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MONDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 1, 1979 :Ollje~t: Pregnancy
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J11ry . Backs Mesa Voting Gear
ANGELS' ST All
SPOTLIGHTED
Dave Cunningham, the Daily
Pilot's baseball writer who bas
followed the Angels' rise to lbe
top of the American Leaiue
West, wiU be covering the
playoffafrom starU.o flniah belin-
nlng with Wednesday's opener in
Baltimore.
Jn today's Sports eec:tloo, CUD·
n1n1basn lives an in-depth look
at the player mO&t. responsible
for getting the Angels this far-
Don Baylor.
Young Woman
Badly Beaten, ~
Loses Baby
Divorce,
Abortion
Critieized
SHANNON, lnlaDd CAP> .-
~.J'.obD P-aul-11-ended-a
triumphal 2"'2-day past.oral tour
of Ireland today and Oew to
Bost.on. the flrst stop on a seven·
day visit to the United States.
An Aer Linirus Boeln.r 747 car-
rying the papal entourage took
off from Shannon Airport in the we st of tretan<1 19 minutes
be hind schedule al 1 :49 p.m.
local time, 5:49 a.m. PDT.
The pope told the Irish in an
airport departure statement: "I
CHICAGO PREPARES
FOR POPE-A3
Weekend at Newport
Co11nty
Purchase
Urged
By DELO&ES 11.00&S la~ ......................
The Orange County Grand
Jury has recommended th al the
county Board of Supervisors buy
new vat.mg eqwpment.
Speci!icaJly, the Grand Jury
said. the county should buy the
Vallee System. manufactured
by MaJor Dat:.i Concepts in
Costa Mesa.
Count) supervisor., will take
up the matter Tuesda}
The 1ury·-; recom mendation.
made m :J lettL·r ~ent to count\
super visors last week . endorse~
Valtc'r ror the rollowmg reasons
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The savage beating of a young
Tus tin woman early Sunday
morning caused the stillbirth of
the baby she was carry ing,
police said today.
tha nk all the people for the
wa r m and loving reception in
which they manifested their
keen sense of humanity and
their lively faith."
Ease or operation
Cand1dal£>-. · name~ and vot
mg issues are p rm tea d1re~ly on
IJa llot carcb '"'--
The woman. Diana L. Green,
20, was reported in stable condi·
tion at Santa Aoa T ustin Com·
munity Hospital this morning.
She suffered sever e head in·
juries in the attack in her apart·
m ent.
The beating was reported by
the victim's husband, Kevin ~
Green, 21, a Marine . He told
police that be discovered the in·
cidenl when he returned home
Sunday al about 2 a .m.
Police said they do not have
the weapon or suspects yet.
• 500 Guerrillas
Said Slain in Raid
SALISBURY , Zimbabwe
RhodesiJt <AP> -Zimbabwe
Rhodesian commandos
destroyed the main base of
Robert Mugabe's black guer-
rillas and killed 500 of them dur-
ing a four-day raid into Mozam-
bique that ended today. the
Argus Africa news service re-
ported. Arp publishes -several
South Alric.a newspapers.
There was no immediate com·
ment from military orficiais in
S.dilbury, wbo said a communi·
que likely would be lssued later
·today.
In a final open-air Mass in
near by Limerick, the pointifC
urged Romaa Catholics to resist
growing pressure for the church
to liberalize its stand against
abortion and divorce.
Only hours before he spoke,
terrorists in Northern Ireland ig·
noring the pope's call for peace,
raked a British army Land Rov·
er with gunfire, forcing ll to
crash and s lightly iujuring two
troops.
The pope departed from Shan·
non Airport, west of Limerick
a c ross L.1e Rive r Shannon,
where he had helic !pt.ered after
celebrating Mass lt.· Limerick.
Thousands wept opei.ly as the
papal helicopter Ufleu into a
leaden sky. a light driultt falling
ove r Limerick, the multitude
s inging "The Rivers of
Babylon."
"Pope John Paul will have no
respite. America waits," said
the commentator for the live
coverage on the Irish televlsioo
broadcast as the helicopter
neared Shannon Airport.
The Polish ~Ult addressed
an ~sUmaled 406,00o Catbolics
from Ireland's traditionally coo·
s ervative southwest who
gathered at Limerick race
(See POPE, Pa1e AJ)
While waiting for the fish to bite. these ..
fishermen a t the Ba lboa Pier in Ne wport
Be a c h h a d som ething to wat ch -a
sailboat race. The finish line for weekend
race was JUSt south of the pier. g1vmg fis
hermcn a good view of the race results ---
Gold Hits $414 Ounce
Dollar Sinking Against Other Currencies
LONDON CAP > -The price of
gold shattered the $400 an ounce·
barrier in Europe today . hitting
$414. 75 an ounce in London and
$413 •in ·Zurich as the dollar
dropped lo its second-lowest
point against the strong West
German mark.
A ft er s laTting the week
stronger, the dollar also sank to
an 11-month low• against the
Italian lira in Milan. In
Frankfurt. the dollar was trad·
ing at 1. 7365 mark.s, only 0.008
marks above.the low point in the
dollar crlsls at the end of last
October. "The market isn't convinced
that there ls muscle behind the
words spoken in Hambur1,"
aald one Frankfurt dealer.
He ref etred to the weekend
meeting where West German
government leaders pledged to
America's top economic officials
that they would continue to sup-
port the dollar. ~ut without an·
nouncing specific measures.
In Hong Kong the gold price
retreated on profit·taklng to
$394 .38 and the price fell back in
early London trading to $395.25,
down from $396.25 at the opening
from $397.~ late Friday.
it surged ahead in later
ding and the afternoon fixing
price WU $414. 'ZS. .•
In Zurich, the record $413
came after the mornln1 price
had eased to $385.00, down from
$396.~ Friday.
Only weeks ago, sold was
cbangin& bands at $.100 an ounce
but it roee more than $18 ln one
day alone -Thursday as part
of the s te ady upward surge
tioward what the market regards
as the psychologically important
$400 area.
The dollar pushed the British
poond down to 2.1855 Crom
· Friday's $2.20075.
Protesters
Face Fonda
AMHERST, Mass. <AP> -Ac·
treaa Jane Fonda and her
buaband, Tom Hayden, led a lot
of protests qalnst the Vietnam
wa . Bat wben they appeared at
the UnlYenity of Musacbu.setta,
some 300 velerans came to pro-
tett ~ lhem.
Manhun~ Objeci: Pregna~cy "Sbe did more than any~
to itve tbe North Vleta:aamese aid~ andort durinl the Vlet· nam W , " aald JoeeP,h Scerra,
a fo commander-{n-cblef ol
the v ana ol Foretsn Wan.
DENVER (AP) -Want·
ed: ao "bdeWcent healthy
.... far tbl purpoH ot
betombll pnpant. '' Carol,.-a M,.r placed tllat ed 'la llarc6 la a
weeklJ De1tver
... ,,: ...... monlhl
la•, Myer ta 1UU '°'*'81 llild n preput
I
-but not fOf' lack ot bun~
ctrecttotonen.
.. NOTBINO BAB
cban,,~ rm tt1l1 trytq," 1ald Kyer, who wu
atvea a flditioul name b7
the Denver Poat to protect
her Identity. "You doe't
alway• set prepant att.r
,.
the fll'lt try."
SU.ce tben, Miu Myer bu reeeiftd more than
300 letten. Some were
HDt to tbe pall ottlce box
aumb«'~ven tn ber ad, some to tbe r9portar to
wbom lhe orillnaUY di.I·
clMed her modv.UC. fOI'
pladq tbe QOllce.
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Letters addreued to
Ml11 Myer were
forwarded, moptMd. Ja.
tervlew requ.tt ,.eN ,... jeeted. Klu ll1er1 wbo
detcrlbed berM1t ln Der ed
.. "a ~ prot .. kJOal
woman, St,'' woakl 1a1 not.hint 1peclftc abo,at
(IM~,P ... Aa> .
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Mtd·Foada and Hayden were
oa campiul Sunday to addnls
about •.ooo ~ afudenta. Tbe
couple canceled a aelleduled
new• eoaferenc•. said J~el
Wetdmla. IPC*•man fOf' tbe
iroup tlaat brt8'I 1»e1ken to
the CUllfUI, But be deeliDed to eommeat OD reports that the
....-ec:aluw• wu cueeMd tor leeurtb' l'IMOlll.
The -.ystem un dergoes .. con
st::int upgradi'ng ano mprnvc·
mc•nt ··
Vallee: 1s a proven sur
Cl'S'> • · elst•when·
Wn tu:m and abst•ntee votmg
procedures are simple
The lettn sq.~ncd by Jury
ForC'man Benton BeJach lasted
Oat avolt.' equipment manufac-
tured by Diamond International
Corp . as th<' Grand J ury's
!>econd choice
The purc hase of the ne' ·
equ1pml'nl i!> designed to speed
up Or ange County's vote count
tally m primary and general
elections
In recent elections. county
vote gatherers have take n from
13 to 14 hours after the polls
close to post final vote tallies.
Under proposals made by the
firm s competing lo sell the new
equipment. the vote count time
would shrink to from 4 to 6
hours
Selection of a new vote record-
(Sef' VOTING, Pa1e A2>
Or:n:e~.:oasc
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Weather
Late night and morning
low cfouds otherwise fair
through Tuesday. Lows
tonight 57 to 64'. Highs
Tuesday in low 70s at
beaches and near 80 in·
land.
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Pope's Charis"!-" Captivating
8 1 lftJGB A. MULLIGAN ...... ""4C11n 11
SHANNON, Ireland -Pope
John Paul 11 moved on to ao.can
today and tbe conq"Ht of
Amertc1, bavtn1 captured
Ireland wltb bb cbarl1m1.
His measaatt ol Pe•c. and ro-con cl H atlon. dellvered to a
hushed rrowd ln D~hech1, not
far from the bloody sectarian battl~flelds beyond lht Ulster
border. will not aooo be for1ot-
te n in thl11 land ot Iona me mones
·'On my knws I beg you to
turn away from the paths of
violence," the first pope ever to
visit Ireland pleaded with the
terronsts on both sides
Sunday morning at th e
Galway racetrack he repeated
the same entreaty In tears to a
qu_arh~r-mlllton Irish youths.
Many 'of lbem bad come from
Northern Ireland and en-
lhusiastially joined the 59-year-
old ponL{ff in singing "Like a
Bridge Over Troubled Water,"
as ir this were the marching
song for a children's crusade of
reconciliation.
At the Shrine of Our Lady in
Knock, the miracle of peace
seemed at least a possibility, so
strong was the force of that
personality reaching for t he
crowds with outstretched hands
from his "popemobile."
The pope from Rome by way
of Poland seemed a lile force
energizing the violence-blunted
Irish population with his com-
passion and hummty.
"His words may not be
Coastal Job
beeded. but tbey wiU not eoon be
fO"rlOllen by our lot,... Hid 17 year-old Brrnden Lou,bery, an
app~Uce w~lder from Belf ut
to approvln1 nod• from bit
matea.
They were rollln1 up tb 1r
aleeplnc batl and headlnat homt1
from campln1 out for three
ntaht.a behind lht paddock• at
the Galway racetrack to 5~ lhe
l>Ol!veral times .durin1 the J~·
day lrlab vtalt tbe eot.bualum ot
the c rowds to 1et near the POs>e
became so frantic that hla bishop-bodyguard from Illinois,
former Syracu8e All·American
football player P aul Marcinkws. ·
bad to throw a block at the pre·
asing throngs
The 6-foot-<I prelate hovered
inena"angly fn every papal pro-
cession like a Linebacker po!Jed
for a quarterback bliu. ·
Even wfth the entire lrtsh
army and police rorce on round-
the-cloek duty, a Dublin paper
reported that "a Protestant ex-
-tremist pastor," slipped through
to deliver a letter to the Dublin
guest house where the pope was
staying.
The Rev. Jack Glass, who pre·
viously described the pope as
· "the devil's twin," was quoted
as telling police officials he bad
gone to deliver a letter ''on
behalf of the Scottish clergy"
calling on U\e pope to confirm
his peace stand by publicly ex-
c om mun i cat in g the Irish
Republican Army.
The pope al the time was mak-
ing his peace plea in Drogheda,
Huntington Urged
To Shelve Project
New~rt Beach developers
who have been waiting a year to
proceed with a 107 -ac r e
coas tline development have
asked Huntington Beach's City
Council to shelve the plan.
A D aon co rp o r at i o n
spokesman said today his firm
wants to delay the project until
the city completes Its Local
Coastal Plan.
"It's in our best interest and
the best interest or the city that
we continue the project," said
Chuck Colton, Daon vice presi-
dent.
Planrung Director Jim Palin
had as ked the council to reject
Oaon's gC'neral plan amendment
request until the LCP 1s com·
pleted. possibly by March of
1980.
Planning ('Omm1ss1oners shot
down the project last August
after about 150 people packed
the meeting to protest the plan.
Tenants of three mobile horyle
parks on the property told com-
missioners the project would
force them out of their homes. " ... The property, owned by the
Mills Land and Water Co. and
the state, stretches along Pacific
Coast Highway between Beach
Boulevard and Newland Street
near the Southern California
Edison plant. .
Daon spokesmen said they
hope to build a planned com-
m unity with a mixture or home
a nd commercial uses. They
didn 't indicate whether the
mobile home parks would re-
main.
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PREGNANT PLEA •••
hers~U beyond that.
SHE SA.ID SHE grew up
in a city or about 100,000,
went to a small school in
the South and received a
doctoral degree from a
Midwest university. Mi ss
Myer also said she has
li ved on the East Coast
and Midwest since college.
Miss Myer s aid she
placed the ad because she
waots a child berore she
gets too old. She'd been
married in her 20s and
divorced, and said "right
now, J really value my iri-
dependence."
Sbe also said she wanted
to blaze a trail for other
women who might find
themselves in her situa-
tion. )
Bus Crash Kills I '
SECAUCUS, N.J. <AP) -Six
persona remained hospitalized
Sunday after a bus crash in
which one woman was killed and
23 passengers were injured.
OfllANQI COAST
DAILY PILOT
THE ONLY require-
ments she had in mind for
her mate were that she
wanted someone with
''brown or red hair and
curly ... above average
intelligence. It dod n't
r eaJl y matter what he
does."
Miss Myer refuses to
discuss her situatio_n at
all. She said an Associated
Press version of her story
caught the eye of he r
parents, whom sbe had
described in March as
"fairly conservative, up-
per-middle class."
THEY WERE curious
eno1,1gh that their inquiries became embarrassing and
now Miss Myer doesn't
•m••rwl2'
Rosette Veronica Motaepe.
24, Miss South Africa In the
1976 Mi.11 Worl=aaeant, has been found ty a10l1I
with her white ver under
South Africa's Immorality
Act. Sentencina has been
def erred for three yean.
lb• ancient ctty ao mllee from
the Nortbem lreland border,
whou Inhabitants were
maaucred ln lbe 17th century
by the Puritan extremut Ollv•
Cromwell.
The l>OP9 bu been aeea by
about two·thirda ot the lrtab
1tepubllc'1 3.6 mllUon people. Tb~ statistic was locreued by ,
the tens of thousands who
traveled from the north to see
blm, and the many Ute Dublin
baker Ray Mooney who bad
drtven hundred.a of miles each
day lo gather as many blessinp
as possible.
"If I get a year off pur1atory
for every hour I spent in traffic
jama, I'U get to heaven oo the
dual-carriage motorway (stq»er
highway)," he laughed, while
aweating out the five-hour
purgatory of getting from the
Ballybril racetrack to the heart
of the city only two miles away.
Some students at the Galway
youth mass h ad tucke d a
newspaper clipping or the pope's
Drogheda speech into their blue·
jeans to read a.loud his words to
·youth.
Could~ mere words, even from
so impassioned a speaker, make
any difference lo Ireland?
"Yes, yes," answered several
voices from around the circle
listening t.o the re-readin1 of the
speech.
' Reagan Hits
Over-taxing
BEDMINSTER, N.J . (AP)
Ronald Reagan stuck to his
often repeated theme of an over-
taxing and overbearing govern-
ment as be spoke Sunday night
to •his first presidential cam-
paign fund-raiser in New J ersey.
The former California gov-
ernor altered hi"S routine only
slightly from past New Jersey
appearances by deleting j~es
about Sen. Edward Kennedy, D·
Mass. But he did iosert a few
about California Gov. Edmund
G. Brown Jr.
"Brown's going to run _:. I
hear Linda Rondstadt bought an
oval sleeping bag,;• Reagan
said, referring to the governor's
rock singer girlfriend and the
White House's Oval Office for
the president. "
heaper Shot
SAN QUENTIN (AP) -A San
Quentin Prison inmate "tired of
d oing time" was hit with
birdshot fired by a guard Sun-
day as he tried lo climb a fence
out or a special exercise yard,
prison spokesman Bill Nyberg reported.
••want any more lnvasiorus
of my privacy."
Severa1 letters sent to
the repo'rter who in·
terviewed Miss Myer were
addressed lo him. Among
them was one postmarked
Waikiki . Hawaii, that
said, "Maybe this will
turn out to be my birthday
present."
• ANOTHER WAS from
an obstetrician who not
oniy wanted to father Miss
Mye.:ts chlld , but wanted
to deliver lt as well ..
Still another prospective
father wrote, "I've got you
under my skin -send for
the dermatologist. Please
run away wilb me -not
from me.''
Kids Blamed
In Vandalism
Of FV School
Fountain Valley school of-
ficials believe lt was "small
cblldreo" wbo ransacked and
vandallud the James H. Cox
School, 17615 Los Jardines Eut,
on Sat~.
A teacher discoftred the meu
1t about 4 p.JD , wbeo abe weot to
her classroom for materials,
said Prlndpal Cheryl Snowden.
Mrs. Snowdon said it ls
believed the vandals entered the
1cbool throUlb a door that was
left a.Jar.
Fountain Valley police said
five cl .. rooma and the learnlnl
center were ransacked, wttb the
content. ot teachers' drawers,
cablneta and cloaet1 1trewn
about the noon.
<;rayon markh:a,. were found
on walll and aome ctillnl and
carpet damac• wu cauaed by
soft drlnka. Mra. 81towdon
added.
She laid valuable aud.lo-rilual
equipment w11 untouclMd and
tbat tile COIL ot NPalriDI the llt-
tl e d amai• do•• 1bould b•
mlnlldal.
APW .........
POPE JOHN PAUL 11 WAVES TO CROWD IN IAEUND
OfftoBoetonandaWe1t-9ublldzedO.S. Tour .
F,....P~AJ
POPE HAILED • • •
track. accepted as a normal part of l.Jfe The mass at Limerick was cut
short after communion. a priest · :.Pray, pray not to be Jed in to
announced be<:ause the pope "Is temptation. Now is the tame of
very Ured" and "has a long testing for Ireland, this ge_neta-
journey .ahead of him." A ru~~)> tion_i~ once more a generation of of pigeons was released to m~ dec1s1on.
the end of the ceremony. "The very possi b l Ii ty or
·The pontiff put In extremely divorce in the sphere of cavil law
long days during b1s Iriah tour. makes stable and permanent
He delivered six major speeches marriages more difficult for
and a score of minor addreaaes everyone." the pope said
while crbs-crossin1 Jreland-<lver .. May Ireland always continue
a total distance of about 780 lo gave witness before the
miles. Out of the pope's S2 hours modern world lo her tradallonal
in Ireland, about 39 hours were commitment lo the sanctity and
filled with public or sema·publ.Jc the andissolubility or the mar activities, leaving him about 13 riage bond "
hours for rest. Civil divorce is not recognized
The pope then entered has an Ireland, though in a bizarre
crowd-touring vehicle. a big twist. the church hands out hun
yellow compartment carried on dreds of annulments every year
the back of a truck. Abortion 1s also illegal an
Tbe crowd cheered wildly as Ireland. But thousands of
the pope walked on the race turf women go t.o Britain every year to tbe simple covered altar. for abortions.
Then the deeply religious COUD·
try folk sat In the stands with
their hands clasped as the pon-
tiff told them:
"Abortion, as the Vatican
Council stated, is one of the
abominable crimes. To attack
unborn life at any moment from
its conception is to undermine
the whole moral order which is
the true guardian .of the well· bein5l of man."
He said of divorce that '"the
stability and sanctity of mar-
riage are being threatened by
new ldeu and by the upiraUona otaome.
"Divorce for whatever reason
it is inlr~duced , ioevitably
becomes easier and easier to ob-
tain and it gradually comes to be
After today's Mass aod a
61h·hour flight across the AUan·
tic, the Roman Catholic pontiff
was due in Boston at noon POT
He begins a week's tour of sax
Ame rican cities -Boston. New
York. Philadelphia, Des Moines.
Ch1('ago and Wa::.hington by
celebrating Mru.s on th~ Bo!>tun
Common.
Oiina Saluted
BANGKOK, Thailand CAPJ
Vietnam. which fouabt a bitter border war witb Chlaa ooly
seven months a10. sent rreet·
ings to the Communist regime in
Pekjng oo Sunday in honor·or its
30th anniversary. the Vietnam
news agen('y sa.ad
For those Casual Days around Campus
~-lnd!Qo Denims With subtle oocket
eccents. oompllmented by the soft touch
of oonon kntt 6htrts 1n assoried s1r1oes
add a hOodod swoatshtn or a 'M>olnch COi~
chamois shin for 1~ COOier ~ ahooa
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_Cruisers
Cut Off .
InSA
Fort.be third Sunday in a row,
lbe Santa Ana Police Depart ...
ment cloaed off downtown
street.a lhla weekend lo p% brakea on an upsurge of "c • tna' • through the city. .
Barriers and police cars ere
placed at Civic Cent.er Dri e and
a,everal othr streets to prevent
a lttrge gathering of cruising
motomta at El Salvador Park I.rt
the downtown area,
Mayor J;lmes Ward said that
up to 350 cars have been cruising
the area each Sunday evening.
He noted that there· were just
a h andful o r o ut-of-town
m otorists in the area 9\mday.
The Santa Ana City Council
took action three weeks ago to
halt the cnusing after protests
from a number or citizens.
Residents said they were be-
ing inundated and had trouble
leaving their own driveways
because or the heavy traffic.
Mo t o r ists , many from
Pomona, Whittier and East Los
·Angeles ~ wf'JI as from Santa
Ana . had formerly cruised along
South Main Street in Santa Ana
until police took enforcement ac-
tion there .
Since then the attention of the
cruisers has shifted to the El
Salvador ParlC area.
Hot Rodders
Heated Up
GATLINRt'HG , Tenn CAP) -
A hot rod r<Jlly rn this mountain
re.,ort eruptt-d into a bottle-
th ro" an g melt'<' after traffic
stalled :.1t a downtown rntersec-
taon. and 250 person'> were e:tr·
rested, poh('e said.
"It was n't a riot," Police
Chief J ames Kelly said Sunday.
.. Most of them are good people,
but you get them drinking and
they get excited and you have problems"
Kell y said traffic in the town
was at a standstill when tempers
flared and a few persons started
throwing bottles.
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VOTING ...
rng svstem foll ows six years of
hes1 tat1on by the county Board
of Supervisors.
Ou three occasioos the money has beet budgeted for the new
equipment but when it ~~e
t 1 me t o r each a dec1s1on
s uper visor. postponed any ac-
tion
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.CO.talleu.
' County ~ will take •
NFL.Shifts
·-Game Time
NEW YORK <AP) -
The National Football
League bas changed the
kickoff time of its Monday
night game to avojd a con-
ruct with ABC's .coverage
of President Carter's
speech. Commissioner
Pete Rozelle announced
today.
· Tbe ltarUq time of the
New England Patriots·
Packen ea.me in Green ·
Bay, Wis., bas been
changed from 6 p.m. to
6:30PDT.
Carter's address to the
natloQ on the subject of
Soviet troops in Cuba will
be carried by ABC and the
other two networks live at
8 p.m. PJYf'.
.Carter
Readies
Speech
WASHINGTON <AP) -Preai·
dent Carter cleared bis schedule
t oday to work on tonight's ~peech dealing with a brigade of
Soviet troops in Cuba, a COO·
iroversy that ·Cuban President ~idel Castro contends Carter in·
vented to bolster his own
political image. (Channels 2, 4
and 7 al6p.m.)
So he would have more lime ~
devote to bis speech, Carter
'.postponed until Tuesday a
acheduied afternoon meeting
iwllb President Willlam R
ITolbert,Jr.ofLiberia.
Carter worked Sunday on the
>peecb, apparently with bis
-wife, as they wrapped up a
weekend at Carnp David, Md.
The adinlnist.rajlon, meanwhile,
maintained virtual silence oo
,the issue.
' Carter returned this momi.llg
to the White House, where be
will make the nationally broad·
cut speech. He made tbe SS.-
mile trip from Camp David by
r limousine instead of helicopter ~-becauseOf.-.inY weather. 11 The president's public ~schedule of activities (oday f showed no meeUnca planned
with foreip policy adrilers. i He acbeduled the address
I aft.el' __ ........ with Soviet of·
l
fieiala ~ had broken
down wftb the Rudlana nfUs.
inl to budc• on Carter's in· .utenee that they cban1e the
.. status quo." Tbolle talka re·
1umed uaiexpectedly Sunday.
Tbe SovMU say the force -
( wblcb U.S. oftldala say bM 2,000
' to 1,000 IGldlen, 40 wau-and arun.,. wl armored ,.....el
~ -•11• ltatJoned in Caba alace 1112 wltb tbe ~=afjft-AmOllHn IDd la oot a combat ...
•• ..... ...,. carter" to ap1.m to UM U.S. plaple ad t.be world
( ... CAll'ID.,PqeAJ) . .
upUMmau.-na.tay.
The Jury's ,._,meadation . maM in a Mder Hnt to counly
1uperviltln lut week, eo.donel v altec for t.be foUowtna reuona.
-Eue of operation. .
-Candidates' names and vot-
ln1 i&luea are printed dlrecUy on
ballot ca.rda.
-The ayatem under1oes "coo·
atant uprradinc and Improve· ment "
-Vallee la a "proven suc-cesa' • ellewhere.
-Written and absentee voting
procedures are simple.
The leUer signed by jury
Foreman Benton Bejach listed
Datavote equipment manufac·
lured by Diamond International
Corp., as the Grand Jury's
second choice .
The purchase of the new
equipment is designed to speed
up Orange County's vote COUDt
tally in primary and general
elections.
In recent elections, county
vote gatherers have taken from
13 to 14 ·hours after the pol1a
close to post ftnal vote tallies.
Under proposals made by the
firms competing to sell the new
equipment, the vote count time
would s.hrink to from 4 to S
hours.
Seleetioo of a new vote reeot'd·
inc •)'Stem follows 1lx years of
besltatiOD by the county Board
of Supeniaon.
On three occasions Ute money
bu been bud&eted for the new
equipment but when it came
time to reach a decision
supervbors postponed any ac-
tJon. . Now, Sl.5 million baa been set
aside to streamUne and overhaul
the vote process in Oranee
County.
Should aupel'Vison follow the
Qraod Jury's recommendation
and select Vallee, county voters
in next year's primary and
general elections will be miaatng
the broad sheet ballot they have
carried into lbe voling booth
with them for the'PUt 14 years.
In its place will be an IBM-
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Boston Today
* * * * * * C'roted /floeed
Ireland Peace
Asked by Pope
By BUGH A. MULLIGAN u ~ c:.wrtrlll • ••• t SHANNON, Ireland -Pope
John Paul II moved on to Bocstoo
today and the conquest or
Ame rica, having captured
Ireland with his charisma.
His messaie or peace and re-
con c iii ation. delivered to a
hushed crowd in Drogbeda, nor
far from the bloody sectarian
battlefields beyond the Ulster
border, will nOt soon be forgot
ten lo this land of long
memories.
crowds with outstretched band'i
from his "popemobile."
The pope rrom Rome by way
of Poland seemed a lire force
energizing the violence-blunted
Irish population. with his com-
passion and humility.
"His wo,rds may not pe
heeded. but they will not soon be
forgotten by our lot," said 17·
year-old Brenden Loughery, an
apprentice welder from Belfast
lo approving nods from bis
mates. .
They were rolling up their
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POP£.M>HNPAULllWA¥DTO~INIMLANO
OfUolloeeon Mele Wei pHlll I dU.S. Tw .. On DlY knees J bee you to
tura .,,.,. from tbe patbl of
violence, .. the ftnt pope ever to
visit lrelMd pleeded wtUa tbe
terrorlata on both sides.
Sunday morning at lbe
Galway racetrack be repeated ....... ~mtuntoa q•artft·adWon lriah J'outhS.
litany of them bad come from
Northern Ireland and en·
thuaiaatially joined the 59-year-
old pontiff in singing "Like a
Bridge Over Troubled Wat.er,"
as if this were the marching
song for a children's crusade of
reconciliation.
Gold Hits · $414 . Ounce
At the Shrine of Our Lady in
Knotk, the miracle of peace
seemed at least a possibility, so
stron1 was the force of that
personality reaching for the
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Police Nrune . \
Driver Killed
In Van Crash l,
The fatally injured driver in
the Ortega Highway crash of a
van carrying 12 illegal aliens tx>-
day was-tentatively identified as
Ligorlo Zavala. Nunez, age and
address unknown.
Nunez was killed shortly
before 9 p.m. Friday when be
lost control of the van and
crashed bead on into an em·
bankment on the perilo~s
highway.
California lilghway Patrol of.
fleer Lupe Lopez said three
paueqers are listed in s~ble
condlUoa at Santa Ana-Tustin Community Hospital. The re-
maining nine suffered minor in-
juries.
Of~ said Nunez lost coo-
trol OI the van when be overcor-
rected the steering after the
vehicles' rieht tire left the
roadway on an Orteea Highway
curve about 16 miles eut <A In· tent.ate 5. Tbe van wu travel-
iq weltbound..
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Dollar Sinking Against Other Currencies
LONDON (AP> -The price of
gold shattered the $400 an ounce-
barrier in Europe today. bitting
$414.75 an ounce in London and
$413 in Zurich ~ the dol1'r
dropped to its i5 econd-lowest
point against the strong West
German matk.
After stariing the week
stronger, the dollar ~lso sank to
an 11-monlh low against the
Italian lira in Mila n . In
Frankfurt, the dollar was trad·
ing at 1.7365 marks1 only 0.008
marks above the low point in the
dollar crisis at the end of lasL October.
"The market isn't convinced
that Uiere is muscle behind lhe
words spoken in Hamburg,"
said one Frankfurt dealer ..
He referred to the weekend
meeting where West German
government leaders ~ledg~ to
America's top economic officials
that they would continue to sup-
port the dollar, but without an·
nouncing specific measures.
In Hong Kong the gold price
r etreated on profit-taking lo
Bus Crash Kills 1 ·
SECA0CUS, N.J . CAP) -:-Slx
persona remained hospitalized
Sunday after a bus crash in
which one woman was lcilled and
?.3 passengers were injured. The
Transport of New Jersey bus
overturned Saturday near a toll
phua on the New Jersey
Turnpike· while en route from
Atlantic City to New York City.
$394.38 and the price fell back in
early London trading to $395.25.,
down from $396.25 at tbe opening
and from S397.50 late Friday.
But il surged ahead in later
trading and the afternoon fudng
price was $414.75.
In Zurich. the record $413
came aft.er the morning price
had eased to $395.00, down from
.$396.SO Friday_
Only weeks ago. gold was
chanJing hands at S300 an ounce
but il rose more than $18 ln one
day ·alone -Thursday -as part
of the steady upward surge
toward what the market regards
as the psychologically important
S400 area.
The dollar pushed the Bnllsh
pound down to 2 1855 from
Friday's-12.20075.·
Bekl in NB Case
Mesa Man's Link .
To Assault Probed
A Costa Mesa man, arrested
on suspicion of a brutal sexual as·
sault ln Newport Beach, is being
investigated for posaible c:oonec-
tion to an assault case in Irvine,
police said today.
Samuel Hugh Lowery. 22. ol
1910 1.9lh St., Costa Mesa, was
talren into custody la.st Tbundav
on cbarBes related to the assault
that occurred Sept. 13. Heb being
held in Orange County Jail lnlleo
of$10,000bail. A
I rvlne U . Gene Norden said
~is morning bis investi1aton
are "looking at" Lowery in lilbt
of the Sept. 23 a ssault on a
Woodbridge woman.
But Norden cautioned that ln-
vest11ators in no way have idea·
tified Lowery as the suspect in
that cae.
The Irvine woman, in her mid·
twenties. suffered a loss or
memory after being struck on
the bead. Police said il isn't
known whether she was sexually
assaulted. 1be attack occurred in
the woman's ,Woodbridge home
aasbewasprepari.ngtogotobed.
bed.
Norden said the suspect ap-
parently walked into the room
tbrouCb an unlocked screen door
and struck the woman with a
blunt instrument.
The screams of the woman
before abe was hit were beard
by neiebbon who called police.
Tbe Tictlm wu found dazed at
ber door when officers arrived.
The cme in which Lowery bas
been idmW'led as a suspect in·
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'Joy'
To Be • ID
America
BOSTON CAP) -Pope John
Paul II arrived today for the
first U.S. papaJ tour in history
and said it was· a "great joy" for
him to ·be in the United States
and "to greet all the American
people-of every race, color and
creed." •
The pope's Aer Llngus Boeing
747 . dubbed "St. Patrick."
landed in a heavy mist al Logan
International Airport at 11:49
a . a(. PDT from S hannon.
trelaod..
Boston wq the ftrSl stop on a
planned teYen-day. six-city tour
and thousands of people
1atllered boun before t.be pope's
arrl•al in bopea of S'etUnc a Iii....,.. of Id.ID; eltber Oft bis
20-mlle motorcade l.nto town or
at a Mass on the Boston Com-mon.
Tbe pope, ill white cuaock
and red ....... 'Walked down tbe steps ol bis plane to the red
carpet and, as be has·done
earlier on foreign Journeys,
knelt and kissed the tarmac. As
John Paul slowly moved through
a receiving line beaded· by
Rosalynn Cart.er. the Catholics
who greeted him bowed to kiss
his ring.
A crowd of federal, state. local
and church dignitaries -lJmil·
ed to about 400 -waited in out-
door stands to greet J ohn Paul
II. They were joined by more
than 500 reporters . A rolling cano~ was set-'over the plat·
form to protect the pope from
the mist and fog which kept vis-
ibility on the ground to less than
a mile.
ln a we lcoming statement.
Mrs. Carter, said: "Today. you
coJJle to us as a cha mpion of
theology that unites mankind -
our creator's vision of a world of
justice and freedom -a world of
peace. As you move across our
country in the next few days, you
will rlDd people pursuing that vis-
ion ... " The pope responded by thank
ing Mrs. Carter for her inVlta-
lion and saying be looks forward
to meeting the president.
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<lasses Still Open
Costa Mesa residents can still
register for limited openings in
fall session classes being offered
by the city's Department oC
Leisure Services. Courses meet
for the rU'St time this week.
For information on classes
still open. call 754-5300.
Coast
Weather
Late n1gbt and morning
low ·clouds otberwtse -falr
throuJb Tuesday. Lows
tonl1bt 57 to 84. Highs
Tuead., in low 70s at
bea~bel ud near 80 in·
land .
.,
,ti QM. Y PILQI C
Church
Appe~
Refus·e ·
WASKlNO'ION <AP> -n.. Supre..,. Court ~ ..., to
Interfere to Callfornl•'• ID·
veaU11tlon tnto &Jltc-ecl tr1ud tty
some ~ ot tbe WorNwNe Cburch ot God
Tbe J\l.ltlce1, •ltho.at eoom·
menl, turned do"·n an appeal
u kln1 them lo rule that tadice
uaed by Calltornla aytbortU.
violate the Con1Ututloa'1
freodom-d·rellaJoo prot~
Tbe dtnlal does not neeeuui·
ly repreeeot 1 comment on ~
merit.a ot arausnenu contained
In the appell ft.led by the ch~b
and lll lucMn.
The controven1 rem1lna alive
in the Callrornla courtl ind
some ~ coutd retum to tbe n•·
tlon'1 bllhelt court. Tbe J\llticea
could llNe at that time to re-view thecue.
The Worldwide Cburcb of God 11
a fundameot.allat, ••angelical or·
gaoiutioo founded in California
'8 yeara ago by Herbert W.
Arm1troq. According to cbureb
doctrine. tbe le-year-old
Armatroog Is Christ's apostle and
&m baaaador as well a s the
church's spiritual leader.
Last January, California At-
torney General George Deukme-
jian asked the state court to place
the church into recetverahtp
while the state's case against
Armstrong and other church
leaders continued.
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IRISH •..
s leepina bags and headln1 bome
from camping out for three
ni1bta behind the paddocks at
the Galway racetrack to see the pope.
Several times during the 2~·
day Irish visit the enthusiasm of
the crowds to get near the pope
became so frantic that hls
bishop-bodyguard from Illinois,
former Syracuse All-American
football player Paul Marcinkus,
had to throw a block at the pre·
ssing throngs
The 6·fOOl·4 prelate hovered
menacingly In every papal pro-
cession like a linebacker poised
for a quarterback blitz.
Even with the entire lrlah
army and police force on round-the·clock duty, a Dublin paper
reported that "a Protestant ex·
tre mist pastor " s Upped through
to deliver a letter to the Dublin
guest house where the pope was staying.
The Rev J ack Glass, who pre·
viously described the pope as
"the devil's twin," was quoted
as telling police officials he had
gone to deliver a letter "on
behalf or the Scottish clergy"
calling on lhe pope to confirm
his peace stand by publicly ex·
co mmuni cating the Iris h
Republican Army.
The pope at the lime was mak·
ing his peace plea ln Drogheda,
the ancient city 30 miles from
the Northern Ireland border,
whose inhabitants were
massacred in the 17th century
by the Puritan extremist Oliver
Cromwell.
The pope has been seen by
about two-thirds of the Iris h
Republic's 3.5 million people.
The statiatic was increased by
the tens or thousands who
traveled from the north to see
him, and the many like Dublin
baker Ray Mooney who had
driven hundreda of miles each
day to gather aa many blessings
as possible.
"lf I get a year oft pur1atory
for every hour l 1pent in traffic
jam1, I'll 1et to heaven on the
dual·can1age motorway (super
highway)," he laughed, while
s weating out the five·bour
purgatory of 1etting from the
· Ballybrit racetrack to the heart
of the city only two mlles away.
Some students at the Galway
youth mass bad tucked a ·
newspaper clipping of the pope's
Drogheda speech lnto their blue·
jeans to read aloud his words to
youth.
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For the tblrd Sunday lo a row.
the Santa Ana Police Depart.
ment cloaed off downtown
atreeta thia Weekend to put the
brakes on an u~ur1e of "cn&1a-
ln1" tbroqb tbe city.
Barri.en and Police cara were placed at avtc Center Drtve and·
aeqral other 1treeta to prevent
a large gatberina of crulllng
motoriall at El Salvador Park in
the downtown area.
Four adventurera conUnued t.N!lr attempt
today to complete the first tranaconUnen-
t a 1 balloon fllaht . The Da Vinci
Tran:;America, ahown here over
Nebraska, was unexpectedly blown over
central Missouri today aa it reached its
117th hour. 'I1)at's second place in balloon
rugbt endurance annals; the record ls 13'7
hours.
Mayor Jame1 Ward aaid that
up to 350 can bave been cndaine
the area eacb Sunday evenl.nl.
He noted that there were lust
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High Court E',....P~Al ·CARTER •.•
Refuses
Nuke Plea
POPE HAILED ... public opinion the truth and to
say when'· this pos t was
eslabU.hed in Cuba, Castro said
Sunday in an interview on CBS'
"60 MiJlutes" program.
WASHINGTON <AP) -The
U.S. Supreme Court refused ~
day to dilturb how the federal
1ovemment conaldera the en-
vlronmelllal rilb or proposed
nuclear power planta.
The Ju1tlces, without com-
ment, turned down argumenta
aimed at forcln1 lbe Nuclear R~sulatory Commission to
evaluate the conaequeocea ot the
worst possible nuclear accl· dents.
Seven Florida residents
challenged the government's
evaluation standards in connec-
tion with a um request by the
Florida Power and Ll1bt Co. to
build a nuclear power plant near
Fort P.lerce on Florida's east coast.
They contende/that the agen-
cy's . environmental analysis
failed to consider consquences of
so-called Class 9 accidepts, such
as the failure or a ll sa f~ty
systems in a nuclear reactor and
a meltdown of the reactor's fuel
core.
The National Environmental
Policy Act of 1969 requires such
consideration. the seven Flon -
dians argued.
"J come as one who knows you
and loves you, as one who
wishes you to fulfill your noble
des tiny of salvation for the
world," the pope said, conclud·
ing : "Ma.y the peace of the Lord
be with you always, America."
John Paul II, In an open-top
car. then stood and waved to the
crowds u hlJt motorcade pro-
ceeded through the streets or
Boston.
The pope's U.S. visit follows a
pa1toral tour of Ireland which
wae hllblighted by repeated
calls for an end to sectarian
strife. In an airport departure
1tatement before leaving
Ireland, the pope said: "I thanJc
all the people for the warm and
lovtn1 reception in which they
manifested their keen sense of
humanity and their lively faith."
Only boura before he spoke,
however, terrorists in Northern
Ireland lenoring the pope's caU
for peace, raked a British army
Land Rover with gunfire. fore·
lng it to crash and slightly injur.
ing two troops.
As th~ plane carryi ng the
papal entourage a rrived in
Boston, a champion band from
St. Ann's parish in Neponset ..
Mass .. garbed in red and white
uniforms. pl ayed "Heavenly Father ."
The U.S. chief of protocol for
the visit, Ambassador-designate
Abelardo Lopez Valdez. entered
the plane fir st, a long with
Boston Cardinal Humberto
Medelr06. to welcome th_e pope
Fr .. ra~AI
PREGNANT PLEA • • •
now•' I really value my in· dependence."
She also said she wanted
to blaze a trail for other
women who might find
themselves in her sltua· tion.
THE ONLY require·
ments she had in mind for
her mate were that ahe
wanted someone with
-· "brown or red hair · and
curly ... above average
intelligence. It doesn't
really matter what he does."
Mias Myer refuses to
discuss her situation at
all . She said an Associated
Press version of her story
caught the eye of he r
parenta, whom she had
d escribe d in March a s
"fairly conservative, up-
per-middle class.''
TB~Y-WEaE curious
enou~h that their inquiries
became embarrassing and
'now Mi ss Myer doesn't
"want any more invasions
of my privacy."
Several letters sent to
th e repo rter who in-
terviewed Miss Myer were
addressed to him. Among
them was one postmarked
Waikiki, Hawaii , that
said , "May6e this will
turn out to be my birthday
present."
ANOTHER WAS from
an obstetrician who not
only wanted to (ather Miss
Myer 's child, but wanted
to deliver it as well.
Still another prospective
father wrote, "I've got you
under my skin -send for
the dermatologist. Please
run away with me -not
from me."
Heights Stop Sign
Due Mesa Review
Costa Mesa city staff mem·
hers are recommending rejec·
tlon tonight of a request from
Newport HeiJhta area citizens
that a three-way stop aiJD be
placed at the lntenectlon of lWl
Street and Redlands Avenue.
Redlands Avenue.
The recommendation will be
acted upoo by Costa Meaa City
Council members wbeo they
meet at 6:30 p.m. at 77 Fair
Drive.
The intersection near Newport
Heights Elementary school la
half 1.nslde Newport Beach city
limit.I, ball in Calta M•a.
Altbou1h Newport council
memben ·~ Utt l'tquelt, findings by Meaa '1 traffic com·
ml11lon atate the three-way 1top alp la unwarranted and "ln·
tended oa1J for •PMd control
and to dlleour111 throulh traf· fie."
About 100 ltud.entl Cl"Ofl tba In~ twice a dax to and
Cube in Danpr
BENTLEY, lllcb. <AP)
Sls·montb-old leopard and
couaar cubl <that ••r• ltOl..r
from • Jdnte reatct.oce cat:ld
die '1wtdda a abort Ume'' um.a
17 •• toad. JlaL~o;'tf 11Miiff"1 depu.U91 aald .
rrom Newport Helghta Elemen-
tary, but a Mesa staff report
notes that a croaslng guard Is
present.
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UNK ...
volved a 25-year-old woman who
was attacked lo her Westcllff .
area office when she went lo
work at 5 a .m.
In that cue. the woman was
beaten and eexually uaaulted,
bat Heaped ber attacker by
lockln1 Iler.elf in the ollice
bathroom.
The woman reported the as·
aault on Sept. 22, explainint that
•be WU IO frtibtened, •be didn't
have the couraa• to so to police.
Low.,, wu t.rnllt.ed flve days
later b)' Officer George
Stavropouloe oo IUl,Plcloa ot pet·
ty tbelt. 'n.. patrolman alle1ed
Lowtey took a IOft drtnk from a
convenltnct 1tore on lrvlQt
Avenue wttbout PaJinl fw tl
However, Stavropoulot ~
that Lowery matcbtd the
detcnpUgn ol tbe a11alllt ••· pect and tbe Cotta ........
boobd on tbe cbar1• att..r UM
vitUm ....... tdiiaUn.d ldm
u ber MlaBant:
'
before he emerged.
John Paul II -who wUJ visit
New York, Philadelphia, Des
M oi n e s. C hi cago a nd
Washington arter Boston is
the flnil pope to Lour the United
States The late Pope Paul VI
visited New York for 14 hours m
1965 to address United Nations,
but did not stay overnight.
Among those present at the
ai rport we r e Massachusetts
Gov . Edward King, Bos ton
Mayor Kevin White, House
Speaker Thomas P "Tip"
O'Neill Jr . Sen Edward M.
Kennedy, and 14 cardinals 10
from the United States and four
from Canada.
A lar"e ecumenkal group was also there, but Jews were miss-
ing, becituse of the start or the
Yom Klppur holiday.
Boston ttself, the second
I a re est Rom an Cat ho I.Ir archdiocese in the country Wllh
more than 2 million Catholics
out of a population of 5. 7 million,
s wirled with excited humanity.
Heavy security measures p~·
v:i iled, with about 9,000 officers
on duty, int'luding 2,000 city
polil'e, more than 6,000 National
Guardsmen , and 600 st ate t roopers.
PW Meet Asked
CA IRO. Egypt <AP> -The
Rev . Jesse Jackson says
Palestine UberaUoo Orsa.Diza·
Uon chJef Vasser Arafat "wants
to talk to President Carter," and
Ja<.'kson cfa1ms America·s re
fu~a l to deal with the gut-mlla
leader is "1mmorul "
Carter said ln his Sept. 7 ad·
dress that the troops likely have
been in Cuba "for some time,
perhaps for qu.ite a few years."
Former Sec r~ary of Stat e
Henry Kissinger hai said former
President Nixon w.as unaware of
the situation.
The brigade's presel'}ce r e
cently was revealed by Sen
Frank Church, D·ldat:ao, and has
become a sticking point I~ ti)e
Senate's conside ration of the
SALT II arms treaty with lht-
Soviet Union (Related story.
Page A7>
Meanwhile. Seeretary of Statf•
Cyrus Vance and Soviet Am
bassador Anot.oly Dobrynan held
an unscheduled m~tang Sunday
cit the State Department. The
meeting was a surprise smce
none had been scheduled after
the departure laat week of Soviet
Foreign Minis t e r Andrei
Gromyko.
Groymytto gave no lndlcaUon when he returned to Moscow
that the Soviets would soften
. ·their position and Slate Depart·
ment spokesm an David Nall
declined to give any 1nd1cation
of the purpose of the 84 ·manutc
meeting Sunday between Vancf'
and Dobryrun
Van<.'e later m et for lhrC"•·
hours at the While House with
Defense Secretary Harold
Brown. presidential national
security adviser Zb1gn1 ew
Bneiinslci and other top White
Houae Clftlda1a.
Wblte HouH 1pokeaman Oale
Lelbach said the session had
been scheduled previously and
was not SJ>e<.'Lfically related to
the Vance· Dobrynm meeting
For tnoae Casual Deys around Campus ...
l.A'A-lndlgo Dlnlmt with subde pookec
'°°9ntl, oomolfmentld bv the soft touch
ci CX>ttot\ kntt lhlrtl '" lllOl'ted SlnPM.
add a tlOOded aweatshln or a Y.tx>lricii cotton
Ohan'IOll lhin tor ~ COOier dayt ahMd
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a b.andtul of out-of ·towa motorr.te in the area Sunday
The Santa An1 City Cows. • di
took acuon three weekl a90 b>
halt the cru.Lt1n1 aft.er p~
ffom a number ol ctt.Uena.
Rttldeata •aJd they were .be·
lng Inundated and hid trou.,.e
leaving their own drlvewaya
because of the heavy traffic.
M olorht.a.1 many frorn
Pomona, Wbimer and Eut Loe
Angeles u well u from Santa Ana, had formerly cruiled alODI
South Main Street in Santa Ana ~nUI poUce took epforcement ac-tion there.
· Since then the attention of the
cruisers baa shifted to the El
Salvador Park area.
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VOTING •••
card-type ballot printe d with
candidates' names and votlnl is·
sues
Voters will need only a relt·
tapped pen to mark their ChOl<.'CS.
Vallee Syst e m s manufac.
turers estimate that Orange
County'1 eatlmeted 800,000
ballots to be cast in next year's
primary elections can be count.
cd in two to four hours
Initial cost of the system is
estimated at SJ 40 miUion. with
J 1980 election operating cost of
SJ 3 million.
Two other vote count systems
<.'Ontending for the county's busi·
ne!ls are Dtarnond International
Corp '!I Datavote and Computer
Election System's Votomatic
Both are punch card syste ms.
I\ thJrd <.'ompany. Consolidat· ~
ed Compulf'r International, pro-I' poses a ballot system smrilar to
Va ltec 's , but with differ ent
counting machinery.
And a fourth system, by DrM
As~o<.'aatc<> of Custa Mesa. use. a
l'ard sytem marked by stamping
rlcva t·c'> s imilar to those current-J
ly an w.e :
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ins a four-day raid into Mozam. t
biq ue that ended today tbe ~ Ar~u., Afnca news service re·
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I HAVE J\JST spe_nt a day and a half ln Ch.lcaio and I b1fVi j '8l ftn.lshed r-eadin1 the Sunday editiooa of the two
Chicaao newspapers, lbe Tribune and the Sun-Times.
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On Cuba
WASHING-TON <AP) -Presi·
dent Carter cleared b.ls schedule
today to work on tonight's
speech dealing with a brigade ol
Soviet troops in Cpba, a COD·
lroveny that Cuban President
Fidel Castro contends Carter In·
vented to bols ter bis own
political image. (Channels 2, 4
and 7 at 6 p.m.) .
lf wb.al I have read. beard and seen is to be believed,
the visit ol Pope John Paul 11 to Cbica10 lhi5 Thursday
and Friday is the most important single event in the ~bris
tian world since J esus Christ himself.
PANAMANIANS RIP UP AN AMERICAN Fl.AO ON THE CANAL ZONE BORDER
United State• Offlcla"1 Surrendered lh• Are• •t Midnight Sund•y
So he would have more time to
d evote to his speech, Carter
postponed. until Tues day a
scheduled afternoon meeting
with President William R .
Tolbert,Jr.ofLiberia.
Carter worked Sunday on the
s peech, apparently with his
wife, as they wrapped up a.
weekend at Camp David, Md.
The administration. meanwhile. maintained virtual silence on
the issue.
Chicago is said lo have .more
Rom an Catholics than any other diocese
in the world. It also has the world's
largest Polish population out.side of
Poland itself. ·Panama Controls Canal
As many as one million may try to
see the pontiff In one of severaJ public
appearances he wilr make. And on Fri-
day, when be conducts mass in a spec-
l~c ular outdoor selling, som ewhere
between 500,000 and one million people
America Ends 76 Years of O ccupatio n
Carter returned this morning
to the While House, where he
will make the nationally broad-
cast speech. He made the SS.
mile trip from Camp David by
ltmousine instead of helicopter
because of rainy weather . 1tnv1L are expected to crowd into Grant Park to
participate.
IT WILL TAKE 7,000 policemen, most of the Chicago
Fire Department and units of the National Guard lo con-
trol that crowd as it stretches across Lake Shore.Drive all
the way to Lake Michigan.
Six hundred priests will give communion at 12 sta-
tions alongside the platform where Pope John ·Paul will ap·
pear. Each station will be marked with a banner hoisted
atop fl agpoles erected for the occasion.
BALBOA, Panama CAP) -
President Aristide.s Royo raised
the Panamanian fiag over An·
cqn HilJ today, symbolically tak·
ing control of the Panama CanaJ
Zone from the United States.
which om ciaJJy surrendered the
a r ea at midnight S unday.
(Related photo, A4>
The 650-foot bill just ioside the
former Canal Zone long has
m eant to Pana m a America's
76-year a«upation of the 646·
square-mile area.
Vice President Mondale stood
beside Mexican President J05e
Lopez Portillo as the flag
climbed the 150-foot pole and a
presideoliaJ band played the na-
tional anthem. Five other Latin
American heads of state and
other dignitanes stood around tht!
Most of this I absorbed by studying the Tribune's
ready room. an aJmost watlike plotting station where large
pieces of white cardboard carry in minote detail the daily
schedule of the pope and how it will be covered and photo-
graphed.
Garde n Grove Man
Art.er reading the two papers now under my seat, I find
that was only the superficiaJ picture. It took me two hours
to get through those editions and for lhe life of me I don't
ee what they'll write about the rest of the week. It's all
been covered.
MAPS, DIAGRAMS and photographs of the pope show
you what he looks like from every conceivable angle. Maps
and diagrams show you where to stand for the three
motorcades and the outdoot mass.
High Couri Nixes
Execution Delay
You want details? How about an interview with the
pilot of the 727 that will carry the pope on his Boston-
Philadelphia-Chicago-1>es Moines-Washington hoJ>6. He's
Capt. Salvatore Fallucco of Kansas City, TWA's choice for
the assignment, who just happens to be the son· of a Chicago
butcher.He alsobappenstobeRomanCathoUc.
High-rise apartments around Grant Park are the
target ol speciaJ secµ.rity restrictions. One of the papers in-
terviewed tenants to see bow they felt about the intnaalon.
They welcomed it.
The Sun-Times asked its fashion editor if she bad an
angle to cover. Sure, an illustrated, two-page background
of traclitica recardllll pap al 1.-rmenta.
THE HOME OF the Week, ~uite n atur8:11Y. was a t.oul'
and history of the mansion of John Cardinat Cody, where
the pope will stay Thursday and Friday nights. ·"
The TV section is devoted to precise programming of
the week's events surrounding the pontiff.
For those interested in Pope John Paul himself. the roto
magazine features a typicaJ day in his life "from the first ring
or bis alarm to his evening prayers." A separate article ex-
plains hi s views on love. sex and marriage.
T he music columnist notes that the Chicago Sym-
phony's schectuJed performance has been put over to Oct.
18 so it can perform the 5th Symphony of Anton Bruckner
( 1824·96) for the pontiff Friday night. The selection is ap-
propriate, the columnist notes, bttause Bruckner was a
devoted Roman Catholic organist.
THE TRA.NSJT reporter advises against trying to
drive in Chicago either day and offers speciaJ schedules of
trains and buses. Also offered is a ~st of ''Numbers to Call
for PapaJ Information."
Surely the stereo columnist has nothing to do with the
pope's visit . Wrong. Not only does he produce a fine map
s howing where to stand at Grant Park to besl bear the
pope's words. but he aJso provides technicaJ data on the
sound system.
(For the sound-oriented, the computer-designed AJtec-
M antaray horns will be powered with 85-watt channels to
each speaker from Yamaha amplifiers. And one of the 12
technicians working on the sound system is a Chicago
Polish-American born in -.guess where -Kracow,
Poland. That, as you probably know, happens to be where
the pope was born.)
The Going Out columnist bas to report that numerous
events have been canceled or postponed in deference to the
pope's visit. However, a 300-work display of Polish photog-
raphers will open Thursday.
HE Al.SO NOTES, almost grudgingly, that two events
were not budged by the visitof·Pope John PauJ ll.
Sam.my Davis Jr. and Frank Sinatra will be inducted
into the Entertainment HaJl of ~ame and Liza Minnelli
will perform Friday as.scbeduJed.
• One final ecumenical note: G<>ldblatt's, the Chicago
jeweler, is offering for $9.99 a 14-carat, limited-edition
medaJ with the image of tt>. pope on one side, the madonna
on the other. ---
WASHINGTON <AP> -The
U.S. Supreme Court told Nevada
authorities today they are fr~
to set a new execution dale fOr
confessed murderer f.Jesse
Bishop of Garden Grove. '
The court, voting 7-2, set aside
a n execution pos tponement
granted last month by Justice
William H. Rehnquist to two
public defenders. ·
Rehnquist'• stay WU good un-
til today, to allow the full court
to coo.sider Bi.shop's case.
Juaticee Wllliam J . Braman.
J r . and 'lburaood llanball, both
of whom are opposed to capital
puni s hment under all
circumstances, voted to con-
tinue the execution postpone-
ment.
Bishop. who pleaded guilty to
the 1977 .shooting death of a
Baltimore man during a Las·
Vegas casino robbery, has op-
posed asking any court to over-
turn or delay his sentence.
He said such appeals were a
"farce" that only "prolonged
· the suffering" for him and his
family.
Bishop was to have died in
August, but Nevada public de·
re nder s Kirk Lenhard a nd
George Franzen obtained a pair
of temporary postponements
from Rehnquist.
If Bishop were to change his
mind and seek a stay of execu-
tion on his own, it is likely he
ct>uld obtain one. Nevada's
capital punishment law has not
been tested in federal court.
State officials argued that
Lenhard and Franzen should be
barred f rom representing
Bis hop without his approval
because he -has been found to be
a mentalJy competent aduJt.
Bishop can be executed in the
gas chamber no earlier than 15
days after a warrant is issued.
In the meantime, defense efforts
are ex~ted to continue, even
though Bishop opposes those ef-
forts, . .
The death warrant must be is·
sued in Clark County District
Court where Bishop was sen-
tenced.
The inmate must be fiown to
Las Vegas for the resenteocing
and issuance of a new death
central Missouri todey u lt reached its
117th hour. 1ba.t'a second DI.ace in balloon
Oigbt endurance annal•; the record 11 137 boun .
warrant. After that, he wouJd be
returned to a holding cell JUSl 20
feet from the gas chamber
which bas not been used since
1961.
Bishop, 46, flatly rejected an
offer of legaJ help by former
U.S. Attorney GeneraJ Ramsey
Clark. Clark spent 2~ hours
with the inmate in his cell last
week.
Biabop also refused to talk to
Was hoe Legal Services ex-
ecutive director Charles Zeh.
Cor responde1tce from 'Zeb to
Bishop indicated 7.el1 mJgbl try
to make Bi.shop a material wit-
ness in bis pending lawsuit aJ.
leging prison conditions are so
bad that they amount to cruel
and unusual punishment. •
·Gunman, Pal
Rob Moto rist
In Valley
Two men, one br3ndishing a
pistol, held up a motorist when
he stopped for a stop sign in
Fountain Valley early Sunday.
Police said Peter F'. Medina,
28. of Santa Ana was headed,
home from a Fountain Valley
area party at 1 :30 a .m. when he
stopped at the corner of Dixie
Street and Slater Avenue.
Medina told officers that one
man ran up to his side of the
auto and stood outside while the
other slipped through the door
and sat pointing a gun at him
from the passenger 's s ide.
The gunman demanded his
wallet and jewelry. hit him
•below the eye with a fi st and
then fled with $750 in cash and
jewelry and assorted cr edit
cards.
base of the n agpole for the brief
ceremony.
The flag, which will be Ooodllt
at night. will be v1s1ble for
m iles. inc luding from s hips
waiting in PCtnama Bay to enter
the canaJ
Thousands of Pa namanian~
s pent Sunday night partying Ln
t he downtown <irea of the
capital They includ ed busloads
brought in from the provinces
The country's l 8 million peo·
pie -w ere told 1t was their
.. patnot1c duty" to part.Jc1patc
1n the march. The capital's
:.tr ects wer e decora ted with
posters exhorting .. Everyone to
the Zone " About 250,000
marchers were exp.:cted
M any o f th e American <01vihans in the zone. known
locally as Zonians. were wom ed
about the march.
''My dad said we should stay
inside today and that we should
get everything off the pal.lo."
s aid 10-y e ar-old Ma tthew
HaughL
_ The marchers were to enter
the zone along Fourth-.of July
A venue. wtuch the Panamanians
'II Avenue of t he Martyrs
because 24 Panamanians died in
ttles with U.S. troops during
ti-American riots in 1964.
The rioting, triggered by
Panamanian unhappiness over
the 1903 lrealy that gave the
United Stat.es tbe caaal aoee ''in
perpetuity.•' led President
Johnson later in 1964 to commit
the United States to negotiating
new pacts with Gen. Omar Tor-
r i JO S, th e Panamanian
strongman.
Under the new treaties which
President Carter and 'Forrijos
signed in 1977. the Canal 7.one
government we nt out of ex-
istence at midnight Sunday and
the 35,000 Americans Ii vmg in
the zone are subject to Pana
mantan laws. Panama takes over
most basic services in the area.
along with tht' operation of the
ports and rculroads and becomes
landlord for 966 houses in which
canal compan} employees live
A new U S government agen
cy, the .Panama Can al Com
mission. wtll operate the canal
until the year 2000
The United State~ also retains
fi ve mtlitar} basec. occupying
109 square miles of the zone and
manned by 10,000 troop:. until
the year 2000. and the head·
quarters of the U S Southern
Command will continue to be
located there.
The last governor or the CanaJ
Zone. Harold Parfitt. presided
over an emotional ceremony at
sundown Sunday m which the
Amer ican flag was lowered .
from the pole or honor al the
Canal Company administration
building.
The president's public
sch edul e or act1v1ties today
s howed no meetings planned
with foreign policy advisers.
He scheduled the address
arte r negot1 at1ons with Soviet Of·
fic1 a ls appurently had broken
down. with the Russians refus-
ing to budge on Car te r's in-
sistence that they chCtnge the
'"status quo." Those talks re·
sumed unexpectedly Sunday.
The SovwL'i say the force
which U.S. officials say has 2,000
to 3.000 soldiers. 40 tanks and
artillery and armored personnel ..
carriers has been stationed in
Cub Cl s ince 1962 w1 th the
knowledge of previous American
]
e:1dent.s and 1s not a combal
bri ad1:
· challenge Carter to explain
the U.S. people and the world
pubhc opinion the truth and to
s ay wh en " this pos t w as
established in Cuba , Castro said
Sunday in an interview on CBS'
"60 Minutes" program.
Carter said in bis Sept. 7 ad·
dress that the troops likely have
been in Cuba "for some time,
perhaP6 for quite a few years."
F ormer Secretary of St ate
Henry Kissinger has said former
President Nixon was unaware or
the siwaboo.
Tbe bri1a~'s presence re-cen tly was revealed by Sen.
Frank Church, 0 -ldaho, and has
become a sticking point in the
Senate's conside ration of the
SALT II arms treaty with the
Soviet Union. <Related story.
Page A7J
Meanwhile. Secretary of State
Cyrus Vance and Soviet Am-
bassador Anot.oly Dobrynin held
an unscheduled meeting Sunday
at the State Department The
meeting was a s urprise since
none had been scheduled after
the departure last week of Soviet
Forei g n Mini s t er A ndre i
Gromyko.
G roy myko gave no indication
when he returned to Moscow.
that the Soviets would soften
their position. and State Depart·
ment spokesman David Nall
declined to give any indication
of the purpose of the 84-minute
meettng Sunday between Vance
and Dobryrun .
Va nce later met for th~ee
hours at the White House with
D e fe nse Secret a r y Harold
Brown. preside ntial national
sec u nty .adviser Zb1 gnie w
Brzezinski and ~other top White
House officials.
White House spokesman Dale
Leibach said the session had
been scheduled previously and
was not s~ificaJly related to
the Vance-Dobrynin meeting.
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Zone cries a s the American flag at the Balboa Canal
Zone administration building was lowered Sunday for
the last time. Panama l!ained jurisdiction of the Canal
Zone at midnight Sunday.
Haig Urged Hanoi
Bombs -Kissinger
NEW YORK CAP) Henry
Kissinger says the idea to use
8·52 warplanes in the Christmas
1972 bombings of North Vietnam
was Gen. Alexander Haig's, and
Kissinger went a long with it
"first. with reluctance, later
with con.victi9n."
The bombings came dunng a
stalemate in the peace talks
with Nor t h Vietna m and
"former President Richa rd Nix·
on, Haig and l met in the Oval
Office on the morning of Dec. 14,
1972 to consider our course,·• the
Car Airbags
Issue Stalls
WASHINGTON CAP) The
Supreme Court today 1ert un-
touched safety guidelines that
soon will require a ll newly
manufactured American cars to
provide collision airbags or
automatic seat belts.
The court refused to hear
arguments aimed at sidetrack·
ing a Department of Transporta-
tion regulation that will require
installation of the safety equip-
ment in cars m ade after Aug. 31,
1983.
The Paclfic Legal Foundation
b as challenged the r eguJatioo,
issued in 1977 by then-Secretary
of Transportation Brock Adams,
on grounds that it contained pro-
cedural flaws.
former seeretary of state writes
in excerpts of' his me moirs,
"The Wh ite ffo use Years,"
published in Time magazine.
Kissinger says each agr eed
some militar y r esponse was
necessary, but he urged using
fighter-bom bers over a ll of
North Vietnam.
However, Haig -since retired
from the military and now said
to be considering a Republican
presidential candidacy -suc·
cessfully urged Nixon to use
m or e powerful B-52 attacks, ~
tending that "only a massive
shock could get Hanoi" taW..ng
again, Kissinger says.
"I WENT along with it -at
first with slight reluctance, later
with conviction For Nixon and
Haig were. I still believe, essen·
tially right. We had only t wo
ch oices; taking a m assive.
shocking s tep to end the war
quickly, or letting m a tters
drift. ..
Kissinger admits that during
and after the bombings -which
ended Dec. 30, the day new
P a ris peace talks were an-
nounced -be "did little to
d ampen" false sp eculation that
he was in opposition.
"THOUGH I acted mainly by
omission and partly through
emotional exhaustion, it is one of
the episodes of my public life in
which I take no great pride," be
writes.
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J etliner
Occupa~ts
Stabbed
DENVER (AP) -A man
armed with a small knife "•l>-
parenUy went berserk'" on an
American Airlines DC·lO, injur-
ing three passeoaers and forcing
ah unschedu1ed landing in
Denver, the FBI said.
No ooe was seriously injured
in the incident Sunday, which
took place during a fiigbt from
Chicago to San Francisco. 1be
man was arrested in Denver and
was being held today·pending in·
vestigation.
FBI spokesman Ll.rr'y Miller
said the man was beingbeld for
investigation of interfering with
a flight crew
MILLEll SA.ID the man •: ap-
p.a renUy went berserk aboard
the plane" during the fiight and
cut three passengers with what
was described as a penknife.
Airline spokesmen in San Fran·
cisco s~id there were 184
passenger's aboard the plane at
the lime of the incident. ·
The FBI and Denver police
identified the man atTeSted as
Edward A. Provemano, 30. His
address was not known.
American Airlines spokesman
David Lobb said the man ai>-
parenUy bad too much to drink
and ·'more or less went berserk
when people tried lo calm him
down and asked him to behave
himself.''
A.. WITNF.SS said the man was
subaued by passengers and was
taken fro m the plane at
Stapleton International Airport
with his. legs bound and arms
tied with a belt.
George 1bomu, an Amert~
Airlines spokeatnan ·in Loa
Angeles, said three pusengen
s uffered "very superficial
wounds" and were treated at the
Denver airport by paramedics.
He ·satd the injured passengers
were re-examined after the
flight landed in San Francisco.
A man who complained of
chest pains remained1n Denver.
Orinese Protest
PEKING CAP> -Singing the
Chinese national anthem and
c hanting "Long Live
Democracy," young artists and
activists marched to city ball to-
day, complaining about police
and demanding the right to
stage ~outdoor art exhibit. The
demonstration went unnoticed
b¥ most Peking residents who
were quietly celebrating the 30th
anniversary of communist rule.
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Tile ..-eec1·1 ev•ta ._..
cUmaad &mday bJ about i,-
pertoM wbo walked put tbe
1aa. ol three nuclear p1-. at
S..Wq., s.c.. and called for
dMtr lbut.down. Tlaat tblme wu repeated, at
ralU• in Zion, W., Rleblmild,
Wash .• and Sprtncville, N.Y.,
aoutb ol Buffalo. Some ol tbe ~were aimed at fad!Wes
med to .tan nuclear wutes.
IN CONCOaD, N.H., utJ·.
n-.CIHr ad:lvist Tom Hayden OD
Sunday deaounced tactics sq·
anted for tb1a wm's takeover
.ttempt ol the Seabrook nYClear
powerplanl
"N~violence bas worked ex-
tremely well for tbe nuke mo"e·
ment, and lt'1DOtimeto1wttcb to
tactle1 which could lead to
violeace," Mid Hayden. Ht and
bi• wife. aetrweifane da, met for tbree hours wt 80 en·
virooment.al actl
And ln Jette y, Mo., a
rally that drew about 1,000
penons to tbe state Capitol on
Sunday wu a .. clear meuaae"
to tbe state Le1islature that
many llluowiam want limit.a
on the powth ol nuclear power
plants, said Mark Haim,
spokesman roe lllaaouri.ana ror
Safe Energy, which orcanbed
tbe rally:
The South Carolina march was
part ol a three-day rally called
by tbe Southern Natural Guard,
a coalition of anti-nuclear
,
areupe.
Amona thole who spoke at tbe
rally wu Howard Morland, who
.wrote an afticle on the H·bomb
wblcb court, blocked The!
Progreuive magazine from,
pubU1hin1 for a time. .
IN NEW Mexico, people.
rallied for and •cal.oat nuclear
power. At Church Bock on
Saturday, state offlclab spoke to
about 250 penona attending a
rally called to empbuize tbe
economic 1 mportance o(
uranium to V.e 1tate. •
But at Lovtnc. about 300 peo-
ple beard Harvard professor and
Nobel Prize winner Geor•e Wald
say •'there la no form of nuclear
po'!er that we can Uve with."
Army Buries Tritium Gas
F!.e:~!fu.~:all A~~:~ .. ~:.~~~~psF ::: ~~=~ sWt w
More than 6.5 million tiny tubes Sunday a s they placed tbe force removal or~8trfuum. He
of radioactive tritium gas selied tritium in tmderground vauJts at said the aaaochllion fears the
from a Tucson manufacturer the depot 12 miles west of here radiation will contaminate wells
have been buried in a concrete "That's it. We sealed up the near the depot.
bunker at an Anny ammunitioo bunker and are going home." The association was among
depot. s aid Darrell Warren of the several groups that Friday ob-
Nuclear experts supervised Arizona Atomic Energy Com· tained a temporary restraining
Jordan Drug
Uue Clouded
NEW YORK CAP) -The man
who allegedly provided cocaine
to White House chief of staff
Hamilton Jordan at the Studio 54
discotheque says he does not re-
member doing so. the Daily
News reported today.
Tbe News said the man, wbo
ido.ntifles himself only as
"Job.nny C .. " came out of b.idlng
to say be was "not 100 percent
sure that I was there" the night
in 1978 when Jordan visited the
Manhattan disco.
"I can't testify that I turned
Jordan oo," Johnny C. was quot·
ed as saying. "I don't remember
if I sPOQned him. I was told two
days later that it was him."
The Justice Department bas
said it la investliating whether
Jordan used cocaine here, an al-
lecaUan made b7 lb•h•ttan pubUctst Barry Landau, and in
another alleged incident, in
California. Jordan denied using
the drug.
mission. "There were no com· order against the storage.
olications at all." Superior Court Judge Richard
Warren said what bad ap· Mangum lifted his order a few
pea red Saturday to ~ a s maJJ hours later after a telephone
leak ''turned out to be a pocket conference call with state and
of gas." federal officials.
.. It was g<>ne before we got
there lbi.s morning," he told a
report.er. "We left it there over·
night and found no more than a
background reading."
The radioactive material ,
more than $500,000 worth, bad
been convoyed by truck across
·central Arizona in a blgh·
security operation that began
early Saturday in Tucson.
Gov. Bruce Babbitt on Wed-
nesday ordered the tritium
s eized from t he American
Atomics Corp plant in Tucson.
The slate AEC had closed the
plant· 1.0 JWle after tests showed
the plant "'as leaking radiation
ON All&IVAL at the depot.
where the tritium will be stored
until officials dtt1de on a means
of d.i.apoaal. the convoy rolled put 50 detmmtraton wbo cbmt·
ed. "Wedoo't wantltbere."
William Reilly. president of
the protesting Parks Water
User s Associa tion. said the
BABBITr SAJD he ordered
the seizure because it did not ap-
pear the company would meet
an Oct. 19 deadline to decom-
m ission its plant and ship the
tritium. used for luminous watch
dials and exit signs, out of the
state. Babbitt also said be was
conc erned with cootinuing
emissions from the plant and
plant security factors.
American Atomic agreed to
suttender its license to handle
tritium in July after the slate
charged the firm allowed ex-
<'essive amounts of radiation to
leak into the surrounding, semi-
res id entiaJ neighborhood two
miles east of downtown Tucson.
The Tucson Unified SchQOl
Diatrict doMd lta main kitchen,
located a block from the plant.
after dbeoverin• hlgb levels of
radiation. Food valued at
$300.000 was found to be con-
taminated and was buried .
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Cyril Brown, 57, of Big Sur, has followed in the footsteps of the
biblical Noah by building his own ark. The three-story boat, made
of scrap lumber and driftwood along with dead trees from nearby
foresL5, is three -stories high and measures 38 feet by 32 feet.
Brown said heavy rains flood the area each year but it may be a
while before the ark is ready.
Don't' Take Mom
Plato's: Smorgasbord of Sex
By DENISE M. HOLT
And
PETER J. BOYER I
HOLLYWOOD'i,AP) -It was once
a n At ll-tbe-seconds-you-cai<-eat
--smorgasbo~ restaurpnt, the kind of place do -and-outers saved up for
~II week. ere's still a buffet, but
... weU, ou wouldn't want to bring
Mom to P to's Retreat West after church.
Your first clue that Plato's is not
on yeur AAA map or interesting
places to go in L.A. is provided. at the
front door, where you shell out 40
bucks to get in. Your second clue is
1 • the release form you sign , promising
not to be shocked or offended by what
you'U witness ·
YOU DIDN'T BA VE to sign re-
leases at the old smorgasbord.
Plato's Retreat West is "a very
private and~ couples' clab.'' aa
the recorded m .. aae on tbe club's
answeriDC service says. Or, as the
local cops put it, somewhat less
elegantly, it's a sex joint.
Oh, there are other diversions.·
There's the backgammon room,
though it's empty on this night; the
TV room , (empty, too); the game
room Cempty}: the disco <ditto}.
There is also a spacious restroom on
the second floor, where' there's a
"wate r cool e r fu11 of s carlet
mouthwash. .J •
BUT SEX. THAT'S what brings
them. And that's what has spurred
the Los Angeles poHce, urged on by
resident complaints, to conduct a
couple of raids under the city's year· •
old adult-entertainment zoning or-
dinance. Thirty-two patrons were
either arrested or cited for lewd con·
duct, but the chaFges were dropped
by the city attorney.
• The controversial club was ac-
cused of operating a sexually orient-
ed business "within 1,000 feet of
another such business." It seems
Plato's is down the street from a
burlesque theater.
Plato's West claims 1,000 or so
members, many fewer than its East
Coast predecessor, Plato's. but the
Hollywood version Js only seven
months old and Is growing. The sex is
varied and unfettered.
THE FIKS1' STOP is 1.he jacuzzi
room. where unclad couples rm two
swirling minipools. This is a sort or
1n1tlat1on stop, where novice
swingers get used to the idea of it all.
Meet Frank and Toni, fiances. Toni
is a little embarrassed by all of this.
It was Frank's idea, sbe says. He
made her come here.
Why, Frank?
"I don't know," he responds, "I
just beard of the place, and I thought
at would be a kick. So we came." .
A FEW MINUTES later, Toni
seems to have, uh, overcome her
trepidation and is &boulder deep in
the lukewarm water while Frank aita
at pool's qe.
Then there's the "mattress" -or
"orgy" -rooms for group partldpa-
Uon. But if you or your partner are a
bit shy, there are the more private mliToreil 1*!roolm, big-~ to
accotnmoclate ~ two people at a
time -and have a door.
Eric and Joan, who pause briefly
from their encounter with three other
couples in the smaller ~rgy i:oom.
say going to Plato's is JUSt like a
night on the town for them.
"They have food here, a dance
floor. movies and sex," explains
Eric. "This way, we don't have to
spend the evening running around to
a restaurant, a disco, a movie and a
motel "
Heart Attack
Kills Pilot
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A Pan
American Airlines pilot asked to be
excused from the controls of a
Honolulu-to-Los Angeles flight, then
died. an airlines spokesman said to-
day.
Capt. Vernon H. Juilfs, 59, was re-
lieved at the cockpit about half an
hour out of Los Angeles Sunday night
by a pilot wbo was conducting a
routine flight inspection, Pan Am
spokesman Bob Joyce said.
When Juilfs failed to return to his
seat after Flight 812 started its des·
cent a few minutes later, a crew
member went to look for him and
found him sprawled on the floor of a
bathroom.
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Harr.U Conviction
WA8H.INOTON (AP> Tbe U.S.
Supntme Court today left lDtaet the rob-
bery·kl~laa coovleUau ol Sym-
bloaeM beraUoa Army memben
&ml11 ud Wll.llun Rania ltelnmiq
from a 11'7' iDeldeDt at a Ca.IUorma •
1portalllop. -
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Tbe Juatlcea, •ltbout com.meat,
refuaed to bear the couple's appeal
cballeaclnl the 1978 coovictiona and tbe
indetermlnate, 11-year-to-Ufe prison
aeateacel they drew. ·
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the SI.A, lmt year were sentenced to
Judge's Wife Allegedly
To Take ~Pot Blaine
SACRAMENTO (AP> -Appellate
Court Juatiee Paul Halvonit's -lawyer
wile told authorities that abe alone
planted and tended the 323 marijuana
plants seized in tbeir bome, Tbe
Sacramento Bee said Sunday.
The story, which cited unidentified
sources, said Deborah Halvonlk, 37,
also clailiSed sole responsibility for the
third of a gram of cocaine found in their
Oakland apartment Sept. 19.
' THE BEE SAID Deputy Di.strict At·
torney Clayton DaVega declined to
eithe r conflrm or deny that Mrs .
Halvooik made such admissions in a
statement given to the Alameda County
district attorney's office Sept. 20, the
day alter sbe and her husband were ar-
rested.
One:
Free
HaJVODik, 40, a friend and a former
aide of Gov. Edmund Brown Jr., was
charged with cultivatin1 marijuana -a
felony--and of possessing marijuana.
a mt.demeanor.
..8. BALVONII faces t.be same
~-charges plus an additional felony
cbar1e of pouesslng cocaine.
The Bee said DaVega also declined to
comment on information it has saying
that lf the court approves, the district
attorney's office wiU agree to drop the
felony cultivation cbaree against
Halvonik and allow him to otead guilty
to misdemeanor possession charges.
A misdemeanor conviction would
technically allow Hal vonik to keep hls iob
on t.be ist Di.strict Gourt or Appeal bench .
to which be was named 16 months ago
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1974 kidnapplni of newspaper heiress '
Patricia Hearst. <
Mias Heartt participated in the May
llS, lt74, incident that began outside
Mel's Sporting Goods in Inglewood. a
Los An&eJes suburb.
SHE &ECEIVED a suspended sen-
tence fn>m atate courts, but already has
served time in prison for a federal bank:
robbery ooovictioa 1rowing out of her
post-kidnapping SLA participation.
The Inglewood incident began when
WUllam Harris got into a fight with a
store employee who suspected him or
shopliftlng.
Mlss Hearst, who had been waiting
for the Harrises jn a van parked near
the store, operfed fire with a a;ub-
machine gun and lhe Harrises fled.
Tbey eventually commandeered iwo
other vehicles, at>ctuctin~ their owners
and robbing one of them
THEY WERE CONVICTED of kid
napping, robbery. and the temporary
taking of vehicles.
The bizarre cnme spree took placf.!
three months after Mi ss Hearst''> kid
napping from a San Francisco apart
ment, and only 24 hours before Lol>
Angeles police k1lll·d sl)( ~LA members
m a gun battle
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~cimdiliJ, u.i' witb leaden from Lwo , IMaw l'fttvtld effOC'tl to improve
WVlce betlt •• S-DMao and Loe AaatJ• with ..... tbe~.~ ••
. ltidenhlp OD1i.be lbl tniim dillt oplr'lte dall1 J)tcked
up dramatically lD llQ dlal$C UM~ ol the 1uol.14e ertaaa. '
ADd tbe tred appmmtlT la continUlQI. supuy
more than H0,000 p.....-. rode t,be tralna· ln AQ1uat.
• a percent lncreue over the aame month lut year.
5Upervlsor RalDll Clark Mid there are reuooa to
believe that ridership lboQld lncl'Ule even more.
Thal ls wby be Md Loi Aqelea County Supervtsor
Baxter Ward and State Sen. James MUia ol San Dieao
are combining effort.a .to pt more. federal and 1tate
moo~ • •
Clark says there ts SlSO million available for install·
Ing ~train tracks, expaocHnc and improving station
laciliUes and increasin1 the ffeqllency of service.
Legislation was introduced last week by Rep. Jerry
Patterson, D-Santa Ana, for Amtrak to find ways and
means of providing faster and expanded service.
Coog:ress would then be asked to appropriate the funds.
It is hoped that results will be positive from this un-
ified eff Ort.
Southern California must fmd ways to reduce fuel
consumption as well as taking pressure off the over-
crowded freeways.
Finding ways of improving rail service and makmg
it attractive.to passengers is a sensi~le_place to start.
Detente Backfires
When detente got under way a few years back, it
seemed th.at a cultural exch~ge between tb~ two giant
powers rrught would be a fairly innocuous way to im-prove relations.
After all, musicians, dancers and .athletes are
notoriously apolitical and a few concert.S, theatrical
performances and exhibitions of athletic skill would be a
harmless way to exhibit the more attractive features of
our respective cultures.
Unfortunately the whole thing seems to have
backfired on the Soviets in a rash M defections.
With three ballet stars and a pair of skating cham-
pions flying the coop within a month, the Russians have
panicked and ordered the entir.e 170-member Moscow
State Symphony to forget about a scheduled 24-city tour of the United States.
This probably won't be widely publicized in Moscow.
except among insiders in the musical world. The Soviets
are pretty skilled at handling such small problems.
In hailing ballerina Ludmila Vlasova's "escape"
from American agents trying to force her to stay here,
they explained she only wanted to avoid the sad fate of
her ballet star husband, Alexander Godunov, who bad
mysteriously "disappeared" during the Bolshoi's U.S.
tour.
How. or ii, they will attempt to explain the subse-
quent defection of the Bolshoi's Leonid and Valentina
Koslov remains to be seen.
The disappearance of skating champions Protopopov
and Belousova probably can brushed off as a simple de-
cision to retire, if anyone inquires.
But we can understand it might be quite tricky to ex-
plain away a sudden decimation of the ran.ks of a full·
size symphony orchestra -and even more difficult to
keep tabs on 170 musicians in 24 cities.
Those in charge of such matters must be relieved to
think the next Olympics will be in Moscow. That'll keep
the athletes home where they belong.
Spending Record
Orange County has been stripped of a political
spending record by, of all places, the Central Valley.
Adding up expenditures-in the June 19 special elec-
tion for the 14th District state Senate seat in the Valley,
the state Fair Political Practices Commission found con·
tenders Ken Maddy and John Thurman bad managed to
spend almost a million dollars between them-$984,993,
to be exact.
This clobbers the previous spending record for state
legislative races, set in 1978 by Orange County's
John Schmitz and Ron Cordova who together spent
$797 ,178 for the Senate seat won by Schmitz.
In the more recent race, winner Maddy and loser
Thurman also set a state record for fund raising. Maddy
was the winner in this department too, coming out with a
surplus of $53,000, while Thurman's campaign wound up
$86,000 in debt.
All of which seems to indicate that while careful
scrutiny may keep political campaigns fair, they're cer·
tainly not getting any less e"l)ensive.
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Q. "What's an 'acrostic'?''
A. A word formed by the
first letter in each line of
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
Tbe aove.rnor's SS.,683
floaJlce dJrector, Ms.
Gra•es. commutes
between Sacramento
and Berkeley < wbere '-
bet' family llv•) In a state car drt•en by a
atate police offtcn
wbo1e home b 111
VaJJejo. Ob, Prop. U.
where II lb1 ltinf?
· N.J .C.
GMt11r O.• "'"'"'"' ·~....,. ••tl•f •r , .... ,. ......... , ...,..,.1, ........ ¥'"" .. --...,.,, ... .,.,,, ,.. ,._ ..
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some sort of writing. Like
this: ·'When the air is cold
and full of snow . . . Into bis
house man likes to go . . .
Night soon falls with bowling
gale . . . To freeze the water
in the pail . . . Each man
before the crackling log . . .
Rests with slippers pl:pe and
dog." All right, it ~n't ex-
actly sine. But tbe firl1 Jet-
ter s of the lines spell
"Wlnter."
Q. "Say a~h-powered ri·
Ile is fired ectly level to
tbe around. Auume the
cartridge la ej~ strattht
lRlt tt6ID lJJt dd9 at tlle URt •
wt.ant thJt tbe bullet lea"'
tbe munle.. Which will bit ·i
tile 1romd ftrlt, the bullet • tbac~t·•
A . 'l'bey hit
almuU•NWJlly.
Tbe name ~ MarthuvWe,
Ga •• ••• cba111•d to tw-.m.., GL, belate it WU
.cbaqed to AUa~. Ga.
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Robert N. Wffd/PUbllt her Thom•• K'-'4tvll/~dlt0t
I
• Mondey, Oc:totier 1. 1m Barbara 1<reiblct1/Edltorl1I Pave EdltOt'
Jack~enon l
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-~tJ:l~n~ D.olla ~ Jlust. ·.Fonet~ld~.
W ABHINQTON -Tbe
f emltU:IU' lftwnpb tn 1ettlnl a
woman'• llkeneu on an
American coin ha• turned to
a1bes. TM Suun B. Anthdcly
dollar 11 a eo1Uy nuco. reJeded
by m«ehaota, ban.ken and tbe
pubUc alike.
Tb•t the U.S. Thuury bas
laid a.ootbcr e11 1hould come as
no 1U11)1'lM ln
ll•bt Of its
earlier
fallure to
chang e
Amerlcans·
monetary
h1blt.1 by 1'6-
i aa u l nl the
two·dollar
blll. The only
s urprise in
the flop of the Anthony dollar is
the fact that Treasury officials
appear to have ~n surprised.
For the sad truth is that the
coin's doom was foretold as far
back as the summer of 1976.
THAT'S WHEN the Treasury
ordered its own internal market
research on the chabces for suc·
cess of _a new "silver" dollar
roughly the size of a 25-ceot
piece. Soarcet told us the ,...
1earchen NW no bope for aucb a coln uolets lta aeceptuce
were forced by wtt.bdrawal ot
the paper dollar from clmala· Uon. Iinortna thia aJoomy predl~
lion. the TnMury pressed OD
with ltl new dollar prosram. It
WU approved by CooJJ'eM and
signed by President Carter CID Oct. 10, 1'78.
lleanwhlle, the Oetrolt branch
of the Federal Reserve Bank ot
Chica10, more skeptical tbaD
the bureaucrats ln W uhiDltAJo,
commiasioned an indepeodeat
study ol tbe dollar coin's poten.
tial. The $20,000 sludy, on-
dertakeo by the Unlvenlty ·~
Michigan's business school ln
August of 1978, reached the
same conclusion as the Treasury
research team: As long as the
paper dollar was available, the
Anthony dollar didn't st.and a
chance.
THE MICHIGAN report also
found the public bad deep mis·
givings about the supposedly
bandy size of the new coin. "The
consutner perceives a confusion
of the dollar coin witb tbe
Nicholas Von Hoffman
Busing 'JuStice'
Seems Racist Slur -
This year it's Ohio's turn,
specifically Cleveland's and
Columbus', to bave the fun and
expense of busing thousands ol
children hither and yon.
All of this is done in the name
of an abstraction called Justice,
but hi s tory
~'St\owrjusttce
a s a n
abstraction is
worthless. It
is c herished
only in the
conc.rete. in
the particular
case, and, in
the particular
case of
schooling, this trucking of
children over bill and dale works
out to be more like an injustice.
IT IS WELL to remember that
at one point in this long and
sterile controversy. the courts
, held that it was s egregation
which was illegal and buses
were a tool to right this wrong.
But segregation by law. by
public policy. by offiaial prac·
tice ended Jong ago. Now. rely·
ing on ambiguous educational
data, the courts are using the
buses to realize integration.
So justice works out to mean
that a black or a cbicano child
can't get an adequate schooling
in a classroom of other black or
chicano pupils taught by a blac,k
or a Chicano teacher. The men
and women of the 1960s who
used to be denominated black
militants denounced such an in·
terpretation of justice as racist.
patronizing, elitist or some com-
bination of all three.
IN THE cooled out '70s, such
language is too sharp for people
who s pend their leis ure time
listening to the Bee Gees, but it is
certainly insulting to assert that
an a ct of teactiing and learning
can't take pl¥e unless a white
person is present in the r oom.
In 1904, 2,000 furious J ewish
Charles McCabe
parents staged a protest meet·
ing to stop an attempt to send
their children out of the over-
crowded schools on Manbatla.o's
Lower East Side and outside the
community. One of the speakers
that night might have been a
modern day minority group
spokesman:
·'Of all the serious problems
that have confronted the people
of the east side in the last ~
years, there is not ooe that has
met with such general opposi-
tion as this measure. We are pa-
tient almost to a fault. We have
stood for a good many municipal
evils, for dirty streets, for graft·
ing politicians, and overbearing
policemen. But we will not stand for this."
THE SEGREGATED schools
of the American inner city circa
1900 were less than a bowling
success. The dropout rates and
the poor academic achievement
scores we see today were a
pedagogical problem then also.
Depending upon cultural tradi·
lions and the social values
brought over fA>m the old coun·
try. the children of some immi·
grant groups did better than
others.
One of the motivations which
pushed those who made it into
middle-class li(e and beyond
was a powerful desire to be
Arnericaniied. That was an era
wbeo immigrants were looked
down upon, if not despised, by
the already established. No
equivalent to black-is·beauti!W.
buoyed up the pride or self·
image of second·generation
Jewish, Polish, German or
Italian kids.
They were regarded as the
scum of Europe. and all the
more so because so many upper-
c I ass Ame ricans knew more
about the immigrants' cultural.
artistic and intelleetual heritage
than they did themselves. They
were peasants. inarticulate.
grubby people, and to meet one.
a Greek perhaps. was to wonder
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quarter and there lt toftle real fear~ tb1I upect," tbe IUebl,_ reeearcbera reported,
addln1: "There l1 a major
potentlal for DCllM•ttept.Mce OD tbe part~ tbe ...,. .. public."
ID addlUcm, tbe 1tudy· found re·
slstanee amoo1 retailers and
faat·food cbalnt, bHkl and
u m ored-car companies. 1'bey
were concerned about such
neryday problems as bandllnl
C09la. ooafuaJcm with the two-bit
pieee ad the "reeonflguration"
of cub drawen that would be
m~necaaarybytbene~. . .
TBE WA&NINGS, like those
In tm, were ipored by the
Treuury. 1be reaction of llint
Director Stella Hackel, to the ·
Mitbipn report was to com-
plain that the uolv~raity h8d no
business testing public a~cept·
ance d the Anthony dollu. It
wu, abe said. only supposed to
find the best w•ys to promote
the new coin. ·
A meeting last February of
Treasury and Federal Reserve
officials became emotional and
acrimonious. sources told our
reporter Adam Pfeffer . The
at bow such a clod could claim a
connection with Pericles or
Plato.· In recent years, with re·
cent arrivals in the big cities,
the situation bas been reversed.
Now every effort is expended to
teach white children. as well as
black. about minority groups'
heritages. Seventy years ago, an
Italian version of Roots was un·
thinkable.
NO ONE can say for sure, but
the contempt and derision of the
dominant society may have
whipped and stung minority
group children to achieve, to
Americanize. to strive toward a
white·collar middle class.
That's absent now. In its place
we sometimes behold a self·
satisfied. com pl a cent. setr-
celebratioo by minority group
figures. 'Th.is sort of Rootism is
bureaucuts would ·bear no
criUdam ol the Ant.bony dollar.
lntlead, they tried to blame the
Fed for the f allure of the two-
dollar bill -not to menUoo the
Eisenhower dollar and Kennedy
balf·dollar before that. ,-
ONE FEDERAL Reserve of.
ficial came out of the meeting ln
a sour mood, with the im·
pression that the Treasury peo-
ple regarded the Fed as .. a
stodgy old bank that didn't know
a damn about marketing.''
The Treasury is stubbornly de-
termined to make the Anthony
dollar succeed, using promo·
tional gimmicks to overcome the
public's -and the business
community's -hostility. So far,
the Fed and the Treasury have
spent about $300,000 each on this
effort. But still no one is choosin'
Susan.
Foot.note: In a speech on Sept.
13 in New Orleans, Federal
Reser ve Go ve rnor Philip
Coldwell suggested a way lo
help both the Anthony dollar and
the two-dollar bill. It sounded
familiar: Take the one·dollar
bill out of circulation.
s upposed t o p r i c k u n ·
d erprivileged. poor . minority
group ctuldren to achieve.
REGARDLESS of minon ty or
majority group membership, the
best. but by no means the'infalh·
ble. predicter of school and later
life s uccess of a child 1s the
soeial. economic and intellectual
condition of tbe c hrldreo's
parents. Illiterate parents teach
illiteracy to their children.
Perhaps telling the children of
such parents they descend from
a great. good and wonderfu l peo-
ple corrects that. Bus riding as·
suredly does not. although the
children in Los Angeles wh o
spend three hours a day on those
ubiquitous yellow conveyances
s h ou ld gr ow up lo be ex
perienced, tenacious and patient
commuters.
T h ey've Ravished the Lovely City b y t he Bay
•·Indeed, although in my trawL! I
aaw very flOOd .Uu a"'1 ~ful cmmtry, I 1GW none wlricll ~
me '° much a1 um. And I think that
f/ It could ~ well settled liu
EMrope ~would not ~a~
more bea&lli/W in all tM world, /or
U ha. be.c adront•• for foeotding
in it a mod beauti/W cU11 with all
the convmience1 derired, bJ1 land as
ioeU cu lJV l«l, ldth that harbor 10
remar~ and 10 lpQCiOtU, in
which ma11 bt --.tabU1hed
~elodea, Md~ ....
thol mlgld bt '°"'*'·" F alller Pedn Foet, of Su
Fraadlco lluW, ta 1715
Tbe magniftcent promise wu
there. It remained for nearly
two centuries
after Fatll•r
Font aeaaeCI
tbe purpoae
an d tbe
po11lbilltiea
of th1I peat
maritime
1ite. In the
la,t quarter
century. dear
Padre, we
blew it.
All tbls hu bappered ~
I
the time when I have been a San
Franciscan. I came here in 1155,
and bave seen a genuine dty
with a genuine culture turned ln·
to a fake. A meretricious, root-
less fake.
THE BAVISB•ENT of a
culture bu been a dellbente,
mindless tbint. A series of
besotted mayors, aided by com-
plaisant. supervisors and com-
miaalona. and e.aed on by finan·
eially heavy outatder salesmen
or the likes of David Rockefeller',
just gave away a c:tty!
There are no other wordl tor
It. Even major-league bbeball
became a disaster. The Giants,
with their appalllna stadium -
the product of an outta1eous
political deal amoq IOll.te USF
Irish Mat!OIO -are the very
symbol d the cit.Y's deelalOD to
QoBlt.
The cabal that prealded OWi'
the city'• sellout put all tbelr
eg11 lo two bt1 basket.a -
tourists and 1ky1crapen.
Tourllta bave notbl.q to do
with tbe culture cl San Fran·
clsco, unless you count the
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enemy u having a function.
They bring in a lot of welcome
caab. But. u they used to say of
the old whorebouaes, they ruin
• the nelahborhood.
The view that so entranced
Fatber Font ls now a cheap.jack
collecUOD ol reatauranta and
bouUquee deslped to teed and
clothe thole aou1a from every·
where whole view of San Fran·
ctsco LI .tmoet entirely based oo
thole cute llWe cable can they
aee on tbe tube.
. SAN FaANa8CO is a small
place, tiny lf you exclude tbe
avenues. It wu admirably fitted
for 1blps and w•reboules and
ll&bt lndmtly. Skytc:rs and .
tourlat. madt it m tol'y to
abandon tbe port, whlcb wu
done.
Joe Alioto In h11 jolly way
used to polnt out that the port
wu a ftniabed thins, "that rot-
t1n1 mua of old piers down
there." 1bat, u Joe will re-
me1nber from bla loaic clUMt,
t. be11lna tbe qu.t.ioa.
The piers wtre rottln1
becau.e tbe cabal refused to,...
cognize that container-ships bad
revolutionized the port business.
and had hence refused to pre-
pare for it.
The other cities around the
harh9r did" not make thJs mis·
take. They are intact and grow-
ing mightily. even lf they are not
particularly beautiful.
PRACTICALLY ever ything
that attracted me to San Fran·
ciaco is gone or going.fThe eas)'·
going pace, a skyline tha_t con-
sisted of 1 tbe Russ Building and
. the telepbooe building on New
Montgomery and a tramc pro-
blem that was not in.soluble.
In that not too dlstant time
San Fnnclsco resisted the
vul1artty that wll overcoming
motl d lbe country. Today lt
baa embr•ced that vulgarll:y and
la pretl.)' well consumed by lt.
1t is tettinc more and more
d11J1cult even to see the harbor
that Father Font rhapsodised
about.
Where did the rot aet in? J
wt1h I knew. It's not Just In the
plera anymore; It's ln the hearts
ol thoee wbo "lead" our city.
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Why Did He T~H?
.......... "Cli,urcli's ·Cuba Motives Probed
BOIS&. ldQO <AP) -Wbm S.a. Ftau ctuarc• r.•Hled there .... So¥i4'l troopa la Qabe,
I be tCJIUCMd olf COlllrOY91'Q le
botla Wutll•1toe Hd ldno.
Be' a ..... lam1111 OMd bJ a aa.
UoealJy •YDdicat.d cartoaDllt.
and ......... ........-. ..
quea~ hll IDGti..a.
For hit part, CbW"dl, a liberal
Democrat ln a leDel'alb c:an· aernUve Weetena ttate, deldea
any political cannl\'lq lD bold-
ia1 an emersncy aewa COD·
ference here Aue. 30 to diaelole
the presence ol about 3,000 ~
vtet combat U'OoCJe in Cuba.
"IF ftlE&E18 A CIU818 over
the Ruuiana, it'a one the
Rua1lan1 created," the
chairman ol the Sen.ate Foreip
approval ot the Panama Canal
treaty.
AND DON TODD, cHlrman
of Anyone But Cburcb, that
ldabo aftlliate ol the Natioaal
ConHrvaUve PoUUcal AcUon
Committee, says: "Hlatory ls
tull of examples of people in
powertW po.ttlom doina thinaa
for penooal reuona that change
biltory. I think what Church is
doing reca.rdinl Cuba and SALT
ii another example of tbia."
Bill Hall, the editorial page
\
editor and widely read colum·
niat for the Lewiston (Idaho)
Tribune, la normally ontt of
Church's strongest editorial sup-
porten in the state.
s.ooelaatlaoa 11 Relations Committee said. "I
only informed the public of what
I thought they were entiUed to
know.''
But many Idaho Republicans,
including a potential opponent in ~ ...........
TRUTH, CONSEQUENCES
ldaho'a Sen. Church
But in a recent column, Hall
wrote~ "rt's not a proud moment
to have the Senate Forel&n Rela-
tions chairman from Idaho· try·
ing to outdo every right-wing
wacko in the Senate in the fervor
of bis warnipg against those dir·
ty Russian commies who have
introduced troops into Cuba."
An American couple's kissing record of 130
hours . 2 minutes is being challenged by
three couples in Tokyo, who are conducting
their kissathon in the window of a depart·
ment store. They're trying for a place in
the Guinness Book of World Records.
, the 19S) election, ·have accused
Church ol political opportunism
_:· using the announcement to
posture as a Soviet hardliner. question is resolved .because the
nuclear arms-treaty can't be ap-
proved in the Senate until then.
And the Garry Trudeau car·
1 toon strip "Doonesbury" took
the same theme last week to
lampoon Church in newspapers
across the ~untry.
"I have no idea what the
political impact will be,"
Church said. "Who knows how it
will tum out. . . . '•
The director of the Idaho Poll,
il private survey organization,
said Church's job performance
rating bas improved since the
disclosure of the Cuban troops.
TRUDEAU BAS LISTED
Church as a member or a fie·
litio us "Operation Manhood,"
an effort to link approval of the
SALT II treaty with the pre·
sence of the Russian troops in
Cuba. A TELEPHONE POLL of 200
In the strip Friday, a general htaho residents between Sept. 14
told Church: "By refusing to fan and Sept. 21 s howed Church's
the flames of moderation, a rating was 5.8, up from 5.4 in a
calm, negotiated solution has poll last June. Questioners were
been narrowly averted. Thanks asked to rate the senator's js>b
to you and 'Operation Manhood,' performance on a scale in which
the American people hav~ zero is "very bad" and 10 "very
. given another chance to sho!J.,Y-good."'
that they're still No. 1." Poll diredor Howard Schrag
The comic strip .senator says said he was convinced the troop
"Thank you, general, I ap-disclosure and Church's handl·
preciate that," and the general ing or it was the main thing
responds: "Thank you, senator. measured by the poll, although
And good luck with your re-other factors could affect the
election." rating.
CHURCH'S RESPONSE TO
the strip: "It only proves that
1 .Doonesbury iB a comic."
In Idaho, Rep. Steve Symms,
a popular Republican con·
gressman who ts corurldering a
run for Church's Senate seat,
contends Church is trying to
curry favor from conaervatiYeS
wbo oppoled bis active role in
I .
. !he senator has said be. won't
report SALT IJ out of bis com·
miltee UDU1 the Soviet troop
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Ctrutth said be announced the
Soviet combat pres~nce in Cuba
because he needed to set the re-
cord straight. On July 17, he had
publicly denied rumors or
ltussian forc.-s in Cuba after
hearing testimony from .Defense
Secretary Harold Brown at a
closed session or his committee.
Youtm Mug·tJ
In Subway
NEW YORK <A P ) -A roving
band of youths hurled rocks and
other debris early. today near a
Times Square-area subway sla·
tio~ after going on . a muggi111e
spree and robbing at least .six
persons, authorities said.
Transit officer Donald Tied.ale
said between 10 and 20 youths
began mugging passengers on
the BMT subway station stairs
at about 12:45 a.m.
He said violence erupted on
nearby 42nd Str~et about 10
minutes later when a squad of
about 30 transit police and a con·
tlhgenC' of city Officers. arrived
on the scene. Tisdale said other youths on the street stepped in
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NATION I OBITUARIES
Horses C•t Fuel Costs •
They Even Give Farmer Free F ertili:1er -
STILWELL, Kan. <AP> -Ka.mu tanner
Jack aarp bu sot a Um•won p6ece ot ldvtee tor
ifidwM ........ wbo eoaldn'tn.p-tlMll:r~ -
rolllaa dwtna WI aummer'a dlesel fuel abort.ate:
"Get • borle."
SballJ baa elcbt of them. They're blc,
bald-faced roam with barrel cheat.a and museled
Ut11ha. 'Ibey baw b1a bay and pull maeblnel that
plant oat.a, wbut and trua. 'Ibey spread ferUllJer
ov6r IS) acres .al tome ot the be.t land in the
breadbuket ot America. And they don't need
gasoline.
EVDY MO&NING ATS. SllA&P baraesaes
up a couple of tea m.a and walb them to bi.a fertile
· flelda, put tbe abeda where h1a tracton iit idle
and cold
Like the farmer and h1a sons, BodneJ, 19, and
Bryan, 14, t.be bon es spend most of tbe day
workin&.the land. Al nlpt, back in clean stall.a,
they are rewarded with full feedbap, a tank of
cle~ water and an affectionate pat on tbe flan.ks.
nearly 17 bandl bJ•b (about 5~ feet-at tbe •boulder> and their f Mt .,.. tbne Umes tbe lbe ___ ot_ .. -illl
t!aole ar-1heli' dalilfy "1• e. lfii'1i~. CbarUe ¥d Tom are two ll · draft bones
wbo "love to pull. They're ln prime DOW,
Cb•rlle •t 13 and Tom at 11~" NYI Sbarp. b.ls
weatbered face creued lo a a.mile u be nrveya
bi• priled team. I
"My bonetJ make a lot ot our llvtna for ua. l
don't have to live like WI, I choole to dolt. 1 lov
worklni wltb bones and betftC a farmer la atW ~ good Ule. Nobody's gonna fire you and you ..clon'
have to put up wltb people who will lie. steal o
won't wort."
BE SA VS BE AND &ODNEY. 'WHO o
some d tbe horses and part of tbe dairy herd,
. work bones every d ay in aummertim~ and only . llSe the tractors "when we get a little bit behind,
which isn't very often." •
Sbarp'a grandfather wu one or tbe Ci.rat
fa rmera in J ohnson County, which ad joins
Miasouri, just south of Kansas City.
KANSAS FAR~l!R FINDS HORSES HANDLE HEAVY WORK, AVOID HIGH FUEL COSTS
Jack Sharp A~ Sled Pulled by Draft Horaea Charlle and Tom . .
Sharp figures he's saved tbouuD.da al dollars
in fuel costs over lhe years by uainc bone power
·instead of horsepower.
"Some of t.be big operators probably think
we're crazy but we're not out to prove U)'tbin&.''
says Sharp, 49. "My famlly bas used draft bones
fo r fo ur gener ations now. so I guess it's
hereditary. It's not Just this fuel cruia that 11takes
us use hones. I'd be working them even if we~ad
airplanes for tractors. And I'll keep working them
as long as I'm still breathing."
"I remember when my father bought bis first
tractor for $900," Sharp says. "My granddad
thought the world was coming to an end. He said a
tractor would ruin far ming. ll didn't. bul it sure
took aome ol the run out or il."
._•Neck-es
ALa•fTTC>el
THOMAS H. AL8AITTON, ""ldent °' ..._i.. ca .. l>MMCI .... , s.p1 "· To our dad, who 911119 ut lnllnll9 love.
Wa say 900db'v• for n-, 1>111 r•·
m•mber -wlll. yo11r br llllance,
<011ra9•, wlMtom end loY•lt'f. You
1-"t us "-Y """"" 111111 wlll nawr b• f Or901tan a nd w llllln thos•
......_ .... l•y ,,,. streflOlh lo CMr'f on.
W• low .,.... cNcl. ~rl•,, Lorl, Mom,
Tffrv ·ancs Twin. ~., -vtcH
w lll be llHclon Monday, Oc1. 1, et 1PM,
Pl•rce Brotllers 8•11 9r oadw•y
C'-Pal. ,,,.,,_,...al llt-r-N ..
ti-I C--,, 5en °'9QG. PNrc• Brotllers S.11 Broadwa y Mor1uary dire< tors . eoc_,.111111
PlltlTZ llOCHMANN, a resident of
COile A-'. M911.l<o. PMYd -•'I on .
Frid..,. Seol..._r 21, 1'7' In e loc•I
-11•1 ......... " ~heel ...... fr_, Ills auloon l·S. He wa.en rout• to
his -oulMOe Tl/-...... 1119 ''~' occurl'9d. He ...., l>ffft In •he 1"0nstrucllon lnc!ustrv lor '0 y .. rs
e>rlor 10 hi> re4or.,,,..,t In M .. ko. He ls
survived l>Y • sister OIQ• link or
.Haw thorne. Ca • • t>rolller Emit
Bocllm•nn ol New London. New
Hamp\111,. and • ,..,.,_ who rHldH
In Viti•. C. R.clt•tlon OI Ille Holy
Aosery will bl! Qlve<'I ,.., • ., •I s 00 PM
•I IM Ray Famll'f la9UM 8uch
M orluary Chapel. •1• Soulh CNsl
~wv • ~ Beach Prlvale Inter
.....,,, will Ill! "' l"QI~ ~morl•I
Parti Cemel.,..,,, •no•ewooo. Ce Ray
F•mlly L<19uM 8"..c:h Mor1u.iry dire<
100 (lon~rly~~~~l ,
JOHN CHARLE~ OUNN. '!.R , .r~"
~nl ol CO\t.t Me'"· C:• Pd"~d 11w .. v
on S..ot~mbo>r 28. 1919 ~rv1<e' l>t'n<I
1n9 "' Smith IL lu1h•n Wtl'\IC l1tt
Cnal><'I ~4888
PART
15100R PART, ff-Skl<tnl ol Nrwoort
8•a ctl, C• Pa\....O •••v on ~lemmr
30. '"' Surv1v•d 11'1 Il l\ wlfr Gulnevuf!. 3 _,., G•rv 0 Han ol
Buene Par11, C4 • Cer•IO ,. LAM ol
Downey. c. .. -Motrvln Pen of En clno, C• • clau9f'ltff Cl\arr.ne K•Pl•n of
San Ole90. Ca .. J 9renOchlldr..,
lle«IK<• ~. -Ron -Randy Par1 Mr. PM1 -~ ..... _,,., .,,., ·-·Of ~.M<C:O-,S ---el•.
In<. He -a -Of -e.1..e. 8.1'1 CM> -... ~Community
Hospltel ~ton .... fled """ • rn10tnt flf ......_, Beecll for • yHn
Private 9'.....,lde .. rv1ctt wlll bf! llel<I
on Wednesdey. Oc !Oller J . lt7' at
P<tclllc VI-~morl•I Parll "'"" A•bbl tWn<I front off1<li111no In lieu
of 110.,er• the tam1l'f >UOQU1'
mt'morlat con01t>utiOM lie m-to the
Oowney Commllnltv MOJPll•I
Memorl•I FounOal lon , llSOO
8f00!<'1!1"' AW9., OowMy, Ca PKlfk
View Mort_.y dlrecton.
"EU CECILIA PELZ. resident ol San
O•f'VO. C• . P<t>M<l •w•y on SePleml>l!r n . 1•7' Gr•VHldlt wrvk es wltt be
Mid at Good Siie-rd Cerneter'f, Hun·
lln9ton Buch on T~M1•1. Oclot>er 2,
1'7' •t 11 00 AM Pierce Brothers 8•11
Broadway Mortuitry director>.
..OWELL • ,
Deacll Notk-t-s
IA~
BILLIE 0. S.AlCTOH, resldeftl ol
Cost• Mew. c.. Pass.I -•v o" Sep.
lamber 29, 197'. Siie Is survlvttq by •
Mft HarOld Sl~llln ol Cot~ Me .. , C• .•
I d•U9fttM R\IVI Wllllams of lljlce, C• Funeral -vlcft wlll bit held on Tues·
dty, ~ 2, 191' at 2:00 PM at tll9
8all Broadway Cllapel wllll R•v. 8r~• Kurrie oftklatlnQ. Frl-.lds ma.,
call et Bell Broadw•'f Mortuary on MoftcN'f ,,_. •:oo PM to 1:00 PM.
Pl•rc• Brolhefl B•ll Broadw•y Mortuerydl~
sat•EINE • HELEN M. SCHREINER, ,...,_,.
OI N-""'1 BMdl, C.. to.. IN PHI 1
¥941,.., P--.yon ~mber 2' • -.n. si. Is surv•-b'( 119r loustMlncl
F.-rkll. ClauQfller Rutft GMn19r of
N•wport hacll. Ca .• sister Aulll
Thom9Mfl of CN<~. Illinois and 6 ~andchlldr..-.. Senrl~s wlll be Mid on
TU9..S., al ~00 PM el the Smith &
Tutlllll W.stclllf Ctwlpet wllll Aev.
Bruce ICurrl• of the Prttbylerl•n
Church of IN Co-....t of Coote Mew
ofllcl•llno. S.rvl<ft ~ lhe dire<
llon of Smlll\ & Tut II Ill wu1e 1111
Ctwlpel. -.....
WILLIAMS · GRACE G. WILLIAMS, resident of
Costa AAHa. C.... Passed •way .on Sep.
tember 21. 1'19. 5"" w~ • former member of Ille COJte AMs6 Ea\lerr•
Siar She l\ •urvlv.O by ""' 5on
Donato S Polter of M1uio<I Vle10, C•,
Deatlt Nati~• P VBUC NOTICE
<tnd Grower s •nd ROOerl Po«••. ,.., ,-ICTITIOUS I USINEU
HUNTER HARRIS
THE AUTOMOBILE CONSUL TANT
Sped•llzlng In CIHllM: • Antique • U!'lque
INVE.STMENT AutomobMH
-, .. " .. •a-""'<e -,,_ ..... ,.,..,,..... ~-.-.... -11•1•" -••wh le ~-et .,. .. ,.,.,.. ,...~'~" •• tNVIUTMl'.NT _,,......_ II tall" a ,.,,,....... .. rMI
NAME STATEMENT 'OlluQlller Nanc:., Pini• of A,,.h•lm, Tiie lollowln9 perion IS do1nn Ca • brolt>ar !lur1 !>ltven..on of Tt••>. DUttnen ft •
>titer Ethel L•,_,of T•4KY. Ca Al•O AON BLALAC K SCHOOL wrvlveo by .....,,.,~ Q••l'dehtldr"" PHOTOGAAPti
and Qreat-Qr&..OCllllOren Gr•n•l<M N•wPOrt 8Hch.iA'~~"'1"" A....,,ue,
Hrvlce> N ld on MOnday •I 10 00 AM ~•to A. 81aleek. 1'00 lrvlne
...... THE HORSES ARE GENTLE AND obedient, (714) 557 n52 but full or spirit. When the beat is fierce and work · •
is hard. their weight is down to about 3,700 pounds~~·~~~~~31~17~A-~1~A~lrw~•~Y~·~Co~et~•~MeN~~· c.~m~=21===~ In the winter it's more than two tons. They s~d
al Harbot I.Awn ,..,,_lat P•rlo. wlln A Odle Ountw oftlclell1>9 S.rvlcH un· v N-1 Beech. CA 91600 O•r 1119 dlr.c:llon of lt•rt>or Lawn· 1,,J1~1~ut:,'1r>ft> 1' conduc1ed t>v •n
Mounl Oll"9 Mortuary of CMI• ~... • ..... .., II Bl•IKk ~HS.. ~ Sl.._1 w•s lited wl1h Ille
Counl'f Cieri! of Or•"9e County on WOHO SePt•mwa. 1t7'. PUBLIC NOTICE PVBUC NOTICE
KENNETH K.K. WONG 1(....,.1,., P12m1 l'ICTITIOV1 I USINEU PICTITIOUS MIMNl:U K.IC. (l(w«ll'fl WOo!o. --•••v ., PUl>ll-Or-Coasl D••lv Piiot llA#I: STATl:Ml!NT .. ....,... STA~NT
,,_ aQ9 of 31 '!'Mn ~lier 21, 1'7' Oct. I, I. U. %2, 1f19 3800-7' Tl•e followln9 lle•lOn '' d01"9 TM lot~ --• ere Oo1 He btouQfll 10 muc" _,,,. Into .., t>u.i""'" .bonlnftt ..
.... ny ""'"·'"'°"""' ... WHherewch• ------------STEVEN c JONES OAYWAll llOO JEW£LllY ANO LOAN. ~lime l'*•atenolword•tocon-' PUBUC NOTICE .. , i..r11....., Or Wttllt>~W< CA 1m H•rtiar Blvd . Coli. Mrw CA =:!.!":.~ ":':9 ..'!!:.:::-:::. -----------tM3 • . .,,.,,
ed and llollOW9d wlN, .,_ •. hit \191> "ICTITIOUS 8USINIU StevHI C ~. 91111 I.Mil-A,,_ J .,,..._, lft C.b<lllo.
0. .We•bN-.CA"Hll c-·-CAm11 da11911ter ....._ H ........ Ill• oar9ftl•, NAME STAT9.M ElfT Tiii\ t>u.ineu •• c...-1e<1 l>V ... Clet>ot#I H VWOUlt, ,,. CMwlllO Ar11••" •nd o.IS'f WOf>Q of H_.utu. T"• tollowlnQ pe,.on II OolnQ lndlvidu<ll CO\I• Mrw. CA~
"" •hler Patricia FuQln. niece l>uMM .. ••· S-C J--. Thh lw\•nen i. condv<led b'f •
P•Ulf!lle F••QIU of Honolulu. Jc CUSTOM SCREENING, nos T"" ,..,._ Wft tiled wllh .... -·•...nNnNc> numerou• .-IM uncltt, end <oullt\S N-.. lle Pl •Co.ta~. CA.,.,. County C-of Or-COUlllY °" ~ ... H \/enlult
Memorl•I ~ICe wlll be r..IO on Mon J •y Cllrlttooher Morr It, '70S Sec>t""ber l1 l9" Tiiis ll41t-•ft lllMI """' tho cuy,Oc1-1,1.,..e16JOPM,on tt.e N•l><•sll•Pl .• Coei.Mese,CAm~ • ,.,-C-ly c~ of Or-c-t't
bluff ov.,rlootitnQ CN,,_ Co.,,. In C-• Thh l>uSIMs> Is ~led 11'1 •n Pubtl-Or-'"-·• o~l'f ..... Ptlof' S.OC...,-77 1'7' del M.,. C• tnl.,ment wllt be at'"" lndivl-1 .....--., l'I
N•llon•I CHMltt'Y of '"" Pacific In JC.Morr" Ocl. I.I. is.n. tm :1111·7' "'*•-Or-c-o.ltv Pl
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~rtif1cate holders get high interest rates. but they have to commit the1t money
for long periods.
Passbook customers can add or ~hdraw~n needed. but their interest rate ~ is much lov..ier. ·
LILLY M POWELL, roldent ol
Hunhnqton Bee<.h, Ce. PuMd •w•y
on September 2'1. 1m. survived by 11 son Ronald G. Powell of HunllnQton
8eacn, Ca .. • O•UOhl•r G•or9la
WllllemMltl ol 01•1, ca.. 1 b<ot,_n
Aatph Pinckard OI Siter-to, Ca .
.,,.., R. E. Ptn<llMd ol THM., slll•n
Cora l . OouQta, I.Aura Ma119n and
Luc y Jon•• all of T••••· 1
Qritf'ld<lllldrW'I -I ~11"tnc!Chll0.
FuMr•I ~ Wiii "" ... Id on Wed·
MWO. Oct-l , Im et 10:00 AM at l...::C:::::.9'i~
High rates like certificates with passbook fle.aibility.
Commercial Credit's Super Thrift Account is a super new idea. When your
balance is $5CX)() or more. we pay 8 114% interest so you earn an effective annual yield of
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interest ~hout penalty. You can add money or ~hdrawi.Mlen you I.Vant and still earn
full interest from day in to day out. compounded quarterly. '
,,,. 81tll 8,_ay O\aflel with A••
Bruce ICIHTN ottl<lallftQ. Int.....-at
Mountal11 View c..met..-,, All..,.,,.,
Ca. Frlendl may cell •I -mortuary
on TueM!av. ~ 1, 1'1' from 12:00
,_.. 1o ' oo PM. Pi.c• 8rot,_n e.11 Broeclway __., dlr~.
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Costa Mesa
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Huntington Beach 16075 Golden West St. 92647 Phone 847-7771 ......
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WASHINOTON (AP) -The
1ur1eoa 1ene.raJ la proclalmlnl
the 1ovenunent'1 lmmu.nlaatioo
campalp a "dram1Uc 1uc:c.a" tor prole0Un1 mor e then IO
perc:IJlt of Americ an ac:bool
children q alnat measle., poUo
dlpbtbe rta, te tanus and
wbooplnc cou1h. .,
IN ADDrnON, M percent dt
t.hoae from ltlodergarten tbrouCb
el1bth 1rade have been lm·
muniied agatn1t rubella .
In releasing d'ta on tbe
J~·Jtar eampal1n. Sur1eon
Oeaeral J ullua B. Rlcbmond
aald tmmmiuUoa levels tor the
ab: dJHIMI raa1ed from ee
perc:nt to 15 percent when the
procram bepn.
But tbe J)f'Olram fell abort of
tta ot1:Se::.• of immunisation of all c under 15 -not Just
thole ot ac:bool ace -a1alost
thote alx dl.aeases and a1alost
mumpe.
No atati s t i c s w e r e
immediately available on the
s ucces s of th e mumps
lmmunluUoo c:1mpallft for uy
a 1 e arou p . Neither were
atatlatlcs available for t he
aucceas of the overall Protr•m
aimed at lnlanll and children of
preschool age. And no neures
could be obtained immediately
on whooping cough and polio.
B UT~ICB M ON D SAID
Imm un11'atton le vels have
improved among preschool·qe
children attending day care
nurseries and He ad !\art
centers.
Wine Business Booming in U.S~
. BJ fte Alaeda&ed .._.
By the glass, the botUe and the Jug, Americans
are downing millions of gallons of wine and the
market is expected to more than double by the end
of the next decade.
necessarily the best and it may be more ex-
pensive. Check vintages, but do not avoid a wine
just because it was made in a particular year.
There are good wines made in bad years and bad
wines made in good years.
percent ol the wine must come from that area. Aa a general rule1 the more specific the place name,
the bette! the wine.
Marvi.a R. Shanken, editor and publisher or
Impact, a newsletter on wine and distilled spiHts.
said the wine shipments in the United States last
year totaled •30 million gallons -about two
gallons per capita -up 61 percent from the 267
million galloos shippedJn 1970.
BY llM, S~NKEN SAID, WINE shipments should total 1.1 billion gallons.
Learn bow to read a wine label. Recent
changes in government regµl ations are designed to
provide mor e information for consumers and t.o
make sure that the description on the label ls ac·
curate. The rules are being phased in gradually.
Here are some terms to look lor:
-APP ELLATION OF ORIGIN: THE place
where the wine was made. Ir a wine label lists a
particular place -a country, state, county, etc. -
at least 75 percent or the wine bas to come from
that place . U the label indicates that the wine
comes from a vilicultural area-a specific grape·
growing region like the Napa VaUey of California
or the Burgundy district or France -at least 85
-Varietal wine: A wine from a particular
type or grape like zinfandel. pinot noir or cabemet.
At least 75 percent of the volume of a wine labeled
with a varietal name must come from the type of
grape that is listed. If two or three types of grapes·
are listed. the percentage of each must be included
on the label. Note: Wines made from labrusca
grape varieties are exempt from the 75-perceot
rule since these grapes have a very strong fl avor.
"Wine is closing the gap," he said, adding that
wine accounts for a steadily growing share or the
alcoholic beverage market.
California growers, who provide a litUe more
than 70 percent or the wine Americans drink, are
in the midst or harvesting this year's grapes and
the producers predict an excellent crop, in terms
-Estate bottled: This means that the wmery
which bottled the wine grew the grapes itself on
lan d it owned o r co ntrolled in a sp ecific
vitlcultural area. The winery must be located in
the same area as the vineyard where the grapes
were grown. Don't be misled by the term. "bottled
in our cellars." It tells you ootlung about the wine.
or quantity and quality. /
Shanken said Califonila and Italy are "really
• leading the way" in producing low-price, rugh-
quality wines Aetress 'Lueky' Vietim
T HE BIGGEST 'BOOM IN THE WINE busi
ness bas come in the area or white wine, wrucb has
been replacing other alcoholic beverages as a
before-meal drink.
In 1970, Shanken said, 50 percent of the wine
drunk in the United States was red; 24 percent was
r ose ; and 26 percent was wrute. By 1977, he said,
only 38 percent was red ; 22 percent was rose; and
40 percent was white.
·CHEYENNE. W-¥0. <AP)
Actress Amanda Blake, who
played "Miss Kitty' in the long.
r unning t e l e vi s ion ser ies
"Gunsmoke," says s he con·
Siders herself one Of the lucky
her mouth several years ago.
and had part or her tongue.
mouth . and some glands an her
neck removed in surgery But
she said she ,was lucky because
she survived.
cancer victims. ·
Miss Blake s a id s he d is·
covered cancer on the bottom or
"I lisped a lot, a nd bad to
learn to talk again," she said "I
"It's light, flavorful and cold," said Shanken,
when asked to explain the popularity or white
wine. "And it's very sophistica~." be added, ex-
plaining that people think or a white wine cocktail
as a n elegant drink.
How can you tell what to buy?
.,BE ADVENTURESOME," SAID SHANKEN.
"Try different wine types from dlffereot areas. There is no reason to go out of the $2 to $4 price
range. Don't be intimidated -by the retailer, by
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put them back. to1elber ccunplete
wltb new upbolatry, paint and a
tune·~p ....
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~ fancy. no automatic transmissions
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got a little dent .
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for smelting. We put them back in as
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~@N&' 1n·same-size Autos . .
~~~---"'lr"-""WAM*liON CAP> -Tlii"liied
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Stat~ Start• Stat fr o• Ser1'fe~
DEAR READERS: Service dealers for major
home appUances and electrollic entertalament
equipment who are found to be illcompeteet or
negligeat wben performing repairs are now aab-
ject to disdpUne by the Bureau ol ElectrGaic ud
Appliance Repair.
Tbe bureau gtllned statutory authority to dla·
cipllDe .ervlce dealers by recent legia.latloa. Tbe
law applies to the repair of s&ereoa, televialoa, altd
other electroalc home entertalament eqaJpmesat,
as weU u to major bome appUaaces.
Accord.lag to bnreaa chief WUllam "Jack"
Hayes, incompetence and negligence accoanted
for more than 48 percent of an compla.1.Dts received
by tbe baruu durtag 11'11· T1. Prior to Ute reeetH
legtalatac., eoeaumer; complalata alleglag I.Hom·
peteaee ud ltelll1eece CM.Id oa1y be dealt wit.la • an lalormal bula, •ad &IMt bareaa ud 90 dla·
clpllaary power. ..
Baye9 uys tlae MreH .. la die ,,_.. ol de-
veloplq studanls for repair 1Nft. o.ee &IMt proj.
ect la la 11111 force, service dealen will lte aabJeet·
ed to Ddercover laveat11atba a. detect wlledaer
.l.Dcompet•ce or •&Jlewe la PN•aleM.
la • •••ra•er la•1R¢11..._, Jtnh ca al telzwtll a .u or •"llaw .... ,..., ......._
A eemtnDed malfadlee Ill ....... .,. ~ 11ueae
tec:Uld ... Dl.Hrepanelff, fralld. mlarepreHata·
tlona, •other vlolaUoo1 are~ ... ••1>-mltted to local law enforeemmt a&emdea or tlle at·
torney general's office for appropriate ad.lea.
Farther l.llformatloa ls available from tlae blare••
at 90t S St., Sacramento 15814.
Sc~ Coilld Ta~ 'i'••r Beae
DEAR PAT: How does a Uen.cootract equlty-
purchase scheme work? I've beard that some
homeowners have become victims of tbls. I know
it has to do with a home improvement salesman
getting a lien on a person's house as part of a COD·
tract and then somehow or other buying the house
out from under the owner. Can you explain bow
this Is done' -·
K.D., Fountain v~ Typically, the operator of ndl a act.eme
boipe lmpronmeat 1ooda w Ml'Ylces;" Ada u
burglar alarms or drapes, door to deor. Ualq lalP·
presnre aaJ• tactics ud llltlmlclalha, tlle seller
convbtees tbe bayer to alp a e.tnct fer &IMt
parcbue of goods, •lllcb tbe hayer oftfJll cullOt af.
ford. A.s part of tlae contract, tlae sdJer eMalna a Ilea
on the buyer's bome. Tlae coatract reqmlrea Ute btlyer
to pay for goods or lmprovemea&a ID m011Wy lastall-
menu. u Uae buyer mlllH payments, foreclosue
proceed.l.Dp beg.1.D. If Lite bmyer does not brtq die
payments ca.rrent, tlae boue la aold at a f9f'eClon.re
1ale, often for ao more tlau tlae am-.t tbe IHryer
owes &be seller. The seUer la oftell tlle oalJ bidder at
tlae sale, ha wblcb case tlae aeUer acqalres owaenldp
of tbe kyer's bome, hacladla& all ol tlle bQer'a eq11l·
ty. U tbe l>Qer'1 eqalty esceedla tlle amoat owed a.
the seller, tbe aeUer enjoys a wtadfall-tlle beteflta
of tlae contract and also lite amoat bJ -"ell tlle
buyer's eqalty esceecb Ute a ..... t owlag by tlae
buyer.
Tbe moral of tbe story la to be .ery sue ,..
adentud all the provhloaa of uy coetraet J•
staa. U ha doabt, or If tlle amout lavolncl la
alpUkaat, cheek wit.la aa attoney before alplag
JOtll' aame • Ute dotted llae.
Aparcmeat QeelcU.t A .,.11a•re
DEAR PAT: Where can I get a copy ol the
cbecldist a land.lord and tenant should fill out wben
an apartment is tint occupied and then when it'a
vaeat.ed1 I have seen these forms and would like to
h•veooe before I move next month.
K.L., Costa Mesa
a~ die pa•plllet "l•adlarilT•u&. T•
tf th._. F191aemtt, A*ed Q.edhu," '1 ,._ .
.., tile Onace c-tJ omee "Cwua. Alraln
., BM-tl• .. s.... Awa ... Al-ml .. a...,...
Beaela. fte P••plales l8clH¥ aa 18n•~'1 ~-klllt ferm ......... oa.'Mlphll .........
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Tiie ....., fll laJvtea from aeel· •••t• la•ohla1 1111 mocltl ••tomobu.. atttr1D1 tit• 1eatral ~ta.at~ U'l IDOft llkel1-to be laJtnd ln aman ean tbu ........ \
8t1T WILLIAm llADDON Jr., pn.
ti dent of tbe W Hbln1ton baHd
IDHraDt• lnatltutt for Hlpwa,
lafety Mid U.. mon alpiftc.ut ftnd· lD• C'GaCtr'DI tbe dbparlty amoq
can la llmil.ar tldelOl'I•·
Por ""DP'!r lat.be two-cloor.au~
compact ft.rd tDe CMvrolet <lllevette
bad U... fnwt claims •1a1mt lt -UM per 1,000 l.Dlured veblc1-yean
compared with the lloDda avtc'a 1'4
illjury cl.un.. ·
• "l'beee l9ulta . . . abow that there
obviously are bu1e dllferenc. ln the
degree ol crub protecUon manufac-
ture rs build into 4ifferent
automobiles," said Jladdoo. "The
fact that aome can have bad such
comparatively hip claims hequen-
cies is even more tragic when you
conalder that t.echnoloeY to far better
protect people ln crashes has been
readily available for years."
Tiie lbadf lDYOlved, an anabs1a ol
W,OOt ~lahu from 20 states that
bavt no-fault tnaurance 111tema.
Hadcloa said be coaalclend the re-
aulta applicable to all 50 state..
TBB aEPOaT 8Aio two-door can
conatttently show hi1her Injury
claim recor'da tban four-door model.a,
wlllle IPOl'la and specialty can ln the
Mbcompact, compact and io-
ter.Uediate ll'OUPI are particularly ~e to injury clalma, especially in
Uie bands ol young drtvera.
The report aald more people
were injured in Toyota Carollu and
Cellcas, Honda Civics, Dataun 82210's
and Ford Mustang lls than lD any
other 1978 can.
The fewest injuries were reported
by occupants of five relatively laree
General Motors ' cars -the
Oldsmobile Delta 88 , the Buick
LeSabre, and Chevrolet Caprice, Im-pala and Nova.
General SfSntenced
•()n ~ the 5fh MtSIOfl ol lhe program
ltghl up. HlNlle and smoke • ogat9fte
·end yout money .... be refunOed
ORANGE
777 5. Main Sr. #85
In Orange Counry
558-8404
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12~ Los Cen1tos Center TBEaE WAS NO discussion In the
inatitute's report on why some autos
did better than others.
But Haddon said all cars would be
&afe.r with air bags , H their
DES MOINES, Iowa <AP> -A
former commander of the Iowa Na.
tional Guard, convicted on 15 felony
c harges, has been sentenced to a=========----------------------year in jaJl for using Guard alrplanes' r----------------------------.:.:..::::;.
lo visit his fiancee. Retired M aJ. Gen ( J
windshields were designed to
eliminate facial cuts and if their
d9<>ra were engineered to stay shut in
crashes.
Joseph G. May also was fmed S5 000 • u S for using the planes in n ights' to :,nT HOPPE A TIRIZES
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glamour investments is aJso a time to be cautious. It's no of our a'iscts. now O\'t~r I l billion dollars. ·
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TORRANCE <AP) Toyota Motor Sales USA
'has announced a 2.5 ~rcent lncreaae in tbe
price ~ Its 1980 model
cars and tructa,
refiecUn1 an averaae
sales-welpted booat of
$1'5 per veblele.
CompaQy apolreaman
ltwt .. ZUmwalt noted
that, .. All the,way tbroa'91 11'11, we didn't have any price
increases.''
··wru ADJUSTING
for h1aber shipping and
labor costs now in tbe
ltopes that we don't have
to make any increases
during thia sal.. year,
either."
He sa id the
lowest·priced Toyota ls
a new model, Corolla
Tercel two-door sedan,
with a s ugges ted
manufacturer's retail
price. of $3,698. The
Tercel bas federal EPA
mileage ratings of 43
mile ! per gallon
highway uae and 33 mpg
city.
FOa CALIPOaNIA,
those ftaures are 41 mpg
highway and 30 dty.
Otber increa1e1
include tbe um Corolla
S R-5 Ullback, $5,588, up
$210 ; the Celica GT
Llftback, $6,659, up $100 ;
The Longbed SR-5 truck,
$5,803; up $12D, and the
Corona four-door sedan
with automatic
transmission, $6,019, up
$40.
Airlines
Passengers
Too Fat?
COPENHAGEN ,
Denmark (AP) -Some
10,000 charter
pusen,gen have stepped
on the scales in
Copenhagen's Kaatrup
Airport to help
authorities determine if
Danes have beeome too
heavy to meet
International Civil
Aviation Organization
weight atandarda.
The two-week project
was undertaken by civil
aviation authorities and
three charter fltaht
companies. .,.
It wu belUD after a
Danish charter flight to
Finland nearly ran out
of fuel, and Finni ah
authorities aald the
aircraft wu overloaded,
principally because
Denmark was usin1
body weight standards too low.
The ICAO standards
fl1ure 143 pounds for
women and 185 pounds
for males , and
authorities said there
wu no lilD the charter
paa1en1ers were
exceeclnl the averaaea.
........ Oltollilf1,1t1'1 CONSUMER I MISCELLANY
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SF Tower Due
SAN FRANCISCO
(AP) -The clty Plan·
nin1 Commlaalon baa
approved a bigbrlae of.
flee bulldlng for the
downtown area. The
»story bulJdln1 would
be located at "Mlaalon
and llatn street.a.
Jfoney Market Furul , Italian
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Slugger Leads Angels in ~ore Ways Than One
., DAYS CVN'N1NGILUI ................
IAL'nMOU -A ratMr tlmMS
~ ,....._ wbo bad aever lbtll .nm ~ .,.. .. bia heed into tbe
Aqel m • .,...., olflc• and ucUMd
....... ,. illl&ernaptlni.
"I'm doA.~_!!atu~• on Don
la1lw," Ute ~r aaid. "Would
JOU ear• to aay anylblns about blm!"
,.....,.., wbo ·admits that be lofes
to intimidate "'l)Ortera, save the in-
truder an evil at.are, but ftnally sol·
tened.
··• ... v •.. P ... " PaEGOSI SAID alowly. Then be turned away. He
bad aaid all that needed to be said
about Don Baylor.
Caught in a more responsive mood,
Fre1oal once said, "Don Baylor is
the backbone of this club. When he's
bot, we're bot.' Every team needs a
leader, &fd Baylor fills that role on our club.
r~loot Wo n d er
81ylor wu elected I.he AD1ela'
player repreaentathe but bla
leadenblp runs much deeper than
lbat
You.ncer players IOok to him for
•uldance and even fellow veterans
draw atrebllh from his leadership.
.. Rod Carew le more tbe,quiet type.
He leada by example," aays 22·ye&r·
old Carney Lansford. "But Donnie ls
a leader in a lot of other ways."
BA YLO& 18 FlllST on the field for
a fight and the last one to l~ave. He
set.ties disputes in lbe clubbou.se and
helps set policies for lbe club.
He's a1So a leader on lbe field -the
major league leader ln RBI (138) and
the team leader in home runs (35) and
runs scored ( 118).
When a man bas those kinds of
credenUaJs , people listen. But even if·
Baylor didn't s wing a bat fQ( a living.
people would listen. He bas a com·
mandinc preae~ce and a man· mount.a.in body.
.... VE NEVEa SEEN a better
body in bueball," Fre1oa1 a.ya ol
the 6-1, D>-pound s~u11er. "The man
is solid muscle."
Peru.. it la because Baylor bu
been blessed with such muscles that
be gives special attention to ·one
speciaJ charity-the Cystic Fibroeis
FoundaUon, a charity which helps
youngsters with diseased muscles.
ulT•S A BAD FEBUNG seeinC a
kid with Cystic Fibrosis," Baylor
says . "When you see a young e:eraon
ln that kind ol shape, you realhe bow
lucky you are."
Baylor helped raise more than
S30.000 for the Cystic Fibrosis Foun-
dation last year, and be ls coostantly
bringing young victims out to the
ballpark.
Baylor will take them into the
du1out. pose for pictures with them
and set them autographed baseballs.
Thia winter be will _promote the second annual Uon lfaylor Cystic
Fibroei.s Goll Toumament ..
Two yeara ago oo one would have
cared what Baylor did wilb his spare
time. He was booed mercilessly al
the ballpark and criticized by the
media.
AFTER SIGNING a free agent COO·
tract for big bucks, Baylor got off to
a miserable atart lb im. It 1ot better
ln September. but bis .251 average was. Cn bis own mind, a disappoint·
menl.
·'I put too much pressure on myself
when Joe Rudi and Bobby Grich got
hurt in 'Tl," Baylor remembers. "I
tried to do even more. f was the visi·
ble target for unhappy fans. It was
pretty sad."
Last season Baylor improved on
<See BAYLOR. Page BZ > ·
Malavasi· ·Makes a
DON BAYLOR
Point
Rams R ever t to O ld Style in 21-0 Win
By JOHN SEVANO
Ot .,,. o.u, ~ .... $Uift
style or pl ay-run. run. run and then let
the defense take over to pull out thi s one
LOS ANGELES-The "I Don't Want It,
You Take It" div1sion of the National Foot·
ball League, sometimes referred to as the
NFC's Western Division, finds a iamil.tar
face atop its standings today.
Tbere were some new Ram races. some
new Ram altitudes and some new Ram re
s uits. Coach Ray Malava::.i wa::. loo!.e.
s miling and relaxed as he met the media
afterwards It had been a long lime s ince
his team had done anything easily The Los Angeles Rams recaptured the
spot by finally beating a team-the St.
·1:'-Lopis Cardinals. 21 ·0-it was expeded to
"I talked to my players and made my
point last week:· said Malavas11 refernng
to the Tampa Bay embar rassment "I told
them we had some players and wuiners on
this team. and that I wanted them t.o be
competit.ive ...
beat. \
The victory, coupled with Atlanta's loss
to Washington, gives the Rams a one
game lead over the Falcons and the New
Orleans Saints, their opponents next week. ONE OF THE NEW competitors was
A SUNDAY COLISEUM CROWD of
48,160 saw the Rams revert to their old
· Wendell Tyler, who replaced Lawrence
McCut.cbeon ln the starting backfield.
Tyler resoonded bv c:\rryin« the ball 17
Texas Falls, 11-5
Angels Rested,
Relaxed, Ready
From AP Dispatches
Recl!Ss is over for the Angels,
who head for Baltimore and a
b est -of.five series fo r the
American League pennant.
"I think it's going to be a
tough series, and that pitching
will make the difference," says
Angels Manager Jim Fregosi,
whose team wrapped up the re-
gular season with an 11·5 v1c·
Lory over Texas Sunday after·
noon.
AFTER CLINCHING the
Western Division title Tuesday
night, the Angels nad scored on·
ly three runs and we re winlesl'"
going into Sunday's game. but
Fregosi said:
"l wa!n'l worried about it.
That's something that only
sports writers worry about."
Chris Knapp, who evened his
record al 5-5 with Sunday's win,
agreed.
The Angels weal with their
fi rst-team starting Lineup for the •
first time in four days and they
cam e o ut with the ir ba t s
slashing against Te xas starter
and loser Steve Comer. 17·12.
Carney Lansford socked a
two-run homer in the fi rst In·
ning, Don Baylor followed with
his 36lh homer. a solo job. in the
second , and Bo bby Grich
smashed a three-run homer. bis
30th four-bagger of the season,
in the fl!th.
THAT GAVE KNAPP a 7-0
cushion, and the Angels cruised
in.
Buddy Bell collected his 200lh
hit of the sea.soo for Texas, a
sixth-inning double that scored a
run. and left the game to a
standing ovation.
times ror 75 yards and om• toochcf'wn He.
J l o n ~ wi th Cu ll en Rr yant , a lso
'>pea rh e.id ed t he R ams · o p e ning
po.,::.ess1on as thE' two alternated carrying
the ball for 75 yards and a quick 7·0 lead,
the TD comin g on a one-yard dive by
Bryant
··That opening dn ve by the offense sure
gave us a b1~ hfl. ·safety Dave Elmendorf
wa::. to say later
THE RAM OFFENSE could have taken
the rest or the day off after the first score,
but Tyler phmged over for a TD in the
second quarter and Vince Ferragamo
teamed with Billy Waddy for another in
the fourth.
But even though th.e offense finally
<See &Alls, Pa1e 83)
Philadelphia's Tony Franklin hacl plenty to celebrate
Sunday. His 48-yard field goaf, R'icked in his normal
shoe-less style, helped the Eagles upset the Pittsburgh
Steelel's, 17-14.
"When we clinched it al home,
which is what we wanted to do,
we just said let's go to Texas
and relax." said the Angels'
right·hander. "We dropped the
flrst couple of games in the
series, but in the back of our
minds we knew we might even
lose all three.
"I couldn't have done 1t
without eve'rybody else. Most of
all. though. l'tn glad the season
Is over," said the Ranger third
baseman, who set a Texas re·
cord by playing in all 162 games.
Knapp threw only 28 pitches
through the first four intllngs
and faced only 14 batters.
,100,000 Day
Hinkle W im b y One Stroke
... USUALLY T H ao w
between SO and 80 pitches in f<*J'
innings," he said. "I wasn't
overpowering or anything, bUt I
was• throwing strlkes and they
were swtncins at lbe first or
second pitch and hittin1 it right
at bur people." -~· ........ PHIL GARNER STARTS PIRATES' VICTORY PARTY.
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· AKRON, Ohio (AP) -Lut year Loo Hinkle made bis flrlt ap-
araaee iD the World Serles ol Golf and shot 292.
"WE WERE ABLE to give
some guys who hadn't played
much some playing time and let
others relu and then 10 on to
Baltimore healthy. That's the
important games. These at Tex·
as didn't mean a thing." . ' . .
"I tboqbt about It a lot afterwards," be said, "and I really
-,lltoaldn't aee a lot of ways I could have improved on that score.''
Bat IDUle -wbo plumed, played and succeufully executed
lllat oil tbe nr{ace of a DODd. akippina the ball otl tbe water to
-cut that score by 20 strokes for a one-atrote victory
.. _....., tb.at IDDkle aald will "do more for me than anytb.lna I've
•1 tbe most Important thllll I could do •Nb.ls stace of my
.. n (-CA&SS&) CAN GO either way. That's for sure. But
.. ftl7 mponant.
.. ......_ it • not, l'•• been pobltiq for tb1I for the tut atx . I tboadt I bad a ebanee ol wtDD1nc. if l eould make some ..
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BlaiJe appeared to be OS of U. Be WU tine abotl back
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Carlton to Get Share?
Pittaburgh to Face Cincinnati Tuesday
l',_AP ~e-
Plttabursb'a veterans and Philadelphia's
ca1leat pt~ sent lbe Pirates to the National
Lea1ue.Wett DlvillOD tlUe and eliminated the
youtbfal llolltrul Sxpot after a marvelous cbue
on tbeftnal day ol &ale nplar HUOD. Tbt Pirate. but tbe a.icaeo Cubl 5-3 on the
berolea ot •year-old WU.Ue Star1eU and 31-year·
old BW ~ SundaJ, but Deeded the three·blt
burllna ol &eve CarltoD of tbe PhlWea to finally
force (loatreaJ,to eall tt a IUIClll.
"DY, WS VOTSD CA<ON a full playoff
abare, didn't ,.., .. kldct.d Pl.rat.el catcber Steve
Nlco1l1 after learnln1 Ullt ..Carlton -1.nd bla
Pblladelpltla t.eamm1te1 bed blanked the Expoa
2.0.
• '"l'bla la I tbiDI of ~. I'm IO proud of ~ ...,. ................ wbo llammtd hll sand
•
homer of the aeuon epd added a sacrifice fiy one
day after making a costly throwint error and
1trlkin1 out three Umea in a touch lou to the C\abl .
c
' " .
The Saturday loas put the Pirates and Expos
even ln the loss column. If the Expos bad 1'00 Su.n· •
day, they woWd have then made up two samee ·
a1alnst Atlanta today. Now only Ptttaburjb'a
seuon wW continue. 1'1-e Pirates beliD the NL
(bamplooabip serlea Tuelday nl&bt acalut the •
Cin~innati Reda .
THE LAST nJrE THE Pl&ATBS won the N1.
East, in 1975, they succumbed to the Reda in tbl'ff
straJcbt 1ame1.
"I'm •erJ happy. t Ula the lood Lord. BUl
now our work ,...lly 1tart1," 1ald R*81on, w~
t~o-nm 11nC)e cemented the Pll'ltea• Mtb t.rhama>' •
ortbe MllClll. \:. ~ ~ · • t..
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OM.Y "'-GT
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J Tampci Bay Ahead of Scheduk
Sera•flliag ta Saf etfl
. Normally. officials are only supposed to
call the plays but Bob Hilsenteger turned
running back Saturday in Portland when a
te rrier came at him like a hungry de-
fens ivc tackl e. llilsenteger got the last
word, however ; he ejected the dog for un·
sportsmanlike conduct.
A Capsule Report From the World of Sports
Hartsfield, Craig Both Get
Bad News on Final Day
Sunday m arked the final day of the regula r Ii
season and not s urprisingly. it was when Roy
llar tsf1 el<1 anc1 ltoger CraJg got their walking
pape rs as major league m anagers.
Saying "Irwe didn't feel strongly the person we are h1r
mg is heller, we wouldn't have made a change," San Diego
President Ballard Smith fi red Craig after two susons as the
Padres' manager. Arter guiding the Padres to an 84·78 record
as a rookie manager in 1978. Craig posted a 68-93 mark that
left San Diego in fifth place, 22 games out of first, in the Na·
tional League West.
Hartsfield, meanwhile, was canned after ewding the
expansion Toronto Blue Jays to records ol 5'·107. 58-102 and »-lot and three conaecuUve lut-place ftnlabes. "I'll be hap-
py wherever I am," saJd Hartsfield, who was offered a front
office position. "I thank the Toronto organization for giving
me the chance to m anage on the major league level." San
Diego was expected to name a new m anager today whale
Toronto will wait until after the World Seri es .
..-------Quot.-of the Day-------.
Muhammad AU, speaking in Nigeria. "I was the
Concorde of boxing a nd now that I ha ve gone. the Con-
corde will no more ny. . . If I still had the title. I
wouldn't give any South African a shot at it."
Koo.-an Pirlu lfp 20th \llrtorff
Minnesota's Jerry Kooemu, who won only 11 a
games in his last two years with the Mets, became
a 20-game winne r Sunday when be blanked
Milwaukee, 5--0, on the final day of the regular
seuon. Gorman Tltomaa, the AL home nin kin& ~lb 45, tied
the league record for strikeouts aft.er belng caught looking in
the eighth inning tor hiB 175 strikeout . . . Dave Renrtag
tripled home Rickey B~ and DwaTH llU)>lly in the
ninth inning to lift Oakland put Kamu City, 6-5 . . . Jim
Speacer slammed two homers and Bebby llarcer went three-
for-four with four RBI to lead the Yankees to ·thelr ei&bth
straight win, a &-2 decision over Torooto ... Del ~
singled home lloll PralU with the winnl.ng run ln the 11th in
nine as Cleveland edged Baltimore. 6-5 . . . Tom Bnokeu
and Claamp Stammers hit homers lo the finst inning to start
Detroit on its way to a ~1 win over Boetoo ... Kett llranc
fired a five-hitter and Tltad llosley drove in three runs to lead
the White Sox over Seattle, 6-1 ... ID the NaUonal League,
PllU Nleluo notched hi.a 21.st victory of the year as Atlanta
downed Cincinnati. 7·2, despite George Foster's 30th homer
. . . Elllo& Maddox singled in a run with two out lo the ninth
81f4 scored on a three-run throwing error by catcher Teny
Kftlledy as the Mets downed SL Louis. 4-2, to avoid a 100.loss
season . . . Gene THace hit a two-run homer in the tenth to
give San Diego a ~3 decl!lon over San Francisco.
B"""•' Bra11t Brf!alc• A 11lcff!
UCLA's top wide receiver, auc•aet Braat. will II
be sidelined from four to six weeks after breaking
bis left ankle in the Bruins' 17-13 loss to Ohio State
Salurday ... Israel authorilles are invesllgating ·
·a report than a Gaza-Palest.ioe sports team from the occupied
Gau Strip has been invited to participate in the 1980 Otym.
pica in Moscow . . . Manta Banes, a trouble·plagued 6-9,
225-pound forward, signed a multi-year contract with the San
Diego Clippers, bis fourth basketball team lo u many years
. . . 'Jbe Utah Jazz asked waivers on forward Larry Kalpt
and guard WUbu Bollud . . . Rick Mean put himself tn a
commanding position to reach his first national-· driving
champion.ship when be turned in a fecord-breaking victory in
the Atlanta Classic at the AUanta International Raceway.
Meara averaged 182.09' miles per hour lo the J.50.mlle Indy
car race . . Dulel Balldl&a of Mexico bettered the world
record for the 20-ldlometer walk by cloct.ing 1: 18: 49 in a meet
at Frankfurt, West Germany.
Teleeut..., R•tlle
Fonowtng are the tOP sPOr1S events on TV tonight. Rattnos
are: ".t ""excellent; ./ 11 worth watching; / "fa ir; "forget
It. e , 1:30, Channel 1 ./ ./ ./ ·-
N R. FOOTBALL: New Eng•end at Green Bay. Aft...,..cers: Frank Gifford, Howard Cosell and Oon
Mereclltti.
StfteGrogan MS directed the Ntw Engl~ Patriots to.,.,
eer1y ~ rteord whlle the Green Bay Packers Nlve been
strU9Qllnt In tt. cellar of the Nation.ti Conter'9nce Central race , with a 1.J mart. New England Is favor.ct by l 'h Jn this lntercon-
tennce cl•~
OTHeR TRt::rllON 11 p.m. (f) -STAN~RO TaALL '79 -Hlghllghts of
S\Mtonrl ~With 8os1on COlleot S.turday. -
llADIO
Fooeblll -New Entland M GrMn Bay, 6 P~rn., KNX (1070).
•odt•Y -K'8gs It Edmonton, 6:20 p.m., KI IS "'150).
Fro• Pagf! BI
BAYLOR •..
his statisl.Jcs and hit a personal
high 34 homers while driving in
99 runs. but for the first half of
the season, he was unhappy."
"I asked to be traded," Baylor
a dmits "I wante d lo play
baseball . all of 1t, but they were
using me JUSt as u dl's1gnaled
hitter ··
TH E N CAM E FR F.GOSI ,
repl<ic ing 0 1:1H' G:irc·1a 1n J unf'
T he new man.igcr rallf'd Baylor
into his offset' untJ told him.
point blank. th;.it he v. <is <.t de
!>tgnated hitter
But Baylor didn't 1ump ship
lie reserved ·j udgment until
F r egos 1 h ad a c h ance t o
establish himself. And now. even though he·s
stJll a DH. Baylor 1s happy.
.. Fregosi handled the situation
better than the two p re vious
mana1ers," Baylor says. "He
told the truth. that I'm a de ·
signaled hitter They lied to me. >
"I STJl.L PREFER to play 1n
the field. Bttylor !:.ay!>. · And
v. 1th the inJun l'!:. "'e had th1!>
)Car I got that chanct'. But I
know that when v.c'rc healthy, I
go back to Dll ··
Perhaps Ilaylor 1s acceptmg
h is role m or e r e adi ly now
because he has become more
conce rned with the team and
less concerned with himself.
T hat much is evident when
Baylor t.a.lk.s about his pote.ntial
for the Amencan League MVP
award.
·'I try not to think about it al
all. T hat's something completely
out of my power." Baylor says.
··All I want is for the Angels to
win. Everything else is secon-
dary ..
,
Notable
Quotes
From NFL
From AP Dispatches
Some notable quotes from the
National Football League this
weekend.
"I can read a little bit too. I
had three receivers out and he
was open." -Tampa Bay
qua rterback Doag Williams on
his winning TD pass to Isaac
Hagins in the Buccaneers' 17·13
win over Chicago.
"I told him I was open the
whole game. All day long I kept
going deep and getting open. I'm
just glad.l'odd saw me and got lt
to m e." -New York Jets wide
receiver Wesley Walker on his
only reception of the day, a
eam e ·clinching 71 -yard TD
ca~h from Ille.bard Todd that
insured the Jets' 33-27 wln over
Mlami.
"This ls the first game this
year that we bad a good leelinc
like last year . Eve r ything
clicked." -Dallu Coach Tom
Landr1 afte r the Cowboys
crushed CinclonaU 38-13.
"We can play wlth anyone
when be plays that way." -
Washington Coach lack Panlee
of quarterback loe '1'111e11•-.
who threw for 233 yards and
guided the Redskins ln a 1&-7
wln over Atlanta.
"We're not a powerllouae by
any means, but we're lolnt to
be. We have mo,.enthualum
and conlldenc:e every week." -
Buffalo quarterback IH
rer ...... wbo thftW thl"M TO
paaae1 111· tbe Bllla' 11·1J dnlb-
blnt ol Baltimore. ,
...... AP Dllpatet.
Tiie tame plan. Coach John McKay admita ,
wan't ~to 10 out and win the flnt five
••mes ot the aeaaoe. • :t'bat. lD fact. la .. many games u the Tampa
Bay Bueeaeen woo all lut year with bulcally
tbe same team. •
At Uda atqe, however, tbe Buell look Ule the paat-ki.Uen ot the National Football League.
'!'bey are the only uabuten team. Tbey beat
tbe Cbkqo Bea.rs 1'7-13 ~.while tbe other pre~y unbeatens -tbe Cleveland Browm,
Pttt.abW'lb. Steelers and lllaml Dolphins -w~re
loeloa.
But McKay abouldn't lorcet what happened to
the Wublqtoo Redalrlna laat year, tboueb. !'be
Reds=ot off to a 6-0 start and couldn't bold on
lone to make the pla)'Qffs.
I eueas we're ahead ol our plan for five
weeks," McKay said, "but we still have a loq way to go."
Young quarterback Dou& WlWams enaiDeered
Tampa Bay's late.st victory, throwin& an eight-
yard touchdown paaa to Isaac Hactna with 5:08 lefl
in the pine, eraslng a 13·10 defid t
The Bears had gone ahead when Vlnce Evans
connected with Walter Payton on a screen pass
that covered 65 yards for a touchdown.
"We bad to go out and move t.be foot.ball."
Williams s.a..ld , "and we did. I can read a little bit,
too. I had three receivers out, and be ( Haeini) was
ope n ··
E lsewhere io the NFL
Oilers 31 , Browm 10
Earl Campbell ran for 76 yards, but ~ made
the most of t hat yar dage .• s cor lnc three
touchdowns Two of those scores. bolb on tW<>-yard
runs. came in llou!.ton's 24 poll)t fi rst half. The
Oilers also scored late an the half w~o J. C.
Wilson intercepted a Bnan Sipe pass and returned 1i 34 yards for a touchdown ~
Oilers quarterback Dan Pastonni only at·
tc mpt.e<UJ passt.'S. complct.Jng eight for 102 yards.
A pair of short pas~es to Ken Burrough helped set
up Campbell's first tour hdown. and a JS.yard
Pastonni aen <1I to Mike Barber served as a pre·
amble to the se<'ond
E a gJes 17, Steelers 14
Ptuladelptua moved to a 17-7 lead on ooe·yard
TD runs by Leroy lla rns and Wil bert Montgomery
and a 48-yard field goal by barefoot kicker Tony
f''rankllll, then held on to band P1tt.sburgb 1t.s first
IO!>S
Tht' St~lers had gone ahead 10 the h rst
quarter oo a seven-yard sconoK run by Sidney
Tho rnton, but two 10ter cept1oos of T e rry
Bradshaw passes and a p1ur ol lo:,t fumbles helped
keep Pltt.sburgh !>COreless agaw unti l late in the
g<i ml· .
Bradshaw capped an W>-yard. :mt·play dnve
with a 37 ·yard sconng tOl>s to John Stallworth 1o1.1th
I 12 l clt. · · 1 really can "t tell you how I felt coming off
that fi eld today," Eagles Coach Dtck Vermeil said,
"but I was excited and happy for my team. our
coaches and our enllre orgaru.zatioo."
Jets 33, Dolpldns Z7
Richard Todd threw a 7l·yard scorln& bomb to
Wesley Walker with 2:21 lefl lb•t gave tbe Jet.a the
cus hion they needed to hold off previously un-
beaten Mi ami Walker's only re<:eption of the
gamt' gavl' New York a 33 20 lead. and M1am1 cut
tht' final mar~m to six pomL'i "'hen· Bob Gn ese
passed six yards lo t\at Moore in the end zone on
the final play of the game.
Tom Newton had a pair of one.yard sconng
runs for New York. and the Jets got the first six
J>(Hnls of the game when Donald Dykes blocked a
George Roberts punt and Johnny Lynn covered it
10 the end z.one with less than two minutes gooe
Cowboys 38. Bengals 13
Scott Laid.l aw. scored on a pair of short runs
and Roger Staubach threw two scorine puses as
the Cowboys stayed in a tie with Wa.sblngtoo and
Philadelphia for the lead in the NFC East.
Safety Randy Hughes set up Laidlaw's first
TD wilb a 68-yard interceptioo return. and cor·
nerback Aaroo Mitchell reWrDed an interception
36 ya rds to set up Slaubacb's first TD pass.
Tony Dorsett picked up 119 yards on 20 carries
for Dallas.
Raiders 27, Broacos 3
Oakfand.ended a three·game losing streak by
holding Denver to one field goal, a 19-yarder by
Jim Tu.mer in the seeond quarter.
JOHN McKAY EARL CAMPBELL
Raiden tie.ht end Dave Casper, returning to
the 1t.artiag lineup after mi.asing l)art of the pre-
season over a contract dispute, made a couple of
key receptioaa. He cauebt one TD pass from
Stabler, a 28-yarder , and helped set up one ol J im
Breech~ two field goals with a 42-yard reception
in thefourlhperiod.
Chiefs 24. Seabawks 6
Ted McKnight scored on runs of 23 and 84
yards. and rookie quarterback Steve Fuller toaed
a three-yard scoring pass to Mike Williama a.s
Kansas City crushed Seattle. McKnight's 84·
yarder and the FuJler TD aerial came in the fourth
quarter when the Chiefs broke open the game.
Chargers 31. 49ers 9
Dan Fouts thre w fo r 251 yards and two
touchdowns, helping to keep the Chargers atop the
AFC West. a game ahead of Denver and Kansas
City. Fouts completed 26 of 34 passes with·one in-
terceptJon.
The lone bright spot for ~ess San FranCtSCO
was the 89 yards rushing by 0 . J . Simpson, wbo
went over 11 .000 yards rushing in bis career .
Redskins 16. Falcons 7
Mark Moseley kicked three field goals, t.be
longest 53 yards. and Joe Tbe1.Smann passed for
233 yards, leading Washington to its fourth victory
in a row J ohn Riggins scored Washington.s's only
touchdown on a one·yard plunge in the secood
quar ter That scor e was set up In part by
Tbe1smann's 41 yard pass to Danny Buggs, wbo
had 10 receptions for 134 yards.
Vi.kings 13, UoGS 10
Rick Danme1er kicked a pau or fi eld goals
and Chuck Foreman score<! on a two-yard run for
.\t inoesot.a. Fore~n :. t.ouchdown ~1th 2.03 left in
th<' third quarter !>napped a 3.3 tic. and Oa,n
me1er'!> 31·) ard field goal gave ~innesota a 13-3
lead earty 111 the fourth quarter
Bills 31, Colts 13
J oe Fereuson threw three touchdown passes,
rallyuie Buffalo from a 6-0 deficit and h~J
Baltimore ita fifth strallht lou. Ferpaoo
scortq aerials of 24 yards to Frank Lewis, 47 to
Lou Piccone and nine to Reuben Gant.
Saints 24, Glanta 14
Chuck Muncie r an for t wo touchdowns and
Ga ro Yepre m1an extended hi s rttord or COD·
~ec ut1H' field goal!> without a m1i.s to 18 as New
Or It' ans kept tht? Giants out of the VlCtory column.
Tht Giants pullC'd within 17·14 m the fourth
quarter oo an 11 yard scoring pass from rookie
Phil Simms to running back Ken Johnson, but
Mun cie 's second T D. a three·ya rder with 41
seconds left. put the game out of reach.
Daily Pilot's Top .IO
Oraace eo.at1 Prep Football aau.p ,
Poe. Sdleol. record Tlda .._
I. Mater Det (3-0> Los Alamitos
2. Servile <2·0> Fountain Valley
3. Loara <3-0> Newport Harbor
4. Sant.a Ana Valley< 1·2> Villa Parle
S. El Modena (2·1> Foothlll
6. Edi.son <2-U Pius X
7. Westainster <2·1> Mlllltan
8. Marina <3-0 > Kat.ella
9. Su.nny Hills <3-0l Savaua
10. (tie> Fountain Valley <2.0.1) Servile
El Dorado (2-0-1> Sonora
Baseball Standings
AME81CAN LEAGUE
West Dtvlsioa
ADseta ,
Kansas City
Texas
Minnesota
Chicago
Seattle
Oakland
W L Pel. GB
88 74 543
85 11 .525 3
83 79 .512 5
82 80 .506 6
73 87 .456 14
67 95 41 4 ~1
54 108 .333 34
Eut Dtvlsloa
Baltimore IOZ :,1 .642
Milwaukee 95 66 .S90 8
Bos ton 91 69 . see 11 !fl
New York 89 71 .~ 131,Ai
Detroit 8S 76 .528 18
Cleveland 81 80 .503 22
Toronto S3 109 .327 SO'h
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A...-h II. Teu \\
0.H<MI \, Bo\IOfl I
l>fe• Yor-'· T-lo 1 C-1-6, --"lmore S 111 lnftln9\I
CM<-.> 6. SMtttt I
M1--.1, Mllw~O
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
West Division
Cincinnati
Houston
Dodsen
W L Pd. GB
90 71 .559
San Francisco
San Diego
All ant.a
89 73 .549 1 t,;
79 83 488 11 t,;
71 91 .438 19'1'.l
68 93 .422 22
66 94 .413 23"'1
East Division
Pittsburgh 98 64
Montreal 95 6S
St. Louis 86 76
PhlladelphJa 84 78
Chicago 80 82
New York 63 99
.605 -
.594 2
531 12
.519 14
494 18
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lite season, were eliminated
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S.nall ·Boat
Lecture-Set
ForOCC
A three·part lecture aeries
featurlna sailors who have com·
pleted trans-ocean voyages in
s mall boats will be held al
Orao1e Coast College begbming
Thursday at 8 p.m.
"Great Adventures in Small
Boats" ii t.be tltle ot Lhe series
which will continue for two suc·
cessive 'Phuraday evenings. Ad·
mission is free and the public is
anviled.
The ope ning session will
feature guest speaker Ed Boden.
an aerospace engineer who de·
cided to escape the "rat race" a
number of years ago and new to
England where be purchased the
25·foot cutter. K..ittiwake. tore out
the engine and began a voyage
following the tradewinds west. He
holds the record for leisurely
circumnavigation in 11 years
The Oct 11 leeture will look at
those crwsing sailboats that are
trailerable Guest speakers who
have sa iled the Pacific and
Caribbean tn trailer boats wall
~recount their voyages
I•
BOATING
Moreno Nab$
Cabrillo Race
CABRILLO BEACH -Con
quest, skippered by Art Moreno.
Cabrillo Beach Yacht Club, was
the overall winner in the ln
ternalional Offshore Rule Cla&t>
A division or CBYC's CabriUo
Series
Overall winne r s in other
d1v1s1ons
JOR·R · Winsom e, Dick
Brown, CBYC.
PHRF /\ Colloquy, Frank
Loe Angeles, the 'NL pennant
winner the previous two
sea.aooa, finisbed a disappointing
third. 1be Dodgers' 79-83 record
marked their first losing season
since 1.968.
RAMS TACKLE DOUG FRANCE BEATS CARDINALS TO A LOS ANGELES FUMBLE. The fmaJ session. Oct. 18, will
feature Gerry Spaesor; who re
rcntly completed a trans
Atlantic voyage tn Yank« Girl.
J 10 foot sloop The J.SOO·m1le
''>) a~t· from V1rg1nia Beach,
\ J to Falmouth; England took
5-t da}s Yankee Girl 1s the
s malle-.t vessel 1>ver to makt·
such J long \Oyagc
Dair. CBYC: 2 Malahini II. Ed
Zimmerman. CBYC . 3. Victoria.
Dave Callender. LA YC.
PHRF B 1 Happy Time, Ev
Rookie Rick Sutcliffe, 17·10,
took the loss Sunday, snapping a
p e rsonal s ix-game winning
streak.
f're• Pag~ BJ
RAMS TOP CARDINALS • • •
"IT'LL BE A LONG drive
home (to Kansas City) thinking
about that loss," said Sutcliffe,
wbo went the distance but was
victimll.ed by an unearned run
in the eighth inning. "I've been
fortunate a ll year. I was
fortunate just to make the club.
I've le~ a lot but now I've
got to come back and start all
over next spring."
Sutcliffe is a favorite for the
NL rookie of the year award.
And, says Los Angeles Manager
Tom Lasorda, "Ir they don't
vote him rookie of the year,
something is radically wrong."
Sutcliffe struck out seven and walked two.
TBE WINNING RUN was pro-
duced on a sacrifice fly by
rookie Dan Heep. Jeff Leonard,
wbo bad sing.led In the tytna run
mom...U earlier, stole second
and went to third .on catcher
Johnny Oates' throwing error
before Heep lifted a fiy ball to
center.
Nietro, 21·11, was scheduled
to pitch just five bmlngs.
"I' asked Bill (Manager
Vtrdon) if I could pitch a couple
or more inntngs in hopes that
we'd score some runs," said
Niekro. "Yeah, I wanted the re·
cord."
Joe Sambito recorded his 22nd
save, eight of which have pre·
served wins for Niekro, who
walked none and struck out four
in seven innings.
UC Irvine Falls
Former University High stan·
dout J ack Graham registered 16
saves ,in goal as USC's water
polo team nipped UC Irvine, 6·5,
Sunday at Newport Harbor
High.
It was the ninth win in 10 out·
ings for the Trojans while UCI
slipped to 3·5. The Anteaters' top
player, J"eter Campbell, was
held sroreless for the first time
this year.
put some points on the board,
they still weren't shas-p. They
fumbled three times <St. Lows
bad four) and combined with the
Cardinals to commit 18 penalties
for 142 yards, which prompted
Fred Dryer to rema rk, "You
can't complain too much when
you win, though."
There was nothing ?a"Tomplam
about concerning the Rams' de·
fense. They thoroughly bottled
and frustrated Jim Ha rt and
Co., forcing seven turnovers
<four fumbles, three intercep·
lions) while bringing the passing
<Hart, eight of 24 for 109 yards)
and running <Ottis Anderson,
17·75) games of the Cardinals to
an almost virtual halt.
••THIS IS THE BEST de
tensive game the Rams have
played this year," commented
Elmendorf, who picked oft two
Hart passes. "It was one of our
beUer efforts in a long time."
· The Rams needed an effort of
tbia maanltude following: a) the
Tampa lJay embarassment; and
b ) the touih road ahead with
gam es at Ne w Orleans and
Dallas. ,
"It was frustrating to have to
sit with the type of performance
we had last week," said Dryer
·•we did a good job today: we
set out to do what we wanted to
do. We had to go out today and
play hard to beat a team that
should not be 1-4. But then we
shouldn't be 3·2: we s hould be
4·1. lt's a long season and a
hellava lot of things are going t<J
happen."
••WE HAD B ETTER concen
tration out there tod ay. added
middle line bac ker Jack
Reynolds. "We had better prac·
tices during the week and it
showed in tbe game .
"I felt -<l.ie had to win this
game bad because even our two
wins weren't that great This
was our best game of the re
gula r season."
NFL Standings
American Conftffnc•
East
National Conference
East
W L T Pct. PF PA Dallas
Philadelphia
Washington
St. Louis
4 1 0 .800
4 1 0 .800
4 1 0 .800
1 4 0 .200
0 5 0 .000
Central
112
Miami 4 1 O .800 113 78
·New England 3 1 o .750 116 54
Buffalo 3 2 O .600 15-4 104
NY Jets 2 3 o .400 120 164
Baltimore O 5 O .000 62 IQ'
Cleve I~ Houston
Plttsbur
Cinclnna
Central •
4 1 0 .eOo 101 9~
.. 1 0 .800 117 108
.. 1 0 .800 109 71
0 5 0 .000 78 149
West
NY Giants
Tampa Bay
Minnesota
Chicago
Green Bay
Detroit
5 0 0 1.000
3 2 0 .600
2 3 0 .400
1· 3 o .2so
1 4 0 .200
West
San Diego
Denver
Kansas City
Oakland
Seattle
4 1 0 .800 142
3 2 0 .600 79
3 2 0 .600 103
2 3 0 .400 78
1 4 0 .200 93
81 Rams 3 2 o .600
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Even the Rams' "best" game
couldn't escape the injury de
pa rtmcnt, which continues to
grow Left guard J ohn Williams
had to leave the game in the
third quarter with an injury to
his lower right leg, and Pat
Haden was X·rayed for"'1 poss1
ble fracture of his n ght index
ranger which proved negative
Ferragamo replaced Haden ad·
mirably while newly-signed Bill
Bain, formerly of USC, took over
for Wiµi ams.
And, ob yes, added to that list
of injuries was a slight upset
s tomach suffered by Tyler after
the team's first possession.
••J was hungr y before the
game so I had a couple of chlli
dogs and then l got s ick," said
Tyler with a smite,
Preiss' Yacht
Sails to Win
MARINA DEL REY -Fred
Preiss' 84·foot s loop Christine
was the Internat ional Offshore
Rule Class A winner Saturday in
California Yacht Club's Lazy
Eiiotht race, the third featu1 c of
the F r ed H arris Series
Christine competed under the
burgce of Pacific Ma riners
Yacht Cl ub.
IOR Class B winner was Gho!il
Wings, skippered by Mike
McCaleb. PMYC
Winners in other l'lasses
MORA Mad Mam m a ,
Russel -Baker ll e rrs ch<ift ,
SMYC
MORP' Su Dy IV. Andy
Lockton. CYC
PHRF·A Black Swan. Hugh
Beatty, CYC
PHRF·B El Pampero, Leo
Skugrer, CYC.
PHRF ·C Wcalrus, Trippett·
Gates. SCCYC.
PHRF·D Tai Vez, Dave
Osborn, Sf''VSC
ORDER
YOUR
93 '80 72
67
98
118
71 LINCOLN 106
82 OR 73
125 MERCURY
78 ••• , 104
129
137
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Rohrs Wins
Ange Iman
PHRF Series For further mformation about
tht• series. phone 556 5880
Comings. CBYC, 2. Sirena, Mike
Kennedy·Don Zinn, C BYC. 3
Red Ball. Keith Dinsmoor, BYC
Winners in Saturday's final
rat'c
IOR A Summerwtnd lJ.
Earl Prttkin, CBYC
PHRf'" A Res tless. Bob
Young. CAYC
PHRF' B Lupe Tai, Dafr
Kind , CBYC
Fi ver. s kippered b v Bill
Hohrs, Voyagers Yachl Club.
was the Class A winner tn Bahm
Corinthian Yacht Club's final
rat'e of the Angelman Series for
Performance Handicap Racing
Fleet yachts.
4 7 Boats COmpete
Winner tn Class 8 was Storm
Trooper. sailed by Skip Ellioll.
Newport Harbor Yacht Club,
and the Class C winner wa!>
Wtndswaft, s ailed by George
Chalfont, Balboa Yacht Club.
Overall standings fo r the
seven race series will be com
puled later this week.
Trophy winners in the final
race .
CLAS.5 A -1. Fiver; 2. Cats
Pajamas. Marcia Last. BCYC .
3. Seduction, Gene Wilham&.
BYC .
CLAS.5 8 -1. Storm Trooper.
2. Tres Gordo. Dave Price-Tom
Purcell, BCYC, 3. Tubauld. Bob
Smith, BCYC
CLASS C 1. Windsw1ft . 2
Scotch Mist. Don Anderson.
BYC. 3 Quest. Roger Goodmg.
VYC --------
Fort y·seven boats tn seven
t'lasses showed up on the start
ing hne Saturda1 aod Sunday for
Lido Isle . Yach t Club's Fall
Regatta for s mall boat classes
Largest class was the Laser A,
with 9 entnes won by Al Nelson.
South Shore Yacht Club. The
Sabot C class Lurned out eight
entries. The winner was Enc
Greller. UYC.
Trophy winners in each class
LASER-A 191 l. Al Nelson,
SSYC. 2. Jeff Doder . NHYC. 3
Bruce Marunson. Minnetonka.
Minn YC
LA S ER 8 I 5) l. Ted
Drayton. NHYC
L100·14A c8 1 -I. Gar y
Th orne. BCYC.
LID0-14 C 171 I Ke n
Peders e n . BYC. 2 Ma nny
Coster. SJ BYC
SABOT A '71 1 J ohn
Pe rn1ck. BCYC. 2 Cassandra
Sm t'llter . NHYC . 3 J oann
Norman, BCYC
SABOT H C51 -Bnan Nelson.
SSYC
S ABOT C <8> 1. Eric
Gfeller. LIYC, 2. Mark Franco.
LIYC; 3. Dean Fulton, SSYC.
Blackaller Wins
' SAN FRANCISCO (APl t U.S. Defender Tom Blackall
steered St. Francis VU to
fourth slra.aghl victory Sund: and captured the beat-of·sev .
Americao-Australiao Cup yac -
ing seriea on San Francis4o
Bay's Olympic Circle.
S wedish challenger May Be
XI 1. guided by Patric Fredell Of
Stockholm, trajJed at the fin.i~ or the 11 4 m11e course• by $5
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Lopez Sets Goal
For '79: $200,000
DALLAS (AP) -Nancy Lopez
says abe wanta to boott her
year'• earnlnp to $200,000, but
abe LI livinc benell only ooe
more chance to do it .
-Alter wtnnlnc tbe Dalla ()pea•
with a 27•, tbe 22-year-old pro
queen aaid abe would play OGl1
one more Ladles Proleuioaal
<Joli Al90CiatioG event out ol four
remalnln& tournament• this
year .
"I WON'T SAY whlcb, but I
definitely wW not play at Wheel·
inf, W. Va., th1a cominf week.
A t e r t b a t .t b e r e • t b e
Port.mouth. Va. the Manila and
the Far Eut in Japan. I've not
determined which two I will
ml.as."
centratloo," she aald.
A word of cautJoa from bier
husband, Tlm Melton, wbo wu
in the pllery, to "cool lt and
aeUle down" led ber to b6rdies on the nen two bolell and t~ ·
the Ude back"" ber favor.
Sbe aot down in two puua from .a feet for a blrdJe oo the uth
pd t.beo followed up with a n~
footer on the par-three 14th fOf'
the fourth birdie' of the round.
Sullivan Wins
Queen Mary
GoH Tourne.y Lopez abot a final-round two-
under·par 70 on the tough Bent
Tree coune here to 10 t•·under·
par in the four-day tournament
and take l.he f&nt·place check ol
$1.9$0. It boosted her um earn·
ings to $193,752. erasing her pre·
vioua LPGA aeaaon total high •
"I'd like to win $200 ,ooo this
year," said Lope~.
1-LONG BEACH <AP) -Mlke
Sullivan of Ocala, Fla .. rallied
on the incoming nine Suoday to
win the $33,000 Lone Beach
Queen Mary Open golf tourna-
ment with a score of 12·under·
par 278 for the 72 boles at El
Dorado Municipal.
SHE WITHSTOOD late
charges by Sandra Post, wbo
carded a final·round 67 for 276.
~d former Furman University
collegiate star Betb Daniel. who
mede up a lot of ground with a
aix·uoder-par 96, winning third·
place money with a 278.
LopezL who took a five·stroke
lead into the final round, ap.
pured to bave the tlUe wrapped
up after making the turn on the
last 18 bo&es, shooting a two-
under 34. However. she flirted
with disaster by bogeying the
11th and 12th boles. the only
time sbe bad faltered on suc-
ce.sive boles in the meet.
At the 11th. a spectator clicked
his camera as she began a ~
She eventually took a bogey-five
oo the bole and admitted sbe bad
beeo upsel
"I REALLY BLEW my cool I
g ot mad My tempe r ature
jumped to 115 and I lost my con
Tied with Steve Taylor of
Sacramento after nine boles of
Sunday's r111at round, Sullivan
fired an incoming 34 to win by
four strokes with a final round of
70.
Taylor rt.nisb.ed at 280 with a
72. shooting the back nine ln 38
on Sunday.
Sullivan woo $6,000 while
Taylor collected $3,600.
Gary McCord of Escoodido
carded a 69 Ln the final round for
a 281 tot.al, good for third place
and S2,400. Pat Mc Donald of
Ridgecrest and Don Pooley of
Tucson tied for fourth at 282.
worth Sl.525 each.
Ed Flori of Sugarland. Tex.,
and Mike Kranu ol Long Beach
deadlocked for sixth place at
28.J. one stroke in front ol Buddy
Allin of Ventura and Lennie Cle·
ments of Poway.
M 1k e Pfeil of Palos Verdes,
Ray Carr~co of Irvine and Rafe
Botts or Los Angeles were next
at 285
Aztecs Post Exhibition Win
STEENWYK.. ~ <AP> -· R~ ltocic acored am MCODd soal lD u many camH and
Dave llorriaoo posted a •but.out
as the Loe Angeles Aile-cs of the
North American Soccer League
scored a 2--0 exhibatJon victory
over the Steenwyk Football Club
here Sunday.
Tbe game wa.s Qlayed before a
s tanding·room-ooly crowd or s;ooo in the 4,SOO-seat Steenwyk
Stadium and the victory gave
the Aztecs a 3-0 record on their
t.hree-nalioo tour ol Europe.
Tbe Aateca took a 1..0 \ud Ill
34 : 22 wbeo Clyde Beat. wllo
playa roe the Portland Tlmben
or the NASL~ bi.a aeeond
penalty kick ol the tour. Jut six
minutes later . Kozic complaed
the scoring.
Momson. a 22-year-old rookie
wh o attended Ca l State
Fullerton. made six saves in re·
cording the shutout.
The Aztecs continue lbe
Holland portion of their tour
Tuesday night when they face
the Utrecht Football Club.
I akers TriU1Dph;
Waltoit Sits It Out
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DIUYBY! INGLEWOOD <AP> -
Jamaal Wilkes and
Norm Nixon scored 20
points each to lead a
balanced Los Angeles
attack Sunday as lbe
Lakers rolled to ~ 104·93
victor y over the San
Diego Clippers in the
finl game ol an NBA
presea.soo double·header
at the Forum. I In the n lgbtc,ap,
David Tbompeoa, Tom
Boswell and Bobby
Wilken:oa -didn't play
because of varioua
mlnor lnjuries and ill-
nesses.
Meaowb l l e. a
spokesman for lbe Cllp-
pen announced SUnday
that the team bu slped
forward Marvin Barnes
to a mul"-year contract.
Ter ms were not dis·
closed.
ONM AND e&osm ..
PLANt9 TO"' YC>Ua .-S
CARS • TRUCKS
... lOAM CAH.,._.. ~
11EODORE ROBINS LEASING CO.
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Cesta Meta ~ 54CM2 I I
Purvis Short sCQred 18 p oi nts and Wayn e ~~~~~~~~ ........ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
Cooper whipped Denver,
118·100.
All five Loe Angeles
·starters scored in do\1bte·
fi1urea as the Lakers
raised their preseason
mark to 3-1. The Clip·
pers dropped to 1-4.
Kareem Abdul·Jabbar
bad 18 points and 10 re-
bound a ; S p e n ce r
H aywood added 13
points and nine re·
bounds and rookie
Earvin "Magi c "
J ohnson, making bis
flrst start f or Los
Angeles, bad 11 points
and six a.ubta.
Re1erve cuard
Freeman Williams led
the Cllppera with 30
polnta. Su Dteco played
without Blll Walton
beeaUM of aoreesl ln
the cente('• left f~.
. Seven Golden State
playen ICOl"ed in double
n1ure1 u the Warriors
raised tbelr pnuaaon
record to 3·1. Denver
dropped to CH. •~•John Cou1hru bad 1' polnu for tb• Warrlon and J o Jo
WbU• and Ra1mond
TOWDHDd added 12
point. eaeb. Rod Orittln
paced the Naaett with
20 pomtl. Bo~ &WI and
Oat\· IH•I added 1P
poina.1 aplec• for
Deaver.
J'our Denver 11.UUn
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·• ,. ...-. "' rM• ·•1• '1 2 ···~ IMju , ... ,I ~ ':..::: ~ 2 • • ~ "" ""°''0 • ' "" UAW GM Pact J "!.,__Ill .!!?, '-!" i ~~ ~ .. .tolf 4J m.--~·JJl!t'° ';::•"' ~s~t"'l " t ~ ;i:-~ . . ·· ,. ~·~ *6'" 130: ~i ~" ~f1~ J Jt 11-.-" ~Ttl tl& t ~ ""':.:·~ ~1111111 I t '! 14 DETROIT (AP> -The United
' 11i ~ -p::: ':.U. • • ~ ~ t. n J: ~.~ ;~~~' » ' "'> 1;...,_ \iii ,.11~: 111: as 1 Jt~ 1~ Auto Worke~ union rank and rile .'I~,~:: ~ fl1·· J1 : :: ~~;: .• , Ir'~.;. =~1~::, 1::: '; ~"; ~ ~~i\}[81.n 1 , !; ~ have overwhelminfly· approved a • • a;.: -.. Ui ';; ..... = * m r ~ Mll~j... ~ ; .. ;;'--" OIHl•s10 ~ , ': -~ tbree-year naUona contract with ~.-_c-c -.... ~1 ... ~ ,·,,,, ,. ilt11: U !!~, f:~ \ ~ "':.:. 5 .. 11 U U'lll: \\ General Motora Corp., the nation'•
,. , • " • ·; ' .. MliJ' • 1 eu 1-. '°' '°" .,._ " No. l automaker.
.. , ~ Tt r. m 1 -/" lA " : 1? 't '-•CA ,-;,."', -~· "" Approval came by better than a 2·1 ,.aa ' " • " wi ' .& • ~ lllQllf a.to . ' ~· " marJl,n, w1t.b 72 percent lD fa1'0f, ~
~ Wlloo announced Sunday ntsbt wtth :· , ... ~ •'4 •~I • .,,.,: ~:..n. ::.:r .it!J ;.., ,_._ 152of1M local.I reporUD1.
"' ·""" "• ' ' ,--~ ~· Ji9 • • ;m-The announcement came lfter two
., n weeb ol wun. oa the pad reached 'l 11 :i .l ,~~ '6' ,,,_,.,: ~ 'ft 1ot-: :"""'. '1~1f ~ .. : "' b)' QAW and OM i&ln.en Sept. tT, I~ ,,J 'I f..! " i .l ~ • , .. '! . fL ~ ~ aboUt nve boun ore • mWDiO.t
'I ,: I I !!~ j f~ ~ &'i:l 1 ~ i:i-ii;~'jJ 3 l·~· naUonal •trike dead e.
MDndlo/. Octobet 1. urn DAILY PILOT
LargattaBut•rt1
Consumer Debt
l Perils Ecoliomy·l
87 SYLVIA POltfta
(Ffrrt Of five colwnu.1
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Amooi the p-e-test lhreatl to the U.S. economy-and '
in fact. t.o ecooomle, the world over -Is the mualve total,
of debt, consumer and international, banctnc over our
financial structun..
Sbould the current bualnesa aUde in our nation deepen,!
broaden and endure.tar be)'Oftd most expectations and turn •
from a recession i.nto•a · major-.lump, a key reason would
be our inability to band.le t.beae debt.a. -·· ·
Mll..UONS OF AMERICANS are way over their beads
in de bt light now, and could aU too e~ily fall into a trap
from whiCh bankruptcy would be the only escape.
JU8t coosider these few statistics:
-Out of every 18
cons umers in America,
:at leut one is oow in
deep. unma nageable
debt, according to con·
~ervative estimates ,
compared with one out
of 20 in thls squeeze as
Money's
Worth
recently as L8 months ago. (This means that on a verage
they owe an amount equal t.o 60 percent or more or their
gross annual income in installment de bts.)
-TOTAL CONSUMER inst.ailment debt alone has·
catapulted t.o the $295 billion mark, remaining month after;
month the largest consumer debt outstanding in U.S. his·· t.ory •
-Tfus de bt excludes home mortgages It alone adds·
up to roughly S4,600 for every Amen can family today,:
compared with current average U.S. income of $15,SOO. •
Meanwtule, the buying power ol the avera ge fa mily.
ts down As summer ended, the purchasing power or the ·
typical U S coosume r was 3 S percent lower than a year
ago The result? Cons umers are borrowmg to m ake up ror
the loss of their buying power and as the reeession de-
epens. and the inflauon spi ral whirls h.Jgher and higher. a;tre and more consumers borrow to try to "beat" 1t.
• Are you borrowing t.o pay for food on your table?
HAVE YOU RECENTLY asked for a oew loan before
repaying an old one., Are you digging into your savings
nest eg~ merely to get the cash to cover everyday routine
c.·x~nses.,
Are you taking cash advances from your credit cards
to pay ror the most ordinary monthly expenses -s uch as
rent, electricity. phone"'
Are yoo senously considering ta.lung out a consollda·
tioo loan, so that you can repay all of your loans and then
be left with one big monthly payment on the one big lo-an?
If your answer even to one of these questions Is "yea.··
you almost surely att over your bead in debt.
You may be a $50,000-plua executive working ror ooe of.
America's Fortune SOO companies. Or you may be a famU)"
receiving welfare. Or you're somewhere in between.
Tomorrow· Who are rite Mod v~~
Murray RobLnSOn or Laguna Niguel bas been named
'ice-president of oper ations of MSI Data Corporation of
Costa Mesa He has been direct.or of manulaCturing for
MSI. which makes portable data entry terminals. fo r the
past two years
•
Two Denny·s Restaurants in Costa Mes a ha ve
q ualified for a Southern Califorru a Gas Co Food Industry
Concern Award fo r gO<>d ~nergy mdnagement The
restaurant at 105 E 17th St cut gas use by 39 per cent a nd
the one at 290 Bristol ~t by 29 percent
•
Longo Toyota in El Monte has named Lloyd M Btt!O·
ner or Costa Mesa its general manager and Junior partner
Brenner has l7 years of experience at Toyota Motor Sales
U.S.A Ill Torrance and Chrysler Corporation tn Cleveland.
•
c. t\ Horal.Jo Alger Award, wtuch honors i.ndiVlduals who
succeed as the res ult of irutiauve. hard work and trad1
tional ideals, goes to Carl N. Karcher of Orange County.
founder and president of Carl's Jr and Taco de Carlo:.
restaurant chains.
•
Evelyn J . Flynn of Fountain Valley has been promoted
to assistant vice-president in the data control department
of Umon Bank's Southern California Servi<'e Center. She-
joined the bank in 1961.
•
Laguna Hills resident Sheryl Worth has been named.
assistant vice-president and manager or the Beve.-ly HUis
Savings and Loan Association's new Laguna Hills branch.
She wm ass ume her duties when the facility opens Oct. 1 at
25632 Alicia Parkway .
• ..
lo the field of garaae door hardware and spnnas. Freel
Walburn of San Clemente has been promoted to the PQ9i·
lion of sales mana1er for Holmes-Hally Industries in Com~
merce and Halco Spring & Manufacturing Companies hr
Cerritoa. Walburn ia a member of the California Ovemead
Door Aaaoclation and the Far Western Gara1e Door As ..
aoclaUoa.. , •
Monarch Bay resident Jamee YOO Han r~Uy hoetect
a m~ brWJ.nc 1n Aoabelm that focused OD U.. ~ In~
temalklnal 1e.lepbooe and Te.lecrapb eor,,oraUon com~
panlet ln Callfomia. He i1 rrr vtce·president and I~
1eneral mana1er or ITT Componenu Oroup-Nortt\
America and Can.DOD Worldwtde l.n Sant.a Ana. l
• l
' • t Charlts AlmWOl'Gl bu beee pnmoted to vice P.-.1·'
dent 1t Home Federal Sariqa and Lou Alaodation of:
San Dtero. Ht LI a member of the AQ>ericu Yout.b Soccer:
Or1anl.ution ud llva ln ~ S.ecb wttb b.ls wile,•
Bonnie. Md lbetr two ch~. i
• The bpari) of dincton of Donet,.Sa .... ~ Al•t aoclatJoa .... Coli.. llesa havoe decl~a-_aeml·ueaal;
clJvldtnd of ti cea&I per .a..... to W p.114 Oct. M to; atod:~nolrecord Oct. J. ~ •
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"He took it away from
the veterinarian!"
FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
7 -• DR~ .... (A)H~TS
SEX?
SHOE
MOON MULLINS
\ C\ u -PEANUn
UMAl WE'RE WORKIN6
1°"/ARO, SALLI(, IS
E~fOR~EN
IN Sf'OR1'5 ...
mrs A 6000 ~ •
DON'T '(OU THINK ?
10 · I
FUNKY WINKERBEAN
, . , ..
by Ch1rtts M . 5chul1 11~ GEORGE
by Tom Batiuk
I ~DER WHAT'6 rAKINb
"THE ~llAl~S 60 L.D~& ~ 1HE6E 1Hl~o "TAKE TIM£ ,At-JN.
I F IT HAPPENED REAL FA51 I
™E.4'0 CAU.. 11 '8LJNOIN<7 ARBITRATlO~ I!
IHA1'b WHAT T ADN\1R£
A.BOOT £.K>Ll , FRED . EUEN W~ 1HIN&b &f;T~~J'!iJ CA~ 6Till MAKE BAD .l)~. r •
by Lynn Johnston
UD6T HOW MOCH ooes THE t<tD
t<NOW····
by Jeff MacNelly
by Ferd & Tom Johnson
DRABBLE
CAN '40\J ~ ~E1'111N&
1'o M-. MA1~ 'fLtA1' "'' L1-"'mcc 11\E \..OOIC O\.O~lt ~
'--
DR. SMOCK
DINN5R
W l l,...L,... e>e ReAc::>Y IN
AN HOU R ,
K t PPO
MISS PEACH
KELLY SofA?~
POPULAR-ITY
EVALUAT10N
BOA'2.0-.. )
~cl..l..O! ro L.IKE TO KNOW II=
rM TME TYPE w~ POPtAL.AI:
AND WEU.·1.IKEO Ott 1ME ~
NOBODY WAN T?° ArOIAND?
THE FAMILY CIRCUS by Bil Keane _G_o_R_oo ___ ,... ____ oa~-----.... by ~us Arriola
COMICS/CAOSSWOA~
by Ylrlll P111ct19
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by Kevin fa91ft
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by George Lemont
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by Mefl uzarius :
TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE
"Thirty days hath September. How many days
does October hath?"
DENNIS THE MENACE
I JUDGE PARKER
<f>REOCCUPrED.
STEVIE 8TART5
WALKIN6 ACR0!;5
AN INTER6ECTION,
NOT HEARIN6 A
POl;ICEMAN'~
f'.RANTIC
WARNIN(;'
by Harold Le Doux
by Tom K. Ryan.
OH.90\'! l'Vf: AJ..WAVS WAN'TW T'
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IN t.16H'15l
by Emit Bushmilltr
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Rossi offers support to prison inmate
Kene Holliday on "Lou Grant" tonight at
10 on CBS, Channel 2
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REPORT m MUSICAL COMEDY
TOHIOKT
SylVla Fine IC.o1ye hoala 11111
rOVMIW or eo y.ara 1n tlle
Ameocan Mutocal l1-tre
•tdrrlng Carol Burnett,
Richard Ch&mberllln.
Jot>n Oavldaon and many
OlhefS
()) P.M. MAGAZINE
A too' Bl Lenny and Ille
SQUigtones 1n concert, 8 7. '
year-old ~ Cochran,
"grande dame of dollrnal<·
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SHADOW
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rival schoOl convinces
Coech Reeve!l' lop QU8tll
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ll<lopfs lour orphaned wot!
p.)ps and deeply Chentt*8
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hrs)
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TONIGHT ·.,
$yMa Fine K..,. l'IOoltt t11t1
....... ol 60 Y"" In Wl8
Am«tc:M Mu11Ul Thealre
tlatring Carol 811rMt1,
Richard Chamberlain,
John ~ 8lld many
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Felbl dlnlc:t• • movie bullt
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deMw"mlnecl f<><eogri ol11Cer
over ,,,. medical tr•tment
or a wounded Korean
WOfTlen W"°"1 I lie olflcef' Is
81'1klOUI to onletrogate D THE 1TTH
AHHIVERSAAY TONtOHT
SHOW
Johnny Carson celebtetes
"'' 17th ann1-sary as 11<>•1 of "Tiie T on1ght
Show ' with a lwo-hOUJ
special· leatu<lng hts now-
famou. monologues and
~•ble Clips lrom pre-
v>OUa llllOWS
ID MEIN GRIFFIN
0.-11 Steve Allon. N<><-
man Fell, MltUreen Mc:Oo-
_.,,, Dottle A1Chll>akl 0.
Laureooe J . "'91er m MAM AUS8al.
""-lea's lead•no pe>111oeai
humontt leavvs norh1no
sacted aa ho altaelta !"'1
t>eadl~ of Ille day in lhos
~I from Ille Kalhlltinu
Cornell Theatre 1n Now
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•••• 1 Cool H.ind Lu~ ..
( 1967) P11ul Newman
f.e0<ge KennftCly A yoong
man on a chain gang Wiii\
"" unquenctlable 1h11111 10<
heeclom dehell au aull>O<•
I)'. Qa!nlng the admiration or hlS follow conV\Cts 12 ,,,. ,
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RESORT
G.,1 penics when .,.... drl·
covers Ouane'a pet mouM1 .. ~
Whtie Thlb and Trac> er•
underwater In a ..-voW
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ABC • 6:80-Monday Nieht Foot-
ball. The New England Patriots take on
the Green Bay Packen in top.igbt'a con-
test. -
KCET@ 8:00 -·Musical Comedy
Tonight. Sixty,years of musical theat~r
in America ar e reviewed with Carol
.. Burnett, Richard Chamberlain and John
Davidson (see story below) .
NBC II 9:00 -J ohnny Carson's 17th
Anniversary'. A two-hour special featur-
ing memorable moments from past
"Tonight" programs.
deed With cake better trom
one of,,.,~ inMt•· piec:.onhn...,..era.
·~~ Norman eor..n pr-I•
o.c:ar-winning and nomi-
nated 8"0t1 fllme
10:00 8 Cl) LOU GRANT
Lou 1M1n1 tile jOurnaitllm
daa he has llQ<eed to
IC)8ak in front of 11 made
up ot prison inmates
angcwed by the ""''"°"""' of tlleif Pac>e< ee NEWS
8) NIGHT GAU.EA'Y
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d1SC:redrted ph~n. now
on Skid row. llOC!s a medi-
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GUMt Wiiham Styron
(Part •1 ot 21
11:30 II Cl) CM NEWS
SPa:W. "90RT
A report on Pope John
Paul It's .W.tonc ~ to tho
United Slat• IS p<._,ted
8 NBC NEWS 8PECIAl.
REPORT
.k>ftn Chenoellot ano r r
Robert 0 Donnell report
on Pope .JOl>n Paul II' I his·
tone "'"1 to ,,,. Unneo
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12:30 8 OAAONET
O MOW * * ''> "The M.,_ Who
Wanted To LIV'e F-..'
( t970) Stu1rt Wtlllman,
Senay O..W... A '-1 IUf·
geon ~ to Illa hor·
•or ,,,., tho _,ch cen-
lf!f ~ .... ""°"'' .. actu-ally • la1>ora1ory tor
SINSIOf axpeomenll. (2
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LOS ANGELES (AP> -"Musical Comedy
Tonight" is a joyful, affectionate look at four
$roadway shows, typifying SO years of musical
comedy.
El\ch. in its way. illustrates a change in the
thealtet, and scenes from the four are brought to
life just as they were originally presented on the
sta ge. The shows are "Good News" from 1927,
"Anything Goes" from 1934, "Oklahoma!" from
1943 and "Company" from 1970.
For one s how. "Anything Goes," Ethel
Merman from the Broadway cast recreates ber own
sc;enes.
"MUSICAL COMEDY 'roNlGHT," which airs
tonight at 8 on KCET, Channel 28. was first titled
"Four Runs, Four Hits, Four Eras" by Sylvia Fine
Kaye. who conceived the idea, put the show
together and p~vides the on-camera narration. ·
"E ach play was selected to represent a maJOr
change in musicaJ comedy," said Mrs. Kaye, who
married one of the performers from her own fi rst
Broiidway show, "Straw Hat Revue." After that,
she. and Danny Kaye merged careers and she
wrd'te most or bis songs and was involved in the
producUoo of bis movies; and television specials.
" 'Good News' was or the '20s. It represented
tht spirtt and feeling of the times, although it
wa8'Jl'l necessarily the best play," she said. "It
was the first musical with really broad, mass ap-
peal.
.. 'ANYTHING GOES' I picked because Cole
Porter broUgbt a sophJalicatioo to the theater, a
kind of open, sly kind of sexual and social satire,"
'Attiea' on T V
Si~ for R io t Mot;ie Set
she continued. "The show was a social satire mas-
querading as low~omedy.
"'Ok lahoma!' changed the theater. then there
wa sn't any real chang~ until 'Company' came
along. In 'Oklahoma 1' J6r the first time the lyrics·
of the songs were very much a part of the story.
and 'Company' was a turn. It was the bitter,
cynical, cold look at society rather than in·
di vi duals that typifies the '70s."
Among the stars appearing in the 9<>-minute
special are Carol Burnett, Richard Chamberlain.
John Davidson, Agnes de Mille, Sandy Duncan.
Rock Hudson, Bernadette Peters an~ Bobby Van.
THE SHOW GOT ITS start u1direcUy the year
Mrs. Kaye conducted a seminar in musical com·
edy at Yale. Many or the faculty -and even Jrv-
tng Berlin -wanted to come to the class lo listen
"I thought to myself if ther e was s uch
widespread interest , maybe it should have a larger
aud ience," s he s aid. "And one day m class. one of
my brighter young men asked me why f said that
Ethel Merman was such a great musical comedy
star. He said, 'I've listened to her records and her
voice isn't that much.'
·'I said there are some people who are born
with a magical quality -because 1 believe stars
are born. I said it's something you really have to
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see. I thought to myself, 'II I could Just take them
all by the hand into the theater.' And that's really
graduruly how this evolved."
THAT WAS THE EASY part. Jt toot two years
to get a grant lo pay production costs or nearly
$700.000, months of patient negotiation to secure
rights -and months more of detective work to
find long-forgotten musical sheelc; and information
on the productions.
It took less persuasion to get the stars, Mrs.
Kaye said "All the stars worked for scale. I got
the people that I wanted and it never occurred to
rne I wouldn't gel them. f'riends or mme 10 the
business said I was dreaming They'd never go on
PBS. they'd never do it for scale, and even Lf they
wanted to. they're too busy
"So I called the bus~st one first I called Carol
Burnett She'd evidently hear<i about it. anQ, she
said. 'When and where do you want me'>' She said
she'd love to play Ado Annie in 'Oklahoma •' and
s mg 'I'm J ust a Gr rl Who Cam't Say No "
Mrs Kaye said she was gwded partly by the
words of F red Astaire. who told her. " 'For
heaven's sake, don't make fun of us. We were do·
ing the best we could.· I said, 'You were not only
doing the best you could there were some
marvelous lb.ings.' "
MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY
"APOCAL Y_PSE NOW" !Rl
"MOONRAKER" (PG)
"CAPRICORN ONE"
"ROCKY II" IPGl
"MORE AMERICAN GRAFFITI"
"ALMOST SUMMER'" (PG)
"HOT STUFF" (PG)
"THE VILLAIN"
"WHEN A STRANGER CALLS" <R>
"THE WARRIORS"
"UP IN SMOt<f"
"HOOPEA"
"ALIEN .. (R}
''EYES OF LAUR~ MARS'"
"WHEN A STRANGER CALLS" (R)
"LITTLE GIRL WHO LIVED DOWN THE LANE"
,.HE MUPPET MOVIE ..
"REVENGE OF THE PINK PANTHEI' .. (PG l
Wl'1ll COMEDY TO 001
988
WAICltPUBUC TV: YOU'LL UKE THI LOOKS Of IT.
TONIGHT
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MacNeil/Lehrer
Report
To Tiie Poi nt
More than you'll hear anywhere else
on a top news event or the day
71IOPM
Musical C0111edy
Tonight
( Mu1lc•I Th••ter
Ov•rvlew
Sylvra Fine Kaye 1nterv1ews the star~
of the mumal stage.
Mark
Russell
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W ashington. O.C.
,,
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Backstage at 'Erita,
"Evita" star Patti Lupone (second from
left) li overwhelmed by backstage visits
from (left to rtght) Lynn Redgrave, Ginger
..
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musivaJ's Broadway preview.
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By tile Associated Press
The following are Billboard's hot record hits
for the week ending Oct. 6 as they appear m lhis
week's issue of Billboard magazine.
HOT SINGL~
1. "Sad EyeS:' Robert John ( EMJ)
2 "Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough" Michael
Jackson (Epic)
3. "Rise" Herb Alpert (A&M>
4. "My Sharona" The Knaclc (Capitol)
5. ·•sail On" Commodores <Mot.own)
6. "Lonesome Loser" Little River Band""
<Capitol>
1. "J'U Never Love This Way Again" Dionne
Warwick (Arista)
8. "Pop Muzilc" <Sire)
9. "After The Love Has Gone" Earth, Wind &
Fire (Arc)
10. "Dim All The Lights" Donna Summer
(Casablanca)
TOP LPs
1. "ln Through The Out Door" Led Zeppelin
<Swan Song)
2. "Gel The Knack" The Knack <Capitol)
3. "Slow Traln Coming" Bob Dylan (Colum-
bia)
4. "Midnight Magic" Commodores <Motown)
5. "Off The Wall" Michael Jackson <Epic)
6 ... Breakfast Jo America" Super tr amp
(A&M ) ~ 7. "Risque" Chic <Atlantic:)
8. "Head Games" Foreigner< Atlantic)
9. "Rust Never Sleeps" Nell Young & Crazy
Horse (Reprise) .
10. "First Under The Wire" Little River Band
<Capitol)
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Instead of the hum-along melody approach
typical or soundtracks. the "Apocalypse Now"
music ls al times intentionally difficult to isolate,
cleverly arlslng out or the film's activity or noise -
explosions. the chat or ma chine guns, the slap.slap or
helicopters. One brief segment might have been
called ''Solofor Rotor Blades ...
"It's not being put out to be a-gold. or platinum,
or an instants mash. You can'tdant'eto it. It's not go·
ing to be in discos." said Rubinson, whose 14 years in
the music business have earned tum a wall covered
with gold recordsforperformershehas handled ·
ORDINARILY. RUBINSON said, a soundtrack
composer 1s comm1ss1oned lo wnte ct score with
variations of a theme to complement a film
· But that convention al approach might hdve
taken somewhat less than lhe six months Rubinson
spent collaborating on the score, over1ee1ng the
music soundtrack budget. contracting the player..
and recording and mixing
Rubinson. introduced to Coppold by fnends.
found he wanted a soundtrack tailor made. cut-by
cue. Coppola dominated the creation as he-domsnat
ed the five years spent making the film. an adap1.1
uon of Joseph Conrad·-." Hf'artofDarkrn .. s-.
"THE MOST DIFFJCUL T thing wa;, to un
derstand exactly what Francis wanted ... .,aid
Rubinson. who recalled contmual renovallon of ~
basic score Carmine Coppola rendered from his
son's ideas.
"I've seen every scene in this film at least 100
times and know the dialogue by heart." R\lbinaon
said lo discussing the 1 ~-hour record. The film runs
two hours, 27 minutes .
The electricall y f asbioned skeleton 1s fleshed out
by the use of other m atenal. includin g Wagner .,
"The Ride of The Valky rie~ ... <md The Doors "The
End."
GUIDED BY A CRUDE piano e~pres.,1on
Rubmson's recordin~ team used -.ynthesizero; to
create an 1rut1al sound or to transform the sound of
instruments into sometlung precisely suited to Cop·
p0l a· s vision
The net result 1s a musically ttonom1cal sc<>re
that embellis hes the film in its own fated. ironic and
somber juices and means htUe standmg on its own as
an understandable story or as a mus1caJ expenence
in the mass market sense.
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o.llyl'I ... ~ .. ·~~ Mr. and Mrs. Ken Krum and sons Brent and Drew, from left, prepare for a family outing in home-built, four-place airplane.
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Of .... Delly ....... lieff
I It came in nine large boxes contai.ning 1,000 bap of bolts
and miacellaneoua parts and 20 enCineering drawlD1s
descrlblq bow to aaaemble it. ·
For tbe do-tt-~er. tt was tbe ulttmate ldt.
It's a BD-4 single engine, four-place airplane that cruises
at 150 mph: it's Ken Krum's meana of tranaport1n1 bia wife and two llOllS OD family outings.
It took Krum 2200 hours -two and ()Jle-half years -to
build the airplane in his Newport Beach garage.
"It was the talk or the neighborhood," says Krum, 36, a
data processing manager at Pacific Scientific in Anabelm.
."I essentially worked on it every weekend and on vaca·
lions," says Krun. "The idea was to get it built as speedily
as possible so we could enjoy it, which is what we did.''
The plane was completed in late 1975 and Krum since
then has flown to Idaho, Texas, Arizona, Nevada, San Fran-
cisco and Fresno "to see the folks."
Because of the heavy air traffic in Orange County and
Los Angeles counties, he prefers long-distance flying. ·
However, he says, most experimental aircraft, a~ home-
made planes are designated by the Federal Aviation Ad·
ministration, are not designed for cross-country flying.
Home-built planes also normally have only one or two
seats.
Krum's four-place plane has two seats in front (they're
from an old Honda Civic) for him and bis wife, Sue who did
the upholstery on the door panels. The two rear seats for sons
Dl'ew, 11, and Brent. 9t for the tlme"'belng are sliDply roam
cuabions. .
Krum, who learned to fly while maJoring tn mechanical
engineering at Callforrua Polytechnic State University, San
Luis Obispo, hadn't flown for 10 years when he aaw an ad for
the kit In a magazine.
The thought of aaaembling a flying machine that would take blm and bis family Into the wild blue yonder didn't
pbaaeKrum.
"I was always a do-it-yourselfer," be explaln.s.
Besides, it cost ~m about S9,000 to build what '5 the -equivalent of a $50,000 'store-bought" plane.
After tbe boxes arrived the Krums spent 24 hours inven·
toring the parts. .
"They give you the engineering drawings, but the order
you cut the shapes, dril.l the boles and build it is up to you,"
he says.
Krum says the most difficult problem to overcome was
the garage noor which was not level.
It was critical that be have a level surface for building
the plane's aluminum fusilage: being off a fraction of an inch
could spell disaster.
He solved the problem by filling an 18·foot length of hose
with water and using it as a level. He says he adapted that
from a trick he learned while laying pipeline on the farm
near Fresno where he grew up.
She's On , Der Own~
And Making It Work
By JUDITH OLSON
Ol IM Delly PlloC Staff
Like most 19-year-olds, Shirley Anderson
knew that there would be a time for her to leave
home and venture out on her own. .
For her, however, the move would be more
difficult. Al. a victim or multiple sclerosis, she
bu liWe cootrol over her muscles and bu great
difflculty getting around and talking.
Sbe thoucbt about leavina for a whole year
and then toot the plunae a llWe over a month
ago, despite protests from her parents, who said
it couldn't be done.
Even ber older sister, 21, told her she
CQ,Uldn't bandle it. "She waa afraid for my safe-
ty," Miu Andenon said.
"lily parents never believed me. They said I
wu retarded and couldn't move out."
But otherwise Miss Anderson is in full
charge of benelf. She cooks, cleans house, goes
to the movies and entertains much as any other
single woman might.
She al.so writes and paints and has bad her
. work published .in a book, "An Exceptional
View ol llfe," written and illustrated by ban·
dicapped children. _. ·
In her writing Miss Anderson expresses her
philosophy:
"When I'm doing anything, I appreciate lt
more. They (able-bodied people) take lt for
granted. ll anybody cooks dinner they whlp lt
up Just like that.
"ll I try to make a meal, it's bard for me."
She does take time to cook for others,
however, and spares no effort to make a nice
table.•
Because test flying experimental alttraft is banned In
OranB Cowl~. ~plane-for the first time out ol
Chino airport.
And. becauae he hadn't flown in a decade, he served u
co·pUot while a flying instructor hiend served aa pilot.
A.a a precaution in case ol a mishap, Krum asked the fire
department ror a fire ex:tioqui.sber. He waa surpi.sed when a
fire truck arrived and stood by.
But all went well durtq tbe ~ tuJ tes~ ud lD·
it.iaJ seven-minute fiighL ..
The ooly problem was that J<rum bad for1otten to seal
_around the doors. The sound of-the wind whistling into the
airplane be says, "was like' standing next to a locomotive."
After tJ>e test flight, Krum says, "we had breakfast, then
flew for two and a half hours."
As rar as Krum is concerned, he can't thjn)t or anything
more satisfying. ·
"F1yin~ as my one great love," be says . "It's relaxing. It
totally takes me away from m y responsibilities. When I fly
I put everything into it.··
Although he still does do-it-yourself projects around the
house-be does metalwork and woodwork and fixes ap·
pliances-Krum doesn 't plan on building another airplane.
"I'm not sure 1·d ever have the time again," be says. "It
really is a lot of work."
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But Shirley Anderson persisted and her
1_ear cL preparaUon bu Paid _!>ff. She bas th«mP* ol different ways to improvise tub
tbat are taken for IJ'.Ulted by an able-bodied
penoo md iotten her flnances in order to
euure Independence.
It waa lasagna, garlic toast and chocolate
pie with wblppeet cream the other ni&bt for
sqme d her apeclal friends.
TO IL\ltE cooKi:NG euier, the teen·a1er ts
bavlnM her occupational tberapjat deal1n
special t.oola to be held in her mouth.
St;rley Anderson, 19, lives alone in spite of her handicap and talka with the help of•
new video terminal. She can speak r~ldly with the new equipment and slftJ has a
Id d fu(1 doing it. . . ••1 KNEW n would be bard,'' she conceded
onr eaftee ID ber sunny Costa ll•a apartment.
.. Jhd I dlouSbt it wu time to leave."
Sbe plcied Costa Mesa because it wu elo8e
to U.. ICt.ool where she vohmteen and near Or...-a.t CoUele wbe.-e lbe la a student.
......, AD4er'loa ..lf!an to be an atnm• ;11 ......... md a Pl'ettJ I. Sbe lpeab taowl)', » rtNd ...... labon HDtwea with laumor,
• Niii • ber Yideo terminal to ttammlt her
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llM ...... lbe eaatt be l.ndepeadeDt 'ftthOU' ... cs on--fl'Madl. • • 'b, .... tomd • l'OOIDIDMe wbo will ...... .. .. .n .......... ,.umc ber
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Other equipment would be helpful to her. too,
but 1be .. YI th&J "money's ticbt-9peclal.ly
when you're bandicapped. •'
There are more obstacles to o)'ercome.
Wben lbe mt.a to 10 to Cmovie or abop lbe baa
to either call Dlal a IJft (which requlrea ad·
vance planntn1 became reMrVaUoa.a must be
made Nvera1 da7I ahead) or 1et friends to
drive ber.
8be aften "8ell benelt home lb her chair.
over tM ~ cur• ID Colt.a Mesa with tbe
ltarel ol dlabellevinl puten·bJ.
DeellDI wttb tbe public ls frustratinl to
11111 ADdlrlon. "Wben I 10 out bl tbe communl·
ty, ti I cbl't Med lMlt tbe7 alw.,a belp me," ab• 1al4. .. It I Deed tt they won't belp me."
-avr ...... SY ADdenoD ll optlma.Uc
-1b011t lier Ufe. 8be teases a frlead tbat
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they wouldn't know each other "ll she were
able,bodied."
And. lbe bu dreams and uplratloaa. One
la to IO to Hawali and another ls to ~ a van.
Both seem out of reach, al.nee· both are coetly
(the vtblde would be '35,000), but with ber de-
termination, both may be obtained IOIDe clay.
Sbe &>laQa to have a caner either u a re-
habllitatfon COWIHlor.or a ti.••M11woman, blr-1.ni only tbe baadicapped, or ID a fteld wort.lq
with cblldrtn.
11111 ~ alto plw to take a clua la
"btcbelor livlq" at OCC, tboulb I friend klda
that the could probably tMCb tbe dau better
Ulan tbe lDIVuetol' •
Sbe CCIDC9ded Uaat•DOllDQ abe could, with
all tbe auniYal Uilll lhe·IMii ·leiined tbe bard way.
..
She particularly could help others Ute
herself set alCJlll well oa their own. ·
"U JOU can't 1et by with )'OW' bands, you use
your moulb or ftpn out wbat put ol )'OW' bodr
you can use," lbe uplatned.
One ol her trick.a ii mountlq her apartment
key oa a clotbelpln, wblcb lbe \IHI with her
m®th. •
It IDQ take her a little lc:Jqer than a
normal penoa to open tbe door but she ac-
com pll1be1 tbe task eventually, like ahe
acblev• m&a1 odler tb.1Dp wblcb seem lm· poesl ble for ber .
One d tbe stroaa•t parta ol ber body. not
surprtstnclY, ii ber mouth, .becaun It doel
many boulelleeptq lalb sueb u eoottn1 and openlnl tbl docit.
And,:tt tlbilea a lot.
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1111 mbld rac. Uou. tGrmblC a plot and dneJnplQI ct.aract.n IOC' a aeMDce flCdam atorJ.
lbe bodJ lap bebi.Dd, ~ kllD to DO end. 0. ca.a•t ..... to cln-. tM ...... llU baodl WCID't boW a
peneU'°~
Jobn Kubam hu cerebral pala7 ud la t.ra..,.t by 11'1 '
W,, a buDdle ot muse ... that woo'l r.pond to 1iia braln'1
eommmda.
llubaln, a 11-year~d ltudlat trom Wtfialiuter, bu
manapd, over ml.QY moot.bl, to write bla story, however,
and now bopea to sell it to ralle f\lftd1 for • new
wbeelchalr.
The creaUve worll wu difftcuJt beeauae Maxham bid
to form each word Jettel'by-lelter Od a calculator-like
device wblcb l~wa out the 1M11qe OG D&rfOW paper.
, A. be made lbe tape1, tbey were lranacribed by a
volunteer t.ypiat until &he 1tory wu complete.
Though the youth wu often frustrated with the slow
speed be acknowledges -by tape -that life i.s much
better now that be bas a Canon Communicator at bis
diaponl.
The device ii part of a new category of equipment
designed to beJp people like Maxham communicate.
The equipment is expensive, and many handicapped
eenom can't afford It. Butt.be "Cat.cb-2 2' • aoeordinc to
FAIR, a new nonprofit orsanbatlon, ts tbat wttb the
equipment mu,y dfladvantated people could be aalntu.lly
employed.
PA.JR. wblcb 1tand1 for Plaanclal .U1lltuace for
lndtp.seat RebabWtation, waa born ln April andloll Just
1etUQ1 under way ln iat.hertna money to mate •-colt
lout foe sue& devices.'
lt wd named FAIR, according to Sharon Kurt&,
voluntary cbalrpenoo, because "life lan't always that
way."
8oll)e equipment ia specially tailored for apecillc uaen
but much ot it can be purcbued for claaaroom or jolnt use.
Costs ranie from around $800 to ~.ooo and It can do a
variety ot tbiDp. Here is a sample ol what the· nonverbal
bandi~ penoo hu to choose from:
-Autocom. Tbe user runs an "iron" over a board,
which la lettered. Wbeo the iron stops on a particular letter
It appears oo a screen to slowly form sentences. $4,500.
' -Handlvolce. A computer voice is activated when
buttons att' puabed. Users can make telephone calla wsl.ng
this equipment. 12,000.
-Fonn a Pbrue. Similar to the H~ice except
the recordine is a child's voice. Cosf ls $1,850.
-Zygo 100. A series of pictures and lights. When
button is pushed appropriate picture lights up. Cost, $900.
T
-Communl-Mate. A computer whJcb l• operated by
different kinda of switchea, depeD(Una on the capablllUes
of the user.
WOl'da appear oo video term.J.nal. Cost la 12,200.
Members of the FAIR staff will help clients determine
wblch tool ls beat for t.bem and then help t.bcm aet
vocaUooal goala, aay,1 Judy Montgomery;..a FAIR board
member who a1ao la a speech pathologist at Plavan Sc~l.
Fount.a1o Valley.
She bu bigh praise for FAIR and its goal of
clrcumventlng lbe communication problems of the
handicapped.
"People witb neurological problems ar e oflen
ml.Ju.ndentood." she said. They can't sign or write notes.
But they have the intellectual capacity to form messages.
"'!be equipment enables thetn to bypass speech but
have laniuaae."
FAIR bu not set lta financial goals yet but does have
some fund-railing events already on the calendar.
FAIR alao la aelline dlacount coupons for Samba's
re9taurant.s whlcb return a portion of the profits to the
organlzaUoo.
Further information ls available from FAIR at
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BJ SYDNEY Ollila
.AalES Olar. 21-Apr. 19): Accent on
ce lebraticlo. friendship, fulfillment ol hopes,
wiabee. Look beyond the immedJate -you
could be going places. Wrlte,•advertise, publish,
op e n lines of communication. Gemini,
Sagittarius persons figure prominently.
TAURUS (Apr. 20-May 20): Emphasis on
clim bi ng, reaching beyond apparent
limitations, testing your mettle, settling dispute
with superior. Be methodical where security is
concerned. Aquarius, Leo, Scorpio natives
figure prominently.
G2lllNI (May 21-June 20): Movement,
writing, self-expression, ability to articulate
emotions -these figure prominently. Another
Gemini could be in picture. A change occurs
· and you benefit. Long-range plans, travel,
spiritual enlightenment command attention.
CANCER (June 2l·July 22): Dig beneath
surface -investments, money, emotional
commitments figure prominently. Cash, time
payments, special purchases are highlighted,
alon g with domestic adjustments, home
remodeling. Taurus, Libra, Scorpio persons
could play key roles.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Be suapicious,
careful, discerning; define meanlnp, steer
away from pompous claims, "falling for" one
who spells intrigue. as contrasted to happiness.
You have choice betwee n self-deception and
road to genuine fulfillment. Choose wisely!
VlllGO (Aug. 23·Sept. 22): Accent on basic
services, verification of quotes and source
material. Older individual likes you and makes'
room for you at top. Don't back down from
opportmi.ity. You are able, capable and have
necessary support. Capricorn native figures
prominently. .
LIBtA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): You receive
mol'e-than-usual attention. Imprint style,
express self in creative manner. Member of
opposite sex confides dilemma. Don't cast first
stone. Another Libra -and an Aries -figure ln
your personal scenario.
SCOtPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21): You get chance
to build oo solid base, to acquire property, to
establish rights, territories. Leo, Aquarius
natives figure in scenario. Independence, fresh
concepts, a meeting of Olinds with one who
previously opposed you -these areas also are
highlighted. .
SAGITTAJUUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): ldeu,
bunches, teaching and learning processes come
totether. 'lbe "mix" or blend proves beneficial.
Cycle la favorable for tripa, reunions, making
inqulrles and obtalnlne, answers. Cancer,
Ca pricorn, Aquariui natives figure
prominently.
CAPIUCORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): You get
what you need through display of versatility,
contact.a made at social event, willingness to
u pand concepts. Gemini, Sagittarius and the
number 3 figure prominently. Money picture
takes on brighter bue.
AQUA<.JS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Accent OD
new hope, initiative, shakin1 off lethargy.
lud1ment, timing are apt to be oo target. Break throup to new dimensions. Diaplay pioneering
tnatlncts. Another Aquarian and a Scorpio
fi1ure in scenario. PISCES (Feb. 19-Mar. 20): Solitude is
temporary. Being alone ls not same as being
lonely -you learn it lgain and lain "rare
lDlitbts." Members of oppaeite JeX encourages
and boolts morale. RelaUonabip ~mes more
lateme. You're asked to make a declsioo.
By C.G. JleDANJ.EL ._...._..,.....t'tlw
CHICAGO -"'lbe only thing that will
stop falling hair ls the noor."
So advises John T. Capps m. who ts
bald and proud of it. U you're bald or
getting there, just relax and enjoy it.
"Bald ls beauWuJ," he proclaims,
along with about 5,500 members of Bald
Headed Men of America, which
includes three women and many foreign
members. They range in age from 11 to
95 years.
And medical authorities agree. So far.
anyway, it la not possible to do anything
to stop hair from falling out. Once it
bas, the -baldies have the option of
buying something to cover it up or -in
some cases -having a hair transplant.
OTHERWISE, THE NOSTRUMS
a dvertise d in magazines and
newspapers as baldness cures do not
serve any purpose other than to enrich
the seller, they say.
Capps, 38, of Dunn, N.C., founded
Bald Headed Men of America in 1B73.
Why? "I felt like bald headed men
needed a little moral support," ]le says.
"U you don't have it, flaunt it," is ooe
of the organization's mottoes.
"One lbing about baldness is it's
neat," says Capps, who apparently bas
the agreement of some well known
public figures, s uch as actors Yul
Brynner of "The King and I" and Telly
Savalas of lelevision;,s "Kojak" fame.
The list also Includes singer-comfM>ser
Isaac Hayes, comedian Don Rickles and
football players Y.A. Tittle, formerly of
the New York Giants, and Otis Sistrunk
of the Oakland Raiders.
Members of Capps' organization
include former President Gerald Ford,
Sen. Henry Jackson, D-Wasb., and
sportscaster Joe Garagiola.
They're in the tradition of Julius
Caesar, Socrates and Shakespeare,
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among other great onlonheads of
history. .
And it's getting to be chic among
some high.fashion men to have a
chrome dome to go with their disco
duds. -
Capps said in a telephone interview
that for years , Madison Avenue
advertisers have projected an image of
bow they wanted people to look and
people have followed their line.
But.. •'skin is rn." says Capps. a
marketing specialist, politic al
campaign advertiser and .publisher of
"The Donkey Tale Newsletter."
He comforts those wbo lament their
plate pales with, "The Lord i.s· just, the
Lord is fair. He gave some brains and
others hair.''
Capps' automobile license in North
Carolina is BALD i-'and the address of
NOW THROUGH THE MONTH 'OF OCTOBER ONLY
YOUR FALL PERMANENT WAVE IS ONLY $25
Regularly $50.00I An opportunity for you to start the season
with a new shampoo, conditioning and finish for a
totally new look. A permanent wave that gives your hair
beauty that won't wilt. needs no set,
saves time and lasts. Style cuts at extra cost.
Make your reservations today, please call 759-1211, ext~nsion 260
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While Capps and bis fellow club
members are not a.sham~ of their
eggheads, and in fact enjoy them, it
would seem tllat millions of others have
a problem coping with their depleted
pelts.
The Department of Com merce
reports that $48 million worth of "hair
goods" were amportt!d m 1976 And that
was before markup -wb1ch may run
as high as 400 percent An add!taonaJ $3
million worth wholesale as being
produced annually ID the Uruted St.ates.
The yellow pages of telephone
directori es hav e page s of
advertisements aimed largely at men
fromoting ·hair transplants. ha.arpaeces,
us 1on , weaving and othe r ha ir
replacement technaq·ues which remain
mysteriou.s an the context or lhe claim!>
Craruum rug!>. made from natural QT
syntheuc ha.ar. may cost from Sl.5 to
several bundn'<f dollars, and lhat s JU.St
for starters. Thell there's lhe upkeep
and the need to replace them about
every three years.
Millions of doUars more are spent on hair transplants and for dubious
baldness remedies, such as special llgbt
treatments and salves.
Dr. F.dward Krull, chairman of the
dermatology department at Henry Ford
Hospital in Detroit, s ays of the
charlata nism. "Wherever we have
problems that don't have solutions.
there are always going to be peoRle
moving into that area."
There is no practicaJ way. say he and
other medical authorities. to grow new
hair In ba ld spots other than hair
transplants. Once it is gone. it is gone.
Dermatologists generaJly agr~ that
the major causes of baldness are age,
herecUty and hormones.
Hair is dead tissue, Krull points out,
and there is nothing that can be put on
the scalp to make It grow once it has
stopped.
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for October.
The Opals of Oaober collecnoo .
Feorunng me spectOCVlor Flowe< of
Shohmor. C()('l')e ro Oonge Counry
only or Jewels by Joseph lhs doz.
zhng collecnon of colors will be dfs-
ployed wirh o huge pre·Hobdoy
~le<Jlon of exqwire opol .iewelry
ond loose sr~ ovoloble for ~
Opol ourhonry, John LeSouvoge
will be 1n me srore olong wtrh our
sroff of expen gemok:>gtsts ro on·
swer ycur quesnons about thee
beounful s.rones ... Only 01 Jewels
Qy Jo6eph.
THIS WEEK ONLY
c-. ..... '4~7111
Available only
white 9uppty
lasta,
Oct. 1-21. ,,_,
Westcllff Plaza
17th & lnrln•
Newport Beach
542--0921
Feahlon lalend
N•wport Beech
54<M030
.. • . • ..
ANN LANDERS
Roel( Mmic
Is ·Filthy.
A ..
£ .. tie•• ...
• DEAR ANN LANDERS I attended a
• conference ~Uy and bad my eyes opened.
The aubJect under dlscusslon was rock and roll
muslc.
Most parent.a have no idea what rock mus1e
ls -all about because they pay no attention to it.
lf they llat.eoed to the lyrics they'd be shocked.
For example, "Get Down and Make Love" tells
a story ol homose xual love. Another. "Cold
Ethyl" by Alic~ Cooper, is an incredibl1 vulgar
song .. celebrallng sex~al perversion. "W\_!d
Love by Frank Zappa ts a thoroughly offensive
number. Tbe words to "Some Girls'' (RollinJ
Stones) could not be printed in a family newspaper.
Acceptance of marital infidelity is the
theme of many rock songs. "Part Time Love "
written by Elton John and Gary Osborne has
Elton John singing : '
"You've been seen running around. Don't
tell me what to do when you've been doing it,
too. Everybody's got a part time love."
(Copyright 1979 by .Big Pig Music Ltd.)
ls it ll!lY ~onder there is so much teen-age
sex. pronuscUJty, pregnancy outside of wedlock
and .couples living together without marriage?
When young people hear this trash for hours on
end, lh~y accept it as the ordinary. everyday
way of life.
I urge every parent to tum on the radio and
pay close attention to the words of the songs.
The next step is write to tbe local radio station
and tell the manager exactly what you think of -
the _progrart}ming If no one complains, the
s tations have every right to assume il's
perfectly OK, and there will be no end to it.
Thanks for letting me have my say. -WANT A
BETTER ENVIRONMENT FOR YOUTJ-l.
DEAR WANT: Thank you for addressing
yourself to a subject I have been hoping
someone wouJd write about.
I've been bearing about t.be lilt.by rock and
roll lyrics for a long time and decided to tllft in
and listen. Twenty-three years of t.bls column
have made me virtually sbock·proof, but some
of the lyrics were incredibly crude a nd
offensive.
I support your suggestion that parents tune
lo and listen to what their clllldren ue bearing
boar after hour. If they don't approve, they
sboald write tot.be •~al station and complalD.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I was furious at
the read.er who said you sho"1d be bors.ewbipped tor telling a lT-year-oJd ~I to h ave plaaUc
suraery <111 her nose. She sa.id it was ruining her
life and wanted your opinion. You okayed
••anythingtbat migbtimP,,roveyourloolts. ''
For. years I wore glasses with lenses that
looked like Coke bottles. I was nearly blind
without them. They were heavy. They pinched.
They slid down on my nose. I bad no peripheral
vision. My eyesight was getting progressively
worse. My doctor recommended contact lenses.
No more Coke bottles. No more pinching.
No more sliding. No more blind spots where the
glasses weren't. Most important of all, my
vision stabilized.
Contacts aren't for everyone. but they
surely helped me. That turkey deserves a boot
in the snoot for spouting off. If he spent his life
trying to see out of m y eyes. he'd be grateful the
good Lord gave humans the intelligence to help
themselves. -20·20 -PRAISE TO HEAVEN
DEAR 20-20: I believe my advice to the
17-year4d girl was good, and I stand by It.
Glad yoar contacts have made such a 41.lfrerente
lo your Ufe. Thanks for sharing.
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P UBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEAPING
"tOT1CE HEREBY IS CilVEH Clwl
PvDlt< H•.w•no Wiii DI' ,,.,., by '""
Airport L•nd u .. ., Comm1s~ton tor
OrftnQI' County Ot\ Thur"'"'· Oc10,,.r
1&. 1919 al 1 30 p m . or "' •oon
thf'r~••ter a\ poi~1bl.,, '" thf' COt'll~rPnC. Room ... ,,,.. lleYuly Hiii•
F-r•I S.w fr19' """ t..o.on Au oc1allon,
t135t lrvl,... Boulevard. Tu\tin, CA , to
con\•O•r •n Ame nomtnt to the
Comm1\1ton ' ea:i,Uno Airport
EnvlrOt\• '-""" Uw Plan IAELUP ) to
COr<'e( I t ... 60 """ •l OB Community "tohe Equlv••e nl l •vel tCNECI
t ontours lor Merl,,. Cor~ Air St•llOtl, Et Toro. TM' Amendm ent co"Wer1
Sa9ment "8" of lhe AirPOrt Environs
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In ac<Ot.iance wllll 0r•"99 C°""'' Boe rd ot !>uP•••hoH ' Polle I••
re9.,dlno lmptem•nl•tlo" ol Ill• C.llto•nl• Envl.-•1 O...llty Act
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teQutrf' th• prepar•llon of •n Envlronrnent.ac Impact Report
Tf\e envlr.,..ment•I doc.,,_nts wllk ll
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PUBLIC NOTICE
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SUPERIOlt GOVRT
OFCALIFORHI•
COUNTY 01' OllAHGE
HO A 1•1S6
NOTICE TOCREDITOllS
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PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS 8USINEU
HA#E STAYE,..ENT
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PUBLIC NOTICE lllal '"11 l>O'r'°"' ""••"9 <I•"'" AQa•n•t
,,_ \.Aid Of"C"°""t •re r..au1rf"d to fHr
COf'OOt•l1on
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SUP'Elll°" COURT OF T14E ent111eo <ourt. or to,,._..\ trwm. "'"" STATE OF CALIFORNIA l'Olt Iha nt'C~SMy vOU<M n , to IM un
T14E COUNTY OF DRAHOE 0.rolqM'CI •I tn. l •w Otfktt Of Plllllp
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NOTICE 01' 14EARIHO 01' wlliCh I\ the P'«e O/I ~-· ol I"°'
PETtTIOlll FOii PROSATE 01' Wll.1. il!l<len lqrwCI !ft all tnat19" ~·•n•nq
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TE S T AME HT A 11 Y AND I' 0 It lour mOt\tfl\ atte< lh<l' tint puOllc•I'°"
AUTl40RllATIOlll TO ADlltllHISTER I tlll• nollce
T"t\. \l-'ffftPftt -~ fttied •""' I~ County C~,,, of Or-Cou"h °"
~ptembtr 7'. 191'
l'IDUt
Pvbl1\l\ed 0.-CM\l 0.ly Piiot
Oct I I . IS, 77, 191' ),.._7"
P UBLIC NOTICE
UHDE R THE 1 HOE I' EH De HT Daled °"'9U'l 7. 1•~ ADMINISTRATION 01' £"STATES ... ..,,,..c; Br-flan N-aw.1 ACT. EM<utrh PICT'ITIOUS 9Ul4NIHS
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE N IMt I!.·-~ •IJlt lloAIN'\\M" MARV KATHERINE PINT Mt flied P•..-._~., .. , I.ID'S STEREO. 7777 Ed1"99'
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Publt\hed Or-Coa" Oa11y Plklt. C•n•d• -Et Toro Aoac:t• I\ 1n '"" PUBLIC NOTICE October 1. 7, t. ,..,. )IJJ.79 ""'' 1nlertth of '"" eorport IM.ot1n~
PUBLIC NOTICE
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SUPElllOll COURT OF THI
STATE 01' CAl.ll'OllHIA 1'011
Tl4 I! COUNTY DI' ORANGE
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ICAMATA PEARl!>. 3•00 Via
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P\IOllllWCI 0.Af\00 Coa•t D~lly Pilot,
Oct 1. 1. n , n cm *""
P UBLIC NOTICE
DAILY Pi"'t.Ot 0QAUaAED ADI '"t..o""'""'...... .......... O..Clll ...... ,,.............. , ... ~ ....... ........... ~ ....................... . .................. .
EQUAL HOUSING
OPPORTUNITY
" on t 11 's Mofkr.
• ... ,., 1oa .......................
FIXER
.... deeer1ed 5 bed.rm • .3
bMJl, f am.lly rm. d.lnlnl rmbomewttb pool 4'spa.
Only 1139 ,950 •
Detperate! Act now,
~W(I, II\ IUfll IVl'I •i# I
l•INll All real estate advertised
in Uds newspaper is IUb· Jtd to the Federal Fair Sl0,000 Under apprai~al. ' Housing Act of 1968 Bedrm. 3 bath. pnvate
wbicb makes it Ulegal te oourtyard, pool, sauo iL
advertiae .. aoy pre · desperate! .Broker
ference. limitation. or _~ __ 23_13 __ __.. __ _
discrimination based on race. cdQr, reUgioo. sex.
or DAtiooal origin, or an
uJteatlon to make any
such preference. limata·
tion. or diacriminatJon. · ·
nus oew.paper will not
knowingly accept any
advert1s1ng ror r e.ii
esta~ which IS 10 vaola-
tJon of the law
llJlO«s: AcfYef'tiHn
.... dwdl their' ods
cWy .-cf report er·
,.... 5-clcnty. TIM
DAILY fltLOT as.-s
hWlty for Hie flnt ift.
corrcd .......... o.ly.
...••.....•............
Gaecil 1002 ..•..•.................
MO DOWN
IHGUSH TUDOR
A real o&d world charmei
wtth th.al Englutt tudor
look. Coved ceiling Ii vane rm. cozy kitchen sunny
breakfast nook. 2 Large
bedrms Huge lot wilh
~arage. Only Siil .:SOO. Ac.t
now• Call 546-2313
STEPSTOIEACH
Newport Beach duplex. 4
bdrms . up. 3 bdrm1>
down. finest rental area.
Oose to shopping. Pnced
at S212.500.
673-3663 642-2253 Eve),
associated -
8 ROKERS-AEALT0RS
202'. W lolboo 61l ·lUl
3 IB>ROOM-PO.Ol
Easts1de Costa Mes<t
huge family rm. ~11:ant11
saw lot Pnr1.."<l for quid.
'.ill· Sl05.llOO Cal l
81g 4 Bdrm. l bath
w frplc, new paint 1n &
out, new ('arpet 101: & tw~t
of all ;, ~uper low pn<'f•
of S79.SOO w no down
pa} menl requ1 red un !163 ?767•. •
lh1S Cal I 751 3191 [r::::::;:::-.~iiiiiiiiiiiia'
• ;~;~~TIES ~ IH<ll
19111
YOU DID WHAT?
We just listed a terrifi<'
buy. that's what. A
be.Mtt.. 4 Bdrm. 3 bath
home with new plush
carpeting. fin!place in a
comfy farruly room. and
a very attractive ba<'k yard with a !-parkhnJ;
pc0 Assumable loan
verv low loan fee Call ooW 979-SJ'lO
ALLSTATE
REALTORS
Ne:f ~1 ~~~~I
t..:nbehevable Newport
Beach value' 100 s teps lo
sand ilOd O<'ean' 4 Red rm
+ 3 bedrm unJt N r·e<b
yourlLC-Ooo"t wall. roll
now 7S2-l 700 ,,., ... ..J•' .... ·.
L..../LffM OptiOfl
Pool. oeean. c anyon
view 4 BR + loft. Call
Tun 631·1.2166
REALTORS
*VETS* U.. y.,. EhibiNty
NOW ... NODO~
LOANS TO Sl00.000
WW lNT. RATE. Let us show you bow to qualify .
T .. toleclC...,..
WdW.. -754-1202
Utt.le Miss Muff et sat on •
Tuffet. along came a
tpider and read In the
Daily Pilot Classirled -1.ion about 11 Lis Mur. f«'s Tuff« and bought it.
2 STC>aY.f'OOL
$72.000
Bike to beach from thi.s 3
bednn TowobouM. Uke
new caqJe\lDC. drapes,
bltns. prl vale patio •
recreattonal fa<'1lilic.s •oao .,u tale OV'er U ·
~ finaacina. s+tO.
per montft PITI. No
quailfyiq or Joan CQ9'.s
or try other nn an clng
W1lh smaller investment.
CalJ 963-7881 <-""-,,, q. , \ •. fll ltlt f '<f
r~1mt1
OCEAHROMT
$55,000!
PRICE REDUCTION
BALBOA deluxe duplex.
lan:c <I bdrm & 3 bdrm
urut.s. frplc l!ach . now
$495,lnl' Try installment
purchas4!'
lalaoa lay Prop.
Redton
• 675-7060.
HOME & INCOME
Charrrun~ 3 BR bcacl\
house w bachelor rn
C.'Ome uml Used bn<.'k
f11>k . lcnott) pine panel &
beam.-;. tilt• entry & lot~
more Sl82.500. fel' Ca II nowwsee
JACOBS REALTY
675-6670
:\ Ht1rm Portfino
model + i'tUeSl hOUSt!
with firrplacr and
sp par <•lf' entr y
Pt•rfect for in-tuws
Thi s could solve
vou r hou s in g
problems. $266.900
for •. 115. You can 'Sell
your t"ret and lots ol . otlaer tltln11 tbrou1h SELL Idle ltems ~Ui a Dally Pilot ClaHlfied IWly Pilot Classlf1ed Ad.
A*. CallMZ-5671 _Mi-5878...;.__._. -----
llE
mlll ILllD CD.
OVER 60 YEAAS OF SERVICE
TMI aUf'5
DCLUllft um..
~E'' Plen. End Unit. Three
.,,UI PamttJ ROOf'l'I. A·l Sellin~.
Vlft Pka Choice Oreenbtlt. Loaded With
Extru. LOW JNT!'REST RAT E
ASSUMABLE LOAN . Cal l For
Appe6ntmenl. A "JO'I Of ~t" UlllnJ.
Ci?
l&=:t
c
.. ... .. IAnllCllS
Beautil\d 3 bedroom home on fee land
lo NewPort •s fun flUed Bayahores.
<Beacb~1. pla~rounds, etc.> Thla home has a au Uy European navor
wit.11 hardwo floors. sumptuous
balhs. French doors. picturesque
k itchen and beamed cellln1s.
P ractical features include two bot
water heaters, a comprehensive
se~urlty system and a bot tub patio
spa. Proudly presented by Unique
Homes at $385,000.
U,_,lf)UI: fi()Ml:S
REAL TORS', 675·6000
2443 East C'oast Highway, Corona del Mar
COLOMA( llAL·l5TATI .. ...,. ... , ...
The number ane pr:oducJna real •t•te
company in l b • Hu n Unal on
Be•cb·Fount1ln Valley Board of
Realton f Of t.he put five 1eart bu Just oPened lta fourth omce at 11~9'¥d., ..... ,. ...... WJ over on hilt bllJlon dollars in
sl es ln Its short history. this dynamic
and pro1resslve company now bu
openlnp for full llmt": prof esslonaJ
s a l e• person s with excellent
producUoo recorda. ' · tr you want the opportunity of eamJng
com miss tons to 90% <no promo or
deslr fees), and would benefit ftom
excellent management and unique
quallly services to you and your
clien ts, please call now for a
l'Onfidenthil interview with Jim Logan
at 559-lW.
,
-,-
. PAii PLACI 1NCw.
US• than I mJle to the turf of tM Patine ~;~·:=~d~ Park Ju.tat the end ot your .... ·-.. ,ance to .cboolt. tlemtnt..-y th1u 111·~bl. Tfll• PoadtroH built homf' is
mtefuUy ~•a.d '* hlthJy uptreded w1ptush crpt1. ceramic tile. l'Ul\m dr1pertes. & lo m•~ laodacaplD1. with Jot.I ol Mtwood
ded:tna -"'rroundln1 U.. redwood hot tub. 3·car
far •• w/etec door opener. There are c BR a b
f1mlly rm It lrg lflnlna rm. 1 of the BR ~·
downstalra W/~1 OW'n bath l r IS den or Uve-ln maid. Sllll.900 .• ll"e• or aunts,
SIRE REAL ESTATE 963-7080
8 4 IOOZ c:... .. ..._. 1022 ...............................................
AIAMDONED
$85,000
Residence + income
CU-.lcle of-hwy. G .H. Rober1.on. RJt.r. 67~.
Waitinl for aome IWog. 1--------prl me Eutaide. 2 F._,Y.,...ID!
bldrm. R·2 lot. Owner e.tJar-View HiJ'-. e-. -.-.! CaU&46-n11 .. .. ~O~EST E
OLSON oPIN 111 o.,. \ H;N ,0 111 ..,_,, e<:utive bome w Ith 4 ~;=H 1•111 ~~iif.;
you bad a dream bome ? M1SA Y8D1 OPEN DAILY 1 ·SPM
Make it a reality with I STY IB'UILIC Barnu Rlty Re&lSter
thia superb home which Seldom OD muket. huge 1~~~~642-~5200~~~~ provides evel'ythlng 4 bedrm. 2 bath. brick 1-
Deeded fOI' gracious liv· !-pie. family rm. sparkl· l.nl-Larae 4 Bdrm. 2Ya bath home with a jacuui idl kitcben. dining area.
PLUS the advantage of a Only Sl4S.OOO. Art now!
secluded 1 Bdrm. 1 bath Tb ere ·a only o ne!
SPYet.ASS HILL
"'SOUTWOIT''
incouie UJlit. A really ~9·•1\•u•• or"'"''"''
--!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I great buy. Call today [
• ~ I A~LSTATE•lflldlil _ _ ~ / <® REALTORS __ J_ST_Ol_Y __
I d the laraest models io
Spyglaaa. S lr& BR. 41,ia be.. bonus rm. fam rm,
format din nn. 3800 sq ft
d 1JV1D1 area + triple pr A custm pool & spa.
prof. decorated 2 sty
w/EZ care yard over look1Di city lites view.
End of cuJ ·de ,ac toe
Trut> pnde of ownersb1p,
Mi5.000. IAY'AtOMT COMDO-WATa YJIW 1.-"-ArdY SbaJte root." Bdrm. 2 ~.
Presently being totally redecorated Q Ba . Sl33.500. Easts1de ~J Cast.a Mesa. with new carpeting & drapes, new • 2 u HOME
paint inside & out . new kitchen E3E:::KJCh f<ec.Jlty / Oaoice comer. R·2 z.ont.'<l a ppliances in cluding micr o-wave lot. Room l o bu1 Id
.BEAmRR.
llVlllE
Confused by all these ads?
Ranch Realty and/ot
Woodbridge Realty
can show 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 rT All
UNCH WOODUIDGE
REALTY llALTY
551 -2000 • 551-3000
THE EXPERTS
ON IRYINE PROPERTY
c:.e....... 1024 F I t•Y6y 1034 ....................... ·••··••·•·······••····· 100/o DOWM ~r 2 BR To"1lbouse. l
yr new Just 182.~.
Drive by 1052 Townhouae
Dr. at canyon Or Then call S41M177. 840·1'80 "-·
Need a Large Home To· day? Sl0.900 :.dn, 90,.,%
cootract sale. SlJ0,900 Own.~ Bill. 831-1257
664 COVE/Drh • ly
3 BR. l "'2 ba Lge cov-
ered pa.bO. storage s~.
Fish pood. lge rncd yard.
Close to schls. Full pnce S76.SOO. Seller will help
ftnaoce
SHAFB REAL TY
960-1910
BANK SALE
9800Sbamrock Ave. Sl37,~. 48R, 2..,ba.
Open Sat/Swa 3-S or a ppt.
Prin. call aet. 752..{)'Tn
............. 040 •••••••••••••••••••••••
PltlSTIGIOUS + on this upsraded, nr new
4 br, 2Ya ba, with Jarg~
ramtJy rm • formal din
rm. Only a ahort walk to
the beach.
Park P!a~.lnc 842-7461,
*SBr. 2'-"Ba, rorm. D.R.
F'.R. Low maint yd. Nr
park, school, tennis
S136.000. By owner
~
V .. &Ca.fort oven. Huge living room & dining area, REAL ESTATE EXCSJ.IHCE SINCE lt4t 'IhR~ ST8,SOO. 2 spacious bedrooms & 2 baths. RoyMcc:..cle, IUtr. COltaMno I 024 EAST S IDE Und e r
••••••••••••••••••. ••.. Sl00.000 Pnticipals only
1li what you will 1et in
this sharp 3 br. 2 ba home
that loob hke a model. Speil~tabc1ulaLer water$
1
v500iew. Boat slip • N~~~~~~~ 541·7729
ava a e. ase -• per mo. S,YCiLASS HILL -Lu x urious 5 NpUUs+gueslS1S2,500 MISAVERDE Wl5LEY M. TA YLOI CO .. leaftors bedroom, formal dinin~ room & den Back Bay Beaut Sl74.500
2111 S-Ja1,1J1 ... ICNld home. You 'Jl enjoy the elaborate pool , E 'side+storage$119.000
M1WPOn Canat, M.I . 644-4910 . spa & canyon view. also the choi ce Penin. R2szio.ooo Grd Grove VA $79,500
Ba,/ronl
WE HAVE
SEYHAL FINE
IA YAOHT HOMES
WITH PIH & SU~
Bill GRUNDY , REALTOR
neighborhood & Newport schools. An 631-21 33
excellent buy at $439,500.
NEWPORT BEACH 759-0811
BUILDER DESPERATE
LWo I• HcMRn Lowered $50,000
RmlB>
Sr. citizen finds need to
sell his big 2 story home.
Neat. clean and many
upgrades. 4 Bdrm with
loads of room lllS1de and ovt. See the game room.
Excellent ror k1di:.. and
tram sets. pool table. etc.
1111.~. OaHM&-41'41
~r
VIEW
AIAMOOHED
EST An
See Spyglass. Eastbluff.
1rvme from lh1s deserted
2 story ~latt• v. 1th acre 4
bednn. 2 baths. Nearly
~ •ere ol woodsey lot Huge s parkling pool,
long est.ate dnveway lO
garage. A must sell!
sim,950. Act now. call
~13
4 Bdrm. 2 bath. qualJty
~t. shake roof. double f~ce. Great locauon.
ideal for entertam1nii.
Large re<' room. lots of
decking. low m.Hn
lftllDCe yard. Offered at
S104,000. CaJI S40-1U 1
-~ .... HERITAGE
• • REALTORS
,. .. t, I• l ••
f ~lfi!1tl k~ft of
spaoousneu for family
bvaiig. Formal dimng roocn. larse lutcben Wlt.b.
"-· 631-0496 ___ _
Pnme goU course fron-
tagt> 4 Bedrm home
overlooking Mesa Verde
Count ry Club Go rr course Lighted paddle
tenms. secluded loc Sep
maid s qrtrs Jac kie
Handleman. 631-12.66
l:i~~l9
REALTORS
COLLEGE PARK
OPEHHOUSE
1st 111>eekend ~bov. n Lov
el~ .1 BR f4nuJy~lwme.
e-.uthtone!>. m:i ny x 1 r J.,
Must Set.< S97 ,9SO U)
OWDef' lSB Pnnceton Dr
~73e0
Part P!ace,lnc 842·7461
,od-Socrifk•!
~ Yards t e> ocean
·Model Perfect··. 2800
sq A 3 or 4 bdr . wlpool.
Jae.· Imma c ulate!
Patnck 631 1266
REALTORS ---
Beactrwalk 3 Br 2.., Ba.
bonu!> rm. v, m1 t (.
beach. SlJ7 .000. 0:5-4132 '
NO DOWN VA
&LOW DOWN FHA
Veb caJJ for l'Ompl1>te 1n
formation concern1n i:
lll P ,,1,.,j, Or •J• l\J R /,/') 6161 Brand new Lido Isle 2 and 3 bedroom
homes with quality a ppointments.
Now just $450,000. (Co-op realtors,
contact R. Wakefield)
COATS&WALLACE
REAL ESTATr=. INC.
WHYPAY6°/o
To sell your home. Prof. aaesit can qwcllJy sell
your property provkhng bulltins and <'OZY --------
V/\ loans. cal Vet Loam
OI' FHA & how they work
Ask 1'9. 53&-8S7J
file~.~!.~~~
llC'i CAMYOM
4 Br home in prestigious area.
perfect for active family .
Expensive upgrades inside and qut
including pool & spa. automatic
sprinkJers, BBQ & firepit, gas logs,
decorator wallpapers. reflection
pools & founta in s . Extensi ve
landscaping. $475,0QO.
, A COUr#BJ. IA.HUR CO.
644-9060
2111 SAN JOAQUIN Hl\.LS RD.
IN NEWPORT CENTER
* WATOFRONT CONDO-VIEW Cil 1 , -=-tty, VIEW 2 bM. 2 b& Pool ••cl lteet sllp Hallable. Ow11er wlll .._.,.,.._or ........ ..,__ $125,000.
U ~lf)U I: liVMI:§
REAL TORSl, 675·6000
2443 East Coast H1ghwav. Corona del Mar
macnab I irvine
realty
A SUBSIDIARY OF
THE IRVINE COMPANY
UGHT UP YOUI UfE!
The multitude or windows in this
3BR/family rm Deane Bendemeer
mode l will delight you! The
dramatic architecture wl'll catch
y our eye! Plus , there is a
s imple-to-ma intain yard w/wood
decking so you can enjoy it all!
$143.500. JuJje Van Wieren 752-1414.
<G-89)
642·8235 901 Dover Drive
644-6200 Harbor View Center
Irvine at Campus Valley Center
752-1414
ALL services for only
.. ~.Cal.I qent. 6"73-4311
SPACIOUS CONDOS NEWPORT HC'iHTS
2 a n d 3 B d r m s . MO 9UAUFYIMG
PERFECT YO UNG Unique oppo rtunity
A D U L T 0 R Treehned cul de s ac
RETI REMENT Great Huge 2 story 4 bedr m.
pool. rec .garden areas. spare sep master suJte
Secluded , quiet. M i.ny Large back yard with
amenities . Enclosed many rruit trees. 3 Car
garage. laundry and garage. too' CaH for pre·
large p atio, muc h view.640-7171
storage. walk to ever· IPI'"" ~.. • ·· ... ., ··• • ~::.:;.~~:I ~ llVtdljl
400 E.11" .A., FOR All -
C.Mjf ... MW *
5"GUSS SEllHJTY
Ehjoy the peaceful beau·
ty d tlus hilltop home
with mountain & ocean
views. 6 bedrooms +
bonus room. pooJ & spa.
Alt e11cept1ooa1 orrenng
at $585.000.
c;;f;;£/ln @!;~;Nd
!~l/y
If you are loolung for
gracious li vi n g 10
Newport Beach's most
pruti1lou• location.
please call us for 1J1fing
WormaUoo.
BJG CANYON
844-1493 640-077
U.STOllACH
fireplace. Landscaped
lot witb fruit trees. sprinklers Close to
schools. Don •t m 1ss •
$118.900 BK R C a II
540-1720
TARBELL -·
ATT'BmOH
IMVESTOIS
Possible future com
tner'CiaJ u.w on lh.a.s sharp
3 Bdrm home For more
1nrormat ion . <'a 11 .
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-.-.s~ HERITAGE
. • R ~ALTORS
As.sume
9 .46°/o Loan
s bedroom or 4 bedroom
and den Mesa Verde
home With approx 2100
eq.ft. F1m1ly room. de ·
luxe Htcben. 2'-'t baths. bri c k fir l'pla('e
BeauWully landscaped
wtth large covered pat.lo:
sprinklers. Close to ex·
c:eilmt scbool.s. Use your
preeeot home eqwty to
take over low interest
loan. Hurry! 1128,900.
BKR Call 540-1720
OWIB PACKING
Exttubvt> ho~. J Bdrm
2 bath large pool lo~
end palio. out.side B B(J
'CUstom cabinets quiet
ar ea SI 19.900 Cal l
66-9161
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REALTY .ii'!''
EMBYREALTY
'"1M 10 44 ..•.....••.........•...
Assume
9l/4°/o Loc:8i
Pn de or ownership 3
bedroom home topped by
attraCllve tile roof En
~~~~~~~~~! try. dimng room. den and -firepla ce Hu ge
ATT'M. IUILDlllS
3 Older houses oo R .3 lot.
$22S,(O)
IALIOA-NEWPORT
REALTY 67M 170
ASSUME
lO""r Interest on loan.
K.ltcben redone w /bltn
microwave. pvt master
bdnnswte m lovely C.M.
area. Sl06.900. By agent
landscaped lot wilh
pnvacy gaJore. Covered
pauo. spnnklers EnJOY
community pool . st•
'your present home eqw ·
lY Lo lalte over low ID·
terest loan Don't wa It '
Sl2S.000 BK K Ca II
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TAi11B1. -· S48-0333orM2·941 I W 0 0 D B R I 0 G E ~~------i Vlu.AGER CONDO 3
MEWUSTIMC'i bdrm. I\'! ba. Cul-de-Sac.
TBMS! TERMS! IM.~. C.all 673-2026
Great terms! Huge up. a. • .._ 3 br. 2 ba near pool ended 3 bdrm, 2 story on ~ qwet cul·d e·sac. In· .ti park. Prestigious
WlllC.On delight · enter· lrvine. 112.000. ~76
ta1ner·a dream! Call
DOW. S45oo-949l Fcatlastic
Hei9tborftood
. COMMEICIAL BLDG. PDlllSUl.A
Sllt,tOO
Ow'tnlo.13 bedrm. brick
paUos. Lota ol wood 1nd
glMa. Privat.i commun1
ty. Call now! M&-7171 -~ -J ust meant for family
fun ! Lovely 4 bdrm .. 2~
---------------10-2-6-' ba .. single family home
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T.,.rfflc toc .. IH ..... tlte hny with === ,.., 4000 Mt-ft.,.., ... , ..... for '-lll•n. ,._ 8"" qn1twn.
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HOMES lac.
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Newport Beach
631·1400
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CORONA DEL MAR
DUPLU
Ocean and bay view. :\ Bedroom
and 2 bedroom + den. 2 Fireplaces.
Owner anxious. Call 673-8550
...
IAllUM& llOOK
includes 3 bedroom tri·level
townhome. Walk to major shopping
and transportation. Earth tones,
fi replace, & steps to pool. Call
673·8550
wttfl WA TB YllW
3 Bedroom, 3 bath & spa. 3 Patlos.
Skylight, wet bar and much. much
more. Gorgeous private beach .
Owner profession.a l decorator.
Owner Wi ll help finance. Call
673·8550 •
MIMI ISTA Tll
.. -1A1M IMCLUDB
3 Bedroom .+ pool + horse stalls.
Gourmet ldtcben • country 1ivin1t
MuCh, much more!! Call 87~
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l•lfilil COST·• ..... 11r.5.a. Close to community ,.. ,.... -•••••••••••••••••• • •• • • pools and teoni.s. plu11 45 4.._..• IL-' MAIUMITA acres of greenbelts. LOWEST ..j?RJCE In Spectacular hilltop shoppin&. churches and
Colla M0es1. Only i~ homes. 2012-3206 sq. n . schools.
4&.0rFOIYOU~
4 Bedrm. 2 bath ' So dean! Modern
ldtcbea, bltn$, err.ts.
drpl, near sb opp ng.
ecbools. eaay access to
free'nY. Aikin& $74.950.
Pay down to preHOl GI
ftnancint ol $34.000 or
submit your le.rD\$. Ca II
!IG-791
down. WC. Always C10M to .Marina. Selva
nmtfd. Rd Ir CalJe La Pnma
World I ... II.... wn. Sl66.000 to SUS.000.
ON LAR.KSPtJR. In Olde
Corona del Mar ; a
charmer. Shake roof.
brick fireplace, railed
beart.b. wood beamed
cetlin&1 . three
bedrooml. as den plus 2
ba&bl; aorM!d R~2 i<! add
lacome unlt. J uat
$MN.CO> •
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........ toll
5 BR + den + Family
Rm + Formal dinlnl 't 3
CM p.rqe + 2 patios +
b•lcooy and other
amenitiel. A&kio& only
$13S.OOO.
SCOTTUALn
5U.71lJ
00 IT YOURSELF!
11*e two partially ex-
cavated lots in Dana
AJint give you a chan<'e
to conatruc l homes that
renect our taste and
lifestyle. Outstanding tt513 lAMM~fllVltfE
value for builders or
speculators. SJ00,000. Have somethini you want
LINGO REAL ESTATE to sell? Cla.ullied ad.a do . 49Wlll2 It well. &4.Z-~. COUOF MIWPOIT
UALTOIS
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La1una HUI• ~ome . IA&.IOAISLAMD
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P,raded, decorated Ir b9droom. 2~. b• con·
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l ~ acres. zoned ror 4 horses or
room for tennis court. Private road
hidden in footh1Us. Very custom 4
bedroom, views and ocean breezes Offered at $359,500. ·
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498·7222 831-0836
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t own h ome H ,. • t I.) fl'plc:, PO«M. i pa, teunl1, 16 unit com...i-x. Terms 2unlts, Orng $l.S2,SI l.oaitioa. Avail now for for boat/t.rlr. Gardnr ID· R ~· £ar\btoot!l'olur1 "8asur uu.~oo 844-41 U2 , IOOS~ ....., 2 units NB $219500 winter raiut. t800 mo. cl.Avail.ll·t.8'13·!>046 4 B 2 Ba, fenced yard,
$119,IOO. Call fo'q •d Wil.b J bdrnu ·• h tbs 6fth?ll5 TO OCIAH available. Poaitlve caab . ' • S&U.sbury ReaJty67J.alOO dbl garage, SS25 mo ,,, ..... _ alH I t.ha.n. ~ 7ioo I now. $81$.000. Agent. 2 umta. NB 1238.500 JASMINE CREEK VIiiage R. I!:. 962-... 71 . uu.,.vn,Ul or -· OCIAH VllWll :>fl R. 28 A ho m,•. masso. Junita.CM $139.SOO ON WATER. WINTER Ckea.n vie w 2br, den, au for Gene
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REALTORS
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$3:1,0UO :tnd Anume •unit.a.CM S180.000 rm and stained glass rdng.l&OOmo. 96,.. r lrl k 6Jl l26G Owner will carry 1100 1uruta.CM $425.000 wio.dows . Mooring 2 BR. 2 ba .. paUo. fresh S36-Zl17,,. TOWNHOMI
Muc h sought a f lt'r
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uw Wte 1t on the 11\.ifl.t't
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llu.rT)' ~"'91 BKR
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REALTORS
12 uruta, CM ' $625.000 67J..eeOO · 2 pr. Nr ocean, prk
1bat you CUI get first 1.Sumta RtvttsldeCnty C:O...Mtto 3224 1185.6'.>l223::;JB-l.286
l.llel"rigbtson, oear main STEPS TO BAY J br. 2 ba. • .... ••••••••••••••••••
CM.IF. Q.ASSIC
180 dee whale wa1t-r
vtew, nr be11ch S Bdrru
3~ IMl+dcn, dbl lot Ont
ol a kind S4oo. 000 1:1 •
steal $100.000 d ow n
Easy terms OWNf.R
C all f o r u p~l
~Mal or499 U47
business (Stock brokers $350,000 ..t1"1-a rm frplft gar 2 • ..._.. --condo nr So Super 3 br. 2 ba hse, big, INVESTORS ... 1,.,,_ ... __ .... _, .. ,.,_.ct of l6uruu R1vers1de ....._ ·• '"· • ,.....,.... ~ -•L bcb ... ""
y : '~lliineaa~iit~ I ... -.. ~ .......... \A&aUI $.'500 000 patios 1525 wi.nts. open. Olt Plaza Pool. spa S4SO gar.CaJw ..... I Andto "'""7.330__,., Newport Grt!!.l Condo 3 U SantaAna. l6unlts CM · $795 000 32BSappiure644-0954., f33.W74or7:19-0217 mo Y~ HEWPORTIEACH
$96,000 Bt, 3 ba l.ge assumable Park Pla~.loc 842·7461 21 wut.s' Edge~ont ,., Sbr Jba boat or trlr loan Presently lea1>ed. ..._rt r d• l107 East~1de Enterta ine rs • ·
Own/Agt 645--0'l9S $430,000 ••••••••• .. ••••••••••.. fletitbt, Jbr l:t•ba, many storage S725Mo. L\I)' t'O ndo 1n mu1·h
'ought after ar~a
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O\erloolung rom111un1ty
pool CIO!te to sbopp111i.: &
lransPQrtauon 646-7711
LOWEST PH IC E IN T_. I 090 MO 9UAUFYIMG l6units, HB Sl.93S,OOO Eltoeplionally nice 2 BR amen. kids. no pet s 831~ 963·7167
••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 UNITS 42 urut.a. GG Sl .~.OOO home. Winta', avatl 1m· Avall 9/1 ~ 631-0496 .,.,,._ 324 ~ WALi< TO HACH
Ckean vu, 2 :.ty :1 UH
lam. rm ' 212 b:i • fire
p1l, parqu~t fb . .M'P
workshop. studio rm
Shutter!>. slid l!l a:-.s
North end loc. A rar(' buy
BLUfFS
M11gmf1rent greenbe lt
view 2 . bdrm utchd
garage, qwel. pool By
Owner. Save. $122,500.
U.11 644 682!.I
A.IJSTOCRATIC GRE.ATOWNERSUNIT S6wu.ts Montana med. $700. 12_., SS1·29ll, STYLE Owner w 111 carr y Sl.!I00,000 SM-3&66eves. NEW Del 3B d d •••••••••••••••••••••••
Superb quallty and pnde $285.000.
of ownership in this
spacious and sparkling 5
Bdrm home rn serene
t:owun Heights. Loads or
extras include : 2 covered
patros, overlooking de·
lightlul pool in private
tree s h aded y ard .
Separate rarruly llnd dm·
r.ng rooms. 31 l s b1nm,.:
ba ths. p lanned ror
gJ'Ul'IOUS u v1ng. $210,500.
We at Quall Plaee
Prope rties owe our
phenomenal growth to
chenu who ha ve' pro·
s pe red and rec om .
mended us to others, We
are proud or ouf record.
I! yoo don't have a firm
Ckeanlroot 2 Br. winter.
garage & pal.IO. ulJI pd,
adults. $4.50. 67.> 1632
uxe r. en. 1n 3 BR 1 b d rm. IJv rm. m1crowave. · I "2 a con o .
2.,., Ba . dbl garage ~ Heritag«:., Park Up
mo. 2567 Elde n Al(t graded. Pool. No pe&o (~IW\113JjfliJ;i
alS!LS,000 ! Heal f::.Sta tt·
~Really 4!14 0131 l•--------
~~odows
George Charle'.'> Hl·alty 1~
proud lo Prt.'"ie11t thc
home:. oC Lu .:una
Meadow!>. a nc11., pn \ aH
coastal commun1t) thJt
we reel typ1f1es tht· 11J<>ul
living environm('Ul
Situated aji!alll.'>t 1 he APO
lie h11lsrdes or pre•
sllg1ous LJguna l ht•,e
spectacular ho ml'' J rt·
appointed rn lhc tr;,id1t1nn
ol l.Jmeless quahl\ ,;,, 1111
paraJJt-led l'llO\ l'n>t•nr1•
PnCt..'(I from SZJIJ IKJll th.-.
. c. a rJn' oppvrtu1111y to
purch..1.-.t-a n1·11. ni.1 >lJI
v r cw ho m e 1 n t h t•
beauufuJ commun.I) ut
Lagwia.
Please· grve ui. :in op
Porturuty to shuw I hl''>l'
homes to you
675-7512
EMERALD IAY
LOT
6'1U6:W
BIG CANYON
Spectar ular golf ('OUr5e
!~tale 6600 sq Ct 1 to 6
Bdrm.s, 51n baths. Pool
ands,a. Sl.375,000
lHE STARNi& CO.
640-5711
OCEANFRONT
Ft.ire OCt•an front homt•
( Vh 1 \l'l'UllVe ho mt•
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Own par~d1se Call to
da} 64&7711
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THE BLUFFS
VC'ry 11-:c 4 b<.lrl?l' . :1 ba.
air t'OIHI town ho m t•.
n.'<1. Lo $158.500. Best up-
p n rt u n 1 t y, und e r
markl'L1
Broker 640-5.561•
Mwpt Hts Channtr
A home with charnl'll•r!
Sunken rumaly room, pvt
bonus room or bdrm
w bath. 1·at10g arl•a rn
lutch + formal d ining. 3
br, 2 ba By oigent
00 !W 11 or 548·0333
AOOLTS ONLY
New "WEST l'LI F F
CAPRI" Condos Walk lo
::.h o ppin g, h an k i.
res taurant -. &
transi>ortalaon Only 1
UOllS I efl T"' 0 I Br ...
SJ!l,IUI'. :! Rr $!12.500. 2
,.,. m:l.SOO llurrv' lk't
bu> .n Newport ' c Jll
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WATERFRONT
Private beach, tree lined
pal.Jo. 3 Bdrm 21,, Ba.
l~e entry way. Great
buy a t $1 79,900. Call
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don osen
real ton;
1m 1 £" t7TH ST
11.JSTIN 731 3111
1098 .........•.............
WESTMINSTER
VILLAGE
We have 2 lar~c . .J
bedrm, 2"'z bath homes,
both with pools & spas.
~e fam rrns & formal
duungrms.
Park Place.lnc 842·7461
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CALLUS6'1-1021
IEEANFIONT •
New Mo dular Type
Homes, pvt community,
2 bchs, 34 hr secunty,
sub lettrng OK From a .wo. Trea.i.ure lsllfrid
Mobile Home Pk. :Jl18111
WATBFROMT
Extra large corner
duplex in xlnt C'ond
Mooring available. Spec-
tacular Vlew. Appl. only.
85.000 ~~~~~~~~ON THE BEACH . -Leucadia Uoobctructed
So Cst Hwy, J.,, 111 1
Cote Realty
& lnn•stmenl
640-5777
B .. ach. H M r t, 11 1 --------· 4!l'J.3579 NCWPORT HEIG~ ---------~ Charming spacious 2 story, 3 Bdrm. fa m ily.
EMERALD BAY VIEW dJ.rung room, large living
4br. 4ba pnv PCJOI & sp;i. room. Masters ::.w te wrth
~.000 A.,'t 551 f.<142 2 decks and spaceous
112 Acre-Vl.w.fff
FTUJt orchard, huge play
or-parking a.rea. 4 Bdrm.
3 +car garage. cul de
sac, with unob!.tructed
View A chlllce opportunr
ty t.o own ~ much sp<H'l'
in Newport Bl• a ch
S200,<X()
642-5200
ocean vu. Soil. W/eltPllD·
do. S19.soo. M t-t-0550.
Res. 1-744-6299, 942-1219
•EXCITING•
SPECIALIUY
Ueaut1Cul 24 · X 52'.
Kcywest 0972)
JONES
REALTY INC.
I \l !'Mb
(714) 673-6210 I
~500'J $550 Mo
2·sty 3br. 2ba spac ious 4 BR. 2 Ba. f'a m1ly Rm.
home. Has everythrng newly parnted. 1mmac
near Bay. WlNTER $.S50. cond, Refs req'd. S675
871 ·9t6i Nil 979-6896
559-6442 MB· l313 ---
2 BR. Woodbndge cond!!.
no pets, fu.JI ret'. Brand
~~~~~~~~~ ·investment plan un. ----derway, make an ap. 1...-a t.odl 31 48 4 BR. fam rm . dm rm
new S6SO Mo.
559-6442 548·1313 ------.
incOftlt Properly 2000 j)Ollltment toduy tu lcoirn
••••••••••••••••••• • ••• how to (.let :.tarted It 's
•••-••••••••• ••• •• •••. Mesa Verde S850 Mo 1n
Ckcanfront. wmter rental. cl gardener Call
Super s Br. 3 Ba. nr pool
& park rn prestigious Greentr~~5 556-6576 19 UNITS
Excellent Npt Bch loca
tion, Z blks from lloaK
HospataJ. All well marn
tained Asking S839 .!IOU
Owner has purch a st·d
new property & I!> ready
to go
lJ.13 W. Coast ltwy, NU
645-6646
BY OWNER -Sa n
Oemente 6 units. SI .605 + mo. S2SS.OOO. 20"k· On. owe. 496-2980: 831 ·2822
CDMDUPLEX
3 Br owner's unit w/frplc
& l Br 1 8a unJt. 91"''/,. 8 S·
su.mable loan. $179,900
1ullprice..
A fR€HIG€ '-+--~-+---+~-HOMES
3333W. O>a.stHwy, NB
645-6646 ----BY OWNER -Laite
Elsinore. 5 IMicb unlla. +
2 br house. Sl.075 mo in-
come. S148,000. 20% dn. owe. 496-2980: 831-2822
COSTA MESA
4 HouMs on I Lot
Lowest price in Costa
Mesa. Only 10% down owe. Always rented.
World Real Estat~
556-7777
what we do best 752 1920
~ QUAIL
A_,~~~~.
10,... TI1 l :JO r.M.I
pvt beach. pool, 2 br. 2 Mary Alice 89ff 21).:lli
ba, no luds pets 49!1 3579
Oreantront mnthly t.aJs $350 RM l'
499-3579
ren
----3169 ..........•.•...•......
New 2br. 2ba Condo
2car gar A C:
Wlt'752-119 l0, If m67 3->12i 6
3 Br I '• ba. frpl putr•
rencect yard, gardener 2
AdJts. I chld ok No peL<, l•--------·I Ls e S495 1mo Call 4-L $1111.000. SI l.000 > r in f'"abuJous home wrth all 751-4419 aft 6 IS~
t'Ome <-'""'nr will f10 Pnn de<.vator llmerulle:. SC2S mo 2 BR 2 Ba . 2 rar
on!) 6314560 4 Bdrm View rabulou~ gar. fplt'. \\. D. :.to~e
luxur} furn1:.h rngs refng rncld ALSO. SJ75 16 UNITS S2000 mb Wr.nh'r rn>. 2 BR I Ba . 2 ear gar
Pnde of ownership Nur & yard Avarl. 10 15 7!1
beach 111 Hunll.llgton All On Perunsula OnJy step., Refs~ d Grdnr rncld
urut.s have frplc s Only 5 to beach. 2 Bdrm. 1 ba. a8l Maple St No pets
yrs old Owner want!> rum. S650/mo. Wmter A# s.59-6221 . 979-6896 qwck s ale Will <·arry ------
fmanc1ng w 120'~ down at Waterfront Homes SS50 mo Corner lot. RV
only 10% interebl. Call 631_ 1400 access. Lrg yard, garage
A PR€\TIG€ ~~~·n~ ~ts2 ~aov; '-+--~ HOM€~ Ckeanfroot beautiful dlx 1tn unmed ~l!MI day::..
lJ.13W.CoutHwy,NB Jbr. 2ba, frplc SllOO mo ~eves __ _
645-6646 'tilJune. Ref.s.675-l849 2BR. ga.r. fe nced yard.
ONEORBOTH 3BR.2ba, luxury home. 3 =7sc:et OK l36C>1mo
University Part&
J Bdrm. 2 ba Garden
home Very rkan S57~.
li7S-8192
4 Br. J & A1C. gardene r
ne.u :.t:hool:. & pool
Col!ci:e l'rk !>59-~JSH
t;ru, Pk Terr 3 hr. 2 hJ
din rm. dhl ~<11 fl(llJ I.,
SIW !)52 i~
RENTALS
2 BR ~ d. 2 ba
J BR. 2 ba
4 BR. 3 ba
2 BR.2 ba
S6~l41
$5251675
S615
$500
San Clemente
2 ~l0.plexes ~·s.dblcargar . .,A/C. ---------
Alaume lo:°% -r~!ncing $750. 9112-2900. ~~=I br .. 523 l'MwsJ)a~~.
'-Z"RJtr 4!M-Mll ..._.&Wu hhd trt,ila..IB.2Br.cluplex •-IMdl 12• ••••••••••••••• •••••••• ~ ~ ...-.. ,0 .,~ ~Q--..--IHYUT IM G 11 ad l202 ---..~ or,,_ _, ................. • ···~·
ltl.ALISTATIMOW ·-··•••••••••-•••• .. 3br. 2ba dbf aar. buat' Br cottap. au wooer;
Duplex.SA m.500 CLORTOllACH ~IOedcJ:;!., Ao~'· :i~j :&'l_*'a,~ .~.~ "..~: Duplex. CM SIM .900 1Z10 Rm ltJlcben oaasider 3S27 64.2-9«>1 Duplex, CM $108.000 SE lbr. pets. fri>~ pets 646-I---------
Duplex, CM S108.000 $4502br kJds. pets, fee Broa*vlew condo. 3 Br 2\., S700. Blue Lagoon Vilft
Triplex Anaherm S46S2br klds. frplc Ba. AtC. attached dbl Pnv Bch Pools ten•.
$185,000 HOMEFJNDERS ar pool lennas 213-703-0230. 714-499-2520, Owners wtll con.s1der 2nd SSi.(g!6 g · · Jac · · TD's. All have good in wshr dryr. microwa,e. Oceanv1ew. Northen<f.
come Call us ror your rn a.oa 1"-d 3206 refn1t. avail IO I No walk to bch 4Br 28.r,
vest.rnent needs. 556 2660 ••••••••••••• •••• • •• • •• pets S6SO m_o_5.S2_~_ DR 1f'1U1100 4~_·4_127_. :
c;::sELECT
I PROPERTIES
IAYAtONT Duplex. 2 BH. , ..., b;, 4 BR . cx·ean :.1de. No.
pallo, sngl J(ar . $3'i5 end DR. f'P + studro & ~~Dave.:. 644 7211 11ar $895 Call -194 9329
EASTSIDE rrurrorc'<.I baths Warms ~~.~'!~ ...... !?.s.~ 11.oods, hn<'k a nd stont·
... r
Pete Barret-_Realcy
Mobile home 10 Laguna
Hills nicest S·slar park.
7x15' e ncl Porch, mir· I~~~~~~~~~
rored doors, b(.lhl wood ---------
LEA.5E HOLD 0 .C
$17,000 p1y N ET IN·
COME
2 bdrm. 2 bath m super
locauon a vail now for
~lnter rental SOOO .mo
Sahsbury Realty 673.&9oo
eon..adef Mer 3222 J Br, 2 Ba. lge bat·k yurd.
xlnl rood. Yrly $600 Call
Bent646-T7tl
North end. 2 BR. J•r.r ba. ~'S700Mo
Orcan!ront condo. 2 Br.J
ba . rum Sl200 mo
Portafma, J BR & den.~
ba Lge ram1ly home:
Tildy a dt·corators de Leisure W?rld, (;,111'. 11 llJ?ht )-'(Jr dl'tulls ('all
Panoramic view .. lrii !>~t>-ll;',I
fioor. Villa N1wva . 2hr l'l"l!!llr"'9!111'9't..., ... -.i! ... ~~~ 586-6870 A(' .1ft l*liJJAP.II .., ------$46,000 CO -OP
CONDO BEAUTIFUL
I{f;:glstl.•r 1
NPTHGHTS
11us ludden beauty 1s on
a dead end !>t 3·!.ty. 5 Ur
3 Ua, sml occoin \ rcw
FUii Swedish sauna Lg
jacuz.zi, :mo sq ft Many
interiors. 31h T air cond,
28pac1ous Br's with ba +
dressing area, walk in
c losets. All Co r only
$29,500 fHU·6631l I
CALIFORNIA
PACIFIC
MOllLEHOME
SALES
Z106 Harbor, Ste 206-A
540.5937 1lus pnme 2 BR Laicuna
Hills condo m l'lds main
tenance. cable 'IV. rn
surance, sec system.
taxes, 5 clubhst'S, lawn
bowling, s hufrtl•ho:itd,
4 Br. 4 ba, l'OOL & !>pa.
xtr<1 Ir~ lot. IJJrbor V1t'W
I lom~ Portormo Um1ng
rm. f amily roo m ·.
Playrm $269.900 floe
184.S Port Stanhope Pl.
Owner. i59 9269
1cxtras. Must see to ;ip ~~~~~~~~~ prec1ate Owner wanb
rastsale. SJ.99,950 firm
nding !>tables, tennis --------• crts, olymp1t pool &
more Won't hist .it only FAMILY CASTLE $46,000. Call 540·366U
REAL UTAT&o1'-C
..: By Owner. Fl.nistera con·
• do. end Wlit. Y-iew of lake,
golf course 4' mountains.
2 Br 2 Ba, frpl, upgrade
plush carpet &r tile. lo
down. Will carr~ 2nd
97!M422
Mt wport ltocJI I 069 •••••••••••••••••••••••
I Bedrooms & pool, quiet
t·ul-de sac, move-10 re
ady Please call for morl'
dee.ads on Uus beautiful
obome.
•••••••••••••••••••••••
()pen House Dairy. By
HAJllOR VIEW Owner. 4 Br 2 Ba."'beaut. view or bills & ocean,
HOMES close to s chools. t oo !Bdrm "Somerset Plan" muly extras to mentJon.
oext to g r eenbelt. $124,500. 427 Calle Em·
Beautifully decorated palme. 498-0781
and landscaped with ~-------
large yard and pool. Harbor Estates 4 bdr 21t'J
S2&1,500including land. ba. panoramic ocean
view. Sl69.000. J.496·1840
Call Danny Bibb for 5-la._ 1010 1P1Jt. to see these new
listino. •••••••••••••••••••••••
DILUXICOMDO
UVE IM llVIHE
New l 536 sq ft 1978
Lancer. AJI extras In
'1beGroves" Shown by
appt. only Call now for
a ll details . (SJ6007 J
972-Mil Bkr.
PuU Out. 61 Tra1lerama.
u c. #DV6703. Dbl wide.
20 x4 5 . $5900 .
R e nai ss ance M . P .
~JS79
SEASHORE
2 BR2 Ba+ den. Pet OK.
S31,000. Agt. 646·"380
LOCATION
Spacious mobile home
localed in prestigious
Los Alamitos Park 10 a
very private, quiet area.
2 br, 2 ba, family rm, din·
Ing rm.. Adult only park.
Beauli.lul clubhouse with
pool, sauna & spa Priced
low al $49,000. for quick
sale. Call now for more
lnf'o. 9684433
~. .._YllAl.n
*"° 9UAU,.,....• ~.J:;o,OGO. ~. ova-
l c Olltioa ob 3 BR exec. home. WOf'l'l Jut. 0...-. M.l.QZlO
.,._S' UM.TY
'7l-llll
Thie biPtY upgraded 3 -------· Bdrm 1~ Ba c ondo
II CANYON
Speclacular golf course estate.
6600 sq. rt., 4 to 6 Bdrms, 5\-2
baths. Pool and jacuzzi.
OfllH SUMOAY l·I PM
features new carpets,
Solarium floors and
1111tb more. Ask.Ing only
$15,900. Call 546·5880
-i ~ HERITAGE
. • REALTOR~
ms1
Lvty Jee 4 bdrm w /pool!
Own.n ..... ..u-.
MoUutedl W• wUI :..'*::!'' 1ou o•er tbe ,..., .. 1
MIWPOltT
IAYSl»I YIU.AGE
Qdee locaUoo. '52.500.
Vacant. ~at reaerva·
Uon. lloalhly ret $213.
Lee renewable, 1 yn. to
IO·
HUDSO N BAY
REAL TY , LT D.
(714)8415·9950
HEWPORTIEACH
IZ UNITS
l DOOR from OCEAN
Unbelievably low LOW
PRICED at $425.000
Owner wtll trade.
World Real Es tat~
556-7777
FOUR UMITS.C.M.
Near new. 3 Br owners
urut, 2 ba. frpl. 2-car
gar .• 3-2 Br, 2 ba. umu.
TSL lnvstmu 642-1603
16 DB.UXE UNITS
PRIME EASTSIDE. CM
2 Bdrmseach
TIIESTARNESCO
64().5711
..wrc>RT HACH
Duplexes on Penin. &
Nwpt Sbrs avail. All
amenities . Presen tly
leased. Tum·key opera·
lion. Property mgmt
avail. 67>-4912. BKR.
Hcs-bol-&crow
SplcWith in iftcOtM
p operly .... tw' ...
ct.•~ c•~
for i••stiHt. Call
751 · 775 Hk for
SMny
l"tJLL PRICE SIS0.000
BHOKER ~·2200
Mowlt•D~.
Rtsorl 2400 •••••••••••••••••••••••
FOii.EASE
New 2 bed.room 2 bath
home Missio n Lakes
Country. Clu b G o lf
tenrus·pool Beautrfully
landscaped, no main
t.enance Y art1
9llM> Clubhoust' Rd
Desert Hot Spnngs
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Large 3 br. 2 ba, frplc. pvt
patlo, nearly UIOO sq. n
duplex So oC Hwy A' ail
<:kt I 1st & last mo +
$25() depos1 t. Sf>.50 mu 511
Camauon. 645-i ffOO
•Small lbr. yard. utrl pd.
AduJts S425 No pets
75&-0217 or 833-897 4
Jasrrune Creek ~unty.
pools. tenrus 3 br, 2...., b a .
end urut. Plan 6. highly
upgraded on gmblt. Lse
S.1200 640-4784 eve
213 378-2572 --------1 tRVINE TERRAC E Spac~ S bdrm J ba CM of St*
P'toperly 2600 •••••••••••••••••••••••
formal din. rm fam rm
w wa bar Gardener 10·
eluded Avail 11·1 $900
mo. Agent 644-9635.
Harbor View Lusk hom e.
4 BR 21'.r Ba, ocean vrew,
den & dining rm, I yr lsc.
$1350 mo. 833-2623
5 mm to lx'h. 2 BR. I bn.
S37S, 21.st. last + $200 l>l'C
<71~1 682 8380 S000 Month .,..
J Arch Bay. ocean vie..._
2 BR. I ba S750 Mo
Oc-eanfront I BR. S1000
mo . lease
TU RN F.R ASSOC
~~ 11 Ti 49!1-4591 --__ _,
BEALi pvt cu.o;tm home.
lge t'OUntry k1tl'h oak
cabnts. beam n •1hnl!:-..
frplc. 3 br 2 ba. $695
Must St'(' to appn•u.itt·'
631-SENJ 2Br all wood. lgc yard.
.New 3 br house No pcts. Crplc. funky ~50 mo uW
DO children $450 mo mcl 00 9'W_I ____ _
979-3376 PORTAF'INA 0 CE A1'1
&Toro VIEW
3232 3br. S850 Mo Lse Op
••••••••••••••••••••••• tton 4br . SlOOO M o . HOMES FOR Rt:;NT \99-4820
3 or 4 Br Pnced from
$48.>$.'595 F'n<'d yard &
garages Fam1l1 es
please. k id!> & pet'l
welcome Call 964 ~ o r
973-2971 . Agt no fee
Ocea.nlront on pvt Po•nt.
Fantasuc vrew. I Bdrm
16S01moyrly 499·22Z7' -------~
Lagi.na HiUs 3250 •...................••. Fomt• V~ l2J4 4 br. 2 ba house valltjY
••••••••••••••••••••••• vie w . fireplace, air
WARNERIMAGNOLJA cond .. bwlt·in krtc hen. 2
3 Br. 2 ba. lge bonus car garage Mature cop
room. frplc. dshwhr. cov. pie. S52S mo/lease. Call
ered patio. new crpts & owner 642 0138. Ava1la ·
floonng. SS75. Kids & ble Ckt lst
pets ok 964·2566 or Mluion--. -V-i~-Mi.---3-2-67 973-2971.Agl,nofee •-
tW"9• leoch 3240 •••••••••••••••••••••••
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HOMES FOR RENT
3 or 4 Br. Pnced from
~SS9S Fncd yard. &
garages Families
please. kids & j>ets
welcome. Call 964·2* or
973-2971. Agl , no Cee.
t•wpcwt leach 3269 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
NO FEE! Apt. " Condo rentals Villa Rentals
67$-4912 Bkr
NewllC)l't Crest O>ndo
• Bdnm, <:l'itt baths, 2 sc.ory, dbl gar. $750 mo.
A#).. 645-8323
4 Br, fam rm. fnnl din rm,
Nm1JU1 rm. 2 ba, dble car. ~ mo. Avail Ot'l
lO. 64.2-9567.
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hou.aeS?OO
••BAYFRONT. Very large Duplex
Apt . ...,, 4 Bdrm. 3 ba, laundry rm,
carport (Boal Moortni Possible) •
&..-• 1 Mcl & M 11l•11 '71-111 I ut .............. ......
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I ..,_, l !MIU. a,l. --• .. •••••••••••• • ..-. amt. lQ a pstect loca· ~ tlTI, mo. Ou z bdrm. 1 Ilia. ~ ..._.. .. ---..._._ , U.. •~ freeway ac· _... -.a. t•••••· Neer ocean. -au-. ~-'°" _, -... ( .. ... _....., ..-vice etc *-· CIOM lo alrport, .... * Mrty. '400 mo. Mu... • · fine r•taW'&Dta. Con· •Ntw .... tioMo .,., So. :.=:· A.all Oct. 3rd. Oal1 171 per mo. 1102 f • r • • c e r o o m • Or&,. .... ,_.,'fa 9'50 ~IMnl an Wemt 1N1 It. Su&.& Aoa. --••-•at ....,. N"I. fbr' m:n b:alo <all Joe =l&et.J:bou .sMrp2br,2ba.rp,pool. Canale S4T·'111 or ltt'J't. __ .+. lAaiia 9U9'UV... z ~ ......... bhlfl.~oo••· Remita11tB-Tlf11 ......
llGltVUl. ,.. ... New cJ'!· Jpoolt • _, .....,..; •1163 · Small flde.Awa,y Office. 500' ot cbolce Town • ~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ .,.,wl.t:•P·~ · ~carport s..a11allh 317' Only llOfl»er month. Va· a..iy olOce IP9Ce in _ ( ar-t lllk w [. lln1 pedoapta .. SBQ'1 .. ••••••••••••••••••.••• cant. szs No. Broadway. Oraqce. Priced below ...... "I I ti• Adub. no peta Ow alnk ctoNt.ofW)'l6b(ba $100FREEBENT Santai Ana . Hlslorical imrbt for 1 year leue. -··•-•••••••••• ~~ ....... !?!~ lnblt.b. l BR~ walkl7tol llboW>il • luaa• ~• 3 Br. 2 be,~ patio ft Jld&. For more tnfo call QillDMetru1......., . .. .._ t--....... • -.._ I raw... prqe. Lota of irau. 814 Sam WarttD 55IHll78 or .... ._. vztf•• ... .,._ ·~" SUSCAllTAS zm~7~.C.M. •w-•"4" ft-'L---17(17 --•••••••••••••••••• _.. ....., . --Calle Campana. -... ,_.-Wte. .. ea.m..z BJt. a ba. + d-. llca.m towohllMt
Bar. pool, apa. ten•11
ttxtraa. Ava.U Oct. $.
(Gil) 96$-lOSS. 67$-~ ew.
i'&nl lbr apt •'75 ft up. 147 6..064 Weekdeys a fter 2pm -·· There ls a dilfer-"e. Encl. pr. Adul\.I, no ,.....w2brapU. -V phone 492· 15&'7 or Prm1--oew ... ._
P1CL mo Ne'llrpon Bl. D>06$.175. llull ., ..... , 06·5275. Anytime EXICUTIVISUmS :;:'~v~!v°'e ~ ~ weeeawk. available ne.ar OC -...-1 -. .. .., = , .. _active rat.es In • setting with a l~--... 37... "'"" .... . -..----Three 2 bdrm t.Dbae apls SHARP. beach l , 2. I& 3 5-leAM lllO receptioGllt. law cmneva ...... number ol
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t II 0 II I II
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~LOAMS
aad
2lld Trull Deed Loans 0n :-i~y · tomeet
)'OW' oeeda !
R.E.DEPT.
SAMnAG01...-n•tm. 5200
... ................ , .. .
Loat or Found a Cfl!t)ian .
Animal AuXiaoce
Leque. s:n ·ZZ73, oo fee .
Found or lost a pet! Ca II
Special Pala Hotline .
TIA/'IT'l,-1%», ZU/2$8.. ,_
Loat: Gray F. Keeshood
Beaut. new calm 2-JtY
d phl. Ftplc, Walk to
harbor. 3br 3ba Sl$O
151-3"2
••••••••••••••••••••••• ID ataall cocnplex. From 8R, frl>lc, dlhwar, gar ft ••••••••••••••••••••••• libnu:Y. coaf~ n:oa, Uni la . Ca 1 l 2 0 8 2
LAGUNA BEACH MTR $420. 1051 M111ion. pl&ioa.Nopets.980-2358. SPACIOUS 3J>r condo nr secretarial service, 6 Mlchel1on Irvine.
INN. MAid serv · color 979-4Ml6 Lovely all adult, 0 0 pets. So. Cst Plua, frwy ac-Xerox facility. For a (714rn2.0Z:U. I~~~~~~~~~
1V, heated pool Util. Brt ..... , _,..., 2 BR. l ba. E· ' ...... Br ....... 6200 Ed· ce. to lrviDe C.OmpJex. peraonaJ tour " fl.lrther ~ .. A...111&---,_
dog. REWARD! Day
.~. ext 382. Eves :
:!i61.f113 or 549-!llN aft s. (114)494·5294. 985 No .-... , -..-581-0'1'16aft5. detaiJs inquire al VOt'Uc -~ o.stHwy. side. $350 mo. No lnlft',HB.IM&-Oll9. Assoc, 9~5 •2 288 or Single atory , prof
NEW TOWNHOME ,
Npt/Meaa. 3 Br. 2~ Ba,
patio, 2· car caraae.
&pie, pool, spa. tennis,
-844-tl92. 641-3215
Beaut. decorated. maid
service, pool uhl. $95 n..-.Z227
Oceanfront Prt ale sandy
cove. 2br, de k, frplc,
Almost ~ acre. 2 BR, 1 ~ liliO.Mo. 49M89t
be home. bip beam cell· Oceanfront 2 br $525. inp, · frplc, Baell Bay. ----oo1y. l br ........ yr. Room for boat or RV. ,,........,. -.,li75 IDO. S.. 7971. ly, ulll lnc. 538-0.121
CONDO 3 bd, pool. ... ..,....._. 3769
\'9l0/1DO. Ask for Robert •••••••••••••••••••••••
• MiWken, 83l ·J2186
REALTORS
OCEANFRONT 3 Br. 2 Ba. yrly Sl200. or 9 mo.
$150.87M210
OHWATH
Beaut. 2 Bdrm " den. Lae patio. view .
112.00/mo lse. Prestige
location.
Waterfront Homes
631-1400
OCEANFRONT 2 BR, up·
per unit W /3rd Sty SUD·
dedt +huge 2nd sty patio
deck, spa, wshr /dryr,
microwave, new crpts &
drps & gar incld 'd. $875
mo.yearly
WATERFRONT 3 BR. 2
ba borne on Channel m·
dds sl.ip for pwr boat up
to~. Dbl g&r + xtra
prkg. $1200 mo.
JaCllS REAL TY
671-6670
New Newport Terr. <An·
do. 3 Br, 2'11 Ba, beallt.
view from front llDe unit.
Nr pool, Jae & sauna.
..,/IDO. M2-8833 ..
s-a.-• 3276 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Ocee View Condo
Pool & jacuui. tennis. 2
br. 2~ ba, MBR, w/fplc,
& simdeck. $550 mo. Agt .
41Q2..4121.
3298 .......................
HOMES FOR RENT
3 or 4 br. Priced from
$485 to *585. Fncd yard &
garagea. Families
please, ki ds & pets
wekome. Call 964·2566 or
9'13-21r11.Alt.nofee.
C1 11 •-'•a U.UfwRitllad 3425 •••••••••••••••••••••••
WIHAVI
YIAILY & W1MTH
llMTALS , ...................
associated
OU " r "" .,.. • •i. "' (,OJ~
' • .,. ~ • , f\
1 BR. 1 ba apt, 43rd St ..
rent inclds gar, no pets.
S37S. 551·1880.
I bdrm. comple tely
furnished. Promontory
Point. 586-981D: 61~2543
OCEANFRONT
IMMACULATE 3 br
beaut furn . Frplc .
dshwhr. patio on lhe
sand. Winter. $700 mo.
4fl>'7 Seashore Dr
673-9499 or 982·4214
THE
"GOOD
LIFE"
YEAA·AOUND FUN:
Social Act1v1t1es 01·
rector• Free Sunday
Brunch• BBO's •Par·
lies • Plus much more
GREAT RECREATION:
Tennis• Free Lessons
{pro & pro shop)• '2
Health Clut>s •Sauna •
Hydromassage • $1Mm·
ming • Golf Drovi ng
Range
BEAUTIFUL APART·
MENTS: Singles. 1 &
2 Be drooms • Fur·
mshed & Unfurnished
•Adult Living • No Pets • Models Open daily
9 to 6
Oakwood
Garden AJ>•rtment•
Newport Beech/No.
880 Irvine
Cal 161hl
ldda/peta.61$-6700. 2 •3Bedroomtownhouse. REFURBISHED 2br con· ~3800 cmt.er. 2850 Mesa Verde
Lr BR .......... d. -.del"•eaduJt com· donr.So.CatPlaza,frwy DrE.C.M.84'7-8844. g 2 • l.... .... IS· ---a <! c es s t o I r v I n e COSTA ME.SA hwiaher. QeW crpt . PooJ, plex. Security, lenrus 9776 (t 5 4450
Vf!!rJ nice, $340 mo. 1978 court, spa. 2202 Keas Cir· Complex. 581· a · · Profess. offi ce space •••••••••••••••••••••••
Maple, 83M088. cle. !Je0.5171 2 Br 2 Ba, adult.s. no pets. avail. in Cahf. u,t BaLonk Fer swre 6 office space ial
or So. Coast Plaza. Bid&-. l»D> sq t w bl tes MISArlNIS llACHWOOO APTS S67-C91.M0-99&8 price incl. Jan1tor1al, reasoaa era ·
Bachelor $295. Pool. 2br 2ba smo. lbr $315. secunty services. COO· ~-.: ~~:~~~·
jaeuui, aas BBQ. closed Adults. 1112·1800. • Welfs:••tw 3191 rerence rm. as uul Abun· PLAZA
1ar. avail. Adults, no 28r ..... Ba f I W/D ••••••••••••••••••••••• dant partnng avast Con .c. ... u ..,.a Verde E . C.M peta. 26SO Harla Ave, • lnr • P c, 1 Br 2 story apt across ven1ent loc. close to ......, """""'
55-3'47. bkuiJa, D/W., paUo, sngle from park.. $280 mo. airPort. travel agent & 54s.412)
car gar. $440. 964-5261 Sborellnf' Mgmt Corp.. bank Ill bldg. 230 E 17th
Huge 3 br, 2 ba, frplc, enc 2 8 C d &47.Ql.3 St .C M 6'2·9660 __ gar. ~75. Call r o n o . 61~1084 Brookburst/Adams. .... 1 .............. llMd ~....1ous
Adults only, no pets. ~-•e.::r.•d 3900 ~· ,_. Townhouse 2br. gracious
llvina, pool, aduJta. No
pets. 1325. 755 W. 18th St.
M6-9t5(11.
$350/m o. 1st /last + -_,, -1.0CATIOH•••
cleanin& dep $150. •0·;;·~·~;;;~~.... a.Mewporthy
213"88-1156 aft 6 pm. p ..... ...,. ........ .., .... ,. ,...S -415 to :MOO sq. fl _,,.. ,,,__ ~ • Oduxe Office Suites 2 Br. 2 Ba. nr new. fplc , 1
2br. 1a,.,ba T o wnbse . Mibcll,yard,quiet,$.175.
Patio, encl gar. Adults. mo. 7782 Newman .
No Pell. From $315. _98Ml_.. __ 4S_. _____ _
64S-«J74.
Spacious 2 br apts. Fami-
ly unit. Pool & Play-
ground. Sundance West
Apts, l996 Mapl e .
642--195 I or 646-1486.
EASTSIDE
1Z12tstSUeet, B-1
3 Bdrm . 2 bath
t.ownbouse. Upl(raded.
$485. mo. No pets. Days
646-Qi2, eves 645-9543
l Br. walk to beach. sr75
mo. Call Andy,
536-7330
DUplex lbr, refng, walk
er bite nde to bch. Fruit
trees. new crpl. $295Mo.
6'2-2016
3 Br. 2'h ba. frpl.
dsbwshr. W/D hookup.
patio. garage. S480
964-5261 Carla
LarJ-t .. ach 38 48 New 2 br, 2 ba, fplc, bltns. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Westside C .M. $365.
Adults. no pets. 979-3376
MINUTESTONPT BCH •Manne View
Bach, 1&:2 BR •Wet Bar
from 1255 & up. Qioveruences Gourmet
Adu.Ila. No pets. restau rants. bank .
1561 Mesa Or. flonsL beauty serv1cei..
(.5 8lks Eul of Newport specialty shops
Blvd> Udo Mariflo
9am·5pm 546-9860 V-.,.
Seawind Vil~e
New 1&2 bdrm luxury
adult apta m 14 plan!>
f rom $350. 2 bdrm
t.ownbou.ses rrom S500 +
pools. tennis. waterfalls.
ponds' Gas for cooking &
heaung paJd From San
Diego Frwy dnve North
on Beach to Mt:fo"adden
then West on Mc.-l"adden
to ~eaw1nd VIiiage
1714 .)893-5198.
67M 6'2
1 MO FREE RENT EXEC.sums
NEWPORT C&n'EI
f\IU service From S22S
Newport Regency Corp
1714 1644 7189
•NEWPORT ILVD •
C M olf1re spare R95
71H3J.:i664, 213 862·8967
2001 La!ayeue. N 8 Store
oc om~ spac.-e. 1200 Sq
f\ S1<8>mo
_B Grundy Rltr 67~61&1
700sq ft space avail
PCH&62nd St Npt Bch
S275mo Ca 11 Robbie
~51 Of' MS-022_1 -
Newport Near Poet Ofr
Modem S02 sq rt store of
ofc.-2630 Avon C 213/
m1001 --------................. 4500
• ••••••••••••••••••••••
MEWPORT IEACH
3000 ft. 1000 rt oH!Cl'
~. quaet Lile 1ndw.
area No automouve or
hberglas1ng 645-3323
dys
Lease, 5.000 sq rt h~ of
hc.-es. well h('&l<-<I . off
str eet park1n~ 400
a.tnph 866 w I 6lh ~t
Newport Burh l'ont.;ct
Lok·Yai.t lnr . IS6'4 W
16th St 64.2 1700 2 BR, patio, kids OK . $32.5
mo, 1st & lasl. 788-B W .
18th. 557 -4579.
OCEAHAtOHT /V~w Lee baJCOQ)'~ greenery.
beaut. beach. 2 BR 2 ba.
security bldg. $795 /Mo
Waterfront Homes
631-1400
aao... 4000 MEWPORTIEACH Stoeuge 4550
•••••••••••••••••••••.. New lardeD offices, SJ 05 ••••••••••••• • •• • ••• • • • East.aide nwly decor . 2br. lba. s.w>Mo. pool, adults,
no pets. 640-0839 ------
2 Br. l \.'J ba t.ownaou.ae.
raragel. patio. pool, Jacuzzi. nrepJace. Adults
only. $.11115. 631-4984.
$395 Beaut. brand new
2br. 2ba. rrplc. lndry rm.
lmmed. occupy.
TSLMgmt 642·1603 --------
Lg 2 Br l ""' Ba, s ml patio.
1 car gar. East.side CM
Ask for Pete 646-3568 art
5PM.P>O.
Dlx. lbr, carpet, drapes,
fantastic ocean view
Elevator. Sub-terranean
pctjq. Avail. tsZSmo. ...-.
2br, lba refrig, blUns, nr
town & bch. No Pets
t425+sec. dep. 494·9585
~y appointed large 2
bdrm 1 ba Block to
beach. Pnvate garage.
sundeck, ocean view
Nice. 85 By appoint·
ment 4M-7226.
... .,.. IHdl 31.69
STUNNING large 2br, 2ba •••••••• •• •• •• • • • ••• •. • garden apt. Pool. r ec
area. $MS. 710 W. 18th St.
2 BR J bath. Nice area.
Garage, yard. ldcb OK.
1984 Wallace, Apt. B.
m>+dep. For more info
call Renata. 556-11'11
3br. 2ba coonecling gar.
rAllC.-WPOIT
Bachelors. I or 2 ~ l&Townhowsea
From$389.~
spectacular spa, tot al
recreation program.
eoclaJ program. 7 pools, 8
tennis courts. At Faabion
Ialand, Jamboree • San
Joeq\U Hills Roed.
Roomw/ldtchenette & up at airport wtxlnl FUR RENT ll.J76sq ft
S72 week & up. freeway access. Ground vacant land av ail for
548·97SS floor avail. t.o 4000 1q. rt. ~in tbe open. LoC'
&LS-G>l. Ginny. • ID C.M. olf ol w 19t.b S! Large rm ft bath over·
looking bay Hm. priv.
Fem. $2:50. 6'13·1521
VacaMc. l...tah 4250
•••••••••••••••••••••••
llouse for rent. Big Bear
Qty sips 6. lmcns furn
$25 rutely pr cpl Call
aft.er3 p.m. S48·1989.
TAHITI
Modem l or 2 br cottage
on beach on Tahiti w1tb
car . row boat. was h
machine . complete
ldt.cben. etc. For more
info call 979-21899 eves &
wee&ends. -----·
LAGUNA MIDICAL
Suite for lea&e: ground
fl oor. garden t y pe.
downtown. approx 1127
sq. n .. at.tractive rents
Call agt . 67~ &100
CORONA DB. MAR
Oeluxeolfice. Sl~ mo
fleaJOOOl1llCS 675 6700
Newport Beach ore apt
MS() Cannery sMIOn
675-4912 Broker-
OIOi~ shopping c.-enter
spaces -6Sl or I 160 sq. ft
Under 65<. Prime CM.
Harbor Blvd at &ker St
loc. lmmed occpy Agt
56-1386
Qill ~&42-4210 ... ,.
...... Wmhd 4600 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Responsible. wo rk1n11
writ er ~ee k ~ one
bedroom c.-ullaRl' 1n
Corona del Mar or C05t.t
Mesa Qw~ t>s~en
Wll Wnte CJa.,s1f1t.'d Ad •n. OaJly Pilot. P 0
Box 1560. C~t:. Me!>"
926216
Desire lsetreral or h<>ust>
l'pl lootmg for unlum 2 3
bdrm w encl yd for 2
mature dogs Have good
ref's for all o r us
751·9100, 12-4 pref. Steve
er Jean.
•••••••••••••••••••••••
V'NEED
V'MONEY
• camnMO ,.,., ....
z.d&lrd'TO .....
547-5402
Arranged by c.....-.L.MM
...-..StL.o.t
Avail for any purpose.
Sl0.000 to SJ0,000,000 Ca II
R 0 Roub1ao, 675·9979
BUSIN~ LOANS
Any Amt Any Purpose
2nd T 0 s 84.2 04SS
MONt-;Y AVA ILABLt:
any purpose. S1 O .000 mm
Mr Harj!rave 951 3$35
l..clt: White cat w/black
apo&a, big eyes. Reward.
56&-l.OIM.
l..clt: Dog. reddish brown.
l yr old, choker chain
Vic: Moote Vista, CM.
~.
LOST: Harbor ,Center
CM. White gold wedding
ring. REWARD! 9·28
965Ut
Lost · S ml M a l e •
Schnauzer. Haa red'
sailor collar l.D collar
Reward offered. no q ue5-
bom asked. Pleue re-
turn o ur c h ildren 's
"Ludwig". 968·2206 or
ZlJ 4211). 51.S 1
Lost CAT. Wht/brown
YOllJ\lt female. Back Bay
area Reward. S48· 1:>63
FOUND Blk lab. 5m0b
Uttle wtute on chest Vic
Niguel & Cst. Hwy
831-7016 ~ Wmlhd 50)0 ----
••••••••••••••••••••••• ,~ 5)50
Nee:! wuecured loan or
'9Xl> Repay $7500 1n 2
quarteorly payments or
$3750 Contact J oe
~2028 alter 6pm ----
Moll~ J 1, Tnist DMdi 50)5 ........•.•••••••......
Scdet' MtcJ. Co.
;\il type:. ol r~al eM<tlc
In\ estments S tn('t' I ~!I
SfMciali~ift
2.d'TOs
• ••••••••••••••••••••••
WANTED 1-'emalc t o
share expenses of 2 week
stay 111 Tahlu. Dec 22 to
Jan 5th. Call Barry
~1017
Loer-g1ung MASSAGE
&bJames·L1c Masseur
Outcalt 9-11. "94·5111
MICHBil"S
•o.h:all•
IL\.~ 2AM 1135·374'1
'42-21 71 545-0611 PREGNANT" Caring.
-confldenl.lal counsehnlt &
116.000 2nd mort s yrs. rderra!. Abortion.. adop·
..._,... iw. yield diacount liaa ft~
TI4ffiJ1.-041'7 before 5P M A.PCAR E 547 ·2S63
CASH FOR
TD's
PnoC1pal 9M-~
HOMEOWNF.R l_,OA;-.i~
ARRA."l;GED
SJ 0 .00'> to $250. 000
. •AMORTIZED
•r.r."TERES'f ONLY
•SHORT TERM
Call Bob Williams Aienl
7Jl.m1 or960·1957 ---
2 day approvaJ rund ID 7
days . No point s
Sl0.000-t75.000 2nd T 0 .
lo8n&. Udo Newport Q>.
6T.). 7Sl6. lM hrs.
. ..................... .
s,lrt .... .....,.
W.5S. FJCamino Real
SaoClemenLe. Fully lie
For A t. 492·7296
O.C. AIRPORT
SECT'Y &
ESCORT
•SERVICE•
Specializing in busi·
nessmeo. r esidents Mlcocne. •
73'-5241 24HIS.
.... Ca .. -.y
OUTCAU
34 hrs 641--0180
MC/VISA
New Dlx lBr Coodo nr S.
CclMl Plaza $3:i0. 964-2198 aaepm
(714) 645-0550
Newport Beech/So.
Adulta. No Peta. $525.
6t6-0llei6, M0-5056
H1tbJY upgraded 2 BR .• 2
17141644-ttoO
PALM SPRINGS vaca·
uoo condo on Mission
Hilla Country Cl ub.
Greens. pool, tennis.
Near Rancho Mirage
restaurant strip. Call
911Pr5430; 963-1209 all. 6.
Laguna Oceanlronl. pvt
beach, pool, 2 br, 2 ba, No
lddll· pets. 499-3519
850 Sq. ft. view. under·
ground prkg, elevator,
Coast Hwy VlSJbtllty. Alr
cond. Laguna Beach. (714 )549·1186; wknda
499o-311i22.
D I •
Opp I .... 5005 A'--1C~••••••111S1 ....................... ... ................•... 5100
COVlllGllL * tlJ.0771 .
a& Hr Outcall Se.rvioe
., ..... ,..tMcl ....................... ............ 3106 .......................
I 1700 16th 51
cOo•er at 161111
(714) 642·8170
ba.,Woods.ide Village nr. 2.tra Bdrms oceanfront So. c.oast Plaza.~ Mo. duplexes. Y early .
incl. pa. Alt 61H642 _8'1S-tll __ ~_Btr ____ _
F.astside l BR, totally re· VIA U00.2Br 28a ·
decorated. $300/mo. 309 Waterfront. avail. Oct 1.
Mesa Or. 549-20'2 SS&-1802 ........ 1-3 BR furn, on Balboa nflU.fu llliahed
laland. winter .ioo mo. _,,. 2 Bdrm 1 3 BR, 2.,., ba. Beal front lmmedoccpy,951·3243 ••••••••••••••••••••••• _..,; ··gar., enc · viewcondolnTbe Bluffs. 116oe Pt 1 b tuht 3107 yard. Eastside. Adults, I LI TT L E B A L B 0 A DO.-•. ,,,.,. 1078 $1000 Per mo .. yrly se. ••••••••••••••••• ••••• • ......., ....,.. Bay I& Beach 7~11
..... tosaw. 4300 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
Movina" Avoid depoei\.11&
cut f1v1ng expe nses !
Professionally since
19'71.
HOUSIMATIS
832-4134
________ _,Semi.retired gen cootr
fllmSTHil desires assoc w/local
OMCE SPACE gen. cootr. Can furn .
I ..... be f I i IOIDeca.pttal. 641-7615. n ......, art o rv ne
bulineu ara. Beer Bar By Owntt Gd
Below market lease loc.GdCMSPrinc.Ooly
rates. Cont act Bill Rely to Box 108, Daily
Tb o m a s o r H a r r y PUot.. PO Box l!ii90 Co.ta
Fmipn. Meu. CA 8216
~··Mlty hlc.
PENNY
PINCHER
ADS
PRE LAW fiUdent needs e.ooo. ww do •a)'t.bing
Le1al. Confidential
DVM. P.O. Box 3Z42.
N. 8. 9121163.
ELITE ISLAND w /dock boat 4.br, 2ba, frplc, crpts & 3 Br 2 Ba, upper, nr occ. 18'+, 2br. l2x24 View -f-100 ate"" to ocn~ 25 · •· L.R. •-'ood ... __ ... ..,. ..... New carpet, paint "' ••' ...... gar, sun steps lo bay. S100Mo. deck. tll50 Winter ReoUil Mon to Moo. 548 Balboa paper. No pets. HMO D·
o e i . for a u m mer . Pan 5411-2Xl08 or 758-8949 Valencia $4.25. 545-1983
Next to beach & shops. 1 Bayfront home prtv. suite
BRS300/yrly. Furn. 2 BR gar, dock. non-smkr.
MOO yrly. &7~ M50. f73.U2l.
18562 MacArthur Bl 1210 -·---.· .. -uc-·.,-· lrvtne, Calif. 9:2715 ~
OR CALL HIA&.1*000
ONLY S2
Sell any Item or rom·
bmatlon of 11ems '°" S'IS or leas with a Penny
f>11l('her Ad 3 ltnt'S for 2
ron..wcuu~e day~ Earh
llddltt<>nal ltne 1:< ~ for
lhe 2 days Chal'lle 11 •
ISCotn' SBYICI
teS& ... S
WINOVIDI .......... ..,..
... 9M7 1981 FULLERTON 3 BR. 2 ba, yrly. Very l br, new stv & ref'rig.
.. So. layfr•t d6:.se to bcb. Nice/clean. Quiet. olf at prkg. Ad"Jt. 48Rupat.ainapt. Winter 87).2U3Refurbished. no pet. $285 Incl utU.
SIOO /mo, avail im· 673-6372 media&ely. Beach Time 0 r a m a t i c 2 s t y ---------a-10v~11 t.ownbome. pvt patio & _.., deck. fplc. 2 BR 2 Ba,
BAY FRONT $325 y r ly. 15115 yrly. M6-1220
2 Br. 1 ba, $310 mo .
Adults, no pets. 27l·C
F.ut letb Place, 644-0452. 1ml studio, hotplate, c.ciM .. M9'
""'· utl pd, 673-3800. 112 2 f;astside tbr, $325M o.
••••••••••••••••••••••• Clean. Private Yrd. Incl. ...... , ' Illa 3707 SmaJl bach. partially ......, """'"aft 6 -··••••••••••••••••• rum. 2 min. walk to pr._._. . pm
BMll"hr apt betweeo 12th bMeh. 1265. Mr. Moore Bachelor. oew great E ·
6 IJUl S&a. Yrly. $190. m.?m side location S285.
m.1111; IWl-4200. 7:.Wl: eves a:n -0866 Bach dole to beach. UUJ C.-.. Mw 3722 lncld.D)O.
.-·················· 61~1497. Coaclo oa tbe water. lbr dole to beach. View. Newport •acbel finest. 11200.llo. U2·4783 ~· Util incld. '500. .tabs. _115-__________ ~
alrfWll. ...... d,rJer, 2 BR. 1 ba, new paint,
IOJtl or abort l erm. ~. floortial, crpt, lrpl,
--; _.., carport aoo.11a-20:aS
~~ ...... ??~~ '=.~=~u~
CMADloto walk to beachi mant· ·-· ..... gs p AJD mlQ)' JltrM. C.l Marc a AU...,• ..... • • or Jay.171«550."-· Coef&r• ... fore yo" ree&. Cu1tom dHi1n Clll9.... 1124 fe alaJe1 : 8pacJou1 _ ................. ..
...... wtt91 ID41red Nl"'1•••••cUBr28a ~u:r:r::: i:t-:·~·c~ 5·.:k~=-=~· ...... =I ,,_ ..... I.to town? ,... .... 1 ..... db u.. Claulh .. A••· ,.., .............. l ........ ._. ..... ,.. .... ,.)
3 bdrm. 2~ ba. with
fireplace. No pets.
Weataid~. S450. Ca 11
IG-5118
2 Bdrm,' 2 ba, W /WI cpl· .... fr1*, aunken Uv rm.
b&Uu. 1ar. SUS/mo, tat/laat • f1eantog.
6GOGI
BACHELOR UNITS from
S22S per mo. unlum. 100·
from ocean. 201 E
Balboa. For more info
call Renata at 5"56-1707
F..astbiulf 3 br, 2 ba. lease
included. Spa'c .. master
suite, dining rm. dbl
aarage, auto dr opnr,
pool, rec. area. Adults
only, no pets. 8lloS Amlg~
Way,N.8 .
2 Br, 2 ba condo. i,., blk to
beach, 2 car gar. auto OP·
IV'. Beaut. bay view. 9650 yrty,
TSLMpnt 642·1603
714 /975-0111 • s. dwklt se.o, 2 rooms available, shr > _________ ,Top Balboa Oceanfront
Br house, garage, patio. of soo·•· . location. Reduc.ed to lg yrd, E.Side CM. no Bay front c. cal400 SZ'7.000. Xlnt low pri~
lods, responsible. 21 yrs w 16 0 · b 0 al s 1 i p·. lemerenc.al. A great bu.y. or older. Call Bud, res Janitorial, prkng etc. Forinfocall. Norommert>1.al uds~
'72-HCM Z4HaS
1102 W 17th st, Santa Ana
~7751. work 558-2945 673-1003.
Mother of 2 Wiii share 12" I 5 off1 c.-e r Urn
dwntwn HB apt w/fem. MacArthur Blvd. View or
Priv. rm t ba $200. aillJOrt.M50Mo.752·l747
18).4753 -
3rd rmmte needed for
nice 4 Br bowJe. Pool,
tennis, ocean 2 blks, NB. 64$.9115
Aif1IOC1 Area exec ofc1,
SI.Pl expoaure on Bristol
wtjntrl serv. 225 to 1280
aq ft rrom TY'. 551.1010
Female :Myra needs noo· Obeolakind ...
amoklng roommate ·
share 2 Br apt. CM .
631 ·5ll8. M&"7l9
Relpoallble UCI student
~ reataJ ASAP. Qll
Mark alls. IQ.GM
PENTHOUSE
SUITE
Fem. rmmte r•poulble. Locaed w1&bln the uni·
clean, over 20. NB. Q'le European dell1ned
...,.. Lido M1rtoa Vllla1e.
~:
2,.00SQ. Ft. -Priva&e Elevator
Wet 8&r, Lowlllee hnor'lcniC Bay VHtW
Ccw...SPaUo
DlcorlllOr AaMoWes A&...,_ our
nt:DJllft'Ol'RR
l1sm2 .
MIWl'Olr •CH ~nca Oil UNTAL Q W. ()I&. K•J .• lllriMrl Mlle ..... ft •
TIA•-
For mor~ inrormlolt1on
and w plan• }01ir ad \'olll
642-5678
MASSAGE
RCMIRI MOD&S
ESCOITS
OUTCALL OHi. Y .,.,.. ........
'31·2140
GOLDIMfMll.
GET MORE
$ $ $ $ $'
FOR YOUR DIME
WITH OUR NEW
DIME-A-LINE
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DIMIA.f..lm W ~ "'9'Y 14saw. ~ ._. • ...
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DIVORCE BY llAIL Newport Day Care LAWN service, land
f'Ulal&ofta&l. m. Center. Aaes 2"' 'up scape, clean·UJl6 , Adm tepl.143-SlOO Pl a a o ed pro a ram bauhoa. 642-9907 __
C., tq · l7MIOl - -Tr-ee, shrub tramming
---•••••••••••• C j ect• aeanup., sod removal
aJSJ'OJI INT!:JllOR ••••••••••••• •• • •• • •• •• anything. Dave 536-6976
CARPENTRY JACO~CONCRETE ----ByJlY W-8808. CONSTRUCTION Comm. land$cape mamt ~veways sidewalks & Apts. oondoe, sml bus.
Ha 11d1w'n1 •••••••••••••••••••••••
WMll.a R£Au.. Y CLEAN HOUSE., Call Gin&bam
GU'l. Free est. M.\--5123
' • •••••••••••••••••••••• ..........
ln1•mu .......... a.c.. Robln 's Housecleaning Low homeowner rates
Srvc, for a thoroughly 675-0662
clean house. ~7 ~
CalJFor~..:_~ousectb lean~n1g.-fL
• •IUUJC at spara es lliE HARTfOR() likesnow ~6.
For Excell e n ce in ....._..
housecleaning· Cleanin!t •••••••••••••••••••••••
Unlimited. 546-3726. Autos, Hms & Off, Fran·
cell's lmmac. Cleaning
Serv. We care more.
Llcdl bnd. 759-0323.
75&-W7
MRS. CLEAN makes it
Gleem Bach .• apts.
homes. 549-9372
....... P4'•*' ...
ESSIAM
Custom Painting
Free Eat. 3 yr guar.
Chuck r..aln 962-1'78
Slwtllt/Alw .... •••••••••••••••••••••••
l!'.xpert Drea1matlft1 It Al&eratJona, C.tm work Eml. Hlu ••. N-'1322
... lllFJ .......................
Brkkwork. Small Jobs . PAPERING. Quality
Newport, eo.ta Meta & work. Fr-ee e at. Don.
NEWUFEPAINTlNG , ...... ..,....
Int/Ext. Free eat. Refs. -·••••••••••••••••••••
Irvine. 87~1'7Seva. Ev•~ 5'1l-221S
Uc'd. lnr.M1·5071 CJ.ARENCE'S TV rr yn
" PainUn& fr ReetoraUon,
"Par Excellance ". st.
ltc/lns /rers. Rlcbard
Sinor.-~
....... ,,..,..... exper. Days , eves.
·-···················· wtuJds. ~.95 +. 957-1096 Nealpat.cbes •textures Trw Senice lrk:ll & lloct Wort&
Marty &4a-Ql18 ... IST. ltl-1439 •••••• .. •••••••••••••~ ...... .......................
LEVELOR BUNDS
~ lbe best for leas.
Free est. MC>-6313
~ •••••••••••••••••••••••
-,, th
Painting, Res /Comml. ........ !••••••••••••••
Serving Coastal comm. 8 ""·' k Fl 't DR Sl yrs. Hlgbeat Quality ._.c . IH ·• · · · ~~I. lic'd. Dave ~~~~~re-
Remoddlng, copper re-Painti.ng, lnt/EJtl. Qtty pipe. leak detection &
mat.. won, rea1d & in· aewer locating. Tap Hal
cbt. Free Eal. 646-1252. Plwnblq. 537-319' Local moving. Freight.
const.nact.ioo. household & o U ice supplies . Wallpaper banging, fut
Reasonable rates. Call service, qu.allty work. Le 5~. Papi.er. 714-~23SO
Plumbing repairs &
drains cleared. Waler
Ian, garbage disposals.
Expert Drain. 556-6970.
MCNisa NRlfa;/P•rilMJ WAU.PAPEIUMG
••••••••••••••••••••••• Quality work. Eves
~. shrub. pruning " re'-mov al, yrd cle.an-usl9(
hauling. S48-214S,
~1413Jim --~· ...
NorWJ •••••••••••••••••••••••
FREE trial lesson
credentialed, reading,
math & I•'rench. 673-601.3
Wlftdowa.aJ g •••••••••••••••••••••••
Olllege students. wtndow
washing. Reaid /st.ores .
Xlnt work. 642 54'4~
~7972 ffemodel!ng, expert finlah
wort, 16 yrs in area,
Palombo O>nstr. 962-8314
patios IMl-nS2. sites Mike 646-6684
Bldrical Gardening, tree tr1 m Wkly or 1 time service.
Vacanta our specialty.
Walls. windows. stm
c.-arpel cleaning. 24 hr
service. Free est. Bon·
dedtlns 552-4106,
PETERS PAINTING 631·~. l..odependent dram clean-L-..C111b !J Expr'd. Reas Rates. ing SS.SO up Res ults Ted's Window Care. Pro<
••••••••••••••••••••••• Free Est Call Gene Ext I Int 'pa 1 n t &i .. window cleaning. Rsnbl
•••••••••••••••••••• ••• ming, clean up. & ma1n1.
U )QI 're~ for a bet· ELECTRICIAN. Pn ced serv Amie 548-8414
terjob, YoU won't want to right.free estimate on
ml.u the employment larporsmalljobs. Sell things fast w1lh Daily CIObanm inClaaiCled. U c. #337254 673-0359 Pilot Want Ads. DANDY DUSTERS
European Landscaper
Top work. Fair price.
Refs. 64&4871 dys/eves.
wallpaper. ·Qual work. gu.ar. 1 dys. S48-4436, a.. rat.es. Refs. 642·7893 ~ reas. Free"est. Steve S,63l-0034 ___ _
ALL PAJMTIMG 547-4281 Have somethinit you want Trade your old stuff for
Neal673-5576 SELL idle items with a taseil? Class1hed ads do new J:Oodies with a
Want Ad Help? 642-5678 Ext$475 lnt137S Daily Pilot CJa.ssaried _Ad tl well. 642·5678 _ _ ~1assdied ad. 642-567~-
' tWp Wmhd 7100 Help W..ted 7100 Hllp WCIRted 7100 Hllp W.e.ct 7100 Hllp W.e.d 7100 Hllp W.ted 7100 tMp WCIRted 7100 tWp W..t.d 7100 Hllp W.ted 7100 ....................... ....................... ....................... ....................... ....................... ....................... ....................... . ...................... ·····················4'·
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ESCORTS
642-1571
7-10 P.M.
--------Lonely? Need to talk?
Fane-A-Friend Club now
formiag. S58-2"'J for in-
fo. Male fr FEMALE.
•FOXY LADY*
OU'ICAU. ONLY
'*fn.l Ill•
"'Coe..AtmUTY''
'-OS-Lilest1le" people
slncwewvm relatlona
~call 750-0l74
Sial* call TSC>-067'1
Recorded lb1. any hr
ca•llATULATIOMS
Ace~ Hag Clerk
We are seeking a reliable
person with an aptitude
ror numbers, typing. &
calculator skills to join
our Accounting Depart
meot. Some accounts re·
ceivable experience
helpful. Enjoy excellent
company benefits includ · ang a free meal per day.
Apply 9am-nooo. Mon·
Fri. Personnel.
MARatOTT HOTB.
900 Newport Center Dr
Newport Beach
Equal Oppe>r Employer
Accounting
JR ACCOUMTIMG
Cl.Bk
The Jolly Roger, Inc ..
bas an excelklnt op·
portwuty for a bngbt.
ambit ioua person as a J r.
Accounting Clerk, t he
position is entry level
wiih I.be opportunity for
advancement. Ex· perience ii helpful, but
DOt ~red. 'W~ttn• coodftfoos & employ~
~fiu are excellent.
SellU)' is depeoden1 on
experience level. Apply
in penoo. or send a re-
sume to:
,,_ Joly IOCJft' l11e.
1700 G'illette Ave
Irvine. Ca 9Z714
C714t 546-0331 LAWA&llLL
Y• c..1 keep CJOOd
lilCl'9tl tr..•!! Han •Act':OUD--•ting-----
• Ha,py Life ii• LEA.DACCOUMTS
er.,..!!!!! UCBV ASLE
5450 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Two Wk United Airline ·tim, MS each.
S48-32165. ·i= .......................
5'*'11". ....... 7005 .......................
WM.er Color Workshop
w /llilford Zornes from
Utab. Nov. 12thrul7.
Enrolhlkut open. For In·
for. call Edith Palomba
114-53&-:i&SO
707S. .......................
L.et us solve your
EN.GI N E E R J N G
· PROBLEMS on an ''AS
NEEDED " basis . 114-M).0.133
Nurse. puctical,
part-time.
'7» 1737 after 7P M
H11p W..a.4 7100 .......................
ACTING ... ~·· aeeded, bit players,
lllrU lot maj motion
fk/t• aeries, poe1 tv -. Need people for
OW Oo/LA aoe. dllootins. Olllflllll' ..,.. . n•sas-o120
j tL c..&*9 for ".Fut a.t-". ''Loft At First
.. , ... , "Rocky 11 '', • .......,..__ ... Sm fee.
()111.81' AR Prod11ellou, ...., PllWifl, call t~ ...
Cl.EU
Orange County's leading
community builder has
an opening for a detailed
minded individual seek·
ing a career in Accounts
Receivable. Position re·
quires: ellperienced in
the Accowits Receivable
& General accounting
functions. College a c ·
oounilng course work &
exposure to computer
systems would b e
helpful. lG-Key by touch
& light statistical typing
are needed. We prefer a
flexible. communica
lions oriented person lo
one with years ex
pelience. Please apply m
person or send resume
to:
J .BUCKIE
nE IRYIME CO.
550 Newport Cente r Dr
Newport Beach. 644-3389
Equal Oppor Employer
A.DMIM. Auistant
The Barksdale Founda
tion. dedicated lo s har
ing self esteem workshop
& materials nds an Ad·
min. asstsl Rare opport
for person w/slulls or Cl(·
ec. sectry & expr. &
capabilities of ore mgr
Report directly lo prest·
dent. Gr eat deal or
aut.ooomy m manag1ng de., scheduling events &
handling logiSllCS Of
workshops & seminars
In teres t 1s se lf
awareness essential
497-4801
ADVERTISING
Busy publishe r needs
"EAGER BEGINNER''
to learn publishing bust
ness. Good typmg &
phone skills. car nee for
bi-weekly copy drop orr
at LA Airport. Full or
part time fOl' entry level
position, ROOM 'FOR
ADVANCEMENT'! For
APT MANA GER
For 55 units in Costa
Me.a. Exper 'd couple.
Wd e bkkpg ex p .
Husband mainl. 1:xp.
Call 642 5073 or 1213 J
865-:&51 ---------
ASSEMBLERS. eler tro
med1anical c.-011 wanders.
for small Solenoid Co
Prefer exper . rchab1hty
a must. Work with small
precision parts. Good
manual dellter1t y
Salary negotiable. SR
Engineering 834 Produc-
uoo Pl.. Newport Bch.
642-8584
ASSEMILERS
We will train. Apply
7am . M acGregor
Yachts. 1631 Placenua.
CM
Assistant Ma nager
needed. Chris Fash ions,
So. COastPlua Mall. Ap-
ply in penon.
appointment caU Rebec· .................... .. ca Brill 979·1671
(9em.5pm)
•Adnrtisiqg•
STA.IT
MA10M5 SSS
TODAY!!!
The Daily Pilot needs a
person for our Classified
Advertising Depart·
menl. The person we
seek s hould enJoY
telephone sales. be able
to type 45 WPM <elec
tric ), have a pleasant
personality & enJOY
working with a great
group of people!
We olfer excellent com -
pany benefits inchxhng
medical. dental. life 1n
surance. et c. Salary
PLUS commission ' Ex-
perience preferred. but
not essential.
Please call for mtervaew
Personnel Dept.
642-5678. Ext. 277
ORANGE!:,OAST
DAILY'PILOT
330W. Bay St.
Costa Mesa
U you are new to Cotta Mesa. ~mpora.rily cli..
c:onUoumg your educ•· Uce, receoUy discharged
from lbe service, or for
any reuon seeking tern·
porary or career work,
<..'OMider this unique OP·
port.unity
You Can Earn
$216PerWk
Tile women and men we
are looking ror may be
ured of typing. folding
papers, warehouse JObs
and worlung for a limited
income Work with
young people. Rapid ad·
vancement possible. If
you are 18 or over and
would be available to
start work immediately,
call ..... btwn9 30.3·30
645-6514
Equal Opportunity ----Emnloyer Auto detatler Must have
__.... -"1:.:.:' --..-..-good driving record --~~ transportation allowance
Ambitious? Be your own available 495-4661
boss. Wor·k your own hrs. --
Details caH 535·5122 Auto~mOUS-
AMllTIOUS 7 Experienced ... Persona·
If you're young, con.fl· ble ... Service Writer
dent&bavetbeabilitylo needed at lop GM de·
th.ink qui£kly and a re alersh1p. The benefits
1...Jri"", · are many, pay is ex-~ ·or a generous in· cellenl. Write Daily come. Call now S4G-40'Z3 btwn Nd. M.r. Stone. Pilot, P .0 . Box 1560,
C.M. 92627, Box 2.
AUTOMOTIVE
ru.DalVBY,
DETAIL&
POUSHrl:tlSOM
Experienced necessary.
Enthusiastic & responsi·
ble. Excellent shop & Mrktnl conditions. App-
ly in pe:non & see John
Plummer at
Bankulg
TB.LSlS
tuU ltme PoSil\oru. for
our Costa Mesa office.
Ellperiencc prererred
but oot r~wred. Plea1>e
call Mr. Wagner al
546--ZlOO
Calif. hderal
~-.&Loan
Z700 llarbor Blvd
Costa Mesa
Equal Oppor Emplyr
M/F
Baolung
TELLH
MEW ACCOUMTS
Permanent. part ume.
hght typing. Will con
sider trainee. Call for
appt.
Mutual Savings & Loan
Corooadel Mar Mr. Cooopast 675-5010
Equal 0ppor Emplyr
Banking
TB.l.B
Downey Savinp & Loan
bas an openinl In Its
c.c.t.a ~ brancb for a
part time teller._savlngs "Loen or banking ex per prelsnd. Must be able
to work Sal. 1Clnt won-
"'' cood .• paid vaca-tions. Contact Mr .
f1aberty 642-7422.
Equal Oppor EIDJ>lyr
~~YSIAHK
TIU.ER
6 Motllhl + &p.r
Good startmg salary &
benefits. Fount ain
Valley office. Veterans.
Vietnam. M·F. ERA &
Handi c app e d e n · courage<! to apply Af.
(1rmalive Acti o n
Employer
963-561 3
BANKING
Trainee Expenence
ALL JOBS
FREE
IFYOUAIE:
Mt grcdlatilMJ fnNn
~ a. ac••""9 th« work
forc.•7
Loaldil9g for a c•Hr
~7
SeekiftCJ bethr
bsuaftb7
JobdoMr to hotM7
U SO
CARRY FOX
~ ._. ,..,.. . .,.,.. ...
helph19 .,,ncaah _,...re...., or ....... ,Ill '"'"" .... fciAtc*mp. .
ll~ht , •• , ••••
,. HCI ~-, ap. file.... c....,. . . .....
;
ln
....... , .... ,. &
l,.-_ Mui ljl I (I Lelld-........... c .. ....... ........
TO APPLICANT
............ ...........
~S..81AtPt
8ANK.ING
TB.UR
Commercial bank Teller
expeneoce necessary for
Uus full lJme. permanent
posit100. Pos1t1on ·r e
quires courteous &
quality :.erv1c e t o
customeni
Barber Stylist to manaite
part-t.une 631-9577 Tues
Fn. !H>, Sat I 9-S. eVC'i
681 :ms
leftch T ec:t.ici•
for profes:.1onal audw
:.er v1c 1ng Mu ~t b•·
qualified Call ror 1n
leNlf.'W 64S-lS50 I
CLERICAL
START EARNING YOUR EXTRA
CHRISTMAS MONEY NOW
PLUS
. . .
We offer a good salary Jt BookkeepU1g Personnel
benefits & excellt'nl _ _!_56-63_28
$25 IOMIS After Wortdnr) 40 Hours
We Offer
Top ray lwdiafe Won
woriung rond1t1ons
AppUcants should con
lad
TIM PERALTA
714-752-0600
btlO
MANUFACTURERS
IAMk
1201 Dove Street NB
F.qual ()ppor Employer
Bain& M.._T.._. ......
"-Tehr. L..-•
INdtoHlce. X1at oppc:nunity at loul
Savinp& Loan. Mature.
respomible persou ti)
fill t1-e poslt.k>n.I. Mu.at type 50 wpm. Many co.
~-FOi' appt. caU
Mlli.e:
SUDLllAal
SAVJMGS
497.l36J
E.0 .E .. M tF
Banlang/S .tr L
TB.LY
F\lllert.on s & L seeking
full tame tell et' for N. B
office. Typing 30wpm re
q'd Elcper pref'd but will
all m4 )871-4244 for appt
E.O.E
BANK
lfPORTUNITIES
•18.LSlS
Related ex~nence re·
qt&red.
AMERICAN
SAVINGS
~El Toro Road
Laguna Hllls
Ms Cameron 770-2816
IDE MtF tH
Banking
WANTm!!
LOAN
PACKACiEA
~er loan. credit or re·
lated uperientt. Salary
commensurate with ell·
perience. Please call
Carmen Hemenway at
(714 ) tm-1600.
llEMTWOOD
SAVINGS&
LOAM
Equal Opportunity
Employer M/F
lmmechte openlnp for
experienced Tellen.,
CntZENS BANK OF COST• MU• ...........
£.0.1. 'M J,!H!V
IOOKKEEPER
Accounts Payable Ac
counts Rece 1vablt·.
ConstruclJon expencnc·e
preferred. In Orange
!B731~
BOOKKEEPER-Some
lypuig. sm bookkeep1ng
ofc. hrs t.o be an:anged
64.Ul2l2 ------
IOOICllB'Bl/P· Tilm
t'M ClrA RT H 0 U~ E
Reltaarant. Sat/Sun '-MoDday. Call for ln·
t,erview. ~-7187 ---------IOCUI ra
CPA Orm at Mac Arthur
Blvd. & Jamboree Rd.
lrVine. 7524Z'74.
8000•• :;,m prment rnlr in Costa
Mesa are• has good opp.
ty for sell-starter St.ronit
bldtg e:x:pe:r a must. F 1C
helpful. Sal D 0 E. Send
resume to PO Box 213:>.
Newport Beach . c ..
9266.1 ----
IOOOEEPER
CCORlllissioM I
Newport Investment
Farm. Fu 11 rha r iie
romm. bkkpr noqwn•s
exper. 1n p1:1iboard
system. knowlcdi.tt• 1n n·
adm~ romputer report'
640-0l23
BOOTH ATTENUANT
Ovr 18. Judy or Haney
Newport Arches MannJ
J3l3 W. Csl Hw}. Npl
Bch
Cahttria Hetper
Short Hours
3 br. rrun. $3.SO per hr
C.M . N.B .. CdM areas
No exper. neees:.ary Ap·
ply al Newport Mesa
Un1 f1ed School Dist
Food Service Office. 1857
PlacentJa. Costa Mesa
~2920.
Caleuna Employees. sw·
mg shift & days. some
exper. helpful. Good
benefits. Call for appt.
731 -5100. ext 2699.
Car Rmtal Co. needs Lot ~ to service cars.
pick up & delivery 4500
Campus Dr. Newport
Beach. 5416-1711.
CAIWASH
CASHIB
Immediate employment
avail. For ant.erview call
~.
CASHIER EJcperienct!d. and some
knowled1e or film .
S•turdays. Hrs. 10·6.
Depeodable 962.~.
CASlDER -Hostess. Ell·
p'd. P/time ru.hu. App-
lY ln pencia at Two Guys
F rom Italy, 2267
Fairview Rd., CB!
SIMwi or l.OftCJ T et"1ft As~a1A8't1
Typfth Secnfcriff
A.cchJ Clefb R~sh
GeMMll Offiu
Tu401•' Senkes
2061 Business Center Drive
Irvine
752...U
Cl.DUCAL
......IK»ISTJPIX
Pmilioa available I« H ·
periwled ~co
---electroruc pulse nitcbboard. file & LY Pf
& gnet clAl!Wmers
We oHer growth op·
portunaty 1n a very
fncndl)' env1r'?"menl.
Appltcants !lhOuld con·
tart.
TlMrHALTA
714-752·0600
Ext 10
MANUFACTURER
IANK
t.201 Dove Sl rt'<'l NB
Equal Oppor Emplo} er
Oen cal
$URFel
PUIUCATIOHS
Five 0H1 ce pos1t1 ons
a val.I.
I . ACCTC . CLiJRK
REC PAY exper. Type
SOwpm. tull Time
" 2 A SS I S TANT
CASHIER · lite bkkgp.
filing, rull·time now thru
Jan
3 TYPIST S0-60wpm.
gen filing. computer ex·
per helpf\11 . F\111-time.
4 TYPIST · SO-wpm.
basic bkkgp necessary.
.F\111 ·lime.
S. GEN. OFFICE · strong
clerical. type 4Swpm.
F\lll-time
P\ease apPly at 33046
caDe Aviador. San Juan
Capistra no. Phone
496-SSZ2
LO.L,
a..ERICAL
CNUSTMAS:
MONEY
F\le Clerks 1 to 2 month.
assignments in I rvin~.
operungs now. Top hour·
ly pay + weekly chances
o n trip to Puerlol
Vallarta fort WO.
CALL.HOW!
557.0045
Cf\-Lff\";.
11,,.l>Oll"PY PEl!SONNH SllMCU
3723 lin:h Street
Hewpori leach
Oen cal
PERSONNEL
Ga.ER.AL OFFICE
PART TIME
We are seekmg an cm
c1ent. people on e nte<t,
person to perform.
dlvers1f1ed duties m th'\.
Personnel Office Appli-.
cant :.hould have bil
1ngual l>ktll:.. Spanis h·
Enghsh & be able to
work Mon-t'ri, muTn
1~. Apply 1n person
9am-noon . Mon F'r1
Personnel.
MARRJOn HOTB.
WO Newport Center Dr
Newport Beach. E.OE.
Oerical
TYPIST
SO wpm req. w1U train for
billing machine . Ca II
540-7639. A Kendav1s
lnd ... E.0.E.
MO TICE
bow Daily Pilot Class-
ifJed ads display tbeir4
messages with legibility
Oerical. and impact? Our ads. we •
I -I C &.-att proud to say, really -7'5 Ill. O ..... get r esults . Phone 1-.diat• op•"· _642-_·_S678_. ____ _
illfJI: aaalfied Ads are the'
Dlct••u• Optr. wwer to a succeastul.
Type SS-tO wpm. some garage or yard sale! lt't
dk:t. exper .. tood spell· a better' way lo tell mor•
:::. aptitude, varied typ-l~Piii*~DPiiilleiii! iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
0-.MyOper.eer
... llmow key to dilt.
Phf•Ull«· .....c...-
UlllOllAllETS :::: :=~e~ri·~:
OpeniQll now a.vellabl• C Ca.ta
Dlal Direct
642-4321
Call CoOect
for t\\if tlme aulatant WW \rain COMCieoliool ,....._ oe 2nd. "-arct. individual.
eldft. No expeneoee n.c. W.tnm. &&art Sl.10 &o t& Xlbt work.inl ~d. 6
per boar. AdvMCement bmefttl, ~ for .....,. l"w lllPlll. ple-.e eon\a&
111111& '1 rtat.nee to •·• U. Ml'llODDel ct.pt. at perlllCls ., .......... hf •Ttu • ... ...._ .. •lo· ........ --or call
'714/llT·4MO. Wiii In·
........, -8aturda11 b1 ........... .,_ 0,,0,. Employer
SAflCO
--.•MCICO • 1mo Brookhun• FoUD\ain Valley
F.quaJ Oppor g r
\ Subscribe to the .
newspaper that
cowenyour
hometown lle•t ...
TPUR Hometown'
Dtllly NeWlfMI,_
DAILY PILOT
• '
..
j
CWLYPLOT MllaW..... 7 100 ~ .................. .
Omwll a.rlcal
LAOUHA MEDICAL
~~~ ..... ?!.~~ ~'!=!~ ..... ?!!! --... ~--
• llecUaak AIMmbl1 poel.
Uoo open. No ••per
-.-. WW trahs. 13 10 a.rt. OaU MS-.aJZ for
e ARioiDCmmt.
aa:1x11c TICH
LAB. IMNd.a froat omce ,.
~ -MC)' Dtvenltled
poaiOon. Mature penoa.
'l'-rP• SO wpm , non
1moktt EOE. '94-0TOl
a.a.. Secu •tv .. ,.,.~!1 s..u.
Promocklaal poaalbllltlea
can provide bow'ly ra&.e
ux:ntMel.
r:-.--------, .IANl'l'OU. Pt...a.. ol· lndu.tlr.llJ nee d9milrt ~ lleo. I All•CPI t .._ fs CDISI• Cen· , •c•w •e•s tra1 o.c. • beeell areu . I ·-I Call 5S2·11SI betwa I MACH OPaS I ~ lloa·Prf.
I W AllHOUll I
O,QICAJ.. .. ,,.. AIS•••s Dlvnn.I wcwk load lo m11. lnatrumenta. Ad·
vaoeed Klnetlc1. 1211
Victoria Sl, C .M .
841-'JW. E.0 .£.
GIM9lALMC
n:l.£PH0NEtrY PING
A penon wtt.b pleuant ~ pel'MlrulUty to baDdJe heavy phones &
who baa cood typlna
abWUa. '700 per mo.
Up to IUO Per Hr
Apply I.ft Persoo MOo·Pn aam-Spm
1532 W. Commonweal lb Fu.llerton, Ca
Moo-Fri 8:00.5:00
2.30 W Warner Rm 202
Santa Ana, Ca
1 sH•.ac cues 1 ,.,.,., .... MVeraJ l\lYI llf you need extr11 a Pll <over 11) to help
fcasn. tncn Kelly c1n1 willtUckeUal•t.oaporta • 1n e Ip' Temporary I evea&a. SJ, hr. to •t.att·
'
work means a rtex!ble Opply to SS. up 1t you re fOI CHllSTMAS
,, ... ,. a.rt.a
4 toe maath aul0tmn&a
In Lona BeHh Hun• ~ee.th~
~mC'ed oa phe>Q(",
famtlillr wltb blllln1
tbta. COtl'hP.QndctD('•. ~.bl.lb ol llld Ina No t,yp&nJ niqwrect
Houri II·~ Top pay
Weekt,y upportlWUa to
win a trip to Puerta
Vll.llatta for tM> l c-. .... ....., ,_....._......,
557-0045
U\-Llr\:
llMPOl!AiY PH1$0N,..ll SUMCIS
3723 lire• Ser..t
t6e•p0ttleocla
c&.aK/Acait'9
Will lrain s harp in·
dmdual. $3.50 br. + gd
benefits . Jeannie m.ouo. C.M.
.
Bapa1ldln1 firm baa
'41""'"&1 rot data mU')'
<....-or l yr ml.ft H
P« requmad. Jl'U U 6
pwtUmehoun avaU for
lat 2Dd ors 1hll\ and/or
WWhllct. Some tem
porary posl\tol\8 avaU
~I tor~
SAFEGUARD
BUSINESS $YSTl!:MS
IN •
22m Faan-iew Rd C M
~-·
COMPANION Maturt:
woman w car Share
Newport home w /i.ame
Rm. board & sat N1te1-
~6'73-4~----
CU TODIAN. SC'bool
a.di a cuatodlan for
vacuumlo1. lO*ctl •lllhtoa. f1oor rlean!nJI, etc:. H o ur i ,
J 30 IO:JOPM , C»ll Mr
JODCll, MO-ltlO
CUSTOllAN
lmmldla&.e openln1 for a maw.ro & rehabJc cualo
d1an w wnrk in our largt:
Udo Manna Vlllaae. All
.a membt!r of our
Janitorial atdf, your
rapoos1bAl.JUN Wiii ~n
Lail day to-day aeneral
mamtenance, Including
weekendl;, &c know ledae
ol noor care Xlnt com·
pan.y benefits. Apply in
person at
'Udo MmiH VI ... ~ Viu Oporto, Stt: 4
Newport Beach. Ca
Equal oppty employer
Mt F
c.to..r Senice
Outgoing, pleasant
personality lD work
w t customers on
telephones, run tracers,
answer questions & typ in&. Sell Starter. Rapidly
expanding consumer
electronics Co. Advance· CLllUC ==potential. Call __ CU_ST_OD-•IA•M--
lmmediate opening in COMPUTIQUE F\Jll Ume and part lime
loan brokenge co. Ac-5'9-7373 Janitorial custodial posi·
curate typing, detail ·--------• lions. available at 11hop-oriented, abllity Lo cope ping center apartment
with pressure. Call COMTROLLH complexes & marina for
Katie: ~9350. TO $50,000 Newport Beach-Irvine.
Experience in single Excellent benefits, In· Q.HIC/MMGR. family residence. Local cllJdinc free health Ir Ufe
Olsmetics, gifts Ir cards. company, tremendous imsurance for full Ume. Expr. pref. ~7373 erowth-Some positions have nex. _.__...;;.__ _____ __. ituboura. Apply at lbe
Oerk Typist P/I', linan THlllVIMICO
c1al bwslneaa deal r es Wt.COM'\. NOP 1071 Camelback
D9 IOMSTUTOIS
Part time your area,
boua1ware1t1rocery
wW \run Til-.a.180 ------
Dental AH't, uper'd .-> mo. full benefits
~.MMllO.
DIMTAL
IVtodonU.t needs p1rt ume iaut. 3 days a week
Expanded duties opply X-~ cel'Wicate reqd
Exper preC'd . Xlnl
benefit.a. Salary open
OtJI 142-6631. ---DENTAL AS JISTANT
Small friendly easy
paced dental office needs
outgoing & friendly
clwn.ide assistant. Good
woriang hours. Newport
Beach. 646-5411. ----·-----
DENTAL ASST. Part
tame . Mus t b e ex
perieooed. Call 646-1662
bdween 9am-lpm, Mon
thr Fr-I.
Dental A.ss't, Ortho .. Chr. N.B. Part time or. full
time up t.o 4 days per
week. Top salary &
benefits. Ortho exp. &
RDA req. 642·2626.
Dent.al ABaittant. X-ray
Uc r equired. Garden
Grove office. 631J.7111.
DENTAL ~-ORTHOCHR. Xlnt wage &
beaeftta. RDA or eligi
tie. Npt lkh. 840-0121.
GROWIH
OPPORTUNITY
•
Sr~
S.cltldcm
Must be famlliar w1tb
motor assemblies, com·
presson and &eftralors
1ncludin& wlrintt and
testina. Must also be
capable of supervising
assembly workers. Sol.Id
assembly line ex·
perience in the above areas will quallfy you ror
this positloa.
C Girl Olfice Xlnt Benefit..s OC Airport Area
Frederick brown Alaoc.
71'-546-98116
GENERAL OFFJCE
Fast ll"OWin& St. John
K.nita, needs a eompetent
eetf-start.er in the Onter
Dept. Servicing our coast
lo coast customers. In·
volves heavy phone coo-
lact. Call Nancy 5*7171.
General Office
Clerk. M>me typing &
good pay for construe
lion company ~-4313.
w•r:..qo
Glaod Senlcn
Di\iaJon ol Baker
Ptoc.ectioo Services Equal Opporwnlty.
Employer MtF
GUARDS
f\all & part Ume. All
areas . Uniform s
rurnished. Ages 21 or
over Retired welcome
No experience ntt App-
ly Universal Protection
Service ... 1226 W . Sth
Street. Santa Ana. lo·
terview hours 9-12 lr 1-4
Mon tbru Fn
GENERAL OFFICE Girl
needed wttyping Mwpm
4c gen orr1ce
capabibUes. ror ru1t.t.1me
position. 0 C. airport
We offer exceUeftt, pro-area.55MSSO GUYS & GALS
·g.ressive salary levels General otrlce. phtlite Exciting & rewarding
commensurate with ex· typ&og. l girl olc. No ex· w q r le e n r o I I 1 n g
perieneeandabllity, and per. Op~rt to learn men:ba.nt.s ia O.C:s new
outstandin& company R. E . / I' an cg , 9 . s . Scrooge Card Club. Will
benefits which mclude $450/mo. oc Airport. train. Earn $100 every
paid medical, dental and ~ day. IL'11 easy & run. Full
lire inaurance for 1-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.I or part time. Call Joe or employees and depen· 11 Donna851-9077.
dents. For immediate &.8 Gent'ral ~
ccnsideration, apply in 'W' W HANDYMAN
penonto: Fer small electroruc11 co. JOBS! L&ght Jan.atonal duties
LEAR SIEGLER
TRAM SPORT
DYNAMICS
ll.31 West Se&erstrom Santa Ana, Ca
Delivery & ptek up an co JOBSI lluCt. pack.aging. Must
• have valid Calif. drivers
JOBS'· He. Apply G . L G Systems, U U2 Condor
I m m e d 1 a t e W o r Ave.F V.
Available> Skilled
mature person with aood TO S60,ooo Newport Beach, 644-6798 skills for eeoeral office Land acqu1stion &
"duties. Irvine 7~11'2. ~is ol commercial
DENTIST experienced
Grul opporturuty. Dr
=r. 642·0112 or ~E.~O~.E~. ~~~~M~l~F~l~H
un11k1llf'd people for wor HOSTESSES a B US
in Oranae County Wor GIRLS all shifts Apply
when & wher you want btwn 2-S any d ay
N F. v E R 673-4700 . 34SO V 1 a
CLERK-TYPIST
Trainee position avail&·
ble In our Legal Ad·
vert1stog department.
Jlouni S·JOam to S:30pm.
Light typing required
<lS"4<1 wpm>. Ty pang ll'~l
& ind~triaJ required.
Some travel.
~ newport S . .; ;... personnel
~\ -. -agency
~752 ·0331
will b1• Jdm1n1o;tercd. 2192 Martin. Irvine
1\ul0anul11ll' nec:essary eau ror appointment
for ocl·a~~mal ll>j·al dn v
in.: 1 COOK -Backup <'onk.
t<:xcellcnt l"1tmpany ~·~I. days. 8 30 to 4
hendils inc:luding 751.2666 ask fur Lynelll'
medic:al. dc>ntal. hre tn· or Sal~m _
l>urance,l:'lc. 'COOK-HELPER. Full
For 1nterv1cw.
eall:
' time. 01>0d 11ay. Must
please speak. Spam.sh & some
. Personnel (){face
642-4321. ext. 277
ORANGE COAST
DMLYPILOT
330 W. Bay St.
Costa Mesa
F..quaJ Opportunity
F.mployer
English. 893-3314. Ong.
BBQ
COOK·pantry pe rson
Highly quallfled, im·
qirudive. Salary depen-
dent on experience. Ex-
cel I conditions &
benefits El Niguel Coun·
l.fY Club, Laguna Niguel
CODING CLERK Ph Cher 496-5767 !I 3PM
!:>ltry level !X">llion, rod {.1osed Monday
tnR & editing ord('rs for COOK
•,ubrrus:.ion to tht> <'Om Part time 1:pok, ht<' took
µuler • F1~ure aptitude ~ & clean up dull<'!>
11-qwred Other de:.m-d f')'ce pre-school child
quallr1cat1ons 1nrludt-care meld. Tustin area knowledg~ of 10-key, tyµ. American Pre School.
mg 3Swpm. & some ofrlc·e ~-1467
expenence. Please apply -·-------
in person. Cook wanted for Italian
CAMBIJ MFG
7601 Clay Avenue
Huntington Beach
(W /of Beach. S/of
Garfield)
F,qual Opp Employer
, Rest. Exp. req. M I F .
Call 675-31164 or 675-6193
All Day
I • COUNSELING • Group
facilitator needed part-
t 1 me AM' & PM .
Alcoholis m exper. de-
College student to tram sirable. Resume to Ray
!or slicing & portion con· Fruge 13352 Brookhurst.
trot. F1exlble schedule Garden Grove, CA 92643
approx. 7 hrs. daUy Sun. CXXJNSELOR . part-time
lhn.a Thurs. ?CJnt starting or rull·time. Mature. re-pay. Lori s Kitc hen, 11 ab I e w 0 m a n
CUSTOKER SERVICE
·Fast growing St. J ohn
Knits needs a competent
sell-starter In the Order
Dept. Servicing our coast
lo coast customers. In-
volves heavy phone con·
tact. Call Nanq 54-0-7171.
Cust. b latiOM
ScMs Traiaees
Training ror youni:.
sharp 1nd1v1duals to
rntke penod1t calls on
our estabhscd bu!>inc:.s &
professional accounlJI in
the Orange County area.
Career oriente d in-
di-viduals willing lo work
& take directions can
build t.o a high income
JXJleatial. Salary +.Call
Al ror i.aterview. V"n-2333.
Cutter wanted for
wetsuil.I, ap. preferred.
Wiil tuia rl1bt In·
dividual. Apply in person
~12AM. Sea SW ts. s:n w.
1.8lbSt..Cll
DATA ENTRY
CLERK
We are seeking a Dula
~ Clerk for the 2nd
shift to work In our
beautJfui Orange County facility.
Sierracintrransmaak is
a hlgh technology com·
pany located in the
Irvine area Just across
Crom the Orange County
Airport. We offer an ex·
oellent salary and com-
plete company benefits
including major medical
and dental. For im·
mediate consideration
please call or apply at: if'
Dispatcher for construc-
tion company.
S46-43U.
DISPLAY BUILDER
Minimum 7 years ex·
penence to bw Id custom
hardwood displays
Established company
wath health plan, profit
l>hanng, paid vacation
steady wo rk. Salary
open Charles Ga r y
Corp .. 6.11--0660
Dlst.ri but ion
KIDS&TEEMS
Earn extra money dis-
tributing & soliciting
sublcnptjons for Laguna
Beach's moat popular
magazine.
LA~UA
FUii & P /time paeltlons
avall Work your own
hrs . Call C1rculat1on
Dept 497-<4828 Mon thru
t'n lOAM lo 5PM for
appt
Drap e r y Work room .
seatn.'ltress m."e'd1.'<i Ne;ir
OC Airport Salary open
968-8435 ------Dnve r/Gardener, com·
b1nation person. Have
valid Calif. lie. Good
driving r eco rd .
Minimum age 20. Apply:
Pennysave r , 1660
Placentia, Collta Mesa.
DRIVER. s tock c lerk
muat know OC area.
chance for adv. Pac Jn.
dust. SUpply Co. 2167 S.
Hathaway, SA
DRIVER. (van> 21 years
& over. good drivma re-
cord, LA/Orange Co. de-
liveries. 213-582-1353.
fi)igineering
NEED A PART TIME
ENGINEER? Let us
solve your problems on
an "AS NEEDED "
basis. RESULTS
GUARANTEED .
714-540--0133
ESCROW
SECRETARY
Our beautarut Newpurt
Beach omc~ has an 1·x
cellent opportunity tor a
Secretary with six or IDOC"e months ei.crow ex perlence
ResponsibWUes will in
elude telephone com-municaUon with title
companies and U ght r e·
creptioa dutJee. Typing of
35 wpm is required.
1lus position airers a top
starting salary. good
growth potential and out·
lita.Ddl.ng benerall> mclud
ing.
•f'ree park in~
•Health 1nsuranc•f'
•Dental insuram·1·
•Profit shanni;
Please call Jac kie
Skarsted1 at 645-8111 for
more information.
RDBJTY
FIDEllAL
~-Lo. ....
Equal Oppty Employer
Falsie awn interview·
ing ror management " sales pos. Fabric or re-
tail aper. req. Call Mrs.
Kindel 846-4040.
Floral DesJaner, 2 yrs ex·
per. Irvine. P rr.
752-70t0
FF:t: ... Honuau ()ponoN B
today
~ V'.' ;c,,,
HOSTESS
~penenced only . t:x
cellent company
benefits Lovely buch
loc ation. Apply an
person. DO pbooe C aJ Ii; P'ease N R
OR<: !i~·M.'i2< JOU Y ltOCiER
H:~') 2f,2: 4005 Coast flW)
EOI-' Laguna Beach
.. , }' ---------
G<_-neral O<rll·c
PACIRC
MUTUAL ••
... a major life uuurance
company b.u Immediate
opaU.ng In our Newport
Beacn satellite 0H1ce
locmed In Newport Cen·
ttt /Pubioe Isl and.
Please apply in person 1r
you have s kills. e'C
pt>n~c and or inlere-.t
th one or morl' nr the
follov.1nl'C cate~on""
-Group Jn..,ur.inn•
• N e w 8 u 11 1 11 t• ~ s
Processor
•ManuaJ Coder
-OeritTypLSt Cl-ntq • I
•Typuat/Wang/ t'1gures
lntervtews will be held
on Tuesday, Oct 2. 1979,
9anHpm. 140 Gateway
Ptaia, Newport Center
Dr .. Newport Beach.
9'all60.
Equal Oppomuuty f;mp&oyer M / F
Gen'I offlce-bualnesa
skills pit In exchaqe foe
tbaring beaut. home In
Lq\ma. Reep., over 25,
Host es:. XI nt op pt) to
~upplem1·nt 1 nl'•• m..,
Wt"h'Om<' Ot'W rc-.ul<'nh
Perm p t Hex hr., ~_..-tJ
car & typewr1t('r
Hos pllal1ty H oste'~
Sen1ce. 547-~ ----:""\ Hot e l £x-,c ut1ve
Sec:reury. Top sk1Jls req Hcu-1 exp. pref. Some 4C
ctQC. Newpe>rter Ian.
644-1700 Carol Warsaw X
SM .. E 0 E.
Housecleaners, tnp p;;iy
earn up tu SS• ror
Jaru~ ~ Ral?l?t'fi) \1111
1Ues f)' 1 II 3 r..t5 I HO()
fK>USEl'Lt:A:-. 1-.R~
Car nee.PT Tnp SS
Gingham Girl G4S 5123 -------
Houaec!leaner P rr. fo" tT
own trans. Top$:$$
873-0968 ~71
Homekeeper, '" day per week. Spyglau Hill
6'4-4.130
fb.asell.eeper-1.ave in. kuis.
9,11,11. N.B. 642·3361 ,
6&2-MSO
Housekeeper /salter h ve cu. s aft.ernooas. cl11 ld
ok. must dn ve. 847 ·3SS7
or 8e-«521..
979.0747 aft lOam forl 71._~786 ·1
&pllt. -•
Counter/Yard person. run
Selling ~g with a 1 or pt·lime. incld 'g
pauy Pilot Classified Ad wtmds. 2 yrs min coUege_
IS a simple matter . . . Apply 1705 S. Coast Hwy,
DRIVER • Local delivery
for retail store. Good
dri vina record. Ca Ii f. Lie.
Full ·time . PAS
Grapblcs. 3950 Campus
Dr. Npt. Bch. 754-0422
-r_tlere. n .. ces req 'd . Jl1orist, experienced. ~
Alpha Beta Market. 241
~: Attractive
IJYe in matd wanted for 2
bachelors in Emerald
Bl.)' home. Call Bob at
664-7020.
just call 642-5678. ' Laguna Bch. Sierracin/ Transmask -----
Hamilton
Electro Sales •.•
••• Announces
An Opening Of
A New Location
Tne n.11t1011al INOe< 1n e1ec1ronlc co"IPOneru dis
1111>1111on w111 De opening •new breocll Ill' tile Otanoe
County ••ea Ou• 11-u• growth In recent
yeen ma1ut1 thl• na.d POHtbfe We nMO toP-Qu•llty P9Q91• to llelp tNlnt•ln our unp1ece<1ented
Qrowtn We,,... oPen1no• l" tile rot1aw1ng ., ...
CUllCAL/WARIHOUSI
Ale clet!lt, POtliflo c..,,.., l9C»lvll'IQla/\lppll'lg clettle, °""' ...,llcaitlOn cle<M, •~tlon ~. -• .,.
llOuM 0t0« flrlefa Mlllimum '1P9fie.w:. 1'9C!Utl9d
ADMINllTRA TIVI
~"'"" lldll• Ol ICMIO wpm -llhOftNnd or IO.,. to _,. IOt lfte l'nld;ic1 ~
IALll a MAlklTINO
a<., l*)Clle "'"' NIH OI marMtlftQ ex~. 11ter.,_.,.y Ill IPHI eleGllomo. lllOuelfy ~· • • Durtf, eu.._ ..-.le!• ,._., 8llCI lnelo. ...... or,..,..,.__ llde&lrallll.
Ow~o1 ..... ~...-1 tl#tiflO ...... _,.
totel COlllPMY peld ""911ta ll'OOflm, lnc;ludlfto
maolcll, Cliefttjf, """'1'11ty. Wit ~Ind l*llllon
pletl
Locll llltel\'lewe Wiii be oondu61.cl loilono.y tlWv
l'rio.y lr0<11II•,,,,10, p Ill ... 11112 e.tt"*! .. ,_,
~ ~y 111 .,.non OI ult ~t fOf '""'* lnlorrMtlon wld Int~ llmet
HAMILTON
ELECTllOSALES
•
3952Campus Drive
Newport Beach, CA
(714 J 540-6010
Equal Opportunity
Employer m If /h
Delivery person wanted:
must have gd drivers re·
cord, please call 833· 1888.
Delivery person needed.
Will train In blueprint·
lng. Huot. Bch. 536-2926
Deliveryman, ore furn de·
• livery OCtLA, bobtail
truck, gd drive record.
exper pref $3.50 start.
McMaban Deak. 6'2-8450
•
Deliver L.A. Times to
homes 3:30AM-6:00AM.
Need van or waeoo.
Days on avail. ~10 pr
mo. ~1. &6tr1AU
Dll.IVERY & REC. MAN
wanted for furniture lkft. SUQhr. to llart.
='~1931Npt.
DELIVERY
XTIAMOMIY
Up to "50. xtra u1b
e.cb month ror workina
..._ 2~. each A.flt.
befonodMira are up. Car ~bell.'71-9251
DIUYSRY. Aa&o carrier oeeded Alll 6 P II .
L•l•D• •••cb, So. 1-!, Dea Pt. San am..lu,,___. ......... 0epen.
dellil car • muet. Call
'nw ...... l ·Tlll.
Tlwle your okt Rull IM
new 1oodfe1 wltla a -~ed.la.971
E. 17th St. CM. 831-9962 Girt Friday General of c.
DllYllS
Men or women 2S yrs or
older. Know the coast
cities. Net $180 a week or
more. Orange Coast
Yellow Cab, 17300 ML
Herrmann, Fountain
Valley. CNo or Slater
betwn Newhope &
Euclid)
Earn S2001500 per week
registerinS voters lo help
qualify lbe Ubertarian
Party tor ballot status.
c.all 984-1908.
''H•~ ..
Plas tics Mfg. Nd
adivator ol people. Ca II
}'OW' own Salary.
ABACUS AGENCY
17964Skypark Cr. G
Irvine 714nSl·9700
FotowutDrf••Thn
Sales Clerk for day
shifts. Apply at Fotomat.
17th & Oranee. CM.
MorP .... TI-' Couplea Ir i.&IMduals for
business or your own.
Local Amway dl.atributor
trains you for splenclJd
opportunity. Pb 547 -3182
ANALYTICAL
ENGINEER
Join the growing. profeulonel team at Lear
Siegler Energy Products. 1 leader in the held
of energy related conlrol dev1ees We are
currently seeking an Analytical Engmeer wllh
• BSME and• m1n11num of 1 yeer e•penence
In Streu Analya1s 'Prefetably u11ng Finite
Element technique.
We offer a top competitive salary Ind
e.11cept1on11 company pa1<J benefits. tn
addlUon to the opportunity.to upend your
career horizone with a proven 1ndu1try
leader For 1mmeo111te conat<Jer1111on pleaM
contact
. ..
lite btpng. Resp. penon
desmng permanent posa. ---------lion. CM. Call 545-5570
GIRL FRIDAY ·
Cballenglng office.
marine orientated. Cons·
cienUoua & organized
Prefer non·smoker Neat
appearance . Call
between 8M 642·293S
GOOD JOB!
Senior Citi.z.ens men, 2
~ per week, car. Call
673-2289
Tiit:
DAILY PILOT
CLASSIFIED
SECTION
IS lhC
PEOPLE'S
MARKETPLACE
llJUSOEEPERS rcr an ~cluaive pnvate
resort. Start lmmed
Exp. preferred Will
train. f\aU time. Prer.
male. Apply in person,
4.19 N. Coast Hwy, Lag.
8cb. or call 7141494·8521,
ask ror Elaine.
IMMEDIATE
PART TIME
OPENINGS
Help on Saturday & Sun-
day mom.inp lo deliver
DAILY PILOT
lo our carriers. Must
have &ood dnv11l4 re·
cord, l arge station
wap or van. Hourly +
milea1e. Call Harry
Seeley at:
642-4321 ......_ __________ ,
I Gener•I Labor
I STIMOS TTPISTS I I
I &INlliL OFFICE I I MANPOWER NEEDS YOU!!!I
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Pald Holidays, paid vacations, I
referral bonuses, top pay. I
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•work 1ct1edule. Top I free~• 6 sat am. Call pay . . paldl (71Cl972 ....
l vacations . . neved ---------la ree. ICIYPUMCH ILL[" ~~~~~=~ ~ • .:J · k,;;'"i;,f'~rex. Key to :c.c.,..v•C1;;.~ dlec. Need exeellent
Call or speed .
• Come In Today T..P.$.
I rv!ne TUST1M PHSOMMEl
tJ).1441
2102 Bus.ness
<:enter Drove
Su.t,. 208
llunl.nglon B••at'n
147-J4H
8007 W:irnn A Yf'
•215
l.aauna N!guel
lll..0542
27957 Cah9t Road
Santo Anu
tSJ.ollO
715 N Ma.n
fl n fl& R Bl<><·k
OH.l•e l
1-;qu;,I Opportun.tv
L Emphlyl'r m 1f. I ---------
saYfCIS. IMC.
l'T70Z Irvine Blvd
Ste 102. Tustin
544-6141
l00%fo'reeto
AppUcant
K.aleheo Worker, Cull Ume._
Days onJy for restaurant
In Brea. Salmagund1
Rest. S49-92JS7
UGALSICUTAIY
Newport Beach, fuU time
position. Salary com -
mensurate with exl)C!J'
Call Mr. Nelson 642·8532 -----
LEGAL SECRETARY.
minimum l yr. exper, ~ for busy li.liga.
lion hrm in Fasb100
laland. Typing 65 wpm &
shorthand. Contact Jant:t
7!i&-001 .
Insurance
Penonnel Lmes 4c Com· i--------· mer c 1 a I A c co u n t s LEGAL
Secretaries. Minimum 3 SECalTAIY
ye a r s e ll'. p e r i e n c e . Immediate openine for a
Progressive Orange Legal Secretary in the
County agency. Ex· expanding Legal Oepart-
oeilent benefits Salary mem ol lnternationalty
commensurate with ex respected communaty
perience Cootact Mary developmentllan-d
Ann. 536-2531 m a n a g e m e n t &
agnculture operations
I N S U R A N C E company Successful ap
PERSONAL LIN E S phcant will ""ork in
UNDERWRITER · Min. several areas of law with
2yrs.exper James&Co emphastsonrealestat.e
Irv Ca ll Maurine Candldate musthave3or ~EOE more yeari. legal
IMSUIAMCE
A<HHCY
Fire & casualty. c·om
merc aal lines un
derwnter Exper-1ence
req 'd R obe rt i.o n
IMurance Assoc I nc.
67~
tMTERtOR DESIGN
ARM
"'toe_-11~ -.harp .,r~ .1n111'<1
per'"ln frir l(l'D t·r ti
~ rf•l<1rt :ti t1i:ht h1.w1k
kt·t-p1n1< & t~ µ1n)! I\!
ruunL' p(I) ahh· & phr1n1
o rdering 1133 216.!
Newport Beach
...... , Asakt.
secretanal experienct-
w 1th adl:'qualt•
knowledge or general o(
fiet-& filing procedurci..
Rood <'ommun1c at1on.,
sloll'I twntten & verbal 1.
excellent typing skills &
d1ctaphone knowh•d.:1·
~ a plWl, but "
OOl reqwred. A su~tan
llal bt!nefits pat'k a~··
l'OmpettllVI" ~al:iry & op
vonuruly ror l<(rowth 111
fen'\! in cx1·ellenl lw,1rl1
area fl1tJl11>n Sul1m11
,,tf.irv rt'c1urrl'ml:'nl" '"
rcsum•• "' THE IAVIHE CO
S.SO Newport <.:enter Ur
Newport Beach
F.qoaJ Oppor Employer
Coor cl I llfor
Aaaist. in operaUon· of ti---------c::orp ma 11 twxk rooms LOAM
OPPORTUNITIES
~pply otdenng, <>t>en·
uon ol m:u:ti in es. 5 hap
puig, r~'t'I\ ing 1-:xper
req I-.._.,haon hi In~ "'t
f')rm ldll 1>4-0Ul.!.1 '< .IU
t.oS
•LOAN PROCESSOR
Lo.in prot'f'!>~lnl< ,.,
fll"flt'ftt't" . • ntf t rvtnr 4 :..-
v. pm reqwrt'Cl
.
JA."ilTOt< l>.n < ·u..,tod1an
In 1n1• 'l/,.v. IJUr t Bt·.11 h
a.rt'a Good PJY \lu~I
lu\e phunt.' & good r.•I:.
No exp nee Call 833 701!>
•LOAN CLERK
Typ1nl( 45 wpm and
1¢t'nerctl off1cl' bat'k
ground reqwred. ----JAHITOI
lmmed.aate opening for
JanitonaJ duJJe& an our
Plant 1sbop area
AMERICAN
SAVINGS
7830 Edinger Avt• •
Jfontmgton Beach , APPLY IN PERSON
Mr Fe.I.ax 848-2222 WR SIEGLER
TIANSl'OIT
DYNAMICS
EOE Mt Fllr
3131 West Secerstrom
Santa Ana. Ca
E.O E m 1r1h
Shape Your 1~
Future At ~•
E •Cf!llPnr opporrc,nol•O\ lo• t••l)tl'nenced
rnsonc ror, ro tO•n ow e • nanomq team
n lhP IOllOw1nq ..... lt~ •
INSPECTION SUPERVISOR
2nd Snlfl
RPQt•lll'' a m1n1mum nr '> 'fPIHS 0 C
!>uP.'rv1~1on PllrXJr1encn w11t1 11"\0rough
kne'rilo<Jge ul US/\'i Y ra 5 blueprol'll
ntm<'ns1on~ reQuu"l1 Will nver~_..,. ,,.,, •
onsl)<'C 1ron ltinc..111111
PRECISION MECHANICAL
INSPECTORS
ht & 2nd Shlll
Wt> orP seekrnQ ond1vrduals 10 inspect
111'51 ar1rc1e mach1ne<J palls ano
f'Q~•pment usin9 SUlndAr<J rnspec11on
1t•chn1qu1•~ .11111 practices Musi be able
tO reao eno us-• engrnet•rtng Or awing~
RADIOGRAPHIC &
ULTRASONIC INSPECTOR
2nd Shlll
We .ire sef'king An indrvodual quahlred
al Levol II rn t>olh ca1egorres IOf e
m1n1mum ol 2 voers Knowledge ol
NAVSHIPS :>50·1500·1 helpful.
Requires 5 veers e11penence In NOE
In relurn tor your valuable skills. we ofler
top compeflllYct wagt's end an Industry
1ea<J1ng benel11s package which tnclude1
hie medical Pr9'crtp1ron. and dental
co11orngp r!long with 13 pard holidays
1nc1uoinq Chr1stm11s shutOown. cost of
lrvrng ralsus. gonerq,us retirement. and
mvcn more for 1mme<Jmtocons1deratron.
pteue con111ct
·~ LIAA 81101.1". INC. ~INl"OV ,._ODVCTt DIVTllON
I040 I. °"' "oH '"•cl ""' • °"' .. ..., ._.. Afte, CA ta10I (11•• 1414110
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" I ? 12N -i for u ...... ornca: llANAOE1t . to HllpW...., "" -~·~ 71M M:i:lpW • • 71N lllli lllt :JI 1 • C. Ill. Ma&aN, •-..r r•t•P· do cu.it letUe. J>ro--........ •••••••••• _ ...... •••••••••••• -••••••••••• .. •••• ...........
ftlU. OIOWIHO! lll· MDI.ATS OJtDIMOI
AJCD OPPOaTUNITY flm.
--: -...1 lloela&. Doetor·• ofc. s:-M•.UOO.. flUat. Part Ume. afternoon. 'HA'MACY CLmlC RllCEPllONIST • Sbarp •
...,.,, • eou.ctlq r... --.a oftlee work CaU WW trahl mu' t1pe ~ lndJvlduaJ for Ktl.~· •If .., ,w --·Ible ~ .u.ua.~ ci.tcat ••· ~ll . well. Alli; for llr. Her· I office work lolflH .8. BfAIL ' e n. ·-...--· IJlr . ._..,aoeoonllaate · -~ rea utate o ce. Cllll "* • rtUU ••-OWD ~ 11*1 drMaa ,... 6.....,. Clbalcal orme.. Put u._ help wanted. --ProtteUoaal telepboae
........ ™ ...
&am 11 ..,.....tb' e.: cord. u uar IO/br •'· s.oct re1umt to Ray lloD laJar Tues. n1lbU Pbanmey ~ for cotn· IMllMf'I. tYJllllJ . •kills
JHdlDt tl-rHCllOlll ..... + lie m.l. C&ll ~ 11112 .Brookhunt. f 0 r product 1 o D • IDUDity pbarmac.J'. No nqd. Reel ..... he. de· a.w. ~ _. .... n · '8elt"•• l : .. ll: .. m, OarimsGrove,CA914 Minimum qe 20. Apply exper. ate. lluat be linbie.Call848..fe08
"'', .... It;
., ......... OP 'f
,_. ....... alaarp, MNln. at Peonyuver, lHO =:ble. 848·'7439. Recepdoaln. Eni·SPH·
...., .. le 119dMduli ......._ MWSpaper auto Pleetf!ia. Colb lleaa. Buch'uu. apealrina for cblroprac·
I• Mr mua1emeat ,_., A&llroB bn +tam *I 00• PuttimeUullUme liCCiillfc. Buie offlce
···-~,. .... anw.I traia.
t.rU... proiram, E•· ~ ldle1 lllPPleaMn-'ACICMllS PetiliooCirculaton. FeComatCofp. a.Id.Us required. Lite bk· ~-==-~~ ;;r-~~~-=·: ASs•••s -.S7to$101r. ::.;::aror~~o:"' Wu,.cau Dr. Heblr posldcw ..,ailaMe, _...,._. would be ln MMn21. 7-lCla.m. NEJ:DNOW! ! Work ow D bra • 2:»Pll. or 2:»PK·7PM
Sm frucllco but m111t IToP w.,. boulewives, students. re· We CUlftl1t1y have open-Receptjooitt/Bookkeeper nona •tllbb comipeOtlv be wlllllll to relocate lllolblr'a helper. I to 7 INo Exper needed tiref9, must be over 18. in11 In the following for~ law firm • d.wn Clllf. If you are brl. Oct. 9/10/11 Hunt 11.onaTermuaipment Call561.-.btwn7-llam areas: CM. NB. RB, f& Newport Beach. Salary ...... ·~:me bMrwted iD a maD•I•· Rmtaouratea'171MJ12S. or4-8pm. Santa Ana. Excell. commenaurate with
ment career with • bmeftta. Paid traiolng. ablllty &experience. Ask <&d\ al
•lbttielJeat CGIDpaQ)'
'-ilflla for employ ..
._.. .. Illa
)'GUiii acitlna co. lend :aotb~~kn~m:J:: IMtt'EDIATE Wortcloletobome.App-forSally714/640-5650. )'OUrteaWDetoP.O. Box Def ollllOallffe ,_..... ly ai tbe neares t LVN.,..-, lM. Ml .._or .-rt tlme. Good
salary. Mesa Verde O.V. Hmp. Ill Oen.ter SL C.11. Ml-al5.
•~1. San Yraocia~o. mo·. ~·e dental " 546-4741 ~•TIME =::~~[e~~'!:. =~~1fF,P..':;i:: .=.. Aaaiata.ot. 2 dyi; :a==.~~; JMICampuaDrive OPENING E.O.E S700tmo. Roxie642-42t0. APPLY IN PERSON
LUISBLEI
TIANSPOIT
DYNAMICS
MAINTENANCE wk. lite bkkp1 6 maiA· 14e&!perior, N.8. <ac:rou from ~v:i.~:~P· Physical Therapist. r e-RECEPTIONIST TypinJt =,9° Appt. Harry. r-----~---1 ~==~~r DAILYPILOT gutarP=i46 ~~1 expcr. reqd. "Machlne faop Ttalaee
Swlu automatics , ,..-a.aelll hall Ume poai.
Uan. 4 dQ wen week. m-am. 3131 W Se1entrom
Santa Ana, CA
E.O E. m/f/b MAC .... SHOP
Grinder operator. Some
uper. desired or wiJI
tra&o ~ interested in
larnirig precis1oo gri.nd. ins trade. Xlnt. co. bene ~llron1c Corp. CM
~
Na.ids. apPJy The lnn at
Laauna, 211 N. Coast
Hwy, Laguna Beach
MACHINIST
Diversified work load. fl4lg. electronic instru·
meats. Mod ern work
s hop . Ad va n ced
Kinetics. 1231 Victoria
Street. C.M. 646-7165
E.O.E. ---------
MAIDS
Experienced full time &
weekends. 642-3030
Maids, for Cost a Mesa
Inn. ~ Harbor Blvd.
FUU time + weekends.
MAIDS WANTED 1661 S.
Cst Hwy. Laguna Bch.
~.
MAINTENANCE
ELECTRONIC
TECHN.ICIAN
2nd Shift
fl you are an electronic~ proless1onal and
would hke 10 move up and ro•n our
progressively oriented team hPre s your
chance• LS I Energy Proouctr. 01v1~1on 1sa
leading manulacturer of pn:c1s1on nuclear
control equipment
Dulles will include 1ns1alla11on repair and
maintenance of the operat1ona1 systems of
etec1ron1c control devices Woll oullme and
implement complete electronic systems
from b1uep11n1s. Should have basic
knowledge of all types of N1C Machinery
such as LcBlond Tapeturns. Sundstrand
Omn1m1!! Monarch VMC. ere F111e years
tndustriar experience and own hand 1001s
requored ~
In add1toon 10 011r beautiful location we
ofter excellent benel1ts 1nctud1ng company
pe1d me<S1ca1. tile, 13 paid holidays. a
generous retirement plan and much mo<e
Oualihecl candidates wtio wish 10 101n the
protess1onal 1eam at L.S I may call, wrote or
apply in person
~ LE.AA SIEGLER. INC. ~· ENERGY PRODUCTS DIVISION
2<MO E. Dyer Road
(Red Hill & Dyer Road) Santa Ana, CA 92705
(714) 540-3210
PERSON
lmmecl ... openina with
a Jll"Oll'W.iv• and eoove-nieatly loca&Ald Orange
County manufacturer.
Openina for • Main · t.eoance Penon reqllires
at least e months to 1
y ear e xpe rience i n
general abop or plant
m1u.ntenance '
Qualified apphcant can
expect comprehensive
company benefits 10clud·
ingr major medical and
dental. For immediate
coosideraUon call or up·
ply at:
Sierracin/ Transmask
3952Campus Drive
Newport Beach, CA
1714 J 540-6080
F.qual Opportunity
Employer m/f /h
llecbanlcally iochned
person. Will train to
operate apecially label
priDlinl pnu. 6'.MSlO
II ED I CAL
BACXOPCEXPER'D. m.-,>.
SISTAMT
Beach
t 's otfice.
Must have valid, limited
muscuJoslteletal X -Ray
permit & d o
w.nipuneture Ir routine
lab. as well. Salary com·
menaurate with exper.
644-Ulll
Your friend s a nd
neighbors use Class1{1ed
when th ey ha ve
something to sell. They 'II
tell you how well it
v.uked for them!
l!:!~c! P~'!r a~day ad in the
DAILY PILOT
SBYICE
DIRECTORY
DO IT NOW!
642-5671
MAINTENANCE
ELECTRICIAN "A"
Immediate 2nd shift opening lor a
Maintenance Etectnc1an with 5 years
1ourneyman industrial maintenance
eitper1ence. Ab1hly to read schematics
and o wn hand tools re~utred. A
background 1n a manufactun ng
environment is preferred
In return lor your valuable skills we otter
top competitive wages and an industry
leading benefits package which includes
mecllcat and life inStJrance, 13 peld
holidays iftctudlng Chrlstmas shutdown,
cost of llvlng raises. gener~ retirement
and much more Fo r immediate
oons1der1111on please contact
~ U AA SIEGLER. INC. ~ ENERGY PRODUCTS DIVIStON
ao40 E. Dyer Road
(Red Hiii & Dyer Road)
Santa Ane. CA 92705
(114) 540·3210
The •hape
of the
Future is
l1•11n .. r11.it<• oppr11nq ... 1•i<1!.I 101 1~~penr>nCt<d mach1no51S 111 our progrr>'1',ov•J
Or l11fJP Co11n1y l::ic1l1ly Our d1wro,Pcllenl bas1• ii comb1n11t1on of qovr•rnmenl
, 11mm1>rc1nl ::i11d m1l1lAry c.u'>lomror<. "nable5 L<•ar S1cglf•r to Oller ltw un1q1u•
1.ornb1n1111on of rob s1ab1l11y and CiHPPr opPorlun1ty
lrt 11Jd1llon to top compe1111ve waqcs and a pleasant workmg environmtont wr·
olfr>r '"1ndus1ry IPad1ng package of company paid oenet11s Give usa can and
wt• ti 91vc• you evf'n morC' 9000 masons to consider L SI. Current openings
mc..lud••
TOOL ROOM MACHINISTS
Jig Bore Specialist
?nd & 3rd Shill
R ••Q111rr•<, t>xp1>r1ence m small 11g
1101" P & W K & T. some 11g gnnd
r •flt!rll'ncr rcq111rcd Knowledge of
Moo11• g11nelcr
Tool Room
I sl & 2nd Shift
Extensive lathe rnachonmg
Jig Bore DeVlieg
1 sr & 2no Shill
Extensive OeVl1eg experience on
prototype and IOOl11'1Q
Tool & Die Maker
I sl Sholl
PRODUCTION MACHINISTS
DeVlleg and Jtg Miii
LUCH Boring Miii
Jig Bore Machinists
2nt1 & 3rd Shift
Turret Lathe
2nd & 3rd Shilt
Engine Lathe
2nd & 3rd Sh.lft
Pro(lle Machinist•
2nd Shift
Knowledge or Hydrotel and Wiison
ProflJe Machinists
3rd Shill
NIC Machinery center 3, 4 & 5 a>us
Orfnder Mttehfnflt
2nd Shift
M"st have 1010 0 experience
We are located 1us1 off the Newport Freeway on the Norttiern edge of the ll'\'1ne
Industrial Complex with easy access 10 Freeway. eurtaoe and OCTO rourc-s
For more Information please cc111 or apply in person
Penonn.t Office
.... LEAR SIEGLE~, ·1NC. ~I ENERGY PRODUCTS DIVISION
2040 !. or-Road (Comer ol ""'911 I ~Rd.) a.n .. Anl.CA
(714) 540-32109 ext 328
An Equal Opoonunny Employer MIF/H
t \1
orr;~e ' to our carriers i.n San ---
PAY US A VISIT II PAINTERS Juan. Capistrano Beach. Pre Sc ho o I A i d e . ~OMST /SEC •y
D • n a Po i nt. San certificate or experience. Newport Center front of-
Eaperonly, caU Clemente area. Must Oall640-8820. face appeara.nce a must, & L£T YOUR I 847~~ have good driving re· heavy phones, some typ-1 Parkina cor'd. large station NISS,.SOM ing Perm. part time SKILLS PAY-OFF I H 1 For medium s ized o wagon or van. our y l·S:~ pm. 640-S47 . I " pa y +mileage al Oren1e County htbo
Work!niz for K elly ;s aa ~-p•••NG lowaoce. Call H arry shop. Versatile person to ~for Npt Bch
Jlood way t o keep your:1 MIU Seeley at. operate existi.ng eqwp CPA firm . Pleas ant
sk;lls snarp & make l'l....,.f'OI . 642-4321. !DID + learn camera & telephone voice, outgo
extr a . money at t n<•I ~UHkl small rotary Xlot op· ing personahty, lite typ.
same t:me All oH.~el lmmediate opening for Part ume help over 18 for portun1ty r or rig ht ing, riling. Hrs 8:30-5.30
skills needed .... I an assistant parlting l.DlertLnl & tymg early Jlft"SOfl Expenence pr e Pa.id parkmg. Call J an •Typtah I supervisor at our bUlly Sun AM only L .A. Times !erred ~. 640-4i70 * Secrtlw N I I Plll'tina structure JO to 40 646-0ll3'1or846-5844 *Word Proc I houn -a week. Good starting salary. For ap
• Acd Ca.rb I poiotmenl call Dorothy * C.... I &wer at: I T op pay . pu .n1 \'at·ut.ons. referral.
bonuses Nt'\ t>r ,, fl'('
IELL~
6;;1 (:-J:-' -I f "
C<1ll or
(7 14)675-2790
Equal oppty employer
M tF
PART TIME
EVENINGS
PAl'T-TIME
RICB'TIONIST P
We need a very con.sc1en·
IJOWi. personable md1 v
for our exec offices Hrs
from HM Mon-Fri Cali
832-8600 E 0 E
Party Consultant
Counter Person. full llmt'
tncl~ Sat. Apply 2025
Newport Blvd C M
PASTE·U P ART IST
Some H Sctll drafting
helpful 4 day wor k wt.~k
Pd benef Call 979 7660
Mon lhru Thur
PRJMTING
Help wanted 1n . web.
offset press room · ~x
per1 enced & t r ainees
M.tNmum age 20 Apply
Penn y,aver 1660
Placeoua. C M
Production Worker-.
lmmed1Jtt opening!>
Wor k with mod er n
automat~ machinery
t\Lll or pJ.rt lime Mfgr of
dpparel pr<idu c t ~
631 ~14
PRODUCTION
RiCB'TIOMIST rex
l mmed opening 1n
mortgage banker exec
offices for per sonable.
versallle & very pro
ressuinal rndlv. Must be
exper 'd on busy push
button console. If yoo eo
JOY a wide vanety of
dull~. mcludmg It l) p
mg, call Cathy Brenflan
at California "t1ortgagt•
832-81l() E 0 F.
Rl::C:EPT I O'-JIST
Telephone sal1•:-., part
t1m1• mornin~i>. :-.alary
tt:om m1\s111n Call
amt.1me. i:j,3J 7015
< 'oml• In Todu \
Jrv.nt'
lll-1441
2102 Hus;nvss
Ccntc•r o r ; VI'
Suite 208
Adults with outstandmg.
auract1ve personalJt1es
who enJOy workmg with
lads. Over 21. Start al
$3.50 per hour Phont•
642·432 1 , Exl 250
BETWE E N 4.00·5 00 Pra PBX Aruiwenng Service
Oper ator' lmmt'd1a te
openings for cxpenenced
& qwillf1ed people Start
LDg salary dependent on
exper Paid vacation
medical 1ru, 645·2550 or
833-ZJ.24
WORKERS
Corr\Al:aU.<d box co ha~
uperung.-. for rte~ncJJbte
t'mplO)(>(>S Wilt train l•--------
• HuntinJltOn Beach
147-J4tl
ll907 Warnl'r Aq·
:215
Aikf(whdr'N
I::quaJ Opportunity
Employer
Xlnt bcnefu.~ in " suov. RECEPTIONIST
UllC co Mu~l be t)\er HI Immediate e>penmR for
Part/F\tll time general or
fice job avail. m fabnl·
import firm. Must be
able to work under pr e
ssure. have a good
memory, be a fast ac
curate typist. S/H or
speed wrili.ng, phones.
filin&. etc. Call Helen at 710-211122.
Apply m person before '>harp md1v1dual wit h
4pm 15561 D t'I Amo ~ood rrnnt nH1ce a,p "
A'"e l'w.un See Pell· pearanct> & tl'lephol\U"
Laguna N.s::u..i
IJl-4542
27957 Cabot Ho&cl l I
Santa Ana I
HJ..0130 I
715 N. Ma;n I
tin H&R Bl()(•k I
manner tn work m ou1
Ptoducl.lon Personnel Office No prt·
... CKORY FA.RMS v1ous Personnel ex rlXOftER.
Earn wtu1e you learn.
Telephone Answ ering
Service lull t1met part
time Varied shirts
Days. afternoon M even·
Inga Loni.Joos ln ·
Supervise & coordmate penence necessar y
assembly ot holiday gift Must. nave some general
packs. flexible hours offlt·e expenence. light
Apply Hickory Farms. l,)'l>Ulg & able to handle
17th & I r v ine . NB extremely busy phones.
Off;ce 1 I West.chi( Plau P1ease send applicatwn
Equal ()pportun;ty I '--~~::=~~--J
P\nd wb.llt you want in
DaU.y PUot Ouaifieda. -
Manufectllflng
I.me 5CJll!l!fthing valuable!
Place an ad in our Lost
and Fowid columns.
'Ihat'a wbere people look
wbm tbey'v~ found an
it.em of value.
PROJECT
COORDINATOR
Now is lhe time to use your expenen..ce arid
background 10 improve your career
outlook Lear Siegler, Energy Products
01v1s1on 1s se'~mg 1nd1v1duals with the
ab1IHyand desire to move uptoantndusl•y
leader
We are currently sePk1n9an 1nd1v1dualw11h
2 yearsmm1mumexp<>riencem Productoon
Scheduling. Material Control and Shop
Floor Control
As a reliable. progrPss•vP growth oriented
company. we ofler tne professional
challenges and rewards which you have
been look mg for In addition 10 top salaries
we offer a comprehensive benetots
package For 1mmed1atc cons1derat1on
please contact
LEAR SIEGLER. INC
ENERGY PRODUCTS DIVISION
2040 E. Oyer Road
(Red Hill & Dyer Road)
Santa Ana, CA 92705
(114) 540-3210
An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F r-----.. -----1 I Manufacturing I
I Rapidly growing 0 .C. mfg _co. I
I located close to San Diego & G.G. I
Fwys in modem indust. complex I has immed. openings ror highly I I motivated, well qualified personnel. I
I RECllYIMG INSPICToas I
I Recent exper. in mechanical & I I sheet-metal parts. Must be able to I
read blueprints & knowledge or I Inspection tools. Challenging I I position w/xlnt oppty ror personal I I gr owth. ,. I
~ ASSEMILEIS I
I Skilled mechan. assemblers. Must I
FASHION lSLAND
caITA MESA IBVTN'E TUSTIN .
HUN'll.NGTON BEACH
ldeaJ for students f&
bouMwivH Many co.
beoelita tncludiog pa1d
vacati o n s . T y ping
~wpm ... £.0 .E . Call
50'4Z90 Mon. thru Fri.
PBX oper ator for
teleplllone answenng
service. day . ev e &
graveyard sbi.lt. Must be
wilhng to work. Will
train ~3562.
r&SONHEL
SECU'TARY
Xlnt oppor for energetic
person Ability to work
well w1lh pe<>ple 1s d
must T ype 50 wpm .
figure aptitude, heavy
phones Will tram m all
personnel proeedure'
Xlnt working t•ond1t1on:-.
&benefiUI
Apply m person 9 tu :?
Mon tbru. tl-1
SAFECO
INSURANCE CO.
17570 Brook.hursl
f'ounl.aln Valley
F.quaJ Oppor Em pl yr
Pel.It.Ion Circulator
•MONEY•
Set your own hours. Ex
tra cash worlung ruu or
Ptr. You make S2000 or
more pr mo Must be 18
or older Coll ror Im ·
mediate JOb 5-49·873-0.
9-5
rETSTOAE
Bird or F\sb knowledge,
full time ov e r 18
642-5622.
PHARMACY CLIRI r..tn ...
Positions available in
our dnc alclft located in
Irvine for day & evening
wart-ill> to 32 hours per
week. Call the Store
Manaaer for interview
appointment.
P-TIME ASSEN.
AllO ruU tJme avail. Earn
extra tDOOtY. 20 hrs max
per wk. You pt~ your
lune. 7 3D to 3 30. Apply
mpenon.
..-.CO SALES IMC.
<MGAI 3001 E. Cunetfpe
~
P/fTYPIST
Publhtung firm seek s Ptr typist. Hours nui
hie. pay good. Matu~.
oon·amoker preferred
Pal fl9S.4JS7. ls.541 Com
Ln,HB
R E A L EST AT E
SALESMAN WANTED
EARN UP TO 15'< COM
MISSION NET I Can
earn Crom SSOK lo SlOOK
annualJy 2·Fmd out why
new Il e Pam big SSS
hetl' Come talk · with
them J Our produc
I 1nl•11prn<.1\£'
!;ind budf.(l't tl.'rms 4
Pr e ~l·t appt~ g;iJor<'
!>-Find out why "we've
gOl t.he best thmg StOmg
N 8 area A:.k for ;i.1 r
I loward 95S 3402
Real estate Sale:.. he or
unlicensed Will train
673-~ Ask for 8111. l hC' manager ____ _
Real Estah ACJ"h
Open1n~ for a c l 1 v ...
career rmnded ltceni.C't'
Commissions to so··;.
MLSComputer Good ex
po5ure Call Dan Wallen une ~ 7221 ror conliden
tiaJ tnterv1ew
Real Eatah s.s
Opening for licensect
salespeople. locally
oWoed, Wlt.h national re
ferral system Excellent
work ing cond1t1ons .
Earn l~ commission.
For confideot.aal app 't.
call 759·0226. Exec1,1
Systems Re_al_tors ___ _
RECEPTt MEDICAL ·
Exper. pref Costa Mesa
Atta
631-3863
THIGUILD
DltuG
54CMW .... ,I"
HZ..lll6
Equal Opp Employer ELL Idle iterm with a
Ww Ad Reslllt.s 642-~ Dally Pilot Classified Ad
I be dependable w/strong desire to I
l ·-----------, I exce . ; I I omce • I
X LNT co . BENEFI TS & I I . I WORKING COND. W/CAREER· I STIMOS TYPISTS I 1~~TIAL FOR QUALIFIED I I GIMHAL OFflCI I
I Day & Night Shifts Avfil I I MANPOWER NEEDS YOU!!!I
I . I I
I I I Paid holidays, paid vacation, I
I c••IM'~ I I reterra1 bonuses, top pay. I
I """" I I A I
I 4831 w. C.llAIDB I I ... ~ I
I SANTA .. CALIF. I I .. I
I 714/IN-t•ll JI I · 1114111.-00 I L--•--------~-----------~
or resume to ,,. ....... co
550 Newport Cen~r Dr
Newport Beach. 644-3388
Equal°"°" Employer
RESTAURANT HELP
Part ume Lunch shift
Counter help needed.
SJ.40 per hour. Jdeal for
t'olle a,e students & housewives. 0 C Airport
area call Ron 2·5 pm.
95S-«i54.
Restaurant Meyerhof:..
pnmany suppber of J?ood
fooch to t hP l n1n1·
Corporate Community
need<; people for s1mplt·
food preparation No ex
penence neces..ar)' Part
lime morruhl( & arter
noon shifts Grc<ll for
young homemakers &
students St a rt SJ I ~
hour Ca II li I!! n . !>5 7-t)lJl
Restaurant
Mature person. full ttml·
Sn <tc k bar , l r v 1nt-
L1ubhoust· s:r SU per hr '"' full' cluh privileges
Jac k n4 7500 CJll
I ~3~
Rest.aur ant
SGT. PEPPE:ROHl'S
PIZZA STORE
Now hanng for full & part
lmw 11perungi. al lot·at1on
near 0 C Airport VC1ry
~ day!'. & hour~ l dl'al
supplemental mcoml' for
ho u se w ive s &
:-.tudrn t :-Our pro
f?l"(!SS1ve growmg co of r er.; opportu ru ll es for a 1
v ancement based oo
your JOb performance
Pleasan.t working cond
Must be 18 & over. Appl y
UlpenC>n
2300 S. E. Bnstol
Santa Ana Heights
<Next to Mc Donalds t _
E O E.
Restaurant
ZAC'S
IMCUDllLE
•&1s
Expen=:a~ n1gbt
COOKS&
WAJTRES.5ES.
GOOD PAY
2lf6Z Aldo M wy
Ml..-Ylefo
710.2441
Restaurant
s.mtwich penon wanted
• OOUIMI' belp wanted. Start1na • laood talary. Call~.
~needafuU&
part.time IMlp. fteltibte hours.~ between 3 &
5. mlS2 Beach Blvd. H.B. 536-'1977
Rataunnt MOSTUS
Mature wom6n for
Frtncb reatau.ra.nt App-
ly ln person, aak for
Catby, Ple•••nt Pbtaunt 4251 Mart·
locale Way, New90rt 8t1cb. (Near O.C
Airport)
WANT ACTION?
a-tletl Ada 142.~8
•
..
Al DM.VN.OT MM!1f.~1.1m' ~'!.~~ ... ~ ..... ?!~
eMaW ' • JtM MlliiW 1 • 11•f !!!WU. • 71.11 .._.wtclil • aalad ... ~, .... ••••••••••••• -.;;i. • • u .. • •••-• n•••••••••••••••• .,.._.., pre.rt Umeltull
--I L u... km tJU .... ot
--1pm 111on \hru n-i D.90 All lrHd kllclileo Sal MJ~ &Ml' "" Lori'• lllt~hH
worhr •ndMI wlU11 1'MI LOOI tft.OTn an 1oam for *'._..Uc. SU..pMi noq ftT ti•• f1Mtt '" Europun men'• • ....._ .. .,. womfft't rJoth n.t. 1b 6 attH• h"' the
.._..... 11 111,,.1q • avaU:
Immediate put time W 't llf f .... Mp&
o•Hla1• aull. for 3 sharp gala w1r11b • mimnt bkl-· 2
Dllftl'J Dnvtn llu..l F /lll l P/l.
... llltWd 9Lart rrom -• mD•luYea.-d.r1v ~ .... A_,=
aa 1v + ul'I A.au '° Sharp guys or 1111 w/ de ot hlah
wiarte.m111p •-un UnM ra h men's clothln.g, prior bkad nee. 2 _.... aa.o •"&11 ... •"'tt. l P /l. All pOS. are aaJ _., comm.
llftoww APPl.r daU.y an + ro. profit ~•ring Call lor appt. tp
"'MK• E.D'S PIZZA set up lntt'rvl~w
WO& 11\h._Sl_E_! THI Le>ql
UMllO
.
64WHO
•'S HOMl°'THI
llGIOY RN 6 LYN 6'LPT Pan S...
~necbate ~nma-tn
our family reataurant •t
neari>y locabonl We re
quire no prt!vlou• •• pmence J0tn our frit'nd ·
l.y tum. Come IH WI \0-
d.ty between 2.,.pm
ume Allll6PM. do lo llD S·COLLl•I
div.dwl.I in~wa. Ad snwn..•llOIS
mln11te r 41 monitor IAIMXTIA SSS
med.lrauoo AJNJhollam SeWq by ...... Apply
e x per. d esirable . iopenoo MO Broadway ~ 8~0~fh~~te ncn . La1una Beatoch. ' Mon. tbru J"rl. Noon 5. Garden Grove, CA 92643 Call circulation dept
w ...... w ...... J.a ••• , .. T,..... RN RtiJef Cbarse Nurae e..-.fordetalla. '
Cr b''"
for day1. Immediate Salellad Moo 6 Wed a.
operung IOI' 3 daya per Fri w~'men 's apparel
weeltoaulstdarectortn Lid VIII "e 231162 Averuda de la
Ca:rlotta. Laguna Hills
nH F.dinger, H B.
maint•inini a bome·like a hop, 0 • • ·
atmosphere for our pa-m.secll~~----
Uenl.I & a supportive en-SAUSLADllS
VU"ODl1leDl f M our 11lalf · (or one ol country ·s finest
4 9 4 8 o 7 5 . T H E chlldrens boutique Le
GARDENS Magasan, South Coast
JJSS S. Bnstol
So. Sant.a Ana
4501 Campus Dr lrvme
Waihn Waitrnus c.w.n
1.54 E 17th. St C. M
SALES/ADVERTISING
Publiaber of exciting new weetly lookmg for
exper'd sales·orleoted Equal Oppor Emplyr person. Orange Co. area.
Car. nee., high comm.
Restaurant for appt. call Rebecca
CASHIB .Bnu.9'79-l . ----
Mt.Autlroletma• Salesclerk. fulJ or P f f .
Apply between 3-5. Mon $3.25 hr. Ftn Vly .
lhru Fri, Rusty Pelican. 531Hn13. 964-4666
27JS W Pac Cat Hwy· Sales Clerk, prestige drug
N.B. _ ·-_ store. N.B. Full time.
Restaurant perm .. s ome wknds,
SWoemiU Terrace. a de· benefits. Mr. Elwood.
Jagbtful & inro rmal 875-0150. __
,restaurant. only o~en Sales
• weekdays I! y~u r e DRUG STORE Clerk·
fnendly. consc1ent1ous & Cashier . part time,
dependable "4e need YOU (emale preferred Port
Now ~~g fuJJ or_ part Pharmacy, un Newport lime Stacer & s toc k 81 NB
pe rson needed. a lso _. -----
sandwich makers & rood Sales De1Jvery Have rull
· prep. Apply m person. tune & part time pos.
weekdays 2 5 2'Jl5 Hed avuil. You can expect Lo
Ifill. Costa Mesa cam up to $7 00 per hr
lt~'1'A URA NT
BE A STAR
with
*CARL'S
JR.*
............. Gpp Cit lwity MOit',....._ ........
COOKS
COUNTER HELP
SHI fl
SUPERVISORS
Exc~llHt b~nefih , ...,-wortUncJ cottdi·
ticim. If you .-. sffk· iMJ lteody .......,,_ ...
doe't Miu tt.is op·
for a new l'Ompany dom1t
1nt e r est 1ng w o r k
531-(,642
Salt-:-.
Earn while· you learn
Engraving & :.ah:i.. Part
or full ·t 1m c 646 31 41
Noack Trophy Co 170 E
17th St . Ste 117 !acro:.s
from Vons I ------Sales. tu ll tame pasit1on
m ft.elajl hardware st.ore
No Sundays, or Eves. See
Mlll:e Johmoo at
H.W. Wright Co ..
126 Rochester. C.M
Salesgirl full tame, ror ll n·
uque store Mu~t work
wknd.-. 3305 Lal(una Ca·
nyon Hd . Lalo(una Ucuch.
Silk~
lntemullonal marketm~
fi rm expand i n g 1n
Oran.cc County look mg
for a mb1t1ous people.
t'\JU or part ume . Send
resume to P.0 .Box 001.
Hunt. Bch. 92648. Im·
mediate repL __
pcwk:Nltf. Apply: •Sal_es ______ _
T-.daytlrllSatwday
o.t.gRnt....t
OpetalloMt~
2092 S.E. lridol
SAMTAAMA
23002 ... Forest
LAGUMA HILLS
234021!1 Toro Rd
B. TORO
27092LaPcn
MISSION VIEJO
****
INDUSTRIAL SUP·
PLIES, TOOLS &
HARDWAIE.
MOWHIRIMG
Trainees for sales &
mu1agemenl. Salary +
commlssion. Will train,
full co. benefits. 18yrs. &
o lde r . S tart im ·
mediately.
C.957-1150
Sales
SIHSIDE SALES$
Equal Opportunity "'111 time position. Ex·
Employer M /F perience helpful. will ~~~~~~~~~I train . Some c leric al : work involved. Pre f.
RITA.IL SALES mature individual. Call
Plau.~.
S ales : Maose m e nt
Trainees p /t. f /t .
Dynamic, positive 18+.
Dev alt bua inc. 557·3082.
SALIS/Meta/W_.• saw t1tc1~
We need help. Mo re leads than salespeople.
Busy centrally localed.
well estab. Mobile Home
resales ofc. seeking
motivated positive thank·
Ing salespeople. High
comnuasions. xlnl Lram-
aog program Ground
rloo r opporl Ca ll
SiM-1101
Salesperson wanted full &
part tune. SaJary +com·
mission. co. benefits ..
good w or ki ng a l
mos phe r e. Apply 1n
person
STANDARD SHOES :rm S. Bnstol. C.M
SALES PER SON
Steno dept cxper prt•f
Permanent rullt1me
RM Abram~ Catalog
~oom 11$19 Npl B\ d.
CM
Sales
l-ICKORY FARMS
Persoonel ror Chris tmas
gift s ales. wo rk in
NewPorl Beach a rea:
calling on Presadeol!J or
Ollrl>. Purchasing agenlJI
& Sal es Mgr s .
Res Pons lbililies 1nC':
handling est.ab gift pack
accts & (•reating new
one~ ~eel up to the
t hallenge., Apply a l
llickory J-'arm~. 17th &
trvme. Wcstchrr P laza.
NB
Salesperson wanted. ex
penence prererrt."<I. App-
ly at Pa~fac SPorts. 2301
W. Balboa Blvd, Nf!:... _
SALESPERSONS
Personality plus adults
t o w o rk with and
mot.ivate kids. Over 21.
ln Laguna. Capistrano.
San Clemente areas
PART TIME
EVENIM&S
PHOME:
6'2-4321 or 494-9466
Ext. 250. Between 4·5PM.
Aak For Andrea
SALES
Responsible person
wanted for sales in light-
ing fixture showr~m.
Will accept creative
ability with some de-
corating background.
Wood Ligh~. 546-2901
Irvine.
.... ••• I w l 1n•AWH a~
ur.J':'::lrl M.a P."'111'., OWblebn Hura ~ •atta \Jnkln U.S. Dllt. Rm &JO, llOl Bolla
AV9., H.B. E;.:..O~E;,;,.. __
.....,._ p/t or f /time
.... aid dodaee ml• co.
.. OalU 11-... Ml-OM5
........... DMCled. lb · ~rteaffd lo 1\rai1bt
1tlteb 6 over lock aada'-. Permanent lulJ
time work. Lasuna
Nlpael. Dl-2202
Seit -~,...._, .......
Nat 'I Pu"bliaher located
lD No. East H. 8. requl res
aharp. front oHlce
penon. Must be good on
telephone. type a c -
cW'ately, ab or speed
IWritiqa +.Good advan· cemeat po&entlal. Attrac·
Uve benefits " salary packa1e. Exper. pref
but will consider trainee.
Call TI418118--2658_. __
Expen:!:'C:Kh ughl
bookkeeping ENEKON
CORP.641-0380
Secretarial work Newport
Center Firm. Good lYP·
mg skills nl!'cesaary S900
per mo. Call MarJon e
664-3'42. ---
SECRETARY
ORDBDESIC
Mature person w /2 +yrs
experietl('e an furn. mfg
field. Busy phones, order
processanl(, ty pe 50 +
wpm, calculator. career
oriented person for ex
panding furn. mfr Sub·
mil resume w salary re
quirements to Box 11592,
DaJly Pilot. P 0 Box
•1650. Col.ta Mesa, Ca .
!Oi26.
SECRETARY
Newport lkh law r1rm
seelung secreta ry with
xJnt typing skills Ejtpr
with word processing
machmes helpful but not
req Cal I 540-~
SECRETARY
A t t o r n e )' n e l' d .,
MJCrl'tary, s m;.i ll Jrvinc•
office GQOCJ s kills 1mwr
I.ant Exp or will train
~
SECRETA'kY·Typ1st. 60
wpm, Costa Metia CPA
rirm Salary $700·$800
mo. Non smoker Call
Terry 7$4-1040 for ~£Pl.:....
SECRETARY
Real Estate oriented
fa.nanc1a1 corp creating
new )Ob J>O!illlOn!. for self
start.mg, well organized
Secretaries Hequ1rp-;
secreta ri al s k 1llh.
marumum SS wpm l> pi
~ & neat well groomed
uppearam·e Challen.1em.c
pos1t 1on. salary com
menaurate with exper
many frinl(C5. Apply 1n
person to American
Home Mortgage, 230
NewPort Center Dr ..
Newport Beach.
•SECaETAIY•
To SI l ,000
Noo smoker. accurate 45
wpm. 10 key by touch.
.Growing firm offers good
future. Call 751·2600
SECRETARY
Venatile person needed
to ass is t produc t
manager with heavy
work load Accurate typ.
Ing essential. t''u ll ti me
posttion with fully paid
medicaJ &dental
ltOSAMIMC.
714/S48·5533
Newport Beacb.
An Equal Opportunity
Employer __ _
----~ H.U.D.D.L.E . in the So. S57.ai:z'lor774..6()90
Coast Village needs a . part/time aalesperson . Have you rea~ today s
Expr. belpful. Must be Cl~ed. ~di . H not, res• & flexible. you re ~lDg pie best
Sales Rep. to call on re·
ader ad business ac·
counts for advertising.
Mon t.bru Fri. 9am·5pm.
Base + Commission. Secretaryi General ~f
Company benefit.a Will lice, typaog. Lt office
train. Neat appearance wort. Aak for Tammy.
& good sellin& esseotiaJ. (714)9$5-3402. N.B. of. Awl>' Pennysaver, 1660 ..;,fl,_ce_. _____ _ Call Judy 556-7770 bargains ID town
,
RESTAURANT
MANAGEMENT
TRAINEES
f AR WISJ s•¥1CIS, IHC.. the restaurant
dtvision of w R Grace. has big expansion
plans. offering new and e xciting growth
opp0rtunlties in management
If You are looking for a rewarding career In
restaurant management that Includes
• Comc>r~ training program
• Salary pOtenital to *15.000 plus
bOnus lnoentlve program
• Excellent comc>anY beneflta including
profit eharino. health and family
accident coverage. paid vacation.
k>~ty r-=oonttlon • Prld• In working for a highly resoected
CIOml*lY In the restaurant Industry
FAI WIST SBVICIS, IMC.
Owner end Operator of Reut>ttn'• ~.
Coco't. a..ter'a Stre.t. Gorda UI. ~ £
l" end mor•. lnvlt'8 you to """'' • fl9IOM ~ ttte houra of ltOO a"'· end
1oa:> a.m Mof*Y thf\.I Frtday"
Placentia Ave .. Costa Secretary part lime. Must
Mesa. type. General offace.
Sales
ROllMSOM'S
MEWPOIT
Has (Jllell1np ror : co-Hes.a..
Perm101mt fulJ Ume Ex·
perlence re qui red.
Salary +comml.sslon.
G1wrd5*t
Full time, experience
prefef'Ted.
Excellent company
benefits. Apply to
PenonMl Mon thru Fri
1~12.
#2F '1'11..._..
F.qual Oppot' Employer
Flexible hours. 549-0649.
SICUTAIY
Xlnt oppty for efficient
gal w /top secretarial
sldlla to work lo fast
paced Npt. Bch. R.E.
d e. Call Ula. 833-2900
Secfttary
GBBALOFFICE ..,
N.uonal company with
new omces in Newport
Beach has lmmediaf1
need~ aelf-moUvated in· cliridual!s for:
Sectdariet
Cert Typiata
Po1lUon 1 requl re
minimum ol 1·2 yean
Siles p revious orflce ex-TIMILOM ~rience: a pleaunt
J*'IODlllty It-front office tim»S YOU appearance. We offer
To RU av~be of or· eompetWve aalari•, op-
de ra frO'm marln e, port.unity for adv1oce·
motorcycle, 1portln1 D*ll•p&.uqt worklna
...... moklr' lpor1a, N · CODdM!me ift 8 modem, wo.n. Gn at oppty bu.l llltlndJvt ltmotpMre. wa .. ffl1_ Mled.lvt • ,
... toDlldeal wlDDer 'or cool6dtntlal co•· ... cmlr ••• trabt ft· ................. pbooe
oerUY. \'Ilk u • '"· llr.lamarat: Call ........ 5tMOll, (TW)IU ... •L MOITHM mlCAM ... .... . ..,..,
,,_.... 10UDI men wbo W.Qull. llllte IOt .m .. ..._ w.U wltb Nnport Bted. CA
••••· C a ll M r . ............. lalllicu.h4ml MWl'7I
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I
W 7100 ....._W_... 1100 ,,_ .. Y• 1041 .. 1rrl r11•1 IMO ..-wat • ,,....... ......,. .... • ..................................... . e.4J.•-.. •••••••-••••u•4•••••••••••• ...... •••"'•••••••••••• ..... ;: ala. e inon&.h old ICANOIM> ~flstuw.
Sllf AIY Al9lt T'IA(:lf,K•• Md AW.. Wlilrw w/¢ar for wicker py, blacll 6 sold. amber 11r9 witb ....._ ...u ~ ot· lft ....._ Alary opu. baa.let liaeb Hl'Vltt f::eda bom• oow.. ~trfm-.. maldabaa nu. Salarr ., ............. ..._ t ·»tpm. Mon·"'1. Earn Ml-MD. niopib9-lamp ITS.
Pe r maa•al . D11• TEACRm S12H150 •Hkly. MuJI Call bltw-lpm·Spm.
Tll·llll. tVH/wkad CreaUvt,lnnovatlve ltad be neat(: ~n;~!~4; ,.,,_, 1090 _..... ,
-.... tea e h er1/d lrector = foraPI)( ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mobile-Tclephone VHF. =-=~= ~e~o1~~~ Waitreslft: Immediate **I BUY ** L~'!~~.~!eo~:9: at ir••lvt aMrlOD to certlflutlon • U · opeam,fore11per dlnMJ Good uatd Jl'urnJtur• • m.tmit
lilaodl• order l a I . ptrleoce prefer red. •craveyard. Paid vaca Ac»Pti&D('el-OR I wlllaell ·
wwt 'el 6 bWlal bl 'l\MUa • IOaion Viejo Uom. cood Ope . Apply or8J!U.for Vou 81".Al!MVUl. Cbioese ob-
produc\Joo d•,i. Wm -.!*-1411or1'70-li99. Taylor·a Restaur,ant MAStllSAUCTIOM Jett&, retired must sell. ,.,.__llft _ .. ,__.. \ Redhill • Santa Ana ·u 6 1616 & t U-9625 ) n I a 1 d 1 c r e e n a.. ·~ ·'-Jl'rwy Tustin -----poro laln•. n1urines, SICllf AaY P.t Ume • f~ tlme ' CASH PAID Ivon , maQY rare miac. Dl&rJ lnel caner op-~ for pre«bool WAITRESS · Eaper For Kd uaed rurn, •ntJ (A().4.'IXI
w1tb p-ow1Jlc TudiD. lllaakla Viejo• oecffury . Part·tamt queetrclrTV'll tm·SW a.acb COCDpeA.J i:rw.. ECS IWdent.e °" •lu1Jcb9. Apply in person 81>• It Equip.
pub l•I o ational aperieoeed preferred. Le BiuriU. 414 No. Npt UIUV1 HOME VEH.V ltEAAONABU! mqulat. TyplDI ac-552-7311 or 770-19'1 or Blvd. Npt. Bel\. ~00 9'UUU. OM 5449 __ _ ~~~ =::J *-
1411
WAMTID DIJVElt "'Mr ftllT SALE ISi Ci P. color T.V. works -_.. Will tao Tecbn1cian trainee for SUNDAY OMLY W.UA"VU I P"rf.-ct St20 Pete rson
DG&b d~I t lepbone•1 6 mt. eleetrooic door co. ... deJI r Daily Pilot Decorator furnaurf' 6 M.robf" tunrr top of llnf' . an e e llual have eood cfpving 10 ve acc:Clll!Orieri <%cD't'Glt"n JI.Int <.'Ond. IZOI). SM-7625 aerve u 1irl Frid )'. be a M!lf·atarter &t ~ to carriers Re TownbomeA. 2:iS4 tr:lden IW)OO to lZpm
ll&llt be ortanbed • ve some e lectro . ~res Vtn or large sta Ave. CoatJt M,..a, ti to 6 ---MJI ltarUf'. Salary ___..._ bill "-nd UOn wagon and a good "'-·J •w• 6734 Md~ V1·rde Country Club -"' ... ..___..,.,one · ~IC a ty. OX' dri0 loa record . Phont ...., Y .,.... . M be hi .., _. _,_--.. repliee to Box 505 % Dai· • • c..;oir F..qwty em ra P
perienee. '79-31199. iu ..... ,_. PO Bo ·~ 142~4321 and aak tor REMODt:I,JNG SALii: Avail. lmmed. $16,000. Y~ ~M~.Ca~---· Harry Seele y or Don Brand new H tJ 0 Wnl# "d t -4.32, c/o The SICll'TAll Williams O L..E Bed. QI.I. az burnt Datly ..-11ot. p O. Box •tmo. Real esU e or T E L E P H 0 N E EQUAL orange Utcd 10 1l:1y11 ISlllJ. C<.lllla Me11a, Ca
ciVll lit.iption. SOl.JCITORS, 4 dy wk -.. OPPORTUNlTY discounted need "'''m Cf.!R2fi Abacus Agency SprD-tpm, no sell. no ex. EMPLOYER llUSl&elJ 67Hfl3(1
1'79MSkypartc Cr. G per. $200 mo aun+ bont1$. ----Y11r u le upnghl frceu r .
114n51·tno0 Mr. Martin549-504.5 Warehouse/Inventory ac Glasstable6 x22 hHlf'" ]'<>o1.1· balJ machinl!. 1rv1ne 7141751·f700 tJve P ume work req'd bed sora. newly rt• "4&9'~
Teepbone Survey to bus1 CM area 540-8575 covered, Oak drr,,1n
neu =e no seJlaog Warebous•man wanted w/eod table 673-0071 P Jo: k S I A N c a r p e t . hrs I Sp "'-rt'""' 00 h "' ----Handmade. purt' silk. . · °""' ~ r with truck dnvtng ex Elle<-desk. sohd teak '"'"" Xlnt qual Pr r11y
Secretarl al
••A TTIMTIOM * * io CM olfiC'e Mr Torne penence Call P1ckw1ck =->xoo. $20(), Wrought iron ~ ,..
549-l.819. Paper,~ 1157 duung table, 42 :· 1 rhr ... SUdenU Teacben
Housewives• ! .
EARN VACATION $S
WE NEED
SECRETARJ ES
IMMEDIATELY
with or w /out shorthand
Long or short t~rm, holi
day & vacation pay.
ho6pitallzat100 ava1la
b&e
Telephone operator. nea1 Women. eam extra in ble hours. Apply Bruce' b M
12112" leaves. $100 King Te nn1 .. Mt•mbf·r11 h1 11
SnUth. San Clemente come. ba ysitteri. U'll Sl bed. Sl.00, 979-21116 l'OOtrlJian Vitlll!y R11cq~t
Inn. S. C be over 3.\ Ca II 548 2727 --tiuh tf'Ql ~X.111-1'! 8 plush sofa & matC'hing
TOOYOUMG
FOR AIRUNES?
Word Prous'*MJ WUJ.gbck chn>&more R:.cquf't < luh MPm
Temporary pr,,..1l 1on -559 ~ bn~h1p> JJlU.Sl v ii .. ,
VOLT
ti Mr ... rJHAA" •'If nv• t b
546-4741
:B48Campo.'I Dnve
(acroas rrom
Jofvl Wayne AirPort I
F.qual ()ppor t:mployer
SECRETARY
D..R.l Proceu or
Must be fam1har with
VA 1FHA proces~ing
Mmimum l yr expr rl-q
'Pre.ley or So. Ca hr Curi
tart Bev
540.0500.
SECRETARY
L 1 l c t y p 1 o g . ,.. o m 1•
shortha nd & eQfOnl·er
mii constr uction t•xpr
helpful Prei.le) or So
Cahr Contact l!:lrbJra
540-0500
REAi.ESTATE
DJU Procnsor.
Must be fam1Uar with
VA/f'HA processin g
M.uumum l yr ex pr. re<1
Prellley or So. CaLir. Con·
tact Bev 540--0500
Lrg concern has open
1ngs for 15 sharp. t·n
lhus1astac l)t'Ople ovl'r Ill
1-'tee to t r avel w fun
group t.o 10 major <'lllt't> &
re>orts Mu~t tw nt<al
~e & (r~ lO 5tJrt IOI
med Nucxper nt't' <!wk:.
expeni.e paid in -.tat•·
training proi.:ra m All
transportation & lodRtnl:
rum d Abov(• averag1·
t'at'TWlg:I + bonuses For
intt'rv1ew t·all Mr:. W1,,,1·,
772-1520
Tow Trut·k On\er~ ex
pt>r 'd Top pay Apply
G&W Tow1n1c 740 H
Olm'> Way:C M 642·1.2S2
MA.MUFACTUllMG , TUJto«W
Jmmed "'\Jll t1m1·
01>cnmg-.
Matft'ial HaMltt
Prodiacti°" Trointt
l eui'rinq Cleric
Co b11ner11 ~ I rv1n1·
~·76~ A Kenda' 1-. ~o i-:
TRAVEL AGENT
NEWPORT IRVIN E .
exp prcf'd f'ull tame
Part ume We a re look
Ing for a profes1;1011al
754-lSM ask ror Mir
avatlable for eveninP,11 Gcra9t Sale 8055
~ know Vy<te« word •••••••••••••• •••• • • • • •
pn.1t-e:.:sing, 6S 70wpm 11 buffet $275 I' 2hp motor
T .P.S. ~ L1K \ :1Z1 !'n~me S75
TUSTIM PHSOHHR L78x15 tin.-siu oxn1·n
SBVICES IHC n-sp1r;1t{Jr & tank "1~ J .ip :JI n rt1· $35 11!>2 I 17702 lr\"lm· Mllnl' IJr. llli ;;:ii; ~!JI Sle :!01. Tw.tin
544-6 141
100'; l-'rt•1• tu Appl.J(•.int
X-«AY TECHHICIAM
Tn w()rk 1n 1\.1·w1mrl
f:ltodch Hheom.iLt1lo~"I
fAF\t'e ~ust h4· ""1llint: tu
do rooum· 11H 11'" ""111 k
Ln<'ludang H•rupunc t ur.·
routine IJll .•11 •,,..t·r
phone. ett ~Ian 1·1m1
lnt'nl>ur.itl' v. lth •·xiwr
644 l.B81
't' dl"d mt•n Rt·nt.i.I 1 .. nu•r
hal. ru11t1m1•11p.-lllnl!' h11
2 m f' n \1 1 <' h ,, n 11 • .i
knowled~1· twlpful '•··••
hand1.0nt1n~· n1•11· JI'
'1'1 .. ·ko.n uf~ \\Ill 1r.11n
110 1\t•IO1• •11 Bl\ •I I \I
..•.•..................
.......... 8005 .•.•...................
AMT'IQUE AUC TIO ..
An'wn can Oak & Fn~h.,h
runuture. collectables "' pn llllll ves
'ii.an O \ 100 ., 1t1:rn' :-..,
Junk 1~ .. \:l Wmtngreen.
CM "• ..... l•if 1-PdNI
ESTATE SALE
Mon & T~1 I 0·4
W~IO-IPM
Sterling ~1h 1·r \fl
t;t~-. Jew1·lry l lt111.1
Pamun~ & l.1ni·n t>111
1ng rm & tit"d r oom
furniture 1. ... ri.:,. 1-.\
t•tUll\1• llo -.k 1'.nl1r1
VJOlt'Tlb or lt11m1
I 5 3 5 Oofphttt
, Corona d~ Mar
1'.11t1•r In .n1• 11·1 • •' • ,fl
< , ,.., t II"' ' I u r 11 r • h I l '
k11n11111.i 11 ... r • r 1 1 ..
Jll>l1JhHI
8060 ••..•••.••.......•••...
5 yr Plmnu gld ~ lt. :!
~. 'ery r-.nbl bo.ul1
546-3242
SJ<'n r1t .-Ilk 11 hnut
r&<'QUC'l !'IUI) Afl f;J> '4
213-592 24 79
JACk W AlSH
CARPET CO.
Ha.-. cl0&e-0Uts for $2.99.
$3 99 .. nd S4 .99 Jo'or
CO M P~:T ITIVE b td
t'Oll'le to 711 W. 17th St ..
A7 or l'all 6.11 440'..!
\iA..,··n ;RPJ 1-.:.cE U>GOS
mtrodUCIJll( a n••w 1 m
JRf' rre-.h -.tart l11r )'I
bu:.1n1·-.~ Art ''""k e1omera rt>ady lhr•1ul(h
C.ll·I $150 Ua)!>, ••vcl\
w1crvi-. l!o46 0333
~m hut 1·h S!>O 1>m It
JotrTI ,..,ha .,,f.1 Sl90. !'. vc
Rold t'.tnt' 1Jin I! wt ~
,t.!ld chr S41J J 11 n "'" pea
J.';\ dupl IT\J t'h fl~ JI'-'•
J.nl.Qs· Moving. "vt 11ty
6424.5o00
~cal
lnshvn!nk 8083 ...............••••....
l'f."1 llMIW/ ( ;WlJI Whitt'
l'I' 11~1 "" ,.,,,,.. & hlnl
ph.1· ,. :i[J•• \ •·11t 11ra F <:
I .. ,,, " • ..... Ci1h-.1111
1•11 k1ip )11~1 Xlnl 1·01111
.HX2h
Office funWture & ...,,.._ tots •.••.•.•........•••.•..
~tnd C7'1p1er w.ed I yr.
$750
641; 5727
---------TYPING Corona rld MJr * SICIET ARIES * Type~ En1tr'g Sl s"K
GO typ70 SHOO $13,HOO
resident l<J 1lu l> IJIOI: in
your horn.. Mui.I hJH•
good l\ pin.: -.kil l-.
~$444
OCTSTH. 7 PM
IURLESOH
AMT19UES
Auction Galtery
Jtowe4ry 8 070 "it\,1r11 ~,I'\ (''II'\' °"1,H ht Ill'
......................... ff •flt I '-.Fl ~\ ~\UO
•Coun.~elor~
Sales Our OHict· •
Appt OnJ y Frl't'
Liz Reinders Agtmcy
4(0) Barch. F.Blab '64
Newport Beach, 833-8190
SECURITY
PATROL & SALES
MEN WOMEN
Many benefits. Rapid
growth Potential Ea-
•TYPIST •
TO SI l ,000
Non smoker, :iccurate 4!>
wpm, 10 key by tou<·h
Gruwing firm offers l(ood
future. Call'751·2600
I 3 l S. Oli•e Strff't
Or~
~for infOf MDfiOft
639-7790
CllUHC ll U ENc,:11 ~:...
1920. 3 row~ l'J v. 1
wood rold up i.eats IJ1-.
assem bleable CHft•r
-6'-&s.ss 'fypcsttRecept Accurat(' ,
lYJMng OOwpm. ll ok dut AfipiCllKft 80 I 0
NB Airs Hass 67 S-JO l2 ••• •. • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • ••
pandiog CQmpany with ---------CASH PAJb
Ws h r d r yn, Rerrii;i'
work.mg or not 957 11 lJJ
opportunities for advan
cement to undercover
agent or supervisor Call
orcomel.n .
MOllLE
Prottctlo9 Sen6cn
540-6336
2790 Harbor Bl. Ste 2IJ7
Cost.a Me.a •
SIC'Y~AL
NEWPORT BEACH
Newport Sch Law Firm
ha1 immed opening for 2
R.E. Le"1 attretaries wtaulo typewrite r or
word processing exper
Salary SJ000-11200/mo.
per exper. Vacation.
Sick-leave. ~ Med Group
1ns ancl. eau 752·2282.
SERVICE SfATION AT·
TENDA.NT-full time, S4
hr +c o mmis s i on
64U755ask for Ed.
1'yp&als
**ATTINTIOH* * Students Teachers
Housewl ves ' '
EARN VACAT10 N $S
WE NEED:
ISenior Typists
... St.at Typ&St.s
I Dictaphone typists
I Clertt Typists
NEED IMMEDIATELY
Long & short term. bob
day & vacation pay.
~p1tallzation uva1la
ble
VOLT
Jt Ml•fHJAPv ••I C1...,w I'•
546-4741
JIMll Campus Dnve
(across from
John Wayne Airport l
Equal Oppor Employer
Service Station Allen l•-------11111111 danl, pt·time, days & evea. Neat appearance &
handwriting. Apply 2.590
Newport BJ yd. CM .
sw,.r 1 a.rt/Tn1elr
Drinr
Exp'd enter. Clean driv·
Ins r ecord . Apply In
penon. F.dler Industries,
2101 Dove St. N.B. Ac~s
from oc Airport.
CHRISTMAS
MONEY.
60P941MGS
l lo 3 Moath assianmenl
for accurate lypast .
Irvine. La&un• Beach &
Tu9tin. Top pay "weekly
cbancea on trip to Puerta
Valla.rt. for two.
CALI. TODAY!
557-0045
MOVING' Wa s her &
Dr yer S l 50
Refri gerato r $200
99).272.8
FRIGIDAIRE
lmpenal range. dbl ovn.
l sell cln ·rollSS(>n e hke
nt"W. RiO(). 645-5000 X2t6.
dys, 642-5002 .
WANTED Used refng m KOOd rwuung cond Not
over $30' 631·3921 a rtcr
5pm
Philco 18 cu n rerng, $175.
West washer S95 Ken-
more washer 1125. Guar. &del. 546-8672 ___ _
.. ,.., Mattrialt t 02S •••••••••••••••••••••••
Used tljmber. 6xl2, 20ft
long. Sl&O. 2 sets Garal(e
door hardware $10 each
642-3379
Cah 8035 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Himdayan luttens. Seal
point. l male, I rem.
552·3941
Dorp 8040 •••••••••••••••••••••••
KEESHOND PuJk'\. AKC
Chimp atre. M/F Pet &
s h o w P vt pl y .
2l3/ar7· 1345 aft 6 pm
AKC Gldn Retnever pup11.
Hunt.era. wtr doiis. 80
Ch a mp P e di g r ee
~.
c ~~.~\~~~s
; It )"I·• ...:Jlf,
L..tdie-. 1l1Jm•1111l , .. 1n.11r•·
1 OJ 1·t 1 .. 11 1l•l'rJ1w1t
9i3X) 4~ Ul I I
Ut•.mtdul Chn,tm.r-. < ''"
Must .. ell LJ1t11·.. "'ht
.:old ll1dmo11u h• Jrt
-.haped pt.>ndanl [)1am
an ctr 15<-t & 16 a!'cent
dtam 035t•b \. alut:'
$1400 ~ Ladi~ yl'lluw
~ rihitrN• d1Jm nni.t
"' I 34rb d1.1rn & lot 1
OJ('t:. ae<·l'nl di.int
Value $1 200 C.:ull
8J3.9370
!lB pure silvt•r ror s ale
$16 an ounce C.:ash onl)'
54&3708eves & wlmd-.
8080 ...••..••.......•......
LUGGAGE TAGS
rrom your bwuness card
Send one card ror each
tag plus one s pare We
re turn perma ne ntly
sealed attractive tag &
strap. meeting a1rhne
I D. requirements. Pre
vent loss & theft ' For a
penooaliud tag enclose wallpape r . rabri c or
"Day Glo" paper & we
will beck &r tnm your
tags. Or try two cards
beck to back.
PRJCES
S'l eaor3/~
4/5 t.ap SUOea
6/9 la&B SJ .50 ea
10ormoreSJ.40ea
Sales Tax Included
NO CARD.,
Draw your own or ,..'lend
niune, address. phone &
we'll make one card per
tag Add 29' each
Send ch«k or money or
derto
PILOT PIUMT1MG
P 0. Box 1560
Costa Mesa. Ca 9'2626
CERAMICS
flandpainted cer1m1t'is.
South Coast Shoppers
needl your help lmerting on ~ya. 1ets you out with your peen. sa.oo pr
hr to atart. Lquna Hilla
area. Call Luella for ln·
fanllatlon. aM2!0 Golden Retri~ver pups, plaques, nativit y s~·t.
beauUfuJAKC platu, much misc. lW8-3Z79 ite.tnt. Also specaul or St atiooery Store ln 3723 m.dt ser...f ders &t oolors done al re
Corona del llar needs ex· """' -" --i. B t I f l Go Id e n u•-abl"" ,.,.., •u5.5745 perlea ced ulea lady. *"'°"-eau u ........ "' .. ..,., '" Ji\all Ume 5 day1, xJnt llelriever. rrlendly & _ewe __ . _____ _
__.... o~ ·-• .. well behaved, l lolt yrs .. WOl1dnl '-......_· ... peci ... Walu.t ror Private Club. &IQa, s:n-0925 COPY MACHINE
11ftaecBentele.f75-lOlO. Tues. tbru Fri. 11·3. Uaeunypaper IA,
.,,...,__,,.. E RK·DRIVER Sat/Sun. 8:30 to 4:30 ,,_toY• 1045 Price 9e2-7033 ~;~_..~, -• ... l Call 844.-00 Aak ror ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... .,.Ml"' .. euroo ca J----Fem. Min. Poodle Syra. Camper Shell. 8' truck finn QMda raPGMlble --bed. f'etlllOGlb&e. ~
.... far coatrol ol now spll)'ed. all abotl. Aff tt. or 1151.(Mtt aft.ere pm . ~ -...naa. m at.ock. WantAda CallMZ·5t'71 aouate•briabl.548-9702
~ lDclud• WWDI SWUe 6 P\Jod)e, lo Id OiioaSullo "~ow"
......... It.Mk toal· laYowPrcll•klD bma. Ort wlkldl 6 cata. 8 place aett.inCI + all ln& en'ledl •pick~•· 11)11& R&PAJUf ....,.....,_, Ml'Vldna plecea, Liltt Ii* a.a,. valid Calli. bd ,_ 1mow 10U cu oew, cprl etock. eo. or
drlvtra He. No ea· ~ 1 ca-m.d ad In 4 "~ Klu.., free to be.totrer."2-1803 _........ u. DallJ PUot Service ..,.Shome.Swetbold. ~ u OATSWAY SCIEH· Dt....,. for a wbole M$-1411 ;NI.-.. OTO DE CA1.A mem· nnctNc. 1llllll< f• u lllU• 11 blrthlJ, •· c.n Joan -RedldUA... ...,_.,, F« men ~ tO Ill bc>IM. Beaut. 1t'lsa>1'10bt'fftU15 . o..-.... .... ....... call a..-...... old. Ml-W1I
--• ...,. •11Miilll "91,
Picswos & 0rqan, 8090 .•.•••.......•.••......
"h.1rf1·r II. -...111!< IJ\,Jlln I) I
11111 l'oh'h~'<I WJlnut
1101 ... h c-~ ''4111 0110 aft 5
.L-.k ror JeH h4b I Ho
• 100" or N J-:W & llSEU
Plano!! & or11an:.. $895 up
IJeaJer 75H 121
~Moci.MH 8092 . ...•...•...•.••••.•••.
Must -.acri fact'. Si n1ter
,\ t h t• n a 2 O O O " o m
IJUlt•rize d se win g
rroctune an Sin"crs · best
r 11b11Wl Pa ad $1300 · w tJI
..ell S700 631·2l9'l. P .P. _
Spew tiftcJ Goods 8094 •••••••••••••••••••••••
C.:o l e man P e ak I
b.tc kpa c k . blu e
l'olaricuard muoomy ~leepmg ba~ l mo old
565 ea 64:>-9796
L'S DIV ER.s BUOY ANCY
COMPENSATOR II
Wi t h Auto lnflator .
brand new. never used.
Sill. 6.11 ~9~ ---
Browning ove r /under
a>gauge s hotgun. Graefe
Arond S600 675-5~
Complete York bench set
w/curl bar. 2 bar bells. 2
dumb bells. 250weigh1.
More. $125 /000. 83
~719
TV.Radio.
K R.Shno 8098 •••••••••••••••••••••••
BeauWuJ 25" RCA Color
T.V. Sl.24. 2 Yr. Wart.
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u.r-doc'9meatary J!: ~1 map, auto. tnaa.
..,., Docl&e V ao: lt.000
lllilee. 95100 or best olfer.
Plu1h lot . am /Im
~. Call 557-11100 or 11o.5'174:
l7S.a85 W/blk lot. a ft SPM, ._.... • ..__..
. 111-0eOl - -..... '720 ...;_ ______ ._ .....
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AU.MOD&S
SHOP6COMPARE
'lt79 300 SD. T urbo
Dt eo l. Lite ivory
W/bamboo. &lo.roof. UGO
d.MHilll5
....................... 1977FOID
GIAHADA SIDAM
6eyJ.;automat.ic, ractory
air coad., pwr. steering
" brekea, rad io, vinyl
roor. tinte d a lass &
more! C438RVX ). <SUt.
P402'1>.
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....................... "19 P\ymoudl Gran 11\Jry w..-. Power lteerin1.
pow9f' wtadow1, power
~. All/FM mreo,
alr .....tlticeiog. AIJ ez. tr•. Must sell. 11500
Call 737-8449. After
e:30Pll. f!veninp.
....... 11r RENT. New • .. :1/ '6J ,.,... ¥• .... lh rlaa on Balbo a ai1 11 tlJO -M.714•1J .... •.a.91
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tic& aalpb ray · Ra r e MGA H ardto p •-9170
WE PAY TOP DOLLAR
fcrtopUNd can-foreip,
dammtict or cluaka. If
)'OUI' car is extra l'lean.
see111FIRST!
BAR WIC I< DATSUN
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831 137'>49].])7')
• llereedes 30C6EL 8.3,
alt. auto, 1unroof full
pwr. f .P. Muat see.
lm).53&-«19. $3411
•17111. C.C... needs eisc.. trans, ••••••• .. •••••••••••••• Mll a....,.u..ol ~t a nd r u tored UOO. •lmANDMIW ~ for slip Spat(\ Npt Bch MZ-3.'m. tf7t CHffaOLn'
area Ml--4460 1966 Pwrt.iac Tempest Le WIUIY V AM .... ,.... ....
c~t.•
INh. Speed & Mans coov m1.11t cond With~ carpet. panel· SW 9010 On1ownrfl7~3148 i.q, l cebox. welbar, 2
C apta i n 's c h airs.
#I Ill Or_,. C-.ty
2925 Harbor Blvd.
an the
Water Boat Show
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Kawa!>ak1 Jet ska upprox t 5l0 = :i;:.iie~u':!:
30brs 'use $1 .600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• pera 6 lriUe. Sleeps 4! _~_:o11 __ or_7_~ __ _,__ • 7 6 4 . S t a r L u x UIJ.8).
18" TaJutJ Hull, 350 Olds Motorbome on Dodge OHL Y SIHS
q , w/Doonell t.rlf, l.Jlte Chas. Self contain ed . HOWAID CM.,,..
_.. .... CIVI 49J.7()83 1..oeded. 7JC.mi. ~7()85 ~·a&.Qu-""•-
--· _._, afl. 4 aJJ day Sat. Suo NEWPORT BEACH
1i •••atioh $10,<XM>./OBO. lll-0555
••••••••••••••••••••••• Dune Bug gy /sand r ail
llmcc, dual port heads,
915 0 beaden,t:tc. Sacn f ! $900. ~/
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'79 CHEV. i,; ton van;
metallic brown & camel.
$7500. Wkdays 833-1550
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C06TAME.5A
979-2500
WEIUY
CLEAMCAIS
AMDTRUCIS
CONNELL
CHEVROLET
:~I l.1rl•.r 111, .i
t I i:-,·1 ·\ 1\1 ~ ~ \
541>-1200
'75 YAMAHA RO ~B.• 4 Whctl Dri••s 9550
elec start, bought new m ••••••••••••••••••••••• 13 FordSuper Van. :i<.ton. Can't Sell Your Car? '77. bor ed l o 250c c. 1979 Jeep Wq ooeer, pp New Ures, V8-sUclt. New CR.EYIH IMW
perlert cood. w /helmet. seeks resv:lble person paint. $2.600. 714·964-1.921
K'>C f;44.1836 PAYS TOP DOLLAR -· to TOP. nder warranty. .,._, what you want an 7-odiac inflatable lOft. 2m.
w/3bp British Sea GuJI
eng. XJnt. cond. Used
twice. $800. 642-6836.
rulU For Clean Used Imports Honda 350 XL, xlnt cond, 494-5757 Daily Pilot Classifieds Call Mike or Don
new shocks. $580. Or Best Allto l.eaURg 9SIO Allfo Ltasi.g 9580 83 S.317 I Offer. 496-8828 alt 5. ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• ...................... .
197'8:.>"SEA RAY
nybrdg, s portlisher . lo
hrs. like new. 67S-2E98
9060 •••••••••••••••••••••••
·~~S90,runsgood, r-----------, -=~160 I LEASE ::: ::::L I
I I· '49, Luders 16, 2Sft, vam RENT Luxury moto r
bu ll, s l1 p 1 n NB , home .22", sleeps 6, sell I PAY O.._.LY I beauldul. $4000 . cont. $250/w k +S• mi. f"'llll :-.:~~. is·. Cat box,~ ...;...;...G..;..:.M..;..:.C_Ca_m_pe_r_V-ao-.1 I FIRST MONTH II
boat cover & trlr. new 79 I.lite new. Bubble top, PAYMENT hulls. $3200. 552-1356. fully cont, m ust sell, I I
Cal ~ #2S with trailer. 84S.8l2.3 I * I
7XJ51n;_c;_ond. $3900. Call AlloSerYke, ,mis I HO DEPOSIT 01 LAST MONnf I ........, &Accessorfn 9400 ....................... I WE TAKE AMY Tl.ADE I Ericson 5.5 meters loop; IPAIO Pott oa MOTi 32 ~~~=00 DATSUN PARTS I PHONE CREDIT APPROVAL I
Sl.19 lllf DAY
TIMt'a ALL YoU P"7
fora
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intbe
Hood. ' lood tires, fit 11'121800. Belt offer. Call ~after IP II.
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I 161-1332
'79 CD.ICA I ,.,... ....... .,. _ I .....-.u _......,_ .-. AMflM--.-I
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bone lntr. s unroof ,
AM/Fii caas, A/C. 21.000
local mi.123,000. 7»1!MS
'64 White 230 SL. 4 apd. ~ coa1. Hard Is soft
tops. $10,SOO C'all Donna
731-7711 dys . "9·6172
eves.
llldl HIO •••••••••••••••••••••••
'6' MAM SPOIT
350 Auto m atic. N ew
tires. brakes and shock.s.
Good m ileage.body
str aight-runs gr~a t •
91(). Hunllngt.on Beach.
1714 )8C2..t933
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
1060 HARBOR Bl VO
CO)!A Ml!>A b42·0010
9945 •••••••••••••••••••••••
hG 9742 '78 Regal Turbo SPort
••••••••••••••••••••••• coupe Lo/Ma AM/f'M 8
JollitscMt & Soft
UMCOf..M.MHCURY
·~1aJ of the Week··
'71UMCOLM Rare MGA H a r d t op
Coupe needs enc. tr ans.
and resto r ed. $500
642-3379. -
97 50 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'68912'iARGA
Runs great oo any gas
16.<XM> Call 673-651 o
~~~~.,.~~~~I "Tl WM 11.'ro clean cond ~.air. stereo. Cop
per SB. 7~. S4MJOO
i6 <B>-Z air. 4·!.P. mags,
lo ma. $6. 5UO U 80
566-0751
'73 Dat~un l:tOo Auto.
radio, A C'. <'lean. good
rond Sl39S 673-4894 ---Rat 9725 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'Ell Wgn 12A. good eond.
racho. :wtmpg. 5695 Must
sell ~ 1921 Lutller ---
Honda 97~7 •••••••••••••••••••••••
~.ww·79
HOHDACcrs
MANY
To Clloose Ffoo.!
UNIVERSITY
Porsche '64 l56SC Body.
e ng '1ntr 1mmac.
Rcpsts smoo. must sell.
divorce 7 14 496 1472. 661.-axlS ______ _
iJ Targa Blue metalhc
20-28 mpg 73.000 m1,
runs very stroog Sharp
SlO 500 Ph 838 850 l .
6T.H7ll ------
59. 912 eng, neE'ds body
wort. $26.50 1-'\a II bum
pers. no rust 213.m 2110 ----
Wt Royu 97 56 ••.....................
111 DEALER IN U.S.A.
'Tl CVOC Low mJJeaae. 976 New Ur ea, like n•w . T.,-5 s1,;r.t0.t51..a111"PP ...... ~ ............... .
T.J Celica. new m olor. "'l8Handa. lmac. J..4pd Ac· a:aa wtiee11. StiOO. lllOO
cord, A/C. ~. OWDer. fa ftnaertq Hall. Ad
ZUI. ~ . ..-.. for lt.wl741M'J05..
'Tl HNDA CIVIC HATCH. 'TB Lft.bk. must sell. best
Xlllt cond. Lo mrs. Must atrer. XlDt coud. loaded.
MU f asl. 641 ·1183 eves. ..:66..;;;;....;..5Ul9=------
track. ~7372.752 1960
'69 Le Sabr e 350e,ng.
Loade d Best Offer. 714;646--0739 ___ _
'70 Skylark. low m1lea{(e,
good cond1t1on, $950
67J,.TIK)4
Cadloc 9915 •••••••••••••••••••••••
1977 CADILLAC
SEYIW
f\JJI power. :.terf!'O. tape
Lill wheel. crwse control.
sp(Jt power ~ea~. Lan·
dau t op & dll or tht-
Se vii I e luxur1~:-.
(6J3S[)tl I
$9895
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77 SOV d f:le.:dnt'I'
BeauWuJ car with all the
xtras 31,<XM> owner m1
Will split h1gh and low
book for qwck saJe Pvt
Pty. Call 646-6096
TOWMCOUPE
Beautiful luxu~ car in
crystal aprlf(ot with
leather interior Low
mileage. One owner.
(~l.931)
$920C>
2626 Harbor DI • C.M.
540·5630 ---------.
Mlrcwy .9950 ............•.......•..
ORANGE COUNTY ·s
NEWEST
LINCOLN-MERCURY
DEALERSHIP
RAY R.ADEIOE
UNCOLN-Mi':HCURY
16-18 Auto Q!nler Or
SOFwy Lake F11rest exit
IRVINE
830-7000
9952 .....•.................
77 ~u.'ot II GhtJ. I' ~
p u. \ L . I\ ~t I F ...
.,tloreo, auto new brake-..
lo m1. $4:n1 ~I i 62'l 1Jr
631 2971
·11 Must 107).IOO
SL3001 best off er
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m1 ·s.
'68 MlntaMJ. S l 3UO
675-5741 Ot"646-l078
iS Mach I. Good cond. A/C, dlx lotr..-SZ8$0. Will
tt I 7 take low dn. 81.1-9758 ........................
'71 ca-ro LT All fnl I track.Clotb interior . "'1ttop. Lo/lllJMZ.-el a....... tt20 ................... , ...
1979-..0'
0 1 .. AMC•
W. ll....tao1, 271 H P.
.., -•trans. Clean. ~I OWMI'. $3500/ofr
O.Um.1501.
995S . ..................... .
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llR£CTORY
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642-5671
2240S. Main, Santa Ana
Al the Corner ol Warner
546-7070.
ything. s:i()(I & Assume '76 Honda Accord. air-
lease -at SZ32 mo. or buy. cond .. new brakes &
MOO. 673-6510 clutch. $4300. 675·3065
"69 Toy. Crown., auto.
radio. smog control.
radiala. good shape in/· out.. 950. S45-7241 bome.
S49-3lii:iO office.
OD Camaroa. Ca price19,
Moate Ca.r1oe. Ma.ilbus 6
Novas. Drastic reduc·
bODI!
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·79 Cul111a Suprem e
Cle•n. 1 owne r . h • · mileage. Pealt cond .
d ays 496-5540. evt>s
496-UflO
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'74 Audi Fox. New l.Jres,
xlnt cood. l.56SPQ. $2100.
PP673-5790
IMW 9712 •••••••••••••••••••••••
CREVIER
& I ST & lllOAOWAY
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835·3171
THE UlTIMATt OfltYINCl lilACHINE
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ba ve that pre-owned
BllW you are looltina
for!
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17 t 4112J..IJJJ .....,..,Appt.
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All/FM l ·lrk. '6200.
lll·Mrf
Aft.6
Honda '75 :klr nu trans
CONNElL
CHEYROLET
cu a t pal D t w I m a g s P.P. wants to btzy Toyota.
AM /FMcass. $2,SSOP.P. ·57.·14. Have ~ash .
JI\.'>' ff.t .. t••' f~ +1
• • "'I \ \1 ~ ' \
S46-l 200
'73 Vasta Crwser W~n
Lotrru PIS, PIB, AIC.
11:!m10BO. 833-3872
'71 Vista Cn.uscr. station
wagon. SllOO. Call 759-9565 Repairable OK. 5'S·7'54
'75 Civic. gd cond .• $2400.
Aft 3PM. 540·5733 or
~
'76 Cvcc. brand new
cond .. m ust sacnr1ce.
Make oHer 548· 7238
......... 9730 ••••••••••••••••••••••••
'71 J AGUAR Etype 2+2
Vl2. auto, air. $7000 firm
l · 724 ·2.839
9734 •••••••••••••••••••••••
iBru BEACH BLVD.
HUNTINGTON BEACH
142-2000
Assume new lease on "'79
Cellca. Lo m1, good •n·
vestment. 54&-8452
... ...,... 9770
•••••••••••••••••••••••
VW . Hava.n.g trouble sell
i.ng your car? Try us Top
dolJar PB.Id for or Not'
8nog your ear to Jim
Mara no Volks wagen.
18711 Beach Bl vd .. Huot·
ll\llOD Beach · Ask for
f'ranlt Marino or Tom
A.Wn.
"65 BUG NE W
ENG /TRANS; b r lt s .
batt. s hoe t s . Many
xt:ras. New radial tires
AM /FM tape s tereo
Must Sell. Looks & runs
like new. $l8SO. or best dr ~
12 VW Bus. am /fm tape,
reblt eog. good lites.
clean. $2675. 892-1523.
Al\.5
"Tl Nova. cstm int. lo mi, ____ 842 __ ·8130 __ _
xlnt cood1t1on . S3499. ·73 Delta Royale . f,ull
99>4902 pwr, reg gas Xlnt cond
\.962 Chev> Impala. needs Sl275. pp 759.9320
tune up $300. Calt art P'lllto 9957
7PM. 979-9621 •••••••••••••••••••••. •
·74 El Camino clJ sS1C'
w1tiome. xlnt cond. S2500
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FIFTEEN CENTS
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NFL Shifts
Game Time
NEW YORK <AP) -
The National Football
League has changed the
kickoff time of its Monday
night game to avoid a con· ruct with ABC's coverage
of President Carter's
speech, Commissioner
Pete Rozelle announced
today. .
The start.i.Dg time of the
New England Patriots.
Packers game in Green
Bay, Wis., bas been
changed from 6 p.m. to
6:30 PDT.
Carter's address to the
nation on the subject or
Soviet troops in Cuba will
be carried by ABC and the
other two networks live at
_!_p..:_m . PIYI'.
High O~un
·Refuses
Nuke Plea
~ WASHINGTON (AP) -The 'u .S. Supreme Court refused to-
day to-.disturb bow the federal
government considers the eo·
vironmental risks or proposed
lluclear power plants.
The justices, without com-
ment. turned down arguments
aimed at forcing the Nuclear
R egulatory Commission to
evaluate the consequences of the
wo rst possible nuclear acci·
dents.
Seven Florida r esidents
challenged the government's
evaluation standards in connec:·
tloo with a 1973 request by the
Florida Power and Light Co. to
bulld a nuclear power plant near
}°'oq Pierce on Florida's east
icoast.
They coot.ended that the agen·
cy's environmental analysis
.failed to coosider consquences or
~called Class 9 accidents, such
as the failure of all safety
systems in a nuclear reactor and
a meltdown or the reactor's fuel
·core.
The National Environmental
Policy Act o( 1989 requires such
onalderatlon, the seven Flori-
dian• argued. Since urn, bow.ver, the NRC
u not· included Clua 9 accl·
enta in its appfication reviews
auae ol what it calls the high
improbablllty of such l"'lajor
mishaps.
Florida Power and Light's ap-
plicatioD wu approved, and the
Hut.cbimcJn laland plant la under
l.eomtlrud:lOIL' It ii scheduled to
lin operatmc by lllM.
The Florida residents aJJ-
pealed the comtruc:tlon license
afproval, and Dee. 21 a federal
appeals court lD Waahiqton
aided wltb tbe pernment.
In ......._ s.r+reme Court re-.tew, tbe ftor1da realdeatl re-peat.11 nlsnd to tbe nadear
aeeldeat at Tbree llile laland in
PaDIJIYmia lMt Ma.reb.
up UM melter Tueeday.
Tbe JUl"1'• reeommendaUC111,
made la• letter aeat to *m'1 aupentlcft lut week, eDdonet
Vallee forU..loUowlnc reuom:
-EMe ol operaUon.
-Candidates' names and vot·
in1 lsauea are printed directly on ballot cards.
-The system under1oes "coo·
slant upgrading and improve-
ment."
-Valtec ta a "proven sue·
ceu" ellewhefe.
-Written and absentee vot1nC procectures are almple.
The letter sl1ned by jury
Foreman Bentop Bejacb listed
Datavote equlpmut manufac·
tured by Diamond lntematiooal -
Corp .• aa the Grand Jury's
second choice.
The purchase of the new
equipment is designed to speed
up Orange County's vote count
tally in primary and 1eoeral
elections.
In recent elecUona, county
vote 1atheren have taken from
13 to 14 houri after the poUa
close to post ftnal vote taWea.
Under proposal.a made by the
firms competlbc to sell the new
equipment. the vote count time
would shrink to from 4 to 6
hours.
..
Selecticn ot a new vote reeord·
ins system follows six years ol
hesitation by the county Board
of Supervisors.
On three c>ccuioos the money
bu been budgeted for the new
equipment but when It came
time to reach a d ec:)sion
superviaors postponed any ac·
Uon. Now. $1.S million bu been set
aside to st.reamli.oe and overllaul
tbe vote process to Oranae
County.
Sbou&d supervilors follow tbe
Grand Jury's recommendation
and select Valtec, county voters
in next year's primary and
general e&ectiona will be mlssing
the broad sheet ballot they have
carried into the voting booth
wtth them for the past 14 years.
In its place will be an IBM· <See VanNG, Pase Ai>
• ID Boston Today
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Ireland Peace
Asked by Pope
By HUGH A. MULLIGAN
AP S.--1.M Cerret•IR •eat SHANNON, Ireland -Pope
John Paul II moved on lo Boston
today and the conques t of
America, having captu red
Ireland With his charisma.
His message of peace and re-
conciliation, delivered to a
bushed crowd in Drogheda, not
far from the bloody sectarian
battlefields beyond the Ulster
border~ will DOLsoon__ be. lorgot-
t en in this land of long memories.
''Oo JQY knees I bee YoU to turn •w., f&iom &M _... ot
violence, .. tbe ftnt pope ..... to
visit lttland pleaded with the
teuorista oo both sides.
Sunda1 mornlnl at the
Galway nicetracJt he repeated
the ·~ entteaty in tears to a quarter-million Irish youths
Many ol them bad come from
Northern Ire land and en
thusiastially joined the 59-year·
old pontiff in singing "Like a
Bridge Over Troubled Water."
as if this were the marching
song for a children's crusade or
reconciliation.
At the Shrine of Our Lady in
Knock, the miracle of peace
seemed a( least a possibility. so
Coast Panel
Speeds Work
OnHB Bridge
The South Coast Regional
Coastal Commission issued an
emergency permit today to ex·
pedite replacement or a de-
terlorating Huntington Beach
bridge which was partially
closed last month.
Paul Cook, public works di.rec·
tor for the city. said, if other
state agencies are in agreement,
construction of a new Warner
Avenue bridge can begin in
January.
Two lanes over the 14-year-old
bridge, which spadS a narrow
channel between Huntington
Harbour and the Bolaa Chica
lagoon, were closed when timber
decking beneath the bridge
cracked.
Cook said a new bridge will
coet about $800,000 and can be
funded through the Federal
Brld•e Replacement J>rosra,m.
City oftidala have •Ullelted
tbe lane1 remain cloeed unW the
bridge'is repl~.
"It's not surpriaJnc the brtdae
is falling down," noted Coot ... It
was never meant to Jut this
J'onl."
• strong was the force or that
pers onality reaching for the
crowds with outstretched hands
from his "popemobile."
The pope from Rome by way
or Poland seemed a life force
energizing the violence-blunted
Irish population with bis com·
passion And humility. •
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"His words may not be
heeded, but they will not soon be
forgotten by our lot," said 17-
yeal'-Old Brenden Lout)tery,--..n
apprentice welder from Belfast
to approrin1 neds from his
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POPEJOHNPAULUWAVD10"'"CROWD--IN mt HID
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Gold .Hits $414 Gence
Dollar Sinking Against Other Currencies
LONDON (AP> -The price of
gold shattered the $400 an ounce-
barrier in Europe today. bitting
$414.75 an ounce in London and
$413 in Zurich as the dollar
dropped to its second-lowest
point against the strong West
German mark.
After s tarting the week
stronger, the.dollar also s anl< to
an 11-month low against the
Italian lir a i n Milan. Io .
Frankfurt, the dollar was trad-
ing at 1.7365 marks, only 0.008
marks above the low point in the
dollar crisis at the end of last
October.
"The market isn't convinced
that there Is muscle behind the
words spoken in Hamburg,"
said one Frankfurt dealer.
meeting where West German
government leaders pledged to
America's top economic official.a
that they would continue to sup-
port the-4ollar, but withoYt an· nouncing specific measures.
In Hong Kong the gold price
retrealed on profit-taking to
$394.38 and the price fell back in
early London trading to S39S.2S,
down from $396.25 at the opening
and from $397.50 late Friday.
But it surged ahead in later
trading and the afternoon fixing
price was $414.75.
Coastal 4'ob
In Zurich, the record SUJ
came after the morning price
had eased to $395.00, down from
$396.50 Friday.
Only weeks ago, gold was
cha nging bands al $300 an ounce
but It rose more than Sl8 in one
day alone· -Thursday -as part
of the s teady upward surge
toward what the market regards
as the psychologically important
$400 area.
The dollar pushed the British
pound down to 2.1855 from
Friday's $2.20075.
He referred to the weekend
Libya Plane
Sales. Bribe?
IJ.untington Urged
To Shelve Project
WASHINGTON <AP> -A Newport Beach developers
bizarre plot -allegedly involv· who have been waiting a year to
Ing multi·mlllioo-dollar bribes to. Proceed wl th a 107 ·acre
gain Carter administration ap·I coastline development have
proval for resumed sales of U.S. asked Hunttnctoo Beacb·s City
aircraft to Libya -apparently /ouncU to shelve the plan.
was an elaborate "con game'"t<7' A Dao n co r Porat ion
enrich those acting as go· spokesman said today bi.a firm
between. a source says. wants to delay the project until
The source who requested the city completes its Local
anonymity, s~id Sunday that ~~Isl~ f:an. "-t i te ·t and Justice Department in -s our~ n res
vesUgators "are 95 percent cer· the best interest of the dty that
tain that it was a confidence we continue the project,•• said
operation" and that 00 bribes Chuck Colton, Daon vice presi·
actually we re pald to a d · de;~=· n,i__,._ JI Palin ministration o(ftciala. • uu~~r m
The IOUrce said, however, the bad ~ the council to reject
FBI currently ls interviewing Daon • eenera.l plan amendmen~
"senior White 11ouae· offtciala"' request until tbe LCP la com·
in a poaltion to speed approval o( pleted, poqibly by II arch ol
such sales. 1980.
Planning commissioners shot
down the projed last August
after about 150 people packed
the meeting to protest the plan.
Tenants of three mobile home
parks on the property told com -
missioners the project would
force them out of their homes.
The property. owned by the
Mills Land and Water Co. and
the state, stretches along Pacific
Coast IDgbway between Beach
Boulevard and Newland Street
·near the Southern California
Edison planL
Daoo spokesmen said they
hope to build a planned COID·
munity with a mixture or home
and commercial uses . They
didn't Indicate whe ther the
mobile home parks would re-
main.
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Divorce
Rapped
In Talk
SHANNON Ireland <AP>
Pope J ohn Paul II e nded a
tnumphal 2"'2·day pastoral tour
of Ireland today and n ew to
Boston. the fi rst stop on a seven-
da y vi sit to the United States.
An Aer Llneus Boe1n1? 747 car-rytng the papal entourage took
off from Shannon Airport in the wes t of Ireland ll* m inutes
behind schedule at 1 :49 p.m.
local time. S:49 a.m. PDT.
The pope told the Irish in an airport departure statement· ...
CHICAGO PREPARES
FORPOPE A3
thank all the people for the
wann Mill '"baa receptioD 1-whlcb lheJ manlfeated their
keen sense of humanity and
their Uvely faith.··
la a ftnal e>pen·air Mus in
nearby Umertclt, the l>Oiatilf
ur1ed Romaa Catbollca to ree9t growial preNUre for the cJuac'b
to liberalize Its stand a e.inst
abortion and divorce. -_,
Only hours before he spoke,
terrorists in Northern Ireland ig·
noring the pope's call for peac~.
raked a British army Land Rov-
e r with gunfire. forcing it to
crash and slighUy iujuring two
trooos \.. The pope departed from Shan-
non Airport. west or Limerick
a cross the Ri ver Shannon.
where he had helicoptered after
celebrating Mass in Limerick
Thousands wept openly as the
papal helicopter lifted into a
leaden sky. a Light drizzle r alling
ove r Limerick. the multitude
s in gi n g "Th e Riv e r s o f
Babylon "
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Truck Collision
Spills Crude Oil
LY'IJWOOD <AP) --A Lon :
Beach Free.,vay off-ramp wa.;
closed for more than 24 hours
this weekend after a tanker
truck overturned and leal-ed
1,200 gallons of crude oil follow·
ing a series of collisions that left
three people injured.
Authorities said the twin-
tanker truck nipped on its side
and slid into the southbound
Rosecrans offramp Saturday
after stri~g the car that aJ.
legedly set orr the string of
c ras h es. s aid California
Highway Patrol spokes man
Monty Keifer.
Coast
Weather
Late nltbt and morning
low clouds otherwise fair
tbrou1b Tuesday. Lows
tonight 57 to 64. Highs ~
Tuesday in low 70s at •
beaches and near 80 in· t
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Rosette Veronica Motsepe,
24. Miss South Africa in the
1976 Miss World pageant,
has been found guilty along
with her white lover under
South Africa's Immorality
Act. Sentencing has been
deferred for three years.
Young Woman
Badly Beale~,
loses Baby
The savage beating or a young
Tustin woman early Sunday
morning caused the stillbirth or
the baby s he was carrying,
police said today.
The woman, Diana L. Green,
20, was reported in stable condi-
tion at Santa Ana Tustin Com-
m unity Hospital this morning.
She suffered severe bead in·
juries in the attack in her apart-
ment.
The be.ating was reported by
the victJm's husband, Kevin Lee
Green, 21, a Marine. He told
police that be discovered the In·
cident when he returned home
Sunday at about 2 a.m .
Police said they do not have
the weapon or suspects yet
Bus Crash Kills I
SECAUCUS, N.J. (AP) -Six
persons remained hospitalized
Sunday afte r a bus crash in
which one woman was lcilled and
23 passengers were injured.
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Motorlall, many from
Pomocia. WhlUJtr and &ut Loe
. Ant•I• u well aa from Suta
Anl_t. bad fonDerly 9ru!Md .._,
SouUl Main 8tnet in Santa Ana
until DOllce took enforcement ac· lioa lhere.
Since then the attention of the cruts~ bu ablfted to the El
Salvador Park area.
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POPE HAILED •..
"Pope John Paul wtU have no
respite.. America watts," said
the commentator for the Uve
coverage oo the Irish televiaion broadcas t as the helicopter
neared Shannon Airport.
The Polish pontiff addressed
an estimated 400,000 Catholics
from Ireland's traditionally con·
s erva tive southwest who
1atbered al Limerick race
tl'ack.
The mass at Limerick was cut
short after communion, a priest
announced, because the pope "is
very tired" and "h11 a long
journey ahead ol blm. •• A ftJpt ot plgeoaa was releued to mark
the end ol the ceremony.
Tbe ponUff put in extremely
long days duriQg bia Irish tour.
He delivered aix major speeches
and a score of minor addresses
while cris&-crossing Ireland over
a total distance of about 780
miles. Out ol the pope's S2 hours
in Ireland. about 39 hours were
filled with public or semi.public
activlUes, leaving him about 13
hours for rest.
The pope then entered bis
crowd-touring vehicle, a big
yellow compartment carried oo
the back of a truck.
The crowd cheered wildly as
the pope walked on the race turf
to the simple covered altar.
Then ~ deeply religious coun-
try folk sat in the stands with
their hands clasped as· the pon-
tiff told them:
"Abortion , as t he Vatican
Council s tated, ls one or the
abominable crimes. To attack
unborn life at any moment from
its conception is to undermine
the whole moral order which is
the -true guardian of the weU-beinR of man."
He said of divorce that "the
stability and sanctity of mar·
riage are being threatened by
new ideas and by the aspiraUoos
of some.
"Divorce. for whatever reason
it is introduced , inevitably
becomes easier and easier to ob-
tain and it ~radually -eomes to be
accepted as a normal part of life
· : • P~ay, pray not to be Jed into
temptation. Now is the time of
testing for Ireland, this genera-
tion is once more a generation of
decision.
"The ve ry possibility of
divorce in the sphere of civil Jaw
makes stable and permanent
marrla1es -more difficult tor
everyooe," the pope said.
"May Ireland always continue
to give witness before the
modem world to her traditional
commitment to the sanctity and
the indiasolubillly or the mar·
riage bond."
Civil divorce is not recognized
in Ireland, thoulh in a bizarre
twist , the church hands out hun-
dreds ol annulments every year.
Abortion is also illegal in
Ireland. But ·thousands of
women go to Britain every year for abortioaa.
After today's Mass and ,/
~6~·bour rupt across the Allan·
tic. the Roman Catholic pontiff
was due ln Boet.on at· noon PDT.
He begins a week's tour of six
American cities -Boston, New
York, Philadelphia, Des Moines,
Chicago and Washington -by
celebrathlg Ma.as on the Bost.on
Common.
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mates.
They werP rolling up their
sleeping bags and heading home
from camping out for three
nights behind the paddocks at
the Galway racetrack to see the pope.
Several times during the 2~·
day Irish visit the enthusiasm or
the crowds to 1et near the pope
became so frantic that bis bi.abop.boclypard from Illinois,
former Syracuse All-American
football player Paul Marcinkus,
bad to throw a block at the pre.
salng lhl'ongs.
The 6-foot-4 prelate hovered
menacingly in every papal pro-
cession like a linebacker poised
for a quarterback blitz.
Even with the entire Irish
army and 'police force on round·
lhe·clock duty, a Dublin paper
reported that "a Protestant ex·
tremist pastor " slipped through_
to deliver a letter to the Dublin
guest house where the pope was staying.
FreaaP~Al
PREGNANT PLEA •••
herself beyond that.
SHE SAID SHE grew up
in a city of about 100,000,
went to a small school in
the South and received a
d octoral degree from a
Midwest university. Miss
Myer also said she bas
lived on the East Coast
and Midwest since college.
Mias Myer s aid she
placed the ad because she
wants a child before she
gets too old. She'd been
married in her 20s and
divorced, and said "right
now, I really value my in·
dependence."
She also said she wanted
to blaze a trail for other
women who might fin~ 1 themselves'in her situa· (
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THE ONLY r e quire-
ments she had in mind for
her mate were that she
want ed som eone with
"brown or red hatn and
curly ... abov~ average
intelligence. It doesn't
really matter what he
does ."
Miss Myer refuses to
discuss her situation at
all . She said an Associated
Press version of her story
caught the eye or her
parents, whom she bad
described in March as
"fairly conservative, up-
per-middle class.'•
THEY WERE curious
eno1,1gl) that their Inquiries
became embarrassing and
now Miss Myer doesn't
"want any more invasions
of my privacy."
Severa1 letters sent to
th e reporter who in·
tervlewed Miss Myer were
addressed to him. Among
them was one postmarked
Waikiki, Hawaii, that
said, "Maybe this will
turn out to be my birthday
present."
ANOTHER WAS from
an obstetrician who not
only wanted to father Miss
Myer's child, but wanted
to deliver it as well.
Still another f.roepective father wrote, " 've got you
under my skin -send for
the dermatologist. Please
run away with me -not
from me."
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VOTING MACHINES • • •
card -type ballot printed with
candidates' names and votin1 is·
sues.
Voters will need only a felt·
Upped pen to mark their
choices.'
IJloodnwbile
ln-.Huntington
Tbe American Red Cro11
bloodmobile will make two atope
ln Hunttncton Beach thll. month.
The bloodmobile wW vWt the
Unit.ed Metbodilt Cburcb, e.z
Hell Ave., ~ Oct. I from t :'5
a.m. co a::J~m. TIM public II IDvlt.s to u appobatm-t
b1calliDl-.na
Tbe --llundDftOD Beach cllf ~ blood drive will
be b.W cm Oct. It from t :.S a.m. co 2:• -p.m. la .,.._ 8-7 ol UM
Civic C.W, IOOO llatn St. Call
•MllforlPPCllM•..U.
Vallee Systems manufac·
turers -estimate that Orange
County's estimated 800,000
ballots to be cut lo next year's
primary electiona can be count·
ed lD two to four hours.
Initial coet of the system is
estimated at $1.40 mluton, with
a 1980 election operaUnt cost of
$1.3 m.lllloo •
Two otber vote count systems
coatencllU for the county's bull· nea are Diamond lntern~al
Corp.'• Datavote and Computer
Election System's Votornatic.
Both an puncb card ayatema.
A third eompuy, CoDlolldat·
ed ColDIMer lnternaUonaJ pro..
po1• •'ballot 111ttm 1lmUar to
Valtee•s, but wltb different
couattnc macblnery.
And a tGUrt.b 1,nem, by DP'M
A.uoclaa. ~ Ocle&a 11•1; .. a
card •Jtem maned b1 eta..-.
devtcee almllar to~ carreat·
l.J1DUM. . , •
Wedding Bough•
Bridgett Perdoni and het father are Lifted onto a big oak
tree in Rockville, Cali!. where she and Steve Bauer were
wed on Sunday. The bridegroom. shown flanked by the
best man and the maid of honor, is a tree surgeon.
Kids Said. to Blame
hi FV Vandalism
Fountain Valley school of
ficials believe it was "small
children" who ranncked and
vandalized the James H. Cox
School, 17615 Los Jardines East,
on Saturday.
A teacher discovered the mes&
Girl's Body
Identified
The body of a young woman
round behind a deserted home on
El Toro Road was identiJ1ed to·
d ay as Katby Sandra Doughty, a
16-year·old from Castro Valley,
Calif.
Authorities said Miss Doughty
was listed as a runaway. Iden·
UficaUon was made through in·
vesUgatioa of phone calls re-
cel ved by the Sberifrs Dept.
after publicity sought her Iden·
tity.
Officiab said the cauae ol the
young woman's death is sUU un-
der investigation. Her body was
found in the yard or the home
Sept. 23.
at about 4 pm when she went to
h er classroom for materials.
said Pnncipal Cheryl Snowdon
Mrs . Snowdon s aid it 1s
believed the vandals entered the
school th.rough a door that was left a1ar.
Fountain Valley police said
five classrooms and the learning
center were ransacked. with the
contents of teachers' drawers,
c abinets and closets strewn
about the floors
Crayon markings were found
on walls and some celling and
carpet damage was caused by
sort drinks . Mrs Snowdo n
added
She said valuable audio-visual
equipment was untouched and
that the cost or repau;ing the ht·
tie damage done should be
mina~.
~Is l:'leued
SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -A
Catholic bishop blessed San
Franci.&co's f15bing boats in a
traditional ceremony that some
fishermen complain might have
come too late for tbe dwmdling
fleet
For those Casual Days around Campus .
Levt-lrdgo Oenms wltn 1ut>tle PoCket
eocents, complimented by the soft touch
of oottotl kn11 SlirtS In aS90f1ed Slnpes.
ldd a hooded sweatshirt or a 'M>olnoh ootton
chamois lhlrt for those cooler days ahead
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Appeal
Refuse a
WASHINGTON CAP> -'the.
Supreme Court refused today to
interfere tn Caltfornia'a ln-
veatlgatlon Into alleg~ fraud by
aome leaden of the Worldwide
Churcb ot God.
Tbe juaticea, without com-
ment. tumed down an ·appeal
asking them to rule that tactics
uaed by California authorities
violate the Conatltutioo•a
freedom.<Jf•relllion p~. I
The denla1 does not neeeua.ri·
ly represent a comment oo. the
mei:;its of argumen~ contalned
in the appeal filed by the cb6reh
and ila leaders.
Tbe controveny. remai11.1 alive
in the California courts a'nd
some day could return to the na-
tion's highest court. The justices
could agree at that Ume to re· view the case.
The Worldwide Church of God is
a fundamentalist, evan1elleal or-
ganization founde(S in California
46 years ago by Herbert W.
Armstrong. Accord.Jot to church
doctrine, the 86·ye ar..old
A rm strong is Christ's apostle and
ambassador as we ll as the
church'sspiritual le,der.
Volunteers
For ~ilingual
Panel Sought
Hu~tington Beach's Ocean
View School Dis trict is seeking
volunteers to serve on a bil·
ingual education committee.
A spokesman said the group -
hopefully lS or more persons -
is to serve as an advisory body
in developing programs and
services to aid students with
hmited command or English.
The committee also is to aid in
recruiting bilingual aides and
volunteers to work with those
students, about 10 percent of the
district's pupil pop1illation, the
s~kesman said .
The d.Jstnct is especially con-
cerned about children who s peak
Sp a nis h and la nguages of
Southeast Asta, lhe spokes man
added. An 'estimate d 1.000
chi ldren faJI into those·
categories.
Committee meetings are to be
held four times during the school
year in district offices at let40 B . Street.
Additional information may be
obtained by phoning Gayle
Wayne. 847-2551.
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ACS GARAGE
56 FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH
(714) 644·7030
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ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1979 FIFTEEN CEN
'Grand-J11ry BackS New Vote Systent
.,,_____ 11Pllle..-......... -Vallee la a "proven sue· up C)raap County's .... -Sel-ofa...,volenoonl· tbe vote proceu lo Orao:J
•• ...,.,...,. The Ju.ry'1 reeommendation, cesa" elJewbere. tally in primary and general lnl Jystem follows six years of County 1
TM Orua• ;--~ Gruel macM in• letter aent to county -Written and absentee voting elecUooa. , · bealtadon by the county Board Should supervisors rouow lb~
JW"J -~ 9 ••'!. tMt ta. ....,.. tilbn IMt week, eedones procedures are simple. In recent elections, county ol Sapenilon. (;rand JlD")''s recommendation 1 ~ell$ •n-• bar Vallee fGr ta. foUowina reuona: The letter signed by jury vote catherers have taken from Oa three occaslona the money and select Valtec, county voters'
• _,, .... ..._ .. ~ -Sueoloperatlon. Foreman Benton Bejach listed 13 to 14 bou.ra after tbe polll hu been budgeted for the new in next year's primary andf
l w8rt•· U. Grud J~ -Candlclet•' names and vot-Dat~vote equipment manulac-close to poet final vote tallles. equipment but when it came general elections will be missing• l '° ~ abouJd bU1 lnC ...._.are printed directly oo tu.red by Diamond Intematiooal Under proposals made by tbe time tQ reach a deelaion tbe broed sheet ballot they haver Vfltee S)atem, muu.taetu.red ballot cards. Corp .• as the Grand Jury's ~ competing to sell tbe new supenilon postponed any ac-carried into the voting bootb1 ~~ Data Concept.a ln -Tbe system UDdereoes .. coo. second choice. equipment, the vote count time tion. with them for the past 14 years. '
r--. ·--·---rill ._.. slant upgrading and 'improve-Tbe purchase of the new would shrink to from 4 to s Now, $L5 miWon has been set Io ill place will be an IBM-I ~ •-... ...,. • ..,..,,. -..e ment... equipment i,s designed to speed hours, aside to ltreamllne and overhaul (See VonNG, Pa1e AZ> 1
:Pope • m Boston 'roday '
t Nuke Risk Dollar Sinks
f Rev~ew
1Denie d I W ASHJNGTON (AP) -The
U.S. Supreme Court refused to-
1 day to disturb bow the (ederal
J government considers the en-
1
vironmental rUb or proposed
nuclear power plants.
· The justices, without com-
• 1 ment, turned down arguments
' aimed at forcing the Nuclear
1 Regulatory Commisaion to
evaluate the consequences of the
worst possible nuclear acci·
dents. '
Seven Florida residents
challenged the government's
evalwdkm standards in cormec-
tlon wltb a 1173 request by the
Florida Power and Ug.bt Co. to
build a "'K"leer power plaatJtNr
Fort fts'ce -Florida'• amt .... 'l'Wt II I .........
ey's *tlYiroamentaJ" -a1nu
failed to CODlider coaaqueoces ol
eo-ealledO...tMGHtMl,8Ullla .. tlHI fallllra of all ..,. .,atemam.awlw' ,......._..
a meltdowll ol the reaetipt'• fml c:ore. t The Nattc.al Environmental
f Polley Act ol 1989 requires such
consideration, tbe seven Flori·
dians argued.
( Sln~ 1.97L however, the NRC
has not included Class 9 accl-
\ dents in its application reviews
because ol what it calls the b1tb
• Improbability of such l"\-.Jor
mishaJ18. Florida Power and Light's ap-
plication was approved, and the
Hutchinson Island plant is under
construction. ll is scheduled to
begin operating by 1984.
T.Jie Florida residents ap-
pe;aled the construction license
. approval, and [)e(:. 26 a federal t appeals court in Washington
' sided with the government.
In seeld.na Supreme Court re-
view, the Florida residents re-
peatedly referred to the nuclear
accident at Three Mlle Island in
Pennsylvania lut March.
.. The lDcidmt at ~ lllle.
· Island waa what the Nuclear
Regulatory Commission calls a
Class 9 nuclear accident . . . Re-
' cent events lend u.raency and
areat pnictlcal aip.i.ficance to
dlese iuues," the appeal stated.
Gold R eaches-
$414 ft n Ounce
LONDON (AP) -The price of
gold shattered the $400 an ounce-
barrier in Europe today, hitting
$414.75 an ounce in London and
$413 in Zuricb as the dollar
dropped to its second-lowest
point against the strong West
German mark.
After s tarling the week
stronger, the dollar also sank to
ao 11-mooth low against the
Italian lira in Milan. In
Frankfurt. the dollar was trad-
ing at L 736S marks, only 0.008
marks above ~ low point In the
DENVD CAP> -Want-ed: an "lntelligent bealtby
, male fOI' the purpose of
becoming pregnant.'•
Carolyn Myer placed
that ·ad in March in a
w e e kl y ~en v e r
newspaper. Seven months
later, 111.ss Myer is still
looking and not pregnant
-but not for lack of bun
dreds ol offers.
••NOTHING BA S
dollar crisis at the end of last
October.
"The market isn't convinced
that there is muscle behind the
words spoken in Hamburg,"
said one Frankfurt dealer .
He referred to the weekend
meeting where West German
government leaders p1edged to
America's top economic officials
that they would continue to sup-
port the dollar, but without an
nounclng specific measures.
In Hong Kong the gold price
retreated on profit-taking to
$394.38
ch~ed. l'm atill trying,"
said Miu Myer, who was
given a fictitious name by
the Denver Post to protect
her identity. "You don't
always gel pregnant after
the first try."
Since then, Miss Myer
has received more than
200 letters. Some wer e
sent to the post omce box
number given in her ad.
some to the reporter to
whom abe ori8bWIY di.a·
closed her moi!vauC>o for
placing the notice.
Letters addressed to
M iss My er w ere
forwarded, unopened. Jn.
terview requests were re~
jected. Miss Myer. who
described bei'self in her ad
as ··a single professional
woman, 34," would sa y
nothing s peci(ic about
herself beyond that.
Coast Assaults I J nked?
Mesa Suspect Viewed in Second Attack
A Costa Mesa man, arrested
oo suspicion of a brut.aJ sexual as·
sault in Newport Beach, is being
investigated for pouible connec-
tion to an usaull case in Irvine,
police said today.
Samuel Hugh Lowery, 22, of
1910 19th St., Coela Mesa, was
taken into custody lut 'lbursdav
on charges related to the· assault
that occurred Sept. 13. He is being
held in Orange County Jail in lieu
0($10,000 bail.
Irvine Lt. Gene Noraen said
this morning his investigators
are ''looking at" Lowery in light
of the Sept. 23 assault on a
Woodbridge woman.
But Norden cautioned that in·
vestigators in no w_ay have iden·
pua. 1be dedication ceremaaies bqan Fri·
da1 wttb a •PMCb by J'luor C4rp. otftclal
J . Robert f'luor Jt, ion of the Fluor
chairmlD.
. . ,
tified Lowery as tbe suspect id
that case.
The Irvine woman, in her mid·
twenties, s uffered a loss or
memory alter being struck oo
tbe bead. Police said it isn't
known whether she was sexually
assaulted. The attack occurred in
the woman's Woodbridge bome
as she was preparing to go to bed.
bed.
Norden said the suspect ap-
parenUy walked into the room
through an unlocked screen c1c>9r
and st.ruck the woman with a
blunt instrument. •
The screams of the woman
before she was bit were beard
by neilbbon who called police.
The victim was found end at
her door when officers arrived.
The case in which Lowery bu
been identified as a amped ln--
volved a 25-1ear-old woman wbo
was attacked In her Westcllff-
area om~ when she went to
work at 5 a.m.
In that cue, the woman was
beaten and sexually assaulted, <See LINK. Pa1e AZ)
ANGELS' STAR
SPOTUGHTED
8118 MD>_. V'f!W up
in a city ol aboat 100,000, .
Wetlt to a amall school in
tbe South and received a
doctoral degree from a
Midwest university. Miss
Myer also said she bas
lived oo tbe East Coast
and Midwest since college.
Miss Myer said s he
placed the ad because she
wants a child before she
<See PRE4;WNANT, Page A.%>
Yo11ng Woman
Badly Beaten,
Loses Baby
The savage beating or a young
Tustin woman early Sunday
morning caused the stillbirth or
the baby she was carrying,
police said today.
The woman, Diana L. Green,
20. was reported in stable coodi·
tion at Santa Ana Tustin Com·
munity Hospital this morning.
She suf(ered severe bead in·
juries in the attack ~ her apart-
ment.
Tbe beating was reported by·
the victim's husband, Kevin Lee
Green, 21, a Marine. He told
po~ that be discovered the in·
citfent when be returned bome
Sunday at about 2 a.m.
Police said they do not have
the weapon or suspects yeL
Protesters
Face F o nda
AllBEBST, Mus (AP)-Ac·
treas Jane Fonda and her
husband, Tom Hayden, led a lot
of prot.U .,a1mt t.be Vietnam
war. Bat wben they appeared at
tbe Ulltwaidty ol M111aebuaetta,
101De • ..__ eame to IJl"Oo
teataplwttbem.
••Sbe did mare tban U1bod1
to f: die NorUl Vietnam•e aid ecafcll't chlriq the Viet-nam Wv," Mid JG1MP1t ae.n,
a fonMI' Mlllmandrer-la-eblef of tbeVttuwol,......Waa. ........... llQClm...,..
OD C~ 8uadQ to addl9a
aboGt ~ Ullw ltudlllta. Tbe
couple CUffled a 1ebeduled
new1 conference, aald Joel
................. for' .....
IJ'OUP Ulat ~ ...... to tbe e.....,.. Biil .... CleellMd to comma oa nporta tlaat tbe
newa eallf.-. WM ewllld
forW&Stt)N•-· •
Divo rce
Rapped
In Talk
SHANNON, Ireland <AP > --
Pope J ohn Paul II e nded a
triumphal 21h·day pastoral tour
of Ireland today and flew to
Boston, the first stop on a seven-
day visit to the Umted States.
An Aer Llnsrus Boein2 747 car· rying the papal entourage took
off from Shannon Airport in the
west or lrelao<1 19 minutes
behind scbed\.lle at 1 :49 p.m.
local Ume, 5:49 a .m . PDT
The pope told the Irish in an.
airport departure statement: "I
CHICAGO PREPARES
FORPOPE-A.3
tbanlt all the people for the
warm and lovlq' reception in
wbicb they manifested their
lreea ....e of bumanlty and
their lively faith."
lo a flDa.I open-air Mass in near• Umeriek, t.be polntiff
...-•• c.tlloUa to~ IJOWbC Jll-llN for tbe ehurch to U1Mnlbe its ataad agalnat
abortiCID and divorce.
OaJy hours before be sJ>()ke, terrorists in Northern Ire!and.
ignoring the pope's call for
peace, raked a British army
Land Rover with gunfire. forc-
ing it to crash and slightly injur·
ing two troops. 1 Tbe pope departed from Shan-
non Airport, we.st or Limerick
across tbe Rive r Shannon .
where he bad helicoptered after
celebrating Mass in Limerick.
Thousands wept OJH!nly as the
papal helicopter lifted into a
leaden sky, a light drizzle falling
over Limerick, the multitude
s ingi n g "The R ivers of
Babylon."
"Pope John Paul will have no
respite. America waits." s aid
the commentator for the hve
coverage on tbe Irish television
broadcast as the helicopter
neared Shannon Airport.
The Polish pontiff addressed
<See POPE, Page AZ>
Cash, Camera Ge ar
Taken in Irvine
Thieves broke into an Irvine
residence over lhe weekend and
made off with about $500 in cash '
and camera equipment, police
said.
According to reports, the
home or David Crowfoot, 1
Queenswreath. was broken into
sometime between Saturday
morning and Sunday afternoon
when no one was home.
Coast e
Weather
Late night and morning
low clouds otherwise rair
throu&b Tuesday. Lows
toni1ht 57 to 64. Highs
Tueada1 In low 70s at
beaches IDd near 80 ln·
land.
.
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• .ti QM. y f!.OT
Cniiaen ·
Cllt Off
.lnSA
ror .. .....,.,..._, 111 a ,..
tM ... Au Polie. °'"": •eat cloaed off dowatowa
............ ---to -ta. ...... --....... fll ··aw.. ..... •=• .. ott.J. Ban1en Md_.. can._..
placed II Cine ai..ter on" ..s· Hveral ot.hel-atneta to ~
a ...... 1atbe~ ol c:ru.lalq
thmoton.ado at l:l s.Jvador Partt tn e wntowna.rea.
II aYor Jamee Ward aaict tMt
u.p to JllO can bave beee c:rulmq
the a.re.t Mell &.taday e~
He noted that U.,.. •ere };_t
a handful of out·of·town motortata in tbe .,..a Su.aclay,
Tbe Santa Alla Ctty CQmd)
took actioD thrM weM.1 qo to
halt tbe mdllbc after pJ'Oleata from a number of c:itheu
. Re.aideDt.s said tbey w~re be.
ane inundated and bad trouble
lea ving their own driveways
because ol the heavy traffic.
Motorists, many from
Pomona, Wb.itUer and Eut Loe
Angeles u well u fro.,. Santa
Ana, had formerly cruJaed along
South Main Street In Santa Ana
until police look en.fOJ'cement ac-tion there.
Since then the attention of the
cruisers bas shifted · lo the El
Salvador Park area
mli~lMan
Aids Family
In Accident
Police have credited the ef.
forts of a Laguna Niguel man
with helping a French-speaking
Tahitian family through tbe or-.
deal of a Saturday morning traf·
fie accident lo which three peo-
ple were injured.
Police Sgt. Greg Bartz said
the bilingual man, Paul Hallmi
of 31293 East Nine Drive, volun·
teered to help the two family
members taken to South Coast
Medical Center by a cting as
their interpreter.
Bartz said he is recommend·
ing a commendation be present-
ed to Hallmi for his efforts.
The 2 a .m. crash on Pacific
Coast Highway involved a sports
car ·and a van carrying the Tahi·
lian family of Bernard Tabbia,
38.
Tabbia and his son, FTedertc:k,
12, were seriously hurt in the
craah. Both were reported in
stable CODCUUoo this mornlq.
Others treated for Injuries
were Jenevic and Sondra Tab-
bi a , Charles F ernande: and
Evelin and J oseph Fe rnandez,
all from Tahiti.
The driver of the sports car,
Bret Burnha rd or Corona deJ
Ma r, was arrested and charged
with felony drunken driving. He
also was reported in sta ble con-
dition in the South Laguna
hospital.
A passenger in his car, Donna
Sanders, 17, of Newport Beach,
suffered minor injuries in · the
crash.
The colloision occurred near
Emerald Bay in Laguna Beach.
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IRV1NE'8 NEWUT ftARK 18 DEDICATED
MllYCW David Sll~e (tight). City Manager Bill Woollett
150 View Opening
Of Turtle Rock Park
About 150 people turned out
Satur:day for the dedicaUoo of
Irvine's neweet park facility -
the 28-acre Turtle R<>sk Com· munity Park. ,.
Numeroua local dlsnitarles
were on band for the a.fternooo
ceremonies, which Included a
ribbon cutting by Mayor David
SW. and City Manager WWiam
Woollett.
Also attending the dedication
were City Council members Art
Anthony, Larry Agran and Mary
Ann Gaido as well &SJDembers
,of the Pl.anning Commission,
Community Services Com·
mission and Trans portation Commission.
A special guest for the affair
was a representative of the
Cousteau family, Dick Murphy,
a marine ecologist who has
worked with Jacques Cousteau
a nd his won, Jean-.Michel
Cousteau.
Master of ceremonies for the
e ve nt was Assis t a nt Ci ty
Manager Paul Brady
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but escaped her attacker by
locking herself in the office
bathroom.
The woman r eported the as·
saull on Sept. 22, explaining that
-she was so frightened, she didn't
have the courage to go to police.
Lowery was arrested five days
I a t e r by OH i c e r G e o r g e
Stavropoulos on suspicion of pet·
ty theft. The patrolman alleged
Lowery took a soft drink from a
convenience s tore on Irvine
A venue without paying for it.
However, Stavropoulos noted
that Low&ry matched the
description of the assault sus-
pect and· the Costa Mesan was
booked on the charges after the
victim allegedly identified him
as her assailant.
E',....PageAl
Following a nag dedication
ceremony featuring a color
guard from tbe Marine Corps
Air Statloo at El Toro, the au-
dience waa treated to some eo·
tertaloment from the Os car
Nieto Flamenco Dance Com-
pany.-'!bere also were various
exhibit.a aet up for the event and on-going part tours.
The new park facility features
tennis courts, parting for 300
cars, a multi-purpose building
with a game room, lounge and
offices, a softball field, picnic
area and walkways throughout
the facility.
There al.so ii an interpretive
center, a facility to be used for
envi ronmental awareness pro-
gr ams for the public .
Additionally. there are nature
areas and a pond
The park has been described
as one of the nicest and best·
equipped facilities in the city.
NFL Shifts
f;ame Time
NEW YORK (AP) -
The National Football
League.. bu changed the
kickoff tiJne ol ita Monday night game to a void a con-
flict with ABC's coverage
of President Carter's
s peech, Commissione r
Pe te Rozelle announced
today
The starting lime of the
New England Patriots -
Packer.i game in Green
Bay , Wi s ., b a s been
changed from 6 p.m . to
6:30 PDT.
Carter's address to the
nation on the subject of
Soviet troops in Cuba Will
be carried by ABC and the
other two networks Hve at
6 p.m. PDT.
PREGNANT PLEA •..
gets too old. She'd been
married In her 20s and
divorced, and said "right
now, I really value my in·
dependence."
She also said she wanted
to blaze a trail for other
wo me n who might find
themselves In her situa·
lion.
THE ONLY require·.
meota she bad ln mind for
her mate were that she
wanted someone with
''brown or red hair and
curly . , . above average
intelligence. It doesn't
really matter what be
does."
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a
Miss Myer r efuses to
discuss her. situation at
all. She said an Associated
Press version of her story
caught the eye of her
parents, whom she bad
described in March as
"fairly conservative, up-
per-middle class."
THEY WERE curious
enough that their inquiries became embarrassing and
now Miss Myer doeao 't
"want any more invasions
of my privacy."
Several letters sent to
t h e reporter who in·
terviewed Miss Myer were
addressed to him. Among
them wu ooe postmarked
Wai kiki, Hawaii, that
said, "Maybe this will
tum out to be my birthday present."
· ·ANOTHER WAS from
an obetetrlcian who not
only wanted to father Miss
Myer's child, but wanted
to deliver it as well.
Still another prospective
father wrote, "I've got you
under my allin -send for
the dermatologist. Please
run away with me -not
from me."
Fro• Page Al
VOTING MACHINES • • • c ard-type ballot printed with
candidates' names and votJ.nc la·
sues. •
Voten will need only a felt·
tipped p en to mark their
cboicee.
Vallee Systems manufac·
turers esUm ate that Oran1e
County's estimated 100,000
baUota to be caat in next year'•
primary electiom can be count·
ed ln two to four boun.
lnltlal cost of the aystem ii
esttma'*i at $1.40 million. with
a 18'0 eleetlon operatln1 COit ol
$1.1 mllllon.
Two other vote count 111tema
eontendlnl for the coanty'a bull·
neaa are Diamond International
Corp.'• Datavote and Computer Election Sy1tem•1 Votomattc.
Botb are ,.a card •J'Ntnl .
A tblrd eamp&DJ, CODIOlldat-
ed Compu&er lna.raadmal, pro-
poeet a ballGt •Y*m·•lmllar to Vallee'•• but wltll different countJna maeblaery.
And a fourth 111tam. bJ Dl'll
Associates of Costa Meaa, uses a
card sytem marked by stamp.in&
devices similar to those current-ly ln use.
Girl's Body
Identified
The body of a young woman
found beblDd a deserted home oa
El Toro Road wu identified to-
day u Ka~ Sandra Doqbty, a b8Ji1Aar-old ... hom Cu\n> Valley.
Autborttiel aai4 11111 Doqbty
waa lllted u a runaway. Iden·
tlllcaUoa wu made tbrouO In·
ve1tl1atiOD of pbone calfa re-
ceived by the Sbertff'a Dept.
after publicity aoqbt Hr lden·
t.lt1. otnc1a11 Hid tbe cHM o1 the
JOUDI woman'• deatb 11 ltlll ..
der tn..U.a.Uon. Her bod7 •• found lo tbe Jard ol tbe bome
Sept. JI.
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Ireland 'MOV.ed' -.
Pope'• ChariMma Captivatins
8J lftJGll A. 111JLLIG~ u......,cw, a r •
SHANNON. Inland -Pope
John Paul D moved OD to Boston
today and tbe conqueat of
Amerlca, havto1 captured
Ireland wttb bis cbartama.
Kia ..-.aae ol peace and re-
conclllatlon, deltvered to a
bU1bed crowd in Droabeda. not
far from the bloody sectarian
battlefields beyond the Ullter
border, will not 9000 be forgot-
ten In this land of long
memortee.
".9n my knees I beg you to
tum away from the pat.bl of
violence," the flrat pope ever to
vialt Ireland pleaded with the
terrorlsta oa both aidea.
Sunday mprnlng at the
Galway racetrack be repeated
the s ame entreaty in tean to a
quarter-mlllioo trlsb youtba.
Many of them bad come from
N ortbe rn. J rel and and eo -
thu.siutially joined the 59-year·
old pontiff in singing "Uke a
Bridfe Over Troubled Water,"
aa I th.is were the marchioC
aoog for a children's crusade ol
reconciliation.
At the Shrine of Our Lady In
Knock, the miracle of peace
seemed at least a possibility. so
strong was the force of that
personality reaching for the
crpwds with outstretched hands
from his "popemobile."
The pope from Rome by way
of Poland seemed a life force
energizing the violence-blunted
Irish population with b1a com·
passion and humility.
··His words may not be
heeded. but they will not SOOD be
forgotten by our lot," said 17·
year-old Brenden Loughery. an
apprentice weldel' from Belfut
to approving nods fro m bis
mates.
They were rolling up tbelr
sleeping bags and beading home
from camping .out for three
nights behind the paddocb at
the Galway racetrack to see the
pope .
Several times during the 2'1'l·
day lri$b visit the enthusiasm of
the crowds t.o gel near the pope
bec ame so fra ntic that bis bishop.bodyguard from Illinois,
fo rmer Syracuse All-American
football player Paul Marcinkus.
had to throw a block at the pre·
ssing throngs.
The 6-foot-4 prelate hovend
menacingly in every papal pro-
cession like a linebacker poised
for a quarterback blitz.
Even with the entire Irish
army and police force OD rouod-
the-clock duty. a Dubll.o paper
reported that "a Protestant ex·
lremist pastor" slipped through
to deliver a letter to the Dublin
1ue1t bowe .._,. tbe pope wu•
ataylq.
The Rev. Jack OlUI. who pre-viouly deacribed the ·pope u ~
''the devil) twin," WU quoted
aa tellinc Police oftldala be bad JO~e to deliver a letter "on
bealalt tA the Seottlab clergy''
callln1 on the pope to conf1on
bis peace •tand by publicly ex· ~co mmun icating the Irtab
Republican Anny.
The pope at tbe time wu mak·
inl bil peace plea In Droabeda,
the anclmt c:tty 30 miles from
the Northern Ireland border,
whoae i nbabitanta were
ma11acred in the 17lb century
by tbe Puritan extremilt Oliver
Cromwell.
blm, and the manJ Ute Dubli8
baker Ray Mooney who b ..
drtvera buodreds of miles MCI
day to~ u muy bwrnp
.. pouible. .
"lf I tel a year off pur,._.,
for every bour I spent in tr.me
Jama. I'll get to heaven on tbf
dual-carrlace motorway (•UM
blah way)." he lauttied. 1'lllle
sweating out the five-hour
purgatory of getting from the
Ballybrit racetrack to the heart
or the city Ollly two miles awa.,Y.:
Some student.I at the Galwa~
youth mass bad tuc ked •
newspaper clipping of the pope:•
Oro&heda speech into their bl~
Jeana t.o read aloud bia words to
youth. . :
Could mere words, even frool The pope bu been teen by ao impassioned a speaker, make
about tw.(),thirdl of the Iriah any difference in Ireland!
Republic's 3.5 million people "Yea, yes," answered several
The statistic waa increased by voices from around the circle
the tens of th ousands who listening to the re-reading of the traveled from the north to see 4peech.
* * * * * * E',....P11geAI
POPE HAILED ...
an estimated 400,000 Catholics
from Ireland's tradition'ally con·
s ervallve s outhwes t wh o
ga thered at Limerick race
track. "
nage are being threatened by
new ideas and by the aspirations of some
"Divorce, for whatever reason
it is introduced, inevltabl)'
becomes easier and easier to ob-
tain and It gradually comes to be
accepted as a normal part of life
The mass at Limerick was cut
short aft.er communion, a priest
announced, because the pope "is
very tired" and "baa a long
Journey ahea(t ol him." A fiight "Pray, pray not to be led Into
of pigeons was released to mark temptation. Now is the time of
the end ol tbe ceremony. testing for Ireland, this genera-
Tbe pontiff put in extremely lion is once more a generation ol •
lone days during b1a hub tour. decision.
He delivered six m•jor speeches ·'The ver y possibility of
and a score of minor·addresses divorce in the sphere of civil law
v.hue criss-crossing Ireland over makes stat'.>le and permanent
a total distance of about 780 marriages more difficult for
miles. Out ol the pope's 52 boun everyone," the pope said.
in Ireland, about 39 hours were • "May Ireland always continue
filled with public or semi-public t o give witness be fore the
activities, leaving him about 13 .,..Dlodem world to her lradit.looaJ
hours for rest. commitment lo the sanctity and
The pope then entered bis the indissolubility or the mar·
crowd-touring vehicle, a bi g t1age bond."
yellow compartment carried on Civil dJvorce is not recogni zed
the back of a truck. f!J...lreland, though in a bizarre
The crowd cheered wildly as fw~t. the churrh hands ¢ut hun-
the pope walked on the race turf dreds of annulments every year
to the simple covered altar Abo rt ion 1s a lso illegal in
Then the deeply religious COun· Ire l and Rut thousands o f
try folk sat in the stands with ~omen ~o to Britain every year
their bands clasped as the pon-for abort.ions. tiff told them :
.. Abortion, as the Vatican
Council stated. is one of the
abomi.nabie crimes. To attack
unborn Ule at any moment from its conception Is to undermjne
the whole moral order wtuch 1s
the true guardian ol tbe well· beln~ ol man."
He said ol divorce that "the stability · and sanctity of mar -
After tod ay's Mass and a
6~·hour flight across the AUan-
Uc, the Roman Catholic pooWJ
was due in Boston at noon PDT.
He begins a week's tour of six
Ame n can cities -Boston, New
York, Philadelphia, Des Moines,
Chlcaro and Washington -by ~lebrating Mass on the Boston Common
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lt'a Sunday noon, stve or lake a tlme aone, and we're
over Colorado 'Sprlnaa about 11,.; houn away from arrival
' ln LO& Aft&el .
I RA VE l\JST spent a day and a ball ln Chlcaco and I
have juat finished readins Lhe Sunday ediUona of the two
Chicaao oewapapen, the TnbU.De and the Sun·Tlmea.
U _,bat I have read. beard and aeen is to be believed,
tbe viait ol Pope Job.n Paw II to aucaco thia Tbunday
and Friday ll the most important sinCle event in the Cbns·
Liao world since Jesus Christ himself.
Chica10 is said to have more
Roman Catholics than any other diocese
m the world. It ia.lso bas the world's
largest Pollsb population outside of
Poland itself.
As many as one million may try lo
see the pontiff in one of several public
appearances be will make. And <fl Fn·
day, when he conducts mass in a spec-
tacular outdoor setting, somewhere
between 500,®C) and one million people
KUY•L are expected to crowd into Grant Park to
participate .
IT WILL TAKE 7 ,000 policemen, most of the Chicago
Fire Department and units of the National Guard to con·
trot that crowd as it stretches across Lake Shore Drive all
the way to Lake Michigan.
Six hundred priests will give communion at 12 sta·
tions alongside the platform where Pope John Paul will ap·
pear. Each station will be marked with a banner hoisted
at.op flagpoles erected for the occasion.
Most of this I absorbed by studying the Tribune's
ready room, an almost warlike plot.ting station where large
pieces of white cardboard carry in minute detail the daily
schedule of the pope and how it will be covered and photo-
graphed.
After reading the two papers now under my seat, I find
that was only the superficial picture. It took me two hours
to gel through those editions and for the We of me I don't
see what they'll write about the rest of the week. It's all
been 'covered.
MAPS, DIAGRAMS and photographs of the pope show
you what he looks like from every conceivable angle. Maps
and diagr:ims show you where to stand for the three
motorcades and the outdoor mass.
You want details? How about an interview with the
, pilot of the 727 that will carry the pope on his Boston·
Phlladelphia·Chicago-Des Moines-Washington . hops. He's
Capt. Salvatore Fallucco of Kansas City, TWA's choice for
the assignment, who just happens to be the son of a Chisago
butcher. He also happens to be Roman Catholic.
Hiih·rise apartments around Grant, Park are tbe
target ol special security restrictions. One of the papers in·
terviewed tenants lo see how they felt about the intrusion
They welcomed it.
The Sun-nmes asked Its faahioo editor If she bad an
angle to cover. SUre, an Illustrated. two-p-ae back&rouad
of lrflditioo regardlng papal garments.
THE HOME OF the Week, quite naturally. was a tour
and hiatory of the mansion of John Cardioal Cody, where
the pope will stay Thursday and Friday nights.
The TV aectlon ii.devoted to precise programming ol
the week's events surrounding tbe pontiff.
For those interested in Pope John Paul himself, the roto
magazine features a typical day in his We "from the fi!'St ring
of his alarm to his evening prayers." A separate article ex·
plains his views on love, sex and marriage.
The music columnist notes that the Chicago Sym·
phony's sctwluled performance has been put over to Oct.
18 so it can perform the 5th Symphony of Anton Bruckner
( 1824·96) for the pontiff Friday q.igbt. The selection is ap·
propriate, the columnist notes, because Bruckner was a
devoted Roman Catholic organist.
THE TRANSIT reporter advises against trying to
drive in Chicago either day and offers special schedules of
trains and buses. Also offered is a list of "Numbers to Call
for Papal Information."
Surely the stereo columnist bas nothing to do with the
pope's visit. Wrong. Not only does he produce a fine map
s howing where to stand al Grant Park lo best bear the
pope's words, but he also provides technical data on the
sound system.
(For the sound-oriented, the computer-designed Allee·
M antaray horns will be powered with SS.watt channels to
each speaker from Yamaha amplifiers. And one of the 12
technicians working on the sound system is a Chicago
Polish·American born in -guess where -Kracow,
Poland. Thal, as you probably know, happens to be where
the pope was born.)
The Going Out columnist has lo report that numerous
events have been canceled or postponed in deference lo the
pope's visit. However, a 300-work display of Polish photog·
raphers will open Thurs day.
HE ALSO NOTES, almost gruttOngly, that two events
were not budged by the visit ol Pope John Paul II.
Sammy Davis Jr. and Frank Sinatra will .be inducted
into the Entertainment Hall of Fame and LJ\a Minnelli
will perform Friday as scheduled. •
One ftnal ecumenical note: Goldblatt's, the Chicago
jeweler, is offering for S9.•· a 1'-carat, Umited-ediUoo
medal with the image of the pope oo one side, the madoona
on the other.
Panama
Controls
Canal
BALBOA. Panama (AP)
Pretldenl ArllU~ Royo rabed
the PMamanian n.. over An·
con HlU today, aymbollcally tak·
ioa cootrol ol the Panama Canal Zone from the United States,
which olftclally sunendered the area at mldnitbl S.Unday.
l Related photo, A4)
The 650-foot hill just inside the -
former Canal Zone long bas
meant to Panama America's
76-year occupation of the 646-
squar&-mile area.
Vice President Mondale stood
beside Mexican Pl'esident JOH
Lopes Portillo as the flag
climbed the !»foot pole and-a
presidential band played the na·
lional anthem. Five other Latin
American heads of state and
other dignitaries stood around the
bne ol the flagpole for the brief
ceremony.
Mond!y. October 1, 117'1 DAILY PM.OT
The nag, which will be floodlit
at night, will be vis ible for
miles. including from ships
waiting in Panama Bay to enter
the canal.
'Dead Zoo' at UC Irvine
Thousands of Panamanians
spent Sunday night partying in
the downtown area o f the
capital. They ncluded busloads
brought in from th'e-provinces.
The country's l.8 million peo-
p I e were told it was their
"patriotic duty" to participate
in the march. The capital's
s treets were decorated with
posters exhorting "Everyone to
the Zon e ." About 250,000
marchers were expected.
Many of the American
civilians in the zone, known
locally as 1.onians, were worried
about the march.
··My dad s aid we should stay
inside today and that we should
get everything off the patio,"
s aid lO·year ·o ld Mal thew
Haught.
The marchers were to enter
the zone along Fourth of July
Avenue, which the Panamanians
call Avenue of the Martyrs
because 24 Panamanians died in
battles with U.S. troops during
anti·American riots in 1964.
The rioting, triggered by
Panamanian unhappiness over
the 1903 treaty that gave the
United States the canal zone "in
p e rpetuity." led President
Jobnaon later in 1984 to comtnll
the United St8t.es to negotiaUng
new pacts wttb Oen. Omar TOI'· ri jos, the Pa n amanian
strongman.
Under the new treaties which
President Carter and Torrijos
signed in tm, the Canal 7.ooe
government went out of ex-
istence at midnight Sunday and
the 35,000 Americans living in
the zone are subject to Pana·
manian laws. Panama takes over
most basic services in the area.
along with the operation of the
ports and railroads and becomes
landlord for 966 houses in which
canal company employees live.
A new U.S. government agen·
cy, the Panama Canal Com·
mission, will operate the canal
until the year 2000.
The United States also retains
five military bases occupying
109 square miles of the zone and
m anned by 10,000 troops until
the year 2000, and the head·
quarters of the U.S. Southern
Command will continue to be
located there.
The last governor of the Canal
Zone. Harold Parfitt, presided
over an emotional ceremony at
sundown Sunday in which the
American flag was lowered
from the pole of honor al the
Canal Company administration
building.
Tears welled in the eyes of
s ome of the hundreds of
Americans who gathered on tbe
grassy hillside below the build·
Ing to watch Parfitt perform his
last official act as governor.
Vice President Walter Mon·
dale arrived Sunday afternoon
for the final ceremonies and
planned to stay until Tuesday.
120,000 Specimens Preserved in Museum
By DAVID KUTZMANN
Ol 919 o.tty ~ ... , ..... • Step into Gordon Marsh 's of.
fice and one enters the realm of
the pickled and preserved.
"Some people call it a dead
zoo ,·· Marsh said with a grin
But whatever you call 1t ,
there's oo denying that this one
room on the UC Irvine campus
brims more than most with the
, mysteries and complexities of
life.
Marsh is director of the un·
iversity's Museum of Systemallc
Biology, a fascinating nether
world or plant and animal ex·
hibits tucked awa y in an
otherwise inconspicuous comer
of the ninth noor of the campus'
imposing engineering building.
It is behind two swinging
doors that a visitor can find
Marsh and his two young assis·
tants on any given day patlenUy
cataloguing a nd examining
som e oC the 12n,OOO specimens
that have been amassed over the
past 15 years since the
museum·s founding.
Marsh· is a pleaaant·volced
man wbo eeema to feel quite
comfortable SWTOUnded by the
dangling, bottled and boxed
plants and animals that
domlnat.e the cra.IQJ)ed quarters.
In fact. if the museum keepi.
up its steady pace of growth. 1t
won't be long befo r e ad ·
ministrators must soon engmeer
another move for the facility
that was once housed m smaller
accomtflodat1ons in another
building on campus.
~ arsh is proud of his coUe<:·
llor\,.. especially In light of the
fact the museum started from
scratch in 1965. the same year
UC I opened for busmess.
With the aid of donations from
oth e r museu m s a nd 1n ·
dividuals, Marsh was soon well
on tbe road to puttrng together a
varied collection tha t now
f e atures plants. animals
<ve rtebrates and inverteb.r;r(es1
foss ils and recent Hfe forms.
Excluded from the collection,
however, are exhibits represent·
Ing man and his artifacts.
Although the museum has
numerous preserved plants and
animals oo shelves and io bot-
tles, it's what you don't see
which makes the place sucb a
valuable resource.
Cabinets and boxes overflow
With specimens. The lacWty's
collection includes 6M snakes.
486 lizards. 201 toads and frogs.
465 s alamanders and newts and nearly '10.000 lnsects.
Gardea Grove Ma•
High Court· Nixes
Execution Delay
WASIDNGTON (AP) -The
U.S. Supreme Court told Nevada
authorities today they are free
to set a new execution date for
confessed murde rer J esse
Bishop of Garden Grove.
The court, voting 7·2, set aside
an execution pos t ponement
granted last month by Justice
Wiltiam H. Rehnquist lo two
public defenders.
Rehoquist's stay was good un·
Lil today, to allow the full court
lo consider Bishop's case.
Justices William J . Brennan
Jr and Thurgood Marshall, both
of whom are opposed to capital
puni s hment und e r all
circumstances, voted lo con-
tinue the execution postpone·
ment.
Bishop, who pleaded guilty to
the 1977 shooting death of a
.BiVtimore man during a Las
Vegas casino robbery, has op-
posed asking any court to over·
turn or delay his sentence.
He said s uch appeals were a
"farce" that only ·'prolonged
the suffering" for him and h1~
family.
Bishop was to have died in
August, but Nevada public de-
fenders Kirk Lenhard and
George Franzen obtamed a prur
of te mporary pos tponements
from Rehnquist.
If Bishop were lo change his
mind and seek a stay of execu·
tion on bis own, it lS likely he
could o btain one. Nevada 's
capitaJ punishment la w has not
been tested in federal court.
State officials argued that
Lenhard and Franzen should be
barred from representing
Bishop without his approval
because he bas been found to be
a mentaJlY. competent adult.
None, 1t should. be noted, is
alive
The great majority of
specimens represent plant and
a mmal life an Orange County,
but an 10terest1ng specimen
gathered an from another part of
Southe rn California or Baja
Cahfom1a also fands a home
amid the cluttered shelves and.
table tops
Marsh, whose own s pecialty 1s
entomolo~y flhe study of in·
secb 1. '>a&d the museum often
receives c:.ilb from persons
-.eek 11Jg 1dent1f1cation of ~ome
bizarre looking plant, animal or
m~ec·t
Being :.i community resource.
though. ll> JUSl one of several
uses for the museum.
It 1s also meant as a support
tool for both teaching and re·
search activities on campus.
What makes it particularly
useful. Marstt said, is that it is
museum of mixed uses. collect·
ing s pecimens from various
blologlcal realms. Univenlt y
museums on other campuses •. auch as at UC Berkeley. have
separate facilities for plant,
animal and insect exhibits. At
LTI. it's one·Slop browsing.
The museum has collected its spectmem through the genero61·
ty and hard won ol volunteers
and donors.
A bird collection wbicb bangs
prom 1nently from the ceiling
was the gift of the president of a
gun club. The s tnns of coyotes
and bobcats were obtained from
the bodJes of an1mals hit by cars
a nd discover ed a long t he
roadside by students.
Ma rsh aid he de·emphasizes
m11 ss collectin~ and instead
favors putt1n ~ toge the r a
museum with the h1ghest-qualfty
exh1b1~.
But while the r e are some
moderately r are s pecimens.
many represent the g arde n
variety of Life in Orange Coun·
ty, he s:ud.
Among the s mall est
c;pec1mens on hand is a beetle
that measures no more than half
a milllmeter tn size and yet has
six legs and antennae.
Marsh srud it wouldn't be un·
us ua l to find him s kulkin@
somewhere on campus. net in
hand, 1f he were to spot some
type of rare or interesting in·
sect
"P eople are much more
tolerant now." he s aid of the ol<.
tame stereotype or the bug col·
lector with pith he lmet and
shorts ronrung around with a net
looking for butterflies.
tk. h}Ah country ...
paciflc trail~ e11 purposcz.
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An American girl and resident of the Panama Canal
. Zone cries as the American flag at the Balboa, Canal
Zone administration building was lowered Sunday for
the last time. Panama gained Jurisdiction of the Canal
Zone at mJdnl1bt Sunday.
Haig Urged Hanoi
Bombs -Kissinger
NEW YORK tAP> -Henry former secretary ol state writ.es
Kiaalneer says the idea to use in excerpts of bla memoirs.
B-52 wui>lanes in the Christmas .. The White House Years,"
m2 bombtftp of North Vietnam published in Time magazine.
was Gen. Alexander Hali's, and Kissinger says each agreed
.Kisainaer went alone with U some military response was
••first, with r eluctance, late~ but be urged using
witbcoovtction." ' figbter-~mbers over all or
Tbe bombings came during a North Vietnam.
stalemate in the ~ace talks However-, Haig-eince retired
witb North Vietnam and from the military and now said
"former President Richard Nix· to be coosidering a Republican
on, Hale and I met in the Oval presidential candidacy -suc-
Office Oil tbe monUn8 of Dec. 14, cessfully urged Nixon to u.ae
1172 to comidel" oar eoune, .. the more powerful B-52 attacks, ~
tendlaa that "ODly a maaalve
Car Airbags
lau"e Stalls
WASHINGTON <AP) -1be
Supreme Court today left un·
touched safety guidelines tha\
s oon will require all newly
manufactured American cars to
provide collision airbags or
automatic seat ije)ts.
The court refused to bear
arguments aimed at sidetrack·
1ng a Department of Transporta.
lion reculatkla that will requ.ln
installation of the safety equip.
ment in cars made after Aue. 31,
1883.
Tbe Padfic Leaal Foundation
baa cballe"led. the regulation,
issued in um by tbeo-Secretary
of Tramportation Brock Adams,
OD aroundil that it contained pro-
cedural flawa.
shock could get Hanoi" talking
again, Kiulnger says.
••1 WENT a1cmc with It -at
lint wltb Jligbt reluctance, later
with conviction. For Nixon and Haig weie; l sWJ believe, essen-
tially right. We bad only two
choices; taking a massive,
shoclrlng step to end the war
quickly, or letting matter s
drill. ..
Kissinger admits that during
and after the bombings -which
ended Dec. 30, the day new
Paris peace talks were an-
nounced -be ''did little to
dampen•:. false speculation that
be was 1n opposition.
.. TROUGH I acted mainly by
omission and partly through
emotional exhaustion, it is one of
the eplaodes ol my public llle tn
which I take no sreat pride," be
writes.
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·Nuctear Shutdown Aslted
• I • "#
ThoUBands Protest i~ Weekend Rallies
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Tb04llaadt ot PMt>1-•Cl'Ofl
tbe natian spmt tlMllr weebod
demOGIU'atlq .,.SUt tbe me of
nuclear power1 aaylna it
tbreatml the •VV01UDent ud
thelr Uv.. Bul. there were aome
raWea ln favor ol inereued UH
of auclear pGWer.
Jetliner
Occupants
Stabbed
DENVER (AP) -A maa
armed with a small knife "ap-
parently went berserk" oo an
Ameritan Airlines DC-10, iltjur·
ing three passengers and forcing
an unscheduled landing in
Denver, the FBI said.
No cne was aerloualy injured
in the incident Sunday. which
took place during a flight from
Chicago to San Francisco. The
man waa arrested in Denver and
was being held today pending in·
vestigatioo.
FBI spokesman Larry Miller
said the man waa being held for
inveati&atioo ol interfering with
a fU&htcrew
MDJ.Q SAID tbe man "ap.
parently went berserk aboard
the plane" durine tbe flight and
cut three puaeqens with what
waa described aa a penknife.
Airline spokesmen in Sall Fran-
cisco said there were 184
• passengers aboard the plane at
the Ume of the incident. ·
The FBI and Denver police
idenUfled the man arrested as
Edward A. Provenuno, 30. His
address was not known.
American Airlines spakesman
David Lobb said the man ap-
parently bad too much to drink
and "more or less went berserk
when people tried to calm him
down and asked him to behave
himself."
A WJTNEs.5 sald the man was
subdued by passengers and was
taken from the plane al
Stapleton International Airport
with bis legs lbound and arms
Ued with a belt.
George 'fbomas, an American
Airlines spokes man. In Los
Angeles, said three passengers
suffered "very superficial wounds" and were treated at the
Denver airport by paramedics.
He said the injured pasaengers
were re-examined after the
flight landed in San Francisco.
A man who complained of
chest pains retnaine<Hn Denver.
Chinese Protest
PEKING CAP> -Singing the
Chinese national anthem and
c h anting .. Long Liv e
Democracy," young artists and
aclivt.at.s marched to city ball to-day, complaining about police
and demanding the right to
, stage an outdoor art exhibit. 1be
demooatraUoo went u.nnoticed by most Peking residents wbo
were quietly celebrating the 30th
anniversary of communist rule.
Tbe weekellad't H•tl were
cUmued ~Y by about l.JOO perlOQI wbo walked put tbe
l at.ea of three nuclear pl8llU .t
nelllnc .. S.C., and called fw
thetr abutdown.
That. theme wu repeated at
ralUea tn 1.loo, W., llldland,
Wasb., and Sprint:•· N.Y.,
south of Butf alo. e of the_
protest.a were aimed at facilitits
used to store nuclear wutel.
IN CONCOaD. N .H., anti·
nuclear activilt Tom Hayden Olll
Sunday denounced taetica •GI·
gested for tb1a weet'a iauo..r
.. ttempt ol tbe Seabrook nuclear
power plant.
''Noa-violence baa worked eit·
treme~ well for the nuke mow.
ment, 8Dd tt'• DO time to •witch to
tactic• wbicb could lead to
violence," Mid 8-)'dea. He and
bl.a wtle, actnta .Jane Foada~ met
for three boun wttJs about ., •·
viJ'OnmeDta1 actl vlats.
•roupt.
Amoac thole ~ •PGk• .at tt.e rally w• Howard lllorlal. wbo
wrote aa article oa tM H·t.omb
wbtcb courts blocked Tbe
Protf.reaatve magazta,e from
publlbiftl for a tlme. And in Jefferson Cit.J, Mo., a ral!Y tbat dre w about l ,000 peffOIW to tbe state Capitol on JN NEW Mexico, people
Sunday wu a "clear maaqe" raWed. for and .,a1mt nude.,
to the state Le1islature that · power. At Cburcb Rock on
many Mlaaou.rians want Umtta Saturday, state offtdal.a spoke to --'
oo the arowtb of nuclear power about 250 peraom attend:in8 a
plants, said llark Halm, rallJ called to empb.ube the
spokesman for M1.aaourlana for• ecoaomlc tmportaace of
Safe Enerl)', wblcb or1aabed uranium to tM state.
the rally. But Ill LoYtna. about 300 peo-
Tbe Sautb Carolina mardt •• pie beard Harvard prolesaor and part of a three-day rallJ caUed Nobel Prbe wtnner Georse Wald
by the Soutbern Nat.val Gaud. IQ "there la DO form of nuclear
a coalition of anti-nuclear po1!er that we can live with."
Anny Buri~ Tritium Gas
Feared Small Leak Proves False Alarm
FLAGSTAFF. Ari.&. <AP> -
More than 6.5 million tiny tubes
of radioactive tritium gas ae1zed
from a Tucson manufaeturer
have hem buried in a coocrete
bunker at an Army ammunition
depot.
Nuclear experts auperviaed
Jordan Drug
Uue Clouded
NEW YORK CAP) -The man who allegedly provided cocaine
to White House chief ol staff
Ham lltoo JOl"dan at the Stuctio 54
diacotbeq\le says be does not re-
member doing so. the Dally
News reported today.
Tbe News said the man, trtM>
identifies himself only aa
"J obnny C .• " came out of hiding
to say be was "not 100 percent
sure that I was there" the nieht
in 1978 when Jordan visited the
Manhattan disco.
"I can't testify that I turned
Jordan oo," Johnny C. waa quot-
ed as saying ... I don't remember
if I spooned him. I WU told two
days later that it waa him."
Tbe Justice Department bas
said it la investtaaUng whether
Jordan uaed cocaine here, an al·
legation made by llaahattan
publici.at Barry Landau. and In
another alleged incident, in
California. Jordan denied using
the dnac.
Army· National Guard troops
S unday as they placed the
tritium in und«grou.nd vaults at
the depot 12 miles west ol here.
"That's ll We sealed up the
bunker and are goin& bome,"
said Darrell Warren of the
Arizona AtomJc Eneru Com·
mission. "There were no com·
olkatioas at all."
Wan-en said what bad ap·
peared Saturday to be a small
leak '"tumed out to be a pocket
of gas."
··1t was eoae before we got
there tbil morninc. · · be told a reporter. "We left it there over·
night and found no more than a
background reading."
The radioactive material.
more tban $500,000 worth, had
been convoyed by truck across
central Arizona io a bigb-
security opeTatioo that began
early Saturday in Tucson.
Gov. Bruce Babbitt OD Wed·
nesday ordered the tritium
seized from the American
Atomics Corp. plant in Tucsorl.
The al.ate AEC bad closed the
pl ant io June a.ft.er tests showed
the plant was leaking rad.iatklo.
ON AUJV AL at the depot.
where the tritium will be stored
until nlficiala decide on a means
of dilpOUJ, the convoy rolled past 50demomtraton wbo cbaat·
.?<!. ··wedon'twanUthere."
William Reilly. president or
tbe protestlng Parks Water
Users Ass~ialion . said the
group is ~idering a suit· to
force removal of the tritium. He
said the uaocialion fears the
r,adlatioa will contaminate wells
near the depot.
Tbe uaoclatioo w as among
several pvupa that Friday ob-
tained a temporary restraining
order against t be storage.
Superior Court Judie Richard
llanpm lifted bis order a few
boun. later aft.er a telephone
con.fermce call with state and
federal olftclal.s.
BABBITI' SA.ID be <>rdered
the aeimre because it did not ap-
pear the company would meet
an Oct. 19 deadline to decom-
mission its plant and ship the
tritium, used for luminous watch
dials and ex.it signs, out of the
state. Babbitt alao said be was
concerned wltb continuing
emmklm from the plant and plant security factors.
American Atomic acreed to
surTender its licenae to handle
tritium in July after the state
charged the firm allowed ex·
cesaive amounts of radiation to
leak into the surrounding, semi·
residential neighborhood two
miles e~t of downtown Tucson.
Tbe Tvcsoo Unified School
Diltrict dosed it.a main titcbeo.
located • block from the plant,
after discovering big,b levels cf
radiation. Food valued at
$300,000 WM found to be COO•
laminated and WU bwied.
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:··Grand J111-y · Bacb ~ew Vote Syste
81 Da.Gaa UOOll8 l&WIN ...............
Tbe Orant• C0uat1 Gr'JMS Jury baa ............ that tM
COUDty 8oeN fA Supe"'8on buy
new YCJtia1 equipment.
Spedfkally, tbe Grud hrJ uld, the county abcMald bu)'-ibe
Vallee System, maaulactured
by Major Data Concept.a in
Costallleaa.
County supervisors will take
up the maUer Tuesday. ne Jury'• recommendaUoa.
made la a,IMter sent to county aupent... last week, endonee
Vallee fcrtbe foUowini reuoaa:
-Eme ~operation.
-Caodk.latee' names and YOt-
in1 lauel are printed directly OD
b.Uot cards.
-Tbe system. undergoes "con-
stant QPg:rading and . improve-
ment."
-Valtec ls a "proven suc-
ceH" eJaewbere.
-Written and absentee voting
procedures afe simple.
Tbe letter signed by jury
Foreman Bentoo Bejacb listed
Datavote equipment ma.nufac·
tured by Diamond International
Corp.. as the Grand Jury's
second choice.
The purchase o f t he new
equipment is designed to speed
•
up Orange County's vote count.-
tally in primary and ceneral
electiom.
In receqt eJectio~s1 ~ty
vote catber'en have ta.Ken from
13 to 14 hours after tbe poOa
cloee td post ftna1 vote taWee.
Under proposals made by the
firms competing to sell the ~
equipment, the vote count time
would sb.rin.k to from 4 to S
hours.
Selectioo of a ne~ vote record-
ing system follows six years of
hesitation hr the county Board
or Supervisors.
On three occasions the money
bu been budgeted for the new.
equipment but when it came
time to r each a decision
supervisors fponed any ac-tion.
Now, $1.5 · ·on bas been set
aside to stre · e and overhaul
the vote process in Orang
County.
Should supervisors follow .UHt
Grand Jury's recommendation
and select Valtec, county voters
in next year's primary and
general elections wilJ be missing
the broad sheet ballot they have
carried' into the voting booth
with them for the past 14 years.
In at.s place wttl be an IBM-
<See VanNG, Page A%)
·Pope , m Boston Today
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Capo Due
Teacher
Pickets
Labor unrest loom s for
Capistrano Unified School Dis-
trict officials as teachers plan to
picket tonight's trustee meeting
to protest stalled pay talks.
And negotiators for about 700
full and part-Ume non-teaching
C(JSO workers including bus
drivers, custodians and clerks
. have asked a state mediator to
break an impasse declared last
week.
·~Jr they stick to a seven per-
ce nt increase, there is a
posslbllity or a strike," said ·
teacher asaocl.atlon cbtef
· ne1ottator Bob Skelly. Skelly'a
sroup repr 11=at1 tbe district's .,. ... ,, ..
CUSD neiottaton have of.
re r e d teachers and other
workers a 7 percent p.,-boost
tbil year. But teeeber'8 are demudlq
an 11 ~ percent pay boo8t at tbia
time while the 6SO California
State Employee Association
members are seeking a 9 per·
cent boOst, said schools Superin·
tendent Jerry Tbornaley.
Skelly said teachers have not
declared an impasse but no
furthe r pay talks are now
~ scheduled. ·
. Trial Balloon
Sarah Geilf uss, 3, of South Laguna, was more interested
in her balloon than in the concert that was going on Sun-
day. She was one of the residents at the first annual South
Laguna September Fair held on the Village Green.
· Oemente Dr~owning
l . I c
; Reported Off Pier
i Wit.nes1es told San Clemente it took lifeguards 10 m.inutes
lifeguards a 63-year-old Hacien-to flnd Crawford in shallow
da Hellbts man who drowned water near the shore. Resuscita-
Saturday bad been awimmtnc in tion efforts proved fruitresa and
an "unmual" manner about 100 Crawford was dead on arrival at
yard.I IOUlb ol the city pier. San Clemente General Boepital.
At 2:30 p.m., lln. Wilburn Crawford became tl1e aecoad
Crawford told llfe1uarda she man to drown near the pier this
eould not ftnd ber bmband in the year. A ibird man was reported
surf. Sbe alto saJd be bad · miasingoffSanClementewaters
Parkia1on'1 Dhease, a last weekend but bu not been
••s.c.11lar d11order, Hid Lt. accounted f«. ~ e...,_. Witne11e1 told Ufeauards
ANGELS' STAR
SPUIUCB1.'ED
Crawfcnt h8d been swimminf
with bis face down and then
would 1"1teh to a bacbtroke,
Hqbel aaid.
Bu,._ said surf condtUcm
Satunll)< b8d ._been mausually
rou1b. "We don't believe he
(Crawford) wu caulbt in a rip-
tide, '1 llacbel Mid.
SkeJ)y s aid teache r s are
awaiting word from district of-
ficial s o n future talks .
Meanwhile, teachers plan to
picket at 6:30 p.m. at district
h eadquarter s, 32972 Calle
Perfecto, San Juan Capistrano,
prior to the 7:30 p.m . school
board meeting.
Thornsley said district of-
ficials are awaiting word from
slate officials on appointment of
a state mediator in the CSEA
worker talks.
But Thomsley said the teacher
and CSEA negotiations probably
won't be addressed by the school
board tonight. Trustees will re-
ceive a contract proposal from
another group of non-teaching
employees represented by the
Teamsters.
The CSEA group declared im-
pane on Wednesday. Thornsley
said. There are about 300 run-
time and 400 part-time workers
in CSEA in the district.
Thomsley indicated that a
one·percent pay bike for district
employees means an additional
cost of $230,000 to the district
this year.
Nuke Review
PkaNixed
By Court
W ASlllNGTON (AP) -'I1le
U.S. Supreme Court refused ~
day to disturb bow the federal
1overnment conaJdera the en·
vil'ODIDeDtal riab of propoaed
nuclear power plants.
Tbe Juatic .. , •wttbout com-
ment, turned down arpmenta
aimed at forcing the Nuclear
Re1ulator1 Commluion to
evaluate V.. tomequeac• ol the
wont pe>alble nuclear acci-
dents.
Seven FlOl'lda realdents
cball•1Jled tbe 1overnment'a
evaluMion ltudardl in COGDeC·
tlan wttb a im ~~ by the
J'loricla Powr ad UIDt Co. to baOd •...._power plutwr
Fon Pl.-ce OD 11orfda'• ...i c:out.
Tbey coateaded that the ....
c1'• environmental aaal11l1
felled to~ eOlllqllllleel ol
eo-callld a-• Mddieta, lucb
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·~---POPE JOHN PAUL llWAVESTOCROWDIN IRELAHD
Oftto...,..aad• ... puH er dU.S. Tour
Gold Hits $414.75
As Dollar Sinks
LONDON (AP) -Tbe price of
gold shattered the $400 an ounce-
barrier in Europe today. bitting
$414.75 an ounce ln London and
$413 in Zurich as the dollar
dropped to its second-lowest
point against the strong West
German mark.
After starp n g the week
stronger. the dolJar also sank to
an 11-mon~ low against the
Italian lira in Milan . In
Frankfurt, the dollar was trad-
ing at 1.7365 marks, only 0.008
' marks above the low point in the
dollar crisis at the end or last
October.
"The market lsn·t convinced
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Lori Griffin demoutr.tea
dlaqo dance ab• will be
te•bial for etcbt weekl ID San Jun CasUti-uo l&art·
lnl 'l'\lmda1 and Wed& 111111
from 1:15to1:11 p.m. at tbe
Hot Sprtn11 Daaee Hall,
l250I Patee> AdlltDto. For
lnformlllm, ca11 •~n
that there is muscle behind the
words spoken in Hamburg,"
said one Frankfurt dealer.
He referred to t.he weekend
meeting where West German
government leaders pledged to
AmeriC"a·s top economic officials
that they would continue to sup-
port the dollar. but without an·
oouncing specific measures
Jn Hong Kong the gold pnce
retreated on profit-taking to
$394.38 and the price fe ll back tn
early London trading to $395.25.
down from $396.25 at the opening
and from $397.50 late Friday
But it surged ahead in later
trading and lbe afternoon fuung
price was $414.75.
Bilingual Man
Aids Family
In Accident
Police have credited the ef-
forts of a Laguna Niguel man
with helping a French-speaking
Tahitian family through the or·
deal of a Saturday morning traf-
fic .accident in which three peo-
ple were injured
Police Sgt. Greg Bartz said
tbe bili.ogual man, Paul Halimi
of 31293 East Nine Drive, volun-
teer~ to help the two family
members taken to South Coast
Medical Center by acting as
their interpreter. •
Barts tald be is recommend·
inc ~ commendaiton be (Jresent-
ed ~ Halimi for bis efforts.
'!'tie 2 a.m. crash on Padflc
. CoMt BilbWaJ involved a sports
car and a van carrytnc the Tabl·
Uan family of Bernard Tabbia.
38.
Tabtia and bis aoa, Frederick,
12, ..... lerioullJ hurt in the
crub. Both were reported in
stable eoeditioil this mornlDI. -
Otben treated for iQjwies
were Jenevic and Sonclr• Tal>-
bla, Cbarln Fernandes ud
Evelin and Joaepb Fernandes,
all from Tllldti. Tbe drtftt ol tbe sports ear,
Bret 'BUnbard of Coroea del llar, ,... arnlt.ed and cbeqed
wltb ,..., .... drl ... lie
also ... npoNd la ~ble cm-
dlUOD ta tae South La1una ...,.tal
A= ... , la Ida ear, o-a 8. · 11. ol Newport llwb,
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Divorce
Rapped
In Talk
SHANNON. Ireland <AP>
Pope John Paul 11 e nded a
tnumpha1 21h ·day pastoral tour
of Ireland toda y and new to
Boston. the first stop on a seven-
day v1s1t to th<' L.'n1ted States.
An Aer Lan2us Boeme 747 car-ryin g the papal entourage took
off from Shannon Airport in the
wes t of Ireland ll* mtnutes
be hind schedule at I 4,9 p.m .
local tame. 5:49 a.m. PDT.
The pope told the Irish in an
airport departure statement. "l
CHICAGO PREPARES
FOR POP£-A3
thank all the people for tbe
warm md kmn& reception ln wblcb tbe7 maalfeated their
keen ~nse or humanity and
their lively faJth.
In a ftD.al open.air Jiau 10 nearbJ Umeriek, the poiDtiff
ureed ikDH Catholics to resist
growing pressure for the church to liberalize Its stand against
abortion and divorce.
Only hours before he spoke,
terrorists m Northern lreland, 1gnormg the pope's call for
peace. ra.ke'd a British army
Land Rover wtth gunfire, forc-
mg at to crash and slightly injur-
Jng two troops.
The pope departed from Shan
non AJrport, west of Limerick
ac r oss th e Ri ver Sh an non.
where he had helicoptered after
celebrat.mg Mass in Limerick.
Thousands wept openly as lhe
papal helicopter lifted into a
leaden sky, a light drizzle falling
over Limerick, the multitude
s 1 n~1n g "'T h e Ri ver s of
Ba bylon ...
··Pope John Paul will have no
respite. America waits ... said
the commentator for the live
coveraJl!e on the Irish teleVJsion
br oadcast as the helicopte r
neared Shannon Airport.
T he Polish pontiff addressed
an estimated 400,000 Catholics
from Ireland's traditionally con·
s e rvative southwes t wh ..
g athe r ed at Limerick a ce
track.
The mass at Limerick was cut
short after communion, a priest
announced. because the pope "is
very tired" and "has a long
journey ahead of hJm." A flight
or pigeons was released to mark
the etid of the ceremony.
The pontiff put in extremely
long days during his Iris h tour.
He delivered six major speeches
and a score of minor addresses !
<See POPE, Page AZI t
Coast •
Weather
Late nl&bt and morning
low clouds otbe:nrise fair
throutb Tuesday. Lows
toni1ht 57 to 64. Highs
Tuesday in low 70s at
beaches and near 80 in·
t j
land. J
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SHANNON, lnlud -Pope
John Paul JI moflld Oft to a.ton
today and th• eonqu"t of
America, havlnt taptured
Ireland wtth bia charisma
Hla meuaae ot l)eace and re conclUatton, deUvered to a
bushed uowd ln Drotbeda, not
f a.r from the bloody aect.ari tn
battlentlda ·Myond tM Ulater
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POPE •..
...... Oc!9"! 1. 111!
bordel'. will not aooo M fortot·
tea In thla land of loa1
memort•.
"On my lmlll l bet you to
turn away fl-om tbe pat.hi or
vlolenc.," the first pope ever to
vlalt Ireland pleaded wlth the
terrortata on boc.b aldea .
Sunday morntn1 at th•
Galway racetrack be repeated
the aame entreaty ln lean to a
quarter·mllllon lrlah youths
Muy ol them had come from
Northern Ireland and en·
lbualaatially Joined the 0&9-year-
old ponWf ln atnstni "Like a
Bridge Over Troubled Wat.er,"
as if this were the marching
while criu-crosa!Qa Ireland over sona for a children's cruaade ol
a total d1ataoce of a bout 780 reconciliation
miles. Out of the pope's S2 hours At the Shrine of Our Lady in
in Ireland, about 39 hours were Knock. the miracle of peace
filled with public or semi-public seemed at least a..,possibility, so
activities, leaving hlm about 13 strong was the force ·of that
hours for rett. personality reaching for the
The pope then entered hla crowds with out.alretched hands
crowd-tourln1 vehicle, a big from his "popemobile."
yellow compartmeot carried on The pope from Rome by way
the back of a truck. of Poland seemed a life force
The crowd cheered wildly as energizing the violence-blunted
the pope walked on the race turf Iriah population with his com·
to the aimple covered altar. pualon and humility.
Then the deeply reUgtoua coun-"Hll word• may not be
try folk sat in the stands with heeded, f1ut they will not soon be
their hands clasped as the pon. forcotten by our lot," said ]7. tiff told them: , .. year-old Brendea Loucbery, an
·'Abortion, aa tbe Vatican apprentice welder from BeUut
Council stated, la one of the to approvtn1 nods from bis
abominable crimes. To attack mates.
unborn life at any moment from They were roWng up tbelr
its conception la to undermine aleepi.n, bags and heacUn1 home
the whole moral order which is from camping out tor three
the true guardian or the well· night.a behind the paddocb at
hein.r ol.man." the Galway racetrack to see the He aaad of divorce that "the pope
stabUity and sanctity of mar· Se~eral times durtn1 the 2~·
riag-: are being threatened by day Iriah visit the enthualum of
new 1deas and by the asplratlona the crowds to get near the pope
of some. became so frantic that bis
NFL Shifts
Game Time
NEW YORK (AP> -
The National Football
League has changed the
kickoff time of its Monday
night came to avoid a con·
met with ABC's coverage
of Prealdent Carter'•
apeecb, Comm\aaloner
Pete Rozelle announced
today.
The atartlnt time ol the
New En1land Patriots-
Packera game in Green
Bay, Wis .• has been
changed from 6 p.m . to
6:30 PIYf.
Carter 's address to the
n~tion on the subject of
8(t.iiet troops in Cuba will •
be carried by ABC and the
other two networks live at
6 p.m. PIYf.
'f",....PapAJ
NUKE •••
aa the failure of all ufety
systems in a nuclear reactor and
a meltdown of the reactor's fuel
core.
The National Environmental
Policy Act of 1969 requires auch
consideraUon, the aeven Flori-
dians &rl\led.
Since urn, however, the NRC
baa not included Claaa 9 accl·
dents in it.a application reviewa
because of what it calla the bllh
improbability of auch l"'lajor
miahape.
Florida Power and Li1ht'1 ap-
plication wu approved, and the
Hutchinson Island plant is under
construction. It la scheduled to
betln operating by 1984.
The Florlda residents ap·
pealed the construction llcenae
approval, and Dec. 28 a federal
appeals court In Waahlnaton
sided with the 1overnment.
In •eeld.na Supreme Court re·
vlew, the l'lorida realdent.a re·
peatedly referred to the nuclear
accident at Three· Mlle Island lo
Pennsylvania Jut March.
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bishop-bodyguard from IWnola,
former Syracuae All·Amertcan
football player Paul Marcinku.s,
bad to throw a block at the pre·
ssing throngs.
The 6-foot·4 prelate hovered
menacingly in every papal pro-
cession like a linebacker poised
for a quarterback blitz.
Even with the entire Irish
army and police force on round·
the·clock duty, a Oubl11} paper
reported that "a Protestant ex-
tremist pastor " allpPed tbroup
to deliver a letter to the Dublin
guest house where the pope was
staying.
The Rev. Jack Glau, wbo pre·
vioualy described the pope u
"the devil's twin," was quoted
as telling police officials he had
gone to deliver a letter "on
behalf of the Scottish clergy"
calling on the pope to confirm
his peace stand by publicly ex·
communicating the Iris h
Republican Army.
The pope at the time was mak·
ing his peace plea in Drogheda,
the ancient city 30 miles from
the Northern Ireland border,
whose inhabitants were
massacred in the 17th century
by the Puritan extremist Oliver
Cromwell.
The pope bas been seen by
about two-thirds of the Irish
Republic's 3.S million people.
E'romPageAJ
VOTING ...
card-type ballot printed With
candidates' names and voting la·
s ues.
Voters wtll need only a felt·
tipp ed pen to mark their
choices.
Vallee Systems manufac·
turers estimate that Oranae
County's estimated 800,000
ballot.a to be cut in next year's
primary electiona can be cowit·
ed in two to four hours.
Initial cost of the system Is
J estimated at $1.40 mllllon, with
a 1980 election operatlna cost of
$1.3 million.
Two other vote count systems
contending for the county's bull·
ness are Diamond International
Corp. 's Datavote and Computer
Election System's Votomatic.
Both are punch card systems.
A t.blrd company, Conaolldat-
ed Computer International, p~
poses a ballot ayatem similar to
Valtec'a, but wltb different
counUnt machinery .
And a fourth system, by DP'M
A11ociatea of Costa Meaa, UHi a
card aytem marked by 1tamp61a1
devlc• almilar to thote curnat-ly In UM.
Cy~e Cruh Fatal
To El Toro Woman
A •YMr-old &J Toro woman
d1td Saturday from lajurl .. ""· fered s.t. 11 lD a moeorctd•
cra1b CID l:l Toro Road.
Tb• Callfora.. lfl1lawa7
Patrol uld Sbaron Romero dlecl
abortlT after f p.m . at Sad·
clleklk Oommaa1t1 Reapttal.
... luld ......... "' .... tlM ~. ID wbieb abt WM ....._. ,,_ a •ot:areJca. tUt ., ......... -.......
dMwtadlalroed.
.-
o.11., ...... __
l.Aagama's Senior S~Jl~lars
Laguna Beach High School seniors <from
left) Pete r Cunniffee,,....,J-Qmes Watt. Scott
McGehee and J essica Hance were top scor·
ing scholars in National Merit Scholarship
testing for the high school. They, and
senior Bruce Shaw <not shown) are eligible
to compete nationwide for scholarships a_s
a result of their high marks on tests taken
during their Junior year.
Two LalulLI Beael9 m• __..
to be arral1ned today oa
charc• ol pouealna stolen pro.
perty alter they alle1ed1J at.
tempted to aell two antlq ..
carousel ftsures to the man from
whom the ltema bad been atoaen;
' Arr•t.ed and Jalled on a.tot
ball were David Paul FIMesae)j
22. and Brian Robert Leonaro;
2J, both of 884 Van Dyke Drive.
Pollce aald the carousel
fi1urea, a aoat and a mermaid'.,
were ltolen from the bome of
Henri Hoff, eo. Vl.ata Lane lut
June. •
Hoff, who owns "The Li\Ue
lo1ot" shop at WO South Cout
Hl1hway, aaid the men callea
him Saturday at work and o(.
fered to sell him the figures.
From a description of the
figures. Hoff said he r ealized
they were the same items .stolen
from his home four months aeo,
and called police.
Police investigators Mark
Everton and William Yourex ac-
companied Hoff to the suspect&•
home where the jewelry st.ore
owner Identified the stolen pro-
perty as his.
The two nursi ng home
employees were arrested at the
home and were to be arraigned
in South Orange County
M unlclpal Court thi• morning on
charges of possessing stolen pro-
perty.
.'t
)
I Yellow Pages . Divided
Four OC Sections Planned in.November
Paclflc Telephone has been
given permiaslon to spilt its
yellow-paae. classified ad direc·
tortes fM Orange County from
the present two books lnto four.
SANTA ANA : Servin& ad·
vertiser s In Costa Me s a ,
Newport Beach, Irvine, Tust.ui
and Santa Ana.
Capistrano. Caplatrano Beach,
Dana Point and San Clemente.
Woman Saved 1
1 From Pool
In Clemente
Be11.nnlng ln November, 1980,
the new alignment for county yellow pages will be:
ORANGE COAST SOUTH:
Laguna Hills, Mission VleJo.
La gun a N tg u e I , S an Ju a o
ANAHEIM : Garden Grove,
Anaheim. Villa Park, Oranee
and SUverado.
FULLERTON: Fullerton, La San Clemente police Sgt.
Palma, Cypress. Buena Park, James Spreine pulled an ap-
La Mirada, Brea. Placentia and r-parenOy droWning woman from
Yorba Unda. a swlmnung pool in front o( her
Broadside COiiision County white page books will home late Sunday night.
not be changed. Sprelne said police received
Pacific Teleptlone made the an anonymous telephone call
request for the split to the from a man shortly after 11.30
California Public UUlities Com· p m who said a woman was
Injures 6 in Dana miHlon. claiming the new direc· drowning In her pool on Via
tortes wiU be less bulky and Verbina
more ronvenient for customers Spreme Jumped over a fence
Also, Pacific Telephone of· in front of the Via Verbina home
Three South Orange Coast
women and a 9·year-old girl
escaped 1eriows injury SWlday evening wben their car was
struck broadside by another
vehicle malting a left tum in
Dana Point. Ca.U.fornla Highway Patrol of.
fleer Larry Page said the 6:55
p.m . accident occurred when
Fermin Ram i rez Mena, 24.
Dana Point, turned left from
Golden La ntern onto Selva
Road, stnkJng a car driven by
Lo ri A. Wren, 20, South Laguna.
Miss Wren, Jan Sommer, 31,
and her daughter , Michelle Som·
mer, 9, both of Dana Point; and
Teens Seized
On s. c 'oast
Holdup Raps
An 18-year-old El Toro marine
and his 17-year-old alle1ed ac·
complice are In cuatody today
charged with armed robbery in
three different incidents, in~lud
ing one involving a 67-year-old
Newport Beach woman.
A She riff's Department
spokesman said Frank Ramallo
Jr., and an unidentified juvenile
were arrested at about 1 :4S p.m.
Saturday at Laguna Hills Mall.
Ramallo is being held in Orange
County Jail on $2S,OOO bail. The
17-year-old is being kept at
Juvenile Hall.
lnvestigatora alle1e the men
were involved in a aeries or
a rme d robberlea of elderly
women a t the mall. Marie
Fos night, of Newport Beach.
was held up Sept. 20th ln the
parking lot of the mall. She was
not injured.
Police Hold
Driver After
2 People Hit
Two pedeatrtana lo Laguna
Beach ww. lQjured early Satur·
day when a tnack driven by a
Dana Point mu struck them oo
Coast ffl&bway .
Police arrHted Bruce E .
LapdlJ'af, 27, of 33901 Malaga
Drtve, Dana Potnt, followln1 the
12:08 a.m. accident at the comer
of Coast Hl1bway and
Broadway.
Landlnlf'1 southbound truck
alle1edly atruck P•dt1triana
Alex PauJ Lucero, 21, ot Santa
Ana, and KJm Turnlpeeed, ad·
dna1 ..amown, lD the int.nee· don.
Lucero wu tUea to tbe UC
l"IH medical cater for ob-
,aerYatlCID, IDd Xlm TunLlpeeed
WU treated and Nl•ued fOI'
mJ.aor lDJun...
Land1ref waa booked on
cha..,. ol...., clraiA drt•-.=--Ball WM Ill at ....
Marya Gegere, 26, of San Juan
Capistrano, all paaaeniers In
Mi11 Wren's car. were treated
and released from South Cout.
Medical Center following the
crash.
Mena wu tnat.d at the aeene
by paramedic• and a puaencer
in hla car, 27-year-old Pablo 0
Campo, whose address was un·
known, was treated and released
fro m South Coast Medical
Center
ficials said county businesses and saw the 33-year-old woman
are 1rowin1 so fut that the cur· splaabln1 and choldog in the
rent yellow pqea are expandlns water.
by 15 percent per year and the With the aid of Offlcer William
books wtll aooo expand past the Smith, Spreine was able to brini
printer's blndln,a capacity. the woman to aafety oo the pool
The co=• request wu deck '8ltJ.l paramecllca arrived to
approved Y. ruab the atr1cken woman t.o San
No changes will be made in Clemente General Hospital.
yellow pages servin1 West The woman was treated and
Orange County and Laguna r~eased Spreine said it was not
Beach area customers who are ascertained why the woman had
ser ved by General Telephone. decided to take a moonlight dip
For those Casuat Days around campus ..
Levl·I~ Oenlme with 8ubde PC>Otcet
AL'SGARAOE
5e FASHION ISLAND
NEWPOAT BEACH
(714) 6'44·7030 ICOenta. compHmenled bV the soft touch
Of oonon knit lhl1'18 In a.ottld str10te:
e-tioaded ewettshlrt or a 'MX>lnch oonon
chamois &hln ror ttlOlt ooo1er days aheea
t•
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Da-• ..... aWIN ·-~ ... ... Tile 0r..,. Coua;r Orand ,..,., Ml ........ ~ tit.at the
... .., ao.nl "'Supenilon -................
~·· ta. Qrud Jury 'aal • tM eomt.Y lboald .,..., the 'Valtee System, manufactured
bJ Major Data Concepts in
Coetalleu.
County aupervia,c)n will take . -
CQ1U1t· ~~ON
UR ..... matt. Tuellclay.
TM Ju.ry'a r*=Ommendalklll,
made lD a letteT aent lo eouaty
aupervifon lut week, endonea
Vahec fer tbe followtna reuooa:
-Ease of eperation.
-Candldate1' names and vot-
lnl laa&aea are printed dlrecUy on blllot cards.
-The system undertoes "con·
slant upgrading and Improve-
ment."
-VaJtec ta a "proven suc-
cess" ellewbere.
-Written and absentee voting
procedurea are simple.
The letter signed by jury
Foreman Benton Bejacb listed
Dalavote equipment manufac-
tured by Diamond International
Corp., as the Grand Jury's
second choice.
The purc hase of the new
equipment is designed to speed
up ()r~e County'• vote CCMat
tally lD primary and &eaenl
elections.
In recent elections, county
vote gatherers have taken from
13 to 14 hours after the poUa
close to post fanal vote tallies.
Under proposals made by the
firms competing to aell the new
equipment, the vote count time
would shrink to from 4 to 6
hours
Seleetion '11 a new vote reecrd-tq •Jltem fol.Jowl aix yean ot
beeltation by tbe county Boanl
"'Supervtaon . On three ~cuiona jbe money
• bu bem budceted for the new
equipment but when it came
time to reach a deciaion
aupervlaora poetpooed any ac-
tion. Now, $1..S million bu been set
1aside to streamllne and overhaul ,
tbe vote proc:ess in Oranie
County. .
Should supervisors follow the
Grand Jury's recommendation
and "select Vallee, county votets
In next year's primary and
general e1ectioM will be mtaslng
the broad sheet ballot they have
carried into the voling booth
with them for the past 14 years.
ln lta place will be &nVBM·
(See VOTING, Pafe .\%)
• m Boston roday
NFL Shifts
Game Time
NEW YORK <AP) -
The National Football
League bas changed the
kickoff Ume of its Monday
night game to avoid a con· ruct with ABC's coverage
of President Carter's
speech, Commissioner
Pete Rozelle announced
today.
The starting time of the
New England Patriots.
Packers game in Green
Bay, Wi s ., bas been
changed from 6 p.m . to
6:30 PDT.
Carter's address to the
nation OD the subject of
Soviet troops in Cuba wm
be carried by ABC and the
other two networks live al
6p.m.PDT.
• • SD Sniper
.. .. . .
Pkads
Big Crowd Dae ...
CdM Home Size
Showdown Set
A large crowd of Corona del
i.Mar residents is expected to be
on hand tonight when Newport
Beach City Council members
conside" reducing the allowed
s izes of home s in the
neighborhood.
Partisans on both sides of t,he
building reduction issue have
flooded city hall with letters of
support and opposition lo the
proposal that was rejected last
month by planning com
missiooers
The .rfected area is bounded
by Avocado Avenue, Fifth
Aveaue. Hazel Drive and the
water.
One bedra-"' tbe reduc:t:lcn la Coffncttzm Pml Rummel. a re-
sident 'of the neighborhood. He
aaid be doela't even want to con-..._ tM ~MWIDI comm•e.slon'a
andot triplexes being built i.n the
old neighborhood where most
lots measure 30 feet by 118 feel
Some residents who back the
change complain that s mall
homes are being torn down to
make way for oversized. two-
s tory structures that detract
from the charm of the area.
At present the building slan·
dards allow a home north of
East Coast Highway to be built
up to two times the buildable
area of the lot. •
Tbe bulldable area is what's
left after setbacks are deducted.
(See BOJIES. P .. e A%)
,,.,.....__
POPEJOHNPAULllWAVESTOCROWDINIRELAND
Off to Boston and a Wei publc'med U.S. Tour
\Guilt y ;. ' "I ,,_it..," u .... uteei4, Hummel wants his
council ealleques to either in-
stitute the rejected standards or
BJ aOBDT BAIU[Ea put a building moratorium into
Dollar Sinking Against Other Cun-encie6"
0t•o.M't,...•Ut1111t effect while a study of the issue I Seventeen-year-old Brenda is made.
Spencer today pleaded guilty to Tbe study was recommended
lmurdering two persons in a by planning commissioners who
sniper attack last Jaou~ OD an suggested that property owners
•elementary school lo S8n Di~o. wprMentiog both points of view
The guilt admiaaloo by lllss---ind arcb.lteda might be able to Spen~er in Orange County find a compromise.
Supenor Court came after about The issue which has been
two ·~lea bargaining before city 'officials for more
sessions, a~cording to attorneys. than a year, centers on the bulk
The trial was moved lo of single family homes, duplexes Orange County from San Diego
1 because ot the large amount of
fmedia coverage.
1 Judge Byron McMillan said
:the girl must be sentenced from
2S years to life in stale prison on
!the charges. ~
Sbe would be eligible for
·parole after 16 years and eight
'months, McMillan said.
, "Do you understand that you
might spend much longer than
·that lD stale priaoo," McMillan
asked the petite red-haired
teenaaer. uy ea,.. she replied in bushed
•tones. 1 Tbe girt also wu cautioned by
~cMlllan that she· may not
•Jpend any time with the
I Callfomia Yoatb Authority.
L Mlu Spencer admJUed killlDe r JCboo1 principal Burton wraa.
53, and caatodlan Michael
&achar, SI, wltll lbota fired from
a .22 caliber rifle from her home
wbicb wu ael'OI• the at.reet
rom Cleveland Elementary
bool.
Sllbt acllool children were wOaDded la tbe attac:k.
lllu Spencer COllfeHed to a.,.... ot ... ult wltll •a dMdlY
weapcm ID U.. other dtoottnp .new-s. DielO Coant)' Deputy latrlct Attorne)' Charles
Patriek acned to drop cbarses
GI :::c:::i:rdue b9dt m
<IMiiGl'&&.Paae.U>
Teens Seized
On S. Coast
Holdup Raps
An 18-year-old El Toro marine
and his 17·year-old alleged ac·
complice are lD custody today
charged with armed robbery in
three different incidents, lnclud·
log one involving a 67-year-old
Newport Beach woman.
A Sheriff's Department
spokesman said Frank Ramallo
Jr., and an unidentified juvenile
were arrested at about 1:4.5 p.m.
Sa\u.rday at Lapoa Hills Mall.
Ramallo iB beinl held lD Orange
County Jail on $25,000 bail. 1be
17-year-old is being kept at
Juvenile Hall.
Investigators allege the men
were involved in a aeries of
armed robberies of elderly
women at the mall. Marie
Fo1Dipt, of Newport Beach,
WU held up' Sept. 20tb lD the
Partinl lot '11 tbe mall. Sbe WU
not lnjured .
LONDON CAP) -The price of
gold shattered the $400 an ounce·
barrier in Europe today, hitting
$414.75 an ounce in London and
$413 in Zurich as the dollar
dropped lo its second·lowest
point against the strong West
German mark.
After s tarti ng the week
stronger, the dollar also sank to
an 11-month low against the
Italian lira in M i lan . In
Frankfurt, the dollar was trad·
ing at 1.7365 marks , only 0.008
marks above the low point in the
dollar crisis at the end of last
October.
"The market isn't convinced
that there is muscle behind the
words spoken in H amburg, ..
said one Frankfurt dealer.
He referred to tbe weekend
meeting where West German
government leaders pledged to
America's top economic officials
that they would continue to sup-
port tbe dollar, but without an·
nouncing specific measures.
In Hong Kong the gold price
retreated on profit-taking to
Bos Crash Kills I
SECAUCUS, N.J . CAP> -Six
persona remained hospitaliied
Sunday after a bus crash in
which one woman was ltilled and
?.3 passeneen were injured. The
Transport of New J ersey bus
overturned Saturday near a toll
plaza on tbe New J ersey
• Turnpike while en route from
Atlantic City to New York City.
S394.38 and the price fell back in
e arly London trading to $395.25,
down from S396.2S al the opening
and from $397.SO late Fri~.
But il surged ahead in later
trading and the afternoon fixing
price w $414.75.
In rich, the record $413
. ter the morning price
eased to $395.00, down from
$396.SO Friday.
Only weeks ago, gold was
changing bands at $300 an ounce
but it rose more than S18 ln one
day alone -Thursday -as part
or the steady upward surge
toward what the market regards
as tbe psychologically important
$400 area. ,
The dollar pushed the Bntlsh
pound down to 2 1855 from
Friday's '2.20075.
Held in NB Case
Mesa Man's Link
To Assault Probed
A Costa Mesa man, arrested
on suspicion of a brutal sexual as·
saull in Newport Beach, is being
investigau.i for possible connec-
tion lo an assault case in Irvine,
police said today.
Samuel Hugh Lowery, 22, of
1910 19th St .• Costa Mesa, WU
taken into custody last Tbunde.v
on cbar.,ges related to the assault
that occurted Sept. 13. He is beine
held in Orange County Jail In lieu
of $10,000 ball.
Irvine Lt. Gene Norden uld
thia mom1ng b1I lnvestigaton
are "looking at" Lowery lD UCbt
of the Sept. 23 a11ault on a
Woodbrldae woman.
But Norden cauUooed that ln·
v~U1atmn lD no way have iden-
tified Lowery as the suspect lD
that cue.
The Irvine woman, in her mid·
twenties, suffered a loss of
memory after being struck on
tbe bead. Police said it isn't
known whether sbe was sexually
assauit.ed. The attack occurred in
the woman's Woodbridge home
as sh~ waa preparing to go to bed. bed.
Norden said the suspect ap-parently walked into the room
tbroutb an unlocked screen door
and atnact the woman with i
blunt inltrument.
Tbe screams of the woman
before lbe waa bit were beard
by aetlhbors who called police.
1be victim wu found dued at
her door when olflcen arrived.
Tbe cme in wtalcb Lowery has
been ldeatifted u a suspect ln· <See LINK, Pase AJ)
Man ft unt Object: f.regnancy . , ' .
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male for ai. parpme ol beeomlal~ ••
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Hid 11118 Myer, who WU
stven a ftctltloua name bf
tbe Denver Po9t to proteet
ber ldenUty. "You doo't
alwaya a« prepant after
tM ftnt trJ."
8blce ·tblll. MiSI M1er
bu rece&..t more titan
200 laten. Soane w•r•
MDt to t.M ·pc11t omee box
IUllDblr ...... In Mr ad,
IOIDe to tbe ...perur to ....... ortmalb ...
elaled w mallv.akm for
placlq tbe notlee.
Letter• addrff1ed to
Ml•• Kyer were '°"'~ \IDOPIMd.. In· wniewNq1111b..,. .... ,..
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'Joy'
To Be • ID
America
BUUETlN
BOSTON <AP) -Pope Jobn
PHI 0, ridlDg tlle wake ol a
trtampltaat welc:ome to America
this afternoon, appealed t.o tlle
yo•th ol the United Sta\es t.o
stop escaping with "sexual
pleuan . . . drugs . . . viole-
nce ... Indiffe r e n ce and
eyntcaJ attitudes" and devote
great.er efforts to help the poor
and tbe needy.
BOSTON (AP\ -Pope John
Paul JI arrived today for the
first U.S. papal tour in history
and said it was a "great JOY" for
him to be iD the United States
and "to greet all the American
people of every race, color and creed.··
TM JGll9'• As LlDPa Boeing '4T. dubbed "St l»atttlck ...
landed ln a heavy mist at Logan
lnternaUollal Airport at 11 . 49
a. m . PDT from Shannon.
Ireland.
Boston was tbe first stop on a
planned seven-day six-city tour
art11 thous a nds of people
gathered hours before the pope's
arri val in hopes of getting
a glimpse or him. either on his
20-mile motorcade into town or
at a Mass on the Boston Com·
mon.
The pope, 1n wh ite cassock
and red robes. walked down lhl•
s-teps of his plane to the red
carpet and. as he ha s done
earlier on foreign journeys,
knelt and kissed the tarmac. As
John PauJ slowly moved through
a receiving line headed by
Ros alynn Carter, the CalholJcs
who greeted him bowed to· kiss
his ring.
A crowd of rederal, state, local
and church dignitaries Limit-
ed to about 400 -waited in out·
door stands to greet John Paul
II. They were joined by more
than 500 reporters. A rolling
canopy was set over the plat-
form to protect the pope from
the mist and fog which kept vis-
ibility on the ground lo less tha
a mlle.
In a welcoming statement.
Mrs. Carter, said: "Today, you
come lQ.. us as a champion of
theology"'tbat unites mankind -
our creator's vision of a world of
juatice and freedom -a world of
=~ ~ ~n:~~::~:S:. ;:. j
will find people pursuing that vis· ·
10'fhe ·~ res&A>Oded ~y thank· 11
lng Mrs. Cart.er for her lnvita·
lion and sayiq be looks forward 1
to meetine the president. 1
(See POPE, Page A%)
Orange Coast
Weather
Late ntcht and morning
low clouds otberwise fair
through Tuesday. Lows
tonipt 57 to 64. Rlghs
Tuesday ln low 70s at
beaches and near 80 In-land. ;f
11919ET8 DAY
\
lrelaiid Peace r .
WASHINGTON CAP> -n.
........ CO.. Ntl8ed lodia1 ID taterfen ln Callfornla '• I•· v•U,ltiall IMo alleled fraud ti, eome ......,.. ot Ulle Woridwtde
CbW'da ol God.
~ked by Pioptf
Tia• 'uuc... •1"-out eom· ment, tW'Md dowa an QPMl
uklq them lo Nie Uaat tactics
uttd l>J. CalilornJa --..~u.
vlolate tbe Conatltutlon'a
frffdom«·rdltoo P~.
Tbt demal dOe9 not ffffll.Ut.
ly reprwem a comment oa the
merit.a ot arsumewata coataned
In t.be appeal flied by t.b cbUJ'Ch
and It.a leader1. Weelcead at Neeport.
87 tlVGll A. llULLIOAN
.V ""'6111 C.1 I flll
SHANNON, Ireland -Pope
John Paul 11 moved on to Boston
today a11d tbe conquelt of
America, havlna captured
Ireland with bis charisma.
Hl1 1De1Ja«4t-ol peace and re-
con c lli atfon, delivered to a
hushed crowd in Drogbeda, not
far from tbe bloody sectarian
batUefteJda beyond tbe Ul.ater
border, will not aooa be forgot-
ten in this land of long
memories.
Tbe controveny remaJaa aUn
10 tbe California courta and
some day could return to t.be oa·
lion's hi~t court. The Justices
could agree at that time to re-
While waiting for the fiah to bite, these
fi shermen at the Balboa Pier in Newport
Be ach had some thing to w~tch -a
sailboat race. The fini5b line for weekend
race wq_ just south of the pier, giving fls·
berme11 ! good view of the race results.
"On my biees I beg you to
turn away from tbe paths ol
violence," the ftnt pope ever to
vlait Ireland pleaded with the
terrorists on both aides.
Sunday morning at tbe
Galway racetrack be repealed
the same entreaty in tears to a
quarter-million Irish youths.
Many ot tbem had come from
Northern Ireland and en·
tbualaatlally joined the 59-year·
old poatlff in singing "Like a
Bridge Over Troubled Water.'·
as If this were the marching
song for a children's crusade of reconciliation. '
view lheca.se • High Court
Refuses
Nuke Plea
E',.._P~AJ
The Worldwide Cburch of Godla
a fundamentallat, ennceUcal or-
ganization founded iD Caliloruia POPE HAILED •.•
46 years a10 by Herbert W.
Armstrong. AccordJng to church
doctrine, the 86·year-old
Armstrong is Christ's aposUe and
ambassador as well as the ··
church'sspiritual leader. W ASHJNG.'.r<)N (AP> -. The v.s. SUJ>reme Court refused to-
day to . dimub bow the federal
government conalden the en.
vlronmental rtata of proposed
nuclear power plants.
E',.._P~AI
HOMES ..•
South of the.JUbway, in the
coastal zone, the maximum abe
Is 1.S times the buildable area ol
the lot.
Opponents of the change con·
tend that the exlsting standards
are enough control and that pro-
perty values will drop ii the
restrictions are enacted.
The proposed reslricUona re-
derlne buildable area. Under tbe
. proposal it would be 1,500 square
feet plus 60 percent "of the
amount of that area within the
building setback lines which ex
ceeds 1,500 square feet."
It goes on to say that the gross
floor area of a home. which in-
cludes r e quir ed garage and
carport spaces, can't exceed 1.5
times that buildable area.
Tbe justices, without com-
ment, turned down arguments
aimed at forcing the Nuclear
Regulatory Commlulon to
evaluate the coaaequencea ol the
worst poaalble nuclear accl·
dents. ~-·
Seven Florida residents
challenged the eoveroment'a
evaluation standards in connec-
tion with a 1973 request by the
Florida Power and Ugbt Co. to
buJld a nuclear power plant near
Fort Pierce on Florida's east coast.
They contended that the agen.
cy's environmental analysis
failed to consider consquences of
so-called CJass 9 accidents, such
as the failure of all safety
systems in a nuclear reactor and
a m eltdown of the reactor's fuel
con~.
"I come as one who knows you
and loves you, as one who
wishes you to fulfill your noble
des tiny of salvation for the
world," the pope said, conclud-
ine: "May the peace of the Lord
be wtth"YOU always, America.•·
John Paul 11, in an open·top
car, then stood and waved to the
crowds aa hi.a motorcade pro-
ceeded t.hl'CMlgb the streets of Bo.ton.
The pope's U.S. vlait follows a
putoral tour of Ireland which
waa blghUgbted by repeated
calb for an end to sectarian
strife. In an ait1>ort departure
atatemeqt before leaving
Ireland, the pope said: "I thank
all tbe people for tbe warm and
loving reception In which they
manlfeeted their keen sense of
humanity and their lively faith."
Only hours before be spote,
however, terrorists in Northern
Ireland Ignoring the pope's call
tor peace, raked a British army
Land Rover with gu.nfire, forc-
ing it to crash and slightly injur-ing two troops.
As the plane carrying the
papal entourage arrived in
Boston, a champion band from
St. AM'S parish ~ NePOQSet, City officials say the reduc·
tions compute out to 1.3 times
the lot area lnalde exlallng set-back lines. ,.,....P"tft!AJ
. In adclitlon, tbe atandar41
would """1' tbe emttn1 bulJd. ing height by four feet down to
an average of -21 feet. The pro-
posed standards would require a
40-foot setback of a second story
from the front of the first story.
Opponents have argued that
the restrictions were drawn up
by non-residents , such as Plan-
ning Commissioner Allan Beek
of Balboa Island, or by owners
or homes that already exceed
the size limits tn the proposal.
Councilman Hummel's home
has been cited as an example.
E'rot11 Page A I
UNK •..
volved a 25-year-old woman who
was attacked In her Westcllff.
area office when she went to work at 5 a.m.
Jn that case, the woman was
beaten and sexually assaulted,
but escaped her attacker by
locking herself in the oftice bathroom.
The woman reported the as·
sault oo Sept. 22, explaining that
·s he was so frightened, she didn't
have the courage to go to police.
Lowery waa arrested five days
late r by Officer George
Stavropoulos on suspicion of pet·
ty theft. The patrolman alleeed
Lowery took a aof't drink from a
convenience store on Irvine
A venue without paying for it.
However, Stavropoulos noted
that Lowery matched the
description of the assault sus-
pect and the Cotta Mesan was
booked on the charges after the
victim alle1eclly Identified him
as her aaaallant.
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PREGNANT PLEA • • •
now, J really value my in· dependence."
She also said she wanted
to blaze a trail for other
women who might find
themselves in her situa -
tion.
THE ONLY require -
ments she bad in mind for
her mate were that. she
wanted someone with
"'brown or red hair and
curly . • .. above average
intelligence . It doesn't
really matter what he does."
Miss Myer refuses to
discuss her situation at
all. She said an Associated
Press version or her story
caught the e ye of her
parents, whom she had
described in March as
"fairly conservative, up-
per-middle class."
THEY WERE curious
enoup t.bat their inqwrtes became embarraaaing and
now Miss Myer doesn 'l
"want any more invasions
of my privacy."
Several letters sent to
the re porte r who in·
terviewed Miss Myer were
addressed to him. Among
them was one postmarked
W alklki, Hawaii, that
said, "Maybe this will
t\lrn out to be my birthday
present."
ANOTHER WAS from
an obstetrician who not
only wanted to father Miss
Myer's child, but wanted
to deliver lt aa well.
Still another prospective
father wrote, "I've got you
under my skjn -send for
the dermatoJogiat. Pleaae
run away with me · not
from me."
Heights StoP Sign
Due Mesa Review
Costa Mesa city staff mem-
bers are recommending reJec·
tion tonight of a request from
Newport Heights area citisena
that a three-way atop alp be
placed at the intenection of 15th
Street and Redlands A venue.
Redlands Avenue.,
The recommebdation will be
acted upon by CdSta Mesa City
Council members when they
meet at 6:30 p.m. at 77 Fair
Drive.
The i.nt.enffUoo near Newport
Heights Elementary school b
hall lnaide Newport Beach city
limits, half in Cotta Mesa.
Altbou1h Newport council
members supported the request,
tlndinp by Mesa's traffic com-
mission state the three-way atop
Mellow Time .
Along Coaat
Newport BMeb 11ftl\W'dl ,._
ported a "mellow" weekead
atona the city tboffllne with
lower crowda, teuaperatu,. and
not a Nlleue ettbtr day.
Ao •t.lmat.ed 11,000 people
turned out each daJ to ftad turf
runlllal a mild two feet 'and
water iemperetunl ot aboul 14
de1r ... Alr tem,....tu,. WM
about U.. deOWI warmer. w....-. .... taa.1 ... .,.,,..
at .. ....,.......-icalll•._
1Maclal but ao w nqm.t •trip
todle•11pital.
algn is unwarranted and "in·
tended only for speed control
and to diacourage through traf-
fic."
· About 100 students cross the
lntersectlon twice a day to and
from Newport Heights Elemen-
tary, but a Meaa staff report
notes that a croesing guard ls
present.
Wpter Cops
Quell Blaze
In Newport
Two Newport Beach police
bellcopter erew members ex·
Uqu1abed • ., ... nre early Sun·
claJ mondDI ...... lt WU lplted
near Coroaa .. Mar by a alpal
nare.
Accordlnl to police reJ)orta,
the two men, pilot Harry
Wllllama and observer Tim
Grundeman, were on a p8tr'ol
m1bt tn the helicopter when
they •POU*I tM flare In ftlpt.
They •114 tM flare louted the
sruay area wbere ft landed
nortb ~ Pactftc COUt llllbw11 n • a r t b • r • 1 t.d e n tl a I
nel1bborbood ot Cameo
HJ Sb I Mell.
Will.Wm llDded t.M bellcopter
and the lwD .me ... pat M tlN n,. ... ...,.nr._......,
ud UDIMI f1' c1Ut.
Mass .. garbed in red and wblte
uniforms. played '·Heavenly
"Fatlter."
The U.S. chief of protocol for
the visit, Ambassador-designate
Abelardo Lopez Valdez, entered
the plane first , along with
Boston Cardinal Humberto
Medeiros. to welcome the pope
before be emerged.
John Paul II -who wUl vtait
New York, Philadelphia, Des
Moine s, Chi c ago and
Washington after Boston -ls
lbe tint pope to tour the United
States. 1be late Pope Paul VI
villted New York for 14'boun ln
lM5 to addr.-1 United Nations,
but did not stay ovemlitit.
Amoaa thc»e present at the
airport were Ma11acbusetts
. Gov. Edward King, Boston
Mayor Kevin Wblte, House
Speaker Thomas P . "Tip"
O'Neill Jr., Sen. Edward M.
Kennedy, and 1• cardinals -10
from the United States and four
from Canada.
A lar~e ecumenical group was also there, but Jews were nuas-
ing, because of the start of the
Yorn K.ippur holiday. ...
Bos ton itself, the s e cond
largest Roman Catbol,ir archdiocese in the country Wllll
more than 2 million Catholics
out of a populaUon of 5.7 million,
awlrled wttb excited humanity.
Heavy MCUrtty m ... .._ .-.
valled, wttb about t ,000 of'ftcera
on duty, Including 2,000 city
police, more than 6,000 'National
Guardsmen, and 600 state
troopers.
Al the Shrine of Our Lady in
Knock, the miracle of peace
seemed at least a possibility, so • strong was the force of that
personality reaching for thf'
crowds with outstretched bands
from his "'popemobile."
The pope from Rome by way
of Poland seemed a life force
energizing the violence-blunted
Irish population with bis com-
passion and humility.
"His words may not be
heeded. but they will not SOOD be
forgotten by our lot." said 17 ·
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SNIPER •..
court~. 29 to flnd out if she is
to be aentenced to the Califonus
Youth Authority before begin·
ning her st.ale prison term J n
Frontera.
Miss Spencer 's att orney,
Michael McGlinn said the plea
was entered in hopes that the
girl eventually will be released
on parole.
We Mid earlier cbar1es pre-
vented tb.at poulbillt.Y unJesa
ahe ... found to be IDune. ..
He •aid Ule conleaalon waa made because of what be calls a
reluctance by juries to find
penom eW1tJ by reuoa ol ln· sanity.
Fol' those Casual Days around campus .. "
L8\1-lndlg0 Dlnlme With IUbCIG pocket
aooenll. oomPimentld by the 8()ft ~
....._.-,,iJft'llllfln ltMthir191n e.ort8d atr1pes;
edd a hooded 1w.11Nrt or a W)olrich oonon
chlmaft ahlrt tor ~COOier days &heed
. rear-old Brenden Louit»ery, aa
apprentice welder from Belf 18
to approving noda from b.l,J
ma tea.
They were rollina up their
aleeplq hep and beadin1 bom.e
from campine out for thr~
niehta behind the paddock.a at
the Galway racetrack to see the
pope.
. Several Umes durtng the 2~
day IJ'iab viaU the .entht.mium <I
the crowds to set near the i>OPf'
became so frantic that htJ
blabop-bod,yguard from lllinoia,
former Syracuse All·Amerlcaa
football player P..aul Marcinku&,
bad to throw a bJock at the pr&.
ssiog throngs. ·
The 6-foot-4 prelate hovered
menacingly in every papal pro-
cession Uke a linebacker poised
for a quarterback blitz.
Even with the entire lrilh
army and police force on round·
the-clock duty, a Dublin paper
reported that "a Protestant ex-
tremist pastor " slipped through
to deliver a letter to the Dublin
guest house where the pope was staying.
,..,.... Page A I.
VOTING •••
card-tyoe ballot printed with
candidates' names and votin& la·
sues .
Voten wtll need only a felt-
i ppe d pen to mark their
choices.
Vallee Systems manufac-
turers estimate that Orange
County's estim at e d 800,000
ballots to be cast in next year's
primary elections can be cowit·
ed In two to four hours.
Initial ~l of the system IS
estimated at St 40 million, with
a 1980 election operating cost of
St 3 million
Two other vote count s ystems
contendi ng for the county"s busi·
nl'!'.S are Diamond International
('orp 's Oatavol<" and Computer
r';lectwn System's Votomati c.
Both are punch card s ystems.
A third company, Consolidat·
ed Computer lntemaUonal. pro-poses a ba.Uot systero similar to
Valtec's, but with different
counting machinery.
And a fourth s ystem , by DFM Associat~ o( Costa Mesa. uses a
card sytem marked by stamping
de vices s1mJlar to those cuM"ent-
ly in use
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Consumer Debt
Perils Economy,
By SYLVIA PO&TZ&
( Fim o/ /fw columttl.J
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Amoa, tbe ~at.est tbreata to the U.S. ecoaomy-~ 1n fact, to eeooomlee the world over -la tbe mualn
of debt, coaaumer and lntematJoaaJ, banctni over
flnandal atnactu.res. ~ Should the cuneat bt™w1 lll4e l1\ our DIUon
broaden and endure far beyood molt upeetatJoaa ud
from a receuloo into a m~ alume, a key rea.IOD w
be our inabWty to handle tbele debtl. t
MILLIONS OF A•E&ICANS are way over their beadl
in debt rilbt DOw and could all too easily fall Into a tn~
from which bankruptey would be the only escape.
Just cooalder these few at&Ustica:
-Out of every 18
consumen in America,
:at leut one ls DOW in
deep, unmanageable
debt. according t.o con-
6ervative estimates,
compared with one out
of 20 in t.bia squeeze u
Money's
Worth
recently u 18 mont.ba 1go. (This means that on averaae
they owe an amount equal to S> percent or m6re of their
gross annual income 1n wt.aliment debt.a.)
-TI>TA.L CONSUME& Installment debt alone has
catapulted to the~ billion mark, remaining month after
month the largest consumer debt outstanding In U.S. his·
tory ._
1lus debt excludes borne mortgages. ll alone adds
up to roughly $4,600 for every American family today,
compared with current average U.S. income or $15,SOO.
-Meanwhile. the buying power or the average family
is down As summer ended. the purchasing power of tlle
typical U.S. conaumer was 3.5 percent lower than a yetr
ago. The result? Consumers are borrowinc to make up ff>r
the loss ol their buying power -and u the recession ~
epens, and the inOation spiral whirls higher and higher,
more and more consumers borrow t.o try to "beat" it.
Are you borrowing to pay for food on y_our table?
HAVE YOU RECENTLY asked for a new loan befo«
repaying an old one'> A~ you digging Into your savings
nest egg merely to gel the ca.sh to cover everyday routtbe
expenses.,
Are you taking cash advances from your cred.lt carcjs
to pay for the m 06t ord1nary mooUtly expenses -such a:.
rent. electricity. phone.,
Are you serious ly considering ta.long out a consollde·
tion loan, so that you can repay all of }our loans and then
be left with ooe big monthly payment on the one big loanf.
If your answer even to one of these questions is "yes,"
you almost surely are over your bead in debt.
You may be a sso:ooo-ptus executive working for one bf
America's Fortune SOO companies. Or you may be a famlly
receiving welfare. Or you're somewbtte ln between.
Tomot"'r'OM>: Wt'k> are UW Mote V~'I
' (> Gokl, Interest Fears
Shake Market Agaih
NEW YORK CAP> -The stoclt market fell sharply t o-
day am.id womes a.bot.It rising gold prices and int.ere5t
rates.
The Dow Jones average of 30 mdustnal issues was off
5.63 points to872.95.
Declining issues led ~ advancing on the New York
Stock Exchange by a 2·1 marglll.
The prtce ol gold broke through the $400-an-ounce &au·
rier and cl05ed at about $41.3 an ounce in Zurich and Lon
don today. wnile the dollar was mixed.
The chamnan of Chase Manhattan Bank . Donald C
Platten. said that the prime lending rate has "not quite yel
reached the peak "
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Saturoay·s Puzzle Sol'led'
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