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·140% County Voter Turnout Seen
900,000 Barrels
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Urged on by Ayatollah
Rubollab Khomeini, Iranian pro-
testers seized two U.S. coo·
!sulates, an American cultural
enter and the British ~mbaSsy
Tehran today~ and continued
bold the U.S. Embassy and
ore than SO hostages, lt was re-
rted.
Khomeini called on the stu-
ent~ militants to act aeainst
·'the great Satan, America," in
rder to force it to extradite the
eposed Shah Mohammed Reza
ablavi, hospitalized in New
ork for cancer treatment, back
to Iran for trial, Radio Tehran
,reported.
· The Moslem clergyman and
revolutionary leader also de-
manded that Britain band over
Studies Set
Oil San Diego
Freeway Lanes
The California Department ~
\Transportation is planning to
meter on-ramps and make other
mocllfications to tbe San Diego
Freeway in Costa Mesa, Irvine
and the Saddleback Valley and
wants to bear from the public.
Specifically, Cal Trans of-
ficials have stated that the
planned bypus lanes, awdliary
lanes and meters won't affect
the quality of the envirooment.
Coples of their study arl9
•••llable from CalTrana, En·
• vironmental Plannin.1 Brech.
UO S, 51Jrinc St., Loll Anp1es
90012.
U you dllq:ree with their find·
iDp, Clftldab request that you
write DO later than Dec. 11 to
B .J . Da_tel. dlttri~ directer of
t(amportatlOD; at Uie above aCl-
drea. IDfonDatlon II vallable
by ealliDI (.ZlS) 4S»-l550.
former Prime lllnlster
Sbabpour Bakhtiar, now Uvtq
in exile in Britain.
Radio Tehran said the stu·
dents wtJo seized the U.S. Em·
bassy on Sunday added a new
demand today -a break in rela-
tions with the United States.
The Iranian oil minister,
meanwhile. raised the possibili-
ty of cutting off Iranian oil ex-
ports to the United States
PROTESTERS DRAPE
LIBERTY STATUE-A4
900,000 barrels a day that
amount to s percent of all U.S.
oil.
In a Radio Tehran interview,
the oil minister, Ali Akbar Moin·
far, said the decision was up to
Khomeini.
The British Foreign Office an-
nounced that its embassy in
Tehran was seized today.
Further cJefails were not im
mediately available.
The official Tehran Radio,
monitored in London, said stu·
dent protesters also took over
the U.S. consulates in Tabris, in
northwest Iran, and in the
southern clty of Shiraz. There
was no word oo the fate of the
consular staffs.
La~. the State Department
reported tbat students occupied
and ransacked the Iran·
American Society bulldine, a
cultural center: 1n the central ci-
ty of laf ahan. ~ tnjariea were
reported u.er.. Badie Tehran
said other an~American tsem-
omtratiom ~re ~ across Iran.
• (See!SAN, Pate Al)
25,000 Marooned
LOS ANGELP.S (AP) -'lbe
continued strike of Meir.lean
1rou.ndworlten a1alnst llu·
lcana Airlines bas left an
eatimated 25,000 \ravelen
stranded at airporU Ud ._.
in llesico and tbe United States.
A circus attendant holding two stick& tries
to coax a lion into a makeshift cage. The
lions escaped early Saturday morning
near Gulfport, Miss., when tbe truck
transporting them overturned after a tire
blew out. One lion was killed in the crash,
and another was shot because of a broken
back. 1be lions were en route to Iberville.
Miss., as part of the Carson and Barnes
Circus from Hugo, Okla.
Knifed in Back,
He Can't Find Help
A 22-year-old Huntin1ton
Beach man, who said be was
stabbed by a trio of youtha, sta1-
1ered throucb a downtown party
Sunday bealnl peoj)le to pull a
nine-incb sWite&blade knife from
bis back, police said.
Mlcbael Lee Enrin. officen
said, ltumbled from the party
and eollapeed on a. lawn near
FlorlCla SU.. and Utica A naue around 12:'7 a..m.
Tbe mum reportedly auttered
• pune:tund hq and ... lilted
lD 1~ ccadltbl toclA1 at
Padf'lca ~ in B~
Beach.
Wltnella told poUee ErwlD
entered tbe party claimlq tbree
youths bad beat b1m up, stabbed
him and Red in a late model
Chevrolet. ·
They said be remained at the
party for five minutel but wu
unable to talk anyoese Into re-
movtni tbe blfe.
Police aid Erwin WU unable
to abed M1 lllbt on tbe motive
for tbe stat-Nq and detcribed
bil ........ Gilb' .. 17.,_...
olds.
re':1:J~== tbe ~ but were un-
eertalD • to wbetber 'Enrtn bad
beA a iuat at aay of the
9art1 ... 01' wblcb oarty be
walked tat.o.
Teacher Held
On Schoolgirl
Rape Charges
By llOBDT BUKER ... ..., ..........
Ai.oc m.ooo 0nmp CouatJ
,_Id •• are apeeted to cut
baUots 1'1esday for ZZ8 can-
didates in 28 tdlool board races
and for scores ol other hopefuls
seeking seats oo the governing
board ot 19 apedaJ districts.
Al.!o on the ballot will be four
s tate wide issues including
PropositJon 1, which 1s designed
to put a limit on busing of school
children to correct racial im·
balance and Proposition 4, an in·
itiative aimed at limiting spend-
mg by state and local govern-
ment.
County Registrar of Voters Al
Olson said today that Tuesday's
turnout is expected to reach 40
percent of the county's 900,463
registered voters. But he admits
to some uncertainties to that
figure.
··we really don't have much of
a basis for comparison because
statewide issues are combined
for the first time in many years
with local elections," be said.
Olson. who previously predict-
ed turnouts ranging between 40
and SO percent, said be revised
bis prediction because be had
expected more promotional ac-
tivities on the statewide proposi-•
bons than have been evident.
In most recent elections, 14
percent ot the registered voters
turned out in school board races
wblle there was a 1 percent
turnout for voting in the special
districts.
School elections previously
were held in the spring ol odd·
numbered years, but were
switebed tbls year to November
and lumped with speelal dis-
tricts. Tbe relllOIUI were to save
money on election coats and
bopefully, to 1et a bi11er voter turnout. oftldals said.
(See~, Pase AZ>
Coast
Weatller
Fair t11rou1b Tuesday
with variable hlO cloudi-
nets. llllba 88 to 74. Lows
47 to 53.
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.~,.ig~leeel Pr.otest
0PPOnenta of the Sbab of Iran ehalned tbemsehes tn the -
crow;n ~.the Statue of Liberty and lowered a banner
read,ing Shah must be tried and punished," or at lea.st ~at s how it would have read if U.ey hadn't got it un-rolled backward Csee story, Page A4).
"' Probes Begin
In Rally Riot
GREENSBORO, N.C. lAP) -
The FBI looked for possible civil
,· 11,ghts violations and the 1Jl8yor
pro.mised an internal ittqulry on
pohce handling of an anti-Klan
rall) that ended with four dead
~nd 10 wounded. But civil rights
• iroupa have demanded an out 'S)~e investieation of police ac-
~ons..,
Two more suspeds were ar-
,reated &mday and charged with
,.conspiracy to commit QJurder in
connection with the shooting at a
.. Death to the Klan" rally Satur-
(iay in which three white men
and a black woman were killed.
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'Girl's Treat
1.1
Nt18ty Trick
FRESNO {AP) -A needle in·
serted in a plece of Halloween
candy pwictured the roof of a
12-year-old Fresno gtrl'ttmoutb.
However, Adriana Hernandez
waa not seriously injured.
After Misa Hernendes was
hurt Sunday, her family found a
raaor blade inside a 1econd
piece of candy. Both pi~es were
cinnamon-and Jemon·flavored
talfie1.
DAILY PILOT
E'rom Page A J
IRAN •.•
Tehran Radio said Khomeini's
son, Ahmad, traveled to Tehran
to meet with the students occu-
pying the U.S. embassy.
Some Iranian government of.
flcials said they hoped the
younger Khomeini could obtain
the release of the hostages
seized when 200 or 300 studeo~
overpowered Marine euards and
took over the embusy Sunday.
But the students said they in·
vited Khomeini's son to the em-
bassy only to have him inspect
•'the great nest of U.S. es-
pionage in lran," and the
ayatollah himself denounced ef.
forts to have the studenta aban-
don the buildlne.
Radio Tehran said other anU-
American demonstraUoos were
st.aged acroes Iran. But the State
Department said no attempt bad
been made yet to take over u.e
third U.S. cooaulate in the COUii•
try, at Isfahan.
As for the Tehran embaasy
hostages, State Department spokesman Mark Jobmon Wd
this mornine in Washineton
••We continue to aet re:
auurancea from the studenta
that all are well."
Another department
spokesman said there may be aa
many aa 65 American boetaaes,
aloqg with an unknown number
of JraD.ian employees. Earlier
reports on the number of
bo1tf1" ran1ed from 43 to
lbollUOO.
Khomeini endorsed tbe em·
ba11y .takeover in a llM*b to-
day la Qwn, b1I beadquart.en d-
ty, sayt.ni, "When .we face p&au,
our ~ people caonot wait
around. . . . OUr y~ people
must Ion thele plots, ' ·a.aao 'tehran reported. Rad.lo TehraD
satd &mday the 1tudents· were
moUnced by a "mea1a1e" ~m
Khometm.
• Khosnelnl bu repeatectly c1e-
manMctu..t tM dab be baDded
over and accuaect the UnltA!ld
States o( ~ •lainlt Inn.
He reltereJted tiol8 tbeqset to-
day. ....
DHpite KbomtJDl'I b•nlt
word1, an Jrantan l'•r•ifQ
Mtnlttry •DC>ketman, reae*b1
tea.Jl)b,a06 'from NiC01la..£nlnll, ... , .b1I ··ienena , .. Uni {a-.u.at
tlln~ will Htue doWD pearilful· lJalOOD+'' .
Mesan Jailed
Mter Attack
By Cross.bow
A Costa Mesa man, who police
alleee. shot at bM nelpbor'•
apartment with a croubow, re-
mained ln City Jail today oa
chareea ol uaault with a deadly
weapon.
They aald lliebael Muller, 23.
of 301 Avocado St., waa beini
held in lieu of $10,000 bail follow-
ing the lncldent at about 2:20
p. m. Saturday.
Police said they believe
Muller bad quarreJed with bis
neighbor, David Jeranl Riley,
22, alld alle1edl1 fired ~Js
croubow at Riley's apartment.
Riley, hia wife Pe11y Lee
RJley, 20, and the eouple'1 10-
month-old baby were ln front ol
the livtnc room window when
the arrow 1macked into it and
bounced oft, police aald.
Tbt1 allesed that a Harcb of
Muller's lPU'tment turned up a
croaabow bidden ID a drawer.
Nun Killed
hi.Rhodesia
SALISBURY, Zimbabwe,
Rhodnla <AP> -A ROllaD
Catbolic DUD wa clubbed todutb
while reiUq with a boot and
writln1 pad betide a dam, a
church apoU:tmanuid today.
A aearcbpartr found the body of
Sliter mta Nett, •· a Domldt111 no fnim German1, ,near the
Drletanteln lllllioo Rolpltal lhe
beaded 1JO mUea aoutbwellt of
Sallibul'J, otftd.allaaJd. TIMJ Nld It 8*and lbe was ~lw ...... blow totbitbiad
•Gd !Mtrin'llt wateb •u .-l•lile Offlclall ntuiied to M)' .......... th•f ~lhe•aa•caaualt)-of :t: v~":'l,9:' .J:,~ war ot
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Caino Undaunted
WASHINGTON <AP>-Tb•
U.S. r;r.:m• Covt, for tM :;:r..,:.::_s:.:. ...... ~.. ... atrvdklia o1-. ._.. .. ..._ at
1.au~l9lfl••••· .
Miid Surfing
Sunday Was a grea~ day tor saillnl in Newport Harbor.
evell if lt meant gomg for a spin on a tall-powered surf-
board. Brisk breezes kept beacta cl"Owda 1mall as the temperatures peaked at e5 deireea. Water temperatures • bovenMS at a cool 81 degrees. ·
~ughes ~t.-ike ~ut
Passeqger Activity
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i The Hu1be1 Alrweat 1trike
caused pa11encer acUvity at
John Wayne AlqN>rt to 1low alpiflcantly in SejJt.ember com-
pared to tbe aame month last
year. county airport officials
said.
And air trave ler figures
•athered by the county's
General Services Agency for Oc
tober are expected to show the
aame doWJitwu, accord.lnc to
Dem. HQm. airport operations cll&ef.
But i!t!:mber'a numbers ~ te tlicht operations cU..blq once •aain at tbe
airport. Alrwest flights are
scheduled to resume Nov. 10.
Airport statistics for Sep·
tember revealed a total 187,700
passengers UMd the terminal.
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VOTE •••
County election workers were
scurryln• to deliver ballot
materials tO precincts over the
weekend.
Some of the materials, includ·
inl ballots, llata of voters and
other supplies, were delivered in
Huntiqtm Beach and Fountain
Valley areas Sunday.
SUU more were to be delivered
today.
There a1ao were reports that
materials didn't anive in some
La•una Beach precincts until
Sunday.
Prop. 2 Backed
SACRAMENTO <AP> -Citing
inflation, Gov. Edmund Brown
Jr. says he's back.lne Proposl-
Uoo 2 oo the Tuesday ballot to
remove the 10 percent interest
rate eeiJin1 on some business
loans.
is.ooo fewer than a year aeo .
The more than 1 pertt11t drOp
in P&Mealen loedina and -. loadtn1 at the terminal a1ao
meant fewer automoblle1
crowded tbe county airport, ac·
cording to the report.
Only 22.1'14 vehicles passed
th rough the airport's pariung
lots. wtuch was close to a 5 per-
cent drop over September 1978.
And -the idle Hughes A1rwest
planes helped cut lbe number of
atr carriers usine John Wayne
Airport by 24 percent over last
year. -.0 to ~ ru,ht opera-tions.
Frei&bt stowed in the air car·
riers ' bold s d.-indled
dramatically. down to about 36
tons for the mootb compared to
225 tons earned an Sept.ember
1978.
Sept.ember's percentage drop
10 passeneer activity was
reflected in the year to date
comparison ftpreS or the first
nme months of 1979 agunst the
same period in 1978.
The 2.03 million persons
enplaning and deplarun.c at the
airpo!1 through September l.
1979, is a 13 percent increue. or
about 237.000 more passengers.
· over lastye.ar.
Before the strike. passenger
activity had increased by 16 per·
cent in 1979 over the same lime
period lD 1978.
Statistics for the entire month
or October and lbe fLral third ol
November will continue to
reflect effects of the strike Hom said. '
But Hughe s Airwest
spokesman Eric Wil500 said the
company's &.1rplanes wiU be
running full schedu.lea belJ,JUWlg Nov . 11.
·'The planes will take off rrom
the airports wbett they are now
parked on Nov. 10. and we u -
pect to be up to our norm.al
schedules the next day," aald
Wilson, senior operaUoaa direc-
tor for the airline.
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Tbe conaervatlve daily
·· Vradlni said "the divorce is
final." It 1ald an unidentifted rel-
aUve of the heiress told it the
couple'• "completely dlfferent
lifestyles ranally proved to be in·
compatible." fl reported dlvorce
proceedings have begun ln Switzerland.
But a court at the Swiss resort
of St. Moritz, where the 28-year-
~ old daughter of the late shipping
mapate Artatotle Onassis owns
a villa, denied there were any
Swiss divorce proceedings. 1be
source, wbo asked not to be iden-
tified. said she ls not a perma-
nent resutent of Switzerland and
that non-res1dent.s could not in-
1Utute any divorce proceedinga ~ this country.
Rumors of a breakup have
1urfaced periodically since
shortly after the Kamo98 were
married in Moseow on Aug. 1 um. It ls CbrtaUna'1 thlrd mar: na1e.
f',....P-.,eAJ
TEACHER •.•
truths." Solorzano said.
The girls were told there are
12 levels of consciousness in·
volved m the "truths" and each
lrvel demanded a sexual
sacrifice. Solorzano said.
Gonzalez aJlegedly hypnotized
the victim tn ooe case, for which
be •as charaed wtth one count of rape and one count of oral
copulation in which the victim
was unconscious of the act, Miss
McGamty said. In the case of
the other girl be was charged
with six counts or oral copula-
lJon with a nunor.
The charges cover a LS-month
pertod ending last June.
The filing of charges was de·
layed while one victim was
treated by a psychiatnst who
"re-hypnotized her to negate the
pnor bypnotlsm so she could re-
c a II details that had been
blocked in her memory," Miss
McGamty said.
SKIS GO FAST
Jf1111 PILOT AD
"I sold my skis raster in the
Daily Piiot than they ever
moved down the mountains."
That's the advertisinc success
story of the Orange Coast man
who placed this ad in the Daily
Pilot: .
Rossignol skis. Solomon
bindincs XJnt condition
1100 XXll·XltXX
lf YoU want fast sal~ suc-ce11, try the rriendly Daily
Pilot ad·visers. Call MM618.
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CabfeS et th& Garage
Ptactc . catd.gal'\S ario Cf'8ws
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AL SGARAGE
56 FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEAQ-1
(71'4) 644-7030
an to
'Disguise' ·F ail11re
Two Arrested in Robbery Try
Two Ora.nee Coat men, who
l)Olice ~ i-ecS as ~ce of-.Ileen to pin entrance to the 1)riv~ Emerald Ba7 communi-
ty out.side Laauna Beach, were
'arrested Saturday after alleged-
ly plannine to rob heiress Joan
rvtne Smith.
La1una Beach police ap-
prehended P1oyd Allen Brown,
34, of 17 Wlld Goose Court, ~ewport Beach and Ronnie
llel1oza Aluirre, 22, of 9'792 El
Durango .St., Pountaln Valley
r an alleeed predawn rob-
ry attempt on the heiress, a
'part owner of the Irvine Com-
pai;ay.
Police sakl tocla1 MJu Smith
was DDt liojDe at the time ol the
asserted robbery attempt, dur-
ing which the two men al·
legedly showed a gate guard
police badges in order to gain
access to the guarded com-
munity.
Officers said the pair drove U>
the heiress' home.
An off~ Los Angeles police
officer waa the only person
home at the time and officers
say be refused to open the door
to the two men.
Aft.er the pair left the home, at
about 3:45 a.m. the off-duty of-
ficer called security officials at
the 1ate and a pant in a patrol
car stopped the pair.
PoUce said abe held the two
men until Laguna Beach~
arrived. The two men were ar-
rested for attempted robbery
and Impersonating police of-
ficers. A shierfrs deputy said
they bad several pistols in their
car.
A spokesman for the Emerald
Bay Community Association
would not comment on the ar-
rest, other than to say the two
men were detained by a security
officer unW police arrived.
The two men were ta.ken to the
Laguna Beach Police Depart-
ment where they were later
turned over to sheriff's deputies
and tranaported to Oruae Coull·
ty Jail, Tbey are beiDC bekl in
lieu of '25.,000 ~each.
'No New Nuke Plants'
W ASIUNGTON <AP)-Mem-.
ben of the Nuclear Regulatory
Commission told Coniress today
that no new nuclear plants will
be licensed unW safety llaues
are resolved and that they may
even consider closing some ex-
iltlng planta.
NRC Chairman Joseph Hen-
drie aald older nuclear plaot.s,
especially those built close to
population centen, may have to
be abut because evacuation ln
c•ae of a major accident could
be impractical
"I think lt'a a l*•ibillty," be
told the House Commerce
energy and power subcommittee
in response to a question by Rep.
Toby lloftett, D-Conn.
Moffett dted the Indian Point
plant north of New York City
and the Zion plant near CbieaCo
as ones that should be closed.
Hendrie was noncommittal on
which specific plants might be
considered, saying "we're not at
that point Y"·" NRC Commissioner John F
Ahearne said that, short of being closed. some older plants might
be ordered to operate at vastly
reduced generating levels to
provide an extra margin or
safety
Meanwhil e, the com-
missioners said, they will extend
at least through next spring
their moratorium on licensing
plants beyond the 70 in opera-
tion.
This will directly affect four
plants oo which constructioo is
complete and which were
Don't Panic; Boat
Fires 'Training'
Flames will shoot skyward held periodically throu&h the
and smoke will blllow from a year to abarpen their ll.reftght-
vesael about a mile off Corona inl lkilll. llie sa1d.
del Mar'• main beach Nov. e Durtni the two da)'I of ex and 8. ercllft, ftrea wU1 be set on the
But tt'a all for good eauae, an boat for officers to practice
Oran1e County Sberlff'1 extiDQUlsbi.na.
spokesman said. So don't call aheriJf's deputies Harbor patrol oftlcen will be trying to report a boatlnt acci-us~ nuel to practice ext-.... d-t Bart: pleeaadded in& boat fires. Lt Wyatt _. • · .
Bartald. Put lraiDina seuiom have
1'be trl!biial tor the oftlcen la prompted wonied realdenta to
flood aberiff'11wttchboarda wttb aa many u 150 calls, be said.
scheduled to open by the end of
the year. Among those is Diablo
Canyon ln California.
And, to varying degrees, the
freeze also will affect another 88
plants under coaat.MJctJon, the
commissioners testified.
The NRC imposed the freeze
on licenslng after the March 28
accident at the Three Mile
Island plant.
The NRC's director of reactor
regulations, Harold Denton, bad
recommended a "pause" in
licensing, saying it would give
bis office time to make sure ex-
isting plants were complying
with rule changes made since
the Three Mile Island accident.
Sources said the NRC also
wants to develop standards for
emer gency plans at nuclear
power plants -possibly requir-
ing evacuation plans for those
living within a 10.mile radius of
such sit.es.
Several aou.rces said the NRC
also felt time was needed to ex-
amine safety recommendations
released last week by the pres-
idential commission that
studied the Three Mile Island
accident.
The sources said the NRC also
wants to wait for results of an in-
dependent Three Mile Island in·
veatigatlon by Washington
lawyer Michael Rogovln, ex·
pec;ted at the end of the year.
The agency sponsored that
probe.
The extended licensing freeze
may help soothe several mem-
bers of Con1re11 who hoped
some tlnd of moratorium would
be recommended by the pres-
idenUal puel.
S....Tag •
Passersby on Portland, Ore .. streets do a quick double-
take when they spot this license plate on a 1958 Rolls
Royce Silver Cloud. Owner Donn DeBernardi, his sense
of humor working in reverse. says his "first" car is a
1959 F.d.sel coov~ble.
'Iljuana Protest
Backs Newspaper
TIJUANA. Mexico <AP> -
Sboutinc "Death to the 1ov-
ernor," an estimated 1,000 stu-
d en ta and workers have
marched through Tijuana de-
mand In e that the daily
newspaper ABC be allowed to
resume publication.
An effigy of Go~berto de
la Madrid of Baja Cdlomia was
bung Sunday and burned from a
plaUorm in trout of City Hall.
The Ollly politically indepen-
dent newspaper in tbe state and
lta bt11e1t paper, ABC wu
stormed Frida)' by 250 memben
of the pem.ment-eontroUed Ull·
ion. They outt.s editor Jesus
Blancomelas and 41 of bis so
employees.
A spokesman for the union
said they cloeed the DeW1paper
in • show of solidarity with a
majority of the employees who
want to silD a contract with the
union. Others denied that.
A round-lbe -clock police
guards were put on Blan-
cornelas. He said, "They're
lookinl for an excuse to arrest
me.''
The demonstn&on blamed De
la Madrid, wbo bH been
criUciaed by the newspaper for
alle1ed comqition.
Barbor Area to Polls
Said one of the newa1>9per's
400 diltributon: "Jt'• not just
ABC that bu been cioled down
but tbe people's fNedom of U · p.reakm."
SKIS. GO FAST
JffTll PILOT AD
•
900,000
Barrels
On Line
By 1111e AAocla&ed Presa
Urged on by Ayatollah
Ruhollab Khomeini, Iranian pro-
testers seized two U.S. con-
sulates, an American cultural
center and the Bntish Embassy
m Tehran today, and continued
to bold the U.S. Embassy and
more than SO hostages, it was re-
ported.
Khomeini called on the stu-
dent militants to act agaiu.t
"the sreat Satan, America," in
order to force It to extradite the
deposed.Sb.ah Mohammed Baa
Pahlavi, botpitallud in New
Yortt for cancer treatment, Mck
to Inn for trta1.. Radio T*-r~ 'Die ll&ata deJCitW ,__... .... , 1
:~:r.11r=r ... :•.•,rim., ... ,.,.."~
a twu 'MBd °"" '
former Prime Minister
Sbahpour Bakhtiar, DOW living
in e•ile in Brit.am. But Britain
said bell believed to be in France.
Radio Tehran sald the stu-
dent.I who seized the U.S. Em-
bassy on Sunday added a new
demand today -a break ln rela-
tJons with the United Stat.es.
Tbe Iranian oil minister.
meanwhile, raised the possibili·
ty of cutting off Iranian oil ex ·
ports to the United States -
900,000 barrels a day that
amount to 5 percent or all U.S
oil
In a Radio Tehran tnterview.
the 011 miruster, Ali Akbar Moin-
far. said the decision was up to
Khomellli.
ne British Foreign Office an-
nounced that its embassv in
Tehran was seized today.
Further details were not im-
mediately available.
The official Tehran Radio.
monilottd in London, said stu-
dent protesters also took over
the U.S. comulates in Tabriz, in
northwest Iran, and in the
southern city of Shiraz. There
was no word on the fate of the
consular staffs.
Later, the State Department
<See RAN, Page.\%)
* * * Iron Threat
To Stop Oil
Drops Market
NEW YORK (AP) -Reports.
that Iran WU conaider'i.q haltlne
oil 1blpmenta to the United Stat.es
sentstocb down 1barplJ today.
The Dow Jones avera.re ol 30
industrial lauea wu down 1.31
pointaf0112.93.
Dedbm:al iaUM lecl advance1 • by a 2·1 ID.Vlin oa the New Yort
Stock .kcbanp. •
A ll'OUP ol lraniaD students ls j
occupJinl tbe American •m·
ba"y ln Irani callln1 for a bred:~ of n atlom with tbe United States. Severed U.S.·
lranla.n relatlona could atop the
flow of lnnlan oll to the UDited
Statet. md lranlan Oil MiDlst«
All A.tbu' llalnfar uld be would
not rule out the poalbWty of an
embaraio oa pll lldpmeata to the UDliiCI.._
Ii. llWtdoWli ot lrama.n oll lm· Pol'U Could pa..,. UM UDMed
St•lH Into aaotller eDRIY """
Cftila, -tbat PGlllbUICJ' 1aad Will llnilirl ~-'ftlt'I ill:;~ ........ tldd
N..-0. llDdlr, a aa1nt it S.P.~
r •
.
Swimsuits
!tejected·in
fair Pageant
SACRAlll!NTO (~ -· ..
.. 8!'0W1l edmlalatratloD, ~dl
eartter !'eJeeted3ucllt at •te beachn. · bea turn JilJWda
doWll ....... ~-
doll Jn the Maid at Cal1fora1a
pa1eaa:t. ·
ContesUnll at t.be at.ate fm
next Auaust won't be parailing
in swimsuit.I, said Alice Hl.df·
man, cblef deputy· director of
Gov. Edmund Brown Jr.'s Parts
and Recreation Department
Instead, she said, Judiina will
be reoriented toward a. woman's
talent and character.
This year's swtm1ult com,peU-
gpn wu "like a meat market,"
••. Huffman 1ald In an In-terview Friday.
sald the recommendaUom
been approved by the de-
ent director, Ruaa Cablll,
~~d by Brown' 1 reaources
secretary. Huey John.son, who
.tave tbe admlniltratloo'a seal ol approval.
It waa Cablll who. after earlier ~llCUHlnl tbe pos1lblllty of
• clotbin1-optlonal" &ones ~t
some state beaches, decided to
·i'\'taln the current ban under p~ from Brown. ht be re-~ed eaforcement somewhat. '--Prtor to tb8 111'1 ttate f~~
Lt.Ulabl:re ordered the f'~ ancl Recreation Department to
review the llald of California
1S•1eaat after aome women'• groups complained that tbe COD·
teat was salat. Ma. JhdfmU aDDOlnted a talk
force that lnclUded repreaen-
ta tl ve1 of tbe complalnlna
aroupe, a former eoa.teat ~
and otber tnter.ted partlea.
She a1d the tulr for~ recom·
mencled keeptnc the awhnault
compeUtion bat SIYlnl lt Jess
emphaaia
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'IR:A:N: ••
reportecJ that stucleni. oceupied
and raoaacked the lran-
Amerlcan Society building, a
cultural eenter, in the central ci-
ty of Isfahan. No injuries were
reported tbere. Radio Tehran
said other anti-Amerltan dem-
onstratiom were at.a1ed acrou
Iran.
Tebnm Radio said Kbomelnl'a
SOD, Ahmad. traveled to Tehran
to meet with the students occu-
pytng tbe U.S. embassy.
Some Iranian government of
ficials said they hope d the
younger Khomeini could obtain
the release or the boataaes,
seized wben 200 or 300 atudenta
overpowered Martne guards and
took over tbe embassy Sunday.
But the students said they in-
vited Khomeini's son to the em-
bassy Ully to have him inspect
"tbe great nest of U.S. es-
pionage in Iran," and the
ayatollah himself de:noanee4 ef.
fort.a to have the students aban··
don the bulldlDc.
Radio Tehran aald other anti·
Amerleaa de~ were
1ta1ed aeroea Iran. But tbe Stele
Department said DO attempt bad
been made yet to take over the
tblrd U.S. consulate lD the coun-
try, at llfaban.
Al for the Tebran tmbusy
ho1ta1e1, State Department apokeauwl Mark Johnaop uld'
1bl• m.oha1q. in Washlnston.
"We continue to get re-
assurances from tbe at\ICleJltlt
that all are well."
Anotber department
aPotelllWl said there may be u
many aa '5 Amertcan boltuee,
aloa1 Wlth an lllbJmown numbel-
of lraillan empl01ees. Earlier
r•port1 on tbe number of
bosta1e1 ranaed from 41 to
JboutlOO •
no~ endoned tlHt •m· busy taaover la a 1peiida to-
day lD Qilm. b1I beac;lquar&ent 41· ty, ..,._, ''WlaiG we ftee ~
our 10Ulll ~ eamot ri1 aroanct • . . our JOUD• PIODle must f(ltl U.. plota;~ ~
Tebru ~ lLadiO ~ tald ....., the 1tudenta ...
motiY.W bJ a 0 JDel&IP" from
Kbomebd.
. •
.
Calta ..... DOlJee ... fl 1 ....
a IUt ..t JW lrtw:no a.It tw ~~ .... ----17,_~~---·
-
wttD••\Otbill •• ...., • at 17Ull
l&rfft u4 aentia A• ...
follond a ear. but tt turned Git .., ....... ~ ...
Pow. ~ted tbe blt -ra~..-1DIOtb.av•.._*'i . ...em:;,::a.w &Ian.....,,. tM car a fnlaHiliil a: One ol tbl .tetlml .... ..
aod • flt.I ... •alkliC ...
croa1watt Wttb • pedeltrtu Ulld. nraetMct m ..rtoaa ~
tloD tod.a7 at Boal Memortal
Boepttal. aftldth aald.
Be WM ldenUfted a1 WlJllalD
Boben &mldl Jf".. 28, ol Newport
Beach. who suffered bud and ·
kidney iQJurles, pollee laid.
Bl.I eompaaloe, Gary lllcbael
Reppy. zi. of Taltln, wu lD eood
eondltloo toda7 at Hoa1 att.I' nfferbal a Woken wrist, ~
.and a aboul4er lQjury offlctall
aald.
Anyone wltb Information
about the suspect la uked to
contact Investigator Floyd w aldroa at 7M-S314.
Studies Set
On San Diego
Freeway Lane&
Tbe CdlGnd.a Departmtat al
Tr~ la plannto1 to
meter OD-rampe md make otMI'
~ to the SllD IMeeo rr.e~ ID ec.ta 111.. lntne and .. ~ct y;D.; and waata to be&r from tbe P'Ublsc.
Speclflcally, CalTran1 of-
flclab bave atated tbat Uae
planned bJpau lanel. aulliar)'
lanea and meters won't deet
Uae quality of tbe environment.
Coples of tbelr study are
available from CalTrana. En-
vironmental Planning Branch.
120 s. Spring St.. Los Angeles
90012.
u you ....... wltb tbefr find.
tnp, Clftlela& reqoest th.at JOU
write DO later than Dec. 17 to ~.J. Datd, diatrtct direet« of
transportation, at the above ad-
dress. lnformatioo ls available
by callin& (213) 620-3550.
F ..... P.,,eAI
• VOTE TUESDAY •••
aolldatioo of electiom," Olloa
1a1d.
Tuesday's elect.ion also will
mark the laat hurrah for tbe
county's 15·year-old Coleman·
Gyrex votlD& machines. A new
and apeedler system la expected
to be ln ~ for next June's
primary electloa.
T&ielday'a ballotiDC will in·
elude TeCa11 elections in tbe Seal
Beach School District and in
Anaheim Unioo H1gb School Dis·
trtct.
Atao for the flnt time, a ma·
jority of the five board members
of the 1rv1ne Rancb Water Dla·
trlct wUJ be elected by the
public.
A recent SUperlor Court de-
cl.llon led to a chaOlfl ID put
procedu.ree wbJcb 1&1" the ma-
jority of the board eJeClckt by tbe
Irvine Company, tbe prtnclpal
're91 P.,,e Al
POI4IS •••
The dbtriet serves Costa lleaa,
Newport Beach and Santa Ana
Helahll. fn Newport-Mesa, ta can·
dldatel are 'fJ'lnc for four aeata
oo • ..... member board.
Three of the Mata are fol' full
foar .. yHr terJ111, in Trustees
Areu 1, 3 aDd 6. In Area 2,
bopelUla are Y)'1.Di for a abort
term, wWl two 1ean Nmal.niq.
Meaa C..U.•'-' Water:
Two ~blnta are '-:-' -Ilario Durante lD DI 1
and J:u~ O. 1!~•ron ln
DlriiJon l Two eaidlda• are ~ eleCtke tn Dtrilloa a. ~are • taW cit fln mllD· lien CD tM b0iir4. 1fbltll Oftl'•
.... t.b8 l\ipplylq \ ,,.... to
reftdlD.ta at Coria Mm and
tomeacU.-tarua.
landowner lD the area.
In another li>cal luue, voters
lD the Capistrano Bay Park and
Recreation DW.rict will decide if
they want to pay for street
a weeping.
Tuesday's ballot a1ao tnchades
state Propolitioo 2 which would
lift a 10 pen:ent interest ceUlDi
on loam made by mort1a1e
ballken and Proposition 3, a
cha.Ilse 1D the method in which
veterans' =tax exemp-tloa1 are com .
Tbe Gann Uve, Plopwi-
tion 4, would require 1ovem-
ment apndes to lllnlt year-to-
year bodlet incre.uea by tytna
tbem to co1t·of-llvln1 and
population lncreaaes.
VoUq booths wUl be open
from 7 a .m. to 8 p.m. at 1.,311
county poDlq places.
1'hulS•rlMag
Sunday was a great day for sailing in Newport Harbor,
even if it meant going for a spin on a sail-powered surf-
board. Brisk breezes kept beach crowds small u the
temperatures peaked at 65 degrees. Wat.er temperatures
boveJ'ed. at a cool It deifeeS.
UCI Faculty fears
~back Moves Due ., .ft!» IR1'nllANN .......... _
..... WI Of • UC ln1M facal-
tJ .... .., ..... ~County cam,_ " • ·~ ...,.,_ ..
for nt'llnilii ID,..~ by ................ ....
... to ........... ~
at tbe ~-aad 1mallnt ~-die•»**· ": A tCJ1? UC aftJdal ID Sa Pia·
dseo, mweva. aald the lntne
facultJ memben ma1 be ••a blt
over-•nxinua."
Tbe Ccmmtttee on Planning
and Bud&et. in Its annual report
to the UCI Academic Senate.
predicUd that reductions io
faculty and bod•et .. may be
eo~ in ta. nest decade ... ''
TM-~---tu..-••td ed-
miniatnlara appear to be wort-
inl OD two premilet Judcin&
from recmt Dl'OPQU1I -Che
the quallt1 ol tlie major cam-
puses such as Berkeley needs to
~ preeerved and that maJOr re·
ducttona in faculty slle at
s maller acbools aucb a s
Riverside aqd Santa Crua must
be paeveated.
''Tbe c:ooaequmcea of tbe9e
prembes." the committee Mid
1D a report. ''is to make the bu.I.It
of wbateftr adjustmeata bue to
be made 1D faculty and budset at
tbe four middle campuses
<Irvine, Davia, Santa Barbara
and San DietJO).
"So lrvine is a potential tarset
for redud.ioos," the eroup said,
••even Uaough our enrollment
prospects are u good or ~
than thole of any other cam·
pua."
Under these circumstances.
the committee said, both tbe
statewide s,stem and tbe lntne campus .. mutt make carefu.I
Ciani to eccioombe where poaai·
le and to eliminate Procrams
where neceuuy to preserve the
quality of the remain.in& pro-
11"am1. ''
Dr. WUlia.m Frett.er. vice pre-
sident o( the UC . system, Uld
Friday in a telepbooe interview
that j14tn1A11tra1on an eoa-cerniicl wttll m••nt••nmc qoa11t:J
oa au nine cam~
.. We.,... to malot-1n.J:ualltf everJ.t.en,'' PreUer 1
Of U. lntDe eommltt.ee re-port, be Uld, ''Tbelr perceptloas
are dlfferent from mine."
''However. boUl tbe Wllvenity
and eunpw must·be careful to
pro•ide rtllOUl'Cft for the de-
velopment ol new procrama and
for the pro(esaional development
of faculty to maintain the in·
tellectual vitality of the institu-
tion," the group's report said.
The committee recommends a
SU'llleO be 4""eloped for auur-
i • • tllat •tat••Jd• •cl· mlniltraton provide UCI with
.. an equitable •hare of re·
soureea.''
A second part of the plan, the
group S&d , "as to stnamline the
adm l.D1ltattl ve acti vtties of the
campus so that they provide
&ood support at low cost."
A lb1.rd stratea would be to
develop new programs "whicb
will ~ attractive to students and
reuarcb supporters," the com·
mittee said.
Bird W atehers
To Tour Bay
llemben or the Friend.a of
Newport Bu will conduct the
second walkiat tour of the Up-per Ba.y'a migratory bird season
Satarda)' mcmJine. -
The two·bour tours of the
Ecoloeical Preserve include in·
formation oo the bay' a 1"ildlife,
blatory and fouib.
'tour IJ'OUP8 deput every 15
minutes from the Intersection of
Eastbluff and Back Bay drives
betweea ta.m. and 10:30 a.m.
Caadldatet rua la tM po-
1rapbleal ana lD wld$ tbey llve W are eMeted b1 all clll-
trtd vottn.
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are no ....-Qlaleal ~CG Ute tlN-IDllD-..........
ftH cudi ..... a. all eotll•
~.==:=-NW•r ...... IDd ~ Jk*llP rot tbe~OI c.&a ..._
. . .
Cables at the Garage
Plackets. cardigans end crews
.coast Man
Stabbed
Al Party
A U·1ear-old Buntln1ton
Beadt mm. wbo aald be was
ltabbed "7 • trio°' 1'CNtU. Ital· ~ ....... dowatowD paft1 nine-lndl~n\':::Uw!
bis back. polte. aaJcl.
lliebael Lee Erwin, offteen
aald, Ito~ from the pwty and coHlll*d on a lawn near
Florida street and Utica A venue
around 12:4'µ.m.
Tbe *Um reportedly suffered
a punctured laq and WU lJllted
fn parded eoadltioD today at
Pacifica Bollpttal lD Hunttncton
Beach.
WltneNes told police ErwlD
eat.end tbe-party clalmlDI three
youtbl bad beat blm up, stabbed
blm ud fled lD a late model
CMwNilt. ...,. .................. .... ,......... --unable to talk &QJOGe lDto re-
movi91 W. lmUe.
Polle. aald Enrln WU unaille
to abed any ll&ht on the motive
for the atabbiq and descrlbed
bis aaaUanU oa1)' u 17-year-
old.s.
Hayden Due
At Doheny
Political actlvilt Tom HQden
la scheduled to speak Nov. 10 at
a Doheny State Beach rally to
,protest propoeed Ueensin1 of two
,sew nuclear reactors at the
ne"arby Saa Onofre Nucleu
Generat:in& Station.
Spokesmen f« the Alllanee for
Survival, one ol the event'• or-
1anbera, aaid Friday Gov.
Brown bad a1ao been invited to
1peak to an antidpated crowd of
3,000 people at the noon to 4 p.m.
rally
But the governor'• aides in
Sacramento aai4 be bu no plam to attend tbe anti-nuclear rally.
Hayden bu acreed to speak
OD eommunlty orianlstn1 efforts
to block tbe propoeed nuclear re-
actor llcemlna.
Nuclear re1ulatory Com-
miuion beari.Dp on the pro-
posed Ucemlq of the two new
atomic ructon at San ODoll'e
are expected to be beld lD April
at San Oemente, Loi Aqelea
ud San DieJO.
Al' ........ ESCAPE TRY FOILED
....... EaltR•J
PETROS, Tenn. (AP> -
James Earl Bay, imprisoned in
the 11aauinatioa of Dr. Martin
Luther Kini Jr., tried UDSUC·
ceaafully to escape from Brushy
Mountain Prison today, prison
officials said.
Ray, serving 99 years for the
~ audsinatioo plus a year
for u e11eape in U17, wu recap-
tured inside the prison grounds
but outside the fortress-like
bulldln& iD the rugged East Ten-
nessee mountains.
Prilon Sgt. .Ray Tucker said
inmate Donald Euge n e
Wolverton accompanied Ray in
the attempt but was also recap-
tured. Tucker said a guard frred
one warning shot but that no one
was bit.
Ray, wbo pleaded guilty to the
killing but lid since declared bis
innocence, escaped witb several
inmates from the prison in June
1977 but was recaptured after a
few days.
King, a black civil risbts
leader was IUDDed down in
Mempbb, Tenn.
Accordinl to Tucker. Ray and
Wolverton began tbelr freedom
bid al about 2:05 a.m . by sawing
throqb a vent lD the back of
their cell into an open space
called a pipe cbue.
tntioUl b1 .. ·~ ud tbe .............. of~l could bl &Um 11 u a.ct Ol lmin-'&c;~l~hin = .,. .. ~ to bani oat
to ~far ~ 1. Man..Y. but not all. blie Jeecllr'a and llC-
tlvllta.,. ~ tbat tt be wtecl down.
p~ 4 wOGld Jlmlt m.
creuee tn fO"l'1UDeD.t 'P"""• to tbe ~ of ,,.,.,.._
arowtb ta the tirm"Dmeatal .U·
ty plua tbe ~• 1Dcftilllle
lD the Consumer Price IDdu.
Backen ,al PropoaiUoD f in-
clude Gov. Edmund Brown Jr.,
Aaaembly Speaker Leo
McCarthy, and Howard Jarvis,
Gann's former Propoaltion U
partner. OpponeqJB include or-
ganized labor, tbe Leacue of
Women Voters, CaJtforoia
Parent-Teacher Association.
and the California Teachers >J..
sociaUon.
Propoaitlon 2 LI backed by
Gov. Brown as well u mortcage
companies, ban.ts, savtnc.s and
Joan usociationa and financial
lnatitutklos. Its few opponents
say at counters President
Carter's anti-1.nflatioo efforts.
Proposition 3 is called a
technlcal cbanee by government
analysts, who say it wouldn't
mean higher taxes for anyone.
State records indicate that no
one campaigned either for or
against it.
OC-10 Pilot
F.Dlogized
~Frien~
SAN PEDRO CAP) -A
sq uad.ron of W~l'l.4 •~ U trainer planet flew tn fonnaUOo
o.er tbe chapel where Cbartel
Gilbert, pilot of the Western
Airlines DC-10 that crashed in
Mexico City •aat week, was
eulogized u "a pilot's pilot."
Approxlmately 400 of GiJbert•s
friends and fam.lb' members at-
tending Sunday's funeral
ser vices at the Green &Us
Memorial Chapel watched the
nine brightly colored C!::" pass low overhead in a tri to
him.
A loth plane, painted black,
veered of( on a patb of lta own,
symbollzl.ng the JOit pUot.
Inside the chJpel, friends
euloaiz,ed Gilbert as a man ded-
icated to his family and pro-
fession as the silver casket lay
draped with an American flq,
Gilbert's photograph and a single
red rose resting on top.
"Flying was much more than
his prolesaion, it was his devo-
tion," said George Hash, a
fellow Weltem Airlines pilot and
longtime friend. "He was known
as a dedicated aviator in the
fullest sense.
"We admired and respected
him as a man who adhered to
every tenet of the Airline Pilots
Code . . . as a recognized pro-
fessional, his advice wu often
sought regarding aviation mat.
ters, especially safety matters."
Another family friend, Robert
Doudna, referred to Gilbert as a
"pilot's pilot," who "talked their
language and s hared their
love."
n Activity Down
loadinc at tile terminal alao
meant fewer automobllea
crowded tbe count,J airport, ac·
eordlq to tile rwport.
Oll1Y ~iT74 velilclea puaed ~ UM alrport'I parkinf
JO&a, WtiiCb w• ClaM to a I per-cent draip OtW Sil*aaber ma. • A.ad· the Idle 'JI ..... AlnNet
pi..., JllllpJld eutJ~faumber al
air cantn 1lidai Jolm 1'l1Dt Airport ljj 3t ,..._. Oftl'.lut
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MARITAL lROU8LE8 ON FlRST ANNIVERSARY?
etwt.ane Ona..,. a9MI Hu8bend Sergei K•uzov
ChristiRa Onassis,
Soviet Mate Split?
ATHENS, Greece (AP)-An
Athena newspaper today report-
ed that a relative or Chrlatina
Onassis said the sh ipping
heiress was dlvorctni her Soviet
hus band. but other sources
labeled tbe story unfounded.
Her aides and immediate
ramUy here refused to d1sculS
the report that her 15-montb-old
marriage to Ser1ei Kausov was
endlDg. But tbe mas1~ulltioo
newspapet Apogevmatini Hid Lt
contacted her in Parla and abe
said the dlwrce reporta were
"unfounded rumors" that ''up.
set" ber. •
The eoaaer•atlve d•U.1
. ! Vraclild aald •-u. !ft U ~-.... =-· ... .... -.. -..... couple's "completely difftnnt
hf e$ty les fin.ally proved to be in-
com paUble." It ttported divorce
proceedings have becun in
Switzerland.
But a court al the Swass resort
or St. Moritz. where the 28-year.
old daUCbter of the late sbippiq
magnate Artstot1e Onassis owm
a villa. denied there were any
Swlu divorce proceedings. Tbe
source, who asked not to be iden-
tified. said she is not a perma.
nent resident ot Switarfand and
that DOD-residents could Dot ln·
atitute 9111 diwwee _proeeedlnp ln this couatry.
au~ ol • breakup bave
surfaced pertodlcallJ al.nee
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--.at.'a.it'AE ~W11Mir·
riase.
Eight Sex Charges
Involve Teacher
WEST COVINA <AP) -A
teacher accused of rapine a hyp-
notized school girl and seven
other sex charges involving
former students s urrendered
voluntarily. authorities said.
The charges against Jesse
Gonzalez, 28, of LaVeme, were
filed in Pomona Munidpal Court
by Deputy District Attorney
Meredith McGanity. She saJd
arranpments for voluntary sur-
render of Gonsalez were made
with bis attorney. Kenneth
Schreiber of Loa An1eles.
Gonzalez was released on bLs
recognisance for a Dec:. 6 pre-
ll.mlnary bearlna jp Pomona
Municipal Cour1.-.rtss lie·
Gan1tyqld..
The charges involve two coeds
at Nogales High School wbo
were 16 at the time of the al-
leged acts by Gonzalez. who bas
been on ao unpaid leave of
a bsence from Giano In -
termediate School since ooe of
the girla made a report to school
authorities Sept. 10.
Shertff's Sgt. Bill Solonano
said Gonule:i ~aught social
studies in the Rowland Unified
School District five years.
The ser1eant said "youoc
girls with difficult home lives"
were singled out for Ss>ttial in-
struct.km.
"He told tbem be was schooled
in ucieot OrieJltal teachina and
knew the secret or Tibetan
lr'l.l1.bs " Solonano said. The~ Orts were told there are
12 levels of coa.sciousness in·
volved in tbe ''truths" and each
leve l demanded a sexual
sacrifice. Solor&ano said.
Another Coast Communi~
College DIW1ct candidate, Alice
Lee Kuberulck, of Seal Beach.
shows campaign income of
U.5 13.96 and expe nses of
$2,681 .31. A third candidate,
Brian Garland, of Huntington
Beach, lilted campaign income
of $2.324 and expenses or $2.475.
Nlne other candidates in the
race declared they were spend-ing under $200
Corporate contnbutions were
largely lactlnc in the disclosure
statement listings The Sl,470
war chest of Saddleback College candidate Robert L ... Bob"
Moore, of lrvme. was boosted,
however. by a S2SO donation
from lrv10e's Fluor Corp.
Moore works for Hughes
Aircraft in Fullerton.
Four Seized
In Santa Ana
Murder Case
A feud police believe dates
back five years led to the beat-
ing death of a Santa Ana man
Saturday rught and the arrest of
rour men. officers said.
FeUmon LuJan Castro, 21, died
at Fountain Valley Community
Hospital s hortly a rter being
beaten about the head with a
three.foot pipe in the parking lot
of a bar at 2Sl3 W. Edinrer Ave.
Officers arrested Valdomero
Amador. 38. Paulino Amador.
'l'l. Jario Amador, 22 and Mario
Amador, 20. all of 2221 S Green-
Vllle St .. Santa Ana.
Police said the four men, who
are related, bave been charged
witli Castro's murder. Officers
beheve a feud dating back five
years to an incident In Mexico
led to the fatal beating.
our Pist selling shirts arrl pant.a ...
stra1~ht ~ cuff1z.d
cords) w,(ie end
116rrow wa1cz.>
both com<i in
tt.i~ht~
co Tora
shown with our gr.z.at 1ook1rq
cotton flennil
elurts ,in tradi-
tioM] tdrtm"l arrl
clo&eic pst,terns.
set ue a atlckball aame riaht ln front of tbe )'OUDI ladi•. ll
didn t draw mucb attention. ~ ,srta, either by des1P or
otherwise, were quite wumpresaed.
Tb.la reqWred the boys to be more innovative. One pro-
duced a box, wbereln, be hinted 1n stage voice, be bad cap-
tured a dY1na wild beast. It was never very clear wbat
Jllnd of beast lt waa. •
••Let's ,torture it to death." one lad exclaimed.
Whereupon the whole crew set upon the box with their aame
sticks; beating, poling and whooping at the miserable
creature within.
NOW, I'• llAftlEa certain tbere waa notblnl In tbe
box. If l'cl realb tbouP\ there wu somethlq alive 1n the
boJt. I'd have tried some beatloa 1DJ'MU iapcm the mi.
creants. TJU.a uide, Lbe box-beating efforts of the lad.a produced
the desired result.a. It got the attention of the girls.
"You are a bunch of crude. cruddy beasts." one of the
young ladies shouted at them
"You should be ashamed of yourselves. I Just hope
somebody gets sticks and beats on you "
This burst of outra1e produced great whoops from the
lads who increased their efforts to beat the box and torture
the "creature"Js1de Another young lady shouted al them
to stop.
"AW, SHtrr UP, fatso," one of the boys repli4$d. This
snappy response drew gales of laughter from the other
boys, along with considerable thigh-slapping and
scratching.
Having now accomplished their mission to agitate the
girls, the lads soon tired of the whole affair and went away
with t.t>etr bp" and slicks.
Well, at least the TV sets aot a chance to cool off for
awhile. Tom Sawyer would have loved the scene.
Huckleberry Finn would have offered bis congratulations
Things don't really change so much after all.
ALTBOUGB T•B
pr• 114eat II ad 1ou1bt a
IWMlbJ rilHonlftl bill wttb fewer
Pr~iesters Drape
. ..
Stahle of Liberty
NEW \'ORK (AP) -Wblle bundreda of tourtl\a were turned away.
seven penona cb•lned tbemlelves lnalde the Statue of Uberty and
unfurled a i•foot·1:f, baDnet demandlnt that tbe deposed 1b&h of
Iran be "tried and p bed."
Th• unarmed demonstrators, members of the Persian Speakin1
Group of the llo.lem Students
AaltOClatioa of the United Stat.es
and Canada, stayed lnaide tbe
national landmark for 3'1'1 boun
Cycle Club
Party Ends
InSlayings
DETROIT <AP>-Kembers of tbe USS &nterprlH•. a
Detroit motoreycM club, spent
tbelr awn money N"#amptna the
old auto repair abop. Tbey
opened their new clubbowle with
a party that ended witb a bloody
confrontation and three people
dead. Six people were wounded
when the gun battle erupted
early Sunday. James "Pepper
Red" Evans II. 30, president of
the rival Satan's Sidekicks, died
from a lin&le bullet wo~d in hi& forehead. police aald. En·
~membera~eaaecbAJ·
leo Freuell, 32, and Claude L
"Mandinka" Ballard, 36, ~
were slain.
JAMES WILLIAMS, president
of the Enterprises. said Ballard
was collecting $2.50 per person
to cover dnnka and prizes for
the 150 party-eoen when about
20 Sidekicks memben baraed
in. refusing to pay the cover
charge.
An argument enaued ~ben the
Sidekicks were asked to leave,
Williama said. He said he saw a
Sidekicks member pull a gun
and fire three shots, fatally
wounding Ballard.
Police said witnesses told
them several people pulled suns.
beginning a barraae of more
than a dozen sbota as the battle
spilled into the street. Six
handauns were confiscated,
police said.
Sunday until police cut their
cbalns and took tbem into
custody.
AlJ'IROamES SA.ID the incl·
dent -wbldl colndded wltb a takeover of the U .S. embuay lD
Tehran by lranlan at ... -
beaan when the lf'OUP Jimmied • wlnclow in the statue'• crown
and unfurled a bauer that
stretched the leqth of tbe ~
foot atruetun. It read: •1ibab
must be tried and pun•Aed ...
Tbree tben cbatned
tbemaelv .. to ralUn&• ln the
crown while tbe four others
shackled tbem1elve1 to a
pedestal balcony. official.a aald.
The Laland wu cloeed durln&
the demonstration and remained
closed the l'eilt of the day. About
1,000 tourists were forced lo
leave
THE SEVEN, WHO refused to
identify themselves. were to be
arraigned today in U.S. 01stnct
Court in Manhattan on federal
cbaraes of criminal trespuama
and d.Ulclrderly conduct.
Bahram Nahldtan . a
s pokesman for the Iranian
-group. said the seven opposed
former Shah Mohammed Reta
Pahlavi's presence in New York
Cold Front Chills . West
Dorothy Alexander
Douglas K. Ammerman
Janie An'Otd
Myrtle & S'9Ye Aaat11no
Knstlna D Aun Toni I Don Ayres. Jr
Bonnie Ban1noton
Garth Bergaoo Susan Beraflad
Marilyn Bidwell
Rooe< Blanchard
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Mr & Mrs Glenn Bollenbach
Marilyn A. BonMCk
Ellen G Botchlenlua
Carole & Ben Brown
Kay Brown
Robert S. Brown
Chuck & OlaM Buchanan
Cynnle & Dave Bunnell
Betty & 8111 Clartl
Stan & Rae Cohen
Stan & Maureen Cole
Partler & Patty Dale
Catl1nn & Lionel 01 Silva
Betty Oobbl Dorothy a Mll111 Doetel
Jim & Lynn Dowty
Mr. I Mtt George Drayton
CarOI I Luk9 Dru
Henry I JIH Ourttee
Hank Out1tW
Nancy Ehaen W.H~Eden Fred I 8emk:ie Elli•
Sany l EHie Faber
Mrt 011 FetOUIOO Fred I Ann r:n.tone
Mytnl Fr.men
PltOacdl
J-* & MlrOe o.meue
Judy Oef1ner SonJa I Gary Orly
M.A. Green
Biii I ~Grundy
Tim Hlldtnoer
Stan H.rttNn
Bead-'s llp
Designed and built by Harald Maennle. an archlt.ecture
atudeal. t.bis sculpture ol a woman '1 head is tbe newest
attraction m a Darmstadt. West Germany. park. The
he ad. which ~tands nearly 24 feet high, is made of
plastac matena1 and was paid for in large part by local
comparues and art lovers
PA ID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
YES! We .. llewe In
B.J. SKILLING
FOR ·
SCHOOL BIARD
Hank & Geny Hast•~
JoAnn & Btll Heburn
Norma Hertzog
Dora & NedHlll
Joe & Gen+e Hill
Jack B HochaOel
Dr & Mrs. Cliff Hoetetler
Tom & Ondy Houston
WA H U9Cr0ft
Jaou1e & Bot> Jackson
Tay Johna
G rac1a JohnsOn
Ruth K Jottnson
Sally F Jotlnson
Richard V Jordan
Goldie Joeepf'I
Pat Kendnck
Sarah & John K9'r
Jania L. K1ngaard GregOf'Y & Joie Kruel
Kathryn LaGrandeur
Howard Lane Bev & Bill Langston
Mr & Mrs Miles B Larson
Charlotte Lawrence
Douglas Liechty
Jeaf\ & Bob Lucas
Mat1!yn Lynch
Ctlrts Matlhtlt
Doreen Marshall
Mrs Jactt Marshall
M ~I
Mlnhall
Mc::Culloch
Mindi
Mr & MnL Bruce Nott
Joan~
Jan & 06dc Pauley
Ronald & Alextndra ~,,.
Margety P. PNlllpe
A. L. NPlnk .. Pinkley
Otbbfe Pitt Rut~PtulM*
Mr. & Mr& Na* Radluy
Marilyn & ~ Riiey arome c. Roblnten
Paul & Kathy Rolfes
Ook>teSRoes
Sally & Terry Rousselot
Paul & Beverly Salata
Joan Sammis
Milt & Patt...aene Sampson
Marc11 Saoett>rey Steve Sauert>rey
AllMO & Ed Schrader
Cynthia smvtt
Judy SChlJtt
Howard P Shelton
Jim & Jud)' ~ton
Mr & Mrs John St11mko
Fnincee W Slooer
Donald E. Smellwood
Jacicle & Hobie Smith
Helen H Snider
Sally B. SomeB
Irene SC>8l1ta
Diane & Tom Stactllnger
Joan Staintorth
Jim & RhOdl Stanley
Mra Edwin Steen. Jr
Jeny & Duncan Stewart
Dorothy B Stillwell
Or. I Mrs. John F. Stollsteimer
Mr I Mfs. enc P. Strutt JeanT~
Grady Thompeon, M 0
Mrs John Thoutend
Clarence & Cella Turner tlm & NMCV Tutner ynn S Turner
JNnnlewane-
SorreU I Newt Wayne
Jean H. WeQ8fW
llOyd I Joen Vf1nbum
AnnWltd
JlmWood l Mre. ~8. WoolMy
BeGeYlhn •
Diani •George Ylrdley j JMrl &8obYll'dleY • ~Yoder
(Ptftlll Uet) t •
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The Anny, Navy, Marines, Air Force and
Coast Guard participated over the w~kend in the largest U.S. Reserve ex-
erCJSe ever conducted. More than 3,000
men and women joined in a make-believe
battle in the Marin hills just north of the
Golden Gate bridge. The object of the 40.
hour exercise was to capture the
"weapon", a black box with a gallon of lood scotch inside.
.Food ··Strike Called Off
Teamsters, Butchers OK 3-year Pact
SAN D1SOO (AP) -._ llartae drtll ill·
tbadcn, wllO fia llfe lmpr,tacement it CODTjded,
wat lliitor9 a -.nJ ~ martial tod.11 to ............... ~-~ •l'tdtll ta .. emb'· a.auk. Oat ....._. prt....-at a ml.lltat7-
atJ1e O.SJwJ ta .JtdJ aboatnporta of aa = mua NP'll at Camp ;~ a IPR• --~--....:..----;...;.;.:.;..:;;...:..::-:.;.;;.;;.;.~..;..;.:;~~~
NUlde .... a1*1t. mUeil aGnb of here. Paid Potfttcal ~If ___ .._
ftlS A".KGSD lnddlat toot place eal1f In
... ...... ., l~wbm tbe three off-4uty drlll lliiilbudwl bai'lt into nendt bar-raca. cdlr9d tJae aJeen men IDto roll-eaD tonna-
tkla, tlllD ii• tMd.. klcbd. llapped and ebobd 114
pftTaW wbo ... undersutal rt.fie lrJ.lnlna at Cam~. ~ reerultl wbo took tbe stand clurtng
dlle IUIDIDll' beartna ..set l.beJ could smell liquor
on the *ill imtnadon. Sewral said they weN told
they wOak1 be killed if they .. IQ1lealed ...
llutne aDOteemen said the ooly laJuriel re-
ported after the aDued uaault were minor -one recruit WAI treated {or a 1plit lip and another for a
chtpped tooth.
STANDING GENB&AL court martial are
Gwmery Sil Cbarlel Bryant, 28. of NubvWe,
Tena.; staff SCt· Rockie Crou, 29, of Anadarko,
Ok.la.; and set. J~ Lopes Jr., 23, of Fresno,
Cal.if.
Tbe three are charsed with 12C specifications
of recruit abuse, one count of being drunk and dis·
orderly and 11 counts of verbally threatening the
recruits. ·
If convicted, they could draw maximum
penalties of We lmpriaonmeot, reduction in rank
to private, forfeiture of all pay and allowances and
diabonorable dlscbaraea.
A rotJrre DULL instructor, Sgt. Gilbert
Speck, 22. ol Commerce CttJ, Colo .• bas been or-
dered to stand a separate special court martial on
charges be failed to report the alleeed assault.
TIME·FOR A .
CHANGE?
C....C1 .,C•111DW.kt
DW:loDeC1ll1h1Dea..C1 ,, fhC..t
~··"AMI TM Accountlnt
· Contadoren I~
AUCI ..-11-..c:a
Collegelnllructor
I nstructora de Colegk>
x
x
CAIOL.I.~
ExeaAive Administrator X
Admtnittradora E tutlva
TaUSl& AalA 4 CFUU. T&Mt
la1AM J. •All AND
Trustee Huntington Beach City School Dlstnct x
Regente O.stnto Escolar de la Cfudad oe
Hun!1ngton Beach
The lid Hoc Feeolty El.c:tion Committee of ORANGE ~ ~ GOLDEN WEST COLLEGES supports the *"-~ We believe it • tune for a ehange in
00.d membershtp. We belMMt ycx.i, the voter, will sup-
port 1a In our etforta to nw1ntain the kind ot quality
**ation OrMg9 Coast and Gotci.n Wat Colleges have
long P'O¥>ded the commt.inity
Marine Corps Recruit Depot spokesman LL Col. Mllte Sweeney aald about 25,000 recruits are ..._ _______________ __.
annually stationed at the base and placed under -----------------
the supervision of 600 drill imtructors
"You could say the incident put a IJtUe mud on
our boots," Sweeney said when the courts-ma.rt.Jal
were ordered two months ago by depot com-
mander M.itj. Gen. Charles Cooper. LOS ANGELES CAP) -A
threatened strike by 20,000
bukhera and teamaten apinat
7 ,500 $outbern California
markets was called otr wbm a
three-year contract otter by tbe
the majority voted to accept the
contraC!t. whose leaders bad recom-
ded h "Not all drill iostructors are vestal virgins men acceptance, ave voted Sweenov added, "and neither are all recrurts."
Food Em=:-Council wu approved .
Membera ot the meateplters
union approfed t.be eontnet by
a 1-1 WWWSlii fD V0U.. Siduidl(f ... ·····~· ....... . Em'Plo)'en Cot.men apokesmari
Bob Voight. Teematen truck
driven. 1'ho deliver crocertee to
the stores-. split alm09t ~so. but
Ballot returns from two more
meat cutters locals had not been
counted by Sanday Dilbt, but un-ion spnteamen Da $winton uid
there were rmt ..,,...,, members
in tboeetoeall &odlaae .... wt.
eltberWQ '
by more than 3-to-1 margl.n for r--~--J------------------------------acceptance."
Tbe Teamsters contract ~
ed tbelr ••Jea and fringe
beneftta by abbut SS.40 over the tbneyean. .
Tbe cmtaillllt wttb .. ....u meat .... _....,.._....,., .u .... ...._ ...............
too aald the ~meat would
add three cenu la libor coats to
a pound ol meat over the next
three years
fine grooming tpeefatties fOr the man~~ the queOty of a
custom.Quilt sponscar. The ~a lntevptet8d in companion
preparations, N::tl encased in leather with the Lam~ini bull. Limited
edition gold electroplated metal hip uwelen: Co~. 2% oz. 140.00.
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Gasoline Shortages Possible After-Shave, 2% oz. 120.00. After-Shave Balm, 21h oz. 130.00. Leather-cased
Cologne Atomizer, 2 oz. 28.00. After-Shave, 4 oz. 25.00. Silvery
Hip Traveter Cologne. Z'h oz. 35.00. After-Shave. Z'h oz. 28.00.
Grand Touring Se~ oz. each Cologne and After Shave 1n leather case.
60.00. South Coast Plaza. Cosmetics. Sales tax and delivery charges,
outside our regular free delivery area, will be added to
telephone .and mail orders.
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LOS ANGELES <AP) -
Gasollne abortqes are poalble
this mCIDtb if motoriata don't c:ao-
serve, because dell•erles of
guollne. will be almost u percent
lower than last Novem.ber, ·
petrolewn expert Dan Luaclbera
predicted.
Catalina
Matriarch
Dies at 76
Lundberg, wtlo had forecast
possible sbortqes fOl' last month,
sJid the nation's motorists cut
guoline ccasumptlon by more thane percent ID October.
Bat be noted that spot
stiottages and lines were report-
ed by the American Automobile
Association 1D Waablngton, D.C.,
Maryland. New Jersey and New Yot~ and said further cutbacks
would be needed In November to
avoid tines and station cloelqa.
.. It u time to reany stress tbe
conaervatloo ethic," Lundberg said.
Bright bands of plum and blue on white ceramic,
made by ~ldelll for I. Magnin exclusively.
Coffee pot for caffe latte, caffe espresso
or coffee American-style, topped with separate
hot milk pitcher insert and lid 30.00.
Mug 6.00. Caff8 espc8590 cup and saucer 8.00.
Sugar bowl with lid 10.00. Deaert platB 8.60.
South Coest Plaza, Gift Galleries
AVALON (AP> -Tbe
matriarch of Santa
cataUna lalaad'a Lv1eat ~~y~ __ dess_e_rt _1ta_l1e_n-_stu_1e_
All 68 of her descen·
daata were bom on the
island and stlll ll•e
wit.bin a few blocks of
each other on the island
of 1,500 penons.
Members of the
Saldana fam.117 wort In
banb and nltaanntl,
operate boat.a and ran tout ..._, are eowboJ1
at tbe WrUte1 ~ranch
• and OWD the l.aliDd•s Oil· 17 butm ebop.
newl r1chl recgl mtroducmg lamborgh1m no.~
-,.
~-a would almptify lii8 now-eomplex usesa-meat pl'ocedures used to determine property tax rates
ancl 1>l'OVidea equity for veterans tu exe~ptiona. It would
notclianaetaxllabillty.
Tbe Dally PUG& recommeadll a YES vote oa Prop. 3.
Pl~ ' would .set llmltJf op expenditUl'el by state and; local gov~ agencles· and p~ f,hat
excess revenue coUej:ted lJe ~tw;ned to taxpayers. ·ii., ex-
tensive e:JelllptioDl'4!6Qld ~ 'te'pl CJ11.UOOS.
Tbel)allyl'Uotr~~·X¥T.PteoaProp.•.
OM8'I' colOIUNft'Y COIUGI: D~cr
Tiie DaD.J ~ ncommmdll:· 1 ~ · ' "
" · Carol 1 ~la Tr,stee Area Z llelleft~blT...-.Ana4 .. -~:. r.lal8•m & Ollcm" .. Triilt6e Area 1
• NEWPORT-MESA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTIUCT
The Dally Pilot recommends. Kenneth Wayman lnArea t
dB~J. tBarbara> Mlllq or •.• An ........ Ana J
Todd Beu ID Area S
lllke JleLa ........ la Area 2.
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LAGUNA BEACll:tJNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT .
The Dally'PUot recom~:
Dr. RonaJdadkoae
BarryBWaeU
CAPISTllANO UNlJ"IED SCHOOL DISTalCI'
The Dally Pilot recommeadf:
"Ted Kopp In Tnll&ee Area 1
· · : Chal'lei a. ·wan1 In 'l'nll* Are• z
& : · Edward ·Westberg In TnlAee Area 3
DlVINE tJNQlED SCHOOL DISTIUct
The Dally Pilot recommends. · •
Gonloe6*hel
Jim Min"!:{ ElbalMASl
HUNTINGTON BEACIJ·UNION
HIGH SCllOOL IUSTJllCT
TbeDally PUotrecommlindr.
'lleleaDIUefor afoar.,eertenn
BrtanLakeforafoar-JQl'&enn
S&epben8mltb for a two.year&erm ...
llUNTINGmN BEACH
CITY 8t'llOOL DIBl'lUCT
Tbe DallJ Pllot recommends:
.· ·,,\' .
Norma Vbder Molen
Guy Nellon
FOUNTAIN V AUEY'8CROOL DISTRICI'
The D8uY Piiot reeommendtt ClaerflS.~ JUcbrdF. elma or
Carol Mobil
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OCEAN VIEW sC&ei~ Dl8ftlct ;
Tile Dally Piiot reeom~~ .. '·'~' ~ \'
Earl Water&
THE F.8CAIATING Soviet at·
tack on nGClear ~
could not come .t a wone time
from SAL'rs ataDclpoUlt. Led by
President Leonid Bre1bnev himself, tbe Soviet campalp
reached a new peat Oet. 25 wben
Defense Mlntstv Dmttry Ustinov
accuaedtbe U.S. -not NA.TO-of
"whipplnc up an atmosphere of
fear, putting tbe IJ'IDS race iDto a
bilber tear and opea.11 ~
mg milltaryp~aU9111:'' ~
Such intemperate lu1UA19 a.
really d1reeted not at IM U.S.
but at NATO•• WIDerabM Ban>-
pean memben. Yet. U1 llD·
avoldable 8'cle efteet ta to IDette anU-Sovtet auer in tbe u.a.
Voucher Proposal .
Panics Educators
TocfaV• column ia written bJ1 Mr. Woten'~
Phil Jordon
California's educational
establishment seems close to
panic over the proposed
"Education By Choice" in-
itiative amendmenl to the state
~Utution. Comm.only called ''tbe voucher p1an••, the amendment
would chan-
1Jel school
fillancial sup-
port. via
certificates
issued to the
parents of the
state's school
children, to
the public or ,
non -public
schools of tbe
parents' choice
Initiative authors Jack Coons
and Steve Sugarman, both
University of California law pro-fesson, could bring a healthy mea.ure of competition to and,
tbrougb auch competition, a
bilher quality of educatloa to
public schools.
CE8TAINL Y the current state
of our public schools leaves
something to be desired. To cite
just one "horror story" of many,
the UC system accepts· as
freshmen only the top 12 percent
of the state's public school graduates -yet up to bait 'those
accepted have to begin their
uni veraity studies with
"bonebeacl-1HM0 • To win a place on next Jm>e'a
ballot. ~" backers must
·Bob Greene
collect at least 553,790 valid
voter signatures on tbeir peti·
tions by Jan. 4. Many such at·
tempt.a have failed even tbou&b they had rich ftmnctal bacldq.
This effort would seem to be
facing an insurmountable task. It's truly grass l'OOU, wttb little
of the orpNsldoa ..U, bmd
lD sueb eamp••r:...,v...,...
poUUeal ~ W1t1 fr of San cllco, wtio'a ban"
dllng the drive. 8QS support bM
been steady -but in very am.all
amounts.
REAcnON FROM teacben
unions and 1tate officiala ln-
dicatea they are ettber taJdDI DO
chances or are truly afraid the
initiative will &0 OG the ballot and
be approved by the voten.
A few lepslaton bne ex·
preaed sympathy with tbe Dian.
They quickly beard from
teachers' unions, which pack
fµiancial and ballot box clout,
and have been mute aiDce.
State scbools chief Wllaoa Riles, usually moderate, bit 'tbie
proposal with what can only be
called overkill. It could briq, he
warned, schools run by sucb
'cults" as the People's Temple,
the Ku ~lux Klan and tbe
Moonles.
True enough, since sucb tlux
enjoy the same rights u every·
one else. But who, other than
cult members' cbUdren, pre.
sumably indoctrinated anyway,
would attend such schools?
MORE LIKELY, "cboice"
schools would be launched and
operated by paNDtl and odms.
AGAINIT na Mw:;e
DAiia. c.tra MLT4illiin.,. baril'~-to .... -°"= p0UUcal ar...-. ;u;; u., ....... ..,...."* batd towtaw .... -.tou.e~.
0. .. ~~a;-. ..... ·••a~ O..wsilt floil u wbo ta
tbe .... JillOI' -illember ol t.be sea.~ ltietMJom c.o.
m.lttee, .. Wit-" at home
by 1laJorn1 e•••r Brrd.
Oateaaibl)', B1rcl •• aJkin• wbea the cOIDDdttee might
Rnltb up wMb SALT; actually be
called iq 1ent11 preuure
1.orimQ to -oa ~ fence on tlMrtOtlWL . . -ror ~. u.e,wa Juit ~ot ......... t§. ceillift ~ ... "' b)'. .tder Itel ._Av D ...... rtm..: trl .... ..., tiJ Bneaukl. C9rter'• a
securltJ ac!Ylser.: aad Im·
portuned ·ln yet anotber
telepbane call by Seaetar7 ct
State ·CJTw Vance C. .. PleUe. M.weaeed,_..,,
TD --~Gt:. la tbe J.me for ..., f~ MDlltor:
Vote fair SALT to prevmt Sm.ate
&epabUcu leader Howard au. 'fftllD leUla& -.tw..-ta1e .._ c.ariel' ID lall pt.....,_
Ual CWll '•: ._for SALT IO
1 = :: :fTO..:U-...:J :!1 ,.,.. ot IW:lt•· I~ for SALT J or .. tM aua1l~1, woa•t un~ .... ~ ... ·· . Sada UDMla IPA)' Well bave
thelr ~{ve .... But Byrd conn• to lntimat. be 11 not
close to tb• 81 • Senate vote.
needed for treaty appronl. end
be may benefit more from sum
tbu loft aoap. Sipa11 are com-
lnl fropl the White House of lm·
mfoent eaneealom to Sen. Sam
NUDA ad others wbo demand
hleber defeme spendln1 in re· turnfors~SALT.
THE WRITE ROUS& scare
tactlc of warnlq 1enators that
defeat ol SALT could 1~ll the doom ol NATO baa backfired
and ta wt:ndlq clDwn under or·
den from tbe'top, 1'be presklent
ba f>eell told that lf SALT II Ml
ntWed. tbe wamlnl could tum
Into • lelf ·fu.lftlllna prophecy -leavm1 dail country not only
witbout an arms treaty but
wit.bout a NATO alliane?e.
But subsUtuUne defense
1peadiae for scant talk will not
help if tbe admlnlltl'atldn tJ cor·
red tn um private predict.ion:
Tbe Kremlin feels that forcing
NATO to scrap n'tClear weapons
modemlr.atioa is more impor-
tant to Soviet ends than inducing
Ute Senate to approve SALT.·
~~ ~ puta much • more f iD weapons than in i
treaUel.
\\ I 'II let ~ tire uch other ... *
of whatever creed, race. or
pollUml penauioo, dissatisfied
wttb tM educ.aoa tbeir cbildren
receive iD public scbools today.
It .la tbat ver/ real disaatiafac·
tioa, Jgpjfled or not. tbat is the
tbreat to the present public school QStem.
Wbetlaer the .. Educ:at.ioa By
Choice" ioltlaUve makes the
ballot, mucb leaa enters the
state CICIDIUtudoo. remalaa to be
seen. U it does, its teacher and
state official opponents may de·
serve a lot of the credit.
Just before blasting the in·
itiative, Riles said be did not
want to give it "visibility." yet
that was just what he . a c·
complished by what he said
next.
That sort of publicity can't be
purcbaaed -even by drives far
better endowed than this one.
_What's Magic About Being So1neone's Brother?
brothers and 1lsters have iD
common ls that they ~ tbe
same parent.I, ~ are-_ up in
the same boUle. otberwllle. iD
almost all caaea. tbey •arr wild·
ly from one anotber. TbeJ baft
different int..u, abWUel aad
desires. Almo.t alwa11 tbeJ
punue diffeNDt counee ID llfe.
the United States wlab very
much that it was 1963 a1aln. It
isn't, and it's never goina to be.
But many people apparently
think that with a different Ken-
nedy in the White House, all
those years of unhappy blatory
are 1otna to be washed away.
YOU CAN'T really blame Ted
Kenned)' for following up on this
1117-8 ~:~:i~=~n
representative and see the newest
Henaghan collection. Informal
modeling from 12 to 4 on
the Upper level.
11~'0 Jess~ McClintock U Here in person with
here nil/ng new co1fectfon for
Juniors. Informal modeling from
12 to 4 on the lower level.
1119-10 :n~~man
representative, here with his latest
collection of classics. Informal
modeling from 12 to 4 on
the Upper level.
1119-10 ~eze~= with his exquisite collection of
Ceramics and P-otWY tram 12 to' :
In the Cuestillil Cift Shoti
11/12-14 ~:~~n
our newest collection of Coats, Suits
and Rainwear. Informal modeling
each day from 12 to 4 on the
Main level.
11r '12 /o~than Hitc~ock / HIS representative,
here today with the glamorous new
• collection. Informal modeling from
12 to 4 on the Upper level.
11r '12 'ri:>ung Edwardian / ·Mary Weill, here m
person with all the great looks of the
collection. Informal modeling from
12 to 4 on the lower Level.
11113 ~":/:~,
with his charming fashions for fall.
Informal modeling from 12 to4
on the Upper level.
t!l1 l.Ji~J?t;.h#JM
of Cardessa. Informal modeling from
12 to4 on the lower Level.
11114 ;;:;&:~
here with the very best of Patty
Woodatd's creations for Juniors.
Informal modelin,g from 12 to
4 on the Lower LfM!t.
11/15 ~s'ZC:Fop
represent.a~ here with all the
avant--garde fashions for Juniors.
lnfonnal modeling from 12 to4
on the Lower Level.
11115-16 ~~
~ hM! with the fall
collection from Marie Needleman.
Informal mode/ins .from 12 to 4
on the Upper Level.
--i 1r "16 srraWberry Plant ~1fl / 0oroth5Schoe1en,
here with the sensationa fashions for
, Jtmiots. Informal mode/ins from
12 to 4 on the LOWtlt. L.vel
11'/1C.. ·11 St John Knits U-A special
representative, here with all the polish
and sophistkation of the St John
Knits Collection. Informal modeling
from 12 to 4 on the Upper Level.
11117 ~ado
Goldsmith, here with the newest
cofleCtion of Hot! fashions for Juniors.
Informal modelit1g from 12 to 4
on the lower level.
11117 ~~~his
Hot! collection of what to wear for
Disco-Skating. Informal modeling
from 12 to 4 in Early On
11/21-22 ~neVon
Here in person' wfth her f~
collection of easy fashion. Informal
modeling from 12 to 4 on the
Upper Level.
11123 ~::~=
with his latest collection of glamorous
sportsweat Informal modeling from
12 to 4 on the Upper Level.
11124 e:,:~n8:san
with his collect1on of night-shapes and
sophistication. Informal modeling
from 12 to4 on the Upper level.
11124 ~~;aMen
Shanks, here with the sensatK>nal ~
collection of mensweer from 12
to 4 on the lower level.
11/26 ~~:=s
with his whole Clehe of beautiful
blouses and more. Informal
modeling from 12 to4.
11/26-27 . ~Y!Lre
person with her fantastic collection
of silks. Informal modeling from
11 to 4 on the Upper Level.
11128 =lesse
Did<inson's special representatW.
hete with the allure of her latest
collection. Informal modelirw from
12 to 4 on the Upper Level.
11/29 ~~Kl:;:,
with his wonderful new collectloft ol
robes and easy livins fhhws. lnlonnal
modelirw from 12 to 4 on the
Upper Level.
" 11130 ~:=c., :
~t~ here with the l.Jfll!St
coll«tion of Jiliani dtmes. lnfotmal
modeling from 12 to 4 on the
UPP!!' Level.
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DR. THOUS' HOUGHTON
Huntington Beach Sementar' School Board
' Dr. Thonm Houston. natlonafty '"'°""' <Ndrel•'• denti.t. prxtlcll~ 10 yewa In HuntlnaD'I Bw::tl, llMOUnoei hla C*ldldec.y tor Huntttioton ....,_ ·•-{ SchOot Board. br. Houghton. father of six. hes <MM:lted 21 years of his ttfe for an end heatttt
of children. His expertence. honeltV and Integrity are needed on the 8ChOol bOerd.
PMt tor by the oommtttM to Wet Or. Thomas Houghton to tM Huottog1oo 8.:itt El~ School Board. Chairmen. Cynthia Major. 9591 Lassen Circle. Huntington
Beach. Ca 92646
PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
RB&« Aa.E. OP COllrff,
aenra1 key dilferencea between U.. •tock market apeculaUoo
of t~e "20I and real e1taie 1pecalatlon today. '°' cme tblDI. real estate ln· vestora ~re not subject to marlin calla and aellouta, tbe
atoci market phenomenon ln
which falllng prices aomeUmes
result ln automatic sellout.a ol ln·
vest.on who can't come up with more ca.ah.
~nts .Teach
Sex Education
BELVIDERE, N.J. CAP> -Sebool oMd•ta iD thll coamnmlty are trytq to curb UDW~ ~
•1e prepanciea bJ tea~ stucleaD to tuda claamatee about birtb COD! •
Tbe Belvidere School Diltrict lnTtted PlamMd
Pareuthood to traiD bi8b acbool sWdeata to teacb sex educatSoG.
"We're trying to attack the problem on u
many fronts u we can," sald Joan O'IAarJ, a
spokeswoman for the Philipsburg chapter of
Planned Parenthood.
111. O'Leary said that because teea-apn dia·
cuas sex mostly among friends, it is likely they
would be receptive to learning pregnancy preven-
tion methods from their peers.
Police Search IDegal
TROY, N.Y. <AP> -State police W.,ally
MU'Cbld _. H'*'iece med by tbe Hell'1 Auell motoreyde club In mber, a local Judp-.
mled.
'lhlJudp dM1 nale, however. that troopers act-
ed le1ally wben they searched a third buUdinc
where they thought stolen furniture might be
lound. They bad obtained a search warrant for
that search.
I.
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National University comes to Orange County!
~
Bd.elor of Busb•~ Administration
Clasl88 begin Noven•tiir 6 in City of Westminster
Netlonal UniYerait(a currb.Un Is gMr'ld toward mebn adutts with wonc
experience who want 10updlle1he lkllll n--.ary lor C&feer·adYancement
In the eYer-<:hanging ~ WDltd.
• Study one oourM at a 1tme.
• Two e'W9111f9 per week and en OQ:'.W)llal Saturday
e 0cpet1enced acadll1 liC and be ' 1 I prdesaionats make up
the qualified f8CdrV.
cau t57~ tor infonnation
or visit OOf Academic and admlSSIOOS coonseftng office located at
John Wryne Alrport.19531 Airport Way Soutti.Su1te 10
Hours: 9 NA to 9 PM Monday ttlru Friday
9 AM to S PM Saturdays
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Main Campus: 4141 Camino def Rio South In San Diego
SKA WIN
(Appointed Incumbent -Short Term)
Candidate for
Experience.
. ,
Of qHllflcalloa1
"I have aUended Newpert.•esa lehools. As a long term resident I
have a keen bdens& la tel •1111 .r-eommunlty, Being on tbe School
Board Is my way of dGlnl Jm&'tla&"
Mtclulel Sbwla'• broad espedmaee ID tile baainess sedor, coa-
tradl ma•apmeat .-_,.. .... , and bis deep eoaeern for our
eommat&J wlD be lualuWie;
• PrWll& pc4dlha-== .:=:.. ..
• Edaeatloa -llBA. Amerteaa Gnclaa&e Sc11oo1 of Ja.
teniatllmal ·~•eat, BA. Uamntty Proflle of Wedl•Nll, Baaada Ill&' SdM>ol, aus
ofUD
• Baekpoand-.... " 11 rt for ZS,_,. .......
1
D~ PAT: Muy coWhN ud P.E. lnat.n.te-ton readll1 acboit they do not have a work1nl mowJed&ectapoltaaulfltioQ. To accommodate that
real neec1 ct bllh tebool l.nd colle1e athletel for
aut.M>rit.a!Ye auldance, Kab Kacatboe Found•· Uoa reque.tecJ-Mailne I. Schade, a nationally·
~ dletldan and receot president of the
Oru1e County NutrtUon Council, to prepare a
"Senn·O.y Athletic Menu" researched and de-
silned to proTlde a vart~ diet with the basic buUd.inl bloeb and eiiera resources important to
achlevtq and austa.lnlnc lood physical effort.
Tb1I meeu la available free to high school and
college ooacbe& who request it on school letterhead
stationery and provide a No. 10, sell·addressed.
stamped envelope. Contact Katos Ka1atbos Foun·
elation, P.O. Box418, Laauna Beach 92852. B.s.n .. Lacuna Beach
. nub for ,,..tdlq tlda laformatlon to A VS
.. lateresaed coadtes eH tUe 1dvaata1e of offer· ~I tllelr adaletes a profHldcmal.IJ·pJ"epared food .....
DEAS aEADE&S: Teets at tbe Nalloaal
8areaa of Standards ~ CGUGmen btdlcate tbat ~pie milll &Ille aame ruse to prepare tlM Idea·
Cleal meaa cu dlfter ID their me el eaero bJ as
"9UC!l u 3S pene11t. Some el &M &op eaMCY uers
{earruged ~ poalUoa of Ute ovm neb after &he
ovea was bot and tbey opened die o•ea door to
dleek tile food frequently. Some "fassy" cooks
jpeaed tlle oven door repeaeedly to attr and rear·
fanfe &l9e food or rotate tbe atemll.
Wu&efal ener1Y habits al90 were observed
•bea mtDa surface beaten. Foocls were cooked on
•e llJglt Ilea& leUiq teo ._, ud wteral= .. ned • &M Wl'Ollf bob ud Jteated aa e •mt
illter ...... -&lie ........ oe. Otlten llfted .....................................
.._, .._ &lie foed s&aned to eeok too fast. Tltea
dM1 :um: 1• • • &M lleater -~ ... l&tll,.... ......... •·S . TJ7 .. HHlllJ' ud ..... ,_. ... eaero· •••tlnf eootiaf llabltl. Some atef'IY·P.vtni cool·
laf Upe illdade ...., Oat '-Uomed pus, ala.I a IW. ud 1d •1 a paa .ne eq911 .. die mm& me.
Iara die eoo&rol dowa u .,.. u Uqald beClu to ·
lloU. ud &lull ~ aarfac:e ul&a «Iowa u ....
u dle7 are red. Pmeat &be on11 oaly as IOlll u
aecesaary, aBd doll't Opell die oven door an·
neeeuartty or leave It opeD too lolag.
E .G .. Santa Ana .
Capri Co•plal••• c~in
DEA& REA.BEU: Tlrie Ford Motor Co. llaa
afreed to recall certain Capri automobiles
· beca111te el aafet7 related defects, accordl.ng to tbe
U.S. Departmeat of Tranaponatloo.
Tile reeaD lavolYH 11'11·1173 Capria for faUare
of a.e redbdal front teat baeb ud 11'11·11'14 ud
tt11·11'11 Capria for 1epantloD of tbe manaal
&raum.,... 1ear *Ill lever. Ford •creed la Sep-
temlter to reeall lt71 and 1l'1Z Caprts beeaase of a
defect ill die laeadllpt awttcll.
Nlft'SA'1 bdUal determhlatlon also COTered
lite seat backs la 1174 Caprts, but the 1114 model
can U•e eot beea Included ID tile recall. Ford bas Polatecl to •ereaces lD c...U uetloa of tile aeat u
well aa atpl'leaady •••lier aamben of reponed
fallues la ll7• medeb. Tile aaeaey, tMrefore, will dOle lta lllYesUgatloD of tbe lt74 Capri seat backs
If .. MW lllformatloa wanaats farther action.
NBTSA llu called on COllS1Ullen wbo ban e:a:·
perletteed a problem wttb these seats to DOdfy Uae
p._enmeat. 'l'k1 can do W. by callba1 &Ille tolJ.
free Aldo Safety RoUlae, (SOI) '24·1313, er by Witt·
laf to &be Office of Defects IDvestigatloa, NBTSA,
4'18eveatll St. S. W ., Wasblngton, D.C. 2'Slt.
Ford wtll be aendbag noUftcadoa leUers to all
o ... n of die affected vebicles 1Dfonnlll1 &Item of
die recall and tbat tbe defeeu will be corrected
h'ee of ~arse.
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FOR TRUSTEE
COAST. COMMUNITY
COllEGE DISTRICT # 1
• 1
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• Longtime Laguna Contractor
e Patt President. Laguna ~otary Cub ·
e Past President. Chamber Muten
e Former Member. O.C. Grand Jwy
YOUR VOICES
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Laguna Beach County Water District
Board of Directors
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mnn1:y almt'lt.t as often ru. you put u
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B~gunTOys
·Recall Ordered
WASHJNGTON <AP) -About 180,000 blow.
IUD toys that may pose a chnkinc baurd are belq
recalled by their manufacturer, the Conlumer
Preduet Safety CoiDmtuion report.a.
The "Soft Shot Star Lauaeher" toys were IOld
oatloawtde and are made by West.em Publlahlnc
Co. ol Racine, Wls.
THE OOmos&ION SAID 1'118 TOY eoui.ata
of a pl..Uc; tube and moutbsl'eee meaurtq about
21 ~ 1n leqth. It la IOld wltb three •mall
cardboanl la!Ce&a ud tbree ~ 4uU malded
ID soft Vilt.JI. eacb about thriie iDel* loU. omdalt aald the muulactuiw llldded to re-
call tbe toy alter recelvl.ns three ~rta of
dlUdreG no choked oo ~:f '• rno11tl,.,...... when it ~from the tube lod&ed 1n tbe cldld't throat. Tbie children were DOt critleal1)' burt, ol·
ftdala Mid.
Delptte the lncldeats, tbe eom~ ,..,..... tbe toy'meets cw exceedl all curreart J)l"Oduct tafety
standardl.·
TBB TOY~ PACKAGE CA.&&IBS the model
number-me>, but thel"e ls no distiq\d.ahiq mark
on tbe toy itlelf.
The toys sold for about $2 at variety st.ores this
year.
The manufacturer bas directed retailers and
wholesalers to stop sales of the toy
Parents s hould return the toy to the store
where il was purchased to receive a cash refund. Or. refunds can be obtained by mwling the toys to
West.em Publishing Co .. 1220 Mound Ave .. Racine.
Wis., 53404. Attention : Customer Rel at.Jons Dlrec·
tor.
Call 642-5678.
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We're cweful with ,_,. money, c...tul with
your waler supply. Let's not experf...,.al with
our precious water!.
le mmcl of a ~tl11ued exc1•11t water
syshtn.
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Vote for experience cmd c•eM ,._.lag for
our tut.e.
Mo other cmMliclate llCll or c• offer the
knowlldge of tlte water needs .of the people.
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LOW
WATER
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KKK Olfielal Gets a Band
Lawrence Brewer retums a Ku Klux Klan years, dropped the hood after the Klan's
hood Addie Barlow Frazier dropped Sun-march through downtown. Four people
day on a Dallas sidewalk. Mrs. Frazier, a we re arrested during the march which at-
0Kleagle of the Realm," and organizer of tracted 50 Klan members.
Dallas' first KKK march in more than 60
«Jiancellor Unperturbed
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BJ'l'O• IO•Y
NEW YORK (AP) -When
NBC freed "Nightly News"
anchorman David Brinkley to
devote b18 time to commentary
and coverage of the 1980 pre-
sidential race, some TV people
wondered bow co-anchor John
Chancellor felt about it.
He felt just fine, despite his
desire for a commentator's role.
••TBAT'S •Y tJLTIMATE
goal," Chancellor aclmowledaed
ln an tnterview, "but not my fm-
media\e goal' II)' immediate
1oal, God willing, is to take this
program ("Nightly News">
throup the whole electoral pro-
cess, mcJUdlng the inauguration,
and I just have no idea what will
happen then."
Chancellor, who has anchored
the "Nightly News" since Aug.
16, 1971, makes no secret ol bis
lonpng to leave. the desk for
work as a correspondent and
commentator. "I plm to involved myself in
coverinl the election, 'and I'll
certa.inly be at the conventions,"
be aaid. "And with David's com-
mentary, I'm happy with the
11bow'11 mix u it stands. Affter
the election. we'll juat have to
talk about ll"
CHANCELLOR, 5%,
brought two decades' ex·
perience in joumaliam to the
"Nltbtly News." A Chicago
native, be 1tar1ed wltb the
Chicaao &Jn.Times Jn INT. wort m. u a con boy, reporter and
feature writer, before JolDlnl
the local NBC afflliate i.111950.
Ue bu never IOlt the uqe to "'°" from tbe fteld.. 1D ~ lut thne )'Un, be baa ftled from all
over tbe world -Cairo,
Jel'9ulem, Tehran. New Delhl,
Wana•, P~ Bruaaels.
a.lued .and auurtna oa tbe
air, Cbenei9lkl", like mqy n-
por1en, , •ro•• aneu1 wltb .~ aboUt bl8 penma1 life.
GOALS INTACT
John Chan~llor
ly Newe .. comes with the news
divialon la a somewhat UDJettled
state, a condition brought oo by
almost complete overhaul at the
executive level.
Plant Sued
In Cancer
Death Suit
LIVERMORE (AP) -A
woman bas ftled a $10 million
lawsuit a1ain1t Lawrence
Livermore Laboratories, cbar1-
lnt tbe nuclear weapona re-
search f adlity with ne1U1ence
in tb• cancer death of her
hut band.
Joann McSwiaata filed the wrooaful death •'1lt tn Alameda Co\&Qty Superior Court, accord·
lna to the Livermore Valley
1\mea.
~
Chancellor, asked about the
shakeup, recalled ia speech by
Charles Kuralt of ~BS at a re-
cent meeting of CBS afflliates.
"Charlie said sometb.in1 of the
order: 'Who could not be pleased
working for a news orga.nbation
that is nm by such distinguished
people as Dick Salant, Blll
Small, Gordon Manning, Sylvia
Westerman, Paul Greenberg ... '·
''Then be stopped,'• Chan-
cellor said. '"Ob, my God,' be
said, 'thia is last year's speech.·
''THAT, I THINK, SlJMS up to
a considerable degree what's
happened here," Chancellor
said. "Pewle I'm reporting to
now , with a few exceptions,
they're former CBS people."
Salant came to NBC News ln
May aft.er 17 years as president
of CBS News. In August he hired
Small; at the time a CBS cor·
porate executive la Washington,
to replace Lester Crystal as
president of NBC News.
Greenbere, for three years a
-producer of CBS' "Evening
News with Walle r Cronkite,"
preceded the two execuuves to
NBC in June 1978. He was
named executive producer of the
"NigbUy News" in March.
BE-ORGANIZATION OF THE
networt'a news division is part
of a eeneral facelift at NBC,
wbicb in recent years bas
tumbled to third ln the prime-
time ratinp. , The new leadenbJp almost
certalaly will alter the news
operadoa. For the first time in
ill 80-year biltory, the prosram
ia in daQler ol (alliDI to third
place In the ratinp.
"They aay Bill Small ls Mr.
Hard News," Chancellor said,
"and I tbLnk probably the pace
of the abow is a little quicker.
We're tn'tnf. to 1et more 1tortea
ln. But that a just bow we're do-
lnl it. . . . I doD 't see an.y bia
cbanaes In the near future."
CllANGES IN NEWS cootent
are more likely, Chancellor said.
"People are more concerned
about the ecoDDDl1 aDd bow tt
affect. &hem tbaD aa1 otber aub-asa ATTOaNEY, Vietor Jtet. and. f« ..-It'• meant lear9-
Poreebsald a workman'• 'COID· ln1 and vanalatina a wbole new ~· claim• al.lo bu been area ollmowledp. ftle4wttbtbeatataonbebalfoltbe ... ~,..Deed now," be aald, Ple11atcmwomu. .. .... a new Word for It. tt'• not
· TM .ult contends that Richard Just eeoaomlca aD1 more. You
McSwtaaen, an electronics aet tbe prealdenUal year ap-
t.echftldu, died trom metutatlc proa~bln4i I'm woodenns how
I much ol me poUUcs ol 1l80 1rill mallpant me anoma, • rare be economic polttlc:11. In the akln cancer. tn November 1178, tum\ilt Of the cam"'••p, ... ,.,. af'Ler be ... exPotecS to radloac· .,.. the materW durlnl bil 18 Cot to OoatribuM to the ~:HI
Yean' em""--t. of kMll6Q.'.peopJe Informed an .,...,....... aactli Wfiat Ii ba~a.
TIM fadlit)' II mana,ed by the "I .. It,'' ~llor &lkl,
Unlnnlt1 of Callfofll.la and .. ., .. al the moct cballtnelol fu4ed by UM Ullitecl Stitn ton11dw iltioDI fadAC all OI ua ID
~., l:Ml'.IJ. --~~~!!ti'. "
·' W8llace Joh 0K Sough
Wuncil to Decide on West Mesa Project
Adopttm ot • ucond Colla 11... rednelopmeat area wW
come before the City Cobncil
tooipt at a jolnt beartn1 with
the ciQ B.elleVtlopmeot ~-Kemberi ol the City Cound1
alao stt u aaency members. ao
tbe Joint meeun1 ill a leaal
t.ecbnicallty.
THE llEBTING 18 scheduled
at 6: 15 p.m. in council chambers
at 77 Fair Drive, precedlq a
regular City Co\.d'\cll meeting at
the same location.
Offidall are considerina adop-
tion of a redevelopment plan for
a 75-acre area on the clty's west
ail!~. known informally u the
Wallace area. It la bounded by
Placentia and Pomona avenues
and Hamlltcm and 19th street&.
The new redevelopment plans
have al.ready been adopted by
the Redevelopment Agency and
recommended by the city Plan·
rung Commission.
IF ADOPTED AS expected,
the plan will be schedule4& for
second reading on Nov. 19 and
could be implemented as soon as
Jan. 18, officials said.
The area bas already been
adopted as the target of a
specific plan. Goals include pav·
ing two alleys, upgrading fire
hydranta, encouragtoc lot com·
bi.oat.Ima for better q uallty coo-
domlnhun and apartment de-
velopments and buildlnc •~ aubaidlsed bouaia1 ~l6r moden:a.tneome famt&..
Tbe ~ plaa WOilld
C.11642-5678,
~··~words
.. woftt '°' ou.
be ID effeet for five years. Tbe
main advanteie to the city ol
formally adoptin1 a redevelop-
m•t plm ill that it pves ~
flctala the rtlbt ol emiDeot do-
main to acquire land ror the aub-
aidbed bomJ.aa, U oeceaary.
Delaet. and Pomona School.
The dt1 already bu ooe
development area, in i
downtown OD which extenal
amounts of land are beln
purcbaled for ctvtc buildin
aen.ioT dtisea boualat and co
merctal redevelopment.
C1Ja&EH'l1.Y IN TllE area No such major acquisltl
are a mixture of buJ.ldlnp, in-and building projects ar4
cludtn1 aingle-famlly bomea. planned for the second r
c;~;;·oK;·R~f:~
To .Oil Companies a
AppfO\'al by Orange County Supervisors of Sl.15 million in propej
ty tu refunds to eicbt oU companies will not put a str&Ul on lbi
county budcet. an olficlal said. ""
The Pl)'menta are the first~ several made ntteSSary by a 197t
court ruUnc. which when added with accumulated interest, will to~
nearly $10 million.
&OBERT IF. NUM'MAN. U ·
silt.ant county cou.nael. said re-
fund money ia available because
yearly property taxes paid by
the oil companies have been lm-po~nded ai.oce 1N7 for le1al reuom.
LiU1ation be1an that year
over what oil firms allqed weft
uncomtitutioaa.I ~ for
unutq oil wells, Nuttmu ... ~~· wt.be ..... .. ......... ell ...... ..... .......... ~. , ....... .....
~ ............
battles la 1976 the court of •J>-1
peala ruled to favor of the ol~
comparues. a
REFUNDS AND interest pay~
meats autborhed T\lesday Ani· for the 1.-.aJ tu year and ~
elude S7U,431 to Amlnoil;
131.2,117 to Unioo Oil; Slll,a>l
Enon and Texaco; 15.•
Termo; $1..0l'J to Oreo OU;
to .A•=. IJchfteld aM .-i ·-
Allbou1b aaaeumeat pro-aalcl. The only exceptjoa will be
...... used .,, Loe M1911t• fOf' tbe "" .. tu
1 l!lad Onnle C04.atiea ....,. ..-, · la aUU under Ubga-
l*d ln tbe a.. round oL me.al tloft.
EiIFr Eil1IBE
Coming November 21 and 22
in the Daily Pilot and Coast Life
Gift GUide is to be a special Daily Pilot
magazine with ed1tonal content
focusing on advertisers ·
gift ideas.
The magaztne will be read by 350,000
Orange Coast residents -the county ·s
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Share your g1vmg ideas with readers of
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&SNNEDY DID NOT anion 'l'IR accident
antll tht dq after lt happened. lie entered a ~ -: '
pleatoaebaqeotl .. vtaatMseene.andreeetved .............. ._ ................................................................................ ..
A three.year court battle ended when
federal Judae Jobn
t\illam ruled that fOW'
other 1ln1er1 eallin1
tbemaelvea the Four
Aces bave tbe rilbt to
the name.
Tbe orl1lnal Pour
a two-mantb tuapended HDtence and a year'• pro-bation. He •aid afterward be bad behaved lr· reapamlbly, but that be bad 1u«ered a ooneu.s&lon
and •bock lra the accident. ·
Cbapp8QUlctdid: l• probably the moat la·
vatlcatAild aeadent to tbe h1Mofy of autom~.
Boob have been written about it.
IDi ~ of the ac~deot and lta aftermath
b .. belG CbaUeoaed in alllio8t 8Yel"1 detail. But be bu DGt altered ft. And not ODe in the Jone IUC·
ees1ioa ol tmesUiaton bu succeeded in &.prov-IDa' It. .
laca -Al Alberti, Dave Doman. R-CaU.f., can charp eoftl'-up, but~ lilabooe7, Sod Vaceato can't prove It. Doman told tbe BoUle Jut and Lou Sllveatrl -then was a "lbllatve co .... -. ... but be cou1cl do ::J•~I tD lN7 no mon thu stir old napi~ .eorct! ad ~::::; So detaUa ol tbe Cbappequ{ddiat story ltand
Awards. Amonc their 'u Jteanecty told them -ftrlt tO the people Of
bl ta were .. Tell II• MuuebuaeUa, t.bm. under oatb. to a. Inquest.
Wb •• "Love ll a llany Tbe real question b bow Jtennedy 1 rfvall, and
spfendored Tbtn1. •• the senator blmaelf, hand.le tbe information that ta .. Three C4lna In a Foun already on tbe record. and bow tbe voten react . • _,_,. _ _.. "~-...... 1n" ••1 think people make up their mind u to bow
wuu ~. ~..,..er they're 1oiDJ to vote cm a number ol fact.on," said
Paradlae. Stephen E. Smith, Kenned)'•s brotber-in·law and
They laat performed campaip chairman. "A.I to Chappaquiddick, I
together in 1958 and over tblnk t.bat the senator bu taken responsibility unto
the years were replaced bimaelf. I tbinlt that it was a sreat personal one by one, but the tragedy for him. I think that's a factor that will group's name stayed the always be with him.
same. Jn June 1975, the
origlnal four regrouped
and sued for the right to
be called the Four Aces.
Bat Nlam aai4 they
taad "' ...... bed tMlr rl1bt to tbe name ~cause Shere waa no
writte11 contract and
because they were
replaced individually.
"'I THINK THAT THE INQUEST record bas
been a matter of public record," Smith said. "lt'a available for all to examine lt."
TboM wbo do will *'9 that tbe Judp who COD· ~ ~ lnq&Wllt dtau-eM KMN1b'1 1tat. ment that he and Illas Kopedme intended to leave
the lslaod when be made a wroaa turn, ooto an un·
f amillar road, that led to the narrow bridle.
Judge James A. Boyle said the inquest coo·
vtnced him that Kennedy and tds companloo "did
Paid Pohtical Advertisement
NEWPORT·M~SA UNIFIED
SCHOOL DISTRICT
VOTE NOV. 6 FOR A
RESPONSIBLE SCHOOL BOARD
.AREA I
ROBERT G. HAMMOND
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MICHAR SKAWIN
AREA6
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AREA2
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It's Reallg fttne For A Claanget
Bon Priee Asks You To ~ODlP-Bre
The Candidates In Area 3
Newport-Mesa Unified SChool District
D Michael Skawin, age 28, no children
D Ms. Barbara Skillings, age 42, housewife . Appointed
school board member, no children in Newport-Mesa
Unified School District.
RON PRICE, age ~' children in -school district. Local
businessman, last 12 years. Newport Mesa resident. 12
years, former college professor for 11 years . Bache lor~
and Masters degree from USC.
RON PRICE BEI,IEVES:
1. It's time for an experienced person in business matters to serve
on the board. It s time to stop spending money on grand business
ideas and put it back into education, school plants and better
teaching. ·
2. I support the Gann Initiative 100%! The board has demonstrat-
ed it does not want to live within the spirit of Prop. #13.
3. I oppose busing. Education, Communication and Social
Behavior are not learned traveling on buses. We sacrifice
education for integration.
4. As a former teacher, I know how to read a lesson plan. I know
. the methods of teaching; I know when a teacher is not doing
his job. I plan to go into the classroom and find out what's
really happening. The only way to assure ourselves of good
teaching is to see the teacher in action.
5. I believe that we should demand high standards for student pro-
ficiency, not only in reading, writing and computation, but also
in music, art, and the humanities. We· need well-rounded
children, not merely children who can do the 3 Rs . We're not
here to create robots.
6. I believe the board doeS not communicate with its constituents.
The board is led by others because they lack experience. As one
incumbent said, ''the board won't be pressured by anyone.,, The
board should be pressured by Hs eonstltuents.
·~OTE FOR RON PRICE NOV. 6
We would appreelate your support
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~ NOi' GOING to fcqet about this same,·· '-Pl ~ek nm 1.orn, wbo complet·
,. .. ~ 20f 11,..._ tor J5 yarda.
• wa1 a bl& 1ame for us," Rams' ~·~ck Pat Baden stressed. "We bad to
Tbe Rama. wbo broke a three·1ame 1o&lng
ak Snnda)'. are 1olnc for their seventh straight
West Utle but it's been a hard season for
ala Yul ·t IN A CIT'W wbere a wmntng pro foo. tbaU frueblle la considered a must if a coach ia 1oinl
to keep bia job, Malavul bu been on the bot seat
th1a year.
Tbete have been rumon that George Allen.
ftred bJ late Rama' owner Carroll Rosenbloom clurtnl lat year'• pre·aeuon. waa even on bis way
back Ali. bu been out of foot.ball since his fir· ma .. A win like tbia la IOOd." said Kalavul, in
perlla.-Ida bluest understatement ol the year
.. But we eat IOme players hurt."
draft choke from Alibi.ma. dlNded tbe Ram.a lD •
the leca:ad half.
"Ill' n:NGD wn.L be in a cut for three
weeks and 1 won't be able to throw for four,"
Haden said.
Stand1n1 ln front of his locker, patlenUy
an11wertna questions, Haden aummed up the iQjury
and how It affected the Rams.
·'Typical," be said factually without batting
an eyelash. ''Typical of this stranae year.
.. YOU KNOW, WREN you get hurt, you want
to be carried off on a stretcher, with the crowd
cbeerlnl. Me, I walk off, boldlnc my pinky."
Haden broke the fuipr when It caught in a
seam in the artificial turf while be waa trying to
break a fall.
"I didn't realize It was broken until I threw
that twirly bird oo the next play," be said. after aetti.q a new Ram record with 13 stnicbt comple.
tiona .
u ....... t TD llAIN CASUALTY ol the injury-riddled
.!'!m• waa Haden, who suffered a broken little
The Rams lost running back Wendell Tyler,
who rushed for 88 yardt on Dine carries and a J.
yard touchdown nm lo the first quarter. with
bruised ribs but he's expected to be back for the
Chicago game. JACK YOUNGBLOOO'S TACKLE TYPIFIES THE KIND OF GAME IT WAS FOR JIM ZORN.
Dionne Gives Notice to Montreeal Moeller
Football:~ ~ CHICAGO CAP) -Shooting ace Marcel
Dionne of Los Angeles notified Montreal
that the Kings int.end to give the Canadiens
a run for their money 1n the ruaed Norris
Division of the National Hockey Leque
and break a..ftm..place tie.
••we actuallY bave beeome mean. and U
that'• what lt takes. that'• wtLat we•n ..-, illl to c1o:· said J>lolme. wbo bed tm.
_.oall ad two ..... =-u. KiDP :.iM11lae ~ 9laek HI
"WE RAVE A NEW attitude now and
are eJtjoying wtnn.ina.'' he said. "We now
feel we can make a run on Montreal and
playing with Charlie Simmer and Dave
Taylor on the same line gives us an un·
believable scoring punch."
Simmer broke a 3·3 tie late in the third
quarter, and Dionne added his 14th goal of
the season seconds later with : 13 left to
close out scoring.
Simmer's goal, his 14th of the season, by Tony Eapoelto, be picked up a lose puct
came three minutes aft.er Chicago's Rea· from Simmer and put it between
gie Kerr tied the score at J.3 on a defiect.ed Esposito's lep. shot during a power play. The Hawks tied tbe aeore qain four
DIONNE'S nvE POINTS for the 1ame minutes later oo Alam Da!P•a ftnt eoa..l
boot .. --L~-NHL ..a .... 1--.a of lbe eeuGD. Bal ta ADpla, ta1r:ina .t• WU Ulo9 llCOa-. c.u to S3 pohlta. Ya:atael 00 eaotber ,.,..., Jlar ...... ~bad eoaJa each period and coPeeted.. ..... -................... .-.o1 -a1IU durtq a "1W leccmcl perlocl-wlMn ----•.-fnlllDI t --""-·~,_,,..
eacb ..._ ..... t.po ,_. -and 18 U.. ~ s... nt.11~' Iii.. l"c::n-.'l'llllllCll .... l•l•A':'ll" (AP)-= tldd....._ ........ a·&@_..... .. ·•-,, ..._._..
Dloime-'s IMI mldw.,. ta tile ci., ... advantqe CJG a 10: Ooteru tzm Rip Sdloortr rc:t:D program
period. IU 12th of the year, came after tbe poet_.., from II~. fo.r IO many pla1en that " Butch Goring took the puck from behind .. ANY WIN ON tbe ned a hriee u starter b tbe Cnaaden aJ:mo.t ~~r!tia:,:8~e!~ and fed Dioone, wbo good as one at home:• eom........, SUD· i • • u a red o I • co 11 e I•
The Black Hawks, who had gone nine mer. "We were disappointed with oar lou acbolanbipwwbere. 1
periods since Oct. 28 without sconns a in St. Louis. And when you come badt to Coacb Gerry Faust, tb4'
goal, tied the game al 1.1 00 Grant win in somebody else's buildine. that's school's cm.ly bead eoach sioce especially great." at.a lnceptioa. expecta that more Mulvey's Stt<>nd goal or the season. The Kings conclude this four-game tban 20 of bis players will ~
BUT ~THAN three minutes later, road awing with games in New Yort Tues· full rides this year -about,
after Dionne was stopped on a breakaway day and Wednesday. averaae for the acbool that hd ------......;....---=--------=---------won the Ohio bi1·acbool cbam-
1Men's Tennis Criticiied
piooabip three of the last four
years.
AL&FADY, FAUST bas a box-
ful of recruiting letters in his of-
fice. although players are not al-
lowed Lo see them or talk to col-
lege recruiters witil the season
ends. Heldman Calls It Criminal, D.isgraceful
By WILL GllDleiLEY
Af's,KIMC.r111 r a t Gladys Heldman, emancipator
and matron saint of women's
tennis, bas a word for the male
phase of the game:
''Criminal.''
And a few more.
"DislJ"8cefUl."
''Sflocking."
'' At.olute anarchy.''
"There'• complete lack ol con,
trol of the men's tour," said the
enterprt.liq onetime promoter· magazine publisher and now
1uccessful author from Houatoo..
''It is acatter,sbot, running
amok.
••LOOK AT THIS past
weekend. for inatance -touma,
meats in Colope, Tokyo and
Parts. '1be top players rarelY go
bead-to-bead, except at
Wimbledon and the U.S. Open.
ft•a imPoulble to keep up with
Cbeactioo.
• •gye17body'1 pllty -the
atabHsbment, &be a1ent1, TV Ud tba )ll'OIDOten •••
Belclman wu wleldlDI the ~un fclr women'• equality in
when BUlie Jean Kini
wu st1ll UttJe Mila Molfltt att-tni 00 • tuffet. Sbe battled and
won 1klrmt1bH with the
powerful :lack Kramer. the U.S. l'enma Aaladatkm wt the Jn.
Jernatlonal Lawn Tennis
Feder~
. ·~ ~"". GLADYS HELDMAN
maiazinel, World Tennis, back
when the game wu a stepchl.ld.
Finally, sbe sold it for a few
million dollan to CBS.
AUTllO& OF SEVE&AL ten·
Dis boob, cme In collaboratioo
with Pancho Gomala, ahe bu
just produced her flnt nov~l -
"The llarmoPica Investtaatlon." a tale ol a Jonestown.type cult, a
messianic leader· and it.a vie,
Ulna. Sprinkled with murder,
SH and IOCial undercurre.ntl, lt
la capturtna favorable revtna.
1n New Yon Oftl' the: weekend
OD book bi•lnes1. Glad71 pat.Md loot eDOQ8b to be inducted Into
the 8porta Hall ol JllUM ~y tbe
Boyl Quhe of New York.
"Tbe lben'I tea.Dia tour w11l C<JDtlinae.~ off In all dlnc-
tiou Until tbi Donald 0.11 l.Dd
Jack Jtramer factlon ••ta to~!::;; with Lamar Hunt, .. Re said, ''Tb•y'll never do
It. No one wtll '1H ln. No OM
Will P" up _tbe cbance to 1rab
tbat utra bUck -or that atn
ll00,000."
Grand Prix circuit. The
millionaire Hunt runa the World
Championship or Tennis CWCT>
"A promoter can put up
$250,000 for a tournament and
wind up with the leading playen
missing," Heldman said. "Bjorn
Borg and Vltas Gerulaltis will
be playtne an exhibition. Jimmy
Connon is oft somewhere else.
It Is really unethical and it could
kill the tour."
It could never happen with the
women who play as a tightly· uut tmit.
••THE WOMEN'S CIRCUIT
started In 1.970 after a dispute
with Jack Kramer on prize
money at the Pacific Southwest
Tournament," Gladys related.
"The prize money for the men
was $25,000, for the women
$2,000.
"It wu gross injustice. The
women threatened to boycott the
event. Kramer called in the
UST A. The women were told
they would be refused sanction
in every tournament in the
world.
"That was wbeo I eot eiabt of
the women toaetber, beaded by
Billie Jean Klos and Rosie
Caaala, and ataaed a rival
ladiet• tournament in Houston.
We sot $7.500 in prize money.
Sixty.four women in the Loi
An1ele1 tounwnedt played for
'5,000.
.. WB•N TBE tJSTA
threatened to outlaw ua, I siped
eacb ol &be llldiel to a St eo0r
tract. maklDI them contract.
pro1. Tbe USTA then bad DO
weapon."
Later Glad1t tot a Mend. Joe
Cullman. head of Pblllp Mont.a,
to bankroll the Vh•lini• S11ma tour. ID 1'78. a.ft« the bll boom,
Heldmf.ll cnated tbe futures
tour wblcb produced Tracy
AuatlD Md otben.
• 'Tbeo Blll Talbert 1ave us ~rtM, DMmeJ equality In &be U.S. Opee," -Reid.mail aald ........ .
....... Mad .. a lu·lilb&M mu a. au ~albert to nm It." •
"I'll probably have about a
thousand of them by the end of
the season ... said Faust. whose
18~·year record at Moeller is
1S7·17·2.
Out of some 1.000 students who
attend the Catholic, all·male
school, 210 are issued Moeller
blue and gold football uniforms.
The school draws players from
13 panabes and from transfers
from nearby southern Indiana
and northern Kentucky.
NINETY PE&CENT of the
student body is Catholic, and
JUSt half ol the remaining 10 per·
cent are atbleteft, Faust said.
.. People think we draw city·
wide," Faust said. "They just
can't conceive bow we can build
a dynasty with a limited area to
draw from.
"We 1et criticism, and people
try to tear us down. They don't
realize that we started out with
two or three coaches and a
locker room that wasn't even
painted.''
Moeller DOW bu a staff of 13
ualltant coaches, two practice
fields, a weiebt room, the best
equipment avallable and devot-
ed alumni and aupporten wbd
donate bea'11y to tbe Pf'OP"UD·
••WBBN WB STA&TBD out id
llA, I borrowed equipment, ..
Faust aakl. 0 We bad no money
to bQJ a bloc'1n& aled, IO we
made 1 aJed.. We boqbt ~
helmets and painted tbe~
OUl'Mlftl. ••we bad DO ioeken, IO W\
borroncl a truck and ,,.~,
downtown and bauW ... out; J;ae!~ we tried to ad4 .,.., toU.~.aom.
people try to tear • dciwn. ..
U..y cc.aid do tbe .... Wna at
tbe7 ·-to put la ... !loan " put,LD."
Fftlt Ulcl lae'1 nner 1Nbt U04tw Job. aHboaP ..... ta.a ,.
fewGftln;Jliam.tMMoelld
amr.c.pMn. ... ft1 u. ..... I
ace..-4llld.DMDe cant.~ l to .. foolbil1 fleld. -
...... .,. fi••l IA•it• ..... ..
Tbe New Yortr aaaaen 9ecll'ed tbrM ~ iD (ii tbe ftml 4:11, IDd • ~ IOA1 .... ' mrLIM• to beat ~UCOUftl' Canuckl, 2, ID ~ SundaJ , ..... I k l•U'I MeODd r;.rtod ~·J>IQ, soaJ ,.. • 1·1 u. and ttarted tbe
Ue ,,,.. to a s-i.YletorJ Oft!' tbe Buffalo Sabres.
Tbe mtal'7 pMbed tbe J'IJen' ~·-Itri.al to Dine ...., ... M-1, ... moftd tJMm ... pomta .... of Atlanta 1D
U. Pltitck Dhillon • . • Ced.er-..._
....... pl wttla J1llt ~four mlnatea
left to play-.... ~!==-Jeta."" tie wUla tM NeW YOl't . • • Ooala by
Sn4 •rcrtzm• ad ... .._carried
tbe BOiton Brulm to a 2-1 ~ Oftl' tbe
Edmonton Olien . . . hrs• .. nler
scored the U.breaJdna loal at 1: 4S ol the second period and the Quebec Nordique15
went on to defeat the Detroit Red Wtnp,
5-1.
No C'Jal~u C•bl•e l•r 8er9
CANTON, China -Four·Ume Wimbledon. champion Bjorn Borg came to town today, played ~ ;1
a couple of exbibiti~es and left five hours
later without taatiq · cuiaine.
Freab from biavictory over Jimmy Coonon iD Tokyo
Sanday, tbe 23-JUl'-old Swede beat Auatralian JobD Alu·
andert f.3, M, t-1. Tben Bore teamed wttb Sun Cbun-lal. Cbina I No. I ...,._. aplmt Ala ..... and Xa llel-llD,
CblDa'•No.l11Usw".&MidDlllll!11 ........... .... Bors thdlbed off A1euDder ID 1~ boun. Botb players
were *tiDC CblDa for tbe ant ti.me.
Tb9 matabea wve plQed 1D tbe new~-:3tmpleted.
8,ooo..eat outdoor Guaqdoq ~ People's um near
downtown Cant.on. Tbe •tad\um. bedecked with red flap, waa
s urTounded with advertisement& of clcarettea, airlines,
watches and many other consumer ioods .
...,r:.~~Jr:=..e:;. rem ...... el ... 1971 NPLIMIOO ...... ~
ton MSf!N 11 ID .. :=• 8"Di4Q aplnet Tampa B1J ••• DI* fl a memblr of die dlld.att.q crew It tM NeW 0rt11.. same. Aftlned a lmee lD-JU7. 11i1i WM ea1W oil U. ftild • a atnt.cber' iD tbe foarth-
qu.uter. A Dmftl' 8PMMJDa aid x y,.,. of l'errmaa'• rllbt bM ahowecl DO fraetura, att.boucb be may bave •uttered some Upmait damaae . . . NelJ 81...a al BueJt,own
Ala .• ...-aaed 140.JJD mph lD a 11e.rcurY
ud wcm die Dixie SOO Grand Natioaal stock car race ••• RetUed fannula-ooe driver Nlld La8da of Australia reportedly
Mid he "threw away'' $2.4 million lo 119)
eontnet maoey when be quit the Grand
Prix drcutt lut Sel>tember ... Sot1et dia·
aldent VJadt•tr lkikonb bu called for a
U.S. boycott ol the lloacow Olympics ...
CAHe Propodent.s ol an a.nU-Olymptes tax ln·
ltiailve OD the 1980 dty ballot are )oa1nc steam lo their drive
for a petitlon-•ltninl blitz at Tuesday's apedaJ elee·
tion. • .JM Alla• elll. ft.red last sum.mer as tbe Saa Pnnc1aco
Olanta manapr. will be named the I.Im pUot of the Columbus
Clippers lD tbe latenuatiooaJ Leque, 1:be Columbus Dlapetch
reported today. Gene Michael led Columbua to the IDtana-
Uooal Leacue pennant and playolf crown last MUClll and ia
now aentai u teneraJ manqer of the New Yon Yankeet
releeble"9•••te
Foflowlng are the top sports events on TV tonlvM. RatlnQs
are: I 1 ./ ./ ~cellent; ./ ./ 1 worth watchl"" · / 1 fair · 1 ,....,...... It. ..,.,. • -····
e 8p.m., Channel 7 { { { {
NFL FOOTBALL: Houston at Miami.
Announcers: Frank Gifford, Howard Cosell and Don Meredith.
Houston's OOers, attet' an O'Wf'tlme v ictory over the Jets
last we8, Journey to Miami to take on the Dolphins. The Olle~
have won fwo games on Toni Fritsch fl.id goals Including the last one, 21-2A1 and are 6-3 for the seeson. But they are tied for
second In tt'9 AFC Central DMslon with ClewfMCI. Miami, aftw
• 27·7 victory over Gnen &av, Is hatf.game behtnd New E~~end (7-3) ln the AFC East..MJ~ Is fevoNd by JYJ points.
OTHER TELEVISION 7 :30 p.m. (S2) -HORSE RACING -Today at Santa Anita.
11 p.m. (9) -STANFORD FOOTBALL 7' -HlghflQhts of
the Stanford-Arizona State game, played Saturday.
RADIO
Football -Houston at Miami, 6 p.m .. K NX (1070).
.... CIOUldD't throw aD4 we
ecM&l4D't niD and I c1oa•t blow a
bell ot • Jot more &o do/' -Tam.,.. a., Coach JGb Mc&aJ
after AUuta beat bJa Bue·
CaDMn11·1'.
.. It ... "mee to bear tbe ennint
boo 1omebody ehe for a
dwl&e. •• -Guard De •• Bar· iU Gt 1-An&elel, after the Rama mded a tm-e.pme Dbll
•treat by a llencln1 tbe Seab.awb 24-4 iD Seattle.
•• ...,._ I aboukt pt hit Oil tbe
bead every same." -Pttta-
b u r1b Quarterback Terry Bra~••••· flatte ned b y
Waabiqtoa'a defense et one
f.olnt, after be threw four
oacbdown passes 10 tbe
Steelen' .. '7 victory over the
Bect•Mne.
"I oaJy expected to aet 5 or 6
yard.a. I wun't lookln1 f<W a
touchdown on that play." -
Cleveland nmninl back lllke
Pn.IU. wboae 24-yard 1corin1
run with 55 aeeonda to play gave
tbe BIOWDS a 2'-19 victory over
Phlladelpbia.
"We've been theft before. The
Gianta are a Y<>UDS team with
youn1 personnel just comln1
up." -Dallas Coach Tom Lu-
dry. after tbe Cowboys, tra1lial
14-8 with 2~ minutes left, aeored
twice to beat the New Yortc
Olanta 11-14.
·'When you iet bme to 1et set
back there. we've cot the people
,,....,,.~·J
wbo ean lft opea." -~
&a1lud quarterbaek Ste••
GN••• wbo p111ed for 3SO
1arcla ud ~ TD• ID the
Petrtota' S. vlctor'J' over Bal· t&Jo.
"I dkln't Writ ibOat l.000. I ... ~~-.·-a Lo~ ,wml:Q~baek °'* u. ~ wbo Cot both. 8'nabed
for 18' yard& to readl 1.000 I«
tbe ••••on and scored two
toucbdowm ln ~ CudiDala'
31·1 Yidory OY• Mfnneeota.
.. Ob, well." -Sall Dleso
quarterback Du ..... foiled lD
a bid for a ftftb •tralcht 300-yard puatna same. He paued for 221
yard.a and a touchdown lD the
Chiefs' 20· 1' yJctory over
KauuClty .
·'Tb.la ia a real step forward
for us, to be al>t• to win the
came without Bert ......_ •• -
·B altimore Coac b Te•
Marelalbl'Oda. after Gres~
led a aecodiS·ball eom•bact by
tbrowinl two acorln1 puaea in
the Cotta' 38-28 victory over Cl.D-
ctanatl. Jones threw one TD
pus, then reinjured his rlOJl
shoulder.
Ball of Famer
Robin Roberts
Has Surgery
TAMPA, Fla. (AP) -Robin
Roberta, a Rall ol Fame pitcher
and s tando ut with th e
PbUadelpbia Pblllles in t 1960s
is recovering in a Tamp~
hospital following emer1ency
aureery for a perforated ulcer.
officials said.
Roberts, 53, the baaeball
coach at the University of South
Flonda. was m fair condition
ball player there ls. be better Sunday folloWllll the Thu.nday
not cuss, be better never play n 1 g ht s urgery . H e wa s
dirty football and if he burps be hospitalized a fter suffering
better say 'Excuse me· ·· severe stomach pains.
• • MOELLER.
Faust rehabes the school's na Roberts won 288 games dunog
tional reputaUoo. 1ncludlng a ha s pitching ca r eer with
No 1 ranking by one b1gb school Ph 1 lad el ph 1 a . Baltimor e.
rallng service He'd uke Lo pla> Houston and the Chicago Cubs
the best teams lD Cahforrua and He w a'l a 20-game wanner six
elsewhere. and he's already t"on secut1vc seasons w1tb the
scheduled schools in Pittsburgh Phillies.
and Detroit. Anybody more than Hts wife, Mary. satd be bas
300 miles away would bne to suffered from ulcers since be
come to Cl.Dela.natl, tbou-1a. waa a 1ouna man and said
stnce Ohio bl"' school rerul•· ·•sometJUnr like this waa bocmd lions forbid travellne farther to happen sooner or later." t.tt.aD tbat for a came Doctors said Roberts will be
"It's the pride thing,·· Faust hospitalized for at least a week
said "We're not trying to Jeff Davis. the assistant
mon opolize the r at ings or baseball coach at South Flonda,
anything Wte that we JUSl hke will coach the t.eam for the rest
....._--------------------------------------------------------------------~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!~~~t.o~co~m~pete~~·-·~~~~~~~~o~f~th~e~season
Upset at 'Anita Beadle Wins OCIR Title
ARCADlA (AP) -Bahac. an
18 1 shot, upset the favored
Trillion Sunday to win the
SU0,000 Oak Tree lnvitatlcnal
Stakes at Santa ADlta Park.
Bals.ac, liCbilY recanted by
the crowd of 43.l°'!r wu iD iOOd poalUon during au of the 1 ~
mile race over the crua coune
and wu 1~ lenctha ahead at the
win
Jockey Cbria McCarroo sent
the winner ahead shortly after
roundin1 the far turn and
broubt blm bome in 2:25 2-5.
Babae, bred in Kentucky and
owned by Mn .. Howard B. Keck
Of La. Ancelea. paid '39.40, S8.80
and SU>.
Rayinond Beadle of Dallu, iD
the Blue llax, captured tbe
Manufacturer'• Funny Car
cbampPwb•p at <>ranee County International Raceway Sanday
afternoon with another nm of s.02 MCODda at 235.eo mllel per
hour.
Beadle, the NRR.\ naUonal
champion. bad never woo tbe
meet at OCIR prior to &mday'a
delayed finala. Ra1D Saturday
nllbt moved the ftna1 elimlna·
Uom to &mday with • crowd "' 8,620 OD band after 12,"8 showed
up Saturday DiCht.
Beadle defeated Jlm Dunn ol La ll1nda 1D tbe f1Dall of tbe
NFL Standings
Welt
AA tunny car field with Pat
Foat.er of Van Nuya poetinc fut
time of 241.83 miles per hour.
Beadle's time lo the flnals wu
ldenUcal to the run be made
Saturday before rains balted the
prosram and wu tbe bat of the
meet. Befare tbe competition. be
bad predieted a nm ln tbe ft...e
second bracket would be
necessary to win.
Beadle bad aald priof' to the
rac:e Sunday that this waa ~metbtna be wu polntlDc to for
a lonittme.
·'Thia is probably the biaeat
lDdependml nee ol the TUJ',
1ritbout a doubt.'' be said.
Rema 5 5 O .soo 179 185
New Orteens 5 5 o .soo 21' 205
Attenta ' 6 o .a 205 226 San Francisco 1 9 0 .100 116 270
Plttstuvh Clevetend • Houston ClnclnMtl
Denver ·~~
26C 157 215 22A
20J -211 ...
1'7 wt
1" 173
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Two elaue1 of bl•b
performance dlaablea
abowed vp Sunda1 for
Loa Aa1elH Yaebt
Clab'• Fall Macho
Re1atta.
The Winner in tbe 5-0-5
CIHI with ••• entries
PRRF·A -1. Seduetioa; 2. Banc1J Tar; S. Bit
Kabu.na; •· IJmovader, Bruce ADdel"IOll, Capo
BYC. ,,, ... *M LNM ..
PRRF·B -1. ctllam, Im.re Benca, PDYC; z. IUIUI, • ._! ~
Tbe Vulpr Boatman, Cunan·Aadenon. DPYC; 3. ~ ....._. .._._ ._ Seublft. Davie Pines, OYC; 4. Clal1e de Lune, , ____ ,,_
Paul Frazier, DPYC. ... IQ.al12 · was Howard Hamlin,
Newport Harbor Yacht
Club. Runner-up waa PRRP-C -1. Sunshine, Ron lhlanosky
L a r r y Tutt I e , DPYC; 2. Holo KJ.ti, Rick Ralf, Capo BYC· 3 Fun:
Gloucester, Kua. ny Feelln', Pete Meacte, Capo BYC; 4. Gandalt
Wl.nner in tbe five-Doui .Janes, DPYC. '
boat Finn Clase was PHRF-D -1. Bold Forbes, Ed Cummins
Albert Mooweler. Los DPYC; 2. Nasty, Howard Tnaebe, Capo BYC· 3'.
An1eles. Serena, John White, DPYC.
~iiiiiiiiiililiiiiiiii~~~
Arriba ~aptures
~~~"'
Cardinals 37, Vlldngs 7
~ Five Island Race
.,, .......
BROWN CHARGE -Cleveland Browns
running back Mike Pruitt runs for 24 yards
and the game-winning TD with 1·02 left to
play against Philadelphia.
yards and two touchdowns -from one and five
yards out -in Chicago's thumping of the Llons.
Broncos 10, Saints 3
The game's lone touchdown came in the fourth
quarter, Craig Morton's 12-yard pass to Rick
Upchurch capping a 76-yard, 17-play drive
highlighted by Morton's 20-yarder to Haven Moses
on third-and-seven.
Raiders 23, Gen 10
Ken Stabler booked up wttb CU.ff Branch on
scoring passes ol elsbt and Dine yards to keep
OatJand within one 1ame of tbe A.PC West lead
aad band the 49en tbelr wttlblb llm In ntDe 1am•.
matcbed cmlF by .... uau. Jeta 17. PMbn 2:1
Richard Todd's touchdown passes of six yards
to Bruce Harper and 32 yards to Jerome Barkum,
Toni Unhart's two fietd eoals and Gre1 Battle's in·
terception of a David Wbit.ehu.rst pass at the Jets'
24-yard line in the final minute carried New York
pas t Green Bay
LONG BEACH -Arriba, skippered by Denrua
Choate ol the host club was the winner in the In·
vitational OOsbore Rule division of Loog Beach
Yacht Club'• iovilatiooal Five bland race Sunday.
Four classes of offshore sailing yachts
participated in the race wtucb toot the fleets
around five or the oil Islands between Long Beach
Harbor and Huntington Beach Also participatmg
was one class of Cal·2S sloo1>5 sailrng on a boat-for·
boat basis. Trophy winners
IOR 1. Arnba. Deruus Choate, LBYC; 2.
Medicine Man, Bob Lane, LBYC.
PHRF A 1 Nutmeg, Pete Schoonmaker.
CBYC; 2. Ruffian II, Ted zeumer, LSF
PHRF-B -l Endureth, Don Homing. LBYC;
2. No C.Omment, Rick Adams, CBYC.
SBORA -Zipper, Gordon Goll.son, LBYC· 2.
Bronco, Bob Anderaoo, Navy YC.
CAL-2$-1. ~mlm. Tom Newton, Jr .. ABY<;;·
2. Okole Mal~a, Dan Sailor, LSF.
Take Five, co-skippered by Bob Melville and
Mike Bentley of Dana Polnt Yacht Club won the
Dana Harbor yachting championship ln a three·
race regatta for Performance Handicap Raci.Jll
Fleet Yachts sponsored by Capistrano Bay Yacht
Club.
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In BYC Regatta
The invitational event was for yachts which
had won one or more races sailed in Dana Point ~~~1=====2=====~~!!1 Harbor t.his year. The regatta consisted of two
races sailed over Olympic type courses on Satur·
day and a medium distance race on Sunday. The~
were 2S entries in the regatta. Chargers 20, Cb.leis 14
Dan Fouts passed for 229 yards -failing to
reach 300 for the fourth straight week -and one
touchdown in San Diego's victory in Kansas City.
"Oh . weU,"heshrugged.
The Chargers. 7-3, r emained tied with Denver
in first place in the AFC West.
Bears 35, Lions 7
Steve Schubert returned a punt 77 yards for
one touchdown and Walter Payton rushed for 113
Daily Pilot Top I 0
Orange Couty Prep FOGtball ta•lrhtca
Poa. School, record TllJ.a Week
1. Marina (7-0-1) Htmtington Beach (0-7·1>
2. Servile (6-1) Bishop Mootgome"ry (3-5)
3. Edison (6-2) Westminster (4-4)
4. Loara (7·1' Kennedy (4-4)
5. Mater De1 (6 2> Bishop Amat (4-3)
6. El Dorado (7 O l> Lowell (4-4)
7. Santa Ana (6-2) Villa Park (1-6)
8. Troy (7·1) Magnolia (0-7)
9. Mission Viejo (7--0) Laguna Hills 0 ·7)
10. (tie) El Modena C6·2) Canyon (6-2)
canyon (6-2) El Modena (6-2)
Balboa Yacht Club Lic»l4 skippers took on 15
blind or partially blind crewmen from the Orange
County Braille lnatitute Saturday in the annual re-
gatta fort.he blind.
The event bas become one of the most popular
outdoor activities for the Braille Institute. Racing is
inside the bay with sighted skippers, and blind
crewmen "pulling the strings."
The winning team was skipper John Thorne with
cre wman Art Reed. Other trophy winners in order of
finish:
Roger Kovack·Pankaj Kbenka; Bob
Williamson-Walden Hughes; Al Perez-Mark
Chaney; Ken Pederson-Glen Wyatt; Roger Fryer-
RussLenan.
Bahych Out Three Weeks
ST. LOUIS <AP) -The St. Looi! Blues said to-
day that Wayne Babych. the National Hockey
League team's top goal scorer this year. has suf-
fered a shoulder injury and will see no action for
tbree or fota weeks.
Babych, who bu scored six &oals in the Blues'
11 games, suffered a aboulder separation when he
checked .Mark Hardy duriq Saturday nieht's 4-1
win over the Los Angeles Kings.
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Rtmner·up was Bold Forbes. sailed by Ed Cum·
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Kiki, Rick Ran. Capo BY<:; fourth was lnnovader.
Bruce Anderson, Capo BYC. and fifth was Funny
Feelln'. Pete Meade. Capo BYC
MBYC Sailors Win
Schenck Memorial
A team of four Ml.salon Bay Yacht Club sailors
came up from San Diego Saturday and Sunday and
toot tbe measure of four other clubs in team racing
for the Jean Schenck Memorial Trophy in Newport
Harbor. The regatta was sailed in Lehman-12
dingbJes.
The winning team was composed of Jeff
Lenhart, Craig Martin, Hal Brown and Chuck Si.nts
They dominated the event with seven wins and one
loss.
In second place was the team from Alanutos Bay
Yacht Club, 6-2; third was Balboa Yacht Club, 5-3:
fourth wu San Diego Yacht Club. 1-7 and fifth was
NewportHarborYacbtGJub, 1-7.
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• 111 -...... el c.rt. £"'9t Lloyd llDd Tracy AUltin cave the
United St.lites the lift it Deeded lo
blank En1l•nd's women 7-0 m
their Wltbtmao CU.p tennis com-
petition.
Bluatery winds and an OC·
casiooal shower couldn't stop
tlJe Americaa WOIMD Swld.ay, as
Lloyd teamed with U.S. player.
coach Rosie Casali for tbe ftnaJ victory in tbe I-day event
Earlier 1D the da7. Lloyd and
Austin ac:b picked up a atqJes nctory.
.. ••• NOi' SU&PUSl!D at the
sbutout. because we had it all oo
paper -all 1D t.be ataU.atics,"
said Caala. ''Chris and Tracy
wen favored all the way. 'lb1s
WU tblU' aarface. but I feel they
would bave been that stroog,
even jf we would've played oo uy surface .
"f'or sure, Virginia Wade and
Sue 8arbr could have played
mucb better games oo a faster
surface."
It WU tbe tenth Wightman
sweep by the United States 1D
the Wtptmao Cup's $l·year bis·
tory. 1b1a Ume the American
women woo 19 1amu to the Brttoaa' 33.
TBS Mnr Nora ol tbe dq H••·~wlleoPremdeat Clltter' falled to tel~
bis coocratuJations. Even when
the U S women k>se. Lloyd said,
the president traditionally calls
h1.s condolences
"We're a little upset with
President Carter," said Lloyd, a
6· l. 6·1 victor over Wade In
1in1les. "He atJll hasn't called
us and we're a little annoyed at
that."
Carter could have eotten
himself off the hook with a call
Satu.rct.y night. Tracy Austin -
a 6·4, 6-2 winner over Barker on
Sunday -bad clinched the Cup
for the Americans then by WUl·
nlng a stneles match a&ainst
Wade and teaming with Anne
Klyomura for a doubles win.
THE BRmsn had a hard
time motivating themselves fo r
Sunday's play at the Palm
Beach Polo and Country Club.
Wade said
Asked bow she felt about the
shutout. she joked. "Oh , you
mean wiped out completely.,
Tho roughly worn d o wn ?
Completely shorn of all respect?
Wby that's the understatement of the day'"
Borg Lets Connors
Make the Errors
TOKYO <AP> -Bjorn Boq,
DUWa JLIDDl1 CclGnon to tbe baaellie with beny topspin
drtv., bnued to a 6-2. t-.2 vtc· _, 8uDda1 ud wan tbe Tokyo
World Super Tennis 1ln1les
cbampklfttlalp for the aecond
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elaamp6oa. tnU Connon' eene
four tlma ln the 72·mlnute
matda betclr'e ... apectaton . Bora wan ICl.000 and Coanora,
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opponent from 1etttn1 to the net.
"I uaed lo hit too many short
ones · before," Bor1 said. "But
now my shots have oepth."
Connon aaJd: "Bore played
very well today. I am playing
better now than a couple of yearaqo."
"I should bave played at the
net more," tbe left·banded
American Mid. "I miued a lot of shots t.od.ay."
UCI Topples
Arizona, 9-6
Peter Campbell 1CONCI three
1oal1 and teamm•tH Dave Ritchie IDd Mlb !vans added
two apiece to live UC ln1ne a
M victory over tbe Unlvel'llt¥ ot
Ariaona Sunday at Newport
Harbor lflab.
Tbe Tlctory naas UCI'• record
tor the eeuoo to 9-10. Tbe ant· ••ten are 5-2 ln PCAA play.
CamDbell't tbree so&lJ atve
bim d~for the 1eason, wldch
leada tbe Anteaters. Rlt.chl•'•
pair IHt bhn 1eveo for the
weekend, after be poUl'ed lD ftve
acalnlt ~ SaturdQ.
UCl'1 next 1ame la Wednes-
day, nlOt (7:IO) acatnat UCLA
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"old") an "mall order investment opportunities" W'bictt
promlle to help you beat inflat1on, report.a my auodate~
Brooke Shearer.
One ICbeme recently erpoeed involved a Deaver nnru
called "Worm World Inc." By promiaio1 customers tba~
they could earn Sl,200 a month raisln8 worms in cardboan£
boxes ln their earaies, the firm managed to sell more than:
$2 mlllion worth of "eartbworn growing packages." :
The economic backgrouod today is favorable to ~
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Particularly vulnerable a.re retirees who tend to do
more buyln.c by m8Jl and who are deeply scared about the
impact ol today'" price spiral on their fixed mcon1ea and savinp.
011IE1tS PARTICIPATING more and more in mail
buying are millions of workin& women who haven't enough
llme to shop m the st.ores aod who find 1t ea.s1er to shop
by catalogue than to stand lD check-out lmes.
Others J01.D the mail order movement beuuse of the
h1 gh costs ol dn VUlg
But wtuJe lbe Postal Servtce and the Federal Trade
Commission ( aJso charged with regu.ating the mail order
industry l recogiuu the problems. they can help only at'ler
the fact. and. even then. only to a limited extent
Leas than ball of the cases t~ P09tal Service in
veaugated tut year resulted in conrctJons And 1t collect
ed oaJy $95 millioa in fines and consumer re1mbursement.s .
a fraction ol the $500 million wtuch consumers are believed
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Iranian Oil Threat • t
• NEW YORK <AP> -Hinia ol a poulble embarac> pn •
lranlan oil exports to the United &ates aent stock prices :
tubmllne today I
The Dow Jones averaee ol 30 industnaJ Issues cas J
down &.31 &o812.153.
De<:hrung tsAues led advances by a S-2 margin on tbe •
New Yort Stock Exchange
With a group of lraruan students occupyu1g the I
American embassy tn Tehran. lraruao Otl Mi.o.lster Ali
Akbar Moinfar S&ld he would oot rule out the possibility of
an embargo on otJ sbJpments to the United Stat.ea.
A losa ot Iranian 011 could plunge the United States iot.o
aoolber enern cru1s . and that poss1b1llty had WaU
Street~rs Jilter) "That'saJI you need " said Newton D
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ArthUl" Carlsoil runs for the City Coun-
cil on "WKBP in Cincinnati" tonight at
9:30 on CBS. Channel 2.
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Fr9nctl) who, .,. a crip-
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CINCINNATI
The WKAP _.,. tum Into
pollllcal campaigners
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IO bM by a dadlc:9led ,_ "-* frtend, a.. • lenO-
lnO money to • fl1and
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muers
80 NEWS D MOVIE * * * "The Man Who
L<Mld Cat Dancing" (Plll'I
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Ser9h Mllea. An OUU.W
lalla In ICMI '°""' the aola
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robbed, eno muM outwit
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Nielsen Eying P~y ~
But Services Promise 'No Commerciah'
BJ PETER J. BOYElt
LOS ANGEL&S <AP) -1be A.C. Niel.sen Co .•
whose famous numbers figure so largely in the
tube-watA:hing options of a nation, bas entered the
pay-TV market. I wondered why.
The purpose of the Nielsen ratinp, u I bad
undentood it, waa to determine bow many people
watched a certain show on commercial televlaioD.
the numben belog used to set advertlaing rates.
Pay television, u I bad understood it, featured
uncut and uncensored proarams without com-
mercials with that latter aspect being pay-TV's
brightest feature. Since ratings are UM!d to set ad·
vertislq rates, and since there is no advertising
on the major pay-TV services, then what is the
need for ratings OD pay-TV?
DAVE UAllKNESS, NIELSEN'S marketing
manager bu many reasons. I fieured be might.
Advertiaina .,eocies, pay-TV companies. ABC.
NBC and CBS. be says, all bought Nielsen's fmrt
report OD PQ·TV.
Bubea AY1 that pay-TV networks, such u
Rome lk>x Offlce, want the report to determine
1'bich OI their programa were best-liked, and for
sebedWina parpoaes.
'Gossip Columnist'
TY Movie Planned
HOLLYWOOD (AP) -"'lbe GOlllp Colum·
Dist" will be produced b)' MCA·Univenal for air·
iDS bJ the Operation Prime Tlme at,atiolLI nut
aprtna. .
It wlD be the ftnt time that a production bu
been ftlmed '° that the 1tatloal can air it lD one of two wqa. Tbe ., OPT ataUom can either lbow it
u a t1'0-llom' motlt ID obe Dilbt w u ftn QDe-balf boar:--cmll' ftve m,btl. 0 Oolllp Column••," from an orii1Da1
Weplat 117 Midt•I G...._. 19 tbe ltorJ' of a
J01m1 p.n .. no loles ber lde1U11D u lbe 19
.... b,rtbe ,, ... Of BoD,woocL
Advertising agencies, be said, wanted the
Nielsen report to see bow extensively pay-TV bas
diminished the clout of the biggest national ad-
vertising medium, commercial TV, The networks,
he said. were interested for the same reasons.
The .. potential threat" factor, be called it.
YET, I CAN'T TBJNK of Niel.sen ratings
without thlnldng of commercials, even though
Home Box Office, Sbowtime and other pay-TV
services insist they are not even th.lnldng about
selling advertiHmenta. _
"We are very seriously committed to not hav·
ing commercials," says HBO's Robin Ahrold. He
says that HBO bas its own expert research staff, and •
that the company bought the Niel.sen report solely to .,,.,. .. ,.,__,_
confirm the fmd.lngs of the HBO research.
Stll.l. it's banf to imaline those Niel.sen num-
bers just sitting around oo a research desk,
generating no money. 1be Nielsen pay-TV report,
compiled tut February and released in the late-
summer, showed that pay-TV was as close in the
ratings to NBC as NBC was to the leader, ABC.
The ratings also showed that television sets were
used more in homes with pay-TV.
Herok"!
Sally Field plays a
young woman who
cuts out on a
planned marriage
and joins up with
Henry Wmkler in the
movie "Heroes" air-
ing tonight at 9 on
NBC. Channel 4.
TBI8 SUGGESTS CO••E&CIALS, Ron
Kaatz. of the J. Walter TbomPIGO adverti&lq
firm, agrees. m. agencr wu amoGI the flrma
that boulbt the Nielsen pay-TY report. became
pay-TV la ''deftDltely aeea u a poteDUa1 advertis-
log medium."
But what of the promlsee that there will never '
be ads on pay-TV?
'"Ibey say that now because that's bow they
got started, featurtna proarama witbqut com·
mercial ~ptions," Kaatz responds. "But I'll
bet you tbat youtn aee commerciala on pay-TV." -~..-... ,.... .. ..,,_
U ao, uncut, uncensored ~amml".fv will be
the oaJy ID$r feature aeparattq pay: from r--- ---.,
com.mtfttal TY; and bow laq can that lut if ad-I ru I vertisen aet into the aame? .,,,,.,
AND IF ADVE•T181NG becomes central 19 I llfll•TOIY I ~~!==.:..~0::.~1;:,.bY·-I oml I
Well. there'• atill QSeo cauette. "Ob, we're I .................... I
lnotlna at tbat, toot" -.ya KaaU. "Cable, satellite, 1-• .. ···--· ·-•. I ~ and cuaette ••• it's fun, all the ucis.-.:..· .. ~:::::--= tnaopportunlttes." I ..... -. I •I Otltt ,.. Oil °"' . • • • Ml'VI! 8HN CAaT IN l'ILMI,
I COMl1HRCIALI MODIUM0.1 YO!ca-OW-. IXTllA8 llNCa
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ON U'1. JAN KIDS ..uT
~VE 10 L..ETOff A LITTt!
5TEN1 NCM ~"MN.
by Arms1rong & S.tiuk
'Musicia&' in Encore I
Film stars Rodd7 llcDowall. ~
Kelly. and Debbie Reynolds set tbe
stage ooce .,ain for seven ol the
most lavish musical films ever to
come out ol the MGM studios. in
"The Hollywood Musicals "
KOCE-TV. Channel SO will
Mork Drops Suit
J
Over Movie Role
LOS ANGELES <AP> -Comedian
Robin Williams. star or ABC
televisioo'• "Kort and Mindy," bas
a1reed to drop a $5 million damage
suit against the promoters of a re·
released fllm lD which be makes a
five-minute appearan~.
Willia.ms. whose role as a straight
man in "Can I Do It Till I Need
Glaues" was edited out or tbe
origloal release. bad contended that
advertising for the new venicm mis-
led the public because it portrayed
him u a comedic star in the moVJe.
But the promoters or the film
agreed to modify current advertising
for the picture to establlsb that
Willlama wu not the only star and
that otbet' performers appeared in
the ftJm.
rebroadcast the locally producet
PBS 9enes on Fndaya at 9 p.m .•
beJjnning this Fnday.
The Hollywood musicals featured
m the series are "On the Town," wiUJ
Gene Kdly, Frank Sinatra and Anll
M1Uer on Nov 9 ; "Kiss Me Kate."
with Kathryn Grayson and Howard
Keel on Nov 16: "Silk Stockings, ..
Wlth Fred Aslalre and Cyd Charisse
on Nov. 23 ; ''The Great Caroso."
with Marlo Lama and A.rut Blyth on
Nov. 30; "High Society," with Bing
Crosby. Fran.Ir. Sinatra and Grace
Kelly on Dec. 7 ; "Stngin' in the
Rain.·· with Gene Kelly and Donald
O'Connor on Dec. 14; "The Band
Wagon:· with Fred Astaire and Cyd
Cbartaae on Dec 21
All seven of the great musical film
classics wtll be presented without
cutting. m the original mm versions
Fascinating nostalgic discussions at
the open and close of each program
will feature McDowall as host. with
Gene Kelly and Debbie Reynolds as
special guests.
"Tbe Hollywood Musicals" was
produced by KOCE-TV. Channel 50.
and Two Feat.her Productioaa, for
national pubhc television. It is local-
ly underwritten by Keyatooe Savtnas
and Loan.
DANCE CONCERT
IRVINE BOWL ••• LAGUNA BEACH
SATURDAY • NOVEMBER I 0 • 6:30 p.m.
TICXETS ss.50
•11.,..sue --<:'=.··· ..... ~ IP.M.
80•S P OPLS MAY UdU lbe'a oldel ~
11 t.IUM W 'I been i1Dlbal . prcftu1cina1JJ tor eo loq. Beitnntn1 with ~·1ambela1a0 LD i.
•illiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiif at •I• 11. IM'• had millloD Milerl Ute "l"tn &on1. •· ··ace 1 A.Joand the Cb.rtstmM" Tree ••
"Sweet N«hln•," "AU AJooe Am I," "Aa Usual:"
"Too Kay Biven" and "Cmntq ODstroaa ...
"A kJt ol people have beard about me from
tbelr parent.a, 110 they think I'm JDcient," lllsa Lee
uld. "I'm Just ooe year older than Ll..nda
Ro111tadt."
She'll have a new look, but llOt a new IOQDCf,
when an album ta relNMd eoon.
"I've redone my bair and I'm blowtna it dry,"
she said. "And I'm dreaa1q different -more
n atural.
''BUT l'M NOT CHANGING the way I aiq. Jt
will be the Brenda Lee sound, an updated IOUDd,
progree.sive country, I 1uesa. I can't chanle the
way I sine; l've 1ot to be mwelf.
_....,_....,.._----------------She quit recordln1 for three yean to analyae
,.
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OF JOI TYNAN" _._,,..._ ... ,,,.. ,,_ .. , .......
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her career.
"l'•e been in a lltUe recesakla, like tbe coun-
try," she chuckled. "I just wanted to take a rapite
and analyze thinaa. I decided to go back In the
studio and sing tbe way I sing and let everybody
play around me and do what I want to do and not
what everybody else does.
''Earner, I waa not beinl bcDest; I wun't do-
ing any style at all; I didn't know who or what I
was. I want tobeintbeballaameqaln."
ByTlte Auocla&eclPNU
The followin_g are Billboard's bot record bita
for the week ending November 10 u tbey appear
in this week's issue of Billboard magazine.
BOT SINGLES
1 "Heartache Tonight'' Eagles (Asylum>
2. "Dim All The Lights" Donna Summer
(Casablanca)
3. "Still" Commodores <Motown)
4. ''Rise" Herb Alpert (A&M )
5. ''Pop Muzik" M (Sire)
8. "Babe'' Styx <A&M>
1 ! 0 No )lore Teare" Butra Streiaand & Don·
na summer ((J(>lumbla.Cuablaea>
8. "Tusk" Fleetwood Mac (Warner Bros.)
9. "You Decorated My l.Jfe" Kenny Roaers
<United Artist.a)
10. "Please Don't Go" K.C. & The Sunshine
Band (Tl{)
TOPLPs
1 "The Long Run" E agles (Asylum)
2 "In Through The Out Door" Led Zeppelin
cswan Son~)
3 "Cornerstone" St x CA&M >
4. "Midnight Ma gic" Commodores (Motown)
5 "Head Games" Foreigner <AUantic)
6. "Tusk" Fleeiwood Mac (Warner Bros.)
7. "Rise" Herb Alpert (A.&M>
8. "On The Radio -Greatest Hits, Vols. 1 & 2"
Donna Summer <Casablanca)
9. "Wet" Barbra Streisand <Columbia)
10. "One Voice" Barry Manllow (Arista)
"A BRAVE, l#TEWliEllT, BRIUJAllTLY
CRAFTED RLM AS tal1EllPOllAllY
AS TODAY'S HEAIJU#ES."
-N it IUIO. NEW YOlfK O.SIL Y .WWS
"Al.All Al IM
Wlll1E 'TIE
MIJJAKT
St:IFTe
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OrftlQt t.:14 qm .....,.,, hKlt an-'* .,. 990-4022 .._ . ...-r• •AUn Ftunlllll V_, 131-1500
-MID -8DBYD &.be ~ ol maaicfoda1~\dteaood • .. ,,. a • Ute muilc ta..-. We u..
talat..d ~ wrttMI and a.a.atm people. lt'a
HtOudiDi ;wbat We C&D do ha tlae A1Hlloa
1 ~· •1•m 8on7' wu cm oa... tnca: now u;.; ..... neu Ud aU ldadl o1 Udap. •• e .. ~ momenta ..,. ne.t!fe w.
tint fold-. rw •1·m ScirJ.'' and~ prof......,••b' for u. ant tame ID tbe mJd·moa ta
A.qusta.Ga. · "l'ft .... lud:J. l'ft bad ... people G'OllDd
Ille and illioc1 ecmp. l'n tit.ct to ~-ID m1 aln'1me •llltltJ wt .... taba ID1 ..-.., •• 11'• m, .,. •• wan and I'm proud ol tt.
• L&AllNSD DllCUUNS and ·~ like upuq and IOmld. nae mOlt = tut tblnl .... liaaraed la to be ~ wltla tbe public mil bep your penpectbe. If Joa do dW.
you '11 r.eb the eoal you Ht out to be.
"We all luve resreta bat I don't tldDt aboat
them. 11le &ood o...-.hadowa tbe bed.
"Ky .,.i DOW ta tbe same u lt'a ahrQ'I been.
I love atn,an1 and enten••ntn1 I want to pat out
iood records and be aceepted u a poGUn ID-
lluenee. I bave no upintiom to.be a dancer or an
actor.
"I doa't lmow II I'll ner MJ, 'I quit.' Yoa're
al wan lD it to eome ateat. ••
'Fish' S•ells
Comedy-Unirupired
BJ' &OBES'I' 08110aNE
The lea uJd ~9::'1~-;;t: 'l'bat!;aTed Ptttl-
burgb" the better. It'• Oltemtftly a eomedy
that a aebloeky buketball team dabblbl1 In
utrolotlkal matt.en bat. man ~. tta a
tedioUI aercUe In bad
picture m•lrtn1. Box ot-( a61f'UnE J ~:i. outlook appears JUVr •· .
"If uw am·t about._ REnKW _
the dumbelt klea," ... ,. •
a ''"*'' cbaracW at one JOblt., bat aetuaD7 the basic 1tor1 1tmmlck ilD't t.ad at all. A
12-JUl'-old ·. kid (James Bcmcl m> llomlGll&o tbe
DOCioD tlMlt bis fnartte Mahtbd team, CUlhm&.ly
wilt1q CID the eourtl, m1lllt be helped bJ 101De aatrolollcal tnt.neatioo.
TD IDD8. AIDED bJ a SYPQ·lite lootblayer
(Stockard Channlq), coovUM:ea eftl'YODe to ftll all
the teams' po8lUom wttb members ot the aame
cosmic alp, in t.b1.a cue Placea, or the alp ot the
flab. And Immediately, tbe tum eoera.
But the film never does, not for an lnstaDt. The
screenplay ia barren of wit, splrtt and conflict. The
direction of Gilbert Moses la lumberinl and UD·
inspired and Frank Stanley's tlnematoarapby
seems \nderllt.. which ia deadly for a comecb'.
The cast under the ci.rcumstaDcea, del enea
sympatbJ rather than critidam. Roles are p&Qed
by a ad:dln ol buketball Pl'.'Oa (lDcbdDI -.hlllas Emns. ~ LemO" 811 ~ AMiii-
1M t'ltMTMATU.ffe~ ......., _ _,......,...
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Olt'Klor... . .. • .... .. .. • .. . . . . . g::,c:
Sc~.... . • • • • . .»!-SlmrtlR. ~--c.-C.st J..e.._ l!ntlfto. ~ W~ .... ""11 i.-. .1«11
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W•IMI. ~°*"'I..._ Fiio WN-RWWl"'911Me -ICM..,...._ .. , ....... , ..
Jabbar) and Hollywood pros <Caaooin.1. Jouth•n
Winters. Flip Wllaon), all ol them work:inc in dif.
fereot atylee and on varyt.ac enero levela.
THE FIL.II WAS 8BOT ~ on locaUoa in PittabuJ'ab. most of it OD the floor of the maaift
Civic Anna there, and the buketbaJl foo&ale
seems µiterminable. 'l'bere'a one impreulve ~
ment wbeo the arena cei1lnc opens and a bqe
balloon carr)'iAI the team dMeeada cmto tbe far.
below court.
Ultlmately tbe question art.MS: wbo11 bay
''Tbe Pllb"? Some die-bard be*...U fua may
be attracted bJ the name athlet.a lo.olved. altbou&b nooe are lbowa to mucb adYantq•,
either u aeton or In action. '1'be catdlJ UUe mQ
lure • fffW others, but balfwa.J tbreu&ll tbef 1l lite-Jy be tempted to wrap tb1a .. ptafl.. In an old
newspaper. Everyone else aboaJd beware.
MATINEES SATURDAY I suwy ·
"APOCALYPSE NOW' <A>
"AND JUSTICE FOR ALL"(A)
"YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN" <PG>
"10" (R)
"ST ARTf NG O~" (R)
''UflE Off BRIAN" '"TUNNB.VISION" CR)
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stort.. ol...,. tra .. c. ~~t Uv• re-
cently a a dbcUalloo pJ'Olfam iJl Newport haelL
SpoaiOied by UM Newpon Beach .Juaior
Leal\le and I.be Altobollam CouncU of Oran•e Cou.Dty, tbe Jm')IJ'a.ID WU touted U a foeua OD
the ••tq cover-up .. of teen-ap aleobolllm .
1'or tM tem-a1e a_peaken, alcobol wu only
ooe In a Mries ol addictiona. Tbe three Youths
aa.ld tbeJ bad Jolt control of t.belr use ot other
dnap lncludlna PCP. LSD, cocaine, marijuana
and beroln.
But the aklobol dependency eventualb' led
them to treatment and tbetr preMDt aobdety.
Dee. a dark-haired t.t-year-old, started clrillldnC • as• 12. Three years later, sbe added other drup, inclucllq heroin, to her addiction.
0 1 STA&TED DIUNDNG because 11 wu
fun and lt wu tbe thtn1 to do,·• lhe told a O'OUP
of aboW lDO adulu and chl.ldren at the Newport
Beach Police Department iudlt.ortum.
••Every t.ltne I drank, I'd drink to aet dnmk.
I'd drink to oblivion."
Her mother, she said, wu an alcobolic. And
her father spent much of bla time away from
home at church activities.
Altboucb her parent.a provided her with a
car, stereo and clolblne. Dee said abe needed
more than "material love."
••1 didn't know bow to cope with anythln1
because I wu arowinl up without a motber. • • ahe
Hid. "ldldn'tlmow what to do."
AT ONE nmE. Dee recalled, her mother
1ave up alcohol and tried to mend the ahattered
bond with her dau1bter.
"I didn't understand that my mother wu
lr)in1 to be the mother that ahe wasn't capable of be1D1."
Dee left bome and surrounded herself with
other teen-age addicts. She then wresUed with
tbe darker aide of drue addict.ion.
Friends were arrested, involved in violent
crime. and aome died in traffic accidents as a re-
Few E~eaee Disease .
.. All ol Ui are aufterlq fl'OGl alcoboll1m;•
declarw Capt. loeepb Punch. wbo d1reeta tbe
Spartan aJcobolilm treatment sncram at -.
Loq Bada Naval Jlo@ltal. · ~_:_~su--. tbat polDt at a,..,._~ lorU..~~·tt ·CMN....._. Ca•ar" • • ~ MSS .... .-
faillns ~ eet a bot.el wake-up call for a early
morninc meettna.
The awitchboard operator, be IQW, WU auf.
ferine from an alcoholic banaover.
»f was indeed 1uffertna from alcobolilm . ~:!u':;.~'·" he says. "I never made that
"I'll never know what they did at that me.et-
inl . . . so I wu suffering from alcoboliam even
though I hadn't bad a drink ln several days."
Tbe Navy bolpltal procram bu drawn na-
tionwide attention for treatiq neb oatables u
Betty Ford, Seo. Berman Talmadse. D-GL, and
Billy Cart.er.
It'• 'been called a touch. dllclpllned ap.
proacb to alcohollam treatment. where paUeuta
adhere to a 1trlct, military-like rqlmen ol en-
counter aeuloos. psychodrama, lectures and
exerciae.
Punch empbaaizet the aoelety must rec-
opize alcobollam as a diaeue rat.bertban a social
problem..
Whether we admit to It or not. be 18,)'1,
alcohollam carries a tremendoua economic
burden.
"'I'bere 1an•t an alcoholic In thla COUDtrJ
who lm't lolne without treatment," e· notinC a boltof alcobol-relateddileaMI
bleed.lDs ulcer. paocreauu.a. depl'ellioa
cb.ronlc menopaue.
••0nce JOU treat an a1coboUc for alcobollam.
100 doa'tbavetotreathlm anymore."
-II» Jod c. Doe
Capt Joseph Pursch
•
sult of drug use.
And a man Dee had planned to wed died in
an automobile accident.
Then followed a sertea of traeic events. Her
brother became an alcobollc and dlaappeared,
her al.It.er died, ber mother committed .benelf to
a meotal lnatituUoo and her father became seriously ill.
DEE TUa.NED AWAY from fneod.s and
submereed furtber anto her alcobohsm
But she took her first step toward sobnety
whe n she me t a m e mbe r of Alcoholics
Anonymous who asked ··Did you ever think
that you have a problem.,··
Two days after attendme an AA meetJng.
Dee waa ln an alcoholi c rtt0very facility, suf-
fering from the hallucrnataons and physical
trauma of the shock of suddenly sevenng her
bond with alcohol.
"At this pomt ln tame I bated people com·
pletely. I didn't want to bear them," she said.
"What I wanted was for someone to come and
put their arms around me and aay it ·a okay to
not drink and take drup anymore.''
Dee said a.be "1rew up" after beins forced
to take tbe respomlbUity of hanctHns tbe burial
ofbermt.r.
••rill asALLY OLM> to be eobw tOdQ. '' .... NW! ..... ,i.d 1 doQ't ..... _..._ .• ~
tbe ~ •. ,... *-di: .. (trillllc) ffdrth. the 'nut ward and the emouooal au.a J put my pareuta t;brou&h .••
Gazini at t.be audience. ~ up of many
parent.a and their youne children, Dee auerted
"lt'a not t.be pareot'a fault.
''1be ram.Uy la not aware md when they
finally realize it they JUSt don't want to ac~pt
it.
"That can do more damage. lt"s
called 'k.iWne wttb kl.Ddness ·"
Randy, a curly-haired blood, uaerted b..a.s
parenta couldn't believe that a 17-year-old could
be an aJcobolic.
"lt'a not the parenta' fault," be said. "They
just don't have anythin& to do with lt."
Randy said be beean experimentine with
alcohol and other druia at qe 11.
"WREN I SMOKED marijuana, I thought
that would be the cure for my Ule., It would
solve all my problems," beaald.
He barely paned any classes durine his
freshman year In high school. Randy'a parents
sent him to live w1t.& bla erandmother. hoping
that a change ln ram11y environment m11ht pull
him out of bil acbool failure.
But Randy kept a~:gtn1 away rrom
academic respomlbiliUes lost ccmtrol of bis
drul 8ddictiom.
The audience 1uped when be dMcribed his
numeroua druc adveotW"M nmninl t.be samut
of popular atreet "hlg:ba," from PCP to mitrtn1
glue aodmins PAM. a non·atickconkinsspray.
.., WOULD USE ltJST about anythlne that
would get me hip," be Hid. "If they said 'Eat
thu plastac cup' and I'd set hi&h. I'd eat thla
plaaUc cup." be Hid. glanctn1 at a cup of cot-f ee.
To supiport b1a dru1 habit. Randy said be became~ dru1 dealer and found lwnaelf ak.irt-tne with police from bur1lary arrest.a.
WFA.aJNG A PLASTIC ident.1fication on b1a
left wrist. Randy explaioed he is a patient at
CareManor HoepitaJ. an alcoholic treatment
facalJt y rn the City of Orange.
He fa.nally tackled bas drug and alcohol
problem after an arrest for steal.tog the purse, in
full vaewotwitDeaaes.of a fnend's mother.
Randy was tntoxacated and never recalled
the theft
He decided the blackouts. arrests. thefts
and aJcobola..sm would soon have led to one of
-Adams noted that a 19 76
alcoholism council study found
almost 17,000 teen-age
alcoholics in Orange County.
LIKE DEE AND RANDY. Carol's 4-ye.r
bout w11b alcohol took her tb.roulh arreats. trai-
n c ticket.a and 'allout with her 'amity.
· · Dnnbns wu everytbJne for me and J
didn't aee it as a probtem. I waa so out of it that
l dJdn't see the probleau around me." Carol.17,
satd.
'1"bese are three youtba that know they
can't drink aga.an." sa.ad Bob Adams, executave
director of the Alcoholism Counc&J, an an in-te rview.
''Tbe discussion helped parents understand
the inaicbouaooua of the prob!em," Adams sa.ad.
"Alcoholism does affect YOUD& people: at's not
JUSt limited to adults."
Adams Doted that a 1976 alcoholism council
study found almost 17 ,000 teen·aee alcobohca an
Orange County. Only 20 percent of the al-
coholics will ever seek treatment. he added.
A major part of the road to sobnety for the teen -ace alcobobc la acceptaoce and love, be
said.
"Once you get aelf-ateem and respect for
yourself, you can deal with t.be problems around
you."
"U I slip a&aui it's my own fauJt," Carol
declared. "My parents can't take any more
reaponaabillty for at · ·
·Delnltantes Kead11 to Take a Bow
BJ JUDITH OL80N
ot .. o., ...........
Usually debutante bal.11 are carefully
planned far ahead, but thla year someone
aoofecL The Ttctt.oeken• b11 moment Nov. JC la
the nme nllbt u the USC-UCLA 1ame.
What an the poor dadl to do? Now tba.t the c:b.aJ.nromen have taken
their fmr lbare of rtbbtnl and tllinp have
aettled lnto plaee--t.be dads bave bMn
pactlled. that 1.-tbe comm.lUeel an sear-
illl up for the nllbt.
For tbe 23 JOUD1 women who wt1l be pre-
Milted to IOCMty tbat eveatna. and for
anotber goap wbo wW bow al tbe Kar-
ri.OU eoc.l Dec. 20 tbJ'oulb Chllllren '1
Home ~. tbe Mbe•Mt4 Mil Ill • enatto bl remembend ,...._., eome ol tbe atrll ectmttted tbeJ•n •or· rW tw tbe11l ...... , .......... mo-m• blca9e of ta...,...,...._ wt.at lf
t.1MtJ taD ..... •kinf tbllr tndWoul St.
.1amt1tlowf
-
raneuac from beJpt.nc m the thirft abop to
miacella!Ml!OtJI community c:GOtrtbutioas.
Some have worked for the Goldentlmen
center for aea.ior cithen.a, otben have
made quilt 1quarea. embroidered or
worked for tbe Youth Employment
Service.
ANNIE -Orphans h'om the cut of 0 Annie" will be at
the Christmu Company t1lund17, Nov. 8, from S to 5
p.m. to sign autographs and vtaJt. In front (from left)
are Lori Kickllt.er, Betsy Chasse, Ann McQuoid and
Lorie Warmington from the Junior League and
MlcbeJe Decult. Top (from left) are Jessica (Annie)
Newetl, Simone Frances, Denlle Holland, Michele
Graham.
.... PUBUC NOTl'CE
Shopping With a Flair ~ICTt'TIOUI ~-.... •AM&ITATS ... •T
TM .......... ,.._k-.-6-""'H' Sitt INS.DY COMP'L.•ft ~ltlN·
TtNO CllHTWlt, '*IE. Into Mr-. .......... ~~
1loUda, 1boppln1 at Cbr11tmaa Company, Friday, New. t . "After
its bat wtD begin tomor-headquartered tb1I year five Qoppiq and di.D-
row evenlq wbea tbe at the Otanee County ln1" will take place l ... Dlor Lea1ue of Fal.rpoancfa, the open-Tbunda)r, Nov. 8, from Newpcrt Barbor unveill tn1 alCbt feltivttiea will S:30 tot p.m. tts fourth Cbrl1tmaa include dhaner by On Wednesday and
Coln.'*'7. RomQOft'a, dadq to Tburaday a tbo?«!~ Tb• four-day ••eat, the mUlle ol Alu Rem-lunch will be av
wblcb IUJ>P()rta Junior lnltOD md a preview of in tbe lnternaUoaal Leaeue projects for the the lbope. Park with a different ~numity. will indude Adml.ukJa tothe party menu to be served every
a .aala openln1 party, ls by reservation only day from ll •·~· to 3
Orta from more than 25 and information ts p.m. i'•ecialty 1tore1 available from Ann Junior Lea1ue Su1-t~roughout the United M cQuold 494 7785 or ta la era w ll I off• r st.tea, a rub.ion abow. tb Le ' 640-.l4.50 ' paatrlea, bever•1•• ari' .. after.five shopplne e ague, · and wine In the Scottish
evening" and other The I. Magnln fashion tearoom dally.
festiveevent.s. show, which includes a Reservations are
Beginning at 7 p.m. ho 11 day I u n c b , is ur1ed for all lunches
tomorrow at t be scheduled for ll:30 a.m. and dlnnen and they
I" ..... • -""1> EA. R ANN There ma1t be
~ERS: Well, I see somethina Sood about
you are ltlll continuinl pot or to many people to:'ahOleJ out that aame would not be uaiq it.
ola garbage about mari-Why don't you ever
j\t.ana -trying to scare mention the benefits of
kids off of lt. In the this wonderlul weed? Be
meantime, recent polls fair, Lady, or you will
showed that 11 percent lose your credibility. -
of all b.igb school kids DAILY READER IN
smoke pot. So why don't ESCONDIDO, CALIF.
you give up and stop Dear Dally: Yoar
looking foolish? logle that there mast be
I am 18 and have been 1ometlllag 10CN1 aboat
a pot smoker since I was pot or ao mAaJ> people
14. My grades are OK. would ao& be as1D1 It la
I've never been wingy, off tbe wall MUllou of
spaced-Out or suffered a people 1inob ordlllary
P•)'cbotlc episode. So clgareue. In &be face of
fa,r, I've never gotten lD· lrrefatable evldettee &bat
to an accident or forgot-It ean ca11Se eueer.
ten where I parked my Yoa do have a polat,
car. This ls more than I bowever, aboat marl·
can say for my J•••a ba•la1 1ome g r a n d fat b e r , w b o merit. It 11 deftaltely
doesn't even smoke ••efal for (a) In ·
cigarets. He creased a dhld••I• wlao lla•e fender last week and Ls l)aaeoma, ucl (b) re·
always looking for bit a.e1q ulliea .. eaaeer
gla11e1, wbicb patln&a ... ue&Utaa
sometimes are rilbt on ellemc6erapJ or ndfa. ~forehead. ... tllenpJ.
I (Wlo•Pa,.cu
251 young women an uted. cm Gt buit of their
.munity aervlce and academic achievement. to
Tbe npemet bere for tbe parent.I an their
d gbter's '°b:f tbe CCMlt of tbe parti• and their eta totbe , a~ '80 per couple.
Tbe pumta ca.a alto lend a ,._ lilt to CBS ~d often the au-ta pay for tbemlelftl. "A. portloa
tax-deducrtible," aald 8aJ1J fldUlpe. a member
the Newport Harbor aulllary.
Ann
Loaders
So , aay of yoa
teen·a1en oat there wbo
bave glaacoma or are
taking chemotherapy or
radiation therapy wlll
deflaJ&ely benefit from
smoking pot. Aa for tbe
rest of as, I aaggeat yoa
leave It alone.
DEAR ANN
LANDERS: For the lut
two years I bave been
involved In a bomoeex·
ual relationship with a
married man. Last week
be wu ldl.led in an accl· dent. I wu totally dev·
astated. Since we bad
kept our affair a secret,
J could expnu no visi-
ble alp of emotion. I
did not even attend bit
wake er funeral.
My friend kept 1DuY
peraonal ltemt Oetten,
pictures, and ldfta I bad
given bim) bidden lD bit
home. What should I do?
-DOUBLE BIND
Dear Doa-.le :
NoWq. JM...,. tM
eYldeDce la IO well laid·
dem &Ila& ... o .. •Hr
lbMla IL
.. ...., a. °""9al. m .._ may be made witb tbe le~pe oftlce.
sttta. En&Jl•b town and
country furnlabln••·
1ourmet popcorn, duff1e
bap and sou.rmet food
o,M.c:.e. ..... ~ ... "'" ......... ~ ........
Shope tb1a _year will of-
fer bancl-painted rattan
furnl•bi.Jll• and auta. women'• and men'•
clotbln1, handmade
Cbrl1tmaa ornaments
and aec1110ria, boob
and anlmall for
ebUdren, fine En1lllb
comeatlble1 aad
tolletrtea, unusual Item.
for the sportsman and
bird coUector and exotic
candies in nautical shapes.
........ .,.. •. o..ei
paw.
,,,.. ......... ·-............ c-tY a.ti. Or .. GMolltY .. ~ ....u.-.
Also, Jewels, band·
screened nautical
print1, clotbiDI from
Mexico, old·fashioned
All proftta will be used
for the lea1ue '• com.
mumty aervtee proJeeta,
incladina lta child ad-
vocacy newsletter, New •
Dlrectsom for Women,
Inc., and moalc history
and preschool screeoJ.n1
programs.
Shopping hours will be
Wednesday and Thun·
day, Nov. 7 and 8, 10
a .m. to 9 p.m., and Fri·
day, Nov. 9, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m .
( Horoscope ]
'ft1Z8DAY,NOVZIOl&al
81 SYDNEY OmAU
ABJES (Mar. 21·Apr. l.t): ldeu pay off -
what seemed far out and far away is now close,
obvious and to your defi.n.ite advantage. Gemlnl,
Saiittarius natives figure prominently.
TAVKUS CApr. 20·May 20): Accent on
money, payments, collections, protectlne
valuables. You may be carrying Ulllleceuary
burden. Do some soul·searcbin8.
GEllJNI CMay 2l·June 20): Cycle hllb -
take initiative, make new starts, welcome
chance to demomtrate original ideas.
CANCER (June 21.July 22): Secrets,
special meetings. family 1atbertn1s are
featured.
LEO (July 23·Aug . 22): Popularity in-
creases, you get almost anytblng you want.
VlllGO <Aug. 23·Sept. 22>: J.)tg deep, take a
stand, bring goals, asplraUona lnto focus.
Aquariua, Leo, Scorpio natives figure prom·
inently. Period of temporary confinement
could be ln effect.
LIBRA CSept. 23-0ct. 22): Open lines of
communication. Put views on record. Give at·
tentioo to laquage, education, advert.latnc and
publl.abina project.a.
scoaPIO <Oct. 23·Nov. 21): Moderation
eerv• best purpoees -keep resolutions con-
ceminl won, recreation and health. Major con·
ceaalon la made by family. Money questions can
be resolved.
8AGrrrA.aRJS (Nov. 22·Dec. 21 >: Define
terms, avoid rushing to decisions, be aware of
le1al ~es, ramlftcations. Pisces, Vlr10
nativ• key roles.
C · &N <Dec. 22-Jan. 19): You 1et
chance to "prove JOUJ'Hll." Applies to personal
and profeaalonal adlvltiea. Capricorn fleurea promtnenUy.
AQUAalU8 (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Finilb what
you start -tie 1ooee end.a. Peraooal reJaUomb.lp
la telt.d. Artee. Libra persona fiiure promlDent-IJ.
Pl8Ca (Feb. 1.t-Mar. 20): You 1et ,._..,
deal." Put errors, debts could be erued. ~r
Aquarius naUvee fllUl'e promlDentb'. Doo't MU
Joune!f~
-r-Tbe ball la viewed u a "famil)' nllbt." and ll nlmem~. ma.t llrb u ••a bllbUOt of their ~.··· ''It'• -opportunltJ to meet Clrll from other
1"'2oola alto. And a lot of tbe lirla UM their 10WD1 tot weddiQa dNIMI ...
I ., ......... •aa,-.-~~~-~--~-----------~~-..
people no .,. ....... r:----;PtCTmOUliCiiiiiiiiiauiii•iii•ii ... -
Durilll the IDClld.bl before tbe ball the lirlt aiLo ~ maay· parties, like the Tlcldocken, ad '*' '°' wttb dwir fathers, to tbe CBS offtca to ._ wb.lll11 lnftlftd there.
"Tba'1 u oufet1""'"1 end,'" Mn. PbilliJMJ 11ld. 1"'l'be tatheri learn where tbe faDda to and by t.1teendottM...,theJ'ren17~··
W• eo1 ... allo ltaye
aome da111a1l•1
e.tdnee 11a1111• awa1
la dOH&I, drawers, rue.. eCe.f U -. I lll9fe .... ................. ..
BIJld" ,. ...... ~ ..
... bleeliaft .. pt ,..
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awde wbicb la wbJ 1ou can olUID • CIOP1 for ti.
Order "Need A Utt!"' from TM~ J.Asloe,
BoI 10CJ6 IoclanaPolia, lad. ~ Slpect to wall
up to m Web fw deli"'1 beca ... tbe l'aide II
malled lbe IDOlt eeonomteat WQ.
Turniq to the quesUon al Pedenl flmdl for
law acbool, Uncle Sam'• tom m .at-~ pro.
arama can be used for lelal lb:ldiM bUt ll'aDl money la n!9trieted to d11advantaaed mlDortty ltu·
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Tbe Truman Scbolarahlps -amona tbe best
around and worth up to SZ0,000 -can be used for
law school but the catch is you muat apply du.riDg
your sophomore year of coUece and not wait until
you already have a bachelor's depee.
Designed to prepare talented collete men and
women for careen in 1ovenuneot.. the Truman
Scholarships pay up to $5,000 per year for four
yeara and the stipends begin In the junior year of
college. Details are available ftee from tbe Barry
S. Truman Scholarship Foundation, 712 Jadr.lon
Place N.W., Washington, D.C. 20006.
WOMEN OVE& 31 WHO A&E NOT yet
lawyers but who have worted as lecal aecretaries,
paralegals, court reporters and tbe UU may be i:n·
terested m the new Joanie Caucus Fellowship Pro-
gram; 1t awards between n.ooo and '4.000 annual·
ly to femaJe law students. Further infonnation is
available from the Office ol Admiaaiool, Z2IO Boall
Hall. UnlversityofCalifornia,Berieley,9'120.
Scholarship bunting for le&al studies is not UD·
like tracking aid for any kind ol tuiber education:
talk with admissions officers at law~ and
search financial aid catalop at larae llbnariea.
'Grannies'
Needy Tot H m 50
DENVER IAPl -Two weeks ago, Melissa
Gohl had no grandparents. Now, she bas her pick or about 50 applicants.
Her father. Bob Gohl, placed an ad in Tbe
Denver Post saying, "Grandparent& wanted for
adoption." Letters from volunteer grandparents poured in from such points as Yonkers, N. Y ..
Peru. Ind.; Phoenix, Ariz.; Cedar Hills. Texas,
and Escondido. Calif.
GOHL'S STORY llECEIVED NATIONAL
news coverage.
"I can give ber all the affec:tioo in the .world -
that's easy What I'm savirul la that kids need
aomeooe they can call 1raadfatber and
grandmother It's an image, is it not?" be said.
A 67-year-old Escondido woman said in her let·
t.er that. she already bad 34 grandchildren and 10
great-grandchildren.
"IT'S NICE JUST TO know some little girl
Deatlu
WASHINGTON (AP>
-Geo. u.p P. lla.n1a,
70, retired commanding
general ol the Coot.men-
tal A~ and former
president of the Cita~el military college, dted
Saturday
PORTLAND. O r e .
<AP> William
RalHlley. 60, who served
as ambassador to Mali
and to 'I'urkey dunnc his
32 years wltb the U.S.
State Department. died
Sunday.
needs a arandma and I sure would try to be what --------"""--t
she would expect," she wrote.
Gobi said be was overwhelmed by the
response and embarrassed by t¥ noto. rtety. One personsentJum$40tospendonMelisaa
Gohl said be baan 't. yet selected the adoptive
erandparaita.
P•ld PoflttGlll AdYtnlllment
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REELECTS
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494-941 5
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San Juan Capistrano
•95-1ns
HA11:1a. t.AWM-MT. OUYI ~uary • Cerrelery
Cren.tory
1625 G••* Ave
Costa Mesa
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WOltTUdY
110 Broedw1y
C04tta Meee
642-9150
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100. q rt II om e . --~---cw.t--.....,.. .,_. bollt
-~ a.I pool, H.y ' + deo. Pool. noor to eelllDI 1ta11 Tmnl.I. P'amlly Wed dln· enbaac .. famll1 rm Ina. Fplc. Hut• m1tr .-------1 ............. ---a...J.-f:': It re&eat. Near beach ~ -.,...__., ~c &olf. A at.ea.I at breatbtakln1 v •• of ,ooo. Call 9a·0902, !Wm'IMillftl Bick Bay. Hu .. master BKR.
atelaclapali:maua•• -------table, formal cUalQa rm, MESA WOODS
bulJ&..ln wet bar, .. parate •••a••-
laaadry rm tool• more -·-"' Q u • • n . a I 1 e Owner wanta amaller
Bdnm+malda quarten. bomel Vaulted eelllnl
NMport Beadles Jl'lwt.. adda charm to tbl1 I
For PenooaJ Preriew Bdrm. 2 bath. family rm -------•I ca11 .... nn bome. Loweet price, °""" 1119 • 1rs HM 10 • HICI • OIWDl!ll' Mperale, WUU
MISADB.MAI
_ 'ftda ii a tq, bit Uldrm
2 Be bome wttb apacloul
famu; room, bit-ID
titcMll with Dew ap-..,,,,,.,.., new carpeU.Da
aod • auper locatloll. _ f'•ll price I• onlr ~eaum..am
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n r.'rPROPERTIES Ii
a.mlFIED
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142-5171
V., THf flfl\I
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a~H
sua,500. Call Now r
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~ ESlAHRS
The most prestigious address plus
the finest, unobstructed VIEW in
exclusive Irvine Terrace. Over
4,000 sq. ft. of pure luxury: band
rubbed hardwoods. exotic tropical
landscaping inside & out , lmpresaive circular drive.
multi·l,veled floor plan to
maumize the spectacular view,
large prtvate patio with swimming
pool. plus much. much more. 4
JktrlM; 6 4 baths. For those who
.-:tM finest & can afford it. ~ Qllly by app•t. Sl,OM,000.
OWDii may finance.
1714) 6 73-4400
CJUt6Jl..2121
BOR
sca~lA-4~!/is·
That ln#rigfliltf W orcl Game wi#/t a Cltucile
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WJlitlS• ... CANYON
A Broadmoor • bedro()m. loob Ute a
custom. across from the golf coune and near a secluded park. Tbe home
11 charm.101 ! 2 fireplaces, catom
shutters, drapes and wallpapers, all
with a bright. cheerful feeling. Outaide you'll find automatic
aprinklen and exterior lighting along
with a friendly BBQ area. A Big
Canyon bargain at "45,000.
IJ fllli IW r: fi()"'t:i
REAL TORS•, 675-6000
2443 East Coast Highway, Corona del Mer
IASTSIDI
HOMI AND IMCOMI IArle 3 Bdrm home in .,.. EuUide location. two 1 BR unit9 add to in·
come. OWNER WILL
CABRY FINANCING.
'lbll la a muat see at su;o,ooo. For details call
540-1151
~ HERITAGE
. • REALT O RS
And the sound ot
the surf ls yours to
enjoy with this
custom 4 BR No.
Laguna home on
the oceanside, just
steps to ere.cent
Bay. A priceless
location, offered at
$'49.000.
«a Coldwell Banker
099·0.·A·oe
Close to bay & Irvine Terrace park.
This delightful 3 Bdrm, 2 bath home
ia a real treasure. Totally private ~o & gardens; including the land. ,000.
IN N.wPORTCllllJWR
• 644-9060
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A famuttc view of the beaut. blue
Paclftc. Prtv41te steps from yom-own
door to the community beach.
Exclusive area with • 2'-bour aecurity gate. Spacious contemporary home
with 4 bdrms, formal dlnln1, fam rm, recreation rm. study, 3~ baths. Spa &
bit-in filb aquarium Sl.200,000.
WIS&8 M. TAYl.Olt C~ IMl.ftMtS
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COMI Wi'IM US ..... WISb•&i& 6 y.,. ................ ..._.. G1"..::S ............. , •••• , ........
lllflll 8UCll 75Hl11
LOAN
Assumable! No quabfy.
ON BAYADERE. Irvine q ! Comee w1tb a fu-
18Tace. Ablolut.ely de· =., bome ta a put
H1btrul -1ta1ned & T•Telt.dc.r,.t
etc bed windows. W.U... 754-1202
hardwood noon, new -----ldlcbm. new carpeting:
It s parkles. Three
bedrocxm. family room.
2~ baths, laree yard,
beautiful patio, Iota , ol
elbow room. Flexible
floanclog available. sm,ooo
COLE OF NEWPORT
I llALTORS
675-5511
LMMIMALOT
Q:e8D view. 2:5x 1.0 R2
kit. w/a~ed pl•ns. owe 7QC..I, at 11% "1ub-
ordiute to coast. In.
Slll,000. Bk:r 9G8377.
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441Fair0r .
Collb Mesa
You are t.be wtaoer or
Two Free T1dsets
(950.00 value l, to
Coe.Cola
Motocrou ...
Anabei.m Stadium Nov. 17th. im T'lctetl may be claimed
by caJ.linl 64U678, ext.
272
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Sell thiap rut with Daily PUat Want Ads.
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Jlf ATERFRONT
HONES blc.
2i36 W Coa .. 1 Highwa1.
Newport Beach
631·1400
macnab I lrvtna raaltg ·
Wlf.IWWWONn
Exclusive Arbor i.te "Glenwood"
Model cooclomtntum w/YIEW ot
lake 6 bridle. 4BRS • 2 batbl • formal db:dq •family rooms. Pvt
beach • 1pa • Jt1111t a abort walk to tenma courta. An eteaa.nt Mlerinf at $!~0 fee. Donna Godatiall M~ . (M-88)
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LOW IMllllST RM4 MCIMfJ
It's a buye11'1 mattet, but wbO •Ull
to pay 14-15% lntere1tT Smart
inveaton are looldnl for' uemnable
low interest rate loam oo pdme
properties to avold the bteb ~
loan fees, and quallfyfna. But most
important the home tiu -to be rlaht.
desirable, oiler comfort. CCJOvenience
and a history of good appredation.
The R.C . Taylor Co. bas two
propertiea available lo Harbor V1ew
Homes that fulf'tll these desires. Both
homes are tw~story. one 4 bedroom
2'h bat.ha, the other 5 bedrooms 2~
baths. Loeatioos are excellent. both
ofRr aaawnable loans, owner assisted
financing. and the comfort.
convenience and the prestige of
Harbor View Homes, Newport Beach.
Both fee simple land -each offered
for )'OW' consideratJon at '239,500.
HOt tlS llOll fti'S
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HEWUSTIMG
OUPUX
3 Bdrms. up, 2 bdrms
down: &ood condallon;
new carpetl. 2 Car pan.
t.q. &epa to beacb! ..,.,"Clw' ....... l
associated
6Q"'~ EP°' ill A. •1,ps
JI 2 • ,.. •at ~ ) ' • •
FO~EST E
OLSON
• ---------LIASI Of'TIOM
$6000.
Owner waol1 out' 4
Bedrm, 2 bath. family
rm, fireplace. comer lot.
RV ac:cess S6.'50. Lease.
• lllibTn.ln $114.500. Call now.
Sl00.000 llaWIUlb1e loan sew:m. •ownerwWJ:lrl2Dd. Oflf .. IM9••1\llJl•lvht•• I ~:.~; {"11111
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PROPERTIES u l'O'.l·re not ~ Ur liUle ads lo Clusi.fied,
l'O'.l're m.ls&iag a lot ol
f\ad wb.t /:Joo want in newsy 1orormation aa
DaUyPUot aaalfieda. wellassomeputbtqa.
l!E
111111 ILlllS ca.
OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
MIWPOllT IAST&Ufll AllA
LOW •t&IST IATI
ASSOMA• I LOAM
Lots Of Wood. Glass. Mlrror1. Three
Bedrooms Plus Soper La~e Femily Room
With Wft Bar • Refrigerator. Lovely Patio
Plus Wood Deck 81lcony. Call For
Appointment. A "Joy Of Newport" l.Jatiq.
® ---· .... &31·1•
... ftD()'WfWI•• ....
llDUCB SH,OOOI
le1c:•Ce1t111
Privacy, 3Bdrm, whiteWater view
family room & wet bar. Jua •
reduced and ready for new owner .
Owner will help finance. CAL
NOW: 673-8550
YllW
AMteONa ISTATI
See Spyglass. Eaatblutf & Irrine
from this c:lelerted 2-story estate.
Bdrms on Y.a acre of wooday lat, huge spark.Ung pooJ, Iona
driveway to expanded 2-car prate
$169,950. Must See I 87N550. .
SIWS TO llACll
Cbarmiq 4Bdrm ' Upltaln terrace, cedar puellq tbi~PMM.ll. fplc, lo matntenance. Q,800.
Now 8'13-8550
llACH ~llt,000
Pour unlta actualb' PQa fOll UMJt. AU a bedrma. corn•r Jot and
¥Sumable loan. Call dQ Cll' '"*9 ffJ..8550. -
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VD.I.AO&. ALWAY A -. ~To'l:.\&fl -..... W.J OPP ITRSS'I' PAUINO. PaJC&O ATTIMllOM gr~. t'I= ltMSTOIS Clll)Ot.&11'1.. ' Poul bl• future com·
-.-,-.-------Jl*'d&l 111eoa tbll lharp ..... Pa ' ' I 007 I Bdrm boa.le. For more
........ ••••••••••••••• lnformation, call ~.
MIMMIW -·' -HERITAGE . . REALTO RS ...... '°*'
A f.cUU1 deJaxa custom
home wltb 1ourmet •--------·• ldtdleo. ~. 1ame room and lullabe jaaaal
la sumptuous m aster
bath. all a bc:>undJ.na with 90tid oell appointments. nm eESt ·or '1'HE
POlNT" for SGt,000.
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SALISBURY
REALe,IAlT
Billt>Oa li.lund 673 $()()
....... o.
llltWortd Of,....
3 bedroom Mesa Verde
home features an atrium
with fountain, fireplace
lo the llviltg room. En·
try, d.uu.ng aru, family
room, deluxe kitchen
with top appliances.
EASTSIDE
Cute dollhousc 2Br + tam. rm-R2 lot t,; block
from Newport Hgts
Great move-in cond. Sun
bow Really 631·2242.
OWHBWIU
.... RNAHCE
ISll..._r
CAU 644-7211 Pat.to, sprinklers on love-1 ________ _
ly lot. Don't wait!
SllZ.900. Call 540-1720
/Jn NIGEL
01\ILfY 0.
A551J[l l\TES
1022· .......................
OLDCclM
Adorable, totally re-l
rmdeled 2 bdrm. home.
lovely 1paclous brick
patio. Needl nothing but
you! Priced r1ghl at
$182.500 Exclualvely of·
fered through l
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1:.
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TMIBL -
10%
Owner will carry financ-
ing on this East.side, 4
bd., 2 ba. pride or
awoerablp home. Quiet
ad de Sac, new p~t.
heavy abake roof, fam.
rm. Low maiJltenance
yard. $129,800. AK for
Cl.AIG
131-12118
RVM~
10%
INTEREST
Owner will carry with
20'JI. down, for oae year
at ~ payable, 1% or
more per month Two on
a kit. only SJ.00,000. Call
669161
1026 .......................
MAIUHITA
Spect acuter hilltop ..... ao1"30I aq, ft. a..e to Varina. Selva
B4 A CaUe IA Prtma
...... -.-to tMS,000.
Oww 4el Mer •hatM ftEAL.'IOll:S-111.-W. • 1•11Jdr.
on 3+1ots. Loads of' --poulbilitiea for tbla BY OWNER. Open Howle SUPEllB TAX SHELTER
special property near tbe U.S. SatllSun. 358 Prln· BRAND NEW DUPLEX
Beach. _,,000. Clltoa Dr. Lowest price 1n 2,8>01q.ft. + 1arage.
-
College Park. $97,950. $210,000
SAUSBURY ~T.MO Joen C .• qt. 41&-8487
REAL ESTATL --
Balboa Island SYCAMORE GLEN nns~~~~'T
673-8900 DB .A. ......... EW ------·---i ~" Enjoy relu.lni privacy HIW 1 Fabulous, large 3 bd, 2'h tn this 3 bedroom wood
Custom built,, br, 2 ba, 4 be. Quality townbome and glass Dana Point "' condominiums. Only 8 home. Just wa.lJUni di.s-car p.rap OD overabed available. $109,980. 2430 lance to beach and lol w/ooaapletely recoa· ........... ,.. _ _. __ pl · ... ..1 and ditioDed 2 br rental unit Sant.aAnaAve._... • .-. __...,,. ua JaCl.Y.U
w/frplc &r hardwood i--------•I ~~ce at home .
Oocn.87S-05G. j IMACMMETHISI! UNGOREALESl'ATE
ColhlMn41 1024 3 Bdrm. family ~!11-m4>493-8812 _..................... ldtcben. formal d1010g . ,._..Valley 1034 -CIUDUCIDI spa, In North Mesa T"IU Verde. Many, many •••••••••••••••••••••••
SUIJICTTOI ' cuatom features. Like, BY OWNER. 3br, 17()()aq.
Great 3 bdrm start.er on' real tile floors, custom ft . RV prkg. New plush
quiet 1treet. Lge yrd. drapes, n ear new crpt.s. Lodcpd. $105,000.
Owne r h as bo u i ht carpets, top of line dia· 848-4475
another ft is analous. hwasber and etc. Priced• VA ............ 5 NowoalySBl.900! Hurry! moderately at $114,500 ,_... ~9t91 ! Call54(>.1151 Nice 2-sty 4br, l~•ba,
c::2 Walker t; Lee _, s ~ HERITAGE w/la.rge cul-de·aac end
lot. Full price $112.000.
Part Place,lnc 842· 7461
·J _______ ,twi14CM1 .... 1040
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. . REALTORS
OAK GLEN
Distinctive new 2
bedroom, 2'1a ba con
dominluma.187,990.
2518 Elden Ave, C.M.
Ma-6734
For sale by owner. 4
bdrm. 2 ba, a car gar, nr
ICbooll. Aakiq $150,000.
402·18th Place, C.M.
&18--53>1 or 642-9489 after
SPM.
1UITLllOCI ra t1111VPllel1.4 Br.
811t Canyon Townhoutt. V~. mW
amenttt.-.. uttl aeturtty. 2 Br. den. 1)1R. 21-
bathJ. ~. tennll. Will urr_y 2nd. S179.9:i0 •
Principe& onlJ, Aaaumable Loan.
C41112IMJa.t144
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..... $5000 DoWll
4Br.2Ba,d.iuiqrm . J. v. c.o .. Ul.-00 11% FINANCING
Dover Shona 5 bedroom. ... =)Mq .... &Md. • . • Price ..... '° •. -Alt· ...... 4~ baU», SS75,000. Wltlt ,_....;.... _ __.;.. ____ _
mo.ooo down. owner will Ca • rcW
WELOAJI
. CfllfGE Piii ·
L.,..leeda to• &ap.IMdt 1041
IYOWHll ...._, lldp COlldo
2 mu11ve frplea w t3rd 1n
Romaatk mslr ate. View
from a1mo&t n-ery rm overtoolDnc ocn. Fuluoo lale, Catalina llland.
ll U . 48 r . 3...,Ba
w /elegant features &r
appt. Pnced to ~II. U ·
arm.able M:.% loan. Pnn
anly.M0-83
cany at 11% Call ua for r. 211rty &600
more detail• on tbl1 •••••••••••••••••••'·-.............................................. rabub.9 ea&at.e BALBOA CHARlllR
BeautUul trl·l•vel, 4
bedloom atrtteley Plan lA pneu,!ou.a Colle1e
Pin. Nal.lmable ~% ldea111 locat.ed to park.
aclaoola Is community
Po0l1. OPEN HOUSE
SAT II SUN 1·5. S521
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WOODBRIDGE
WILLOW PLAN
As.sumable 9\4% loan on
this magnificent 4
bedroom Willow Piao,
largest h o me I n
Creek.side. Decorator ap-
pomtmeoll throulbtout,
central air It pro ·
fesslonally lanclacaped
yard. 37 Redhawk.
Jr 1.oQO!HllllGf
~f A, • t
S~l -3000
llWIFllNT
New Modular Type Homea. pvt comml.lllity,
2 bells, 3' hr aecu.n ty.
sub-lettiq OK. From
--Truau.re Island MobUe Home Pk, 30801
So. Cat Hwy. La1uoa
Beacb, R.11.P . {714 > ~
W OODS COVE
ESTATES. 160 lights
work tbe1r ma11c at eveoinl time m tropical
pool prdem. Grac1ow. $
BR "home haa been
taatefully decorated
tbnloul.. Spanou,, decu
w/beated pool-perfect
for entertaln1n1 . .-s.ooo.
L....-Vllage R.£.
497-1761 .. =Lot ___ _.;.,,... ___ laplll ... 1050 .......................
$ 149 ,500!! Leisure World. Gate 14
Wood. stucco 4c stone: 4 Panoramic vlew. 3rd
BR.den.3baths; lge. liv. floor, VlUa Nueva, 2br
rm. W/frpl .. formal din. 2ba, SM-6879 A/C art
rm. BeauUful view of _7_pm_. ----mts. & canyoa. Hurry!
Mlalioo Realty 494-0731
OCIAMYIEW!
Sl,520,000. Elec gate.
Priv roed, Teonl.a court,
pool, Jae.. wine cellar. sauna. am. IMIC. SY1tem,
library, maid qtn .. and
more. 8000 aqft ! ! Prine.
onty. Pat.rick. 831·1286
........... 1052 .......................
•• bk Lo.
Fairway El Niguel 3br,
&!34,000. CUstom Realty
77().WT7
LamuyUvmg at
Nt,uet Shores
Owner to befp fln. Villa
bm m exchwve grded
IYOWMER
Ql!tom deatgn. 4Bdnn .
3ba.1Wdy. fplc. loads of
xtraa, In Bay Kooll1
area.
Prtndpala Only .
SZI0.000 548· 1815 ....... ...,.. ...
3 BR. 2 Ba. ciinini area,
bltns. cpts. drps ,
lodscpd. Added patio,
partially end. with
ceramic Ule floor and de·
rorat1ve wrought iron
support.a. Qwel street
Vacant Probate
1150,000. Ca 11 to ~ee.
536-8836
~.
MlwportC...ter
640-5357 ......
~ 1071 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Sllet-W fl!:•c• Laree 2nd Don beach
aty duplex. Located on
larae lot w/room to build
ltddiiwnal unit Here ·a
your opportunity Lo in·
vest m your ruture with
very hllle rash Take
your fist istep Lo finJnc1al
succes:.
Forest E. Olson
131·6500
1010 . ...................... . REDCAR PET -By owner 2 br adult condo
111 model home cood1tton.
Wallt to So Coast Plaza.
John 531·4000 days.
566-4818 wkndl 4' eves.
comm. 3br. den 2ba .,..._,,_ 1018
llEALTOQs
S270,000. Larsoo Rlly ... .,... 149ts.
tm-0802 P\RI" at an 'nc-redably ._·_··-·-··-·-·-··-·-·-··-·-·· ... • ... • ... •• ... ·-·
W 0 0 D BR I D G E . ~Fond 1055 lowWO,OOO'
VILLAGE -Broad· --------•I•••••••••••••••••••••••
moore Oakwood $118,000.
3br, or 2br, den, cul-de·
sac, Ml. View. By
Owner. cau 551·2818 ror
appt.
Wooclariclqe CoMo
Brand new 3 fklrm on the
park, by owner, Prin·
clpala only please. wi.soo.
53'1-8231
WIDlllDCEGLEN
Aaaume tbla loan.
Fabulous Woodbndae
Condo. 2 br, l~ ba. ceo·
tra1 IU.J', completely up-
graded. A.lking $118,500.
Call now'
LWE/OPTION
•
OWMER
MAYHB.P
finance 3 bedroom. 2
balh home with large
family room. $139,500
•
SUPER FORMER
MODEL
3Br. 2&, 21<z yrs old. ~% assumable loan.
air, upgrades, prime
k>cation & cond $136,000
Owner 581·9980 1r no
answer TJ0."'501
• .. .,.. .... 1069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••
WW.CADY
E:ldtiN ..... localed ~ ~ .._ ID 1•17 .8tldi JIQ ...... •llll7
• a •••• ,~ ... j)e_t••~ r••o .... ldtcbm. Tb.la bome will
..U ltMlf. P11111eller wUI
Cm'IT ......-w/mblimum
dawD. ... m1
~ WaU~er C Lee
Real Dilate
Me wporl a.odt
Very uzuque remodeled 3
Br 3 Ba + famil y
$169.500 Bill or Ltndd
Geffeney 631 0884.
646-~.
owe at 10010
Owner must sell
F.ltatbluff 4 Brdm Lusk.
$164.900. Prin only ......
m>UC8>S4000
Owner will help finan~
or leme wUh opaon to
btq. S&Dlle story 4 bd. 2 ba. [am rm. form dm rm .
rec rm. U53,000
&G-11587. S4$-0095 Agt.
•MO QUAUFYIHG * $3900 DOWN
Only $1D,OOO. take over Assumt' 11:\rt ~ loa n
flnlatlc ~on 3 BR Townhoust'. Nnrport
exec. home. Won't last Heights area. Homu
r••--•OUS Owner. 5'1-0210 avail. Newport Beach --~-Similar terms . Call SPLIT LIVB. er.:me. Pnncipals only
home on huge 8,600 --------
Ju ... l foot,tep-1 &
'tou rt> tht>rv 5Br.
2Ba beach hom~
$225 000 w_ith
$137.000 as1um·
able I st at 9%
OWC2Dd
17141146-5502
IEACHUYIHG
'68 Fleetwood in Btrt
RB part Rent SUS mo
FNS280 Fu 11 det.a I Ls ca II
972-8421 Tort.otSe Mobile
Hoa:>es
Next to pavilion w1Ua •
bey VteW. 1700.000
ReaJooomica ~
c:-do•••-•now.
--..--1700 •••••••••••••••••••••••
NE::'To~AST
PLAZA 2 BR + dea, 2
Ba. 2 car gar .• auwne
186.000 at 9.,, Owner
w/carry 2nd TD.
1109.500. Call Joe. at
213-439·8343 Edgewater
Really 213-4.:M-4481
APIECE
OFPAIADISE
We're now offering
waterfront tlme·sKllring
condominiums on the big
1.sland of Hawaii. 1000
plus sq rt . sleeps 6 .
Beautifully furnished.
Pnces begin at 16100.
(801 >364·2000, ask for
)like. ext 195 or Dan. ext
1111
Palm Spnngs. Mission
Hills Tenrus condo. Z BR.
2 ba $1 32,000. Open
Sat.Sun 2·5 339 Forest
Hills North.. 213-769-0711 _
1100 .....•..•...............
MEW4
'That you can get fir.it
U!le'f" nghts on, near ma.Jn
bu:itne\S C:1tock broken.
& large banks ) district or
Sant.a ~. all are renL.-
ed. Call for delaJls.
Park Place.Inc. 842-7461
:m:JW.Coatffwy,NB
645-6646
NEWPOn HACH
12UMTS
1 DOOR from OCEAN
Unbelievably low LOW
PRICED at $425,000
Owner will trade. Brand new LAKESIDE
condo. Ideal location
clo9e to ten.oia and lhe
lake ln popular Wood·
bridge. 2 bedrooms.
Ideal for couple. Call
now ror detalla.
squar eft. lot, thi1 4 BIG CANYON !li"EWPORT CREST CON Bedroom, 3 ~bath house DO One of a kind. 3Br. -------1 WoridReal Estate has ireat poteoUal for Spectacu1a.r actr course JBa. S146,000 A gt
expansion or remodel. est.ate. 6600 sq ft. 4 lo 6 &C-0295
New roof and sid ing Bdrm.s. si,,, balh8. Pool
close to popular park. andspa.Sl,395.000.
Jr WOOC>BRIOCf
~FAlTY
$18).ooo • THE STARNES CO. BAYSHORES
Fee land. 4Br. 3Ba fam1
ly home. 2 frplcs . 2
patios. 1319.000 B }
owner. 548--0511
5S 1-3000
UOi&So. Coast Htway
in Village Fw.re
LAGUNA BEACH
497-2457
ORANGETREE Patio ~~~~~~~~I
Home, Plan St highly
upgraded, 2Bdrm &r den,
2 be, $115,500. Principals
Only. Owner: S.Sl-5189
o,.-., 1·5
IZll~Dr
RELAX 1n the jacu.ui
after eaterta1n.log lo Uus
home Just made ror run &
ftteadl. 3 Bdrm. deo. 2
Ba, formal dlnlng rm.
Ji ving rm w /frplc.
gourmet kitchen. Huge
deck overlooks ocean &
city llahls. Compare
value at 1298.500. Good
648-5711
llRB'LACIAILI
DUPUX
4 Bedrm, 2 bath : 3
bedrm. 2 balh. oce an &
bey VJeW. 1310.000.
fQNES
REALTY INC.
l:nR40
(714) 673-6210 I
WESTCUFf
Dover shores. 48r & pool
UpgradeJ> everywhere
Avail. 1mmed. Sunbow
Rlty 631·2242.
IAYCR.EST
termal , ___________ ,
NEW LISTING-Be
the first Lo seehf }OU
t'n j oy a pr1\•ate
courtyard entry and a
light and bnght hvmg
room you'll be mlerest
ed! Jr you eQJOy a kitchen
family room combtna
tion and 4 Bdrms With an
expanded master wmg
)'OU should dertnltely vtS
il lhia lovely home. of·
ftnd at PM.000.
«g Coldw ell Banker
CMIS1IAMO llACM
PAIJIADIS NONI
VA ..-umable tou, no quallf)'iq
for buyer lar;e loan. Deconrtdr's.
home with new carpet. curtalniJ,
brlck patio.· A mu1t see. Only
$1.23,GOO. Walk to bus lines.
831-0836
642-5200
OWNER DESPERATE
MUST SB.L
THIS WEEKEND
3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH NAN'l'UCD:I'
MODEL HOMS -LOWEST PRICBD HOME IN SEAVlEW. 1359,000. WILL
CARRY FINANCING WITH 10..,
DOWN. OPEN ROtJSI: SAT. at SUN.
1·4. WILL COOPERATE WITH
BROKERS.
ttMYACHTMAl.IA
MIWPOD llACH t2'60
Ml-tut -712-1107
MOBILto.:HOMto.:
BUY SELL Hl::NT
FINANCl'.:
Mobi._ HOIM Stott
lflfomllltioft C...+«
CAUU5661·1021
UVE IH IRVIHE
Nt'w 1536 -.q ft 197it
Lancer All extra~ In
"Jbe GmH?'I" Shown b>
11ppt onJy Ca II nov. for
all deta1h t~J6007 I
TCJrtoise Mobile Homes
fm-3421
fJ Morro Bay. panoramic
ocean view. almost 1400
sq rt . 2 BR. 2 ba . Ii
sunde<'k . man,. extras
Xlnl (1.Danr avail Call
fut. PauJ agt 752 1700
•EXCITING•
OPlM COUMTRY
Located ln Sborecurrs
.Country Club Park. A
beautiful 24•14 Vlklng
Home, W/everyUlin. lft.
eluded. Ocean view,
aoove Dtrella Golf It
Country C lub, San
Clemenk.
SPICIALIUY
BeauUful 3'xS2 Keywest
UJm). Mobile Home tn
Lquna Hll.ls, 0tcest 5-
Star Parlt. 7:115 encl
porch. mirrored doors.
ll&ht wood loterlora,
3~Ton air cond . 2 =. Br'1wttb ba + area. walk ln
cloeell. All for only
$29,SlO. (JIU.tlm).
Cl.AISie
MOlalMOMI
SALIS
mlffarbor. lb IOI-A
MO-lt37
OMLYPl,910
12ld50 MayfJower 'If /121Jt
fad.ary add on. 5 Star Buch park . Only
mlnutu from e vtr·
ythlq. Your pie.,...,. ln·
cludiq .,., c:oune, pool,
IP* aDd" oeMD ...... IArl&~~ ~-=k~ Ajl..~
556-7777
FOUR UNITS-C.M.
i\ear new, 3 Br owners
urul. 2 ba. frpl, 2~ar
gar. J.2 Br. 2 ba, um!.!..
TSL lnvstmlS 642-1603
11 DRUXE UNITS
PRIME EASTSIDE, CM
2 Bdrrns each.
11iESTARNESCO.
64G-5711
NEWPORT IEACH
Duplexes on Penin. &
Nwpt Shrs avail. All
amen1t1es Presently
leased Turn.key opera·
t1on Property m1mt
avail 67S-.912, BKR.
RENTAL
lNCOME PROPER'l'Y
From $39,900. Modular
Type Homes. 24 hr.
securH) 3 private
beaches, pool & pier.
Treasure l.sle Pk. 30801
Pacific Cst Hwy .
Laguna Bch. R .M.P
m •' 499-3579
SB.UR AMAHCE
OwMr'l ...... k.
l .... 21au.lt
Ookle loc. oo11 U ml to
beach. Own \lDil baa 3
bdnns .. 2 ba .. fireplc,
pvt. paao. 3 Rental \IQlts
Pl'O'lide xlnt Income. A
youn1 bids lo actl\'e
IJ"OW\h area. SMS,000
WetlerM.T.ylorCo..
Rea!t.orl 8'Mtl0
INVESl'ORS PARA.Dai: Jl'I a fad tW propeft)t
Cll or ... t.ba water;; preda&9 r.....tUD
..... kind. Bow about. u Ub1ta 00 tba .....
w/appros. llO' be9':b
front, SJ,,200,000. U..
Cblm PQmODt. I
14 V'llMI I mlD drl'ft.
Prlde of ownarabtp.
~-*' 10 Clclindof acrw
beaob. O•atr w II
flnance at '"' siaooo.+up. lO \Jol\1 1maabt
wbltewater pier vi -000. Wblte Wat« RMJb eaavldcllt-,
SMC'IM9111ta me.ma ........... ~
Ou •r'fJ .~
t4UtnS
BJ ~l ... ont Sboret, ~ leacb. llu.at Mlll ~nOLc.n
SCOTT llALTY
-IJ6.71JJ
WAMYID LIASI
O.UAHOf'TIOM
Prominent Newport 8eac.b family have aold
tbelr Doyer Shores
bome. Need min. 3 bdrm. +malda. over 4$00 aq. ft.
Newport or Orao1e
o-&albome. 1·2yn.or more. 7 n1w-e credit.
Call TJa.l600 ext. 1485
~-~156 eves &:weebocb.
.......................
R>llES POR RENT
1 or 4 Br. Priced rrom
..... Fned yard " 1ara1H. Famlllea
pleate. kld1 &: pet1
welcome. Call 914-zses or
fll.2171. Ast. oo fee. ............ ,4.,.
..... '•1d JJOO .......................
Buell boelle, 1 block to
aand. 2Br. lBa. 1mall
yard. Winter rental. M50
plua utllltlea . NB
~mo.
'RtE
.,GOOD
LIFE"
YIMt·"°""° M :
Soc111 Actw•ll•• O• • rector• Free Sul\day
Bfunch • 880'• •Par· u ... Plue"'"'°" m(N'e.
~MCN!AnoM:
Tennie• FrM LJNOf'I
(pt'O lo pt'O Jho9)•2
HMlth OuCJe•S.UNI•
~·s-inming• Golf Ot1v1ng
Aenoe
BEMmM. 11.PAltf.
fltefTS; Singles. 1 &.
2 Bedrooms • Fur•
rustled&. Unfurnished
• Adult LMng. No Peta
• Models Open dally
9 tolS
Oakwood
Garden Apeltmenta
..... pOlt Bwh/lo •.
t700 16th St
10o ..... 16tlll
-(714) 642·8170
Newport BMdl/No.
880 1,...,ine
ar. Adults 0n1,..
~1125110.
5i51-l7'15
8HllL 1 very 11 bdrm.
ptmb. laundry. lmmac ll"OUDdt. ID Pomoaa. i3Z5 mo.-.-: .... ~
UW pd. DO psta, Pool. ar.aba.se-79
,., 161111 Omm. ba)'View 1~ br l7l4J 646-0550 drpa. bale. poot rec rm.
mob. hm on I,.ido Pen. 3400 tee. cntrl aar. watr & gas
Db 2br. 2ba. new crpta.
IArle. private 2 br. 2 ba ~-BH.u1 .P8Uo. 1 car pn&e. AOuJta, DO ... .-mo. '7$-05G.
llAll OPDONG
PM&Y SICTIOM
AIU.T SICTIOM
Waatflcllt
2 Br. l "4 tie from .. 10
2 Br. 2 ba from "50
3 Br, z ba from $525
Bea\&ifuJ. brand new . Ellttflent locaUion nut
to lbopplq " part. QiiJdren welcome ln
family teetion. No peta.
Ol>eodally 10-5.30
3111 West Wilson. Costa
Mesa <behind Harbor
Sboppme Cent.er).
631·5'5831548·2'08 Perl. bacb pad . ---------ri.NoPets Nr So Cat. ~ I h ~.., ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'ull laya •"50Mo Biii· br~" So _..,/'IDO., w pure .,.... 8d B d ~ beautif y furn • · ... · · •New z ........... o nr. . ~ eva, 8111-2881 dya. 3 rm al roa moor apt Overlooltlnl water 2 1 3 . 9 9 z 4 1 2 l o r Cout Plaza. Pool, spa.
AlkforPauJJ. Homea, Huntlnaton eO 87S.ST7 %13-111~.CallcoUect. UOOmo 841 ·1480 ---------1 Harbour. 213/212·1138 mo · - . . · m.111r74 · ·
!br, ~-F\ally carpet· Spec. 180 cle1., oeean dya,2U/51W5Meves. _, 2 Br 2 Ba. pra&e. 3br. 2ba, 0 C.C. area. ---__
ed. BltiDI, frpk, fDcd bac view. 3bl', Coodo. Front Ct 1 , , · 1Zl2 w S.lboa Bl. If &n· Faaul~n1t. 14Ullo. -aean lbr 111" occ. ahop-
yrd. prdener, 1525Ko. prime unit. SpoUe11. ..... , , d 3425 tenst.ed call foe appl. Avail. l. 6U.-S'f IJIDI, but. 1275. No pets
551.at. T~.Jr'· Jae, Lie · • ·• Jim er Carolyn 7»-1222 --..._ b Ml·l4imorm.asr74 ~Oil with 1 bia 59-•-• .. ••••••••••••••• · Hem-aew .. ...nu .. 2 a --furutab.Ui3:50 ., 3 Br. 1 ba. a Broadway. Rancho Sao J09Q1&a, Coo· - -Near ... Zbdrm .. J be ,., • -• --twall9e .• frpl.. 2-ear eMI. Larae fruit 1 br al*. no
ON p~ Only COOmo.A.clulta,oopeta. do,Zbdrm,211Ui,an&olf Peotbouu studio, twnbte.,fl'pl,kareocl. Ocantroat c11x Zbr. 2ba. pr. No pet.I lll001mo. ~Wit Clllly. U187 ~::::4's~~~~ =• JB-r-Dup--le~ ~.~l:o;: =::.~r::=•:i':: ~ i*a •1mo. ~~~Mo. ·=·nearratmew• ---.-c>~-·~Uo.
DUPLD Wiater. eodoMd yard and pr. -75/mo.153-ll07 -LENSEw/OPl'JONtobl.t)' au.. Stove .. rein&. New2Br Upper. laundry
NOQUALlP'YJNG W• ,._. "-• ~b. = 1111 aBr. ZBa Condo lA ~f. apedom. di', bnad MW cmdo. 2 br. 3 0c'::'::~. 1285 mo. 114·3058 eves or fac.. m>tmo Ul'2 Meyer
•• 1 aa each;~ 611·1400 ~"Av.UL "°oow .......... tJtdv Pit Twnce, 2 car den. J~ba, very pvt ba, Npt lkh. 1750/mo. Oc:eae front 11400• wtmdt Pt,MZ.-3112 • fP...,, uawue 9~~ , _________ '"""'· · · ,...,_ ......,._ frp&c. wet bar, wLvtew, lrl back yrd, Olll~
200
It · ----
to. with IZ0,000 down. OecilPl,C.Jl.Ml-75&5 owgmgnhy pool 6 Jae. MW c:rpta.drpa-palnt. 811fndwtdoekll . lbr. Near Fau;;}ew
6
Brdm. our Fall'Vaew., ~r.CC>~1:·~A~ ~Elarp2bdrm • ...,,., tchll, $a5 mo. Jtcar &aS;7f ~oa! ':?~~~:::~ lBr'!~NIO~r :r.r.Jr~110"!ves ~l::r~:e~:'ua~~~ 7*•.., ....................... haf2~ood floorr:s· $51·2'7'11 ~~a7~ll05~Y wti:dYl.•TPll '4ZS. Ocean front CJ> -Orwlmdlt14-JMS m.1& G• 14 3202 enc.._ pra1e. ya · 3br, Sba. patio home. IUllO. BllJ{rallt w/dodl: ---INYISTOIS! ••••••••••••••••••••••• Adult.a, DO pet.a. $425. mo. lllOON'o. 54()..5830 uk for Dellahtful 3br, Twme for Dbl Zbr. 2ba, (rplc, m.tni ll.5IDO. E-slde 2br. lba. yard. 1Bdrm w11tove It frig . • . I IORMS Call54&-3176. Owies. 7Sl·3111 uk for lae 2~ba. frplc. gas ocn view 1425. 2211 Vsy dean. AduJta No dOle to butes " st.ores.
V11.ry c:IOH t.o 018· WAMTIDLIASI! L«e. coodo. 4 BR, a ba .• _J_o_. ~comr Jr>b!re~. = CM. nt-9441. Pt&s.SBMo.~ •. Cllbempm.eo. ~ .. Tbeae 8 units OR UASI C>mON frpl .• pr. T.anla fll pool. WOOOntDGE SS 7 5 M ·0 v 6 4 5 . 2 i 8 :i ---New 2 br. 2.,.. ba duples. ___ 5• ~1:8· _ ·-In x.lnt coodttion..... Prominent Newport Nr. goU COW'1le & Back ,. BR. 3 ba .,_cott es&wknds Woodbriqe, lrg2Br 2Ba. URSO aq. rt .. Haaae yard. r.w 3126
toaellatS2'0,000. Beach family have sold Bay.'800Mo.997-4746 ~;beauiic~?$insMC:. ev · . _ 2carpr.w1~ner,ten· dbA prage. frpk. blt.m -••••••••••••••••••••
caaeyl 759-l!iOl their Dover Shores EAST SIDE C.M. C.Oodo. 64Wm.63l-3644 WATERFRONT 3 Br 2 Ba tral air, pluah crpt & PARK NEWPORT lbr. l550.IT.Ml33S. 642-1166a _ BR. clean. bright, with
home. Need min. 3 bdrm. 3br. 2ba. 3 car gar w /OP· ~ oo Channel lnclds drps, near lake. SSSO. tumiabed. lodoor partr-1 Br. seove. mrig. Ga.s pd. prqe " ow. $310/mo ~ Walker & Lee
.......................
....,_ R~ Lot Xlnt. loca·
tio9. No. end Laguna
Beach. Level. 2 bllta to
oeemi. n• .. 04.58..
+malds, over 4500 sq. ft. or W/O hkup split level Orqetree PaUo hme, 2 slip for power boat up to 830·060, 559 ·74 30. Ina 1500 ancl. utal Adult.a. no pet.a. Ref's. zu.a&-4954 ___ _
Newport or Orange w/frplc,Skylite.diawhr. BR (1 BR, den>. Up-40'. Dbl gar+ utra ~17l7alt5 &M-23M..._l2All MMll83
Coalt.albome. l-2yn.or M50Mo 645·43H on anded. pool, apa, lennls. prq. S1050mo. Tult.io. new interior, 3 --------
tnoc'e. 7 n1u.re credit. wkeodl~aftl. Ml!Omo.511·3185 Bil. 1~ Ba. w/fpk. ai ba amr Call 'm4IOO ext. 1485 OCEANP'RONTZ Br. up-,..-, ....,., Call 545-WTS 3BR.2 ·• uro. "11Ha19, ~ ... Qando..NrSoCatPlua 1j Bil.ti Vlew for leue per uall "/lrd A,J aun-_, Yearty .......... · ~
••u'ende• onllcAJ1hur.Pai1utl>r £den like tarden In Mell' * ll...-2-d 1ty «lili7~ JBR.ZbL.uaftarD. ~--r_c ..... 1--~c-... Turtlerock Hilla. UK: •t d .. v-..au ~ ..--~-e pa .. 0 ec ... apa, ZBr. ma. wuber. dryer ....... .,. .............. .... Pool+:Kid oll:-Ocupy anded. air eood..' B wshrfdr/'r, mJtteWave. dWiwuber compactor 38Jl,2ba.oceanfront
lmed. 2~ Ba. fam rm. Im· new crpt.s lc drpa & gar Pt Nl .. •el' area .... 75' Yeuiy ......... .:··Sl.000 3 Br. 2 Ba. SS 5 0 M o mediat.e occpy • Sl 100 mo. incld'd. $875 mo. yrly. · •-· ~ -
641-8602 ~~~anlyo Bulkley, JACOBS REALTY 8"8'100.492 2'796
Rent this lovely 2 br. 2 ba Hlgbly upgraded. pro
Walnut Sq C.Ondo 2·sly. 67~70 feuaonaJJy derorated I coodo with 2 encl. patios Bdrm-Bach Versailles for $425. mo. 752·6800 2br, 2ba, pool. $475. ,._ ________ "--L.. overlookJna foun· ..1a~ 5810160 aft.e 5 & ~eves/wknds. •• ........., • ......, .. , .., r · ---------1 PROFES.510NALLY de· taln 6: park ·l11te --------_wlmds __ • ______ ,2br. It den home an corat.ed 2 bdrm + den. COUl1.)'ard. Full aecunty
.... lllmd 1206 Sbr, 2ba, or St. Jobo ·5 Deerfield. Upgraded tn· 2,,., ba condo ID excellent bid&. Sli50 per mo. Call -••••••••••••h••••••• dlurch&achl. Baker St ter.trlndlc:pdAdjacentlO loc. Luxury llviag. 844-nll. Act. Alk for a Brdm 1 Bath, lease $800 512%1 parts, pool, Jae, ahls. C.Omm. pool & teools. ~
Q A S165Mo. 5.W-1420 aft 6PM SlOOO
associated
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1" l .... f c>•t'> "'<"l , • • t 6
•t ......
a..:kwlrt1d .......................
bdrm new carpel
c...A 2Bd 1 Avali now $350 mo + ....-lOUI rm. poo · W.I. Call Mart.ha 661-1161 ~ aduJts, DO peta, '23 w. Ba,). 541-9516 . or~Jbi2. ___ _
Adult zsr." open bea; ............. n40
dis. lots of wood. no .... •••••••••••••••••••
Jiil&. s.m S73-lll03 Eves
SZZ5 I Br dplx. I aduJt non
smoker. !>dfe. qu1Pl
clun. prt>v ref req. no
pet.a i64 w 17th ~-0358
TOWHHOUSE
~ 2 br ·~ bath. fam.aly rm. fireplace
Just remod ele d
Gerdemr & water and.
le mo. &&2·M54 --.
*DRUXE*
GARDEN APT.
2 Ir, AcMh a.fy
3po°'5 O:>vered car port
Pit.ID apts . 8 BQ 's
dme to f wys " bcba walk to sbopplDg. mo. u.iet area. st. Eastakle 3B N" b It &:wtcnda .mo. ....,, ' 1• 3107 Karle.~. _ _, .,, ... _!~ ~/ ac · WATERFRONT C.Oado Afi lw•F.fllllMtd ...................... .
B.EALTORS Youu..ruu5ua. .. -mo. with view. prestige. •••••-•••-••••••••••• __......_ ______ c::orc.a .. Mar 3222 ~ 3 Br. 1 ~ ba condo. .........___1.a-...t 1706 lBRapt,wiateronJy.404
2 Br, '"' ba atudlo l)'pe. pvt paUO. bltn.. newl)'
decor. crpta. drps. PC>O'.
util lllCI 1978 Maple
Del>. mo. sa-8086.
17111 Galcletewnt atw ......
••••••••••••••••••••••• *Cote Realty Heritap Park. No pets. aecu.rlty. poolSpacioua2 =·=·••••••••• £. BaJboa. •-........ • • • ... D . Pool up-aded $500 mo bdrm. 2 ba. $950 mo.• or ....,,. "Ul or 2U '378-8981S --~ 4br, 2ba, frplc, bllina, & Investment • .. · . · submitleue/option. 2Brw/frplc. winter. $400. .._.., • · lt\at.becorneralone pool. ocean view. 640-5777 Day 54~·1313, eve , .. _,_ .. _.Adlll ...... -.. Ba-'""-duJts ~fortunes bave been SlOOOMo. 675-9550 ~ Watwfro.t Homt1 ................ • DO...,... .,,o "''" ....,.,p a · 28r Ula. upat.&lrs. beam SHARP be -h 2 &
847-6064 t...,"4• Gr• ada
Wit 00. Three to COD• 631-1400 m.9229. No peU. uw pd. 106 E. cal. W/eot'I. 1ar. New . ac l. 3 aader'a.re: wr.11 LI & 11•01 2Br, l.Ba. New carpels. 4B(CU1drvmer, ~-baw'-•~:~ll)~!·. lalloa PHii i. 3707 Bay Ave. apt 9 carpet & paint Avail BR.. frpic, dshwsr. gar &
••• • • ~ nA9'9 drapes 4 paint. Be st "' A.LUU _.,., ,._ ......._. ••z• 12/l. $3:50. 840-7804. pebol. No pet.". 960-2358. VIEW HIU.S west.aide loc. 1325/mo. Im med· 5 5 l • 5 l 7 1 • Walk be h 2 b d -••••-••••••••••••••• -_,Mm' -6 -PLANS APPROVED. • ... ,,_,_ ... + '"150cd. A .... 549-7544.A&t to ac . r .. en. Sleepln1 rooms &: .. ••••••••••••••••••••• &side. 149 E. Bay. 2br. Love!y all adult. no pets, 8*MlY to build triplex Snalsty3Bdrm,famrm. 6".niLAskior Frank~.. 2 ba house. Fr pie . ldtd>eoe«tes. m wk &: lBr w/be, froot entrance. lba. pool. Adults. No 1.2&3 Br apt.a. 6200 Ed· wldl one S Brm. 2 Ba, 1~ Ba. huge yard ~IHdl 3241 'pri-.C:!e ... ~1 :r/yer.e'• ~.Oceanl'roat.~40 iar w/elec door opener. ~.S3:50llo.~ml m,er.HB.846-01119 famU:y room owner'• uo· w/Watf!r, sardeoer & as· t......,_oa leadl 3240 ....................... .... -· · P9tio $31.S. Call &M-7220
I&. Owqe-may CAn')' 2nd toe. dues lnclbd'd. 91195 _..................... PAMOl•MA V1IW 64G-5272. zer triplex w/wet. bar & Pll'a. Or call~ 2111'. Studio. l~ba. Gar. 2 &: 3 Bdrm. New del~e
a.-.ubordlnate to coo· lmmed. occupancy. FOlllNT 3 Bil. 1aip view Uvine !Wt'"• abadio, condo. frplc, blk from PavWoa. pmdo.. ar mUece. sbop· tow11houae1. tennis llnlctkmloan. Drive by 1017 SandcuUe ,_ ... _ .. N .......... On.I)'. No p..... CalJowner (7l012'7·2MO RoolQ)' 1Br 1ar. apt w / PIDI catr hry No Peta cowt. spa, secwity, near ••••• &:calluafordet.alla. 4 Bdrm., 1~ bath home room, v .... w ucca. o. ,,........., Call .... s-ti&ljetty/oceanYiew. SIOOllo. '971.7~9 aft: beacb.2202HessCircle.
tACBl.S. With valid ap-tnSo. lfu:nila&toa Beacb. ~~O:~roRS :;;:._11o. ~alt. Oceaafroot l Br, paUo. CJmyatepstoChinaC.Ove. 7Pll. -.S'T71or751·20ll0 ·--~ mep. WW tub-WI~~/"\ ID the~ IDlh Dia· wsbrldryr. utll 1acl. $450/ Mf.721L All
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1..9 ACRES. 330 ft froo. sec. Brand new lar&e C2600SF> Avail lmmed. 75.2-1830 ... •••••••••••••••••••• ·No pets '335. 1S2 957.J.Slll H ff.) Bch lm1. 1420. t.19t ...t commerclal full ocean view home. On the water, Newport (8) Shalimar. Call 1714 ,547.1451. (714 > .... cmter. '152-1920 3br, 3 baths. lam &: din Rust.le Retreat, 2 Bdrm 1 Beach'• flneat. $1200. M.Wl22or536-l.857. 1 BR. utiJ paid, new cpta. &M--Olll5evea
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1515. ~--••••••••••••••••••••• bbm, pet.io-yard. Some Newly decorated 3 Br 2 Ba 1375. ~11182 Beautiful home In es· f t 1 b s 1 PIOf•nlS.. dlCve Victoria beach. --------SUSCASITA.S W/lfl>IC, enc . garage, town ouae. pac ou1 , __ 3 br ba f Uy 1'\lm. 1 br apt 1275 &: U". lm.mdry rm or W /D book· ~ &: poot Quiet -... , 2 w I am ~ ...... ,..... arllba,(amrm,3decb. HIWPOITCUST ... 14>.$110toSSZ5 area. A.cluJll, DO pell. rm. frplc. cloMd 1ar. W/1uperb wbJte waler Super abarp Newport Encl. 1ar. Adults, no 'mi..111mt · 1421903 tcz.m.5Nl/M5-ml Xtra clean . $550.
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llalur'9 adulta oo11. No pr., Ul80 Wallace, llP' pet.I. 931 w 19th St. &r. 2 ba caado. Washer. = n..a---. 1111 #7. ,._.., -.om. dryer book-up, patios --........... front • baclt. Quiet wpt Blvd. NN3'73 2 lalP br in auper loca· Attractive ll•a V enhl lllllbborbood. Sl500. mo .
......, - f •-u don. redwood beam ceil-apt 2Br, lBa. S350 mo. Sb ore Ii 11 e 11 c m t • .-.. v~ "'-• um. UJ we lnp, bu.ilt·ln ltltcben, 531. s 114. s Sii • '7 18. IC'7-GD. ::.... t:Mo~=· =-~~~re S!S-1174 .,..._ 1144
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DAJL Y PILOT W• Ads caJJ 8C·56'78
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-.... •••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• WAMTE.D!!! Suffe1 SIOl t;XPOSure OD Bristol New 5,9ilo 1q. fl. lndl P'lfl.SCHOOL PAD NEWPORT BAYP'BONT lBr. witb • To share 2 Bdrm. apt ; There i.a a difference! w/jntrl serv. 225 to l.280 bldg. wtm sq. ft. oCf1ce Llc'd for « children
Bachelors. 1 or 2 view porch, SS25 mo. bas pool, Jacuui "das· Larae swtes (260 s .r.) sqtl. FromS175..S5T-70lO Fronts on excellent Ph"' mce Jbdnn home.
Bedloorm•Townbou.aes ~ ____ hwasber. Renl·$187 SO provld101 hi1hly pro· Dix. t-rm. Office adj. street. Ofc can be ex Can be purchased on
From 1389 so Cootact Abel at &&5 9116 fess1ooal secretarial Airporter Hotel. No pa.oded l.lnl. cool.ract at 10'« Ill·
Spectacular spa. total LargeM Bapch 1 w/balcboldny. aJter 5 pm. and/or Mon service with a maoagea-lease. 833-3223. 9to12 Wftiey M. T.P,.-Co. tenlll.
recreation proara m. S375 0· 00 • sec. g. AND Fr I. days at ble nwnber or urut.s. 2021 Realtors 644""910 Patil Place. Inc 842· 7461
IOClalproaram.7pools,8 Rec. facl. Nr Hoag . 75&-4.500. Business Center Dr. "THE.. ltafttalsW..t.d 4600
teM1S courts. At l''ashion Hos P W k s y 6 4 5 . lrvme. call 752-0234. EXECUTIVE SUITE Wand, Jamboree & San 6242, wknds & eves Moving? Avoid deposab & FWJ serviceoffiees •••••••••••••••••••••••
Joaquin Hilla Road. S48-042S cut living expenses! LUXURIOUS mNewportCenLer Help. New owner ra1S1ng
0141644-1900 OHTHEBEACH ;~fessionally since EUCUT1VESUITES 640-SC70 rent sky·h1gh. Reap. ..,,,_ Offices now avail. lo workin& mom w/4yr old
Di stributor Oppty
Burglar Alarm, wireless
audio, no insta.llauon re·
qwred Call Tex-Sonics
West. 831·702t
OCEAHFltOHT Bach, lutch. bath, uul pd. HOUSE.MATES elegantly appointed Ex· TOP LOC ... TIOM needs 1·26( m aafe, qwet Hotel Apt.s. S220 yrly & &32-4134 "' area, near bus Pref ••calsx.t 3br. 2ba w/orrice. Yrly. up. lsl & last. 2306 w. ecutive Suit.es centrally 14274 Beach Bl, c .M. 548·6427 Eves· O,,w1wllty 501S
ft-pie, 3car gar. '1050. Oceanfront, 673-4154. F. to share 3 bcl. 2 ba. located near freeways, Westminster. Avail 12/1, wtmda. ••-•••••••••••••••••••
TSLMgmt 642·1603 -houselnlrvlne $175 + ~ courts & the Orange 896 sq ft. office or store. -----· FAm 3'~%. Det.ail.t
2 -. Zba_ .. _ ... blltto 2Br. 2Ba, new plush ut. Avail tmioed Call County Airport. near 2 freeways . 2 bedroom house, Call Mr. Thornton · .-, .........,, ...,, carpeting, PoOi• Jacuui. · · Facllltlea Include a m.81189,14.5-1280 secluded yard. for Pf'O-809lorM$-441112 beach. 2 car gar, auto op-Sf.25/mo. Adult.I, No peta. &GSS Evea frieadly, efficient re«p-fenkm-1 ~ lD Coat.a
••-••••••••••••••• •• •• REW ARD for mum /info. CASH 1reen crw ser. Stolen ~ T D • lO~. Lado Vlg. No "·s. ~ . • I 6t6-tS46
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2 day approval, rund Ln 7 Ward & Edinger. FV days. No point :. No 83IMOBO
balloon Sl0.000 $200.000 REWARD 2nd TD lo~os Lido
Newport Co 573 7595 24
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HOMEOWNER LOANS
ARRANGED no.cm to sz:so .ooo
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Call Bob WUllanu·A,&ent
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rat Adam!. & Lak~
S36-3125
ar. Beaut. bay view. S6SO ~intment only .Rmmt.e wamed, Fem to 'Ion 1 t I t e I e p bone Several .office & a mall 11 e •a are a . No o . ......, lo a.-MU
yrty. abr "'/2 1 a me. Own ()llel'atOr who creeb your rentab 1n CanDeey ~ avtsUan. Dec. """ • ....... __. •• ~lllmt 842-1803 ...... tm+bdrm llSS/mo Ill' cBeataandwwenrour .Lowco.t.. L Uptoa75. lllAhD .. l I _________ ,
I 11 II AC UL AT E la ~?..'!!~ ..... ~!~ belldl. •im _ v::.::-r~~1!'rt. = 1.-e. Call aft.., IPMkM-J Bdrm, 2 ba. SIOU'R&BBEN'l' 2 Br cim6) or lo. Cout be11o1tlf~ll)' ecoHled .... -.u.a ~-~di~-beba~-3 Br. 2 ba, pvt patio " Plaza. Jae~. sauna, pool. coolerence rooms. photo ~ ~~-~ ~~ •.
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H.8. .... 16or ~ 6821f>o f .._....._. "'ear uo:ac . • g.arage.Lot.sofgraa.61A M/W Sbr w /work1n1 copy machloes, & lbe -._ ... "' ... ·--~
acnJS Crom wat.er. Quiel Calle Campana. SH5. Fem. szoomo. 971Mi049 finest In secretarial bAepty Wied ttecUU1 rd. 'W1' fbuad.. Blkttao f ~ Shep. Approx . Im..,
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Greenbrook Tracl"u
1S3-411151. -Ii
nei&hborbood. 1675/mo Weekdays after 2pm llef'Vlces. For Curt.her .IJlCo 580 sq.ft. cb~1ce Costa Gmrrmt. max $375. Cell
yrly lae. Waterfront J!hone 492-1567 or 2 roommates, Fem. pre· & a personal lour Mesa shoppaq Center D.H.880-IMZJ Home631·1~ 496·5275 Anytime ferftdtoshr48Thouae. through the facihtiea. spa~. 5i 7-B. Harbor weekends. M.issica Viejo 951-81S7 please contact Vortac Blvd. at Balter St. Across 1 Bedroom. 1 bath. yearly
or mo. $350 mo. Agt. s:a;. roe a large unique
673-ClO ____ Spanish style lbr. apt
in Block to beach. 3 br. 2 OCEAN VleW. 332 Encino
ba, dowru1tairs, bltns, 1A See Mngr. Apt. C.
frplc, paUo, gara1e. $600. 5a111a A.a 3880
lZ144th St. 640-6140 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Lee. 3 Br, 2 ba. upper; Beautiful 2 br. 2 ba condo,
Walk to beach. $600 Mo., cloM to Newport. It S.A.
yrty. Aaen167s.8170 Frwy. Pool &c sauna out· aide door, MSO/mo, call
873-2891.
Fem. roommate to share
3Br Condo. Vic. South
Coast Plaza. Contact
Kati & Cindy at 957-8705
or Candy at
SCM7QOext.281
Rmmte to shr lrg 4br. pool
home F. V. Responsible.
$250M.o. 842·2917
Oceanfront N.B .. yearly,
patio, frpl. waaher " dryer, 1 male or fem.
$300/mo. Dave 5411·8163
Near Roag Hospital. 3 BR. 2YI Ba. fplc, cpta,
drps, patio. pool. adults.
no pets. $550 mo. Agt.
5&'7'729 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Res p . woi:klng mom
Seawind V•illage W/4yr old SOn W/Shr
WE)l'CLIFF condo, new SMALL 2Bdrm dplx ·~."f~:S~.~~: =t l!:ts bdi!~, 1~~~ :'~p:ro~ 1n:iar 0 brus F~ 6G4158S; &T.J.6&40 from $350, 2 bdrm Sl.50m0+~uu.cau after
townhouses from $500 + 6: 30 pm. 548-6&27.
CH ANN EL FR 0 NT pools, tenols, waterfalls, '"::_alJlltl .
W/SIDE TIE. 3 BR l Ba, ponds! Gu for cooking & -:.. ......
tplc. balcony, yrly $700. beating paid. From San 4350
Call m..zJ..13 Diego Frwy drive North -·•••••••• • • • •• • • •• •••
oo Beach to McFadden $40. Stcrage only. Single. Nicetri·plexlnresidential then West OD McFadden 32:5 J 17th Place. C.ltl.
Poto' area. 1 blk lo to Seawtod Villaee. aft«llam.64&513'7 beach. 3 bdrm, 2 ba. m4,_..·51.98. Yearly $575. Call _:__.,;,,,._, _______ •Sin&Je, Harbor-Adams, m.zus. ROOllll 4000 C.M. $40. Storage only.
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.. ** .... Locbey
200 Intrepid
Newport Beach
You are the winner or
Two"" Tidletl
csso.oovalue), to
Roomw/kltchenette Offiwa.t• 4400
$72 week & up. .......................
___ 543-__ 97_55 ____ $230 UP. Office-store,
Roommate to share 3 cpta. drpa, A/C. 17301
bdJ1n. home ln San Juan Beach, H.B. Lae. 842--283(
• Capo. Sl.90 mo. split utlla. lot 2 Rm SUitea from $75.
20 to 30 ~rs. old. Noo 779 W. J.9th St. cau Tom smoker. Steve 493-1260, 540-2200 ...., -----·---------c.c..coa.
.... C4l'OU ... AalMm 8tadium "1m1abed rm, kitchen J'Ww. l'lda, 1'1t priv. l~blb from bcb, 1 MOFIE£ROO
'l1dDltl tll8y be clallned dellre female student. .,,. e.l.tbai IQ.8l'1I. ut. 21).31). 1'15-11'1
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DIC.sums
MIWPOIT CINT'EI
F\ill aenice. From $225.
Newport Rec~ Corp.
(714 )&M-7189
Assoc .. 1714 )955·2288, from Fedco. Agt. 549-1366 I I JN/l....t/
m4 )95.S-3900. 1\vo Westclifl offices "'-ce $150 &: Sf;5. .. •••••••••••••••••••••
FREE RENT 00-1.m T• ·~of oe.-New & used office sp. frw ,.... offer ..tU $200-$500/mo. West aide
1980. c. for....... Sunbow Realty 131-2242.
(15 to 2'00 sq. ft. ....... Rllltal 4450
Deluxe Office Suites •••••••••••••••••••••••
°"Newport lay
UDOMARIHA
VILLAGE
675-8662
BALBOA ISLAND
Storeorolflce. $400 Mo.
For store & office apace at
reasooable rat.ea.
500 to 2700 Sci Ft.
Mei.\ VERDE bR
PLAZA
1525Mesa Verde E, C.M.
S4Mtn
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MEWPOIT IEACH Modem 502 sq ft st.ore of
OFFICE OR RENTAL ofc. 2630 Avoo·C 213 /
SPACE, W. Cst. Hwy , CT7·7001
Marinenl2828 Mile. a251Q. ft. C2 sp. Office. shop. mail ~ "hobby. E 'side CM.
El.ecutive Office, Design S90Mo. 2&0·5201q.fl.
Plaza. 265 de&. view 9f· 548-'r.M9
flee tor leue. Jnclds: COMMSlCIAL
Secy serv ., phone UOO..,,.,. _, .... ..._ ............ llllwering & use of coo· .... ,.., ~...,.uuuu
SOOS
MONEY
I II 0 I( £ II
* .. * TOMHal
201 Tulane PL.
C.osta Mesa
You are tbe winner or
Two Free Tidwh
(JS0.00 valuel, to cocere•
Molacrou Aaah
Anabeim Stachum
Nov mb.1179
ndceta may be claimed
by calhna M2·~. ext.
272 ferencerm. 114·75'9-0215 shopping center, near
Fairview/El Cammo. * • •
INEED
I MONEY
• CRIDITMO
rROILEM
2-t & lrd TD to.s
547-5402
Arran&edby
Comttto-Loms
lbueownef' k>ens,may be
anaqed from s10.ooo.
irUl'elt only• amortiJ.ed.
abort ~ swing. call
Cardinal R.lty. broker.
about your real es ta t.e ao.o needs 851·1360
FAST CASH
2Dd TDs swings &al833
• I f ••1/ r. and I
l.elt&Foimd .......................
t 1• !IUah SIOO .. .................... .
SCIAMUTS
ANSWERS
Wait.er -P'lord -
Mound -FeM1or -DOWN
If you pla y the
stoc:lmarket. DOWN IS
another four·letter word.
5300 •••••••••••••••••••••••
FOUND ADS
ARE Fill
ca1~
642-5671
....,wcmihd so3o ~~~~~~ •••••••••••••••••••••••
----r"'' FOUND· Male k1lten -
about 7 mo o&d. gray/~
stnped. fluffy. Dana
~ 49f>. 7SZ9 .. -1
Auld. 11/l BtfJ 4mo c
Per11101Angora . V
Santanella Terrace.
lrvlnetCdM 644·9S76 or
644-97& ~
~ 10NC111 s15,
•••••••••••••••••••••• il
WANTED Female ~
share expenses or 2 w~
stay m Tah1t1 . Dec 22 to
Jan Slh . Call Barry ,
m-1011
MICHELLE'S ·~·
•o.tc.al• 11Altf.2AM 83>37t9r'
~t
PREGNANT? Caring.
conrldeotla.I c:ounse11.nu , rderral. Aboruoo. adopy ;
boo I& keepuig.
APCARE,
Mtrport ~· CM. S!i'sq ft. 7•9501 --------i Need.-. less thu 1,yr. Jndustrlal area of Or. Cty Olin-Op Game Centers Pay 36. 4S'lf. • f u 1 ly
Lmlor ~a pet" Call
Animal Ass istance
~ 537 Z273.nofee
COVEil GIRL ~
* tsJ..0771 * a. Hr<>ukall Service 1
airport. 1364.S ft, located c:amtlm• Profits ~~~_!~tesTumt ~· leC.'Urlld. Out.lt.,,.tin& of. PRE LAW stl.ldenl needal •
at 18001 Skypark Cir, ale Cot •11 Soon! Ull ..........,..... ·aey, fer . Mr. Thorn too Fomd or lost a pet" Call SZS.000. Will do anyUltftl•'
M. in Irvine. $550 mo. Retall or ollice space ready-to-10 operatto~t· &Galor645-4462. Specaal Pals Hotline. Le1aL Confidential
M7-1430 available for immediate incl; top P me equpm • '1MllJ12· 123S. 213 /2S8-7388 ,_,..,....,_lnhi"i.traffic leaMd locauoo ln H.B. Mlwt;111 .. Trwt DVB.M. P.O. Box 3242.
EXEC SUms -~-..-&" We aupply decoratlna. Dlidii , 5035 Found· Fem. German N. 9211i1&3.
Happlnesl 0la having your ~~~r'\nMF~~taa I~ carpet'I, •ill> • aervice ......... -............ Sbepberd. apx ~" lu, bllt *~XY 1 • "'Y *
Pla"e of buslneaa at v-11~ l425Sq ft al~ warranty. Complde s.11w~ Co. face, Westminster rv ~
" IALK'~· • • tralnlor avail. No ........ M'7.aseJ OU'OCALLONLY Balter Cent.er. Reeept.. aq. ft. Froota oo Warner. b 1 All tn-ol real ealat.e 1--------97._ 11 JI conference room, phone Call (71()96'·2568 or franc n •• nor iaveltmedaaineeUM9. LOST * ~ * .._
coveratf:.. CloH to WS.2971.A&ent. ~~Jf ~ Spldlld 1• ABYSSINlAN CAT, nr LORI'S =aria~':~:~ Mewprt•cl.CM Mc Don a Id at : 2Mmt Me.aal>r .• Cll. N.B. * *
avaU. For more Info, call Prime Commerical 1300 ~-.::.: t 111. 0 r MW I JI MM6 I I IKWIDft OPEN~= t~ y 'ii-S..~=at=m.=2181.====:.!.:«='9150=eq=ft=·=°""=50tl===!::::::::::::::;~11'1dow .... IDGDIY b abrt l&L.:=U _.., 831M11 . ., trm 2llld TD't, Db credit
dm:k.nopaltJ,IZ0,0006 l..oat vie. Harbor • AFreocbl>eliCbt .;1• ,
GET MORE D I ME $$$$$.
FOR YOUR ·
.ap. For actioa call Ram 11 too . Ir a J LEMAN DI LAIUI
...-: ~mi. co«aUel. very . tame. ESCORTS Je H-~
talb. Bewanl. Call Fr9d .... ll&-0104 J\llt moved lD&o town'? ....,41or532-llfl. n.-~~~ -tb• CluaUJed Ada. UlST: f\lU ll'OWll blk • Piaf . .,,.._ by SteL 1blJ're t.be euftest way sre1 atrlped cat. Ill. Uc'c1 Tberapia&, N ~ ao•JUllltbebmaand •'Qavo." hsiect man-4:»9:IO, Appt. On
tenicla1C* .... ! lllp. lNI. "1..-iJ ~7. <· :n. ll
I! •
•SI llM.I LADllS • Your dao6ee ol 100 's ot .-.ct men ror ruodem
Photo Datu. lnex-
pmllve JI hr. 971· 'lt'19
"'COMPA1111UTY ..
''()pen Lillestyle'' people .._..warm retaUou
~call 75CMl8'74 sm,ld call 750-0871
Recorded Ma1. any hr
la blt.enstina 110' <new
to S. CA.> aeeta atrt,
Qll<e, attractlve. 17·211
119) for 1DMDlnlful rel•·
tkluJllp, 8"·1172-No
tilbe6pleae.
Admln/Prof. Adlh. s,mt. a.IL inc. p/t, fl t.
Owo bus llkt-illll Mnamt. l'•U/loeal. =:r~erund . tnve.t. PUii.iC m.TIOMS .... No.... C&.81
Bat.be. clean, aulat full Type JO, v~ oul1olng time Incl. Sat. Irvine individual lo ve clerjcal
area.844·5"3 support In e1innln1 .AMwwt.MJ S..-.ke Startin« salary
PBX operators for a TO $700
telephone aD1werin1 t7J-ttlS
servtce experienced or •
will train. l"uU Ume or CIBHT TlAIHll Bartender PeraonabtY +
pmt ttJM-~-avaiht· ~ty UO E. 11th Sl.
ble .. Day:_: •z::~:d: Bi-lingual Spanish. type c · ~-=i: abf! lo work 35. " nke appearance llAUTICIAM
CHAUFFEUR:
U~a.oe service DOW
taki.a& appllcaUooa for
Cbaulfeura. ~Int pay.
E.O.E. (714 > 875-2118
Chrhtlan Comp•·
Dion/Housekeeper for
elderly woman. C.11 .
Live-In. Car pref.
511-3288
VOLT
·~741 .. ~ Dri~e. Newport Beach
CAcrcm from John w.,_ Airport)
Equal <>PPortmdty Eml)loyer
------•le 0 M P U T I I
CU!RICALS
11DS WEEK IS JOB OP·
POR'nJNJTY WEEK AT
PACIFIC MUTUAL.
AND YOUR CHANCE FOR A BETTER
CAREER. SEE OUR AD IN YESTERDAY ·s
PAPER OR CALL '714 >
M)..&527 FOR MORE JN
FORMATION. PACIFIC MtmJAL.
OPIRATC>aS _DELIVE_;,,;_;..:___R_Y_·T-O_P_P_A_Y_1
llnahbabed lrYlDe area NO SELLING Muat be <~ Rd Ir Newport JI or over. own trans, ~). f'trm lffka H · 4 80·9pm, llon-Fr1 l*imeed middle ayat.em <>Pen&on. Good oppty :Om.--Olll call btwn. 1·9 --"-------
with procJ'eUive co. On· B.ICTROMIC ~puterSyatems DINT'ALASSIST. TECHMICIAN
"'11 Ume chatralde X
Coqiut.er
OP&ATOR
ray he. reqd R.D A FULi.Oii PAaTTIME
pref Bene. offered ICNOWLIDGIASLllM
Salary open. wkdaya U S I 0 F
&42·688-0. evea&wknds OSCIUOSCOPlS &
873-3403 GENERAL TEST Six months experience.
Systems III. Graveyard
&hilt. Excellent benefit.a DmtaJ Bualness Assust .
& irowth potential. 8% exper'd, F V area
Shit\ differential • bove 968 1648
Ec;>UIPMIMT. WILL
TEST AMD EVALUATE
ftROTOTYPE &
ftRODUCTION
MAGNETIC COM·
ftOMEMTS. VALOR
ELECTIOMICS
540-9264.
It.art.inc salary. To S1100.
PIOGRAMMER
One year experience
5)'ltema II I . K.oowledce
RPG 11 St.aruna salary toSlalO.
..VSAFH
972-9955
DENTAL t'HO NT <H'
F'ICE-non smoker. ex per
pn!fen'ed 644-0611
Dmaper
TOOL
DESIGNER ELF.CTRICIANS ICllDe weSmda Tntni wins this entry level. Newport.er (Juuosne foll.
as~uir9d.llany career opportunity. Gaar+ eom. IM0-8582.
· ii bl Starting aalarr 9"-0881 co. ta ava a e. TO • .._71 --------
Pleaae call Mon-Pri. -BEAUTICIAN CMI
lltijr tr fhtJIJIM" Clerical
Muat be f amlliar w tlh
maane shop 1.0 dea1an " ... cutt&D& &oola. small
dies Is machine parta for
ICft'W aw chine Is Ill .C.
latbea. Salary com ·
meosurate with ex
peraeoce Numerous
bmefu uacld fully paid
mecbcal Is dental ror both
)'OU fr your depeoda OlS.
GROWTH
OPPORTUNITY BRASS KEY
CATEllJllfO TO YOUR
SOCIAL AFFAIRS -SXQUJ8ITE ESCORTS * 181..cr729 *
Fashion h1aod area t7J-ttll COMMA.MO ~3a NlfOlMAMCI
11/F
caJllG C~ "Tbe Bair Cutting
E .O.E. N o e x p e r I e n c Place" Immed. ope~ for ex-Applicatlons now being ne~e11ary. Just nlc per. precision Hair Cul·
taken for warebouae· appearance " type 3 ters In Costa Mesa.
·delivery helper. New wpm. Learn 1eneral Salary " commission. --------furnJture warehousing or fl c e pro c e d u re 11 . Xlnt growth oppar. & ~ ~ == ~:; aod d#ivery firm. Pbooe Starting salary ~ benefilll. ca 11 Ed·
"travelln"'. convention. for appt. ll:J0.9:30 AM. TO $610 mundatM0-6153. • Startine waae S4 per hr. '7J.tt15 or nd a rep for trade Good advancement for IOA TS
show? Brenda 894·9908 the right per s on . Eatabhshed No Calif.
frm8am-9pm 646-748S. EXPERIENCED f1bergla~ boat manuf.
Need lo talt lo u lawyer? PIOOF OPBATOI has a variety or PoSitions
For free initial appoint· N e e d e" Pe r 1 e 0 c e av&I for exper. person
meta call ~l.21M. Even· APROPOS 111dlvldual on 775 to work neJ 111 lay-up, spraying & ma appomt.menb avail•· h G d finishing 40hr, 4day Ille. Fashion Island 11-Spm s lrl. oo week. Send resume & opportunity In new 1 d deparlment. StarUn sa ary reqa . to : C.... S400 Pwf~ Sail Craft
---.. A P\ne E opean aalary CarD. as Duffy Pl. SUI llDTTRE PEK90M Dnt1ner Boatlqoe t~ TO IMO Rafael. CA 9t901
Of )'OUI' choice from open seek Ing assistant t7Z·ttll
minded eoupJea lo poteo. manager " additional looldreeper
tia1 manial• partaera ata!f. Salary•"· COLLICTOll Must have expenence In t• " safe through So CGI C.... 644-2652 payables. woric orders.
Calli's largest" moet un-I~~·-•_•_•_•_•_• ___ •_•_•_•_•_•_ pre v 10 u5 c 011 Hti0 n sales jOumals. payroll &
ique Dat. Serv lOOO's of background In bank. light typing Must be seU
profs from do<.-tors to ex· APT MANAGER r 1 0 a n c e c 0 mp 3 0 Y . motJva~ Contact Mr. er:s. WomenJOtn free PM For 55 units in Costa collection agency 0 Franke. Dean Avi.aUon
Dai. Serv. 1714 )636.. 7572 Mesa Exper'd ,couple. retail ok. Startin• salary Inc. 5.57-liOO Wife bkkpg exp. ..
.. ..., ..... _" Husband maint. exp. ~.S!,!1405 BOOKKEEPER-full· ,.,.....___ Call 1142·5073 or (.213) ...,,~..., Ume. all booklteeplng
••••••••••••••••••••••• &31161 duties, lncludea aome ~ • --------RIAL llTATI bolt•1h31 For appl. uk .........__._ 100• for Bob or Yvonne, -===•••••••••~ Assembly LOAM ,.OCESSOtt VelvetTurtle&M-SIU
~ lor pre-school
Deeded, bn, lo meet your
schedule. S.W-26'78.
.... Wmhd. 7075 .......................
rravelln 1 Comp a ·
llioll/Secretary position
wanted. Ella ClM-2684 .
MlfpWcmhd 7100 .......................
AecountiQS clerk needed
bnmed. Som. up. de·
alred. Call 1142· UHll. Sindy.
AtCOUDUnl Clerk with
llQl'Oll " accounta re-al va ble experience.
1)pe 40 wpm. 10 key by
touch. Ano Ackerman,
IU·TTH . Newport
lllirt>or' Yaebt Cl&lb.
MXXJll.JNTANT • Newport
Beach, Small national
CPA Firm seeks
eertUled or candidate
wtt.b M yn. experience
*her' tu or aeoeral ac·
eeunUn1. Work tn
.UDM1J1U111 • demand· iDI wott envtrorunent.
Smd resume to Lett.er
WIUe6CO. llOO Dove Sl. ~ 105. N.8. 82680.
TRAINEES
IOR IXPHllNCm»J
MICRO
B.ECTRONICS
We are seeking in·
divid~ lot OW' ProchJC·
tioo Department. We will
train the rilbt In ·
dlviduals ln the micro-
electronics lnduatry
FHA /VA conventional BUS BOY. Mon · Fri
background. knowle<:I• 10:30-3:30, CASHIER,
of boarding loans . Moo-Frill·S. Mldl apply
Starting salary in peraon to Sk lnny
TO SIOIO Haven, 9901 Yorklown,
t7J.f9H KB .. ask for Laurel.
llAMCH SICUf AIY
BUS BOY -Lunches. ap-
ply 111 pel'IMlll Le Bia rri tz.
414 No. Npt. Bl. Npt. Bch.
Type 60, Uibt dictation. -~--------Work with busy Manager BUSBOY
& Loan omcen. Starling Exper, day " evening.
salary TO SIOIO pvtclub1111-1730
•n..ttll Cafeteria Employees,
days, aalad exper.
belp(ul. Good beoefits.
Comprebenalve com · TaA.._ TB1m Call for appt. 131-6100,
P8D,>' benefit.a including Lots of variety for -5-211119--· -----
llllJor medical and den-outaolng. experienced CAN YoU recommend 2
tal. For immediate coo· Teller. W0tk in various people for expanding
alderaUon call or appl)' branchH throu1hout busloe11? OBJECT:
at: Orange & L.A. counUes. Money & hard work.
SMwracln/Transm.tk
82CampuaDrtve
Newport Beaoh, Ca
C714t 540-6010
Company lives 20" pe 882 mile plus at.art.Ing salaryc __ A_R_E_E_R __ O_P_·
TO $IOO PORTUNJTY
t7Z.ftll Leadinl lat I. Co. needs
m••s ambWoua person of un·
questionable character
lor It's sales most. train·
Several openlnt• ina pro1ram. Above
throuibout orange avera1e earntn11 lf
County. StartJna aalary qua.lilied. Colle1e Ed. TOSIOO pnt. Teachlna, aaJea or
manaaement back·
Career opportunity GENERALOPYJCE
aVlilable to talented in· TYPISTS
dlvidual with fll&ht con· SECRETARIES
trol & storm design back ACCTG CLERKS ground. Apply lo person
wilb resume & work PBX-PULS~
samples lA> Mr. Fuentes Top Pay No t'tt
at Robert Bein. William Patd Weekly
Frost & Assoc. 1401 Quail l'arell ' St Newport Beach
Cl eaning woman . J
day/week, beach area, SOWU.llC.
exp . dependable, rids . IRVINE 752 6666 67~7~--IDE M Jo
CLERICAL
Securities processing
clerk ror Fashion Island CLERK Entry level
Investment Firm . position. Process lo
Processes new invest· Yaica. Mii.st w/account-
lmll&a tnvolvtq bank.. toe du&.lim, li&h& t.>'Plna . PCda • cWNW follow baDdJe mall. M>-7idl. A •~or bull· Keadavbln . !!.O.E. ~r;r.nence helpful. Cl.ERK/MANAGER cos
metJcs. 11.fts. cards Exp Clerical help Part full pre{'d Call 640-7373 lime. Flexlbte hrs
College s t udents OK
714/646-1623
Cl.ERICAL
Clerk typist permanent
poe1lJon, 50-Wwpm, gd
IWl"lung cood & benef1LS
5t.art S650 Mon Fri. 9am
~ 979-2270
SWITCHBOARD CLERK-~~~':!:!
OPERATOR/ r~~ developer. id
Receptionist
Please see our ad in
todays paper under
RECEPTIONIST.
REM EX
co. benefltl. Gd typtna
ald.lla. 833..at90. ext. 31
CLERK
TYPISTS
CARRY
FOX
-AGENCY
1616 E 4"' StrNt
Sh 1 lO. S-.. MCI
Open t:vea By Appt
Restaurant
COOK
ROSAMIMC.
TIAl*-5133 Newpon Beach
An Equal Opporturuty
t:mployer
Fume Appl) betw~n 1---------Jpm 5pm . Mon lhru DESICiM
Thuri. Coco s. 4647 CHECJ<ER ~cArth_ur_Bl~pt Be~ Excellent 1·are~r op
COOK 4'i0R KITCHEN porturuty to work an Ulc
PREP Super Job for 1nteroa11on.;I head
~people, pay" CODds quart.en> U1 a company _..__ ~--deahqui~yrel.lted .......... av-ace . ._,..,,...., producta "let'Vlces. In
*COPYMACHINE dlv l dual mu s t b e
OPERATOR• ~ 1D macbul
Oppty for permanent lDC 4' fabr1cat1n1 of
f ull·Ume poe1tJOO "-ortl b&rdware 5 Y ean ex
ing U1 busy Xt'T'Oll pbot~ per1eoce 1n t leltro
copy bus1n~s E•per IDl'dlarucJI dt.-l>l~n v.111
heip(ul ~ Copy ~loJl <heck t'llJllDt"t'nn" dr11v.
751 1050 1 n I( ., r e I a t 1 n I( t ''
mechaluam 1nvolvme op Counter help. mature t 1 c magnet 1 c &
l(XDe seWUJg knowledgt> IY"JICOPIC 1yatem.s Wt•
req SJ .10 Hr Call olJer eJC~llent benef1ti.
673-3162 wa,es & a creauve en
~ HeJp Frr. Wall v1ronment Contact Personnel 557 9051 tram. Cameo Cleaners. E.O E
Sr.PrV-.tioll
Eledridma
Miat be familiar with
mot.or auembUea, com
pniuon. and generalA>ri; lncludlna w1r1ng and
t.eattai. Must also be
capable of superv1.1lng
assembly workers. Solid
asi.emhly li ne ex ·
penenct-tn the above
area., will qualify you for
Liu.~ PQhlt wn
~t> uffer •'Xl l'llC'nt. pro.
g.rei.s1H \alary level:.
commen.,urate with ex
penence and ability, and
outatand1n1 company
benefits which include
paid med.Jcal. denUJ and
lafe lnaurance for
employees ai;id depen
dent-; For 1mml·d1atc
ton.\ldn,1t1on apply 1n
per.,on to
LEAR SIEGLER
TRANSPORT
DYNAMICS
3131 West Segerslrom
Santa Ana, CA
Newport Beacb. "4--0l83 •-.-------•I 1• E.O E COUPLE WANTED to
help maoaae sm. bWll·
DeM part-tJme. Muat be
wtWq to learn. M2·2347.
m 1f1h
CUSTODIAN n.y., J.rvtne & Nwpt Bch
areas, eood pay, miut
have phone Is car
&'1.).1015
DIET SUPERVISOR,
certified or M>Of1 lA> be Escort-Model. Fem. own 112 bed conv hosp Port transportation.
Mesa Convalescent. 2570 642-1571 Newport Blvd . C.M
8'2-0eOO
Darector. male/femalc
lnrtlate social program
Fabncator & Installer.
Pull tame for sign &
mu.lbox co. 546-6906.
b-Cel.o~ (714) 557-tllOO
F,qual Opp Emplyr m/f
Immediate openmg for
two lndlviduals with
vaned typlna lkJ.1la rang·
in& from as wpm lA> so
wpm. Some experience--------lA> prevent child abuse. FedoryT,.._
responsible to pnvate. lndustnal c.tamics. Ap-noo-prol1t incorporated ..i r--T.... 98 w Board. admm11tratlve .,.y vcram-.,.., 1 ·
Cerical
deslred.
We ofter excelJent com.
benefita. lncludtnc
medical, dent.al and
Insuran c e for
employHt and depeo.
dent.a and competJtlve.
pro1res11lve salary
levels. For consider•·
Uan. apply in person
CUSTOOIAN
F\ill time cust.odJ.al poai.
boo at Parkwood Apart·
mmt complex ln Irvine
Excellent benefits in·
dudl.ni free health & hfe
1oaura.nce. paid vaca-
UOns " sick Jean. Apply
al
THE llYJHE CO
1071 Camelback
l&b. St. Costa Mesa. abihty & experience. ap-1---------utude ln aelectloo. tratn· ,_ _______ _
tni "chrecUoo ot persoo
nd. still " comm UD.ica.
tJons " fund ralsin1 Must like ar W>derstand
lods 5 4' under E 0 .E
COPE.5. P.O Box 11345.
Santa Ana. CA 92711. ---
FACTORY
WAREHOUSE
MSEM BLERS
No Expenence Needed
Top Pay P8JCI Weekl,y
P /T SICRET AlllS
W....._.1ecepffo.11t
The Irvine Company baa
lmnwrtiate openinp for
i:-rt time clerical worlt.
Secretaries on·call-
lmmediat.e openlnp !or LEAR SIEGLER NewportBeach.~ Dishwas6er. part ttme
Equal()pporEmpjoyer PM. Port Mesa Con
l'arelle
secretaries lA> work on as
needed baais. Must type
50wpm. Weekend Recep-TIANSPOIT Cutter wan led Io r
llontst-opening for DYNAMICS wtauJb. exp. prefened.
Receptionist lo work In 3131 West ci--e-trom Will train right In· bla)' real estate office on '"""'• '• weekends & holidays. Santa Ana, CA dMduaJ. Apply In penoo
Pleaae call 644·33119 . ~~~E~.o~.E~. M~/F~/H~~~I =c~ Sutta. 837 w.
9aJn.noon. ~ ~-------THE llVIMI CO De 11 v e r y P e r s o o
500NewportCent.er Dr What 8 WODderfUJ World w /motorcycle. Part
NewJ)ortBeacb,C.92663 ol Sboppio1, rlpt at Time. Int 'I Travel
11'-••IOpp D-.Ju /( )"OU!' ffD1wtlpe •YetJ• ~alll\.I --...-rm day l Dally Pilot ._.... m9150
vaJescent. 2570 Newport
Blvd .. C.M. 6'2-0400
lllMCU.llC.
IRVINE 752-6666
EOE M/F
lblut Shop work. no ex· 1~~~~~~~~~ penMCe necessary. wall I·
train. Apply AM only. floriat.. expeneneed. •PP·
D K's . Donuts. 2963 lyatAJphaBetaMarkel.
Fairview Rd. C M 3'1 E. 17th St., C M ..
Draft.lnJ poeiUoo. full or 631·9862.
M '1ay <:aen Equal °"""unit)' t7Mfll IRJUDd belplul. For In· WeerwMtklnlaNJlable EmD!ofttllll'IH -ter\'iew appt. only ca11
1
______ _ C wtth an aptltude !~~ ......... ~~!!!~~~ MOii Ta.La 'JtD.Olm. E.O.E .. L-109 Oerical
Oa-Hhd Adi. To place --------
)'OUI" ad, call IG-5171 an4 Have aomethint you want
Alt a Qaaaified Ad·Vbor lA> sell" Clual..fted ads do
PIT fn mechani cal F 0 0 D Ser v I c e
f.l'.ICl.Deerinl otnce local· Supervisor: Supervise
ed In TuaUn. 8 mCMt·l yr food prep. & serving In
aper. in draftinl pre-I a r 41 e . q u a n t It I e s ,
ferred. Will consider pun:hasin&, maantainina
trainee with schooling. records 5 hr. day.
Salary commensurate Laguna Beach School.
with experience Call ~ ~uf[P~ AlTENDANT wort wttb <Meer ~-1~.w-n-..... bandlcapped adult.•. Experienced Noe.. Teller 5-9 Co......._ ~ ... ~· lot growln1 bank. • ....... , mmt. lome acCOUllU re-Mlllt be atrana. Wlllln1 Excellent beoeflta OpenlnJ for one career· cehable eaperleDH to a .. lat In tub aa stal'llniaalary mindedpenooloat.artaa
bllpNl. D'°1 aceUtnt tolJeU••· leedtn1. TO StOO d!strlct m&na1er In ~beefttainchad-,._.. cluo up. Xlnt __ 11 Orance ClJ. Good earn· .. a rr.. ~ per dQ. vacataon It 1111. beneftta. ...,, ~ tno wblle )"OU leun our
llftlll taJD.OOOD, Mon· U:PA. _, w. Harvard, -bulinesa. Phoae for app&. at,~. s.&aAM.~Nt-mo. IOC«*&U IC'T-4.U WAOfTHOTa --------
•
.... ™1\0......l>r Bank bookkeeplnt OA.RAOE SALE act,. ln -__. n-....o •• _, Ule Dm.11 Pilot brtn& bap-Newpmt 8llAdl •-· .eQCe. .,.,_~ ...... ty (llJ rauata To place your .,_.~!l!foJW or advancement clra•IDI 'card, pbobe
- -~ Upt t.ntna. ta.S18today! ;:w.
f7MtU Going Into
Bu1lne11?
TRAINEE ............ = IDd!viduaJ wttb
apertenoe and
aome •nu.ncb. Hiib
aebool tradHte wtth mah~. Sll· callmt opportunity.
Comprebeoslve ~om·
.., ~ lDcludlDI .... ..ucat and de· &IL l'or Jmmedl1t. COD• ........... call or apply •=
t
help )'OU. It ftll. 842-5678.
CLERKS
FULL TIME
MO llPlllBtCI .. CIUAIY
Hurry! Immediate openinp
WILL learn various pbuee ~ Ito.re
operations. Lota of customer
contact.
Apply in person t..apm Weekdays or
12·4pm Saturday & Swaday
_D-_98tO __ for_a.;...;ppt'-----F\ill ---and--part--ti-'m_e_be_l_p
Dnver/Gardener. com needed U1 pottery atlldlo.
bmatJoo person. Have M5-8ll35
valid Cahf. li e Good -----d r i v I n I r e c 0 r d Furniture repair Is re·
Minlnw.m aae 20 Apply finl1bin1. No ex per .
Pennysavor, 1880 nec:.ury.C.M.Gl·2Ul2.
Placentia, Costa llesa. GARDENER . llequlr.. l
Drlvera It Cblldren ~ experlenee •
needed ror advert.latna tools= ~ ~==-· mo.. br. daJ. 11 mo. 11u1ble boun year. La1una Beacb ...-. . Sdlooll,...,,..
Gll'daotr. put time tor DRIVER. <Van> l1 Jean 40 unit apt compla C.JI. Ir ovw, 1ood drMq re-eoumorM1-1•. ClOl'd
1
LA/Onn1e Co. de-.._ _______ _
llvena 211/692-1351. ....
DIJYUS
Men or women 25 yrs or
okler. Know the coaat dtSet Net l1IO a w .. 11: or
more. Oran1e Cout
YtUow Cab, lTIOO Mt.
Herrmann, l'ou•taln
Vall1;1. CNo ol Slattr
betwa Newbop• • Eurlld)
o.-a.i C:Wflce
STAHIM•
COOIOIMATOR
with pl Nant .. olce lo
place Nuraes In balpilAla. Heavy phone
work, mlbor rtoord ~ GOod .,._u:
• •W== Ill I 1UaJ.
tDbr ..... ~ llllftl. WW Lrala.:
CAU.611·1111
l
HOUSE CLEANERS We offer excellent, pro· areutve salary levels Wanted part-time i•ls lo commenaurat.e with ex· clean model homes perience and ability and
Great pay t\ lood work· outstanding company
Geo'I Ue Part Time, LJte tng coads. Please call beoenta which 1nclude typlq. maiHDI• & _8G-_7_444 ______ -1 paid medical. dental and
pboma. $40-neo. I lfe I naura nee for employees and depen-
denta. For Immediate
cooafderatloo apply In
person lo:
Gen1 Oftlee. Eat. Co. nr
eart... •San Dieeo Fwy oeedl clerk, lite \)'l>lni.
use 10-key, mature
Jh•cleaoer Prr. Ftr.
OWD tnm. Top $SS .,,... 546-471
~ OK, non smobr. lbllebeper/Uve-in sll-m~rol. tam-2pm. ter. ltlds, t, u . 14. N.B.
6G-al.
LEAR SIEGLER
TRANSPORT
DYMAMJCS
3131 West Segentrom
Santa Ana, Ca
Gb1 Friday, f\l1l Ume, no HOUSEKEEPER/MAID
esper nece11, lo pay. -wanted. Best pay & fr.
bard work, miserable Inge bene in Npt. Bch.
workln1 cond. great Pr l v . r m , e t c .
f\aure. Apply 776 W. 19th 714-7:58-l.SJS uk for La o m/f/h
Sl. Qist.a li.... Venne. •E•'•'•E•. -----•
•Guardl-------1--------'INSTROCTIONAL AIDE
W HOUSB9H 3.60hr. day, 9 mo. year ANTED fUll time poe.ltion availa-Ex p e r I e n c e w 1 t h
........a-.JFllllll ble at Parkwat Apart-children preferable as
..._, ··-· meat oomplex in Irvine, readlnc tutor or small ,Mor..,..._ cleanlne clubhouse, Jl'?l.P. leader. Spanish
Re1poa1lb)e persona, lauodey room, model belpfUI. $3.92/hr. La1uoa ~ Ucemed or not apartments. Excellent Bucb8cboola,4N-1544.
:.....,_.,. Seeu.rlty Of-=-· ~''=."::..:=. ~ON/ RF.CEP· ~locations available &*d nc1tliom. Appqat DONJST -Career op-&briHut Or eow.ty, 1MltaYINI CO t:::=; Take a turn
1., cl•llt9':T•• port ion ea........_ . calf~ ..=:re,! '::f::S
Beach, Costa Mei.a & NewportBeach,~ interested In health
llil1Doo V\eJO ---------• mi.aded people Of'lani.zed
II Houleman, lncludes free iD tbouPt • action to
rm t\ board. + salary in grow with • erowtn1 co. excban&e ror lt bakpoe & n4-8'19-Z350, zia..srzt-t62S
dnvuig497-'lll. Imperial Spa, Inc.
---------Tbe Place for
International Secunty
Services, Inc.
1775 E r.enter st .. ~rte 105
Annin635-a
Equal Oppor Employer .
IMMEDIATE
PART TIME
OPENINGS
Hdp OD Saturday & Sun
day mornings to deliver
DAILY PILOT
Guardl to our carriers. Must
have eood drlvln1 re· SICUIUl'T cord, laree station OFFICERS wqoo or van. Hourly +
Full time positions in mileage. Call Harry
Irvine & Anaheim. Top Seeley at:
salary, increase In 90 64Z..432 I
c!Qs. Beneftia. Uniform --------
~ of 9260/year. r----------t 811 all23 Indus trial
Gaal*
Male pr Female
Full ot Part Time
Promotional op -
partUDIUes can provide
bourtt rate increue
UpTo$4.SOHow It..,.. io ...... Apply ..,
penaa. Moo-Fri 8am-
ipal, ZIO W. Warner, Boom• Santa Ana OR
JS3'l w. Commonwealth,
Fu1Jertm. :::::..
1406446
LET KB.LY
WORK FOR
YOU!
If you don 't
want to work
full time, don't.
YOU HAY!
A CHOICE!
Temporary
assignments
available for• day.
week, month or
longer.
No experience
oecesaary. Top pay .
.. paid vacations .•.
nnera fee.
Everybody
INSURANCE · Property
& Casualty AsalSt. Ex·
per. nee. min. 2 yrs
lncludini typing. Xlnt.
bme. James l.ntura.ace,
Irv. Call Bobbie Dodge.
752-0990 E.0 . E.
INSURANCE
SMS 1001·
acma/SICRITARY
Nwpt Bch Ins Agency
has immed opening for
penon w /exper & good
skills. Great env1roo-
meot. pay & benefits.
Call Dick Crowell (714 l
557.5234
lnBuraDce
Now you can launch a
new career while you
keep your pn!Selrt job'
Farmers Insurance
Group will train you &
JJ91 you full commiuklos while you learn. Before
you know it YoU'll be
makinl waves in a re·
warding lire time pro-
feulon. Call Gene
Dillard for full detaila.
SCS.Slll.
JEWELER
Experieocied only. 40 hr.
welt. Company beoefita.
Call weekdayl 10.m lo
5pm. Ask for Geor1e :itl).9086.
... ..,
OdlFOST
23lrZ II.arbor Blvd.
a.tall•• E.O.E.
... MOMIY!I W.~"P"V'n•• IOI 400 l*lll&a to~ •PPrOX· 10 d•7• dellverin1 ...... dlndortel in the 0ru,. Co. ... •. Wilft ,our nallable day ___ ...._._...... __ _
U1trt bourt .. Men or PART TUIE Oemomtr•·
Womea oHr 11 with Uan m your ~· Will
cars, atatlao ...... or 'J'ra1D. m.aeo. ~ tnlcb .,. naeded
• ~rv hte ~ aaencv MulclllUt waoted tor
110Newpol'tQr OrNB Balbo• Penoluula
PleMaDt ouWoor won Pan time; Help! pt-time
VaUd Driven.lie. Is fte9 • Sat A.K. AA11t
c.allf plates re.quired wltidultaaleetosportina
You can eam ~$5 per events . S3 ·S6+ hr
bcJI&',. more depending _m.-___ . -----
~-f40.21130 Salon. Dee's S-.lon: :' )'OW' apeed of de PART·TlllE · Need ~~te uslp employed proress1onal
mmts CoUowbla a abort 1nteruted ID earning lniD1Da ....-.. Apply s~plem~tal income
• Uie loc&Uoo ~ fi'1lJ trainiq. 81iW957
IAl•I Becre,ar)' /tem -
porary. amt. Bcb. olftce ~ fU1 tn 11/1' to a~
prm. 12/15. Noa-amoker
oal)i. Sxp. oaly .... 1400
utltlmM)pportunl&y. Be
your owo bot•. Work ~OWD houri. 5SWm
LINE COOK, Dana
Trader. Atk f« llen:y. 493-2603 or apply in
peraon morninp.
LOAHSBVICI
COU..SB.Olt
New port Bea c h
Mortpae Flrm baa im
mediate openln1 for a
Loan Service Counselor
PoeiUoo responalblbtes
will be to handle
customer contact cl loan
service problems. Ex·
perleoce ln demands, as·
aumplions, recon-veyances, tax Impounds,
prepa,ymeot penalUes &
able to conduct escrow
analysis. Good verbal
communJcaUoo & typlDg
skl.lla reqw red.
m.mo.
MAMUPA~
TIAJtlHS
lmmed Full Time
Opeamp
tW1tl4H•:lcr
Prodlctto.T..-..
lecM•lllllJClerll
Co benefits. Irvine.
540·7639. A Kendav1s
lncl..E.O.E.
MARY KAY
COSMETICS
GLAllOURJOB
Needs 'Beauty consul-
t.ants. ()ppty lo earn top
•·s withe I utest grow
i.ng Cosmetic Co. We
train!
CALL 9157-0496
•Mech•lcal IHpec·
tor•
4-day 40-hr. week EDLER INDUSTRIES
2101 Dove St. N.B
Across rrom 0 C Airport
yau. 8:3>am, 10:30aJD or PART·TlME Delivery ~~Novda.Uy ~ person, 18 or over &..._ 7. W/IOOd dnving record.
1251 SuHhioe Wa'/, Caflm..f705 Ana.helm ar Mira Loma near 57
Frwy.
1165 Knollwood Circle.
Anaheim OH Woodland nt.'ar Mqnolla & La Palm¥
1055 Stanford. Garden
Grove
Off Nutwood between
Gdrdeo Grove " Lam peon
88 Fair Dnve, Co11t u
Mesa
Oranae County •· ,11 r
growid Bldg 16. En&.ry
iata 3 otr Arlington
Z!1!92Granite Way.
La1una }{JI.lb
Exit San Dte10 Frwy at
Lake Forest Dr Near
Moulton Prlcwy
EquaJ Opponumty
Employer
PART TIME
EVEHINCiS
Adult.a watb outalandJ.Dg,
attractive personalities
who en.JOY work1J11 witb
luds Over 21. Start at
S3.SO per hour Phone
642·4 321 . E.xt 250
BETWEEN l-5P!I.
ASK FOR ANDRIA
.... LORI) Ir Auociatn
YOl6C~ ulon
lquAL
OPPORTUNITY
f:MrlOYa
PBX Opentor Will tram
F\Jll ume 7am-J JOpm
Part tune 7am · 2 JOpm
Beal F.a tat.e
IESIDBmAL
,. -SM.ISPRSONS
Lib to join • real pro-
feuioaal R. E. orguba lion? Yor a rupolng heed-st.art for 11*>, call
u11 today for an 1n
terview Please call Mar jor1e Clark, Bes llana&n' for app 't
WdlyM.T .... Co.
BeabAn 644-4910
......... s..
Opeoln1 for licensed
aaleaJ>eople. locally
owned, with national re
fern! system Excellent work1n1 cood1tloo1
~ 1CJ0'3G. COGUJliaalOO
For coofidenllal app't
call 759·0226 Execu
Syst.emS Realtors
Reception 1st 1G en er d I
Ofc Newport area
Hcura 8 to 5 548-7971
Restaurant
BOB'S
HOMIOFTHE
llGIOY
lmmedlat.e operuogs in
our fam.ily restaurant at
nearby Jocataona. We re
qwre oo previous ex
perieoce Jomour fnend·
}y team. Come see WI to.
day between 2-4pm
M ;en Trtillteft Cru1n
231162 Avenada de la
Carlotta. Ldguna Hllb
w...,..w~
Crbf1n
7311 F.dinger, H B
4.501 Campus Or lrvmt.'
LS4 E 17th St
Costa Mesa
We offer xlnt. co. paid --------benefrta & good sta.rting
NEWSPAPER Morning
hrn del auto rtt' w1The
Regl.ster Xlnt sup inc
approx $350 $4~ mo
Approx hrs 4 6am Perm situation. Pref fam-type
pers. l rte In ea or thP
following areas· H B.
Grdn Grv, Watmstr. Call
8-11 a>am only 537-4200.
Sat 1Sun o n ly
Nt-wporter Inn, 644·1700
Carol Cnder E. O.E
Equal ()ppor Emplyr
salary for qualified can-
didate. For appt. call our
Personnel OHlce at
64CM.W> ext 202 ... E. 0 . E.
•MACHINIST•
4-day 40-hr. week
Day or Night Shlft
EDLER INDUSTRlES 2101 Dove St. N .B
Acta. fn>m 0 .C.Alrport
MECHAHtCAL
~GH
ENGtHHR
O:>me join us & work m
the international cor-
porate headquarters in a
company dealing with
energy related producta
Is aervices. Experience •
cballenge or destpln1
dll9iCM involving optics, mall"*k 6 orcJllClOPtc
Ille' .......... DeaAr9 will
lavoive 10aebi8ed eom-
MURSIAIDIS
1\all Ume aod part Ume
C.rttflcaOon claaaH avail. w t &paolab/
Zlqllab. 1165 8&1,perior
A ..... NB poneat11~nle = ~ ........,. --Aldell. 1·11M\. ~ucuefRS;-waceit a-:..::,...r-:u":"::necf or w /tral'd
---
RECEPTIONIST /TYPIST
Newport Beach Law
Firm. no legal ex perience or shorthand
oec.&ar)'. K&&at ~pe eo
wpm or more. Call Lot., --·
--------REC £PTION IST I OF Sau Ana Heights PBX()peratcr. answenog f'ICE HELPER·DMded <NattollcDonaldb 1•
& • creative en•lron· Good medtcal/dental
meat which wW provide benellU. P!apbfp COn· you 1real personal valeecent Center, ,,.,, Immediate openings for aatisfadioo. We want the ....,, skilled journeymen, 50 best. ~E depee re· Ft•r•bip Road, NB
hour work week1 ex· q\.i.red. Contact Persoo-eo.«>U
service, exp pref .. swmg unmed. ,.-m ~·Gme. E.O.E._
stuft ForlDro.540-tm Mon·Fn. U-SPll. l.iiht a.maant
U!»lve benefit pacuse. nel,567-9051. E.O.E. NURSING ASSISTANTS
& • P9Y scale weU over ~~~~~~~~ We att takmg apphca
SlOperhr. UOOI for pos1t1ons m our
typu1g Is CM ~ S3 SO COUNT&..,
PIJtSOMMB. hr. student OK. Oeanna lleyerbof's 1n South COWtsaoa 549-8466 for appt o-t Village bat uomed
F.atabU..bed Pe~nel operuDi5 for counter help
A gen c y d e s 1 r e s ~~T wedtdays & week.ends
IOSAHIHC.
714/~5'533 Newport Beach
F.qual ()pportunlt'j
Emp&o,er
MACHINISTS
TOOL
ROOM
MACHINISTS
Experience pref erred.
WEOYFER·
•Ri1hly Competitive a..
·~of Overtime
*Shift l>lft'ereot.a.al
•Excellent Com..ean,y
Beoeftia tor Em-ployeee
" Dependents
APPLY IN PERSON
WI SIEGLEI
TIANSPOIT
DYNAMICS
3131 W Segentrom
Santa Ana, CA
MECHANICAL
ASSEMBLERS
DUr1e , .. a.mJ.ne procram.
Housewives OK. All
shifts open. Contact
Dolores Brindle. 8382
Newman Ave . II B
842-~
Counselor preferably ~,._....... Call lMPatsttl-8044
with some expeneoce needed No expenentt Restaurant ~~!.A~~l~--=~.?,·6AOSS ~Ll~~YP~fi COUNTER HELP ~ •cnU1u1<:1 gen 631"'3.Worapptyat. lOlS Perry's Pu.ta We need
cy. 2790 Harbor, C.M W 18th Strttt. Costa responsible counter helv
Immediate openings.
Prefer individuab with
own tools to Install
motors and com·
pnssors-. etc. Minimum
6 lDOlltbs experience.
-Never 8 fee Mesa. Ask for Lyno Must be 18 yrs or older
Nurs101 LVN Charge PL A y G RU U N D WiU work around schoo l
Nurse. 3·11· Frr. rrr. SUPERVISOR h _...._.uJ I kd
WEOF'P'ER
•Highly Competiilve
Rat.ea
•Plenty ol Overtime
oSlllft Dlffereotial
•ExoellentCompany
Beneftta for Employees
lsDepesvlents
APPLY IN PERSON
l.EJlSIEGlER
TRANSPORT
DYNAMICS
3131 W Segentrom
Santa Ana, Ca
I
I
E.0.E. m /f/b I
=medical dental 6 r ,,.,.,~ l'. app Y w ay!'>
ill. F1agsh1p Con day. 9 mo. year. SJ 38 REX:EPI IONJST Ill pt!f"SOO.
valescent Ce nler • 466 hr Ab11Jty to work well 'SUlY'S PIZZA
Fl a g 5 bi p Rd , N 8 with children ages 6-11 l'YllJCHBOARD 2108~ W Oceanfront ~ Lquna Beach Schools '1ftl N.B
~.
MUISIHG
Need RN or L VN for pm
shirt in coov.hosp. Xlnt.
bme. inchJd: ms .. mcen
tive Is sick pay. Apply
Beverly lllDOI' 340 Vic·
tona,Cll
--~---------Orn<"e
PO'MERS ·Needed. Full
It put-tune. Must be ex
per.~
Pr-. Operator A.B. Diet
6 Itek sys. Some ex pmw. desirab&e. Will
tnliD. call Bob Slf;2S211
Wlekdays.
EA .. IXTti
HOLIDAY SSS$
Pnntinl I ,ASTIUP
We have a variety
n ( I nterest1 n ll
a1111tnment1
available Wort
Ion« • short term temporary
assl1enments that flt your 11chedult>
All office skills
needed.
·~
Artist put time. Fri &
Sat. £xpenence pre-
f erred. Apply Pen· .,..¥er, llllO Plaeerrtu,
a.tall.a. .....,. .•
Help waeted ID web-
o&.l pr-.. room. E•·
perteoe«t • trainees.
"1nhnum qe 20. Apply
Pennysa ver, 1660
Placmt!a, C.lf.
OPERATOR/
Receptionist
Rmtaunmt
f'OOOPIOD.
SWBYISOll
Dutiel iDc1 planning &
ICbeduliDg prod. " ~
We bawe an opeDUll for a hws:y ol fOod lo local cor-
S w i t c h b o a r d ponte community & our ~ /B«'eptioalst lo a-n restaurants. Need
waR ID the front office or bnghl, delall·Oflented
our lrv1De facility person who mana1es
PllOl>le weU " wants to
Duties will include ~~dlYs. operatine a busy PBX Relatively long bu
~ 757 aod vanous w/pat people & pro-
clerical duties for tbe dul:ll tbal have a superb penonael department. reputation. Call for
Minimum of 1·2 years ex-~ mt.erviews.
periSlCe ts ~ulred •• is Mcy.-rsflrYt.
• p6eaant pbone VOtct! SS 7-6J3Z
REllEX offers an ex-1~~A.lt~~for~llr~. ROl!o~~f~f ~ ceUeat startlnl salary 1:
llld beoefita tbat include i--------madical/dental/Ure tn-RUl.ls.lea
m/f/b
I MEDICAL RECEP· I
TIONIST. llature, neat I appearaoee, good typ. 1 m,. 20 Hrs/wk. Plush I
Nllt Bdl ofc., ~ pe1. I Write ftllUIDe to. p. o .
Box 4137, Irvine, CA ams
Jewelry Wuer. Ex· E.O.E.
perimcedlstraioee. Call -------• __ 71_4-_9'1'1Ml2' __ .__ llaldl, ~ Tbe Ina at
Lquaa, 211 N. CoHt ~~di~;i-Allt--wtth--offl-ce-
• ksulalw • w ....... * AcctCllrb
*a.tis
PriDtiDI
PRESS
OPBIATOR
sunmce, 11 paid bolldaya
llld morel We do have
car pool• and public
tnmporUidao ls availa-
ble DMl'bJ. Pleaae applY
ill ps'IOD at:
APROPOS
TOWN & COUNTRY
01.uee1
sel"llv1cee
Call or Come In Today
rm. .,,., .. ,
21 ..... C__.Drive
We•
Hun~_,.:eacb
l80'7Wamer Ave
1215
St.ntaAna ........
Tl.SK. Kain tro Mil BJOct Of1JC9)
Lll\IMNt~I •••-1142 -mN. llaln
(In HO lloolt Oftk'41)
*** -=-~ Newport Beach
You are the winner of ,..,,..TlcUh
(tso.OOvalue ), lo
Coc.C• ..............
A,.,,,.m8&adlum
New. l'1Ul, U'1'8
1\ebCI may be claimed
bJ ~ ta-918, eat. an ••• 1-------1 Llibol l&orf ReAJta a.t. I llm-Frt. WW train. Sl 11
1 to .aart. Aat ror Gatdon,
I MO-OUO
Lancbea,1n1 lotertor
plllll • ................
per19DC9 laelpful. hll
ti.ale. ~JJI
_1_1w...;..ry.;.., Lapoa--='---Be_ac_b__ ..._,...,.. aper ror
MAIDS needed, I tem· bus)' Opbthalmolo1i•t-
porary, l full-Um•. Good tJptng stUlt de-
m.Ml3akforBruce sired. For appt. caU
511-1170. M1tnt••nce/Me1aeaaer 1--------
penon neadld for busy
Newport Bch
mort1a1etrloancial
ftrm. lllMt be abarp, erfi·
dial and natl*. Neat ~Pj)earUff ,..ulNd. L!~~~----
5.i.ar)'+bmama. -UPl.J edlcal -~kllm&. ta• 1n .,._ '° America ..._.... Home llort1•1•. HO ,.~.!!'11 · Costa Newport C.oter Dr., ...._ __
MeNOO.
Top pay. paid
Y&cat.lona, meTal
bonUMa. Nevei-a
fee.
IEL~ 81tl"llv1cee
Call or Come.In Today
lrrint ....... ,
2102~
Centft' Drtvw
8ulte308
HUDtfa..Beeeb
*1 Warner Ave 121.5 •
"1.ll time espertuced
pr9I pencm to operate
the DallJ Piiot'• new
HamMlutar IOO 11" x
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DEPT. OOOllDINATOR ~ror •n..tttq politloa lD the retail ......... 'lldlnpld-
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Duties toelud,
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DESIGMB • 1' 1 1005 111.-T !!DcU1b Croaby CroH -·--············ ...-.we..-': ~=~~-I.are Edison crUnder ._ ..,.....
Mwit be familiar wttb pboootraph, z brau '50 · IN56 I' ihfd Goo4a 1065 maddMaboptodestp• barn. many recordln1
drawcult.lna-tOC*,amall ~--or orrer. "". • 1010 --.............. .. ::.•:.-:t:P:t~~ -------------*•*-•,••,••U••y•••*•••*••• 'l;~~~l57beii: 1~&.~0~·~E~. ~~~~m~/~f/•h•j Jathea. Salary com-OBANDOPENING ..,.., ......., r. menaura&e with ex-AntiQueRowwelcome1 Good UMd Furpibare " 010 pertence. Numerous JENNIFER'S ~--ORlwWaeU Jl••t I
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.... ,.. lr1. or am, in 81*1 CODd. Top S paid Call 71A/546-0038, lOam to ~ alt for Vito.
Wmll t.o buy tongue and
ifOOVe cedar Cumber SHOBIALES· Part-Ume
Ila. hrl. Xlnt. orin. + lop C!tieotal. Chldrn'a ~1'1· N.B. 644·2484 Mr.Milter
beoefiUI tneld. rull)' paid ANTIQUES aiSELLfqrYou ·--•••••••••••••••••
medicaJ&dentalforboth 3d6"3'28 MASTIRSAUCTIOM lSKac::;::z~~EGA WANTED Used Portable )'OUA:yourdepeodants. Newport8lvd.,C.M. 6461616&13"'9625 ,._ automatic lenn11s ball
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Hwn. Rada.r·VHF·A/P D/S-Outnesen. .-OxwtHlatiooday & .... t.e. ROSANIMC ';;I ~" 1010 CASH PAID Melt it or wear It. Sl5GO macb.873-3146,67U817
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1SHOJ.:SALES · Part-time 7141~ • ..... •••••••••••••••••• For Id Uled furn, anti Dys 641-5011, Evea. ~ 0 /8 repaJr, in or out of SECRETARY for pre· 2So30li.rl wk. lncld Sat. Newport Beach CASH PAID que.,,c1rTV'at51'3l33 873-29155 ..... ,_ .. , 1011 --.er, oomplete service.
1t11lou1 execuUve tt-ade ahoea + xlnt An~ual()pportlllllty Wahr/dryr1/Refri11. ..._ • IOIO ••••••••••••••••••••••• _MS-_7873 __ _,__-::-----
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Nte/part tlri>e/fiuSble . Westclllf SbOH mpJoyer .niD&orDOt957..aW IUftftn flME •••• Bolaad Gwt.ar Svnthazr Ulft. Yo boaL '•c.c: Olds. =·~=·,:fil! .. 5'8-8884 Mr ----"-----1 Uleda.6taent.on llllUUl;L ---··•••••••••••• SllDOCub,flexib~ Call ~fr new ..... t.andem
reQ. lnterviewtn1 _llarowtta ______ 1:;.r;:! onr:;u:P:~ W..._.frl>rnn Nftft llllT •11 r CEIAllCS ..._...._.. tr.$«l00.847-445.2.
betW1JeD 9am-1Pm, •on· Shop trainee, me tal G&:Yt' Tow 01, 7408 BABGMNSSEAVICE .....,.,,.,, ~ Hancfpe1ated cenmica, OflCl9Pwalfae& .._.
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m s.i. 1Ad7 for Jewelry l'lt. Tbe Exeartive Of. fa b r 1 c a t 1 0 n . aun.w c ac.~1252 SHtAllf*•DCe-..u Dteontor fu.nULure fr pl:fues• aatit<ltJ aet.
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, • IOti llLM"UUI .aontf!_~~ll~ •• ?:fice·~·rt~e~en~i>~o. Sl.»M.OO/hr.MZ-354.5. ay, . . Ala!NunaflAdama.BB. =;:~ ~aM.':v.~i:~ ..!J:! ... :•-•••0 ••• Family cn1i1 force~ MMm--·-.-•v ~.no aptrt.,ce UledElect.l>l')'en.llany Uto• dll'sfleolondcliaeatre· ~ormd.ouexee.dellk ula.1MDITl'MAR34" sea. ---------t~~ =bu~' =-~'':i llanuf~~ to cbooae from . dllUy ~ • MCJUbM catl. Mf.5745 lsdMur.eczs..S.C.deM• d1nel c:ru:iaer. Lut Need nlable • ...,.. olflce mana1er that can 1· -!·-eomPll.. 2 Sau· Deliwer:ed and IUUU· .-.. _---_·--.;J ___ L•--· l ews. ~:. ~.O!;_Flll o& baled ma. AP. VHF, womea &o Mil GUllty ~ type, baa li&llt bkJr.pn1 · mo ~ 13 sci tied. Only SH.H ea. ,...... .... -• -. ..,.eaea ..;,_______ ,.._. _ _..,...,, Fath, Plath ancbor
mettbaacllM. "'811 or YYDICOPllATOlt aldU&, and C&ll thJak for ~~c........ DavtaBrowa-..... g~l:e. S:,!~.~~l: OOPYlllACHINE .... &Or.J-1090 wlDdl. beil ldlab tanb. ~··· Salary UD· Excellent opporto.nity blnelf. SaJary baaed oo n---• U..9QY.,...,.. ~ -·-••••••••••••••• fulJ canvas, swim at.ep.
Jfa:a.L aoa-. Great tor Vydec Operator to ~-~-·-'l)!!STa'!~!:!_~J ~a!:~·,,-~-e::o..~ Price. llZ-'IOD. uutOO'• or NEW fr ~!,,...will.s~ey a11t4~t ·for xm... mcmey. ll111t wort In our Word ~~J~ ...,_ Alao color portable. Pw aale: s Amnfcan USED paaooa ti oraau. -· naa.IJl& .-... =:.-::. :r::a;..?"r.!! ~.':."'b'o:.Jr. ~ ~ ~ ~: Cnii:'Tv:;"ieiii ...... -.-. • -~.:.; -· -.. ,,,_,,.,.,,., ~'-:t' -"""' ......,._._ .. Sil$ atat.iJUcat, Jeral docu-eve'a Ir wlmda. Mu.t be Mela. •· COata Is ~ clsJw. Good CODd. o.me modm din tble Is' y A11Af1A. delue prol. ,. Ba lnr
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• 70brs SALESPEOPLE, fulJ snent1 Ir v•rious re-OVtt at. $3.25/br. CaJl Gl-D ebre, walnut flnlabi Cap lat ran o 8 u Ill ~·?.C· llodel UaKS, Y hi ;-..i...F.
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ba~· ~ ~ee. Sallysscm. in f5"md w/leal U "on Laodacape materials tilloQy.M2·21at sas. &.a • vn • · time, pert Ume. R.ll. GOoc1 communteat10t11 'l»'al. '°wpm, terest· SUPER SPECIAL ~ eoad. Sl.15. llach u1e. BJ tbe bq. Aolfel. r D F . oompue, 8 tank, A bra ma C •&.a I 01 _ ..... _. 1 .... lodingJ!am· STBNOGRAPHER for .1n1 varied olnee duties. l979Cond Co tbl ...... _ ... _... blarket or tniek IOad. Onllll ..._. ~'r'. a.,.,, atereo. ealley. bead, -18'"'111-..rt ....,. ..... ___._ finnlnOC Xlnt sa lary . Call O. nv. np ~. ••ocuu lo :::._· -w~ l ~r .,. z •rlr ~ -...... _..., inar. spellln1, ed g & ftlll_.,.1 ............ crattamen Audio. 30~" raqerlrGEdls-'11''$110.51'7-LIS2 Bed. as.~ dn· -• -· • idec)" • Blvd.,Costallesa. punetua.Uoo a.irport a rea. Varied ............ h dM>6 oa1 din. .. _.... conttete • cond. ~dt.13SOO :JIO Ml-11161
Also looki~g for P IT dlaiel. Some s&ortband ('114)556.6tt3. .. ... ,youren eel Y llovlo1 Sale.11u1 t aaad, s uper rock for SeebyAppt Allorhalf11·lnboud• S•
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LES -soMS helpful Con•· .... Tammy ~ea. Rec:ond w guar. ..,_~ ....... -·-....... •-t ..... ..._. 1000 """'1673 ,... J""lla Secretary lo work nights. · · -~' TYPIST Brl .... t younft G d G A ~·-...,.._, --.,. ..., .... ..,,,.....c g.rowuig _, &.rtr. Mech dnt n allt I adults I forinterview 979-3993. -.,, ar en rove P · qua I It y d .. co r "'--·-n..-.1 -M ..... .-enoa Y Pus Please ca I 644-3389. • gal with xlnt typins sld ptiance S37.Q33 "' ............., ~ ~ aur..... Plano. Kimball Spinet M().s.J885-7PM to work wit b and hm·ooon. Taleoted Youna man to to bandJe variety of Jobs. ' · coordinated sofa. game SanOement.e 492-$163 art ~s
motJvate kids. Over 21. THEllVIMECO • No e xp er I enc e .,_....... 1020 tbl , 4 ch rs+ occas -------M v nt-w wa~ loats. Sail 9060
In Laguna, Capistrano. trainforpreci.slOOanstru ne cessa r y Good ... !::'::••••••••••••••• annchr.fo'orlllpnttosce For Sale Irvine Racquet ~<•w S59S l'vl Pl y ••••••••••••••••••••••• SOO~rt.Center Dr menl rep&Jr (oo elec ~ .... Oub r--" be~b p 99).1312 SanClement.eareas. ~ acb,Ca92663 tronics) u .. 5l be relta-benefrts. Newport Beach 3'" Boys SchwlJlll Vanu· pleasecallM&-2140 .......... ymem 1 , ..... n-E ·---. ..... ~--' $."i5() or trade for Newport ~· -F.qual()ppEmplyrm/f hie, have manual dex-a.rea.833-3313 ty,llhpd.Goodwuu. M&.-Mil a aolu, 1 chr. BchTmnisCJub 640-3383 PAULSPlA"Cl~JfOPl'f-~ '419 Ludcr. lfi. 2Sfl. varn
hull :.lip tn Nli RJl••S ~~~~~~~~~I l.att)'•ex.cellentvta1on. .._ST 651-1028. _ dee" end tbl, bed Ir s.Jes,ren~l'l n.·p41r.,
(i;I,; •-.--------i IONO~q period On '•n _...... co.. 754..-,u Com I c 1 for s a I e • 721 W. UIUJ Cll ~·7272 ....,,.. 1• lY ty iat.ere'..teci F\a.IJ tlme ~Mutt Sdllirilm W Wheeler, 2 ••••I-p. ~dre m llarveJ fr
MM*••t•ll •SlllC:af..-,. oeed•PPIY· Celt for 1n· lwwlOQdtYJJbls*"11io -'· xhat cond. suo . .._..... D c . Some mlH 'IV • ..._ atEA1.0CIC37
Ext.250.Betweeo 1·5PM . •CCXJNSELORS• terview appt. between work in ooe slrl omce. m.1700,631·9273 Kin& u waler be d , m..u tM. Stereo 10'1 Fast ribergl.asi cruwns
AaltP'orAadrea +Sldfia/OarOffice• 7-9AMc:m\y.~ _ Typfn1. auwerine IO~ mens elltremely w/beater S2SO Ca ll --------··••••••••••••••••••• cut~r Profe~slOnally
bcau•1ful $11JIJO .5' !lOW
APPTONLY/FREE phones, filing, making u l weight Austrian ~7919 3Q8q ft late green while BeawJul 25·· RCA color C\tltom bwlt. Teak & oak
Sales UaReindenAgeocy TAYLOR ai>llt's " travel arrange. bike Xlot cond A shag crpt SlOOO Jyr old T v. SllB 2 \r W4rr intenor Loaded with SLJM GYM IS BACK 4020Bircb.&tab '64 menu. Shorthand not Oxumporary bedrm set Tappandisbwasber$12S Free~ 64t> 178b gear 1ncluc:hng d1e~t:I. Demonstrators wanted, Newport Beach. 833-8190 Bull '--w·lsh N t ,_,...,..,....., Salary com-sacrifice SlOO or best of. for kids&: teem, veUow & xlnt cooc1 ~ wmdvaoe fr refngerator full lime Or Part ltmc 1~~~~~~~~~1 oc.... I are P ~-~ fer 559-83119 ~ <>•ic-•-
o..... ..ft ..... unga mensurale wath ex· wbJte -. xinl cond ~so.au amp• Ptt Ready to cr u1 ... e Call 0
am till nooo. DU.LlSDOW-~"'P P ""-'"--'·•·-•-1-.. ls _.,., ,....._W T Cl b --" bl • I ti A I f;;neoce. Call 9SS 1550 ......_;._ ... """''"""..... a tlal7•""-ouc: •138 Days ,,.,... ayne ennJS u ainp, Mara,v.u turnt • a...,..,..,._ $80.000/offer ""l·l:....,. Se c u. ri ty Gu. a rd : P •ca ons PP Y in ..._._ .,.v to•-"~ _.aft& • .....,.,........,., ~ ...__ .... r -·
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Sales perlence in police. 3-5PM. Careerop·1·--------1 ~ .. to otf:."AaC: 1be--,-._---dr-a_w_10_tbe TV t»'"Color.sbarpp1<· party -----_
Shoesaleamanor women military or other securi-port.unity, vac. pay, bola· Typist. about ~ io. ,..._ lo-West, •. a Dally PUot WANf ACTION " ture. hb new $12$. Muat Oassdied Ads, YOtlr OOt.'· ~lor~rttlme. E~ ~~-P~~c~b dQ~J. li~nl dis-~~ A~~ i~~~~M~;~~-~~;·~~;O;•;•;~;~~~~;~~~;~~~~M.~.~~-~-s~--~~-.~-~-~g~c~~~~-~-~ence preferred. App. appt."5-7358 counts, Job security. .._ _ _ . fDperson. Ask for Mr. Equal Opportunity T :r:ry nnon. HemphlJI 's SECUlfTY OFFICR Eml>loyer. M/F /H. A.taiji &Jih
Shoes. 54 Pash.ion Ialand. Top Newport Beach apt. 83Faahioo Isl. Npt. Bcb. lagl .... Todmy
N.B. 6'4-4223 (l()mplex. All benefits. ?59-lZU 557-0045
Sales -FUll time " aome part TELEPHONE
drae. Please call 644-1900 SOUCITORS cn-L1in=_ TIU-FLOM fcrinfonnaUoo. Part time. Sun-Thurs. MHDSYOU ·
To fill avalanche of or· ~PATROL 5:30t.o9:30PM. Can earn Tf~PffSONNe.sow;,~
de ra I ro m marine , Ir SALIS ~t.o ,f!{ \:' r':Po':a~~ 3723 llrdi SINet
motcwcycle. 1porUn1 Openinp lor 10 g()Od peo-ble " able 1o foll.ow in· .... pcwt leoclll
IDOdl, mot.or aporta, re-pie.Goodpay.Call struclion&. In N.B. area. I~~~~~~~~~! = ~~rv:~ .... -t......AI~_. 9IS5-3a wa1t«11wa1tresaes. •PP-
"• COllfident winner rruwcnoe_.-.,ce TELE p H o N E ly between 2·4pm .
t,ypal OblY. We train H · 540-6336 I NT ERV IE WE RS Stavro's Reelaurant, 1*1J1. Viatt ua 6 see. 2790Harbor,C.ll oeededforpubllcopinloo Sll:IOW.CoaalHwy.N.B.
CalJ llr. Stooe 5'MOZJ, Suite207. E.O.E. survey by nallooally w~. wanted Pa.rt •L SIC'Y Ga!l'L OFC lmown aurvey research or full tune. Apply El a.lea for arehltectural plan· firm in S.A. Daytime Matador 1768 Npt. Blvd.
Wamed 1oan& men wbo nineflrm.prefer5ynu. ;:k~J5r ~i!°Mhrft ~ C.K~
Will &et..-. •ell wtth perr ror Appt C•IJ: rorJudy Wam.ed: deet clerk. App-
"'o ID • n . ~ • U M r • 'JSl.1800 ty in penoo at All Baba
'llna'9anS..Cl,f.l. S8ret•--••y Telep~ooe Salee. adv Motel, 2250 Netvport
HE ---•-GroWine Publ co. seek· Wvd. CM aaleS WE SELL T wauld yau lib a beUer me aper closers, com ----· -----F JN EST WATER jol)! W• bave po9iUoo mISa.ion +draw. Great WANTED &leaaant E UIPMENT, la S. -"all. Type 55/60 WPll. potential. 835-3881 or penon who I es lo care ~.,~•a:~~ LearntouseTe&nmacb. &.1MS58. for pla.nta, watering •
Compc) .. routine cor-ci.mn,, Sdya week. Ap-Dolllielf5.US1 reapondence. Should TelepboneSaJea ply In penoo see Grant, ..,.._,,,~ u hav• I.mu.ranee ex.per. $520MO.IASE Lloych Nunaery, 2038 ~ baft tbe followina E qual Op9orl\laity Sl400 MO Newport Blvd .. C.M. illdlk _, 8 stroq put l!.mlllOYer Jl./F/H. <714> • tW&-74'1 won •Qertnff a• • ....., POTINTIALW __ ar_et_IO-_llM_metl __ .. -,ul-1-tlme-
aet:l'ffAar// nceptioniat SEWING MAClllNE ~ ......... , ..... aome clrtvtn1 required.'
..... .llUlllDit JOW' ,... OPlt C': ... ,..._,.' 2'31 W. Pactllc Coast :t!fr ~J:jc~ ~=rt~r;,{~~~~p'lf. "-'*-:-4" .' llyn. _Hw--"-ry_ •• _N_.8_. ___ _
... l:~E. M/J. ....Tbun.tm-l4S3 llost new uleameo WanbouM worker. Look·
--·loislllC/ODaUy mlb"°°fintmo. ~=t,lert~
ftilt""JO BDz um. 0.ta SHEET )(£1' AL CAU. 957-11 so • at"llllllt '9llOGl.lbWty
CA 9117 lloa thrta Fri. in mt&btiabecf Newport
Buch firm lnv~ved in ~~-s::i:: lsald wear. Secw9 future I« riatlt penoa. Filllnl
of ordera • 1eoeral
nreboule duUea. 37~ br. week, fulJ time ct.ys.
XIDl oo. paid benefit.a. -.,,,..,,.---..,..;.:----• Pay based oo ablllty.
'Jbe fut.tit dra• lD the CIDNS-10& •
Weit. • .a Dalb' Pilot WATER RESOURCE$ C'J""lifid M C.0 Today INGJNZEIUNG C.ree:t
MM8'7I. OpportunltlH for H • ~~~~~·i
Dnft.iman back1rounct ............... ptn. ~-·· Qatemt, "'llWMUlii~-..... eupp(J, 19WU• dtat1a, pump r-.. ~::: ~1:: .,,, .. ~.
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Worth '50
106FM KWEST Announces
Speed Weekend West
TOYOTA/AMA TRIPLECROWN of SUPERCROSS
Tickets available at Tlcketron,
Mutual Agencies and Anaheim
Convention Center Box Office,
For more Speed Weekend In-
formation Call (714) 75Z·0503,
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llMOartnlde Atmoluael.y io.decl' Muat m.1111 orCl.Jm lll1 WI M*. Call -..... --.-,-1--...;.__-• ~orl7s.t810
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-·•-••••••••••••• Ttlp. Black Make offer.
S.SAVMA&I ~
YAJ;NRport MMl551
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iD ~area. Pleue -•-•-------ecntaet J .L. Golfoe at w Scout. Needs trans.
IS1-G'12 work SIMlO or best offer. ...... Speed.. --_631_-00M _____ _
Siii 9080 Tr.dl:a 9560 ....................... . .•..••................
JI' TabW Sid Boat, ~
Okla, Berkeley jet. trlr
DIDO. 213-380-2522.
e alulluw ....................... c .. ,., .. Sde/ ... 9120 .......................
WAN1'1D
Shell for 1978 Ford
Rancbero Call 751-a7
"12 Holiday, lJlf.tft, self·
cootalned w /s hower
i1Dl. M6-8306.
BaDcbero Camper shell.
,Illa 199-1179, xl.nt cond.
751..a?
a.ctrfc Ccn 9130
BRAND NEW
18 DATSUN
PICKUP
Loni wheelbase and
heavy duty with 4 speed.
4 cylinder, heavy duty
step bumper, bucket
aeata, and more. ONE ONL y ! (2319-8)
Special!
SANTAANA
DATSUN
2001 E . 17th Street
Santa Ana SSS-7811
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2125 Harbor Blvd
COSTAllDA
t7f.JIOO
WllUY
Q.IAMCAllS
ANDTIUCICS
C0!'4NEll
CHEVROLE:T
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546-1200
Can't Sell V our Car?
camRIMW
PAYS TOP DOLLAR For Clean Uaed Imports
Call M.ilte or Don
llS.3171
WANTED!
Late model Toyotas,
Volvos, Pict~ 6 Yan.a.
Call UI today!
IOIMd4UN'a
lllON. Beach Blvd.
LA HABRA
(5111. No. ot SA Fwy)
'714'922-IUJ Sunday by Appl,
' 18TUBEACHBLVD.
HUNTINGTON BEACH
141-2000
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Mmd9 97Jt Cl05lDSUNOAn
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'79 RX7, a/e, atereo. -·••••••-••••••••••••
•Pfflal wbeels; like over -. of StM mo.
815-9111
Mace••.._ •740 .......................
'11 ClllCA CT
I'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I '78 Ill BZ 300 D, be I & e w/bamboo lnt., 17Km1,
loaded in mlnt cond.,
119.ll>O/ BO PP 758-0534
AW>a*Uc traoam.laaioo.
alrcoodttti0aln1. AJl/FM
lter1IO tape, tachomtlU!r .
rally Wbeel coven . 12
llo. /12,000 mile service oantract available ·'Test
Drive and you gotta
buy!" <43.Tl'RR l ••• l.Sw..-
2300 Falrv1ew Rd.
C.O.ta Mesa
You are the winner ol
Two Free Tidleh
(SI0.00 value), to
CoceoCola
t totoa ... Flaah
AnaMm Stadium
Nov. 17th. 1979
ncsaa may be claimed
by calllna lf.2·5678. en. m
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1116 5301 BllW. All xtru,
M,000 miles. excellent
CCIDlliUoo. S8500 or best
oils.~
'71 BMW 2800CS, sliver
"184500E lo/mi.
~. 59-2:118
'65znID, mech., body, In·
terior restored. A/C,
p /B. 644-8549
"18 Mercedes 300-D. blue.
Xlot Cond, loaded, xtra tank. $12,900. 644-5687.
3 MBZ 220S, paint 1 yr.
supeJ" cond. best offer.
Dan !'.mes'IOD-.OS:W
79 :MOD, A/C, sunroof,
stick, 8500 ml. whlte,
blue lot., $11.750. Alk for
Mr. Coata. 714-546-4141
dya; ~966-7444 eves.
$4876
SANTA AHA
DATSUN
2001 E . 17th Street
SaaU Ana ~ 11111
"18 Slvr Cellca, blk uit.
All/FM 1tr , 5spd.
29l(mj. l3S50. 5Sl ·3304'
951.-01.
18 TOYOTA
SR5 UFTBACK
-••••••••••••••••••••• 1978 Toyota SR5 PU.
Elect. Shopper. equipped w/dlx shell, 20,000 mi, ' blue, all steel handmade 450 SL Mercedes 1976.
--------body, very rare, only Beaut. cond. 43,000
5 speed. AM/FM stereo,
steel radials, llatchroor.
21,6311 miles Great Gu
Saver' <890UBE> 12 Mo./
12,000 mile service COD·
trac.t avatlable.
for road. $24.5. like new 5 yr/50K wrnty
968-4276 avail. M900. 55&-~1
Motorlucl libs 914 0
-••••••••••••••••••••• GMC '77 l/4 TOM
Moped good cond. '76 PICICUP
Omanti -red. Sacrifice With deluxe shell!
125(). 536-4110 F\lU)' equipped with only
Sachs Moped 22.000 miles. Sacrifice
GoodCond. price for quick sale. (2351111) "* M&-1583. JIM SUMOMS
I'd llai-!port Moped, IMPOITS
Slhs ..S Slack. 900mi, 1970HABBORBLVD.
..., 1D June. SS00/080 OOSTA MESA
m-1111, ... J.O&aev-. 133.9300
a "S':r='/ 9 I 50 'D Ford 1 Too Pict Up,
........ •••-••••••0 Camll9' abell. '850 or of-
1972 BONDA, CR 125. f•. fbma Good. S..2U9
Very aood aruape. $500. Call: '15 El Cam1n0, 3 apd col
OM747 Or49'7·2874 lhift. runs great, $890
675-2l!K> eves & wknda
(2) im Yamaha 125's,1 $'lOO fOI' both. I 67S-47.U "1S Ford p.u., eaplorer
PORSCHE'S
WANTED
Allow \II the opportunity
to cmsider the purcbue
or tnde-ln of yoor clean
Poncbe. Cbect wWl Ua ~·
AUTOS
WAMTID
Dm't tnde -aeU us you.r
used llercedea Benz.
C.U m to ftnd out what
your 11.BZ's really worth.
MiMiGa Viejo Import.a
131-1740
-.. .._ Gual PD Model pkc., low mile~ee, shell. m ru.n drw. Aikin e:iu:el cood.. 581 lJlS a.ft.4 ...._ ... art.d
3IOO imported between miles -ooo ~ ....... '71 " '74, teak " ltbr int, . -. . ..,..,..._
cu la oear perfect cond, '70 MBZ 800. Custom $4566
baa been 1araged a1DCe paint, sunroof, 37,000
"1S. sm-91.90. miJes, can etz.-0896. SANT A ANA
Dahm 9720 '79 Mercedes 300SD. ••••••••••••••••••••••• silver b111e . snrr. DATSON
LAIM cassecte, ma tanks. PP. 2001 E .17\.bSUeet S&ICTIOMOf 0144TT-4191Z. Sml&aADa ~7811
AU.MOORS. "M211>t..a.CIOOml,llkenew. ~ '161 m.>e•COJIP,\IU!: All/.-11. 975·0800 or ...................... .
BAJ;..,., • OAT'>UN
ISJI I ') \'fj ,,.,
COSTA MESA
DATSUN
_111-_'JOU. _______ 1 '9 iPfiilRE 1500, Blae
.. «II&., like 1111/W&ITIUt-·~/Fii UM, il&id tf, • • ..aume a... • • ....._car~· DJdSMllll~aD ~·~ cb, ltm~ LIM • real s~. t.G t142 H ,tSO/beat Qfh r .
--····-···-··· ...;ma.;;.;;.;;.;;~•~~.;._ __ ..-;~ 77 llGB llarp, k>aded. ~l .. '4lllJIS t770
11.000 mu... Leavln& -·-·········-····· area. DebCIM, 562-:1167
Parting 'IC llG Mldiet eood sbeel metal & run-
ning gear.~
'57 MGA, Xlnt cond.
restored lulde & out,
$3500. Call MM853.
'74 1blQ. See at 4'S E.
11t.b. 8'. Colt.a lleu • .... Sll50. Whll Dlr. ~oree..aa
•'Tl Soper Beetle, clean.
no dino. tan, 4 apd. xlnt
throulbout. best offer
4111-4131
1973 VW Super Beetle·
Sunroof. oew en11ne.
radl•I l1rea, Alltrll.
etc l*O/bl9t offer. Call •aem. 1f DO aJ19wer. ~Elleeptrytag.
...... HIJ ....................... r 1919POIO
MUSTA.Me1UUO
• 1peed. -TBX radJa&
w1ma1a. 1tereo • -----'-~----· moonroof. (WlZ308). $7111 • • '78 CbeveUe: Low
mtlu1e. Like New! pm nrm. M0-4706
'78 Nova Vt. 4dr. A/C1 171t
Dll, must seU AIUDI MD> MZ-6841 p p
'74 Malibu Clu~uc Uuury wagn, xlnl cond , full
pwr. $2350 642-0686 __ _
"74 Chevy Impala new tram, rear end. paint.
xlnt cond Sl.700
fNB-9870
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
1060 HARBOll Ill VO
COC,l A Ml SA C.41 0010
'79TUUO
~Cobra
Yoho 9772 ···············-····· e1w,..-9925
Blue beauty -Must sell!
4 speed, 4 cylinder, A/C.
leather interior, m~g
wheels, cassette deck.
map li&ht. Lo/m1. Pnv.
ply Best offer .
'VOLVO
SALIS, SBVICE
AM>LEASIMG
OVERSEAS DELIVERY EXPERTS
•••••••••••••••••••••••
77 Cordoba. all power.
x1nt cond . must be seen.
33,000mi. make offer
Dys 833-9361. Eves & Call 675·2919
wtcndsM2·7920 -----
1970 LeBaron lmper1~I 79 Mustang, 4 cyl, 4 spd,
Classic, good t·ond radJO. 3 door S4950 or EAi.LE Ill 4116-2250 m111teoffer 771 04.58
VOLVO ~.th 9932 ·m Mustang ong owner
1966 Harbor Blvd •••••••••. • •••••• • • • •.. Like new Death force:.
COSTA llESA 1B Corvette Conv . ex aaJe Lo1m1 Garaged. ~9303 540.9467 eel cond Mus t sell fM6.8570
OllAM4H COUNTY llOOO. ~cu an. ~1142 OldMIDbiw --,955-
VOLYO "1t Vette· Yellow Out of ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sta~. All options UO Two '77 Cutia!>!> Soprem~ EXO.USIVELYVOLVO auto. $13 .2~0 Ca ll auw A<.; vtop PS pa'
Largest Volvo Dealer G-1313 days. 974 0956 loim'.i. y~r choi~e w°ht ";
1.0 Oranae County! ews. brwn S3895 552 74~1 "r
BUYm°ftiM"5E ~~1 ............. !!.l.~ _562_78118 _____ _ rt:ft'f .'] ?~~7,.:-..: '/{,';, ?! 1~:;.~~~. ~~-
2025 S Manches1er i6 Ol<h 98. 4 dr. hardtop,
Anaheim 750-2011 ~ ••••••••••••• !!~~ ~:·g~~1~~~0~'M
Allol.UMd .. .........•••.••...•..
••• ,.. 9t01 ....................... .........
To A ..... .... c.
ls a fine a&domobile from ~ty line of pre-
owned ~ and ercurp. vou·re
.... '°find tut ....... .... ear,_ ... ._
klakiDa for Ill a ,nee ,. ......
WePrcnl•-t .t:an-.. a~ •w•uu::z .. HarborBl a.ta ... .. ..
lllG "'o .......................
.-r I_ .... __ ---.....
·77 Culla-.s Suµreme.
Brougham 2 dr, com
p.iny president ·s car . sh.811> bm metalhc. vinyl
rf. full pwr. AC. tilt.
c rul!>c S3995 . PP
754-0322 wkdys 9·5.
..... 9957 .......................
.........:-GIJA • .., • 9960 ~---:~.;:r~ ;~....;-;;;;
..... -. Waaoa. ~t ... PB,
_,,_....,; ..,ii;;. ~ AMIPll ..... -AC All '115 ' nuu. _.._ uu pwr. extras Must seU. $1500
AIC. WLU ~ "1lAll car C•ll 714-71'7"45449 aft •tr*.-..,._ l .3DPll
-------~---' 7 t F1eeta. All l f'll s .. en 1111 Plymoutn
caautt•. U .OOOml . Jl\uySuburbu 4 door.2
40mp1. HS-0800 or seat stataoa wqons. All
"18 ~· Xlnt Cond. ma m. ?OU. are automatJc. air cond .. ~~~~~ '68 Ford Cortina. ods roalraclts, PS, PB. most
IZOOtofter. 97lHSIO ext manor wort. M7S or Best have power windows, 252or551.a&l after.M4-1033-AM/FM stereo r adios,
---------• some have apeed control. HIS '86 STATION WAG ON , Mileages nm from 60,000
Kint condition $500. to 67.000. Priced from
c.: ....................... ~or make oUv. ea ft llbrd Fl50 u4 PU, lo/mo, --.. ••••••••••••••
dstPll. ...... um cood, aux .... tank. ... 9707 -----:..:.......-
""" gas, many mu, lo -•••••••••••••••• lmUd DR 370, "78 model, coat. MS-1390 "18 5000; baa everything.
"18 P1eetwood Broulham ••••-• .. -••••••••••• '79 Convt. w /lo/ml. Loaded ! Xlat. cond
"18 MGB: am/fm s~reo. AM /FM stereo cua. 5 .750. ~l a.st for
clean. low miles. $MSG. TI4-5i52-a18 Owiee
.... •744
vw . Havtni trouble aell-
-your car" Try us Top dDllilr -Paid for or Not! a-ui. YoUr car to Jim
llarlno Volkawaeen.
18T1l Beach Blvd .. Huol-lnalm Beach -Ask ror Frank Marino or Tom
Aikin. 673-2092 W75 lO S1Z75 below Blue ~ ,,45 Book wholesale price These wagons are pnced -••••••••••••••••••••• around ILSOO each. Con· ridden 4 Umes. $900 or $500 & Auume lease at
tnde.m-o4.58 v.. 9570 $231.73 mo. or buy, ........ •• •••••••• ••••• te.000. f73..8510
it S.P. 370 Suzuki, lo • IRAMD MEW
1Dilea. $1450 or offer. 1979 CHEVROLET '73 Audi Fox, new eng, rn-0458 . I LUXURYVAM -good tirea, $1600.
125, XlnlCond, bll by With pl·-.. t "'l r-~-5034--• &'4--027 ___ 5 ___ 111•~~,u,ai...,.
"D.G." Bokyo for """carpe · pan .. • ~ lng, icebox. wetbar, 2 -" Pro raci.111, rut.eat blke capt a in • s c h a i r s , -·•••••••••••••••••••• ---------around. ft'a a Steal! I breakfast nook, 350V8, _Jl00. __ l7H48S. _______ 1 Wt wbeel, chrome bum-CREVIER
'fJIAZ llloo, aeoomt, La~r pen A grille. Sleeps 41
tnap. and much more! OBl&~ y 51495 $1 ST • ttOADWAY $MS).567-6'111. t SAMlA AMA
...... tto. .. saa./ , ltOWAIDCMwolet &aNl71 .. /Stm... f I 60 Dove & Quall Sta. tMI IAJIMATI w 1MOt1N1 -·--·············· ~:Js~rCH •USID IMW•• &ENT za• FIREBALL. "122002tllS/R C9820BV)
SELP'·CONTAINED, 1973 Dodge Van. P /S, '733l02tii4ap <289GMC>
REASONABLE84W283 P/B, clean. $1795. Call 77320l41pd,at (870SPV>
Bllfl' 22 ft luxury mot.or Jlm&M-f671; 4"-21158. 77m 41DCIS/R (0179)
If 77 mA !.uxua C8ll8SZC > bome: aleej)I 6; ae · Ha aomethlnl t "18D>41p. C239UKH) ~/Wk. + 8t ml., to~? Claulfi!f'!:•:o "18331lAA/C (ll9WDAl
--------. U well -Call NOW, "18633caiAS/R (0062)
•10510 o.taun 4-1p 30mpt,
new alternator. re·
1ulator. & c lutch.
91K>O/OBO 645-4719
"11 a.G-Z AM/FM 8 track. 4-sp, x.lnt. mech cond.
Sl,800. CU·5547 t~ 19 X p 1 or er 22 8 &G-5878. Clowd .....,_
llWJrbome. Fully self-~ ... ..-L .. -· ._ '75 8210: am/Cm, alr
oootained. $19,500 new, Mto&..011119 9SIO ----. 95IO oond. ceoo. Call aft. 6.
114,000 aelllng price ... ••••••••••••••••••••• •--•••••••••••••••••• Ml~
Ul·fl59. After 4Pll ..---------.---.. -,7-7-D-t--l-l_O_L_ ~:...~...... 9170 I LEASE ANY MAI£' I =~~~~·a~~ _ ................... I ANY MODn I a/C. 115.100 or bell o(fer.
Jr Praiilrilr. &eepa t. a Call~at840-7665. ~ 11 r D e r • t o ., • • I I '71 DATSUN 1200.
:=·:.=1 PAYONLY I ~~~ vqulet ... 5C7·11A I I ,..s...a.r..ts I FIRST MONTH I'!!~ blue ~,Feoad.11 , . a ... u a NI 9400 VME ... T '"""' tlre1. n• ··········-········· 1· PA·•· " I tnct.•.eoo.14.1427 "U ~ Good Coad. Beat
I * I •·· 53M7U 7:30am " lftl:~
I MO .-osrT OI LAST MOMTM I ......_._ WI TAD AMY TUDI .,_ I .... OI *'" I I '"°"' Cl91T Alft()Y AL I
Daya 846-7576. Eves _;;_ _______ ~ Marte IV. gold, moon
8C7-4978 '88 VW Squ.areback. Good '78 2dr D~. Fuel roof, nu tires, asking tact
fleet Adm1ni~trator. emit. WOO Firm. Injection It burg I a r M500 646·2700. ~0368 97 41 MS-1507 a1arm. seooo 67~ is. Orange Coast
Daily Pilot
pd '734.12Wqon. $1400 Good S>4 Diesel, lat.e i6. 4s • cond, good gas saver. all xtraa & immac. SS795. 536-2232. pp. 631-0:n> ----,... 9750 LeavtDI town Must sell. -··················· u·· xlnt cond. "18 Turbo Tars•: Black oh
JUact. 2800 miles. Must 79 VW Coovert white oo
aee ! $45.000. Days white. 3,000 ml, $8300. •MIO, Eves~. _PP_._._1_746 ____ _
SEIL klle rtema wtth a '76~ S~t roc co Dl1t .
Deily Pilot Clualfied Ad. Loaded. Stick Stereo
IJG.5618. DCml 14.~ 675-5441
·.
-77 Unrohl Town Car . new "79 Seville silver grey. u res. loaded. 41 .000 most xtras 16Km1 rru.tes Asking $7000 or
SLl.500 497 2993afl.6 _ make offer Call after
642 4321. Ext 210
~ 9965 •..............•.......
um Coupe DeVIUe, xlnl SPM 848-5586 1972 Poatiac
cood. S6500. Call Dick "1t Cartier Maril V. real New lJres, JUSt bad a
862-llC7; eveaSiSt-303 jewel. fu 11 y eq u1 p . tme up N~ starter
T1 Sevllle. fully loaded $ 1 O . o o O I 0 8 0 . Sf75 as IS 846-5745 aft
flremilt gold. Leather. _714_e. __ ZZ27 ______ ,_P_M_. ___ _
Moon roof Wire wbls
$9790 pp. 963-0902. 112.-..
i8 Seville, w/sunroof,
cloth tnt .. AM/FK tape.
full power. lo/au 759-1867
"12 CdV, low mile., one
owner. Xlnl cond
Maroon & wbJte. $1895
~14
'70 Eldorado. Fu 1 ly loaded. Xlnt cond. 78,000
rmles. $1850. or best re· 85008ble offer 492·2879
'79 CDV D·EJegance. GM exec wife·s car, immac
In "'out, fully equipped, UDdlr' wmty 561·f802 -
'13 Camero, v.a. p/s .• aw>., recent bra.Ilea fr
tine, SZ500. -.na.
71 Camaro Sport Cpe. AC.
PS. P-8. tilt will .
All/Fil, clean, lo ml.
LARGEST SELECTION OF
NEW & USED CADILLACS
IN ORANGE COUNTY
1976 CMMLLAC SALi
COUPI DI YIUI •••••••••••• ratCED!
One owner au wilh leather SMta. cabriolet
toe>. crulM control. AM/FM tt9'e0, full powet',
tilt whffl & low""*· (074RKO).
=::·.~~ ....... ~5995
Equipment lnctudet IPllt PoW9f eeat. stereo recfio & CNite control Low mlleal (t~76l. brown met., Take over .. _______________ ..
.._ Oya, 752-8852; En, wtmdl,7?¥1 lt77CADIU•C '6695 COUPIDIVILl.I ••••••••
EQulptNnt Induct. IMther Interior. crutM
oontrot I AM/FM .-.0. (496T JG).
1971 CADILLAC
:::o.~ ....... ~8595
With lelther lntef1of, aterto tioe ~ I
Caidlttllc-.. wt-' 00*'-(171nU).
1971 CADIU.AC
kllTWOOD 19895 taOUGHAM ••••••••
._,es ell ot thfi Ced111ac l1t)l11rv optiont end 1ow
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Smokers repo.rt the taste of low tar MERIT
. matches that of high tar cigarettes.
f •
New taste tests with thousands of smokers prove it.
i Proof: A signifidant majority of smokers rate
.. MERIT taste as good as-or better than-
. ; leading high tar brands. Even cigar-~Sl!!ia..,.._
~ ettes ha~g twice the tar! r~"'i1'h~~~~
. : Proof: Of the 95% ~tatipg a .""" .... '" ........
preference, 3 out of 4 smokers chose
. the MERIT low tar/good taste com-
bination over high tar leaders when
· tar levels were revealed.
Smokers rate low tar
MERIT satisfying taste alternative
~ ' . to~ tar brands.
New national smoker study results .. :
• I :, ... ~~o.:-.-prove 1t. ·i .. "~~~~~ ao«: :Fite overwhelming majority
of MERIT sm9kers polled feel they didn't
sacrifice taste in switching from high tar cigarettes .
Proof: 96% of MERIT smokers don't miss former
high tar brands.
Proof: 9 out of 10 enjoy smoking as much since
switching to MERIT, are glad they switched, and
report MERIT is the best tasting low tar they've
ever tried .
You've read the results.
The conclusion is clearer than
ever: MERIT delivers a winning
combination of taste and
low tar.
A combination that's attracting
more and more smokers every
day and-more importantly
-satisfying them long term.
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17
362,000
To Vote
Tuesday?,.
87 SOBEllT BADE& .,. .. o.M, ...........
About 312.000 Oranae County
resldenb are ~ to cut
ballots Tuesday for 228 can-
didates ln 28 school board races
and for &COl'e9 of other hopefuls
f seeking seats on the 1ovemlng
• board of 19 special districts.
Also on the ballot will be four
statewide issues including
Proposition 1, which is desiped
• to put a limit on buainl of aebool
chileren to correct racial Im·
balance and Pn>poslttoo '· an ln-ltiaUve aimed at l1mJtlQI spmd.
iq by state and Joe.al lcmlnl
menL •
Co1mt1 ~of Vot.n Al ~ Mid ..,... tUt ..... .., ••
........... el ....... .
percent ol tbe oocmtJf• •.• registeredvoten.Butheadmita
to 1D11Mt--ancertaintles to tbat figure.
"We really don't have much of
' a basis for compariaon beeause
statewide iaaues are comblned
for the first time in man.y yea.rs
with local elecUom ... be aai(\.
Olson. wbo previously precllct·
ed turnouts ranema between 40
and 50 percent. said he revlaed
hi.a prediction because he bad
expected more promotiooal ec-
1 tlvitlea OD tbe statewide propoai·
ti.om than have been evident.
~ ID IDOlt ncent eleettona, 14
percent ol the retiatered voters
' (See VOTE, Pase AZ>
\
'
·w;,11 Rogers'
lOOth Marked
CLAREMORE, Okla.
(AP> -An estimated
25,000 people· -military
and movie heroes and
thOle who ad.ll)lred him u
one of their own -
1atbered here to honor the
late Will Rogers on the
famous humorist's lOOlb
birthday.
Sunday was "National
WUl Rolera Day," u pro-
claimed by President
Carter, and an exuberant
two-hour parade topped a
four-day celebration in
this eastern Oklahoma
town that Roaerw called
home.
Actually, Ro1en waa
born 12 mllea east, at •
Oolaaab, but alway1
claimed Claremon u Ida
birthplace • 'becaaae
aobod1 caa pronounce
Ool.,.aL" •
.:'£-o Escape,
Recaptured
PETROS. Tenn. (AP)
James Earl Ray, impriaooed in
the asaasainatiOD Of Dr. Martin
Luther King Jr., trled unsuc·
ceadul\y to eacape-l..om-~
Mountain Prison today, fn'ison
officials said.
Ray, aervtni 99 years for the
1968 auustnation plus a year
for an escape in 1977, was recap.
tured inside the prison grounds
but outside the fortress-like
building in the nigged East Ten·
nessee mountains.
Prison Sit-Ray Tucker said
Inmate Donald Eu1ene
Wolverton accompanied Ray in
the attempt but was a1ao recap.
tured. Tucker said a guard fired
on~ warning shot but that no one
was hll
Ray, wbo pleaded 1uilty to the
tilling but bu since declared bis
innoeence, escaped with several
inmates from the prison in June
W11 but was recaptured after a
few days.
Khla, a black civil ripts
leader was gunned down in
Memphis, Tenn.
AccordtnC to Tucker, Ray and
Wolverton be1an their freedom
bid at about 2:0$ a .m. by sawing throup a vent in tbe back of
their eell lllto AA;. open apace
called a Jlipe cbaM. & Tbe~ tbrolllb a aet of ...,.. that
to an abHlt ~ wirid tbe bus
back ~. removed..an ac-
ce11 plate tn the fu, mo•ed
tb.rvulh -rep.laeed tbe plate. Tbey racbed a small room on tJM top~ tbe b0Hclin1, eat two
bolt.a from a lock bup and at·
tempUd to open the door. Tben
they PUlbed a baebaw blade
between tbe doow' and tbe Jamb
ud uwed ~. reachlq the roof.
Cllmblnc down a plpe tbey
reaebed the ll"OUDd between the
offlcera• dlnlna room aad
cellbloSB.
Ttien, an olftcer spc;ueid Ray crawlial on the IJ'OQDd and ,.
eaptUNd blm.
Delays
'No Fault'
Of Court
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -No
formal cbarles of misconduct
will be filed a1ainst any
California Supreme Court
justice for delaying con·
troveraial decislom, the state
Commission· on Judicial
Performance said today.
The commission, which be1an
its investigation of the hip
court last December after
published reports claimed aome
decislona were delayed uaUI
after lat fall's eJec:tioD, said tlae
deellion D0t to ft.le CIJAJ"lta WAI
unan.llDOUI
d~ ;-:qa ~:a:&
Jlllltie....... - -.. hoc ....... o..t.... ,.,
the coostltutlmaHtJ ol tM blO
court tnvestipU., said lt wu
prohibited from. commeadq
publicly CID t.estlmmrJ, evtdeeCit
or the reae.onlq behlDd tbe de·
cision.
"The commiaaion resreta tbia
llmitatioo but is bound to follow
the law as aDDOUDced by the
court," the announcement said.
At one point in the investiga·
tion, sessions were held in pQbUc
and broadcast live. oo televlaitin.
Speclfically, the probe was
formed to determine if dectaiom
were delayed to enhance Odef
Justice Rme Bird's chances for
voter confirmation. After a
vigorous campaip was waged
by her opponents, lbe narrowly
won confirmation. • One story on election day ctttna
wmamed bieb court sources as
sayini the controversial Tanner
•·use a eun.10 to prison•• decision
was being purposely delayed
became a major focus of the
probe.
The Tanner decision, in
December, said a Judie could ta·
nore mandatory prison terms re·
quired of penom uainC a IUD in
the commission of a crime and,
inatead, put a convicted person
on probation.
Free Flo Clinic
Starts w edneeday
A free nu clinic for citlnnl 115
years and older ia scheduled
Wednesday •t the Fountain
Valley RecreatloD Center, lMOO
Brookbunt St.
The clinlc la 1pomored by tbe
City ol roi.mtaln Valley and tbe
Oranp OoaDt7' llealtb Deput. meat. amtc penoanel Will ad· mtntst.er 1mmuaiaatloDI from t
a .m . to 4 p.m. Por addldonal in-
formation. pboDe l3NIJ.1,
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Karen Hennessey Coggins, 17, fiasbes a tootbpaste-
commercial smile after being crowned as homecoming
queen at Huntington Beach High School. She reigned
over Friday night festivities and football came tbat
ended in a 14-14 tie with Newport Harbor lngb School.
Eight Sex Charges
Involve Teacher
WEST COVINA (AP> -A
teacher accused of rapine a hyp-
notised school lirl and seven
other sex cbarses involvinl
former atudeqtl surrendered vohmtlrtlJ. autboritiel aa.td.
Ttie cbar1u a1atnst Jesse Gomalel. a. ol Lav.,., were
ft1ed ID POmona MUDldpal ec.rt
by Deput1 Dlltrlct Attorney
Me......_ MeGarrtty. Sbe aid
arran1tmeata f« fOIUDtary sur·
render ~ Qom.a"' were made
wttb bi• attorney. Kenneth
Sehniller d Lo9 Aqelel.
Gomales •• ........, Oil bla
reeoph..,... 'or a Dec. I pre-
liminary M~ ii! Pomona
llunlcipal Court, II.ass 11.c·
Garrity said.
The charaes involve two coeds
at No1alea Hilb School who
were 11 at tbe time of the aJ.
le1ed acts by Gomalu, who has
been on an unpaid leave of
a b1ence from Gia no In·
termedlate Sebool since one of
the lirll made a report to ICbool
•utborities Sept. 10.
Sberifrs Set. Bill Solonano
aald Goll1alea tausht social
1tucilel iD tbe Rowland Unlfted
ScboOI Daariet flve ,ean.
The 1er1eut. Hid "YOUDI
Iida with dUlleWt home u ... ··
were llncled out for 1peetal in·
structiGIL "He told them be WU sehooled
iD .. ~ OrieDW teaehlDI -bnr (Jae aec.Nt of Ti1Mit&n
tratba, .. Solonam Mid.
Tba Ptt were Wet tbere are
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SKIS GO FAST
wnR PILOT .4D
Oceaa Yle• •l••••*•r.J, when ~n will ••l•ct t"°
trutell from tbe three can·
dldat.-ruDnlq tbia year for the
GM·mea:ms boanL The diatrict la bounded by
MePeddld Annue oa tbe north.
Elll• Av•aue on the south,
If aPiolla Street to tbe eut and
laef11del moat of Huntillst.on
Haibollrcm tbe Welt.
(8ee MCSS, Pa1e AZ>
900,000
Barrels
On Line
By 11-e Aaaoclated Press
U rged on by Ayatollah
RuboUah Khomemi, Iranian pro-
testers seized two U.S. con-
sulates, an American cultural
center and the British Embassy
in Tehran today. and continued
to bold the U.S Embassy and
more than 50 hostages, it was re·
ported.
Khomeini called on the stu-
dent militants to act a1ainat
'1be areal Satan, America," in
«Ur to force it to extradlte tbe
depoeed Sbab Mohammed Beu Pdlavl, •P"•llud bl New ~om._ t9eW tr• s...-e. beek
..... ~WW:.llMllo~ c......,..._ and
revolutionary leader also de·
maoded that Britain band over
PROIESIEAS DRAPE
UBERIY STATUE-AA
former Prime Mini ster
Shahpour Bakbtiar, now living
in exile in Britain. Radio Tehran said the stu-
deots wbo seized the U.S. Em·
bassy on Sunday added a new
demand today -a break in rela-
lJons with the Uruted States
The (raoian oil minister.
meanwhile, raised the poss1btl1
ty of cutting off Iranian 011 ex
ports to the United States
900,000 barrels a day that
amount to S percent of all U S
011.
In a Radio Tehran mterview.
the oil minister. Ali Akbar Mom
far. said the decision was up to
Khomeini.
The British Foreign Office an-
nounced that its embassy an
Tehran was sei%ed toda y
Further details were not im
mediately available.
The official Tehran Radio.
monitored in London, sa.ad stu-
dent protesters also took over
the U.S. consula~ in Tabriz, in
northwest Iran, and in the
southern city or Shlraz. There
was no word on the fate of the
consular staffs.
Later, the State Department
reported that students occupied
and ransacked tbe Iran·
<See IL\N, Pase AZ)
* * * Iran Threat
To Stop Oil
Drops Market
• NEW YOU (AP) -Report&
that lntD WU CCJDlideriq baltiq
oil ab:lpmmta to tbe United States
sent 1tocbdowllab.arptytod.ay.
Tbe Dow Janes averaae ~ ao mdustnal tauea was down e.n
poiatl to Ill.OS after three boun
~tradiJla. J>ffum.n, luoes led advaneea
bya~tmarsm~::z.:ortt Stock Sscha0 &e.
A puapof ta
oecupJlq the American em·
ba11y in lru. callin1 for a
break.(Jff ol relatiou with tbe
United Stata. Severed U.S.·
lranl• n1-.. cewct atop tbe
Oow ~ Irmlm oU to the Ualt.ed
Sta~ lrimlU Oil ., ......
AU lloUifar iald be would
DOt "* aut U.., poAillUhJ ~ aa
em...,.; Gil oU lldplbeatl to tbe uau.4-....
A *®I ea ot lnia&.111 ell lm·
porU ............ Ulj t1IMild
Stat•• lato aaotber eper11 crillail_. llall ,,_Mtk.J bad Wall -..-,,
Hftlllt• all 1W .... tt laid
Ntwtoe D. Zlndlr. aa IUb'lt at
&.P. fftictim
I
Fear ol Bapist
·coast Women Take
'Defensive Measures
By JOANNE aBYNOLDS ot• OeUy ""' .....
While the bunt foes on for a
klller-rapl1t police believe is
re1pomible for at le&1t six
'1nurderl, Oranse Cout women
~ntinue to take atepe to protect
tbemaeltea.
More tbaD 500 Oran1e Coast
women attended a aeries of rape
awareness aem.lnan put on last
week by the eo.ta Mesa Police
Department.
Two, day-Iona sessions in the
use of Mace, put on Ulla weekend
at Golden West CoUese, were
filled with women, college of.
flclala said.
Accordlna to a apokeaman for
Costa Mesa police, there were 25
appllcatlon1 filed over the
weekend for permits to carry
tear 1aa for self defense.
DAILY PILOT
Handgun registration continues
to run at two times the normal
amount, oftlcen noted.
Investigators from the five
Orange Coast agencies seeking
the killer-rapist said today they
ha"ve turned over no aubltantial
leads to the suspect'• identity.
Police also said they are eon-
cerned that continuin& contusklo
about the arrest of a Santa Ana
man in connection with another
series of sexual assaults la lull-
ing '°me women into a false
sense of security.
The man, Jon Rowland, was
arrested a few days after the
last slayina in Costa Mesa, but
homielde investigators have
ruled him out as a suspect.
He faces a total of 20 charpl
connected to a series of eouth
Santa Ana burglaries and rape1.
Stories about Rowlancl'• ar-
rest erroneously convinced IOIDe <>ruse Coast .-estdenta that tbe
ldller-l'aplat bad been captured,
tnvesdpton fear.
PoUee in ea.ta Mesa, lnlne.
Newport Beach, and Tutln,
alon1 wltll '1Demben of tbt
Oraqe County Sbertft'• Depert-
m•nt are 1tlll c.lrcal.tijl •
drawlq of tbe mvderer Ud
they are :lltll1 warnlna women wbo live tn apartmenta to keep
thelr resldenoel locked.
A Fountain Valley llUID udlda
companion were arr9ted early
today• armed robber7 ~ after police alleled tbeJ 1a.mpt-
ed to Pin eatrJ to tbe home ol
Intne l\aeb betresa Joan Intne
Sinlth.
Lll'dna Beach police iden-
Wied tbe suspects u Ronnie
llel1ou Aaulrre, 12, of Fountain
Valley and Flpyd Allen Brown,
3', of Newport Beach.
It aecurtty suard told police he
spotted the pair banatn1 oa the
troni door at t.be EIDerald Bay
home al the bdreu at 3:45 Lm.
Tbe raard Wei ane man waved
a pistol and claimed they were
police ofticers. They lhqwed btm
some type of.bldp.
When qwtioned by tbe pard,
the two men fled but wen cap-
tured by Lapna offleera who
bad ~called to tbe scene.
Orange County sheriff's
deputies didn't know U Mn.
Smith wu at home at the time.
Both suapecta are being beld tn·
lieu of$25,000 ball.
'IEACHER. •
12 levell of conactouueu In·
volved ln the "trutba .. and ~
level demanded a sexual
aacrlflce, Solonano said.
Gonzales alJesedly bypnotiJed
the victim in oae e ... , for which·
be wu cb.af'led with oae count
of rape and one count of oral
copulatloe ln which the vtetim
WU UDcomeiOUI of the aet, lllaa
llcGarrtty laid. In the eue of
tbe other '1rJ he WU cbarpd
with l1x eounta of oral copula-
Uon with a m.lnor.
The cbarses cover a 11-moatb
period endinl lat June.
Art Demomtration
In BB \Vedneeday
A.rU1t BW l'f 8WIOm 1'il1 dem·
OOJtrate acrylic ~ wttb
1 paleUe bile at Wed.wdQ's
meet1111 ot Uae 8aaUa1ton
n.aebAltte'que.
'11l• ,,,.....,, ~= tnteNlted ID art, 1lt t :IO p.m. ID .. Edl8oD
Center, 2ll7T •aanoU. It.
MINI Surllag
Sunday was a great day for sailin& ln Newport Harbor.
even if it meant aolna for a spin OD a nil-powered surf-
board. Brisk breezes kept beach crowds 1maD u tbe
temperatures peaked at ~ degrees. Water temperatures
hovered at a cool 61 depees.
BB Neighbors Vow
Battle for Center
1iOme a11117 BmUqtoo Beach
naideata have vowed to Jam
t.oellbl'• d\7 COUDd1 meetial to protell • city nqumt to pall the
plq OD a proposed nel&bborbood
commuaiQ"Jcenter.
City ofliclal1 have recom-
mended tbat federal funds
earmarked for construction of
the Buabard Community C~ter
be reprogrammed to finance
other city improvement proJ·
ects.
David Hayes, manage r of
Hun ~inaton Coo ta neat.a I
p,....r.,,eAl
RACES •••
Tile Cout CemmaJty College
Dlstrtct, whe re voters are to
seat three trustees on the five.
member board. Although can-
didates nm for seats represent· lnJ divisions within the dlstnct,
they. are selected by all voters
witblo the district. The di.strict Includes all of
ltuntinctoo Beach and Fountain
Valley as well as W eat.minster.
Garden Grove, Seal Beach,
Coeta Mesa and Newport Beach.
Oraqe Couty Water Dlltrtct
voters will seat four directors
thla year.
The district Is split into 10
divilions, and voters In
Divisions 4 and 6, falli.01 partial-
ly lo the Fountain Valley and
Huntlngtoo Beach, will seat two
board members.
The 10-member water district
board maoqes and maintains
the undersround water buin ly·
lnl in the northern and western
portlooa ol the county
And in the Saaaet Beaclil
8Ult817 Dlatrtct, voters will
select three board members
from a fteld of four candidates
The small sanitary district
maintains sewer service In
Sunset Beach and Surfside.
TowaJaomes, m&UltalDed e1ty
leaden nnw mt.ded to fUDd tbeccm.. "lt.....,.Uuwe•q.._ UMCl. •• ea,. Mid.
He ebupd dtJ olftel1I•
have turned tbelr becb oa tbe
densely. populated Conttnent.aJ
tract.
He said about 750 homeowners
were promised three years ago
that a comniunity eeoter would
be conatructed in the tuct,
bordered by Adams A venue and
MagooU. Street.
Ha yea claimed ~· traet neighbon baft struaW wUb
police problems and need the
c enter to 1ive children aomethina w do.
He said five .eparate pee ltliom
have been collected and wiU be
presented to council members at
their 7 · 30 p.m. sessioa.
F,...P.,.eAJ
IRAN •..
Amencan Society build.in&. a
cultural ceoter. in the central Cl·
ty of lsfahan. No l.Qjurtes Weft
reported there. Radio Tehran
said other anti·Amencan dem·
onstratiom were ata1ed aCl"OIS
Iran.
Tebran Radio said Khomeini's
son. Ahmad. traveled to Tebra.n
to meet with the students OCCU·
pyine the U.S. emb&uy.
Some Iranian government of.
ficials said they boped the
youn1er Khomeini could obta1n
the releue of the bo1ta1es.
aeised when 200 or JOO ltudeDta
overpowered lb:rine suardl and
took over the embuay Sunday.
But the studmta aakl tbey in-
vited JCbomeini's soo to the em-
basay only to bave bim inspect
"the 1reat nest of U.S. es -
pionage In Iran," aod the
ayatollah bimaelf denounced ef-
forts to bave the atudenta aban-
don the buiJdin1.
"We lite to tet tbe matiertal
out earlier, but there wu e lat-
mloute rush became ot the con·
10UdatJon of electiom." Olloa
laid.
Tuesday's election also will
mark the last hurrah for the
county's ts.year-old Coleman-
Gyrex voting macblnM. A new
and speedier system ls expected
to be in operation for next June's primary election.
Tuesday's balloting will in-
clude recall elect.ions ln the Seal
Beach School District and tn
Anaheim Union High School Dis-
trict.
Also for the ftnt time, a ma-
jority oftbe ftve board members
of the lntne Ranch Wat.er Dis-
trl ct will be elected by the
public.
A reeent SUperior Court de· cllioa Seel to a cbaqe ln put
procedurM which saw tbe ma-
jority of the board elected by the
lrville Company, tbe principal
landowner in tbe area.
In another local issue, TOtera
in the CapUt:rano Bay Part and
B.eereailicn Dtstrict will deeide tr
tbeJ want to pay for street ..........
TueeclQ's ballot also lncludel
state Pl"upostUon 2 which would
Wt a 10 pereeat laterest ceiltn&
· on loam made by mort1a1e
baoken and Proposition s. a
change in lbe method In which
veterans' property tax exemp-
bons are computed.
The Gann fnit1at1v e, Proposi·
hon 4, would require govern·
ment qencies to limit year-to-
year buqet lncreuea by tying
tbem to COlt·Of·liYiDI and
population lnereues.
Vottnc booths will be open
from 7 a.m.. to 8 p.m. at 1.311 county polltn& places.
Enrollment
Highlights HB
Board Agenda
Decluunl enrollment in Hunt-
1 n g ton Be a ch 's Ocean View
<elementary) School Distnct is
to be the focal point of dis·
cuss1on this evening wh en
trustees meet In a regular 7. JO
board session
Tbe board as scheduled to re-
act.I vale its citizens committee
to study master planning, in-
cluding the possible closure cl
addlticloa.1 schools, and will bear
a repon on the best move in dis-
posme of the old district head-
quarters Blte.
Trustees also expect to re-
ce1 ve an offer from Huntington
Beach Uruon High School Dis·
tnct for the lease or Robinwood
Scbool u an adult education
facility next year.
Robaowood is scheduled to
close down ln June, with its 37S
pupils placed m other schools
next year.
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CabfeS et the Garage
-·~~tlR. oerdiQSne and crews
,
..
ALSGARAGE
56 FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH
(7t4) 644-7030
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ottlelall ......, tb• flnt atx .... o1 ... ,..... ,.,_ J.....,. to ..... CU'•
rter·U'abdal eaerdaea •t El
Toro laeHaaed draataUeally ovn _.....years, W'OlllWd
trOiD UM db'• vleWpolilt bJ ttie
UH of an auxlllary nm=
wblcb ~t JeU lD low
lrvlne fol'··=· "If eoopel'OD ii to exlat
betwMD the Mui.De Corps md
.. Two Arrested in Robbery Try
Two <>ranee Cout men, wbo police say poHd u police of.
ficers to pin entraDc. to the
printe Emerald Ba.y communi-
ty out.aide Lacuna Be•eb, wen arrested Saturday .tter allffed.
ly planning to rob beireu Joe
Irvine Smith.
Lacuna Beach police ap-
prehended ,Floyd Allen BJ'OWD,
r 34, or 17 Wild GOQse Collrt,
' Newport Beach and Ronnie
Melecna Aguirre, 22, of 9'192 El
• Duranao St., Fountain Valley
after an alleced P~•wn rab-bet')' attempt oa the be:lrm&, a
part owner ot the lrviDe Com·
·~. J>oUee Aki today Ilia Smltb ......... at tM tlme ol tM
BJ SOBDT BAIUlE& ... ~ .........
About 382,000 ()raqe County
residenta are expeeted to cut
ballots Tuesday for 228 can·
dldates in 28 ICbool board races
and for SCOl'el ot other bopefu1a
seettnc aeata on the 10.endal
board ot 19 ~ diatrieta.
Alao OD the ballot will be four
statewide laauu lneluc1Jn1
ProposiUoa 1, wblcb ls desiped
* * *
asaerted robbery attempt, dur-
ing which the two men al-
le1eclly showed a gate guard
police badges in order to gain
acceaa to the guarded com·
munity
Officers said the pair drove to
thebeiress'bome.
An off-duty Los Angeles police
officer was the only person
home at the time and officers
say be refused to open the door
to the two men.
After the pair left the home, at
about 3:45 a.m. the off-duty of.
fleer called security officials at
the ••te ad • pard in a patrol carltoppedtbepalr. ~ Nici • belcl tbe two
to put a limit on busine of scbool
children to correct racial im·
balance and Proposiliop 4, an in·
ltiaUve aimed at limitusi spend·
ing by state and local govern-
ment
County Repat:rar of Voters Al
Ollon said today that Tuesday's
turnout is expected to reach 40
percent (if the county's 900,463
regi.ltered voters. But be admits
* * *
College Election
Offers Wide Field
Althoulb &addleb9ct College
Dl1trlet trustee• are elected
from 1eo1rapbical areas in
whicb tbey live, they are chosen
by voters from throuabout the
di.Nrid. That is, a voter, no mat-
ter where be or sbe lives, can
vote for one candidate from
eacb trustee area.
Other candidates seeking
aeata in tbe eleetion ~day in·
elude lJleumbeot liarriett
Walther md former CIA agent
lobn Lynch in Trustee Area 1 and lnewnbellt Lury Taylor uct Cypress College joumalilm
lnatru~tor Bill Sven1den in
Truatel .vea 3.
Also appolntei:I incumbent
Jobn Caanolly. wbo faces a bat·
ti• ill Truatee Area 7 with
Stepben z . Dibble , a
pharmact1t; David Bl111, a
<S. CW.IJl'.GB, Plp AJ>
* * *
men until Laguna Beach officers
arrived. The two men were ar-
rested for aUempted robbery
and impersonating police of·
ficers. A sbierfrs deputy said
they had several pistols in their
car.
A spokesman for the Emerald
Bay Community Association
would not comment on the ar-
rest, other than to say the two
men were detained by a security
officer until police arrived.
The two men were ta.ten to the
Laguna Beach Police Depart-
ment where they were fat.er
turned over to aherUra deputies ·
and transported to Ora.nae Coun.-
ty J.U. They are betq beld ID
lieu ott:zS.OGO ball each.
to some uncertainties to that
figure.
"We really don't have much oC
a basis for comparison because
statewide issues are combined
for the first time in many years
with local elections," be said
Olson, who previously predict·
ed tumouta ranllnl between 40
and 50 percent, said be revised
his predlctioo because be bad
expected more promotional ac-
tivities OD the statewide proposi·
tiona than )uave been evident.
In most recent elections, 14
percent oC the registered voters
turned out in school board races
• while there was a 7 percent
turnout for voting in t.be special
districts.
School elections previously
were beld in the spriD& of odd·
numbered years, but were
switched this year to November
and lwnped with special dis·
trictl. 1be reasons were to save
money on election coats and
hopefully, to get a btaer voter
turnout, officials said.
County electioo workers were
scurryJog to deliver ballot
materials to precincts over the
weekend..
Some of the materials, includ·
in& ballots, lists of voters and
other supplies, were delivered in
HunUnetoa Beach and Fountain
V 1Uey areas Sunday. sun more were to be dellverea
today.
Then also were reports tmt
m•teriala didn't arrive in some
Laaun• Beacb precincts unW
Sunqy.
"We like to 1et tbe material
(See VOl'B, Pase AZ)
* * *
1fiad S•rfiag
Sunday was a great day for sailing in Newport Harbor.
even if it meant going for a spin on a sail-powered surf·
board. Brisk breezes kept beach crowds small as the
temperatures peak~ at 65 degrees. Water temperatures
hovered at a cool 61 degrees.
No Dangen Seen
In Ir.vine A-waste
Ofradala In Irvine are assurint
realdentl that accwnulatioos oC
low-level r.dioactive waste
materials by a local company
due to the closure of two out-Of·
state dUposal sites pose no
threat to the pubUc health and
safety.
Police Cbief Leo Peart said
representatives from three public
agencies receot1y inspected the
storap site ol ICN-lrvtne at 2727
Campua Drift and dlaeovered no
problems.
ICN, which co1Jed.s low-level
,.dloactlve waste materials
from variou.s sources ln l..oa
Aneeles, Oranae and San Dieao
counties, baa been unable to db·
pose of the m•terlal because of
the clolure of nuclear bw1al
1round1 lD Ne'fada and
Wu~ Al Balettl, radlolopcal c:cmtrol
dlnetor for ICN, 1ald about
10,000 cubic feet of wait•
materials slOr'eCl in st.eel drums
and fiberboard cootalnen have
accum~ at the plant.
Balettl's firm collects the
materials for disposal from
about 100 medical and industrial
establishments in the three·
county area.
The diaposal crounds in Beat·
ty, Nev. and Ricbland, Wash.,
were doled in recent weeks by
the covernors of those states
because of concerns over
packqin& and safety .
Peart said lmpecton from the
city, tbe county fire department
and the state's radiation bealtb
unit of tbe Di.Uioa of Occupa·
tional Safety· and Healtb looted
over tbe site in lrv1De lat week. ··That bllpectkm, .. Peart said,
"reYealed that total ndloac·
live limila at tbe atonre lite
were teu Uwl 10 percmt of
those permlUacl under tbe firm'• Ucebleto~.··
The police chief Hid Ute
securi~eldlni mid deccJo. tamin Wm"el in effect at
5· Irvine Seats to. ~ill the 1ocatton ••are wtthiD ~
ble~.··
Baiettl lllld bis COIDpaJ II DO
--jteldD& up I tbe •fkaDoo steel dnal llltel'fl~~COD
(lee WAIR, .... AJ) ' •
ffJ'IR PIUJT ~
.. I Md mJ aktl fuW in tbe
Ulaa tber
900,000
Barrels
On I .. ine
former Prime Minister
Sbabpour Bakhtiar. now livinl
ID exlJein Britain. Rad.lo Tehran said the stu-
dents wbo se.lzed tbe U.S. Em·
busy on Sunday added a new
demand today -a break in rela·
Uons with the United States.
The Iranian oil minister.
meanwhile. raised the possibili ·
ty or cutting off Iranian oil ex-
ports to the United States -
900.000 barrels a day that
amount to S percent of all U.S.
oal.
In a Radio Tehran interview.
the oil minister, Ali Akbar Moin·
far, said the decision was up to
Khomeini .
The British Foreign Office an-
nounced tbat its e mbassy in
Tehran was seized today.
Further details we re not im·
mediately available.
The official Tehran Radio.
monitored in London, said stu-
dent pl"OCelters also took over
the U.S. comulates in Tabriz, in
northwest Iran, and in the
southern city of Shiraz. There
was no word on the fate of the
consular staffs.
uter, the State Department
reported that students occupied
and ransacked t he lran-
<See ISAN, Page .U>
* * * Iron Threat
To Stop Oil
Dro~ Market
I
The Callfomla Department of
Transportation ls planniq to
meter on-rames and make other
modifications to the San Dte10
freeway ln Coeta llet•L 1n1ne ~d tbe Saddle~k Val~y and
wanta to bear fro~ the public.
• Specl(lcally, CalTrans of-
ficiala have 1tated Uaat the
i pJanned bypaa Ian .. , amllilUl' lanes and meten won't affect
the quality of the environment.
Cople1 of tbelr study are
available fn>m CalTrana, En-
vironmental Pluntn1 Branch,
120 s. Sprtn1 St.. Loa An&el•
9'011.
.. U you dlaa,.._ wttb their ftnd-
lnp, oftlclals teQa.t that 100
Write DO Wer than Dec. 11 to
R.J. Datel. 4Lltrtct dlnetor al
~pmauoa. at tbe abQve Id· dtet1. lnfonnatloQ ii avldlable .,, calllq (JU) GO-WO. ·
Vatican in Jam?
VAnCAN CITY (AP)-Pope
lobn Paul D aa4 mon th.!o 100
oardlnalt will eaaantnelhe
church'• finance• ln an ex-trao~ meett.na starttni to-
day, tbe Vaticn bu confirmed.
Offlc'-11 here aay tbe Vatican's flnancte bave been nmninl in
the red for 10me yean, with re-
ported ammal deftclta of up to
$30 ml'Jlon ,.
DAILY PILOT
....
"t!CI Faculty Fears
Cutback Moves Due
BJ DA V1D Ktrl'ZllANN ~~c;;ln. rae"1· ~.,_ .. ,t!8~=
fdr·cutbecb tn com1n1 yean by
statewide ..tmhri•traton .....
lnl to ,...._t major reducUom at the lar1est and 1mallut 1cbooll ID the IYIJem. .
A top UC oftlcial in San Fran-
chco, however, said the 1rvlne
faculty members may be "a bit
over-anxious."
The Committee on Planning
and Budget, in Ua annual report
to the UCI Ac ad em ic Senate,
predicted that reductions In
faculty and budaet "may be
coming tn the next decade ... "
The committee said ad-
mumtrators appear to be work-
in1 on. two premises Judging
from recent proposals -that
the quality or the major eam·
puses such aa Berkeley needl to
be preserved and that major re-
duct.ions in faculty slse at
smaller ecboola 1ucb as
Riverside and Santa CrUI mutt
be prevented.
• 'Tbe comequeucea of these
premilel," the committee laid
ln a report, "ii to make the bulk
of whatever adJuatmenta have to
be m.O. 1D facultf and budaet at \~• fo'Jr mldclle caqipu1es <Irvine. Davia, Sania Bar~a
and San Diego).
"So 1rvtDe ii a potential wcet
for reductiom,0 the ll'O\IP sald, "even thouah our enrollment
prospeets are u Sood or better
than tbole of any other cam-
pua.." •
Under tbeae clrcum1tancea,
the committee ·~:,. both the 1tatewid& •)'Item tbe Irvine
campua "mU.t make careful
plant to economln where poMi·
ble and to eliminate p~
where neceuary to "::C:"' the quality Of the rem I pro-pama. '!'.
Dr Wllliam l'retter. vie. pr-..
. lidat~ tbe UC 111tem, Hid Frida)' a epboQe hl~ew
tba' mini~ 'are t=9D· = wUb .. talnlnt ~ ~.'W1a':':.1:t.m :ftallty
''*1~,11 J'ret&er aatd: :; _:f~ ot u.. lntDt 'COID.lllittee ft· po~.'41Wr~ &ff ft'olD m.tn.. •• ~!"':'. .
Tbe edmlldltrator 1iid ~
M>urc• allocated to 1Dd1Yldul
campu1e1 •• .. uroUlbent
driven." u enrollment soea up,
10 do the ~ ·available. ~-GPPG.ti. • trM tor deellw lla~ •
Fretter alalua would be ·•very surpriaed" U UC lrviDe
Iott id)' ftll@DdaJ 1upport uni..
enrollmmt wen to dtp.
The molt recent flprea abow
earollment on the <>raqe Coun-
ty campus at 10,0ll. Thia ii a
slight increase over the same
period laat year and the fll'lt
time the achool w 1oae QVer
10,000 in enrollment.
Frett.er u.ld otftdala have em-
pbasl.zed to Individual campuses
lD the syat.em that conUqency
plans should be ready in the
event somethlna UD.foneen were
to occur.
The UCI committee, whose re-
port will be presented to local
Academic Se,nate members
Tb ursday, also-fftlPI'-phnr-=·
should be devised to cope witb
what It sees as tbe comin1 plncb.
''Tbe Unlnntty of CaJifonda
ln «eoeral and tbe Irvine cam-
pus in particular have to face
the prospect of at leut a levell-
lnl off in tenm or enrollments
and more likely a d.rop iD entoU-
menta over tbe next few 1ean,"
the tommlttee aald.
Fretter aal4 'UC enrollmmta
aren't apeeted to reach a peak
until the early ueo. and that the
low point ii npected to occur in
aboutim.
The oommlttee cautiooed tbat
ne1at1ve public 8Dd le11t18ttve
lttitudel also would coau>llcate
unlventty maUers u would con-
tinulq lnflatioa, particularb' iD
the boualn.I marked.
p,,... P.,,e AJ :·
DETENTE •••
S....Tag
Passersby on Portland, ~ .• streets do a quick doubl•
take when they SPot this license plate on a 1151 Rolls
Royce Sllver Cloud. Owner Doon DeBernardi. hia sense
of humor worldnc tu reverse, saya Ida .. flnt .. car ls a 1959 Edsel convertible.
p.._P.,,e.4J
WASTE •••
tatn.en al wute from lta client.a
until the dlaposaJ grouncls. are
open apln.
However, be said tbe waste
materials produced by ICN's
own operations in isotope
manufacturtna will continue to
lead to acc umulated waste
materta.ls there.
"Storase of additional waste
will be cloeely 1nonitored by the city of lnioe a.a well u _.
and county a1encle1," Peart
said. "At no Ume, will on-band
wastes exceed t-be hm1ta im-
posed by tM lkenalnl a1ency."
The public offietal H id rre-
quent sampllnss of air and soil
s urround.In« the storage area
will be taken.
Peart also said that if storage
of the matertals Is necessary
beyond the normal 30 to 60 day
period. the company wlll be
provided with additional
guidelines for packaging and
placement of waate products.
Balettl, a certified health
pby1lciat, sald storage of the
low-level waste -Items such as
Isotopes used In research and
lab materials contaminated with
_Iad1o.'!t.lvtty -poses no threat lO the public safety.
E',.... Pflfle A J
COLLEGE. •
18-year-old student: Bull
Roman, a Cal State Lon1 Beach
lmtructor, and archivist Glenn
Burchett.
The Saddleback district rom-
prtaes 41 percent of Oran1e
County's land area, with cam-
pu.ses tn north 1rvtne and Mil·
sion Viejo.
Pr••P-.e~J
VOTE ... ..
outurt11r.!d ....... ......
nUD.ate ,.. ........ QI tbe eaD·
aolldttkm '11 th!UuM, .. ' Olloa
said.
Tue9day'e election alto wUI
mark the laat bUlTab for the
county's lS·year-old Coleman-
G yrex votiq maclllnes. A oew
and speedier system ii upected
to be LD operaUoo foe next JUDe 's
primary~
Tuaday'1 ballottn1 w0J lD-
dude recaU eJectiou iD &be Sa.I
Beach School District and In
Anaheim Un.k>o Rllh ~hool Dli-trict.
A1lo for the tint lime.. a ma.-
JOrity al the ft Ye board members
of the Irvine Ranch Water Dls·
trict will be e lected by the public.
A rettnt Superior Court de-
cision led to a chanee in past
procedures which saw the ma-
jority al the board elected by the
Irvine Company. the prtnc1pal
landowner in the area.
In another local iuue, voter(
lo the CapUtrano Bay Part and
Recreation Diatrict will decide ff
they want to pay for 1treet
a wee pine.
Tue9day'a ballot a1ao includes
state Proposition 2 whicb would
lift a 10 percent intenst ceillnc
on loans made by marts•I•
bankers ancl Propoe!Uon 3, a
change in tbe method iD whicb
veterana· prope~ tax exemp-ttons are CICllnput.ed.
Tbe Gann IDJUaUve, Proposi-
tion 4, would require 1overn-
ment aaendes to limit year-to-
year budset lDcreues t11 tJ1na
them to co1t-of·lhln1 and population tncreuee.
Votlq bootba will be open
from 1 a.m. to I p.m. at 1,311
COUDly poUlq plaeee,
At ooe point in the mv..U,•
tioo, MUIOoa we~ held in DUbllc
and broadcast live OD television.
SpecUlcalJy, tbe probe wu
. formed to determlne U declaiona
wen delayed to enhance Chief
Juatiee Rose Bird's chances for
voter confirmation. After a
vt1oroua eampalp wu •81ed
by ber ~la, abe narrowly
won conftrmaUon.
One lltor? Oil eleetioa day dttnc an•• blCb oourt llOGl"f9 u uJ1q tJ. ewtaoweraial Tmmer
''me • l'D. ao to prtlOD'' dedaion
wa1 beln1 purpoHlJ delayed
became a major focus al the probe.
:.,....._ ... J
IRA.N •••
American Society butlding, a
cultural Cftlter, In the central ci-
ty of lafahan. No htjurtes were
reported there. Radio Tehran
tald otber anti-American dem-
omll'atiGnl were •taled acrou Iran.
Tehnn Radio aaid Khomeini's
eon, Ala.mad. traveled to Tehran
to meet with the 1tudeota occu-
py1n1 the U.S. embuay.
Some Iranian fovernmeot of.
'lctata s aid they hoped th'?
younger Khometn.i could obtain
the release or the hostages,
seized when 200 or 300 stude'lts
overpowered Marine guards and
took over the em busy Sunday.
But the ltudenta said they In-
vited Khorbelni's son to the em-
bassy onJy to have him impect
"the great nest of U.S. es-
piona1e In Iran," and the
ayatollah himself denounced ef-
forts to have the students •ban·
don the buildlna.
Bird Watchers
To Tour Bay
Memben of the Friends of
Newport Bay will eoaduct the
second ~ tour of the Up-
per Bay•s 'mieratory bl.rd season
SatUJ'Cky morninc.
Tbe two-bour tours of the
EcoJotOcal PNMrve lndude ln-
formatimi oo the bay'1 wildllfe,
hiltory and foulll.
Tour 110UPe deDart eY9f1 1S mldutM lfOIQ ti.e lntenedion al
Eutbluft and Bad Ba1 drives
between 9 a.m. and 10:30 a.m.
----------------------
Cebles at the Garage
Plackets cardigans and crews AL'S GARAGE
56 FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH
(714) 7030
i
t
'~gu.is.e' F allure
• Two Arrested in Robbery Try
Two Ora.nae Coast men, who
police aay posed u police ol-
ficen to ·lain entrance to the r private Emerald Bay commual-
ty outside Lquna Beach, were
unated Saturday after alJeted-
ly plalllli.q to rob heiress .Joan
Irvtne Smith.
La1una Beach police ap-
' prehended Floyd Allen Brown, 34, of 17 WUd Goose Court,
1 Newport Beacb and Ron.Die
• Mel1oza Aaulrre. 22, of 1'112 El 1 Duranao Si., Fount.ala Valley
after an alle&ed predawn rob-
bery attempt OD tbe beUwa. a
part owner ol tbe lntDt Com-pany.
PolJee Wei todaJ 111.U Smlth
WM Mt bolDe Mam WM ol the .
For Delays
SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -No
formal charges of miaconduct
1 will be filed against any
California Supreme Court
justice for delayln' ccm-
troveralal deelaiona, the state
Com mluloa on Judicial
Performance aald today.
Tbe eommila1on, wblcb 'belan
it• inve1U1ation of tbe blab
court last December after
published reports claii:oed ane '
declalons were delayed until
after last fall'• eleetion, said the
deciak:Ja not t.o ft1e cbaJ'tes WU
unanimous.
The commlQion! citinl a de-cilloa by a body ot appeal court
Justices wblcb bad sat u an ad hoe Supreme Court to conalder
tbe ccutltuUonaUty of the biCb
' court imeatllaUon, said It was prohibited from commenting
publlcl1 on testlmoGy, evidence
or the rN"'O"'"' bebiDd the de-cl.llon.
''Tbe comm1alioo resreu tbll
llmltatian but is bound to follow
• tbe law u announced b)' the court.'' tbe announcement akl.
At CJDe poi.at iD tbe iDv.estia•
tlon, 1e11ioas were beld iD public
and tJroedcelt )lye oa tele'vlilan.
Spedftcally, t.be: pl"Obe wu
formed to .....-V lee if dilelilam
were delQt4 to -...ee a.let
JUIUce ac.e BIN'• cbacel for
voter eoaflrmaUon. Att.r a
vilOl'OUI campelp WU waf'd !'on~· .. nanowl1
One .aq-.i-••· etlDe.., adlll
UDDa.-.-..... ~--~MJt.aa ._ c I ou•iW T_.
<lliiD&ATl.h .. U)
asserted robbery attempt, dur-
in1 wbicb the two men al-
le&edly showed a gate guard
police badaea in order to gain
acce11 to the guarded com-
munity.
By aOBEaT BAllKEB ... omtr ...........
About 312,000 Orange County
residents are expected t.o cast
ballots Tuesday for 228 can-
didat.-1n 28 school board races
and for acores of other hopefuls
aeeklnl seata on tbe 1o•ernina
board of 11 special districts.
Abo OD the ballot will be four
statewide issues including
Propoeition 1, wblch is designed
t.o put a limit OD busing of school
cbildreh to correct racial im-
balance and Proposition 4, an in-
itiative aimed at limiting spend-
ing by state and local govern-
ment.
County Registrar of Voters Al
OJAon said today that Tuesday's
turnout la expected t.o reach 40
perceat of the county's 900,463
re&iatered voters. But be admit.a
SKIS GO FAST
Wlm PILOT AD
"I IOld my ski.I fut.er in the
Daily PUot than tbe-y ever
moved down the mountalns."
That'• tbe"lactvertiliDI 1ucceaa
. •torJ ~ tbe OraDO Coat man wbo pblced We ail in the Dally
Pilot:
~ ~1 Solomon . Alla eoiMUUon
$100. ux-mx
U r.i_ want fut W• 1uc-
ce11, try tbe friendl)' Dally Pilot ......... Call MZ-M'18. •
men until Laguna Beach officers
arrived. Tbe two men were ar-
rested for attempted robbery
and impersonating police of-
ficers. A shierff'a deputy said
they bad several pistols in their
car.
A spokesman for the Emerald
Bay Community Association
would not comment on the ar·
rest , other than to say the two
men were detained by a security
officer until police arrived.
Tb&-two men were taken to the
La1una Beach Police Depart-
ment where they were later
turned over to sheriff's deputies
and transported to Ora.nee Coun-
ty Jail. Tbey are beiQa held 1n
lieu ol $25,000 bUl each .
to some uncertainties to that
figure. "We really don't have much of
a basia for comparison because
st atewide issues are combined
for the lint time in many yean
with local elections," be said.
Olson. who previously predict-
ed turnouts raqing between 40
and 50 percent, said be revt.sed
bis prediction because be bad
expected more promotional ac-
tivities on the statewide proposi-
tions than have been erident.
In most recent election.a, 14
percent of the registered voters
turned out in school board races
while there was a 7 percent
turnout for votine in the special
district.a.
School elections previously
were held in the sprinl of odd-
n umbered years, but were
switched tbia year to November
and lumped with special dis-
tricts. The reuooa were to aave
money on election coats and
hopefully' to aet a biger voter
turnout, officials said.
County election worken were
scurrying to deliver ballot
materials to precincts over the
weekend.
Some of the materialJ, includ-
inl ballots. liltl of voten and
other supplies, "8re delivered in
Hunttngton Beach and Fountain
Valley area Sunday.
SWJ more were to be delivered
today.
There a1lo were reports that
materials dldll't arrive ln 101De
Laguna .Beaeb preclncta until
Sunday.
"We lite to cet the material <See von, Pap AJ>
\
Tben. Ill oftleer •Potted Ra1'.'
cra•llDC on tbe sround and re-
captured blm.
Wol..toin b1d bthlnd an alt·
eondltioaJal unit but aJao WU
reeaptund,
Both prtaoaen wete cooftned
in a ~;unary ceilblock. of.
ftclab •
Tuck.er did not say bow Ray
and Wolverton obtained the saw. '
900,000
~-j Barrels
Clanldag A long
Happy Tin Man brightening the Laguna Beach Hijb
School Homecoming Parade is actually Jeannie Sassm.
The parade, a school tradition, preceded Friday night
football game against Dana IIllls High School and queen
crowning du.ring halftime activities.
No More Nuke
Pinnt, Permits,
Panel Rules
c....,..
Lynn Halbert was crowned
queen~ the Laauna Beach
Hiah Sebool Homecoming
Friday nlgbt. 'Ibe court of
etgbt YOUlll ladies arrived
in a horse-drawn carriage.
Nun Clubbed
On Line
former Prime Mliilster
Shah pour Balhtiar. now living
mexileinBntam.
Radio Tehran sa1d the slu·
dents wbo seized the U S. Em-
<See l&AN. Pace AZ)
* * * lmn Threat
To Stop Oil
Drops Market
NEW YORK <AP) -Reports
that (ran was considering halting
oil shlpmenta to the Uruted States
sent stocks down sharply todav.
The Dow Jones averue of 30
induatnal issues was down 6.65
points to 812.29 after six hours of
trading.
Declining is.sues led advances
by a 2-1 marlin on the New York
Stock Exchange.
A 1roup of Iranian students is
occupYin& the American em-
bassy in Iran, callin& for a
break«! of relations with the
United States. Severed U.S.-
Iranlan relations could stop the
flow ~ ll'a.nlan oil to the United
States, and Iranian Oil liliDister
All Akbar Moinfar said be would
not rule out U.. possibility of an
embaf'IO oa oil shipments to the
United Stites.
A lbutdown of Iranian oil tm-
ports could phm1e the United
States into another ener1y
criala, and that pouibillty bad wall StrMten jlUery _
"That'• all JOU need," said
Newtm D. ZbMler, an analyst at
E.F.lllUGD.
Coast
Weailaer
Fair tilroqb Tuesday
wltb ftriable b1,it cloudi-
nen. ll09•to74. Lowa 47to A.
oote...._,._.... ea.,
...... .-..... o1 .........
....... ol ·••"'-/' OllGa ~lld.
• /l'ueldQ'• electtora aliO wW mart tM 1-l lmrrU fw tt.it
fCUUtlJ'I •)'Hl'•ol4l ~~l'U ~ IUCNMI. • ..
ud ·~ snwn la e= to be 1n ClperatklD for uxt~I
PttmUJ tlectkm.: ,.
Tuetda1'1 ballotla• wW fa.
olude ncall eleetiooa ln &be Sul
Beach School Dtatriet and ln
Anabelm Unloa Hilb School Dts-tJict.
Abo for U.. ftnt uni,, a ma-iOrtty ol the ftve board members Ol the lnine Ranch Water Dls·
t'rtct will be elected by tbe
pUblic.
I A recent Superior Coult de-
dilon led to a chan1e in put
procedures which saw the ma-
jQrlty ol the IM>ant elected b)' the
Irvine CompaQ. the prtDelpaJ
landowner In the area.
~ another local lasue, v«Mrs in the C8pAatnno Bay Part and
Beereatlon Dbtrtct wi9 ~~~ u
fh•y want to pay for •tr"t ~. Tue.diy•1 ballot ,a'-8o include. atete Proposition 2 ,wblch WO\lld l1ti a 10 pe~t Interest ceWna
on loam made by mort1a1e banlrera and Proposition ·a, a
change in the method in Which
xeteram• pro=rt tax exemp. tlcmt are eom . Tbe Gann Uatlve, Propoei.
UO'n 4, would require 1ovem·
rftent agencies to limit year-~
year budget increases by tying
them to co1t-of-Uvlng and
pe>pulation lncreuea.
, Vottn1 booths will be open
ftiiom 7 a.m. to I p.m . et•l,311
county polllng places.
Don't)!a~
At Boat Fire;
It's Planned
Flamea will shoot skyward
and smoke will billow from a
v,ssel about a mile off Corona
~el Mar'• main beach Nov. 6
and 8.
But it's all for good cause, an
Orange County Sheriff's
spokesman said.
Harbor patrol officers will be
U11Pf.::,vesael to practice at· inp boat ft.res. Lt. Wyatt
"!raid. tnuu.na ror uae omcen ta
hel periodically tbrouib the·
7ur to lbarpen tbelr ftreftlbt· l.D. •kllll. be •aid.
i Du.rlnl the two days of H ·
ereiHI. ftnl will be 1et on the
boat for otneen to practl~ e,Unl\lllhlna. ~ Cbl"t eitJ 1berltrJ deputi• trYint to report • bo9UD1 •cd· dent. Hart pleaded.
Pait tratntn1 ae11lOG1 bave
ptvmp&td wonted l'fllldentl to
flood .a..ttr.1 mtdlboanlil with
aa many u uo u111. be 1ald.
Caaino Undaunted
W ASBINGTON (4P)~be
U.S. SupHme Court, for the
second tline 1D five weeb, re-
fused today to bear arcwnema
aimed at b.alU.ni or alterlnl COil·
atructlon ol two botel-cuinoe at
Lake Tahoe in Nevada.
Teddy's Lead
In Poll Wanes
NEW YORK (AP> -Sen.
Edward M. Kennedy. who had a
2-to·l lead in popularity over
Pre1ldent Carter in public opin.
ion pol)1 tbia summer, now
bolcb a 1"d of just 10 percen-taae pointl over Carter, nme
ma1ulne uys.
A poll of 10!7 voterl conducted Oet. 31--25 by tbe research tlrm
of Y ankelovtcb, Skelly & White
1bow1 Keanedy. D·Mu1 .• abe9d
of Carter • percent to • pet•
cent lD poipu.Wtty. .
Tbe poll al10 11low1 that
•lt•oash Carte.r trailed
Bepubllcn presidential bopefuJ
Ronald lleapn by four pereeot
ln AQUlt, the prealdtnt bu
pulled &bead and leacb Reapn
by 45 percent to 41 percent.
Time al10 aay1 Carter baa
widened b1a earlier lead over
Texan John Connally to 13
percentaae points.
Fiery Blasts
Rock Tanker
.
The enth\IS!aatic expectation.a of Laguna
Beach HlJtb School's cheedeaden during a
bomecom1ni parade were fulfilled. The
for the Art Colony parade anct the football
team won Friday night's game a1ainat
Dana Hills, 16-6.
cheerleaders got a Utt on a city firetruck
Props 1, 4 Top Ballot
Spendi!f8 Limita, Busing Major la1ue1
SACRAMENTO (Al') -Tbe
top llauea oa the tta.te fol'tkm ol ~~~~ i~oe 4 OD apencll.na UIDlta for ltl~ ad local eovernmenta.
Two mtnor 1-4ael are Proposi·
tton 2 to perm.it the intel'est on
.ome buslne11 Jou.a to exceed 10
percent, and Proposition 4 to
1tmputy the method of calculat·
inc bomeownu tax exemptiom.
Secretary of state March Foai
Eu predicted a 42 perc:ent
turnout -bl.it forecuten Mid
Sunday tbe winter's first btl
storm could hit today or Tues·
day, redudn& that.
Proposition 1, spomored prln·
cipally by state Sen. Alan Rob-
bins, D-Van Nuya, concerns
largely tbe Los An1eles area.
Robbins contendl it would atop
the 1chool bus1nl by requiring
state Judaes to foUow federal
standards.
The federal standard pennita
bu1ln1 to be ordered ollly in
cues ol int.entional aegeptlon.
State A,pndard.s permit buslnl orderw t.o adder9 rMia1 .,.,...,. -:=••••.itr•m11 ... . •' . But. .. w;r.•ta of Plopoid·
tlon 1 HJe Loi An1elea
seire1ation wu found to be bl·
tentional by one Judae, and tbe
mere passage of Proposition 1
could be taken u an act of lnten·
tlonal segregation.
White middle-class parents
are expected to tum out heavily
to vote for Proposition 1. Many.
but not all, black lea~n and ac·
ti vlsts are urainl that It be voted
down.
Proposition 4 would limit in·
creases in government apendl.ns
to the percentage of population
,.,.,... Pege AJ
IRAN •••
arowth bl the 1ovenunental entJ.
ty plus the percentage Increase
in the C.OOSumer Price lndex.
Backen of Proposition 4 ln·
clude Gov. Ed.mund Brown Jr.,
As1embly Speaker Leo
McCarthy, and Howard Jarvis,
Gann'• former Propoaltion 13
partner. Oppooenta include or·
1anbed labor. the Leap of
Women Votera, California
Parent-Teacher Auociatloo,
and the California Teachers Al· sociatioo.
,.,,.... P,,.e Al
DELAYS •..
''u.ae a l\Dl. go to prtaon'' deciakm
waa being purposely delayed
became a major focus of the
probe.
The Tanner decision, in
December, said a judee could i1·
nore mandatory prison terms re·
quired of persons using a gun m
the commission of a crime and.
irustead, put a convicted person
on probation ...
Th .. 81tton WH roUIHllJ
crltlela... a rebeerlDI •a• ,ranted and the court revened
It.self in Jlme, 1aytng the use of a
gun meant a prllon term.
Public hearing s were
launched June 18 and then halt·
ed abruptly July 17 when a Court
or Appeal in Los Angeles grant·
ed Justice Stanley Moak's re-
quest to quub a subpoena re·
qulrln1 him to testify publicly. It
alao ruled the state Conatitution
required court investigations be
confidential.
The comml11lon appealed.
After considerable legal
maneuvenn, and delay, tbe ad
hoc Supreme Court ruled Oct. 18
that a public probe wu un·
conatitiwfuiaaJ.
In lta announcement today.
the commiuioa said: "In tbe
Jud1mem of the comminioo, It remalm vitally lmporta.ot that
all the evidence relative to tbe
issue in this proceedlne be
t borougbly examined and
anaJyzed and tbe reasons for
any determination be clearly
and opmlJ atated. • •
The t.nw.Uption dUcloMd de-
ftcienct. in exiltiq law wbicb
lnblblted tbe commlulon In
"ca.rryiJll out ltl duUea," the an-
nouncement 1ald.
Propo.itJon 2 it backed bJ
Gov. Brown as well u mortsace
companies, bank.a, savinp and
loan auociatiOOI and ftoancla1
inltitutkms. lta few opponents
say it counters President
Carter's anti-inflation efforts.
Propoaltloo a la called a
tecbnicaJ clum&e by 1overnment analylt.I, who 1ay lt wouldn't
mean bilber laMI for anyone.
State recorda lndJcate t.bat no
one campaigned either for or again.It it.
Teat F aila;
Orbit Plan
Set Back
WASHINGTON <AP> -
America's space shuttle
procram 1uffered another
setback when an eoitne
WU nteaaively damapd
dur1q a tea. tbe apace
aseoc7 reported todQ.
Tbe failure occurred
Sunday durinl the ftnt
planned full-duration fir·
ing or three clustered
enclnes similar to thoae
that will boost the manned
shuttle into orbit.
The National
Aeronautics and Space
Admlnl1tration uid the
teat, at Bay St. Louis.
Mi11., wu acbeduled for
510 second• but waa
terminated automatically
after rune lecooda wben u -
cesalvepreuure built up.
Bay City Mayor
Acoottted on Tour
SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -
Mayor Dianne Felmteln wa1
startled by a man wbo polnted a
piatol at ber dwinl ber door-to-
door campaigning for this
week's election.
The man pulled the trtaer.
but tbe autbent1c-looik:in1 piatol,
a but.aoe lltbter. oaly abot out a flame. -·
Ca...,.., t7ldftecl kllaol bt-
Vict tr-.... wW CCIOlider ....... ,.._. "1 Illa JMa GlitflQw
council mtm!Mra· to1l11tt to
...... porUGn "' • local RbiDOI bulldlDf. .. Tb• ubool board tiaa acbedulid a '7:• p;m. m1 st'it at
dl1trlct leacMuanen, 111'11
Calle p.,-fecto. Saa .Juaa
Cap....,._
CltJ and •cbool dlltrict cl· fteiallba, .... b .............
cent miea..owr ~ IO lwe
to tbe eU~ '• :portlo• of
Caplltrao m~, f$dlioGI. nm Camino •
But CUSD aptrlateitdent
Jerome Tbornaley NI biclkMld
be OppoMI dty oMefaJa' molt N-
cent offer to pt.J tM 6drtet
$HO,OOO for U reloeatabl•
ela11rooms '1C> boUle tbe 1t.adaatl
who have to be moved ffOID
CapiatranoScbool.
City olficlall want to UM the
school build1DI for dvk center
office..
Tbormley coatenda that the .-.ooo offered by tile city to
leaN tbe ICbool will DOt pay for
all the costs Included In equip.
Pini the 14 portable clu1rooma.
Tbornaley cootenda tho city's
offer will cost CUSD between
$140,000 and '210,000 lo extra
coats for tbe portable
clusrooms.
The tebool eblef bu asked
tru1teea to reaffirm their
ori&UW proposal with the city
· that calla ror a tot.al of $'1'10,000
to be paid in rent by tbe city.
Clty and CUSD offlciall bave
al.ao been ne1otiatin1 otber COO·
ditions °'. the proposed leue lo· cludine appl)'tnl 9250.000 of the lease payment to the. purchase
prtce of the 10-acre Caplstnno
School lite 1f the etty aomeday
decides to buy tbe land.
Other proposed terms include
the possible swap of etty-owned
land that would be used u a
1cbool 11te: City ottlclall have
aaked trmtees to respond to
their olfeT by the end of tbe
month.
l",....P.,,eAI
NUCLEAR ...
The NRC's direct.or of r¥ctor
reculauoos, Harold Oentod. bad
r ecommended a "pause" in
licenstni, aayio.e it would ef ve
his office time to make sure ez.
i1Un1 plants were complying
with rule chances made since
tbe Three Mlle J.a1ADd accldeDt..
Sources aald the NRC al.lo wants to develop standards for
emergency plans at nuclear
power plants -possibly requir·
mg evacuation plans for those
ltvmg wit.Jun a lG-male radius or
such sites.
Several sources said the NRC
also felt time was needed to ex·
amine safety recommendations
released last week by the pres.
1de nt1al comm1ss1on that
studied the Three Mile bland
accident.
Tbeaources saidtheNRCalao
wants to wait for resulta of an in·
depeodent 'lb.ree Kile laland in·
veati1atioo by Wasbin1ton
lawyer Michael Ro1ovin, ex·
peeled at the end of the year.
The asency s ponsored that
probe.
Tbe e~ licensin1 freeze
may help 800lbe several mem·
bera of Con1resa who hoped
some kind of moratorium would
be rej\Ommended by the pres·
ideou.1 panel.
The presidential commilllloa
made nu.merou.a recommend•·
tiou., bul s1opped short of pro.
poaln1 ao lnduatry-wlde
moratorium OD comtrucUcm ol power plants.
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Gables at the Garage
Plaokef1. cardigans and crews
ALSGARAGE
56 FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH
(714} 644 7030
Convicted killer John Louis Szabo and bis bride, Loretta
Jean Price, 16, share a toast at Will County Jail in
Joliet, Ill., after the couple were married. Siabo is
scheduled to die in the electric chair May 29 for the
murders of two brothers. 1
UCI F acuity Fears
Cutback Moves Due
Mem.tiers ol a UC Irvine facul-
t.t ·~ MY tbe Oran&• County cam,.. 18 a ".-...Uat tarset" ,_. C11tb.adll .-_...._)'ears b)'
statewide administraton sett•
inl to prevent major reductions
at tbe laraeat and smalLest
acboola in1be system.
A top UC official ia San Fran·
ciaco, however, said the Irvine
faculty members may be "a bit
over-anxious."
The Committee on Planning
and Budget. in its annual report
to the UCI Academic Senate.
predicted tbat reductions in
faculty' and budget ''may be
coming in the next decade ... "
Tbe committee said ad·
miniatrators appear to be wort
inC on two premises Judllna
from receatJroposals -that the quality the major cam-
puses such as Berkeley needs to
be praerved and that major re-
ductions in faculty size at ·
smaller schools such as
Rivenkte and Santa Cnu must
be prevented.
"The comequences of these
premises," the committee said
in a report, "is to make the bulk
of whatever adjustments have to
be made 1n faculty and bud&et at
tbe foor middle campuses
<Irvine, Davis, Santa Barbara
andSanDiego).
"So Intne Is a potential tar1et
for reductioaa," tbe 1roup said,
"even tbou&h our enroUment
prospects are u &ood or better
than tboee of any other cam-
pus."
Under these circumstances,
the committee said, both the
statewide system alllll the' lrviae
campus "must malte careful
plant to ecommbe ........ .POMI·
bl• and to elml•te ~ where neceuary to p~rve the
quality of the remainihg pro·
grams."
Dr. WUliain Frett.er, vtce pre-
sident ol the UC ayatem , a.aid
Friday in a telephone interview
that administrators are con-
cerned with maintaining quality
on all nlne campuses.
"We want to maintain quality
everywhere," Frettec_said.
Of the Irvine committee re·
port, be said, "Their perceptions
are different from mine."
The UC administrator said re-
sources allocated to individual
campuses are "enrollment
driven." U enrollment goes up,
so do tbe resources available.
The oppo<e is true for declines
in enrollment.
Fretler said be would be
"very surprised" if UC Irvine
lost any financial support unless
enrollment were to dip.
The most recent figures show
enrollment on the Orange Coun~
ty campus at 10,033. This is a
slight increase over the same
period last year and the first
time the school bas gone over
10,000 in enrollmenf-
Fretter said' officials have em-
phaaiU!d to individual campuses
in the system that ccmtiqency
plans should be ready ln the
event something unforseen were
to occur.
Political ~mt Tom RaYdea
ls acbeduled to apeik Nov. JO at
a Doben)t State Beach rally lo
protest proposed U~ID• of two
new nuclear reactors at the
nearby San Onofre Nuclear
Oeneratina &latlan.
Spokesmen for tbe AU.lanee for
Survival, one of the event's or·
canllers, said Friday Gov.
Brown had al.lo been lavtted to
speak to an anticipated erori d
3,000 people at tbe noon to 4 p.m.
rally.
But the 1overnor's aides lo
Sacramento saJd be bu no plans
to attend tbe anti-nuclear rally.
Hayden bas •&reed to speak
on community organbint efforts
to block the proposed nuclear re·
actor licensing.
Nuclear regulatory Com·
mission bearings on the pro-
poaed licensing of the two new
atomic reactors at San Onofre
are expected lo be held 1D April
at San Clemente, Los Angeles
and San Diego.
A solar power advocate and
former U.S. Senate candidate,
Hayden is chairman of the
California Campa·lgn for
Economic Democracy, also one
of the organlzers of the Nov. 10
rally.
Members of the Laguna Beach
chapter of the Alliance for
Survival and other gorups seek-
ing to block the proposed opera-
tion of the nuclear reactors set
for 1981 and 1983 will also be on
hand at the rally.
Anti-nuclear author Dr. Barry
Commoner, head of the St. Louis
Center for Biolo&ical Studies, ls
alto schedalled to speak on the
effecta ol low-level radiation and
eneru &Qi&lcs a& U.. f"DL •. Loeal b••cls l•~hadta1 Friends, a Beatles tribute CfOUP
called Rain and singer»guit.arist
Danny O'Keefe are scheduled
performers at the beach rally.
Local Alliance memben say
they plan to ride bicycles ln the
event with a rroup or Santa
Barbara cyclists in an effort to
display an alternative energy
source.
Other event organizers plan to
stage an aluminum can collec·
lion dri"" at the rally to recycle
the metal and raise runds.
Bend.it Hits
'Valley Eatery
A robber who indicated be car·
ried a gun in bis pocket snatched
up a cash drawer at Fountain
Valley's Chris & Pill's
restaurant Sunday night and
escaped on fool with $367. police
reported.
A woman cashier told officers·
the man who confronted her
about 8: 17 p.m. with "Give me
all your large bills, this is a rob-
bery ! " wore a baseball cap and
a plaid shirt.
He reached over the counter
and arabbed the cash drawer,
she said, taking lt with hlm u
he ran out the front door of the
restaurant at l.S9"15 Harbor Blvd
,/
Jeb Mottley, 3, of Laguna Niguel, peruses works of San
Juan Capistrano artist Paul Hanington during an art
show held Friday by the Niguel Art Association. He
seems interested enough in the ball,et dancers -and bis
ice cream cone. 1
Swimsuits Ousted
SACRAMENTO CAP) -The
Brown administration, which
earlier rejected nudity at state
beaches, bas· turned thumbs
down on the swimsuit competi·
lion in the Maid of California
pageant. . Contest.ants al the state fair
next Auaust won't be parading
in swimsuits, said Alice Huff·
man, chief deputy direetor of
Gov. FAlmund Browq_Jr.'s Parks
and Recreation Depllttment.
Instead. she said, judging will
be reoriented toward a woman's
talent md character.
Tbls year's swimsuit compeli·
tion was "like a meal market,''
Ms. Huffman said in an in-
terview Friday.
She said the recommendations
have been approved by lbe de-
parlmel\l director, Russ Cahill.
and by Brown's resources
secretary, Huey J ob.nson, wbo
eave the ad.ministration's seal of
approval.
It was Cahill who, after earlier
discussing the possibility or
"clolblna ·optional" ion es at
some state beaches, decided to
retain the current ban under
pressure from Brown. But he re-
laxed enforcement somewhat.
Prior to the 1979 state fair. the
Legislature ordered the Parts and Recreation Department to
review the Maid of Caltfonuct-'1
pageant after some women's
groups complained that tbe con·
test was sexist.
Ms . Huffman appointed a task
force that Included represen·
talives of the complaining
1roups, a former contest winner
and other interested parties
She sald the task force recom-
mended keeping the swimsuit
competition but giving it less
empbuls. But after s~ing this
year's coolest at the fair and
talking to women from around
the state, Ms. Huffman said. she
decided lo recommend eliminat-
ing that part of the competition.
"When those women paraded
in swimsuits, the lights went on
their bodies. the wolf calls -it
was like a meat market.·· she
said.
There's a different picture in
\he Coast Community Collea•
Diatrtct race. The dlstrlel
operates Orange Coaat and
Golden West colle1es.
Candidate Carol Gandy, who
worlu u an executive aide to
county Board of Supervisors
Chairman· Philip Anthon)',
shows campaign donatloru1 total-
ing $5,087 and expenditures •l
the time of di5closure amounti.ne
to $2,754.
Another Coast C9mmunit~
College District candidate, Alice
Lee Kubemick, of Seal Beach,
shows campaign income o(
S3.Sl3.96 and expenses Q(
$2,681.Jl, A third candidate,
Brian Garland, of Huntington
Beach, listed campaign incorqe
of $2,324 and expenses of S2.47S ..
Nine other candidates in the
race declared they were spend~
ing under $200
Corporate contributions were
largely lacking in the d1sclo~ure
statement listings. The $1 ,470
war chest or Saddleback College
candidate Robert L .. Bob"
Moore. or Irvine. was boosted,
however. hy a S250 donation
from lrvme·s Fluor Corp
Moore wo rks fo r Hughes
Aircraft in Fullerton
The races attracting the least
f10anc1aJ ·nterest are those in
the various water di!ltricts aJoaa
the coast, with the exception ol
the Irvine Bancb Water Distrtct.
Tbe dlllbiet U. been •ubJei'
to in~ laleriat ~
..... of ..... frot.n OOlll*'Ol
of lta board of directors fn>m
landowner to popular vote
Foor Seized
In Santa Ana
Murder Case
A feud police believe dates
back five years led lo the beat-
ing death of a Santa Ana man
Saturday rught and the arrest of
four men. officers said
Fellmon Lu1an Castro, 21, died
at Fotmtain Valley Community
Hospital shortly after being
beaten about the head with a
three·foot pipe in the parking lot
of a bar at 2513 W Edin~er Ave
Officers arrested Valdomero
Amador. 38, Paulino Amador.
Z7. Jano Amador. 22 and Mano
Amador. 20. all of 2221 S Green-
ville St .. Santa Ana
Pohce said the four men. who
are related, have been charged
with Castro's murder . Officers
believe a feud dating back five
years to an mc1dent in Mexico
led to the fatal beatm".
our brlst ae,lhnS shirts and pante ...
stre1ght ~ cufflz.d
cords, wae end
11Brrow wale;
both come in
~htgr<ldt
co Tora
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'
.. ' set up a stickbaU game right ln rront or the young ladies. It
didn't draw much attention. The girls, either by design or
otherwise. were quite unimpressed.
This required the boys to be more innovative. One pro-
duced a box, wherein, he hinted in stage voice, he had cap·
tured a dying wild beast It was never very clear what
kind of beast it was.
"Let's torture it to death." one lad exclaimed.
Whereupon the whole crew set upon the box with their game
sticks; beating, poling and whooping at the miserable
creature wttbln.
NOW, l'M RATHER certain there was nothing in the
box. If I'd really thought there waa something alive in the
box. I'd have tried some beating myself upon the mis·
creants.
T,bis aside, the box-beating efforts of the Jads produced
the desired results. It got the attention or the girls.
"You are a bunch or crude. cruddy beasts." one of the
young ladies shouted at them
"You should be ashamed of yourselves. I just hope
some body gets sticks and beats on you . . . "
This burst of outrage produced great whoops from the
lads who increased their efforts to beat the box and torture
the "creature" inside Another young lady s houted at them
to stop.
"AW, SHUT UP, fatso," one or the boys replied. This
snappy response drew gales of laughter from the other
boys , along with considerable thigh-slapping and
scratching.
Having now accomplished their mission to agitate the
girls, the lad$ soon tired of the whole affair and went away
with their box and sticks.
Well, at least the TV sets got a chance to cool off for
awhile. Tom Sawyer would have loved the scene
Huckleberry Finn would have offered his congratulations
Things don't really change so much arter all.
'.Protesters Drape
Statue of Liberty
NEW YORK (AP> -While hundreds of touruta weni turned away,
seven persons chained tbemael~ inside the Statue of Llberty and
unfurled a l40·foot·l911g banner ~mandin& that the deposed abab of
Iran be "tried and pQnlabed."
The \Ul&rmecl demonstrators, members or the Persian Speak.inc
Group of tbe ¥oslem Students
Aasodatloo of the Unlwel States Sunday until police cut their
and Canada, sta.yect in&ide th~ chains and took them into
national landmark for 3~ hours custody.
Cycle Cl~b
Party Ends
lnSlay~ngs
DETROIT (AP>-Members
of the USS Enterprises, a
Detroit motorcycle club, spent
their own money revamping the
old auto repair shop. They
opened their new clubhouse with
a party that ended with a bloody
confrontation and three people
dead
Six people were wounded
when the gun battle erupted
early Sunday. James "Pepper
Red" Evans II, 30, j)l'eSident of
the rival Satan'• Sldekicb, died
from a single bullet wound in his
forehead , police said. En·
terprises members Kenneth AJ .
len Frazell, 32, and Claude L
"Mandinka" Ballard, 36, also
were slain
JAM~ WILLIAMS, president
of the Enterprises, said Ballard
was collecting $2.50 per person
to cover drinks and pnzes ror
the 150 party-goers when about
20 Sidekicks members barged
in. refusing to pay the cover
charge.
An argument ensued when the
Sidekicks were asked to leave.
Williams said. He said he saw a
Sidekicks member pull a gun
and fire three s hots, fatally
wounding Ballard.
Police said witnesses told
them several people palled guns.
beginning a barrage of more
than a <Soun shots as the battle
s pilled into the street. Six
ha ndguns were confiscated.
police said.
A UTllO&ITIES SAID the inci ·
dent -which coincided with a
takeover of the U.S. embassy in
Tehran by Iranian studeota -
began wben the iroup jimmied a
window ln the statue's crown
and unfurl~d a banner that
stretcbed the lenet.b of the 150-foot at.nactu.re. lt read: "Shah muat be tried and punlabed."
Three then chained
themselves to rallln11 lo the
crown while the four others
shackled themselves to a
pedestal balcony. officials said .
The island was closed during
the demonstration and remained
closed the rest of the day. About
t ,000 tourists were forced to
leave
THE SEVEN, WHO refused to
identify themselves, were to be
arraigned today in U .S. District
Court to Manhattan on federal
charges or criminal trespassing
and disorderly conduct
Bahram Nabidian , a
s pokes man for the Iranian
eroup, said the seven opposed
former Shah Mohammed Reza
Pahlavi's presence in New York
Cold Front Chills West
Dorothy Alexander
Douglas K Ammerman
Janie Amo4d
Myrtle & Steve AsahtnO
Kristina O Ault
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Carole & Ben Brown
Kay Brown
Robert S. Brown
Chuck & Diane Buchanan
Cynnle & O.V. Bunnell
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Stan & RM Cohen
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Bead's lip
Des igned and bwJt by Harald Maennle. an architecture
student. lhls sculpture of a woman's head lS the newest
attraction in a Darmstadt, West Germany. park. The
head. which stands nearly 24 feet high, is made of
plastic material and was paid for in large part by local
companies and art lovers
PAID PQLITICAl ADVERTISEMENT
YESI We .. llewe In
B.J. SKILLING
FOR
SCHOOL BOARD
Hank & Gerry Hastings
JoAnn & 8 111 Hebum
No rma Hertzog
Dora & Ned Htll
Joe & Genie Hiii
Jack B. Hochadel
Or & Mrs. 01ff Hostetler
Tom & Cindy Houston
W A Huscroft
JaQule & Bob Jackson
Tay Johns
Gracia Johnson
Ruth K. Johnson
Sally F Johnson
Richard V. Jotdan
Goldle Joeee>fl
Pat Kendrid<
Sarah & John Kerr
Janis L. Klngaard
Greo<>rf & Joie Kreaet
Kathryn LaGrandeur
Howard Lene
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Dougla Liechty
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MtJ. Jeck Mlr'lhlll
Matt ...... !
Phillip Mlrlhlll
Jame. McCulloch
Gr8Ce Minc:k
Mr. a Mra. Btuce Nott Join~
Jan a DI<* Pa4.Mv
Ronald a AleQnch Petttine
Margety P. Phillipe A. L .• ,.... ~
OebtMAtt
Ruthelyn Pfurrirnef
Mr. I Mn. ArPlit ~ Mattlyn a AoQer Ritey
"*°"'9 c. ... .,. •
Paul & t(atfly Rolfes
Dotores Roes
Salty & Teny ROU$$8lol
Paul & 8eYef1Y Salata
Join Sammis
Milt & Peru-Gene Sampson
M1~1 Sauetbrey
Steve Sauertlrey
AilMn & Ed Schrader Cynthia Schutt
Judy Schutt Howard P Shelton
Jim & Judy Shelton
Mr. & Mra. John Shimko
Franceew. 8'oper
Donald E SmallWOOd
J.ckle & Hobie Smith
Helen H. Snider
Salty B. Somers
Irene $pettca
Diane & Tom Stldllnger
Joan Stalnb1h
Jim a Rhoda Stanley
Mrs. Edwin Steen. Jr.
Jerry & Ouncen Stewart
Dorothy B. Stillwell
Of. I Mra. John F. Stotlttelmer Mr. a Mra. Eric P. Strutt
JMn T11ldowlky
Orady~.M.D.
Mrs. John Thousand
Ctatenee I Cella Turner
.Hml~Tumer Lynn& Turner
Jeann .. wn.. =·=~ LIOyd I .,._. WlnbUm
AMWlrd
Jim WOOd
Mrs. Rov 8. Woolley BeC.le Vltw\ •
'1::.·~~
~Yoder .
(Pwtiellllt)
I
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17
'
an to
Harbor Area residellta will be
asked. Tuesday to select a ma-
jority of trustees for both the
.Newport-Mesa Unified School
District and the Cout Commw:U-
ty College Di.strict.
In both elections, candidates nm in the 1eoarapbical area in
which they live, but are elected
by all district voters.
In addition, Costa Mesans will
. be selecting two members of the
five-member Costa Mesa
Sanitary Di.strict board and four
directors for the five-member
Mesa Consolidated Water Dis-
trict board.
There won't be comparable
W ASIDNGTON (AP)-llem-
lben of the Nuclear Replat.ory
~mmissioo told Congress today
that no new nuclear plants will
be licensed until aafety issues
are resolved and that they may
'even consider closine some ex-
lsting plants.
NRC Chairman Joaepb Hen·
drie said older nuclear planta,
especlally thole built eloee to
populatkln cent.en, may have to
be shut beeause evacuation In
cue of a major accident could
be impractical.
"I tbink it's a posslblllty," be
told the House Commerce
energy and power subcommittee
In response to a question by Rep.
Toby Moffett, D-Coon.
Moffett cited the lndlan Point
plant north of New York City
elections in Newport Beach
because water and sanitary
functions are handled by city
staff members rather than by
separate districts.
Here's a look at the elections
in more detail:
Coaa& Commaally Colle1e
board: The district includes
Newport Beach, Costa Mesa.
HunUnctoo Beach, Seal Beach,
Fountain Valley, Westminster .
Garden Grove and Santa Ana
Helgbts.
It operates Orange Coast
College in Costa Mesa, Golden
West College lo Huntington
Beach, and CoaaWne Commw:U-
and the Zion plant near Chicago
u ones tbat abould be clo6ed. Hendrie waa noncommittal on
wblcb specific plants might be
considered, saying "we're not at
that point yet."
NRC Commiasioner John F.
Abeame said that, short of being
clo,ed, aome older plants might
be ordet"'ed to operate at vastly
reduced generaUng levels to
provide an extra margin of
safety.
Meanwhile, the com -
missioners said, they will extend
at Jeaat tbrou&b next spring
their moratorium on licensing
plants beyond the 70 in opera-
tion.
Tb.is will directly affect four
plants on which construction is
complete and which were
Hit,..run Motorist
lnft!'"es 2 in Mesa
Costa Mesa police a.re seektn1
a bit and nm driver who left two
pedestrtam lDJured, one serious·
).y. durinl the weekend.
They said a witDea to tbe 1
a.m. SaturdaJ lnddent at 17th
Street and Placentia Avenue
followed a car. but tt turned out to be tbe WIUtl one.
Police speculated the bit and
run driver m1lbt have been draC
raclnl. and said tbeJ belleve tbe car 1uftend froot4Mt damqe.
One oltbe YicUma lalt wlllJe be
and a frilllld ww. •aDdic iD a
cro .. walk With a ..-..trian lilbt. femalM4 ln MrioUI Cmdl·
lion today at Hoag Memorial
HosJ>ital. officials said.
He WU identified u William
Robert1lmttb Ir., 2111. of Newport
Beaeh, who suffered bead and
lddney ln;juries. polJce Hid.
1111 COIQPIDioa, Gary lllchael
Heppy, 22. ot 'l\lat.ln. WU in eood condlb today at Hoa• after
auffertq a broken wrilt, cuta
and a abouJder lDJury officials
said.
Anyone wltb Information
about the 1usPec:t I.I asked to
contaet Inv.eatt1ator Floyd
WaldJ'ClD at 75'-52M.
ty College, which bas small
classroom centers scattered
throughout the di5trict.
One candidate, William E
"Bill" Kettler, incumbent in
Trustee Area 3, ls unopposed.
His name woo 't appear on the
ballot.
A total of 12 candidates are vy-
mg for seats m Areas 2 and 4
(full four-year terms) and Area
1 <short term, two years remain-
ing). 'There are a total of five
seats on the board, only one of
which isn't up for el~Uoo Tues-
day.
Newpert.Mea aebool boaN:
<See POLLS, Page AZ)
scheduled to open by the end of
the year. Among those is Diablo
Canyon in California.
And, to varying degrees, the
freeze allO will affect anot.ber"ll8
plants wl<ier comtruction, the
commissioners testified.
The NRC imposed the freae
on licensing after the March 28
accident at the Three Mile
Island plant.
The NRC's director of reactor
regulations. Harold Denton, had
recommended a "pause" in
licensing, saying it would give
his office time to make sure ex-
isting plants were complying
with rule changes made since
the Three Mile Island accident.
Sources said the NRC also
wants to develop standards for
emergency plans at nuclear
power plants -possibly requir-
ing evacuation plans for those
living within a 10-mile radius of
such sites.
Several sources said the NRC
also felt ttme was needed to ex-
<See NUCLEAR. Pa1e AZ>
Mesa Restaurant
Hit in Holdup
A bandit who ordered a
chocolate shake at a Costa Mesl
fast-food ~urant Sunday left
the clerk sbaklDI after be
whipped out a platol and de·
manded money, police said to-
day.
They said clerk Alan Robert
Ball, 20, of Coata Mesa, told
them be banded over about $83
after the holdup at 10 p.m. Sun-
day at Carl's Jr. ~ Adams
Ave.
tiYiU. OD tbe ltat.ewtcs. propaU· tic-tlum MYe been mdeDL -.
IA ma.t Ne*at ~ 14
pere.-at ol the rellAerid wten
turned out in ICbooJ board races
while there waa a 7 percent
turnout for vodnf ln the aped.al diatrtc:ta.
School election• previously
were held ln tbe sprln1 of odd·
numbered years, but were
switebed tbla year to November
Mad S•rli•g
Hd lumped with aped.al dil·
tricta. Tbe rulClal were to uve
mone1 OD elecUoa cotta and
boPefully, to 1et • blUer voter
turnout. olftdala Nld.
County eJeet!on worken were
1curryloc to deliver ballot
materlall to predDdl over the
weekend.
Some of tbe materials, includ·
lnl . ballota, Ulta of YOtert and
otbu supplies, were delivered ID
Sunday was a great day for sailing in Newport Harbor,
even if it meant going for a spin on a sail-powered surf.
board. Brisk breezes kept beach crowds small as the temperatures peaked at 65 degrees. Water temperatures
hovered at a cool 61 degrees.
Coast Women Take
Defensive Measures
By JOANNE REYNOLDS
Of .. DMl-,PllililSIMf
While the bunt eoes oo for a
klller-rapist police believe is
responsible for at least six
murders, Ora.nae Coast women continue to take steps to protect
themselves.
More than 500 Orange Coast
women attended a series of rape
awareness seminars put on last
week by the Costa Mesa Police
Department.
Two, day-long sessions in the
use of Mace, put on t.b1s weekend
at Golden West College, were
filled With women, college of.
ficlala said.
According to a spokesman for
Costa Mesa police, there were 25
appllcatlona filed over tbe
weekend for permits to carry
tear tH for self defense.
Handl\lll resiltration coattnues
to run at two times the normal
amount. officers noted.
lnveaU1atora from the five
Orange Coast agencies seeking
the killer·rapist said today they
have turned over no substantial
leads to the suspect's identity
Police also said they are con-
cerned that continuing coofusion
about the arrest of a Santa Ana
man in coonection with another
series of sexual assaults is lull-
ing some women into a false
sense of security.
The man, Joo Rowland, was
arrested a few days after the
last slaying in Costa Mesa, but
homicide investieators have
ruled him out as a suspect.
He faces a total of 20 charges
connected to a series of aoutb
Santa Ana burglaries and rapes.
Stories about Rowland's ar·
rest erT'CJaeOUSly convinced some
Orange Coast resident.a that the
tiller-rapist bad been captured,
invesU,ators fear.
Holdup Suspects Seized
Police in Colla Mesa, Irvine,
Newp()rt Beach and Tuatin,
alon1 with cnembera of the
Orance Counb' Sheriff's Depart-
ment are atlll clrculatinc a
drawiDC ol tbe murderer IDd
they a.re atill warnlDC women
who live ln apartmeota to keep
their rmdeaea loeted.;
SKIS GO FAST
Jf'l1H PIUJ'r. AD
HUDUaltoa Beacb aDd Pomtalil vau.r.,... &mdaJ.
SUll more were to be dellve:rea
today. •
Then al8o were reports that
materials didn't arrive ln llOIDf'
La1una Beach preetncu untU
Sunday.
"We llte to get the material
out earlier, but there WU a IUt·
minute nmb because of the eoa-<See VOl'E. Page AZ)
900,000
On I .. ine
By Tiie Auodated Presa
U rged on by Ayatollah
Ruhollah Kbomeiru, Iranian pro-
testers seized two U.S. con·
sulates. aa American cultural
center and the British Embassy
m Tehran today. and continued
to hold the U.S. Embassy and
more than SO hostages, 1t was re·
ported
Khomeini called on the stu-
dent militant.a to act against
"the great Satan, America," in
order to force it to extradite the
deposed.Shah Mohammed Reza
Pahlavi, hospitalized in New
York for cancer treatment, bact
to Iran far trial. Bad.lo Tebnn ......._ TM .._. cleputmmt
...Wlba•m_.
'fte •1 °1 I et.omaa ...
rnol ..... •"7 hadft ai.o ....
manded tbat Britain hand over
former Prime Minister
Sbahpour Bakhtiar, DOW livine
in exile in Britain. But Britain
said be is believed to be in France.
Radio Tehran said the stu-
dents who seized the U.S. Em·
bassy on Sunday added a new
demand today -a break in rela·
t1oos with the United States.
The Iranian oil minister,
meanwhile, raised the possibili·
ty of cutting off Iranian oil ex-
ports to the United States -
900,000 barrels a day that
amount to S percent of all U.S.
0 11.
In a Radio Tehran mtervtew.
the otl auruster, Ali Akbar Moin·
far. said lbe decision was up to
Khomeini.
The British Foreign Office an-
nounced that its embassy in
Tehran was seized today.
Further details were not im·
mediately available
The official Tehran Radio.
monitored in London, said stu-
dent protesters also took over
the U.S. consulates in Tabriz, in
northwest Iran, and in the
southern 'city of S!µraz. There
was no word on the fate of the
consular staffs.
Later, the State Department
<Seel&AN, Pa1e AZ)
* * * Iran Threat
To Stop Oil
Drops .Market
NEW ~ORK <AP> -Reports.
that Iran wu conalderlnc haltina
oU shipments to tbe United States
fflltstocbdownaharply today.
The Dow looes averqe ot IO
indaltrlal Laaea wu down t .t:5 PC>1Dta to 812.29 after 11.x boan Of
\radlq. Decllnlnl iuues led advancet
by a 2·1 marclll on tbe New Yon
SCoek Exdwal•.
A poup ol Iranian students ii
oecupytnc the l\mertcan em-
ba11y ln Iran, callln1 for a
breu-oft of re.lationa wttb tbe
Ualtitd Statee. S.nred u.s ..
lranlan reladoal could atop tbe now ol lrml:aQ oO to the Unit.d
'Slat ... md tranlan OU 111niaW
All Akbar Jloinfar U1d be would
not rule oat Uae PC>MlbWl.Y of u
em...,., oa OU all1Jimea11 to t.M UDl&ed ....
A .....,.. ot tram.a ad a .. porta .... ,....,. tM U9Mll
Stete1 l•\O aaotber •HrfY
citliti -~tlYit poillllliilk7 Ud Wall· ...... Jttiw1. •tftlt'I ~ ··~ ....... ..., N..-D. llillldlr, •_.,.Ill s.r ........
• IAR~(AP)-Mt ,.... .. ~ •l•e•lict wlll M fl •• •l•Jaat aar
Callforala ••trt•• C:•'" tGlth~• for ••l•JUI •••.
troHnlal "'' I • ' ..... ~o•mhaloa •• l•tlletal ,.......... ......... ;>,
TM I ....... ~ ..... ...... a ..... u,..._ o1 1M·l11110
eo•n lul Dffea'9t after
M'·W Hflrll cW ... -, .. ._ ......... ~.w
lllllfall'aalnt'm,llMdle ............ ...__
UD&Di ....
Tbe --= ddDI ... dUoa.., ..... ~ ....... --f::U'* -"'* w Mil • -ad Suc1wOoun•..,....,
tbe ccmUt..-•UtJ of
court lDVeltiaatkm, .aid it WU
protllbtWd from commodnc ,.i>Ubllcl1 Oil ta111mae1, eftllDce or tbe reuantna blltiD4 the c1e-ct1toa.
"The eommlaloa ~ Ulla
JimltatlGD but la bound to follow
the law u anDOUD(ed by the
~urt." the announcement 1a,lcl.
At ooe poLDt m tbe lDvestlJa·
tion, aeulons were held ':.Cc
and broaclcaatllveon tel . Spedflcally' tbe probe WU
formed to determine ii dedstoaa
were delayed to enhance Cblef
Juatlce Roee Bird's cbanca fOr
•oter eonflrmation. After a
vigorous campatan wu ~
by ber opponent.a. abe narrowly
won caafi.rmation. One It.or)' on election day cltlq
unnamed bitb court IOUttel as
sa)'in1 tbe coatnftnlal Tuner
••use a sun. aotoprilclo'' chdsion ... belnl purpoMlJ delayed
.became a IQjor roc.. ol the
probe.
Tb• Tanner deet1lon, In Deee= aa1d a Judie could 11· DON atory prbon tenm re-
quired ol penou 1llhl8 a IUD In
the commtWon ol a crime and,
'lmtead; put a coavtcted penon
on probation.
The deci1lon WH roundly
crltlclzed, a rehearing was
granted and the court reversed
itself In June, H)'lnl the uae of a
gun meant a prllon term
, Public hearings were
launched June 18 and then halt·
~abruptly July 11 wben ._ Cc)wt
'QI Appeal lD t.o. Al)&ekls ,..._.
'ed Justice~ •09k'• .ie-qUiUt to qaub • IUOOeal .,.
qalrl.q bhD to '1l8Uf1 INbll•· It allo n1led the state Constitution
required ~ ioYeaUu~ ~ conftclme1a1.
Tb• comm.Inion appealed.
After considerable. Jeaal
maneavertng and delay, the ad
boc Supreme Court ruled Oct. 18
that a publlc probe was UD·
constitutional.
In its announcement today,
the commission said: "In the
Judgment of the commlsaloo, it
remains vitally Important that
all the evidence relative to the
issue in thls proceeding be
thoroughly examined and
analyzed and the reasons for
any determination be clearly
and openly stated."
The Investigation disclosed de·
ficlencies In existing law which
inhibited tbe commiuion in
"carrytna out Its duties," the an·
nouncement said.
"Therefore, t.M eommiaslon
will in January Ul80, propoee to
the le1l1lature appropriate
amendments to the California
ComUtution."
El Toro Cyclist
Killed by Train
A.a El Toro motol"eycliat WU
killed Sunday nlpt when be ap.
parently ipored ftublq red
al1nala and wa& bl~ \y a
Soutbem Pacific train at a'
Brookbunt Street crosslnc lD
Anaheim, police aald.
The man. iclenWled u James
Wilfred, zr, wu travellnf IOUlb
at about 40 miles per hour on
Brookbunt, wltneaaea told
police. Tbe railroad CJ'CIUlnc bu
no automatic ann ralla, police
sald. •
DAILY PILOT
IACRAMDTO (AP) -1'e Bro .. ad:mlJiljtrauoa, wMeb
earu.r ~ nuatt1 at ltitit beaeMI, baa tumed' tbumbt
clOw• • the twtmauit. ~tllil ta the Wald ~ Callfcima ~ta at tbe state fair
MSt Auruat woe•t be 'J>aracllnl ta awimluit.a, •d Alice Buff·
ma.Q. c:bW deputy d1Nca "' Gov. P..dulund Brown Jr!• Parta
and Recreation Department.
lnltud, she aatd, Jud1tn1 will
be reoriented toward a woman's
talent ~ charact.r.
Thia year's •wlmault comoeti·
Mesan Jailed
Mter Attack
By Crossbow
A Coeta Mesa man, wbo police
ala.1e, •bot at bla netlhbor'a
apartmmt with a croubow, re-
ma!Qed In City .Jail todQ on
char1e1 ol aaaault with a dudl7
weapoQ.
Tbey aald Michael Muller, 23,
of 301. Avocado. St., WU belq
held lD lieu ol '10,000 bail follow·
Ina the lnddent at about 2:20 p.m. Saturday.
Police said they believe
Muller had quarreled with his
neighbor, David Jerard Riley,
22, and allegedly fired his
crossbow at Riley's apartment.
Riley, his wife Peggy Lee
Riley, 20, and the couple's 10.
month-old baby were in front ol
Uvtq room window when
... •...-..S auto it ... ced off, police ald.
They allqed that a searcli of
Muller's apartment turned up a
croe1bow hidden in a drawer.
p,.... P.,,e ..4J
IRAN •..
reported that students occupied
and ransacked the Iran·
American Society buildin1, a
cultural center, in the central ci·
ty of Isfahan. No injuries were
reported there. Radio Tehran
said other anti-American dem·
onstrations were staged across
Iran.
Tehran Radio said Khomeini's
son, Ablnad, traveled to Tehran
to meet with the students occu·
pying the U.S. embassy.
Some Iranian government of·
flclals said they hoped thP.
younger Khomeini could obtalo
the release of the hostages,
seized when 200 or 300 students
overpowered Marine guards and
took over the embuay SUnday.
But the student.a said they ln·
vited Kbomelnl's son to the em·
baasy only to have b1m inspect
•'the great neat of U.S. H ·
plonage in Jran1 " and tbe
ayatollah b:lmaelf aenounced ef.
forts to have the students aban··
don the buildlnl.
Radio Tehran sald other anti·
American demcmatraUona were
1ta1ed acroa Iran. But the State
Department Jald no attempt bad
been m.cte yet to take over the
tblrd U.S. consulate lD the COUD·
try, at Isfahan.
A• for the Tehran embuly
boata1e1, State Department
apokesman Mark Johnaon aald'
tbl• mornlna in W ashlnaton,
••We continue to 1et re·
aa1urancea from the ttudenta
that all are 1t'ell."
Another department
~team.an 1al4 then may be u
many •ea American ~. a10G1 with an unknoWn Dumlalr
of Iranian employees. Earlier
report• on the number of
hoataa•• raa1•d from '8 to
about JOO.
Khomeini endorsed tbe em·
bulJ tMeover tn a •"9dl to-
dQ ha Qllmltldl ~ d· ty, 1Qtna, !W'blll •re face plota,
OW' ,.... .,..... Ull8Gt wait
arouiwl ••• o,r Yoani peopa.
m.._t ""1 tMM P1°'11~ a.dlo ,.... nport.ed ..... Ir.Ina
did 8UDdQ tbe lt .... tl ...
moUY.ad ~ a .......... fJOID
Klaomelal. ~ biia .. M4pdlj di-' •Udid that U.. lblb be ltaa41d
"" W J;.'£. ~ UDltad ;a.-Ot acalilillrin. .;;W"JW~ tbellMI ..,.
~ ....... KMmitaP1 bartb erla, aa.rla'aa&aa Wonlp
Jiik' b) =···,.Idled.,, Et Nleoida. en..,
I llr......,11-tlalt ~ ............. ,lflll. -~~"
tkm wu "like a meat mubt." K1. Huttman Hid la an la· t.rvlew Jl'riday.
8be aald the recommeadatiom UH bem approved by tbe de-
pptma director, Rua Cabill, aocl by Brown'• re1ovcet
=~~.":ln::~~ approval.
ll •• CabW Who, after urller
dl1CUHin1 tb• po11lblllt)' of
"elothlng-optlonal" s-.e . at
some state beacbee, decided to
retain the current ban under
preaaure lr'OGI Brown. But be re·
lazed enforeemeat somewhat.
Prior to the 1fTt state fair, the
Lelblature ordered tbe .Parb
and Recreation Department to
review the llald of California
paceant after aome women's
aroupe com&>lalned that tbe con-test WU MJdat.
.... llldfmaD aDDOlnted a tut
force that tnchided npnMD-
taUna of the eomplalllln1 sroupe, a fGnner coatest wtmer
and other lntermted partlee.
Sb• aald the tut force reeom·
mended keeplu the awlmautt
competition buf aivtna tt lea
emphaia. But after aee1Da dda
year'• coatelt at the fair and
talklna to women from around
the state, Ma. Huttman Mid. abe
decided to recommend elimlnat·
inl that part of the competWon.
"When thole women paraded
in swimluits, tbe light.a went on
their bodies, the wolf calla -It
was like a meat market," she
said.
,._P-AJ
POLLS •••
1be dlstrict aervea Cocta 11 ...
Newport Beach and Santa Ana
Heipta.
In Newport·Meaa, 13 can-
dJdatea are vying for four seats
on a seven-member board.
Three of the seats are for full
four-year terms, in Trustees
Areas l, 3 and e. In Area 2,
hopel'Wa are vying for a abort
t.erm, with two years remaining.
lleaa CoaaoUdated Water:
Two incumbent.a are unoppoeed
-Marlo Durante in Division 1
and Eugene 0 . Bergeron in
Division 2. Two candidates are
seekin1 elecUon ln Diviaion 3.
There are a total of five mem-
bers on the board, which over-
sees the supplyin1 of water to
residents of Costa Meaa and
some acijacent areu.
Candidates run in the 1eo-
graphical area ln which they
live but are elected by all dis· trict voters.
Costa .... 8.adarJ: There
are no lfJOIJ'apblcal dLltricta on
the five-member board, ao the
five candidate• are all com-
petitors fOf' tbe two open aeatt.
The sanitary diatrlct Pl'OVtdea
sewer bookupe and truh pickup
for the Qty of Costa Mesa.
Bird Watchers
To Tour Bay
Memben of the Frlead.a ol
Newport Bay 1ril1 conduct tbe
aeccmd wa1ldq tour of the Up.
per Bay's mtcratorJ bird aeuoo
Sa~y IDOl'DiJll.
The two·bour toun of tbe
Ecoloflcal Preserve Include ln·
formation on the bay'• wlld.llfe, biatory and foulll.
Tour IJ'OUP9 depart every 15
mt.nm. trGm tbe lnteneeticia ol Eutblutf ad Back Bay driftl
between 9 a.m. and 10:30 a.m.
Free Clinic
I
Aeeordta1 to • Pao wpokHmaa, 11aacoma 11 a
1radul, J:l'...a" .,. dJa.. •H•, W U..UJ'l l'"'H ........ ,..,. .........
Cll* .... u.lla.a .toU , ......... w. ••• .,...... ...............
•
TUUAJCA Mako. <At'> -Sbovttq 0 Deatb to tbe P· .. eraor," a ..Umated 1,000 atQ.
deat1 aod worker• bawe
marched tbroqb TUuaaa .._
maa•l•I tbat lb• dally
..... ...... ABC bt allowed to reau~blleatkln. An of Gov. ftobmo de
la II ol 8-ja Callfonda wu b~ 8lmdar ad bwMd,,.. •
platform ID"-& ol CltJ Hall.
TIM anlJ polltieallJ IMIJ•· 4'Dt~lntbeAat.eud lta blunt pa~r, ABC wu
ltormed P'l1da, b)' 250 IHlllben
oltbe pwnmmt~ .....
IOD. 11aeJ Gaited editor .1 ....
Blucarnel.u and 41 of bia iO
emplo)'ell.
A apokaman for the UD.km
aald they cJoeed the newspaper
lD a lbow ol solidarity with a
maJorib' ol tbe employees wbo
want to lip a contract with the
UDion. Otben den.led that.
Around·tbe·clock police
1uarda were put on Blaa-
cornela1. H• aald, "They're
lookln1 for a excuae to arrm
me."
Tbe demonstrators blamed De
la Madrid, who baa been
criticized by the newspaper f«
alle1ed corruption.
Said one of the newapaper'a
400 dlltrtbuton: "It'• not Just
ABC that bu been cloeed down
but the people'• fnedom of u-
preaaloa."
SpoDIOn ~ tbe demon.stntion
were ldeatlfled aa tbe
Provlalonal Committee of
SolidarlQt for the Freedom ol
Expreaalon, made up of mem-
bers of llextco'a rl1bt·w1n1
Partido de AcckJD Nacloaal, and
Jeftlat P'OUIJS.
,._PflfleAJ
VOTE •••
aolldatioo of electioM," 01.aoo
said.
Tuesday's election also will
mark the last hurrah for t.M
county's IS.year-old Coleman-
Gyrex votinl machines. A new
and speedier system ia expected
to be in operation for next June's
primary election.
Tuesday's balloting will in·
elude recall electiooa lD the Seal
Beach Scbool Dl1trtct and in
Anaheim UDioa Jl1lh Sdlool Dls-
trict.
Also for the flrat time, a ma·
jority of the ftve board memben
of the Irvine Ranch Water Dis·
trict will be elected by the public.
A recent Superior Court de·
cision led to a change in past
procedures which saw the ma·
jority ol the board elected by tbe
Irvine Company, the principal
landowner in the area.
In another local isaue, voten
in the Capistrano Bay Park and
Recreation Dbtrlct wlll decide if
they want to pay for atreet
a weeping.
Tuesday's ballot also Includes
state Propoeition 2 which would
lift a 10 percent Interest ceilini
on loans made by mort1a1e
bankers and Proposition 3, a
change In the method In which
veterans' property tax exemp.
tions are computed.
1be Gann Initiative, Propoai-
tion 4, would requJre 1ovem·
meot acenciee to limit year-to-
year budpt lncreues by tytni
them to co1t-of·llvln1 and
population lDcreuea.
Votlna booths will be-open
from 1 a.m. to 8 p.m. at 1,311
county pollln1 places.
S.••'I' ..
Pauenby oo Portland, Ore .. streets do a quick double-
take wben they &pot this license plate on a 1958 Rolla
Royce Silver Cloud. Owner Donn DeBernardi, his sense
of humor working in reverse, aay1 bis "first" car is a 1958 Bdle1 convertible.
San Diego FreewaY:
Meter ·Studies Set
Tbe Callforuta Department of
Transportation is planning to
meter oo-ramps and make other
modifications to the San Diego
Freeway in Costa Mesa, Irvine
and the Saddleback Valley and
want.a k> bear from tbe pulalic.
SpecUicaUy. CalTran1 ~l
flclala baH 1tatecl tbat the
plallDfld bypaa Imes. auxilisy
lanes md met.en won't affeet
the quality of the erlVlronment
Copies of tbe1r study "are
Uisirw Night
Set in Mesa
A cuino and auction niaht to
raise funds for community
service and charitable proJects
will be held Friday by the Costa
Meaa North Kiwanis Club.
The event beains at 7: 30 p.m
at tbe Costa Meaa Golf and
Country Club, 1701 Golf Course
Drive. It la open to the public,
with admission set at M.
Tickets can be obtained by
callin1 Harry Arnaton at
7~1-8537.
Snow in Forecast
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -
Showers were expected to
spread over most of Northern
Calilomla today and CODtinue in·
termitteatb' t.broqcJl tomorrow,
accordin1 to the Nalioaal
Weather Service. Snow was
forecut for mountains above
5,000 feet.
available from CalTrans, En·
v1ronmental Planning Branch,
120 S Spnog St, Los Aqeles
90012
JC you d.Jsagree wtth their find·
mp, olficiala request that you
write DO later than Dee. 17 to
R .J. Dal.et. dbtrict director ol
traMpmtaticn, at tbe ebo.e ad·
dres1. Information ts available
by calhn1 (213) 62CJ..35SO.
f'ro.PageAJ
NUCLEAR ...
amine safety recommendations
released last week by the pres-
1 den ti al commission that
studied the Three Mile lsland accident
The sources said the NRC also
wants to wait for resulta of an in·
dependent Three Mlle Island in·
veatigat100 by Washington
lawyer Michael Rogovin, ex·
s>t>cted at the end of the year.
The a gency sponsored that probe.
The extended licensin1 freea
may help soothe several mem·
bers of Contreas who hoped
&0me loud ol moratorium would
be recommended by the prea-
ldenllal panel.
Tbe presidential commission
made numerous recommenda·
Uona, but stopped abort of pro..
postn1 an fndustry -wide
moratorium on construcUoo ol
power plants. E.iaht of the 12
members favored aome ktnd ol
moratorium, but cliHll"9ed on
detalJs. The panel dfscuasion
focused oo coostrucllon, rather
than llcenaina.
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Cables et the Gaf'SOe
Placko!&. Olf'dlgans and crews
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I
A.JIONG TBE NEWZSI' eom~ <altboulb all are ••o&c1'') are "mall order ln'l'eltmmt opportunities" wb.lch
~~ 10U beat lnflatioo, reports my ~te.
One sebeme recentb' expoeed Involved a Denver firm
called "Worm World loc." By promialq cuatomen that
they eould earn Sl.200 a month rals1n& worms in cardboard
boue ill tbelr 1araies. the t1rm mana1ed to sell more tbao~
S2mWklllwurthof"eartbwonnerowln1packa1es." 1
Tbe eeooomic back&J"C)Wld today la favorable to the
gypeten.
Partku.larty vulnerable a.re re~ wbo tend to do.
more buyiDC by mail and who are deeply acared about the
impact o1 today's price spiral oo their fiud incom.S and
savtap.
01'llDS PUTICIPATING more and more in mail
bu)'inl are millions of worting women wbo haven't enough
Ume to shop in the stores -and who ftod it eaaier to abop
by catalogue than to stand in cbeck-OUt lines.
Otben join the mall order movement because of the hieh cost.a ol drlVUl,.
But ~ the PosW Service and the Federal Trade
Commiaaaoo (also charged with regulating the mail order
industl'y> recognize the problems, they can help only after
the fact, and, even then, only to a bmit.ed extent
Leu than ball of tbe cues the PostaJ Service in-
vestigated lut year resulted in convictions And 1t coUect·
ed only $95 million lo floes and consumer reimbursements
a fractioo of the $500 millioo wtucb consumers are believed
to lose each year through mall fraud.
YOU llU8T LEARN to p~t y~elf. Some tips:
I
< 1) ~araoce or a mail order ad in a national
magazine 1s no guarantee of its rehabibty. Many
oewspapen, ma1a..&ine5, TV and radio st.ationa try to i
verily ads and will try to help you if you nm into a~
problem. but even they at times are vtctimiwd when an ad·~
vertilerllkips wltbout paytqfol'tbeed. 1
(2) Dae"t be mlaled .,, the ~of -..... N«e)ta ~--.---~......... _, . (I) Keep a Neciild GI---_.,_~..,.._
hoca ~ .......... ,_ ........ Ile•&: -eueptiom. the law requ.ires that your order be 5ellt to you t wtthfa 30.,. ol lta receipt_
Mllil order t1rml mmt lblp merdaaDdJM wtda1n th.la
period ar the time promiaed. U there'••• delQ, JOU mUst be nodtled and oven a.cbance to request • refund.
(4) Pay for mail by order mercbaDdlse wtlh a credit ;
card or a penooal check Never send cash. It's obvicJlaJy
unsafe. Paying with cash or mooey order makes it Im·;
possible for you to delay payment until you've received
your order
(S) U you use a credJt card and are oot satisfied don't
pay your bill Let the credit card company ltnow wb~t has.
happened -in writing The credit card company should go
to wort oo your beball so it won't get stuck with your tab.
Catalogues
Best Customers
Get Worst Prices ~
By JORN CUNNIFF .. ~.-.......,... '
NEW YORK -Even though we have been usured '
that rubber ba.od.s and ~per clips will continue to bold tbe
world economy tocether. at lea.st t.brouah tomorrow, there •
remain some very punlinc coocems.
-Wlth tbe Clirlatmas cataJoaue season upon us wby b
it that the best customer so~ get the wont prlce!
The situation comes about this way: Existtng
C1&1tomen are mailed tbe lat.est i.saues of catalosues from .
~ch they have previously ordered. and urged to place
thear holiday orders early.
JIEANWlllLE, TllllOUGB direct mallinp or media •
advertisements, the codlp&QY aeeb new customen by of.>
feriDC them a one-time diaeount from the reautar or
catalolue, price. ' ~ A*ed wby tb1a wu done, ao officer of one compaay l
Pfaeber Broe .• a Cblcaio meat producta company, replied~
Jb•t almolt all companies do It ln order to attract new customers. ~
Be auured the complal.D.a.nt tbat It wu in bis best ln· J
tereata tbat they do ao, presumably ill order for the com· f:: to ralle lta volume and tbua bold catalope pri*
m betnl even blaher. l
But wbJ dilcrlmlnate acalnst loyal cuatoment Tbe
Pf .. i.r man didn't explain. Nor did be explain wily for at
limited lime aDd perhape a limlted qu.antity. the d1ic:ount
coulda't apply to everyone?
-A.atomobile rental rates ha~ rben. ln part becal}le
of b1Cber tuel prices. Most ma quoted today a.re cJry
ratea, meamaa you pay extra for whatever aUOUDe 10'1
uM. And IOIDMllDea you paJ a:tta, utra. ·
New York-area e\IS&omen ol Am, for~=b.ln been startled to bd bow maieb they are e for
luoffMt=llJ wtMn tlMJ It.op to aamlM COJD· puter-aa_ llW. wb1cb .um ... ~
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TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROSS
I Knell
5Fleel
10Name
14R~
15Eat into
16Stew
17 Aedbug
18 UnfMI state
20 Trlltor
22 Aalultl
23 Pl'OC*iY
24 °" copy 25Crouout
28 Young one
32Gtbbon
331.augh
35Ctiou -
36 Frog
38 MullC groups '° USSR press w 41 M"""*'f
gland
43~tlll
45 flPC)lllor
l.Uldlr -
48~
4&8pumt so Jltty
51 Monk
52 Dye again
55 H)'Ooenoc
59 Modest
61 Corner
62 Plys
63 Ga199 Pen.
IOdl
64 Noted
Alaskan
65 Trudge
66Bome
6 7 SoeJ>ters
DOWN
llot
2 Arcilc •bode
J -do-well
4Roo -
5 Smel!ong
6 °"'" 7 Bard
8 -Lupin()
9 Dlgrade
10 Unchangtng
ti To lllelter
12 s.te
13 Oepr1v1bon
19 fltUOUI
21 Snips
24&.gical
ttw..o
UNIT~O Fea1ur11 $yr>01c.i111
Slt1Hday's Puzzie Solved
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25 Giwn lect 47 Costumes
26 Lyne Poem 49 Jargon
27 Conductl 5 t Wac>on
28 Stnv. 52 Kind ol rout
29 POlllh 53 Chemic81 iwt·
30 Caitvu 11and nx
31 ~ 54 Pol IOUfct
34 Mlnd•t• 56 Beget
3 7 Loathed 56 Conatellltion
39 OUttlder 57 P«We
42 ShoMrl sa Longings
.... Hall: Prefix eo ~upon
by Emit lusllmHllr
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