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Home My WebLink About1979-09-27 - Orange Coast Pilot11 .. . --------...,~.........---- ----~)lol'C-- JtlumfJo .JumfJo Bests THURSDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 27. 1979 1tfUrder, Rope Cose YCM. JI, ltO "'J HCTIOWI. .. ~AOal '· • • • • e Mayor Miffed at Slight Bite Leads To Sentence NEW YORK <AP> A part.- time soc1olo~y instructor has pleaded gwlty to biting orr the e nd or his estr anged wife's nose dur ing a quarrel over custody of two small daughters Supreme Court Justice Irving Aronm said Wednesday he in· ten ded to scntenn• the ma11 . Marco Mason. 36. to two months in prison and the re m ainder or a rive-year te rm on probation A divorce s uit 1s pe nding between Ma~on and his wife. Kathe nnc The fle:.h~ part or Mrs . Mason's nf)se was sewn back on in an e1J,ht-hour opera- tion. and only a small :.car is visible. Gold Price Hits Record n $395.50 LONDON <AP> The pnce or gold bullion soared $21 75 an ounce today to a record $395.50 and the America n dollar s lumped against maJOr Euro· pean currenc1e:. Gold was fixed in the after- noon by the fi ve lead.mg bullion dealers in London. up nearly $10 from the m orning fix10g and well above the We dnes d ay closing. In Zurich. the metal hit a rec· ord $394.50, up from $375 Wednes- day and well above the previous Zurich high of $381.50 recorded Sept. 20. Th e d o ll ar. m ea nwhi le, tumbled against leading Euro- pean currencies, dropping below 1.75 W~t German marks and losing more than 3 cents against. " the British pound. In London the dollar was quot· ed at 1.5675 Swiss francs. down from 1.5827 late Wednesday in the Swiss financial center. In London. where the dollar fell 2 cents against the pound Wednesday on heavy Mideast selling. the slide continued. Hulber t R e sts His Case By FRE&ERICK SCBOEMEHL Ol 11• O.ily "'"" Sull An Orange County Superior Court Jury deliberated murder. kidnap and rape charges today again st Kenneth Ri c hard Hulbert. who, acting as his own attorney, reste d his defense Wednesday with a cryptic. two- word admonis hme nt, "llias u Nogabugundu 1" Hulbert. 28. recited the words a fter telling the six·man six woman jury that he would not a ttempt to answer the "what a nd why" or the 15 felony charges lodged against him. The tal l , bla c k -haired . bearded defendant. formerly of Fullerton. refused to offer Jurors any translation of the words. He would only say that they com- prised an ancient saying more than 5.000 years old Hulbert is charged with the Januar y. 1976. murder of Gina .Marie Tisher. a 19-year-old Wh1ll1er newlywed whose nude and raped body was found in the back seat of a car left aban doned in Fullerton He also is facing char ges of kidnap. r ape. robbery. assault and sex perversion in connection with a bductions of two other north Orange County women. One. left for dead in a ditch in Irvine. survived and testified against Hulbert. In his final argument, pros- ecutor Richard Farnell re- minded the jury to recall "what t his c r e ature did to that woman." "I'd call him an animal. but animals dMl't do this to each other ." Farnell said . The deputy district attorney urged the jury lo rememt>er the victims and their ramiUes and friends, adding, "You can't let these people down, ladies and gentlemen." (See T RIAL, Page AZ) 9 Fireme n , Cop Held The L ong, Long . Wait These are the hard core vanety California Angeb fans The~ s tartt•d tin.mg up this morning for pl <J~off t ickets. which go on sakat9a m Satu rday Hy8 15thcrcwerc 55 1.111., Ill thl· line that -will undoubtedly 111 t·n· aM· 1 mnll'n:.C'I v bv the lime the t 1ckl't v. m dim upt•n, for I he ·nah 1 mo re pennant series Elderly Patients Held Nursing H o m e ~mplo yees Seek Wages PHILADELPHIA <AP > More than SO e mployee.s of an aged Victorian nursing home re- mained holed up 1ns 1de the bankrupt ins titution today. de· manding they be paid before they release 140 elderly patients. The employees have worked for six weeks at the Sar ah Allen Nursing Home . a seven-s tory, patnt·Oukcd structure. without waf'e!\. They. say they bought food for the patie nts, some senile. when the m oney ran out ·'The pallents don 'l want to leave here It's not a beauuful 'llace but it's hom e ," Cleo Armstron1t. a practical nurse. s a 1d today "This hom e 1s needed in this neighborhood " "They're tak1nt: 11 look al all Lhe options." ht' suid Carmen Sanders. ("OOrdinator or nurses Hl Sarah Allen. ~u1d state troopers had plannt-d to enter the home Wednesday und remove the patients I ·Rape at Fire Station? Bookkeeper Kathy Wilkins said the last paychecks. totaling $27.689. were Issued Aug. 31 and they bounced She said the employees were las t paid Aug. 17. ·: W c ' ve bee n •he r e a Lon e time," she said. "If we were on-· ly here for the pay. we would have been long gone." "That's the reason we bar ricaded the doors." she :.iud "We did not want them movc-d out like cattle. Families or the patients were contacted and they are in favor or our artion. tr the patients move, we ~et no money " "We won't abandon them ," said nurse Marcia Deal. "They don't wanttOve movcd.'' State Welfare Commissione r Helen O'Bannon said the state had been forced to take the ac- <See NUKSJNG. Page AZ) KNOXVILLE, Tenn. <AP> - Nine ftreflp ten and a sheriff's deput_y h ave been arr ested foUowin8 the accusations of a woman who says she was raped by 25 to 30 men at a city fire st.a· tloa, authorities aald. Dl1trlct Attorney General Ronald Webster said the Knox· rille ftreftebten were arre1ted Wed nesday on various sex cbar1e1. The deputy wu char1ed with aid.ins and abetting rape and was auspended rrom duty upon ...._ __________ ........ .-....... ..... his arrest, Webster aiud. Sheriff Joe Jenllins said he bu not de· cided whether the s uspension will be wiULor without pay. Knoxville Mayor Randy Tyree iaid a declaion on whether to suapend the flrefiahtera will not be made '8ltil later tbil week or the flnt ol nut week. Two firemen were a.mona slx ~epartment aupemaora put on paid leaves cA ablence ~UI· 25 dter olrtciala be1an a n lD· vestiiation into the woman'• char1es. Police reports quote the woman as saying she was picked up after work by the sheriff's deputy Aug. 21 and taken to the fire hall, where she was Ued to a bed for 18 houn and raped by 25 to 30men. Webster s aid the nine rlreflgbtera arrested represent the men the woman could po11illvely idenUry. He said an lnve11U1aUon ls con~nulna and more firefight.en could be ar· rested later. A preliminary beartn& on t.he cbar1es l11etrorOct. 8. ... T he employees are members of Local 1199C of the Hospital Workers Union . They bar- ricaded themselves inside the building Wednesday after hear· Ing that tho state was going lo transfer the paUents, moat of them bedridden and from the Philadelphia area, lo a st.ate· operated home near Harriaburt. Timothy Pott., a 1poke1man for the stale Public Welrare Department, aaid today that of. flciala Crom bla a1ency were meetlns wttb aidet lo Gov. OS cit Thomburlb and otticlall ot the state Heafth Department.. I ... FAIL FASHION UNE FE..4TVRED Tbe latest In fall rasblons come to Daily Pilot readen to- day In Style, a supplement, on pat ea C4 lo C1 · Don't min the •torles and photol de\.a1lln1 Orance Cout 1lyln 1 in today's Daily Pilot. Marine Meeting Nixed \1 Jrlrll' 'r ::. 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M CJ .. - • • DAILY PILO f Thureda , i.mo.r 21 1ara -·-~Soviet ~Poop H~lt . . .. . -- ;Japan· TOI\' O <API ll S n tt'lh l(l'tll't' rf'pon •&)'I lb Sovlf't lln1on h"i. u di\ IM11t1 'lat• tnrre ot 10.000 .to t.?.000 lt11u11' on fuur l1>lJrHli. rl.11111,•tl h)' Jt1pun 40 milt•• off the• n111th1•rn Jup l\c~e l'Uu 'tl l)dt•tl'1t' .tt'llO ofr1cull. rt>portt ... t ttllluy •I-url'1..:11 Man t'llry 11ourc\' •aid J111>.111 \li 1111lcl tilt• 11 formal pro lr•t with Ult Sovlet.t ll tbe report 11 confirmt.id Art-orcllna t11 lht• lJ ~ 1ororma tlon, up to 2,000 arl111t1on11I Sovlft truup& h uvt• ltrriv1•t1 on tbt• at ID nd of Shi k11llt11 , brio"lrtti to 10,000 to 12.000 Uu: iutuJ forct' oo the tour liJl&nda, which have ~en ht-Id by tbt' Sovtet.11 Ince I.be do111nJt dayM of World w_.r Vita111in Loses- c No Cure for Cance r IH >STON <AP) A study m the New 1':ngland .J1111 111,d of Medicine says that d espite earlier promis· 111g n ·.,ult,S, la r ge do~es or vitamin C will not. c ure 1·:irw1·r f((·..,t·Jrl'ht·r ., JI the Mayo Clinie in Roehes ter. \l 11111 , lt·~tcd vit;1m1n C on patients with adv<mccd <·ase s "' cancer They conclude d , "We were unable to show a thc re p<•utic benefit of high.dose vitamin c; rn•atmcnt " In th<• study , publis hed in today's Journal fiO pco pl<· took d<1ily dos es of IO grams of the vita~rn. and li:J n •c·1•1v('(J s ugar pills . 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Miil,.•q1r.Qfdlltr\ Ofllcet (~ltt Mlitu J•W••l fby S,.ftitf 1 •oMN n •• ," 1011 H,• c...,• tovn••Y tivnlO~ltf'\ lMMP'I ltlt) 0f'•tft f}w .. "'•rd Telephone (714)142-4321 CleHlfleO ACl'Httl .. ng JQ...,. ,, .... ,.., '""'""'" 4tMloO ....... -1110.e11o1otC.-•<-r ... '40-t UO ' f 'ro'" Pagr :\ I MARINES • • mandt•r s a id . B:.i r rows ft.l'ls "that h1!> 111vnlve ment al th1!> t1m<' ~ould be> i-.omewhat pn· m <.iturc· du1· to th1· fa<'t that s ub orih natl· 1·11rr1nwnd., hav4· nlJl Y<·l completed their coni.1deralwn of tl1c•.,t• rnatt1·r-. · !-.a1<1 S1J1.., Wt·!f1u•-,r1a y · I don 't think they. rl'ah:r.c· an W ;1st11n gton lh<il this Ith" l'tly) 1:-. n o lnngt>r a lot of a-.paragus pat l'lu •s ·r hi' m<J yor ..,ate! thal ;ilthough hr· tould undnsta11<1 thl' llm<· 1·o nbt rw nb the· genera I 1s undt'r, · I think 1t'o; 1ncumlJl'nl 11n lhcm to ha n· better l1<11son with the p1·11 plr who s urround thl•tr ha-.t· ·· S t lls ..,md the· <·ity pr1•senlly 'urrouncb the base on three cor nc·r s and that 1f 1m annexation plCAn is s uc:cessful . the city could totally cnctrC'lc the sprawling air s ta tion H e s <itd the M arint• Corps 'o<mcr or lc1tf·r w<>uld ha v«• to tn l1•r<i t'l with the c:!J mmun1ly a r ound 1l Ut•sp1 le the r c·fusa I l1J d1i.C'ui.s mutual eom·erns with ham, Siii!. ..,:Jtd he would still continue his efforts t o mc·ct with hi g h ranking Marine 0Hic:1als Beatles Sue Promoters of 'Beatlemania' NEWYORK <J\P ) lnareu n1on of legal sort!., the still s pht llcall~ are C'ollcct1vcly suang or ganizer.. and promoters or the htl s tage show "Heallemam11" ror $60 m 11Lion in dc.mages. the l><.11 ly News reported today In a suit filed late Wednesday in Lm, Angeles, the gr oup sought an injunction to s hut t he six "Beatlemania" s hows lounng the United Stale~ as well as at te mpt s to pa c kag e u "Beatle m ania '' TV s how, the newspaper s ajd. T h e ruling co u ld a ffect another cast p r e p aring to perform this fall ln London , the News said. T he court action was reported ly made by la wyer Berl l''ields on beha lf of the Deatles' com· p any, Apple Core Ltd. "J ohn , Paul, O eor ge a n d R in go are t h e m ost famous g ro u p in popula r music of all tim e , and they h ave decided to g" lo court to protect e very aspect of their unprecedented value," Fields said. The News said Steve Leber, w h o organized the s uccessful "Beatlem ania" prom otions, said h e w a s "am azed "' b y th e laws uit. "Why h ave t hey waited three yea rs to com e forwa rd like tbi-.C' Leber was quoted.as uy. Ing. • Radioactive Ga8 'Operator Error' RICHMOND, Va. CAP) First evidenee lndJc.atett UM re· lease of a s mall amount of radioact.lve 1u from the Nort.h Anna nucle ar power plant was "• people problem, a11 operator problem," 1 Nuclear Re1uJatory Commlulon ottlel1l 11Jd. "Nothin1 I have IUHetlt a mechanical proble m ," Victor Stello Jr., director ot the NRC's operating reactors dMalon, Hid Wednesd_, In Wuhlnston. ,. II . the Jopuneae de fenae, pf . fl rlalK llUid Ont• 11Ut~111J s1.11d the Defense Alrl•m•y • Ul(rt•1•d there wa!l In furm11t111n l hul the re was a poi.11lhillty of Soviet troops m Sh.lkotan " l'rlm e Min ister M uayoshl Ohir u aald today lhe report bad no t ~n vcnf1~. but said "ap 11ropruite" daplomatlc s teps would b~ taken 1f at Is coo- f1rml'd lk :spoke to reporters dorrng an election campaign ap- p"arance J apa n lodged earlier protests wh e n the Soviets placed t.roope or military facilities on lbe COO· tested "northern t erritor ies" islands off Hokk aido, J a pan's northernmost main island. A spokes m a n fo r forme r is land Inhabitants today told • nt•ws conltrrcnce 220 me mbers of his group planned an appeal lo ll N S t•c·r<'lar y c;cnt>ral Kurt Wald ht•trn for the is lands ' early r eturn lo J upan Spokesm an Mitsuu Yunami said they would "l ak e our t'asc to as m a ny U.N umbassodors as we can." al a ra lly in Ne w York on Oct. 8. The• defense officials said it was the first tim e since 1900 that t he Soviets had bct-n reported pull inf.( troopii on Shikotan, an K5 squarc ·rrulc is land 42 mites off-, hon• Pohllcal <inaly ... ts hcrr· say thP hutldup ma} tw <i response to Ja1wn·s ...ign1ng 11f a pt.':1c1• trt•;J I~ with Chtnu h11tl yt•ar anrl th•· 11ormahi'at10n of l ' S relaltoni. With Pt•ktng Tht• n •pc1rt1•d dl'ployment pro bahly O<'<'urn·d in Augusl when th rec 5.000-lon Soviet freighters sailed into tht• is land's harbor , dd«.>nst• offt C'1als s aid It ap p<·ar NI to raise 1mother <Jbstat'lt• to .Japan's hopP:-. for rc:ga1run~ c·us tody of tht· is l ands Tht.• J a p <.1ncse news service K vodu today qu11lt•d Mo-;i:ow rad111 11s say1n~ 111 :.i IJroatlcust rnon1tori·d hc r1· th;it th1· Sov11·l tJ 1111Jn "has th1· right to 1111 dc·rtakc cons tru1·t111n work 1·1th1•r mtl1tary or c1v1lt ttr1 111 an) p:1rt c1f 1ti. lt·rrrtory " Sin ll'l Emba ... ..,y ~pokt•smrn wt>ri• not immediately available for rommt·nt , The 1'>1:.inds , Shakotan. Etorofu . ll <Jhomai and Kuna i.htn, were taken over by the Sovwl lJnron cm Sept 2, 1945, the day lhc Al ires ilnd Japan s rg nt•d a pt'ace treaty ending World War II At that time about 16.000 pers ons fled the 1s lancb to llokkatdo rather than lt ve under SoviN m1lttary rule f'rmw Page Al NURSING • • lion lo ens ure the s afe ly of the patie nL'i However . David F. P hifer, an assistant attorney general wilh lhe s late He alth Departm ent, said rn a telephone in terview Sept M that the patients would be re located in the P hiladelph1a area and there was no rush Employees continued lo care for the patients and allowed re tati ves brief visits with pallents Wednesday before barn cadmg the doors J\pprox1mately 120 employets , inc luding 80 nurses. work at lhc• home Aweement OK'd MJ NNF.APO J.IS CA P > Northw1·11l Arrhnei. announced today that 1t has reached a ten· talive rontract agreement wi lh its mac hinists, a verting a strike The International Association of M a c hin1sLs, with 3,500 mem ber.s working for N<1rthwest, had set a strike dcaline of 5 a.m PDT to day TOPEC Fears Dollar Drop VI ENNA, Austria CAP> O P EC f i n a n ce m inisters meeting her e to· day feel the sagging dolla r ts cutting lheir oil re · venues, bul a spokesma n said they h ave no Im · m edlale plans lo switch the currency used to set petroleum prices. 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E i;:vpt <A P Jo:~, pl .1mt 1:..ru<'I rPs um~ 1m1md 1ni.: -.pat on ·r 1-.r<if'l '-. de 11.,111r1 to l<'t J1•\li ... hu) land from \rab' ·Ed~on Electric Packet f 'Jnally, Dt ' f'FI ELD \' ACllTS of Costa Mesa h as joined forces w ith thP mo~l d asslcal bay launch e ve r built. The beauty o f a hygQn <• era. grought back to life in conjunction with the r c llahlllly of ele ctric power. Df'potdts for orde rs are now being taken for the new Edis on t'lt>ctrk (Jacke t. The COMMODORE model package Includes: 1>acke t hm with ne w s padous inte rior, all natural bronze deck hardware, t e ak trim, full surrey top with tassels. cle ar c urtains , c ockpit cus hions, full cover, carpet. te ak bar, st e re o, full electric propulsion &yatem, wheel steering, bUge pump, running llghls, e lectric born. dock Uaes, fende rs, antf.foul bottom palnt, p aint name and CF numbers. Owner's choice of c olors . Introduc tory prtce: $12,500. C'omr ltPf th(' w<>rld's only solar powered bay launch al the Lido Village• 'IN 1'111': WA1'P.R BOAT SHOW" September 24th through the Jfl/ It Jr / : hJ, I .r » .. -------- ----------- DUFFIELD YACHTS, MO W. 17tll Street, Cotta Me11, CA 92627 <714 > 645·0715 ' --------1 · ~----------------------------_, • \1 . . • • VOL. 72, NO. 270, 3 SECTIONS, ~ PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA •N FIFTEEN CENTS The Long, Long Wait These arc the hard core variety California Angels fan~. They s tarted lining up this morning for playoff •.ickcts, which go on sale at9a.m . Saturday. By8: IS there were55 fans in the line that will undoubtedly in· crease immensely by lhe lime the ticket win dow opens for the Baltimore pennant sen es . Jane Fonda Dared To Debate WASHINGTON CAP) -The e lectr ic power industry hu~ challenged actress Jane Fonda and husband Tom Hayden to a SO-city debate on whether t America can get along without I nuclear power. The challenge came Wedn{$ day as the Haydens brought • their fall offensive against the atom to Washington. They plan to vlsjt 50 cities in 32 day& to argue for cl06ing the country's 72 nuclear power plants. At a Luncheon or the Nationul Press Club, Miss Fonda i:;aid &h~ saw nothing wrong with putting her fame and fortune In tht servi ce of her hu s band'& crusade. "I don't apologize ab<)ut put Ung my tremcndou') salary at the 5erV1ce or candidates who • are poor und hl"'s one of 1 them," she said. "They <oppc>- 1 nentsl never bank on people lake Tom Hayden m<1rry1ng someone like me, thus being able to get ut least a foot in the door of a cam- paign. "The difference between my 1 putting my money at the service of movemenL'>, causes and pohta- cians Is that 1 don't ask anyt.tung in return in terms of special benefits or bnbes or anything like that." Hayden, who helped round lhe Students for a Democratic Soc1e ' ty in the 19605. did nothing to correct lhe impression left by bis wife that he may again be a candidate for the U.S. Senate. He unsuccessfully sought the Democratic Senate oominaUon in. 1976 for a seat then held by John Tunney, 0 -CaU f. After the Haydens spoke, the Edison Electric lnstilute, an as- '<>Ciation of investor-owned-elec- tric companies, produced a man-and-woman "truth squad" which will follow the Hayderus wherever they go In their month of travel. Gold Hits Record Of $395 an Ounce LONDON <AP) The pnce of gold bullion soared $21 75 an ounce today to a record $395.50 and the American dollar s lum ped against ma1or Euro· pean currencies. Gold was fixed in the after· noon by Ute five leading bulli9n dealers in London. up nearly $10 rrom the morning fi)(ing and well ubov-c th e We dnesd ay closing . ln Zurlch, the metal hit a rec· ord $394.50, up from $375 Wcdnes· day and well above the previous Zurich high or $381.50 recorded Sept 20. The riollar, m ea nwhile . tumbled against lei.idin~ Euro· pean currenc1l0i-., dropping below I. 75 We~t <ierman marh and losing more than 3 cents aga1n5l the British pound. In London the dollar wa!> quot· ed al 1.5675 Swiss francs. down from 1 5827 late Wednesday an the Swiss financial center In London. whcrl' the dollar fc•l I ::? cents ai;; .n,,t Ull' Jl(iund Wednesday on heavy Mideast selling. the slide continued. 1 he · pound was being quoled al $2.2150 compared lo $2.1810 late Wednesday Wt.en ban1<:, closed for the Jav in Tokyo, the dollur wa!> larJ_11·ly unchanJ?ed at 22l i5 yen from 223.00 Wedne1id<1y Judge Acts to Halt Justices' Salaries SACRAMENTO <AP> A Su pc rior Court Judge ordered !>talc Supreme Court justices' salaries cut off Ulday, sayrng the court is unconstitutionally hold· rng case., longer than 90 days without ruling. .Judge Joseph Babich made the ruling in resP'mse lo a suJl by th<' Law and Order Carnp:.Ucn Thiefs Loot Just a Buck A burglar who slashed through a screen door to ente r an apart· ment in a Newport Beach com- plex might be wondering today if crime really pays. 'fhc burglcµ-'s early morning· ~ork netted hlm just one crisJ) dollar biU, police said. The loss was reported early Wedneadny by 43-year-old Paul Eckert of Park Newport after he round the damaged screen about 4:30 a .m. The dollar was taken from bla girlfriend's pune . Comm1ltf·c. whal'h said the court ha~ held 21 cases longl r than 00 days one for ne&rly four years Th(' provisions of the state Constitution that "ay!> JUd~cs may not be paid rf cases are held longer than 00 days after they arc• !>Ubm•ILNt ts hased on "a thL'<lfY. :H·cord1n g tu the Bt ble. that 1£ you don ' l work, yc,u don 't <:at," Habach !>aid Bahich·s prd1m1nary in1unc- t1on could uffr·ct p:..ychccks due to be mailed to th e s c.•vcn Justices Fnday. !><Od Su:-.an Un derwood . a de puty &ttorney general who represented slate Controller Ken Cory Ile as the defendant because he dispenses state paychecks She sald If the cleci:;ion i.., ap· pealed, a hlgh<:r court could or· der the salaries contin•Jed There was no immediate word from Cory's office on whether the ruling would be appealed. Chier J ustice Rose Bird is paid $73,723 Jl year , and the other six justices make $69,386. Russ Off Japan! TroOps Said Occupying Islands TOKYO (AP> -A U.S.· u,. telligence ttpOrt says the Sovtet Union bas a division-sbe force of 10,000 to 12,000 troops on four Islands claimed by Japan 40 miles of( the northern Japanese coast, Defense Agency officials reported today. Foreign Mirustry sources said Japan would file a formal pro- test with the Soviets if the report is confirmed. Accord.mg lo the U S inlorma· lion, up lo 2,000 additionaJ SoVlel troops have arrived on the island of ShJJcotun. bnngmg to 10,000 to 12.000 the total force on Marines Irk Irvine Mayor Manne Corps officials an Washington DC may s till think of Irvine a!> a "little burg," Mayor David Sills says, but it's tame they realized the city is a rapidly growing commuruty that may one day encircle the air l>la· taon Ill El Toro. Si lls was reacting Wednesda) to a lt•tter hl• r('!'l'I ved from bruit· commander MaJor G<.'n Jo:.eph Kolcr Jr. whi ch ~aid the mayor would not be able to meet with the commandant of the Marine Corps when he visits El Toro Friday Sills had sought the meeting an an effort lo discuss with Gen Robert H. Barrow issues wtnch have been of concern to the city, particularly in rP~arct to poten l1ul JOJOl commercial av1auoo use of the base. land use prac· tices relating to a non· build Une, the proposal for extension o( J am borce Road through the helicopter air station at Tustin at1d the <.·1ty's concern with Jct aircraft noise ··I realize that the Com man dant will have only a limited time available to accomplish the many things he may wash to do." Sills had written Koler "However. as mayor or the city of Ir vine . 1t is most important that I ~hare with the Comman di.Int my thinking. positions and concerns" Koler, howev<'r. told Sills that ' t1 me docs not permit such a m1•cling during this visit due to a VC'ry compressed scheduJe " Furthermore, the hasc com· mander s aid . Ba r rows feels "that his involvement at this t1mC' would be s omewhat pre· mature due to the fact that sub· <See MARINES, Page J\2) Thief Hits Mesa ChtD'Ch A burglar who may have had a key 1s believed respons ible for t he the rt Wednesday of a n amplifier from a Costa Mesa church. police said. T he equipment, valued at $210, was taken from beneath the pulpit at Mesu Bible Chapel, 1734 Orange Ave. A ccord ing to a c hurc h s pokesman, a key was given to a man down on his luck to allow him to sleep at the church. Tbe man stopped comlng by a few days ago, but never returned the key, the spokesman told police. the four islands, wbicb have been held by the Soviets since the closing days of World War II, the Japanese defense of-. fkiala said. One official said Ute Defense Agency •·agreed there was in- formation that there was a possibility of Soviet t.roops in Sbikot.a.n." Prime Minister Masayoshi Oh1ra said today the report had not been verified, but said "ap- propriate" diplomatic steps would be taken if it 1s con· finned. He spoke to reporters during ao election campaign ap- ~arance. Japan Jodced earlier protests when the Soviet.a placed troops or military facilities on t.be COO· tested "northern territories'' islands ort Hokkaido, Japan's northern.most main island. A spokesman for form.er is land inhabitants today told a uews cooference 220 members <:4 his group planned an appeal to U N. ~retary-General Kurt Waldheim for the islands' earty return to J a pan. Spokesman M1t.suo Yanami said they would (SeeSOVIET, Pa1e Ai> Vita111in Loses C No Cure for Cancer . BOSTON I AP 1 A study in the New England J ournal of Medicine says that despite earlier pro m is· ing resuJts, large dose!'> of vitamin C will not cure cfjncer. R esearchers at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester. Minn .. tested ntamin C on patients with advanced cases of cancer They concluded , "We were unable to show a thcrepcul1c benefit of high-dose vitamin C trcatm!'nl " In tht' !'>tudy. published in today's Journal. 60 peo· pl<· took daily do~es of 10 grams of the vitamin. and 63 recea vcd s ugar pills . P eople in both groups typically surv1 n-d for ~even weeks . An earlier study conducted in Scotland found that cancer patients "'ho took vitamin C s urvived an aver age of 3Ji weeks longer than other people afflict· cd with the disease. OC Yellow Pages To Be in 4 Parts Pacific Telephone has been given permission to s plit its yellow.page. classified ad d1rec tones for Orange County from the present two books rnto four Beginning In November , J!lM. the new alignment for county yellow pages 1.1. ill be SANTA ANA Serving ad \'er t isf.'rs an Cos ta Mesa. Newport Beach. lrvmc, TusUn and Santa Ano 0 RANGE COAST SOUTll Laguna Hills. M1 ss1on VaeJo , Laguna N i ~uel. San Juan Capistrano. Capistrano Beach. Dana Point and San Clemente ANA lfEJM Garden Grove, Anaheim. Villa Park. Orange and Silverado FULLERTON Fullerton. La Palma. Cypress. Buena Park. La Mirada. Brea. Placentia and Yorba Linda County whale page books will not be changed Pacific T<'lephone made the request for the splil lo t he California Public Utilities Com· m ission, claiming the new direc· torles will be less bulky and more convenient for customers. Also, Pactric Te lephone of· ricials said county businesses a re growing so fast that the cur· rent yellow pages are expanding by lS percent per year and the books will sooo expand past the printer's bindlng capacity. The company's request was approved Tuesday. No changes will be made 1n ye llow pages s e r vi ng West O ra n~e County an d Laguna Beach area customers who are 'erved by General Telephone Debate Set On Fitness Of Miller A public debate between Orange County Supervi sor Edison Miller a nd Ma c key Conroy. president of lhe Armed 1-~orces Retirees Association of Orange County, will be held tonight at UC Irvine. Topic of the debate, which 1s sponsored by the J e wi sh War Veterans of the United States ts . "Edison Miller -Flt for or. lice?" lt is scheduled to begin at 8 p.m. in Room 350 at the Science Lecture Hall. Conroy led a protes t by mlUtary veterans in Sant.a Ana when Miller was appointed to the board by Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. July 13. Coast Wealher Sandra Keifer, 32, who bas a master's degree ln nuclear eocineertng, and E. Linn Draper Jr., 37, technical assist.ant tot.be chairman o( the board of Gulf States UUUties Co .. sent a tele- 1ram uldnc tbe Haydens to de- bate "in any or all of the loca· lion• which you will vlalt." ....... .... ... . ~. Wayne High and Mighty . . ~ Beatles Sue Promoters of 'Beatlemania' NEW YORK CAP> -In a reu- nion ol letal aorta, the sUU-aplit Beatles~ collecUvely suing or· &anicen and promoten of the ftlt 1ta1e show "Beatlemania" lor '80 million in dama1es. the DaUy Newt reported today. Pat.ch)' low cloud.a near lbe coast increasin1 tonight and early Frichy mornin1 otberwlae fair throulh Friday with some variable b.lCb clouda. Lowa tonJabt in the eo.. fflpa Friday in low to mld·70a at. beaches to near IO inland. Odd-even Backed LOS ANGELES (AP.) -ln the f ac• ol several counties drop· JM• the odd~ven 1u0Une sales plao, an advitory commw'on 1.1.1• LOii Ancelet County should u.p tbe allocatJon 1cheme. FAIL FASIJION UNE FE.4TURED J I .... ., . .. Cormty Airport Traffic Boosted 16 Percent Rwent aJr traveler fi&uret at John Wayne Airport -aecood bualetl in the United Slates - 1bow that ae by commercial travelca lncreued by 11 per· cent in the nrat ei1ht montbl of 1979. In round ftpes, that meant 1.84 mllllon air travelen flow.cl •n and out of the alq>Ort from January through Aupet lo lt'nl. In contru l, durinlJ Lbe eame period In 1171 1.!JI rolllion pHMftlert eJther enplaned or d e planed at John Wayne Alf'l)Ort. Tlle etaU.tJcal 1tud1 of the airport WU prepared by eotmty c . government's General Services A1ency and reflected conUn* overall preseur:e on I.be ~·· public faclllUes. Al PUMnltr UH conllnued to riae a\. tbe airport, ao d1d the number of automoblles that crowd lta parkln1 Iota. There wu an lncrtaM of rnore than 11 ,000 vehicles jammln1 atrPort pa.rkln& Iota ln 1979 over 1978f wtth 212,715 care parked ln the ota tho fi rst eight monthl cl 1978. But air car10 carried by planet IOlnl ln and out ol Jahn Wayne airport b'• deerelMCI 1lantncently ov•r lHt year, s tatistics ahowed. A drop ot 33 percent was re· eorded In tons ol carto Muled by alrplaoes ao far lhll year. Al\.hoUah airport 1pokeam..- say the rusom for the deereae aren't clear, t.bey th1.nk It ~•Y be tl.t to the paHen1•r ln· creue. •A• aeata are roore fulb' OC· c\lplM, t.Mre lJ ION cap.elty for car10." 1.W O.nil Horn, GSA apok•man. ••Beta me UM... are r•trlc· tlon• on botb tb• number of ru111t.1 ad ---carrt..S, thin tbe lncrea .. ln pa11en1er1 ml# ... \be c1rop lD earso carriM...,. .. , In a suit tlJed Ja~ Wednelday 1n ~ Anples, the l1'0UP SOUCbt an lnJUDCUon to shut the 1lx "8eat1emanla'~ 1bow1 tourlor the United Stat.el u w•ll u at· tempt• to packa1• a "B•aUemanla" TV abow, UM n•wapaperHld. Tb• rullat could effect anotb•r catt prepa~lnt to perform Uda fall ln r.onc1oo. tbe ~ ... ,.w. ••John. Paul, Georfe and Rln10 are tbe most amou1 (1'0UP In PIPUlar mule ol all Um•, IDd t11tJ have .S.tdld to 1r to coa.rt to prot•et e""1 aspect ol. tbel.r UDPNC .... ed value," "-Ida tald. ' • ' • I I ___ ...,. ___ .....;;._ _________ ---..... ......-:~ _ _,___ --------~ -... -----_,........ _ _,,,_,... --~,-·-c- • IWLY Ptl..OT PHJLAO l.PHl~ <AP> More than &O employeea ol an 11ed Vtttortan nunln1 home ,... m1lned boled u., iuld• U.e beak• ....... ., .... mandiq &MJ Ille paid IMfore ~Yrtltwt•~p.tl tr. The emp&oy ha.. warted for alx weeks a t the Sarah Allen Nuralna llo me . a HVM ·•Lor)'. paint-fiakfd 1tnaclure. wltbout wa1... They ,., &My bouOt rood for tbe patlentl, •ota• se nile. wh n the money ran out. "The patients don't wut Lo leave hen. lt'1 DOt a be...uul place but tt's home," Cl.o Arm1tronc, a practical aune, said today . ·'Thi• bome i• needed ln lb1.a ne&pbort>ood. '' Bookkeeper Katby Wlllsin1 Rald the last paycheck.I. totaliq $27 .689, were laued Au1. 31 aoc1 lh e y bou nced . She uld tbe employees were lul paid Au1. 17. "We've bee n here a lon1 tim e." she said. "If we were on- ly he re for the p ay, we would have been long gone." ,.,.... P.,,e A I MARINES .. ordinate commands have not yet completed their constdetation ol these matters." Said Sills Wednesday: · · 1 don't think they reaU1e ln Washington tha t this Cthe city) is no longer a lot of asparagus patches." The mayor said that although he could understand the llme <'Onslramts the ~eneral is unde r, "I think it's incumbent on them to have better Liaison with the peo ple w ho s u r ro und their base" Sills said the city presently sur rounds the base on three cor- ners and that If a n anne xation plcin is successful, the city c()u.ld totally encircle the i.prawling air htal1on lie said the Marine Corps :.oon('r or later would h ave to in tcract with t h e community <1rn11nd it Des p1tt· th<' rt•fusa I to discush mutu<il conrcms with h im, Sills :.aid he would s till ~ntmue his t.tf forts to m eet with high rank in~ Marine offic ials Memphis Eyes Presley Park NASllVILLE. Tenn. CAP> T<'nncsscc Tourism Com miss ioner l rvrng Waugh SllYS the state is interested 10 helping turn tho late Elvis P r esley's 18-room Memphis mansion and its s paciouh grounds into a public park Gracela n d , as t h e s ing er named the stone residence after he bought it for his mothe r in 1!.157. haa always been a mecc<1 for P resley fans . Thousands hllvc toured the grounds since his d eath In August 1977 but have not been admitted to the rc!>1dc ncc Presley. his m other and father are burted 1n a i;tarden beside the house Mesa Mayor Heads Panel Costa M esa M ay o r E d Mc f arland h as b een elect ed p resident of the Mayors and Council Memberti Department ol the Lea1ue of California ClU•. M c Farland was elected e arller th.ls week al the Leaaue'a 8Ul conference In San Fran· c lsco. His department wlll review is· sues and m a ke r ecommend&· tlo ns lo the L e ague , which represent.I lbe stet•'• 420 In· corporated clUea. DAILY PILOT ,,,.0,_0Moco.t1r~ •1tt1..,1oi.c-.,.,..""'--• ,,,....,_ .. , .. °'_ ( .. \I~;.,.,...~ ............. -... ..,_.,.,,., _, ..., .... .,,.,.,, ... Ciotta .... H--1\ -ifll'M _IV,..... lalftYt ll.., 1.-1-IN{tl/...,...c..tA ....... , .................. h, ..... ,,, .... _ ._. .. , ... •"'<--"'""',..... .... .. W.•1 aay M,...., CellAI ,_ .. , ( ............ ""' ·-• ...... ........... _i"wl- , ... •.C-1" lli<lll'fl\ ... ~l-Oe_al......,... _H._...M , ..... ~,.::~'T:" _ ...... Left llldloff "· -A..it1 ... I""'~.._, Talcpfborio m•JtoOtt • CleMMM ........... tolln ,._..,.<.._ ......, The' em.p)OJM9 u 11 memberl 0( Local UllC ol lhe ffollpllaJ Worke rt Unloa. Tiley ftat rlc1ded t.bemlelv.. la•fdt ta.. buUdlnt W~ atl•r hMr· la& that tht Ila~ WN 1°"'1 to ar,..rer tM pad•ta. IDOlt ot dMtm bedridden and from the Phllade.lpbja area, to a 1talt1 operated home near llarr ilbur.r Timot.t\Y Poll.I, aa a pokeaman for U.• •late Public Welfare Department. aaJd today lh•t ol· fl clal1 from bis •11cncy were m•etina with wdes to Gov Dick Ttlomburlb and offlcla l1 ol \be i tal• Heafth Department. "Tbey're taklna a look at all the opt.Iona," be said. Carmen Sandt!rh, coordlnawr ot DW'HJI al Slmab Allen, Nld s tate \.roOpera had planned to enter the home Wednesday and remove the patient.a. "That's the reason we bar· r 1cnded the door~." s he sa id "We did not want them moved out like calUe. FamlUea of the patie nts were contac t ed a nd they a re In favor of our acUon. If the patients move , w.e get no money." "We won't abandon them ," said nurse Marcia Deal. "They don't want to ve moved.·' Stale Welfare · Commlasioner He len 0 ' Bannon s aid the sta te h ad been forced lo take the ac tion to ensure the safoty of the patients. However . David F Phifer. an assistant attorney ~cneral with the state Health D epa rtmcnt, said in a te lephone inte rview Sept. 14 that the patients would be relocated in t~ Phlladtlph1a area and there was no rush Employees continued to care for the patients and allowed re la t i ves brief visits with patJt·ntJ.. Wednesday before barricading the doors. ApprmumatC'ly 120 cmploy1-<·i.. inc luding ~ nurse-;, wrirk at tllf' home Fall Victim Suffered From Stroke O range County Coron er's of ficlals h ave determined that llcc said today · Lagun<1 P olite C'a pt Nell Pu rccll s:1id RogL·r Ch arh·., O'Shaughncssy was a pparenth sta nding on the balcony of h1), home at 1235 Gav1ota St when the crippling stroke hit him P urcell said the cause or death would be Listed as natural. fl<: Ind icated the stroke wus t ht· prim ary cause and trauma from the fall could be a secondary cause. O 'Shaughne11sy, who was a U .S. Dept. or Defense cost analyst with offices at NewPort Beach 's For d Acronutronic. had just m oved to tho fashJona · ble seaside apartmtmt four dayh ago. The stroke . and fall occurre<l late Tut.'Sday night P urcell said other resident:. of t h e se a s ide triple x fl ald O'S h aughn es!>y also had authored some books 81 P&BDE&ICK 8CllOEMDL Of .. Otily ........ An Oranfe Co11.1tty Superior Court Jury dellberat.d murder; k14n1p and rape chart• tGdQ. a1aln1t Kenaetb IUclaarif Hulbert, who, aet1.n1 u Ida .owa attorney. reated bla defeue Wedbelday with a cryptic, two: word admooJ•bment, "lllNd . No1a~t" . ... Bulb.it 21, reelt.d the .... after telUn1 ibe 1lx·mu at. woman JW'Y tr.at be woU1d • attempt to a.nawer the ''wbat and why" of the 15 fel:,oy cbar1• lod1ed afalnlt bJm. 9alfJlex Da•aged Col-tu Mesa f1r~men battle a Wednesday af. ternoon f in• thut caused near ly $37,000 da11lagl· to a duplu at 16.'>9 Tustin Avf.' f<'irc official ~ sa y the bluie apparently Marted m the garage and spread q uickly to hnth units about 12 30 p.m. Exact cause or thl' bluze is unknown . officials said Aliso Viejo Plan Offered to County O r ange County Har bo rs. B t·ach cl> and Park s rom m1'>Siom·rs '><'nl the Board of S upL·rv1i.or:. a greenbelt plan WL•dnc•),da) for '1,450 acrt''> bet wN·n tht' planned 20 ,000 dwelling Ahso V1cJu community and Laguna Bea ch · J o hn San~cr, a t'onsultant hired by the S tate Coastal Conservancy agenry. told com miss ioners the proposed recr ea tlonal urf•n could eventually pay for Itself Wlth the !.ale of lea.c;e), f ur hUC"h ('(lll("f''\'\IOO!-t a'I 11 wine r y, restauran ts and farm la net With littlt· Mmmt.>nl on th•· proposal, tht· parks panclhh vott•d fi.O to forward the pr<>pOSal tn the su1lerv1sors who an· ex pt' c l <'<1 to c· ~ t' th 1• p I an tJ) IJ<·c<· m tx·r · · Sanger said about $780,000 in county parks funds would be ne~ded for initial recr eaUonal fnclllUes in the g reenbelt su<'h as bicycle and h1k1ng trails But Sanger asserted that lenses sold for a propoSed 10 nrrc winery and 200-acr e v 1 n e y a r d . t ~ o o r t h r e <· re~taurants and for ra1!'tng row f:.trm (•111ps rould drfru~ th•· 1·11'>ts of 1m.t:-ilhng r<•1 rr•:1l1onul f.111ltt1c~ <inc.I eH•n arqu1s1t1on 1if t•ho1Cl' l:mc1 in the• area. Tht· proposal also calb for an l'questnan center and expansion of thl• rune hole Ben Brown Golf Courst• in South Laguna':. Aliso \anyon into an 18 hole fot 1hty with the tdea of making m oney Aliso VI C'jo Company officialh hav<' opp<is<"d the Ide a of h1rt.hcr acquu11t1on of sates in the open s p:.ac<' area th<1l would '>urrounrJ the planned community. The developers have offered to dedicate 3,400 a cres of rurrnc.'<i open apucc lhnd 1n return for county :.approval of their 6,623 <•en· proJocl th:il coulc.J house 60,00Q r.·•1d nla Sungcr told county p11rk11 com m issioners funds for the extra land anp11 )'11tl1m:s · 1ir1· not 11vu1111 lik und wou ltl lw of a lo"" 1·r JlrH)raty The rxtra land woulc.J lJc tal·d for other mon<:y making projf't'l'I or furth1 r t•nhunc-cmt'rtt of the natural open a11•a 'I h<· Male· C't>.t.!>tal C'oni>nv;in c 11 • .t n c1 r m •J r t h c S t a t 1· Ht'i.oun••-s :11.t1·n1·v ha' 11lrf'<HJ\ a111irovt'<1 $tfll 000 in loans fo1 1tw i:rt"Cnlwlt propos &l Thes" loan:. would be r e imbursed thr11uJ:!h th<' vtars by reH~rwt· ~t·ru·r..ilt'df l' arc:1 Sa ngt•r '\,1111 th•· < 111111t y' ~111 1,0(JO '>l1ari· v.1111ld h1· I .. 11 ovl'r a pt 1111d "' about ft\P ) l•at ~. Tht• !>lilt•· h1r1 •d 1·u11!-.ult1111l '\.lid 1t ts ho1wt1 that I 11ri<h fur U11· prulJ""l"I fc•ch·rul nut wnal urha11 park nearby tould uls1J bt· I.I.'>•·<! for thl' ~ret'nbclt urea Fro• Page ,t I SOVIET ... 'toke our 1·a!'I(• to us manv I':-.. urnba011ui'1or'> 11' wt· <'lln ' at ,, rail~ Ill !\1•\.I. \'111k '"'Ori H I h1• 1Jt-(1·n .,1· off1(1.1 b '>ltHI 1t v.,1·, lh1· fll":-1 llrf11• '>Hit I ' 1~11 thut th• ~" 1• 1 • h.icl IJ1'l'11 rn.1orted p utt 1111~ I 1 '"'II 1111 "li1h•1l.111 .111 H~. ''I"·" I ' llllll· I .I Jl\11 1:: 11111 ... , ,,ff!'\ltut E' PolitJr:tl 1.111olylll., h(•11• :.a) ttw h111ldup ma) lw ,1 rt '"P'"'"'' 111 .l:q1:1n"<, "•l!lltn~ of a fll':1<•1· tri•,1 t\ v.1th ('h111:1 la.,l \l':tr and tht· norrn:tl11atlcm <>f ll S rc•lat1ons \\ 11 h l'c•krn~ Tht• I l'l.ll1rtl'd 1.kpl tJ~ nwnt prri h:1 hly 11rl'urn•tl 1n i\ui:uc;t when thn•c• 5.000 ton S<1\ 11•1 frr1 ehtrr., s:till'd ln111 thr• 1'\lantf's harbor. ddl'n'>l' off1n.1h '>.11rl It ap pcarrcl to r.11c;r {lfltllht'r oh ... tacle to Japan's hOJll''> (or r<'galnlng <'U'itodv nf th1• IC\lan<fc; Emergency Plan Said Adequate B\ R \ v~o~u E~TRADA JR. Oft,. 0 ... 1, "''"" iw" f-1·i1eral <1Htr1als mectmg 1r San Clemente h.avc :.uggei.ted :-r 1·m 1·rg1·m·~ -.1 r<·n -.~'item two '>•·t 11µ f11r l):,t· 10 r d!)I• of J mt'>hap oJI the ~an <1nofre nuclt·ar pov.cr plant But Dean Kuruhiro. a Nuclear R1·~ulatnr~ Comrnl'>'>tOn rt·1dt"w l•·Jm leoder. :.cod the r urn:nt 1 n11·r~enn· proced ures In S..1n ('J1•mcnt<• u n d oth•·r are11" .1r•111nd th1· pl;..nt ..ir1· '\1 r) -.11111111 "u111h1111 1 tht-l1 .. 1d1·r 11( rm• 11( • 'lral ~1 >. r11.111 ll'J fll'~ th•· ~HC -.Pt up lei r1 ''""" 1 nwq:1·nc; pro lulurP<. at lht· 11.1t 111n ~ i~ Jlomw ''°"" ,.r pl;.int.., fu llo \.I. 1na th•· \1 ..in·h a< t·t dt·nt ;.ll th1· Thrc•· :.1 llt· !:.land nuclear foc1lal) 1n Penns) I va.ru a Kunih1ro t o ld So uthern Cahfom1a Eda:.on Co orric1als. the op~rJtor:. uf the San Onofre plant. that San Clc·mentc of f1c1als .. have not sh1rkt'd their rt·spons1h1hli(•s tn cstabhshinR ;in t meral'nt' µlJn ' But "'RC" rt·\ 11 ·v. t1t<.k fore• , h11.f .I 1m• \1 tll1·r aul 1->r'• I'"' 1·il 111 \\ f1·•!• r J I ~u1r11•hne'> r•· •pl I I ' ,J I ,q I I d 1111 t 1 ( I ( J t l ll 11 , I• m f.,r 1 11111 half mtl• 1.1d1 11· .1r11unrl 11111'11•Jr pov.1·r 1.t inti. Edison Co orf1r1uls '>lltd the· 1•mt·r i.:t•n1' ... 1tuat1011 t\un1h1rr> ""..1-. cit''-! nh111~ mai;i.ht bl' f.1r 11111 .• Edison om c1ab said lhe SIJtl(• p..irk Jrt':J around th1• San Onofrl' plant 1:. t-qu1ppc<l v. ath a loud '>Pl'ak<'" !'iy..,tl'm to warn v1s1tor~ of an} typt' of emer.:l'ncv Comments from members of th<' public were scheduled to bl> ht>ard bef(1nrung at ll a m. lo day The tall, b aek·balred, bearded def mdant, formert1 ol Fullerton, refused to offer JUl'Ol'I any translation ol the words. He would only aay that they com· prtaed an ancient aaylnf more than 5,000 yean old. Hulbert ls charged with the J anuary, 1976, murder of Gina M arle Tisher, a 19-year-old Whittier newlywed whose nude and raped body was found in the • back seat of a car left aban- doned in Fullerton. He also Is raclng charges of kidna p, rape, robbery, uaauit and aex perversion In connec:tlon with a bductions of two other north Orange County women. One. left for dead In a ditch in Irvine. survived and testified a~a1nst Hulben. In ht!:. final argument , pros- e c u tor Ric h a r d F a rnell re · minded the jury to r ec all "what lhl!> creature dad lo l hat \.I.Oman " I'd caJI him an animal. bat animals don 't do this to each other . · Farnell said . The de puty dlstrict attorney urged lht' Jury lo re me mber the 'H'Ums and their families and friend!.. addlng, "You can't let these people down. ladies and ~entlf"m('n " FJrnl'll called the evidence in lh1• l" J :.t• including a taped 1 un fl•.,.,wn H ulbert gave to Fullt•rt1in p,,11c... · uH•r>Ahelm- trll' ,11111 · wwontrud1ctcd." 11 ul ~rt made hlllt-attempt to 1ir1•..,t•nt a defl·n<,e f11: C'alled on· h '""" \.l.tln•·.,:.i·~. 1ndudang an or:in~e Count) Jail deputy wbv d1·n1t·J that J<Jllers had offerud lo l'X~rut(' the defendant. II u I bt:rt 1i. not elJR1ble for the death penalty beca use of the date on which the Tis her murde r O<'cu rred If he ls convicted. his maximum ~entence likely would be late imprison ment without po41siblbty of parole, a ccording to eoun. sources The dC'fendant·s us e of Lhc l\.l.fJ ""o rd .inc1ent ~ay ing t o ..irJ:Ut' h1h C'Js l' 1>urµnsed those pn•:.t•nt in .I urlgc Ted M 1Jlurd · s < o\Ht r oom After say•nK the .,.,llrth llu llH·rl nonchalantly .,., .1 llwd tu t h1· c·oun!-tcl table 1tnd .,,11 t.111""n. 11 1-. l,wk 11( a dcfcnhc disturbed ~111> IA 1k. Moll ye. Mrs Hulbert , acung through a d eputy pubhc d<'fender who once represented Hulbert, atte mpted co uddrt..-ss J udge Milla rd abo11t her husbund after Jurors retired to deliberate. Jlulbt!rt immediately objected and Millard decided that he 1Aould not purs ue the issue. fo'ollowmg his arrest in 1976. llulbcrt was dete rmined to be m t'ntally incom pete nt to stand trial and assist in the prepara - tion of his defense. Carter 'Explains' Remark to Kennedy INTRODUCING THE : Edison Electric Packet "'lnially. DU f Fl ELD Y AClfl'S of Cotta Meaa has joined forces wtlh the most classical bay launch ever buUt. The beauty of a by~one .-ra grought back &.o Ute ln conjunction with the rellablllty or elec:trtc power. WASIDNCTON CAP) -In hl11 own hand, P ro.sldenl Carter has told Sen. Edward M. Konnody ho m eant no rcferonce to Chappa quiddlck w hen he u ld h e htmsell could ha ndle a c risis without pan.Jc. Kennedy 1uy11 he appreclatC11 the gesture. But lhe ren clnJ< a oes on Kennedy, appear In It al a $1,000·a·plale party fund-ra.lslnl( dinner houra after a presidential alde deliv e red Carter's note Wednesday, said he "was 1lad to lfet It." KelUMICly aald be did not con alder ta.. note an aPolOIY. PrffldeoUal pr•• 1tcretary Jud1 Powell said the now wu an "eaplaoaUon" f0Uowln1 what Ule Pl'llktent called "lrottly ••· a11tl'ated" pr•• accounte ot tbe rem.ark, mad• Tueeday n11bt at. i "town 1DHtln1" ln New York Qty. A puUctpant •t the meettn1 menUoaed Knnecty, then uked Cart.er how be lntMMted to 11ln. 1ptreu-voters. can.r-l"lpbld: "We'ft bad IOllM crtua where it requlncl a at .. dy bud, a careN& and cleUberatlvt.d'eellion to be made. I doa't tblnk I panicbcl.'' Powell dllcloMd &be eailtenee of the bad-..ua.-llOM ln a eon· venation wlUI NPo111n. He aald theJW ...... t allo .. a Km· Ded)', D·M•t1., a Y.rbaUm lran1cript "U. .... .......:Z KeaD1C17,ata~ on -· .~ t ht• d inner, 11:ild he consldcr!l p r eHl d e n li al leaderl'l h lp u legltlmntc ll111ue nnd Intends ·to muk <' It , not Ch nppoqulddkk. one or lh., major l1111ucs of the campu.lgn Ir he runs . OPEC Fears Dollar Drop VIENNA, Austria CAPl OPEC fln1n ce mtnl11.er1 meellna here t.o· d ay fffl the sagflna dollar IH c uttin g the r oil r e venuctt1h but a 8pokc1man u ld t O.Y have no Im· mediate plonR to switch • the C'urrmcy used t.o aet p lrolcum prices. tlamld Zaherl , 1poke1m1n for flnance mlnl1ten of the Or1ant&a· Uon of Petroleum Export· lnl Countrln1 aald the •roup would olMuu the f11lln1 value of the dollar, reple nl1hment of the OPEC aid fund ""d In· creued coopera Ion amon1 memben to deal wlth developmenta In ln· ternattonaJ oU mtrketa. Zahert 1ave reporter• few detalla, but the mlnlst.n wer. not ••J>eel· ed to ecJNlc1er a po11lble prtce IAef'e.ae. ----··-----,r Deposits for orders are now belnl taken for the new Edlaon t~IPc trlc packet. The COMMODORE model packa1e lDcluclea: arkct hlJl with new 8pacloua lntertor, all natural bronae .deck Cardwiare, teak trim, full surrey &op wltb tastel•, clear curtains cockpit cushloDJ, fall cover, carpet, teak bar, 1tereo, full t>lectrtc propulsion s1atem1 wheel steering, bU1e pump, running Ughl , electric bona, clock UDet, f ende~, aatJ.foal bottom paint, p aint name J CF numbers. Owner• choice of colors. lntroductot'y price: ,500. . I h rld'1 onl . rOr poioend bay launch ot tM L'® ~~Ira~·~~~ :u':fwATER ~AT SHOW" September 24th through tM 30111. r --hi ~ ------, -I ~ ______ ,,,.. , _ ,-~ :.-!... _ --- ----- - - - - - -- -... -- - DUFt1ELD Y t\CHTS, eeo w. 11&11 Street, eo.ta M•a,CA tlm (11'> MM'fll ) l -·-------...... -....------.... ---~:"'""~':-:""' .. -.......--..... ~-. ----.. . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . ·' "',,., .-... .,,,,. ... ..,, .., _ _,,. --~ ~ . • Eallfa111J Sees More ·v.S. f nvoleetnent . . • o...-,,....,_....,. SPEAKS AT UC IRYINE Ex-HEW Chief Catttano • M't'ID-.vrlll'XN'N ... ..., ......... Ponner He.thb, Eduudoe and W•lfare Secretary Joseph CalUuo delivered a me&1a1e ..... day Dill" lb.al would ftOl b.awe ...-a Ubenar1u Jump for Joy. "Th• relentlea1 purtull or kno'Wledle w1U cooUnue u ll alaou.lct." Califano lold an au· di•ce al UC lrvtne'1 Crawford Hall. So, too. will tovemment '• de epenlq involvement in quesUC>0.8 ol morality and etblea lbat will ac comp~ lboee breatthn>Q.bl, he ••id. thnaat1na into lbe political Umelitht troubJln.1 questions on· ce left to science and theology. Califano, who served as HEW boas for 30 months until bu dis- missal by Presidenl Carter last July, touched on a variety of other issues ·Wednesday night, from tbe vagaries of govern· menl service lo nuclear power and smoking addiction . He even served up some PIJC Chief War.as Gas, Electric Bills Rising $1.4 Billion SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Californians face a-$1.4 billion - yes. billion -annual hike in lbeir gas and electric bills as a result of higher oil and natural gas costs. That was the warning Wednes- day by state Public Utilities Com mission Presid e nt John Bryson in urging Californians lo be prepared for t he massive hikes by December. The increases average about 51 percent above earlier rates for natural gas and 10 percent for electricity. The PUC is studying five re- .quests for fuel cost increases totaling $794 .9 million for natural gas and five totaling S638 million for electric rates. Increases lo offset higher fuel costs are normally approved Proxmire Flays Study ()/Sherpas WASHINGTON (AP) -Sen. William Proxmire, D-Wis ., said today the government bas been .. foolish enough to send tax- payers' money lo the ends or the earth" by financing a study of mountaineering, social change a nd Buddhis m amon g the Sherpas of Nepal. ln a speech prepared for de- livery in the Senate, Proxmire said be was giving his Golden Fleece of the Month award to the National Science Foundation for s pending $39,000 on a project he said should be "at the bottom end of the list or priorities ." Proxmire gives the award to what be considers the biggest. most ironic or most ridiculous example of excessive govern- ment spending uncovered each month. The . study h e picked this monlb came about because a student of the Sherpas noticed their Buddhist religion bad be~ome more orthodox u their employment as mountain guides irrcreased. The object of the study is to detennine whether one caused the other. ••1 have no objection as such to a study of Sherpa mountaineer· ing and its pouible connection to the rise of local Buddhis t celibate monasteries ," Prox- mire said. every six moolhs after review. Bryson said Californians are heavily dependent upon foreign and out-Of·state ruel sources and this winter's costs will reflect a 60 percent crude oil price. hike by OPEC. Also contributing to the hikes are a 22 percent increase for Canadian natural gas and the beginning of federal gas de · regulation. In the Los Angeles area. a family ser ved by Southern California Gas Co. can expect to see a natural gas bill of $26.92 by December. com pared with $18.09 a year earlier. R The electricric bill from Southern California Edison would be $26.69 up from $23.06. A similar family served by San Diego Gas and Electric Co. would have an electric bill or $31.86 in December , up from $20.90 and a natural gas bill of $29.13, up from $25.67. Bryson said a new agreement between the United States and Mexico for natural gas bas an initial pri ce o r $3.625 p er thousand cubic feet. It can be expected, he added. that Canada will increase its current $2.80 price to that same level in lbe near future. "These increases, are and will be a real burden to many peo- ple," he said. "We want to give them as much warning as poss i- ble." Figures p repared by the PUC staff showed that by December, 1980, the monthly bill from private utilities for an average family of four would be $28.30 for gas and $26.69 for electricity, while the San Diego family will be ch arged $33.24 and $33.23 respectively. Sl'ATION SALE AIDS u zoo Money from the $335,000 sale or a gasoline service station auc- tioned in Santa Ana bas become one of the largest donations ever bequeathed to the Los Angeles Zoo. The service station, an in· terest in agricultural land in Riverside County, ·$50,000 in cash and proceed s from the eventual sale of a Bel·Air home were included in the gift lo the zoo Wednesday from the estate of Robert J . McWerter, a Los Angeles veterinarian who died in 1171. . -----~""' ft A ,>;)J:"-e -· • l)l b~ umor a t e eicpenate oen1no on y e v :;). ana -lnaurltig due process in de- Carter, who Ured ·.Califano Ru11lan naUonal budiets). claion maklr:ig. consulting the MHUAe ot frtcUon betwea the The wue wbicb 1eemed to widest possible spectrum of opi· Herttary and members of the concern .him moe.t, though, waa nlon and not liatening ·only to prHidentlal ataff lncludl'!I the increasing lnvolvement of specialelites. Hamiltoa Jordan, chief of ataff. government ln decisioos that re--Wresllin& with these de· C11lf1no ;aid the president late to life and the onset of cisions iri the open. "When th~ called h.lm ID July to HY the death. stak es are so high, the tempta· count ry bid a serious e ner1Y Difficult moral questions are lion can be irresistible to seek problem and be had to accept becoming exposed more and security behind closed doors," the realanation of the HEW more to political crossfire, he said. secretary. Calilano said. -Having institutions that are "I 1aid, 'Mr. President. I have Breakthroughs in biological broadly based, '!'epresenting all nothlDI to do with e nergy'," research, he said, have stirred viewpoints, "otherwise our de· , Cautano aald . reara of unleashing some sort or cisions will re.fleet prejudice and "That's not what Hamilton uncontrollable force. "These not consensus." Jprdan told me ... when he questiom of knowledge are com· Califano . in responding to called from Studio S4," be quot-s>lex in and or themselves," he questions from his .listeners. ed the president as saying. said. s aid a de facto morator ium But even \hough his tenure as .. And lbese ques tions are in· already exists today in the con· manager of HEW ended with his tensely political and scientilic as struction or nuclear powe r firing, Califano said be dis-well," the former government plants because of concerns over covered during those sometimes official said. With each new disposal of radioactive wastes. turbulent months that HEW is breakthrough, government wiU He said more research must manageable. become more involved. still be done .on the effects of "lt does some or the noblest To deal with these difficult low-level radiation since no one work of our people," he said of questions. Califano said. govern-1s really sure what those effects an agency that has the third ment would need lo do several are largest budget in the world things. includin~ "The count ry ha!> lo weigh the . , ..._... ~ ........ _ _., __ risks, .. he said oL nuclear power plant development. On creatio n of a nationa l health plan, Califano said he agreed t hat som e system is necessary, but this doesn 'l mean the re-must be a nationalized heal lb industry. He said he wouJd like to see the government move gradually on the national health front. federalizing the Medi-Caid pro- ghm ioto one system. Medic- aid is now more than SO dif· f e r e n t h ealth programs representing each state. Each pays for different procedures, Califano said. O n s m oking . t he form e r secretary said tobacco com· panies have aimed their ad· vertising mostly at children since adults in their 20s rarely take up the habit if they haven't s moked before. Because or this, he said the tobacco companies have opposed efforts to try to discourage children from smok· mg County Budget Wins OK Dead at Bl .llP WI ........... En glish s inger-act r ess Gracie Fields died today in her villa at Capri. Italy. alter suffering a relapse of bronchial pneumonia. Alcala Rape Trial Delayed In Riverside Rodn ey J a mes Alcala 's Riverside County rape trial has been put off until Monday and prosecutors may seek a ne w trial date then. Deputy District Attorney Dan Bacalski said he still hasn't found the young Sierra Madre girl who is the prosecution's key witness and the reputed victim in the alleged Feb. 13 assault. Alcala, 35, is in Orange County Jail after being bound over to Orange County Superior Court Jast week on separate charges that he kidnapped and murdered a 12-year·old Huntington Beach g_irl He is being tried in Riverside County on c h arges that he transported a Sierra Madre 15- year-old to a r emote a rea near Banning, tied her up, raped her and beat her with a stick. Ri verside County Superior Court Judge Robert Garst or · dered the alleged victim to un- dergo psychiatric examination as the trial opened Sept. 11. Alcala's court-appointed de- fense attorney<ctaimed the girl was fantasizing her rape and beating allegations. Prosecutor Bacalski said Wed- nesd ay that he hasn't been able lo contact the girl since Sept. 11. "She said she wouldn't be test- ed," Bacalski said . "She said to just drop the whole thing. Feckral Funds Aid Record Expenditu~es By ROBERT BARK Ut OI t ... O•llY Ptlol Sl•ll Orange County supervisors adopted the largest budget in county history Wednesday. but were forced to use $4.5 million in federal revenue shanng funds to make ends m(.'cl. The budget of S580 m1lhon ll> up 13 percent . or $68 m11l1on highe r than last year's i,pending package, the first to be enacted after the-passage of Propos1t1on 13. Supervisori. s aid the count~ tax will be $4 for each Sl OO of as sessed valuation Added to that tax rate will be additional charges lo retire county improvement and flood control bonds and for bonded in· debtedness of school district!> and vanous special districts The average countywide tax rate, with everything added, 1:.. estimated lo be about $5 per $100 assessed valuation. or about the same as last year Officials said the S68 m1lhon increase in the budget is caused by incr eases i n em ployee salaries as well as additional contributions lo lhe employ~i, retirement system. Wben supervisors concluded budget hearings in early August. :ht.>n· ~a:-a proJected deficit of Si 5 m1lhon Since that time. property tax <idJustmen~ have been made. r Cd UC in~ I he d (' f It 1 l lo $4 5 m1l11011 Mormme1zt Urzfunded WASJ-U~GTO~ t AP• Th<' ~ational Academ" of Sct('ntes. which honored Albert Eini.tein·.., birth with an 1mpol>1ng l>latut' ma) be stuck with a SI mllhon tab ror the monu ment Dr Philip Ha ndler academy president. said \\ cdnesda} the prest1g1oui. i.c1cnt1fic inst1tut1on hal> been unsuccessfuJ tn get ting corporate contnbu t1ons for the SI 6 m1 lllon monument sitting on 1t~ front lawn. "I think we may hav<' to t:Jt 11. · Handler i.aJd of Ule Sl million the academy could not coUect Superv1~ors have been allocal· mg 50 percent of the revenue ... haring money for the purpose of tax reduction T-wenty fi ve percent of the federal money went to social programJ> and the other 25 per· rent lo parh and recreation Aul the rC' wal>n •t 1•no ug h mone) a .. <Jllablc th1l> year and the board -was forced to use Sl l million from parks and recrea· lion runds lo make up the dif ference The Hu man Serv1cel> Agency, v. h1ch dJrec·L.., welfare and men tal and public health services. will get a bout $186 m1ll1on. the largest l>ingle <1lloc<tt1on Ennronmental i.erv1cei, will :.p~nd another $1 27 4 million v. h1le community safety pro- grams. including courts, Jail .. dis trict attorney, public de · render and i>henff 's department v. i II ~et $1 l2 5 million Adm1nistrat1on and s upport departments. including the county adm1rustrat1ve office. the s upervisors offices. assessor. auditor·controller. tax collector· t rca!'urer wtll receive $87 mil hon Gener al ser vices. including the airport and libraries. will re· {'l'IVe $67.2 IJllllion. 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Tbe pa.at. wft4da used lriUu. to make luminous watcll1' .... ud ••cm. wu abut down l8 ,. aftet' SIOC>.000 worth ol food Intended for tebool cbildral wu found to be ex))OMd to nadla&ion BABlll'IT 8AlD \.be company was moving too slowly to decommission the plant. and said he was afraid security problems might pose d&n&ers that could end with the releaae oC radiation. The company bas maintained tha t the levels of r adiation involved do not pose any hazard And Wednesday. Babbitt suld Amertcu Atomtu attorney Harold C. Warnoc'k rtitera\ed ''lltl Gl'l·rtll•Med poett.loe that DOthla• ii """" and Ulal UM whole s ituat.lon la a red berrlq." Tb• tioo.ooo Ytorth ol lrtUum, mucb ol It lnllde 1lua tubes. wtll be removed to a location as yet u.ndetermlned for burial, procelllna or releaae ••DOfM' WOUY, at <t.be .Ste) wlll be Identified when lt'• picked within ~ to 41 houri," )hbbltt aald . "There's no apeelal secrecy attached to this operation " Tbe Otder came u a aw-prllc, a.iDce the company •areect Ju'1 n lo .hearina,s before the Arizona Atomic Energy Comml111ion to burrender lts Uccnac lo handle tritium and to dt.>'COmmlsslon tU. plant lo 100 duys Babbitt said there had boon a break-in about a week be.lore hJ:f order and that the plant lacked effective security. "THE FIRE protc<.'tlon wus 1ury·rigged und In the event of Defeetions Feared Moscow Symphony Cancels V.S. Tour MOSCOW (AP) A planned lour of the United States by the Moscow Symphony Orchestra "will not take place " as scheduled, Soviet official sources sajd today. Soviet authorities' were reported earlie r to be having second thoughts about the tour following the defeetion of five prominent Soviet artists in the past month. The tour was scheduled for Oct. J through Nov 4. • . . . The Soviet sources said there was some possibility the tour would be rescheduled at a later date, but declloed to be more !>pecifi c The U S. Embassy in Moscow issued visas for the group on Tuesday. THE SOURCES ALSO REFUSED to comment on the reason Cor the cancellation. Diplomat.Jc sources had expected that some Soviet cultur al pro~rams abroad would be reduced or delayed following the recent defections. But the Soviet Union. which is strongly committed to cultural exchange as a building-block of detente. is expected lo continue its exchange program in some form. The orchestra was scheduled to open in New York's Carnegie Hall next Wednesday and then travel to some two dozen cities a long the East Coast and in the South, winding up the tour rn early November COLUMBIA AllTlSTS RECEIVED a cable Tuesday saying the tour was arr. company president Ronald Wilford told a reporter Wednesday But Wilford said a cable received Wednesday from Goskon cert, the Soviet agency which handles performing arts tours, "im plied that thc1rtour need not necessarily be canceled " "We don't wC1n l the tour to be canceled, and we assume they don't want to either," he said. HOWEVER, ALL HOPE varushed today when the booking agent was "offi cia lly informed by telex that the tour has been can ce led ." according to Sam Niefeld. a vice president of Columbia Artists Management. They gave "no explanation for the cancellation," Niefeld said. The Bolshoi Ballet is still scheduled to visit Japan next year, but two trips by Soviet cultural groups to Spain have been ~an· celled or postponed on abort notice and without explanation Sl!'Ce the beginning of Ulla month. Moscow observers say it is possible that the latest defeclioos -although embarrassing -are still not enough to provoke the Kremlin into strong action. They note that there are probably fewer than 20 or 30 Soviet defections a year out of an annual total of about a million trips by Soviets to non·socialisl countries. The previous recent defections were of dancer Alexander Godunov on Aug. 22 in New York, husband-wife Bolshoi principals Leonid and Valentina Kozlov in Loe Angeles Sept. 16, and Soviet figure skaters Ludmilla Belouaova and Oleg Protopopov, two-time Olympic champions, in Geneva Sept. 24. .. __. . . .. -. ftre or • bnedt ol MCWit1 It would have put a comanmk1 ol H0,000 people at rlak of npo11ure to enor1DOU9 m .... ol lrtUum," be l&ld. Amertcan Atomic prealdmt Peter J . lbeb.I blamed red tue tor the delayed deeommra. slonlnt Tom Caffarella, Blebl'a aa1lltant, refused to atay at tbe plant after aui. olftelala ad Tucaon poUce arrived. He called the order "abtolutely cra11" a nd aald be feared someocM could push the wroq val¥9. "YOU an ... 1otn1... be said "I'm leavtnc bee•_. they hue people nmnln& um tblllc who don't know what U..,'re doing ll'• Uke a Nui camp in here" "The NaUonal Guardsmen are u nd er adequate technical twpervlsion and I am conftdmt they can accomplish the taak safely." Babbitt said. He aald be round the statement about a posslble accidental release "Interesting, coming from the very people who released 300,000 c uri es of tritium t hrough unfiltered stack-." A curie is » unit of measure of rad1oacUve material. A release of 100,000 curies ln a brtef period would be a substantial release of radiaUoo. THE COMPANY WU accused 1n March of emittina excess a mounts of tritium radiation. It s aid the low levels posed no harm. but health experts said some dama"e was possible. On June 1, the state said higher-than-normal levels or radioactivity were found at the main kitchen for the Tucson Unified School District. The kitchen. where meals for about 40 ,000 students were prepared, was closed and bu not been r~pened. About $300,000 worth oC food. stored in an adjacent wa rehouse, was buried. Wunty Killer Nixes Latest Offer of Aid C ARSON CITY <AP > Unwanted defenders, steppinc up efforts to keep Nevada Death Row inmate J esse Bishop of Garden Grove from the gas cha mber, sent in former U.S. Attorney General Ramsey Clark for a 21h·hour-long talk with the con victed killer . But Maximum Security Prison Supe rintendent Bob Lippold said Clark's offer Wednesday of le1aJ help to Bi.shop, 46, wu flatly rejected by Bishop just aa offers from other would·be defeodera have been. Clark waa not immediately available for comment after b1a discussion with Bl.abop lD the cellblock area where the 1u chamber, not used 1lnce llSJ., is located. Clark, attDmey 1eneral under the late President Lyndon Jobruson, wae part of the defeme team that aougbt unsuccessfully to stop Florida's electric chair execution lut May of convicted killer John Spenkel.lnk. Much of U.S. Gets Rain . -· ~ , Temperature Near Freezing in Vermont .. HaYeM IClft9tlon Mofltff08aY Meutlafl M .. lcoClty ~rlO. M9n-rty N••Mv '""' ...... lrl11ld.O Ver~ru• . .. ,. '° ,, .. ,. '° n M 40 II ..... 02 . .. " n .. " '° ,. H 11 1/.8.8-•• ... n with"" ....... _ .. w ... tn ,.,. ..-a1ft$, ~ l'tldey wlll bot .. to 74, with ......,..., low\ 4t te SS Mor• ee-t ""' It ttfl«-wllfl 111911\ bolft tWf' ..... "' ....... -••h•nO 102l•I071ft_ ...... . San Ottoo ~Y -• ""'ftf tllr°"9fl l'rlclrl IM -llltll tleudl• NUalll-~~lftt ...... c ........... .... 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Candidates Asked To Split Guard Cost WASHINGTON !APJ Congresi. lh urging that pres1d~nlJal candidates help cover the cost 11f Secret ~rv1r.e protection and that former President Nixon reimburse the ~ovemmenl for 1m provcments t.o lhe Cuhforn1a estate ht owned un til rect-ntly Both tht• lh>uM· and lhl· ~n.ile C1 pproH'<1 & dm:ct1v1: Wf·dnc~ day ur~in~ the S<•c n •l Sl·rv1re tr> 1•ncoura~t· 1•and1dale'> to pot) d lr fa re for a.:enU. a<·companymg their tamp<ogn~ THE GOVERNMENT SPE~T.Sl l m11lwn in 1971; to rover tht· costs of Secrel Service a gen~ on vanou!> cand1dalt-~ · c.tmpaign planes . CritJcs !tay the JgenL'> · conlnbuuon to th1· cost of lho'>e planes often is as important to the candidates as the protecuon they pro vide. The dJrectivc to the Secret Service was included sn an S8 3 billion Tre83ury Department and Po'>tal Sen l\'1• <1ppropnalton"I measure Compromise leg1slat1on worked out b!t a House SenatP conferen<.'e committee was <tpprovf'<.I without debalf' by both house!>. ANOTHER PORTION 01-· tht' conference report urged lhlH Nixon repay the government for !>Ome of the S702,321 1n 1m provl.' ments made to his former estate at San Clemente· Nixon has sold the property and purchased a 12·room New York City con domin.lum for a reported Sl million. Both the House and the Senate approved a resolution saying "it Is the sense of Congress" that Nixon shouJd reimburse the gov · ernment either for the onginal cost of the improvements or the amount by which they increased the value of lhe es tate. The resolution does nol have the force of law ' ------------ & -NATtON I WORt.O \ NEW YORK <.AP) -Saudi Ar•bl• aaya it won't cut oil pro- ducUon for tbe re1t of 19'79, 'a move tbe Carter admlnistratioa NY• wW permtt fUU restoration of oil Inventories and belp atabllbe oU prlcee. "I bape no one will take tbi.a news aa a aipal to relax the ef. fort that each ciUzen mu.at malle to HM oar delQ.ADd OD a ltoiited world aupply rA oll." President Carter aaMS Wednelday alt.er \be ~audl announcement. Tbe Saudi_.>ction will "relle.ve concern atitiut the adequacy of oil •ue this winter ." the White press office said in a 1tatemmt. SAUDI ARABIA, which pro· vldes 3> percent of U.S. oil 1m· ports, said 1t would continue W pump out 9.5 million barrels or crude oil a day. 1 million barrels above its "offi cial" production ceiling. A barrel contains 42 gallons. The largest member of the Organization of Petroleum Ex porting Countries boO!>tcd pro- duction above the ce11Jng rn Ju ly. to compensate in part for tight world 011 supplies caused by I raruan production curtail m enta smce the overthrow of Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi. According to a report from Jidda by the government press aicency, Crown Prince f'ahd "aid. "Suud1 Arabia will extend the period of increased produc t1on by lhree more months to help stabilize the pe trole um s1tuat1on and allow the con· umers lo block up for the wsnter "WE HOPt; THE coni.umer slat.es wdl take th1~ opporturuty to reduce consumption and put an end to waste,· he !>a1rt, add ing the Saudi de<:1s1on to kec1> outp ut tugh w~ due 1n part to 1.·o ncer ns f o r th e wo r ld ':, l'COnomi<.' health The SaudJ mow• mc·;rn~ "thrr•· will be l~s pre:,:-.un• <in 1in<.·t·' tha n then · olherw.-.t· \.\11uld h:iv1· l>Pcn m ()(oct-m ~r . wt11·11 o I' i-:c- ot I m1rusk r.. mt~l HI "''IW/Ut l;i 'aid analy'l (;J r \ Ho 1• or th• Pl'lrolt'Um Jndu..,tr) H• .... carch f'oundallon But Ros." noted the cutbacki> in Iran ru. well a~ rt•<·cnt ones Ill l"Nia haH' · hlunte<l lhc 1m pact" of the Saudi 11ut1-1ut 111 crease I R A 'I P R 0 D l, l ' I:: l> a 11 esumated 3 K m11l1on b ar n.:b 111 011 a day in Jul)', duv. n 34 !"> l"'r· 1.·ent from JuJ~ 197H ouq111t, wh1l1· Alf(t'rta'!> production 111 Julv .. 1 1 p p~d H 2 1-1c rct•lll l o d ll t'!>l1m atcd l I mil l1011 barr~I:. dall> Tht> Saudi news came <ts the Am erican Petroleum lnslituk was reporting the nation's tnven· tones of home heating oil and diesel fuel rose sharply Jasl week and approached the gov- ernment's goal for Oct.ober of a 240 million-barrel stockpile. . • • .. . . .. ... -----· . .,,.. -. . . . -. . . . . . . . . ~ . -.. •" -·~------~-~-~~~~~~---~~ , ... . ". .. . . . . . ... , -... -----_,,,,. -...,.--·-., ------..,,. -- CALIFORNIA Pollution l'ictim ,.. ·-. ... S RAMENTO <AP> -The Califomta A.tr 1lesources Board r~pbrti lt1 approval or the first two ol an anUcJpated "many" 1980 model diesel automobiles tor u Je lo the atate -the Volksw~eeo Rabbit and Dasher. Soard spokesman Blll Sesaa uld Wednesday the ARB is lest· Ing cllesel cart from three other manuladurecs. Tbe approval or e veral more models is expected an tbe next few weeks, be said. SESSA WO in an interview lhat the board, which makes 11'<1 polices the nation's strictest an· ll·smog regulations, is tcylng to lay lo rest •·an impression by a lot or people that we're against diesels being sold here.'' He said those rumors were probably started by the auto in- dustry in efforts to pressure the board into less-strict anti-smog standards. "But obviously we are not trying lo keep diesels out." he said. Sessa also quoted General Motors as saying that by 1985, it expects 25 percenL of its produc lion nationwide to be diesel powered. Lynette Willwms. California Humane Officer, holds a net con ta mm~ a <luck she rescued from polluted waters of t he southern estuaries of San Francisco Bay. An untreated sewa~e c:;pill has caused problems for ma rine life and threatens waterfowl in the southern portion of the bay. THE A.RB estimates that at Jeasl 40.000 diesel-powered passenger cars will be sold in C alifornia next year , with s t ea d y s a l es i n c r ease ~ thereafter. ble Cars Dormant 06-year-old System Judged Unsafe 5.\:\ FHA:-:CtSCO <AP> Lake a vignette: from a Nurman Rockwell painting, the Municipal Ra1lwa> conductor ~prawls on the maroon, yellow and gre<·n cable cur silting dormant at Powell and Market strt.>clo;; There .in· no tourisL._, no bell~. no buzzing ca- ble bcn<>uth tht· slrl'Cl The safety experts have pronoum•t•d JU•:S!rnl!nl the 106-ycar-old transl\_ s vi:.tC'm 1.s uns:i!t -'fhc city ""ill put 'iOmC' of the cars on display" for to11n.ts for tht· seven months that all but on<• hn<· w;IJ '"'shut dCJwn Each day, selected cars wall t><.' haU){'d lj!f!Of"l,nouc;ly up and dov.n the !>lrttlS or lht• city to th1·i r mnn1ghl home at the cable car barn Prostitutes Ban Invalid FRESNO <AP) A court order barring con- vict<.'d prostitutes from certain areas or the city as a condition of probation has been found invalid by the 5th D1stncl Court of Appeal. As a C'Ondit1on for probation here, some M umcipal Court Judges issue the prostitutes a map show1ng them areas or lhe city they ar e pro· h1b1ted from visiting Th<> ~ppeills l'Ou rt directed the Fresno Municipal Court to either eliminate or modify the probation of Barbara White. 32, a convicted prostitute. so 5he was oot prohibited from frequent· ing three art>as with a high incidence of prostitution. WJUTE SAID SHE was pleased w1th the ruJ. ing "ll ml'3ns now I can go whPre I w1:1nt." sht! s.11d "'lt mp·inc; that l'm free lo take the bus, go to l:llwdinp, Park and cat al any restaurant." In the dec1s1on released Wednesday, the ap- peals court did not say a judge could not use the map anymore Th<' ruling affected onJy one condi- tion of the probation and :saJd nothing to prevent the use of the m:iJl. officials said. THE J USTICES suggested the probation rules be modllied to set reasonable hours during which time those on probation could go int.o lhe interdict· ed areas l 'se of a specihc list of places the proba· tioner cannot go into was also suggested. White pleaded guilty to soliciting an act of prostitutJon on Nov. 14, 1978. In granting probation, Presidmg Municipal Court Judge A. Dennis Caeton gave her a copy of the map. LNG Site Transit oHi cials said the safety problems wert> so pervasive they could no longer be put off until a two-year shutdown scheduled for late 1981. The complete renovation could cost $41 million. CURRENTL y I PLANS CALL for two or the city's three lines to be out of service for at least seven months while they ar e brought up to safety standards. The third line, whi ch serves Caufomia Street. could reopen in a month. "There isn't any question in my mind that il isn't a s afe system ," said Oral Moore, chief engineer of the Public Utility Commission and the man who recommended the shutdown Tuesday. "The whole system is antiquated ... We've been patching and patching and patching and it j us t won't patch anymore," s aid Municipal RaHway inspect.or Gilbert Repp. PUC DIRECTOR Richard Sklar left for Washington Wednesday to discuss funding with federal officials. The system was declared a na- tional historical landmark in 1964. The three rickety .lines, basically unchanJled since 1873, carry more than 13 million passengers a year -70 percent or therp tourists. Jam-packed day and night, the frail vehicles see a year's use every 45 days, according to one expe rt's estimate . They become increasingly vulnerable to breakdown as lhe number or trained cable-car meehanics dwindJe and it becomes more diHicuJt to find new parts. Cupcake Bene/ it Ruled Out by PTA . S AN FRANCISCO <AP> -Students at Pleasant Hill Elementary S<:hool have found out how the cupcake crumbles -the tasty sweets were dropped from rund -raJsing plans by the Parent Teachers Association. At issue was the PTA's plan to drop its tradi- tional method of rais ing funds by fi ve "Cupcake Days" during the school year. They didn't want c upcake s al es b ecause they ar e bad for youngsters. Bul last week the children rebelJed, circulat ing petitions and carrying placards reading "Kids Crave Cup cakes." So a formal debate was scheduled on Wednesday. Only two sixth-grade youngsters showed up to face about 75 mothers The mothers won. , Gains OK Indians Vow Point Conception Fight LOS ANGELES (AP) -The Federal Energy ReguJatory Commission bas tentatively aporoved construction of a liquefied natural gas port al Point Conception, t>ut Indian n ghts activists vow Urey wlU fight the decision "alllheway." ... Approval or the s ite for LNG shipments from Alaska is not of.liclal until the commission Jssues a formal decision. It did not indicate when th.is mi.ht lake place. However. govern- mel)l spokeswoman ( Barbara King, in an- nouncing this "decision in principle'' Wednesday, said that the comnuss1on SIATE: .. .) took no action on a companion proposal to import LNG gas from Indonesia through the same loca- UOA. Oii Fwlfl Br.st liflb One LOS ALAMOS (AP) -A beater beinc used to help liquefy thJck cnade oU during un1oadln1 wu blapted fol' an o!I field explosion and fire that killed ooc man, melted five bule oil atora1e t.anka ud blackened six acres or brwh. Viet.or Ramires, a 58-year-old truck driver, died late Wedoead.ay ln a Fresno hospital from burm sU1talned in the blaal and day loo• flre at tbe Union OU Gibson leue, 15 mJlee eout:beut of s.nta Maria. ••••e 8&_.9 I••~ A.r~••c~• SACJl.A)fENTO (AP) -A new school voucbw ' I ,, ., . initiative that would aboliab pubpc schools and let students study at home if they could pass an achievement les t may be cir culated for signatures, says the state attorney general's of- fice. The "performance vou.ctJfr" plan, which would award a student $2,000 ror paasl.ng a IJ'•de- level test, was cleared for clrculaUon Wednesday. Nlllee Pla•t Dbp•te 8efb SACRAMENTO (AP) -Gov. Ed111und Brown Jr. says be never proml.aed a group of union leaders that be would drop bis oppositJon to the Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant. The Democrattc eovernor'a comments w ednesday dlreclly cootrlldlc:ted a statement by Dean Cofer, busl.ne11 mana1er of Electrical Workers Local 1M5 in Walavt Creek. Coler atoo4 bJ ma accotint of a three-hour private~ Aue. -.i Jn Ule fOft1 nor'a olflce lo Whleh be 1ald Brown pro- miJed be would not try to prewat tbe"l*''AI· Ufnw,.., E•P•••• •ele•ie.r LOS ANGELES CAP> -Tbe dty co.cu U. killed a controvenlal plan to reQOvate and npad the downtown Ubrary, lea vine~-q~esUon of what to do about the SO.year-old ~ UDl'elOlved after 13 Je8R of study and debate. Tbe council'• aeUoa , Wednead.1y eraed •Mt yean of lntenllve won OD tbe Df'ODOMd '51 aalllklD teheme wtdeb waa Htt\ u pr.,...._ to WkUQI a new main library. ARB Chairwoman Mary Nichols said lo the statement, "Diesels are valued for lhelr ex- cellent fuel economy. Our ap· prov at shows they also can meet our stat.e's air pollution stan- d1lrda, wblcb are lbe most stringent in the world." Tbe b oard sa id tb e Volkswagen Rabbit sedan and Duber sedan and station wagon meet its emiulon standards •'by a wide margin" and get 40 to 45 miles per gallon in the city. It said they offer the nation's --· • rirst 10-year, 100,000-miJe war- ranty· for anti-smog systems. compared l o the 5-year. 50,000·mile guarantee required by state and rederal law Ms. Nichols said that tbe Volks wagens, In exchange for the long-term warranty and ex- tra drlvabllity. wiU be allowed to emit slightly more pollullon when they are new "Even lhougb the e mission standards are ioJtially slightly rela xed for car makers who pro- vide long-term warranties, they ..·- reduce more pollution over U,e t.otal life of the car Ulan the state's conventional standards." she said. Test data shows that most cars exceed the standard after only 20,000 to 30.000 miles. with larger 1ncreases 10 emissions after S0,000 miles. But a 10-year, 100,000-mile warranty extends the auto make r 's res pons ibility for maintaining and guaranteeing the performance of the anti- smog systems, she said . DIAMO•D EARRl•G EXIRA YAGANZA SAVE UP TO 63%! Diamonds arri•ed from Mew Yon Cutten too I• to be included in o..tr ~ent S 1,000,000 DIAMOND SALE -We hcne mount~ hund~s of diamonds in ~ful white CMd yelow CJOld earriwqs. WE· BOUGHT RIGHT Take ad•ant~ of Su~ SC1Yin9s TODAY -Compan our prices witft any other iewele-r in Oranqe Comity -As you'n find out. 0ttr prices defy compcriSOft. Take a pe8 at this particit fist of our earri"CJS -bvt HURRY, at these prices they won't lost! MUMIR 7402 11234 80 11 10692 10545 10702 1140 1 8646 10555 10 546 10516 10543 10761 10295 8739 10540 9839 10693 10586 10912 981 2 10882 Dl:K1'"11tM 46 ct T W 50 ct TW 75 ct TW 20 Cf TW 08 ct TW 09ct TW 40ct T W 1 02 Cl T W 1? ct w 08ct TW t 42 c l T W 08 Cl w 55 Cl T W 75 cl T W 36 Cl TW 26 ct TW 1 44 cl TW 20cl TW 82 Cl T W 75 cl T W 57 cl TW Cl MA .. CR> RETAIL ,..I Cl $1000 seooo S275 S200 S7600 MUMIB 10251 1()60q 1(1700 . '1')4 10 684 8911 1069t5 10691 11191 11 47~ 11432 11435 I 14:'9 11434 1143 l 114 ,., 11 4.?7 11193 MARllm llTAll o~ca''"°" ... 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AU MllCHAtelSI SUIJICT TO ,..01 SALL MOH.· FAI. 10 •·"'· -e p.m. SATURDAY 10 IJtl, • I p.l'TI. SomeOo wU.h tb authority to do somethlni 'about polbttion problems in Upper Newport Bay abould be up~ plyina some muscle to do eomethina about' ll. Al•, developm~nta ol the put week only serv~ lO point up oU loo depr Lnaly the type o( bebavtor th l could ruin such an Invaluable resource. For lnstance , at UC Irvine lu t week, a sclenU.t d~· cloeed the results or a two-year study that concluded lh bay would nd up a polluted mudnat If nothing ls'done lO prevent siltation. While the spec1rac details are new and alarmtn &. the concern and Lheeoncept h ave Iona ex lsted An officaaJ o! lhe state Oepanment of ft'ash a nd Game said ut the sam e conrerence t.ha,t his agency bas no im· mediate plarui for drtdginJ the bay and nothlng wUI be done Wltil acllon is taken ~ control the source o r poUu· Uon. Sounds ra ir enough, except the s t a te's Wa ter Resources Control Board in Sacramento decided on the s.ame day not to allocate the money necessary to continue Mudies on siltation proble ms. A st ate offi cial said that wasn't any big deal, s ince tbe work could be done by the state's own water staff out of Santa Ana. for instance. What it means. though, is that decisions that need to be made to save the bay simply aren't being made. It will not be until October that the state water boa rd makes a decision on what agency wilJ be designut· ed to continue Newport Bay watershed planning studies. Bureaucr atic wrangling conceiva bly could continue for some tim e s ince local officials want the state to keep bay planning in local hands. And the s ilt keeps rolling in. City Was Renriss Proposed building s tandard r eductions for Corona del )far have.their share of supporte rs, their share of angry dissidents. Both sides should be angry at the C~~Y Coun- cil's decision not to notify the area's 1,900 homeowners of the upcoming hearing that could a ffect their property. Councilmen were ready enough to spend that minor sum last month when the proposal was before the Plan- ning C-0mm1ssion. Yet. when the m atter was to be set for the Oct. 1 council session. councilmen. incJudjng Corona del Mar's representative, balked at sending out another notice. As a result. the task is being undertaken by a pri vate citizen. That hardly speaks well for the quality of repn•scntative government in Newport Beach. Presumably the point of changing things in Corona dcl Mar is to respond to the wishes of the public that lives and owns property the re. But if that public doesn 't know thut changes are pending, how could they possibly make their views known? And wittiout hearing from as many people involved a s possible. how is it possible for council members to m ake a decision that is representative of the wis hes or the people'? ~Right ' Mis u sed .. The recent teacup-sized cont r oversy over re modeLing pf the Kerckhoff la b in Corona del Mar has got to be a ,1assic example or the use of regulatory agencies for private purposes. · The lab, a part of the California Ins titute or '.l'echnology, is located in China Cove. Officials have spent n early two years trying to get the necessary permits to re· model the inside of the existing buildings and to rebuild the pier and floa t used for marine research projects. : One neighbor thought the project was a bad one and has been dogging the lab 's progress through orficlals channels. tying up the permit process longer than necessary. Fortunate ly all the agencies involved-rrom the city of Newport Beach to the California Coastal Commission -realized the objections were Wlreasonable. The proj- ect has finall y received the approvals it should not have been denied. It's unfortunate when any individual or a small special interest group can use the entities created to bet· te r the quality of Life to make life miserable for projects like the remodeling of the Kerckhorr lab. • Opinions expressed en the space above are those of the Dally Pilot. Ot her v1cw5 expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists Reader comment 1s invited. Address The Dally Pilot, P.O. Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Phone (714) 6-42·•321. Boy d IF ortifiedBooze By L. M. BOYD eggs a day. Now he's trying to figure out how to mass breed those bard·workln& hen a. I mag inative m e dicoe a have suggested that vitamin 81 -lhiamin ...,... be added to liquor in all the distilleries. ·They say this would wipe out a widespread disease known as Wernicke -Korsakofr syndrome. It's wbft makes alcoboUcs confused. forgetful What you and I can "an on- ly child" b referred to sJmp- ly aa "an only" by the ex- perts. And tboae elperta wanted to find out what aort of couple wu most llkely to produ ce an only. So they com puterized a lot of fact.a. Parents of onlya, they learned. freqpently are over 30 before the baby b born. They've been married far loa1er than the avera1• eou· pie at tbe Ume of the flnt baby. And from 10 to 20 per-. cent of them were t.bemMlvea onlya. • and uocool'dinated. Fortify· , ing llquor with the essential Bl would not ju.st cul down •the prevalence but actually eradicate lbe dis ease they 1c11lm . ' , A New Mexico ·aciea tlat t contends he bas developed a tort of chicken lbat lays two .Dear Gloomy Gua The . 1overnment la Into abeolUlely everytblnJ, I tell you. EYeD mualc. IL takee one MCCmd for a tunial fon Pitched to A abcwe middle C io vibrate 40 tJme1. Why? Beca .. the NaUoul lkanau otlt ..... MtltlO. Tben't • nadlat ~ .. Yuioelnia tbat permltl lta paJtna ..-a to tue care of Uwt tab wltb .., of tM major Ameriea ..... eudl. Leut CiOwdad of U.. Na· ticul parb la .......... llllt,_. .. YellowltMe. Roberl N Wt•t,'d / Pubthher Thome\ I<.: vi i 'Editor fhu~. ~P19mber 27. t971 J .. ·Aadenon j~~f!I! C ~!!~ _ E~~~~ ~~~ht WA.SHINOTON Under 'the a ccua att'ooi a1alost which the Investigation Landau's personal notes alao f.cleraJ 1Dv•U11 Uon from two Jordan, Meanwhile, keep bUt>-bas dredged up, re veal he was Include a reference to the Studio aid ... HamillOfl Jordan bu bMn blln1 up. He bu now been ac· on a first-name basis with other S4 Incident. The notation at.at.es portrayed u • dllorderly, tun c:used ol 1nWln1 cocaine not on· Carter intimates. The papers in· c ryptically· "Ham. M ... ·c·. lovln1 f llow who peers dowo ly at a New York discotheque elude a diar y r eference to a L.andau has told anvesttcaton blousett 1,,,orea pa rkin1 ticket.II but at Beverly Hilla parties. The breakfast with first lady tha t the "C" refers to Jordan's by th~ cmeo1 and 11norta cocaine Wblle House haa responded by Rosalynn Ca rter , a handwritten request for cocajne. •t wild part.lea. He hH also been disparaging the witnesses . thank-you letter from th~ presl· The Whlt.e House denials ln the a ccused lo the Robe rt Vesco dent's mot.her , Lillian Carter . Vesco case are a lso beginning lo case ol achem ng wfth d111reputa· ONE OF the most damaging and a friendly letter from the come unravelled at the edges. ble confederate11 to w:ard 1m witnesses is Bar ry Landau. a president's sister, Gloria Cart.er T he grand jury foreman In· pro1l"r endll. man-about-Manhattan , who sub-Spann. vestlgating the scandal, Ralph T~e bur0t1111t-d Whitt! House mltted a five-page handwritten Ulmer. has accused the Carter au .a w bo ~ hai. fought back. affidavit on the New York inc1 THEDl.AaYsbowathatLandau, administra tion of "duplicity, " brialhng und " dent. Ile h ad e ncountered accompanied by a ctress Ruth ··marupulatton" and "coverup." a a g reua vc. Jordan at Stud.io S4. a chic disco. Warrick. had breakfast with the He tried unsuccessfully to re- tie hats d"nled whe re the Wh it e House alde first lady on April 30, urn. The sign as "a protest aga inst the veh emently ·•said he wanted to see where White House acknowledged the presidenl's reluctance to take lhal he ha8 lhe fa mous basement caves visit b\.tt descnbed it as "a ten-the steP8 called for by the tn - ever partoJ<en were and Lf he .could obtain some minute courtesy caU ." volvement of has own aides." o f i 11 e.: a l cocaine," attested Landau. The letter from Miss Lillian. The ajdes, Hamilton Jordan drugs or that The White House dismissed dated Oct. 3, 1977, is addressed and Richard Harden. are bud· h e had any Landau as irresponsible, called lo both Warrick and Landau. d ies of S pen cer Lee IV of knowledge or his affidavit a "concoction " and "Dear Ruth and Barry." it A I ba ny. Ga . who accepted l h e co 'l · ela1mcd )ordan didn 't e ven begins. "You know how dis· S I0.000 a nd w as pro mised sp iracy to fix know the man. Yet the day alter 1>r.ented I am. How lovely of you ma lhons more for pulling strings the Vesco cruse the a lleg'ed cok e -s n o rtin g . both to pmvide me with lhe love-1 n the Whale House to help Out in n society accustomed to Jordan arranged for President ly flower.s ... and all that great Vesco. Lee a lso tr aveled to Instant. intensive media cov-Carter to send a telegram at food." C os ta Rica . Na ss a u and erage of celebrities embroiled in Landau's behc.-st to a potential Wa:.hmgton 1n Vesco'!> beha lf. publit• disputes, he can't seem to client he was courtmg. The tele-THE LE'ITEJl from Glon a , escape the spotlight Associates gram, sent in care of Landau, dated Oct 31. 1977 , 1s addressed s ay he som etimes becomes congra tulated ac tre ss Luci to "Dearest Barry" a nd signed despondent and llstlc!>!>, despair Arn"z on her opening in "Annie "Love, Gogo." The president':. mg of tht• battle but not knowing G1·1 Your Gun " sister 1s known among intamat~ how to end at L;inllau·s pe r sona l pa pe rs. as "Gogo " & ~~ ~rOR $:~ .~ ~OE~t I ~ra~ lihi c( s r=' Mailbox IT HAS B F.EN established th::it Lt.-e s poke to Harden about the Vesco fax But Jordan has '>14-orn that he had no knowledge of the con.-.p1racy He has been upheld an this by has two friends. Harden and Lee. who 1ns1st that tht·y nevC'r 1>nce breathed the name of the f1nanr1al fu~1llve to Jordan Yet all thf' while, th<' th.re<! c; (•Or$(1an .. "'1•r<> as clO'>P. hay~ fru·nd'>. a.' "lhr1·1· ra<'<'o<>ns in a ~1>l101A< lol! " 'I hey pnlittckec1 t11(!<•thf'r P<H l 1C'c1 to)!ether. pl:" t•d lt•nn1 t•1.:Nher 'f hl' FBI h.J., ohtarnl'd n1,tes in \'1·'>< '> .., handwriting, which re·· frr lo ;1 11·l1•phont· ti.ilk with .J11rl'.l:m IA''' plat·i>d tht-call for W ..1'ih1ngton during th<· Carter 1n.111gural on .Jan 20, 1977, and pul J ordan <in th1• ltn<·. s atd V1·-.c·•1 \ .,<'rrf't;irv Crrolyn llobb!., Jbo ha ... ""'"'" undc>r oath that 'ht• ·~ 11•-<1 anc1 mailed J· lt'ltcr from J,..,. t11 Jordan <JOOUt th1· Vc·sc n c·asl' Sht' wa' <k'>c'nbed II\ J high .Jw ... t1l I' Department of f1c1al :.i' J ., n-.hbff" · w1tm·'>s .l11rtl.t0 rn1•.iny, htl•·. wa., sri .1n\10u!> 111 d1.,..1-.-.or1a lr h1msdf frr>m th1· Yl''>M <'<•!>c that he aold r cportcn. th.it FBI a~cnL-. hal1 not 1·\ en 'IUl''lloned him ::ihout \·1·~tn Thi-. lurn<'<J out to tw un I rut.· "I wa'> th1nk1ng 10 contem- poraneou.-. l<'rms." he explained after ht· wa ... caught lying . What Ever H appened to Litte r Laws ? To lbe Editor: My wife and I were appalled al the amount of Jilter that has accumulated on our streets and partlcualrly our state and na· tional highways. We drove up yesterday from Newport Beach to Long Beach on the Pacific Coast Highway There wa.s enough litter s trewn on the side of the highway to put seve ral thous and people on welfare to work permanently. WHERE 18 the hJghway main- tenance department? Are they striking for more wages and other ~neflls? Are they on vacation? Is there a moratorium on clean-up? Is Adriuna poUUck· Ing or what" Besides this. what about the $500 fine for littering? Hall the $500 fine been SWlpended or vot- ed out? There Is a solution. Let's put all our priaonera in various city and stale pri s ons to work and clean up this meas. Let's pay them tht minimum hourly wage which t believe I.a around $2.90 per hour. Tb.11 will be the best money ever spent. In addltlon. lct'K onforcu the $500 Ut.terine fine by puttJna the violator to work w J'•Y off hi• fine by recelvln1 the u me minimum w1ge. Here's to a clean California lrom the ground up. L. JOHNSON Ollf•pk•l••plre To the Editor: I would like to take thl1 op- a:presa ruy feelln,. the alpillcanee ot =Gamet. TM of aporta and more po Uy worldwide amity, tbroucb tb• Olympic Games ii certabal7 an effedl" meana of lnaplr atlon to tbe ,omaa people of today and It la Important tbat lb• Olympic phlJOlclplay &. ncopJMd bJ all ., .. IN JOU.OWING the Ot11DP&c Oam• _. by l)Utlclpatlq, our Joma mm aDcl women ue,... HDted wltb a dlrettlOll IDd ......... to punue lD UM fttld ol .,.na, • weU u tn tbetr own Mlf ••lliJllment tn dealbal wtt.b all •IMIN ol t1*r Uves. • • I am very enthusiastic about lhe Olympics being held m Los Angeles and anttcapate its tn· cvitable s uccess DONALD M . KOLL President The Koll Company Doggone llappfl To the Editor. Have you eve r wondered what happens to the dogs 1n t he anim al shelter~ that you r un stories on? Hopefully people fall in love with those pictures of skinny dog11 Wlth bag eyes star· mg a t them. like I dad. On JunP 2. 1979 you ran a story a bout n terrier that did tricks. He j umped and spun around like a ba llet dancer so his name was Barry, after the ballet dancer If you had been in a n a ni mal s helter ror eight months you'd do a lot of jumping and running a round m circles too' Well , Barry is now making his rounds in Costa Meu. I've had him since •week alter the artJ· ('le <'ame out. He'A still running In clrclt'll. Rut the circles keep t:t•ttln" blfUtttr a.nd bi11er and I r11n1tldcr that a revelation. One d•y hl· mhcht walk 11 straight lint-, Good thin•• ~ome from thole llttlti •rtlclttl llarry tbankl ~ou und "o do I. "'ltANKI GROGAN l .. Ck!EflkC• To di" FAltor: NRC'tt "While l'opcr," Sept. 4, waa a wamln1 of war. lf not a declaration of lt. ll lln11ly ad· mltted that oil la the llftblood ol lnduatrtallaatlon, You cannot drain ll or 1low lta now without mortal 0m11e lo U.. heart ol tbe economy that pump• It tbrou1h the arteries or ln· dualriallald natiool. They repeat4dly •bowed the buse oil taken pautn1 throuCb the vulnerable Strut.a ol Kormua, the umwt =•led by the treed ol lboM ,_ tbe ... wardl from the aek 1old lYlnl under the IOddJe But 1andl-a tbe political unnet lt wu caUll.DI. TREY DID not aay If the motben cl')'ln1 at the 1r1vte of their 10111 wen UM mcMMen ol IOGI killed by tbe Sbab ol lran, or the mothers of Kurdish sons recenUy executed by the sons of Iran's revolutionan es. But surely we wtll cry over the graves of our sons when their blood soaks the sands of Arabia to replace t he oil we have become so dependent on, wh.tle our ba rds fly free in the clear view over our own oil-laden s hores, that the environme n· t alists saved just for them. Our government's idiotic edicts of des truction of o ur o il self. s ufficiency surpasses those of the greatest of despots. GOLDIE JOSEPH ... t .. ~p~ To the Editor: I would like to respond to the IPtter by Ellen Moran (Mailbox, Sept. 2::)). I disagree wilb her By what form of meas ure does 'lhe decide there ls a limit to aid· ing the needy, such as the boat people? And on what sort of principle does she base wasting her energy and time worrying about them "taking jobs from our own people"? She s hould ask herself whose job she is taking and how she a nd ber family came to America. l AM PROUD and thankful that som e warm -hearted Americans had the good sense to take advanta ge of the ar righ teous urges and do something to help the boat peo- ple. Thankful that they spread hop•·. 1n a '14'0rld of d1sasten. Bravo. Amcncans! I applaud your compa--.:.1on a nd aJtru.istJc ac•t1ons. I call now for an encore. plca:.t'' '\1JCHELE PHICE f'owda~,, l•pa cf To the Jo:dltor : Lt:t no one be deluded concern· ang Mass Fonda. ·ay broadcast· mg antt·war propaganda from the enemy capita l during the Vietna m War , s he certainly ga vc aad and comfort to the enemy If you are in doubt about what that denotes. I urRe you to look up the word traitor m the dictionary. By casting doubt , s he and others lake her undoubtedly weakened our resolve to wm and. in doing so, very probably prolonged the war and contribul· ed to the deaths of m any who did not need to d ie had we fought the war with firm and unstinUng purpose. HOW MANY more millions will dje under the d espicable lla n oi regime is a ny body's guess. Had we fought to win. this need not have happened . Un· fortunately. many of those to blame for our loss s~ll carry much infiuence with our govern- ment. It appears they will cany us further down the path to total degradation. If the object ls to surrender to save our youth, then perhas>t we s hould have surrendered to Hitler and Tojo prior to WWII. If we ba~my closes t friend and several of my high school bud· dies might be alive today. Perhaps they are lucky to have been spared the view ot the degradation of the Unlted State.a, once respected for its power and Its wtu to protect freedom. now bereft of ill aaue of lntemallooal reaponalblllty and prey to the acorn and eon· tempt al all naUom. J .W. R&ID • lAtttrt ff'Om rtodtt• en~. Tlw right to cOfKttnH tdtna to /ff tp«e or ellmt"4ft Ubd fa reurwd. l..dtrr• of :JOO wordl or~ .. wW be gwttt prt/nmu. All ldrtn l'ftUllf fta· cludt ngnorurt Oftd rnG11inQ adlhn but nomtt mo11 be aoUMwld °" ,,._ quelf fl 11Af fictnt rsoton ft appurent. Poft'l/ wtU raoc bf PM~ • • ~ -• •~•_....IP ~--·-~p,.• •.~.-....:-----. --'"7t---------- MORE OPINION W ASHlNO't'ON Preakt•ol Carter'• mid-July ptedae not to l•t "one ·drop of for•11n oil more" t.nto lb" counlry lba.o wu imported in l97'1 Is becomloa an •nero albatrou around hta neck, but ooo be can abed ooly wilb acute poUUcal embarrai.s ment. protestod I.bat th1a WH • d ICtDl lbto mad.MN. But cblt1ln1er'1 frequent ally, then Treasury Secretary W Michael Dlumen tal, oppoted him tbl• llme on around• that a quota would ttrenlthen the dollar The oil quota waa the one 1na TB.: Q OTA wu:s a.,lied on jor enerJY lnitJatJve to come out during th~ Camp 01tvld ex o f t b e travati&n1.ll 1tl\ ont> solid monst.-1 celebrated •m 1d H11,.,ro us ph1losopb1L1nQ. • •dome at l c Rt-sides, 1t bud lbe s pecial aap· aum mit '' at peal of u pc>lt\.lca l elmmlck. In Camp David derlanna "lbts nation will never ll 1• no tecret tha t Scblea Ina er. If ~Lill at Enc ruy. would urae lnskud thut Carter shelvt> hl1 "not on~ drop" 11ledge of Ju. ly 15 What Srhlesm(ler'is ~uc· cn:Jor. Charle~ Duocun , would do it1 u secrt:l A inethodlcal mun. Duncan h; now studying bll'I tnht!r1tt:d predicament OTHER 0•·•·1c1A1.s'are strok· ~t Hoppe Ing their rabblt feel In. pbanto121 hope that the quottt wtU not be re· ached wttil after the 1980elecUon, a fter which it can be safely dis· carded. But some senior officials are truly w1aware that lbe presi· dent took a course at Camp David that must end in folly or embar· rassmenl A worse fate than wearlng an albatross is weario'g one without knowing it. Th"'ldly, Septom1>er 27.'1979 DAILY PILOT A 7 and was the use mo" foreien oll lftan we did w i d e I y in 1977. -never." Carter seemed praised cen· to be decreeing a level or usage terpiece of lower than today. In fact, the 9.5 Will This Discovery Lead to Sex Ban? bis July 15 million imported barrels a day W e ll. there goes sex as e n e r g y during that prosperous year was millions of Americans h ave apeecb. But well above today's level as well t•ome to know and love it. overly pessimistic e conomic as the level tb~n expectoo for The problem is that a doctor forecasting and the nuclt:ar election year l980. now clauns that S<'X can rdieve power fre eze within th e While the public cheered Uus the pain of bureaucracy g uarantees seeming step away from energy arthritis Thl' reaching the quota muc h raster depende nce. experts frowned dol'lor. Jc!>:.t c tban anybody lbought pos~ible "Thl' president is gambling," Potll'r. diri•1.· quitelikelyduring1980~ one co ngrc s~1on<.1I l\t aff tor of thl' Na econpmisl declared in a private t i o n a I SOON the reafter. U.S. prices m e morandum that explained lns titutl' of will be racing above the OPEC how the OPEC price would no Human lkla price. To avoid this knockout longer serve as a ceiling on t1onship:. 10 punch, the temptation to reim· do mestic prices. The same Chicago. told pose tight federal controls _ economist told us a month ago: a m eeting of and reverse present policy _ "Decontrol with a quota m eans th<' nation a I will be close to irresistible. that Carter will succeed in clob· Arthritis Foundation that :.ex There would be no e Heclive way bering th~ e<:onomy" lby putting s timulat('s the adrenal glanru. to to reduce energy d emand, domestic oil under irresistible produce additional cortisone despite all the claims made In price pressure). "And this alone," she said. the name of conservation. Since then, the road to rUin "provides from fo ur to six hours The alternative: back away has a ccelerated. The economy's of relief from arthritic pain ·· from the July 15 pledge. "I think strength in s taving off recession YOU KNOW a~ well as I what tbe president would be absolute-has kept oil imports u nexpected· will happen n<"<l The Food ant.I ly nuts to stay with the quota." ly high. Drug Adm1 ni-;tralion ""tll sttt rt one high-level energy o~ficial running tes ts on arthr1t1t confided to us "Nuts" or not. CLEA!'l;JNG OUT hi~ t.lesk luboratorv rnts Thi· lt ... ts. u' h owever. Carter seem s com· before Labor Day, the departing best . wili provl' intontlus1vl· milled to it. The entire episode Schlesinger left behind a warn· The FDA will iS3Ut' a lengthy re is anothe r tragic lesson of what in~ that the 1977 import level port con cluding there I!. no so often happe ns whe n the laws was being approached and listing clinical evidence that sex 1:. of of economi cs a r e bent to four options for dealing with that any help wha tsoever in the political purposes by the govern· calamity All would put the gov-treatment of a rthritis. ment. crnment back into oil regulation. Then the Federal Governml'nt The oil quota idea came from op tion No . 4 r e ins t i tuting will have 110 choice but lo ban the president's s taff. prim1mly straight-out price controls. That sex. a s '-' llcv1 ce to s how critical would mean Carter ha d junked ·After all. if tht· gnvcrnmt•111 Westcm 1-.:urc pe th:tl the U.S. his own decontrol program, but can prohibit ca ncer pat1cnb m eant business about energy this seems the course most like· from eating g roundup apncot can certamJy proh1b1t artbrltJ~ sufferers, on the same groun~. from indulgmg in sex. A l l t h e old arg ume nts will Ix• d.nu;gcd out The A~A will C'•)ntt-nd thut gullible v1cllm'> . 11 art hn!1s. prc·ycd upon by quuC'ks and charlatans. '<'Ill put thl•tr faith 1n :.ex :.J nd avoid est a bhshcd methods of treat ment . su< h a:. allow10g a phys1 <'Hln to inJ1•1'l cortisone into them with long. long nect.lll'S And it mu-.. t be admitted that, a 11 thin,::~ bein g equal. t he former sounds more appealrng tha n the latter It must be further conceded that th1:. in novat1ve trc~tmenl or a rthnt1s will encourage the laity lo at t empt the practice or medicine L.N a ~.,wet young thing :.o much ru>. gnmac•e as '>he an se-. I m m ht·r 1•hair at a dinner part., und ~ht• \.\111 be -.urrnund1·d b' ~11ll ar.t ~"':1111. non•• of ""h11m kno"~ a l1b1.i from •• f1bul<i uf conservation. James Sc hles· ly to be selected by the White pits because 1l doesn't think _i_n_g_e_r _. _th_e_n_s_e_c_re_t_a_r_y_o_f_e_n_er_g_Y_. __ H_o_u_s_e _. ____________ L_a_e_t_r_il_e_d_oes __ th_e_m_any good. 1t -~~~~~~~~~~ frame-up for fall! frames, matss tools 40°/oOFF! fermg her temporary rclJef from the pam of arthritis And what can she say but. "Not torughl, I'm going to t ukl: t w1> Anacin m· ::.l<:ad " I Ml'ST C'O~FESS that I o<: c· J1>10n a I ly ha vc a l w1nge IJf <1 rth r1t1.., m) '>t:lf Hut . like m1lltoru) of my fl·llow 'l ufferero;, I beheve m sex Th(• lt!\t1mon1al~ in behalf of 1>ex arc most con v1n1·1ng "I was be d n dd"ll for t'<'-o ""el· ks "'1th arthnt1:., · sa).., Meh1tabt-I <: "Then I tried sex every four hour'> I'm still be'1 ndd('n. but what the ht•ll S1m1larly. Man h nl· T :.<i)~ "I !Hid arthritis ..,11mHh1nv ti rri lill· I touldn't t·\ t n pl<•) lhl· \'101!11 f•Jr m ' II·•' frJl'nd But <Jflt•r l \\•1 montL'-11( .1..., I n1 ,1 nC'"" ""'' .m I •1111 fl.Jn t kno"" ho"" ti• ,,~~' th1• .10lm but rn~ liu\ fnc.nd d1J1•..,n 1 <·c m to .f.:I\ l ,1 h:in~ M akc no mistake, therefor~. When the govemm_cnt bans sex. we arthritis s ufferers are goine to gH what we can on the boom· 10g black market a nd a lot of us are going to be heading for Tt· Juana . Oh, I can hear what you peo- ple who don't have 11rlhritis ate sa y10g. You're :.ay10g, "That 1s a pity. but it doesn't concern m e ·· And off you go on your merry wa~ HOLD IT right ther e' Whut you're forgetting is that the gov crnment'~ ban on apricot pits applte:. not only to cancer pa tn•nto; but l<> the h calthiei.1 1·1t1Lcn sn the lund. And what a, pile~ to apricot pits applies to .... , So pt'rhap.., no"' ) o u 'II JOtn our It tt le crusade to pre:.crvc every \'mencan·., freedom lo indulge rich, rustic wood frames cnoo.;e lrom J !>ry•t:!> -mi .. •· w011 ir "c~arm ot 1"13' ring dePO brown orwn nt'.1rtr l1n1sn wrlh open weave lip lint-• r r .,,.,, 11lur~rj t1onc>y pin(' ltnt~ 01 honey o•nc "' tf 1. • ~ ... 1 • <r• •· 1c•1 •'"th na1wa1 c J• !mun hp liner r r ~tioosP suotry .~ .. o· r t:iamnoc. rio: I 1n •t Hk pec~n l.111 ,r1 w .tn l'(.ru 1 c;lcir, •11>n 11r •1nl'r ... 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Bn&11h PoUsla.-s 011 Finish l o b Dt:AH PAT I've startl'd to remove varnish from an old piece of ruroiture, but don't know how to ,::et 1t off lh<• area tha t hc1s carved molding I 'm arraict u."1ng a i.rraper would damage the carving W.R .. Costa Mesa Voo're rt~bt. Try applying varnlsb ttmover with st.f't'I wool ins tead. Also, you will find that an old. clun toothbrush Is bllndy for getting lo s mall cracks and crevices In the moldlng. rn:AH f•/\T What :.hould you do when you've rnarll• n •:>1•n.utwm. at <J mut<·l and ar<· told upon ar· ri\ al that th1·r1· wae. a n "overbooking" problem .111<1 no TCl(1m ·~ avuilablc This happened lo me on rn~ val'allon I wa" up111·l , but didn't know wh at. if .111,vth11w , l 1·ould do or whal m y rights wer e in this .ii 11al11111 11 G . Newport Beach Many hoteb. a nd motrls wtll bold a r oom if you pay in advaocf' for the firs t night, or give your ma· jor <'rr dlt card num be r over tbe phone to ~uarant.H-paymt>nt. If, however, you arrive at a hott'I or motel which re fuses to honor a confirmed ri·11enaUon or to help you find comparable U · <'O m modalionis, ai.k for the resident 1Danager aad show your proof of coaflrmatlon. Hotels aad motelr. ue not regulated by u7 governmeot agency and arf' not required by law to pay ·compeoaatlon 111 ~uest.o; with rM1en aUoas who are denied ac· rom modatlooe.. Tht> Callfornla Penal Code does ... tatf' that innkM'Pf'r' who refuse to put you up for thP oi!O>t without Jui.t caust" are guilty of a mlsde· munor. If rt>fui.f'd lodging, you m ay have legal hasls for a law .. ull. To avoid ovnbookiog problems, the Depart· mf'nt of {'oosumc·r i\ffalrN advises the following : ftr-i..-rvr room N as fa r In advance as possible. Re · 11u••11t a written confirmation when time permlls, and "how thf' confirmation 1illp when checking In. Wht-n maJdn~ r<'8rrvatloni. by phone, get tbe name of thr J>N'Mm making the conflrmaUon. Specify llmP nf arrinl IJ you plan to arrive late. U your ;arrival !Jc ft.-layr,d, call and H k that your room be h1•ltl. R4> 11un• to cancel your room lo 1dvance and honor your df>partur~ d1tr. Solar•• Nol fJ nly 'f'a.r Cr1>di1 IH•:AR" l'A'I I kn11w Y'>U rtin KH ;1 tu lir1·<1k f11r ltlklJJlhnit t.oh1r 1·n•·rv,y 'IYl!ll'ftlH, 11111 h•iw ul111ul cit h•·r 1·nl'T1'Y .,,. v1n1~ h11m1· 1·11u111m•:11l '1 N '>, l rv11w Tht• National t-.n.-rgy C on~rnllt1n l'flllry Ar l fto .. ,. 1nflud1· federal tax rrf'dlt for flH111um .. ra In .. u lllnl( llt>lar f>nf'rJty "Y"lf>m", lit.It 11'Ulr1 rooa .. rv• lion m•·asur .. ,., i.ur h •1t ln11ulaUun, •liw ""°' • t•• r rf'dlt. A 15 pcrct'nl cr.-dlt of up w •*la •nllahl .. for 8Ul'h llA'm11 ln11t11ll .. d tlof'tWf'H Apr11 21, 1917, and ON'. :u, I~. 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Olaot Toad haa made lu I rst lP· pearance ln Southern California, but bJololf,IU HY humana bave ootb.ln& 't.o fear ftoom the fo1i1rl&H amphibian unleu you at lt.1 ea&s or squirt Its potent Pol80ft lnto you.r ey& Tbe awe Deputm&nt of Ft.sh and o ·ame cooUrm~ that a youth round one or lh., toud.s this summer in a VenlW'a County creekbcd. ••TBIS AMPIO.BIAN contains one of the most virulent poisons known," aald department blologU.t J.mes St. Amaol .. The polSOo can cause temporary blindness and excruciating pain if you get 1t m the eye. The eggs are a1ao highly toxic, and there are re- ports of human deaths in South Am e rlca where frog eggs are . ~ .......... _,.,_., . --#A_.,.-....-~._......,_-----------.--.... --.... .....----........ ~-'!r-:r~:~:r a • Thurlmv. Septemoer 'n. 1979 DAILY PILOT A. sometl~ used as a sublstltute for a threat to agriculture. and the st.ate In the event of trauma, Young said, ~•Yiwt -·-_ ---~t"t\~ooci and A&riduture .Lil.~ Giant Toad can ~en chan1e ~~· The 4\AJ·lnch female toad found in ln Sacramento bas circufated tJiT°' es from maliTo reffiile lTf«ir any~: ' Ventura County was discovered in warning to it.a count)' offices. The uon the male organs a.re damaged July by Nicholas Knox, a 15-year-old Ventura County Health Department or lost. Conejo Valley Hl&h School is also keeping a wary eye on the sophomore who was ·•scouting .fr load situation. around looking for animals," The brownish, yellowish, reddish apok~man Ralph Young said. toad can grow up lo 10'1'1 inches lone. THE YOUTB'S INQUIBIF.S about Young said. his· discovery -eventually brought St. TRIANGULAR GLANDS behind Amanl to Park Drain, a tributary of the toad's bead are studded with Conejo Creek, where young Knox large pores. Young said. The toads said be also saw three other similar also boast a chameleon quality th.at toads -ooe much larger than the allows them to change colors. others. And that's not all the toad can Young saiC:l the voncious toads are change. •'Incidentally. they kept one for years in the London Zoo and they fed it live mice," Young said. A NA11VE OF 111E Gulf of Mexico coastline, the toad bas also been in· troduced in Australia, Hawaii, Florida and other areas as a means of insect control. "But ln this case the treatment turned out to be worse than the dis- ease." St. Amant said . \~f\ Car Recal& Won 't Hurt ~. fiitP6 .. ::l 01 low n SJ4.50 ~:-c-:;, ...,. •iU.., $44.50 \ -..l ~FASHION BARGAIN Allot _i.r.......,., G M's X-bo dy Expected to Retain Appeal scruping the bottom of the bar· rel. IMfocol _, SS9 .SO hifoca4 1-.... a choic• of ..,..., 500 fra"'u· tla11dard !Mu C)Jau ,..,,r & casrl ---of ..... & Yktory "-~ •trio or• 20°/o /' Off.-..,at~ \ -/lowest prices _ /' e•er. 4 . DETROIT (AP ) -A GeoeraJ Motors recall of some of its "X- body" cars -the first recall of the popular new front-wheel drive compacts -should not hurt sales, according to studies which show that it takes several recalls of a model to turn off ttie customers. ( ___ co_N_s_v_M_E_n___..J What accounts for the r e· markable appeal of the cars? The design is not r evolu· tionary. Front-wheel drive with a transverse engine mount was pioneered in the British Mini some al years ago. / /./ / \ I \ CE?,::R.EY BEENE~) --- /' ;\1 Such a confidence-shaking series of recalls occurred in late 1977 and early 1978 wheo Chrysler Corp. 's Dodge Aspen and Plymouth Volare suffered four recalls in six months. GM ANNOUNCED Monday it was bringing back 225,000 or its "X-body" series to fix automatic transmission cooler hoses that could leak and start fires, as well as steering gear mounting plates that could c rack from metal fatigue on 160,000 or the sa me cars. The company said it knew of nine fires resulting from def~· live hoses, but heard Of DO failed steering assemblies. Several studies. including those conducted by the United Auto Workers union and the University or lndiana, have COO· eluded that one recall of a modei does not affect sales. GM EA.RLIEll PUT a bold on 50,000 cars sWJ in dealer bands j • to fix nine naws ranging from sp~re whee ls that could rub against disc brakes to constant· speed tbrotUe surges at 35 mph oo four~ylinder models . Widely heralded as the car of the future, the ''X-body" series has been a hit since April. About 267 ,000 have been sold as the Chevrolet Citation, Pontiac Phoenix, Oldsmobile Omega and Buick Skylark. Robert Stempel. general manager o f the Pontiac Division. told reporters at a new·model preview that average delivery time for the Phoenix is seven weeks . "I'd rather have a waiting list for a car than a car nobody wanted," Stempel said. "But it's very difficult to explain to the customers.'' Stocks of the X-cars have been the industry's lowest since spring. On Sept. I , Chevrolet had 24 days worth of Citations on hand. For Pontiac. it was 21 days ; for Oldsmobile, 17 days ; for Buick todays. In an industry that counts a SO-day supply as normal. that's Chrysler Corp. beat GM with a similar design by more than a year with the s ubcompact Plymouth Horizon and Dodge Omni. However. the two Chrys ler cars are smaller and do not offer the interior room of GM 's com· pacts. The design and close attention to weight-saving t echniques permitted GM lo shrink the cars by 800 pounds from the old com- pacts. while increasing interior dimensions. The cars offer fuel economy. The four-cylinder model with automatic transmission gets 22 miles per gallon in the city and 35 on tbe highway. according to Environmental Protection Agen cy ratings. That's 4 city mpg and 12 highway mpg better than the old compacts. Consumer Reports magazine said the figures were "excep- tional for a compact car that sea ts five." Cl"IOOSP lrofT' i wide selPCt1on r I children s lal>h1or lrrtmPs mf'lal or Pld:.t1c with yo1ir cl'101ce of 1mo<1cr resistant gla% or plastic IPnse'> Good for any child 14 year:. ano undf'r 0/'v\J\j\/\ ' \ I '\. I ~UNGLASSES .. / Al Ofl .. ti'"" low I J I ~ aD lli ll:r~I. o~r~l:TIJI y 250 E. I 7th Street, Costa Mesa • Hillgren Sq. 642-4630 • Weekdays 9-5:30 Sat. 9-3 , ' ~--------.-"-Thuradtly. hptfflti.r 71. 1m RELIGION .. ·~ Gl£0aGE w. ooa NEU. .._ ..................... A "1t..-from the East," a "oae-mu baod," ''Hurrtcan. Wojtyla," a "Ruab•ance Man " TbeM are eome ol the tobriquet.t applJed to a via· Uor C'Omlq to lbe Unttod Statet oat..-. Pope .lobft Paul U. "He la a ~h~uumenoo," J&ya the Rev. D.P. Noonan, a Patcnon, N J . Ori t who wH on the pope'a tripe lu Mexico and Poland H£ ADDED TllAT 'I'll POP 18 "'the mu.\ ~lorful complex chara('ler" to lHd Ute rburt'h liDee the unpr~cueble apc»lle Peter A poet, •P<>rllman, pllllocopber, lin1ul1t , diplomat, one-time actor and cneum ll\lJt ar ltrummlna tolk-sln1er, u weU u thf!!Olotlan and putor to puto111, the poPtJ abo bu l>ffn termed, ID a •peel al aenae, u "r~~I " "Today, tbe pap1u·y lltif'll apotli&ht.a the rebel tuncUc:m ln society." h1i,tonan Edward C\addy of Daemen College m Buffalo. N Y . writes m the Catholic blweekly, Comrnonwt>al He notes lbat for the formf'r Cardinal Karol Wojtyla, being Cathoht' hrui been an "act of re bellion," flrat lo an 1llett1tl. underaround llcm1nary. helping rescue J ews undt·r lht' Nu1s, IU)d late r in resourceful opposition to the uthe1st reatme of commwust Poland WHATEVE R RUGGED SOKT O•' M ETrLE those experience& forged in him, he hAAs smt'e ~coming pof>t' o ycur ago shown lhat ile 1s his own man, robust, confident, at euse with tUmself Commonly, he hr<:aks with Vatican protocol, welcorrung unst'heduled callers, dropping unan· nounced Into offices to chat with the help, wading into crowds. taklng u swim, donning Indian feather!>, JOtnang kid!> 1n a songfest "Thin~ 1 UM.'<i lo be orderly around here," a papal secretary remarked to a visitor. "Now you never know what's going to happen " The pope's stage pre~ence, honed 1nillaHy an his youthful training as an actor , seems to lead on crowds Uke an orchestr4' conductor "HE'S SO GOOD A f RF:LATING TO big crowds tbal there's a danger of a cult or the person, a one·man a pproach to the papacy," says the Rev. Richard McHncn, a Boston College theologian. "But his own cxprc~!.ed views a re lhal church government should b<! more eolleg1al, encouragmg decision-m aking at the national and local levels, without domlnan('(• or th1· pccumc pope. II<· has s vcc1<.iliu·d in "µhenomcnology." a philosophicul upprouc·h which finds the special re a ltt y of lll'r~o ns t.h rcctly in 1nd1v1dually ex pt'rtcnct·d (•vr>nls 1n ronsc1ous uctinn and "re .il1zcd rcl<it11m~t11p-. · with olhcrs Iii: HA D PRF:S£NTEO PAPERS ON the sub· JCCl for numerous :.academic congresses before becoming pope. and lf:ctured on it in this country :.l various um vE'r~1t1c•,. rnd uding Harvard, the Uni verstty or Wisconsm and UCLA . "The Tram1cendcnce of the Person 1n Act and Man's Auto-Teleology," was the weighty uue of a 1976 lecture al the Catholic Upjvers1ty of America in Wastungl/Jn, D C He's been m lh1~ country tWlce previously, fo r a two-week tour 1n 1969 that also included Canada and for a month in 1976, and has numerous Amencan fncnds and ac<~uruntance~. He is author of several books. including a volume of po<:try, "Easter Vigil and Other Poems," pubhi.hcd hy Handom House 0 111E R BOOKS INC LUOt: "Sign of Con- tradiction," a collection of meditations "Founda· lions of Rene w1.tl ," a study of reforms of the 1962·65 Second Vatican Council in which he was a participant. and "Fruitful and Responsible Love" an d "The Act ing Per son," both studies in phenomenological philosophy. Several of them have been issued recently by the Episcopal Church's Seabury Presa. which this week also issued a biography, "Pope John Paul II, T he Life of Karol WoJtyla." The pope's phllosovhlcal tbes1s, as spelled out an "The Acting Person," UI that a person de · t.ermines and manifests his real self -''makes himself" m•a sense by dedslve actions affirm· ang the dignity and worth of others. ., .. Every authentic, wholehearted, 'I will, ac- tualizes the proper self-government and self· possession of the r~r!\on, .. he writes HIS EMPHASIS ON "Man" the human person and his unique value -has not only been t he focus on his scholarly work, but a lso or hla theology and discourses since he became pope .. I n bis fi rst encyclical of last March , "Redempt.or Hominls" -Redeemer of Man -the the me sounds over and over , as In this paasaae : "Tb.rough Christ man has acquired full aware. nesa of his dignity, of t he heights to which be ia raised, of the surpassing Y.(Orth of hl.8 own humani· ty, of the meaning of his exlstence. "We are not dealing here with abstract 'man,' hut with each person In his unique and unrepeata· ble reality," he says. In keeping with the stance of the beleaguered church l.n Poland, the pope is docU1nally con· servative, and be ha.s d ropped some biota or bJa personal stand on several l.slues in the American c hurch. 8£ BAS &EITE&ATED THE &VLE of eeUbaq for pr1esta, illdicaUng that henceforth it wUJ be more difficult to retun to lay at.atua. Be bM spoken out a1ainlt abortion. luiat.ed on the unbreabblllty of man1•1• and 1a1d nuu Harrison HoWl~ Receives Horror 1 San Juan Capiatrano'a HarriJson HoaHt. a turn-of·tbe-century farmhouse located near via Cu art.el and the Orte11 ffiJhway, has been placed on the NaUonal Realater of Hlltoric Sites. Clty ometall are mov11_iJ ahead wtth p&au.to restore the dilapidated buildlDI. The reatoraUoD ef· fort la eipected to ~ completed next year. tTALtAN MAGAZINE: POPE 'GOD'S ATHLET!' Compo~te Puta Hla Heed on Athlete'• Body s hould stick to trudil1onal habits, although he has not laid down detailed directives about it He couches "hb i.tat<:mcnl'i in an altogethe r new and re latively undoi.:mallc form, by speaking in the first per!>on." amon~ other wuche~. wntes French Catholic :.cholar Puul T1haud T1baud sayb the popt· ..,,., m'> to assert "t'onv1c uons lhat for him have both for<..-and radiance by taking ofr quite hlmply from what he believe:. and what he hu.s experu:nccd rJlhcr thdn from what he thinks he should '>tlY .. IN /\NY <;AS E, If t: C'OM F:.c.; 0"11 :is an f•arthy, natural man wbo speu.-• 111 ~ rn1n<l. l'Ul~ rtd tape, throws bearhug:. around ,,,,J fn,•nd'>, kl'ii.t~s babit.-s, laugh& a lot and 11tru111 -, ,, s.:u1tur to Polbh folk songs. A fat'lory and quur r~ w1n k1 r in th1· d;1y-. unrkr th j.' Nazis bcfort• h1• IJl'C'.HT\I• ;, r·n ···.1. ht· ha'i keµt the workmun'b rapport ~•th 1·1,n.111vn r11lk He told a V11ti<-;1n aud1Pnce that on l11s trip to America he wants tu l1r1ng a "m"~sa1~c of hope and pcac .... a messa ~c of !r.1t1·rnal h>ve " .. J dei.1n· to a11~un· alt Amcncons Catholics. Protc:.tant:s, J t'WS, p1·oplt• 11f all d1urches and all mt·n of good will of my fru·ndshlp, respect and est eem I am comrng as a M·rvant or the> gospel of Christ to procla1 m th<' uplifting :md healing message of Cod '~ word\ - 26 -WEEK CERTIFICATE . 10.114 ~NUAL IA rt •• 10.550·% AHHUAL UffCflYf YlflD CERTIFICATES ISSUED SUTUIBU 27 TMRU OCTOBER 3, 1979 $ 10.000 minimum. Rate based on 26-weelf US Treasury 8111 rate £1fective yield assumes all funds at m1turiw are redeposited at same rate and remain tor full year. Rate may change at renewal. r ederal regulations proh1b1t compoonding of interest on the account and 1111f1GSe a wb~ntlal 111tere•t penalt/ for early withdrawal WE'RE OPEN LONGER! SATURDAYS: All Gibraltar offices are open from 9:30 to 4 :00. WEEKDAYS: Most offices open Mo n.-Thur. 9:00 to 5:30; Fri. to 6:00. WEEKNIGHTS & SUNDAYS: lP'leM onlCH open Mon Frl 1111 9 00 pm, Sat.9 30 to 4 OO· Sundey1 11.00 10 4 00 Ot11 Amt'J F'a'>htt>n 5Quar,. rJ ,, ' M a• Sr>t.rm.in 0.1• F.1~h.t n '"11111111 Huntington (,,;.r •, , d'1'l \'IOl-'1 t'"~ ~· 'lfJ~ ,(Jl-f". ~f·•. ;,n1qtl1'.11 GIBRALTAR SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Fou'ldtid 1886 • Ass.et' ovor $3..S billion • Office~ ~tatewide FULLERTON ,'' '> w f)• jl ~··•11ci•r ,. ~I ' t 1 ',I HuNmlGTON eEACH H.i· ' l •:· r. 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''WE ilE llA VING ova lllCOND cbUd lD May. mMt I am not IOinl to a..t nHleetiol) for next ,.... or for any year la tbe foneeable lub&re. •' aa1d Mlller, wbo bu beee married t.bne Y"J'S, Peter oatetden. ~ o1 tbe ~t~rt bom'd. aaid alieptioll9 ... m.cle ...... er in ........ pr•l!Dted to ... boll'd at I "Mltid& Sept. 15. Sddller, 4.5, an Aurora laWyer, bu been ex- ecutive directo1' fOW' years and bu been involved in tbe pageant 18 yea.rs. 8CJID.1,Et SAID BE NEVE& BAD made Im· proper advances. He said be dated one contestant and bad unsuccessfully sought a date witb another. He •aid that occurred four or five years aio when he wu single and after contest Judaina bad ended. He said both women lost in the cont.est and tbat the high.light of his one date was noth1q more than a goodnight kiss. --Daleiden-~· &okl &be boardJle.Jla:oti a letter to one cont.es t who alleged the letter was "suaestiv '' Plate of the Day FILMM -Ron Howard, who stars as Ritchie in Happy Days, is also a film maker. 1.,1orm•IK1t1 lor '"' ""Pl•t' of ll>t O•v·· "._i.ci by Mike FMi.y • • 111t1•or ol ,,.... 1919 edll1on 01 '"" '"WhO'• Who 01 Ptr.o<>•llll>O c.111orn1<1 l.•n~ Pl•I~ ··II yov ,. • .,. an tnlttttllftV 1)1•1~. wnd o. , .... lo M•lt• F•rttv. '101 Wtlst>ire Blvd .• S...te I02. &-•r Hiii• 'I071? 'Cold-blooded' Son Poisoner -Term Upheld AUSTIN, Texas CAP) -The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals has issued a strongly worded de· cision upholding the conviction of a Houston man sentenced to death for killing bis son with cyanide· laced Halloween candy in 1974. Ronald Clark O'Bryan appealed the conviction and death sentence on some 20 points or law -in· eluding complaints about jury selection pro· cedures and the trial court judge's decision to al· low O'Bryan's wife to testily atainsl bim. "A more calculated and cold-blooded crime than the one for which appellant was convicted can hardly be imagined," the court's opinion stated Wednesday. "Appellant murdered bis child in or- lier to collect life insurance money. The record reflects months of premeditation and planning." Testimony at the trial showed that O'Bryan, plagued by financial problems, took out insurance on his 8-year-old son Timothy. lo the weeks before Halloween 0' Bryan conducted an extensive search for cyanide. He obtained the poison and placed it in "giant pixy styx:· candy. He then gave the candy to his son and four other children on Halloween, evidence in the trial indicated. Mortgage Rate . Hits Record W ASlllNGTON CAP) -The maximum al· Jowable interest rate on government-insured home mort.aaces bas gone to a record 10.S percent. The increase in the mortgage interest . rates announced Tuesday by tbe Department of Housing and Urban Development wu the second increase of one-half percentage point in six months. In .April, the rate on Federal Housing Administration· insured mortaages was booeted from IU percent to 10 percent. .. j A similar step wa.s taken T\aesd•y by the Veterana Administration, which IUU1Qllees home mortcaces foc fonner servieeme. Tbo9e max· lmum rates al.so go from 10 pereent to 10.5 per· cent. HUD Secretary Moma Laadljeu said tbe ln- creue was needed •'to brial P8A ra._ la line with other competiti.e ratel ID bo&b tbe moncaae and flnanclal muteta!• r . . . . . . .. .. ..... .. -, , ,. _. °Thundly. September ZT. 1979 * ••ve.. I W1"0(e the letter. but tbere were n · tenuaUna elrcunutaneea," Sclllll.,. said. "I may have allo med a 1lrl or two out beet la t.be days wbeft I Wiii al.Dale. If that coudtulel u Improper aexual advance. we're bavtnc a problem 1rith de-rlntuon," SCBJLLEll GAINED NATIONAL ATTEN· • tion lut month when the board, on his recom- mendatioa, atrlpped t.be crown from the 1979 Miss IWoola. Shanna Jean McNeW ol Cart.uvUJe. He accUHd her ol bel.D1 "ment.all.}' unftt." MiH McNelll withdrew from the ·Miss America contest after cutlinC her arm in a broken wlndow ai the home of her chaperones. She said abe became temporarUy disoriented when abe awoke before d awn. She was replaced by her runner-up, Liz Rusaell ol Pekin. DALEIDEN WOULD NOT DISCLOSE THE name of Schiller's accusers. Asked whether Miss McNeill was one of them, be said be could neither deny nor confirm that she was. September Scene Reached by telephone at her Carterville home, Mlaa McNeil s aid , "No commenL I bave not.bing to say about that man." It looks like Kansas, but these sunflowers, corn shucks and rolling hills belong to rural Maricopa County in Arizona, not far fro m the s tate's largest metropolitan area . MEN'S TUBE SOCKS f!~ OH.II OAll'I' 1•10; S.. •10: $v1\, IM HEM(T I KAUtlOtff 0..., ......... 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Dlrecton of U.• LlaeolD Club ot Oru,.ODunt,. a srou.ot...,wamen wbo 9PCJW ud ftaUH a.abUc:an ' CAUHll, have ~ lbelr mdorM- mental AIMmblymao Bl"Ut'e N•t.ude U belr to tM t.b1rd CU.trtrl Mal Oft LM eouty &o.rd ol &.pervllon. More UMm that. the Uneoln chabbera are ~ N•tande "to ac:tlvely led .a.ct.Aoo to that amce 1n um.•• TIM aeat, al coune. currently ta oc· cupled !r Edi8on Miller. a Democrat appoial by Oov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. County otnces auch as the nve aeata OJl the board of aupervilora are IUJ> po.ed to be ooopartlaan. However, ln recent y•an no ooe lo a poeition of ln· nuence ln either major party In Orang~ County bu paid mu& attention lo that The Uncoln Club currently ls beadeq by Coa.laoo C. Morns, president Besides Morris, lt.s board of diredors Includes Robert F . Beaver, Edmond 8 Buster. Jam~ II. Cavanaugh, Thomw. C. Ellick and Jack B Hochadel. In addition. Vernon W. Hunt Jr • WilUam E . Langston, James R. Moore. Harvey C. Nienow and Don W. Oliphant. Also, Gus A. Owen, Michael 0 . Pat ton. John M. Rau, Richud H. Spooner and Glen E. Stillwell. . - Plu.a, Oary F. Tbom1on aod John Vlrtue . . Cbalrman emerUua la Arnold 0 Beckman. Dtrecton emeriU an Waller Kn~!i Victor C. Andrew•. Ned Lewl11 and wait.er a. Schmid. • • • TUE LIBEaTA&IAN Party ln Oran1e County plana • cbampaJrne open bouae &.&nday ln Fountain Valley to celebrate what party offic:lall aay la the re1lalratJon of 2S,OOO new Ubertarlans tbrou1b tho party's county head· quarten. Tbe fuocUon la acbeduled from 2 to 5 p.m. at party b"adquarten». 17175 Brookburtt1St. . Tho Llbertariana are trytnc to r•1· later 73,000 votera 1t.atowlde. b)' Jan. l 1980, ln tm effort to aec:uro permanent ballot atatua In CallfomJa. ••• REP. ROBERT 8AOllAM , H Newport Bearh. hu1' appoint.Gd formftr llnlbou lala.nd resident Arl)'le Nclaon Jr as hb adm1nllln1llvu ualalant In W aah1n&ton. • • • &EPRESENTING THE Colla M•a Republlcu.n WonH.•n, fo'edcrolAld el nelll month's st.alt' ronvenuon ur ltcii>ubllon women in Sacramt'nlo will ~ C11Y1I llobl. Durolhy Cllnl'h and Margurr1tf' Heeney. Teen Faces Adult Trial A. 17 year old t'ullerton youth will be t rred as an adult In connecuon with ont• murder and l~ rape¥ in Orunje Co~nly. u Superior Court Judge bas ruled A. 44.count felony Indictment churl(l"'I Alfonzo Calhoun of the s tubblnA tl{'l1th ur u r.s.yt•ur-old l.aotlnn mun und tlw rape of his 65-ytiur·old wlfr Calhoun. n Fullorton High Srhool g r uduut€', uls o ra ces c huqtt"; ''' burglury. kidnupplng. t•hlld mull':il 11l10 11 and robbery In connccUon with rupcH thnt Involved female vlrllm!I runglnte In agt! Crom 13 lo 8.1 .Judlo(t• Hil'hurd ll••arom ordftrfld ('ulhmm bt• lm'il o,. 1m a1lull followlnlJ A Oil(' duy. 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I N IU• fti.i•f 'Ml'~• I uoo 1 r.o•tT HWY. c--~ ..._ ,H<>MI •11'90H I I 10 01 •••MOMD WAY .. u To.to n . Ill. Toto.""°"' u1.Hu I ltOO HACH 8UD .. <iilNILD, H""1t ... TOM M~. PMOMI ........ H I 1\1 .,r, /\rmnmm CJ1en-J•• ,.,,,,, r.o, MrtWJfr I " H"'''"· '>"'" 1/ .. 1"¥• ,....,,.,, ~.,_u,.,,,,.,,,1 L.------·CLIP COUPON·------_. Home Upgrade Plan Hit,s Snag Homeowners have put e snag in the county's plans to upgrade areas of El Modenu and Colonie Iodependencia. But that may mean other areas of the county will receive the benefits of federal money aimed at promoting affordable housing and rebabWtaUng run-down homes ln low-income areas, housing of· ficials said. That may be the result of action taken Tues· day by Orange County Supervisors in modifying contract agreements with the Orange County Com· munily Housing Corp. Old Fashioned Cookie · ar Savings Supervisors originally. had contr~ct~ with ~he private , non·profil housing organization to an· vesligate affordable housing projects to help ease the county's shortage of homes for low-income families. Those effort.'! were funded by federal Housing Urban Development money through the Howung and Community Development block grant. Tustin Base 'Housing OK'd Faced with a severe shortage of new housing for U.S. Mannes stationed in Orange County, the Navy Department bas awarded an $8.9 ml_llion construction contract for apartments for enlisted personnel and their families. A tot.al of 216 new apartments will be built on 33 ar;es near existing housing al the Marine Corps Helicopter Alr Station lo Tustin. However, the new unJts won't remedy the overall shortage of housing for Marines stationed al Tustin or El Toro. "BECAUSE OF THE severity of the housing s hortfall the Marines feel the new units will have a negligible impncl on the problems ," sald Howard Seelye, aide to Rep. Robert Badham, R·Newport Beach. Marine officials say more than 1,000 enlisted men are on a waiting list for low·cosl housing. Coog:ress approved the Tustin area units last October. A measure wu added allowing the Navy Department to lease 300 county apartments while construction wwi taking place. AL1110UGH THE ORIGINAL plan was to cancel the leases when the housing became available, the s hortage 13 so serious that "the Navy Department will probably get lo keep leasing the rentaJ unila," said Seelye. The combination of leliSed apartments and new housing would bring to 516 the number of new unila available to married enJlaled men. Seelye said he expects the situation "to improve ln the next 12 months." IF CONGRESS BACKS a proposed three.year plan, cooatrucUon of more housing could begin in 1981. The proposal would Increase the number of housing units to 1,158 by 1984, and Marine officials say that would solve the problem. At ooe Ume, the Marines Corps sought to build 1,300 11part.ment.s on a 135-acre site they control In the center of Mlle Square Regional Park in Fountain Valley. That plan was dropped becawie of vubllc pnitats. Tbe approved units near the air base ln Tu.stln will be built by a pair ot New J ersey firms that were awarded the Navy Department contract Tuesday. PllDS call for two-bedroom apart.menla. No completion date wu announced. The ·Newport Medical Group is pleased to announce the association of And Higher Rates. \11111 ... I J f.1.,h11111,J 1 J, .J' •fl 11• • r •Ill •( •l·d 111· I 1k l' ,,1v111g 1111 •nl, H111 \\llh thL· \I0(1k11 ·J.IT. •: l•111i •.llll•lllll,1r·JT I hr l\.'llt ' \I •II If• .11'°' 1\ h 'lllf'll ,I 1 I rl,. I Ill IOI Ill\\ 111111 "I ;1 11fr 1•11 ,1 '. •II jllll II 111 A11 I \1 11 OL'Vl'I '' 1 :11 111Ii1\• rlw n ... 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Internal Medicine Practice 01mPERIAL SAV1nas ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION Making )'OW" plans happen. 1300 Bristol Street North · NiM'WVW"f Beach, California 92660 a.~ Maa-3310 Br&ol Snut(71'4) 5~7591 Newport Beach-3366 Via lido (714) 673·3130 !t'Wfo"'• • • Newport ~n~r-550 Newport Center Drive ___ (714) 975-0660 ___ -L~--------_;_;;_---------::-----....-::-:---------------r.--i ' . •• t..-............ ___ _ ""'·--···----·--·· -. ... ..... . . l ' ... --.. -------. -.. # ,. Cheeks Bogs Sen. Larry Pressler <in da rk s uit) poses down home on his Humboldt, S.D. family home, where he announced his bid for the C lasses Set F o r ,L agunans Laguna Beach resid .. nls can sign for fall classes througti the Laguna Beach adult education program Courses mart, Jewelry, typing. power reading, flor al design. intermediate Spanish, German. French, ceramics. stained glass, quilting and basic education are being offered for the trimester which began this month A tuition fee of SJO is charged for classes. and adults over 62 years a rc exempt fro m fees . A parent-child participation class requires a SS fee. and student.., scckm~ a high school diploma are exempt from paying fcl's for all classe~ For information, call 494-8546. ext 206 Plato's Sued Sex Club R app e d LOS ANGELES (AP> -Plato's Retreat West has been charged in a suit filed by the city al- Lorney's offi ce with violating the new adult enter· tainment zoning ordinance. The city's suit, which descnbed the swinger's club as a "sexuaJ encounter establishment." asked that the club be restrained from operating al its location in Hollywood because 1t is allegedly doing l.lusm{.'SS w1thm 1,000 feet or another such business in violation of the zoning law. Plato's allom ey, J ohn Weston, vowed that the suit "will be fought out an court." The establish- ment has JO days to reoly to the city's complaint. Pohce raided Plato's ln March and July, ar- resting or citing 32 patrons for lewd conduct. Howeve r. City Attorney Burt Pines did not rile criminaJ ch;i rge agains t the customers because the alleged offenses were committed by consenting adults in a semi-private location Fonda: Clerical Unions Needed NEW YORK <AP> -Actress J ane Fonda says the time has come for female office workers to or- ganize and defend their rights because. she says, they will suffer the most in the 1980s. • Speaking before some 800 office workers. most of them women. the actress warned they may be called names if they buck the tide of low pay and bthe r oppression. .. But that's all right, because history will prove you are right." she declared. "We are in a critical period in history where the pie is shrinking and inflation is rising. aod the people who are go- ing to suffer the most are those on the lowes t rungs . of the ladder. the office workers." She sa id she became aware of clerical workers· problems while making her next movie • .. Nine to 'Five," a comedy about secretaries who kidnap their boss and take over the office. PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS llUMMl!IS l'ICTITIOUS •UllNaM MAMa STATl!MllNT NAMI! STATl!MUfT T fie toll owing per&on I• doing Tiit lollowl119 ,,.,son, ore dolne 1,.,.1,,.,, ••· blnlnen H ' OIANE'S Tt::NNl!o SHO P lOOO OISTINCTI~ S ERVICES. 1"1 Glub How.-Ori .... cosu Mu o , Meodow•lew Lone, Coste Muo, Colltornlo'2t16 Goll~rnlo"621 J udilh 0 1-&inoll. 650'1 C~rlne .JMn Atrkawo, 1062 Mtodllw•i.w Cir. Hunllnglon 8e.cll, Colllornlo ._.,., Cost• Mei.fl, CotlfOmlo '2617 f2"'1 ,_lcllord Dori.ell, 2UIA Oro"90 Tiiis blnlness It COftdU<led 11y Ml Awnw. CAl!lt• MtM, C.lllonll• '2616 lndl•ldu•I Tiiis bu~l .. u II c.onclUClecl by • .Judi Ill OI-....... aentr•I pMtnenfllp. This at...,,,..,I wM lllM •"" t11e T~I !~,!,~11 filed wllll Ille CO\ll'lty Clerti of ~Mltll COUl'llY Ofl " ' -. Sttitemw 11, 1m. c-ty C'lef'll d Or..,.. c-ty Ol'I S.-l'tntu tll!ill9f II, lf7ff, l'IUIJa Publl"'9cl Orll!IOI C:O.lt O.lly lltlot, ...,..,,,..,°'.,.. ~ o.ity Pllol. ~· ., ••• t7_.0ct.., im ,..." s.,t, u ,20.21 .,..0tt.•. tm "°'"' PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITtCIUS 8UllNlll NAMa ITATl!M•NT l'ICTlnOUI 8UllNlll Tiie lollooollftt .-.n It .. 119 1111'1· NAMetTAT .... lfT -.n: TM lollowlllt ",.toll la dOllll SUPE" MAllllCfT 11,_00UCTS, ...i-a•: . No, I Wiid Ooote, Newport ltNcll, OLfAM 6 SHINE,"· O. 8oa 1)1S, C.lllOft1lo fM60 ~llMOl.~'16,1 llllk lloel W, lllllllllll, NO. I Wild ICe•,111 Lee O ••dl'l•r, 757 :,:;e. H••Porl 8H <ll, C•lllor111• ·-·--.......... . . .. , . .. _. _____ _ APWl....-10 Loggins Ailing· From Cut TUCSON, Ariz. ·<AP) ~Pop musician Kenny ll9ftin.s has been or· der-ea to stay off bis feet for at least a month because of an infection. and several concerts had to be canceled as a result. a promoter says. Loggins was treated at . St. Mary's HQSpltal for an infected fool. forcing cancellation of Tuesday's Tucson con- cert and two others this week in Phoenix. "Kenny cut his fool a few days ago and didn't thlnk anything about it.·· s aid Ke n Se ber . a • spokesman for Wolf & Ri s miller Productions. A docto r diagnosed the proble m as a staph infection and told Log- gins nol to walk for 30 days . Eclectic?? ..... or 1ust basic c reature comforts? We design for the exotic. soph1st1cate or the subtle manor mood of the provincial gentrema~. Combining international flair with a supenor designer-client rela- t1onsh1p. we pnde ourselves on the indulged attention we can o ffer the REAL vou Toqether. we can discover tor your home or office th e contemporary exc111ng living you crave' Dick Metteer Polly Dodds Betty Broyles A.S.l.D. pres idency. The farm isn't believed to produce peanuts. Sell or traae your old skis fast with a new Skiing classified ad in the Da ily Pilot. l //7 W~'-IC.l•ll 01 "" ,.., .. ..,µer•!?.,,,, t• f~Ati 1678 Keep the fun going Wanl 10 rnake sure your oat•.:. turn.iu1·· .stays 1n good cond11ton all yr>.1r re. ,no> Just apply thts finish 11 res1s1•, dam,ir1 · ing cffec1s or the sun and C;Atrcmc• 1emperature changes Won't dam<i'lO clothing by softon1ng undor body hcnl Redwood or clear MC CLOSKY LUMBER LIFE, Quart Reg. 6.29 4.48 FULLERTON 301 So. State College 87()..()()50 D D 642-5678 Something special in ceilings ,, t orop ,,,, .• :1,, ,, :, • ' .J ,. rf'.!nd"1 1 .. ,11nq Jnd I 11 I twr.; r,.,,... ~'J'I•'' .1nd , '"'"<;flu• t 1 "' I ;1-1 1 ncc~u .o 1rr. t, 11 l t!-... ,, ri \\ 1r,,1n 1 Jrfil< Ni F or~ ll""• n~ t'lillhroom~ rt'c re m oll1c• Cl< ~· • r ·"" tc n r r.1_Pfd ice r)f '11•rn,1t1c; poncrn ~·. 4 L.IGHTING PANELS flr>q 3 59 C":,>filn 4' ~, • ~·· ! ·~__.ri,!.1 , ·-,. tot .... ,,.,. ••• Create a new kitchen today with a 6' k itc hen starte r unit. Beautiful wood cabinets are built with quality and care. You install . them yourself and beat the high cost of labor. More cabinets can be added later on. Each unit includes 6' of base and wall cabiQ.ets, valance. sink front and counter top~Faucet and sink are not included. KITCHEN STARTER UNIT. OAKWOOD Rc>'J 50:' 91 2 98.88 BRETON 398 88 Rc1 ~SC '1'1 8 BRISTOL 498 88 R, i CC",,.,, 8 All-purpose protector Stop action '' "·.r p1 '• r J • r •'"n•'t t ,_,,1r,rn,j,ny is t • '·' ..;L·n~ Us• · 5 1 r i't 1 'ru,, ' r mJ' ::-ncif I nrr ! t ~ : I~ t i ' '-i•"io S _,, f\ •, •HH"I< ( tft ' \', 1• ', I I')! an\l ~J ,f nJ,.. ,.. J fllJbl'1 :.url,JCI' RIBBED PLASTIC FLOOR RUNNER RC'g I 3'1 sac lin. ft. U~e Aus: /..\alt 1OO•t10 P'• vC'rl IU'.f 1A I<' slop rust 11 3 ri1.arant1>00 10 do ltlC 1ob G'Cat I r ::urnmer OJllO lurn1 turP gate-ri1nqt :., or any mot al l"JI s C''Dosca to ri.~t Keco :.om1• •ll.ll)u ~ tcht'n .1•. wllll JS an the gJrJ~>. No r11rncr "rcdc•o /\val111ble 1n many co101< ZYNOLYTE RUST-MAT[ EPOXY. Quan Rrg 5 9'..I 3.88 new name I familiar faces Home Centers formerly Ward & Harrington •• COSTA MESA GARDEN GROVE CAPISTRANO BEACH ORANGE 1275 Brlatol 7707 Garden Grove Blvd. 3'4162 Doheny Park Rd. 324 West Katella 556-1500 537-9571 or 893-6523 496-5766 997-1224 Open Mon. thru Ffl. 9 to 9 Open Mon. thru Ffl. 9 to 9 Open Mon thru Fri. 7:30 to 9 Open Mon thfl.1 Sun. B to 5 Open 9 to 6 every day Sat. 8 to 6 Sun. 9 to 6 Sun 9 to 6 Sat. 8 to 6 Sun. 9 to 6 Sat 8 to 6 ... .. ,..,,. -· -----...... --. --......... ~ ... ---. ---......... ...--... ---....---... ---- --061TUAAIE$ I ~A].IO~_J_MISC~N·----~"' ~~"1i"ii ... ~~~~t:i;-b -w~~nws '''IM•llM MI 1"9ii '" M.A&.Mtn'Olll, ...... ........ _ca.._._, ... tt ..... _ ........ ..... ....................... -......... "" ........ .............. v. -~--...----···.:~;.:.:..;.:.·:.·~.:..,~ HOLLYWOOD (AP > ..... -...... " lW\ --AJ1lmr -.c.a. 18, ... '""" ---!At ---... _..,.__ ·--be .. .... • -..,,, O..t I,........ a euar-'._ I C""' It --.~ ...__... .. remembered for h la ·=::==.::. country llYlt rot.a In • thf' Acadt m)' Aw1 rd ' a.da.a . 4 lMln, movie•. "Cat U>U•• ..,.._. "'·_-.. ·Ballou' and ''llarry and •:."t ':,.~.~ ::r;: olToato.'' dkld Wedo day Al--. -~ J• .... Caftftf'. J AJ•••• M~ •-ii. ................. ~., .. ... , ...... YI••·· 1. .... 1 ••.• et<l•ll•••ll •11• •••••••• --Ill..,_ ,,,....,_,._ T--f "-' .. -............... -.~c~ .. .., ............ 1_......,._ .. ~-o..~c--. ~, .... oe ... , •-.. """' ........ " .. c...... • .. ( ...... ~..,m, •voe • f()Mlljly Will I AM lllYPf 111 .,.,..., .... ~ U ... ,. ..... WfVIWd ,,. llb CNl"•fln I.~ -N-t "'"""' •• Jtew•U•" O•rd••U, C• ,.., .... ,., et"Vt<•~ ......... td ., ..... ~ '-••" -....or1 .. °'9Pel So>nl\o -· ow 1'1rKll°"ol--l.__I Oltv• ~-c..··.....,.~~ Wt LU AMS OllACE G WIUIAMI, -ot ClMI• -.... Ca ""'I• --.1-.., ... , .......................... ,._ lie.. ..... o...tCI \ ._ -.,_ ........ '-· c;..,---0 -... ·--~'°'' ... ,...,_,,_,C-_ ~Uio ~..OADWAY MOSTUAaY 11o &oaaway Co.la Mesa 6'2-9150 $WfM & TUTI&&. MOSTUA.IT WISTC&.llff CHAl'IL ~uaty • Cfemehons 427 E 17th SI Co'>ta M~~.a b4& 488b ,.IHCI .. OTHUS SMITHS' MOITUAIY 627 Main SI Hunt1nqton &«tc.h ~J&b539 r1ac fAMIL y COlOMIAL Rl ... llAL HOMl 7801 BolSd Avt· W~tm1n'>tt-r 8933525 rAClffC YtlW MIMOllAl rAH Cetnilr.ry Mortuary Cnaoe1 J!>OO Pac1l1C View 0flv<: Ncwporl Bh lC.11 b44 uoo McCOIMIOl MOITUAlllS Laquna Beactl 494 941 !> Laquna H11I'> 768-0933 ~an Juan Cap1s1rano 495 1776 HAllOI LAW.._MT. OUYI Mortuary • Cemotcry CrtHMlfJry NEW YORK <AP> AIH...,_ Tebtey, 8), daqbtet ol the late Leo Tolltoy. author of "War 1 od P eace," died WednetMlay Mlq Toi toy wrote several books 1n C'ludln1 "I Worked (or lhe SOv\et.a.'' "Tr•gedy or Tolstoy" and "The R .. u1 Tolalo ·· NORT ll TAH RVTOWN. NV. tAP> Dr Benard krelt1oa, 67 . social scientist and pr.-sictent emerit u e. of the PopulnUon Council. died Tuesday HOLLYWOOD (AP > <'•rl Laemmle Jr., former bead of produc· lion at Universal Studios, dlf'd this week after a 16·year battl e wilh mult ip le scle ros i s LaemmJe, 71 . was the son o f U nlversal's founder. SACRAMENTO <AP> -Fruds W. Doyle, 72, forme r deputy s tale s uperinte ndent o f schools and considered o n e of California 's f o r emost le aders i n education for the han- dicapped, died Monday of a heart ailment. PUBLIC NOTICE "CTITIOUS BUSINESS .. AM( STATU"l:NT T "" •011ow 1nQ (M'tr\On\ •re <10•"0 t>u\1n .. \\ "' CORBI N ftNfP P AINltNI, &!O"', N Ae1i1t-t ~'1'.t A M t.•Hf<Jrn." '7101 Oa•IO M Corbm, fti0'9+ N ..... ~, ... ,.,. An.t, C:,•IHo<nl• ttlOJ J•tnf'\ l TY""' Ht&t p.,.,11,.. Str~. G«f!lll>n <;10.,.,. C•tifou'l•d .,,...., fl'lt'\ tMn•M~\ 1\ tonOUt1tod 0• • ~t•I p.et1Mr\hl0 J.,....,,. l TyMt OawtdM c:,.,..1,.n Thi\ \.Wtem-nt w•io hMKJ ••lh ,,,., Couftll• Cltt1l "' Or-(.ouftl ..... »!> ,.,...,.r "· ,..,. fllll" PoOil\rvod ()r4Jlt\(IP (04\f f.J•1ty Piiot. ~Pl I) :to.11.0<1 ' 1~1• WJ0.1 PUBLIC NOTICt; ,.CTITIOUS BUSIHE~S H•ME STATEMENT '"" 1ot1ow1nq ,,_.,.~"'" .,.,,. 001nt1 bu"n->\\ ~ ( FIR .. T Dl'>TPlllU JIN(, '.'41 O••tfly Te,rac. ... tr'l•nf', C"1tfofn1• '1111\ 01.t'l1d s J~. ~)A,. o .. ~.,.. , .. , r<Ke. lrwlne, C..lllo<nl• '1111\ l>amf!la M. J°"""· Ss.11 O•kl~v r•r '"'"· lrvlM, CAlllo<l!l8'7llS T!tl\ ~l>n\ ll • Otldu< IN! bv on "' dlvldual P-••M Jon•• f "'' \1at•mt-nt W•\ hleO .-tHr1 ltvt (oonlv (Hlrl al 0rd"9' rwn<v ""~I> Lcml)o!• II 1t1t NEW YOllK (Af'l AdJu1tln11 to 'llr() Jn Amertu la provln1 dif· flcull. for 1UU ldcuallltlc youn., 11urvtvor1t or the Jone1town mMn suicide. eccordlnH t o• p1yct\ltatrl1t who hai. in tervlewcd them "They found our s>eo pie frtvolou.s, elfl1h and .,."' ....... uncanns tor the rest of Trial Dear '!'•nklnd," Or Hurdtfl The lo n g -delayed SukhdooNuld trial of o n e -l ime Il l': SA IO th e ir 1dl'uhsm survived even tht• memory of s1lock t reatment und bttll und chain punis hment visit l'd on the children of the <'Ult 1n the Guyunes c JUnglt! Sukhdco, ch1er of Black Pant h e r le<.1der Eldridge Cleaver is scheduled Nov 5 Cleaver is accused of assault- ing police in a 1968 s hootout between Pant h e r s and Oakland police. psych i atr y o f the _______ _ Collt>gc of Medicine and Or nt1s try ut New Jersey Medical School, i-111d the J oneNtown s urvi vori. re· m ain commitl~d lo m any o r the soclul c ha nges advocated by tht> Peopl es Temple leader, J im Jones. BUT. HE SAID. they no lon1iter believe they need a leader like Jones to effect changes .. Jonestown 1s seen by them lo have been a beautdul place . a beautiful experiment." said Sukhdco. "It is Jones they !>ee as a bad guy " For se ve r ul months. lhe psychiat.nst said, he has interviewed 25 young survivors of the camp where more than 900 cultists, lnclud· ing 260 childre n , died 1n a mass murder and s uicide in late 197fl T he young s urvivor!'> havt• !-.Jnct• rt'loc·ull'd in Sun Fram·1.,c·o St.:KllUEO'S <'11 0 1.:lu:.wn wa!'l that Jon1·!'l "was a guilt machine" who would rt.I~(' a l the poltt1cal nim1f1c·;Jt1on" of "som ething :.ib 5.m:.ill a" buying a hamburge r at McDonald '~ " Through guilt and by inducing fear In the chi ldren through pubhc humiliation or punish m e nl. thl' psych1atni.t s aid. Jone'> bt•cume lhl' children':. "one and only father and God " WHEN ClllLOR•;.N 1n the camr• mis behaved , the psy<'hialris t s aid. they wnc som etimes g1 vcn st•vcre electrical s hocks. In one instance. he fsu1d, halh, a nd chains wcr1· ultut'hcd to the unk lt·11 11f t w11 lfi y1·ar Voodoo Practice Outlawed C HICAGO (A l') Voodoo has been banned rrom the C alumet Township welfare otfice following the disclos ure lhat :.i cast>worker used the wltchcratl to extort rood from a chcnl Dozier T A lie n Jr . the:> s upervisor who 1i. sued lhe anll·voodoo or de r. said the caseworker convinced a client of ber powers. doubled· th e client's food allowance. ordered her to buy extra food and· give 1t to the c·a:-.eworker A llcn :-.aid he lcarnt•d uf the deception wht'n h< routinel y s h u f f l ed cuseworke rs and tlt1: client explained her ar rangcmenl to u !>uperv1sor lie su1d hl' will f1re the<:ascworker Acrobats In Laguna The Chinese Acrobat'> and Ma gicia n s rd Taiwan will appear Oct it at the Laguna Be<ich I rvane Bowl. sponsored by Saddleback Cr>llcge The performanct··· begins al 8 p.m TickCL'i are $4, S5 and $6 in advance. $7 the n1ghl of t h e performance 162~ 0 1:.lur Av11 Co•.111 Mw .. 1 '>40 !.1'>~4 ~"" .. olch< who hail tru' t• ll W :S Y T 1cketi1 ca n h e purc hased by c·a llang 831-4556 from to am to 2 11 m Monday through Friday ( .:=::-----==~ THE ONLY FEATURE THAT WON'T LASfON THESE MACHINES IS THE PRICE. These Swacr machines arc bu1h to !>tand up 10 your toughc!>t !.ew1na needs. They're ~o well buth, in faci. rhat we ~ck every one w11h .l 30- ye.ar warranty. But they all have o ne feature 1hat won '1 las1 pas1Oc1ober13r h. Our great fa ll Sale prices. · · So vlst1 1hc Singer Store today. And don't ml s the chance to stut savlna money wilh Singer by saving up to S50 right now. t or Hql"I ol "'' ""'" "'"'"" ."j' 'i+l)(fl w.111un!\ Dtl>I If/fl Ill hl•t '11 llluMrh Pl 01N7 THE FALL SALE ENDS OCTOBER 13.n· I I ' .., ·,1' • Ill• ii • • •A lo I• I I W11ltfl t11ol,. uod1ll< 'I •hu11 111 I 1l1h11t lh1 Jl\lJ. I 'v1.t1 flllft f\',1$1'( N111A 111 I '·'41.! '" SAVES50 0i, ""''''i' 1' hh h ~· tn• fU t If,• ..iltH be.ult tll t111rru11l1t c. • Hui t 11.tllt dh'I 11 •~'l' 11 THESI STORE WHERE St\VING IS ALWAYS IN STYLE . ........ ~ 11 =ti~=~ ea Men, Women ~ .... .,.,." -AN MAT£0..(.Ae). -A urv1ce club for .bQUa..._ •AJtcL1MINT1 "°"',.~ m en and women 111 beln1 or1anlied In thll San OINll~f'ITU Mr· ... d ~· ':!r: _,,, (9'•• Francllco t uburb, and the teadert hope it wm ""' .,,., ""''" J,..,, ~.... ..... Mew.,,,, spread acroe11 the country . ~":"~~:·;::':·:!':., ,,h.,, ~·" The new group, called "The Clrcloo," will bold ci ....... , •. 01r1 its first luncheon meeUn1 on Frtda~with Rep. A JI WNT14 COA.ll p I p Mr •"4 ,,,.,, =:,., G,,,..,, h" "11 DICAL citNTu au N." et.e" McCloskey , R·C.Uf., t apeaker. '''"'*""· ~' "'' • ..., Mr::-t:::' eobel D•n• Seven ~omen and fi ve men a re or1anhln1 the ""' ..... ""' a-!>c>f419.,., o .... Pol,.,,.... group, mcluding Municipal Court Judie Pbaruel "01"1 111'' .__ 1 M• ..... w • :: 2!-•. t.6(1.,.,. 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'-. ...,.. sources of lhe business and profeulonal com - "'' •nd Mr\ A~n 1C11M1• ..... l'or.-t. llCly munity " J"•" t~t,eno O••t ~.:1!~':'' ~·~""""'ti M1nt0n M• •"" """' '"''"-' \•"• \..., Monaco said the club's name as a coined word (~-nt• q.rl ~ 1 ~ 1 "'' •"" ""' °"" s..rr-01•1• ~" meaning an open ended circle He said the or- M• *"" "''' M•<r..•1 ""•• \•11 '1•"'•111•· QV• ganirl:ition ho,...b to charter local clubs across the ( ·•-nl• bl>V ~It -~.,,,.., • 111111r •"" ""' J-s-n.,,, c ........ ~· country. and has rece1 ved mqu1nes from interest· "'' .,.., ,..,, l•"' "-"'"" ~ ... ""°' 1• 1"11CW\ ed persons in six other slates ,.,.,,(•pt.tr-Qlrl --------------------Mr •nd M'' Ste~f\ Hert \•n --------------- (t•m•n l• bOY ~· M r •nd Ml\ """• F•or•' \•n ( ............ Qlrl Mr •nd Mr\ Al•n lowm•ri "-" tte1>1•n1t.1110w ""' •nO Mr\ JOM \.O<•ttn Jr \di! 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M t lfl'°WJ Mr\ WllluHT• H1tf'nt \ Hun l1nQtr1n 0,.,,, t\ Qifl LA·Z·•OY WIHG BACK RfCLINfR ~<t 1 239 LA·Z·•OY M081LE HOME RECU HER ;i~ 1 229 COSTA LA·Z ·•OY WAl l Rf Ct INf R ~~ 5 234 LA-Z·llOY SLEEPERS A '6WL£FT! MESA • RACH 369 E. 17t' Strtlt W~SQuate tC.tW f-· t7'hact ............. . 142.8857 llOUlll .... S.t 10 .. ~. s.,,. llltl ON SALE THRU OCTOBER 3 u .z .aOY r l)flMAl Fil tl UC[ R ~r' $229 LA·Z ·•OY BIG MAH RE CU HF R ~~ '259 LA·Z·•OY I All liilAH RECLINER ~~ '249 u . RO(JLR' GARDENS W ll l BL C LOSED <><.TOBER bt, IH II I 0 I NVENTORY. ~\,S OF, Tlf~ "" "peci.tl., of the w <>el.. "Old f a\loritee" 6 " SUCCULENTS Now $2.98 regularly $3.98 These popular aucculents can be a n attractive addition to any landscape. True Temper 18" RAKE A perfect buy for the fall aeaaonl Thia rake is made with durable metaJ for year• Of UH. Now $2.69 regularly $3.29 ' Roger's ha~ a fanlastic selectio n, lo help you get ready for next bpring. FRl:NCH COLEUS 6" Now $6.95 regularly $10.95 are eaay to grow and add ucceptional color to yoUT home. / ... -..... -· ---... -.. -.. -.. . .. __ _.. _ _,...,..,...__ _____ .. I ---. ---·---. .. . . . ---......... .-. . . . .-. . . a,. iaiT ~a.AUSO ............... A Weetmln1ter couph~ haH charted I.hat lhe Ocean View c elementary) ~bool District "ls inadvertently Involved In an 'adopteddall*'1n'• rtabU' cam· palan." IA a letter to district trustee., Mr. and Mrs. Cbulea Smllh wrote, "Lut Wffk our daupt.er happily' started junior hl&h •t Vlata View ~I. 1 normal, ex· cited 12·year-old. .. O N& WEU later 1be was in tears, emotionally torn apart by ber bomewort ual111ment and we areoutrqed." Tbe primary object of the couple's outrage is an auign- m en t revolving around a "Read " magazine article geared to an a fter-school ·. t.eleNSon pre;,,..,; tor ch ldNn The ~enlh 1radera In 'Ron Sbaplro·a roadln1 class w"re asked to read the "Read" •rti cle, locludlna a 1tudent'1 poem, and wrlle a half·pa1e 1ummary Tbe artlele deab wU.b a cbild torn between ber natural molhe:r and adoptive family TB& SMITH& noted, "Tht· reneral material In the booklet deals wttb the pU1ht of the un fortunate adopted children pre vented from finding their natural ottstn." They added, "We aubmlt that the job of the schools Is to teach The social reform campaigns to open records and encourage adopted children to find their roots has no place in the classroom, es pecially with . . . . -... , ~ }'ooi chlldten not -emotloully mature ~oou1b to cope with It." M ra. Srtuth said thla week that her diau&hter has known she is udopted since ah• was old t'llOUlih to talk. ~·NOW SllE'S ASKING ques- ttooa she bas never asked before. Before, abe could never ' have cared less." Mrs. Smith said sbe has told her daughter, one ot two adopted childret), all of tbe lnformatioo uv ailuble regarding her natural parents "She seems satisfied, but I worry about some of the other rhildren who might not com- municate with their parents," she added. Distnct Superintendent Dale Coogan said be is "concerned" about the matter. •• 1 BELIEVE IT Is an honest reaction by a parent. and It cer· lamly is not a crank letter.'' he said. Coogan said he plans to review the ''Read" material but that .. Read" is accepted as a "basically sound'' publication. "The school empathized with the parents," Coogan said. "The assignment was to do a sum- mary of the article. Teacher Ron Shapiro worked out an alternule assignment for tht: girl." ' ........ .. _ .. 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Vinyl Magic (13 oz > ... . .. 88' .... 99' .... 99' . ...... ~1 .19 URGED TO QUIT Paul Halvonlk CREDIBILITY FEARED Den Boetwrtght li t-:.aid 1t -and the con· j uncllVl' monthly television shows orten deal with con· trovers1al issues considered of interest to seventh and eighth graders. Old Engllah Scratch Cover ca oz.) .•••...•••. S 1.44 HPal half 0< all O\.lhP gnllmg surface w11h the Model 3200 s soht gas burner Vr>ry rconomu:al ALL YOU M IS~ IS THE MfSS-·LP Tank 0011ona1 Justice's Ouster Urged in Drug Case SACRAMENTO (AP> -A powerfuJ Democratic legislator ha!. called for the resignation of appeals court Justice Paul Halvonik, who faces charges of possessing and growing marijuana. "In no way do I wish to prejudge J ustice Halvonik's guilt or in nocence," Assemblyman Dan Boatwri&ht. D-Concord, chairman of the Assembly Ways and Means Committee, said Wednesday. "BUT I THINK bis resignation 1s necessary in order that some semblance of credibility be r estored to an already shaky California appellate court system." Halvonik. a liberal appointee of Gov Edmund Brown Jr .• was arrested last week and charged with growing 323 marijuana plants that police said were found in hi s Oakland home. His wife. a lawyer, faces additionaJ charges of possessing a small amount of cocaine. Halvonik. who has been on vacation from the bench since the arrest. has refused comment about the incident. Brown has also declined comment. .ONCE FORMALLY charged with a felony in Superior Court, Halvon.ik would be required to take leave from his job with pay. lf convicted of a felony. he would have to resign. First-offense possession and cultivation charges generally wind up as misdemeanors, with the defendan t sent to a "diversion" program of drug education and rehabilitation. With such treatment, Halvonik theoretically could stay on th~ court. But Boatwright said that would be wrong. "I DON 'T FEEL anyone should be able to informally ad· mit r espons ibility for drug charges" and remain on the court, the assemblyman said. "It is my best judgment that neither Justice Halvonik nor the general public would feel com· fortable with any decision he might have to render where drug possession was at issu.e." (NICK T HIMlftDtt:H) I• THOUGHTFUL In the DAILY PILOT ··1 don't believe the matenal was obJectionable," he added. Coogan said he doubts that the district will cancel its use of "Read" magazine but is reserv· ing further recommendations lo the board until he has reviewed the article. "I don't know where you draw the line on this. The magazine has a national reputation." he said. A FamilySho t~t~ Mesa Verde Travel Travel with a Difference. GQU RMET MARKET' (Market Street) Delaneys Private Label Champagne 1.99 q l. FR~H FISH AND SHELLFISH Frozen Flld of Sole ............•..• z.• lb. 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CA O!*liftt._ Travel 888 ·8 3 1 1 549.zeoo Mlone's 97SMS7 35 MUStO Mart(et 549 :003 9 5 48 ·7 392 Pnsclfta's Cake Box 557·848P 9 79·8880 Reuben's 5 40·9 872 $pa Ledy 840·9822 5 4 9·187 7 Swensen's 558 ·8937 \ LOCAL /CALIFORNIA _h New D~1Dip .Site CMiity~Wfl~ EDWARD TAUB 8£81De Rose OAAOeN THAT MtQHT HCOME SOMEONE ELSE'S DRIVEWAY .ce.,ma Coundl 'Dtegfeced Him•• Clellen' In land Otwlek>n Dec191on Doctor Loses Garden Neighbors Oppose Laguna Decision By STEVE MITCHELL OI tM 0_.1¥ ~Ii.I Si.II The city never promised tum a r ose garden. but Laguna Beach physician Edward Tuub :.ay:. that. when he bought his house on Allview Terrace. he was sure he'd be able to raise roses in his :.teep front yard. But action by the city council Oaarter Anaend•ent? Agran Eyes Wards For Irvine Council City Counc1l mun L<1rry Agran has propose::d that the city place a charter am<>nd m1•nt on the June, 1980 ballot asking voters to consider the establl:.hmcnl or counc1lmunJ(· d1stncls, or wards, in the City of Irvine City t·ounc1I elections presently C1rc conducted on an Cit-large basis. Agr an said this :.y:.tt'm 1:-. de vt-lop1ng two kt.·y rl llws newc:r a re as or the city <ire· being un der r<'prl's•·ntcd on the· counC"tl and th<.· cos t <>f cumpa1gns for c·1tyw1dc cle::rt1ons urc becoming too burden.'>omt• TH E COUNCIL pos tponed cons1dcratwn of Agran ':. pro· posal to its Oct. 9 meeting to aJ. low more time to study the idea. The concept of setting up 1n d1 viduaJ council districts from which a candidate would seek l'lcct1on rather than runGing 1n the city W ) a whole wa:-. cxplon-d ~evcr<il y<'ar!. carl1N by the ci ty·~ charter comm1llel· A member of that panel, Coun cilman Rill Vardoulis. said 1t was the view then that many problems could result from cut ling up the city, including the s plitting of villages. However. Agran said residen· tial developm ent in Irvine was concentrated first in areas south of the San Diego fo'reeway and that consequently the vast m a- jority of city council members have come from those areas. ABANDONING at large elec· lions for district b11lloting would "assure baJanccd geographicaJ repre1>entation on future city councils, .. he sa1cl Costs or campiuRns also could be trimmed, Agran explained "When councilman Anthony and I were elected in March. 1978. our campaigns cost S8,&47 and $8.994 r espectively. In retrospect, it is unlikely a win· mng camprugn couid have been waged for less than $7 ,500. Since 1978 . the city's population growth and the escalating costs of postage, paper and all the rest have le d m ost observers lo believe t hat individual can d1dates m the 1980 council elec Lion will have to raise and spend $10,000·Sl2,000 1f they expect to be contende rs in a city· wide race, .. Agran said. . AN ELECTION sy!!tem with five districts from whjch can· dictates would run could "Im· med iately return campaign rlnance costs lo reasonable pro· portions." the council member· said. Agran a lso s uggested that perhaps voters could pick a mayor rather than having coun- cil members do it themselves. This would involve having four council districts and then elect· 1ng a mayor at-larae. Parents Lose Bid In Rental Issue LOS AN<;t;u :s !AP> Th• st~ll.c Court of Appeal has reject· ed a Marina del Rey couplt"" effort to reclaim their apartment from which they wen: •·vlct.td la8t year because t.bey have a s maJI child In violation oft.ht apartment house's no-children policy. Steve and Lolls Wotr"on, and IOn Adam, ·4, wlll ask for a r e· hearing before the 2nd Dlftlrlcl Court of Appeal, which upheld u Municipal Court rulln.c thut their handlord haa the naht. to exclude children, Wolf.on attorney Euaene Orali aald Wtdnesday. THF. UNA!l(l¥0U8 APPEALS COU&1' ruUn1. written, by All· sociate JuaUce James II. HMtinaa. Hid t.bat. ot all toeiety •laws, "none la more buic than ao lnfant'a unfettered rtpt lo cry when it i11 hungry but. ln a court ot law that. rtaht at.ands oa an equal foot· in& wlt.b ~landlord'• rilht lo the quiet of bl.I property." Grau aald he will aeek 1 rehearin1. If the rebe•rinl falla, he said. be w111 appeal to UM at.ale Supreme Oo*t aad, lt nec..ary, the U.S. Supreme Court on con· 1Ututional lllUM. "When I grew up this problem didn't exiat. When I rrew up 1n an apartment in New York, I never heard of exclud1n1 cbUdren," Grati s aid. "There waa no olber place for a cblld to 1ro• up but ln an apartment. Tbat'11 why God creat.ct Brooklyn." THE WOL'80Jle8, WHO HAO NO chlldreo whee they moved lnlo their Marina apartmeal over'rilnl the yacbt harbor, •tr• evicted becaUH t.My 1ube4'C1\Mfttly had Adam. 1'be nletlon came ln June 1118. Smee lben they have .Sv• UP. trytq to ftDd • 1Ul&abM apartment and have bouSbl a Pox Hill.I condom1n1um. "They could not flild an apartment," Grall said. "TIMy acoured the enUre tlty. They spent fou.r montba lfiklnl and they found two, and tbey both were 1lum1." · LA Cuts Condo Convereions LOS ANGELES (AP) -Tbe City Coundl hat ecloned an or- dinance Urnlt1n1 converalon of apartmnt MUdlDp to toe· domlnhum fnd at.ock cooperatl"9, delplte lMt-mla•...., by developen lo delay or dilute die IDMIW'•. Tbe ordlnance, which c:om11 up for fbaal adloe next wett, tot an ll·2 vote WedMlday, with cwtlm• Arthur K. Soyder and Hal klllOD ~. I .. . .. . " maJonty last week means the owner of an adjacent lot will be able lo tum Taub's rose garden mto a driveway, und the doctor 1s not pleased by the decision. COUNCILMEN decided. after a series of confusing votes. to al· low builder Bernard Syf an to build on a 14,500-square-foot lot overlooking Boat Canyon in the Allv1ew Terrace neighborhood. The approval cam e despite a rgum e nt s fr om n e a r by homeowners that the c.verage slope on the ~ite 1s 56 percent; that the dec1s1on would JegaJly recognize an earlier lot split done by deed without city ap- proval. that the lot encroaches into Boat Canyon ; and that the action may lead to further s ub- d1 v1s ions in the canyon. Syfan's property, which 1s ad· 1acent to Or Taub's home, was formerly a portion or an eight· acre parcel containing the Pyne Castle Estates. a 14 -unil apart· mcnt complex on the west wall of Boat Canyon SYFAN PURCHASED a por· t1on of the Pyne Castle estate land in 1964 with the intention of using the one-third acre lot on the eas t canyon walJ as a build- ing site But he had diUiculty m obtain- ing legal access lo the proposed site because of a dispute with the All VJew Terrace Community Assoc1at1on, and fi nally received pe rmission following <1 court or· der in his favor. To complicate m atters. the land is indicated as "preserved" on the city's Land Use Policies Map and Open Space Element. Taub majntains Syfan has his· torlcally attempted lo gel ap- proval to bulld on the lot, and was turned down several times over past years by the city plan· ning staff and the planning com· m ission. "HE HAS a docume nted pal· tern of presenting this project every several years, then re- questing swipenslon of the ap· plication to resolve conructs ... Taub said. · Taub s ays there is no 18-foot driveway leading to the proper- ty, a nd that in fact, his rOfle garden wouJd have to be lorn out and a retaining wall placed on his property to a llow Syfan ac- cess to the proposed house. II e s a id Sy fan knew bls property was in the open space preserve when he acquired it, ad· ding the city has no legal re allOl'lor obllollon to legalize the lol. ·'I feel J have been dis1raced as a citizen , .. Taub aaid of the counc il action. "The action came after l o'clock In the montlng. and I don't thlnk lbe councU wu in any coodlUoa to mike a decialon on the matter." HE SAID HE will poll the council and see if the iHue can be reheard. lleanwblle, Syfan hH city permlulon to build on bl• at.eep lot, provided be abide. by nine condltiona plleled on the council approval. Before votlnt on the land d.lvlelon, Kayor Jack llcDoweU admllt.ed the project 11· "marliDal." • "But I can't find anyt.blq ao n"aUve that I can vole no,•• he 111d. "I have no b11ls for turn· lD1 lt down." Councilman Wayne B11Un, wbo •bltalned from votlq an tbe lleue, told McDowell, "We dcia't med to •• •PGlolJ tram tbe a~. Notblq lays we have to tue t.bla action. We ean't IQ we were forced to dolt b1cl~ ... ..... .. -.. -..... BJ DAVID &VTZRANN • uMI &OBDT BAallE& ....... "" ..... Oran1e County supervlaor11 have selected Bee Canyon in the bllla north of Irvine and the 11 lrlne Corp6 Air Station u a dump alt.e lbat ta scheduled lo be in operaUoe by 11183. The site bad been stron1ly op- posed by Irvine city ofticlah who have cited potential noise, odor, Utt«. tratfic and health problems wbat could result from . a laodlill station close to the city. l&ONICALLY, THE&£ was n o o n e pr ese nt at th e 3upervisoN meelinK from the cit y to express Its concerns because ot a time mixup City councilman Larry Agran, me mber of a city committee ap· ·pointed to study p roble ms as· sociat.ed wtth a dump site, saJd he had been given an erroneous starting Ume from Supervisor Edison Miller 's office for dis c u sslon of the matter and the re fore missed it. Agran said that he was re signed anyway to the 'notion a dump facility will be going into the hills. The city. he said. will have to decide what its future strategies will be when the coun· cil takes up the m atter at 1lJS Oct. 9 mee?ling. BEE CANYON would replace the existing Coyote Canyon landfill site near UC Irvine which 1s l·Xpttted to be fil led to capacity m four year'i Coyote Canyon 1~ prebe::ntly used by about one m1ll1<in people in the central and southwei.t por lions of the county . handling 900,000 tons of tras h cat'h y1>ar The new site is upected lo cost $6 million to develop Costs involve buying the land from the Irvi ne Company and developing an aecesb roud lo the dump that would conn~ct Sand Canyon Avenue and II 1ck:. Can yon lfauJ lloud and extend that road into ~ Canyon SUPERVISORS approvt·d the· a lternative access road to east· t'Oncerns of city offi cials It would route trash t ravel further f r o m the city by a more northeasterly route than hc.d bee n considered previous ly Supervftor Thomas Riley said the new route s hould e.ase noise and traffic concerM as weU as improve condlllona of nearby agricultural activities of the Irvine Company. A1ran Hid the alter-nallve route i.a less offensive to blm than ot.btt poe.elble aUsnments. He said truck traffic would at leaat be kept oo Sand Canyon Road. circumventing routes that could have come nea r resklen · tial areas. COSTS OF 111E 3.4·mile road alignment are estimated a t S2 s million. In reviewing en vironmenlll doc uments on the dump. aupervitors concluded it la DOt. economically possible to com· pletfty elimina te certain ad· verse Impacts. These include: -Some aericultural land, native plant.a and animals will be dlsplaced by the dump site. -1be project will be partially vialble from the Tus tin P!ain and Hicks Canyon. The project is incompatible with t.he city of Irvine and tht Irvine Company's general plans. -The project will degrade local air quality and noise levelt lO some degree IRWD Battle Costs Said 'Worth It' " lt cost the city of lrvme $54,334 to fight the lrv1ne Ranch Water District's landowner-dominated board selection process. but judging fro m the reactions of city officials, it was money well spent Councilman Art Anthony saJd the ruling by Superior Court Judge Edward Wallin labeling as unconstituuonal the way board members are t'hosen would best serve the citizens of Irvine COUNCILMAN Rill VardouJJs commended the city attorney's staff for its efforts to open up the IRWD board to votn control And councilman Larry Agran hailed the ruling a:. a victory for residents of lht-clly and onf" that would perrmt d£'mocrnt1c· con trol of the water d1<,tnct Wallin had ruled on a mot1rm bv attornevs for Irvin<· T11mr,1r row who -.oug ht to prr1 h11111 board election-. 1n 'lr1 \ t-m.~wr un t1I the chstnct v.a-. 1Jrdered to •·x pand iL.., publH'ly h1·ld .,r·at'> from th re<· to seven Tht' Judge lh<'n df•rletr"d th•· landowner ballot1ni.: pmrwfur~ whtt'h permltlL'd four staL'> t11 bl• t'Ontrolled, 1n f'fff'l't , b.> th1· lrnnr· Compun:r J 'I unc·•JO'>lllu llOnLll BOTH IRVINt: Tom,1rr1Jv. J n f t h t' (' I l) h ad f JI r• d '>I' p lJ r a If• luwsutL'> challenging tht-watl'r d1'>lnt't las t yeur. but the two at' t1on., we re consolidated into one action Lou Pndhandlt.•r. r ha1rman or the board of lrvinl' Tomorrow, urged the lrVlne Company. a co de fendant in lhe case, to not ap- peal the ruling Appearing before the city eounc1l . fo'ndhandler i.a1d no ap- pe a I "wo uld he lp to avoid further c·ostly ht1gallon and alsti 'lf>rVC to work out a i.peedy and -.mooth trans1t1on to a popularly clt-ctt'd board " II <· branded th1• landownf'r b<1 llot1ng '>YMem al> .. feudal and un Am·cncan " T ht-onl.> d1.,rordan1 note Tut.~ <1J } rught n·l<illn~ to the laws wt had o do v.1th <tn open lelll'r Ma) or O.;v1d Sill<. had c1rcuJa1 t·d dunnR earl.JN rourt prOC'ce<f 1ni;:., wht·n lrvint· Company al · t11rn<·:,. ... ha<! '>Ought to OU'>t thl' {'I '> J'> ,, pla1nt1ff in the cas•• S1lb h<Jd rh1dt•<f th•· Ir\ 1111• l'o morr11"' for '>•din" "'1th th1· 11 'irw ('timpan> on 1h:1t mr>tJ'IO hut <'.irl\ It· llall . .i lawnr w11h lh•· l '<'ntc·r f11r Lllw 1n th.t' l'uhl11 ln1t·ri·~t .rnrl rc•µn·-. .. nt1n ~ lrv1m· To morrow '>a1<f 111 a letlr r to SJlh that ht:-. P«>~1l100 was the re ... ult of tht• t'1ty ':. own counter :ir~umenL'> that. 1f accepted by tht• JUdJW. t·ould h:ivc rc:.ulted in the exclU!>tOn of Irvine Tomor· row rrom the ra:.t• The Daily Pilot brings you the world, na- tion, state and especially your hometown -all for only 12c a d-ay. ·All delivered to your door for less than the price of a cup of coffee. You get It all In the DAILY PILOT 642-4321 .. --..--------.-.... --..... . . . ·,·····• .... ,., .... .... ,,,.~··· ~~·-----·~~~-·---~··~··---··~-~·-~·-~-~--~~~~~ ~· ' ...... lip Arkansas Gov. Bill Clinton bas sent a $36 check to Lit· lie Rock police after a photographe r spotted him speeding, even though he wasn't issued a ticket. Governme n t Sued ' Thrte South Cout clU•. led by L.,una lkacb, have join.cl with &be COUAl.y la a ~certed effort to track down aod arreat known burala.u and other crimlnall throu&h a "crlm• 1ap.. pre11lon" proaram. ..... Tbe federaJJovemm ent wtU pick up D>Oll the $119,085 tab for what adml.U.traton ot the pro1ram cMlled. 1 "bare bonea" bud1et lo lnlUai.. the venture. O RA NGE COUNTY supervisor.a 1ave the final 10 ahead Tuesday as they approved a Joint powers agreement among the count y, Lasuna Bea c h , trvi ne and San Clemente Two police officers from each of the agencies will form a unit to identify, track aod arrest lnown criminals, according to Lt. Al Olson. of the Laguna Beach Police Department. Laguna Beach has been des- ignated lead agency for the ar- rangement, and as such will coordinate activities for the--tri- city group and the county. The unit's primary emphasis will be on burglars, a traditional headache for south county law enforcement, Olson said . mur~er.1.. robbery, rape, auault and tnen. 1108TOFTBE$139,000grantla federal. wU.b tbe 1t.al.e and county eacbk1cldqln'8,li.'W. But that will pay only for aalarlea of the eleht officers. Olao1rnld. Equipment, cars and office tumlture will have to be turniabed by the police agencies. T hia wlll be the first year Laaupa Beach has been involved In a crime 1uppres11on prolfam. although t'be city baa worked with prevention progra ms. The differeni:e between the two is that s uppression efforts center on Identifying active c riminals. Prevention tech - niques are aimed at potential vlcitms of burglary and include engraving valuable articles and ins talling study locks. Pact Talks R esume LOS ANGELES (AP) -Union bus mechanics and the Rapid Transit District were back in contract negotiations after a five-day recess. But offjcials of the Amalgamated Transit Uruon , rep r esenting l ,200 RTD mechanics have warned that 2lld laUCTIOM 24 INCH IOI Tim 0 ...... -...... OIUOAI 0 LIY'LAMDI CYPltlSS D •• .,. IAM , ••• OIVllMIBtlLM OIVBl.._.ASH OSTCAMORI 0 IT AUAH CY,.ISS 0 HYDIAMMA DH 0 YUCCA OCOltALDH AMO MANY MOii Th&ndl¥. 8">1Mnbet a7. 1979 DAIL V'PILOT A J 7 ~:n. ..... s4so ~······'I'' MO MIDDLE MAM WEGIOWTHEM San 1\o• •d• of S S CLOSED TUESDAY . . 21M1 llDUCTIOM IS GAL CAMS OYUCCA OMAG+IOUA OPODOCAIPUS OMYPOIUM 0 II.ACK PIHi 0 MIW UA&.AHD CHllSTMAS D EE BSILIOAI FtCUS IETUSA OAYOCADO OLIMOMTUIS 0 IU~IACOMPACTA s 15" to '29'~ WA SHINGTON CAP> -A former Mafi a gang member, Gerald "Chicken" Festa, has filed a $4.5 million s uit against the Justice Department, charg ing that the government did not honor its agreement to give him a new bome, a new Identity and a new life In exchange for testimony against 60 organized crime figures But officers wil l a l so monitor suspects involved in othe r major crimes. s uch as their strike may resume Oct. 6 Cfyde w~ -LlclenMd Aof. Peet ContrOI AcMeot or7. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ O uster S t irs T exas Flap J OURDANTON. Texas <AP1 -It can cause quJte a stir when local officials try to run two men out of town. especially if they are state troopers credited with cutting the county's traffic death rate in half. Al the center of the dispute are Department of Publi c Safety officers Earl Conaway and Albert Rodriguez. who have been praised by superiors for cracking down on drunk drivers since being as- signed to Atascosa County last spring. BUT OFFJCIALS IN THE RURAL South Tex· as county charge that the campaign has been ac· com parued by harassment and abuse of local resi- dents. The officers deny this and say their unpopularity stems more from the fact that Con away is black and that two of the driven they have arrested are sons of prominent local polltl· cians. County commiHloners demanded ln a re solution that the two officers be transferred from the county by Monday. If they are not, the county eays it will evict the highway patrol's six-man operation from Its county-owned command post. Highway patrol officia ls said they would not transfer the two officers and would simply work from the six troopers' homes ll the eviction threat were carried out. "WE'LL JUST TAKE OUR EQUIPMENT, clean up the building, lock the door and take the keys over lo the judge," said Capt. Randol Gilmore. district commander County Judge 0 . B. Gates and the county com- miss ioners also asked Sheriff Tommy Williams to tum awa y any prisoners brought in by Conaway and Rodriguez if they continued to work. Williams said he would comply. The nearest jall is in Floresville. 37 miles away. "The two troopers they want moved are two of my best men They arrest more DWls Cdru.nk drivers) than the other four troopers combined," said Gilmore. "We encourage the detection and ar- rests of drunk drivers. We feel a drunk driver is a potent.Jal murderer." HE CREDITED THEIR WORK Wlm cutting the county's traffic death toll from eight in the first eight months of 1978 to four for the same period of this year. Filmore said Conaway, 32, and Rodriguez, 26, often work more than 12 boun a day; each arresting an average of 14 drunk dJ1vers a month. The district average ls about ftve. Among those charged with driving while intoxicat- ed over the s ummer were Plez William Hall, lbe son of Pleasanton Mayor Travis Hall, and Thomas James Tausch, the son of County Commissioner Smith Tausch, who Introduced the ouster resolu- tion. Gales and Tausch denied the two arreata or racism prompted the ultimatum. They aald numerous residents complalned to them about "harassment and abuse" from the two officers, but they refused to offer apeclllcs. "IT'S J UST THESE TWO PARTICULAR patrolmen, no others," said Tausch. "They have harassed and abused people." He then refUled further comment and shoved past reporterJ. · ''It's harassment and the methods tl\at they apply when they arrest a peraon," said Gates. The Newport M edical Group ·is pleased to announce the association of Bruce A. Walter, M.q_,. ~ Internal Medicine and Preventive Medicine 1300 Bristol Street North Newport Beach, Cal:ifomia 92860 (714) 97s.otl60 I CORRECTION In the September 28th Seara Ad· vert11lng Section there la en •d- vertlaement for Regul., $8 Long Gowns or pajema1, .... priced •t 14.80 ••ch. The Regular and Sate prtce ere correct , however the lllu1tretlon of the pajama la Incor- rect. We sincerely regret thfa error. I Sears I ·Thouaands heve quit smoking In 5 daya with :l~Ju•,.nteed Hellth Method rtror ttrALT Smoking Control Stop missing your phone call AZUSA fooo<MI ~"' Ct11t•• llLLILOWEA "'"" .. """' OOWNIT koli•wood Shoppffl& c..,, w Stop in at your nearby GTE Phone Mo rt for a demonstration of the Code-A-Phone 1600 . It s a decorator telephone that answers calls and tokes m essages for you when you re not home or just too busy. It also comes in black or Ivory to go with any decor. It even has a pocket coder that lets you play back your messages from any outside phone. And when you ore at home. Code-A · Phone s Call Control makes it easy to fast forward. rewind and selectively ploy bock or erase any individual message. H you wont to make your l ife a little simpler, purchase a Code-A-Phone 1600 from your neighborhood GTE Phone Mort. We re more than just o phone store. We re your phone company. WllTCOvtNA I'll'~'°" ""n WUT'#OOO VILLAGI '°""''~ WHtml" v.\111 wood Shopptn& CeN"' ·-. . . ---·,--,,, fl" .. --. ' ... .._ ~ ~~· ...... -....... -....... -....... -. ............. -_.,..._ ---.... _.._.._ ... __... __________________ _ SACRAIU!NTO (AP> -. Oo•. &dan1M 0 . 8l"OW9 Jr. dote oot al IOMe lb1nk -a,_cl aU of 1111 time tetUq ldvte. from an odd buDch of 1uru1. actrea.ea, ea·ulronauu ud counter· nlturefolk The -ould be pr ldenl'• cJrcle ol ad~lMn ln· dud• all ol thoM people. BVT rr AJ..80 IN UDD POWDnJL, con· eenative bualneaa execut1vet, polltic.U, aeuaned eampaip aldea and u arr11 ol noo·poUUeal ldaolan, authors Md acll•hta. Tom Hayden, the .aqwu.d adcalO Seven de· feadant and anU·war activist ol lbe lllOI, and Hayden'• wlfe, actreu Jane Fooda, are amona people Jerry Brown often t.uml to for adviei! and ldeu. So are Ru.sty Sch weickart, t.b8 pb1 to.opblcal Apollo I utroaaul; Stewart Brand, publisher of tbe Whole Earth Catalog ; and Jesse Jacbon, the black pol1tJcaJ a.od rellglows Leacier. Brown alJSo spends Ume, however. llstenlne to some ol Cali!omla'a most lnfluential businessmen such u A.W. Clausen of tbe Bank of America and Ben Blaainl of Southern Pacific Co. AND BE SPENDS LONG HOU&S, al irregular intervals, discussing the nature of man with non· political figures s uch as anthropologlat Gregory Bateson and Sao Francisco Zen Center abbot Baker·Rosbi. For Brown. a 41-year-old Democrat, this quest for a broad range of advice is a part of what be calla bia "canoe theory" of pollUcs: "You paddle a little bit on the left, the n you paddle a little bit on the right side, and you keep going straight down the middJe.'' · Critics view Brown's canoe theory as a political ploy aimed ul crw.sly '>lroking vanous 10- t-erest groups und playing one-by-one to the pre- judices of each group. But those who represent various ideas say Brown 1s receptive to them . Clausen, who v1s1t.s ~rown every six to 12 months for a lunch or cold cuts and a discussion of business, describes the governor as a fiscal con- servative open to ideas from businessmen but "a bit unpredictable." HAYDEN, TOO, SA VS HE FINDS Brown re · ceptlve to h11. left leaning poUtJcs, adding: "I UUnJc we get more out or him than lhe Hank of America gets ." . The rl'1>Ull 11( Brown':-. "canoe·· pre>Ct>!>:> 1s u1;ually a synlhc:.1s a f;Jvcmtc Brown word of Ideas from rival fuc·tlon:. For example, h•· sup1J1>rt.'> a l'Onst.Jlutionul con· vention to balance the ffodc-ral budget a goal of the far right but urgu1>s that as well as 1mpos1ng fiscal dlsc1phnf•, a huhm c1•d hud gct would force Congress to make hard choices about such things as excessive de fense 11pendang Hayden and Miss 1-'onda are Brown's most controversial adv1seN>, m umly bceause of their op· position to the Vietnam War. Brown has appointed Hayden to thre • non paying poets and Miss Fonda to the CaJ1fomw A ~ Council, but her appointment later was vetoed by the Stut.e Senate ufter debate over her Hanoi vibils during the war HAYDEN, WHO HEADS THE 7,SOO·member CampaJgn for Jo:ronom1r IJcmocr1tcy, say:. he talks with Brown about once a w<.-ek on various issues. "It's u rclat1onsh1p bast.'CI on issues, not on hanging out together or anything Uke that," says Hayden, who dcscnbci. Hrnwn as "a reformer " who Is sympathetic to progn.>Ss1ve causes, but only i! Brown se1.>H enough 1>0lit1cal force beblnd an idea to make It feasible "As long a::. I know how he views bis job, then I know how to view mine H he's going to paddle on the left and puddle on the n ghl, then my Job is to make him paddle like ht•ll on the left," he says On the right are peopl<' hke Clausen of Bank of Amenca and mcmbtrs of tht' Cahfornia Roundta· ble, an a Ksocrntaon •Jf chH!f executives or California's 80 lar&ehl companJCb who meet with Brown. Cl"AU!i f':N HAVS OY BROWN : "llt~ has aougbt tbc huslnelili JJ(11nl '" v11·w Hut he'a 1'0l PUBl.JC NO'llC'•· f'lJtU,I(' NCJTJCt: ... A.W. ClAUSEN OCN. llRoWfl another aide of him till' pollUcal 1ppoinlment.s kind of ny In lh~ ht<'«' of his flaclll coruicrvattivlam. He'a a btt unprNJlctatblf' " Bluaginl. prealdoot or the Round table and ch1lrman or SouLh m lla clfic Co., aaya Brown Is "a good listener " lVIEB BHITTANIA .JEANS • • -,_ lkg s~i·S2<l NOW S!).!1.)-516.!1.) 11.h LEE JEANS A ... 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Re& 119·127 NOW $9.99 TOMHAYDIN "We 1et a fair hcarln.r. but the end result l3 going to be the produ<'t of a l<Jt ot different view polnll and It .. m1y not be •tau like the butlnffs viewpoint," Blaa1lnl 1t1ld, llddln• be wn dlOp pointed ot Brown'• ad1m1nt ~IUoo t.o nucle1r power . \ BOYS RRITTANJN KENN INCn'ON LEt"'l' BANK KNIT SlllHTS ( 'hc)()oi(' from en oMIOrLmcnL of filllh1on krul slurt.& t I urry for lX'8L nt!k~Llon, fjupply 111 IJffiJLL'Ci. It.cg $9·$14 NOW $5.00-$8.90 OCEAN PACIFIC HAWAIIAN SHIRTS Hoy11 lovo t.hctiC' Bhort sltl"w t) fl. 11h.ll'U;. Stu'ti &20 A11l!Or'IA'd 11ty!Ofl. bul very lmuu.J quuntit.K':.. ftcg $14 NOW S8.99 DOLTIOFfo' SHORE KN IT SH I ltTS :;.tve on t.heee very popular knit ehirt!l m 8lJ80r'ted stripes and prinLs. Hurry. 11Upply is short. ~ 113.50·516 NOW S8.00·S9.99 ' KENNINGTON/CHEMISE et CIE SHIRTS Long~ print. nylon thin& Sclect.ed 11.ylos in eellldedetaM. BRl1TANJA BOYS' JEANS Your young man'I fasttion j011M. Denim in aA.'IOl'ted et.yles and c:olort. Sima 4-14 reg arid slim. 21>-30 waiat.s. Umit.ed euppl,y. Rec llS.122NOW17.99 Reg 112·119 NOW S6.99·S9.99 MEN'S SHOES 1/3 to 112 OFF LEVI'S FOR BOYS J EANS .. -CALIFORNIA Sotne rouncti.bl• memben ba.ve beeome dia· enctianted With-Orown. -.. _ · • - For ebmpJe. Jnduatriallat JuaUn Dart, wbo say1 ot tbe governor: "He llltens, but be doelo't Uaten .. .I can't n1ure out what he really bellevea In, or whether be really believes lo aoytb.lng." JACQUES BA&ZAGBI, BROWN'S 8TAPI' llalaon officer, describes how Brown aeeka advice: ''He doesn't have one or two or 10 peoqle" aa ad· viaere. "You are talklng about a huge number of peo. pie, hundreds. "He will seek out anyone whose vlewa be thinks might add somethln1. Then there are boob. tie swallows book• llke a vacuum cleaner. And we r:nay have t.o find the author for him to anawer more queeUona." And aome of Brown's sessions even with peo- ple not In politics have led to appointment.a in st.ate covemment. ~ THE GOVERNOa, FOa EXAMPLE, met 75-year-old anthropologist Bateson four years ago •nd they talked about cybernetics, the study or the r ontrol mechanism of the braJn and nervous ayalem .. /\ year -and a hair dozen similar conversa. tlona later. Brown appointed Bateson a Unlvenlly of CalHornla regent. ~-~woMIN SAVE ON SKIRTS Ch1>C1"4• Imm murl\ 'l~ 11 '111 prull-. .111<1 '411111.., keg $22·5~ NOW S~J.~f-Sl4.!1!> DRESSFB FOR SALE I lcre s 11 bwutaful "lt'll't.l101111l print,., and -.f1lul-.. A~'!Ort.t.>d folmcs lteg $2R·$44 NOW SlU1.J·SlH.!J!) BEAUTIFUL SATIN PANTS C:<'l u JUmp on lhl' party M'IJ"''" with fllnuJ'>LI<' "'1Vlnh"> on l!CXV NJlln 11•.:111.., uml punt.., ~~ly up t.o $25 NOW ALL S5.!)9 FAMOUS MAKER PANTS Great Mvings on dres'I unJ caMllll slacltH. A"-'>OrtOd colon. 11tylc8. 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Jlm .......,_. eat back ln hit cbalr. amlled Uke a <..'beM[,. cal and aald, ~·1 never doubled at any Ume that we were the belt club in our 11 divlaion." ' . . * .. * v :--: .. ' . • Tbat'• klnd or lllle the outfielder wbo atumblel, ,.aches up lo catch a acnamln1 Une drive ln hil bare band, tben t.rota lD and a.ya, "I knew I bad lt all the way." wmu ANAOIM 8TADrv• f'ANS ~re celebratlna oo the fteld Tuesday. ripping up buH and baakioa l o tbe story , o r a ebaanplonahlp, held 1roundakeeper Joe' Verdi w u quiet.ly aolnC craay. • '"l'bey took all the baaee~wblcb 1 expected. but did f.hey have ~o·~p up,.tbe turf, too?" Verdi 1a11. "We had to pack aboUt 50 or 80 boles in the infield today.'. JIMllY ANDERSON GOT AL•OST ';.-\~ much publicity for pouring champagne over Richard Nixon's bead as be did for an entire· But Fre~ never aald be knew the Anaeta would win lbeir divl•loo. He JUlt ·~ be knew tbey were the belt teem. seuon'a worth or work at abort.stop. The 22·year-old rookie was asked if the olcl devil alcohol made him do it. • ~ "Dnmk? No, not me," Anderson replied'{.. with a straight race. "I didn't drink a t.bin.8. I ~ was too busy pouring it over everybody's bead~· i' Were there any Angels actually drintiDC tbe / stuff? · ··we alwaya bad the belt taleat.. but you m laht say we ran into a Utt.le advenlly .atona the way," the maoaaer sa1d. "I n~er lD m y. Ule saw a team aet bit with u many iJUurtes as we bad. Verdi HY• bis four.man crew came out nearly three hours early to repair the field ror Wedneaday's 1ame. And that was Just for spot repairs.· "It will take a ~to get this thing back in shape," Verdi say~'·w&w you get thousands of people running on the field, it gets compacted. We have to aera~ all the turf, and t.bal lakes about a week." • If the playorfs go five games and the Angels win at home. rans will surely create another mob scene. And the World Serles opens two days later at Anaheim Stadium. .. Just Grich." replied Anderson. "At aey time, Lf they were of less character. they could have said. well. it's just not our After Nixon was properly cleaned up, <See ANGELS, Pa&e BZ> Al,tendance Highs for Some, Lows for Others By HAL BOCK ,.,.~.w""'' Baseball proudly trumpet!> a no ther r ecord s h alter1ng :-.eaSOO or tUrnsltle lWtrhng Wtlh mor e than 42 mlll1 on paid adm1ss1ons watching the game al the ma1or league level 1n 1979 Never before have !>O man) rans been attracted by lht!> faH aoatrng. cerebral sport And ~et there may be t rouble 1n parad1se because de!>p1te those l'XC1t10g numbers. there ure 1nd1cat1 0n!> that t'ven though they are accurate. they also art' inflated AS THE SEASON hit~ 11!) final week. 11 or the 2fi club:. !>ho" declines m attendance and nsnl.' tt'<1m:. have dropped 100.000 or more at the gate two m1l!Jon fans. you can hardly :-.ay 1t lb an trouble . But what "ould you Sa} then about a team that drops a cool hair mill.ion fan~ from one vt-a r to the next"' Thal"' troublt'.. l'\ l'n 1r tl I!> tht' ~ame team OT H E R TE A M S w ith "1gn 1r1 cant drQp~ are San 1-·r J O<'"'<'O 1 down more than JOO 000 1 CanrinnJl1 1 down more th.in 260.0001 Oakland !down 220.0001. tht· Ch1caj!u White Sox 1 rt Qwn morl.' than 19fl,0001. San D11·go 1down 176,2951, the New York ~ht.., l down 175,7721. \llanla l down l :J2.!l76l. and Toronto tdown 130~:J4 1 \ i.... .. ..,Ufft'r•n~ 1-t-hadt:i . .ilthough not a~ ">C \PrP. Wl'rl:'. ~<·<Hiie tdQwn :Jboul 33000) and 1 Detroit rrlown ubout 80.0001 IT TEus· /ALL -Two Angel !ans display one or the many banners put up by fans this week at Anaheim Stadium. The banners d epicted the Angel success story o.lly ,.,._Slaff,,_. a nd the feelings of fans concerning the firs t ·ever divis ional ch a mpionship. The biggest loser 1s alsQ. however , the biggest winner The Los Angeles Dodgers have lost more -than a half million at the gate -500,918 t h rough Sunday's games And yet the Dodgers still lead the majors an attendance with 2 ,785.S.7, a shade ahead of Philadelphia's 2.722,69&. When a tea!11 draws more than With all lho:.t· declines. how • doe-; major leagu•·· ba!-teball ~how an overall increase" Well, the team:. that have gamed, have gained big Houston'!-bid for the National League West crown shot Astro attendance up 781.189. Montreal went up 623.411 . tha nks to thl' Expo:.' develop m e nt a ~ ron tender:. 1n the NL East C allrorn1J . l'H1ted by the Angel!>' Wlnntng or lhe AL West r ha mp1ons h1 p. rncr eased by 680.300 Baltimore's AL Ea st · title n~~ulted an an increase of nt0.881 a t the gate for the O riol~ Jumps hke those more '( t ll a n ov1'rra me the a nemic Royals See --..-els Turn to Gulls f ' . By DAVE CUNNINGHAM Ol llw O.lly Piie! Slaff They were wearing Angel ~niforms. but the team that 'Kansas City shut o ut , 4·0 , :Wednesday night looked more ike the Salt Lake City Gulls. Having clinched the divisional 'lie one night earlier, Manager im Fregosi decided to give his eary regulars the evening orr. OH, TIIEY WERE all there as he national anthem was sung, ut afte r the first out catcher rian Downing was replaced by ookie Tom Donohue. Arter the second out Bobby rich trotted od in ravor of ookie second baseman Diclue hon. By the second inning most r the fa miliar names were es ting comfortably. "We had a sellout crowd night and the guys wanted lo o out and acknowledge the ans," Fregosi explained. "And 'm sure the fans want~d to see em. But they deserved a rest. BY THE NINTH INNING, the ngel lineup included seven layers who wore a Sall Lake ity uniform either this year or st. The imitation Angels om milted three errors but ansas City got all the runs It eeded on Frank White's wo -run homer o rr Dave Roche in the third inning. White bll for the c yc le , llecUng a single, double and riple to go along with bis omer. Denoia Leonard went the tance to log bll fourth 1butout bis last eight starts, but it was bltteraweet victory, coming day too late · * * * Playoff Tickets Ticket• for the America n ape playoff 1am• between e West DIYltlon ebampion n1ell md Eaat Dlvilion wiMer altimon 10 • tale Saturday t t a .m . .i Gate a at ADabelm d i um. Ticketa wlll be told on an Ylctual same bull •11 wtt.b Umlt at four tick.ta per Ci cMlt • eaalder'• e U be accept... Tb• Ueket ... ~ ...... '1J. ... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- Lakers, Clippers Play Tonight Magic's Debut, Jabbar-Walton Matchup Featured By ERNIE Cl\STILLO IF ANYBODY SHOULD KNOW Walton 01t•o.11,,.11e1si.tt It's McKinney, wbo was an assistant al A long.awaited r ematch and a Portland when Wa lton led the Trail WITH McKINNEY AROUN D. he: much-ballyhooed debut s hare top billing al Blaze rs to the NBA title in 1977. , -1 doesn·t have m uch 01 a choice. ·1 he new the Anaheim Convention Center tonight. The man they call the Mountain Man Lake r coach has installed the same type of T h e occasion is the Lake rs' 7 : 30 missed all of last season with a foot inj ury. team-onented passing game that turned exhibition gam e with the San Diego but was still quickly snatched up by San P ortl a nd from a n also·ran into a Clippe rs featuring a renewal of one or the Diego for one of the biggest price tags in contender NBA 's bigges t rivalries, Kareem pro sports bis lory :.three players and a Abdul-J abbar against Bill Walton. first-round draft pick. In training camp. McKinney set the rules down for Abdul-Jabbar nght a way AN ADDED SIDESHOW to the clash The term "free agent" was never more "We're gotng to run every chance we get of a misnomer. and we can't do that 1f you'r e in the back between the UCLA legends is the Southern But even at $900,000 a year. Walton may California debut of Earvin "Magic" prove lo be a bargain if he can provide his court." he told the 7·2 center. Johnson, the Lakers' No. 1 draft c hoice out hometown with a Litle contender So he won 't have to pace himself. of Michigan State. A good indication of his worth will come Abdul-Jabbar's playi ng time figure~ to At 6-8, Johnson is at the op~ite end of tonight. · drop to 33 mtnutes a game. well under last the spectrum compared to another of the Abdul·Jabbar. who preceded WaJton by year's average or 39.5. But the days of him Lakers' rookie guards, 6-3 Brad Holland or five years at UCLA. is reportedly bigger. lagging belund on the fast break appear to UCLA. But both figure prominently in the s tronger and more aggressive this season be over claimed bis play bordered on letharg) num b<.•r) elsewhere . ! '· ' I 8ASEBAL1. WOULD BE th d ~ mu('h hc•a lthaer state 1r the · Jttendance gruph dtd not ~ve '. ... o many peak::. and valleys. And · nowhere arc the~valleys d+r i than 1n Oakland. ·.where thc i,r\'s rsn 1sh<.'d wt th 306. 76.1. and ID ~W York when• the M'ets bollo~d ~ out at 788.905 -\ j ~ Six )C;ir:-. aJ!o . tho¥ tw9 c1'Jbe> <'ngaged in tt dramallac. e~ciE' g wven game-World Series . •' d now they have hit rock·bot m with tht• lowest attendances 111 , the h1:.tory of their franch1ses I ronacally. both were destroyec by bas eball's new order. the free-agent revolution revamped offense installed by first-year He's also eager to silence the cntics who Says Abdul·J abbar. "ll "s fine w1th me .. coach Jack McKinney.,,. ~~~~~~~~~-=:__~~~~~~~~~:--:--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Tht' Me t s owne r s hi p. 1 <See ATIENDANCE, Page 83> Baseball Playoff Schedules Tuesday Na lion a l League Eas t winner al National League • West wi nner , 5 :30 p .m . <Channel 4 ; KNX R adio, 1070). WedDesday NL East al NL West, 12:15 p .m . (C hannel 4 ; KNX Radio, 1070). Angels at Baltimore, 5:30 p .m . (Channels 4 and 5; KMPC Radio, 710). Tlla.nday Angels al Baltimore, 12: 15 p .m . (Channels 4 and 5; KMPC Radio, 710). Friday NL West a\ NL E ast, 12: 1$ p . m . (Ch a nne l 4 ; KNX Radio, 1070). Baltimore al Angels, 5:30 p .m . (Channels 4 and 5; KMPC Radio, llO). 8atmda1<U~ary) BalUmore at Ansell, 12:JJ p.m . (Channel• 4 and 5; KMPC Raclio, 710). NL West at NL East, 5:30 p .m . <Channel 4; KNX Radio, 1070). s....a1 <If MCeAary> NL West at NL Eut, 10:1$ a .m . (Channel 4 ; KNX Radlo, lO'IO). Baltimore at Ansell, 5:30 p .m . (Cbanbela 4 and $; IUI PC a.Bo, no>. S1f111 et tlae Ti•e• Two diehard Boston Red Sox fans alt ln Fenway Park bleacben all alone under a banner atatlna tbelr mood and that ol other fans who stayed' away from the 1ame with Toronto. With the home team out of contention. ~ 18,929 showed up for the same. a far cry from tbe Red. Sox•s average of 30,000. .. ,· ... _ . ...- Patrioti~ Pause San Diego Clipper center Olll Walton stands with hu; eyes t'IO~ed during the play ing of the national anthem before a rl'<:t'nt exhibition game. He will be ~ecn m a ction at Anaheim Convention Center tonight against the Laker~ At left is a S;rn Diego photographer Melanie Kaestner. A Capsu le Report From the W orld o f Sports Nettles Sign8 3-Year Pact; Zimme r , Garcia Retained F'rom AP Dlspalcbei. Although a long basebaJl seai.on as coming to a Iii clo!i e, many American League clubs etre already :.tarting to get things in order for the 1980 for the 1980 campaign. The New York Yankees, who are floundenng in fourth place in the AL East, announced they hne signed Golden Clove third baseman Graig Nettles to a three-year contract estimated at SI 2 million. . The Cleveland Indians, happy with Dave Garci11'h pcrformancf' !.Ince taking O\ Pr for Jl'ff Torborg ar1 mlfi'>t-a!>on. ha vf· rl'lainc.-d hh '>l'r'l. ICl':. for ilnOlhcr year Garcia onn· miJn aJ,!l'd the Angeh. fo r part.'> of t lw ·n iJlld 7>i .,ca:.ons And fan<Jlly Boston H1..:I Sox manugc· mcnt hod rum11rs lo rel>t when they a~ sured the m1"<il a Don Zimmer would be back for lhe final year of hi~ contract The announcement was made m the wake of some couching change:.. one involving former Dodger J ohnny PO<ires who will become the te:.im '::. patching rouch in 19li0 ...-------Quotf* of t lw Day-----. Alabama defensive taC"kl e Byron Bragg11, lifter the ~ccond ranked Cnmson Tade permitted Baylor to cross midfield only once in the fir:;t three period'> en route toll 45·0 romp, "We looked lrke an Alabama team as gupposed to look. The offense looked good, tbe defense looked good, the klcking game was u cellent and we even won the coin toss.'· Mortin Denle• Payoff for Brush Bark NEW YORK -Billy Martin, manager of the a New York Yankees, has denied paying pitcher Bob Ka mmeyer $100 to brush b~ck former Yankee CU ff Johnson with a pitch during a recent game in Cleveland. In Its Wednesday edJUons, a New York Times story by Gay TaJese said Martin called for a brushback pitch to be thrown at the Indians' slugger , that Kammeyer complied and that Martin responded by paying his relief pitcher five $20 bi Us as he entered the Yankees• dugout. "That is aU ndlcuJou.s," Martin salsf. "f would never have anyone throw at Cliff. What's it aU at>out?" When told or Talese's story Tuesday nJght at).er the Yankees' 7·!5 victory over the visiting Indians, Martin turned to Mickey Morabito, the Yankees' publicity director, and said, "Pull bis dressing room pus." Morabito told Martin, "He baso'l requested any more for the rest or the year." And Martin replied, "When he does, doo'l give It to him." On Wednesday, Morabito said or TaJes~s story: "That's a lol of bull. Billy bu already sald be gave Kammeyer the ll'loney ao be and two olber pltebers (Paul Mirabella and Rlc1' Andenoo> could go «>tit after lbe game, cet aomettq to eat and d.rtnk and forget about what happened." All three bad been bit bard by the Indiana' batters ln the Sept. 18 came wbeo tbe money chan1ed banda. ' . . • Bx &O(ill:&CA&UIOl't.___ ... --ttl!i!l!llr. --~ --~ Nllliili" -. Sport.acuter Clu1.t 8ebeak8l~• t.lme·worn motto rep,rd1q colle,. football ii "Whal bM.ter •l.Y to•pmd a Saturay afternoon.·· '°' eorc.. del ..... Hilb'• Sea K1np aod t.be N..-port Harbor Sa.Don. ll mi,gbl be: "What ~ way to •pend a niday even· Ins " 8eatlna up oo UM other is each'• ravort&eputJme. toiUM!ma. TBl:TWOLONG·TDIE&JYALSmffttor the l7tb tJme Friday aJ'bl at Orange Cout Collese ln what appears to be another in a lone Uneol emoUonal battles. Tbe rUes have a alight twist, ~~r. ftis not underdoa Corona del Mar aeekiog to gain respectability with a v1ctory over Big Brother. The Sea K.l.ng.s ol Coach Dick Morris are 2 O with victories over SJJDBet League reprek!otativ~' Huntington Beach and de· fending South Coast League champion San Clemente. T he Sailora or Coach Hank Cochrane are still looking for their first victory as a 21·9 loss to Mat.er Del and 34.34 tie witb Long Beach MllWtan have been low·ligbted by aJ. lowing 34 fourth.quarter points. Conse· quenUy the Sea Kings bave been installed as four-point favorites. ''1'818 IS A BIG GAME IN ITSELF," says Cochrane. "The fact that we're sUlJ looking tor our first win deflJl.it.ely makes at FOOTBALL/9AS!BALL Dia< MORRIS HANK COCHRANE an even bigger game as fu u our te am is concerned." .. We haven't changed our pbllosopby about beating Newport," says Morris. "But we have been concentrating on taking one gameataUmet.hisyear. closeness ol the kids through the yeus makes it that way Tbe Sea Klnp run a more basic attacked al.so rely bea vil y on the run . "We made some mistakes in the past. gearing toward this game . The cry was to beat Newport Ha rbor before the season even began. "Our players want lo beat Newport more than anyone else. We baven'twonfor soloog and the kids are hungry t.o get after them Records don't really matter " The standouts for Corona del Mar tnclude quart.ert>Mk Clay Tucker (6-for-10 passing and 112 yards last week). tailback Cbns Bright <22 carries for 184 yards la.st week), and linemen Kory Burwell and Scott Carpenter < both 225-poundersJ. For tbe re<:<>rd , the Sallors own a l3 3 ad· vantage and asl.x-game winning streak "IT REALLY DOESN'T MA1TER what l say or what the Newport coach says, it's a very important game to the players. The IS01'll COACHES ARE F A.MILIA a wath the other's tactics The SaJlors Wte to run a lot of motion and dilferent sets out of the wing~·T, but are primarily & rwuung team. Ne wport counters with quarterback Alan Gaddis Clough w1lh the pasb or run), r~ ceaver Olns Cat.es. llneman Neil Ross C220J and a bevyolba rd-running back.b Bosto11 .. s ~111111 .. Rl~e Keep Bot Pa~e For those players not involved lD a playotr a drive. Sept.ember is a month for salary drives, a lime to booet both their stats a.nil their stock. la that category, nobody has been bolte r than \.Boston's Jim Rice and Fred L)'llll. Rice be<:ame the 17th Jplayer in major league tustory lO colJect 200 blt.s for thr~ consecutive years while Lynn had a pa.ir of doubles. hls 41.st and 42nd of the season, and raised his batttng averal(e to 337 and slugging percentage t.o .639 as the Hed Sox took part of their frustration out on Toronto. 6-4 . . . Oscar Gamble drove an four runs with a double and a homer and Roa Guidry won for the 12th lime an ha!> last 13 dec1s1ons as the Yankees beat Cleveland, 6 3. The homer was Gamble's fourth an hi!> last four games and his 18th of the year while Guidry ran h.is patch.Jog record to l8-8 ... Mickey Rivers• two-run homer helped St.en Comer win llli. 17th as Texas downed Oakland, &-2 . . . Brwtt LY"" Boch~ blut.ed a grand slam homer to help Mike Parrott win his 14th as Seattle downed Milwaukee, 8·1 . Baltimore. staying an tune for the upcoming AL playoffs. got home runs from Eddle Murray, BeDJJy Ayala ;,ind Doug DeClJlc:ei; to beat l>ctroit, l3·2. for v1cl0ry No 101 . A balk by Mike Marshall wtth the bases loaded m the IOth inrung allowed the White Sox to edge Mtnncsota, C 5 In tbe National League, Richie Hebner drove in four ru n'> with a homer and double as the Mets crushed the Cub..'>, fS 3 . . Ttm McCarver hit a three·run homer to b.igh lJght a seven-run third inning thut carried Philadelphia over St Louu., 11·5. Pete Rose bad Ills hitting streak stopped at 23 game:,. longest an the maJors Uus year. ------Baseball Todat1-----..., On thJs dale in baseball in 1973: Nolan Ryan recordc.'<i h1s 38:3rd strikeout of the se:ison -a modern major league r~rd -a::. he 111tched the Cal1forn1a Angels to a 5·4, 11-aorung victory over the Mmnesota Twins On lhls date an 1970. The Pilt sburgb Pirates clinche d tbe ar firs t championship in a decade as they defeated the New York Mets 2 l at Three Rivers Stad.Jum to conclude a wild thr~·team race and nail down the National League's Eastern D1vtslon llUe. 'lit~ .Joe~• lnj•rf!d 111 SpUI Three Jockeys were inJured and two horses Ill lt11lcd in a t.erl~ of apilJs triggered by a horse that fell at TimonJum Race Course Wednesday. U.cla Smith. one of four riders to fall. was ta1ten to the shock trauma unJt of Maryland Hoepllal. Sbe was k~pt overnight and reported in stable condltlon with a concussion and ne<:k injuries. Others lnJured included J~ a.taaam and Robert Ftt11erald. The other jockey, O.rla Baker, walked away virtually unscathed ... Former Cal State Fullerton star Greg Bucfll and 8'e.e Bares were cut by the Portland Trail Bluers of the NBA . . . Tbe New York Knicks said that the return or $450,000 by the Seattle SuperSonica would not be auftlcient l o equall&e the com pensaUon ln the M arvlD Webtter cue. Tete.,bi.a, R•llle TV: No e vents scheduled. &ADIO: Bueball -Oodcers at Sao P'raociJc:o. 7:30 p.m .. KABC C7IO). P!nnant Race Fever witb Curt Gowdy, 7:45 p.m., K.NX 0070>. Buketball -LaJte~.YI· Su Dleto al Anaheim, 7:30 p.1D., Kt.AC CS70). Hoclley-K.lnp at Deftver, 8:30 p.m .• KUS (llJO). Footbe}l -Loan va. VUl• Part, 7: 15 p.m .. KORJ (IM.3 FM>. Dodgers Win, 8-4 Giant Pitchers Battered Again ~A!IO 1-HANCJ ~CO IAP1 t'cw manastl·r Dave Bn:.tol h~ the San Fruncasco Giants pl a y mg ('nthusr as llc bas eball. but he hasn"t quJlc figured out v. ha t to do about the mo~il das appolllllng patching btaff Ln the maior league Th~ Gi a n t s o p e nPd ii thn·e gamt· :.1·n1.·:. with I.ht· Lo., Angele:. [J od~ers H H undt-r 0 rr.,tol ThPn !>OffiC llf lhl• flld prublt·m:. b1.·1>1.t0 ,.urfarrnl! In two gaml·:.. thl· fa~t f1ni.,h1ni.: Dodger., battt-rt'd Si!n t-"ran<"IM'Q p1trh1ng for 30 ha t!> and 19 run:, A 1'-IDT A1TACK. tncludrnr k<'Y bl~ by Von J oshua. Davt:) Lopes, and Ball Rll!>sell. earned the Dodgers to an 8·4 1nctory Wednesday night It gaq_• lhl•m a H 3 rc..'<'Ord Jga1 nst the Grants, entering tonaght"s s.:ru.on series fan aJe .. r (' 3 n • I l"( p I a I 0 I t. .. s a Id Man ager Tom Lasorda of the Oo d ger::. · domlnanre. •·But we've had a good second haJl and have been playing we ll lately " Los Angeles bas won seven of at..s last nine games to near a .500 nrush, 78-80 MOREOVER . i\ VICTOllY tonal(ht wouJd make them the most succe!>~ful Los Angeles club C\ er against San Francisco Th(· 1969 Dodger:, went 14 8 and the 1977 club was 14 4 against the Giants .. The liiaots arc one cluh which bas bad more problems than us tha:. year ... said J oshua . who singled and scored a tying run in the fourth and doubled home the clinching flrth run in the fifth. J ohnnie LeMas t e r 's 3-run Conquerors Travel SHERMAN OAKS -Newport Christian's Conquerors, 1-1 on lhe seuon. trav~I to Buckley Friday afternoon for a non· lea1ue eigbl·man football game Kickoff ia al 2:30. homer off sl<trtc r Oob Wckh i;:a' t.' the Gaunt:. a :S 2. lcud rn th•· :.ccond J osh ua o pened th1· second ~1th erond Afl ('r pinch batter Vrr Ua' ahllo :.1ngled, I.ope:. and Ru:.l>cll dehvered run·l>Conng ::.1ngle::. a s the Uodger::. went tthl'ud t1> sta) (,ARY THO~i\S.-,O!\ v.alkl'(.'r 1 ()Ill (I n fflO I lo 1n lht fifth Y. 1nn1.·r Dave l'Jlt•·r:.on. 4 I ''nl-(ll'll off rcllevn \I lloll ani1 .JO<! L1Jpc~· ::.tnJ.:lc m :1d1· 1l G :I Fro• Page BI ANGELS ... Bobby Grich pul hrs a r m around the former pre~adent and s3rd . "Mr Ni xon . this Bud's for you '' Then he empt1Pd ihc content:. or a beer can over Naxon's head • • • AFTER THE CLUBHOUSE ce lebr a llo n . m o~t o f t h e An((~l s ad 1 ourned t o <t res taurant <ic ro::.s the s treet called .. The Catch," where the party continued into the wee houri. It ~a.'> there that J im Barr 1n1ured his h and . possibly ending his se:ison It wa ~ desrr ibed as a brnise to the knuckle of the little finger on hh ri((ht hand B arr h urt ha s h and h y punching a loalet seat to which was attached to a sign reading, "Flush the Royals.·· • • • •·REGOS I HAS PIC KED No lan Kyan to o pen the playoffs an Baltimore Davi• Fro st will s tart the second game When the series returns to Anaheim, Frank Tanana will get the assignment. followed by Chris Knapp and Ryan again ii a fourth or fifth g1&me are necessary. !:Olyiµpics zy Cost: $1 Mill~on Per IJ011r For the meaningless series upcoming tn Texa.s. Fregosi w11l :start Ryan, Frost and Knapp , but none wlll pitch more than five Innings . T a nana w ill probably be used in relief os FreJtosi tries to keep bis staff sh ar p LOS ANGELE.5 (AP) -ABC wUJ dell ver 200 1Jour1 of 1M4 Sumllier~ - • ~ Olympia vlfttnc at a record COit to . the Mtwort ot more than Sl m1lllae u ~ bour wader 1n 11reement for tbe ~ excluiv• U. S. rt1ht1 to cover lbe ~ Gameebere. ID umoundDc tbe award WedDeldu. ' t.be lmsutJonaJ Olymplc Committee , and the Loe A.Qaeles Olympic Or1aaJato1 CommJttee said ABC •treed to pay $22S mllUon In caah , bulfd 1n Olympics , broadcast center and provide. a ":worldwtde~cut1ipal. • "We believe um to be the lar111t 11n1I• televlalon a1reemeot ever ------------· - ne,oUated." the IOC a.ad LAOOC 11.ld lD • Jotnt ttat.emem.. INDt19ftY IOt1aCa bid outtiMCI the plu to Tbe Aleoclat.d .,..._. OD Monday, but formal anDOaDcemeat c1me It a Wedwday H'WI ccmf.-.ce held by Moalque BerUous, IOC executive director, aad Peter V. UeberT'Oth , man•stnl director of tbe LAOOC. The JOC executive board, c bairod by Lord Klllaoln. muat approve lbe a1reement.. but t.bal ...-.,xpect.cl Oct. 25 when the board mt1l1 In Na1oya, J IPID, tbe)' 1aJd. - lo me, ABC's Lelecut of tbe Suaimer Oam• beiped propel tbe networtl from U.1 lonltlme thlrd·plaH 1pot &lblDd CBS t.Dd Nk 1D Drlme Um• to ~ ol • dominaMe {a tb.t ....... ...... .. wer• dramattc-eaov11r to prom-pr rat!ap·poor NBC to bid about tlOO mlllion to wt.n the rt1bta to tbe ._, llOICOW Summer Oam•. HE&E'8 WHAT ABC AG8&BD lo provide in 19". accordllll to ROODe Arlectce. president of ABC news and 1port1: -1100 mllUon ror Lb• u. s. Lelnilion rl•hll. -.. . . .... -------- -$W million lo the LAOOC for production and aupport aervtc., wtU&- could lDclude DOD-broadcast areu 1ucb M tramportaUOD and provMtiDI relu.lla ol the contesll. -A "clean broadcul 11tnal" tor foreten~. · -An Olympics broadcul center wbere lbe broackatt 1lsnaJ wou.Jd be plck~ up. "f bonellly haft no Idea whit t.b1t wlU cost," Artedce •aid. ABC's co.ta beyond \be four a.rtu outlloed above "could exceed anotber tlOO million, but much or that will be recoverable,•• be said. , . Oilers Win, 23-7 Jett Huebel scored four eoal• and bad elpt Ulilt.I a.ad four other playen had three coa.ta e.ch u t.M HuaUnetoD Beach Hieb water polo team defeated Kennedy, 23-7. Wednetday. Steve Baugh scored three time. tn Lhe fourth quarter and Marc Paa.I• did lt lD the tJUrd period u the Oiler• scored at le11t five toaI• lD every :iuarter. HB 1oalie Bob Cun nab•m recorded 14 saves. . .. ---------...... ·~ .. . l I : I .... _ --- ---- ---- --•• 1' . FOOTBALL /.BASEBALL- I .. . -··········-... ·l .,. ~ .. -· .. -.. ---- ' , O•lly .. 1 ... St.I" ,,_ SAN CLEMENTE S MULTI-TALENTED JEFF BANNER FACES COSTA MESA TONIGHT. Mesa, Tritons Clash Huntington Beach J/isits BOlsa Grande By ROG ER CARLSON Of llw D•ily Piiot S~" Costa Mesa High's high-fl ying Mustangs, No l in the CIF Central Conference and boasting a passing game second to none, meets ball control-oriented San Clemente tonight at Newport Harbor High in non league football. Kickoff is set for 7:30 and the Mustangs of Costa Mesa Coach Tom French are listed as 10-point favorites to make San Clemente t heir third victim or the season. Also competing tonight from the Orange Coast area are the Huntington Beach Oilers, looking for their first win or the season at Bois a Grande High in another 7: 30 contest. COSTA MESA ENTERS with All·CIF quarterback Bill Lux .at the controls. Through two games he has completed 26 of 45 for 453 yards and two touchdowns. His major target is Dan Bauer, who caught 12 for 245 yards in last week's victory over Capistrano Valley. Chris Starkman has added 179 yards in 58 carries at tailback. San Clemente, defending South Coast League kingpin, will be trying to bounce back from a20-0pastingbyCoronadel Mar . The central figure in Coach Allie Scharr·s ball-control. wishbone offense is halfback Jeff Banner, who is virtually a one -man team . BANN ER, A THREE-YEAR STARTER who scored 14 touchdowns as a junior, is the breakaway threat at halfback, is known for halfback passes, is a receiver and rover on defense. More? He snaps the ball on punts, returns punts and kickoffs and is on the kickoff team. He also does the placekicking. A sore spOt in San Cle mente's armor is in the second a r y where halfback Darren Warner is not expected to play due to a groin pull. "I really think Costa Mesa is going lo be a bett~r team than t he one we faced last week <Corona del Ma r >,·• says Schaff. "That's not a dis paraging remark about Corona del Mar . they really stuck it in our ear ''BUT COST A MESA SEEMS to have more scoring power. We just want to hold on to the ball as long as we can." Among San Cle m ente's squad is 272- pound tackle Mark Solomon and 230-pou.nd defensive lineman Duane Ford. "S i ze-wise." s a ys French, "San Clemente is very close to us and I'm worried they can control the ball on us." Wayne Rice is lost at defensive end for the Mustangs and will be replaced by either J eff Arbuckle or Kevin Kipp. HUNTINGTON BEACH COACH Da ve Van Hoorebeke has made nine personnel changes in the Oilers' attack in search of the r ight combination. Bolsa Grande looms as a big obstacle with All-Garden Grove League quarterback Ron Hendricks operating behind a line which includes 6-7, ZTO-pound center John Swoboda and tackle Phil Tedman (6-4, 248). Huntington Beach's Dan Curran has completed 15 of 37 for 231 yards and one touchdown. Bobby Thompson and Joey Rodriguez have a ve raged close to rive yards per carry at the fullback spot for the Oilers, but the production at taUback has been con· siderably below expectations. Pirates Improve Lead Retls' Magic Number Now Two From AP Dispatches PlTTSBURGH -The Pittsburgh Pirates secured their bold on first, but none suggested last rites for the Montreal Expos. "If the Expos were gomg to die, they'd have died a month ago,'' said Phil Garner, who matched Tim Foll with three RBI as Pittsburgh pounded Montreal, 10-1, Wednesday night to move l lh games up in the NaUonal League East. "TllEY'llE ALIVE AS LONG AS they've got a mathematical chance," said Bruce K.iaon, who tossed a complete-game seven-bitter. ~ ''You don't kill off a team like that," Manacer Chuck Tanner said alter the Pirates finished their season aeries with the Ex_pos with an 11·7 record, including a 5-1 mark in past two weeks. The Pirates' magic number ls four. Any combination of Pirate wins and Expo losses totallin& four gives Pittsburgh the title. "rr8 NOT OVEll WITH YET, but they are in a beck ol a.position," said Montreal Manager Dick Williama. · The Pirates met St. Loull bere today in a makeup 1ame. They end tbe seuon with three weekmd 1ame1 here with tbe allcaco CUbl. Montreal played a makeup doubleheader today bl Atlanta. Tbe Expos return bome for three weekeod pmee wltb Pbihldelpbl,. .. We 6ave to win ounelve1 and hope somebody can beat. them. There's no other way," said Ellpo third bueman Larry, Parrlth. lletl8 L .. se, Ce•lltleat CINCINNATI -Otck Waper, tbe u.tually sedate preaident ol the Cindnnatl Reda, didn't 1et a riH out~ JobmlJ Bench wben be walked lnto tbe clubboule wearlnl a hairy Halloween mtt•k • . "Hi, Dick," said Bench. "I'd recognize that tie anyplace." · But Wagner was intent on scaring somebody, so it was quickly decided that rookie Angel Torres was t he best candidate. "Angel's so skittish he jumps lf you just walk up behind him and t.oucb him," said Reds' coach Harry Dunlop. "Hey, Angel, telephone for you, hurry up," a clubhouse boy called. Torres took the bait and Wa~r sprang froUt a laundry room door. Sure eoougb, Torres let out a whoop and ran as if he'd seen a gboet. It wasn't champagne, since the Reda· can't clinch the National Leape West tiUe unW at least Friday. But the levity after Wednesday nlpt'a 4.3 victory over the San Diego Padres clilpelled the gloom or the previous ni&ht's Jou to the same team. Cincinnati 'a magic nwnber la now two. NIWcre •e.•• Nlelcr• ATLANTA -Phil Niekro of the Atlanta Braves became a 20-game winner Wednesday night for the third time in bis career , but be did it reluctantly. "I'm nol proud of what I've done." Nlekro aaid after driviDI in four nan.a u tbe Bravea downed the HOUiton Aatrol and bll brotber Joe Nietro, M, vtrtually killing the Astn.' t1Ue bopee iD the NaUonal League Weet. "lt-wu a very emotional 1ame," Phil Nlekro said. ••1be whole day waa emotional. J tb1nk onee he (Joe> 10C:out of the 1ame and J didn't Me blm, it became a different game for me and I want.eel lt. "It wu one of the few Umes J really didn't '"I like I wanted to 10 out to pitch ln that attuatlon where a team wu tryln1 to stay tn the race," Niekro added. , Joe Nlekroi. 20-U, said, "ll was a bil game, lt reallywu,anchdtdn'tdolbejob." . .. , . . , . ..... _,_., ... # • , , .,.. .... , ,, ,.._ --·~ ,... p ........ ,., . . • 81 DA VE CUNNINGHAM oe .. OMty N.e 1utt It a.bould come a.a no au.rprise that Dao Qu.laenberry can get ma- jor leque bitters out. He's been facing them since he wu 11 years old. ··My brother and 1 would play atickball in the backyard," Quisenberry remembers. "I was always the Braves and be was always lbe Twins. I struck out Harmon Killebrew quite a few times." IN REALITY, THOUGH, Quisenbe rry looke d like · a longs bot to ever earn money play· ing baseball. As a senior at Costa M esa High he weighed 148 pounds and didn't throw very hard. He went on to play for Orange Coast College and compiled a modest record or 16-15 over two seasons. No big league scouts came with offers. ··1 was too skinny a nd l dJdn't throw hard enough," Quisen- berry says. B UT HE P ITCHED well enough at La Verne College lo lure a rubble from the Kansas City Royals Hesignedquickly "By the ltme I started pro ball my a rm was dead from pitching so much in college," Quisenberry s ays "I was so tired that my arm dropped from an overhand mo t ~on lo almost completely sidearm." Bingo. The bi rth of a smhr Quisenbcrry's deliver), modified by f atague. produi:,:ed a new. dead ly pitch - DAN QUISENBERRY THE ADDED WEIGHT gave him more speed on the fastball "I was clocked at 82 m al~ per hour." Qwsen berry says "That's not too great. hut 1t 's not slow p1tch i.oftball,e1ther ·· On July 7. after four ye(lrs in the minors, Quisenberry got the rail he'd dreamed about all his hfe an 1nv1tat1on to th e maJor leagu('S · Thas 1s like Emerald City at the end of the rainbow. · Qu1:.cn Cross Count ry DAILY PiLOT ·•3 . berry sa.)'8. ''They toot a OllDble brin(lnguparuywbothrowiaynth low velocity, but the 1amble ap- pearatobavepaidofffortbem." INDEEDITBAS. lnbla6'Jtsix weeks in the majors, Quiaeallen'Y made 23 relief appear•ces, logged three saves, two vidortes and a 1.98 ERA. • "I' m/itchlng more here~ I ever di in the minors,'' S$ the man bis teammates call Quiz. "And they're using me in Ugbt situatiooa. That kind of surprtsed me." Quisenberry earned the t.rwt of Manager Whitey Henog b)' pro· ducing results from the m~t he arrived. . IN IDS FIRST major leagaa'ap- pearance be bad to face c._up hitter Lamar Johnson 1"hen Chicago had runners on first amt second with one out in the seventh inning. He got Johnson to hit into a double play. "My job is to keep the ball low, get it to sink. and produce groun- ders." Quisenberry e xplains. "When I come into a tight game with men on base. my JOb is to get a double play ball." With few exceptions. be bas done h1s JOb well. "Without Quisenberr y," says Herzog. "we never would have been able lo stay in the race." That '> a pretty good comph ment for a man who Just a few year! ago referred to h1m!>elf a:. a .. non prospect ·· "f FF:LL IN UJVE with 1t,' Quisenberry says ··I decided to keep it even whe n I got stronger In fact, l've been dropping my arm alittlemoreeach year .. Uni, Tritons Win But Quisenberry was sllll a minor league pitcher . a "non prospect." as he puts 1t He needed one more trick to make the jump to the maJors That trick was Janie. the woman he married three years ago "I got some home cookin' and slopped staying out late at ni ght Put on abotst 15 pounds," Quisen berry says. It didn't tJl.t· l °j 't'f'>ll' lltgh ~ cn>Ss <:11untr) t <1m lon1-. to lne up to ti.'> :'\o ~Cit-' 4A ranking In tlietr du;,,l meet opener. tht' TrnJan'> had a 16 s econd ~roupmg among their top flH· runner<-. v.h1pp1ng host M1s!>1on \ 1eJo. 18·43. Wednesday Stu<Jrt Ll o~d c1nd Graham .J ack!>on both t'hl•t·ked 1n at 15 50 f<>r thl' three mile· cour<>c with Llo)d !>eekrni: out hi s teammate for ind1v1du<.1J honor-, San Clemente ruul<l be th1· ~u rpri:.t• of tht> South Coa i.t l.t•aguc. a ftt'r thl· Triton ... dn"' n1:d ~.I Toro. 22 33, by 11~1 bhin~ four of the top f1 v1· place~ • David llov.ard '4-0n the race m 17 57. t>1g ht second:. ahead of teammate Doug Sanehe7.. Says Coach John Balak "This tould be our year .. Fro• Page BI Jim Marina Valkswagen ATTENDANCE. • • resembling an ostrich with its head buned in the sand, refused lo recognize the change in the game and res.olutely steered clear or it. managlng at the same Lime to destroy a franchise that once drew almost2.7 million fans to Shea Stadium @. RABBIT DIESEL # 11.,. FUEL ECONOMY 1979 EP A ESTIMATES WITH THEIR PURSE strings tied tight. the Mets ignored the big-money auction. prefernng to hang on to the profits produced by the large attendances they once attr acted instead of reinvesting them in the club. They chose instead to depend on a farm system that dried up 10 years ago. LARGE SELECTION While George Steinbrenner rev1taLized their competillon across the river v.1th an infusion of free·agent funds. the Mets surrendered the caty of New York, a town they once owned . to the Yankees. Working in the rundown South Bronx. the Yankees have drawn an all tame record 2.424.297. an increase of 2l2.774 over last year and more than three times as many fans as the Mets They are working in the same market so you have to guess one or them is doing something very nght and the other is doing something very wrong Baseball Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE West Division K•blels Kansas City Minnesota Texas Chicago SeatUe Oakland W L Pct. 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(,,, .... ,.. ••O• ,,,,,,.¥ .. , w .. ,..,~o Ou .. ,. f •rf1«"r\IOt'I. wkif rf"'11v1tr HOCKEY 14tllefttl Hecltn U~• HAii 'FOAO WHAlE AS Aelu•""O \lv••I Smllh, clei"""""""· to f'tl••-OWQll QI Ill• OrllAr'O Hot>tt V<IQIA INOOOll SOCC.l lt IMIW 1-Soc.cer L.t .. ,.. '> T LOUIS !>T(AMEAS Pur<~•\M '"'° utnltKI Of Tv t'l>OUQll, m•dl••IO.'. ••om ""' C:1n<rnn•ll K"1• Water Polo k on .., Ollarttn "•oneOy I 3 1 I Hunlln910'> 8UCll • s I , 1) Kenr>e<ty \COrtr19 Bl-'· Wtl~strom, cov. (f1910ll ,, Mwnt1119ton Buth Hor111g· Webb l, HwQllet •. H•yt 1. ZYltl••. ArtOtlt,. t , fledt'°" 7, WroQhf J, lltWQI>), P t <N\ l. Women'• von. ball FOR THE RECORD I OUTDOOR S I BOATING , Jim Niemiec -- ·~Fisliffig Season OVer As our weather turrus lo cooler n.ilbta and mornlng• outd oor acllv llica by Southland sport.amen make u switch from the bot days or fJummer . No looger l.lre anglers lookina to t.he ocean for albacore, yellowtall a nd bass. With cooler wate r temps these gllme fight.era bave departed our waters and headed either north or south dependln.g o n m igration paths . The re will sWl be private boats out chasin g m a rUn unW the later weeka 9C October. but for all practical purposes the flshlng se:;son has come to a n end. NOW ANGLEllS Wll.L TACKLE sm aller game fo1h that abound in our local waters before winter sets in Surf fishing 1s very popular for OUTDOORS many a'nglers during Octo~r. November and · December Beach crowd.b have gone hom e, s urfers are only out when big waves era.sh our shore line and fis hing is very good Lao;t week this writer enjoyed a good bite off our Newport Beach. bringing m l>f)me nice barred perch to three pound!> and missing many other str ikes while f1 sh1nic in a heavy surf Barred pen•h , <•orbma, croukcr <i.potfm and yellowfinJ are <ill raughl in our nearby i.urf Bail i s vaned, but the basic ba1li. < mu!>seh, ruwrs, shrimp, worms I blood > <md i.ofl shelled crabi.J work well 1n- d1v1dually or tn comb1rwttcm lo provide good angl ing Knowledgl.'ablt• un~lt·r'> f1 l>h about an hour befon• hJgh tide for bes t result'>. but some anglers prefer Cish1nl( at low lldl' IAJOU rods a.nd tight ltn1· make s urf f1sh1ng cnJoycibl•· BA\' FL~lllNCi Al~"IO IMPROVES I.luring th1· f .ill months with spoltNI bay bas!'! and spotf1n ... mukmg up tht· bulk 1,f the harbor catch Then· 1s ulso smn<> good s tr11wtl bass actHJn undt:r thP hoy bndJ:t' for tho'>t' unglc rs toss1nl( lun·.., or MH1kini;: anchovies Check with Oavcy., Loc:kt:r Art ., Landing or Roy's Bait and 1 acklc· ftJr tcchn111ut·'> on fish m g Newport JI arbor Th<'n· will be som <> ~ood lt1w ti<h•.., c·•mllni.t later thl'> month f1Jr th11s1: \I. h1, 11. <int ttJ dig P1sm11 dams Our population 11f lt·gol ( lums h<.t'> droprwd over lhe year s, but lhtJSC w1llrn1e lt1 get out 1n deeper water u.ually brlna home e nougb clams for• Sood bowl ot chowder. F&E811WATE& ANGLEllS WILL TURN to bass flahlng at l.he San t>lego lakes. with trophy baas waters Uke San Vicente opening up next Thursday. Closer to home, Irvine Lake bas re· opened tta gates for s hore fiahing only and will re· m~ln open all year. The enery fee has been set at $4 per angler, and the lake ls open every day. Ren· ta l boats should be available at Irvine later this year . Big Bear Lake wlll be &ood ror trout as the water cool.a and some good brown trout and brood stock fishing is on tap for those anglers bound for t.he Sierras. Meanwhile, the outlook fort.he hunting season 1s very good. This past weekend marked the open· ing of the general deer season and hunting was re· ported very good 1n all areas. despite warm tem· peratures With a cooling trend on the way the pro' s perts for a continued good deer season a re good DOVE SEASON ENDS FOR CALIFORNIA bunters this weekend and pros pects are poor for th e close due to cooler weathe r and rain in some areas fiest area s to work wouJd be close to o ur Mexican border whe re there is i.ttll a very good population or dove Duck and quail hunter~ will l'nJ<>Y good open- ing days later 1n October as both species or bird.s s how an improved population over recent years . The quail numbc-rc; art• up all over the: l>tatt: and 1l should be one '>r the: hC'>l sea.sons ever . unless. heavy ram:. hit prior to Oct 20 I opening day 1 Durk hµntcrs cire also l0<1krng to <i good season Many s portsmen &re tu ming to Mexico for a \'arif'ty of fishing and hunting tnps and with packages being offered by resorts and good con· n(.'c·t1ons via Aeromex1co to a ll popular hunt1ng :m<1 Ctshrng s pots. mOrP Callfom1ans are taking ad· 'ant agP of what M <'XH'O has to orrer Lon~ rani;:t• trtp'> down 8&11a·., coast out or f'1sh· nman·., Landing 1n Scin Diego are very reward· in~ dunng lht· fci ll month., and ther~ " Pxcellent m<Jrl1n. 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Wiii (Mt IOf"f•llM f"l'f 1n ft,_, 1 .. ._... • aUS uf•S •~• of ~ nono. t.rw-full '"'" tf'll:•"°' ...... t• ,.ICTITtOU. .... • JAt (..A UA,..L•NC> .,l] lll 41tl\#'f An ..... y,atU w fOfftitt,,'1tO""'WJVN'lt'i'ftU\tttft HA-Ml. iTATl"MINl IAv•n"" trv·n-(•I torn•••71U --------------1 H t> th~' mAY w1th0ti1w l'\1\ DtO 10' tn .. tOllO••no PH\On\ •'• do1nq tno1•d B .,_, Q,., l JOhMfW' Jr 41 P..•k>d (,f f(.lfh liwfl t 0f 0 .... , i1fte' hiy\l;"~';'pA()Pf'RTtf '\ «)t4 Mt\tr41tl 4l tl) lltO .. A~we P•IM 0.Mttf 111 O•wr on.,.. "'' .. "' Series Winds Up AngelT1Wn Event Tops Calendar Uah1a Conntluan Yacht Club wlU wind up it.a sea.son-long Angelman Series wttb ruclng around t.he buoys oH Newport Beach Saturday aod Sunday. There will be t wo r aces Saturday a nd one S unday and aJI three w1U be scored as one race. Races start at noon each day. T h e Angelman Serl e11 Is for Pe rformance Handicap Racing Fleet <PHRF> yacht.a and waa designed to bonor t.he late Hugh Angelman, one of tbe foremost deslenera of ocean racinc yacbta. IN OTHER LOCAL YACHTING events, Voyagers Yacht Club will conduct It.a annual Jane Schock llemortal Trophy race Sunday for women skippers and crews saltine lo PHRF yacht.a. Udo llle Yacht Club will s t.aae lt.a annual Fall Regatta for amaJJ boat..1 radns inside t.he bay Saturday and Sunday. la tbe Dana Pol.at are1, Capistrano Bay Yacht Club w.lll aend PHRF yacht. around t.be buoy1 l.n the rutb race of the club'• Oceao Raclaa Senn Seturday and Sunday. D&llft'S A UGBT TV&NOOT, -..... ~ la belq 1bown ID the Cal co.tll l'llCe ln wblcb a flelt of Nven ocean nctna yacllt• a.re earout.e from San rraaclleo to a ftJJllll ~ tlae Newport Pler rrtda>' or SaturdQ. Tb• m.mlle race atuUct TueadaY at & p.m . from 8t. Jl'randa Yacht Club JI.lit lnalM tbe Oolden Oat.e Brtdae· Alto ill Sen Jl'raac!Ho, a -ol - six-meter racing sloops are e ngaged in a lx.-sl four of seven races for tho American-Awitra llan Challenge Cup. Conte nders a re the de fender , St. F r a n cis VII s kippered by Tom Blackaller, St. FYC and the Swedish challenger, Maybe XII, 11klppered by P atrie Fredell of Stockholm. This Is the first year in the history of t.he <:vent th.at t.h e challenger haa nol been an Australian entry. Southern Califomia Yachting As- sociation calendar: St. Francis VII Wine SAN FRANCISCO -St. J'rancls Vil of Su Francisco, tbe American defender, defeated 8wedtn'1 cbal._... llay Be XII to tab the opentna race of tbt American· A..-trlllm 0. 1acbt1D1 ..._ oa la rr.etlO".., ••• ..,. 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"tNOct -, 11, fl.1'1' Jm.1' Seft, 1',Qn. 4, 11, It,"" .,...,.. ..... 1UMC)(t.4, II, tt. ttn ,,_.,, ______ .. . - ,..., _________ --- --• -- -• - - -..... .,. ..--.--... -"' • • • • • ~ • • • • r-.. • • .... • • -• • • • • • , • • • ' • • • • -.,. -•• r • -• ., r r ...,,. • r r-~ • ,.. ,, " • ,_, lfffl' • f' ' • " r-" f' ,,. #" ,. r ,._ '' • ,,_ • •• .._ COMICS I CROSSWORD ~ 4•~ "Usually he's willing to make a deal for four or five hamburgers I" 'SHOE MOON MULLINS THE FAMILY CIRCUS BE WITH you As SooNAs I WASH! by Bil Keane "Cinderella's coach turned into a pumpkin, but daddy says ovr cor' s turning into a lemon." DENNIS THE MENACE PEANUTS UNUS. DO &(OJ iHINK 61RLS StOJLD PLAV TME SAME SPORTS AS 80'l5 ? • THfRE'S ALWA'r'S THE PR08lfM Of INJURV ... IU II.A.. V,.\.C"• _, 6 :~.· '"· u .. ... . by Tom Batluk 1;;., ... J' :M A• I t.-1",/' U ,•, by Lynn Johnston Y'KNOW, 1LIZ.ABE.TtL YOU 001'11T HRVE Sucti A~ UF£ AFTEPI f\U. ... "Thet'• tM footllool, ..... .,.. The ec.le• .,. 0"' ........ by Jeff MacNelly by Ferd & Tom Johnson .----.,,.......,~---,.,---, GORDO DISH IT UP! I ORABBLE DR . SMOCK You SAY Y'OU'Re GOING -ro -Y-AKe A Few PRAC"T'ICC: cu-rs ~eFoRe YOU STAR"T"'. POC"T"'OR? MISS PEACH IS "fMA~ A ft:l.CPMOlllE: ti'Ol.l~ -1\ICltE: "'. Wow~ fl(Af' ~OME:f~IN<. 1• 0 (fAU.'4? (70C'SN ·,-'{OV(. rA'fM((. MA'/E: A PltON£ ii.I 141<; l Ac:l. '! I· I ~IE. AND DO YC\..4~ AU:ZENTJ ,AUR:I' ? by Gus Arriola by Kevin Fagan (~= I \ f " . ~ by George Lemont by Mell Lazarius WEl.L, Ya~. t TOl.D T l-lliM VOU A~E A TYPHOID c.AleClfllfC . TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE JUDGE PARKER TUMBLEWEEDS : .; . 'JI ~ l:\\."l"-V~~I .• 5fEVtf f>UC~MAN. lf"5TIME10 G£T OUT Of BED! Ml55 5PENCER WIU. ~E COMIN(:) OY FOR YOU IN AN HOUR OR 5() ... by Harold Le Doux l H.\ f~ 5TRAN6E. ' HE \IU:;l \ E GOTIEN UP f>EFORC I DID ' rEl<:HAP5 HE WENT ovei;: 10 5H WCI' ACR055 THE HALL.• by Tom k . Ryan wm+ OCCA510NAL GVsrs. . ACROSS t AOm11 6 Fert1lize1 10 GOid c0tn 14 French 11ver 15 TrO()oeal tree 16 Soc111a11 city 17 s,othSI> •s la110 8 Tum!> 20 Raltf'r t z1 Pos~sseo 12 Happe111n9 23 Work 25 Is 1n01gnan1 27 Candles 30 Bigot J I Degrade 32 Betray 2 WOfOS 33 -. anos or buts 36CNt 37 Raze 38 Aim 39 -degree 40 Italian river 41 Polka 42 Kind Of COi· lector: 8'. 44J,t~ "5 Sunblthflr 47 Ululate 418 V1pei 49 SOCW'h lie 5C De1a11 54 Scouano 57 Marlo.elpla<:i' 58 Glfl snamt- 5S Pefuse 60 S!Cletraci.. 6t Conse .. a ffve 6:? Oeoeoo 6JUo -- Corne<eo DOWN 1 Sad woro 2 l<nowtedge 3 Italian money 4 Exam 2 'WO•ds 5Cyst 6 Badge 7 Retired 8 Sklba<fS bird 9 Zodiac s19n 10 Plunders Archatt 11 Alma 12~dlfl0 13 Stlndsup 19 MISllC • ·• TE O ~, •t ,,,. !:h ! 11i /i t"fJf •· .tJJv " Pu11lc ~u ,,~ , ... . \ ( o t I \ . .. c ~ 0 0 • l • u 0 l I •• 0 V I • I ~ •• t • I ' • l ~ ,. I l I • 0 • l • I I \ c • s 0 l s I I ( ·--' t ( 0 --" l •I " . • I I • s s , ... a I -, 1 • l (-$•• . ' . .. 0 • . . ' A 0-Pl A c; ( ~ I l ( ' f ' .. •• s • u ' t • 1 1 l ( •• a I ' .. 0 I A I • u s s Y• 21 Heowns 1t 24 MIOOfal 25 Assessor 4'6 Coll subj 27 Loch 28 Ao101n 29 Moocher 30 Crow 32 Package anew 34 Visage 35 Toboggan 37 Sketch 38 lfluminatton 40 Temary I I 5 .... ' IC I ' s 01u1•- • s1Cl lP• O i •• .. CIH-0 • 1 . ' 0 •• ll ' • • I I l ·-•11 I 4 ' . S S•Dll ... 41 --Jones 43Cheap Var 44 Cot stlorr 45 Unspoken 46 "A Bell tor 47 Rash 49 f>hooe ~I Circuit 52 Seaeaglr. S3 Marry 55 Great Bruins star 56 Born 57 Man'sn;fme --- < . . ., --· ..... -5 •ustness D TROIT <AP ) U.S manuf11<1UttrW ~rt aul.o tal• In mad S.ptemtter were the aecond b•a t C'V~r . •I.th br)'tl~r·a rC'bel pro1ram 1 major l't'uuo (or the 1ur1e The nv._. produ<'en dellv r«t utl,800 t'al"I In lh~ period, up 2 4 I -~,. ... perunt from m .w tn the earn 10 daya QI 19'78, th~ romPW• .. d T\leld.ati B•YSl.El 'R .... >A•CAa re b•tet. wbJch end Sunday. and heavy rebltes to dHler1 by all m1nuf1cturcra, 1rt1 h e lping ctean out the ahowroom• ~ort lht n•~ modela 10 on aale Chryeler's aal«'• rc)I" . ptir t'ent The rt!balc' urs, lncludlnK lntermeclhatt' iit' modeli.. weire up ~ percf'nt "'ull wl1«1 mod 11.1 ros~ 230 percent Gerwral Moton 'orp , which ended dealer lncenll vei. on ~pt 17, 1uflered a salu decline ol 3 5 pt'rceot t 'ord Motor Co • whObc 1ncenllvei. last untJI Oct 11. en Joyed 11 2 8 percent lncreabc -Amencan Motors Corp , wtuch no longer r eportb m i d month i.a lei., suffered un ei.llmult"d ~ .. pfrct1nt d cllo" Volk1wa1en'1 Penn1ylv1aola built Rabblt, whic h lut year WH only ln Its alxth Wffk In •howroom1, waa up 232 percent Tau : I NDVSTaY PACE or 26,422 caNt tc>ld per day ed&ed out lot year '11 24 ,817 per-day salf!'a tor k cond place to the l988 n·cord ot 27.1~ Uealdn the mccntives, Gordon Ii M ackemlc, vice president tor l''ord's saleti oper utlonis, said lwllt'r wsed car pnces and an up- Lu rn in conbumer confidence ' he ld tl\c market .at a s at.J.sfac· tor y pace " So Cur lh!li year, GM is off 4 4 pcrt·ent. l"ord is down 16 per cent. Chrysh:r ts down J4 per. n•nt. AMC 1i. down )9 percent u11d VW 1s up an astronom1caJ J.:1:u l)(!rcent becau!>c of 1ti. slow -.tart IW>l full Middle Oass: ·~-· ......... TH EY SAVE, GARDEN, CUTOUT FRILLS TO KEEP UP WITH INFLATION IN KANSAS Jim, Betty Walker and Sona Jeff, 5; Mtke, 3, Outalde Home Juggling to Stay Even ULYSSES, Kan CAl'I Jim W:s l k e r doesn 't look at hi '> hou,.ehold billi. any mon· 'I Can't Suroive aL Last Year's Level' t • 0 K t ' l' N , I T ' S t t>l«vis 111n, honw mnv11:s anrl hr1dl(c• onc·1· ;1 month Tht' Wulkers havf• twe n to""'" movH· lhlt. yf'ar It took th1·m three month.'> to sell one g<J1>-guzzlmJ{ t•ar Now tht'y'rt trying \.o sdl th1· other on1· <ini1 get " 'lec·ond used e<'onomy rn1111 .. 1 PROMOTED TO POST lrvlne Co. 'a Nlelaen Irvine Co. Promotion To N ie /,sen Tht• ln •int· ('ompany '!> Board of Dar.,·c·tors ha-. na med Thomas If 1PIM·n, former president ;ind ownn of tw11 Lu Jolla de \ •·lopmt•nt f1rm1>. to th., position uf senior v1C'1· µre-.1<h•nt of com- mun 1ty <h•v('lopm1·nt Ni1·l'lc11, 4H. of Nt·wport Hcuch, "ill ~· ri~µon-.1 hlt• for rns1d1m t1ul µJanrunu aml 1·ngineenng for "l'tw lrvin1· C"ot11puny lit· Jwrwd Thi· frv1n1· Compuny 111 Augubt , 1!17H YOUR PHYSICIAN t\NOWS BEST By Terry Grant, R Ph. I l• I 1fll f \ t'•ll ~ flft \4 ,f •·h I'····· h.1 ,., ,,. "" ",, Hlolf1'1 \I •If ti t "'' fllt 111 I , ...... ·""I 1111 • 111 1111• Ill •• It•• ltl I ti 111 ,ol 11' h .1 ~ 1111\\ le d1•1 .d 1,otl tl1 ' ,1 1• uuJ t ttt ti If •·.ti fr11 ul lh.1t 1;11 • (111ld o n t I 11 .. ·' 11. I .c II ' "',,. " • \I I\''"' t••JI .J ,,t,\. u l•lfl •I•• 1· .1 1111 d11 111• 11, "fl 's JUHt too JH11nful," th1· 32-year -old Lclephon(' t·ompany computer programmer !>Ul<.I, on ly half joki ngly. "I leave lh•· hill pay ing to Betty I do th1• hard part I try lo f1gun· 11ut how to i.urv1ve ." T h c W a I k c r s 1· o n '> 1 d ,. r themsel ves middle 1nt•1m1· Amen cuns. p011>ed on the front lane in thh" C'ountr{" losini: b1.1t tic against run:Jw;iy 1nfli.lllm T llEV DIDN 'T Nt;t:U th1· Labor Oepurtmcnt to tell thc:m Tucs dav th:Jt t h e t•onsu nw1 r1r1cc index <:hmbNl I I f1<•n ·t•111 last month And thc•y won't I;.· i.urpris <•d af , the l.uh11r Depurtmrnt 1>rcd1c ts. the \ lrntt1I St:Jll's end:. 197!1 with <in 1nfl ul11111 n1te ubov1• 1"3° peTC'Pnl .. Wh1:1t I d(ln 't I 1k1· lb thut I can't survive at th1· "l<lm <· h:v1·I th i s yt:ar that I w:as ut lu-.1 vt•ur, ·· said Walk1·r ··o ur t111-.11· 11PNh an· 1·os ting u<'°rr111n · lh1111 l'Vt•r bf·fon·. :incl I frankly 1·;rn t ,'>l'C any 1·nd lrl sight ll 's vn v fn~htcnmg · Walker san11u <.t ltukt· homcpu) 1:. about $14,000, u big c:ut ub11v1· the n:.it1onul average of $!0,200 for a ramilyoffnur H11>w1fc,Hctly I'> a homl'maker who i.pend'> tll"r days taJung care or Jeff, 5, un1l Mike,3 But they arc con v1n1·1·d thc1 t 1n n auon. n s1ng gesi. 11ric·ts ;mfl in t·rcui.i>d 1·1m -.umpt11m l1y lh1·1r growing srms will t h..ing•· tt1,·1f lafestyh· ev1·n mr1ri· ra1l 11 all} than it hw, in the: pabt f1v,. y1•ar-. "O,.. TllE Ft:Ll.OW1' m y ag'" at l h1• ofrll't'." s aid Wulk•·r "Ht·tty 11> lht· only w 1fto whuy1n~ Jllh Jfrri· 1n this smull town 11 's tough for h1:r ll1 ftnd work t hat w<1ult1 lmng in <·nough to tuv<·r the rust of ;1 huby~lllt'r ''Hut H<'lly wants to work. unrl "'"'n !.h1• may have to Hight now, wt.· d11n 't t'Vl'n h uvc that (•JC t ra f1 v1: doll:.irs at thf· end or th•· v.t•f'k to ~11 <1nd do ..,11mcth111g "" h "'1th It '>UT•· would bt• 1111'" lo h,1 \I• It ' <;•J\••rnnwnt f1gur1·s -.h<w. tlwl ""~htly mon · thun half or tlw marr11'il wonH·n with c h1ldrl.'n II\ in~ .1t home un· 1n thl' lahtor mar kC'l l ' ly-.s1·-. 1s u "1 0ulhw1·..,t1·r11 I\ u nsas f;irr111n~ t•om m umty 11f .d111ut !l,OCJU It I!> iJ huh for 1Al1lal t 11rn .1ntl sorghum ~row<'r..,, c 11111 rn,·n·1.il l'altlc f•·•·der-. u11d .. 11at u1 :11 i.:as 1111lustr,L !l 1'> .J..J>rfl "P t·r11u -.. r·los 1• knit ll1wn "h•·n· 111'i1pl1• hl'Iµ 1·al'h 11t li• 1 'l';dk 1·•·ntl·rs 1111 th1• "o·..,lhu . -.purl.., and llf"ll!h li<1r!> Ul'T ('()N:-,t:K\'i\TIO~ 1tw,1· day-. 1m·r<·a ... 1n,.~l) 1' fm u o;MJ 1in i.:u.,.1lin1· ;1t a dull :11 a 1~al111:1 worri1· ... about ;, r111 -.d1lt> hard '-'int 1•r anti a s h•1rt;1gf· 11f t1•1rtw llf'al111~ fut•l. and n1•1Ct ~ 11rrn1• ~ doubtful d11·'cl '>Ul>J1lw-. We n · .Jll wontlr:rang wheri· '-'<"(·an cut hur k fl<'XI ··said B• t ty :10. who ha-. thr1·1· \ 1·.1r-. •1f 1·11ll1·iw IK'hin<I h1·r La!.l \ r·;ir I .., 111·11t $:1~ •. 1 ",., ~ .11 th1• grrll"Cr)' -.ton• ·1111 , :,1 .11 I -'IH"ntl $511 I now liu ~ fll\ Ill• .at huH a 1·11w ut ;i t1m1 · ;ind pul 1t tr1 ttw fn•1·1,,l·r lw1·;1uSt· lhJt """'~ it .di 1·11-.1:. only $1 :!f, a pound I V•· gtJt a 1•1H1lt n .ind I 1n can1111w mon• """l thun ('VC1 I 1.'.dll 1 kt•i•p going to th•· 'u1wrmarkl'I and f1ndmg 1 ltat tumaloc·:. hav1· l.•i-• 1111 , II 11.tll". d t1 11111 11 .. 11 lht• ... 11 .1• "' lltl" '1 Hllhl• 11111 •1111\ "\ lit -------- l o p lfl• fl.till Ill d1•1 llfll 11111 '-111111.11 '11111l•1rn' 111 •· 111!1•11 1111•"• 111 Ill lhlft·llllJ' 1111tl11.ol 111 11lil1111 l> I\ •·h ~ 111.111 ''"'"'' l1y 11•·1A t11.1~'"'''''' 11·1 l1111qou·-, ' l .1\•, 1111/1.th'>I'> l'lt' 1.111 111111 11111 "411,tl " <'lJll!<>lllV Yflllr lr•111l1l1 .111<.1 pr1· ..., 11lx th1 '''"" 11111 1wul.1r nu·ll IC 111• h• clt•c 1111·' '' ht·°'I 1111 \ltll 'th.JI " 'Ah 11 11 '' II t 11·al rr11·11h tl•1 11111 h1·l 1· 11111111 •h.Jh•h ii .... "'l'>t" 111 Uh Ill ot ph\lU1·1,rn Ix f11rt· ;, 1111 .. •ohl•· w nous tll'l'ol'l" I ,1111lt•111•1f1JJ 't Ill I< l)()("J'OI< ("Al'\I l'llONfo: llS wh1·n you llt•t•fl ;1 011·lllf'tn1• J'11·k Uj) y ,, u I II rf• l,f' fl pl 1 f) n I r -.hopµ1n~ rll';irhv or w(• wlll dfol1111·r 11 rum 11t1y w11huut ••xtr:i d1Jr.:t• I\ ~· rt· a l 111 ,, n v Jl • · '' p I t• 1·n1ru"t u' w1lh lhl'tr 11r1·~1'1 1pl111n'> M ;iv we• t•111111111u11d y11un •• , , ... UDO f'HAaMACY FneDetl·~ lll Hotflff .. loed l'4•wpiwt•-.. '42·1510 I I $50,000 to $500,000 : INCOME PROPERTY SECONDS I • lntereet onJy peVftMnl • '"'o•• • c --•rciel • Reeldenrlal • Weel&ly co••ll•••U• • Monthly lu"d l1t9• • 6 •onlh• ro 3 v••r• • So•them C.llfo rnll ' .. lo•n lnforMAll lon ••n1i<« ,, Lt I , I (71•) 759-151 5 AMfAICAN HO#f: MOAlOAOf: J J(J 1'4t1WCJ'1tf ( Hftlt I IJtt,f fj"'"'" 1~1., .. Uitwfr.;ft u., .. , t1 ( 1tl1ft.;tr11f1 ··~···~1 Jack OuL At Bank MIAMI IA P I J ack hM. been fired rrom htb Job but hc"s nol likely to lohc much hlcep over ll Flugsh1p Hanks lnr has announc~-d its ··i4 Hour Jack .. <iutomat1c bank tellers are being replac e d b y n e w m achines touted i.s more ven.at1le, more re liable and abl e to handle more buaancss. f"l eg11h1p officials said the current staff of 30 Juck11 couldn't h andle the workload and were out or order 20 pcr<'cnt of the liml· At times. th e J"r ks even con rise a led r us tomr r~' sp ecial 1de nt1(1cat 111n cards for no a Jl111.1rc ul reason GUARANTEED SHORT-TERM RETURN. 10.114% Annual Rate -10.SSOo/o I ftt•Cl1vt.• Annual Yield' Republic's Money Market Certificates Republ1r s Htgh-Performoncf' Monry Mark.-1 ,,. 1 nunt •10,000 l'Unlmum Depo•lt. guarantees o high bhOrt-term yield on yow •llvh1{J' f hm.-&·Month 'lerm (182 cla•a) are nQ brot<ero~e leei or.iOther chttrg •· Cull uw. Wt• II m -1 f t f f d ( k h. · 1 fl•• ""' """""I ~"·••1 -.-"'""'• ltlf1 d•v• rdnge or. rans e r o un • rom your '>on or ot. ,, •• a11vh101 1.,. 'irifJ• ~r~• "'~""' ,11~ ,0111,.,, 111"< "~"'J'' .,1 lnctitutlon '""~'"'M I 1-d,.tiM reoulooon• '"'~'''" " • _ ,.,1i,111nu .. 11rn .. 1<•11 P"n•llV IOI r111ly ~-"• r•le •••U•W. lkf4e•ber 17 din Odelter I 11111M1•w•I end p1Ll1111>11 ~ompoundmu Every IJme the Roo11 .. r Crowe your Money Orow• ........ REPUBLIC FEDERAL SAVINGS • """ ln11n 1t•W••l1()" llAnTA MA 17th' SI. Welit of Newpon h ... ..-yt 71"1 ~"'1·~?86 I MAHEJN 202 AneN!lrn Pt111a, ~ N r 1l{lld SI c 11419!>6 IU~ I I LAOUl"tA l"tlQCJEL 3()132 C.tO"Mll \141ll"Y 11,.1kwt1v I 114) "?' 06'XJ WESTllUrtaTU 134 Wu1mlnm1 Mdll/&IMI t, Sen Olego fwy I 7 1'41 89'4·~J" / tt.M ome.. Al.TADE.MA 22"6 N lak.-Avt' IJI )I 101 1181 / b&I 6611 _...,_ ___ -:: _, .... -. ....... -: gon t· up two t·t·nt.., a c;,n every Vll;ll •• M1 t"ha,•l 1ntNrupt1·d . ai.k1ng f()r a drink of j)Oj) "'ThN<· 1-;11't uny .' '>lHd Mrm1, giving hun 1<·t· tea tnlllt'utl "'WE DON'T RLY f'Of' <i11v mon W1· 11-.1·il 111 hu' hits 1,f 'n.a< k-. Jllll tn·ah for th•· IJt1Y'> ::--;uw th(·" gC'I t rut·k1·r-. und ;, IJOp!)ldt• '-' hl"n lt1cy rt• fill ';,11· "lo <·ooku ... for th1·n1 no d1nrn r 111111> for u., To l'llO"l "r\ • Ill~ Ill K.Jll,.l', •in .11r 1 •111tJ11 1•111 lllCJ 1ft·•~r1·1· "IUlll mn. Betty and the boys pr11c t1C'ally hve al the neighborhood ~w1mrrung pool or an the b11ck yard A how;(;" -.1mllur Lo tht-1r two yt'ar old dwelling, which <'<i!.t lht·m SJ0,000. 1s selling down th1· block todi.y for $34,000 They f1>rr<• lht'mscl ves lo bank $75 u month to pay n'l1nJ.( propeny J n d ;; p e <' 1 a I t a x t• ., a n d h11m1•own(·r '> 1ns uranr 1• Their p1·r ... 11nal '>iiVtnl(!> J<'count hold' onh v.hat Jim l(cl.., in f "hri...tmai. twnu!)t·'> an<l """ uftt·n ho.J\f• '''dip into that to m1·1·t t.1n} l"JC I r<.t-., . 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A lot of us would hkc t<1 have a business hke that Banquet Foods 1s in good shape, too It market.!> a wide hn1.· of froi.eo runner.. and 1s No I m sales or frozf'n pre- pared ctucken ACQ 'IRED BY R('A rs 1970, Banquet dcx-s a husiness of <ibout S380 millton a Har on which 1t net:. $20 million before la'<cs /'.ot bH<1 nuin~r.. So wh~ ic; HCA selhnf! tht.,c f'Ompan1c . .,·1 Ht-cause the~ re· too -.mall and don I fit 1n thf· s uper-dollar wor ld lw 1ng fashioned by HC'A 1.a~t yi:ar HCA chalked up sa le~ of ~6 fi billion C I T f'manc1al has more than $4 LilUon out on loan With big money like that to take care of you don't ha\'e ttme to watch the small denominations Traders Stay Wal Amid Developments N EW YORK fA f'I The :-.tock markt:l. bucking a tumbling doUar and a big Jump In gold pnces, held its ground today with support from metal aod oil stocks. 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Sue· cessful women talk about their careers. Guests include p'ublisher Katherine Graham, singer Helen Reddy and pollU. clan Shirley Chisholm. I ·= NQHTGAU.PY ··~In The Aelt A turn-of·~ury ~r .-. M9dl _._. IOt Illa medlc:el ~ l •T~ ~ ~ ** * "H111'10••tQ11a ' ,, ... T) JoM ~. JOM C•••••rd · ·--••14 ",, ... eo-., ... Ito ,._ •. {1166) OoNld O'Comot, vwne Dueil¥ • DIOKOAWTT All•~t· -T.AAAMIH ........ tt:sr •G MMTTA ..,.....,._.to an~ -.~1o flnd•~ ..... .,.. ,~ nWMinQ ~-'"' t:OO • TOMOMOW 0 11H t llq1t· Edwin ......,._,aw.ta: T~ elorl etlllct Rott ._.en, Jeff Or .... fleld. en4 MefW\ l(lt- • MAYINCK •• The OtlOllt lcMdNlf 1 •• e wcww ···~ ........ Me In 81 lOul1" ( 194&1 Judv Oetlend, Tom Orelle • OPIUM "OM" (1t41i Oe1111la M0to1n, A'I•~ o.-.i c~ Oleo!• '-- • •t111g1111.-Md ..... ........... """·" Mlft) -~ uo e ..ov. * * "HIO.OVI" 11 ... ) Adtlefl eo.. ~ 9tldt- -"' !!!.9)'0fll ., •d~• ·--.... ~ ... ....,., ... ---In ........ ~ f'IMi/Ottt. ( 1 "" • 15 Mill.) ... ~ ** "The~ At 00-.. City'' ( 1tlt) .,... MoCrwt. Jllli9 MelN. di»·~ • •,; "Tll• Inn 011 Oilrlnloot'' { tN4) "'*" Dfedle. PIUI ~· • MACNlll. /a.... ~ ..... THS(IWW.I: .,....Nff ''891tll Cetc:Nt • TM An Ot ~ 8-'' .... MOYll * * "M 11rder la My ~ .. (1 .... ) Hugh ... FTIOf'lt.~W--• .. 1==~ • I LOVI LUC\' Lwqt .,.,.. into loo! •el• ....., ..,. t.-lo ~ ..,t ftecl~ • ODCCAWTT Qyeal Te nn••••• Buddy Ebsen moves lnto J ark Lord rouotry lonigbl as Mark Sh ra, E~en nd Lff Mt>riwelher <from l t!fl) star in an episode of "Barnaby Jone " et tn tlnwltn at 9 o'clock on CBS. Channel 2 ~1>0111 ""'' car••••· -·',ood and -·· •l•lue tAI Cl) LATIN~ HO 8 Cl) ~ J0NU J R ln .......,lo,__en Old "'-"° ~ ptob191M ... ,...., on c:tlWOM ol nar- couca 1muggllng end • MMIUO Cl TMIATM tO:.IOI='~ ~ TMIATM "Poldar~" Ron a nd o.m.u. Me ~ Wilh • -.. but a -bet o4 lhe !amity Olea lllld ltnanc•al 11:ao 8 (I) eel LAT! MOYIE •• ~ Colunll>O IOenllty c.-c 1e1s1 "-Falk. p_.,ICI< Mo()ooNll • tPV leedwlQ • ~ ... dell!>- .... .-.d• ""' '*"'* . on • mlUlofl wtliCI> .._. 10lllldHltl D TONIOHT Hoat JOl'lnny CatM>I\ "'-'• ()lei. Ven Penen. ltber-AndtM MCAtelle I OAT1HO ~ ~WOMAH !>Qt Ct~ o.v-• ....,_ to OU1-CC>f\ the c.on man Wh() robbed "'9 06d uncAeofh•&b~~ "The Wwtofck" Pn¥ete .,,.. ..... •mlM llgttt 10 cent10I me C1p11m ,,_,,. 1n -~lrlengle oftM llclr-IU"9lll IP_, 1 of 3) t: 11. Cl) C. LATe wov. e e 'Al "ean.c.11 Tiie 13 Miiiion ~,., P1tecy • I 1973) Qeof09 Pec>Petd, rno Veno•• A iewei· -lecl two-ton WOOCI· .,, ~ dleeopeet• "°'" ,,. ..... cor>I-...... .,, F ridaf'• Da1rl l.ae .... .,,._ -AFTERNOON--.. tl:OO 9 •'It "Hann8'> ~" W..,.,.(AI • ()Ylf'fM't ·~'~" ~1' a-·· Hvme ( '""~" ~fmncty (Al T1C T At; OOUOH ..,..., OfWJ'1H 1;ao1 n.GONO~ INNNWlHOf 0.-•• Mel _.. 8•- -.. V-C~i!;.4' 0.- Mtr-''°°1== ~DAY9~ MC..WS Q J()ll(E,_.I WILD ...... , ... 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I rv jPBSI Lo~ Anl}elt::, a!> KOC£ fV 1PB51 Hun11nqlon Beiltll Close S hav e "'IWd gtllflOChlldten too wt O • I """°" • 0 aAAHEY WtU.Eft ruin -·-· D ·UOf(~IH THE t&TH CENTURY 8ud •nd Wllh1a jotn IOtC.a ,.llh M 9g.1ftg 11Qhltlf l)llol (Bual., C•llObel end a ®'lat (MllO<lc>NIO Cat...,.) 10 ~ .. .,. C"'11t "on• • mU81 ... all~ Two t>totheta .,gu1119 o.... • l.ldfWY donellon, a 1r0u· blMofT>e vKatlOn Khecl· ul<I, and a rUll oC lalM etarme kMC> Barney end hla"*'buSV I 1:001·8 (J) 9 NEWS MAKE.-LAUGH MOVll .. HC>QAH'8 HIEAOE.8 G) OET&MAAl M., ~ the t...o ol lh9 C.utld ol Su•..,v.no CONTROL Aoetm tOU\e 10 Ille MldO .. Eu1 -lreiglll .. ( 11163) Mac.Ooneld Cef9y. Joanne Dru A high~ pied ..amen 101M rn effortt IO ~-CitCUtl tl'la l)lana of a ""lid ktller out 10 '-'°'' tie r.om.1..0.a tl hr .. JO mHt ) 1M I ... 2:00 HIWI MOVIE a:OO ()}) * •'""The LUI Ctllld •. • MIEf'V O"lf'FIH Gue.la McLMI\ S'4wen· llOf1 ' Vl!!C«11 Prlee, O•noel MlfHMlU. 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I uo MOVt£ 6'00 8 • * "Mllll Of The f1on1,., ( 11136) Gane Autry, f't~ Otent A ~ •toot. .. bend 04 ou1i..-tram Mtt>otagrng an "''99'iOI\ pto,ecl c 1 tw I L av•r"e and S,,ttta y hu"Oft'tng '°' a thar>Q41 "' t"91r """ 1e1<.e IOb• a• .....ior.1 counMtlera a1 a rat 11rm ~ TKE LOHO 6EAACH • • • My W•IO tft\t\ f> MOVIE JOH N DARLING. E'llN AS 1 SP(AK,OUR CREAlNE PEOPLE "-Rf b y Armstrong & Bati uk • • , Wom•n f 1mtt1 Seve n I t9671 S h.,ley l'rOllltl8nt Sp.rll U S A Ronald Eyut 1t•l)IOt• the lllQO' ol r411>0iou. ••Pf ... ston amono Ame•tcan Prot .. 1ant1 mltwvl-"'I) bolh pr.,ac,,era and -..<>< &htl)CMll • f RI HARD ,., "4QR K ON FR~, ~AA>QING ANO INNCNAl 1 \/E NEW COr-t:EPlS! ~ .-,,. "\ r ~ ·rv-' MIU 111n., Ali" Ar~tn S-eatram91y dtll0tenl t:30 U II 0) SOAP .I• ,, t.t• '.l•l iil>•• • '*"'''" ,.,.on11111 ... ·~ llQ8 n•t .. ,,,.,..,~n IMCkdtop 12 111• I ID CAAOL BUfiHEn AH0;: .. 1£H06 Sktll T "* I •n"I) Tlttt ~ and 81Ny • r~ ll(JUlld ... C&uqhl by lh<t Suf\n.., arxt Saur 0.C'4M 1 10 r...ip Burl -.cape ''°"' '"" wloefl§ 10:00 Q OVINCY {Ntncy susr-.1• that trw! oe••" or a j()(.~ey wno hM _, tn•r.>lv<&d tn II lter~ llYltlry wtt'1 II CO·WOf-.. .. .,,, not u act1Ck!l\tal at II ttppouw OCl '~'"i®k .i,;I >" j W••htnQW"'I Cl) MOVIE • • • 'Th<i S..corlfl ltm" Around fl98 II Ollbt.•I' R(f';nold1 Anay Onlftl '1 A IN O~C.R ~ ...... ~l "i{)U'R( LQ()lol.IN6 F~ l'5 A Nl"' \IU11Cf...f I KOCE Prepares for Fall TV Season KO CI:-; Cha nnel 50·~ ·fall premiere James Burke conduct:; a unique (•JC ri. mMk<>d with '>pcc1al~. Mart1n1i: of puhllc l e lev1!:.1on se ries and p\orat1on of the d •velopmcnt of "1th 'Musical Comedy Torug)ll" on specials. bt:g1nning Sunday, offers an technology and its impact on the 0C't I "Mus1t'al Comedy Torugh.l" ll> array or special performances and "orld in which we IJ ve on "Conn~ (lc•ared lo both t-nter\Jtan and to ex reports to Orange County Viewers. uoos ." pion• hast.on e' aspect.\ of Amenc:an Highlights of the f all program-Star ting Oct. 7 . M ulerp1ece mui.1cal comedy On Oct 8. at 7 30 ming. through October. start on Sun· Theater moves to Sundays at 8 pm pm . James Earl J ones· spellblndlng day at 6 pm with "The Russian Con· with "Love of Lydia " portnt)al of the great black actor nect1on." a documentary film that re "The Scarlet Letter." a rebroad Jnd aclJVJ'>l 1:-. reveetled tn a one man vcab. tn detail, hard evidence or <:a st of the Nathan1t:I llawthorn1· J>I J >. Paul Hotx-son ' Soviet involvem ent an the trauung of classic of adultery 1n Puritan PLO t.erroni.ti. England a1n> Sunday& at \0 pm i\ PF.A ROD\' A WARD·w1nn1ng The following Sunday. the NalJonaJ begmrung Oct 7 r.lrarna. &tarring Trt'vor Howard Wld Geographic '>Pt:c 1al "Strange Martin Sht"t'n a :, l\too pnests clashing Creature-of the Night" fills the 6 MONDAY T H ROUGH f-'r 1d on p .m . lime ~lot Jt explores tbe rughts are h1ghl.lghted. i.tartmg ol "Culh<)hcs ·at 7 30 pm on Oct 29 behavior and environments of noc· 6 30 p.m .. w1th "Over EllSy," the J\mPrt ra ·-. lt~ad1ng p o l1t1cal turnal cintmal& and 11luslralcs the weekday television magazine ror the humonst returru; al 9 p m on Oct I var ious ways an which they are prim e gener ation with h<>5l Hugh for "Mark Hus~ell Comedy Spec1aJ." adapted for lift 1n lhc dark. Downs. and at 8 ,, m on Ocl lS. Manlyn The "MacNeil/Lehrer Report," an Ho rn and J oan Sutherland wtU be AT 7 P .M. ON Sundays. top pro· examination of one timely news story feutured tn a spe<:1al opera recital fessionaJ soccer teams participate in each night with Robert MacNeil tn Tuesdays, begmmng Oct. 2, art' events featunng the 18·leam West New Yor k , a n d Jim Lehrer 1n highlighted by "Newscbttk." Chan German i''irsl Dlv1s1on on "Soccer. Washington. ai~ at 7 pm .. Monday net SO's Tuesday/Thursday news pro Made in Germany " through Friday. gram bnnglng perttoenl lllformatJon ill 7 30 µ m with n ·11t·Jll> al 10 pm "NOVA" WI Li~ B•; back with * new '!C'hC'dult· <>f fo '>c1 nat1og reporu on the woodl·r~ or 'cumce and human aC'h1t-vemenl at !I p m • beg1ruung Oct 2 · ~ a'h•rptt'<'.. T h .. aln Poldark ·' lht· ... tor; ,,r Ho..,, l'oldark and th•· Pt'OPlt' -...no tou1 h h1 .. lift• 1n tu .. native Co r n w ., II . J 1 r ., J l J l 11 m on T uei.da)'> On 0C't 9 al~µ m ·World" the ;ircla1m('(f 1ntern<1l1unally rocu&ed documentar) ')Crtt:l> begin:. itJ. ~l rongeat sea.i.on C\ er WMnesdays are m arkl"d by "Grt:at Pcrrormancel> · · featuring l be world's greates t a rt•~b from the fields of music. dance <1nd I.heater at 7 JO pm "KU PS," A NEW t1mt:ly. uo inh1b1ted M!nes. bt:gtni. Oct 24 at 10 pm Then al 9 p.m 1 writer/narrator The 7:30 evening hour on Mondays about Orange Cou_nty to 1\.5 rea1dent.5 Actor Dan Haggerty. formerly TV's Grizzly -· _.:...:..:..::;..:..::.....~~..1:..:.;.~:__;,,;.;;..;.;;=........-~-..-.--------'&------.;;.._-------'"""-----'-------------------· Adams, has tus beard shaved as his 18-year- old daughter Tracey, who has never seen him clean 6haven. watches. Wielding .the clippers is Universal Studios makeup chief Nick Marcell.mo - Mcintyre on 'Shirley' HOLLVWOOD <AP> -John Mcintyre wiU JOi.o the ca.st of the NBC series "Shirley," which stars Shirley Jones. He will play Dutch McHenry, proprietor or a boat rental and snack aback on the shore of Lake Tahoe. set.ting of the series PLUS .swEPf AWAY• . Easlll9h ..._nae. Two of 06annlnl'• ..... THE EXCI TEMEN T O f r sc APE Pl u~ THE TERROR OF THE UNKNO WN 1 .......... . ... ..... ,. lllll fUIJ tr11mWA •clflU (r ... U',, t 11a..-i•"'"' Of•..,. I 'Q <,\MC.INC I I ~ ,, v-:--I he C-f' t Utuqtw !Jlfl "'f'I(, 6 42-2697 .. ...,ecc.-....-. .--... _ ... ,_ ITTAKf52 KINDS Of Pf:OPLE TO MAJ<[ UNITEDW1.-.:~ID THEBlG H~· ANOTHEHARDHEAOED. • Dally Piiot e cla1slfleds e workfor • you.can ' 642-5671 e forqulck e cash sales. MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY .. APOCAL Y.PSE NOW" <RI "MOONRAKER. (PG ) "CAPRICORN ONE" "ROCKY II" (PGJ "MORE AMERICAN GRAFFITI" "ALMOST SUMMER" CPG) "HOT STUFF" (PG) "THE VIUAIN" ""THE CONCORDE -AIRPORT '79" "Tf:1E BRINKS JOB"' (PG) K.IMttl• -·· .......... "ESCAPE FROM ALCATRAZM "THE PAOPHECr (PG) "ALIEN"(R) .. EYES OF LAURA MARS" "lli4EATBAU.8 .. 'WHICH WAY 18 UP?" (R) "THE MUPPET MOYIE" "REVENGE OF THE PfNt< PANTHER" (PG) A.LL O •IVR•tNS ONN 6cJIP.M.....,,._T CMMI U-I J ,.,_ u-Mt e flt ................. . -· ----.... --. . .,.,.... ...... , t ™f w.ITY ~ llf#j ~ ~ ~ ~ ~Nlt/#lit ~ -... JOHN oo.wt ~~ JOHN\tAHOH "'9IHA IWOM t~li.A.QC)'ld~~·· ~bl'WlrY ~Mdtl/~~ ML01C t1YUNCJ\OCIWSl£Jj ...,.,.,, bl' HMOtD RMI& 00UGW l\C*Y Ci Ofl6 MWJ\ ~ b; JOHN WC>6 'ior'9 -rOIJ ~--u,llU'>(HOfloO 1----· ... -·-11 -· ·-_ ..... . ·~-~"' • .,._..._ .... " .. ..,..... .................. . .......... ..........,..,, ...... !!J [iTART8 TOMORROW AT. A ZOO NEAR YOU !] R .;:::~.;:;. --MA•l I lll•UllC( O••~ 63: Ol&O l11.t Ill ~~ llrl c.lllAi t • l....-S' fMTAtl H lllf Mil'lllll Jl • '411 I Oii~ °"' y till 1' CIWMM' .. fll I Alll ~ 1.•0 ........ CllltlA MI "*' ~""° &JO (, l*ell lM(.• a-.hlllm ~m lt ... IMI .. Orlf'l')IU9 mo . .. ---. . ------. . -. -. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . ENTERTAINMENT / INTERMISSION ~-· ~~~) HUN:::-:::TMZ1N1 .... 2400 rnw111••-IOCXY U1N1 "-"• OH ooot!NI ~---v.r . .nl..-.~!o!!!!~·~'*°~~ .... ~·~~=--1.1 -AUIM • _,. CIAfOM M&NMATTANIS> '"" IANANilS -~:r.r:.--:--:--""'I ____ , 90llelW , .. MU"" MOYlllNI l\Ut .....__ _ _; MD ..WS llAll IO TO..,...,.., ·-"" ••U• .. \ UIMSO ~Mil ·~I '"THI llDS AU AU. lllMfr' t~l ... UST MFfR SU1f>S• .. AUEH .. 1a1 ...... ,_ ......... -=· •IWCIW"9 .... ---" ------" -'W.asltingto~ 4!!'~i~_ . ~-...... .._ - w .. Oeors• 8. hllhDM ul'=wO.. art INNDd .and writ.Ulc todQ. U.,'d pl'Obably ftbd lbetnNlwte t ptaalnc ouf ~ for ~ COCD• edy ...... C.tabaly their t~ malt famcMal eGllabota· Uoaa. "You C.'t Take It Wltla You .. and ''The llu WW.O Cw to DUmer:• would ta. eoonp raw maler1al for a HMOG or two of .._ fa.alb •**· talamtat, j)ClpU..lated u tM1 an wttb Lar1e uc1. dJnralfled cull. To that Ult 10U C'OU.ld add another from lbe u me mold, "Oeor1e Wuhlneton Slept Here ·· TODA\''8 AUDIENCES mGBT fi.Dd tbe latter a bit Jacking tn aubetance, even for it.a aeore, but it ··--..~-.-k.ePT•H" • ,......, .., *"-_, .... 0-..,. s. "-""'-· ~ .., hll f-llW.., ......... •na.r 9-~ - -lieMI ... "" '--.... tNll-. I.Av ..... ---l'nM¥t ... ~-•.• 1-.., on u • ... t.u .,.. .. o-..c ,.,.,_.. .... 0r....- c:.-4v ,....,,,_. C..t. --"~ PS..SIJt TNe(AH _.,Fun.< .... _.,WI....,.._ ._ ... ,,...... letsy- ~Ful... ~Odlt~I" ~... ....-~ .. Mt k l MOH -"-LA Hew Mn . Oouvl• ll. T CAllllt Cle~ C ·-0.Yld T"°'Pe "-1..n1.. ~ lk!99\ .._,,., CNtyM ltou A-. LlftdeW-•-• Un< .. StMI.,, w.n.. 0.ly Ill• Prucon • • o-.._._ .. , S... 1Cr1'tl #Nely L909n -1..eVleM remains a cute UltJe piece with interesting charac· tens which plays quite nicely at the Cost.a Mesa Civic Playhouse (one of two local theaters tbat have selected it as their seuon opener>. This ls the one about the New York couple who buy a ruo·down farm in Pennsylvania and then find themselves up t.o their martini glasses in re· pairs. expenses and pending litigation. These run- ny frustrations are c aptured appreciably by direc- tor Pat.I Tambellinl and her 14-cbaractercut. Jack Willenbacber and Betsy Hewett ar e particularly well chosen for the roles of the city folks roughing it in the rustic wilds. Wlllenbacber projects his mounting miseries effedive1y. while Miss Hewett chips in with acid-tinged comments a la"TaUulab Bankhead. TWO OTHER PERFORMEaS who gi ~ fine accounts or themselves are Judson LaHaye as Lbe Intermission Tom Titus Percy IWbrid.iab caretaker and Walter Daly u the suppoeedly rich uncle with a new leech oa lire. Both realize Lbe maximum potential of tbelr as· signmeota. Yet the most memorable piece of acting, at least from this view. comes in a two-appearance cameo by K. T. Cahill as the local historical socle· ty lady. Miss Cablll's affected spe«b pattem, which amounts merely t.o agreelna with benelf after nearly every llne, is beautifully done and marks her u a new face t.o watch for in the future. Also turning ln creditable performances are Jeonifer Odekirk as the couple's teen·aee daughter, Helene Briggs as a summer stock ac- tress, Cheryle Ross as a surly domestic and Linda Woodmansee as the sort of little gJrl who probably got people thinking about planned parenthood. "GEORGE WASHINGTON SLEPT Here" is theatncal comedy the way it used to be before playwrights like Nell Simon and Woody Allen re· floed the process. It's sort of like a diet soda. en· joyable wit.bout being too filling. Performances of this opening shot in the Civic Playhouse's a rsenal continue for three more weekends, Fridays and Saturdays at 8 30, through Oct. 13 in the Community Center auditorium on the Orange County Fairgrounds. Costa Mesa. • CAU.BOARD -Dire<.'tor AJex Koba, who bas recently formed a new theatrical company called Showcase Players. will hold auditions for the wartime comedy-drama "Stalag 17" Monday at 7 .JO in the Studio Theater of the Long Beach Com· munit y Playhouse, 5021 E Anaheim St . a ca.st of 21 men from 18 to 60 1s required . call Koba at ~ for further informal.loo on the Orange County company or the Long Beach pro- duction . Studio Fraud Uncovered LOS ANGELES <AP) -A phony billing scheme that al· legedly cost UnlversaJ Pictures $34,988 in a twe>-year span bas been tmcovered by District Al· tomey John Van de Kamp's en· tertainment industry task force. to Deputy District Attorney Douglas McKee. that be bad the aspiring actress hired for a variety of television and ftlm productioos. 1977 lo Junt: 14, 1979 An internal 1nvest1gat100 at Univen.al uncovered the alleged scheme. <ind the district a t torney was notified. The ~tudio dis missed Gaudioso after tn· vestigating the allegations He had worked there since 1970 John Gaudioso. 66, of North Hollywood and Luliog Dixon, 33. of Burbank were charged Tues· day with three counts each of grand theft and were expected to surrender to police today, authorities said. THE PAIR allegedly charged the studio for 247 days of acting work oo such telemloo abows as "Baretta" and "The Incredible Hulkn that Miss Dixoo may not have done. Gaudioso, until hla dismissal from Universal oo June 26, was a unit production mana ger whose responsibilities included the hirin g o f ext ras for Universal-produced shows . It was in that capacity, according 1N1 W. SUNFLOWER ~· PF IRIJTOC. C.M. ~.(1511 "SCREAM OFA WINTER NIGHT'' (A) '"DA WH OF 1MI DEAD"" ""ltUST MIY8 sa.m-s· -i"HEIOOS A.IE AU ltHiHT"' CN, .,.,._ AMITYYIW HOn<>a ... , OPEi'< DAILY I 2 )Q THI lmucnoN Of JOITTMAMm .......... McirrM DAUAS flOlln ........... HOIMlown -··· If 1th8Pl*W ... YOUR home, we're there .to bring It to '°"' doorstep.! 1 • ..., .,. ~ l l I J • DAILY PILOT According t.o Lt. Ed AJeks. supervising investigator with the task force, Gaudioso ordered subordinates to authorize pay voucher s for Miss Dixon whether she worked or not. THE VNWOaKED days al· legedly occurred rrom July 1. The special task was formed by Van de Kamp 10 July 1978 following former Columbia Pie~ lures _president David Begelman·s admitted forgery or $40,000 in studio che<.'ks. Snger Faces Drug Rap HERNANDO, Misa. <AP> -~er Jerry Lee Lewisllas been arr.led oo charges of narcotics possessioo, Sheriff Deaver F . Sowell of DeSoto County said. Sowell said Lewis was arrested at his home near Memphis, where authorities, acting on a tip from Internal Revenue Seri.,ce agents, discovered quantities of cocaine and marijuana. Police rerused to say bow much. Sowell said IRS agents told him they spotted the oarcolJcs while they were seizing persooaJ property at Lewis' home lo satisfy a tax lien. Fish & Fryes ••• the meal that made Long John SIMn'a famous. Come on In and try It. Even when It's not on special, It's a steal. We give you Iota of reasons to love us. . . ~ J"IMal1rllYtl.•C .... W... ........... "T-"lci ......... ..... ......... . ..... ... , . .. . ' • " # • , , # .-• • • t't Tl H "' 'II • I .\I h The A Hhl"' ~ -ln·Laws ~ 0 .. '4 RO(;~ -·· .., ..... II .. Plua JAGUAR LIVES ... , .... f!t [MW~ .. ~ Pkla .... .. . . • . . . ... -.,. ONl.Y PU.OT Thurad.iy, oeptember 1" •lt79 ENTERTAINMENT I MOVIE REVIEW ,'¥anks' Splendi~ Movie· ., ......,..DIGll'T ............ ._... t don't th1nk t.bett bu evv •movie qu.Jte mp1 ~ them '° \Mir ...... fte .... ..,._ + .. ..,....._.~ thron1 lnlo lb ltatlOft for one tut 1trmpH of tlM Vankl Lh y hav 1rud1ln1ly come to admire and, In aomt' lnalanc~. even to lov• like "YIDkl." It c.a brat.el • peclal Um• aod a 1peclal place eveo, U you llke, • 1pedal war, -.,: ~--'"'-~ld:.11lt1t!t:.~ -t ~· bM•!".J --· WIU. ~E'r"nNP 1" t«iMD ~iog;-_ ~ • IOftK rwt' Mor lmtortut. w\O"lhiltlntn ftDd ~ · I wu part of that Amtriun lnvaaloo of lht>m for one lul mom nt ol eye cont.act. before £naland lbortly betont ua Vanta ud tM Llmeya lb y (bu& away LO t.h lr d 1Unle.! Jolned'forcet u aiu .. for UM lnvukle ol rortreu Wlthoul • mome nl of eombat root11e. ,l;urope. So wu. Jobn kllleUqer, w-.0 dlnct.ct "V anka'' puaooaOiea lhe common man'• drt•d of .. V •nkl," aJt.hou&b bl• war Uko no mov1o 1lnc "All Qui~ on t.htl Westem REYIE IV north ol mine. But ap· ror. but w all know whMl Ilea ln 1tore for t.hein on ,,. parenlly, acrordln1 lo lb~ beachheads of Normandy Trfo fi'dftf Preside n.t. Ca rt.er honors t he Bee Gees (f ro m l eft. Ma urice, RQbin a nd ~fTY C"ft>b>' i t t h e White Hotise for their raising of $2.5 million for UNICEF . [ MOYIE J camp •11 far lo lbt .. ~root." Our peopl ln W• Olm b.ave a lot. to live this mut«fw and alfec. .,......,.... _______ .,,, Uonate movie (bat be ------------------------------------=-==:_ ________ _ directed for Urilvenal, lhe diffto~t'e wu merely ooe ol mllea1e. Tbe experlmc• that we abared were tdenUc:al. ITS so •A•E THAT a picture cam~ lhroutb with Uua senae of heightened ldenuf1c1Uon. l re rnember so clearly the reHntment of the locals when we ln lbal "doubte wartime summertime" that prolonged the dayllgbt hours t.o almost m1d· • rught mvaded t.helr pub& (which they regarded as thelr private clubs) and took over their dart games and sltltUes · I remember so c learly the reaentment ol many ol our own white Gia when they discovered that PfOCl~•r •uoc pr~ Otrectot xre•,,o••y YANIU IUltl..nell British girls didn'l draw the color llne al locaJ dance haHs <a scene tb al Schlesinger has en· capsulated with chilling fidelity). I remember too the s pedal treats of fi sh and <·h1 ps (for wtuch one queued up as we do for gas to· day l. the ba ro n cal estate on which we we re quartered C complete with manor house). and the uU er friendliness of the Britis h people once one had penetrated their layers of reserve. UNFORTUNATELY, I NEVER had the good fortune 1or the misfortune, depending on how you look at thmgs these days) of meeting up with Va- nessa Redgrave, the patrician but lonely lady or the manor whose hus band is off fighting the wars. W1lh;,m Devane, an American captain, has that privilege and m akes the most of it. Actually, the film centers about three out of the honll s or Yanks who descended upon Britain in tboi.c hert1c days Devane, m ess sergeant U1churd Gere, and priv<Jte Chick Vcnnera. The 1•hb and now or their love relations hips in a small \'urk:.hire town is what ties the film together; but ~oml•how, in the script d eveloped by Colin Welland and Walter Bernstein, their stories never obscure ·the ract th at we ure dealin g with a mass µhenomcnon Thry f<x·us It, hut never dominate it True to 1l~ title. "Yanks" has a vision that encompasses ull of lL'I in tho!>c tcnsl' day!>, not JUSt these thr~e THE MARVEi. OF sc.-.lesmger's accomplish mf•nt 1s that at all times it remains a film about va~t numbers or m en. We see them trairung in thr1r camps. brawling In their barracks, dolling up to go into Lown and at least for tboee of us who wert' there 1t all com es hack with that awful pang of recogmt1on that this was WI l!tyeaTs ago Will 11 work a~ well for a generation thut wa!,n't t'Vl'n born 35 yt•1tr:. ago? I think Y""· 'limply ht·t·;111.,t• ht• hai. ulso 11r11le<f 1l down lo Lhr· k1nil of ill'r ... onal Jll:ll'hml•nt:. that ('IHI t·omr• 11111 of 11 war ..;111w1111n l>1·.,,ant• ,., marru·d a nd hu:-. a h.1n11ly. but thut m akt•., hun all lh1· mon· vulnc·ruhlc ti) ltcdgruvc, whu.,t· sun Ml f1bv1ously n1't.'<i!> an understundlng f:1tht·r Cic•n · hai. to IJn·ak through all the British rN,1•rv1• and pur1tuniral rescrvulions or proper i;hopkeepcrs (Rachel Robtlrts, Tony Melody) when h1• rnmes lo court their comely daughter C Liim Eu·hhom ) with his packages of G I. ruUons 1tnd I' X good It's. Vt•nnc•ru has an easier time of It, picking up with u h vt•ly bllli conductor (Annie Ross>, who has a mind 111 hn own und no strings atlach<.'CI TIU: ('/\STING, RIGHT down lo the most minor rnlt·~. Is overwhelmingly felicitous It's a (11111 that could well bring Gere the superstardom I hut "Mr Good bar" u nd "ntoodbrothcrs" denied h1111 It 11fflrm11 again the elevnllng presence or lh·ttwav .. , who lends l'loquence lo e very role she t11111·h1""· as dut•s n achcl Roberts In a role that could :ill too t•:i111ly have veered off lnwthe maudlin. L11'>a t<:lchhorn, a Hr1t111h tralnf'd American, 1s hcar1hrl'ukingly accurate as the ulrl who, agairuit .• ht•r fom1ly's wishes, hM given h ·r love to a m un wholle H1ncc•r1ty Hhe hm't 11Urc how for she can t rust. Melody, 811 her father, creates the mehmc ho· ly l'am t>C> of a mttn who's been through It all and hats only th<' dimmes t rccollc.-ctlons of whut he real· Ir atflndll for The final<', I think, Is what makes the whole lhln.C work Th•• Invasion Is ne ur the troop11 atre polling out , entraining for the embnrkuUon centers In the HOllth or Enl(lund thut will send ltwm R .uss Flay Hope After China Trip MOSCOW CAP) -The Soviet preu Ill ulllna liob Hope t.he "Pentagon's comedian" H tho Kremlin stepe up lta swipes •t t.hat m01l·Amerlcan ot ln1UtuU<>n1 -Hollywood. The UJl of film atan and movies altracUn1 Moscow'• attenUoa la 1rowtna almott w~kly, In· cludln1 EIJubelh Taylor, Jane Fonda, J ohn Trovolll. "Apocalypse Now," and even Jam•• Bond's "Moonraker." The lat.est tar1et of Soviet barbe la Hope , wh ose recent &rip lo China lrked Tua, Lhe otncaai Soviet news a1ency, and not Just bec:aW1e ot what • ·14. said wu bla "low stand ard of comedy" about. ~hlncae laundrie1. J .. NOW TBll CLOWN. AN en•o1 of the Amerk1n mllltary ••tabUahmenl, bu vl1lled Ch1na 11'1U made a movte whole 1oal 11 lo ad· vertJse the Peota1on·backed poUcy ol mlUlll')' IDd polttlcel ra~procbement between P ekl.n1 and Waahlqton,' TUI maintained. It Hid Hope wU1 be ln..,aftd aoon In 1 "new venture of • dubloua natun." lavolvln1 t.he Middle E11t. ._ A~ lo the MW'I aaency, Hope hu ln· 1tTUc~ from Wubialtoa to aw in a abow la Calro commemor1Un1 tlM MCOad UDJvenary ot Pre1ICS.nt Anwar S1d1t'1 PrtCffHl•H lUDa JounMJ to .J.,..m. All Pho1ogrept110 Typographlcel, Cl..-leel al\ri Printing Erro11 ere SubJ9ci to Con9Ct!On All Siii• 1t1m• SubJKt to Stock Ot'I HaoO If the old healer can't get II any hotter Time for • new ono Oopondebte. elllclent gaa water heetera G•&u-llnod lank•. rapid not w&ter recovery 1ytum1, hlQh lemp eraturo ahul·olla 20-g&I , Rog 104 9!> 999s ~'ous ... 105.95 40-pl .. ,... 11 • 9• llUS......... -.. _, ~4t,f$ ... 139.95 1peed+namol color 1pr1y 8Pt8Y paint that comH In 14 rae1 111nt, ru1t prevonllng oOlor• DrlH qulGltly to prol1J11lt>n•I IOOltlng flnl1h 13 01 Reg 1411 . . . -------------....... . . . . . . . . . . . ~ . ... ... . ·, :· ... . •I • "t , : •• .1 • · .... . reel in ~:I ~~· ..ltru ~ ~~ 8000 / the big ones WOOds CO<d Reel tor use around the nouse ano garage 20 long 18 gauge 2 cond Heavy Outy orange metal and plasuc construC1ton #210 ;;~ THRU ~ Reg 24 45 ';:~OCTOBER 3, .-~ - I. t-1979 '·-VVVv /'; i. 1595 E1 ~ .... .. ~ ~ .. ".,.,,,... .. . ....... '· '<......... ~ OR E MEL •moto-shop' know-II-all round & round cuts It down Complultt w or ll sllop Com ho I'> ac.rotl 1rnw/imndor. with llo1 tblo sh ult ond nc c.•J,!10116!1 11'>1? Rog 94 9!:1 6995 ~ wing nut window locll E111y 10 tn1t•ll window loc.k lor altdlng window• Ouerda agelnat tort.ed entry #AP-6 Reg 98' I rn · T e111 Q8• pow11reo rohary mower N1th 20 cvt 1ong w•<lln Adfuttabte tut ling hlliQhl 851 208 n~ 100 {15 9995 look before you unlocll Wide 11nQlll dOOf viewer leta you 1&«1 who • thertl ll4110tC1 lhoy "'"'" kn1iw yuu ru nom111 F n• 1' • tu 1 lh•'" door a Reo J 10 199 hue can do II tor you l<ld·tHteel Olldde n Spred l.11•• Mml·Ol<>H enemel )Ivel you ti aup.t·tougn flnlan with 1mprO'll9d dureblllty Reg t&49 . . ~ -. .. " • l / ,-,-.-,...,./ I ., ... ----!_ -'t NAIN~81110 bag up your troubles ... ,,,..0 10-' eo ... e• d .,.,. OP:::i' \ ,,.,,,, .. ,.o "'0"" C.ooc ,.,.a.,....... -O"' p U I< "6$" c.a" "~·~ Pec.l&Qe o• ;!> J~ "9i Permanent·m<Wnt MCurity llghl comes complete will'I 2 aockell and eteclric eye I TL200 Reg 32 9f> 1995 apnd 1111 ..an Spred Satin LatH w1t1 pelnt • goe. on Ilk• 11ne 11111 end lelvea • tong luting, good loOk· Ing tinl1h Reg. 11 G9 79! shoot straight trigger nozzJe R1t "0 •O \ t• QQ•<' nl)ll'" 't'I~ f0v .t"' !f'>fl .. alP' If) your plants r11s•00,• ano more O•t ectly el· !>Cs.{. Rog 3~ Heavy duty pl1111c and rub· ber with metal cn11in It a by Klfkh11l IF·20 Reg 2 79 1'' ... ... --------·- .· I " r ~ INSIDE: •Cheryl Romo •Erma Bombeclc •Ann Landers •Ho...c.,_ f ( t I ' FASHI ONS ... FOR . . . . . . . . FALL . ' .. , . . . . ' . -. . •••~···••••••••••r•' . . ;. . . . . . . . . •••-•,•r•• , ... • •• r .-• ., • By JUDITH OLSON 6' the ONiy P11of SuJf lllJ~llnfLShion . When autumn leaves scare to turn d fall, the fe minine mind begins to 1~.ii.1-. • nk about new clothes and a new look. e o wools of winter entice us a nd che new rexrures and lines offer a fresh promise for renewal. But contrary co what the department stores and boutiques cell us, fashion is mo re than j use the new shoes and suits we will cake hom e in boxes fro m our favorite scores. Fashion is a way of looking ac life, an ex- pression of our most personal thoughts about ourselves and o ur images. Fashion is fun and exciting, if we will lee ic be Why should cherc be pressure co w ear rhe lacesc col- ors and dresses if rhac isn 'r what we wane! For our fa ll kaleidoscope, lee u s look ac som e people on rhe Orange Coast who use fas hion co their bes.c advantage. So me ig no re ir, some follow ir co the letter, some mix and march it bur all use it co sur- pnse. First, chere is Janet, a woman who collects vin- tage silk garments ~r her work of making rapesrries .m<l boxes. She wears che o ld-fashio ned cloches char rru.ny people wouldn 'c dream o f being seen in . J .intr wouldn ·c consider going co chc specialty score ro buy a brand new su1 c, though. The pasc is glon ous and she cele brates IC by keeping the best from it. Betsy is a busy exec u tive. She works in a retail · score and muse wear the newes t possible cloches all rhe nmc co sec an example fo r her sales fo rce. To sec Bersy 1s co know char che rc.: will always be somc:chin~ new or some fresh w{y"'of purring the ol<l cogccht r wich t he rn:w char commands a rcencion . Bccsy wears classics and sofc, feminine cloches equally well bur most often 1s seen in a suic. She shows chat businesswom en needn't look like they stepped o uc of a mold . H er g ifc is matching and ac- a:sson zmg. Then there's Sandy. She·s an a rtist and rends to choose ethnic cloches accenctd wich very unusual jewelry. She has never been seen in a rwo-piece black swr and probably never will, thoug h chat's the major purchase advised fo r chis fall . And Susan. She alte rnates berwecn jeans, suits, femi nine dresses and cocally c razy cloches. You never know what she's going co cum up in, tho ugh ever· ything she wears is in ~ood cascc and well-put- rogech er. Mildred I!> rhc las r woman in rhc m osaic. She hasn 'r bought .i new dress in five years, sci II hangs on co her mins-!>kirrs and doesn 'c care if she ever owns a s ilk blouse. he isn'c excm:d about cloches and wonders why che p<:op lc she 1 ikes d on ·r gee very excited about her. The re are rwo kinds of wo m en in chis picture -those who buy "t.onvenrio nal" fash ions and those who rend ro wc.u rhc:1r own look. There is a com- rron deno mmamr rn chem . cho ug h 1r seem s they a rc on oppos1re sides of che picture. They seek rht: fabri cs and t he icem s char say something abouc chem a nd they find renewal in change . They a re exciting women and who are excited about them selves. They are fun co be wich and scimularing in conversation . How does all this fie into Orange County, and irtco the beach area in particular ? A look at the hundreds of places ro shop is one clue. T)"lere is a m p le room fo r everyone to dress as they please here and m any, many places to make cha~ choice. Thac·s what makes chis an exciting place to live. Creaciviry in dress is part of the freedom wq have co rejoice in our differences. Since we don\ have co have the latest thin~ here to be accepted, we find stimulation in lookinlt' to see what's new. --ft.s the waves continually pound the shore of o u coasdinc!, change in 'fashion constantly cleanses t minds and imaginations of those who will take t rime co look • s ANN LANDERS I HOROSCOPE y arilltilke .is Clistom, NOt LaW WILLIAM P:'THISTLETHWAITE, M .O. . . nam e or cit.y. I wlll •l1n myaelf -WISH I COULD DO 8!i'M'ER 11 Pteeeed To Annoonoe·TtM Opening OIHla New~ For The Practice Of Pedlatnct At w aa appalled by Ual1 incident a-. f know th• ahUcap worn bJ :thc>doa Jew11b mu. la a taaUo•ed bol and not a "bat " WW you plua.e me what Lbe aku.lkap ....,.? In • I hope you wtll print t.hla l«t.tr and our anawer ln the r:per IO ot.hen wUJ n o w -••J>•C all)' iud1ea -HAMED OF nu: IGNORANCE IN Oaf'OLK DEAa NOal"Ol.&: I ask_. Dr. J.Uaa let.el•u, ••bM Eatrit• ti Tt•ple IHI la New Orteau, to ladp ae wtUa I• one. He Hid, "'rt.ere II M4hl•1 la e Blb&e or UM Talm1141 ·~ wean.a he •k•llcap <•l•o k•••• a• .a 1armulke' w •ktpot'). It a. a c.,..m, ••••. T'llll pradke ptobably MIU Eamna E•repe. It wu couldered H SM"Cthd to cover tile ltead wtlea tbe a•e of G.t waa 1,okee. Sl8H It wu fot poulb&e to bow whea tile Lord'• p a me might come up, Onhodoa malu ~ore· ~r skuJJcape at au times ... o tllere Y041 llave It. I laave llOt beeo isl trarnc CiHlrt ror • &ood many years, ut I do recaU bearing t.be Lord's name •wr.4 1tJ ...... ,. •M fdt tlaey were MlaJ ,._. --..,. ll•ce ,. .. wrote, ~ Jadp w ...,..,ed uc1 •a*oabecl to ltae rabW. DEA• ANN LANOt:as : Wtll you plu1e explain Impotent')' to my wifeJ She lnslatl lt l• • volunti.ry l'Ondllion and I rould "cure" myatilf by i,ht •r will power ti I wanted t.o 1'h womlAJl kt....-p" rept-aUn&, .. If you lovt:d me you could perform." Our son &nd dau1hter have both i.uld, "Mother ls t he m oil unreusonuble. person on earth " When l 1,ry lo dl11cus> the pro blem quleUy , abe shouts, "I wrote the book on se11 . b() don't k ll m e'" . Please don't suggest thut wt' lulk to anyone. My wife refwiea t<J d1i.t·u11i. ht•r sex hfc with .. an outsu.lcr " Wha t·., mor e , she conside rs nil cuun,t'lori. quacks and charlutani. If you puhhl.h my letter ~ hope you will not print my DEA& ANN LANDE&8 : I doo't have lime t.o write my relatives, much leu a newspa~r columnist. but I couldn't let that letter from the widow 10 by wit.bout :,aylng something ~he Is not the flnst one who has complained to you, but for home reason her letter got to me. Look, you widows out there. Quit t·omplalnlng about friends who stopped culling and coming over with bot dishes and apple pies three week.a after the funeral Don't you realize Ule is a live·· und t ake propos1llon? The people whom you are damning have already put them 11t'lves out to show they care. Ia it reasonable to ex~l them t.o ente rtain you forever'! Now it's your tum. Get on thl' phone and Invite them over , or you' re going to be lonesome the rest of your life FLORIDA BEEF Df:AR REEF: You speak senae. Thanks fort.be Input. Hawthorne Christian School Openings in our t<INDERGARTEN OHL Y Tutor Training Set For Literacy Program A five week tutor train ing cour!>c for volunt eers 1ntt>rcsh'<i 1n ll'arn1ng lo teach vthn~ lo speak, read und wnl., En~h))h will hcgan M(/nduy even- ing, (kl I, <it the F11 !-.I Un1tt·d Mtthod1st C:hurdl, '1~ W 19th St , ('11:-.la Me!-.;i • All day academic prOCJrams • Uniforms to reduce clothing cost Transl)Oftallon available 1oor to dOof Children of all faiths are wetcom~ - tugh scrio1as11c -;tandards -leaching the 4R s reading (with phonic<.>) writing anrhmet1c and read1nesa Before and after school care available for children of working parents FOUNT AIM VALLEY 16835 B rookhurst Street (71 4) 962-3312 M rs M1.11 J.{1·ry Full1•r, tutor tramn for the l't'nlral Orangt.-Count y L1lcrd<'Y Council (Lau bu ch Mt•lhod I wtl I ronduc·t the classes from 7 p m lt> 10 pm. on Monday and Wednes · day evcnrngs Add1t10nal tutors ur e needed for English t·lasses held at the church leaching center on Mo nday afl<'rnoons and t•vt•nings Ahoul 40 lo 50 udult Mudcn~ from throui.:hout the world attend the frN· cla-.sc:s w hich have bt-en offered for the pai.t 11 yt•ar-. Call u2-5118. Put • few worda to work tor ou. 0~15 for October. The Opel', r:J ')nr ~ rry'N !11')n feor1.;nriq trt· .(.,t-<:"r_,c .rj1 I ,_,,,., r,f ~o(J~ITl()t (r /'I•, •r,; r J'rJ< rj' f Alf f'/ (J(ol / ".JI J1•1.•• ''I JrJi i J Ir• ry,/ I , .I ,, , ~.rJ ,,....rj ,,., ~ p ,, •• 1· • f •/ ~F· ,_,,'JI" c~ • , . ,, , , . ; ,, .. , ( c.r./"4 ~f.f/_•' I• .,._,r,f 'JI (XI':,, ""'.,. ·, " ·~ '• ,•· I, { • • r .. • • I ' ' ,, • • J~t (;t { t ~,.JI. ' .• ff I /' ~.,., ;r.J • • , •• •', • ',I ,. -'•J'' •r.J(•,. I ~· I • I Tuesday. October 2 th rough Sorurdoy. October 6 ii ... Vol1111tt•(•r-. who 1·om pl1•t1· th•· tru1nlng 1·our-.1· ma} aho -.<·n 1· 111 ottwr 11 ad11ng center!> m;i111ta1nt•(j f[Art', A Pnvatr• <;r,hoot ot lJ1'it1nct1on FoundPd 1n 1942 h11t \/,,,,, \,,,,, l 1JIH --------- £~Sandal A beovt1fvlly crafted elegantly detailed fermnme \hoe 1n shinny Block Po,ent. S1m1lor \lyles •n N ovy or Block Ktd ~ #-"'iq SH O ES on1·11 f, 1 1111<>nn• 99 Faahlon Island . . 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L EO I J uly 23 Aug 22> Houtrnc 1s &ubjcct to change M<•mber <>f opposite &ex has special request VIRGO (Aug 23·Sept. 22 I Study Lt.'O mt·ssage Ht• d1pl<>m at1c, c&pectal ly 1n fa mily a ffairs l.IBRA CSept 23 Oct 221 Gel money'!! worth de fi ne terms, see situations. people in re a l1s t 1c lig ht SCORPIO <Oct 23 Nov . 2 1). Id e a s a re transformed into viable concepts You could soon be going "into pro· duction ! SAGITTARIUS <Nov 22·Dec. 21): You are rid of obstacles, cash n ow resumes. CAPRICORN C Dec 22.J an 19). Lunar cycle highlights persona l a p· peals, oppea.canccs. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20· 18): You gain access to data which can boost rate of progress . Pl8CEI <Fe b. 19-Mar 20 ): P o pularity In · creases, diversity, give full play to intellectual c1Jrloslty • Art Show See mof• then 1600 sale priced or101na11 dunno lop artlat exhibit at Huntington Center Mall dally lhru Sun 405 Fwy I Beectl 9114 .. H 6 , ................ .. " .~ .... ----. ---- ~TM (QA~l l>tA/A v ELLEN CARTER SA VS, \\I believe in e qual· rights for men and women." "lJp until now, men have had the luxury .of having their clothes altered to fit, for free. While women have had to spend time and money to have their clothes fit well." "So, for the first time ever in retail history, I am offering the same luxury to women who shop in my store. We will alter your clothes to fit. Call tt free alterations, if you will. I call it a blow for equal rights." ELLEN CARTER LADIES HABERDASHER • . .. . . ... . . r CHERYL ROMO I ERMA BOMBECK • am t&a itit fl"-an J feel• I'm about to '°'41 a ten1e ol w0nh •• • Mml-amlribullq humu betftl ol Utt.le conn queece. P rior to livin& birth to ID.1 11ant, bJood 1100 11 Jean qo, 1 pQtttllM!d a copy ol Dr 8en jambl Spock'• "Baby and ChUd Care " I kept ... book Ill IQJ ...... I'• a YCMlllC ldeaUatic mother auch aa mYMlf wt.o w&D&ad to ralae not JWlt ordibary cbtlctr. but wonderful bwnan btinp. tbl• vol~ became my blble. I •&llOaDED PASSAG and quoted tbem to my motber to &bow her her shortcom ln1a. I doc·eaned pa1es and made tiny notl t.ieDa iD the marlPJUI lD abort, I became a Spoddte 11 the aood doctor •Ullested I purcllue a non -rusllne. Utree-pllan diaper pail and waterproof .sbeet- lnl, I nalbed rilbt down lo the nearest J .C. Pen ney aton and bou&bt it. If be told me bolhn& baby s poons and dishes was a waste ol time, no matter what my Aunt Helea said, I didQ't boil them. Dr. Spock taught me bow to fold diapers and make formula and be told me it was okay sometimes to feel irritated when baby made a fuss. Two years later , before the birth of my second child, I read the chapter on "Worries Keeping Mom In Stitches As I sat 10 the dental chair having stitches put into my mouth, the dentist said. "You're not going to do a funny column about this, are you?" My teeth came dangerously close to has hand and I wanted to say, "Of course I am . just as soon as l get the light piece I'm doing on World War JI out of the typewriter." I have no sense of humor whatsoever when it comes to my own pain. I'm really funny that way. The more it hurts. the less I laugh. THE L~ I LAUGH, the funnier everyone around me becomes. I guess I never realized before how sadistic a family can be. Here I am my mouth struck E,...a ·--~k "wn in its prime -and they're dancing around like they're auditioning for The Comedy Store "Hey, look at you. You're in stitches and I haven'leventoldthejokeyet.·· ''Look at all the weight you're going to lose by not being able to eat Already you look $300 thin- ner.·· "I knew a woman who had her jaws wired shut. She choked to death on orange jui.ce." "Sit down and let me tell you what I feel about tile." "MOM CAN'T come to the phone now, she's hitting the bottle." <This when I was coaxing syr up into tbe blender.) "Hey, Mom ... do your impersonations for Ralph. Come on . Listen lo UUs. Say, 'You help me and together we'll solve our problems .· Smile at the same time . Who do you think it,is? Give up? Jimmy Carter !" As I painfully wrapped my parched lips around a straw my husband said, "You want to go oullo dinner or something?" . · My eyes widened in shock as I shook my bead no. "Isn't that just like a woman'>" he said. "111EY BUG YOU every day of the week to take you out to eat and the moment someone sucgests it they back down. l was going to lake you to that expensive French restaurant. We went there back when you had an impacted wisdom tooth, remember?" Just then, the kids came in with a couple of large pizzas. "How about some of the soft parts?" they offered. (My eyes welled with tears.) "Don't get too choked up about it. The soft part is the part that didn't get done ." And people wonder why some mothers are becoming register~ terrorists for Planned Parenthood. I/ JPU hove an item /or Happenangs. send i1 to JlldUll Obon at the Daily Pilot, P.O. Boz 15'0, Cotta .. Meto, CA 92626. Mcall her at 642-4321 . Happenings ,..,~Tueaday. Celebration I All custom window treatments 20% Off! Wele*9"" .... -...... 111111'°~~ ...,.,_...,_Ill' ...... 0... 0-tlll!l-IOO lllllClllldoalllrllrl .... ..... ........ --. ..... .,., ._ ............... o. .... ...... .,.... .... """ . ........... ClftN ... ........... wi...,.., ... • ---.IDrNP I 11tv.S,• ........... ............ ,.., ...... _ ............ or ..... ___ .......... . ...................... -· M'rl ..... 11 ..... .,..._., Ollllllllloll a.--·~ ==-'===.1..-::Ml -··-----·--·-.. .... om-. a,__-.. .,.,..~ ....... ...... .... '"""""" """'°" ,...., (1t4)...... Twttlft (Pt41644-1680 . . . . . . . . . . . . . -. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . •••• # ............. ······~·-···,,, •••••• .,.., .... ~Y•WMt ........ ..... _,.__....._..._.. -...... -. -.. ----"------~ ttu~-.. • . \ Around Two" over aod over a1aln and re-read the "Your &by" aecUoo. I wu attemptln1 to find out whether it was normal for a 2-y.,ar-old to refuse to leave the house without• hat and a toy gun. And if all tod· dlera ale dirt Later, ln the "Six to Eleven" section Dr Spock calmed me down by lett.lni me know that at is quite normal for children of this age group to begin to use swear words in order to "sound tough '' UNFOaTUNATELY, by the time I worked my way through motherhood to rea ch the "Puberty Development" chapter, I was clls - mayed. F or the first time when I felt l desperately needed my guru's help, he let mP down. The chapter was s mall and basically bolled down lo the following wa rning: Th.is is a 1if· ficult period and there will be frc."Quent demands ,,...,m .. ~pMtll.wftll*ftftJrY"'"'* ,,aftMI 1tt.ent1on. ~ nu I felt like I was trying to interpret the Constitution of the United Stat.es. I sunk and ----------== swam and weathered my way through puberty rites like a trout in saltwater. Now that my children are almost post . puberty, Dr. Spock h a» absolutely no advice for me. ,. News reports indicate he bas left the child advice business entirely and now is roaming the country leading mass demonstra.tions with the young people be helped to raise -via his book 20-odd years ago. I F I CO.ULD FIND Dr Spock right now, I would ask rum straight out what I am supposed to do with a son )W ho runs to the bathroom (I.lid shuts the door every time I ask him to do bis chores I would also ask him what to do about a daughter, still an the lingering st.ages of puberty and obviousJy assertang her independence who cannot be found an order to tell her to cle~ her· room We mothers trusted you Dr. Spock. And we • took your advice about sparing most of the rod l~ raise gentle, loving human beings in an en· v1ronment of li beral permissiveness. So what did we get? Beautiful, sensitive children and filthy homes r m goang lo burn that book Postmastectomy? A natural breast does not have a seam Why should a postmastectomy breast Jorm have one? New, seamless Breast '-.. Form _\ has ' natural ! feel. ..; The Yours Truly· natural-flow b<east form by JobSt is a tender soft envelooe or seamless s1hcone filled with a i.oec1a1 gel that weighs 1he same and moves the same as a natural breast It 1s worn nghl aqa1nst the skin 1n your favonle bra. no POci(ets. ex1ra slraos bags or coverinQs The Yours Truly breast form that shapes 11sell with the balanced behavior of a natural b<east 1s available 1n thirteen b<a and cup sizes Ask to look at one roday 1~1 HOSPITAi. qQAO • Nf;WPOfH Ul:.AC.H 642-9102 High-spiriied heels step easily into your daytime or disco wardrobe, and every pair is yours at savings! • • Wnat d cro1Cl' T• :11 ,.,. r . • ··d 1 , • ' • '/Our • wnen vou CC'mo ,,, · vour l<1vor1t(' c 1!111 .. ,., bli10 lcin or bur~ n n oct1.i or w · ' OOK ·n 1 10 0 Socn• · 1n hi.JC• Qr 'ctr l ' dl.~ A I r.,. •1f••Ov1 t' 11 ; / I~ SOP n t " " 1J• I .. n u11r1o •1 ,11 11 ,, '' tI • t 'l f [l !D (J1 I I' t i ' • : , ••• ,,,,, 1 • sale 14.97 Shop Mon.· Fri. 9:30-9:30, S.t. 9:3CMS, Sun. 1 o-6 Price effective through Wednesday, Oct. 3 • Available In the following stores only: ANAHEIM Anaheim Plaza, 500 N. Euclid St. -991-8880 • CYPRESS 10201 Valley View St. -995-8003 HUNTINGTON IEACH 9811 Adams Avenue-963-9731 • TUSTIN 18182 lrvane Blvd. -838-8803 FULLERTON Crossroad& Center. 3204 East Yorba Ltnda -996-8800 ·~. B c ' -...-... ----·---_.,.__ Cl OM.Yf'tt-OT ................ , ....... t Tttundlly, ...... ....., rt. 1119 ') .&para~ Ocsliner eparates satisfy one of Ute 1-1tronget1l of current Orange CoWil f ash lon ncedi. the need for quality styling and mut4.lrittl1'. Alt.houah Ora.Q&e Coll8t fast\ions are bou~ht morn · for <1u ahly than designer lab ·lK. dc1Hg ner s tyles are booming beCUUbC the names develop reputations for quality styling and materials, said Brady fl annah. representative for Calvin Klein he added that de1:11gner separates are investment garments be<:ause the classic f ushions stay in style for years . .. Oruge Coast women are into quality and styling. although their rash.ions also must fit their lafcslyles." she said Th1b full'b deb1gner separates ha\'e gone lo a cla!;MC look. she added. although they abo provide a !->Im pie look "The c urre nt btyles s pe a k f or ttwmsdws lht•y don't need a lot of ac ('t•ssoru·~ lo pull them together." Ms . H an nah ~i.llU c571ctive ~portsw€ar L ong. slender :silhouettes typify designer separates by Calvin Klem. HOW WOULD YOU LOOK IN THESE FALL FASHIONS? GET IN SHAPE AT THE ... ,,,., ,.;.., r6:ET '· . CE~ Shl· i.lddcd thut current separates blend Wl'll togdhcr , although tht'y also s tand well hv th •msclves. Popular fabrics a re back to such nCJturul materials as wool. silk a nd cotton. she swd Colors are ba<'k to earth tones a c· ('cntecl with brighter shades Thl' natural fabru:s "l et garments breath ., .. t reating more comfort. though tht.·y art· expcn~1vt·. she added ·"TI1<.1l0b the rct.J~On dc~1gncr scpetrat~ c·ost °"' muc ·h." hhl' su1d ('urrenl change~ over las t ~pring ·~ de· s 1gnl•r wparatt>s mC'ludt-a shmm~r. longer -.1lhou('lle. l'au~mg hem Imes to move up in proportion Abo. ~wt•att:r knib art.· Vl'ry popular. shl· con('ludcd J\t•t1vc s port swt·ar 1~ l)(..'tomin~ mnrl' and ks~ praclJ('<il Athletes may purchase mutl'ri<ib which last longer <Jncl feel more rornf ort<l h ie. Thl' r(·~ult more pract1t·al Nnn athll'lt•s may purt hiJ'>l' mor 1· dressy ~tylcs and fabrtth in '>f)(JrbV.l'ar The result lesi, prnct1ral Althou~h v<:lour ,., prornm<'nl 1n fall <ir· t1\'l' :,pol't!)\\(.'ar. many \.\O mt:n rlon I v.t.·ar 11 for ~porh Tht·} '•H 11·., too gC>od t 11 run In lnhlead lh(•y v.c ar 1l a:. i.,tn·H d<1lhl·.., ha1d Maxint: Mulloy. bu~t.·r for tht· ·r 1·nn1~ I'm Shop Pull·O\'l'r i,v.e<th:r '> Jrt· l)(.'JOJ! c·om bincd wtlh warm-up su1h Womt:n pull th•· ~weaters on with ~trap .,,rndC:JI-. aftl"r µl<.t\ Tammy .Jann . Left. and Martha Pleshe show the practical aspect of fall actlv'' sportswear fashions "THIS IS THt LAST WEtGHT PROGRAM YOU.LL lYflt HHD'' AHOUT THE COVER C l assi c 221 I Mcriln Suit~ I I l l~lne CALL MOW 975-0516 ~eparatcs by Ray Pinkerton coordinate:-- fall f ashion wardrobes at Nordstrom , South Coast Plaza. 1ng h.>nnt!> <.1nd go out for lu0nch in them," sh<: smd".' "They're beautiful. Some even have 1-!ord hn11d trim Thl' t:lothcs ;.ire getting H·rv drt~~} ,' s hl' said. Th•· nc·w l'Olors Cor fall s portswC'ar an· pt'<H'cwk green and shades from plum to mulbt·rry Holkr:-.k<1t1n g outr1ts in velour also an· r·<Jming nut for fc.tll Manufacturers !.uch as tl <Jni,: Tt·n h u q · coord1n<.1t c<1 short ~. tcH'kl•b. turtll!nct ks and !->t·ar\1..'b for tht: ... ~atl'r~ . Om· !-.Olut1on to lh1· 1mpraclu:altty of \ t·lriu1 ,.., di.lr·ron and polyestcr blends Tht•\ look l1kl· vt·lour and feel soft The hl'n<.•flL'> nf v..caruhtltl\ CJnd washab1hty add 1<1 1 ht· U!-il' of I ht· dot he-, Pr1t'f' 1s lower on th<.· ~'nthl·lH''> J H·nn1 ... '>hop ... poke~pei:.on ... CJ 111 Introduetor~· Offt:r L ~tdi(•S FR EE H'11rcut \Jen ·-.. H <1irC'ut ~ 117 PRICE 1eauty 1 ~parlou~ I f-'p aturmi.: hair fa..,h1 on ... of tocfov al thr ('rn..,..,ro<Jc1~ ol 1 RH ISTOL and HEJ> lllJ.J." 557-2234 • \f.1n11·un -.. • l'•-<f1• ur••"" • '·"' "r.1r~ • \1 n ft,, • I r11lt\ 11lu.1I ~ \ • l.1• h•" ' I I ,ll'l(1 thru 0('\ :u Suitable for any We Do It All ... occasion. • • Thi s two -p iece lightweight fashion suit in soft plum, just $59. A perfect match is the black leather handbag for $39, tastefully decorated with gold trim. Just a representative of our fall collection .... designed for the Southern California life s tyle. lightweight, easy -care fabrics in Fall fashion colors. 3487 Via Udo, Newport Beach 873-4510 P•rklng Lot Entrance FrM P1ntno For Our Customers --~..,,,.. ·--,., ... --------"' •• ...... -·. -. ---..... . -· .. ,,,...._.. . Create a new Look that · s all your own ... Frw ~tonaJ COMIUottoraa c"""'° •Pt•...,· eoio,;ng , ·MClftkuN• • Pdcur•• • Ac,,UC Nmu " Tipt .. . ... -. El«trol~I• • Ear Piercing £wopeon 1'~ociotf •Aida Grev Cotmltica • Maktup • L1110ftl Gtft Ccrfific;otC't ·--·--------- .. coo ati are "~ally galninc popular1· ty :'. aakt Debbh s.ndme)W, ... person for May Com.,._y·a Suut.b Cout Plaaa "l..artee and Lowly" department. Delicnen t.ludiaC "lar .. and lovely" slles in their fall lines include Pierre Cardin, Donald Brooks Md Gtoria Van· derbUt, she said. ''People t.bink ~mt bttwse a woman i1 lar1e. that lbe aan t lnto f uhion. We want ~e women to be as f ubAmab&e as every· y ebe ... she .ctded. La.rg" and lovely fulUons are a new addition lo the business, she said, adding that high fastuon spedaUy sizes only were introdueed two yean aao. "Large women wan&ed h1cb fastlions a II aJong, but nore. are just catdllng up. ·'The large department stores a re finally reali.linc tbls cUltOmel' exists and that lt.ere's a kJt of moaey to be made from ~r .·· she sa.d. May Co also features high fashion for petite sizes, she added. Prices on specialty siz.es are about the s ame as oo ar f aabiom sbe said. \ . " , ., " ,, -. . ~ ........ ,.~,,·· Tlvldey. September 71. 1979 Shoe fashions 'grow up' Women's fashions have grown are polished and sleek, whether ~ -talMI dr~ f~-amM-with-WxtwM-heu --4 ------ Thi re's new-futu~if afoot too -matclilng tile~ shoo' cold't -o_r ---... says the Footwear Cowad1 ~blch shorter, tapered pants. says the diaceming abopPer can purchase many shoe styles without exceeding her budget. FO& FALL, the council says, daytime elegance means closed· up pumps, the No. 1 item to com· plement the season's fitted suit or soiADee dress. Last year's slouch.Y oversized boots have been pared down. Shoe-boots, Western clogs and ankle-strapped s~ and sandals S HIMMERING EVENINGS will be reflected in dressy shoes of shiny metallics and satins or interpreted in plushy suedes as women step out in sleek sandals or ''come hither" open-toed pumps. · Vamps will be flowered, app· liquedorcurvedforextradash. Mid-high heels and closed-up shoes in solid moccasins or spec- tator pumps set off the clean tailoring of fall ready-to-wear. The preppy look is a winner with tweed skirts a nd beefy sweaters or lean-look trousers. DAILY pt(.QT ~ " .. Large and Love- l y '' styles from May Company dress big women in specialty-size high fcuhions. For s triding around to wn without breaking the bank . nothing be ats the s titch ed Western clog with stacked heel. the Council notes. Striped jacket and vest in natural fabrics typify men's fall fcuhions on the Orange Coast . See Men•s Fashians,pageC1. . ' Chanel. It's the classic name in fashion ... n beauty treatments too. A simple yet effective beauty q::>prooch, based on Equibe. the principle of perfect bala1ce in skn ccre. Achievng the look of quiet beauty that is distinctly Chanel. Let Ol6 ~ cnatyst . an expert n the Ellopean technique o f skneare ax:J mc:icel.P, show you how Chanel's soft colors and gentle treatments erha"lce the beauty ot your own skin. Appointments available from Oct. 1-5. 10 a.m. to 8 p .m. at our South Coast Plaza and M ssion Viejo stores. C all the cosmetics dept. for your complinentary beauty consultation. cosmetics 100-south coast plaza. mission viejo South Coast Plaza. 546-9321. ext. 264 Mission Vteto. 495-2800. ext. 269 ~· • 1~1a1 saturday hours -10 ci;m. to 9 p.m. costa meea -90Uth coast plaza -3333 so. bristol-546-9321 mission vteJo -mission vleJo mall -crown valley at san dlego fwy. -495-2800 hour&: mon.-fri. 10.G:30 eat. 10-G sun. 11:6 --- ............................. ~~ .... ~ ... , . . . • ,, .... ~ .. . . .. . . ' • f .. ..................... ·-. ·-. _ ....... ___ ,.,.._ .... f'9 DAILY PtLOT Thur'9dey, Septembef 77. tt7'1 • Coordi11iJtes · Coordmat" •tt itionaer than ever •l<>na the Oranae Coalt. even in the ra~e or · u desiin r-conaclous society And money ll th red mtng factor .. oordlnatea ar!._jMUP..rg.tt•caJ -.... -..:... .. 'U ~~~~"------• -•l~8'\l:t'C'1tJ Yt.'-me -aa4-.. --·•• Who ~ys you can 't become a star overnight? .-.-~:1t---:om.Jhe ~s~~4D'om<re~~tnpf88'= ___ .... :~~-.. ""1 ·pump g ·arnslnstant recognition. Whi msy-stitched toe·and shadow-thin heel ... destined for stardpm. ttme la fn91ll'Y , 1 &ald a spoke person for , Muy C-ompany, South Coast PJaia. I. ~.~t-houah . prices and quality on I t'OOn.u1 .. t and uparat can be almllar, coordinat~ oullits already are displayed together, so th shopper and the atorea· salelJ)el'SOna save Ume. "Shoppers needn't spend hours flndin1 · a blouse to 10 with a eparate 1klrt when they buy roordlnate ,''-the spoketpenon saJd She added that des1anl'r tyles also can be coordinates. Such de lgners as Llz Claybourne and Charlotte Ford deal1n coordinated fasbJons And coordinates make Ufe easier, she Su id • .. Many women today are working or I. · Me into their family lives. 50 coordinates W j.. are very e('onomical," the spokesperson aaid. • However. she added that coordinates aren't as high fashion, tailored or as avant- ., garde as designer separates.· "Separates are great, but time is a big fa ctor thei,c d<tys, and coordinates can save ll," ))he concluded. GJJeauty J ewel tones dominate fall cosmetic fashi ons. Colors a rc not as bright as they were in summer. with emphasis on rubies, wines. burgundies and fu chsias. "Makeup will stress very clear . strong colors ... said Mi chele Carrig, cosmetic buyer for a Costa Mesa store. "If you're going to the trouble of put- ting on makeup, you should make it look lik e you have 1t on," she said. Laning to def me eyes and lips will be prominent. s he said Also important to successful makeup is "The canvas has to be good before you __ _. __ _ ~cl ean skin ~put the paints on." she said. Facials help condition the skin for sue· g. cessful application of makeup. ~·~ A good daytime makeup. she said. 1s :;. the matte fini sh, which consists of water-~-based makeup finished with powder. r. "The makeup has to be as sophistical· ( ed a s the latest r eady-to· wear fashions . :· .. And tho ug h mos t wome n aren't ~ fashion models, makeup fashions can be : translated to fit into their lifestyle," she •• .d •.·. 531 . } . • Coordinate styles save time and money f or f ashwn-conscious women along the Orange Coast ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ._, CJ/air $fyles Hair designers are making waves Fall hair fashion forecasts predict an e mphasis on wa ves through advanced perming techniques . Waves will be featured over the forehead. ears and throughout the entire length of the ··versatile" styles. according to the Nation a l Hairdresse r s and Cosmetologists Association. "They a re styled to balance the total sh apely silhouette," s aid a spokesperson. "The waves a nct---curls." she said , "('rcatc a sculptured look that accom- modates any fas hion choice and any ac- t1v1ty." StyUng wiH be-closer to the-head than recent trends a nd hair lengths will be shorter. Curls and wav es shape hair styles to accommodate any Waves. however, can be adapted to I fashion choice. longer lengths . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ • • • l Cowboys f Western wear business is booming. capezio SOUTH COA&T PLAZA Ko Ko Knns upper level adjacent to the 1ewel court· BASIC COORDINATES . -~,. ( ~,..~ '1 ~. '\ ,..,/' '.! .... ~, \ ~ JJ ~ t I/ • '·•\P' • : ~ ~J .\ .u . ~\ -I ... . ' I -.. • '• I . 11. ) L• .\ • • , 1 "' 7.4~f1 . I A ll styles are COLOR MATCHED. COLOR COORDINATED 0 1 TONAL COLO RE 0 10 create a fantastic qo together wardrolJel S HORT SLEEVE JACKET 24 00 A ·SKIRT 12 00 MANDARIN COlLAR JACKET 28 00 MANDARIN COLLAR BLOUSE. 20 00 PLEATED SKIRT · 18 00 PRINT BlOUSf 2 1 00 PANT . t6 00 SIZES &::>O ANO COLORS RUST MOSS GREEN REO PEACH ANO NAVY Harbor and NPwOOrt Btlld in down1own Cos111 MPsa DE~A .. TM EN T e TO,.E 1116 NEWPOaT ILYD • ...... t:JO .. 6:00 Ci.-t ... J Sales have tripled since last year for one local merchant, and famous designers 1 are trying their hand in the western wear ,. market. WINTER WHISPER ROB E from the Fireside Collect1on by Vassarette "It's definitely an 'in' t hing right now," said Paul Johnson, manager of a western store in El Toro. Johnson said the trend is nationwide , and fulfills the need for dressy and casual clothes. Western shirts are bright, form-fitting l and feature snaps rather than buttons. I Western suits, too, are more tapered than most suits, he said. f Pointed-toed cowboy boots are very t ,.·, popular, said Jo 1 hnson.. boo .. h 'd ·'Once peop e t(et into ts, e sat , "they stay in boots." All-leather boots average about $100. r. Hand-made boots start at $250, he said. Women's fashion boots have high heela and dressy appearance. • Western hats enjoy popularity. A good felt hot costs about $50, J ohnson said. ..... But even more important than the hat to some people 1s the hat band. _ RatUesnake skin and feather banda are a must for many· . ... .. . . . Weatem wear a/fecta tnen'a fall /tUhiona atronger than ever along the Orang~ ... COGlt. . .. -.... --..... -.. -. ,,,. .... "" . --..... ·-· .. -................ . ... ., ...... .. . ...... -....-. ......... .__..., --.. . . l .. I --.. ........... ,.., .... -... ...... ,.. ... ., ...... #, ... ~ . , # .. -· ••• Thurlday, s.pi.mt>tr 27. t 979 OAIL Y PILOT "' .· Dres.~es form one of the strongest ele · 0 r ange Coa s t ma 1 es are out Western fashions under hts 'wJ:.=~·+-----· ~~~'..'> fiJ.UliAPS· • ..br._omin& gantJemen in, 'asbio~li • label-. m~. -• --....... ...__....._ ·--""i·dOO ~·knew wltr, but wemen want-to -furlllt: t9'1B:--· ---~ ----~ --'Mcn .. itrgenerfll an· JUSt-mott Elegant dresses make one of the strongest fall fashion trends. The fifth in on annual ·series of f ull-leod crystal pendants . . the 1979 pendant will b~ forever treasu red fo r the fiery brilliance emerging from its multi-faceted prisms. The uniquely beautiful pendant and 24-inch neck chain will set you apart in today's fashion scene of individuality. Beautifully gift boxed. Unmistakably Gorham. $2250 tihow mor~ oC their legs . causing dresses to .. Men are dressing in more re· mto designer names. Doerfler be very popular this fall.'' said Bernard fined styles and real fa brics this said. Ooerfficr, fashion coordinator for Bal.lock's f ~tl -they'v e become · r eal · Wilshire. Fashion Island. gentlemen again." said Bernard The dres;;es -as with mos t fa ll Doeffler. fashion coordinator for f ashibns -are made from natural, quality Bullock's Wilshire in Fashion materials and cling close to the body. Also. Island. Newport Beach. lots of shoulder detail is coraing in, he said. S uch real f a brics inc lude "Pants are still in. but they're not as leather. velour. s uede. corduroy. important as suits and dresse5 because a silk. C&lihmere and pure cotton. woman can wear a dress all day and into .. Even colors are more re· evening." he added. fin ed ," Doeffler s aid. adding that However. he s aid women now are navy blue. rust. coffee and bark changing fashions more from day to are popular evening . Suit s houlder s a r e s lightly .. People are following their own padded and lapels have narrowed hf est yles with fashion s .._ they even down, he said change their h air fashions from day to H e added that s I acks arc evening." Doerffler said. becoming straighter to provide a He added that. although coordinates long silhouette. Pants also have are still important. separate components s m all or no cuffs and include a are becoming more defined to create a naturaJ break over the shoe single look. "Men's fas hions a re taking to a "Mixing and matching is going out naturaJ concept. .. he s aid. fashions arc becoming more s pecialized... Tics have narrowed from last he said. year. and men are weanng the ~~ d~s1gner labels are part of th 1~ top button or their shirts ope n. speciahzation. . . . ··orange Coas t s t y les are ·:Ev~rybody is des1~ner conscious beco ming dre ss ier wi th out w~ h~·e m an era ~f des1~ner .l.abels .. even becoming stiff." he said. ~ with Jeru:s a~d me~ s fashions. he s~id. . He added that the Western look I He adde d th at such ~ccessories. as remains m style and that de glov~s and hats are coming back mlo :,igncr Ralph Lauren even puts• fashion. c:,Accessories Changing lifes tyle~ bring changrng needs "Women today arc more on the go "Thev are increasingly entering the working field. are sports activists and a re t a king mon.· tlmt• tu fulfill their needs ... said a spokes person. r or .J bU'-\' \t Om an ~ Y.JrdrObl'. d dt.1::.~1c <.111ac he "111 organllt' " da~ ... ~c hc.-duk or dppomtmcnt~ in th~ hC:snd or ~•round thl> !>hould l·r .\/en's fall sty les co me 1n l ong ~1 lf1oueLLes and nu t11ral .fabncs Clothes han• changed to accommodate changing lifestyles and so have ac cessories. "Handbags arc a necessity that women · look to. carrying them wherever they go "Women wi ll choose a handbag that can dress them fashionably and com· fortably. "Handbag designers have become m o r e direc tion a l and have created handbags to follow the s pecific needs of today's acti ve woman ... s he said - Such accessories as handbags form on in- tegral part of today's fall fashions . Thnnl.11 111.1 ll>t of l(L'!WfOU' pt~1ph: in )OUI UM1l. thl.' l 'nllt'd \\',1y ~uppurti. .1 "tdl.' rang1· ol human l!erYICC-. fur J>t•Opll' "'ho really need them. A loc or ordinary people With extrn0rdinnry dedication d'vott' long houn loolung at budgets nnd community needs to detmnine how t~ rllOMY )'OU lflYt' OUl be used Jo )"Our commu1111y·, bt'M advnnt:i&i• Th.11 ) how l'ni11-d \\J)' wtlrk; 1\nd \\hy. Bod~ bags iJnd larger 1otc'-Y.111 pM·I-. cveryth.rng from head to t()(' for all !>port enthusiasts .< brhtn t '"' ----- Standing out quietly. 'NdtUrJI Shoulder .. trousers l ht> cut 1, Corbin's verv own. designed to fit all men comfortably precisely tailored to each size They rest secure ly on your waist The stride 1s easy The new Fall tabrin are Country Harvest Special Weaves, Hardy Twills. Prime Flannels. Country and Sp1cebox Corduroys. and authentic Scottish Tartan plaids. A Corbin tradition. t 7th & lrv1nt A'llf , Ntwpmt le.ch. C •lif .17141 MS.Oi 92 •• 4 • Ptlauc NOTI E ,ICTITIOUI Ml"••M ......... ,u, ... , -, .................. _., ...... ..,... ....... flltCTrncwt ._, .... u ltAMe U HIM&MT llwll>(~--··--......... Pl/aLIC NOTIC .. .,.. •IC\'lftOUI ellll•aH fll.tMf tJ ATl-Mf , ... ,._,. ---~ 9'1•1 MUHIN ~ AMIO<tl'I I , 1#0.~ L'Pfl IHl ._., 'l'Wl Wfl• O••H. If ••••rt t•itt ll _.,. -.. __ _.. ,. ~··· II• S) •Al~ 'QNflOL (.M1fW111•....,_ • ' t>•f\1\•t L••" C••••tM•, Int ( NI & "' <JI OltA!fU& UKllO Y ,,.., ..... ..,.. l>ii•• lit, l'll!l NhCNool '# Mlllll", ft• I Wll• 81titr ...... (Mia -(_ ........... 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Call todav to SCl' $220.000 • C<X.DW1U • .,. .. co. 644·9060 1lf1 SANJOAOUINHILU"D IN~C(NTf" *DELUXE BAYFRONT PENTHOUSE WATERFRONT HOMES Inc. ~36 w Co.hi11~JhU.1lV N,wpon 8.1«h 631·1400 .&Jy ord BeQch Reolt\; II.AL ESTA Tl DCELU..Cf SIMCI 194' HIWPOIT IEACH If prt v etc y & <·onvc nil'nl'<.' arc importa nt. you 'll a pprec1.,.ll' this s pactou1> 3 b ·droom. family room, 2112 bath home. quiet c:.ul -de·sac "tn·•·I. with POOL. s pa & liJr~l· 3 cur ~iJr~gl' S249,!"/>0 Fee l<.ind . NEWPORT BEACH Ne~-~1 ~~,~~I I 'nb4:h('vlfbll· Nr•wport fll'11c·h valut-1 100 ~ll:'IJ'\ t11 :.and and OC'l'i.ln 1 <t li1•1J rm • 'I tlt'drrn u1111 ...,, ... rl, )OUT 1 J,(; (j(io l w .. 11, I all mw 7SZ 1700 ... I •ol ''' l ~IH!llil $79,900 YA STEAL! f)oll h1..u . .,.. :1 l1'1rm I•• l>J 1.,,. lml'r rm ~ lrt1l1 .. r1-..h , ... 1111 111 61 '"'' I JI' .1t•,.I 1111 .1 I\ I\ I ''" l11wd ,!r1·1·t l.i•1 ~ 1tl .., lrwlr.1· .. ~ BrJrul 111·,. 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REDUCED TO ~ S J 14,000. 2. Ouhtedinq orchitutu" .ct o•ff 4000 sq ft In Htis 2-dory bride buffdhMJ with adaptabte loyo.t. first floor w•• to br a heaHt. spa. . .now •oc..t. S.COftd t fory contoin1 archit•ctural offlu phi• 'poclout 2 .,....,. e1pt. P'oHo with tpa ...t Jr'd 1tory tunct.ck. Mod.,... dKor with wood, itaiMd CJI•• and tpecl .. NCJMl'"J. Own•,. will c_.,., I •t T.D. Wll co..Mdef- ucheNtep. S500,000. S •ll•IMary Realty 315 M.um\!A111• Hdlboa Island 673-6900 mE 810181 ILlllS aa . OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE WHnl WA.Ta Y11W1 LAGUHA llACH Above Wood11 Cnvt• M1t11nlflr('nl!' Sht R<'d room"· l''ivt• Anlh11 f.iltflt• UUllty Room . llu l'k-ood 1'1oor.. 1"hrec.> P'lrepla<'t'tl C~ar C'IM<•t11 Thrtt C'o r CnrnJtr Prfvr.t1 SL• To S1nd Secludttd Gardert' Patio Art11 Pricf'd At 1900.000 Ill 631·1• DOvmt Dlil!I -·-.. . . . COtOMIAL REAL-ESTATE ts MOW IM t•VIMl!t The numbt>r one produdnJ.t n • ll sl lltt? : ... '-Lil! ,2Jl n ~ .... IJ) l l\.c... ll•H\ .. UA p; l 0 n ~ctl-tount utn Vnll£'\' Board or R aJ~ ~or lho p st f1\:t' years has Ju. t opened at." fourth o fflt't> ol llHJ~ .. 4.. Wiit 10>, '"'- With O\!t'r oft\.• half billion dollar~ -n sales in lt.s short hi!'tory, lhas dynamic tod _progn·sMv"• company now has op.entn~i> for full time profe~~l~nal sa l es person s "'ith cxct-llent produl.'lwn r\•cord.-. 1f you want thl' opportw11ty of t>armng commissions to 90' ~ <no promo or desk r~>. und would benefit from exce llent mnnuf?l'ment 8nd unique qu.ality :;t>r\·1ces to you and your c ltents, p l ease <:al l no" for a t•onfidenl1ul trllcn·1ew with Jim 1..ognn at 5.\9·1111 WE HA.VE SEYER.AL RNE IA YFllOMT HOMfS WITH PIER Ir SLIP BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 3 4 1 Bayside Drive N B 675 -6161 LEASEJOPTIOH $5.000DOWM llttautiful rood. r 4 lilt Ba + biJ.l ramtly room, all new kltcben & baths, only 116,500. $600 mo on lease. Ruth Laune. Ritt 646-0!0 AIA.HDONEO BEACH COTT AGE Bluffs s id e retreat. wooas &jtlass w /intenor a touch t!/f Spanish. 3 BR incl 2nd s ty 20· block mstr tud a-way w sep guest rm +pvt sundeck. A real sunken formal A LOT FOR YOUR SSS drn rm_ dl'n Fplc 4 Bedrm, 2 bath Condo .Beams thru out. arches, So c I ea n ! Modern decks & .qardens. Very kitchen. bltns, c rpts. uo1que. Reduced . t o d rps. near s hopping, $100,500. Must sacnf1ce schools. easy al.'<'e!>l> to CaJJ novi!l63-0902. DK R. freeway. Asking $74.950. -------- Pay down to present G I fwancmg or $34,000 or s ubmit your terms. ~II 963-7881 YUCCA VALLEY HOM E Beautiful view , 1deul neighborhood. Nea r Shopping center. $51.500. GARDEN GROVE -3 Bdrm. cul-de-sac. Ex.· cept..iooal buy. $76.900. Call Bart. A(,'1.. 839-7933 eves. A DOLlHOUSE! wrrn A ruu. SOCIAL L.IFE This adorable. spacious 1 BR mobile home with fireplace, pal.lo. pool and rec area, For sm~le or <'OUPle Peek a-boo view oC ocean. Super local ion $27,900 CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX Ocean and bay view. 3 Bedroom ~nd 2 bedroom + den. 2 Fireplaces. Owner anxious. Call 673-8550 BABBUNG BROOK includes 3 h e droom tr1 -level townhom('. Wa lk to major shoppin~ and transportation. Earth tones fire place. & st e ps to pool. Cali 673 -8550 WHITE WATER VIEW 3 Bedroom. 3 bath & spa. 3 Pat10s. Sk ylight. WC't bar a nd much. much more. Gorgeous private beach. Owner professional decorator. Owner will he lp fina n ce. Call 673-8550 MINI EST A TE! RED IARN INCLUDED 3 Bedroom + pool + horse stalls. Gourmet kitchen & country living! Much, much mor e!! Call 673·8550 673-8550 SlflC & ~ FREEDOM .... T Sln't ... IN -CAMY<>t-1 A Broaclmoor 4 bodroom, looks Uke a cut-tom, acr~!i from th golf coune tand neur a secluded pitrk. The home 1 ~ churmang ! 2 fl re places. c us tom hhuttcrs. d rape~ and wallpapers, all With tt bri ~ht , «h t>e rful feelin g . O uls 1dt· you'U rind a ut omatic 1'pnnkler.s and ext erior lighting along wlth tl friendly BBQ ar ea A Big Canyon bargain al $445.()00 Uflliill Ul ti M REAL TORS· b75 6000 2443 East Coa~t H1yhwav. Corona del MJr FAST POSSESSION! Great Newparl Beach area Sumptuous bdrms. 11.lTRe ~ourmet kllehen. new carpt>ts and dra~. new appliances. ~real RV acce;s, a U"Ue vJlu1: Only $139,900. Ca 11 ~ F ORESTE OLSON .... L UI A• f(_) ... FtlESHAS SPRING is 1lus °"wly decorated home. lmtn'1culate thru· out and in a very des1rua· bre area 1s tills lovely :1 Bdrm. 2 bath home with a cozy r1replace. Call ~5370 today~ ALLSTATE REALT.ORS KONA. HAWAII Oreanfront 2 BR condo. furn .• lime shre. month or May l5 to June 13. every year Membe r RC1 Kona Bill F1~hcr. only $25.000. Owner. Dane, dys, 752·1920: cv:,, 557.3534 SUPER DUPER STIPS TO HACH Newport Beach duplex. 4 bdrms. up. 3 bdrms. down. finest rental area Cla;e &o sboppuig. Pnced at $212.500. 673-3663 675-4777 Eves -a·ssociated BROl<ERS -RE A l TORS J\Jlc, W Bo'b,-,a o' 1 l e& 1 )h/ )l/N•/I ,J.;lt/ /It/ .1f~,.,1/r lf you dTt! lookinl! for gracio u s l1v1n,: 1n Newport Beach's most prestigious locnt1on . please call us for Listing wormatioo. · BIG CANYON 644-1493 64(H277 HOME Ir IMCOME Char111Jng 3 BR beach house w bachelor 1n t-ome urut. Used bnck frplc, knotty pine pant'I & beams. tile entry & lots more. $182.500. fee. Call JACOBS REAL TY 675-6670 JS the best description for t.tus lo\-ely 4 Bdrm homt! Wll.h a :.pac1ous I 1 v1n~ room. 2 fireplaces, near new cp1.·g and a glisten. ing pool. All for only --------- $109,900. Larite assuma· OCE.AHRlOMT ble loan. Call 979·5370 $55,000! now ALLSTATE REALTORS OVERSIZED LOT See this 4 Bdrm with PRICE REDUCTION BALBOA de\U)(e duplex: large 4 bdrm:-& 2 bdrm. Ulllls. frplc. each: now ~.000! Try installment purchase! lcAoa Boy ,,.op. Reattors * 675-7060'• loads of lawn areas to en· ~~~~~~~~~ joy back yard li ving ·--------• Secluded. close t o markets and major shop· pmg cent.er. Ca II 646-4141 -~ COATS&WALLACE REAL ESTATE , INC. La>esomeUunJ? valuable" Place an ad ill our Losl and Found column!> 1bat's where people look wtien they've found an it.em of value. llGCAMYOM Charming 2 & den Condo. 2h bath. Super sharp cond. Many upRrades. Xlnl investment at $1.8.5.000. macnab I irvine realty A SUBSIDIARY OF THE IAVINE COMPANY IAYSHORES-$299,000! Including land! One of the largest homes fo r the price in this s uper beach community w /lots of family related activities. A bright & cheery SBR home w/new p a pers & paint. Appl. onl y . Beverl y Morphy 1>42·8235. <F-100) 642·82lS 901 Dover Drive 644-6200 HcJrbof View Center lrvitle at campus \/alley Center 752-1414 • •ON WATEl--PllYATE ISLE l•••tlf1lly decorated "prld• of OWlt.....,... 2•dory IMMfte wffh yew OWR boat slip. Warmth, woods a11d nceptlo ... 1 decor tllrHllt this 4 IMdraOfR llw wffh forwMll .... rooa s,.c .................... =.All ffw ••a tl""forffwtl•lt . ~ n•ln• • •nt: SIMtWll by • St7S,OIO ...... , t.d. , . MAllll AVL RETAIL LoedloffMllNftlc ......... ..... ............ .., ....... ..., ... wtt11 ....... t fer SJl,000 .,,. •M 1 at tw sn.ooo. 8allA•IY ·--315 Mame Aw. 8al>oe Island 673-6900 • ... . . . , .-'-# .. • ......... ····················-·· l'huftday, September 27, 1979 DAILY PILOT Q C....Mtte I 024 HoMM1 For We HoMsff For We HoltM. for S. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• "" • MISAVBDI ....... • t044 .,... .... ...... • ... ~~ .............. t.••••···· ~·· .. ··-················ ..................................... -~ M IABK.SJ'UR .. Ol.DJI! OORONA DI!!!. MAR : a cbarmn. Sbake r oof, bnck flrepl•ce. raised bearth, wood bnmt<I cul 1oai1. lhree ~. ll den plus 2 i.u.: zooed ft..2 to add rncome uo1l. Jus t $184.000. C0U Of MIWPOltT RIALTOllS '7S.551 t ••••••••••••••••••••••• IALIOA 15&.AMD IYOWNER 323 APoJeoa Ave. $32S.OOO 714-S73-3S81, 675 8729 213-424-8179 lcAoa hNMula I 007 ........................ HEAR MEW PIMMSULA POIHT A t.otaUy deluxe c·ustom home with gourmet k.itcben. balcony game room and full !Sile J:JCUZZI 10 sumpLUOU!S ma:st..-r bath. nil aboundin~ with sobd oalc appointm1•nts Tiff; BEST OF ·~rnr: POINT" ror $439,000 CA.ll 644-72 I I ec.Mstrano leach I 0 18 ...•................... OCEAN VIEW Small custom home Lgc I.iv rm. ram rm. 2 rplc:.. 2 ba $130.000 Joan C. Aln 496 8497 Ccrona def Mar I 022 ......••.............•. Investor's duplex i 2 ~ood renLJli., pool. frplcs, l'harm $255.000 Pnnc1pal!> only 641>-4999 Residence ~ income. Oceanside of hwy. G .ll. Robert.son. RJ lr. 675-0562. "VIEW .. HOME This spectacular listing is a fmly homt' or ent.cr· tamment & hvab1h\y. Lvly bnck <'ntry & foun- tain issues a comforta· ble. yet luxurious welcome Ameo1t1es plus view in most prcsup:ious Newport l ocation 646-Till Ccaneo Shores WHTEWATERVIEW FU'st offennJ,l view the blue PacHic from most rooms or thu. custom 4 bdrm. 3 ba . fam1l) horoe. approx. 3700 ~q fl.. with l~c· t'nUnt r} kitchen. formal I.Im. rm 4 sep family rm On lhl' canyon, just 2 doors from the pnvate bea ch gale. Uncomparably pnccd at $52.5.000. land ind uded ! ' Call now ror app ·t ' RkhRtty 673·7040 1024 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pnme gol/ course fron tage. 4 Bedrm home overlooking Mesa Verde Country Club (jolf course. Linhte<l paddle teonis, secluded)(>(· ~P maid 's qrtrs . J acktt• Handlernan. 631·1266 l~iZ~I~ REALTORS t Bdrm. 2 batb. qu~Uty Wit. &bake roof. double n.1'el)htce. Great loc:aUon. Ideal ( r .Ql~a1ru~ l..uite rec room, lots or declclng , low main tmance yard otferect at S*,000, C.ll 540=UU -·.•:· HERITAGE REALTORS 9.46°/o Loan Mesa Verde S lll!droom family home with 2100 sq.fi. Faauly l"OO«D, 2'1'1 baths, bnck fireplace. Landsca~d with large cover ed patio fo r e nlerla1n1n ~. sprinklers. Close to u celleot schools. Use your present home equity Lo lalte over 9.46% loan Don't m1S1;! $128,!KJU BKR. Cal I $40-1720 TARBELL. -· R-2 IUILDAILE Quui:ni.ng 2 Bdrm l bath home with room to add second urut Askmg onl) S19.900 &ibrrut aJI oHer~ call 546-StlllO ~HERITAGE REALTORS Tc*e 8WJIIEUI llYINE . --.. -. Confused by all these adf? Ranch Realty andtor- Wood bridge Realty can s how you any one of over a Hundred Listed homes in Irvine . Don 't waste time trying to decide which ad sounds the best. ONE CALL DOES IT All. RANCH WOODIRIDGE REALTY REALTY 551 -2000 551-3000 THE EXPERTS ON IRYINE PROPERTY BY OWNER -UNIVERSITY PARK Peters lui" To~ 3 ldrm + cMtt & FGMity .OOM c~ to w ..... •· Ma'°" ·~ ,..tr UP9 oded throaghotft. Mmy ntnn 'riced at S 168,500 sa.o.,. by Appoi•tw•..t 552·1121 Over Payments When you as~ume 10 ~·; Coda Mesa I 024 loan on 4 bedroom ranrh ••••••••••••••• ••• •• •• • VILLAGE OF St} le home. Approx !HOO 664 COVEJDri•~ ly ~.ft with t·ntry, d1mnJ.: 3 BR. 11.-, ba L~c c·m• mom. f1re1>l:H·1-. IH'lbar .-red patio. ~1orai1c sht-<l Large lot With C ltru~ l"1'\h1JOnd,IJ.:e!ncd>.ird trt"t.'!> 1.:.trf(t' IJ:lllu (1,, ( 10M' Lo :-<·hb .1-'u II JJnc·t· outdoor hvrn~· \ ·.,,. vour $46 :JA> ~llt-r 14 111 tu lµ Prt'M'nt homl." rqutt' to (ln,10ce laXl' O\t-r )014 tnlcrt''>I SHA.FER RE.AL TY loan Coml' l>l'1.'' U:Ji .WV 96,. 1980 BKR Call s.w li:.'O .,.. HEWLISTIHG MESA DB.MAR Muc h i.o u~ht a C(ttr spacious ~ bdrm mod{'I w t·ent air Th1l> ..:re-JI entertamer 14 m.1ny up gr:idc:. ,how, IJtftl, fk.,L buy 1n .ircJ. Jiurr> • ~~91 (~lwMl&Jlflttl ReaJ E.'lt.alc 1026 •..••.•..........•..••. MAltlMITA. Spec:Laruldr hilltop honx~ 2012 .Q06 i.q It C..10b<' to ~ .. nna Seh .• Hd & CaJl1· La Pnm.i \CfJ $166.000 tc> $!45 1100 !Cl~. 4.!l:I 4'.()ri Bh1r MEW DUPLEX 14-00 sq fl ea urul Walk to b<'h. !>hoppir11• Oc'ean '1..-ws Ftrt'plJt't" ~.500 unlit ('Ompll'll' homt• fcatur1• .. I HK :!J 2 ha . ram1h rm t n pit> l!M 14 np.·n•·r ~ ·~ :.ppllanu . .., 14 rn1• r11w\ <.:Utnt>a~'\()t'. d"h14 ,, ···If 1 IPdntfll! fJ\ t'n' Hi JUl uk<l baths l'l'f!J r -.h.1k1· f\AJ w<">d :.1dan o! & rnud1 more 3(1 )r fin;.im1111! ulr1>ad) ..irrdnl!•·d "" loan fees. St 44 8:AI RCTaylorCo 640 51 12 Tunlt-rutk HichlJnd, 'llJr .!bd. "nt!I fam1fl hurni: Formol dinin.1: & famll)' rm ~pt·o;t,11·ul.ir 1111·w 11 1 I:! b l ~ u JI I? r .i d 1• d "' '>Upt.'rb lnr1'><'P S215.l.W \Jn i t.i !157 ~ 11r 641>-blC5 OOl>BR.ID GE VILLAGER CONDO 3 bdrm. 1.,.. ba. Cul·de·Sao-. -'~:-CaH~ ~ 3 br, 2 ba near pool at park. Prestigious Irvine. 1112.000. 5.'56-4576 '"1041 CALIF. CLASSIC 180 deg white wate r view, or beach. s Bdrm, 3\1\i ba+deo, dbl lot. One ol a kind. $400,000 is a steal. $100,000 down. Easy terms. OWNER Ca ll for a ppt 714/833-3S81 or499-4.2.47 WAUC TO HACH Ocean vu. 2·Sty • 3 BR .. ram. rm .• 2lfz ba.: fire pit , parque t ns.: sep. works hop, studio rm . Shutter~. slid. ~lasi.. North end loc A rare buy al S215,000' Mission Realty 494-0731 ---LarJm1C1 Meadows George Cha rles Realty 1~ proud t o present t he homei. of La~un:i Meadows. a new. pnva ll' coastal community that we fed Lyp1(11.-:. the ideal IJ~ environment. Sttua\.Cd aRatn!>\ \he Ren lie 1'11lb1dt"> or !Jr<• i.ug1oui. LJ)(un:i. lbcse s pectacular homl'!> ar l! appointed an th1• trad1t10n o< lltnell'l>S qual11y & un parallcll'<l convl'n1encl· Pnced rrom S25o.ooo th,., L'> a ran· opportumt" to pur<'h~f· " new roasl:il v 1e14 h o m 1· 111 th 1· ht>auufuJ 1·ommun11) ol LJl!UOa J>l•<1~•· 1!1\1· 11 .an up jJf>rturul:--l•r ~h•1W Lho·w horn""" tn \flll 675·7512 ID'l lfMfrl~ WJ1~AIT\' EMERALD BAY LOT ,_;73 t:.634 OCEANFRONT -,;,." Moduldr T)p•· llomc:.. pvt 1·1>mmunll} I. b(oh.,, 24 hr Wl'llrll\'. ~ub h.'\ltn)( OK From S!J.~ Trl';"uri• bl11nd ~ob1k JIOml' Pk. 308Cll !'.I> C!.l llw.,., Ldl!Un.i Beac-h. H ~ I' t7 14 1 ~JS1~ ---------Fo.t• Vdley I 034 COSTA MESA ••••••••••••••••••••••• DEERFfB..O 4 Redrm . µl~n ~.1----------4 HouMs on I Lot l'lboron w bonus room. 3 LO WEST PRlC!'.: 1n br.Z"z ba.popular~on Costa Mesa. Qnly 10'; tcrt•y Model H.lghly up· down. o we AIWa\'> .l!.roded968.2297 1 Rt-:S rcot.ed. · Worid R•d btate 556-7777 4BR TWHHOUSE 1'4 Ba. 2 stor). prof de cor Nr OCC Comm pool $'19.500 Pnnt· onl). Ai.rt 541 · !>331 . 646-2325 ASSUMABLE $79,950 Fant.a.sue C'OOdo 2 br + fmly rm Vacant & re ady Talcc over ~ubJeC't to ex1i.t10~ 10h'< loun i59 1501 (~l~WIBJifl® Rt!al Estate foWt.ICjtott ~odt I 040 ---------...................... . liCJ Grttnbt ook 5 BR + den + Fam1h Rm+ Formal dm•nl! +·:i car g:irai:ie ~ 2 patios + balnrny and othl•r amt'1lll1cs. A.skml? onl) $1.lS.000 SCOTT REAL TY 536-753) OAK GLEN 01st1n c t1 ve new :! bedroom. zi.., ba con dollllllJUms $97,990 2518 Elden Ave.C M. 642-6734 PRESTIGIOUS + on th .. ., upin-aded. rlr nev. I br. 2"'1 ba. with l;m•t· I Canul~ rm & lorm;.il din rm On.I~ J 'hurt 14 .. dk to l.tk· ti.>~ch f>Jrk Plact> lne 842 i 4bl •5Hr, 21 2~. form 0 H I-' R Low maint \d "'r pJrk . .,chool. tcnn•~ $136 .000 B) ''" no•r fJQHl}66 Vatw & Comfort L'I what ynu will get m tb1s i.harp 3 br. 2 ba homl' that look., hke a model Parll Place.Inc 842 ':461 Bud a race l1rt • Nt'w prunl , new <'f1>h. ncv. drps. new dshwhr. new i:arai:c dr opnr i n hrdm:-.. 3 ba I mile to ot'c31l 968 2297 f R E "tJ BY OWl'\ER. nr bch. 5 BR. 2":! ba. formal dm nn. fam rm. cov d pauo. new crpts. $128.000. 9620678. townl'lomc R eally sharp' Earth lone cc>lor::; $119. 900 r...i I f r cd Gi~.6311~ l:~#Z~I~ REALTORS Turtle Rock ~~~e':~un1 l• lO bu) J 5 Odrm !,lt"14 art ~lode I an one •>f l.tk· I ..i.'t~l JPflrl't IJUllJ! J.rl.'4." 10 ln1n1· Thi-, on~ u. 5 month!. old ltx J Lt'l.I on d QWt'I o•ul dt• '\JC' ,.,,lh poolc;1z.cd IOI \I .in~ up)!r..idl>t> '+523 C.olPUS ~·IRVINE 90/ol.oan Close Schools t 0 CAPE COD CHARM llus 2 stJ>ry ramlly homl' 1s within walkin~ d1!> tanre to beal'h and park 3 bedroom. ... 2 b;.ilh.., ~•th n e w c11rpet and landscapmj! Sl00.500 LINGO Rt:AL ESTATE 17141~99 4551 ---HOME + UMIT LOOKJNG for a \;Jt·allon home near lhe beach that can also pro' 1dc ''1m1· 1n come ' Don t m1,,s lh1~ compact ol·i:a.o ', ... ..,. home ~ 11h i:ul':.t urul $139~ LG1J1MO Villoqe R.E. 497-1761 OCE.ANFflOMT o:-; THI-: BI::ACll ('n op :! bdrm. 2 b.ith unal with I a r ~ ,.. h J l l· o n ' a n d fabulous \.lEW 1icarth1· !.Urf and CnJO)' PMVill:Y and loc.s of .:ret>ner:. also Owner will lea.se option REDU<.: EU to $2~.oon or wiU lease for $7!.15 per mo - ">Al l~IHY HI AL I '.Tl\11 6.1•1><>" •~•and bl:HlJOO EMERALD BAY VI EW 4br. 4ba pnv pool & :.pa smo.ooo M.rt. ss1 1i(l42 ~HiUs 1050 ................•...... Leisure World. Gal~ 14 Panoramic view. J rd floor, Villa • ue' a. 2br 2ba, 586·68i9 A C. ah 7pm .................. --LEA~-SIOf'Tl_O_M __ _ $82 500 &!par 3br. 2ba Eastsule h o m e Cor n er l o t 3 Bdrm. 1J. Ba. double $129.~ 1895Mo 645-7272 2 Biles from Ckean. 3Br. 2'1Ba, Fam Rm. $101.000 Assum Loan at 9•,r:. fUll pnce Sl6S.OOO 221 20th St. O wn Brkr 536-9987 Lovely 4 bedroom or 3 bedroom .ind ol<'n homl' wtth approx 2000 sq rt Formal dinini:. family room ~1th rtreplat l'. t'X tended kitchen ddd1t1on for the gourmet Patio Community pool l 'st.> your present ho mt' equ1 . ty Lo talce over low 1n terest loan Don I hesitate'. Sl20.000 BK I{ CaU~l .., 546 ,000 CO -OP garage, pauo. pool. Walk toOCC. Call 64S-9161 ! OPEN HOUSE RlAll Y /. l~ .... o ....,I,_T __ A ...;,s.......il : . I' I I' I . · l Need a Lar1te Hom e To-day" Sl0.900 dn. 9 \-,•; contract sale. S130.900 Own, Agt Bill, 831-1257 EASTSIDE Under $100,000: Principals only. Agi. 631-0G> I HVNAD I,::! ~ I I I J' TM beet ~ foe dieting . . ---la: You can't ltM II •1111 you. r--------IO - -~ arounO now? I NAVVAW I ~-,-1..-... 1 .. ' -,_..,.,_.. G c~i. .. ,... c11111:~1. Qu04ed .___. __ .i.-~.i.--1 by '•fl"'O .., 11>9 """'"9 "'°'d' "°" d~ ,,_~No 3 b.low AUTten'1C VIUA TILE lOOf..2 STY ,_.ach-Vi.w Gated entry. Vaulted ce1llngj. Huge Ii v 1ng room w t f1re place Garden latchen. Formal d1ninlt room. Lush ter· race Studi o lo ft Massive master suite w /Rom.an lub. Guest quarten. Take over 8% VA I 011 n . $4 18 /mo. Sllcrificc sale. Shoreline Assoc 848-22.62 ,_...Socrificel $00 Yards to oc~an "Model Perfect", 2800 IQ.ft. 3 QI' 4 bdr .. w /pool. jac. Imma c ulate ! Patrldt al·la8 REALTORS ~aUl 3 Br 2~ Ba, bostu.• rm, i,.;. ml. to beKh. sm .ooo. 675-4132 ~ 1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -· WOODl .. DGE W:i rm1n g1on 3 bd Twnhl>c Fred GI bson 631 l266 REALTORS WOOOlllDGt 3 Br $1.20.000 5 Br $185.000 6'2-01l2, Mc-ti687 CONDO 1lus pnme 2 BR LaF?un.1 Hills condo inclds main tenance. cable TV. in surance. i.ec. system. taxes. 5 clubhses. lawn bowlinJ!, shuffleboard, nding stables. t e nnis\ crts, olymp1 (' pool & more. Won't last at only $16.000. Call 54().3666. llE.A.L £STAT£ l.agill9o leodt I 041 LoCllJil'CI IHdt I 041 • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• fllc~~ S~SutPASsM all other 4 Br, FR. DR, homes in Laguna Niguel neighborhoods. Tl)is colorful. exciting, handsome home has many decorator touches. Big view from the handsome covered. patio. $179,000. ACOLDW&LIAl«llCO. 496-7222 831-0836 ,..,.. .......... .... ............. - ............ ' t • ..- ~~t" -------i ~~fl.r Jf' , .. HERITAGE Hf Al TORS •MDOUALM'Y .... * !-~~~~~~·!·~~~---~ (~ ll\000. lake ov•r 1--------· lllntalUt opt.we on I BR ..-c•To SIU Wt I I ... IOtl --------« ~ Won "t lut ..,._ l(lllt L.Y., ••••••• •• •• ••• ••• •• ••• • COST A MISA •'·>wa.'--M·\·.QZ-10----i Ulllr*W a DR 2~. ua. . • UYOWNi:K 4 ......... ' Lot cod utllt Ovttloo\11 park • l..C nn, 2 ba ll~r, VA Uiwe!it price 10 Coi.t.a IACll IAY ISTAT1 Pvt 2 a arr. etitaw w be ~. 2 llUit'JJl howln, 16 llll"at-.._.,um•Wfl luao lu.t.r• • 000 8'"1'\lflbt• Mata Only 10'' durn Ktd c."1 to si . .xi WISTMtHSn9l owe Alway• renu.-d tall ~ b•ro. h'*" rld.U\K nnk "vt ulc, • lj.RIQOJ 1 ruoru. m..iruf1 I t'fll Y\-n( I.he ~(ll lilly, lv.11h ltulthl·ap1nic .,buund• Contart J lrtl 64MJS9 YIUAGI w.w1.-..... 556-7777 '(/u,' ~~f:/.f/."41/ We have 2 l11q 1 t· 4 btldtm. 2~ b11th h<im1·:. boUl with puoUi 6 ''"'' R E A" L T y l~ lam ml!I " formill dlllUltl rmll · .. WPO«T 11.ACH t-1 1t ndru -'ltl 1714 1 H2 IJ07 dy• 1714 I ~J 57"1 evt_.., wknd1 BIG CANYON 'lfll'c1 ac·ular icolr c·u1Jr 111· •· l~1tt• LIA-I "<l ft . 4 lo 6 littl H\'>, ~· ., balh"i Pool .mcl "Jla $1 .37~.ooo STBtSTO llACH '1MCOME .. !'.l).H lfJU ' dup l1•Jt Ill l't-WIJ'Jn ·, f1nt,i.l rcnlal JJ1•11 liot.h wulJI 4 bdrm:s !'ll•V• t.u 1>Wld Won t h111l ~~ THE STARNES CO. 640-5711 t>n: W T 0 W N II U M ~. ---------•! NJJ1 /Me1111, J Ur,<!.,., Ha. ---------•I IJllllO, l t•ur IOfUI;(". frplc, IAAll. 1>1'<•. 11•nr1111, THllLUFFS \, . .,. h1.1· 4 hdrm , J ha •• 11 1·1ind Low11h omc. s1111 .5oo 1:44 41n. b46-JlU 1111 111 srn.'I ~ lk-'>L op i\l Ocean. LI! Uplx, U WC I"' r l u fl 1 l )' • u 11 cl 1• r I.bl TU. want!> $100.000 11111111•1 ' dn, $2 111.500 675 IJ!.14!2 Umkl:'r f.>40 ~J Ownr OCEAN VIEW!! ---------• furt•e.d :.ale' L~. 111r1· 4 WATHFROMT bd J IJa . S2l!i.OW owe t-'~tr.1 l11r~1· rorn.. SJS.000 lnd A'>:o.umc •lup lex in xlnt c:orHJ !Ill'~ l'atn ck.IJ31 14!66 Park Pluet',lllr 842 71111 ····•·····•············ 1100 ·····•················· MOIHLE llOM Jo: B U Y S I'~ I. l.. R 1-. N I' t'INAN<:1': ~Ho...Storc lnfcw wtio.t Center CAU.US66f.t021 UN T lt t; lll';A <.;11 Leucudw <l.lno b11lruc·tcd ocean vu Sn~I w /ex pun du $19 ,SOO 1 74'1 055(}, 1«1l l 744 629'J, 9'12 121!1 •EXCITING• t2U"'1'S I UOOR from OCl-:AN l.Jn.bcoht:vahly low LO W PIUCIW ul $425.000 ~f will LTadc. w.w .... Eat ... 556-7777 FOUi UHl?S.C.M. Near new. :J Hr ownc-r~ un1l. i ba, frpl, 2 c:ur .:11r , :J 2 Ur, tbu. unit\ 'l~L l11vstml1< 64.\! 1603 MEWPORT HACH Duple.xe11 vn l'cn•n & Nwpt Shn. uvotl All umcn1t11•i. Prci11•11tly l1•w.ed 'I urn key over J lion l'ropcrlv m1tml llV"JI t.'75 4!H2. UK It ttcabor &c:row S,.Clalith '" iftcon. p openy. sd et or U · changh. Call enytirM SPECIAL IUY for qucations. Coll Ut!auliful :!4 X '.l 7Sl-t775 otk for Keywt~I 11!11~ 1 Mobil!· htimc· in l.1111u11;1 ~ !bib. nlC'~t 5 11l11r I>·" k Ml:W Nfi:W 4 Pica Gron ll'7.000 ~Year Aasuma blc l it. 0 W.C. 2nd. ~.000 OtAMONO REAL ESTATE ,, ... COAl,_Y Hllll 1U ll\VlNF. TERRAC f:: Sc>Jclou.s :. bdrm 3 bi.. rormel dl11 rm ram rm wlWC'\ bur <:udrnf'r in duded AvaJI I I I IOOO mo Ail'nt fiM ~ • It.arbor Vu:w 1..4.&.'lk h-Oml:'. 4 UR 2"'> &. ocun v1.-w , den .t.duwlll rm. J yr he Loh for Sat. UOO l1l50 mo 1'.133-2623 flt·KM\ 2 bdrm & den l'#tA>t mol Plw;h t rpht 2"1 ba cedar & i:lai.., ,, blU l.Oocean Dbl C'ilr pv\ l(lf. fully m a rnt y d Adult.a, no ~ l nquJr .. at 527 18t h ~I 714 91JO..WI ......................... 2.3 ACRE LOT ... ...,. ...... HDrwf'roperty Some! bac k bay v1c.>v.. (llfllastJr 1tru for hu.i1· ranch oome + ba,..n & 11lllblea Call Jim 1'1un den. (714 ) 752 lllfl lly•. 1714 ) !111 1 !17117 t"Yl'!>, v.'knds c .2 Ull', <.:osta M1!1&1• 1 OOxllll 1 llO. 000 ~ 1103 !WS.-<t203 Mowltaift.DHHf, Rnort 2400 .....•.•.•............. FOR LEASE New 2 bedroom 2 lu1lh hom1• M1.,\lun LJlt.1·' ( IJU Olf) t'luh l,111l c1·11n1' 1.1001 Jw·.11111111 11~ hindsl·apt:d no rna 111 tcnance yard !ialO Clubhw,1• ICtl !Jelert I lot Spnn1ot!\ 2LJ.J78 ~72 ) Rr. 3 RM, Harbor Vl"w JIU, lovely l arn1Jy hom.- w Ila ftm:t'd yrd. 10 m <>'I h•a."4' at $1000 mo Av1ol mJd Oct Bonnie At:t 87~. 644 01S2 Wdrm [)pix , Iha, !\Undk, ~wv1• & rt'fnc. utl 10<'1. rioo ""° 640 44 ,..., VACANT 2 BR l Ba . rdnic. walk w 11hoppmi . schools. close t1J fwy' $37~ 11\(1 V1lla1t<-R t; 962....,.71. 11.!k for G<'nl' FDL'iON Hf(;tl ;ind <lnly ll btks to bch 4 Bdrm 2 bu lrte (<1m rm H >Undcl k $625 211151 ffan11lc a 1 J bdrm J IJu fir1•pl••'"''. !JG:µiJ77 Ullr near 8111 corona ~> SUl'EH 2 br. 1,,. bo. fr» M.>584fi palJO. dbl car wur nr IJ( h IRYIHITHR. t'root row, unobstrut·tcd lll1.""1 Vll1'W ~IU.'<"UllVlt ll horn;· with larii•· \w1rn rrun~ !)l.ol. ft>rrri..tl 11111101• .irt·u. m1rr1Jrt·d II.tr I frvh"'I IJ11l1ard r1J1Jm «-;1 litlrrn' ~ l'n month \ (II\ I lt1Jl l1f lf.11 IJ11t 111·,1• lrl" Ill I I ~96K-56'7 ~--- 3 Hit. I,.., ba ~ondu vr>icraded frpl 14~ W-1 Jl'AS J tJtlrm i' liJ •lhl l!.ir ,,,..,. lir•·1Jl.11·.. hull•· ) .1r<1 :-,,.,,. hit 1 ll' l/.l 111\ 1 .1r1" I l'.1l1•• Iii 11114,1 Wiruu ~.1>-1 1 IV'ftl 11r le· .. ~· l•1 11111 4t11 I '•lJ.i IK1m1· tn 1Jnm 1 l•r< I ~'tt• hi) IJUtnlt·fl 111 ,1111 l.1~ 11111· yrtl l'n' 1•.,1 n 1 "II "" 1 '"Af .:111 .. , WINTER LEASE ••BA Yt'RONT. 4 Bdrm. 2 atoey houae- S700 • YEARLY LEASE Nt;w 2 Mlory home. 3 Br. den, 3 ba. patio & jac uzzi unrurn. Jus t orr No. Hay S850 yrly f.,ou Urcchtcl & A~sociates 675-3331 229 Mimne Ave. Balboa !Bland .............................................. t,..... •och 3241 s.e. Aae 3210 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• l'l.itt11finu .I llll & d1:n , d 1J1.trc.1v .. oreap vu:wa. Irv! . oeclL, tooO Mo <! BR , t h1o1 , North 3Ur. 2Ba. auto urage. pool, w11hrtdryr, $500 roo !l{lfH237. ~ ~ __ _ l..rliturui A charmer• $450 W.A ' 1.. lZtl M t1 .. •••••••••••••• .. ••••• f';meraJd&ty <1BR,:lha. HOMESFORRENT , den (lr1>11n v11•w Sl:.!00 3 "' ...-. Pnred from M11 Turner /UbOC' o d 4!.C 1177 ll!rJ 459 1 M8S to 1565. r nc y ard ~ .ia ruite11 Y11mll1 t:i. llltH1\t•, le llh & pet1> 326 1 w<>lronw Call 004 2.566 or •••••••••••••••• ••••••• tJ73..2971 Al(l. no f~- llUM Jo:.'> l''t >It J! t .NT 'l 11r '1 Hr l'nn·tl from WC• ~.1,, ... ll1tl > J11l & I' ,1 I J I'" ' ~ ol In I I I I' ~ pl•···... k 11h & Ii '''' w1•k111111• 1"11 II 'llA Z!'.1:11 11r !fl3 :tnl At'l 111111•1• l<uimy :! llll ( .on1lf1 for lf'il'4' A < 1•1wl '..:111 • • rvL-. •Ill" IJool 11r111 ' '4!11 rrv1 )((j ·~ )400 ....•..........•.•..... I~ Pt. ()r1•11n View t_:x q1.11s1lcly rum Like .1cw :lbr. Zbu Wa8her /drye r T,.nnr~ 11t,ol $ij~O M o Alll l'1•arl l.akc h. 496-5'8> c.o.doe•olus a ~ailed 3425 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Kan c ho San Joaquin '" 1-'t.t:· AJ>l & Coo<lo lrv1ne Oeaul 2 br. 2 bw . 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"" t h.u11wl Ill Apair1'1s•H•h hr'Sliaa.9d 1 l<l'\ '-lt1' h .r IJ"'I IJo.il Ufl ••••••••••••••••••••••• t.o 41J Dbl Jldl ~ xtr.1 t9illba._l"-d 1106 pr k ti! l]..2C)'J mo • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • JACOBS REAl TY ~~i!:.R ~~ 00 .:1~: 67S..6670 I !mmed~_giy,9S\·J3U !Bech apt 1 Km with 0-11 ,, .... ,,.nc '' •••in•l11 • bd. pv\ cnl, prlt'i;, rlr~ I lj<lrm "·~•h ~ 111, t'(J(lfi; g J qwf>t rea1• Wlf't <It.I •• .., fl '..'1 mn I I"'" siz, mo~~-9_ "'' •A.!. l!JZ) . lr.• Irv lol I l.1rl"1r Vww 11 .. rm.., I 111rt 11f 11111 1>1111 n J' 11r1 f·.11111 l v r oo m . l•l.1 >r m \;'litJ 'KHI I•••• bt'lnl( brnlt in areu 4lH :1h.1, $375,000 Op1· n Sa~n I I 5 & Mon lhru t"t1 l 5 1115 V1;,i Z;ip11ta (.; 1:1 Ii f Iii J> r 0 I> 1• r\ I I' :. , 001 JOOb or 722 J$22 I . ...,I l•ac1f1c· C:11t llwv SE~'>HOH,.. L1111unJ llr h H M I'. 2BH2& -t-den l'elOK j nt4 J4\f.1 ~7!1 IAYFROHT 2 bdrm, 2 bath m 'IUpt•r loc:at.wn. Avu1I rww f11r winter rrnwl ~)() m" SalL~bury R~aJty 673·0000 J llr ~ , 11.1 c·11n•l11 ! ~Lor;. ptJrJI. tt·nn" ~,1:. ,,.,, ~ 11:r7 •••••••••••••••••• ••• • • Y.•-.tc·hfC lr•• t.am•I) hu nt•• I l'rTIH c ,.nd unit 21J1 l l1• 1111,1w,1 1n .. • lmt d ,, r• ,., On i.ttl'•·ntw It $:>!ill M" lhr lhJ , ~ H "' 111111 ~TEI~ fCJ HAY I Hr . l(r ... 11 p.1tMl frpl<'. gar. ~~ WlNH:f< OPl':N ;011,~~rP~ 1~ 1'11rt ~11111~1,11<· l'I Open lloua.e Doily. 11 y ~I.Chi AKI ;144:1 '1:J80 ASSUMi t 0 7 /8% ~for Sd• 1200 LOAH C'h111rc lbr 21rn. I r11h f ll. r 1·f :\ •• I' ct ' ~Mo !NJ .f.137 t.41~Hll...AN D w /dock Ht· ... Zbr. 12lL24 View L It. &. ro00 bar. l?llT, sun~ ~ Wmwr Kent.al nel(. (Of" i1umrncr ~·9&47 RENTALS , ii•• I h1· !'iu11 I " (Jw11er, Owner 4 Hr l Ba hcuut. • ~it1 !f.!W I Yll-W of hrlll. &: 'occ110, ••••••••••••••••••••••• On Sl 14.000 1st, hsi-~ ON WATEll WI NTLll 2·11ty. 5br. ;JI.la Gardent•r mdd pjt)()Mo U..rh . Iba SJ.!,11 Bt l.1m r m. f1 rnl •lln rm. '65<J rum111.1:• rm ;> 11.1 1thl1· 16SO 1(11.1 ~l rnu 1\• .itl ()(•\ 162!i UI bt2 !1567 11 /\KllOlt Vl l'.W 4 1\r, r l111w to schoolll, too :m11 , rll'n, II( lot t·ul de· rr~my t:xln;:; ~ m••nti.on I .. w Uy owner $170,000 $1.iM.500. 4Z7 Calle Jo,m ~J-f~7K or 1140 1:~3 l'a!me 4Jlti..(fl8J ~h-tll ~-?Real~ I iJ11 Ut'.llh Oft 1u· I\ r I ~JI)(, 3377 VIA LIDO, N.8 . PllER & sur .1 llorlr m.' . 2 IJl!lh1>. for un 1.ll·r rz:J}.!.'JO' $169,450! s-taAIMI 1080 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'~w ull1m11lf• 1n t'Otl<IO llv1ni.: J H1lrm'> ~·" l>Jt,h.\, pnv Wini! rel111r, 111 Cati Vll'W' ••••••••••••••••••••••• -------·1 IJupl1•x 2 hdrm Near w11t1•r & hOOP'I $170,000 ,c,.,umt' ('11 ll tr.n 3~)11 Fixer $5000 Doww 4 Ur,:! Ha, dlnlnl( rm .I V Co • 631.0000 __ HO QUALlfYIHG l\oiyfront Oen. Vu OW c; 111 ur10. sec Hlth<~ tioat lllif> Zbr, 2 b11. Ownr. ·~) 100 STIPS TOOCIAM 5 U H • 2 A A ho m 1•. upprox 15 yeari. old with $13 7 ,00 0 a1111um11hle Isl &t 9'~ . Ownl:'f wlll carry 2nd '7 ' 41 146-5502 ll"l'.I~--"" DIAMOHDIAR 108 ACRES RB>UCIO. t"llOM ~.000.000 TO $3,000,000 Zvned ftl Freeway <!IO!fe Oespera~ -muat sell' ... 549-7991 1300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,,. ... ....,.._ .... l& unll compltx. 'rerm!\ available. PoelUvr cu8h flow tf165,000. Aaenl, tm.2660. TARAMTB.LO & Lii • llOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• FAMILY CASTLE 4 Med~• pool, qUlet 4JUUULllJUUIJfo----r lmNFIONT cul de-1111c. roove·ln re · T.... I 090 :tdy. Plrase c•JJ tor more ••••••••••••••••••••••• dl1Jilla on th1J1 ~uUtul hcJrol'. CASTLEGATE 41DRM llfl.EX• * Wlt.h11paclowiowncn un· tt. 381", •28r, 1u .. artoua JONES HI Al.TY INC. 1 \1~ Cult.omiled J obn Lytle h o m e leaturinu 3 llCPU'lile m.11tcr •wle11, 3 ~ aleamloa batha, (71A)673·6Z10 ... ..,.... C...... ....,.u family •nd din· I~~~~~~~~ '40-1117 Inc room. beamed cell· I': ~~~~~~~~ lnp, walla ot 1lua open "".: to -40' pool and deUthtfuJ 4MIWUMITS ------~---·J &errace end, • ~ acre HAlllC>a VllW yard. Superb q\lall\' for HOMIS ... ooo .. 58dtm "Somerset Piao" next to •r•oobelt. AeautUuUJ dtcor•ted and l•nd1upf!d with Jar"e yard and pool. don osen ! ' I ' lmtE.17THST. That )'OU. can 1et tlnll UM!rl'1.,..on. nur rrwln ~ <#tock brol&era • i.ac bank.I > dilllrl ct of ..... A.nil. Park ptace,lnc ~-7~1 ..W..-.UXI O,..W/Sm l·I 1UmN 711·11ll , ............. . r..cb.unlt bM a t.c Br'•• can OannY Bibb ror1------... -1 din.'*'°'· llOO 14 ft ea. appe.. c.o ... t.MM new CLIM COOL POOL 2 dbl cu 1ar, 1 frplcw, U.U~S' ••••TY = lldnn, lam Rm, m.86. Af#.. m.soet -"'°° lnc:l~mi land. ....,__ ..-home, &taller ac· '7J..lJ I I cu1. 2 car ••ra1• ..._ ,,.,,,., 2000 -----~ r:.~ ...................... . ~who are tteklal •••. Iii. 16-.UXIUMITI .., ·1~ kJOk flf'll I ; Ill PIWl&l:AIT8lD&, CM io dwlf~. WaU yoar •fl Miii L 2 ldrw wb. .s a. \MAT To plan CIH 'fta:Sl'Alt.NDCO. ~~~~-. -~ • 9ti2 ~rm aft Ii 2 RR + d<-n. 2 IJ" 3 BR.2"2 ba 3 81<, 2ba dpl11 o n s ome l ot. S!f.N.rJXJ 2'\0'J t 1onda Sl • II U Alct. 962 7781$ or 49B-JM7 HF.NTAL £xct11nl( 3 Bdrm. ram1ly rm, dininl( rm ond sta1n1•d Hl;.1!\i. wlndOW'>. M o orlnl( av:ulublc. $l 0001m11 winter Sal.Lsbury llcril\y 6iJ.fJJOO 1 1m. ram rm • d111 , ,,. M1-:.a Verde. W5Q Mu Ill d . ..iardcner <.:u ll 4 Bit . l ba 2br.2bll San Clemen le 1675 ~ ----.----1 .... , j .... 1707 Ha) lr1111t t.ond11 Hou.t i ·•••••••••••••••••••••• t..U Sl~.<XX>. Sll.000 yr in· 1·1irnc Own e r wlll f111un cc . Pnn only ttll .t:l'D 16UHITS ~i'EPSTO HAY 3 br. l bit. dlrung rm .• rrplr , J(or. l putJO!! S)25 w1nt.er. open 328 Sapphire 64.tl-O!M a.oor.-.Mllo l t07 ········••·•·····•····· Mary AJ~e 89ff·2fl36 IMP E C<.: A fJ L t;· 3 hr 2• 1ha. CA'>Odo No l'et-. M.ut. I child J'ool. tt•n111' 11vail $650Mo S11·rru M 1!1 MI 1.324 New2br. 2ba Cllndo 2 car rtor A. /C Wk752·~10 111ni.7:J Hn •. 1 '1111' llo·11u1 &-'!''1n ou' 2 s I c I.' p 1 n.: r oo m s & IJdrm • d1•n ~ :ibulvui. kitC'henetl••i.. S7S per view~ mo> 1 ly 1111· I wt."l.._ "u.p. Ocean f'toot. bi~40 l)nw by 111 Via l.11111 ------ Nani Lii.•• .! Udrm • .' ba Bfo;AC.1{. V1~w. pier, 2br w <kn & 1111110 "'7~ mo Adlu S56() uU pd. 30.1 t-; I t:d.itt'WalA'f" U 1871·2Jl66 l'nde o( ownership. Near IJCach 1n Huntin11ton. All UfUlJI have frplc"11. Only 5 yrs old. Owne r wanl11 qwrk :.ule. Will carry fl1Ul11Clng w /20'1. down ;it ooly 1cr : mlercst Call Except.ionally nJce l RR home. Winter, 11vr.11I Im med. S700 12-4. ~I 2911 , 544-3666 l'YC.~ 3 Bt. I"'• ba, (rpl putio. ftm"f'<J yart1 1•;irdt'nl'r i' I yr >W.1L1"r1ron1 lfoml:'11 ~.~-~-.:.-_-!?-.-~~ lf5Z3CA11illP\l'Dt·IRVtffE 63! l4()() t.:ondo on cbe wate r FORESTE OLSON ... ,. ' .. QCJo;ANt'HON'f SPLENOOH Adlb.llhhl•lk Nopn~ 3 UH 11'> b,a l'lltl•IO, Ls •· $4!15 rno (.' J 11 ll1•t1l<11••· I Jrk l p 751 44 Ill 11ft 6 l!'lpnl 1<rad1-.I Pool No 1wh ~M•1 BeautduJ home has 411r l'T'11nt• t:.i111..11dc lOr J ll;i, ~ /28 I rpl aa'. at.ove, D1W. ht yrd. w a. inc new c· ,.... I 2 BR. Woodbnd~"" • omlo, lhrool(h oul, bndt rrpk . 1t1tdencr. f'ct OK Avar d W!lhr tdryr. dahwshr, 2 Orl l.11( ~ 631 1532 no pet.S. full rt'<' lirJn new -.WMo car iar. lA-OIUnK for $e mo. 2 OH 2 Ba. 2 r ar ~ S48 1313 yrly /Winte r •tenant tu l(ar fplr . w /I>, stovt•. ------ rent beg. Oc t. ht. rdMit incld ALSO. $375 Woocllridlp ~53M: 844-9582 mo . 2 QR I Ba . 2 cur f(or 4 DR 2.,., Ba. air cond . 2 -•••oU,LIX •-•~h 114' fl yard Av•ll. 101u n 11 lily, avau l0/20n9 P 5 '""'...., · ~--rdn Id mo Incl ,,_.._r Refs re· 0...... "'"-c~ll ! •••••• • •••• •••......... Ref ·a rocf d. G r . Inc """' 5St9 622 ~1Ci down. OWC AITO a\ Oceanfront. wi.nter rental. D.> Maplr St No pelt1 q·~ Qwnr/agt~_.:__I _ io1h~. Spuclouii 2 UR un· pvt beach, pool, 2 br, 2 Alll 5'56~I . 1179 ~ Super 5 Hr. 3 Ra. nr pool ll In xJnt Costn Mclill ~ld!J·pet.11. 4•3579 Jo:'ai<k-2 Br. ren!'cd yarcl, & park 1n prellllf'IOUll location. Oullltondlnl( Ocean/root molhly ren· enr l icar. $350 <.:11 11 Gr('(.'fllrM.9f45:S!i66576_ nnonclrni o vaU. Cull ror tals $lfl0. RMP ownt a1<l 675 41122 or delwta. 834·9393 494-.w:13 \W•tnitJ rortc 4 UHIT IAIGAIH -4.99-~79 3 Bdrm. 2 ha Gard<·n °"'Y St0.000111! ... .,.,. ..... l 1" f:u11t1ldt I br hOUIC. home. Very clean. $575 Owner Will c•rry on con· ••••O••••••••••••••••• Jtesponslble sln iilt or mfll.92 trM.'t It IO'k Interest W1th I•-------• ~vui>lt-s:MQ. M>l4l5 __ .,.._ ---.._..----l-Z-41 ... 15% DOWN. lllgh de · hbl.aloul ~ wltb all 11150 mo Comer lot, RV .... •-•••••••••••••••• rrwid beacb area. Well decor".s.orameniU•. ~. lru y11rd. garaite. ' BR . ocean aide. Nu. malnta1ocd adult type 4 Bdrm. View. Jl'abuloua Nor all. 3 br. 2 ba. 2 end. DR, f'P t studio&: unlta. Just listed and luxury furnl1h lo11 . chlldttn. oo pc\&. Move pr can't laat! Call today fjlOOC)/mo. Wi1'ter. lo unmed. SU.1941 dayw. '•.C.UdC·9329 83HISJ _...., ev ... I 2 UNITS On~. Only ates-2BR. •sr. ,_ ... .-.. vard, Jl'ULL~~ VI~,!. COlfeM9M to beach. 2 Bdrm. J b•. '! ·"~""' 1 4br,la ..... U>.1tra ...... 82 x GROSS lf renta tum..SOtmo. Wtnt.er. cpl.I. ~OK. PIO/mo. decbllOOOIM 49M820_ leveled at market Near 541-TD Howie for Leue.2br. lb•. hrok .. ven with au·~ W'lterfrontHomn IUDSftTSotC 1ftlk\Obcb&:down\.Own, I.I o wn Prof e u 1o n 111 831-1400 F..AS?'SJD'E darllnl 1 br quact prwtlaut. street. manartemenl Included tripo. 1115, 2 Br. dupl.. lux. yard. No Pt-U. Ownt."f' wlJI help nnanct• "'---..1~ beautJful db ..... LOot....... J1&0Mu. VL'llfllDUl at below market In· """..... -v.rt&Dr."7·3tlr1. t.emJt! Too 11oodJ.0 la•t! •· 2ba. rplc. _.,mo. and New 2b)'. 2ba Con· caJJ!J34.v»S • 'tiJJame.Reft.815-1849 Clo W/frplc , SOOMu. pio. Blue WltOOO Viii• 14UMITS SBR,Jba.d11uurybomA•C.3 Avl.IJNowfi6'1·7lC ~;.:,fie:>~~· I.IX.... fl'Jlie ... dbl car,.,... I • 3111' 2ba dbl 1., bua• .;;;;;....;..;_..;..;.•--.--- Jlofne pl1.11 U unit• and S)10, •moo. fMced yard. Avalt. Oct. Ouaavlew, rfortbend, x l n L I o c a t l o n • lit. Chlldren OK. WIU waUL to bch. 48r 2Ba, Prot..,lonal mana1t• ............. ~ ~ ,...,.._,, DR/P'RIU00.4t4-41'T. ~. or do ll you,..elf and uv• $4200/year! ~~ua~ .• ft05t~ pdap ...... ••••••••••••••••••••••• II I .. J202 ....................... Brook~ew condo. 3 Br 2.,.. Open bouu S• t t Su o 81, AtC. attached dbl 1·5pm. New l1e l Br • pr, pool, J1c.. ten11ll, fW'D /unl\anl on be1cb. Wlb.r /Cieyr, aucrow1ve, Tr• .. UN h laod 11101, refrt«, IHll 10/l . No ..nPCH.ll»ltlO ··--·---Dupltl, 2 18, l~ ba, pet.lo, an«t tar .. IJJI . Af, O.v•, '64· mL ~ N1'WJ)Ol'1 Tl'rr <.:on do 3 fll<. 2•., ha. twuul \l(-W from frool hnl:' Yntt, nr IJOl>I . 'bOU / 111 11 642 IKl:l Newport Be aches f 1oest $1200 Mo 642 ·4183 wttdys_·~~---~ 3 Ur furn. w:u.her & dryer. klrut or short term. Qt 11 bt>for" lOam 516-9888 ----Beaut Ill'"' ' '' m 'I .!>l y Owner rompl TwnSt! 2br dpl" t-'rplc, Walk LO J~ lbUt bch & ~ . harhor Jbr 3b11 $8~. ......,,... 751 ~ Adlu. Ulll 1oc1. $.S50 --lf73. 7183 EANFRONT 3Br. 21\a, C-.--...... ---J7J4 yrly ll200. ur 9 mu. S750. ••••••-·•-•••••••••• ~10 CASADIOIO NEW 'I O W N llOM a-;, AU.lfl1U'tlFA'tPAID Npt1M1~u . :1 Ur,"''"' Ra Compare before you patio. :.! 1 ar 1111ra14c-. rent Cu11tom deslgo ffl>lc, IJUC)I, i.1>a. lt•nmli, features : 8 pacio1&11 1116. ~-4192, 64&-321!> kitchen with Indirect --Uldlt1nA. aeparate dinint.t .,., tun lea«tb marble pullm.n ln bath, k.i.a«alac bedroom.., pool, BBQ, 111.&n'OW1ded with ptlAAh ---landscapLnc. ADU~T eiy okt 2 bdrm, open J.JV(NG AT IT'S BDll't beam thruout, huice NOPETS ltltch·dlnt, 18x30 Liv. lBdrmfunilbedSM5 Rm . w/fi'ranlt.lln Slove. 2Bdrtn~tQ) new wuMl''i2rytr, ~· •WeetWllaoa fenced yd w/2 doll ~DI. nl4M·1'71 Privacy·HOO . mo. M.S-T.W>l.~·1W --------ONOO 3 bd , pool. -/mo. Aak for ~rt MUlillm. s:n 1211& ~XuriOUI cotU1e for Pllllli non•motiaC t mpl _.., Maid MrY. GMiOll .,.._ ...... n• . ..................... . OUNA BEACH llTll INN. ltlt.ld ~. color REALTORS TV. bea&Ald pool. UtU, ---- - . (714 ~M·Ntt. Ml No. CONDO WITH POOL Ccllllt tfwY. • 2 ~bdrm. 2~ bat.b, Bhut...;.;;.;:;;.;.;;.;.dtcor'_:;:.-8\ed ___ akl_ trp6c. •1& mo. M&·lm. .-vice. PGOI. Utll~ • S.Ch •• JJ76 .... _., ...................... ...;.;.;;;;...;;;.;.,;;;;;;;....----- ..... l t I -., ' • .. .... -....... ..__,._,,, ........... _ •t Af•1 lli9'1il•a~ .. 1Lut1 Ulllft. ,Af_luo .. a....... .·.• ••• '.• ••• •ta&Win; ........................ 4JOO ottlce...._, 4400 fl ................ 41••••• ....................... , ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• • ••••••• , ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11u'eda~. s.pc.mber V . 1919 DAIL V PtlOT CJ J, ••Mr&a rt~ 176' Clialm.._ ll24 lk• __ ._. la40 ,_,,._. It'd ~mmte nffdad ror a.ohklnd .eel•!_~••••••••••••~• ·-·-• .. •••••••••••• ....................... c.,i• www llJI .. 4 Br -.OU... VOOI ... --------illilLlt IBr Iba . 81111 peUo. SHARP I ach I 2 .. 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• i.:Wi 2 blJLa NB' •MAft carport. laundry sn& l~riw. dilbwsr. ur • t\lr LHM s Br~. e..»m'*u · · DrUTffOUSE 11MLY-A-.clll Availtll M\WM25 · No1Jllla •tua ~comm. pool • liUll .,._.,..-...,c. • ----a;r;'4 • ~t J All. I or l~tl men ro 11br dlt "T'~-=::s ....... ~~-~t"9l. ~::-~~·.::.r·~· l 41k»l,4M .. ~.=rbefth • SUITE c1rp., CO<'l ,.,.., •• p1t\o, m.iier. ti~ M6-0&lt S... AM lHO -- r , 11 a.ta,__, noo r.a atr 1111 O,J-....., 5001 ~-· .. ••••••••••••••• ··············-·····-... .................... FoaN or Soet a pet' Call •FOXY LADY* BHr Bar By Owaer Cd Speclal Pala Hotllne. OVTCALLOHLY •GdClfSPnDC.Oaa~. 7M...,.tal,alf251.?a ll ~-Ifft• Ady t.o Box lOI. Dally ftJUND• II.. blk lab. 1.1r __ ._..,,_.,, __ _._...,. PDot. PO .. -. UIOC.. old. Vk . Jamborte I: ~ • .,.IUTi .. · lllu. CA llr8I Briatd. 5Q.()874 ''Open Ufestf~" people asso .-_l'ated --•t IL.htiH:ft w lbltm1 ••••••••••••••••••• .. •• 5blrc a~ reap ooo ;; ,,. • l>bl k I bdr lil~ • " bdr ~ SPACIOUS Sl>f condo 11r., amot lnl fin> > OcmAD ., ~no ptta, 11!' -W.11& l~ be"ua. Call a., Cllt PIHi. frwy eo-~. CDM .•. Dan• & lAcat.ed ~llln the Wii ......, .. ~ 5021 lat: lriab Sett male.~ ClUll ~~-.. ~ ·-~ .. •••••••-•tt•••• REWAJfD .-..u . I<'. Udo Miarhta Y111age. 1---------i Broolcbunl ti Warn.r. ~warm rel•tiOOlf Couplel C-...f6Mf1 Sin1Je1 caU7~ Recorded Illas. HY h.r I ft 2 8'1°11'1!1l8R cm ~OflM 2lrT , .... lO ·~ C.Omplex. BrilD.fTMllli -J D23~n~.(." M 16 38tdroomwwnbowle. ~~MUIU ~t.e-Prol. F"m. to ~ s-. a.oAMS ... and Loll. Gry twht M. ~t. n; Abu a e d P a r e n, t s SIDn'TW ~ _ __ rww, dehae adult c1111\ KEnJB.ausff£O Zbr -;;r w fullY lum. lrv coodu ~,.~, '"'""-•-· -.-IU1' 2 BR. I bl II!! plea 841 wnty, h 9nni• <k>rv 1:iO Cat tll1ui, fnwy WJH me Anll Ocl I -v ... _._ .. ~.. N «llAl't, 1p11 2002 ""'Cir V..-1)' .\at f7UlTO !Jtdi.a U !IO mo o df' T7l ttcL•i!lll \o 1 rvln• S!:M>. 59l3l. 99088Jl. -loda 'Plb 11....-JOO Q)mpkx 581·'7'18 atl.:..~ _ llM IOI' Jimmie ~ w.. la tiiea111. tHr -tm. Lovdr 1a r1t• 3 un. • -Uta, • IWI rm. »b mo ..-s.A ,...S plu cu dtr Wet O..r, Louo•ts Panoramic Bay view Covered P•tlo . Decora\OC Amenities m.aft; ff»llt Bat belor AH Pbol, frplt lc:td»OK Nr Dul'h nr So Coul Plan, t.eM!e. Fem. nocM1 mokr. -~ 11 RBQ t•Ol\l"d fMMiiM> ~-l.~9818 22·28. Wk997·5328, AaJraboutour ~la\ 0ooit ttJI(, I aar av•1l l\dult11 , M -- -Hm 91J3.9J FREE RENT Of'f'ER 675-8&62 br. t·l)le prt!lf'rT4!d o pett. ~ llarla Avt', liAcHWOOO APTS Wed 11 .-. l HI .,,. ... Ar l"lll MZ5 S.,JM'f 2bt' lt>e ~ lbr "1$ ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,,...,_ IG-:11137 Adulu ~ Ull~ t 8r 2 at-Ory 11pt acl'06a 2:adTruatl>eedLbanaon front claw.. very p~lly. Anon1mous. You ve t'elidenltal ProtMrt.Y Reward. Dye 7Si·lM1, heard about child abuse. CwcAxwzedlomet."I. ~ 87s..t731. 8afeide/ What abuul parent youroeede! · 8UAloa abu.se? Emotional or R.E. DEPT. . .... -physical. l..lke lo learn SAMnAGO IAMI LOST: Young Blue·crest l'llCft., Public meeting 714/132-5200 Amazon Parrott. Vic. Thurs . 9 -27·79, 8pm . Cbff " Santa Ana Ave. Commuruty Church. 611 Npt. Bc h. Answers lo Heliotrope, Corona del ·•M.ax".~16 Mar. For more info. call 644 5441 Lost: G,.y F. Keeshond ----- , I Ba, 1 ba apt, 43nf St . , ,.... anckts iAI . .ou pc-t. SITS. ~1 189U S Br. l ba. lower nr Su fr om park 12110 mo Q;i rtua IC2) No ~Li mr I'" Ba, fplr . W 0 Shorchm: M~mt Corp , ~13"1 hku~. l> W . p11llu.11nicl(' ~18363 Female 3' yn1 needs non· sm61lln i roommate' share 2 Ur o.pl CM . 631...stlB MfMOIT IEACH OFFJCE OR RENTAL SPACE, W Cst. Hwy . Manners Mlle. 925t.q n 714~2628 INEED I MONEY dog. REWARD! Day *LORI'S * ~. en 39'2. Evb. 5.57·9163or 549-9896 a.ft s WE 'RE• l , •'-lllt J be. 2 ~. frJllC, .. nr Cait'l(ll.r "4() 004 ~t ---..,_ ....... rw.lsMd bdrm comp I r t •·ly pr ,.7S C..11 fW"nl•hed Promoutory t.'75 lor.M liriwt Nt>w Jl>r, 211111 lr)Jk. dbl 1wr $50 ~.ll<tZ Wt7 P<MQL Call bfr. JU.m ----OC..:ANl''RONT IMMAC LATt: 3 br beaut. furn. t''rpl c, dsbwbr. patio on the sand. Winter $700 mu t81I Seuhore Or. tin-!Mfi8 or 982 4214 2 l~t bd.nt\$. fplc, lite Im bltn DIMn . 2 car KAH Ot!aul c-u iotom apt Prunt! loc Adlti. ~-3656 ~Ur t'onJu Urookhuri.t Adu m ~ Adult:. 011 ly, no µcli. -~ 2br. l(tCICIOU!\ $3~0 /mo l!lt ''"'' I h~ pool adu)U. No dt'dOHll( d(:J,I 't'\SO ptl4.s i:J2s. 1S& W. l8lh Sl. O!lJ 568 175ti 11 It 6 pm 646-960'1. 2 Br, 2 Ba. nr n\'W fplc. I M1 bc:h, 'tt1d. quid. $37~ mu 7782 Ncwm un !ro-414!> Beaut. fum. Jbr, 2ba ~ar 2br, 1~ larJ(e bach yard steps lo ocn. $600mo Refs. Reqwrt:d. $315Mo 2J.')-SM-092J or 928 l~ !7J 8ll65, 675 0428 eve!> Sat. 714-!73'~889-2br. i i,..,b;i Tow11hsc l.alJlna .. ach 3848 -----'----.....;-PalJo,, encl gur l\c1ult~ ••••••••••••••• ••••• • •• J THE No Pets. t 'roin $375 OCEAHRtOMT fVl•w 64.S-4074. Lile balcony. ~rct:ncry. "GOOD rowNHOUSt:: Beaut. de beaut beach. 2 HH :! b.i, ~-cunty bldg. f795 Mn <.'Orated Jbr , 2ba pn v Waterfront llonw~ LI FE'' patio. pool, nr. S Ci.t 631 1400 Plaza No Pets. $495. Call ----- coll. 21J.981 ~. Dix l br, carpel, dr upe!>, Su .. ""EFfTIME FUN ------fantai>ttc O<'e a n view ., · 3 BR I~• Ba, nr OCC, kids EJevaLor. ~b t"rranean Soc1.i1 Act1v1t1e~ 01 OK. ..,..,S u ' - ..,, mo751·.~:· _ ~:.."~~:· /\va1J. -·)<mo. rector• Free Sune1ay ~ .:::..,...,:; ,,.,,.., oru.funtll"-d 3900 .•...•...•• , ....•...... nu;~CITING 'ALM MeSA APTS MJ.NU'l'ES TO NPT BCH 8acb, 1&2BR Crom siss & up Adults No pets 1561 Mesa Or <5 Wits East o ( Newport Blvd> 9am Spm ~6·9660 Seawiml Village New 1&2 bdrm luxury ~ult apts an 14 plans fro m $350. 2 b drm wwnhou..'\es from $500 ~ pooJs, U'f\rus. w a Le rf al Is. poncil.! Gas for cooktnJ! & heating paid. fo'rom San Ott~o Frwy dn' c North on Beach to Mc Fadden then West on McFadden to Seaw1nd V1ll11Jit' (714 .1893 5198. - Responsible UCI s tudent needs rental ASAP Call Mark aft S. 642-6266 Need t'em. to stir 2 Br house tn CM w pool & Jae. Must Like children. Prefer non s m ok e r After 5PM OR &.-fore 8AM. ~3460. A:.k for Jeannie Fem roommate needed. '1 bdr house m CdM 71412 (;()ldenrod 76()...8257 Office Rental 4400 •·····••·•·•·····•·•··· OFl'1CE space ava1luble al 17875 Beach Blvd near Talbert in Huot 1ngton Be11ch $50 per monlh. Phone mest>uf(e service SJO per month. desk SS per month. Daily Pilot o ffice Phoo1• 642-4321 CXt 276 $230 U P Ofhce·:.lore cpts. drps, A C 17301 Beach, II B. L:.e. ll42 28Jil FOUNTAIN YAWY MIDICAL 2 Su1tea co mb w;Surgery Lease ap prox 2,160sq.ft. Warner ViUa~e Medical Ctr At tractive rent & 10<' l or tn>re Phy. & Surl(eons CcilJ ~6 or 751 ·2261 ---------Gnat~ Cftlfw 10 Costa Mesa Newly re mod shop'ii cntr located at 2750 Harbor RI ha:. !>pace available ranRuur. from 48G-1440 sq It ready for 1mmed occupaoc) Cal.I Paula S Katz. A l(l 213/4644441 EXEC.sums Tas t e ful 1-;xecut1 ve Swtes 1n a perle<'t loc;i lJOO t-:a~y fret>W8) :JC n:ss t:losl• to .11rpun. • CIUDITNO rttolLEM lad & 3rd Tl) I09n 547-5402 ArranRed by Coast..._.L~ CASHAVAILABU: Any purpose $20.000 min Mr HarRrave 951·353S Bus10essloans.any ~.unyamt Agt 842-04SS BUSINESS WANS Any pW"J)O!>e or a mount Lowe:.t ratei. ASSL'R£1J flNA. 'llClNG 1146 6358 ~1Loans Avail for any purpose. $10.<XXJ lo SJ 0.000.()()(J l'<i 11 R.D. Ruul11 1111. 6i~ W19 -OPEN24h.rs DAILY LOST I fi\JU ~et of K 1-:vs 771.3646 836 0104 at Rancho Park School. ---- 9/22. REWARD' Please The Fa mily of MJlton Call 551-6332. CMtke I Grosz w1shtffi to LOA' f'. Keeshond, v1c Mesa Verde Sehool !lfbt about epm. REWARU! M7 9163. extend llus mess111(e of grautude & lhanks to all UIObt! (lll&ny fnends for their ver y kind & ~htfuJ expression!> or ,.,_._.,,, ....... Mm. p ..... u~. sympalhy. l':velyn and ruw111 ..,.,. ..,.._,. Debbie Grosz tattoo 1n ear 997·1~. 548-4993 t'OUNO. Prescnpuon Rl3..'1!1Cb 71st _ Npt _Bch. ~~~ Found . Rabbit Vic: Buck Hay 642· 7 un aft 4pm IDil 8 rn<>'l old Goldl·n Rt-.r 9'.h & Occanfr<ml N 8 Rt:war d 673 91 25, 522 85.l:I l..liit uri.:e grey lahb} cat. male. neutered fl1·u <'Ollar. ltlwral reward JJana l'omt 496 759'.t 5450 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dnvtn~ next week t11 VH· t.ona via Port Ange le:. or Vancouver B t Need ... 11 meone lo share dnvani{ 548-1..0. l'wo 50",1 United Aubnc tJckets, $45each S48-826S .....••...•....••••••.. Sdlools & tnstrvc "°" 7005 Brunch • BBO'c, • Pilr lie!>• Plus mucn mort' GREAT RECREATION: Rooms 4000 ---- New ~' br duplex. ~~t. 2br. Iba n·(ng. bltin!'>, nr ••••••••••••••••••••••• l or2 llm Su1lc'> fronl $7~ J!arage: frpk •yard $32S town & bl'h No P<'t., Room w k1kh~nett1• 77'J W l\flh ~l. <'all Torn ••·••······•••·······•· fmc rc:;tauraots <.:on "'-·-" ''I I t l SOJO r hu11u '-cum or di op a .....,..,,.. ius, "CTORS re rt-n l' t• r o um . MalllyW..t.d 'H Animal Sh-t-llH' .,_,.,..._ "' Tenni~ •Free Les~on' riiro & pro shop)• 2 Healtn Club~·Sauna. Hyoroma:.s.ige•Sw.m ming • Golt D11v1ng _!73-6336am _ ~+se<'. dc~9 1 %!!:; $72 week & up !'J40.2alti JH~r'><Jnal1.ced phont• ••••••••••••••••••••••• \lule Bo rdt·r ('ul lio· LµOati· vuur portroli11' .ins,.t-nn~. t <.:all Arut.i Wellet'<l ido.in of 1125,0IJO hlk .,. ht adult \-1 JI< rt•.A.'>Ofl,•lilc prt>f~i.mnal Spa-.wus 2 br apl..'i Fam1 Beach fr(jnt , 1.2 8 r 'i.. --~~ _ _ Small ofhce Perle\'\ for ~~· ~:~n~<' p.l,~;t rent~r Town. No k id!'> or Room (or rent La~una ~;e~~K i!~,.%~· 1~~~L at_!l9-:!161 guarantt'f'\l by l-'ore1 110 Doberman f'uJ>Jl' ,111 I> t ' J 11 H 1 l' h ·• r tf ~s Rental 4450 propt-rty l'l~a~<' l'vt IJf"f•>. t mo \l,11 .. l<t·d :-.d l\l·1>hart tA-0 !l!'.:&4 Range Apls, 1996 Ma11lc Pet.-.$i.'.i0 4!l!HJ9'1 His Kitl'li lau ndry West 17thSt.Sa nlaAn I Bdrm Cozy, clc;m, ~vil~C.'S !'fl 6· 95~~ For more info call Jot· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ool} CuntJct l>r H l•·r lrl! Jc1ult Otll• r-. IY.Jti·r C'ulor Y.ork..,h111, 546-5745 b44 ~ 8E'AUTIF\JL APART· MENTS: S1ngfl", I & 2 Bcaroum; • r ur n•shcd & Unlur111•,h1•1J -----pemldoenl lblktotuwn ''I & I Canall' 5 17 41lSI u1 For ~tore & offi ce sµ.i t·e at ---"" \ti I ford l'.m ""' I roru 1 Br $295. Pool, ,blln:;,, •-m uin heh. Mtl•" of "c ;in cas ua non· adults no pets 931 W l "' ~., smoker. So. S A. q u1t'l ~~Ut at 556 7707 rcasooal>le rates Seed uru,ecured lc,;in of f'OUJ'Kl I lh '>pet'<'! bik•· t 'I Jh !llov I :!I 11ru 17 500 to 2700 Sq ft. t6XJO Rt•pJ) ri50fl 111 •• 759-0295 1-Jimllmt·nr 111'4·11 1-'cir 111 • · whitewater view lllcal area M F $150 ~ 0007 l~St 548-0492_ _ I for I penon. U$)l>lu1r:.. no Rene Small lllde·A~ay (>fftt•t· Onlr $50 per month \ .1 t'atll 3::!5 No Hrnadw:i~ S cnta Ana ll1~tur11 ,ol fJlcJ,.:. ror mOrl' IO f11 I .1 II Sam Warren 5!ll:I bliilS or J~at;i 556-7707 Ml-.:SA VF.RO I-: bH qw.rtcrl)' payment... ''' tor 1·1111 hll1th l1Jlornh1 • Allul1 Li.111q • Nt• I'd , • MutJ1l'> 0 JJ1!1 <t,1 1y 11hi 1, USTSIDE ktd'>. !>f'l, w:iterhcd:; 220 ------- lZ121st Street. H 1 (1tff C>r 494 7~1 VocatiOft Retttats 4250 :l Hd rm. 2 h11th 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• P LAZA I S3750 Contil r t J•H' I f ound rtll'rl .,L t''"""" I tit ~il;.SMS11 ~ ~esa Wrde 1-. t ' ~I 1~20'.!8 aJt<•rSpm !JUl>lh r h11k1· ~h.11n fl,.,; ,,. WmYted, 7075 54S..4123 Mottw-s T""t 4•ull.1r \I.ill· \u ~t •·"'al 1 ...................... . ~ • I h !°>C'ht1'JI p.H ktr1 ' l11t I Oakwood Garden Apartments townhouse llp,t.?1 adell Nf.wport B.CKh 3869 llo11M• for rl!nl, U1 g l~·ar ~ mo No pel'> l><i)'> ••••••••••••••••••••••• C·I~ :;II-" 6. ltncn., furn ~I t..ifa ·etu-. ~ H Stor•· 1 o.edi S035 tM :?:Q2 ,Hd11111I pr.111tt ,11 n111 ~• off > 1·N.w1 \.J1 ••••••••••••••• ••• •• ••• µrt•ft•I ~t·n ... tlMt " I.Pd' 646-42t\2 645 !>~3 S2S mlt'ly pr cpl t.,ill _ , t•vt·.,_ PARK NEWPORT aftcr 3 1>.m. 548·1!1>19. or tt't''>PllCe """'-"i 5 350 f 5 ""' f f"t g~ mo Satt1fr Mtc). Co. P~ ~n XJ11t r•: :. 117 ,,.,.,1 .1 t I B c;rund) rtllr675 6161 All type; of r~al 1·,l.tlt• ••••••••••••·••••••• ••' .!pm Newport Beach/No 88tl lrv1n1: I.ii lblhl 17 141645 0550 Newport Beach/So. 1700 16th St tOo•er ul 16rr11 (714) 642 8170 1"0 H SEJ\S(JNS A PTS Ba {'h e I o rs . l o r 2 - Couple, no pets 2 br, 11, Bedroom.-. & Townhoui.e:; TAHITI ha twnh.se Patio. pool, From $389 50 Mode m tor 2 br cotlai.te ml Adults. infant ok Specta <'ular spa. total on bearh on Tahrt1 with 735JoannSt 646-6483 r erreat1on pro.l(ram. <'Br. ro w boat. was h ----soc1alpro,::rum.7 pools,8 m achine. comp lete New 2 br, 2 ba. fplc, bltns tenrus courts. /\l Fashion lutchen. elc. For more Wests ide C. M · $365 Island, Ja mbof'ee & San Ullo ca.II 979-2009 eves & Adul~ 979·3.17~ Joaquin Hills Road. weekends. ----------2 BR. fantasllc view. ~5 f714J644·1900 ~L~t S.,RI NCS vata-.._ lnaftk for manai:er / t·ouplt· -----~ ...... --=shed 22UJ Pacific· t.'75-2345 2&.3 R<lrm'> oceanfront lion condo on M1si.ion ~ -duplexe!t Ye..1.rl } Hills Country Cl u b ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Br 2 Ba. IJ( apt w /frplc, 67!>4!112 llkr Grceni;. pool. tc•nn1i. 6-rd 3802 pallo & carport No pets -Ncur rtanl'ho M 1 m itt• •••••••••••••••••••••• $425prmo 645-99641 Vl/\LJD<J2Br 2Ha restaurant strtp \all $295 Lovely IJ(e 2 Br ----Waterfront, J \'a1l Oct I OO:S.5430. '.ll>.1-12\19 Jfl f1 Quiet cul-<k-·s<ir. no pets 2 BR. pallo. kids OK. $325 559 JIS02 --- 1747 Sumac. Anaheim mo, b l & lust. 78H B W -----Larue Big Bear cabin pcxll Pr<.'SIJ~ious new EXECUTIVE SUITES a v ailable neur O<.: Airport. Attractive ratel> 1nchxle re<'epllorus t. law library, <.'Oll!eren<'e rms. sccretanal service. & Xerox fa <'1hty For 41 personal tour & further deta.tls inqwre al Vnrtac l\$soc·. 95~ 22811 or 95.'>-3000 70<r..q It spa('(• J\<1 11 PCH & G2nd ~t Npt Bl·h $275mo. Cil ll Robbie ~57 or M5 11221 Newport Near Post Ofc Modern 502 sq ft !>tore of ofc. 2630 Avon·C 213 417-1001 _____ _ lndmtrial Rftttd 4SOO .......•.....•......... Hfwr<)RT IEACH 3000 ft, 1000 fl offil'e 'pace. quwt lit<> 1ndus .trea No iJUtomot1H• or f1bcr~l;i:.1ni: 645 3:123 d~- mve5tments1lnce 194!1 WANTEO .... mJk tu HttpWmYted 7100 ~ClliDRc)ift -.hareexpens<':>ol 214l-t:k ••••••••••••••••••••:•• .,~ Tt)a ~.> tn T .th1tJ. L><·r ::!2 t•1 . . ..,._ • Jan Slh. <.:all Uurry aa..uuia 64~217l 54S..Oi>l l mlon ••EXTRAS•• ----- -needed. bit players, $16.000 2nd mort 5 Y,.. fnennZlnit MASSAt.; 1-; xtrau for maJ m otion Earn lS'l y ield d1srount BobJames.u e Mas!teur pie tv series. poss t v ~ 638-0481bef~5~1 Outcall9~494_5111_ romm Need people for CASH FOR ro·s PnnC'1paJ 95S 3'U<t HO~H.:OWl'll~:H UJ,\l"!-. ARRA.'IGEI> SJO.~ 10 $l5C).000 --One Co, LA loc shooUnl!. MICHEUE·s (.'.a!tl.tOI! now 7 M SJ.'> Ull!ll •Ovtc:all• 11 ~ (:0.~ted for ..... ..,, llA.\f 2AM 835 :n.\Y l\rel!X . '14'wt• Al l''tr~t U1lt' "tt"l'k) 11 PR EG :-.i\\:T ~ Cartnl! lldlluwn•n Srn r,.,. ('Qflf1dl'nt1 .. I ~·ounwltnv & O'.'< ~'l',\H 1'r111iut·1 tun:.. rvfcrr...J -\bor\111n .ufov 1 \1Jrh1.tl'I l'h1lhJ"'· l'Jll to 54&5704 18th 5574.579 Fa.ntaslJ<'<>ecan view (;on tbl. color TV, 2 frplc ---do. Spac1uus 2l>r. Zba _S~ps 14 545~16 _ COSTA MESA Profess orflr e ~p.;rf· <1vail. '" Calif bl 1-\uok Hldl! . 150-300 !'>Q ft I.ow price ind Jdn1tonal. -.ccunly sen 'll't'ii. 1 on feN'flt:e rm & ulll Ahun dant parkml( avail Con venie nl loc d11:.1· t Cl wrport. travel ai:cnl & bank tn bid~. 230 E. 17th St .. C.M 642-95()0 ·A~ORTIZt:u I -•INTERE.O.."TO:O.LY Lca'>e. ~.000 ~q ft . I.: of •SHOH'rTt:R~ I Ul.C'I & kf'\'1Jll11? I rl.1.) \PCAR 1-: a4i :!."">:\ , Al'l'IJUJll' l'a vabl•· l lo•rk spntud Reackf' 1 1"'11.JCr .. t1rrw pch1t111n ~ls&c.d 3806 Larl!e 3br, 2ba lowN. w1a ll amcmt1e!> $ll00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• pauo new paint. blt1ns. 2lJ-4J0-0724 Beaut1ful48R,2ba. Yrly, clo.'>e to OCC. $42SMo. --------- $750 per m o . N wpt /\vatl Oct. I i"l-0631 3 BR. 21'1 ba Be!>l front Be b Rlt 675-1642 View condo tn Th<' Hlulh ac y. _ _ East.side nwly decor. 2br. Sl<XXJ Per mo , yrly lse. lal»a ,...._.a 3807 Iba. ~Mo pool. adults, Bay & Beu<'h 759 Oflll ••••••• ••••••.......... no pelf\. 64()..0839.. ---- ·2 br, 2·s t y, Twnhse w tfrplc, deck, p atio. V~ly SSOO. 642 ~ _ Oceanfront 2 BR. 1 ha, ~ar . yearly $525. ALSO Balboa Blvd, 3 BR. 2 ba, j!ar. $600 ye arl y 673-7412 Easts1de, Vacant. Smull I Br, !>mgle udlt Patio. li(ar & !tlOVI' ~ + l.:,t & last & $,5() C'lcaruni: dcp 64.S-71114 Condo 3 hr, z•., ba, microwuve. elec J.!Jr dr OJX'jr Wet bar, upRr ade.., New. $650 mo. 771$ 2373 day, &\2·2001 ':_V!_ 3 bdrm 2 b11 curpets , frplc, near beach. $450 pt>r mo. 673-5719 aft 5 2 Br J 1~ ba townhoust! SfEPSTO UEA-CH -~ar'al(e.. patio, pool: Qrte Bach, pvt yrd. $275 J3CU%.1J, flreplaC(' Adults yrly incl utl. 673·7954, ~Y..:. ~ ~'11:4~-- 6'13-~ev~ _ 1395 Beaut brand new 3br, 2ba Yrly. Large UP· 2l>r, 2ba. rrplc, lndry rm per. nxt. lo bch. & Lennis Imme«. occupy. ens. Quiet adults only. TSL Mgmt __ 6'12 _!~3 '525Mo. 64().9335 _ _ t Br Easts1de. small but 3 BR. 2 ba, y rly. Very cozy w/lots or neat wood clo&e lo bch. Nice/clean $265. ~--__ 673-211.3 Refurbished. Lg 2 Br 1 lh Ba. sml patio, ~ .. M.r 3822 l car gar. t:ai.ts1de CM ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ask for Pete 646·3566 an 3 Bil. 2 ba. frplc, nu crpt. 5PM. $300. -- "paint Uaruoul. Walk lo ST'UNNlNG large 2br. 2ba bch. Ocean/ ba view S800 garden apt. Pool, r ec cau Sharon, agt 673-8550. area. $345. 110 w. l8lh S t. Small bach. partia lly 2 BR 1 balh. Nice area . furn. 2 m in. walk lo Garage, yard, klds-OK. beach. $!65. Mr. Moore 1984 Wallace. Apt. B. 873-1992 Sl50+dep. Jt'or moi'e info Next to beach & s ho1>5 I BR OXJryrJy Furn. 2 UH SlOO yrl> r.75·4490 2br nr-ocean , fpl d1shw ~yrtyOll Jst .no pcl 311 JG St 644 4340 HACllELOK t:NITS from $225 per mo unfurn JOO' from ocean. 20 1 E Balboa. F'or m url' tnfo call Renata at 55ti 7707 Eastbluff 3 br, 2 ba. leiJst' included Spac. mast4:r s wte, d1n1n,t:( rm. rlhl ,l:!arai.:e. iJuto dr opnr. pool. rec iJrea Adult:. only, no pct.:. 865 Am1~os Way,N B --- 2 Br. 2 ba condo. tn blk lo beach. 2 car gar. auto or nr Beaut. bay view. S6SO yrly TSL Mgmt __ 642:!_003 OCEAHRtOKT 3br. 2ba w /office. Yrly fl-pie, 3 car gar. SJOSO. TSL Mgmt 642· 1003 OHTHEIEACH Bach, kitch, balh. util pd. Hole.I Apt.s. $210 yrly & 141. 1st & last. 2306 W Oceanfront 673-4154. f1c•c-s. well hc<ttc•d , off Ca.ti floti W1UJUm\ A1.l·n1 !>treet par k1n i:. 400 i3JTnlor9601~5';' Lagun.i Oreanfront. pvt beach. pool. 2 br. 2 ba. No lod.'\ l>C';! 499-3579 - PaJm Spnnizs 4Hdrm up· gr;id('CI pool home Near T o wn 673 4 666 & 752 5752 11mps 866 W 16th St I Newport Beach. <:tintal·t 2 da) approval fund tn i I Lok·l-'a !->t In<' . 86 1 W I d a~., "I<> p 11 t n I " 1 MO FREE RENT EXEC. SUITES H!WPORT CE .... TER F\Jll wrv1<'e Prom S22S Newport Rei:ency Corp 16th St . 642 1700 I ""·()()() -$75.000 Znd , I> Star 4550 IC);tro. Lido ~cv.pun 'o I •••• ~ •• • • • • •• • • • •• • • b'3 7595_:_24 hr' WllJ, L:.e LO I or more ram1l1 c., 811: B\!<ir lakcfronl Chalet, X Int !>kung, bo<ittnl(. ndtnl!. fi:.hJnl! 5 br. 2 ba. forC'l•<l mr heat ..rock frpk. nr town. plowed rd Xlnt. prkg Great for all ~ r FUR R ENT II, 1 76~Q fl I I \acant land a"a1I for AmiwtMlttlh/ t-t.ora~e 1n lhl' open LAx· 1 '~'/ m c M off of W 19lh M Lost& FMd l t:all Roxie 00 4210 M f' •••••••••••••••• • •• ••• • 17MJ64<i·7189 •HEWrORT ILVD• c; M office spat'<' ~95 714-631·5664. 2131162·8967 -.... Wft'Mnfs 5100 Rentds Wanhd 4600 ""'"J( or dJVtded t1m1· ()(' NEWPORT BEACH cup ·y 1-·or deta1h 7141!6&5607 New Rarden oHtc~. ll 05 -------& up at ;Urport W/Xlnt bntcis to~ 4300 freeway access Ground •••••••••• •• • •• • •• • • •• • floor avail. to 4000 sq rt Male or f emale to i.bare 4 ~I. Gmny bdrm hse $125 Shure 1 "GUNA MEDICAL food and u\11 &42 79G8 - ....................... Respons ible. w o rk1n1: w r 1 l c r !\c t' k s o n 1• bedroom rottuRr '1n Corona del Mar or Cost a Mesa Qui etncs.., esi.cn tJal. Wnt.c Class1fled Ad •206. Oa1l} Pilot, P 0 Uox 156CI. Costa l\1 esJ !12626 -Suite for lea .. e. l!rourH1 Moving? Avoid deposiL'I & floor , ~a nt c n l y p 1·, Dci;1re f:..e rent of house r ut h v 1nJ,! expens e'' downtown. approx 1127 cpl lookmg for unfurn 2 3 P r l'lfess1onally is 1nce 1q.ft . allract1verenls bdrm wiencl yd for 2 mature dogs flave 11ood um HOUSEMATES ~l a~:.;,!75:!700 -ref 's f or all or u s 832·4134 COROHA DEL MAR 151·9100. 12 4 p ref. Steve --------Deluxe office, SlSO mo or Jean_. ----- 8.'.lyfront home pnv. suite Realonomics67~00-.. Jebovw· wnn~ses & Rar, dock . non-smkr, G d h d h M50 673-1521 Newport Beach orc1apt r an mot er n s e --·---·----~Cannery section WtRar. fplc & 11arden LUXURY Residence \o ·675-4912 Broker area in C.M. 964 1578 shr in Nwprt Bch . $375. ---Leave Messaiie. Call [)avid 548· 1914: Choice shopping <'enter -------- ----spaces -5llO or 1160 sq rt. G\O' w ;dog wants Cotta11e Nice Condo in San Ju11n Under nsr. Prime C M. or sm Me, s::i=so-s:ns By Capistrano. SIGS per mo. Harbor Blvd at Baker St. Oct 9 548-6466 __ _ 31266CalleSan Juan. loc. lmmed occpy. Agt .........•••.......•... I PENNY PINCHER ADS ONLY S2 SI-II 11n> 1tl'm or <'Om b1ni.1111n of 11t·nh for s;;, nr "''' "''th " l '1·nn' l'tnc II• r \d 3 hnt'' for ! 1·oru.ttu1" ,. da)' ~ .... n al\tltl 1on;il lin" " fill hlr 1tw 2 d"Y' Ch<1rl:t-11 :-.torommt·n·1,1l .rch t-'or-mOr•• inform.il1111' and to pl.Cl•·) our all t"• 11 642-5678 I 1>115S fo.I Camino l<t•;il l hr~ ~11111 F ri. ~I :11' M . !:t,an <.:lemt>Olt· f' u 11' h1 man~ i ompall\ b~:1w(1h FOi' \pp\ -t9:! i2'J!; I J1>1>I' .it 1 h •, l't•n n;'>.1H•1 llifiO Plac l'nt1a Linda & Vicki I A\t•. C•>i.t.1 "'1l"•J CLERK JR. ·~;! ~C:~c;r. • I ACCOUNTING 24 ~ 835-7313: O.C. A IRPORT 1 <:ocxl opl)Qrtuml\ lur .111 SECt•y & I 1•nlhu~1u~ttc pt'''"" 1<1 I w11rl< tn our t·~ pnrt ESCORT l'orpilrJl\' ufftn· Wt· .m• *SERVICE* I look1n1: lur "lmt.•om· whn I t'f'IJO.Y" heuvv numlwr 111· ~Pt>t 1dl1t1ne tn bu" l.tJI Bank reront·1lwt111r1 nc,!>mt•n · 1 ''"1 11' n I i. & c·m.h upphc,1tmn will well'Oml' be amon.: thl' dut1t·..; I :! 739-5248 24HRS. )" expcnt:nt'c de.,1r~1 hl1• &•nefll& & workHH' c'Orld1llon.~ arc xlnt GrNt Company OUTCAU 31 hrs b-11 Ill~ I MC /VISA f'nr appt plc·a:-.1' 1·all Ma.riw Hartle' at COVERGIRl • 953-0771 * 2'l Hr Outl'all ~rv1<'t' PRE l..AW student needs $25.000 Will do anythmi: Leg a I t: <• n ( 1dent1 a I DVM I' O Uox 3242, N. B 9'.IJi63. 'THE" Ell TE AMCORD INC. ~wpori Center I 640-1900 ACCOl 'NTANT. retired bookkeeper wanted. Ex- penen<.'1.'ll Jn .. mall bUS I· ness accounl1n11. 16 hour~ ~y wee.k.~141~ ACCOUNTING Bech cloee to beich. Util _c;...al.;..l_Ren_a_t_a_. 556-__ 77_07 __ _ • IJlcl.d. $300. ~~-67~.;...:..;~H~~-·~~-1 0-.Polltt . 549-1.366 UDO ISL I II Room for rent. Tustin con· Choice Joe. frp)c. new do. wshr /dryr .. avail 6f'J() Sq. n. view. under c arpets, pa Int. dtapes. now ror female . 832·5799 -ground prkg, elevator. ESCORT SUVICE HIS&HHS WEl'ROVIDE ... .. ftMcJ Hn 91J.t904 24 HIS 1102 W 17th St. Santa Ana ACCOUNTING ~LERK 1126 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lbr cloee to be•cb. View. ••••••••••••••••••••••• e.JcoQy. UUJ incld. $500. 2 br, 2ba, range, dispo, 175-Jf87 · disbwsh. Ocean view. No T · eo.st Hwy vi.s1bllily. Air Garage. o qwet senior Shr. house In Mission Vie· cond. Lasuna Beach. Ir, ..... °"{JI tw&iUty 5005 .::.:~::.;... ______ ,...;Pets..:..;;0-'...;;."7_5._fl6_1·_11_92 ___ lbr, Versa I Ile on the adull. 673-5148. _ jo. SJ~Mo. UUI incld. (714 )549-1186; wknds • '1809 &..:11122 ••••••••••••••••••••••• u.p.-u.. .. 2 BR. 1 ba, new paint, Bluffs. S425Mo. wkdys <Q&, Dooring. crpl, frpl, 2 Bdrm. den, 2ba, I~ dlx 645·8242, cvesl&wknda carport SiOO. 673-2026 orean view, 11ar w l•ut.o ~ -=~::..:..=...;..:..;.... _____ , opener, D/W, elec range, ..:;.::..:...:;;.;. _______ I ~ W... 3124 storage fac, 493· 1030. Steps To Beach ....................... 38r 28a ........... LA ~HA APTS FOR RENT 1 Br. $285. 2 .• 63t·s80i"'"'o. .Larte UU bd tuu'den Br house "5(). Luxury aplll. 'Adwu. Debwbr, 81illi.S0.493-0e67Plll. OCEANFRONT L arge l ., ~. encl l(ar, gas bbq. 1 Wlll4• IHdl 3140 Bdrm. t651)/Wlfurn, -$500 Aloi. GM Pd. 778 Sc<1tt ......... ••••••••••"'••• furu. 642-11.21or675-0516 Pl 8Q..5t73; 6664111 YEARL y 2 bdrm. Block 2 Bc1rm1, l b•tb a pt. *nrlllY(* from ocean• bay. AduJta. 1175, mo. Gu llUMA f\nl!place. Only $t99.tll peld.IG-5073. ~ ..... APT 142-301Ut551·2818. Nlwtfdecor•l.ed3Br2Ba WllUKn ' • BAYFRONT towabouH . Spac lou1 2 ~. •~...., 2br 2b9 2 at.ory f750 yrly. ftrtplace 6 pool. Quiet apools ~-r f15.80Qiuck. .,... wu. no pets. OMrtdearpori s.a-... 117' ..!•!::::..::_..:.=...::::;;..;:;::.;IM5-~;....;..338.;.;...1--1 .,.UO apta., BBQ'a .. •••••••••• ... ,~••••• • _...., 2br coedo Dr. So. clo9ewfwys llbchl $100PREERF.N'T eat P\ua. Poo&. •r •· nteolboppio1. a er. 2 .,., rm patio • .-r4orf-.ozl 171I1 ..... 1111111t l•11P·L«lol«ru1.fl4 111w..., caue c .. npao1. S445. ....... 2Jw, 2 be. blUtl. dtll•=k laundry fad&. . sm mo. "' ..... C.11 .... + wlmillJl.lUI . 147 LQ64 Weekd11• lfter 2pm -V phone 492·1561 or :---_-9f•dl 4H·l2T5. ADytlme ... ~··· ...:::::.....:...;... ______ , ....;_ __ -_____ _ Oranp On..sale $3$.100 S. DietOOf'f-lale $11,700 s .. a.to OD-Sale $36. 700 Toll·Pne -~-2000 2 rooms avaUable, ahr 3 Br house. 1arage, patio. ~ yrd, E.Side CM. no kidt, responsible, 21 yrs or o&der. CaJI Bud, res &G-'1751. wort 658-2945 Prol. wortillg Fem. look· in(l for same lo abr beaut. 2 Br 2 Ba apt w/frplc • view at Promonaory Pt. sW mo + lhut.U. 675--3744 CWfice on Balbo• Jsl•nd. 100 sq. ft. 1125 per mo. 2 nd. fl o or. Coa s t Properties. 673-5"410. Bay front olc. !i00'&1400' w /80 ' boat s lip . Janitorial, prtng etc fn.lOOI. u.. Uc $61.900 C>rmile On·Slle Ck Us Old luue type 47 or 48 TolJ.Frff CIOO >25i2 2000 lhU o ff Ice furn . FASTflOOO llacArtb1&r Blvd. View or l'IAMCNSI airport. "5C)M.o. 752·1747. 2 Locadoal, UIOK down. ho 45K + 1roM mo., ft\OIUy W. Newpbrt Beach me IXICUTfVI OflC, • beip nao. Execu·Sysl.erna w/o)der r .. ponaibre l'amilMd. DelwtebuUd· Rcalt.on7S42216 J*WOD. • + 'i1I utll. '-.... o c Ab'Port AU MS-194 .me. a~.U.ble. · r .. t fl'ood•.-Newport llotbar' ol t wUI eb are AlltforBobJ>tcl.luon 8ch Very popular IOU· ..__.wn KB apt w /fem. t7t-tlll lion At product (fruit Hiii" wa) w 1.-J)Oteftllal Prlv. raa 7'a $200. ~· '*'· aarden en· foraddtedl4ea&arpro(i\a . ..,.713 ~ pro( ce:akr. o...t movlna-m1i1t fludeal needed '° abare BO .._. \I_. Dr. £. Mil &Na ..-. Mab of. apt on Balboa l•land. C.K.ICT-IM4 ferl M}2SZ2,673'44112 Pt-ti• ..ie. 171-SZU •ft AlJ1llll'l ArM n.c oles ISemt·ntlred 1•n. 'coetr 4. • eKpm.urt 00 Brit~ d•IAI •He>t w /local ...._ ..,...h'"L \o ..UT wtialrl aerv.-m '° lJIO 1en. toalt. Can rum . a..tnedadi lurefl. 1qftfl'om'7Jl.ll'MOH> llllD9eaplloi ..... 71l5. SCRAlHETS ANSWERS GWld~d Hllndy -Aeyw1y - WHY LUG IT 1be belt rusoo for diet · log is: You can't take 1t wttb you, 110 WHY LUG IT around now? 5300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• . MASSAGE AGUIE MODELS IESCOITS OUTCAUONLY T 0 M M y o.p ...... .... 631-2140 GO&.Da.GIRL OF N E w p 0 A S T lat or Found a pet? Call Animal A1ibhnce ESCORTS 142-1571 i.e.a-•·2a'73.1M>tee. 7• 10 P.M. lait ,_..,. Bealle I YI - yu, old. Bilbo• 1.oeelyt NMd lo talk• Pen.lntul• po int vie. ,_.A-,.,.._.. Qe .ow Oueroua reward . fannlnl. m.aMl tor lo· m.-llor-.az:D lo. Mlle• PEllA1.E _ M tW day pot.it!°" a•a l labl•. ... ,...11a11u1.-1 ... CW. preps..._ of dally ltospltol stetistlcol reporh. Ctllllt. ....... ... N- c oa c 11 let I ou, ift · twfoc• wlttii the ec• C09ltt ,., .... cmd ec· co•11h recehoble ayat••• oad otlt•r ~ ...... w.ry ca 1tr••wllta••-,.,..ct ....... .._ .. ,_ . ....,. ,.,... 1o 1....;· C• ....._ r.1a•1t.,.... ..... SAMTAAMA TUmM COttUUMITY HOSPITAL IOOIMT ..... Awe S-.Mm. Ce tZ105 ._.. Cll9 ._.,.,r m/f ......,,_ ... ___ ..., ... _______ ..,_ --... -------,,. ....... ·-.._ .. ___ ..., _____ ..._ ... -----............... __ .... ._ _____ ,.._. C 'I ...................... Service 6 lt11lalla"on Hll IN'Tt.:l\IOR Rea/Comm 'I :!4 hC' l'ARrENTRV JACOMCON ET • It .•. I. ....... • •••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 1St 0St1,13t im ~J"> IUM09 0 •• c.,..t~ ' ...................... . eoteJH~JON Ytnth>IC 6 C'O l'\tr••t e •o rll. dri ve w y ... ald•wha • pall"• .... 'J'TW 751.oal ~~. dYJDp lruc·k, ~.baw.~e•y nJ t> " ...... wrt;, ftMIK' tu I· ~1 • •••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Malnt«>aace It a prtnltler lnUallatlon. R e11id . Is comm 'I. 54M'727 Palnllnit. INT /EXT. Neat. hooelt, reait , 12 yrs. up Lie 'd Oave 9114-UMS Eat/Int r al nt & wallpaper. Qunl work, re as f'ref e11t Steve 547"'281 Repair Is R eroor. All t y p e 11 ·s hinl(l eb rock11hakes·c·ompo·t11r Free e.t 541·5i30 1"111 Avail · ...................... Ori vew a 1 1 • pat'"' 11 9'ampoo & ~tram f'l•an 1Gl• 1Wp&Jra•St!ah .. '0•'1n a .Cd« bn a.ht f'O*ra. wht SAS Aapbah 148 .a11 '1U 10 m1n bJH<'h C~an lk'd b\, din rm hall SJ~ Av.c rm ft SO. muc-h 110, <'hr f) Ouar t>IJm pet odor (.)It "'1)air . U >''' e11pr ~ ~on m> .. f'lf R .. t. AJ,,Y ,Upl\111Jt IIDl>fOV\' mmt Co Wt• r\'pa1r It aeaJeoat your M!lph111l f'-tnl I-Ou, dnv~W")', luptlal, chu.rd""' • upt bldaa Fru o t I.a t 1&1113 ~9MS.~tl9l3 ~· 101 Oiu'ptlt •~llll1 l'leun1n.i. any 5 roorm 1211 Hill IWG ?~. ""1/to M 'bl I ••••••••••••••••••••••• c.-..... ••...•........••..•.•.• Your car was hed and • waxed at your hOm t' Soandw1ch i':xpren will 'fboroul(h.J.t detailed 1n ~~your nt'xt VllN Y :Ode 6 out Quality worll.. or event w our i.Pt.-t·1ally exp $22 Ric hiard c atenog 3 lot'ut1un i. 9Q.T101 ' Cal.1~70_ll~..CPM m;.:;.elacJ c-•/COKnte , ...•••••............... ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cement work All typeb Young . Mothe.>r wis hes· u c'd Contractor ~lltOlff.~ Babysitting m her ho me. 642-8482or646-6563 J~Calle SanJuan , San ---· JuanCapa.st.rano Dri vew a ys . patio & ....._.~iu s ide w a lks. Duy umc ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6t6-J35l, l'Veti 5.o 4727 _ Bkkpg service, alJ busi· CWld c_.. ness needs, hr 1mo rates. •••••••••;••••••••••••• c Olnsteosen 497-413-0 orvORCE BY MAIL f'llinst to ha al. $70 Actloo LegaJ. 842·Sl00 ----- Newpo rt U11 y C are Center. Ag«.>:. 21~/up. Plunned proJ(r a m 67>4801 ......... ••••••••••••••••••••••• P.LIX.'TKlCIAH PnNid n 1tht r,.. atlm•ll' on • .,... 06 ...... )otlli.. U r IJ~ 9'3 OS» ttllO'a quality n:s1d, t·um m I • Ind wltln " lit 1c.IW\9t ~ Toco or J 11t-I 642~ f1 c"'9 ........ ~·············· ~li CU!ltum wooc1 h·ni ana. aat.t.. ft'nct' re11utr 64()...4090 or 759 1~ U1 11dl ' 1 • •••••••••••••••••••••• Wllllt a REALLY Cl..t:AN tlOUSE• Call Glftgham G1rl t'reeest &u.Sl23 Robin ·a Housecle aninl( Srvc, for a thoroughly dean house. 54()..()8.S7 OlJ l Soow· Hou.l>ttl earung Gardening, clean-upe & For a home lbat sparklc.-s lundscaplog, fi1•11r1H· Ukesnow 979-0076 lbustu. ~ 7072 ------ LAWN servlce.111.nd scape, dean·UIJ8 , haullnit 642·9907 t-• or E x c e l I c n c e 1 n hoosedea.runic. Cleanan I( Unll rru led 548 37 26. MRS CLEAN makes 1l Oxnm.. la.--.dscape mamt Gleem Bach .. aptii . Apts, condos, aml bui. homes. 549-9372 JJt• Mike M6-6684 Gurdeninl(, tree t rt m ming, clean up, & malnt serv Arrue 548-8414 Howieclean111g, proresi. Neol, complete. rs nbl. · QuaJ1fit.'<l personne l to serve you. !~rd. ~0105 1be fa.st.est draw in the Alice 's Housecle a n ing West. . u Dally Pilot Reasonable. reliable & O assified Ad. 642·5678 refs. 673-12.66, 640-4871 Al lut we're b~e! Sttttn UnlJnlited. a pro- feuiooal bcM&M Is child aitt.1na •s•ocy •• now ~your ana. Rein when you are away trom home knowl.og lbMl pN» feuk)Oal1 are p~lng yoor home tit eann• for ywr cluldl'et1, planta. & =:ers Unhmited a lso prd~aJly cares for th ~ c h ild '* s p ec'\a l neech 675-9630 .... 9'. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lola1rt .. 1-~· Alsoclahs.l..c. U>w hornec>wMr rat~ f)T~ iL THE HARTFORD JcRtori .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Aul.os, I llM & Off, Ji'r on cell's Lmmac. Clearung Ser v We care mor~ t..1cd /hnd 7~9 0323 . 7:i0-15S7 Valley Land1caplo1 A P!anu. Int/Ext. Ground 1J1 paintmg. Spec riates cover . 1·5·15 plaot1. for apt.a Bill. Frtt est wholesal e onl y 646-7:146 Uc'd/booded, ~71 __ _;_ __ _ R&>denual & commuc1al palnt.ln.i Free est Reas r1lt.e8 67~1 . 873..()73'1 Bnclr:wOC"k Small joh~. l'APEKING Quaht y Newport, COllt.a M es1t & Jtvlne. 67~3175 eves work fo'ree es t Don ~'ves s.43 ~1 2215 Bnck. stone. block work, tile Cloqrs. con c rete patios. walka. drl ve ways Pree eat John 846-1.583 Mell & llock Wcri M~-646-f.819 ........ ••••••••••••••••••••••• L.£VEJ...OR 8LINU6 G t the beat fur 14 • .,, F'rw e;1.. MC>-6.J lJ MoYINJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Local mov1ni.i f're1ght, ('(JOltrucllon, hou11ehold & uff1<·e 11 u pp l1e s ~ble r l.ll4.'8 Ca II ll'l6-as.4 Have sornahml( )'UU wunt t.o 11ell? Clasiurted uch clo it we lJ 00 5678 Palntinit & Restoration. "Par Excella nce". s t he 1n11reh R1rh brd ~ 836-!iMS Oav1"s P a1 n l i n1c lle~t<:o mml S1-rv1n l( coutnl C"om m 8 yr .., lh2hl'Sl qua hly work Hsn bl. la<· d O ave. ~ Pa1nt1ng , 1(1·,1<.:omml Serv1n1t 01a,t11I 1·omm H yri. Jl1J(ht•!!l (JUl.tl1t y ""nrlt ll-lnbl 1t1• d l)a ,.,. ~ PlilDl.Jnl(. Int £xt Qlly m<rt . work. res 111 & 1 n dl.L'lt Jo'rtt ~t 64f; 12~ ES SIAM <.:'°tum I' 1:11 nt in Ii! fll'io' YAt, J yr ~uur Oluck ti.Nian 962 M711 lnt1E.n pamUnl( .It ho me rt•p;u r b. lle li n h It• & nmbl. quaJ wQrk f"rce Mt Jlank54.'i ~ AVAll.AULt.: NOW s.wtRg/A.thrafiOM ••••••••••••••••••••••• !';xJWrt Dressmakin~ & AJlt'raUons EmL & 1111- :. ·~ r.46 73ZZ 't fl-.nbl pnct'\l lnttJo:xt. Ttlnili• lttpcMr J ark 636 IM·53 •• ••••• • •••• •. • •••• • ••• ...._. ~ u.ARF.N<.:Jo:·s TV 27 y r'I ••••••••••••••••••••••• t'!XJ>t!r Day"\. t-v e·~. Nnt patche11 & t.:ictur•'' w1md<c ~ !t5 + 9S7 1000 At&f~T. 193-1439 Tr-..Servlc,• ............•.......... .... ......, 'l'ra>. c;hmh prun1111( & ri· ••••••••••••••••••••••• rtl(tvaJ. )'t'I 'lf•,•n UIH\ Qw<"k f'1x 1t· UH St ha ul1n 1o1 ~.<tK Zl'1 1, C.11&1r'11 Plumb1nl( for r•· IWl MlJ Jtm liable repa1l"'i 64!> 350:1 ' T~ Tllt.: PIPf>: !otlJ Ht; ... ON ••••••••••••••••••••••• I' L U M Ii I N Comm••r11.11 ~ r~1d<.-'flt1al (Juullt y worll <Jt rf>U&On<s hlt• µ1 lf'f " ~7~ l...11· •:r72Wi:J H1·nvwt1•llnw c '•JJI>"' r• P'Pl' . leak rlr•I • 11111r1 11 <.,i'Wt'T' lnr11t1n1• ·11111 ft.11 Mu1nli1nl! :.:r1 :11'14 lnl1''T1t'YlC.l•·nt "'"'° 1 I• ·•" tnll, ~ :,11 up ft• ult ltU<iT 7 d }'" :AH 1'PJ, .oft 5. liJI <JM ,.,U•:,., I rl&l 11>',..oro n •otlNll11tl1"1 r"a•lm1• nmth & Frl"T!rh r.n f:tll 1 ..•••••••.•••.......... 0..ll"V' 'lllJtll'rtl • w tnl'f•1w N,J',hlrll' fl•• ll'f ,lf1ft Xln1 ""'''" •.-t.1. ,11·1 •A.', l'f7"t I ••I W1nl'fll'111 f .. " f•rul NlfV'/ll'N • ,.,,.,,,nl' ft nl1I r11lr jV'f , fA/. 11fl: l-01(1(1 wl! .. 1 /'l'I I> .ffol 1ri fJ.tJI'( h lrA I I,, t,11" 1J Ha1p W..._. 7100 Help WC!llhd 71 00 Help W..t.ct 7100 Help W..ted 7100 Halp W..t.ct 7100 Hlttp Wcmhd 7 I 00 Hlttp W..ted 71 00 ..... W..t.d 7 I 00 Hllp W_.ed 7 I 00 ..................•........................... •··•••··••·······•••··· ...••••........••...........••...•...........••........•...•......... •·····•·•·······•··••·· ....•••••.••••..••••••••••..•................. ............... ._ll--------------~Al1I'OMOTJVE Acctg Bltkpn~ Assembler er•• 11:cr_.SO .... S TEMPORARY PRICISIOH ~_....,. " ~ today to work ASSIMILH Expenenced m saJes ror on van·--8 ......... -lin,. & 11 top Import dealership """' ............ ,., Position available in 111 Newport .Beach. Good bookkeeping a ssign mechanical assembly pay, excellent benefits meota. Work close to s hop Must have good Call Joe Parkinson at your home. Acctg clerks , mecharucal aptitude & -. •cH IM--RTS bookkeepers, accoun-tninual dextenty. Must ~ ,..."' . tant.s are oeeded lhruout be r aau.!Jar w1lh re work. 848 Dove Street Oranste County. Call u:. Lroubleshoot.ing. dnl!Jng, NEWPORT BEACH forroot'etnfonnalion. re aming & pre11s 10~ 752-0900 Robert Half's Mm1mum 3 years ex AUTOMO'nVE occ01imtet11pS penencc. Eimdknt com LOT IOYS ...,..., N u d pany benef1ls <:ont;H·t ~ o oroa w;.y P a t M llh. 5S7·9051 M e d 1t·al & d cntJI 11:!00. Coldwell Banker F: benefits Top p11y. ('on Bldf(., Santa Ana l····.0 •• i;:-------·I tact General Mana1:er 11t f714J83S-4103 EARLEIKE -.................. -•IASSEMULER~. cle<'t ro TOYOTA-VOLVO mechruut'aJ coal wanders 1966 Harbor Bl vii for i.mall Solenoid <.:<1 Prefer cxper . relwbilll} C~'TA M E.<;A a must Work with s mall 646-9303 Ba.nk.tni.t TauttS F\Jll t ime & part lime posJl.Jon.s. t-'ull time pos. ~wres pnor bunlunJ( expenence GOLDIHWEST SA.HWA IAHK 6100 Warm•r Ave 1 lunt. Bch. !)2647 A m<:mber of our 1x·r!.011 nel !>lair will bt.-rnnduct 1n J( 1nter v1e w:. fr<1m toam lo 21>m. Wt'<inc'> & Thur. at the <1bo v" ad dres!. · ' t-: <I u a I c) 1• I' 11 r Emplu)t•r M F Ba.nlunR I ACCTS r A Y AILE Expenenct• helpful, IYI' tnlt nece:.sar y. Sulary open. Chance for ud van c eme nt w 1g r o w 1n JoC Newport Beach property m~mt firm . For 1n lcrview call Kare n al 752-07QZ prc<'1s1on parts. Good i\lll'OMC111VE manual d e xt er1 l > SaJary negotiable . S R Corf .... , ......... , i-nw.oecnng 834 Produl' tarlllS! lion Pl , Newport Brh Part-Or full·l1me! F.arn TB.Lat I Downey Sa vm iti. & Loun has an openinit an its Ql6la Mesa bra nc h Cor u part u me teller Savin)(.'> & Loan°' bank in~ l!XJ>t'r preferrud Mui.I be abl!' to work Sat Xlnt work an~ ('find , pa11i Va l'.1 t 1oni. Co nt a 1•1 \1 r f1 ahcrty &12 7422 64.2-8584 while y ou lear n' In •ACTRESSES/ACTOHS All ag~1all t ype:.. Nit up nee· "S /\ M ' 1n tl'rv 1e wan~ now Our d1ents ha' 1· wnrk1•<1 "Rocky II '. "Cold1e & Till' Boxer . "l.iidy In Hcd" w/Hul1t•rt Conrud. · Wri i;il c y ':. Dou bh• mmt '', & Oti.ncy Studio!> •Anyone interested tn Movics /T ('lev, c a l l "S.A M." t-Oday. Sm rl·c. nl4) 778-1080 ext 95 Amb11.Jous? Be your own ho&s. Work your own hr:.. Ol.'lalls call ~-51.22 ANIMAL HOSPITAL Bathe. clean & reception . l<:U II °" . .pt. tune. -10 hr day, 2-4 dys 11 wk. CdM 644-5462. AM~ S.,..,ic• PBX o pe rators for a telephone ans w«.>ran J< M:rvtce expcne nced or will tram. FUii time or part time shirts av111la· hi e Days, aCternoon· l'Vl"l'UQ#t.S or .:rave ya rd. Must be able to work l\.sSL'>tant Sales Manai.tc•r We 'rp !>ceking 2 w ell WOOmL!> L'! t in s ale ., & manageme nt Must have expcn ence tn ladi~ r<>d uc1n1: s alon fin. 12 8pm d aily. every 11lhcr ~t. !J 3 Up lo ~ mo. Call Mrs. SullJvan 631-2444 J\SSJ~T. MGR.S, SALES & CASHJ ERS · Positio ns avail Now H1rtnJ( OONTEMPO CASUALS Women's Clothanst store an new Mission V1eJO Ma l l. M us l be en thus1asat1c ag1trClis1ve & s ales oraentuled . In t..ervtews will be held on Fn. Sept. 28, 10 to 2 and J lo 6 al Con t e mpo Casuals, So. Cst. l'luzc.. CM. ..- Altt. Apt M-.r Couple . wir e -o r e. hus b a nd ·ma1nt. 200 Urul'i, OceaJ1Side, expr reqd. TSL Mgmt 642· 1603 i.orne weekends. Typing l•-----------35 wpm. reqwred Many co benefits availuble Please call Mon·Fri. Fash.loo Island area Co&t.a Mesa are11 Airport area CaJI SU-4.230 M/F E.O E AnBwmmt servlce need.'! operators for various l!hif\s. U you like a Job with a claUenge, apply ln pencn at 228 Foreal, ~ Bcb. Aak for Carol La.Joie. APROPOS ATTBfTION llOrOnr Mo ..... Hecfl .. U you are new to Cotita Mesa, t.emporanly dis· continuing your educa· lion. recent.ly d1schar.ied from t.be service, or for any reason seelung tern· porary or career worlt, consider this unique or>· portwlity. Y•C..Em-1'1 SZl6PerWll fashion Island The women and men we are looldnC for mu y be tired ol typing, roldlnR F . E P9Pflr'I, warebouM jobs A ID e U 0 Pe a n a wortdAI( for a limited Oeslper Boutique 11 i ncom e . Work with aeeldnl • MlliDIJ auils· youna people. Rapid ad· t.aal manac.~ addl· vancement poulble . If Uoaalstalf. open. you are 18 or ewer and ~~~C....~~M4-~~Z~6~1~2~l woWd be available to -= start wotlt bnmedlat.ely, call... .. btwn9:I0-3:30. tnesting, re ward1n1:' S<...: Ric Wright. HOWARD Clwnolri Oove & Qua1I Sts NEWPORT BEACll 133-0555 WE OFFER •W4rf •MewC• •Git. Alow9Ke •Nd 'focaffoft ............. ••4•Hil•ltt Opp a..tw.ity WE REQUIRE ·~~~ • ...... Afp•• .-c• •Ability To Woril WltllPeople •Dftin To S.ccffd Sellin" America '11 Finest Automobile Apply Mon Tues, 9am to 1.2.om. Ms. Gilmore IOILOMGPRE PONTIAC 1J800BF.ACU BLVD WESTMINSTER 192-6651 AUTO&Till SBVICL s day work week. Apply Newport Tire Cente r . :IJOO E. Cout Hwy. CD~ BABYSITTER -11 te E.qwil Oppor 1':mrily r COLLECTORS If yo11•n 1ooki1MJ for challe1uJ• a11d re- ward .... Sec• r l t y Padflc PWtOMI a.. ..... ••calewt op- ~ -Y-• cm-C011¥caknHy locat- ed s-to AM office. w. •••k ••If · ..ti•Cltect htdM•ab who thr l •• Ofl cti•••· w.· ... pre-pcnd to rewwd yo. ...... wfttt •t.rtilMJ .-.... r..p.g frCMll SI 1,000 • Sll,700 _. ~ ... ,.~ °" .,...~ n.. l•al c..ctldote d pollftl pnYioul .......... • • HRll or~· c~y. ..,_....,., we wll trol1t llt'-t iltdi•l ... 1 ..... • rftahd bee ... ~ Y• c.a look forw•d to • ... wetlc ... ............ profit ..... -CMltlt~ blR flt; pacU.,.. For hoosekecpint(. My llomc. Moo-Wed-Fri Ncur Busflard &r. Hamilton. 96:t8388 Issac•• COMJ..,.• -..... ~ BABYSITTER n eeded =:r OK. C M area. '7141558-2084 Babysitter wanted e x· c hange for r oom & board . ...,Liberal home •mJ $ • -•Allt ..... • • Banking: Southwt'lit Bank n .-qw rt''> ex p e r ienced Uunk Personnel for M 1hi.1on Viejo, El Turo & Lui:una Beach oCflcei.. Please.> conta ct J oan Gor t'. 49'HTII atrber Sly hat tfl ma na i.t«.> part·Umc 631 -9$n Tu1·~ FTI. 9 6. Sat ' 9 S l'VCS 1111 :J0! BIL.UN(; CLt:KK fur m a J o r w h '' I 1· ' u I 1• nur ... 1>ry App l1 1'.1nh ml.L'>l h~: "'If i1tanini.t & havt· m111 I) r bkkl( 1•x Jlt'r. 1Jcnd1t'I tn<'ld full\ pd hr1u<.1· µIan !> OJ\ wnrk wc-ek t'(!u1·at1flrt•I reimbur .. t'ml•nt { 'onl:ll'l J Oann(• ll t !162 · ~j04 liJ LU N (j 1...1. E Jl t\ Sh3.11> pt•n;oo nl'i°ded 10 /\ccoon t.Jnl( IX1>l tu han die btlllnl( A(·rur a lt• IYJ"t & CJCper un addanl! mal'hme m•t't•,i.a ry (;,,JI CaJaena t:mplo>~. !IW ~ bluft & du)~. :.om•· expcr helpful G<J11d btmlofits Cull for a J>l'I 731 $100, ext 2flt!I t.:Af•i:ff:HIA llt:LI' 12 noon llU II JO IJlO Mvn thru t-'ra Y.xpertf'nr•· preferred but not net· CaJI JuarutJ. 7~ 7113 C;ir Rt-nt.iI (;I) m..:'<1.' l..111 ~ to ''·r v1<·e r ari. pick up & dt·h vl'r) 4500 C:ampus Ur ...; 1•v. port HPach S&i 1111 UennJ PHSOHMH. ~ALOFftCE l'AKTTIM E COME JOIN US! KEY EHTRY Of'ac' TORS w~ are &eelunl( an eH1 raent i:w<>Plt' onPnted per'l<Jn lo p t•rlor m d.tven.1f1f'(i dut11"'1 lfl t h1· l'er;onnl· I om t·e Av r 11 rant '>houl1J h.I\,. hll tnRual ~k1 lh ~po1nl'\h f.xµJ nd1n .: fir 111 t. • t:nJ(ll\h & tw .• 1111• I•• "'urk M11n F ri rr111rr1 '11.ll.'fllni?' l•ir rl.at.• ''011 ' tll>{'f'atr>r I '1 111111 • ' 1n1'' i\1J1>h '" l•"r "n po r r'""Ulf•••I h a II A !lamn•J•1n ~11n l-r1 '" IJ<ll1 Um{ huur ... JI! l••r CARWASH l'~;a'on HOTEL I t..1 2nd ur 1 .h1r1 .11111 ,,, C •sHtrn I ...... k .. mh "'""" 1. "' ,... CK !AIU 'li1•W)•on C ···nl• r l>r 1 lmnwd1Jk ••m11lu\ m• nl :'\i•wpon H:· .. , h I-ot-. t IJ(""1" 1~1 111"'1 1 ~ ·" ,1\,111 Fur 1nt1·n 1 ..... t .1111----------1 l...ill In< .Jr•P1 &1-1 Mlif) C1 .t-:HK , El1•\1•n St11r1· 'SAFEGUARD Cil WASH HELP t'r1 ~ J111 I ~.11 ~ i.;un Jo'ull & t•an Tim" J 11 SJ t11 t.orl i.; • lK &ovl'r P11uJanool'" 1:,1 4'~ 111..'Sl~E~'-SY!'.'f ,..~ ... MJo:TRO CMt Wl\Sll I'< i!!lOO I larbor HI <.; M C.BtK fMHGI. 2283 F'111n11·"" lld <.: ,\I Olslnf'tll'S, Jllf\'! & r<1 rcl~ ~9 ;)fJI E.xpr pn·f MO 7Ti3 CASHIY Jo:Xpen~ll'ed. and """'' Sandy SSG-J9:r7 IOOt<KEEPER Acc-ounl~ Pay.1hlt• (~lf\j('l1on P:xpr l'n·f MI!\~ lht \ 11' 540 ()51111 • knuw ledl(l' or f1I111 Suturdayi. llr' t<! 43!>3 Clerk l>P''' T,·m1-orJn pr,,;111un no"" J \ Jll tn 11ur 'Pl lh II off" t t it i:. ... vm 111 ... 1r.1hh· 1'•1,1 tun' l11r ·' ppro\I m.1 t• h .JIOO" fo or J l>lll t .d I ("1(>.~ C.U.toMrr Service 0 U t I( IJ I n I' p I 1• J ,; II I p1·r,on.tl1t ' I•• "'"'" v. 1 u ' t tt rn 1 r •, u to•l11Jt11"1'" r 1111 Ir ,oc t r• .lll'>Wl'f •IUl',111111' I. I\ P 1111' ..... If ~ta rt••• HJp1111, l~JOkk1't'1>1nR l'er'tOPnl'I 551>-6328 ----- IOOOHPHF/C PQh1llon Wllh prominent Fash 1!11 fl<>al Joilta tc In vest Firm Xlnt op ~t)' _ 640-0123 BOOKK F:EP E R ·StJ m e typiog, s m bookketiptnl( rJc, hnl Lo be arranl(c:d . 642-0212 C~'illJ ER lliJ'lC'>\ t:' pd I' time Oll(hh 1\µp ly an per:-.on 111 Two (; U)., F r " m I I ,, I ) .! 2 f, i 1":11rv1<>w ktl ('~ Cl\.'> Ill 1'.R (.'AF 1-;TE rt I!\ fo:x1ll'r hdpful but n•1t ne<'essar y Mon Fr 1 7·3pm S140wk Apply in pen.on onl} s-4 Mon·t·ri 700 Intra Ca ll 700 Npt Cntr Dr N A <11-rk 1 '""' "' 1n1 ... 1 l••r l.ll1!l' rommn<'l•ll 1 r J' • I d l(ct'I('\ I 'l'rsot'l i.l'll <1•-tl will f unct Hlll ii i. p11;t>lt-m solver. h11ndhnf.! r.·funth an ~ cu. .. tom••r "'''" 1c1· ~!Inf' ~"90rtu111t >. 1n lere sllnl( work. 111111<1 beDef1L~. alnt IQt'11t1un Please call Mike /\sbe for interview 851 0933 •·\p.1nd11a· •••I '"""' 1-l1'<1.nK11t l" \ '' .1111 • mt·nt pul• 1111 .rl I .111 l't1Ul\ <.:OM Pl Tl\Jl .. 541'1 1.n ·• ''"''" '·~'''' ''*'~'1 jhjfl IJmt rrwt1,r• •'1•Jll '" .1•! '""" .l"'f' ".J•1t11• •·r It• ilfJlll l•1( ""111•1r '¥111 I f.l'"'' .... ' l1T, •tfll/.1l1•H1.d 1tJ1 lttt • l•·ro• JI lull. • mµJtlo. f1,r •·l1ll·r h l'•t n n I JAJ!1l1·1 '.1rrl I" I ~·m lull •• r 1.i ' 1 •11 • 111 • I ti • .t.1'11<1 , "m111 "'"'' , I ~1t11I. 1.r~, "> t •1.1 I I fw, 1 • .,.1111.1 l\1h t' ltl' fl1 • f )f-I If ti t • ,_,, 1h1I 1111111 ti t ••I t,,IJ ?I ?I ''' \1'1•1' 1•11 I 111.1111• "°'"'"(, I \1 I ••on'"' 1.,, I 1. ... h In d1" Ii •fun l•>r• u1 • ·,, t 1 ''· • , •• ,,, .,,,.. ,1t1 .,. .. , • •llllll•I fldt1 .1111lv.11h '""" \1 1t11 lhru I·• 1 11.1111 111 :>11111 lo1111 1 -.i..\p.1rk Bl\<I ~'"'" \ ln111• ',.h a•,711 t (iunh•r I fr-lf1 I ull I 1111 .. f. 11111·., t l•·-•n••r Jt.~u '" \1 1 U• I llr 'lj II to~l IHll COUNTER WORK • \\I '" ... .Ill \ \1 I Jomul I -..t .. 111111 II u ·11 .. 1 llrll I' ( 1 I I' I .. " \ '\ I I . I) I " t1• Ip fl\.lfl;11" "' h11 I n1-10.11 I I 1111• 'I 1"1 11• ""1111111 Ill 11 1(11 I><\! /:1\7 ('I '-1'111>1 ,\' ">• h•1nl ll"t"(h ,I I U'trnJIJll fw ' .1 • u um 1 n 1• t ,. "" •• I .... L.,h1n11. rl<•ir 1 lc•anmf.( l>I C ll 11u1 :~ :.1 10 JOl'M, Call Mr Jnrll..-.. 1M 14111 OWucr r°' quality mPn., st.ore wanted t-'Ull L1ml' up d prer <.:all Mr IOOIUCEEPElt Tlaert fOf' 1nterv1r w 111 Q erit ·Typist. pos I l I on r eq ~ate typ111R & fl h111it. will tram. Jo:SS ~g K 1 n COHSTWUCTIOH lkald a itood tounda111111 & keep chmb1nli! h111h ~payroll C'lcrk. an1, p.a>Jble & bkkpr Xlral st..11'1.lnJZ •;.dant.., c .. II COASTAL PHSOHHR CUSTODIAN CPA finn al Ma c Arthur Garys &Co 7S9 1622 Blvd & J umborce Hd , 1 __ ;; ____ -__ •I J.rvtne. 752 027 4 BOOKKEEPER ;Ge ne ral 1:/fice duties ror NrWfl<l'l Beach lntcnor Oes1an rarm One 1(1rl Orfat'e. payrol I, 8t'Count'i rr .. re.ivable. payable, etc Ple as ant surruundinl(s ~s. 5 day!) week. Dark Meteer. lntPn or ON11Rn. 1727 Westcllfr Or N R 646-1678 IOODllPY/P·Tl- Cor CHART H Ol'S 1-: Reitau.ranl Sut 1Sun Ci Monda y Call for 1n t.erview. 548·7167 BOOKKEEPF.R Riviera Realty 499.2900 IOOIPASTIUP Part t.Jme. Moo, lpm to IOpm, Tues IOam to 6pm. No c xpericn<'c peceaury . Apply The Pennya a ve r . 1 660 Placerwa Ave C.M IUSIOY l'\"i/Sat e11e ahln . Apply In person 1 t.m·2pm, La Otve, 195¥1 Irvine, C M.:. 81111 Drivers-url(eo tly Olllded for INClinic school dill. flex.Ible hn.. pm preferred, Salary" $S.2.8 hr. Hwttlo1ton Beach Unloo H .S . Dist Transportation office. 525 YoRtowll. H.B Call 535-1$21. _E_' .O....::_E_. --- CAFt:rEJUA WORKERS la aU depta, cHblera, 11Jad ma~era, cook ·a J:tel9-er•, line 1ervera, ~·l:IOPM 11011-n-I. Nwpt Bc:b area nr PHllloD Ille. CTl4) m.awttorbUniew. c .............. •WMrtlloun a lllr. aia. •• IO per bt. c.• .. N.8 .• OdM areu Mo ...... DllllH'J. Ap. p17 •' Newpon ll•aa Ualfttd School Dl1t.. "'4 llrvtn ornee m1 Ill I Ut, c.oeta iieia. .... CASllEIS UTOTEM MARKETS Openjngs now a vailable for Cl.lll timt' a ss1!1tont mana~ers on 2nd & 3rd shtl\ No expenence n"<· We tram. Start SJ 10 tu " per hou.r. Advan('(•m<•nt opporturuty ror mana11l' ffl{1'1t pos1t1on.'I lo SS SO per hour tJ quahhed f'nr m11re lnlormaUon ~ an ll•rvlew. 495-9!Y.IO or rn II 714 153'1·4840 Will an l.etvlew on Saturdayb by appointment f'Aiual Oppor t::mployer OVll Eo£inffr 11r1tenlly ntt<led 1n root. dear Newport Beach. Must have 2·3 years suh d1v111on dcs1an 1·x penmce 714 7~·5.2fi2 ~SIRED AllVtRTISING The Daily PIJot u1 seek ing a per90ft to a ugment our Oaulfled Adver1ll\· t.n« ~l ror In· aide lelephone ules QualJled or telephone u.lelJ experience helpful R~REMENTS INC.UDE MAMt type 4.SWrM <elet'· tric1 Dependable Oood apeakin• voice A ....m penonaUly SalarJ c:ommenaurate wtlb ..,... .. + comr ......__ &xcellent com· pmlJ blneftU. tr )'OU are amliUoua at WPl lO be pe.6d for )'OW' efforta, ... all'°" tn&en'i.w: ,.......'""'· 801171. ext.127 OUteelCOAIT DAILYP&OT •W.Bay8t. Oailea*9a --~ a.ERK-TYPIST Tra>rwt' pog1t1on avnllJ ble 1n our l.eaal Ari ''ert1s1nic department l.ight typtoJt r eq w red ClS-40 wpm> T ypan1t test will be adm1nlstt•r ec1 Automoht l(' nt>c·cssa ry ror llC'C'l\.'110031 locul dn \ IDJ! t:xcellcnt <'o mpun \ bene rtt!> 1nc•l ud1 n ~ medlraJ. dmt.al. h i~ 1n l>U1' 3DC'e, Mc For 111terv 1ew. pleust• call Personnel Off 1 c~ 642""321. ext Z7 7 ~COAST DAILY PILOT D>W BaySt U>sla Mesa Equal Opportunity Employer ----- COOfMGClHM Dit.ry level pos1ttoo, rnd tnR 6 editlna orders Cor submlMlon lo the com pl.Iler.· Flgun uptltudil rt.qi.Ired Other desired quallflc atlons Include knowledge ol 10 key. lyp- log 35Wpm, • aome office eiqierience. Ple1111e apply lnpenoo CMllJ MFG 7901 Clay Avenue I lunt.lft«\on Beach CW /ol Beach, S tor Garlield> filua! Opp Empl~ $1.89 per DAY That '1 ALL )'OU pay for a 30day ad tntbc DAILY PILOT SOVIE IBTOIY 00 IT NOW! '4J..Nn AGEHCY 540-6055 l700 llarbc>r CM Nt;\'Efl A ... ,.; ... <.:4111 after h<JU~ appl COOK Bac·kup <'Ook Mon·Fr• day:. II JO to .J 751 2666 ai.k Cur Lynl'ltt• or ~,.alt.-em COOK fo'ull T arrw fur fU>tlrc mt·nl fllttt•I. 1·x1~1 in 111 quantity mok 11 . 1!11 henef'au. mcnt<il & cl1•n t al A11pl) ewuorl \.'1lla-642-SR6 l lmmechal•• <1J)t'nan11 for ,, I matur1· & rl'11ablc c·u!>I•• ctrnn to v.orl. in our IJrf.:<' l..11J11 M.1nn.1 VlllJ ICl' "' u m 1· m h 1• 1 11 I " u r J.in1 1onal s tJ H. )uur resJiion...,1b1hllt-:. wi ll t•n tall duv tn day J(t"nt•ral m&.Jntenunt't', tndu<l onl! llrl'f'k<•n<i'>. & k n•JW l1•<lg1' of noor l'llfl'. Xlnl rom pan) bt-nl'l1l' /\µ11h in J>l.'f'SOO .1l Udo Marina Viii~ 34l!fl V1.1 Opono Sit• I 't'"" pclr1 Bl'<1t·h ( ·o t A!uul "l>Pl> l'mployn Mt' cooK.1n:1.1•1-:n 1'"111 1 ume Good pay Mu~t i.peak Spami.h & l'>ome i-------F.l\$(bsh 893 3314 Onl(. CUSTODIAN BHQ F\Jll tame und pan tamt• Jarut..orl11I r ustod11al µm.1 OOK pantry p"r~on tiom uv111l11bll' at i.hop 11.il(hly quahf1l'd. am pmR center a partment aRUU1Uve Salary depcn 1'0mplexC11 & manna ro1 dt•nt on expt'nuncc t:x Newport Ueach I n 11n1· cdl ron cllt 1on11 & .. :x<'dlcnt bencr11~. 111 hl-nefatR F.I N11tu(•I Coun l'ludml fr~ heullh & h ll• ll')' Cl11b. (..<AJ(UnW Nal(Ul'I lll:>Uranrl' Cnr Cull Um•' l'tt Otl'f 400 5767 9 Jl'M Some l~lllOr\.'I hOV(.' tll'll <..'lolled Monday able hooni. Apply nt 011' COOK T .. ll'flHE CO Part Ume cook. IJte cook 1071 Camelback Ing • clean up dut1e!I Newport Beach, 144-6796 Free pre.s c hool t'h1ld care meld Tuaun area. American Pr• School 544 1467. QlOlt Wllflt.eci for llalJ8n !test Eirp req. M 1r cau 87s-3164 or s1s.e1113 AIJO~- COOK fl WAJTR~ 8:30 to3. Noexper. fo'Ull-tlmc. -~I OOOK. wUl tram. 40 hrs pr wk. Coco's Restaurant ~DM l'OMERSERVJC,;E t-~ast growinR St. J ohn Knit.s lla'ds a competen1 self st1irtcr 1n the Order Dept. Scr\'lCtnl( our t'Uasl to coast t ustomcn1. In volves heavy phonl' l'On tact Call Nancy 54().7171 u tt e r w a n l t• d t o r wt"t.sw\3, exp. preh1rrcd Will tra in riKht In diVldWll Apply 1n person S.1.2AM Se1 Sult.a. 837 W lllUlSt.CM DAYTIME 11£1.P. nper pnal'd; Cookin•. penochr clearun". AJtbouich not nee .. uper w 1f1t11t food equip helpful "35 hr u wk SJ 05 star\. Other ahJfla avail. Apply In pe,n100 be\wn 10.S.30. ''Murry 's ", 2 15 llr'CNldway, Laruna Bch, or call, ~ belwn 10-12. • ··---~.--....... ---. ----........ ~..._ ____ _ Uebwry man. ufr furn dt' bver y 0C LA. bobuul i.n.ck. gd dnv • n'<'Ol'd . ~ Pttl S3 M t•n Mc Mahan ~It &t2 t145() O.llver L A T1m c11 to homes 3 30A M t) OOA M St' It t lot p p l' ii r "' 11 t• t' kno~ lt't.lltd of 0 r itlljh' (\'iwll\ G«ld dnv1n1t rt' tJ~1roruc i.•'mhly ~io t aon opt'n Ne> t'XPt't ~~ Will ti 11tn SS 10 ~ L'all 64.>:Jb:J.2 fur Appoinlmml t'Ol'd Over l8 t'Dmpa11} i.---------\ t'h1 ~lei. $3 10 p1·r hr .. 1ncent1vt'i. C1all M.i.rk J~I 2681> ~ROW SlCl lTAIY t'ummumt y r>cvt'lup Hlir,W..W 1100 MltpW..W .1 100 .... Wlllh4 7 1~0 ....................... ....................... . .................... . ~. ~ 27, 1179 DAIL V PILOT CJi o.Mi;.a ~nee Clerk. •om!.' t)lpln1 • ~ PllY few <'0Mtr1K• ~company ~.11. \: I H l. )o' R I 0 A V C'h a llen a rn H of ( 11· t· nte&rin., vrientuted C'~k>WI & orgaruied l'r"°'cr oon 11moker Ne11t u ppear aoce t a ll bd ~ l't.'ll SM 64.2 2935 u.-..... lmulaOoa ln1ta1Jen tor .._. UNOn lnaulaUoo Co ID HllltW..t.4 7100 ..... W..t.4 7100 ..... W .. 1d 7100 ·• .....•••............... •........•.........•... . ..................... . - lllll_!"!_c _ So.0 .C Call Malda. for Cotta& Men MEOICAJ.. Secrc.tary for Park!U ~llencltn.t~ S~-Oilko lnnl•hon bll.-JlllS" Hartllr-&lvd. Ortlaopedlc olfact , f\&.11 ~.pt 6 J'.aa.e. --• .... I.JI. l'WJU me + weekeoda. ,time d •y•, rn uat b e Call b etwn 10 -Spm. ........ ·mted ,...-w. __ ....;;..;;_.....;.__ ___ , ~lo tW.... .,,..... tVTtnll)' h ailable (or ~I ' litAl.DS WAN't'ED 1861 S medical tu.tones! Rapid ..:,._~-·---- hard workiq lndM dual A.-.CY Oil Hwy wguna Bch. lyplDI • tnA1cn b1n1 . PART TIME ~ ~ ':-~~·~~ ~,.:,.,c:~u~~t!:. ::r: ~. ~. ·~W't~ • t~~rar!~~~ --··n~lNGi- Supervtsory dutJH ID• derwr1ter . E•perienci MAIL/IDIT llllrienced Odl)' need app-Adult.I oou•aodlni. c hide lop ect l on s . r t q 'd R o b erti.on ly. Call betw"° tam· ....... lve .... -•Utl'-"' dl.rectlna boul«leaning lnautance AHoc. Inc. &Oam. Moo thru Fri. --,...._.. ,., .we'· etc~~~ ~ ~. CLERK 6"-lm5. =.ec1::.. ~~k~wt~~ andingcomp1ny IHTll'IOI DISUH• Medical R«eptionlst S:UO per hour. P hone f l .,-I n..r..-i1 t f 64 2 ·432 1. Ex t 2 5 0 e t s npp Y in FtlM Busydala processing co. v ... ~s o c , exper BETWEEN 4 :00·5 :00 penon, 9am·noon. M<>n· Needs shlfl>, org1nu:ed h.a& openin"s on hit. & pn!ferr«I, 631'2200 PM l')-j, Penonnel person fo r g~nera I 2nd. shif\.s. f\IU or part Ml-:OlCAL Alla tar~ ~on HOT& secretlll'lal. Ught book time. Handle sta tu:l caU11 BACK OFC-EXPER ·o. Op 900NnponCcnter Or. keeping " typing. Ac· from accountants & help 631·21670 t.:qu.aJ portunaty Ntwpcrt Buch. EOE COUftt.a payable &: phone coorchnale quality con· E_'m_p_lo_y_er ~ - o rder ng 1133 :t l62. troi with edit dept. & Me.senger. re11pom11blc. Part t ime . afle rnoon . N<><"""'"" Beach. other r elated dutlei. own Cltr, good driving re· general office work. C:tll Hotel MAii.ion HOTIL .... ._ .... .,... "9fw: •CASNa f /T,fle1 ln •HOS't JHOSTISS F/T.PM .PAMTIY Werior Dffl4'I Wanted lnLerior bes1gn Apprentice for a leading deti1gn fll'm 497-3776 J A.NTTO RS. Pt-time or fi~ clearunR evei1. Meo. women & couples . Q!n tral O.C & beach area:. Call 532 6558 betw n l()am-4pm. Mon·l'TI Must have accountmg or cord. Gu a r 30thr wk. 642-0411 bookkeeping exper. & be $32S hr + lk m a Call ablet.o operate lOkey ad Melinda. 8 .30·10 30ilm, Parttimehelp over lljfor ding machine by iouch S49-887\. insert.tog & tying ,•a rly Please call ror appt SI.In AM onJy LA. Tames Metalhnt1on Eng1n1e~r 646-0637_ orti46-~ SAFEGUARD BUSINESS SYSTEMS INC 2'@ )o'airVlew Rd C M ~3091 M S. °' 'Ph.d·.E E w 2 4 rUT-TIME Need van or ""os~on , _________ _ • n1ent 'Ille Ir\ 11\c Compan), " \:Ommunat~ b u1 Ider. lot.Jlcd 111 f'J ~h1on blw\d. Newport lk'ad1 lkl.l> Ill\ 1mmed1alc o~n lflJiC fur 11 per11on dt-111nn..: .., du&llenRlllR opportunt \y & Jllrd,'\IVl' ~urround rn~s 1n the Hwldcr & !!);crow Service Depart ment Gtrl Friday. l(d rront ofc appeara.nce. IJte typm g rtlQ, 40Wpm. d nt work 1og cond . near OC i\uµort SaJ a.ry fl()(). '800 mo. bo:.ed o n exper Medica l bene fit s pd R W It. ;\:.soc Newport lieach 97S-1.AM4 ~Mt •COOICJPM £xctll.nR opportunt1es Cor bard working, peop le onenled people to join the leader tn the hotel tn· dustry EnJO)' excellen1 company benefits . Apply Ill person 9am-noon Mon- fh. Personnel. JeJTY needs several RUYS & Jtals lover 16 > lo help wtlh ticket sales to :.para events SJ hr to start Oppty to ~ up tf you re free eve.; & Sat cim t;all m•m2~. yrs .-xp wa ll su i.taan metallliallon processes wtuch 11\cludes f1htmenl + E B + m a g n e tro n ~ap . i.putt.enng. RGA a o aly:.1 s. pl J :.ma etctuni . ion m1l1Jng, C V morutonnl!. & prore ... :-. development $513 twkly Tilke ad t o neare~t t-m ployment develo v· ment dt'pt O OT 003-061-030 Ad paid for REC.n<>MIST PIX We need a very consc1e n· uous. personable andav for our exec oCfice::.. Hr.., from l<HI Mon·"T• Call 113'.! 8fm E 0 E Days oU avu1I SSIO 1>1 ~l0::._..~1.646 14lJ DEUVERV &RF.C ~ N wa nte d ror rurn1lurt• st«e S3.50br tr• :>tun Apply 111 person l931 Npt Blvd.CM DRIVER wa nted dl' liverinl( oHl<'e milrh D•IVHS Men or womt!n 2:> yn. u1 oldet Kuo>A the toai>t <.'IU{'!. Nel $180 a week or nw r1· t>r.rnl(e Cod't Yellow Cub, 17:100 Ml He rrmann. Fount a 1 n Valley (No of Sluter bl."tw n Nt'whop\· & t:ucbd J GOOD JOB! Sduor Citizens m\'n. ~ dayi, per week. car. tall bi3 2289 WO Newport Center l>r Newport Bea ch . E.O.E M o n F'r1 9 $ 30 !•--------To qu<1ll fy . cund1dutc should be capa ble of handling l:1r11:e volum e or paper work & :.everul proJectS :.amuJt ane<>usly At:t urn\e lyp1nR & ftlanl( :. k 1 I I s r l' q u 1 r t• d Famalrnnty ... 1th Reul atatt• lt')(<ll d1wumen\l> helprul Grow1011: N U Ins urance i!J(cncy hie> 1mm ed1ate operun~ ror cxpen enced telephone prospectinR agent in our ma rkettn11: dept Flexible houri. & xlnl benefits Ca II P am 8 67~9900 ror mtervaew Howecleaners. top pay. earn up t o S5 + fur J aruce's Raggedy Ann Tues-f'rt 8-3. 645· 1800 Freeway St.ores. $56-0363 ---DEUVF.RY XTRAMOMEY u" to $450 xlr a ca:-.h t!itch month ror work 101: apmJ( 2' 'hrs ea('h 1\ M DRIVER nf'eded for exct•llent company m wrport area lonll ter m usstl!nmt•nl Call Lenore. 556-3:>20 ---- HOUSECLEAN ERS Car nl'<', P rr Top$$ Ga.ngham Gtrl 645·5123 before other.. lire• u11 Carl•---------GUARDS rt!'ll Must be 18 ~179 !'12:> I ,.__.-_-.-;. ______ _ °' ~ 33'.!6 , • t-\1 11 & part llmt• 1\ll J r e d s L' n 1 r o r m ~ rurni:.hcd ARe~ 21 or over Reur~ wel~·ome Nu cxpenencc oet• App ly t;ruver:.al Protecl1on ServH·e. 1226 W Slh !:ilrttl. Santu Ana In terview hour.. !I 12 & 1 1 Monthru fo'r1 Hou.seeleaner P 'l'. F T . own tra.n:. Top $S$ DEL IVERY {J f.' .. 'I <: ... BOY Full-llnw Viilld dn vers llceru.c rcqw rl'<l Nt!al Over 18 Appl~ in pen.on to Mr f\len\el> at Rnben Bein & Wilham "Yost & Assoc 1401 Qu:ul St Npl lkh Del Men over 18 for L A Tunes to home:. in N ll C.M Perm. p L $400 mu 646-0037 or 646 5844 OeJ Men OVt'r 111 ror I. f\ Times to homt.'l> in N B C.M Pt'rm p t $4UO mu ~or6465844 DEMONSTRATORS l'art t1mc your :Ht:u. huusewarcs ~roccry , will Lrarn 778-3360 Oeotal Assistant. X-ray lie re quired Garden Grove off1ce 638 7111 -Dental Ass't, exper'd. BX> mo I-\I II bt-n l'f 11 !> 842.Qi25. 549-4110 DENTAL Penodonust nt~b p<1rt lime KSSl. 3 days d week ~ duue~ oppl> X-Ray certJftt•ate rt.oqd Expn . pref'd Xlnl benefits Salary l)pen CaU 842·663 1 UENTAL ASSISTANT !>mall fri endly ca:.y paced denta l om ce n11t.'ds outgoin ~ & rricnrlly .:hatnude a:is1stanL G1Jofl wurk:mg houn., Newport Beach. 646-5411 venta l l\Ssts t Uo you want a career IO Ortho ulJllZlng all your l{LJ I\ skllls'.' 640-0l21 Of:NTAL ASST Part t1 me Mu:.\ bt> ex pen enl'OO Ca II 64G· 1662 between 9am lpm , Mon thr tr1 Dental As.<>t. On ho Ch r . N B Part llml' or f11ll lime up to 4 day., per week Top ... a tary & benefits. Ortho exp & RDA req. 642·2626 DENTAL Ol''FICE A11s111 t.ant. part ume. front & chairslde expenence re qui red. 3-4 days week Ca1J 957·1763. DENTIST expe rie nced Great opportunity Dr Flaoze r, 642-0 11 41 or DRIVER MnHftCJff Newµon. Beaeh cs\·rov. of'f1t·t• ha.-. an opentn)( for L• Dnvcr Messen)(er to make dehvene~ w1lh11i I.he Oran)(c County area and perform other m1 11 cellanl'Ou."> dUtll'S Ex- penen<'e 1i. not rl-qwred. but vou mu:s t hli' c a \Wld. ('31if11rma dnver '\ ht·ctl.<.t' aml hght ty ptn~ i.k1lh s1 .. rt1nj! s alary ~~. pill.!. 2()' !)Cr mill' Pleu'>f' c.i ll J ar k 11· Sl<ur.tcdl. for mon· rn formation .il 642-4000 RDB.ITY HDEllAL Scrrings CMd Loon AsStl Equal Oppty Employl."r Dn.ut Clerk. exper. prof µh;1rrrucy, !) 6. Mon fo'r1 Must type. Park t..ulu PharrTUJcy NB 642 1580 for tnlen lt:W !!:am $200-$500 per week reltll>tennl! voters to help qu.ilify the Libert an an Party for ballot :-.tatu:. Ca.I I 964 1908 f:am S200 week ly P 'T tak ing i.hort ph o ne ~al!CS al home Call 631-4061ext209 B.ECTRONICS llavtn~ a hard tame find tn(ot work'' Arc you tn t.en:stcd in a career in e lcctron1 cs. w t:ather r n r e l' a s t 1 n ~ o r telephone/teletype 1n t.tallatJon & repa ir. The Cal1fornlll National Guard 1s lookm~ for men &t women anterested in l!ettmg ahead m todays wmpeltllve job market WE TRAJN YOU! This 1s ~our !(olden opportumty to earn a s ubstun\1a l monthly income. have a G E N E R U U S RETIREMENT P LAN. qua l ify f o r L O W INT ER EST H O M fo: LOANS. plu~ M AN Y MORE BENEFITS• Fur further information c1d l John M cN ult y at (714 )979-7363 or apply at 2651 Npl. Blvd., Costa Mesa. Calif. Ptt•ase cumplett• ilPPh<·:i uon or send resume 11. 1\h ..,aJary reqwremcnU. lo L PARSONS THE IRVIME CO 550 Ncwpon Centcr Dr t..;ewport Rear h. I=: 0 I-~ l::xecllllve Secretary As SLSt411t for eXClllO)! l'Oler tamment firm Mus t have xlnt t) p1nj! & 'horthand ">kllb & bt: able to travPI Salarv ne1.?ot1at>le Call l>on 494 656ll Fabnc: Chu111 1111t•rv1t>w m~ fur mana)!cmcnt & -;ale:. PoS f''ubn1• or n • I.all ex per rt:q Cet II Mr~ Kmdel &$6-4U4U fo'tleClcrk R.L. Kautz ha:, J beJ!m· ners spot ror a resp & hardworklol' person 1n flhnJ! dept. Gd work cond w 1oppt) for tra1 ntnl! w advdllceml'nti. Som1• typmit prer. S>5(} mu S da}'· 8 15-4 30 <.:ontiu1 Pel!RY ul 549 4700, ext 22S floral Oes11mer Z yr:. ex per. In tnc I' T 752 7040 Ful or rart Ti,_ Couples & tnd1v1duals ror busmei.s of your own LocaJ AJnway distnbut.or trains you for splend 1d opportunity. Ph 547-3182 Gardener. partime. for '10 unit. apt complex \.: M 642-1.951 or &$6-1486 ·~--------- GUYS&GALS ~:>tc1t1nl( & rewardtnJ! w o rk cnrol l anJ! merchants m O C s new ScrooRe Card Club Will Lram Earn $100 evrry da) It s e11sy & fun 1-'u II or part lime. Call .Joe ur Uonna 851·9077 I lairdre:>ser needed '°' 1th 11ome c h en tcle. N. B Close to beac h. 1tood p a r k 1n J! 673 534 2 eves:494·S943 HANDYMAN For small electrorurs co L111hl Jaruton a l duties OelJv('ry & pick up in co truck. packaging. Mus t have valid Calif d n vers lie Ap p ly G L G Syi,teml>, I l LS2 Condor Ave F'V HEAJ~TH f'OODSTOHE Sale. & food bar help. 673-0068 646 .ag 71 ~eeper. part um~.· Jae. medical group. mic.t be 21, speak f'..nRh:.h & dnve l\pply at 722 Baker St . Costa Mesa lloo:.ekeeper.1. full time & P 'I'. f(ood work.in!! coudt lion:.. 8 prl holada; .. E.O.E Bisyvww M:snor. 6.:! 3505 llO US t:K t:~l't-;K ror elclerl>• lady Mu .. L he Rood took and have t)'ftn C<l1' LocaJ refs Wl•ckl) stuy, but L1rne uH fo r t('c: Pvt roum uod bat h. beauttful ~urroundtnJ!i. 49t-4409 Housek eep e r . Neat mat ure wo man. Self start.er. Misc . housework for working man & older daughter. Casual home m Easts1de Costa Mesa 85~~~9 al~e_!:~pm. HOUSEKEEP ING · Lrtt' houseJceeutg & erraod:. Pref. college o;tudent Ouisllan 64.> 7085 N pt Bch. ruJJ & pt-t1me Rays or ffnltt-nf(£PERS Health. H.B. 847~ ~ HELP' Busanc.-ss L5 boom & MAJOS tnR If you're a respons1 for an exclusive pnva tc ble adult whose bonda · resort. Star t 1mmcd h I c . w I th n c (. . ~xp preferred . Wtll tr a nspor t a l 1on & 1n tram. f\111 time. Apply in te rested 1n part t11ne person. 419 N. Co asl employment with 1-!reat Hwy, LaR. Bch. or call pa.y CaJ I Sitters Unbmtt 7141494·8521. a :sk fur Gener aJ Clen caJ ed. 675-9630 LAG UNA M E OJ<;AL ----·El~aine~·~~~~~~ LAB. ... .. ._._._._._ .. ~ IMMEDIATE needs front office r e cept -:.ecy Diversified po61l100. Mature person. T ype SO wpm, n on smoker EOE. 494-0701 HaiPTTAL ADMITTING RECEf'TIOMIST PART TIME ...._. '" ow od "' OPENINGS todoy's ,.r Wide r Help on Saturday & Sun RECB'TIOHIST. day mont111RS to deliver GENE RALOFFtC f': Fast J!rowing St. John Kruts. needs a competent. sell-start.er in the Order Dept. Ser viclllg our coast to coast custom ers In volves heavy phone con t.act. CaJI Nancy 540-7171 ---------- SAMTAAMA TUSTIM COMMUNITY HOSPITAL GeneraJ Office Equal Opportwuty Recept1o rns t 1Ty pr s t Employer Mf r lmmed.openillg rorcon .. ~~~~~~~~· sume r electronic farm HOSPITAL EucadiYe DAILY PILOT l o our carriers. Mui.I have good drivanlol re cord . large s t a tion wa~on or van. Hourly + mtleage Call Har ry Seeley at· 642-4321 644-6687 --------------· Good phone voice. ac compllshed typing abth· ty.,_oo correcting s elec· tric. Lite clerical reqd Xlnt. working cond s. & be ne . Sa la'ry comm. w /exper. Apply Gate w11y S cie ntific Joe 302-0 Redhill. CM. 540-5686. s.cntaryod • lmert sections LA Ta mes. 11P M·2AM . pd b y amount done. earn $'15 wk or mor~. 5 mghll>. H. 8. 892-8422. ----- DISl<it'4ER HVAC. Comm/l ndus t projects. Min 3·5yrs ex per. Mech consultants or OCA.irport. Dahl, Tlolylor & Asi.O\: 549-5234 Dispa1cber for construe tioucompaoy. 54MJ13. DISPLAY BUILDER Minimum 7 years ex· perienc:e Lo build custom hardwood d i s plays . Eltab lls bed company with beaJtb plan. profit 5haring, paid vacation. ste ady wo r k . Sala ry open. C ha rles Gary Carp .• 631-0880 Distribution KIDS & TElNS ~ extra money dta· tribuU011 fs .sollclUng Mltllert~ for Laguna Beach 1 DJO&l pe>pular "'Alaine· U*JMAUPI M 6 P JUme gltloM a•aU. Work yolt own bra. Call -etrculatleo n.t. _,_..Mon. Ul.ru M 1¥J' to 5Pll for ...... U Jlllla"n ._.,for 1 bet· .... ,. ... ,.a.ntto lllllil tM eaployment ---·QMllOed. ELECTRJCIANS GROWTH OPPORTUNITY • Sr ProdllC HOii Bedricl• General Offi ce ......... ow '" today'• paper .... .,. SECalTAIY. SAHTAAMA TUSTIN COMMUNITY HOSPITAL Equal Opp Emply r m tf Qrdec-Proc $100 Rec.,t $100 -Inc Secy $150 ..,,. /f' ;c mo .... Sdtoff .. rwn nal AtettcY 28052QiminoCapiatrano HOSTESSE~ " B US Jr.m, Laguna NlgueJ GJRLS • all shll\s. Apply 831·1'191l 492-2820 btwn 2 -5 any d ay. No FeesEver 673-4700 . 3450 V ia Oporto.N.B. Galeral omce TypW ft.Jt••• • HOmss Must be familiar with mot.or assemblies. com - presacx-s and gener ators including w inog a nd testing. Must als o be capable of supervisfog assembly workers. Solid a sse m bly li n e ex- penence in the above areas wUJ qualil y you for this position. ea ... ._ p osition ope n w ith Experienced ooJy. Ex- We offer excellent. pro· marine mfg. firm near c e 11 e n t c 0 m P a 0 Y benefit.. Lovely beach gressive s alary le vels ocean for dependa ble , Jocallo o . Apply In commensurate with ex-mature individual with -.... 1•-perieoce and ability. and good typ in s s k ills . penoo, no .... ..,.,e c• .. outst 1odio g company Varied ty ping duties, pleaeeJOLL. , __.. benefits which include catalog prepantloo ft ..-S. l'l..~y D9id medical, dent.al and literature coordlnaUoo. ----~ n.w I U e l os" ra o c e for Call 7l4 t8•5·38H for 1~~~LHuna~~~·~ac:!!b~~ em ployees and d epen· appe. r~ deou. For immedlate 1,...;.•::..:.•:...,;-.-.-.-.-.-.---.-.-.-.-.. -fbteU. Xlat oppty to eonUckntloo, apply ill 0 -.-a.•o-CE •=•nt lncome. penonLo: '""'"onna.. r r • W DtW .... ldeatl. TYPISTS Pwm p/L l!ex bn. Need Lf.AISBLO TIAMSPOIT DYMMICS 31Jl W..t8elentrom s.o&.a AM. Ca £.O,£. 11/Jl'/lf ' . ~AR.lci':RXB car as t7pewr \ ter. Ho1pltallt 1 Hott•aa TophJ NoFee lwftee,MJ .... hldW.-., Hot e l S&ec\&t t v e MOllMI ~. Topak:llla req. TealpanrJ ... tea ta.tap. pnf. Some I C• 1l"riDe ta..... d11. Newportt r ID'!i &.o.s. M t F IM-11UO Carol Wanaw .& tM. .. E.0.E. ! .,..,..._ ____ .A - :.-----~-..... INSPECTORS IM-PROCESS I AMAL lmmediaw opportuntiies with growth-o riented company offering sta bili- ty, security and career potential. We 're seek i n g i n - dividuals with minimum 1·2 years experience with in-process and final 111· spection of precision parts. We offer excellent. pro- gressi ve salary levels commemuute wilh e•· perieoce aod ability. aed outstanding comp1 ay beoeflu wbicb include paid medical. dent a l, aod life imW'aace for employeea aDd ckpen-data. Jl'or immediate CODJlderaUon apply in penonto: WISBlfl 1IAMSPOn DYMMICS 3111 Wtlll&etentrom Sul.a Au, Ca £.0.1. m/f /b JEWELRY SALES I m loolo n.i ror an ex penenced diamond :.wll·:. per i.o n ram1l 1 ar w cru.taJlt•ment sets & re mount l\alb for So Colib\ Pia.ta Mall retutl iewelry st.ore This J)t'r:.011 rtla) no w be prt>i.c ntl> cmplo) E'(i by an anrlcpt>n dent or :.m.ill diam and ft~·b that tht·ir ..rrort & ab11Jty 111 not l>f•m.: n • I <'t~ruu'd nur rt'"' Jrd1•d I I huH• :m opponu111t) 11t .r bfoumc. an H!>''lllOI! f()r I ~c looktnl! for Jd \ aswement... .. dt>'"" tu ,Ul·c1«l 11. 1lhnc n.:" to I UCl'Cpt rt•:.pOll\ 1 b1 It t) 'h.illl & ;ilt•n Your cam ln>! pi>t,•ntaal 1 ... chr1.•1·t I) I n•ldkd to \our .iptllu<k &~U mot1 ~ut1on Tht~ '" d career 11.1th the fmt•:-t )CWt'fr) t'hJln tn ltw l ' ::, WEl~ffl f':l.U.., Mr Klt•1n 54() i 1117 ~>411 7 UtH l Klkheo Workl'I . full llnW Uay., onf) for n•:.tdurJ nt j in Urt·a ~alrnai:uncl1 ~t !>19 tlt!IJi I l.C).!UI Sl'\'l ~ t 1;11nn·1 nt'<.'(fod for t>ui.~ II t 1).!<1 t1on r1rm at FJ.,h11111 l:.l ;iod Xlnt :.kill:. necessur) tootuct Ja11cl I ~'-I LEGAL SIC•ETARY Newport Heach. full tarn<· pos1\1on Salarv com ITK-1\SUTatt' With t!X pt:r Call Mr Nelwn &l2·8SJ'! LEGAL TRAINEE Needed ror 2 ~trl offlrr· nt"ed sharp . orl!an111'<l se~:re<ary w l(ood )kalb Sen.-.e or humor t'l>!tl'll uaJ Some <'xper in 1·1\ 11 ht11.tat1on & rorporJtl' would be helprul Call ' Mt!r ed 1th ut 17 14 ii ti40-0700 UKETOWALK? Walk and Aet paid fur 11 Need 6 fnendl)' pt'Oph· 10 introduce us lo La,.:unJ thlls r es1dc nti. G 1 \'t' literature & inv1tl' them t.o rome In to meet us No sellin1t. S4 hr 2 to 4 wki.. apply an person only Mon Oct lsl 10 tu 2 Be verly Hilb t'edt•r ul Sav1n1ts. ~5632 Altc1<1 Parkway 1n Alphd Rct;,a Centtr LaRuna ll1ll~ See Mn Clark LOAHSHIPPEI FHMAfGNMA Knowfedf(e of FHA VA loan packal(1nA ci.:.en tJal Opponuntl) to 11ro" with rap1dl> t•xpandani? n ation a l morlJt8 1.!t' banlter whale e n1oy1n,:t the pleasant worklnl! i.urroundinf(S of I he Newport Beach1lrvan t' area of Oramce County E •cel le o t ben e f its Salary commensurate with e x.pe rt e n c ti & performance. f'or app't call 97S· l 080 1111k for Marla COLDWELL IAMkEI Residential Mortgaf(e Co. A Coldwell Banker Co _An equal o~r Co._ LVN charge duty 11 ·7. Cull lime or part time Good s ala r y. Mesa Verde Conv. Hosp. 661 CeoLer Sl. C.M. 548-~. --- llacblne Shop Trainff. S•iss a'lto mat1cs . penmJlflll full time J>061· lion. 4 d1y work week. 831·9331. Maids, apply Tbe Inn at Laguna, 211 N. Coast Hwy, Laguna Beach ' SlJ9111rDAY 1'hlt 's AU. )'OU pay fou •d.aJ ad io&M 00 IT NOW! 6Gl671 Maintenanc·e man for 55 wut apt c·omplex 111 C M ~-51173, 12ll~3851 MAJMTEMAHCE B.ECTRICIAM b} employc_r __ _ MonunR newi.pitper auto route. Approx hr!> <t-6am rlwl>-Ideal ~upplt-men ta! .)Otl l\11prox earnml!~ $37!>-~ mo. 540-JOOK & ~22.7 IOam Part tir1w help wanlt·tl Moo & or T uei. n1~hti. (nr produ1l111 11 ~arumum iJKt' :!fl l\pplv L•l p,,nn)'dvcr, Wt\O PJ:,tcnlla. Co~ta Me:.11 l'art ttm" llelp wunh·1l 1\pprox 2:> hr:. Jll'r wt.-t•k ~~ Toh.llT\1111.'>U. Int' l':L'!h11m ls lJnd :0.: I\ l'art urn .. 'l'I VICT r.·p fur 1'rt'\.'Unl! .. ard <·o llJ work :'>lt'Wfl')t1 I.I• .\1 1:-.~11111 V11•io .,ri·a l'Jll Jrt lJ1m lio\l! 't\S!i 3rd Shaft <12 Sam 1 Pcrn:wooot uperunl! i '" a~IU'es.'>lve maintenance elt!<1.nr1an w mfj? Pqwp 1ni.tallat1on & repilir i.ktlb 2 3 year'> ,., pen~nce. troublc:.hoot LAA. t'OOtrol pimels. D l' circwtry Mu>l lit-""Ill mi.: lo ""t1rk overt1nw EH1•l knt 1wnef11, & v.orlwU! 1·11nd . tnl' 11 l>J 1rl hrrlldar:. lutnp~o) 1truur1 1n:.ur.anu: :.1c k P••' :"ur ... t'n Attend:..11t f•1 r c 'hun·h !:>Undil) m11rni111! i 15 t•• 11 -15 & "'Jmt· .,.. ,. e k Q J \ morn 1 n i.:' \; 1· 11. r• 11 r t 11 .i r 11 11 r l.utht•r;111 Chun h 1!JH 1---------- Lll>' er lJr ' Is belltht.:. hbtorJl 'at·.-t um • '' k."il'~ ~U1>1Jll'llltlll on l~nt'I 1t., •'tl' ( td I I or I '"rn' v.1th I w1 tsc ,, t•rul JPPI ur l 11tnc tu I It" "tftidcl & kt CIJ Pfl"•ent l't-r-.onnd (Jffu,., lr••tn , .. 11 l>.i•l •m•· 'Id " 1• \lam I lam I :tpm .\Inn ,.,,.... lhru F'rl trHomplell· Jfl I :-ii I ' ,, \. ... I \I! Ill .. l~'- pht·auon ( 1\LI r-'C>I\ \1 '/.J IO,\..., I \II.I. \I , r. \lilil;I Von to\;.rma 11 .14 ~· ~711 In ss; ilOO t:or OfftCE SERVlCES 1-llt'fl(t'tu· pcr..,11n 111 d11 MaJJ1tenance ~ale-. wr111C t •>P\ 11111 f1hm1 & IHDOOR PLANTS 1 1!\'llt'r.al \en 11 1·... 1 11m maU1la1t1 1nrtoor µl anb lll·.11 h •>'1'1 lal I ••lit 11 l'dlt l'1m1· Bl.UE JEAM JOIS rran:-.µr1ndttnn prov1dt'd lr11m Hri.,tol & B1n·h ~t.,•1 1fr1ur-. fipm lam 1t11m i .. m ~J Jti ~r hr I \f1111 •• ,,. -.h1f1 11n1y $]0 00 l•'f•U.' I\ lpm 7am I Sat. 1 !iu11 "un &. l'Ut!S avail 11.art & full lime on rt• l!ul..r ~tufts HI & ovt:r 557·0045 0\-Llf\: I ••• •/I.till~ .... •;NI ~fVVlt l pdll!-..,..111 lr:.111 '"""1Hlrt We an· look111t.! fo1 .in l'h;arrnat 1•ut11 ·•"' 11•1i Wl~Uln).! 1~:r1><JO tto \('II & 1 l•1ttl '-lr•••·t "''"" llttrl full & µJrt Uml' V!J"illl•lll' l>Ft-iCt-I 'l.1-.111\ I •1t I ,1vii1l<1hll· V.l't•k\•nd~ r .. i ,ilfin likl-L' ,.q,',., 3723 Birch Stret t qwrt'<I 1'11:.':r,l· a~ph ,"'I helpfui \ Jnr1u~ dut ,,., ~wport Beoch ~ '11JO thru f' r i, Ii" N1~ H H lo< atwn Mon 1---------- ROGER'S GARDENS m i San J oaqwn Hills Ruad 640 59+4 F'n 34 :II ~~I *100* PAO<AGH S ASSEMI LEtt S '1-:F'JJ -.;()W" P1\S1l:: U P A RT IST ~me II St•hl draftm)! helpful 4 day wo rk week Pd bcnef Call !fi9.7660 Mon thru Thur MAMAGEMEtofT ·1~\\4JlC"'> ltET AIL • ~ Exp<>r ne«lt>rl PliX An.-. .. t:nnl! ~:n·11 •· 1)µcrJt11r... lmm .. tJ1.1t1• IJP(.'fUl1£~ tor 1•xl)Cn c11n:1l & qu.i.Jrrwd Pl"1plc St<1r1 tn)( '-'ldn rlt'pemlcnt ull ,.,pc•r P.1111 'Jt'Jl11111 ,. Pl 1 j . Loniz Term ,L:.i.1i.:nm1•nt , 1l6t Ill> a relal import VOLT I n1t1Jll•li llh ~5 ~I or ""° .l~ 1·ha1n 1:-. prt>sent l.\ t'\ 1>J11d111R lhro u).!h out I ..:...hf To mt!i?t lht:. 1 ' pasbtr:>o "'c net'Cl !>harp I I l'H:\ \ \:.. ...,..,_ "rll tr .1111 l:'fll.hus1a:.1Jt• md1v1du.1h • , & I! 1 l'l••,,... "'' 111 for uur rndna~em .. nt 546-4741 : 1111~1 hldl! ~ """' ,,.1 ,,.,. r&~IAAY m..uv~• tratnt't' pro~rdm t-;, I ~C:.impu ... Un\1 I ••II w..UI \1,,1, fo rt ., • rel.Jt'flt ~J:lllntn~ bent• 6· 1a1·r"'' rrrim & ~rowlh pohmttal F1r::.1 .John WJ~'Tll' \1rpc1rt 1 I PI X O PER. a.-.:.1J?nmen\ would be m f'..qual Oppor f':mplo) t•r l 1-.Jrn 11.hllc .) uu lt·JI 1o San f'rancisco but mu">t 1 I l·l1•µhune f\n)t w1•r1111• be w1lhni.t lo rt:lutUl l' 1 ~·f\t1•1• full 11m1• l>.t l I l'WJlh'r .\ u:.t be e>tpl·r wiUun Ca ll( I( \OU art• ttmt· \ Jrtt•U ,hlft :- tnwrcsled 111 ·• mana.:1· m.rturi• Ri·~~~~;r··o I Da,:-. . .iJl1•rn11on or 1•vt•11 ment cifrecr 11. 1th .11 !'>alan •lpt'n ml!-. l;>1·,1t111ni. m )Wll~ 1•\ctUn l! to :-.l·nd , 1-·,\..-;lfl()N ISi.A N 1' .\our re:ium t• 10 P () l~ ~ p Jti<.m~ • l'CJ:>l 1\ M i'~SI\ IH VIN I-, 3~5i, San fo'r an11,,<'u 1 I Tl'~TIN !i4119 I ASS P. IH 'NTlNGTON llE,\{;ll T AR.,ING l<fr.JI for !t tUd1•nl~ & Marut)?C-r A..-.s1stant. :! th,. • · ft · 1 houwwl\ t':> \1 any 1·11 wk. IJte bkkp~ & m.im SUPERVISOR bcnefth mclud•nl! vauf tenan ce. Appl tfarr.\.I \JC.Jl•on:-. T y pin l! 642·3107 lmlll('<i!ate openlOR for 35wpm t-; 0 .. : C.ill ___._ -an ~11s1stant park1 n~ Man1cun:.t need ed for 'll?t'r" i..or at our bu:,\ S4J4:al Mon. lhru l''rt Juhets & acryh.: naib ~ strocture 30 to.\() P BX opera lo r r or Rent or percental!<' op hour ... :i wet•k Good telephcant• a ns we rtnl! llooal. A:lk fM J oannt :.tartmt? ,JJ,1n ~·or JP 1 ~e rv 1ce. day, e. v t• & 754.1737 pomtmenl t'Jll Uurt>th' waveyard stuft. Mu!'lt bt• Marned . ..-m plo)'l'd but Ek>wcr Jl I wi llin g to work. Will "ant to make mor«> 1n tram.~. )our:.parellme?L';1llfnr f7 14)675-·2790 --- appt 4!M-Sl68 PRX Hft'ept I> I ~hJrp Equal uppt) t•mplu} er I 'ad> lo 11.ork artcrnuon:-. MJture l.Jd.) l 1~ht M f' ;\\n.V1a.~ housework Tra1ltir hom{' -------- with mobtlt• lady 4 hr~ ,.-----------, $3.00 pe r hr datl) 1\1 • f t a ~10 Sl8!1 Oct ~~ I •• anu at urrn,.. I Me chanica lly an clln t'd I R apidly growu lg o.c . mfg co.1 person Will train to I located close to San Diego & G.G. I operate 11pecaalty lubel Fwys in mode rn indust. complex ~ting press. 645-0SlO I has immed. openings fo r highly I MICHAMICAL I moti vated. well qualified personnel. I Experi~~~M:iRn or I RECEIVING INSPECTORS I small machme parts for I Recent cxpcr . in m e chanical & I mechamcal and e let · tromecbanical machine I sheet-metal parts . Must be a ble to I parts. Responsible for read bluepr ints & knowledge of design. layout & delail. I i n s p ection tools . Ch a lle ng ing I Small design department I it' f l t t f provides e nv ironme nt pos lOO w x n opp Y or personal I for cballenging work as· I growth. I 11gnme nts . Excellen t work benefits & wages. I ASSEMILEIS I Contact P e r s onnel . 557·9051. Equal Op · I Skilled m~han asse mblers . Must I part&.mity Employer. I be dependa ble w's trong desire to I excel. Sharp. rmt»n! penoo for busy ~t office. Npt. Bcb. 80wpm die· ~· Some general duUea. Heavy upe r . pnf. Selary • benefits. o.u fG. lOl'7. ll XLNT co . BENE FITS & I WORKING COND. w /CAREER I I POT ENTIAL FOR QUALIFI ED I I INDIV. I I Day & Night Shift~ Avail. I I I I I =~ ... ~~:!c:. 11 GRADCO-DENDOll. 1• Pediatric offi c e . e:=~~~o 1 4030 W. CHANDLER 1 MEDICAL TRANS· •• SANTA ANA; CAUF. I CRJBSB • part ·tlme, I cardlololf pract.tce. L 714/116-f6H J Nftport~~~ ----------- .... .. _. .. --- --· ~-.. ..... -.. --........ ____ -.__ -- • S - Clf DM.V ptL()T Thw!d!f~•e-D,!11' MllltW••• . 71 .. W...eM 71 .. '•Wal• 11 .. ••-4•••................ ....................... ..... ................. . mSTOa 8lrd or rwi bowl«l•i-. full lllP• 011•r It. fG~ PHMM•CYQ. .. W\ll ltklD. m'lll typti .., AM rur Mr Ht'r Mi-~O Ptwmwcy l'~A tor rom mwul) pharma< y Nu c•per O\'l' Mu•I l>t' peraooable •641 7011 Newport 8ucb &rN• PHAIMAC:T CL.Ha ,.,..,._. Pos1t101U av.,lable an our drutc 5Wre l<X' •l..-d 1 n lrvuw for day • e 11emmt 'WOf1t -up t.o 32 hewn. pi:r week Call the S tor t: Ma.oaJter for 1nl~rview .1ppomttrW"nl THEC'iUILD DRUCi 5 .. 04W ..... ,lr• 552-1316 t;q~ Opp 1-:mploycr • • • • • • Plano movtoK ui.s111l.int. pan-ume. 751 1 l21 Plao;tJ"' LEAD Grave yard :.halt ''Pl'"'"I! fur quali fied p1·n.un :.uperv1 i.1nl( c lo:.i: Loknmcc pr cc1!tt0n 1n JeCt 1on moldtnl! 1n tnl1flcal da v1i.1on 1<11p1d ~r owlh rur per,un qua.bf at.-d Mcawt11M1nCe Mecllc.ic 1>;,y :1h1Ct, prcv1ou,., t·x p t•r w1lh d ec lro me-.:han1rat buck~round in n •pair & maantcnanrc.· of an Jee! wn mold 1 nl( mul·h1nc'> ur .. 1m1l;1r t'llWPm\'Ol Ooeratorr. h t ~mf & :1r1I '>hilt o iwOt 111!" A1·1· 1· ri t 111 ~ tr.11111-i ... 11r •·x111·nc·111•1•1l .,,,,.,., lllll 11111 I11111 ~· 1nad11nl· "1-"'ratur-. Th\·,.t· un· p•·• in:1nc-a1t u~cntnl!'> wtlh w1•ll 1!'.labh:.hcd ~yr old :J i\ 1·omp:rny .1 lc·urh·r trt tllcrm1 .. plu1>l1n. H<1p1hclWlnl! dt.>i>ir~ l o lK' 11art •ltheh·um Xlnl ~ncf1h am·lud111~ t·omµuny '11aul ~"heal & lift• '"' du.ii 1·tw1w t· ill'lllal pr111!r<11n & .. mpl11H"' 1111·1•11t 1 \ ,. vro .._,r ,trrt CIMCO l'r<' ~khlJVI 'I t·ad1t•t 2 ................. (1(2 >""·~· reqtlilrM Salar')' ~ ..... ,.,. it~ "" :::-:-~ W:::!t Jad1. 7a4 HOO ill p9d ....... illa. 6 pro-I »1·• ,,. ..... ~ .. ,.. ~-"==•l>bt S6T.~P•-••••o~ .. a·s -m:IA STOlll . Now btn NC '°" tlill • part llme ~at kx'•tlc>n n-:.,. () C Ai.fl,IUrt Vary lf\I daya 6 houn Id 111 ~·ncntal inc.vnlll ror h o u ac w a., .. 11 6 Mt udent• Our vr o l(l'UlolllVt' 111r11w111a ro of frn op,1onul)Jh~ Cur oad vaocem_,nl b•11cd on ywr Job> e>erlo~m•nrcit ~ workao1t c·ond MlL<it bt' 1i. • ovcf' Appl) U) ))l'floOll K EAL £STAT SA.U:SllA1'4 WA NTE I) !AANUPTO a& COM au SION ,.. .. 'T l Cao dnl from _.c w SlOOK llGOA.\all)' 2 Plnd 001 why Ml~ lie e11rn b111 US bett Come talk w11h thNn 3 Our produt I I 0 e :\ p e n b I \ I' landlbudlitt'l term:. 4 Prt' lt.'I ttppts 1i111 lort- ~ flnd OUl Wh) ·w~· Yr ioot the bdt uumc 1i1u1nJt" N 8 ~a A.,k Cor Mt Howlll'd ~3402 ~s "; Bni.tol Nml1o1 AnaJle11(h" (l\lt•xt IAJ MdX>n11lcb I t; 0 ~: &al atat.e S111lci;. 1t1· 01 utilict:nsed Will tr1un tm-7~ Abk for Hill. the· kdlt.1uH1t1l m&nll.6:er led l:atate Sal..s Open1nK fur licensed :.ules pcoplc. locally •1wn<.'<l, with nataooul n · ft>rrul 1>yi.tcm 1:-:xcelh:nl work1nK c:ond1l1<Hl1> ~ 100% comm11111aon l''or conf1dent1ul app 't call 7S!J ·022G 1-:Xet'U Systems Re<.1ltors ZAC'S IHCHDllU B>llLES Mow HiriftC) ";xptmenced duy & n 1ichl <.:OOKS & WAl1'R fo:S.'! i-;s GOO O I' t\ V 23'62 Allclo Prttwy Mission Vleio 770-2448 lle;La urant Sanc:Jwwh pcrw n w:in h·cl & l'OUJllt•r ht.>lp wunlcd SUlrt tn~ w l!OC)d .. :. I:• r} Call 675 2193 RECt-;PTIONIST Sh urp, pton.ooi.ble md1v1dual for front olf1cc work m II H re a I e !>la t 1• u f f a cc J>roft.-!.!tt0n al tc·lephone m:mnt!r•. typin~ :.k1lb rcqd Ri:al ei;tut1• lt1· d1· s1rablt:. <:all 846-f'60I! lfCEPTIOHIST PIX McDonald..' m ·1-<ti. lull & I ltA.~taurant lmm e d o p enin~ 111 purt t.amc hC'lp 1-11.'JCtbh· mortl(af,?c biJnkt:r t·xcc: hour.. AJJflly IJt:tw1· ·n J & oHtee:. for pt~r'>11nablt-t 5 3XJ62 lieiJeh lllvd II U vN i.altlt: & vPry pro SJ!). 1m ( ~10011..1 and.Iv Mu:.\ be 1·xp!'.r'd on bu:-.y 11u1'h ftl:btaur:int button <'Ofll!(>lc If you t·n· HOSTESS JOY a wide ViJrtt:ty uf MiJture w1Jman f11r duu~. 1nclud1n~ It typ 1-'tc:nc:h rt'l>tuurant 1\1111 1111(. call Cathy llrt•11111111 Iv 1n 1,..r"1n . .,,k for al C...llfom1a Mortl!al!c ('a 1 h v I' I 1· .1 .., a 11 l K.l:iHlnJ l':O t-: l'h1~<H1t 1:.!~il ,\l i1rt 111S(a l•· w .• ~ ,-.:1·wp11rl 11ca1· h I N 1• ,, r I) ( · Ain.1urt 1 RECff'TIOHIST /SEC 'Y I Nt•wport lA.-ntc'r, front of f11·1• ltpJM•aram·1· a m11:.1 h<·1tvy µh<KWl>. -.om c• ty11 1~,.,1;.aur.1111 1111: Perm p;,rl t1 rr11· I' 'l' I.um h h1·l11 I~ :*.I pm 64-0 ~7'1 II II ~ WJ~ IH J 1 l~-ecpt1om1>l, f.n~·Span <,l)l'a.kml( for l'hJ roprac 11c clinic H11s1c: uff1<·c :.luJli; requ1n-d Lite hk kpl( Call Or ll1•har !112 I.SRI lt.t-..laurunt 'llw l.>l:rlJy lh'!>U1ura11t 1•, Nuw Lakin~ a 11ph1·ut1111i:. f IJ r C fl fl k ., & 1) I ' hwa.-.hcr.. Cf>nl;it-t Mr I lcndcrson al 5-U; HJ'J() lte<.•eplwn1st Uookkt<-1.11·r 1 lt.t'\:.11 lor prest11(1oui. law _firm SILVERWOOOS ,'fowport lkach S;,l.1r} ' c-11mmen.,ur<1t1· with NEWl'(>llT :Jl11hl y & t'XjK'ncnre 1hk We are 111ter v1t"wtnS( for fur Sully 714 /640 ~J full & part t1 mt• fJt•rma ll<•t't'PllOlltSl ,..runt 11fc· rtl't•dt-d Fu 11 1 t m ,. I •>f bu ... y N w pr\ C)phthulmulo~1!tl ' 11f1• Mon ""ra l*-5 646-:IA71 RECEP1'10Nl!:>T nt'flt poo.1lmn:-. in Sal1"h & l:a.-;hwnn~ l-:xpt·n1•ntl' rt!qu1n·d 1n -.,1lt•' of m('n ., fint· lurrt!'hlftl!'I & ~pr>r1.!.w1·ar If ( '.1:.hll'r ini: ptJ!ltl1on 1Jl· .. irod 1·x pencnce 1>rl'h•rrt"<l Xlnt an"orrn: pot1·nl1 al & c·om p;.iny lx·nel 1ti. i\ 11111 y in Jlt'l"))(}fl 4.5 FASI llON ISi .AN l> Nf'wport f.Jt•ac·h Or <:all Mr Crook» l11r in U:f'llCW appl 644 24?A Equ11I Oppor Jo:mplyr .. ~Wuls4 7llO . ............... . ~~ ..... ?!~ ~?°~:~ . .' 7IOO .... W..W 7100 ........ ...................... . . IOJO • SICmTAIY Sharp male or reoule •TYPIST* Alto r o • y o e e d a db IOOd lumiftg polt!tl TO SI 1 000 1 ntl LOOI ~. •tMll lrvlne Ual oeeded. Pennaocnt .._ • omc.. Good U,iUa '9,_. -' &UM-po11kiuQ WH:b ....__ ...,.,._, auwN. l\nQ~n rl>f: lbl.I lli\ut. Ju ~ ~"lt'ft ~ • ,~I'""'• et~. ~ ttr-1'11 ttir '" ()'1¥... IWll ... .... ot' wtfl tntn. fli!ldllle ..... t •all11>tt . .... IO -~ ~ ..... _... &o.. OMft akiU. re ~ flrco °''CJ'l l ood Qalrfld. We w111 tr ain tut... CllJl75HllOO . ...,,,.,.._A ...... 3-. hnrlJ .cols wtfa h & mtemnl bkJtd 2 *llCll'fAIY• ~ Sue 1lA·1M·l'10l WAI TRESS • m uat be Ni kon F2. NlkoA EL: T• SIJ~~ rorua~U.. .ut -'-"JUI ...b Nl&oo to-2IOOmm Zoo&D • ..J_P ..:.; o.;c:;.;.. .--., ~ac~r.U .. -----".,,..-tt'·1a12i1JsrOc>ttb'°ufii ~..: ... ~....-... . .;::,,;~-- wi>tO. 10 iey by touch ae.,t 1a.rts,1Tr.ll F V.lll:Mm8 Nikoa 3lmin 3.1, Nlkoo Ol"OWiDc Orm otfera •ooct " Drf•er . cue for ALL, c:ompt Shurp au~ or gols w /~~~~ oC hl,Kh fohh men ~lothlng. prlor bk.Cd nee 2 l<'t t. t Pl l All ~. ur<r aul + com'm . t <·o prom l(hltrln,c. ('utl for oppt. to M'l llV tntcrVlt'W ruwr.. Call 7$1-llJIOO Exp'd era~r. Clean dnv WaltreH fl'/'('. food • W/lltrae. Prof. Sllape .. ln1t record. Apply \n beve rage , 11 6p rn . :1 s ab')I comln1. THI LOOtl 6~..._.IOO SM.Im Sa*t&en. full or P rr t3.U hr fl'ln Vly . ~.fl&t4M6 ott uli s·ront: Ch•rk C111 h 1er . p•rt tlm1•, lt!male pn:lcrred. f•urt fl'tul.nnacy, 2727 Newport Scbool Jobi! • Temporary 81, Nli w or It t' r ' n 4' eo d t' d ~al ·• MilfltlC(llc:nt T r.i111ct>i. p l . f i t l))'nalJUc. potattl"t' UH ~"ill\ bwi Inc ~7 3062 Sllles Person Local 1111le=. 01garuzal1un exp1and1n11' We a rt.' a leadtr IJl \he knowledl(e, t'\lucallon, commun1ca- t100 anduslry We ure loolunl( ror professional sale8~1c who are m lcrested an per sonal frt:t'dom. 1•halll'ngm.: wu rk . oppty & t:lt lr1Jord1 nury 1nro m t• J)(IU.'nt111I Cu ll for ;ippt 1-:.d Hush or H1~k (;ur n.UOtl 983· l I~ Sul<11pcrson wantt.-d full 6t part llmt•. Sulury +com mJSSHIO, ('f) bcnc•l tli. • l(ood w ur k 1nit ill mos pherc l\tJpl) 111 per.oil STANDl\JW Slll}J-:!'> 'Jf77 S Bnswl. <: M C 1tft!t1u1u w ork .. r 11 $3 13/hr Cu 1tod111n11 S4 75 hr Clerk Ty p111 S4 27 /hr Stc n 11 Clu k 11$<l 7SJh r liU'I Urtvera 15 21t1hr oUµnt llll!lon Beach Unio"°'I S Dtst • Rm 120. :.201 ·lJolu AVt', HU. 898·6711 EO i:. Se~tre:111 p 1l or r hmt- foir a sk1 riot.hes mf~ co ~ta Mes11 64!> \X>-45 s.a .. ..., /lteupffORitt Nat 'I Publisher l<>eBtPit m No f':ast JI H r('f1uir<·i. s h II r p . f r (I n l II ff I C' t• person Mu111 tw 11110<1 1111 t e lephone, l YIH' u•· {'Urall'ly. ~h ur 'l lWt«I wnlml( 11 .; Goud a1lvnn t•cment Po(t'ntwl /\It rue· live bcnl.'f1ti1 & 111.11;,r) !>llCkUl(C 1-:xpN pr<•f hut will c·o1lS1<1t'r trnmc·1• ()J IJ 714 i89H 2G5H SECRETARY VtnatiMt persoo neockid l o a 1111 t produc t man •1<cr with heavy W«k load. Accur ate lYP •rue r.Nentud. Jo\111 time pc.luon w1th fully paid medh:al 6 dental IOSANIMC. 714 /!Hll M.13 Nt>WJ>Ort fJea cb An Bc1ual ()pportunny "~mployer SICalT AIY /Le-' f.xprd !o>mMll Tu3on ot (a t' e S 11 I 11 r y o p 1• n t'e rrn .. n e nt Dayi; 13\ 8553, eves wlind ~ Secn!lanaJ • •A TTIKTIOH * • Student.II Teacher11 I lcxlsew1 vcs' ' t:At<N VACATION SS Wt; Nt;t;l) !o,FA;HJ-:'rt.!~· E~ IMMf:UIA1 fo:t. Y wiUt ur w 1uut shorthand I/Joi( ur 11hort term . holt <Jay & ViJrul1 un PJ>. hoi.p11ul1zu1um ,Jva1l.1 hit• VOLT ··~··· -•:tVIC....f·• 546-4741 :"41J C»mpu ... un-1· lt1t·rc,.,"I rro1m penoo. Edler lnduatriea. PnvateClub 8'4·5404_ · ,,.----- 2'10! Dove St. N B Acroea Wa.llers fW:utret1a. 1• tr C.ts 1015 rl'OIDOC Airport or Ytr openlnl(I. N1ght3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SHOE Si\Ll!:S-,. Pt full from 5Pm·lOpm. Pn n lc: .. rr.layan killdll Twb- Top cl.ienule. Good ln club644-$t04. all colortl. all CJi'A reg. come+bene Chldrn" To m Ev•o ll, (7J4 > 8o " W8Jlte81 EXEC. DINING llM-5000 -,ot ery · Npt Ot'h RM . WAIT RESS will ---·-----~~ Mil~r trw.n. Salary open. l\pply Hi~layan kitteM, Seal·' South Coast Shopper" tD penion only 8 4Mc>n point, 1 male:, l fem. needs Y'JW' hclp 1nsert1n1< •n. lnu-1a.Qil 700 Npt 562-3841. _ on Sundays, lol~lll you out Cnt.r Dr N 8 Oop 1040 · with your peers S3 UO P' Wl&nl.ed m ust cnwy 1>f'4-1-••••••••••••••••••••••• hr t.o surt. L~una 111111> pie and Tropwal "'ttt.h If KE!SHOND Pu~. AK(;. area. Catt Luella for in you don't enJOY work in~ U\amp sire. M ff<'. f>el 6 formetJOO 830-4250 don't a pply AQUATIC s h o w P v t Pt Y • Statione r y Ston 111 TROPIC Al,S., 1510 W 2l3/1117·~a1l6pm CaonadclMilrne' ... •uw Baker ,Cobla Mt-s:,i ----__ , .,.~ ~.. AKC Gldo Ret.never pupei penenced l>alci. l.11t) WANTfO DllVEI KW'lter11. wtr dogi., 8d f'UU t1mt-5 days, lClnl Champ Pedig r e e ;• wor1un.~ cond.'> Ebpt•ri .. I SUNDAY OMLY 4834161 ly r~ cl!~tele 6iS 10111 To dt•IJver Daily 1'1lot 5"fto cleric Salary S822· SJ tf20 Ty pe 45 wpm '>h >Ill wpm, 1mmed1ak ol)l'n tnf(.';, xlnt bendati, Hunt msaon l:lea1·h I 'n111n II ~ IJl:.t . l<m 120 ~I Hui~ .. Ave H H H!IH 6711 l'; () 1-: S'l'OC:K C.1.f:HK Dt1m s1hll' 114•rson ror roolrol ul fluv. or maten ulJ. in i.toc·k Outtt'li incl ud" "" u1 n I' matt'flaJll. i.ti""k < uimt tni!. l'rrand.'> & 1m k u1~ Mw.l huvt' '.11tcl < .1ltt dr11..i•r ' 111· :-.,,, .. ~ ~•'f'l<'t•m-c (;,\'I ,..W A 't bundle. t.o c·arnt-" He q .. re.i van or l11n(1· i.lJ uon waJton <tntl a .:ood dnvtnR n•1·ord l'ht1nl· 612 4:12 1 und .i i.k fo r ffa r r y ScelPy 111 D<Jn WilhlHfL' .. :Qt Al. l ll'l'(JHTIJNITY 1-:Ml'IJ>Y f-.lt ~h Spnnl(er Sp1uueJ for i.ale. AKC Rea . Blk1wh1le Mah:. $100. 642 918.'.l AKC .. :n l(lti.h C.:ockcr Sparu~I. male. buff. I yr o I d • 1· h a m p :-. l u d llou\e hrkn Gre;,it w ,. h I Id rt• II s :is 0 . liT.Vill:JI WMH:llOl!Sf-: 1>1-:uv 1-:1t f•t-:1<.';(JN FOH l't\l<TY l~aut I.ah mtl< puppte8, f<f:NTl\I. S'I Oftf. f'urt nucd 11 i<on<l lovtnl( hc1mc. ttmt· 1\p1.1ly ;!IJ2!'i ~I.It t:all ll4f_HIHH7 Bl vd CM W.ir1•ht1u..i·m.1n w.111t1••I w11h truc·k 1J11v1111' ,., ~·n••nt·•· < .111 P11 kw11 k l'lfj)t•f. !14!1 11:, 7 WAf<f-.llfH S I-. I J(lirl1·n lh•tn1·vcr vuvi., heuultful AKI" S4H :l27!1 l'Urchn .. ·d l>ohw:-. '>t!ll Ht."t OHt:r Mli 7~ Frttto YOll rOU>it 1045 S ALl-.S 11 1-:l<SCJN !-.Wrco dt"pl t·lC pt'r µref l't·r muni:nt full t lmc It 't1 Abram!. Catalol( ..OOWruom 1819 Npl ~\d CM Sec:r ... ary E.xpenenn>d w1lh lt>•hl bookkcPplO I( .. :N .. !IW~ <..:OHi' &ti OJl:IO Stlc'rc-1.unul work N1•..,.p11n tA-nll't 1-'trm Gue.cl t > 1.1 Ulj( :.kill'> Ill'< ,...,.,ury ~I pi:r m11 c .. 11 \4JrjllrlA' t;.W-2442 Juhn W;,yn1· AlfllOrt I i':(1u .. 1 C)Vpor l',m1Jft)yt·r 1 ~C' I ... ~TIFIC' 1!1.1 '"" ltt't.lh1ll ,,,,. ':c....i.:. 't1 ,...,,, 'f.!t.b1 !>1(.1 !.lilttl .1 I-\( ·r I H<'t- '\'). .... I', '1 Ul.1-.H"> . ...............•.••.•• lCJ wk Ktttt'n.' hlk 1.1..r"l l ~;imt.,,,.. S;i.lt-:. .. CKORY FARMS l'~n.onnci for Cfin!ll rl\J' l!tfl s alt::., w u r k "' Newport l:karh <1rt•;1. rullml! on f'r\·~•dt>nh ul <•XJJ. J"ur1·hu!>mg u gt·nt .. & ~a I 1•., M v r ' H1·,p11ns 1l111t1 '"" 1111· h:mllhn~ t:'>lall ~tfl 1iat·k .11·c·b & 1·rl'ut111u "''"' 11111•' Ft•t·I u p 111 th1· d 1ull1·nc1·" A1.111h .it l lldwr) F:1rrl1'>. lillo /Iii lrvuw. w~'bhhll l'l.11.1 'l.:B SA.LES PERSONS l11•1"1()naltty 111 ui. aclulb LO w o r1c with :ind mA.Jvul•· knb Over <!1 ln l..:.l(unu. l'.up1i.tr<tno SiUl (;lcmi:nlc arcai. PART TIME EVEHIHGS PHOHE: 11\2 4321 or '1!14 9'\IA• .. .xt ZSIJ llctw1 .. ·n ~ 51' \1 1\.-sk t ·ur Am:lrt':• SALE~lET AIL lllw•· 1'.upply n11np.1n) hlL' full l 1m1· po-.itum' i.vatl 1-'rir :OIJl>t ~57 !Il l:! Mr Wc:.l Newport St.i ltOOCnl ln1· S:il1·~ RETAIL Slll'Ce!.»fUI l11d1e:. huu t1qu1•t. req !tttlc' h1·lp Full P T Xlnt pay & b 1:nl'11 h f o r rt l!hl pt•r!Wn.'I Lal(una Ul'11 & <.: o <, l II M 1• ' u M r ,.;dw;ir1h 4113 0752. 4!f1· IOIH lWcn·tary i\'><;1i.t :inl 1111 t'X\.tltnl! t•nlert.amrn1·11t llrm :\lui.l h<ive xlnl typ 1nl! !.ktlU. N11 expN """ t:all IJebbtt: 41;4 ~ill SECRETARY lf you h11vc bt•ttc•r I h.111 ;ivi:raice 1yµa11 g & lr;J/llil'O btn;.( <,k 1111> & .tll mt.erC!'>l 1n wurkm)! f1>r \he plant ma11a1,t1•r (l( .1 small rnf K eo t:<.1 II M r l.1t1rd at 540 I021 for art mt.ervaew This 1i. a full ome JOb with l(ood pa) & rm n y beflefl lb SECRETARY MZl&f.•·'•''> yr, C X IH'f 1·11 IJ1·~t· Llc)lrt:c. Cultf ll·:11•h111~ t•1:rt 1l1l'a t c L>uuc ... tcuch1M\ c le mcntul ~ natural SOCllll 'i('ICOl't! Supcr v"c r h1ld ':. ;,ic 11 v1 l 1ci. tu prom<Jtl'. broaden & und<·r~tund phy::.1c11l l·nvironmcnt Obticrve child & t•v a I uatc pro R rt.-s :-. C '' 11 f t.-r w purcnu. on •lt·velup mental tn·nd ~:ilury s;75. 40hri. ~nd rci.urm· 1.1.>3661 Machchsun, Irvine. !Yl715 RETAILSAUS 11.U.D D L.1-: tn the So Coast V1lluRe needs u Mature woman 2 lo 3 d y:. part/lime •rnkspers1>0 wk. ll typtnf(. good on 1 i':lcpr hc l1Jful Mus t hl· phones, flelCtble hr' rutp&Oexibli· 151 Z787 c:au Judy :;56 1110 S/\Lt;.'-; Rl!~PC>O'>l blt' P IUKUll want.ed for siJle!. 10 lt1tht 1nl( fixture ~howroom Will ucccpt cr e11l1v1· ub1hty with som1· de coratanl( bac kRr11und Wood l,il(hhnl(. !'>46 2901 lf'VIJIC ~t u p 1 d I y I( r 11 w 1 n 11 Pharmac·cu t•< al Hcs earc h & Ul!velu1l rnffil Co " ln()ktng for ,, 'i l'H m o t 1vatl'd 1n dlv1dual Sho rth:ind or lipet.'<l wnt1n~ n·11u1n'll SANTAANA-· TUSTIH COMMUHnY HOSPITAL 1001 HT.ste..A•e s..ta /Uta. Co 9270 5 f714113S-l 555 t;qual opp t'mpl) r 111 Pnnltnl( IOOtl PAST£ UP UJolrula for u company where you can build u c:areer., We would ltkc lo l.alk t.o you <.:omposlni< Dept. now accept.mg ap pllcallons for ptt&t.c up Apply Tbe Penn y11uvcr. 1.-> Pluceotla Ave. C.M Th~. morn.Ing~. , I ~ECt-:PTIONIST SAllJNG INSTHUC1'0H nrt.odal for 2S 27 ' crw:-.m.i .!>ilJlboat . p:ir t time 1n d udtnJt wknds &15 11110 ADMITTING RECEPTIOMISl SALES REPIESENTA TIVES A Mwly f.,._d .... alclary of • ,...lor tam INa °''"'"'' for ~apparhMfffnl.t .... Tiww~· re ... r• l11d wld••I• ............. .Wlltyto CAO -Ht• Witt. ... tvP" of cMettfl. 111- dYl._.1 bodtCJf'o.d ~ htcl...te selH ....... , ........ . ,...... .. 11H It • app1m.lty .... c .......... .. -..e.d c ...... ...... .. • • • d •• ,.....,, nee. .... -........... ''•••• c•tl lot. C.......t C714tHl·t0'6 .,. .... ..._ .. : .. c-• 1'700 ....... W.100 ...... C.92714 Aft Alftrmtlve Mllon ,.,..,,., 8Al.a TV ta S TEREO Sef llJ lt'llOft, .,..... OVH 21. DO ap ~. llut be ~ AolAY ._ lhru •n blW'D-.. -.......... l t ff ~tr m Rl ma ............... -Harbor •.c11. 642-7~1 I ext 11 SfX:IH:T l\H V T) I/I'll . till wpm, Cotll11 Me.,d (.;f'/\ firm Sulary S700 SKJKI 1----------i mo. Non 11m11k..r (.;11 II 1'erry 7~ 1()6() fur a ppt SECRETARY Real K'llate onentNl financaat corp creultn~ nt."W Job PoftlllOrut for sl'lf start.Jng, well Qrjlun11t"ll Sei:retarles. R I' qui r e11 se.creur1i.I 1'kill 1'. marumum M wpm ly111 inf( & neat well l(t'uom•«I appearance. Chullc!nHtnl< position, lia la r y corn tnf118urale with cxp.ir many fnnKe5 Apply 1n person tu American lfom e Mof'lf(al(e, 230 Newport Center Or • SICUlfTY rAUOL•SAUS M .. ;N Wt)Mt-:N M any bem·tat!4 It 11 ri1l1 l(r owth pott•nlrnl .. :x pandln~ tumpany walh oPP')rtun1l1Cl\ for 1adv1ui ccmt!nt 111 1.1nd1•ri·o ver UUt'flt or supefVlKor Cu II ,,, ('l)mt.' tn MOllU ~IOll $..-YIU• 540-6336 ~Harbor HI, Sle ~7 ~UI M~lll Sec) .. ~ f ow Tnw k Urn1·r~ 1•\. pt•r d Top PO /\ l'PI\ <:•W TuY..11111 HOii l.l1~ Way. l.' M 642 I~ (' A.'\11 I' A 11) W11hr tin r ' Hdri i.:,, ""lf'lunl( o l' 001 !1:17 11 l:W 101> "~~·1c1 r1•ln1: 17 1·u h 11.6 ftrcri dJI .1474 MOVIN(.;' W11 s ht>r & t>r y ••r Sl !t ll R t'frtl(.-r111111 $200 911).:m.I KJI 11z bed w /IM!adbourd, i<ood s h11pe. $25 00-~ Scur1> queen box. ma~ tn!!>s & fr11me. I yr old $1t!O. kan11 headbourd . lll'Vef USed $50. 751 J53'J 4 IA' g1f'I'~ Frertl·h Provan c1al cllOOf)y bed set $250. girl'i. roll top desk $100. ontq <>Ilk roll·t.op desk $'150. l'tt 642· 7658 Newport Huch. tnnovat1v" lnvest men' Co tor in Tu.'llJD aeeka dynarruc ~<' 'y Recepl. Sl':.CRETAJUAL. Qu.a!Jfif'd 1od1v wlll de TYPING 01ru1111 d{•I ~l ur n..'41derll to <lo t)'plnJ.: in your bonW !\4Ulll lhl\lt' aood 'ypll\ll ~kil 1 .. m-~ UJrntnKwa re 1-:lc<' Stovf' t:lect bed. cheat, n1\1• 'l')tpult /Rttept Accurate Top Eves ~ 1 14$, or s tands, T V ., slcr~o . \yplnal llOWJ>rtl. I\ ofc dut . ()QI 7:54-0.l.'17 t'N>m l50 to~. ~11844 P barm aceu t lcal mon11t rate out1tolnll ReMarch atan•1rement peraonallly, sharp ap .------------IWnaerawr. lac . hron:ic, firm In N .B. hu Im pMl'M~ • w1lUngnt"1111 xJnt cOfld $J30 Gary or media\• openlaa ror t.o learn Sllllll to incl 1'ypl&t.a Qinnir,8.'.U ooa> SIX:llE'TARY to projt:<.'\ \YJMlf, flllng 6 Jtd or * •ATT8t1'10N• • team. Oood typlnlC • II a ru u ti o n S u I ar )I StucknU Teachers .. tGfDA.lal tnnloertbine 1klll• req'd nl!fCOU•ble ContaC'l J•n lb.laowlves •' tmpmaJ ranJte. dbl ovn. MedicaJ·Pharm11 ttutlcal or~am>n at 1»04" £ARN VACATION SS I IH!d cln n>tl11en • like h • Wf.: NEt~O rw,w. 9500 IMS 5000 X2'6. eaper. elptul. 10:.0 £' Ser v ice St ation . ex 1Se,n1orTyp111J1 _<b'I.~~ ---~~~·~~~~~~ petlenud ahna1er . .'Sl.atTypi1'5 -Refer ence• r eQulrod. I Ok'\aphoMtyplalM WANTED. U1ed refrta. In S an C l.ate nte . Ca II 1a.tt Tyl)iat.ll ~ runnina cond. Not. llCllTAIY _.,.._ ... .._ NEEDUOU.l>lA1'EL.V over ao. 631·3821 »Jter ........... otne. VIC"" -·-T.;....l.;....O_N __ ... T_. t.-.taihort torm. holl· &pm.,.'- ... 0 '" " • day • vacation pay. =_..k .. loa TENDAHl'·h&U UIM, t6 l I 14 l'U ft U>ldapot. aood • eof1t.la••n hr.+commhalon . botpl\alaatlon au la c on d . Il a• bo tt om ...,. opeam• '°' • MM'Tll Mk'°" 1:c1. '*· rr.aer sa36 •~ ........ ~ outiolot ·----------penOD. llllallDUm .:!r"' m\'ICISTATIOM O £. rernatralor. alnl 3Dwpf8,IH'"' . llt..SN!l. AbM t.o work ~bOn sm C• 114-117.0JOJ 4ar1. Apply a l lltll 875·*2 LITTON r .c.H , HllnUftllon &ell. ............... 0 .. or. N8 Mn H.u61$ 30l2 REMODELING SAL~ Krand new 11 .U . D . D l..E Bed, qu. si burnt oran.ae Used 10 d111~a discounted need tooin n-.elaell. 67~7930 IOI& ..... w. ••••••••••••••••••••••• araac Sale Satlt Sun Sept. 291&30. surllna 9,UI. ZMtl Porter Cir. l.JaJ(. Nhtutl. R.toeaUng. a-4461 Fabulous A,\. Movln& Sale : 10 •. dea lt . recllner , ru11. blkea • aigned lllboaraphl. lullck·kHck• 6 much mtn! M4·5'111. Evet. Sat • ~n. •• thr11.1e rite. CdM (Bayview APl.1 I All ~S16'>. m•1sr1 w.4741 Miiia ,_... 1 u -.1n11s -cam.-Dnvc ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~,..-Sta. day ..... c.m.tfrom \}Md nmt.. 6•l2. 20t\ llloYlna to N.Y. MUI\ .... -... fr CIUUDJ /PtMIOMr1 JolmWQOMAirpolt ) ....... I IN Oar•1• ALL bi Fri. Noll•loa &O.I. M/f'/H encouraaed to ap,11 . 11111111°"91'.....,• ._. Mrdwar• '10 •IC" over u o. IO·t 40 -_., Ntwport Bl. NB, •Jm »RttJme ... - ------__ ,_ _____ ~-----~ .. ___....._ __________________ ~-----·---~~ '7 , I • I . t r r I ! t I .. .,.a. 1011 ttn1lr11• 1010 ••nl•t-IOIO "I r"al.... 10t4 IMll. P9WW t040 ThurlcMry, s.pten\W 27. 1979 DAILY PILOT CJI ..................................................................... Milu·hmllt Sale: ,..., LUeeAM TA•S I ocHn fl1b•n1& J>OI•• 0.ly. 1 ·4. 11$0 Port ,,_.)'OW.._...., eant wl\"elU '::i--· • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1'lo Dwble Barrel • Q.MSIC •• Chn• Craft ••••••••••••••••••••••• IMPORTANT NOTIC~TO Rt:A.DERS A.fill> ADVf!RTJSERS v-9170 ..._ W_.... tltO Alltot, 1_,1rted l(una. IJ + 20 ca. 21 ' s. .. klf, rtalored. .......................................... ~··· .......•..••...•....... • N I 9md OM ta.rd for tatb tu Dl OIM 1pare We Cbrom• Ca DOPY bt'd rell&ra ,perma_aaollY rram•, w /llUltebln• ...... ~, ................... . -llrQ ......... , eiru.. ,..., ,.. w~ .. "(>od na ll&IOOa.D w ..., I 0 ~ranreta Pr• ._,. Mt. U f(', trnnta puda .... 111 4 t .. n . \1'11111 io. 6 Owll1• P'w a ltriqw rroin IU to --:'? ~.,., ~ . .-. '!!~~ ~f;)Jlae .:;:•:::.::tt.S-::::.;~r-.;:;;.o"r =. ~= .:. =~ ~~~lo' ·,.:.:: :: ...... .. ._, .._ from )I '° WIJJ bedl • lr'I• your . WtM1 • IOI I saoo. Joi• l1'C' fun tap Or lll' two <'•rda ...................... . SM/ala, ~ • at bedt&o_._ • N.d rdal arm H W It\ tW MoDrov1a.1. S... All. PRICIS. lllp Mr ciompr..-or Call QI. *II tot 1"111. ••or 3 a bl'WD .-1 •m a1 1·1 pm a.., Ywcl Sale tr.en aa 4~ ~ Sl IO... lflTY at Ml I08a Nffd U.-to a. doUtiQ ... YIP a.ao ea. _b)',_t.a ___ _ 81l1811D lO.'-GSG-.we IOorrmnsa.••• ~~ ....... a..HB. w.~i,w~ect llflll • IOH I Drww Y"VUr own or ~ ••• ••• • •• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • fllOYINQ SALK f'rt,S.t unw ~ ~a. OFrtCf! P'tJRNITURt! :"°o::r'Ptl>el«J~~Sp ...,11 malteonr° uni pt'r DRASTIC fU:ouc' ' U11. Add 25< H Ch 1TONS St-cttttary d4!1b ....... 1060 Sand checll or ll>004t.)' nr lft-0 . m~l•I 1tor•tc• ·-•••••••••••••••••• ~lo cabtnd, ""ftul•rly fa25 , 7 yr o6d quartw Arabian PILOT PmMT'tMG nuw $125. larae met1I bty mare, nry w•ll po Bo• 1580 t>uobbulvH . rttcul.Ar U"MMd, ~· Wt \en. O.t.t Iii•• c. t2l526 1300, nuw llO plua o\h~r ltabAed e>ttaalronl CdN -' (relll buy1; on otrke 1up moo. All oew• t.a~ also M'BlllC$ plies• eql.dpment See at avail atotfer 11s.?a1 wa..dV 2NOI R1 vl!.r.~idhe "'w\ ed. H1U1dpalDled ceramic•. ewport ucac • t: It • 11t .... 1065 plaques. oauvaty set. Thun.·Frl. IOam 2pm ••••••••••••••••••••••• plates, much misc Wuber • Ory~r SISO Items Al.so sP4'('1aJ or ~odCo9l•r.uaedl)'r. RefnKe llO. Couch ntt'ds den • colors done al re fl50 cln.olng $35 Lamp:;. &!iOOable C06l. 846 5745 -&46-5727 tablel. chairs · chup eve6 SACRIFICE! ~ oal,y 646-9897 .Mwelry 10 OLD OAK MILK CRATES Large copy machlnl•, TRE COON I V F Al R eek, table, chains, 11upp-- S1 _00~fh 540·0940 ly cabinet . credtrn .. w , ••••·•········•········ =For C "'SH$ aut.omallc ba1111er. Stuff " Meaa Verde Swim & Ten· can be aeen at 17301 a> oheal value rus Club Membership Cor Beach lllvd Suite 4 A 714·~·8307' bale. Reasonable . UOOyardlJ N of Slater) Ladl--.-dJ-a_moo __ d_so_U_t_iu-re-•• i _979-6 __ 1_16_____ Weekdays 848 544 2 & 1.03 ct. lib appra1i.ed 1----------week.end5962·1082. Ji31Q.494-0ll3 IOOICS & GAMES r.ts 8087 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beaullful Chnstmas Gift Romance books by Must sell. Ladies wht Barbara Ca rtl a nd kOIFISH izold diamond, heart +numerous Inds' games. 8-18", Pvt. Ply. Mu!>l shaped pendant. Diam Bargain prices. Til sold Sell. E.'ves M6·7145, Days m ctr .15ct & 16 accent :mil N. Capella, CM· 751-0337 d1 am .. 035cls. Va I u l' ---•_'!_'!_•_-•_-_•_ ,...,.---&-n-.-.--8090 $1400. + t.adtes yellow COPY MACIHNE --or-· gold f11tgr~ diam nni: Uses any paper 11:z Shaf••••f•er•••&••So••ns•••p•ia•n•o••,•y•r• w11 34cts d111m & 14 l Price 962·7033 03cts 11ccent diam old Polt~hed Walnut Value $1200. Call For Sale· John Wayne firusb.$2.5001080aft.5 833-9370 Tennis Club l-'am1ly askCorJeff 640 1740 M.w:his 1ry 8078 Membership $1500 & split CONN STRU M M ER •••••••••••••• ••••••••• Transfer Fee P P ~an, gd cood w /bench 8JB..4762or833-9859 S>50 631-3176 lrH.P au compressor. Ouna Sango "Oebutaote .. 8 place settings + al I serv1cinR pieces. Like new, open stock. $850. or best.offer 642-1603 Plano beautiful antique upn¢'1l. Burlwood ftJltbh si:oo. 962-837 3 •IOO's °' NEW & us1m Sean. brand new. slight· l y u se d . Oxygen acetylene w e lding equip .. like new. Call Doug 673-9140 ~ 8080 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mobil Telephone VHF . ptllll06 &ori::an. ... Sti\15 up w /Sca nner. Take Over Deale~75_.!.:! 121 <.LUB DE CAZA Me m · bentup. '60(). Call Joan 11t 75.2· 7870 bl wn 8 & 5 Lea se Payment:. Upn1otht player piano fi73.9'J89. w 1roUs. good ('Ondition, Portable Jacu.t11 Wturlpool bath, adj lo fit any tub, New. $400 Cash. 53S-~. 8 1-.:AlITl FUL Chinese ob· Jerts. retJred must sell Inl aid screens , porcelains, fil(ur ines, 1vcnes, many rare misc. 640-4303. Mini Sports Cars. F & W & ~ bed bild . As&OC. C.orvettc. yellow . .., sz • c_ . ren s sw· P.U. truck red. 3 hp. mg set, child s wooden 8nl(gs & Stratton en R 2 _bed.. 494_·_182_1 --- aduaJ bra oo enl('s Like Refnl(, 2·door Avocado new. Co&l new S800 1•11 $IZ). .M.apJe F\Jrn, beds, w ill s11c a t $450 ca tbls etc. 675-0922 673-7631. _..;..• ----- Mesa Verde C.ount.ry Club Qieap' Queen s7. wetter G<>lf Eqwly Members hip maU , brwn llhr. frame t\VaJI. Jmmed. $16,000 & heater, $160: dbl sz Write Ad it432. c /o The water mall .• wd. frame Daily Pilot, P O Box & hlr . $80; 24" color ~. Costa Mesa. Ca Zerutb comole TV $70; 921626. asst'd. walnut tbls, $25 _.;__ ____ _ ea Walnut. component 8' Oelu.xe Excercise Bike. $45 I-rigid. wshr $35 Gd cond. $40. 964-6600 646-0107 $1000 Aft 6P M wkdyi. 67J-032il SewiRcJ Moc:hlnH 809 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Antique sewing machine. ~.A-I cond. Beaul. cabinet ~ 644-2943 S,...•tiMJ Goods 8094 ···~··················· Colema n Peak I backpac k . blue Polarl(uard mummy slrepllll( baJ?. 1 mo old. 9i6 ea. 645-"796 Browntnl( over /under 20!itauge shotJtun Grade A cood. t6(l0. 675-5157 SCUBA GEAR. xlnt cond Scuba Pro BC vest & wtup, $70: US Divers BC Vest, Sl5: 9 lb WCtRhls S8 ea. 67~1.25 eves. .-0 •·or lolll. tuDO. Ml-7414 IUD SEATS UllMISUTS fll.SUTS *'3111.l After Ji>n\ ........................ Pllonow SX750 receiveT. rwaoo turntable. 2 5 lq fl e1tm J 01. 1Pkrt -.um;..._ ___ _ IJ''O.t" .. col« T.V works perfect 1120 . 5M·1125 DOOO lo llPJll. Petenioo Stsobl: tUM.r \op of Une. a.ltd. rood '200 The prlc• o f 1tem1 advetUHd by veblcl• deaJm In tbe vet11 etco, c1 ... med 1cfurtl1ln 1 col&MDM doea not lDd)lde ~ •PPllcable lUtl. .u~· ·:.::~J nn.c. CK&i1•. fees ro aAr poU..UO. cooltol de· vke <'trtillcauona or de• U. documeot•ry pre· 40' el&uic dine! faalall. ~ cbart(e1 unless -2$0. oLbenriM 1peclfled by 541--J'le ~advertuer. loah. WI t060 w.,11/ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ClilllCI '520 '48. Ludert UI. 25ft. vam "••••••••••••••••••••• bu 11 . a 11 p i o N 8 , 1.-J n.lmler 6overel1tn. b ea u tt f u l. s 40 o o . tt9t.Ond complet.ely . Uu •llllO. new. Mutt see to ap From ~55,!un-a~·- "°" YANS-PDUPS IV'S-AUTOS Stock or custom made SOFA ams $179.00 & up --preclate. $4950. Daya :I)' Clipper, 1915. sloop, ~: eves642""668. fbr1tls, fully equlp'd . IMh&W.W $ll,900.M6-3033. Rare MCA Hard t op .. ~pr 1..t 0>upe needs eng trans. IPI VAM s.,tr' M9rt & IV Dhco.tC-'"' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ERICSON 2-~. loaded, and re1tored . $~00 . G•...W to I O beautiful. must aeU. Seit 642-3379. I lHt L IOMC.--. ..._ea ..... , ••••••••••••••••••••••• m PP873-0t44 4 .._. Dri•"tSSO l•ucrwex.tt s.t. Nie '"-•tl'f · City of WHITHB BUYING or SELLING This la Yow DAILY PILOT IOAT MART To ploce yow ad e .. 642-5678 Trailer for 13 ' 15' bout. $149 Xlnt cond. Z1n(' coated ~·5133 ur Hobie Cat • lrailer, ····················~·· life Jackda. XJnl cood. um Jeep Wagoneer. PP $2000. Call MG-~l aeeks responsible pen>0n Prindle 15. good rood & very well equipped. Call to TOP Under warranty 48W757 _Ml __ -437_5 _______ 1 'Tl Jeep Wagooeer. air. pwr steer .. 11Lereo cass . x1nt cood. ~ 494.2067 '73 Cata.tina 22 trlr, 7...,hp Hooda OB, 5hrs Many xtras. ~. 100. 714-968-0746 aft 6:30PM Hobie 16 w ttrlr & box YeJJow/Whl & f~l. Sl.550, Tl"tldls 9560 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '78 Luv Pickup, <tspn . clean, run' pert, lo rm, SITTS ~14. s-toh~ C2 ll lt2 I ·'222 Opeft Mly 9 A)Ul'M Friday 41 AM-9PM Sat~tAM-SPM i9 CHEV in too van . mrtalti(' brown & ramel f1500 Wkday5 833· lS~ ext27 64&2389 I 'Tl ~ lOn 4 whN!I Jeep. ·~Van Jo'ord 6·t'YI. 200hp/ ~pa/ 9070 Good co d outo " SUclt. Xlnl. cood $850. --.a n ' .. ir 714 964·1921 Luther ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~"729or ~ -----iJ Ford Super Van ~~ton j6 LUV Mikado, shell, New ures. VS.slack New 5'pec1a1 wheclll. AM1FM ~l. S2.li00 714 964 1921 SUPS A VAil.AiU YAC Newport 646·0~_!_ Newport Slip. Power only. 16.50 per ft. S2SO mlll. 673-4546 WISH TO PURCllAS~ in side moonn~ at Avalon Harbor for 411 ' bout c~. many xtras Like ---- new.~ 830 1923 14 foord Van. 6 cyl bPd. '66 Cht'vy 30, 8x12 bt-d w1sluke., reblt 327, nt'w brlcl sisoo or bt'l>ll o rr er 00-!1700 l'l c $2 500 OBO <71'1 1642 J0'30 H m 36 9040 lmmed ('lll!b 673 0227 'Tl fo'ord Hat1chero Tilt whl'<'I. ('ru1i.t• control. l.!IT5C..'t)("vy van ,.., lon. low miJes. red paint, Cragar wheels & 51> s eries rad1ah T A s. new \hock."' XJnt ('Ond Mu.,t ..ell makeoHer 840 2121 .•.••.................. UdoVllage Mewport •~aeh Callfonlo See ltlO s~a ltl'f'• '76 4 Ford Cour11·r w i.ht'll, fully cusWml'ff Newport slt p. 2 I lo 38' free WU> ~"'" l.541 in exchange for 1Jm1ted ---- useotboat 67~6467 'n 1-:1 <.:amino PS1Pn c-...t & A1C. AM FM. 3Jk m1 ~ ..,....,_ xtra ('lean $4150 or Besl ~ 9010 o(fer 540-3126 all ti l~ front ore 500 &1400 ' G ood cone.I $41 !lo w • 6 0 • b o a l s 1 1 P 562 0531 Jan1lorial. prknR etc 673-1003. ••·••··•··············· T7 OODGE 'T radt'sman 100 PS P B. lU'>lum p.unt & intenor. captJ lll cruu r.s. pc.rthol h on '\ 11Jt-.., front & rear Vl'nl'> mags w ntv. wide ur1·~ '12 CU} rru X1nl ~ 1,l)IJ ( 'aJI 1{704564 \f''lJ llt'r\1111 I I' p 18; Tah.lll llu II. 350 Olds ernt. w1Donncll trlr, Uke nl!'W. $4500 493 700 i 4 <;MC S1errJ Grandt· 4 wh1-i•I dn \e ltfl kit I €11~V)' ~an trnn1·num new ures nms & !>ho<:ki. V-8. JUto, •.ink. 1lt"IJ<•\ gd l-ond. but h1 m1 , nds nu tram ct1 Nt·t-d., '.ilH· paint $4000 640 2025 Job s1 u110 b!t t of r ---496-5443 Chevy '76 S1 I verado ----- Dooley, l ton t n•w ('Ub . 16b Dodge Van I'.> 111111 ~:r;:-1 9150 camper s pe('ial 1\11 ex m11es 15100 or !w!lt 1Jf1~1 t r a :. X I n t " o n d I' I u :. h 1 n t ,, m r m Match1n~ 12· l·umpe r c~ Call ~7 9800 or • •••••••••••••••••••••• 78 Honda GLlOOO Goldw ing, full dressed & catm for show. SS.l.50. 846-1210 aft. 4 PM , any t 1 m e av ail 642 l!Ofl> 71().STl 4 -----Beautiful b11( ·79 S 1l verado 30 C hev y wialcb. _ Pickup Double eab. 4~p. iS YAMAHA . RD 2008 AM l"M und<>r 4Kmt elec st.art. bc>W(ht new JD trlt! hitch J~t the thing '77. bored to 250r (' for that hur.ie farm. Take perfect cond. w helmet OVff I~· Inspect ll at 4630 ~ 644 1836 Campu.'\ l>r . N pt Ht h CaJl 9 !>.al 714 ~2205 Yamaha ZS()cc, 1970 OTI, st. or dut, $275. 831 1475 ----'76 Honda Su~r Sport. 400 Cale style. Looks Shc1rp 751·006. 543-7~. Honda 350 XL. xlnt cond. new shocks, SS80 Or liesl Off er. 49S-8828 aft 5 i8 Red Jeep J JO pickup A C, AM FM 8 tra('k stereo. CB radio 1,,c, 1 in tenor ZJKm1 Llke new 1fl. 00> 962. 3448. ------ '77 Ford f' 250 t'orn Custm P1ekup w 101 > C10 cam~r. F C, Xlnt cond. lo rru , Best Offer 642~1 Alltos W..t.d 9590 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WEIUY CUAHCARS AHO TRUCKS C~MB.L CHEYaOUT ~ llatrt.1r Ith •I l '(t.IA ~i'-'r\ 546-1200 C&n 't Sell Your Car., CREVIERIMW PAYS TOP OOLLAJ{ For Clean l..'sed Imports Call Mike or Don a n.3111 ......... arW ••••••••••••••••••••••• G ti 9701 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ATTENTIOJI! 9720 ....................... C OSTA MESA DATSUN 2MSHARBOR BLVD. 540..,410 140-0Z 11 Mercede11 . BM W . Poncbe, Clusic • Ex· llllmfWl!ll~!w.ft'P.lllR ouc. We will tell your car IHI~~~~.,..~~@ on COQ1Jgnment al your price. Beat location 1n ~ C.ounty. For In· tormauon call Jam Cur· ran. lilllah_.,.... 1300 W. C.oul Hwy Nwpt lkb M2 6783 i4 2160-Z very cleap. A/c , nwe wheels, pi.n atrlpinJt. 54&-3221 • Delsun '75· 610 Sta W1tn. AM 1FM Ster · A /C . 28mpg 4 1peed . P IP 9705 9&4-_1638 __ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• JtUAIOMIO SALH, SBVICE At«). LE.ASIMG Df:MOSALfo~ NOWIN PROGRESS' BEACH IMPORTS 848 Dove Stn.-et NEWPORT BEAC H 752-0tOO '71f 280·Z, white. air stereo. louvre8, ski-rack. cluwls. 29k mt, xlnl cond. 897.31()4 '7G Da~Wl 210 Htchbk. ~d.. - <.'OOd. M·w ll res. $2000 552·fm9. 213·920-6717 ll ~z good cond. auto. u1c, AM/f'M. ~.700. or dfcr . ~9-0594 aft 5 Aat 9725 9707 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••• •• •• • •• • •• •• O>nvt ·75 25 mpit, 55,(1()() '78 Audi 5000. hati ever tn1lt!> $4000 or makt" of ythlnR. $50() & An ume for 4!1.J 2717or8JS-4441 lease at $232 mo or bu) ~ 6736.510 14 Audi fo'ox New llrl''I. xln1 cond 1:.65 PQ $2100. PP67J.5790 77 fo'1at Sp1d1•r . under ltJ .OOOm1 . xlnt cond, XU ab ti75 26f.2 9727 .••••••.•••......•...... IMW 9712 ...•.•...•......•..•... CREVIER &I ~I ... OAOWAY SAH IA ANA 83531 71 •USB>IMWs• '72 4'J.al.11 s R t992G BV I iJ "-'Jl\J1 hp WJC M (' I '71l ~tlZA S R 1!f44HKO I 164"1Afl ~p W:lll'llJ l Ti 321~ oi..,!)d. i.t lfj70SPV l 77 ~JI -bl)d S It IOIW J 77 ~A l.uxux 1119fiSZC I '7'b 320 4h p, (23!11; K H I 7lll201A A C Ull9WUJ\ I "nl 633cstA s IR (()(162 I OowdS..~'- JMMF:DIATF. OEIJVt.:RY' LUGE SIUCTIOM Oft*W 1979 320i'1 528i'1 i\J.•;o t>:o< ~1 ' IH STOCK! Call lOOa)' Wt> ul.w may ha' l' th11t prt' 0 11. nl•d H.'wtW )vu are look1n~ fllf I 831·2040 495.4949 ---- lrandMew '79 HONDA Cars MANY To QlooM Ft-0ttt! UNIVERSITY otdaMObia. Hondo C.-. • GMC True kt 2£1,5() llarbor Rlvd 0..la ~4"'\:t 540-9640 Ti CVC<. Lt>w rn1lt'<1~t· Nt>w t1rr·'· like nl!w $3,750 !ISi 2981 PP i8 llooda.1mal'. 5 >.µd Ac· c'Ord. A 1C, on g owner. 2lM' 673-001.3 15995. 'Tl Acrord, aulo, 16.700 m1, llkt: new. $5500. &-~ Ev~gs. __ _ 'TS CiVlC, Rd rood, 12400. Before 5. 540 5733 or G73-&Cl5 an l'r r. _,,,,,. 9730 •..••..•••.•...••...... '71 JAGUAR i':·lYJ>C 2 +2 V12. auto. air $7000 r irm. I Tl.4·2831 ---- JaRUar XJll Mint cond Lo rru Silver $7,200 or bell oHer n9 J3:JI 9734 . ........•.....•....•.. ........... Sale/ ---------ORANGE COUMTY'S OLDEST -' TO WOMEN IN BUSINESS COMING Sunday, October 14, 1979 in the Daily Piiot A TRIBUTE TO THE ORANGE COAST'S SUCCESSFUL WOMEN IN BUSINESS THIS IS THE ACTUAL SIZE AD For ~t reproduction, a clear black and white photo of any size can be used. Your message will accompany the picture In this spue. If you choose not to l>Ubfish a picture, fill the space w ith your mesMge. NdoMI WWft lft •ullftlM WMll la Oe .. bef 14 "''""llfl 20. To honor 1re1 wo•• lft 11u11ne .. , lndueery and commerce, the D .. tr PHoe wtl publlh 1 epectet .,.... "' ... OctDbef , .......... . Ow ....... to helftl• ..... ,,.,......., WotMn le en •xwplloftel °'""""""" to "••• •• • ... °' '°',...., ......... to ..,. p.op1e ,,. ttte o, .... .-eo .... °' to....., .................... otGOftlrtbulOM. .. . •u1M111ao1111n ..._ Mlo11 •lie two oolumn bJ two lnofle1 eeotl, """• ...................... TM ...... .-. nolloe le one, hO. .,., ........ "".,, -..... 8CMrtt""9 oPPOftUnitr, .,. .... tor,.. ........ ... .. CWoMr 10. ~ tode1f DAILY PILOT 842-1178 .... /Sfotage 9t60 ••••••••••••••••••••••• RENT Luxury m otor home 22·. s leeps 6. l>f'lf cont $250/wk +!!' m1 6t0-8S8.5 '67 350 Ford: Chassis mount, atr cond. 42,000 ongmal miles. Sale or trade. 642-1353 18 22' Dodge Travette Motor Hom e. 1 l.000 miles. Sleeps 6. 661-3545 alt6. '70 19· Open Road full motor home. l mmac Ref.? itas Loaded, low rmleage Sell conlamed Bargain . Mus t sell! 548-2494 T........_Tranl 9170 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '64 Aljo 19' on beaut site IO'li>bo Canyon. La~una Beach. Nr. perfect cood. Air. aell conlained 110, battery or propane. Ask· log $3,500. 496-8527 aft. 6. 1973 IDt 'I Travelall Ex· cellenl value, air. $1850 754-<Mel. Aft. 7pm. ""'°Sime•., ... & 14.cCftleMet 9400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• DATSUN PAITS Hood. 4 ~ Ura, flt 19121'00. Bast offer. C.11 -..sm after' tPlll. Brand ••• Ot0· 15 WIDltan tlrw ~ ..... .. l'anl • J>Odp cw .. -·--9ap!I TmM Ii• to Niu ... lbop It .... ,_I&'• ._.. ...... o.&ar nlot aMllfted Adi. Md ., '°" lllw .... ,.. .... .. u. cell • rrleodlJ a..alled Ad·VIMr at ..... ·-·------· .... '64 G MC ~. 4-sp, 350, AM/FM, s tokf·s & big Ures. Sl.050 646-3833 v.. 9570 ·····················~· •IRANDHEW 1979 CHEVIOLET LU-XUIYVAM With pl~h carpet. panel· ing. icebox, welbar. 2 Capta1n 'l. chrome bum pen & l(nlle Seeps 4' ClBl6) OHLY $1995 HOWARDC...~ Dove & Qullll SU NF:WPORT REA<.:H Ill.OHS Loo~un~ for a ho me of your owt1? You 'II rind nBny homes advertised for .Jale 1n Class1hcd everyday /!llJ/tO LA•"'9 9510 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WANTED! Late model To) ot a~. Volvos, Pickups & V Jll.'> Call u,1 t.od UY I f=nrlr 1Jkr """.,._., ... C"t•-• "'-•O-tJO) er 540·t0 7 PORSCHE's WANTED Allow us lhe opportun11' lO consider the purchJ:.t' or trade·lD of your l'll•an Pof'M'he Check with L:s Today' 13631 ~bOI Ol"<I Oetoen 01°"" '" w -n» ,------------, I LEASE ::::::~ I I I I PAY ONLY I I FIRST MONTH I I PAYMENT I I * I I HO D8IOSIT OI LAST MOMTH I I WIE TAKE AMY TIADE I IPA• fOtt OI MOTi I PHOMI CIEDIT APPROV ~L I I '79 CAii.LAC '79 CWCA · 1 I °""9~C.0...llr;MI ,.,,.., ...... -'"-... I I :::;i~=.:·"'· ~rr;..:;-I , ,.I .. , ~ .. ,.,_.... , .. '"of • ....,_.. Of I I ti '.. • 11.1 OAC Y•fw• t;:e" • 1111. OAC v11... 1 , ... ., ............... 00 ......... ~l. ,_ .. ,.,_..., .. ,,... ..,.........., I All llOl lll•IY OMLYI I •. Sales Serv1cl' L4·~in~ RoY Carver,htc. RoUs !'to)('(' UMW 1540Jamborce Newport Beach 640·644-' IOI McLAREH's 8SO N Beach Blvd 1..AHABRA <5 M1 No.ofSAf'wy) 1714>522-Slll Sunday by Appt. l871l BEACH BLVD. HUNTINGTON BEACH 842-2000 '73 Karman Ghia. xlnt cood. on~ owner. 411.000 oriic mil 's, s:-,ooo 5'&9-8465 Lmda 9736 ......•••.•............ 71 l.anc1a. 4 dr. 5."pd, A/C, AM /FM 11-lrk, xlnl rond, $7000. 645-1351, 486-6214. 9711 ••••••••••••••••••••••• i9 RX7 GS. Bron1e/blk. ---------AM t f'M. at e. :tlloys. '73 BMW 2002, 4 s pd. AMtFM cass stereo, 1m rmc. fi'OOO. ~·46_18 __ 'TS D1 I. auto. air, ('In. tMS(). Xlnt 499-1928 '73 MAZDA. A/Cond. Gd. oond. Gas saver. $1.300. 900-Z728 Mam/Sadd1e tBllOOtofr. '73 RX·2. great cond , 48&-S279Terry make bestolfer. '763>Q2Swuoof. 38,000 ma. 9151-2856 .8-llam or art 6. llBOO. AM /Fm stereo. ~le'ftl 9740 _m-D7 _________ , ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Mn '6t 210SL COUN IOADSTa Cusic coupe roadster. orlllDal coodltion, local· "71 Caprl. Super clean. ly owned • serviced, Low au, new brakea. ..SO. trans., air cood .. All/PM 1ter. 1 owner. nut aee '° •ppreciate. 19'16 BMW 2002 4 speed. air. stereo. e xcelle nt ccmd. snm. 752·5816. c:..n t715 ....................... $1iOO. ~afU. .i>GB) -'--------• JIMSllttOMS Dlll9 t720 IWOKTS ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1'10 HARBOR BLVD. LAIM OOSTA 111~ -..c:T10M°' 6Jl~l276 ALLMOOILS &a>P•OOllPOI: •JWc. Europea1ut11,. -.C. IUl'OOI, A II /Fiii taas. 1tereo, radlal1. sa.ooo.-.aa BAP WIC I< D l\TC.UN H ) I I I '·, -1 'I l J l ! C, 'S1 JID..SL. bha w twill IDl. r.bt Me '° appreciate. "M "'2100000 COND.. MM7l1 UlYUme . It.do. $U49 -.1111 "n-E4.5, ~,nllat., P.P. 11-. xlDl c;ond. 27,000 NJ.-. ml. All /I'll, 14900. •------------dQa; 49'·0141 '71 ll•Uon WRD 30G'l'D ... ...... De.rt bhae. C*a ~ 1\mnlOf •• ..,... '72 IMt Z: 4 IOd. am/fm t a.am. Owner •""""' tr~ll. hrtffl m ecb'I tollllllllforHarryJta)'. cmd. llllll ... I! _., lU·H1·tlll,e••• eaum-eMT m.-.ms . ... . .. . .. --. ..... __ . ____ --- CJ• OM.Y 'I.OT !hur!l!!lf, ., ..... !?. .,,. ........ !',w ~....... ... 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PP. 7H-1t00 ext Ut or Ml-J44S ....................... '71 Ae1al Turbo 1port ... Lo/~.~ .. ,~ . '"'"'··--·• Le Sabre 1SOu1. Loeded. Stal OUei. TIHtM'nl ff II ....................... CNM&IAC?7 c:NDIYIU.I All/nil 1tereo, radio, 01•Me1 cou..-v UJt wbeet, crube CQnlrol. .LlJ. "' ' lulJ paws. CIDSFW > YOLYO .u. .. 95 Da.USIVELY VOi.VO .,,., IAr8Mt Volvo Dealer NABERS IOOranaeC.:Ounly! 8UY or LEAS!!: (L:/ / ·/J/J. araECT ~ -~ c~:;g; . S. Manchester 11.-~m 750_2011 '77 SDV d 'Eleunce. "" 1e11 '°' liuuUluJ car w 1 lh a 11 th., "19 VW VAN tKmt Xlnt. is *-8, a1nt cond. AtC, cand. Sun.root • mu.y AM/PM, burf(/blk Int. 11.r• 8'2.'7088 .. ml $6400 ~30'J7 t7SO ~SU vi r Cloud l $19,000 ~ ... 16 K&Wt clloc bro anrf., .,8 Conv w/AM·FM cu.a, '7S Volvo 244GL 31Kml. AM / FM xlnt. cond. A/C. really it.Int cond. aua.o.. a /c. 11unroof, lthr S:W00.41k76621tfl 6p.m. SilliOOFlrm.•l.394 Int.er. ,.,600 btwn 11 & xtra. 31,000 owner ml Will split hlf(h and low book for qwck uk. Pvt Ply. CaJI 646-M96 '72 Eldorado. bronu1tan top. lo mi, auperb cond . nu urea $1495. 646 7274 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'allll2TARGA Runs grut oo any 1a1 __!:_000. CaJJ ~10 '760 ••••••••••••••••••••••• iO VW P'u lback 9llOO M2 l:J79. noon581·~ .._Used '73 <.:.oupe DevtUe SJOOO Ml.isl lee I .._;u_. AlllM, UM4 ~· UMd . ...................... ·····~··········~······ ...................... . C MI fffl Ckuu•t ffJO Mwwy 9950 ........ -'············· ....................... . ..................... . CAD' u.c ~· ,. "°" ,_. Ooeeoun, c.t._L4tyl. •P4. •WI· ILDOl41M> ... v ... A/C. A/fJ. PIS, rf, Alltnl. )o cu. cd 9\&U fad.Ory •Ir PJB, AM1r11 • .., .... .,...,,iii/belt otter • .. u 1,...:• ~ .. • 'ISml. DIW U.., ala&. H·l~'Dt~----"_,,;;;~~ _,..I& r ..._ -• • .,,_,,_ tnck.Ull. • o.. . .-. •. w. ,,....,..,. .............. . JP Ht power ..... • ..a, A/C .... brb, ~ cabrtoMlt top, &eatJMr ln· Qpalw ffJI llll.CUl,,._.1 ta1or. diet 2117•> -~~.....,,---._ ---~ ;-.,,,.---. ---.MAlllS .--CM 1Ha ttll NABE~,.. ...... 0 CIM1-. • ..................... . !,;~ ,..,, 911a.lau~preme: Ful· ~ NO'l'HINOOV£R l)' loeded. 10,000 mdea, $4999 _m.ais ___ _ "19 l>leHI Cuti a u : 1181 Cadlll1tc Coupe DeVllle. Good condlllon. All eJectrtc AJr • PS, P8 New u;phoUtery and new Michelin tlrn Uront I .., 538-lMS ---- CADfu.AC '77 SIVILU F'WI power, factory air. lla"eo, uape. Ult. cr-..u1e control. split po wer aeata. landau ~op All Sevill e l u•ur1 e1 . M'l'Jf) $9495 NABERS ~Llf/ /f.00 H.111.r..-8Mt ('"""'Mt~,., '.>4<) 1JI()() lt71C .. YS&.a UIAIOMlmAM fUll power, rac:tory air oand., all oft.be Cbryller luxuriea ~ a.ooo mllea . CliZSUMY ). • $4Hf MAIBS Alll'O .. CBfTH ICZ5 Baker St. OOSTA MESA . 540-9109 Loeded. Caah or tak~ '1Vfl le.ue of '229/mo. Xlnt. car. 7~·1194 or ....... '7S 2·d oor 98 Old1>. w/everythin~. or lrad~ for Pickup w /camper or motorhome. 540 57..0 '980ldl. Lady uni{ owner. lo mllea.J(e. Gd rond &. Urea $1000 494-7&iU rt.lo 9957 ••••••••••••••••••••••• i2 Ford Panto · 4 11p<l. ·'71 Vuta Cruiter Stal Good oond. t950 . WOJ. x1nt cond. lllOO. l)y11 ssz.0531 flUJ.21128, eves 842·8130 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '79 Cor vl'lle . red. bile leather . whale t ;11lis. auto. a1r, crw &e, AM /t"M stereo tape, elc . etc . SOOOrni. St.I II u oder w ¥ r ranty S1".9SO Dwy ~2749. l!:ve SS2 lt029 9960 • •••••••••••••••••••••• MAIERS AUTO CENTER NO'n llNG C)V t-;lt $4999 1976 PLYMOUTH iO 911 E Tutt•. appro• S7.CD>ml on rblt eng, Alsk 1ng $7000 Pvt Pty . 8S.f162 or &:J3.~ SAAi SALIS. 58VICI A.MD LIASIHG DEMO SALE NOW IN PROGRESS! 71 VW Convert.Ible, l2K on Dl!W ens o4'w top, new acryl.lc paint. new brka. AM /f'M caaa., AC , au&o-mlnl ooodl $4,4~. fKZ.Ql.S7 'TI Bug, itlnl. AM/FM caaa .. 1uoroof, $4800. ....................... ---· 9901 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 640 CM.25 '72 CdV. icJnt cond. mWll "'18 SIJver An.ruv Corvellc '76 Seville. perfert condl ae!I. ~ Dr> 642·!M70, SM m1 , mint c ond U<Jn, low m1le11. S8SOO or Evt ~641r.!Gro $14.000 M u11 l f>llc WAGOH V8, automat11· t ran' . pwr 111.eenng & hrak1·.,, air cond • IUJ.t.:ur'· nwk & I o w • I 1> w m 1 I ,. «JtWOV J '76 912.E, aunrf, 22.000 ml, lllr. stert!O. lake new. 673-l'lZl '73 VW BUS. 7 pass Clean. good running cood. _568e ___ . ------ie Plymouth Gran t'Ury I IUY NOklMS Slclt or dud foreign can wanted Free Tow 673-34M•Caah•631 26Y1 Wagon. Power ateennsc power windnw11. power brakes, AM tl"M "IC'H'CI, au oondllloruni.c J\11 1·11 llu Mu11t -.ell Sl!><HI lnlde. 831-11829 646-W798 __ _ IEACH IMPORTS S2700. Ca II 67J.203l SELL idle items with a Daily f'llot Cla.b.bt!aed Ad 642-5678 8411 Dove Str~l Nt.~RT lU;ACll 75~0900 '78 VW Convert , AM /t'M cuu.. blk on yellow. S7SOO ~ ll5l , 496 G214. '5 VW squarebuck new Call 737 6Hll Art1·r eng. XJnt. cond. 12.000. ~ t.:veruni.t!> U. 80metluoa valuable" Place an ad an our ~t 1111d 1-'o und columo11 Thul·, where p('(lplf' look when they Vt' (OUlld llO 1t.o·m 11( valur ....... w THIS WEEKEND ONLY- FRIDA Y, SATURDAY & SUHDA Y ••• NEW •79 TOY OT A CELICA LIFTBACK --~~A~UTOMA TIC ~.Hew 9100 THE POWERFUL PLEASURE HEW '79 FUEL-INJECTED SUPRA a d4?.\~.~~ alt. 6·30 Aaltos. Hew 9800 Autos, Hew HOO ' ~-·~~ AuH;maeor tran•mln1on fac.1orv 111 c;r,,.o1110r,nono oow11r 'flNJn"O power 1l1K tJr&l<t:~ "'~"'" r:>on•l"Dtr' •.JCJfll t>lyl"d ~I• 6 mUCl'I mucti ,.,.,,, &' I ';!>9fl(J6 WAS~ EARLE IKE'S $691450 RED TAG SALE PRICE ..• IURRY. .... WHIU SELECTIM LA$TSlll '79 TOYOTA CORONA LIFTBACK Eou1pmen1 onciuoe. 1t1.1t01N111C 1ra,,.,,,.M1011 aw cond•tl()nlno oow., 1teer.ng l)tft .in~ AM/F~ lltll'OO' rrrotfll 04lt'nO 1013020) •EDTAG S645aoo SALE PRICE • • • .., -- 5 YEAR· 50,000 MILE SERVICE AGREEMENT AVAILABLE OM ALL NEW CARS! ~•41RICKS NOW IN STOCK IMMDIAR DEUYaY All Doo-~AOC-"'"" .. ~Al llClllll ll'nt• Au•l")rr\tt11r ''''~"'''"'•'J'' r~ ,,,~"!'' t "''~ t)I•~~ ()f')w•-1' r;,til 1111 ~ ftlf Vtt1f•t-1 \ .. ,,.., • .,.,., AM t M \l~t"' <. l1tfHUt1 ff,r\ltf)f ,,,, ~, 111•'• ,,,,._,~ '•·f•t ht•llt"fl t41t'J1~ f1r4)*, hf\fNJ '}f.r. tt·1~' "''""' ~ ~~''"'1'.>t•f Jt••t;qr •nlt"f't()t •"'I lll()l'll' f>7 I'• I' WAS'~ EARLE IKE'S s79sr RED TAG SALE PRICE ••• OR LEASE FOR OHLY r"r '• $ ... , , ,, . . 15 I 11 •t-• .,__, 1 ". -··~-... ~ '"' • 4••·· .... '··~~· , , ,,, .. , "'°""" • 1n ,.,. 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'"" & ~""' ·lfV'tlltf ·~ (W')t) ....... ,... °" ....... .,.,.. .. ,. .. ~ ,,..,,,., ~ .... ,._~tY['f' ....UICl't IAUPllCI CADILLAC '78 <:rEDEYIW ASTRO ROOF t'uU power fartor y .11r. lt-atht•r 1ntt'ri11r \J>llt prJWt r W JL'> lJP.'. 111\lf rru le:. 0 711'T:!fJ I $8995 NABERS ~tlb/: /( ,,, ...... , ; • ll'vfl ( ,,. • '\/\.~. ':HIJ '1100 77 !-,1·" 111 t· , b<' .i u Ii r u I rllU'll Wl ' 7:,2 '1/ffl 111 f,i, I t>4~ Dodl)lt 9935 .......•............... SS Warcon Autuma11r iur. l(ood body, 1:01111 mecrum1rally, ~ 1>r of rer~ .,. M~cri t '\Jlly 11wrd l:>nrf Air t 'M 11111 h 17 mptt. Mual !>e II $2 .~ !l64 l..9"lt 9940 ........•....•......... $2999 NABERS AUTOCB4TER 1425 lidkn -..1 cc.t;r ,.. .., .. _.,i\ 540-9109 12 ut ·~·r ... H. :..4,IOJ 1111 .iJI pr1w••r, AC:, :11~ \I\ ~.•)11).,~ 10 1-'IJFCY I fl I rlr . :111i t'flS( , I. tJarn·I r .irl1 . I' " Jtr 4 nt-w t 1ro•'>, n • w traru. 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II i&lr c'QOl1 fl"'' ,l.,..·nn1t •••••••••••••••••. ••• •• ~u;.c, & br .. kl"\, r.1d10 Vin) I ....... ·ERs 771'AMAJt() 1;1 ~.uoo m1 fulh loJdl'<.I IS4.A!ti4.'.'AJ 13 r.r 1 .imJrc• t'f.ond 11n1: ""''ll'f 67!>1141>1 9920 .............•••••..... 1979DEMO C.EARAHCll on c .. m .. ru.. {;:.ipnr r, Moot<· U.r h11>. Malibu.., & !'tiov~ Ur a Mic rt-due• U<Xl'>. SAVE HOW!!! .. CONNRL • CHEYIOUT :!XIJl 11 .. rhor Ill\ •I 1·c.~ffA \H~'-'\ 54 .. 1200 i2 NOV/\. Hun~ 1trt·.,1 . rmat i.ell Sl.100 or bebt dfcr •~2834 .,S WV I'll', l\M 1l,.M H l.radt, Roll ban.. Custm pu_i nlA..od S2850. 5"4().11100 lill4pm 76 Monia Ne w paint. ll!nl mJlru•t'. xlnt rood SUXl l.'.a II 4!17-17W '57 OK>vy IJel Air. I d r hard top Nt!w pu1nt . dlrome. brakes l>ci>t•n dable Mul!t !>~II · con JU<k·r vartrnl trade for ., ., l?3X> la)~ 'i1 Nova, calm tnl. lo m l. •Int condition, $3499. !ft>.4S02 '64 (l)evy Wagon, SUl'k, Rd cood Goud met'b . no rk!nt.s 5.56-l 172 1982 0t4'vy lmpaJa. needs lune up $300 <.:all u(l 7PM,979~1 roof. t111tc·11 itlJ -..., ~ l""llA8 tmrP' •.:tJH YX I C~tk AUTO CENTER P4lll7 > Mfflll:O-.C, IJ\. ... It i'.SrATI'. !)Al.I'. '73 t•11fd I .TU 1:,'J <t3b3 Mon lhru .. n •11 rJJ 76 Ferd Gra.nadi.1 Ch1,1 pwr 'tt-f'r air VK ~ SJ2(lO ~ 11193 I IUY ,_OIUMS S.ck or dt'ad ii or ldt•·r t~tlt'Tmrt 673-~•C..::.h •631 2W7 9945 ..•••..••.•••..•...•... J h .... &s- UMCOlM-MBCUIY • 'Specla! of the Week · · 71UMCOLH TOWHCOUPE $4999 1977 POHTIAC GRAHDPRIX 1-ull µJw .. r 1.,1·1111 v .111 l'tlfl(j , 1\ ~ f \1 I 1 I • • o Ult v.ht't·I I .Jr11l,111 t11p r.ilh" wit•' I & '""' nult-. L 1k1· 'It 1-.W 11111d1 lJOO 1()11~1'" j $3999 NABERS AUTO CENTER I tl!"t llJ k•·r ...,, CO~"T I\ M 1·-'-\ 540-9109 '77RRUIRD PreJIY blu•• with hlu .. ,~ .. mt~·nor Hui k1•1 ~l"Ul!>, I's. 1'111 , '\ c"Cllent t1Jn<l. ~111yl to11 AM1l"M r .;:.s 111 mllo·-. G ood M 1l .. 11i••• t iJ ll ~I ~alt t.l'M Be auulul ha ury car in TlMidtrt»ird 9 9 7 0 (l ry~t al aprtrol w ith ••••••••••••••••••••••• lealht!r 1ntl'nor Low iJ T Bird. !IJ 111.10 1111 ., mtleaiie. On•· owni:r whllf" w ·brn 111tt•r 1\11 (8)19311 xtJ't0 t'W ll'4'~, IJ1•111•11 $9200 1lublt• $14.YI f>l:I 71~11 2626 HMbor 81 • C M ~5630 Mwca1 9950 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ORANG!-: COUNTY'S MIWIST l.JNCOL.N·MERCURY 0£AJ..ERSIU P RAY R.ADllOE UNCOl.N·M ERCU RY UH8AutoCenter Or. SDJi"W)'.LaJle Forest eiut IRVlNF. 13~7000 i)I Towne l.Jnll.111 1.111, lull IJO Wl'I l .. ,Jlhc'C , 19,000 rru. ~a\P ~.tilHI 646-8S25 --- ¥191 9974 •••••.....•............ iS +cyl Blue pnc~d '" sell ~ 642 3659 1lw fast.esl dniw In lhr W~l a O:uly l'ilut (,18SMfied Ad 642 5'17K ~ ,...,.,. ____ .. .--.-·-····-------·-----..,.~··----....... _....._· 17 I r t Dally .._Staff ,,_ CRANE REMOVES WAR MEMORIAL AT OLD CITY HALL Councilman Thomas Oon•tea Tlme, Truck to THk ' Marble Moved l \ A Monume ntal Task By n :RRY CLAUSEN o• ,,.. 0.,.1, P11ot s~u Huntington Beach City Councilman J ohn Thomas hitched up bis pants and hitc hed his big truck-borne crane to the 800-pound World Wa r II Memorial monument at old city hall tbt'J morning for a tnp to its new resting spot IT WAS THE fifth time Thomas had scheduled the move Th(' four prev10us moving days had been canceled. Th~ marble monument was located near the main en· trancl' to tht• new City Hall at Main Street and Mans ion /\ VCnUt:' It Y.tll be rededicated, c•ty officials s ay, Nov. 11. Veterans' Day Al mid yPar veterans pushed hard to get the city lo move thl· monument, topped by a memorial plaque honor- ing Huntington Heach res idents killed in World War 11 THE OLD CITY hall at Main and 5th s treets is to be razed later this ycc.r tu m<tke way for a senior citizens housing center Vett!rans kar<'d their monument, dedicated 30 years ago. would fall to a dozer blade. Ruby Fox. then president or American Legion Post 133. lobb1c<l <:1ly councilmen to move the heavy stone When the council began dragging its collective feet, Coun- cilman Thomas ros e to the occasion and announced he'd move lhc thing for free THOMAS SAID TODA\' lhe Job probably was worth about $300 1f someone had to pay for it. He donated hL<; crane and a couple of employees' efforts to what he called .. a good cause." The trucking and c rane company owner said he 1s not a veteran. that he'd never served an lhe armed forces "But I'm a sent1mcntali!>l." he confided ··1 don't w<tnt to see this go to the dump •· 1Energy Debate Asked of Haydens WASHINGTON (AP) -The electric power industry has l ,challenged actress Jane Fonda • j and husband Tom Hayden to a ·· 't 50-city debate on whether I,• America can get along without nuclear Power. Tom Hayden marrying someone like me. thus being able to get at least a foot in the door of a cam- paign . "The difference between m y pulling my money at the service of movements, causes and politi- cians is that 1 don't ask anything In 'return in terms of special benefits or bribes or anything like that." • The chaJlenge came Wednes- d ay as the Haydens brought their fall offens ive against the atom to Washington. They plan to visit 50 cities in 32 days to argue for cl05ing the country's 72 nuclear power plants. At a luncheon of the NaUonal Press Club, Mlss Fonda said she aaw nothing wrong with putting ber fame and fortune in the aervice oC her husband's crusade. "I dm't apolo1ize about put- tinl my t.rerneodou.s salary at the service or candidates who ·.re poor -and he's one of them," she said . "They (oppo- nents) never bank oo people like FAIL FASHION .. Hayden, who helped found the Students for a Democratic Socie- ty in the 1960s, did nothing lo correct the impression left by llis wile that be may again be a candidate for the U.S. Senate. He unsuccessfully sou1ht the DemocraUc Senate nominaUon in 1976 for a seat then held by John Tunney. D-Calif. After the Haydens spoke, the Edison Eleetric Institute, an as- sociation of investor-owned elec· lric companies, produced a man·and-woman "truth squad" whlcb will follow the Hayden.a wherever they 10 in their month of travel. Sandra Keller, 32, who has a Tbe latest in fall fashions master's de1ree In nuclear come to Deily Pilot readers to-enclneeriq, and E. Linn Draper d8J ln Style, a 111pplemenl, 00 Jr .. 37, technical usialant to the Ct'° Cl cbainnan qt the board of Gulf UNE FEATlJRED '1:.•t in)ss. tbe stories and Stat.ea Ut.111\i• Co., sent a tele- pboeOI deta1l1na Oranie Coast 1ram ukin1 the Haydena to de- __._ ,_ ........... , Dally Pilot bate "in any or all of t.be loca-_.., __ -.._._~------·-tJona wblcb you wtll vt1lt." ,. Yo•rBo•etowa Bally New•pa~r. • •. ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, SEPTEMB~R 27, 1979 Fl FTEEN CENTS SoViet ';rroops M.ass Off Japanese Coast? '· 12,000 Seen on 4 Islands TOKYO CAl'I A U.S in· tclligence report says the Soviet Union has a ruvision·size force or 10.000 lo 12.000 troops on four islands claimed by Japan 40 miles off the northern Japanese coast, Defense Agency officials reported today Foreign MinJslry sources said Japan would rile a fo rmal pro- test with lhe Soviets 1f the report 1s confirmed. According to the U S. mforma lion, up to 2.000 add1t1onal Soviet troops have arrived on the is land of Stukotan. brmgmg lo 10,000 lo 12.000 .the total force on the four is lands, which have been hC'ld by tht' Soviet:. since tht' dosm~ day:-. of World War 11 . lht> .lapanel>e defense of f1<'1ab s:ud Onl' official said the Odens" Agency "<i~n·cd then• y,.as in Corm ation that there was a poss1b1h ty or Soviet troops in Sh1kotan .. The Long, Long Waif J>rimc M1n1s t er M a s ayosh1 Ohira saHI today the report had not been verified. but s<iid "ap- propriate" d1plomat1c i.teps would be taken 1f it 1s con firmed. He spoke to reporters during an ele<:llon campaign ap- pearance Tht':-.t• a n · lht· h<Jrd core varicty California Angt•b fans The) ~tarted lining up th1!> morning fur playoff tickets. which go on saleat9a m Saturday By8 15therewere55 l.111~ 111 th1• ll111· that 'Atll undoubtedly in nt·<1 ~l' 1mmen-.t•I) b~ the ttmt the ticket win- dow oix·n." for the Ha I ti more pennant sen es. Japan lod~ed earlier protests when lhe Soviets placed troop~ or military Cac1lille<> on the con ll'~led "northern territoriei. isl ands off llokka1do. J <tpan 'l> northernmos t main ii.land. /\ s pok esman for former is land 1nhab1tant:-. tr>day told <t news conference 220 members of his group planned <JO appeal to U N Sccretarv General Kurt Rape, Murder Raps Weighed by Jury C&"C sovn.'T. Page A2> State Agrees Bridge Poses HB Danger State bridge inspe<:tors agre<:<l Wednesday with Huntington Beach officials that the Warner /\venue bridge mus t come down IJt'fore 1t fall:-. down 8) FREDERICK S<'llOt:Mt:HL 0t ,,_ O••h ,.1lot Sl411f An Oranfl€' Count}' Superior Court JUr) dchbN<itt•d murder k1dna'IJ ;.ind r;iµt• rharJ(C':-. toda> a ~ a 1 n s t K 1• n n 1• t h R 1 t• h a rd llulbt•rt. y,.ho. acting as his uwn <illurney . r<•stt•d t11s dcfcnst' Wl•dnesday with a t•rypt1c. two wo rd admonishment. ·· 11iai.u Nogahugundu' ·· lfulbcrt. 28. rC'c1ll•d the: worcl<, <Jftt-r tdl1n~ th1· i.1x man i.1x woman JUr> that he would not attempt In ani.wer lh<' "'what and wh\ · of t h<' 15 felon> ch..ir~es lodged ag:Hnst him The tall . black ha1r<'c1 . bl' a nkcl defrnd<Jnl. formerly of Fulll'non n ·fust•ll tr1 ofrt•r 1uror-. .In\ translation or lh1· v.nrds tit• v.o.uld onl) .,J~ lhat lht·\ f'Om µrist'd an anca•nt -.a~ 1nJ,! m11rl' than ::i.ooo \cars 1,lcl I lulbl•rt 0 IS r h<;rgr'i1 Y. Ith the .Januan 197fi murrlt-r or Gin..i :\1 :Hit• -.T1s h1·r .1 19 yt•ar nld Whitt 1cr ncwlyY. t'<I Y. hns t' nud1· and rapt'<! bo<.1_1, "as found in th•· hack .,cat of ..i r ar left a ban dom·d 1n Fullerton Ill' also 1s f.icmi: char~<'s of kidnap. rap.-. robbN}. assault and '\C'X pen cr'\10n in t•onnt'<."t1on Y.1th abdut·t1ons of rv.o other north Orang(• Count:-Y.Omt·n One. left for dead 1n J ditch in I r\"lnl'. s ur\"l\Cd ..ind ll'\t1'1c<1 Ji!alDl>l llulbcrt Oon Kiser. pu bite work<. supcrv1s10~ cn~mccr. i.a1d Mall' 1ni.pl'ctor' checked the de ten or ating structurl' this wc.-ek Jnd su1rne:--ll!d two northbound lanci. acroS!> t he 14 year·old bridge remain clo!>cd Kiser said lhe city will repair failing timber decking but said the lanes, which were closed last Friday, may be cord@ed off un- til a new brid~e is constructed Teacher's Building Project 'Squeezed' A new bridge 1s expected to be built by March of 1980. He explained that a portion of the bridge began lo sag last w eek when a heavy truck s napped a set of beams. lnspec lion revealed the entire bridge had dryrot. "To say any l;.inc 1s safe 1s not p ossible," he said The bridge s.pans a narrow c hannel between ll unlington Harbour and the Bolsa ChJca Lagoon A Huntington Beach school teacher claims IJle city threw him .a curve recently when he tned to pick up Cina! building permits for ;1 cluster of two- story homes he hopes to market Layne Neugart said his "big plans·· screeched to a hall when he was told city dedication laws would leave him with a row or 15-foot-wlde lots "What can we do with that it's almost laughable," su1d lhc II arbour View School inslructor Vitamin Loses C No Cure for Cancer BOSTON (AP) ~ A study ln the New England Journal of Medicine says that despite earlier promis- ing results, large doses of vitamin C will not cure cancer. Researchers at the Mayo Clinic in Roch~ster. Minn .. tested vitamin C on patienLr; with advanced oases of cancer. They concluded, "We were unable to show a therepeutic benefit of high-dose vitamin C treatment." In the study, published in today'J Journal, 60 peo- ple took daily doses of 10 grams of the vitamin. and 63 received sugar pills. People ln both groups typically survived for seven weeks. An earUer study conducted ln Scotland found that cancer patients who took vitamin C survived an average of 36 weeks longer than other people afflict· ed with the disease. · ... ·-·--r ·- Neugart. who represents 70 in vest or :. 1n c lud1ng two cx lluntington Beach mayors, srud he'd scheduled construction on Palm Avenue when he learned he must dedicate 10 feet of his property for street wideninit and clip four reel off nnt1 c1pated buildings for comer cutoffs · · W <' did everything by tht' book and lhen this Jiets dumped in our lap."" he said. "'I'm sure 1l wasn't intentn onal but h 's sltll u rawdeal " Neugart sajd tus a rchitect hal> designed 14 homes for the 25-by 11 7 -foot lots he has arranged to buy from the Huntington Beach Co Anticipating months of red tape. Neugart and Robert Corona. his builder . recently asked the city council for help. T he council agreed to have the <See PROJECT, Page A2> Pair Swipe 81,500 Worth of Jewelry A pair or tattooed men told a Huntington Beach jewelry store clerk Wedneiday, "'We're look· in1. not buying." Then they ma(le off with· Sl.~ worth or gold charms, pc)Jice said. Tbe sho pUlters. omcera re- ported, snatched 1&'5 s mall charftll from a di1play counter at Chic Accessories, 7771 Ed· tn1er Ave .• around 2:30 p.m. and dashed otf. Gold Price Hits R ecord Of .S395.50 I ()'\;()011' 1/\111 Thi• pncl' of ).!Old bullion ~oa rt•d $21 75 an ounn• tod.I\ to ,, re1·ord $39.'i 50 ,, n c1 I h 1· ·,\ m .. r 11· ;u1 do II a r ... 1um1kd a).!am:-.t ma1or Euro pt>an 1•urrl·n<·1t·~ Gold ~a:-. f1xi:d 1n thl· after noon b\ th\· f1v1· leading bullion dl•akr; in London. up nt>arly $HI rrom tht· morning fixing ancl v.r·ll JbO\'•' lhl' Wcdnesda y dO'inj.! In Zunch. the mt'tal hit a rec or<l $394 50. up from $375 Wedne:. da' ~ind Y.l'll al>o\"t' tht> previous Zurich h1~h of SJ8t so recorded Sl·pt 20 Th 1• d o 11 a r mean w h 1 I ... tumblt-d Jgain:-.f leading Euro pt>an currl'nt'lt'S, dropping bclov. I 75 Wl'St German marks and lo.,m~ more than :1 cents agamst thl' Rnt1sh pound In London tht> dollar wa!> quot <'d a l I 5675 Swiss francs, down from I 5827 late Wednesday in the Swiss C1nanc1al center. . Jn London. where the dollar fell 2 cents against the pound Wednesday on heavy Mideast ; selhng. the slide continued. The pound was being quoted at ' S2 2150 compared to S2.l810 latt' 1 Wednesday. Or:n:Q .-~o-ast \\"eather Patchy low clouds near th e coast i n creasing tonight and early Friday morning otherwise fair through Friday with some variable high clouds. Lows tonight in the 60s. Highs Friday In low to mid· 70s at beaches to near 80 inJand. INSIDE TODA l' A mfOfting~u f--0 ·io,. to tlu? KOMOI Cily R.oJlola can't dim A•lmoJUa. Se~ stoma. photoa. Page 81 . l•dex -------.... _..__ ----- ... . Aides .llolll Eltlel!S .-,·1101e= :p l'if NUiie J:iiifne fljr ~pay--.-=-- PKJ LA l>EL Pttl A CAP> . More t.bu 50 employea ol u •led Victorian n&anlo• hom re malned bo led u p lnalde the bankrupt lNUtullon today, de- mandln1 lhey be pald before they releue 140 ldeTty paU.ta Tbe emplo)"'91 have worbd for tlx Wffkt at t.be S.rala Allen Nunina Hom e. • aevt n·•tor')'. paint Oaked 1\rul'tu.re. without w•t l'• They oy tht'y bouaht food ror the patient s, aom~ senile. wbe,n the money ran out "TM P•IJeau don't want to IH\'t ' hrrf' It'• not a be.uutul • The l'mploy an.· members place but H 'a bomei•· Cleo of L«ul ll98C ol t.he Hospilal Arm 1tMec. a pra cUca nW'M, Wc>rken Unlon . They bar· said today 'Thia hom 11 rluded themaelvd lnslde the needed in lhll nf'llhborhood •· huildlnJe Wt:dnesd•y altt r hear· Bookht'prr Kathy Wllklna lntc that the sta te waa goina Lo aald w lut pa,ychc.cu, Lolalloa traOJh!r the IH•tlent.a , moet ol '17.m, wf're lMued Aua 31 and lbem bedridden and from the t hey bounud Sbt 11ld the Philadelphia •rea, Lo a 11tai. •mployt.'( weNS htst pald Au& operat~-d home near Harr labur1. 17 T1mulhy Potlb, ~ ~pokeaman We'vt· twf'n ht'rf' 1 lontc for th\• statt: Public We lCare llOlt"," ht" llald "If Wt! WCrt: ()n (ktllHlffitmt, Sttld today lbut Of ly here tor the: J>liY we would flt ali:. from hl2' al(cncy were havt' bMrl 1001 gone · n1*!et1n" wHh wdc:s W Cov. Otck 'Lazy Man' Author Stumps for Charity Thornburgh and officiala ol t.be 11tate Kealt.ll Department "The,Y're Laking a look al all the options," he said Carmen Sanders, coordinulor or nur8eS i.t Sttrah Allen, said ~late trooPt:tft had planned to enter the hom~ Wedneisday and remove the pa t.1ents. ·'T h at's the reason we bar rlcaded the doors," she sa d "We did not want the m m oved out like cattle. Fam ilies of the patients were contacted a nd they are ln favor of our uctlon. If the patients move, we get no money." The man who authored "The Lazy Man's W~ Lo Riches" and "The Power of &Joney Ma.na•e· m ent" is alte r your bucu for your own hometown. J oe Karbo, a Sunset Beach writer whose Lazy Man's book became a best seller with more than a million copies peddJed, ll slumping lhla year for the West Orange County United Way. As t he g ro up's c haritable funds cbalrman, Karbo Is lean- ing heavily on his knowle dge of fina nce. money m ana g em ent and puttin g your m oney t o "maximum advantage," he ex· plains. "I becam e sold on the West County Unit ed Way concept because this purely volunteer cltiz.ens group raises operating funds for 35 separate agencies and chariUes in one efficient fall fund drive," be saya. "No matter where you work, • your charitable gift to the UnJt· ed Way through payroll deduc· lions can come back to the com munlty you live in,·• he says. West Oran ge County United Way provides runds for ser vi ces in Hunlington Deach , Fountain Valley, &>al Rcurh. Wrstminster and Card<'n Grove Amon~ Uw :15 <1~1·n<'H:!'i Karbo 1s i.uµpurt1ng a ri· th1• Hoy ~ Clubs, Girls <'lut>!i , Boy Seoul'>, YMCA. Campf1r<> Girls , Girl Scouts, Jewish Family Ser vice, Salvation l\rmy, Catholic Social Se rvice, Child Guidance Cent.er ami Ch1ldr1•n·~ ffospatal Tht• fundr ais ing cumpaagni. ht!g1n throughout the nation Ill f 'romPa.-AI PROJECT • • 1·11rn<•r c utoff r PqutrPme nb l'hangi·d to ~pan· lhP bu1ldang!'i and ordered a traffic study Pal SPf'ncer , a ssis tant plan ning d1rector, said the traffic study will be the dcte rmlrung factor for po~sitJle s treet widen 1n g fl o wevC'r, !>cvcral council m embers satd Ncugart. was ask ing for special privileges and should have known of the ded· 1callon laws "Someone goofed, but I smell presbure being appUed by cer tatn groups to railroad tn1s uung through," observed Councilman Clancy Yoder Neugart i1ald he wasn't trying to pull stnngs .. Jr I wanted to bring on some pr e&sure you'd see so me real pr essure because I have som e pretty Impressive people behind this project." His mvestors, who include former H unti n g t o n Beac h mayors Al Coen a nd Norm a Gibbs, comprise a s Uce out or the who's who of Hunting ton Beach, he sald. He said his invest.ors include a city employee and other p ut pollUcal figures. He refused w na m e t.bem. "I shouldn't name tbem really they're JUSl people. Even my mailman is invesUng .'' Ne ugart sald he will attempt to get bis buUdine permits once again lf the Palm Avenue traffic study is favorable . • ~ANOI COMT " r DAILY PILOT 11-. O••-<-• 0.11, ,.._ '""' """"~ '"°"' ... ,....,,..,_,., .. ,,,,IM>fj-•ll•llWO<- C:..tl ...... "-'*'-• ............ It-••• ,.. .. 1 ..... -,,,,_ '•lf•Y IO< C-1• ...... H-1 -· """'-.. ICIV'-lol~ll•llOY,IMllN ~-~C.. 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C harily , a flt·r all, really h1•g1n~ :st home " • OPEC Fears Dollar Drop VIENNA , l\ustr1u I AP> OPE <' rin:'in ce m misters meeting here to day feel the sagging doll~r 1s culling their oil re· venues. but a spokes man suid they have no Im mediate plans lo ~witch the currency used to set petroleum prices H a mid Zu h erl , :.pokesman for finance ministers of the Organiza· lion of Petroleum Export· ing Countries, s aid th e group would discuss \h~ falling value of the dollar, replenishme nt o f t h e OPEC aid fund and in c reased c ooperation a mong memhers to deal with developments in in ternalional oil m arkets. Zaheri g ave reporters rew details, hut th e mmislL~ were not exfM!cl- ed to COruiider a possible price Inc rease. Home Meals Ai.des Sought Volunteer drivers for the Hun· lin g ton Bea ch "Meal1-to·the· Hom e" service are needed w help deUver prepared meala for senior clUzena. The KunUngton Beach Council on A&lna coordinates the meal pro1ram for disable d and chronically ill s eniors. Driven are needed from 11 a .m . Lo 1 p .m. on weekdaya. • Vohmteera mWJt have a valid driver'• license and evidence ol automobUe l.naurance. For more 1nfoH2aUon call U&-6352. Radioactive Gas 'Operato~ Error' RICHMOND Va. (AP) - First evidence indlcates the re· leHe of a amall amount of radioac:tlve au from t.be North Anna oacl .. r. t""'tf· plaat WU ••a ptOPle problem. ap opera&or problem." a Nuca.ar Re1ulatory Commlaalon otftdal aald. "Hotblna I have •UCl•ll a mecb.aa.leal problem.'' Victor, Stello Jr.1 dlreetor ot Oat HRC'a operatlnl neeton dlvltloo.·uld Wed~ lia Waatusaitoo. • "We won't abandon lhem." said nurse Marcia Deal. "They don 't wantto ve moved .. State Welfare Comm l!\1!loner Helen O'Bannon said the stutf' had been forced to take the ac lion l-0 ensure the safety of th•· pa tlents. However, David F Phifer. an assist ant attorne)' general Wllh the s tate Health Depa rtment, said in a telephone Interview Sept. 14 that the patienta would be re located In the Philadelphia area and there was no rush. Employees continued to care for the patients and allowed re latlves brief visits with patients Wednesday before barricading the doo111. Approximately 120 employ<><'ll . Including 80 nurses. work al the hom e. Debate Set On Fitness Of Miller A public de bate betwee n Orange County Supe rvis or E d ison Miller and Mickey Conroy, president of the Armed 1''orces Rc tirf.!CS As!.oclaUon or Orange County, will be he ld tonight nt lJC Jrvme. Topi<· of the debate. whi('h as spo nsorl'<! by the Jewish War Veterans of the United States 1~ "Edison Miller Fit for Of (IC'<''',. It L.' s<·heduh:d 111 lwgan :it Ii p.m in Hoom 350 ut the Scien<:e Lecture HaJI Con roy led a protest by military veterans in Santa Ana when Muter wus &pP<unled to the board by Gov Edmund G Brown J r J uly 13. f'roae Po&*" A I SOVIET ... Waldheim for the Islands' early retur n to J apan . Spokesman Mitsuo Yanaml said they would "take our case lo as many U N ambas11adors as we can," at a rally in New York on Oct. 8. The defense offlciuls said 1t was the first ti me s ince 1960 that the Soviets had been reported putting troops on Shikotan, an 85-square-mile island 42 miles offshore Po1illcol analysts here say the buildup may be a r esponse lo Japan's signing or a peace lrea· ly with China last year and the norm alization of U.S. relations with Peldng. The reported deploym ent pro. bably occurred in August when three S,OOO·lon Soviet freighters sailed Lnl.o the island's harbor, defense officials aald . It ap· peared Lo ratae· aiiother obstacle lo Japan's hopes for re1ain1ng custody olthe islands. The Japanese news service Kyodo today quoted Moscow radio u saying ln 1 broadcast monitored here tha t the Sovlet Union "has the right to un· dertake cons truction work either mJUt.ary or civilian -In any part of lta territory." Soviet Emba11y s pokesmen were not Immediately available for comment . Tbe island s, Shi kotan , Etorofu. Habomai and Kunu hlr1, were taken over by the Sovlet Union on Sept. 2, 1945, the day the Allies and Jyan at1ned 1 peace treaty endlnC World War JI. At tbat tJme about 18,000 penlOnl ned the talanda to Hokkaido rat.her than live under Sovlet mWtary rule . Animals Killed BERKEL&Y <AP> -UC Berkeley police ar. lnv•utat: ln• the lboodq ol 22 rabJLI and two 1oat.1 at a rarm locat.ed on unlventty land. Th• 1l1ua1Mr1 wblcb occurred 8UDday ll1Pt or tarly Monday, follows Oat kill· tnaa of'45 chickens laat Yteet, Street M 81r1alnlnt t I \ • 1JL I ar..,...... CARnA AND KENNEDY-THE FENCING 001!1 ON Preeldent Apotogbea fot 'Ct1al•' Rematk Carter 'Explains' Remark J_o Kennedy WASltrN<':TON <AP> In hl11 own huncl, l'rt·111dcnl C'nrtN h1u1 told S<•n Edwurtl M Kennt-dy h•· meant no r••frr••nc~ lo ('h•ppu quiddlrk whun h e wuld h•· hlrn1w lf could h;mdl<> a n111h without pttnll" Kt:nnu<ly 11&y1 he upprerlalel'I tht• Ut>Hlure Rut lhl' fencing goes on Kt:nn~dy, appt.!urlnl( 11l 11 St ,OOO·a plat~ party rund r1tls ln6( dinner hours u!ter a pre1odent1al a1d c tl f-1 1vered C arter ':, note Wednesday. 88ld ne "WW. glad to get It .. Kennedy sald he did not con sider the note an apology. Pro11ldenllal press secretary Jody Powell said the not .. w 111> an "explanation" f<illowmg what the president called "J(rosi.ly 1·x &ggt:rated" press accounts or th f! rema rk, made Tul'i.d&y night al a "town mee ting" 10 New York City A part1c1pant at lht: mectmg rn(·ntwm·d Kenned y , then askt:d Carter how hC' Intended to "1n i.p1 rt' · voter~ Carter replied "W<•'vc ha!1 ~ome c rises wher•· 11 required a Sll:'&d y hand <J t·an·ful ;ind <11 hh<·rat1 ve det l'i JOn tu b(: m adt• I don l think I panic kf'd " f'owf'll disclosed the existence of tht• hlJlld·wrltw n note In a con· vonrntlon with reporters He "u11l Uw 1>re1udent aJ110 sent Ken· 11 1'tJ y , I> Mau ., a ver batim tr nn11rnpt of the town meeting. Kl'nntdy, at a reception before 1 h1• dinne r, s aid he co.nslders prt-11 1d e nl111I leadership a lca1t1m111e issue and mtend.<s to m akl· It, not Ch appaquiddick. onf' of the maJor anues of lht: c ampaign If bt: runs "Were I to be a candidate." Kennedy 11ald, "I'd be talking :sbou t the issues which are most in the minds of the American people and I think that's also what he·d want " In th•• pa:;t, the Whitt' House ha & S&ld that 1f Kt:nnl:'d y •·ho lll·nl(es Cart.er the pr~ident v.oul!I not make &n issue of Kt:n 11 «"0" S I t a1•t 11m tu tht• t'rt~I '\ 111nd1111111\ v. h .. n I h•: '>•·nator drov(• ,, 1·<1r off a hntll{t &t Chwp 11:1qu11l1l1ck. Ma!>" . 1n 1969. ri· • u lt1ng an tht• d«i•dlh uf M Jf'Y Jr, I\ " r w <' hrw 1·,11 1• r f11llov.1•d Kenne<ly '> &p I",, r ,1fll • .11 .1 rio'tl '>ldt rPC'f'plJon v. 1th ,, tl1m1• r '>P• '"'h llsu <l v.1th .111111·.d ,,,, p.1rt) 111111 \ OC Yellow Pages To Be in 4 Parts P aclf1c Tcl~phonc h11:. bf•en ~1 vcn perm1i:.i.1on to splat 1h yello w·page. c-lass1f1cd ad dm:c ton u for Orange Count) (ronr the present two bOoh into four Beginning in Novem t;er. l!J8ll the new ahfinme nl for COU/ll) yr•llow p<tf.:l'!. v. ill ht· SA NT A AN/\ S N VIOI! arl V<'rl1 :.cr s sn Cui.ta M c i.u Ne wport Reac·h. Irvine. Tu!)un and Santa An a OH/\NGE C.:01\ST SO lJTll Laf una Htlls, M1si.1o n Vwjo, L<1guna N 1gul'I , S an J11a 11 Capistrano. Cup1..,trano Beach, Dana Point and San.Clem ente ANAHE IM Gurd<'n <;rove-, Anaheim, VI iia Park. Orange and Silver&do F ULLERTON· f'ullert.on. La Palma, Cypress, Buena P1.rk , La Mirada, Brea. Pla l'enlia and 'I 11rt>a l.tndd Counl> white ,,.,ge books will not lw 1·ha.n~wd I' .ic1f1l· 'I l•lt'phon1· made the f l''IUt'St for th1• \pltl tO the <'.t11rorn1a Public I 't1l1lJel) Com 1111,st<m C'la11mng the· nev. dirt'<' toru:s will be less bulky rmd rnori• convenient for c ustomen. A l"l o, Pa< 1f11 T••lt•phon•· of f1c1al., sa id 1'ounty bus inesses .Jr{' growinr( \O fu\t that the CIU' n·nt yellow pages are expanding h\ Is perc1·nt per year and the hoiJkS Wlll soon expand past the ptinter 's binding cBpac1ty Tht· comriany·.., requci.l wa.., .1pprnw>d Tul•sda)' No C'hangeb will be made tn ,~·ll ow puges s er v ing West Or;1nge County and Laguna Bt>&c h aroa custo me rs wh<1 are .,i-rved by General Telephone INTRODUCING TllE: .. KNOXVJU..Z, T.an. <AP> - Nine ftrdllbten and a •bertlr'• deputy have been arrffted followiq U.. a«11aaUona ol a woman who..,.. the wu raped by 25 to JO ...,. at a e1ty fire at. Uoa, autborities tald. Dlatrict Attorne7 Geaeral Ronald Webster aald the KDox· ville ftnllpten were arrwtect WednHday on various aea cbar1•. The deputy wu ebu1ed wltJa aldtn1 and abetUq rape and waa 1uapended from duty upon hit arrest. We"beter said. 8beritt Joe J enklna aald be bu not de· clded wbetber tbe auapemioa will be wtt.h or without pay. Knoxville Mayor Randy Tyree uld a decision oa whether Lo awspend t.he flrefl&bten will not be made until later thla week or tbe nm ol next week. T wo firemen we re among alx depa rtment s upervit:0ra put on paid leaves of a bsence Aug. 2S a fte r o fficia ls began an in- veatlgatlon into the wo man's charges Police repor ts quo te the woman as saying she was picked up aft.er wor k by the sheriff's deputy Aug. 21 and take n Lo the rare hall, where she was Ued to a bed for 18 hours and raped by 25 to 30men W ebster said th e n ine fl refight.en arnsled re present the m e n t he wo m a n cou ld po111llvely identify . He said an mvesUgation is continuing and more fi refighters could be a r rested later. Vp a Tree? Human, Si; Feli11e s, No llunllnRton Beach flremen no lonR"r n.~<·ue cal.'! from trPf·'>. liut tht·) v.111 n•M'Ul' Pl"Oplt• who j(Ct lhcrn:.1•lves oul on a hmb C'1 l \ h rl'flJ(htt•r W1·1ln•"id uy plu1 k1•d ,1 t1·•·n il~t· i.:1 rl from J t•ut•alyptuo; t n ·1· 111 h1•r ,.,1m mn<lort-l"art'lt' nt·1 ~htJ'irhood 1 hl') '><tld "he ~•Jl Mur k aboul 40 Ccet up the trtW. which ~he beg an climbing with the nolJon or ca rv1ng he r 1nil1als In the l runk Firemen fi rst respooded lo the 5 p m call for help with a con \ 1·nt1on al f1rc r11~ht1nR rtR It v. J ..,n 't tall cno ut(h, :.o th1·y r :t llf'd out lhP 1·1ty·!. s norkel lrU('k , v.hJeh IS UM:d fur (1~hlJO't fin·., in h1 ~h pluc1·\ And Corn·.., 1 u111.: tr~"t.<(J pe<1ple Thl' ~irl \4 J.,n°I hurt. r1n·mcn 'i31d Hwitin~on School Mtttin~ Cancel~d H unt1ngton Beach ·s Occ11n View School D1Hlrict Bourd of Trust~ has canceled lli. re· gularly scheduled Oct. I session. School S uperinte nden t Dale C'oogan said several trus tees wtll be unable to attend that ses sion. The board has substitul· ed a special meeting for the following day, Oct. 2. at 7 JO p m al dis trict headquarters, 16940 B St .. ffuntington Reach Ed~on Electric Packet Finally, D Ff'IELD YACHTS of Cotta Meta baa joined forces with t.be most classical bay launch e ver buJlt. The beauty or a bygone era grought back to life in conjunction with the rt:llabWty ol electric power. Deposlta for orders are now belDJ taken for the aew Edison electric packet. The COMMODORE model package I.Deludes : packet hill with ne w spacious Interior, all natural brome deck hardware. teak trim, fall 1uM'eY top with tauel•, clear curtalnl. coekplt cusblonfl, fuJJ cover, carpet, teak bar, stereo, full electric propulsion 1y1tem, wheel steering, bilge pump, running lights. electric horn, dock Une1. f enden, antl·foul hottom paint. palnt name and CF numbers. Owner'• ebolce of colors. Introductory price: 112.500. Come aee thR world'.\ onl11 aol4r ~red ball ku.mch at the l..fd.o VWa ge "IN Tiff: WATER BOAT SHOW" ~t1,mbeT 24th through the 30th . ,--.n .. -.. ~-----' I I ~ --.-/ I ' ------- '. .. _ _.I_,) ---------------'-------------- DUFFIELD YACHTS, • W. 17&11 SVMt, Coe&• Me11,CA nm <714) MS-t711 4 , .... _;-_ CALIFORNIA Pollutiota ¥i.-tim .... .,,,.,,.-. SACUAMt.:Nfu (AP~ The <'allfonda Air Resources Board r~porta It.a approval ol the fint two of aan MllllclpaU.-d "muy'.' IMO model clleactl automobiles for u le In the 1\ate -the Volkawaaseo l\abblt and Duber. Uoaro 1poke1man BUI Sessa aaid Wednelday tiMI ARB la test,. ma cll~l Clll'a Crom three other rnanu/acturen. The approval ot 1wvcraJ more modela ia expected In lhti next few weeks, be nid. St;H,8A SAID m an interview thut lhe board, wblcb makes and pohce1t the nation's atricU!st an· lH•mog reguJaUons, is trying to lay to rest "an lmpresais>n by a lot uf ~le that we're again.st diesels being sold here." He said those rumors were probably started by the auto in- dustry ln efforts to pressure the board Into les:s -strict anti-smog standards. "But obviously we are not trying to k eep diesels out." he said. Sess3 also quoted General Motors as saying that by 1985, it expects 25 percent of Its produc - tion nationwide to be diesel powered. l.y nclt(• W1 ll1;1m s. ('al1forn1a llumcine Officer. holds a net <·ont:.J1n1rtl.! :i du<'k '>lw n ·scu1·d from polluted waters of the south1•rn • '>lu:1rn•:-. of ~an r 1 ;mcisco Dav An untrcau.:d SCW<tj!I' "PJll h<t'i l'iJUV•d protJll-ms for frldflnC Jjfc: t1nd threat1·ns \\:tlf•rlowl 1n lhc• s<1uthcrn portion of the bay T H"; ARB <:llllmate1> lhal al ll'<.11>t 40 .000 diei.cl powered pa:.scn~er curs will be sold 10 C'al1forn1a ne xt y trnr. with .., l l' a d y :. J I t• :. 1 n c r c a '> e :. t hPrcafl.er Cable Cars Dormant 106-year-old System Judge d Unsafe SAN f'H"N('I'..,("() lf\l'J r.1kl.' 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'ft 1111'.Jtl' I•''"' I I ;w ~" ..... , .. ff• r wunl, .. she s111d. "It m ean" that I 'm frN: lo l.1k1· tht: l>u11, go to Roedini: J';1 tk anti cat al any rt:slaurant. '' Jn Uw 1h:r1:.1011 rclt dst•d Wt!dnci.day. the ~P pe3ls court dad nut :-.u v u Judge rould not use lht• map anymore· n11· ruling affcctNJ onl y one condl· t1on of lh<• prulJ41l1on and :..ud n1Jth1ng to prevent the Ube of the map, offi cial::. :.aid T tlf: JlJSTICF.S :iugAc~lt.'<1 th•· proballon rules be modJf1ed lo iwt rcasonoblc hour.., dunng which t1mc lhObe on probation 1·oul<l go 1nt.o lhl' anlcrd1ct· ed areas 1 l'>t! of u s1wc1(1c list of plu<'l!S the probu- t1oner c1tnr1ot go into was abo .suirnc'>ll!d Wrote 11lcadcd t:utlty to '><>IH:1tmg an act of prostitution on Nov. 14 , 1978. Jn grnnung probat ion, Presiding Murucipal Court Judge /\ Dennis Caelon gave her a copy of the m ap LNG Site Trn11s11 0H1 caa b :,1.11d lhe :oal ety problems were "" pcn:a.'>1V1· th1·y could no loru:cr be put off unul a twu year ~huldown scheduled for !:.ate J98J The compll't•• renovation could CO!>l $41 m 1Il10n CURRENTl.V, Pl.l\NS CALL for two of the 1·1ty s three l1n1·:-. to 1.w out of ser vice for at letisl seven monthi. wh1l1· they urc hmughl up to safety ... 1and:.mts The third J1n1•. which serves Cu1Jforn1a Street. could r<.'OJ>t!n an a month "There isn't any question an my mind that 1t is n 't a s:1fc '>YStem," :.aid Oral Moore, chief 1·ng1neer of Lhc Public Utility Commission and the man who rl'(:ommcnded the shutdown Tuesday "The whole :.y:.tem is antiquutt d .. We've been patchlng and putching and patching aod 1t JUSl won't patch anymore," said Municipa l Railway 1nsp<'Cl0r Gilbert Repp P U(' DIRE('TOR Richa rd Sklar left for Wa:.h1ngton W1-dn1•sduy to discuss funding with f<.odcral Clfftcaals Th e system was declared a na- tional historical landmark ln 1964 T he three rickety lines, basicall y unchanged '>tn<'I' llf13. t:arry more than l:S m1lhon pa1>sengers :1 y1·ar 70 Jx 'rf'<'nl of them toun:.t:. Jam par k1'i.l day and 111ght. the frail vehicles '>N· a yt•ar'x u't' t•v(•ry 45 days according to one "xpcrt'1> 1•sl1mi.1tr· They b1•comc incr easingly vulnerable to hrf'akdown as the number of trained rabl~·rar rni·rhani<'s dwindle and it become::; more dtffll'ull to fan<l m·w part<. Cupcake Bene/ it Ruled Out by PT A . SAN FRANCISCO CA P J Students at Plcus~.nt H1ll F.lemcnwry School have found out how lhe cupcilkC c rumbles -the lBBly sweets were dropped from fund rnai.ing plans by the Parent Teachers /\ssoc1at1on Al issue waf. the PT A's plan to drop its tradi- tional method or ra1s1ng funds by fi ve "Cupcake Days" dunng the school year. They didn't want cu pc a kt· 1> ;i It•.., he ca u 11 c they are ba d for youngst,•r.., Dul labt week the children rebeUed. carculat· ing pctJtions and c<.1rry1ng placards reading "Kids Crave Cupcukes " So a formal debate was scheduJed on Wednesday Only two sixth-grade youngsten; 11howcd up to face about 75 mothers The mothers won. Gains OK Indians Vow Point Conception Fight LOS ANGELES CAP) The FederaJ Energy RegulatDry Commission has tentalivelv aooro~ed conatructlC1n of a bquefled naturaJ gas Port 1tl Point Conceptjon. but Indian raghL<j activists vow lhev willfightthcdec1s1on ''all the way " Approval or the site for LNG shipment.a from Alaska ls not official until the commission issues a formal decision It did not indicate when I.his mi1ht \Me place However , govern · uunt. s pokeswoman ( :cw-r-'rrV ) 'Barbara Klng, ln an· -~f /1 .1 CJ • nou.nclng tbll "decision ...,_ --------· ta ortac:lple" Wednesdft)', 1afd that tM commt.aston tootr no action on a cornpanJoo proposal to Import LNG 111 from Jndopeala through t.hc same loce· Uon. Oii f'leW 8111•t 1'111• On~ LOS A.L.AMOS (AP) -A heater belni u.aM to llelp ltQue(y thick crude oil durlnc unlo1d1n1 wu tllaraed tor an oil fi eld cxpl08lon and tire tbat killed one man. melted five huce oll storage t.anll:a Dd blacken~ six a cres of bruab. Vld« Ramires , a ~year-old truck driver, .... J ... WednOldly ln a Fresno hospital from .... -...ned Jn tho blut and day long fire at tM Um. ()II otblon lease, 15 mllte IOUtheaat ol ......... ••••• .,_,. l••tte Ad.,••rt-1 IACRAMENTO (,\P) A M1Y acbool voucher inlUaUve that wouJd abolis h public schools and Jet students study at home If they could pus an achievement teat m ay be circulated for signatures, says the s tate attorney general's of. fice. The "per formance voucher" plan, which would award a student $2,000 for puaing a erade- level teftt, wu cleared for drcUlation Wedneaday NlllM Plll•f Dlsp••~ 8eli. SACRAMENTO (AP> -Gov. Edmund Bron Jr. says he never promlMd a ll"OUP of union l~aders that he would drop bl.I oppoalUon to tbe Dlablo Canyon nuclear power plant. The Democrat.le aovernor'a comment• Wedneeday directly cont.r..Uet.d a 1tatement by Dean Cofer, bu1lne11 man11er of l!lectrtcal Workers Local 1M5 ln Walnut Creek. CoterltOOd by bls accowit. of a three·bour private meetin1 .\UI· 21 Ln the p. emor'a office ln whJch IMt aald Brown pro- mised he wouJd not try to prevent the openlftl. u.ra.,, E•11•••••• Dele•tetl LOS ANOELSS (AP) -The ett.y coundl b.u killed a cootroveniaJ plan to renovate and npud \.he downtown library, luvtn1 =al~ ot wbet to do about t.he 50·year-old unr91Glvtd after 13 Jeat1 ol 1tudy and ..,_., ·Tbe coundl'1 aeUoa W1dllrd11 •aed •~ ,ean ~ llltelwlv. wen -... ........, • llllllle 1cbeme wblch wM ... n u .,,., ... .,.. to buildtn1 • new main library. ARB CbatrwomaD Jlary Nichols s aid In the atatemeot, "Oleaets ~u·e valued for their ex. c_,llent fuel ·economy. Our ap proval 1bow1 they also can meet our slate's air polluUon atan· dard11, which are t he most strln1ent ln the world.'· The b oa rd sa id lb e Volkswagen Rabbit sedan and Dasher sedan and station wagon meet it.a emlaslon atandarda "by a wide margin" and get 40 to -i5 mJles per gallon lo the city It said they offer the nation's ~.~r TT. 1979 111 DAIL v r1LOT A~ firal JO.year.. 100.000·mlfe war- r:;nl y for antl·amoe ayatem1a, compared to th e 5-year . S0,000.mile guarantee required by 11tate and federal law. Ms . Nichols said that the Volk11wagem1, In exchange for the long-wrm warranty and ex- tra drtvablllty. will be allowed to emit slightly more pollution when they are new. .. Evenf though the emission standards ar e initially s lightly relaxed for car m ak ers who pro vade long-term warrant.Jes. they reduce more pOllution ov~r the total U/e of the car than the !ilalc's conventJonal standardb," 11heu1d. Teat data s howH thut most cars exceed the standard after only 20,000 to 30,000 mtles, with lar ger 1ncrease11 in emission~ after 50,000 males. But u JO .year, J00,000-mile warranty ext ends the au tt> .. make r 'i; r u po n sihility for • maintaining and g uarant.eein1e the perform<.ince or the anti· s mog systems, she said EXIRAYAG A SAYE UP 10 63%! Diamonds crri¥ed from N~w Y ortc C~ too late to b~ inc&..ded in our recent $1,000,000 DIAMOND SALE -W e hon mounted hundreds of diamonds in beautiful white and ieUow qo&d e-arrincj~. WE BOUGHT RIGH T Take od¥antoqe of Supe-r Savinqs TODAY -Comport' oor prices with any oth.r iewe-lfl' in OratteJe County -As you'll find out. our prices defy comparison. Take a p~ at this partial fist of our t>orrinqs -but HURRY, at these pric•s they wOft't tent! MUMIU DISC•lf'flOH ---140? 46 c.t T W ~oc...-rw- 7'J Cl T W 20 Cl T W DfSGatr'TK>~ c' T • (, . 'VI (' . ' .. 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Orange Cocnt Darty Pilot ~~it~~..._, ~~~~ ....................................... R•o•oo•r•1•N•.W•eed ... tP•u•b•lis•he•r .... T.hom .. ••t•K•ee•v•l•l/•E•d1 .. tM ~.. U'.-..a r-'.:D. Thu~ • ..,..,,_ber rl. 1'79 Bart>ilre·t<relbl<h/Edltorl .. Peot Editor \ . Reports ol udllUt' punk rodr att.eu cm •wlttlq dtbw wt Da1aJo.baired ~ m"'= U.IDMlvm to abock otMn bave be8l drnLladq Hunttnstoa Be.acb ID recmt daya. A.llo m•lna the ""'8111 an ~ from lMfl·•I• punt,.....,. wtio ~lalm U.,'we become tbe public'• Jat.t SC&JI ... for biwTe aDcl vtoimt ldivtty. ~eral dtlam c1a1m &bl1've become IO alarmed by tbe flld they've formed tW.r own ll'OUP9 to protect their neipbortaoodl. At a NC'mt ~unity m11•m1 oe aeil1lborbood •iolence. police tnlonned rmktmta bow they couad make cltir.ens' arreata Md bow far they could ao ln restralnln1 au.peeled offeaders. At the same meeunc. aevft'al sell-proclaimed punk rockers i.nsi.lt.ed mott Dunk rana aren't-vlolept. They aald Police and long balnl (wbom they call h1ppJes) barus them. "Wt!'re just into mmlc," said one splked·h.alred youth. "I even go lo church and I don't hurt anybody. even myself." Police believe tbe punk problem in Huntincton Beach 1s exaggerated and violence can be attributed lo a few more extreme performers. It was only a few years ago that long·baired teen· agers were being held up as symbols of the nation's dee· adence. Now a tiny handful o{ a much s maller group of pro· testers against the system is being viewed with alarm. We don't see them as much of a problem to anyone. They'll go away soon enough. Policy S t retched PoUcy is only that -policy. It can be bent \n special cases and, really, is only a guideline for corporalk>ns, bus inesses and public agencies. The Huntington Beach Union High School District boa rd or trustees stretched one or its policies about a tenth of a mile Tuesday night. The board unanimously agreed to send a school bus 2.9 miles to transport one student residing in Huntington Harbour lo and from school. District policy provides transportation for f'tudents who live three miles from school. Because or parental objection in the Huntington Harbour area, the board gave in to demands for a bus to serve the area at a district cost of SJO a day. Mort· than the one student -who lives 2.9 miles from Marina HJgh School -will be served as a result, of course The hoard indicated that any Huntington Harbour studc·nt wishing to walk lo where the bus stops can ride. T h(· obvious question arises: Where should the three· mile ltm• be drawn in other district neighborhoods where bus ing has been curtailed for a lack of funds, idling 30 of 50 dbtrict buses'! Haste Makes Waste When developer Frank Mola appeared before the Huntington Beach Planning Commission for permission to build 224 condominium units, he r an into a little trouble. . It seems the city claims he scraped off the 14 acres -11ear Bolsa Chica Street and Warner Avenue without a .i:ity grading permit. Planning commissioners then learned the area might h ave been a "gold mine," archaeologically speaking. ~ They ordered Mol a to seek archaeological advice before attempting to grade again. But an archaeologist reported that Mola 's grading and that of the military dur· i.ng World War II had made any historical finds at the site 'J>retty impossible. -Mol<A is scheduled to go back to the Planning Com mission torught. llLc; project is somewhat reminiscent of Avco Com· munity Developers' battle to develop the Laguna Nicuel t•oastal area back in 1972. The firm allegedly graded around the clock in a try to push the project far enough along to be exempt from con· 1 troversial Proposition 20, the coastal initiative. It took seven years, court battles, tons o{ public rela· lions and a reduction in the number of units to be built before the Avco project finally was authorized this year by the South Coast Regional Coastal Commission. Early commissioners took exception to the hurry-up grading and shut down that project. We hope Mola considered that case before dipping a blade mto his Bolsa Chica site. • Opinions expressed In the space above are those ot the Daily Pilot Olher views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists, Reader commont is invited. Address The Daily Pilot. P.O. 1 Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642·4321. Boyd I Fortified Booze ByL. M. BOYb Im aginalive m edlcoes have suggested that vitamin Bl -thiamin -be added t.o ltquor in all the c:U1t.1Uertes. They say this would wlpe out a widespread dbeue known ' as We rnicke -Koraakoff 1yndrome. It's whal make. alcoboUcs contused, forcettul and uncoordinated. Fortlfy. I' lnl Uquor with the MMGU&I 81 would not J\alt cul down I I I t ' I •S-t Dear -Gloomy Gll8 the prevalence but actually eradlcate the disease they claim. A New Medco sclenUat contends he bas developed a sort of chicken that lays lwo eus a day. Now be'• tryln1 to ncure out how to m ... breed those bard·wor king Wbat you and I call •'an on· ly child" la referred to 1tmp. ly 11 ·•an ODly" by tbe ••- pert a. And tbose experts wuted to flnd out .t.at sort ol aouple. ... IDOllt llkeb '° prodDCe ~ ODlJ. 8o tlie, compaWt..aed a fot ol f~ Pareau of oalJ•, tb•r learMd. heqomt.IT are cmr IO before the babJ 11 bom. Tb•r••• been married far 1on1er tban the av.race tOU· pie • tba time. ol the ftnt babJ. ADd from lO to • per· ceat of tbem were .......... ..,.. Tlaert'ia_..eoloara .. ,.. ...... .............. .,, ..... " .. ... -···· ...... . WASHINGTON -Und er ftlMral lftv•UaaUon from two 1kle1, Kamllton Jordan bu been portrayed u a dllorderly. fun· lovta1 fellow wbo peen down blCMAI•. tpor19 parttnc Uekets by UM clouna and IDOrtl cocalne al wUd PAtt*. Ue hu abo beeo atcuaed In the Robert Vesco UI ot eehemin& wilb cllltepula· ble confederates loward im· pro~renda. The haraaaed While House alraw bo111 has rougbl back, brlatllq and a11reutve. He bu denied vehetnently that hu bas ever partaken o f illegal 4ru1s or that he had any knowledge or the con aplracy to tu the Vesro case. But in a sodety accustomed to Instant, intens1 vc media cov- era.ie ol celebrities embroiled In public disputes, he can't seem to escape the spotll~ht. Associates say he sometim es becomes despondent and listless, despair· Ing or the battle but not knowing how to end 1l l«°JNCM lfr t\t\~\ rims " Mailbox The accu aatton1 aca•nst Jordan. Meanwhile. keep bub- bltnc up. He bu now been ac· e\&ffd ot IDllf'lnl cocaine not on· ly al a New York dlKOtheQue but at Beverl y Hilla part.let. Tbe White Houle bu responded by dltparaclnc the witnesHS. ONE OF the mall damacinl wltoesaes la Barry Landau, a man·•bout·lilanbaltao. wbo 1ub-m ltted a nve-page handwritten affldavtt on the New York lncl· d e nt. lie h ad e ncountered Jordan al Studio 54, a chic d.W:o, where the , White Jfous~ aide ''said he wanted to see where the famous basement ceves were and If he could obtain some cocaine," 1tttesled Landau. The White House dismissed Landau as irresponsible. called his affidavit a "concoction" and claimed Jordan didn't even "know lhe man. Yet the day after th& alleged coke-snorting, Jordan arranged for President Carter to i.end a telegram al Landau's behest lo a potentiaJ client he was courtinJC The tele gram, sent in care of Landau, con gratulated acl reu Luci Arnaz on her opening tn "Annie Get Your Gun " Landau's personal papers. which th e lnvest11atton h11 dredeed up, reveal be wu on a first•oame bUll with other Carter lnUm1tes. The papen In· elude a diary reference to a breakfut with firs\ l ady Roaalynn Carter, a handwritten thank-you letter from the preal· d ent'a molber, Lllllan Catt.er, and a friendly letter from tbe pre1ldent'a aiater, Gloria Cart.er Spann. THE DIA.aY showa that Land.au, accompanied by actress Ruth Warrick, bad breakful wltb the fint lady on April 30, um. The White House aclmowledged the visit but described It as "a ten· minute courtesy call." The letter from Mias Lillian, dated Oct. 3, 1977, Is addressed to both Warrick and Landau. .. Dear Ruth and Barry:· 1l begins, "You know how dis· oriented I am. How lovely of you both to provide me with the love- ly llowers . . and all that great food." THE LETl'ER from Glona, dated Oct. 31, 1977. 1s addrcsi.ed to "Dearest Barry" and signed "Love. Gogo" The president·:. sister 1s known among intimates as "Gogo." ~ F£1JT10NS r ~la n I I . Landau's penonal notes a1lo Include a reference to the Shdo 54 Incident. The ootatlon It.tel cryptically : ''Ham. 54 .• .'C'. Landau has told investtsat.on that the "C" refers to Jorda'• request for cocaine. The Wb.lte HOUie dentab ln the Vesco cue are abo betl'"""" to come unravelled at e edaes. The grand jury foreman In· vestlgaUne lbe scandal, Ralph Ulmer, has accused the Carter administration of ·:dupllclty, " "manlpulatJon" and "coverup." He tried unsuccessfully to re- sign as "a protest against the presideot's -reluctance to tall., the stepe called for by the in· vol vement or his own aides." The aides, Hamilton Jordan and Rlehard Harden, are bud· dies of Spencer Lee IV of Albany, Ga .• who a ccepted Sl0,000 a nd w as promised millions more for pulling strings in the While House to help Vesco. Lee also traveled to Cos ta Rica. N assau and Was hington m Vesco's behalf. IT HAS B EEN established that Lee spoke to Ha rden about the Vesco fix. Hut J ordan hu sworn that he bad no knowledge or th(' conspiracy. fie has been upheld in this hy his two friend.'I, Hard<.'n and Lee. who insist that they n1•vpr once breathed lhe r11tmf" or the financial fugitive lo Jordan Yet all the while. the three c;1•org1an-. wen· a~ clo!>e, says fr1t-nd~. a.-. "three raccoons in a ~ollow lo~ " They politicked toi.:<'lh1•r. partied together, pl.a) Nl t1·nn1s tog ct her Tht· f-Bl has obtained notes in """<'''.., h..indwnttn~. wh1C'h re· r1·r I ll ,1 lt•l t•pllUn(! l&lk With .lor•l..11). I A~· pl:.iccd the caU for W J 'h1 11rtr.m rlurrn~ the Carter 1na111•111 ,1l 1111 Jan 20, 1977, and 11111 .l11rcl.111 or1 th" line. said \I 'i f} I\ "'' n ·t.1n . <i1·rolyn llobb:-., ;i I " hd., 'worn undl·r oath that 't11· l \ pt'41 .rnd malled a leUcr lrnm ,,..,. 111 .lorrfan ahout the \ '''''" '"''" Shi· wa' dl"scrih<'<J ti' .1 h tJ!h .111 ... 111 1• IJ1•partml'nl of· f1 r1.il ;1 .i 1 rc·d1hh·· w1tnc~s. 1111 llJrt. mt«1nwhil1•. was M> anx1•JU' t11 d1~a'>"x.·1att• himself rrom tht• Ve'lco case that he told r1·porh•r-. that FBI a~cnls had not 1·H·n ~UL'Sllont•d him about \'<'"<''' Thi-. turned out to be un tru1· I W..t"> thinking 1n contem· por;inc•ou:-. term~:· he explamed' aftt'r ht• v.a.'> cau~hl lying. What Ever H a ppened to L itter L a ws? To the Edit.or: My wife and r were appalled at the amount of litter that has accumulated on our streets and particu.alrly our stale and na· Uonal highways. We drove up yesterday from Newport Beach t.o Long Beach on \he Pacific Coast Highway. There was enough litter s trewn on the side or the bJghway t.o put 1everal thousand people on welfare t.o work per manently. WHE&E IS the hlghway majn. tenance department? Are they striking for more wages and other benefits'> Are they on vacation? Is there a moratorium on clean-up? Is Adriana pohlick· ing or what? Besides thi.-s, what about the $500 fine for l~ltering? H as the $500 fine been smipended or vot· ed out? There is a solution. Let's put all our pri..sonen1 in various city and 1tate pri so n s t o work and clean up this mesa. Let's pay the m lbe mln!mum hourly wage which I believe ia around '2.90 per hour. Thi• will be the beat money ever spent. In addition, let's enforce the $500 Ut.tering fine by putllng the violator to work to vuy off his fine by receiving the same minimum wage. Here'• to a clean Callrom1a from the ground up. L . JOHNSON' •'-re Deebto• To the Editor: For yeara AminoU hu caaual· ly dumped oU waatn on U acree of tbe BolH Cilka wetlands. Ve1etatm atnaa!et alonplde pool• of oil tba\ atretch for acne. '!be dumping baa been doDe by a eoaipany with no re- 1ard for the eavlrooment. On Sept. 20 t.b• 1tate Wa\411' Re1ourcea Control Board cletland tbat &be area u.aed by AmlaoU for a dump 1lte l• MD1ltiw weUand babttat. Witb lbe tao.rd'• .-&Uv• deelaioo iD , • ..,. of tba .......... babltat ol tb• area rntoratton i• aow poeaibll for the 1tt.e. and down the coast can feed and nest in the Ilolsa ChiC'a Restoring BoL<;a Chica to ilS former stutc will take the com· bined efforts of government agencies, the landowners of area and the public. The board's re· cent decision is a st.ep lhal lS definitely In the right direction. DAVE HALL To the F.dit.or Have you ever wondered what happens to the dogs in the animal shelters that you run stories on'> llopcfuJly &X-'<>ple fall in love with those pictures or s kinny dogs with big eyes star· ang at them. like I did. On June 2. 1979 you ran a story about a te mer that did tricks. lie jumped and spun around like a ballet dunccr so his name was Barry. after the ballet dancer. U you had been in an animal shelter for eight months you'd do a lot of jumping and running t1round in circles too! Well. Barry la now making his rounds ln Costa Meu. I've lad him sine a week alter the arti· cle came out. He's still running 1n circles. Dul the circles keep gettinR bigger anct bigger and I consider that u revelation. One day he might. walk a straight line. Good things come from those little articles! Barry lhanu you and so do I. FRANKi GROGAN l flfeCkEffte'• To the F.dltor: NBC'• "Wb.lte Paper," Sept. 4, WH a Warninl ot WIT, If D0t a declaratk>o ol it. I\ finally ad· mltted that oil ll tbe lifeblood ol tnduatriaUntlon, You cannot drain It or llow tta now wltbouf mortal damaae to the Mart ol tbe economy tbal pump• lt tbrou1h th• arteri•• of In· duetriali.led aauona. Tbey repeatedly 1howed the buce ol1 tanken putln1 throUCb the vulnerable Stralta ol Hormua, the UDrtll PllJ*U•ted by the srMd ot tboM ftlbUDI for tbe re- warct. from Liie Dlack IOld lY1nl under tbe Middle Salt NDdl ana t.bepolltieal uareetlt WM caUliQa . .. TBBY DID not HJ lf Ute motbll'I UJbll • u. ,,..,.. ot UMl.r -............... w IOM kWICl,bJ Ult Alb ol Ina. .. ·""' or the mothers of Kurd1.Sh sons recently executed by the soru. or Iran's revolutionaries But surely we will cry over the Rrav~ or our sons when their blood soaks the sands or Arabia to re place the 011 we h<1v f' become so dependent on. while our bm:ts fly free m the clear view over our own oil laden shores. that the en vlronmen taliat.s saved just for tbem Our government's 1dtollc edicts of destruction of our 011 self s urticiency surpasses those of the ereatesl of despots. GOLDIE J OSEPH a.air~~ To lhe Editor· I would like to respond to the letter by Ellen Moran (Mallbox. Sept. 23). I disagree with her. By what form of measure does s he decide there Is a Limit to aid mg the needy, such as the boat people? And on what sort or principle does she base wasting her energy and Ume worrying about them "laking jobs from our own people"? She should ask herself whose job she is laltlng and how she and her family came t.o America. I AM PROUD and thankful lhat some warm -h earted Americans bad the 1ood senae to take advanta1e o f lhe tr righteous urges and d o 1omethine t.o help the boat peo. pie. Thankful that tbey spread -· •' hope. in a world of disasters Bravo. Amen caru.' I applaud :your compas:.1on and altruistic action~ I <'all now ror an encore, plcaM· • MICllELE PRICE Fonda'• l•pa~t To th<> F..<htor : Lt.•l no one be delud<."<1 conei!rn· ing Miss Fonda By broadcast· 1ng anll·war propaJ?anda from the enemy capital during the Vietnam W<1r , s he certainly ~av~· ;11d and comrort to the C'nemy If you are in doubt about wh at that denote:., I urge you to look up the word t raitor in the d1ctwnary Ry casting doubt, s he and nthc·rs ltkt' her undoubtedly weakened our resolve lo win and. in doing so. very probably prolonged the war and cont.ribut· ed to the deaths of many who did not need to die had we fought the war with rirm and unstinting purpose. HOW MANY more millions will die under the despicable Hanoi regime is a ny body's guess. Had we fought to win, this need not have happened. Un· fortunately. many or those to blame for our loss sllll carry much Influence with our go~em· ment. It appears they will carry us further down the path t.o t.olal degradation. • '* If the object l5 to surreod« to save our youth, then perh•PI we sh ould have s urre ndere• to Hiller and Tojo prior to WWD. U we had, my cto.eat friend and several of my high &cbool bud· dies might be alive today. Perhap1 they are luclcJ to have been spared lbe vlew ah--. degradation of lb• United \ Sta tea, once· reapected for lta power and lt.s will to prtlltett treedom, now bereft of lta ..... or lnternaUonal reaAfDiltiWty and prey to the ICOl'D and COD· templ of all naUoDI. ,._ J .W. a&ID ------------· --·---._ --·---· ------. . _:._ _________________ .... _.. ------------. ' " 't'eur BomeJow•. &.d-"'"' Dally Newspaper \ VOL. 72, NO. 210, 3 SECTIONS, .. PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1979 J • . Russ Off Japan I Troops Said Occupying Islands i TOKYO <AP) -A U.S. t.n · the four Islands, which have been held by the Sov1ets since the closing days of World War JI . the Japanese de fense ol · f1cials said t telllceoce report says the Sovtet Union baa a division-size force of l 10,000 to 1.2,000 troops on lour • islands claimed by Japan 40 miles oft tbe northern Japanese coast, Defense Agency ofCi~ials reported today. Foreign Ministry sources said J apan would file a formal pro- test with the Soviets if the report is confirmed. One official said the Defense Agency "agreed there was in- r or m ation that there was a possibility of Soviet troops m Sbikotan." According to the U.S. informa- tion. up to 2.000 additional Soviet \ troops h a ve arrived on the island of Shikotan. bringing to Prime Ministe r Masayoshi Oh1ra said today the report had not been verified. but said "ap· pro priat c" diplomatic s te ps would be taken if it 1s con· firmed. He spoke to reporters • 10,000 to 12.000 the total force on l I t Vitamin Loses I[ BosrON <A P ) -A study in the New England J ournal of Medicine says that despite earlier promis· C No Cure for Cancer f ing results. la rge doses of vitamin C will not cure t cancer. l' Researche rs at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester. Minn .. tested_ vitamin C on p(!tie nts with advanced cases of cancer. They concluded. "We were una ble to show a therepeutic benefit of high-dose vitamin C treatment." ~ In the study. published in today's Journal. 60 peo- ple took dally doses of JO grams of the vitamm. and t 63 received s ugar pills. People in both groups typically survived for seven weeks An carher s tudy conducted in Scotland found I that cancer patients who took vitamin C survived an I avcr agC' of 36 weeks longer than other people afflict· ) ed with lhe disease. t --~~~~~~~~~~~-- Judge Says to Halt I Justices' Salaries S AC RAMENTO (AP ) A Babich's preliminary tnJUOC· Superior Court Judge ordered t1 on could a ffect paychecks due st ale Supreme Court justices' to be ma lle d to the seven salaries cut off today. saying lhe Justices Fnday. said Susan Un court is unconstitut1onally hold· derwood. a deputy attorney mg cases longer than 90 days general who represented . state without ru1inl'(. Controller Ken Cory. Ile 1s the Judge Joseph Babich made defe ndant because he dispenses J the ruling in response to a suit stale pa~checks by the Law and Order Campajgn She said ~f the decision is ap· Committee. which said the court pealed, a tugher court could or- has held 24 cases tonger than 90 dcr the salaries continued . , days -one for nearly four There was no 1mmed1ate word years. <See WAGES, Page A2) The provisions of the stall' , Constitution that s ays j udges : m ay not be paid if cases arc he ld longer t.ha n 90 days after they are s ubmiu ed is based on .. a theory. according to the Bt· ble. that tf you don't work, you don't eat." Babich said Fluor Chief i To Dedicate I ~~: .. ~b~=~= .. lion official J . Robert Fluor II will kick off dedic ation ~ctivities , Friday at 10 a.m. for Saddleback ' College's North Campus in Irvine. t Fluor, vice president or ad· ministration for' drilling services, will give a talk entitled "The Community Welcomes the College." He is tt\e son of J Robert Fluor. chairman, chief executive officer and president of the corpor~Uon. Debate Set On Fitness Of Miller A p ublic d ebate between Or a n ge County Supervis or Edison Mille r and Mic k ey Conroy, president or the Armed Forces Retirees Association of Orange County. will be held tonight at UC Irvine. Topic or the debate, which is sponsored by the Jewish War Veterans of the United States is : •·Edison Miller -Fit for Of. fice?" It is scheduled to begin at 8 p.m. in Room 350 at the Science Lecture Hall. Conroy led a protes t by miUt.ary vet~rans in Santa Ana when Miller was appointed to the board by Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. July 13 . dunng an eledton campaign ap- pearance. Japan lodged earlier protests when the Soviets placed troops or military facilities on the con· tested "northern te rritories" islands off Hokkaido, Japan's northe rnmost m ain island. A spokesm a n for fo rme r island inhabitants today told a news conference 220 members or his group planned an appea l to U N. Secretar y-Genera l Kurt Waldheim for the islands' early return lo J a pan. Spokesm an Mitsuo Yanam1 said they would (See SOVIET, Page A2> Marines Irk lroine Mayor Marine Corµs off1c1als in Washington 0 (' may st ill tlunk Of I rv1ne as a "llltle burg, .. -M ayor David-Sills says. but it's t ime they realized the city 1s a rapidly growing community that ffi:l\' one dav encircle lht: air !>Iii tiori at El Toro Stlb wa" reacting Wednesday to a letter h<' received from base commander Major <:en Joseph Koler Jr. which !:>a11.J the mayor would not be able to meet with the commandant of the Manne Corps when he visits El Toro Friday. Sills had sought the m eet.mg m an effort to discuss with Gen Robert .fl. Barrow issues which have been of concern to the city. particula rly in regard to poten- tial joint commercial av1at.1on use oC the base. land use prat· tices relatin~ to a non-build Line, the proposal for extension of J am boree Road th rough the helicopter air station at Tus tin and t he city's <.·oncern w1L'l Jt:l aircraft noise "I realize that the Cornman dant will have only a ltm1led time availahle to accomplish the many things he may wish to do." Sills had \Hillen Koler .. However. as mayor of the city of ln1ne. 1t 1!> mo~t import<mt that I shart: with the Cornman d;int m~ thinking. positwm. and concerns ·· Kolcr however. told Sills that ·'time does not permit s uch .a meeting during this visit due to a very compressed schedule " Furthermore. the base l'Om - m ander said. Oarrows feels (See MARINE$. Page i\2) Bite Le ads To Sentence NEW YORK <AP> A part· time sociology in~lruc tor has pleaded guilt y to hiting off the end of his estranged wife's nose during a quar rel over custody of two s mall daughters Suprem e Court Justice Irving Aronin said Wednesday he in· te nded to sentence the m an, Marco Mason. 36, to t wo months in prison and the r emainde r of a five-year term on proba tion A divorce s uit is pending be tween Mason and his wife. Katherine . The Oeshy part of Mrs . Mason 's nose was sewn back on tn an eight-hour opera· tion. and only a s mall scar is visible I The Long, Long Wait These arc the hard core variety California t\n~cls fan~ Thc•y s tarted hmng up th1i, mornmg for playoff tickets. which go on ..,;..ilcat9a m !-;aturda~ By8 15there were55 ran~ in the line that will undoubted ly in· e re a~<: 1mmens.ely b) the time the ticket win· t!o"" open..., for tht· Baltimore pennant series. Irvine Board 0 Ks School ,Bond Sale • Emerge11cy Plan Said Trostl•t•s of thi· l n1m· l 'ntfl<.'d S<'h<>ol U1s1 r11·l appro' cd the sail• of S3 :! m1lllon in bond!- Wcdnc.•::.da~ night lo f1nanc:c several school con::.truct1on pro jects. Among the facllllies to be built with the bond funds are Wood· brn1ge High School. Northwood ~I 1dr!lf.' School. :\'orthwnod 11 E I e-m t' n l a r )' S c h o o I J n d Northwood 111 Elcm<•n tary School The lar~C'SI r-hunk of money Sl 5 million "'oulr:I ~o lO\l.ard WoodbndgC' lhgh St'hool con !>trucuon <'O!>L" Off1t1'lls ..,aid two of ft\l' sr-honl prnJects .in· betn~ built outsak thC' :-.I all' :-.C'hr>ol huildin~ program and h.1\1• bct·n pon.1ii1 I} (1nancc..od llUl l)f prCIC-l·t·c1.., or prt•\'1ou..., bond ..,aks Adequate Thl· mon11.·.., ra1:-ed 1n th1' H> Rt\ \.,10ND ESTRADA JR. lates t lJond S:)ll \HJUld l:Omplell• Ott,,. D.,ly Plle1 SW! thest' pro1ecl!> Federal offi cia ls meeting m The board Wedne<;day night San Clemente have s uggested an also approved the htr1ng or lhe • emergency siren syste m be set Los Angelt:s law fi rm of up for usein caseof a misbap at o ·~eh'l'OY and Meyer -. to act a!> thl' ~u.n Onofrr• nucle ar powf'r hond r•1un-.d .tt Jn l'"tlm<lted iJlant coxt of S3,60(1 Hut Dean f\umhtro, a Nuc lear Sale of the SJ 2 m1lhon m Regulatory Commission review bonds ~ill still le;n e the d1stnrt tl'am leader said the c urrent "'th about $6 m11l1on 1n t'me rgen<'y pr ocedures in San .1u1honzed !Jut um.old !Jonds for Clemente and othe r are a~ future prowc·t-. .tround the plant arl' ··ver y ,\ $50 m1lltn11 l.11md ,.,..,ut· v. .s•' -.ound ·· :1µproH';:1der of one of 1nrt tn 1!17~ '-l'\eral !'>I'( man tl'am!'> the NR(' ,,., up tn rn·tl'"' t•mt'rgcncy pro 1 t•dure., at lhl· 11.111nn·-. i2 atom1e Tmvn Center Plans Studied Tonight pnv.t·r plJn\-. f1dlo .... 1ng lht· \l 3 n ·h attldl•nt ;ii thl' Thrct· \tile 1"1anr1 nuekar f.11·1h\v in l't•ons\hunra I\ U n I h I r 11 I 11 I ti S II U t ht• r ll f "Jltforrua Ed1 ..,1in l'o offl c1ab. the operal<>r~ of lht• San Onofn · plant. that San Clementi' of l1t•1ab · ha\P not ... hirkt-'d their rt.>s pons1b1l1t1C'!> 1n establishing ThrCl' c:1l \ panel~ w1 II <;tUd) ftna I plans for thl' df'velopml'nl of thl' Cnl\·l'r!.1ty Town Ct:nlc.·r <:om ml'rc1al area tonight in ,, meeting al c·ity hall Th C' so tallcd Con<'cptual L'rban De!.11?n Plan that the planning, trans portation and rommunll) SC'n ·1r-c <'nmm1i:.s1ons "111 rcne~ al 7 30 p m I!> meant to descnbl' 1n w ritten and (:raphic terms the \'anous pnn- cfpll's, C'ritena and design stan· dards to tX' used 1n developing the commercial are1.1 near UC Irvine T h <' pur pose o f th e tr1 com mission meeting. planners say. is to int roduce these city of fi cials to the town center com· merc1al plan and "establish a forum by which to gene rate any issues. concerns or requests for further study. ·· The urban design plan m ust he approved b y the three city • panels as well as the City Coun· cil before d~vclopment in the University Town Center Planned Commwtity can be completed The Irvine Compan y, de · velopcr of the town center area Jl'ro-. ... from thC' Lt· IT\'lnl' <·am pu~. '"~.., thC' ('on· dt·\ clopmenl 1~ I he kt'.' !>lnnt• nf tht• plannt•1l co mmunity. "'h1ch 1s boundt'd ti) ('uh t'r. l 'ntH·r~rl\' and Campu~ drt\ cs .rnd Ma!>on Reg1on<ll Park So far. toning for tht· an·a ha<; be<'n appro' l'd and '>lit• prc•parn tion work ha!-> been under wa~ for thl' (1n.t rcs1dcnt1al phase of devl'lopment The plans ~ubm1lt<'d for th~ comrnC'rr 1al core area. planners !>a\. include.., both zonm~ and generaJ site plan sections "Upon app roval of t h is package, .. a re port to com· <Stt CENTER . P1ge A2> Gold Price Hits R ecord $395.50 LONDON (A Pl T he pnce of .rn e ml'rgenq plan · · But :"\H<: n •\ ... v. tai.k forcl' r h1l"f Jam<'!> Mtllt•r '>aid pro µos ed new ft'Clcral ~u1dch nes re qu1rC' a .. rapid nol1 f1c atron ..,, stt>m · for a ont• half mile radius around nul'lcar power planh Edison Co offtc1als "<Hd th1: t'ml'rgency "'luatton Kunih1rn "as descnbm14 "might be fa uul · fo:d1son officials said the state park area aro~nd the San Onofre plant 1s eqwpped with a loud s peaker system to warn visitors or any type of em ergency. Comme nts from members of the public were scheduled to be heard bcginmng at tl a.m. to- d ay. ISee NUKE. Paite AZ> Oran"~ Coasl toer-4 ---. ~~ \\'eather College Board of Trustees President Robe rt Price and College President Robert Lom· bardi will also address the de· dieaUon gathering. Musical interludes will be pre· aeoted by a group or North Cam· pus students, faculty m embers and community residents. Wayne High and Mighty gold bullion soared $21.75 an ounce today to a record $395.50 a nd the Ame ri can do lla r s lumped against major Euro pean c urrencies. Gold was fixed in the after· noon by the five leading bullion dealers in London, up nearly $10 from the morning fixing and well above the We doesdMy closing. Patchy low clouds near th e coast incre as ing tonight and early Friday morning otherwise fair through Friday wilh some variable high clouds. Lows tonight in the 60s. Highs Friday in low to mid· 70s at beaches to near 80 inland. Friday's final event is a "Fabulous 40s Swing Era" re- vi·HJ abow that begins af 8 p.m. l in tbe IJ'vine Bowl in Lasuna ~acb. e latest in fall rashloos to Daily Pilot readen to- n Style, a supplement. on C4 toC7. •t mlH the stories and ~ Oraqe Coast. today'• Dally Pilot. • U>rmty Airport Traffic Boosted 16 Percent R'ecent air traveler flgures at John Wayne AirJ)ort -secaad busiest in the United St.ates - show that use by commercial travelers increased by 16 per· cenl in the first eicbt months ol 1979. • Jn round figures, tb•t meant. 1 84 million air travelen flowed l~ and out of the airport from ~anuary tbrough Auauat in um. Jn contrast, durina the same period lo 1978 1.58 million pa11eqers either enplaned or deplaned at John Wayne Airport. The 1taU.Ucal stydy of the alrlM>rtwpprepared~COUll~ government's General Services Agency and reflected continued overall pressure on the airport's public facilities. As pusenier use continued to rise at the airport, so did the number ot automobiles that crowd its parking lots.. • There was an increase or more than 11.000 vehicles jamming ain:)ort parking Iota ln 1979 over 1978, wtth 212,715 cars parked In the lots the first eight months ol 1978. But alr carao carrled by plane. IOinl in and out of John Wayne airport has decreased sl1nlflcanUy over laat year, ..... .. statistics showed. A drop of 33 percent was re- corded in tons of cargo hauled by airplanes so far this year. Although airport spokesmen say the reasons for the decruse ar en't clear, they think it may be tied to the passenger In· crease. "As seats are more fully OC· cupied, there is less capacity for cargo," said Denls Horn, GSA spokesman. "Because there are resUic· lions on both the number of nt1hu and weight carried, then the lncreaae In pa11en1era ml•bt cauee the dJ'O() IJa carto carried." ln Zurich, the metal bit a ~· ord $394.SO, ur from $375 Wednes· day and wel above the prevtou.. Zurich high or $381.SO recorded Sept.20. The dollar, meanwhile . tumbled against leading Euro- pean currencies, dropping below 1. 75 West ~nnan marks abd loaln1 more than 3 cents acaimt the British pound. In London the doUar was quot· ed at. t.5f7~ Swiss francs, down from Ul27 late Wednesday ln lbe Swila ftnanclal center. In London. where the dollar fell 2 cenu a1ain1t Lbe pound Wednesday on heavy Mideast 1ellin1. the slide coatlnued. , ' . - INSIDE TODA 't' A tMOtlinQIA!u U loH to the Karuoa CUy Royall cait't dim Angtfmomo. See atori••. pholoa, Page Bl. ,. • ----------------~---···----------~ --··· OM.Y Pl~OT . ..-....---vt 1'iiiila-c > O P P.(' finance m\n •ltn mffltaa hn• \() d11y fffl the HJ81AI 6ollar it c utttnc thtlr Ctl1 n venun, but a apok man aald they have no tm med\ate plan• \o "w\trl\ th.. c:urrcnry utt"d to act pet roleum pnce1 Held in ·nape H a m id Za h erl , 11poke1man for fl nanr .. mln\8\en ol lhe 0f•anb• Uon or Pt \roleum t:•port ln1 Couotrle•:. said the lfOUP wouJd QJICUll U\et fa lllna value ol tbe dollar, rep lenlabment of th OPt:C aid fund and In rreaaed roop eratlon amons members to ~·· with c»veJopmeoLI In In· ternational oll rnark.U Zaberl 1eve reporters f ew details , but the mlnl1ter& were not expect- ed to consider a ~slble price increase l\NO V)l 1.1': 'l'C'no IAPI ln hrefl1hteon i&nd 1& 1hl'nff'1 deputy havt1 b en arrHtod fol\owrlnls th •rl'uuHona Utf a "oman •ho U)'I •h«' WH ral)eid by !5 to lO men at • city flrt' at~ tlnn. authuc1Ues aald Ol-lrj('l Attorn.iy G n nl Guideline8 0 K? , WASHINGTON (APl AFL CJO 14'adert, tbe •h•rvt t criUn ol President Carter's voluntary wace l\ridehne•. have reached a tenlalive agreemen t with the ad· mlntstraUoo on 1& llberallzed act of 1u1dellnu for next year. iiov emment 11-0urces report Aliso Viejo Plan Offered to County O r ange Cou nty Harbor s, Beach es and Parks com- missioners sent the Boa rd or Supe r visors a green belt pla n Wednesday f or 4 ,4SO acres between the planned 20,000· dwelling Ahso ViCJO commuruty and Laguna Beuch John Sunger, a cons ultant hared by the State Coastal Conservancy agency, told com· missioners the proposed recrea· t1onal area could eventually pay for itself with the s ale of leases ror such conress1ons as a winer y. restaurants and farm land. With little · comment on the proposal. the parks 1urnel1sl!> votf'd 6-0 to forward lhe proposal tn the supcrvisnn. who are ex- pert c>d to t•yc• t h e pla n Ly Dccembt•r " San~{lr s1ud ahout $780,000 m C'OUnly parks rundb would be ncc<.h-d for 1n1twl recreational fac1Jal1C'S In the grccnbtlt bUCh MARINES • • "lhut his 1nvolvc m1·nl ut this tame would be somewhat pre mature due to the fart that sub- ordinate t'OmmanW! have not yet romplet.ed their consideration of these m;1tters · • Saad Si lls Wcdncsduy "I don't think Lh1·y r1·ahze in Wa11hington that this (the cstyJ 1s no longer 1t l<il of usparagus patches " The mayor said that although he could underRtand lhf· Umc <.·onstrainL'l the ~cneral is under , ·'I think it's incumoont on them to ha V<.' t.M!ttn lluison with the people wht> 1rnrround their bnse." Sill11 said the city presently s urrounds the base on lhrec cor- ners and that H an annexatJOo pl1tn IS SUCCt!S!>fUl , the city could totally encircle the s prawling air s tation He said the Marine Corps sooner or late r would h11ve to in terac t with the communJly a round 1l Despite the refus al lo discuss mutual concerns with him, Sills s aid he would s Ull continue tus c rforls t o meet with high ranking Marine officials . tittle Time Lost KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP> T he Tennessee Valley Authority wasted no tim e in starting on the fina l touches needed to d oee the g ales of t.he TelUco Dam and c re ate a 16,000-acre lake ln E ast Tennessee. Within hours after President Carter 1lped a la w exemp tin e th e controversia l dam fC'o m law11 d el aying Its completion the past three years, bulldozers were on the site mov- ing earth. DAILY PILOT ,,_ C)f ....... CO...t 0-•ff' PIDI w+tft •ft'Cf'tl\C°"" O.Mf IM ........... ~H\. f\~IVW41 D• tlW 0rMQ9 fM\' ...... ~(_~t .....,M•Hittotft'\M• ............. -· .......... ~ .... , ... C..t• ~w H-1 ...,,. ·-·-..... ,,_ tat,.V•tt .. '"'""' l--11/-hC-A ''ftifH ,....,.t ... t.., tt ......... f.MWMYtM'4 ........... , ......... --........ f)l ........ 1111 wot h•M-, .... -.c.,...,.,...,.,._ -·-,.. ........... ,......_ t io ,.. ... ~-:,,•.:,,~ .. _..... ............. Uti.t '"':..:: ... ~ ~:.·~~~~ .... " OfftCH , .... -~ •• w ...... ""'"' \ ...... ~ .. "'' ... '"'' "'-""'•• U""'l .... Oll ..... rft 11111 ~ .. ft_ .... • ,,,,, ...... (1t4)~ as bicycle and hiking tr ails. But Sanger a sserted that leases sold for a proposed 10· ac r e wine ry a n d 200-acre vineyard , two or thrt:e restaurants a nd for raising row fa rm c ro ps could defray the costs of ms t alhng r ecrcaltonal faciLiUes and even acquisition <Jf choice land in the a rea. The proposaJ also calls for an equestrian center and expansion of the nine hole Ben Brown Golf Cour se in South Laguna's Ahso Canyon into an 18 hole htc1lsty with the idea of making money Aliso Viejo Company orfic1ab have opposed the idea or further acquisition of s ates in the OPf'" sp:H·P art·ll that woulrt s urmund thl' pl;inned commumty The developers have ufrf.'red l1> cted1cal<' 3,400 acres of ruggc•d open spa ce land an n•turn for county approval of their 6,623 acre project that could houl'te 60,000 r<.-ssdc nLo; Sanger told county parks c<>m missioners funds for the extra land acqu1 s 1t1ons "are not available" and would be of a lower priority. The extra land would be used for other money- mak ing projects o r further enhancement or the natural open area The Statt• Coastal Conservon cy , a n arm o f the S late Resoun·es agency, has already approved $450,000 in loans for the grr-enbe ll propos al These loans would he re1mhursed through Liff' y('ar., lly revenue gcnl'raled from th¥ public and private u~es of th1· ''J>en ~p:we ur ea San ger ~a id the r o un ty's $700,000 share would he p:J.11 (IV('f a period of about f1v.- years. TtH· stat<' hired cons ulta nt said it is hoped that funds for the proposed federal national urban purk nearby t ould a lso be used for the greenbelt area Fro. Pa~ A J WAGES ... from Cory's office on wnet.her the ruling would be a ppealed Chief J ustice Rose Bird i!\ paid $7,.1,723 a year, and the other six justices make $69,386. The practice or holding cases for many m onths or even years before a decl11ion started long before the current court. Ila de· fe n der s cite t h e co urt 's wor k load , complexity of t he cases, the need to issue related decisions togelher . and the dif· flculty at timd of getting a con· sens us. "The decision shows lhal the Supreme Court is not above the law ," said John Feliz, director of t he Law and Order Campaign Committee, which was formed by conservative Sen. H L . Richardson, R·Arcadla. The committee led l ast year's unsuccessful campaten to deny voter confirmation to Bird. Tbe hid> court has contended lt la complying with the cOn1Utu· Uonal provlalon. A leu.r from Ms. Bird, sub- mitted by M s. Unde rwood to Bable", aald lri part, ·'No mal· ters laave been submitted for more than to days durlfta my tenure.'' But that declarallon de pends on a a~lal deflniU.on of ''1ub- mltted ' th.at the &u>re me Court appllee oaly to lt.H1f -that a case I.I "aubm.ltt~" wben the declaloa I.I ftled. Babich noted that a dlff•mt atudatd ~-to trial QC! ap-peals courtl~ wblcb muat COD• aider a c.M "subaalu.d" wbea oral end "¢ti.ea a.rpmeoc. are com.W.. 1111 ,ou're God, th• rul• JOU IU.ke tb.eal UJ> U JOU 10 ~~ aM wllo'• toUal to cauarrefwral JOU?" die Judie liked. - Huru1ld Wt1btltt1r u ad lhe Knox vl ll~ fir fl1hter11 wer.: arrClltled Wel.l n ttaday on various aex cbar1 Th l' deputy,wu cha raied with aldlna and abet tlna rape and wa• suspended from duty upon ttla arrc.oet, Webeter aaid. Sheriff JC* Jl'nkW •aid be bas not de clded whether the suapenalon wlll be with or without pay Kno x.villo Meyor Randy Tyree uld a decision on wbet.her to suap nd the Oref11hten wUI DOl b4! made Wltll later Lb.is week or the flnit of next week. Two firemen were a.mooc six dep1trtment s upervisors put oo paid leaves of absence Aug. 25 dter offlclal11 begao ao io· vest1gatlon into t he woman's charges Police reports q uote the woman as saying s he was picked up after work by the sheriff s de puty Aug. 21 and taken to the fire hall. where she was tied to a bed for 18 hours and raped by 25 lo JO men. W e b s ter s aid the nlnf· firefighters arrested re present the men the woman could positively identify He said an investigation Is continuing and more fire fighters could be ar n •sted lat<>r A pn•limanary h<.'a nn•: 011 Uw charges I!> bet for Oct 8 Jane Fonda Dared To Debate WASJ!I NC;ToN IA P I Tht> l'll'C\flt p1Jwl'r indus try has c hollcngt•d ac lress J11ne Fonda and hus band Tom JJ ayd<·n to ci 50 <:tty dchat<: on wh<:ther AmC'rica can iwt a long without nuc~ur fXJWer . The chuJlenge came Wednes· duy as the llay dl'nl'I brought their fall offens 1v<> agaansl the atom to Wastun~ton . They plan to visit 50 cities in 32 days to argue for closing the country's 72 nuclear power plants . Al a luncheon of the National Press Club, Miss Fonda s aid s he s aw nothinR wrong w1lh puttmg her (ame and fortune in lhe :;crv1ce or. her hus band ':. c rusadt· "I don't apologize about put t11l.C m y tn•mcndous :.alary al the '>\'rVIC{' or t•and1d1.1tcS who are poor and h<"s one or th I'm ." "h" said "They l nppo n1·nt:-.1 rwv..r tiank 1m people ltk1• Torn I luy<l1•11 11larry1ni: !>omoonc like me•, thu11 twing ubl1.: to get ut least a fool In the door or u cum paif(n "The d1H('rcnce between m y putt1n~ my money at the service or m ovem enLo;, causes and politi· c1 an11 i11 that I don't. ask a nythlnR in re turn in terms of special benents or bribes o r a nyt.hmg like that " Hayden, who h elped found ttw Stude nLo; for a Oemocrat1 c Soc1e ty an lhc 1960s, did nothing lo t•orrc•cl the 1mpress1on left by his wife that he may again be! a candidate for the U S. Senate lie unsuccess fully sought tht• Democratic Senate nomination sn 1976 ror 3 !\eat lhcn held by John Tunney, D Ca Ii f Afte r the flaydens spoke>, th<> Edison Electric' lnstitulf'. an U!I· soclation of investor-owned elcc trlc compani('!I, prod uced a m a n-and-woman "truth squad" which wtll follow lhe Hayderui wherever they go In their month of travel. Sandra Keifer. 32, who hu a master 's de1rec In nuclear engineering, and E. Linn Draper Jr .. 37, technical assl11tant lo the chairman of tho board of Gu.Jr Slat ea UUliUes Co .• H nt • tele - g ram ask1ne the Uayden11 l.O de· bate "ill any or all ot the loo lions which you will r lsil .. * * * F...-Pa.,AI NUKE ••• Rep rese ntative• from San C le m e nte, th• •tale parka sya tem . Or1n1e C ounty e m er1e nc1 servi ces •1•n cy, Camp PendJet(Jft and the Cll>' rA HunU.nctcin Beach were presenl1t at today'• mfft!n1. J\ep .... entatlvea from the Al· Hance for Survival and OUARD, local anti-nuclear 1roupa, '*9re H"CtAld to Speak• Tb• updaUn1 or emer1ency procedurea at Sa n Onofre'• nuclear facility ls required prior to the Ucenaln• of two uw reac· ton l•t IOUth of tlae e1.11UnC u.n ll. Lleemlna hea.rtn11 for t.be two n ew nucle ar plants are teheduled IOI' April ..-. EctilOD offtclall bope t.o have the ~ reactor al San Onolre lD opera· tlon b11881. f .., . ( APWI ....... CARTER AND KENNEDY-THE FENCINO OOE8 ON Prealdent Exp•atna Hit 'Ct1ala' Aemartt Carter 'Explllins' &mark to Kennedy WASlllN<;TQN f J\l'J lnh1s own hand. Prerudent Curter hlt.S told Sen F.dward M Kennedy he meunt no r t:h:rurwc to Chappa q U I d d i Ck W h t• II h C ~ a i d h (~ hams<'lf could handle u crt111s without µanh· Kt.·nn•'<IY s ays ht· appfl'('l:llt.·i. tht· .i•·!'lture llUI tht• (t.•ll<'tll~ ~Ot·\ rm K t.'n rll'dy. appearing at u $1 .000 <• plat<• party fund ru1sing d1nnt•r hour-. urtcr ;i prt•'>tdl'ntwl a 1 d t• d c I 1 v c r c d C a r l t r • ~. nott' Wednesday, said he ' wai. glC!d to ~l'l II ' Kennt.'lly \aid ht' dtd lltJl 1·1Jn s sdC'r lht· nott' an apology Pres1dcnt1al press ~crretary .lod) Powell .. :ud the not•· 1.1.<is un "cxplanatwn fol1 01.1. int( whut tht president called "~rus:.ly ex aggeratcd" prC'S' a< 1·uunl\ 11( the rt•rn u rk . rn :l(JI' Tul·~do > mght al .; "11,w11 11wl.'l11111" 111 :"l·w York C'1t y A pu1 u1·1pant JI the 111cl'l111~ nwnt tmtt•cl Kt•nrwd)'. lhl'n ai.kt·d C'artt·r huw tw 1nl1·11<h:d to ··111 '>Jltre" vr,tc·r:-. Carll'r rt·plH·tl "Wl'' vt· ltml !'l(llrlc C'rt')I':\ wlwrt' 1t n ·4u111·tl 11 :-.t1·ady ha11 tl, u careful and dd1tK-r,1lt\I• d1•('1'>111n to lw 1nadt• I du11 't lhwk I µ:.in1<·kC'd " l'owell cl1:.closed the existence of the hand written note an a con vt•rs ation with re porters He 'aid the president also sent Ken· nt>dy D M 11,s , a verbatim trun!>cript <Jf lht: town meeting. Kennedy. nt a receptwn before th•· d111111·r l>a&d he c11n:.1der:-. pr <•s 1d<>nt1al leadership a l1•1i1111rn:ctc· 1\'>U<' C1nd intend.-. t1J rn.1kt.• 1t. not Chappa11u1dd1rk, 11111' or th<' major issues or the t-;1 rr111a1gn 1f he run .. Y.1•rr-I lo b<· J cand1dcitc. ' I\ •·nn•·il) sa.id 'I'd ~ talkinR Jtluut th1· '''u1•' wh1r h cirt· m1/\t tn thr· rnmrh of lhP Am .. nran v1·1111h· anil I thtnk that'' al'o "'h:1t h1• d want " I 11 t h1• f>J'>t th•· Wh1t1· ll<t0'4· h .1 .., ~ .t I d l h o t I f K f' n n e d } d 1.tllt·n1t1·., < ·:trtf•t th•· pn:<.1dr.nt \1.1111 l<l 1101 mlfkf• 11n t\i.u1· of Kt-n n •·•h ' r•,art11.n to t h1· <'rl'1<. c 111111lt11111"t ""h•·n lhP \l·n11tr1r 1!1 11\1• .1 c Jr off ,, hr11t~1· .1t t.h <t11 p.1q111ddll'k. !'t'l;c.,'.'I . tn 1009. r1• 'tilt1nl( w th1· d1·11th ''' ~&n .111 K 11 pt·t hrw I .11tc·r folliJ1.1.t·d Kt•tllll'fh '-'I' Jw.H Jrlt't' at ;i f)(J(Jbtrh-ri·11·pt11m \I. llh ;s dmnt•r -.pt>1•r h 1:11•1·11 with ,1p1wa1'-for r.>llrt} unity Fro• Page :l I I CENTER PLANS ... miss1onC'r., says, "the nl'xt \ll'JI in the apprnv al proreo;s 1s the s ubm1ttaJ of suh<l1\ 1swn rt1ap:-. :1nct final s1t1· plan" f11r t·ttch '>U' reedmg phasl' 1)( tht: 1 orr· dt· vrlOJllTlf'Ol " Tht· con· at "a of the t11v.n rentf'r rirc1JC'C't will prt>\ 1d1· cum merc1al, n·1>td<'nt1JI ,ind tn'>lJtu t1onul uses Irvine '>pokt•i.incn say will :-.crv1• lht· n1•c•dl> <if tJt1th th1• C'lty rind th1· IO<'ul rcs tdl'nb. and t hC' uni VC'n .. lty About onc-mtlhon ~quun· frf'I of commercial d1.:vclopmc11t 111 planned OnP 1s11uC' o;1irc· In tw r:ttl>M at tonight's met•ttng h :. rl!<lur t1on in th<' number or clwl'lltng unit..'> first planned an the· to wn center rity plann('rS S9ld II :O.l3laStJCal analy:;1s <ihows u rC'durllon 1n r ht· number of dw1·lling units Crom 2.'Mlll to KOO 111 lhl'> latcl>I plan ----~~--- This r•·duct1nn 11.111 1mo;ir1 Ith\ """ lhc lot;d numb4!r or un "' ,1\;11 lahl1 • 1.1.1th1n th<• rtty" th•· rt•port 'J\' hut .1h11 th•· t "I a I II um b ,. r 0 ' I 0 ..... J n •I rn111lt'r11t1· 10rom1· unit<. T h ,. I n 1 n • · (' o m p cs n y h a t1 plannN1 let h1t\C• high dcn'\1ly U.''' \I. llh an .. mpha.'>I!> on f'rfl r1cncy anll smr1ll1'r adult onentcd umt.5 w 1tahle for i.t111frnt'> AwPf"m e nt OK'd ~ I ".JN t-: A P 0 I. I S r /\ P 1 Nnrthw1•st Airlines announct'd to<l:1v ths\ 1\ ha~ reached a ten t .1t n ,. c•mtrar t aJ.{r<:t>m(·nl with '" 111a1 h1ntsL' avc•rttn~ a .,tnkt· Thi• lntl'matwnul Assoc1a\1on of :\1 J1·h1ru:.ts, w1lh 3,500 member:-. wllfk tnJ: for '"forthwc•:-.\ h;id Sf•\ a ... trike· dt.>ulmc· of 5 um Pl>'l to 11;1\ I NTRODUCING THE : . ' Bes~ .-._-. ,,.,_.,. His Case •1 PaEDl!&ICK ICllO&MEllL CM-Delly~llell .... An Oraoge County Superior Court jury delibera~ murder, kidnap and rape cbar1n today a1aln1t Kenneth Ric hard Hulbert, who, actlng u bl.I own attorney . r ested bl• defense Wednesday with a cryptic , t wo- word admonish ment. "lllasu No1 a oo1undu!" Hul bert, 28, r ecited lbe words a fter temnc the atx-man slx wo man jury that he would not attem pt to ans wer the "what a n d why " or the JS felo n y ch arges lodged aaainat him. T h e t a ll, bhc k ·balred , bearded defendant, formerly rA Fu llerton, reftded to offer jurors any translation of the words. He would only say th at they com · pr ised an ancient sayioa more than 5,000 ye11rs old. Hu lbert i" charged with t.he January, 1976, murder of Gina Marie Tisher. a 19-year -old Whittier newly wed whose nude and raix.'<l body was found in the back seat or a car left aban· doned in Fullerton lie also is facing char ges of kidnap. rape. robbery , assault cind :-.ex 1><·rvt·r!>11Jn tn colllleclion With ahdUCliOnS of lWO Other north Orcinge County wom 1.:n Onr, left rur dead in a ditch i.n Irv 1 ne, s urv1 ved and tests hed c1f(a1nst llulbl•rt In h1~ hnal argument. pros· ccutor Ri c ha rd f'arnPll re · mrnded lh<' Jury to recall "what t h 1 .., c r · a t u r c d 1 d t <1 th a t 14-umcin " f 'ro• Page A I SOVIET ... t.1k1• our r;1M· to .is many 1 • N .1111l1J ...... t1t111r' "' w1· can ." at u rally 111 't-v. York un Ot t R 'I llf• deft:nM' ortir 1als so1d 1t "';,., th1• (1r'>t time since 196() lh::it ttw Suv1t:t1t h:ul hccn report1·11 JJllll lnK trtl'>IJS on 8h1k,,\an , au H~ -.qu~1rl' rn1h· 1~l<ind 42 mile!-> ufr..,hort· l'oltural ;.m:.il y.,L<> her<.' o;ay th1· hutldup mnv lw a rr'!ponbe 111 IJpan·., <>ti?ning or Cl peace tre;.i t \ "'1th China I ul't l year C1nd the norm all1utwn of L'S r<.'lations v.1th Pekin~ Th•· rt'ported deployment pro· h.1hlv 1l(·rurr1><1 in f\ugu<;\ wht•n thr1 c "> 10 1 ton ~Jvtr•t frl't,Rh~r-. '>.tllt>d inw lht• •~land ~ harbor. d1·C1•11\e 11ff1r1alo; said It ap rw ·• rt·rl lo r:11.,1• an1Jth<·r obstacl1· t•1 .J.H".m ' hop1·' for rt·~C1mmg 1 u'tod~ 11( tht· t'>land~ J'h1· ,l.1parlt'SI' new' ).('fVICt' K" odu today quoted Moscow r .id10 rt.'> -.ay1ng tn u broadcast m11n1ton-d herP that the Soviet L'n11111 ·ha'> the rili(ht to un d1•r1 a k1• 1'11n ... 1rut llon work t•1 tht-r military or c1v1han --in uny p1Jr1 nf1 ts te rritory." Soviet f<:mbussy s pokesmen were not 1mmed1alcly available for comment The is l ands . Sh1kotan . E I II r 0 r u . II JI IJ 0 m a I a n d Kunal>h.ari. were taken over by the SQv1el Union on Sept. 2, llMS, the day the Alhcs and Japan ~1gned 11 peace treaty ending World War II Al that Ume about 16.000 persoru Oed the islands to Hokkaido rather than live under Sov1(•t m1htnry rule Edison Electric Packet Finally, DUt.f'IELD YACHTS of Costa Meaa has Joined forces with the most class ic al bay launch ever bunt. The beauty of a b ygone era grougbt back to We ln coajunctioa with the rellablllty of electric power. ()~posits for orders are now beln& taken for the new Edlson ~leclrtc packet . The COMMODORE model pac:ka'e lDcludes : pac:k••l hill with new spacious interiOr, all natural bronse deck hardware, teak trim, full s urrey lop wlth t11sel1, dear c urtalnR, t'ockplt c:us hlom, full cover, carpet, teak bar, stereo, Cull el.-ctrtc propulsion sy1te m , wbttl ateerlng, bU1e pump, runnlnJC Ughtlll, electric hom, dock llnel, renders, antHoul bottom paint, palrtt namt "aod CF numbers. Owner'• choice of colo r ". Introductory price: $12,500. C:omt sec IM world's onlj/ soler powered bcl11 U11.mrh at the Lido Village "IN TllE WATER BOAT S/JOW" Sept1mbcr 24th through the :Jflt h. , •JT ·-, ,' 'i ti.L \ Ir , '-·~= :.'------- --- ---" .. -·------~--' ------- DUFl1ELD YACHTS. • w. 17Ua Street, C..U Mna,CA f . . --------------·------------.-..-------. , . . -~--.-.----~-------------.. ----------· CALIFORNIA ~.September 27, 1979 OAIL.Y Pll.OT AS .Diesel ·€ar ·sales OK' d · Pol l ution \li (!ti m SACRAM £NTO CAP> -The CoUfomia AJr Resourc" Board repurt.8 it.a approval of the flrst two of an uUclpated "many" LMO model d.lesel automobiles for u le in tbe st ate -the Volkaw~en Rabbit aod Duber. Bouu spokesman BW Seua H id Wednelday the ARB ls t.Mt- lna d1~can from three other manufacturers. The approval or several more models iB expected in the next few weelul, be said. SESSA SAID in an interview that the board, wbicb makes and polices the nation's strict.est an· ti·smog regulations, is trying to lay to rest "an impression by a lot of people that we're against diesels being sold here." He said those rumors were probably started by the auto in· dustry in efforts to pressure the board into less-strict anti-smog standards. "But obviously we are not trying to keep diesels out." he said. Sessa also quoted Genera l Motors as saying that by 198S, it expects 25 percent of its produc· al'wlr..-• lion n ationwide to be diesel powered. Lynettl' William~. California Humane Officer , holds a net containing a duck ::.he rescued from polluted waters of the sout hern estuaries of San Francisco Bay. An untreated sewage spill has caused problems for m a rine life and threat~ns waterfowl in the southern portion of the bay. THE ARB estimates that at leas t 40,00Q diesel·powe red passenger cars wilJ be sold in California next ye ar, with ste a dy sa les increas ei. thereafter. C able Cars Dormant -106-yea r -o ld System Judged Unsafe SAN FRANCISCO <A P ) -Like a vignette from a Norman kol'kwell pamting, the Municipal Railway conductcr sprawls on th'-' maroon, yellow and J'?reen <':Jbl<• car >.ittmg dormant at Powell and Market stn·ets Ther<' ~ir<· no touri,.ts, no hell'>. no buzzing ca- bl<' hene.ith the trr ·I The 'laf •ty experts hav(· pronoun('•·iJ 111 '-"ni 11t the 106-year old transit ::.yst1:m 1:-. uu ~ 1ft The city will put some of thc cars on display for tounsts for the seven month.-. that all but one hne Wlll he shut down Each day. selected cars will be hauled 1J?nomrnou.,ly up and down the st reets of the city to I hr· tr ovt>rnight ho mt· at the cable car barn. Pro stitutes Ban nvalid FRESNO (AP) A court order barring con· victed p~titut<'S from certain areas of the city as u condition of probation has bt:'cn found invalid by thl' 5th D1slnr-t C'nurt or l\ppl'al /\s a C''11Hh··nn for proh~1t1on here, some M unic1pat Cc1111 t .I 11111-(es 1ssur the prost.Jtutes a map showing U1cm 1rt1a~ or the.-city they arc pro· h1b1tf'd from v1-.itml.( Thr· anp1··1h C'ti1ir t din·C'ted the Fresno Mun iripal < ourt to 1 1thrr chmin:.itP or modify the probation of Burb.1r :.i While, 32, a convicted prostitute 1-;) .;he wa~, not prohibited from frequent- ing three area..., with a hi~h incid<"nce of prostitution WHITE l".\ID SHE wa::. pleased with the rul· m g ·'It mcnn , nov. I '·an s::o wh£>re I want," sht! s4.11d ... IL means that i·m free to take the bus, go to Roeding Park and eat at any restaurant.'' In tht> drcision released Wednesday, the ap. peals court dtd not say a judge couJd not use the map anymore The ruling affoctcd only one condj- tion of the probation 1and said nothing to prevent the use of the map. of1lclals said THE JUSTICES <;uggested the probation rules be modified to set reasonable hours during which time those on probation could go into the interdict- ed areas. Use or a specific list of places the proba- tioner cannot go into was also su1-:gcsted. Wrute pleaded guilty to soliciting an act of prostitution on Nov. 14, 1978. In granting probation, Presiding Municipal Court Judge A. Dennis Caeton gave her 3 copy of the map. LNG Site Transit offi cials sa id the safety problems were so pervasive they couJd no longer be put orr until a two· year shutdown scheduled for late l981. The com plete renovation could cost $41 mil hon. CURRENTLY, PLANS CALL for two of the city's three lines to be out of service for at least seven months while they are brought up to safety standards. The third line. which serves California Street, could reopen in a month. "There isn't any question in my mfod that it isn 'l a safe system," s aid Oral Moore, chief engineer of the Public Utility Commission and the man who recommended the shutdown Tuesday. ··Tue whole system is antiquated ... We've been patching and patching and patching and it j ust won't patch an ymore ," said Mun icipal Railway inspector Gilbert Repp. P UC DIRECTOR Richard Skla r left for Washington Wednesday to discuss funding with federal offi cials. The system was declar ed a na· tional historical landmark in 1964. The three rickety lines, basically unchan~ed since 1873, carry more than 13 million passengers a year -70 percent of lhem tourists. Jam·packed day and night, the frail vehicles see a year's use every 45 days. according lo one expcrl"s estimate . They become increasingly vulnerable lo breakdown as the number of trained cable·car mechanics dwindle and it becomes more diffi cult to find new parts. · Cupcake Benefit Ruled. Out by PTA SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -Students at Pleasant Hill Elementary School have found out how the cupcake crumbles -the tasty sweets wer e dropped from fund-rais ing plans by the Pa rent Teachers Association. At issue was the PT A's plan to drop its tradi- tional method of raising fur:Kb by five "Cupcake Days" during the school year. They didn't want c upc ake sales becau s e they a r e bad for youngsters But last week the cbHdren rebelled. circulat· ing petitions and carrying placards reading "Kids Cra ve Cupcakes." So a formal debate was scheduled on Wednesday. Only two slxtb-grade youngsters s howed up to face about 7S mothers. The mothers won. Gains OK lndiam Vow Point Conception Fight LOS ANGELES <AP) -The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has tentatively aooroved construction of a liquefied natural gas port at Point Conception. but Indian rights activists vow lhev will fight the decision •' all the way.'' Approval of the site ror LNG shipments from Alu ka is oot official until the commission issues a formal decision. It dJd not lndicate when this m iabt take place. H owever . gove r n----------.. m e nt s p ok e swo Jllan ( J Barbara King, ln an-STATE , . nounct.na this "decision _ · _ 1D princlple'1 Wednesday, .u{d tb9t the commission toot no action on a companion proposal to import LNG gat from Indonesia tbrouJb the s ame loca- tlOG. .. Field Blcut KIO. 011e LOS ALAMOS (AP) -A heater belq used to belp liquefy t.blck crude oU during unJ oadlnJ wae blamecl. for an oil field exploetoo and tire tbat tilled one man, melted five hu;e oil storace tantt and blackened six acres of brush. Vl$>r R4~1. a SS-year-old truck driver, cled late Wednesday In a heano boepital from -.. IUP•lned ID the blast and day long fiH at &M tJDiaD OU Glblon leaae, 15 mil• southeast of ...... rt •. •u••• si-. lntfe A•.,••ee• SACBAllENTO (AP) -A ne~ acbool voudMr initiative that would abolish public schools and let students study at home if they couJd pass an achiev e me nt test may be cir c ulate d for signatures, says the state attorney general's of· flee. T he "performance voucher" plan, which would award a student $2,000 for passin1 a 1rade· level test. was cleared ror ctrculaUon Wednesday. Ntllle Pla•t Dbp•e 8ela. SACRAMENTO (AP) -Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. says be never promlled a aroup of union leaders that he would drop hla oppoaiUon to tM Dlablo Canyon nuclear power plant. The Democratic 1overnor'1 comments Wednesday directly contradicted a statement bJ Dean Cofer , bu1Ine11 mana1er of Electrical Work en Local 1.KS ln Walnut Creek. Coler ltood bJ bis account ol a three-hour private meetlnl Au,. n in the IOYSDC>r's olftce ln wblcb be 1aid Btown pro- mised be would not try to Prevellt tbe openlq. IAnl,.. E•JHI ..... •e/e•Ce4 LOS ANGEUS (AP> -Tbe clty c:oecll bu killed a contro~enial Dian to rwvate and es.pad ' the downtown Ubf ary, 1eaviDC tbe queltioa ol wlaat to do about tbe SO.year~ld bulldln1 uareeolftd after 13 years ol 1tudy and debate . Tbe CCMtcll'I MtloD WednlldaJ v_.s '\'I ,..... ol latenlln wan -... J:"' •mllloD scbeme whlcb waa teen aa Pl to bulldln1 a MW main library.- . 'ARB Cba ir~oma n Mary NlcKola said in the statement, ... DleselJ are valued for their ex· ceUeot fuel economy. Our ap- prov a l shows they also can meet our state's alr pollution stan· d ard s, wblcb a re the most stringent In the world." first 10-year, 100,000-mlle war- ranty for anti-smog systems. co mpa red t o t h e S-y e ar . 50,000-mile guarantee required by atat.e and feder al law. reduce more pollution •over the total life or the car than the state's conventional standards." she said. T h e b oa rd sai d t h e Volkswagen Rabbit sedan and Du ber sedan and station wagon meet Its emiaaioo standards "by a wide margin" and get 40 to 45 mHes per gallon ln the city. Ms. Nichols said that the Volks wagens, in e xchange for the loog-term warranty and ex- tra drivability, will be allowed to emlt slightly more pollution when they are oew. Test data s hows that most cars exceed the standard after only 20,000 to 30,000 miles, with larger increases in emissioni. after 50,000 miJes. It said they offer the n ation's "Even thouah the emission standards are initially slighlly relaxed for car makers who pro- vide long-term warranties. µtey B ut a 10-year, 100,000·mile war ranty extends the a ut,o mak er's r esp ons ibility for maintaining and guaranteeing the performance of the anti smog systems, she said. [~ aciti de~1ry Company • WHOLESALE TO THE PUBLIC DIAMOND EARRING EXIRA YAGA ZA SAVE UP TO 63%1 Diamonds arrived from New Y oril Cutten too late to be included in our recem $1 ,000,000 DIAMOND SALE -We have mounted hundreds of dlamOnds in ~autiful white and y~w qo&d e0t t if1Cjs. WE BOUGHT RIG HT Take advantaqe of Super SCJVinqs TODAY -Compcare our prices with any other iew~er in Orcm<Je County -As you'D find out. owr priCM defy comparison. Tolle a peek at this partial fist of our eo11 in<J$ -but HURR Y, at thHe pricn they won't last! . . MAH ED MARICID I RITAIL MUMIO I RETAIL SAU 1'4UMlll DISCl1m9t4 ,.ICE D~ca1~ "ltlCE ... 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I. soo SAVE 011 WATCHES Although we cc:ntot publish the sale prices on ~ fine C iti1ett watches, we can tel you that they have bef'ft martred down substantially from ftteir retail prices -Call for confidential price quotes on pcriial listing below. DHCRll"TIOM ~UMHR 49-93 t 5.5(1 49-9421 ·91 50-0062·90 41 ·9026-80 50-8079-50 50-8~9-1 1 50-8683-10 50-8713-80 50-8578-70A ~ 44-1511·90 46-603410 46-3019-10 42-0085-91 8&-2240-80 86-2711-50 54-0e7 ... 90Z a... eooo TMlou.H OCT. '· lt7t. OfllB MADI TO THI ..UiL1c OHL y. Pl.Mii MO DIA&aS. ALL timCHAtetSI IUIJICT TO PRIOI SALL I .. . ' A8 I Edit rial P Robert N W~/Publi~her ThOmlt KMvll/EdW Orango Coast Daily Pilo t 0 ag.e _______ r:·h·U'.--".· &ep __ • .,,,.., __ v_. '·'·79·-------·e.t-rbl_,_ .. l(.r.el·b·lc·h·/E-dl.tor-la·l·P·ecae-·E·dl.tor __ _ -~Power T ransf e r .. ' " ... . . Esc&pe Sp~tllglit I r • T .. Now: lnevitab•e Now Uiat a 1uperior court Judi• bu;._rtC)atlwly. w believe brWhded u UDCCJUUluUceaJ the utJQuated . pollUcs ol ludowner CODl.rOI ill the attain ot the lrvtne .. Ranch Water Dlatrictt.~ aat 1tep la for an Orderly lranafer ot power to puDDc control. Tb1a tranattion 1bould lake plAce ln tu awlftat - and molt orderly -fubion JN*ible. To thla eod, both aides ln the case bave been meetlq with Jude• Edward Wallin In an ·ettort to come up wllh a plan acceptable to all. Seemln.lly all that could unnecesaanly delay thil in· evltable transition la a declllon by one or both or the de· fendanta m the case -the lRWO or the lrvlne Company -to appeal the judge·s ruling The water district already has mdJcated It would not pursue such a course, but the Irvine Con\pa.ny . chlef landowner ln the district and therefore, under the now discredited system. chief powerbroker -u atill studying tbe pogsibility. . -~ Such an action w~sturblna. The wlll of the people should be allowed to prevaJl ln the workings or the water district, an agency lhat at the time of the ruling had a seven-member board or directors with only two ot those St!ats answerable to the pubUc. The othe r fi v<: actually four, slnce the board de- cided in June to turn ove r one more position to voter con- trol in the Nov. 6 election -were filled on the basis of landowner balloting. Challenging this system as unconstitutional were the city or Irvine and the Irvine Tomorrow citizens' group. Particul arly commendable was the action or Irvine Tomorrow attorneys Carlyle Hall and Jan Levine in filing . the motion in August challenging the Nov. 6 election and asking the Judge to rule then on the constitutionality of the whole arrange ment. As last week's ruling showed, this action struck at the heart or the matter. There can be no minimizing the significance of Judge Wallin's decision . Irvi ne is a growing city that has in the past attempted to chip a way at influences that keep the c itizens from having their rightful say -and should con· tinuc to do so m the future. Silt Won't Wait Somc.'<me with the a uthority to do somethin g about · pollut1on problems m Upper Newport Bay s hould be ap· 1 plyan~ some muscle to do something about 1t . Ala'>, developments or the past week only serve to point up all too depressingly the type of behavior that ('ould rum such an invaluable resource For mstanc<'. a t UC lrvtnc last week. a scientist dis- doscd the res ults of a two-year study that concluded the bay would end up a polluted mudn at 1f nothing ts done to prcvt·nt ~1lt:.it1nn. While the ~pecif1c dclrul'i are new and alarmmg, the concern and the concept have long eiusted An official of the s tate Department of Fl.sh a nd Game said al the same conference that h15 agency has no 1m· mediate plans for dredging the bay and notb.J.ng will be done Wllll aclloo 1s t aken to control the source of pollu· lJOn . Sounds fair e nough . except the state's Wat er Resources Control Boar d in Sacramento decided on the ame day not to aJlocate the money necessar y to continue .. fttudies on siltation problem.<, .. A state orticial said that wasn't any big deal, since ~the work could be done by the state'$ own wa ter staff out of Santa Alla, for instance. What it means, though , is that decisions that need to 'he m ade to save the bay simply aren't being made. Jt will not be until October that the state water board makes a decision on what agency will be dcs lgnat· ed to continue Newport Bay watershed planning studies ' Bureaucr atic wrangling conceivably could continue for some time since local officials want the state to keep hay planning in local hands And the sil t keeps rolling in. • Opinions c xprossP.d 1n the space above are those ol the Daily P ilot. Other v1ewi. expressed on this page am thor.e of their authors and ar11sts Reade r comment 1:. erw1tcd A<Jdress lhe Oatly Pelot, P.O. Box 1!>60 Co!lta Mesa. CA 92626 Phone (714) 642·432t Boy d IF ort~fiedBooze .Ky I .. M. HOYD f m uJ(l n atl v1· ml·d H·<11•:. 1 havf' suggested that vitamin 81 thiamin be added "' liquor in ;di the d illtlllerles Th •y say this would wipe out a widespread d13eaAe known as Wernlckc -Korsakoff 1 syndrome. ll'a what m•kes ; alcohoHcs confu.sed. forgetful and uncoordinated. Fortify· l mg ll<au<>r with the csaenthtl Bl woulct n<Jl Just cut down lhc prevalence but actually erndlcutc th<• disease they claim A Ne w Mexico •clentlst contends he hu de.eloped a ; sort of cbkken that lays two l' e11s a day. Now he'• tryl.nc lo figure out how to mus 1 breed those hard·worklng ! bena. t I What you and I call "an on· ly child" la refen-ed to almp. ' \ l Dear • ly u:. "an only" l>y lhP c'x 1wrts. And those <!XJH?rtt-1 wantt.'<.1 to find out wha t sort of couple was mOffl likely to produce an only. So they computerized a lot of facts. Pare nts o f onlys, they le arned, frequently are over 30 before the baby la born. They 've bee n married far longer lban the average cou· pie al lhe time of the first bllby. And from 10 to 20 per- c ent or them were themselves onlya. Consider what a supermarket IOllet became ol dishonesty. Employee's theft.a account for 65 percent of lt. Bad checkl make up 20 percent. And 15 percent can be blamed oa 1bopl1flera. U you ublbtt a paaslon for buyln1 UlllleceMary thlnp, my dear, what you'v-. 1ot ls "onlomanla." In t be Philippines, do1 meat eoMI a boat et cent.I a pound, DHtty twice u muda u port. 'l1'e Uv1 ... aold for alaupur~w ... 11 and tic. rw CblDele, Vletnamea•. eat doc meat not because It'• cbaaper, but beeauae lt tu* ......, to tlMm Ulaa pork, tblcken, aoator beef. . Jordan Caa't WASH fNOTON . -Under: federal mftlt.l•at.toa from two 1ldel. Hatnlh.on Jordan baa been portray.cl u a dJaorderly. fun· lovln1 fellow wbo Pffn down btoua•~ret parktn1 Ucket.s by the and anorta cocaine at wild oartlea. l(e bu al.lo been accused ln &be Robert Vnoo case ol Kbemln1 with dJlreputa· ble conlederatea toward im· proper en<U. Tbc harassed While House 1traw boaa bas fouaht back . bristlina and a 11re11lve. He haa denied veh e mently tb1 t he hu e ver partaken o f ill ega l drugs or that h e h ad any knowledge or th e c on · splracy lo h x the Vesco case. But in u society accustomed to inst ant. Intensive m ed ia cov· e rage of celebr ities e mbroiled in public dis putes, he can't seem to e scape the spotlhthl. Associates say he sometimes becomes despondent and listless, despair ing of the battle but not knowing how to end 1t \ I The accuullon1 a1al11>1t Jordan, Meanwblle. keep bub- blln1 up. He bu now been ac- cused d anlfflna cocaine not OCl· ly at a New York dllcotbeque but at Beverly Hilla partlee. 'Ibe White House hu responded by dltparacinl the witnetHS. ONE OF the mogt damaging wltneuea ls Barry Landau. a ma.n·about-Manbattan, who sub- mitted i five-page handwrltten alfidayil oo the New York inci· dent. H.e had en counte re d Jordan a\ Studio 54. a chic ditlco, whe re the Wblte Ho use aide "said he wanted lo see where the famous b asem e nt caves wer e and ll he couJd obtain some cocaine." attested Landau. The While House dis missed Landa u as Irr esponsible. called his affidavit a "concoction" and cla imed Jordan did n 't e ven k now the m an. Yet the day after the a lle ged coke ·s no rting. J ordan arranged ror President Carter lo send a telegram at Landau's behe11t to a potenlJaJ c lient be was courting The tele· gr a m, sent m care of Land11u. con gratulated actr e'ls Lu<'1 Am azon hl'r opening 1n "Annie GPt Your Gun ·· La ndau's personal paper s. wh i ch the Jnveatl11tlon has dred1ed up. reveal be was on a firtt·name bula wlth other Carter lfttlmatea. The papers in· elude a diary reference t.o a breakfast with firs t lad y Roaalynn Carter, a ha ndwritten thank-you letter rrom the presl· dent's mother. Lillian Carter, and a friendly letter from the presldent's slater. Gloria Carter ·s pann. THE DIA&Y shows that Landau. accompanied by actress Ruth Warrick. had breakfast with the lirst lady on April 30. 1977. The White House acknowledged the vis it .but described It as .. .,. t.en· m inute courtesy call." The leU.er from Miss Lillian, dated Oct. 3. 1977. ls addressed lo both Warrick and Landau. .. De ar Ruth and Barry ," 1t begins. "You kno w bow d1i.· orie nted I a m. How lovely of you both to provide me with lhe love· ly flowers ... and all that great food.'' THE LE"ITER from Glona. dated Oct 31. 1977, ts addresserl to .. Dearest Barry" a nd 'ltgned "Love. Gogo " The r1res1dcnt ~ 'llSter is known among 1nt1mate .. as "Gogo " JI r NS ~fal ~lfn· 11 ~ 11b.ts I ~f ~an e (.) Mailbox Landau·a pef'10nal notes also Include a reference t.o lhe Studio S4 Incident. The notation st.ates c ryptically: "Ham. 54 .• .'C'. Landau hu told lnveatJcat.on thal the "C" refers t.o Jord.tn'a request for cocaine. The Whlte House denial• in the Vesco cue are also be1lnnlng t.o come unravelled at the edees. The grand jury foreman in· vesllgatlng the scandal, Ralph Ulmer. has accused the Cart.er adminiBlraUon of "duplicity, " ··m anipulation" and "coverup." lie tried uns uccessfully to re· ' sign as "a protest a gainst the president's reluctance t.o take the steps called for by the in· volvement of his own aides." The aides, Hamilton Jordan and Richard Ha rden, are bud· dies of S pe n cer Lee I V or Albany, Ga , who a cce pted SI0 .000 and wa s p r o mised m111ion.'l more for pulling strings tn the While Ho use to help Vf'sco Lee· also traveled lo C'os ta Ri ca , N a ssau and Washington m Vesco's beha lf. IT HAS BEF.N esta blis hed that fA:i' spoke to Harden about th1• Vesro fix Rut J ordan ha.-; ,worn that hf' had no knowledge of th(• l·onsp1rn1·y fl(' ha~ been 11ph1·ld 1n th1~ hy h1 ' two friend~. 11 <e rrfrn and I A·(; who 1 nMst lhat th"Y n1·v('r onrP hrPalhNl the namP 11f lh" finanual fugal.Ive to Jordan Yl"t iJll th1· while-, th1· thr<-e f;Porg1an• wn•· a~ <'lolle , i.ay!> friend:., iJ.•. "thrP<! racNi<>ns an a ~111ll11w lti~ " ThPy pollllck .. 11 t I)~•· I h •· r p .1 rt w 'l toge t h c r , pl d yt•il t 1·nni-. t111•ethcr 1 h•· f-Ill h:i· obtaincti not~ JO \ 1•'11·1, lwwJwnt1ni::. which rt ft•r to .1 It ll•phl)n•· talk with J11r1IJ11 ,,,.,. pl.w1>f'.1 the rall for \\ .1 hlflt!t•in IJunn~~ th1· Car1 !!r 111.111r11rJI 1111 J;in 211 1977, an1I jlUI J11rtJJT1 •111 lh1· llnt·, \:Hfl \ .. .,, ,, 1\ ,,., rt•l.ar\ <;1•1•1l yn lfohtr. JI '' h," .. w•1rn und1•r oath lhat ,h1• 1~1,.-<J .u1t1 m;,111-d a lf'tlf·r Crtim ,,.., l•1 l•1rrlan at.>'1ut th1· \ , • .,," 1 ·'"' 'ih•· w;,' dr•'>c n l>M:I Ii" "h1(.!h .Ju,1110· l>•·µ;,rtment •if 1111.tl ;" J • r1·d1bff· v.1lnl"'l:'> ,J11r•l.1n m••J11~h11'·. v.a<, ')ti an111ou-. 111 d1.,a~ .. oc1ate himself lr11m th1 \1·"0 ra.,1• that h•· t.ol<f r••pm·t1 r' tha1 FBI agi:nL' tlbrt n11t •·v•·n qu1·,t1on1•ti him about \. l"~<''' ·1 h~ turned out to be un true · I w:c. lhinlu ng Ul cont.em poran1'0U.' ter ms." he explained ar11•r hf• wru. caught lying What Ever Hap pened to Litter L aws? To the F,d1tor My wife <tnllltt• and "" Uonal highway .. Wf' drow• up yr: .. lnd<ty frorn N1•wport Ueach to Long Be<Jch on the Pacific Cou .. t ltt~hw<Jy T here wa.'I enough h ttn 'lrewn on the side of th« hi~hwuy to put seve r a l thou11 a nd 1w•>1>lc 110 wetrare to work pnm1111N1lly WHEBE 18 th<' h1.chway marn lenance departm1•nt·1 Art· th1•y li t.rlklng for r111Jr1· wag1•'1 :1n $500 fine for ltllt:ring" lla11 the $500 Cine been sui.pendc•d 11r v11t· ed out'> 1'hcre Is a 11olutlon LC'l'11 pul all our prbon<'rs in v:Jr1owi city and K lut e pr iso n s to work and rleun u p thi s me11S . Le t 's pay t ht·m the minimum hourly wftl(c which J believe lll around $2 00 per hour. Thia will be the best money ever spent. ln add!Uon, h•t's enforce the $:iOO Uttering fine by putting the violator to work to pay off hia fine by receiving the same mlnlmum wage. Here'll to a clean California from lhe rround up. L. JOHNSON °"'91ple• •••Ire To the Edit.or: I would Uke t.o take this op- ~= expre11 my feellnp cooce Uie 1lsntnc111ce ol the 1 .. ~Games: Tbe ol sportl, and 111ore Importantly worldwld• amity, tbrou1h the Olympic O•m• ls certa1nly an effective m eans of lnaplraUon to t he 10Ulll MODle ol today and ll ls lmpori~t tbat tbe Olymplc ,....., be reeoplsecl by all of •. IN IOU.OWING the OIJ111ple a ... _. bJ puUetpaUq, our =Im aad W'OIDID U'e pn- wltb • direeUoa Ud to ,.,....1a ......... ttl """8 .................. Oft ...... Ulla) R11t11•1 blwilll ~ .,, 1111 11 Mr aa .... I a m very enlb~IBBltc about the <Jlymp1<'S bemg held in Lo6 Angel1-s and antJc1pa te 1lB tn· l'Vtlablc 5UCC'f' .. S OONALD M KOLL President The Koll Company Dof19o11~ B appfl To the· fAJtor. If a vc-you ever wondn ed whal happens to th e dog:. tn the <in1mal shelters tha t you run btorieb on? Hopefully people fall HI love Wl lh those picture!> or xklnny dogs with big eyes st..ar · 1ng at them, like I did On June 2. 1979 you ran a story about a temer that did tricks lie jumped and spun a round like a ballet dancer so his na me was Barry, after lhe ballet dancer If you ha d been In an anunal i.helter for eight months you'd do a lot of Jumping and running around in circ les too! We ll , Ourry ls now making his rounds in Costa Mesa. I've had him since a week after lhe arti· cle came out. He's still running In <'lrcles. Out the circles keep getting b1gger and bluer and I consider lhal a revelation. One da y he might walk a stralght line . Good lhlnp come rrom lbOse little articles! Barry thanks you and 110 do I. FRANKi GROGAN 1 .. ileEfl~t• To the FAit.or: NBC'I "White Paper," Sept. 4, wu a wa.mln1 ol war. if not a declaraUon of It. IL flnally ad· mitted that oU ls the lifeblood ol lndu1tr1allutlon. You cannot drMn it or slow Ill now without mortal damalt t.o tbe heart ol tbe economy tbal pumps lt throu1b t he arterlH of ln- duatriallzed natlona. Thay repeatedly 1howed the hu1e oll tankers pualn, tbrouP the vulnerable Straits o Hormua, the uareet perpetualed bJ UM 1rffd ot thole ft«htlnl for lbe ,... wardl from the black 1old lJlnl under the ltlddle l:att audl-..a U.e poUUcal unre1t tt wu caualne. TBSY DID not HY Jf tbe matMn etYtftl at the rraffl ttl tMtr 1GD1 wen the mot.Mn ol IOU killed by the Sbab of Iran, . •• • or the mothers of Kurdjsh :o>on.'i recenUy executed by the sons of Iran's revolul.lonan es Rut surely we will cry over the graves of our sons when lhc1r blood soaks the sand!> of Arabia t o replace the 011 w1• h av•' become M> dependent on . wh1le our btnib n y free 1n thl· clear view over our own 011 laden sho res. th at t he environmen ta hsts saved JU:.t for them Our gov<'rnment 's 1d1ot1c edicts of destruction or our oil s elf 11ufftc1ency surpasi.cs thoir;e or the greatest of despots GOLDI£ JOSEPll Boal P~p'4- To t he Editor I would like to respond lo Ult• letter by Ellen Moran < M uilbox , Sept. 23) I dtsugrt'l' with her By what form of mc>asure doe' she decide there is'"' limit to aid Ing the needy. suc h a~ thl' bout people" And on what sort of principle does she base wast.mg her energy and lime worrying about them .. taking Jobs from our own people"? She should ask herseU whose Job she 1s laking and how she and her fa mily came to America. I AM PROUD and tha nlduJ thol s ome wttrm ·he arted Ame ricans had the good sense to tak e advantage o r th e ir righteou s urg es and d o something to help the boat peo- ple. ThankfuJ that they s pread hope. 1n 3 world or dis asters Brav1). AmcnC'ans' I applaud yf!ur compassion and altruistic .e1·1wns I c.:111 now for an encore. µlt·.e ~c· ~l<'lf EL E P RI CE FOflda•s l •pa<-f T u ttw f:t11tor Lt't no one be deluded concern· 1nl( ~l!IS Fonda. Oy broadca.'lt in~ anti war propaganda from thl• enemy capita l durmK the \. l('tnam War. !>he certainly ga vc atd and Cl)m fort lo the c•nc rn\ If you are 1n doubt about what that denotes. 1 url(c you to look uµ the word traitor 1n the dictionary Uy castini( doubt. s he and o ther~ llkl' her undoubtedly weakened our resolve to wm and, JO doin~ so. very probably prolonged the war and contribut· Pd to the' dealt\-' of many who did not need lo die had we fought the war with firm and unstinUng purpose. HOW MANV mor e millions will die under thl' despicable lla n o• r egime is a n y body's guess. Had WC rou~ht to WIO, this need not h»v1· happened . Un fortunately, many of those to blame for our lo!\s still c•rTy much influence with our govern· mcnt. It appears they wlll carry u:t further down the pulh to total degradallon If the obJect is to 11urreodcr t.o save our youth, then perhaps •c s hould have s urre ndered to Ill tier and Tojo prior to WWII. Ir we had. my cloaeat rrtend and H ve ral of my blab school lllud· die!\ might be alive today. Perhaps they are lucky to httve been spared the view cA the dearadaUon of the Vnlted Stales. once respected for ll.I powe r and Its will lo protect rreedom. now beref\ of It.a leD.le of International rHPonslblHty and pri!y t.o the scorn and ton- templ or all nations. .. J .W. R'EID • 1.Atttra /rom reader• are welcome. rtw nghl lo conden•t lftln• to "' tpOCt or thm1not1 libel II rt.nwd. I.Attn• o/ aoo IUOf'de "' kA wat be Qtwft F•/trff!Ce. All lftltrl mulf m· cluck llpature and m~ oddffH bW "°'"" mo11 be IOUMdd °" re-~·' If fU/lk:ffftf '"'°" .. °"'°""'' Poft'll ~ not be ,,..,,...,.., ' . ' i¥ .. r a .. ea ... -~.-= Dally Newspaper VOL. 72, NO. 270, 3 SECT IONS, .. PAGES ORANGE COUNT Y, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1979 Fl FTEEN CENTS i Ora n ae Co u nty Harbors. 1 Bea che1 and Parka c om roiniooers sent th~ Board of Superv..ors a areenbell plan Wednesd ay for 4,450 a cres between tbe p la nn ed 20.000. dwellinc A.Ibo V1eJo commurut) and Laeuna Beach. J ohn Sanger, a cons ultant hired by the State Coastal Coo&ervancy agency, told com· minlcoen the proposed recrea· J Uonal area could eventually pay for it.self with the sale of leases tor a u c b con cessio ns u a winer y, restaurant-6 and farm land With lltUe com ment oo the proposal, the parks panelists voted 6-0 to forward the proposal to the s upervisors who are ex· peeled to eye the p l an b y December ... Sent Sanger .saad about $780,000 U> county parks funds would be needed for initial re<:reatiooal facilities in the greenbelt such as bicycle and hiking trails. But Sanger a sserted that leases sold for a proposed 10- a c r e wrne r y and 200-acre v in ey a r d . tw o or t hree restaurants and for raising row fa rm crops could defray the ·Laguna Housing Flays Study • ! Soviets 10nJapan f lsla'ruh? I TOKYO I f\PJ f\ U S. in telligence report says t he SoVJct Union has a division-size force of 10,000 to l2.000 t roops on four islands c laim ed by J apan 40 miles off the northern Japanese • coast, Defense Agency officials reported today. ~ Foreign Ministry sources said • J apan would file a formal pro- test with l hf' Soviets 1f the report is confirmed. According to the U S. informa· lion. up to 2,000 additional Soviet I troops have a rrived on the is land of Shikotan, bringing to 10,000 to l2.000 the total force on f 7 the four is lands, which have been held by the SovicLc; since the closing days of Wor ld War 11. the J a pane:-.1' de fense of· fic 1als s aid One offi cial swd the Defense Agency "agreed there was in· fo r mation th at the re was a 1 poss1biHt y of ~>viet troops in t Shikotan " ' Prime Minis t er Ma s ayos hi Ohira said today the report had not been ve rified. but said "ap- prop riat e " d iplomatic s teps wo uld be ta ken if 1t 1s cQn firmed . He spoke to reporters <See SOVI ET. Page A2) Temporary Chief Named ; For Clemente I Sa n Cle men te City Council 1 members appointed J errold R. I Gonce as interim city manager today until a perm anent top city official c a n be a ppointe d t som etime in December. ~ Gonce will fill in for for mer ci· ty m anager Je rry Wee ks, who ls leaving the city at the end or September to work for a pMvate l company. r' City Clerk Max Berg s aid the council voted 4·0, with Mayor t R oy Ha mm absent , lo hire Gonce at an hourly $35 fee to I operate city affairs until a new city manager is appointed . Gonce bas extens ive back· ground in city gove rnme nt , ac· cording to Berg. ~ He will begin work Oct. 2, and tbe number of hours he will worlt will be determined by the cou.ncll on the basis of a recom- mendation by a council liaison com mitt.ff comprised of council members Karoline Koester and Richard Ahlman. • Gonce is ~ graduate of the Unlveralty of Southe rn CalUomia and formerly aerved ., cit)' manager in Pomona and Oroville, dty official.I said. He lives in Ontario wbere be la a eouultant, tbey added. FML FASHION I UNE FEATVRED Tbe latest ln fall fHhlons ·come t.q Daily Pilot readen to- da1 tD ~le, 1 supplement, on ,.,.. C4 to C7. : Doe't mill UM 1J,ol1• and ,...... dlllllU., Oraate CoMt _,._, .. todaJ'• Dally Pilot. DENIES REPORT Festival's Griem Manager Of. Festival Hits Story By ST EVE MITCHE LL Of,,,. O•llY Pit°' $\•fl New Laguna Beach FestivaJ of Arts gene ral m anage r Paul Griem has demanded retraction o f a s t a t e m ent m ad e in T uesday's Daily Pilot concern 1n g his actions a l a recent festival board or directors meet· ing where he was appointed to his new post. G r iem , a IS-year fes tival board mem ber, was named to the position of general manager during a closed·door session or the nine -me mber panel earli er this month. Al that meeting. the boa rd vol· ed to eliminate the position or bus iness -manager Robert Lep· pert , and replace that job with the high e r -paying po s t or general manager . The action included, sources said , an increase in salary to $30,000 for Griem, about twice that earned by ousted long-time business manager Leppert. In a story pubUshed Tuesday. a source on the festival grounds was quoted as saying the board action to hire Griem took place behind closed doors. with Griem reportedly vot ing for the ouster of Leppert. The source . who asked not to <See GRIEM, Page AZ > Traffic -1hreat Cited Laguna neach planning com m 1si.1oncrs picked apart a n en- v1ronmcntal im pact report deal· ing with a pr oposal to constru<'t 171 affordable homes on a 39 acre parcel up Hobo Canyon in South Laguna Wednesday Oran~e County officials have as ked lhe city to for ward com· m ents on the environmental re· port fo r a propose d county general plan a mendment for the 39-acre area that is part of a 361 -acre de velopment plan in the South Laguna canyon. D e v e l o p e r D ar y o u s h Mahboubi-Fardi is asking the county to change its general pla n to allow medium de nsity on the s mall canyon parcel which is currently designated for open i.pan · If th£' entire 361·ucrc parcel I!> approved for dt:vE·lopment. 1t would call fo r an extension of Hobo Canvon Road to Balboa Avenue in. Arch Beach Heights and c reatwn of nearly 700 homes 111 the undeveloped canyon . The entire prOJect would be localed between Nyes Place in Laguna Beach and Wesley Drive in South La~unfl . exte nding from Pacifi c Coas t Highway to just 400 feet ea!>t of the steep Arch Beach lle1ghts com munity ~n Laguna Reach T he developer 1s seeking ap· proval or an environm ental re· port for lhe 39-acre parcel in or· der lo facililatP a general plan c hange from ope n s pace to medium dens ity dl'velopment Other a reas in the 361 -acre parcel owned by M a hboub1· Fardi ar<' already zoned for re· sident1al use. and the developer says he wants to develop 26 per· cent or lhc land. leaving 74 per· cent of the parcel in open space space. T he current county zoning al· lows up to t.540 units on the en- tire parcel. and the developer 1s propos ing 696 units for the ca nyon. But it was the extension of Hobo Canyon Road to the hilltop Arch Beach Heights community in Laguna Beach , and the poten· tial t raffic and circulation pro- H I e ms that d r ew the m os t cr iticis m fro m city planning commissione rs and city plan· ning officials Wednes day Commission chair m an Ken· neth Mullens was wary or the im pact or lhc project on Coast (See 11080, Page A2) Vitamin Loses C No Cure for Cancer BOSTON CAP) -A study in the New England Journal of Medicine says that despite earlier promis· ing results, large doses of vitamin C will not cure cancer. Researchers at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., tested vitamin Con patients with advanced cases of c::,ancer. They concluded, "We were unable to show a therepeutlc benefit of hlgh·dose vitamin C treatment!' ln the study, published in today's journal. 60 peo- ple took daily doles ot 10 grams of the vitamin, and 63 received sugar pill$,. People ln both groupe typically s urvived forseven weeks. An earlier s tudy conducted Ln Scotland found that cancer patients who took vttarriin C survived an averap ~ 38 weeks lonaer tban other people afflict· eel with the disease. ---~ ' Greenbelt costs of installing recreational facilities and even acquisition of choice land in the area. The proposal also calls for an equestrian center ana e xpansion of the nine-bole Ben Brown Golf Course in South Laguna's Aliso Canyon into an 18-hole faclllty with the idea or making money. Aliso Viejo Company officials have opposed the idea of further acq u.Lsillon of sites In the open space area that would surround the planned community . The developers have offered to dedicate 3.400 acres of rugged open space land in return for county approval of their 6,623· acre project that could house 60,000 residents. Sanger told ~ty parks com- missioners funds for the extra l a nd a cq uis itions ··a re not available" and would be or a The Long, Long Waif Plan , ' •• lower priority. The e xtra land would be used for other money. m a k ing project s or further enhancement of the natural open area. T he St.ate Coastal Conservan- c y . a n a rm o f the S tate Resources agency. has already approved $450,000 in loans for the greenbelt proposal. These loa n s would be r eimbursed <See A.LISO, Page A2 > These are the ha rd rnrc va riety California Angels ra ns The)' Marted lmmg up th1-; morning for pl:.Jyoff t c h•I\ "h1ch go on ~aleat9 a m ~aturcl.i) Hy~ 15thL·rc"cre53 I .in:-111 thl' line that w1 1l undoubtedly m - 1·11•J-..c 1 mmf>n-..t>lv bv the time the t icket win· do\\ 111>l·n .... for • h•,-Bah 1 m o re penna nt series . TUXJ Slain Women Found in Bedroom SANTA L\1\HH/\ll1\ 1.\l'1 The full y tlotlw 11f '"''' women. ·N1<·h shot i-1•v(•ra l t1 1111·-. at lt>a~t lhrt•1• d a~:, al-(o. hav1· been found 1n Utt· b<-<lroom of one of tht• v1ct1m .... 1>oltc·1· !'><.llCl l o day One of tht· .... om1•n w:1!> gag~1·d P ol 1<·1· v.1·r 1· ~(·f'k 1 ng th1· h us ba nd r1f one· of t lw v. onwn fo r qucst1onini::. '>a11t ~i.:t Cha ri (·'> Calkins A n€'1ghbor worrll'd h<•c;rn..,1· the two womt•n hacln t b.·en '><.'C·n for awhile· t•nt<•n•d t h<· hou!>l' Wcdn<'sday aftnnoon and foun d lhc bod.It•!> of Y\'onnc 11111. l.1. a nd a 29 \C:.t r o ld Ox nard worn an. Calktn'> :.aid Th<' olh<'r v.oman :. nam1• wa:. \o\ lthhcld pending not1f1cauon of n.•lah vc:. Calkins !>aid nt·1thc·r \o\Oman a ppeared to havt• lwt'n i.ouall y ,,.,..,,1ulll'•• hounlf llc said both u,orrwn '4t·r•· 'ho1 · "''\ cral li me·., and h,1rl tw1·n <!<-all .11 l1·a:.t thn·1· da\" ""Ms 111 11 v.a:. .1 longt1nw """ d1.•nt of Santa IL1rh.1r.i th• 'l'r~t.'<inl :.aid ·sh1.· h<1xnJ rcl h1 · ~.ud She had been In IOJ.? v.1th :\b 11111 for :.1·\ l'ral months l\dkins :-.a1cl ~t s 11 1 ll v. J -.. u nm d r rt 1• II Calkins said. but thl· OxnJrd \I.Oman did h:n c .:1 hu!>band who \!.a<, ITil'>S lnl-: :JOd \o\ ii'> bl•lnj! sought. Calkins ~aid Emerg'ency Siren Ey~d for ~nofre By RAYMOND ESTRADA JR. Of, ... 0 .. 1, ~ ... SlaH Federal officia ls meeting in San Clemente have suggested an emergency siren system be set up for use In case of a mishap at the San Onofre nuclear power plant But Dean Kunibiro. a Nuclear Regulatory Commission review team leader. said the current e me rgency procedures in San Cleme n te and other a r e as ar ound the plant a re "very sound." Kunihlro is the leader or one of several s ix-man teams the NRC s et up to review emergency pro· cedures at the nation's 72 atomic powe r plants following the March accident at the Three Mlle Island n•tear faciJlty in Pennaylvania. Kunihlro t o ld Southern Calttornla Ed.Ison Co. officials. the operators ol the San Onofre plant, that 6 an Clemente of- flclala "have not sblrlted tbelr reaponalblllUea in eatablllhlfta an emer1ency plan." But NRC review last forte chief James Mllle r aald pro- poled new rederal 1uldeU.M1 re· quire a "ra_pld notification 171t•m" for a one half mJle radlu.1 around nuclear power pluta. .. Edison Co ofhc1al~ s aid the e m e r gency situation Ku01h1 ro was describing ··might be far out " Edison officials s aid the sta te park area around lhe Sa n Onofre plant 1s equipped with ~ .loud spe aker sys tem to warn v1s1tors of a ny type or em ergency Comments from m em bers of lhe public were scheduled to be heard beginning at 11 a.m. lo· day. Representa t ives fro m San Cle m e nte. the s t a t e parks s y s t e m . Or a n ge County e m ergency .services a gency, Camp Pendleton and the City of Huntington Beach were present.I a t today's meeting. Representatives from the AJ. llance for Survival and GUARD, local anti-nuclear groups. were expected to speak. The updating or emer1ency procedures a t San Onofre'• nuclear facility ls required prior to the Ucenalnl ot two new reac· tors Jwt south ot the e.xlatina unlt. LicenainC heartn11 for the two n e w nuclear plants are s cheduled ror April lMO. !cllaon officials hope to have the s9COOC1 r eactoc' at San Onofre In opera· lion by 1111. Gold Price Hits Record $395.50 I 1 >'\I )()~ 1AI'1 The prict> of .:old ltull1q11 ,o;irl'd S21 75 an 11urH"l' tud ,I\ to a r•·1·nrd $395.50 1 n d 1 h ,. ·A m <· r 1 ('a n d o 11 a r ... 1umpc-<1 :1ga1 n-;t maJor E uro p1·.1 n n 1rrl'nc·11·" 1;11!d "·a:. f1'<<.-<l 1n the aft er 11uo11 h\ th1· fnt: le admg buJhon 111 .. dt·r~ in J..ond11n. up nea rly SlO (mm th1• mo rning fixing and "1• 11 J bO\ t' th t• Wed n esday l !11-.1nj.! In /.unch. the metal hit a rec- ord SJ~ 50. up fro m $375 Wedne:.· da~ and "'<'II above the prcVJ~ /.urich h1gh or $381 50 recorded !-.t•pt ~ T h t' d o I I a r . m c a n w h ii e . 1 um bled Jgainst leading Euro- p1•an turren1.·11.~. dropping below I i5 Wc·~t German m arks and ln""inl! mon· tha n 3 cents against th1· Rnt1sh pound In London the dollar was quot- l'd at I 5675 Swiss francs. down from I 5827 late Wed nesday in th<.• Swiss financial center . ln U>ndon. where the dollar ft•ll 2 cents against the pound We dnesday o n heavy Mideast ~clhn~. the shdc continued. -' Coast \\cnth c r Patchy low clouds near t h e co a s t in c r eas ing tonight and early Friday mo rning otherwise fair th rough Frida y with some variable high clouds. Lows tonight in the 60I. Highs Frid ay in low to rn.id-70s at beaches to near 80 inland. INSIDE TODAY A meaninQ~" U lo" to tilt KanlOI Cit11 R~c0n't dim Angebnmda. Sff JJMW•> photo•. Page 81. .................. ., Q ..,.....,... •• ............ ... , .............. .................. ca.)6 CW... ClmtW A'1 ............... ., A,.,.._.,-.a AM..... e1"4 ...., -·--111 .... ,,......... . Cl-• ftlMeen _. C1 ~ ... .............. ct A.I DAILY ptLOT USC Thul'lday, S.ptember27, 11'71 >it .Fire Sf at-•• . . Held • ID , KNOXVLLLE. T•nn (AP> Nlu ftreftlbten a.ad 1 aherUta 'd•p\lt)' h•"• b 111 ure•ted • followtna the accuaallona ot a woman who 1ay1 abe wu nped b,y 25 tu 30 men at a city ft re at•· tion, aut.boritite said. Dbtrlct Attorney General RonaJd WebltN 1a.ld the Knox vllle fittfi&bten wen arrested Wedne1d1y on various ex cbaraes. ,.,....p~ ' HOBO ... k.igbway, say\nx, "Aoyooe who bas used Coast Hlebway on a daily basis over the past six months bas to have seen the in· creased density " He said that with the approval of the nearly 4,000 unit Avco pro- Ject, approved this month for the Laguna Niguel area. along with proposals for development of Sycamore Hills and the 20,000 unit Aliso Viejo project, "there will be a combined impact on this area that will definitely al· feet Laguna Beach." "We have to be ver y out- spoken about a 696-unit develop- ment in c lose proximity to Laguna Beach that will mean 1,500 more people Impacting this area." Mullens said. The environmental impact re· port, prepared by Bein, Frost a nd Associates or Newport Beach, said the entire project would generate between 4,350 and 6,206 vehicle trips per day. General Plan approval would also mean an additional 216 to 406 daily trips on Laguna Can· yon Road. 1.800 trips onto Pacific Coast Highway. and 300 vehicle trips per day from Arch Beach Heights down the pro- posed four-la ne Hobo Canyon Road to the Coast Highway. ac cording to the report. But Douglas Wood, who represents the de veloper for Bein, Frost and Associates, said t he newly construct e d road would reli vc congestion along Nyes Place, giving Arch Beach HeighL" and Portaflna rcsid "nl~ an a ltemat1ve to the 20 percent grade that currently serves those neighborhoods Planning comm issloners lauded the developer's plan to relocate residents in 41 mobile ho mes 1n 11060 Canyon to another area 1n the development area above their current loca· tion. Rut city planner Kyle But terwit•k srud the environmental report docs not adequately ad dress how that relocation would take place Other concerns ex pressed hy thl· city planner and the com· mission include· Necessity for the city lo pro· vide police and fi re protecuon to the development outside the' city limits Impact of the extended road on Arch Beach Heights residents Supplies of water to the south Orange Coast in .the next five years ' Runoff from development down Hobo Canyon No mention in the EIR or land form alterations on the pro· 1ect T h e com mi ssio n voted unanimously to send its concerns to the City Council, which in turn. will review the project and con- ta<'t the county A county planning commission hearing on the proposed general plan amendment will be heard Oct. 22 in Santa Ana. Animals Killed BERKELEY CAP) -UC Berkeley police are lnvestigat· ing the shooting of 22 rabits and two goats al a farm located on university land. The slaughter, which occurred Sunday night or e arly Monday, follows the kill· ings of 45 chickens last week. Street 1·7 Bargaining ORANG!'. COAST lK DAILY PILOT '""Or"•,.., (.Msl ~IY Poo• "'""-"iitf"l 1\ (Ofn bHV"d IM>,,.,..... Prflt ltputl'•~trr l,....Or#'tO" CO.ti P\tt.'•"*'O~'f' ~r•t•N•ttOft\•'" p..,O'tl\M'tl ,,,.,_,.., lfW~ ,,.,.., tOf (8'1• ,,,.. .. , N.....-wt .... f\ HwintiftQtOft 9"M"I"°"" l .. f"V•ll..,.l,....,..,~~Mh~(M't A \•ftf .. ,... ..... f'Oifkwt ltlM*H\l'llllldS.••ll'"ct.tY'•'MI ........... , ........... , ....,.i. ...... 111..-1 " .. ,. W•QfdOO' ~tl~~ ..... I=:;"'" U,-e8HCllOmc. um "o ~""'.,""' ornc .. CMI• .... >JOW.•l_M_ """Onqton llU<~ t1tll9"f~llOIH•nd '. Tbt deputy wa . ch•r•ed with aadJnl and abetUn1 rape and wal impended from duty ul)Oft bla arrest, Webster said . ~r1Ir Jo.-Jenkina •aid he hu not de elded whether the 1u1penalon wiU be w\\h or wit.bout p~. Knoxville Mayor Randy 'l'Yfff said a dttlaJon on whether to suspend lhc rlretighterJ will not w made unul lat.,r thla we0 or lbe ltnst ot nut week. Two ri~men were •mona •ix d~partment supervisora put on pa1d leavu of ableoce Aua 2$ after officials began in In veatigation into the woman's charges. 0 .. lt 1'11111 _ _, Patr'<•O'O-M A Dec. 12 Orange County Superior Court bearing date bu been aet for -xm•ntl in a lawauil wblcb 1 to overtunt Laguna Beach City Council ap. proval ot a six-lot 1ubdiviaion lo Arch Beach Helptl. Tbe order IOI' the beariDI WU 1l1ned Wednesday by Judge Oretta Sears, acting at the re- quest al attorneys representiJlg the Arch Beach Heights Associa· lion. ln the laws uit filed one wee& ago, the association contends that development on tbe tbree- acre parcel would run counter to open space policies now oo the city's books. And the suit alleges that the city has failed to follow state laws in establishing programs to implement those policies. Police r e ports quot e the woman as saying she was picked up after wor k by the sheriff's deputy Aug. 21 and taken t.o the fire hall. where she was tied to a bed for 18hours and raped by2Sto 30men Webster s aid the nine firefighters a rrested represent the men the woman could positively identify. He said an investigation is continulng and more firefighters could be ar· r ested later. Bead 'e• IJp, /tlove 'ena Out The city council approved the six-lot subdivision -scaled· down from the developer 's original request on Aug. 21. Several residents spoke out against the proposed subdivision at that meeting. I rvine Co. cowboy Dave Burch moves com· pa ny cuttle out of hills behind Laguna Beac h. A he rd o f about 1-.000 cows was mov<'d Wcancsday to flatter land in pre par a tion for the upcoming calving season. They were moved so that they will be easily ac- cC'ssible should t rouble occur during the b irth of talves. company officials said. The parcel is locat ed near th e intersection of Balboa /\venue and Del Mar Street and 1s designated on the city's open !>pace maps as land that s hould be preserved, according lo the lawsuit Carter Remark 'Explained' The alternate writ of mandate signed by Judge Sears gives the city the option of appearing at lhC' Dec 12 hearing to defend its pos1t1on or taking 1mmed1ate ac- llun to revoke approval of the ... ubd1v1s1on WASHINGTON (AP) -In his own hand, President Carter has told Sen. Edward M. Kennedy he mea.nt no reference to Chappa- quiddic k when h e s aid he bimseU could handle a crisils without panic. Kennedy says he appreciates the gesture. But the fencin~ goes on. Kennedy. appearin g at a $~ .OOO·a-plate party fund-raising dinner hours after a presidential aide d elivered Carte r 's note Wedr.esday. said he "was glad to get it · · Kennedy said he did not GQn· sider the note an apology. Presidential press secretary Jody Powell said the note was an "explanation" following what the president called "grossly ex· Fro•PageAJ ALISO .•. • aggerated" press accounts or t~e remark , m ade Tu-es-d-ay nt~hl at a "town meeting" in New York City. through the years by revenue gener ated from the public and private uses or the open space area Sang~r said the county'!> $700,000 s hare would be pa.1.1 over a period of a bout rive years The s tate-hired consultant said it is hoped that funds for the proposed federal national urban park nearby could also be Wied for the greenbelt area From Page .111 SOVIET ... during an elE;cllon camp1ugn ap pea ranee. Japan lodged earlier protes~ when. !Jle Sovi~~ placed troops or military fac11Jties on the con· tested ·'northern territories" islands off Hokkaido, Japan's northernmost main island. A participant at the meeting mentioned Kennedy. then asked Ca rt er how he intended to "in· sµ1rc " voters Carter replied . "We've had some crises where it requirC'd a steady ha nd. a · careful and deliberative decision to be made. I don't think I panicked." Powell dlsclosed the existence Of the hand-written note tn a COO· versation with reporters He ~aid the president also sent Ken· ncdy. D Mass .. a verbatim transcnpt of the town meeting. Kennedy. at a reception before the dinner. said he considers pre•.td<'ntial leadership a lt-g1t1matc issue and intends to m:.k<• 11 . not Chappaquiddick: one of thC' major issues of the campaign 1f he runs "Were I to be a candidate," Kennedy said. "I'd be talking· about the issues which are inost in the mmds of the American people and l think that's also what he'd want." In the past. the White House has said that if Kennedy Frot11 Page Al GRIEM HITS STORY. • • be identified. said Griem then left the room while his fellow board members voted to hire him to the newly created posi· tion of general manager And while Grlem and one other festival board member in· sisl the new general manager did not vote to dismiss Leppert, other festival officials said Wed· nesday that notes on what hap- pened al the closed meeting are not available. •'The notes were taken by (festival direct.or) 0 .E. 'Bud' Schroeder,'' said festival public r e lations r epresentative Sally Reeve. Schroeder is out of tbe coun· try, and festival officials sald they could not find the notes of that secret meeting. Mrs. Reeve suggested the paper hold off on a no.traction until Schroeder returns and the notes are reviewed. But Griem said Wednesday. "I absolutely, pos itively and categorically deny I was In the room when the vote was taken to eliminate the position held by Le pert.'' ~e was supporteoo by board prealdent James Schmits, wbo said Griem, "presented bis qualifications (for tlie newly created post), said be wu in· t.ernted in the Job. then left the room before any vote was taken." But at least one other board member attendlng the secret session claims she believes Grtem voted for the ouater of Leppert before leavinl the room. Festival member Lee ChUdreu said Griem, "mtde a propOlal •bout the job save bla credentials, and aald he felt be waa qualitled for tbe Job. "I don't remember positively wbetbel' be left the room before tbe ftnt "lcM (to ellmlnate Lep- pert'• poaltJon) or not. I th.ink be stayed f« t.be vote but it'• been .. several weeks since the meeting and I really can't swear to 1t," Mrs. Childress said. Other board members polled were even less sure. Member Anne Chase said. "It seems t.o me Paul left before the vote. I would have been sur prised ir he stayed to approve himself to the new position-• "He CGriem > brought up the Idea (of a new position) and said he was definitely interested in the job,'.' she said. •'Whether or not he was present when the board voted to create the job, I do not recall. He could have been present, and he should have been present to vote on that. I think. "But I'm sorry I can't say positively that he left the room. I'd be lying if I did." Ve t e ran fes tival board member Glenn Vedder said he also does not recall the sequence of events prior to the hiring of Griem. "I honestly can't recall how il went," Vedder said. "But I think PaUl ls the best qualified for the position." Members Schroeder , Helen K~eley and Emalle Scbneeberge~ are out of the country, according to Mrs. Reeve, and could not be con· tacted. Board member David voW,g 11ald he \eft the meeting prior to the vote. But Griem malntalns he mere· ly "discussed the duties and .responstblUUes of the 1ener..i manaaer, then 1 withdrew from the room.'' •Jn ukin& for the retraction on beball of Griem. Mrt. l\eeve, who la not a board member,· sald, "Of course, I did not attehd the execuUve session where the action took place." She auaest.ed the paper wait until the notes of lbat aecret. meetlng are reviewed before prlntlnt a retraction . cha llenf'!CS Carter. tht-president would not make an lb!>Ue of Ken ncdy's reaction lo the cra:.1:-. cond1t1ons "hen the senator drove a car oH a bndge at Chap paqu1dd1ck. Mass . 1n 1969. re bulling in lhe death c,f Mar) J t1 Kopl•<:hm: Carter followed Ki,,nned> :-. <tp pearance al a poolside rt:cepuon w1lh a dlnner spet:ch laced w1lh appeals for party unit> Oeniente Man Held In Knife Assault A 29.year·old San Clementi· man is in rusto<ly today after h1· allegedly pulled a 20.inrh fl<1ww knifr on an Art Colon> hqour store rl~rk 10 full view of <i plainclothes police offiC'cr Police said Chri'I All•·n Soderberg, 852 Camino de La-. Mares, was arg uing w1lh Lawrence Hudson. l'lerk al Broadway L1qouor . when Laguna officer Hill Yourcx a5 sertedly saw Soderberg reach into a brown paper ba~ Yourex said Sodf'rb<>rg pulled the long knife from tht> ba~. held it chest hlgh and moved toward the clerk. Tht' 1)fhrrr. Y.ho said he "as watrhing the incident from outside lhe store at 278 Broadway pulled out ni s gun. ran into lhf' store and ordered Soderberg lf1 drop the knaft> PohC'e saJd Yourcx had been in the store buying cigars when the clerk. who had had other run-ins '41th Soderberg. asked the offi cer to wait outside unul thP San Clemeole man had gone Police dld not ..,a) v. hat lh1· tv.n men argut-d ,1hout Soclerber~ ,.., "thE>dul.-d tt1 rip !)Par in court 111 .1n<il4t'r as:.auh 14 llh J dl·Jdh "' .1p11n 1 hargE>-. lit· 1~ tx-in~ h1Iii1t1 1 11 \ Ji!l l 1n lll'u ofSIO,OOOha1l Quick Action Controls Fire A brw>h fi re that blackened about fKl acres of Visbeek Ranch land in San Clemente Wednes day could have been mor e severe we re It not for 84 firefighters who arrived on the scene quickly. authorities said today Three airplanes were called an to drop fire retardant chemicals on the blaze which was con· trolled by 2:30 pm No one was .. hurt Jnd no :.tru1·1 uri·' 14f'rf' damagt-d O rf1 c1al" SHiil I llt' neavy rt•sponse was due If• extreme!) dry brush that h:.id grown tu more Lhan four fl'C't in he11'(hl in lhl• area inland of the San l>1c~o Freeway. Though lhe f1rl' "'as out in 20 minutes, San Cll•mente f'1re Marshal Garv Carmichael !>aid 1t was the city's largest brush fire this year INTRODUCING THE: St •\en K(ay, an Irvine at- torne\ representing the associa· 11on. -.aid the city's lawyers have 1nd1calcd to him they will ht1gatl' tht• maller .. ~t.1rk Wtnthrop . the city's l<'g<tl rcpre!\entat1ve could not I><' reached for rom ment today 110 "h.ll lh<' r11\ ., po~1uon would Ill' f~all Victim Suffered From Stroke Oran~e County Coroner's of f1r1a1 ... havt· determined that a ·~.\ear old Art Colony man suf· fered a mass1vt' stroke just before he plunged 35 reel off a three '>lory balcony, police said 111da\ t,aguna Polirt! Capl Neil Pu rcl·ll "aid Roger C harles 0 Shaughn.-ss~ '4ah apparently ~t~rndtng on the balcony of his home at 12.JS Ga\'lota St when the cnpplmg '>lroke hit him Purcell :.aid the cause of death v. ou Id be listed as natural He indicated the stroke was the pr11nary cause and 1rauma from the fall could tw a secondary cause O'Sh:.iughnebsy. who was a L1 S Oept of Defense cost :.inalyst \41th office~ at Newport Beach's Ford Ae ronutronic. had JUSl moved to the fasruona· ble seaside apartment four days ago The stroke and fall occurred late Tuesday night. Pured) said other residents of thl' ~e a!>1de triplex said 0 Shaughnes sy al so had authored some books Edison Electric Packet -- Finally, DUFFIELD YACIITS of Costa Mesa bas Joined forces with the most classical bay launch ever buUt. The beauty of a bygone era grougbt back to life ln conjunction wltb the reliability or electric power. Deposits for orders are now being taken for the new Edison electric packet. The COMMODORE model package lncludes: packet hill with new spacloUI Interior, 111 natural bronze deck hardware, teak trim, foll surrey top with taseela, clear curtains, cockpit cushions, full cover, carpet, teak bar, s tereo, run electric propulsion system, wheel steering, bilge pump, running lights, electric born, dock ll.Des, fenders, antl·foul bottom paint, paint name and CF number1. Owner's choice of colors. Introductory price: Sl2,500. Come see the world's only sol.or powered bay launch at the Lido Village "IN TllE WATER BOAT SHOW" Stpttm~r 24th through tht 3Qtl1 , .. :..l'l.;--.... • _,-'' I ? ·,.4t ------ I I ~ --- ' ... -~:"':.:.'.:------------------------- . • DUFFIELD YACHTS, ... W. l'1lll Street, Coet• MeH,CA tm7 (714) M5·t71S .-•11 ·-- CALIFORNIA _,, ..,.,,...., ~r Z1. 1979 DAILY PILOT AS . .. ~~~~s~.-::.t~~~~~:;:;~~~~ .. ,-....-~ --:::;:.~~:..~.;.-:·· . .,__~- ACRAMENTO <AP> -Tbe-AR8 Chairwoman Mary first 10-year. 100,000·mile W6r· r anty for anti-smog s ystems, compared lo the ·S·year, 50.000·mile guarantee required by st.ate and fedel'al law. educe more poUulioo over tbe total U!e of the car than the state's conventional standards,•• she said. Callfomla AJr Reeources Board Nichols said in the st.at.emenl, report.a It.a •J>Proval or the first "Dlesela are valued tor their ex· , two or an anticlpaled "many" cellenl fuel economy. Our ap- 1980 model diesel automobiles proval ehows they also can meet tor u lt In the atate -. the our state's alr pollution stan-Volktw~en R abbit and Dasher. · darda, which are the most stringent In the world.·: Ms.· Nlcholir saJd that the Volkswagens, in exchange for the long-t.erm warranty and ex· tra drivability, will be allowed to emit slightly more pollution when they are new. Test data shows tl)at mosl. cars exceed the standard after only 20.000 to 30,000 miles, with larger Increases in emissions after 50,000 miles. Pol lution l'ictina 8Qard apokeaman BUI Sessa uld Wednelda,y the ARB ls test· Ing dieeel cara trom three other manufacture11. The 19proval ol several more models is expeded 1n the next few weeks, be said. SESSA SAID in an interview that the board, which makes aod vohces the natio'o'a strictest an- ti-smog regulatJon.s, ls trying to lay to rest "an Impression by a tot of people that we're against diesels being sold here.'• lie said those rumors were probably started by the auto in- dustry in efforts to pressure the board into less·strict anti-smog standards. "But obviously we are not trying to keep diesels out," he said . Sessa a lso quoted General Motors as saying that by 1985, it expects 2.5 percent of its produc- tion nationwide lo be diesel powered. Lynette Williams. California Humane Officer, holds a net containing a duck s he rescued from polluted waters of the southern estuaries of San Francisco Bay. An untreated scwa~e spill has caused problems for marine life and THE ARB estimates that at leas t 40,000 diesel -powered passenger cars wtll be sold in Ca lifornia ne xt year. with s teady sa l es increases thereafter ~eatt'ns waterfowl in the southern portion of the bay. Cable Cars Dormont 106-year-old System Judged Unsafe SA :\ FR/\NCrsro <AP) Like a vignette from a Norman ftockwell prunl.lng, the Municipal Ha1lway condul'lor :,prawls on the maroon, yellow and grl'en cable car s itting dormant at Powell and Mark ct :,lrt-t·ts Tht•r<• ;1 rP Ill> tourists. no bell~. no buzzing ca- ble b£>n<'ath t ht st rc<'l. The safety experts ha vf· pronnuni•t•d 111r1gmrnt t h!' 106-year-old tran!>1l !--) "'"Ill 1.,, un ... 1ft· Th1: l'tly will µut som e· of thl' cars on display fnr ltHmst:. for I h1: ~t'\'(•n months that a ll but one hoe will hf:• ~.hut down Each day. sell'cted cars will be hauled 1,t?nominous ly up and down lh<' streets of the c1tv to th(•ir nvcrmcht home at the cable ('Ur barn Prostitutes Ban Invalid FRESNO tAP) A court order barring con- v1ctNJ prostitutrs from C'l'rtain areas of the city as a l'Ond1t1on of probation hc.s b<!(•n found invalid by the 5t h lfo .. tnc·t Court of Appl"al "" a c:ond1t1on for proh:1l1on here, some :'lfunw1p. I C'rnirt JudgE:s ,.,sue· th<' prostitutes a m.1p. c;h1 Win~ tht>m an·as of the city they are pro· h1lrtfrd from visihn~ Thi' ;1 qlf'.il'> t'' urt d1n•etl•d the Fresno :\lun1c1pal t •1u11 to c·11hcr c hmin:tle or modtfy the probation ol B.Hbara Whit(', 3<!, a convicted prm•titutl·, •.u shl! was not proh1btlcd from frequent· 1ng thrl'c areas with a hiJ.(h mcidcnc<' of prostitution. WKITE Sr\IO SllE was pleased with the rul· inc .. Jt m1•an:,. now I c:an go where I want," she said. "Jt rm·ans th11t l m free lei take the bus, go to r.oeding Park and eat at any restauranL" ln th<' d<'c1s1nn released Wednesday. the ap· peals court did not say a judge could nol use the map anymore The rulini: affected only one condi- tion of the probation and said nothing to prevent the use of Uld map, officials said. TUE JUSTICES s uggested the probation rules be modified to set reasonable hours during which time those on probation could go into the interdict· ed areas. Use of a specific List of places the proba· tioner cannot go into was also suggested. White pleaded guilty to sohciting an act of prostitution on Nov. 14, 1978. Jn granting probation. Presiding Mwtlcipal Court Judge /\. Dennis Caeton gave her a copy of the map. LNG Site Transit officials said the safety problems were so pcrva.'>1vc they could no longer be put off until a two year shutdown scheduled for late 1981. The complete renovation could cos t $41 million CURRENTLY. PLANS CAU for two of the city's three Lines to b • out of service for at least ~even months while they are brought up to safety standards. The third line, which serves California Street. could reopen in a month. "There is n't any question in my mind that il isn't a safe system ," said Oral Moore, chief engineer of the Public Utility Commission and the man who recommended the shutdown Tuesday. "The whole system is antiquated ... We've been patching and patch.Ing and patching and it Just won't patch anymore," said Municipal Railway inspector Gilbert Repp. P UC DIRECTOR Richard Sklar 1ltt for Washington Wednesday to discuss funding with federal officials. The system was declared a na- tional h.i storical landmark in 1964. The three rickety lines, basically unchan~ed since 1873. carry more lhan 13 million passengers a year 70 percent or them tourists .J am·packed day and night, the frail vehicles sec a year's use every '15 days, according to one expert's estimate They become increasingly vulnerable to breakdown as the number of trained cable-car mechanics dwindle and it becomes more di!f1cult to find new para. Cupcake Benefit Ruled Out by PTA SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -Students at Pleas ant Hill Elementary School have found out now the cupcake crumbles -lhe tasty sweets were dropped from fund-raising plans by the Parenl Teachers Association. Al issue was lhe PTA's plan to drop its tradi· tional method of raising funds by five "Cupcake Days" during the school year. They didn't want cupcake sales because they are bad for youngsters. But last week the children rebelled, circulat- ing petitions and carrying placards reading "Kids Crave Cupcakes ." So a formal debate was scheduled on Wednesday. Only two sixth·grade youngsters showed up to lace about 75 mothers . The mothers won. Gains OK Indians Vow Point Conception Fight LOS ANGELE.5 (AP) -The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has tentatively a oorov.ed construction of a liquefied natural gas port at Point Conception. but Indian rights activists vow thev will fight the decision'· all the way.·· Approval of the s ite for LNG s hipments from Alaska ls not. official until the commission issues a formal decision. It did not Indicate when this might take place. However, govern----------.. ment spokeswoman ( ) Barbara King, In an-STA.TE ', .. nou.nclng this "decision .,._ --------· hLPr:lndple" Wednesday. . . 1.ra that tbe commiaston initiative that would abolish public schools and let students study a t home if they could pass an achievement test m ay be circulated for signatures, says the state. attorney general's of· fice. The "performance voucher" plan, which would award a student $2,000 tor passlng a grade· level test , was cleared for circulation Wednesday. Nlllce Plat1t Dbp•te 8efb SACRAMENTO (AP) -Gov. F.dmund Brown Jr. says be never promlaed a IJ'OUP ol union leaders that be would drop hla opposition to the Dlablo Canyon nuclear power plant. The board said th e Volkswa1en Rabbit sedan and Duber sedan and s tation wagon meet its emission standards "by a wide margin" and get 40 to 45 miles per gallon ln the city. It said they of.fer the nation's "Even though the e mission standards are initially slightly relaxed for car makeni who pro- vide long-term warranties, they Dul a lO·year, 100,000·mile warranty extends the auto maker's r es ponsibility for .-lalntainlng and guaranteeing the performance of the anti- smog systems, s he said J}] aciti dewe1ry Company • WHOLESALE TO THE PUBLIC DIAMO•D EARRl•G EXIRA YAGANZ SAVE UP 10 63%! DiamOIMls arri•ed from Mew Y oric Cutten too late to be included in cur recent St ,000,000 DIAMOND SALE -We ha•e mountt-d hund~s of diamonds ift ~outiful whM and yellow gold eca i thC)S. WE BOUGHT RIGHT Take ad•antcMJt' of Super Savinqs TODAY -Compare our prices with any other jeweltt in Oranqe County -As yOM'tl find out, our prices defy compc:rison. Take a pt-8 at tttis partial list of our earn~ -bvt HURRY. at these pricH they won't lost! MAHR> I RETAIL MUMIQ ] OlSCll"10M rRICE ----------c:r T ./I c. 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Corer IWod by his account ol a three-hour private meetlq Au1. 21 in the governor's offtce ln wblcb beeald Brownpro- mlled be would not try to prevent the openlnt. 65·2555-t&Z 2 • Uon. OU f'leld Bia•• 1'11& One LOS ALAMOS (AP) -A beater belng used to Mlp liquefy thi~ll crude oll during unloading wu b181Ded for an oil field explosion and fire that -Wed one man, melted five huge oil s toraie tanks and blackened six acres of brush. Vietor Ramires, a SI-year-old truck driver, .. ed lu Wectn.day in a P'ftano bolpital from bmu IUltaned ln the blut and day Jong ftre at tM uaa. Oil Otblon leue, 16 mtt• llOUtbeaat ot ..... Jlarl •• Ulnw,.. E.rp•••••• Deleated · LOS ANGELES (AP> -The ctty council baa " killed a ecatrovenial 'plan Co renovate and expand th• downtown llbr&rJ, leaviq =r::-uon ot what to do about the 50-year-old C \lllnlOlved after 11 ,..n ot study and debate • TM ec.mcil'• aeuon Wtdn11d11 ....-•~ • 1Ul'I Cltllltmllve work OD tlM ,,...S • mUlklft 1cbeme wide.la wa1 Men u llftfwable to buU.t111 a new main library. 0"9t 4tOOD THIOU9H OCT. '· I'"· OffB MADI TO THI PUiuc OHL y. PLIASI MO DIAUIS. AU. MmtCHAMDISI IUIJICT TO PllOI SALL MON.· FA I. 10•..m. -to.m SATU .. OAY 1oe.1n .• &p,m, .. _ .... · ---·,=-!Ui~ '-"--·... . .. ~ Orange Cont Cally Pilot E , .. ,.,. ~~ .. , .. Rober'\ N. Weed/PuDll1her ~ ~ ~~-~ .............. l.~ ..... · . .., .. -.m.lber ... f7 •.• 't'7t ................... a..m. ... ra .. K.ft·l·~·c·h·/E·d·l·tOC'·l·a·t·P·e99 .. E·d·l·tOf' .... . La&\98 Nlpel'a Aft'O CommlinltY_Dn.,_., t~: l•t ... c..,.. tM , .. ~ barrim" to ·~t ol a •acre piece ol comtaa Wad ta U.. lalt Cnak alley wbeca .... ~ comat • ._.. weed to blck the ,.. liooal (!CJmmi ... 'S cJM ..... ?be final COMtal C'O"'""eebt 'ftdory for Avco tlMta a m -year ltalemMe betwem t.be de:-'t company ud ~awn u..& wu ,.d b)' l•!'_l~t11 JC·bour op1nU.. t.o a"Yald Callloraia'a \,;OU\8.1 Act ..ct tituer ccmtrootaHc• with local envtromn.ul ll'CMf'veo WU workiq 00 the bull ol a county andinl permit iD 1t72 wMm ProposkkJD JO pwed. 11M f!nvlraft. mental Coabtion of Oran,se County went t.o court to block the &rlld.lna operatiou. After u.e '•""'t b&KedE ..n. Avco omciala eou1bt appnwal for a.he ori aJ project ln tm from tbe new CoutaJ Commiulon. project wu bitterly op. poeed. Following a man.aaement pu.rfe that broupt public relations-oriented planners lnt.o the company, officials began ccoductina more than 100 meetJnp with envtron- mental groups and local citiiena to aet thelr ideu. From the vast ~tores ol inlormaUon obtained at tbeae meetings, Avco planners de.1lgned a scaled-down 3,900- home development on the S82 coastal acres. Last week's vote allows Avco to begin grading opera· tions for the project sometime next spring. The vote was a victory for everyone. Avco will now be able to develop the property in a style that's accepta· ble t.o the community and still generates profits for the ·company. The action shows that cooperation between the citizenry, coastal commissioners and developers can pay o(f. Rental Co01pronrise Laguna Beach City Council mem bers have opened a can of worms by seekmg mt:ans of pruning illegal rental uni le; from the city. The council decision calls for ordinances that would m ake the seller of any home in Laguna Beach subject to inspection of the property for non·conforming rental uses. ' The council claims the estimated 2,300 illegal renters :in town are a dram on palice and safety forces, and cause m ore parking and traffic congestion than is necessary in .the a lready jam-packed town. Whlle saying it wanted to avoid a blanket ouster of ii · le,::<t l renters. the council voted to enforce the ru11 Residential Property Hcpart process whereby sellers of a home mli!>t unde rgo a full inspection of the premises before: the s<t ll' is dosed. ln that m<tnncr . council members reasoned, they could ferret out those: units with extra kitchen units that are obviou.c.,ly being u~ed a'> rentals. When the issue WCJS broached la'it week, Councilman Wayne Bcglm persuaded fellow council members to turn aside a recommendation that the city appamt a commit· tee to "study the problem." He said the council should take the initiative and push for conformity, "without hiding behind a council- , appointed committee.'' And the council majority dtd just that, approving the Investigation process and calling for estimates of how IJlUCh the program would cost the city. If the majority of homeowners in Laguna Beach don't ¥kc the program. they will h a ve a definite target for their cricvances, instead of a faceless committee. ~ousing Help Orange County housing officials have proposed a near·m1llion dollar plan to revitalize the run·down C<1pii,trano Village area near Doheny State Beach. The plan hinges on a $550,000 f cderal grant for in· novativc housing proJects. The program provides that a private developer would use county subsidies to design and construct. low-income housing for the residents in the · village area. AccordUlg to county records, most of the families in the Capistrano Village area are long-time residents who have lived there for as long as 40 years. But the hous ing in which they dwell is considered to be some of the worst in the county. The solution to the plight of these poorly housed Capistrano licach residents is not easy. There are sev- 1 eral landowners in the area. This could complicate negotiations. The county's propos aJ also would involve purchase of a a; ... acre parcel from CalTrans for $48,500. County officials have attempted to keep local civic • groups advised on the progress of the proposal. Word is ' expected within a month on the $550,000 fede ral grant from the Housing and Urban Development agency. · If the project is properly developed, the plan could not only achieve its goal of providing satisfactory housing , for the residents but boost commerce in the area as well. • Opinions expressed In the space above are those of the Daily Piiot. ' Other v~s expressed on this page are those of their authors and , artists. Reader comment Is invited. Addreu Tb_e Daily Pilot. P.O. : So• 1580. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Phone (714) ~-4321 . 1------------------------------------.... ----- Boyd I Fortified Booze . I B7L. •.BOYD i Jma1lnative medicoe& uve auaetted t.b•t vitamin ' Bl -t.bfamin -be added to ' t I Dear Gloomy liquor ln all the diltillertes. Tbey PY this would wl_pe out a wlcklllpread diHue known as Wernlcke -Korukoff syndrome. It's what mak• alcoboUea c:oofQffd, forced\al ud \mCOOr'dlnated. Fortlt.Y· inl u.-wltb the eaent1al 81 would net JUI& cut don t.M prevalence but actually eradicate tbe dileu• t.bey clalm. A New Mu1co 1clenU1t eont.eDdl bl ha dev•iopM • sort ot chicken that lay1 two •U• a day. Now be'1 "1taa to fl.-. out tao. to ... brHa tboee b1rd·workl,.. ~· Leut erowclld ol tM llfa· UoDal ,... ...... lower • latJW .. Y6 II 7 .. Tlbl a lladl two weta IO .............. W AIHINOTON -Under federal .....U,aUoe from \wo 1lde1, Kqallton Jordan bq bMo portrayed' • • dllorclerly, fun. lovto1 r.&low •bo peers down b~. l....-patldq Ueketa b)' t.be.,... ad IDOl'1I cocaine al wUd l*tMI. He bat alto been accuaed in UM Robert Vuco caH of ldwntna wWl dJa~. bl• eoefe4eraw \oward lm· properendl. The bua11ed White Houae atraw boll ba1 foutbl back, bri1UU., and a11re11lve. Hebqdm!ed vehemently that be ha' ever partUt'n o f Illegal drugs or that he h ad any knowledje of the con · 1plracy to fix tbe Vesco case. But In a sodety accustomed to in11tant. intensive media cov· erage ol celebnlles embroiled tn public disputes. he can't seem to escape the spotll~ht. Ass<><:iatcs say be sometimes becomes despondent and listless, dospau· Ing of the battle but not knowing how to end 1L 1 I Mailbox The aceui atioaa a1aht1t Jordan, Meanwbll•, keep bul>- bllnl up. He bu DOW been K · cUHd f'l anllll.q cocaine not mi· ly at a New York ~ but at Beverly HWa parU•. 1"be White Home bu retpGbded by dllparaclna the wttneaaes. ONE OP tbe mOlt datnaclnc witneuea is B•rTY I andau, a man·aboul·Manhattan, who 1ul>- mlUed a ftve-pa1e handwritten arfldavtt oo the New Yort loci· dent . He bad encountered Jordan at Studio 54, a chic dbco, where the While Houae aide ·'said he wanted to see where the famous basement caves were and ii he could obtain some cocaine." attested Landau. The White House dismissed Landau as Irresponsible, called his afCidavit a "concoction" and clai med J ordan didn't even know the man. Yet the day after the alleged coke-snor ting , Jordan arranged for President Carter to send a telegram al Landau's behest to a potential client he was courting The tele· gram. sent in care of Landau, congratulated actress Luci Arnaz on her 'opening 10 "Anrue Get Your Gun " La ndau's personal papers, which tbe lnveatlcatfon baa dredced up, reveal be wu on a ftnt.-name baall with other Carter lntimatea. The papers in· elude a dJary reference to a brealltut •lth flut Jady RoaalyM Carter, a band written thank-you letter from t.be presl· dent's mother, lJWan Caner, and a friendly letter from the president's slat.er, Gloria Carter Spann. THE DIUY 1bow1 thatLaodau, accompanied by actress Ruth Warrick, bad breaklut wltb the fin\ lady on April 30, 117'7. The White House acknowled1ed the visit but desert bed It aa "a ten· m inut.e court.ea y call" The letteT from Mlaa UWan, dated Oct. 3, Jm, Is addressed lo bolh Warrick and Landau. "Dear Ruth and Barry," It beg10s, "You know how dis· oriented t am. How lovely of you both to provide me with the love· ly flowers . . . aod all that great rood." THE LE'ITER from Gloria, dated Oct . 31, 1977, is addressed to "Dearest Barry" and signed "Love, Gogo " The president's sister 1s known among intimates as ··cogo " Landau's personal nota alto include a reference to the Studio 54 Incident. The notation stat. cryptically : ''Ram. SC •• :c·. Landau hu told mveautatora that 1be "C" ref era to Jordan'• request for cocalne. The White Kouae denial.a ln t.be Veaco cqe are also beelnnlnc to come unravelled al the edlea. The grand jury foreman In· veaUgating the acandel, a.Jpb Ulmer, has accuaed the Cart.er admlnlst.ratlon of "duplicity, " "m anipuJatJon" and "coverup." He tried UMuccessfuJly to re· sl1n u "a protest againat the preaident'a reluctance to take Uie steps called for by the in· voJvement of his own aides." The aides, Hamilton Jordan and Richard Harden, are bud- d ies of Spencer Lee IV ·Of Albany, Ga , who accepted $10 ,000 a nd was p r omised millions more for pulling strings in the White House to help Vesco. Lee a lso traveled to Cos t a R t c a , Nass a u and Wash.ingt.on an Ves<'o's hehalf. IT HAS BEEN establis hed that Lee spoke to Jlarden about the Vesco fllt But Jordan has :.worn lhat he had no knowledge of the conspiracy He has been upheld 1n th1 '> by his two fnend.s. lf:.irden and Lt't', wh1> ms1~t lhat lh•·y ncv..r on'''' breathed the namf> of ltw fanan <·ta l fug1t1ve t-0 Jordan Yt-t all lht• wh1h•. the thrw (;1•oq:1an~ wt·n· a~ close, says fnen<b, a'> "lhret-racc•>f)OS in a ~ollow tog " Thf·y pohltckcd toget her, part1P11 together, played lt•nn1s LIJS{C'lhe r The FHI h11!-t obtained notes m Vc'\co·~ han1twr1t1n~. which re- frr to a ll•ll·ph11n1• talk with .Jord:rn Lt·1· pJ.11 1·d tht· call for Wa11hingt1Jn dur lllg lhc Carter tnau~uraJ 1111 .Jan 20, 1977, and put Jord.rn un the line, satd \," t''>('I) 1\ '''''rl'lar; 1;1·rolyn Jlobth. ab1> h ;1•, '>•Mirn und1·r 1~ath lh11t 'h•· I \'111'<1 ,rnd m.111!.!d c.t letter from Li..· 11, .lor<t.rn <slt0ut tht.• \ 1•'>1 '' 1·.1 •· Stw ""J"' cj1·'itnbed t" " h11•.h .lw .. 111 • l>•·11:1rt m1•nl of (11·1JI ,,, .1 < r l'd1t1ll· 1.1. 1tn1·~s Jur llJll f0••.111whll• lt\'J '> V I ani11ou-. to rj1,a'>'>t1f·1al€• himself from llw \'""'"" 1•;1M· thut he told r1•11<1r11•1 " that FBI a l-(l·nt'> had nol 1 \I'll r1u•·-.l wned him about Vc~t·<> Th1'.'> turned out to be un true "I "as lhinkmg in contem poram.'00.!> ter~." he explamed afte r he was caught lying What Ever Happened to Litter Laws? To the £(Ulor My wife and I were appalled at the amount of litter that has accumulated on our ~treeL'> and particualrly our stale and na· lionaJ highways. We drove up yesterday from · Newport Beach to Long Beach on the Pacific Coast lhghway. There W<JS .. enough litter Mrcwn on the .side of the highway to put several lhou~and people on welrare to work permanently. WHERE IS the highway main· tcnance department? Are they striking for more wages and othe r ht:ncfit s? Arc they on vacalwn? ls there ~ mor atorium on clean-up? Is Adriana Polltick· mg or what? Besides this. what shout the $500 fine for littering? Has the $500 fine been suspended or vol· ed out? There ia a solution. Let's put au our prbonent in various city and s tat e pr iso n s to work and clea n up this mess. Let'a pay th e m the mlnimum hourly wage which I believe is around $2.90 per hour. ThiJ wU1 be the beat money ever spent. In addition, Jet's enforce the $500 Uttering fine by puU1q t.he violator to work to pay off h1a fine by receivio1 lbe aam• minimum wqe. Here's to a clean CaUf omJa rrom the Cround up. L.JOHNSON ............. ToU..Utor: We .,. one ol thole 2,300 bor- ribN, U&lpJ ,...ta.I unll ownen. I could ID on and on telllnt JOU' about tM IDODl1 we 1peot and tile tblllll .. did dwiq U.. fow moat.bl .. remodeled our ewer· Drieed .. LI.cm• Charm" proper· iy to make ll DION attraeU•e, aafer, and more dellra\le tonal-· ert and tb• D•l&bborbood. l bow t.blre.,. maa.y otbera lib aa wbo do not nm "comm ... " a tenn Ul.t by Lacm• leadt Co"aeUman Jloward Dawaoo wldellt J read la the DllPJ PlW Sep&. It. We cboole OW· ........ eantullJ. OM doet not need IO ... " a 1'motber4D·law•• room to llaft a oommune. ,... ,.... ... "' u.. ~ ..... Qty CoUDdl wUl ...... laard1lalpa to boUa. tr•rt1 owanlDd....._. .• , ... ......... 1''1 ........ -I we open the house a~ain. Neither "' lhf•m can afford the re~ re· quirNJ Loeover the expenses of the houtH? After two years. we and most of their neighbors <except for one notorious troublemaker who will probably turn us in) wiU hute to see them go We will pro- bably have lo reol lo five or six singles in order to cover our ex· pense!'I. This would mean more cars. parties and trouble. nus is not a threat but a very serious possibility that h.as us very wor· ried. IT HAS always been possible for persons to complain to lhe Lagun a Beach Community Development ~partment If he wished to report an illegal rent· al. I understand complaints have almos t tripled In one month since the "battle" of ii· legal nmtals bas begun. Why didn't these people complain before? What u are they trying t o grind now? Why didn't Howard Dawson report bla neighborhood commune before? It would have been legal I Jn tbe Dally Pilot article by Steve Mitche ll on Sept. 19, Mr. Dawaon said. "I live acrou the street from one of these com· rnunea, and I'd Uke to get out tbe rope and gel the guy, but I 'd ptt- fer to do it t.cally." Why didn't he? Why must he try to rope 2.300 bome-ownen or b9tween 5,000 and 6,000 people to help him aolve h .. personal prob· lema? By the Councn encouralini complalntl, bavin• tbe telepbone . company po6nt out bomea tbat have ~ tban one teJ.._. number and bavinl bome lDlpec· Uona, ll IOUDdl like we are UYinl In G•M'DMY durtAI World war lf. Will vw.&on be requll'ed to wear arm buds or be t.altoM wit.la "JRO" (:s Rent.al Owner). Will our MlObon ot,. jected Pf'OI ve reatera 1et a reward few wmiat ua ln to the .utboritl•? My ualy1lt may aeen ablW"d but so do tbe cOUDdl'a propoaall. I with I could alp my a.me but then I would be one ot the ftnt to be lnv..U,ai.cl. NAM& Wl110f&LD l'llreeOl••n To tlM Mt«: ........ ,our 8-· H uti· c11 • tbe l'tltlvll ol ~ I can't believe one of those holler than·thoo board me mber.. hal> !>pok('n up, and the newest board member at lhat Three c n ee r i. for l.f'f' Childress' If ever any th1n~ so unds like an "1ns1dc JOb" 1l 1~ the board appointment of 1L"I own member, Mr . Gne m . as general manager at a fat sa lary "No others need apply!" Nol very prudent in ligbt of lhe fact def- inite monopolies exist with the Festival, or 1 should say with the board. IT WOULD be interesting to know why certam staff mem bers resigned, as mentioned in the article. With such insensitive disregard of a fast ·growlng list of lhose fired, who can blame them. Their heads must have been next on the chopping block. Tbanb to one board member who broke lhe iron curtam of silence. FRANK J ENK.INS ••tPeeple To the Edit.or: I would like to respond to the letter by Ellen Moran <Mailbox, Sept. 23). t disagree .-ith her. By what form of measure does she decide there la a limlt to aid· ine the needy, such. as the boat people? And on what sort ot principle does she base wuting her enerty end time worrytn& about them "taklnl jobs from our own people':? Sbe s hould ask berull whoM job abe la taking and bow she and ber family came to America . 1 A• nouo and tbanttuJ tbat 1ome werm·bearted Amertcaa bad tbe tood aenae to lake adv an ta 1e of their rl1bteou1 ur1•• and do 1omet.blnf to help tbe boat peo- ple. ~ tbal they spread Quotes hnpt· tn a world of d isasters llra\o. 1\mc·n ccin!I' I a pplaud \ 'lU r comµ..1">">10n and altrUlsllc :H nuns I rull now for an t•ncore . plt'J!>l'1 ,\JICllELE PRICE F .. da 011 l•part To the F..d1tor Let no one be deluded concern· 1og Miss l"onda Ry broadcast· ang anu war propaganda from the t>nemy capital during the Vi etnam W;.i r , she certainly g a" e aid and com Co rt to the enemy If you are In doubt about wha t that denolt'S, I urge you to look up the word traitor In the dictionary 13y casting doubt. 'lhc and othe rs hkc her undoubtedly weakened our resolve to win and. in doing so. very probably prolonged the war and contribut· ed to the deaths of many who did not need to die had we fought the war with rirm and un.sUntin& purpose. HOW MANY more millions will die under the despicable Hanoi reg I me 15 anybody's guess. Rad we fought to win, this need not ~ave happened. Un· fortunately, many of those to blame for our loss sllll carry much in.nuence with our govern· ment. ll appears they will carry ua further down the palh to total degradation If the objec-t is to surrender to save our youth, then perhapa we s hould have surrendered to Hitler and TojO prior to WWll. If we had, my closest friend and several ol my hip school bud· dies ml&ht be alive today. Perhaps they are hrckJ to have been 1pared the view of U.. de(radatlon or lbe United Statea, once respected f~ ltl power and lta wtll to pro&eet frffdom, now bereft of ill MnM of lntematlon1l rc1~D1lbllit)J and prey to t.fae scorn and C!On· tempt <:A all nations. J .W. Rt:ID CALIFORNIA Pollution \-'ictina SESSA SAID in an interview lhat the board, whJcb mates and polices lbe nation's strictest an· ti-smog regulatlona, ls trytoi tp lay to rest "an impreaaion by a lot or people that we're against diesels being sold hen!." He said thoee rumors we~ probably started by the auto ln· dustry ln e!forta to pressure the board into Jess-strict anti-smog standards. "But obviously we are not trying to keep diesels out." be said. Sessa also quoted General Motors as saying that by 1985, it expects 2.5 percent of Its produc- Al' w1,.._ tlon nationwide to be diesel powered. Lyncttl~ W1lllam~. Californ1J Humane Officer, holds a net containing a duck she rescued from polluted waters of the southern estuaries of San Frnncisco Bay. An untreated sewage spill ha~ caused problems for marine life and threatens waterfowl in the southern portion of the bay. THE ARB estimates that at least 40,000 diesel-powered passenger cars will be sold in California nex t year , wllh s t e ady sa l es In c r eases thereafter Cable Cars Dormant 106-year-old System Judged Unsafe SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Like a vignette from a Norman Rockwell paint.mg, the Municipal · Ra1lwa) conductor !.pr awls on the maroon, yellow and gr~n cable car s1llmg dormant at Powell and Market !.lr<'ets Thcr<> arc no tourists, no bells. no buzzing ca blc beneath th~ stn•<•t. The safety experts havl' pronoun<'t-d )Udj!m1 nl the 106) l'ar·old transit sy:.t~m i ... un:-,afr Tht• city will JJUl snml· of lhl' <'ars on display for tounc,ts for the ~.('H'n months thal all but one IJne will Ix' shut do"'n E ach day, !.elected cars will be h:iule<l ir,nominously up and down the streeL<> of the city to their OVl·rn1~ht h()rn(.' 1;11 the cab)(' car barn Prosiitutes Ban Invalid FRESNO <AP> A c;ourt order barring con victed prostitute:, from certain areas of the city as a condition of probation has.been round invalid by the 5th District Court of Appeal As " cond1t111n fo r probation here. soml' Mun1c1pal Cuurt Judr,cs issue the prostitutes a map showmg them ~rcas or the city they are pro· hibited from \tS1ting Tht• a r>Pl'al:; < .. 1urt direct,:d the Fresno Munic-io.11 <'<>•rt to <•athl•r eliminate or modify the probation of Harhara White, 32, a convicted prostitute, so sbe was not prohibited from f~eq':1ent ing three :.1rea:. with a lugh inc1dencc of prost1tut1on. WlDTF. SAID S~IE was pleased with the rul· ing. ·• tt means now I can go where I want," she s aid. ·'It means that i · m free to take the bus, go to Roed ing Park and eat at any restaurant." In the decision released Wednesday. the ap- peals court did not say a judge could not use the map anymore. The ruling affected only one condi· tion of the probation and said nothlng to prevent tbe use of the map, officials said THE JUSTICES suggested the probation rules be modified to set reasonable hours during which time those on probation could go into the interdict· ed areas. Use of a specific list or places the proba· tioner cannot go into was also suggested While pleaded guilty to soliciting an act of prostitution on Nov. 14, 1978. In granting probation, Presiding Municipal Court Judge A. Dennis Caeton gave her a copyoflhc map. LNG Site Transit offi cials said the safety problems were so pervcis1ve they could no longer be put off until a two-yc:ar shutdown scbedulod for late 1981. The complete renovation could cost $41 million CURRENTLY. PLANS CALL for two of the cit) 's three lines to be out of service for at least seven months while they arc brought up to safety standards The third line, which serves California Street, could reopen in a month. "There isn't any question in my mind that 1t isn't a safe system," said Oral Moore, chief engineer of the Public Utility Commission and the man who recommended the shutdown Tuesday. "The whole system is antiquated . We've been patching and patching and patching and it JUSL won't patch a nymore," said Municipal Railway inspector Gilbert Repp. P UC DIRECTOR Richard Skla r left for Washington Wednesday to discuss funding with federal officials. The system was declared a na· t1onal historical landmark in 1964. The three rickety lines, basically unchan~cd since 1873, carry more than 13 million passengers a year 70 percent of them touris ts. Jam.packed day and night, the frail vehicles see a year's use every 45 days, according to one expert's estimate They become increasingly vulnerable to breakdown as the number or trained cablc·car mechanics d windJc and it becomes more difficult to find new parts. Cupcake Benefit Ruled Out by PTA . . . SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -Stude nts at Pleasant Hill Elementary School have found out how. the cupcake crumbles -the t asty sweets were dropped from fund.raising plans by the Parent Teachers Association. At issue was the PT A's plan to drop its tradi· tional method of r aising funds by five "Cupcake Days" during the school year. They didn't want c upcake sales because they are bad for youngsters. But last week the children rebelled. circulat· ing petitions and carrying placards reading "Kids Crave Cupcakes." So a formal debate was scheduled on Wednesday. Only two sixth.grade youngsters showed up to face about 75 mothers. The mothers won. Gains OK lndiam J'ow Point Conception Fight • LOS ANGELES <AP> -1be Federal Eaergy Regulatory Commission has tentatively aooroved canst.ruction of a liquefied natural gas port at Point Conception, but ~nd1an rigbts a~J.ivists vow thev will fight the decision ·· all the way. Approval of the site for LNG sbipme.nts from Alaska is not official until the commlssioo issues a formal decision. It did not indicMe when this ml1bt take place. However . govern·-------- ment spokeswoman ( ) Barbara King, in an· SJ' ATE. . . nounciog this "decision _ . tn principle" Wednesday, said that the commtsslon toot no action on a companion proposal to import LNG gu Crom Indonesia tbrougti the same loca· tiaa. Oii Flefd Bla•t Kiib 011e LOS ALAMOS (AP) -A heater beinc used t<> belp lkluelY thick crude oll durtog unloadln1 waa blamed for an oU fie ld explosion and flre tbat killed one man, m elted flvt huie oil storage tanb 8114 bl.ck.ened slx acres of brush. Victor Ramirez, a 58-year-old lTUck driveT, -cled late WedneadaY ln a Fresno hoepital from ....,_ tUlla.lned 1D the blast and day long fire at tM Valao OU Glbloo Jeaae, 15 miles southeast of a.tallarta. •1 ...... lu .. Atl.,••C!e• SACBAMEN'l'O (AP) -A new acbool ~cber initiative that would abolish pubJjc schools and let students study at home if they could pass ao achievem e nt test may be circulated for signatures, says the state attorney general's of· lice. The "performance voucher" plan, which would award a student $2,000 for passing a grade· level test , was cleared for clrculation Wednesday. Ntlke Pla•t Dbp•te Bolb ... SACRAMENTO (AP) -Gov. F.dmund Brown Jr. says be never promised a group ot union leaden that be would drop bis oppoaitloo to the Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant. The De mocratic governor's comment• w ednesday dlrectly contradicted a statement by Dean Cofer. bualne•• manager of !!leetrlcal Workers Local 1.U5 ln Walnut Creek. Coler stood by bis acCO\Dlt or a three-hour private meettna Au1. 21 ln the governor's office ln wblcb be aald Brown pro- mised he would not try to prevent the Opeolq. .. ·· Ulnw.,, E-¥11•• ... • •ete•tetl LOS ANGELES (AP) -Tbe dty counell has killed a cootrovenial plan to reooYate aDd upud the downtown librU')', leavtnc tbe q..UOO ot what to do about ~ »year-old bulldln1 unresolved after 13 yean ot study and debate. Tbe eouncll'1 actloa WedneldaJ erued •~ yean of lmenllve work on tbe ~SD mU1loll scheme wblcb wq HllD u Pl ~ baO&ltal a new mlllnlbr8.f1. reduce IUOl"C w!lu&ion over the _ total life ol Oie car than the :~ aciti dewe1ry Compan~ • WHOLESALE TO THE PUBLIC DIAMOND EARRING EXIRA YAGAllZA f SAYE UP TO 63% I Diamonds arrived from Hew Yortc Cutten too late to be included in our recent S 1,000,000 DIAMOND SALE -We haYe mounted hundreds of diamOftds in be-caltifvl white and yeftow qold ecw r inqs. WE BOUGHT RIGHT Take advantoge of Super Sa•ings TODAY -Compare our prices witft any other ieweler in Oranqe County -As y0te'n find out, ovr prices defy compcrison. Take a p~ at this partial list of cxsr earrinqs -but HURRY. at tt.ese prices tt.ey won't last! 105'11' OR Cl T W 105 lfi-i-1. d-'l-ct_T,,,.._W--+---.,-_- 1054:\ OB ct T W 1076 1 S5etT-W-- 10295 75 cl T W S 16N'I \ 'l?·'X'·-. +--a-.nrw'4 8731) 36 Cl T W SCKIO 2fi ct T W l , 4 3(" , --.. r • .. ;, 114"7 11r•1,', '°"AAllH> HTAIL PRICE i 1 103 D•amooo 4c:;-a-oo_h_1r_P ..... l- SAYE ON WATCHES Alfftough we cannot publish JM safe prices on ~ fiM Citizen watches, w e can tell you tt.at tt.ey ha-.~ bffl'I maned down substantially fT'Oft'I tMir mail prices -Call for confidetmal pric~ qllOffs on partial listinq b elow. OISCRlf'TIOf'f 49·9315·5{' 49-9421·91 50-0062·90 41 -9028-80 50-6079·50 50-8349·11 50-8683-10 50-8713·80 50-8578·70~ 44-1 511·90 46-603410 46-3019·10 S4-0e78-90Z RETAIL PRICE a... 9000 ntlou.tf OCT.'· lt7t. 0.... MADI TO THI ruiuc OMLY. PLIASI MO DIAl.mS. AU M•CHAMOtsl SUIJICT TO PllOI SAU. MON FRI 101.m •. 8p.m, S.4TUROAY 101.m. ·fl 1>.m. .. .. , Orange Coast Oa11y Pilot . - Tbe dty~ Colla ...... 8bout to bu~ li.aelf. loll courae. ADd lt'a 1etUq • lood cteal. Under lecialaUoa ~ by AIMmbl)'man Deft. nla 11...,.., O.Huntlqtmt Buda, UM cl&.y cu buy tbe m-acre aita ol the C.U 11 .. Golf and Country Club from the state for ball ita...,...... value ol IS mtlflon. 'lbe city bu leued UM atte adjaeent to Fairview State Hospital atnc. Ila. ~U memben voted taat week to proceed wilb the purchase. 1be money will be cominl from both the city's general f\md ud ita land acqu.ialtioft account 1be 1olf course, lt mu.st be admitted, hun't been a money.maker tor the city. It huo't even broken even Some clUzens mlfht que1tion the ·~xpendUure of so larae a aum as $2.5 mllllon ln these post·PropoelUOn 13 times, for a public recreaUoa facility. But such an opportunity may not come a1ain. Even lf the land is l1tter turned into a park or some other open· space WM.!, it will be to the city's benefit. And. although the state bas declared the land surplus at present, if tbe city doesn't buy it there 's no tellina what some Sacramento genl~ might dream up to do with it a few years down the road. ,[aw Needs Adjustment It secm 'i a s afe be t that the Costa Mesa City Council will want to take a ne w look at the city's so-c alled "Gypsy Law" when it meets Monday night. A local res ide nt and traine d hypnotist , William Harvey. ran afoul of the age-old ordinance when he at· tempted to get a business permit to open a practice. The city s aid no, but the council apparently must now say the same thin g to the Department of Leisure Services and the Pobcc Department or change the ordinance. Classes began this week for three city-sponsored r ecreation courses on self ·hypnosis . The police depart- ment h as made no secret of its use of h ypnosis to aid crime victims or the e mployment of psychics to s earch for missing persons Granted. Harvey's request is to open a business and turn a profi t But the principle is the s ame. And city rec r eation cours l's a ren't free ($55 fo r 10 w eeks) and the ordinanct• a l~o prohibits an)' instruction m the art of hyp· nos1~. It appe<.ars the city has nothing to lose <except e m bar· r<.iss mcnt> by striking hypnosis from the ordinance and retaim n ~ ::. han on •·spirit readings, fo rtune t elling. phr('nology" and m ore dubious means of self improve· m c nl for profit. Othe r c 1t1es h ave done so without damagmg their civic image or community virtue. Taxi Charge Valid Last week , the Costa Mesa City Council approved a 5 p e rcent s urc harge on Y ellow Cab fares to help cover the ris ing cost of gasoline. It was one of those decisions that nobody likes but ' whic h , in all fairness, was inevitable. Council members s aid they would have preferred a simple rate increase rathe r than setting a precedent of approving fuel s urcharges However , a spokesman for the cab company told them that, because the m eters can onJy be set for certain rate inter vals, the rate in· crease would have to be about 17 percent. Instead . the s urcha rge will be s hown on a s pecial fares meter . It's anothe r sad ex<i mplc of the ripple effect of the oil mess. • Opm1ons expressed 1n the space above ere those of tl"te Daily Pilot. 01her views expressed on lh1s page are those of their authors and artists Reader comment 1s 1nv1ted Address The Dally Pilot. P.O Box 1560 Co!>ta Mosa. CA 92626 Phone (714) 642·4321 Boyd IF ortified Booze By L. M. BOYD I m ag1nat1ve med1coes have suggested th al vilamin Bl -Uuamin -be added lo liquor in all the distilleries. They say this wouJd wipe out a widespread disease known as Wernicke -Korsakoff syndrome. It's whal makes • alcoholics conlwsed, forgetful and uncoordinated. Fortify· ing liquor with the essenUal ly a!> "an only" by the ex· pert!>. And those experts wanted lo find out whal sort of couple was most likely to produce am only. So lbey computerized a lot of facts. Parents o f onlys, they learned, frequenUy a re over ao before the baby is born. They've been married far longer than the aver age c:;ou· pie at the lime of the fint baby. And from 10 lo 20 per· ce nt o f th e m were themselve5 onlys. • Bl would not just cut down the prevalence but actually eradicate the disease they claim. ' A New Mexico scientist conteo~ he has developed a aort of chicken tbal lays two eggs a day. Now he's trying to figure out bow to mass breed those h ard-wor king hens. What you and I call .. an on· ly cbUd" is referred to almp- Dear ·Gloomy Gos· About tbAlt HUDUJlCtoa Beaeb younJ•ter and bta vee boaM .... do rou 1uppoH bu!l~d•· partmlllU.. to at.art mtk'ni rue for a ,.tmlt before '"8iJdln1 the6r WUT • 8.L. ~·~~---:=:.::=~~~= =:&:;..'&:.~ ..... C on s id er w h at a supermarket loses because of (iis honesty. Employee's thert.s account for 85 percent· or it. Bad checks make up 20 percent. And l5 percent can be blamed on shoplifters. II you exhibit a pualon for buyina unnecessary lhlnga, my dear, what you've got la ••ooJomania. '' In tbe PblUpplnH, do1 meat eosta a bout 12 enc.a a pound, nearly twice u mucb H port. 1be Uve q sold for 1lau1bter brtnp betwee;a $7 and t14. FWpiaol, ChlJMM, Vletnameee, tbete Ht dot meat not because ll'• c beaper , but becaute it ta1tet better to tbem tbaD pon, cblckea, 10.t or beef. Robert N. Wteel/Publlshtr ord&I.-CBn't ~~cape SpOtQhi ~~ -........... ·---.. J WASHINGTON -Under t .. The 1ccuaatlo~1a1;1t wb l~-fh=e -1 ~i'e-7l1~"7t"ro~1...,....i.~·u;:'.;..:,:-i~~· .,_·~--- federal lnv•tJ1aUOn from two ,,orda.n, Meanwhile, k.., bub-b11 dredced up, reveal he waa lnclude a refermte to the Studlo · aldta. HamUton Jordan h11 bffn bllnl up. Ke bu now bee at· on a nm-name ba.ala with other S4 incident. The notation 1tat.es ponr~ u 1 diNrderly, fun-c1.&1ed ol IDlfflDa c:ocalDe DOt OD· Carter lotimat.n. The papen In· cryptically : "Haen. $4 .• .'C'. lovln1 f..OOW who peera down ly at a New Voris d.lac«beQue elude a diary reference to a -Landau has told anvett•l•ton baou... lll'Olf'M parklnc Ucket.a but at Beverly Hll1I parilel. 'tbe breakfast wllb Ural lady that the "C" refcn to Jordan'• by the doiaw and tnort.I cocaine . Wb.lte Houae bu re1poaded by R~alynn Carter, a handwritten request for cocaine. at wUd parUee He b., alao been dltparacina tbe wlt.oeaaea. th1nk·you letteT from lhe presl· The White Hou~e denial• In the • accuted In the Robert Vesco dent'• mother, Ulllan Carter, Vesco case a re altlo beglnnln, to caH ol ~mlnt wllh dlt,..puta. ONE OF lhe. moet damactn1 and a friendly letter from the come unravelled at Ule edges. ble confederalea toward Im· wltoe11e1 la Barry Landau, a president's slater, Gloria Carter The grand Jury foreman in· proper ends. man·about-Manbaltan, who aub-Spann. vestigaUng the scandal, Ralph The b1ra11ed White House milled a nve·P•te handwritten Ulmer , has accused the Cart.er 1traw bou haa touaht back, affidavit oO the New York lnci· THE DIAllY 1bows lhat Landau, admin18traUon of "duplicity .. ·brlJtllna ud dent. He had encountered accompanied by actress Ruth "manipuJatJon" and "coverup.'' • 11 reu Ive. Jordan at Studio 54, a chic d.laeo. ~arrick. had breakfast with the He tried unsuccessh.Uly to re· . He has den.I~ where Lbe White House aide f1rat lady on April JO. 1977 The sign ru. .. a protest against the v'e h e m ently .. aald he wanted to see where White House acknowledged the pres1denrs reluctance to take that he bas the (am<>Ua basement caves vi1lt but described il .. a.s "a ten· tht> steps called for by the in· ever partaken were and Ir he could obtain some minute court.eay caJI. ' . volvemcnt of his own aides." of 111 e g)t I cocaine ... attuted Landau. The letter from Miss UJlian. The aides, Hamilton Jordan drugs or that The WhJLe House dismissed dated Oct. 3, 1977, Ul addressed and Hichard Harden, are bud· he h ad any Landou as irresponsible, called to both Warrick and Landau. d ies or Spencer Lee IV or knowledge of his affidaVll a "coococUon" and .. D~ar ~.uth a nd Barry," at Albany. Ga • who accepted t b e co n claimed J ordan didn't even begtns, You know how das S I0.000 a nd was promised splracy to hx know the man. Yet the day alter or iented I am. How lovely of you milhoru. more for pulling iilrinp the Vesco eus~. the a lleged coke ·s norllng , both to provide me w1lh the love 1n tht: White House lo help But in a society act'uslomed to J orda n arranged for President ly flowers ... and all that great Vei.co Lee al!.o trt.tveled to ins tant, inten~1ve medi~ cov· Carter to send a telegram at rood." <·o"la Rlf•a, Nasi.au a n d erage or celebr1t1es embroiled In Landau's behest to a potential W<.P1h1ngtun 1n Vcst:o's behalf. public disputes. hl' can't seem to t'11ent he was courtmg The t.elc· THE LETTER from Glona. escape the spotlight Associates gram. sent in care or Landau. dated Oct 31. 1977, I!. 11ddn.'!>Sed s a y he sometimes b ecomes congratulated a c tres s Luca to "Dearest Barry" a nd '>1gn<'d despondent and listlt:si., despair· Arnaz on her opening in "Anna~ "Love. Gi>go · The µre!>1dent '> in1rt of the battlt• but nol knowing Ct>t Your Gun .. sister ts known among 1nt1matt' how to end 1t. La ndau'i. pe rsonal papers. as "Gogo ·· IT 11/\S 8 ££N cstablii.hed that l.A·c "P<>kC' to llarden about Lh1· Vt·'>to fix But Jordan has ,w11rn that h1· had n<> knowledge 11f th•· c·on..,pir;H y 111· has been uptwld in thl'> hy h1:-two fr1cnd1., llJrdl·n J.fl!I 1-l!t' wh1, 1m;1!>l that thl') "'""'' onl 1· hn-:.1th1•d th1· n<1mt· ,,( th1· finiJnrwl fug1t1vt! LO Jordan ,.,., ;lfl th•· v..h ilt· the three '" 1 ''!.iill'' v..1·n· ;a., cir,.,,., !>ays f n .. n1T'""' .1 thri·1· rare oon!> 1n a ~,.,111 , I• 1• 'I i11·~ p•.llti<:ked 111 I'• II • I ,, 1 I ti ti I 11J(1· th 1: r . 1.J,1 \ • IJ I 1 11111 1111 t lttl't I'•' I l!I 11.1 11l1t.11n• d notes in \ • , ,, h.wd ... r1111n: wll1ch ri· lo 111 .1 l••:c J1l1'111t I Jlk With l••rtl ,,, i.• • 11 ,, 'd t l11· c Jll for \\ • h111,"••11 '• r 111: tlll' Cart~r I I I "'' J,JJI llJ 1977, ond 1111• .J1,11!.111 ''" th1· lint~ ~aid \ t I lj \ ,, 'rt'f.in li1·t11hn llohl,.,, .11 ,, In ,..,,,,, n tHHl •·r oath th<il I• t • 114 •I .111'1 n1Jil1•1I . .1 l1·tt1·r f1111r1 Ir• 111 .J11rd:.in Jhout lh1• \ • ,, •• 1 .• • ~h• v..' ,ft Id.in 1111 .111" hiJ1· v..,.1•, '>II .111 •w111• '" i11 .... 1v,1><·1a11· tum<>d f frrm1 lh1 \ • < 11 1·;1'-•' th:it h1• tnld r1·p111 1t r lh•1! t-Bl .1iwnL '> ha c-aught lytni.: What Ever Happened to Littei" Laws? To the Editor · My wife and I were appalled at the amount of litter that has accumulated o n our streets and particualrly our l>late and na· lional highways. We drove up yesterday from Newport Beach to Long Beach on the Pacific Coast Jhghway. There was enough litter strewn on the side or the hi ghway to put several thous and people on welfare t.6 work permanently WHERE IS the highway mam· lenance department? Are they s triking for more wages und other be ne fits? Are they on vacation? ls there u moratonum on clean.up? Is Adriana polillck· 1ng or what? Besides this, what about the $500 fine for littering? Has the $500 fine been suspended or vol· ed out? There Is a solution. Let's put all our prisoners In various city a n d s tate pr iso n s t o work a nd c lean up this mess. Let's pay the m the minimum hourly wage which I believe la around $2.90 per hour Thia will be the beat money ever s pent. In addition, let's enforce the $500 littering fine by putting the violator to work to pay off bis fine by. receiving the sacne minimum wage. Here's to a clean CallfomJa rrom tbe ground up. L. JOHNSON ~l••plre To the l'.dttor: I would like to take lh1I op. portum~to e•prea• my reeUnp coac t.be alpitlcance ol tJae i•=Gamea. The · ol aport.a and more mportaatly worldwide amity, tbrou1b the Olympic Games Is ~an effectlr• meana or tu atlon to tfte fOUDI peopl• Y and It la lmpfl~nt tbat tbt Olympic ~be ~ by all olua. Of fOU.OWING tbe Olympie Oam• ud by DU'tlclpaUq, our '"81 IMO aDd women an pn. Hated wttb a dlrtcUoa &Del lllld•IDI to punue tau. ftlld ol ........, • ..U u lD tllllrown ..., ............ deallq with aU ...... ol tbtlr u .... . . r a m very enthusiastic about lhe Olympics being held in Los An gel~ and ant1c1pate its in evatable suc:ress DONALD M. KOL.L President The Koll Company Doggone B appfl To the Editor: fl avr you ever wondered what happc·ns to the dogs 1n the a nimal shelters that you run ston es on? Hopefully people fall in love with those pictures or skinny dogs with big eyes star· in~ at them. like I did. On June 2, 1979 you ran a story about a t.erner that did tncks. fi e 1ump00 and spun around like a ballet dancer so his name was Barry. afler the ballet dancer If you had been in an animal shelter for eight months you'd do a lot of Jumping and running around In circles too! Well , Barry ls now making his rounds in Costa Mesa. I've had ham slnce a week after the artl· cle came out. He's still running in clrcle'I. But the circles keep getting bigger and bigger and I consider that a revelation One day he might walk a strwght line. Good things come from those Jillie article.! Barry thanks you and so do I. FRANKi GROGAN ltBet~Ed~t• To the F.ditor. NBC'11 "White Paper," Sept. 4, w11 a wamlnl of war, ii not a declaraUon ot It. It finally ad· milted that oU ii lhe llleblood ol lnduatrta.llzaUon. You cannot ~rain It or slow 1 .. now wit.bout mortal da.ma1e to t.be heart ol tbe ecooom1 that pump1 It th r o u1h the arlerlu of In· duatrtalized nations. They repeatedly showed the hu1e oiJ t.anktn paaain1 throuP the vulnerable Straits of fiprnuu, tbe unrMt perpetuated by the 1reed "' thole nounc for tM .... wardl from tbe 'black 1old lYUaa under tht IOcldle Eut aandl-ana t.be poUtJcal Ullrtllt It WU caualAI. TREY DID not HJ It the IDolben trytas at tM •ra"9 ol LIMlr aou wen the motben of IOU kw.ct bJ LIM Sbab ol Ina. or the mothl.'rs l>f Kurdish :-.1m' recently ex{'('utcd by the soil.!> of lrnn's n:volut1ona nes But surely we will c ry over thl• gravH of our i.ons wbcn their blood soaks the !.andi. of Arabia to replace tht· 011 we ha\., bt>come so dependent on , whale our birds ny frN> In tbc clear va('w ovl'r our own Oll·laden s hores. that the env1ronmen lahst.s saved JU.St for them Our gove rnment •s 1d1olH' edicts or destruc tion of o ur oil self suff1 c1ency burpasses those of the greatest of despots GOLDI E J OSEPH BealPl!Op~ To the Editor· l would hke to respond to the letter by Ellen Moran c Mailbox, Sept 23) I disagree walh her By what form of m easure does she decide the re 1s a hmit to aid Ing the needy. such a~ the boat people'> And on what sort of principle does she base wastin~ her energy and tame worrying about them "laking JOb'I from our own people"? She '>hould ask herself whose joh she is twkinJ: and how she and her family came to America. I AM PROUD and thankful that some warm ·h ear t ed Americana bad lhe good sense to lake a d va ntage of t h eir righteous urges and d o something to help the boat peo- ple. Thankful that they spread lt'lrla hop•' 111 a v.•>r Id of d1:,iJ 'ilt·r'> Hr .nu i\m••r tt'.lll'>' I applaud '1rn r t•11mp.1 -.1•m ;md allrw~llc .u 11011 .. I ' .di 1111w for iJn i:ncon:. µI'"'" ' ~I Wll ELI-; I' Rf Cf; f 'onda•" l•poc.-t Tn tht• .. 'Alltor l.l'l nu ww tw 1kl uded concern 1n~ Ml'>'> 1-'onda By broadcast 1ng unt1 v..ar prnp;iganda from thl' cn1•my ('iJPtlal during the V11•tna m W;1r, i.he t·ertamly ~J 11c· iJld :i nti 1·omfnrt to the en<.'my If y11u ~m· 1n rfou bt about v.. hat that dNlOtei.. I urge you to look up th(• word traitor in the d1rt1oniJry By t'asting doubt. s he and other!> like· her undoubtedly weakened our resol ve to win and. an doing so, very probably prolonged the war and contribut- ed to the deaths of many who did Ml nl·<'o•w HOW MA!'IJV morf' millions will d1t• undc·r the· despicable lla no1 reiu m e 1~ anybody's guess Jlad we fought to win, this need not have tiappcned. Un· fortunately, many of those to blfmc for our loss still carry mtich lnrJUC11ce with our gqvem - me nl. It appears they will carry us further down the palh to total degradallon rr the object Is to surrender to save our youth, then pcrhape we should havf' s urrendered to Hiller and Tojo prior to WWII. If we had, m y closest friend and several or my hJgh school bud· dies might be alive today. Perhaps they are luc-r lo have been spared the view of the d e gradation of the United States, once respected for lta powtr and Its will to proteet freedom, now bereft of Its Mnle> fl fot.,rMlJci.-:." .. _..poutbtUty ana prey to tho acorn and COii· tempt of all notlona. J .W. REW • IAttfrl from rtodfrs Orf wtfcomt. The nghl ro conde11H ldrna to fit ..,ac1 or tllm1nott ltbd u rnnwd. 1Atter1 o/ 300 wordl "'le11 dU t>. QtWft prt/nnct. All lftrtr1,,.., •· clwlt ftQMl11rt and '"oiling CllldNa tu nom11 moN be wUMtfd °" re· qufff If tu/µci~t YIOIOft U Gf'lllli•IC . l>ottf'JI unit not be PMblitlwd. ------------------- I .. J \ Big Firms Nee8 No:Sn1allDollan·~ By lllLTON llOIKOWITZ lDterviewed earlier Ulla year by Fortune m.,uine, Joho H. Bryan Jr. said: "It'• uUer fooU1bn•• to bave a $10 mlllioG company lo a S. blllion or $5 billioa corpora. lion." Boan ia cbairm"1 of a Chicaco company called Couolidated Foods, a corporate bod1e·pod1e <Sara Lee cakea, Electrolux vacuum eleaoers, Abbey Rents, Shasta aoft driDkl >. and be knew what ~was t.a1k:iDi about. Since t.akloc <YY« the top apot al Couotidaled lD 1J7S, be bas sold :iC> compa.nia, most of them small outnu acquired by bis predeceuors. • BaY AN 18 CONCENTUTING ON acquiring big com· paniea. He ~ Consolidated buy a 65 percent stake In a large Dutdl company. Douwe Egberts. a marketer of tea, coffee and tobaceo <Amphora is their pipe tobacco brand>. And be maat.erm.loded Cooaolldated's forcible takeover of lbe big North Carolina bollery firm. Hanes. Bryan would probably even sell his old famlly busi- ness, Bryan Brothers Packing or West Polnt, Miss., lf be felt it didn't fit loto Coo.soUdated's game plan. Consolidat- ed acquired the Bryan meat company in 1967. Bryan's thinking is not atypical. It's the way they t.hlnk at big corpora tion s : Throw out the s mall fry. - You can see this mind-set at work at RCA. wtuch IS planning Money Tree one or the biggest acquis itions in the history of busmei.:. C.l.T. Financial for about St.3 billion. To clear the decks for C l.T . the nauon·s largest m· dependent finance company. RCA bas decided to put two or its subsad.Jaries on the auction b)ock Random Hou:.1: and Banquet Foods. llANDOM HOUSE IS ONE OF lhe largest and most prestigjous companies in book publishing, Issuing 578 titlet: last year. Also part of Random Ho~ are Alfred A Knopf, PaolhtlOO Books and BallantJne Books RCA acquired the publishing rompa.oy U\ l~ Is Random House an tro~ble., Not at all ll does a bui,1 ot>ss of $170 m1ll.aon a year on· wbJch at nets $10 million bdore taxes A lot of U!> ""ouJd Like to have a busane:.s llk1! that Banquet t-'oods 1:. 1n good ::.ha(>('. t1.1<> 11 markets a wide hn1: of frozen drnnt-r!> and 1::. !'lio I in :.J lt:!> of fr<>n·n pre pared chicken i\CQl'JISED 8 \' RCA I ~ 1970. Banquet d<Jt:!> a bw.anc::.~ of about $380 m11L10n :1 yt·ar on "l11ch 1t ntt:. $20 m 1ll1on before tax~ Not bad number:. So -.i.hy I!> RCA :-clling these companies·' Beeau:.c the} 're too s maJI and don't fat in t..hc super dollar world ht! ang fashJont.'<1 b} RC A La::.l ) ear RC A chalked up sa lt·::. of $6 6 b1ll.aon C I T F"inanc1al ha!> more than $4 billion out on loan With big mone) ll kc that to take cam of. you don'! have time to ";Jlch the small denommat1on::. The :.amt: kllld of figuring i!> taking place at the Mat· tell toy compan). which plans to acquire the ~acrnallan book publlstung firm There i. already a 'hit l.Jsf · of com- panies to be disposed of The pnme cand.tdates appear t o be the Conn musical ins truments com pany and the Bren· tano·s book.st.ore chain Comparues ~me big by acquinng olher compan1~ But onei! they develop lhese big stom achs and hearty ap pet ites. they're no longer interested an the minnows Mesa Firm Signs Market Pact ~!SI Data Corp ha::. entered into an agr~ment with Electroruc Sales lntem ataonal under" h1ch MSI wall market a new advanced l1..'<'hnolog) electro01c scale to large U S s upe rmarket chams and "hole:,alers. the t wo compWl1c!> a nnounced Wednesday MSI. based in Costa Mes a. 1s t..he leading manufac turer o{ portable dal<i entry ternunals Electronic Scales In ternational. headquartered in South El Monte. is a maJor manufacturer of electronic calculating retail scales DONALD F. BROSNAN. pres1denl and ctuef operatmg officer or MSI. and H C Harbers J r president or Elec- tronic Scales International. s8Jd lhe mar keting agreement involves ESl's new System 500 scale The System 500 cons ists of t wo components: Cin elec tronic scale Wlt..h a solld·state memory and a pnntrng and lsbeling unit Tbe sol.Id-state memory 1s used to store three-digit codes or the products to be weighed, the unit pri ce of each produ<.'t and the product name T his enable::. the operator of the scale to determine ltw pnce of lhe item weighed simply by entenog the three- digit code for lhe Item There is no need for the scale operator to look up tbe pn c& because 1t 1s stored in the scale's memory. WHENEVE• TIIE PRICE or ao Item IS changed, lbe oew price is programmed into the System 500's memory, replacing the old price. This feature is called an autom atic price lookup capability. Tbe System 500 was the first scale to offer this capability, Harbers said. After an item is weighed. the pr1nling and labeling unit of the Syste m 500 prints lhe price and the type of item (T · bone steak. Strini beans. etc.> on a self-adhesive label. The label ls affixed to the packaged product io the de· partmenl where it is purchased. rather tban at the checkout stand. • Harbers said lhe system 500 is suitable for use in any s upermarket department where sales are made, including the meal and produce departments. deli case. bake s hop and candy section. Prices Rise I.I% ------·---.. ~ ~ ........... ,,,,,,,. TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTING& -e.1.~ ............ •rls'v 1'1 • -'I'm._._ ~ ~ ..... c .......... IMMll _... _,,. INW ;-;::.~~. ~ ... we.._ .. ,.. "' °'°' .. w...,._ "' ,.. .-ooi .., ..,. ... ~-~~ • aTW•• °" --flllll•NOllOO ....... 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He wiU play Dutch McHenry, proprietor of a boat rental and anack aback on the abore of Lake Tahoe, setting of the aeries. ._..,....,,.'. -.. . ··"'· P\.UI SWEPT AWAY" . ~ lub-Tllt•• Two of O&ennW····· NOW Pl AYING ••"-Al• w •11~ •ClllP "'..,...,.. .. , ............ t .,,. w•td o••1'<1Gh•IOteo !(It • ¥••11 0 IUCt< AOOEM 1t4 THE MTH CIHTUAY Buck •nd W lfhlll 10111 f()f'c;411 Wllh llt'I fl01nQ flQhhH PllOl (BultfH' Cr101>et and • OOCtor (MllGdon•IO C111t1VI to ""'P NYO £.litth trom 1 maMIY9 1ttack 8 MOVIE _!!YO« -,. l1)l aAANIV MtU.£A Two bfothef• ••OVtno OVOM a llldfl9Y dof\8fl0f\. a l<OU· D~ VK&Uon llClled· ule, and • run ot lalM lllt1ma keep Bwney and 1111 ,,,.n buay • "°"· Dul • ~t>er (Jf tn .. lemtly d-•nd llntn<.tAI fultl -· '"''"''-'' 11:00 ID. Cl) tm NEW8 MAKI Ml l.AUOH MOVIE • ,,.. "Cacepe ,., Tn., 0011 ( Ul121 Lau•..-c.e H11•ve; ~•Chaplin at M•A•l•H unc.~ (II "" llte ..,.,~ G) ~·a Hf.AOES Cl) GET 8MARl Ma• bloc~ ttwo ~ OI l hfl C.1111<1 or &urv11ttno 1,01'1 AOl AOO"ll IE> CAPT~ED A8C N£W8 IMI HEWS 2-:CIO NtW8 MOVIE e • "Th41 S.C.rat ()1 ThA Blllcit Widow ( t86AI 0 W •••'I> "f!\41 Ptain.men" (Hl361 Oary Cooper. Otlarlel ~lord A trlO Of lamout w .. tem lmlllllC tat'• "lea 10 llOI> • ...,,,.., men from Mlllng gvn• IC Indiana ( 2 hta I • Ml!AVOllUR'tH Ouea11 Mc;t.ean Si.,,..,. .oo. VIN:enl P•tce. 0...... M1taaeou. Jac:t!Mt Colli"•· Igor Aak1na11, Stacy Tulton Whita Radar 11 drtVltlQ th_, doclotl b"* ''°'". "*'' C.al ~ ,,. 1111119 tn• ---MDIGKT---Ft-K.,trl Dor SGotllmd Y WO ,. blltnac:I l>y f111...- 1ooen1ou lit 11or11fl" dMth• 12 hta 1 3.00 (lOJ • *' • 'r h<t L"I Child" I 19711 MtGhMI Cole. VM Hellln A v<>uno couple 111111mpta to MY• t,.,_ unl>Ofn chll<l from 1 go\I· "'"men 1 edict ag11nat lHltutl'>Ot11Ad ch1ld·beat· •no ttnr.30mtnJ U tlJJ LA VIEANI! a SHIAUY I •••rne •nd 8h1tl•~ 11unoer1no '°' •ch•~"' thetr ltve\ tlll<e toln •• ._...ghl c.ouoaol&f• •I • lat I arm 0 MOVIE • • 1 ··w om .. n l1mu• s,, •• ,, ( 111671 .,,,.,,.y J.Aar.t <1•nt1 Attn Arkin ~~" e11r~y d•tt"'""' leme le 1t11raon11tt1fla tlNWf'!I• llQilnat " P1111-..an t)ackOtoO f? hfl ) Q) CAM>l QUf\NETT ANOF'UEN06 ::;k1ta ··rhe F•miry W11h1ng W91f ' Cl) MOVIE Th11 • • • "Tne <,<l<.Oflo Ttm<t Aroun<J (t{lb II Ouot11;i ReynOl<la. Anay 0111'1111 A • QfWMUAHO 1950• rOQI< 'n' rOll aono• •t• partorrned blfor• an itUdlflne» In Aabuty P111k. New,,_,..., (RI OD THE l.ONO 9EAACH Prol .. lenl Spo<tl U S A ' kon111<1 E'f'9 ea.QIC>r" ,,,. ~"JO' 01 rli!CJIOU& ••or-· ••On •mono Ame11cen P•otealanl• 1n1'••••---0 born P•••cher• and .. u .n1ppa<• IAI t-30 0 11.aJ SOAP fjet>M)tl and 011ty' re.cue llQUad .,., caught Oy Iha ~.unn<M and Saul d8o44" to hetQ Bufl .scape trom 11'14tllh8'1& 10-.00 0 WHCY Quincy auto-eta th•tt tt\41 tJ6llth or a tOOl<Wf. wllO had --involved •n a t1erce ..... 1ry With ll G()-W()(kttr. wn not a• ac<.ld«ttol at rt oppe&tecJ Ou• 11ner 'llliVnO '"' •• IOll e KHNY HU SHOW A lllot>de ~to 1t6<tt up mote thM atemp CO' tecflftt when the mH" vP W!lh 8enny JOHN DARLING f."1N AS 1 SP(1'K,OUR CREAlNE PEOP\.E AP!. HARD ,.,, "'IORK ON FR~, 5P,.._~LING AND INNCNA11'~£ NEW C0f'CEPT5! 12.-00 8 TWIUOtfl' Z0HE .. ,,,. .. ••••~• """" on ""'111 ~· 10 b<I "' 11-190 u1-..0tC1 end h-hllla •• , ... tef1 -~ ·~ Q) OEl BMA'" (',.,. '" , .. i'• ·rt •1.J,..,• ~ WHA1 WI NHli tS A S~ fl1AT wtl..L 1'U.()~ U5 TO BRING IN A GP.CUP Of STl'.RS f ."(.11 ""fEI'\ LIKE. THE;°" (,()(JN l...O'l(60A1 N-0~ , r • OPIUM HO I OET SMART 2sM HIEW8 t'.M Nl'WS UO MOVIE • • 1 "' W tlO ,,,.,, 6;00 8 • * "Man Of TM Front..,,.. ( 19361 o- Autry, .. ,_ Gren!. A <.OWl)oy •loe>e 8 band o1 o.>11•-"°"' tiab04aglng 4M> "r 'Oflll()n O<o,ecl I I lw I by Armstrong & Batiuk r -. lj ,.. tV ii ~ ~~ -, . "\ , "' '·'l'1t'. F= .,,~' , ~ ® IN QTf.1lR ~~ • ..i~l l,OUR[ L~tN6 FOR t"S A Nf.\lol V(J-;l(U I KOCE Prepares for Fall TV Season KOCE Channel 50'b rail premiere of publi c tclev1!>1on s eries a nd specials, beginning Sunday, offers an array of spcctaJ performances and reports to Orange County viewers HlghlJghL'i of the f all program· ming, through OctotM:r . start. on Sun- d ay at 6 pm with "The Hussian Con· ncct1on." a docum entary film thut re vcah· .. in detail, hard evidence or Soviet involVl'mcnl 10 the training of PLO tcrrom.ts The Collow1ng Sunday, the Nallon._1 G e ographi c spt•c1a l ''Strangt Crcalure11 or the Night" fills the 6 p .m lime i.lot It e xplores the be havior and cnvironmcnt.K or noc turnal animals a nd illustrates the va riou~ wuys in which they ur e adapted for life 111 lhe dark. AT 7 P.M. ON Sundays, top pro· ress1onal soccer teams participate in cvent.8 featuring tho L8·leam West German F'1rst Division on "Soccer. Made ln Germany " __!hen at 9 p m., writer/narrator ')\NC.IN(. ~\. 0~ the cf unique g1/1 642-2697 James Burke conducts u u111<1u<' c·x ploration or the development of technology and 1t~ impact on th<' world m which we h vc on "Conn(!(' t1ons" Sta rling O ct. 7 . M a s terpH•t·,. T heater moves to Sunday:. ut 8 J.l m with "Love or Lydia " .. The Scarlet L<•ttcr." 1J rcbrnad ca s t of the Nathuntcl lluwthorn1· t' I ass i c of ad u It,. r y 1 n Puri tun England am~ Sunduy.s ;,l 10 p m beginn1ng Oct 7. 1:. n1urk1·r1 ~rth '>Pt·ctal:., :.tarttn~ with Mu'>u al Cumefly Torugbl " ()n <kl I · "1u\H·al t'umt.:d y Torught'" 1:-. ~1·Jn•<1 l•1 l111th tntt-rtam and to ex plott• hl\t•ir 11 d'>J>C<'b of Amen can OIU'>ll':JI 1·11m1-<l) On (ll'l 8, at 7 :iJ 11 m J:.i11H .. l'.arl Jmws '>1)4!11bmdmJ( l>ftrtrav:.il •1£ tht• i.:rt-11t bloick. actor ,ind <H'I I\,..,, 1:-. r1·\ t-iJlf'd tn " ooc man pl.t \, Pdul HolJ\''IJn A rt:t\HOU\' A" ARIJ.winn1ng tlr:1ma, ..,tarnng Tr-4·vor Howard and M:1rt1n ~hct•n 111> two priesL'> clashing MONDAY THROUGH fo'ricJay "' l'r lht>1r fatlh. p rt•m1<-rei. on nights are highlighted , ~lartlni,( :.it · Cutholtc~" :.it 7 ;I() p m on Oct 29 6 30 p.m .• with "Over Easy," th(· l\mc·rtc J .., lead in g pol1t 1cu t w eekday televi~lon mugazinc for tlw humon st returni. at 9 pm. on Oct I prime generation with host l luMh fur ··Mark Hu..,1>ell Com edy Spec111l ," Downs. and al K p m on Oct. 15, Manlyn The "MacNeil/Lehrcr Report.," an llo rn and Joan Sutherland wtll be cxamlnaUon or one Umely new11 Rtory featured ma special opera rC(:tl»..I each night with Robert MacNe1l m Tuesdayi., begmnmg Oct 2, arc New York, and J i m Le hre r 1n h1ghll~hl<.-d by "Newscheck," Chan Washington, aJrs al 7 pm . Monday net 50's Tuesdav/1'hursday o~ws pro through Friday. 1trnm bnngmg l)t!rlrnent Ul/onnatJon The 7::J> even111g hour on Monday~ __ a~ul Orange County lo 1t.s residents u ""C:l:-"' L a ' U0o0e r OUA JI 7 30 p m with fl•pt!ats at JO p m .. NO,'A" Wll.1. Bt: baC'k wtlh u nt·1.1. "1<'ht-<Jul•' CJf C;s.,c-1naung report.'> on th,· ,..,>n<il'r. o r '>C'Wnt·c and human Jt'h'"' t-m,•nl .it 'J 1J m . l~g1nn1n~ lh I 2 · M a-.11·rp11"rt• Tht'al 1•r. f'oldurk" lht· "''"' or Hu ... ~ l'ul<lark M d the (ll'OIJI•· wh<1 IOU< h h t ... lt rt· tn h1:. nut1vt: C' 11 r rt " , , II ,1 1 r ..., .ti I L p m . o n Tut'..,d,1~., On <kl !I ,11 >1 p m . "World" the .ir d at mt'<f 1ntnn u l11ma1Jy .focui.ed dOC\lffil'nl ;iry ~t·r•··... iM:glrui it:. :-.trongC8l Sl'IJSl)O t•Vl'I WC'dnel)dl.IY' an· marked by "GrcMt flt·rfo rma n1 t'', · · ft· a tu ring-· t h e world',, .irt•att:~t t1rl1~t1> from the fieldi. of mu1111·, fiJnt•c und theater at 7 30 pm "KlJP~ ... /\ 11n ;w t imely, un 1nh 1b1ted i.crw:.. bt:gtn.'> Oct. 24 at 10 Pm. ~~~~~~~~~~~~ ... ,..,ec.c. ..... ..--... ,..._ ... ,_ ... MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY fTTAKF.S~INOSOf uWdf~~ ANDTH~HEADEO Dally Piiot classlfleds e workfor • you. can ' 642-5671 e forqulck e calhulel. "APOCALY~SE NOW"tRl "MOONRAt<ER. tpG) "CAPRICORN ONE" "ROCKY U:' tPG> ~ .. .. ' "MORE AMERICAN GRAFFITI" "ALMOST SUMMER .. CPGI "HOT STUFF" (PG) • .. THE VILLAIN" '"'THE CONCORDE -AIRPORT '78" "T~I; BRIN~ JOB" (PG) s '!'RD• l"U m 6 s (RE E n ,, i , ~, OPt\/E ·tn "HOT STUFF .. '"THE vtUAI "CPa --c.. "ESCAPE FROM ALCATRAZ" "THE PROPHECY" CPO) . "ALIEN"(R) "EYES OF LAUR~ MARS" "MEAT8AU.S"' "WHIC._. WAY 18 UP?" 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