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MONDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 10, 1979 v• lt. .. a)t8CTIClttt. .. f' ... H
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Refugees
'Honest Co•eero'
M~s Lillian's .·
Remark Flayed
DOVER, N.H. <AP > -Pres1· dent Carter, already embroiled
· ln a political ft&bt for his life
l and watcbinl a possible candid·
, cacy from Sen. Edward M . Kennedy grow more probable
by the day. faced another con·
troversy today sparked by
his mother or aJI people.
Lillian Carter s aid Sunday
she could not believe Kennedy
would run against her son, Jim·
my. However. she added: ·'it
looks like he is."
''Ir he does run, I do wish him
a ll the luck in Lhe world," she
200,000 Visit
Tar-marred
Newport Sands
Newport Beach lifeguards
said an estimated 200,000 people
visited the beaches this weekend
as temperatures inland soared
to nearly 100 degrees.
Sunday's crowd or 110,000 was u big as the Labor Day turnout.
according to lifeguard Lt. Logan
Lock a bey. Labor Day is tradi·
tionally one or the h eaviest
beach use days of the year.
Lockabey said there were few
problems associated with the
crowda. A total or 38 swimmers
bad to be rescued.
However, lifeguards said the
oil splll reported Friday in Palos
Verdes bad worked Its way far
enouah south by Sunday to leave
larte &lobe of tar on beaches
from t6e Santa Ana River jetty
to 40tb street.
"Su.rfen were aetting out of
the water covered with tar," he
commmted.
Lockabey aald the Coaat
Guard wu on the scene today
laylnc plans for a Joint Cout
Guard-city clean up or the meas.
said, "and if be runs I hope to
goodness nothing happeoa to
him."
Mrs. Carter's remark wu
greeted by silence and a few
catcalls. Two or Kennedy's
brothers were assassinated -
President John F. Kennedy in
1963, and Sen. Robert F. Ken·
nedy in 1968 as he sought the
Democ ratic presidential
nomination.
"f was stunned. I couldn't
believe it," said Romeo Dorval.
s tate D emoc rati c Party
chairman. "Whether it was a
slip or the tongue' or not, it
shouldn't be said."
Chris Brown, deputy national
manager for the Carter cam-
paign, later described the 81·
year-0ld Mrs. Carter 's remark
as ·'an honest expression o( concern.··
Appearing today on a radio
talk show in Dover, Mrs. Carter
said her r emark about Ken
nedy's safety "'slipped out inad-vertently.
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SEILS ABOUT
WERYIJllNG
'.'I 've sold just about every-
th1 ng through Daily Pilot
classified ads."
T hat's the advertising success
s tory or the Laguna Beach
woman who placed this ad in the
Daily Pilot:
Bdrm Set, contem-
porary: 2 twn beds.
hdbrdll , matt. box
1pr11. man's & ladles
druser $200 Ph xxx· xx xx
If you want to sell "juat about
anything," try the friendly Dai-
ly Pilot cla.ssllied ad-vilers at
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Strange Eneounter
With lJFO Ernot
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Strain County
Nears Sound Barrier
ROCKET CAA DRIVEN TO NEW LANO SPEED RECORD
Stan Barrett Accompll1hed Feat on Bonnevllle Sett flats
Guarded Condition
Niguel Banker Shot,
Cops Nab Suspect
By STEVE MITCHELL
Of-o.Myf'!Wtlt.eff
A bank manager from Laguna
Niguel remains in guarded but
stable condition at South Coast
Medical ~nter after being shot
in the stomach outside his
parked car in Laguna Beach
early Saturday mornine.
John Donald Shea. 38, of 31344
West Nine Dri ve , Laguna
Niguel, remains In the intensive
care unit at the South Laguna
hospital. He was taken there
after officers found him lying in
tbe 1utter in the 1200 block or
Glenneyre Street at about 2: 1.5
a . m. Saturday.
Shea, vice president and
mana1er of the Southwest Bank
of El Toro. la alJo president or
the El Toro Uon.a Club.
Laguna Beach police arrested
Denver mechanic Joseph Lows
Duran. 24. after a 15 minute
pursuit through Laguna Beach
streets early Saturday
Officers reconstructed the
story this way.
Shea alle1edly left a ta vem on
South Coast Highway after clos·
Ing hours Saturday to return to
his ere.am-colored Cadillac
parked on Glenneyre St.
A man approached the bank
manager and uked where the
LlUle Shrimp bar was located.
Shea 1ave the man inatructions
to the nearby tavern, and turned
to put hia keys In the car door.
Tbe suapect then approac.bed
Shea, placed a bandfun a1aJ.nat
his back and said. "Don't move
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'New Respect'
For Speedy
ReaJrd Cited
BONNEVILLE SALT Fl.ATS.
Utah <AP > -Stuntman Stan
Barrett. who piloted a rocket car
to a land spttd record or 638 6
mph. says tus run has given him
a "whole new respect" ror the
record sellers. of !he PASt.
"There·s no comparison to
this to anything l 've ever done."
Barrett said Sunday. "ll 's given
me a whole new respect for peo.
pie who have done this before.··
The white Bonneville Salt
Flats has been the site or world·
record runs since 1914, when
Teddy Teilatr drove his BUtzen
Benz to the speed of 141.73 mpb.
Owner Hal Needham said be
still hopes to break the sound
bamer with the rocket car. but
not at Bonnevllle. He said bis
crew would break camp this
week and bead for Edwards Air
Force Bue in California where •
1'UDS would be resumed ln two or
three weeks. , .., •
·'Today we only used baJ.f our
power and 'Went 831 mph.''
Needham 1ald. "I th1nk t.be car
t. capable ol IOO to 1,000 mph."
Deputy Derides Family Strain Needbam, wbo 1ald be'• spent
$450,000 of bl.I money oo the car.
aald be la to recelv• $710,000
from a breMry lf be exceeds the
sound berrler.
Barntt. •· ol Bllbop, CalU .• bluted off from Uw 1tartlq liDe lllNNEAPOUS <AP > -Val Johnaon 's 1tranie eaeounttr on 1
dark, 1o11etJ roed lut month bu tbrult blm into tbe clarinl U,bt of
naUoGwkle attenUoD and put an emotional 1traln on bla family.
Tbl MM'lball Count)' dlp:utJ lberUf la 1cbeduled to appear
: ~ • ABC-TV'• '-oood lllonlna Amtrtca" ,...,... .. to talk
· u.& a """9'11 UPO ~ tbat be HJI bu.med bla e,_, 4a•.,_ 1111 CU' and 1topptd b1I watcb.
ANDJOBNION~ BOID IN 0&0, MINN., bu blm flooded
wttll ....., nJ.11 from ,.a. a.round the country teWn1 blm of u.u........-.
0 lt'1atrem•ultua1tratn on the f1mlly," 1ald the If.year.old
fatller ii dine ,.._, cbJldren. "MJ wif•'• nan raged with phone
calla. J Mpe ddl dropl in a bllrreJ IDd rata quietly so we can 10
back to belna parenta and I can 10 back to belq a little town depu·
ty sberttt." -'
JobnlOl'I said be wu on patlol near Stephen, lllDD., •bout 2 a.lb . Aul. rr wben bt taw a beam ol Ucbt Ju.\ above tbe iotld. Tile
beam eped towardl blm, hll 1qUlld car,, .. eniulfecl iJt'Ulbt ud be
heanl .,_ breakiJla. Jolmlcm Aid be wu unciOMeMiul for• miaut.., and wbm he Mme to, be Nallnd hll wat.eb lDd tM cat'•
electric clock bad stopped for lt ml11•-. "* WIND88JSLD W.U 111ATl'&&SD a beadJJfbt and red
U1bt atop UM car d•••led and a We 1i.b0 .. rtaa bent bact.
OetMaUM rwpoodbc ta JObnMe'• r..ne ~~'°"a..&, t-.t..a..
equad car 1ldeway1 on tbe road. Jobloo tuffered buml JO hla
Clee UPO PllBUCITY, ... , Al)
GleelPEBD,P .. eAJ)
Brmh Fire lla8ee
PASO ROBLU (AP) -A
750·acre brulb ftA ln steep ter·
rain Jutt north of Santa
Kara•rtta Lake ln San Luu
Obllpo Ciountt WU ... ~ 80 petcent~ COblirned to'ieJ 1riUa
control projected for t p.m .
tonl1ht. ftretllb.,.n 1ald.
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'
Aid
New Jobs
Pondered
By Board
By ROBERT BARKER
Ot -OMly f'#eC Sutt
A s urge of Indochinese ref
ueeea settling ln Orange County
bas put a heavy strain on social
service progress. county of·
ficiala report
The population of refugees m
O range County now s tands
between 19.000 and 25,000.
And the number is expected to
double by next summer as 1,000
refugees are e~pecled to arrive
each month arter President
Carter relaxed immigration re ·
gulallons last June
Other refugees also are pre·
dieted to enter the county from
other parts or the United St.ates
1n a "seconda ry migration wave ··
BeCiAUSe or lhe population
boom and the growing demands
for county services. supervisors
are scheduled to gct a report
Tuesday that requests the hiring
of 67 permanent employees to
accommodate growing de-
mands
The demands by the new
t.•m pl oyees. mostly in the
e hg1bility and social services.
would C06t slightly more than Sl
million for the rema inder of the
fiscal year lhat ends next June
JO
The request 1s being made by
the Human Ser vices Agency 1
<HSA ) on the basis that there Is
to be a 100 percent reimburse-
me nt by the federal govern-
ment
In a report to s upervisors.
HSA Director Margaret Grier
<Stt llEFUGEE, Pase Al)
Coast
Weather
Patchy foe and Jow
cJoudineea " beaches dur-. Ina early niornlnc boun
• otberwile S"1Ul)' Tuesday
· with aome ,hi1h clouds.
Lowa toni&bt 66 to 70.
Hl1hs Tueaday 76 to 80 at
beacbea to 90 to 97 inland.
INSIDET88AY
T"-t~ m. 10 •w• of
Ala Lodd't life ON f'9COlml·
.ct ftl tJw NOOlild port Of G
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t •~·urnmeat la lnve1UptJa1
Lwtutber Oen•r•I Molota
1 Corporation bu.lit t.ruam..._.
1 for about fCMll' mlWoa un &Ml
I can wear out urb md ,,... ...
·owners wtth "'"1r bWI ol ...,_
$400.
The Ftdual Trade Com·
m•uloo lnveatl1atlon. not
1pubUc!f..-=:iced b~ Af"· •ey,11 laa ....
ment m.d by Oenu Katon
ar1um, tlaat lt llMMa.ld Mt be N-
qulred to twD ovv doe...-
,dem~ tor the,Jro~·
· OM 1aya the betu t.M·
probe of tbe Hrl .. THll
automatic tran1ml11loa1 ln
March. A coosumer ll"OUI> re-
qaetted an lnvestt1aUOD then,
bat the probe did not beeome
public lmowled1e until copies of
the 1ubpoenu were inclu4ed in
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FABtorlal C.....ent
S ign on gasoline price reg-
ula tions, pos te d a t the
.Arco service s tatio n at Via
.L i d o a n d N e w p o r t
Boule vard in N e wpo rt
·Beach, pretty we ll s ums up
the mana g e ment's vie w-
point,
F ..... PapAJ
.SPEED •••
shortly after 7 a.m. PDT and
·came to a bait ~bout 6'At miles
and 40 seconds lat.er. He aaid the
48-t.bouaand horaepower rocket
in the bright-red car burned
about 13 second.a to reach the
speed clocked at the t1mln1 trap,
and th.at he wu out of fuel and
had decelerated about four mph
when the record wu set .
The old record of 631.367 mpb
for a one-way run waa set in Oc-
tober li70 at Bonnevllle by Gary
Gabellcb 1n the rocket-powered
Blue Ji1ame. GabeUch still holds
the two-way record of 622.407,
alao aet 1n 1970.
DAILY PILOT
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Tbe trammlNklu llave bMn
uHd be•lnnl.n1 with tbt lrrt
model fe&r ln a wld rt.QP ol
011 ~tr car model.a.
TM o.a.r tor Auto latllty, •
WH9llT.toD CODIU•tr ·=. I.hat R Nader helpH ft ,
aatd tn arch that a major de
1110 problem II ltadlot to pre.
mature f allure ln tbe &triel JOO
tr ... mt tlaM.
Center &aecutlve Director
Clare,nee DlUow aatd "l ,JOO
complalDta that we have re·
cetved abow that tb1a la a maJor'
pf'Oblem. And the lranamiulGm
co.t about t«JO a crack when
they have to be repaired."
He •aid aaid the tranamlaaion
wu daiped for the 2,100-pound
Chevrolet Cbevette. It has been
used i.n vehicles up to the 3, 765-
pound Caprice, Dillow said.
Phil 'Wo rkman , a GM
1pokHman, said, "There bu
been no wldetpread failure of
the four mil.lion GM autpmatic too tranamilsioDI p1'0duced t.bua
far. All tranamlHiona ln Giii
ve hicle• are selected by our
engineen for use in a particular
vehicle. The wellbt of the car la
matchedtothe power train, which
includes the engine, traasmlaslon
and differential," he said.
: 'G M s tands b e hind t he
tra ns mission used In all Its
cars," Workman said.
The transmission also is the
s ubject of a consume r clus-
action lawsuit flied in a federal
court in Chicago.
The suit charges that GM
failed to inform buyers that they
we re r e ceiving a smaller
transmission than formerly in-
stalled in the models. The suit
asks that the court order GM to
pay damages to all auto buyers
who received the THM 200.
Fro.-P~AI
BANKER •••
or 1 'll blow you away."
He took the keys from Shea
and ordered him to go to the
other side of the car and 1et tn.
Shea refused, and the suapect
alleg edly pointe d the lar1e
caliber automatic pistol at his
stomach and aqueezed the lril·
ger.
The suspect then leaped into
the car and apecfsouth on Glenn·
eyre. He turned around and
drove toward Laguna Beach
High School where he was
spotted by offi cers alerted by a
caller who saw Shea lying in
the street. Sgt. Greg Bartz, who was the
first to arrive at the scene of the
shootlna, said officers pursued
Duran from Cleo Street to the
hilh school, then back down to
Coast Highway.
Four police unlta were in-
volved in the chase which ended
in the north part of the city at
the end of Ledroit Street and
Coast Highway where officers
aet up a roadblock. ·
Duran screeched to a halt im -
mediately in front of the parked
patrol unita, rolled up the win-
dows and lit up a cigarette, of-
ficers said. "
They bad to break a window ln
the expensive car to eet the sus·
pectoul.
Officers said Duran aUe1edly
dumped the platol from the car
during the punuit. It wu lat.er
recovered by police.
Duran remains In Orange
County Jail today with bail aet
at $25,000. He la to be cliarged
with attempted murder, at·
tempted kidnaping1 attempted
robbery and theft of a vehicle.
.......... .. •~eteapa
.... )Awrenee Peu.tlaf •utpec:t·
• .ct hi the APrif timbUb ~·
• ta1~ of three 1ecurlty
1uard1 lo Connectlcut•1
w~ rO&»:~ Heaped We • ..,.,, , ... the
New Hav.a ltate Jail. where
he wu awaltina trial.
Spy Slaip Plaotograplled
0• ol two R .. •A•n lDt•IHc ...,., UM Gldro Graf or GavrUl ~cbev, was
spotted 35 miles due west of San Dleao.
The two ships, approximately 350 feet
~. were buzzed by United Stat.ea Navy ftchter planes and followed by a Navy
fri1ate.
p.,...p-AJ Man Beheaded
In 'Dispute' REFUGEE PROBLEM. • •
said worltloadl have increased
substantially. For example, requests by ref·
u1ee1 for cash assistance, food
atampe and Medi-Cal, have tn-
creaaed from 1,957 cases to 3,0SC
caaea from July. 1978 to lut July
for a 58 percent gain.
The report aaid that newer ref.
u1eea 1enerally have lower
En•llab apeakini and educaUoo
levela, fewer job skills and
worse health and less mental
and emotional stability. These factors, Miss Grier
not.ea, indicate the new an1vala
will receive more tervices for
lonaer periods of time. The report alao notes that the
newer refugees do not receive
the aame pre-ent.ry screening
that la given to other lmmi-
granta.
Many medical experts believe,
the report aays, that some dla-
eaaea found In refugees are the
result of overcrowded conditions
In refugees camps and from
trauma cau.sed in fleeine their
homelandl.
The Impact on child health
services and pulmonary dll ·
eases services are reported to be
pattlcularly severe.
From April. l to June 30, ref·
ugees ac~ted for an estimat-
ed 14 .2 percent U,«3) of all
child health patient visits.
In addition, Indochinese ref.
ugees accounted for 32.2 per-
cent (9,645 > of all vlalts for
pulmonary care treatment.
Neither child health service
nor pulmonary diaeaae services
are sWfed to treat additional
patlenta, the report says.
The report also estimates that
the new 1,000 arrivals would
brlnr about lS caaea of active
tubercuJoels into the county eacb
month. Other diaeases include
leprosy <Hansen's diseue), in·
ternal parasites, and tracboma
(disease of the eyea. >
Leprosy and trachoma have
low incidence rates and not con-
side red a public health threat al
present, the report an s .
If federally-funded pro1rams
for refu1eea are not made
available to them, the refqees
will uae exiaUng programs which
a lready are overburdened, the
document asserts.
"This will result in fewer
services for othe r client
3 Bus Routes
Begin in-
South County
Three new Oran1e County
Transit Dlatrict <OCTD > routes
began operation 1n touth Oranae
County today.
A new line aervln1 tbe lrvine
lnduatrial complex, route 78,
runs between the La1una Hilla
mall, Irvine and Soulh Cout
Plaza. BUMI on this route will
also atop at the north campus of
Saddlebacll Cgllese at Irvine
Center Drive and Jeffrey Road.
Oran1e Cout Colle1e .
1roupa.•·
Moat of the service hu been
financed by 100 percent ln
federal money.
However, tbe rtpGrt notes.
that leaialation explres Sept. 30
and tbe federal iovemment la
con1lderin1 new le1lslalion
whlcb may coaUnue financial
support to prosrama servina
refu1ee1.
Officlal1 note that federal
leeislatJon would Utt the time
limit on social servicea 1Vailable
to refugees.
Thla means refugees could
continue to be eU1ible for 100
percent federal reimbursement
of social services re1ardlea of
how long they are ln the COUD·
ty, the report said.
NEW YORK I.AP > -A deacon
waa beheaded with an ax out.aide
hia Brooklyn cburcb by a man
who apparently believed b1a ex-
wife had been seduced by the
churchman, police aaid,
Memberl of the conrre1aUon
of the LI.Pt House Church of
Love and Peace were entering
the church at 580 New Lota Ave.
on Sunday when the man al·
le1edly atruck deacon Robert
Williams from be hind , de·
capitating him.
The man. identified by police
u Woodrow Webb, a 36-year-old
s e lf-employed con st r uction
worker, wu seized by offi cers
ahortly a fter the killing and
c harg e d with m~rd e r
authorities aaid
F,.._P..,eAJ
UFO PUBLICITY •.•
eyes wbieb a pbyslclu called "welders bums," caused by ex
tre mely bright ll&ht.
Because of the damage and the injury. this incident differed
from moet UFO reports, say• Allan Hendry of the Center for UFO
Studies ln Evanston. Ill.
. Teats will be run on the aquad car. Hendry said Sunday, and
infrared pictures will be ta.ken of the ground around the site of the
incident "to see lf the lntenslly of the light affected plants "
BEND&Y 18 ALSO INT&JGUED BY a s1 m1 lar UFO report
that came from Vermillion. S.D .. two days after Johnson'• close
encounter wu reported.
Hendry said RU.. Job.Dion <no relation to Val Johnson > of
Vermlllioo aaid be wu drivtn1 alone weal of town about 2 a m
when he. too, aaw a ll1ht just above the road.
Ruu Johnson, 33. told police the object suddenly accelerated
toward him and en1ulfed b1a car in bright llfbt. Hendry said He
kept his eyes closed as the li1ht approach~. but opened them in
time to aee the U1ht speed away. then suddenly vaniah.
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aklen Can.r • ''poi&Ueel ertp-
'pte•• wbo cannot win re·
elecUon.
"The 1tory la inaccurate.''
aaid Kennedy'• presa aecretary,
Tom Southwick. "1be reporter
dld not apeak to the tenator."
Tbe story. pu.bllabed in Sun·
day'• Atlanta Journal and
ConaUtution, quoted uniden-
tified poUUcal IOUrcee u -aay-
ln1 Kennedy f•la Carter could
dra1 other Democrall down to
defeat. The article a1lo said Kennedy
told Carter during a lunebeoa
BLACK CAT OMEN
FOR BROWN? -Al
meetinf lut week that a battle
between them for the 1980
Democratic prealdential
nomlnaUoo could pave tbe way
for a Republican victory.
Altboulh Kennedy haa denied
he ls a candidate, he made It
known lut week that bis wife and mothe r would s upport
him In a campaign, an an·
nouncement widely viewed as
another step toward a Kennedy
campasan.
1 Carter. asked about Ken·
nedy'a r~rted comments Sun-
day. laJd only, ''I'm not a can-
didate -yet."
The newspaper atory said
Kennedy expect.a party leaders
to pr .. utt Carter not to seek a
second te rm. and believes
Cart.er wlll bow out early in the
campaign.
Chairman John While of the
Democratic National Commit -
tee said Sunday It was "pure
fantasy"' to think Carter would
withdraw. addin&, "That is the
most nw ve thin& I ever heard."
A Gallup poll released during
the weekend said Kennedy was
preferred over Carter in terms
of leadership quaht1es and his
ability to make kno wn his
atance on iaaues
Cart.er waa viewed as havtng
higher principles than Kennedy
and being sli ghtly more capa·
ble of ma1ung good Judaments
in a cnaui, said the poll based
on 1nt.erv1e1n with more than
1.500 adults dun ng the second
week in August.
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Newport ~ter and The City
1bopplq center are linked by
route '5. ---And a th1rd new rout., 185,
run• alon1 Crown Valley
P arkwa7 from Saddleback
CoUe1e and lllaaJoa Viejo mall
to the IOUth count1 civic ceat.er
1n La1una Nlpel.
BUJ riders were 1reeted with
· new ratea u weU u the added
routes.
Sunday marked the inausura·
tloD of OCJ'D fare iDerffHI
from • to • cenll per oae-wa7
bUJ trtp. The C09t of ridtU ex·
preu buaee and Dlal·a-'illde
vehlclel jumped from 10 centl to fl. But thole wbo ride buet daily
wla monthlr bu1 '""' bacl bardlt DOtlHd tllt re~ ID·
ere .... TM -ol • loeal bul pa11 w.m up tt a lllOllt.b. fNID
t14totll.
Studull and handicapped
penone continue to rfftlve
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eent ...,,., tl"tM pleW up
Jointly by ......_ oomtJ uct tM
trault diftrlct. • ,
For those Casuat Days around Campus .
Levi-Indigo Oefljms,. with subl1o PC)ci(et
accents. oompllmef'ltld by Ille soft touch
Of oonon knit Shina In aaonoo stnpes.
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBE R 10, 1979
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N.Y.Stee~
N I F IF T EEN CENTS
Beat, Bad Air to Plague Coast
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audd • ud bUaterlnt tam·
peratww C!CM&ld aaaJn pique
Soutben CaWonla ~ lD
Ute •• ot ftnl-•~• •mos alertl tbal 11teN Hpeeted lb H ••ral Oranae Count1 com muniU. today.
A 1poke1man for tbe Air
Qua Uty Maaa1ement Diat.rict
aaid unbealthf\.ll a,lr for evU')'ODe
WH anticipated today lo Ute
t-I Uea ol Anaheim. La 1labra, El
Toro and Loa A l amltoa
Borderline anta1 ••N to lndude
S an Juan Capl1traoo and
l..11u.na Beach.
There fonow.d weekend •mot
level• tbat were amooa Uie
h.tsb ln tbe area In liva yean Ot.h r coast.al areu aueb u
Huntiqt.oa Beach had beeo H ·
peeled to bave air UllHalt.hful
for aeaaltive penona aloa& with
ttre 8an Fernando and Santa
Clarlta v&lleya and the
Rlverakle and San Bernardino .......
The AQMD apokesman said a
flr1t ataie. alert meam cblldren.
the elderly and penona with
reaplratory and cardiac prob-
lem• abould remaia Indoors.
AddlUonally. motorists are
aaked to curtail tbeJr driving
and acbool children should oot
exercile outdoors.
No second at.ace alerts· were
Delly"""~ Illy a1c11e ... K-THE FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL CAN BE A TIME TO CLING A BIT TO MOTHER
Jennifer Myer1, 41-'l, Had Some Misgiving• Today at Newport Elementery School
Lillian's Comment
Stuns Democrats
DOVER. N.H. <AP l : Pres1 ·
dent Carter. aJready embroiled
in a political fight for his life
1 and watchinR a P<>8slble candid· I acy from Sen Edward M
Kennedy grow more probable
by the day, faced another con·
troversy today sparked by
bb mother of all people.
Lilllan Carter said Sunday
11he could not believe Kennedy
would run ugainsl her son. Jim
my. However. she added "'1t
looks like he la."
"U he does run. l do w1sh him
all the luck in the world," she
200,000 Visit
Tar-marred
Newport Sands
~aid, "and 1f he runs I hope lo
goodness nothing happens t.o
him."
Mrs Carter 's remark was
greeted by silence and a few
catcalls. Two of Kennedy's
brothers were assassinated
President John F. KeMedy in
1963, and Sen . Robert F Ken
nedy in 1968 as he sought the
Democratic presidential
nomination.
"I was stunned. I couldn't
believe it," said Romeo Dorval.
sta t e Democratic Party
chairman. "Whether it was a
s lip of the tongue or not. it
shouldn't be said.··
Chris Brown, deputy naUonaJ
manager for the Carter cam·
paign, later described the 81·
year-old Mrs. Carter's remark
as ·•an honest expression of
concern."
Mesa Are a .
Stude nts
Back in Class
Despite summerUke weather,
suntanned youngs ters by the
thousands found themselves
back in school today or in
school for the first time 1n the
Newport-Mesa Un1f1ed School
District
omc1als said about 20,000 stu
dents were anticipated but
figures won't be available until
Tuesday. Even then. 1t could be
several days or even weeks
before enrollments stabilize
"Somebody called 1n this
morning and asked, 'When does
school start?• " a s pokeswoman
said.
''Apparently not everybody 1s
ready."
Particular interest will be
paid to enrollments at the kin·
dergarten level as an indicator
of future student populations.
The district haa had declines in
enrollment for the past few
years
forecul for today, but air of
flciala said the poasiblllty exist·
ed for such an alert to be called
NaUonal Weathe r Service
spokesmen said the smog and
heat of the la.st several days
have been the result of weak sea
breezes and a strong tnvers1on
layer over the South Coast Alr
Basin.
·'Tomorrow could be a bad
one, too." an AQMD spokesman
said of a.ir quality throughout
the b'8in.
I\ l thou eh no second stage
alerts were called this mornln&.
he said ii it were known in ad·
v ance conditions existed for
such poor air, industry would be
required to implement car pool·
rng plam, tankers would not be
loaded or unloaded in the Los
Angeles and Long Beach harbor
areas and mdu.stry wouJd be re
quired to curtail certain
em111tona.
Companies required to form
car poola would be thoae witb 100
or more employees working one
shirt at one JocaUon.
The National Weather Service
said the hot temperatures whlch
scorched the Southland over tbe
weekend could continue
throughout the week
The mercury womed to 95 m
Sanla Ana Sunday and to 79 at
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Cleanup Begins
Tar Globs Dirty
2 County Beaches
G lobcl of tar the ~11t> of a f1~l
from a four·mlle-lon~ 0 11 ~lick
continued to wash up ulong ~wt•·
beaches m Huntington Beach t"
day
It wai. the second day in a rov.
that the goo fouled lluntmgton
Beach's s horelme
The gJobs were also hitting th1·
sand in Newport Beach from
40th Street to the Santa Ana
River Jetty. Newport lifeguard
spokesmen reported
Strike Halts
~rline 's
Operations
After more than a year of un
successfuJ bargaining, members
of the Airline Employees As
socialion who work for Hughe~
Airwest walked off their Job~
this morning
The strike was called at JO JO
a.m . after an all-mght bargaUl
Ing session in Washington, DC
A federal mediator failed to re
solve the dispute over wages and
working cond1t1ons between the
airline and about 2.200 unmn
members.
A spokesman for thf' a1rhnc at
Orange County's John Waynt:
Airport said Airwcsl operations
there will ~ halted until further
notice.
Airwest station manager 1 om
Ch andler said the ;,1rllnc ·.,
s upervisory personnel got two
flights off this morning JUst a\
the strike took effect
Ch andler said an inbound
night from Houston Vlll Tucc;on
was due to arnve by midday and
would be grounded until further
notice
Chandler said a total of SJ sla
lion employees man Airwe!>t s
Orange<County operauon. asM.'>t
ed by 21 mechanics
Earlier today It appeared the
strike wa s temporarily
postponed when the m1dn1ght
gunday deadline passed and
negotiations were continuing
F e deral mediator Harry
Bickford called a recess JUst
before dawn today to allow
participants to rest.
However. sometime during
that rest break. the union or
dered Its-employees to strike
Allempt.s to reach the cor
porate headquarters of the
airllne in San Francisco proved
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l S Coa~t Guard 0Hic1ab s~od
r lean up crew~ began scooplllg
the m<>s s from Huntington
bN1ches today and Coa.st Guard
people were mee ting with
Newport o ff1 c1a ls to plan
<"lt.>anup of tht! tar
Ocean balhen. who Jammed
the Huntmgtoo state beaches
Sunday reported a fine film of
ml floating in the surflme. Many
~w1mmers emerged from the
water cover ed with 011 .
lifeguard.' reported
C:o~t Guard offic1ab said ~
t •H ...,hould bl· cleaned from
bt:ache:, by Tuesday
The 011 and tar. they ~aid. ap
pears t.o IX' d refined product
and not the result or natural
seepage from the ocean floor
Coast Guard officers said
they 're exam1n1ng bilges of
s hips that passed through the
area recently
Guarded Condition
Niguel Banker Shot;
Cops Nab SUspect
By STEVE llllTCH£LL
Of -_,, .._ ''""' A bank manager from Laguna
Niguel rem&J.DS m guarded but
s table condition al South Coa..t
M ed1caJ Center after being shot
1n the stomach outa1de hi\
Man Pushe d
Off NB Pier ~
Suspect H e ld
An Anahe1 m rl'Sl dl'nt r1·
muin.-d JBl1l'<I today tn Newpon
Reach after he wa~ arrc~ted tb1 i.
v. eek end for allegedly throwin~
hi s 59 vear old father of[ th<·
Newport Pier
Jonathan Philip Cohan. 27
~ ai. boo\red on susp1c1on of a~
... ault with a deadly weapon in
connection with the incident
According to police rcpora
the younger Cohan was arrested
Saturday. although lht> incident
occurred last Thursday
Police said the elder Cohan
described as a poor swimmer
v. as fish.mg with his son when
the younger man began to talk
about kilJmg someone . The older
man decided t.o leave the pier
und the son allegedly threw him
into the water
Witnesses threw a rope to thr
elder Cohan and rescued him
Police sajd the younger Cohan
disappeared after the alleged In
cldent. He was arrested when he
showed up at his brother's home
in Anaheim and police were
called lo take him into custody
parked car 1n Laguna Beach
t!arly Saturday morning.
John Donald Shea. 38. of 31344
West Nine Drive. Laguna N1gu~J. remains 1n the mt.enslve
(•are unit al the South Laguna
hospital fie was talten lhere
Jflt-r offl<'ers round him lying In
the gutter in the 1200 block <>f
(;lenneyre Street al about 2 15
.i m Saturday
S h<>a . \'tCe president and
manager of the Southwest Bank
of El Toro, 1s also president of
the t::l Toro Lions Club
La~unu Fh_>ach pol1c., arrt!sled
Den vt>r ml•chan1c Joseph Lou1:.
Duran 2il J(ter a 15 minute
pursuit throu.:h l.lJ~una Beach
~tn•t•ls e;,irly S<iturday
Off1cl'rs rl'l'on~truc·ted th•,
.... tory Uus way
Shea all<•gedl) left a tavern on
S-Oulh ('OliSt I ughwa) after clos
1 n~ hours Saturday to rl.'tum to
his cream colored Cadillac
µarked on Glcnneyrt> St
A man approached the bank
manager and asked where the
Lill le Shrimp bar was located
She<1 gave the man instructions
to the nearby tavern. and turned
to put his keys in the car door
The suspect then approached
Shea. placed a handgun ogainst
his back and said. '"Don't move
or 1 ·11 blow you Hwa y '"
He took the keys from Shea
and ordered him to go to the
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Coa~t
Newport Beach Hfeeuards
said an estimated 4100,000 people
vl1lted the beacbea tb1a weekend
u telftj)el'atu.rel inland soared
to nea.r17100 desreet.
Appearing today on a radio
talk show in Dover, Mrs. Carter
.said her remark about Ken·
nedy's safety "slipped out lnad·
vertently.
"After, I was sorry I said it,"
<See TED, Pa1e A%> Daneers Shun Ballerina W e athe r
Patchy fog and low
cloudlneu at beaches dur·
Ing early morning hours
otherwise sunny Tuesday
with s.ome high clouds
Lows tonight 66 to 70
Highs Tuesday 76 to 80 at
beaches to 90 to f¥1 Inland
SUDda.1'1 crowd of 110,000 wu
u bi1 a the Labor Day turnout,
accordlns to Uferuard Lt. Lo1an
Loctabey. Labor Day la'tradi·
UonallJ one of th e heaviest
beacb me days al the year.
· Lockabey aald there were few
problem.a usoclated with the
crowdl. A total of 38 awlmmen
lied to be NIC\led.
Ho .... , lif9P-arda HJd the
oil 1..W ......... rridaJ lD Palos Verdee luid ...ud ita way far
eaoqb ICIU&b by s.mu1 to leave .. ,.. ... of tar Oft beachea
tlom t&t late ADa River Jetty eo-...1trwt. . .......... ,.wa, out ot
alM • ...,. c:o¥end with tar,•• be .........
LoekalMJ 1aJd tb• Co11t Gaud ._ OD &a.. lane today
JleJtaa . pt-fOr a Joint Cout O••,.._. ,...., up ot tM mas.
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SEUS ABOUI'
WEllYIHING
"I've I01d just about every·
thine tb rou e h Dally Pllot
cla11lfted adl. ''
That's the advertlltnc 1ucce111
atory of tbe La1 una Beach
woman who placed lhJt ad Jn the
Dally Pllot:
8°d'r m Set, cont•m·
porery: 2 two bedl. hdbrda, malt, box
1pr11, man '• & ladl., druaer aoo Ph ....
lUCltlt
tf79'1 want to aell "Juat a bout
anyu.unc." try th• friendly DaJ ·
ly Ptlot claulfted ad·vlJen at
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Defector's Wife Accused of 'Selling Squl'
MOSCOW <AP > -Bolshoi
ballerina LudmiUa Vlasova .
center of a Sovlet·U.S. confron·
latlon Jut month when she left
her defector hus band in New
York, 11 1111retUn1 her decision
to come home, Bolaboi insiden
H)'. .
Miu Vluova la beln• abunned
and 11dlculod by f eJlow dancen
who wtU not talk to her beeauae
tbey Ud.nk lhe "aold her soul" to
Sovtet ottlelala in r.turn for bet·
tu roMI Bollbot aourcea aay.
A'mbiilOO 11 th• ezplanatJoo
clrculatlna In t.be famed MOICOw
dance troupe for the ll·Jtar.old
b11lertna'1 decl1lon to come
bom• tl"Om the Unit.cl Stat.ti ln·
1t ad of defeeUn1 wltb her
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hU.band, Bolshoi star Alexander
Godunov.
Ia she happy with her choice"
Bot.bot lJWden say no.
The picture that emeries ls of
a dancer scorned and lnaulted
by put frtenda, commuUn1 to
and from ballet rebeanala from
ber elderly mother'• Moscow
apartment tralled by two Soviet
Hcurtty men.
Ml11 Vlaaova baa been IC·
cefaible only to the Soviet media
alnc• ber b ero'a homecomin1
almott two weeu •io.
U .8. MlthortUee IJ'OUnded for
t.hrM clt JI the .Uroflot pJane
1he .., on ln New York •bile
tbey determlned whether ahe
was returnln1 to Ru11t1 by
·'
choice. She convinced them she
did not want to slay.
Sources say Soviet officials
wantf!d the ballerina to meet
wltb the forelcn prea aoon after
her return but that abe ref\&Nd.
She bu llolJt.ed benell from
f rlenda, tnaldera re veal, and
doe1 not w1lh to return to the
spacious apartment lh• •hared
with the 29-year-old,,Oodunov.
·'I think there are too many
memories tbere," a aource 1a.ld.
She baa ke,pt buly •lnc• her re·
turn rebe.u'a1nl ln th• Bolabot
ballet. ·'Lo"• for Love," •
c h oreo,rapb ic veralon or
Shakespeare'• play, "Much AcSo
A bou t Nothln1 ." to be
performed this aeuon.
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INSIDE TOD" Y
TM troubled l4IC JO da11• of
Alan Ladd'• Ufe are T~OUftl·
ed 1n Utt MCOnd pa11 of o
UNI Oft the actor. s •• Pao•
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Tehran, MW tit i.ftmcll
HDOUDffld lM ... Md
1cknow..._ed T~IDI,
•• WU Ill Cbatrmaa.
Quotlq a IQvernment
announcement, KJodo
Hid lrao wou.ld obHrve
\brH d~• of moumln1 1Matao1aa toda1. ,....._ ...
STRIKE ...
futile after the at.rikt wu called
becauat the union ropresenla
secretarial employeea aa well u
ticket and reservation aaenta
A recording notified caller1
that all of the alrllne's ruabt.a
had been canct'lled
A1rwest is an international
airline servlna 33 cllles In the
western United States, Canada
and Mexico.
From Or•nae County. the
ai rline serves Las Veaas,
Tucson and Pboenlx
Al midday . an airline
spokesman had little comment
on lhe strike thal grounded the
line's 400 daily ruabts other than
to note that tbe union failed to
obaerve a courteay 24-bour
notification berore calling the
strike
The abrupt walk-out UteraJly
caught the airline with aome or
i ts planes in midair . Those
rugbta were grounded once they
landed.
"It's caused a major inconven·
lence to our passengers. We
can only apologize fo r the
airline There's nothing else we
can do," said the spokes man.
In Orange County, Mark
Peterson, a spokesman for Air
California, said that airline was
planning to try to pick up some
o f the s tra nd ed Airwest
passengers on Air Cal's existing
flight schedule.
A c cord1 n lo( to Alrwe11 t
s pokesman L1t<'hfield , that
airline had some 200,000 res-
ervations outstanding al the
time of the 1trike.
He said that because it's the
r eservation clerks who are on
strike, there 1s no way to notify
the people who hold those res·
er vationa.
Fro111 !Pag<-A I
Newport Beach
The temperatures today were
expected to reach 92 and dip to
an overnight low or 68.
A weather service spokesman
said the hot temperatures were
due primarily lo a thermal low
moving toward the coaat from
Inland an~ the absence of
sea breezes.
These condUlons will prevail
through Tuesday with warm
days and fair weather forecul
through the week.
l11tnate Cuts Throat
Of H08tage Guard
DEER LODGE, Mont. (AP) -
An inmate servln1 a 100-year
aentence for murder crabbed a
Montana State Prl1on 1uard,
s lashed tbe 1uard'1 throat and
held him bosta1e until a police
snlper ahot the convict to death,
say•prlaon warden Ro1er Crill.
Crat 1ald tuard John Clair
w&1' bolpltalized ln aood cond.l·
lion after the lncident Sunday.
Tbe Inmate waa identified as
Gary Bucklty, 30, who had been'
in prlaon for leas than four
years.
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Declared Race
W A.llllNOTON <AP> -. le.
Sdward Kenned , under
arowllll pNNUN to ""' ror the t•: O.mocreUc prealdentlal
aomlaallon. bat IDdloated a.. wnl~n.t.btl'Wtb1U.,.
Pneident Caner ln Um• to ea\tr
the prtmarl• .
Kenoecly toJd two New Yorll
0.1nocrat1, s.n. Daniel fiaU'tcll
If oynllwa ud Oov Hu1b Carey.
tbat "by Thanllt&Mn1 I'll have
a pretty p>Od Id••" whether h
wlll nm. aeeordtna to aoure•
familiar wtlb the converaatJon
Tom Soutbwltk, Ktnl\edy'1
preaa alde, acknowledltd lbal
the coovet'latlon look place bul
retuaed to d.laeu.u lbo 1ubltaitc•
Southwick al10 uld thal
"clearly. a number of peopl ln
the part.y have Hld he <Keo
o.dy >°""ht to run "
The atdt' alAo rc-fu•ed to diJI
cu11 a posalble Kt-nnt'dy Umt"la
ble for de<'lctma wht•thl'r tu tnlllr
the race
tr Kennedy decided In lal•
November Lo <'hullenwc C'ertl'r.
t.he Massuchuaell11 11onalor
would have Ume to act his naml•
on the ballot ln 1uch early pr<'ll
lde nttal primaries as New
Hampshire and MaaaachuaeltR.
whe re he would be heuvlly
favored over Carter
The latest nurry of speculu
Uon aboul a Kennedy presldcn
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BANKER .•.
other aide of the car and aet in.
Shea refu.sed, and the suape<:l
allegedly poi nted the large
caliber automatic plslol at his
stomach and squeezed the trlg·
ger.
The suspect then leaped lnto
the car and sped south oo Glenn·
eyre. He turned around and
drove toward Laeuna Beach
High School whe re he was
1potted by offlcers alerted by a
caller who saw Shea lying In
the s treet
Sgt, Greg Bartz, who wu the
first to anive at the scene of the
shooting, said officers pursued
Dura n from Cleo Street to the
high school, then back down w
Coast Highway.
Four police unlla were in·
volved in the chase which ended
io the north part of the city at
the end of Ledro1l Streett and
Cout Hlglnr•1 where olflaars
11et up a roadblock.
Ual e1Dd1Acy beau tut wen
when the Hnltor acknowlecUed
""' bt dlleuaHd the llOAibllity wllh bla molbu and wlfe aod
tbal tbty uJd they would DOt ob-
j.et to blt nanatna. -
Tbt Mnator, who leadl Carter
In moet public opinion polll. had
lunch wfth lht praldent Friday.
AccorcUna to one p\&bllahed re-
port, Ken.oedy told Carter the
prHldent could not be re-eleeted
and would hurt other
Democratic cand.ldates ln ~ lf
ht ran
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ahe aald.
I.Inda Peek of the Carter-
Mondale Re election Commit·
t e(', aatd Miss Liilian "later ex-
pre11ed concern that her re-
mark wu mlalnttrprei.d." Ma.
reek uld the pruldent ·a
mother simply reported her
conec.>rn for Kennedy'• well-
being In a way that was "sin
BLACK CAT OMEN
FOR BR1'WN7 -A5
<'<'re und hone11l and from her
heart as a mother "
An aide lo Sen Kennedy de
nled publh1hed reporta lhal lht
M asaachusetts Democrat con
slden Carter a "pollUcal crip
pi e '' who c annot wi n re
election.
"The story la lnaccurat.e, ·
uld Kennedy'• pre11 secretary.
Tom Southwlck. '1'he reporter
did not speak to the senator."
The story, published in Sun·
day's Atlanta Journal and
Conslllullon, quoted uniden·
tlfied political sources as HY·
Ing KeMedy feels Carter could
draa otner Democrata down to
defeat.
The article also said Kennedy
told Cart.er during a luncheon
meeting last week that a battle
between them for the 1980
D e mocratic pres iden\lal
nomination could pave the way
for a Republican victory.
Although Kennedy has denied
he is a candidate, he made il
known last week that his wife
and m other would s upport
~Im in a campa_ienJ an an-
nouncement widely viewed · as
another 1tep toward a Kennedy
campaign.
€t'as9 C•Pltofleeb •
When thll cart ended lta Journey at iltfa It.nit and Balboa Boulevard today, you .. are left wonderinl~ Dld
the operator Jet hllh on 1roc117 ·~•' Did liflat.ct prlc• do tt? ~aybe lt bad one of. UiOM wobbly wbeell
and the ahopper parked tt here ln illl1uat. Wbo knowa?
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Steablllng Doum
Window washers at the 10-atory twin towers in
Newport. Beach's Koll Center clean exterior glass
as part. of preparaUona tor occupancy of the new
bulldlnga next month. Since the exteriors of both
bu11dlnaia are almost entirely glass. It aeema unlike·
ly the window washers will ever run out or work.
NB Suspect Denies
Extortion Plotting
Extortion 1uapect Larey Smith
of Newport Beach wu ar-
ralaned thla mornln1 In Loa
An1eles federal court where be
entered a plea of innocent to
char1es of att.empUn1 to extort
$100,000 from the brother of a
miaslna woman.
Smith. 44, of 4640 Park
Newport, remained in jail in Los
Angeles. He ls being held In lieu
of $200,000 bail.
Durlna today's hearlna before
federal Judie Malcolm Lucu, It
w11 revealed that Smlt.b'a ~e
aourct of lncome aince lf74 hu
been from aambllna.
At the lime of ht1 arrest,
Smith told federal a1enta be wu
a caUl• broker, but t.bat atat.e-
ment wu refuted ln court doc~
ment.a neld today and at a bear·
101 Friday ln which Smith's at·
torney. deputy federal pubUc
~ender Brian Robbins wu UO·
aucceuful ln havln1 Smith'• b11l
reduced.
Smllh ls accuaed of en11neer·
IDI lbe alleged extortion plot
which Involved as Its victim
Anaheim businessman Larry
Fox.
Fox ·s 11i1t.er. Carolyn Bealer
was the purported kidnap vie
tlm Sbt hasn't been seen since
lhl" attempted e xtortion two
weeks a10 and Newport Beach
police aay they believe she ts
dead
Smith 1ayg Mlss Bealer wu a
~llUna participant 10 the
tebeme. He ci.Jqaa be wu prt9·
1ured bdo t¥ plot by two men
kDowa only • Jack and Ray.
Mayor Paul Ryckotf aald to-
day be bopee Newport Beach Cl·
ty CowldJ memben 1till cu •P-
prove a plan camn1 for the
dredlinl Of the Dover Sborel
boatchanDel.IMtctcomtnact.lon
of North Star Bitch Park.
Ryekoff, who'• backed the
Idea in the put, Hid he's DOW
unsure how hla eolleagues will
view the proposal at tooJcbt's Cl·
ty Council meell.q.
Ryckotf'a doubt.I were ra!Md
by an analyalt of the material to
be dred1ed which 1bowa that
most of lt 11 ftne 1Ut. SUt iln't
conaldered desirable material.
Councilman Ray Wllllam1,
who ordered the report, indicat-
ed he'd to for the project lf most
of the material ii 1and.
According to the report pre·
pared by city staff memben.
el1ht samples were taken from
the two Upper Bay boat c.ban·
nela.
The reaulta ranee from 70 per·
cent silt with 30 percent sand to
97 percent 1Ut.
The Dover Shores Community
AuoclaUon, which baa been UD·
1ucceuful ln the put two years
In 1ettlnl all the permtta needed
for the dred11ng project, will put
up the m .ooo for construction of
a jogatnl trail and landscaping
on the 10-acre beach as part of
the dredging work.
The proposal calla for lbe pits
of dredee material to be covered
over wllb the exi1Ung beach
material before the paperwork
11 done
The plan must be approved by
the clty and the county, both of
which own the beach. •
Ftlneral Held
For Newport's
Jack Bruner
Private funeral services have
been held for Jack Bruner, a
former executive of Wall Dianey
Produc tions and long-time
Newport Beach resident who
dted last Tuesday at the age of
72
Mr Bruner worked for Disney
from 1937 until his rettrement in
19'72 At the time of his retire-
ment. he wu Program Manager
for 011oey TV Productions.
Mr. Bruner leaves his widow,
Jesslyn of the family home at 2lfJ
Beacon Bay and two brothers,
Kenneth Bruner of Newport
Beach and CbarlM Bruner ol
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For those Casual Days around Campus ...
Lev! lndlQo IAnlrnt With aubtte i:xx:ket
aooenta. compllm.nlld bv the so111ouch
of cotton knit lhlrtt In auocted .srnpes.
add e hOOdeO sweetahlrt or a Woolnch OOttOn
cnsmoe •Mt tor thole oooter days ehold
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ALSOARAOE
56 FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH
( 71 4) S.4 7030
s
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t
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Pointed Landiag
Traci Fannin, 16, Newport Beach. winces
as her pet double yellowhead parrot
secures bis perch on her bare shoulder
with his toenails. The parrot is 17 years
old.
Appeal May Delay
Anthony Hearing
An appeal now pending before
a state court may delay
Tuesday's scheduled opening of
a preliminary bearing into cam-
paign fund laundering charges
against three Orange County
political figures.
The appeal seeks to overturn a
Superior Court decision which
blocked Central District
Municipal Court Judge Robert
Law from presiding over the
hearing into charges against
Board of Supervisors Chairman
School Lease
Decision Due
Phillip Anthony , form er
supervisor Ralph Diedrich and
former Anaheim city coun·
cilman William Kott. ·
Prosecutors from the state Al·
torney General's office will seek
a ''two to three week" delay in
the start or the preliminary
hearing to allow them time to
file a response to the defense ap-
peal. according to a source close
to the case.
Anthony, Diedrich, Kott and
Gene Conrad, once a county
political financier, are charged
with violations of the 1974
Political Reform Act , including
allegations that they concealed
the true source of funds in
several 1976 election campaigns.
The prelimloary bearing to de·
termine if sufficient evidence
now exist.a to bring the matter to
trial in Superior Court originally
waa scheduled to begin Jufy 23.
Identity
Of Victim
Unknown
Coroner 's officials today still
sought the identity of a young
skin diver killed off Laguna
Beach when a 30-fool cabin
cruiser's propeller cut through
his body.
The victim,. who officials said
was diving a h a lf mile orr
Laguna's main beach alone, was
described as 16 to 21 years old,
standing 5-feet 7 inches tall and
weighing 130 lo 150 pounds.
The mishap oc.:urred shortly
after 2 p.m. Saturday when the
power boat driven by a 14-year-
old girl ran over the ill·fated
diver.
The girl was steering the boat
back to Newport Beach after a
family outing and fishing trip to
Dana Point. Harbor Patrol of·
ficials indicated it wu legal lor
th~ young girl to be steering the
boat. There were adult.a nearby.
the spokesman added.
,
PAIL y Pl\.Ol
' Food Stamps, Medi-Cal
.
Co11nty's llefugees ·
87 SOllE•T llAaltEa
Of .. C>My~ ....
A •W'le ol Indochinese ref. ugees seWlng in Orange County
baa put a heavy strain on IOCial
service progre11, county of-
ffciala report
The population of refueees in
Oral\ge County now ataads
between 19.000 and 25,000.
And the number la expected to
double by next summer u 1,000
refugees are expected to arrive
each month after President
Carter relaxed immigration re-
gulations last June.
Other refugees also are pre-
dicted to enter the county from
other parts or the United States
in a ·'secondary migration
wave."
Because of the population
boom and the growing demands
for coWlty services, supervisors
are scheduled to get a report
Tuesday that requests the hiring
of 67 permanent employees to
accommodate growing de -
mands.
The demands by the new
e mployees . mostly in the
eligibility and social services.
would cost slightly more than Sl
million for the remainder of the
fi scal year that ends next June
30.
The request is being made by
the Human Services Agency
<HSA) on the basis that there is
to be a 100 percent reimburse·
ment by the federal govern·
ment.
In a report lo supervisors.
HSA Director Margaret Gner
Mexico Chief
Reviews Pot
TIJUANA , Mexico IAP )
President Jose Lopez Portillo
has met in Tijuana with 35
generals. reviewing Mexico's ef·
forts to destroy marijuana
fitlds.
A terse announcement before
Lopez Portillo flew back Sunday
to Mexico said the meeting con·
cerned "Operation Condor," in·
volvina the state of Sinaloa.
said workloads have increased
substantially.
For esample, requests by ref·
ugees for cash usistance, food
stamps and Medi.Cal, have in·
creased from 1,957 cases to 3,054
cases from July. 1978 to lut July
for a S6 percent gain.
The report said that newer ref·
u1ees aenerally have lower
Eoalllh speakiq and educatloa
levels, fewer Job 1ktlla an•
worse health and less mental
and emotional ftabtllty.
These factors, Miss Grier
notes. inc:Ucate the new arrivals
will receive more services for
longer periods of time.
The report also notes that the
newer refugees do not receive
the same pre-entry screening
that is given to other immi· a rant.a. . Many medical experts believe, I the report says, that some dis·
eases found in refugees are the
REFUGEE INFLUX
FEDERAL PftOBLEM--9'6
result of overcrowded conditions
in refugees camps and from
trauma cauaed in fleeing their
homelands.
The impact on child health
services and pulmonary dis·
eases services are reported to be
particularly severe.
From April 1 to June 30, ref-
ugees accounted for an estimat·
ed 14.2 percent Cl,«3) or all
child health patient visits
In addition, Jndocbinese ref·
ugees accounted for 32.2 per-
cent (9.645 ) of all visits for
pulmonary care treatment.
Neither child beallh service
nor pulmonary disease services
are staffed to treat additional
patients, the report says.
The report also estimates that
the new 1,000 arrivals would
bring about 15 cases of activ'!
tuberculosis Into the county each
month.
Other di sea ses include
leprosy (Hansen's disease >. in-
ternal parasites. and trachoma
(disease of the eyes.>
Leprosy and tracboma have
low incidence rates and not con·
sidered a public health threat at present, the report says.
If federally-funded programs
for refugees are not made
available to them, the refugees
will use eQ&ting programa which
already are overbw-dened. the
document asserts.
Newport-Mesa school superin·
tendent John Nicoll is expected
to make a recommendation
Tuesday on the lease of Mesa
Verde School in Costa Mesa. The
school was closed last June
became ol dectinlna ent'Ollmerit. ,, Scbool trustees will dJseuas
Procedural problems.
however, immediately de-
veloP.ed 1 ~'9. J>roaecµtors soucfil to l"dge Law from
conducting e prelioiinary ex-
amination. Nine judges -follr
in Superior Court -have bad
the case before them.
Officiala were unclear about
whether the eirl bad seen the
diver before the boat struck
him . A Harbor Patrol
spokesman noted there was fog
in the area and said the pleasure
craft was not going fast when
the accident occw-red.
The generals 9'aUoned laJleja
California also reported about
emergency procedures drafted
in event of earthquakes. floods
or other disasters. No details
were made public .
. &Mt....., C.-mlftll
Sign oo g~oline price reg-
u 1 at ions, post e d at the
Arco sen1ice station at Via
L i d o and N.ewport
Bou levard in Newport
Beach. pretty well s ums up
the management ·s view-
point.
·'This will result in fewer
services ror other c lient
groups." the matter at a meeUng set for
7: 30 p.m. Tuesday at Harper
Community Center, 18th Street
at Tustin Avenue. Costa Meaa.
The disttict has been negotiat·
ing with Coastline Community
College and Fairview State
Hospital for the lease of Mesa
Verde
Conrad , now jailed at a
federal prison al Lompoc on a
loan fraud conviction. is not a
party to the pending defenae ap·
peal.
Sex Cures
Arthritis Pain Eased
Authorities were alerted to the
accident when they he ard a
radio call to the U.S. Coast
Guard based in San Diego.
Harbor Patrol deputies launched
a boat and carried paramedics
to the scene off Laguna.
The young girl was shaken
after the incident. officials said.
Officials said the victim was
clad in a wet s uit, fins and
Verdugo Hills High School gym
shorts.
There were no other people
near the yoWlg diver . leading in·
vesligalors to believe he was
diving alone.
Wuple Held
In Thefts
A Santa Ana couple sought by Christina
Fountain Valley police as s us· 'S • d' peels in two burglaries was urpnse
stopped early Sunday rooming
by Newport Beach police and LA JOLLA <AP > The pnct'
s ubsequenUy a rrested. of mansions and the presence of
Ruben F Preciado. 18, and an FBI man at a party sur-
Debbie Ayala. 19. were arrested prised Ch r istina Onassis
and booked by Fountain Valley Kauzov while the woman often
detectives at 1 ·04 a.m. as sus-said to be one of the woFld 's
pects m burglaries that netted nche5t persons stayed at this
Most of the service has been
f inanced by 100 percent in
federal money ·
However . the report notes,
that legislation expires Sept. JO
and the federal government ,s
considering new legislation
which may continue Cinanc1al
s upport to programs serving
refugees.
Officials note that federal
legislation would lift the time
limit on social services available
to refugees
This means refu gees could
continue to be eligible for 100
percent federal reimbursement
of soctal services regardless of
how long they are in the coun·
ty. the report said
ClDCAGO <AP) -Sexual activity can tem-
porarily relieve the pain of arthritis by stimulating
adrenal glands to produce cortisone, according to a
doctor who is a specialist on human relations.
"This alone provides from four to six hours of re-
lief from arthritic pain," Dr. Jessie Potter told 450
patients and professionals at a meeting of the Na-
tional Arthritis Foundation.
thieves about $1 ,700 worth of resort area north of San Diego. ll.41?.--i) C h jewelry and television sets. 3 Held in Drugs llUBe e r88 e8 Fountain Valley investigators When she-read that a local
Du G w A y p R o v 1 NG said the couple was detained house was selling for S6 million, SAN FRANCISCO (AP > -The
GROUND' Utah (AP ) _ A after the1r descnptions and a lhe 29-year·old with a reported Federal Drug Enforcement Ad·
Ms. Potter is a f acuity member at the University
of Illinois and Northwestern University medical
schools and director of the National Institute for
Human Relations in Chicago.
d l t. r th · •CIV\ nu·llion fortune asked· ministration announced the ar-aecond cruise miss ile has escr Pion o e1r car was ...,.,., . crashed while undergoing night broadcast countywide following "Who could afford to pay that rest of three men and the seizure
burglaries on Aug 27 and Sept. much for a house? A boat of nearly 600,000 doses of LSD tests al Dugway Proving Ground maybe. but not a house... worth $1.5 million on the street.
in the western Utah desert, the _2_. ---------------------------------defense Department said
Goats May Be Moved
Wddl,ife Expert Vuita San Clememe Island
SAN CLEMENTE ISLAND
<AP) -A wUdl.lfe roundup ex-
pert told a federal judae there
may be a bloodless solution to
the alleged overpopulation of
goats oo niaaed San Clemente
Island.
llm. Clapp, who accompanied
U.S. Di.Itri~ Judie Robert I(.
Takasua:l. attorneys for botb tbe
Navy and the Fund for Animals
ln a reeearcb party wblcb in·
s peeled tbe lalaad., Hid the
&oat.I could be caputred lmtead
of killed.
Tbe tour wu an attempt oo
tbe part ol tbe Navy, npl"lleDt-
ed by Alllltant U.S. AUonMy
Stepben O'Neil, to 1bow the
Judie tbe terratn ad coaW»ce
Takansl ol tbe problem8 ID·
volved la JW+ MQl at Ml••.
But QW. wM Ml e dzted
tlae tt• ........ ••t• wU bonee la ~. ••• ra lt.a~z told tbe JuQe M WU eel'•
t.ala 1M ... aw be caqbt ud remond from tllle lllaDCI
aafelJ. ''ftia j .... WU DCmCOID·
mlttal -be dl*tt .... lift an .,.brow," aatd Gretebm W1~_r~
"" eUlnDall of tbe 1'UDd JUI" Mllaall _. a putktpaat ID the
tour.
She said the group only en-
countered five goats during the
visit, \>'It. could bear their bleat·
Ins at they looked over the
bland .
Taku\lll lut May ordered the
Navy not to proceed with a
planned alaulbter of 3,000 of tbe
l1l1nd'1 4,000 goat.a because no
environmental impact state·
ment bad been filed and the
Navy planned \o leave the
anlJDala to rot where they fell.
CydlatKilled
The order waa granted on a
suit flied by several wiJdll(e
groups, incluc:Ung the Hollywood·
backed Fund for AnimaMI. which
said a more humane way should
be found to thin the Island's goat
population of 4,000.
The party Oew to the island 50
miles off the coast by plane from
Lon& Beach, boarded a bus for a
tour of the island and later new
a helicopter over the rugged can·
yon area where the 1oats
thrive. ·
Brouabt to the 100-aquare mile
island by the Spanllb, the 1oats
have helped themselves to the
bland'• one-of-a-kind veaeat.a· In Santa Ana tion to the polnt ol lta extinc:tlon,
DoUClM l'ranklln WlWa, 22, of accord.inC to the Navy.
• N Lftof11 a. ~ Au That, .ID tuna, bu threatened
dled lutaatlJ S~nday .:!11i .the llvellbood of the planta.t and wMB 111i1 ~1• ram two natlve iDhabltaDta or the
car la._.. Au at t O'doet, lslad, UM m,bc. liaard and tbe
police Mid. lbrite.
OfftNn aa&d WIWI' motorcy-Tbe Navy 11 interested in the
cl• WPI tra..uu at a blch rata fat. ot the il1and because it UHi
ol 1,...S .... lt lllt a CU' -.WU part ol tt II .a flri.Df 1'aJlP 50 oat ol • ~ lot at 1-!(. WMU out ol the year. and IDaln· TultlD Aft., laia Ana. talaa tbe reat ol lt wltb tbe U.S .
Polle. 1aid WUllt wu weartnc Fltb and WUdllf e Department u
a taletJ helmet. a natural preeerve.
, ..
. .
'
madlZ. forus,ourawn
w1dcz. we.lei. cordcoa't ..
co-ordma'tmg wlth e;vcz.rythaj
from JWrtS to ~r<zy rlenruz.'\s JSO
you am \W.Or 1t fur nzarly errry
OCCBS1on . acce..ntn.d with suroa,
e.1b::7w pet.ch~ and.a Larton
hn111g, this ytz0r'round.c.oot
i~ o\so availeo)q, w.th mc!5tchu-B
trouSQ..re~ ~t~riricd<i.ii.h'lr o
plain or p~ f'rci-it,
r
'I •
_1here Li Still Jlope ·
·youthful Patr Contemplating Monday aAd Wiahing it Waa Fridatl
night.st.and. You tripped on the atalrs on the bone dlscardt!d
by man'• best rrtend. You tried to pour the morning corree
and were lucky to even h it the saucer.
WHO NEEDS UPSIDE DOWN! Rlght-side up is tough
enough: But the full-page ad you view through bleary eyes isn't
finished with you yet. It continues: "Like millions or ·
Americans. you probably have a growing dread of what
the future may bring .. .''
Sure you do. You have a growing dread that when you
stumble out the front door, the battery on your old heap
will be dead. The left front tire will be flat on one side.
Your socks don't match. There are all kinds of future
dreads on a Monday morning.
Actually. this ad was a plugger for a book written by a
guy who is suppost•d lo have all the answers on how you
can cope with the fear and dismay ahead. But on a Mon-
day morning, he's loo far ahead. Your main future fret Is
finding time for a second cup of coffee.
CONFRONTING THIS KIND or news on the first day
of the week ls like finding a guy In a long white robe,
marcblng on your sidewalk and toting a sign that predicts,
"The End is Near!" You knew tt anyway. The gas supply In your family
heap ia al an end and there isn't a station open near.
Maybe the old sign-tot.er out front would have• sHchl-
Jy modified message warning. "Prepare to Meet Your
Maker!"
That would be JUSl great too. On a Monday mom, you
aren't even prcpar<'d to meet your boss, much less your
Maker
SO TURN TO THE FRONT page and try to find
something to cheer you up Like the report that the smog
here along our Orange Coast will be the worst attack in
five years. But cheer up. The Air Quality Management District
people say you can escape the sludge in the air by simply
going to work at Big Bear Lake. Hemet or Lake Elsinore.
That jwst proves there's hope somewhere, even on a
blue Monday.
SChool Doors ., ....................
o.aUt -..CMrl ..._. •em•na pleket llw.outllde the clty'a 300 te.._. Ml"b todaY. aa.etAllll aom. m.ooo ltudiDtl, u attlkes coo·
U..Md to diarupt cfuua tor almo1t 900,000 ~ta. ln 14 atata.
. "ll appean we an beta& 1ueceutul ln lbtdffoa doWD the acbooll.'' aatd Tom Cook, vtce preaidlat al the Detroit PedaraUon cl Teacben.
The 12 ooq Oetrolt ltacben
1truck after lbey reJect.d a arreement on the contract hu
three-year contract otter by the not been reached.
Detroit 1cbool board lut week. Union leaden said they wciutd
MOaE THAN 41, ... teachers
were off the )ob acrou tbe coun-
try today.
Detroit schools opened today,
but officials were expected to
decide later whether to close,
tald a spokesman for the school
diatrict
But t.entaUve setUementa of 10
other Michigan teachers' strikes
over the weekend could leave at
about 390,000 the number of atu·
dents affected by walkouts in
that stale today.
MEANWHILE, OKLAHOMA
City teachers were returning to
work for the lint Ume in three
weeks.
Amid chants of "solidarity
forever," Oklahoma City's disai·
dent teachers voted Sunday
night to retwn to work. although
1eek reversal of a court l'\4llng
declarin& the strike illegal and
barrtna ne1otlaUona while the
walkout continued.
MEANWlllLE, Ll'M'LE pro1·
reas wu reported in weekend
negotiations in strikes by more
than 3,350 teachers 10 In·
dianapolla, Anchorage, Aluka.
and Spokane, Wash.
Walkouts continued 1n
California. Connecticut. llllncns.
Louisiana, New Jersey. New
York . Ohio, Oregon. Penn
sylvania and Rhode Island
Negotiations that concluded at
4 a.m today resulted in a ten·
talive agreement that averted a
strike by 620 teachers in New
Britain, Conn., who had voled
Sunday to JOIO more than 460
already o rr th e j o b in
Southington.
NATION I WEATHER
Denwcrats Gat h e r
President Carter 's m other. Mi ss Lillian, greets
Califorrua Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. at a Democratic
party picnic at Nashua. N.H. Brown. an unannounced
candidate for president. shared the speakers' platform
with backers of Carter and Sen. Edward Kennedy, D·
Mass . Looking on is Rep. Celia Wynn, D·Nashua. See
story on Page AS.
Monks' Diseipline Ends?
W ASIUNGTON <AP> -Short·
ly aft.er becoming pope, John
Paul II reversed a Vatican de·
ciaion to discipline members of a
Poll.sh American order of monks
who allegedly squandered
millions of dollars, a Gannett
News Service report says.
The abuses or contributions
and investments through "nm·
management'' and "immoral"
lileatyles were the subject of a
five-year Vatican lnveatigalioo
of the Pauline Fathers, a Penn·
sylvania-based order. GanoeU's
account sajd.
Murderer Says H e
Started Fatal Fire
CHICAGO <AP> -A murderer and arsonist says he set the 1958
fire at Our Lady of the Angels school on Chicago's West Side that
claimed 96 lives and left scores of children injured, WGN·TV reports
The unidentified man said In a taped Interview that he set the fire
in the basement of the 49-year-old school and ''had no intention or
hurting anyone."
It waa not known if the man,
reportedly on parole, had been a
student at the acbool.
THE TDEB·8TORY bulldlng
caught fire about 2: 30 p.m. on
Dec. 1, 1958. while most or the
grade school's t ,300 students
were still 1n clus on the seeond
floor.
Alex Burkholder. Battalion
Chier George Schuller of the
Ch1cago Fire Department and
former Chlcqo Dall,y Newa re·
porter John Kuemter.
POLICE AND FIRE officials
and a spokesman for the Cook
County stat.e's attorney's office
refused Immediate comment.
IN SOME TODA V, the chief
Valtcan spokesman. the Rev
Rom eo Pancirol1. s aid the
Vatican had no comment for the
moment.
Attempts to obuun comment
on the report from the order'c;
leaders were unsuccessful Sun
day. The order ma10t&.10S the
Our Lady of Czestochowa Shnne
near Doylestown. Pa
"This 1.S not any of your bus1
ness." 'ta1d an un1dent1fled
person at th(' Doyles town
monastery who answered a call
from The As50C1ated Pre~~
TUE NEWS SERVICE'S re
Port was contained an the first
segment of a series on the al
leged abuses. "'h1ch 1l ... aid
church leaders. mclud1n ~ John
Paul II. had been trying to
remedy for fi ve years
Gannett's account said events
at the 600-year·old Order of St
Paul ~ F\nt Hermit "pushed ..
the Roman Catholic bJerarchy
into "an effort to avoid civil and
cnm1nal prosttution of t.boee m
volved and consequent public
scandal ..
A Vatican investigation of the
order·s financial affairs led to
the conclusion that some ac·
t1v1t1es engineered by a leader or
the order were of questionable
legality and were contrary to
church laws, the report said.
PAPAL INVESTIGATORS re·
porte dly reviewe d business
deals and tax ·avo1dance
c;chemes 1n five states . Florida,
Ca l1rorn1a , P e nnsyl vania .
f)elaware and New York.
"Vatican documents show
that. in less than a decade, the
order squandered a subs tantial
portion or S20 m1ll1on in chanta
bit> donation ~. loans, invest·
menl!. and bond proceeds
thrnuRh m1 ... manal(ement .
<1ub1ou.' bu~inP..,s practices and
what Vat1 c~n 1nves t1~atorc;
described as 'chaotic' a nd '1m·
moral ' l1fes ty h.•s." the news
ser vice s1ud
The invesUaaton, Joined by
Cardlna..l John Krol, Arcbbbbop
of Pblladelpbla. directed that
the offending pnest.s be severely
dlsc1plmed. the news service re-
port said
The blaze, which killed 92 stu·
dents and three Catholic nurus.
has never formally been ruled
an arson cue. and authorities
said as recently as last year that
It m ay have started acciden·
tally. GRAND OPENING!
The 32-year-old man made the
admission during a televised in·
tervlew with WGN -TV producer
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Black Cat Jinx
Brown Omen?
DOVD. N.11. CAP > -11om1• aft.r Sdaumd Bron Jr. Mt
foot oa...JfeW HaM,.wn'a ••d<taav.W ,....htlnuat·campatcn
trail. •bled clll c ..... Ida -.aa.
Tbe .CeJilonlAa Demou6 to..,..., day l111~ved but tome atate palltlcal ._..n a., hla Q\Mlt for th Wbite KOUH ta Jinxed,
DOt by tM c~ W b1 the penedl.q polltical pJ'eHDC:. o1 Sen.
Sd•ardK..-,.
It .... ..... IDO•~ llQH Jt•nntdy bH .,.... IQ New
llampablre. w~•r• prHldentl•l eruaadH be1ln, but the
11....cbUMttl Demoent m!Pt aa well have been everywber. that
Brown'• drcw·lib toed...,. appeand SWWlay.
aaowN11 lltJCll·Pt1aLKISZD uaault on New Hams-hire
came amid reoewed. pervuive apecu.latloo that Kennedy IOOn
would •ter tbe 19 White Home maratbon.
BEST ACTOR
Ron LelbfMn SUPPOR I ING ACTRESS
Eather Rolle
HIGHEST HONOR
Watter Cronkite
But Browa llDQNd tbe ree.e•ted queationa about Kennedy's
chanHe and punaed b.1a oa polltical mlaaton.
Ria pubUc eortlea were sreet.ed by dozens of aupporters bellow·
lne. "Jerry for President" and frantically wavina signa promoting
"Brown in 1980." Guest Stars Mn Emmys ..
THE OaGANIZED aAZZMATAZZ disturbed some
Democratic activists wbo chlded Brown because his loyalists were
bused in from Massacbuaetta.
"It was ~e a scene out of a movie -everybody playinJ t.heir
assigned role," aaid Raymond Buckley, a member oft.be party's
executive committee. "He insulted a lot of people by getting bis
supporters from central casting and pawning them off as New
Hampshire residents."
BUT PATlllCIA McMAHON. director of the state party, said
the importing of "rinicers" isn't new lo New Ha mpshire politics.
''ln 1.976 Jimmy Carter brought up bis 'Peanut Brigade' from
Georgia and they did the same thing," she said.
. ·'It was worth every cent it cost Brown, for every TV news
show and every newspaper photo wlll be crammed with sign-
waving Brown supporters and no one will know they were trucked
an by the campaign."
Ranger Backed
Petition Supports Mask
SAN DIEGO <AP} • A petition asking that Clayton Moore
be allowed lo keep wearing his old Lone Ranger mask In public
was signed by 472 people In six hours' lime Sunday.
Among signers were a woman in her 70s and a 3-year-old
youngster.
AN ORGANIZER, Marliss Gregerson, collected 750
signatures earlier. She said similar petitiona being circulated in
10 states would be malled to San Diego. A judge in Los Angeles
bas issued a preliminary injunction barring use of the mask by
Moore,. a Sf-year-old actor wbo used to play the Lone Ranger on
televi&ioo..
Wratber Corp .. which owns all rights to the character and is
making a motion pictUNJ with a younger actor in tbe title role,
wants Moore to quit acting the pa.rt ln public.
LOS ANGELES <AP> -Car-
roll O'Connor won a fourth Em-
my for bis portrayal of can·
tankerous Archie Bunker on
.. AU in the Family." while guest
stars from "Taxi" and ''The In·
credible Hulk" claimed other
top acting honor s in the
Television Academy's annual
awards.
President Carter, In a live
broadcast from the White House
Sunday night, paid tribute to
three slain TV newsmen during
the show that lasted slightly
more than 2 1h hours, the
shortest in years.
The audience at the Pasadena
Center reserved its biggest ova-
tion for CBS newsman Walter
Cronkite who received the
Academy's Governor's award.
Cronkite gently reminded them
that TV ent ertainment, like
news. had "done a pretty fair
job, not good enough, but pretty
fair."
ANOTHER FAVORITE was
71-year-old Milton Berle, who
was honored for his longtime
contribution to television.
'"Taxi," in its first year on
ABC. was named the outstand·
ing comedy seriea. "Lou Grant"
was named best drama series.
O'Coooor's award was for best
actor in a comedy series. Ruth
Gordon won as best actress in a
comedy series for a guest role
OD "Taxi."
Ron Leibman. whose show
''Kaz" was canceled by CBS,
was named best lead actor in a
drama series.
Buses Still Idle
2 of 3 Unions R eady t o Settle
LOS ANGELES <.AP} -The city
bus strike here entered its third week
with two unions ready to return to
work and the third reportedly al an
impasse in negotiations with the
Rapid Transit District.
(...._sr,_~_TE_J
MAUE'ITE Hartley won as
best actreu in a drama serles
for a guest appearance as tbe W·
fated .bride of Bill Bixby on
CBS's ''The Incredible Hulk."
ABC's "Friendly Fire" was
named the best drama special,
but stars, Carol Burnett and Ned
Beatty, lost tbe acting honors for
the category to Bette Davis for
CBS's "Strangers: The Story of
a Mother and Daughter" and
Peter Strauss for "The Jericho Mile."
son by American fire Jn Viet-
nam. ~ accepting his Emmy,
executive producer Martin
Starger dedicated the award .. to
the memory of Michael Mullin
and his family of LaPorte,
Iowa."
"Ba cksta1 rs at th e Whi t~
House." with 11 nominations\
won a single craft award. • ABC received 20 awards in all
categori~. including the craft.
awards presented Saturda1
night, NBC received 15, a nd CBS
13. Five Emmys went to PBS
and three went lo syndicated
shows.
ABC's "Roots II" was selected
as beat limited series. but only
Marlon Brando won in the acting
category for best support1ng
player
"Friendly Fire" told the story
of a Midwest fa rm family 's
anguish over the death or their
ces·s "Lou Grant." whi ch led
the nominations with 14. picked
up only one add1l1onal Emmy -
for wnting
ESmER ROLLE was named
best supporting actrC'ss in a
li mited serie~ or -;pcc1al fo r
NBC's .. Summer of My German
Soldier ... The NB C m1n1 se r1 es
Freeway Bill Vetoed
SACRAMENTO <AP > -Gov. Edmund Brown
J r . has vetoed a bill intended to speed the ex·
tension of the Long Beach Freeway north to con-
nect with the Foothill Freeway m Pasadena.
Brown said in a statement Saturday on his
veto of A8306 by Assemblyman William Ivers, R·
Flintridge, "I beheve that Uus bill is inappropnate
in light of existing federal standards for federal
aid highways."
The biJI would have switched the SUS million
project from the federal-aid urban system to the
federal-aid primary system.
CllA&LES BECK IVERS• admlniatraUve as-
sist.ant.. said if the cit.lea of Pasadena, South
Pasadena. Alhambra and Loi Angeles ever acree
on a route for the eztenaloo. It would take tt years
to complete lt. with funds available from the
federal·aid urban system.
TO
SPEAK
OUT!!
But under the federal-aid pnmary system, 1t
could be funded m two years. Bock said
The Long Beach Freeway now ends north of
the San Bernardino Freeway at Valley Boulevard
10 Alhambra
The proposed 4 2 m1h.• connection to the
Foothill Freeway would enable northbound traffic
from Long Beach to bypass the downtown Loa
Angeles area.
The bill passed the Assembly 68·2 and cleared the Sen.ate 25-8. I
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Woma11 COURAGE •
Accidentally and
Throu·~ Awav TRUE GRIT Sl700. ____ _.,. •
NILES. fl-A major art C
MeanwbilP, the district's 600,000
daily passengers find other ways to
get around.
Talks with the Amalgamated
Transportation Union representing
the 1,200 mechanics were suspended
Sunday after an afternoon bargain-
ing session, and an RTD spokesman
said the talks were at an "impasse."
to trip the alarm at seismographic
stations, probably struck along the
Calaveras Fault, scientists say.
The mild quake, regis tering
between 2.5 and 3.0 on the Richter
scale, occurred Sunday afternoon.
B~atNotecl
SAN FRAN CISCO <AP > -A
library dedicated to the remem-
brance of the Holocaust of World War
II has opened here .
THE HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
COMMITTEE OF THE CITY OF COSTA MESA IS HOLDING
A PUBLIC MEETING. THE PURPOSE OF THIS MEETING
IS TO ASK CITIZENS FOR THEIR OPINION REGARDING
WHAT IS NEEDED IN THE CITY'S HOUSING AND COM-
MUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM DURING THE YEAR
1980 . 1981.
exchange here reports the
tragedy of a Madison.
Wisc. ho usewife who o;old
~ collector·s plate worth
Sl700 for JUSt S40. In her
h!uer 10 J. R. MacArthur.
Di rector of 1he Board of
Governo~. T he Bradford
Exchange. 1he world trade
center for collector'-.
plates, the woman 1.Hote.
.. I had a Lahque 196:. plate
... wh ich I \Old ICI a fri end
for S40. I had no1 heard of
you then."
MacArthur points out 1' 11•1" J .. 1 .. , u "11• 11o •• "' ''"
rhat wh ik the Sl700 m.ir· .i,.,.1., .. ·' "' .• 11 111• lil11•··
k I r h I t .,,., 1•~·· "-.1• ,.1 .... , • luJr.u -el va ue o 1 1s p :111: "
II h h lt·t1•l11 ul Jul1u \\ ·" .... · ... l1f•· cxcep11ona y 1g . ma ny o wnt:r s ~re undware of .. 1r .... •• • "· ..... , ... ltu1tt.•.1 ·11-
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how qu1c~lv limned ed1· """ '''""''' ,,.,,1 ·•r· ""'''· 11on collec1or\ plate!> ap-JOll ' \\ \\ ,1 \ 111111.
prcc1a1e on the market. 1 11 , ... 1.,, '""·" ,,.11,,.111,.1 To aid IO iden11fyin~ .. 1 1 ... ,, ooourl..ol•I•· 1.i ... ''"'. t'ftldorSlahl
LOS ANGELES <AP) -Three
teen-agers have been booked for in·
vestigatioo of homicide ln connection
with the weekend robbery and slay-
ing of a 46-year-old lee cream truck
vendor in South Los An1eles, police
said.
Lupe Ochoa was selling ice cream
Saturday from the rear of • convert-
ed van driven by her buaband,
Gilbert, when t.bree youths de-
manded money from ber, u.ld Delee·
tive David Adair. The woman re-
fused and was a.bot once ln the chest.
BERKELEY (AP> -A earth-
quake, atroai enoqb to be felt by
some residenta but aUaJit enough not
About 60 people -some of them
s urvivors of Nazi concentration
camps -were at the dedication of
the library Sunday.
9B.-thl£r ...
LOS GATOS <AP> -Nlne persons
remain hospitalized following the
crash of a Greyhound charter tour
bus en route from San Francisco to
Carmel.
Eighteen elderly tourists and a
tour guide were injured when the bus
overturned on California 17 south of
here Sunday. Ten of them were treat-
ed a.od released at local hospitals
while those who remain suffered
from fractures, cuts and bruiBes.
THIS MEETING WILL BE HELD AT THE FOLLOWING
TIME AND PLACE:
DATE:
TI M E:
PLACE:
Wednesday, September 12, 1979
7:30 p.m.
Downtown Community Center
594 Center St. (opposite Lions Park)
Costa Mesa, CalifQrnia
ALL INTERESTED PERSONS CAN EXPRESS THEIR
OPINIONS TO THE HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVEL·
OPMENT COMMITTEE AT THE TIME AND PLACE IN-
DICATED ABOVE, OR CALL 754-6327.
lhc!.e place<;. 1hc Ex1.·hangc
1'i.Sues a free reporc. It con
1.11ns current pr ice~ 1.lf
more than 900 plates and
guidelines on what to look
for. when to buy. new, of
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and 1he plate evalu;.lllon I D•lly Piiot I
checklis1 used by lhe Ex· BOX 4 1 1 1 p,,nrck NJ 01666
c hange. I £nc1os"ci •!> i I To get your free report ·Preas!' v 1111 ,..,,. _ __
with no obligation. send lcOOoe\ "' Jonn Wayn<> I your name. ac.ldress and A TrtbulP dt ss 95 per copy
zip code before Saturday IN•m• I
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Refugee Fundin1
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for .um aid 1ptn1 al 9Dd ot WI ...... U It" aot mewed, Callfomia b\19 to p&dc up u mucb u • mllllan m UM co~ yew ln ~ health and welfare
COila.
Tbla la bad newa. lt'1 •llmated that Callforula now It bome &o IDOl'9 than bait ua. •.-.plua lndoehlMM re-
fu1 .. Wbo have entered Ulb country -at lbt lnvttaUOn
of the federal eovemment -and more arrive eaeh month.
Some lnd1caUon of the Impact 11 contained In a report
from Orana County's Human rvicea Aaeocy which
will be presented to the Board of Supervlaora tomorrow.
Th report says that approximately 1,000 refu1ee1
are arnvlnr In Oran1e County each month, attracted by
both the climatte and the presence of ·f rienda and relaUvea
already tettled here. At this rate the atimated county
population of between 18,000 and 25,000 refqeea could
double by July. 1980.
While moat eventually become self ·Sufficient, the
newcomers usually need autstance in tbe form of cash
allowances, medical care and food 1tampa. The caseload
for these services has increased from 1,SM7 in July. uns,
to 3.054 ln July of th1s year.
To handle the almost doubled caseload, the a1ency la
seeking authorization for ~ new PMltiona at an estimated
cost of $1 .3 million for the coming year.
It further recommends that 1upervi1ors seek 100 per·
cent federal fundlne for social and medical services and
financial aid to the refugees.
This indeed they s hould do . Apart from the
humanitarian consideration, the arrivins refuaees, who
are exempt from the usual pre·immigration health
screening, make heavy demands on county health
services.
Child health and pulmonary diseues are the most
common problems that must be handled to protect the
public health. Among the 1,000 new arrivals each month
there wiJl be an estimated 15 active tuberculosis cues.
And many require counae~g from mental health
se rvices to offset the tragic emotional stress of leaving
their homes, spending months ln squalid refugee centers
and now attempting to make a new life ln a strange land.
Sen. KeMedy has accused GQv. Brown. of f aillng to
provide the leadership necessary to set up programs to
enable the refugees to become self-sufficient sooner.
This is a poor shot. There's no doubt the governor
should be knocking on Washington's door Mght now to de-
mand extension of federal funding for refugee aid , in·
stead of "exploring" his presidential chances.
But it's not his fault, nor that of California ·s tax·
payers, that the refugees continue to arrive m such num-
hcrs .
Caring for them until they are settled -however
long that may take -is clearly the responsibility of the
federal government. And it's not as if they wouldn 't be
using a goodly a mount of our own tax contMbutions to the
federal coffers to handle the job.
Congress s hould sec to it that the refugee act is
promptly extended to provide 100 percent funding or the
needed services.
Safe Driver Reward
Californians with clean driving records soon mu y bt-
g1ven the privilege of obtaining an automatic four .year
e xtension of their driving licenses without passing u ne w
written or road test.
A bill passed by the Senate and Assembly would
authorize the Department of Motor Vehicles to grant a
single four-year extension to drivers under the age of 70
who have managed to avoid traffic citations, simply on
payment of the usual $3.25 renewal fee.
If signed by the governor, it would become effective
next year.
This of course would relieve the OMV of considerable
paperwork, without reducin& any revenue, in addition to
being a welcome reward for safe drivers.
However, eight years ~ertainly seems the absolute
maximum time even safe drivers should KO without a
r eview of rules of the road via the written test, and an eye
tes t to make sure vision ls still up to par.
The volume ot traffic on California roads demands
that drivers be alert to the rules and in good physica l
shape.
If the a utomatic license extension goes into effect,
the OMV should keep an accurate statistical check for
any impact on accident rat.es.
It could well be that the fact California drivers now
are obliged to bone up on traffic regulations and ha ve an
eye test every four years has had a beneficial eff eel.
• Optn1on1 expressed 1n the space above are those ot the Daily Pilot
Other views e1<pre&sed on this page are thoao of their authors anq
artists Reader comment 1s 1nv1ted. Address The Daily Pilot. P 0
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Boydl Knock on Wood
By L. M. BOYD
U you knock on wood tor
1ood luck, you're ln pretty
fair company. hlalorically
Sir Wlntlon Churchill did
that nwneroua Um ea dally. '
So dld Will Ro1et1, com·
pulalvely, belore 1t.epplo1 OUl
:>n any atqe.
No Dutch couple under a1e
JO can marr)' without
p1renta' consent. That wu
tbe law lo The Net.herludl
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died witb tunnell and caves.
Lot of Utile monluw• Uve In
there, lnddentally. What'• ao
odd about tbem la tbey make
peLI of ldt&ml.
Mo1t ft'errbodJ bow1 tbat
Harvard ad Yale have U..
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Rowland .Evam/Robert Novak
Soviet Test8 'Cheat' Treaty
fl A.8UNOTON -:._... Uat ~drUlaetlMIALT 'Ude
ba&., tar. ...... u .. luil been ....... ••-l•a.M••• ...,... 1r0Ua ... ~ ~ rill~ tseadonl al ·iilieatid vkaladonl
of two Lat·b• trHU ... oQ•
UmlUq lbe aiM of weapom t.t. .cl, tM other prob.lbltto1 .. vent-
"''" ot radloaeUve tallout into lhe atmoapbe,..,
Thi• hypeneUve Soviet tat-
ln1. tht moel lnteoll(le In yean.
b a• b • • n overlooked ln
the vlaoroua
C arter ad·
minlalraUon
ertort to
ratlf y Lhe new
Strntccic
Arma Lhnita· tlon Treety
<SALT II ).
Bul there arc
arowlna lndlc auons thal the
Kremlin may be 1y1te maUcally
cheaUnc In tho nuh to complete
1 v aat "data baae" for bulld1na
new and better nuclear ••·
ploalves be fore u.s .. s ovle t
a1reement o n tho com
prehenalve tu t ·ban treaty
<CTB > now belna neaotlated.
A KEY ISSUE here 18 . U S
trust of It.a Rus.ian ne10U1Un11
Paul Harv~y
pa.rtMI', a trult tllat PNlldent
Carter'• admtal1traU9D bed .... ecs puUculal'ly latUMd to
aeeept;
.Lack afhM'*"J Mip&.tloD WU
the c~ ol tM trapc f allure of lb• u.a. to &alk pdvataJ1 to Lud-
m ll I a VIHo••• tbe Soviet
baUer1na wtaoH buabaad defect·
.Sud wbo m.lpt bave doae ao
berulf lf 1b1 bad bad the
cbance. Alert1n1 ovle t
diplomata bere In adva to the
fact t.bt UM U.S. w tbal
prlvaw talll made It tm ble.
She wu 1Plrllod of o
Ae ronot IL-12 by Soviet
poll co
THE 80Vlt:T'I record of ac
tual and a~wmpted c:heaUn1 11
uaambllUOUa. beyond LM ability
of Sovlcil a~ta lo dbprovo.
Vet aueh "1entlemanly' con·
duc t H Deputy ~rretary o'
Stat~ Warrttn Chrl1tophor'1
telephone call alortin1 th• Soviet
em bHay here lo U S. lntere1t ln
tho Vluova affair pent.ta. In
tho lntlnltely more Important
c••• of Soviet under1round
WHpon.I t.e1Un1. lnlll In Soviet
dtil'l•faUont or Intention• could lt•ud to &raver r,..ull1
Ourln& llnfll, al lea1t thrN•
undt·rwround lt,•t• camona thc-
.:11 tln1alt'd ;,t7 ••Jilodcd In the
Sovt.t UakJD> art bell.tved to
hav1 violated th• 1914
"thrttboJd" tt1t·b&.0 tuat-1
with lta 150 kiloton ceilln1. lo ad·
dlUon, al leut lJ of the J.t78
t.ata almo1l certainly produced
tne,al "venUnc" -the e1ea"
of pol1onou1 radloactlvt
material.I 1uch H cryplon and
otber fllaloo producta into th•
atmotphere.
Tht three probable vlolaUonl
oeturred tn Au1utt. November
aod December. Selamlc lnlt.ru·
mentl -not on Soviet territory
tH!caUM MOtJcow rtJecta on·a~
lnapedion -lndlcated that each
of the three letla were we ll
above the IJO kiloton llmlt.
Thl1 year, as the Ruaalam
c-ontlnued their moet active un·
derarou.nd tat proaram In is
yeara, a June exploalon 11
bellned lo have had the force of
22$ ktlolona and a July •hot
poulbly u bl1h H 400 ILllotorul.
The U S. bu never announced
the July teat
IOVlET REFUSAL to permit
on·alte lntpectlon by aelamlc
aenaor -and the lmpreclalon of
dlatanl ulAmo1r11phs mak~ It
vlrtualfy lmpou lble to prove
vlolaUON. ThlJI ls true despite
1t-nalllve Swedish seismic In
1lrumenta that pick up aod re·
cord l1MJR Soviet w.u. Sul So-
v1tt vlolaUom of the 1181 treaty
un-k prov.cl by the emplrtcal
evidence ot dust partJel• col·
Jected ln the atmoepbere ovtr
J1pan, Korea and Olber areu.
"It ls intolerable tb•t tbe U.S.
1hould permit the Soviet.a lo
cheat at the mar1lo ,.-ltbout
even r1l1lnt a prot.1t," on1
apeclallll told ua prlvat.ly. Yet.
no violation bu yet been
char&ed under either the 19'74
treaty <which aetl the cellln& on
explo1lve power) or the 1"3
lAmlted Tesl·Ban Treaty <which
prohlbita ventJn1 ).
The f arthett the Carter ad
mlnlatration hu ventured la t.o
"raise a quetUon" wtth Moecow
about one ot the teat.a thll sum-
mer and three of the 18711 t.esta.
The predicta ble Soviet
reaponae· nyet, and you can'l
prove we did. Furthermore.
Moscow 11 armed with a strange
conceulon It 1ot from the U .S
two test.I a year m•y "1l1JhUy"
exceed the limit.
WHAT llAKES' lhU produce
s leepleu nlghta for some U S.
orrtclala LI ita implication in the
nightmarish world or atomic
weaponry. The data base now
being accumulated by the So
v1eta . with a tut progr1tm
perhaps Ufree Ome1 the U S. and
rlalng. will probably be uaed t11
pufect warheads for the new
crop of po&t·SALT II long rang ..
m 1ss1l1:1i
Thu1>. 1f thf' comprehensi ve
t1·'t ban et near total ban m1
j ll te11L' for " period of perhap"
f1 \ t' yeitn. 11> ag r e ed on
anytime llOOn, the Sov1eta could
leapfrog U S. tec hnolon by
translatin1 1ta test data int.o n<>w
types of haahe r y ield . lowt:r
weight weaponi. with lht-I: S
powerleftll t.o catch up.
THE SOVIETS h dH not
pyfam1ded their tu tinl( pm
gram U> toduy's awesome le\el
JUSt for fun The testlnR or
w a rhcad~ lh1tt violate t rcallei.
ha ... 1U1 l(nm purpose to surpas'
l ~ ~f·u po n s l••c hno lol(y
Hefusal of the U S to chitllcnl(t·
M oac-ow out loud on its p re
11umed v1olat1ons Lhus becomt....,
dun11erously counter product1 v••
Worse. 1t assurt>'I th•• vny
KiJlns 1n Sov iet weaponry lhitl
th(,' president insists will b•·
c-urbed by SALT II thus un
derm1rung what he reJ(ards a:-.
b1r. mat1l lmportant muunon.
I
The Decline of American Productivity
The energy crunch can suf.
foc ate u.-1 or It can motivate
UJI. ll lS 3:s WC Will
If we've been suckling the Bia
Government udder for so long
that we've
lost any urge
to r o ra ge
any more -
then our
B e l oved
Republic has
had It. .
If, on the
other hand ,
we still have
enough spi ne
Lo confront this new chnllen1e -
these next decadeiJ will be the
most exciting and the most frult·
ful aince the lnduatrial Revolu·
Uon.
Agpln il Is 0 11 we will
OUR NATION hecame the
powerhouse of the planet
because we appreciated , •P·
plauded, adopted and adapted
technology .
We made folk hcrOC!I or l>Clen
lists Einstein . Edison.
We built our technological in·
Sydney Harri8
fraatructure deep und wad<' .rnd
hlgh.
The United States bred or at
tracled Lhe beat 11e1enlbt.11 In the
world, ecUpeed all other n1Uons
eomblned In the accumulation of
Nobel prizes
We sent bumnns Lo the moon
and back.
Then what happened?
Chairman Reganald Jonea of
General Electric. seekin1 to
trace the decline of American in·
1enulty and producllv1ty. dis
covered that during the l960a a
reaction a1aln1t lnduslrtou.sneas
set In. a creeplni counte rcuJture
emeried. dedicated to the prop-
osition that "things" were not
Import.ant anymore Dlaclplea of
thla counterculture. encoura1ed
hy the m edia, preoccupied
themaeJves and then othel"ll wtth
what Uu!y called "the quality of
life?"
INSTEAD OF "opporturuty"
they urged what they called
"social and economic justice."
Technology became suspect aa
an ··enemy of social values "
Technolo(Y, the unwashed ln·
-.1stt:d . W J ., ·d i rt ) .. and
"ra vag~ our resourcH ·
And foll owing these dubious
leaders our countr y allowed un
elected bureaucrat.Ii lo mrmdate
r egulations 1n the name or
health and safety and pollut!on
prevenUon and M>Clal equ1tabill·
ty and liability -Lo where com-
pliance with thoae re1ulat1ona
t oat American industry an addJ·
t1onal $102 billion 1n one year;
which cost had to ~ added to
the pricea of Ame rican made
product.a
THE aJGIDITY of deprtt1a
lion for externally acquired pa·
tents and the le1aJ Jeopardy In·
volved ln the acceplance of any
patent.I dJscouraaed American
Industry 'rom acceptlne new
Ideas
Aa the result of all t his
snoopervialon added up. lnfla
tlon accelerated. productivity
declined , and our balance of
trade with other naUons tilted
precartOU1ly their way.
Today, in proportion lo our 011·
lion '• Grosa National Product
cGNP >. ~c a rc i.pendin.c on n·
i.earchmg of new producl.b Z5
percent les1> than in 1964
All other advanced andustrlul
nations are investlna more in rt•
se a rch. new plant:., new equ111
ment
FRANCE ANO Ge rmany
spend twice as much as we do,
Japan three times a& much. Their
producUvlty ha.s been lncreasinI<
two Lo three times fhterthanouri.
to where now even Amertcan
con1umera, more often than not.
get the most quality for the lea.st
price by buyln1 product.a made
outside the United States.
Further , the U.S Patenl Of·
lice conflrma that more than
one·Wrd of all new patents -37 percent ot a ll new U.S. paten!Ji
10 to foreigners!
Some wee ks ago, Buatneu
Week mag.sine carried u
apectal report on the decline or
Amer1e1n productivity, power
and presUge. On the cover waa a
cloeeup ol the face or the Statue
of Liberty with a tear rollln1
down her cheek.
Is Veneration of Wayne a Nostalgia for Past?
A reader in Florida want.I t.o
know why I didn 'l write anythin*
aboul John Wayne, and, apart
from the fact that I don't writ.
1bout penonallUu, In his CllH I
didn't immediately know what to
H)' abouthlm.
When M dJed early this sum·
mtr, you would think that a com·
blnatlon of
Oeor1 e
WHhln1ton,
KU Carson
and St. Fran·
et1b1dp81Md
from our
mld1t. Wblch
11 all rltbt
wltb mt, U
moat Amer·
lean• f..a Uaty need a n1Uoftal
btro In tJUI Ume of 1hort 1upply.
I llAD NOl'lllNO al all •lalut themaa.llUtlMY•~
btm pertkulartr eonaequ.mtal,
tither. It. wae a durable actor,
competentltnot v-...ftl&a. Hewu
'"
a vociferous patriot, vergln1 on
jtnaolsm , lf you appreciate peopt.
who wear their na1s on their
aleevea. •
l can think of many other men
who loved their country Just u
dHply. lf not aa loudly, and who
1av1 proof of ltln t.belrenchea, not
on th• Kreen or ln prHI con·
ferencee.
NO DOVllT he wu a deetot
m,n, ot b1I Ir.ind, u 1tveral of
bll wtvee and bJ.I many cb.lldna
... med wUlln1 to &MUI)'. Ht left
ala or 1tven million dollan,
wblob II a trttMM to h.la lDdUltly
and b1I prudence. He dld notblnt
notable lhat l aver beard of, but
he did nothlnt dl11race(ul,
elthe r , which may 61 pralN
enou1h In UM 1ct.ln1 prol ... Aoa.
I could bt wron1. an~
hope r aaa wroq, bUt tt ... m1 to
me thllour naUoD ta.la bad lbape
paycbCJlollcally and 1plrttutllJ ll
It needl to veneraw a mov1•1tar,
how•ver ctiarilmaUc bll lmaae,
more than any other naUonal
fi1ureof our day.
The byperduUa heaped upon
him aft.er bla death doea not dJs·
may me -people have -rtlht to embr1M anyone they want lo
aa much u tbo fact tbat no
pollUcal n1ure. no educator, no
aclenlilt or.,,. or moral leader,
comea anywhere near command·
lnt aucb a breadtb of Identity, de·
votJon or •teem. Thll m1y NY
mora about ua tban tl dote about blm. ~
u may 1ay that we bava lolt
confidence In the real, u4 Nftrt·
td lo lbt myth; tbat all the t.r.clJ·
Quote.
tlonal aou.rcea of our s piritual
nouri.abmenl have dried up, that
our lntUtuUona are not aervto1 t.o
produce men of the suture and
atrenlf,h and aoUdlty we can bave
faith In.
roan •triket mo .. wllJllul,
more than anythin1 elae, for a
coUJlt.ry ol our 1ln and power and
acbltv•meot lo have lo reach ao
far outot tbe orbit of .publlc Ute to
ftnd wbat we apparenUy cona1du
an embodtaMnl of our naUonal
ca.aract.tr 1-a motion picture ""---· W a,..·~ popularity, of coune,/'
tr&DI~ Ule medium Of fllm ,
the real,..._ and the clnemauc
hero f.lllJUll1 became blurNd
_ and ~ lllW one over tbe
yean -IO ~f what be ftnall1
"Tbtre 11 no llkeUbood 1tood for ln u,, American ethOI
wbat.ver tbat tM a.ate wouJd w11 u much 1ymbol 11 1ub-
raW1 tbe SALT trtaty 11 1oal u 1tanct, u ,nucb a D01talaia for
JlUllla eoaabet tl'OOPI remain our vanllbed put•• a hope for ltattoatd In C~ba . •' -ha. our probltmaUe and preeerioul rrm Olllrd, D·ldabo. futur1.
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~TION I CALIFORNIA
From September 15 through December 15. 1979~
you can use your United or American half fare coupon
on any nonstop Continental roundtrip flight between
Los Angeles and Chicago. There are no restrictions
of any kind. Just bring it in when you make your
reservations and we ·u take 50% pff our regular
First Clas.5 or Coach full fares .
'All 1rwwl mu~ be cnmplttod
by December 15. 11179
.......... " •• 10.1111
NS .
Of course. Continental does have an ulterior
motive for giving away somebody else's discounts.
We 're sure that once you sample our conveni ent
schedules and great service, you'll be back for more.
Call your travel agent or Cont inental. Take us
for 50% right now between Los Angeles and Chicago.
You'll keep on taking us for everything else we've got.
"
Deatlu
Elaeu:Jhere
AN PIANCllCO
tA P > Tbe attonao
,wbo dJd m-.cb or lilt
l•1•l won ••Mllaa lO eon1tnet1oa of U11
Ooldee Oat• Bridie. Llwawwwa.~ ...... dMiid. • .....,
RelaUwe h1 ht MYet'
tul11 l"eC.'O¥eNd trom •
bH\lq he auntred In
1910 ~--a "-r--.ed man attuked him wttb
a Ure l~ outaliM hi•
home
CAMBftlDGS,
EncUnd CAP )
Prof•••or l••r
Ar••&nq &klaanl, ...
a writer. Ut.erary critic.
poet. teacher and •d
voeate of Buie EnallAh
u the easy way ror
forelinera to leam Ule
lan1uaie. died Friday
YATICANGAS
PRICE RISES
VATICAN CITY <AP J
The Vatican has
hiked the pri ce or
gasoline for Its 3.000
emrloyea by 10 percent
to 1 37 a gallon, but it
kept the price for
t'ardlnats· t'ars at 83
cents a gallon.
The Vata t'nn
employt°'es, who huvc
long bttn lobbying for a
pay hike. we~n 't happy
about the pnc~ Iner-ease
although they still pay
less t.ban half the $2 50 a
gallon c harced ouu1de
the Vatkan walls.
l#ada Not I<-~•
8llOOINI ROBE AT CAA L 8ROOINE ""' 0.111 ol L0119 lla'9<11 C• ...,,,,,.,.,, l>y
"''' O•~ Mlldrf'd Boq~h •nO "°" Rowrl C Brocllnt' Jr ol Cr•aon
\~rv•c•' o.nc::hno •• HerbOr l •w"
Mount Oi.w Mortu•'Y ot (0\1• M•w
~HSI 8AOWN HARAY M BROWN r•••Orlll o!
'>~nla AM C• PnW<I •w•v on~
t~rnbe' •. 1•,.. SurY1vtKt bv hi\ _... ... ,.
Id• lou1\it Brown ot ~,,.,,. An., C•
Sf"tVl(tt\ will btt hf-ild on Jhur\.O~•.
•.-o•~ml>o• ll 1q7' d i 10 00 /\M "' '"" A .. 11 81oa.owev N' rtuM., Ch•Of'I with
tn.i Or.lnQt' County Mew.ntc Rurf'&U ot
''' 1at1no lnl,.rmttnl • AHhAVfln
Mt'm or•tt• P.,rti: Utlt 6tO•dw•v
Morlutlr'f d+t~ tOf\ Vl•,UttUon q 00 AM
to q 00 PM on WPdn-r"M'tAY
UP'TOH
llROOI('> ~ U l'TON, o~• ... o •wAy
1n !>ouln L<IQ.-, <:.• on S.Olrm-..r I
1~1' Mr Upton wu lh<' proorl•lor ot
·~ Auto P•tnl C.nl•• Sant• Ana C • tor over 10 .,..,, Mt' wr9'ed wUl'I d1\
11..cuon In IN Unit.cl Sl•I•~ N•vy dur
•no Wor&d War ti H• h \urvtv•CI O'f "''
wol• Cnarc"911• ot L~na Buen Ca
A wn •nd o.uQttf•r In l•w AKh•rd
•nd N•n<.Y of Wet trTun1r•r C•. 1 ~r•nd<hlldr.., Aon •ncl P•m Upton
. Sar~•<•• ro l)f ,,..., on Monday. ~P
teml>l'r 10, '"'et • 00 PM at I~ Ro r •mlfy l •oun• 8fl•Ch Mot tu•r•
"""~' •tfh Ne-• rom W&rm•' or 1n-
Un1t~o MitthOOl\t C ;.urrf\ f'Jf l •Qun-t ol
lit ••t1nQ Pflv•lf' ••m1fy 1n1 .. rm•nl
(14y f •ff11ly l .\'}Un<11 t1P•Ch M(.,th,,jf'tfY
"""'I ton• 'for~rly \N>fl~r WALl
MAJ.IYlOU WAl l ,,.,.,,,nt of ro\t4
M~w (~ P"'"""° ••~v on Ypt~morr
9 191' ~I\ \UfV1•M'J byt fW>r ftV,O<tn(J
l.O•t'n "°" fv•n Mttt~I dAU'Jhltor
I(' atf'll•.-" w C,•ll"Q,.., 01 t~ur'lh~Qtnr'I
S•lttn. (A &nd II' 4rttn l W•ll ot C 0 ... 1.
Mt\• (" P•rfnt\ Mr .tnct M r\
M1•<n~t1 9'1\tuoo "1 M•th1Q.!9n runer•I
\l'lfYll,., Wiii be ,.Id on Wl"(Jnfl\<l•v .. ,
1 00 PM At t""' H"rt)()r l •wn Mttm"''•'
(nl'oitt S.rvltfi') \Hlder thft dlro< tlnn of
H4tt'>Or l •wn Mount Ol1vr Motlu,,rv Of
C:O\la Mf'"" ~ \~S-0
WEIH8EllG JANE 8 WE IN Bf RC. rnld•nl m
Irvin~ C• PA'\jf(j •w•v °" s.c>11tmb'r
'· "'' ~ '' 'urv111ect b'( Mor P"rtrih Jano\ •nd r lorenre W••nb•rg of
tr v1nt, (fl! '"'"' E tu•btlh •nd b'Othfr 0.1t1d •l\O Of lrvl#'\ft, (•
Fun•r•I Mf"Vt(f"\ w W M Mid on Tu•\
On •I II 00 /\M ~I INt t<•rllOr l •wn
Moun! 011 .. Memofl•I Park .,_rvlo•
"""'" 1'-OtrttOon ot Harbor L11wn
Movnt 0!1 .. Mor111ary 01 Cool• Mew
--···~-...
Mondlf, ._.....,to.''" •••
Don't .Monkey
With Machi~
9w llt. S11•1n•1 .. lly fMMr liUMtd to H1
.................. ~· ......... boukl ha~
U.Untd ......... I , ... 1lek MW 'beeaue I btCaa
to mClllU7 wltb Inf machlM t-...a to tMI nee. Pmect. Now. et tbt •I• of D , I ,... • .... I tbJU rout nadtn CID benefit
tl'omlQ' ........ .
IT AU. aSOAN .\80'11' TWO yean a10 On
lbt advke ot • fr1end ti ehoWd leave out U.. "r"
an,d call blm "fltod") I be1u lo ta.Ile thyroid pllla
to Ion I wu Oft')' a few pounda overwel•ht at the
um~ ·
Taklnc UW.o plUJ wu like bantln1 a tack
with • 11id1• hammer I 106l the wel1bt •'or
tome cruy Nuon I kept oo t.akint th• thyroid ror
about a year and beume a nervoue wreck At lul
1 1topped lht'm
About a year aao J becan Lo take bran because
I'd read I.bat a bJ1h fiber diet la Important. 1 •up
pot• It'• aood for you tn •mall amounta. But 1
be1an to eat It dry at every opportunity durtn1 tbe
day
I •tJST HAVE TAKEN doHDI of table·
s poonaful a day. Before that J never complained of
fndi&esllon. But IL waan't ton1 before I was havlns
heartburn and terrible bloaUna.
Not. auspecUng lt might be duo to lhe bran, I
took antacids, went In the hoapltal for X·r1y1 of
my stomach and lnhisllne1. Evorythlng was
negative.
Not untll a doctor usked me about what I Wall
eating and what I was taking d!d .I quit the bran.
My indi1e11tion disappeared. Now 1 take only 8
tublespoonful or two a duy
I ALSO WENT ON A VITAMIN jag, even
thouf(h I was on a nutritious diet I was laklnte so
much vitamin A and vltarn1n D that 1 was getting
•evere headaches and weakness. Arter I quit I
began to imrrove.
At last 'm getting back to normal. Why'> I've
given up monkeying with my machine. Do you
think my experience will help readers? -Mr. C.
DEAR MR C: Your letter speaks for itself
Many readers will recognize your reflection m the
mirror as their own. You couldn't have put It bet·
ter. too many of us. for no apparent reason. begin
monkeying with our machines -and suffer the
consequences.
••• MEDICALE'ITES
Dear Dr. Stelacrobn: My hus band has a
triglyceride count over 250. His cholesterol as
normal. He seems to be in good health but I'm con-
cerned about him.
l under!\tand that abnormal a mount or
triglycerides can cause a heart attack. He is 54
and has two bad habits. Perhaps three
He overeats, he smokes, and takes a rcw
ounces or liquor every day. His doctor says he
should lose weight. Is this about the only treatment
required to bring down his triglyceride readings?
-Mrs. T.
DEAR MRS. T : As you say, triglycerides
should not be overlooked. Too often they play
"second banana" to cholesterol.
For a man with high triglycerides. your
hus band has bad habits that may be inviting the
heart attack you rear . He needs to lose weight and
quit dnnkmg as obesity aod alcohol are the
sworn enemies of abnormal amounts of rat m the
blood
Primitive Area
Protection Eyed
WASHINGTON <AP) -The government has
proposed to shield 47 primitive areas and national
monuments from the spoilage that can result from
unchecked air pollution.
Among them are California's Muir Woods with
its giant redwoods; Florida's Big Cypress Swamp:
Ca lifornia's Death Valley; South Dakota's ~-HS4 w1L"°" Badla nds and Colorado'K Black Canyon of the Gun· EARL o w1•.50N '•"<1•n1 01coo1a nison.
M .. a Ca o;.r•k n ~ncllf'9 al !>m•lll ~ Tuthill Mor'luarv -.-
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THE DEPARTMENT PllOPOSED THAT the
states involved. and Indian tribes, consider adding
47 sites to the 158 already covered by strict air
pollution standards or the 1977 Clean Alr Act.
1f those jurisdictions don't approve, Coniiresa
would come under pressure from envlronmen·
tallsu to protect the areas.
The proposal would protect the s ites from air
pollution caused by i9dustrial development.
THE PROPOSAL BY THE INTERIOR
Department faces opposition from developers of
11uch energy projects as strip mines and power
plants at a time when President Carter Is pu11hlng
tor expansion of coal production to replace foreign oil.
Tbe nat.iooal monumenta afrect.ed in California
are Channel Ialanda; Death Valley; Joshua Tree;
Lava Beds; MUir Woods; Pinnacles.
The primitive areas atrected in California:
Chemise Mountain.
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'COULD WOT FALL?'
Wlntton Churchlll
'PHILOIOPHY'
IUllO 8'nter
'HUMAN •UGHTI'
Coretta Klno
'WHO'I WINNING?'
Ralph Neder
U CI Schedules Lectures
Fall Series to Include Clwrchill, King
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'°lc:TITIOUS IVltN•U
NAMl ITAT ... lfT
The lotlOoltlnv --I• llolnQ Dull
MH •t
('on umt>r uctlvl11\ Ralph Nader wlll In
auaunte thta fall'a le<'lU,.. 11rtt11 at UC lrvlnc
when he appears Sept 17 on campUA
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tlona." alao wlll featurf!i a1 apeakera Wlnaton S
Churchill, Coretta Scott King and Nohel Pr11e win·
nln1 author 18aac 811hevt1 Sln(Cer Their talks are
11ponaored by the UCl Student Affair• Lectures
NADEil WILL DISCUSS "THE Enero
MonopolJn and Energy Coruiwnera Who'11 Win·
nlng"" at 7· 30 p .m 1n Cra wford Hall
HUHTC" HA""l8
THE AUTOMOBILE CONSUL TANT
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drive with labor groups to try to restore price con PR A,..,,(
lrolB on t'rude oil and heutlng 011 und lo eslabll1h a #'\\. 11
government-owned energy corporation. I T
Nader made headlines In lht m ld-6011 with hi& a •8 • ape
book "Unsafe at Any Speed" on the shortcomlnRll
of the automobile industry. Pl••M Aequeat Tep• By Number ...•
Churchill, the grandson of Bnloin'11 prarrw 01 eacil Pain D& Why Ctlt"'PfKUc?
mfnaster during World War ll, will d1scuaa "Could 02 Whlptaati DI Heck,~. Arm Pain
the West Fall Wi<hout a Shot?" on Oct 3 at 8 p m 03 Af'thrttn 07 Low Bad! & Le9 Pain
in the Science Lecture Hall 04 He~ 09 Narvowftff• & Tenalon
A MEMBER OF THE BRITISH parliament.
Churctull is known for his work as a JOUmaltst.
especially his coverage or the Middle Ea:.t 's Six
Day War.
Tepe Center 645-1701 24 Hour•
Courtesy of Or. Oa¥td W. Glbaon
He is the author or "First Journey" and "The ·--------.-w o~E·r---· Sax-Day War." i"'A i'9
Mrs. King, widow of slain civil rights leader
Martin Luther King Jr., will speak on "Human
Rights and the Challenge or the Future" when she
appears Nov. 9 at 8 p .m . in the Science Lecture
Hall.
Mrs. King is president of the Martin Luther
King Jr Center for Social Change in Atlanta The
center serves as a focal point for continuing her
hus band's campaign for social. politit'al and
economic Justice in the world.
CLOSING THE FALL SERIES will be Singer.
who will speak on "'Philosc)phy of a Jewish Writer "
Nov. 14 at 8 p.m. in the Sdence Lecture Hall
Singer won the Nobel Pnze for literature in
1978 and is known for ha s collections of short
s tories. novels and autobiographical sketches
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a re available at the ASUCI ticket office and at
Tlcketroo outlets. Tickets for individual lectures
are $4 for general admission, S3 for UCI faculty,
staff and other students and $2 for UCl students
IN ADDITION TO THE SPEAKE R sen es.
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education and welfare. will speak on c ampui. ~ept
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automobile accident which wasn't my rault. Do I
file where the defendant llvea, or where the accl·
dent took place? I'm al&o curious about the filing
location requirement.a for ot.ber typea or Small
Clalm1Courtaull8.
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. Normally, you muat flle yCMIJ' nit at Ute eot1rt
located la UM d11U1ct wbeN Ute clefetMla.t llve1 or
wbere Utie but... I• toea&ed. If, for esample, JM
live a. <*te ••~J b•I JM ••lat a defecUH TV <not • aa lutaumeat pJu > at a , .. ,. la Loi
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bffauee t.M penonal tHl'.ftDUan allowano• hu
bMD tnonued trom t'TIO to 11,000 per exernptJoa.
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alonq w1lh funds provided
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Aliso water Management
Agency and certain grant
funds , to cons truc t the
Aq e n c y 's Coas t al
T rt-atment Plant project.
a portion of the capacity of
which will be leased to the
City of Laguna Beach. The
amount of bonds to be issued Is s.t,2SO,OOO. It is
anticipated that the bonds
w ill mature annually over a 2S -year period
commencll'l9 July 1, 1982
and that the rate of Interest on the bonds will
be approximately seven
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the City of Laguna Beach
for the use of capacity an
the aforesaid faclllty.
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FURTHER G IVEN
that this resolution is
subject to referendum.
The procedures for
such a referendum are
prescribed by Section
3751.7 of the Elections
Code of the State of
California. Pursuant
thereto. the said right
to referendum may be
exercised b y
presenting to the
Secretary of the
Agency, within thirty
(30 > days from the
date of final passage
of the resolution. a
petl tlon protestin&
against the adoption of
the resolution and
bearing the 1lpatures
of electors of the
A1ency equal in
number to at least t4'n
percent (10%) of t.be
entlre vote cut within
the boundaries of the
Aaencl for all candi ates for
Govemor at the last
1ubematorlal elecUOD.
DATED: July 18,
1979 \ Wllllam H. SUkenik.
Alalltant Secretary
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LOCAL/ MUSIC
Pop or. Country?
Mmical Style• Intertwine at A~
MAlllVILL8. ,._., <AP) -
la ~ ttldmla ti a trafctra=::., ":ta--= .mualc .... uw.a ........... torrldelf'alr.
Tbia ml)< become even IDDN
app&Net nut moeUl whee tbe CountrJ Mulle Auoclatlon ..,..
HAU (ta annual awarda. 0...
tlme rock ai..aer KeAQ)' Rosen.
wbo bat turned to country·
Oavored tune., ll nominated for
t\v• awardl.
BUT llOGEU 11 Gilb-. ff many arUat.a wbo ..,.. m.,..S.,
country &Del pop atylea -thus
crntlna a widenln1 audience for
country sounda and turnina
Nashville into a "tinseltown"
cballeneer to Kollywood.
nau,. re1.,atect to ba1stacb
aa tb•Y were 15 yeara •10.
Beard•d, bandannHd Willie
N elaon baa vl1lted tbe White
HouH a ball dolen times atnce
Pre1ldent Carter took office In
1m. 'lbe o~ Rlctie Boys, a
nuby quartet. t1eact•t.nec1 a coun-
try mule sbow for Princess
ADDe IDd ber b•band lD London
charlQI JulY.
The Nubvllle music baslness,
now that It's more universal, baa
produced auecetatUl epilloffa;
burgecmbll tele9lllolt...ud mo-
tion pl~ture lndHtflet'. Tbt
ett.Y'• lll"OUd epltet, !'llUlic Cit1
USA " mL~" to be MADI*'
MafldW. seo....., 10. 1m 8 OM.YPM.OT
Hard-core country sin1ers like
tbe rhinestone-clad Porter
Waeoner have cban1ed their sound to flirt with pop. Roy
Acuff, "the kine of country
music," baa cul an album with
the pop group, Nilly Gritty Dirt
Band. The Grand Ole Opry, the
revered country music show,
featured soul singer James
Brown last spring.
FIVE NOMINATIONS
Ex-rocker Roger•
to ·--f9!s City USA... ' A I f n tlae Wrist i:J*'cJfr~~i~ °'.,. M ' Jeff Langston, 14. (left) and John Breuer. f:>~ l(ew York.~,,. 13, demonsfrate th~ir balance. coordina· 'L:V;' u abow buaU....cm-tlOJl and concentration as they skateboard
down Dahlia A venue in Costa Mesa while
playing catch with a Trac-Ball.
~n. . .
TELBVJllON P&oDUCEU "' are using NaabvUJe to tape
speclala and take advantage of
Planners Eye Mesa Project
IN AUGUST, COUNTRY
queen Loretta Lynn teamed up
with soul heartthrob Teddy Pen-
dergrass to record a soundtrack
for the movie ''The Fish That
Saved Pittsburgh."
Similarly, som~pop and rock
singers and grouJi* openly court
the country rans. The Carpen-
ters. Tom Jones and Engelbert
Humperdinck have had songs on
the country charts. John Denver
and Olivia Newton-John have
won some top country music
awards. The Bellamy Brothers,
Dr. Hook and the Charlie
Daniels Band are just three ex·
amples or the growing raota of
hybrid country-rock.
Kenny Rogers, who had a
string of popular hits slJllin1
with folk-rock groups In the 19809,
resurrected a sagging career
three years ago by tumln& to
country-flavored 1on1s. Now
he's country music's hottest en·
tertainer. a.a ls evident from th~
five awards be'• up 'for in this
year's country music awards
show Oct. 8.
... WENT TO a basic country
sound," be 1atd shortly after hla
"Lucille" became a countTy-pop
bit in 1976. "I think of myaelf aa
an ex-pop art.isl who got a lot ol
country airplay who's now a
country artist with a lot of pop
airplay,'' be explains.
'this mutation music bu trll·
gered outcries from some eoun-
t r y music purists. Veteran
Grand Ole Opry ainger Jean
Shepard bemoans, "You can't
tell the pop radio stations from
the country staUon11."
Nevertheless, some traditional
country acts still relying on the
old whine and twang are making
enough money to stay stocked
with steel guitars for a long
time.
I The Statlers, a bard-core
country quartet discovered by
Johnny Cash 15 years ago,
grossed more than $5 million at
OETTING 90111! SOUL
Country Queen Lynn
SINGS BOTH WAYS
John Denver
the box office durin1 the past
year. Dick Blake lnleroaUonal
Inc., the group's agent, has re·
ported that the quartet grosses
up to $100,000 for a show.
AND COUNTRY MlJSIC
singers are no longer obscure
Measles, Mumps
the talent pool here and lbe
modern, plush facllitie1 at a
Grand Ole Opry House complex
built ftve years ago to replace
the original downtown structure.
The special• aupplement live
telecut.a like the annual Country
Mule Auoclation awardl show
and ayndlcated country music
shows like the long.running
"Hee Haw," "T~• Porter
Wagoner Show,"' "Marty Rob-
blna Sootlllbt.." ''That Nashville
Mule'' and odMtn.
A dozen movies have been
filmed bere tn tbe pqt decade,
m any of tbem wltb musical
overtoael. Tbe best known was
Robert Altman'• controversial
"Nashville'" in 111•. Tb1a sum-
mer, filming was completed on
a movtebaaed on Loretta Lynn's
swUt.aellln1 autoblo1rapby,
"Coal Miner'• DaUlhter."
. TSE OOaNEaiToNE OP the
entertainment lJlduatry is tbe
Grand Ole Opry. which presents
live shows every weekend. Hav·
ing never missed a
performance, it ·s bad 2,800
atraicbt performa.ncea in Ill
54-year bbtory ..
The aucceu of the Opry and
people like Acuff and Miu ~
and now Nelaoa and Rogen bu
kept country music alive for
much ol thi.a century. Now even
ipreatdeDt.a •r. country_ JDU1ie fana.
"Country music la part of tbe
soul and conscience or our dem·
ocracy," Carter said lut year.
.. It captures our indomitable
perseverance or ordinary men
and women who auat.ain our na-tional vitality and strength."
An envuanmentaJ Impact re-
port on the 165·acre Saltioka
Farms property, a proposal for
a helicopter land1og and plans
for a 48-unlt motel will come
before t.be Coeta MeH Planning
Commlstionon Tuesday.
The meeting will be1ln at 8:30
p.m. in council chambers, 17
Fair Drive. Monday. the regular
meeting date. is Adm1ss1on Day
THE SA&IOKA STUDY looks
at the Potential effects or plans
by Royale Development Com·
pany to build 917 to 913 coo-
domlnluma, more than 1.S
million aqua re I eet or office
apace and a 1U,112·aquare-foot
industrial park near the South
Ooalt Plaza area.
The helistop, for private
helicopter uae, le proposed for
the Los An&elea nmes facility
BIGS'IJNK
FOR FIREMEN
DEMING, N.M. <AP)
-A surprise visitor
walked in one door or
the Demin1 Fire
Department, and the
flreflibtera walked out
the other.
Capt. Ron Tharp said t.btngs were quiet until a
skunk walked into lbe
rtre atatlon a nd hid in
the radio room The fire
crew beat a hasty
retreat out another door
Calif omia's Kids
Get Two More Slwts
SACRAMENTO (AP> -Startine Jan. 1, children will have to cet
sbota for mumps and German meaalea, aa well aa for tbe other dJ.1·
eases for which immunizaUon ii required before enterin1 acbool.
The two additional lmmunbationa were required when Gov. Ed·
mund Brown Jr. aiped ABI05 by A.uemblyman Dennis Manaen, D·
Huntington Beach. nunertea, nursery schools and
developm~~ centers. STATE LAW AL&EADY re·
qulres lmmunl11tlon a1aln1t
measJe1, tetanus, pollo,
diphtheria and whooplnc coulh.
The lmmunilationa will be re-
quired for public and prtvate
sctioola, child can centen, day
MANGERS AID.E NO&M.C
Partlow 1ald Oenilb wtules
waa added becauae it ....-found~.-....-.......-......
that Pl"9IDUt women contra ·
int tlie dlleue were more likely
'Holocau.st' Show
Generates Fight
to .have deformed or atlllbom
chlldnll. Mumps can cause deafneu in
rare cases and also can cause
sterility or infertility in malel. •Alden Marble's elegant look of pol-•
lehed-agate marble.
•Exceptional mildew resistance. 81 '°" 81
NEW YORK (.AP) -A brief,
bloody fist fi&bt erupted between
a German nationalbt ll'OQP aacl
members of several Jewt1b
youth groups over the ttCODd
abowtna of the teleftlm drama
"Holocaust," police 1&14.
;::,Uty vinyl floor In ahc ~ral $ 1495 *
Tb• mlnilertes, wbloll f.I to be
atred for a HCODd tlm• In the
UDlt.c! 9tatel beeinnlnl toallbt,
depict. Nul atrocltlN durina
World War U.
• e· and 12· widths mean ... m1eea
beauty in most rooms. per 9Q yd • Combats dscoloration due to al· · ·
kaline moisture.
• tndudea Standard Installation
-
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at 1375 Sunflower Ave . in an in·
dustrial area
It would be placed ad1acent to
an addition previou5ly approved
for lbe exist.in& Times building
IN ADDITION , Luck y
Development Co. is proposing a
48-unit motel at 2026 Harbor
Blvd . between Ford Road and
Bay Street on the east side.
Th e motel would replace
seven eXJstmg residences.
Fonda Appearance Canceled
BLOOMINGTON. Ind IAP l
An Indiana U01vers1ty student
group ~as pulled the rug on an
appearance by actress Jane
Fonda and her husband. onetime
anti-war activist Tom Kayden
Tbelr lecll,tr". along with a
showing of the r1lm "The Cblna
Syndrome." in which Miss Fon
da stars, bad been tentatively
scheduled Oct. 19.
But tbe uni ver sity Union
Board. which sponsors many
s peeches and lectures at the
state school. voted 10-7 Wednes·
day against the program Those
votin~ to cancel cited a schedul-
ing COnflt Ct With homecoming
act 1 v1t 1es and other e vents
sponsored by the board.
Opponents also said the pro-
gram would cost about $6.300. in·
d uding SS.000 to the actress.
wh1 C'h they said was too ex·
pem.1ve
••
•Well, maybe eo. . . . • • . .
•But tlllk la ao cheep-end ao trana"ory.
•When you want food bllrgelna -prtcea you can
count on day In end day out, the proof 11 In prtnt
. . . . .In the grocery ada In the Dally Piiot.
•Confuaed.by •II the contllctlng clelma?
•Shop the ·oally Piiot, get the f•ct1, com-
Pll•• .... than you know you're reanr -.nan.11
tft• moat for your money.
642-4321
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I
r., •.wlc
l.~wyer M lvin Belli.
who has made bun
dreds of thousands or
d o llars from h la
cases. has returned
hi s $540 social
security check to the
government t o use
as it seems fit.
·Manager
·ResUDleS
Sought
Applications are being
accepted In Fountain
Valley from persons in·
tere11Uld in aasumlng the
post of city manager
after James Neal retires
later this year.
Resumes will be ac-
cepted unW Oct. i9. of
ficlals said. City coun·
cilmen will then appoint
a city manager.
Salary is negotiable
with a guaranteed
minimum of $4~.ooo an·
nually . Minimum
qualifications include a
college degree in public
adm 1n1 s trat1on .
·management. planning,
, la w or a clo!icly related
I fat• 111
A p pl i c ant., s hould
havr experience as a c1
1) m a na ge r an a
Ca hfomaa city, or assas·
t;rnt manage r s tatus an a
la r~t·r city. Those who
hav1• ;1ch1<'vcd a high
po:.1t10n an another gov
1•rnmental agency will
be considered
All resumes will be
l.'on f1rlent1al. The y
'lhoulrl l>t: marked "City
M a nagcment Recruit
1111·nl, Confadentrnl . ·
and mailed to the Office·
rd tin• Mayo r , 10200
$1ut<•r Av<• . Fountain
V t1 llcy 92708
Working
Lofts Bill
Approved
SACRAMENTO <AP )
Local governments
could perm it c on
vers ions or indus trial
commercial property in
to work1ng -l1v1ng
"loft~." unde r a ball
signed into law by Gov.
Edmund Brown Jr.
It was SB812 by Sen
Ni c holas Petris. D
Oakland.
Petris and cosponsor
..Alan Si-eroty, l>·Los
Angeles. said , "In the
past s everal years
artists in Lo8 Angeles,
San f'rancisco, Oakland,
Be rkeley 1md in other
areas of the state have ...
been moving In increas-
ing numben mto older.
vacant commercial and
industrial buildings In
downtown areas."
The meuure will al·
low local government
a1encie1 for the first
time. beglnnlna Jan. 1,
to adopt allernaClve
building codea to permit
auch lofta, Its backera
aald.
Kids Sought
OAKLAND <AP)
The Oakland School
Board haa voled to
expand the truancy
.,,ro1ram lt started laal
P'ebruary to re-educate
the 1t.udenta It broqbt
back to the claMroom.
Board membera decldtd
they would apend
1311,000 al four JWllor
lhllh• aDd two bl1b
ICbooll to otter 1peclal
remedial cir••·
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• wortcfor
• you.can
642-5671 e forqulck e cash sales.
•
·'
Me•ped, Mot;treyele MIShaps Up Shagly.
• Ke wU'DM IOUtb Oraqe Cout
area ltudata wbo wW Milo rtd·
tq tblU-mo-peda to tdaool to ...
erelM eau&Joe when motortni on .,. .. 11t1'9«1.
"A DBl'&NllVE atUtude oa the
part of the mo·ped rider la an
abaolute mu1l for 1urvlval,"
Cbllt Hid. "The veblcle la capa·
ble of reacblDt ·~ up to 80 mllH per hour and certainly
1rt1ter 1peeda 1n downhill areu. · ·
He noud t.bat the primary cause
ln mo-ped acckMata wu unsafe
apHd, followed by rt11rt..of.way
vlolatlona on the part of other
auto~ driven involved in the crub9.
• He encouraaed mo-ped rtdert to
wear beti.r protectl ve clotbln1.
heavy •boa and helmets.
CHASE SAID 11 1)4!rcent or the
mo·ped accldentl recorded by h1.a
department Involved rldera
without licenses or wtlh 1 ... \ban
a month'• expeffence on tbe vehJ.
cle.
"Mo-peel ndera are required to
have a California drlvttr'1 Uume
or lnalr\lctlon permlt,.. he wd.
"The mo-ped lhou1d be treai.d ..
a 1mall matoteycle and not a blcy.
cle. ··
'YOUR DAILY PILOT
CAN BE RECYCLED!
Orerrge Coa.r College
operates the off1c11JI
recycling center tot Co.ta M•111.
556-5981
Ford Announces Its Answer To Rebates:
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SAVE HUNDREDS ON
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Best among them-our elegant 79 Thunderbird Town Landau with
standard 27.5-gallon.h:!..el tank, optt0nal on other Thundert>trds. It has an
SAVE HUNDREDS ON NEW, TRIMMER FORD LTO'a.
This LTD Landau 4·Door's EPA estimated mpg is @). And this year's highway
estimate as 22: Based on LTD's 19-gallon fuel capacity and the EPA estimated
estimated range of~mil~based on
t!'e EPA estimated mpg of Q1> mpg,
and 550 miles using the EPA
highway estimate of 20 mpg.•
You r range
may vary.
IAVe HUNDR&DI ON
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range may~vSa;ry~~;~~~~
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Take a Ford Pickup with a standard
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'
gallons. With a @ mpg EPA estl·
mate and 22 mpg
highway estimate.
can figure ·
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es mated range
and 867 mlles estimated
highway range.•
IAVI HUNDRIDI ON
FORD V-1 llRONCOS.
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•
79 Bronco-to any 4-wheeler.
anywhere. Every Bronoo la bullt
on a truck-tough
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heavy-duty
frame ralls.
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clacity of 40.1 gallons. Gas mileage·
1 mpg EPA estimate. 20 mpg
h hway estimate. Ford 1s the
V·8 range champ with
an estimated rflllge ot~m1les and an estimated
highway range of
802 miles."
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WU DliCl9',COMPAaa
FORD'S BIG SAVINGS ON FltE·FORD V!HICLl8 AND
FORD'S NIW p WARRANTY• ••
THAT TOTAL FORD VALUE COULD BE THE BUT DEAL OF ALLI
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pq1!kle. i1lr 5-2 Victory -Over Milwaukee
TllAT a.MJL0 OO•B u refrelbl.DI news
to Aaael fana and &a pa.rUeular llauaer Jlm
P'resOll. wbo hm"t mown from one day to tbe .
nest wbo'• capable of Pttchinc and who 1ID 't.
"I tbouaht be pitched well," commented rreeoa. "He impressed me with hia speed and
velocity."
Fre1oai, who 1raded Tanana 's Tuesday
performance a C, jumped him a ootcb to a B for
Sunday'• out:ln1.
"'l'bil lan'l the time to 10 out and Jult get
by," said Tanana, who incurred tendinitia,
rotator cuff and joint capsule limitations during
hla thrM month blab.LI. ''Tbls ls the time to win and eontribute. ••
THE CONftlBUTING IS the most impor-tant aspect aa the pltchen must now hope they
can catch up with the bJtte't., wbo have bMn
t.earin1 coven off the ball aa fut aa tile
manufacturers can put t¥m on..
But aa the Angela embark toda1 for the
start ol a nine-1ame road trtp; the beleaCQered
pitching staff is still tr)'tn& *> work out tbe
kinks.
"We don't have a sound~ staff, it's
that simple," says Fregosi sbatiJlil hia bead.
Although Tanana 's comeback la a boolt,
Don Aase ls fight.inc the effecta ol a aore arm;
Mark Clear la baWin1 te~; Dave rro.t ls
reatl:Da a tired arm; Chris Klt.app isn't 100 per-
cent; newly-acquired Jobi -Kouta1ue has
<See ANGELS, Paie BZ> .
In U.S. Open
Younger Set
t>Mly "'"" -"' ltka.~ --A. BATTER'S VIEW OF A FRANK TANANA FASTBALL AS SEEN FROM BEHIND HOME PLATE AT ANAHEIM STADIUM.
Ernie Castillo
Midnight Monday Football?
<Wltll apololles to ltod Serllal)
Somewhere in that bionic eye of a uni-
verse lies a distant channel, a channel ao
weak only a select few even know it exists. A
channel so powerful that with one secret kick
to the dial, one is able to tune into the future.
They call it:
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THE TWl·NIGBT ZONE
<Fade to background music>
t In tM ""111.n of 1912
' Thett'• nothing left to tM1D I El:Cql for Tnula Spam on TV . . .
I' "Good evening, viewers and advertisers
and welcome to the flrat annual Mr. Cbarcoii
Celebrity Picnic Olympics. My name is Bob-
by Riggs and with me today in sunny, un-
populated, close-to-LA Condo Country ls my
esteemed colleque, John Belushi.
"Tell me, John. Who are your f avorttes
in thls international fteld?"
"~ Bob, Linda Sie1el, who recenUy
gradu from tennia 'MlatS to poster abotl,
la favored over the Daltu Cbeerludera in
the Stand-up Sboe TJini preliml. Cheryl
Tiegs mMl Su11nne Soqimen are rated even
in the breutstroke a"1m race aerou the ! wad.inl pool and Ctiarlle's Anaela oqht,a
breeie bJ the Oakland A's in the tul-of-war
contelt.
l ....... RAii TO BEAT in the eu tou-tna competition abould be the ooe ancbored
by veteran poliUcian Jtmcn.y Carter. Att.r
watching Rocky I. D and m, Carter went on
a heavy training regime and ls the most im-
proved egg catcher in the game. Yeaair, 'ole
Jimmy doesn't wear egg on his face as much as be used to."
"Ub, excuuuuse me, John. You forgot to
r mention Carter's partner."
•'Oh, yeah; I almost forgot. Throwing the
eggs to the V.P. ls President Ted Kennedy."
"'Ibere you have it viewers, a lineup that
should get thls week-long festival off to a
good start. We'll be bringing you every excil·
ing moment, live via tape delay, right after
this brief, 45-minute message from our
spomor." KJdcllek
In the 111mmn of 19H
TM faM oU Cf"ll for more
Tlwre ain't mougla fP0'1a on TV . . .
.. Good morning, everyone. Thia la Keith
Jackson, bringing you another edition of
Wide, ,Wide, Wide, Wide World of Pseudo
Sports. Today we bring you the World Cham·
p{onahlp ol Foot Wrestlin1 from the cafeteria
of Budapest Junior W&b; an lnside loot at
how an lmpoveriabed, Beverly Hills youth
hu dedicated bimaeU to betna the best num-
ben runner on the West Coast; hl&hll&bts
from tbe U.S. Open semifinal match between
that 11-year-old unknown and a1in1
superstar Tracy Austta; and, in its entirety,
the mominl pd afternoon 400-lap workouts
of the llisalon Viejo Nadadores. .
"But first,· 1et 's swltcb you to
Anchorage, Alasky. where Kurt Thomas 1s
waiting to bring you our token gymnastics
segment.
"Come in Kurt."
"Kurt Thomas here. Today we're cover·
ing the first round of tryouts for the 2000
Olympics. Right now, nine-month old Olga
Gonzales is ready to crawl across the balance
beam. She's displaying pretty good knee ac-
tion and ...
"Wait a minute. Olga Just slipped and
fell on her head. What a tragedy. I'm sure
that dismount is going to cost her points,
Keith."
K.tclleUck
In Ow! foll of 2525
If 'fJOrlf ii nill ~
Onl11 fOO(boll't on TV
"Ho•dy. This is Duco Dan with FTan the
Man, bringing you Midnight Monday Foot-
ball. Today's special Wednesday morning
presentation between the Burbank Raiders
and the Bolsa Vicks from Howard Cosell
Memo.rial Studio in Hollywood wraps up the
April preseaaon schedule. .
''It's packed here, folb. Director chain
have been lined up along both sidellnea and
there must be as many fana here as cameras.
The coacbel are poised at the controls and
both computen look lllr.e they're read.)' for
another irueiinl d~I. Just loot at thole but·
tionsllgbtupontherobotquarterbaek!
"Excuse me. Dan . That's the
<See CASTILLO. Pate llZ>
This Tbne, It's Garvey's Turn
CINCINNATI <AP) -Steve Gan• _. J'Nd Norman plaJed,
about tM .... mm• ot 1UM1, wtaleh WM mt YS7 maa,. for tbe Loe hltln Dodtwa bl mo.
Gane1 wa1 atUl n•Hii awa.J fnm becwnln1 the •
r•1•lar flr1t ba1eman, w Ue. -.... ,... iD mid-career "11111
to ftullr 1tlck wlt.b a major .........
·not 1oinl very fut and you try to
till It.
''HaTtna a p&tcber llke b1m on
your ataff ll IOOCI becauae l1'1 such
a drutic clian1e between BlU
Boabaaa ..S labn, or T9m Seaver
UMI blm," GAne1 aatd.
UCll TllAll GOT a nm ID the
Nl.S r:l!:the Dodlen oa a i8ertnee ftJ Joe 1'91 PIOD wl
tl9ie ..... a ·loedM walk to lfwm•. • .... ., ... .,,the ..... wttb •
• ~°""the ~ fteld wall, ...t1M Dodlen ~an U.· ...... nmmua.._. ...
Mcrtftel Qr lw DaftJ Lipel.
Rick Sutcillttt, H ·t. pltcbed
Hven lnnincs and allowed the
Red1 jun five bit.a despite bein8
Jolted OD bia plt&hina I.nit bJ a l1De
drive bit by Bench i:D the MCODd lnDlJ\I. .
11 DPT amallNO with him,
ud be k8't tel~m• be was all n,bt." aaJd er M..,er
Tomm1 Luorda. " ou look al
tbat arm, t111ou1b, and lt'• un·
believable the way it's awelliq. It
maybebroka."
8utdiffe Mmltted that be want-
ed to c:oatinae <pltclllq bee ....
tbe 1am1 wu OD national
televlUon ud he's lwuaiDI fw
rooklHf •tbe-year votes.
Has Its Day
NEW YORK lAP > -She's 16, quiet, reserved,
st,eady rather than flashy, a sprightly suburban
scttoolgirl with pigtails and pink dresses. •
He's 20. brash, brazen. a shoot-from-the-hip
street kid in sneakers with the talent to back up bis
words.
Tracy Austin and John McEnroe. They are ten·
nis · younger generation. and Sunday they showed a
sellout crowd at the U.S. Open and a national
television audience tbat the future is now.
AUSTIN, PLAYING HER patient baseline game
to perfection and capitatinng on her opponent's un-
commooly frequent errors. dethroned four-time de·
fendmg titlist Chns Evert Lloyd, 6-4, 6-3 to become
the youngest champion in U.S. tennis championship
history.
Then it was McEnroe's tum, and the outcome
was never in doubt In the first all-New York fmal in
US. Open historv. McEnroe's stron~ serve and
volley game proved far too effective for Vilas
Gerulaitis. McEnroe won 7·5, 6·3, 6·3, to become the
youngest winner of the men's singles title since
Pancho Gonzalez. who was 19 when he won in 1948.
BOTH SINGLES WINNEas earned $39,000 from
the total prize money of $563,600.
When it was all over, McEnroe heaved bis racket
25 feet into the air, his ruddy face contorted in
ecatacv. He bad proven himself a champion before an ornery hometown crowd that earlier in the t•o·
week event bad cheered bis every fault.
'"Ibis is by far the biggest win I've ever had.
especially because this tournament is practicallf in
my backyard," said McEnroe. who Uva with' ltis
family in Dougla.st.on, some 10 minutes from the }lja.
tional Tennis Center in Flushing Meadow.
"I DIDN'T THINK I GOT nervous at matches,
but these la.st two have really been something. I was
so nervous 1t was a joke."
McEnroe. the No. 3 seed, had a tumultuous road
to the finals. Two of bis opponents defaulted. His
second-round match against llie Nastase was a
circus. an unruly crowd holding up play for 15
mmutes and forcing the removal of umpire FranJc
Hammond ,
Saturday he faced Jimmy Connors, the defending
champion who had beaten McEnroe in straight sets
in the same circumstances a year ago.
"Last year I went in with a negative attitude -I
knew Jimmy was going to beat me,•• said McEnroe.
"This year was the first time I came into the tourna·
ment confidtmt I could win "
McENROE KNOCKED OFF Connors 6-3. 6-3, 7·5
and rode that high mto the final against GeruJaitis.
"I'm sorry l had to beat Vilas, because he's a friend
of mtoe," said McEnroe. "But I'm glad he went out
there and played lousy ·'
Actually. Gerulatlls -the No. 4 seed who grew
up in Brooklyn and Howard Beach and now resides in .
nearby Kings Pomt -didn't play that badly;
McEnroe played that well.
Of LS serv1ce games. McEnroe was broken only
once. The rest of the time he dominated play with bis
brtlllant net game. Gerulaitis, whose strength is his
s peed and agility, was s imply no match for
McEnroe's power.
AUSTIN DISPLA YEO pallence beyond her years
against Lloyd, hanging five feel back of the baseline
and returning everything hit her way.
AP---
T'RACY AU8TIN WITH U.S. OPIN CUP.
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. Sports ae8k
Writer· Geb Finler in Eye
During Scuffle With Patriot .._,.. ..... ,, ..
JODK>ac>~ Iha. -A aClliiDe Oaobe 1porta •
writ(Q' .... ~ for u _,. aamlaatioa to· • cla1 llftlr a .._ SqJud htrtaU fGotball pl~r
aDeaedb" ~ kij; tiDPf la tM writ.er._ W\ •1• ln • loiUrioaw IC9ftle.
TM m w.._ Pmtota' CCllFDe-rbaek a&,llltmd Cla1bora ad lobe 1porta .,...... WW llcJ>c>Douah repon.dly
cam• uai.t wrtten ...._. to ..._..... Wide ree«ver
Haroad J wbo c...at ..U.. toudldown J>UMe iA New
Enalaad'1 trotadac il U.H .. Yort .felt SundQ.
The ca-. ot tbe lmbroello. wblcb caucbt other pJa.yen
aad writ.en bapMuly bet..-t.be combatanta, wu not dll·
cloMcl.
AcCOC"Cllni to McDooou&b. aayborn elbowed hlm and
other wHten who were atandw near Jacboa'a locker.
Mc.Doooulh and olben aaid Clayborn crabbed tbe aporu
writer bJ the shirt, called bim a name and said, "l 'm tolAI
to bury you.''
-----... ~., , ... ···------Pan American UnJveraity baakotball Coach BW Wldte: "l asked one of our profs wh•t the chances were ot a 30-year-old American eetttni chickenpox. He said
oee iD 2:D million. We muat bave done a IOOd job ol reendtiJal. We eot the one."
S.ni• 8lr ..... cer Sp• ..........
Kama ctty rode ~ ab-bit pltchiDc of LarTJ • Gu• to a 3-t.: v1ctory over Seattle to remain four
1amea behlbd the atreakln1 Ancel• ln the
American Lel&ue West n_, cbue Sunday. Gura
wu aided bylthe hlWng of Georse Bret& who collected three aaleUes~. . olmaJ Grubb slammed a two-run homer and two relief pi en preserved S&e•e Co•er'a 1Sth vlctol')' u~
Te:aaa Minnesota, W ... aJu De•PMJ sluHed the
first grand slam home run of hi.a career
and Gary lloetalcte and Al S.mbl'J each
hit bomera as Baltimore defeated Bostoo,
lM .•. Jolla W~ drove ln three
rum and rookie Mike Clut8 and ~
Lopes cbecked the New York Yankees OD
four · bita u Detroit ~ • l · 1 victory
. . . Bobby 8-da smashed a grand slam
home run to break a olnth·innlns Ue,
climaxing • U.hlt alugfest aa Cleveland
defeated Toronto, 14·10 . . . Rookie ri&bt·
bander Richard Dotaoa, pitching bis
ou1t.a second major league game, hurled a six·
hltter aa tbe Chicago White Sox captured a 7-0 decision and a
split of a doubleheader with Oakland. Oakland's Brlu
KJ.Dgman, a nother rookie, hurled a four·hitter to give lbe A'a a
3-0 victory ln the opener ... Pinch-bitter .leau Aloa hit a two.
run double in the eighUH.nning aa Houston topped San Franciaco
to climb back mto the National League West lead over Clncln-
oaU by a half.game ... GeaeTenaee hlthis 17th home run ofthe
aeuon to lift San Dieao to• 4-1 victory over AUant.a ... Barry
Feo&e bad four hita, including a grand slam home• H tbe
Chicago CU be breezed to a U-2 rout of Philadelphia behind the
• · pitching of Riek llewltel. . . Will.le S&ar1eD doubled home DHe Puller with one out ln the ninth iDnlna to Ii ve Pittabuqb a
&-5 victory over the New York Meta. • .Gary Caner and BIBa
V aletdllle each bad three hita to lead the 1urstng Montreal Ex-
pos to a 4-J victory over St. Louis. It was the Expos' 12th triumph
in the last 13 games. Montreal remained a game behind Pit·
t.sbu rgh
• . .
• .
Gralla-., ~IUkt tt'f• T .. r11q•
Veteran Lou Grataam grudgingly surrendered n
tbe lead in tbe mornang third round, then weal to
the putting green for 15 minutes before rebounding
witb a pressure-packed effort ln the afternoon for
a ooe«roke victory over 8e1I Creultaw in the Pleasant
VaUey Golf Classic .... Veteran Sally UUle, enjoying her
beat year on the tour, carded an even-par 12 to claim a two-
atroke victory ln a Ladles Professional Golf Asaoclation
tournament at Denver ... 8udy LJle, a 21-year-old Scot,
woo the European Open golf cbampionabip in Turn berry.
Scotland wttb a final round 65, flve-under·par.
------BaseNU Tetla9-----....
On th.1a date io baseball i.n 1.978:
The New York Yankees completed tbelr now·
famous Boeton Muaacre, beatlnc tbe Red Sox 7-4 to
complete •four-game sweep at Fenway Park and Ue
tbe Red Sox for finJt place ln the American Leaiue Eut
alter once tralllng Boston by 14 games.
On lb.ls date ln l9'T7:
Roy ff4well collected two bomen, two doubles, and
a single and drove l.n nine runs u the Toronto Blue Jays
routed the New York Yankees, 19-3.
Today's Birthdays:
.. Former Cincinnati Reds aluaer Ted Kluazewski i.I
55. Roger Maria, who u a New Yortt Yankee bit 81
home runs In 1961 for an all·Ume btc leasue record, la
<Ci. AUant.a Braves pitcher Preston Hanna la 25.
~·• Wf•• ••1e,. s•u
Jo an l.ntemadonaJ track and fteld meet at • : Gateshead, England, Sieve OveU of Britain woo
the mile in a time of 3: 56.58 ..• locl1 SdlMk&er
bu won the um world Formula l drtvinl cham·
·pioaablp with the Ferrari team aft.er winnlnr the Jtallan
Grand Prtx Sunday lD Moma. Italy ..• ' • .._.by~ took
tbe lad earlJ in tb• race and beld It nearly all tbe rest ol tbe
way to ~to an eu1 v1dcll'y lD tbe CaDltal Ctty 400 Grand
• Nattoml atoclr car race ID RJchmoncf1 •
• Va •••• Tbe OUlaDd Balden have ukea • '°"an ..ttmaed t15 mfUim ill lmpron· , meat.a to tWr bome coUMum iA nesoUa·
dou for a ..... wec1 eoetract but collHwn
oatdall IQ tbeJ don't han tbe IDOM1 to
: ~ tbe req...u ... Daa ...... ot St.
• Loala ..._. torn lmM llaam.U dwtN
-tbe pme wtt.b tbe New York Gluta anCI
wUl be klilt for tM r.l ol tbl MUOD
. . . ftll C 211 m'• aaddm-deatb J)lllalty
kick c.••• tb• Columbu Matte a 2·1 trlamJ* oYll' ,,.., •• u1 ... A.DMrtcan IC ... CllTH
·-1occer x...pe-tbe a..... DlYilkm ~P aeries.
. Col9IDlltli .... 8ecruMllto far tbe mi. a.a.,.
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Sunday's
f
NFL
.·Quotes
.,,.. A.••••···· ..... ,,... dM7 .... ..,.. vomd
tbe NIUoaal Football Lupe UU..weebod:
"Cheer Qp. Wbat baJlt*~.
aom •body dle1" -Sari
Ca•.W ol Hoaltoo, clowulu·
In the Ollera' H ·7 lo1a io Pitta~. The Ste.Jen Mid Cam to•yantaNlhbll.low for pro career.
••eow·a tbat foe tolal from
ra11 to rteheeT I wlab l cuald
bottle tL. • • -New Eaalud
Patriot.I Coedl a. _....., •
IOMr to PHUbursb ln h1a delliat aa an NFL bead coacb tut .....
day nllht ud a 58-3 wtnn. Sun·
day over the New York Jets.
"Jl'• =·to the point ...... I don't bow modl more 1 can ta.U. TbiQp wtU set .,.._._
J pray tbJnp will aet better." -
New York Olanta qua.rterbact
Jee ....,.._, after betq MCked
aeven Umea for t.be MCODd AC~
c:eaaive Sunday. Tbe Olanta lost
27 • H to St. LouJ.a.
") doa't know why and l don't
want to ftDd out. U I do then tbey
ml1bt allo ftDd out t.be reMOD. ..
-Cbicato'a WalMr Pa,.__ on
bla coa.alltent 1uccea1 atalnlt
Mlnn..at.a. He 1a1nec1 112 yard.a
locludinl touchdown runs ol •
and 23 yards u tbe Bean beat
theVWnp38-7.
"I knew l could do It ll I Sot a
chance, aoc\ they told me I
would atut ~ MCODd ball. But
I d!dn't expect all thia, tbat'1 ror
sure." -Green Bay's ee...
Atklu. who ran three/.,. for
the wionlog TD an set up
another score with a 80-yard SJW·
log u the Packera beat New
Orleans 28-19.
"I've never seen ao many
yellow naga. I'll be seet.oi them
In my sleep." -Dallas c.oach
Tom Landry, after the Cowboys
committed 14 penalties en route
to a 21·13 victory over San Fran-
ciaco.
.-.... r-.•i
ANGEIS •••
••1 DON'T KNOW•" says
Fregost, whole 1tomach all'Mftt
can 't be g ettln1 better.
"Whatever happens, bappeaa.
"We've bad pressure all year,
though. 'Ib1a won't be any dif ·
ferent." A lot of the pre11ure bu been
relieved by t.be rejuvenated
bat.a of the An,.11, who are tak-
lnl tu.ma at betn1 beroea. Sunday, it wu Dan P'onS &Dd
Carney l..antfonS u tbe former
drove ln a paJr of rum iA tbe
first lnolns, and the latter
slapped a pair of doub&m and
aeored twice .
But, ltill, the return of Fut
FrankM = out the IDOlt. amllel, incl h1a own.
"I bad ptnpolat CCJGb'ol," said
the IOUtbpaw, wbo ~ned ~·
lnnlDp before' t1rLDc and livlnl
way to L&Roebe and Mootque,
the latter r1cordln1 bl1 fttth
aave u an~. "It'• Ju.tt IOOd to be out then 81aln .••
Tbe Aneela an pad Tanana la
out there asatn. too. , .... _.J
CASTIU.O. • •
FOOTBALL/BASEBALL .
What a Reniatch!
Oilers No Match for Steelers
W.-APSX..-sr
It WM toated u a nma1dL h..,..... 9P *"· 1n1mon .. a~. IClallt .......... Ptdlbar ........... .
nond -· ............. ol _,,.......,. wl
beat ............ Ila--OU.. .... to ..... tUt .,.. ...... u.. ............ lowl.
.....7'• recuJar·M._ .... WU MlDI
bailed •a rematdt ol daat ~ Ccdlllw. t1tJe ......... ,,. time tM ...... la l'ttU· .,..... .. euct1J U.. ............ -WUJD, ....,,
ca.u -bat tbe reault wu Yi.rtmaUJ tbe Mmt. Tb.la
time tbe 81111 .. mealed tbe Ollln .. 1.
"I said 1-t January tbat t.be weataer didn't
beat • -Plttlbu.rab did -ud tbeJ woo tbe
baD1ame todQ la Weal .. ...._ eoofttke1 for
botb --· •• ..._ Coeeh Bum l'blllip. ad· , mlUed.
• 'Tbey did eTerJ'lhinl tbat eot tbem to the
&lpel' Bowl,'' PblDlpl ~ ol U... 8'ell1rL
In fact. lt was ,............. wtMll tbe Stetlen did. .
On oft'mM, TerT7 8,....._w puaed for ttro
tooebdowaa. One ol them .,.. to 5'dDeJ 'naonatoa.
wbo a1lo ran ror a TD.
But lt WU the S&eel QartalD def ... that real17
aboM. Tbt OUen ma.nqed a acat 1M r..-=--total 1ardl -aaalnlt Joe Oreme • .Jn bert
and frimdl.
Rout.OD quarterback Du Putorial. wlao
raved abollt tbe OM Jacbt tbllt ~ blm
from tbe 8teelen ln bil ~ Ytlk. Cl08ld Ila•• uaed a teak tlda tlllM. P Mdled blm five
Um•, ~ tlaree ol blll ,_.. ad ftaa117
aent blm to tbe AdeUw wt.tit a Jammed ana. In
all, be comp&eted Jut foar ol 11 paw ror 11
yard.I.
On tbe IJ"OUDd. thiQCa wen DO beUer'. gart
Campbell. ..t.o roatinely roi1I up 100-yard sames,
flnllfaed wttb a pro &ow • 1ardl ln Ml eaniet.
''Wbta we abut their nmnbaa off, I doa't tblnk
they wer-. too happy about it... said PtttabwP
Coacb auaek Noll. ''They wanted to rely 00 that very mQCb."
Oreeoe. tbe Qeelen' au detmalve t.aale,
allo laa-ted that~ Campbell Mopped tbe
enUre Houltoa attaek. • ou ea't play cbam·
plonablp ~ wtt.b a -. d.tma1kma• oftwe,"
he aaid ... I'm DOt aaJtn& lbt7 doa't ...._a = same mil 9DOd reeeiV-.. Bal tt jmt cMID't
today, 10 all we bad to be CCIDClelMd wt&b wu UM run ..
. E1Mwbere ln the NatioDal' Football Lupe
Sunday:
Ptlt ... uM,la•3
A def eme lsn 't the only lh1nc that can ta.Ile the
Ute out ol a defense. A more potent offense cao.
too -like New Eql&Dd 's for tmtanc..
•A week •co it looked weak acawt the
Steel«'a. Steve Grogan'• pu•lnl same wu clearly
off. But acaiolt the Jet.a be WU map.1tkeot, COIJl·
pletinc ftve toucbdown PUMI eovertnc 41, '4 and
28 yardl to Harold J aeboa and 3'1 &Dd 50 yarda to
Stanley ll«1an. •'So mQCb wu aaid aad wrtu. I bad to laup
at tt," Grosan aaJd ol h1a mediocre abowt.Ds
acaJ.mt Ptttabur&b lut Mondar m,bt. "I said to
myaelf. 'Wbat am I wonted about?' 1'be eoeebea
have faltb ln me, and the ~ bave fatth ln me.
aod that's all l have to wwry about. It relaaed
me."
ST!WQROQAN TERRY BRADSHAW
"Wt remembered wbat they did lutJea.r, com~ beck Ub they dld," Lowe 1aJd the
Char,_.• 1ame·leqt.b tat.Mlty. "We knew we
cooldD't alack up. They 1tole lt from us lut year,
we hadn't for1otten that.''
S.we•~••29,C.U•2•
Gl'e# Landry of Baltimore wu coekios bis
arm to throw OD the tblrd play of overtime •hen
R.ud1 Crowder of Tampa Bay sot to him. The"·
1u.Jt.lq fUmb&e wu recovered by the Buca• BIU
Kollar -and Nell O'Dooolbue Immediately
kicked a 3'1·Jard fte&d 1oal tbat beat the Colt.a.
Toal ~ of ~allldre ._mt the leD lnto
overtime wttb a 38-yard field toal leN than l ~
minute from the end of resutaUoa play.
c..e .... 21, 4hn 13
O.J . Simpaon of San FTancllco (43 Jardl) and
Tony Donett of Dallas <5' yardl) made their
HHOO debut.a al ru.o.nlng back -but it WU Roser
St.aubacb'1 flnt two touchdown puaes of the
aea10D that save tbe Cowboys tbelr v1ctof'l.
84Mbeeh bit Drew Pea.non for 22 yai'Cb and a
acore lll&e ln the tb1.rd period to wipe out the 4len ·
io.. lad and found Billy Joe DuPret for 13 yards
and a TD ill the fourth quarter. ••llt .... 19,Se•••., .. le
Miaml'1 Bob Griese tbnnr two toucbdowo
p ..... -HVeD yarda to Norm Bula.lch and three
yarcb to Nat Moore -and rookie Uwe voo
Scbamann ticked field goa.la of 3S and 31 yards to
beat the Seahawb.
The Dolpb.lns intercepted three pauea by Jim
Zorn and ucb ooe led to a score. l.nclud.lnc the two
neld coaJ.a by von Scbamann. who replaced Garo
Yepremian on tbe Miami roster.
•~•rs z•. """•• 1
Walter Payton amassed 182 yards -141 of
them in the &ttOOd ~riod -tn ChJcago's trounc-
utC of the Vikings. Paytoo scored touchdowns of 43
aDd 216 yards and reserve quarterback Vince
Evam combtned wttb J amee Scott on a SS-yard
acortns pus play. Tommy Kramer, who threw for
four Tbl last week for Minnesota, ran two yards
for tbe Vlkes' kJoe acore lb1a week.
P~bn U, S•l•t• 19
Steve At.kins ran tbre-e yards for Green Bay's
winning TD. then sprinted 60 yards to set up a
three-yard sconng run by Eric Torkelson thaC
IO<"ked up the Packers· victory over New Orleans.
C•rdl••~.27 .. ra•••• 1-1
Ot1il Anderson of tbe Card.Ula.la became only
the fourth rookie i.n NFL biatory to ruah for 100
yard.a in his fint two games, tacking 111 onto his
193 ol a week ago u St. Louis rallied from a 14 -0
defldt to t>Nt the Giants
.._,,..•27,L .... 24
WubJ.n4rtoo'a Martt Moseley, oven a aeeood
cbanct! by tbe Uom, beat them witb • 41·Yard field
goaJ el.lb& aeconda from tbe final fun. He'd mined
from 48 yarda out. but Detroit wu peaallled ftve
yarda for bavtns too maoy men on tbe field. Joe
Tbelamann threw two TD puses for tbe Re<bklna.
.r9.,•• 27, a.wt• 24
Brian Sipe threw three TD p ... es. ~ final
one a 21-yarder to ~ceie Rucker wttb 52 seconds
left, to vault Cleveland put tbe Chiefs.
Baseball Standings JOHNSON & SON
AMMOUMCIS •••
AMBlllCAN LSAGVS
Wea&IMTt.ttoa
Aasela
KanauCity
MlnDeeota Tuu
ChJeaco
SeatUe
Oakland
W L Pd. GB
80 64 .$SI
75 87 .531 4
72 •• 511 ·~ n n .m •~ et a .427 11~ eo M .417 ao
50 M .S47 IO
Bu&Dhl11ha
BaJtlmore
MUwauUo
~Nt•Y~
Detroit
Cleveland
Toronto
W L Pd. GB ...... m a eo .5'0 ~
71 eo .• H~
Tl 11 .YD 1'1
78 •. 51130
14 •. 51711~
" •• 310 51
NA110NAL LEAGlJE
West Dt'fllloe
W L Pd. GB
Hou.atoo 81 62 ·* CtnclnnaU 81 83 .M3 ~
0..1en 68 75 .478 13
Saa f'ranclaco 83 81 .438 18~
Sao Dteso 61 83 .424 2'Ya
AUant.a 55 87 .387 25~
Eut Dtriltoa
Pltt.abur&h IS 57 .599
Montreal 81 55 .51S I
St. Louil 7t ... .543 8 CbkF& 73 87 .52111 Pbl hla 7l 71 .500 14
New Y 5.$ 86 .393 29 .....,,.,ac.o...
OM!llnl.O"'~'' .. ~ •• -V-t .... 0..•. Al-• I CM< ...... ,... .........
.......... 4, 14 Yul•' -· ..... ~'-'-' T_.,•,o-
Na--~
YE AR -
END
Q.EARANCE
SAIEI
EXCBl.ENT
.DEALS
ON OUR
FINE LINE
Of
LINCOLN'S
AND
MERCURY's
RIGHT
NOWI
WHO WON? -Brad Greer of Hunt-
ington Beach (left) s hows determina-
tion on a pitch shot while Mark
O'Meara of Laguna Niguel raises his
putter above his head. O 'Meara defeat-
ed Greer on the second hole of a playoff
Sunday to win the Costa Mesa Open
golf championship. Both play out of Mis-
sion Viejo Country Club and grew up in
the Orange Coast area
I
O 'Meara Stays Dot
U.S. Amateur Champ Wins Costa Mesa Open
By HOWARD L. BANDY
Of ... 0-. ..... S'111f
Mark O'Meara the United
States amateur golf champion,
defeated hi.a close friend Brad
Greer on the second bole of a
sudden-death playoff for the
championship of the seventh an-
nual Costa Mesa Open tourna-
ment Sunday at Costa Mesa Golf
and Country Club.
O'Meara and Greer are both
members of Mission Viejo Coun-
try Club and have played
together often in past competi-
tion.
Greer, who will be a freshman
at Long Beach, graduated from
Marina High and is 18. O'Meara
finished his fourth year with the
Long BeachgoJfteam last
spring and was a three-Ume All
American. Heis22.
81.JNDAY GREER bad the
championship wrapped up until
he bogeyed the 17th bole after hit-
ting loogoverthegreen.
He lost a stroke to par and
went into the final bole tied with
O'Meara for the lead, six under
par. O'Meara bad finished in
front of him.
Greer hit his second shot, a
five-iron, into the same trap at
18 that O'Meara had played out
or a few moments earlier. He
s alvaged a par to force the
playoff.
Both drove well and put their
second shot about 20 yards short
Sidewinder, Carter Win
Only 10 boats competed in
Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club's
Long Point race Saturday, the
sixth of the club's Angelman
Series for yachts rated under the
Performance Handicap Racing
Fleet system.
Light but steady breezes pre-
vailed for the race from Balboa
to Long Poi.at, Catalina Island.
Class A winner was
Sidewinder, skippered by Brian
Carter, BCYC. Second was Cats
Pajamas, sailed by Marcia ~z
BCYC, and third WU Fiver, Bw
Rohn, Voyagers YC.
Balboa Power Squadron's fall
boattna clala atarta tonllht with
re&lltntion ac:beduled at 6:30 at
Newport Barbor Yacht Club, 720
W. BQ St. Balboa.
Tbe coane ii free and open to
anyone Oftl' tbe ap of 12. n.e
12-week course covers all
Mpeda ot sale boatiq. IDltrue-
tora are experienced ~oat
ownen who ue memben ol the
Balboa Power Squwlron.
In Class B the winner was
Porpy, sailed by Roy Sinclair,
BYC; second was Andiamo, Bob
Sodaro, BYC, and third was
Tres Gordo, Price and Purcell,
BCYC.
The Class C winner was
Scotch Mist, skippered by Don
Anderson, BYC, and second was
Windswift, George Chalfont,
BYC.
Vollmer Top~ Field
In Redondo Race
REDONDO BEACll -Reuben
Vollmer from Palos Verdes
Y acbt Club was the winner of
Kina Harbor Yacht Club's Catch
Me Who Can race featurinl an
inverted start in which boats
with tbe loweat ratlng start ftnt.
Vollmer sailed the Cal-40
Primera.
Second place went to Taxi,
skippered by John Karat.au,
KHYC, and third was Sunny
Side Up sailed by Charles Gauuer. KHYC.
of the green on the first bole and each came up with a par
TEE soon, on the seeond
playoff bole were put in the
rough to the left of the se<:ond
fairway with Greer hitting first
and drilling a three-iron to the
green, about 30 feet from the
pin.
O'Meara then put his three·
iron shot about eight to 10 feet
from the pin and after Greer
putted to within a foot of the cup.
O'.Meara calmly made his for
the winning birdie.
Defending champion Graham
Cowan of San Clemente finished
seventh.
0 ·Meara played the Los Lagos
course in one-under with a 70
while Greer was in with a par
71. O'Meara had a 65 on the
Mesa Linda Course Saturday
and Greer a 64.
Smith Sails
To Victory
Ronju.mar, skippered b'y W.L.
Smith of the International
Power Boat Auociation, was the
winner of the Baruach Trophy,
one of the most coveted kudos In
predicted log racing, in a 31.6-
mlle race out of Balboa Yacht
Club Sunday.
· Smith pUoted Ronjumar over
the course with an error of 3.901 percent.
Predicted log racing is DOl a
contest of speed but of navtga-
Uon in which skippers predict
before the start the time it will
take them to complete the
course at a selected speed under
existing wind and sea condi-
Uom.
Second place went to Charles
King at tbe'belm of El Gamor,
IPBA, with an error of 4.154 per-
cent. 1bird was Satisfied 'lbrM,
skippered by Bancroft and
Le1Vis, IPBA, with an error of
4.216 percent.
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_l 0-8tarters Return /or Artists
BJ aoGB& CUL80N °' .............. Wltb 10 returnln1 atarten
amona 11 vanity lettermen and
a squad ol ~.an Optimlltlc aura
aurrounda the La1una Beach
High Artlltl. Althoulh the Arttats ,poueu
only two 200-pounden on the
squad, the awitch to the stacked
I with two split ends lives the
Artlats a aoUd shot at postiq a winninC aeuoo.
A•ONG THE nvE Lacuna
setbacb la 1918 (the Artists woo
tour> were South Cout League
f' .. tNDP~
losses to Capistrano Valley
(24-17 ), Mission Viejo (.27-12 )
and San Clemente <.35-10. each
a CIF Central Conference
semlfinaliat. with llloioo Viejo
the eventual c.bampioo.
At the half the ArUsta led
Capistrano Valley, 17·14, trailed
Mission Viejo 14-12 and were
tied 14-14withSanClemente.
This season, Coach Walt
Hamera feels better weight
work. skills work and passing
league efforts during the sum-
mer may make the Artists a
tougher team in the second half.
''WE'llE A LOT MORE ahead
offensively at this point than we
were last year, .. says Hamera.
"And the switch to the triple-I
simplifies the blocking assign-
ments for the linemen.
''This is the third offense our
team has bad to learn in three
years. bufthe more they see at
the more they like it.
"We want to develop some
confidence in our offense and be
a little more successful d e·
fensively this year. although we
did shut out three teams an
1978."
Defensively the Artists have
abandoned the 4·3 for the 5·2
okie, due to the makeup of the
team ·s persoMel.
As for the team's personnel.
four of the Artl.ata' key players
are tackle Jim Mudge (6-1, ~
sr. ), quarterback Lance Stewart
(6--0. 175 jr. l, tailback aJ1(l weak
safety Eric Clark <S-11, 1S5 Jr.)
and Doug Green <S-9. 160 sr.), a
tailback-fullback prospecL
Here's a nmdown by position:
QUARTERBACKS -Stewart, a 1eft-hander, ran for six
touchdowns and passed for four
others as a junior, completing 51
of 122 for 6d yards. He'll be run-
ning out of the triple, too. Backing
him up Is Damon Berryhill (5.11.
170 ), the only sophomore Hamer a
Is carrying on the SQuad.
RUNNING BACKS • The
Artists have three with potential
at tailbaek, led by Doug Green
<S-9, 160 sr t1and Eric Clark (5.11,
lSS jr. ), both lettermen. Mike
M c caffrey <S-9 , 1ss jr. l also
o.lly " ... ,_ --LAGUNA BEACH QUARTERBACK LANCE STEWART.
figures Fullback is staffed by
Kevin Norick 16-3. 190 l. a return-ing letterman, but known more
tor h is volleyball prowess. Dan
A rndt 16-2, 190 1r.) backs up
Nortek, while countert>ack <the
blocker d irectly behind the
quarterback) Is Tom McDonald
<6·3, 180 sr . ), a letterman at Otlt·
side linebacker. Brandy Boka
<6-0, 150 sr. > Is also at the key to
the triple. Paul Melnyk <s-11 , 16S
jr . >is also a fullback candidate.
RECEIVERS · The leading
candldMes tor the two spttt end
vacancies are lettermen Mark Russo CS-8, ISO sr. > end Rene
Oliver '6-1 , 160) and Mike Devis
<S-9, 14'0 jr. ). Also avaUabfe are
Steve Chapman (5..9, 130 Jr.> and
John lk.MAJrrav <s-10. 140 sr . ).
OFFENSIVE LINE • The in-
terior appears fairly set with
Brooks Jacobsen <6-1, 210 sr l
anchoring It at center flanked by
guards Scott Oates CS-11, 170 sr. 1
and James Watt <b--0. 180 S" 1 and
tackles Rick Reiqel <6--0, 170 jr. >
and Mudge. Backup at tackle in-
clude Zack Storey '6-1, 190 sr . I
John Wheaton (6-1 . 190 sr l -""d
Kevin O'Connor <6·1,160 tr l At guard are Nick Ross CS-9, 170 sr. I
and Ron Johnson <s-10. ISO sr. >
Greq Goldstein (5-10, 170 1r . l 1<,
JacobSen'srelief .
DEFENSIVE LINE Green
and Mc Donald are at outside
tinebacke~ <ends>. with Johnson,
Boka, Melnyk also available Ad·
oltionally, identical twins Tom
and Bill Turner <each 5-8, 14'0 1r. l
and l anc-e Dickson <6--0, 15S sr . l
are there. Mudge and Reigel are
at tackle, backeO bv Kevin
Hoaglano 16-2, 170 sr . > Wheaton•
ana Jonathan Cohen <6--0, 170 jr. I.
watt ano M ike Flnocchl <5-9, 1ao•
"'. / are the leading contenders at
nosegua.-a, backed bv John Hansen'
<6--0 16S sr and Kevin G,.aham
<S-9 '70sr >
LINEBACKERS The Artists
are deep tle"e Nitn No,.tclc and
Brian Laidlavw <6--0 17S sr > lead-ing the wav. Also ir; •he oicture
ar e Ross and Berryn11 Jeff Wahl
IS-O. lSS c;r .I, Andy v "eqory 16-2.
17S 1r l a"ld E,.1c Reaso,. CS-11 165
sr .
SECONDARY O l•ver and
Hatfield Nabs Hobie Series
Mc Caffrey are tne 1ead1ng conten-
ders at cornerback. with Russo,
Davi s, David Padgham Rich
J ohnson Torn M auro and Curt
Chastatn also n the picture. Clark
•<; dt weal< safetv dnd Green at
c;trong SdfP.ty. ~tso in the secon-
dar y p1Cture are Tom Brockman.
Dan Arndt. M ike Cronin, Eric
Sm1thandJuan Z. Enrique.
LAKE TAHOE -Randy Hat-
field of Dana Point woo the
Hobie Cat-14 national cham-
pionship here in a week-long,
seven-race series.
It was a light series between
Hatfield and Tom Whitehurst.
Pe nsacola. Fla. with only two
points separating the leaders.
The top 12 skippers in the na·
tionals qualify for the world
championstup an South Afnca in
November Four Southern
California sailors were among
the first 12.
Final standings 1 Randy
Hatfield . Dana Poi nt, J 1 i.,
points , 2. Tom Whit ehurst.
Pensacola. Fla. 33~. 3. Bob
Curry. Tampa. Fla . 35 . 4. Ptul
Berman. Dana Point, 35; 5 Bob
Seaman. Los Angeles. 39.
KICKING GAME Berrvh1ll
and Mc Donato w ill handle the pun11ng du tiP.s, w "lile Tom
Basaker cs-10. 10s I" l and Ross
apoear s set for Pldce1ucking
chores
NFL Standings ORDER
YOUR NATIONAL CONFE&ENCE
Eut
WLT Pct. PF PA
Dallas 2 0 0 1.000 43 34
Philadelphia 1 0 0 1.000 23 17
St. Louis 1 1 0 .500 48 36
Washington 1 1 0 .500 54 53
NY Glanta 0 2 0 .000 31 50
Cn&.ral
Chicago 2 0 0 1.000 32 10
Tampa Bay 2 0 0 1.000 60 42
Green Bay 1 1 0 .500 31 2S
Minnesota 1 1 0 .soo 35 48
Detroit 0 2 0 .000 40 58
Wes&
AUanta l 0 0 1.000 40 34
•a•s l l 0 .500 30 33
New Orleam 0 2 0 .000 S3 88
San Franclaco 0 2 0 .000 35 49
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AMERICAN CONFE&ENCE
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Buffalo 1 1 0 .500 58 33 New England I 1 0 .500 69 19 Baltimore 0 2 0 .000 26 43
NY Jets 0 2 0 .000 25 81
Cetltra1
Cleveland 2 0 0 1.000 52 46
Pittsburgh 2 0 0 1.000 54 20 Houston 1 1 0 .500 36 65
Clnclmati 0 2 0 .000 24 61
Wea&
San Dieeo 2 0 0 1.000 83 26 Deever 1 1 0 .500 19 13
Kab.saa City l 1 0 .500 38 27
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Sea View League FOotball Sehedale
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Tbe coatectiQa ~ la tbe IDOlt nctUDc lt•m to be 3 trod~ lllCo bowewaree deputmeatt alnce tbe food p
caeor. Tbe product la e~ to make a bil 1plub l
u ses dunnc tbe fall and Cbrl1tma1 1eaaon1 an marketeers_... acnmbliq to ready their varlaUom OD a
acale not..., lD 79an. •
1'bl coantertop coa'f'eCtioa oven circulat.ea warm air tf
cook food Z5 to 30 percent fut.er than recular oveD1. A
bUllt-lD bloww la tbe o.en bomberds the food with ~
1tuUy redrculaUDc bot air -makinl lt cook futer. mort evenly and at a lower \emperawre than a recuiar oven, ua-
lnC either au « eJectriclty.
BECAUSE Of" IT8 8t1PDIO& time· and energy.
aavlDC pioUotiaJ and ita ability to cook ~u. retailef'J
ctueried at the recent semi-annual national lndustry tra~
1bow lo Chlcaco believe tb1I item will be a winner. •'Tbe cuatomer doesn't have to relearn bOw to cook ...
with microwave cookiDC." says Martha Jona, of tht WbJte House, Beaumont, Texas. "The oven la a new gift
category," adda Bob Nitto, merchandise manager, Gi!Jt
bela, New York. It's a
"gourmet cooldnc"
item, add others wbo
empbube there will be
eight fUll·size coun·
tertop coovectioo ovens
oo 1tott shelves t.bis fall
and winter.
Money's
Worth
As a shopping guide, bere are the key features ol con
vectioo ovens.
-CUiainarta: Styled with detachable tempered glas.
lop, bottom, $2SO suggested retail pnce. .
-Fa.rberware: Model 464 includes eleetroruc tern
perature probe. rectangular brushed chrome exterior,
$260. Model 462. rectangular without probe, brushe<
chrome exterior, $220 Model 460/5. rectanguJar rosewooc
grain exterior, $189. .
-Maxim· Rounded square. white porcelauuied steel
$225
-MOULJNEX PKODUCl'S: UNIT broils conven
tionally. features a rotisserie; r ounded rectangula1
almond and brown porcelain exterior. $193 with introduc
tory rebate.
-Rival: Rectangular with almond porcelain ename
exterior and smoked glua door. $2SO.
-Toutmaster: Model 7060 Systems operates convet
ti on ally. bakes and broils conventionally; rectangular wttl
wood grain exterior. S200.
As retailers prepare to launch promotions for bolida~
sales ol countertop convection oveoa. lbe major applian<."I
industry Ls rus.hing ahead with plans to bring out it:
engineering marvel: ''ioductioo'' cooking.
INDVCTION COOIUNG BAJlNESSES electrical cut
rent lbroogb a coil beneath the stove top to create 1
m agoetic field. Tbe magnetic field induces curren
straight into the st.eel pot on the stove. Because steel is I
poor cooductor of electricity. Literally resisting lbe cuJ
rent. friction~ created. This rnctioo results m the heat.
The big selling point will be coolness. The smootl
cooking surface doesn't get bot because it is made 4
material that won't resist current.
Tested by Westinghouse Electric. the idea was ab&Jf
doned several yean ago. presumably due to technic~
problems.
Msing Market Led
By Energy Stocks
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NEW YORK <AP> -The stock martet gained toda7
with energy iaaues leading tbe way, despite womes o~
rising interest rates and the depth or an oncoming tt
cessloo.
The Dow Jooes average or 30 industnals was up 2.1:..
points to876.88.
Advantts led declines~ on the New York Stock Ex
cbange.
Nancy Teeters. a member of the Federal Reserv1
Board of Governors. caJled the outlook for inflation and un
employment "\ruly discouraginc." Sbe said lbe nation wil
have "a small rettSSion," followed by a slow rerovery.
The tight-credit st.a.nee by the Fed resulted io a quickJ~
spreading 12~ percent prime lending rate. Analyst
rorecut a 13~ percent rate in the near future.
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~-..__ ...... Michael Moriarty playa a Nut off'lcer
and Deborah Norton ts his ambitious
wife in the miniseries "Holocaust,"
beginning a four-night repeat airing
tonight at 8 on ~· Channel 4.
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ABC Getting .Jump
Others Show Specials as Season Starts
By TOM JO&Y
NEW YORK lAP > ABC
be gina ils fall prime -time
s eason, officially, ton11bt, a
wffk ahead or CBS and NBC.
Hut the head start hasn't caught
lhe competition flaUooted.
NBC has lodged its Emmy.
winning "Holocau.st" miniseries
in the heart of ABC's "Premiere
Week" schedule, a nd CBS has
arranged for a couple of high.
powered specials , Including a
film on the life of the late 1'"'red·
die P r lnze, and a 21h ·hour
dra m a starring Carol Burnett.
Indeed, for ABC it's "Premiere
Week" in name only.
THE NETWORK already has
pulled the wnps from at least
three new shows, and premiered
two others. NBC'a "Real Peo-
ple" ataced it.a ftnt show ot the
fall Sept. 5, and "Dllney's Won-
derful World," alao on NBC,
besan the new season Sept. 9.
A BC enters the 1979·80 season
a clear frontrunne r after a
strong a ummer , and the
network'• schedule reflect.a that
ataLua. Only five of ABC's 23
scheduled pro1rama are new,
and the few add1Uonal changes
were from strength -"Mork
'Sbarb' Slated
For Tuesday Eve
HOLLYWOOD <AP> -Pet.er
Bencbley, the author of "Jaws,"
wUl be the on-camera narrator of
"Shana," a Survival Anllla pro-
duction atroo1 on NBC on Tua· dat he a~clal ineludea uo-
predecen underwater close-
filmed ups at three s hark-infested areae of the
Pacific Ocean, the Great Barrier
Reef al Australia, Ranitroa Atoll
ln the Soclety lllandl, ud the
wateranear San Dleao.
and Mindy" from Thursday to
Sunday, "Laverne and Shirley"
from Tuesday to Thursday.
NBC approac hes the fall season tn third place. after a diJI.
mal summe r season, and ts
counting on "Holocaust " to take
some of the glow ort of ABC's
early start.
"HOLOCAUST," THE story of
a Je wish fami ly i n N azi
Germany, won eight Emmys
and 22 other awardB aft.er its
pre m iere April 16-19, 1978. lt
was as controversial In Its Euro·
pe a n broa dc a st as It was
popular in thla country.
NBC hopes for a boost, too,
from "'lbe Road to China," a
Lhree·bour special starring COl'I)·
edian Bob Hope. The comedy·
variety special will air Sunday
eve ning opposite ·'The Tenth
Month" OD CBS, which •tan
comedienne Carol Bumeu.
New shows ln the ABC lineup
ar e • '240-Robert,'' an acllon·
adventure aeries which pre·
mlered Sept. 3, '1'he Lazarus
Syndrome," starring Louil
Gouett Jr.. .. Benson," wilb
Robert Guillaume aa a 1ov·
eroor'a bull er. "Detective
School," which was added to the
schedule afte r a 1ucceaaful
three-week aummer run, "Out ot
the Blue," 1tan1.n8 comic Jim·
my Bropn,'and "A New'Klnd ot
FamUy," with Eileen Bren.nan
In the lead.
HE&E'8 ABC'S "Premiere
Week" llneop, with some coun·
ter-pr()lrammin1 by CBS and
NBC:
Monday. Sept. 10 -"240·
Robert " 8-9 p m EDT "NFL , ,
Moodah~l:J: Football," AUan· ta at lpbla, 9-mJdnlpi,
ABC; ''Holocaust,'1 Pan I, .. u .
NBC.
Tueld.ly Sept. 11 -''"TJ. Daya, .. M :IO, .. AD ...... a: .
"Tbr.e'• Compa~· t ·t :IO,
"T1xl," e:-.ao, • Lasanaa
..
Syndrome," 10·11, ABC; "Can
You Hear the Laughter?" on the
Ufe of Freddie Prillle. 9·11, CBS;
"Holocaust," Part 11. 9·11, NBC.
Wednesday, Sept. 12 -"Eight
Is Enou1h." 8-9, "Charlie'•
Angela," two-hour special. 9·11,
ABC; "Holocaust," Part III,
9·11, NBC.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 13 -
"Laverne and Sh1rley," 8-8:30,
"Be nson," 8 :30 -9 . "Barney
Miller ," 9-9:30, "Soap," 9:30-10,
"20 -2 0 ," 1 0 · 11 , AB C ;
"Holocaust," Part IV, 8-10:30,
NBC.
Frldar,, Sept. 14 "Fantuy
Island. • 8·9, Mo vie -"Bad
News Bean In Breaking Train·
ing," 9-11, ABC .
Saturday. Sept. 15 -"The
Ropers," 8 -8 :30, "Detective
School," 8: 30-9, "The Love
Boat," two-hour apecial. 9-11,
ABC ; "Woridn1 SWfa," 8-8:30,
Movie -''Paradise Connec·
lion," 9-11 , CBS.
Sunday. Sept. 16 -•'Out of the
Blue," 7-7:30, "A New Kind ot
Family," 7:30-8, "Mork and Mln·
dy," ooe·hour special, 8'9, Movie
-"AnnleHall,"9-11, ABC; "The
Tenth Month," 8·10:30, CBS;
"The Road to China" with Bob
Hope,8-11,NBC.
Al.tJa t,o w rit.e,
Direct, Star
HOLLYWOOD ~P ) -Alan
Alda ~alll doM thr• hata
for an ot the CBS Mrl•
"MA.SH."
He ltan lD the :giJod• for JOth
CentUJ'>' l'ox whtc be ll direct-
inf. from a 1crtpt he co-wrote
w th Dr. WaltAtr Dl1hell, the Mrt .. • IMdlcal adviler.
He wu nomlnatecl for Uu'9e
Emmy awards for an eptlOde
laat 1ur for actini. wrtt!nc and dJrect1Jal.
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iTONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS"
TUBE TOPPERS
NBC e 8:00 -"Holocauat." The
four.part mtnlaeriet focLlllnl on Jew1 in
ffttler'.-<Jermayu repeated, beitnntna
toallbt (Pboto at1•ft).
CM e 8:30 -Puff, the M11lc
Ora.ion. An animated cartoon baaed on
.the popular IOlll of the early Slxtltt.
ABC e 10:00 -''The Day the Earth
Moved." Jackie Cooper and Stella
Stevena star ln this TV movte about a
pilot who predicts an earthquake.
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pearahce on a TV show, get set to toss Gavin MacLeod, captain of
the "Love Boat," into the sea during filming for a lM> episode.
'IV Weather Details Given
WASHINGTON <AP> Public Interested In in-depth weather cov·
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Debuts
"The HeaJth t'1eld ,'
boat ed by F rank a nd
Pamela Field. ia an Ul·
novatlve , 30-mlou~e .
television series alriQ
each weekday this fall -
on Cha nnel 4 a l 5:-Ss
a m . beg1MJng ~pl. 17
Ma ny contemporaq
health issues suc h a~
breast <'ancer . d1etin2.
rheumatoid a rlh rtt1s
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alcoholism . kidney dill
ease. etc . a re covered
through demonalral1on:o.
designed lo educate lbc
ylewer.
"The Health Field " 1s
boated by television
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Field, recipient of more
than 100 awarda for his
health and science re·
porting, Jncludln1 s ix
l!;mmya, and Pamela
Fie ld , his dauahte r .
T he y are aaaiated by
varioua iueat expert.a.
t.elevtaion baa launched an alt.e mpt to
provide more detail and explanation
of weather than has beeo available to
mott Americana.
The producers of the show have 'Battle' Ai..ino alto publiabed a 24-paae booklet on --~
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than 200 commwliUea are broadcu t·
101 1 daily "A.M. Weather" procram
each momln1. Check local U.Un11
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weather workl. what the aymbob on which t ells of a uthor
the weather map mean, and lncludel Coriiellu.s Ryan's four·
a dlacuaalon ol the uae of radar and year struggle a1ainst
satellites ln reportin1 tbe weather. cancer. haa been ac
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' ENTERTAINMENT /BROADWAY /POP MUSIC
Kid Show Revival
A Mixed Blessing
9J IAT lllAllBV'l'I'
doe8 tbe .
NEW YORK <AP> -"Peter Pua" wu lut
atpted OD Broadway ~ yean qo wt.ea Mary
Martin flew lD tbe title role ot tbe boJ wbo never
W&lltl tosP· lt'I back ud Sandy J>unean DOW
, All tbe o ramWa.n an praeot -Peter
Pan'a (airy frle.od, TlnkerbeU; Peter's JOUDI
frleoda weac17, Mlcbael and JobD. and a p....a ot
acrulfy·loold.,_ pl.rat.ea led by meaa old Captain
Rook.
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By Tbe AallOdated Presa
The rollowing are Billboard's bot record bJta
ror the week ending Sept. 15 aa they appear in thla
week's issue or Billboard maguine.
BOT SINGLES
1. "My Sharona" The Knack <Capitol)
2. "After The Love Hu Gone" Earth, Wind &
Fire <Arc)
3. "The Devil Went Down To Geor1la"
Charlie Daniels Band <Epic>
4. "Don't Bring Me Down" Electric Light
Orchestra (Jet) ·
5. "Lead Me On" Maxine Nlghtenaa le
(Windsong)
6. "Sad Eyes" Robert John <EMI>
7. "Lonesome Loser" Little River Band
<Capitol >
8. ''I'll Never Love This Way Again" Dionne
W a rwtck <Arla la )
9. "Good Times" Chic <Atlantic >
10. "Sail On" Commodores (Motown )
TOP LPB
1. "ln Through The Out Door" Led Zeppelin
<Swan Song>
2. 'Get The Knack" The Knack (Capitol)
3. "Candy-0" Can <Elektra)
4. "Breakfast lb America" Supertramp
<A&M)
5. "Million Mlle Reflections" Charlie Daniels
Band <Epic ) ·
SOUL SINGLES
J. "Don't Slop Tll You Get Enough" Michael
Jackson (Epic )
2. "Found A Cure " Ashford & Simpson
(W amer Br06. >
3. "I Juat Want To Be" Cameo <Chocolate City)
4. "Good Times" Chic <AUantlc>
5. "Firecracker" Mass Production <Cotillion )
COUNTRY 81NGLm
1. "You're My ·J a maica" Charley Pride <RCA>
2. "Juat Good 01' Boys" Moe Bandy & Joe
Stampley <Columbia>
3. "It Muat Be Love" Don Wllllama <MCA >
4. "I May Never Get To Heaven" Conway
Twitty <MCA)
5. "Fools" Jim Ed Brown & Helen Cornelius
<RCA)
MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY
"THE MAIN EVENT"(PG)
"OH.GOO"
"MOONRAKER" CPG )
"CAPRICORN ONE"
"MORE AMERICAN GRAFFITI"
"BUCK ROGERS" (PG)
"THE VIUAIN"
"HOT STUFF" (PG)
.. STAR WARS"
"CAPRIOORN ONE .. IPO>
"MEATBALLS"
'WHICH WAY 18 UP?" CR>
Once again, Weody, Michael ud John learn to
fly wttb Peter Paa and are wbiated from their
London DW'lel"J to Neverlud to meet new 10\IDI
rrtenda and wbooDlDa Jndt•rw, tee tbe tickiq al-
ligator that Sot a hand canape from Captain Rook,
and race doom ln Illa bad ahlp.
' ALAS, TBJ8 aEVIVAL ol the 1J5C mualcaJ baaed on James M. Barrie's 1904 rantuy ror the
young doesn't quite ny. aJthoueb the current crop
of tykes may enjo;-the ven.loo that bowed bere Thursday.
That lt lln 't a tour de fanWy for thia ancient
lln't juat because my aasoclate critic, a t-ye.ar-old
named Josh, son or a rrtend, ii quick to note "you
can aee the wires" that enable Pet.er & Co. tony .
Nacy, it bu other problema. But let ua cheer
the &ood atutr first. Sucb u :
-111E oaEAT ORIGINAL ~ by Carolyn
Leith aod Mark Cbarlap -l.ncluding "I've Got to
Crow" -and seven Dice tunes by Jule Styne,
Adolph Green and Betty Comden.
-Peter Woll'a wonderfully detailed and im-
aglnaUve aeta, particularly hta moss-covered,
awam~lllle Neverland where IDUled old 1ray
trees occaalooally are algbt.ed cavortin1 with the
cast.
-1'be apace-age Ttnkerbell, a tiny, tlowina
green figure that zips and nutten about the state.
thanka to the magic or a laser beam proJ~
rrom the balcony.
-Manha Kramer, Jonathan Ward and Alex·
ander Winter. respectively perfect aa Wendy,
Michael and J ohn.
THE MINUS SIDE, wbJcb Includes two in·
termiaalons and a 10: 30 p.m. finale tbal may prove
too late oo weelmlghta ror urchins racing school at
dawn, mainly seems this:
Rob Iacove's direction is busy, but oone too ln·
spired, likewise bis chQreograpby. There 's a lot or
movement. but little real effect.
George Rose. fine as the humorously bluster-
ing father of Wendy . Michael and John. lacks
villain power m his main role aa the wicked Cap-
tain Hook. He plays It too light and fluttery
Mias Duncan, while fresh. wholesome and ap .
pealing, just bun 'l a PowerfuJ enough v0tce to
really put her songs across. Herdfsllnct.ive. cb.lldlike
voice works well ln dialogue but sounds too lbJo for
the often-difficult score.
NEVD111ELE8S, SHE GIVES her all, never
lets up. Indeed, sbe got a standing ovation at a
W ed.nesday preview show heavily attended by pre.
teen patrons. They applauded u lf there were no
acbool tomorrow.
My 8.830Clat.e critic, Josh. waa among them.
He indicated afterward that il I knock this newest
version of "Pet.er Pan" I will not live happily ever
alter.
President Kidnap
Movie Scheduled
HOLLYWOOD <AP> -Georie Meodeluk and
John Ryan will team up thia raU lor the rllmlng or
''The Kidnapping or the Presidenl ''
The rum. baled OD Charles Templeton's best-
1eWn1 novel of the same name. will be filmed in
Toronto, with Mendeluk as director-producer and
Ryan u producer.
Tbe screenplay was written by Richard
Murphy, wboee credlll include "PanJc ln the
Streeta" and ·'The Lut Aqry Kan."
IT'S BACK! .
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FRI-SUN 12 3Q.2:45
5:1»-7 30-10:00
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After completing his dive, Bob Reed of
Costa Mesa looka skyward for remain-
ing landers.
By JOEL C. DON bt•owty,......,....
Robby Whalley of Laguna Beach sat on the
floor of the DC-3 as it climbed to about 3,000 feet
above Lake Elsinore.
He could feel tbe anxiety build among the 29
other oovlce skydivers who were about to burl
themselves for the flnt lime into free space.
As they jumped in groups of three, be could
feel the s udden rush of Adrenalin pumping
through his blood system.
Whalley. 25, was the lastooeout.
AT mE AIRPLANE DOOR, he scanned the
distant terrain, spotting numerous toy-sized
roof tops. With a last minute cheek and okay
signal from the skydiving instructor, Whalley
leaoed into the emotv abyss.
His first jump is similar to those
exoerienced bv the brave individuals who've
challenged the open sides. said Dean Westgaard.
49. who's been an instructor
(jumpmaster ) and has logged more than 2,000
jumps himself.
Whalley joins more than an estimated
100,000 daring persons in the United States who
will take up tbe skydiving sport t.bis year.
An inexperienced skydiver must be given a
feeling of confidence. Westgaard says. "You
wish him well and send blm on his way.··
Westgaard. a physical educaUon instructor
a l Orange Coast College, also runs a parachute
equipment business in Laguna Beach.
He says skydiving beginners are referred
through his office to the Elsinore jump school.
THAT'S HOW WHALLEY, an
entertainment manager, found himse lf
plummeting e ffortle ssly tbroueh the
atmospheric void at b.Js recent fll'St jump.
He bad paid bis $79 for tbe one·day
initiation into the world of free fall.
The fee covers about four hours of
classroom instruction, parachute landing
practice, irustruction on exit procedures and
emergency situations and equipment rental.
The fee also includes a ticket on a one-way
light.
Upon exiling the airplane. WbaJley recalls
the strange sensation that was the intense force
or the propeller blast.
.. 1.000, 2,000, 3,000, 4.000. 5.000." he shouted
as he began his descent. The 1.DStructor grades
fledgling s.kydivers on whether or not they
complete the count.
FIVE SEEMINGL V ETERNAL SECONDS
pass before the parachute billows open. For all
beginning skydivers, parachutes are released
automatically at the airplane door m what·!>
called a static line Jump
Most beginners get to free falJ by their 20t.h
jump, although Whalley says tus next JUMP -
number6 -wUl be a free Call .
"If you get to S,000 and you feel no lug. your
chute hasn't opened. On the nert count you look .
pull and punch out your reserve parachute.··
Whalley says.
Although he's an avtd sports enthusiast
mvolved In surfing and scuba divtng, Whalley
says skydiving 1s unlike anythmg he ever
imagined.
.. It's such a mind·blowing thing that no
matter what you've done. when you make your
first jump you are a pure beginner. You 've
never jumped Into the s ky before ."
Paachutists, in groups of three, gracefully float towards a
beach marker, avoiding high power lines, bulldlngs or an un-
expected plunge into the ocean surf.
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FOR VETERAN S KYDIVERS like Ray
Cottingham. 39. each Jump still packs a thnll.
CoUmgham bas about 2,700 Jumps under his
belt and 34 hours of free·fall llme.
At 12.500 feet. a s tandard Jump altitude, a
skydiver can Cree fall for as long as 72 seconds .
Air speeds vary from 90 to 120 miles per hour,
Westgaard says
"In free fall. 1t looks hke slow motion."
Cotllngham says. • · EveryUung slows down and
lasts long. your mind slows everything down.
..We can relall' to motor racing or scuba
d1vmg. but skydiving is a foreign environment."
he adds
Cottingham a dmit.., many pcro;ons an·
dltracled to ..,kyd1 ving bN•au:.t-of the danger cit:
ment t.he pos!>1bal1ty or iJ freak JCt:tdent leading
to death
"IT CAN HAPPE!\.". hr·.,.,>'., I dnn •t thtnk
an} onl' '4'0Uld want to prt'lt·nd ot.herw1se "
Rat.her than ont• -.pN·th<' malfunction a
death fall or bounc« a~ 11 <; <'dll~ •~ usually
due to a combmallon or t·venL..,
Cottmgham ~ay:. hc··c, had lo u:.e his re:.ervc
parachut.t-on two oct·a:.1on.-.. once when his
ripcord broke and anotht:r time when hi s mam
chutE' failed
He ha.:. a lot of confidence' an h1~ reserve
ehutc. Strapped to lhl' belly or thl' skyd1 ver.
reserve chutes have to ~packed by a federally
li censed ngger.
A beg1nnPr can purchast> all needed
equipment for about S500. Westgaard :.ays. But
in order to keep up with the latest parachute
designs. a skydive r could invest as much as
S2,000 for b.1gh performance equipment.
Skydivers pay for .each 1ump by altitude A
rree faJI from a DC J at 11.000 feet at Lake
ElslDOre costs $8.50.
The most popular Jump sates a re at Lake
Elsinore and Perns Valley, Westgaard says
EMPHASIZING mE STRICT TRAINING
routme wtuch JUmpmasters must adhere to. he
!>ays. "You have to be absolutely pos1t1ve about
a person before you tum hlm loose oo a free
rail. The malfunction or a parachute is usually
caused by an improper exit. When you ins truct
a person. they can look percepllve. But you
don·t know what they·re gomg to do under
duress.
··There are different schools or thought
about <parachute' deployment. It "!> all nght <1!>
long as the s tudent believes in somethmg
Problems anse af a student 1s confused and has
no confidence m any one procedure · ·
Westgaard has trained persons from agt•
16 -the muumum recommenae<i by the United
Stales Parachute Assoc1at1on -to age 62.
IT'S NOT UNCOMMON for phys ically
handicapped persons or amputees to take up the
a irborne sport.
For Jeanne Nelson. 22. of Laguna Beach.
her first re<:ent Jump remanded her or ndmg a
helicopter to a ha gh mount.am peak and :.kung
down a steep slope m deep powder
"It was one of the biggest Adrenalin rus hes
m my life." she recalls . "I dadn'l have much
time to think about it. It happens se fast. ; was
completely void between the time I JUmped out
of the airplane and when the chute opened,
which is just a rew seconds."
.. Wel!tgaard adds: .. For most people s ky-
d1v10g .is a way of purging everythmg out or
your nund, all your an:iueties ... because you're
completely involved m what at takes to perform a safe skydive."
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Tbm. lD A..,_, a '" .-.. after her dauabter Carol Lee'• lOUa blrthday, Sue'•
gyneco&ociat COGflnlUld t.Ut ..... wu prepant
the baby due the followln1 April. AP·
proacblna 40 and lD fine health, Sue would bave
the tie to bind Alan even cloeer to ber. Sbe wu
certain tbat fatberbood, like bia man1a1e.
would not damqe Alan's tmaae -partleularly
lf the forthcomiq event were abared w1tb b1a
fana.
CAaOL LBB AND IADDIS bad been
carefull)' kept out of the IPOWlbt up to Ulla point. In bl.a earliest encounters witb tbe preaa,
Alan bad let alip that there had been a brief
marrtaae in his put but be bad not mentioned a
child. Naturally. all of Sue'• Hollywood trlenda
knew about her daughter from a prevloua mar-
It was an Incident June still re-
members vividly. . . 'She came
to my dressing room. In es-
sence, she accused me of en-
ticing her husband. . . '
riage, but the old chestnut of waot:mg the little
alrl to have a "normal cblldbood" was
penuasive. Carol Lee, too, wu omitted verbal-
ly and pictorially from the "Alan and Sue"
stories that were now being printed retularly in movie magazines.
'
That fall, after the best summer of hia llfe,
be heard from the Army and ln a short order
became the idealized rook:le. Mall flooded the
base and the Air Force allowed hlm S200 a week
to keep on four secretaries to answer It. In
April, he was granted a furlough for the birth of
his child, Alana Sue.
M agazlne stories spared no detail of the
happiest day In the life of the world's most
perfect couple -except that Sue already had a
daughter. The publicity script called for rans to
be informed that Alana was her flrst·born.
There was no mention or Sue's previous mar·
riages. I!, In 1943, the public had become aware
that Alan was Sue's fourth husband, the Ladd
boom might just possibly have become a bust.
1 As it was, he returned home from the wars
unscathed and idolized. Wherever be went, be
was mobbed.
RIDING IDGR, Alan went to work on ''The
Blue Dahlia," authored by celebrated mystery
writer Raymond Chandler. Alan remained true
to his old insecurities . intensified by the
conviction that he was being taken for granted
by the studio. So, with Sue's blessings, he re·
belled, telling his bosses he was quitting until
some changes were made.
Paramount came around. Alan got his pay
hike -a substantial .one guaranteeing him
$75,000 a film -and, aa Sue wu to say later,
·'When Paramount was maklng big money on
him on a cheaper contract, they treated him
like a little boy wbo had never grown up. Now
He had virtually no tolerance for
alcohol, yet his need for it kept
growing. It was only by staying
busy that he was able to control
hls craving.
he wu given the treatment be delerved, the
dignity and respect that were bl.a right u a
star.'' The respect, however, stopped short of
atvina him approval of scripta, coatan and
Olrecton. Whether because ol that or because
be couldn't shake the memories of what once
had been, Alan apparently still didn't feel like a
•tar.
But now bl.a mlod turned to other thlnss. On
Feb. 4, an, Sue preeented bJm wttb an 8-
pound, ll-ounce boy they named David -and
nearly lost her life in the process.
Not lone after, Alan started aboot1nl "The
Great Gataby" -delighted to bave a aupertor
vehicle after makina several nondeKript mov·
lea.
SQS Howard Da Silva wbo appeared with
Alan ln "0ataby": "It takee a veey exceptloaal
person to maintain the drive and paHiu
neceuary for tb1I proffflion. U JOU have been
exploited by a studio or an apnt, It'• euy to lose that paulon. I wu once IO naive u to t.blnk
tbat Alan'• melancbolJ wu became be bad IOld bls IOUl. But nobody doee that. You can't do
that."
TWBN'l'Y·PIVE YEAH LATS&, Da SilH
.Nturned to ParUDOUDt to appear lD lta remake
ol "Gataby.*' "lt WU 10 curious," be IQI, "do-me G.ubJ .. alD -wtda Btdford t.bll time. But 'JDueh • I admln RedfCll'd • u actor, I felt be eould ..... .,.., ..... flom tM oppoeit. aide
o1 tbe tneb. And Lad4 could Uld did. ID ~ I UdAk Ida GatabJ WU "'7 ,under·
rated.,'
Alm't Mxt Illa IDOYM, • ..._, .. reeelved
ouut1Mtn1 erttleal aeelalm, wttla e•• tbe
touidMlt nftewen atl'HIPDt la tWI' praiH
tor lNltil Alm Ladd w1 u.. mm. •11&11dfteeat ...
.. Ae' de.'' "Asnat.-..."llad..,IMmln b.tea 8& UM -.. lie eoald Mn tMtell Ida
.... 8rwt·ba4. i'iUuJ. Ill .. lll'hlll tale
if '"'...... iijijllOfml w1 .......... Ud«•l•IOWIJalllll ... 8"9"9 -~..-~~ -111111<d llill~tliill W ............... .r. talillt:
aat. wldl• ••u•'' w• itlD dra~ crow••.._ 11-. Ball. '"Dlltlt i..-openld fos lll9lb to .. 1Jitkwiit •"II tale
I
Palae. -• a W wltll .._ eeta ol Wrd-rtte
HIA4evWe. A.ad 1,000 mllel 8WQ, A1aa Ladd
...... Ill ....... .. -lavolftd ln yet • ..,_ 111111& lo .. lateW~ of crtUa ud
•• BUH ... ParamCMIM I 9d ea.moalo pro.
........ • .,,_,. aevu wu a fU.m Ub Slwie."
l'w Alla Ltdcl, ta.re .... ..ad be oee like tt ...
88 APP8A0&SD •l•SCIALLY •un.aa .................... un.d
''TM Ma._, .. bl ._ late fall ol UM ... rw-. ume ID u ,.an, h4t wu -.
....., by uodMr woma.o -petite.
......_ 1'91 All1toe. wbo bore a bawit1.q re·
Mm..._. to Uae ftnt lln. AJao Ladd.
J-. Nealll '' AJao WU IO tolallJ pro-
f eNklllal. WIMll he came onto tM Mt IM wu
always prepa.red ror the eeene. and be wu a
wonderful actor. We never had any problems
wltb our 1CeDea to&etber."
y..,.. later, abe would bear tbe stories of
AJan'a drinklna problem aod f1nd them bard to
beUevd' ... "Alan never bad a banaover when
we were wortlnl toaether, and be certainly
didn't d.rlnk on the picture. 1 would have noticed
lt -or 1melled lt oo his breath. But I never did._
If thoee stories about bia drt.Dklnl were true, J
have no ldea when It all at.art.eel."
WREN SVB WABN-T ON TBS SET. Alan
couldn't take bl.a eyes off bia leadiq lady, and
hi• lnlatuaUoo didn't escape the notice of cut
and crew. Rumors of a bot romance beaan to
spread throughout the atudioe, and then abow up
aa "blind item a" la several of tbe leaser
Hollywood columns. Alone, they meant nothlng;
collectively, they were explosive.
A few days before "Tbe McConnell Story"
wu completed, Sue cornered June at Wamen.
It was an incident June sUU rememben vividly
. . . "She came up to my d.resalnl room. ID es-
sence, she accused m• of eoUctng her buabaod.
And I 1aid to ber, 'Sue, you know that can't
possibly be true. You've been oa the lot every
day and you've driven to and from the set wttb
Alan all the time. And lf you think about tt.
there couldn't possibly be ~ going on.
I'm married to Richard (Dlck Powell). You
don't thlnk for one minute be would stand by
and accept anythlnJ Wte tbat. 1 think you bad
better talk to Richard.'
"So ahe called Richard and she said, 'Well,
I suppose you know that my husband ls madly
in love with your wife.• And you know what
Richard's an.swer was? 'lsn't everyone?' "
In less than a day, the news that
"Hollywood's most perfect couple" bad separat·
ed swept through the town. Alan couldn't be
located. Learning of Sue's caU to Powell and
controlling his rage for the children·s sake, he
had packed hls bags and moved out of the
house.
BARELY A WEEK LATEa, the couple •P·
peared to have patched up their differences and
Alan played the role of repent.ant husband ad-
mirably. For awhile, they teemed to be on cloud
nine, but soon THEY were beglnntn1 again -
the freak accidenta, the enervating chain or self·
destructtve "miJbapa."
It became all too apparent that Alan Ladd,
actor, wasn't sUpplng. He bad already slipped.
What Alan had feared most bad happened: With
the exception of a pocket or die-hard fans, the
public simply wasn't buytng. ln truth, they
Paramount's ad campaign pro-
claimed, 'There never was a
picture like Shane.' For Alan
Ladd, there never would be one like it again
seemed more interested in YOUDI David, now
conaidered the hottest youns cblld atar in
Hollywood. The death of Alan'• first wile,
Midge, in 1957 bad reactivated unresolved feel-
lng1 ot guilt; be became tncreuloalY moody
and uncommunicative.
Dt.sturbed by the atrtna of flop movies and
hia abarp fall ln box-office and popularity poU.,
under coutant preaure from tbe everyday pro-
blem• of a TV productioo unit in addltioo to the
strain of gettln1 hi1 next picture underway, be
was now unable to go to a1eep at Dllbt without
the aid of aleepi.nc pllJ.a -often wubed down b)ll
a sUU drink. lie bad vtrtu.i.ty no tolerance for
alcohol, yet bl.a need for lt kept IJ'O'Wi.Da. It wu
only by ataytq busy tbat be wu able to coatrol
hla cravlnl.
THE LAST II DAYS ot hi• life, Alan WU
alone at Palm Sprlnp, except for bl.a butler,
sleeping poorly, drinking, watchinc televlllon,
speaking fitfully on the telephone to Sue and
frteadl.
On Jan. 28, lMC, be became abruptly
enervated. Although Sue would tell the preu
tlaat abe "spoke tat Alan three ttmee oo Tueeday
and be eeemed ~fine 1ptrtte, u always," be
waa, lD fact. IO up.et about b1a faU,U. that be
complal.ned-to bl.a butler about b1a eondltloa
and then, later ln tbe eveniDS, called lD a 1oc;f
pbytlclan, Dr. Joaepb Sate. PlDcliDI ~ wroq, S..,e admlDUltered a vtt.amln lbot
told bim to set a Sood DIOt'I -1eep, which be
found lmpoulble. Al had l>eeoale b1a babit, be eouabt usiltance from the amall bottle of pWa
OD blJ nitbt table.
He awoke in tbe early IDOl'Dlq, ltlll feellnl
debWtated. Unable to so badl to deep, be
called Tyler, uk1DI for bnakfut lD beld. He
aJ10 Mid IOIDethlne to the butllr about WaDtiDc
to take a nap and t.old blm DGt to dllturb him ua·
der AQ1 ~.<>nee qaln, be l'MCIMd
for UM boWe OD \be Jdlht \ab&e.
' Tyler wmt about Ida tM•11u UM nit ol the
mornlna ud UarouO tbe earlf aft«Dooe, At a:• p.m., IM W111& 1ato tM......, be41"oom. He
found Alan in bid weartac Ida robe °"" tall De•
Jama tap. It t00k11 few mlnutel befon tbe butler realiMd Alu Ladd WM clHd • '
DID D CO•lllT smaDST A INat mq1
people would aall Uaat queeUoe, or woWd
~ ...
f • ...,·father didn't commtt Alldde," O.Tld
LIM UJI. '1t wu &be _bllt,.._ ol _...
-lllllllDC pOla. Be aft9 .. il11Jl!IDI ilUt
...... --........ Aa .. .., .......
....
proved to UI with a anat many people, there'a a
'1t11sic' DWDber tbat eau.HI death. I spoke to
the coroner S. Palm Spriap mJMlf and be tokl
me, .,....... 1'U nelUler enouab liquor nor
aouO ~ DIUI ta JOW" father'• ayatem to
call fl a . 'lt wu Just tbat masJc number .
that ID8'k eomblut&aa -wbltever lt ls -that
you Jut doe't wue up from."
The funeral urvlca were scheduled for
2:30 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 1, at the Church ol
tbe ReceaaiOGal in Forest Lawn Memorial Park.
Alana recalla: "The chapel wu ftlled to
capacity with friends of my father. but the
funeral was ao eoormou. that everytbl.nJ wu
delayed and delayed and delayed. It waa
February, and It wu getting dark. We were all
in the family room. and the bead of Forest
Lawn came to my mother and said, 'There are
3,000 people out there waitinl to 1et in to aee
him. Sball 11.t them ln?' I said, 'Oh oo, Mama.
It will be dark when we bury him.• But sbe
looked up at the man with tboee huce brown
eyes of hers and said, 'Let them in. 'Ibey loved
him, too.' So we sat there for boura aa tbe ran.a
walked by to ta.ke a last look ... "
They saw Alan Ladd u they remembered
him. In death, he looked like what he wanted
most of his life to be -and wu. He looked like
a movie star. ...
THE END -The Palm Springs coroner
decreed "accidental death" when Alan
s uccumbed to a lethal combinati6n of
alcohol and pills on Jan. 29. 1964. A grief·
stricken Sue Ladd, accompanied by her
ANN LANDER$
ALAN LADD AS HI! WAS IN 1150
children Alana a nd David, leaves the
Church of the Recessional at Forest Lawn
after funer al services Three thousand
rans showed up to view the star's body.
Cossipers Petty Malcontents
D E A R A N N changed. Please com·
LANDERS: I am angry m eot. -S PR I NC
wlth myself for allowing FIELD READER
a Ua.r to make me dis· DE All SP a ING :
like someone I didn't "M aaaera" It fa•·
know very well. After dameatally c-oaaldera·
listening to a load of in· tJoe for otllen. It la, a..
credibly Juicy goaalp deed, uappetlal•I to
with fascination and wftaeM pe~ pick·
e a g e r n es a , I a m t•a·a way alld prebtai
ashamed of myself. u.e ,.... wtdJe at die ta-
Tbe stories that I ble. Bowe.et, If a ~Dk
aopped up Ute a aponge, el meat or a piece ol
I later learned, were 1plaad cu be remond
completely untrue. If J ... Mnllftl.J Im a few
hadn't stumbled ooto the wotMk, It'• IRpW Mt
fact1 , I would have .. clo eo.
believed the Ilea and I always earry a told
harbored a very low &eocaipkk ud dteek •Y
opinloo of an tnnocent pearlJ wlaUea after
peraon who wu tbe vie-eTery mea.1-apectally
Umofavlclouamoutb. II I'• <e IDCbtea or I remained 1lleat 4lluer epeabr. U I eee
while the 1oulp wu be· • parUde ol ,... ~at
lDS diabed out because it He49 ...... ...,, I de It.
WU lDt.ereltinl-Actual· u tlaU •akea •ea clod
1y, I dldo't know what -so Mead ud call me
elae to do. What abould I ou.
do next time? -MRS. D E A R A N N
Z. IND. LANDERS: I am 18, a
DEAit MU. Z.: H la female, a hi1h-1chool
laamu aatme &o be la· graduate with no in·
&erest.ed la wllat , ... • tereat in colleae. but I'm la odler people'• Uves. looking for a Job that
Bat Yldoiml 1oalp 1oes will tum lnto a career.
tar .,.,_ bderet&. b A boy who was in my
ever J' el re I e , Ua e graduatina clan moved
1arb11e pedcllere are Eut in June. Last week
weU ...... 'l'IMJ are I received a letter from
tlae peUJ maleeateat1 bJm. and I doo't know
wlao tr1 to elevate what to mue of it. Cao
Uae•MIYM bJ tearta1 you belp?
clewae6en. I never dated
U 1• are wlle 1•'ll "Cbarli~." ~ we bad
avoid tllae• llke tlae aome h1eDdl)' coovena-
pl•I••· 81aealcl 10• tloaa wbe we met by
beeo•• trapped, JHt chance. People wbo
claaa1e tlae Hbject. know bim !:.f be la ••••IUer -....,..r awtully eby that ta ,... .. talk .... -...... probably the reuon be
Medlecre ffffl• talk never uked me out.
• ..._ ....._ l•all ,... In bl• letter to me ,a. talk .._. tidMr ,... "CbarUe" 1ald be loved
pie. m• bat eoulda't brtnc
D Z A R A N N hlmHlt to M1 It to lllJ
LANDERS: PJeue •s· face. He uked me to
preu JOU!' vtewe on ln· com• &Mt 10 we CCNlcl
dlvlduall wbo pick their 1.t better acqual.Dt.d.
tMtb in public. I've been Be ofttnd to par lll1 u · ~u1bt 1lne• cblldboocl ,......
A••
Lallclers
• platonic relationship the parents around here
with him but nothing l'an 't prove their kids
m o r e . Some o f my are'
friends say I should take Someone needs to in·
hJm up on his offer and ves tigat.e this sort or in·
explore the situalJon. 1 justice and change the
need aome guidance. -rules. JUST PLAIN KENTUCKY HAZE MAD I
DEA& BAZE: Stay
pt1l. U 'Qarlie" waau DEAJl J .P.M.: What
&o let beUer acqaa.lDtecl, doea yoiar lease say!
lie cu come &o aee yoa. Look at It. If It states
Accep&l•S ••• off,r "no animal•" or "one w"1d be mbleadlq ud pet to a family," yoa are
u.falr. 0.'t doh. la vlolalJoe.
D E A R A N N Try &o reuoa wltb tbe
LANDERS : I admire landlord la an)' event.
you for your guts at Invite him la for coffee
printing out.spoken let· aad let blm see how
ters. Do you have the clean and well-behaved
gut.a to pnnt this ., you fellna are. He •ay
We just r ece1 ved ~baage b1a mhad.
notlce that we cannot
keep two cats in our DEAR ANN : I just
apartment and , r we re a d l h at a new
don't get rid of one m c th o d ~ ( b i rt h
within 10 day s . the co ntr o l as being
lawyers wt.II be on us tned rn Rome. It is byp.
Have you ever heard nosls According to one
of a parent being told to doctor who specializes
get rid ol a child? Our in thts technique, he
cats a re lik e o ur hypnottied 100 women
children. We can't ar and not a single one of
ford a family at this them got pregnant.
ttme ao we give our love Please comment. -BIG
to the cata. They are a Q.
lot cleaner and E a BIG Q 1 leas destructive than D " ·: moat klda r · ve seen . woald aot depetld • t~
Tbey doo't dig up the technique ma.1e .. 1 lov
lawn, break windows or cblldre11 ud wot.eel a
run atlckl along tbe_1a_r_s•_fa_m_ll_Y_·_' __ _
1ld.. of can, but l 've
aeen eeveral kids do.--------..
tbeee tbln11 -and worse.
Shouldn't we have the
rl1bt to prov e our
animal• are well-
. behaved? I'll bet half
START LOSING
WEIGHT TODAY
~t this 11 the belCbt <or I would ••Jo1 •
1bould I taJ th• low -~---------....----....,~r--
Polnt?> lo be4 maDMl'I.
8o maD7 t.b1DCI laan
'HOA08CC>PE
Draw Crowds
"U: mna&, .. ukt s.u.a. OW'IMI" of lbe n.. •11411 ...... rwileuraat.t. of th• erowdl tW Jamm.ct Ml ~ for •oenl mu._,. UdotberoJd tubiclll bar1alnl.
Smltb •akt be WH aQJ'llriMd to find tbat, even at \be tow pri~. the ...UW'UCI bad MOO
tn total recelpU. He eallmaled I.be food sold COil
b1m ta.cm or. f'.000.
TM~ steak, wbJcb normally Hill for
f'.IS. waa tbe molrt apen.slve It.em on lhe meou,
aaJd ADD Drtlaro, took al the Mecca. ·•1 don't
tbJ.n.k we'll ever aee thal acaln," she said.
Otber dlaeount.a pork or l-,mb chops, 40
c.ota; ham 1te1k 30 cent.a; omelet. 35 cents. 40
ctmtl with ham or cheese; bol cakes Or wattles,
15 cenll; sandwiches. 2S cents; and cotf~ for a
Dickel.
Smilb says he also wanted to sell beer for a
Dickel to makb lbe pnce his father set. in 1934,
bul the Wasbingt.on state Liquor Control Board
would 10 only as low as 10 cents a glass for
... ~
EX-LOBBYIST Dita Beard, former lobby-
ist for the International Telephone and
Telegraph Corp., now lives quietly in West
Virginia. Sev~ral years ago s he was in the
spotlight because of a memo she allegedly
wrote that resulted in a Senate investiga-
tion of the relationship between ITT and
the Nixon administartion.
( Horoscope
TUESDAY ,SEPTEMBEll 11
By SYDNEY OMAJlll
)
AB.JES <Mar. 21-April 19): Accent on restor-
mg family unity. Build for security. keep resolu·
lions about worrying, brooding. You accomplish
nothing by gnashing teeth. Know it, do
something about it. Make gesture of reconcilia-
tion. Cancer, Capricorn Individuals play key
roles in your "private" scenario.
TAURUS (Apr. 20-May 20): Emphasis on
personal possessions, payments'and coUections.
protective measures. ability to perceive poten·
tial. Gemini, Sagittarius persons figure pro-
minently. You're on brink of "major dis·
covery." Social life accelerates.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20 ): Take initiative,
you will break through "barrier.'' You learn a
secret; be discreet. Hospital visit could be on
agenda. Keep promise to one wbo is in-
capacitated. Scorpio, Taurus. Aquarius natives
ligure prominently. In matters of speculation,
give special attention to number 4.
CANCER <June 21-July 22 ): Study Gemini
message. Accent on clandestine arrangements.
getting backstage view, obtaining access to
''classified data." Be analytical; piece together
bits of information for complete story. Member
of opposite sex makes life more "interesting." Lro <July 23-Aug. 22): Emphasis on desire,
romantic liaison, friendship. Gift is featured -
domestic adjustment aids in resolving dilemma.
You are due for surprise -of pleasant variety.
One who seemed "too far away" for contact wiU
move with.in "arm's length.''
VJaGO <Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Define goals.
Check sources. Be sure or references, quotes.
Perceive reality of places, situations, people.
Places native plays significant role.
Ll8llA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22 ): Lunar aspect
coincides wilb lone -range plana, projects. You
1atn through special study. language and educa-
tional punaitl. Capricorn, Cancer natives figure
in aeenarto. You are repaid ror past efforta. Sub-
mit 11U.1KmCriptorfonnat. ..
8COaPIO (Oct. 23·Nov. 21): Get rid of "ex-
peulve" burden. You no longer require emo-
tional MC\lrlty blanket. Realise potential -take
cold pluqe into future. Relatiooahlp is tested.
Mooe, and lDtimacy come under scrutiny. You
eoaJd emerse • "new person ... sMifl'ron:J8 <Nov. 22·Dec. 21): Stress in·
,.~ _ _._!e11t, ortclnal approach -imprlDt style.
LoYe, Wewffted relatiooahip commands atten·
tAm ..... to do partnenblp and marital •ta.tu. Leo.5l individuals flpre prombMntly. A"64 heavy objects.
aN (Dec. 22..Jan. 19): Empbult
---roudDe; ..iabu.:r.:J)dplel, •ettlaa Job dcllae. coUedlaC ma nec•ll'1 to in· sure belle Mnicee. ADot.ber Caprtcorn -ud a
Ca8"1' native -could llPre promlDeatlY. AAento ..-, paee, take fwmlllar coune. .,Aaroa Uu. •Peb. 11): ActlYlt)t ln· ereaw.. fachldlal dlaq•, trawl and outleu for
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SPA
Sexy 4 bedrm. 2 biith.
C'OUDl.r)' kitchen. ram1I)
nn. din rm , pool. hu~t> hot spa. a bargam at only
SI 19.500 . C.:a 11 now ,
544>-2313 t...ff~ ... 'I j,... ' t I I I '
ew..5 llST 18f1'AL
3 Bdrm .. 2 bath l ·level condo.
Complete ly redecorated with new
vinyl tile nooring. Bedrooms have new
~ptng. Pool jus t outside your large
Mexican tiled patio. Carefreee living
on bea uti ful g r een belt. Jmme d .
occupancy Only $700 month .
WESUY M. TA YLOI CO.. 1"'9on
21' I S..Jo111•Hilllo.d
Mt,,,.w ... 'POl'.-1TrT cana. .e.1. '44-491 o
(c.J~~lt ~kL 11//
dfrnllf/
BIGCAMYOM
~ Pmehur..t Ln
$489,000
~ !Wyal St Gl>ori.w
$479.500 Please call U!> for furthc·r
llllorn\ll t1on
fM 1493 640 4277
IUY OF THE WEEtc!
AlJnOl!lt 1 arre or !!plt.'n
dor H.Jgh on .. hill in
Lagun<t 11111' l'n mt·
locale. :.urruunded Lv l'X
rlUSIVt' l'U:.tom pru
pertJe. Can b<> u'lt><! for
horse proptrty or lt>nn1:.
rourt.s. or Just plain fun
Only one hke th1i. d\ a1IJ
bit: Call 645-0303 ---· liiiiil
ASSUMAILE 9'1•% Tree lined C'harmin it
ai-e:.. 3 Bdrm 11• bath
LAURELWOOD CON
00 Payments now $493 PITJ . Down S2~.700
plus clOt11ng
Of' Rustic Foril"'MI
,,.,.. Hom t Filtf"
~ pvt dnve. lo giant
tree secluded 2·sty on
e:.tale·stied grounds Bnck frontage & English bay wmdows 4 or 5 BR
Incl. lude·a way gamt'
nn Real formal dtn ~ rm
country lotch w pantry
Fam Rm. domed eeil
ing.... Bnrk fpk .... :.t.'p
hobby workshop Only rrun w beach Re;,dy for
thi.'!~ Must ~arnr1n·
$89.500 CALL NUW''
!163-0002 Bk r
2 STORY
Shake rr.10r. 4 BR. 2'. R<i
Sl.2S.SUO ~sts1de Co-.td
Mc-:>a
lASTIUJFf
Ulot<'e l'orner locallon ..
BR. 3 Ba. Sl87,500
Roy McCcrcle, RJtr.
548-7729
MESA VERDE
AXER SI 15,000
lwaut.Cul t rPP l1n1·cl
i.lreel J lkdrm hom ..
need!, fixrn..i l>on"t m1-.1>
out. buy no~''~ 7171
[®IH&IUI
EHGUSH con AGE
1 Unbelievable Newport I Beach value! 100 steps to
• sand and ocean! 4 Bed rm + 3 bedrm unit. Needs yourn£-doo'l wail, call now 752-1700
Cape Cod letnat 400E.17'"~ RMUU $71,000. C.11. uus
Bike to the beach 2 tC. .-$: --· Story. 4 bedrm patio • •-. • •
SIP. GUEST HOUSE
W -beams & fplr 4 BR.
Dtn Rm . den or offu:t> Pea<'eful tree shaded grounds Bt"ach are:.
"45 mo pays all No quahlymg f'o nev. lo .. n
eosts It.,, fantai.t1c CJ II
963-0002 BK R
.,,,, .,, J .. '\. ,, ,, .. , •• '
[~llltll home. Sparklrng Pool.1--------large IJvang rm, step· -
saver ltit<'hen +secluded 1--------
HO
<i)UAUFYIMG I !
102.000 Home with pay·
ment s a s low a s
t500tmo '' J Bedrm. 2 bath. 2 C'ar gar. call for
more details' ll"• un ·
usual. 546-2313
,,. ,,, f, . .,, ' ·, I I •
DUPLD
NEWPORT IEACH
Bay & ocean just I ·blk
away! Leasehold . J BR
up. 2 BR down. 2 baths
each. Pnced at $169,900
673-3663 675·3890 Eves
associated
BROl<'ERS--l!E Al TOPS
l()l ', ~ lo•b,,o ~ll >&•l
WEST NEWPORT
'1MCOME11
Real Estate
VA terms. Costa Mesa bar gain, $77 ,900 . 3
Bedrm. Broker 546·2313
patlo. Assume Mll.732 loan. 91,1.q. 5'117 pays
all. Call now for i.ppt
963-7881.
.»1"-•I J • . ·. ' ..
MEWEHGL.AMD
EHCiUSH TUDOR
Pool & cabana BeaC'h Giant 2-sty 5 BR In c guest qtrs. library
Formal Dining Rm J Ba Fam Rm. w twetbar orr gorgeous pool a rca
French wrndows. bnck
walk ways & beautiful
trees. Incredible & only
$1.34,000. See t.od a y C.:a II
963-0002 bkr.
3 +POOL
Family sized 11 v1ng
room. gourmet k1<'hen +
d:irung rm Sta111. leadmg
to pnvat.e master swte
Large family room. wet bar. secluded palm
Spark.hng pool 'l'whse
Aslang M .900 Call for
~.963-7881
[~IB&JUI
VA Buyers,
Starter :
!.79,500 M"o;n loving remodeled
ktt.chen featured here ' Earthtone carpels. 3 bed rooms. d ining.
storage and cover ed
patio. It's all here! Call
today. BKR. call 540-1720
TMllU -·
U )'OU want your advertul·
ina message to reach
more people at lower
cost, Classmed is tbe
wa,y to go! Call Now!
642-5678
~II. mecnab I lrvtna ?-raaltg
CLASSIC MIDITBIAMIA.Ml Enjoy this luxurious Dover Shores .
Bayfront home w /pier & slip .
Formal Uvlng It dining rms view
Bay. A 4BR/famlly rm. res. w/all
the amenities ror elegant Uv1ng.
Sandie Fi.x ~. CD-92>
M+'200 H.,_V..,.C.n•r
1515 BAYADERI-: TEI<
RACE lrvme TerrJC't'.
WatC'h the sun comc over
the yard arm from tht•
de<'k. <'omph·tc "1th
hu1 It 1n ben<'hf'!> I.
f1rep1t, plus un u!.uctll\
large lot with i.ome bJy
view Thre<• b<•drnom.
2'".z bath home. hardwood noon;. stained & •·trhed
gla.<;S windows. It s l'XCll
mg ' Come see It'
COLE OF NEWPORT
REALTORS
67S-551 I
BAY DUPLEX
VIEW! VIEW!
Panoramic Newport Ba v
Views from gorxe-ou1> ·1
bedrm upper unit ur :.pac1ou.s 2 bedrm lov.er
urut ' Ni.lural bnrk fpk:.
Wet bars • Car )?aragc Boat space Steps to bearh Dial 752 17 00
FJ\Sr'
[~lfi~llil
Your frie nd :. and n<.1ghbon. ui.e Class1f1ed when they ha ve
somethmg t.o scll They'll tell you how well 11
woc-ked for them'
0wMt-Is t.hind
OttPCl'f'tlPllh
Desper at.Jon • 2 Slot) ~
br. 2 ba Townhome Pool
Good a~sum<1ble loan Bike to l>t'ach S7U.~1
There 1> only 1rn1'
54&23lJ ..
:.! B H ,J d' m 1 n •' Crct•k llnm1· Pool
tl'nn1-,. 1·on\ t'Oll'nl't'
•• nit .• pc.·1·k .. r tht'
(I( l'Jll S225 0011
USE THE
DAILY PILOT
.. FAST
RESULT ..
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
For Result
Service Call
642·5678
ht. JU
WATERFRONT CONDO $275,000
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JASMINE CIEEl-lease/O,. {
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WATERFRONT
HOMESlqc.
243(, W C'c1.N Highl.\•l\.
Ntwiion Bl>cK h
611·1400
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ord \!:&'
Beach Realty
lliL HT A Tl DCIUIHCI SIMCI 1949
IA YCllST Your opportunity to enjoy a
s pacious 4 bedroom home with formal
dining & family rooms; large garage
PLUS s urfaced area for reereational
vehicle. Just reduced to$224,500.
NEWPORT BEACH 759-0811
IAYFROMT
Several fine bayfront homes
with pier & slip
WEST OCEAMFltOMT
Duplex with excellent income.
30xl02 R-4 lot. $400,000.
Bl LL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 8ay\rd<• Drovt> N 8 , b75 6161
IMVtSTORS OCEAHFltO..aT SPECIAL Large, deluxe duplex. 4
$19,900 bd.rms . 2.,,., baths up , ~1
Spanu1h 'ilyle cx11>t in1o: bdrms . 2 baths down .
home Room to Lw Id ' frpk each unit. great
Ca II 646-717 I locatJ-On ! $495. 000 I n cl ud
'• ,. IN: land '
[ ® 1fi&H1I lolboo lay Prop.
RHlltors
• 675-7060.
'C1c'?1~~t.!9,'t~
llG CAMYON--GREA T FAMILY HOME
4 bdr ms. family room . dining room.
h rl'akfast lin'<.i Bt•amed cathedral
c·t:·ilmgs. two f1n·places. reflection
pool!'. and fountwns. pool, Jacuzzi.
BHQ. f1n·p11. t·lt·l·tronir filter &
hu m .d 1f ;l'r . t ll t' patios with
ovt>rh<.in~~-.., utom al 1(' s prinklers .
prof landsc-<J ping and decor ated
S47!'i .OOO
r
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A C«OWIU. IAMCB. CO.
644-9060
2111 SANJ0AQU110 41U.SAO
IN NEWPOWT CENT£A
. CE
8£0181 BLlllfS ca.
OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
EXCLUSIVE LISTING
I LUFFS
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ILUFFS ·
'\r·wlv l'r,f"1•'1 ~.nl!IP l.1•\1•1 Condo J-.ncl
l "11,1 I .1rc1· ,.,...,11m.1hlt-I.nan ~li'l.!1011 \:di
~ .. , \J11-""11lnH·nt \ .Im 111 -.:t•wpor1 ·• I ,,1,n~
631-1800
881 DOVH DRIVE
HILLSIDE RETREAT
Pri m t:· Nev. port Bea<'h h illside
retreat Mas!-1\'e single story. mmi
m ansion o \erlooks t ranquil h ills ide
selttnJ! l ron gated walkway to dble
d oor & l't?ram1 r l'lle entry.
Cathedral a nd beamed ceilings. 2
fplcs. secluded mas ter s uite hosts
peaceful view ' 1 2 P a tios. 3 car
garage & muc h . m uch more!
Owner anxious. rail now' 673-8550
ISLAND LIVING!
O ne block to water on fabulous
Ne wport Bay ! Private beac hes.
c lu bhouse. te nnis cour:ts . Dock.
Magnifi ce nt 2 700 sq. ft.
e nt e r tainment h o me on Lido
I s la nd! $parious mas ter wing
host ing. marble fireplace. deck &
nig ht lights view! 4 Bedrms + den
& much. much m ore! Owner will
he lp finan ce you name it. we'll
try 1t! Take advantage. call now.
673-8550
COTT AGI IY THI SIA
Ocean view. Towering trees. Quaint
bunk beds. Zoned for more units.
Only $139.900! Hurry! Call 67~8550
l NIYATI llACHIS!
Fabulous Cameo Shores. PRIME
Corona del Mar location with 180
d eg . ocean v ie w! Cathedra I
ceilings. Game room. 4 Bedrms.
Lowest priced view home in Cameo
Shores . Don 't hesitate, c•ll fut,
673·8550.
....
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Conttmed by all tbMe adl?
Ranch Realty and/or
WoodbridP Realty cu &how )'OU any one ol over a
Hundred lilted hamel iA lrv1De.
DQci 't wute time tr)1nl to decide
which ad loundl the belt.
-IAIT ...
IYOWI• ..... -.-. ....un
BY OWNER .. LAM)
FOGUllll Zbr. Zba, den ~ llqJe 1t«y noor
condo. Hl·0$5t o r PianloNewportSborn . LOW NICI MOW LOW11
01'e ol lhi lar t corner Iota ln Harbor
Vl w Horne. the lontJon ror thta a ..... ,.., .. , ., ....
"'"' WHtelde I Br -... lttl• tot X Int
• CAl.l MES R All.
UNCH WOODlllD61
•nn. lllr. •-~ Walkt!f 1; I 1!r.
bedroom and den Monaco
model. .. and U'• vacant! Tbl1
uUractlve home alao hu ooe of th urea 'a k>w t prl : J"9t redueed
19.000 to only 1158,000 ..• and It'• tee! Oo4 lt!
· • Hf RIJAGI
If I 1\1 I c llf', -...... Ywd;
...,_.born. or lav•t· ....t llf'Opetly Ml 11 Tl. or -~All __
41R
TWNHOUSE
aw.n 11ALn
I I I ·2000 SI 1 ·JOOO
THE EIPmS
Otl' llVINE PIOPEITY
........ INdt IOff U"on the w•ter .... SW
... •••••••••••••••••••• 100aq.ft.DIA.houaeboat z ba. '7$-%172
------5-6~ ... , ....................... WAl'WN'r
Extra lar1e corner
duplex in xlnt c ond ·
Moorin1 availaWe ~
tamlar vt.w. Appt. only. -.ooo
11lllD AACll BAY FAIOLY HO.ME TtU .-doal. bedroom •
2 .... blJth home baa StWI·
'*IC ocean views from
tNf/61 room. You11 rally fllJo1 the ramlly roam .•
d1oin1 room. beamtd ~ and wet bar plu.a
all advaota1es ol this ex-
clutlve prl vate com-
mumty SZ&,000.
lJ,_,100 ti M .
REAL TORS', U&«xlO
2443 Eu1 Coal HlgtlW9V, Cofont U•I M••
--------•IVA Rar1U\. OW'Mt •anla 9"Nil.AIS ••TY a.a. ~. • bedra1 J f11111111ap ta-JOU•. Uft· bath, added feftlll)' ~ ~ Vin. Rroks•IOO .......,,
~ t ldrm hom4I
'"' w/femlly rm .•"' bat.hi, .... a...&-....11
baMltttul lrs pool la 1pa -Xln& value at IJI. .UOO •••••••••••••••••••••••
WA~MT
5 .. w1: XLMT
Schools
UrM•lfl.11 tamll) bunur
db ••Un1 ••.a. family rm end l\ftl'\y rlrrplu•
Oourm.t ti11«•h•11. t1JY
.. red !'•tin , e nt •r
l1 l n er1 1 d rt,a m 1
tlH .IOU IHC ft t'a ll 11JO
Will -·
COSTAMUA
'"" ea. a ·~· pro1 d• ror Nr Ot'C comm pool
flUOO Pnor Ooly Art
MIUIJ,Ne .im
'N!WllmNG
t •ut.lhlly clean z •twy,
4Ult 2ba, f1tm dy rm
0 '"1C'r lot. RV acreu
SUNll'f I.I..
117 .. Hl
HOMIMA•Hs
D&.IGHT
ICH•••Nel
YOU To aee lbia " G«1eoua ..
home lo Deedltld o r
lntne. Offerina 1pac1ous mw. twotr,>ka. c1tm tde
atri um, 1trlklnf a b&laoce w /nature. Al for
only Sll.3.liOO 562-4477
~ Walkr.r 1: lr.e
"9a1 Elttaw
ALUGAIM
Clrqetree, Adi.ti.ta Only.
2tr psUo home. llPll'd ~. ntc:e decor, dbl
f ar. boat 1tora1e.
Sll.000 Vacant. Prine.
Only Owor -Aat.
... 72111. 711-7474 ..............
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Al'nST"S NliM
~~· <lbty SI0.000. t.aU over
lllltaltk opt.loll on 3 BR exec. home. Won't last
Owner. 541-0:10
MEWUSTING
PUSTIC.E
TOWMHOME
*Cote Realty
& ln v~tment
640.5777
Bayfroot. ocean view,
boat slip avail . 1e c bkiR. 2 Br 2 &I condo.
GI~. fl42.4ZJO Pnn
UNGO REAL ESTATE
<T14) 498-4501
s-.t._.. IOll
••••••••••••••••••••••• mAy. 0wnr INI).
-OC-1.4-.-..,.-..,'-11-w-1-1 --A PEACH OM THI
llACH J1'otted Sale! La. n~ 4 Lovely ocn rront home
bd.. 3 ba. t23:1. ooo owe wrtb Mapifteent View. ~~.~.~~IM AX , Modem 2Br. 28a, lg Uv-~
Cotpor.-Pl.lJA luky
lt4 700 flJ H
Extra lu·1 • c11rn1:1r
duplex In a lnt t•11111I
Moorin1 AVllll Nt'-"" lacular vtew A11po1nt
ment only lf»).000
*Cote R•'•lty
& hn•t-slmt•nl
640-5777
4 ....... •IL ..
l.OWft:RT l'H IC'~~ In
C\w&a MeH Only twt
1town O WC Alw J1 y1
'°""'"d W.WRHl•t.t•
116-7777
You'll IOYfl thCl all nuw
k It ctM-f 1, bltn m le row n t'.
1·ulinttlr hot tray, 2Ux30
f•m rm. w tbnck rplr
JW1t wa1tln1 for family
h1 .. 1lltaUty Qult't 1tret1L
Sl.lfl,!'lOO ICuth l.1iurl'" 1\1 lr &Id atO
NO QUAUfYIHG owrat t~
$71,000
And It '1 a ll her" rn
JrviAr My advl~ to you
I.ii compatt -Out not for
lonf Thie one wun 't
lut So lake adventa1e
.tt •ee this charmin1
home at a prire you can
affmt M2·4471
A 1twutJn1 depar1ure
from the ord.mary. Walk
to bud.a from th.I.a NorUl
1..q\8UI cuatom built 2
Bdrm 2 bath home
M.qnilicent coutal 6 cl·
ty Ult\u view Gourmet
kitcben, ma111ve l.1¥111&
room wtth llowtJll wood
floon.12'75,000.
don oseri
Muc h 1ou1l'll after
Newport Terrece Only
cine tJ..11.e It Oii lbe market.
Sh.up' Pnfed lO lit'JI Un·
der 1100,000' Hurry !
~MU
1ng 1dinln1 rm . Ueed
MWPT He+fT'S ARIA brick frpk, 11 upetalra
4 br. 2 ba, garages for 4 llttina rm factng tbe ocn.
can. R·2 Good solid Xlnt tlnaocioe.
buy. SUt.500 CbliCk. CALLTOSEE
S p iller. RE 1MAX . 146-HOZ
...UVIRDI
4th I ha , SU ,500
Ciwntf' llll\ Ol'EN SUN
15
ltH.2111
,, .• Jr.,r.
•-;.-;.-;.;;;; ______ , 4 Bdrm ll balh. q u.llty
built, &hake roof. double!
On,lla<'\' U~al loc:uuon.
~ 400ll
FOR SALE BY OWNY.R
2br. Iba, house romphHt'
ly remode led R 2 lot
W llpare for addition al IRl '75.liOO 84.5-9$54
401 CLENNEY RE WI_.. Newport •ac1t 12UMfT5
--=• ··-. ~wre OIHMMAL IWffS
Elropean YUie motif. in T ....
Ulu except1ooally ap. INVISTMIMT
POTINTIAl
New u.un,. comer lot,
form.I din rm, 1ood ren·
taJ, lowest pnce.
BALBOA ISLAND RJ.. TY
New custom home on ....
acre 10 Orange P11rk
Acres. 4br. 3ba. F R. OR.
6 breakfast nook Single
5'ory Bl sq· Bt'Dut col
oruaJ &rcrutecturc In a
country settmg. S'l71,000
65-5141.
173'8700
lcAoa '-'•-'• I 007 •••••••••••••••••••••••
NIA.IMEW
PfMMSULA POINT
A t.ota.lly deluxe custom
hJme w /gourmet kltch.
balcony game rm & full
sz jacuzzi 10 sumptuous
mast.er bath, all abound·
Ing w/solld oak a pi>c>in t· ments. THE BF.ST OF
''THE POINT" ror
IQJ,000.
UDO ISLE
Redecorated w /pnde or
ownenih1p Spac 4 BR
family home w /l(ourmet
ldtch .. lrg mstr sw lt'.
bf'am cc•ilinl(s . ui.ed
bnr k frplt' & Fr cn1•h
dnon. etc Move tn re·
ady & seruubly priced al
P!S.500
JACOBS REAL TY
6754670
CAU 644-7211
--1to...U -ir• r New by bwlder Ocean ,.._.., .-.;; View Sbr, Jba S239.500 f~RBOR Vl.EW llJU.S 113 E Balboa B lvd It 'I lovely. 1t i. available ~2344
1mmed1a~ly . (1t '11 va ---
c1t11t 1, und its owner ha!i CoronmdeO~ar 1022
bought another and 1!> •••••••••••••••••••••••
anxlOU!> 4 Dlt'C !>I.Cl'
bdnns. family room with
fireplace and you'll own
I.he land he re ' Lowe11t
pnce In area ' C.:ull to H~
64~5200
r Pete~tt· ifi;~r ~
IYOWHER!
Charnung 3 Br h<>u'>e.
completely rPmodell'd. 2
Ba , seporat.e dinmg r m.
solid Oak. nooni Lg cor
ner lot w tadd-0n poten-
t a a I t o create a
panoramic ocean & bay
vi.ew New plumbmg &
appliance s. $219 ,500
67:>-H64. work 963-7829,
John.
Investor '!! d uplex + 2
~~~~~~~~· 11ood re ntals. pool , frpl<'ll. d1arm. C'-55,000.
MIATMICIAREA
$61,100
N e wl y r e m o d e l e d
ldtdlen, double 1ara1r. 3
Bdrm 2 bath. A111um.-
8.,..~ VA
2UP&2DOWH
See thia eechlded z atory
• Bdrm North Coal•
.... home. Hardwood noon. maqlve tlreplare
Ind &oecta ot cl011et apace
Room for camper bu• ~ at 97.IOo. Call
'~
COAJS ,11,WAll.AC l
IU·Al fSTAH IN<.
Pnnc1p11lsonly. 540-4999
RfDUCB>
13lt.9CIO Be creallvc>, on
ly Shorecllffs vrew pro-
pmy Tim Rhone, Ail.
631 1216
C..nyoo f>c'ean V1t"w 2
!eve!, 2br. 6 <kn home So d hwy Walk lo beh
-.,(Q) UnJIA!d J:trobra
fl4fl 7414 , Ytrn•ndei Onr/Bftr
SPY'iLASS
POOL&WA
A t"URm pool 6 1pa are
roatured In lhlll pro·
fe11lon11ly d•ror11ted
"Mouth port", w /I I r1
Ddrma, 4"' ba, 2 frplc '•,
ram rm .. bonu• rm,
maid'• rm, formal din
rm. Triple t•r.1 (ully
l.ndicp'd W/lpmk I'll ~ a
nH.a Ike v1.-A be•uUful
nee fa mll.1 home of.
rtred 1t Mtl,000 4l
BOOl:OA BAY
1d~11l fur t-ntr rtaanlnl( WOOOlllDGi
3 Br Sl.20.000
S Br 1185.000
Larae rec: room, lots of
decklna . low m a l'n
~ yard. Offered a t
$204,(Q) Call ~1151 0-PoW 1026 MJ.-0112,"4-668?
:,~· HERITAGE
· REALTORS
F.aat.side POOL
4 br, 2 ba. family rm. lvg
rm, frpls. guest house
Many xt r:u Assum e
loon 9 98p ant. Approx
baJ $102,000 Pnced un
der merkel Sl65.000. Call
iU-0467 Own /agnl o r
961-0963 Broker.
CEDAR GLEN
MODEL SAU
3 bedroom model, bal(hly
llPfUaded condom1ruum
Zl64 F..J.den Ave, C. M
642-6734
Mesa o.J Mar, 4br 2 ba .
11 11grades lhru-out
Decks, covrd patio rm.
c~ Lo school!> & n('w
park. Owner, no Agt"nt.s
S116.000 646-0601 dayi..
957 ·21619 e ve & Sun
By Owner 4 Br. many up
grades includes ceramic
llle c:ntry, Oak parquet
nr. new carpet & many
other&. Mesa dt>I M11r
area. Sl02,000. 979-3487
YA Su per s ha rp 3 Bdrm.
double 111rage, Oak
kitchen, rorced ulr, cop-
per plumbing, RV ac-
ces8, paUo. Super clean.
Cal.J 6':>-9161 . .
. OPEN HOUSE
REALTY
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•••••••••••••••••••••••
MAalMfTA
S per ta c ular hillto p
twxne.. 2012-3206 sq. ft
Cl08t! lo Manna. Selva
Rd & CaJle La Pnm.a
vera 1166.000 lo G45.000
831 3540; 493--4006 Bid r
Hw•"9• leoch I 040 •••••••••••••••••••••••
SPICT ACULAR
Pool & spa with turbo
clean jets + n1rely up-
gradtod 4 bedrm, 2.,.,, bath
home with large formal
dln rm. & fam rm You
must soo this one'
Park t>h1c{•. Inc 842 7461 - ---
Ownerolfen a home. 3 br.
2 ba. 9522 Jnnabrud
7 14 .963 ·294 7 &
213'5118-9004
IYTHESU
Lariee extt 4 bedrm, 2"'-
ba w 1"e fam rm. forll\il l
dLn111g rm, JW.t a short
walk lo the be11ch
Park Pitre.Inc 842 7-tlll
IYOWHH
Near beach, 5 br. 21.,
hath. fo rma l d 1nanic
room, farruly room . coy
~ pauo, new carpets.
Sl.28.<XX> Call 962 06711
F.XECUTIVE HOME
500 Yrds to ocean .
"Model Perfect" Huge 3
or 4 bdr.. w /pool, jac.
Immaculate! S19.4.SOO.
RE /MAX, 173.4313
5TUl!
2 Bdr. 1 BA, lar1e comer
lot, '74.500 RE/MAX.
Patrick, 631·1.266
I Br 3 Ba. pool h<>me on
comer lol, 2·s ty. nice
peOo '139.llOO.
I bdrm. + loft Condo an
ORANGETREE. f7U50
Olli days dJ.9088. eve1
S$2·3767. Debbie P n n
0 pals only
ASSUMAIU FIRST
IRYl .. 41DRM
SI 15,tSO
Best area, College Park.
quiet cul de sac. New
custom dra~. shutters.
lresh pajnt, new Ute en·
try. Perfect move.In con-
dition. Yale 4 BR 21.4 Ba.
large family room with
wet.bar. Crut entertain
menthome
3572 NlITM ET <air Alhel>
OPEN DAJLY 10.5PM
~u:e::JM rt'~
Woodbrid9e
Area,
Lake Nearly
llow's thal for tall the
best?! Elegant EZ care 3
bedroom condo with the
ulmosl In fine decor
Q)aet area. comm. pool.
Call IOOay! 185,500. BKR.
Call S59-34Sl
TRillllLl -·
~~~~~4"-P~~
Spectacular mobile home.
1872 sq ft, 2 BR. 2 ba,
frplc. delux kitchen
w 1m1 c r ow•ve. pr e -
sUgaoua ''The G rovn "
park O p en hou s e
Sat/Sun lt.om..epm; 5200
Irvine Blvd .. 1pa~ ~
By ownr. call Harry at
731·15' or '72-6712
IASTSIDI PIXIA
3 Bdrm home on pr1 CM Jo~ R 2 area (Nall
ty IMlt with flreplare
and hardwood floor.
Room for RV A lltUe
'TL(' and It 'a a charml'lr''
PrtctteJ at 183,500 and
owner wllJ •ulat In tht1
fln11nnn1 Call 64() 1151
"' t.iuy lt !
"~"1-HERITAGE
It I l\l l OUR
MllAD&MAI
llAUTY
3333W Coast Hwy, NB
64M'46
Specn. 38r. 281. ram rm. pool, r~c. llOUOO
By OWMr <71 41 M0-47118
tl'VM /WllndA
BRAMDNEW
1f 8'aui Exec l>'" 2 atty
bomm Jwit comp aerou
frm Meadowlark Cntry
<1ub. a, 4, ~bdrm• J .... 3
car ~Ir ()p9n wk dy1
12 l!pm Sail .tt Sun lOam·
""" l'bone '714 >MO-aoo6 orMe-U.42
S«YUMI HOMIS
LARGE
LOT!
1l111 11 It · haven ror
prde:ol.q mth1&1iut.11 or
~ 1.af'le 1wlmmln1
Pool ln back yard. 3
Bdnn .. Z ba. 1ln1le tamJ.
ly home oo cul·de·aac
ltl'Ht One block from
park aod elementary
lldlol)!.
'"° CAI.If. Q..USIC
180 dea white waler ~-nr beach 5 Bdrm,
3Yt ba+den. dbl lot One
d a kind. M00.000 i. a
steal 1100,000 down
Ea1y lerma OWNER
C all f o r appl
71411S33-3681 or ~7
l Door from the Ocean
UnbdJflYably low pnced
Ill 1&25,(Q). Owner will trade •
poented 3 BR 2l;; Ba ••••••••••••• .. ••••••••
Ddores Plan
Reduced to saeuoo
640-625' ~--TUST1N .. LLS Wort.IRHllEI ....
556-7777
WESTCU~ WAU TO 11.ACH BulAlfuJ • Br. 3 ba Lota
c/M~.//3/b
R E At:1. .TY
Att )'OU loc*lDI for e
beawtul custom home!
'"'91 make &Jl •PPoint· meat lo tee tJria charm.
IOI home al wood and
1las1 It featurea. 5
Bdrms. 4 bat.bl. indoor
atnum, 2 firei>iaces and
d H k.1 New decor
lhruout . Zoned ror
honea.CaJI~~
Ocean vu, 2-1ly .. 3 BR d plan&a, fabulous pool,
fam rm . 21,AJ ba . ftre hreplece. RV acreu
pit . parquet Os . llt'P Pnced r11bl at $189,950.
works hop, 1tud10 r m
Shutters, 11id &la ss ~ rRE:\TIGE:
Not1ll end!« A rare buy H~e1. at S!U.000' '-'rt~ 1
M.tsl!aoo Realty 494-0731 3333 W Coast Hwy, N 8
~house ; 2br. frplr . _ lt4s.6646 _
Ckemfront dupln on R 4
kt. Good rtnancmg Pnn
only P IP 873-7tr77
#,,~.,. HERITAGE
OR Ocean vu, walk lo > bdrm "Some.rst'l"
heh , town $1 65,000 greienbdt ..,,only 1 adJ~
Owner '94·2212. cent hou....-Ex<'ellently
S500000wtit
Newport Ke11ht.& 3 BR
townhm A ~ll um..
balancl' or fl 70.000 lilt
11575 mo Pnnt· ooly No
qu&lJfy10ic Call owner 1-~~~~~~~~ ~5.59 I
. • REALTORS
L1111Eoa Meadow1
Gecwlce Charle-. Realty u1
proud to pres ent the
h o mes o f Lagun a
Meadows, a new. pnvete
coutal community that we fe.t t)'l)llles the ldeaJ
Uvuic environment
SKl&Med •ptoat the "en-
l I e blllaldu of pre
sll«ik>us Laiuna. lht''le
spc.rtar ula r home~ lire
appomted tn Lhe trad1l1on
d llmele& qualJly & un
paralleled ronveruenre
Pnced from ~.000 U111
111 a rare opponun1ty tn
putthue 11 MW coastal
view h o m e an the
rmmt uundt' & out Spa
in bad! yd It vie"" of <'a
n.)'Oll lllbta. 1249.000 1930
Port Seabourne 0Pt"n
House S a l Sun I 5
&M-4209L _
IACIC IA Y EST A TE
Pvt 2 8 acre e5lalt' ~ 1R
house. 2 l(uet ~ 16
sta.11 ~ barn h~e
ndm2 n nk. p\'\ ofr d
IU'OOn1 s room ~J(n1f1
Cft'll VI-or lhe Back
Bay, lusb l0tnd:.<'ap1n1t
a bou.nd.s Contact Jam
f1ande rs a1tt 17 14 1
752 1107 d ys . 17 141
581 5787 eve~. wknds
beauuruJ community ol --------· Ll.i\ma. IG CANYON
NIB>TIME
TOSIU 1
Owner will con ~1der
leMe opt 00 OUl.ltandtnl(
Bayshott Dnvt' home 3
8dnn +~1. 3 ba. fama
ly rm 8uut patio &
deck with bay v1t'w
1.9.000 Carol T atum. Rnltor 494 0029
OCIANYllW
2..._..a.llot
120' to Ouwf1 ORt
Owner wtJI Pinance sm.ooo
IURR WHITE
REAL TOR, IMC.
6 75-4630
W....t thalct 1091 •••••••••••••••••••••••
BY OWNER.
4br. 2ba. 1mmac 1m
m ar ulat ~. a 111 ume
8 ~~VA loan C ul-de ·
s a c W /tall tre es.
~par 1 ou11 ir r o und1
8 .(Q) CaJ I 536-0397
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1100 .......................
NOBJLEHOM ~
B U Y SELL RENT
f1NANCE
MoYeH..Stor.
WuowflcwC......
CAU. us '"·1021 l'teMe give u.a an OP·
portunity lo show these hams to you. Spedecular golf rourw I•-------· est.a~. .., sq tt 4 to 6
675-7512
OCIMeVllWS
l!'lelant. larle 3 bd, 2
bakon1• + pallol Only
110,tU. RE /MAX,
Patric*, Ul·la
..,.,..~
Wood It Glau Chrl1
Abel !hreePn1 v1ew1 ot hlll1 6 oeea.n. M aater
relreat, loft library,
tir.aldut area, for ma I
dloinl MUST Sl:E!' •.soo.
........... I.I.
4'7·17,1
OCMH Y9IW LOT Let level ~an vin tot. flltl la hU.la ot La1una ~acb. Reaaooably
priced, C.11 for detalll.
lll·atll
Bdnna, 5l;; be~. Poof
and IJPll.11.375.000
Tll STAINES CO.
648-5711
Red h 1II 0-~ lk .1lt\·
I rda • l<l'.alh 1 '11 ru·
I 'll)l
33n VIA LIDO, N.11.
$315,000
3 Bdrma •. 2 bat ha.
pr1vett pat.JO In mint.
move-In ccndiuon. Mu11t
M!e to appreciate 1
I aoCICTO
llACH
3 bdrm, 2 bath beach
home In • pnvale com·
muolty, frubly up-
araded . C •ll today! a.Tm
Ol.,Nt1tQ•lf\ll,.NllJlif"" ,,
~ .... HfS
Charm101 s parfous 2
ltory, 3 Bclr~. ramaly.
dioinl room, lar1ee hvln1 room. Maten awte with
2 dtth end s pecious
nUTond belhl Wanna
lllOOda, brick end tlone
Tnlly a decoratGn de· Upt. P'or det..111 call
$40.1151
·'-~ HERITAGE
REALTORS
OCIAMYllW
4 Bedroom home
Oealped for 1ecluded
livtn&. WIUI M lllion $S1
VIEW! 1210.000 As
auma bt. loan St'Uer wlll
pettern llnenclo1 to
buyers need. E&eep
Uona1 value Ca II now for
private prevlewin1.
714•9047r7
•EXCITING•
:::~~~~ 1972 Mobile Home m ~ Hilla, nlcat 5
llar Part . 7 '&15 .
enclcMd porcb-mlrrwed
door1, U1bt wood In·
teion. 31.iT air cood. 2
""117 IPIK'IOUI Br'e w tBa
+dremlng area. wallt In
cloMu All for only.
129.500. (w.8)
C"hhwT..,_.
Adult 21 + Pet Park
lOldO w texpando. living nn. ZBr. !Ba, screened
In porch. Ideal ror •Ins.le penon. Owner will CUT)'
balance .
CLASSIC
MOIUHOMI
SALIS
270I Harbor, Ste 208-A
S40-ltJ7
2 Br. io • sa· vu DyU ln
_ .. uu le11m1 UDO Cou .... Park . .->OO.
5'>9c:e ren\ • per mo. ~ iDt · rmt-Uh pmi.. a..ma, 750-SFIO 11/lltlwy II Bit w /ft1rrn1d
dlnlnl + bntalrftt rm, lll•ut U11ht.d lndaopna
w ,.W.lttr. ...... h ' In·
vttJn1 home l11•ldtt 6 out.
'1'7.600 • Huth l.11url~
Rltr, MS dilO
SU.AA 'H SPICI
and ~erythin1 nke with
Wa ~«ht/ul a Bdrm. 2
beth hclme, acroM from
the .,., c.'OW'lfe, ,,owlnt
vlM&ied ttlllnp. formal
entry, r oiy frplc and
Ycl')' attractive wood for
\be f.lntah.lnt touch. Ca 11
nowt7NJ70.
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S.000 ag.ft. 5 be, ~ rm, 1---------
form. bar. Drive by U0 lbr, lba, IOXH 1H4
Via Udo loud. Open ... Detrolter w /acreened
Sun. l ·S. HU,000. parch. NlceadwL No Pet
U5·9UO •at nu. CM perk. Avail. Oct. l.
AXEi
~down, 2 br. den, con·
do. Golf couru view
PAGO. Open hie Sun
l.S.. Acea 141-AW. evea.
t'1M7!2.
HOMIY MOOM u.._at J'OU1' llle ln Ullt 1'MI -.UFFS
~ auoo. Owner. MMa.
llAUTiflUI. i 4 GoWaawewt MdO, ZBr.
S U T L Y S
I UnlU !a1talde Home + I'*' twe Owner wtn
help wjJ1' flnancln1
Orab yow n..an • lOota • ctU•'7D1
ALLSTATE
AIM.TORI
a..-.... •••••••••••••••••••••••
uel.,ded retrtat. Vry Ip.• bdrm .. 3 ba
Wood1y Htllnt. co1y alr-cond town home;
ftreplace. 1pedacular red. to 1113.500. Beat or>-
vl.,.. from tblt epllt po r la n It)'. u n d • r
le¥tl 2 Bdrm love Miit. imrtr.et! ~·LroR •H111 ~~ar~*"~M>-~5.5i80~~
4 Rr, 4 be, POOL• IJMI. ZS., l•m rm, redwd
ldna lrl kit. Hart>or View dirk. H Pk, Su Juan
...... fW1GllDo. Dl.alat Otpo. Mldlc ••. Sp
rm. Family room, ,._,__,,
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2 bedrooma, new rerrtaeraton and
earth tone decor. Ocean views, mo.ooo.
A c:aawlU. IAMlll CO •
496-7222 831-0838
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Adulta. 13'75. mo. Gas
paid. M2·5073.
=-~z;'oa-:OC: ----+-€HIG€ Choi~ Iara• Iota San 2 BR condo. Pool. spa, Dramabc·All amen+FP. opener, SillQ. Avail Now. «Pb --t~-..._HOM€~ Dlece> Beach area. No t.moia. $29 nite, by mo. 3Br. 3Ba + fT'(f. ;oc to Nopet.a. 548-6162. A Dl\•ii.ion 01
cM ~~= -w.r-.. -t ..... v,-NB betttti:fi~~~~Call AvaUOl:tl.714·568-~ !>!~!.!'· 1675·$695. 4,Bdrl .. 2"'1HbBaO,::.,.House ll.1rbor lnv~tmt•nt C11
to dut1 Call Robert, -~ ...... ,, TbeJelleyCo. ..._..._.. JI06 ..-~--.. thl.cr ~1·~,., ·..,,,., mon·
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Uoo, 5 ~lb from the Ubbetievabl.y low LOW !l,4~,!.00. By owner •NODOWN·~. rm area. No pets. DIS , ........ ..
ocan. Tenanla pay uUl. PRJCED at $425.000. ....,.,_., Govt M-"'-i'l E·Z mol · 11~ fr 1!.'t + S12S. ...... 3242 o..r wan.ta fut sale. OwnerwUJtrade ... JU c eao1ng ... secly •••••••••••••••••••••••
""'·" --.. too w~ •-~ .;_............. VETERAN BROKER 170-S629. ............... ' . ---.--... ~ALMOST LETPHONERJNG
~UMTS-C.M.
Neal-beW. 3 Br owners
unit, 2 ba, frpl, 2-car
gar., 3-2 &, 2 ba, units.
TSL lnvatmt.s 601603
16 DILUXE UNITS
PRIKE EASI'SJDE. CM
2Bdrmse.ch.
TIIESTARNF..5CO.
640-5711
556-7n7 .-W4-PUX 111·5102 •NEW 3br condo nr. So
GOODs-roN Cat Plaza. pool, !lpa ssso.
Meld Properly Mc)Mf 1
Homes. apls. condos.
commercial. l1e com -
plexes. We welcome pro-
b I em propert ies &
specialize in long term
management. We ad-
vertise qualified tenants.
increase rental incomes.
handle collec:tsons & diJI.
bursements . Ask for
Gene
,,~_ ~-
962·4471 r.i: 546·8103
"'" • 1!33-897 4 ; 7 59-0'll 7 ~~W lal»orcM!sulo 3107 Castside Entertain ers
Jtq. 54J..3744 ~;;;;~;;~;;~;;r:•;;~ IWigbt, 3br l~ba. many
---------near bay & ocean. (2ll) amen, k1d11. no pets
260 UNlTS -Xlnt area. ~5316 Avail 9 1 $725. 631·°'9t
Orange Cou n ty
$10,SOO.OOO. Possible con
doconvenion.
Pool house. 3 Br 2 na. 2br, 2ba. Avail. Sept. 15 to bonus rm w /Ba. yard &
June lS. i;, blk lo bay. pool serv. incl $849
MOOmo. 673-5638. SC8·2847
301 UNITS -Cc>M>rado WINl'E.R RENTAL 2br,
Spnngs. Have white slip Of' 3br. 2ba. duplex. $475
$7,375.000. Louise &S>S.S.~2344
Hcsteder. WINTER RENTAL 3br ,
2'4ba. S565Mo. 305 Mon·
tcro IMC).2344
----~-~~ New duplex. 3 BR. 2 ba .
each with pat.Jo t625 Mo
Yearly lease. No pets
Bay & Beach 759-0811
Lux 3br. 2.000sq rt.
Wat.rfront Condo. l..se
Sl.000 /mo. 871-8471
lbr. 2"'1 ba rondo allacll.
gar Lndry Carl Lr~
rmtr bdrm Pool. s pa
Jil2S 846-3831 aft 4pm
•. ...,. 3244 ...•....••...•.•.......
llEH'TA.LS
Bach.. l ba .
3BR,21'Sba
2 BR. 2 ba.
San Clemente
Exclusive Big Canyon
townbae. Golfcourse
VMW, l>OCli. apa, tennis.
2br, 2ba. priv 1arage.
l!.50/mtO. OwnerM0-81.26,
&DJ973dys
Beach house 3br. den.
frpk. comm. pool, ten·
nis S1(10rno. lat & last
$100 cleaning 2nd mo
53&-211!91
SeaVJew; 4 BR. 3 ba New
Bedford. Guarded itates .
pool 6i t.enrua. $1200 Mo
&M-5403 or 631·3444
BLUFFS 3 BR 21, Bw .
sparkling clean. plus h
c;arpet.s Ava.ti now' $7~
A#~
3276 .......................
Shore Cliff Villa Condo.
2902 Canuno Capl$trano.
3 bdrm 2 ba 2 car
garage M60 mo Call
49&«110 aft 7pm
associated
Bll•J ... FU \ "E A 1 r r "C:.-
Jr I ..,,. • o • • • ' '•, ,
Wint.er. 2 bdrm. Garage.
Newly decorated 3 Br 2 Ba
townhouse. Spacious
ftrel>lace & pool. Quiel eru. Adulls no pets
1125.. 675-5849/MS.3381
•New 2br condo nr So •
Olt Plaza. Pool, spa ~
lm-8874 or 759--0'll 7 Built-ins. dishwas her.
Sleps to sand. 5206 Nep· tune . $425 & S4 50. Nearnew2br.2 ba,bltns,' 59-9275 dshwasher, laundry
--------"""""" faoJ. sundeck. S395 mo.
162 Br apt.s. Winter & Adults. no pets. Days
yearly. Garage parkl.ng. 87S-<M2; eves67J.1418.
Steps to beadL 673-~ oc ~ 2 Br. I ba. Encl gar. bllns.
-----No kids or pets call
Oceenfninl: Neat 2 BR. 548-7S29 bt wn 5-8 pm.
Adults. no pell> Gar
Wn!r $4.SO C2131795-3018
SHORTTERM Rentals
Weekly, winter &
Yearly Agt 675-11170
OHTHEIUCH
Bacb. lutch, bath. util pd
Hotel ApU S210 yrly &
14> tst & last 2306 W
Ot-eanfront 673-41~
Oceanfront bt>&uurul dlx
2 Br. 1 ~ ba townhouse
apt. dshwbr. encl. patio.
iaraie S325 Adults. no
pets 548-6357
4ce 2Br Iba Sml palto,
carport. laundry $37 :'1
Av&I !I I Ph 645-6625 -----
2 Br dlx studio. lg patio.\
trplc, 1257 :.q fl gara~e·
+ parlung i.p, $450 mo.~
2567 Elden 979.5099 >
lbr, Zba. trplt · DlO mo Eastside 2 bdrm gso mo. 1
3mos or longer Ref!! pool, adulll>. no pets
675-11149 00-0839 MIWPOIT llACH
Various loc. oo Penin. &
Nwpt Shra avail. All
amenities. Presently
leaaed. Tw-n-key opera·
tloo. Property m gml
avail. 67~912. BK R
RCk-~. 0anoroblt 3126
Family only 2 bdrm. 1 ba
Condo with pool. r ec
room. play area. spa.
security Near sbopp1ni.
s-t.Alt!O 3210
••••••••••••••••••••••• Beaut 4 BR. 2 drs to MESA PIHES
Bachelor $275 l Br $325.
Pool, gas BBQ, clo~('d
gar. adults. no pt•ti. 2650
•••••••••••••••••••••••
EXCHANGE UP
(Or luy For Cash
640-5112 Super Jbr small ville&. frwy. M3S per mo Con
Lohf :>rSale 2200 Quiet. No pets. $27S tact Vicki 957-1886 or
3 bdrm 2 ha Condo. 2 bllu
east ol So Coast Plaza on
MarArt h ur Bhd
Children OK. no pt't~
UWs meld SS.SO per mo
Rt M a.x. 77().1.333
Dowwt
12 UNITS. Shake roofs
Beautiful pool & grounds
on i,.., acre. Close to shop-
pe.ng. Pnde of ownership
$350,000.
•••••~••••••••••••••••• ~or673-2lBI. 646-_2.67_.!..:__ it523 CAMPUSDa·IRVINE
IWi1'9on!each 3140 lBR F1P. ut1I. R&R . Hmbor Escrow
S,.d•h lft U.Conw
P'IFbty, ... or H•
2.3 ACRE LOT •• •• •• ••............... Adults No Pets 20481) Pomona. $360 642.083a Woodbndge. nicer than
new. A C. 1mmac. lux
condo Zbr & den. 2Y.ib.i .
dbl end . gar. auto drop·
nr, lake & pool pnVRS. I
yr lse, 111. & Isl + seeun·
ty. S175 mo. No pets ~II owner to see ~5211
t I I"'• Cal myti ...
for qHstloRS. Call
751· I 775 ask for
Slwry
MEW
ta.+tMCOME
256)..... CM
Dix spacious home w /5
2Br studio twnhse units
1-bne bu 3 lg bdrms.
2'hl!a, separate yd, dlx
kitchen. Mediterranean s tyle architecture.
beautifully lndacpd. A re-
al pride of ownershl p.
()pen Sal 1·5
To see call agl 979-5099
EASTSIDE C.M.
S PACIOUS HOME &
DUPLEX . $195.000.
&f.2..2510 or 64&--i848.
12 two Bdrm units, room
for e additional units
3M3; 204.9 Wallace, Costa
Mesa. Groaa $53.280 yr
$145,000 do. Balance
1113),000 oo contract. 20
yr sub-Ordination. Ptin.
&int. SJSOOmo. 548-2020
Get GREEN cub
for WHITE elephants
with a Cluaified Ad
Call~
•• * 12 UNlTS (6 duplexes)
P r ide of ownersh ip.
Shake roofs ; l story
Beautiful foliage & ex·
cell ml condition. S pen·
dable with 25% down ! ••• 15 UNITS. Actually 5
houses & 5 duplexes.
Private ya.rd,, & pa thll!I
on over l acre 10 rural
~tin~. Imagine only
t23.33S (or a ~ & only
$46.670 for a duplex '
Total price $330,000. • •• l6 UNITS. 4 years old an
<Asta Mesa. Shake sid·
mg. Absolutely s uperb
pndeof ownership' ••• 21 UNITS. Less than
$20,SOOeach unit. ••• 56 UNITS. Brand new.
200% depreciation. No
rent control. Pride of
ownership 8x8 11 mes
gross.
Call us at 752·1920 J QUAIL
A..!~~~w
'Om JU f:lO ,.M,)
Newport leach Oceanfroot deluxe 2 br. 2 Horsel"roperiy ba, pool. secura t y.
Some back bay view. 636-3'1:!4 or <213>433-4989
fantastic area for buge a..,.a leach 3141
ranch home + barn & ••••••••••••• ••••••••• •
stables Call Jim F1an· Almo6l oceanfront winter
d rs (114) 752-1107 dys, rental. Beaut duplex,
(714 I 581·5787 eves. gardens, palM>, view.
wlmds. Partdni & m0&t uUI furn.
TMtEE AllCH IA Y 642-36S8 eves.
Magnificent Oceanfrt Oceanfront. Pool. New 2
~ s1t.e. nearly l acre. Br home. Pvt. beach.
Sl.600.000Cash. Secluded Winter Jae. Must see
rove, white surf below 499-3579
Pvt guard gale com· ---------
munily w /blfl beach ,l•-~--·•a•c•H-1•.•y-•
tennis crts. close. By """'""" "'
Owner, 499-3070 wknds , ii Bedroom, 3 Bath
2l.3.Ql6-03S.3 wkdays. Completely Furnished
L<YJ' w /PLANS -Ready
for permit. 216 Ruby ,
Balboa Island. $235.000
Ownr/Bkr will CO·OP
8."G-3181 & 644.6340
Lease Yearly at
Sl.500/Montb
c....,&co.
REAL ESTATE
1104 So. Coast Hi way in Vlllage Fair
Rl LOT. Hunt. Reach LAGUNA BEACH
XJnt loc. J blks rrom 4'7·2457
ocean. $59,500 25xl 18' I~!!!!~!!~~!!!!
_!Ja>._2996 ______ ... wport leach 3169
••••••••••••••••••••••• ltC>IA.H Wll.LS Newport Cresr Condo 2
rALM DESERT BR, ram rm+deo. 2Vii
43 Condos, approved. by baths. Frplc, pool & ten-
locaJ county authority. Dis encl. $750. 64s.&2J engineering & architect---------
work being done. $13.950 Ocean!ront, winter; 2 BR.
pe r b u1ldable unit. 2ba.l500Montb
Sll00.000. Owner ( 714 l 67~M39
328-37~
Oceanfront 3Br in super
loc. Avail for winter ren·
t.al. $l200/mo. FUily furn.
Drive by 111 Via Lido
Nord. Lge 2 Br. 2ba
wtdeo & patio. $975/mo
yrty.
Balboa Pen In. Point 2 Br.
2ba, single family home
f\tlly furn. $700 /mo yrly.
Waterfront Homes
631-1400
On the beacb ! 2 br 2006
W. Oceanfront. $.SO.
Winter. 759-1677 ; 631-0llOO
............. llwcl •••••••••••••••••••••••
G1Mr9I 3202 •••••••••••••••••••••••
HOt .... MS sno lbr furn a winner S!8S 2tw kids patio nice
$350 3br aa.r klda lie M204br kidl peta houH
117..ol25
Any merchllndl .. for Hie pnced· •t I 100
or Ins qualifiH fore Piiot Power Ad
Senta Ana Hts 2 br. dininl
rm. frplc, 1araee. lath·
boUle. Lawn service •
water Incl. Hone correlt
extra. 842-3519 or 754-0239 4 lines, any Wednesday -$2.00
Calf toaey, we 'fl bill >'OCJ or charge it to yocJr
8"""Amerlcerd I VISfi or Maater Ch•r~.
(Motorcycle ads muat be prep111d)
Deadline: Any time before s p.m. Tuesday
• Al..,,. muat ()9 plfC~
• Ad OM7 Nn In any .pptepMfe claNlflcatlOn
• Scny, no otJml'MICleJ ~
DAILY PILOT
.... ,........ 3207 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Near _.., I BR home.
cJaM to )>ay fl oceao.
Beamed cei1'1., frplc.,
Jacuasl. Dbl. 1arace. '900 Mo., yr~. BW Gruo·
dy. Rltr.1'1Mtll
c.... ........ J22J .......................
JASMINE C8!:£K
Omllt ~ a br, den,
fomaJ din rm, 2 f1'Plet .
.. mo.MO-W2A.tt.
ftlr 1-a • ,,...lble ...
do C'Oftv.,..loa. Deh&Jl•
llOO 1q.ft. Off8Q vlew
.... qt. Olli aft Sept.
tofordlWi.. m.-
I •, I tlla. pr, ~ "'° mt.I.It•·----.
Back Bay Condo 4 Br.
2"'18a, lam /dming rm.
sun deck + lg patio. dbl
garage, partly rurn. pool.
tennis. jacuzzi. '675 mo.
642-0273 aft 6·30 PM .
WutaOwshr )291 ....••.......••...•••.•
HOMES FOR RENT
CLEAN 2 BR, encl. L.ati-olHdt 3241
garage. " patio a rea •••••••••••••••••••••••
3 or 4 br Priced from
*5 to $&915. FnC'd yard &
gnates ramTliu
please Kids & pets
wdcome Call 9&6·2566 or
97).2971 Agl, DO fee
S335/IDO. Adult.s, no pets. sroo. On priv beach. Blue
'713W. Wllaon,631-4889. Lagoon VWa. Pools, ten·
Nice 2 & 1 Ba. E.side. nu
paint. eocl. far. fenc
yrd. DJO. Lil. ut & sec.
2544 Orange. 548-2'178.
4br. 2ba. lam rm. fplrc.
clttle to park. CbiJdren
OK . SSSO +u t1I
714-5411-7822. 213-822·26&4
aft. 6pm
Vacant new 3 Br twuhse.
dbl gar Kids ok Pool .
pauo. M50 mo. 645-5071_
944 Congress St. 3br .
s l ove.re rrig , lawn
mower. Quiel s treet
S-,00. ~()12
nls . 714·499 ·2520,
."'ll.3-703-0230
Nl~ 2 Br 2 Ba w lt'anyon
vtew & frplc. near ne,..
IRlll mo. 8311-«JOO or after
5.d9-27U
FULL OCEAN VIEW
Wood & Gl8S3 Almoe;l
•••••••••••••••••••••••
2 Bodroom +Den home
Newpolt·SlOOOmo
new 4br. lavish mstr Towabome·lYr lease.
111ate 3 f~. lrll sun· vtew, upgraded. ~o declts All bluns Water.
+ gardener Child & pet 3 Bedroom. custom home
OK. Sl.lSO. Lse 499·4820 Upk:s. wet ba r , Ito•
BEAUTIFUL OCEAN~ pood.honestalUBOOmo
VlEW HOME 3br, 2ba.
1650. 831-614.5 eves
4 Bil. near ocean. Nonh Nwpt Hgbts, 3 br. 2 ba. e nd. view . DR. 1-'P
Cplc, $575. 646-7 174. +studio & garai;:c S950 ~ T.m & 54().()1148 4.94·9329
Townhome Turtle Rock
VLSla, 4 br. tn-le\•el
eodwut,fpk. wet bar.
air cond .. microwave &
tras h compactor
SlOOOmo.
C.M. 3 br. 1 ba, frplc.
patio, fncd yard. I ehild
aver 6 olt. No pets. CI06e
to schools & shopping
Liie. $G15. 751-4419.
2 Br. 1 ba. gar. clean. No
pets. near beach. $425
Call 631-0749 Iv msg
New 3 br house No pets.
no cb.ildren. $4~. mo
m3376.
3br, 2ba, 2 car gar. dlx.
patio. Freshly painted.
Avail. SC85 548-5427 ----
3 Arch Bay; gre11l \'le,.' J
BR. 3 ba. Sl200 Mo
Coast Royal, ocean '1ew.
wood & glass. 3 BR. 21 2
ba ll50 Mo. Tum{'r A:>·
soc. "4&t·U77, 499-4591
7S2·1700
""'·. ·) ••• t • •• ''
~ tGcJ-1 3252 D4hns u.fwft 3600 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
lbc-. 2ba Adult Townhouse 2 hr. nr~an: Oct bl.
Monarch Summit. '600. MJO yrly. patio. d1shwr
Oct lsl. Owner Agt. Nopet:46Sl.64>2117
~l --
.. ·-· r.l"llished Lake Park. 3 BR 2"'.i ba. •••••••••••••••••••••••
fam rm. comm pool & .._I.._.. 3706
park. l&001mo 831 7765 •••••••••••••••••••••••
New 2 & 2 Ba townhome. . --<X!TSTANDlNG OCEAN
kitchen fully equipped, 2 Foothills condo; 2 BR. 2 FllONT3BR.2ba Wntr.
car gar 752·8282, ba ,den;clean S500Mo only l6SO mo. Newport
673-&76. Agt. Jane. 499..USl _ Beach Realty 67~ 1642
0.. roW 1226 Mtwporl leach 3269 Bllyfront. smJ bach apt,
•••••••••••• •• •• • • •• • • • ••••••••••••• • •• •• •• • • • qtjet,, clean, pvt. PaUo.
Lee new ocean view. NO FEE! Apt. & Condo util S325yrly 673-3600
dec.t. 3Br. 2Ba. 5'25. See rentals Villa R~ntals
at MOil MaJa1a or call 67S-4912 r Wanter. 3Br 2 ba , :,t~ot7 for showing Bluffs condo. lease: 3 BR, =~~d~~· :,;:;
_...;.-----------• 2 ba., a.lnlle level. •P«· 9JQ. 875-7008 .
Fu t• v..., J2J4 t.acu1ar view! Bargain 1t .... Pe JI ,...a... 07 ••••••••••• •• • • • • • • •• • • s:na mo. Alt 840-0020 .....
Btl1 2Br Twnbse, w fW ••• .. •••••••••••• •••••
cpts df1JI rrplc bltns OCEANP'RONT·SBr hie. Sleeping room s & AC. 2 car iarqe,' 2"'1Ba: wttb ocn view Sl200 kltcbeneues. S'75 per
pool. tll50 mo. lat & last mo11rl1 or winter ..-•up. Ocean Front.
+ $100 MC. Call Donna ,..,U.~. All. STM210 17U'740
51.550 2113 Bdnm duplexes. M50 -2 bdrm.--fum--.-ye-ar_ly_ll35 __ .
2«)' 5 & 3 Ba, 1ardener •· Y11&rly. Call aft.er 5.
included SIOO mo l'IS-49128tr ~-.
912-5'79alUPM. a, Canyon 2 bdrm. den, BAYFRl()NT #
GREEN VALLEY. Sharp pool, tAmni.s courts. Goraeoua vu from apt or
2 story home with J m.&4?2. perch. l Br. l cpl. lllOO
Bdnm. 2 ba, bonua rm • fWo i.ue. New Newport mo. '11'1.Y · 81U'7'90
den oo a apac. ~ery Tin. ()oodo, 3 Br. 2.,._ ba. 2Bdrm •Pl. hellted pool
private corner lot. frp6c, ceramic tile entry. *'11 to beacb • bay,'
Btaut. view of 13 acre $171 /mo fU . 2121, ~only. $l'50 + uU. ~Bkr~ 1575/tnO. M).CD 13MJ.1Tn-.iap.
_ COVE pothae. 40• bale. c.e....... 3724 ,........_ • .._.. 1240 vlewl Bal I. 3br. boet _ ................ .. ••••••• .. ••tt•••••••••• SLIP avail. $1415. 8C Br _...._ .... l«>I0'.8 ft>R RENT 9.im l .---..,..-. a or • br. Priced r.... • nc. All uan pd. .to ... J'Dcd1ml• a.&AN-SHARP a br Adu\•plta.=
1ara1u. ramlll•• kam cqits. dr119, bltM ... ~ .. plHH, ldd1 • pat• + tdaowa.e. dbl• pr ==r= "·•pt S
.....,.. c.11-.ISllOf W/(/flar wl*c. cir. otmr. I' I , ...... 1140
Darn. Aff., eo fee. l'llo4. ,.uoe. •mo. .. ..... , ............. ..
• ...,. WATD.l'RONT a •. I a::._ea . a I dime to
IBr Roate In Marina ...... ., Chaoaal. .... -IMO
8dlool lllWttl. 9175 to d 11 ... for ,.,.. boet .. --------
ttOO mo. Pl•H call ••·. 1*" tar+ a.tr• "-""'IMdl J7• ....,....... ... ..-.0. ...................... .
.... a.. ... lam rm. ••11£11.n ....... --.a.s. maid ~·=u::::r.r'' 67M670 ~ lllJ1. ..
beach $8SO winter
831 2600 Patty. o r
~«}
Wee 2 Bdrm. 2 drs tn Harla Ave. $49·2447
bead1~ Wanter $4~ yrly SJ25 Lar"e 2 br. 1 ba. BO 67~49 or 831-2600 " Patty i arage & laundry ranl
2009 Maple St, apt K.
548-6185 Oceanfront \1ew 2&3 br.
beaut rurn Garal(e~ .
(fl)lcs. balconies. wmler
~ UJ> ~784
Nwpt We. lg 2Br. 2Ba. &
s un rm , $5 75 m o .
m.2lll11; 675-9111 eves
•NewPort oreaefront.
Wk·Mo. X1nt &oc. nr pier
•tennis eta m-1m
l.al'Re 2 bdrm from 128.)
AVllll. Oct Qwet build·
1ng wHh bea utiful
landscaping. Ideal for
adoJts over 35 No pets.
LEEWARD APTS. 2020
FUiierton Ave. <l blk
FASt Newport Ave & l
bit South of Ba y>.
631-0397 .
Ooisiom ~ated 3 Br 2 Sew cust dplx. gd t; 1s1<k
Ba + 4 B r 2 B a . loc 2 BR. big yard. pvt
wsbr i'dlyr. color TV. rew s;:m + sec. 541).9030 bt wn
doontobeach 673-4586 5&7PM
WINTER RENTALS
3br. 2ba, house w 1new
crpt. 1575mo
2br. lba apt $400mo
lbr. 2ba. house · I houl>e
---------1 Bdrm w /garage. Adults.
no pets. Eves S36--4333.
days 642. 9053
WISDA. Y Et.DEN
2311 Elden Easts1de nice
2br. 2ba $395. Gas &
DIAMOND waler pd Pool. encl.
g.araRes. No pets Mr.:
toocea.o S550mo
REAL ESTATE ~sm 11 .. W CO.ST NWT.
'" 111• ou 2 Br. 1 ba up!lta1rs duplex 64.5-7573 pt N t .--------•I a . ew c p s. paint. drps, refrtR & stove .
Beacbrront 2br, winter
"9.ai. avaJI Sept-J une.
near tennis $440 mo.
548-98'2. 213 943-2675
WINTER 2Br. 28a dplx.
great locauon racing bay
beach. frplc. new cpll.,
drJB. Balboa Pen Resp
ad.Its. no pets. $550 mo
Gnl.284
'-'I bik lo ocean 2 bdrm I
be.. pallo, garage $450
mo Open l~ 39lh St.
2U f792-6S25.
clo&ed gar. Sl.40 Isl & 1st
+ S125 dep. No pets
77().5629 -------Lovely E's1de upslrs apt.
2 Br. I ba S3251mo Gar.
sunckck Avail Nov I.
Seeking Ion~ t{'rm, qwet
ma lure cpl. Send in·
qwnes Ad 547. Daily
Ptlol, Bx 1560. Costa
Mesa. Ca 926216
S28S 181'. I adult. no pets
Pool. pat.10. 325 J 17th
Place. oH Santa ~na
Ave. After Uam 646-5137
I block to ocean, 1mmac 2
BR, laundry, u rage. 2 Br . 2 s t ory apt
Wln1ef' rental $450 mo wtwasber-dryer hookup.
Call 67$-7019 ~ 6pm or $410 mo. 788 Hamilton: wtmds Call Sboreltne Mgmt
. Corp 847-6363
9 IDOi rental. Sept-June.
M50 mo. 2bdrm w /fpk.
Call 8am·Spm. ~986'.
--------~et. employed Female,
!leeks 1 Br duplex or apt,
pref So. C.M. or E-side ..
51.eps lo Bearh·Vaew. 2Br . N.B. by Sept 28th. Under
2Ba. Adults Only. No SJ)O. Call evs aft Spm.
pets. t600 UM Grant. beforellpm. 64.5-9866.
95.1.fil.53. • ........ IHdl 3140
•••••••••••••••••••••••
911 ulll 3102 .......................
CHILDREN
8 Yean 6 under Anw•--••
I ' tCreu Fromsaso
•Buutllul ~·Pini
:Qikbw'1 play area
•Xlnt rec r~t.i•
•LrDol ator ... lpace ~MSBR 40anol'tl,.. apt.
•••••••••••••••••••••••
•Ill.DE*
liAlllN APT.
2 ...........
3poola
01¥wed car port
pMio aptt .• BBQ'A
doee to hrya. bchl waa tolhopplnc.
17111 ......... . .. w .....
847-6064
1 ............ .
$10 k. lal.-ial Hwy
h11arton R9dec. 2 Br, 1 blll beach,
870-lll' crpt.a /df)MI : ad)t epl,
......... 3106 mcAUu&a .
~·••••••••••••ttt lO'NlJ .U adWt. DO peb, ....-...1u.2be. Yrb', 1.,Mt Br apta. mo Ed· ~'710 ~r mo. Nwpt. ""-ll&MMlll. ._..,.,,.1ea ·------·-------e-1 ........ f\. JTd • lb I W, 1 be, w. S. btlJ, ..., crpb •drill. ml~'-' ...._ 11'tY. ••mo. beacll •• Call G ar1 --. •·mD.
...... I .... , ... o •••• .u .... .......... _ ......... •+ •dtfoalt.No
uau111•~· .... '° .-. a tt4a *· ea11 ..... a. . ,.,... .. ---~,.... ,. .....
••
1100 .......................
,,Clllllf
Mm)
HEAVY·l>UTY
.... ..-..~--.... ft. ........ ,. ._ ...... ..U, .a.vat.or, _...... 0.. HW1 v\iAblMty. Air ~I
Prof. maaa1t by Ut''d
tberaplat. NB Appl.
4:JO.f:ae> PM. 5'8·2817
Sieve
0,pa ludty"
Fottwae .aoo cqmpany
,_ ~ate «>Ptnln1
for a Field Service ~live. MU1t be
knowhd1abl e In
trouble1hootlng .
rdr11en0on equipment
on tr11111port aJr cond • ·
UooJoa unU1. Formal
trainln& tn a1r coodition· mt ...r rdrt1eratton. or •v.i.nt requlnd.
UNETECHNJCJAN I ~ Pltnly of
CUIC.omer peld ~. Four
~-ltall.t. Pleuant mvlronment ln Or1111e
OJunty airport complex.
Xlnt pay /bfneflt•. Op
por. for advancement.
See Servace Mar .
HOWARD Chevrolet •
Dove/Quall Streets.
Newport Beach.
CALLUIAT c-4 wruaa leach. t'fl4)Mt· 1H; wllnda .... .... ••••••••••••••••••• ~LOA.NS
• 1• *' AA1 ,...... or amouat. JbuDd .tc. GOldea ... t 6 -~f.~.'!'!!f .... !!.~~ ~~:=1:0 :r:!·m~:· sb~~b~J~
T
0
M
M y
or N
E w
llACNWOOOAnS
2Br edlt.t ao m L100
2 Br. frl>lc • 1ara1t1, no
pell ms
~3S.2l
PALM SP'RJNGS nee
ti• cOl.Wlo on Mtulon
Riii• Coutry Club
Oreena. pool. teen.ta
Near Raocbo llln1e
,.taW'aat 1tnp. Call ~: tD.J.JOlaft. e
a;;;;n1 beach rondo 2 bdrm. flttplace, paUo.
studio. $.\.'!()mo Nr Hun· ocean view. So. La1W11
t l n 1t on II a r b o or SCiOperweek. -.-.sor Shorehoe Msmt Corp, _2l3_!4t_• __ o_u_1 ____ _
M7.Qll3. .... to se-.. 4300
JBr beh -fl ....................... . near ac , rp c, U....lfta d peUo. garaae. no pets. _,..u .. T Avotd epoalta 6
MOO. 911o.m1 cut II vln1 eapenaes !
Profeuionally alnce
Bach apt, 1tove, refrig, um.
utll pd. 4~~ 9th St . HOUSIMATIS
988-0020 aft 6pm 8J2.4J34
........ .._. 3141 Expand your lirestyle
••••••••••••••••••••••• with a compatible room.
OCEAN FRONT studio, mate. We diJlcover that
lbr, 2br. S350-$49S·~~ penon. Call
lncluding utl lltles. 1WOP~ rN A PAD
S36-0321. 851-4815 or 759-1209
rr-.Loc-"-
Mac.Artlwat
J ......
SI . I 0pr1C1 ft
1.ue sq n. 11 915' aq ft
aulta. n~. (l'ff park·
Ing. Avail. for leue up to
3 yn. at Sl.10 pr 1q ft.
Prindpala only. Ask for
BUJ. 752-0C170
ME'WPOIT llACH
New 1arden offlc:a. Sl .05
& up al ai.rllOrt w /lllnt
freeway acceas. Ground
floor avail. t.o 4000 1q. ft. ~.Ginny.
DIC. OfflCH ~ dpx lux apt. 2B R 2ba. Mother ol 2 cb.ildrea will Very con venienl ex.
No. end, blk to beach. lhr apt. Nr. bch.. in H.B. ~ve olflca. 5000 aq.
Ocean view. S57S yrly. Priv downstairs rm & ft. F.aay f~ay access
adults, no pets. 494-4060 batb. $200. Incl uUI. inlheStypark Induatnal
eves. 981M7SS C e n l e r . J u s t o f f -------)--•--------~ M.acArthur 6 RedblU. ln-
1 bdrm. $37S. Wa It to Priv. rm. & pnv. bath. diVlduaJ olfica + recep beach.. ~m Or unfum. Free in exchange for lite ...... call Martha at 661-1161 houlek--ing. Fem. On· ...,.., lge conference & ~... plans room. Avail. now Of"4!H-3672. l.y. Call Ray 493-2338 eves For Information call Studio~ &wtmdsoo.ly. m•>780-946e.
Incl~~ Bch. N.8. nr Hoag 3br 2.....,ba, AllPORT AIEA
oo-smoke. fp, pool. $225. CCI I 67J..218l ; 631-0133. execuuve o cea, 1 gn Mawpoet leach 3169 ----exposure on Bris tol
••••••••••••••••••••••• f'em rmmt.e to shr Irv. w/jantlonal service &
,All( NEWPORT
J1ac helo r s. I o r 2
IJedrooms & Townhousei1
condo, 2.5-35 ~lly Cum good parking. 2:!5 sq fl up
'250 5.59·9131 . 990·8811. t.ol280sqft s.577010
Aslt f«Jlmm1e
'l\.tttlerock Lux. Condo 1 o
share. Own room Al'
amcn1t1es. 20 ·JO 'r.
SJIOmo Su s an. eve
NEWPORT BF.ACll
2 furn offi <'Pll w /ret-CP·
tion it st.oraf:e. Mo to mo
orsub/lse 7Mn52·65SO
t'rom SJK9 50
Spe<"lacular :.p a , total
recreation proi::rum.
S1.K'1al pm..:rom 7 pools. II
h:nnui courts. Al "'a11hwn
Island. Jambor<'l' & Sun
Joeq1.Dn llllls Road
7~1419, or days 752·6571 1 MO FREE RENT
"'emale, 2 BR 2 Ba, (pie. EXEC. sums 1714t 644-1900 po o I . IC real v ie w
$170/mo. Nwpt Bch. ~CIMTH
'h bUI to bc!ach, 3br Zba 831·3561 fUlJ service. From $Z2S.
up11tam1. bltnll. 11undk. Newport Regency Corp.
gar. lse ~. 127 +tth St Fem nnmate needed. 2br <'714~7189 640-6140. apt ln Balboa Island. ----------
SlJS. $140 673--0416.
Oceanfront Jar1ee lbr,
winte r rental. $450
fi42 1121, 675.05u;
BAYFR0~00FFJCE Wort:U'lg male/female to 60 SUP
share beautiful view 1400sqfl,673-1003
pal.IO, 2 bdrm. 2 ba large ---------t:a.,lblu1f I Ur, pool. "i.!1
.tdult no IJl'h $350
IM-4767
P.uic Newport Jpt . l br 2
ba, Q.ill Anita, R47 3471
wurk, homl' 644 7295
Oxtal(e like, 2 hr dplx.
frplc, gar, p11l1'1, knully
Plfl(', nu erpt.s, $451) /yrly
Avail. now 645 3363
apt 1n Park Newport
l'ool!. tennis. racquet
ball & rlubhou.~e $265 !I()
+ uuls Work 557· 7372
I lome 644--°'41
I~ to shr. mslr bdrm
avail. sep. bath, nice
CDM locallon. $250. 1st &
las t, Fem. preferred.
Av&J..I. 9/t.5. 673-7359
646-4751. Woricing sngl mother w /1
2 Br duplex apt. 11"1 blocks chld. looking for same lo
to beach. Yearly $450. ahr hse. Call 9Sl.fl66t.
Csll 67~5. Non-111noklng fem to 11bare
Cdrn house, 4 bllts t.o bcb, Bachelor apt l "" blocks to own b d r m & b a
beach. Yearly '250. Ca ll 12SO /mo. Util inc '.
6Th-6775. --64(). 7366.
-~-------~el. employed female M/F ahr 2 b b
LARGE COINER
OFFtCE
AVA.IL.AIU MOV. I
Jn The
PAULKF.NNEDY JR
LAW BUlLDING
4650Von.Karman Ave ..
Newport Beach, 9286()
Full aervices for tll·
torneys . Receptionist,
California & Federal
Library. Confer ence room. ample free park·
Ing, generous storage fil.
in&.
CALL
MARJORIE ADAMS
IJJ..1416
4450 seeks l Br apl or duplex, r, 1 8 apt,
b Sept -.... d unf, Cdm, 1"2 blks toocn, •••••••••••••••••••••••
Y ~· un er or lo 1225. frat, laal + ulll. PX> Call ~9800. cv11 Uke lo cook . 67S-7063 5pm t.o 9pm, wkends all evstwlt:ndl
day aft.er l2noon. ---------
S. a...nte l 3176 Offlceltewtd 4400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• COIOMA 08. MAa
For store & office apace al
reasonable rates.
500 to 2700 5411 Ft. M~VERDEf>R
PLAZA
LS25 Mesa Verde E, C. M.
545-4123 J & 2br. move m today
Walk t.o bch. 1285 to 1325
~or 498-1903 --
Deluxe office. $150 Per 1-------,.---
M o . Re a Ion om I cs 2901 Lafayette. N.B. Swre 67~00 or omce space; 1200 Sq.
Fl. SlOllO mo. w........... 3191
••••••••••••••••••••••• l or 2 Rm Suit.es from $7S.
I Br 2 story apt acro11s m W. 191.b St Call Tom
8. Grundy RJtr67S.6161
from park. S2BO mo. 540-2000. M-1 Corner 127XOO ---wtsmall bid!(. 991W.191.h
Shoreline Mgmt Corp.. Reuul /Of face space, 700 St.. C.M M35 mo. "2·2393
1147-6363 sq Ct. Westcliff area.
DANA POINT 441 "*"" ....,.,ahed l-671>-4148, cal!_collect..:._ _
or ...... et.ed 3900 Small olficc. Perfect for •Prime Coast HJohway
••••••••••••••••• ••••• • answering service, etc. location "
11i.E EXCITING Only $7S per mo. llO'l -arice/retall, 2 level ,ALM MISA Ans Weet t7lh St, Santa Ana. •Approx. 1200 square feel
.MIN\11'ESTO NPT BCll For mon info call Joe JIMI CAFFERY
Beeb, 11i:2 BR Can a I e 54 7 · 4181 or 17141493·2254 from &2S5 6 up. Amat.a at 556-7707
Adull.t. No l>t'lA Srmll HJde-Away Office. c,Commeraal l.!iGJ Mesa Dr. <S!Mb E.1tofNewport Only *50/per month. Va · • ~~
Blvd) en. e No. Broadway, ofC:C..iv.i-..
h.m·5pms.tf.ll860 Santa Ana. H11torical •-----------Bkll. Fqr more Info call ~-.~ vae..9 ~ ... !~~ti7710765Ml78 or .......... ...... 4500 ~ .•••14!5 nc:ua~~ •••••••••••••••••••••••
New 16:2 bdrm lu•ury MIWPOIT HACH
adult ape. in 14 plans Praltllloul oew 3CIOO It, 1000 fl office trom pso + l)OOla, ten-1X1Cunv1sums ..,.ce. qwet Ute tnduA.
nil. waterfall.a, pond1! available near OC uea. No aut.omotJve or
Gaa for cookln1 " beat. Allport, Attractive rate. flbergl11ln1. 845·3323 ln1 p1ld. Prom San lncludoe .-ept.1onl1t, law ctys.
D6eeo P'rw)' drive ~orlll library, conference rn11,
on ~acb IA> Wcf'addtn MCretanal 1ervtce, " Warebouae apace for
thin \f•t on MeF•dden Xero• faclUty. P'or a ..... UGO to 3700 aq. n..
to Suwlod Vlllaae. l*MM) tour• h.trther avltl.Leutrate21'.21U
('714-.Sll8. daLaUI 1.nqdre at Vonac R-dolph,C.M. mmo.
.__ 4000 =· tH·22H or .... w..-. 4600 ........ ... ................... .
Roomw/tlkb.mette COITAMISA Reaponelble, worklnc
fl2WMlt6up. Proln1. omce apace writer •etk• Oot
.......................
•1'151 tt.U. in eaur. lit B&u bedroom eotta1e ln
--------• -.... ·---ft Low a... dll Mar or c.ta -·--"·. .... "'""' Room avall in CluUUan pt1ct l.&lc:I. Jaal&ortal, • _ ....... ....,..
bolM, 8 15. *Wil1 Nnlc•, co.a~ UaL Write CIMIUNd Ad E ·1'Dtv•. •~..-......... .u ...... -. DallJ .PUOt, P.O. --·-••.-.·A-• Boll J.MO. C.t.a lf•a 'to~' s;:! '!':~;·:; =~.·~~~!"°:'~ 1-----------
drtok. ps. !IM.oo. =~£a:-ri,: RNaDAl8r.._.,
.... v ... ~· .. u.. a..c.1r. · :C-s:&l•b~er ........... blft1·· -8ltL ........... a ........ • .... .-1a1 or emo 111. D1611PUota...an.tAd. &o , teto. WH eall .. ,__MNIU ..... ..... .. •
t • . •
~__....,,... N' Chi1111 MllllyWmllNI IOJO _MT_.a. _____ _
Nat'l cbaln, So OC, -• .. •••••••••••••••
p
()
R ••DDn Loller Found a pet7 Call C.8.1. • ea.ieoo Prtnte party wl1be1 Anlmal A11Jatanu ... u 2Dd TD ca hlih • --.r--I bl. CateriDI IJ Party C.0. ecPt)'Dana PolDtOffU• __ ._,..,DO ee.
•
s tSCORTS T
642-J 571
7-10 P.M. ordlut.lq bu&. l'\IU1 Uc v(" property. Leave LOST: 0.... Valley area.
klttben. Completely mwr .... -.u. r .v. Ooldai RN. puppy. ~~~1t.rtme area Mwo!:J ,.,,., 50ll =~~a~-:'::
8bould be a 1elf·1larter
wtlb abWty to build a
IOOd aaat.omer rapport. ~ve travel In U S
and fore11n countnes
WW be bued tn Southern
CaJllomia. Salary com.
men1urate with ~x ·
paience Please aend re·
swne with salary h11t.ory
lo
Fr aoc bl 1e ·PI on ee r ••-••,,•••••••••••••• LOST . Do1 oamed ~e. med az, taffy
color. lon1 hair over
eya. Reward offered
~tlZ'74
IM'ELUGENT WOMAN
HEEa> '80CJO. WlLL DO
ANY'llllNG LEGAL PO BOXG'.3, KB Cllkken: So. oc. tl0.000 SeH11r ... Co.
Cdow.8.1:; Super ioc:. -·l""" AD types ol real est.le .,.. --""" lnYf!l!I menU a1oce llMt. PRE LAW student need.~
12S.OOO. WUJ do an)'lh11111
Leaal Conf1den t11 I
DVV P 0 Beu Jf•2. NB. 921G83. MONEY
I II 0 II ( II
wt lftAllH AHO "'('NIOf
OU ~'MC.ODHOU"11Jt"9
ITl41 .... 1114
Needlepoint Shop for
Sa.le: Ladles. why not
llun your Hobby Into a $
Makln1 business. Shop Is
well situated In busy
H.B. ahopptna ctr. Agent
(E. AJJen'524·3288.
COUPLES
INDIVIDUALS
Ambitious people! 8·10
hn pr wit of your ti me
may result in • growing
Income u well u other
bendlt.s. The hours are
Clexlble. It you have
101De lime available &
woWd like to develop a
aecond income,
CALL FOR APPT.
71• !498-5854
U.,.0.-Ucwn
Orange On-Sale $)6, 700
S. Dle8o0ff·Sale $11,700
S. OlegoOo.SaJe $36.700
Toll-Free (8001252·2000
~uet Ball Club
Land, bulldmg, spa·
S250.000 Down
C B E. 9'3 1600
LOOICIMG .•..
(Of' a business'> Want to
8dl a bustness' Now or -
fl!rinit b11s1ness s ales
!ll'r'Vlces. Ca II an ex pc rt .
Mooty 75&-0226
EXECU-SYSTEMS -.... Opp hwlfy 5015 •••••••••••••••••••••••
R.E. Investors need s:ro.ooo. up t.o l 5'X y1e1 .
foUJly ae<'.d by Newport
Beach RE. all or part.
~S292 or 770-21f!O
.....,to l.OCIR 5025 •••••••••••••••••••••••
fNEED
fMONEY
• CIB)fTMO
rtlOILIM
2-d&lrdTD.._.
547-5402
Arranged by
Comtt4-Lo.n
........
2-dlDs
60-217 I 545-061 I
CASH FOi TD't
Amertcen Mort. 5"1·7151
l"tuld: 81.k 6 white cat,
flee collar, vie Suta Ana
Av6Z3rdSt.~.
f'ound · Fem long hr C411co kitten. Red collar ,...,. Pl .... ed TD's ···n1a collar. v1t-cM. 111111 Hll ZJrd 6 Nwprt.148-5158
ll'Y.S,.a ..... YWd Found : BUt 6-;hit.e M
•lllalJequiUea
•Low Ria1t
~.avera1e price •Free Collections ~
•Buy any quantity
•12t.oe mo terms
To date. 1003 or all Trwit
Deeds sold have r e
turned t.o invest.or his full principal & interes t
earned.
For weekly ma1JJ01 lu1t
Call direct or collect
V.1. Ali•i:e Co.
TI4:997-9684 213:~
,....aai:r•llh/ ,. .... /
a.o.t&F-.. •••••••••••••••••••••••
Manx on Sept. 2. vk
Pawarino & Dur St
~
FUUND: Chum or adopt
Do111 6 cats al NB
Animal Shelter tnch.adang
bllt female Seoll11>h Tcr ner mix 644-3666
FUUND Shepbenl pup
py, brwn/ blk, VIC Allan
ta 6 Magnolia, lffj
SJS.Z&!Xl
FOUND CockalJcl Vic
Santa Ana Hgt! ldl'n
Wy ~s S46-9605
FCMld Female Japanl'tit>
Colhe , v1c Cal vnl &
Magnolla, t'ln Vly Coill
11894Sl7 ---• nwr•nh 5100 ,..r.ooah 5350 •••••••••••••••••••••••
PENNY
PINCHER
ADS
ONLY S2
S<-11 any item °' com benalton of 1tem9 fOf' S7S
or lo:. with • P«>nny Pln<'~r Ad 3 Imes for 2
consecutive d11ys t: .. t"h
addJtlOrull line 1s ~ for
I.he 2 d1)'5 C:harae 1t ' Nocomm~rr1JI u1h
t'11r mnr.• 1nform"11"n Jllll l.lq.1),111 \ llUI Jtl (,all
642-5678
SCRAM-lETS
ANSWERS
Slylua -Natal -
Curry -Hungry -
LUNGS
...•••.•......•........
WANTED Female to
share expcn.,es of 2 Wf'1.•k
lltay In Tah1t1 , r>N· 22 to
Jan 5th <.:all Barr)'
!m-1017
F'ACrit1zmJ( MASSA(; ,.
JbbJamei. Lie M a:-~1·ur
Ovtn II 9 11 . 4 94 r1 II l
MICHELLE'S
•o.tccrll•
llAM·2AM 835 3749
•FOXY LADY*
Olm;A.LL ONL V
•972-1131•
PREGNANT" Caring.
oonfidenual rounst'hnit &
rel err aJ A bortwn. 11 d op
l1m&k~1ng
APCARf;
SpirihlClll R.oct.r
llll5S F.I Cam1no Rt•al
SanOemente. f'ully hr
For Appt 4'2· 729& ---
U..&Vkld
•Olilk .. Mm..,..
,_ ... ,_oftt
ZOtr 135-7313
GreetCon••Y
OUTCALL
.,. hn 641 0180
MC SA
o.rHE"
ELITE
ESCOIT SUVICE
HIS& ... S
Wl.-.OVIDf
........ f"'9Hn
972-tto4 24 HRS
lJ02Wl7lhSt,Santa AnJ
NOWHJRJNG t:SCOHT~
ATTENTION fl t-Tlf
ANDSJXTII GkAUI-.
~TUl>t:N1 S
To my i.tudenb at C:1rc-h·
V1 t'w l:.le mentarv
School I m lr1<1k1ni.:
forward IQ '>ei"tnK 'rflU
M<n:lay' Y<JW tucht'r
Mr C..rroll ·
~ s.r.iu~ 5360 ..••••.••.....•........
pg pg p ... IJJtO
LOVEl Y LADIES
MODEL<;& l-:.s4 "0HTS
With
J'Jo:?llTllOl 'S!-•
t-•Hil ·1t t:.">
241\r\ 53.'1171'1
RI .. etua:rsn a.%1111
SodalCW. 5400 ..........•.•••........
raSONHB.
MANA Ci ER
,.O.los 1953
s.ta AM. Ca 92702
EquaJ ()pportumty
Employer M /fl' IH
ALARM OPPORTUNITY
Qual 1n :1 talle,,. l<>p
'a lesml!n . tra 1nee,
Move up fast 768-4330
~JO
AMlmOUS?
It you re yooni t•onf1
dlofrt & havl' LhP ah1hty to
think qwr klv Jnd an•
kY•1n..: for " i::ent-rou' tn
<'on>r Call now ~ 04ZI
tiwn9&1 Mr SV>nt•
A n ' "' t' r 1 n I/. S e r v 1 c· <'
f)\Wrat.or full lime>. Mol'I
thn1 1-'ti 7 JO to J JO WI II
trum c:..11 S4-0 75M
U.il'TMENT
MAHA GU
(' 0 u p I e R e I I r I' d I II
m:.nilll(f' & mo11nt.11n
l>t'.iut1ful Z4 unit .ol l
ddu.Jt. no J>t'l, dPL\ ('0!11.1
Ml''ill Ex pt'r IH••f
67~17
APT MA!'t \C,f..11
B () H E () W I I II It .\ ll Ft 1 r ~-' •in I" In < . '''I .1
S(.F,f-, "'"'" f'.1q14•rd 111<1111•
u ,._ • •• • W I ( •• 11 k k p jl I' ' jl ;.af"f't u1t• l)('r,•1n 11( \111ir It t I 1 hi ( I u• 1Jn1 mJ111 ,.,,,
t llC't' rom "V''ll 1111ml1-<I < a 11 l>i l !">07J or 1<!1 :s
C'QUPlt>:-11, fJflt•·nt1al m.ir 141~.-. ~\I
n ai;:t> partnt•r., fJ,I &
sale throuith Soulh•·rn
Cal's larRt'1il & mr,.;1 uni
qu«> dat1n i:: '>er"
Tho u sand~ o f pru
fessxinaJ.s r rum doo on
to execut1H•s Wom<'n
)Oln frt:c P M Uuuni: Serv 714 4;J6 75 72
~ •····•··•·············• 7100 .•••••...........••....
aaaaaa ••EXTRAS•,.
net-ded. b11 plil\ (•r'.
xtraa for maJ motion
ptc1t v senes. Po~s ''
comm. Nttd prople for Orll Co/LA loc shootml(
Casting now 714 ~ 0120
x 94. Casted for .. Fust
~ak", "Love Al f'1r.1t
Bile" ... Roc ky 11 ".
"Halloween " Sm fee
ON·STAR Producu on11. Michael rtullJps. call to
day
AHC'JI 1JHA,.-T~\1 A '
Jnterrrl('(j "' r.raph11· cl1·
~11/.n llbllll)' Jt l U'tlllll
kitchen d<''>•Rn firm
642-40:i9 M Jo' II 30 ~
A.~mbly
\t.-rt pt'~ 1.0 ,tnt1-.I f11r
•\-,\l•mbh l.t lq•h•
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ELECTRONIC
,. or
Jt.tp1dly GrowtnJ.:
1"1rm In
NU1 Juan l°dp1J1trano
F.xpent'D('(' in 11ol1lt'nnJ.:
& Wirt.' ham eisi< nl"l'<lt'<I
661-6664
0 M NI C 0 M P l: T t-; H
CORP
Three hundred and tifly
years ago the lndlans
first Introduced smoking
to the white man. In
Uoe days they coUected
acalpa Today l.bey col
lect LUNGS.
COVER GIRL
• '53-0771 .
3t Hr OutcaJI ~rvate
ACCOUNTS PAYABl.F:
fo'tr, pnvate C'lub 1-:x
per Ott 644 ~
ASSIMILUS
Pnnt.ed ('ll"CWt board\,
Witt ham~ aMembly,
some eJ.ect.ro.mecharucal
cxpenence M1n1mum
five year, expt'rience
Rapidly rxpa nd 1 n ~ Ora.nite County firm . ex
re llent co m p Jn y
!M!nef1ts Contact rat
M.ills 5S7 !IOSI F,qual Op
porturuty Employl'r
ACCOUNTS
Awiembler
Every Saturday throughout the Football Sea1on
the Dally Piiot bring• you
,AYAIUClYk
Rapidly exp11ndmg firm
tttlts enthus1as l 1r in
dlvid.uaJ for AcrounltnR
Drpt. 10.key by tout·h,
ba 11c a crountanl(
ltnowled~e. l(eneral or
fice ak1ILo; Contart Pal
M.tJJs. 557 9051 F: 0 . E
PUC I St OH
ASSEMIU:R
Position ava1lablt> 111
mcchan11·al it'li>t>mhly
A new, ext'lllni;. 1'rofcs11ional foot
ball maga2mc section hrtnfllng our
readers the most mtcre11tln1. com
prehenslve and author1lul1vc
roundup or materlol on the pro
games lo be televised each weekend
tor 20 weeki.
!'Ill) t•r prohles. 11cout1n1 report~.
pictures. pred1c t1on1, lhe p1)1nl
spread. ln111dc commenh on
11lrateg1e1 and who and whal to
watch ror cverythlng to tnablc
readers to i&el the moat enjoyment
out of their pro football walchlni&. -
Oon 't ml11 out on \hl1 chance lo
have all the rootboll ractt ot your
lln1crtlPS
Accountant 3 yrs <'xp. shop Mui>t have• .:ood
preferahly in prcpura mechan1cal apl1todc I<
tion of rorporal C' & rmnual dextentv Mui.I
penional incoml· tux n· be familiar with rt> work.
turns Cl'A l'<'rti(u~·l<' troublesboohni. dnll.Jn.:,
de!lirable Xlnt hcnt>f1lb rcaminJ< &. preu111 J(
A&ires11 1ve NB firm Minimum :I years t•x
Salary commensurate pcnence F.xrellent ~·om
w/exp. Send resume to pany bc!nd1t~ Cont11ct
TheDatlyPilot,BoxS62. Pat Miiia. 5579061,
CM 92627 All rephei. 1_E •. o •.• E. ______ _
.11~ctly C'Of'lf1<1eraua1
---------Assistant Mana1tl!r full lime, 6:JOAM lo 3PM A«tg Bkkl>n«
TEMPORARY Retiattt today l() work
Mon Um.I fo'ri The Bakc-
Shop, CdM. 673 7310 -~
on vanou.s acrounlin1t & 1---------bookkeepl n 11 a u111n·
menu Work close tu
your home. Acct!( clerki.,
bookkeepers, ac<'()un
t.anu are Melded thr\.IC'lut
Orange County Cell U'\
for mon Information
Robert Half 'a
occ-te fl
2333 No Broadway noo. Co&dwell Banltt1r 8lda.. Santa Ana
17141 IJMIOJ
McltCll,._,.•,
Needed f'ull time.
lmmed oPeOlnl xlnt Co. benefttl. must have IC:·
tt'1 aper. Cell Balboa
Martne Hard ware :
Auoclate ltep
DCOUEGf
STUOl!HT
AHDAUOTHU
H. S..Q.UDS
lf you h.ve temporanly
daconlJn!M'"J your educ•
Uon °"" fM any other re u oo are 1eekln1J full
ll mc: work • nd art'
avaJlable to alart Im
mediately, we may have
a posit.Ion for you. Atce nQ
banitt It over 17. Pleue call between t .ao' 2·00.
Automotive Machloi11t
To n.tn 2-mao 1bop, earn
G0.000/Yr Is more. All <10mpa.Qy t>enenu & in aurance. Apply at Hub
AIM Supply. 2120 Harbor
Blvd, CM 646-3164.
~"AUTO PART S DRIVER Must h a,•e
valid Ca1Jfornl1 dn vel"$
lac. ()ppty for advance
merit. apply In person Lo
Jam White . cit
ALTERNATOR S
SPECIALTIES. INC. 746
W 17th St .. C. M
BABVSJTTER · for 16mo old boy 3 dayii a week
Mm Wed. Frt. K 3(J to 4
Own lranA. My Jlnme. W
Npt E.xper 67S·3823 ----BABY S ITTER . 2
ch1ldrt'n Prt>fer my
honw H 8 . 961l-5.17 4
Baby1.11tter: Respon111 ble
woman for 9 mu old.
Mon f'ri , my home .
Irvine Terrace. 64().2062,
644~
liabyi.1ller . my burrtt·
Mon Fri. H yr old g11I.
i 5PM 548·834ft
BABYSITT~:R for 2 boy-..
5 & 10. Mon. Tue & Thur.
Me11a Del Mar, V1ck1 or
N<rm 641 1067. 64.5 237 4
8ABYSITTF.R R t•'>IJ
i.turlent r equirt'rl f ur
'IOme f'venm~ hJhV'll
llnl( 2 rh1ldrttn K &. ,,
!\pt &h ~I 673 l!IAA
11.\JU.H !Opm lo 6 am
wi ll I rain Winc·helh
llrinut.., l5:l fo: I 7lh '>I
CM
llanJun.:
l':.1c-afw ,.·1·•h-r.il ~a' 11u•
ha.' !)IX'Otn).( In 1111r '"""
IJ1 1ipt·O Npt Hrh offu ..
F•>r ,1 pan l1 m.. lt-ll••r
Xlnt work1111• nmd1t 1111"
I I: l).tn ('hUlllhlt'\
1.;n Ifft•
ll.111k1n1:
TELLERS
!'YI ("o;L'>I l'latJ 11H1t.
l"ull & µ.irt 11mt (.ill
Ha lph ~1 nn ir11t' .. 1
~ 3333 Bmtol ~I (' M
1\r.tir nHwt• l·,111 I 1m1·
(.all l.1111 ............ 1.111 •• :
IOI •• .,,,, 17f~T' :71h .._1
n .. 1 •• ,,, ..... 1 11H1•, ~ 1111
tmw· 1 a I' l111n·1·11 • 1• t t 1
.it :;.11, '.!J'#l 'illll 11.11 1 .. 11
Hllcl
•\n.1h('1n• """ ,. hill
unw• Cal' (,onion !'tdr.111
ut i76-222l. 1,00 N t-:w llcl
Calf. Fed.ral Sovinqs
& Loc:wt.
F,qual Oppor Emplyr
BANKING
OPPORTUNITY
•TB.1.H.f' ART TIME
Related expenenct' n·
qi.Ired
AMERICAN
SAVINGS
l.a1tunu 1 hll~
~00 1':1 Toro ltd
MJ!Clmeron 770 2811i to;m: M 1-·11
UanlnnR
SECRETARY
TO PRESIDENT
TO $1500
6'-owlftg ~· bank seelu ••·
p•rl•nced lank
Secretory for thl1
beo11tlhl Oran9•
CCMlty tocation. Mutt be..., .. ..,. ... la
to.doc_......_, ..
u.td to woftMc) wftft
encMtl•n. Wll wort.
wfth lfvcJi holden, IO ,.. .. a1ty ..... .,.
very frincfty. Ciood
... ... d&~,...
~Gnat,.. aw. ....... ~ .. flt.
& tr-.-d floof-op-,.. ..... ,.
972-9955
AUJOISRH
MIVUAFU
S..tm '°' lppl.
COSTAMHA
641-6514
LOH41UACH
4J5-)409 1~~~~~~~~ CARRY Acct '1 Rte.Iv. Cleft. r: FOX
DAILY PILOT
•
::ZJl•I cor.P. offc Aut. Apt MclMc)lr •
., ·~ Pf'O" --Coupte. wilt ore , AOEf','C'I
eedva, umarance A buaband malftt. 200 16'6 I 4t~ sttttt wt?•,~/:. Oll&t, OceauJde. ~Jlpr ~ J::=~
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M1......, air. U1 or •k.l.r. .n. .... ,._ 6 r-.palr'I, .... StllldlM ... .... ..... -.-
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BA8YSITrlNC. l• .. , .. 4 •• •tMJn dean. Home reep. Yllt eot.111e Ollor bria,.__.; wht
wW .M 10Wla m.lkb'en o! qita 10 ID1b bleach. Clean
W.-'*--a per ltour. Iv, din rm. h&U ll5 Ava Call aft f1J1D Mon f'T• rm SUO, couch sio. cbr
MMaf "-Ouar dim pet odor. Qll repiair, JJ yra eXJ)r lwk 111 Senk. Do worit m)"ilill. Refti ....................... 531-0101
DIVORCESJO
Easy, 1uaranleed
Pwific Services. MS-9580
BkkPC serv1ce, au bwil·
DC!llS needs, hr /mO rat.es. C.~GT-4136
Have something lo sell?
Oasalfied ads do it welJ
Have your CARPETS.
fl.OOHS and WINDOWS
deaned by Dutch Ma1n·
la.\aace. 97).l ~
Carpet clearung, steam"
brush. Profess ional.
Very rsnbl 751-8961
SeU a<ile items 00·5678
._. .. ,... .. 11 t I UtC I 'al•W P _.r 1,..191 .... ~.............. ....................... ....................... ....................... .... •.................. =I ~ ,...,... a O.t ... , ........ • Heullaa. cleaaup1 . Aaw HIDI Is ott f'ru· n:t&asPA1NTING Nllt~lscaiw-•Pt' • R•roof. All ~i nedal. 11.._,u,1111. Oeor.. •rtv•~o remoula. ee11·i 1m-e. ci..Aoc &.pr'4. a, .. RatH • .-BT. lfl-l4Jt t y • 1 . 1 hIn1 I e • ·
,......,.._ ....._..,.,... Id I·•• 117.UH Sen. We ca~ mort. ~" bt. Call Ont roe hakU·compc>-t•r
o.,.& .... 1 e......... , LA.!"_~J!!·=laad· l_t ••'•II•'•• ' I ~.U,bad. Ut·OUJ. 1_mom ________ 1~:~':1~.~o w~ =..est. Ml·5a0 Fin .
..,.,..... ~·~· • ••••••••••••• -Prat. Jllliat1ft&. ~ls Int. ece. rteebt.MS-11T7 •----------llll . .-.tMI UUllq,e.o. ~,:~SAl.LYQ.EAN t tc f' ; ~-Be6.. Free est. ft 6 1 ,..,._.,_..,..,.
CJlt .. • O~tnl•I, lree trim· ~?Call Glft1ham ....................... Sll.f790.m.4393 ••• ,,1 ...................... .
-... --...;._._ • m'"•-t . Girt. no..-.tu-1m .. ~ ... Lan""""ca""""r .. ••••••••••••••••••••• ~ .. n ...... CE'S TV. Z1 yn; ........ ·-••••••••••• --..... """ .._..,....._ u. -• P l l INT EX ~..,..,. JMX>lll~a-• wv.AmMt.;-...14 Rohla'• HOQffcJeanln"' ~"'°"· Fair prtte. ant 81· ' T . Quick Pb·ll . D.a , St. nper. Day1, ev.ei. . ~ •• D • ...... _,, d-1--NeM. bane9t. ,....., U ,... ...... , Plumbin• tor re· wtmdl -95 + 957 1086 aJNS'l'aUCTION t ........... a-vc. for a t.horouchb' -·· 1 • .,._. 11'1· esp. lJc'd. Dave hbterepain.Ml.8503 .... · ·
raaelDI 6 c-oa erete ·-·---•••••••o .. • cte.nboule.S40-0857 t'•a '/ IM-10'5. ,.,_~Sc.
*or k \ d r I v • w ya • ~= ._ l ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• ---------~=~r Spec In ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11 d t w ka • p • ll OI em. I'll • napec. JlouMcleanln1. profe11. D a v e . I p a I n t t n I • 1. coPper .re· •n11 · . . carpeo-Neat. complete, n nbl. ~k. Small Jobs. Ret/Cornml. Serv1a1 pipe. leak detection & ~~~:/~~~.~;!':
-tey. roofa, 1uttera " Quallf19' personnel to ·--~. Cost.t Mesa • coaata.l comm. 8 yrs. sewer locating. Fl it baulioC 548-21'5, 1146-1413
91drtllll .....,.,... ~16111 aerveyuu.. loard. 552--0105 ln1ne.S'B-3'175eves. Ki&bett quality work. nita. TOI> ffal Plumb-Jim -•••••••••••••••••••• t• ... ~ ... ~ .... ,_ .. -...-.... R1nb1, llc 'd . Dave • ...,., ...... -.... --~rAH • 1°'11 SIDow-~leanlns. ....-. -_ .. WUI'.. _.,.. ..... _ .iib1f'-!..t,·Prioed ... ••'••••••••••••••••• Farabomelhataparkles tile tloors. concrete 9.am . ---------Greg'a Tree Service Any
la111t"arr:-rnau,::l• on ~No f=~·~ tiUsoow.m.oo?a. ~~:~·r:'ea~k!it drovh~· Fine ext PalnUn1. St. 't::'7s~ u'!:'.~:!~~~~ ~~iJ:.~~-~~ovah .
-
Ur.mn.St f?S-0358 ... -.. · tflHlllfl.. &61Z't Lie., In a. Try me . guar.7 dys.846-5666.aft
._ a.5ll&S 3' IU"I. Rkhard s.-"""""' T,..._.__ •,.,__. __ ......._.c 1: • I .... .;.:::;.::::;••• ~ -----·-----------...., .. ·-~~ .; .. . ~~·~~ ...... .., __..... .............••........ ~4 --••••••••••••••••••• A ,J •-at ••••••••••••••••••••••• p . all Repeir to remodel. st. be.-PREE lnal lesson
credentialed, read.Ing.
math & French. 673-6013
_____ A~ua~ teachers IDl aJ.Dt • w paper. M t C·V1s1. Me m ber
ELECTRICIAN OOC Student. 1 Tan truck. will ~ for your home Local moving. Fteiabt. ~work. tta.a pr Pree BBB. 543-5779646-7310
Rest rat e&, be at Tru b, tree lrim. Dan while )'OU are away. Ph ~· boos~hold est. S&eve 5'74281 Ext workmansh ip. Small ~-8'.'>ai16ut.2. & otface su ppli es. pelnt.c&UJimsame • .._,..&llepair ~pref~ 675-8345_. Sld...i.....-., dump truck. Rfttuonabte rates. Call --_. 9156-2654. Int. painting. Spec rates ~ IJ"8dinl. haul. tree & yrd •••••••••••••••••. ••••• Miil .i.... ~kn for apts. Bill. Free nt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Writ, mlsc. 831-l.257 .... 615-7~. ~ ...................•...
1<68 cuatom wood renc· OOCStudenL 1 Too ll'Uek
11\R. gata & fence rep1ur. Trash, tree tnm. Dan ~or75lH885 6032:'.M.
Sell Wllh EASE! It's a BREl!:Zt:
Cla.s&laed Ads &U·5678
1-'asthauling, res $14 & up.
Yd le ear clnups. t'ree
eat. <71•>8'2--4597
lw"-.ce Geny'sHulth Care TLC NEWlJFEPAlNTING
Aaoclahs, l11e. tor your loved ones. Int/ext. Free est Refs
tow homeowner rates Board &care U c'd Ins. Phil SS1·50'71
f>lS-0562 548-0795 T 1i SELL idle items with a rlR181118nOI a_.,.,_·_rte11_Am ___ 6'2-_S678 __
1
o-.wy Not CJus1.hed A~
•••••••••••••••••••••••
IUld.lng Contr Room ad
d.luons. concrete work .
fenct!S. replJr work Lic.-
f 227773 . Mr . Ryan
67s.«500
1be fast.est draw m the
West a Daily Pilot
Claaadied Ad 00-5678
WllldowC......, •••••••••••••••••••••••
College students, window
washmg Restd /stor ei.
Xlnt work 642·544!1,
~7'¥12
Ted's Window Care. Prof
wtndow cleunmit. Rsnbl
rates Ref:> 642 7893
Want Ads Call 00·567M
Hllp W..ted 7 I 00 H11p W..ted 7100 Hllp W..e.ct 7100 Hlfp W..t.d 7100 H11p W..ted 7100 H11p W...e.d 7100 H11p W...._., 7 I 00 Hlfp W..ted 7100 Help Wallhd 7100 ....•..•..•.•.•..•..•.. ..............•........ ......•..•...••........ ....................... •.....•.•.•.•.........• ....................... . ................................................................... .
Banking Book.keeper full charge
part time, 20 hrs. per
week. Salary com
mensurale w ith ~x
penen<'e. 673-4750 for in·
terview appl.
TB1B ~ ... Thllt
Downey Savings & Loun
bas an opemng in its
Cost.a Mesa branch for a
part lime teller. Savings
&Loa.nor banking exper.
preferred. Must be able IOOk PASTE UP
to work Saturdays. Xlnt Part time. Mon. lpm to
working cond. Paid lOpm, Tues. lOam lo
vacal..lons. For furtner &pm. No experience
info cont.tel Mr. Fiaher· ne<'essary. Apply The
ty, 714-642-7422. Pennys av c r . 16 60
_Eq_ual_Op_po_r_E_m_pl_y_r_, Placentia Ave. C._M_. __
---------• Businessman seeks p It ~ associate in growing TElLER marketing business
Cost.a Mesa. Part-Ume, &11·5588.
2D hours per week. Light
typing, cus h1ering ex·
penence. Call: 673--6152.
IMnltlAL S&L
F.qual Opporturuly
Employer
Biirber Sly!Jst lo manage
part-time. 631-9577. Tues·
Fri. IH>, Sat I 9-5. eves.
CABINET maker prefer 2
yrs exp. CM area.
848-0343 S48 ·5053
CAFETERIA help, day &
night shift. M11n-Fr1.
Good benefits & paid
h o l iday s C all
714-731·5100 X2699. btwn
9AM&2PM --------·
_68_1_._:ms_. ______ Cafeteria help wanted,
S.2:30, 5 dy wk, Irv area.
9'7~5257 Beallllclan
COMMAND
PERFORMANCE CANVASSERS
'1beHalrcutting Place" '8.00perhr +incentives,
Immediate openings for work 3:30 to 7:30, Sat experienced precision ll>-2. Getting ho me im·
haircutters needed in provement leads. Prerer
Costa Mesa. Salary & 20 yrs of age or older .
conuniss1on. Xlnl growth Ca 11 M r . Fr e d d i e
opport unit ies & paid 10AM·12 Noon for appt.
benefits. Call F..dmund al Q.2!M2
540-6153. t~----~---------Carbureto r ass embly
Clerical
IMSUIAMCE
POSITION
Large Ins. Co. has 1m·
med.late operuog for H.S.
Grad. Xlnt working
rond. & benefits.
AccOUllHncJ Ct.rte
F1gure aptitude, bke de·
tail work. heavy phones.
R~Ct.rtc
Will tram t'Onsctenllous
mdiv1dual
Apply in person. 10 to2.
SAFECO JNS. CO
17570 Brookbursl
Founta.m Valley
962·7711
E.O.E
Cl ERIC AL
U you are loolung for an
ant.erestmg & challenging
position, we have both
full & part time openings
in these departments.
Credit
CatalOCJ
lm..tory Co.trot c ..... rSerYlce
Our company benefils ID·
e lud e : di scoun t
pnvlle ges. de ntal " medical, life insurance &
profit sharing, pension
program. Apply in
persoo
J.C.P&IMEY
2t Fashion taland
Newport Beach
E.O.E. M/F
CLERICAL
Will lrllJ'l consclenlJous
dependable worker to fill
clencaJ posauon reqwr·
1n g lite typing &
knowledge o( itenerul or
fice procedures. l!:xrell.
co. benefits. Call Mtllle
aft 9AM, &&5-6563
Q.BICAL
Part time Clerk urgently
needed by Huntington
Beach Cbty School D111t.
to cal l s ub statut c.-
t.eachers from 6AM to
SAM. Mon. thru P'rt 2
hrs per day. $4.42 per hr
Please contact Hunt
Bch. City Sch. Du1t 735
14th. St. HB. Phone
~1
Clencal
PACI AC
MUTUAL
A major life insurancl'
company headqua rtered
in Newport Beach has opportunities for in ·
dividuals wllh skills and
g e nera l office ex ·
perience in 1 or more of
the foUowmg areas :
•Typtst.s
Beauty Operator w o r k . M J F . h r s Ln need or 3 assistant<;. 1 7 . 30· 4 PM • Mon· Fr 1 . I •a.-E•RJ-C•AL _____ _
lOf" colonst. I for hair Laguna Hills. Call for
-General Cleric al
<omputer Terminal
Opera tons
•St.aUstJ ca I /
Math Clerks
<'Utter. 1 for hair stylist appt. 830-4.120 Major Newport Beach
R.tch.ard Ouclletle Salon, firm has current open·
-TWX Operator
~Newport Cent.er Dr, CAllHR GALS ings(or:
N.B. SUpplement income with ACCOUNTS
We h ave immediat e
openings. It you qualify,
we offer a unique work·
ingenvironment, 1n add•·
lion to ext'ellenl com·
pany benefits. Please ap·
ply in person t.o.
----------fun. Be a Prof. model. & PAYAILEClHK
keep present job. SO wpm typing. IO.key by Beauty
HAIRDRESSER DaytimecliASsesnow! touch. Previous ex·
SO. COAST MODELS penence tn bookkecping No future 1n present
salon? Change jobs &
work Wllh us! Earn more
dollar s & r eceive
medical. dental & bfe m·
surance. Pa.id vacations
&holidays, company dill·
SO.COASJ'VJLLAGE or banking helpful, but
714,s.G-2970 rd nlql.Dred.
Carpet Installe rs, ex·
per'd, w /lOOls & truck.
Mike's Carpets. 124 E.
17thSl., C M. M5-4332.
count & profit shanng Cart man. mature. Mom·
plan., Compare our lOlal ings. c.M. Country Club. eaman~ package with Nik for Tim 540-7500 or
tehersalons. ! 957-0100 ' Our company benefits m· ---·------
c I u d e : d i s c o u n t CASIDER
privilege. medtcaJ. den SILYERWOODS t.aJ. bfe~urance, pror1t
sharinR, pension pro NEWPORT BEACH
,gram.Applylnperson We have a full t ime
J.C. '9'1MEY permanent cashiers P<JliJ·
24 folMclll Ill.ct t i on a v a i I. a t o u r ... .,,... •ach Newport Beach store.
E.0.E. M JF =:.~p~~~~
to Mr. C rook s, 45
Faabion laland, NB.
EOE.
WORD PROCESSOR
TRAINEE
Must type 60 wpm ac·
curately. will tram on
word processing eqw P·
ment. proficiency in
grammar required.
We olfer excellent com . puny benefits. For ap.
pointmenl please con-t.act.
L)'l"ln Stansfield
644·5800 ext 75'.9
Or7853
.dU~
a> Newport Cent.er Dr
Newport Beach, E.O. E.
Personnel Department
700 Newport Cent.er Dr
Newport Beach. ~ 92660
Equal Opportunity
Employer M /F
•Q.Bt.IC TYPIST*
Leading Orange County
Mlgr company seeltlnl(
Individuals for clerk
typist positions. Must
type 4 5 wpm .
Rellpc>Mibilities include
typing. filing, gener al
clerical duties, 2 yrs ex·
per. ln generaJ ore pre
ferred. Apply in peraoo.
........,, S,.Clattln llMDBY
TUIMH '
Opening exiats tor an \n.
di V1Clua.I to work as a Bln·
dery penoo ln lhe print
~ d a large finance
company. No experience
_ __. ... ,_ t lNO Moorovia CM Qasbier, full or p tr. App-Have D'UUJCW.Ullg you wan 642-3'2?
ly lo p erson al the to.ell? Classified •dl! do E.0 .E.
Lag\m.a N~l car wash. 1_il_weU. __ 6'2-_S678 __ . ____ ----------
30081 Crown V aJley
Prkwy, Lai Nig.
neceaaary, heavy Ulling t•--------requi red. Enjoy ex·
celleo\ company
benefits. For appoint·
meatple.ae~:
Lynn &aaafie&d
l44-'5IOO ext '15'9
Ornt53
GO Newpod Center Dr
Newport Beaeb, EOE.
C~llEIS
UIOIEM MAiias
Opmln,p now available
for full Ume 111iatant maaaten OD 2nd. Is lrd.
ablft.. No experience nee.
We train. SUrt $1.10 to ..
per baur. Advaucement
~1 lor man•1• meat poaWou to '5.50
I*' bola' )f qualifltld. For
more iDfonmUon 6 ln·
tBview ao to 1tore 82 at
JOOOt Cro•n Valley,
LllUU~-. --Cll' all 1M tm4fl». r.at Oppor BID.Plofer
Clerical
dOINTHE
FLUOR CLERICAL
STAFF
• yYPISTS
Minimum 1 yeat typing and general
office experience and typing apeed ,
of 50 WPM accurately. Other duties
Include filing, mall distribution,
people & telephone contact.
• WORD PROCESSING
TECHNICIANS
Theae positions require machine·
oriented lndlvlduafa who have at
i.att 1 year experience on_ Maq
c.d II, Office Sy9t1m e. High Speect
Printer or tlmllar high •Pffd auto·
matle ty~ru.,. (Day and NIOht
Shift• avallat>lt).
CT.ERK for If 8 . Dn11t
Store. Expr. not nee
Mill. aae 21 847·2S63
a.EH ,tMMGR.
Cosmetics, gifts & card..<,
Expr. pref. 640-7373
COMPUTER
PllOGllAMMElt
Part tJme Koowledl(e of
Ins, must know ba'ltc
I-rs are open. 10·15 hr!S
per week. Salary com
meosurate w 1expr. Con
tact Sue Butler S49~3
Cook, must have exp &
fasL Fry. broiler, & dio
Gd. pay, s hort h n
Zubies 631 -9803 or
1>1>8001. Costa Mesa.
Cos meti c i an (or
Westminster 1-~or appt
Ann Nichols S»-4333
Counter girl . dry
cleaners, S Laguna, exp
not nee. Must be out of
schJ. Mgr. 499-1985
Co unt e rman , ex ·
peneneed, + parts de·
livery dnver M IF. for
aut.o parts store. Apply m
person. Beacon Auto
Parts 480 N. Newport 81.
NB. 548-11.33
COUNTER HELP • Mon·
Fri. Super Sandwlc.-b. 675
PauWu>o, CM.~
Oed.it & Collections
Enjoy i nteresting.
chaJJenging. work with a
nationWlde sales financP
ro. We have several full
time operungs m c.-rt><l1t &
collection . experience
preferred. Pleasant
wortong cond1t1ons, ex·
cellent benefits. Ca ll
846-283 1 Mo n ·l-'r 1.
8:»5PM t.o arral\l!e ID·
terview. E 0 £ M W
C:UW MA.MAGER
Marilyn's Cl('aning
Service. Salary + bonu. ... crew members S3.50 &
up. Nooexper. & exper
~49.
DATA ENTRY
OPERATOR
Ulli•ac CADE 1900
Syshm
Opportunity for sharp
dat.t entry operator with
a minimum or 2 yrs. ex.
per .• to wor k at our
Newport Corporate of·
lice. Expcr. with CADE
111)() system or key 2·d1sl·
exposure very desirable
Verifying exper r e-
qW-ed. Excellent com-
pany pald benefits.
For app'l. pleaae call
Vargo Hartle al ...
AMCC.DIMC.
,40-1900
LEAD DATA
ENTRY
OPERATOR
IJ&divldual must have
minimum d 3-6 mootbl
current experience In
~ bandllng and writ·
lq functk>n1. Liberal
benefits package. tx·
cellenl working condl-
Uooa. Pleau contact
Penonnel.
Deliveryman· P /t, early
am. home deb very. L A
Times. Compa<"t c.-ar
Hwrt 8ch area 842-8225. o.:nu. ---------
Delivery Driver Mui.t
know CM. have Rd dnv
mg record & val.ad Calif
dnvers Ii<' Apply at flub
A~SUpply, 2120 Harbor
Blvd. CM
Deliveey & p1ck·up. part
t ime , m o rning s
9 »2.30. S3 SO per hr +
mileage. Must have car
Cal1842·6:m
OBJVERY & STOC.
FUii tune. xlnt benefits.
see H.aroki. 495 t:. 17th
St Costa Mesa.
Deliver LA Time:. t o
homes. l>MM S380 mo
+ c.-a r a llo wante +
bonus. E<.'000 car or P U
fln Vly 842~14 ----
Deh very person. W1 II
tram in bluepnnung. Pt
lime. Hunt lkh. 536-2926
DELIVERY ; Meyerhof's.
primary supplier ol good
food to the trviM ror·
porate community.
needa r espooaable de·
livery person to dnve our
van. Good dnviog record
nee. Mon-Fri approK
8·»2. Good for pt-ti me
dunog school. Start S3.15
hr. CaU Glenn, S57-6232
Oe!Jvery Peraon. Dnvers
for Dental Lab part lime
Monu.ngs or attemoons
Must have valid Cal hC'
& good dnvlng rlt<'ord
Weekdays call 646·5068
Oe!Jveryperaon. p tr a r-
t.emoooo.s. deb venes &
rrusc. office dutwi. Auto
necessary OC Airport
area.~9!R>
DBJVERY
We are loolung an outgo.
mg person with a good
dn vmg record to make
dehvenes m company
vetucle. M·I-', 8 5. Please
apply Jn per!lon. Mon
t.hru Fri 8-5
ROGER'S
GARDa.S
Z101 San J oaqwn
ffjlls Road
COM 640-SS.W
Del Men over 18 for L A
novs to homes in N.8
C M . Perm p /t .
PIO/MOO mo. 646-0637 or
146--*4.
OIMOMSTaA roas
3l
tleedld 6-cl.ttly ............
Calip Slude11l1
Earn extra mon~y .
Demonstrators needed
(or all areas o( Orange
Coaoty to work every
fltiday and tor Saturday.
Loni term, l year as·
·~ No Fee
NIPb
VOLT
I ~ "I fl f "'t I.. ol t I, II t
O&fTALASSTS
SIOOto Sl ,000.
642-0112
DF..NTAL CHAI RSIDF:,
Costa Me-.o1a office ha" 1mmed operuo~. plea8ant
wortung rond 631 1420
OentaJ Asst.St.ant Ptr needed m run. tl'am
worbng oft Exper pre
(erre d . 963·4090 o r
847 rxtl
Deraal AMISt x Ray ltr
nee 4 day.; 1 M Th I
Salary oPefl 546-3000 • Dental Asst Npwport
Beach ofhcl' <.:ha1r..1de
eK per prerrrrr d
646-5411 Of" 646-Soa94
Denul As5 't. Ortho . <.:hr
N 8 Part llml' or rull
llnw up lo 4 daJS pt-r week To p .;alary &
benet-.ts Ortho exp &
RDA niq 64.2· 2626
Dental Assistant. full
ume. chalrslde for CO'\tc1
Mesa otriee. Good sa I a ry
& bmefits CaJI f CK m ·
t.erv\ew &f.S.4i631 .
DIMTAL
PtnodallllUlt needs part
tJme a.asl 3 daf'\ a "'t~k
~ d~lles oppty. ~certificate r f'Qd
Ex per. pref"d X Int
benefits Salary open
C&ll 8'2.-31.
Dental Asst-Chatrside X
ray lJc req. RDA prer.
pnmanly Pro6thodonm·
prac:tJce. very nl<'f' offr
Costa Mes<t SJl.H'
W&ll:t' depends on ex per
~~
DENT A L R 1-: C E I'
TIONlST CM area rull
ume
5411.7074
Dependable adult to
o perate park1n1t lot
sweeper Mon-Fri Mut
rughl to SAM ~ 261 I
DRIVER. slOt'k elk mui.t
know OC area. l0hanrt'
for adv Pac.-lndust Sup
p I y C r. 2 I 6 7 S
Ha:thaw<ty SA
DRY Ct..f•:AN ING Plant.
apply at Ma<'Murray '
Dry Clt'Jn er~ 2571!
Newport Bl\d CM
$(-c.-r l'tary Full ltml'
knowledge of AP & /\It
payroll. pe rsunnt'i ri·
~ & misc umc·1· pro·
Cedurt' Type 6tJ wpm.
p I c· .... d n l p h u n t•
penondltty Apply 1n
per-.on lJnity CJtJl111!
Showroom. 3200 11<irbc1r
Blvd . C M l,()(·Jtl'<i m
Gold Kt'y f"urntlur('
BkJR EOE Mil-
ELEC."TRICIA?'l!->
GROWTH
OPPORTUNITIES
Sr. Proct.ction
Elecltici•
Must be fa miliar with
mot« assemblies. com
presson. and 1Zl'nerator:o1
inctudtng ,.,iring und
testing Mus t also be
capable or superv1s1nJt
as.wmbly workers Sobd
a ssi.-mbl y li ne .. x
penente 1n tht> 111>-0vt•
area.-. will quallf) you for
Uus Jl(JbltlOt"I
Btdricol
Assembly
F:xperit'Ol'I' preferrt·d
but will train
APPLY I~ PERSO:-.
LEAR SIEGLER
TRAM SPORT
DYNAMICS
3131 West Se1Zer11.rom
Santa Ana. C.i
EOE 1't1 F If l>tshwasher & I\ 1tc.-hen
helper, part llmt' Tu.-.
t.hru Pt1 9am·3 30 S3.2S 1---------to start. Oc cas1on<tl 1 _________ _
evt.•n1ng bonu!'. C.ill
7:;&.1984 -----DISHWASHER
Pan tJme 11to3pm S3 SO
per hr 0 C Airport
area. Call Ron or Ken 2 to
Spm.~.
DISHWASHER · wanted OnainaJ BBQ H B Part
or rulJ.tJme. 893--3314
DRAFTER. electntal. 1n
dU11trlal & c.-ommer~111I
~-Call 546-7480 R E
Wall • As.soc Inc 17781
Skyp&rlt Cir Irv . 11 D_
Draftaman wanted P tr.
iunaU Engineenng firm.
OC Airport area. Salary
ba11ed on quaufic:ilaons.
cai1m:rT97
Dnio·Clea.oers needed.
WW train. Xlnt pay for
bard worlt. For info call
&-146SlAI lkb a rea.
Exerc.-hc ln!'trut"trt· .. \
SSOO per hr Will trJ1n
Work in your area Wnh'
Calif Aerobic Dani'"
:IMS 5lh A\.t' San D•cJ!u.
92103
Fabnc <'Utte r for babv
softl.me mfgr Full lime
Laguna H1l ls a n·.i
~
Fac.-tory Wo rkers 1n
chemical refinery rull
time permanent POl>t t1 oni> Hig h st"hoo l
cheffil3Uy or work ex
penen«' with c.-hem1cab
helpful Day & evl'nmg
slufts. start at S4 boor
Will t rain. Complt'te
medical & tn~uranc.-t'
beodtt.a paid for by com·
pany Paad vaC'at1on
plan. J u.ly "' Dec. pl us
me rit bonus pla n .
Automallt' salary •n ·
crease program E.O.E .
549-3281. DRIVERS-Early mom to
mid afternoon, deliver
bakery products t o
supermarkets . Call
"14111 btwn t-noon
FACTORY WORKER
Female m ac hin e
~no expenenc.-~
Driver for LA Times AM necessary. Wall train.
route. S. Huntington Xlnl company benent.s
Beach area. Xlnt salary 1_CalJ __ ~---· ___ _
..... 741 + bonus, dependable
.. Campus Drive car Call for details,
FACTORY TRAINE E
eood pay. xlnt future In
faat 1rowln« pla1tacs <acrou lrom ~cwa..3504.
FURtia'TURE STORE
needs maturo• dependJ
bl•• woman for gent'rJI
off tee work J nd i.alt•..,
F u 11 l I m j• ") if I a r "
S15'1 mo tu ... tar1 Mcnl
raL'ie!'> Ph 5411 55111, a"k
f<Jr J.>laMl'
General OH11 ,. II ;IO,\M
3 JOPM Mon thru I' r1
Tel IJ('r.on.11tty. mus t O.•
~d with f1gurt•s Typinl!
d1·s1 rt'lf S11 l.1rv •>Pl' II
Lon 'i Kitt he·n, !J7!1 IY7'17
aft IOAM
Gf>n<'r al ()(( H t'
Youn£ wumJn ne,·dc1J
Will 1ra1n Som1' typini.:
rtQUif"e'l l'<in ume ll ;,
Mon f"r1 ll unt Bl"t1
area Qill ai.k for Oonn.1
!flH.9645
GEHEtl.AL OfftCE
TRAINEE
Wf' arP ;in ;H'tlVI' !-.ah•'
firm with lull ttml' pus1
I.Jon ava1labh• <:1•nl'ral
nfftc•• dultc:. 1ncludl•
kttt:-pttoru.'>l wtlh heavv
phofit' l 00ntJct, typinl!.
ltte bookkN•p1n~ Call
S h t' II t' y f o r a p p I
~zm
QWf Copying Produ..·t..,
Ge4ER.AL OfftCE
Mu..-.t enj()y phone cun
I act. wo rk ing wit h
cu«omers & detail work
& typing Paid vaC'atJon.
'\tt'k pay & health in
suranl't' Apply 9am
4pm. Mo n lhru Fri
Harden Pe:-t C:ontrol. fi!lll
Randolph. Co...la Mc,..1
Call 54&5.SiO
General 0H1c·l·. i.:1rl for r 1
worlc Nt"W!Jrl lkh (°J II
642-0671
G&IER.AL OFFICE
TO $800
Mel·l th1· puhl1c.-. •'
t-cllcnt opportunity. R•""j
bl'fWflL''-.1n·ur111l' 1yp10,•
&phone~
r JU~[[<",
" I'" I ( ·t L•
<A ,',i. (IAll
851·0471
~ral
MO GIMMICk S!
JUST JOIS GALORE
SPLUSMORE
IOHUSES $SSS
Vocation
Holldoypoy
CAHYOUDO:
•Typing
•S.C.•l•id
·~ ·~· •Alu etr ., .... .....,
.w .... ..
DPER NOTMEC
C.. S.. Us Today!
TEMPI.DY
955-2612
lc:iim WQM Airport) Driver·Rwmer. full lime, adbulve co . uu ·~~~~~~~~~~ Monrovia Ave . N.8 . 1. nf..9110 '9eowncu GEN&RALOP'FICE ® PACJAC muTUAL l&M ~~Way lsz..ostS CM publiaher. Sl.50 hr
1 -Eqoa!OpporEmployer Driv•!Oarden,er, Com·".,!!!.~. ~~c~~{ Ull'D1l.na. Noa.aperience
$6S125.
1GONewportCenterDr b&naUoo~rson. Mu1t to .. ~-.· Merit rabl11 • .......-y. Hard worker Nwwt Blacb, Ca 1311(1 :.. .. .,. y .o1 ""-llf ll"" -•n -1., 1UU 951•1• --DIDft'AL A881ST .• RDA h:;.... DMV report: 1517 lloaroria A ... N.B • ..._.
Equal()pportwllty for eapaodad dullea. •'IDA"'.,. a. ,_.1_-..sm ___ . ______ ~..-.-.... ....
~~~&mp&o,~~er~M~/P~~ W/aoma front office ..-vw. ~ P&aNDt11, l'II.Ea.E&.K .__..._,_
.;,.. cMlea. >.a ~J to Qsta.... J.mmad Ml t1ee open1a1 MOMIYI
D111Wp, 1u11 Ume • ,.n :r~ la dentla~ ln ::nJ•r ~mpany ~c :S~~~; Ulm...,...~cl a.fl. w/flnudal HCllrlLJ. •fmS = Sco:e"t~1~~ Tb an lu rt• ID 1 1
lJnJlorm allowaoce .It 111111orWOIMll•1"1 er .._111_,,, SaJary com. Demonttrat• toy1 It
balp. Ina. 4 dQ worit older. Know lM COMt mtaaurata w Ju per. 111\1. Compl.W tralftln1 . ..& 8aW7 Ol*l· Npt. dUla. Ntt SllO a...-or lh. ....,,., 1:~ao. No dellverln1 or eolleet· .... .._ IMre, OrHt• Coaa\ __ ,_._, B.0 .1 . tn1. Ned car. Call
YtftoW Cab, 1'800 Wt. ti.IP '7)4.5&14MI collect to aee
o.tal ctl.tnld• ...... .Hnrma.nn, ro .. i.Un ·--·-------line. tant. Jlfawpon .. actl Yalllf. (No of •at•r "°'111 ........ ap. Toti OfPTS ·~GADGETS
ti ...... ,,..... ••• , •• Ht•bOP• 6 W .. Or.Co.Oonltlkl{I. Olllr21lllV•r • *1 ._.. 11Jcric*or ...., Silluy ~p. °" '"al. •---------.. ,.,., ... ..,1uz. ..... Qeelfted,\U
,.
~~.·.~ ..... ?!!! ~'!~ ..... ?!~ ~?~ ..... ?!~ !~?.~.·.~ ..... ?!.~ ~'!.~ .. ~ ..... ?!~
•--•••--• M*'•nn -· tor II .....,WtlCOll'fl ore 06rt ,_ ~ ..... l•Clfll•.---••a.C.M. I WJU~ I MndJ ...... J.Oaly ..... ..,. .... Sap-
' ... .,,.. lld,..._t '11ClllCIAM illGOwt+ • ...-.... Ml-.. c.&ad
·' _-_....__, .. u-51•al Co--_. ... ,... "' •:.._. ..... .,, .... ,
OPSM10U·
11 M au1 . x.,oa ... llSJll081
., t 1 1-0 al: ..... ,... , ...... .
... tr ..... lll·•H -.
....... , .... ,.. aN41le4 r--c;-m1 or Ptr o...,.....e.a.a...
~
HOlilMc'l•aHr .... Nr: .,.._..CM. N.I On
~ ..... lllCM9tHaP
... 0 c. ~· *-•1 ........ tt.U ...... 09
lln f\1, th ..... ••1
M1nutacturln1 medical ~ompany
need• a ptl"IOn who it, a 1elf·1tarttr .
lllle d U work , capable ol worklnft under a mlcroecope or with 1m1
parts. Knowled1e of 1oldertn1
operation " reaa1tance weldln1t proco11 • helpful. Good benent1.
Mtli loo Vl jo area. Sala ry
commenaurate with experience. Only
thoae qualtrted Heklng perm ncnl
~mp toymt-nt . call Betty for
~ppolnlm nt 581,3830
llrrJark II. It• A LmTOWAUa
Hr t I •• 1JarruaUJa1 '"*· Call ,. •Pl>l Wall! ... ,..w for Lt :
I. UAll to 6PM 4UJ.y · ...,. ...t I frieodl1 people to
NB
ORO
alfa ........ a9rt at -Lt:OAL ICft&TARY ~ • to t.qu.u 1 mo. •1.et11 ·-~ nn. tn ruhtoa Hl.-t rwldea\a 01~•
B 0 U I & k S I P I R I Ill. *-kb. &ookiAI for .Ii ......... • lnYtte them .... CHLO CA&& ,.rt·Uaa.. ...-. 1ec for par(Mr Ito come ln to mett u.. No •ma ._*boy a daya • Oan&act Jana, 1...a1. Ml.IUlt. "Hour. •to • ..,..., Mon. Wed. Fri E..O.t:. weeb: •PPlY an per900
LYN
Med1cal •ahl control
clink. Jl\all time d•Y•
Non -Fri Pl•uaot .-tint caedlt.ioal Xlnt
ulary Benefit• ..
bonu1e1 . Prcifer
wiaipunctllt'e exper C.11
~11
M/r l :•to4. Owlttr.,... Ea r,---------, ool1. n... Scot. Ubtbll' s-W Hpt. ~ t .JO to 1.00, Repu c
-Inventory I Fedeta.l Savlop, 3021J
-
------,. 111 ..... ,Qlkt Care: YOU cft»•UT AT Crown Valle' Pkwy • Tu. 'nl. f'r1 u. pm. Some uun1 I LalUM Nia~. See Mra. ·~~~'=I ~~~ NB area . I IEllY·slmCES I a_art _____ _
MOU S WITH ---1 , I Uve-1.o QuuUan helper, E.XPERJENCE HOUSEKEEPER/CtULO T W 0 0 F 0 UR I for elderly WOl1'an ln CM
5Glrl0fflee CARE Uve:in. lovely ~ p E <.: I A ~I Ca.rhelptul.$48-3289. Varied Actlvltlea Llll\111• kb bome. Lt I ( U S T 0 M F. R S I __ ...;... ___ _
Machine Shop
Ortll pre.a operator 6
mechanical a11embly
he!p needed. No exp re· cpred, will train 111 tP
Aw!)' 111 peraoo Garton
~1.18330Want
~ FtnVly
WeWUJTraln coOklnf aon·1moker I N E I': D T II EI R 11---------
Complllly paid beoeliU .... En&, Bua route 157: I I N V E N 1' 0 K Y I Ett..abUthed e ,2151 COlJNTF.D . ~--I I LOAN
lfPORTUNITY
Wholesale Company Houlek1eper1, fllll time & I 2 o P F. 0 P l. .:
CaUbetween8-2 P/f.1oodworkln1coodl· NEt:Dl!:D:
M5-7a3lnNewport tlon1, 8 pd hollday1, Sept J3 10Pm·8am
E.O.E. Bayview Manor. clime " half for
M2..Jl506 2 hours > -&.OAHCLIU
Typ&q ol 45 wpm and re·
lated experience re OPERATORS ---------....,...,.,....,EEPER Jto 4 Sept 1412J>m·llam OENERALOFFJCE """~..,_ Sept 15th 12Pm·8Dm q\&red. TYPISTS ~week. Chinese. Thal 4 0 r F. 0 P I. fo:
SFCRETARIES ~~~~r~d.M~F~d~~o:. SN_!-:;,~h~~ h
ACCOUNTING CLERKS Call 540·H75 ask for ~Sam·Spm t
TopPay NoFee Rader. __ Slip into your
AMERICAN
SAVINGS
Flnrt & 2nd 11httt open
lnJ,'I in punrh pres:.. t111.1
pmg, & screw machme'
dept S4 00 t o atwr t
wJOVerttme avail ~ad
1n11 bent-fit pac k11Ke
w/fully paid med1l•al &
dent.al after 90 day11
Pa.id Weekly IQJSEKEEPER . Uve Jeans for these
MOtta&.1. in. pr1v. rm as bath, TV. a n d o t h e r
Temporary Services Emerald Bay, L•1una. t e m p o r a r y
Irvine 7~ 87a..tml assignments.
Hwit.1n1too Bch
7830 Edinger Ave
Mr Felix 848-2222
£.O.E. M t P RJVSEKEEPER . 3 lo s WAREHOUSE EOE M W /LI ROSAN INC
548-~. Npt Bl·h
An Equal Opportunity
Emptoyer
General office daily. Ute housekeeping. ASSEMBLERS
SLartdlnner. 544•213.5 ELECTRIC Otnce lr•lnee. Penna·
nent p /t poeltlon. XJnt 1--------· typln ~ ,,kills. Call
bet~ d: 30 fr 5PM, ask
for Diane. 7S9-0653
General Office
ALL WE MEED
IS YOU!!
557-0045
IDJSEIEEPEIS
& MAIDS
ror an exclusive private
resort Start lmmed.
Exp preferred. Will
train. l'ull time. Apply an
person, 4l9 N. Coast
Hwy, Lai Bch or call
714 1494 8521, u k for
l':Jalne.
ON LINE Temporarv1---------
Personnel Service:. a re
plea.'led lo 0H1·1 >O• a ,---------,
chance to w111 a tnp 'or l n<lu'llrml
twotoCaboSan Lucus Tum Extra
Rel(i11ter 11nd wor k 40
hOurs and you nre in lhlS
drawing! ll '11 that s1m ,
pie! I
WE NEED. .1:>«retart~ cw tw to SH I
•Tvpt,~ -\()Wpm+
1<Aneral0f1 Clerks
1t'1le Clerks
1 AcctR Clerks
• H.ecept.1onist:1
Cf\-Llf\7:.
llMl'OIW!Y Pll!SONNll SllMCIS
Time Into
Extra Money
Temporary work
meiin11 u flex Ihle
work l!l:hedule that
f1t'I your ntt<hi You
('an work 1.11> mul·h
:.ind a'! ofl.Cn ui. vou
Ilk•· /\II off11 t· 1>k1lb
II I.' (' 11 (• d N (J
•· 11 II t' r · l' n (' e
n1·1·1·-. ... 1rv
' I
I
I
ASSEMBLERS
f f;11 J>('rlenl'ed I
MACH OPER
SHIP-REC CLKS
T o p p ,, \ p a I 11
\ .11·ation,, rrfNntl.
honu:-.c•' Nc•\t•r 11
h·t•
IELL~
Cull or
('omt• In Toda~
lr\'IO('
IJJ..1441
l lO'l liu.'llne1111
Center Drive
Su1te20l.i
I I untin11too B<'al·h
147.1491
11007 Wamt'r Ave
•215
J.uvunu N1i:u1•I
lll·OS42
27'157 t'ahot Houd
Sautu /\nu
'5J..Oll0
715N Main
I In 11& H Hl•x·k )
Office >
MANAGER
T0~31
Cirowh•CJ Mort909•
co...pa•y H•kl ex-
~ McmMllJ"° to
head the ir Loan
Ser¥1ce Deport ... nt.
Matt..llRo~
b6e ... al phases of loCM
1er•lcl11q &
.... iaica cn,at ~
pea t•tt In this v~
frludly co.,.pa1ty
located In Oranq•
c:o..ty.
972~9955
HEYHAHE
AU. JOIS FIEE
CARRY
FOX
AGENCY
-----
Maids, apply The Inn ut
Laauna, 211 N t.:oast
Hwy, LajJUJ'la Deal'h
MAIDS
F.xpenenced full time &
weekends 1142.3030
MAIDS WANTED 1661 S
C'1 Hwy 1.a.:una lich
49M892
MAJL;U>IT CLERKS
fo\ill t1me po81t1on.s hit &
2nd sluflJI avail for bw.y
data Pf'OCl'SSlnl( ro Ila•
die status calls from ""
counl11nh & h c:lv
eoonbnalc (1ualltv <'On
trol with F..d1t Dept &
othtt related duues 10
k~y addJ.nl( machine &
bookkeeping ex per. de·
slrable. X.Jnt co benefilr.
CaJJ for appt
SAfEGU/\RO
BUSINESS SYSTf.:MS
Z!fO Frurvaew Red t.: M
549-3091
Sell Uu.ng.s ful't with Druly
Piiot Want AdA
3723 llrcll St
Mewpott•och
ASSEMRLEHS
ELECTRIC
ASSEMBLfo:RS
I fo:xpenenccd I
MACH OPER
WAREHOUSE;
SHIP-REC CLKS
l Equal Opportunity I t:mployt•rMt fo'
1616 E 4th Stre.-t
5'9130, s-taAH
Open Evee By Appt
Uttt.11 lkJ•!
08Mlf1ed Ada &rt' rPal.}' '
small "people to people"
aaies calla wtt.h big re
lderstup and bag resulta'
To place your cluslf1ed
ad. call today 842 5678 GefLOfffCE
lmmed. opening. Ex,
perienced, Bkkpg, hle
typing, phon es. $850
start. Cu benefits
642-3492.
Securiq
It Pap To
S-Ut
Promotional possibilities
can provide hourly rate
ancreaes.
Up to 96.50 Per Hr APPlY In Pen1on
Moo-F'rl 8am·Spm
Lm W. Commoowealt.h
Fullcrton, Ca
Moo·Frl8:31M:30
Z.10WW•mer Rm 202 Santa Ana.Ca
W•FwtJD
G••dSenlcn
Division ol Baker
ProtecUon Service.
Equal OpportunJty
£mptoyer Ill IF
·GUARDS
•F\111 ft part Ume. All
Top pay. pttld
vacations, referral. f
bonu1>e1>. Nevt•r 11
f('t'
!ELL~
t:;LHVIC-L :J
Call or
Come In Todiiv
lrvmt'
IU-1441
2102 Bwime1111
C't>nter Drive
Swle 2AlfJ
Llunllngt.on Beach
147·14fl
tl007 Warner Ave
1215
l,a11una Nll(ut•I
Hl.0142
27957 Cabot Road
Santa Ana
HWIJO
715N. Main
<In H&R Block
Office>
Equ•I Opportunity
E mpl01etM1F J __ ...._, _ ___,_ __
.._ ___________ --
ln1P4tci0fs
·shape Your 1.._.
Future At ~I
Excellent o pportunities tor ellperienctd tn1poc1ora 10 join our
expanding team in Ith tollowtno are11
INSPECTION SUPERVISOR
2nd lhlf1
Requires • minimum of 5 years O.C. 1upervl1lon
e1Cper1enc1 wtth lhOfough knowledge ol U SAS Y 14 !'>
blueprint Otmen1ton1 required Wiii overM• ltnat
1n1pect1on function
PRECISION MECHANICAL
INSPECTORS
2nd1Mt
We ere aeeklng lndlvtdutll to lnapect tirar nrllcle
machln.d parta a nd equipment ualno 111rio11d
1ntpectlon 1echnlque1 and prec11ce1 Mu11 be •bl• to
read and uM engfnetflng drewlng1
PRECISION ELECTRONICS
INSPECTOR
•r•a•. Unlfo rm 1 1---------1tt lhlft
AequltM b .. lc knowt.Oo• of electronlca and 1tectrlc11
theory; ablllty to UM mechenlcll 1n1'9(:tlon 10011 end
read blutptlnt1
fllnlilbed. Al• 21 or ""*'· a.und -welcome,
.No ... Mnce nee. App-lJ u.t.......i Protectioft
S.nlce, 1221 W, 5th a-. 8uta Ana. lo·
............. 121sl-4
llan *-l'rt. ----....... Xlat oppty to euJfal:•ol IDc:ome. w ... neiden\a.
,... PA. rla In, Need
ear • t 1 pewrlt.er , =~~dltHI
'
IMIUIAMCI A...C.Y
P\n 6 cudlty, com·
merclal II••• u n·
dennitel". l:sperteace ·
req 'd . Roberleon
l.Dluruce Anoe. IDC, .,.....
RADIOGflAPHIC &
ULTRASONIC INSPECTOR "'I/ and"'"' We.,. 8"111hQ an lndlvlduel quallfl.O at Level 11 In both
c•teOOt'ltl for a ml"lmum of 2 v11ra Knowledg• ol
NAV8HIP8 280-1600-t helpful. Requ11e1 5 yeara
••perltnce In NOi!
In '9turn for y<>ur velu•bl• 1111111, we off et top co'"pe11t1ve w1ge1 and
en lnduttry IMdlng b9Mflll packlge which tnctudea Ille. mtdlcal,
prHCrlptlon. end CS.nt11 cowraoe along wllh 13 paid holld•V•
Including Ctlrtatme. lhutdown. coe1 of IMno "'"'· generoue
rttl~. end much mete. 'or tm"*'411• con1109fatton, plMM
contaot:
_...,_ .. ...,,... ................... ,... ..... .... M4Cl•llT ·• • fut tl"OWtllf roiu. Appros 111'1 Ulm•--------
a rn :JSL:..ailwt • :C.,'::l:.'t.;lll~ dlily. 1c1e11 ............ OMceMt••• 1t mUI. W 6 ~ t:lu.1 for .~ bri1ht. Uil Job. ApprOll earalnp ,ffealt_. Care 1aclUtt. Anlald.lll .nai. 1oua1 llletlunleal .,,.. mo ...... • ........,. lo IA.Ill, .... r.llU..--Clff•ru mu.,-acturiai teebal· ...,.f.10.m. neatflaura . IAll to
var•et1 or worll • ...._ .... 3 ~..,..ot~ "'°°" ........ • ,_ · •:•PM. Sat,.... xa.t .....,,... ~.Im· I ~)' • .-.uperv .. or, ~.lpUdllolcla71. medlett o~al•I· P •• mec aolcal ... Hra. u .J.l.l.11.lloetbrv Bayview llaoor. • w =Na •Lab ..._..,_.. Mu.lmum frl aAI I* br. Call 8 • Y 8 t C II pay ~le wltb ._,. · · •
I• aper, lf JOU, ... ,OU are ...... ..E.O.E..
u.w •• .,..
l09el0Mtt
WllTMIMITM
HM CllMlAa tor:
ciuaWled and ready for • ~aide. wknda oaly, ORDDDESKCLKRKto
ih1Ueqt w lUi an n , f or P•ral1ud YD' Mndlt nat'J diatrtbution
cellenl c bance r~r woman. 10am·4pm . o r mopeda f rom
.,..._.,. •ad flHnclal '1Wl52. warehouse to dealen. ,.,,.... + alnt. beneftta, """-.............. 7 • "--• 11 Wort lnclda UH cl ~e .OW w • call aak for ~-,...... ..,, • r • •t.. I 1' a.tty 511..JUO • Experienced Sl.H to ....., typewrtr Ir new m n MA.IMTIMAMCI
tllCMAMIC
• · $6,00 per br. Recent eompul.er. Need abarp, "9d1 Ir bomiiwtYel aC• emthlwlutJc Ir lotelllfent
_. lor cert. tralnlnc, penoa w tt)'Jlloc lklll.1,
.... Verde Conv. Hosp. Diil.a proceuln.1 and/or
eru::ienc.. c .11 • .-.u.. *'.:='' helpful but
We an looklnlfor an n
peri.ced lftdlvldual k> Jot,._ our M alqt tneoc:e
1tall lndlvldu•I muat
have aome experteftce rn
the malol•lntn1 of
JI V A C el~rt rlul
equlpnwnt ' 1>1umbln1 '9P&ln r~cellft>t tom Pl'l\1 berwflta Apply to PrtM.wlnel . Mon lhna rrt
t().l2
400 Wett Ju ... M4ll
Man•1er Alll1tant for
H H 1'nllC fhon• Prd~
Ch•ln eton ••P In
IJ'OCft'Y or druc Min
•tc«' U Mr flatrb.
M71583 --
MANAGER
Immediate openln«.
rt.1ponalt>&. position run
nin« • growina Z4 hour
commun1callcm1 bull
ne111 . M ua t h .1ve
supt'rv11ory or
mtn.tl(mal backiround
Dutlo rangl' from
scheduhn R. 'I UfflnJ(.
t1upl'rv1s1nl( approx 12
femalt' employre~. rt-
t'Ol'd keep1n11. tra1nina
penonnel. sall't • publll'
relalt-OnS Good company
ben<ofilJI & !llll&ry Look
mK fOC' a chil.llenl(e? A!iok
for Mrs Cole &U-7568
Ma.nufa<"tunnll
TOOL CRIB
Imm. d1at1• 2nd 'hlfl
oPefUllll for ind1v1dulll to
d1s pensC' toQllng and
!1ohu1.1 '>u pplit.•\ Xlnt
q11r 11nJ( r.1tt> dnd
t>t'nt-f1t1> Hoom 111 lid
van<'f' into mnrt'
'ophL,lll' <'d tool rr.a 1 n
l.{'Tl..inc·e work
ltOSAHIMC.
~-SSJ:l. Npt Bc·h
Ari fo:.quaJ Opportu111t y
fr.iployer
STOf'!!
Take time lo relax and
llbop at home It's 11mple
walh Dally Pilot
Clauafled Ad.ii And 1r
you have aomethani to
sell, call a friendly
CJas31f1ed Ad Visor at
642 5678
MAltlMA
General m•lntenance
w/l•"'-tapiftl Hper. tot N dlyakte Or. NB.
ltM-OlJI
MA~IUAL H.AND~NG
Petta ltockptr'llOll ~enc. 0.1~ but
IQ ,..f't!d, Will train
Muat pa11 company
ph)'llltal lncludln« back
X Ray Irvine A Ken·
dav la Inda Co
)40.. 70 I'! 0 F.
MATllltAL
COMntOL
S'OOUP
One year ea,erlenrf' "'nit clua lrvme cont·
pany wllb eacellent
b4!neflta and arowth
pcMnUal
COAST Al
rtaSOt•tll. AGBICY
540-6055
?790HatborCM
Ca JI after hou ni 11 ppl
M echan1r -Sf'w 1nK
M~ Nr 0C A1rpon
Mon Thurs 6-4 JO Will
tram. 979-1483
Medical A1'1111ldnt l'Jt
penen~ back Qff1c~ l
day wortc week 646 I !ti I
Med 1('al a1111't ra
penenced Orthopedic
Surgeon. typtnR. back of
f 1 r ~ N on 11 m 11 k t-r
64&51.94
...,ICALASSISTAHT
Nt>wpurt H t'»rh
Rheumalol<>ttl)Jt 'I olfl("f'
Mu.st luivf' vulld. hm1tt'd
mWll'UIO'lkl'lddl X ra\
pl'rm1t & d o
vf'l\I punrt url' & rout 1 m·
lab. a.11 w~ll Salarv <'Om
mMl.'IUr&tt' ~11th 1'1l J>t'f
644 UJ!ll
MEDICAL
Lave 111. ~ J)t'r ~•·t.'k
pllJS room & board 1714 1
IM(H;J61or 12131428-6431
M»ke yuur 'ho pp1n1i
eaiuer by using th~ Daily
Pl lot Class tried Adll
I MACHINISTS
JfURSES AIDE. Im ·
medi•te open1n1 at
Ralel1h Hiiia Ho1p.
Newport Beach .
1J:7. JOA.M 1blft Prettr
npenence Call 14$-5707
not al, wfll train
Abnc:tlve 1alary. beoe
ud c:onient.t envlroe· neol. Contact Patty
Smlth, IH2 Lu1Jey
A¥e ,IRV ~I.
PAIMTB.
----------1 EXPER.W ·l.298 <Hr11·1· I --,-AIMY--TlMTH----
Turn Extra 1
1 ~meed. F\111 time
Tl Salary commen1urate me Into I wtupr.&31-0'38
Extra Money 1
T e m porarv work
m1•11n'I a rlf•111hli.•
work 'lrhedulP that
f1t \ your nt'f'd' You
1 Jn 11.ork '" muC'h
a Jnd "' ort('n ai. you
l1k1• All nrt11·l· "lk1ll'
n1•1·1h·d
• Typhh
·~ •Wont Proc
• AcctC~
• Clerb
T ,, p p a v . r> a 1 d
v Jl'<1l1oni.. rf'ferrdl.
l111nui.1 ·-. N .. vcr J
f l 'I'
IELL~
• ~ J ( J l l I •
C'.1 II 11r
l '11m1· l11 T•>1l,1\
Jn in ..
llJ..1441
'!fr.! Bu''°' ' C"1 n11·1 I 11 •\ ,.
!-.uil•· ;'(,IH
llunl ini:ton lir-.11 lo
147.)4"
11~1-; ~.1rnt'r \v1·
•Zl~J
I .. ,e1111 1 '111u• I
I) 1-0S4J
· ~i'•"ll C'othot lln:1r1
!'\.1n1,1 flnot
fSJ..OIJO
115 ' \1 ,un
•In U&JI Hlo. k
IHr1t·1·•
t-quJI Opportun1l\
t-mp1m 1 r \t lo
I PilTTIME
EVENINGS
Adulla wrth OUUllandlng,
at.lraetave personaUUes
who enjoy woriunic with
lada. Over 21. Start al
13 50 per hour {hone
842 432 1 , Ex 250
BETWEEN 4 00·5 ·oo PM ............
Eqwtl Opportunity
Employer
Part lime deli work for woman. whale children
11? Ill '\Chool Call J n.
5419-1422
MOW IS THE TIME
for ,otJ lfttlen to check
thf' 011ly Pilot Help
Wanted cltw11fic11llon. If
the ;ob you want 111 not
there you DUd\l comlder
olftt1nR your servwe11
With an ad 111 lhe Joh
Wanted c11Legory Phone
642·!J078
Sl.89 per DAY
Thul ' ALL you p.iy
fora
JO day ud
1n th1·
DAILY PILOT
SERYICE
II RECTORY
00 IT NOW'
642-5671
-----------' ----------
WE CHALLENGE YOU TO COMPARE
If you think you are Hllalfled with your preaent job, try thl1 career chec:k-1111.
r .... , Top Compeflt•ve Wagf's
'l Overtime t 1a11et>te on ALL Shilts
3 25 year trac k record of conttnued
prol1ls as1ures 1ot> stabllrty
4 Cost ol L 1v1ng Raise' Quarterly
5 St'li1t Premiums
6 Modern Cle11n Fac1l1toes
7 13 Holidays 1ncludet'I Chrostmc1s
S hutdo wn
8 Paid Vacation
9 Free Lile. Medical Prescropllon
and Dental Cc:verage
10 Generous Retirement
1 I Freewey close Orangl' County
Location
12 Credit Unio n
13 Ou11tending Sick Leave Program
My Company L.S.I.
0 ~ 0
0 if
0 ~ 0
0 ~ 0
0 .I
0 ~ 0
0 ~
0 tJ 0
If you 1r1t able to check 111 twelve you'" prob•blv 1ltf'll<Jy wor~ong et L S I II not maybe you
lhoutd think more 1b0u1 11 e.11e1 ytl give 01 • c111 41n(I w41 II o•vu you 10mtl m Ore 1e11on110 think
•bout
Ou• d ivers" chenr bue 1 comb•n111on of go....wim41nt comm411c111 •no m111tary cus1omo1s
en11>let Le1r S1991er 10 offer tl'lt uruque coml>m•t•on ot 1ott 111b•hly and career opportun11v
Cu1111n1 openonoa include
TOOL ROOM MACHINISTS
Tool Room
2nd &t'llft
r•ttnllve lllh• mtch1nino
Tool Room 2nd Stull
(111ern11 & Internal Gr1nd109
J'9 Bore DeVtelg 111 & 2nd $hill Exten11ve DeVtteo experi·
11nce on prototype and
tooClnt
Toof M•ker 111 & 2nd Shift
Jig Bore Soeclallat
2nd & 3rd Shlt1
Requ1101 e11perfence In small
JIO bor11 P l w. I< & T. aome
l'Q 0""" 111perierice requirf'd l<now1eooe ot
Moore g11nder
J•O & I 1~1 u re1 <:1101
prototype worll
PRODUCTION MACHINISTS
O.Vlleg 1nd Jig MIH
Lucu Boring MIH
Jig lo,. Machtnl1t1
3rd $n11t ...
Proflle MKhan11t1
2nd $Ml
Knowledge of Mydrotel end
Wiiton
l
'
Turret Lath• 2nd a 3rd Shilt
Ot1nder Machlnl1t1
2nd Stull
Internet & t•lernal grinding
oper11or L1mrted eape11enc;1
M:Cej:)tet>le
EnalM Lathe
111. ~nd & 3rd Stull
Mllllna Mechlnleta inct 8Mt
Profile Mltchlnlltl
11t Shift NIC Mechlnery, center 3. 4. &
& 1111
I
~~~ ..... ?!!! ~!~ ..... ?!.~ ~~=~ ..... ?!!! Mondlly, September 10. 1979 DAILY PILOT
MllpW_.. 71H HllpW..... 7100 ...... 1001 ....................... . ............................................ . IA&IRADY
llmTIMST/TYPIST
For womn'• 1pparel
libop ID N9w1*t Beach.
O¥w a llanday 'a olf ,,,_.. ..... •-------•--------Tow Truck Drtvera tut• ltOO'a Rom e Comfort
Pre·Scbool Tea"a."'
..s.d t\&U llaw. Hwll
Bcb •re• Beneru1 • relaea 147 ·SH4 o r
IOaltl.
. NtMTIHG
F Aune ~non.s n~t'd
w wb oltaet p~room
Elq)t'4 4s tr~ Man ace 20, PetU\)'HYt'r lfiW
PlaceoUa. CM
Prin&ing
IOOk ft ASTE UP
L<dd.ng for a romp1111y
wt."e you can hwld ;i
career" We would IJke tu
t.a.llt to you. CompoJ! 11.:
DepL now acceplUlg llP
plicaUoo.s for pai.te up
Apply 'n)e Pennysaver
1661 Placentia A. vc C ~l
_ThW'!. monungs
100%
COMMISSION
Real Estate firm In So.
Oran£e Co seeking
highly motlvuted, e o-
lhu~1a t1r r<.'al estate
llCet\Sl'<.'l> 1nter~sted in
UX>' . t-arn.mg power Ca II
661-1717
Ilc<.11 f.. t..1l1· Salrs, he or
ui•Llcem.cd Will train.
673-1:n1 A.. ... k for 8111. the Printing Stock boy m \en ~ & gen. cleanup IJC)SJ maoa~er
I.Joo avail. immed <Xfrr~ --~------1 xlol benefits & op Rea.II-bl.ill'
portwuty to learn pn11t Con:mi Andusmal ing U>dustrY w 54 yr old t • '
pnnting co. tn Sant'.l J\nJ Sc:i;~Sl>fl"SOftS
'Major medlul company located In
MI• IDri Viejo. la 1 kin1 • person to work (Ult tlmc on I permonenl balll
In the upal'lt)' of .a R pt on.lat . You
mu 11t hav~ 3 yeara experience in
workJn !n an omc: -& have a typlna
speed or 80 wpm You must be
punctuol. have o f>I ant telephone
voice, b n at in appearance.
drdtc1t ed. hr.id worklns Ir o
If sta rtt-r You will also be
ponalbl for meetinl{ tht! pubhc &
ral omce work. mcludina simple
ntlng & tti l ex machine. You
m havt• u tcood aptitude ln math.
Non ·&nlok~r Excellent benefits. p~y
c·o mmens urate with expt!rlence.
t• >. t'l•llcnt 111urround lnJUi Only those
l\~ekm)( ~rmanent employment need
upply {all Su an ror appointment,
581~
ltc.,.._,,, /l'Ylli•t
ror boat aalea office. 4
da,y WHk I.net. w~kend
Some exper1encti n :
QUnd. 675-3282
•fUOCEPTIONlST•
for rluroproctlc office.
typing & hte bkkpg
Career minded. 540-~9
RE C F.PT J ON I ST -
TYPU,'1' -busy Irv. de-
s 1 g n co needs girl
w good typing skills
PreYlou:s orfice exper re-
quired Light typing w I
recept.rnru~t duties. Up to
$750mo Call Charlene
55&39:11
RlCEP710HIST
Light typ111g. good phone
personality Chance to
advance with new com-
pany No expr nee l'IPI
Bch loc t.94-0306
Rest.aw-ant r ·
ASST MGIJUPH
1rY1M area. xfnt career
oppty for a11re111ve
)'OWl& person. Reply to
..:I •B. CtO The OaUy
Pilot. PO Box~. Cotta
Me.ea. Ca 92626.
Restaurant: Sandwich
person. cook. counter
h elp wan ted. Good
s:i.lary Call ror interview
67:>-~93.
Restaurant
Houaewl ves & student.a.
Friendly. dependable &
oonsclentJow If you Uke
t.o cook. you 'II like this
place Apply In person
tx'tween 2·5 weekdays
StonemilJ Terrace. 2915
Red H.tll, Costa Mesa
Restaurant
81...,.llOO, full or part
Ume. WW tra!D. Slnler.
5tf.UIS
SaletperlOb, permanent
t\l1J Un», will traift. R. M
Abrema Catel o1 Showroom, lilt N .. port
Blvd.. Coate .....
•SAUSNOPLI
'21),000 +•year?
Weoeedyou! ! !
SECIETAIY
Major medJ cal electronJc company Is
seeking a career person who likes a
busy desk. with excellent typing skill.a.
short.band & telex upertence helpful
&. a good aptitude in math. We are m n~ed or a self-starter who enjoy&
detaU & dlvers1tication. Non·amoker.
Ex ce llent b ene fit s . Pa y
commens urate with experience.
e><cellent surroundings. Location close
to all your personal needs. Mission
Viejo area Only those seeking
permanent employment need apply.
Call Susan tor appointment. 581-3830.
•P\&D co. beftefltl • Lead
pnicrams •We wUJlrl.la Secretary. typln g. Npt
Hey CUUJGAN lfAN! 8ch PJec Comp Sales Of.
SHIPPING
Immediate day shift
apeoi.o&. Prior ex per. de-
SJrable. S4 00 to s tart
w IOYertime avail. Lead-
1n1 benefit package
w lful.ly paid medJcal &
dental 81\tt-80 days
Ollf Wayne C.321J • flee. Selary + 631-5031
830-3031
Sales Pe1'11Cla, exper'd pre.
rd but will train. Mike's
Carpets, lM E. 17th St ..
C.M.~.
Sales
Radio Shack has foll
time c areer o p ·
portuniUe11 & part tJme
opportunities opening up
now in the Corona de I
Mar & Costa Meaa areas
If you are a college
graduate or are curre nt·
ly &OUll to college & are
b lgb ly m ot ivat ed
towards increued earn· 1ng s ba se d on
performance please app-
ly at 3427 E. Coast Hwy.
CdM ; 1803-A Newpart
Blvd.CM
RADIO SHACK
AT~Corp. EOE
Sales
*' .• .., , /I' S m a 11 , pe a s a n t
englneeriag office Mon·
Fri. 1-5pm Muat be &d
cypiat, 5419-:i.234
Semury
LRAL
ROSAHIMC.
S48 ~. Npl B<:h
An Equal ()pporturuty
Employer
Shoe Sales. xlnt Job ex per.
person. Top earnings
+benefits Full & p,t
Growth oppty here
Ouldren's Bootery, N B
Mr Milter. 644 2464
SIG+IMA.kB
D~GN 2 has 1mmed
()pl'ning for sandbtasted
s1gnmalwr. Some wood
shop expr nee Cal?
Read S40-TI88
relocating in Lalo! llilb Succes:.ful brokerage ·--~--.-;.-;.-;.;;;;. Call547-7174 firm h ;1:. 1 mmt.'d1at e
Food Service Workers.
5am I.Ill 9·30am. Mon
thru Fra. No ex per
necessary. $3.35 per hr
t.o start. Housewives &
students welcomr
TRJ..R.OM
HEEDS YOU
SECRITAIY
Immediate opening for
Legal Secretary with 3
years expenence for our
expanding Newport
Beach Legal Depart
menl. to provide support
to one or more attorneys
Areas of law 1nchide.
Real E s tate . Com
mercial, Industrial.
General Corporatt> and
Property Management.
T yp in g 60 wpm .
shorthand desirable Op·
porturuty to work in a
pleasa nt environment
With exce llent benefits
package Please submit
resume for 1nlen1ew
THE IRVIHE CO
£<O Ne wport Center Dr
Newport Beach. E 0 E
Slat1onery S t o r e 1n
Coronadcl Mar needs ex
penenced sales I ady
fU1J time 5 d<>)s. xlnt
work.mg ronds Es pee 1 a I
ly fu•t-d1entele fi7S. IOJll
Printin Oj)eru::g~ for l'Cimrnen·ial
, ~ and 1 .•lu ... t r1 ..tl ::.ales
Expenenced Off SN Jlrt' JX'NOO'i WI' h lhc fo!IOW·
ssman for 1"51 multi lit 2 lfl~qu;.hh1· 1•i11ro;
color Ham.:da 770 55 Cdhf R f; Llt.t'ru.e
year old_ co. m Santa And Collci:c t>Jckj.!round
relocating to La I! u n ;i S..•h~ f:,1 t-nPll"I'
l(ills, 4 day wP-CI •• l<Jp 1Comr11 I & lnl.lu. ... tnal >
wa1es, xlnt benefits Call we 11 rr er 11 st r 011 g
547-7174. pos1t1ve (·nv1ronmenl for
------1o11mrg-.,._~• succt.''>sful pcri,()nal PROOF READER Jm•IAth in comm·1 & in-
Re«'ptJon1sts:
SSS
Earn with
Uniforce
Tcmnoraries
TOP BENEFITS& PAY
Paid Vacations . NO
FEE.
85 t-91 3 1
2181 DuPont Dr. Irvine
To fill avalanche or or-
ders from marine.
motorcycle, sporting
goods. motor sports. re
tallers Great oppty but
we are very selective &
want confident winner
types only We tram ex-
pertly Visit us & see
Call Mr. Stone 540-4023,
9-1.
Sales
SECRETARY
P 'r. 10.3 n ex1ble, Mon
Fri Young 11ttratt I\ e
lady for Real Estate of
lice Typmg. diet a phone + plca.sant phone voice
Newport Center ~Ir
Genie. 640-6tiOO
Tiie Irvine World Nl'"-'> dustnal real l'State sales.
leasing .ind mvcstmc•nts -----=------has an immed1iste o~ Pn m Oran;:<' and San Otego
Meat slicer for portion
control on automatic
sheer Sun. lhru Thurs
Approx 7 hrs. daily
F1ex1ble on s tarling
time llam thru 2pm
Will train mature reiJa
ble person. Salary open.
Lori's Kitchen. 3077 S
Harbor Blvd. (al Car·
nage Dr.) Santa Ana
m-0747 aft 10arn.
WILD WEST
STORE
Secntc.ly Giri Friday
&mil advertis ing aeen
cy tn Harbor a re a net'd.s
a sharp. respans1ble.
se lf · m o ti vate d
sec ret ary Goo d
secret.anal skills a must
Ca ll f or appt
TI4-&f.5-l475
ing for a part lirn< 01l'i.!l'., For further in·
Proofreader !.. T' I' t furr1C11l11n ,·untal'l ter Approx1matel) n
hours per week wil l be Coip)O. :.~e Re..J:ty Inc.
req1.ared. Typmit i.pct.•d 1~..J.52 A MacArthur lllvd.
of 60 wpm & :;elf ::.turlt•r !'-.11' :no. Ir vine. Ca hf
are sought for this pos1 9Z715
t1on. Please call J orc-;,Jl 7141975-0888
Buckie at ext. Ul8
THI IRVINE CO
550 Newport Center Dr
Newport Beach. 644-338!1
Equ.aJ Opp Employer
Pwchaslnca Agent
Expanding Jlunt. Bch.
gauge mfg. needi. :i
purc hasing agent
responsi~Je for issuing &
~acing fnatenal orders
;tt a SlM per annum
-volume. Successful can
'd.tdale will have 5-10 yrs
expenence WJth pur<'has
lng small stamped or
rr11chl.ned metal parts &
molded plastic parts
'S.tbmit resume or call
: 3 D INSTRUMENTS
• US42Chemica1Lane
H\Dlt. Bch.. Ca. 92649
714/$4-5351
Purchasing
PURCHASING
CLERK
--H.eceivini: Clerk for H B.
~ Store Mon Fri 9-5 Mm age 30 847 2563 ----Receptionist/Part-t i me.
Mornings $3.00 hr start·
Ing G1M"><I apllt"arance. n;i Ullti9 Nr. 0 .C
Airport
RECEPTIONIST
Growing company in
I rvine. needs ex-
penenlC'cd. responsible
per~on for front
desk phon~. misc office
dut.Je:. Monday thru Fri-
day, 8 s. Good benefits.
Slllary n ego tiab le.
714 557 5()111
RECEPTIONIST w /lile
b o kkeep1ng duties
Starting pay $725 mo.
Boat Traru11t Inc . ask for
Curt, 546 7172
RECEPTIONIST
For Com;trucllon Co.
Near Brookhur s t &
Adam s . Hunt. Bc h
962 6683
RECP 'TY PIST F IT,
need e n thusiastic .
ple~31ll person for our
front office. Must type
65wpm and enj oy
an~wcrin~ the phone .
Will consider a beginner
who is w11llng to learn
Contact Patty Sm•th.
l8S2 Langley Ave .. Irv
S5&896l
Reta.ii Store needs resp &
encrget.Jc Xerox & sla
t.lonery clerk. Start p rr
AM & Sat. Bake r St, CM.
Call M-F . 8-3: Ask ror
Mrs. Matranga 754-1000
WESTMINSTER
Mow acuptln9 ap-
plc.a&M fw M tlrM
Dept. Head. ........ .
pt•hnecl.
in person at 15412
west. 898·SS4l. RJGCING & BOAT OUT-
FITrlNG-qualilied peo-Sales
ple pleasecall631-2161 Wanted younf men who
Sailboat Maint & Clean·g. will get aloag well with
Rese_....nlS· t F\Jll t1me, n:ust have wo men . Call Mr .
IYGUU m in . knowledge o r 1bomi-on54CM023,9·l.
needed for an exclusive sailboats. mech-elect Sales
Private resort in Laguna syste m· Thur• Mon Be ach. Experien ce 7 3.30 u;cl ,.,,!mds-13 50 NAT'Llndus. Hardware
helpful. Ask for Stretch ~ ·~7100 · · It tool& SUPPLIER Now
trtU4-&521. · hiring for sales & mogt ~~~~~~~~ISAJUNG INSTRUCTOR trainin&-Up to S200 wk needed for 25-27 ' cruising salary + comm-120K. R~AURANT HELP sailboat. part-time in-Won near HB-lrvine 18
• SECRET ARIES •
Type 70. SH 80. fin SlUOO
TypeS6,ourofc Sl0.800
Recep4. type SS Sl0.800
TypefiO. SH 70 RE $14,400
F tC Real El tat.e $16.000
F IC Ad a11ency $16,000
•Counselors
Sales Our Office•
Appt Only /Free
Lu Reinders Agency
4020 8jrch. Elltab '64
Newport Beach. 833-3190
Part time Lunch shift eluding Wknda. 645-7100. yn +. Sludent.a ok Will
Counte r help needed. train. 3Shr wk. 95'7-1150. Secwity
SJ.2.5 per hour. Ideal for --------Mr.J08eph. CiAnCiUAltD
college s tudents & SALES SCOPE DRILLER, will For private community,
housewives. Call Ron 2·5 l rain w 1s 0 me ex . Laguna Beach area. Day
pm. 955-«l54. CASHIER SALES · Call f t srurt. ~1 Mon thru penence. or app . .Fri for appt Restaurants di 562-1634. or 549-3887. ~ ---PERRY'S PIZZA n e are looking for an
Now lunng for part or outgoing person for full
full time help. Must be time posiUon. In addition
able to work wknds Will t.o good starting wage11.
work around schoo l cashiers share in com-
schedule. Must be 18 yrs mission pool. Please app·
or older. Apply in person ly In person, Mon thru anytime FH8-S.
21<.i~. W. Oceanfront.NB
Sea m s tress. sample
maker, M /F. production
exp. Full llme. perma-
nent for designer line.
The Banana Republic,
689 So. Coast Hwy .
Lag\ma. ~3462.
SICUTARY /GEHERAL
Sl.Dck (.1erk F fl Health
food i.t.ore
~9537
ST()Q( ClERI
Growtnf( Orange County
hiued company seek.s in
dlVlduaJ t.o assume 1>tock
room respons1b1llly of
picking & stocking nf
pans Other duue:s will me slu Vi>lllf( rec et\ 1.0 g &
gent'ral wareh ous1nj?
~ Electronar com
ponen ts knowledge
tK.1:.ful M101mum one
year expcnence Good
company benefits Call
~57 9051 Equa I Op
Porturuty Employer
STC>MlCU'TTB
Qmom JeWelry shop bas opemq for 1tonecuuer
Cot a.aJay jobs and custom
C'UU.ing. WIU traui ap-
prent 1 ce Veterans
benefil.8 available Any
art related expr helpful
Make beJaut.ifuJ art WOf'k
and eet paid nry well
Please calJ for 10t.erv1ew
M-t'. 497-ICB>
TUC ...
Subdlt•u W..t.d
S75 Nit DAY
Qu.ahfaed substitute
teachers wanted to leach
K·12 students tu a result m a teacher work slop
page. Vabd Cal credm
t1al o r emergen r)
credeollal required Ap·
ply at the Personnel of
ftceorcaJl·
...... UMfied
Sdool Distrid
2350 W. Latham. Hemet. ca A pleasant atmosphere ----
for pef'SOO with accurate SEU. idle items with a ---------typing, lots of phone con Dally Pilot Classified Ad Restaurant
ROGER'S
GARDENS
2301 San Joaqwn
Hilla Road
640-594'
OfftCE
lndependent, dlver&lfied
duties F i na n c ial
Services Firm. Good
skllls. experience re
q\j red. 640..() 1.23.
-..~Officer
We are seekinii a reliable
individual able to work
flexible hours Som e
security r e lated ex·
perience helpful Enjoy
excellent com pany
benefits. Apply 9am
nom. Mon-F'r1. PeJ'$0D
nel.
MARRIOTT HOTH.
!KIO Newport Center Dr
Newport Beach
Equal Oppor Employer
t-714-658-2171
tact, great benefits BOB'S
NO FEES
KRUEGER
& ASSCXJATES
851-0471
Ha.ve something to sell.,
To place your message
before the
reading public.
phone
Daily Pilot
Cla.sstl1ed,642 5678
Classified ads do it we ll. I•--------
auellty Aaaurance
Put Some
"Quality"
HOME OF THE
llGIOY
lmmediat.e openings in
our family rest_aurant at
nearby locations. We re-
qw re no previous ex·
perience. Join our friend-
ly team. Come see us to-
day between 2-4pm.
Walhn w...,......
M.11~ TraiMff c.w.r.
CDM
Sales
Are you an a r tistic,
creative. energetic
person who likes things
sparkling, has sales It
display ability? Lido
Villages leading jeweler
wiahes full time locldn ·a
Sa l . no nites. Call
673-9334.
Sales Clerk; F\111 time In·
cld'g l weekend day,
pe rm. Retail rer·s .
4'17-2925.
SECRETARY Typing
40wpm. Phones. Front
mfice appearance Full·
time . S alary o pen
SG-1343
Service Station Allen·
dam.: Apply Mobile Car
Wa,,h. 1701 Tu.st.In Ave &
17stSt .CM -----
Secretary /Rttept1on1st Service Stal.Ion Manage
OC Airport area. Exp rnent Trainee. F\Jll lime, req'd experien ced Lite
75H760 mechanical required All Benerlts Apply 2590
Newport Blvd C M SICUTARY
Newpart Center Law
Finn. lnte.Wgence. good
Pills & prior legel ex·
perience required Ca II
Ruth Bruer 75'>-3800.
Serv. Sta. attnd Will
train. S700 I Mo + Ca II
Carl. «>-0121 SJC
TB.IPHOME SALIS
Work p 1t1me in our
telephone sales room
<AM. 9 2 shin> and still
have ~easure time Cor
yourself W ages +
O>cnm Call fordetads
L.A. Times
~l
In Your Career
9842 Adams St. H.B.
23952Avenidadela
Carlotta. Laguna Hills
73ll F.dinger , H.B.
4601 Campua Dr. Irvine
154 E. 17th. St. C.M.
SALEStDELTVERY. If
you need •decent paylng
Job up to $4·'6+ evs 1---------•I 5-9pm , call afl lpm.
Service St.aUon Attendant
---------full & part. hourly
-+commlsaloo. 673-3320.
Telephone Solicitors
Lucky you' We have 2
openings & It ·s not often
we lose a tele phone
eolidtor How would you
like to Hm anywhere
from S3 SG-16.00 hr and
lltill spend all day Ill the
beach., The hrs are Sun
thru Thurs 5·30-9pm
There's no selling in·
volved & no exp .
necessary. 540-4088 an
tpm· A.all for Sue
. •.
Now Is the time to use your
expe'rlence end ~kground In Quellty
Aaauranc• . to Improve your career outlook. Lear Slegler-Energy Pro-
duct• Dlvlalon la ... king lndlvldutlt with the •blllty and desire to move up
to an lnduatry leader.
Sr. Q.A. Engineer
W• ... k en Individual with • atrong
'**ground In development of Quelr-
ty PYQoeeduret end Ins pection Plan-
ning with experience In dlmentlonal
gauging prlletloea.
Q.A. Engineer
S31~11
Equal Oppor Emplyr -------1111111-•I SALE;
Restaurant pert time.
Caabler At Assistan t
aendwlc b ber. Irvine
Oubbouae. Xlnt work.Ing
cond. & club mem-
benblp. 9·2, Mon-Fri.
756-7500 J eek bt WD 2 Is
WM.
Eam your Cbriatmea
money early. Full time•
part time poaltiona open
In: ...
Sports...-
s, :::t~
"'-r. 11hllln 11 ...........
~
M11111••~ ........... c •• ,.. .. •. ...., ........ .,
<M'~ bllMfttt lo· ctudt:lacount r.tYDett. medical • din· tai. •r• ~. pro1tt ~F
MP1 "11..._. .... ,. ....... z.o.s.. •tr
Secret.a.rial
••ATTIHTIOH• * Sbdenta Teachers
Jb.mewtvea I !
EARN VACATION SS
WE NEED
SECRET ARJES
IMMEDIATELY
wttb or w /out 1bortband 1All or abort term. holi-
day Ir vacation P•Y.
holpltalbetlon evall•·
ble.
VOLT
••I •I I• I• I
Sewl n1 M ac h ine
()perat.Qn: Exp pref'd,
near OC Airpo r t .
benefits. Mon-Thurs
M :3lpm. 979-1483.
--·-----Telephone Sales part
time. Salary -+ bonuses.
Ask for DarreU 631-12.66
-------•!TELEPHONE SALES -
SHEET
METAL
WORKERS
5MlrOp11tllor1
APPLY IN PERSON
l..erle national co. in Irv. needs Z aalea people to
work from OW' office.
f\ill Ir patt·Ume 11hifla
avail. Selary -+comm. Ir
booua. For Interview
phone 540-8091 aak ror
Anlt.a.
TIRE Ir GENERAL
AUfO SERVlCE, 5 day
work week . Apply
Newport Tire Center.
IOOO E. Coat 8'r)', Cl>ll
TOOLCRll
I
l*''d. Top P•Y A9P1)' ""•· 1375. s.. at 11 04JW Towla1. HOB Rota! St N.B . .....,_,
~Way.C.lf ta-tm _mGIMI _______ _
row TBOCK DlUVERS. &..,. om ..... .., ..
Experimoed only. Uve i2000.C.H53e-IWP 1nc:c..11 ........
Truell Ori ver: Off lee
flnkure delivery. OC"
LA. BobteU tnick. Cd drivtnc record. Exp pre·
f 'd . U .50 to s terl.
lllc llabao Deak 1800
Ne wport Blvd, C M.
ICM50
Typewnter
TaAJMll TICH
Fleld aervice technician
with your own car Ce 11
Ql'M in Irvine. 957·1195
Typlst.s
••ATT&nlON••
Sb.tdenlll Teachers
Housewives!'
EARN VACATION SS
WE NEED.
.tSenlor Typists
/Stat Typists
ll>tcUtphone typlSt..s
IC1erk Typists
NEED IMMEDIATELY Lone & short term. holl -
da y le vacation pay
bosp1tahzal1on ava1la
Ille
~VO,LT
f i' MPC»l ,.&.n' ~ HVtCI It
546-4741
3848Campu.., Dnve
tacross from
Jolwl Wayne Airport I
F,qual 0ppor Employn -· VAU .. I PARKING. PT
lun r hes Wome n t-n
coura,Red to dpply
Pnvate club 644 54<>4
WAI TER W \ITH f',SS
P 'r Lunch 1mh PnvJtl'
Cub 644-5404 -
Wa1tre,1>t-~ lmrnl'UtJI••
<JJ)l'runl( '°' <-x~r d111n1•r a. .Rra' t-yard Paid '"' d
IJonS Rood It~ 1\pJ1h Td\)1>r., Rt-~lJUrJnl
Retlh1tl & !:-tantd \nJ
fhr..., T~ltn
Wall~ w car for w11•kt•r
b.ia.ket lur1<h "'f\IC•
:1 X· lPM \fon l·'r1 E,1 rn
Sl.2..>-$15/J ""et•kl)' ,\\u-.1
tw neat P..-"OnJhlt· t..
energt-tH l'Jll &7!1 tr.47
al\ Ur.tm fCJr dppt
..... _.. IOIO ••••••••••••••••••••••• Used Retn1e,•t.on WMhen 6 Dryera
BARGAINS-SERVICE
Best A&lllliance 538-0811
18llA18bema St. H.B.
F\-eezer: Lre uprlaht
Whirlpool, 2 yrs. like
new. one tMO. sac l300.
Caab only. 64S-1295 eves.
GE WH ber. gd cond
w /mini tub & Lady Ken-
more dryer Both for
$185 Call alt 3PM ••
NM08S
l.argest Sear" Coldapot rdrig. Brand new cond.
S!SO. firm. Worth dbl.
646-s::MO Iv msg John __ _
Dlshwuhers nf'W & used.
from $78. new CUl;t + 53
Ga rden G r ove I\ p
pbances 13191 Harbor
Blvd 537-6333
HELP• Our warehouse 1s
overflowing 1 You can
save big money now on
new washeri;, dryer s.
r efrigerators & dis
hwasberl. lit CO'it ~ 5';, .
lnstaot credit. no dowo
Gardeft Gro••
AllOllance.
13191 Jlarhor Blvd
531 6333
West.tnghow.e U U froi.t
fr relng . l'OJJpt•rtonc .
perf l'Ond Scar11 Ill 5
ftQ>l fr frt~J.l'r 546 0269
Refng lrg bronze 2 dr
Xlnt cond SlSO 831 4482
tx831 0360
MJ)td.: or K1•nmore
Washer $95 K<·nm11ro·
Ga.' Dryer $1:1~. Wl"'I 111ghou.\~ St.wk W11,h1·r &
Or}t-r Sl95 Guar l)tol v
~)!li72
or:'r t.lt..">-<•J' or l'lt·1·tn1
..,, mp It· t h r 1• 1· 11 n d .
i:v1ranlee<I Y•>Ur l'hrnet·
)Ll.'°1 s. r. 633.1
14iikfinq Maff.rials 8025 .•.••••..•...........•.
Ill.I 12x I~ ~l'Xll'Jn Tt•catt·
'file SJ IJ(l 1•Jth '•Mi 11•~.11
8040 Oocp WaJtres~ t'X.pt"r Apph •••••••••••••••• •••••••
111 per-.on tx-•wet'n 2 lpm KF.E:5HO~D PUP'\ AKC
SfA\ KOS. 5IJ3U w (.;OJl>l Oiamp l>lrC :'1 ... Pel &
Hw' N IJ i.huw Pvt pl y
W A>liB> DRIVER
SUHOAY OHLY
To debver Daily Pilot
bundles to earners Rt•
qua res van or large sta
bon wagon and • ~ood
dnving record Phone
642 4321 and ask for
Harry Seeley or Don
W\llJarno;
EQt;AL
OPPORTUNITY
EMPLOYER
WAREHO L'SF.
DELIVERY pen.on for
party renta l l>lor e
P time Appl) 2025
Newport Bl\ d CM
Wm efMMn ,.,. n
P\.Jll Ume SJ 2.5 per hr to
stan Lale dn\ln~ MU1>l
be 18 o r u \ '-' r L' J 11
~ 7:JXl A.l>k for Ed
WAUHOUSIMAH
fCK bjlht manufartunng
rompany Som t• l'XPr
pref F\Jll time pos1t1on
631-006
WAREHOUS~
F'ACTORY
ASSEMBLERS
213 007 1345 uf\ 6 pm
AKC Gldn Retnever pups.
Hunters, wtr dogs, 80
C h a mp Pedigree
~
Blac:k-s 1lver Germ a n
9lepherd puppy. fem, ~
wks. ~ood hm only .
646-5'757
Pomeran1anb blonde
mother. l yr. red sable
falher. la-.. >"· wolf s a-
ble fem boiby 10 wki.
64S-1.2915 eves
Pt:REBRED G REAT
DANES 7 wee~. S65
962·8006
AJo(C TF.ACUP rnoou;'
P UPPY. MALt-; $1511
CALL 992·217R
f'ant.i.s t1 c Gt.'rman
Shepherd puppteli Xlnt
blood hne. brt.-d for tern
pcrament. ~lit' & 111><'
d1ence A K C reg
640-1631
Xlnt watc h do1t Lah m1"
ture . .Rood w kid::.. nct.'<i!>
home 64.5-2394
FrtttoYou 8045 ...........•...........
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Top Pay Paid Weeki}
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Welder. exper MIG &
TIG. min 50hrs Health &
Dental benefit~ V A I
16781 Noyes Av. Irvine
546-8210
WIRE OPERATOR
M-.ior Newport Beach
brokerage firm has open
Ing for a n ass·t wire
aperator Mature. de~n dable person who can gel
~ well with people
Must work well under
prMSure. Hrs ti.30AM·
3PM. Contact Josette,
'714 J644..9U I
Women 's Fas h ion
Ware h ouse need11
mabft woman strong lo
math. Ca U !r79-1806
WORD PROCESSING
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to appreciate 642 9tl03
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wks. 2 malt.~. 2 ft•m Besl
homes only 5411 1337
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**I BUY**
Good used l-\Jrn1ture &
l\ppltaneefi -OH I will sell
or SEU for You
MASTERS AUCTIOH
646 1616 & 133-9625
Dining room t bl w 16
wrought iron red velour
clwrs. gd cond S56 2842
Dining Room Sel · Four 8reuer-11tyle chair11
with chrome legs a nd
black vinyl seats and
backs , dark w ood
butcher block l11ble with
chrome legs. $250 or
make offer CaU 531-1397
After6pm.
MOOR HOME
U.OSE.OUT SALE
Decorator furniture le
a~ea. Cedar Glen '
Townbolnel, 2S54 Elden
Ave. Clolte Mesa, 11 to 6
daily. 642-6734. l.aav Tect..lcla. Part-,ime for or-s.mnce! Must sell coo· ~Ltd Uc •cccp. t..u of lg home; loe»e
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l"ully equipped. xlnt
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pl l250C> or belil Otf t!r
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rrom your bultne.1 card
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return pe rmane ntly
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for rt' Baytlnrr 751 3448 &42-~.540-7171
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Orange Coast
EDITION
VOL:. 72, NO. W, S SECTIONS. 21 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1979
Year Bo•etewa d
Dally Ne~8paper I
c Fl FTEEN CENTS J
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Beat, Bad Air to Plague Coast ...
81 DA VD> &t1ftllANN ....... "" .... Raadd alr and blllteriftl tAun ·
~ra\W"et eou1d •l•lA plaaue Soutbem c.utorAla T\lesclay ln
the wake ol ftnt-ataae amoe
alert. tbat were ellPffted m
aeveral Oranae County eon»
muniU. toda.y.
A spokesman for the Air
Quality Manaaement District
said unhealthful air for everyone
was anticipated todav in the
clUaa al An&Mtm. La Habra. l'!l
Toro and Loe Alamltoa .
Bordertine areu were to tnclude
San Juan Capistrano and
La1una Beach.
There followed weekend amoc
levels that were amon1 the
highest ln the area ln five years
Other couta.l areas aucb as
Huntington Beach bad been ex
peeled to have air unhealt.blul
for sensiUve persons aJona with
the San Fernando and Santa
Clarlta valleys and the forecast for today. but air of·
Rlvenide and San Bernardino ficiala aald the possibility exist·
areu. ed tor such an alert to be called.
The AQMD spe>kesman said a
fl.rat ataae alert means children.
the elderly and persona with
respiratory and cardiac prob-
lems should remain Indoors.
Add ltlonally, motorists are
uked to curtaU their driving
and scbool children should not
National Weather Service
spokesmen said the smog and
beat of the la.i¢ several days
have been the result of weak sea
bree.ies and a strong inversion
layer over the South Coast Air
Basin.
exerclse outdoors. "Tomorrow could be a bad
No ~nd stage alerts were one. too." an AQMD spokesman
said of air quality t.brouchout
the basin.
Altbouah no second stage
alert.a were called this morning,
he said if it were known in ad·
vance conditions existed for
such poor air, mchut:ry would be
required to implement car pool·
ing plana. tankers would not be
loaded or unloaded in the Los
Angeles and Long Beacb harbor
areas ~ lDduatty'would. be re-
quired to curta il cert ain
emissions.
Companies required to form
car pools would be those with JOO
or more employees working one
shift al one location.
The National Weather Service
said the hot temperatures which
scorched the Southland over the
weekend could continu e
throughout the week.
The mercury zoomed to 95 in
Santa Ana Sunday and to 79 at 'See ALERT, Page AZ>
Goo Globs Fo • g Huntington
Guarde d Cond itio n
Niguel Banker
Shot; Man Held
By STEVE MITCHELL
Of tM O.lly "INf SwH
A bank manager from Laguna
Niguel remains in guarded but
stable condition at South Coast
Medical Center after being shot
in the stom ach outside his
parked car in Laguna Beach
early Saturday momrng.
J ohn Donald Shea. 38, or 31344
Strike Halts
1 Airline's
Operatio ns
After more than a year of un-
successful bargaining, members
of the Airline Employees As·
aociation who work for Hughes
Airwest walked off their jobs
this morning.
I The strike was called at 10:30
1 a.m. after an all-night bargain·
'. ing s'essioo in Washington, D.C.
' A federal mediator failed to re-
solve the dispute over wages and
working conditions between the
airline and about 2,200 union
members.
A spokesman for the airline at
Orange County's John Wayne
Airport said Airwesl operations
there will be ha lted until further
uotice.
Airwesl station manager Tom
Chandler said the airline's
:.upervisory personnel got two
flights off thjs morning just as
j the strike took effect.
' C handler said an inbound I flight from Houston via Tucson
was due to arrive by midday and
. would be grounded until further
notice.
Chandler said a total or S3 sla·
lion employees man Airwest's
Orange County operation. assist-
ed by 21 mechanics.
Earlier today it appeared the
strike was t emporaril y
postponed when the midnight
sunday deadline passed and
negotiations were continuing.
Federal mediator Harry
Blcklord called a recess just
before dawn today to allow
participants to rest.
However, sometime during
ibat rest break, the union or-
dered lta employees to strike.
Attempt.a to reach the cor-
porate headquarters of the
airline ln San Francisco proved
futile after tbe strike wu called
because the union represents
secretarial employees as well as
cs. &TalK.E, Pase AZ>
SIVS ABOUI'
D'EllYIBING
"I've IOld Juat about evet'Y-
tbla1 tbro u1b Dally Pilot ~•111lfled ... "
That'• tbe adverttatq auccaa
•tory of t h e La1una Beach
woman wbo placed U1lt ad ln tbe Da1l7 Pilot:
Bdrm Set. CODl•Dl· ,....,,; J \WD bed&.
lldbrClt, matt~. ~x l)lrp, man't 6 laGMS d,.._. DIO ft DX•
....................... uu
Wes t Ntne Drive . Laguna
Niguel, remains in the intensive
care unit at the South Laguna
hos pital. He was taken there
after officers found him lying in
the gutter in the 1200 block or
Glenneyre Street at about 2: 15
a m . Saturday
Shea. vice president and
manager or the Southwest Bank
or E l Toro. IS also president or
the El Toro Lions Club.
Laguna Beach police arrested
Denver mechantc Joseph Louis
Duran, 24. after a 15 minute
pursuit through Laguna Beach
streets early Saturday.
Officers reconstruc ted the
story this way.
Shea allegedly left a tavern on
South Coast Highway after clos·
ing hours Saturday to return to
his cream-colo red Cadillac
parked on 01enneyre St.
A man approached the bank
manager and asked where the
Little Shrimp bar was located.
Shea gave the man ln.structions
to the nearby tavern, and turned
to put bis keys ln the car door.
The suspect then approached
Shea. placed a handgun against
his back and said, ''Don 't move
or I 'll blow you away."
He took the keys from Shea
and ordered him to go to the
other side of the car and get in.
Shea refused. and the suspect
allegedly pointed the large
caliber automatic pistol at bis
stomach and squeezed the trig·
ger.
Thf' susoect then leaped into
<See BANKER, Page A2 )
Ted to Make
Thanksgiving
Race Entry?
WASlllNGTON <AP) -Sen.
Edward M . Kennedy, under
growing pressure to run for the
1980 Democratic presidential
nomination, has indicated be
will decide whet.her to challenge
President Carter in time to enter
the primaries.
Kennedy told two New York
Democrats, Sen. Daniel Patrick
Moynihan and Gov. Hugh Carey.
that "by Thanksgiving I 'll have
a pretty good idea" whether he
will nm, according to sources
famlliar with the conversation.
Tom Southwick, Kenoedy'a
press aide, acknowledged that
the conversation took place but
refused to discuss the substance.
Southwick also said that
"clearly, a number of people ln
the party have said he <Ken·
nedy} ought to run." ·
The aide alao refuaed to dis·
cuss a pouible Kennedy ti.meta·
ble for deddln& whether to enter
the race.
If Kendedy decided ln late
November to Cbal.18llle Carter,
tbe Maaaacbuaett1 senator
would have Um• to 1et hll name
OD tbe ballot ln IUCb early ......
ldentlal prlmariH aa New
H•m,.adre and lla•1daUMtta,
wber. be would bJ heavily
f1vored over euter.
(.
The lat.est fturry of apecula·
tion about • Keaoed)' p....._.
Ual c_.td1 01..lletae iut Wik
when tbe Hnator aclmowled,pd
th1t he dlacUIMCI tbe poealbditJ
with hll mother and wile and
that tbey aald-.ey would notob-
1ect to bll runnln«.
Oallr Pl ..... _.., •l<Mnl ._ ...
THE FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL CAN BE A TIME TO CLING A BIT TO MOTHER
Jennifer Myers, 41h, Had Some Mlaglvlnga Today at Newport Elementary School
Ullian's Comment
Stuns Democrats
DOVER, N.H. <AP > -Presi
dent Carter, already embroiled
in a political fight ror his life
and wale~ a POsslble candid-
acy from Sen. Edward M .
Kennedy grow more probable
by the day, faced another con·
troversy today -sparked by
his mother or all people.
Lillian Carter said Sunday
she could not believe Kennedy
would run against ber son, Jim-
my. However. she added: "it
looks like he is.••
"If he does run, I do wish him
all the luck in the world," she
said, "and ll be runs I hope to
goodness nothing happens to
him." .
Mrs. Carter's remark was
greeted by silence and a few
catcalls. Two or Kennedy 's
brothers were assassinated
President John F. Kennedy m
1963. and Sen. Robert F Ken·
nedy in 1968 as he sought the
Democratic presidential
nomination.
"I was stunned. I couJdn't
believe it," said Romeo Dorval,
stale Democratic Party
chairman. "Whether it was a
slip of the tongue or not. it
shouldn't be said."
Cbria Brown. deputy national
manager for the Carter cam-
paign, later described the 81-
year-old Mrs. Carter's remark
81 "an honest e xpreaslon or
concern.·:
Appearing today on a radio
<See TED. Pase AZ>
Mesa Area
Students
Back in Class
Despite s ummerltke weather.
suntanned youngster s by the
thou sands found themselves
back in school today -or tn
school for the first time -in the
Newport-Mesa Unified School
District.
Officials said about 20,000 stu·
dents were anticipat ed but
figures won't be available until
Tuesday Even then. it could be
several days or even weeks
before enrollments s tabilize.
··somebody called in this
morning and asked, 'When does
school start?' " a spokeswoman
said.
··Apparently not everybody 1s ready.··
Particular interest will be
CSee FIRST DAV . PaJ[P t\21
Daneers Shun Ballerina
Defecwr'1 Wife Accuaed of 'Selling Soul'
' MOSCOW lAP) -Bolshoi
ballerina Ludmilla Vlaaova.
center al a Sovlet·U.S. confroa.
tatloo lut mobtb when abe left
her defector bulband ln New
York, la NCNUin1 her dec:taton
to come bome, Bollbol lDllden
H7.
Mlu Vluova lt beln1 shunned ao4~ '"fll!QW dlRtra who will not talk to Mr beHUM
tbey.tbln.k ahe "told ber sou.I" to
Soviet oftldala ln r«um for bet-
ter '°'-· Bolabot IOUffll IQ. Ambition ta the explanation
clrcul.UU ln Ute famed M0tcow
1
dance troUpe for t.be 38-year-old
ballerina'• decl1lon to come
home from the United Stat. in·
1tead of defectln1 wltb ber
husband, Bolshoi 1tar Alexander
OodUDOY.
11 lbe happy wiib her chotce? Bolshoi lnlldera uy no.
Tbe pc:tan that emerc• t. of
a d.aac.r learned and "1nnJled
bJ put frMncll';-l'bmmuUna to ud from baU.t rebeanala fiom
ber elderly motber'a Mo.cow
apanm.nt trailed by two Soviet
Heurlt)' men.
Mlaa Vluova haa been ao-•
•
ceHlble ooly to the Soviet media
stnce her hero's homecomlnl
almost two weeka aio.
U.S. autboriUea fr'OUDded for
three ">'• the Aeronot plane
she wu en tn New York while
they determined whether abe
w aa returnln1 to R u11la by
choice. She coavlnced them she
dtd Mt want to my
Sources aay Soviet offtclals
w1nted the ballerina to meet
wttb tbe fONICn Prell IOOG after
her mum but \bat •h• refUMd.
She h• llOlated benell tTom
fttendt. lnaidera reveal.
NelVport
Also Hit
By Slick
G lo~ of tar the S ill' or a ftM
from a four milt· long otl shck
c·ontinued to wash up a long :.tale
bt>ache-4' 1n Huntington Beach to
d3)
lt "a:. lhe <;1•cnnd day in a row
that the goo fou lrd lluntington
Bt>ac h ., shMehm·
Tht• ~lobs "-<'rt-<ilso hilling the
sand 1n "lewport At·ach frolT)
40th Street to thP Santa /\nil
H1 ver JCU). Nt·wport h£eguard
~pokesmen reported
l ' S Coast Guard ofhc1als !>aid
deanup crew' began scooping
th e mess from Huntington
be aches today and Coast Guard
peopll' were m e e ting with
Ne wport off1c1al "\ to plan
cleanup of the tar .
Ocean bathers who Jammed
the Huntington stale beaches
Sunday reported a fin e film or
011 floaung an the s urflme Many
swimmers emerged rrom the
water covered with otl .
lifeguards reported.
Coast Guard officials said the
tar shou ld be cleaned from
beach('s by Tuesday
The oil and tar. they :,aid. ap
pe ars to be a rerined product
and not the result of natural
wepage from the ocean floor
Co ast Guard off1ccri. said
thc•y ·re eicam1n1n ~ bilge:. or
-,hips that pa:.:.ed through thl'
area r~ently
Deputy Shot
In Wild Chmle
PARAMOUNT IAI' I A Lo:.
Angeles County Sheriff"<> deputy
w11!> m stable cond1t1on toda)
after he was wounded in the race
during a shootout with a man
who led authorities on a chase
that began 1n Malibu and wan
dered for 45 miles over four
freeways, depulles said. ..
Sherirr·s s pokes man Bob
Woods swd the dead man's 1den
ttty was being withheld
The wounded deputy. 1den
t1f1ed by Woods as Michael E
Le Fever. 26. a 4th-year shenH's
depa rtme nt veteran . was
hospitalized a fter undergomg
surgery at St. Francis Hospital
in Lynwood.
Coasc
Weaiher
Patchy. fog and low
cloudiness at beaches dur-
mg early morning hours
otherwise sunny Tuesday
with some hi&h clouds.
Lows tonight 66 to 70
Highs Tuesday 76 to 80 at
beaches to 90 to !11 inland
INSIDE TODA~
TM m.l.11«1lod10 do,. of
Alen Ladd'• Iii~ ore recount·
d in tlw MCOftd port of a
lerNI Oft tJw <Mllor. Sff P~
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CJ .. M
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M
,\
Crops Ripen ""··~
Lettuce in fields at Oshita Farms near Sall.Das is ready
for picking, but field workers walked off their jobs last
Wf't>k. Growers face c rops losses because of the walkout
dnd h.igh temperatures, which cause the vegetables to
ripen rapidly. More than 1,500 United Farm Workers
have left ~heir job~. demanding that companies settle a
contract dispute with the union.
Newport Man Denies
ExtortiOn Plotting
Extortion suspect Larry Smith
of Nt·w111irl Beach was ar·
raij(ned thi!! morning in Los
Anxcles federal c·ourt where he
1•ntered a plcu of innocent to
l'hargeh of altt•mµting to extort
$100,000 from the brother of a
1n1ss10g woman
Smith. 44 , of 4640 Park
Newport, remained in jail U> Los
Angeles. He 111 be10g held in lieu or $200,000 bail
Ounng today'!! hearing before
federal Judge Malcolm Lucas, 1t
was revf'uled that Smith's sole
i.ource of income since 1974 hai.
heen from gambling
Al the time of h1b a rrei.t,
Two Beat
Man Leaving
Mesa Bar
Chri1ttophe r Steven Holl
mg11hun1t, 24, told police he had
never seen the two men who
jumped him outside a bar in
Costa Mesa late Saturday night.
T he Costa Mesa resident auf·
fered a broken nose, a broken
cheekbone and a chipped tooth
after the two men accosted him
as he was leaving the Crystal
Saloon, 1700 Placentia Ave He
was llllled In satisfactory condJ-
tl on today at Costa Mesa
Merporial Koepltal.
H'ollingshurat apparently
wasn't robbed and police said he
told them he had never aeen
either of the men before and
hadn't provoked them. One held
him while the other knocked him
aenaelen, he told lnveaUgaton.
HoUlngahurat said both of bla
aasailantJJ are in their early 208,
about 6-feet-2 with medium abort
brown hair. One wore a T-shirt
that read "Surfer Brotherhood,"
police 11aid.
'
OftANQI COAST c
DAILY PILOT
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'
Smith told federal agentJJ he was
a cattle broker, but that state-
ment was refuted In court docu-
ments fi eld today and at a hear·
mg Friday in which Smith's at-
torney, deputy federal public
defender Brian Robbins was un-
successful in having Smith's bail
reduced.
Smith ls accused of englneer-
ing the alleged extortion plot
which involved as Ila victim
Anaheim businessman Larry
Fox.
Fox's sister. Carolyn Bealer
was the purported kidnap vlc-
t1 m She hasn't been seen since
the attempted extortion two
weeks ago and Newport Beach
police say they believe she Is
dead
Smith says Miss Bealer was a
wllllnR participant In the
scheme. He claims he was pres-
sured into the plot by two men
known only as Jack and Ray.
Smith claJms Mias Bealer, 24,
of Garden Grove, disappeared
after Ray and Jack took her out
to sea on Smith's boat from
Dana Point Harbor
According to court records, a
search of Smith's apartment,
conducted a day after his arrest,
revealed notes signed by Smith
lo cover gambling losses that
totalled $106,000.
Police, who have also been in·
vestigating the case along with
FBI agents, say they are COO·
sidering filing murder charges
against Smith.
F,.....PageAI
TED ...
talk show in Dover, Mrs. Carter
said her remark about Ken-
nedy's safety "slipped out inad-vertently.
"After, I was sorry I said It," she said.
Linda Peek of the Carter-
Mondale Re·electlon CommJt.
tee, Hid Miu Lillian "later ex-
pressed concern that her re-
mark wu misinterpreted." Ma.
Peek aald the president'•
mother almply reported her
concern for Kennedy'• well·
beln1 ln a way that waa "aln-
BLACK CAT OMEN
fOR MOWN? -Al
cere and boneat and from her
heart 11 a mother."
An aide to Sen. Kennedy ct.·
nled publilbed reporta tl\at tbc
lluaaehllMttt O.moent c:oa-
alclen C8Nr a "pollUcal crlp.
pie'•· wbo eanaot win re
tlMtkm.
"TIM •lol'J ·l1 lnaccurate,'
Hid "4mledy'1 ,PN1a MCNtary, Tom loudlwteL ''TIM ,...... did DOt..,.. to tbe ....... .
The lt0f7, r.Nllbed ID Im· dar •1 Atlaa a Jounal and
Coa1Utudoll, 41110ted ....._.
tined palitlteal IOU'MI • ..,.
... KwlF--0 .... .... ....... l>tmoer ...... to
defeat.
•
Cou.ncUrnaa Art Anthony b ..
mapped out atratel)' aimed at
llHplq the 11d11 over lrvtM
ca.ar ol coaunerclal and private avlatlaa aet.lvit)'.
In a report to the clty'1 Avt·a· lion AdviJory Committee, An·
tbony aald that ln addili<Jo to
mouoUna a drive to aonu all
land• 1W'l'OUDdiq the El Toro
M arlne Corpa Air station u .. u
u pouibb the bue it.ult, tbt d ·
ty could:
-Recommend to county
aupervtlon that the termlnal at
John Wayne Airport be reloeat·
ed to the weat side of the airflead
so that the current ea1lalde
terminal area could be used to
"improve opportunities for
1eneral aviaUoo operations."
-Encoura1e expansion of
commuter aircraft operations
from the westJJlde commercial
terminal "to provide more
llnka1e transportation to LAX
(Loa Angeles International
Airport ) and Ontario Interna-
tional AJrport."
-Support the extension of the
main runway at John Wayne
Airport toward the San Diego
Freeway to permit jetJJ to attain
greater altitude sooner -"thus
leaaenJng noise Impacts west
and south of the airport."
These and other recommenda-
tions re1ard1ng the future of the
El Toro Marine base, the county
airport and the Tustin Marine
hellcopter base are contained in
the broadly outlined atraten
Anthony thin.ks could keep plans
for commercial use of El Toro grounded.
l rvlne city officlaa have been
opposing the work of a reetonal
planning agency that bas
focused ln on El Toro as one of
Mesa Police
Seek Six Who
Burned Auto
A hall dozen men who scat-
te red when police arrived were
sought today in the vandalism of
a car set on fire in the parking
area of an apartment complex
Sunday. police aaJd today,
They aatd seat covers ln the
vehicle belonging to Daniel
Oulroz, 21, who livea ln the com-
plex at M3 Center St.. Costa
Mesa, were still smouldering
when they arrived. Damage was
estimated at $S0
Police said they found a
second car nearby with a cut-off
garden hose stuck into the gas
tank, apparently for slphonin&
gas into a beer bottle .
N el1hbors reportedly told
police there had been other in·
stances of vandallam on
automoblles and that these were
believed to be motivated by preJ·
udlce againat LaUn-ort1ln peo-
ple who Uve in the area.
Explorers
Spots Open
Young people 14 to 18 can ride
aloni with police officers, prac-
t Ice search and rescue tech·
niquea atcampoutJJ and learn how
to control tramc and crowds by
participating In the Costa Mesa
Police Exploren. •
The group, apontored by the
Costa Mesa Police Department,
ia 1tartln1 its 1979-80 fall and
winter proe.ram. It la open to
youn1atera 14 to 18 who are ltU·
dents ht the Newport-Meaa
acbool dlatrict.
Meettnca are held the aecond
and fourth Tuesday of each
month at the police department,
99 Falr Drive, at 7 p.m . Mem-
ber• spend four to el1ht boun a
week on explorer actlvltiea.
Additional information la
available by caWn1 DetecUve
Phil McC.ormlck at 7~·~.
Driver Sought
In Hit, Run
Police today aou1ht the driver
of • white llmtan1 wbo fled
after bJtUq 1 motorcycle and
lnJ'1rln1 a P'ountaln Valley
woman on Newport Boulevard ln
Cotta llflla .
~ aaid Comlie II. Walker,
IO, Ntpt!qale Ave., WU I
PHl~OD the motorcycle
and • cute and bruiMI IA th• t :• p.m. 8aturda1 acddtat.
Sb• WH treated but not
bo1pltall1ed at Co1ta lleaa
llemortal lfololtal.
Pollcie 1ald that, aceordlq to
wilDtllll, tbt CU' WU beeded
nortbboaad on N••&:.:J Bouleward DOl'UI ot luU
Avenut at fl to • mpb wlMa It •wt•bld a..... and ltnaek tbe motorc1el• drina br Alford
aa1moad &oeble~r 11, of Coreu. lie WllD1 b aceord·
ta1 lo Pollee accouau tM IMl· Mat ..
... •
Mveral potmttal at.ea for com·
meretal a1rt1ne acUvity.
Antboft.y a.sci be•d like to see
the couaell bave a atraten nady fw eGDllderatlon by Ha
Sept. 2'I meetiq,
ln hll prGpOled ftJ'•telY' An· tbony allo toucbea on nol.ae re1·
ulaUoaa, tbe eatabU.bment ot a
le1al bid and tbe punutt ot i'tetl«» oa uae of a runway I Taro UHd for tr&lnlnc ex·
claee over the aummer that
trl11ered complaint• about DOI~ from Irvine realdenta.
I Pre9P~AJ
BANKER •••
the car and lped aoulb on Glenn-
ey re. He turned around and
drove toward La1una Beach
Hi1h School where be was
apott.ed by officers alerted by ,
caller wbo aaw Shea lying ln
the street.
Sgt. Greg Bartz, who was the
first to arrive at the scene of the
shooting, said officers pursued
Duran from Cleo Street to the
high school. then back down to
Coast Highway.
Four police unlll were In -
volved ln the chase which ended
In the north part of the city at
the end of Ledrolt Street and
Coast HJehway where oftlcera
set up a roadblock.
Duran screeched to a halt Im.
mediately ln front of the parked
patrol unltJJ, rolled up the win-
dows and lit up a cigarette, of·
ricers said.
They had lo break a window ln
the expensive car to get the SWI· pect out.
Officers aaid Duran allegedly
dumped the platol from the car
during the pursuit It was later
recovered by police
Duran remai ns in Orange
County Jail today with baJl set
at $~.000. He Is lo be charged
with attempted murder, at·
tempted kldnaplng, attempted
robbery and theft of a vehicle.
F ..... ro~AI
FIRST DAY ..
pald to enrollment.a at the kin·
dergarten level u an lndJcator
of future student populaUona.
The dlatrict hu had declines ln
enrollment for the past few
years.
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lmnCOuncil
. Uriel Dies •T 'Ille AWd tr I Prw AJatollab Mallmoud Ta..,.., a fonMr rival
of AJatollab Rubollab
khomelal, alHI reported
for tbe tint time lo be
prnldent ot tbe naUon'a
nalln1 revolUUoeary coun-
cil, dMd today of a heart
aU.ck, .... nported.
J apaa'a Xyodo news
aervlce, reportlna from
Tehran. •a.14 tbe council
aanouneect tbe death, and
acknowledled TaJe1bant, et, wu lta chalnnan.
Quotln1 a 1ovenunent
anno_uncement, Kyodo
aald Iran would obMrve
three days of moW"DiDI
be1inninrrtodaJ.
.,
'lhree Bus
Routes
Added
Three new Oran1e County
Tranait Dt.atrict <OCTO ) roulel
be1an operaUon In south Orange County today.
A new line serving the Irvine
lnduatriaJ complex, route 78,
runs between the Laguna Hills
mall, Irvine and South Cout
Plaza Buses on this route will
also st.op at the north campus of
Saddleback College at Irvine
Center Drive and Jeffrey Road.
Orange Coast Col leae .
Newport Center and The City
shopping center are linked by
route 45.
And a third new route, JBS,
ru na along Crown Valley
P arkway from Saddleback
College and Mission Viejo mall
to the south county c1v1c center
m Lacuna Niguel
Bua riders were greeted Wlth
new rates as weU u the added routes.
Sunday marked the lnaueura t~on of OCTO fare increases
from 3S lo SO cents per one-way
bu1 trip. The cost of riding ex
p r esa buses and D1al -a ·Rlde
vehicles jumped from 70 cents to
Sl
But those who nde buses daily
•\a monthly bus puses had
hardly noticed the rate 1n
creases. The cost of a local bus
pass went up Sl a month, from
$14 to $1.5
S tudeot1' and h andicapped
persons continue lo receive
price bttw on monthly pa.saes
at $10 a pa.aa, And aenior clUuna
still ride free, the cost of lhe1r 2S
cent one-way trip• packed up
Jointly by the county and the
transit district.
For those Casual Deva around Campus .•.
lAM·lndlgo Dtolms wllh tubtle POOl<et
ecoentt. oomc>limel"lted by lhe IOf1 9c>Ueh
of conon knit lhlrtl In MIOl1ld ttt11*,
ldd • hOOdld IWtltlhln ~ • Wxitrtah cotton
chlmole lfljrt '°'thole COOlel' daVI ~
'
Man Hurt
As Car
ffits Wall
A Santa Ana mu wbo ....
luat lettlnl l.D.to bis car u b1a ll-
e1edly drunken pa11en1er
started the motor and put tM
vebJcle into IHr wu lnJUl'M
wben the)' 1mubed Into a brtck
wall, Colta ..... police said to-day.
They said Kelvin Cheater
Wllaon, wboae a1e waao't
available, auflered cut.a, bruilea
and an ear lnjlllf')' ln tbe ll: U
p.m. Saturday accident In the
parkinl lot ol the Newport S&a· poo d.laeo at UNI PlacenUa Ave.;;
Wtlaon WU treated but not
boap ltallud at Costa Mesa
Memorial Hoepllal.
Still in city jail today OD IUlpl·
clon of felony dn.tok-drtvtn.c waa
Michael Lee. Keyfa1.tver, 25, o(
Garden Grove, police aaid. He
was belng held In lieu of 12.~
ball on that charge and $1,000 oo
two b~ check warrant.a.
Police said Wilson had seated
his passenger and wu entertn1
the drtver'a aide of the car when
Keyfauver allegedly atarted it
up . Wilaon WU aUll only half i.n
when the car hit a brick wall
that divides the parking lot from
that of the Mesa Consolidated
Water District next door
Police said the car suffered
moderate front end damage and
one water distr ict sign waa
ripped from the ground.
F,.._r~AI
STRIKE .•.
ttcket and reservation agent.a.
A recording noWied callers
that aJl of the airline's flights
had been cancelled.
A1rwest is an international
a:rhne serving l3 cities in the
western Uruted StBtes, C&nada and Mexico
From Orange Co unty, the
ai rline ser ves Las Vegas,
Tucson and Phoenu
E'roM PGfl*' A I
AI,ERT ...
Ne wport Beach
Tht• te mperatures today wer,.
t>xpecled lo reach 92 and dip to
an overnight low of 68
A weather !\erv1ce spokesman
said the hot temperatures wer-e
due primarily to a thermal low
moving toward Lhe coasl from
inland and lhe absence of sea br~
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Heat, Bad Air to Plague
FIFTEEN CEN.'l"S l
Coast 1
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Rancid alr and bUateriD1 lem
ratures could 11aln pla1ue
utbem California TUuday ln
the wake Of ftrst sta1e smog
lerta that were expected in
everaJ Or~ae County com -
muniU• today.
A spokesman for the Air
Quality Management District
said unhealthful air for everyone
was anticipated today an the
cltJea ol Aubetm. L.a Habn, El
Toro and Loa Alamlto1
Borderlloe 1re11 were to Include
San Jaan Captltrado and
La1una Beach. •
There followed week~nd am.a
level• that were amon1 the
hi&hut in the area In five yean.
Other coastal area. aucb u
Huntington Beach had been ex
pected to have air unhealthful
for sensitive persona alone with
the San Fernando and Santa
Clarlta valleys and tbe
Ri venlde and San Bemardlno
areas
The AQMD spokesman said a
first staae alert means children,
the elderly and persons with
respiratory and cardiac prob·
lems should remain indoors.
Additionally, motorists are
asked to curtail their driving
and school children should not
exercise outdoors .
No second stage alerts were
forecast for today, but air of·
ficiala said the posaibility exist·
ed for such an alert to be called.
National Weather Service
spokesmen sa.id the smog and
heat of the last several days
have been the result of weak sea
breezes and a strong inversion
layer over the South Coast Air
Basin.
·'Tomorrow could be a bad
one, too," an AQMD spokesman
said of air quality throughout
the basin.
Although no second stage
alert.a were called this morning,
be uid if it were known in ad·
v a nee conditions existed for
such poor air, industry would be
required to implement car pool.
ing plans, tankers would DOl be
loaded or unloaded in the Los
Angeles and Long Beach harbor
areas and industry would be re-
quired to curtai l certain
emaaions.
Companies required to form
ear pools would be those with 100
or more employees working one
shirt at one location.
The National Weather Service
s aid the hot temperatures which
scorched the Southland over the
weekend could continue
throughout the week.
The mercury zoomed to 95 ln
Santa Ana Sunday and to 79 at
(See ALERT. Pase AZ)
Goo Globs Fo11]ing Huntington
Carter's
Mom Has
lip-up
DOVER, N.H. <AP> Pl"esi ·
ent Carter, already embroiled
•in a political fight for his life
nd watchinc a possible candid·
acy rrom Sen. Edward M.
ennedy grow more probable
y the day, raced another con·
roversy today -s parked by
is mother of all people
Lillian Carter said Sunday
he could not believe Kennedy
ould run against her son, J1m-
Y. However, she added: "it
ooks like he is."
"If he does run, I do wish rum
all the luck in the world." she
said, "and if he runs I hope to
goodness nothing happens to
him."
, Mrs. Carter's remark was
greeted by silence and a few
catcalls. Two of Kennedy 's
.brothers were assusinated -
,President John F. ·Kennedy in
';1963, and Sen. Robert F . Ken·
)ledy in 19158 as be sought the
D emocratic presi dential
:\M>minat.ion.
"I was stunned. I couldn't
lieve it,'"said Romeo Dorval,
late Democratic Party
hairman. "Whether 1t was a
lip of the tongue or not, 1t
houldn't be said."
Chris Brown, deputy national
anager ror the Carter cam·
aign, later described the 81·
ear-oll:t Mrs. Carter's remark
s "an honest expression of
oncern."
Appearing today on a radio
alk show in Dover, Mrs. Carter
aid her remark about Ken -
edy's safety "slipped out inad·
ertenUy.
"Aft.er, I was sorry l said it,''
he said.
Linda Peek of lhe Carter-
ondale Re-election Commit·
ee, said Miss Lillian "later ex-
ressed concern that her re-
ark was misinterpreted."
Rape Attempt
Fails in HB
A man wearing a green
baseball cap and gym trunks
tried to rape a Huntington Beach
woman early Sunday in a
wntown city park, police said .
The would-be rapist, officers
reported, forced bis victim into
car in the downtown area
drove to nearby Farquhar
arkabout8a.m .
The woman told police be
pulled oUt a knife and made her
arobe. Police said he fled when
abe started lo scream.
T he attacker was described to
lice as 26 years old, with
rown ha.Lr and driving a light
lue station wagon.
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CURIOUS HUNTINGTON BEACH VISITORS WATCH EARTHMOVERS ATTACKING OIL GLOB SPILLS
lj•r..,lke Goo Hit Huntington Sanda Sunday and MovedontoWeatNewponBeachHToday
Guts Frisbee
C.Ontest Won
By Pasadena
WILMETTE. Ill. (AP) -A
hard-throwing, s ticky-fingered
quintet from Pasadena has cap-
tured the 1979 World Guts
Frisbee championship, breaking
a 10 -yea r domination by
Midwest teams
Led by the Steve McLean, the
tournament's most valuable
player. Foothill, which finished
third in tbe competition last
year .. notcbed a 25·27,'21·18, 21·14
come-from-behind win over the
Motor City quintet from Detroit.
Co~ty's Refugees
Posing 'Problems'
By ROBERT BARKER
Of -Delly ,.,._.SI.Ill
A surge of Indochinese ref·
ugees settling in Orange County
has put a heavy strain on soci~l
service progress. county of
ficials report
The population of rerugees ·in
Orange County now stands
between 19,000 and 25,000.
And the number is expected to
double by next s ummer as 1,000
refugees are expected lo arrive
each month after President
•
Carter relaxed immigration re
g ulations last June
Other refugees also a re pre
dieted to enter the county Crom
other parts or the United States
in a "secondary migrat ion
wave."
Because or the population
boom and the growing demands
for county serv1C'es. superVlsors
are scheduled to get a report
Tuesday that requests the hiring
of 67 permanent employees to
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2Armed Men
Take Cash in
Huntington
Two armed men wearing blue
ski mas ks. who scooped up
$2.400 tn cash from a Huntington
Beach tee cream parlor and left
an employee bound and gagged.
are bemg sought by pohce
The bandits. orricers said,
walked through the unlocked
front door of Farrell 's Ice
Cream Parlor. 16301 Beach
Blvd .. and confronted an assis·
Lant manager in an office area
at about 8 a.m Saturday. He
was the only employee there at
the time. police said
The masked robbers pulled
guns and lold the 20-year-0ld
employee t o unlock th e
establishment's sare and fill a
paper bag with cash. police sai:d
Police said the thugs bound
the man and carried him i.nto a
restroom. After they left. he
managed to crawl toward the
front door. where he was dis·
covered by the parlor's
manager. who arrived for work
about SO minutes later. police re-
ported
Teacher Pay
Talks On as
School Starts
•About 47,718 ·students went
back to school today in Hunt·
ington Beach and Fountain
Valley as officials in three
elementary school district.a con·
Unued contract ne1otlaUons
with t eachers and other
employees.
No llrikea are antlclpat.ecl.
Only t.be HunUn1ton Beach
Union fflP School District. with
20,200 atudenta at its seven
1cboola. bad el&Ded contract.
wltb all GI tu employee unlona.
Fountain Valley's 18 elemen·
tary lebooll are eapeeUq 1,111
1tudeat8 tb.la year. B~
Beach City's 12 elemnt•rJ
1cbooll es:pect S,IOO atudenta
•bile OceaD VI••'• M cam.-.. are expected to baYe aMut
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All ol the 1chool1 are H ·
perleaclnl deelllllnt en.roll· mot.I. 11Mre are a.pact.cl to be
about 1,D feww. llWdwtl tlU year U.. tber'e wen tut year in
tbe twoddill. ·
Newport
Also Hit
By Slick
Globs or la r the size or a fist
from a rour-mile-long oil slick
continued to wash up along state
beaches tn Hunttngton Beach to
day
It was the ~econd day tn a row
that the goo fouled Hunttngton
Beach ·s shoreline
The globs were also h1tt10g the
sand in Newport Beach Crom
40th Street to the Santa Ana
River Jetty. Newport lifeguard
s pokesmen reported
U S. Coast Guard officials said
deanup crews began scooping
the mess fro m Huntington
beaches today and Coast Guard
people were meeting with
Nev. port o ffi cials to plan
cleanup of the tar.
Ocean bathers who Jammed
the Hunlin~ton state beaches
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* * * West County
Beaches Hit
By Thousands
An estimated 268,000 bathers
flocked to West Orange County
area beaches over the weekend.
the last before the s tart or
"iChool. as inland temperatures
rose to nearly 100 degrees
State lifeguards reported
crowds larger than those that hit
lhe beaches during the sum-
mer's las t weekend 1n 1978
despite a noatmg .oil glob that
descended on Bolsa Chica State
Beach. coatmg sever al s wim-
mers
An estimated. 228,000 ~rsons
visited Bolsa and Huntington
Beach State Beaches over the
weekend as air temperatures hit
a high or Ill degrees there and
water temperalug;.es hovered
around 66 degrees.
Huntington Beach's city beach
patronization was off somewhat,
though, said city lifeguards.
City guards es timated the
weekend c rowds at 40,000
persons. down rrom the last •
summer vacation weekend or
1978 and about half the size of
this year ·s Fourth or July
weekend crowd.
Coast
Weather
Patchy fog a nd low
cloudlnds at beaches dur-
ine early morning hours
otherwise sunny Tuesday
with 1ome hieh clouds.
Lows toni&ht 61 to 70.
lli1b8 Tuesday 78 to 80 at
beaches to 90 to 97 inland.
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Deputy 'Strained'
By UFO Encounter
IUNNEAPOLJS (AP) Val Jobmon'I 1tran1e encounter OD a
dark, lonely road lut month baa t.brult him Into t.M 11utna U1bt of
nationwide attention and put an emotional 1train on lil.I f amlly.
Tbe llanball Cou.nly deputy 1berttf ls acbedwed to appear
Tuesday on ABC·TV'I "Good Momln& America" proaram to talk
about a baffiinl UFO uperleoce that be says burned bls eyes,
damaged hi.a car and,stopped hia watch.
AND JOllN80N'8 eo•E IN OSLO, MINN., bu been flooded
with similar call8 from people around the country telUn& him of
slmllareX{>ertences.
"It's a tremendous straJn on the family," said the 35·year-old
father of three youn1 cblld.ren. "My wife's run ra11ed with phone
calla. I hope this drope ln a barrel and rest.I quietly so we can go
back to being parents and I can go back to being a UtUe town depu·
ty sheriff.''
Johnson said be was on patrol near Stephen, Minn., about 2
a.m. Aue. 27 when be saw a beam of li&bt juat above the road. The
beam sped towards him, tiia squad car waa engulfed ln li&bt and he
heard glass breaking. Johnaon said be was uncouclou.s for 39
minut.es, and when he came to, he reallied hls walch and the .car's
electric clock had stopped for 14 minutes.
M WINDSHIELD WA.8 8BA1TEllED, a headlight and red
light at.op the car damaged and a thin radio aerial bent back.
Depullea responding to Johnson'~ radio call for help found the
squad car sideways on the road. Johnson suffered bums to his
eyes which a physician called "welders bums," caused by ex-
tremely bri&bt ll&ht. Because of the damage and the injury, this incident difft:red
from ID()St UFO reports, says Allan Hendry or the Center for UFO
Studies in EvaMton, Ill. . Tests will be run on the squad car. Hendry said Sund•y. and
infrared plclures will be taken of the ground around the site or the
incident "to see LI the intensity of the light affected plant.I."
BEND&Y IS ALSO INT&IGUED BY a similar UFO report
that came from Vermillion, S.D., two days after Johnson's close
encounter wu reported.
Hendry said Russ Johnson <no relation to Val Johnson> of
Vermillion said he was driving alone west of town about 2 a.m.
when he, too, saw a Jight just above the road.
RlJSs Johnson, 33, told police the object suddenly acceler•ted
toward him and engulfed his car in bright light, Hendry said. He
kept his eyes closed as tfle light approachod, but opened them In
time to see the Utbt speed away, th.en 1uddenly vanlab.
Guarded Condif~!»n
Niguel BankerSlwt;
·Cops Nab Suspect
By STEVE MITCHELL South Coast HJghw•y after clos· °' .. o.-, ,._ sutt • ing hours Salurday to return to
A bank manager from Laguna his cream-color ed Cadillac
Niguel remains in guarded but parked on Glenneyre Sl.
stable condition at South Coast A man approached the bank
Medical Center after beJ.ng shot manager and asked where the
ln the stomach outslde bis Little Shrimp bar wH located.
parked car In Laguna Beach Shea gave the man instructions
early Saturday momin1. to the nearby tavern, and turned
John Donald Shea, 38, of 31344 to put ht.a keya in the car door
West Nine Drive, La1uoa The 1uapect then approached
• Nlguel, remain.I in the intenalve Shea, placed a hand1un a1alnat
care unit at the South Lacuna bla back and 1ald, "Don't move
hospital. He waa taken there or I'll blow you away."
after offlcen found him lytn1 in He took the keys from ShH
the 1utttt in the 1.200 block of and ordered hlm to 10· to the
Olenneyre Street at about 2: U other 1lde of the car and 1et In.
a.m . Saturday. Shea refused, and tho auapeC't
Shea, vice president and alleaedly pointed the Jar1•t
mana1er of the Southweat Bank caliber aut.omatJc platol •t hi•
of El Toro, ll also president of atomach and squeezed tho trl•
the El Toro Lions Club. 1er.
Lasmia Beach police arrested The 1uapect then lotped Into
Denver mechanic Jotepb Lou1a the car and •l*l·•outh on Ot.nn·
Duran, 24, after a 15 minute eyro. He turned arou·nd and
punuit tbrou&h La1una Beach drove toward La11.an• BHch
atreeta early Saturday. Hilb School where h• wu
Offlcera reconatructed the spotted by ofncen alerted by 1
story tll1I way. caller .tso aaw Shea lyln1 ln
Shea alle&edlJ left a ta vem on the Jt.reet.
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Sit. Gre11 Barts, who wat ~
tint to arrive at the attn• of tho
shootlne, •aid ortlcen pursued
Duran from Cleo Street to tho
htah tchool , then back down to
Co11t IBpway.
Pour police unit• were In·
volved ln tM chue wb!cb ended
1.n t.M north part of the city •t
the end ot Ledrolt Street and
Coaat Hllbway where otnc:ers
Mt up a roedblock.
'New Re1pect'
For Speedy
Reoord Cited
BONNEVILLE SALT FLATS,
Utah (AP) -Stuntman Stan
Barrett, who piloted a rocket car
to a land speed record of 838.8
mph. says bis run has given hlm
a "whole new respect" for the
record setters of the past.
·'There's no comparison to
thla to anything I've ever done,"
Bureu sald Sunday. "It's given
me a whole new respect for peo-
ple who have done lhia before."
The white Bonneville Salt
Flata has been the site of world·
record ruM since 1914, wheo
Teddy Tezlaff drove hi• BUuen
Benz to the speed of 141.73 mph.
Owner Hal Needham said be
still hopes to break the sound
barrier with the rocket car, but
not at BoMeville. He said bis
crew would break camp this
week and head for Edward.ft Air
Force Base in California where
runs would ~ resumed lo two or
three wee~.
"Today we only used half our
power and went 638 mph,"
Needham said "I think the car
is capable of 900 to 1,000 mph."
Needham, who said he's spent
$450,000 of his money on the car,
said he Is to receive $750,000
from a brewery lf he exceeds the
sound barrier.
Barrett. 36. of Bishop, Calif ,
blasted off from the starting line
shortly after 7 a .m. PDT and
came to a halt about 61,; miles
and 40 seconds later. He said the
48-thouund horsepower rocket
in the bright-red car burned
about )3 seconds to . reach the
speed clocked at the timing trap,
and that he was out of fuel and
bad decelerated about four mph
when the record waa set.
The old record or 831.367 mph
for a ooe-way run was set in Oc·
tober 1970 at Bonneville by Gary
Gabelich in the rocket-powered
Blue F1ame. Gabelich still holds
the two-way record of 622.407,
also set in 1970.
Couple Held
In Thefts
A Santa Ana couple sou1ht by
Fountain Va lley police u sus-
pects ln two burglaries was
stopped early Sunday morning
by Newport Beach police and
subsequently arrested.
Ruben F. Preciado, 18, and
Debbie Ayala, 19, were arrested
and booked by Fountain Valley
detectives at 1:04 a.m. as swi-
pecta in burglaries that netted
thieves about Sl,700 worth of
Jewelry and lelevlslon sell.
Fountain Valley lnvesll&•tors
uld the couple waa detained
1rter their description• and a
description of their car waa
broadcast countywlde followina
bur1l1rtea on Aua. 2'1 and Sept.
2.
8350 in Loot
Taken From Home
A burllar pried • 1Ud1n1 alau
door open at the Mllea J .
Watklnl hom~ 18011 Kt. Prteto
Circle, Fountain VaJley over the.
weekend and eacaped with an
e1Umated '350 worth of belon1·
ln11, poUce report.
Taken, accordtn1 to otncera.
were a film projector. ao elec:·
trlc broom, a tackle box, a
calculator and • bed •beet to
bold tho 1oodl.
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Anhritia Pain Ea.ed
CIUCAOO CAP) -Sexual activity .~an tem·
porartly relieve the paln of U'tlllUll bJ dmulatlq
adrenal 1tandt to prOduce cortltcfat. aecordinf to •
doctor who la a 1peclall1t on llwnan relaUoGI .
'"l'hll alone provldet from four to alx houn of re·
Uef from arthrttlc pain," Dr. J..,l• Potter told 4IO
pau.a&t IDcl ptofeulonala at a meet1nl of tbe Na·
Uoaal ArtbrtUI Foundation. lb. ~ la a faculty member at the University
of lllinola and Nol1bwe1tern Unlvmlty medical 1Gbodl _, dlnctor of the NaUonal lDltltute for
Human Reladou lD Chlc .. o. •
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'Sw=prised'
LA JOLLA <AP) -The price
of m1n1klm and the p~ of
an FBI man at • party tur·
prlaed Cbrlstlna Ona11l1
Kausov while the woman often
said to be one of the world'•
richeat penooa stayed at UU.
resort area north of San Dieao.
The dau1hter of lbe late
Greek shipplna ma1n•te
Aristotle Onauil spent a week
loun11D1 at the beach with her Ru11lan husband , Ser1ei
Kauzov, before she left Sunday
When she wu Introduced to
FBI agent Art Hooper at a par-
ty, Christina said, "But 1
alw•ys thought that people who
work for the FBI weren't al·
lowed to say they do."
When she read that a. local
house wu aellJn1 for $6 million.
the 29-year-old with a reported
$500 million fortune uked ·
''Who could afford to pay that
much for a house" A boat
maybe, but not • house."
Iron Co1U1Cl,l
Uiief Dies
By Tbe Auocl•&.ed Presa
Ayatollah Mahmoud
Talegbani, a former rival
o f Ayatollah Ruhollah
Khomeini, and reported
for the first time to be
president of the nation's
ruling revolutionary coun-
cil, died today of a heart
attaclt, news reported.
Japan's Kyodo news
service, reporting from
Tehran, said the council
announced the death, and
acknowledged Talegh•ni.
69, wu Ila chairman.
Quo~n& a government
announcement, Ky,.odo
s aid Iran would observe
three daJS of mourning
beginning today.
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O•llY ...... ,,_ EA8t.,.._. c .. .aftl,
Sign on gasoline price reg.
ulations, pos ted at the
Arco service station at Via
Lido and Newport
Boulevard 1n Newport
Beach. pretty well sums up
the manageme nt's view
point
f'ro..P~AJ
SLICK .•.
Sunday reported a fin e film of
oil floating lll the surfl1ne Many
swimmers emerged from the
water covered wi th oil ,
lifeguards reported
Coast Guard offi cials said the
tar should be cleaned from
beaches by Tuei,day
The 011 and tar, they said, ap
pears to be a refined product
and not the result of natural
seepage from the ocean floor
Coast Guard officers '>cud
they're examining bilges of
shtps that passed through the
area recently.
For thOse Casual Days around Campus
LIVl·lndlgo Oontms With subrto OOCkOf
&
accen11. OOO'(ll1meo1GCS by tno eolt touch
of canon kntr $h1r11 1n assortod smoos
add e noodOd swoetlhlrl or • w:>olnch CQfton
cha~s lhln tor those "°°'I' oava aneoo
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the Human S.rYleeL A1eaey
<H8A ) C11> the bull that there ii
to be a 100 peruat retmburle-
ment by tbe federal 1overn·
ment.
In a report to aupervisort,
HSA Director Karaaret Grier
"!FUOH IN'1.UX
fEDl!RAL PAOBLIM-M
aald wort.load.I have lDcreued
aubatanllally. ·
For eumple, J'eelue9ta by ref·
uaees for casb aulataoce, food
stamps and Med.l-C•l. have In·
creased from 1,957 cues to 3,0$t
cases from July, 1978 to lut July
for a 56 percent aaln. The report said that newer ref·
ugees generally have lowv
Engli•h speaking and education
levels, fewer Job skills and
worse health and lea mental
and emotional 1tablllty.
These factors , Miss Grier
notes, indicate the new an1va.t.s
will receive more services for
longer periods or time
The report also notes that the
newer refugees do not reeeive
the ume pre.entry screening
that is given to other lmmi·
grant.a
Many medical experts believe,
the report says, that some dla·
eases found ln refugees are the
result or overcrowded conditiona
in refugees camps aad from
trauma caused in fleeing their
homelands
The impact on child health
services and pulmonary dis·
eues services are reported to be
particularly severe.
From Apnl 1 to June 30, ref-
ugees acrounted for an esUmat·
ed 14.2 percent (),443) or all
child heaJth patient visits.
In addition, lndochmese ref·
ugees accounted for 32.2 per·
cent 19.645) or all visits for
pulmonary care treatment
Neither child health service
nor pulmonary disease servicea
are staffed to treat additional
patients. the report says.
The report also estimates that
the new 1,000 arrivals would
bnnR about 15 cases of actJve
tubercu1~1s into the county each
month
Other di s eases include
leprosy <Hansen's disease), 1n
ternai parultes, and trachoma
1d1seaae of the eyes.>
Leprosy and trachoma have
low incidence rat.es and not. coo-
s1dered a pubUc health threat at
present, the report says. '
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Beat, Bad Air I
~ to Plague Coast
87 DAVID &trn•ANN .................
Rancid air and blllterlq tem
peraturea could a1aln plaJ"ue
Southern CaUle>nQ Tuelday tn
Ule wake of tint-1ta1e 1mo1
alnta U>at were eipected tn
several Oran1e County com·
munlU. tocl~.
A spokesman for the Air
Quality Management District
said unhealthful alr for everyone
waa anticipated today in the
clUH of Anahetm. La Hain'•. !l
Toro and Loa Alamlloa .
Borderline areu were to tnclude
San Juan Capistrano and
L•suna Beach.
There foUowed weekend stnoa
levels that were amona the
highest in the area in five years.
Other coastal areas such as
Huntingtoo Beach bad ~ ex
pected to have air unhealthful
for sensitive persons along with
the San Fernando and Santa
C la rita vallO)'S and lbe forecast for today, but air of-
Rlvenide and San Bernardino liciala said the poaalblllty ex1st-
aree1. ed for such an alert to be called.
The AQMD .spokesman said a
first at.ae alert means children,
the elderly and persons with
reaplrat.ory and cardiac prob-
lems sbouJd remain indoors.
Additionally. motorists are
eaked to curtail their driving
and school children should not
National Weather Service
spolresmen saJd the smog and
beat of the last several days
have been the result of weak sea
breeies and a strong inversion
layer over the South Coast <\Jr
Basin.
exercise outdoors. ·'Tomorrow could be a bad
No second stage alerts were one. too." an AQMD spokesman
said of air quality throughout
the basin.
Although no second st age
alerts were called this morning,
he said if it were known in ad·
vance conditions exist ed for
such poor air, industry would be
required to implement car pool-
ing plans. tanker'$ would not be
loaded or unloaded in the Los
Angeles and Long Beach harbor
areas and industry would be re·
quired to curtail certa in
emissions.
Companies required to form
car pools wouJd be those with 100
or more employees working one
shift at one location.
The National Weather Service
said the bot temperatures which
scorched the Southland over the
weekend cou ld continue
throughout the week.
The mercury 1.00med t.o 95 in
Santa Ana Sunday and to 79 at
CSee ALERT, Page '2>
Goo Globs Fo11Jing Huntington
Niguel
Banker
Wounded
By STEVE MITCHELL
Of -o.ily P.._. Sl.tt
A bank manager from Laguna
Niguel remains in guarded but
stable condition at South Coast
Medical Center after being shot
in the stomach outside his
parked car In Laguna Beach
early Saturday morning.
John Donald Shea, 38, of 31344
West Nine Ori ve. Laguna
Niguel. remains in the Intensive
care unit at the South Laguna
hospital. He was taken there
after officers found him lying in
the gutter in the 1200 block of
Gleoneyre Street at about 2: 15
a.m . Saturday.
Shea, vice president and
manager of the Southwest Bank
of El Toro, is alao president. of
the El Toro Llons Clµb.
Laguna Beach police arrested
,Denver mechanic Joseph Louis
Duran, 24, after a 15 minute
pursuit through Laguna Beach
streets early Saturday.
Officers reconstructed the
41t.ory this way.
Shea allegedly left a tavern on
South Coast Highway after clos-
ing hours Saturday to return t.o
. bis c ream-colored Cadillac
'par.ked on Glenneyre St.
A man approached the bank
manager and asked where the
Little Shrimp bar was localed.
Shea gave the man instructions
t.o the nearby tavern, a od turned
to put his keys in the car door.
The suspect then approached
Shea, placed a handgun against
his back and said, "Don't m·ove
or I'll blow you a way." He took the keys from Shea
aod ordered him to go to the
other side of the car and get in.
Shea refused, and the suspect
allegedly poin_ted _the lar~e
caliber automatic pistol al his
t
stomach and squeezed the trig-
ger.
The suspect then leaped int.o
the car and spe<fsouth on Glenn·
• eyre. He turned around and
drove towara Laguna Beach
High School where he was
spotted by officers alerted by a
caller who saw Shea lying in
the street. Sgt. Greg Bartz, who was the
first t.o arrive at the scene of the
shooting, said officers pursued
Duran from Cleo Street t.o the
<See BANKER, Pa1e A2 >
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Weather
Patchy fog and lo w
cJoud.tneu at beacbe. dur-m. early morning hours
otbenriae sunny. Tuesday
with some hllb clouds .
Lowa _!onlcbt H to 10. K\ab.I Tuetday 78 to 80 •l
beachet to 90 to 97 inland.
INSIDE TODAY
Tu m.bW Ian JO~· o/ Aa.. Lodd't Mft °"' ~ed ._ dtit -* pcm of q ..,.,,,, °" at. ad.or. SH PQfll er.
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CURIOUS HUNTINGTON BEACH VISITORS WATCH EARTHMOVERS ATTACKING OIL GLOB SPILLS
Tar-like Goo H~ HuntJneton Send• Sunday and Moved on to Weet N••Port Beech•• Today
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Carter's Mom Slips Up
'Remark About Kennedy Stuns Democrats
DOVER, N.H. (AP) -Presi-
dent Carter, already embroiJed
in a political fight fo r his life
and watching a possible candid·
cacy from Sen. Edward M.
Kennedy grow more probable
by the day, faced another con·
troversy today -sparked by
his mot.her of all people.
Lillian Carter said Sunday
she could not believe Kennedy
would run against her son, Jim·
my. However, she added: "it
looks like he is."
"If he does run. I do wish him
all the luck in the world." she
said, "and if he runs I hope to
eoodness nothing happens to
him."
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Mrs. Carter 's remark was
greeted by silence and a few
catcalls. Two of Kennedy's
brothers were assassinated
President John F'. Kennedy m
1963, and Sen. Robert F. Ken-
nedy in 1968 as he sought the
Democratic presidential
nomination.
··1 was stunned. I couldn't
believe it,·· said Romeo Dorval.
state Democratic Party
chairman. "Whether it wa.i; a
s lip of the tongue or not. it
shouldn't be said "
Chris Brown, deputy national
manager for the Carter cam·
paign. later described the 81 ·
year.old Mrs. Carter's remark
as "an hones t expression or
concern.··
A ppeanng today on a radio
talk show in Dover. Mrs Carter
said her remark about Ken
nedy"s safety '"slipped out inad
vertently.
"After. I was sorry I said 1t ...
she said.
Linda Peek of the Carter
Mondale Re-election Commit
tee. said Miss Lillian "later ex
pressed concern that her re
mark was misinterpreted ·· M5
Peek said the president"::.
mother simply reported her
concern for Kennedy"s well
being m a way that wa.'i "sm
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Aviation Aetivity
lrrm Council
Olief Dies
By Tbt> A.!Jsodated Press
Ayatollah Mahmoud
Talegharu. a former n\"al
of Ayatollah Ruhollah
Khomeini. and reported
for the first ti me to be
president of the nation ·s
ruling revolutionary coun -
<'11. died today of a heart
attack. news reported
Japan ·s Kyodo news
service. reporting rrom
Tehran. said the council
announced the death. and
acknowledged Talegham .
69. was its chairman
Quoting a government
a nnouncement. Kyod o
said Iran would observe
three days of mourning
beginning today
Ted to Make
Thanksgiving
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Race Entry?
Irvine Strategy Told /
WASHINGTON <AP) -Seo.
Edward M. Kennedy, under
growing pressure to run for the
1980 Democratic presidential
nomination, bas indicated be
wlll decide whether to challenge
President Carter in time to enter
the primaries.
Kennedy told two New York
Democrats, Sen. Daniel Patrick
Moynihan and Gov. Huab Carey,
that ''by Thanksgiving I'll have
a pretty cood idea .. whet.her be
will run, according to sources
familiar with I.be conversation.
Tom Southwick, Kennedy's
press aide, acknowledged that
the conversation took place but
refuaed to dilcua1 the 1ub9tance.
Southwick also eaid that
"clearly, a numbet' or peopie iD tbe paf17 ba\te Hid &e -(Keo.
Deel)') OQMht to nm."
Tb• aiae alto retuaed tO dia·
CUH a poeatble Kftnedy tlrnetl-
ble for deddinC whethar to -.T
dMr~ • If Jtlellldy cleelde4 lD late
November to ch.U...• Cuw,
the VaaucbuHtt• Hnator
would have tlm• to cet hll IWIM
on tb• ballot lD tueb early pne-
l den t.lal 'PflmerlH aa N••
BalDPlblre aod MuaacbUMtta,
CSel n.DIASY, P•J• Al
Councilman Art Anthony has
mapped out strategy aimed at
keeping the skies over Irvine
clear of commercial and private
aviation activity.
Jn a report t.o the city's Avia·
lion Advisory Committee, An·
tbony said that in addition t.o
mounting a drive to annex all
lands surrounding the El Toro
Marine Corps Air station as well
as possibly the base It.self, the ci-
ty could:
-Recommend to county
supervison that the terminal at
John Wayne Airport be reloc•t·
ed to the west side of the airfield
10 that the current eastside
terminal area could be used to
"improve opportunities for
1eoeral aviation operations."
-Encourace expansion.. of
com muter aircraft o~raUona
from tbe wettalde cothmerclal
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LAS VEGAS CAP) -Nevada
HJ1lt••1 Patrol otftC'tr Daniel
llam'18ck • ., Uated In stable
condlUon today after belnl lbot
tn tb• stomach tn en early;
mo~ exchan1• ol pnflre on
Lbe LM Vetaa Strlp In wblch Isla
alle1ed N1atlant wu klUed.
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terminal ·'to provide more
linkage transportation to LAX
!Los Angeles International
Airport> and Ontario Interna-
tional Airport."
-Support the extension of the
main runway al John Wayne
Airport toward the San Dteao
Freeway t.o permit jets to attain
greater altitude sooner -"thus
lesaeninc noise impacts west
and south of the airport."
SEUS A.BOUT
D'ERYIHING
"I've aoJd Just about every.
tbln1 tbrouab Dally Pilot
cluslfied ads."
Tbat'a the advertlalni 1ucce1s
atory of tbe La1una Beach
woman who placed UU. ad tn the
Dally Pilot:
Bdrm Set, contem·
porary: 2 twn beda.
hdbrda. matt, box
epra•. mM't le ltd!•• drMMr PIO Ph llXX·
llUll
11 .1°"' want to aell • 'J\< about aDYlhirll.'' try tbe friendly Dal·
ly Pilot cluatfted ad·vt..,.. et
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These and other recommend&·
lions regarding the future of the
El Toro Marine base, the county
ajrport and the Tustin M-arine
helicopter base are contained in
the broadly outlined strategy
Anthony thinks could keep plans
for commercial use of El Toro
grounded.
Irvine city officials have been
opposmg the work of a regional
planning aaency tbat baa
focused in on El Toro aa one of
~veral potential sJtes for com-
mercial airline activity.
A.nthooy aakt he'd Uke t.o aee
the council have a strate1y
ready for consideration by it.s
Sept. ~ meettna.
In bis propoHd atrat.e1y, An·
thony also touches on noise reg.
ul•tJons, tbe eatabUabment ol •
lea al f\md and tbe punuit of
reatrlc:Uona oo use ol a runway
et !:l Toro used for tratnbli ex· uclaea over the summer that
trl11ered complaints about
11olH from Irvine realdtnta.
BARI' Ta.lb On
OAKLAND CAP> -A~
wHk of eommu\l.DS wltbout
BQ Al'.-Rapid TrUl1.t traJAI
continued tod~ u Mtodalon
ror two uolooa an<l BART
pnpire to resume talk.a.
Newport
Also Hit
By Slick
c; lo~ of tar the ::.1zt of a fist
from d four-male-long 0tl sbck
t·ontinued tn wash up along ~tatt
l>ea<'h<'" 1n tluntin~ton Beach to
da}
1t v. as tht• Wl:Ond day in a row
Uiat the g0<1 foul ed Huntington
Beach'" c;hon·hnc
Thi.' globs w('n· also hitting lht-
-.a nd •n Newport Beach from
40t h Street to thf" Santa An<J
Ht\'l'r JNt). :'lit·wport lifeguard
:-,pol.<·~men reported
\ S Coa:.t Guard ofhc1als said
C'lf.'anup <'rews began -;cooping
lh l" mess from Huntington
bea<'he!-tod<a v and Coast Guard
pl'ople we r0
l' meeting with
Newpott o fr1 c 1als to p lan
dean up of the tar.
Ocean bathers who Jammed
the Huntington state beachei;
Sunday reported a fine film of
oil rtoatmg in the -.urlline. Many
'"''mmero; emt'rged from the
'fltler cover.E•d with 0 11
llreguards reported
Coast Guard officials said the
tar <1hould be c leaned from
beaches by Tuesday
The 011 and tar. they said. ap
pear~ to be a refin ed product
and not the result of natural
seepage from the ocean floor
Coast Guard off1ct'rS said
tht-y·re exam1n1ng bilges of
~hips thal passed through th~
a rea recently
3 Bus Routes
Begin in
South County
Three new Oran ge County
Transit District «OCTD l routes
begwn operation 1n south Orange
CoW'llY today
A ne\\ hne serving the Irvine
indus trial complex. route 78.
runs between the Laguna Hills
mall. Irvine and South Coast
Plaza Buses on this route will
also stop at the north campus of
Saddleback College al lrvine
Center Drive and Jeffrey Road
Orange Coast College .
Newport Center and The City
shopping center are linked by
route 45.
And a third new route, 185,
runs a lo n g Crown Valley
Parkway from Saddleback
College and Mission Viejo mall
to the south county civic center
in Laguna Niguel.
Bus riders were greeted Mth ,
new rates as well as the added ·
routes. ;
Sunday marked the inaugura-1
lion or OCTD rare increases I
from 3S t.o SO cents per one-Nay
bus trip. The cost of riding ex·
press buses and Dial·a·Ride l
vehicles Jumped h'om 70 cents to (
Sl. I
But those who ride buses daily l
via monthly bus passes bad
hardly notlced the rate an -I
creases. The ce»t of • local bus
pass went up Sl • month, from
$14 t.o $1.S.
Students end handicapped
persons continue to receive
price breaks on monthly a)UMI
at $10 a pa.as. An<l aenlor citbeaa
still rtde free, the coat of their 25 ·
cent one-way trips picked up i
jointly. 'by the cOQDty and the\ transit dbtrkt. .
OCTD cftlclala 1a1d fares were !
ralMd to cover tbe c09ta of u · pandlnf their neet of buua to
meet the crowtnt demand for
bus aemc. In the wake ol lhe
1 .. 0llne 1borta1e.
<lee Bll Pap AZ )
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A few good (Reserve) naen
Marine reserv~ts load military hardware aboard an Air
Force C-5 Galaxy transport Jet Saturday as part of
mobilization maneuvers for five reserve units over the
weekend at the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station. The
test.JI were meant to evaluate unit readlneH and ability
to join active duty forces on short notice in time of na-
tional crisis. After loading the planes, the reserve units
went aboard and were flown to another military airfield.
Gtl F•llttre
:A.gency Probes
•
~ .. ~.1.-ransm1ss1ons
W ASHl.NGTOM <AP) -Tbe
IOYVlll••nl h inveaU1at101
wbetber Geaeral II otora
Corpontioa built tra.umilllom
for about four bsJIUoa can that
can wear out early and present
ownen with repair blllt of about
'400.
The Federal Trade Com-
m lulon lnveallcatloo, not
pubUc!fe.ea;ed b7 the acen · cy, la ln a le1al docu·
ment flied by General Moton
arculna that it •bould not be re·
quired to turn over docu.menta
demanded for tJ:\e probe.
GM 1ay1-the FTC be1an the
probe of tbe serlea THM
automatic trao1mluioo1 In
March. A conaumer group re·
quested an Investigation then,
but the probe did not become
public knowledge untJl copies of
the 1ubpoenu were includ~ in
the GM le1aJ document.a
The tranamilslom have been
used belinoin1 wltb the 1978
model year in a wide ranee of
GM paaaenger car models
The Center for Auto Safety, a
Wethington consumer group
that Ralph Nader helped found,
aald in March that a major de·
sign problem is leading to pre·
mature failure 10 the ~neti D>
transmlsslOM
1talled ln the modotla. The •*
ukt tbat the eowt order 011 to
pay damqee to all auto buyen
wbO rlC4dved the TllM 2CJO.
Btdkrina
'Regrets'
Trip Horne
MOSCOW <AP) -Bols hoi
ballerina Ludmllla VIHova,
center of a Sovlet-U.S. confroa·
talion laat month when ahe left
her defector husband In New
York. Is regretting her decilW.
Lo come home. Bolatiol hulders
say
M 111 Vluova ii beln1 ahunoed
and ridiculed by fellow dancen
who will not talk to her becauae
they lhlnk she "sold her soul" to
Soviet ofrtclab m return for bet·
ter rolea, Bolshoi sources say.
Hughes Airwest Workers Strike
Center Executive Director
C larence Dillow said "1,200
complaints that we have re
ceived 1bow that this Is a major
problem. And the transm1.,sion.s
coat about $400 a crack when
they have lo be repa.ired."
Ambition as the explanation
ci rculating ln the famed Moecow
dance troupe for the 36-year-old
ballerina's decision to come
home from the United Stat.es in·
stead or defecting with her
husband, Bolllhoi star Alexander
Godunov
Is she happy with her choice"
Bolshoi insiders say no
The picture that emerges is of
a dancer scorned and Insulted
by put friench, commuting to
and from ballet rehearsals from
her elderly mother 's Moacow
apartment trailed by two Soviet
security men
After more than a year or un
succeaafuJ bargaining, members
of the Airline Employees Aa·
soelaUon who work lot Hughes
Alrwest walked off their jobs
th11 morning.
The strike was C!illed at 10 30
a.m. after an all·nlght bargain·
ing session an Washington, DC
A federaJ mediator failed lo re
Frortt Page A I
Newport Beach
The temperatures today were
expected tn reach 92 and dip lo
an overnight low of 68.
A weather service spoke:iman
said the hot temperatures were
due primarily lo a thermal low
moving toward the coast from
inland and the abse nce of
sea breezes
These cond1l1ons will prevail
through Tuesday with warm
days and flur weather foreeast
through the week
Storm Poised
ForGuH Run
M JAMI <AP J Tropical
Storm f<'rederac btulled off the
south coast of western Cuba.
poised for a possible move lnt.o
the Gull of Mexico, as Hurricane
Gloria whirled out or harm 's
way in the central Atlantic.
F"rederic, a former hurricane
which had sunk to tropical
depression statt11, waa packlni
winds of about SO mph Late Sun·
day. 1t was about 200 miles
south-southwest of Key Weal.
Gloria waa moving to the
northwest at 10 mph Sunday,'
and forecasters at the National
Hurricane Center here aald it
waa about 900 miles southwest or
the Azores. Highest winds were
barely hurricane stren1th at 75
mph.
Cabinet W eleomed
W ASJUNGTON <AP) -Preal·
dent Carter welcomed hil re-
furbished Cabinet to the White
House today, nearly two mont.hs
after he sought and received
ma11 r•lpaUons from mem-
bera of h1a ortailnal Cabinet.
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solve the dispute over wases and
workl.nc condJtioru between the
airline and about 2,200 union
members.
A spokesman for the airline at
Orange County's John Wayne
Airport said Alrwest operations
there will be halted until further
notice.
Airwest station manager Tom
C handler said the airline's
superviaory personnel got two
nighlll off this morning just as
the strike took effect.
Chandler said an Inbound
night from Howilon via Tucson
was due to arrive by midday and
Fro. Pa~ A I
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high school, then back down lo
Coast Hl«hway
Four police units were In·
volved In the chase which ended
in the north part of the city at
the end ol Ledroit Street and
Coast Highway where officers
set up a roadblock
l>uran screeched to a halt 1m·
mediately in front of the parked
patrol units, rolled up the win-
dows and lit up a cigarette, of·
ricers aaid.
They had to break a window m
the expensive car to aet the 8U.S·
pect out.
Offlcers saJd Duran alleiedly
dumped the pistol from the car
during the pursuit. It was later
recovered by police.
Dur an remains ln Orange
County Jail today with bail set
at $~.ooo. He ia to be charged
with attempted murder. at·
tempted kidnaplna. attempted
robbery and theft of a vehicle.
Man Charged
In 'Swindle'
LOS ANGELES <AP) The
presiaent or a California real
estate school has been accused
or fleeing with hla secretary-
g Ir Uri end to Hawaii afte r
swindling Investors out of
$500,000.
Steven Kent Woolcot, 38, and
Linda Plrrt, 26, operators of the
Whittier-baaed Accelerated Real
Estate School, alleaied1y bilked
89 investors of up to SU,000 each
in a !rancbtae scheme, Deputy
Diatrlct Attorney Rob4art Silla
Hid.
In addlUon to numeroua felony
1rand theft count.a, Woolcot wu
cbar1ed with failure to provide
t.be •late and investors with re·
quired bacqround lolormation
a b o ut the company, the
f ranohlle plan and bimHll, Sllla
Hid .
Inmate Cute Throat
Of Roetage Goard
Di:D LODOJ: llont. <AP> -
An •n•et• MfVl.Di a l00-1tar ... a.nee tor IDlll'der 1rabbed a
Montana State Prltoa ldard1 1lubed the .... rd'I tb"* UNI
held blm boltaa• UDUl a ooUce
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Chandler said a total or 53 sta·
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Oranee County operation, asaillt·
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where he would be heavily
favored over Carter
The latest flurry of specula ·
tion about a Kennedy presiden·
t1al candidacy began last week
when the senator acknowledged
Ahal he discussed the possibility
with hiB mot.her and wife and
that they said they would not ob·
ject to his running
The senator, who leads Carter
m most public opinion polls, bad
lunch with the president Friday
According to one publlahed re
port, Kennedy told Carter the
president could not be re-elected
and would hurt other
D~mocrahc candidates an 1980 af
he ran •
The account also said Ken-
nedy told Carter that a primary
fight between them would pave
the way for the election of a
Republican president in JM>
"The slory was inaccurate,"
said Southwick.
The story also was denied at
the Wh.lte House.
The conversation Kennedy
had with Moynihan and Carey
occurred Aug. 9, at Brockport,
N. Y., where all three attended
the S~cial Olympics, a charita·
bJe event stronaily supported by
the Kennedy family.
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cere and honest and from her
heart u a mother."
An aide lo Sen Kennedy de
nled published reporlll that tht
M assachusetlll Democrat con
sldera Carter a "poliUcal crip
pie"' who cannot wan re
election.
"The story ls Inaccurate.'
aald KeMedy'1 press secretary,
Tom Sbuthwtck. "The reporter
dld not speak to the senator."
T he 1tory, publiahed lo Sun·
day'1 Atlanta J ournal and
BLACK CAT OMEN
FOA BAOWN? -Al
Conatltution, quoted unldeo·
titled poUUcal sources u H)'·
lnl Kennedy feela Carter could
dra1 other Democrat.a down Lo ~teat.
The a.rt.lcle alao aald K8nnedy
told Carter durio1 a luncheon
meeUnc lut week that a battle
be t ween tbem for t be lllU
Democratic prealdentlal
nomtnaUoo could pave the way
tor a Republican victory.
Althouch KeDMdy hu denied
be I• 1 cand1ct.te, he mtde lt
known l•t w .. li that bil wtl•
a nd mother would 1upport
blm ln a campal1nJ an an-
nouncement wtde(y viewed u
another at.p toward a Kenaedy
campalp .
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T1M iacNIMd far• will al.lo
•tfl r*ll&lr ... .au of 1taw
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Earlier today it appeared the
s trik e waa temporarily
postponed when the midnlihl
gunday deadline paued and
negotiationa were cont1nulne
Federal mediator Harry
Bickford called a recess jU4t
before dawn today to allow
partlclpanlll to rest
However, sometime durane
thal rest breai<, the union or
dered illl employees lo strike
A llempt.a to reach the cor-
porate headquarters of the
airline In San Francisco proved
futile alter the strike was caJled
becauge the union repreaenlll
secretanal employees as .well as
ticket and reservation agents
A recording notifi ed callers
that all of the airline's ruihlll
had bttn cancelled.
Aarwest as an International
airline serving 33 citae8 In the
western United Stat.es, Canada
and Mexico
From Orange County. the
airline serves I.as Vegas,
Tucson and Phoenix
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He said aa1d the lran.amilslon
waa designed for the 2,lOO·pound
Chevrolet Chevette. It haa been
used m vehicles up to the 3,765-
pound Caprice, DiUow said
Phil Workman , a GM
spokesman, said, "There has
been no widespread failure of
the four million GM automatic
200 tranamuaions produced tbWI
far All tranam1ss1ons In GM
vehlclea are selected by our
eneineera for UMl In a particular
vehicle. The weight or the car 11
matrhedtothe powertraln, wblch
includes the engine. tran11mU1s1on
and differential," he sa 1d
"GM s tands behind the
transmission used an all ab
cars ," Workman saad
The transmission also la the
s ubject or a conaumer clus-
actaon lawsuit flied 1n a federal
court Ul Ctucago
The suit charges that GM
failed to inform buyerw that they
were receiving a smaller
transml&saon than formerly an
For those Ces~I Daya around Campus
~.JndlgO Otntmt With subnO POCkM
ecoenta. CJOMQlfmenw.d by IM ICJft IOUCh
of cotton kt11t lhrt11n al80fl8CJ lrtpoe
ldd 1 ~ Mtllthtrt or a ~rleh oonon
Ol'llmoit lhtrt for lhoM C006tr days at..!
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Miu Vlaaova haa been ac-
cesalblc only lo the Sovae1 med.la
since her hero's homecomina
;ilmost two weeks ago
U S ;iulhontlea grounded for
three days the Aeroflot plane
she was on an New York while
they determined whether she
wa11 returning to Ruuia by
choice She convinced them she
dad not want t.o stay.
Sources say Soviet officialfl
wa nted the ballerina to meel
with lht> fon•1gn press soon after
her return but that she refused.
She ha.s Isolated heraelJ from
fraench. insiders reveal, and
does not wtsh to return to the
spacious apartment she shared
with t.be 29-year-old Godunov on
Nezhdanov0t Street.
.. J think ~re are too many ·
memones there," a source said
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1979 Fl FTEEN CENTS
Earter's Marn lfU 'Slip of Ti
r .
e'
l>OVD, N.R. <AP> -Prel• t can.. alnad1 •mbrolled
a polltleal ftPl ror b.11 We wat.cb•nc a poqtbM cand.ld
c ey ftom SU. Edward M crow more &»J'Obable
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tbe , tac:ed uotlMr con· ~en7 tod.Q ~ as-rked by
molber of all peop&e.
l Lllllan Carter said SUnclay
~ could not believe Kennedy
'fOUld nm a1ai.alt her aon, Jim-
$y. However, ahe added: ''1t l~s Uke be ls."
"ff be doee nan, 1 do wiab h!m
aU the luck In t..he world," ahe
Hid, "and Jf he runJ J hope to
•oodneaa nothln1 happens to
him."
M rt Carter'• remark WH
1reeted by 1Uence and a few
catcall•. Two or Kennedy'"
bri>then were auassloeted
President John F. Kennedy In
1983, and Sen. Robert F Ken·
oedy m l9158 as he sought the
Democratic presidential
nominaUon.
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RICHARD HENRY DANA SCHOOL OPENS
Raul Juarez, 4, Hangs On To Mom
~-h .County
liJJt,s 21, ()()()
linSchool,s •
( New lunch pails, a few tears ~nd a last minute wave to mom
,.,ere all part of the first day of f Chool this morning as an
~stimated 21.000 south Orange
ounly youngsters set aside
wimsuits and picked up their
ks.
Initial reports from school or-
icials indicated today's bus
chedules and early classes
ere running smoothly.
More than 18,000 students are
peeled to attend classes in the
apiatrano Unified School Dis-
r i ct' s 21 elementary, in·
rmediate and high schools.
While that e nrollment
stimate represents a 4 percent
crease over last year, Superin·
eodent Jerry Thornsley said
oday's initial attendance
~urea will not be tallied until
ednesday.
Meanwhile, Laguna Beach
nilled School District Superin-
ent Bobert Sancbis said his
ebools are expected to ex-
rience a 1.5 percent drop to
~ut 2,820 students this year.
Dee Brialen, Laguna Beach
gh School dean of students,
aid about 1,080 youngsters held
n entbuaiaatic assembly on
c-mpua Ulla morning to get the
ear star1ed off the right way.
San Cleme.nte High School
P.rincipal Dennis Flynn said at-
lendance was down to about t, 750 because some 140 San ODofr.area studenta have been
traufened to Fallbrook Hilb
hool. Parmta who may have quea-
Uou t.bia week recardln& tbe
flnt day of clHaes at Lacuna
-.a@•1 ftve campu.sea abould
call tile dl1trlct office at ......
f'Of' lDfonnaUoD In Capiatrano
Unified Sebool District call -.1211.
• • J wu atunned. I couldn't
bell•v• It." aald Romeo Dorval.
s tate Democratic Party
C'hairman. "Whether it was a
1Up of the \on1ue or Mt, it
shouldn't be aald."
Chrta Brown, deputy natJooal
manager for the Carter cam-
pal1n. later described the 81-
year-old Mrs. Carter's remark
as ·•an honest expression of
concern."
Appeanng today on a radio
talk show in Dover, Mrs. Carter
said her remark about Ken·
nedy's safety "slipped out lnad·
vertenUy.
"After, I was sorry l sajd it,"
she said.
Linda Peek of the Carter-
Mondale Re-eltclion Commit-
tee, said Miss Ullian "later ex-
pressed concern that her re.
mark was misinterpreted." Ma.
Peek said the president. 's
mother simply reported her
concern for Kennedy's well-
being in a way that was "sin.
cere and honest and from her
heart as a mother.·•
An aide to Sen. Kennedy de·
nied publ.Uhed reports that thf
M assacbusetts Democrat con
siders Cart.er a "poUlical crip
ple'"' who cannot win re
election.
''The story is inaccurate.·
said KeMedy's press secretary.
Tom Southwick. ''The reporter
did not speak to the senator "
The story. published in Sun-
day's Atlanta Journal and
Conatitulion . quoted uoiden·
tlfied political sources as say·
ing Kennedy feels Carter could
drag other Democrats down lo
defeat.
The article also said Kennedy
told Carter during a luncheon
meeting last week that a battle
between them ror the 1980
D emoc ralic pres i den ti ar
nomination could pave lbe way
for a Republican victory
Although Kennedy has derued
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Niguel Banker Shot
Found in Laguna Gutter; Suspect Nabbed
By STEVE MITCHELL Of ... 0.11, .. 1 ... , .. It
A bank manager from Laguna
Niguel remains in guarded but
stable condition al South Coast
Medical Center after being shot
in the stomach o utside his
parked car in Laguna Beach
early Saturday morning.
John Donald Shea, 38. of 31344
Wes t Nine Dri ve. Laguna
Niguel. remains in the intensive
care unit at the South Laguna
hospital. He was taken there
after officers found him lying m
the gutter in the 1200 block of
Glenneyre Street at about 2: lS
a .m . Saturday
Sh ea, vice president and
manager of the Southwest Bank
of El Toro, is also president of
the El Toro Lions Club.
Laguna Beach police arrested
Denver mecharuc Joseph Louis
Duran, 24, after a 15 minute
pursuit through Laguna Beach
streets early Saturday.
Officers recons tructed the
story this way.
Shea allegedly left a tavern on
South Coast Highway after clos·
ing hours Saturday to return to
his cream-colored Cadillac
parked on GleMeyre St.
A man approached the bank
manager and asked where the
Little Shrimp bar was located.
Shea gave the man instructions
to the nearby tavern, and turned
to put his keys in the car door.
The suspect then approached
Shea. placed a handgun agamsl
his back and said. "Don't move
or 1 ·11 blow you away."
He took the keys Crom Shea
and ordered ham to go to the
other side of the car and gel in.
Shea refused, and the suspect
a llegedly pointed the lar,e
caliber aulom3llc pistol al his
stomach and squeezed the tng
ger.
The s uspect then leaped 1oto
the car and sped south on Glenn·
eyre. He turned a round and
drove toward Laguna Beach
High School where he was
Alerts Likely
spotted by officers alerted by a
caller who saw Shea lyin~ an
the street
Sgt Grt>g Bartz. who was the
f1ri.t to arnve al the scene of the
shooting, said officer!. pursued
Duran from Cleo Street to the
high school. then back down to
Coast Highway
f'our police units were an·
volved in the chase which ended
an the north part of the caty at
the end of Ledro1t Street and
Coast HJghway where orracer~
set up a roadblock
Duran screeched to a halt 1m
County Plagued
By Foul Air, Heat
By DA VJD KUTZMANN °' ttoe o.i1, ru.. S\elt
Rancid air and blistering tern·
pe ratures could again plague
Southern California Tuesday in
the wake of firs t-stage smog
alerts that were expected in
several Orange County com
munities today
A spokesman for the Air
Quality Management District
said unhealthful air for everyone
was anticipated today an the
cities or Anaheim, La Habra, El
Toro and Los Alamitos
Borderhne areas were lo include
San Juan Capistr ano and
Laguna Beach
There followed weekend smog
levels that were among the
highest in the area in five years
Other coastal a reas such as
Huntington Beach had been ex·
pected lo have air unhealthful
for sensitive persons along with
t he San Fernando and Santa
Cla r ita valleys and the
Riverside and San Bernardino
a reas.
The AQMD spokesman said a
first stage alert means children.
the elderly and persons with
respiratory and cardiac prob·
lems s hould remain indoors .
Additionally. motoris ts are
asked to curtail their dnvmg
and school children should not
exercise outdoors No second stage alerts were
forecast for today. but air of
ficials said the possibility eust
ed for such an alert to be called
National Weather Service
spokesmen said the smog and
heat of the last several days
have been the result o ( weak sea
breeies and a strong inversion
layer over the South Coast Atr
Bas an .
.. Tomorrow could be a bad
one. too." an AQMD spokesman
said of aar quality throughout
the basin
A llhough no second stage
alerts were called this mom.mg,
he said if at were known m ad·
vance conditions existed for
such poor aJr. indus try would be
required to implement car pool·
ing plans, tankers would not be
loaded or unloaded in the Los
Angeles and Long Beach harbor
areas and mdustry would be re-
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Lifeguar~ Paddle
From Catalina Isle
Two San Clemente lifeguards
paddled 30 miles from Santa
Catalina Island to Long Beach in
7~ hours over the weekend
braving dense foa and winds up
to 18 knota.
Lt. Lifeguard Lynn Hughes
said he and lifeguard Greg
Hulsizer have sore tongues to·
day from spitting out seawater
that bil them in lbe face durlni
the channel crossing that be1an
Saturday morning. ·
SEUS A.BOlff
D'ERYIHING
"I've sold Just about every-
th i nJ tbrou1b Dally Pilot
claaaift~ ads."
That's the adve..U.ln1 success
story of the Laauna Beach
woman who placed tb1J ad lD the
Daily PUot:
Bdrm Set, contem-
porary: 2 twn beds. hdbrd1. mau, box
aprp. man's Ct ladl"
dresser GOO Ph .U .ll·
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lf.P.l waot to HU. '1.uat.aboul ao~," try tbe trie11d1y Dai·
ly PUoC clU1lfted ad·ftMrl at
Ma·lm.
But Hughes. 32. said he's not
tired even though the two pad·
dlers took only 10 minutes total
rest Ume and averaged about 4 •
miles per hour.
"l had juice left," said Hughes
today.
Hughes said he and Hulsizer.
25, had planned to make the
30-mile crossing ever since last
month when Laguna Beach
Lifeguard Charlie Ware and six
Huntington Beach lifeguards
performed the feat. on separate
dates.
But Hughes and Huls.izer
estimate they shaved 1 ~ hours
off the Utne or last month's
channel paddlers.
The San Clemente pair have
been paddllng ei1bt \o 12 miles a
day in preparation for their
weekend crosatn1.
T he pair left the Catalina
lttbmua at 10 a.m. and came
aabore at tbe Jolly Roser
Restaurant ln tbe Lont Beach
Marina at 5:30 p .m .• Hu1bes
said.
Hu1be1' brother, Dr. Jerry
Hqbel, dlNctor of t.orq 8-cb
Commumt.y Jbplta.l'• em...,en-
c1 11rvlcea, .. eort.d tM two
llle1...,. ln a power boat from caun. to Lons Beada.
The only ..u.bap d\ariq the
trtp •11 wbm a wave ltrUck
C8ee CllANNSL. Pace .U)
I ,
mediately an Cronl of the parked
patrol uruts. rolled up the win
dows and lit up a cigarette. of
f1cer~ ~aid
They had to break a window in
the exJjensave car to get the su~
peel out
Officers s&11d Duran allegedly
dumped the pistol from the car
during the pursuit It wa~ later
recovered by poltct'
O'uran remain~ in Orange
County Jail today \,\1th bail !>et
at $25.000 lfe 1~ lo be charged
wath <ittempted murder. dl
tempted k1dnaping. attempted
robbery and theft of a vehicle:
ldemity
Of Victim
Unknown
Coroner 's officials today still
~ought the 1dent1l} of a young
s lun diver killed off Laguna
Beach when a Jo.foot cabin
cruiser's propeller cut through
his body
The vactam. who offtc1als said
was diving a hair mile off
Laguna's main beach alone, was
described as 16 to 21 years old .
standing S-.feet 1 inches tall and
weighing llOlo l50pounds
The rrushap occurred shortly
after 2 p m Saturday when the
power boat driven by a 14-year
old girl ran over the ill-fated
diver
The girl was steering the boat
back to Newport Beach after u
ram1ly outing and fishing trip to
Dana Pomt Harbor Patrol or
h c1als 1nd1catc.>d 1t was legal for
the young girl to be steering the -'
boat There wer<' adults nearby.
the spokesman added.
Officials were unclear about
v.·hether th<' girl had seen the
diver before the boat struck
him . A Harbor Patrol
spokesman noted there was fog
an the area and saad the pleasure
craH was not going fast when
tbe accident occurred
Authorities were alerted to the
accident when they heard a
radio call to the U S Coast
Guard based sn San Diego
Harbor Patrol deput1es launched
a boat and earned paramedics
lo the scene off Laguna.
The young girl was shaken
after the incident. officials said
Officials said the victim was •
clad in a wet suit. fins and
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Coas'
Weather
Patchy fog and low
cloudiness at beaches dur-
ing early morning hours
otherwlae sunny Tuesday
with some high clouds .
Lows tonight 66 to 70 .
Hiahs Tuesday 76 to 80 at
beaches \o 90 to WI inland.
llalDE TOD,. "t'
The troubl.ed Ion 10 do111 o/
A'4m Ladd'• ti/ea,.. recoul·
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40tb 9treet to the lula Aaa
Rlv•r jetty, M"1*'\ Ut.cuard 1pok•1MD~.
U.S. C.0.t Guard otflclala Mid
clHA\llP enwt Mau ~
tbe meu from )hanltnaton
beaebel today ud Cc>Mt Guard
people were meetln1 with
Newport offlclal1 to plan
cleanup ol the lat. °"""' ......... ~
pected at Capistrano Unified School Dis-·
trict 's 21 schools for the first day of school
today
FtAIT DAV CONFUllON Teacher Greg
Seymour assUlts Jason Cane. 9. a fourth
grader at Richsrd Henry Dana School
Jason was one of about 18,000 students ex-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
Ocean t>.tbera who Jammed
the HunUnaton atate be1cbes
Sunday reported a fine ft1m of
oil floatina In the surfllne Many
awlmmers emerged from the
water covered with oil,
Ule1uards reported
Cout Guard officlala 1ald ~
tar should be cleaned from
beach.es by Tuesday.
The oil and tar, they uld. ap-
pears to be a refined product
and not the result' of natural
seepage from the ocean floor.
B11s Routes Expanded
Three South County Runs Begi,n Today
Coast Guud olflcera said
they're examining bilges or
ships that passed through the
area recently.
Three new Orange County
Transit Di.strict <OCTD > routes
began operation ln south Orange
County today
Sex C11res
ArthritiA Pain Etued
' CHICAGO tAP) -Sexual activity can tem-
porarily relieve the pain of arthritis by stimulating
adrenal glands to produce cortisone, according to a
doctor who is a specialist on human relations.
''This alone provides from four to six hours of re·
lief rrom arthritic pain," Dr. Jessie Potter told 450
patients and professionals at a meeting of the Na
tional Arthritis foundation.
Ms. Potter is a faculty member at the University
of Illinois and Northwestern Univei;sity medical
schools and director of the National Institute for
Human Relations in Chi cago.
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CHANNEL PADDLERS. • •
Hulaizer and knocked him on hla
side. No abarb or Jellyfish were
sighted but good omens such u
200,000 Visit
Tar-marred
Newport Sands
Newport Beach lifeguards
said an estimated 200,000 people
visited the beaches this weekend
as temperatures Inland soared
to nearly 100 degrees.
Sunday's crowd of 110,000 was
ea blg u the Labor Day turnout.
according to Ufe1uard Lt. Lo1an
Lockabey. Labor Day 1-tradi-
tionally one of the heaviest
beach uae days of the year.
Lockabey said there were few
problems uaoclated with the
crowd.a. A total of 38 awlmmen
had to be re9cued.
However, lifeguard• aald the
oil spiU reported Friday ln'P&loe
Verdes bad worked ita way far
enough south by Sunday to leave
lar1e gJobe Of tar OD beaches
from the Sani. A.na Rl ver Jetty
to 40th Street.
"Swfen were "&ettlng out of
the water covered wtth tar," he
commented.
Lockabey aald the Coast
Guard wu on the acene today
laying plana for a jolnl Cout
Guard-city clean up of the mess.
seals and pilot whales were ob-
served, Hughes aald.
Dr. Hughes estimated that his
brother uaed 481000 arm strokes
to propel himself across on hJt.
l l foot. s1x·anch-long paddle
board. Hughes said a Los Angeles
County lifeguard asked him
what he and Hulsizer planned to
do as they left the island. The
Los Angeles lifeguard thought
they were joking. Hughes said .
·'Thia la a whole new era In
long dlalance paddling,'· Hu&hes
said before the trip.
To lifeguards in most coastal
areas. the paddJeboard is stand·
ard lifesaving equipment but two
decades ago tt was frequently
used for paddling across lhe chan
nel, Hugheasaid
F,.._PClifeAJ
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be is a candidate. he made lt
known lut week thal hls wife and mother would support
him In a campaign, an an·
nouncement widely viewed as
another at.ep toward a Kennedy
campaign.
BLACK CAT OMEN
FOR BROWN? -A5
Carter, aaked about Ken-
nedy's repo~ comments Sun-
day, 1ald only, "I'm not a can-
didate -yet.''
A new line serving the lrvine
Industrial romplex. roule 78,
runs between the Laguna Hills
mall, Irvine and South Coast
Plaza Buses on this route will
also stop at the north campus of
Saddleback College at lrvane
Center Drive and J effrey Road
Orange Coast College .
Newport Center and The Clty
shopping center are linked by
route 4S And a tturd new route. 185.
ru't'ls a lo ng C r ow n Valley
Park way from Saddleback
College and M1ss1on Viejo mall
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quired to cu rtall certain
emissions
Companies required to form
car pools would be those with 100
or more employees working one
shift at one location. The Nationul Weather Service
!'>a id the hot temperatures which
scorched the Southland over the
weekend could continue
throughout the week
The mercury zoomed to 95 in
Sanla Ana Sunday and to 79 at
Newport Beach.
The tempecatures today were
expected to reach 92 and dip to
an overnight low of 68.
A weather service spokesman
said the hot temperatures were
due pnmarUy to a thermal low
moving toward the coast from
Inland and the absence of
sea breeus.
These conditions will prevail
through Tuesday with warm
days and fair weather forecast
through the week.
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Verdugo Hilla High School um
shorts. There were no other people
near the young diver . leadlna ln-
veallaators to believe he was
diving alone
Reacu.era said the young man
was dead when they arrived oo
lhe acene. He suffered deep
lacerations to his back and the
back of Ms head
Laguna Waiter
Hit, Robbed
A Laauna Beach waiter was
robbed or hls wallet and watch
behind the Vltlage Faire early
Saturday morning after two men
sluHed him with their flat.a and
left him seml-conacloua on the
street.
to the south county ciyic center
in Laguna Nlauel.
Bus riders were greeted with
new rates as well as the added
routes
Sunday marked the lnau1ura
taon of OCTD rare Increases
from 35 to 50 cent.a per one·way
bus trip. The cost of rid1n& ex·
press buaes and Dlal-a-Rlde
vehicles jumped from 70 cents to
SL
But those who rtde bu11e1 daily
vi a monthly bus pasaes had
hatdly noticed the rate In
creases. The cost of a local bu.
pass went up St a month. from
St4 to SlS.
Students and handicapped
persons continue lo receive
price breaks on monthly passes
at $10 a pass And senior citizens
still ride free. the cost of their 25
cent one-way trips picked up
jointly by the county and the
tran11it district.
OCTD offlcials said fares were
raised to cover the costs of ex
pending their neet of buses to
meet the growing demand for
bus service in the wake of the
gasoline shortaae
The Increased fares will also
meet requirements of state
legislation requiring public
transportation COl'llP•nles to re
cover 2J> percent of what it coat.a
to operate a service from fare
boxes. ornctala said
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W A.SKl~GTON <AP> -1\e
•overnment I• lavHt11attn•
whether Geo,ral ltotora Corporlllioa built tran1mlulona
tor about four millloo ean that can wear out early and pNMnt
ownen with repair bUl.t ol about '400. The Federal Trade Com·
minion lnveau,auoo, not
publicly announced by the aceo-c~ i• delcribed in a lefaJ docu-m nt ft1ed by Genera Mot.on
'ir ulna that lt should not be re-
q red to tum over documenta
demanded for the probe.
GM sa1s the FTC be'ao the
probe of the seriea THM
automaUe transmiulona lo
March. A con.turner group re-
quested ao invesUgaUon then.
but the probe dJd not become
public knowledge until copies or
the subpoenas were Included In
the GM legal documents
The tramsmusions bave been
uaed be1inning with the 19'76
model year in a wide range or
OM puaenger car models.
The Cent.er for Auto Safety, a
Wathtngton consumer group
that Ralph Nader helped found.
aald in March that a major de-
sign problem Is leading to pre-
mature faUare in the Serles 200
tr an.a m.iaaion.a.
Center Executive Director
Clarence Ditlow u1d "l.200
complaints that we have re
celved show that this as a maJOr
problem. And the transm1ss1ons
co1t about $400 a crack when
they have to be repaired "
He taJd saKI the transm1ss1on
wu designed for the 2.IOO·pound
Chevrold Chevette It has ~n
used In vehicles up to the 3,765
pound Capnce. D1tlow said
Phil Workman . & GM
spolleaman. said. "There has
been no Wldespread failure of
the four trulhon GM aut.omallc
200 tran.smasions produced thWJ
far All transm1ss1ons an GM
vehicles are selected by our
engmeer11 for use an a particular
vehicle The weight of the car 1s
matcbedtothe pQwertram, which
Carter at Gospel
WASHINGTON <AP I Presa·
dent Carter wu the maan atlrac·
t1on for many of the &uest.s who
rLlaxed and hstened to three
h~urs of gospe music on the
White HouM! lawn Carter told a
crowd of 1,000 at the Sunday af.
ternoon program that gospel
music 11 '"derived from deep
wtthan the ~rt ot h.uman be·
tngs ··
lneluda the enr,oe. trammlulioe ap~dlfter-tS· .......... .
"GM stand• beblod tlla
tran1aU11lon used In all U•
can," Workman said.
The trammluioo al.lo II the•
subject of • eomumer elut·
action lawsuit ft&ed In • federal
court In Chicago.
The suit cbar1ea that Gtl
failed to inform buyen tbat tbq
were reeelvtna a 1mallet
tranamluion than formerty In·
stalled ln the model.I. The suit
aakt that the court order Gii -to
pay damages to all auto bu)'en
who received the THM 200.
Somhla,,P,
Li/eguard.
Kept Busy
Sweltering temperatures in-
land pushed large crowd.a down
to South Orange Coast area
beaches Sunday, keeping local
llfeguarda and harbor patrol of·
flclal• busy with minor rescues
and boa Ung troubles.
Officials up and down the
cout said Sunday's crowds were
as large as the Labor Day
weekend's gathering.
Dana Point Harbor Patrol of-
f 1c 1 a ls said they had their
busiest day ever , moving con-
iitantly on boat tows and minor
boating problems.
Firemen were called out Sun-
day night when an unidenWied
man climbed down a Niguel
Beach Park cliff face to recover
his disabled glider. Tbe man
became stranded on the cliff and
some 15 firemen assisted In hia
rescue. Ufeguards said.
Laguna lifeguards reported a
total of 40 rescues on Saturday
and Sunday ranging from a
possible broken ankle to a neck
1nJury
Lifeguard lntematlonal Beach
Strvtces apokesman Jim St.au!·
rcr srud 30 rescues took place
over the weekend at beaches
between Laguna and San
Clemente None were reported
serious
Crowds ran~ed from a high of
42 .000 Sunday in Laguna to
about 8,000 both days at SBll
Clemente city beaches.
Surf wu reported as "mostly
·nat." Wllh the crowda enjoying
the 85 degree temperatures oo
the lut w~kend before school
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DAILY PILOT
The newspaper story said
Kennedy expecta party leaders
lo pressure Carter not lo seek a
second lerm, and believea
Carter wUI bow out early ln the
campaign. Richard B. wnuta. u. of 1110
Catalina St.. wu retumin• to
hta home after leavlne a tavern
on Cout Hi1hway at about 1
a.m. when he was attacked by
two men behind the 1hoppln1
complex.
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Cbalrman John Whit. of the
Democratic National Commit· tee 1ald Sunday lt wu ''pure
fantuy .. to tb.lnk Carter would
wlthdraw, addinc. "That la tbe
111ost a.Ive thlnl I ever beard."
A Gallup poll releued durin1
the weekend a&ld Kennedy wu
preferred ovu Carter In tennt
of leadenbip quallUea and bJ•
abUlty to make known bla
1tance Oil llluea.
CalUr wu viewed a1 lravln1
hl,W prtnctDlu than Kennedy and belna 1llchUY more cape.-
bl• of maklDI 'ood JudilMl\ta IP a crlll.t, aal tb• Polf baled on tntel'YMwt wttb more t.hsn
l,IOO ldultl 4winl tb• ncond
wffk ln Auauat.
&\BTTalbOn
OAKLAND <AP> -A HCOnd
week of commutlnt wltbout •• , Ana aapld Truatt tratu
coauaaed toda1 • ... auaton for two anloH and BAllT ~to,....~·
The men beat him and took his
wallet and watch. wltb a total
value~•.
Mayor Pledges
To Selec~ Gay
SAN .FRANCISCO (AP)
Mayor Dianne Ftin1tetn baa
picked up lhe endonemtnt of
the clty't Democratic party and
pledced that •he wm appoint a homoua u~I police com -
ml11loner. Tb• Demoerauc Central Com-
mlttee endoraed llrt. Febwteln
wtth U.. nqutnd 18 vow Sl&rl· day wllll• opponenta Quentln
ICoPP and David Stott lcK UlrM Vottl~.
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For those Casual Days around Campus.
Levt·lndlOO Denims wtth 1ublto pocket eocents. comptunented by thG aott touon
ot cotton knit ahlnt an 9llO(t9d stnpee
add a hOOded twe1tlhlrt or• W>otrich cocaon
chamo11 ahtrt tor thole COOier daya anted
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56 FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT Bf ACH
(714) 644 7030
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Pointed La11ding
Traci Fann.in, 16, Newport Beach. winces
as he r pet double yellowbead parrot
secures his perch on her bare sJaoulder
with his toenails. The parrot is 17 years
old.
Goats May Be Moved
Wik/life Expert Vuiu San Clemente Island
SAN CLEMENTE ISLAND
CAP> -A wildlife roundup ex·
pert t.old a federal judge there
may be a bloodless solution t.o
the alleged overpopulation of
goals on rugged San Clemente
ls land.
· Jim Clapp, who accompanied
tJ.S. District Judge Robert M.
Takasugi, attorneys for both the
Navy and the Fund for Animals
in a research party which Hi·
spected the island, said the
goals could be caputred instead
of killed.
The tour was an attempt on
the part of the Navy, represent·
ed by Assistant U.S. Attorney
Stephen O'Neil, to s how the
judge the terrain and convince
In ~ntral Asia
Climbers Report
'Bigfoot' Prints
MOSCOW <AP) -Amateur
mountain climbers in Soviet
Central As ia discqvered the
clear footprints of what they
said were giant human-like
creatures similar to "Bigfoot,"
the fabled creature said to exist
in the western United St.ates, a
Soviet youth newspaper r e
ported.
A special correspondent for
the newspaper Komsomolskaya
Pravda, accompanying an ex·
pedition during August in the
Gissa r M ou ntain s in
Tadzhikistan province, wrote
two articles in which h e
described finding the prints of
two barefoot creatures near the
group's campsite.
"I clearly saw four traces of
·bare feet." said reporter Igor
Burtsev. "Two were beading in
the direction of the camp, two
away from it. The length ol the
pace was 1.20 centimeters <47
inches), twice as long as the
average human pace.··
Six days later. Burtsev report-
ed. the expedition found "a
huge. clear trace . . . It would
have been impossible for a man
to have left it. The length of the
foot was 34 centimeters (13.4
inches). the width 16 centimeters
(6.3 inches> across the toes."
After a plaster cast was made
of the imprint, analysis showed
that "it resembles American
traces of hominoids, a lthough
there are some small details
that are different.'' Burtsev
wrote.
Lettuce iD fteldl at. Oablta Farms nur Sallnaa la ready
for Di~, but fWd worken walkecl oft tbllr Jobe lut week. Gro...,. face crope -... beca .. of tba wa1aut _,.___-~and, blP tetnperature1, wlllcb came tbe .,.,. ... tO
ripen iQid11. llon than 1,SOO United Farm Wbrten
ba'I• Wt tbelr Jobi, demancUn& that comp-1el eettl• •
coatract dllPUte with the '811oD.
~
Takaaugi of the problem$ in-
volved ln reaching the animals.
But Clapp, who has assisted
the government in rounding up
wild horses in the western
states, told the judge he was cer·
lain the goats could be caught
and removed from the island
safely. ''The judge was noncom·
mittal he didn't even lift an
eyebrow," said Gretchen Wyler,
vice chairman of the Fund tor·
Animals and a participant in the
tour.
She said the group only en·
countered five goats during the
visit, but could hear their bleat·
in g as they looked over the
is la nd.
Takasugi last May ordered the
Navy not to proceed with a
planned slaughter of 3,000 of the
island's 4,000 goats because no
e nvironmental impact stale·
ment bad been filed and the
Navy planned t o leave the
animala to rot where they fell.
The order was granted on a
suit filed by several wildlife
groups, including UM! Hollywood·
backed Fund for Animals. which
said a more humane way should
be found to thin the island's goat
population of 4,000.
The party flew to the island 50
miles off the coast by plane from
Long Beach, boarded a bus for a
tour of the island and later flew
a h elicopter over the rugged can ..
yon a rea where the goats
thrive. Brought to the l()().square mile
island by the Spanish, the goats
have helped themselves to the
island's one-of·a·kind ·vegeata·
lion to the point of its extinction.
according to the Navy.
Thal, in tum, has threatened
the livelihood of the plants. and
two native ii'• abitants of the
island, the nig ... l lizard and the
s hrike.
The Navy is interested in the
fate of the island because it uses
part of it as a firing range 50
weeks out of the year. and main·
t.ains the rest of it with the U.S.
Fish and Wildlife Department as
a natural preserve.
Mexico Chief
Reviews Pot
TIJUANA, Mexico CAP >
President Jose Lopez ·Portillo
bas met h:) Tijuana with ~5
1enerala, reVtewing Mexico's ef-
forts to destroy marijuana
flelda.
A terse announcement before
Lopez Portillo fiew back Sunday
to Mexico said the..meeUng con·
cemed ''Operation Condor," in·
volvhul the state of Slnaloa.
The generals stationed in Baja
California a1ao reported about
emer1ency procedures drafted
in event of earthquakes, floods
or other dlaasters. No detailB
were made public.
Two Arrested
In Slaying
Two men have been arreat.ed
in connection wttb the stabbing
d eath of a Norwalk man in
Oran1e early Sunday mominl,
po!iceAid. The vtctlm, ldenW1ed aa Rudy
P. ao&onaoo. 38, of Norwalk,
clMd ..._. betns •tabbed once 1D
tb• cb••t wbll• attendln1 a blrtladQ party fOt blt brotber.
otftffrl aald.
Xtnnetb IAwil BeuJey, 29 •.
and Crali EWot llW.r. 21. •bo police believt Uve totether ln
Anaheim, bav• been book.ct Into Orup Comaty Jail on 1uap6cica
of murder.
Valium
'Hooked'
Doctor
WASHINGTON <AP ) -A
pby1lclan addicted to a mild
traoqullaer told the Senate
!wait.ti lubcomm.lttee today tbat
be 1utfered withdrawal panga
1tmllar to "tomebody foreins
kero1ene under iny akin and
then tomebody 1ettln1 fire to
It."
Dr. Wllliam Thomas of the
Lona Beach General Hospital
desc ribed bis personal fl&bt
a1ainat the prescription drug
Valium a,a the panel held a hear-
in& on the dangers of the relax-
ant medlcatlona.
The subcommittee '•
chairman. Sen. Edward M. Ken·
nedy, O.Mau .. said "the tran·
qulltzloi of America has become
very big bu.siness."
Kennedy said that for many
Ame ricam, Valium, Librium
and other tranquilizers have
brought beeded relief and assist·
ed In prompt 'recovery
"For others. these drugs have
produced a nightmare of depeo·
dence and addiction. both very
difficult to treat and to recover
from ," he said.
Thomas, who said he started
using Valium in 1964 for anxiety.
said he became paranoid and
depressed over the years as he
increased the dosage. He swd he
went "cold turkey" off Valium
and has not consumed any pills
since April 1974.
Dr. Joseph A. Pursch . who
heads the Alcohol and Drug
Rehabilitation Center at tht-
Naval Regional Medical Center
in Long Beach. said bis pa\Jents
must "switch from pills to peo
pie as a recovery technique "
Pursch beca me nationally
known because of his treatment
of former first lady Betty Ford.
Billy Carter and Sen. Herman
Talmadge for drinking prob
lems.
He said phys1c1ans and drug
manufacturers alike must ac
cept lhe fact that Valtum and
Librium are addictwe drugs and
that they do not solve problems.
of any kind.
"In the navy, the long.haul
treatment a nd rehab1litat1on
. .. is that the patient will have
to undergo a change in life.style
and adopt a new life
philosophy," he said.
&Bery Sign
Too Close
For Com/on
The snoozing plastic Mexican·
in tbe sombrero. and the bright
yellow mission bell he's sitting
on. have been ordered removed
from a fast -food outlet 1n
Laguna Beach. despite objec
tions from the restaurant
operator that the sign be allowed
to stay. Laguna Beach city coun
cilm en. in upholding a denial by
the city's Board of Adjustment.
said the neon sign atop the new
ly re modeled Taco Bell on Coast
Highway must be replaced with
a monument sign.
But operators of the Mexican
fast food eatery at 699 South
Coast Highway assert the city
did not tell them they would
have t.o remove the sign when
they began their remodeling of
the building
By closing m the outdoor eat
ing area. the building came too
close to the old sign, and that
made it non·conforming. Board
of Adjustment members ruled.
Mond!y, S!p!!mber 10, 1979 s DAILY PILOT
~hoofs Proposed Dally-,;•""'~
Map s hows schools proposed by developer for 6,619-acre
Aliso V1eJO They have not been approved. The circles
.... tand for elementary. the 1/e for mtermediate/elemen·
tary and the ~ for high school. Most of development is
in Capistrano Unified School Di st rict but parts also he an
Laguna Beach and Saddlt:back Va lley unified school die;.
tncts
Nixon, Officials
Playing Hardball
WASHINGTON IAP J Now
that Richard Nixon has told the
government what 1t can do Wlth
its $102.321 in improvements lO
his estate. the ques tion 1~
whether lo spend another $18.
961 to follow his advice
The Senate voted last week to
urge Nixon to pay for improve
ments made at taxpayer ex·
pense on his San Clemente
home. NlXOll 'S response was
as he I.Ute.I to say playing
hardball He sent the Treasury si:JOO for
a flagpole he wants to keep and
requested "that all items in
quesllon be removed and that
the pro~rt:. be restored lo 1ti.
original cond1t1on w1th1n 60
days ..
That puts the hardball m the
j?overnment ·s court. Will La
Casa Pac1hca be stripped of the
improvements paid for b> thl'
taxpayers" Can Nixon force the
removal of item::. he s a y'> hl· no
longer wants" ··we don't have the answ~r to
that." said William Early, d1rec
tor of bu~et for the General
Services Adminis tration "We
have been working with the Go\
ernment Accounting Office The
GAO doesn't have an aosv.er
"I think Nixon 's 1n the
dnver':> seat ... he said. "We put
1t ltbe improvements > into the
property. If we wish to leave 1t
and negollate the pnce. even tf
it's zero. fine If he says ·r don't
want •l. pluse lake 1t out.' 1
think he 1~ within has righL-. to do
that. If we want to leave it at no
cost. that can be done. too."
Sen. Gary Hart. 0 -Colo . a
leader m the effort to keep Nix·
on from a making a per.>onal
gain from the public's invest·
ment, said "1t·~ unfortunate. but
perhaps not surpr1s1ng. that he
took the course which will re-
quire the taxpayers to pay
t w1ce What was once to be a gift
to the Amencan people has now
become an $80 ,000 debt "
In June, when Nixon an-
nounced he v.a:. selling the
-;eas1dt• estate. an 11 -man gov-
t•rnment '>Ur\~y lt'am went there
to .take l>tot:k of government
pro pert} '
The team esumatea that the
cost of removing such salva~a·
bit' 1tt•ms as redwood fencing,
t•lectron1t• '>Y'>tcms and wrought·
iron handrails would be $106.442
and tha t lht• salva~e value
tntalt•d S27,481 That would
r<'pre:i;rnt a loss to the govern·
ment of $78.961
In tht• ~<·ars 1963 through 1973,
tht• (i t•nt•r :.il Ser v ices Ad·
m in1strat1on "Pt•nt $565.004 on
the grounds of the estate .and
$55.446 in tht• residence itself.
Whtie many improvements were
1ust1fied a~ having security
purposes. the team round some
a~ ha\'1 0~ "non protective
benefit" to Nixon
tnadtz for us lour own
')ridcz walcz cord coat.
co-ordmaimg W1th rz;vcz.ryLhlf"G
t\-om 3wns to ~nzy flenn~ls,sd
you can ~r 11: fur nzar ly ony
occss1on acc<ZJ)tczd with sutZda-
e..\b:w pet.ch~ artls Lorton
ltm ng, t,h1s ye.or ·rou ndc.ool
15 olso av61 l6b1cz. Wlth ~mq
trousrz.rs l f?z.atur iT"6 <i 1 thz.r a
plain or -p~adR.d f'rci1t,
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Youth/ul Pair C<mtemplatang Monday and Wi.shtng II Was Fnday
night.et.and. You tripr.ed on the stairs on the bone discarded
by man's best rnend. You tried to pour the mormng coffee
and were lucky to even hit the saucer.
WHO NEEDS UPSIDE DOWN? Right-side up is tough
enough.
But the full-page ad you view through bleary eyes Isn't
finished with you yet It conllnue!> "Like millions of
Americans, you probably have a growing dread of what
the future may bring '."
Sure you do. You have a growing dread that when you
stumble out the front door. th•· battery on your old heap
will be dead The left front tire will be flat on one side.
Your socks don't match There are all kandi. or future
dreads on a Mondoy morning
A('tuaJly. this ad was a pl ugger fo r a hook written by a
guy who as suppo!.ed to have all the answer~ on how you
can cope with the fear <ind dismay ahead. But on a Mon
day momrng, ht"!. too far aheLJd. Your main future fret I!>
ftndang time for a ~c>cond CUJ.1 of COrfl'(!
CONFRONTING T lllS KJND or news on the first day
of the week 1s like finding a guy 1n a long white robe,
marching on your sidewalk and toting a sign that predicts,
"The End is Near'"
You knew it anyway. The gas supply in your family
heap is at an end and there isn't a s tation open near.
Maybe the old sign-toter out front would have a slight·
ly modified message wamlng, "Prepare to Meet Your
Maker!"
That would be JUSt great loo. On a Monday mom, you
aren't even prepa red to meet your boss, much less your
Maker
SO TURN TO THE FRONT page and try to find
something to chC'er you up. Like the report that the smog
hl're along our Orange Coast will be the worst attack an
five years.
But cheer up The Air Quality Management District
people say you can escape the :,ludge in the air by simply
going t.o work at Da g Bear Lake, He met or Lake Elsinore.
That just proves there's hope somewhere, even on a
blue Monday.
School Doors
91 ... A.ueelaM4 PNM
O.tl'Olt t.tK'ben blsm-IUIUljq ptctet liDel outalde tbe eltY'• JOO
Mboola early t.odQ, tlf.etbll tome 211,000 ltadatl, U ttrtk• COD·
t.l.nMd to dllnapt m.u. for ai.a.t 900,000 ltudlata. lA 14 stat.et.
1'1t ...,..,. we an bems ~IW-1.D lb..UU., dowD &be aebooll. ·•
Hld Tom Cools, vice pnwklent of tbe Detro&t P.aer.aioa ol Teaeben .
Tb• 121000 Detroit tHcben
•truck after they rejected • a1rffDM11Dt on the contract bu
lhrM·)'Nr contract otter by the oot been reached .
Detroit school board IHt week. Union leaders aa1d they would
•o•E 'nlAN •·• teachers were olf thu job across the COUD·
try today.
Detroit achoob opened today.
• but official.a were expected to
decide later whether to cl06e.
aald a spokesman for the school
district '
But tentaUve setUementa or 10
other Michigan teachers' strikes
over the weekend could leave at
about 390,000 the number of stu·
denu affected by walkouts in
that state today.
M EANWWLE, OKLAHOMA
City teachers were returning to
work for the first time an three
weeks
Amid chants or "solidarity
forever," Okiahoma City's dissi·
dent te achers voted Sunday
night to return to work, although
Mek reversal of a court rullnc
declartoc t.be strike UJeeaJ and
barrlq oe1otiat1ona while the
walkout conUnued.
IJEANWlllLE, UTl'LE pro1·
reaa wu reported In weekend
ne1ot11Uona In atrlkea by more
than 3.350 teachers in In ·
dlanapolia, A,ilchorage, Alaska,
and Spokane, Waab.
Walkouts continued 10
California, Connecticut. lllmol5,
Louisiana. New Jersey, New
York. Ob io. Oregon , Pe nn·
11ylvania and Rhode Island
NegotiaUons that conc luded at
4 a m . today resulted In a ten·
talive agreement that averted a
i.tnke by 620 teachers an New
Britain, Conn . who had voted
Sunday to JOan more than 460
a lready ofr the JOb 1n
Southington.
Demorrats Gather .............
President Ca rter 's mothe r , Mi ss Lillian , greets
Colifornrn Gov Edmund G Brown Jr. at a Democratic
part y p1cn1 c at Nashua. N.H. Brown, an unannounced
<·andidate for president. '>hared the speakers' platform
°"1th backer~ of Carter and Sen Edward Kennedy, D·
~ta~s Looking on 1:, Reµ. Cella Wynn, D·Nashua. See
s tory on Pagl• A5
Monks' Diseipline Ends?
WASl{JNGTON (A P ) -Short
ly after becoming pope, John
Paul JI reversed a Vatican de·
cision to dJsclpline members or a
Polish American order or monks
wh o a llegedly s qua ndered
millions or dollars. a Gannett
News Service rep0rt says.
The abus<'s of contrl butaons
and investments through, "mis
management" and "immoral"
hrestyles wert-the sub1ect of a
five-year Vatacun invf'st1gat1on
of the Pauline Fathers, a Penn
sylvania·bused order. GannPtt'~
account said
Mllrderer Says He
Started Fatal Fire
CHICAGO <AP) -A murderer and arsonist says he set the 1958
fire at Our Lady of the Angels school on Ch1c11go's West Sade that
claimed 95 lives and left scores of children injured. WGN·TV rep0ru
The uruderttilied man said in a taped interview that be set the fi re
in the basement of the 49-year-o ld school and "had no 1ntent1on of
hurting anyone."
It was not known Ir the man,
reportedly on parole, bad been a
student at the school.
Alex Burkho lde r . Ballal1on
Chief George Schuller of the
Chicago Fare Department and
former Chicago Daily News re ·
porter John Kuc>nster
POUCE AND FIKE oHiciah
and a s pokesman for the Cook
County state's attorney's orfice
refused Immediate comment
IN ROME TODA V. the ch1er
Vatican s poke..,mun. thC' ftf'v
R o m eo PanC'1rol1 . '><t1d th•·
Vat1C'an had n·o com ment for tht
moment
Attempts to obt;,un commc•nt
on th•· rl:'port rrom th1· 11r'11 r ...
lf·adc>r~ Wf'rt' un'iU('('f'''>ful """
dJ) Tht· or'1t·r marnta1n' th•
0 1Jr Lad\ (Jf <"n•.,11who~.; ~hnrll'
n,·;ir l>cJ!r lr·!'>l''~ n l '.1
"Thi\ t!> n<it <Jfl~ 1,f } our liu• 1
nt·'I~ · ... a1r1 ;,11 un1d1 n1 1f11 d
pt-r '>on dl th1 011)'1• .. to~n
monJSlt'r) who ans\l.erPd a call
from The AM0<:1atc;d Pre'>s
THE NEWS SER VICE·s rt•
port wic, conta ined In the fir'ot
segment of a :,eraf!!> on the ul
leged abust>•., wh1 r h 1t ... aHI
rhurch leadt'r'>. indudinJ( John
Paul II. had IJt·l·n tr y1nl{ tu
remt>dy fo r five Yt'l.tr'>
Gannett 's account 'laid evenL'>
at the 600·year-old Order of St
Paul the F'lrst Hermit ··pushed"
the Roman Cathoht' hierarchy
anto "an effort to avoid c1v1l and
criminal prosecution oC those m
volved and consequent public
scandal "
A Vatican anves t1gallon or the
order·s fananC'1al affairs led t.o
thf' C'OnC'lu~1on that i.o me ac·
t1v1t1~ engineered by a leade r of
the order were of questionable
legality and were contrary to
<·hun.h law11, the report s1;11d.
PAPAL INVESTIGATOf\S re·
1111rr1·111 v ri·\ 11•w1·d liu~1ness
d 1• ,; I ~ <in ti I ax a v ,, 1 d J n ct'
-.c ht·rrw-. in f1v1· '>latt·-; Florida.
(' d I 1 r or n 1 a . P 1· n n ., y I v a n 1 a .
l)1·laware and New York
Vatican docum1·nt., ::.how
th al. in les:\ than a deC'adc, the
urder squandered a i.ubi.tant1al
portion or S20 mal hun 1n chartl<i
ble don<1t1oni.. loan~. invc!>t
m1·nti. and hond JHU Ct·1•d.,
throu~h m1-.manitJ(•·mt-nt.
dub1ou..., hu:.1ne1>'> µrcH·t1c1·<, and
~ ha l Vat 11· a 11 1nvt•~t11~ at or ..,
described a:. 'chciot1c' and '1m
mor al · life!>tyle11." the news
ber vace sau:t
The Investigators. Joined by
Cardinal John Krol, Archbis hop
of Ph1ladelph1a. direc ted that
the offending pneat.s be severely
diaclpUned. the newa service re-
port sald.
THE 111REE·STORV building
caught fire about 2:30 p.m. on
Dec. 1, 1.958, ·Whtie m ost or the
grade school's 1,300 s tudents
were still in class on the second
floor -------------------------
The blaze. which killed 92 stu-
dents and three Catholic nun.'>,
has never formally been ruled
a n arson case, and a uthorities
said as recently as last year that
it may have started acc1den
tally.
The 32-year·old man made the
admission during a televised in·
terview with WGN-TV producer
GRAND OPENING!
COMMAND PERFORMANCE COMES TO TOWN
WITH THE PRECISION HAIRCUT!
New York .Gets Freeze
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The Precision Haircut Explalned Precisely.
Because your head as unique. the way your fussing with it Usually a shake of the head
harr grows as equally unique Really quite does It.
different from every one else's. At Command Performance we shampoo .
Prec1s1on harrcutting is a technique for precision-cut and blow dry your hair for
cutting the harr in harmony with the way It sixteen dollars. whether you're a gal or
grows Your hair eventually grows out but a guy. And no appointments are ever
1t doesn't lose its ~hape with a precision necessary .
haircut. Consequently your haircut will We also offer permanent waves. color·
look as good after live days as It does after ing. frosting and conditioning. But we
five minutes. And because the hair falls really Shipe with precision. And so will
naturally Into place you won't have to keep y~.
~ ' . Command Performanee s
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Lise DAIL y PILOT A •.
Pop or ~ountry?
Mmical Style' Intertwine at Awardit
NAlllVUJ,;S. ~. cAP.) -
ID *M~tr---Ola
tear eouMl'1 '°"' about Ut~i 1ofl, co•trJ aat ... mate an bavlna u ,,,., ..,.
torri41 alfmr.
ftla ~ berom• even _..
appal"llllt M•t IDOllth '*bea ta..
Country llualc M&oclat.lon,....
Hnll lta UUU&al •"'arda, ()oe.
Ume rock 11.na r K nay ftoeen.
wbo bH turned to country-
navo"'4 tunes, la .nominAt.ed '°" tlv• awards.
BUT aoGBU II only one o1
many artiat.a wbo are merstq
country and pop styles -lht,aa
crHtllll a widenina audience tor
country aounda and turnina
Nashville into a "tinaeltown"
cb alleneer t.o Hollywood.
Hard-core country alngers like
the rhinestone -clad Porter
Wagoner have cJ>aneed their
sound to mrt with pop. Roy
Acuff. "the king or country
music," bu cut an album wllh
the pop group, Nitty Gritty Dirt
Band. The Grand Ole Opry, the
reve red country music show,
featured soul singer James
Brown last spring.
IN AUGUST, COUNTR Y
queen Loretta Lynn teamed up
with soul heartthrob Teddy Pen-
dergrass t.o record a soundtrack
for the movie ·'The Fish That
Saved Pittsburgh."
Similarly. some pop and rock
singers and groups openly court
the country fans The Carpen-
ters, Tom Jones and Engelbert
Humperdinck have had songs on
the country charts. J ohn Denver
and Olivia Newton-John have
won some top country music
awards. The Bellamy Brothers,
Dr. Hook a nd th e Charlie
Daniels Band are jus t three ex-.
amples of the growing ranks of
hybrid country-rock.
Ke nny Rogers, w~ bad a
string of popular hits ainltne
with folk-rock groups in the l_,,
r esurrected a sagging career
three years ago by turnine t.o
country-flavored sonis. Now
he's country music's hottest en-
tertainer, a.a is evident from the
five awards he's up for ln this
year 's country music awards
show Oct 8
... WENT TO a basic country
sound," he said shortly after his
"Lucille" became a country-pop
hit in 1976. "f think or myself as
an ex-pop artist who got a lot of
country airplay who's now a
country artist With a lot of pop
airplay," he explains.
This mutation music baa trig-
gered outcries from some coun-
try music purists. Veteran
Grand Ole Opry singer Jean
Shepard bemoans, "You can't
tell the pop radio stations from
the country stations."
Nevertheless, some traditional
country acts still relying on the
old whine and twang are making
enough money to stay stocked
with steel guitars for a long
time.
I The Slatlers a bard-core
country quartet discovered by
Johnny Cash 15 years ago,
grossed more than $S million at
.... , ........
FIVE NOMINATIONS
Ex·roc:ker Roger•
OETTIHO SOME SOUL
Country Queen Lynn
SINGS BOTH WAYS
John Denver
the box office during the past
year. Dick Blake International
Inc.. the group's agent, has re-
ported that the quartet grosses
up to $100,000 for a show
AND COUNTRY MUSIC
singers are no longer obscure
M e a s les, Mumps
(
fltur• relerated to haystacu
H they were 15 yeara 110.
Bearded, bandannud. WUlle
Nelson baa vlslted the White
Houae a half doien times alnce
President carter took office in
1977. The Oat Ridge Boys, a
flashy quartet. headlined a COUD·
try music show for Princess
Aone aad ber husband ln Loodon
durini JUlY.
The NaabvtUe music busi.MSa.
now that it's more universal, bas
produced a~cet111ml 1plDoffs;
burgf!OllOll television ~ mo.
lion picture lndU'S'trL.a. Tb•
city's proud epit«. "Mutle City
USA," m-,y bave to be ebaneed
to ''Sbow~ss City USA."
Jn feet, N•ahville may be
polaed to claalJenge Los Aqel•-Hollfwood, New York Clt,Y and
Lu vecu u lbow busu.sa cell•
~. .
TEL9VISION PSODUCERS
He u1tn1 Nashville to tape •
specials and take advantage of
the talent pool bere and t.be
modem~ R)U.Sh facilities at a
Grand 0 1e Opry House complex
built ftve years a10 to replace
the original downtown structure.
Tbe 1peciall supplement live
telecuts like the annual Country
Mualc AsaociaUon awardl show
and aynd.icat.ed country music
shows like the long-running
"Hee Haw," "The Porter
Wagoner Show,•• "Marty Rob-
bins Spotllpt," "That Nashville
Music" and others.
A dozen movies have been
filmed here in the past decade,
many of them with musical
ove rtones. The best known was
Robe rt Altman'a controvenial
"N ashvtlle" in 1974 .. Thia sum-
mer, filming was completed on
a movie baaed on Loretta Lynn's
awift·aelling autobloerapby ,
"Coal Miner's Dauebter."
THE COBNE&STONE OF the
-entertainment Industry is the
Grand Ole Opry. which presents
live shows every weekend. Hav·
iog ne ver m i ss ed a
performance. it ·s had 2,800
straight performances in its
54-year history. -
The success of the Opry and
people like Acuff and Miss Lynn
and now Nelson and Rogers bas
kept country rnuslc alive for
much of this century. Now even
tpresidenls are country music
fans.
•'Country music la part of the
soul and conscience of our dem·
ocracy." Carter said lut year.
"It captures our lndomitable
perseverance of ordinary men
and women who sustain our na.
tional vitality and strength."
All in t h e Wrist
Je(! Langston. 14. <left> and John Breuer.
13, demonstrate their balance. coordina-
Uon and concentration as they skateboard
down Dahlia A venue an Costa Mesa while
playang catch with a Trac·Ball
P.lanne r s Eye M e sa P r oject
An environmental impact re-
port Oil the 165-acre Sakioka
Farms property. a proposal tor
a helicopter landing and plans
for a 48-unit motel wall come
before the Coeta Mesa Planning
OommlAion on Tuesday.
The meetin& wiD begin at 6: 30
p.m . in council chambers. 77
Fair Drive. Monday. the regular
meetlng date. is Admission Day
THE SAIDOKA ST UDY looks
at' the potential effects of plans
by Royale Development Com-
pany to build il 7 to 983 con-
dom I nl um s. more than 1.5
million square feet of office
,pace and a 134,862-square·foot
industrial par.k near the South
Coaat Plaza area.
The helJstop, for p~vate
helicopter use, is proposed ror
the Los Angeles Tlmes facillty
at 1375 Sunflower Ave . m an tn·
· dustrial area
It would be plaeed ad1 acent to
an addJUon previously approved
for the exist.mg Times building
IN -'DDITION . Lu c k y
Development Co is proposmg a
48-unit motel at 2026 Harbor
Rl vd . between f'ord Road and
Bay Street on the east side
Thf• motel would r Pplace
!>even t•x1sting r esidences.
Fonda Appearance Canceled
BLOOMINGTON. Ind «AP 1
An Indiana Un1ve rs1ty <;tudent
group has pull<.>d the rug on an
appearance by actress Jane
F onda and her husband, 011etim t-
anll·war activjst Tom Hayden
Their lecture. along with a
showing of the film "The Ctuna
Syndrome." in wbich Miss Fon
da stars. bad been tentatively
scheduled Oct 19
But the uni ve r sity Union
Board, wtiich <;ponsors many
'\Peeches and lectures at the
.. tal e .,c·hool. voted 10·7 Wednes-
da} aRa mst the program Those
\ oting to cancel cited a schedul-
1 ng confli ct with homecoming
a c t i v 1 t 1 es a nd other l' vents
'i ponsored by the board
Opponents abo ~aid the pro·
~ram would cost <Abput $6,300, in·
d uding l5.000 to thP actrei.s.
~h 1rh they said wal. too eJC ·
pt:n~ivt•
BIGSIJNK
FOR FI REMEN
DEMING, N.M. <,AP )
-A surprise visitor
walked in one door of
the Deming Fire
Department, and the
firefighters walked out ·
~LAGUNA BEACH · ,
LUMBER VISA.
the other.
Capt. Ron Tharp said ••••••••
things were quiet until a ADD A PATIO COVER -•kunk walked int.o the
fire station and hid in
~~e/;cli~e~ma T~~~[~ NOW AT END-OF-SUMM ER
retreat out another door.
s
A v
I
N
.Calif omia's Kids
Get Tiro More Slwts
G
s
COISTRUCTIOI GRADE • DOUGLAS FIR ROUCiDI
SALE PRICED SACRAMENTO <AP) -Startin& Jan. l, children will have to gel
shots for mumps and German measles, u well as for the other dis-
eases for which Immunization is required before entering achool.
The two additional immuni.iationa were reqwred when Gov. Ed-
• mund Brown Jr. sl&Ded AB805 by Assemblyman Dennis Mangers, D-
Huntington Beach. ~ nurseries, nursery schools and
STATE LAW .\L&EADY re-
quires imJllunizatlon agalnal
measles, tetan us, polio,
diphtheria and wbooplbc cough.
The immwmatloaa wlll be re·
quired for public and private·
scboolt, ebild care centen, day
' 'Rolooamt' Show
Generates Fight
NEW YORK <AP
0
) -A brief,
bloody ft.st fight erupt.cl between
a German nationalist sroup and
members of several Jewl1ll
youth groups over the lecoad
abowin& ol the tel~ drama
"llolocaust," police t ald.
The minlaeries, which II to ~ alre4 for a second Ume in th9 Ualtad Stat. bepnntni toalOt,
depletl Mui atn»clU• duilnt World War u.
developmental centera.
MANGEBS AID E NO&MA
Partlow said German measles
was added because it was found
that prepant women contract·
lnl the dlseue were more likely
to have deformed or atlllbom
children. ' •
Mumps can cause deafMll In
rare cues and also can cause
sterility or infertility in m~. •Arden Marble's elegant look d poi. ialled agate marble.
• EIU)tp.tionel mildew reslstanc.. as low as
~ty vlnyl floor In ahc natural S 1495 *
• 6' and 12· widths mean seaml ...
t>eeuty In most rooms d
• Combats discoloration due to al· per sq. Y ·
kaNne moisture.
• Includes Standard Installation
2 X 2 -II '
2 x 3 -27'
2 x 4 -,l 61
2 x 6 -54'
2 x 8 -•••
2 x 10-95'
2 x 12-1.01
LIN FT.
LIN FT.
LIN FT.
LIN FT.
LIN FT.
LIN FT.
LI N F·T .
4 x 4 -84'
4 x 6 -1.21
4 x 8 -1.62 ..
6 x 6 -2.15 LIN F·T.
-----Olm SUIS AVAIUIU -CAU. fOI N IUS
ALL NAIDWAll FOi YOUI PATIO COVEi • 100/o . OFF
DAILY DIUJllY AVAILAIU
PATIO COVER ORDE R MUST BE PLACED Seet· • ,..... 1 Jt!t
LAGUNA BEACH LUMBER
765 Laguna Canyon Rd.
Laguna Beach
Ca II : ' 494-6538 or 540·8267
···•.w• Lawyer Melvin Batu.
who has made bun
df'eds ol thousands of
dollars f rom h ts
cases, bas returned
h i s $S40 so c ial
security check to the
government to uae
as it seems fit
I
,Manager
ftesUJneS
Sought
Applications are being
acc epted in F ountain
Valley from persons an
terestj!(f in assuming the
post of city ma nager
after James Neal retire.>!>
later this year
Resumes wall be ac
cepted until Oct 19, of
fi cials said City coun ·
c1lmen wtll then appoint
a city manager
Salary 1s negotiable
wi th a gua r a n tet'd
minimum or $45,000 an·
nu a ll y M1n 1m11m
qua lifications include a
college deg rec an pu bile
a dm1n1 s t rat1 o n ,
I m anagement. planning,
law or a closely reh.1 tcd
fi eld
f Ap pllcan\s s hould
; have cxpcricnct• as a c1
t y m a n ager 1n a
California city , or assil>
tanl manager r.liJt us an u
l<1 rger city. T hose who
have achwvcd a h11:h
po111t1on an another go\
1.·rn mental agl'n(·y wil l
bl' considered
All resumes wall IH'
c on f1d c•nt1al 1hc y
should be marked · ·\aty
Management Rc<'r u1t
m e nt. Conf1de nt 1al,"
and mmled to the Offlc••
o f the Mayor. 10200
S lat<'r Av1• , l''ounlaan
Valley 92708
Working
Lofts Bill
Appruved
SACRAMENTO <AP >
Local gove rnmentb
co uld p ermit con -
versions or indus trlal-
com mcrcial property in-
t o w o rk1ng -l1 v 1n g
"lorts." under a bill
signed mto law by Gov
Edmund Brown Jr
It Wa.15 58312 by Sen
Nic holas Petr is. D
Oakland.
Petri11 and cospon~or
Alan Sieroty , D·Los
Angeles. said. "In the
past several yea r s
artlats m Los Angeles,
San Franctsco, Oakland.
Berkeley and In other
area& of the state have
been moving in increas·
ing numbers into older .
vacant commercial and
industrial buildings lb
downtown areas.''
The measure will al·
low local government
agen cies for the first
time. beglnning Jan. 1,
to adopt altern ative
building codes to permit
1uch lofts, Ila backers
said.
Kida Sought
I OAKLAND (AP)
1 The Oakland School
Board b aa voted to
expand the truancy
pro1ram it 1tarted laat
February to re-educate
the 1tudent1 it brou&bt
back to the cluaroom.
Board memben deelded
tbey would 1pend
1111,000 at four Junior
bl1b1 and two bl1h
ICbooll to otfer 1peclal remedial clalMI.
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Motoreyele Mishaps Up Sha~ly
part of the mo-peel rider la an
absolute mutt for 1urvlval." Que Mid. ''The veblde la capa·
ble ol reachlq •PMda up to ao
mt111 per hour and certainly
1reater 1peedt In dqwnhW anu ...
He not.cl t.bat t.ba prhnary caUM
l• mo-l*t aec&deat. wu uuafe 1peed. followed by rtpt-of .way
vlolaUont oa tl•• part of other .utemobde drt•en Involved In t.be crubel. ,
He encouraaed mo-ped ricS.ra to
wear better protectfve clotb.lq,
hen'lboel and helmet.I.
CBASE MID 71 percent ol tbt
mo·ped acddentl recorded by hit
department Involved r iders wJtbout l1ceftlel or wtth lett than
• moatb't expelieft~ on tbe vebl· cle.
"llo-ped ri~ra are required to
have • Callforme dnver'1 U~
or ln.at.nlc:Uon permit." ta. aald.
"The mo-ped 1bould be tnet.ed u
• amaU motorcycle and not a bicy·
cl ."
YOUR DAILY PILOT
CAN BE RECYCLED!
Orange Coat Col'-ge
operatn the olficlal
re.cycling cent/Ir for COIJ4 MltH •
556-5981
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Ford.Announces Its Answer To Rebates:
EST
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JUST
DISCOVER HOW HUNDREDS
OF YOU· CAN SAYE ON
THESE'79 CARS AND IR
THANKS TO THE LARGEST INCENTIVES EVER AVAILABLE FROM FORD TO ITS DEALERS.
SAVE HUNDREDS ON
NEW, TRIMMER FORD LTD'a.
This LTD Landau 4-Door's EPA estimated mpg is (16 And this yoar s highway
estimate 1s 22 • Based on LTO's 19-gallon fuel capacity and lhe EPA es11ma1od
I AYI HUNDR.01 ON
FORD N BRONCOS.
Compare this Bronco Custom-or any
79 Bronco-to any 4-wheeler.
anywhere. Every Bronco Is built
on a truck-tough
ch88111 with
heavy-duty
frame rails.
mpg. J!J.fL estimated dnw lg range would
beQQ1)m1les Based on the highway
estimate, the estimated driving
range would be 418. Your
range ma~y ~va~r~y·===~;~~
SAVt HUNDREDS ON FORD VANS-THE V-8 RANGE CHAMPSlt
The standard 22 2-gallon tank. on the long wheelbase model. plus
optional auxiliary tank. gives a total
c~ty of 40.1 gallons. Gas mileage ...
~.mpg EPA estimate. 20 mpg
highway estimate Ford as the
V-8 range champ With
en estimated range
of ~mrles and
an estimated
highway range of
802 miles:
, WU ma-.COMPAllE:
FORD'S BIG SAVINGS ON FINi! FORD VEHICLES AND
FORD'S NEW WARRANTY •••
THAT 10TAL FORD VALUE coUI DBE THE Bl8T DEAL OF ALL' ..
FORD DIVISION
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New l!rodocts
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t • • I 'f o Make Splas~
: BJ SYLVIA fOaTU ~
The cocrvectioD oveo la tbe Dl09t exdtlq lt.em to be in:
troduced into boulewerea departmeata slJlce the ';rt.J~ eeeaor. n. product I.I exl*ted to mue a bla • lli
aalea duriDI tbe fall aod Cbrlatmas HHODI aod
marteteen are acrambJiq to rudy tbetr variatiom on ~
teaJe not seem in years. :
Tbe coumertop coovectioo oveo circulates warm air t~
cook food 25 to 30 percent fuler than re,war ovena. ~
IM&Ut·in b&ower' in the oven bombards the food with coo:
tt&lltl)' recittulatlnc bot air -matini it coot fut.er, mor!
evenly and at a low-er temperature than a regular oven, us-
lo1 either gu or electricity.
Bt:CAV8E OF ITS SUPE&IO& time· and energy, taviuc potential and its ability to cook well, retallera
queried at Lbe recent semi-annual national industry trade
abow in Ctlicaao believe this item will be a winner. :
'1'be customer doetn't have to reJea.rn bow to coot&!!
with microwave cooking," aays Martha Jones, of the
Wb1te House. Beawnont. Texas. "Tbe oven la a new lrift
cat.e&Ol'Y." adds Bob Nitto, mercbandlae manager, Gfm!
beb, New Yod. It's a :
••courmet cooking'' ·
ltem, add others wbo
em pbuiu tbef'e will be
eight full -size coun·
tertop coovectioo ovens
on at.ore shelves this fall
and winter.
Money's
Worth
.. As a shopping gu.ide, here are the key feature5 of con:
vtttioo oveos.
-Cui.llnarta: Styled with detachable tempered glasa
top, bottom. $250 suggested retail price.
-Farberware: Model 464 iD<.'ludes electronic t.em·
per ature probe, reetangular brushed chrome exterior.
$260. Model 402. rectaogular ·without probe, brushed
cbrome exterior. $220. Model 400/S, red&ngular rosewood
grain exterior. $189.
-Maxim· Rounded square, white pon:elainiied st.eel,
$225.
MO UUNEX PaODUCTS: UNIT broils cooveo-
hooally. features a rotisserie; rounded rectangular
almood and brown porcelain exterior, $1.93 with introduc·
tory rebale
-Rival. Rectangular wtth almond porcelain enamel
extenor and smoked glass door. $250.
-Toastmaster: Model 7060 System 5 operates convee
tiooally, bakes and broils conventionally, rectangular wrtb
wood grain exterior. S200
As retailers prepare to laUDcb promotions for holida>
sales ol cowitertop convection ovens. the major appliaoct
industry as rushing ahead wtth plans to bring out iu engineering marvel: .. induction" cooking.
lNDUCTION COOK.ING HARNESSES electrical cur
rent through a coil beneath tbe stove top to create e
magnetic field. The macnetk field induces curreat
straight into the ate.el pot oo the stove. Beeauae steel is ~
poor cooductor of electricity. literally resisting the cuf-
reot. friction la created. Thia frictioo reswu in \.be beat. J
The big selling point will be coomess. The amOOU!
cookine surface doesn't get bot because it is made QI
material that woai resist CU1'1'eot. ,
Tested by W~ Electric, the idea wu abao·
dooed anera1 yean qo. presumably dff &o iechnical
problems.
Fua.ar Systema, lac .. _Burbank, Calli., bas introduced
its versk:ln of ''iDductk>n" cooki.nc. Bein& prepared ror later this year are models from
Cbamben Corp .. Oxford. Mias., a subsidiary of Ranga.i.tt
Corp.. and Roper Corp.. • prlnclpal supplier to Sean.
Roebuck Ir Co.
Desert Power
Pfun Proposed
ROSEMEAD <APl--Oil or gas-powered desert
generators that would spriq into actioo oo a moment':
notice to bolster electricity supplies when demand is at tt:
peak are part of a revised plan to be submitted to U>e stat.I
Energy Commiuk>n by Southern california Ediaoo Co.
The combustioo-turblne generators would be locater
on a '"peaker part" site in tbe Lueeme Valley near V1 c
torvWe aod be put into use oo.Jy when heavy eleetricity de
maod made il necessary, Edison project manager Tqrr
Reed said. ·
BECAtn}E n WOULD BE USED only oo a sbort·te~1
bud, Reed said, the special "peaker" plant would t>c
ell1ible for an aemptioD from the newly passed Natioaa
f'uel Use Act. which restricts loac·tenn use of oil and dis
cova1es CODlt.ructioD or power plants that bum oil aoo
gas.
"'lbe peak~Jl~ -openting leta than 1,$>0 boun per year -q es for an exemptioo," Reed said.
" ... and tt cu 1Wl meet Ed1IOa customers' Deed.I for a
port.ion of Lbe new eJ~tric geaeratloa lJl the mld-UlllOs."
THE ENDGY COMlll88ION APPaOV£D the pro-
posed l.2IO-met•w•tt booster 1eoerators lut month, to ~
k>cat.ed either in the Luce:me Vall~ of Sa.n Bernardibo
County or at Ormond Beach in Ventura County. ·
Edltoll. wbicb plans &o submit the reviled pl"OpOUI
next year, .. ,., Lbe desert site la preferable "from an ovtr·
all standpoint, conaidertna eccDOmic. and avironmeota l
effeeta." ·
CoDltnacUoa ol the plant woukl bqio lD Jat.e 19112 aDd
the eartielt tt could see aemce wouJcl be lD im. Reed
•ald.
IBM, MCA to Join
• In Videodisk Ventuft
HOLLYWOOD tAP> late"'atloaal Bu1Su411 Macblw Colp. ad MCA l.Dc. ll"9 an"O'meed a jol.Dt ven·
bare to mM.e ad market YideOdlla ud pq,.ra.
Tbe ftnD..~ tie bowD Ill~ Mlodatel ad
be oWDld equ•l'1" 1&11 m MCA. ·
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Mlcbael Moriarty plays a Nazi officer
and Deborah Norton Is tu. ambitious
wife tn the mlniaerlea .. Holocau1t,"
beainnlng a !our-night repeat airing
tonight at 8 on NBC, Channel 4.
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A.BC Getting Jump
Others Show Specia& as Season Starts
ByTOll.IO&Y
NEW YORK <AP) -ABC
begins Ha fall p rime·Ume
suaon, otflcialJy. tonl&bt, a
week ahead of CBS and NBC.
Hut the bead start baan 't caught
the competition flatfooted
NBC has lodged llJI Emmy-
winolng "Holocaust" mlniaeries
1n the heart of ABC's "Premiere
Week" schedule, and CBS has
arranged for a couple of high
powered specials, Including a
ftlm on the life of the late Fred·
d ie Prlnze, and a 2'h ·hour
drama starring Carol Burnell
Indeed, for ABC It's "Premiere
Week" In name only
THE N£TWOaK already haa
pulled the wrape from at leaat
three new abowa, and .premiered
two others. NBC'a "Real Peo·
ple • • ata&ed It.a nnt a bow of the
fall Sept.. ~. and "Dianey'1 Won·
derful World," alao on NBC,
be1an the Dew aeaaon Sept. 9.
A BC enters the 1979·80 seaaon a cle ar frontrunner after a
1tron1 1 umm e r , and the
network'• schedule renecta that
atatua. Only five ol ABC'• 23
scheduled prosr•m• are new,
and the few additional chances
were from strenlth -"Mork
'Sharks' Slated
For Tuesday Eve
HOLLYWOOD <AP ) -Peter
Benchley, the author ol "Jaws,"
wUl be the on·camera narrator ot
''Shub," a Survtval An&lla pro-
duct1oo aJroo1 oo NBC on 'l'uet·
da~ be 1peelal l acludea un-
precleelnted underwater cioa.·
up1 filmed at tbr ee
1bark-lafa1tad araH of tbe
Pactnc <>c.an, the Great Barrt.r
Jleef ol AlllU'a.Ua, ......... Atoll
la tbe locWy 1tlmd1, ud tbe
waten near San Dle10.
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and Mindy" from Thursday to
Sunday, "Laverne and Shirley"
from Tuetlday to Thursday.
NBC approaches the fall
aeaaoo lo third place, after a di.a·
mat s ummer season, and Is
counting on "Holocaust " to take
isome of the glow off of ABC's
early start.
"HOLOCAUST," THE story of -
a J e wi s h f1tmil y In Nail
Germany, won eieht Emmys
and 22 other awarda after ita
premiere April l&-19, 1978. ll
was a.a controversial in Ila Euro·
pean broadcall as It waa
popular ln thia country
NBC hopes for a boost, too,
from "The Road to China," a
lhree·bour apeclal atarrine com·
edlan Bob Hope. The comedy·
variety apeclaJ will air Sunday
evenlne opposite "The Tenth
Month" on CBS, which stars
comedienne Carol Burnett.
New 1how1 tn the ABC llneup
are "240·Robert," an actlon-
adventure aeries which pre·
mlered Sept. 3, "The Laurua
Syndrome," 1larrln1 Lou la
Gouetl Jr., ''Benson," with
Robert GuU11u me as a cov·
e rnor'a butler, "De tective
School," wbJc:h wu added to the
schedule after a aucceaaful
three.week summer run, "Out ot
the Blut," •t.arrlna comic Jtm·
my Brocan. and "A New"'Kind ot
Family," wtt.b Eileen Brennan
ln the lead.
BEaE'8 ABC'S "Premiere
Week'' lineup, with tome coun·
ter-proarammla1 by CBS and
NBC:
Monday, Sept. 10 -"2'0·
Robert '' M p m EDT "NP'L • . . • Monda~ipt PootbaJI," Allan· ta at ladelpbla, 9-mldnl~.
ABC; ''Hoiooa&11t," Part'· a.11,
NBC.
Tu.-day, Sept. U -"Happy
Da{a'," M :ao, "An1le," l :ao.t.
·•T rae'• Company.'' t ·t :IO,
"Taxi," t :J0..10, "'l"be LalUUI
Syndrome," J0-11 , ABC. "Can
You Hear the Lauehter? · · on the
life or Freddie Prinze, 9·11 , CBS;
"Holocaust." Part U , 9·ll, NBC.
Wednesday, Sept. 12 -"El&ht
Is Enough," 8 9 , "Charlie's
Angela," two.hour special, 9·11,
ABC ; "Holocaust," Part JIJ,
9·11, NBC.
TH UaSDAV, SEPT. 13 -
''Laverne and Shirley," 8-8:30,
"Benion," 8 30·9, "Barney
Mtller," 9-9:30, "Soap," 9.30·10,
''20 ·20 ," 10 ·11, AB C ;
"Holocauat," Part JV, 8· 10: 30,
NBC.
Friday, Sept. J-4 "Fant.uy
11land," 8-9, Movie "Bad
Newt Bean In BreaJdn• Train·
Ing," 9-11, ABC.
Saturday. Sept. 15 -"The
Ropers." 8·8: 30 , "Detective
Sebool," 8:30·9, ''The Love
Boat," two·hour . apedal, ,._U ,
ABC ; "Worklnri Stllfa," M :30,
Movie -"Paradise Connec·
lion." 9-11, CBS.
Sunday, Sept. 16 -"Out of~
Blue," 7·7:30, "A New Klnd of
Fam Uy," 7:30·8, "Mork and Mln·
dy," ooe·bour special, 8'9, Movie
-"AnnieHaJl,"9·11, ABC ; ''The
Ten~h Month," 8·10:30, CBS;
"The Road to China" with Bob
Hope,S.11,NBC.
Alda to w rit,e,
Direct, Star
HOLLYWOOD <AP) -Ala.a
Alda ~In dou t.br .. bat.a for an ot the CBS Mrie1
.. MASH.'' •
Ke It.an In the :J:llOd• tor IOtb
Ceatury Po. whtc be ii cllrect-
Inf. from a acr1pt be co-wrot. w tb Dr. Walter Dl1bell, the
"""' medical advll8r. He wu nominated for UuM
Emmy award.I for an ~
lut year for acttnc. wrttlne ad
dlr•eU.na·
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iTONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS
NBC e a:o&-''Holocauat... The four-part mtntwrteJ focualftl on Jew1 ln
Hitler'• Germany la repeated, be1lnntn1 tcmlaht <Photo at-left> .
CBS 9 8: 30 -Puff, the Maile
Dragon. An animated cartoon based on
.the popular sons of the early Sixties.
ABC • 10:00 -''Tbe Day the Earth
Moved." Jackie Cooper and Stella
Stevens staJ In tbJa TV movie about a
pilot who pledicta an ~art.hqua.ke.
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~o.4ng up (A) •n.oaooouiu Oec.ar t-. ~ !he elory °' wfl)' ,..,. .... ~ t>ellfled hom Midtown
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TM ..,.._ C060Nf fleog
fldwtrd w 1n1•rl •nd
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the-lr'I •~
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.Cheering Vp tlae Love Boat
The Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders, making thei r first guest ap.
pearance on a TV show, get set to tots Ga~tn MacLeod, captain of
the ''Love Boat," Into the sea during filming for a~ episode.
Debuts
"The Health Field,•
boated by Frank and
Pamela fo'leld, aa an h1·
nov1tive, 30·mlnut<.
televllion aeries alri61
each weekday thla fJ(I
on Channel 4 at 5 :~
a m • beginning Sept 17
Many contcmponir)
health lsl'U<'ll !fU<'h &:-.
breast cancer. dll:'llnfl
rheumatoid arlhr1t1i.
ratHracts, VO .
alcohobsm. kidney rl111
ease. etc . are covered
through demorutrauon1>
de11gned t.o educate lht•
viewer
"The Health Field .. IS
hosted by t e levision
personaHlies Or. Frank
fo'1eld, r~1p1ent of mon•
than 100 awards for his
------------------------------health and science re
1V Weather Details Given
porting, Including 11ic
Emmya, and Pame>la
Field, hi s daughter
T hey are aulsted b y
various guest expertl'l ,.
interested In In-depth weather cov·
e rase will also ~ lntereated. WASHINGTON (AP I Public
t.elevlaion bu launched an attempt to
provide more det11l and explanation
of weather than bu been available to
most Americana
The producers of tbe abow have 'D--•e' Airina also publiahed a 24·pace booklet on a.uu ~
the weather ID help you eet the moel Public t.elev11ion atatlona ln more
thin ~ communities are broldcaat·
101 a daJJy "A.M. We1tber" Protram
Heb momlnc. Check local U.Un11
for the dme in your are1.
Produced In 0wtn11 MUu, Md., It
reaturea National We1ther Service
and NatJonal Environmental Satellite
Service meteoroaoailta.
from the show. Tbla viewer's iulde HOLLYWOOD fAJ' >
provldea a bulc explanaUoo of ll(>w_ -''A Private Battle,
weather workt, what the aymboll on which tells of author
the weather m1p mean, and LDcludea Cornelius Ryan's four
a dJacuuion ot the UM of radar and yur 1tru11te aaalnat
ut.elULel In report1ne the weather. cancer, baa been ac
They aim their reports and
foreeut.t at ptlotl, ...tthousta anyone
Coples of the booklet are available quired by Proctor and
(or Sl from A.M. We1tber, Maryllnd Gamble and will be
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