1 cs please. k ids & p('t~ welcome. Call 964-2566 or 97J..2971. Agt, no fee. 3 br, 2 ba, Crplc, new cpl, qwcl cul-de-s ac. Nr. Hunllllgton Ctr. $475/mo. I yr. lease. Call aft. 6PM &wknds. ~1 -8153 3242 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 Br 2Yi lia, new cpts. dbl 2·sty. Sbr. Jba, frpk. FH , gar. l m1 to -0eee1n. $600, pati o . N r . s c h b . 548·2000 ' Gardener meld. $800mo. 1142·1241, 962·S679. ah. 5 Por Lease. 2br, den. 3ba, , ShM.tp4 BR 2 Ba. dbl gar.. M·F. overlooking waler. $750. duJdren & pets OK. $525 ---------84().6383 leave message m>. Call 546-5880, .ask for twi140t1 a..dt 3240 ~ '~-_ ramorLarry ••••••••••••••••••••••• d • I y d Uyouwant your a vertt.'I· our friends an ing messa11e to reach neagbbors .use Classified more J>tQple al lower w be n t h e )' h a v e cost, Class1f1e<1 lS lbe aomethi.n& to sell. They'll way '° go• Call Now! tell you bow well it 642·5678 l wonedforthem! HOMES FOR RENT 3 or 4 br. Price<! from $165 to S495. f'nc<I yard & garages . Families please. kids & pets welcome. Call 9&H.566 or 973-2971. Agl, DO fee. NO POVVER · SHORTAGE Luxury 3 br. 2 ba. so· dock. $1100/lease. nr bch & club. 213-592-2201. Jbr. 2"'1ba. wet bar. 32 fl. boat slip loci. Tennis & pool : steps to beach. BX>Mo. 846-321.S at the PILO I wer with a 4:994.501 494-1117 3 Bdrm. 2\1-J ba new homl'. ocean vu. Ava.ii 1mm1.-d. $750 mo. 494-8188 LG .• clean 4 br top of thi, world hnly bome S750 lease. 494-989 l ••• ..-S.Howcrdlewis 2046 Vista Coion Newport leoch You ere tt.e wiMet-of twofrft ffcket books ($19.SOvalue), to KMOTrS IERllY FARM Ate.10th lhru Aug. 19 ncXet.s may be claimed by calling 642·5678, ext. 272 Hlutrs co ind<>. lea!><!. 3 UR. :! l.iJ • i.111~le ll'\ cl. ~Pl'l' tal·ular \ICW' !ldr!lillll J l Sl'!b mu J\J.,'t 1"10 0020 3278 ••••••••••••••••••••••• J Bdrms. :! IM. S 1J V11lagl' l'hildn•n OK Sf75 5114).3734 ufl Ii pm W~tw 3298 • •••••••••••••••••••••• HOM ES F'OR Rf;NT 3 or 4 br Pncrd fmm S'65 lo $WS. f)ll'd \a11.I & 1t:irages. Fa ni 111 l '" plca::.c. kids & J'l'I" welcome CaJI 964·256t. or lflJ.2971. Agt. no f~ ------ • • * tcf lw•s FwWshed ...,....,... 3152 ..::i;:;·········· ·-···················· 3706 3 BR. 3 ba twobse. 2 frplc 's, All amen. Oukireo & pets by ap- proval. $650. 497-2292. 644-2212. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2bdrm. 1 ba fl.replace No pets. Avail Sept. 15 $475 .)e.arly. 615·9229 ------ ~tal'IOO.'> 2 hr. ap~ f' am1 I\ uml Pool & P l.n ground Sonllam e Wt,;.t 1\ IJ l ., l I ~ll> :\I a p I e 1~ 1!151 IJCt.,. t't'n 12 ~ CardPn \'1sta \11h 8(>uu1 brand nt•w 1&2 Hr. frplc laundrv rm Ir n med on uµ > S3:1;; 1 o ~J.) nil. Ml!mt t.l42 ~l I.! Tiit: GABLES :! br w gar Adult.~. cpls rl !'V'. tJnRc. fnc d >d wtr .}l,t:I I'. ()r J n1;.1· tit.I I' \01l1c>n.1 ~' \ Orull)!t' INSTANT IN Nev. 2 br. 2"2 ba duple -.. °'-'eall view. 1650 i.q (t ut lwtuf}. Cncd ~ d $495 6TJ.63J6 or 642·9666 I Br. l Ila. Eai.tsule • storage. freshly derorat cd Srna II but perfoct lor l adult $260 615 S6b4 . 9fe81iB"ll ~50 1 mo. 548 SllS6 or ---- Super beach 3 Br 2 Ba. d(:ck, garage. yrly $S7S . No pet.S 1k ids. 645-1682 bl:J.ml 2 lJR. l hu duplt>x. 1'.:ast.<:tde $.111.' l•t>r mo. Garage extra. No pets t\\aJI rl(Jw C..:all 675-091.:J or t.7J-07~ 2 Br. l l1u. SJJ() ml) 271 ·/\ i. ... ,t ttit h Plact' <ia~ • ..,...... r~e. lau.nc.lry l.w1I No peh ti44 1>1~ 'l.;µt II~~ tnµl1!1', J hr. 4..1~. 2 HiJ . 2 f rplc. <·µt.:.. <Jrape:,. bit 1n. ... dbl 11ar. lndn. ~•Jler i:::a~ pd ()Ider • h1ldren OK. ~ <m~le.:AS 3281 ~ UH l Ba. gar. adults nu peb. ~ 31!J Mon le \.-" la.~I 'er. 3826 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l.A:lw.e 2br. drp-., rein!! J.:Jr. \ Jrd .\dull:. :"'ov µ.1.'; ~ 551; l:Jl I $1C1i mu: n~.~T .Sm I l>r I IJJ ... l oriO ~·1 n ~undc><lo. o\1·rlookinR ~·•JI( ((JI.Ir~· l.;td l>J tt.I ~IS mo ftl I f°Jlll· ( JIO p.m.i ~~ 15',i or 1~, 5;r.;, ' 3834 .......•.......•••.•••. l.\H{.;f.l(J:\UCJ lbr .: ,tJu, honu~ rm . 'Z 1 Jr J.!M :-.;,..,.ly lll'tur ~ Hun IS4X ISHl>I 1f no c1n\wcr ~~:b~ ..._ .. ...,_°"~ U40 •.•..............•..... •DELUXE• GARDEN APT. 2•.AcWtsf#/ly 3 poob Col en.'<.! <'ar pon p.tllo apj_; . li BQ's rl<lM' lO (W)"I & bclu ... alk to,-,hoppini? 17111~west at War11er 847-6064 tt.11wqoa Gt-aitodo La rge 4 bdrm. 2 ba hreplace, ocean view . $950 per mo. 1early . G75-674!) ------- :"'ll't' 2~r. I ba house oo .AJrd . 0 µt!t.'i $451) JS l 1 WO ------ DELUXE CONDO Jhr, ..!' 2ba. newly decor <:a r $!>75 Ron 848~ 1( no an-,wer !168-00IR S'i(Xl t.o $S5(J 3 br. 2 ba. E'nCI gar Patio Blk t.o h<'h . all bltru.. yrly ThL Mgmt IH2· l603 • blk to bch ~ew 2Br. ~~1mo. Also bach apt. SlKS Parlung. 968 8263 J kK 2 Ba. $.S5Cl mo yrly. I UR I l3a. PlO yrly. 1 &ch $275 yrly. :-frwport PC'runsula Rlty. 1;73~ I ISr dlN' 10 heacb. S:~ .}llU ~ )!,HC'll..~ t,i3 5187 BIG CAHYOH VIEW l_.\H(;t-. 2 Hit 2 Ba. fplc . 'JUlkt.I cl~"· ball'ony l.'n<'I 2 car ~ara~e. pool, re;· rac1I. nu pets. Avail ~pt 3 SS75 75'!-2496 ----San a-.• 387 t. .............•.•.••.•.. I & 2br. muve tn today Walk l.O bc:h. $285 LO ~' t~U5mor4!18 J~3 11,lf h $.!lo) (IO hd) \\ b l·.,l ~ h1le water new Ul.11 pd I 642-:tol4 ........ 3810 . .......•.•....•..•.... N~ townhome. nr So U>ast Plaz.a. 3 Br 2 Ha, I rpk . pool, $500. 252 I Sunflowe r, SA. Call :!t J /839 5396 or 711170.-1}.l()R -----ll>r. nr S Coa-;t Plaza . j..ool. J:) m. ::.et· , 14u1el. ~ t>l5 !).i.l2 -----y 0 ur Ad po st Life ooubl~ pilot & coa e• oa1IY p0"'85P 3 BR. den, pool &. spa: avail. now. Kids & pets O.K.1675. 495-Z77S ~ves 2br. Winter Adwlts No ~ar No PcL' Ut1I pd. $325. 673·5003. 559 4426 f'anlastu.· 2 HH. 11 ~ ha lower or duplex. 1.11111! Island 1 Gnr + <'arport $SSO + Ut1I La ura Vance. RJtr &7:l,4()6:! 1X'aut1ful g.irrlen .;ipti. !).JOI & spa. Adult>. nu p~'t.~ s:n:i (1l'dll J br. 11 : bJ l'Ondtl 1'1iol. kids ok No p••b SIUI mo .+ Ulll 67.) 17cl1t l.i.ldll'lur Wt I'. llltllSt ti-ki tiHHi •.•.......•..•..••••••. TllE EX<'ITl!'llG PALM MESA Al'TS ~UNL 'T LS TO N PT BC.:H Bach. 1&2 liR lrom~&up. Adult:. No pets. ''°' Any merchandise for sale priced at $100 or less qualifies for a Pilot Power Ad 4 lines, any Wednesday -$2.00 Call today, we 'JI bill you or charge it to your BsnkAmericard I VISA or Master Charge. (Motorcycle ads must be prepaid) Deadline: Any time before 5 p.m. Tuesday • All items must be priced • Ad can run in any appropriate classlllcation • Sony, no commercial buslneaaea DAI LY PILO T New a Br, 2 Ba + den. good location, enclosed pvt yard, J)7S. 499·3488. 3 Bdrms. 21h ba. Walk to lake. Community pool & park. Avail 9/1. '65()/mo. a:nmes ...... Viejo 3267 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOMES FOR RENT 3 or 4 br. Priced from 5'6S to $495. Fncd yard & garages. Famillel> please. Kids & pets wekome. Call 964·2566 or 973-2971. Agl, no ree ... ,,,....... 3269 ••••••••••••••••••••••• For Lease J asmine C.:n .-ek Condo. · Sec. gate. pools. tennis, p r1 v . Ja r $1,200mo. Call Tanya at 833-1357 or 646-5096. lalMNI , ........ Cl 3 7 07 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bay{ront. Adults lbr. l'lln slecp2mlivtngrm. PM\ pauo & IJch $SO(Jwl. bT~i90. Avail HIY on bl• Sept 15 3724 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 Bdrm trailer SZOO mo + uurs. No children or :"e~ ly decorated 3 Br 2 Ba lo~nhou ... c :..pal·1uu,. hreplace & pool. ~wet arl'd Adult~. no pd;,. S.13 1;.15 J:ltll b"75 ~\I QU1Ffti¥1HG Most t.;t1I f'rec New cpt. dll)>. encl gc1rage. patio. J!reat kitchen 14 bit n' ,\dull:>, no pelS Obi "'"k U1 bath :!BRSJ501l BRS32S 2323 ~Iden A\e . <..: M 64.2·7605 doft.s. 64.2-9193 37 ... 1-: .. ~ISIDE. CM. Sharp :.! L.arJ-1 leoch -BH I lia. pvt 1:ar. encl IJ?e ••••••••••••• • •• • •• ••• • ) ard. cluld OK. S395 mo LAGUNA Ul::ACll ~1TR Call !>46·5880. ai.k for L~. M;ud sl'rv , t·olor Parn T\, heated pool Ut1l ------ <71-1 1494·5294. 98!' No •L1t'an 2br rondo nr ~ Coastllwy C.:i.t l'lata. Pool. spa. ~. lJuld ok. 833-8974 He.,.t•ach 3769 ---------· ...................... . $32.S. Larf{e 2br. Iba, gar & Indy fac Adults. No Pets. 2009 Maple Apt. K. S48-6l&5. LOST&ALONE? ltfMT1MES SHOWS YOU TKE WAY TOGO HOME CALLHl-4555 Luxury Coodo ln Nwpl Qoest. Waltinl distance from bcb. Clean ai quiet 2Br . 2Ba, new ap . pliaocea. Huce 2 car gar, w/book-up. SS9S mo. t213) 924 ·5357 collect anytime. IWffS SUMMllljWIMTH UNTALS oeAMOND REAL ESTATE JJ•W.COUlMWY, ITIHI - 2 BR 1 Ba, pvt patio. <'arport, on the golf l'Olll"Se. $375 mo. No pels. Ask for Larry or Pam. 546--SIB) ___ 6_4_S._7_S_7_l __ Near new 2 br. 2 ba. bltns. dshwasher. laundry OHTMlllACH fac1I. sundeck. $400 mo. Bac.h, lotch. bath, ulil pd. Adults. no pets. Days Hole! ApU. SZlO yrly & 67s.oci62. eves 613-1418. up. lat " laat. 2300 W New & clean :! Br. l ba. oceulronl. 673-4154. IACI( 14 Y llAUTY NewlY remodell'd 1 Br. 3br, 2ba, bay view, prof Yt'lDler/)'rly pauo. frpk. ctuldren ok. no petS $375, 1335 Raker St. 968·3636. 642-71.43 ~e~'. ~: __ 67_3-m&t __ ._n_6_P_~_I . __ 2br. 2 ba $400 . New ms moleae. 540.5505 or Lido Ille, walerfroot, 1Y/frplc. & ynis. M"T-4700 9155-aJ.98. becb, apt. Prerer older eic:t. 2312 days, 640-2U6 man. No pell. S285. evesliwlmds. -•Bdrm, 1~ be, den, 87Hm8Leue. u:8oowa,., pool • 1pa. •---------Lis zt>r. 2be + ram, xlnt Neer ..-.. ll• )'ard. Larae 2 bdrm. 2 ba. £.ede tor, near nu, too. Pool ma1at. G&rilenlag. 5 nrepac.. 2 doors from MM*f. 75Natl. blk.I to Newport Bay. beech. ..-SO per mo. year. WISTIAY &DIN Cd tOlfU or 1311-9663 ly.67S4141 leave .-qe. i...=.--------Zlll Eklen. Eas\Side nice -----------Oceanfront WINTER l br. 13.U. Also a br, 1~ S.~ '~I be .. N" RE.NT ~L. l'\lrn. 2br. ba. t35(). Gas ai water pd. WU!r9 Modtl. Guarded 2ba, frPIC, W 10. *'°°Mo. Pool, encl. 1aragea. Mar. aates; pool • tennl1. 64&-m>. 645-S180. $l200 llo. IU·S40I; BALBOA BAY CLUB.•--------Gl-3Mt ~ COndo, 3 br, 3 Sub-Rent. 2 Br, i ba. be. trp&c. 2 patiol, sW)· 4Br2Baeucutlvefamlly eo-GT.1.-.3321 de(k. pool, jac:\W.l. tell· UvtnJ In Harbor View HORT TERM REN· ala.Mt-1917. HQmil.~\Oacbool• TA.LS -------pool, DO .... -mo. L ..... D lbr, ttot'e, ,..,..._ !Mid. Sl.8J., ... l440 a.,.,r ay wt. also Clole '° .,..._ ll •hop· winter 6 y rl)'. A1l. • s.uorettheft pr'tf. w.tAdl CallMN171 8'Ml10 9M$1DO.CallMH1511. SHARP. bt:at•h I :! & J BH, trpk. cl'!hw~r. i.:ar & µau<~ ;o.;o peh ~.GJ51f st:P£H I br pool. gar. lrpk. l rl'C .. ~XS. Adull!> H-U·!151!3. fi.lZ·~I :\edr &>al·h 2h1. uul pd CJ.11Jo\1t', ~ DJI. eve ... l.5t>J Mesa Or 1~1 Blks l:;ast of Newport lilvdJ 9am·5pm 546-9860 ---- -Seavrind Village l<tvitx :! llr 3 btk ... bear h ~ .. w 1&2 bdrm luxury ( Jll l!.C ~~Ill'.:! l' I> adlt 1.µI. 2 t3C .idult Jpl.S m 11 plaoi. ALldfllJ from $150 + pools. ten I bdrm I ba dc.hv.a~her. eo<.I gara~l'. pauo I milt' lrom br.ich_ 1\dults. nu pl'L' $!ll.) ~ II U60-5260 Quil•l I Ur dplx. S bll,., ln>m bt>dr h. fenr vrd. t'f\d Rarage. kuis. Pel'> OK S2'J5. ~ !!052 ----------HEW CUSTOM 21DRMUNIT l..ari.te ~ br. 2 full baths, frplc. huRe pvt yard. cl<.l!.00 garage No pets. 5m mo. + S200 secunty + $75 cleaning. 17671 Van Suren, between Slater & Newman. eBsl ol Beach Blvd. dnve by & call ror appt. 848·~ or 960-1347. L..J-IHdl 3141 • •••••••••••••••••••••• OCEANFRONT 2 Br. i ba w 1pri,•acy. greenery, crashmg surf & super bea c h . ST95 /m o . Wa t e rfront Hom i.,. 631-1400 Spacious 2 BR, Jaoaj rm, tin> Mo. Turner Assoc. -.un LUXURY 2 BR 2 Ba pen· Uase. Views. Terrece. ao1roo. 4M-53r1 LUXURY 28r, 28a, ocu.o view, SlOOO mo. 494-«188 ............ 3112 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2br, 2ba condo o n fl()lfcoune, dbl aarage. 5'75 .•• :me. 49'l-tm!O. ru... ~ aterfalls. pond~ 1 t.;J:. for coolong & hedl 1ni: paid. f'rom San l.>lcgo f)'wy dnve North on Beach lo ~kFadden lhetl Wl'St on Ml'Fadden lO S1.:awind \'1llage . 171411'193 j ]98 -------- TllEES. TRHS ADULT APARTMENTS NC!ltlc<I among tall pinl!S & rushing streams. PACIFIC WOODS 839-2140 4000 • •••••••••••••••••••••• Room w /kitchenette S72 week & up. S48·97SS 2~nr. bch. Wlkit priv. 1285. L!lt, last + Sl 00 dept. No Pets Single Mal. 675-5533. ~99. Room & sepa r at " J(Jtchen. $155 & $175. • ~ blk from beach. 2121 Balboa Bl, NB. 673·14Sl ,~ ..... 4250 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lbee for rent, Bil Bear Oly alps 6; linens fum. $2S rutely pr cpl. Call alter 3 p.m. $C-lil9. TAHm Modem 1 or 2 be' tottqe on beach on TablU with car. row boat, wasb machine, complete kitchen. etc. FOf more lnloC.UB-_,, .._.,.. ............... ._. 4JOO ··············~········ ...................... . UDO IAYW a.pert, v\ew-4 er, a be. D6n rm. f /P, IM!Ho. avail lflO(Tt. Call 17S«10 bet 7:• pm or~ or ...... Fem. 2br, Zba, frplc. ~I. xlnt. view. Sl'JOIQo, Npt. Bch.ev•-.... . --........ ---·-·--..... Baltio. lalud. Rmm•te ZS..3S to 1bare Ira .._, boma.11WOl. ----~-..-- 'MrC a-. ···--::S...... .... . .... ·····-· .. ·--·· a...vt~ • l .. ta.11.u.a. R c ~a_.---: ... A'IOOM WI I! 1111 I P 'S... ._ • •• ::::: •• !!! ................... !!!:~ .••.• ,, .......... ....!!!!!:!I........... ..... ................. . ae11Coam•• 24 lllr ~.., .... '1C>b,... S.W.-w-.omad· ..... a&4 at.Ul.-t •':."' dla na. ball al. Awl =-~Uc':.. 9\tZe Mld'&HAULQIO ALL Tlte PHtonal To11c h PETERSPAINTINO TYPDDUMPtaUCK CWNna ._...... lo Eapr'd, Aeaa llal .. LDWRATll ... l~I your niecfa, ~~plet.e Pree Eat. Call Oeu P.U.Uoc lnt1,.1t, ~ty ICalaer plumber. Member :1 ~ldrr;~·~~; ~~~.~fn':'oded. • .. • nn sr ~. C"OUtlll ... w .._ ... nn I I I I I I• I a.............. ti, Guaf' ... pit odor 1 •VUY I.OW PIUCD• oolMCMtllPt--· 0...0 s.aou prol .. klula •-is ID)' ~ MlmC:..S.:... ooly butlneH. Bon·--------.................... _. did/Im.._.. Pn!f. ~ EJcl 6 Int ... -.... l2 Yrtt ••· NB /CM .,.., -·--•••••••••••••••• 1·rn '"'•"· Pf'lt'e• are Repalr " Reroof. All .,,.11 matnA t y p es • s h i n i I • s • Drlvewa1••Perkla1 <.-)It ....... 15 yn. e.~. Wllllt CWMam 8uUden .. ......,..~ DI> .-fl ..,,..,. Re& rftBGllW • ~ • ...... .,. .. c....... d"1D. u •. ,.,_ ...... .... Eialf-~,~!~.. . 53M1IO.~ SllS .\aplaall • .,.....,1 '1!.oaGI 11._tah urpe n l r y . Uc'd. -137JMI, O&llaa .\\I "'71 tlom• Prld•·1arden cle.nu ... Miil awa)'1. .,. .... ._»4-l'ltl db a penoQ,11 &ouch! .::.i•"'.Mi.13i4 ' Palot1n1. INT/EXT "-Lea•--rockehakes·com~·lar. -••••-••••••••••••• ~I. ettt. 541·:19 Flo. AJI lrv•t• •ty l,.a agu Wt On (:arpei Oeantta. ..._,'OP I ~ dlia Also up ... ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• holattry. Work iiuar --··-•••••••••••••• l''Ttt Ul. S)7 .$0u p . NMt, e.-t, reN , 12 m«ut Aw •=•· 1pertJln« yn. tsp. LJc'd. Dave It , ••• ' =Ol'~·~· flM.l~. tJ•bn~ll.a l'lt•Htl(l/MtJlllC T•'1 .... ..,.... l\rrr1•• frt1m NllllS ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hand ~hln& of )'OW' car at )'OW' bOme or ol 1Nrk tnOYlll unit Prt't• fl..ll.:C1'1ltCI AN PriNd eil.rt'lll rat.a ~3?16_ naht rree •ticnale 00 .... •••••••••-•••••••• •----------lnL/Ext . Oepend1ble Wut a REALLY CLEAN It ...... Reuooable. fl'rec ~•t ~~IA Cluence's TV. Local larte onmall Jc* ---Cal "4 Uc. tmzw l'TS-03.Se flt~.~ HOUSE? Call Gingham --•••-•••n• _caUJay.*"1S8 Gitt. ~-. MS-S123 MOUS111MD1aS ......, •~ service. Good refs. Rsnbl --~=::::......... ratefl. $5.95+. !i57· l096 hh111Ser•lce __ ............... .. lJ,mcbtlon or wor~lna ~. m.1.s. .. born@ rook lnM? Call Kalhy few re uonabl)' pnct'd p leli. UMnm.ctr4c ~· .J ........ .............. ReUdetlllaJ •~m~taJ .... , .................. . BA.NKRUPTCY ~~ UIVORCl!:S75 ctioo ~aat 84.2-~100 llVOICE Typtn.i M.'rvlce av1.1ilabh: ' Call Barbar.t 641 05lt6 DtSlefano & A~ronov1u Construcuon. Fl"ee est Lie 113'1DW. 640-96'9 ,J1m·s boat • bome re· pa.1rs . l speciahie lo carpentry Ii fiberglass rep&.u'. Also glass & win. ow C'h atJDel e11ta«. . rou namt' 1t I v.1U nm~. tatenng ab.o for totnrwt4l or lg parues 842-7'll4 •Travelera Elec tric • Sonl. Mainlel\1111('\', com m I. resideotaal l.1<' 41 lbndfd.. m~ 1642 1soo EU:JCTRlCIAN NJK Quulll)' Serv ices Best ralAIS for liPQ hkup prov1c.l~s prof baarte n· a nc.l !i '11al l er Jobs. OC'ni and ~u1ltt:Si.e. for 675--83U ______ _ your wedl11ng:., t'OCkta1I •• hi .t part.kl611od uJI <1C'Clis1oru..+sn • Lie l 09'J24l .. 897 823 1. ••-••••••••••••••••••• 8111 4214 536-6413 Magician a~allable for . any occu1on Adam c-tet~ Fleaseber~ ....................... r • L' dations retaining 1 c1 .. oun I ~ ...................... . I' •• ....................... Carpentry. (ft>C\D& • rOOI • 1n& No job too sml. Pa~ Cbft631 <&2'4 llOUSE•APTPAJNT REPAIR CLt:A.N HAUL U> COST 646-1701 ..... ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCC Student. 1 Too truck. Trash. tr~ ll1 m Oan &fl·~. Yard refuse o r light furruture. Reasonable rates. Call 640-66U. ~~ wood f~ Hauling, trimmlog, yard walls, blocks. pat1oi.. u cc'd. ~-50l:t. 548.@19 Robin's H•secleanlng A l1'0UP""' _. u-...,rs p a I n t 1 n • . ,.. r •• e • ..._.. .. bl wW care for ,our home .. "' Sr'vc, for a ...,__ Y ~ you are away. Pb ~tun.ates. Res. rat.a. deao home. ~1 '68Sl8ex. z. _m._n __ , ------ Cedar Crpl Clean'g , Resp. coUege sr. to srt steam/Shampoo. wodow your home or apt. Have ws b'g, flr wax·g, gen ref. Avail. 8/18-8/26. ~-~ 6. tmtturea Tree s.r.ke ,_HT. Hl-1439 ·-••••••••••••••••••• -----Prof tree trimming & re· A t 1 1 moval service. t'ree est. ·--••••••••••••••• Call963-9836AM. Ptwnb&AR rt.1)aJr. ~pee: m r't'modehni.t. copix:r re -cln'g serv Res/Comm. Re a sonable . S imon . Bll.IS26-71TI. 751-8951 ---------lnt Paint & wallpa-r. ptpe fo't~ ~l Top Ital "" Plwnbull( SJ7 31!H ~work. reas. pr. l"'ree _ Mike'sTrecScrv1cc. Trc1· rc.'fOOvaJ, cleanup, trai.h hcluJ away. 540 6760 For e x ce llen ce 1n houseclearung. Cleaoiog Unluruted. $46--3726 ---SUSlE'Scleaoing service. 'lborougtr. l time. wkly, rmthJy. 751·7368 MS. VICKIE'S c leaoing • •••••••••••••••••••••• I du rt ... f II W. AllOd•a.r.c.. Low homeowner rates 675-0562 ........... ' e.t. SU!ve 547 4281 . •·or e?rt paUll. C alJ JI m Dave 's Pa1ot1ng , Res1Comml. Serv ing coastal comm. 8 yrli H.igbcst q uality work. Rsnbl. he'd . Dave. 580 ,.........., Any plumbing. wate r -••••••••••••••••••••• serv, leaks. balhnn encl. fo'tce tnal lesson, crcden cl'r a m1 c tile. Rc ai.. 1.1aled, readm1t. math & 83i!-2168 French. 67J.60 l3 Any plumbing. water T,,....SerYice serv.leatts,bathrrn-enel ........ •••••••••••••••• ceramic tile . Reas . 8J2.atti8 service. Resld. clea1UDg I • •i p .. • I esr• .._ ~ o R. St CJ · Pl .. LP ()Tice Serv1 ceb. Prof. t)'pUlg, l.erm papers, re· s u m es e t c . Lo ua i.e Ua&an. :;e. 7135 _Ftee __ es_t_. J_1_m_646-4 __ 11_s __ 1 C.. iidor Ulg, gates• fence rep&ll'. &garage cleanups. 6-1(}.4000 ~7 -8271 at its besL Uc 'd/Bonded. ~~:_-: •• :........... ~ ang. reliable~~ :..m.,. Servuig t.he Irv/ Npt/ European Landscaper. Paiot"g •Wallpaper'g &is-3503 Tustin areas . We take f't'ee ~l. 3yr Guarant. To Place your "Fast Result" Service Directory ad ... Call Now .f\NY'tlUNG from A toZ. ••••••••••••-••••••••• a tmP\c.1ure Framing. Con<.'orde Contr actors ~-=~md Aft 5 PM. 549-1801 Save on rm a dd1t1ons on----------1 ly S20 ~r ~fl. 848·3654 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~----'LAll'·re I for a bet· =====--"'f· Gomplete serv1~4r!'litl~. ter job. you won't want to The fastest draw m the Automal1c ope re.tors . mass the e mployment West. . .a D aily Pilot Re p a 1 r s p ec 1 a It y . columns m Classlf1ed. Classified Ad. 642·5678. ~-W74 pn ... _ m' our work. Call Top work. •·aar pncc. , ..... uck L"'s1an ...,..·1478 Then.. Su Pl b "'""pl __ ,._ d k ..... 0..1 """" ,_,Id ""' ca ,,,_. npe rgcon um . .,... \HIUO:r, ump true • 'or a""'. "~l ,399 nas . ......._, ysteves ..-... ~ .. 1.n .. h I _. ,, ,,,,. ~ ... ~ r ree ei.t Rep1~. E>'~· au , lroo & Y•u ~ L'u.5tom paJ..DlUlg, aJJ hand remod e l work . cstm wrk. tn1sc. 831·1257 Gene ral housecleantnJ.?. -fllrf work. 1nt1ext. frC<! ~t Fast hauling, res $14 & up Yd & i;:ar clnups. 1-'rt:.-e est. <714 >~·459'7 apes t.ofr . Refs. own trans . •••••••••.............. J ack -·~.,., ~----horrk"'i Comm ·1 & re!> id 962-0SIO lincltwork S mall JOb' ---_ _ ~ W<Jr k-4l.t-J: --------N\'wpott. Costa Mesa & SEU... 1dJe items with a r a te' :.11i i;',3;) Ln· SeU idle items &.\2 5678 lmnc_ ~5-3175 eve!\ ~>' Pt.I~ Cl~l1ed Ad =Jl~.).) 64i..S-6-ff,---- bt. lZ2 ..... to~ 4300 Offiu....... 4400 Office....... 4400 ...... W..t.d 4600 ~to Lo. 5025 ,,,. I llF c IHIHh 5100 Lo.t & '--d 5300 ht UJI .. s.r-.ius 5360 Help W..ted 7100 ·····•••··••••·•···••·· .....•.......••........ ....................... ........................ ....................... ....................... ....................... .... ........................................... . "10\'Ulg?Avo1ddeposits & CBCTEllPOIHTE /i>.VAIL/!>.&ENOW Res pons i ble, work an ~ t'Oli:-OU · fe m "mall ~on bu.<itnf"S~ lnp. 1\U 'OIJ~TI N<; C'l.fo:Ftl\ cut h v1ng expenses! ... ~ .... UTE... Large reception area. 2 w r 1 l e r s ~c k s 0 n c SWING LOANS blonde do&. long·hau 1.:-d, Jta~ fun.. QUI 1'rave1Jnt: <iood tl'lt.'phonc l'Olle•· Profei.s ionally s ince """..,.,.. ~·~ pvt. offlces+storage and and H 10. \IC Newport " Se<.'r etane i.. fi rcnda . lion' l'an llmr Lit• l"'l Jamboree &MacArthur -•eren,.,./UHU'k "Pa""". bedroom l'O tt ai;e in KMNY Vargrn.1a. CM. 642 3918. t&t-T'.J63 typ1n~. Irv. indu~t rial .,, Ba w -·•-.. \AJllU '"' -v• ~ ~... Corona dcl Mar or CosLa 2nd'Trust Deed Loans on r"" ---k 1 ( HOUSEMATES p; Y h ::~: Ground floor, coovenient Mesa. Qwct.ness cssen residential property ~. Con!1deol1a.I persooaJ par h I orulri. lt·x111hlt· 832·4134 11!1 wrpe · & ample parking. Ideal IJaJ. Wnle Clas:ufied Ad Customized to meet llHlf'H£R $\.W r cu~c Cd 1'11 75~2737. NewponAJ.rportloc.CaJI !I~ Daily Pilot. PO. you.rnceds' n"" ~~~~ ~~hr~okll~f~: ~~L ~t. S40.$fljj:f a i.k for 1-~xpand your _J 1fest yle with .i compatible room- mate We d1sc:over thal IJ('NHI L'all TV.O l't-,,\S 1:'11 A PAI> X."ll tRSl.>tir 7:>!1·1209 Shan• J hou,.,l'. r<.':>p nun "molunf! 11dulh I blk~ f r o m b t• a l' h (' d M ~ me• IJnan 75\1 1817. !li\M 2P4'l Hmmt. M IF l:>·JO for 2Hr 2ha. nwt· Im· si;.o+utl ( Jll 11;0 l :!I G le avC' 1nt~'>d~l' 1\va1l S1:pt l~t ~u ~"'"" 2 tern roummtiu~. 11C>1t-moktn~. <!:!·28. :.Sbr, .! ,bJ C!IM SlllO ca. ~an th 1)\0 ~J. i.>2 0565 l-em Ma ture Non ..:.mokcr S170mo Wood· S2JO u r o m ce·s tor e . Dorot1'1y 979-8533. Box 1560. Co&ta Mei.a R.E. 01'.:l'T. ADS Turtlff'oc1t Cil ·n Gard('n • ma. cpt~. dr~. A 1C. 17~1 Garden offlC"e s wlable for ~----SANTIAGO l/!>.HIC I~ ~u ~ Z73!I lod11kw Priff ,\rcountui~ l:it!ach. II U 1...-.e. k-l2·2834 2 or 3 mdlv1duals Very 7141832·52()0 ONLY I"> 641..0252 P1e.t.~· ~~ 1.1ur Jd under ----reasonable Santa Anti· histnsft ... est/ • ht aa•a 5350 ---b.tnk.uls: fr\tn1.: ~ & L G ... R 0 EM 0 FF IC E Tust.1n Area 835 6505 ~ ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• y,...,.. 5450 .\,'>11 "' ••••••••••••••••••••••• s.~11 Jny tlt"f'n or rom t-Jler~wn~ ~1 \S&\C; E ••• ... •••••••••••••••••• SP/i>.CE ~\µprox 750 ~q fl +extra hi:lfts /NEED b1n;,l100 of 1krn• ror r... fi>bJwnt.,.. Lie ~ta,"4.'ur \JRlJ~t.COC l'ONS ,\\all on Quall St tn -.lorai::e al ll C'e d e d OpportuNty 5005 V <or ,,.,,. \lo 1th ,. !'.·nn~ OutraJl!J II. t~ 511 1 <.n"1Jt1·ard'> ll!'c,.ptrd :-.iewpurt lll'Ul h 1-'rom Newport Blvd .. (..'.\t $300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'rndler Ad :J hn<"> fur ;: lltl\ ~·II Aun<k d Lie ,, •• lo "''"' ...,, tl "all per mo Rlt r 548 7729 F~ .... :L'orLL• . .c·L·, ../MONEY 1M-"'·ru11'" da):. f:,1rh MIC&...-.1 • r.•5 \I -w· · • ..,.,, .,,-,.,u -.... • '----r_i:. """"'" addition.11 Ian<' 1~ rµ fvr ~ UHJ) "> .10 S.inla 1·18S-7300 llminff' llefttal 4450 f)'ench Polynt.'!>ia Tah1ll lil•·:!day' L'har~·· it· •o.tcGI• f~rb.u-a ,\\t', L,\ 9W37 COST/!>. MESA ·-•••••••••••••••••••• or outer islands. Ucach ~··omrrwn·oal ltd' l u'-'ft 2A.'l 835 37t9 <!IJ ~' o~. ext HI 1-·or store &offwe space al f r o nts av a 1 I u b I c ------- Oevel"""rs only plca;i' t•or mor.· 1nform .. 11on 1 •FOXY 1 .a. "'Y 1t ,\Jr-plant• rwty1ru. waott'<I reasonable rates. ~.... e -.w 1 U! 11 Owners Ill Hawau took Jndtoplareyour adc,.11 UL7CALLONLY '.l)tn~ $!!1 . "I PJ~ \n'QUl\t&nl! '\l l:lt T 1•11 .... Tt '\1, l'll-.HK P\t 1 lull ·,1~·k111~ arnh1t1Ulh JX·r-.oo tc1r 1·11 ~ pu., Ill An1..: LL l~ JI in~ (!, 1IJ kt•y f'X p rt•qtJ 'l'Ue. thru Sun eve:. .. bpm UI <!Jm. t'all for a ppl •>'5 ~i(.(.tj e-ct ;);!(l. Mon thru fo'r18 ~5pm Profess. office ~paet avail. m Calif. lsl Ull ok Hie.I~ .• 150 JOO i.q ft. Low Prll'C inc:I Janitoria l. "t·t·unty M.'n 1t·es. con· 1enm1·c rm & uttl. Abun· dant µarktn~ avail. Con· H'n1cnt Ive c:lo~e t o ;urJ,JOrt. travel a,::ent & bJJ\k IO bldg. 230 E. 17lh "' 'M. 642·9560 500 to 5000 SQ Ft. mg for fore1i::n 111vcslori. m•J r ,. I" r Q u :in l 1 t )' . Ml:SA VERDE bH ca 11 arc a c 0 cJ c CREDIT MO 642.56]• •972-1131• oJI !>lli'7 1 ... ---------.-. PLAZA UJ.923-8758 NOIUM U ------- l.52S !\1e!>aVcroc i-:.c M. ----2ccd&~--'TDI-• PREGNANT " Caring . ..._~ ::• ~4§..4123 I"--U .M"lll ....., tulf1deoWLI C"OUQS('lmi & -~Jlffl~= ----- -_,...... ~· 547-5402 rclerraJ Aboruoo. adop u_,., IOll Orange On Sale $39.500 Arranged by uon" keep&nJ: ·--·-·•• •• •• • •• • • • So Lai:una. bw.mei.s or profess space UNDt;H 5.fl SQ ... .,. 4~1Turner 1~soc. Toll ·f'l"ee (800)252 2000 CoaM Ho.-Lo.ls Af'CAR.E 547 ~ .... Walsd. 7075 SCRAMUTS EARN ....................... ACCOUNTING lm mcdlate 11pemn.:s ol lt'nn!l 1·xcept1on .. 1 11J1 pinunilie:. for lhc fullo"" U'lg pobllllJt\l> • hndge 0..11&1>55215:JO C;\i n ewly decorated HARIOll ILVD. $60,000 + M ONEY AVAIL · ABLE-S20.000 min • any purpose. Mr. Hargrave !1;1·3535 ANSWERS ....... ....,. 1.8~ 1 1:':1 Ca rru.no Real Sa.nOemenle ; Fully ltc. BO O KKt:E PIN G P1U~ l::xpr'd woman N n o r CdM area. bi:>-0700 ~lu~t!a~~~~r~\t -----'ttUl~ air c:on<J. 45'3q. fl !:ica.mless Ram (.;arrying Systems. We make our own & install them on the )Ob. Guarantee bus mess from referrals. Plu.s lot~ m ore business. More room to expand. ser ving all of O r ang e Co £oi tabltshed busine ss over 5 years. $75.000 2 trucks and madu.ncry. Phone 556-T123 afl 6p rn. 'romg couple is lookiftc) for IOOilltDt. to sher~ ..... 2 bedroom apt in 171'11 642· 7710 o r (213 I ~ lfit.S UECSUITES Downtown Custa Me~a. ideal office or i.tore. $300 5411-11.56 or 61:,..2213 Costa MHa. SI 25. mo. i\ C.'Omhmal1on thal can't "tJ ti Ii t I es pa j d . be beat! Be uullful pco· '631-5232. pie. perfect location -------(<:lose t o air po rt & 2001 Lafayeu.e. N.B Store or ofhre space. l.200 Sq. fl. $.ll)l() mo. 8 Grundy Rltr67S GlCI Need 2 fl'male room· mates. noo smoker~. · :>hare 3 bdrm. a pt. m N. l.agUM. Walk lo beach & town S17!l._+d epos1l. 497·361ll 9a• t o 2pm luck. 4400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0"'1•1Ct; space available &l 17875 lieach Bl vd. near Talbert in Hunl· 1ngion lieach. SSO_per month. Phone message M!IV1ce SlO per month, '1esk SS per month. Daily ''llot 0H1ce Pho n e 642-4321 ext. 276. Newport Beach ofc/apt $150. Dlnnery se<'tion 675-4912 broker f MO. FREE REHT ~stabhshed Newport Heach full service ex· ecuuve s uite . 3 In- d i vidual offices now avallable. AU amemties included in month to mo nth rental . MacArthur at Jamboree. EXECUTIVE ROW INC. 752·7170 l or 2 Rm SUites from S75. T19 W. l9t.b St. CalJ Tom 540-2200. Retail/Office s~ce. 700 sq fl. Westchff a rea. I ·6'16-048. call coUect. Small Hide-Away Office. Only IW)/per moolb. Va· cant. 3ZS No. Broadway. Santa Ana. Historical Bldg. For more lnfo call Sam Warren S6lH878 or r.stmts>. ideal om ces & professional s~relarial sc.'TVlccs F'or more info call liev at !179-2161 SM/!>.LL OFFtCE Beaut atmoi.. mcl. re· c·t:pl.. conf. rm .. copy s t:r v. Ali.o a va il. in house. Stat camera & ~ loc-.t1on. Ofrice & stora~e Wes t CM Wholesale or Pilrts pref. S200mo +utal. 960·2918, &\6-Zl79. Mt:DICALSUITE J::xc.-eUcnt location. close lO bay, lilu'. W.2650 EJ;Ulbl.isbed Costa Mesa florist Shop for s ale. 645-9602 or 645-'IJlJ Expanding our business. Look.Ing for people in· terested 111 gaining fman· c1al freedom. 551·2229 sec. serv. $175 mo Call Newport. Nr P sl or e. wk. days 1783."> Suite G, Modero 548 sq ft store <Jr Sky Park Cir .. 1rvine. o fc. 2630 Avon C(o;). 549--4035 213/477· 7001 Window wash.Ulg, res1d. bi!ac h r oute. $7500. I DESIC SfiAC..--11-HPs-k SJ>ite&-/&t..ougc. ~89 Developer has desks for available. 634 W. Haker. --------- R.E. Brokers Costa Mesa. tYil-0586 REAL £ST ATE 95).0111 .......W._... 4500 Pnrne Npt Bcb local1on ----------1 ... •••••••••••••••••••• ExccUenl existing rental Offices · Larg~. custom New front street location. business + 5 yr old oU.ce decorated. Ueac h & Park Irvine Business building & land. Owner Mc Fadde n . Fu ll Center. 4.001 sq ft. For wall c ary. Excellent a m e n i t i e s i n c I . lse/option to buy. Pvt fmanc111~. $185,000. Call s ecretarial ser vi ce if Pt 714/644-9260. Leave ms1t. ncOOed. Ohcal Business y. 49M892, 494'3966· Ce nter. 891·4145 or ...WIHOUSTalAL 752·0ZW. &NTSFOaLIASE San Cle m ente·On the Q oi;e to 405. 005. & 91 beach al the Sea Horse freeways. 1600 sq fl with Inn. $175 mo. 1-492-1720. ol'fice. 71418118·2000 MIWPOn RACH MEWPOaT RACH Design your own custom 3000 ft. 1000 ft office office. P rime airport space, quiet Ute Indus . location w /excellent area. No automotive or freeway access. AJI or' fiberglaslng. 645·3323 pert. 8300 sq ft available dys. from $1.0S. Newport Place, Ginny, 6'W501. 5500 sq' warehouse 4' ofc, LagLma Hills, Mou.It.on & MID8t0MCIS Late Forest. 951·1808 Pl'Silioua omce' build· Ownel'. ing, Brookburat Blvd 1500 aq ft wan!houae as of. near Ed ia .. r~ Suites r· -•-•~ from :.0 sq ft. lrnmed. JCeS, ....... t """• S385 mo. occupan cy . 15751 :O~CM.646-7512 ~·Mr Cantor, MONEY I II 0 II [ II .,., '"""""°""°"'°' •1LM.WIQ:.-.~UHC(~ llUltU·2'1• .. , ...... Opp .....,. 5015 .. .................... . Renata 556-770'1 1-----•--• Loan specaaltst·bu.<, , ron- st .. R.E . & a c('t , rec fmancang 842·0455 MONEY /\VAJLABLF: '20.<m to Sl0.000.000. Any pul1)05e. 637 ·3833 Nickel -Suave Poise -Panty STEAK ll used t.o be that the :.WI s mall voice w1th1.11 U'> W:A!> our ('()0$(')ence. Now it's our st.omach as lung. · 'WhateVer h.appent.-d to STEAK'!'' For i\ppt 492· 7296 LANA ·s Ou"TC ,\LL 10AM·2i\.M m-0(93 l.ronill I! m my 11 unt in,::\ on Meach home <:.all !)63..5703 U..&Vidli Add bt•dut\' <Jf wood to •~M•sep• }our ~. pauo. deck. ,_ te. M of" ;~ uc B 300'799 Bob 1• o u n l !. P a y J b I " c'penf'OCt' and typing ol tO ""Pm l'O\lllon 111 •ui\l'' oil <·ount1111; lai.k., r"IJlt•d to \l'rll) 1n1- rn.tc-b.mg lX'4:ument<. anti e'lU'fldml: tn\OICe datt:~ 5300 1_N_..,. ___ 1_1_s.._1_1_t_1 ._--w-~---7100 WOltlOHG CAPtT /i>.L --·-···---~ G, li•rl --················· MDMyW-.d SOJO ....................... Leet&~ SR PAYROLL CLERK Oraoge County Nat.tonal 1---------Corp. in the boom1nJ.? FOUND ADS Security field n eed s funds for ·growth. Xlnt lDC fl(( opportu n ity t o ML partJe1pate in a growth Uldustry. Active or non· call: active invest.or. We have '4Z..5'71 presently over 100 Dealers nation wide. lo· vestme ot lO SIS0 ,000 ~.P.O.. Box 733, Tuslan. Ca . 92680. MottJ•J•'-Trwt o.ic1i SOJ5 ....................... fOuDd vie. Goldeawest" 'lflll:-H1t." black male Ge rman S h e phe rd . 1W7.g)4 f'ound or lost a pet? Call Special Pals hotline 714-972· l23S. 3' HourOutcall Sen'lcc *C»li a FOLD* OlllCALL ONL V •tn..4'76• ._.Calif•• OUTCAU. a. hrs 641·0180 MC/VISA O.C. AIRPORT SECrY& ESCC>n •SERVICE• Specializing 1n bus i· oeu meo. res idents .ekocne. 739·52• 24HRS. •SlqUIN• llCarfl & Modsfs 752-8108. 548-5293 ESCORTS Tommy's Of Newport Introducing JAMIE&SUZY &GLSn 1·10PM ••• ,._s...- 161'7 ...... Hlcb r1 •• ..., v ............. ... .,.. tkllat ...... ($19.~value). to ICM01rS -YFA.IM AUi.10th thru Aug. 19 ncRt.a rMY be claimed b)' caWAI M2·5871. en. m *** ATTENTION JOB SEEKERS U you h~on t found a job by Augu& lbth, ~atch for JOBS "JOBS" 1:. a s per1al table6d sect loo that w1 II be published with the Da&ly PtJot on Thursday. Will work with com pute r1 zed pa y r o ll :.y:.tcms 111cludln~ labor dll.Lnbuuon a nd payroll scparauons. :J Years l'll. penfnCe n ."Qwrt.-d We provide compct1ll' c :>alane:.. rompany pa.id roedlcaJ, dent.a.I and Life l.Jl..'>urance for e mployt.'t'I> ..ind dependent~ and a credit W11on APPLY IN PJ::RSON LEAR SIEGLER TliMSPORT DYNAMICS 3131 W Segerslrom Santa Ana. CJ l:.quaJ Opportunity Employerm,f h August 16th. 1 .......... -.-.-. ... O.'tMis1it! Acctg l:Jkkpng TEMPORARY Register today lo work -------•••I oo vanous a Cl'Ounting & bookke opiog a ssig n · A CCESSO RY DESIGNERS needed . nare for dal&n essen· tial. part·Ume or full· time. earn $15·120 hr . WW traia. Call Marilyn .., ... menL't. Work close to your home. Acctg clerks. bookkeeper~. a c coun· t.ant.s are needed tbruout ~e County. Call us for more lDfonnauoo . ---------• Robert Half's STUWIGER ANALYST BU I L DER S EM -' PORIUM. A Division of 1be Wickes Corporalioo. hal ao Immediate c>pen· lal Mt Ila Irvine off'ace '°" a S&odlledcer Analyst .. ,,. ..... iDclude the .....,... ol \be retail ltOCll ..... aDd l,Petial llftllecU N1Mec1 to iDvea- t or y • a_d 1_row t b ....... Qualilka&oaa wauj) IDcludt I yn. DC• .,.. ... ..,.,.....Ith ..,.... . ..., ....... reoalvablel. SoMd 10 key addlq maclllae skill• ........ .,,.... cciatact lla*'-9 ..... -~ . -........... ecca• Is f 2333 No Broadway •200. Coldwell Banker Bldg .• Sula Ana 1714)1lMIOl A.C'J'Na COACH needed.. Call '178-1081. •ACTRESSES/ACTORS. All ages/all tJpes. No exp nee. "S.A.M. •• in· terviewlna now. Our clients have worked "~ II", "Goldie 4' 1be Boxer''. "Lady IJl Red" w /Robert Conrad. "Wrl1ley's Double· mint" •• Diaae)' Studioa. •Allyoae laterested ln Movl et /Telev, call ''S.A.11." today. Sm fee • <Tl4> Tlt-t•m a . ... W..... 7100 ....,W..... 7190 ....,W..... 7100 HefpW-.4 71 ....,W..W 7100 ~W-4 7100 ....................... ....................... . ..•••.•.........•....••.......••.•....•.........•••....••••......•.• t.b?dlr· ~u.t 13. 1m DM.VPILOT A*\ ...-.on waalOd for 8Ab111U., Mtded d ·~ 8ulOnt uumbly • 11abt forpouy'1'a1Mdl)·r old _.. l:oAN PLAT· •duM optnlKllL Yt'lU I l r I . Yo ll r b o m • M9e llCllT Alf '1'11ia.WG1JO w /leoced )'lrd. C M• South Coaal Natlooa& "" ~--... ~--------a.ok, an lndtP.,od•nf •••w• u....._i..-~ ... _ .. ~ ..... __ ............. -"~-io!• PBX opera oni for a ---•....., ...... .._.., ---~ '"' tclepbont: anawerlnt ...,.., ._, 'f:\M l5 CM •4ol00 .:Ot! ~ ••pmtoted or ...._ 8IMlna will tflUD. P\ill urne or ... --..-. • ... ..1. ~ U ... i... ·• -·-··-·«--.2 • PACIFIC ~ -... avaua· s •• Ld.e ....... cwt&. e o., •. af\eraooa ftea hR-c-w Iii•• in Muat be able to WOl'k ---~~~~-~- C.ahl~r l'nl Una• ••· perienc• Mual tl•v• baaac photo1raphy H 1•• r Pho lo 1 r • p h )' Uftlt~ • ._ BtKh Blvd ti B.M7·W4. C.ilt Ill MCI I Nun«y 0 ~ lo St.1~ per hr.~ to Grant, l03I Newport tll, CM -.1w Cl.ERJCAJ.. ...-.... or trave yard Npt M. ... .-1 fEIJWL ;m'1:~~~ 1lf.: ......,"''" CGllEIS 972-9955 ~.c~'~C:'~~.•blt' P'or our Oolta • • of SAVINGS NEVR A PH .'Qhion bl•nd •N'• 1·~ &.~ .. t'e pre UTOTEM MARKETS • ••••••••••••••••••••• a.ft~~ reqwrina typing akllls and ba.iac knowle.d1to Ul math. Salary c om· mensurate wilh skills & expr Olftce an Npt. 8e ¥Cb. Call 64().,3950 Coi.t.a Mer.aaru ftrred PleHl' c-a ll FULL-TIME IA* Airportare11 Oeor ae Wa1oc r 111 ~nmgs oow iavaaloblt! C.11 ~-42)0 *-.z:IOll for lull ume a:s:s1isu1nt llCONCILH Oerk: Growing new com M ... E 0 E Cllllfentl• '•••r•I rru [R n--!Ullt'r~ C>r\ 2nd & 3rd Beach area company PIU\)' will tram reliable .. °"' ........... 0 ... R $w•' JI I Lw LI.Lt. lltuf\ No npenunce nee :.eelu;h bal~':"tactiv~ perso1n indMduals for respons1. nr 1 -.a. .. n c. 2'100Har"'--81 d ,._..._ ~-"'-•• "'-rt.., IO t •~ Wll a u Y LO rel'OOCI e bl e posit ions working .. 'or ....._ Wllt~. lD ......... ,.. • "-ta~-.• v ---" ... ul6.Ul ~ .., o .-bank statements. Op· -~ ...... • """ ... ,., ~ Pt'f" hour Advancernt'nt w/lhegeneraJpubUc. Pit M a. Elcper'd couple Equal n...w.r En.aply r """" .... uruty tor munaoe Porturuty for rapid pro-& r / t av a 1 I . NO COOKS Pa.rt lllnt' day & evemn~ ~fts available. P1ua & i.andwich experience-. Apply an person only Mon-f'"ri.9-S BLOCK BUSTERS 17917 MacArthur Bh•d Irvine <Co rne r nr ~cArthur&M am. > Wife bk .. P" ~~p . _.,.._ -~t<: 17th 8t C:allOan .....,......~ " mo11on & fant "st1c • " ~ " l 'h ~ ""I .......,. anent J>Olilltom LO $S SO .. £ X f' E R I E N C E lhu1baod lo11nl. c~p &nktl\AI uo\ et-_.......,_. __ l)t!r hour tr quahlted. 1-·or beoe!1t:.. N t: C E s S /\ R Y . COOK CJll ''2 :w>73 or 1~13 1 N" w po r I 8 ca r h more 1nrormauon & 10. 972-9955 11ow.ew1ves & students ~-""J b k ••~ •~ "'' •· t We are ~king an ex· _, mol't.i•se an 1nat t·o L~r...-r .,.yu11t omanag(l 14'1'\IC-Wgo tostore82at l lCIPTIOMIST welcome. 646·7735 Employment .,,., • n. •=•Ht a Tnlnln1 c....111..-. .... , ..... n.. ... cu•«iit 111,... ,.,.. ... II ~ .... rt1t11 ,,_ II .. .t .. t:..::-=.:::t::ts ;:.:-9·-- s.r.tcel .. JlrfW..... C ..... Unl I I 1et ,..,,.,. ..... L•*'•' t1 I tn•c•T ...... SJ.JO Per..._, atftlT,,... ,.,,,.,. ....... s.r.tce s..-t w.-." $641-~ ........ f Mt 1d1•lctl ••.w • nl Aja IMepM enJat One girl omc-e. ~xp. rcq. UJ t)"Pll\I le ~rifyl.n.: an \Ol\'eS, ~pm. 10 key by touch. answer phone. gen eral 0H1ce pro· cedures NewPort Bt!a\•h area. n4/&l5·7CWO ha."S imn~te ()pt'ninai. IW" Ult\t> ~I 1)577 Tue• 3000~ C:ruwn Valle). G \1\-kdys penenced banquet cook foramb111ou!lmd1v1duul 1> l-)'1, ~b. Sllll 95 tn•ei. 1, .. , 'rowmg lending com· -------10 Join the Ma rriott DE""", AL/Clli~IRSJOI'.:. f'astfoodserv1ce,maturc .._'Liiia Nrg~I. <l!>S·9'J50 pany see'lc:s eager in· c., L'RL' JI 1 h ""...... team '""'"'"f cauoru "' "> • • •~ w/pnor cxl)t'r. In the &11 ~ orcall 7141537·4840. ti 1v 1dua 1 w 11 h ... .,, " · ci. l .. """' ............ 1 I'> '" • AsM. 4 day work week. person. prepare pt.nas .,. lol.lo1A1nal~1t1oos 1-;qua)OpporEmployer SI.or<' needs <'hccktri.. & elude ori!an1 tc1l1onC1! Sala r y o p e n . C all sandwiclles..644-0210 DOCUM8.« llAUTY sum y 1noderate typing ability :.nack bur help l'ull or abt.l.tl)'. t!Htc1ent work. & 54&:0>0 _______ "'berg!~< T~"'h Up. Diov Sales lad). t'XJ>or. Sl 70 & pleasant personal.tty to part tJme Call 548 7751 ab1l1ty 10 handle pre ri _, ...-. ._., COM1'1lOLCLllK wk to ~l..Ar\ f'jtll 11 & A L1en cal Post inventory meet & greet clients. -------~sure EnJO) exrellen1 DENTA L R i::c t: p . & n1te shifts, expcr. Pnurloane.x~r.prl.'l1•r 1 . d control, c hecking 10 . dr\Swer phont's & learn CL ERK for llB Orug companybenefitsinrlud TIONl~T ·l'\!Lluine.Ex-lmme d o pening!>. r11bly mloandocum11t1011 n~ · \Ul'.iturn . Ii 11 VOi"""' & other cl"n ""I loandocumeowtton. st.ore. Expernotnec !\11Jl ~free meal per i-h1fl per Salary 0 ....... 11.H. _n_4_·'H1 __ -_9951> ______ _ rontrol. To audit loan hOOdayi... bonic. Al!>o. e H-' "' ·" 972 9955 age21 Call IW7 2563 Apply "am noon Mon a. '>U>rl ""'" "" • --.aallnd•t Ciles for completeoe11s & pe-r wig stylt$l Keg11I dut11!s Must be good • f)-1, P_:""ftel . . .,..1 '-""' FOOO St:RVICE ASSTS "''"-..r"-Beauty Supply, 263 ~ w 1t1g lluve knldg of t1r.tt.rlET""IY ~•-""uo .. _ .. h 1 OnegirloHice. Exp n..oq. accuracy. T yping re l7ti1St CoslaMcsa 10 key & calculator, -"' MARJUOTTHOTB. Dental Assist. Do you 2·3 1u;:.u.o1y,noexpnee. in lyptng & venfymg m· qi.Ired - -------knld-'l of lumber as a plu:.. flnllm'1ul giant needs al· Cl£RK 000 ~ C(!nter Dr want a career an Ortho S3 35 hr begJnn1ng Sept 4 \'Olces. 40-SOwpm, 10 key Ci)UA.LITY COHTIOL llEAlITV Oµt!rator . ltS~l. CaJllHS ~. tractive and1v1dual w1lb Newport lieach ut UWng all your RDA Apply to Irvine Un1lae0 by touch. answer phone ,.. _., ~ Robert Oeathera"t', Rood l ypmg & oulgo1ng Eq I I slulb • &M>-0 Sehl Di.st 2941 AJton Ave I rn --Sl)'llngdln."t-1.0f' Must"bc CLERICAL RECPT .. persooallly &frontoHtcc INVaifTORY u.a oppor empoyer ---Irv 556 4900 t:xt JO .:~nerot No ce p ro· MUI. G mo6 pnor docu· fu.;tuonable & ltccn~,,.,. l'UH ume Near F"ashion appear ance for their --------DENTAL ORT HO . • t:Of:.: c ~. CWPor\ Beach ment COl'llrol exper. or 1-'/lJm". ulso., add1l10flu\."Ual Island NB Switchboard. newly appointed <'On· c~ROL COPY f;OITOR Ola!rstde assuit RD A ------- urea. 7141645-7040 ___ , loan processing exper. GSSt':.." IA tru~1 H1churd i.:ood typing, & delatl troller Some acrountmg Vf""lll I Tl :i hr:.1wkpr wk. P\'r exper pref. 1-ull or part· GAG & JOICE CO. •re:lb....O Will audit sel ect ed back"round a plu!> fo'ltn· "· ~·• LJmCJ l.kaut1ful ar ea. Sm ro :.-0lls nat.onwrdc .. . ~~ILHS n m...... r I r I r Ouellet l e Salim. 200 work. Cull 9.4-:l() Mon· o Cox Hobb1\..,, munufac wem bbb. w ,......,11on:il :-~--~Pr~c~ct~:.~to~n~co~i~l~w~in~d~in~g~,~~u~""'~·~r~o~o~a;n~a~c~s~o~r~N~e;w~p~o~r~l~~t~·=1 =r ==O=r~.~Fr~1~J~w~1~e~G~n=c=·m==fi44===1'~·~~ta~s~ll~c~be~n~c~·f~1~~!Ai.L~f~~~~~~~~~~~~1~0~~~1~11~1\~t~~fl~TT~n~~ -*+nt epporl~~tt-y-·f.&iH-Ni't-+-4fte+eflt-&tHmtc-.~·~-... :.oldenng & cstin accuratedocumenlat1un. area duets ,eeb lln ·c:rfirr~ duue:. :-;;,Ilona! boalinl( i.tro1Ath ad\anccmcnt. b1lhn!il exp pcr~onncl nv1 onmenl 972-9955 levd µrodUl'Uon control publH•atton St·nd re LrVlM!. !)$!1-0777• cift. C & Plea~ work J: ct>nd t:xcellentpay&benefits. DOCUMENT ~aul)' 0J)t!rntor Makl• STATTYrtST llt\entor; pcr:.un ""mo· w t'HS l'ubh1.1 "knd.-..640 ~292 Golden ., ~fag1c Wand SR Enganecnnu Inc. ""' MA.CHINE Up artist must bt.· expcr U.~lllCAL LHifl' ~Miu l.Jv.lor 1 l'rJ ~u a~£8'P. !Wi W 17th Sl. CM Appl: o ...,... I -·~·• G IJ..·uch art•a Fonun"' 500 ....,...,,_..IUl;'-m:;r-' i •~ Prodoc11on Pl, NptOch. . OPHATOR & H~en:><:u. ood wages c . .:•uitl1uate should ha\e \Jonrmiai\vt-. NU !l~f,1,.1 !l ..... m '"'·!I f ... . r &opplyto~rowfornobi Billl'ng compa11y:sccksout1:omi.: t-.xpcr1l'm·e required '-"' orappl. 642·8584 iol ty-peB loan mhormDa1ion person F" time. R1 eh:rd utd1v1dua1 who is super 1ulldu111Jerst;ind1ni.: or ~t··r help. bak«r ' J.., t-T po-.1t1on for b<>aeh in °l urroh~g s Ad~cut-Ouellelle. 200 Newport typ1:.l lo JOIO lax depart 1>ro u1tlion ,_1,n\·cntur) 'L"lant ,\IU'>l hJvt· t':\PN .ll'eu Endo OU1ce:. Gre;,t t'\.5S EM BLE RS MECHANCIAL ASSEMBLERS Involves assembly or air cood.tt1on1ng units. Will train high sc h ool i:raduale::i with auto ~hop IJljckground. Wt• r1Hcr Rood MarltnR lidJane~. 1•11mµany pu1tl 1lll.'tl11•J I. cfontlll. anti lire 1n.,urance for crvpln~ l'e:. am! d\'IJCOdent:.. \'rcdit unmn and more ,\Pl'LY IN Pt:flSON LEAR SIEGLER TRANSPORT DYNAMICS 3L31 Wes1 Ses.tcrstrom ~ntaAna.Ca t::qual Opportunity employer m 1r 1h A.SSEMILHS Pnnted circuit boards. "'re harness assembly. :;ome elect ro·mechankal cxpcn enc-c. M1n 1mum rive years experience. Rapidly expandin g Orange County firm. ex· c cllenl com pan y l>enef1ts. Cont act Pat Mills ~7·9051. Equal Op- port.umt)' t:mployer. Assl Manager for H.B. rlrug store. Min age 23. Prefer exper in chain groc. or drug store. Full lime. Mr. llatc h . 847-2563. Anendanl. Women's Spa. l>rwate Club. Part time. fl exible hrs. Call for appt. 645-5000 ext 520. Attendant. Men's Spa, full or part l ime . Private Club. Call for a ppt. 645-5000 ext 520. Auto Detailer wanted. Ex· pe r1 e n ce d on l y . Responsible with dri vers he. Auto Spa.495·4661. AUTOMCJTIVE CASHIER Previous automotive cashier experience re· quired. Must be good with public. Light typ- ing. Cootact Mrs. Hauser at CONNELL C HEVROLET .._I • r , \• ! ~'4&-1.lOO AUTOMOTIVE TOYOTA & 'Ol.'O ..cHAMCS i::x~ pay" benefits. APPlY toService Mgr. .............. c ......... ",.._,HJ• H f.f4'1 (men m1 ac in~. t Jtus& Ctr Dr .. Newport Hench· & menl of lhLS very rnend l'OOlro proc:·n.iurt·~ '" .. s:.;-;~1 op~HI un 11y for 'It-Ir orms or pran ·OU I) organizalion v. n h rninufuctunn" Jlld n1m moll\ atC'd individual. nlike corrections when Beauty grealfnngebenefits. put1:ntcd th•par1m1•n1 lAJunt\•r l'l·ri.on 11ec<ktl i;,17 lJIJ necessary. Pnor office Rental :spa~ available Order 972 9955 CRT and i.ome form.ti "'u 11 TI m ,. ca m cu exper. & typing of 45wpm f h 1. & • t-dueallonill trairlln~ a Clc~-r.. ~ ()lj!)J ~ •L reqwred. Part-ume. °" a.tr styusts other JR SICIET A.RIES pl .,._,.'"' relatedsel'Vlccs. us. <.'OV'NTt.;R Hl-;J.P P\:nodont1~l ne-ed l> full Q.HKTYPIST UOOHAIRt'ASHJONS Clerk TltAJMHS Slil't:R SASOWH'll 11me a~Sl l'.xpand1:d Pnor officeexper.Good ~Vial..ldo.N B. WooldyoulJkea,anely dut11·-. oppty X Ha) tYPIJlg skills & a b1hly to 673·7850. 673-1970 lndustnal sales of fr ee of duue-.. fncndly co· nu,. 1" .in l'M'dh:nl op. 54S 4AA7 1-ert1f1l·all' rt!Qd J::xpt-r Operate 10.key would be l<X'aled in SA!'IITA /\NA workers. & an opportunt jJ(JrtWUl) for ... growth c-~ HllU, FOR prt•! rt S.tJill') vp('n (;all des1rableto f1llour clerk •BIKESTORE• l}lomoveupthcladdcr lltull\llll.'<ltndt\ltlual _..,...,. !A. ~~._~ SL has an immediate open MEW REST AURAHT typist position. Salary ore rngr . a:.s1!-l mgr • tn" for an cxnonenred m Uus l:iri.:l' eompan)" comm. w iexper. & b1k1• mech11n11· needed 0 .. ~ All tl lak\'l> 1~ I) µ1111! ol :;o "'or .. 1•onr111t-nt1.ol 111 Full & pan 11m1· rtJ~ & Dt'f'llJI \.-,..-. t. Ortho (.'hr I S h J I ~1llin° and Orckr Cler k h h t I I 1 f r.aLECLERk or c w111n 'C:J e r "' ""m & an 11u1i:u1og ll'f\lt'.,.. r 11111.111 t 1· 1.•\t'fltnl:., 11'> ,,,,,1 Jlilt :-. ~ '.irl t1m1· or ull n ., I S ., O \I We~ lookm~ for ;,n ai.: " J• I J> \I t " '-'ntrv level P<>~ltlon ••d ar) 1 .... 00 . u"l l'l'r,.11n..iltl). llll'\' ..iµ 1·r ... un1h' l'p;1rt nw11t u'l 11· 111 ·"' 1·\ IHnt· up l11 1 dit}-" p•·t "' _, ~ h b k i::res,.1vc i.cll i.lartcr w11h -1 1 · .,, 1 1 St)me prmr oHtcel'xpc:r ave µnur l 'c ex 1:.:ara11cc&uµho11•·l.1ll Jld .,1,...,;, 1•·nt·m·c111"''"•'n SJ ;i ,.,.i,. '•IJ 'J l.1n & prcierretl.l>utwilllrniu !!~1r ........ 1cnclc 111 ;1 s to re pnor expenence an 111 tu hr t•> 'lJrt \11pl~ •n lA.·n..f11-. Orth11 1·\fl & ,,., """"' \'en l ll r ,\ t' o n l r o I . 1..-r .... >ri uni) \lo on t-r 1 '• , HD\ r•'l:.! ~•:.!~1 purl'hasini::. b1l1tni:: and 972-9955 co 'i lllJ >Cl\ ut.'S'I 1-.k :-.. t;oud tump.in) 1rn 1d bcnellli. & fr~ parh.IOR. l''or a ppt cull 640.,lal:IO. ext.~ t-:O.E li<mkmR TBJ.E:llf'cri , ... Downey San.nits & Loan has an opening in its Costa Mesa branch for a pazt lime teller SaVtnAS & Loan or bankingexper. l)l"('ferrcd Must be able 10 work Saturdays. Xlnt working cond. Paid v11cat1ons. For further W o. rontact Mr. 1-iahcr- ly, 714·642-7422. Equal Oppor Em pl yr 13anking TEU.H HEW A.CCOUMTS Part lime permanent. typmg required. W 111 consider tramee. Coll for app'L Joan Ma rscllc. 493-5651 Mutual SavinAs & Loan :i70Cammode Estrella San Clefn('nte Equal Oppor F:mplyr BOOKKEEPER F /C l.hru fmt1nc1al :.tatt•menl. Uall lit-Uy G73 7272 Hookkecper. rrwture. for small husm~l>l> m Irvine t:a:l I 511) tlb/J ---- IOOtCICEEPH F /C Po51tion with prommenl !-'ash Isl. Real Estale In· \'CSL Firm Xlnl op PQrtUJUly. &IO·Ol23 ------- IWOKKEEPER·Full ume. auto exper helpful. vwied position w/credit background desirable. exciting gro1Ath oppty. C311751·8910 BOOKKEEPER w11h construcu on ex· penence. Hrs. 3 to 7 PM. 4 days a week. LC1guna Hills. 770·9996 BOOK.KEEPER Newport boat builder nc005 exper. bkpr. thru tnal balance w1U1 typing & 10 key. 1 girl orr1ce. Salary range $1000 per mo. Call 714"103-0651 &nlung ACCOUNTING t1r.•Yl~S&LO"".._. BOOKKEEPER Part -"9 "'" lJme for Ortho·Denlal or Expanding savings & ftce. N.8 . Two •2 days loan needs person for ac· perwook. 642·2626. order follow up Pos1t100 KEYPUNCH I\ li:.11~ ~1 .. , \nhur ISh •I reqwre:. ui.c M 10 kc) Bl:ach area I YC'ar k •. , In 11H· 11 urn ,. r "f o.tat •ec~st calculator and light IH> lo disc <'XPl."rt••n<'\' & &JQBBIES, INC. \lat".\.nhur ~ \1Jull lnjt, lumJIJanly With \ anOUS n I) pes <•f 1npul docu ASubi.1d1llry of C .P.A. ARM r.lo.11.Jd oppc1rtun1l) for 1n lt:llt~enl 1.rcal1 \ c pt:r~on lor llrt't>pt1on1M 1n dl·nt.il i.Jlt't'lalt~ uH1N· SalJry 1·umml'n ... ut Jlt• "'1th .. n1ht) & e~pl!rten<'t' Call 544 5ti3ti I~ l pm Of\I} If you mcl!l these re qu1rements. call our Personnel O!hce lo ar· raniie an mterv1cw ap· pomtmenl PA.CIAC SCJamAC <714 I 535--tll<I I ~ual Opportunity l:Jnployer M / t• CLERICAL OPPORTUNITIES -LOAN Q.EltKS 1'ypmg 45 wpm and good clen cal skills reqwrcd. Related expenence pre- ferred. AMERICAN SAVINGS 7ll30 Eding<!f' /\ve Hunttngton Beach Mr 1-~clix 848·2222 f:X>E M /F U mcoLs Great compa11.). Leisure Uynarn1c:.. Inc f<...1p1dl; t'\µJnd1n~ 1..,.0 super beoehls 1503 t-: Warner Ave olf1rt• C I' r\ firm nd:. 972 9955 Santa Ana. CJ 927Ci5 c P .\ w min J ~ r' audit DA.Ti. ENTRY 1':0E ~t-' AAE expr to hl•ad :1ud1l Jcpl P:irtncrsh1p l}Olt•nt1JI Beach area. 4·12 pm. ·----------::i<:nd r•.,.umr to ,\d :JU1. Ab1hly to read & wnte ua ii; f'lll)l. I' u Ho , Dent.-! A!>:.li.l Orthn du.1rs1de. cx~·nenert1 & RDA preferred .. \Ill or pan. 11nx· t-l'1cndh t1r rice ~s1;0. lapes Will operate CLERK l.'.iOO. cu~tcl ;\1c-.J t '\ l!ruvac K 1900 Thu, 1i-. J ~. lclld ~1t1on 1-'or more information call f WPISJ 972-9955 I TELLY P /T .......... s11Hk lJ you have cashlenng •rect, will traift. experience. Crie ndly ~1!tv IN Pt:RSON personably. bght typing & :mractive appearance, thJ.c; excellent company ntoeds you for Lhc1r offi<'e lo<•a1ed near M1s:11o n V1CJO. 972·9955 LEAR SIEGLER TRANSPORT DYHAMICS 3131 W SeRerstrom Santa Ana. (.;a ~ual Opportun1l) Employer m f h Cook. breakfast: call Tony for a pp 1 ~ L347 COOi< Oel1ver ypc r son Meyerhol'!i .. primar y Dt-;NTAL ASST. f' T . su.pplier o< good food 10 RDA prd'd. I yr min ex· the Irvine t"Orpor ate per HB.8C7·2S69 comm u n 11 y. needs Desk clerk: must be able res pon s 1 b I c d <' • lo work weekends & l.J•-eryperson to dn \'e our e'-es 1be Inn At Ufi:una. van.Gooddn\'tnJ.(rerord 211 N. Coast Hwy .. nel'e"ary Mon ... r t. 1.a~ Beach .ipn.8 JO.I PM Good for ---- ... ummer Job & PT dur ()onut Shop, earl) A:\i . 111g !'t'hool Start at i i lj .... 11.1 tr3.l.ll. apply A~ D·K pr ti:_ Call ~ns !>Si ·6232 l)onuts. 20tiO f'a1n·1ew. D E L. I v L R I ..: .s I 0 r _c ~1 womens elolhtnR ~·o DR.\fTJ::R. elec.in cal. an Good ..,.·orkt•r. hun ..... 1. d•· du.-.lnal & \'ummerr1al pendable, pt.>r m. res 1 ~. call 546 7411() U i-: dent," ref No s mC>«tnR. Wall & Assoc. Inc 17i81 ooSltt Sun or E\t~ worl.. Sk>wrkC1r. In · llD In ~r~on onl~. Bae k --- ---~:llret.'I, 655 !) R Sl , OKAPt::.R\' ~orkroom Tu:.lJn Seamslr~<. net.-ded Nr. DEUVERY0Ft1CJ:: 0 c Arprt Sul OPl'D ~. rountmg dept. Savings & _ _ _ _ _ loan exp oec. Pe>1>1t1on ~-------...----------may l4:ad to asst con· IOOt(ICEIPER A /P CARRY FOX AGENCY 1616 E 4th Strfft St. 130, s-ta AINI ALL JOBS FREE Open Eves By /\ppt t:;xpc:ricnccd d 1nocr l'OOk. full time. Top WdR~ Applr J·Spm. no phone calls Jolly Ro1?er. 400 So Coa :.t llw}. Laguna Beach. BOY I-' 11me. neat appear. ,·al.ad CA dn,·er> Ii<' & b'OOd dnving ~'Ord. Ap ply Ln pen.on tu ~tr f\tentes. at Hobert Beto. W1U1am Frost & Assoc 1401 Qua ll S treet . ~rt Beach. Dnwr. No prcVJou.-. rxp Ol"C ~lust be UI. h:ive ov.n car. Rd dnvanit re c'Ord. & be able to dnve med s 1Le motor ho me. 7X-031S. troller. To Sl4,400. Mortgage lrvi.neS&LAssn loanexper. will land this ~MacArthurBlvd pos! T o p Npl Bch lrvme 732-2600 devlpmnl co. Superior EOE·M/F benef1ts&work.mgcond. BANKING OPPORTUNITY -HEW ACCOUNTS a.EllC Requires 45 wpm typing and related expenence. Irvine Personnel Agency 488 E 17th, Cocsta Mesa Ste 22<1 64.2· 1470 Bookkeeper·F /C: 1.-or a growing consulting hr m located in Fas hion Island. NB. Benefits in· e lude major med . mileage allowance. pa r king. all n at 'I holidays, & your birth· AMERICAN day off + l wk vacation. Call Glenn Olsen or Ted SAVINGS 1 _aa_v_•Y al-644--917-4. __ , 7830F.clioger AveHB •~ Ms McConvey 84&·22:2 94G1t•• * E.O.E. M/F /H Experience in high rise ~ GENERAL NOTE f EllERS er,..c..ey.,.. building malntenance, A/C experience would be helpfU>l. •Ex ce II en t benefits inchading free health • liCe insurance, paid vacation, profit sharing. OpPortunllles for advancement. Apply at: 1HIMVMCO 1071 Camel back Newport Beach. 644-9010 Clencal PENSIONS P~ns1on Departme nt needs individua l to calculate benefits for various types of pension plans. Must be able to in- terpret plan documenl6. be detail onented with a mal.h aptitude. Good oppor tuoity to work in a rea of ex- pansion and growth. We offer outstanding workmg cooditioos and a liberal benefits package. U YoU qualify, please ap- ply in penoo to: Person· oel Department. PACIFIC MUTUAL 700 Newport Center Dr Newport Beach. Ca 92G60 Equal OpportWlity Employer M /F Clerical MAICETHEIEST Of A GOOD OCCUPATION /\VCO Financr ul services will sec to thut Our beauufuJ loeauon in sunny Newport Bea(·h tujlhly complements the job opporturul1es we cur· renUy have available. Several Part Time open· lllSS exist. no experience ~. wiU train. * CUlk TYPISl-• Mu,,t type SO wpm . •ACCT& Cl.RIC * Light accounting ex- perience, ramiliar with calculator. a plus. •Jl.SICY * so wpm, excellent entry level. Contact: Lynn Stansfield (714 >644-~ ext 7549 Or785.l 620 Newport Ctr Drt ve Newport Beac:b Equal ()ppoc Employer c 0 0 k : f' l • c ), p Beacbhouse Inn. 61~ Sleepy Hollow La ne. LaJ:una Beach <llM·9707. COOi< FULL-TIME .. Delivery. Ttm<.'S car route availa~ 1n NW Cosla Mesa . SE Hunt. lkh. J-6AM . $350·$:1-00 mo t bonus. Dependable car reqwred. Also look1n1: Cor ram er supervisor 3333 W. Coest Hwy 546-4481 or 9&1-4982 ~~Mt~.,..~~rt~9-~.a.~~~I Deb''ery Dnvers: Jmmed ::. pit operung ava1l Must COOK Full time. S.C Golf Course R estaurant. --~ ASSISTANT COOKS be 21 "have gd dnvUlg l'eCOC'd. Start SJ 2S /hr ~ Up;. Able to work even· illgs. Awfy daily after Spm. Ask for Jean or Mi chael Me ·N ·Ed ·s Pwa. 410 E. 11th. CM. 646:7136. Oebvery Prtime AM. L.A. nmes. SlOO ~r week. Laguna Beach. 494-8495 Delivery. P/t, 4:30·9pm. Own trans, Mon·Frl. Some wknds req. Mwit beovr 18. 531.oal l OR I\' ER needed for Thompson Blueprint. JIJti. E Airway J\Vf', C M. CaJI s,w.9233 DllVllS !\ten or women 2S yrs or older. Know the coa!>t c-1ues Net Sl80 a weet( or more. Orans.te Coast Yellow ~b. 17300 Ml. Herrma nn. 1-'ountain Valley. (/\io of Slater be lwn Ne whopc ell Eurtid) DRUG STORE CLERK, exp« pref. Mature, mwt work every 3rd Sat. Oo5ed Si&n. Call 499-~. So. Lag. ELECTRICAL ASSEMBLERS ••-r•-Openinp avaUable for -•¥ -·. experieaced indiridua..11 _,..y., ID the c ompl ete Cl.ERi TYPIST .... & .......... Dey • Dlgbt, full time. BU I L D E R S E M · Apply oaly. lloa.f'rl. PORIUM, A DiviMc>n of betweea 4 I& $. Baxter 1be Wlckei CorporaUoo, Str u l Rut. 46 47 Ms m trnmecti8te opee. O"'('"Al. Immediate full lime opening avaUable lo an experienced COOK in all phases of cookery. One year hospital experience ore(erml. Salary lS com· mens urate with e x · perlence.. Delivery ~rson. Must be over 18 yn. ol age. Good drivinl record. Average »-35 bra. per week. nPTHAVENUE Expenence preferred, but will train. We offer good starting salaries and company paid medical. deolaJ and tile lnsuraoce for employees and dependeot&, credit u.Dioa ud more. Well &roomed fema le doeumeatation and ac· ON' I& wta.b eood drt•· ......., ol lal11n.,,..,t, i.ac l'9CICll'Cl. C.11. area. real .. tate and com · Call $51·2Ht for in · nmcW lollm. lnchldea a.mew.,._ ...._ and eolletei'al ~~~~~~~~· eaktllaUoal. AbUlty to Auto ..._ lbop lookial type aeeur•lely •rul for deMul> Ii dolivet'l' aperll&e a calculator • ~ Ii qualified lo.-M111JaL ClMdual to remove • = tranamlulolM. =ter wanted. Ute ~ 7:30AM· IPll. Np\ bocne. llr. Hood....-0 llacArtllm'. l'1f in ita Irvine office for &;M ... ....,... e'..!f::='c:S Aact Haun wpm, aome ottke -ell· 3 br. mill. •·•per br. !!"Hee and • 1ood C.11., N.Jl, OOI areas. ~a»l"IODalll)'. AIJllJl1 M H~ Mesa r 1 tfnitled ScbQol Dial. PleaMcootact Food Servioe Office. 1151 .. NelloD ~ Plecm'la, Coeia ¥•a. r.qual Opport...Uty ...... . ......,. .. ,,," ~e.tert• emp1oyee wttb I~~~~~~~ tood M11em1. lwla1 .... NU (Ir pari'th ... c.&l fGr .... Ul.JlOO tl'l ... We need an oat101011 person tem·Zpm. M·F for Geoenl Office , ......_ 6 leam our acct. s)'llAlm. Muat know 10. ke)'. Bookke.pln1 exr per1eoce la preferred. Perfect opportulllty for a woml.D Wftb • t'1lU41'eft In ldlOOI. PSeale apply "' pet10n. M·Y.8-'- We are a_rapdly expand. Ing holpita1 wtth a wry altractlve benefits l*kale. Plea1e apply to ~I Department or call: .. .. ,..Sl•ll C71 4t IJl-llH SANTA AMA· TUmM COMttUt•trrY HOSPITAL IOOIM.T ..... A•• S...A-. Ce '2701 Equal 0ppor employ m/f n.oRIST 842-M '=-~'=·=;:.: warehouse·Cl•ll •ery i.,tper. New furniture w1reho1.111n1 and d•· llwry nrm. Phone for appt . tOA¥ lo Noon. !brtlnl ...... per h.r. Good edvancement for the rtc~i peraon. ...... Dlllllal ft'Olll Oftlce. Appt. Ins. Pee Board U • perteace uuntlal. la•..,...... omce ln :allot ..... s.i.,, open, non smoar.-.i. APPLY IN PERSON WISBlfl TIAMSPOD DYMAtlCS 3Ww.t~ SalaADa.CA ~~y G t-:='n:Ri\L OFfo'JC t:: Wed Sun Dulle!> includ t)~. f11Jn~. & reel.'~ 11ont!>I relief Pnviit Cuunlry Club. 644->104. ------ GBal•LOfftCE Newpo ri B e a c l Dt-veloper Self startc for bully s mall olf1c1: C:on:.t ruc1 ton b ac k u.round preferred to har. die aet·ounll> payabll T; pmi.;, dicta phone l µhone-. bl~ 4910 t-: R A L 0 F C f<(:,c)-,('f' V. dull('.~ If d d f<t-tJJI ~ales & Ill bk~~. ,\I{, i\ I' Milnll ~,.l'll!tnt• ~p w rT\ilrm J'drl' dcule r~h1p •A.! IHJ!I GB UAL OfflCE lmmed1ale opemng fot rrutun:-rlen cal workt'r <.1mpll· math. u~e u ralculator reqwred W "'111 train Some over llr'Ot' Ft tend ly ofr. non "moker~ pr efe rred ~7 i\.".k Cor Pat 1!»4 ~putcr Ln . ~- Gt::N ERAL OFf'ICE SLAVlCKS JEWELR' co. IS looking fM sc; meone to wor k a general off tee bdp. XJJlf opp. LnCld. prollt sh11 uig. For details cont-.c ~fark Evit t . 581·5'44 t: O.E. ~raJ Office· lntercl>1 lnf.t & reward1.11R openm tor c lerk /secret ur w d ,>nam1 c loa brokeraJ>l<' co. Vaned u fK'e dulJ("S mcludc l )'J 1111:. shlhd or s peedwn 1ni.:. filin g. etc. OJ po rtu n 1l1 es r o advancement. SaJ;ir open . Ca II !\.a tJe 640-9354 G<>nera I Office Ty pin 55 wpm, fi lin g teleph0flt'1';. Chance t advance. f ash100 Islar location. f'or ronfrdc1 uaJ 111tcn 1ew rail Jae Arfmt.nxu( 644 ·5800. AVCO t:;OE-M /F G88AL OFffCE Small MfR. Co. Boo k~. typing & recc 11on1s t. Xlnt wor ktr cood Call ~.52()6 GBIEltALOFFtCi II )'OU have some offt • experie nce. Can t y1 SOwpm. Are fam1h. with bookkee ping. ' will tram you 111 en '( chcclang & collection Pleasant surroundin~ lmne area. 754·5783. General ~ VICTOI~ YOUH 'typists PBX Operators KeyJMlltdl ()per Warehouse worker! Trainee Assem bler. Wort when you want NEVER A FEt:. Bonuses, u ll lod&)'! N.B. oao a...a HOlllCllAKUS llONEYI &llhwllll&c ladM du • ...,. comm. to •. o b)' T lt a e ka1hln Demoaurate ~ ~clll~-col~ lns. Need car. c n•·Ml·IMI, collec:l _ ...... OUta'I ~ • "O ... v ... " I• I: I' 1- I I• f - 8 DM..Y "'LOT Monday• Auq.-l 11, 1111 .... W..e.4 •••'••'•~ ~~~ ..... ?!~ ~.,.?~ ..... ?!~~?~ ..... ?!~ ~~~ ..... ?!~ ~~~ ..... ?!~ ~ .............. . ..... W.e.4 71 ---W..... 71• M1fp W_..., 71IO MAlN'T~ANC•: MAN · lhnleurlat, buty fV Modtliol °'*'o..11/f,_ Real Esfate '\1:-........ ,........ r; ._ ................... -.. i.. • .-....... ....................... ""1ut.IM wan1ed fot h1ah !!hop ~ryllC'I, wra111. " T-.S Prnl olc Recepttrypitt • • 1 Sii I' ~ ~ ~ 0k UVPUNCH n t t1 t'oodo f;.11p~r In M}t~Chf'nlehi 8ilM I~ School 1peclalliln1 In needed f'W order proc" Ulrl •-,• 2 ..-OC Al~ Mt 0..al"()(fi~ llalMri otn Top S for ONMTCMI plumblna. eltcir1 cal. MARKF:TINC ~,. No lffH IMfore " after een1 olc. Will trn. Bent. 1W1 •have aahoopen~Jl .. '!.'!1.1 ~ cit-0ver. A9P&Y u~1 __ ,,, Part o r P ull·t lmt '*lntlfllC ii acin main T rDake~en Al• ll, 17 Plea• envir o nment. censees w tr .. r-MAIL--....-..ell.._ £icpm.ortd flllJ •part teo10C11 C a'll 8-U CtOl expe.r . rweceu£i . YP· for 1peclal Au1. pro · All11 Sports Ind, S A ambtUOU6. A lovely · petll(lf\. =~~n:!.k'crn ...___. __ wanted to Lime znd • lrtJ i hUu bctwn MM wkdaya only tni ~wpm. tert11n· IJ1lm. Wall take 7 1lrl1 oo ~3'73'7 f1ce olle,.k:f your own ,_,_..,... AllWI ~ Jut part mrnt ('(I lAl\IU Ouch Mkded bula by •PPl T private ,, au t.be ,_. ,.,,.. .... ..... cltpt of ...... wart 1\w.s P'rl, a.J for ll11U weekend • MAINrt.NANC~ •P· Olli Ult!l\V9 1141*.f:IU OQly . Part T ime JANITORS ne<'efiltlH for IUCCHI ,.._ Mr'I*\ filwk·lal ecwn J_..., &aaadY Aan • M.lnlmuna t mo "•P"r plit'atlOOI now bctlnl ac or73'2 0503 r ·SOlrllt COAST needed. bghl wortt. Coata plus up to 70% com · ~ flea~1 hft.ioa Ln •J!UO •:.itll foral)Clt <'•Pl•d Gen main MODELS Mesa aru. Start1na miMlon. Call Marjorie ~~evd ..... a~~·ll d~~~ny Hau•de,arun.1 Part ume SAl'•;OVAllU ~ fur bu&ldlap Ii So Coul Pl1u VlUage aallU')' SS.SO. Call collect C lark . Real~entia l .,...., .......... _ .... 0 BUSlN&'iS8YSTl'.MI\ pumdl Ult plumblna. .-Jl4·:M0-29'70• (2'3!225-4175 Managerfonppt. Mutana ular)-• 00 ur fu\I ta nH· wo COfrrAML'iA d«'ln t'al6pi1lnUoaetr MAmlftlMCj W..,M.T~C.. rrO\Ul J1'otapptC'Oftl.Jlct ~uon Stan 1 "' MIW)IW) llw\a w t Marine ~ ~ MOOILWSCOITS Part time. Good p ay. Realtats 644-4910 l.nmS.Ulfhlld llWd 'fopSU tr7J °"0 ' ~ Jlft U>lapo St Dana Pt. AUractlveFemaleli f1exlblehoun - GM ~cxl 7~ ~ MMlfl 00829 t-:Xpentnced telephone 64S-fJ896 96t-5048 --------•I HOU~ Malo1e1\loce·flandyman ~ will ftnd m.klng f(t;AL m'ATE Afi~l ·No ••P nor "<Int 1£YPUNCH Apt lllll ml bldti c·hian up. appointments wltfh bulil· •MOOB.S• Pert Time Cassux1fl .... trl L__/lj&.-..::o..•.;;:;?.:.... betvfi" II.Ii~ \1t•w t'o11\ ,.,._,,_ ( M Nu au•u . ·rruck or tle!!.'I uecul.Jvex or our Job8 In •bund111nce given SAn18DAY "SUNOAY Sall .. lrlOlll tr.!UNt1wpurt' \r l>nw Ho.'IV i1~S lhunn "i van dc.111lratilc ""II time. romJ)&ll.)' olflces reward t.o au araduate st.i.denlll Work early morn1nl( Successful brokerage l ' M l'-C? :1:.o:1 •• ll 1'. l.'vn.•r n'"' dA'l_l 603 11\tio swady, and II full cJI newly opened South hoursdeUverinjl Nf'WllUl"t ltc•c;h fl U l l, U t; Ii S t; M c-~ "' .,_ tu~ pas1t1on w11h a Cout Models. AJl l)'pes DAILYPILOT firm hu 1mmed111le l'AlWt.10Wor l'!m"h1)t•r J'l>HJUM, A ll1vlf1{>0 vf •Mttl •c•Fon-R future avail. Print. hl&h to operungsforcommercl11I ·nit' Wtckt'.ll Corpont11m. -Cuhioo. commerical & newspapen our car· a n d i n d u s l r 1 11 I llOLSt:I\ .. ;1-.r 1m !11Jll)~ 14 1.. u .... n c .ar, lll'rrn;Jn('fll M:, ~ hu an 1mmt'd111tt upe11 M u s t h a v e 1 Y r SUU1mg u.Jary tfUJO per ramp. Clas&eS fotmlng ners. Muat bave large ~alespersons with the 1n1pn11.1 Jr\'lllCul'f1,•«'for OA ROt:NINO eic pr. hour, tncrea.ses wdl be oow. sta11on waaoo or van. CoUowing quaUf1cut1on11: • J>art1'\m41 Keypunch Wug~ S700tu S1000pe! frequenlandsubstanllal. SOlTl'H COAST GooddriVUlgrecord.t'or College bac kground. ()lll'rl!UW tu work lrum mo See Grant for a~ MODELS details call 642""'321 and CommerclaJ & 1ndustrial I :10 pm II .10 p111 1"1n t1on 4!03ll Nuwport Plea.w calJ for ap up So. <.:oast Plaz.a V11lagc: Mk for Karry Seeley. --sal~ expr .1..uhf1r al10N11t1clude, i! l:Uvd.t:M&'67441 """"''""·-.l-•71~.IUl\2970• p We offe r a i.lro n it ~ ,......_, .... ,, -.. _,. any t'OnSUllant/COUll· f >'CW'S exp1•nc:nt t· lllilOil ~tamtenwnt·e at uana Pt terpenon, (uJJ time In· po111uve environment or ~Uwr a 3742 or 1.!\I K llarbe>r ~xpl'rit!n ccd 557 .. 212 cludlng Sat. Apply 2025 i.uccusful p erl>o n a l ke)µw\1.'h rnacb111c prclcrred $3 50 hr lu MOTB;HSIOCPI. Newport Bl. CM growth m r e s ales. lea!> :.U&Jt + fnnge bt-nefiti. Equal Opportunuy ~ da)'I week, 9 to 2.30. S3 mg and anvel>tmenls in Pie~ OOOtlH'l \h Neboo. 97~ OlllK F.qual Opportuo1iy J:;mployer M /1" II I Ol D 0 Emplo .. er for &DeX""'r. SJ.ZS for ex· , ... -E UP Orange and San Di ego App Y 2"7 ana r J ..... -• counues 1-~or further in· •l!JG 6137 pr ~9471 Looking for a company !ormauon cont.act. Ma111h·nance P time ap. prox 2 mos Painting exµ m'(' TuslUl a rea 831-9081 - -- where )'OU can bwld a MOT'& MAIDS care(·r~ We would like to eor,.o.• lfftty lwc.. E.lper. preferred Lalk to )'OU. Compostnl( l8SS2 MacArthur lilvd, ___ 642 __ 3030_·_ ----dept. now accepWlg ap-Sle210 MARRIED? BORED' PART TIME. casual. 1n· teresling Job <U!>ISling busmessexec 673·6634 Motel Night Clerk . r . plJcahon for paste up lrvlne. Calif 92715 or call 2300 So. East Rriltol Sant.a Ana He11eht.s ~8614 NeXl to McOo«lakl 's Rest.lurant Jab Opp a lwtltie1 Qillkl4 llOllteS:>& F1&11l l''ood CThe lslandtlr I ·R4ier. . 16 F1 lllf• l.a.d Newport Beach SALt:SS.SS filCICOtlY FARMS t-;am extra $$S s in P ·1 sales Apply al lllr korv fo'ar ms We11t cllff P lat,, <17th & lrvmel 642·fJ9'i< or • 17 ,..ash1on lslaufl &10-~ --------GENERAL OFFJCE We 'v e experienced telephone problems bul Wt!'RE Jltlu.'>ckcc~r,,. lull lime & l'/l'. gu<ld'worltm~ cond1· I 1011i., 8 p1l lwTi d 11 y!I . t; O.E l~yv1ew Manor. ().l.2.J505 time, Vanous duties. S3 MASSEUR · C•ll Npt. hr for t.OtXP. S3 2S hr I.or Bnch Athlettc Club. eicp &l JOam MS·9471. Apply Pennysave r . 1660 714/975-0111 Placenua Avt'. Cost a!~~~~~~~~~~ Sale!! Mella. Thurs mom. ATHLETICS Hece1 v1n1 Ins p ect or . _M4_-89_u ______ Night attendant needed PIX OPH. • • MECHANIC with fo r anam1 l h ospital Earn while you le arn. -• . ON-LINE NOW!!! 557-0045 Jloo.'>Ckccpcr, Cook. Some Child tare 1 '"; & 2'' yr old bo}'s M, W, F . 9·5. • IC.EYPUMCH OPH Swlllg sb1fl. $100 month i;h1fl d1Uerenu111 & milumum of l ycu pre · v1ous expenem·e essen Ital. Knowledge of CAO UNIVAC helpful. bul Will train ex p e ri e n ced operalOr. Couta<·t . r --.,, ., _.,r, >I MAIMTENAHCE Kc:.taurant chain net'ds 1nd1v1dual wtt"tl.. knuwlt.-dge of rC&tauranl ...quiµment. t:icpenenced 1n electn cuJ & plumbmg rep111r. Good benefit!., company tr l.ICk provided. AplJly al. =-:--. -\:ou""'' Oelrorl Diesel or Onan Duties would in clude Telephone Ans we ring expenence. Tom Kelly handhng emergencies & Service full t1me1part Marine t;ng ineeran1c general hospital main-time. Varied s h1ft5 · r:."' •U-• ... tBWnrt• r:fficae ncf 3Pr --~~n~ i.mall mechanit·al com· Earn S72+ a week p:.r1 poncnts. Expene nced in lime j.(uys & dolls 17 & btuepnnl readin~ & U.'>e older nc.oedE.>d to dQ P I< o f inspection t ools. work for top amall'u1 IJ9.$ ~1 athlete. JMµ lll> develo1 · ------world r lass athlelc::s;.-------tt RECl-:P'TIONIST Hui.y rrryr;-of l'Olfogp & l'<Jr u -Lii \: ,,_,. ., cs ~,t;i raay, ~·St·cll & refs r cq 'ti li7:J 1500. 1714 > 644 5800 ext 75'1!1 Or785J hst....t Services :llilJI Daimler Street Med>cal -1nrluded <.:otlet<t! ~tu Ulg.~ L1JC:at1on.s •n . denll> considered. <:all FA~IDON ISLA:'-1 0 llMl'Ol1APY PIPSONNH 511MCIS A/7~AL .L._/lj'2£RVCES s ,, 714 ~ltj OJ4!I Bus)' 08/G YN bal'k of l ll'C, expertl·n1·e req Safar) opt>n Sc·nd rt· ~umi.· to Ad 1158-1, U:ul) P ilot. I' 0 . Ho\ IJ liO. Ul!.ta Ml>:> a. Ca !l'.ffilli IJr C:.tr) llur"!', (.~1·A~1 ESA l«Vl~E "' TCSTIN 3723 llrch St. Hewporlleach -------HOUSEKEEPER !loc"'l'lurt llurhor An1111JI lll~Tl~t;TON HEA('lf lll ... pit>tl,t>JI lU30 l<fl'.11 l()r '>IUtlt•nh ,., Girf Friday /M'Jf' OHi le i.1-.tlli. rl-qUJ red Nu '>horlhand Will train Salary llJ>l'n t•ll ;14!J() GK OFC PERM P fT Work !I I in I ·11..,la \1 P:.J l•x· 'f) JJlrll.!. II JI••~ roll & 1; O 1lut11·, lr\1111• l 11•r\11n111'1 i\)11•n1 v ®i ... 1.111. • ··1't.1 \h .... 1 ~l' :!ZI I, I;! 1170 ••Ci() 1:0 I>\ 'Ill' I'. HS lll't.-.lt>t.l uow 11~ ~l'r1·1·n ,\r1l'•I Mg11111t ·,7x IUHO 1-.,\1 :J.1 Guard Jobs '>\VE !:A'> II ~llU "'Ufll tu "'•1rk .... I' 11a\c d Joh l11r \•JU 111".•r \1;ur hornt· i\11 !>h1 h:.. ..ivad:.blt! ( Jll 11>1 JJ)l)<J1nttr1t•11l \1on I-Ti liam ~pm 1714' :;~ 2.'ll!li lSJ2 W('ommunw••ullh Ft1llerton. C.1 \1on ,.'r1 11 :111 t :Jo 17141 r>441 M11, .!lt} W Warnt·r lt111 i!l7 Sdnt:1 ,\na C'.1 Wefls Farqo Guard Set-vices l>1v1i.1on ol I~ k1•1 Protel11on ~n we' Equal ()µportun1ly Employer M / F CUSTODIAN l111rt lime µ11 •.it1on a\ .111:.bl<' :.t N1·\N port llt'al'l1 apartllll'lll nun 1ll1·x. d eaning C'lul1huu:..c & Jll'JOl :UCEf\Plt t'OOK P T !>mJll boartJ & c .arc 7;,1~ llS Kl'l'H GOOK ~ml lam1J,1-IJoard & cart• 11r ...... Jlary ncx 5--'8 on.> li20 Nc1t. port l'lr IJr 11\cwµort Beach t;quul Uppor Emplu} er t<EYPUHCH orR NIGHTS ;i 11 PM 2 Yrs 1·,rwr Xlnt bcn<>fll5 & '>al I.cw 111 San Jucin Capo Apply at • TEMPO /Remtdy 32122<.:arruno <.;;,ip1:.trnn11 or ca" 661-121 I ---------111111 !.e.:al Adm1n1i.tr at1Vl' ~'(·} Npt Ctr hl1gat11m 111fll'l' Sal;iry l'O m ffil'll'l.ll'att• w 'kill:. & ex pc•ncm·e Some hk k JIU 1,Jo 10.11 IMMEDIATE PART TIME EMPLOYMENT $400.$750+ month 'I h 1• U 1\ I I. Y P 11. 0 T /'ll>t,"lh auto ruut1• tlr1 Vl'ri. for hHIO\.' Ol'W!>IJ:JJ,ICt tJc I 1 \ 1• 1 \' In I h C S I!! 31> , JO I M Jo' & morn 1ng:. ()n S at Sun 15 30 8.JOJ Some colletl ing reqwrl"<J J::armngs l~'<l on size of route Le«Jd Sec~tary Xlnt l} pmg a mui.t ,\I ag Card II rl-qwrt'(l 1\bh· to work under 1>re.,~uri• l..IJnll.1<1. Pal, 64.1 !HOO Le«Jd Secretary ~l1111murn of I yr~ ex pericnce lJcf tC1\'1IJ rirm Newport <.:enter t:all Jllllel 75!H>131 f'all 1%·f.800 A:.k 11,r nuoR SALES 1-1 ... u·r Ovdll·I or .\like u""" Bu.'>h t.xµcnenc i:d , matur1• ----------1 1\IJll.' tv work 111i:ht... INSt:llA.'JCE l't•r <,c,nal Line!. un dtrwnter min 2 yrs ex pt•r ,.'rt.'<l S J<tmcs Co Jrvrn1·. Call Maurine. 752 WJJ. 1-:0E wknd!> 20 30 hr J)t'r wk Apply 1n person 2072 ~ t. Bnstol. N li MAINTENANCE MARINA ,.ull 11me po:.1lluo .l' a1l:.i hit• for Jt£•nt•ral main 1111am·1· al Irvin<· <:om p J.ll\ marina:. 1.11?hl <'\ lll!nt•nct• 111 l'lt•t l rtt·.i l. !JIUml>111~ & l'.trpcntr~ Y.ork preferred Ex lt'llent benefits Appl~ u1 THE IRVINE CO &071 Ca1nclba ck Nl•w1>0rt 114.•a!'h, 1;.,1 91110 ,\lilh· ur t1•malt'. lkhv1°r) UnH•r lur ('~I Nt'\•JJort .1n•J, l "r au111 11.1rh :.l•,rl' ~\J 1111 me ;r'1i I i;1;1 ~L\8/\<;1·:1t 1\SSIT :.p plicutwri:. new IJt·1ni: u1· 1·i·pte<1 To ~uperv1!.l' i.:nJWl<I'> & 0H1t (' ,t.111 \1rc•haniral 11pp1tude & 'UJlt~n·1•wry t•x Pt'r r1·f IJ1Jt ni.tt fl'lljndutory St·ntl rt'i.unw. l)unu We ,t ~1anna. :l.'i20'l Del Ob1sfXJ !)l [)una Pt !t'.162'J \l:tna~cment IT PAYS TO BE IN THE RIGHT PLACE .JJ\CK IN Tlll!: llOX lh:11taur;:inl~ will vu)' <'Ompetcnl and qualified MB>ICAL FIOHT & MB>ICAL IACt< OFACE :! POS ITI O"S H 1-; Q U I R t-: 0 F 0 H INTF:RN l ~T IN NEWPOHT Hfo.ACll .. R 0 NT 0 fo' fo' I C .. : W 1~1fN 01-' :J Yl-:1\R~ EXPEH J:--1 ()()(,.ORS OFFICE E FFICIENT i\T P ... GBOAHU . INSURANCE TYPINI; P J-. R S 0 N 1\ II I. I'. UJ!';l'OSJTIUN ,\I Al'O U.\ TOH Y IJACt\ CH- FIC £ W MI N (Jlo' ~ VHS Li\U EXl'~.I( 111':1.l'f'UL BL'SY {Jlo' flCE l'LEASt: Sl,;11 IDT !11\NUW RITTl-:.'I LJ<..TIEH OH HESL'!\lt-: T() (',\~I El.BACK r osT CJFl-'ICE BOX K!Oi , '\J-.WPORT B i': \I 'll, ~:!li+i-0 Rt:PLl £S !'ON fo'!Ut:.. .... "TIAL & WILi. Ill-; AC'KNOWl.t:DGt:U 1~1 )1t:OIATt;LY ~T1\HT A..<;J\P ~tedlcal Assl~lanl. p rr. f{)(' Npt Bch offtrt· EX· pt.>r cal I 645-4000 "' k !l > ' ----,\U;l)J<.;AL Sf;CHETAHY IJrol<>J(y front ofrlcc 1n N pl l:!l·b . U k k i.t . trat\.\Cn bmg, & i.l·h1-<lul mg Applicant:. must l>c expcr 548 2247 Med.lea! front ofrtr e girl, 1·xpe r1cnced S alary 111Jt•11. 8'&2·~1or531 !JW7_ HURSStY /S*llWDn \Ju,t h.1\e I \r 1•\pr \a.<.11;l..., lrom $HUll lo SllOO J)l'r mo Se\.• firanl l11r a" 11!11 JllOO 20Jll •"l'"' l•Jrl Ill t '\1 646 7441 MOISES AIDES \JI -,h1ft:s 1-:xpem•nt 1'll & tfft1f1t.'d SJ ~ to ~ 011 "rrairunt.( pru~rn m . int'\ J'Nll'Ol'f.'d S' !IU $3 0.'> ~1t':>d \il'rdl' Com llcr..p h61 C..l·nlt•r ~l C..o'>ld ~ll':>il All ~ Nl 'H~I'.-; Al (>l'.S J 11 ... i<J> pr1·t <••>•>ti pn) <.:ou nlq t lul1 C1111\ lluiip l'ci:.tJ .\l l''J :,1:1 :.,1;1 NURSES AIDE :-.lt•1°'1lt•tl tu ~1\1' ll'ntfrr lo\ 1111( l'.irc Iv du er I) IJJ t1t•nt"i Will tr111n qua Ii f1ed person nt•I l>crern'ut11111 ril ~ ul 1·nd ol M'< m11' \II 'h1f1, J\ a1lahh• 1\1>1> I) 11 lJ !-1.Jµcnor. ;-. II Nur.1n1o; RM (Jpen 1ng for lid y -.upervlS<K, 99 b~ lOn vale!ocf.'nt hospttal. e'< tellenl bencf1ti. & retire m 1> n t p I .1 n ,\ p p I ~ MJ,i:,h1p L'onva1e .. 1ent Centn. <166 "1aghi.h1p ICIJ. :\ U 00 l)0.1.t Nun in~ lntenor Lond!>Cil!JC co ha.., I ull t 1 mt· m11mtenanc.t' GUARDS route open for !>elf LOAN OPPORTUNITY rnd1v1dual., $12.000 and more 11 yl'ar to s tart as trainees 1n our com· prehe ns 1 ve r estaur 1tnt Med.ll·111 A~st. front, buck & x·ray Exp only $800 up, <.:all !17~-0313. t«llSES AIDIS Sl11t.e Cf.'rllf1ed only $t 00 IJ('r hr Xlnt work confl & benefits + Mc k pay lll•YVl l'W l'11nv 2055 Thu r1n St . l' ~ tH.2 35C6 . t: 0 . t;, 1"1.111 & purl t1m1· All motiv ated 1nd1v1dual J re u !> U n 1 f o r m !. whu enjoys people & has •LOAN OFACiR TRAIMH manageme nt tra1n1ng turnrshcd J\gl•\ 21 •>r wo rking exper ien ce over. ll1:t1rc:d wc:lcCJme w /intenor plant~. Xlnl College deRree a nd real esl.ate tra1J1inS1 or work experience preferre d. Excellent opportun 1l y ~barut resume lo. proi:ram. Upon s ue· t·c%f ul completion ,,f tram mg you may be as· s1gnt'<l ns a n assistant munuger of our units. JA<.:K IN THt.: BOX. a MEDICAL Ofc IK.,.t /cteti& lmmed open1n.i: for Typi.st w ;gd ph VOll'C & £1g apt. Vaned dut1ei.. pleas environment. lienf. Will trn Atla s SPorlS lnd. SA. $40 :n :n. No expenc·nt 1• nee APJJ· pay, benefits. Ca rdiff ly UnJVCrMtl ProlcC'llOn ~lhWE.'St_. s_·A_. 557-0150 u ve·in . $200 per week plus room & board C714l ~161 or-<213) 428-6431 Ser vice. l :.!26 W. 5th Slrcet, Santa J\na. Jn Lt!rv1c w hour:. !I l;! & I 4 Mon lhru ,.'r1 11.trdwaresales. full or 11t Ill'™!. Apply in l>l'r!>un, Crown Hardware , 3107 1-;.~l Hwy. Cd~ HARDWARE Retail Sales lull time. 240 Broattwa y. ~una Bch. 497-4403 _ HOSTESS t-'ull time lloslt~s wanl· ed. days. Apply In person a ~pm, no phone cal.ls. J olly Roger, <100 So. <.:oas t llw y, l.agun a Beach. Hotel/Motel exp night auditor & desk l'lerk. J\p ply Bruce Smith 9·S, San Oemenl.e lnn. tlGHT AUDIT CLERK Good opportunHy for a retiable person w 1th an apt;tude for numbers " celculator skills. N CR ~ exper. pref. Advan· cement opportun1lles avail. t.:ojoy xlnl. com pany benefits. ApJ>IY Bam·l.2 Noon. Mon/l•"r1, Penonnel MAlmOTI HOTB. D Newport Cent41r Dr. Beach Equal Ernplyr /F USITHI DAILY PILOT ..,.,, UIULT" SllYICI DlllCTOIY For Result Service Call 642·1671 ... HJ ·L ______ _. IMVESTMEKT COUNSB.OR Growuig Orange County 2 T.O I Loan Brokerage Co pays extremely h igh commission.., for expr d llcen!'.ed :.a les pe r son &10~ AMERICAN SAVINGS subs1d1ary of K alston Punna Company. offers compet,Jt1ve salanes. ex· cellenl wor k1n11 tond1· llon.'1 and plenty of fnnge benefits mcludmg a full med1cal 1dental plan. group life insur a nce rompuny travel accident telCAL ASSIST. Front o ff ice . t,; x · peneoced. P /lime for G.P. m Newport Uch. Appl. schedubng & peJC boa.rd knowledge helpful. G46-0267 ----- ~---------~ Ofrlr l· JANITORS Pa r t lime evenings , rnt!n, women & couples Costa Mesa, Newparl. Santa Ana areas. Must h:tve car & home phone. Call SJ'l-6558 or apply al 123 N. Olive. Orange. Monthru fo"r1. 15725 E. Wh1ll.Jer Hlvd Wh1tuer, Ca 90607 7 14.~9-9660 213·947-471 1 E 0 _ 1': M JI-' Ill ms urance and a non· 1---------• l'Ollll'lbut.ory retir ement Have An Extra Cash -pla.n LOT ATTENDANT · wanted full or part time. Must be 18 yrs old. 557~. Lumber Sales Ileta1I ----i Counte r Man. Laguna Japanese Connection Be a ch Lumbe r Co. Start your own anlern1t· -6538 540 8267 uonaJ bus w /friends & ~ or · ·-- U.'>-'lOC who live In Japan LVM or RM S.'Vl ~03. J,Spm for appt J.11 medication. Vaca· JEWELRY WAXER lion relief. Aug. 10th lhru £XPER'D&TRAINEE ~~. 2::ip~::~ ~~~~ ___ 7_1_4_·W7_9-_G_l2A ____ 1 St Costa Mesa. S48·5585 KEYPUNCH OPERATOR TRAINEE Entry level J)061Uon of· Cering excellent op port.Wllly, IBM 129 e x· penence preferred but ool required. LVM/PMSHIFJ Every other weekend oH. Must be dedicated to good patient care. Free Ins. alter probationary per1od. XJ.ot benefits. Ap. ply: J..SSuperior.N.8 . MAIDS WANTED for private resort. Start lmmed. Exp. preferred. WW train. Full Ume. Apply lo penon, 419 N. We offer compe .ilive O>ast Hwy. Laa Bch. or salaries and out.ataoding call 71'/-..Wl. Alk !OC' benefits which Include ~t)ai~ne~.~~~~~~ COlllP9DY paid medical, 1: If you are a person with a ..en.'><' of m1!.b10n. l'apable leader who enJOY!> deal· Ing w11h people and one who ha s set high per sonal .:oal!. ro r yourseU. you may fmd that JACK IN TllE BOX ii. eicactly the right place for you to be for now and for a bnghl future, we are mlcrviewing. Tuesday, Auci11t 14 ~~~ .. 7000leodlll•d .......... DIRECTIONS: 91 Fwy Ex•l Beach Blvd. north Management openlrlgs in Orange County area ln· eluding Norwalk and WhllUcr. If you are new to CO!>ta Mesa. temporanly dis· coolUIUlng your educa· uon. recenUy disch arged from lhe service. or for any reason sedllllg te m· J><>rary employment, consider ttua uru.que OP· porturuly. Y•C.._.. $216 ,.,. Wit Based on your prod uc · l.lvity, com.roiNlon, plua lncMlves • extra profit sharing booua. The womeo 4 men we are loolwlg for may be tired I cl typin&. (o&dlng papen I w1rehou1e Job• and worlong for a limited In· come. Work with young people. Rapid advance· ment poMible. If you are available lo start work immediately, ci. 11 between9:30-2:00. C.-MeM ~~'4~M~l~l4~~ I "iO""""i Vacation This Summer Work for Ke lly on tcmpo r 11 r y llSl'>ll(nfn('OL"I for th1!1 :r1ummcr and earn your wny lo extra fun All offire !!k11l11 needed. •Typhh •S.Usl .... •WwdPrec • Acct Cllrtll •Clertia. Top pay. paid va <'1tlona, ~fcrral. bonuses. Nev •r n fee. ·IELL~ 9 £:f'\VICCS Call or Come In Tod1y Irvine lm-1441 2102 8uaineN Ctr Or. SuJte 208 Hunllnl\m BeKh '-. NT·a.I dental and life insurance for employees and de· pmdeo&.s. credlt. union ~ 1 8I07 Warner Ave llAJD6 WANTED 1881 s. '~ ' I wmt \ 1215 ~..::'· Laauna Beh. ~~"'/ ~~ ""'11 I La':~uel If an Interview 15 not con· venaent al this ti me, P'ease aend resume or call: Jobn Cox, mo M8·20ll, 18182 Beach Blvd., Hunllnctoo Beach, CA 92847 ml more. 4Pf'l,.Y JN PERSON WISIEILER TIAMIPOIT DYAMtlCS llllWell........., SMlaAu,Ca rz=°'' Of' .. , 1117W•lf/9 MAU>, to care for n.lce JACI IN l:::siJ~ I 27tS7 Cabot Rold COi)' ~ olc bld1- and 1tafl. t ·5PM or Jff( BOX Sant• An• MPM, Moo-Fri. ReUa· 9 F d I 95S.oJJO ble1 non amoktr. Perm Opera~:.../nc 00 • ~f II TIJN. Mata only. S.neflll, paid A8uba.ldl.aryo( on....aBaock bollday1, vacatlona C Oftkle) wtpe¥. Beclr 8U'M\, W R•l•loo Purine om· Olllr ... Dalrfllllt....,.... I S. 88l..1'11Un. '*'1 ,......,._ .. ,..11e111 Equal ()pfortunh.J 11 .. 111 ......... 111111 .... 1 ... for 56 AAEqua.l~Y 1 ,.,",..,., L lm..,,.,MtP ---=•c.•. 1:mp1oJsll1P' --~-_.-....,.,; -811 1~~!!!!~~~11 ' _,. ·~ - . I ··~ hOthl'lt.1\1'' ~!JO\ tll llem•f1l\ me lud111t.( · p..i11I \ .i t J t 1 u n ., T ~ 1• 1 n 1: 1:i1t.1•m 1-. '' I'. c .. 11 ~1J,~1 \loo lhru fr1 I' I •n t 1 1 , {' x I r u d •· r opt:rawr for 2nd shift . 1•xµ cJflly. f()( f u:.v'm Pfl1 lilt• l•xt.rU:.IOI\.'> Appl~ IO I• c r' o n t-'" brr r J l t• 1! 11,., .. lt('!. Inc 111!> "' IHlh :")l L \I f'rJftrait "fmL,h•·r W1Jrk un • ~1loJf pnnti. ..., •th t'HI c1n·1l !Jenols ~ d\1•, :\1'\,~f .i/'1.l!>llt• klll\ ~,,, .. 1 t'\t..,l;(hi & I l1lt>1 ::O•'ll''' Will tr dtn, f 1 . hrs I It"( 111m 31nll.r !)larl $:l 111 \Ir \1ur rin . Un ~1t1· l'hf/lll (.; fCI ph Ir~ :no.I I wrlir1r Bl t. ~ •. C ~1 I' H 0 U L' L' 'l I IJ N TH.AJ ~ l'.l:.: Ru bbf'f how prtMIUth lnin1· ••n·.i \1W.l I'"-'~ ('0 !Jh )'iCdl mdudml( bist'k X LC.a) .\ h cndJl l'> lndi. (.11 ~IO 7t.:!I £ 0 1-: -----n I-. A L E S T A T t: SLL.'\MA:-1 WA:-tT,..l> 1:.AR.'" Li PTO 15'< COM ~USSIO:'\ :'\ET 1 Earn S~O K to $100 K b) Llm:..tma' 2 f ind out "'h} Ill''" ltl ~Urn bll( SS$ lll'lt' l'•>ITII! ldlk 1t.1lh •ll~m 3 our vro dult 1 n l' \ µ , n ~ 1 1 ,. l.rnd buditel term~ 1 Pre M't appl5 glollor•· 5 F'md out why .. ....,t'.\C ~ the best lhang ~oang :' INVJ-ST'MF.NT SAU:.-; lnveM:tment brokeraiie firm near 0 C airport has openings for n£'w & cxper licensed R I-~. ~ales people. Com· pet1t1ve comm rate5, full supPort service!'., training & assistance t-uU·ume only. Call Sam s.nopoo. Really Interchange 957-6.516 Real Uitale . Top N'pl Perun olflN! has open ang for exper salespers-0n or new licensee We train 673-0060 Hal I:), I ale SILF-STAaTHS needed. Consider JOIIUlll Selel1 Properties. We haye openings Top in· cenl1vc romm 1sslon ~pht, expanding local firm. Good worklng ron dlt1ons. sttretanal as· sastance. Tom Hopkins "Video Fut Start" I ram· Ing progr am . Call 751·3191. .... ...... w.. ()peolo1 tor Jlcen sed salespeople, locally owned, With nation.a.I re· fernl system. Excellent working conditions . F.am 100% commiaslon. For confidenllal app't. call 7$9·0226. Execu· Systems Realtors ri; 8u5i: .:. PICTnlOUS . NAME? ",. .......... ..... ' . ., ... ,. ....... . ............... ................. ........ 114,..... .................... ............. .. . .. ,. ""' ...... ~,.. DAILY ~tlOf ,rrtll ....... ,.. LI hA IRI ter 111.1'1 . Ottr .................. ..... ,. Orattte c .... ............... ................. .... , ........ ,.., ........... , ,.i.11eetl•• ••11t1 ........ ..., ... a clleell M nes· DAILY MOT, ~.O. IM ,., c:e.-....... -. ........... ,., -.-... , ........ ................ .......... . .. :.al~ of'f11· ... l}p1ni.t 5!, 10 munagt'r t ra1nt•e po-.1 1,11 wpm t-:xpe 1 r•• t11>n<, a\u1labl1> llp I• q111rt"1 V;ir11•I} 111 111 S:!'lfl 1<.k 111 11ur l i··n-.lutll !lUllC!> 1 .. 1\••I\ \4,1.:1· t,11n11 ... 1 W1>rk111 ut111 1·' Xlnl l><·n1t11 .. 1•\••rnn.: h•111r'> 1·;,itt \.1r Nl'1t.vurl ('1•n1 .. r ( Jll .tuhn"''° l>t•tv.t .. 'rl I~ i ;1 \\p, UUt111i..1,11 71.>I ':.fil ~ ltl'f'PJJllOOl'>I :\Int 'IJI porlunll' lor 'iudt•nl f.ull 11mt-.. ummn l•.Ht tlffit> rail 'lpnni: S.1 .o l'l'I' hr Plt-U.'>anl \Urrt>Un 1l1 n i:' '1 u-.1 tv pe m1mmum ~1t.pm Aj.lµly ~1701 U..n" f)r I~ t,l:li RECS'TIOHI ST lmrrwd lull t11n1 os.ien1ni: lur 'h.trp p1·r ,<Jn11hlc l'liX H1·1 1·pt111n 1 t .... \ JnUU'I •1lh· r 01£ IC'l' 11 u I 11•' P I 1·" ' ,. 1· 3 I I IH\ 1,1'. '> \\ l.:\C:!'> & IJ l \,' \'\~ .... 7'.,.! 2•JMI I.CJ !-. \1 F RECEPTIONIST L11!ht t;µanl(. h1·J ~} J.lh<JO•.., Xlnt tx·m•r11 i. & 1t.'fJrkinR r·<J0d1t1011 ' I 1111 I.\ d .,~, 11 .. 111 RECEl'T (TY'1 ST ~port licdt:h Ad AJtt•n l). luok1nit fur l\l'Jl linRhl }OUlll( l(JI 14 Ith out l(Oilll: ~n.onJIJt~ Xlnt t)1J1ng i.k1lh ''° ... µrn. ple4:>~ lel•·J)h<>ne mJn ne~ to handle lronl de,,i.. No e\per nt'l l'<1 ll N.un 1>44 ~ RECS'T /Typitt lor bu.st pro(h~11>0;il n• c&J C::.ldlt' vff1u· 'Ae n1-.'<1 .an enlhu.."~t11 i:irl 14 llh l)l>ll\Jl ubthl) of !.4J Y.pm Or«lll$!1? Co Aul)() rt J re• J Call anytime 979-8533 UCRUmNG CQ.ORDIHA TOR '>.th~ BRIDAL SHOP J•n ·l•·r n ·l.i1l11 l111h111• ~l."S t'XJ>f·nenl·1• hut y, II lrdln PJrt l•1 full I lllt• <1va1I J'l•·a.:.ant worlw 1 cond' I ~"TA :\JES,\ ,.41, l>L !:>.lit ... CALIF. COPYING PRODUCTS \\, .;r .. • \J1.1111lon • 11111 11Jn.,1. ~:.ll''> l•;r•·l' 111 111 1r11clu11· th•· 1,.,,.111 l11111J r. nvo\ \.II:-. Ill. I \ l'ltullH OJll I' I IHl1d 111 I lln•• ~l•>lln lllolr' alt'd .t ).~ ~ r •• ' ' I \ t• • ti '-t f t ,,.,;rk1·f' .,111111l1J 1·011t.11 I u ' 1 mm 1· 111J 11• I ' I, u ,11 ,111 I• t•, I 111 r;, t I\ • '•11111111 .,:>1•141 plJll c $14)jo. h l \I'll ( JllJtt•OllJl l lu 1u.. .\II tr;1111111i.: 111" \ ' d .. oJ I' I ... , ., .. I •• I I (,'J .!l:IJ ..... 1 .... IJ1r1'i1 mrk11• •" ,.,., .. t-, tlt'<l llJlt•tl 111lhu •I J 11• 111'IJ\ 1du.ih ..... 1 1it',11 • 1o ,. '<I• Jn d 1 n c 11 m ,. (\, ~r.,unJI i:rowth W1• h.ive ke) Jl'h ll Vdll :\1, '''" "'1lll1J111 i'rl A. I ull lllllo •vfll,1cl l\J1c11 .11 w.: Oi'..17 \Ion I UI'\ h• I ~ \l,Jo;.'> IJlo.1.1\',.;H 'r' 11 }00 111>j'\J .1 tlt!l'••nt payrn. JOh up tu )..1 SI• • l '\ ;, '•JJm <'.di • .at 1p111 5.JI 0111 Sah~1url Ex11 ti, f t. will ini; w work Sun Shop 1111 Papµa1e1tl~o 67:, :><lr.4 nus po:,1uon rcqUJ rl'' a 5.A.lt":'> person with ex perm 4'0f1· GUYS & GALS :.umcr :.alC!'i Salary + Want a fun Joh'.' H11•h1t bonus e s . m e d H·al, ha.-.ll Jf youarf>17y~ar• established compan). or older you can earn i_5_1 _112~1 ______ _ ~I.!+ per ""l'l'k work in.: ; RESORT COORDINATOR needed to help m arki:t vacation con c ept. ~ellc. iwlf .start<'r J...ona hours & W('('kcnd!> a mu6l Salary -+ inl't'n· uve Other benri1ts Call 'Ille Good Lde at Laguna Shores. 49'-8521 • aslc for huw':i part lime & have: a ball. Honu:.ei.. part1e' cl<' C:J\LL RIC lll .. 111:."TWl:.I': ..... 12 & 7 972.4141 SWei lntenor Oe:.1gn Sale!> With inter~I Ul art or in te de:.1gn . f l!, 11 1 S!O·SZS hr Wrll lra111 Karen 8-iH·93711 3 i pm Sales Uebb1e -Loo king for c a r ee1 ---------mrncf(•d ind1v1du;:il frn Rt$tauranl BOB'S HOMIOFTHI llGIOY Jmmedlate opemngs in our fanuJy restaurant al nearby loc: i.uons . Wt! re qUlre no previous ex· penence. Join our friend· I)' t.eam. Come see u.:; to- daY between 2·'4pm. Ur T,..._ 231162 Avenida de I• Carlotta. UgWUI HlUa. 4SOJ Campus Dr, I rvmc w. •• w ........ .... ,1: ,,.... c ..,,,. 73U Ediiler. H. n ... ,. ,,..... C11hln 154 E. 17th. St. C M Equal Oppor Emplyr MtF I d.Sl growmg hl!lh fai.h101 wome n!. sh oe ::.ton: Lorated 1n Fas h101 l:iland. Top pay. With e i. ccllcnt l'O bene For 111 lcr v 1e w <'1tll M r Wa.~rman 759-0885. SAUS/U9UOI E1tper1enced, mature Able lo work nig ht:. weebnda. 20-30 hr w k Appl.)' In person. 207 S. E. Brill.Ol, CM SALESMEN Callln1 on RetalJ Tl'ad t:am liOO-up. Per. wt~ . Spare lime. For detail call EMMCO, MS-6030 SAi ESMEN ll41C-$201< Tired ol .tuat maklnit hvang? We are lookln for ambitious sel mativated lncllvlduals t k'l"V9 u accounts reJlt N•Uoo•ll)' dlalribute REITAURANT KELP product. Room for ad hrt·Ume haoeh alalf\. Vancemenl. cau bet wee (4-Sbn.) Cooler help io.a llr. WIUte54CM023 . p .Ha>er hr. Is di•· &U.l8MAN bwaabfr p .ao,.r hr. ~l/Wldelale Eqwr ,ftMClecl. O.C. Airport la.l Ooc'p. lnaide ••let ... call Roa 2-6P.ll, for hb1na yWnC men 18 yr -. lll-0554. • older. ll00-'500 tw ~ant wM.h suar. Ml. • eomrr PEBRY'S PIZZA New locatbt nr. lrvtnt Noilt birint ror Ptr he.. C.11 .• H.B. Slut Irr onl)-. Mutt work tomt mdaeb'. a.aMd advar "111 ••· llJn •o1c1tr. cttMDt ~mar -=~ .:.":..:.. ... ~ ....,..., llHd __. IDlll ear. DI a.an.. .._ ,_.. ~ Product. Call Nl-063 -II Sllsf..eJI\ Mlrls .... I lo ~*-£··~=::: -;:~-=::-:::-:::.,;:::.;:;: -··:..:::..~-:..;-:.~·;;;:-~:-;------... -. -... ·--~ .,.,.., ........ -~-·..,. ------:-w ....,..-~-·-..J -O~-, I .-.I -,. -""' --- I --~- , = ... for Wl•at• llClllMY ... ?~ ..... !!.~ !!.~.~~, ... .?~~~~~ ..... ?!.~ Sett '1 1'-ll .. ,., fw R.S . ofllu , NI ~Reellyfrl.,- w.... 1001 ....................... Mal!d!r· Aup"91 13. 1t7t ~VPILOT. Q ...., Mahan £Q tai ~ nr. -.. ,._ ...-•. 40 ae•ll• ••P•r l•ace a.r .... '-W Sa&. Call G~ /rttepUoeltt tar .. ..,. ood t~nt 6 S.hss 1111 .. : a .,, :.a· ._ e.w ~ F II la ...... •,,.. .... Mute WI II H • o1116•"--&M---...... Call DMMe ................. ,.... ..... . ........... ·-21·11 ··;;-;.-.-,,---.. ------· s t'?' ..... : " ,.. ... • : _.,,, ....... MeiJllM,tat. tnla1. llCIY/OflUMp. u •••••• ,,.,t . ,., fe .. le W/HH. IClf tklll1. Pl ta worll Hat~•I•. ••lar7 + ~~i•°' prollt ._.e ,..,.. .. P.O... C...cW ... a..-,.._., ~ .... _.......,...., ~ hattn6eu. _ llNda...._ w • .. • ...... 11.:ci1;;.~"r;'~°';,,;1ea•i ......_.,_~••• WMY hll ti•• statloaer~ ~ .. '& Coeta M"e Rapl 411 cro•te1 poelU::.iu:.•rl tlrn• ~ coma. C.U plaet•acaallcel re · petnl available --••nhp•• eo for lnlM • Newport -~------.a •• toelU.. f« a 1.V· ._.. arte, h t •lleot SALIS POllTIOM moll vat.cl lodMdual. ....,Ma tw lull tJme. -...-IPMdwnUAC ,.. OaU ,_ dlll..u.. CJ 'd. __ Knowledu of 1'Nl ..... CO ---. bellllUJ. '41·1SU IOT1 CanMU*k at 11. NNport •wtt. M4 IOIO 9CllTAAY~ No~._'-tcil or ~,...,... tl&ber' wtM. but lllUST ~ ~I W ~~pm MAlmOTIHOra ,:';".;to ...,..,_ 6 : We~ seetioc a retial*t ~Cn -•-11 ...... 11,...,. pen.on to wottL flexible ........-~---....., boars. Law enl<lftement ot law. 13S-11812. or NJCWity belptuJ. En-~~~~~~~~~Sffretary 3·4 brs 1day joylQOdco. benefita. Ap. Sales .... ,,.. Nm1.b KB ~ ~~I, h m·DOOO. Steno Compoaeat1, H · t.21(1U)ll1.sJS.. 900iu-.--"'-•-0r perlenced HI -Fl ,_. .. ...,..~ sa•11111GD or ~.t. -n·•-Newport&eacb t1. jl'i'O Tt ....... ......... t111flb I ~0,.lla .............. ., ... , ........ , ....• ,, ..... . A ' rt aJ'-.. It M t:I.. ...... HI ......... st..... c. ... 17141 ~ .. 6JNIM. ,_ ... awe.. DD-i 14. Call Chuck 1..ot71h1 at - - ' Equal Oppor Employ Telephone SoUciton mu ~ betweeo =-.::..~"o1 m/f Lucky you! We have 2 12-Spm. nee. Xlnt 1t1J1a required. l~~~=~~~!!!_L openings Is it's not often w......w ........ P /T lunc h es o n ly . Privatedub. &M~. ---------1 o.&Mt a... ,.. __ -we lose a telephon e SaJes ---··~· SECY fo $850 solicitor. How would you ISllClllTAltY,,........ CeneraJ office dutM!e. •c· like to earn anywhere TIMI.OM '81fiel cura~Jy typing 45 wpm, from 13..»'6.00 hr and WAITllSS Full time. S.C Coif Course Rest a ura nt. 492-3'95 MlmS YOU lndepeodeut, diversified 1.ood w/calcula tor Is auu spend aJI day al the To Ci.I.I avaia.ocbe ol or· duties . Finaoc ial li1ures. Non·amoke r. ~?The hn a.re SUo ders from maru1e. Services Firm. Ca!J7~-2&0Q._ t ru Thurs S:30·9J!.,m . 1--~Mlmlll5r5- •----....-~ It -'I'l'rffe'a no seffing iil-' Rothchild's Restaurant oto ... ,.ue-:-SlJ~n·ttng -.i.-4 =!!ence re-Sec'y : Will train bnght volve d & no ex p CdM 673·3750 goods, motor sports. Te·,_.,..._.,... ___ ..-._. ---girt for uec office. Top necesaary. 540·4088 aft t&Uers. Great oppty bul .._________ skills. 00 exp, $560/mo lpm: Ask for sue. w•t.rrR.A DllV&a we are very seiectl~ & r "'"• ~ 5ft want career winne r Secretarial +be ne fits. 9·4 M·F Tennis Pro Shop Sales SUHDAYONLY types only. We Lra.ln ex-**ATTINTIOM•• 644-25:!6. wom an neede d. Hrs To deliver Daily Pilot pertly. Visit us & see. Students Teachers SERVICE STATION AT· 8:4Sam·2:30 pm Moo-bundles LO carriers. Re· C a 11 Mr. De h Is e o lbmwtve. ! ! TND. Apply 990 E. Coast Fri. 49M8116. Steve. ~res van or large sta· 540-4023 EARN VACATION$$ Hwy Ne.......-Be b. Uon wagon and a good · WENEED • -,..... ac ToolsetterrecfdforsmaU driving record. Phone SAies SECRETARIES rvice Stn Attendant, punch presses, wW tram, 642·4321 and ask for Wanted )"OUDI mea who UOIEDIATELY fu.ll time eves. Neal ap-HBarea.897·2529. Harry Seeley or Doo will let a.Jong~ with wtthorw/aUllbonhand pearancelsbandwriting. TOP Hourly pay, ar Wtlli&mS. women . C all Mr. langorlhortt.enn, boli· Apply 2590 Newport qualified! Houseclean-EQUAL Jolmsoo540-4023,S.12. day Ii vacation pay, Blvd.CM. Inc. Laundry " min . OPPORTIJNlTY boapitalluUoo availa-EMPLOYER s.Jeawomao, mature, ble.. VICE SfATION , JU· Ironing. 1 day ea wk. fulltime. sL lllaogr. w /llc. All 114 2·6140 Be twee n NAREHOUSEMAN . Freodl's bene. Apply mornings. l0.Ut-3PM. Resl,>OllSjble persor'i for ~ake Bakery ~Npt.. Blvd .. CM. TOW __ T_R_UC_K_O_RIV __ E_R_. fabric warehouse. Good C.M. 642-0571 _, .... saJ opp. with g rowing co. P SALESPERSON """ ary +benefits. Irvine area. Salary Savmgs Is Loan Please to sell palolinss at lnq: 990 E Coast Hwy, c 0 mm . w / ex Pe r . ~our ad Wldec banlc. ·Aa•heim Conven tion NB.Ca1J644..tl31. S.56-791S Ing. lrvineS&LAssn. Home & Garden Show. · 546-4741 Aug 18th thru 26th. Call TOW TRlJCK DRIVERS. WARIHOSUSE S....teN W..ted 3848 campusDrive ·Pres. of As h b r ook Experienced only. Live c..-to 51200 forsailmaker.~7950 <acrossfrom Studios Inc. 714·893·1370 tnCostaMesa.646-963& ---~Wayne Airport) •or 495·5906 e v es Is Tow Truck Drivers ex. GroWUlg co in Orange ~: Some exp de· Equal Oppor Employer wee .. _ .. _ 'd ......_ s e e k s p e r s sired. Pattison Sall ~. per · • .,.. pay. Apply w1supervlsory exp lo Design.673-2180. tiHIJ>PERlsRECEIVER, G&W T o wing, 7408 hand.le Jpm to m idmte -•-ex CM aims Way, C.M. &t2·1252 shift. Growth """ent Lo c-S ......,, per. area. """ ~cretary : pecialiaed Secre 979-l.805 TIAYB. AGIMT. mgr. XJnt co beneC. Call position, law firm, NB. tary Jean. WW train in legal. OoJy ._..,_.Eutrt E11:perleoced . Lido COASTAL very talented need app. Costa Mesa based firm. Travel Service. 673-3310 ly. Outstanding typing Cox Hobbles. Inc .• a Top l&lary + benefits. ..,. .a.A l'ERSOM4EL sJd.IJs & work manage. )eading manufacturer of Must be able to read le • Y• ,..., WHLSI A8BtCY ment ability req·d. WUI engine·powered model write F.n&J,ish. Ability to Scuba d iving wblser 540-6055 tes t. S a I a r y o pe n . products la seeking a spuk Spanish desirable. needs girl friday,wb.lse 2700 Harbor CM 4133-99113. secretary for Credit and 714/646-7135 weeedays. exp oec:esaary. divina a NEVER A ""EE ---------1 Co 11 e ct Io o I 0 rd er phas. PoseJdoo Veaturel r ~Tetary /re<:eptlonial ; Proce•.in1 Department. tatlonery Store Io 644-5373 Call a.l\erbn •ppt want lo won ln Newport Job ,..a,_ abonband, O:lrooadef Mar need.a ex· --------1--------• area? So do we. Our typing, 10 key, cor· pertenced 11les lady . TVPIST. permaoent part Anaheim corporate of. r e aponde n c e and P\&ll time S days, xlnt umetoLraloaatypeaet.. fice is moving wit.bio the st.aUsticaJ report$ along woridnl cooda. &peciaJ. I.er. Speed above 50wpm WAREHOUSE FACI'ORY ~EMBLERS LiUJe or oo experience next couple ol months, wit h a eoeral c lerical l)'CmectieGtele. 8'7~1010. req'd. P acific Sk.jpper but. we want you now. dulies. Maga.zine~UIU Exciting real estate bull· STOCK CL.al ness. comfortable al· We olfer good benefits Need for baodlina ol ia· m oa; pbe r e. s a I a r y and a starting salary up comio&toutaolng stock. negotiable. Advance-to MO. This poajUoa is misc. office duties. rnent opportunity wilb available Immediately. Pu r c baa Io g ex pe r our small but elite com· bel,P,ful. Musi have a pany. CallJanls, 776-U02 valid CA drivers lie. Irv. ----·•y Call the P e rsonnel loc. Please coot.act A -·-l>epartmeot at s..6·2551 (714)5564671 Newport Center Law or apply to: r--------- Firm. int.elliaence. good skills & prior legal exper r equired. Call Rutb Brazer 75&-3800 SICllTAltY Sm ~ COD.su.ll· ana firm needmood typist. may allo orm occasional air ·frlday duties. Salary baaed on lkWa le ex per. Call Kay <TI4>9'79-3'1!n cox !!LE§, INC l...eisure Dynamics, 1oc ~EWames-Ave Suta Ana. Ca IZ'105 E.O.Ell/F AAE S~ETA.RJAL/GENER,1-------- 0 FFICE One peraoa of. 11 c e . 6 Ow p m . Ii l e ~[~KTARY short.hand. lmmed. open. """'"' ing. 7M-Oll4. '-f-n.. SICMTAIY AN #It •crST. B U I L D E R S E M · ---POR.llJlll. A Division of Dynamic loan brobrage The Wickell CorporaUon, co. in Newport Beach bu hM ao lmmedlat.e open. openiogl for secretary in& in !ta Irvine office Cor wttb IOOd cqanl%1Uooai a Part-Time Secretary lo Ucllla, eye for accuracy • work iD our DUJ'Mf)' buy. atteolioo to detall. AbUI· lnl off~. Hows wou.kl ty to cope \IDdel' pressure be 9 am-3 pm, 3 days per siWIUGD. TriortUze4r de-week. Requirementa in· al auertlvely with dude tntnl, ftllo1 and dtwnepenoaalitf. ReaJ otbtr 1eoeral office Estate baclc1round dudea. · helptul but DOt •••Ual. SUry open. Call Katie PlelM coa&act: ..... ·~~ Sucl•relrt,,.., =':.'~ Smell adv.tlllaa ..... ·~!!!!!-!!!!!!!!~!!!~ cy in HarbGr area oeecta l- a sbarp, ,..pomlb&e,..., 1--tlCll-----• motlvaled aecretar1. *~AW* Oaod MCNtaria1 lkWa a Sec-\YPe 50 ao,a A mut. Call for appt. Erecleel!tat $14,400 ™""5-M?L ._... USl.5.• ·--•ny F/CBlqirJtnea4.400 --· nn lie/RIMI Aaeb al.ODO We an loolLl.Di fw a ~ V81d'I• ....... to work .... 0.0fflee• l a our beautiful ~OlllJ/,.._ ~ Yadll Salee Ua-a t1 n,...-, olo u torrtapoadent -~•tab 'M sroaca.RK GrowiD8 Orenge County bMed COCllPM'Y aeeb ln· ~~dual to assume stock room responalblUly of picking & stocking ol ~ Other duUes will inc shipping, reeeivinl Is general warehousing dWes. E&ectrooic com- ponents knowledge helpful. Minimum ooe year experience. Good company beaefita> Call S$7-llOS1. Equal Op- portunity Employer. swa~c.1ro1 Surf mere Prod. lac. a s mall bualAMI lo San Clemente involved io water la sports oriented production. la Mekina • producUoo supervisor. ~ wW include, but ... not ltd. to employee supervision aad baode· oo producUoo ud inveo. tory control. Expr. pref, but not req, ancf we wdcame locally nt.1red applieeD11. PINN IUb· mil,_ to P.O. Box 3W, Saa Clemta&e. CA 8721~ TAUMrSIAICH Qual. comedy a ct s aeaded. OONG SHOWTYP!S 15 mm. acu, s min. ..tldcm, COltumee u po11. Tueaday1 l ·S. ---: 117.aJt ....... TYPIST lmmed. full lime open. I.DI In our wee dept. Room for advaocerneoL Xlnt starting salary. Ac· curate typing essential llOSAHIMC. 2!1>1 W. Coul Hwy. N.B. Equal Opportunity Employer. TYPIST Top Pay Pa.id Weekly Sf ART NOW NORRIU. TEMPORARY SERVICES IRVINE 7S2-6666 E.O.E. M/F Wormn needed to work in office & saJes capacity for flo e j e w e l ry establis hme nt. 25 + years of age. No exper. necessary. We will train. Apply in person or con- tact Ken Smith. 2300 Harbor Blvd. CM. Kirk Jewelers. 54S·94M The Penoysaver is loc*· iog for a part time typis t /proof r e ade r . Pleuanl working cood .• modem equipment. App- ly In penon 1880 Placen- tia Ave .. Costa Mesa. Women Cook 8 :30 to 3pm --------· daily. Apply at Gr.no's 'I'yplN Deli. mi2 Crown Valley ••ATTIMTIOH•• Par k w ay, La guna Students Teachers 1_Ni_iguei __ . ------ Housewives!! Wo m e n n eed ed fo r EARN VACATION $$ housecleaning service. WE NEED: Good pay. good hrs. Rob· ~~LI bie's Rag & Mop S41-07S7 I Dictaphone typists W01D NOCISst ... IClerkTypuLa ~ Nwpt Center Law NEEOIMMEDIATELY Flrm seek.lng dept co. l.oog & short term. holi ordinator. exper on a day & vacat ion pay. comp11ter based word hospitalbaUoo availa-processing system re· hie. QUlred. Legal exper pre· {erred. Advancement to m.gmt pouible . Celi Ruth Braztt 759-3800 VOLT 'I •11 H•l'\11 t II "I TYPIST RealtJ Oo. leeka lharp seU modvator for typing le1aJ documents. AC- CURACY A MUST! UNLIMITED OP · POR'ruNITY FOR AD· VANCDll:NT. Alk for WOID PlOCISSOtt Orange eounty·a •arxe.t land developer bu an immediate opeolng a ror a Word Processor wtth 2 rears experience. Typo me qieed ol 80 wpm l.s re- q w red t& Vydec ex· perieoce pttf erred. Gaod grammar. apeilioa " JIW'duatioa ate a m111t. Work In Oraap County's IDDlt dynamic environ· meoL Excelltat bwfil.a. Pleaae send resume or Del>b6e, 41N-1521. request applicaLioG from Utili&r•• mal.oteoaoce I THI .... co. ;2~.:=' Nffpt. *"""----,,,, t.at la loHlJ Huattaiton • SIO~CaaterDr 8td IP& WJd.IAI. &a· ~lleicb,Mt_.. r&ACH&a....._ SPSSD ....... Polkloa ,... ,.. l'qlalopporemployer RaADINC, "Im........ t l r e e W I I e m e j~~~~~~~~ -------~ ...._ ....._. .. abllil7. Apt YARD llAN. rental Mf•llOOic ~ •. 11\la. .... lab. 0.,. 1040 tfutf II t 1071 ...•.....••.•.......... . ..................... . MW DollJe pup lMbt 12"•30" EUJ'OP(!an Fem. A.KC SHO. SI.~. wUh tooWal, (21J) W.796& ·~ ~-~------iqll ICboat, .. , .... •l .... ....................... Sta1eco1c h . Ho uri. Free puppies. Ge rman Noon to tPll Fri. • Sat Shec>herd&tnevft' rnla. Noon to CPll s.aa. Draw-WJ$.7U7 Mon· Fri days . &.ue&AA• T •es lap dally for prh••· .. ,. tt111lm1-.. ....... ............... . 15' Boat, new tllt trlr, prden tractor w /alJ al· h c h m • n l ~1 I a w n l'DDIWWI, elee uf\ 1•uce forPUorvan.548·*1 Sl.00 dooaUon. Free "'-teY• 8041 fromyourbuaineMH1d. Patkiai. Pallbrook ..... ••••-•••••••••••• Send ooo c:&rd tor each a..,,,,_ ol Commette. A111tnUan Sbe pber d Liia piua ooe apare. We OmldtfnMDON&Dllcle.> ICoWe m.iJI : male, l yr, r e turn permane ntly 1._ _______ •I very fnendly. nda aooct sealed auracllve taa & CWIDICAZA membership. Dilcowded price Call Joaa at 7SZ.'18'70bet~ WINDOW SHADES LeVaior Blinds, W~ woods. pUJJ blinda. etc. 3 MO% olf all It.ems. 1-home.~Amy. sLrap, meetina airline l.D. requlremeoll. Pre· CROW'S NES T AN- TIQUES. l S T A N · NIVEaSARY SALE in Sao Clemente. Tbru ALtl\llL 501 N. £1 Cemino ee.I (COl"Del' Paliuda>. • ..... c.. 1010 . ..................... . lalayta& washer , P en· ~ dryer. Xlnt corid, $l95.14U02$. Washer, de luu multi cycle model $145. Dryer Sl30. Both look " run LI ke new. GE programmable 30 .. wtde elec range SlSO Trash compactor SlOO ~6-9pm or wlmds NEW STILL IN CRATE Kenmott 30 .. elect drop m range. & oven Sell c l eaoaug, ful ly automatk Brome Cost $&.SO. Sell $a50. ~7•. Stnger sewing mathm(', heavy duty, z.lg Lag, old but good. $3'.IO 642·87 411 lkydn 1020 ....................... Persian KlUens. Cll sired, shots. reg . $100 & up St&-986S Docp 9040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wht ~rmllll Slwphcrd!; AKC reg .. 6 wkl> o ld 67s..m36 ---Adult Black AKC Dobu:. Magmf1cently trained, ~entle & a.lert $1 50 1>12·7511. lieUy 64.2 llJl * * • vent loss & thett I For a O..W Seely penooalized tag enclcse 716 Pilu'"'9 A••· wa llpaper . fitbrl c or ,.~ .. ...,._ "Day Glo" paper 6 we -,_.. will back & trim your Y• ..... wlmwef Lags. Or try two cards twotre. back to back. ffcUt boob PRICES: ($li.50vaiue>. lo ~eaor J/s; KMOTrS 415 tags Sl .00 ea. 6/9 t.aas Sl .50 ea. mJIYFAIM toormore $1.40ea. Aug. lOl.b thru Aug. 19 Sales Tax Included Tickets may be clwmed NOCARO? by calling 1!42-S678, ext Draw your own or send m · name. address, phone & * • * we·u lllilke one card per ---------1 tag. Add~ each. F'rttTo You Send check or money or- A bundJe of love Female der to Samoyed needs good NOT PRIMTI~ _home ___ S4,5._l.9_14____ P O Box 1560 Year old M German Shep muc, needs hom1: Call eves. MS 9873 1050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• **I BUY** Good used f'urruture &. Applcances--OR I w11l st>ll or SEU. for You •WE PAY CASH• Good used I urrut ure. Appl.lances. TV's e-Jc 634-1610. 547·'853 Must st'll th.i!I wknd my beaut formal DR srt. LR !>t't. corree & endtbb 'lutU'I br set. tamps, par lures & act'eSI> All Its~ th Jn Jroos """' l>l>:.pcrat.e• Pleal>t.' 1 :£11 Be nu cc 213 59.t 8391 Co5ta Mesa. Ca. 92626 CEIAMICS H.andpatnted cerama~. plaques. nativity set, platt.>i., mu ch misc. items Aho special or ders & rolors done at re· asonable COlit. 846·8579 ev~ . Wtndt1w air cond1t1oner. tax> irrl:. roo ~-04.13 ------Dr-it~. all "zelm made ~~. i78-Z>.43 ----- lost has l.i-0 > cb h\ y plush Carpet 3 85 '>Q ~d._'i. l>t'll al I T*t ror labor !HJ ~!I. 77lf :!itJ JOfL" WAYN!-, T!-..:-i:"-1~ C L L'll t-\MI LV ~I E\fUf.RSll If• ~!)(1(11,r lr;llk tor CJr nt 'amt.· \al~ i :ll lf71 I. !170 I OIJO Sh1b Tzu. I yr old. be1.;c female w /papers. SlOO After4: 8J04727 CIJ.l· rrwchllh . l vin mclh ~adJ S3SO h73 5741 \ ·c·I) nJC'\' 3 c.-usbJon rov1· h ~ match g C'hrs. m1~l , of Gordon Setter male 7 tlJh & lamp:. ~00 ITI06. Nds gd man & room 900 361.9 to run, $100. 642·8327 ------Aquanwns. 100 ii!al. lJ g..U AKC PoodJe. vt'ry tiny male puppy. $375 992 2178. SAMOYED PUPS. Snow white Great w /kids, med sz. Sl.25. 493-8864 Olest ~ drawers. toffee llhow. 2Q gal & r; gal tble. rute stand, sewlng s.t10'4 01.srnanlled bike rmrh. Very Reasonable iU).s:J>i !>at !-lun Aft S CAO Hl.8. ---------,,...... · :'lt LSA Vt:RlH .. GOLF a.ue Mt:MBl:.RSHIP. •iJI :sJ:..'7 ••• ~l sell kg st watcrbed on high pedestal base w drawers & cupboards 91)2 ~ Elighsh Setter. male. ar ------Sftliley Sirmofti recuooat.e. wt.>ll behuv('(J :'ll0\1:-0.G MUST SELL . AKC rea. Show qual. many m1i.c ite m s. 842 5759 ~-2149 I 127BC .... a Or. C....lllWM v ....... ......,.of twofr'ft A'iPEN 645-8951 BRAND NEW WATER SOFTENER 964-1413 Engine: 289 Ford. Used. $100. E'veniogs: 549-1684 Atrlme ~ coupons want· ed. pay 125 a pc, will pay more ror quanuty. (313 ) m :WOG collect s· display tases. replicas ol old rastuoned candy counter , make oHer. MS--:r.m Stai11d Glens c.t..11 .... FOR YOU WINDOWS SU,sq ft & Up SIMPSONS 64S·S838 WANTED Upnght lreeter , good cond. $100. 84&.8579 eve:.. Mhc ..... W..ted 8011 IOll ••••••••••••••••••••••• L S t: 0 M Li S I C A I, l~~TRUM t:NTS t:lct• 'lbes. trombone, frcnch horn. vaolln. very r~ asonable &l2 !ms 2 Pro Gu1Lars lbane1 Art1sl. natural wood. ~d hardware. l·yr old, pf'rfect cond at ion. w case $IOO SG Copy. idnl rondn1on, w tca~e ~ 5't7 l84S Offiufu,,.....& &flipmrnt 1015 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~l'( Ull\l' dt....,k, eha1r & rn.t 9'&1 \ :ilut, tor S375 Ulll~.!271 1017 ••••••••••••••••••••••• tir\BY l-L\.\1STERS, cute & adordble only 3 week ... old, $l SO ea. CTEl>UY 81:.AH I 846-8S79 aft 6P M or s.ao. 27lS. "-ol & OnJ-s 1090 ••••••••••••••••••••••• K.imhal S\lllha Smger 500 .,. lvvt ~-<l • .! l.c) boanh.. ~}lllh\:lll>l!r. $10011 . ~-0062 s,,ant.g Goods 1094 ......•..•.......•••... AKC Black Lab Pups fleld tit hunung stock. Da ys 831 ·9797 ; eves 837-6731 Germ. Short Haar pup pes, males & female:.. 5 wks. old. 557 ·6062 Aft ·I PM Table. 5 cha.I.rs. mu.st selJ AU -.ood. uphob. ~at.s. ruce detaJ..I. good rood. PX> Aft 7PM 645 lSlJ w..,.w. 8055 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hdlitf books 1 $1950-:1lu~1 to KNOTT'S llRRY FARM C ole man Peak I backp ack , blue . Polarguard mumm)I '.\leepinJ: b:lg l mo old. ~ea 645-9796 SELL idle item! with a Daily Pilot Classified Ad 642-5678. MT ONl.. Y' Et.ban AJlen Tn.ind.le bed. rum, <'hord or ~an. lamps. k i t gJ<lgets. books & dolb~ ltH5TusllO, CM \IJ.2 IOlh lhru Aua I~ TtC'krt.' ~> be da1med b~ talll.11.1¢ t.C-5'>71!, C\I ·~· -·-.... WIN GOU' Cl.UBS. W1ll>OA XJt. 9 aronl>. 1·3 4.5 ... 'OOd.!>. ltke ne11o . Sa1·. StOO <;all 7t>ll·813J all !>P~I 2 Ticket Books to Knott's Berrv Farm (values up to $19.~) Come to Knott'• Berry Firm this aummer for the moat fun packed time of your lff•. Knott'• offera you headflner enterp t1lnment, ttte apect1culer "Wl•h You Were Here" Ice Show extravag1nu, So catch the Spirit of the Weat ••• then •nd now ••. at Knott'al It P•Y• to check Dilly Piiot cl•••lfled everyday. You m1y be a winner! the bnnd new Cloud I Diaco wtttt \ l\ 1 ff'' I the blggeat, the beat, lftd the ,~~,, ~ ff/!Jr~ rid•• 1nd 1ttr1ct1on1. ~ ~ ........ ~ ..... "' ....... ~wrt&.. lldlle. IMlt.1 • ... tllle pulllle 6 IDOd NI. Houri are ••·ftan, l •l :IO. Jlf0•·1moller. ..... CllJ DeAu a rU,• 1119'711. -El.... a.d&llill nq'd. I "" +111!!7.Dl.ala ~bufWJ Umeopeo • •• ,.....,.UGI w..,_w~tarwtdter lnu for 2 mea . PoalUH HrrHtlJ m-IC*llMll bullet 16Doll Hnlee, lloCbulcal ll.aowled1• .,..,..,.. tar 1 ........,. Work P /time l• our t :»lPll. -.M •na ._.... wt hanctwrtt· wllllDOd~Mllllto teltlllDDe ..... room $1.50 ... ~. llut be ~ aeceetaey. Wkdro =~ .. oJ=-~ Wl/Pllnlaifta)_.IWI ~reoultl• • ~It trela. lt o 'r*' .,_._.,.,.., ...._Ph• .. u-tar ~=-~Call t'1N74'7 ::wr::Bl,Cll. brtghteet In llgtttl, aound •nd dine-\..~~\.' '' ,~ Ing not to mention our ottter 131 wtld ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ r;:;=======--====~~~ Look for your name and _,.. .._ addr••• In todey'a .,... 111111-.Piizw rl. yourHlf. •.u:,~ + aft ,..... Mii Qc Ill w.monNCna --~&a . ........... ;•!11111 .................. . ..... ,....c.a.Dr ...i l'I 1-r ........ ":'!''~ d? ! PL=·............ ..-._ -· •• ie••••••• ........ • --................. . 11.m;w/hrt•11•• __. •II.....,, ...... a=adll .......... ..,,... ~~~i•t•1•1~·~ ~· a.s. ••·1~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! •• ~ & a~ cw,.-=~-;=~ --IMMt--w. lldl Im ;;;;m: .. • •re •ll, tii'NL---.. Wl•e'91ter. lldl ll ...... ._ .~ ....... .,.,. .._ cl•....._, MCtlon. " JOU ...:: ~ find It, call 142·1111 llt. ;:::: ~ 271 and we'll •rr•nee fof :_:;: ii41i you lo pick up your tlctlet9~ , ..... Z"'J"'!~f"l .. Q-"1{ljill ... 1t' our -neeNat ~ . ~,,,,,m~\\\~~. QI QM.. Y "LOT ...... !',... ....... ........ ~ .... .w •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ....... 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AC. sunrl, i\M 1f·M. delx model .__GWo 9714 ~·~~eveto. l>a.rs ••••••••••••••••••• •••• 213 722~ P1uJ 00 Karman Ghia con· i GVW BUG. , Yert., good cond, runs grcal. $2<.KXI. 54U 8465 Sunroof, AM /FM stf'rro -S:WO Xlnt cond t.'73 ~.z Mada 9 7 31 VW 79 R;bb1t Diesel S·sp . ••••••••••••••••••••••• '78 RX7: llM mt. AC, l>llver fblu. AM /FM. sun· rr $8300. 642 · 112 1, tl4>1956. 2 llr . br a n d n e w 18,M /000. P P . 1714 l 4f1l 3574 , WfOTTJER 1 4 Mazda RX4 Wagon· (7 t 4152J... I 4 I 0 new brakC:'I. llres. tune· IAst ol lhe few brand new. 79 VW Dllllbcr U1ci.el SlO.IXXI ~.1347. 548-4968 IClfi lolJ ca.!_I '--up. A 1C. low mileage. usu; REGULAlt GA..5 IWllV Gra)' M<1nnc c ng, ----- $l!AX> 61~ 3149. 673 OO'J2 T......._ T,..... 9 170 Me r ced es. UMW , Pon.che, <...1assic & f'.x ooc. We WllJ sell yoor c.1r 78 IMW l20i 1Jabell> <213> 430 ~ FUiiy la.aded, bunroof. eves 6 13' Hoht.on Whaler ~P E\ 1nru'1t• trlr. r rvr , ~tra!>. 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R&U. aar, ADVERTISERS shadow kit. car eOYer, The price oJ items beJow wholesale. $5400. advertised by vehicle ,_548-81_. __ 75 ______ _ Capri '715 '62 22.UiE Coupe, 22 mpg, fuel l.nJ., xJnt cood. $fl000. dealers in the vehicle class1rted advertis ing columns does oot include any appll~able laxes, license, trao•fer fees, rmance charges, rees for air polluUon control de· \lice oertificationa cw de- aler documentary pre- penition cberges u.nJesa oUaerwi.ae s~clfi.ed by the 8d•ert.lser. 9707 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '78 Audi 5000 ; bu ever· ything. ~ & Assume lease -at $232 mo. or buy, t115Q0.6T.Ml610 '74 lOOLS 4 dr sed. A/C, au&o trans. '2400. 642-Z:StO or 646-484B ..... 9709 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1979 MBCUaY c.,..•s Aut.omauc trana .. rac· wry air cond., pwr. 5t.eenng, stereo radio & lei!& than 1,000 mtleal ! ! <835WYEl. $6995 ~~· ·77 450SEL: Silver & pimlnpe xlnt cond. all x traa . 41M ma , fl2,000/best. S81·46S7 eves. wtaldl. 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'T1 C:O...pe DeV\Ue, 23.000 rm. loaded. super cond. RuJ cream J)Wf. tl400 pp. 56J.t9'7l ·79 Eldo Cabriolet, 4SOO:n1., yellow, Heidie lelltber. 8iarri ti wheela, «e. 1/mo. warraolJ left. Prvt. ply. ll•.150. ...... c • "" ....................... ?I CANA., LT Eca•lpped wltll ......tk.•eoed"km· l•I• All/rll aterto [ ...... (GIVL8) w12•tm Ul&llMDUI .............. tt40 ....................... .. .................... . '7t: Power Steerlna . power bukea. air. am/Im I tract, cloOl int. $4895. Deya 833·0662. Eves~. "18 Ca m1 ro Z28. Sharp. loaded. Lo mileage ~. dJ..21872 '71 Camero, l.IJ>der 10,000 mJltt. yellow, T·Top. Super clean. Lots o f atras. ~700 f'irm. Cull Donna 714-644 229'l Mon fli. 7am·Jpm. 76 Carmro LT. loaded w / .U mu. New lires. xlnt cond. 1 owor. $3950. 49M7a7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t979Df.MO CLlilAMCE! ()fl C..mar~. l:11 pnce:. Mont.e QirlO"i M11hbul1 & No\ a:. 1Jra:.l1c reduL u.on.<o . SAVE NOW!!! COHHfLL CHEYIOLET ')\..,.II trf•1• t'. 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Lo ......... GrHt eoad. A11lta1 ...MMl14aft5 "' ........... 7 B1•ntington Beach Fot•ntaln Valley EDITION YourHo•et••• Dally Newspaper FIFTEEN CENTS ·rCharges Dismissed • m Nuclear Protest r SAN fo'RANClSCO (AP 1 {Char,(• against 30 anll nutleur activLSU. arrested more lhan two years ago at the Diablo CW'!yon \nuclear generating alatton h11ve been dtsma&sed by th~ Cahfonua cSul>reme Court i The high court, 1n a 4 3 de c1s1on. ruled the ronf1dent1al at ! torney ('hent rt·lat1onsh1p .... ab breached whe n a S Jn Lui-. f Obispo County rt' er\ e rlt'put) fshe rirr. J ame Lee, purt1c1pated 'in d1scuss1oos of le~al '>trategy '1 . for their der nst' · 'T hl· intruaion . through trickery, in the confidt ntuu at torney.('lumt conlcrences cannot be condoned ." Chie f Justice Rose Umi "rote 1n a majonty op1n1on "The right lo confer prl\ ately with one 's attorney 1s ont' of fundamental rights under the la .... " Lee "as arrested during the demonstration Aug 7 at tht' Pac1f1t' Gas & Electric Co plant near San Luis Ob1bpo, but dJd nut revl•al his la .... enforcement connection and publtt·ly re rnuine\J u defendant , attendmg :,css1ons w1lh defense law) e rs . J ust1ce B1ru wrote lhe only "effective remedy" to Lee'i. ac- tions wus "d1 sm1ssal of the un derlymg charges " Asso<'1ate Justice!> Mathew Tobnnl'r. Frank Newman and Stanley Mosk agree d As sociate Jus tice Wi lt!~ Manuel conucmncd the inftltra ti.on by Lee, but !>aid tht: case 'ihould be retned with the pros· l'C Ul1on proh1 bi led fro m using evidence obtained through lhe law enfor cement offi cer. As· '>Ol'Jate Justice Frank K . Richard s o n a ls o s igned .\fanuel's opinion. Assoc1ale Justice William P L'la rk dJbscnted. Th(' SI 6 bilbon 01ablo Canyon plant has been the scene of numerous <.1nll nul'lear protests, 1:spt.'c1ally since the discovery an 1971 of the Hosgri Faun: a r1s· s ure in the earth three miles off. s hore. Parts of the plant are be· ing strengthened as a result of the discovery of the earthuake fa ult. PG&E has sought an operat· 1ng p e rmit fro m the U.S . Nuclear Regulatory Commission since last spring. and hopes to have the 2.2·million kilowatt plant in operation by mid· Octo ber. In the wake of the Three Mile Island nuclear accident In Penn. syl vania , Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. joined protesters in urging that Diablo Canyon not be licensed. Operation of the plant would inc r ease the total generating capacity of PG&E by 16 percent . company offi cia ls say . The ut11ity•s ser vice a rea runs from th e O r ego n bord e r t o Bakersfi eld ;5--~Die As StaCllum Hoo olla ses harges missal $ought ,.. ~ R.\L r.IC:ll , ;>.; C' I A l'J 11)-.:h •n-.l· Jll11rnt•\-. !>Jld they ~u1 11 l cl .ls k r od<1 y tha t lhl· i. h.ir ~t·s ht• d!'m1r--.c•d against )r Jdfrl'' Mac·Dun:ild or llwll n g to n Hurhour, ac·c u:.ed of ~h :-c·E' rnurd1·1·-. R('mard ~•·J::tl. r h1d rit•f£'m,(· llornPv .,a11l that h<· would rill' ht> rout1 m· d1!.m1ssal mn11on · M a dJon<.1l d . ~:,. 1-. 1·har~ed 1"·1th mur<ll'r in lhl' hludgt•tming ''land !"ilahhing dl·uths of his prc,g 'jl <in l "lh'. <'ol,·lff'. ~b . and da u~ht1·rs K1mherly. 5. <.1nrl ~nstt'n, 2, 3 l their Fort 8n1gF, home in rniO. He say-. rour dru~ crazed in· t ruden;. ont of them a candle- ~ a r r~1 n.: .... o m <i n . ('hanting "Acid 1s grom ~ Kall the pigs," lulled h1:.. family and JOJUred 'him l Pros~cutor; introduced 28 w1t- t 1esi.es and morP than 800 pieces pf cv1denc<· duran~ lhe 17 days 1l took to prl'M.'nt lh1· ~o' t'rnment's l:aM' It 1<. not knu""n ho" many ljt>ft•n-.t• '4Jtnt''-'><''i \'Ill lest1fy 61J person!) an• on lhl' 1>robpccll ve "1tness IJ-.t J ~1 ad )(mald 1s expcckd to t<ike ~he stand uncl testify al length p bout !ht• ._1;1ymgs He was :J 1; rt.'l'n Ber{'l doctor al the lime. r Prosecuto rs m a inta in that Mac·Don<tld IH.1st•d has story '>0 ~<.:count-. or tht• Cha rte:. Manson r,amll.) cult kilhn~s. Friday. As· ~isl ant l ' S A ttorncy J lick Crawlc>) read rnto evidence m aterial on tt}e Manson family f rom an Esquire magazine tound in th<• MacDonald home • Much of the prosec ution's t.ebt1mony centered on blood 'w!nalyses and tests on a pajama ~op Mac Donald s a ys he was r-eanng .... he n <1ltacked The dark blue top had 48 puncture holes m 1t. <ind PAI la b workers testified that when thl· LOP was : <Stt CllARGl<:S. Page A2l >t 7 Woman Raped ) ;n Huntington l-A man wearing a dark sweatshirt with the hood pulled f_ver his face ra~d a 28-year-old J;tuntington Beach woma n in her . ,partment early Sunday, police l'e port. ~ Police say the assailant en· lered the second floor apartment ,throug h an unlocked window •round 4·45 a .m . ~ The wom a n said she was Eping in the bedroom of her rth Huntington Beach a part· eot when attacked by the in- der. f• The vicllm described the SUS· ject as about 2S years old, short ~d dark curly hair. t:. lRST CALLER I'm very pleased wilh the re- u I ls from my Daily Pilot •lasaified ad. ' , ''The firsL person who called nted my place." That 'I the story or the SUC· 11ful Newport Beach man who l•ced UUI 941 ln tbfi Daily PUot: Clllfhaven 2Br l B•. P•lk>, ~. Sr. adult.I, no peU Im yrb'. XJUMUUUI . Ad""11la1 111ece11 comet HJ with tbe Dally Pilot a&t.aJn.d ad·vtlen It 6'2·5178. ' STADIUM LIES IN RUINS AFTER COLLAPSE NEAR CHICAGO'S O'HARE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT TODAY Five People Perish , 15 Others Injured as Facility Under Construction Crumble• After Pl•ne Nolte Cash, Jewels Take._ Mter Fake Crash Six members of two Orange County families lost about $2,800 in cash and jewe lry la te Satur day to a pair of holdup men who staged a n auto accide nt in Westminster. Westminster police s aid the Garden Grove and Westminster families were returning home at II 15 pm. when their Lincoln was struck in the rear by another Lincoln. The two parties pulled off Bolsa Chica Avenue onto Loyola Street. officers said, to exchange insurance information. The driver of the rear cu r abruptly pulled out a .38 cali ber revolver, forced the other driver back t.o his own vehie le and then ordered up everyone's cash and jewelry. After collecting the booty, the two holdup men drove north on Bolsa .Chica, poUce said. The biggest Joss, officers said, was a woman's ring reportedly worth $2,000. Police said the bandits were described as black, one about 6·2 and the other about 5-8. Clozuls Keep Bathers Away Overcast s kies and Sunday's inland rain s prinkles put a damper on west Orange County beach activity. over the weekend, lifeguards reported lo· day. Qnl.Y '58,009 people were count- ed on Huntington Beach City Beach ov,r the weekend, down about 20 percent from normal. Only 48 bathen required help from Ufquards ID tbe low, OM to lwo·foot turf. State llfe1uard1 who m.n Hunllncton Beach 1.nd Bol11 CbJca parka reported attendanee at a low 50,000 tot.i for Satunlay and SUndaJ. down nearly ao per· cesat. Only 50 rescu.. were re- corded. .. 9900 Swindle 'Bargain' TV Sets Costly to Workers , A fraudulent "t'hl'm(• 1n,ohini.; the ~ule of 'b<1rg<1 1n c"lnr telev1s 1on ~e l s h a <; ch t•atf'd employ1·cs or a north count) bank out of $!11111 <1nd C'ould hit oth(•r Orange County bu!>1nc!>se~. Costa Mesa police "c1rnl·d to- day. lnvcst1~ator Mallh<:Y. C'ollett sa id lhe conf1denrc• man, pre- tending to work for a depart- ment st.ore at a maJ<>r ma ll. '>f· fers lhe tclcv1!'.100!> a t a low price and then lake!> ufr With the money. In the bank incident, hP said the ma n pretended to work fdr a sto r e in South Coas t Plaza. Costa Mesa. The man. who made his con· tact by telt>phone. oUe red "sur· ,, plus · co1or tf'l<·v1-.1on i. with re· innte rontrol for S225 in cash. t'ollell said The four <'mployt•t•s ~ho were 1ntt•rested dc~1 g n a ted one "om a n to take the S900 to the de· parlmt•nt !>lore . Collett said lie l-d 1d the con man met her at the t•ntranrc. took the money and told her lo wmt for him al the loading dock. The mun never showed up, Collett said. I le noted that the suspect is s k illcd at convincin~ workers thut he knows someone in their company and in me ntioning other details that make him ap· pear to be legitimate . Anyone a pproache d with a s imilar offer is reques ted to call Collett at 754·5162. Ttftl Tons of Pennies Meet Slated On Parks .Master Plan A Huntington Beach parks master plan. which has drawn fire from several homeowner groups. will be discussed by the Cit y Council tonight at 7 o'clock The 65-page report pamts a bleak picture for the future of c1 ty parks. According to tht' re port. the cos t of maintaming parks is getting out of hand Residents. som e claiming they've waited more than five years for neighborhood parks. have questioned the report's conch~ions. Vince Moorhouse. director of the city's Har bors. Beaches. Parks and Recreation Depart· ment. says in lhe report that lhe city's S34 million park system is in a crisis situation. He says park maintenance costs the city Sl.28 mimon per year . With 20 new parks slated for development, he said, tbe park system is "progra mmed lo self ·deslruct." Capital 'Gets Cents' WASHINGTON CAP> A group or West Virginians, want· ing to "pound some cents into Congress," deposited nearly two tons of pennies at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing to<Jay. Federal officials said it would take days to process the approx· tmately $4,700 in coins, whfoh the group, known as Proposition Nine Cents. saJd will be the first of many Installments aimed at flnanclnl the naUon'a federal debt. Members of the Huntington, W. Va .. or1antzatton left the pennjes at the Treasury depart· ment bureau rather than on Capitol H1ll because Conereaa ii ln receu. The campatsn wa1 named for the n1De centa the doJJar Joel to inflation last year . and was launched by Huntington area businessmen to make Con1ress a ware of the nation's anti- inflatlon sentiments. They asked residents to contribute nine pen· nles to call attention to the declining value or their dolJars. After the kickoff July 28. Proposition Nine Cent.a boxes and booths received heavy dooa· lion1, but the contributions dropped off a1 the campalp wore on. By the tJme l.be coal truck loaded with pennl• left for Wllblqton early SWlday, it •11 carrytn1 about S0.000 .m.n.. cent donatJona -far abort ol uae• 150,000 to zso.ooo don~ pro. moten' lnitJal estllnat• called for. ··we Ml far too 1U1b • roaJ for o urselves." said campaign coordlnat.or John McCormack. adding he still believed the project was a 1ucceu. "We wanted to take advanta1~ of the opportunity to get to them whlle they were back ln their home areas to create some kind of dialogue • in their home lOWDI," be aald. Tbe campalp attracted the cUHPP.""al of several crttlct, taeludlnl Sell. .Robert C. Byrd, D·W.Va., wbo Mid be beUeftd tbe campelp would "bave no effect." Byrd Hid lltboulb hell aym. ·patbetic to tbe eampatp'a ton· eera about ..,..,unent •pend· lnl, \Mn an Olber CaUHI of ia- flaUoa. Incident linked ROSE:\10NT. Ill ! AP I The roof of a multipurpose st adium under ronstruct1on near O'Hare International Airport coll apsed roday moments after a plane thund{'red overhead. witnesses l:>a1d f'1ve people were killed and 15 were tnJUfed . police said Spokesmen for the arch1tC('I and the Federal Aviation Ad· m1ntslralion said it was too ear- ly to speculate· on whether the . plane had anything to do with th e co llaps t'. T h e FA A s pokesm an sairi , however. he was certain a lu~e Jet would ha \'C been landing al the lime of lhe accident Jobeph Peterson, a spokesman for tht: R<>!.cmont Police Depart m(.•nt, said lherc .... ere five con ftrmed dead Fire man Don Thurman said five bodies had been taken l o a temporary morgue The roof of the four-story stadfom. designed lo seat 19,400 people. caved in about 8 30 a m About 100 workmen were re portl'dly at the s cent!. Police said some construction '4 0rkerb .... crl' trapped 'in th•· "reckage but later freed One un1denl1f1ed w1tnes!>. in ter \'1ewed by Lelev1s1on station WBBM. said the st<1d1um started i.haktn~ ;.is a plane roared over head. !Stt STADll'M, Page A3> FVFlasher Hit,s Again ,.~ount arn Valley's freeway fla s ht'r truck again S unday. surpr1s1n~ three teen-aged girl!> "'1th offens ive act1v1ty from h1b h1dtn~ place m the bushes near ffush<Ard Street. police said. The young man. who wears .... omen's panties O\'Cr his face as a disguise. but nothing elsl', has s por adically been st artling fem ale passersby all s ummer n ear fr eeway overpasses in town This tim e, three female stu· de nts who attend Fountain Va lley High School were walk· ing together when they said they saw the n asher about 3: 15 p.m. The young ladles fled . and so bad t he rlas her by the time police arrived . Coasc \l'eather Cloudy night and mom- ina hours with mostly sun- ny afternoons through Tuesday. Lows tonight In 60s. Highs Tuesday near 70 al beaches to upper 70s lnland. INSIDE TOD4' V Viet Pre....,., fioltn-Mon· dale cont(aues hU cloee rela· tion1hip wUh Pruidut Carter. oftks ~. <kspitt tau iteming recfftC dietonce. Set Page A7. ..... '" ... -""*' =a. ~ ..... ........ .,, ...... ~ ............... ;;. ~iE .. ..... ........ ....... I ., .. --- ... ·~ .. ., .. M .. AO ~ M ... Al OAllV PILOT Hff Monday, .\uauei 13. 191'8 I Hostage Still Held Police Negotiate Wit& Convict GARDINER , NY GPt More than 100 ,e<>llce otnu m1lata1Ded a vlCJl todar outatde a rural horn«-In tb11 Ul•ter •oun t.y hamlet whetf' 1ut.bonU• llld an tara~ cc>nvlc t waa holdlQI oae of l,1 bolta1 .. taken Sunday. State poUct aid thty t1t 1oUa1 ed by telephoni: thro u1hout lht- nitht w1lh Richard GantJ, 28, <lf Qut-ena, a conv1r led ro~r and raph1l who ••caped Saturday 2Wounded By Gunfire After Fight ..Two men were wi)iu1ded b_y g unfire and a third Injured early loday m a street fight in the EJ Mo dena area near Orane e. S h eriff 's Department s p o kesman Wyatt Harl re· ported. lnvesu gutors could gfve only s ke tchy deta ils rela ted to t he s treet ronfrontatton tha t broke: out a m on g a n uns p ecifie d number o f per sons som etime bt>lween 1 am and 5 um on Spring Street 1n the El Moden& area ldent.ified as wounded by gun . fire m the pre dav.n ~k1rm1!>h ~ert' Carlos VC1ld1ua . 21 , of Orange, and Carlo!> Torre!>, 20 of 1:: I Modena Ht-ports indicated both men h:H e been hospuahzed for tri·at mcnt of their wounds Their con· d1t1on '4-as not known The third injured man. who ,. as hit in the fare by CtJl un- koo-. n ohJect during the fracas. was Ron<ild Norton, 19, ulso of I::I Modena Hart said two suspects have been quesllont:d 1n connection with the violence He d~chned to -,a} 1! the s u"P4'CL'> had ~n ar· r ested or lo 1denl1fy them If ti rt said the invust1ga t1on in· to the: wounding of the two men l:lnd the beating of the third mun was contmuiog Rain Aids Fire Fighters BOISE. Id aho <AP) -Rain, cooler temperatures a nd h igh h u m 1d1ty combin ed to g i ve firefighters their first gh m~e of h o pe ince runa way blazes be~an r avaging more th a n 175.IJOO ;u·n •s <Jf West.em ra nge and timber land By nJ~htfall Sunday, four firM wne controlled. seven were con· tamed and fi refighters were able ·lO g ive v.stimat..es of whe n t wo others woulrt bf' cr>ntained Two fires were still out of contro l and two nPw fires were r ePortcd Thi· worst fi re1. were in Idaho. Califurn1<J . Mo ntana, O regon and Nevada (Jfflc1alll we re h11 pp1est a bout prr1gress made battling thf' m 11 mm1>'h Mort <Jr Creek fire, "h1c h hc.s con11um ed 65,300 al'rc'> of t1m~r in the rugged Idaho Pnm1t1ve Arel:I Thugs Settle For Sweets Burglars With appare nt sweet teeth brok e into a F ountain Valley do ughnut sbop S unday and esca ped with JU.St o ver $29 worth of candy. police said. J ohn Wayne J effress, owner of th~ Donut Hut, J7217 Brookhurst St .. s atd the burglars made their way into the s ho p through a louvered opening above t he walk -up window. Inside, the burglars found can· dy but no cash and left through a r ea r door o r the hut The burglary was r eported about 6 p.m DAILY PILOT ,,,. ,,,,..c...,~~ •tf'ft ... f<flll '•'Otfll . ""'"' ...... ,..,......_.,,.,,. ., ..... ~.,,,.., ,,,,.,. IH tP......,.,,.c_....,.. ...., ..... ~_,. pw ... ,..fl ~ nv.._.., ,,,..,., '°' c ... _ -.. -..... _ ....... ..,,_ •• ,.y., .. , ,, • .,,.,,, t ......,a.M,, ~(M~ A • """'' ......... tl!Mt\ .... ~ .... W'N-n .... . .,...,, ,._..W'I( ........ ~....,.. ., .. ,,. ........ ,$1-t•IA-(.i• ... •·•~ ·-·-..... ---....----·c..... ., ..• ~----, __ ...... '::: ... -o:::- OM<..-•~ -----.... -IN .......... , ....,,._ ...... °' ...... ~ ...... ...,...,.'1'::.~~0MM W iii"' ._.'° t' 0 M 1't - °"'"' "-.. ..,, 1171 H• t.M\I-. C..•• -w »I W.\I a. r IH-1 ,..... u. 0o ... a.a. llalAt prUoa al Flabld\J. One of about 90 co,,...cUON ot fleet• at the actone aald Oan\& wo uld "\.Ilk a Uttlt> bit and th n uni~." PoUtt aald they lhouaht Oanta waa probably armed with a h o tgun a nd p o ~l bly o ttitr wupon,s that wcr in the holl.'lt> 8 to (ore (i u rlli ba r ricadttd h1mu lf in th~ horne of Leat41:r Cossano Sr on S unday a ftt:r • Cirr I loollt4 0 ............ INDIAN CITY FLOODED Map Showa Dam Burst Death Toll 1,000 in India Dam Collapse NEW DELHI, Ind ia CA P ) All-India Radfo r eported toda y that about 1.000 personi. were killed following the collaps e of a d a m in western India that un leashed a wa ll of water nearly 2fJ feel hiRh OD the town or Mor va and buried 1t 10 m ud . "I am deeply s hocked at the enormous loss of pr ecious lives a nd d estruction of prope rty ca used by the s udden floods.·• P r im e Ministe r Cha ran Singh !>aid in a message to the chief m inis t e r o r G ujarat s tate , Babubhai P atel. Troops were ordere d to the town 300 miles northwest of Bo mbay to he lp dig o ut the bodies a nd care fo r the sur. vivors. but we re d e layed by highways and r aj) lines washed out by the weeks of m onsoon rains that weake ned the dam Ind ian new:. aJ{encu:s reported th<tt the downpours s welled thf' ,l\f a c hu River until 1l flooded over the top of one dam a nd col lap~ed an earth dam bc lnw 1t The dam brcl:l k sent a flai.h flood d c1 w n on M or vi . four m1lel> downc,t r eam, ll:lle S•Jtur da y while most of th(' 60,000 Pt:•>Pli! of the town wer e asleep Mesan Held In East on Medical, Rap A 66-year-0ld Costa Mesa m an h a s been a rrestPd in M id dleto wn, Conn . and char ged walh practicin g m e di cine without a license afte r allegedly offuing to cure a wom 11n ''' cancer for $5,600, officials said A ssis tant Connecticut At torney Stephen Solomson Iden tlfied the man as H ar vey Ho ward of 964 Spring Field Bl . Costa Mesa. He s aid Howard also listed a Las Vegas addre.'s Howard was helng held In Ue u o f $100,000 bond. He Is a ls o charged with atte mpted first degrtt larceny a fte r allegedly telling a woman she had cancP.r and then offe ring to c ul"e her U."I Ing laetrile a nd megavltam!na. Solomson said He noted thl:ll the wo man hat1 cancer many years ago, but ap pears to huve bee n cured H o ward 1is no l licensed to practice me dlc:lne In Connec· t1c ut and 111 not U1t.d In \he director y of l h e Amerlcan M ed1 cal A1soclatwn, &lomllOf'I said He a atd Conn er t.l e ut author1Uet believe Howard wu convicted of pr1ctlcln1 medidne wltho'-lt a llcenM ln California in Jt7l. In ldd.lt.loo, he aald, lbere ia a warrant 0'8t1tandJn1 tor Howard'• arrttt on the 11mt ch1ree. alJO tn cauromt. . Solomaon utd be believes Howard oper•a.ed lrom Cotta M•• end ...-VtlM ud would ,, •••• ~ Use C04.mUJ .... .._ "clMMI." Mooer bad ....... .., vid.llftl '° dM Coe&e ............ lolom.o. •aid. ta•..U..Uoe la eoatiauiaf, .. ... ... ...... .... , aQJ ... dlcaUoa Howard wu levolwd ln any medical acUvttJea In ~ County. • nooo. bt aUend1Y a&oJe u.r. cara, abd~ttcf o younc WaUklll couple and raped and •odombed th., w ft, police aald More lAID 100 sta te troopers, Ulatt'r County it herlft'• deputies and prtaon a ua rda manne d blOt'kade11 11bo ut a half mile from lhti hou e where Gan tz was hold1n" Cossano ho:llag e, pollce aatd Sho rtly before 4 a .m ., police said Cantz released unharmed Cosanoo'i. wife . Ma ry Ann, 39. Mnd thelr son J ason . 6 A sheriff's deputy said Gantz told negotia tors be was free10g M r:, Cosanno. wh o is e ight mont~ pregnant, and the boy b~t·uuse he I reared for their ))U fe ty Lf they ~tayed in the house " Mrs Cossano came home at t p m Sund ay with her son and m other to hnd Gantz t here. 1 relatives -.u1d <:usi.ano returne d home a s hort trme later ttnd Wtt!t taken hostage along with anothe r son , lllegaf Lands~apJag &..eate r C06ann o Jr .. 21. and his Ne wport Ht•:.ach po l1t·e offl l'er T im Rile\ fiancee. Betty J ane Kuhnen, 18. examme~ small fure-.t of m arijua na plt1nts The young t'Ouple had appar ent· <·onft~<'at l·d from a h nm(• in ;\T t:wport ly ROne to the home to in J h ·1g h t:-. Th11 1,d a.> r11 g h1 PolH·e ~<JJd (j ~ll ~W-wl4t-ih-4•";7"y_b~a-d~n ... '..Ll_.h.,.£"'•aur.1.1dc_ _____ _ n .. 1gh bor -.;iw fhP tops of the pla n ts g ro w - ing ;.iboH· <1 ~1x ·foot fc·ncc at a hom e on Catalin:1 i\\1·mw ~;.irc·ollc~ officers s aid lht·~· "''' Jo,1k1n~ l1Jr lht· hortac·ultuns t. from M n, Cossano . rela tives ---------------------------said Miss Kuhne n 's mother. Betty K uhnen. told a reporter fro m the Poug h keepsie Jou r nal that Gantz as ked her d<iuschter 1f she a nd the young Cosanno were m a rried <1nd when she told tum they were not, he said. "Well I guess you have to get home to your parents " Not so lucky Wa!> a young COU· pie who stopped to help G&ntz w he n he fl agged them down a long Interstate 84 near F1s hk1ll about 3 a m. Sunduy Police s aid Gantz. had apparently stolen a white Cadillac after he s caled two fences to escape from the p r ison . but that vehi cle ap parenlly broke down Authorities s aid the young couple. who police d 1a not 1de nt1fy, d rove Gant z a round Heacon in a vain !>Ca rch for an opt n service s tation a nd fina lly offe red lo d rop C untz off at the Bea con Poli ce Departme nt. where. they reasoned , offirerr. would lend aid However. at that point. Gantz said he had a gun l:lnd order(-d them lo drive him to their home in the Uls ter County town of Wa llkill, whe re police sa y he tied up the man and r aped tus wife, police said. Gantz then stole the couple 's car and attem pted to m ake h is w ay towa rd New York City, police said. hut a pparen tly lost his wa y on back road s. !>kidded o ff a r ain -s lic k c urve and s mashed into a cunrn·te abut m cnt near the entrance to the Wallkill i.tatc pru.on . P olice '\aid hi' lhf'n fled on root . but stol<• a pickup truc-k fn1m 01 n1•1.1rby form :md hc·aded towa rdl> C:artliner. w h ere h1· l'vt·ntually ma de ha:. way to the Cos anno home. P rt'ion offl ciab s u1d the Ii foul 5 . :no p<iund Gantz wa., l><'rVIOJt up lo 20 y t•<Jrs 1>0 a rl:lpe ron va·t1on and up tr> ~•·ven year:. for robbery They ~aad both con v1rt1'>n.'> stt>mm ed from <rime:. 1n N•·w y,,rk City 1n 1977 Police Seek Victims of Boat Blast N e wpo rl B <!ach poh rf' con- tinued their :search today for pm1s1hlc v1ct1m11 of an explGMon I and fire lhl:ll occurred ahoard a cabin cruiser e urly Sunday morning. The boat, a 2!i·foot Chris Craft. humed lo the wa te r line then sank in about 50 feet of waler a mHe off the Newport P ier Harbor Patrulmen who rushed to the scene at about 3 30 a m u u1 they searched the are a for victims, but round non e. Originally , police lhou1ht the boat's owne r. Ro na ld Boe, 31, of 13-4 Springdale St., Huntington Beac h, might have be en on board. butt.hey Hid they located him later Sunday Oetectlve Robert Hardy said he 's continuing his 1nvestigat1on In a n effort to find out who Look t h e boat from Ila berth In Newport Harbor and why it eaucbtfire. P ... P8fleAJ CHARGES. • folded tbt WaJ it WU found lo UM bouN, the P11ttem of foldl matched tbe puncture wounda found oa lfn. lf1cDoaald'1 bodr. I Armr doeton t.ettifttd u.ey fOUIWI ,.. IMICtun wOUDdl In llaeOOMld but llael>ollald bu Hid lM =-=.ormed la-ed.!gUaM ..... The Army dropl*I ,...,.._. •l•llllt llacDoaaJd. A ,....,ll 1r•n4'Jury lndlcted ln ln 1175. Valley Give11 $366,000 in HUD Grant F n untain \'Jllr' hu' b1•1 n 3Wl:I rdcd SJtjf, 111111 1n fNlt-rJI fl o u s 1 n g a n ti c · o n1 m u n it " Devvlopmt•nt It ,.., th1· larg<·'>l a llon1llon 10 lht• f:'ttv" rt\I' }'••(Ir-, of part1r1pation 1r1 lh<• r;irr1gr11m ~ ayCJr B(:rnw ~\ J 1.,1 ad .,.1111 Th<.> funds ..-. di lw u't·d for C'om mun1ty pr11J1·1·t)) and htJU'>lnJ: for low and modt rdtt• in1 onw fam1l1t'!:t Prior ll l 'I> f und\ t 11t1.1 l1r1 a.: mon• than $5110 000 hJ\'1• t.,..,.n ui.ed for puhht work::. 1mprr)',,1· mi>nt<> 1n lht· C'11lon 1a Jut1rf'7 n~1ghborh•,1od S\.abtad t·'>t1mat<•mplt•IP Uw -.1 n •1·t 11nr1ro\ ~ menw. in Colon1:.i Juar n Boat Huntf"d S AN DIEGO <AP> Thf' t: S Coast Guurd ~ca rr h~d for a fis h ing boat r1>po rtPd ~inking early today l:lbout fl\ 1· milt-\ from San 011:~0 STADIUM. • • And JU:.l l1kr• d om1n1>"'> I \ Pr}thlOR Y,,f•nl dOIA.O ht• 'Jtd "it·ul Callahun u 'P''k''"""n for thf' Fed\'rdl A\ 111t1on Ad m1n1..,1rut1on. '<lid plan•·' ri, Ju't a n1u1.>l1· hundn·<l ff'l•1 '" l·r tht' s ill-~twn run"d). 24:! H1~h1 rs bf-in(! uc,Pd at o flan .1s 11 probabl~ "'"" t11<ld) ~ rr·d SchNJ'-dt'r an ..irf'h1tr·11 with lh1• firm of Anlh•mv f( Jt fl' b I ~ h 11 h d {' '> I I! n t• rj I h 1 ... 1Jcf1um '\a1d 11 ., \••r\ 14 ild J n d " 1· r y p r 1• m ;i 1 •fr ;. t •, ~pl'! ulatc on 1A.ht'th1·r lh•· JJl:m• 1·ould havt' tri~l(1•n·1l th1• '''' IJpsc of the mof H1•.,1 u1• 1·rr·w-. fn1m I h11 Jj.!fl .ind -.i•\1•n -,u tiurl1an 1 ''"' mun1ta·-. 1·<1nH·r1.?11l 11n th•· .. 1.id1um -,1t t· 11r>rth~• q ''' C'ht<·a go nt-ar th<· g1 dnt .11rt.K1rt R obert Andrt-w ., tl'-'.'i l'-l&nt manager dt the Ot'Mby ~hnat1in lJ H<trf' Holt-I . 'idHI tht-t-nhr•· roof uf t..lw !>la~rnm hdd fallt'n 1n "Th e whole roof ff'IJ in at th1· 1 enter &nd broke off from th• 'upporu to the C'oncn tt-"'·•II hf' '>Jld -~-~---------~---~ (' ,(, t For those Casual Days around Campus. LOVl·lndlQO Denims With sllbfle ooct<et acoenrs. compltmentod by rhe soft touch OI eonon kn4t shins 1n a~od stnpes, add a hOOded GWOatsh1rt or a ~rich conon ch&mo.s Shift tor lhOse coolor ddys ahGJn ~--..---- " ,, - Gray kies A.re Gonna Clear Up l>r1·.1n ~ray ~<·&thf'r that d11, 1•1·11 lh• "''·1·k1•nrf 1:-. e xpectt:d '' 11• f!HI liro·oking up Tuc'>day, 1h1· \;Jf1•1n.t1 \\1·.11hf•r Sf•rv1cc ~ .111J I r.id1.1' \ 'IM1k1·..,rnJn -,aid thl' fort t:l:lst (11r llw ,., \I fr·\4 rl;i \''> r-alli. for • 1101 111111111! n111ht Jnd cl:lrly rn11rn1n~ low 1·toud:. llut sunny .1I11 rnuon' II•· ..,u1d to·m1wrntur•"'i should r• m.un tn th•· lf,w 71r, ul the Ii• a• t11 ... l1•1t t·ouhl ri:.t· into the 1111-.h !SI,.., 11r low 'J(t-, 1nlJnd I h•· 'IJok•· ... m.1n '>aid the ov1•r · • ,...,I 14 J' 1 uu-,1·<1 '1} '>Cil bn.'f!ZP<; hl11~ 1m• rn .. 1-,t ;11r inland, where hot .a11 h•·.1t•·d 11 a nrt tau:;.ed lhe nttJl,IUfl• llJ f:'OndPn<,1• T h•• r1.-;ult h1• '>aid. has been < lumJ IJ\ •·r-, ..,,., t-ra l lhou.c,and I····• 1 h11 !..: th.it t h• -,u n Cdn l p•1 ll•1I I .1t1 ~~-~--~--~ ,, /-\ ,,.. , . I ... ,.,_.. ( '/ //i I ;;, I ' }-.. -/ ..... '/ .-I .,, ~; .// , AL SGARAGE 56 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH (714) 644·7030 I I:=. Irvine EDI TION VOL. 72, NO. 225, 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, AUGUST 13, 1979 1982-83 Opening Eyed \'o•r Be•etown Dally Newspaper FIFTEEN CENTS • e Center On, ·Off, Now On Again~ By JOANNE REYNOLD OI Ille D•il' l"ti.t i lAll Six years ago. Ir vine Com· pany executives a nnounced plans for the compuny's most ambitious underta king, the con struct ion of a giant s hopping SUPER called Irvioe Center center and office complex to bt REGIONAL ~~'"----.--T~h:;;:e development was to r1~c· SHOPP y 75()n-472 arrc~knr~~~.~~~~~--~~f-~~~.!:J~ll..ll.l:JilEB...~~~~~~~- Nif!e Wag to Sag Tlaaaks California Highway Patrol Sgt. Michael Bair gets a big hug from Jlfl.year-old Elec- tra ll. Poag of Irvi ne. whose life was saved by Ba ir Friday after t he child was pulled unconscious and unbrcathing from the Creekside Community pool. Bair, who had been at the rx>ol with his own children. pro- vide? cardio-pulmonary resuscitation. re· viving he r as pare1medics a rrived. 5 Die Roof Collapse • m Mishap at Stadium May be Linked to Jet ROSEMONT, Ill. CAP> -The roof of a multipurpose stadium under conslruclion near O'Hare International Airport collapsed today moments a fter a plane thundered overhead. witnesses said. Five people were killed and 15 were injured. police said. Spokesmen fo r the architect and the Federal Aviation Ad· ministration said it was loo ear ly lo speculate on whether the .Plane had anything to do with th e coll apse . T h e FAA spokesman said, however . he was certain a large jet would have been JandJng at the time or the accident. Joseph Peterson, a spokesman for the Rosemont Police Depart- Coast Weather ment. said ther e were five con- firmed d ead. Fi reman Do n Thurman said fi ve bodies had been taken to a temporary morgue. The roof or t he four-story stadium. designed l o seal 19,400 people. caved in about 8:30 a.m About 100 workmen were re portedly at the scene . Police said some construction workers were tr apped in the wreckage b\.ll later freed. One unidentified witness, in- terviewed by television station WBBM, said the stadium started shaking as a plane roa red over- head . "And jusf Hke dominoes, everything went down," be said. Neal Callahan, a spokesman for the Federal Aviation Ad· ministration, said' planes fly "jus t a couple hundred feet" over the site when runway 22- R ight is being used at O'Hare, as it probably was today. Fred Schroeder, an architect with the firm of Anthony R. Rossi , which des igned the stadium, said "it's very wild a nd very premature" t o speculate on whether the plane could have triggered the col- lapse or the roof. Rescue crews from Chicago and seven s uburban com · m unities conve rged on the stadium site. northwest or Chicago near the giant airport. Robert Andrews. assistant manager at the nearby Sheraton O'Hare Hotel. said the entire <See STADIUM, P age A2) Irvine Council To ,Hear Plea On Dump Site A study committee has urged the Irvine City Council to ask county s uper visor s to delay hearings on a proposed dump site in Bee and Round Canyons because of ne w concerns about the plan. The four-m ember committee said Its review or U\l' proposal "has brought forth deeper con- cerns" ln the areas or general plan conalstency, traffic flow and auagested soluUons to those • ' I } Cloudy night and mom· in«i hours with mostly sun- ny afternoons through Tuesd•Y. Lowa tonight in eos. Highs Tuesday near 70 at beaches to upper 70s inland. ~ .. ETeDAY V·k:e PYw.tdlnlt Waltn Mon· dim '°"'..,' 1* cloH rwlo-Uon1htp 10Ula Prufdent P•~ ~ ..411 wL~ problems. r •n..:::Ji. ..........., o'R The panel ls composed of Councilman Larry A1ran, GlJl' THE p AD Tranaportatlon Commiaaloner \ ! ; I I Corin,°'*' q, CilnpU• lab IHm .. neat dilblc•. Sn Page .47. John Carlyle, Plannlnc Com- I'm very pleased With the re· ml11loner Larry Hottman and aulta from my Dally Pilot Irvine Col representative cJa11ifted ad. Lauren Goodman. .. T.he ftnt penon wbo called The council last month rented my place."' t1tabli.shed the croup to refine That's the story of the auc-and atreqtben city objections to ..... ceaaful Newport Beach man who the propoeed dump site and then placed tbll eel ID tbe Dally PUot: plan a atrate11 to convince the "'B. et-a • 91 Clllfhaven 2sr 1 ea. county to put a dump M ,... ., 1 .... A Sr dut t0mewbere else. au .....,. .,... pal o. "'"'· . • ll. no C M ....... ..... M pets m yrly. llll·•u• ounty 1upervbon are ten-c.= =:-__. ~ · tatlvelJ Kbeduled to conalder a "*•-= ., AdvertJata1 1uccea1 come1 tbe pla later tbil month. The the "Golden Trwn ~lt•" formt•d SITE by lhl' Las:un Today, the {;oldr•n Tnanglt· r<· ma ins agricultural land There arl' few md1callon~ or thl· pend 1ng transforma t11Jn Moulton Parkway has been re named Irvine Center Drive and construction has begun on a flood control channel th:Jt will eventually be covered by the center. What happened to the pro1ect th at was ballyhooed '>O loudly ~•x years ago as the greate~t thing to come to Orange Count} i,rnct South Coast Plaza., T out<.'d as the "downtown" ror the entire south. co:.t!-.t rt·J.!1t1n lr\'ine CenH·r "" far ha~ hl·t•u d1stingwshed b)' <1 <·on!-.t<intlv re· vised constru('lt011 ~1·ht<dllll· · Thl' 1973 annou11t·1·m1:nl :-.l'l lh• ronstrut'tton i,tart for l!J75 lw1 there were dc.·lay~ By 1976. therl' weore new an nouncemcnts Executives frn m four maJC>r c1l'µa rt ment stun•" were on hand for the un\'ethng 11f plans prepared by architect Vtc· tor Gruen. The shoppin~ m:Jll planned at that time was to co~t S300 m illion Groundbreaking was gornf( to be held In the fall or 1977 :mcl lhl' opening "'a)) ant1c·1p:1tcd Ii) th1 ... fall. Thal mcludcd the depan ment stores. a 350-room hotel. more th311 100 mall shops and a tri-level recreation and enter · tainment center called Tivoli Court. But those plans apparently fell by the wayside when the Irvine Company was bought out In the summer of 1977 by a consortium of investors who hud committed themselves to a ... hort-term S2:Ji million loan tCJ huy thl' cornµan~ F or the first yt•ar under the new owners hip. all the m<1nagc· men t 's en£'r~ i r)) w(• rt.· ronl'l·n tratcd on puy1nJ.: off and n· fina n cin g that loan A s:rno million construction pro1ect had a low priority at that time. Then in .June 1978. the.• announ cem ent was made that once again. work was under way on d evelopme nt of the center's :.hopping m all and bus 1nc:.., area. There was one important change. The Ta ubman Company would be in equal partnership wilh the Irvine Company on the i,hopping center portion or tht' project. I\. l\lfr<.'d Taubm an Wal\ one or the investors who ooughl out tht• Irvine Company Ills own firm. based in Detroit. 1i. th<' country'!-. biggest shopping center de veloper. so the partncrllhip an nounc.ement wasn't much o ( ,a surprise. However, it meant that the work done by Gruen and As· SOUTH COAST PLAZA • 0 •1ly .... lot \••tt P~f"' SIGN MARKS IRVINE.COMPANY'S GOLDEN TRIANGLE But, After Six Years, Its Still an Orange Grove ,,111·1all.''> and the <frp.irtm1.·n1 ... 1ort· nt'g1111atrng c11ndurtt•<1 tn lhe l r\'lllt' Company ~:i ... n·1•·11 t'd in favor of the "'ork 1 .iub mun':-. own pt.•ople Y.ould d1, Thal "'ork 1s ~Lill going on to dJ)' Taubman·s in house arch1tec-t 1s redcs1~ning tht' ~hopp ing center and Taubman s ~t.iff t'.) l'•lOd Utting nl'~Clllat11Jn'> "1th I.Ill to f1H1 ma1111 dl'pJrtml'nl ~t,,r .. Those negollallo~ apparent!~ received a setback with the con st ruction of the M issioo V1e10 Mall. slated lo open this fall next to the San Diego Freeway at Crown Valley Parkway. That 70-acre shopptn~ center will have a Bullock 's. a May Company and a Rob1n~on ., three or the store!> that ... 1~n1."<.l letters of intent to go into Irvin• Ct•nt<'r The Taubm<tn ~t .1ff "on l make any public ... tat1•m1·nh about lhl• lr\'tnl' Center '>hopping n' n t E' r They ' :.i' th t· I r \'\flt' l ' u m I> :t n ~ I ., J l I I n I! J ., :-pok(':-.man in that capJt 1l~ Offlc-u1ls at the In inc Com pao_y expl ain that ne~ot1at1ons "' 1 t h d l' pa rt m <' n t s t or P :-. a rt· trick}. Cl>JX'Cially when i,onw of !hose stores are working on t'on i,trucllon projects 1ust do"'n Lhl' freeway. And they also say that. until the majors are signed up, tht· shopping center isn't going any farther in the planning process In order Co come clos<' to the· current prediction for openin~ rn late 1982 or l'arlv 1983. thoSl' negot1at1 ons arc going to han· 1•1 conclude Y.ithin thl' ne>.t ))t'( months. Apparently the n('J!Ot1at1on ... involve such things a:. whL•re thl• different stores a rc to be loc-atN1 within the shopping ce nter . no111 area and other non-rent related considerations. Major department s tores IJ"U;d(\ \\Ill'!-out f1nanl'lill ,1r 'a 11 l!c rr11·nh lu 1•n d up o" nin~ th1• land un1h•r th1 1r -.tor('-. :ind th1•\ liu1ld fill' ... tort·-. lh<:m'>t-hl'' In -,hurt thf') dun 1 J>J) ~>l!ntf1 r JOl JITitJUOh or I t>nl hul thP t11~ 'ton •.., Jn· Jn Jh'>•ilutt· nl!1·1·~ .... 1 \ to Jtlr<.1t•I tht· m.111 ... hops thJt do 11r11duc:•• ... uhstant1al rc·turn-, \\hl'n l n1n1· <"1•nl1·r f1na lh· rt"P" 1J11t 111 tht· f11•ltb of lh• ,; • Jll• cl 1,111.f· r I ri.sni·i. "h.•t i-. ll hkcl\ to I)'. ' Sam' Van Landingham. d1rf't tor of sale. and marketing for t he lrv1nt' Com apny 's com- mercial indus trial d1v1s1on. say:. it 's J?Oing to be mu ch l rkc '\ewport Cl'ntl•r One> of Jn int• Center's advan- 1 agt'" hl• -..i1cl 1:-. the f:Jct that 1t 1 .., ., u r r o u n <.I t' cJ Ii ' 1 h r " , • frN•\l.J\" II al'>o will b1• 1ns1•ct ··cl 1·\,•ntu.dh h' thn•p artf'rn! h1£h";I\.., !n ine• ('c•n!f·r l>ri\1 H.1rr.111l'a H11a<! .ind Afl,,n .\ \ 1•11111• Tht• lit•\ .. 111p1111·n1 1•x1.·!'ul 1, ,. -.aid tht· l llfrl'nl "''al 1., to op.'11 thl' f1r~t pha .... t• nf th1· shupp11w n•nter ,111cl the f1r-.t pha:-.t• or tlw uffH·1· \'onstru«tton "'1th111 ;1t ll'<tf.t a \l'ar of t·arh other Ill• l''>ttmal<'hops m the shnp. Ptnli? Ct•ntt•r and aoo11t 750,0110 SQ Ult rt' fot•I of OfftN: spa<.'t' Van Landingham ... aid ht> thinks tht.> 1982 S:J opening date 1s a rf'ah!-.t1r onC'. but conc-ed<·d the '>chrdul(' m<i\' h <l\1.' to h£' re' 1s1•d 11nrt• lJl{<ll n 1 f I h1 · dt•pa rt ment :-tort• l :.il l-~ hog 11111.\n · Pope Joins Vis itors CAST EL <;A N IHH.FO, Italy t /\P) Popi• John Paul II 'iani: folk son~~ with a ~rnup of 150 Vohsh students in the gart'1ens of the papal residence here Sun- day. f •: ::=: 111,.-: easy with tbe Dally Pilot committee uted counenm. to C:::t~!lflll!I-~=.,.==-==.._:;::::::::::::;. ~M:!::--d•ua-Uled--ed-·-vlM-n~at~M~&a!""M;,,;.1'11.~'!"!"';~ftad:...=.-t•.•iidll'°Jllleoa~Ylnee them to GOLDIN TRIAN lit JllLA'DON to OlJtl• M~ COMMl9'CIA~ ~NTI~-===~=-• .... -&Jr, --=.=.=.=~;::· =~.~~-~~•rr. eoome '°""' ~· Cci•at'• •Downtown' •• ~lated? lWlY PILOT Monday, Auau11 13, 1971 Rape Trial Opens The Uurd tnal of Clen Howard Hutcherson, 45, 1n urosp1ce worker from Whltti~r ('har1eod 1n the 1977 rape of .. 21 )'Hr old woman . opened th11 m om lng in Oranae County Supt:rior Court Hutcheraon Is accwied ol the rape , kidnap and asuult or Catherine Hardin after sh.-was LB Backs $ycanwre Hills Route Laguna Beach City Council fllem b ers h ave r eviewed alte rnatives for t.he San Joaquin T r a n sportat ion corr idor and r ecommended adoption of the s outhernmost route Ulrou~h Sycamore Hills. Earlier. the city 's Planning Com mission recommended that no transportation corridor be built. Me mbers of that panel d1d say they~efer Route 18 over o e rs liSte . That route would take the cor- ridor through Sycamore Hills at a point about a half mile above the Junction of Laguna Canyon and El Toro Roads. But councilmen recommended Route 17 of the six a lternatives offered, s aying it would bypass Wood 's Canyon east of El Toro Road. The cou n t y i s seeking responses to its environmental impact report on the proposed l'Orridor between the Corona del '1ar Free way and the San Diego rreeway near Crown Valley Parkwav Mayor Jack Mc Dowell said the corndor "ts 1mperat1ve 1n saving Laguna Bcac:h from the impacts of a nation<1l urban park ·· Lai.t week . plans were out· lined for a 19.000·<1cre nalion<1l urban park surrounding Lagun<1 Beach At IPast one Laguna Beach c·ouncil member see:. the cor r1dor as a way lo open ne w land to d"velopmenl Councilwoman Sally Bellerut: obJccted to the county's environ mental report, saying il 15 "1m- poss1bk• to re C1d." Shr said all or lhe proposed r9ut~s C1re combined on a single 111a.p, "so y~u can't Cigure out which route 1s which." DUMP ..• move those hearing~ back to Oc· Lober or November. picked up wh le hltchhllUn& lo Buena P11"k Hutch~rson urlalnally wu convl<'led ol t.h11 eharaee by an Oran1• Counl)' Superior Court Jury in Marth, t>ul Juda• llMM l"enton •~& a11lde the verdict, uyln1 lhat ht> d ldn 't belteve Mis H1rd1n'a tesUmon7. Judg F'enton'11 rullnt toucht,-d o(( a wave ot protest by womoo '1 groups. At the end of a 11econd tnal an Junt'. a jury vott•d 11 1 to acquit H ut r ht>ri.on Judge Ri chard Bea(•on declured ll mistrial and rather thun dis miss the charges u a1reed to by prosecuUon, or· dere d llutcherson to face the <.'ha rges ror a lh1rd tim e l>u rmg today 's proceedin~s before Judge B y r o n K M c Milla n . Miss Hardin '!> personal attorney, Glorta Allred. requested that s he be a llowed to sit at the counael11' table to pro- tect her client's rlehts when Miss Hardin testifies. Bu uClge-MCllTITan rilled against the motion. M11. Allred also lost a bid to have the judge IHt a gag order that bars participants from dis cussing the case outside the coUTtroom. ·'The orde r is so broad you can 't discuss the case with a n yone . It a m o unt s t o censorship," she cha rged. Arter denying the moUQns. Judge McMillan s ummoned SO pe rsons to the courtroom for jury selection. Hutcherson contended in the past two trials that Miss Hardin agreed to have sex with him for pay ment of $25, and claimed she cried "rape" only after he told her he didn't have the money. H o w ever, Mi ss H a rdin testified that she was forced to have sex with Hutcherson in thl• Buena Pa rk ar t-a aftc•r being picke d up while hitrhh 1kin~ 10 the l'arly morning hours of No\. 22. 1 !)77 Pilot Story Corre cte d Due to a typographical error. the mcamng of a sentence in S unday's Da ily Pi lo t wa1> altered. nder the headline "Water F ight Brews" on Page A·3, thl' sixth paragraph s hould have read read : He said district dlrectorb gave that controversia l program negative declar ation s tatus meaning It would lead lo no ad. verse environmental eHects and is only now doing a series of E JR s to cover that bo nd authorization. In Sunday's s tory , the word ''no" had been left out before'' ad verse environmental effects " . .,..1,.....,. STADIUM LIES IN RUINS AFTER COLLAPSE NEAR CHICAGO'S O'HARE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT TODAY Five People Perlah, 15 Ot~,. Injured H Faclllty Under Conatructlon Crumble• After Pl•ne Nol•• Frvta Pagr A J STADIUM ... roof of the stadium had fallen m. "The whole roof fell in at the center and broke oH from the sup~rts to the conc rete wall." he said. Andrews said the curved roor was partially completed with w ood panel s covering th t• southwest end or the builrlmg Most or t he roof was s upported bv woodl'n beams at tht.> time of the collapse. he said The stadium. which was to have OJ)t'ned In m1d·D<>remt>er. w as des1 gnec1 fo r s portinJ? events , circuses and business ml•et1n~s Callahan said he had never heard of airplane turbulence• caus ing any destruction on the J(round. "Large jets do give orf mim tornadoes, as we call them." he said, and that can cause prob lems for smaller pla nes follow Ing larger Jets Police Seek Victims Of Boat Explosion Stm to Return Tuesday, Says Sky Watcher Newport Bea ch police con· tmued their search today fo r POK5ible victims of an explosion and fire that ocrurrcd aboard a c a bin cruiser early Sund<1y morning. The boat, a ~S foot Chris Craft. burned to the "aler lint• then !'lank in about 50 feel of walt.'r a mile off the Ne wport Pier Harbor Patrolmen \\ho rushed to the scene at about 3 30 a m said they searchea the area for '1c t1ms. but found none Originally. police thought tht- boat's owner , Rona ld Hoe. 31, of 134 Spnngdalt• St . Huntington Heach. might havP bt-l'n on board. but they u1d the) l0<·all'<l him later Sw1day Delect1\'e Robt-rt llard> <..a1d he's continwng ht., IO\'t·st1gC1t1on 1n an effort to ftnd 1Jut "ho lo<Jk the boat from 1 t'> berth 1n Newpor t lf<1 rbor and "'h> 1t caught fire. DrcC1ry gray Wf'ather that dogged the \\(•ekend 1i. upected to llt'gan bn·ak1ng up Tuesday, th•• '\Jt1onal Y.caLher Ser vice ~a id today A "'l>Ol.c.,mJn said the fo rt>casl for th• nt"<t ft•w da vi. calls for 1 11 n t 1 n u 1 n ..: n 1 ~ h t ·a n d l' Cl r I y rn1 >rn1n~ lo" douds but sunny Jftl'rnooru. HB Bandits Get $65 Cash He baid temperatures should remain in the low 70s at the beaches. but could rise into the high 80s or low 90s inland A pair of armed men. one Wlth an Elvis Pres ley hairdo and the other with walsl·l~ngth locks. held up a Huntington Beach li· quor slorc for S65 in cash Sunday afternoon. oohce reoorted todav. Blvd . around 1 45 p m a nd told The spoke!lman ~aid the over the clerk to open the re~isler cast was caur.,cd by sea breezes Arcording to police. one ban· blo" in~ moic;t air inla nd. where d1t held a gun on the clerk .,..hlle hot :11r heatf'd it and caused the the othe r stuffed the cas h in h15 motbl ur1: tu rnndensc pocke t. Both men were described b> Tht' n•sult hl· .. aid. h<is ~en lie said a oc.9 jetliner flipped The robbers. clutc hing chrome police as about 28 vt'ars old and C'loud IJ)'t'r., ... 1-... t'rttl thousand over a nd crashed In Tevas automatic pistols. ente red Ltber· wearing white shirts and blue ft-et th1c·k that the sun can't seve~I yea~ ago became of ~t_y_P_a_r_k_L_1_q_u_o_~_._11_~_s_B_e_a_c_h __ Je_a_M_. ____________ pe_n_e_trate such turbulence ---------- He s aid the s tadium ls 65 feet high but that the original plans ca lied for a taller strurtutre JI.· s aid buHdmg representative met with FAA officials in 1973 about the planned size and location or the building. M canwhile. the committee '>ays. the council should direct it to further analyze the proJect to determine iLs impact on the ci- ty. to find out if the site 1s truly ..ippropnatc . to come up with new ways to cushion its effect on the ('ity, <1nd then to plot a -;trat1:~y for the city's response lo tht· project. New Water Quality Agency Proposed ('l ~· \ Cou nty planning co m · m1ss1oners approved an environ· me ntal report for the project earlier 111 lhe summer. I rvme city officials also had reviewed that plan in April, when numerous concerns were expressed about possible traffic, litte r. noise a nd odor problems. Th<! Bee and Round Canyon ~1te . located northeast of Irvine Boulevard. is unde r study by 1:ountv planners as a poHible replacel"!"e nt for the Coyote Canyon disJ>OSa l station, which is scheduled to close in 1981. T he city established the study committee after Car lyle, speak· in& on behalf of the Transporta- tion Commission, said a letter the city planned lo send the county was "too vague" in ex· pressing city concerns. DAILY PILOT tMO,.•ftt!J Cbe\t 0..Hy Pitot. w•t~w"~"'''em &•""" ,.,. _'°"'" "-"htdoy .,,. o.-Co•'• Pv .. .,,...,,.(_omp.tfty .. ~ .. •NmOM~~ owotl'"" ~., t""°"°" '-tuw, ,...,., (Mf4 Mll'W Hf'..iroot1 ..... " HUl'\'ff'lot'f°" 8ee<." '°"""" ••1,.YAll•• '""''""" L~l'eMh SoutttCo.it,. \lf\1'11", fQ•on.t t"dttkwt i\ put>tl\ftlld s.t"'H•t -"Cf S.,,4 d"'" TPw Pftr• •• , pytiff\f'MNJ pl~ I~., SlO W•\t "-•• ,,,.... Cou• AH-w C•lttorN • ._a., "_ .. _ PfMtOtf\1 •'90 ,..,,.,. JeOll~ YJUPr0\1001\t611d0.-el~ '-~·-l dilor ~..:.~-r=- ~ .. L-~ ...... " Anl>te"' Me.,..1,,.11 .... om... C..lo -• W.•I loy llrMt L-IH(ll• ltft Ne, (MM Ht•n•or """" ..... "" 9-flt lla71 ~" ......... it Cl1Ulfttd An.1111M1MH1N "·--~ ..... ~rT. =. °'# •. 9:1"..:..i:.,~~ M•fltf tf' ~·~ .... ,_,, ,..,.;,. _,.., '= ;;:;~.=::.:' _ ... ,., .... _ By DAVID KUTZMANN Ol t• Dall• Piiot St.ti The Ncwport ·lrvlne Was te Manageme nt Agency could be replaced with a new consortium or agencies better s uited to ban· die water quality planning for the Newport Bay watershed. Irvine councilman Arthur An thony sa}'s . At Tuesday night's City Coun cil meeting. Anthony will rruse the possibility of forming a new group comprised or the county a nd cities which have land within the watershed . His suegesled a lternative is the result of a decision by the stale Water Quality Control Board last month to withdraw the Southern California Associa- tion of Government's designa- tion as the agency to receive federal clean water funds for this area. SC AG h a d picked the Ne wport-I rvine agency two years a10 to prepare plans for the prevention of pollution of up- per Newport Bay. But the state board, local of· fi cials say, believes SCAG has been more of a hindrance than 1 belp In expediting those plane and Is now lookln1 for a new aaency for water quality plan· nlng e tro rt11 ln t h e b ay watenbed area. Anthony, who wH selected vice cbalrman of NIWA at lta last meetJng, aaJd he d9('1n't believe NIWA la the beat agency to handle the Job e ither . "I believe th1a la obvioU1ly based · on pu t perlormance and cur· rent lack of credlblllty of NIWA, particularly ln Newport Beach," he said. Newport Beacb officials ha ve been upset wttb NIW Ir's plans for the cleanata1 of Upper Newport Bay. Tbe city has claimed the plan would only •l· low further aUtaUon of tbt bay. Antboay Hid two alWmativ• to NIWA an eltber havlq the atate water quality or ,...._ .. water quaHty boerdl be del· ignated as the planning agen· cies or the affected communJtles them selves form a joint powers agreem ent to handle clean wate r planning. Cur rently, NIWA is made up of the cities of Newport Beach. Costa Mesa, Irvine and Orange as well as the Irvine Ranch Water District. three county de parlmenl'> and the StC1te Depart ment of F'lsh and Game. Mem bership Is volunta ry and based on the area dr ained by crecki. and Oood control channels that eventually empty Into Newport Bay. Anthony said land use de· cisions could require approval or appointed 11tate officials lf the sta te water boards are designat· ed the agencies to receive the funds. · Instead, Anthony s aid, the land use agencies w ithin the watershed could form a joint powe rs agency themselves and seek t he designation eithe r directJy or throueh one or the water boards. Officials say they still don't know who wiU be given the des- ignation by the feder a l 11ovem · . m ent to receive the clean water funds . N IWA has been receiving a bou t $130,000 for ill work through SCAG. Councilman Donn Hall. Costa Mesa's representative to NIWA. said the state water quallty board wtll make recommend•· lions to the federal Environmtn· tal P rotection ~gency on who should be designated the clean water r•annlJl1 a1ency. Unti then, Hall said, NIWA la in limbo. A Cleciaion OD who next gets the money la expected some time ln Septern::. be added. NIWA submi ~ report lut month to the Soutlllern California Aaaod•Uon of Governments on waya to curb PolluUoo of apper Newport a.,. Offtdall are not 1un what wt.U la•ppen to tbat 1tudy unUI • new planaJN aaencJ la Mlect«l. /.\Pt ~ '~~ 1\. ( ~ ~, \' ' I' ,., ' ,,. .. _ ," .. 1 I" • • 1 __, For those Casual Days around Campus. LevHndlgo Denims With subtle oocket &ccents. complimented l)y the soft touch of cotton knit shl1"19 1n 8SSOf1ed stnpes, add a hOOded sweatstilrt or a ~nch cotton chamois shin for those COOier days ahead ,,..,_.., {__ /,/--,,,,., , .- ALS GARAGE 56 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH (714) 644'·7030 ---------------------~- btg1•na/South Coast VOL. 72, NO. 225, 3 SECTIO~, 30 PAGE ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, A UGUST 13, 1979 Year He•ete•n Dally Newspaper FIFTEEN CENTS Laguna Backs Sycalllore Corridor Laguna Beach City Council m embers have r eviewe d a lternatives for the San Joaquin fransporlalio n corrido r and recommended adoplJon or lhe southernmost r oute through Sycamore Hills . Earlier . the city's Planning CommiS&ion recommended that no transportation corridor be built. Me mbers of that panel did s a they prt>fer Jtoutf' 18 over o lht>rs llstt-d T hal route would lake the cor- ridor through Sycamore llllls at a point about a half mile above the Junction of Laguna Canyon and El Toro Roads. But rounc1lmen recommended Routt: 17 of the six alternallves offe red , saymg 1t would bypass Wood's Canyon east or El Toro Road T h e cou nt y as seekin g responses to its environmental impact report on the proposed cor ridor between the Corona del Ma r Freeway a nd the San Diego Freeway near Cro wn Valley Pa rkway Mayor J ack McDowe ll said the corridor "1s imperative m s aving Laguna Beach from the impacts of a national urban park " Last week. plans were out hoed for a 19.000-acre nallonal urba n park surrounding Laguna Beach. Al least one Laguna Beach council member sees the cor rador as a way to open ne w land to development. Councilwoman Sally Belleru~ obJected to the county's environ menta l report, saying 1t 1s "1m possible lo read .. She s aid a ll of the proposed routes are combined on a single rpap, ·so you can"t figure out which route 1s which " She also £-xpressed concern a bout maJOr land cuts through Sycamore Hi lls. somE' of which -.he dl'St·nbt-d as "bt-ing up to two football fi elds v.1d e " But Ma)Or Mc Dowell said no e nvironmental re port 1s perfect. add1n~ ''We're at a milestone in trans porta tion in South Orangt• County " H e s aid h e a vy traffic on Pacific Coast ll1ghway und Laguna Canyon Road will be lessened by the l)CW corndor. and said the route will "enalJie us to control growth " And. he '\aid. lht' routt· wall "ket>p the 1 mpacl ''>f park traf fie J from coming 10 a Ion~ our coast." -5 Die as Staaium Roof Collapses 7 Only4 Trustees Will Run Only four of 10 incumbent south Orange County school board member.. have dcclarl'd tht•1r intent to retain their scats in the Nov. 6 election. Capistrano Unified School D1!-. tnct trustees Edward Westberg .and Ted Kopp and Lag un ~ Beach L'n1fH'd School 01s tnct board me mbt•r Harry H1Lhcll s a id they a r e undeC'1dcd on whethe r to seek rt•-e lect1on CUSD Trus tee Sarnh J ane Lipp, elected in 1975. i.a1d she will not a ttempt to retain ht-r post .. We JUS t bou1-1hl property 1n Wyoming and I don't want LO be tied down ." M rs. Lipp said. SHddl cback Community College District board member!-. Norris a Brandt and L a r r y Taylor have both decided not to seek re-election. Meanwhile . CUSD school boar d president George White said he plans to seek a third four·year term on his seven· m em ber panel. La~una Beach Unified School District bo ard chie f Ronald Chilcote says he plans to ·seek hts second term on his board. Sa dd l e bac k Com munity Collej?e board members lla rrn•t Walther <ind John Conn1·lly. '"' pointed lo fill unl•x p1rcd terms in I See TRUST•~t:s. Paj(e /\2) Car Windows Smashed at Plant San Clemente police said to- d ay they believe a car window· s mashing incident outs ide the Reeves rubber plant can be traced to a con tin uing labor dis· pute at the plaQl. Reeves RutJ6e r Co. officials reported Friday a Chevrolet sedan with out-of-state plates cruised through the comoanv parking lot al 415 Ave. P ico and the occupants broke windows on s even cars parked al the plant. Damage was estimated a t $500. STADIUM LIES IN RUINS AFTER COLLAPSE NEAR CHICAGO'S O'HARE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT TODAY Five People Perish, 15 Others Injured as Facility Under Construction Crumbles After Plane Noise ____ _ Tehran Riots l1ljure Four TEHRAN, Iran (API More t h an 1.000 Is lam i c zealots s to rmed the offices of leftist groups m Tehran today m a rampage of revenge for Sun- day's mass protest agains t Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini's policies. Four m embers of the People's Fedayeen were report· ed injured when the raiders ransacked the headquarters of that Marxist group. During the march Sunday by an estimated 100.000 leftist -led demonstrators protesting Kho m e in1 's tough new domestic press code, hundreds of Khomeini s uppo rte r s a ttack e d th e marchers with bricks and s\ones. Premier Paddleboarder IAgurw, Lif.eguard Eyes Ne1t Water to Co11quer • By STEVE MITCHELL Of ti. D•llf PtlOl Sl•ll Charlie Ware's got the pa ddlt• bug. Now that he's conquered the cha nnel betwee n Catahnu Is land a nd Laguna Beach. the lifeguard says he's setting his sights on bigger expanses of water Not a Trans Pac. you un- derstand. But maybe a little trip down lo San Diego on his 11 foot, six-inch paddlcboard Only this time . Charlie hopes to bring some friends along He paddled for 30 mile~ hy himself Saturd a y, in a s ur cessful attempt to cross the channe l between Avalon Ha rbor a nd Main Beach Park 1n Laguna. And while that grueling 10 a nd a h alf hour experience might dampen enthusiasm in lesser men, Charlie says he 's ready to s tart an annual paddling event If he can get any partic ipants The channel paddle a ppeared Laguna Man Killed in NB Collision A Laguna Beach man became Newport Beach's seventh traffic fatality this year when his van crashed into a utility pole early t-Oday. Police said Alan Phillip Rust, 19, of 1337 Cliff Drive, was dead at the scene of the collision on MacArthur Boulevard al· San Joaquin Hllla Road. Accident lnvestl,aalor Ric k Scbulta said the crlilb was dis· covered by a peulng motorist al 2:U a .m . He said llust had ltn. hla parents' Costa Meaa home to 10 to Lacuna Beach about l a .m. Scbwu aald lt appeared that tbe 1ounc man blacked out ot fell uleep at the wheel, drove off UM roedway. 1rutn1 a street lipt P* before 1mubln1 bud· to be a loser from th1· o uL'>l'l Ware said On the way to Avalon lla rhor Friday night. the cabin-nw~er containing Wa re and a few olh<'1 lifeguards and their wive:.. v.as n<.'arly swamped hy lhe v.akc of an aircraft earner "The earner wa ... quit<• av.a}'-orr. but 1t lc•fl a v.akl' thal ncarj\ s ank us." Warl' said today t\~ a fl')\Ull of lht• Na\' ..,o:.il-. 1ng. t ht· v.l'I cn •v. arrl\t•d 111 /\valon loo late to t•al Tht• l11lgt· pump d idn't v.ork . h1~ rt·lll)V. paddlers didn't ..,how up. and Ware said he couldn"t ~lccp oil nii:thl. The next morning. the boat e ngines wo uldn't s tart. and Wa re, nourished by a cold ham s andwich, was about lo s ta rt off o n h is own, hoping the boat would catch up with him late r But lifeguards Mike Dwinell and Will Hitchcock mana~ed Lo get the e ngines going, and Wart.· stroked off from the Harbor en trance at 6:30 a .m . The rest is histor y WarP s tum bled ashore at Mam Beach Park 10 hours later to be greeted by friends and fellow lifeguards And now he 's ready to do 1t again. "I'd like to sec It become an annual event." the 27 ·year-old lifeguard said today. FIRST CALLER GUI' THE PAD I'm very pleased with the re· s uits from my Dally Pllol classified ad. "T)'le lint person who called rented my place." That's the story of the sue· ceaaful Newport Beach man who placed this ad ln the Dally Pilot: Clltrhaven 2Br I Ba, patio. etc. Sr. adults. no pell $32Syrly, XU·XUX Advertl1ln1 1ucce11 comes eaay wlth tbe Dilly Pilot claulfted 8d·vben at 142-5871. D•llY Piiot St.II Piiot• LOOKING FOR COMPANY Paddlln' Charlie Ware "This brokt• the let' Mavlw Othe r people Will l>3}, 'If ht> C.'aO do 1t. I ran do 11.' a nd we c an get an annual thing going " But for s ure , Wa re says he does n·1 want to do 1t a lone again "That's just about the most boring thing you can do,'' he laughed. And it helps lo have someone in the water next to you, grunt· ing and groaning. After all, misery loves com· pany. Haitians Drown WEST PALM BEACH. l''la. <AP> -Al least six Haitians, In· cludlnc a mother and ber three small c hildren, drowned today after a group of refucees was forced olf a boat at gunpoint, lbe Palm Beach County Sheriff's Department s 11d. Three people were believed missing. Nine refuaees .-ho swam as far as a hall mile to shore were arrested a1 ll1egal aliens and taken to the South Palm Beach Jail. police said. Incident linked To J et? ROS t-.~Hl='T 111 1AI'1 Thi· ro<1f of J rnul111Htrpo'>l' '>lcH1tum un<kr <·on ... tn11 tum n ear () Jl;.ir1 l11tPrn<.1t111nJI -\1rp11n t·11lla11)\t·1 I t11d.i\ n111m1nt J(t•r J plan1· thunckn·lf o\c·rht·ad. v.1l nt''>!>l':- .11d fo°l \t• Pl'lllJlt• v. "'' f' k1llPll ,H'lf 15 V.t•fl IOjtJrt•d p <il11·1• ... iJllJ -..pol-.1· ... m•·n t11r I ht· ;, n ·h1l t·•·t .and lhl· h·dt-rnl ;'\\1~t111n All r111n1 '.'-lr<it1•111 -.:.1111 11 v. <t.., t11<1 1·Jr I\ '' "fJl" 111.il 1· 11n \.\ lwt lwr 111• pLlllf' h.1<1 JO\ thlllC to d o V.11 h I h t· ' " I I .. IJ .,' Th ,. ... A/\ .. pokP<.,m,in -.a1<1 hov. l'\-t·r It•· v. ,.., l l'Ma tn J l.1r~,. i•·t v.oulll h.t\t' tx•1•n land1n~ Jl lhl· llmt <ii I hi' d('l ldt'nl .J1h1•ph l't·lt'r'>t>n .1 '>J)l1kt·'>man for lht' Ho.,1 mont l'vh< • lk1J.1l1 ffi"nl :-.11111 I ht•fl V. l rt• fl \l" lUO frrmc>d dt'J <1 t-1 r t'man llnr I"' 1rmJ11 ... 1111 f1 , .. h<1<1t•·.., h.,tl I ' •. n I J ... ''II I II • • I ' rrq .. , I ' ' rnur,gUl' The roof of the four-~torv <;tad1um. des igned to o;eal 19 400 people. caved in about ~ 30 a.m About JOO workml'n we n~ rt> po rtcdly at the ... cene. Pohce '><ttd ..,.,m~· construct111n v.orl..l'r.., V.l'rt' t rappt 11 111 the v. n·rk~1w hut l.111·1 1 n ·t>d (Int w111knt1flt'd v.1tnt''" 1n It n 1e v. t•d h' lt It·\ 1~11 111 .. 1.1t1nn \\ HB)I ..... 11d lht• 1 Jrl1t1m 'lar1"d 'hJk tng J' ,1 plant· roarul oH·r !11 • .i I \nd 1u,1 111-.1· d1irn1n111 .. • \ 1•1 vth111).! \H·nl tJm,n · h1· :o.dtd '\.ii C'.1llahJn .1 '>pt1!-1 ... m.rn •or 1h, 1-t•tk r .tl \\lat1•111 1\tl rn1 n1-,tr.1t111n .... a1tl pl.inc:-f h ;u .. 1 ..i couple h undred f1~1·t <Set>~'T \Oll '1 . Pa~" \21 Pair Hold Up Laguna Store T v.n mt-n olll' c.1rr v1n1' :1 pump .11·t1on ..,,nglt• h.1rr•·I '-holgun. ,•.,t•a pt-<1 f rom ;i l.Jgun.1 n~.ll'h liquor ... t1Jrt• ~.tturd.i\. 111 ).!hl v.tJh 1111111• than ~.ioo 1n c·a..,h Po h<·c '><1111 th•· t v. o nwn l'll ten~d tht• Hu:.il C..in ~on l.1quur 600 North Coa~l ll1ghv. .1y, at a bout 8 50 pm Saturday anti rot ccd clerk John Bl'aut•hamp lo he on the rloor away from lht• re gister. As one of the bandits gua rded the prone clerk with a shotgun. the other took ca!-.h from the re~ 1s ter. accord in~ to polll'l' rcportl> Or:~~~,.C::a~• ---5',.;S!, \\ealher Cloudy n\ght and morn in2 hours with mostly sun- ny a fternoons t hrough Tuesday. Lows t onight in 60s. Highs Tuesday near 70 at beaches lo uppe r 70!) inland. INSIDE TODA" Vice President Wolter Mo-n· dale con.hnue1 hu close relo- Ci on 1h1 p with Presiden t Carter, aides say, despite htS seeming recent distance. See Page A7. l•tlex ·~~ 12 '"' A4 ~ ., .,,. A4 A4 Jll DAILY PILOT use Monday, Augutt 13, t9'7t ··Hostf!Ke Still Held Police Negotiate With Convict G ARDINER. NY GP> More than too 1>0111.•1• offi(' munt&1ned a v111l today out!' 1df' a rural home tn this I ter County hamlet wht"~ aulhor1Ut .-•aid an e1u1>"d t'Onvlct was ••oldln.r one or six hosta1es Utllen •Bundi.)', State poUee a&Jd they n 1oll1t ed by lt-lephon" lhrou1hout thP night with Richard Caotr. 28. nf Queens. a conv1ctt'd rohbt·r ttntl ~ap1st whu t'Nt'•vt•1J Suturduy lightning KnoCks Out ~ea Power Res idents in Laguna Beach. El Toro and Laguna Niguel we re without powcP ror a s hort while &awrday wtwn Ugh&.niog from a •u mmer s to rm knocked out power lines and circ uits. In Laguna HC'ach, Ed1son Co officials said 11 r 1rc\J1l supplymg ._ __ ~er to about l_,_000 reside~ llicSk.Yflne Drive area above the ('ity wc re with out power for a bout an hour and a ha lf Satur dt1~ morning In F.I Tom, ll~htmng apparent Jy knocked several wires down. <·ull1n~ power to about 200 house•!-> near the• Mannf' Corps l\1r Stauon fl look Edison crews '"' t·ral houri. to rc:pai r t he <lam;1gc In LJguna Niguel, an unknown nu m hl'r 11f c:us to ml' r s were· without power for 90 minutes to three hours Saturday morning. lfrnn1i. JJaqu1n. d istrict office 1>upr rv1sr1r for lhl· San Clemente· offlt·t• of ~lln Di ego (;;is and t:k < ln(' r omp:lny , '>Clld an en tire <'lrt'Ull '><'rving a n l!rea from Crown Valh•y l'arkw<t y t o N 1 g U(' I ll ua!I w :1.., out short! y aftt·r H a tn S;ilurday lie S<lld ri.1wcr was rcsl<Jrcd w1lhm an hnur ;ind l J m mutes to som1· rl'su.h:nts. and nt•arlv two houri. for lhP r••st · llC' ..,aid ~· I r:insformer station s hul powC'r off for thrc.'c houri. to sumt-homt•!->, hut tlul not know 1r th.al f:11lu11 · ~.,., n ·laled to tht· lt~htnmg slor 111 Association T o R e view Schoof S ite s S&. S C'ons truC'lton Company or firrals will make a presentatmn tonight before tht· Laguna N1~ucl Community Asi.ocialwn l'><ecut1ve hoard on three Kite Hill s c•hool sit••s the building fi rm has oCfcrcd the Capistrano Un1f1ed School Oistr 1<'t ~&S spokt's man George Put n am s aid hC' would d iscuss the s ilt• locatio ns itnd parti<'ula rs s uch as pnC'c and condition or the land on tht' sites. ~&S ofrtc1als told school b<1ard mem bPn; last week they would ~et aside one or the set~s Cor tw11 Vt•iu s to r•nable the sch<>0l d1!-> t n l'l to come up with funds lo buy the land L aguna Niguel Community As11or 1C1t1on m emb<>rs previously voted w s upport a sc·hool dts ln ct reques t to r equire S&S to keep a nother ~•le open past an Oct. I deadline for acq111>.lllon County &upervisers. however. voted against requiring S&S to keep the on~inal Rite open past Ort l. The latest S&S proposal Is 1.t comprom1se aimed at providing a St'hool site for the company's 800-ho m e Kite H i ll Country Villaf'e development in Laguna Niguel. T onight 's m eeting will lake place 1n the Crown Valley Com- m unity Park com munity center on C rown Valley Pa rkway south of La Paz Road. It begins at 7:30 p.m . ORANGE COAIT 1...~c DAILY PILOT '"-Ot•ftO"'(N'\I 0.11. Poot "'''"'"""•HHOM """"'°' ....... fl>W\~h\.•\Publt~bt1¥0f ..... (~\I PuOI~~ .. Pltffltf>HtlJOft\M• J;tit>f•\.-.o ~. lhfwtft ,,.,.., for CO"•• M_.-w ,..,_...,,.,,., 81-M" HVf'ftftO'Oft 8foeth '°""' '" '-VAii•• tr-.tftf L_~..._"ISfJlwO•C .. \t 4 ·NJ•,_, .. ~ ......... , ..... ~htvr-..~MMt ~ftr.. Tir.orfftll:•tNf •l"'4ftilpf6M tt.~t DO -" 11., ~"""" c .... .,.... c••-• '"" __ r1 ....... Pr ....... , __ ,_ JK_,I C.W, l/l(•Pr"_'_o.wet.._ ~ll-....... ,._,,.,..,.. __. .. Rdlw CMti.\MI.-. ........ ~ ..... "'"'~ 11111..-... -. L .......... .,..._ !NI ... c: .. tlH ..... er rtom U. Oowutate atat• pn.on •t .......... Onf' o( about 9CJ corr •ct ON or· (I t-era at the 8<' nc said Oanta 'llrOuld "talk a little bll 1nd then h an a up " PoUre said they lhou1ht Oanti wa. p robabl1' arm t'd wilb 1t bo taun and pou lbly other wupona that we re In the howsf1. Rt-fore Cantz b•rrlcad od h1mselr In the home or lblcr l'oti1rnno ~ on Su nday afltir ' PAK IS I AN ; New Delhi !dlaChl~ (ii: -\. flood•d INDIA 0 -~-I ....... INDIAN CITY FLOODED Map Sflow1 Dam Burst Death Toll 1,000 in India Dam Collapse NEW DF.LHI. India I AP) A II I ndJ a Rild io r eported today that about 1.000 persons wer(' killed following the rollapse or I) dam m western India that un leashed a wall or water nearly 20 feet hiJ?h on the Lown oC Morva and huried it in mud. "f am deeply shocked a t the enormous loss or precious hv••s and d e s truction of propnt y caused by t he s udden rtoods," Prime Minister Charan Singh said in a m essage to the chief minis ter oC G u1ar a l state , Bl:lb ubha1 Patel. Troops were ordered to the town JOO miles northwest o r Bombay to he lp dig out the bodies and care for t he sur n vors. but wt' re d elayed by highways a nd rail lines washc.-d out by the weeks or monsoon ra ms that wea kened the dam Indian news agencies rcportt-d t hat the downpours s welled the M achu H1ve r until 1t rlooded over the top or on(' d a m and rol lapsl'd an earth dam below 1t The dam brca k sent a flash flood do wn on MITT v 1, four mile~ downstream. lat e Sl:l l u rday while most of the 60,000 people of t h<: town Wl'rP ash•c11 Job Program To Sponsor Plant Sale Ope rators or the Capistrano Laguna Beach Regional Occuptt t1ona l Program will comblne a plant saJe with rcf'istraUon Cor Call rour:;es leading to JOb-enlry level skills Sept. 5 a nd 6. T he job program , which orrers training to district residents. is oHerlng courses In the fields of agric uJtur e, business, health, public s ervice and trade and in- dustry in the fall. T hose livin g w ith i n the Capistrano Unified and La1una Be ach school distric ts may e nroll on Sept. s a nd 6 rrom 8 a .m . to 4:30 p.m. The ROP la ndsc'iplng and nursery claas will hold a pla nt sale, with cactus, house plants, s ucc ulents, landscape plants and indoor and outdoor palms those two d ays. Proceeds go t o ward t h e nursery and la ndscape pro1ra m . Students also m ay r eais ter any worltlng day at the ROP or. fices, 31522 E l Camino Real in San Juan Capistrano. ROP courses ar e a ccredited with the Western AasocSaUoo or Schools and CoUeaea. Cl111ea betln the week ol Sept. 10. For more inlorma Uon, call tbe R OP adminiatrallon om ce1 al 498·3118. Town Meeting Set for Laguna Me mbera of lbe Nott.Ii Lquna Community Auoclatlon will meat Wedn11da1 a t La•una Federal S.vlnp aod Lou to dil- CUH local lla-. ha a town mllt- ha• fonut. Tolulda NortJa Laluna." II tbe topi c of the m eellDl.t. which be11DI at 1:IO p.m . lD me com· munlt1 room. r or more in- formation, call .. IGI. noon. he aUe1tdly stole three c1r1, abducted a youni Wallkill couple and raped and sodombed th«' w1r~. police aald. ~ Mo.-., than lOO 11t1te troopers, Ul8ter County 1herJrr'5 depuUea 1t nd priaon 1 uiard1 manned hlockadH about a ha lf m ile fro m the house where G ant.a wu hold lna C011sano hostaae. police Hald Shortly before 4 a .m .. police 1rnld Gantz released unharmed Coun no's wile. Mar y Ann, 39, and their Ion Jason, 6 . A s he nrr'a deputy said Gantz told negollators he was rreelng Mrs Cosa nno. who is eight months pregnant. and the boy becaua.t! he "fear ed for their i.are t y 1C they stayed in the hOU8(1 " Mrs Cossano came hom e at I p.m . Sunday with he r son and mother to find Gan tz the re. r t-la t1 ves &lUd Cossa no returned h om e a n•~al Lands.,.api•g !->hOrt time late r and was tilken •...:;;B ... • ho:oitagl' 11long wtth ID'lotner s-o-o-.-- 0•.•ly ~llet S~I ,_... Lester Cosanno Jr .. 21. and his N ewPort Be<.1ch police officer Tim Riley r1ancee. Betty J a ne Kuhnen . 18. examine:-. sm<tll forc~t of m a riJuana plants T he young couple had apparent-ronfiscuted fro m a homl' in !'lt!wport ly ..:ont• lo t he home to in · ll c 1 g hl~ Thur:--du~ na ~ht Pollet' ~aid a VPSt1i.:alt' why they hadn't heard neighbor sa w the tops Of the plants grow- ing abcn·l· a s ix.foot fenct! at a ho m e on Cata linu 1\\f'nut• Nan·ot1cs off1ct!rs said thl'} an· looking lor lhc hort1cultu n st. from M rs. Co~"Hno-; rdatrvcs sa id . f 'rone Pa,,.. tl I Mr. Black well Miss Kuhnen's mothe r. Betty Kuhnen. tolcl a reporter from the Poughkeepsie J o u rna l t hat Gantz asked her daughter if she STADI UM a nd the young Cosanno were • • • married and when she told !um they were not. he s aid, "Well I guess yo u have to get h ome to ~ls Sa1i Jua 11 F aslu on Slwzv your parents." Not so lucky was a young rou· pie w ho stopped lo help Gantz whe n he rl agged them down a long lnterslale 84 near Fishkill about 3 a .m . Sunday. Police said Gantz had upparently s tolen a white Cadillac a fter he scaled two rences to escape from the prison. hut that vehicle ap parently broke down. Authorities s aid the young co uple . who police dia no t 1de ntiry, drove Gant z around Reacon in a vam search ror an open service station and finally orrer ed to drop Gantz oH at the Bea ron P o lice De p artment, wher e. they reasoned , orficers wo uld lend aid. However. a t tha t point, Gantz said he had a gun a nd o rdered them to drive him to their home in the Ulster County town or Wallkill. wher e police say he tied up the ma n and raped his wa re . police said. Canyon Road. Safe ty Lane Work Slated Work will he1otin 1n Seplt-mbt>r on lht• l'onstruC'tton of a left tum s ar<'t) lane on Laguna Canyon Hoad bt·twe1·n Can yon Acrei. Urive and El Toro Road. T he CalTrans project calls for lh<' l'onMrur t1on of bike la nt:s on the s houlders a nd the striping of a continuous le rt·turn land hetwc·en Canyon Acres Drive and fo;I Toro Rol:ld The work will p rovide a salr turning Ia n <' ror southbo und moto n sts who wish to tum left mto businesses 8nd residences along the east side or Laguna Canyon Road The work will be done in ffayhght hours and two traffir lan <'s will rem ain open at all lim es. The proJ •ct is expected to he <:ompleted by late November Two Clemente Homes Rifled San Clem ente police are in· vestlgating two burglaries that netted thieves $1,340 in camera equipment and gardenina tools. Cit y Planning Com missioner Alla n Wulfe c k told p olice someone broke Into his aarage while he wu a way on va cation. atealina a cam era , lenses, a buck knife and a weedeater worth $790. Wulfeck returned to has 922 Ave . Presidio hom e to find the a rticles m lsslna Frtday. Ha rry Lutter of 838 Ca m ino de Los Mares told police someone b roke into his car late Friday or e a rly Saturday a nd s tole a ca m era worth $5$0. Marine Held In Stabbing A Camp Pe ndleton Marine wa11cheduled '°appear lD court today to anawer char1ea lbat he 1t.abbed a Ian Clemente man early Saturday foltowinl an altercation at a loeal bar. Klaua Walter Mulbdl, 21, waa char1ed aftel' be wu a.r1"11ted outllde TIM Place, UOt N . .El Camino Real, followtnf UM 1:'9 • .m. lnddant. loJured ln lb• attack waa Maurice SuatM lleDdenoll, a:a, of -~ CalJe ........,, ... denon WM truled ud NleMld from laa Cl .. eete General llolpHal rouon, Ille ........ over the site when runway 22 Right is betnR ust•d at O'Hcs rc. as 1t probably was today Fred Schroeder, an a rch1ter t with the firm or Anthony R Rossi , whic h de1>1 ~ned th(· s tadium. said "1l 's Vl'ry y,1ld and very prem<sturl''' t o s peculate on whethf•r th1• pl dnt• rould have tnggc:rcd tht' t'()I lapse or the roof Hescue rrews from Ch1<'<1KO and seven s uburba n r om munillt'b con vcr.:1·<.1 on thf' s t a d 1 u m s 1 t l' • nu rt h w ,. -; t ,, r C hicai<o near the· J,l1ant airport Rober t An<.lrc"'s. a c;-;1stant manager al the nC'arby Shl'raton O 'Hare Hotel, sa id thc entire roof of the stadium hud fallen in "The whole roof re tl in at tht> center and brokt• off Crom thl' s upports to the conc rete wall," he said. Andrews said lhe curved roof was partially completed v.1th w ood p anels co v<•r 1n i:: th£' southwest end of the hurldinic Most of the roof was supµortcd by wooden beums at the lime of lhe rollapsc. he ba11l '1 r Hinck"' C'll bt>'>l kno"'n for h t'> <Jn n ual JIJ "'or't cln·'"·d "'''m t'n lhl. Y.1 11 unveil ht'> f;J ll fJbh1on n 1llt'et111n <tl d r,.., 111 Sa n J uJn Cap1 -,trC1n<1 'h"°"'n • ,\uJ.? 2fl to ral!'>~ m•mc't rur th• hwJI hb rnr} · J1rnf1 L<. "'Il l bf'nt'r1t th•· ~"'" J uan Capistrano Li hr Jn ~ 1111tl lh.tl \\111 pd) a port1<in 1,( Lt" 1·•in'>lruc·llfln 10-.1 ... fo r a "''"" ll lJra r) br:..tm•h 111 tht .:\11""''" Cit' A hm11 or 3tlfl t1rkt'l.., al St ~, e ac·h arc a\ ailable for lhf' I p m 1•vpnt at the palatwl Hatll'h11 C' :i p 1s t r a n o r-!ft at t• :it l'.~l~il ('ammo Capistrano T1c kf't5 :ire av::ul<t hlc• at ll1• ('hambt•r of romm<>r<'C <1frlc1 11882 Camino Capistrano. or C'1 t} llall. 32400 Pa"it'O Ach·lantn So m e a rea Sl·n ·1cc• <'l uhs v.1 I J lso ha\'t' l1rkcts F o r furth ~r 1nform .. 1t1 1111 phone 493· I l 71 Fo1 those Casual Days around Campus. Levl·lndlgo Denim& Wl lh SUbtlO pookel eooen1a. complimented 0y the soft touch of conon knit shirts 1n assorted atrlPM: add a hOOded sweetshln or a v.ootrtch oonon cntmols shin lor lho9e COOier dlVI ahlld . . f 'rom J-09~ 11 I 'rRUS'f E ES .. 1'177 .mrt l'Ji~. rt•'>p1•t·l1vcly, hav•; 111tlH'J l••d thev 1ntl'nd to run 111 lh• ""'•·mlwr l•l1·1·111m I h• u11d1·1·11Jt.d tru'i t1•1•s in < 1111 tr.11111 and Lagunt1 Bearh • hnol d1sl 11rl'> ..,J y lh1•y plan 1•1 .111n11uon.· whHh•·r they will si--Pk r • •It • 11•111 Y.ilh111 t he next l"''' 041·•·1<-. r 1hn1• for lh1• ,.,,. fj 1·lcct1on 11p1 •n1• 1111 111·• l.1r1nl.• flOl' ., antt·nt to run 111lh1·11111 11 ,I 1';\Ua! :111 I 111 I"'' \\J1l111v 111 '>f·t> whci • j.,, '' 1••11nc 111 r 1111 "'iJrd <'L'Sf) 1n1 un1 IM•rll ""l'I• lloLL"4in~ (;ommitt~~ ;\l•·•·t"' in Laguna 1 h1· l..11,!1m.1 Hra1·h Hous ing < 1 •01r1111 11 1 "'111 m, .,.t ThursdC1v 111 1 11un<·ll l'hamlwro; to d1st·us·s •h·· · 1-<lh ".1r funding for hlock 1 1.1111' ;11111 111h1·r how.mg mat· ,,.,, 1 hi' m1·1 t1ni.: .... 111 lw~m at 7 JJ m JI < 11' If,, 11 ~'415 Fu rest 1\\,. .in1l lh1· 11ubll t I'> 1nv1tt!d to .1111·11tl -------- AlSGAAAGE 56 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH (714) 644·7030 - ---------______________ .,. ___ _ -----....... -- &..,."•That Agaia? Mark Gubin s tands between the six -foot l etters of a sign he painted on The roof of hi s p h otograph y s tud io near the Milwaukee airport. Gubin. who often travels by a!ffilan.e,. says he..likes.-to think of airline passengers looking out the win- dow and wondering if their pilot took a wrong turn. From Cougar PORT HARDY. British Co lumbia CAP > A woman armed with a broom scared a cougar m· to freeing a 4-year-old girl the arumal had taken from a playground. police say. Cop lianges Sex, Continues Her Joh Constable Norm Usher of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police said 4· year -old Eva Walkus was rescued by Mary Loewen. The cougar. which ra n away m the bus h a fter the attack on the T s ulquate Indian reserve. "'as kt lied when tl reappeurcd. lJ~her ~aid the fe m a le coug<1r was extremely thin and appeared to tx.-~tur\'tng Coast Park Advisory Panel Named Fourteen Laguna Beach rest dents have been n<.1 med to all ad· visory committee for the Orange Coast National Park, Inc .. a newly formed organization formed to promote a national urban park sur rounding the city. Na med to the 65-membe r panel were Helen Pines. Dr. Jim Ha ll. Jon Brand. Bill Williams. Vernon Sp1taleri. Harry Moon. Jim DiUey. Marylyn Pauley, Dr. Ron Chilcote. Dr. Gordon Shaw. Fred Lang. Bill Parrish, Leslie Bell. and Grant Cooper. -The advisory panel is charged with promotion and advertising for the proposed 19,000 acre na- tional urba n park that 1s being consider ed by a house s ubcom· mittee. A House Bill, co-authored by Congressmen Jerry Patterson and Robert. Badham, e nvisions us ing state and federal funds to acquire the national park land from Corona del Mar to Al.Jso Creek. -Party Time For Burglars FRESNO CAP > -So m e thieves here may have been planning a big party. Police report. hinges on a rear door were rem oved at Castillo's Restaurant so the bandits could get their haul out. The loot included 25 cases of beer . a keg of beer, two gallons or milk. two 50-pound sacks or flour, 48 pounds. of packaged m eats and 105 tort.1llas. ..,ell'I'• ..... •• BRIDGEPORT. Conn. CAI'> A male police officer who un· derwent a sex-change operation is entitled to return to the de· partment as a woman. the city police superintendent says. Chester Collins. a 13·year veteran of the police force, plans to resume work in two weeks as Mary Collins He underwent a sex-change operation June 13 at Boulevard Hospital in New York City because o f "an inborn im- balance of hormones .. Ms . Collin s, 37. who ts divorced and has two children. s aid she had an "overwhelming desire" to be a woman As Cheste r Collin~. she served tn lht> Navy durtng the Vietnam "ar Police Superintendent Joseph A. Walsh said that "Collins has been an excellent police officer and he ts entitled to return to du- ty if he wis hes ... lie said the former patrolman would be as- s igned temµorarily to a clerical JOb in poli('e headquarters. T he• name Chester Collins a I rc;.idy has been replaced by Mary Collins on a driver's license and Social Security rec· ords. Ms . Collins said she pla nned to ch ange her name legally. "I know how I felt but I went along and lived with it for vears." she said. · During those years. Chester Collins, describe d by his as- sociates as a "quiet person" with a good service record, un- derwent extensive psychological evaluations and was declared m enta ll y fit by two psychiatrists lie also underwent four years of psychotherapy before making the decision to chan ge his gender. The surgery generated com- plications and e ntai led three blood transfusions. Ms. Collins has been on sick leave from the police department for three months. "I have to expect some Oak," she said about her r eturn to the fOrce a WOTrfm. ~"This ts a- medic a I proble m . I am not ashamed of what I have done. "I feel I will be capable or ser ving as a police officer a nd 1 see no reason why I cannot go back on the job.·· Bonds Boycotted ROANOKE, Va. GP) -The Virginia AFL-Cl O has declared a boycott of U.S. savings bonds to protest the 5.5 percent ceiling placed on pay raises for federal employees. Alfred Hitchcock, master of the suspense ~ovle , 1nturet while being interviewed at hla home an Loa An1etes. Hitchcock celebrated hla 80th birthday today. , &PWlr-10 HE'S 'MARY' NOW Ex-Cheste r Collins Police Witness Suicide of Valley Man A Fountain Valley man. who s hot h1m:.elf in the head Sunda~ rTight as policl! offlt'crl> looked on, died curly today at 1-'ountatn Valley Community llospttal. police reported. The suicide v1ct1m . identified as Dennis Dean Hogt•rs. 28. of 19822 Brookhurs t St .. h<Jd bet·n :.potted with a gun in h1~ car by r esidents in Newport Heaeh and JI unlington Beach be fore the fatal shooting at 6:45 p m in fountain Valley Rogers was seen loading a 3H caliber revolver while parked tn his car at McDonald's Plaza. BrQokhurst at Garfield Avenue. by an unidentified person who called police. Officers trailed the car north bound on Brookhurst when· ti turned into the parking lot of u restaurant at Ellis Avenue . PoUce vehicles blocked all ex its and officers ordered Roger~ out of his car. With the motor still running, Rogers leaned forward in the driver's seat and s hot himself in the head, police s aid. T he car then lurched forward about 50 feet and cras hed into a pa rked vehicle. The mortall y wo unded man was taken to Fountain Valley Community Hospital where officials said he died at 4 a.m. today. Police said they have yet to establish a motive in the suicide Beauty Suing To Get Title CHICAGO CAP> -The direc· tor of the Mlss Illinois coolest says pageant officials wm not r econsid e r their d ecision to dethrone Shanna Jean McNelll. wbo bas threatened to s ue to re· galn her crown. But pageant director Richard Scbllle r said Sunday he's polling bis board of direct.ors t.o see how they want to handle the de· mancb of Mlss McNeilJ, whom Schiller uys was d e posed because of wbat be called "deep- aeated emot.lonal problems." Miu McNeUJ was named Miss llllnola ln July but lost her crown two weeks after ab e · was Injured when she walked throup a plate glass door. She hH denied Sdlllle1"1 aUesations. I ·~-----...... Mondlly, August 13, 1979 S DAILY PILOT .jl 1·982-83 Opening Eyed __ e Center On, Off, Now On Again By JOANNE R E YNOLDS ' Of tM D•llY l'li.t Sutt Six years ago, Jrvioe Com· pany executives a nnounced plans for the company's most ambitious undertaking, the con· struction or a giant shopping center and office complex to be t>alled Irvine Center . The development was to rise by 1975 on 472 acres known as the "Golden Triangle" formed by t he Laguna Canyon . San Diego and Santa Ana Freeways. Today. the Golden Triangle re- mains agricultural land. There are !ew indications or the pend- ing transformation Moulton Parkway has been re named Irvine Center Drive and con s truction has begun on a flood control channel that will e\'entua_!ly b('--'2\'ere<L by tbt_ center What happened to lhc proJect that was ballyhOO<'d so loudly six years ago as the gn .. •atest thing to comt> to Orange County sinct.- Soulh Coast Plaza ~ Touted a s the "downtown" for tht' entire south 1·o;i:.t reg1cm . lrvme Centl'r so far ha~ been dis tinguished by a const antly re vised construction schedule The 1973 announcement set the tonstrucuon start for 1975 but there were delays By 1976. there were ne" an nouncements . Executives from four ma1or departmt·nl ~tore:-. were on hand for the unvetllllg of plans prepared b) :.irt'httet't \'1c tor Gruen The ~hopping mall planned at that llml' wa~ to co~t $300 million. G roundhre:.ikmg "':.c ... go1n~ to he hC'ld m thl' fall of 1977 and the opening wa!> <int1t·1pall'd by th1!. fall. That 1neluded the dt-part· mt-nt store)>. J 350 room hotel more than JOO mall !>hops and a trt level n •treatton and l'nter tamment center t'allcd T1\olt Court Rut tho3e plans apparently fell b~ the wayside \-\ ht•n the r T\ tnt· Company was bought out tn the s ummer of 1977 b} a consortium of 1n\·estors who had comm1ttc<l tht'mselvt>~ ln a ::.hort term SZ37 million loan tu bu~ tht: compan~ fo"or the first year under the new ownership. all the manal<(e ment's ener~1cs were conce n· trate d on pay mg orr and re- financing that loan. A $300 million constru{'tion project had a low priority at that time Then in June 1978. the announ- cement was made that On t'e again. work was under way on dev elopment or the center's ~hopping m a ll and bus iness area Then• "a" ont• impo rtant change. Tht Taubman Conrpan) would be 1n equal partnc~h1p with the Irvine Compan) on th1.• s hopping <.'t'nter portion of the pro1ect A Alfred Taubman was one of the investors who bought out tht- lrvine Company Has ov.n firm. based in Detroit. 1s the country'!. big~cst s hopping centN d e veloper. so the partnership an nouncement \.\asn 'l much of a ~urpnsc. However. 11 ml'anl that the work done by Gruen and As · soc1ates and the dt>partment s tore negotiating conducted by the Irvine Company was rr1cct ed 1n favor or the work Taub· man's own people would do SUPER REGlONAl SHOPPING CENnR SITE D•••~ ~oet Sl•ll PIK>to SIGN MARKS IRVINE COMPANY'S GOLDEN TRIANGLE But. After Six Years. It's Stilt an Orange Grove That work 1s :.till go1n~ cm l11 dil\ T<.iubman ., 1n houst: ;,rchlleC't '" rt•cl1·'-11<:ntnl! I hi· -.hopp1n1-t ('t:ntl•r anct 1 aulJman ., '>taff '" c·onduc·un~ nt<g()l1at1<1n'> ~•lh uµ to ft\l' ma1or dt·pJrtmt>nt .,tor<-., Tho..,1· n1·).!<1t1.il11Jn'> J p11ar<>ntl\ r"l't'I\ ed J '.'-l'I bal'k "'1th t h1· con ...r roll ton of th1· ,, ,.,.,,on \'1t•J11 '1 all. '>lah·d tr1 up.·n th1'> tall nt·:>.t 111 thl' San fJll'I!'' Fro•1•" ii '.· ul ( 'rrn~ n \:tilt•\ f';11 I."' J \ Thal ;o J< rt• .,hupptnJ! c:entu "'111 ha\ t· J Bullrlf'k ' ,, \\..,' c·ompan\ .inn ,, H1ib>n'>on·., t hrN~ of the '>ton· ... that .,1gnf.'d lt•llt>rs of intent lei 1.0 tntu ln tn• Ct•nter Tht-Taubm ..1n ),Jaff v.on t makt: an~ publ1r '>lil tt:menb a bout th1· In 1m· C't>ntt:r '>hopptne t't'nter Thl·~ '.J' tht-I n 101: Compan~ ,., Jolin~ d' spoke~m.tn tn th<H l :JP•H·ll~ I >fftc1Jb .it th1 In rne I nm pan:-e>..pl.itn that nei:ouat1on:- w1t h dt:parlm t•nt qort:3 art• track}. t-SpeC'1all)' when i.ome of those stor<.'s are v.orktnJ? on C'On ~truct1on prnJec·t~ JUSt down the frCC \\a~ And the' al50 ::.a\ that until th1• maJOr!> an• s1i.:.nt·d up. thl· sho pping C'enlt'r 1:.n t ~01ng an~ farther tn lht-pl:rnn1ng prtK'l'~" In order to t'Omt' cloM.· to tht· current prl'd1ctl(1n for opentn~ tn lall' 1982 or t•arh 1983. thos• n1·go1 1altmh <•n• ).!t;tn~ tr1 hJ\ e to c•oncludl' v.1th1n thl· n1·\t ::." month::. Appart>ntly th1• n1•go11atton ... tn \.oh·e such thin).!!. a'>"' hl·re th1· different store:. an· to b<' localt'd w1 t htn the shopptng l'entl'r. floor area Hnd other n11n ·rt:nl n •lall'd cons1derallon~ ~t a1or d<'partmenl !.tort:-. 11!.ualb work out ftnan1•1al <ir rangemcnts to 1•nd up O\o\ntng the land under their .,tores c1nd thl'v bwld the :.tore:-Lhl•m.,el\e:-ln short, tht•y don't pay ~1gmf1 <'a nt amounts of rt'nt but the b1.,: ~to res are an ab:.olute nece~sit~ to anract the m all ~hops that do produce !.Ubstanttal return~ When lrv1n1' Ct'nter flnall\ rtSl's out or lhC' fi eld:. of tht· :.o t·;illed Golden Trtan~J (·, what is 1L likely to Ix"' Sam Van Landmg ham. dan·c tor of ~alt·\ <Jnd mClrkeltn~ ror 1h1: l ntnl' Co mapn y ·~ com- mercial mdustri<tl d1v1s1on. !.Cly., 1t ·s goin~ 111 be muc h lak e ~e~port Center One of Irvine Cenli.'r's advan t a~e.., ht' '>aid. '" the fact that 1t ,., '>U rrou nd e d b v t h r~~ tret>\o\a.,s It also v.111 he lrtsN·t .. r1 1•\t•ntuallv b., thrt:e art(•rtal h1)!h\o\ J~ ~ 1 n·tn~ CenlN l>rt\ '" H.lrr.rn<:J f<oad and A lton • \ \ PO Ut• l'hl· developm1•nt exet·utt\c o;a td tht' current goa I 1s to op··o tht· first phase of tht• shopping eentt>r and the ftr!>l phase of the offH·t· comitruction w1thtn at lt>ast a 'ear of each other. lk e~ttmuted that would be about fo ur departm1•nt ~ton:."> and 100 mall -;hops tn the :1h1111 pin~ center and about 750.000 3quarc f~t ·or office space . Van Landing h a m s aid he thinks the 1982-83 opening dale 1s a reahstJc one. but concedt'<i the schedule may havt' to be rev1scci onct• again tf tht' departmt•nt :.to re talks bog down PX Suit Filed On Magazines HALTIMORE IAP 1 The m ,cnaj'!t•rs of post exchange:. <it w\ t'ral Marvland military bases ha' e lx't>n s'ued by II us tier and Chic magazines and the Flynt D1str1buting Co .. Inc . becaust' rht•\ refused to se ll th e magazines at the e xchange The plaintiffs want SI. m1lhon and a l '.S. D1s tr1ct Court order a llo" 1ng them "to enga ge tn the free exchange of idt>as" by sell· 111 1-: the )>e xua lly explicit magazines at the military po:.~ The swt. flied in federal court here, named as defendants the managers of the po~l exchange!> Jl Fort Mcadt•. Andrew.s Air Force Bast• and lh1.· Aberdeen Proving Gro un d . ouryrzar r ound bleza.r. - pcz.rhaps thz. most practical blaz<ir you1ll rz:..n..r wear. • durebl 'W'CJV(l.n 1n a UJ1..1Ctue. h::>psack Wfl.fJ.VrL ~ pe.rfuct for buslnz.ss and. trawl flw. gr<Z.etJ shada.a, Jnc1ud1aj n<Lw navy, niwport blt.Jel.;, brown, ten and bottl~ gnzen. 1 @J~0 @@J§OO 44 Auhion Island• Newport B«u:h•714/644·5070 JOOJ \Wl!SCWOod Blud..·~sbAX>od V&Bage •2l 3/479·1127 A4 OM. V PU.OT NATION I WORLD Pollee 'A ••se' (:J wlt .. ~f'/ Te•~~,, Marplaln• Densing It Up Philadelphia Sued by U.S. BUJ~ MONDAYS DE". U you'vt1 manaaied to l~l •ll I.be way throutb Mooday wllbout MD)'lhlnc lo WOM'Y •bout. wt\y not lry tr.tUng over denalty• Thi• It what most of our l-'Oaltal clty aovemmfftt.I are doln1 lb e days Denslt)' can be de fined rouahlr aa beln1 t'l08e and compact That's what the city hal people art> wrln1in.1 their hands about They think we 're too dt!nae In JH.'Ople , traffic and buHdlng~ In La1una Beach. ror example, city offlch&ls are nm pal1ning aaainat boolle& rental unit& 1'h~y btolleve th~ places exist bttause or the heavy rlow ot sewage On tho othe r hand, maybe l.agunans just 10 to the bathroom moru lban other people. One wag said lf I.hey knocked down all lbe booOeg ren· tal units an Laauna, the Art Colony would vanl11h over· night. MEANWBILE IN NEWPOaT Beach, city office rs got. so exercised over density recently that isome even flirted ~ Tension la .frelan'il /\. hooded Irish Hcpublican J\rm y m(•mh<'r "':wt•:-. a '>Uh 11H1<'hin<' gun durm~ a protl·:-.t in Bt·lf<t~t wht•n • :-.1·1H1rat" WL'l'kt·nd murchc s w<•re ~ta g<·d hy l 'rot c~tant:-anu .,_,_..~--+---1~~n#m-(;aUl~e,.,, No inj~ries wen· ~i:t-~ Citizenry Sul/tnng Dtmtty Arotl11d the Water Barrel with the idea of a garal'te door law. This would have forced open all the garaJte d oor1> for ins pecllon . Presumably, this would allo w the mumc1pal 1nspectors to determine 1f you had h idden dens ity lurking an the garai;::e If th1· rnspcctor ever l'(ot in my garage. he wouldn't havC' to sear ch fo( the density. He'd trip over 1l Anyway. J was a sked the other day what I thought was caus ing a ll the density alo ng ou r coai.tline. l said I thought al was the day visitors descend upon our shoreline from points inland. This analysis caused me to d raw a r aspberry from a geotlem11n from the city or Orange who was an the group. Mexican Oil S t ill Skirts Texas Coas t CORPllS CllRISTI. Texas CAP> -Northerly c urrents a re cur ryin.: :.h1..'<'n from the world's largest oil s pill along the South Tex a!-. coast. but :.c1entis ts say the oil lS 20 miles off land and following the contours of the shoreline -at least for now "It 's ~llll Rmng northward. but it's not going tn a straight hnt· to the bench ... s uiq RojOter Meacha m of t he 1-.:nvironmcnta I Prote<' t10n Agency "It will take some <'ha nl'tc in the· wind an<! !>urial'•• <."Ond1t1ons for that to change." THE NATIONAL WEATHER Service forera'\t no changC' t11 d uy or Tuesd ay in the seasonal Wt•uther driving the curn:nt.' Althoui.th nearly Sl million of ll S m oney hui. been ~J>t·nt rl1•ao mg up Tt•xas bcul'he~ s tained by lhc 011 from a runuwa) M cxH an we ll 1n thl' Gulf of Mexico. t he U S Ju!>l1l'e Departm1•nl do•:-. not intend to s m• Mt'XICO for dumugcs, /\ttomcy Gt·ncral nominee lkn Jam in Civ1lt·tt1 said Sunduy. T HE THREAT Ot' l~EGAL n ·prisals ug111ni.t M<·x 1('(1 would I),. a "silly propos itio n," C1viletl1 ~u1d at the unnu<tl l'<>nvcnt1un or tht• Ame rican Bar Association . C1viletli said President Cartt:r had not asked LhP J~llce De partme nt to e nter discussions over the spill und addc..'<1 that he did not think h1s a gency should becom e involved PHILADELPHIA (AP> -The fuderal ,ovemment c har•cd the City ol PhUadelpbla t.oday w1t.h aUowln.c lla police to punue pollclet of brutality a nd har•.ts· ment that "result In wldeapread, arbitrary a n d u n re11onablc physical abuse which ahocktl the conaclcncc." Klarurnen Arrested In A labama MONTGOMERY. Ala <APl n acked by rioc l'quipf)4.."d pohcc and packing a pistol on his hip. Mayor Emory Folmar kept h1i. pl1•dgl' that Ku Klux Kl<Jn!>men wou ld not thread their white pnwer m<.ireh through h1i. city without a pat adr ~·t----- 1\ lan...,mt•n heJ!an thP SO milt m.11 d1 Thur..,day 1n S<'lm<1. walk 1n1-: lht· route of a h1:-.tonc c1v1I rll'ht~ prott'St .... 1th vow:-. to ~o :11 rn1·d to t ht• h 111 and t11 11t--.t r 11:. an) thdllL'nging cnem) BUT mE END of thf' march -.1·he-dull.od for the grounds of the lap1tol. tro0k place behind ttw bctrrc'<l \lo Ind-OW~ Of pohCP van~ 11n S unday when nearly 20() Klan~mt·n Wt'rt' <trre-.led ac; th1•y 1•nlt'rt•d tht· city \ol.Jthout thf' pt•rm1t Tht> .... h1ft· rohed hooc1<•rl m.ir• h{'r" ..,urrcndered wl\hout n·:-1!>.lanc1· Hill W1lk1 n-.11n thr· 1mrl4:rtJI "l/Jrd of th1· lnv1s1ble f.mp1rt·. "n1.:ht:-•If lht-Ku Klux Klun :ind nn.:an11t'r of tht· murrh .,..tt.., i.'il1·n1·t'<1 .1:-hi· ;ind h1.., foll<J 1.1<t·r.., \lo l'l l' Jrn-:-kd hv Po lH 1· C"h1•·( rh:i,r11 .... s .... 1nd:.i11 · S PE'\Kl'I;(; l:\TO :.. hullhnm. ~ .... indall told thl' m:.ircht·r•, "Yo u a re \lolating tht law hv paradtn~ without _a {X'rm1L You • H1' nnw undt•r arre:-t for thJt v1nlat1on .. STILL, TlflS LAST WEEKEND for example. J thought o u r coastal weathe r was really dense. but the popul:JllOn d1dn 't seem quite so Uuck. ~~~-~~~~-~~~~------~-~-~~--~ Also. It never seem s as dense a round he re on Monday as it seemed on Saturday or Sunday. The unpr•cedented 11w1ult. the re1Jult of an lnve1tl1ation that t>eian #ilfCht. months 110. Heh an injunc tion 111lntl "tu<'h uncon11tlluUonal ind other unlawful at.t11" BDd to cut olf aJJ federal fundA for police services until the Policies a re changed. TH E COMPLAINT riled in U S District Court charges Mayor Frank L Rlzio and other c aty and police ofrlclals wit h violating provisions of the U.S. Cons t1lullo n that protect. the freedom of people t.o travel and transact buslness and that bar d1scrarrunation on the basis of race. colo r or n ational o rigin. Al>S ls taot Attorney Gener al Drew S. Days Ill called the la ws uit "unique " and s aid 1t "challenges the p ractices of the Ph1ladt>lph1a Police De partment 1n r egard to systematic citizen abu1>c and brutality." Day:-. ~aid tha t Ph1ladelph1a is th · riN\t city to ~ faced with _'>tH·h a ~wt•1•p1ng t•o mplaint Similar 1mt·:-. 1g;.i 1 , under way in Houston. Mem phi:-.. Tenn . and Mo bile. Ala . RIZZO. l~Tt-:RVIF.WED to. ''·•Y llUL'>ldt' h11' City Jlall om ce. '>Jld Phrladelph1<1 1s free from police b r utality "I 've n ever i>l'<!n any," he ~a id ''Poi1 ('Cmen nver r eac l '>um .. t1mM. n·.., But SQ d~ a nt'W'>papt·r rf'porter overreact. ~' d~ th<· pn>:>1dent So docs th•· Ju.'>tltt· lh·partmt•nt." :.aid H111n .J fnrm<·r poht•1· corn m1 -.._1ont>r · I hnpf' we're not gu· 1 n~· th1· '4JY of I ra n , tha t w1l11·i·m•·n JU'>t bt·c au'i~ thl'y '4 cJr ,, hlut· 1mrform. arl' s um· mt1 rily r oun<!t·rt u 11 Jnd c.,. ••• 111 •'<1 . r,,,, ... lolrt n ·porh•r .... 11 .• nt•W"I Itri• f1n1-: th:.tt th•· al11·g•·d tllt·J.:JI ltl ... 111 ,., nf th1· Phila rlt•lphw 1111111•1• .. h a\!' rl1·rri"Nt p1·rsono; of .tll r.11"1·-. 1·ol11r.., .in<! nat1<1nal •it q!1n.., of h.i 1c ft•flt-ral right:. ·· Rl'T HE \OOF:O. th,tl blarks .in ct 111..,pJnit.., .... ..r1· e:-µec1ally IOl!led out in J pattern or prac . I I ,. l' II r tf I ... (' r I m I n J t JI} n . The reason we don't bla m e the day visitors for our co ngestion and traffic sn arls is that they're jubl like the weathe r; you can 't do a nyUung about them . It's easier . the refor e, to try foisting orr the blame for d ensity on the perm anent population and invoke n ew rules a nd regulations. This may a lso be doomed for failure . Quake Hits In Tennesse e By The Associated Press A s mall, pre -da wn earthquake centered in Te nnessee nattled windowi., but apparently caused no dama~e in portions of lhr~ So utheast i.tatei.. the U .S . Geologica l Survey reported t.o- d&.1y. Old fashioned Caring CONSIDER MY HOUSE. Right now 1t might be ca lled dense. My r ha rmlflg 1>1ster-m-law and her daughter from Dallas are visiting. The density is up by two. Whe n they go back to Da llas. the dens ity will drop by two. But no wiseacre in city hall is going to decide whe n that will be. Pretty soon, the son of our house will beofft.ocollege. The dens ity will drop by one body , one automobile, a stereo and three s urfboards. But city hall won't do that. The pursuit of high er education will. The tremor register ed 3.7 oo the Richter scale and wa:s felt wide ly in southe ast Tennessee, southwest North Carolina and north Georgia, including AUan- la, the USGS sa id. Clearly. when il comes to the ebb and flow of density , city government around he re might have more s uccet.s trying to control the weathe r The survey's National Earth· quake Information Service at Golden, Colo.. s uid the quake wal> centcn•d about 50 miles northcui.t of Chultaoooga -m Mc Minn Counly Phoenix Rainfall Heavy City Gets l l/2 ln£hes in 45 Mimttes Te•pr rat •res "' Lo "'" /lolDV'que ~· "" All•nla 91 6S 8alltmor~ 1,1 H .. tiOt,.. 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Among them " '; are frtt money order~ .ind tr•veler.. checks, notary servict'. .~ J i ; direct Soc1.tl Securlly dcpos1b , lrtt check mg account:. Jnd ,([ \ t1 1 telephone tr.msfcr service • .and, of course, we'n-Op<'n · on S..turdo1y\, 9 to I. • Newport Balboa SJv1ngs. We<>1cllff Pl.iz.i. Nrwport Redch. (714) 645-6505 -~ , • /. .;' .,,, ,.., • I • NATION .,...._ _..,. _,.... -........... :.1. ___ .... _.-_.,. ~ ...-..-..........-....-- ~. Auguet t3. 197'9 DAILY P9LOT .4 f Spending More, Getting Less By n.e AaMtlated Pret1 Am-.,rtcau are J.JM!ndlna more In arocery atorea thHe days , and a majority or thefn ap· par•nUy reel lbey are getting leu Almost two out of three people quH tioned in a Industry s urvey u ld they got poorer value for their money in supermarkets to· day than a year ago ; almost one 10 four said quality had declined th~ past 12 months THE SURVEY WAS conduct ed this year by Yankelovirh. Ske lly and White, Inc., on behalf .of the Food Marketing Institute. whi c h r e p rese nts fo od wholesalers and retailers. It was the eighth in a series of studies on consume r attitudes toward food stores a nd involved in· terviews with 1,048 people. 80 percent or whom were women. stores and accounted for 11 per- cent of all sales. the magazine said. The Yankelovich, Skelly and White survey showed that the public image of the s upermarltet industry remains unfavorable, although Jt has Improved slight- ly. Sixty-four percent of tbo6e questioned this year said that supe rmarkets s trike a bad balance between profits and public responsibility -a decline of two percentage points rrom 1978. BOTH BUSINESS IN general a nd t he oil compan,es in particular are even more un· popular: 89 percent or the people said the oil companies strike a bad balance between profi ts and responsibility : 82 p e r cent responded n egative ly about business in general. t CONSUMER J only fair and 30 pereeot said not that good. What do.customers want from supermarkets? Stores .. are universally seen •as responsible for a pleasant shopping environment and ex- perience. product freshness and giving good values," said the study. "But. otore and more. supermarkets are expected to play an active role in helping the cons umer make the right choices. both with respect t.o money and nutrition." IN 1'71, FOR example, 78 per- cent said it was the store's job to help customers pick the best value for their money, up from 69 percent a year earlier. What do cuat.omen get from s upermarkets? The survey showed shoppers think st.ores are doing a 1ocid Job when it comes to providini an attractive environment and a pleasant experience. But the study added : "Compared to Jut year. performa nce levels ate down for value and product quality." Asked if the store they usually shopped in did a good job or helping customers pick the best value for Ute money, only 6S Pf't · cent said "yes," down from 70 percent in 1978. Almost one-third said they bad no real confidence that their standard of living would im· prove. HUNTEft HARRIS THE AUTOMOBILE CONSUL TANT ~elzlftg In C1eeek: • AnttQue • Utttque A~ llhulu ll• THAT SINKING FEELING AT THE SUPERMARKET Americana Spendtng More, Getting Leas Progressive Grocer, a trade publication, reported recently that grocery store sales in 1978 totaled nearly $180 billion, an in· crease ot abQul 10 percent over 1977. Supermarkets represented about 20 percent of all grocery Labor also got bad marks in the survey. Asked what ka.nd or a JOb labor unions are doing in llv- 1 n g op to 1' h ctr pub I 1 <' responsibillty when at comes to wag(' demands . 45 percent said JNVESTllEHT Aulolm.btle• P,,~ fe•• c;,,f ~ on "°""' ..oe ~ ~ M'O •" f"9 tteAO • ~~·~, •• , ff'} Dh.tO•M o-m-en •M O'fMpeCft'¥9 0vY9f'l ot INVES'fMEHT ""''Qmil"JCWWI. It ._._ • ~M)nall to ~~ rMI .....,,. W ASIDNGTON t AP J There is a guessing ~ame pla.yed from time to time on quiet days in the na tion's capital tha t always begins with the same question "Whatever happened to Fritz Mondale?" The question 1s once again in fashion, stemming from the vice president's dis appearing act while Car ter was taking his Cabinet a part and putting 1t back together again. IT IS A GAME the vice prcs1 dent's staff does not en JOY play lnj! Between late May and mid July. the vice pn•s1dl•n t concen tratcd almost exclusively on the <1dmutistration's public efforts to win 'support fo r the strategic arms limitation treut~. The highlight of that cam- paign, planned several weeks in advance, was a cross-country tr ip that had Mondale speaking abo ut the t reaty before well- known forums. It happened to com e the week the Cabinet fell. Was Mondale hiding? Was he dodging reporters? AL EISELE, Monda le's press secretary. responds that during the week on the road. which ended with a hastily scheduled trip to Switzerland to address a U.N. conference on Indochinese refugees. the vice president: Held seven press con-fNences; Gave seven spcecbe:-.. Met with four editorial boards. Took part 10 l2 television 1n ter views ; Spent 30 minutes on a pubhc affairs telev1s1on show in Portland, Ore. DURING THE NEWS con· fe rences. the vice president was aske d repe atedly about the shakeup going on io Washington. He quickly developed a stan- dard response. He was simply reluctant to comment on the in· ner workings of the administra- tion a nd felt that it was best that the president make the change!> he saw Cit. "The fact that he was out of town that week 1s purely coio· c1dental,'' Eisele said. "I don't feel de fensive a bout 1t and neither does he." However. Monda le's value to Carter. and the vice president·~ role in the administration. 1s enhanced by his accessibility to the president. lie and other~ have often said that Mondale's mo~t important asst-t 1:> that he can sit down privately with Carte r to h ash out t he ad- ministration's problems. WHILE HE WAS out of town. he r e po rtedly conferred a n umber of times by telephone with the president, but such talks are nol the same as when they are held in the quiet con· fine~ of the president s ()\•al or f1cc or his informal !>ludy over looking a shaded patio. For the record. Eisele states. as he has each time question~ a re raised -about twists in the Monda le -Carter re lationship, that the president "contmues to enJOY the same kind of close. personal relationship with tht- v1ce pre~1dent " a~ he alwa!I'~ has. 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A8 DAILY PtLOT LISC MOndly, AUQUll 13. 1t1t , NATION I LOCAt. _Slee:Rlng In Till 6 Farmer, 98, Still Puts In Long Day • L VONS, Kan. (AP> -WaJ ly Latthn « Hyl he '• beginDlng to feel plumb played out these hot •ummer days. Can't keep the pace of the old days· -aay, five years ago, when he was 93. He med to rise before dawn, but now he •leepe till 8 a.m. He stays ln the field only 1.2 hours a day , inatead of 1,4. And when it's 103 in the shade, be heads for the house and a cold glass or beer. AT 98, H E 'S a fa r m e r , philosopher and traveler who s ays he 'll never retire . He s we a rs h e 's ne ver b ad a backache or a headache. and re· members being sick JUSl once "got down with the flu lo 1918." "but I don't watch sob stories or sboot·em-upa. which doesn't leave much elie. I Ujte the news. I read books. but I don't read fie · lion if I know that's what It is." DuriDC winters, be travels. He says he's logged 48,000 miles on pleasure cruises to the South Seas and AJaaka. And he's gone to Colorado every year since 1908. April through October fi nds Lattimer at home , supervising his 40 acres of wheat and his 11-acre garden. By August, that rich patch of creek bottom i.11 the lus hest sala d bowl in Rice County. L ATTIMER'S NEV E R ~d ve rll s e d h t s f ruit s a nd vegetables tor sale. But for 60 years there have been minor tra ffi c jams in his driveway, as loca l customers crowd in. This . summer he bas peas , tomatoes, four kinds of squash, a s weet corn field you can get lo11t m , a watermelon patch that 'will yield truckloads Offk!es Appro1'ed . • AP'Wj,.,...o WAI.LY LATI'IMER, II, SAYS HE'S FEELING HIS AGE, BUT HE'S STILL WORKING He lives alone Just outside this central Ka.isas town, along Llt· lie Cow C reek in the white wooden house be built in 1916 He 's outlived two wives. r&lSed nioe children and buried one. and has'l 9 grandchildren and Z1 great.grandchildren. Santa Ana Heights :-Kenua Fermer DoNn't Worry or Get Mad -and Peya CHh tor Everything Zone Change OK'd 'Dial Stoey~ Week Set He's never wom glasses. and his snUle shows ort a full set of l.eeth-The secr e t , he says . comes in two parts : "I don't worry and I don't get mad. By DELORES BROOKS IRWI N Of -O.Uy l'I ... l .. H County super visors have approved a zone <'han~e in the Santa Ana Hei~hts area that will a llow professional offices rather than home:. to he built on a 2 72 aere parcel near Birch and Hr1 :.tol streets. Library Service Offered i11 ~nglish, Spanish ''YOUNG BUCKS t.oday won't hardly take hold or a hoe handl e. <'ir hand The zone cha nge 1s in keepin~ with supervisors' po licy to cn- coura e a transition in some rt1ons of the Santa Ana Heights area --~~---n-<~~-tH'l•~t~y~~e~&a r d of Super visors has designated Aug. 26-Sept. l as Dial-A-Story Week in Orange County. Dial-A-Story is the progra m offered by the Orange County Public Library in which up to fi ve minutes or r~orded s tories, folk tales. songs or poetns are played over the telephone Hunge r Strike On REIDSVJLLE, Ga. CAPJ Seven civll n ghts marchers, in- cluding activist Dick Gregory and two !>ons of the Hev. Jlo~e<J W1ll1ams, tiave pledged lo con- tinue a hunger str ike wh ile in j ail for v1olatin~ a court order A DIFFERENT-STORY is played e ach wee k 1n both E nglish and Spanish over the 24-hour-a-day lines. T here are six different telephone numbers for the centra l, no rth a nd western sections of the county, three with English recordings and three with Spanish. "The reason we started it was lo reach some people who might not nor mall y com e to t he library. We wanted to let them know what kind of books were a v aila b le here." s a id Lynn Eis enbut, libr a ry rep resen· tative. The program ha s featured such stories as "The Princes!> a nd the Pe a ." "Th e Pi ed -=- Tender, Loving >1per." and "llow the Grinch Stoic Chnstma~ ·· MORE T HAN 1.16 million children have called Dial·A· Story since the program 's initia- tion m 1974, Ms. Eisenbut said Th e Jin es a re busiest during mid-morning hours a nd after school. It is young children who caJl to hear the stories most often. But high school students with beg:in · ning Spanish classes also fre· que ntly use the s er vice , s he said. Orange County's D1al·A-St-0ry p rogr a m wa s th e f irs t in Southern California and the ri rst m a county library system, Ms Eisenhut said. and knees in the dirt I've done a lol of hard work tn m y hfe, <And as you can ~ee, 1l hai.n't killed me ." he said. "I've ne ver owned a truck, never tak en out a mortgage or a loan. never bad a traffic tJcket, and paid cash for everythin~ "I guess m today's world. I'm a pretty strange critter " Convinced that "you a re wh at you eat." Latllmcr keep~ his weight at a tra m 130 pounds and eats m06tly fruit and \egclables. though he likes a h ttle chicken now and t hen, or on(• of the r at fi sh he occasionally pulh out "' Cow Crttk II E SAYS HE t'nJO)'!> l(•)('VIW>n r o m r e s 1 e nt1 a l o n on residential use because or 001.,c· levels from nearby J ohn Wayn1• Airport. a report from the coun ty Environmental Management Agency srud. THE RE PORT NOTED lh<Jl much or the land t.o the north south and east or the parcel 1~ zoned for res1dentJal use But cs county Plannmg Commisswn study of the Santa Ana He ight:. a rea currently under way in d1c ates that the noise level in lhf· a rea equals or ex<.'eeds coun t} mandated noise hm1ls So county pl anners have O.•t-n enrouragrn g s upervisor!) tn <ii lo"" the urt.-a to chani:e from rt-' 1dl·nl1al ust· to u.scs more cum pallble with noise level!> -hkt· offl ct> bu1 ldmgs. BUT SUPER VISORS weren'L' willing to go too ra r with lht· tr ansition The owner of the Bi rch Strttl prope rty, Jack Kulla n . h<Ad originally applied fo r a 1one ch a ne e to <'l)rn mercia l use . which would haw• allowed retail husinf'4'.ses on th<' land Hui su pt'rv1sors agrP1•d with 1·11un t } pl J11n1·r s l hJl rom m ... r<•ial u..,,. of thf• pun•,..I would <·ri·ul t• too muc·h nt 11..,1· and lraf (11 for n1 .Hl1; n ·•,lfll•nl• LAWnCARe '"'fill,,,\V/lt.Vlit//M Begins Here! \J'tttf.t\'l//\\VJ/6'11 \'°l FLUSH PLASTIC PLASTIC POP-UP SPRINKLER HEADS SPRlllLER HEADS (Reg . 65') (Reg . l.10) Plastic Anti-Syphon Sprinkler Control Valves SALE 3so<Reg .s.1o i WE ALSO STOCK AL L THE ABOVE ITEMS IN SOLID BRASS HEAVY DUTY PVC SPRINKLER PIPE (SCHEDULE 40) 1/2" x 10 ft. J/c" x 10 ft. 954 '1 3~ (Reg. 1.50) . (Reg. 1.90>. SUBJECT TO STOCK ON HAND THRU 1116179 LAGUIA BEACH LUMBER 1765 Laguna Canyon Rd. 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I skilled counselors help people 5ort out their ow n lives. He re people gain new resources t o handll· the p roblems they thought were too big to handle . If you know som<.'Onc who is experiencing an emotional crisis. call the Problem T alk Shop. A t rained counselor will be at the other end of the line. Ready to help. Ready to a nswer any questions yo u may have. Please make t he call that will shm" her somebody cares enou~h to li~tcn . Problem Talk Shop (714) 997-1831 1005 East Chapman Avenue. Orange. California 92666 (714) 768-3831 25283 Cabot Rold, Suite 104 Laguna Hiiis. California 92653 7 Orange £o~st l:O IT ION * * * VOL. 72, NO. 22S, 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES "••r Ho•ete••-1- Dally New8paper c FlFTEEN CENTS 5 Die as Stadium Roof Collftpses! Secrecy Eyed in Pay Talks .. The amount of S1l la r y and benefit m c rea!>t'S offe red 1'1 teachers by the Newport-Mesa Unified School District in con tract negotiations won't be made public. school board President . l~ i~~~~~~~~!!!~::!:::==~~....::::.::..~~~i:t-Ail open letter. Mrs. Martin's lette r says that to reveal lhe f igures would violate the conf1dentiC:1lity of the bargaining t able S he said board n egoti<1tors have been ordered to study federal voluntary standards for non -inflationary pay, as issued by President Carte r. Teache rs' union represen tatives couldn't be reached for comment t oday They h ave as ked for an e:.timaled 14 per· ce nt O\erall wa~e increase. step raises a nd add1t1onal benefit~. along with bmdm~ arb1trat1on nl 1?rievances a nd o ther non rnonct<.irl items. School Superintendent Jnhn N1l·oll said Wday Mrs Martin ·~ lt'ttc•r w;is tsi.ut·d to clarify an early statement made m tht' dis· .. AP Wttfp-.Oto STADIUM LIES IN RUINS AFTER COLLAPSE NEAR CHICAGO'S O'HARE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT TODAY Five People Perish. 15 Others tnjured as Facility Under Construction Crumbles After Plane Noise trict 's contra(•t proposal The t-arl1t'r !>tatemcnt sairl the· d1 stnct ·s w :JS(e a nd benf.'f1 t nHc·r would be announced aft<:r lht· amount of ~late ba1 lout funds wa:. known Htiwevcr. Nitoll ~aid. trus tee!> never mtPntled to make· public e1n exact f1J{url' He s::ud 1t was felt that the c•arltt•r s tatement might be misinterpreted to m· d1cate s m·h a public announce- ment would be forthcoming He said today the district has about $2.S million 1n s t ate bailout rtmds to apply toward negotiated increases as well as reserves. "We are not s t arting from zero. however," Nicoll :.aid He n oted that t eacher s h ave already been guaranteed las t year 's salary levels. plus pre \'tously nc~oliated salary and benefit increases and any 'itep raise!> for which lht'y qu<ilify Nicoll indicated that salarv and benefit incrcast•s will IJ~' weigh ed at.tainst district co11 cess ions 1n other <ireas request ed by the union. the Newport· Mesa f'ectcration of Teacher~. Such areas might include reduc· Lion in class size. time orf for un- ion activities and the elimination or layoffs. The teachers' three-year con· tract expired in June. The new contract under negot1allon will be re troactive to July 1. officials have said. Transit Unit Sets Meeting The Policy Advisory Commit tee for the Newport Boulevard T ransportation Study will meet at 7:30 p.m . Thursday in Costa Mesa City Council chambers. The commitlee is composed or public officials who provide ad- vice and policy guidance to the California D epartme nt o r Transportation in its study of the future or Newport Boulevard. The meeting is open to the public. Council chambers are localed al 77 Fair Drive. Pope Joins Visitors CASTEL GANDOLFO, Italy <AP> -Pope J ohn P aul II sang foJk songs with a group of 150 Polish studeota in the gardens of lbe papaJ residence here Sun· day. FIBSr CALLER CUI' THE PAD I'm very pleased with the re- sults from my Dally Pilot clasalfled ad. · "The Orst person who called • rented lllY place." That's the story of lbe s uc· • cesaful Newport Beacb man who placed tllla ad ln tbe Dally Pilot: Cllffhaven 28r 1 Ba , pat.lo, etc. Sr . .-duJt.s, no peta '32$yrly. Xll·UllX Ad•ertlaJa1 sueeen comes · ea1r •Ula tb• Dally Piiot elH1illed ad-.tlen at 842-1178. ------ Chino Escapee Vacations OnJy Briefly in Mesa /\ Chino escapee Whl) n1rted briefly with freedom in Costa Mesa is back in prison today to continue serving time on his original armed robbery charges. officials reported today. A uthoriltt>S said the escapee. Donald Anthony Richmond, 25. of Tulare County, was armed wllh a blood-covered buck knife. two screwdnvers and an icepick at the lime of his recapture. H1chmond was arrested Satur· day morning on information ~1 \en to police by a moton'>t who picked up the fugitive while ht· v. as hitchhiking. The escapee. stJll wearing his prison work clothing. was a r rested by Officer Dennis San· de rs at the San Diego Freeway and Harbor Boulevard. where he was attempting to hHch another ride , Costa Mesa poLi ce said to- day. Chino officials said Richmond escaped on foot and was l<tsl .seen in the prison day room. Jn . \'estigation is contmumg into PX · aclly how he managed to l?H out. "Trouble hoote r ' ATLANTA CAP) -Attom c•v General Griffin Be ll , who leav(•s the Just ice Department this week,_ wilJ become an unp<ud , part-hme "troubleshooter" for President Carter. 990() Swindle 'Bargain' TV Sets Costly to Workers A frauduJent schem e in\'olving the sale of "bargain" color t elevis ion sets h as cheated employees of a north county bank out of $900 and could hit other Oran~c County busincsse:.. Coc;t::i Mesa police warned to· day. In vcst1~ator M auh"" Collett S'<l1d the c•onf1dcnc·c m;m pre Mesa Opens Fourth Well The Mesa Consohd<ilt.'d Water Dis trict h as dedicated its fourth well. The rour wells produce about half of the 28 m1lltoo gallons of waler per da y u sed b) customers or the district. Th e new well . nam e d Se~erstrom Well #2 after one or the city's foremost p1onccnng and business families. is located orr Fa1rv1cw Road between the Sa n Di ego Freeway and Sunrlowcr Avenue, adjacent to C J . Segerstrom and Som. of· fi ces. The new well pumps 2,500 gallons of water a minute . te nding to work for a depart ment store at a maJor mall. of. re rs the televisions at a low price and then takes off with thl' money In the bank in<:'idt•nt. he said thl' man Jfft•tc·11d1•d ltl work for a s t ore in South Coast Pb11a Costa ~tcsa Tht• man. who mad(• h1 " con I a rt b~ tiolt•phont• 11fft•rt•d · :-our plu!. · · color fpf(•\ 1"111n"o "'1th rt· mute control for S2:.!5 1n t·a~h . Colll'lt said The rour e mr>lO)l'('S who Wt'rl' i nteres ted d e~1 g nate d o ne wom an to take .I.he $900 to the de- partment store, Collett said lie said the con man met her at lht• entrance. took the monl'y and told her to wait ror him at the loading dock. The man nC'\'t>r sho"ed up. Collett said. He nol<'d that th<: s u!>pt.•ct 1s sk illed at c·om 1ncang "orkers that he knows somt>onc 1n their cflm pa ny and in mt·nt 1nn1n~ othe r details that make him ap pear tu be legitimate Anyone approached with a similar offer 1s requested to call Collett at 7!>4·5162. Bldcllersoa Case 1'hird Rape Trial Opens The third trial of Glen Howard Hutcherson, 45, an aerospace worker Crom Whittier c harged in the 1977 rape of a 21-year-old woman, opened this morning ln Orange County Superior Court. Hutcherson is accused or lbe rape, kidnap and ass ault or Catherine Hardin after she was picked up while hitchhiking in Buena Part. Hutcherson originally was convicted of t.be char1es by an Orange Comity Superior Court jury ln March, but Judie Mason Fenton set aside the verdict, saying that be didn't believe Miss Hardin's testlmpny. Judge Fenton's ruling touc.bed off a wave of protest by women's groups. ~ At tbe end ol a sec:ond trial in June, a jury voted 11-1 to acquit Hutcherson. Judge Richard Beacon declared a m latrtal and rather than dis miss the chartea as •lreed to by prosecution, or- dered Hutcherson to face the cbaraes for a third time. Durtnc today's proceedin1s before Judie Byron K. McMiilan . M iss H a rdin 's personal attorney, Glo ria Allred. requested th at she be allowed to sit at the counsels' table to pro· tecl her c lient's rights when Miss Hardin testifies. But Judge Mc Millan ruled against the motion. Ms. Allred also lost a bid to have the judge un a gag order that bars participants from dis· cuaaln1 the case outside the courtroom. "The order ls so broad you can "t discuss the case with anyone . It amounts to cenaorshlp," 1be cbar1ed. After denying the motions, Judie McMillan s ummon4!d 50 persona to the courtroom for Jury selection. # Hutchenon contended in lbe past two trtala that lliss Hardin •treed to bave sex wltb him for payment of $25, and claimed she cried "rape" only after be told her be didn't have the money. However. Miu Bardin teautied that abe wu forced to have sex wttb Huubenon ln tbe Buena Pan area after beln1 picked up while hitchhiking in the early morning hours or Nov 22. 1977 S h e c laimed t hat H utcherson. at one point. bound her hands during the alleged In· cident. Following the fi rst trial Miss Hardin said she was "happy" that Judge Fenton decided to overturn the Jury's convicUoo. That announcement came dur· in& a press conference ln which the acclaed and the alleged vie· tim •sreed to 1et psychiatric treatment to1ether. Followin1 the second trial, both prosecutors and defense at· tomeya. requested dismissal of the cbaraes, but Judge Beacom refused. The Judie tbarted that Glles had behaved improperly and violated rules of evidence by ln- t rod ucln1 infonnatlon about MtJI Hardin'I put .. auaJ U · periences and an abortloa. OUt1 lat.er won dtlquallftu-UOD of .Judie Beacom from pre. sidinl Oftf tbe tblnt trial. Mesa11 Face Fraud Charges In ~cure' Case A 66·)ear-old Costa Mesa man has been arres t ed 1n Mtd · dletown , Coon., and charged with prac ticing m ed1c 1nc without a license after allegedly· offerin~ to cure a woma n of cancer for SS.600. off1c1als sa1d As:-.1s tanl Connecticut At torney Stephen Solomson 1den t 1f1c·d t h E.' man as 11 .J r VE.'\ lln" ard ,,r 96-l Spring Field St Costa '.\tc-.a Ht> said llo"'anl .il-.o listt-d a La" \'t•gac; addrc•c;.., I Inward "a!> bcmt! held 1n li•·U o ( S 100.0(111 bond lit' 1" Jlv1 thargC'd \~1th allemptl·<l f1r-.1 dC'grC'e larceny after alle)!e<lly l<'lllng a woman she had C'ancn and then offt>nng to cun: ht•r u-. 1ng laetnlc and megav1tam1n:-.. Solomson said. He noted that the woman had cancer many years ago, but u!J (>('ars tn have been c ured Ho ward 1s not licensed to prat't1t'e mt'dicmt> m Connet· t1 cut and 1s not listed m th1· d1rectorv of the American Medical ;\ssoc1at1on. Solomson ~aid CStt FRAl'D, Page A 2t Budget Boost Goes Before School Board Newport-Mesa school trustees a re expected to adopt a $46.2 million publication budget Tues· day. The fig ure is up about S2 mill ion f rom the previously adopted tentative budget as the result of state bailout funds. or- f1cials said today. School Superintendent John Nicoll said the tentative budget of about $44 million had to be adopted by the end of June. before state bailout figures were determined. The district was as· signed more state funds lhan an· tlcipated, he said. The extra income wHJ be used to cover negotiated increases in teachers' salaries and for dis· lrict reserves, be said. The publication bud1et will be printed In the Dally Pilot for public scrutiny on or about Aue. 24, Nicoll satd. Alto on Tuesday's agenda are plans to schedule a public hear· ing on the publication budcet for 7:30 p.m. Sept.tin Harper Com- munity Center. l8th Street at TusUn Avenue, Costa Mesa. Tuesday's meeUn1 will aleo be1in at 1:30 p.m . at that loca- tion. The dlstrict'a final bud1et must be adopted by Sept. 7. ""'?ftc.oll •ald. Tbe adoption or tbrff-.baqets -tentative, tben pubUcaUoa, then final -ii re· qulnd bJ law. Incident linked To Jet? ROSEMONT. Ill. CAP> Five workmen were killed and 15 wer e Injured today when the roof of an $8 million s tadium un der construction near O'llare In ternational Airport collap:.ed "like a whole lumber yard fall ang down" moments after a ;etliner reportedly ro11rtd ove.r- he<1d. The woodt'n roof or th1· rcr tangul<Jr. four ... wry '>ladium v. h1ch was des 1gnPd to l>CJl 19.4CJ0 people. 1·0J m •· crash1 nl! down about K :io :J m while <!6 rnt>n wer<' al v.ork. polite said. 'It v.as JUSI like a v.ar . everything was coming doY..n a round us." said electrical con tr3ctor Victor ~ohnilh, 38. uf ~1 ount Prospect Mohrull1, whtt was Jmong th1· m;ured. said ht> "as \\orkm~ 111 a trench undPr thr J!r<tnd~tand an•a lit• ..,,11<1 lhf'rt• v. a~ "'' "arnmg th., roof \\<JS about tu ('Om 1• dnl.4 n Aftl'r n:athmi: ..,af1,t" 011b1d1 \fol1111llt -...i1d lht• first th111~ Ii• did v. a" knr-1·1 .ind pra:. Thi• ("JU-.i· 11( 'hi' ( ,,, ,. 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P ,1ul l'rurol.., ..,,Jld the l'Ollap~l'' "oOundl'd hkc-a v. h n h• I um h l' r ) Jf d ( u II in g do" n " (See ·T.\Dll':\t, Pagr /\2) ~ Blazt• in ~IPsa OnJy a 'f t'sl Fir•· A test fin.• -,et b' Costa ~11·~.1 firt•men M.'nl flamt.·i. ~hooting 511 feet into the air Sunday after noon and res ult<'d in 15 to 211 calls lo the dep;1rtme nt d1~ patcher. officiab said today. Fire Marshall Russ Henderson s aid the blaze was set in a JO. foot -by-20-foot metal building behind the fire station at 2300 Placentia Ave. about 12:30 p.m. Or:~::c4! ::•M "eat her Cloudy night and morn· ini.? hours with mostly sun· ny a fternoons th rough I Tuesday. Lows tonight in • 60s. Hlghs Tuesday near 1 70 at beaches to upper 70s f inland. INSIDE TODA V J Vice Pre~t Wcilter Mon. dole contfmlet h~ cto&e rela· Honahip with Pruident Carter, aide.t llO.JI, de&pite hi& seeming recent di&tance. See Page A1. ,. DAIL V f'll.OT Cruiser Victims Sought Nl•w1mrt !Jeilch police con· Lrnut>d Lhf'lr 1tt1arch today tor poi.11ibl victims of an expl011lon -.nd fiTe that occurred a ooard a cabin c r uiser early fi unday morning. The bout, a 25 foot Chrl• Cr1f'l, burned t.o th(l wator llnl· th•·11 1iunk m oboul ~ fctit of w11wr 11 mile off the Newp0rt .Plor . llarbor Patrolmen who rUAh4•d to the scene at uboul 3 30 a 1n said they searched lh•· u ca for v1ct1ms, but found no ne Or iginally. police thought the boat's owner, Ronald Boe. 31, of L34 Springdale St , Hunttngton Beach. might have been on board, but they suid the y located him laLct Sunday. Detective Robert Ha rdy said he's continuing his lnveslJgaUon in an effort to find out who took the boat rro m its b e rth In Newport Harbor and wby it caught fire. Fro•PapAI STADIUM ... ............ BltcllT•ras80 Alfred .Hitchcock, master of the s uspense movie, gestures while being -interviewed at his home in Los Angeles. Hitchcock celebrated his 80th birthday today. Iaguna Man Killed As -ar Rams Pole ~:...:!.,...;;__;_ __ ~~~::r:;ia---p,rort~mµluy~ A Laguna Beach man became Newport Beach's seventh traffic fatallt this ear when bis van crasn mto a uti 'ty pole early today. at the scene of the collision on MacArthur Boulevard al San Joaquin Ill.Us R-oad. Accident Investigator Ric k Schultz said the cra!>h was dis covered by a passing motorist al 2 45 a m fie said ltus l had left his pa rents' Costa Mesa home Lo ~o to Lilguna Beach about I a.m. Mee Wag to Sa11 Thanks Ca lifornia Highway Patrol Sgt. Michael Crcck~idc Communaty yool Bau. wlt1J had Bair gets a big hug from 3112-year-old Elec-twcn at Lh<'yool \\1th h1 ~ O\o\n child•' n, pro tra H . Poag of Irvine, whose life was saved v!d~d ca rd10 pulrnonJr) n :sus1·1t<il11111 . 11· by Bair Frid ay after the child was puJled v1ving her as paraml'd1rs arr1vt·d unconscious and unbreathing from th(' I Gray Skies Are Gonna Clear Up Cab Company Wants Newport Fare Hike Drear y gr ay weather that dogged the weekend is expected to begin breaking up Tuesday, the National Weathe r Ser vice s aid today. A spokesman said the forecast for the next rew days calls for co ntinuing nig ht a nd early m o rning low clouds but s unny afternoons . He said temperatures should remain in the low 70s at the beaches, but could rise into the hig h 80s or low 90s inland. The spokesman s aid the over· ca s t was caused by sea br~es blowing moist a1r inland. where hot air heated it and caused the m oisture lo condense. T he result. he s aid, has been c lo ud layers several thousand feet thick that the sun can 't penetrate. 'Magnet' Rejected LOS ANGE LES (AP)-Say. ing he does not want to apply ·'piecemeal r emedies,'' Superior Court Judge Paul Egly o f Laguna Beach has refused a re· quest to establish a "magnet" program at a Woodla nd Hills elementary school. ORANGE COAST c DAILY PILOT '"" o,..,,,.. (M\I o.u_. PikK •1tt\ ..m1ch 11, (Of"I ,,,_, ... _ ......... _._ •• , ... °'_ , .. \. P"Ol•\Hf'Qi(.,,....,, IPl!Mf•f•ectlhOM••• pwOti\"-4l Moftd•Y tfW._. ft ... f .., Cetta -... Hf_,~ ...... ,_..., e.M~/ l•onVall.., 1,,,.,..~llH<IVSouttlCM\I lo ""91• rttt~•t'-' f\pWiblt~ 14tlif' .. Y'\Mlef -•Y' lt. CW"'<-_.. ....... Ill-1• al JlD .... , 11.,11.-.c ............ c.i11-•••,. ........ -Prtw_t_l'\olll_ '.C' II c.rtoy VIO Pft\IOti>la"° a.-.. ""'- ~·-··- Orange Coast Yellow Cab of ficia ls figure the price of ga~ is going to go up a total of 32 ccnL'> a gallon by 1he time 1979 end!> a nd they ~ant lo be a ble lo charge customers m ore becaU!>c or i l. Tonight, representatives of thf' firm wall ask Newport Beach Ci ty CoWleil members lo approve Girl Saved From Cougar PORT HARDY. Hntash Co l umbia CA P ) -A woman a r m e d with a broom scared a cougar in- to freeing a 4·year-old girl the animal bad taken from a playground, police say. Constable Norm Usher of the Royal Can adian Mounted Police said 4- year-old Eva Walkus was rescued by Mary Loewen. T he cougar, which r an away in the bush after the attack on the Ts ulquate Indian reserve, was killed when it reappeared. Usher s aid the fe male cougar · was extremely thin a nd appeared Lo be sta rving. E',....P~AI FRAUD ••• He sa id Conn ectic ut authorities believe Howard was· convicted of pracUcin1 medicine without a UcenH ln CaUfomJa in ,-............... ,..._.,.. ..... Qoeflft .. ~ _..,., .. 11111 AIW\1..,1 Mf .... I ... Cllll•• c ........ ~ JMll•"O ,::::!'. :•J '::':wo . .,.,. d9'13. Jn addJUon, he aald, there / ~"'a warrant out1tandln1 for Howard's arrest on the aarne cbarae, also in California. Office• H=:::c.:~~= =!~. Solom aon aald--he believes Howard operated from Costa Mesa and Lu Ve1aa and would travel throughout the country 1eekln1 "clients." Money bad been Hnt by vtctlma to the Colla llna eddrea, SolomlOD 1a.ld. Jnvetl~~tlon l1 conllnuln1, but be there lln't any ln· dlcatloa Howard ••• lavolved la any medical actlvttln ln Oraqe County. ,. , .i fut·I !>Urthari••· to h1• .1111!1 d ''' the l'Ompan.>-'!> n11lc.1gt• d1.11 i~t· Thal mill'agc thargc• w:i~ trl crcas<•d 21 p<:rr<'nl last f.1 11 v.1th approval of the <·ity <"OUn<'tl Herman 'l\11'-, 11n".11h·11t 11( 1111 firm , saad h1"rl Ilk•• lo'''"~· a f,,, 1wn·C'nt '\urrh1rg'' to m·JkP up for ancre Jsed ful'I costs He s aid the rhargl' would work out to 20 cn1ts for tn p thifrg.--. from SJ lo Vi. wath <1n add1t11mal 211 nnl t·hargl' for each $4 intrt· m<'nl Accordmg to data ~upµllc.-d h Tale. lhl• ('O~l uf J!J'> ha'> nl>t:n 21, <·t•nl:. a gallon !'>tn<"'' Ort I. l!liH whe n the rHle htkP Wf•nl trlllt If feet lie e">ltmat<·lf tl v. 111ld up ;inothc r sax t•enl~ hy the end 1Jf 1979. In a lctt<>r to r1ty offtr1alo; Tat<.' said Yc>llow Cab rrquar•·!. its drivers lo buy lht·ir ov.n g ;,i: "Yellow CulJ i.clls fue l to the drivers al ro~t. plub a small handling fee. thus kce11mg lhP s ales prt<'t' below lhal listed 'on the street'," he suid. "A llhough lht· cluta support~ 3.6 perc t•nl !>Ur« ha rgc," h•· added , "tht> eost per gallon to our drivers ul our pumps will be in the rang<' of s 1. rn to $Ll5 ocr gallon by the <·nd of 1979, whlrh more tha n adequatt·ly s upp11rtl> the 5 percent 'fuel s urcharge' " Party Time For Burglars FRESN O CAP ) Some thieves here may have been planning a big party. Police report hmgeg on a rear door were removed al Castillo's Restaurant so the bancilts couJd aet their haw oui. , The loot included 25 cases or beer, a keg of beer, two gallons I of milk, two SO·pound Hcks of flour. 48 pound11 of packaged I meat11 and 10S tortillas .• Pot Confiscated FRESNO (AP) More t.hon a ton of marijuana wilh an estimated wboleule value or $500,000 was confiscated at tt farm IOUthwe1t of here. 1heriff's deputJes aald. Carl Meredith. 28, w11 arrested for lnvesoeauon or culllvfllon and posae11lon of marijuana and cocain • firm. said he had been waLchmg t•arpenlcrs covt•nng laminated wood ~ams with plywood when the roo f g11ve w ay . T h e -.t ad1um':. roof was i.upported by t.1m11wtcd wood ~aml> !>el mto t•om·t:Lc pillar!> An umdent1f1cd watn ci.s. in tervw"t.'<l by ll'lev1l>1on !>taUon WliBM , !>aid the '>lad1um began shaking a:; a plane pai.sed O\l'r· hc..id ''Anti JU">l lak,• dominot-!'>, t·H·ryth111g "t·nl down " ht· '>aid i\ !>pc>kl·">mJn for th1• h .. -dercsl 1\ \ 1.1twn /\d1111111 :.trat1on. Neill < .11lahJn !>.HtJ plant·'> werl' 0> ing "JU.'tl ;.1 couple hundr1>d feet" .,,,.,. rtw -.111· 1111-. morning H• '>•'ut· 1 1 , . .,...:-. from Ch1ca~o and :-.1•\l'n s uhurban lOm rnu11t111•'> wc•n· -.cnt t 1) the ,t,1!1 111111 r1111tliw1·'tl of <fot·ag1, ll•'.11 th,. ~·1ant airport l'allahun .. aid h<• had never h•'<ll d of ;11q>lar11· turliulen<'P 1.i11 -.1 11J.'. tll·-.tru1 twn on tht- g111u11cl .1lth•1u~·h · l.ir~1· Jl'L' do J.(1\'1• off m1n1 turn<1duel>. a!\ "e c.ill thl·m " I{,, ..,,11d the• • lad1um l't G5 fot•l high but thJl tlw original plan'> 1 Jlll·d ftJr ,1 t.illt r • lructurc lit· !>.!HJ Lulldllli! rci,ircst•ntali\1•-. 1111•1 "1th I'\\ rifflt·rnh in 1~7:! .ihout ttw pl,1n111 ct..,.,,. anti lt)('a t1on of llw h111hlln'1 Police said AJan Phillip Rust. 19, or 1337 c wr On ve, was dead Mesa Driver Injured in Auto Accident A Costa Mesa motonst was re ported "dotng we ll" today after suffenng a broken Ja w and other an1unes in a weekend traffic at' t·11JC'nl. offic1ab said Kenneth James Wtlh.,mc;, l!J 11r 282 E. Wilson St . "ii" reµ.,n ed tn stable cond1t1on at Costa Mes" Memonal fl osp1tal lie was tnJUred at JO 22 pm Saturday at the tnlcrs~llon or northbound Newport Boulf'varrl and Del Mar Avenue. pol11·c· !>aid They said his van collided with a stallon wagon dnvf'n b\ Harold Roy Edward~. 55, tJf Anaheim. Edwards, arrested on susp1 rwn of felony drunk dnvang, ha'> been released on his own n · cogmzaoce, police said today They said cause of the accident 1:-. staU under mveslJ~ataon. Sc·hult1 .. aid 1l <1pµeared that thl· }ounu mun hlacked out or fell asll-ep at lht· wheel, drove off th1• roadway. ~raitng a street light pol<• before !>ma.,hmg head on anlo lhl' utahly µolc. Mesa Ho8pital Get~ Re-ac~cr~ditation (' o " l .1 'ti •·" J M l' m o r 1 a I Jlo!)p1l.dl h.,.., lx-t·n rL"<1Ccrt'tl1lcd 1111d1· r t<1t1•" 1dt· program .Hmt·d ifl J '>'>uring qual ity hosp1tJI earl'. the California \1 ed1n 1l ,\!>soc1ut1un has an noun c1·d Thi• a1·t·n·<11tul1011 v.as done hv lhc Jwnl (;cimm1i.s11>0 on A1: 1•1edllJt11111 or1 ll1>s111tals and the CaJ1fllrntJ U1•µJrt11wnt or Health S4:n l('I~ Boat Hunh•d \ \ '\/ DI 1,c;q 'AP ·r hi· L ~ C'llJ .,t 1;11ard ">l'Jrt'h1·ct for a fl'thlnJ_7 hoal reported s1nktng 1•J rl\ tod.1v about five mile!> fn1ni "\ •ll Ill• i••• ~- I .~ For those Casual Days around Campus ... Levi Indigo Oonims with subtto pockec acconrs. comP11mon100 by lho sort touch ot couon kn11 stuns 1n assonod stnpes add a hooded sw tshtn or a 'v\()()lnch ootton Chamois tnirt for lhOse COOier days ahead -- ALSOARAOE 56 FASH ION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH (114) 644·7030 .. .. 11 DAIL y PILOT Mondtiy, Augu1t 13, 1111 CALIFORNIA I LOCAL ··-.... ~Beaches Rated 88 'Dirty, DangerouS' ) . . • , r LOI ANOILJ:S CAP) -MU)' ol SouUMrn CaUfoml1'• tolden beachel -WHre broDMd boctiee ud llilteMI 1urf 11mboUHd a natJonalb covetad Ut•ya. -are becoaUnC dlrty &Dd duceroua plae... . So\athern Calllonll&n1 an IJ'OwlQ more vwaJ abcMlt lh Ir W>· happlneu with tbe alluaUoO, laDd local fO•emment.al offld1l1 have ,..Ponded by ordertq • dean'lp of lbe worst problem Ill -tu 'TIOS sv••Ea 18 ftlE WOllS'I' IT'S ever been," • Ufe1u1rd aald at Z.uma Beach. one ol the mott popul•r areas •lontt the Lo3 An1eles County'• 78 mil ol beaches. ''lt'a never been tbla dirty before." · Another problem wu the threat of a strike last weekend by Ufel\W'da. In addition, more people are drownlq. Nine persons have drowned this year on 1uarded beaches, nve more than died all of · laat year. In the previous 10 yean, there were only 14 drownio11s Injuries are up. too, w1lb broken botUes amid the Utter sla.shin& the feet ol several llUD·teektta. Still Wo r k ing a t 90 Grace Pil'rC'e displays a n item at thC' Ar t Mart in Clavton. Mo, where she works as head saleswoman :\1 r~. PWrt'L'. a ··youngs te r of 90." celebrated hE'r 201h ~ 1•,1r w1th the s tore this spnng. She says. ·Tm planning tu h<' hr rc' until I'm l 00 " GET FOUR GIFTS FOR YOUR ONE S6-0R-MORE ETHEREA SELECTION 7 he 2 + 2 Beauty Collection. Simply beautiful addition: two for color and two for beauty treatment Packaged together Lash by Lash Bu//dmg Mascara and peach-toned Color Blush Cream. plus Oil Control Cleansing Soap and Purified Shampoo. 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The reuons ror the problems are unclear. Yvonne Brathwaite nurkr . • n>cenlly appointed member ol the county Board or Su1>etvi80rll whose district cradles. the county's entire cout, bas tt-ntaUveJ..y a.cbeduled public bearings next month to find the ('liWlt>S, Debris at the Will Rogers beach north of Santa Monica is ••dis- gusting. It's absolutely pulrid," aaid Jo Lathwood, wbo bu lived In the area 40 years. Some people attribute the problems Lo budget cutbacks a.Iler µauti;age of Proposition 13, the referendum that cut property taxes an avC'rage of 57 percent and left local governments scratching for runds "IT'S NOT P&OPOSmON U," a aid Mrs. Latbwood, who launched the Santa Monica-baaed CltUena for Cleaner Beaches. "I think it bas to do with too many people and too m uch drinkin1." BUT OTHERS SA V THE PROBLEMS date back fi ve years. Mrs. Lathwood'a group purchued 50 1arba1e cans for the beaches and banded out S,000 trash bags on the Fourth of Jilly. Cltiiens of neighboring Redondo Beach and Torruce picked up five tons or garbage along the beach one Saturday morning. S1n re 1.974. th~ county board bas refused to fill vacated main· t~nance positions, said Ken Johllsoo, deputy director of the county Uepartmeot or Beaches. In 1975, eqwpmeol maintenance was drastically cut, as was After the residents' cleanup, "it was just immaculate," said Redondo Beach Mayor David Hayward. "It was a great feeline. Now it's getting dirty again, and there's oo doubt that there will be great need to have another one ." Graduation Threatened · P roficiency T ests of Basic Skills Exte nde d Pair Guilty In Lesbian Bar Brawl SACRAMENTO <AP) Tenth· failed last spring wiU be given Law also said that districts -gi-ade rs who florrked their another lest in the coming year. will leave. themselves open Lo SAN FRANClSCO (AP) -A first basic-s kills ··proficiency" and 1r they flunk agrun. their lawsuits 1r they don't t est the city poHceman and a civiUan tests last sprinc numbered 10 final c hance will be in the same materials they teach or if medicaJ technician have been percent in some districts and 70 1980·81 year. If they pass in they are unfair to handicapped convicted of disturbing the pe rcent in other!>, stale officials either the 10th or the 11th grade. or manonty children. particular-peace ror their role in an off· say they don"t have to take the test ly those v.ho s peak Uttle or no duty brawl in a tavern catenne Students w 0 rane cnanir!Stttttt111--,as;•m------------Ln&.l.WL-. _________ _u>...rutlitlau~Lal.lllOLDU?n..------1 be promoted. but if they can't Feminists groups immediately pass another tt>st given m the called the verdict a victory. sprmg of 1981. they won't be al Mesa Planners Eye lowed to graduate. THE COMING SCHOOL year will lx' the las t in which 12th· grader s in Ca lifornia can graduate without passing a test measuring basic skills in read· ing. writmg and arithmetic. It will aJso be the first year that the "early warning" testin~ pro~ram is extended to grades four through s1~. The ll'!'lS, a uthoriicd by a 197fi state la\\. arc designed by earh di!>tnct. after consultation with parents and teachers, and can be made as hard or as easy cc. the district chooses. "THE MESSAGE IS s pread in~ fast a mong s tudents that .JUtomutic graduation is no longer ~1ssured." ~aid Alex Law. rh1ef of naluatton and research in t ht• sl ale Depa rt m e nt of Education . 11 <' -,;1 1d 10th.gradrr-, "'ho Building O verhang One of three buildings of a 14-unit condom1ruum project that would extend over the Santa Ana River bluffs w1U come back before the Costa Mes a Planning Comm1ss1on tonight Tht> meeting will began al 6 30 p m tn City Council chambers, i7 Fair Dnve. WORK ON BUILDING WAS HALTED two wet>ks ago when rommissioners learned or the overhang in the building already un· de r construcuon. The approved plans reportedly v.ere not de tailed enough to shov. the second-floor O\'erhang In the tnteram. comm1ss1oner.1 told de .. eloper Ivy K Ong to mt>N with n1:1ghbors who are obJcctaog to the proJect to tr) t•J d1· velop a solution. The building at 2231 Pacific Avenue contains four ron doman.iums Work on the other two bwldmgs 1s contanumg THE CITY IN THE PA.ST HAS required proJects to leave a f1\c.foot setback along the bluff!> Official~ aid lhl:' condom1ruum sale plan showed a fa \'C·foot setback for the first floor Another obJcction to the building, official" said. 15 that a sup· port column for the second floor reportedly was to IX' placl'<l on t.he rf'ta1 nrng we1ll. ~hach wasn't appro\'Cd for thal pu11>0~<· r t OFFICER DANIEL Marr, 30, was also convicted of battery by a M urucapal Court jury oJ 10 wom en and two men following a 12-day tnal. Med1ral techrucaan Kevin Guerin was aquitled on the battery count. The in ci dent occurre d Ma rcb 30. wben a group of 10 lo 15 men . most of them off-duty poli ce oUa cers on tbe ar way home from a bachelor's party, attemptNi to entf'r Peg's Place, a bar Ul the city's Richmond !>ertion. A CU FFLE F.NSl 1E D in whacb Guerin allegedly hit a patron '41lh a pool cue and Marr hat patrolman All'en Levan lD the chest. Judge Edward Stem set Aug 30 for sentencing Marr races a maximum of six month:. in Jail and a SSOO fine . while Guerin fares a smular fine a nd 90 days 1n Jail Gttrs with purcnu e 1nson's SHOP ROBINSON'S MONDAY·FRIDAY 10-9; Robinson '• Newf)Olt FaShion Island • 644-2800 · . --..... •• --~· ... ..-.._ .... __ . .. ,j \ .... • I ..... STOCKS I BUSINESS DAILY PILOT , ..... A&.tgu.t 13, tl79 DAILY PtLOT ,4 J J Cost St•dled Ho1pitabJ Join Docton 81 IYLVIA POS'R& A ttudy at Jacllaon Memorial Hotpltal, Miami, dis· cl0ted that of more tban .00 doctors surveyed about uae coat ol 17 common h0tpl"8J chats•. tbe maJorlt1 could not come within 10 percent of the correct price, and less than 2 percent got half lhe item.a ri&hl. In 1enera1. they UD· derestimated coeta. "We are oot aa concerned with a doctA)r's fee aa we al'e with the additional treatment," according to Alexander Mc Mahon. president of the American Hospital AaaodaUon. "GETl'ING 'J tJST WHAT THE doctor ordered' used t.o be considered vital Now, with the hospital bill for hav· ing a baby, for instance, climbing from ~ t.o around $1 ,300 in 10 years, wha t the doctor orders can play a m ajor role In cut.tin& t.be cost of your health care,'' he said. People lend to go along with the approach of doctors 1n prescribm~ treatment without weighing lhe cost of drugs, X-r ays, blood tests and hosp1talizat1on. Widespread cover age available through health in· surance, a s well a s growing heaJtb aware - ness, have encouraged the attitude of ··health at whatever coat." But wit h doctor s and hospitals working together In an effort to Money's Worth c urb the upsp1ral In health costs, doet.ors are being urged to look closely at price tags . Hospital staffs also are ex· ammmg the cost of recommended treatment. Tb& resu.Ll...oLten &.& lower medJcal bill&- ORANGE COtTNTY H. Deane Won it h.!~ bN•n named \ 1r1• pr!'c;1dent of person- nel for Mk roda ta Co rp .. In 1ne Sh<• J01n1"'I th1• c·omp;m~ in 1976 as d1 r<>r tor ()( f'Omp£'n:.a· lion She pre\ 1ouc;h hi·ld pt>rsonnel manii~t·mt·nt s:>0'>1t11ins "1th ~orthrop Corp Jnd TR\\ Systems • Carol Caimi Rai.h ha" 101ned J ansrn h sMlatf•\, Inc .. !nine, ..i.' J !-.c•nior prnducuon arust, "'th both de-.1gn ..ind produC't1on n·c;1Jon'>1h1ht11·s Pre' 1ousl,:. "1th l.,:.<ms Studios of W1lm1 ngton, 01•1 'he ~as tnvoh f"<1 an d1·~1~n IJ vout. 11lustratwn 11nrl m1·c·hunu·a l i.ptc1ft<'at 1on~ for f().itJ,, .. ~le~ lll<'rdlun-. hrofhun•-.. d1n•ct m ail l'ampu1i:n' and rJthl'r l oll.1tc1 JI • WUUam Jacob}. Costa Mt-s:i ha~ 101ned Westlands Bank, SantJ Ana as v1 r e president in C'ha rJ,te ''' bnm<'h Jd· m1n1strat1on assuming respon5th11at,:. for thP bank i. four rull·serv1cf>offtN~'i a nd its loan produrt1onofhce:. Pre\ 1ou~i-. "'1th l,;nite-d CaJJfom 1a ficl nk. he" as loan ad· m1nistrntor 1n < hdrge or loans for 54 t.;CB offires tn South Los Angeles .md Orani:t• rount1es He ha~ 19 yl'ar-.. of banking ex- perience Gf'Orl(t> R. liMt, fountain Valley. has been promoted to assistant VIC'l' pre~tdl•nt 1n t:nion Bank's trust d1 v1s1on lit' Joined th~· bank in 19i4 and ts a graduate of W1 lhi. Hust nc~s College • Dt"nJst> Collin!!, L.!guna H.Jlls. has heen promot<'d to JC· c1w nt exe<'utl\ l' for AP~ P rinting e rvices, Anaheim .. Jam~ E. All~n . La guna Niguel. has bee n appointed field llales manager by Contalner Cori>. of America. He will be • headquartered al the company's foldtng carton fac1hty at lr\'lne He will direct and control the activities of sales r epresen- tatives an ~uthern Califom1a. He is former sales represeo· tu live at the Santa Clara folding carton f ac1lily. Xerox to Market Machine for Letters NEW YORK <AP l -Xerox Corp., a pioneer in facsimile technology, says it will start takln1 orders io January for a model that can send or receive a typical bus(· nesa letter in leas than a minute using ordinary lelephooe ~H. • At present. similar machlnes take about six minutes~ do the job or require special, priYate telepboae circuits. Xerox saya tbe machine -the Teleeopler 485, t.o a.. bulJt ln Japan -will cost •.500 or rent for $230 a month oa a one-year Jeaae. Asked to comment, one Wall Slreet analyst said: "If they do this over normal te lephone lines, tbat'a a notabae advance." Cabbies Take Credit • MILAUKEE <AP> -Taxicab wsen here have uM optJon ol puttin1 their rtdea oa t.be plutlc -ti they hall a Yellow cab CO-op velaicle. I Tbe tompanJ. wblcb hu • flMt of about JO Laxta t announc.t lt wUI start accept.Lnc Mui.r Cbar1• u( VISA. Lelaad lru11. tit• eo-op'1 pretldHt, taad tit~ tnnovaUoa bu M.-nral adv...,_: drinn ud rtden cu carry a .. cult, • l'ffOl'd ol apencllturn la provtded, ~ lf a rider'• credit LI bad, it'• tbe credit card a>mPMJ'f problem. ~