HomeMy WebLinkAbout1979-11-09 - Orange Coast PilotFRIDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 9, 1979
I Offers Hi1nseH I
·'Al,i Offers Himself
·fn Hostage Trade
Iranian students have been
boldlq the hostages since Sun-
day and demanding that de-
posed Shah Mohammed Reza
Pablavt be retunaed to Iran
when be bas been condeamed to
death. Tbe shah is being treated
for cancer at a New Yorlt City
hospital.
AU said his beat chance of
helping Jll'Obably would be just
1oin1 to Tebran to observe.
"I cannot IOlve the problem,"
be said. .. Bat if somebody like
ID)'telf could see the hostages
(lee AU, P .. e AZ>
&"'1etBacked
WAllllNOTGN CAP) -Tbe Bouse PUied a compromiae
lllO bodllt Tbunday t but ~
ed a clned for ta.e bllllm in
80Clal pt»lfam call, a move
tut Maida tbe ~7.6 bllllon
lpeDMD• pwh1e back to tbe saa..
NEW YORK (AP) -11.Jor
New York banks railed their
prime lenctin1 rate to 15~ per-
cent today, Joinin1 Chase
)bnh•ttan Banlt at tbe record
rate that baa drawn political fire
from Congress.
Amoog the banks announcing
the increase was Bank of
America, the nation's largest,
Citibank, .ranked second, and
Crocker National Bank. Of the
10 larcest banks, only Security
Pacillc National Bank, ranked
10th, did not raise tbe rate from
16~ percent.
Citibank said its formula
called for a prime rate· of 16 per-
HOME CUTS PRIME
MORTGAGE RATE-A5
cent, but that it exercised
restraint in raising the rate to
15¥.a percent.
Chase, which is ranked No. 3,
announced its boost Wednesday
and was denounced by Rep.
Henry Reuss, D-Wis., the
chairman of tbe Howse Banldng'
Committee, who said tbe in·
creases were beyond the leftl
justified by Federal Reserve
moves to tiahten credit.
The prime is tbe rate cbarled
by banks to most credit-worthy
corporate borrowers. Otber
commercial and industrial bor·
rowen are forced to pay bilber
rates.
The prime rate doea not
directly affect comumer Joan
rates, which at aome banb are
lower tban tbe corporate rate.
But lt la a widely watched in·
dicator of abort-term rates.
CIUbank la the only bank to
publicly diaeloM lta formula,
wblch is bued on other abort·
term marbt rates. Lut week it
aa1d lta fcinnula called for a ~
percent rate, but It did not an-<See P&DU, .... Al)
Prime Interest
I
To Reeord 15%~
HAPPY TO BE FREE
Feuato Buchell
AFI FASEi) BY REBELS
Denni• McOoneld
U.N. lAt•aeil Meets
PLO Opens Talks
With Iran Militants
Bj Tiie Aaeetated Presa
Pale1tine Liberation
Oreanization med1aton have
begun talks with Iranian
authorities and tbe student mill·
tanta boldinl some 60 American
bostate1 at tbe U.S. Embassy in Tehran, a PLO source in Turkey
reported today.
In New Yort, tbe U.N. Securi·
ty Coundl met in clOled-door
ses1ton on the Iran crtala.
AnU·Iruian feelblp pew bot·
ter lD the Unlted States. In
W aahlnlton, Hveral hundred
Iran.lam and an equal number ol
Americana 1ta1ed rival dem·
onatratlODI near tbe Wbite
House, 101De of the Americana
sbouUq, .. Get the hell out ol •
America I"
lleanwblle, one 1u11eated
1olattoa to tbe emba11y
ltalemate 1arfued -tbe lbah'•
fort11ne lD ncbUl!J. for the
Cburcb, tbe committee
cbail;'ma, called the treaty one
of tbe uticm'• most lJDportant forelp policy commltmata
lince t.be NATO tnaty ~ Ud lld4 It lboUld be became lt bepl tbe arma ...
trol proem Ulft.
But SeiMU..JZ:bUean IAedll' BUer, a c~ for the ,,_
GOP ~Ual D0•9 9tiOD, •il• ........ .:::: the ..... . t7 IMH•I 1111 lt la .. ... equal .......
··1 tlll* -~ out-tNdad. ,. ( .. IALT,P ... >
hostages.
In Vienna, an Austrian
legislator, Josef HoechU, told
Tbe Associated Presa be bad
been infonned by tbe top lra-
n i an diplomat in Vienna,
Mohammed Abed Navandi, that
U.S. and Iranian authorities
were dlac\miDI tbe poaibility
of turn.ln& Sbab .Mohammed Ren Pahlavi's U.S. usets over
to tbe new Iranian relime, and
01.0UL OIL fMPORTS
CUTBACU SET -M
enaurm, that tbe sbab leaves
the Untted States, in ucbaqe
for tbe bostapa' freedom.
Tbe report could not .be
otherwile CIOGllrmed.
But la Illa ml. former
American U.N. Ambu11dor An·
clnw Yowaa a11o 1uu-.. that
1uch a dNl mtabt work. The
State Deputmeat M18 YOUDI
ba1 b••• ln•olved in the
worldwide diplomatlc etforta to
obtaln Uae releaH of the
boltaiel.
But It remained unknown
wbetber the ltudeata. lnD1aD
leader Arat.ollab Rubolllla Kbo-
mebil er the Caiter •dmlntma·
doo would aceejt tJa1a U a COID·
~ ......
Stace Mlsiq th• embatay
(8eela&N,Pap.AJ)
'
Offtdals ot Beckman Jmtru..
meata In Fa1lenoD refused today
to coaftnn or deny a Reuters
news a1ency report that the
firm paid $t million \0 free two
en&ineers kidnapped by student
terrorists in El Salvador.
In a report datelined San
Salvador. the British news
service quoted business sources
as sa.ying tbe firm turned over
$4 million in U.S. and foreign
currency to win the men's
freedom.
Tbe terrorists, members of the
Revolutionary Party of Central
American Workers, originally
had demanded $10 million.
A Beckman spokesman said
the firm would stand by its pre-
vious position that 1l would not
comment on the amount it paid
to free Dennis McDonald, ?7,
and Fausto Bucheli, 41.
McDonald and Bucheli were
returned \0 Orange County and
their families early Thursday
followlnJ[ their release in the
Centraf American country
Wednesday night. They bad been
held captive for 47 days. Both
were released unbanned.
The delicate neeotJations that
eventually led to the release
were engineered by Fred Payne,
president of Payne Interna-
tional, a worldwide executive <See BEC&llAN. Pace A2>
Coast
Weather
Fair tbrouab Saturday
with IUlt7 DOl'tbwesterly
winds 15 to 25 mph in tbe
afternoana. Cooler Dilbta
with Iowa tGnllbt in the
401. Hl1b1 today and
Saturday Ill tbe '109.
IN81DBTOD.4Y
Plnlf of ~ on Gt·
taclwd to ~ ntn~
tammnt. Tlwr••• coatrw
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~tan It to cllla.
Tbe PLO MIUlft la AUara
wbo ubd DOt to bit nallMd, Aid
tbe PllelUnlw wen la COIUct wtUI JDMIMAnA, Re.mddlinwre•ue.,.._
relewol a~lew ..,...,.. •a Jint _____ ....
dff~ lt•ndoff. T ........ ado '..rd HpiSIS-...'ottbe Bed
Cl'ON -tbe ... Uoe la lriD -
mtt-.i the ..... , todaJ -fomd die bOll ... to ..... tDOd coaditlcm. Bat tbe PLO eource 18id tbe Bed Lion repon.d IOIDe
were 1ufferlni from "mental du,....,
'tbe ealblllfV!'tHtata njeet..
ed PLO medfltlOa Tbundq.
The J.5.Dadcm Secarit¥ c.oundl
met in pri•at. coa1•ltatsoaa
after tbe Carter admtnl.Uatklo
requested that U lnue a COD· senaws .u.tement caWaa on tbe
Islamic mJlltaata to rtleue ·
their captives.
A State Department otftdal in
W uiw.,ton aalcl such a ttate-
ment would be aimed at dem·
omtraUna to the Iranlau that
the worlcf condemns thelr adion.
"The queltion II whether that
would, in fact, be effective," be
laid
The Turkl1h ambauador ln
Tebran, Tursut Tolumen, a1ao
vilited the embassy, Saudi Ara
btan radio reported . State
Department official.a said they
were informed Tolumen miaht
try to negotiate with the atu
dents.
Thousands of Iranian dem·
onstraton marched on the em-
bassy today, cbaDtlnl ''Death to
America!," lt wu reported by
witnesses reached by The Aa-
aociated PreH b)' telepboae
f~m=-=-=-~ and~ ftcurea ttytnf to wtn
the boataaes release were
Anwar Sadat, who said he was ,..eady to fty the shah from New
York to Egypt; Muhammad Ali,
who ret!f::"Y offered to ex-
change lf for the boltaaes.
and Pope John Paul 11, who aent
an envoy to meet with Kho-meini.
Prealdent Carter sent a
special enVO)', former Attorney
General Ramsey Clark, en route
to Iran two uya aao but Clut'•
peace m1uloD wu rebuffed by
tbe lranlam. After that, the
three-man mlasioo Milt by tbe
PLO. wblcb bu 8004 nladom
: with the Kbomehal reatme,
: became tbe bat hope for a IWlft
: end to tbe danproUI cleldlock,
~ belUll wbeo bUQdnda of slu·
If denta bwllded tbe embuaT Sun· da_J_.· •
Tbe Ankara IOWCe •al4 tbe . Palettlnl,n tea!I'.._ beaded b)'
;· Saad Sa1ei, WU DOlctiq talb at ~ th• Iranlua Poman lllntltrJ
and Md beiill lD ~ wWa m.
elnl •
The 101111Ce laid a PLO oftldal ~ bad 1one to the embaay com·
'1 pou.Dd, WU not allowed 1Dltde,
· but waa able to talk to a
rern1a.Uve of tbe stwteat.s.
Tbe IOQra Pl'O'ided DO other de-
taill ol tbe c!lleualom.
He lialcl the PLO offtclall in · Iran PMiMd on their reporta to
' tbe ADkara aftlce, Wblcb re1-Yed
tbem to latanbul. wbere the
cbtef Of tbe PLO mi11lcm in Turkey, Abu J'lru, WU in COD·
. tact wWa aart.
DAI LY PILOT
DIR.er Beur at B••tlagt•• Beaeh
This little sandpiper was frozen by photography to ap·
pear as large as an ostrich as be flitted about In the aurf·
line in search of some dinner at Huntington Beach State
Beach. The photographer said that the artful bubble
F,....PageAJ
PRIME •••
nounce an increase after Reuss
aaked that the rate not be
raised.
The prime rate wu 11~ per-
cent in early August, but has
rilen abarply aince then, perUca1at7 liDce Oct. •• wbm ta.. P1d1ral awn• aaarpbt eaigt II Id cndl&.
HDwbiJe, bopel for a letup
In credtt-tl1btenln1 by tbe
Federal Reserve sparked a
broad rally in the stock market
today.
The Dow Jones average of 30
lnduatriall climbed 9.56 polnta to
807.17 in the ftnt three boun of
tradlnl. Gainen outpaced losers by a
4-1 marsln in the mid-dat.~Y of New York Stock Exe e-
lllted iuues.
Late Th=• tbe Federal Benne a "°° mlllioo decllne in bulc meuure ol
tbe monq supply. 1urprllln1
m8Jl7 anaJy1tta who bad been a -pecting a 1ubstantlal increase.
That added to recent tentaUve
e vidence of a 1lowln1 lo
monetary 1rowtb -a trend whlcb the Fed bu been tl')'taa to
encoura1• ln an effort to
restrain blftatkm. Al a nsult. bopet rose that tbe Fed could pursue that 1oal without clampina further on
credit, and that lnt.enlt rates mlebt peak IOOD.
.AU •••
X.rated Film
'Hot Stuff
CONCORD (AP> -An
X-rated movie house, the
Showcase 'lbeater, where
the current fUm wu ad-
verUMd • ...... • a boll· ft.re, ..... 1*111' dalsa•aecl bJ • ~ ..... Mm today.
Fire officials aald tbe
downtown Concord movie
house caught fire shortly
before 4 a.m.
Before it wu doused, an
eaUmated $90,000 dama1e
was caused; mostly to tbe
interior of the concrete
structure. mo one waa burt.
,.,,.... P-.e AJ
SALT •••
Baker aalcl. Stone announf.led bi• vote
aaainlt tbe treaty, ,1aylq lt
abould not be nutled ~ame lt
doea not result ln 1liD'Mlcant
annt recluctiou, dd .. ,_Uhl in a ltl'atetlc lDJbal•QM tbat will
favor tbe Soviet Union." Helms, a leacHn1 opponent of the treat)', aald &.be terms ot SALT D Woukl permit tbe So-
.SN to mcreue tbelr ttnleelc
Jll'HPODI by 42 percent and tbelr
megatoanye ~~percent.
•'Tbs. lncreue ID exploelYe
power wlll equal 2U, 700
Hiro1b1ma bombe," Hellu Mid.
8arbaDll ~ llelml' eGD· tentloD that~ D would N-
ault ln an etealatioa ratber tban
limitation ol tbe armt race.
• 'The treaty natralDI what the
Soviet.a can do, and therefore
plac• a llmttadon upon tbem, ·'
Sarbalmuid.
McGovern. who bu upnued
,reat dllappolntmeat that tbe
SALT necottaUoDI did not ...Wt
In far dMpel' anna cuta. iald be
will .au (OI' tbe trutr -tbe HDate floor becaUM be belines
the proau "bolds out tbe bol)e
of 1enu1D1 U1D1 Nductioa tn tbe yean tmmedlatel,y aacl.,.
. -I
Ulean. tbe Seoate't .. adlnl ft· pen ln tbe complea craft ot
monltort.n• Soriet 1trate•tc
WelpoM dnelopment, Mid be
remainl coo'ftnced Soviet eom-
plianc. with SALT D eaDDDt be
adequateb' Wl'Uled.
Carter a4mlnl1tratlon
representaUftt, senate ltalf mem~reporten and..,;,.~
taton "917 ... --coaunltt_.• oak·NMMd ....,._ room ta tbe DttbeD · ._. ~c.BmMIDI·
Dosml Of ..... ltood la tM
bedl of ttiie room lad la &be
alllH. Amoaa tMt• PNMDt ................. otu.
8o•l•t d&plolll1Ue .otm•.,.11 taclltdlal a J ........... OI
tb• ~ IOTltt IALT ••10U.U.,
team w11o •IM•••• au u.. commlUM'• dtba'41e Oil pro-poledtnmJ..,_.
effect in the background was cauaed by bis use of a ~
millimeter mirror lens in capturing the lltUe blrd'a din·
ner hour efforts.
Anti-nuclear Rally
Slated for Doheny
Despite a possible delay in
federal nuclear plant Uceostng,
organizen ol a Saturday rally to
protest expansion of the San
Onofre atomic fadllt7 .un ID-L::. =-tbe .... at Dnlam7
PoUUclan activist Tom Hayden
and blololical expert Dr. Barry
Commoner are among the anti-
nuclear speakers to appear at
the rally that will lut from nooo
until 4 p.m.
Spokeamen for the Alliance for
Survival, ooe of the event'• or-
aanilen, said 'lbunda1 there ii
no intention of delaylna the
llcemlnl protest even tboucb it
appears federai bearinp on the
San OnolN nuclear plant u -pan1lon may be dela19d one
year.
Nuclear Re1alator1 Com-
mi.uioa oftldall laid thla week
lt la llkely that &.be SU Onab'e
expanalon beartnp to Uc:eme
two new nuclear reacton may
bedei.,.d.
Tbe beartap were tntUaUy set
for tbla eom•na spirtaa.
lim Haacbett, AD NRC
1pokeaman ha San Frand.aco,
laid federal oft[daU wW prob-ably be cooteatraUna oo Mitty
lnvettlotioa at tbe natiaa'1 10 ucemea oudear plants durtna
tbenatJUI'.
Thll ·woald mate Ucemlq ot
any new nuclear pla.DU lleCIOG-dary to 1niatna out safety prob-.
lem1 in the e~1liD1 atomio.
fa.dlltlls, B•cMt ..W. ............... OllllfN
It t 1h1 ......... -. ...
tayect uitll II& Bl Hid tt ma1
be Hftl'A1 moatb1 before tbe
beartnp are retet.
lleanwtdle, local anti-nuclear
lfOVP member'I aay Saturday's
rally will IDclude a apeecb by
Hayden. a former U .$. Sen8te
candidate, oo bow to orpnbe
the community to protest the
event.ual San Onofre licenslna
bearlllP to be beld in San
Clemmie.
Local bads and other IDUli-
dw .,. tebeduled to rrbm •t ... Slilm'da1 .... ...,..
of ~ from tbe 1 .....
Beacb ad Santa 8aRara Al·
Uaoeeb'&nt•alcbapCien plam to mellt at Lapna 11eae1t•1 Main
Beacb at 10 a.m. to ride down to
Dobea.y State Beach for tbe
ra1l7.
Magnet Plod& W eet
St1'J'lll:RLAND, Neb. <AP> -
A 10'7-taD ~ eJec.. trow.,_ • -rou&e to Callforaia
b7 • ., al lldsltate • baa ....
rtvecl bin an.a-a 11»-mill trtp · t.rom j\llt .-ol Omaha.
Men's Suits
for only
One Dollar!*
-When you buy one at 1"9QUlar
price. you can buy a second one
of equal or leuer value for only
one dollar.
BECKMAN •
protfttloo 1enlce, baaed
Miami. ·
Pa1ne, wbo accomf anl,4
McDonald and Buebel on ·•
Prl••te Jet s!:e~ from Sia Salvador to Cailfornfa.
laid Thunday that the te~"ilb
were "~ ltadielda dedleettl
to tbelr eauM. to do tbltr 11111t ao better tbit llte ol ...... O'ft ,.., ...... " ..... ' TIM terrorlltt, be IOI, t.re.qd
tM mcm well. '"TbeJ were t.Pt•
in separate 1"90m.a, fed ~.
II.en Pilla.mu, and allowed Jiit:
fen Wltli tbetr wt.-•ve!Z • :w~-==· to ~JWP.. -r·we hid a eocMt ,..........._
with the kldaappe~ •• 1ali Pa,.., no blll ...... ........r.
et .... ~for~
multiDaUoaa.l ftrma. •
Tbe abduct.on told lleI>ooajd
and Bacbeli, Payne Neal.led, "Ye ba•e notblna a1aln1t y9u .,enonan,.·· .
PaJM, bowe•es , muled tMt
be tenorbta threatened to WI
the two men if a revolutioruaty
.aa.lf esto WU not pubUabed la
major newspapers ln 12 ~ tries .
Pa).ne was succeuful ln ~
DI the two-pqe advertiaemeiat
in papen ln 25 countries -fn.
eludlnc two ,_,.... ID the Ualted
Statee -bu& ... 6ID1e4 .S-vertislnC peee ID lbl C-SOI
American countries aed f Enlland. .
'A major London newspaper
threw me out. They said they
were not inclined to work on
behall ol any terrorl.at organiza-
tion," be said.
l\eckman officials declined to
reveal what the advert.lain& coet
the company.
Payne s aid be sent several
employees throqbout the world
to collect C:.1t.e• of tbe .... ,,, .. .. .....
................ & , ..
PaJm, • fOl"IDlr 8111 .. -. .tntelliaence qeat, called tbe lddnappmc and releue an "ex·
ceptiooa,l' • ease.
the negotiator commended
tbe U .S. State Department. Ol-
ftclall at the embuty ln San Salvador, be said, "were ter-
rific."
"J can say I'm proud to be a taxpayer,'' be added.
Company founder and Corona
del llar resident Arnold 0 .
1'N.kman uid lbe lnddent will not ''deet our operaUoa at all,••
but Hid the company will be
''mon alert.''
Beckman said be deplored U.S. government policies that
have ~ safety eondltiooa
for pel'W woftlq Oftl'lelll.
No more Amertcau will be seat to El Salvador to work with
Beckman'• aubtlcliary there, APLAR. m ~c eompo. aentt manataeturt.na firm.
About 500 pa9om, tbe majori-
ty of them c.tr'al Amedcan
clttaeaa, won• tbe facility.
Ah, sweet soijtude -it's a precious thing -on the crowded Orange Coast. But this man found a lone spot 'lburaday at Glebn
E. Vedder ecological reserve in Laguna
Beach for meditating as the sun painted
ita final hurrah for the day.
•
~OJ.!e
Ban on
March
BEVZB.L Y HILLS <AP> -
II ore than l, 000 an1r1
Americana routed at ieut 100
IraDlan demonatraton today,
beatlnl and cunlnC them ID an
bour·loag club u aberttra de-
puties moved in and ~
about 130 persona.
Only_ a rew of those arrested
were American counter.
demonstrators, mostly youn1
men.
One Iranian bad his forehead
bloodied resi.stine arrest for de-
fying a ban on the Iranians'
scbedul~ march auppart.iq de-
mands tbat the deposed shah be
returned to I.ran in excbance for
releue '1 some eo Americana
beiq beJd boltqe in the U.S.
Embassy In Tehran.
The demonstrating Iranian
men and women were
dramaUcally outnumbered by
several hundred shouting COUD·
ter-demonstratora who waved
placards and American fla1s
and spat on the Iranians.
Several Iranians were beaten
up, alt.bouib authorities report.
ed no serious ~urtes.
One of tbe counter -
demoastraton WU U lnmian. Darius Poonb.ub, an • .,._.
~iDLoe A.,_Jlll .. , ...... ':ti' ......... t.be
llleld =-= Jnnt-llGl& ~ .... di-•..:r tbe (emHce .. PaonbMb uu•1 nl•' of U.• ••• aad ::;; ...... , ,, 'C.W-
-~E.\HtD a.. ,,. .... ..
eouaillJ ... ,,... u.e lralaD
people."
a11ura._~.._. ::a.T::'.,W....W~ Rolb'WOd ........... NaM Ol the an:.U WM made b7 .Beftr-
ly Billa DOlke, aaJd police IL Howard~.
•'We tend to bend more.. but
the aberiJl"a olftcen, 1f they tell
you to moYe and you doo 't move,
you're arrested," said Polakov.
Hundreds of office wortten
alone fashionable Wilshire
Boulevard viewed the turmoil
from hieh-rise buildlnp in the
area.
Aa a green Iranian flae was
set afire by the pro-Americans.
five other Americana, students
from Northrop University in
Inglewood, held up a !ive·by-
eight-foot American nag.
"We thought we'd come down
and sbow some good old
American patriotism," said one
or the atudenta, Tom Bimniaon.
22, of Knoxville, Tenn. "It was
the biggest flag we could find at
school." .
Barry Krugel. chief of opera-
tion.a for the Los Angeles Jewish
Defense League, said: "I am ap..
palled America 1s not doing
enough to secure tbe release of
our people. I am proud to see
Americans taking thinga in their
own bands."
One of the Iranian group's
leaders, Ali Mojabad, wbo aaid
he is a student al Cal Poly
Pomona, WU amoni thOle U ·
rested. Al> he wu led away with
his hands pinned behind 111'-back
by poliee, be put a placarit with
a picture ot lru'a chief ol state,
Ayatollab Rllbol\11h Kbomelnl, in
bis teeth. It WU immecl.lately tined out '1 b1a mouth by a
pc)llceman.
* * *
w•••HON <AP> -:llllae JMrsd~.,,....... ..
taunts ol "Get tbe bell oat ol
America.·· 900 Iranians
marched under police cuard
near the Wb1t.e Houe today to
demand that the deposed Sit.ab
of I ran be returned to tbelr
homeland.
Tbe Irani.ans' march tbrougb
downt4wn Washington began
during lunch hour and was ob-
served by thousands. many
shouting angry demanda ror the
release or the a> Americans held
hostage in Tehran.
Some vented their anger Wlth
obscenities and threats. At least
a half dozen egg.s were thrown at
the marchers a block from the
White House and one spattered
across a picture of Iran's revolu·
tionary leader. the Ayatollah
Rubollah Khomeini.
One man carried a sign:
"Bomb Iran; Save the 0 S."
Another shouted: .. Let our people go!··
In front of the NalJona1 Press
Club building, where marchers
pauaed for a 15--minute rally, a
young American shinnied up a
tight pole and waved a U.S. nag
to onlookers' cheers.
There was much fist-waving
and insistent shouts of "Go
home, go home."
Three counter-demonstrators
were arrested. two for breakfna
police l1Del and oae for burling
ane11-Marcberl atretdled two b1ocb
and a cordon ot riot~ulpped
police separated them from tbe
crowds on the aidewalb. All
aJoa.1 the mite. demonatrators
* * * All SaerUiee
Off en Self for HOBtagea
r
"
...... , ........... -. ..............
At one corner an Amedem
erabbed an In.Dian'• alp and
set it ann. yeJJ.in&, .. Go home
You smell like camel''
The demonstrators, drawn
mostly from Waabington's large
Iraruan student population. had
a city perm.it to march a.lone a
route to tbe State Department
that would take them no closer
than a block from the White
House.
Police awaited the arrival or
the demonstrators in McPherson
Square. the parade staging area,
and escorted them quickly into
the part
The Iranians received a
permit Monday for a parade
that would take them past the
White House three times. But a revised route ~as negotiated
Thursday night in discussions
between police and demonstra-
tion leaders after Carter ad-
ministration officials warned
that any violence resulting from
the march could increase the
danger to Americans being held
host.age in Iran.
Two federal agencies, the
Park Polee and Capitol Police,
took the unrrecedented step
Thursday o revoking dem·
onstration permits.
Talb Broken Off
PEORIA, m. <AP) -Cootraet
talb between the United Auto
Workers and the atrlkebound
Caterpillar Traetor Co. broke olf
indefinitely 1'1lursdu nilbt.
~ • ,
I
'
•
I
ll Six members ot tile Newport
Beach Police Department ftl"9
bonored for out.ttandinl con-
tributbla to tbe community ait a
luncheon Thuractay tllat or·
1aniser1 1ald was b~ld to
.. publicly announce our aupport
and express our pride in our
police." The luncheon drew a crowd of
400 to the Newport Center Mar-
riott Hotel for the annual event
staged by the Newport Harbor
Area Chamber of Commerce.
, Officers Hurd Arm1t.rong and
Church Plan
for Elderl
Rousing OK"d
Newport Beach p= com-missioners have a plana submitted by a Corona del Kar
church to build 100 unite of
senior dtlsen bouslnl on church
.,l"operty.
Tbe application aubmltted by
the Luilieran Church of the Master for the project at 2900
Pacific View Drive WH ap·
proved 5-1 with comlJll.alkJDeJ"B
Allan Beek d.l11enUD.1. Com· ml11loner Georae Coku wu
abaent.
The project bu been ~ jor more than thrM Jean
hul'da omdala 1eekb1 fedlnl
f"Clcla to COMU'\le\ the apart. •ta OD a.25 UDUM4 ea'M CID claurehau.e. l -
In Jaawy, 18'rf,·Clt7 omcUla ~a UH~ for.Jbe
Jed, but=~ uiJecl ame tbe :dld_a't 1et
be DMded ~from Ute
epmment of BoulD1 and
rbaA~ -ReaJdenta of the nelth~
nyOD Cre1t ooa4omlllhuna
tilled before ~mJll'lk*m und.17, .. tbeY dld·"Qllm, Tbey UJred tbat Ute be
edetlped IO that tbfee-91tory apartment bulld1DI not be ,placed adjacent to their
,propertr.
,,,., eaat.ad that ltl eummt
deaiP would drift doWJa t.belr ~:-=~:o~ elr ...... of the bllla.
•
DAILY PILOT
Boat Thsfta
Suapectll in
NB Hospital
Two suspected boat tbieves re-
m alned bosp&taliled in the in·
tenatve care unit of Hoag
Memorial Hospltal today IUfter-
inC from what police tbeorille la
a combination of dru1 and
alcohol o .. r.so.e mi•ed with
carbon moaoxlcle pc0oatn1,
~ K.-LJdeD~= Lu v..-la 11*4 lD ~; n"r::.:.: Minn., la to be tn .,..,_
condition.
Tb• two Wfl'8 fqand abolrd a
stolen as.toat oaliAa am.er by
Harbor Plltrolmu Robert Wbha
Tband.ay jalt before DOOL
White, uallted by N= Beach police omcer llllt
tried to l'OUle tbe pell' but
t.be1 were unable to do•· tbe of· ftcen pamJDOMd ~
The two mm were r'Ulbed to ·
the boeplta1 by medles wbo were
also unable to rome tbem.
Police aald evidence OD tbe
boat ~ that the two mm
took IOID9 Quaaludee aad drank
alcobolie be'rera&• wblle barbe-cuinl a steak btSlde ~ endaled cabin of tbe veael. Acco~din to in•ea= Robert , tbe' boat
to Steven oore of La11111a
Beach md la muDJ ctodred at the B..,..._ Tra1ll'r Part.
Wldte-.S be cltdded to cbeek
out tbe boet when be foand tt moored off the Balboa Yaclll
Club.
P.'annen Eye
CA.ta Me88
Senior Project
A IGDlq ebaqe regaest to al-
low tbe buildlD1 of a HDior
Citinm project OD cbUtth ~ .n, wUf com. before the OOlta
K•H Planntn1 Commlulon ~· fte mWt0 1 will be belcl -da1 later than 111ual .. ..
)(oeclq la bllq .... ated .. v ..... 0., In CttJ Ball. 'l'be mMtlnl wW belln at t :IO p.m.
in c.oundl Cbamben. .,, 'Pair
Drive.
Commisstoaen wlU bold a
pubJlc blariDI OD the requelt bJ
St. Jolm tbe Di.tM Bplacapel
Cburdl. at &at .. , ..... ad
Orup A....-, to raaae tbe
two-aen lite from ....._,amil1
reald•ntlal to lllall denatt1
planne4 deftlopmat naSclm-
tlaL
TM dlllreb ... tto Wiil • ..................
eOiij ... wllll .......
aaacb_alr7.
,.. ......................
••ldeac• of a 1Jowla1 la
mOMW7 ;rowtJa -a tNM wtale:ll ............... U7tllC to eacoura1• la aa effort to
..... taftlllon
At • IW1llt. ...,,.. l"OM that tbe
Fed could punue that 1oal
without clampin1 further on
credit, and that interest rate. mipt peak IOOD.
Mesa Streets
To Undergo
.Water Work
TIM OaMa ..... Cr 111 1 II
waw Dlltrkl bM rrr r • 1 t • will bellD .... IOOll u pomlble, ••
aeve~~ tbat will brtol" _. te up ol aca• •trelea.
OD Tua A.YUM llletwem
lTtb ad 1leh atr.U oe tbe Mil
aide of tbe roedway, a '14UDO
project .. tcbeduled to ...
an old JO.IDcb liDe aDd 1IPP'8dl
ftreQdrUU. On Weatmln1ter A ••nae
bltw .. Walnut Place and ab
St.. and llDltber' Street bet 4 tNL
Wettrnhwt.er A.ftll• and Sat.a
Ana A.YIDU8, bydrantl will be
updated. m -t.och pipe laid and
home meter connections
replaeed at a COit of '50,000.
The projecta are npected to
Jut for about a month aDd came 1ome Inconvenience to
motorilta.
Pr••P-.41
KJIJ.ER •••
down aD tbe poalbWtiea In ....
tq tbe one clue tbat will lead to
tbe killer. ··we· ...... Oftr it and tbln
we 10 onr It asatn." said Capt.
Roa LoweDbers ol hldn. ''It'•
not tbe klDd ol litutiom that.JOU waat to ov•look uJtbina."
Joyce Jones,
Restaurant
Aide, Dies
GraftSide semca will be
eoadacted Saturday for Ja,ce Jones, former manacer of
Newport Beach's Wood7'1
Wharf reetaaraat wlao died WedDeldQ.
lln. Jones at the Ume of her
death wu • resident of Lacuna
Hllll and the eoauoue.r fw tbl Monarch Bay Restaurant Corp.
Sbe manqed WG0d7'1 Wharf for 10 _1Qn and alto aerved u
coatrCIUer ol tbe Bay Marte in
San Clemente
Sbe lea••• her husband
Ea1••• of La1ana HUl1:
It.peon, Robert W. IODeS oi
Baau..too Beacb; motJMr,
Elidabe6 aa..., ol AaMtim· fatber, Edward Galipo oi
Pomcma; *-'· Delane Steele of Laverne, aad two ~
Sea view will be eGDd1leted at
11 a.m. at Pacific Vi••
Memorial Part, Corona del Kar.
Men's Suits
for only
One Dollar!*
-When you buy one at '9gutar
price, you can buy a second one
of eq...a or ....., ~lue·for only
one dollar.
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and Me that Uley are all ript
and brine back the word, it
mtpt cool ""thlnp ...
All ........ feaNCI the lnddent
•Ot&14 eame ••Al'l'ant.ed ~ tallation .,a1ut lraalau ..,, Amene-.
''Tldl coald force muda baUed .,.m.t lnaiUI wbo allO areU..
noceat. If tbe1 doa 't llU ttie
shah, they 1houldn't suffa
.became ol the IUb.. •· be aid.
Suan PlttmaD, State 0eput.
meet ...... woaaa. tafouaed ~ Ali'• offer, 1atd, .. We woaJiit
weleome SI Map bl seeurtn;
the release of tbe prtaoaen."
AU uJd hit efforts should ~
outlidl tbe U .s. 1overnmeat.
BEANAN ••• :. .•
fffll mucb bltterDesl and anc& u • nAlt of b1I experiences dwi.DI tbe put year.
Be uid b1I pwlel in araduate
acbool baH 1one dowa aQtl
added, ''I haft to wort tbete
~--·· ., Beuaa's cue bu anM.lled the
coacena of variou. ••t.r ....
Jl'OUPI beca .... ..., Nici. ..
l&Jed mw 8Dd ••tiaraout" are
problems many eomb•t
veterans an piqued witb once
tbeJ nbn to cl~ life. -
...
: Deadli~ Looming
:· For. Refugee Aid
, ..
!'' Time ii nmmaa out for county
tchool offlelala lobb1tn1 for
f'ederal moae1 to bolster teacbliaS Pl'Oll'ama for Oraaae toaDtt Jnaocfdnese retaaee ltu· -ta. '.• .. w. have four days to con·
-\>tnce 43S contreUmen and 100
Jenators that we need more
money," Hid David Brandt,
county ICbool board member,
after 'lbundQ'• relU)ar meet-inC in Sama Ana. .
Ex.Santa Ana
School Chief
Wins in Court
Santa Ana Unifted School DI.s-
trict tnlltees will decide nut
Tue8dQ whether to appeal' a de-claJoD that tbe dtnnct muat P*1
.. 0,181 to former dlltrlct ~amlelKeDDeJ. -~~~ ~· ftNcl bJ ,.,. cbool ID~ml.la.--S ~ NJiri' a.I beneflta be would ._" rwatftcl .-.. bl.I em»lo>'· ~----" J-"8 Seiner ruled that JCen.
ney •• lmproped7 fired dm to =:.aT'gR• ........ c.o ....... Nilaalred b111 con.
tract. KmDeJ earned •.ooo an· DUAllJ'.
... Keam:r, 81. a. now aupertnten-~nt of the Greater Antilles ~ System in Puerto Rico. 1le em. 135,000 rearly.
School board members will
.aeet TmldaJ m,bt to diacuaa
their next lepl moves in the
OGe·JeaNlld lawnlt.
Credit Pinch
Under Study
... W ASJDNGTOJ!it (AP) -The
Carter admin1atratJon will move .. ,rapidly and forcefully" to
_ ·pump funds into the bouainl in-
"llultry ii that sector suffen too
severely from bi1b lnterHt
.. ate1 and drted·up mort1a1e
.. arteta, a tq> federal boulilJI
-Gfflcial said 11landaJ.
--: Lawrence B. Sh:nom, au1atat
.-cretary for boulln1. uld the
edmln1atratiaa '8 monltorhla the
eff eet of tilbt monetarJ policy
.on bouaini to make sure tbe in·
duatry "wlll not be tbe wb.lpptna
., 1n the bll&le .,al.Alt infla· ..
County school oltlciala wtll
watch today for (be fate of a
federal propoeal to provide '8
milllon in emertency aid tor tbe
nation's refuaee school chlldnm.
But even if that emercency
measure is approved by today's
conaresslooal subcommittee ac-tion, officials will probably re-
turn to Wub.inaton, D.C. next
week to uk the le&ialatora ror
more loog-term rellef, Brandt said.
The federal offer of emereen-
cy help is a "band-aid ap-
proach." Brandt said.
He and county deputy superin-
tendent Fred Koch will be uk-
ing school district officials
throughout the county to Join
them in the nation's capltal next
week for the new perauuion
drive.
They will be trylng to convj.nce
federal ••taton of Orange
Counb''• IJpecia} iaeed for more money for lta opldly blcreaaiaa
poJ>ulatiml ol retuaee children in
acboola.
Han1 of tbe e<lunty'1 ln-
docbineN achool chlldren are
to&all)' Witerate even in their
own lanpace. Koch •aid.
Kore money la needed to pro.
ride elalsroom ahs. Who apeat
th• d1ftennt Southeast Aalan
dialects, he said.
But Oolilaw wl11 ·=: ·=: oelJ foal' --... ,. e~:flldlral ~ ...-. UOq ...,,....., ...... .,.,ft·
~Nov.20.
Kids/ump
To Escape
School Fire
MANILA, Philippines <AP>
Scores of children leaped today
from t4e secoGd floor of a burn·
int parocbtal school that had no fire exit and at least 110
younpters suffered burns or
broken Umbl, the official P~p
pinea News A1ency reported.
One pupil said bis teacher abu·
doned the clus and fled for her
llfe.
Cpl. Carlos Tiquia, police in-
veati1ator in the suburb of
Valen%uela, said 38 chlldren,
raneing in age from s to 10
years, were hospitalized, and
that two teachers were burned.
"Nobody wu killed, and all
the students have been account-
ed for," from amooi ~ nearly
200 ~ in tll'e br1clr~and-wood
bulldlq, Tiquia said.
He said the only way out of the
1cbool'• upper f1oon wu on a
atn11e ltaircase. Tbe new• agen-
cy feportec1 the blue broke out
lD a ltoleroom under the stain,
wbere palDt and palnt thinner were atored, trapplna pupils
fro$ klDderaarteo and tbroulh Wrd ll'ade upttalra.
...... ,.. ' ·~ Fitlt-~~ ~. ~~
border tUltdd f1I ~:
Tbaland Kn. Catt.er. 'f18it.
lnl the camps. said the m,ht
of starving .-eople is "over-
whelming" and pledged U.S.
help. Story Page A4.
lifeguards
lose Round in
Pact Battle
Two operators of a private
llle1uard firm who are seeking
county contract• to cover
beache1 adjacent to four Orange
Coast dties, loll a round before
Lagana Beach council members
thiaweek..
Jim Stauffer and Dick
Johnson, who currently have a
contract with Orange County for
coveraee of beaches formerly
guarded by Laguna Beach and
San Clemente lifeguards, pre·
sented their case before Laguna
Beach council members this
week. The pair /resented proposals for Ufeguar coverage on county
beaches before county officials
this week that were $«,000
higher than the combined pro-
posals of four city lifeguard
services.
And Tuesday, they asked
Laguna Beach council members
not to approve the bid offered
by Laguna Beach for covente
of county beache1 at All.lo Beach
Park and l>aQa Point Harbor.
The lll'ODOll81 by Uf•auard lu-ternadaaal Beach Services, a.c.
for conra1e of 90uth caa•t
beacbel fonnerlJ 1uarded ID'
La1uaa Beacb and San Clem-. wu t114.Z90, com-
pu.d wtdl a combined cities ot-
ferof WJ m.
But Staaffer told Laauna
Beaeb eouaeU memben Ulla
WMk that tbt two cit1 Ille~ services, UMCI .. cut-throat blcf.
dlnJ at the tu;pa)tet'I e~ to wipe out,..... enterprtae .•
On Captives
President Carter wu urged by
an Orange County concres1JD•n
today to tell the American peo-
ple what atei-be la considering
to secure the release of 80 U.S.
citiaena held captive in the U.S.
Embaaay in Iran.
Rep. Jerry Pat.leraon <D·
Santa Ana) aaid that atepe for
the release of boata1es were de-
tailed tbia week at a cloud-door
session of Coo&reaa by Deputy
Secretary of State Warren
CbriJltqlber.
Patterson called for forceful
leadership and urced Carter to
go on national television and
radio to explain the possible ac-
tion.
At tbe same time, Patterson
called upon Carter to Impose a
national odd-even euoline ra-
tioniD& plan to indicate United
Statel naolft.
He said the raUonln1 plan wlll tell lraalana that .. We are wiJl.
1q to Dve wltbout tbelr o'1 and
will not be l'Ubject to eeooomlc
and polltlcal blactmaU .••
All Ude Aki Pattenoo a. not
satiafted wlth effCll'ta to tr. die
America. and Wd tbat emrtmt
effort.I aft .'too ltttte and too tai.:· •
• .... Tbe aid• aald Patten•n Mllfftid ..... lntW .........
abou.W bde '--in. Joas aao
to reiDforce tbe aec&Lfily a&. &he :::=.=-=.~ :-
Patterwm'a commenta came
amid powtq demaada for
drut1e Amstoa ac:Uoa to ,._
the .......
Pattm. bowe.er, ~a
moratorium OD thi.ta wbile the
ho.taps are ltil1 baiU beld.
••while I am a?ljry u an
Amerl~an , threats only
jeopardize tbe lives of the U.S.
citizens in Iran," he laid.
Rel allO said th.t the Shah of
Iran 11bouJd be returned to Mex-
ico as soon u possible to help
reduce temiom.
... at a sf:eal
50%0ff
Regular Price
.
CeramlO Pottery . : . Closeout
~
Nit ... ~tioU for oChii'
muJUnatkiUl ftriill.
The abdueton told lleDOuld
Nd Bue.bell. Payne r9Called, .. w.
)Jave Dotbln1 a1atn1t 10• .. nonal1J.'' P.,.... a.owe.er, rn•led tat
the terrortlCa tb.Naa..d to ldU ~ two me U a nTolutlaeary
manlfMto wu not pubUlbed IA
major --~ in aa COUDo tri•. Pa,_ WM •JICICMtful ,ID p1ac.
lnl tb8 two-pace adverUMmeat papena•~-ln
tludJ.nc two papen 1n the Ublted
Statn -but WU denied ad·
Yert11iiu ~ in tix Ceatral
•me"rfc:fA countrie1 and EnsW>d. ••A ~ Loodoo newspaper
threw me out. Tbey said tbey
were not 1acUoed to YIOB OD
behalf of any terrorist orp.aba-
Uon, •• be aa1d. •
Bedcmao offida1I dee11ned to
reveal what the 9dvertia1Jal COit
t.be COaap&QY.
Payne 1ald be aent 1n,ral
employeea th.roQlbout tbe world
to collect c-01» a es ot the
newspapers in which the ads ap-
peared u proof to the terrorists.
Payne, a former Briti&b ~
terintelligence qent. called the
kidnapping and release an "e:s-
ceptionaJ" case.
The ne1otiator commended
the U.S. State Department Of.
flcials at the embassy in San
Salvador, be said, "were ter-
rific.··
"I can say I'm proud to be a
taxpayer." be added.
Company founder and Corona
del Mar resident Arnold O
Beckman w d the indldent will
oot "affect our operalJon at all,"
but ~aid t.be company will be
"mdte alert."
Beckman s&Jd be deplored
U .s. eovemment policies tbet
have eroded safety conditions
for persons wortina O¥eneu.
No IDOft Americana wU1 be
sent to El Salvador to work with
Beckman•• aubaidiary there,
APLAR, an electl'ollic compo-
nents manufactu.riq ftnn.
About 500 penona. the m .....
ty of them Centr,1 American
citizena. won at the fadllty.
McDonald was manaaer of APLAB. but wu dtM for r. aulsmmot abortly before ru.
ktda.apptq, d~.:f •bJeb a body=..... ._ ... " •Be-...... ,. "'
HONG mKO <AP> -"fte llllt
time f:llrabeth Ta11or ftliled
Hon1 Koq. abe wu tbe wife ol
Mike Todd. Senral bnahlidl
later. ti.le wife ol U.S. S... Jolm
Warner will be the IP9d•l swt
at a dinner t.oa.iCbt live by rum
magnate Sir Run Run Shaw.
The two.time Oscar wimle!'.
making her first visit since 195'7,
new in Thursday from Taipei,
where she presented special film
awards to members or the Taiwan ftlm Industry.
OCTransit
<A>sts Seen
In Billions
It wiU cost $3.2 to '$7.3 billion
in hipway and rapid transit
projects to meet Orange Coun-
ty' a transportation needs by
1tt5, transportation officials
aay
But that's cheap compared to
the hundreds of billions of
dollars Orange Countians will
spend to operate their cars dur-
ing the same time period, they
added
Th at 's the conclusion of a
$597 ,000 report presented Thurs-
day to Orange County
TransportalJon Commissioners.
Th e report offers six
altemalJves ror supplementine
the county's emUne transporta-
tion network. from doing nothing
to buildina a sophisticated rapid transit system
But even with the most ex-
penaive solution, the county's
blChwaya will be "over-
burdened" with the IJ"OWth in traffic by 1115, the report aaya.
And htflettm w1l1 escalate the
eoata of tbole llx alternatives
from ff IJAlliOD to '1T blWon over
the Dal 11 years, plalmen NY.
Even ao. the COUDlJ'• com-mut.en w1l1 1peod Dine Umea
tbat am01l:llt to l'un tbelr •tM.del. .... predlet.
Pl•n n will ntarD to the
COlllE I 2 1 m , Na.. • db flDa1
co1tdastGns and recommend•·
UOm.
-Dea= systems to ease t.be b10 ~ c concemratioos in
three areas : the triangle
between the Santa Ana
Freeway, San Die10 Freeway
and the Santa Ana River; the
Oran1e Cout from Huntington
Beach to Laguna Beach; and the
east Anaheim-Fullerton -
Placentia area lone the
Riverside Freeway.
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WILL YOU
DC 'NEXT ••• -
California highway scene. Large numbers or the billboards
have disappeared under the heavy assault or environmen·
talists.
But lo, the word comes today from the California
Highway Patrol people that the CHP will be taking to the
billboards a1a1n this coming boliday seuoo. ,
The CHP units won't be biding behind the blg
placards. 'lbey'll be on them.
Th1I press release Just struck my deak from the CHP.
Jt includes th1I display item in heavy black type, alone
with the Hlgbway Patrol's emblem. The attached text
declares:
YOUS GUESS IS as good as mine at tb1a 1"41nt. la it a campaign against drunken drivers? Speeden. To prevent
freeway crashes? All of the above? Wbo lmon?
Thus the Highway Patrol bu used an ace-old teaser
itmmick to capture our atteotion. It hartem back to the
medicine man wltb bis covered w111on and Indian
sideshow to help hawk the Malle Elixir
It flDda lta roots lD the clreaa adYanee man, who woaJd
bit town lD bis wrinkled cbectered ftSt. derby hat and
ctaar stub 1D the corner ot bis mouth, pumPlna up excite-
ment for the eomin8 of the Bll Top. .
,......,. Y01J CAW:!' •,AD U. CBP fol' trJiDI a
Um~ &NblkltJ .-.: ' U tber.iU't eaptlft oar lltteation ~ ndar, mAJbe n11 a..._,_,._,,.,.. totbeir bWboarda.
.. " .., ....
SI • :: a,. M •• " 11
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0' lfllnlrt 0..-1141 5.., ........ ....... °" •11l1J1flf ...... .....
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Iran Sets
Oil Export
CutOOcks
NEW YORK (AP> -Iran la
CODtinulnl t.o export oU bat hu
told major CUit.omen tbelr lblp-
meGta are betq cut back by 5
percent lD the fourth quarter -
and lDclultlJ olftclala are notaure
why.
The reductlom lD cmtncted
deliveries by National Inm1an
OU Co. were retroactive to Oct.
1. With all ol the reduction com-ma 1D tbe remainder ot the JeU'.
that meam ahlpmenta tor aome
oil companies would be about 10
percent lower than they were
earlier tbia fall.
Tbe cutbacks were confirmed
by British Petroleum Co. -
Iran's lar&est customer -and
by Exxon Corp., Ashland Oil
Inc .• Gull Oil Corp., Shell Oil In·
ternational and several
Japanese tradiq companies.
BUT SOURCES said they
dido 't know if the reductions
siplfled a drop in Iranian oil
production or a diversion of oil
to the lucrative spot market.
where those who have not con-
tracted for shipments buy fuel,
"I think it's the latter," said a
trader at ooe U.S. oil company.
"It loob Wee part of 1ran·s
continuinl Pl'Oll'&ID to extract
the highest price," said analyst
Eusme Nowak ot tbe blobnae
boil-. BbCll J:umaaD DtJ1aD 6
Co. lac.
1H TBS bOQltal. IM 1M1t
from bed... to becl 1trokJDI
people'• forebeada, tio&dlU ·tbelr
handa ... ~ .. -docfan t.o
erolaln tbe dblea1e•. .. •·0oe9 It burtt" .... ubd ..
old woman.
"Give me a smile," &be said
and ldaed tbe woman OD tbe
forehead.
•u. CAaTD and ber --toura1e fiew to Ban1kot OD
Tbunday on what the White
Hou.le aid wu an oftldal faet-
flndiq mlaaioo for Praident
Carter.
Speakiq to report.en at tbe
end of her -.mloute 'riait, lln.
Carter said, "it's llke notbinC
I've ever seen -it's emotionally
overwbelmtn1."
Sa Kaew'a aid coordinator,
Mark Brown of the United Na·
tiona, told her the camp la over·
flowing and new areaa must be
found to bouae at least 200,000
more rdugeea who an expected
to enter Thailand from Cam·
bodia by CbrlBtmas.
'lbe highway near Peninsula, Ohio belonged to the Ring-
ling Brothen-Barnum and Bailey drcus elephants 'lbura-
day as they were walked to Ricbtleld Coliseum. Tbe
move was a real "show stopper" u motort.sta drove pa-
tiently behind the bercl.
Blast Ki11s Figure
In King Slay Probe
RICHMOND HEIGHTS, Mo (AP) -John Paul Spica, a COD·
vtcted murderer ooce meotiooed aa a pouible link ln tbe 1988 as-
sasainatioo of Dr, Martin Luther K1ng Jr , wu lcilled by a bomb
explosion when be started bis car, authorities said. a ED ca OS s med l ca I "I saw~ guy <Spica) banging out of the car," said Wellston
cood.lnator Dr. Hans Notbdurft patrolman Nick Stur@ill. O<H? of the first people on the scene
said 75 percent of Sa Kaew's Thursday. "He stayed abve for several trunutes and was mum.
population la malnourished and bling. I bied to help but there was oothing I could do."
20 percent need special nutri· Both ol Spica's legs were blown off in the blast, police said.
Uonal care. NEIGlllSOU SAID SPICA, 42, hved quietly wltb bis
Mrs. Carter wu scheduled to girlfriend, But police said be was known to have been a recent as·
fly to a LaoUa.n refu,ee CaJllP at sociate oi a reputed St. Louil canal•nct boss,
Ubon -milM nortlleut ot Po1kre sllld tMr ..... ..,. _.. ..._ .. rauta to a mWl St. LoWs
... -...: .. , ........... to .................... , ... ~·· lllit0ftl:11111rtm.' 8Mon~;'ilif~ ~B""·=:: ~ OM..,...., •M II& U.. _.. k _,......a bomb cdl'lltalD-wwa KJDa R ~ inl at le..t 10 stl.eb ol dJna,mlte bad been planted belfleatb tbe
ASHLAND apolleaman Don y j and Qaeeu t. seat of the car. which was paned outside Sp&ca's apartment.
Lace1 aald, however, his com-;=:=============================================:::::===-....;; pany ls "encouraged by the
news" from Iran.
"It seems to imply they intend
to keep exports moving" follow.
ing reports that Iran apparently
bad baited oil sblpmenta, be
said.
Tbe Innian eovenunent and
naUoaal oil company bave de-
nied that e_90rta ceued tb1a
week .t the Kbarl laland port OD
the Penian Gulf, and U.S. IOV·
ernment and lndu1try
apokesmen aalcl lhtpmenta are eoattn•dftl
Tbe Ualted states lmp_orta
aboal ••..,.... tf 4111 ildb' from Inn. u .... to a~
cent otU.S. w:qt-..
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DAILY PILOT
842~321
. ••ne blllboard clepieted a
woman -boaad and bruiled -and 1mlllq, lootlq seducUve,"
aald Julia LoDdoa ol WAVAW.
Pla•••••9ea. ...
Fresno State University students rallied 1bunday to
protest the holding of hostages and the takeover ol the
U.S. Embassy in Tehran by lranian students demanding
extradition of the shah. The rally produced no viQlence.
Ban Sought
On Wall Foam
..... •DOCl'ION Ul'1.tll to ~ rated IDClif&uie.,aoam, .... .. •. ... •
medt1teb" IU1cbld bT ..,... ~en. a
SpobmnaD f~ tJIMt CalUorilla ~ Bril# •
AHOChdloa laid. pauap Of~ 2 OD~
state ballot Udl week m1y ~part a rate war~ boulna lenders.
The propo1ltlon '• pa11a1e bas allo td mOftl'.,. bakers -ftoandal IDltttatSoaa eh
ralle ...,-. from tmeston in crder to
mortlQl lolms-to diarse etarflDl inmbt MOl"tOll Jendiei"I ~ were frosen ortstnaffn.1 new low for bomebqyen becaatle
tbeJ .,.. preYeDted .,,. Cal1fonUa'• Ul1117 ~from dw'&Uia inore tba.n 10 pereeot for a loan. r
&\NU AND SA V1NG8 and loans have 1JPm
exempt from tbe law IDd lta iDterelt rat.~·
lluoa·llcDuffte Co. of Berbley, a mortc•1e
haQlrtq ft.rm with 5f brancbes. lndudina about.20
in C.utornia, llid lt will tmmedlately mah avaJla·
ble a limited amount of money for convenUopal
home loam at 11 'Al percent. f
The ftrm'• Soatbern Callforn1a braaeb w• tt wW bsft some money avallable at 12'AI percene
When mortcace Joan rates io8recf um nar
from a. liWe over 10 percent to a reconl of U lier·
cent and up, the mort1age banken eoWd not ftnd
investors to put money for home loana at only 10 per-
cent.
SACRAMENTO (AP> -Two California -~---------------
legislators are trying to halt the use of urea Facfol J Clear-e 5.....1-
tormaldebyde foam lnaulatioo in homes because or --..
reports that ttm.akea the residenta lick.
Fint PSA Damages Paid
Assemblyman Richard Roblnaon, D·Santa
Ana, told a bear1ng Thanday be wu asking Gov.
Edmund Brown Jr. to issue a moratorium until
· leglalattoo or regulations could be drafted to solve
the pn>blems asaoclated with the substance.
Aaemblyman Leroy Greene, D-Sacramento.
said be would introduce kcialatioo to ban the
material, wbicb LI fon:ed into spaces betweeo ID·
HOT TUBS
c.l1torn1a·a Lading Manuf.cturer o f
Fine Wooden Hot· Tube Announces
SAN DIEGO <AP> -The faml·
ly of a woman ld.lled in last
year'• colll1ion between a
Paclfic Southwest Airli.nea Jet
and a private plane bu won
$200,000 in fi.nt wroGgful death
award arising from the eraab.
A Superior Court jury de·
liberated only two hours in San
Die10 before aettiae the
damages in a suit flied by Frank
Lococo, a 52-year-old fl.sberman,
and bLI ftve children.
The El Ca1on famll1 bad ~ '2.• mllllca from PSA in damaaea over tb• death of
Loeoco'• wtte. ao.1ua, one ot Hf.~ tilled nen the jet btt • -..u-c-a and crubed Into
a Saa Dleao nel1bborbood
mlallt• IMfarw It wa to land at
Lbadblqb PWI.
ner and out.er walls tbrouCb drilled boles.
THE llATDIAL la also a compooeat ol parti·
cle board used tn mobile bomes.
( )
I 1111da£ae.,.e
SF.4TE LOS ANGEL!S (AP) -Three
_ _ inmates escaped Thursday by
all-voluntary plan la con.stltu·
tional.
The Los Angeles Unified
School District ta under order
from the state Supreme Court to
inteerate its ICbools u tbe re-
sult ol a U'10 rul1a& that the system wu sesre1ated.
•1m8terO&
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Bock 1lDJer Leif Gunu escaped in-
jury wbilD bla car rear..-ded
another on the BollJ'•ood
J'l'eewa7 and rolled down a em
baalrment.. aedoull1 IQIUltq a teen·aae pa1aen1er, the
Callfond,a ~ Palral re-ported 'DwndaJ.
cutting a bole in the bottom of a
fence at the Terminal Island
Federal Correctional Institution,
prison officials said. The lnmates, two of them
Mexican dtlzem and the third
from Modesto, apparenUy fled
in a vehicle provided by some-
one on the outalde but no
veblele wu aeen. said Peter
Hecht. executlve aaiatant to the
warden ol the priaoD located at
Loa Anaelee harbor.
AJtbougb reportedly effective u an lnsulat1oo
and DOiJe.prootlq material, the foam wu banned
in Mauaehusetta -effec:tlve Nov. 14, and la tbe sub-
ject of a suit by tbe attorney 1enerat of Colorado.
Robinson presided over a bearinC ol the Joint
Legislative Audit Committee where witueuea said
tu.mes from tbe foam seep into lM.ng area caus-
ing nausea, sore throat., runny eyes and 1ieepleu-
neas. TbeJ said many penom have vacated.. their'
homes.
CONSUMBU TEBllftED they were DCllt
wanaed ol the dapn of the foam.
Ezpett wltne11ee aid l'eleU'Cb under~ ep.
ll '1: ..... _... peen to liDk formaldebJde with ..... ~. and • • ~ c.-"*'9 ta a ptlfSlhllff;7 Ullll tbe aullltnce Coulil El:.~~~ ca-.;s;:t::::~~~l"aea
'l'hm"ICl.ly wMD. eebool IJ'Otmdl Inc. the mdola!• ....... manid -ftabt betwoeo two 1dCb llCbaol touA. tald t111a.. .,.oble..-~ fr'Oal • •1
.-1..1. --&-6-. a •~-an -·---tMtaUca. Beukl ._.to tiia
./floor••k , ........
./eot•lllc ......... .
./c111 fir"., ... _,,,_ $1495
All ACCmSOlllS A'f Al•• 1
fO'
Garrett's friend, Bowland
Wlakls, 11,~IM waa .............. br'a';..1:""-......, ~~ ~ .mpr:op; application bave Jll'O'ftlD aoc-llh•mPhirWMI!
M•tkmal <Jlt.y police said one ~c:eu~ful.~~--..._--_.~--~~~==~-·~~ ... -----. ........... .J ?:':."':. ":*ed:-=:; daJ .. .... Clan amt ol No~; lfo9pttal wtU. UD·
dlaek*9d~urlM. •
1*b ...,. ~'**-at
Swectwater lll&b Sehool
the Mai ncoat
by
London Fog
"lets you laugh at the weather"
Unmatched for the look,
fit and performance.
Zapel® treated for
rain I stain repellent.
Shell 1s machine washable,
plush acrylic pile
liner that zips out.
Coat is in tan.
110."
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OMNWt&LI
...... ~lhtft
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UM DtlOO 3%10 .. OMCrtnt 22>U7a
·'
Sleek body-rurved dresses glimp9e the 1980's glamour mood:
spills of jewel-bright colors in silken Qjana•nylon. Sensuous
one-shoulder dress has alluring f81tD011 front. want lllh, in
royal blue 150.00. Cap sleeve wrap dress has curved tulip hemline
and sashed waistline in warm fuchsia 96.00.'Sizes P·S-M.
At-Home Salon
' i .I
' I
t •
Jeweltone r1ches1 an opulent mood at home .
' ,
e~Bacldog
~y Backfifts
The outcome ot tbe tnv.U,atlon into cbareea a1a1n1t
~e state Supreme Court 11 u good an argument u any, against secret court proceedlnp.
It nelther completely dearil the court nor &D.11'111'1 tM
questicma ralMd by the cbara•· That's because the Judicial Performance Com·
mission waa required to conduct the "®Dd ball of tta in·
vestigation behind closed doon. It further was ~U>tted
from revealing the lntormatioD. t.Ut led to ita ctedaioo DOt
to bring formal cbaraes of m.bconduct a1aimt an)'
member of the high court. And the water wu addttional-
ly muddied by the statement of a commission member
that this should not be viewed as an .. exoneration" of the
court ..
As the comml11loner said, "The court would have
looked better" if the commluion had been permitted to
explain its decision. As it is, the suspicion of some sort of
backstage whitewash is inevitable, though probably UD·
fair.
The travestx began when Chief Justice Rose Bird
herself asked for an investigation by the Judicial
Performance Commission to clear up rumors that the
Supreme Court bad deliberately delayed maki.DI public
iU decisions on some senaltlve cases in order to belp U· sure her confirmation by the voters iA last November's
election. After five weeks of open invesUgatlon, Justice
Stant Mosk refused to testify 1n puJ>Uc and filecl a sue·
lawsuH tmt renlted JD elolure ot tbe b1••nce of beaJ1ala. ,# l
So .U tbe public knows 18 that &bl eomD\llaioa., for at.ever reasons, decided the charges did not warrant a
formal action.
The high court now canJo about its business -,
though with its image tarnish . But the public's doubts
about the whole affair have not been resolved.
All of which goes to show that the best kind of justice
is open justice. Closed courtrooms serve everyone poorly.
Bot Air Hazards
l County Supervisor Edison Miller was on target when
be warned that the Board ol Supervtaon' declaion to play
float to an tntemaUonal balloon race in llile Square Park ext April could turn Into a .. ba.UooDdoale ...
Miller, wbo apparently bad done .ome homework WI
me, pointed out that the city of Loq Beach cledlned to
eleome the 1880 event after wttms up •.ooo for
t ,..,... l'W wt leUinl ODb' '85,000 back from the ~....... . . \
Wltb fUDda for needed UDdertlldlli* in abort •unh', tt
oald be unthinkable for tbe county to 1et lnvOlved ID a
lmU.ar mooey.Joeer-not to mention the Potential JlabW· ~ II one or more of the bot air bal• tboWd ·mike an UD·
cbeduJed )alMlln1.
If the board realb' feela the event would benefit the
al eccmomy b)' brinl1DI vtatton to the county, it abould
t the very leut lnalat on a hefty performance bond from
p~tocoveranexpenaes-andloaes.
Boyd/Lights Out
•
GloOmy
Gue
Q91111naw_...aat
1aeaua1 oil •• Hid .... ...., .......
tbeheatcm•. c.v.
..... , .. ,$4 ···-... ....... ..,=,. ...... = ~~2~·
nperta break bdcb wUh the
aide ol the bud. A clleat
aak1 bow mucb force lo
pounat can tblJ deliver wltb a blow lib tbat. Ai mucla a
175 D0111Mta, aeeorclla1 to Himlmlc~.
~ feDOw, Peter Cal.a. dnaCdo. Wltll a Mt ol. ICUM uaa •• ,..1v~ ... ... .,... ........ ..,,
.,. ....... WbUfl of ...
llaarr:-atr -lor II cnu a '
IDOl't.
TRIS CENTaAL ldea of Prest·
dent Carter'• forellD policy, pro-
ducln1 111wmatlc American retreat. ll a root came ol the Iranian crlals, but it ii not coo-
ftDed to Ina; J1 bu Ml1*l J'e'V·
olUUoalse tbe •Ure Catbbean
· Richard Reeves
.
umm. Won u.. taa.o.w
of tbe U.& ZmbuQ ~ am
Department Clftldall prt ...
expreued hope to Am9licanl
be1r11nc tbe •Mb'• treat.meat th• • MCOOd operatloe would ... performed on the ah&b. 'l'hlt
would ... new evSdmee reveal·
in• •emdne, DOt coemetlc, w.
neu.
When Kbomelni demanded
the riibt to name Im own panel
of Amerieaa doctoc'I to enrnfM
the sb&b'• medical recordl at New York-Cornell Bospt&al the
State ~ did DOt lm· medlat.el1.., DO. TM ...,_.of
How Can We Believe
The Oil Co01panies?
W ASHJNGTON -It ii stating
the obvious to aay that no one
believes the oil companies
anymore. )Jut it aeema to me
worth at.atinl tbat fact api.n
because that utter and delened
lack of credlbWt7 ii at tbe core
of America"• cme11J _problems
-and at wbat la belnl called the crlais ID political leadenbip.
The United States must con·
aene enero. U we rejeet a
~ ....
tloa -and moat aaoe
Americana do
-then our
m a J o r
weapon
aaain1t un·
Americana tend to revere fair·
ness -lt ii, after all, preac:bed
as the underlying value of both
our politieal and lepl 1,.iems.
But, a lot of us reuon, there can
be no falraesa lD America as
loal u American oil compa.ies profit spectacularly while others
suffer.
The companies, of coarse,
araue that they are not prcftUn& at tbe eQwe of .. ~
COUUIDll'. Tboee IU ,.cml and UI pMIIDl pnGl.19erlMll, tbeJ ._,., ,.... made ID fantp
mark eta, are Jast to proftde
capital for exploraUoo, reallJ
aren't as big u they seem. etc.
etc. etc .••
checked Arab woo BELIEVES them? Who
oll blackmail should? What crediblltty doea
la the fact Exxon deserve? Tb1a ii a eom·
that we are pany wboee cbairman, Ctiftoa
the world's largest purchaser of Garvin Jr .• says, "The beneftt of
the UquidJold. The U.S. buya the~ prices was more than
one·tblrd tbe oil produced lD "--t hi--costs t both 1 the world. We mleht ))ave some OuM: .,_r 0 m· leveraae on prtce1 lf we could po~ and domestic crude oil
control our demand. Juat like us, But even auperfldal ~
the Arabi are ftnanetalb' Oftl'-reveala that Esson dellven
•Jttended. and a redudlon lD maiDb' Saudi Arablan oU wbicb
Amerteu buylnf Juat mllbt lt bu~iem at sJi a bu· foree tbem to face dM PNll*!t rel, to the szs.»a. =F-!IJ> IOID8 of!iSethelr ~ barrel beln& boulht bJ mmt Ullllp Ub ~rail companies. Hu aQaDe
an -.Id'.., botell, noticecl bow muda lower Ba· aDd diputliMiDt atont 1D tbe sea'• lldCl9 are tbu tlMlr com-
detert. pettton? What la baPOeninl to
that '5.50-a-burel aaYiq? Wbo
BVT NO ONS ca Melll to believes anyWna Ganlo SQS? ma• • ftlll& b9ek. •• .... Tb1a la a1ao • compan,J. Ez. nallJ accepl all effMUft eao. XOD, thattookoutadvertllemeDta
1ervation ~am. Wla1? in botb of WaabtaatoD'• a.ca .. our are watf J newapepen. the Post and the
6oa0t UdM taw•1 tbe 1'bole na-Ster. lMt lune an4 JulJ, 1Qtna,
IOD. I tldnk we are, lndlftdual. "Ill toUJ, we wtU •anb' u
ly and coa.euve17, an~ to mucl~rC'°ll• u we did lUt Ju. accept eaerlflee uale11 •• ly." flda. dq out bJ Rep.
beU.Ve It ii fairly Iha.red and Herbert Barrta ol Ylrlbda. were
dlltrtbutad. tha& Jez.a actua1b-cut ltl .iane·
Artlloppe
deliveries by 34 percent aDd JulJ
deliveries by 2IO per-cat In the
metropolitan area.
Then. when JU li.Des choked the city, the oil companies and
tbe Department of Eneru
blamed '"panldcy" driven fw
••topptq off'' their tanks.
LYINGT Obfuscation? PDllllc
relaUom? Goven:unent bleaial·
petence? It doHD 0t matter
aD71DCJl'8. ~ ...... -to baYe IMependenl oil l.Dformll.
UoG to b'p a ei•eo1aa f« ccm-
senatioa -or for eome aort of
natloaal effcl't to e1eape perm&·
nent bondace to tbe lords of
petroleum. forei1n and
domestic.
Like lt or not. ODl.1 tbe ..,._,,.
meat ta bit _....., to deal wttb
lbll lnlormaUon criall. Tbe ....
ldeot aboald emDlllr appcU&..
lq • ~ ad blputilaD
commh8'on to nport to the Da•
~ NEWS,MAlmtAI
THE CHAJRMAMCF GULF
OCL SNIS ALL mEM
116 PROFl1! CF ntBRS I._.... lS GOCI> FER us !
lion on what the situation ls -
and that commission should
have extraordinary powers.
Wby abouldn't "flying squads"
of enCineers, acc:ountanta and
expert.a of various kinds, maybe
even journallsta-on-lean, with
aQbpoena power, literally and
a.pJl7 Invade the fields and ac-
eomt ...._at the compani•!
Drill ~ boles if t.bey
have tor drain tanks, do
wbatner a.-to be done to get at
tbe tnlda.
Tlw tnO wtD 10 a lone way toward me...,., aa free. 1181be
Exxon et aJ are tellln1 the
tntb. llaJbe DOt. ~be we are
betni ::CS.:· But we ha" to ftDd oal . DO naUonal ~
•ram eaa work anleu it is
peree!•ed • belna fair, and we WOD"t ........ 1t'a fair un.leu ect
•Ul •meDDe can eonvinciDIJy
report ID llae natkm cm what tbe bell tbe ail campalee are real.IT
dotq to-. or f« a . .....
O.ateau la Po1Dpe '79 Makes a Festive Evening
quite ready. While you are wait.
inl perhaps )'OU would care for
somethln• from the vendln1
macbine? A trifle ol trufflea? A
pat of pate?"
"Doea it come wltft the tuolloe?" GlJnda whiapered In
my ear. "A.at him.••
llenrl (formerl1 Bank
Hubackm) .=-g up. a hue dl_.,-tlck dan~ from bla neck.
• 'Bc>Qjoar, maeUeur. •• ... ,.ict
handinl me a Morocea·.-md
volume. "Would JOU can to
be1la bJ ordert,q from our
famed Mb ctkm ol le1 ...,.. cit
motnr? We haft a 1"eJt ..
qmtmD that approac:bel • a..
olol"OIO bl qutib' ...
''WllAT'S ftlATT'' whllplnd GIJDda _.,.doalJ1. .. Motor oil •• I wblapered
back. "No... i told Heart, ••t
th1nt we'll 10 d1netl.Y to tM 1uo11De. And noae of that _., ••••,.a• d• mot10". We•re celebnUna."
Quotes
''Tben I would blPl1 recom-
mend the Chat.eau la Pompe
.,., .. uld Henri, bowinl lD de-
ference to IQ1 1ood taste. "ll ii
~. but lt abows promise -~~ nose, fl.De fln1ab and a t pdlalll. And altboqb it ii
merely a l1lbt Arabian crude at beart, I tb.lnk 1ou mtcbt be
amasett by lta praumptaom. ... ...
ftlAT DID rr. I tot IO canted
..., wttb the aplrit ol tbe eftD-111& that I ordered an entire mapum. "How wonderr.tt ••
crttd Glynda u Heart balUld. •boat, aerrtnt our 1aaoUDe.
"Let'• IO cm to a maneloul din-ner and dance tbe nlaht awq lD
aome dl.loot.beque."
I t.boalbt tbat a out Idea.
Then tbl Cheek came. We ..t bome.
Ab. n!L.U. •• WOdh it.-l u-· 1ume ,_.,_ lf'ttlni tbe aame
'""" .... It rout ...... Uoo. If 100 wereo•t. 1ou
wolllda't M »uiU tbole oil
compaate1 all-.tbat mou1, woalcl,.,
(Like United's coupon-only better!)
.
. Get them on every flight • •
Houston (Robby .A trport).
3 flights daily from Burbank.
3 flights daily from Orange County.
2 connections daily from Ontario.
The lowest fare from here to there.
3 connections daily from L.A. International
3 flights daily, including 2 non-stops from Burbank.
4 flights daily from ~ange County.
' f
r.asVegas.
3 non-stops daily hom Ontario.
4 non-stops daily from Burbank.
5 non-stops daily hom Orange County.
The most flights of any airhne.
3 non-stops daily from Ontario.
4 non-stops daily from Burbank.
5 non-stops daily from Orange County.
Tucson.
2 non-stops daily hom Orange County.
3 amnections daily from Ontario.
4 non-stops daily hom Los Angeles.
5 connections daily from Burbank.
1
IALTZ •elaOM N.ALHOMI
84&-2424
ColtaMeu
67H450
..a llon.S ... llOADWAY
WCMITUAlY
110 Broedway
ColtaMeta
642-9160 -
Collegians
To Travel
Two Oraqe Cout rw-
ident1 attendin1 Sao
Franellco State bave
been leleet.ed to study at
tbe University of
Pnwence ta Prance.
Sally f'lfer, of
Newport Beach, and
Rebecca Bmtrum, of
Fountain Valley, will
-both earn erecUt1 at
their home unlvenlty
while 1tudyln1 in
France. Arran•ementa were llUlde thrOup the
International Pro1ram
of the California State
University and Colleaes.
YMC4Sets
Fall Class ·
Fall classes at the
South Coast YMCA
beean this week, with
sign-ups available for
many of the eight-week
programs on the first
day ol cl.ua.
Reduced Fee tor moderate Income per80nl.
C81183&0810
From South County, call 494·7455
BST&TB 8.&LE OP
tlEWELRY-
CRYSTAL-
PORf!EL&llW-
BROlVZES-
CBIS&-
SILVBR ···-···· Lou of di.mond rinlll Ind earrinlll.
~d ch.i,., fine china Ind
crvrtal, bronzes. some fumi-
ture, oils, chendetiers, br•
temps, etc.
Nov. 9,
10and11:
hlll*tion of .. , mmdlald•
Fridly. Seturmy. a.I Sund9y
2 ·6P.M.Md7 ·8PM. Something for ~ryone
-from S 1.00 up. Free
admksion. Bank of
Amenc., Mnter
Charge. cJlecks.
some terms
available.
aewport
galleries ltd.
A4ialt d I ..... .................
at Dana~ Kartna,_....:::~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ karate for adults and
children. tot-om. becin·
ning aymnaatics and
aerobic disco.
For information, call
831·9622, or visit the ~ Y at 28078
" ' Getty Drive,
aauna Niguel.
Agency OK'd
SACRAMENTO (AP>
-Merced County's
Board of Supervl1on bu been •ppcvved u aa
Area Aaeney on AalDC.
the ftnt time. tbe state
hu sraated tbat status
under ameadmenta to
the Older Amerloana
Act. I
on • new 1980 RCA Ren'* Control ColotTrM coneole
MONEY UCK FROM RCA
..... tf'9 llme '° cllolMf' tf'9 luluy 8'd
oorw.lielioe of RCA CtwNLodt ....... """'* canlnll. ....... ,..~ ... -..$100 on wrt RCA colorTV ...,_. ....
..,_. McMA the~you getwtw. ~t.,,
.. 11t and~ 111> RCA wllt proof of~ \ltJu'I...,. a '100 ct-* tom ACA In ...........
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Cotta 11 .... Bay Cltlea Branch
of tbe Natloa.al l'ucblla Society
wlU ~ a pnmlns demonatra·
Uon •onday lo Veteran'•
Memort&l :Ball 585 W. 18th Street. CO.. )leea.
Tbe 7:80 p.m. consultant.a are
Al Oaterbuea. Carol Dasue Glady• and Cbuck Lauden·
ber~ Freet Woods, and Ira Let Brinl 1lck plant.a for help.
Plat table la chaired by Fred
Woodl. 'Aluminum chalrpenoa,
Maiteella Van Riper, 1'l1l accept
all aluminum lteml. Donatka b•l•: _&.,Pfft • 1tudent of
bol'tlcultare for one Mlllester at
0r..,. Coat Colle ...
ll&rJ Wanrtckl refreabment '
chaifptnOD. wW De Uatmd bJ Grau Price, Marcella Van Riper, and s .. De11tacllman.
Vtalton aJ1r111 wlcomed.
• SubJe$--ci ~ Bel Buah -manp to bald an arran1ed poae idinlr•:Jt for thl1 artltt•turntd· photo1?apher wbo ftnda 11 ., beauty 10 the very ao·
cesaibltt environs of h1I own baok)'ard. Thi pbotO ea· hlbit, "Backyard CloHup", mly bt Htn at tbe
Calilornja State Museum ol Scleiice and lDdmtry, E&·
position Park, Los An1elea, thro\llh January I .
Yean ..,, deJ»btnfuma were Introduced to tbe aardenl.na public as tbat • 'l'biDeoclY In blu.. •• ·
Todq. ltllla •· ldaar bolds true' tor delphlntam fJowen eome ta a myriad ol eolore wt .. ueb one u lovt17 u tM otber -&badea ol red, pink, lavender, purple, wb1te and yellow.
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DE LPIDNIUJI 18 a ~ 1nail belt lboulcl be lprMd afts
perennial tbat Dvet JOU ...wa1 eacb rain IO new llbootll wUI be
aeaaona of bfoom and t.Mlr able to-a llOOd 1tart.
bloom la breatbtUinf wltb tu Tb.la & a double duty beauty
abundant Dowen maaHd ln that blooma late 1prtq llDd late •l•1aat aplrellke font • WI .,,.._ .,.._ _. If ,.,. wat
IPlk ... TM7 .a.a~...... ii ..... -.. ~ ....... baekoomd ...,.~ mueed Jll foUOwU.. lllitaoetlom:·
a n.1Md .._.. and·m ltrtkbal • WheD tlae ... aboata eGIDI an container pbnta. 1n tbe IPl'iDs. remow .U but a or
Delpblntuma tbrlve in full aun. a of tile stroqest ad aPIU a relU)ar waterlap md feecttnp complete fertillw' aJon,.W. -tbe
and if you put a little bonemeal planta; bait for 111111 and malb;
1n tbe bottom al eacb bole before stake flower atalb early if it la
you aet out a plant and be neceaaary; atter tbe bloom, cut
caret.a not to cover tbe root back flower aplkH leaylna
crown, you cao be auured al foll11e at tbe bottom but wblD
tbelr eorgeoua flowen to adorn tbe new 1bootl are several ill·
your Sarden cbt• blp, out old stalka to tbe
PLANT IN TBE FALL H
delpbin1wm will offer Utile color
thla aeuon but they will develop
1tron1 roots to bunt forth wltb
heavy floweriJll 1n sprint and
sumaier. Wlnter cart requ1re1
tbat delpblniuma be planted ln a
ralaed bed for 1ood dralnqe;
South Coast
Club Plans
Yule Wreaths
South Coast Garden Club wU1
meet Wednelda1 at 11 a.m. at Three Ard> Ba1 Clubbouae.
Tbe lllOl'D1n8 MNion will be
de•oted to con1truettn1 1uc-culent plant Cbriatmu wreatbl,
Ullder the direction of Mn.
Georae Pelletier of South Lasuna. Jlemben are uked to b.._---. to 1ban. Check
the l>ullltbl for materiala, or call
Jin. Clarlel Green, '93-tae, for lnformauoa.
llemben are alao requested
to brtna a unchrtcb. Mn. a. v. K•lidall, ebalrman, and )ler
committee wtll 1erve deuert
and Coffee at 12:80.
l'ollowtnf lunch tlMre wtl1 be
a bualnaa aieeUD1, prealded
oYer by Kn. Oeora• McDonald, ~
Tb• afternoon proaram wtll
eon1lat of "Holldar Arunae·
JDUU" pnHDted b7 a local
floWtl"llq>.
1round; and fertllize to en·
courace a MCODd bloom at tbe
end of summer or early fall.
Weekend
Gardening
Checklut
• Perennlala for next 1prtna
and summer bloom can stlll be
set out from nursery nata.
• Lilies lend an exotic touch to
tbe 1arden. Be sure to plant
plenty for a 1ood 1how. Glve
tbem k>ole IOU and plenty of
dratnaae.
• Don't ruab on WUn1 dabHu.
Folla1e abould be allowed to
ripen off and turn 1ellow, or tbe
butbl wt11 be robbed ot enera
for nest year'• srowtb.
• When lboDPiDa for daffodils,
be aure to IDclude some ~ &be
novelty typea wltb two tone
cupa or double llowen.
•Start thtMtn1 about tbe l"OM
plantlnl aeuoa. It ltarta next
month. If you plan to reJDOTe
any old buabel to make wQ for
new Yartetiea, do lt now. Old
plaata are apeadable, and JOU
will matlY enjoy new Hriedee
tbat jou add to )'OW' 1ardea.
Bortiealtural
Meetili8 Slated
Wba a CbrtlUD¥. tree II cu&,. bnMIMI an
left OD tbt ltump, mlJUllS polllble tllle pod ol a
tree from the same root 1yatem. Tb1a dOel not dll·
turb the IJ'OU,Dd, ao lea land dlaappean from
erosion. Blrd1 and other wildlife find tbe
Cbriatmu tree farm a natural haven.
Winnen
nuT PIACB booon went to Beverly Boyd ot ..
l'oUDtalD Valley tor a Ir IOIB & I •Al lOM SID
frub arraiement and • Pine. • Megnoe6e
to Lr.di• laln&ta of • Ollwe • CHlpherw ~:;:;:;;~ -~:aj}uii:aPllT .... E,_..~
second ud tblrdJlace JtOOI O.W.1
.. 1r•ur lJth .... I......., It
for her dry nor ar· 714/llNJ7 s-..... c .. 1111-
ran1ement1 and Gall ml!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!~ Masy ~ Newport Beacb =
won a second place
award for frelb flowen.
Marilyn Tyler o
Newport Beac
carnered a third prhe
for her fresh arrance
ment.
ALL OP TllB atuden
are enrolled in a.wee
dry or frail flower de
SllD counel offered b
Coaatllne Communltyt
Colle1e and taUlht bJI
Lily Cowell Brtua. I
For furtber lnfonna-'
tion about tbe counea,
call tlMIU.
'Friends'
To Hear
Lecturer
BARE· ROOT ROSE SEASON =-FINEST
N0.1 6RADE
BARE-ROOT
ROSES
1
Giant hybfld
AMARYWS BULBS
Big peump '"'lbs to Dtant now. Large colofful trumpet
bloomswllt appear for
hoHdoy color. ..
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~--'708 ~ehrity-Status:
looks, which in turn succumbed to Cheryl Ladd's
blonde good loob. That's not to mention Cheryl Tiegs and Susan Anton.
Loni Anderson-she's the curvaclous
secretary on TV's "WJtRP in Cineinatti" -is
this season's favorite blonde.
Sales of one-Ume poster queen Farrah
Furcett'a likeness, like the flood of m-g•lne
coven bearina her toothy arln, bave but
turned into a frlclde-aloJll UM Oraqe Cout, atleast.
Note: Farrah mu.at hav, a more loyal
following ID the blnterlands. Her fiAl&inl
popularity wu reamcttated b;J a ncent polter
of her in a Playboy maautne pose (fully
clothe4. ol course).
l'l'8 'mB TOP an.ta in tile eoelt·to-
cout ~ ol ~ Qjfta ..... :M:COI ....
to Dela J:rtlch. m._.• ol tM W"*mlDlter
llallst.n. •
B1lt tbe GllHim!I 'CllarJW'._ Aa..a •pot far· ..............................
0 1w eat tw ,,,. Parnla hweaU .,.,...,, ..
aay1 'l1Da Jemll!QD, menepr ol tM Lacau
Hilla Sunset Home. '1"bey're not seD.iq weU. at all."
Altbouah one shop manacer noted tbat .. it's
the lirtl wM M11 tbe beat." tbe boJS don't do 10
badfla=-· o( teen idols SbaaD Cusid.y ad Leif
Garrett are on tbe doWDward 1Ude, but
Sylvester Stallone in a "ltoeb II" poe ii &till
popular and a bare·c.laester Erik Batreda.
Pooch on "ClllPs," appears to be the ~
seJ.lln& lllaa~'s .aale~
Farrah Fawcett
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PlJBUC NOTICE
PtcnnOUS ~HI ...... 11'AT11M9WT
T"4I ...... ,. ~ .. dOllle .......
PVBUC NOTICE
PecnnGUI IMllUfUI
--STATUll9NT
TIM followlftt ...,_. ere 0.1"11 ""'""": ' RAJA OIL COMPANY, 16711
0...-ivi.w Lene, HwlUftgtioft llN<ll,
CMffomla ~-I . Al ... l\IM. '4711 G.....,
Vltw L.eM, H11111t1191on Beech, cellfwNe
1:11 .... tll L. Mee4-•. U IS ~ ............... .......... GM..,.
PVBUC NOTICE
MOnc:eOf'MSAll .... tfOnCa M ti Ht11taey OfVIN
...
Btrr. RE ADDED. "It's really DOt much
differeot than the •ay the emergency room
operates every day. The difference 14 the
number~ patJents."
Tbe sudden break m emersencJ ec:UYtties
was abruptly sbaten by tbe tdlficatloa ol six
IDONpet ..... 1 ---~. Dr.~ .... -:.:•;. ... ••• tbe ~~-= =.... ~ ruahed pace.
"You have to put your eruotiGM ulde or we
wouldn't function as a team.·· be said.
......
' Ntumulgeon EdWln Amyea examines mah victim' ble Ot8V Wlfh'medlcal staff, •
from left, Barbara Schmuck, Gina Phillips and Julie Hall.
Teen-age Tease Ria~ . . .
With Dynamite Situation
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DIHY ..... ,_., ._,, ,....,_
Memories
Recorded
In Stitches
ti 10SL C. DON ~ .............
a.p 1alD U. i.om. ot Lei and Alma Mamaa
.... 10'8 .. dlleoYer • patdrwortl ol meaacmt• -llttnll:J. At Mr reeeat 4ltb w9ddlq am..,...,.,
tbe H•l'tt .. lleada eoaple wu preMDtecl wtUa a M¥9-by41bl-foot quUt, biter wot• with
• ladl.tdul ~ of traftll, nenu, nea· tlou .ad tile ailQple eelelnlioD ol eadurtq
frleGdlbiJJI.
T1IB QUILT WAS DSSIGNED by the
couple'• daacbter, Sandra Moeller of St.
Helena, wbo &Janed the idea from a maculDe.
Each ta-Inch lq\W'e WU ct.iped and leWD by
a friend or relative, and then ltitcbed totetber
by Ms. Moeller.
Some ol tbe frtendahlps date back to hllh
1cbool years, altboqb many of the band·
1tltcbed aq~ rem1Dd the couple ol tbe1r a1r
and aea traftla abrolld.
"Eacb little square baa mean1n1 to us,"
HJI lb. Marcus, 68. .
Sbe uld ber daughter becan the stitchery
project about seven mootha aao b)' 1encHn1 let-
ters to friends and relatives.
A scrap boot of all correspoode:ncea wu
also elven to the Marcus's, abowine the pro-
gression of events leading to tbe completion of
the quilt.
ALMA MARCUS WITH FRIENDSHIP QUILT
THERE AllE SIMPLE MF.SSAGES from
good friends like "Friendahip -The older it
grows the stronger it is," "Simple pleuurea are
life's treasures," and "Good friends are
forever."
Sir•gles Set
For Weekend
Gathering
Irvine's Successfully Sinele group la invit-in• hundreds of liqle ~pie to attend a three·
da1. two-Disht 1emlaar onr Thanblivine
weekend at the Sheraton Batel In Newport.
Nameroua worbboJ19 _ bo9tecl by leading
aatborMlel CID tpdq'I lln8Je ICllDe will be in-
t.enpaiiid wttb dlleo dandq, eoddail parties,
cUuen aml IPOl18 KU.W..
Tbe eftlllt. wltb optional lodllna at the
Slm'atm. wW nm Nov. 23 throqb 25. Cost r..,.. ,,.,_ tao to "5 for an lDdlvidual day's
nema to S1'5 for all three da,. lnehMlln• hotel room.
PGr man Information, pbODe 10J08 Lynn at
• _. (days) or Jo Bayard at ~ <eve-
Di.Dp).
0€C Students
Food Winners
Five Oraqe Coast College students re·
celved awanll at the 14th annual Culinary Art
Sbow Ill tbe Anabelm Conveatioo Center.
Tbe wl1men in the lhow. sponsored by the
Oran1e Empire Chef's Aaaociation, were Tom
Hollemtan, Duane Unkrur, Robert Fargo, Vic
Babbitt and Sandy Kanaebolo.
The top award in the group was captured by
Hollemteln. who won a sold medal for a ~en
terpleee carved from a banana squash, ftlled
"Noah's Arlt." · OCC baking technician Rudy Wittke received
two &old and one silver medal in ~professional
division ol the show in marzipan, bread and
Frenebpastries.
Huntington Reunion
RantiDltoa Park mp School's graduating
clu1 of JJl50 ii loottna for area grad.a to plan a
30-year clua reunion. If you want to join in, call
Bonnie Neeley at 981-5333 or Dick Bryant at
637...,(.
( Boroseope
By SYDNEY OllAllll
SATURDAY, NOVEMBE&ll
)
A&IES <Mar. 21-Apr. 19): Accent on
change, spreading efforts too thin, finding
where )"OU stand with "special" member of op-
posite sex. Popularity increases and so do social invitaticm.
TAVSUS <Apr. 20-May 20): Stick to facts,
leave speculation for another Ume. AQuariua,
Leo, Scorpio penou play slplflcant roles. Ac· ~nt on home, lone·ranae investments, buildiq
OD solid structure.
GBlllNJ (Ma1 21-June 20): Write, com·
mllllleate, aat quesUom, Clft full rein to in·
telleetaal curto.it;v. Member ol opposite sex cares ad makes Jt otmom to ,_. Quick de-
clalons. tripe, spbited dl.lemllam-an OD tap.
CANCBa (lane 21·1alJ D): You lean
more about IDODe1. co.ta • ...,__.. ud eoUec.
tiom. Family member makes gesture of con-
eiliatioa. Be dlplomatle, napUn. maintam .... ... .,
LSD (.111tr ZS.Aas. 22): DlllDe ....... -dll-dcle ... 109 wmt aad bow to olltalD tt. ,._.
away from Mlf-daeepdan. Oatn reallatlc Yiew ol
aituatiops, placea and people.
VDGO <Aua. Z3-Sept: 22>: Restrietiona ac-tually wortc to your advama,e. Know it, COD·
solldate uaeta. contact authoritative persons.
You can locate what bu been mluiq -you
gain behind scenes glimpse. ·
LIBllA <Sept. 23-0ct. 22): You get backing; aspirabOos are fulfllled as many applaud or ap-
preciate your efforts. You remove roadblock -
goal ia in sight. Spotlight on friends, desires,
favorable decision regarding license or business
transaction.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23·Nov. 21): Study Libra
message -you get chance to take a more in-
dependent, profitable course. Accent on making
room at top, imprinting style, ruing above pet-ty. "office politics."
8AGITrABIUS (Nov. 22·Dec. 21): Follow
through on "inner feelings." Put knowledge,
experience comes into focus. You are able to
successfully communicate, to bridge language
and diatan~ barriers.
CAPIUCO&N (Dec. 22.Jan.19): Budget. in·
vestment diacusaions are oo agenda. Make in-
quiries, die beneath surface indications. Ele-
ment ol luck, timing rides with you. You could
strike pay dirt. Sagittarian aids in uncoverine
needed data.
AQUAlllt18 (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Be aware of
possible legal loopholes. Check between the ~=~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~;;;;;;;;-.=::;:~-.· lines, study fine print. Accent on restrictions, • ChrisbJtas t:,~ts. special penniaaion and cooperative ef-
Ori • al S cul Pl8CF.8 (Feb. 19-Mar. 20): Buie requlre-gm Pecta ar ment for successful operation come into focus.
You gain tbrou1b written material. Read,
1~ucly. apply knowledge in praetlcal manner.
FIRST TIME EVER
SALE
C1l1brldncl ht ooenlng of
Thear-OWt I~ Palm~
Join UI tdr: ~
•A•~ M • 1~oft8119
• atl "*"' •alt_..
101.m.-ep.m. 0
Now at: The Vlnevlt'd 226 8. Palm~ Dr.
Plfm8Pftnge
Pier l'a l'amoua ThatJand Lounger
Plop down in a proud papasan Reg. 179.99
from Pier 1 and while away a lB988 e . Its rattan base and top are
stained to a deep walnut finish. A giant
cushion included tor comfort ........ .
Frame for pepeHn
...... Reg. ,.g,99
1911
w ........... .................
ANAllEDI --Sell --·-~ COSTA •EBA_,,. --....,....._ _,_,
GARDEN GUVE-Ullll a-_..._ .. _,
THE HARBOR RIDGE
GRAND OPENING
YOU)VE BEEN
WAITING FOR .
The Fourth Phase of Harbor Ridge
Estates. Magnificen t, view-oriented
condominiums in the distinctive
hillside community of Harbor Ridge.
These spacious homes, with spectacular
ocean or night light v iews, offer the
kind of lifestyle you'd naturally expect
from a community like Harbor Ridge.
A 24-hour guarded gate, private
tennis courts and a prestigious Newport Beach address.
Experience the view from our f-ourth Phase. You71 see why
these homes have been worth the wait. Harbor Ridge,
17 Harbor Ridge Drive, Newport Beach (714) 640-6776
Luxury condominiums priced from
$450,000 to $695,000. ~
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LEASE it
From Tbe Leader
WEARE OFF
TO A RECORD LEASE YEAR!
Benef;t From Our Pricing Policy
Select;on And Superb Service
Nabers~
OPEN70AYS
2800 HARIOl ILVD .• COSTA MESA
940-1100
\
T-mle L Wiie• II the new owner of Tnffl
Mart. a Newport Center travel~ 1pecl11ilint
in bu.alnee1 and pel'IOllal travel pWmi,1!1.
..,. De1koe bu joined Tne Data Corpontioll ·
of lntDI u manaser, aupport aervtces.
AMwm·8'1ne and Compaliy hu aD.DOUDced
the appotatment of Geeqe MeCaner, Corona del
Mar, aa vice president and 1enera1 Manager of the
firm's Irvine offt~ at 2111 Business Center Drive.
J. Robert Flaor, president of n.r Coqlon-
tloa in Irvine, is scheduled to address Oranae
County's Sales and Market:iq Executive Club
Nov. 14. Floor's remarks are espeeted to come
after the Certificate of Merit presentations to Orange County's leadin1 79 comp&oies by the coun-
ty's Board of SUpervisors.
Daaald J. Fike or Loni Beach bu been ap.
pointed vice president and general manager of the
Asset Management Division of 'fte KoU C.mpuy,
a Newport Beach real estate developer and
general contractor
JobD N. Hartsock of Westminster bas joined
The Koll Company, as vice president and construc-
tion manager. ·
Joseph W. Smith, director or sales and
marketing for Avco Commmdty Deftlopen, be.,
is the tenth recipient of the sales and marketina council's Max C. Tipton Memorial Award. It wu
presented at an awards dinner recently at the Cen-
tury Plua J:f O'tel. . _ .
SEE YOUR LINCOLN-MERCURYDFALER
THERE'S ASO~ BETTER ·
FUEL EFRCIENCY
RATING BUILT INTO
OUR L~ ING PIAN.
,,,,
5096im~ fuel em~rating,
yet more luxurious, more spacious than last year.
Sec your Linooln-Mercury Dealer now
t6()% lmprCMmflW In EPA Esmmtd MPGa1« W19.
'50%hnprCMmflW lnhWlwayesUnal'e Olf.f' W'/9.
-@EPAESt MPG •24 EST. HWY. MPG
•Compare this estimate to the cstimalcd MPG of other
cars. You may act diff ctcnt milcaac. dcpendjng on how
fast you drive. weather conditions and trip lcn8lh-
The actual hiahway mileqe wiU probably be 15 than
. the estimated highway fuel economy.
I 9111d Oii Qjj ... Wi cf ltlrdllrd qjra
COatll MeH, Ca.
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'l'raeioreade
Tractors produced at the Taahtent factory
in the Soviet Union form a aeemlnlly end·
less field of machinery. Parta_ for the. trac-
tors come from all over tbe Soviet Union,
and are assembled at tb1a factory where one i5 finished every 15 minutes.
AMC Alone in Auto Profits
DETROIT CAP> -American Moton Corp. on
Thursday reported eaminp of $10.S million for its
flacal fourth quarter, makinl it tbe only U.S. auto
company to show a profit from opentiom in the
July-September period.
AMC a.tao said it earned sa:u mllllon ln the fia.
cal year, a record tee.l mllllon of that from opera·
lions. The reat of the ea.rn.i.Dp came from tu
credits resulting from louea ln earlier years.
The fourth-quarter profita equalled JS cent.a a
share, compared with $26 million, or 86 cent.a a
share, in lut year's fourth quarter. One-time tu
credits of $1.5 million, or 5 cents a share, were in-
eluded in this year's fourth-quarter fllu,re; credit&
of S7 .99 'mllllon, or 211 cents a a.bare, were lDeluded
m the aame penod laat year.
The latest year's net income amounted to tz. 78
per share, of which 52 cents ~ ODe·time
credits. In the prevtoua fiscal year, AMC earned
S36 7 mllllon. or $1.21 per sbare, of which $12.8
million or 41 cent.a per abare waa one-abot tax
credits.
SaJes in the fourth quarter roee 22 percent to a
record $831 million, AMC aaid. Sales for tbe year
also set a record, rillnl 21 percent to S:U2 blllioo.
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It lt true that OD.11 bli oompe&del cu au. l\ II
today's marbt,plaa? You ~ beft •bans ttm. ••'dll ,h
a cate for thM tha1I ta tbe bomt 9pplluee lililllil&l1.. ,, "'
wblch Meml to bt a plae. ...... tbl Ulall oua ...
Sood idea can flO a kla1 way. ",.,
Threi ol the maJOr •Dllillacl ~ ol ,._. '"h yeara-tbe Owtnert toocl-proeerecw. tbt Mr. Co«•.eo'J .ir
fMml.Ur &Dd the Webtr ~ k.CU. were clneiopM 1u••
by l.Ddl¥idull wbo were~ the bis eo.rporate ~,,.,,
They invented tbeir
own products. they IHI!•
manufactured them Money '\ ••t
and they marketed 1 1,r:
Lhem. And .nooe, u yet, Tree bu aold out to • buae
corporation.
You can be sure
that once you or anyone else comes up with a product that ·•
ttarU to sell, it will be copied-quickly. But even then the
bll companies have not been able to drive out lbe small .•
and medium-abed appliance maken. ,,
M a matter of fact, wttb the except.loo of General
Electric, our ,iant companies ~d Jmt u soon ror1et
about the appliance business. General Moton told
Frigidaire, American Moton eot rid of Kelvinator, Ford
bombed wilb Philco and We.atingbouae decided lt would •
rather build nuclear reactors than refrt1eraton or
toasters.
ONE RESULT OF these desertions ha.a been to make
Cleveland's White Consolidated Industries tbe final resUna
place for a lot of fine old •PPliance brands: We1Unehouae,
Kelvinator, Franklin, Hupp, Gibson, Athens and
Frigidaire. White mass produces appliances under aU
these names.
The largest "pure" appliance C9mpany i.D the nation is
probably Whirlpool of Benton Harbor, Mich. It makes a
full line of major appliances: refrieerators, freezers,
washers and dn'en, microwave ovens, cliabwuhen.
Sales add up to more than $2 billloo a year. But ball of
that entire output JS bought by one customer, Sears,
Roebuck, which ls of course selling the appliances under
its own name (Kenmore).
THE IA&GaT SMALL appliance maker we have is
Chicago's Sunbeam. They make clocks and scales and
toasters-not the big stuff. Their annual sales: $1.3 billion.
Under S1 billion are a btmch of other companies:
Hobart CKltchenAJd ), Hoover, Magic Chef, Mayta1, Na·
tional Pr~to and Roper Oawn mowers, chainsaws,
ranges-sears account.a for 75 per~nt of it.a total saJea).
Magic Chef, heretofore known principally for it.s
ranges and microwave ovens, bas become a full-time
manufacturer by picking up discards. It bou&ht the No}'ge
laundry equipment bualoeu from Fedden and the Ad·
mlral refrigerator-freezer business from Rockwell In·
temational.
TAPPAN, AN OLD-UNE Mansfield, 0 ., appliance
maker. ta paaatnc into the bands of tbe Swedes. Tappan
makes bic appliances, raqiea and microwave oYeDS. un-
der ita own name and abo under' t.bae braAd names:
o •Keete • Merrltt., Kemper Quaker llaid. Now lt'a beln&
aeq11lred for S55 m11lloa by AB EleebGlmc ol Sweden.
Interest Hike Hope
Advances Market
NEW YORK CAP> -The stock market staged a broad
advance today, aided by hopes for a letup in cred.lt-
Ugbtening by lbe Federal Reserve.
The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials climbed 8.87 poi.Du to 806 48
Gainers outpaced losers by more than a 4·1 margin in
the tally of New York Stock Exchange-listed issues.
Late Thursday, the Federal Reserve reported a $400
million decline ln lbe basic measure of the money supply,
surprising many analysts who bad been expecting a sub-
stantial increase.
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THE FAMILY CIRCUS
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by Gus Arriola
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A 6tRL Na:PS AU. ~e WO< SHe KIN 61'fj
THANKS FOR
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TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROSS 5.C Scott
I Coated !>8 Balle! p0a
5 M1$1rell IUfM
10 ApplaJO 6 I S...
14 Vein 62 Gr.-n st\ade
15 AMI 63 Weight ufllt
16 -Turner 6' Aager\lfl port
17Eofle 6.5~
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20 Codi IQOI t7 o.ment
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2Ac.OUlll 2T~;
2'0.--'"' 27 8,-n 3 Oplinlol'I
30Pwt 4Umft
34"'-' SM• 35~ 88*11
38a...a 7Upto
37 ~<>nk a Antimony
38 T 9'ldlncy Comb form
40~ 9Cur\11
41 Owled 10 Cuslomer
42 F'llowl 11 Allirll
43 Very,,..._, 12 Col. lllbj
45 --13 Sidtklcll1 47 Clllno 19 c...tW9
employee• 2 t Preftll fOf
48 Tll epnere
49 Sult'°'O 25 ~
50 Port.Ill 2t Alberta c:tty:
53 ~men: 2 WOfda
Abbr. 27 Blc:1tonlc:
AN ALL-al' nan TB.All aelectioe
at Fountain ValleJ Bl1b In 1917,
<See CALDWBU., Pap Bl>
Rivals Battk With Playoff BertlUI on tlw Line
BJ SOGD CA&I.SON ' ... Dllllr ......... lt'a llaowdown time oa tbe biP
adloollocOeDfrcmt.
Two CJ1ldal 1amea are set ••aN. wltb tbe whmen wured
CIP-pla1oftbertbl.
At Onqe Coat Colle1e the
Sallon ol Newport Barbor and
Poatela Valley, tbe defendin&
C1' Bil 1'lft CoDference dwn-PIOD. colllcle at a. while Jena·
Ume rt•ala Costa lleaa and Mada clalh lo a Sea View Lean• at Newport Barbor <'f:aoY. For lb• 8allon, a •lctoTJ' .... , •• CfQ" .,.,,, bert.b and ..._.-a liot at 1b8r1Ja1 tbe
Sunset League cbampiouhlp
and tbe-leape's No. 1 md:r7 ln
the upeo~CIPplayolh. A lou would drop the Sailon out of a re-
aliatic possibility of third place in
tbe leape catapulUDI Foun-
tain van.,,. 1nto u.e pJayo«a toe
the flftlurtralght1ear.
The game matches Newport's
rugged defense, augmenteG by
the new.found combination of
quarterbact GUJ Parrllb and runner-recel ver-p aaaer-defeD.tv• back Alan Gaddis ••aimt peu-milacled J'oantaln Valley, led byquarterbaet ADd1
DeLaea.
De Luca'• prlmarJ rec.lftl' Js llark Yort. wbo hu c__.. 23
passes for 502 7ards. De Luca's
atatlaUcs include 80 completions
for 1,115 yards cm 151 attempts.
By coatrast. Newport baa pined
692 yarda through tbe air t.bia ·= Joana ln 1973 and '74. Fountain Valley hu won four
atra.leht from the Sailors.
c.ta •esa·Estuda U the lfUlteap of Costa Mesa tbou-tbeJ uw enoaib ol the I -formation wltb a tou1b
tallbact-orlealed, raanlq pme
in Bl Toro a week qo, tbeTre loiul t.o feel like U.,'n stlll iu
the ume pme tonltbt u l!:l&an-cla eaten with aa eatremely
llmllarllltap. ·
Tailback Bob Urmaon. a JUldor ......... d. . ibile IJltmd• MM!lm .-t.o ...... Cotta .............
••tter a. tJae fonrard .,.... ~-i......--. been ...... b7 a .... tldlb mucle. IU7 • ile.!. .... ln , ..... o1,.....a....~-~.-.-CGMla 'nm P,Jll"l..-..~!IL
Tenillilopw .. U..._at-
taek ID U... MIDI atJle M Lu
wWIU.4*11*'4--. ID two l&aita for U.. ~
Lm, ~ eompleted 21 ol • paaaea for 211 Jareb. After
Jle1a '• lou to El Toro, the
llut•DCI' bapea for a porticm ot
tbe Sea Vlaw cbamploublp .
bank cm beatlna Eatanda, tben
hoplq for au l!:stmda victory
over El Toro next week.
Weebn""'*M·Ed.lwt
The Qiaraeni of EdilOll tum
loose tailback lterwtn Bell
a1aln, this time a1aln1t a
Weatmlnater eleven that
features tailback Eric Wlll-
lnlbam and little else.
Bell. tbe CIF Southern Sect.ion.
leader in naahlna (1'1 carries for
1,255 l,a;::> and 1cortn1 (20 touch ) , la ln the same
backfield with quarterback
Frank Searer (72 completions in
120 attempts for 1.1'5 Jarda and
· 14 TDI), maid.DI Bdiloo a bi&
favorite. Emotion hu been a question
mark wWa P.dl1e111, and Coach
Bill Wortman u11: "Yes, that's
true espedall)' with ua. But I ibiD' w'ft tot that lleted. nm
ii a bla weei In terms ot ftDdlna
out w6elber we'Ve matared or
not. ............... la a fUmt7 team.
ne1 umbed Lakewood. a tum
wtdeb be8t l'amdaln V.U.,. ad
Loe Allm. Tbere la a m...,e
tbenwwlletw." L'~,·.::.t."=• wt th lfe•port llartliiir'. eo.c. Da•e Va Hoorebete'a Oilers
baWe lllOdMr ....... &Ida time ......
Vullailil" An-.1 .. , .. ,•-• aqa:.. ... a-
Deet. to ..... n..·c.n....... . l>UJl°"'"rmeat~ tn u etta11pt to dilra1l tbi va-
tq eq;w.
Marilla answers wltb lb•
leape'a No. Z l'UllDiAI back aDd
scorer (llm Ta1lor)1 qaarterback Sam Aiello aaa
several top receinn.
Ta1lal' hu pOed ap '90 Juda
OD 111 carries, and aeored 10
toucbdowm, while fullback Jlm
Warbarton ii usually •ood for anotbor 50-75 yards on tbe
ground.
Aiello, an opt.loo quarterback,
baa J)Uled for trl4 yard.I CJD 57
completions in VI a~mpta and
only three interceptiom. Weatmlnater'a total offense
appears to be WUUncham. who
baa lalned 5111JudaOD10 at-
tempts, a 4.0 a•era1e.
Marina la 1•1 for the year
and a victory would set tbe Vlk·
in11 up for a cbamplon.ablp
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................... MESA'S CHAIS STARKMAN FACES llTANCIA TONIGHT.
Ryan Rules Out Ret11rn
Ange/A No.t on Pireher's Slwpping List
ALVIN, Tau <AP> -Nola a, ... who became a free ...
after the lt'l't bueball ...... says be deftnlte17 won't return
to the Anaell and bu whiUled
hi. sboppUia Ust to four f.uml;
two of them in bi.I home state ol
Texas.
Be1ldes the Texas Raqen
and Boaatcn Altro8, tbe 12-JeU· old rlpt-bander Hl4 he 11 necotUdinl wttb tbe New Yort
Y ankee1 and lbe llllwauM Brew91W.
••ntOll !BS ftAND.cmtr
=.~~~ Uou md mo p&ae. n.. I
coaJ4 t.a ID7 f&IDU7 ml ... to UYlq there, I t..a ta.. ue
tbe four choice clubs," Ryan
uld from b1I home in Alvin,
aboat 25 mli. IOU&b of Bousbl. "I cWlrdtelJ expect to have a
float dedUoD wfthln tbe nut
two web. l!uU DUt week I've
1ot to ID to Calllornla to put 1D1
boUle an the marbt. ud U. l'~mbe real butJ about m a ftDal dedlion. ••
The and u otber teams
aeleeted ID ta IMt week's free
a1eat draft. bat RJan Nici a 1oaa«·ndt~1 b' con-flict wttla .. pntident
BUiie Ba bu ..... oal bll Pla1iaa wttla tM Aqela apln.
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enou.lb deleme $0 bold oft UM ln(ne · V.aquerO., 11.a. lo Sea
Vtett Leape football aetioD at
Newport 'Harbor BlP,
A eouple of exiled football players, Frank Kush and FA
"Too Tall" .IGOea ~ topther durinl hallttme at a Pbonix.S.S a-.ne w.ek. Kush, the ousted Amod
State head coach, Wlll be in Jones' comer when the H·
Dallu Q>wboy flghta his second boxinc match Tuesday
in Pboenix.
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Arm A NEA&·•••rscr 21-0 ftnt half, ~ at u.,.
fuuiblet ad b.s u 1Dter~ ln UNI Aeeood balf to t.be lad· dell11-aim Vaque:roe. :·weuve to learn to 1et read.Y
tot -~ ball ... ~ c.o.dl Cbuct Sorcabal &:::; "We
a1••11 Dlu much lD the teCoad baJI. but our ~ have to
be meaUlly ~r ·ln t.be ftnt
twoqurten."
Corona met everytbln1 &otna it.a way ln tbe flnt ball and
tbl'utmed to malr.e tM pine •
rout aptmt a --1ve Vaquero1
defense. The Sea · KlnO leored
t.bree times and bad'" anotber
called back on an llle1al re· eelMr~c.U
.... uri6 *'"°' o«em, eGll· 11DMd to acel la the leeood h.U, eaUaa up dluDk.a of time
wtt.b IOlll dri•a. dupite the
nW9ecoaa~.
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ADJ further Irvine tbreata
were thwarted bJ an ......Uve band of Sea K.tqa dilendln.
Sparked by Kevln Rudy, Glam
Ro1er1 and ao1er Roelle,
Coron.a Umlted lrvlne to Jmt
four )'arda l'Ulhlng. In tbe lint 4alf lrvlne bad minus als yarda
tbta1 offeaae and DO ftnt downs.
COaoNA SACKED Dt:AVllA I
seven dmls for minus O t"* wttb BoeDe dolq most of the :
clam•ge. '
"Roelle played a lood pme ;
for us tonight," Morris wd.
"He'a only a juniol' ud abo be j
bM miued tbe lat two sames :
witb e bQury."
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Tie· No Help ~o Sefthawks
The dllfeme eoatlnually pve '
Corona DJOd fteld poel:Uon lD tbe I deciclln& ftnt halt Twenty.two
of tbe 24 minutes were played in I 1~ territory thanks to a aoo· I
esiateot Vaqueros offense and
meager puntin1.
TB&EE RUNNING BACKS
carried the offensive load for the
Sea Kings. Chris Bri&ht gained
97 yards rusbina, Warren Dennis
had 87 and a one .yard
touchdown plunge, and Rob
Case ctupped in with 70 yards
and a one.yard score
14-14 Deadlock Hurts Playoff Hopes
By DAVE CUNNINGHAM Of .. Delly ...... Steff
While the Ocean View band
played its alma mater, head
foolball ~ch Ken Moats stood
on the field, smacked an open
hand against bis clipboard, bung
bis bead and muttered to
himself.
Hi• Sea.hawks bad jual beaten
Lo4J Alamitos in e~eey p{fenaive
catesory, but tbe scoreboard
said a 14-M tie.
"I JtJSl'·DON'T 81!8 bow we
c0uld posaiblJ make tbe .,1~1
IU>W, '' Moala sald after Thursday
rillht'a Empire League game on
the Westminster High field.
But because they salvaged a
tie rather than losint. the
Seabawks are still matbe·
matlcally in the running for
third place and a berth m the
CIF playoffs.
"A tie kind of ... well, it'a
better than losl.n&. But il'a one or
those thlngs you bate to see hap·
pen to anybody,'' Moala said.
''Our defense just couldn't set it
together."
Ol'PENSIYELY, THE GAJIE
belon1ed to Ocean View. 1'be
Seahawb ·be.t hos Alamitos in
firat down• (21·11), ru1bin1
Janla&e <m.J.87) and' PMl*na
Yard.ale (15M2).
But tbeJ atUl needed a fourtb-qaart.r toadadowa pau from
RaJ Kotler' to Terry Bachmeier
to overcosne a lf-7 deftcjt. The
~ u. ~ Oil • fOa:rth. ... tlan.
With•:• remabdfta m &be 1ame, Koata ftaured fib team
would Jet a cc;iuple more cracb
at aeo11Df, t0 be elected to IO for
a ODe•polnt CODV4'1'8l0Jl icSet, rather than a two-point play to
break~tie.
''Oua GAllE PUN W81 to
have Kotler th.row r and I tbiDk
be did pretty well," Moats said.
"But their defense took away
our slot back, and that limited
us."
KoUer had a big night. passmg
for 144 yards while completmg
12 of 25. He also led the team ln
rushing, amassing 134 yards on
22 carrtes.
Early ln the second quarter
Kotler connected with
Bacbmeler .oe an apparent SS.
yard toucbdown pa.as play, but it
WU called back OD 8D Wepl motioll~a..,.
THAT D&IVE eventually
stalled at the Los Alamitos 32·
yard line, and the Griffln.s took
over on downs. The nullified TD
was to loom very lar1e in the
final outcome.
During the closing minutes of
the game, Ocean View was
creeping into neld goal ranae
but Los Alamitos safety llike
Stamper intercepted a pass oo
tbe 23-yatd line with 40 aeconds
left.
Grlfftn QB Dave Baltaer went
for brote oa • ~ bomb. and
Bachmeier picked ft off to live
Ocean View ponealoA at lta
40-yanl line wU.b 17 teeODda re-malD.lna.
Kotler tc:l'alDbled for U quiet
yardt ail called time-'-TbeD Ocean View tried • pW..bencWf
eombtna&klD plq and. ~ tbe pua wu aoocS tor 14 Jlirda. tbi
baDdoft ... bobbled ..........
~alled a tie pme.
Baehmetm' m8de abt catcbes
for • ,_. ad one touebdown
to 10 ... wtth hll lnterceptbi,
•bile Doq lrvlM bolaterid tbe
nmn1aa -.et wUb 57 yuda 00
1e Curiel ad CIMt touchdown.
Lot Alamito.' bil IUD wu
Tom LanOHn, who 1a1Ded 108
yard.a ca it cam., tncludlq a
U.7ard bftakaway nm for a ........ .,. . .,
PREP FOOTBALL. -sbowdon wttb Edlaon, provid·
inc J:dllan ia suceealul ap!Nt
Weatu>lmter.
Lapa Beao.S.a Clema&e
Latuna Beach huo't beaten
San Clemedte lD th lut n1lle atarta lince tbe 1918 Crestview
Lea1ue cbampionablp aeuon.
altbouib the Altiata did pick 'IP a tmeit wtn lb un.
Both team.a u. J..1 1n SoUtla
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touchdown in the Uurd quarter
The Seahawts' Lance Gilbert
broke up a couple of passes 10
the secondary and completed a
10-yard. first·down pa.5s on a
rate punt, while the delemuve
sta lwart wa s end Daryle
Rowland ~
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Corona's other TD came oo a
43-yard aenaJ from Clay Tucker
to Kirk Swarthout. Scott Swan
added three conversions.
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CAJJ)WELL. CAUGHT UP ••
CalchNJl ,,.. ~ bJ ta.
Sua Derill, aloe• wttb CIP'
PIQer ~ a. Year Wlllle Git-t... CaJft:el1. wtda alDe aadal UM Muon; .._.. ID tlMt ddwlve
tNDcbe9 for ASU, and Gltteaa,
after ..... llddh•d wttb • ldp-
POf.nt,w in tba tJWt a.de pme, la . ..,.... to be beet fD tbe •tartma llneap SaturUJ aptmt
UCLA.
Al for m•klnc it ~ the eoDep
raakl H a membe~ of the
apedaltJ teama ID bls. tresbman
1ear and •• a 1tan.r u a IOpbomore, Caldwell IQI tbe
traMlticm from blcli lehool bu
been more IDlllUl than phyDeal.
0 1N IDG8 IOIOOL I could
play pretty nekle11,'' aa11
Calclwell ... Now • .apedally • a
IOl)bomon, ~ rel1 oa JOU to knOw wbat'I -... CID, to Dow
wiUa tbe defenle. For IDe, It'• simply to read my man (the of.
feulve blocker> tlleo play the
back."
RYAN •••
DesDite the SUD ~ macer· · taln tutare witb Rose Bowl
bopea Yanhbed and elPt other pla1en po11tbl7 lneU1tble,
CaldweD ..,. .be't not IOl'l'Y be
cboM Arilona State.
"l loYe it bere," ••Y• Caldwell. u1 consider tb1I my
bome ad I coeldn't be bappAer
aa1wbere elH . . . es.cept
there'• no ocean. But tbe oeeu. it will always be there... .
And for Arllona State oppo.
nenta, No. 50 will alwQS be
there, too, at leut for two more
leuoat.
Rams Re-sign
Ricky Odom
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nounced Tbanday tbat they
bave re41cned defemlw beck
Ricky Odom, wbo bad been
placed oo waivers onlJ a day
earlier.
Tbe 1l1ntn1 came about
becau.e veteran defenalve beck
Ken EWa auffend a sroAn bQury
ta practice Wedne1day, a
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ll comfartable iD. '' waa deat1nated aa waived· ' •
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Tbe 0nnp C0UDty Fall Fair ia IOiDC oo fu.ll 1allop Ill
the Los Alamitos Race Coune from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. da1r
ly ancl 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. weekends tbroasb No•. 22..
EntertaiDment, beyond <the bone raclq at 0000 each
du. will haw a COUDtry western \heme tonight throutb
SUDd.*7
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i . --Tllia 1eccad Glu!lnl SeUQD .. of Lot .U,elea
Pbllbannomt Orcbeatra performances ln
· Oruff ~ ~ ltart at 2:3> p.m. SUnday,
Nov. Ja. Tbe program will include Beethoven's Sixth
Symphony (Pastoral) and Dvorak's Symphony
NO. 7, probably the 19th century Czech com·
~et"a most draD>atlc work, toe which maestro ctno *'11• Glullnl ))as beai wtde17 accl&lmed iJl tfye and~ performances.
AU. ~in' eoaeeril ol the Oranp Couoty
Ph'Dt• e ~·· 197NO 1WOD will be pre.-wd fJi $be Santa Alla Hip Sebool A~ UDW. WaJ.Dut.AYe . . dfallat ,.,.._, Ida term • tbe elChtb dlrec-
tor ot1be Loa ,ADI~ Pbllbarmonic last year
wiQl '°"" i-forllt-. I of Beethoven.. Ninth SympboQ, one Of wbleh waa t.elecut live ~ tbt1hdted States ud Europe.
EXTERIOR Of LANDMARK PASADENA PU~ UND!RGOING Rl!NOVATION
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POU-aoc:k ••coa°"Uu. gvtUtmt Md IOftGWTtter, Mnot\,.
Wiii perform at two sofd.out Erts n7:30Md10:30p.m.~ -.
Orange co.st Colteae AUdltlil " Any .v•ISeble tkkets Wiit .... _...., ....,
"GLASS MENAGERIE'' ts being
PAMftted at I o'clock tonfght Md s.mw-Av Md Nov. 15-17 In the 50utMrn c.1a,.
form4t College cafetierJa. S5 Fair Dme, Cost. Mesa. The script Is bMnded with
Simon end Garfunkel musk In this produc.
tlon directed by Chuck Roweff. Tlcttets
cost $3 ~at, $2.50 studlnts.
''THEATER IS NOT A Four-Letter Word," a free progr.,,, of
scenes from pe>pulM plays, wttl be act8d
at the Newport Theater Arts Center,
2501 Otff Drive, Newport BMdt et 1:30 tcJn'9hL Artistic director Gn90I r a.ctt uya•ewnlfto wttt be•...,.,.,°' the corritng season.
"CALAMITY ....... H st.rrt Dorfs
Dey Md How•d ~1• ls the~ of 25 2' claalc fttms from wwner 8'os.. tD •
IMwft In• •ven w.1k festlv.a • tM Wilshire ThNter, 205 w. Wilshire Aw.,
Fullerton. That movie plus the orkllt•, uncut version of ''CMnefot'' wtth '1-.sa
Redgrave and Rfdtard Harris wm be sltoWn
tttrOUQtt Seturdlly et 1 t;:;;.AIMntvtw of Robin Moor Md" of._ UgM
Brigade'' wlll be shown NoV. 11·14. For
more dltalls, phofte 52S-S171.
THE "DESERT SUN" TRIO
Wiii perf«m vocal, flute Md~ ou•w 9'Mlc et 2 p.m. Sundrt an Turtte
Rock Community Cef!t!~t.! Sunnyttlll Drive, lrvlne. AdmllSlon $2 ~ $1 tor
dtlldrw\ •_.., mtHtary.
Robert Macntu1btoo of .Jrvlne rehearHs a acene
from ''Critic .. Cbolce" wttb
Eve Arden, one of five
HollYWOOd ~ TV stars In
the fut-pllCed comedy betna
staled at UM! Loq Beadi
Center 1beater throu&h Nov.
25. Tbe young Oraqe Coun-
ty aet.or plays the IOD of the
mlacb{evou• critic,
portl'Qed by Ed Nelson. For
Ucket lnformation, phone
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NIWA.JO WEAVING
Each ~ d'W!f~ are tewtr wtao.ings proclJc:.ed by 1ne .MdflC!d hnls
d Na\lap womM. &,-the ~ll 2000. ~ rnilY be"°"' ..... Ew.y rug ..
Sn1liitl or Uirgr. ott 0t new, ts resrai ,., It ., 01r trt d ttw l'e4ljo WUlet.
~POUT~TMeSMoe
... ..... ~~'Tiie'**' t 11 s•uw •• ....., ..... nnt ••• Md, NcW. 1 .. Ot•• COUfttY mountain commuNtY of Sltwrado. Events smrt wfth • par.cte at t •.m.
with musk Md dancing coi111tst1 Md
tnteHUonlll country t•r gef'MS tlW'ouahout
tile ay. Alf In westem OIM'b edmttt.cJ ''"· n. , .. , ls oH s.nttago canyon RMd, soutMnt of~ Avenue Md
nof1lt fl EJ Toro.
HARBORUTES aiAPTER
Thia td •ltlttee ~tom ••*'9 of""'*-' fun Monday 7~ p.m. Now'erftber 11th,
15791 Bulhlrd, fountllln Yllley, Help U1
welcome b9d< our own S. Vtn Ander Mae ~ Info: 567.-a
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to team about:ttre world. Re attempt.a iioidiering
for bla fatblr and ftnda there is no llon in bat·
tie. Be tttea beina,a ruler and d.lacoven bow bis
noble Prtncipall must yield to comp~e.
Be immerses himself in su until the J>Oinl
• of ,ftballltlon. "*91 .,to revoluti09 and f1naDy is
Atwaya Modertite PYtcea For
LUNCH DAILY• 11:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.
DINNER MON.-SAT. 5:00 P.M. to 10 P.M .
CHAMPAGNE SUNDAY BRUNCH 9:30-S:OO
DAN DAMON
and His
"Music Not Noise"
Keyboard Orchestra
For Your Dancing
And Listening
Pleasure
Tue. thru Sat. • 8 to 1
1iveo a Ctdee between a ~.ap ~ blue-of. •lo'L~:r peaeetul, UDrieatful marrtace. Pippin UuouO JU voy• of d.la-
covery ls • Ju.rich, the \riae-eracklnl hieb· ateppt.na Leadin1 Player allD1PC for 'tbat spec·
tacular combustible elld. Rieb~ Fehrtnt is
seen as t.be debonair Zmperor Charles who
swears he'll brtna Cbriatiuity io the entire
world ii he baa to kW everybody in lt.
SllULONLEE MCLEAN plays Berthe,
Pippin's lively old grandma whose rousin' stng-
along with the boys la one of the show's big mo-
ments. Juli Burkhart portrays Faatrada, Pip·
pin '1 coonlvinl Jtepmotber aDd ber simpering,
oarctlllatlc, w'"'11or aoal, IAwts. ts played by
David Eby.
Et Volla - 'we are now' oP'en for unique Sunday
bnmcb, tastY lGncbet and Soun:nef dtnoers. From the
&reaat ol Chicken "En Crou~" t.o the fresh salmon. "Paul Bocuee", from the delicate aauceis of 1>Ufe white veal "Nouvelle cW.Jne" to the.Down t.o l!arth
Lamb Shank De ToulouA, C1aa Laut.rec bctnp YoU
the art ot MW cooker)' at r'MIOftab\e pri•· lo tbe codest ~~re. A BJeat.ot.
m O .. Gl!f~ Puacleoa Commwnty
Plano.. wu lom•tD 1117, in a low-brow
burl-..·•audnWe;IDo¥le boale called The Savo9. rt was beaua by aet«~rector Gilmor
BrOQ ..... tou.rtna sroup of Shakespearean a~ fC) lmpnued Paladtaa theater-goers
th•t Wal persuaded to 1ta,y.' dld-wlW bis death tn Ula.
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AS blaECTO& A~D producer or lbe Play~ llrown ~ed JQ playa durin& lhe
fint eiPt years, And becu tbe theater's policy
of p~ prein1ere 'performances or the
work.I GiJhdlne ~~plays by new
dramatlsti.
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GINO GAUDIO ~,._.'11>'1
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LINDA Mc CLURE ~.tJ-,
1>t'9Cted ~ music bv .~ lrUC• RICHARD RODGERS
lvrabv
ln 112$ the Playhouse moved out
cramped SaYOl'-it bad creakina cllaln
leaky root-andtntoitl presentbome.
ADd altboqb it's •aid you taD't apjp.. the frieQda of the P119+na r.mYDlllll!Y!
are det.ennined to prove that wroaa.
'"TllE PIAYBOVSB wu atoae tilbe •of Amen~·· •eacHa1 theaters," aaid ROt.bdiin,
"but coast importaally tbe beat edu~atlofal
tramin& ~am ln the country. I C
"It's Coin& to take a areat de.al of tim4fd
erfort and. o( course, time and enerc ·~to e Playboule baek to its rightful position aa a d·
ing American amtituuon "
While Rothman says their initial pl · i:is sound. he believes that an the months to e
"we'll see that there is going to be a great d al
of developmem and .refinement of our ib al
ideaa u well u the creation of much. ra\kb
more."
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RESERVE NOW
FOR OUR
CALIFORNIA
SUITE
By Neil Simon
Tlaaaksgiviag Day
Perlora1ace
DINlfEI 4 P.M. SHOW 6 P.M. 1
Remember those great Thanksgl\ting dfnners you enjoyed so much?
The Newport Beach Marrrott invites~ to have an Otd Fashioned
Thanksgiving turkey dinner witfl us. You'U be carving your: 9wn turkey lllak~tb Cby 'ii
and the leftovers belong to yo1.4.
Our holiday entertainment will.be the
famous Marriott twin pianos.
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FOf' Information and reservatl0n6:
PhOl'le (71 ·~ 64<MOOO EicL e 100
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For AChadey Browm _ :tf
Old-Fashioned Thanksgiving Family~
. Celebrate Thanksg1vmg wtth us in a warm and friendly atmosphet;.
Partake of sweet apple ctder. assorted relish tray, cnsp mixed-green r •
salad. hot sourdough bread .and. of course, tender a(ld delicious roasiki
young Tom Turkey with sage dressing. giblet gravy, and cranbeny ·4,
sauce. Family·style whipp'e(i p()tatoes. candied yams. honey glazed~
carrots. and peas and pearl OlllOns too. And finally, fJeShly baked _ ~J
pumpkin pie. trviy a repast flt for hungry Pllgrims ... and priced most!t
prudently. Additional entree cftbtces ava1lab6e. • .
R~abons accepted. Credit cards wek:ome.
ChAdren u,.-12 $3.95 Adult $7.95 ' -.... ' ~araw..
ieteO Beach lhd. Huntington Beach . --~-2 ,_-----.
lorry, we cannot accommodate small dilldren.
7th STREET and TUSTIN AVE COSTA MES~
: (betdnd IAC'X·IN-DIB-80X)
' ,Monday thnl Saturday -11 Im til S pin
.
.. Sprlai Awakeala1, '' "a elilldb6od
trasedy," ~1. German pla7wrlabt Prank
Wedekind. wQI be ~ bJ t.k Sehool of
Fine Artl at UC fritne, Wednel4a7 tbl'ouih Saturda.Y, Nov. 1•, 16' ti, 1'1 1D ~ Y1ne Arts
Villas• Theatre at• p.m . .\ctmteeLgn Iii $1 ... .-..i. '3 fOr lbldeotl. Wedeldnd'a pi.7, publt....., ta 11t1 and l>l'O-
dueed tn ~. wu .IODI MnNC1 .. obleene because of tta npUelt theme: the •••ual
awuenln1 of adoleleenta ta • comemporary
German town.
TllE ClllLD&BN'S eoafaDoD about senal awarenea and bebanor, la aaravated by tbelr primlJ ~m•nclecl .,.,.a, and tbelr im-
beciUe ICJmol:muten, an of wbom are responsi-
ble ~~e::*"~~~. dlreetor of the
production'• 17-membel" eat., tbe tbemea are
1Wl topical.
.. 'lbe play explores the reladoaabip between
individuals and their communlUes, and tbe COD·
sequences of ignorance, censorahip, and tbe
repreaicln of the Individual's right to know and
to free dace," aa1d Cburdl.
•-nm PLAY 18 particularly cha1lenctn1,
not only *•me of the aexua1 npllcitoess of
some al the acenea, but also *auae Wedekind
structured the play ln three acts eoaatsUnc of ~
short. epUodlc, and oceaaion11ly ~a1meated and ltytized scenes.
"Thil naturally leada to problems in mak· lna the action and sequence of events coherent to
theviewlnaaudience."
Cblll'Ch joined UCl'a drama faculty this fall
af.ter compWiq h.ia MF A ID diNCtinq at UCI.
Trained ai the London Academy of Music and
Dramatic Art, Cburch'a profeuional
credits include aeveral yean 1D repertory wttb
the Bellrade Theater, CoaftlltrJ, Btcbmond Theater, &Dd SU.rrey, amoai otben.
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•PEKING •
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CUISINES
N• ne banauet fac1ht•es.
gpectal buStness luncheons.
tC>eC•el ~nt on food to oo
Open 7days
675-2420
810 E BatbOa
Balboa
On the Peninsula
A Dining Experience
Beyond the Expected
Your Javonce cu1smo: steak. chicken.
seafood. delicate soups. claSSJcol salad:;
prepared to please your po late. Sorved In
the ombienc:e of most beou11Jul onentol
sunoundinos. Make your reaorvotlons now
for a truly en>oyobla d1nlnQ exporionce
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TN8 COLOllPUL COLL•CTION or• -..-... .• twtoeors trr 1e.11en •
bor'ft Mita $1111 ne. now "'-'"9 et the
LllW ~~of Aft, lncluctu
ICeMlfNm Y~ aft4I C.Utomi.. MMy a,.IMwft In tM MW~
"Se ... ''~an Mstorlen Donelson Hoopes. FNe.....,., ttours.,. 11 :31
to 4:30 d911y eicept Tuescs.y et "'11
Cliff Drtw.
P••CllPTIONS Of' al!A NITTU!S' dreMtS Md memor'-s are pnsentM In senslttw c:ofor's In the dtSl>IQ Of her work In the Orange Coest COiiege Photo
Galltrtttlftmorwtt.. TM gallery, In the Fine Arts Bulldtngon the Costa
Mesacampus, lsopenl to5weekdays.
NOTED BRITISH ARTIST,
Harold Cohen, wUI s~k on "Imaging"
at 1 :30 p.m. Wednesday In the Graduate
Center, as part of the Art and Artist
Lecture Serles at Caf State, Lona Beach. The art"119Mt'atlng potentlel of the com-
puter has dramatically Influenced his
latest wortts shown Internationally.
SCULPTOR ROBERT ORTLIEB,
whoSe stone, terra cotta, rare wood and
bronze works have been exhibited In 80 m~ wm lecture when the Costa Mesa Art League meets at 7 p.m. Thursday,
Nov. 15 In TeWlnkle Middle School,
3224 N. Caltfomla St.
'~comedy to cheer about. It's just excellent."
ow)
NOW PLAYING
UA TWiii CIMIMAI "'1tU ,.,.. Dlllft·I• lDWARDS' MISSION
Wntminster 893·130!> Buena Park 821-4070 llUO Mall C:ltlUH IMA 'LAZA C:UllDOtll MISSIOll Vttto 495-6220
8ru !>29·f>339 Olange 634 2!>!>3
DWMDI' llWPORT c.111 Nty;pOO 8MCll 644-0nQ .':.":°~
CMILDRl!NANDPARl!N'l'S
aretnvttedtodrawonfour10-foot weather balloons which sculptor Richard
Beenan wltl Inflate from 11to2 Saturday
at Fashion Island In Newport Beach. The
balloon will be slowly deflated and cut
up, resulting In miniature drawings
for all participants.
PHO~OGRAPHERS WILL BE
featured at this week's Friday Nlgt)t •
Art Talkatthe Newport Harbor Art
Museum, 850 San Clemente Drive, Newport
Beach. They will meet with the public
from 7 to 9 with games of chess,
checkers, Monopoly, Scrabble or back-
oammon and music also avail~.
GRAPHIC ARTIST SUE KRAUSE
wilt demonstrate etchlng/embossment
techniques at a ladles' tea from 11 to 2
Wednesday at Haggenmaker Galleries,
11HUMAN, ENTERTAINING
AND DEEPLY MOVING."
-Oene Shallt. f'IBC·TV Today Show
.. OIUOl'f, __ _ --o·-r ,,
372 N. Coast Hlahway, Laguna Buch. Phone ~2675 for reserv.uons.
"HARBOR REFLECTIONS"
Is the title of Bonnie Gregor f's exhibit
of marine paintings and prints this month
at Saddlebeck Savlnos and Loan, 2620 San Mi9WI Drive, Newport Beach. Hours
are 9 to S weekdays, 9 to 2 Saturdays.
WHIMSICAL, STUFFED CHARACTER
dolls by Janice Robt> and Illustrations
In watercoton, pastel, pen and Ink by
Randy Chewning are on dlsptay through
Nov. 16 In the California State Univer-
sity end Colfe9es headquarters, a
Golden Shore Drive, Long Beach.
THE PIRST TIME.
IT W'U.L DAZZLE YOUR SENSf.8.
TBESF.CONl>TIME.
YOU'LL SD rr 1'0ll TBE PlllSTTIME.
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JILL ClAY8UAOH IN
DUWtOO HJnOLUCCl'S
"LUNA'cR• OU\'.lf.1""1
MICHAEL DOUGLAS .... ,1111 "
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aoc:::s TENDl!NCIBS remalll with "lt'a
lri&bt For Yout but the bind ii at Its belt on
dUetraekana ''Walldnlontbe llOOD. ''
'SURVIVAL' A RUOUNDtNG Rll'llllft
80b....., Ploolelma Uberdon
the Police are In position to mature musically
and develop a more 10lld followtni.
In the ind, that tramlatel lnto lOD1evlty
and credlbWty. I'll wacer that'• wbat'll happen.
<The Police play Nov. 22 at RolJywood
Palladlum. a lbowcue where tam have been de-
mandlna refuDda beeauaeofpoor~ andahod·
dysouncl).
MOVIE RATINGS FOR PARENTS AND
YOUNG PEOPLE U "'Bnatta" fa.ID to 1enerate the sales ex· tement of the debut, It may "911 tum out to be "-=:.:::::;::-the bend'a best Interest. Freed from the need ...... -•~or-~
crank out another "Roxanne" at every tum. ~ ~fl=========================:=;;~ ~LAOESAlMTT£0 ~ I Oenetal AUii-
MONTY ZIP-ON'S
~---NOW SHOWfNG AT THE----.
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"APOCALYPSE NOW" <R>
"AND JUSTICE FOR ALL"<R>
"FIDDLER ON THE ROOF'' (PG)
"10" CR)
"STARTING OVER" (R)
"10"
•FRISCO KIO" (R)
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'"THE LITTLE GIRL WHO UVEO DOWN THE LANE""
WALT OtSNEY'S
""SLEEPING BEAUTY"' ~
"THE FISH THAT SAVED PITTSBURGH'"
-ANIMAL HOUSe-(R)
ALL D9l1V&·INS Opt:H 6.:JtP.M..-..niY
Clu .. U.._ t 1 .. ,.. U11MI e Kid-.. .... ""o"nct
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DL .,.. DaOPP"&D tbe Medicine from
bla name, bat not from ldl IOUDds. It'• a tribute
to lb• 1roup'1 mualcal 1ldll1 that almost
they attempt -pop, rock, country,
• -comes out well. 1l the cue •lain with their new
Capitol album, "SomeUmes You Can Win." The
cuta VU'J frollJ ballads to country to disco. And,
like only Dr. Rook can do it, all comes off
refreshlnalY well.
SWI, lt'a bard to lmapne the album having
the .. me impact as "Pleasure & Pain," their
earlier 11'1'9 release that produced two gold
singles ("Sharing The Night Together" and
"When You're ln Love With A Beautiful
Woman") ·
ON THE OTHER HAND, though, the disc
does have some forceful cuts with the current
1ln1le .. Better Love Next Time" being the
stronpst.
Dr. Hook's music bas that unique quality of
appeallnl to a wide range of llstenen. That's
one aspect of medicine the group bas still re-
tained.
Onrall rating: B +
* * * ONE CAN'T HELP but wonder sometimes,
in listening to Kenny Rogers, aa to what has
made blm successf\ll.
He Isn't fiaahy, or d)'Damlc, and tbe atraiD
in bla voice at tim• ll•• tbe bnpnsaion he'a on the verse ol 1arynatt11. And 7M-. deap_lte ldl abortcomlnp, Rogers
malntainl Ids stri>aahold u one of tbe most p0werful eritertalHn tn tbe industry.
Rik Elswit, Ray Sawyer, Bob
Willard Henke and John Wolters
appeal to wide listening range.
His forte, though, remains his ballads
and "You Decorated My Life" (current single),
"I Want To Make You Smile" and "Old Folts"
typify the kind ol tunes that have made blm so
succeaslul the past decade.
To show venatility, Rogers also ventures
into a handful of rock-oriented tunes whlcb tend
to show off bls arrangements more than bis
vocal talents. But that's to be expected with bis
style.
His detractors will be hard·pressed to find
fault with this one.
Overall raUng: B.
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On Film
Walt Dlaney Produc-
tions bas acquired W<>rld
wlde motlon picture
rights to the aenaatlonal
balloon night to freedom
made by two East
German famlUes last
Sept. IS.
The deal was made
between the studio and
Peter Strelzyk and
Gunter Wetzel who led
their wives and chlldren
in the escape.
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By JEallY BUCK
LOS ANGELES (AP) -To Ernest Borgnine, making "All Quiet oo the
Western Front" was as close as he
ever wants to come again to war.
"It was so realistic it 1ot to us,"
said Boqntne, who stars in Ule t.bree-
hour CBS ftlm with Richard Tbomu.
''The amote and rain and mud up
to your ears. M you looked out of the
trencti and were ready to make a
char1e, waltina for the wbiltle, I aaid
to myself man)' ti.mes, 'What tbe bell
drives people to Jump and toward
another trenda and bowtq they're
actuallr abootln1 at 1w? Tldl la crasy."'
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Pul a few word•
lo work for ou.
IN Ml< OPtNION. ~ ~ K'AEMfS fH OPEC _. TI4E
PRn <::# ()U)('OIL Ml. NOT Al ALL~!
would I Wee lo do. l lb1nk two lblngs I
wanted to de was play the LOws
Wolbeun role in 'AU Quiet on the
West.em Froot' and really dotbe life of
Pancho Villa ..
Wtuat vou o.n do
about thla top•v·turvv
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Made possible It\ part t>y grants from Huntington Beach·Fountaln Vaney
Board or Realtors. First American Trt1e Insurance Company. andthe
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IM-ae#twttlftl"'' Mturel...., white mocher
a~-::r'r'::e~ of rftW power, demon-
stretlng BertohKCl's expert touc" wfth adors. Although she Is unconvincing as • prime
donna, Jut Cta~roti Is stun-ning esu.eanaulshed mother;
her perfor'mence deserves another k1d1my nomlneUon.
Matthew Bany Is effective as
e.itr ~let son. The rating Is R, with a flash of nudity, strono ~.end lncestuous love-making, Which •tthouoh unconsummated, wf 11 turn off many viewers.
"LA CAGE AUX fOL.LES" • <"Birds d a Feather'') Is the most original comedy to come
out of Europe-°' •nywhere else -In years. The ltallan French pniductlon, spoken In French wtth Engllsh subttttes.
provides outrag90US JeuQhtW es It careens from OM bizarre situation to etiothw. Two
homosnual !'Nies, operators d
a tr....-slft9 night club, NW lived~ for 20 years, OM of ~Ising a son. TM boy ts straight and wants
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"10" dMfs wtth manners, morals and,,,.,.~ In
bf19ht lm.gtNtlve and occ.
slonat(y hllwlous stvae. Bt.ke
Edw•rds' script Is loaded
with tltJUetlon, yet It
pos5e$.9" a h9nt-.arned lessen:
The fleshly pleasures aren't
everything. Dudley Moof'e Is
splencffdly a9t as a hit sono wrtter penlcM<t by the prospect ofturnl~.JutleAndrews plays a awtously latent role as his somatfmes mistress; at INst the .,.rt altows her some
un-Poppfns-llke dialogue. Bo
Derek meMs • smashing debut as the cbfect of Moore's lust (11ona1caleot1to10).
The rettng Is a well-deserved
R, with strong language and
more tl'9n ~h sex to support
the fltm's theme.
.;rfHE ONION FIELD" Is
besed on a true c()IHtllllng
tncfdent and Its lengthy, not
Rartlcularty rosy aftermath
~s chrcnJded by pollceman-
tumed-author Joseph Wambaugh ..
The fllm Is a dark
and all too convincing study
of a no-win Justice system
Carol Kane and Steven Andenon ruah
home after recei vine a chlllina pbaoe call
from a known killer ln "When a strang~r
Calls." the movie abon Miu Kane aa a teen-aee babya}tter and seven years later
as a haunted mother. Charles Durning and
Colleen Dewhtii-st alao star in tbe tense
thriller showine at local theaters.
that doesn't change the two
klll•rs (James Woods and Ft"ank-i tyn Seales) but almost destroys IM officer who survives their
attack <John Savage). It's · '••--••••• betrrtM'JhlJ !!!t:n it_wm_ ~ llkesusperi~I
plotS and tidy endl~ There .,.. no_...oftef9d pat,
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DOW a W ......... ...W.t and
one OI Plwldent Cart..r'1 en-
Waw&d .. •t advl.IOn. la one re. iul•r ..uder. .. It r-ntnda me of bome," abe
1aya. "lt'• ..,.,. ace..,.te and lt ri0.11..trm.J find that it often bu
more eomplet• reportlns of
Weltern iAu. than tbe otb'er thins• I pick up to read." Blsb Country Newa ataff members loot wlda pride on a
Joni Ust of earl1 warnJn11 IO~ in t.betr paper.
EIGHT YBAU AGO, they
rabed alarm about the lmplica-
.?Bay Fever Test
::Shouldn't W tiit
Uou ol lar1e-seale coal d~ mat lD the West unJea mon at.rtn;a Ndamatton Ian ...
puMd. "" ,..,. befON l1ll9 tbetie fUela became a .-tout
eoulcs.ratian, tbe7 ~repoNd lD
dept!a ~ pouibWtle9 -aBd ..
viroGmeatal daqen -of ail
shale ecmvendala aad coal ccm-
ven• to natural IU· 8llll Country News •a.med 1D
June ol trouble1 for YellowstoDe
National Pan -.. Could Old
FaithfUl Falter?" -t.brouCh
1eothermal d .. elopmen.t. then
tu"elted by a:plontlon ol tbe bot undef'll"OUDdlal lava sur·
roand the park.
Hip Country New1 nearly
folded Clllly two montha after it.I
PUBUC NOTICE
laaneblns aa Camptns Newt
Week11 ta 119. Tbe foaader, coatrJ ........ Bu a.nae. dlatrillallld ........ of eosMa
1D YellontoM Natlooal Pm
oampll'OQDdt u nbsertptlon
ball, bat ..... tourtata did DOt bite.
Bsr.L. AH 4ilmronmentalilt
wbo bad ateO newtpapertq,
theli toot °"'" tbe paper. • besan ••ttlul more about,,... H"1ai tbe eDYlramneat tUll
eampiq lD tt. and ebanaed tbe
paper'• name to llllll Couat:rJ Newa. .. I didn't aee &DJ otber P11PU
in Wyomlq ~ l.uoea u I tbougbt the)' abo d be COY·
ered," aaya Bell. "Nobody wu
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back ........ AMOdete ...... lhrJane Ambler a.ad office
manapr OumJD lleDoDald IUf.
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IN llM"'ofS..1l"lllW'leftMC-.,
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ltesolulleft .. ._. t!M 2SN uy If
SEASON OF CHARITY NEAR
Amertcana 0.ve l40 Blfllon In 1 m
Sorrre Caution Urged
In Spirit of Giving
By the Auoda&ed P'rua
Before you know il, street comer Santas will start to "Ho. bo.
ho." The familiar black kettles will dol t.be sidewalb. Tbele will
be new appeala: "In a season or Joy, remember the less fortunate."
Americans gave nearly $40 billion to charity lut year, up
almost 10 percent from 1977 . .Most or the money -some S33 bllllon
-came from lndivi.duala.
TmE ABE TBOUM.ND6 OP CllAUTl88. Some Meir
money oo a year·rouod bala; oCber't nm oae-tlme fund·niainl
drives: and sWl others count 00theCbJMlmas1pldt to nu caners.
Relllloua IJ'OUPS an tie blaest '-ftdaries of U.S. PIMl'Oll· ty. 1n 1178, they received a&..c ·ti01Joa -almost Ult tba total pv.
to Cbarlty. Health HUM9 -............. croups IOl aboUl a.J
blWOQ eacb; ~lal welf&NOl'IMl''*-'9DlJ.t...._.$t_bWI~
Wbicb chatt,y aboald ,_ ~? How HD JOQ be ......
moaey wll1 nach the P90llil t& • IMllldecl for? Wbk* caw • wol'tblelt? Wllo ...... _..._ ... t:DellT
.. UPVl'ATJON A£O K ••• JS NO svaan:as nide '° wiM
s!Yins." writ.es Cul Babl. au&bor ol a MW --~ ~~·c::aa.117 1 U.S.A." Babl .. ya: "Mu:r W.U-baown ad~.....,,,,~
11nlHtiona are ellideatll nm &Dd dedicated to a rut Mdal ...._
Otbers, however, attboqb equally amcere In ~. an ~
run or directed toward ab outdated cw not parUculartJ uraeot
Deed." -
More than ball the stalell bave laws retwatinl the IGllcttatioD
or charitable contributions, but t.be statutes vary widely. Some
limit the amount that can be spent on fund raising; otben merely
require the filing of an annual report.
Internal Revenue Service regulaUona also require charities to
me an annual financial report if t.bey want to keep their tax·
exempt status. Religioua IJ'OUP6. however, are exempt from the
rule. And, although the reports are available lo t.be public. they
may not be much of a help unless you are a financial expert and
can understand all the figures.
THE NATIONAL INFORMATION BUREAU and t.be Council
of Belter Business Bureaus publish rating lists of charities, in·
dicaUng whether they meet organiz.ation standards. The lists cover
only a few hundred charities each, but t.bey can be useful. For ln·
formation write: Philanthropic Advisory Division. Council ot Bet-
ter Business Bureaus. lUO 17th St. N .W .• WasbiJl&too, D.C., 200:'6
or National Information Bureau, 419 Park Avenue South, N.V .•
10016.
The final decision about giving is up to you, but expert.a. advise
consumers to follow these general rules :
-Restrict donations to groups you are familiar rib. Doa't
give to organizations you have never beard of or know notb.in&
about.
-Ask for a financial statement before you give. Check to see
whether the charity has been independently audited by a certified
public lnformation.
"llOST REPUTABLE OllGA.NIZATIONS WILL provide t.bts
information," says Bak al. "U it does not or will not answer any
reason1ble questions re1ard.in1 Its program and operations, be aws·
piclot11oflt."
-Flcure out bow much of your dollar will 10 to fund-n.isinl
coats. There la no rule or thumb you can use to determine whet.her
the amount is too hi1h. Some charities have to spend more tbu
others. U the amount aeema lar1e. however, you should ult ques-
tions. Better BuaineH Bureau standards require t.bat a "reuona·
ble percentap" or t.be money raised -generally so percent or
more -10 for proaram purposes .
-Don't give ln reaponae to a telephone eall from a atra.naer.
Ask t.be caller to write, givine detailed information about the or·
ganlution ln quesUon.
-Find out who la on the board or directors of the charity.
'•An almoat..certaln alp of weakness ia a one-man board of
directors or a board that ne•er cbuaes in compoeitlaa." aaya
Bahl "Another la • board that meets infrequea:t.17 ot wttb a re-
latively amall numbu of lta members present"
.
Bogey <killers. •• Bewarel
NGU CAN LEAD to stertlitJ in
both men and women. As In
1ooqrrtaea, ltt symptoms indlde
a clllcbll'ge, a bumlng seua!Soo and palnful urtnat.lon. wresner '814 the CDC mm-
talftf tlm NGU. like IODOn'8a,
HD be emlneted Oftl1 by.sebal lntermune.
He thet ID actual ~· • ma uret.britla~
,,_ ~IDOCI Ulan .... ... Ud Q'Pld1la.
"NGV DO~ NOT eenerally dede ....._ bu& it makes you
mlMr.,_ and It robt )'ouq
•ome.a of tllelr chaace• ot ~·· WlealeiaUL rrM CDC lau reoommeaded
tbe uae of tbe antibiotic
letrac)'cllne for tre.tment ot bolb~andNGU.
Rock 'King'
Of '50s May
Try Again
RICHARDSON . Texas <AP> -
It's been 17 years since Sid
Erwin was Sid King.
They've been years of cutting
and styUne hair al Sid's Haircut-
ting Company ln the Dallas sub-
urb of Richardson, and they
have been profitable years.
SID SNIPPED AWAY. not
knowme t.bat kids in Germany
and ~land were payrng up to
SlOO for some of the records he
cut back in t.be 'SOs when be was
the leader of "Sid King and the Flve Stnngs ...
The records, part of the first.
shaky steps of rock ·n· roll, had
UUea ll.ke "Sag. Drag and Fall. ..
Then CBS Records re-released an old album, and it 'a doing well
ln Europe.
NOW TBE U ·YEAR·OLD
Texan who used to front for
Elvta and other rock stars said
he'd like to get back into the
business.
Erwin would like to get as
many members of bis old IJ'OUP
ln on the new act al be can, and
says moat seem easer. His
brother ~ in town, and there's a
diae joci~ iD St. Lou1a wbo says
be'• re.dy to rejoin the lf'O'Q>.
"( beard three or four years aio.~1~ ... ~~~rdiDEnriDIS ~'J j)Op~U 1U ..,.......,.., .--.
"I don't Hen remember tbe
wonlt to the aonp."
OU Natiom Pri~
.... J•tioa Urged
.. ..
IASTllDI ......
1t1dNJIW.Jba + de:ii
1a .. 1 IOUlial after I' a '1& tocltiGD. Prtced .. .-m ...... •m.i
.;;.; Wulkr.r t; l r.P.
(~~THE Rf Al
~ EST ATlRS
~3J TH[ REAL
~ ESl Al t:RS _
: • HERITA GE
fH:AlTf m~
OPIMHOUSI
I a.W'9y
No¥. 10 Is 11. llam-4pm.
~ 4beth + PoOI • jacu%zi. Panoramic
ocean view. $890,000. OWner' will help rananee. c.au far private prnW:w:
..., or '97-C'le5. uk
fcirAaita
OPtN '" 9. '' s IUN row""''·
THE REAL
ESTATERS ~--.
TOWtmmC .. W/SUP
..... ·-··· 2 ... ,, ........... ~ ......... ,.. ....,. J ••••• ................. ~ .... .. ,... ....... -. ... ~ ... ,.
.......... ow--•••h ---$271.000.
. WATERFRONT
· HOllESl8c.
2436 W.Coast Highwav
Newp00 Beach
631•1400
'l~::J Tll[ R[AL
~ [STl\T[RS
F;J r tH' Rf Al
~ rs:rt :rRs
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.
Wiii.ft tt TA 'ft.Oil CO..••• 1 21111m.I• ,, .......
tE1t11WflOl•Nlf .. eeii& M.I. 644 4f IO
WI HAY!
SIVBAL Ff ..
IA YMOMT HOMIS
WITH PIB & a.
BILL GRUNDY . REALTOR
} ~ I # , , 11 " t • ~ • , t
~:]° THE REAL
~ ESTATERS~
ueUMALOT ~new.~ R2
lat.. w/appr0¥9d plans.
owe '"' at ll~ " aub-Grdlaala io eooat. ln . ••• m.a:m.
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WH'f PAY "'91 .... ..._eomm . .,.. ......... Prat.,._ cu
.... ,... .~ ot •..U-
.. OI ...... ,.. ......
No obll1aUoa. Call
m-GIJA#.
And the sound of
the surf Is yours to
e njoy with this
custom 4 BR No.
Laguna home on
the oce..ide. just
ateps to Cresffnt Bay. A pricele.aa
locaUOn. olfered at
1449,000.
MIW us111e ...........
5Padoul Four Wraioma Plus FamllJ Rodin. lfu1e Muter Bedroom. On A Quiet
Qal-de&ic. Here We Ha" TIM find ot The
llGML 1be Home Needs PaJatt A: Paper, But
Bulcall)I An ExceJJeat 8uy. Only SUl,900 ..
131-1•
111 IMIBE
macnab I Irvine
realty
A tualmlARY Of
THE llMNI COMPANY
SI 12.tlOt A belt value t 4BR C.pe Cod on
IOYel1 tree-lined cut•aac street ln
Ea.ta.Ide Colla Mesa. <N·ll)
....
f£1 Coldwell Banker
HAlllOlt YllW-4tAl PMO
Owners of this 4 bdrm, 21h bath
immaculate home have PW'cbased
another home out of the area. Tbey
are williq to comJder all types ot
financing. $229,500 Fee.
----~---
MOWIN• FAM&Y? Move them up to thla 1pacioua view
home Jn exclusive Spyalaas Hill. 4
Luse bdrms. & a bonus room. with room for mo.re. Famlly room with
frplc., adjoins cheerful view side
kitchen. Formal dining room, 3 car
garage; a home the whole f amlly can
enjoy, plus a great inveatment at
$595,000.
17141 6 73-4400
1213J ua.2121
HARBOR
10% INTEREST
HDISE fllPOTY 8ACI IAY
8 Bedroom, l:IA Bath, famib' room,
frple, appeox ~ acre, corral, barn
and gardea area .. Newport SCboola.
Owner will carry loan with 20%
down for l year at 10% payable 1 %
or more per month. Owner/ /Cent.
..... .., ••• Jt ....
.,,.. ~ , 546;0' 16 .
S~TOllACH
Charming 4 Bdrm 2-9tory Beach
Cottage with cosy wood-burning
fplc, step.saver kitchen, upstairs
terrace, lo maintenance, cedar
paneling throughout. $169,000.
Callnow 813-8550
IOOM TO IUILD
$139,900
Newport Beach 3 Bdrm home
with cosy fplc, fam rm, huge
back yrd on quiet, tree-lined
street in established
neighborhood. Call Now: 673-8550
CclMFIXB
$115.000
Charming Duplex, Two 2-Bdrms,
fplcs, and approved plans for
remodeling. Call Now! 673-8550
llACH CHAIMB
.._MISJ9,000!
Beautiful 3-story home w /fabulous white water views
from upper terraces, 3 Bdrms
family rm, wet bar, fplc, and
skylights complete this bright,
spacious Desl&ner home. Owner
anxious, will help finance. Act
Now:673-8550
l"OREST F.
OLSON
••< .... ,
ZMCOMOO
$11.000 Priv=r.:..ea.:rm in W. akeJy peel. eoq 2
BR 2 Ba, ~ laUDdrJ.
1 Ooor, lldult eompla.
Walk to Wellclllf.
NIW · . ;:~R ITAGE l_ .. ,/',ll'Jh' QiRom Wit 1llr,Ia..4 ... ....... ":: : .. =-~~-·.it • .., /frple a bard wood 117 Ow'Der. No. Coat.a a.an,. O.K ........ ...._ !pad.,.. I. 4. • JDtr ~ Ilk Da, aew arfftt ' ..,_ .. ...._ ..OOW•
IDTeat.or'• duplu + I )'Id. ........... fO~d reatal•, pool, Opea Sat/Saa 10·•·
frpics, charm. t:m.000 ..... -Qarllqfald.
PriDclpe.lacml,y. MO ... _.. --------· IUILDB"S C:-.MIM ltZ4 W..Y_.W ...
raSOMAL -••••·--·-· SSlory ..... Iba. tam -Wal~r.r 1: ler. HOMI ..sADILMAA rm. frpl~. pool. By ....., Set on over 1/S acre oo a Owner. PJice Reduced .-..&-....--
lovely street in Eutside Thia b11bl1 uptraded fHl,000, will belp ---...
Costa Mna.. A local famil>' bocne features 3 ftaaoce. Open Sat/S\tn -~ builder la now selling bi& Bdrml, plus den, bllD 11·~. 18$1 Samar Dr. -·--•••••••••••••••
personal residence. ~benyard'd:~!:~ f19.'1'!05. M.....,.A
Natural cedar aidin1. wtthin w•'IP4"l.I clJatance •SSUME Spectacular hilltop fireplace in master _....::;:::-.... ___ .. A ....._ ~32IOI sq. ft
bedroom. Splendid to all_._, pa .... ._. ac.e to Marin.a. Selva
landscapln1. Huge tennis courts . Call I o.~/o LOAN Rd " Calle La Pnma
f I d' · 56-m>formoredetalla. orma 1n10g room, 2 abar1> bouaes oa East wn. $19,000to1145.000.
beamed ceilings. AU the C.M. ~ lot. Owner &11.JN»; -....oo&Bldr. ext.ras inside & outside. will carry JDd TD. Sub-
No expense spared by mit yout tenm ! As.ting
b&&lder/owner! Reduced ~~~~~~~~I $144.IOO. Call now! $10,000 to $129,900. A :.::. 167221
Quail Place exclusive. t VJ%a... caqu.y 21
Call Bea Arnokl. 752-1920 ...-.ct Westclff a..,
J Ci)UAIL l:,~ present home ~ m tomouow. Lge 2 PLACE eqaty to lake over 1~% ~ :,:: V,.~%~~: --anES Joanon3bedroom Mesa ., ... ann Ownr/A ... ew r._.-"' Verde home. Dinin1 ai.'ii57" ~~ '
10,. 'fl l:lO P.M.t area, easy care kitchen.
HJUSEot llANY USES
$131,500 !!
2 story. double 1araae Pn bt-law 111111.
Sbott walk to beach.
Joan c. '--· df.to1
Handy storqe loft lo the AIAmable Loan. Super 2
garage. Patio. RV ac· Brtwnbae l yr new. end
OCUJROMT ceea. Won't lut! _.2,800. unit w/frpk. Just listed r lat Ylley 1034
COMDO eau~1120 "' only ~-Assum. --··••••••-••••-••
2 Bdrma., 2 b~tba. 9111•11BL ~<XX>~'lo~ 5 ... $129,fSO.
1044
COMISH
$15,000
'Ibis Woodbnd1e home
ollenn& a comfortable
welcome. Offers 3
spacious bdrms. lake .
tennis. jacuui & dishing
pha much more. Seller
b.-taste so come by &
aeeforyounell. 552-4477
c;:1 Walker & lee aecurity bldg. Vacant; Ii Call now for appl. Xln&. exec. famUy bm.
1mmed. occupancy. Qab. -· 5tl-11T1.~14llOA&t. Nr. Brookb u rat Is Real Eatat.e
pnce. 1225,000 •-------c Glllfiead. Li's Tftf. Nice•--------
..
87S-311113 ,.,._.Eves --nMI 2...._.0. I Lot ~tone c:nY •no ll'ft .. &DI r LOAN ~· s.di detacJlled hie bu 2 ~tile. o.w.c. OOll&racl ~ IMYISTOllS Br l Ba at·to-at loe., lt~.w/911Kdn. J
Here'• JOW' e~ to .. /WY pmiq. AlwQS JUI WELLS. JU.TR. m I EGE PAii .: associated
II i.; ,. f ~ , ..J • r · ,. ,
• ~· I
live iD a ~bome rented. Recent11 re· S1.a6 ..,...,1 Beautiful trl-level, 4 ,
cnbulanld R-2 lot d 10Ult ~~-· ialln 1llr~.~! YA TBMS becboom Berkeley Plan • a 1econ un . 'WIUo &.--av --. ln t' 1 Coll
0...'1 very mollvated. aell. owMr will· be}p Nice 4Br, lUa. 2 •lY h,l"" ~=ble .:!: ·'
!l1bmit all olfera. Call w/flnancina, WW trade. home.• atra 1• cul-de· kieelq located to part .
....,., eacban1e, creativ.e :c..::,.~nr,oodacbls acboola •community =m~· •ubmtt _PMt_illtiiJ __ .ce---',_loc._MZ-__ 1.u_. =.~. A•k•.n1 only
! =· HERITAGE . . RE AITOR~ . , .
J
. I
Wooclbrld~corator DnalD. t 4 IN' •
.._, .. ,..,. •tru1m.1~~~~~~~~1"'!~~~~~~~~1 lpec. lot vlew. J'Hlt 1: 1: =-t:::.!~~-.. ,:=::r.... -~·...,..., --------
tUt,600. 5SJ·IHt, II Ema lit corner duple• SACRIFICE
ZIM7N>J.5 SI 49 &OOH in al.at coad. Moortn1 Al t.~ llt. LIA.II~ 1 .. avail Spe<.Ucular v'ew. & 1.,,. 21111.
T l '..,-" '· 11 Wood, ltueco • t&ooe: • *oaly "'1000• $11,000 down, ocean ~:::u. ·r.~~H~ BR.den,lbetbl; .... uv. Cote Realty view. lllr Iba. N.8. rm. w/frpl.. formal dtn. 11. I t t C"""" Comp rabl PoaL a Bdrm. Call for de· nu. s .. utiful view of ~ nves men ·-· a ea 'talll. mta.•caQYOn· &lrry! 640-5777 · 5,000. Prln. Only:
.... ,,.,.,..., IQllloaRealt.y '*"°7ll ~~~~~~~ _.,_-am __ P_P_. ----YNhelc-.11
"'' tt ,' t ''"'' ,,,, 151 ... lJO TOPO. WOILD Qw'llllnl old. Newport , ______ _
~ oc:ao vtew are a.. farm bcme.18'1. a MONACO ~ 1'0'U'I to~ ID t1J1a a br,2ba,Sll0,000.M$-1448 HAllOIYllW --------bdrm bom U Lit ... hnd oo market. FNllLYPAIJI -
remodeled :it.ts ,.~e'!ic~ OCIAM VllWll LI ... umabla loan at
ESTATE SALE
Q zh:gea.do
4mSETON $108.m
OPEN SAT /8lJN 1·5
Ted R&bftt Bkr.
752-0777
IN NORTHWOOD
Custom bome in ex·
clu1ive Northwood,
Irvine. 3 Bdrm'• + den. Askin& $118.000.
-P/\NC:l l ~ Hf I'd I Y ~ G~l IUOU
THE RANCH Larae aaaumable loan in The Ranch. Popular Ap·
paloosa oo desirable cul· de-aac. 4 bedroom, 21,1a
baths. 3 car 1ara1e.
formal dlnln1 coom.
Perfect for entertainlna. C-..boYleS.Ut&un i.a. umo ... ,...
doors new kitchen 1pa s.criftce! Auume 9.8%. do. Xlra l1e pvt lot. ~C:.;~
Is leaded itua eotrv. Nlce4bcl,Sba.OWC2Dd. CALLJOANNDORAN ---eau -........ $19$0 • " i 000. Patrick Ul·ue& 75'..06 It ~-· "''•-~ ~';A,!l'.~., J~~I~ t~~"' A1ntream trlr, llr. lo wtUte water views from REALTORS rvt\1..-vuv = 2U·541·H31.
thla Ocean Vlata 3 bdrm. PROPERT1ES, INC. 2'101.
condo; 1ara1e adjoloa IYOWMH UVllYTHlllACH
unit for convenience Ir ....... awp e..do l2x.56 w /upando. '88
eecurlty. Includes den. 2 ., _. f •-/~lo --------Fleetwood, just re · trpcs., " flilly equipped • ma .... ve rp .... w ~ ...-.. modemldtcben.$117,500 Bllmantlcmatrat.e.Vlew •~• mode led. <FN52ll0).
MOITH 84D from .itnolt every rm * OU~ • lf'72..8'Zl Tort.o&ae
Immaculate home with overlooldnl ocn, Faahloo ONLY $10,000 dwn oo
ocean view & . lovely Isle, Catalina llland. fantut1c option. 3 BR ex· SAVE s.1,500 = Pri 1 u Mt1 . 4Br . 3~Ba ec . home . $1195 · me oca 00• w/elesant features It mo/pymt. Preat11lou1 By owner. 00 sales .SZU • .500 appt.. Priced to aell. aa· Harbor Vie w area. comm . '79 20x40 . LadllU~~SbopOPP. SUIDllble ~% k>an. Prin Owns. Ml.QZlO ~~ .... ~~· l 'r'.pet.aBa.
ea ... ~ s near only 640-83. ·~~~~~~~~ ....... _.nu ...... , no . downtown. with lots of _.:...· ______ ,..,_ AIJpl, drpe, 8xl.2 sbecl.
foot traffic. Xlnt location .... ~· --------124,soo. MW214. a cr oss from Vict o r 3 BR, 2 Ba, dfnlq area, ~ & WAaM ~"'-------
Hugo's Restaurant. bltna, cph. drp1 , Executive home built F ... Ultic
tll),000 tndacpd. A4dM pat.lo, around a beautiful inner A.wt U.-.
partially encl: witlll camtJard.llarpbdrma A beau&lfully !IP&raded cenmlc tile floor and de-pha a llel)U'ate mast.er JOx.54 Great Lake•. 2 coraUve wrou&bt ll'Oll Nlil wi&.b **'room. Bdrm. 2 a.. a Nfri1'1, ...,..U. Qaiel atrMt. Tb.la Miila bu eHr· dlllnrubar 6 atMa1a
Vacant. Probate . ytblDI for Uae dl•· aMd. Loeat*' ID ODii ot
$1.I0,000. Call to aee. c:rtmlnatinl baJ'9r. See it Onmae ctJ'• flDelt 5-
.... today! DOt.000. Star perb. PUil recrea·
--------HARBOR VJEW-4Br.
REDCAJlPET tionaJ fadllties lnduding 3 d nNwwea. Is 2 pools
$38.950. M~SZOO
--------LGgllll9 Hiit I 050 3Ba. den. lg lot. cul-de·
Location ••••••••••••••••••• •••• sac. By owner $110.000.
BALBOA ISLAND
~~ 1-~-TY-Is L*ure World, Gate 14 ae:MlmlorM0-1M3
Panoramic view. 3rd '~anti floor, Villa Nueva, 2br owe at I 00/o
2ba, 586-6879 A/C. aft Owner must sell ~r ' IYTMISIA
..
. mRan SanJoaquio; 7prn. F.utbluff 4 Brdm Luak-1~~~~~~~~ you can't beat thla 2 1-=-_-------$11-4,900. Prio ooly.1 ~
bdrm., den. on the 12th _,......,..._. 1052 64IMIOM
green ol the solf course, -·•••••••••••••••••••• ---------1 IAYROMT CONDO
wtth a beautiful view Al•-'* Lo. MIWPOD HTS. Lmwioua ele1aoce lo
from the three paUoe: Fairway El Nlpel 31>1', thia 2 Bdrm, deo coado air·condltionlng and lov· $2M,OOO. Custom Really 3 Bdrm i\faba, ~pest with brutbtaltlo&
el1. up1radH. Only 1'10-W17 ~ RV enc park· harbor view ancU2' boat S1G ~ inl, K, IO year lat T.D.. allp. Beautlfull)' deeont.
lAona)'Livtqat courteay to broken. ed lo IOCJ4h!nt aUdes" Ntcuel Sboree SZJO,OODOwDer.111-4711 • decor a tor m lrro ra.
OwDlir' to belp ftn. Villa Sacm:lt1 ....... putdaa.
bm lo uelull•• pded muc• $4000 Fleaaelo&. anllable.
comm. 3br, den 2ba. 0....-wW belJ> flaaace 'l)WJal*f*Speradlle. sno,ooo. Lanoo lltly. or .... with optioa
lll-Oll02 •· Sialle *'7 • bd, 2 be. fam rm. fonD d.lD rm. PllSnfMOUS rec rm. sua,ooo.
ntlnllMD1 community. eotelf; ~AIL
Prict. of owaersbip ta nOeded ta um spadoua
2BR 2 be Ccodo. Nr. rec:.
THI WAY rT cmm • pool, cioee to SMOlU II be11Cb. mt,500
don ose n
'"'·'' r"--
Th1I llom• combbin L8gunaYl .... R.E.
-today'• lDOll dalnble 497-1781 = ;:..~= w...... 1011 dt1l1o•d floor plaD _ ................. .
wtwarmtooe erplln1. 111.000DOWM
f1'llh p&lal ph• a ••• 1ot. o... wm help flDaDc:e. Selle:r offertae sup.r .Druaatld·leffl bome ID
tm. .All for ••ilOO· 'Die WOocll. • BR. tam 5SM'7'1 rm, I frplCI. AaldAI p,t00. WitD 9~911 U•
1U11L ID. Alk torTOllJ • .......... ...., ~ Walkt:r 1; t •~H
IJ7 .... 61
t!J Coldwell Banker
$31,tlO
Great HB 5 Star Pan.
W llPH coune, pool, apa,
de. Law rent. •telll to ocean. Super Dice l Bil
(cauJd be 2). Larp IUD·
DY kttebm. private paUo,
3 car carport. Small peta
OIL Try 20IJ. down. Move
mt, tb1a won't lul. 40llU-._. fllAl.l ca .. t'mtb
0-PoW.,.._
2 ,.an old. Ownen 3
Bdnn 2 bath W1il + 3 BR
2 Ba rmal. Ocean view. sza,ooo.
Ronloll Realty
71~
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I • i
a BdnD ma, tlY+dJa,
fDlc, 11'd, tDCl 1ar. DI' Bo.
Coatt Piasa. ••to . *** S8ARP, bncb 1--. i • '•--------M/F : bath, klt. prSy, BR. trple. dlllwsr. car .. Pen( DI ula. HO lkl to lanl. I DO k.kla or .,,... frl.'NI». ~--~-------------~ 3 br, 2 ba COD· ...... No pet.I. llO-ZSSIJ beach, 2Br lba. COIY. $llO M'l-5703.
New paant-crpt•·drp., M. for rm w/kit prtv.
f.oNl7 all adult. no pet.I. ltove frntrta. Gar. yrly, Garaae. All uta. t ~·· 1.W Br apta. ll200 f:d. tG5. Days 751-0MO Ev• ....................... UDl\ao. bachelorl tzSO. do. 2 car cat.• I e .
ROM roaaan aw• .... Nt'..t hocD tm-em. ,.,. Jard •
ura1H. PaalUH
pleaM, k ld1 a P•t•
No Doca. Util tne . 111 ~ R.efurblabed. "'°· mo . &. ltlb S&. SSH9. Call after 8 pm, .....,
SDO to tm. 2 Br, 1 6: 2 ba aQYt1me W'knda lnler. HB.14U&li. 8'15-005 "'JS~~= ·
wllk • • c..u•a• • t'IN9r1. '-"., ....
apta. Baleoa1. laundry Lule 3 br. 2 ba upper
rm. lmmed. oceupJ. !'.aid. praie Newly de-
Adultl,nopeta. corated. Avail. now
TSL llpU IG-1803 t4S$. Call 751·9905 l v
2 Br, l~ ba.110 Joa.DD st. _m_iessa_..;;ce _____ _
,....._ ...... 4250 ~.quaint 2 1t.ory, 2 Dthoe by. tu.S, avail DOW.
Ir. 2 be coodo. Washer. 2 Br 1 Ba, carport lZM •••••••••••••••••••••••
dryer book-up, patioa W . .Balbo9 Bl. CaU for Houle ror rent, Blg Bear
front • back Quiet 8PIJl. Jlm or Carolyn, Qty sips &; Unena fW'D. ~ SiOO. mo. '1»1222all $25 nU.ely pr cpl. CIU ~~ 1i n e MI mt • •--llST--1"'-A-Y_Y_llW ____ after __ l_p_.m_. sca-__ 18_. __ No cbUdND. Small doc SPACIOUS 1 • ! Br Apt
& 1315. ea. 13"-Open beam c e lit n 1 t
1 Br .. 2 Br sm. 1 br ~.'.Sa'::"~ rum $125. BJtm. aduJu, m.a3eves
Ir beach; 2 Br. 2 ba. pr. TAHITI 3Br. 2~ Ba, din. rm .. Lowerdupiex. llSO Yrly. br
fireplace. D/W, W JD No pm. Mu.tta.1Z7 lttb :J :i 2Tahi';f.;:: ~. ps&, doub. car. SL, NB Inq. 67l>GZ31 b b no pets. 131 W. 1Jtb st. ·
548-0d'2 Twnhle 1D Laurel Polnt
m .-.5211. car, row oat, •a• ---------3 BR 2 Ba. owners unit, machine , complete Sciec 2 BR, 2 ba .. clean. w/many amenities. Nr kitchen. etc. For more
qUet. bldi-Htd. pool . No ocean, 2 car praae. f700 info call 979-2899 evM & C f frle I ,., .... d
Large 1 br, 734 C
Shalimar. $285 mo
5411-12.57 or 642·3307
Avail. 11·28/79. Brand
New. 'i min. to fwy 3br
2~be. 2 car 1ar w /optter
Alrc:ond. Comm pool, J•<
~ 1.m 981).6212 mo 992-4112 . 875·6349. weekends. 3400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br. newly decorated, & BBQ . S 8 5 OM o $560. Deluxe 3 br, fam rm.
pra£\! Clo.e to shop·
pina. frwys , no pets
8J3..3:l)7
646-7'933 ask Cor Jeff PALM SPRINGS. CA
SDlru., 3 BR. 2 ba., l.n 3br, 2ba 1 blk to bcb. 2
Moaarcb Bay Malt: frpk:s.IUDdeck2cargar.
view,prtv. beach. "50 SlllOmo 64&-4611
... Allen Rltr 494-75781---·------
Beautllul bome in e x· AILLES CONDO·
3Bdrm at Broadmoor Specious beauUlulty furn
Homes, Huntlnaton upt. Overlookl.na water
Harbour. 213 /282-1136 MiOmo. 78().DU7.
d,ys, 213/sai.3.SIM evea.
Near new 2bdrm., 2 ba
twnhae., frpl., 2-car encl.
gar. No pets '500/mo.
546-9134.
LF.ASE w/OPTION to buy
brand new condo, 2 br, 3
ba, Npl Bcb. S'750/mo.
Call MS-0638.
3 BR, 2 ba., unfu.rn,
Yearly ............ ts.SO
3 BR, 2 ba., unfu.rn.
Yearly . .. . • .. . . . . . $700
3 BR, 2 ba, oc:eanfroot
Yearly ............ $1,000
associated
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J\.']1 >/\ bo1f'> o a' I It.if. I _.._. 1~........ be h. 2Br. 2Ba, end unit, new ...... ve V """"'a ac decor, full security. S6'5 WOODBRJDGE, 3 BR, 2~
31r3ba, tam rm, a decks. mo. Call collect (213 ) Ba, 1675 mo. 714-6&0-2360 W/auperb white water 47s-0086, en•> 499.4419 wkdys, t-1PM 1 BR, or. beach; $215 mo.,
734·8 Shalimar. S820. 1·871-8225 __ _
mo. 548·1257; 642-3307. East.side 2br, tba, yard
Large front 1 br apt, no pr. Very Clean.AdultJ.
pet.a. Adulta only. 1881 No Peta. $37SMo.&46-~
Monrovia. Pool & patio. Spac1oua brite 1 br upper
$!95. 64.5-8830. Nr. bua & sbopa. $215 N<.
2Br. lg pat.lo, child & pet ~· 64.5-78.16.
OK, freshly painted. l Br, 1 be, 781 Joann St
~1563 No children, no pets
Newport Heights 2B1 12915. 642· 7344. Util. lncl
l\.'aba, 2!01 O,le St, Apt B l Br W\fum, or. Fa!rv1ew
Fplc, yrd, no pel.S. MOO & Baker. Adults only, no J.Dcl gas. 6.11·1006. pels 5'5-1882..
Large. tbr in 4·plex
Bltins, crpta, " drpa Aduh.s.NoPets.S27SMo
TI6 Shalimar. 556-9550 view. Step1 to bch. wlalda ---------yrty.,utll.paid.
8JOO.llo.4M-N21 ---------Tustin, new lntenor. 3 642-8216 846-3567 lbr. Near Fairview &
SpaclOUS 2 br apt.s l-'am1
ly unit Pool & Play
ground Sundan~ West
Apls 1998 Maple
641).1486 or 642-195 l
Bbl.f.a.FRONT ROW! 180' BR. ·~ Ba, W/fplc, & --&-c-h._a_p_t_$2M_M_o_. -Baker. Stove & rerrig.' Bachelor lort, rdrag.
••••••--• Back Bay •M&D view E-1ndry area. Call 545-5678 Avail.12-l Ulll lncld. S320Mo 6tove, pool, adults, 00 Plan. 3br, 2~ba. frm dln· or 567-81187 6"-0806, 631.23.50 673-78 peta. $300. 646-2901.
c
lq. h1.11e 1ame rm, den, ---------
hl1bly up1r1ded. Nr ~· 2:t.;uber· dryer, ~. 9850110. 844-211.S, ctilbw • compactor, ......,., Pt. Nl&uel area, $475.
411M'JOO, •·2711.
Mesa Verde area, 2Br
'f. Im.ts ~ ~~ peta, adult!
........... d ----· -------•••••••••••••• •••••• ••• MEW 11111> APTS.
Bilbly up1raded, pro· ..... P1 111 •• 3107 1 Br fl Jol'U3Z, fr1>le, rec
Fabulous Eaatalde, 3 br, 2
ba w/aep. master 1uit.e.
lmmac. ~. dbl. gar .
Gorgeous yard. •s mo.
Jeanne, At/J..13.l · 12116 Blutta P1ua Townhouae
481', 2Ba, pool at back
door, xlnt cone!, tile,
lbu&aen, $Tl5.
4M-f188
fmfimall)' decorated 1 ... •••••••-•-•....... room. Pool, Jacu:ul,
Bdrm-Bach Veraallle1 lf!la:J:G.. "1nteronly. 40t mckMd prqea. Gaa & SW'IRMICI
2 BR. 2 ba, encl garage
Pvt patio. $375/mo Mike
~or 960-4840
2 Brdm. near beach, l·sty.
patio, BBQ, adults, sm
pet MOO. 846-3166
·~....... 1142 .......................
Avall. Dec 1. 2 bdrm. 2 ba
Lux f ac:il . S«wity Near
Pete'• Landtn1. $S7S.
2l3/S82·5'W7
I..aree Bach w /balronv
sr75Mo Pool. !>c~· blrl;:
Rer facl Nr HQ..ig
H oc;p W k -.y b4:'l
6242. ~ ILod i. & l'' l'l>
~
2Br. 2Ba. new plush
CarpetlD&, pool. JACUUI,
$C25/mo AduJi.,. No pets
By appointment only
~ ----Lwt nr bc:h 18r,
Venalllea condo Sec •
pool.Jac.sauna.sub-prlt,
~. 6.'J3.3l!i0. 548-1946 ,...
., ..... a.ry 2Br. paUO. range _,.,. mng. <'rpll & drps. I
••••• • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • chaJd 0 1\ S500 mo
2 BR condo. Tbe Lakes.
rec ell', etc '525. call a.ft
7PK, 213-431·3048
1 br Spn.np Condo. Ten·
nla, pool, refnc 1395
752-7855,eHI 559·9581
IUb'
~ ..... 3141 .......................
673 7412
OCEANFRONT 2br Iba.
frpk. newly deror Great
\'ft. Reduced to ta.50)' r·
ly . sssow1ntrr
Gl· 1'11S,17s-&:M.1,675-6870
MEWPOllTISLAMD
Duple&, 38r, 2Ba ,
ftreP.,lee. ba1coQy. p11UO,
prqe. poutble moor blC available. oo pell, _,_,_
CONDO RENTALS
l,uxury Condominiums,
Completely 1''urn1shed-
Count ry Club Setting,
Golt. Tellllli> availabie at
Special Rale!> for our
Clients only Weekl y.
Monthly. and Weekend
Rentals
'"'-Cill Dom1ruque at
'7141328-8911
CAntEDRALCANYON
C.'Ol.."!'i'TR Y CLUB
34 S6i Cathedral
l .anyon Onve
PalmSpnngb
Cah/orrud 92'i!ti2
De:.ert Kesort RJty lnc.
Larae Big Bear cabin,
pool tbl. color1V. 2 frplc.
.ieep. 14 MS-6911
..... tos.-. ~ .. .................... .
llloYinl? Avoid depoeb 6:
cut hvln& expenaea!
Profeaalonally alnce
ll'Tl. HOUs&ieAftS
8SMl34 Condo overlookinl fou.n. wtr pd. Adult.a, no pell. -.... C'-DO'f ... lain • park·lllre -...in;or~ H3 BamUton. Cll . ·-~ "' studio eoedo, _peo· CllU't,7ard. hll eecwity MMU1 •Eutakle t thle. New W/W, 4rpe, bldl. '55() per mo. call *2BR 1~ Ba. prw/elec •Locbdprw/'!::f:a
1 •tt• 1 Br "g!,;:o. c UD. Su' lovel1 home In l'Ooo· Lecma Jail re-2 Wrm.. Winter reoLal. wD Valley w /elderly m flM4. Bl&! ..., bld. ...,. water *"°° mo laidy DJ-«211. paint. lncl. pool, 1pa a Mf.'12ll. Agt. Aak for :'::j,:::. =· ::r;: lbr, Iba, O.C.C. area. -0. bAl. ': . wellftl !'IQ. O~guant. Nltd. Famlly Unit. Mtslfo. pshotwat.er ltrft do-...; ....-m__ TM,-. tHI -·---·1• .,~ m.-Avall.NovLMl-8857 •Adubacnly,nopeta. STUDIO 1Vl l BDRM 6Ao:r"_,...,,, .. ........,. 2Br, 1Ba, w/praae, laUD· lloatbtoll.oalh Wood11. frrlc , ht
...._ '¥Ww S1I llklOil Cllllldo; comp. re-dry room. pOoL So Juan C.-.. ..._. •JJ Neer ... abdrlL. 2 ba t Bdrm ms beam• d c e u n 1 •
:ZDAf*..tias k I Bil. 2 bari._!:!1lt· cap. sns. ~76 aft ~:--.::;:~::::•:;:: twnble.No•~:,~ea1 cl. -~~A~,C.M 1410-mo. rncl. utll.
2 .... 6 .,. oeeanald of '8Yel; 2 car car . ..,._ to epm.. .... ~-~ ... -pr. ---mo. ....._, ~ ... .._TlOI; ~SSL • .... ._, • pool. No cblldren, DO ~ "-·-·DO 54IMnM. Mlft.lr,RidtAodenoo ~.~nte com· ~~l&:IOmo.Agt. Dix 2tlr, 2ba, h'ple, mini peta.$&50.112Beliotrope &e'l8Q5 IDEALLY LOCATED. .,.,., ....,....,..., ocn view. M2S. 2218 Ave. 675-eO:Mappt.. 2 BR. 1 Ba, refrig. lndry walk to beacb from
• 2 BR Houle. furnished. Pacific Cll. 759·1M-48, rm. ldda OK. no dop. 2 BR, 1 ba. SSZS/mo. K.Jda spedntw ZBr apartment..
•wimmhil pool, walk to Br, 2 Ba, pool, jac., 6'4-8722 lBr, 1Sat.Ba+"".~ar., S375
7· S325mo.S31-ll081 OK. no E' Call Alt ldunU.sbed w/baJcooy ~J...tuo frplc, ladoor BBQ, "51). ~-#,1-:::·~· 7:. ~ or~ $.W/IDO. Local ref. req • a DK lloUle, parded ~~l Dana Pt.-SJC area, Lux· &'Cl"URllU ........... ~ TOWHHOUSI eves.Ask orUaa Avail. Nov. 15. Call
Bwhrior wul SZZS1mo WJ paid "2-MIDl daya ................
~ 4 Br IUXW')'
..,_, QPPn' lllS> mo
yrly 752·9442 dy1 .
!'1S-1!17 nes/wll:Ddl
•UdDl.a-d•
2 Bedroom Apartmt .
m.UM or 67~L10 1ate, tennla, pool, u-...... -Vl Hills bo ~ ury,lnew 3Br, den.1 bltna1 • Coeta Mete 3124 Spadoua 2 br. 1~ bath. h P -.u~s. Unda ~--i...1750 n.<""" ew me,. pat o , tenn I, poo ' family rm, fireplace. 2br. w/attc c1r. riv Westcllfr 2 br, I~ ba
RmmU• lo shr lrg 4br, pool
bm:De F V Respooalble.
IZ!I095o 8'2·2917
Roam.male. auddJe to late
~ Clean, qwet, noa-
smoker. 2 br,,,... blk from
t.ch N 8 . 12.SO mo +
ut1I Call Steve days
645-53111S. -Br 0 -'-'then f ·1 . l $ 6 0 0 ••••••••••••••••t.•••••' -HA •-yrd ...... et I b 1-wi--1 ••52 Brinl U1 Your Ustinp • 2 .... , ,... c • am1 Y J a c u z z • · J u s t re mode I e d . .,...., "' · ~ M g · --r-• ....,..... -~~ Adults only. • rm. dinin& rm, llvinl rm, ~. Clean 2 br uw.:r. ept.s, Gardener " water incl. Adlta No Pets 646-2723 ••••••••••••••••••••••• no pet:. $475 172'1 Bed Room 1 n I rg. home ..
uotSo. Ooalt Blway h'plc, ln perfect condi· drpa, bit.DI, chldm qJt. No ..SS mo. 6'2-SSS4 West.aide $32SMo 2br. 2tlr. 21.fJba, Condo. clean. lord Ln 548 i~'t1 lutchen. laundry' spa,
baVlllqe Fair ~~all. Dec. S850mo. ~!.~1:~~ara~!!: ~:!rim':r~564J.~~22(~~ 2 Br. 1'1'1 ba studio type, new cru & patnt. Blllns. =~· S~o~r~~ Jr apt. parually rurn ~~ Uul incl. Sl40
LAGUNA BEACH $f75, lstf&last. S.11H~7. pvt patio, bttns, newly child OK. Crn Canyon & 548-Z746 Guarde-d ent. rt•c f<ml · 1714)497•2457 'THE BLUFF" 847-6726afler5pm. MiSA VERDE home at· decor, crpta, drps, pool, Wilaon at 22:50 Canyon. --_ __ Evtfl&v.knd..,S7S 1J6l I
" Newly decorated, 3Br. 2 YR OLD CO ... DO ulll incl. 1978 Maple. Apt. B. 831·2865 21.Jr. 2ba oo goU course !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I 2Ba· 1 story condo. End " moepbere 2"3 br dlx $.'MO 83B-8086 Freshly paant.N. crptd l Br rondo. he11tt'd pool. unit, oear pool. $'700 yr Best C.M. loc, 2-1tory apta,nopet.a.546-1034 .mo. · -2Br, all uUJ pd. no pets. ratio 5495Mo Call spa. gym. ~auna. ic a!>
For rent with option. 4 lease. Call 64().8797 aft. 2Br, l'M>a, pvt lndry, all 2Br LBa. up&tairs, beam sm child OK. rt'hifl, d ,w. Da rl y n e 661 I 161 bbq Locked ica ra Rt'
bdrm. 2 ba. drapes, 4.pm. bltns, fplc, patio, 2-car 1.AMAMCHAAl'TS ceil. w/eocl. gar New µr .. 11100 Wallace. Mgr ~3672 securi Ly sos mo
carpeta, built-ins, car ~--------encl 1ar, $525. Lease. l..arle, 1.2&3 bd 1arden carpet & paint. Avail Jr7 548·9560 64&-8557 ~No637peta2336. Aft Spm. & N~~ s8tudl~J~opndo1. 631-3133,MCM267. apta. Adu1 lta. Dsbwbbqbr, 12/L $350.660-7804. UJS lbr lba. M.wpcwt t.odt 1169 , bdrm 2 ba ri~·pla('D .......... • Nr . .nu11C 01p1.... 00. bltns, enc car. iu . -. • ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. . ' '
Charming .ant1qut' hse. w w fem S200+ultl. 2
}'l"(h. pet~ O.K. Aft. 5.
642-8056
Fem pref . 2Br. l Ba .
Duple)( m CdM S182.50.
I.st & lasl Avail Dec. 1st
~eves mom!> 2Br 2Ba 2 spa, sauna. Security. Condo 2 bdrm. 2 ba. l Pool. Gas Pd. 778 Scott Fast.side 1 BR, util pal<1. Pool, nr. So. Cst Plaz.a BAYFRONT lBr. with AnnuaJ lease Bal Pen
• • car 1a~!\ Greatgrounda.$400.Call story_ New. spacious. Pl.6'2-S073;6'5-5611 new cpta. etc. 1295 mo Fam ily No P e ts view porch. $475 mo S700 per mo 641-lr.811 ur Proles.~aonal male~
om view, new cpts. _..., Collect213/471-7001. pool. Nr. S.C.Plaza. Nopeta. 751·2060 St&-7448 675-8990 is&-8949______ mJture easy go1og mo. ll22 Cort.ea. (714 ) Adulta. No peta. $410. 2 Bdrms, l bath apt. terrole <ohare 2 bdrm. 2
E-GMafUPll ' WATERFRONT3Brdm2 5.13-4106. Adulta. S375. mo. Gas Newlydecorat.ed3Br2 Ba u.ry38R,2 baaptl.ike ,AJUCMEWPOIT WESTCLlfF PLAZA ba CD:M 1-;,es 700-007
Bl home on Olanoel in· paid. 6'2-5073. townhouse. Spacious house Pnvale Dbl encl AREA tBd. 2Ba pool Barn
Houle for Rent, partially c1udl slip for power boat ApcwlwllhfwlllllMd fireplace & pool Qwet gar. all extra!> $575 Bar he lo rs 1 0 r 2 oew crpu .. romp nev. · --
fm'D. IBr, lBa, dlrunl ~to40'. Dbl gar+ extra •-•••••••••••••••••••• 2 bQ&e br ln super loca· area Adults. no pels 957 1.568 Bedrooms &Townhouses lotrh apphanct:s. new Rt"i' '4 rd,, 'hr lu·niry
rm,famllyrm,quiet.top prka.$1050mo. lcAoal.a.d 3706 Uoo,redwoodbeamceil-M2S.m.S949/84S-33111 -----f'n>m$38950 drpc newlv p111nl1•ct
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0 f t b • w 0 r I d • JACOBS REALTY ••••••••••••••••••••••• mas. bullt·ID kitchen. Della PoW 3826 Spectacular spa total 631 ~ lffinl• all amcmlle:. on $625+utlUtiea. Avail PX)mo. Nopell. lnquire 2 Br, lt,o; ba. gar. patio. rf'creat1on proi.iram ,,8ndv t-.euch $5()0 mo Dec. lit. 49'7·3132 · l Br furn or unfum. S400. 56BW. WilMln. e45-644ll adults, no pets. SJ7:-i ••••••••••••••••••••••• :.oaaJ program 7 pools, J 4br ::b.l iJuplt ~ ~., Pt'I' 1>l:P1f.ll
---------1 675-6670 yrly. Adults, no pets S40-5446;eve548·ll084 I BR. clean, bngM '41lh tmmsrour\S.AlF~tuoo ss .:io~lu t;~:.! J8jll _,.1 L....,tlll USO•---------675-9228. MISAPIHIS garage & DW $'.HO mo ls1&ud. Jamboree & San S'2 lCii1, Kl',,'1'•11 v.orkmi: pl'rsun
•• .. ••••••••••••••••••• LIASl~OPTIOH M-a v---~--t. Spac. 2br. l\.iiba, frplc, patio. Zl3 irzi 4954 J"-""'ft" llills Road ~ I' 1 dm • {lr home. llalloaPtnmnda 3707 ""' .,..., ..... d l N ........... <-,.,_......._ 387'-R>llESPORRENT 3BR2~ ,ocean view Bachelor, 1&2 br apts end car, Au ts. o (71 .. 16 .... 1900 .,...'--ITTT u w s I>},, 75.llTJO, eves _ __. ' _.._ .. """ li ••••••••••••••••••••••• n..,._ r'7fSM aAC: A""A 2br tba new p8Ull out .. ,~ c 1 a '1lt ' Br. Prk-. rom oi;:uJYU • .._,.,mo .. •PP es from 13()5. Pool, jacuzzi. CICUI· -· o . .....-.Vf'9 • • •••••••••••••• ••••• •••• 7s&-0210 111ro yn
.... Fncd 1ard Ir to$199,500.6'5-'1272 Babyfronl.,allpiavail.,2brl, pvt pat101. Garages -u .... -1•..._b I side..:. deCanll iMn s1dhl' :?81".2bacoodo,\'Jblkt.o $.DI fOf' a largt" \U\Jque ""---bdrmCo do H
•• ragH. FamillH _..;,.__-'--------2 a, 2 pat oa, comp . ail Ad··"· no pe•-"t"·•_.. ... ur, .,... a.enc $350mo a art a ..... _A .. 2caraar.autoop c~an1sh style lbr, apt ...... ~2 n • UD·
A--.,.... •·003 av · .u .. , "°· ~ frplc Adu!•-No ...... --1 1161 __,., ""' t a t Ha r b o u .. plea1e, kld1 ll pets , ....... .,. .... "'"'Al · m>Harla Ave, 5419-3'47. · .... _....,, .. ,"" · nr. Beaut. bay view. $650 OCEAN view S32 Encino 1 n" 0 n •· ....:....-,,_,, _,. -Or • $MSJIO. 142-5722 ~ t -"-U-a-r /\pl C Wlllerbd, f /p, Sail boat -CCll9. _... --2Br lrtplmt VI /Wet bar " D I R E C T L Y yr ~ 'X"C inu• tTHWll. Altnof•. frplc, blk from Pavilion. 2 bdrm. 1 ba. New stove &r •New 2 br condo or. So. 0 y E R L O o K I N G MKmt 6421603 S.-AIMI lllO Call (.213 >582-ZJll
....... ...._. 1212 call owner ('114)827·2240 =•· lncld1 patio. O>ut Plua. Pool, apa. MARINA. Down street ~ 8loclt to beach. 3 br, 2 •••••••••••••••••••• ... •• Bedroom, front rm & ._... .. ;.~-:;;•••••••••• ,._...t-.1u-3722 W .... .:noB .• ~i!,?-0.717 !,!0!."°40. 641 ·1460 : h"OmquletCanyon R~t ba, downstairs. bltns, lBradultcoodo,likenew kitchen privileges 2
.. _ • ' ---.IOUl. ---· on Pt., fanta1tlc view. r·-i.. Uo . ..,,,,,, Ponl j ··--' So c Fem m.2799 New lmaliac. I _,., 2 Da, •ff•H••••••••••••••••• bl • ..,ic, pa , garage. #4l'#V , aCtu&1, Dr. • st ·
ID d t c P d.:...~rr. •1 ·•---------On \be water, Newport New 2 lr,tl2~Huba dup!: . .ae.nlbrnr. OCC, sbop· r~~·e.reQ~~~~ r:a~~~t: 1Z74'thSL640-6140 Plaza. ~. 831-4933 or Bedroom. rronl r m &
.., mlawaN. ...-. rp c Beacb'1 flQest. $1200. 16150 sq. · . &e i • pins, bul. trl5. No pell. 9'1ultonly.48&-75"'Z W!Sl'CLJFF condo. new MS-096 kitchen privilege::. 3 +.No ,.w. "25 mo. mo.6CM'783\lrkdyl dbl 1ara1e. frplc, ltna. llU-1460or83M974 munon.AduJta,nopeta NNSC. Vlllas. 2Br, 2Ba Fem.~2798 "' ....,, . aa. 59-lllZM I ......... l840 2 Br -". l Br •Aun mo "---G • ·-pd :c+..;..,..~--:---'--:-:--:-=I..:..:=:..::.::::..=::;:::;:..:.:::..=:=:.-_._...._........__ 11724 l .._._ -·r ""-1-·iew •-_..,.. ....,., -..... --.:. ac.. n.u, "U . ,,.._. ·· ... at vou want m
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p.u: ZllO Newport Bl, readlnlpublic, cae to~ 6: atora, 9ll0-5'77lor7Sl·ao&o
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Great Lfftte c..... For store & office space at -·-·-••-•••-••••• .............. ••••••••• Found: Fem. German COYa CillL .,......_. 1'2", llS U.. i--------•
lo Costa Mesa reasuiable rates. Pltl-SCHOOI. s.tllr MhJ. Co. sbepberd, apx 24" bi, blk ts• _71 ~ Mleb ·~~lif wbo ~
Newly remod. sbop 'g SOOto2700ScaFt. I.Jc'd for 44 children. All types ol real estat.e face , Westminster * _, * U.....leUleduuun: efor Regist.er today for local
center located at 2750 M~ VERDE bR Plus nice 3bdrm home. investmentuince l!M.9. 847-8548 20.-0utcaUServi~ ""mpeninnsbip & pout· temporary assignmen~
Harbor Bl, has space PLAZA Can be purchased on ~-LOST: Doc. beige & gray PRE LAW ltudeat needs blemamaie83&-4656 557.0045
ibn mate wanted, quiet, available ranging from L525MesaVerde E.C.M. ~contract at 10%. in-z.ctT'lh cockapoo, vit' oc 925,000. Will do anyt.hlng Wbd.e House. U.3, Fnsco. r-n. .• Lln-*=.·
,oeat,respcareerperson, .-.soo sq. ft. ready for 545-4121 ParkPlace,lnc.8'2-7461 642-2171 545-0611 Airport. Reward . Legal. Confidential llontcomery Call U \ Ii refs. Lg 2Br, 2Ba, pool, immed.8occKupancy. ACallt --------631-0335 DVM . P.O. Boa 3242, 77fr2281 Ive mess for
jac, Rancheo San Joa-Pa u I · at z • g C2 sp. Office. shop, retail * * * Widow bas money for shrt N.a sma.. em. SboWd of beki that TEMPOIAll'f PfflSONHfl 5'1MC1s
qWi area 640-1065 eves 213/464-4538. & bobby. E •side CM . Hit TN'rillo trm 2Dd TD 's, no credit Lost: Collie-type bi-color band. Need you. Bostoo. 37D lirdl sfi..et ---11!---...&1 •""Mo. 260·520sq.rt. ..,.,.A""-'-'-e ........... nopnlty.--.000 & M., old ltbr collar. no DIAMOND WANTED: • ~<r--L--S"JILft Nn-rt•-'-Wx. Npt. care Condo all ..--~n s.a;'.7249 ~Cl=:te ~For actl;-; call tap. "Dean", Pomona Prtv.pmtywillbu:yltol '*-_....--..~ ~1~~.-~-~r-"~~~--~~~ amenities. $290. 30's. Call SuHet --------You are the winDeT or agent: 673-73ll. School area. MS-9877. csat. cash. N.B. ~ -··•••••••••••• ••• • !-
&llao K. dya 752-6451, There is a difference! Cllris'-• Profits T Free 11cbh i--------• evee85Hl49 Large suites (260 s.r.) C .1-. .r _ __. WO 2 day approval, fund in 1 Found: White ToJ PoodJe, Sl'1Gt fS BRASS KEY AttJ.o BIUtpog 'di bi bl OMUg .-($50.00value), to days. No points. No F. Tri-colored Terrier Fridav Nile drop-in .. -..MombasBdrminHB prov1 ng g Y pro-Retail or offic~~ace Coc..colca Pup, II.. Small~ G ~ TEMPORARY ... ressional secretarial alJable for Immediate balloon. $10,000-SZOO.OOO a.r.-n•'-rr 11 .. roup, 1-tpm, some ,. .. .,._,..,GTOuOUR a-.:-today to work Oando, FEMALE, $175. eervicewithamana1ea-av Molocrou...... 2nd TD loans. Lido --an. · uco tellies: "Row to meet ""'u.aan • ~ -~~_16&..5 __ 106_. ----• b&enumberol unit&. 20'n. ~ylDhigb traffic Anaheim Stadium Newport Co. 673-7S85 36 Cat, Bl k I W bl I F . people", "Bo w to SOCIAL A FFAJ RS on varioua ac:coun1ini &·
BuaineH Center Dr, center. at Magnolia & Nov.17th.l.9'19 bra. Tortoise Sbell,Cat. Survive the Dating .EXQUISIT'EESCORTS bookkeeping assign. '"·._!di&_ .. JIO ...,._,Qll'lDCM. Warner lA Fo•otaln 1\clreta Im)' be claimed Newpoa\ ..8Mdl ADt.mal 0.-", • ..., to ,,_ * 6't.o729 * -m. Work cto.e to
:A: ----.., ValJey. lGSSq. ft. atlill' by caWq.a.leTI, at. HDIOX>WNERLOANS a..r.m..J.QI) I'*'' ....... ......._ ,...-bome.Aeet&derb. 1:.-.......--··-••••••••1·--------1 If&. ft. ftudsc:m Warner. AltBANGED lDI .. .' "Bow to Oom· lllte JllllD a ti 5 -boolskeepera, accoan-., , Harbor-Adams, 6Mo....,,,.. Call (110"4-Hll or 272 *** $IO,Cd)tot250,000 POUND: I.ti wb1te II. ,,.,,.....Qeartr''. _...c.a-.m-tnp! taalaarewdedtlt.ruout
CJ.: teb. Storage only. Fantastic opportunltJ m-21'71.Asent. INTER•AlllOESTRTIZEDONLY ~blA:t: ~ :JB~ FamllJ'lberaPJlmt. 'l'raYelln&. convention, Oraace c.ounty. Call us
4Kl·Mll>or83MW74 fotbuaftrmorco.Tooc· ... _,...a... ... ~...... Forlnfoonmaklng • Kam Eri 330ParkAYe.Su.it.el or nd a rep for trade formoreinformat1on. cupy lwt offices. Ample -r-" .... ..., -EXC~ $1 eSllORT TERM : ~06 or c' J..aiuna Beach. lbow '> Brenda 894·9908 Robert Half's tao. Stcrage only. Single. parting, kit. sauna, cont Prime Commerical 1300 w/our bualness ideas, Call Bob Wllliams·Agent _6"--_r.m._______ Coffee le refreshment fnn8am·9p_m____ ~ :a:'J!:.~~ C.M. rm, priv. sec. spaces. or4950aqft..~*9 seod$1&S.A.S.E. to: 73l-Tnlor9Ei(HS57 Found: Long haired _served. ___ ~_at_door __ . __ Need to tallc to a lawyer'> 2333No8roadway
---------• lmmed. occupancy. SHOPPIMGCBCTER WJREnterl>riaes#lP, z.dTD orange fem cat. For free uuta! appoml· ir.n>,CoktweUBanker
Officelftlal 4400 $325-$400. 18080 Beach Bushard & Garfield, P.0 .Box731, On~VerdeHome Monrovia, C.11 . Vic •SIMGLILADllS• meot call~l.294. Even-Bldg.,SantaAJla
_ ..................... Blvd. H.B. 848·3097 or Fountain Valley. Com-Costallesa.Cal.92627. ~.W'illDl.scounL Carden Hall.. 975-0198 or YourcbolttollCIO'aol ineawo'ntmeot.s ava.U.a· 014Jll5-4103
$230 UP. Office-store, ~l mercial retail space Wood-Worki.ngShop,C.M. Atent:SU-0800 _~_T.1)8 _______ p=~:~~. hie. i---------
q>ts, drps, A/C. 17301 avail.1375sqftorm<ll'e. Paim&Wallpaperatore, Found female Sbettie on pmsive3'br.m -1'1'19 S.CWCW. 5400 Beacb, ILB. Lse. 842·2834 Aif?ort C01191ex Xln1 exposure. Avail for Nwprt Bcb., both well T .D. Garden Grove Frwy. __ ................. ADt ltC. ASSIST.
1cr2 Rm Suites from S75. Industrial area of Or. Cly occupancy Jan 1• '80· established, call for de· $10,000 for 3 yrs. at between Euclid/Harbor "'COi •AT8&.ITY"' T08BIBA.L MG«.
ft located Call Gene Kennin or Rob taila: N&-nn 12%-oo1 y $ 8 5 o o t • Q&.57SZ ·~ w .. _ .. le .. __,_ llEETTIIE PERSON Self starter/detail 'T19W.l.9tbSt.CaUTom airport.136'.S • Sanford. Business Ol'fN1119.-ir1n.JNroetM((• .. Patrlck.631-1266 exits. · ~&al-.., ...-.-Ofyourcboicefromopea ~2200· at 18001 Skyparlt Cir, ste Properties Brokerage l I Last. Scbnau.zer m. 1 yr. sincere warm rel•~ minded couples to PQten· ortmlsd. Dr•'t •• 1~1~~.~~':,f :t.i:.,lrvme. -mo =.TllACH··~lll , ~=sJ'~ey. Jr !£~:::~ ra==~~ ~rO.O::si'fO:o ~
lllrport. $450Mo. 152-1747. 1 Retail shop apace $80. ...._ .. om-by w , ..... w-•-. . ~•-•-: Found N B Fem Great i... .... DU.. Serv. lOOO's ol ..... Ctlll for appt. llo. 210 Main St., H.B. c i.-. ,.... ........, °'""' : · " · MASSAM -557-1272 Airp>rt Area esec ofQ, 1be lllni Mall. 981).1558 4'100 sq. ft. Rent all or llarine llf& needs Emw210/o Dme6med·ai&ed)'ellow pnl.sfl'omdoctontoex-1 _______ _
"91'*1esposureonBrlltol tm-1&'58 ' balf.4.1042DdSt.Callfor c~er. Proprl=:!l: Small wen aecurecl 2Dd a:aledoc.Gl-1030 ...... NODll,$ ecs.WommjoinfreePll dmln/Prof. Adlts.
wnrmtasv.2%5to./f1° BALDO ISLAND leMetnfo.SierraRealt)' Bl-YOlume • TDdueJDZIAiyean.Ac· FOUND : H111ky / ESCOIOS Dll&..Serv.m4)6a.1$72 Slplf. alt. inc. Pit. f lt.
• 1Qft.Prclm$175.557-10 A G-'lll'lO ~~ ...... ~ 1:; tua1yield21.&%.J,r year. Samor.::._ Vic. E -alde OUl'C.ALLOMLT 0 w n bu a . II t t .
.. ax. l·rm. Office ad). Slona:s.=11o· I I I ......... 4500 blDIDed on PtT bula. All:YOUneedla ,000. a.ta ..,._..._... De•• ATI ~iol0:!{~:
Al7porter Hotel. No --•••---•-•••••• Write Ad tSM e/o Tbe ISl..aJI '31-2l40 Gourmet club tor s.-a
) -..~.ttou ~~cm.rAL west':'t~ to ==if~·ca8:f .L'. PR€UIG€ ~=J::;:r;--cat. _Aeo1:;;_;;w;;;J;i..,ii;bi~l~~ ...... ~~~~=~ca11~·~· ~ .-.:s!~s& SPACE. W. c.t. Rwy., dultllal blda. 0a ·~er: .... . /~ i HOl"l€S Ni Reward . .:S.":; An.cb~ _
llarinen llile. 9251q. ft. med lot. Jfeoced rear m.-.... ut for .Jeo-1.86.tM m IA.llm ,,.,.. 5450 Valet pa.rUn pert ti
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DIC. sums ..,.._, etc. Tri.CO Real-LouD&e '4W646 P'OUND: llotor cycle .,.. -.0106 1W Sale: United ~are encouraged to apply. '
l.«*ina for an office lD a t;y,~ 11r. Smith. Sao.JuanC.plstraoO cnab helmet Ii coat. NB --------1 C!Olllll'09· 2 for • Pvt ~ 'l14f131.aat?7.
warm Ii frleJ>dly at-._._._ _ __._... .u---.ooodowa -.toem •LORI'S* "1114-111·1356.
nmpbere? Do you need ---.._., -seat.IOO • 1 1 I I ••rAI/ WE'D 11 For Sale: 2 American Amwefwt ~ ~phone cov· ....................... -GrNtLealeJksqft rw 111£11/ SCRAll·LETS OPEN ... bnl>AILY PBX operatots for a erqe It tbe availability 2 be drc>om house, •l\allyequlpped LastAfloilld ANSWERS _.., -••~mM airUnm "11 fare coupooa. ~bone anawerin1
of a profesalonal eeduded ya.nl, for pro-•Ulreoew,aMtynoJd, ---.. •••••••••• Falrly-Newf7-aea.B-lSlO ce experienced or secretarial service? feuklml ccq>le lD O>ata •Uquorlleeme t n•n••• 5100 ~";;.YOturt-...... • 1 = • will train. 11\tll Ume or
You'll find us at • Mesa area. Non· •Unlirnftedpa.rtd.Dc ---·•-.. •-•-•• avunWln aatnoJant <hunaeUna • 1• l: • ~time ahifts avalla-BakerStreet.CallBevat dd.oUrl,Clutltian.Dec. -<>wDer/BuUder '"8.JuaketJUlbta W'Ma bu1ln1 1arden n..&-'tl~ .... 4'7-ml. " ; H ==Da1or'i, f'aft!.",~.!·. 1'»1181. L Upto$T15. llinlmWD 1 -..5113 Ew!Ycia7t.olAl\'ecaa tooi9. remember to set av,_. vw.y ....................... y"' am
year lease. Call after •••• VlaScheduleclAlrtinea anl1 tboee that are very Attractive lntelll1ent, _,.WMsll. 7075 lluat ab e to work
1. FREE loo 8:3>Pll.5t8-1M8. ..__ .. , ~ IOZS FcrlnformatmCall 11tn1a1. Jet DDt too beav, career i8d,-, mJd .,.,, .......... ·-·-•• .. •• one weetemd1. Typing ._.,. -m.-io m.arm.o100 for YOUR WIPE. waalcl lib to meet COID• lbll*.eper/Cleaw for 35 wpm. required Many IJIC,. sums Vlattlnc Prolesaon need .............. -...... pMi~rmn, 35-45. ti.ehelot or couple. Ill co. benefit.a available . ...-..~-furn. apartment• or l'OlJND: 1 Ir& llOQP ol • t.Ddeseortdur-1..qma Bdl. Rm/Brei fs Pleuecall!lon-.Fri. ... ...,rwa, ~ •-bou1es. No cblldnlo. One 5_. LOAMS Lelt & r...t IJOO ._ lD vie aoo bit of N. bolklQa Salary. JOMtte -.tm Fasbioa bland area l\ill eervlce. l'rom '225· durt.nL.J anuary only; __ .. _.................. Newport Blvd, NB. cau: ~ d lladt mah ybe · · · Coata lleaa area ~n---Corp. ..... _,, ...,_ .,.,yon . us ave ....,. .. ,_._... 7100 = ._.......,. • .-.-,, other Jan-llar. Price 2ndTrultDeedLoanaoo ~-. b turlt d • ....,.. -..... ~
___ ('11' __ >&4'-_Tl.9 ____ 1 ID.9tbe~able.Con· ~y ........ 5150 :'o1.::,,,..to~~ ....................... -
tact Cha't'lea Lave. to meet FOUND ADS _.. .................. wttb meetlnl Ulla way. AOOOlJNTINO. Oran1e 1_11_1F _____ E_.o_.E_.
SB6502/6800. youroeeda! WANTED: Female to Pia llC!!Dd ina.roductoo ln· Cout Savlqa 6 Loan caUons now beinl
R,E.DEPI'. IDr FREE abareexpemeaol2weelt fo and home phone # bu lmmed. opeWn1 for taken lot warehouse· SAMTIA90IAMI M~ atay lD TabiU, Dec 22 to ~Box&:M,C/ODaUY r1taccountiD1clert.SAL delivery helper. New
T14f81Z.D>O CalL Jan 5tb. Call Barry PUat. PO Box 158> ONlta aper. deal.red. Contact furniture wareboualng
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lat er Found a pet? Call Ulllllls lleepiq. •1415.
Animal Aaal1tance _APCARE _____ 5"7_·_25l3_1 ~= r.:~l~a1': •ACCOUMnlle•
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share ln commluion
pool. Pleaae apply In
penon. Moo thru Fn 8-S.
ROG&-S
CiAIDEMS
Zllll San Joaquin
Hills Road
CDM 640-5800
C~HIERS Blnkin&
COMMERCIAL U TELLERS · E:xp,rleoced only. Xlnt T1JTE
beneflh. Call John -MARKE'ft.l Spmcer:
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Construction Helper,
Temp Full time. SUS
It.alt. Own tranap, Call 851~ or fl.St.1035. A.lk
for Kn.I.
COOICjlrNlfmt
Experienced. Good pay
& beadli.. APPlY JoUy
Roger, 400 so.· Coast
Hwy, LatuD& Beach.
COOK. experienced, must
have some koowled&e er
seafood. Salary open.
f\J.11 ltme position avail•·
ble. Call 964·4336 or
964-3142
COOK. full lime. Apply in
p e rson : 18120
Brookhurat. Fountain
Valley.
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more. Oran1• Coatt lime 1 ·3 lloa·Frl. bl·Un11.aal. apply In DeU"" PITllD• All, Yellow Cab, l'JJOO Ill. ~ ~. PD otc, penoa ,•to NeWe. Surf le L.A. 'nmu. '100 per Herrmann, PouDlala ant t:Jpbaa. Xl.Dt eat.ry Sll:ld Hot.el. 15'5 S. Cout
,..., ID Latwsa Beach. Valley. (No of Sla\er or re-cat:ry PoltioD for Hwy, t.qwua BeadL .... =T !hwbope • :::t!u="~ =HOUSEKEEPER S
DeUveey II.., tor early ~~~~~~~~~ Ual ID computer ID· daJ'I. llu.t bve own AML.A.t1meeboaMde·:: doatry . Call Mecca car. Permanent
livery rout.. EcclDomJcal FAna SD> pr wk Part tune 6'1-0205. ~~:::...::==.:...· -----CV reQ'd, adulu ooty. at boroe, no ex per. ~ per day, no col necea-iry. Call ~l.!70.
lectln1. $42' mo Net Mk for Jana. JultOlllGI takebome+1u al c lowaoce + bODUI. ELECTRONIC AS· HeaJtb Care 0 ID
Wea t m loiter, Hunt SDfBLERS.all pbaaes, Newport Beacb la in need
I B b area · aaJ•rv commensurate d ce:oeral malnt.enance natoo c . w1tb"'exper. Enaliab Ir janltonal aervlces. ~. apeakina prelerred.V FWl rlUmed opetUDl.Sb.ft e~~· DELlVERY·LA Times AlkireElectronicsSJa.L a e 1 1 1 ava ·
car routes, CM /HB. Alrway,Ave.,C.M. St.artialmo.~~e~5:!er.t! MAM. $350-$.oo mo. + ..... ban~. ai.o need carrier ---------padtaae. For interview aupervi.sor. ~1 or Elerttooics oontactl>eolaeGwmond.
~ B.ICTROMICS/ 6'1 1616 E.0 .E ._.M_1F_. _
D.:.EIJ_V::....E_R_Y_MAN----L-.-A. IMSTWUCTIONAL Ge•ral Office
RXJSEKEEPER/MAJD
-wanaed. Beal pay le fT·
mge beoe in Npl. Deb.
Priv . rm , et c
714-7» LSl.S ask for La
Vonne.
HOUSll(EIPE:a
needed. Live 10. full
tlme. Monthly salary.
Must have refs, C~U' & be
jpJd cook. No Laguna
Waterfront apt. P ~t
room & bath 494·4409 or
$1021
TI.mes to homes 10 Npt. ASSOCIA'TI Reliable, self starter,
Bch. 3:30 am to 6am. $1024toSl241/Mo. neat. Corona Del Mar, HousecleanenPfT.F(I',
1510Per moo. 548-8441 or Part Ume, 35 hours per ~2.133 owotrana. Top SSS
646-1413 week. Position to ualst ·--------fl73.0068 646-4871 regular electrorucs staff Dell very. Responsible members with their ln· GeneraJ
person ~ full time structioaal proeram. Ap· S.. Volt today-4o get IMSTALLEll.
tor planning firm brln ply by~. Nov. 16, 1919 i! operu.ngs for mdlv1duals
Newport Be~h. $3.SO ·zj wttb bu1c mechanical
752-9223 B.lC11lONICS •J ~. ~ w1tra1n for DELIVERY.TOP PAY l .... t99UCTOR l.mtallauoo "sen1ce of "~'"" d dlil f • .. Call NO SELLING. Must be at Orange Coast College --11111••-·-bana1n1 equip
18 or over. own trans, Speclally funded CETA 546--4741 _71_4_-1_s_1-88> __ ~._M_on_ -t~1
4:30-9pm, Mon.Fri. program. full time :JMSCampusDnve INSTRUCTION RECEP
S31-0811 call btwo. 1·9 through 9-JG.80. Apply by <Across from TIOJ\11ST _ Career op
p.m. Spm, Nov 20, 1979 to. John Wayne Allport) portuml.ies Take a turn Coa 5 t Commun It y ~~ua1 ()ppor Employer f ........ ._.,_ A local So Dell very penon, P /T . ..,.. or .. ,... ""'\M;r. ·
1.0AM18V1CI
COUMSll.OI
Newport Beacb
Mart.pee P\nD bu lm·
mediate oPeDJnc ror a
Lom Senfce Counselor.
Pos1Uon reapoui bill tea
will be to handle
CUltomel" cootact ol loan
aervlce problems Ex·
peneooe lD demands, 85·
su mptlon a, re con·
veyances, tax unpounds,
l"PIYmelll penaltle9 le
able to cooduct escrow
analysi•. Good verbal
CIOllUDUfticaUoo & typm&
skills req\Ared.
We dfer xJ.ot co paid
benefrt.a & good starting
salMy for qualified can
cbdat.e For appt call our P~raonnel OU1ce at
640-45ll> ext 20'l E 0 E
Mactulmt Tram~ prefer some shop ex pen enc·~ for
smaU mfg firm m lrvint'
Call Riley. for appt
m.oo80
•MACHINIST•
Sm g1'0WUI& )hop. :dnt
working cond1t1on'
Wesco Mfg, C M &l2 4142
ia::o rrODt OUlce ll't
w~...,..
d:J "'"' p /l. --...C.Al.~ 11 wl&b tl..atbaal . IUJNn"port .... .
•nntA.llto4Pll.
MEDICAL J'RONT • BACK ore. Exp ••
)( at u re • D •at • ,.,. ,.......,., IOl>d tnfa_I.
20 Hrs/wk. Plush 1lf! Bdl ~c .• SoOd pay. Vi
resume: lo P.O. Box
G31, IJ'vtDe, CA 82'1U
Medical Auhtaot
caril)' front offc. &mow lm. blWng, »:ntn per wk, Salary
open 548--7779
lllJtd«. Dept. Girl Fri.
Sm C.M. r1rm seeks
per so n w /geo .
secretarial skills. In·
volvea customer service
& advert1alna. Salary
o pen for qualified
person. M/F Call Chris
for appomt. S574116
•MODELS*
For ESCORT Ir
CATEltlMG SHVICE
•661-0729•
MOOB.S.ESCORTS
Attractive females only.
~wk+,641·0180.
MODELS needed free
hair cut.s Call Tues Thru MaJdi. apply The Inn <1l Sat 631-1..300
Laguna. 211 N Coast ----
}fwy, Laguna Buch Monung Newspaper rte
avaJJ 111 CdM 3 3()..6am. 7
days a week. furn own
a\AO. SC00.$4.lS mo. call
MA.IDWAMTED
Doo Qt.a 1~ Mote I. 2100
Newport Blvd Costa
~e9
~_1_1 _____ _
lic'd driver. Loe lD El College District, 1370 OWi health i.pa duun I~
Adams Ave .• Cosl a t d i beallh MAIMTEHAMCE Toro: 770-2789. Mes a' C A 9 2 8 2 6 G.1 Mm1l11u11Ke inlerH~-n red n--ur--' c .. -1n nttds
Motel. front desk &
office help for app'l .
ca II 499-2800
ror pnvate communrty, rm.oded.......,.."' oncaru ._.... ..... ... MOTOR ROUTE DeUvery·pkkup person 714-556-$947. Laguna Beach area. in lbouehl & acllon to 10 d 1v1 du a I w 1th DAILY PILOT rout.et Jn
for Lab. Co. car furn. lab Must have vatld Calif IP'OW wtth a growmg co. lmowtedge of restaurant t;o La 1 u n a & San
work · H r 1 : A m · ~g drivers Uceoae. Call Mon 7u.m.2350• 213-li34-6625 eqwpment Espenenced ........ mente now available AAemoon. or both. Call 1 M A lmperi.a.l Spa, Inc. In eAectncal & plumbm& ~ COOK 646-021G uk ror Jlm or Sa ea ana1er &· thruFrtGt-8S71. Tb e PI ace r or ..... tr Good ~ner1ts. Afternoon delivery MOil· ....... __ • UD.ity gresslve Npt. lkh. area body • -r-... day thru Friday, m0tn· ~ comm . IUck. firm, 1pecializin1 in Gen1 Offc, fillDI, Jnveo· Every . Company true a pro· ... aa Sat··-"ay •-SUnday. Pleaaant atmosphere, 1 u ff V1ded. A.ppty at· -... v • 1ood beneflta. NB Dental bu1. mgr. for ocean orientated t.ory cootro • te 0 c laluraDce biller wanted Excellent earnin1s for
631.==--&555==-------I p&ea11nt 2Dr. office. Ex· engineering, coaatruc· wart. P1exlblehn, for pbysical therapist at O...,.Comty jwit a rew boun of your -per. J.rviDe55M711 tioo & operatlom, baa 551-2Wl Nautlha. Ftn Vly. Typ· le I _. S-•ices day. NomlnaJ cub de· ,.~S l.mmed. oeed fOJ' exper. ,..__ '-n .. .-a ... ~ ... -ex •tl>m.IDMr~ po&il required. CaJI ~ ~-•Malatant.Immed. aalelmaqagerw/lO)'n Om1 Office. F..t. ""'· nr .. _ ... -~ .,... .. -. · s.itaAaa.~, 6G43Zl. Aalt for PoiAer Immed. openln11 for -;::in1, cba1r alde RDA P rl 0 r exp 01 u re to Harbor• San Diqo .Fwy pa-. IM1·30ll I~~~~~~~~~ Oulllet. cooh at B•ck Ba)' Jn(. ~ d$ NB. of eaOneertnl sales Can· needa cleft, lite b'Plna. INSURANCE • Property 1: .:::.::::::::;... _____ _
Re1tauuot In South -~ • · · dldate must ha~e 10 use lO·hY. malur·e & ~ Aaslst. E&· a gs TAU 8 AMT MllD MONEY!!
CoMt Plal.a. dowmUln -~-....._ and l*'IOD OK. ncm smoker. per. nee. mlo. 2 yrs. IWCM).._!S · ~ !!:. ~ wr BWJocb. APPb ID Dlllltal Mil. c:bnd. Exp ~to t,;;;i floe. CaJI Carol. hm·Jpm. lnd.udiaa \1Pbl&. XblL per. ,,_. resume - -=':,=~=-10 ....., t All to 11 All. oraebl.Lac .. ew:517. cpll&IJ fDclladlnl Oftr'· ...:751.=.:::.Qtl.==-------ti... J-~. So. Oil. Hwy. IAaaa d aya dell verle 1
AakfcrDon. !:ft1'15-'IWO. seu. Xlnt. emplOJee GUU.RJDAT It'\' Odl ~ Dodte. ~ tr:!Ml &depbooe dU'ectonea '"
COOllS D9CJALASSIST. bem.Sendaalary b.latory Gan1 oltc. dat.a proeea. m.-E.O.E. MAM A• 1M1 MT the Oran1e Co. area.
w aeted. 8 om• • • • l"call u.me ebalntde. X· " naume to: l.:.H. if:• typi.nl • fllln1. Non 1---------POSlllOM Won 70fUI availabk day
paz\eace preferred, raJ Uc. N41d. Jl.D .A. ~~~.,;-aft ai amaar. a:MllO. Jawwww Wad.21Adia 1'l1b a.blb· !N~~e:o:::; ~e'!,,f~
Pleaaaot Peaaant pref. Bene. olfared. Clrmathe action GU•BDS Ambitious maa or ty co bir~. crala 6 can. staUoa Wl#lftS or
Cl. ·~.a.a W-215$, 421>1 Mart· Salary ope•. wkday1 fJllllllo1'er Aft. women present I Y maova~ others. llust bj!Jll trucks are Deeded. ~,,,.. lnCale.NplJkb M2·AIO, ••"•wknd1 · F\Jll ar part ttme. All empkJyed. part tJa>e to ha~ dired saJes Ii/or Pleasant out-door won.
Securitlea pro~11ln1 ~ Enjoy lntereatlog , areas. Uniforms start FUil lim~ when Mana1ement exper Valid Drivers.lic. & clerll forFuhlonbland Counter help, mature;..:.:;:....:..::::... ______ cballenginl work furnished A1es 21 or qualified with a Buesalar)'&boousde Cal.if. plates required.
ln vest me o t Fl rm · aome aewina knowledge DmlalAuiat.aot w/CMf!tt potential. Na· aver. Retired welcome. awwown guarantee per 111D(d to yaeld $1..5.000 + You can earn SJ.SS per Excellent opportunity to Proceuea new invest· req. $3.10 Hr. Call Experienced Asslataot Uoowide sales finance No expenence ~.App-month. Complete tram· 1Jt. ygr Co benefits hour or more depending
_.. S.Yin&a 11.aoager ments tnvolvin& bank de-tJ'l3.llQ for N.B. specialty office, co. baa entry level posi· ty Uruvenal Protection mg program. Farmers Ca 11 Mr· MI c b a e I 1 on your speed of de-
iD all pbaMe of •aVUlll poeita &c detailed f~ COUMTB LADY !~~~e. Pl~ase call lion for a field rep. Service, 1226 W. Sth lnsurance Group. Call ~575-S=-.::.:18::;1:__ ____ _
opeHllioDI. Our Seal 14>. Investment or bank· lad to kin dry ....,..._. Pleasant working condl· Street, Sa.nta Ana. ln· 8&5lll. cru•n.11...._ ~~mmediate aasign-
a..dl afflce ia ~ Ing experteoce helpful. Esper. wor lions xlnt benefits. Call tervtew hours 9-12 & 1-<4 I~~~~~~~~~ MAHUFA ""'"-menl.'1 following a short •«•.,.,...with 'i years ..:M0.():::...:..:123::..:..;.. ______ c~P~f~~B. DISIGM (714)S3CH66l Mon thru M.onthru f'n. TIAIM&S tra.uung session. Apply
SlcLexperience .. ew IC· area. • . --~ Fri to arrange interview. lnt Designer w /hea\ Y at I.he locallon ndrest
cowita backsround is Qerlcal Counter Person: full CH~--.ro=:E::.M=:l:...:..F. -----Hair Styll s t s hop , dr.oeno exper. Must be lmmedF\JllTtme you 8 30am. J0:30am.or preferred. Tb1I full time $0.oaAMGE time/part time. Will Excellent career op· -Christopher & Company 5a1~1 mot.1vated ()peomgs
1
:.>pm, daily beginmng JJQ!llltklo olfen a atarling COUMTY train. 6 4 2. 5 4 6 6 0 r ~willy to work in the ESCORT /MODR hair design In Corona del 497-3776 Tues Nov
7 ai.Jyol_,plua areal M'NC•ALCOURT mternallonal head · Owncar 642-1571 Mar has operungs for l Material~
1251
Su n.,hine Way. bmlflta.~~!'~~I 1 .... _.._. ....... MIGUB. 546-1066. :JeU::rs in a company experienced stylist to JAMITOR lion T . Anaheim
... .,., ..-...... --".,. COUNTER HELP . Day gin energy related ESCROW SECRETARY rent station Excellent Mature man Mon Fri flrodllc ~ ()(f Mir.t Loma near 57 •Ji\"eehealth loaurance DEPUTY·CLERKI shift. Oranie Julius, 711 product.a & services. In· w /min 2y rs ex per· location. fri endly at days Xlnt work rond'I & IKfl•hM) CIHtl Frwy
•Free career apparel $197 Per mo. E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa. d Iv l du a I must be Salary open. Call for in· mosphere 673 962S or benefits Bayview Con\' llf~ Knollwood Circle , •Free dental lnsurance Requires 1.)'r cleric.al ex-~1073 knowledgableinmacrun· cerv ie w . Bent I e Y &»6879 2055 Th urin , C M co bt>nef1ts lrv1nt· An.t.heim
per. Pass typing test ing & rabncating of J!>Jcrow,lnc.2950Redhlll 642~ =E~O:._F: ___ S407639 A Kendav1!> Off Woodland near Pleaae call Loretta 40wpm. Call 49S-4100 Couple. asst manager hardware. s Years ex· Ave 96'7-4012 HAIR STYLIST Ind E O t: Magnolia & La Palma
Braze at (213) 588-7126 Ext.42forappt. E.O.E. oceAD area. Out.atandin& perience an electro· ~ You a L1c'd stylist Jan1tonal ~l'!<!;en~e r
10
.... Stanrord. Garden tormoreLDlon:natlon. aertcal enviroomenL 450 units. mechanical design, will Beal Est.ate investmeol w/style&Uld1¥1dua.1.ism~ per.ion nttdfod for office MARY KAY .,.,
Bn8bl gal good w/num· Adult.a only. No pets. check eqineerin& draw-company ~eed~ ,!t~ u80. call Shirley !Qldmg mamtenant'e & d:A~~~~l~R Off 1\ut~:~e between
FIDIUTY t.n. MacGregor Yachts Salary open. Apart & in· Ing 5 re 1at1 n g l 0 ~~es~~. s:1a~ 963-0I&. H 8 :~ . .,_ ~r';1~2S ~;;'a~ Need., Beauty Consul c.; a rd en Grove & FIDRA.L 1_..Pla-n•:a,CM. surance, furnished. mechanasmlnvolvmgop-tin C .... 1u;, , ..
.a. ••.u ..... ... 9&2-4i6S3 t 1 c, magnet 1 c & open. Ask for Mr. Se g. Help wanted 1nema + benefits Apply 1n tant.s Oppty to l"am top .... mp:.on
SethJll ..tl...:.-1• ---------~=.:=:.:=-..-----gyro&COPIC systems We Call Don or Mark after person to Amen can ss·s w the fastest grow Hli Fair Drive, t:oc,ta
ADF..qul()pportunity ,.., ...... cal COUPLE WANTED to dfer excellent benefits. €<TIG( 6pmat67~_ Home Mortg:.ige 230 mg co~met1c Co ~t· Mesa
Employer GOORALOFFJCE help manage am. bwn· wages & a creat.tve en· > Newport CA!nt.er Dr !>le lraJJl' OrJn):e County Fair
TYPlSTS oems part.time. Muat be v1ronment. Contact ·__:-~HOM€~ Home helper, live in 200.NB CA.Ll.957-0496 ground BldR 16 Entr)
SECRETARIES wi.1Jinltoleam.642·22A7 Per•onnel 5S7·90Sl. beaut oceanfr ont ----)lah'JoffArlln~on
"' Laguna Buch home JEWELER MECH.A.MIC ~2Grarute Way . AOCTG CLERKS rouRIER. Mon-Fri, 4 hr l~E~.O~.~E~.~~~~~~ 3333 W. Cout Hwy, NB 497.2042 Expenenced only 40 hr Laguna H.llls
PBX·PULSE day, SJ per hr+ 20c mile. r 645-6646 Wft>k Company benef1b Carbw•t0t t:.xil San Otego Frwy al
Top Pay No Fee Own car. Non·smoker. DIETARY AIDE HOSTISS Call ~ays IOam to Appiftltke L.lkl' Forest Dr. Near
Paid Weekly CallCarol: 7Sl-61.91. Days.PM abift. Xlnt DIC SEC'Y CASHIB 5pm A!lk for George s DAY WEEK Moulton Prkwy
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CRIDITa.ak benefits. Apply 1445 3S-45yra old, well -P(I' H.ostesa, cashiers $40-0066=:..·_____ See J1m S.mpsonal EqualOpportunity c:.-rior, NB -*-'•-' killed · O(fc wan~. Apply doily at n. ecrt.r.tor ~ Employer ._..., ... ......--. s ID ua.m: Mt CASA 296 E Jewelry Waxe r Ex l!M2Harbor8lvd CM Good phone manoera to
aulat credit mana1er
w1tb collecllona, ac·
curate typlD&. 1eneral
office duties. Excellent
compa.D1 benefits. Ex·
perience pref erred. bUl
MU train. Good atartlne
salary. Call Penonoel
5tMBM
CLERKS
FUIJ.· TIME
MO m•ll ICI a•CDSAIY
HUrry 1 lmmedJate open.lnga
DI ET SUP ER VJSO R, ~~t~1:S~i:&1 ·..:.;7th::..:..=.St::.., C.:,__.M_.____ penenced &trarnee. Call Nophe>M t'alls please MURSE AIDES certified or aooo to be. .,. d -714·979-6l24. FUil lime and part tlml'. 112 bed coov. boap. Port c 0 m Put er w 0 r -HOUSEBOY UVE lN d Certification classes t 2570 pmcessing. Non.smoker. Wanted by Newport Jewelry Mfr n ee s MECHAHICAL avail w / Spanish/ MeN Convalescen • M Great location. SS.SO hr. Beach home owner. Job Jeweler Xlnt working Su ·
Newport Blvd., C. . ~!!:ide Calbidco. tncludel, houlework, er· cond, fringe benefits DISIGt4 ~.l~=~·-1_ss_s __ p_e_n_o_r ~ u•-randl care ol pet.a, etc Orange Co. 971MJJ.24 !HGIMEllt
Dlree\or, male/female. Empioyer provides LANDS CA p ING . O>me join WI~ work Ul ..WRSI AIDE 3-11 __ ..... _, cm food the mternaUonal cor C t lnitiate -.. ...... pro FACTORY private room , · hydroseeder. the fan-Sm conv. hosp. er . to prevent cblld a e, WAREHOUSE printe bath, use ot car. tastic neld ol bydroseed ponte headquarters in a pre( Xlnt. pay. S49-3061 reaponalble to private, ~Ell.BLEBS plus salary. Flexible Ina 18 offered. Learn company d::ll::oow1~
non-profit Incorporated No Experience Needed houn aJJow Ume for 1tu· about bydromulching mertY rela uc MUttSIS AIDES
Board, admlDl1traUve 'l\w,,Pay PaidWeekly dents U necessary w/a lu'&e landscape co. &services ~~n~~= Everyotherweekendoff
abOlty fr expeikDce. ap· '""' 714!7»9012 LD Mlsaloo Vlejo. Good cbaJlenae 0 81•-" Def comp or $50 aft 6 ............. •-1-•-traln l\onell I devices tovolvlnl opt.lea. mo• Ft'"'e de ntal & .a ..... w ae .,..."""• . lblMboy, llve-ln, wanted benefits, all posit ons mqnetic & &Yn»COPIC " .. :tlsdirectJOClofpenoo· by t.J---.rt Beacla fa.ml · f /Ume & permanent .....,hanu1m =wall medical ms. atl proba· _ ... " ._ communlca· ·--..... ood d 1 -ord .,.______ ,_,....., em..ioym't App-.a&U • 1 l _,. _ ly of 3. Job include• I riv DI r .. c involve mac · com .__.., .,. ·
tlou •~-':':nd:r!t!'!i ..... -....-hcuework. errand.a, le oecess. Apply at 23811 ponenh u s an& b l1h lY l44SSuperior. NB. t::;;:o under. E.0.E. IRVINE 75U&ll UR d I yr old boy. ~~ter:e~ strenath steel. We offer MUa~
.....,,..._ p 0 Bos 1lM5 _..!: 11/F Employer pro•ldea _. .,,,,.~ esce1Ieot beoefita, wqes ..,__.RN or LVN for pm ~~-'cii.-.... ' ..;~~~~~~~~~ ~ftte room wrrv • llllocall'11141$1 "a creative environ· ,_, .,....,_, ft-•1o.&o : wUI \de tblrt ln coov.bolp. Xlnt.
tlm
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t_ ... n•· UM ol car "111?,.~ LP.lOALSECRETARY ~ wtaic:b prov I bene. includ: ins., in~n· Dlahwubtr, part e Fem. co e1e 1 uue ~ nM1um. "aalary -'lb = llAG card. you areal penona u,& alck pay. A»s>ly Pll, Port Keaa Con· ... JI to ta. Earn $10. mo. lh allow time for P/f .. __. .. ,_ ~ aatilfactioo. We want t.be a...-ty Manor 340 Vic· v.s.cent, 25'70 NewPort for 2 bn. b1 part.lclpat· Ibidem to attend acbool. ...,...._ . .._.. bmt. BSllE de.,ee re· :;;;;: Cll
Bhd., C.11. to.otoo 1D1 ID a camwur atud1 11MD110 only. BB.IG.-U. qW-e4. CoGtact Penon·
(Qr a local mark.t N-Uf~unlt.J'. Be Dlf.IS1•1Q61.E..O.E. FF I CE HE L P
Dunut Shop. Afternooll 6 search firm. Com· 10\lr own boa•. •ork I~~~~~~~~~ NEEDED Posit ton ftlllial.-~~= =7aUon llHearch. to~~.~.::u:p 1G'lll'OWOboun.m-5121 ll&CHANIC /AUTO. would Include, tabula·
.... WUllQRll l ..... 111·..... GOB 6Sl tkn. nllna, aome tnlnc. lbop.~IN1 Harbor B. Uw.ba lllter needed ln MacORE 1 drafUna. etc. S)iould
Om&all4U. Jkld1p~ .~. loO 11'!:1 t. OUS&CLEANl:RS eatN•f•rmllboard PLACEN1'lA, COSTA have car. hnn. 5 day Dllnas• , .. ., -br.+Bon1.a1. WW -.m1£IW!I lllSA. " wk. Jh flexible. Willing
• Toro;T'IW'l9. :.-'°N•Ptr.Advan· l.DANSEJlVlCINO lldeal ~ 60fflce to \rain persoa wbo has
Allo =tn".:~1.ant. FL 0 W I: t S. A L E I C9CDeDt OpptJ. II uat 2 Vn., ...,ace, !W. All1ltan& needed for con· =.~. ~!tn:! ':::!.
Nut appearaue. PERSON rU:EDZD. ea..~. or mt1 baakhll· vaa.emt. bc»pital. l'\ltt $4.00/hr. Call Oxoco
boWled.lt of Oren1• CALI. 9'2.oat ,;· ..._._ ' MMC/l'NllA ccmveo. Uiat-, Mon U\1\1 f'rl~ 1141'15-UOO, llal"I•·
Oaul!V.Oooddrivtaire-HoHeclzu•u. Pert ~:~~ =i=:~vac.1..:.:;.:.;.;;.;...;;;..;...:._--. __ :C::i=.11p~O'';:• llJOU'nbatbemrilt Umtl •J•· N~~~ lsl.o&'54-J..ml!'.O& ..:IOl1a.=:.;:~;,;;;M:.:..·----....... GeolralO~Eatatap-
br.+lnceat1 .. 1. Call ror • ....... cat, be tun ~~· 0 __, -~_,..wan& 1be fAl&elt draw ta UHl pearucei full tlmt . .. __.. ... .-, tocMdlU..maQJHto9 :.. ........ *-do --a...._ .. , Pilot Maater Bue~U4 .:--::.;;.;•;;:;.;;-~;,__---~-:I ldvriled fOlr ult U. O"""td Adlf JOU" on. tollllT ads ·""-• • .,,... ,.._,CJ&. cauM:Um aw"d ~. tt..u.tcMITI. O..tnedM.:MWlnl. , •
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PmHI' PTralM9, O.~t ............ PlltdilllAl ~ ~ -· tiiime•ld aat. Call JDCIJ er Pill ,..> I Hlrwfla •H. -~ UMCt or __ ;:;...... _____ , Pereeaael, •t•at,
~ Lo& Attt•dta&, Dt 'I · MHl b9 ••· a. bml Plue ............. ~ ....,.. ........... =-........,,.,..... ._......... Bllperlanced Phu
••• e6oGIOI It & A J. & 8 TAT C llMtr. Apprm. • Im. ,, .... nM• M( rsvlN •ANTED. .. .......... .,,.. eau
,.._, &dHUPTO..-. 0011· --aft.4pm. -......s llJMIOH 111&1'. 1-CaD
Ada11awllaotdettMta1. : .. ~2':t= •c8-1:a HELP .
llbndl" penoaa.litl• DeW Uc. earn bll IA llWr>''• Pllu, Wa Mtd
wl9o _. Worlhll db beN. Come talk •1th ~ eounter balp.
tidl.. 0.. ll. ltart at tbem. I-Our produc· llalt be l8 yn C11' older.
... per boor. Pbone t / l n • x p e a 1 1 v e 'WW won arowad ICbool IU· 0 U. Ext U 0 landJbudset terma. 4. ldl9du», apply wkdaya Bl:l'WEEHl·SPll. PN-I lnpenoo. JJ Mllfw A *M Ht appte ••ore. ,..Y'I PfDA &-Plnd out why 'we've ... --... W. Oce--•---
The above pos!Uoos are for our new
store locAted in Mesa Center. 2ll E.
l'lth Street. Costa Mesa.
AppUcatloDI are beinl aceepted ioam
to Spm at the convenient foUowinl
locatloll:
2302 Haw llYcL c .... ...._
Equal Opportunity Employer
-=.i._ ()pporWldb. -the.,.. t.bJ.q loin&''. ---.... JVU~ ~~----=n.-,.,:.....;;_. ___ 1 N.B. aree. Alll for llr. N.B. SaJ.. Clerk. full Ume, fOI' s.lea Lady for jewelry
Oiuuddal Offtca Supp-_Boward ___ . B-M02_____ a.tauranl mu1ae hardware a&ore. at.ore ln Coe ta lleea.
ho o.w --mature .. _, ____ A COUNTER HELP • =c: neceu. Call: -.saorevea.~ 4#, _.,,._ ~ .. a~•oN ri lllarine.Mt-9811
huhDaa, Bolton•. ,.._, Peb, YClltie, T·
cup .,oodle, Shlbtau • m.am
6LASS SHOW • -------SA.LI ,._ part Ume 11·1' UCIMS9 ....,_._ oexpeneoee &OE. II/FIB SALESLADY·llATUllE
JM:ao.. Appl)' ID penoo UMUCIMS9 ....,,.. Mon &bna Fri. · Full tlme •ollr wk.
aietcn DOOG llloeele,'a ~ XlalCworklDal b 1 ccad.1 Salaclert, e1tabUabed JncludH Sal.·Sun.
SlcNtartal a.ad)' t.o IO
back to work! Entry
level po1ltlon lo
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Dip I --.a.1--------w.t, IZl·B· MalD st., ~8!;iit8:.•1..t!of!: .-uvate u , rv ne. lt..,...,.etonoeedlln-Hallmark PartJ Sbop,
HB. dulUy 10/SJ, to top pro-Jack, n•-7500 aft lide aaleapenoo. Ofnce KB.llGCllO
Past Ume; Balpl pt.time ctuc.n. P'or lnte"lew 1:30pm. npplf experience Selea
8"11 fr Set A.JI Aaa1st call Bill at BedhilJ Real· Reetaurant ~:~:.a:~ y b uFlr I::! SUK G Ylll JS BACK wJt1e.Utu.test.o1portmi ty,Udootfice; fn.'1300 SGiT.PIPPaOHl"S .._____ G · edi al Demmltr'aton wanted, Avent• •• s•+ br --· --,. ua.su,a, roupm c ' full time or part U-e m.... · .,. v • llMlllW.W.. "'-·blrl~f;~~lrpart Paid vacatlona. Sill Call 9am till o~n: Opeolnl for llcenud ,...,... ~~-· 751-173:2 Ast for :161-1830.
PART· TIME Delivery ule1people, locally Ume Pat locatloo --~ --------pereon, 11 or over owned. with natlonal re-near .C.AJrport. Vary· SALES -Salim
w/S»d ·ctrMng record. Cerra! 1ystem. Excellent inC days & bou.n: Ideal Counter/Phone " Draft· Sboesalesmanorwoman
· Oafi751-4'105 work Ina condlUona. =.zn::·~ m:=::::. ln&/Grapbic SUpplies. full or part Ume. Ex·
Part Time Candy sales, F.am !00% com.miasloo. Our procresstve growlng Neat appearance, full ~eoce preferred. App-
OVf!I' 21. muat be depen· For confidential app't. ro. olfen opportunities Ume. Muter Blueprint, In penon. Ask for 111f·
dable Cl able to work call 759•0226· Execu· for adv~meot based 234 Fischer , C .M . anno~.F=:~s
varioua hours. Helen Systems Realtors o n y o u r J o b 541).9373 ~ ·
Grace Chocolates, RealEatate performance. Pleasant SALES d d bl __.· -------• Laguna Hilla Mall, Wanted. uollceoaed (we wortdqcood.Muatbel8 epen 8 e SaJes
•1&50. wllltral..n); oeworexper. &ove2300r. ASppEly8tnrlspet.orsont : =:~rE~!!°:0S:~ W..M•111 ...
Ucenaees for new ex· · · hn. Xlnt di&counL The We are lookinl for 3 , ASTE-UP & pandlng, active Irvine Of· Sant.a Ana Heights eotiee ee&n. 5'&9-1768 sharp ,.a Interested in. ~R• "'llo.lft. fl ee. Call manager. <Next to McDooalda > fasbkJn career ln aa1e1 tk ..-~ "w RedbJ.ll Realty for con· E.O.E. SALE; full 4'l part Ume. manaamement. Ea·
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t1. able to wortl well wttb oecde • 50tfpm \)'Pini
lkil11. Kn are from
1:30Alll to JPM. PJeue
CCllUd 11.n. Pratt for iD·
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• S!".CRET AJUES •
Exec: Sec. a1nt lkiUa
Reel Estate 111.000
Glrl Priday, our ol c
type eo ace ~
00/lmpt CM SlUOO
Ex.ec Sec /M Chauvia
Fash lal SlS.IOO ' .coon.e&cn
SU./OurOfflcu
AAJt Only /Free
Lh Retodera Aiency
Cl) Birch, Eat.ab '64
Newport Beach. S:SUllO
wttb at leat 1 year eit· fldeotial interview. u_.._1\o .. perhr CaU r1 l r bi rl I bl Reetauraot -•• . pe ence 1l a1 OD --oFRc• pe ence, pre era Y _55_1_.-ii_______ ,.. __ ._._ • blwo 1 9. 531.-U. cJo«htni 11 neceuary. -· • ~--newtpaper. Eseellent ~·-~ Sal&r7 + commillUi. Top Newport Beach apt.
eompm11 benefttl. Apply Recepttonlst/Generat Meyerhof'1 ln So. C.out SAL&SGlllL -Outaomg Full " Prr poslUoni compln. All benefit.a. blt..-MMIPlll,llloo-Ofc. Newport area. Wlqeb.Mtmmedopeo. "'frlelldly. 1.1 Jn OJ' 8ftlllable.ClaDforQPt• N tbM •..,.put •rrt. fblnlC.01...,mL hap for eoum.r betp older'. Jr. 1portaweu. ~-st&o'IOO or taaa flwaeall...,llDO t,. o&t.MGll COAST UCKPTIONJST trYPJST ..W:,.lftda. mllll be 1.1 P'a1J or part.time. 11M .....-..,..._.u.., DMLYPILOT Newport Beach Law ar older Call: Dan •t eee.md Glance. 2lD W. TllELOOIC
to-1112 Firm, no le1al n · M)8)M. Oeeanfront. M · 8 · NewportBeadL SIC1mTYPATllOI. aow Bay St pertence or 1borthand e..tauTant m.ai & SALIS
Cott.a llesa oeceuary. Must type eo Dinin& Room Hos teas, s.JM.ln and Out ol the SCTIY /SALIS Opentnp for 10 aood peo-
Equal Opportuntty wpm or more. Call Lois, pert time. Hotel exper etore. IDdependent con· llfl'• Rep~ Office. ple..Oood~.Call
Employer 640-8li00. preferred. Service tractorst.alus <nodeduc· P /tlme, or1anlud, MOia.i
NXorH. RECEPI'JONlST/OFFJC Systems C.orp. Call for liom) fflab doUa.r itema. mature woman wi1b t.yp-,.....,._s.nk.9
TEXAS OIL OOllPANY
~ matare per.-for
lbalt trlpa s1U1'0UDdlDc
Coll la Ille.a. Coa,act
cut.omen. We t.rala
Write K.P' Didl. Pnl ..
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Ptitroleu.m. P\. worth.
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TEXAS R&FlNERY
CX>RP .• olfen PLENTY WISTMIHSTB
OF .->HEY plua cub MmY AMTI9Ul baaulel. Crinae bendlla iu .....
0 aood bom e silver /black Afghan
Hound.
\o mawre tnciividual in ,.._ Coita Meaa area. Open Thurs · M o n elk pure German Shep. 10am.fpm xua fnendJy, 8 mo. fem . Regard l ua of e • · U'l'5I WeArn.lnater Ave ndsgdhomeMS-3519 perience. wrile C.F. G.G. S54-41l03
Pate. Pre1 .. Teaa1 ~~~~~~~~
ReftDery O>fl>.. Boll 711.
Fort Worth . TellH.
1llG1.
Tow Truck Drivers H ·
per'd. Top pay Apply
G•W TOWlD&. 7408
Clum WaJ, C.M. MZ-1252
ee female Shepherd
Mu l y r old. Ok
~ iron bathtub. claw w/duldren. flu shots .
fool. sm. 912-laor 8!~ ---M2-11087
Earn wbUe you learn. HELPER·needed Im-appt. SSJ..Sl40. D Y • e 4 6 • • 2 2 2 • int ftlina, phone atllla. 540-6ll6
Telephone Answerina med, perm part·lime. Rei!Uurant -Evea548-'1115. -...n 2'710 Barbor, C.M TYPl8f WAHTED: I to$
Servtce full time/,fart Mon-Fri, 12-SPM. Light C1tA%Y HOtlSE Saleslady wanted. full or sn=.BOOKKEEPER. for SWte207. E.O.E. dQ'I • --.k. Pleuanl
Ume. Varied ahi ts · typtni " car req. $3.50 STIAI( HOUSE Prr. ~er exfitrence full time. Ask for Diane ~, Offc ~P~•~v-.Y1_!! n.-,atternoonoreven· hr, ........ -nt OK. Deanna I i ll/Cb Id n ' 4Uft1Hft --r---...---v-~· -..... d r l f .. OME ~· • ......, Acceptlnt appUcaUooa 0 n an re 1 .,....._,,., Ptr •-1m -..i..-.1R.. Placentia Ave. Co1ta r• Ill aare. ros ree. Ill ff tap.Locatiomln: 549-1486forappt h wear Call for Interview ,.,. _............. obve p-eea. ~Int rood FASHIONISLAND · for cooks, oateuea, "--'..'and.._._ Ha~ SEECRET•RY . flnn nnr OC Airport. -... .. .... _11-_ ... 1 ...... ev• OOSTAllESA/IRVINE busboys, dl1bwaabers. .......... --A Uniet typln1 111lem, --------,_ ·~........... .... ..nSE· ftllT' t-11 r
TUSTIN Receptionist/ doormen. Apply begin· ~ ~~bor Sbopplna Corpor•f• Heed· IBM. auo Computer. 1)'piat. '° wpm. int.weat· Amillua G• st.oYe. '°yrs "'-U -VU I MLL
HUNl'INGTON BEACH 1YDist ninC Thur Nov 8 •l 90 . J ...... WW train. •11 br. ~ varied office d..ue.. okl -cat lroo ':. -Derorator furnltUJ"e & t~~!!_!.'!.'_•t~aennytac0& Mature,~ person, Brookbollow,S.A. SUALESPartE00PLE.Bf'!!I ~-firmde lnveap!~ m.rm ~·Ac;,;~~ Gbo•th"°"·~lynl U.tMd. =· ~E~:: ~............ -· experienced •• Recep. Beltauran1 me, P me. ·-· ....... ..,.,. -........ ('7M• llll wor .. 11 • ae Ave, Coat.a Mesa. 11 to 6 benefttavacatlolnoc1h_ad Tln!p~laln: Uoal.al. Heavy pbonea, Sandwlchpenonwaoted Abram• Catalo1 bland. BUJ, acUve, SilfwlceMtr. partabAec:tiabwuberl'O. daily M247!4
1 11 50 iD o1 "counter help wamed. Showaoom.1111Newport clla~ dlnnlfted Schedule • '':J:"IH TYPIST IG4m) _...;;......·---·----"' ::&:K!:3!·~• !::aticlm~~~v::t sa.nma·w/pad l&lary. 11¥d.,O>IUIKeu. tMJ,;. blldl»d, (l71>-but 'I.Ult eq p .• ID· ~PCPT}OftrmN ISbT . 111.-l.U· aedriedr7er Mane. aota 6 JoveNat
" · oftlee appearance Top Call~ lnl/ 1bort •• > or-stallatlou • eenlce. --· n u ciid. • Cat t11S. Sell tats. • PBX~.wwertna ulal1 libeneftta. irvlne SAIMPlllOMS p.Dl&attonal abWUff. Sa1arf cotllJIMtWU'ate opeDl•I for t1ptat. di& C:.:ia · &utlltoaa Jwb old.
,_' ~~1~ ~~-cau IWeD. :=·,:~'til:b~!m: :':"!':~~ :i:a:b ~':~ MMml~:ao. ~~;:'.,Z~ iE",s!C'.,. 0::: l~ rr oM 1 dr Nfria, ~ .. ~eoc1t~~
..,0••& -....;...------• =P .. lnJ=.'~ motlln -~~Ca~,!!-SBCR&TARY ~ StaUOD A«n· almmd eolor ... EJec Atlo color portable
'"_,. BECEPTIONIST J -r -· ...---, lntae-bued dev~ dant, Ptaacl P tUme TYPIST/R.ECBPTIOfRS1 *71'. cmtJ t mo •• ....._,~-~~-~-----COUMSIL.oa OCBETARY • hper DIY bl.penoa at 17911 s.a.mac.areu. b 1 --..--prt .. A -.9m'J ......._.._...~~,_ .... ,_ ._,, .. DtabtilW Penonoel tn'lt•/eomeboollkeep. M.ilcAri1wrBlvd.orcaU P.AD11MI a1 open DI or 61111l&meat .. all.tUI _.._...._ .,_ _ ___ ..._ ... ---~-.-1mcom· 5e.aolll eecnl.l'1' to tbe prea1. llrtOliart.~llartlal' CIOlllll&rJdub.$tMlllT7. Lil• aew a pt 1 a clln, waJaut fiol1b,
A I• 0 c1 d • 11 re• pa.;;:-:"e~c . :dnt ·-------•I tva••S dllll ot • aowbNl Orm.. VS..&Wl. moo&u~ ....._, ... dJ7er, mo e''nld w/'leaf tl"oval ~to!: =:i~ ularr fr benerlt1. BetallSales PHOI.. Con1tru~o:J:.c~ =:in• Bd. CdM. ~.-== ~D1law1llr no. ~tbl~Ut!s-t
Cllll Blta, 140-1055. --forlnterview. ·-OPOS ICMIZlor-... nu. nece11ary. 0 r w 111 tr. I a . 'M"IU0.557·1m
Ooal&al e.:llCmllel Asen· ale8'TIOHIST ,,..." Ext.Z:SO. BetwemHPll. SaluJ. com. menuarat• .._...._Xlll&nM-Bater/Brlltol Pet Kenmore wulMr &lat. J,;..~ Barbor. C.M. TELEPRONE-SALF.S TOWM & COIMftY A.at For Andrea w /exper. Call 111 rs. lflL lbp'. Top + Bnlpltal, MMOJO. C1011111. '15. BldeeoratbalSUet 7' aota
alae. --1 s.J.utad dlV9J"llflecl JJOO· OI.,_. Pitlpltlttk M0-311 '-'ftl.s + prdlL ar. w.mm l>Wrtbutlq O> 111.-:I lime/white $1'1$. Glus
P & ST C 0 NT R 0 L tlan for bwy auto repalr II a floe European IQI. BaltNnlce + c1la-to label ud baUJe pzO: cotr .. lld8' tbl SlOO. TltAJNZK·Steady Job csitr.Heavyphoneu.tee. DesipBoutlq1a11aeeklq SAL£S SICll'IAIY tele. !taper. oal7 . dm:tll P/Ume bnfJuJ .. Retrts/l"rar.l7&ft.Ors RoundsJ.m•lrODplant
tlrall'ell'C*lbkpenoo, procedure, wrttlnc re· a aellln1 a11l1tanl DATSUN -ltea • Cblldren'• Bootery, b'9. $a.so p9r llr. No ~:f:i eood. lbell tlO. Sm fOl'mka
Dl'Oflt lbttln1. 1roup palr ordere, car de· mana=r Is additional ID'l£SDITATIV£S epe•l•t f•r • Newport :;:cb. Mr. beaYJ Ulllq, 1Criat7 , ~~...:'1t!
1-ltb.. APDl1 tn person Uverer1.an ... curlnl std. open. A__.... t .t .... llClll..,. S. th re-111.br,..... TIN1ll IW!la Elecct,,.erlliO, t7S. All slat eond .
.lloD M.-Uoyd'• Peet. pan.. mature peno11 ~Trf 143-1760 -~ .__ E} .....,ice .... lbop trainee, metal Wambl Dl.ut~ · s.t.Sua. lCMpm. 1111 •1174.
i ~-£.l)yerRd., :~=:'o~:; .. ..., of • -1or IO+, 11111••• I ab r I eat Io o . F/tlme Uipptq t: ImDe.N.B.
PlllilionClrclllatol' w /CUit.omen under • ET A IL La d' e I =-~':!:L!: + ......... "'' 91J0.$1.00/llr. MNSG. ""°to tl.00 .. br. •· Caloric ... ra'lf: dbl
•.:>NEY• 1trH1lul 1ltuatlone. ~:d~nm. .... ;i:; fllll• of c 'cdl" & 8o1ek Bar. t•rt Ume =..:.:rr~ ;=~~·~=~I~~~~~~~~
s.t ._,)'Oar OWD boun. ~:.:r· buedon art ..... ,.. l•4l•ln•l1 :'::~.•!PM-c.:.ila~:;..'•,U::3: m.5111 ty, tr7$.Ml-llM brwD 'flwlltiODal :t9/!'~0ll~'"f,%'& T.woTRANS,C.ll. .. -. ,.._ ... _., .. •"'if'')~:-a.b.-Wallen• Waltreue1 •la "" da • ••l<blac k¥·
lf'•.11111tbel8or0Hr. Ml-U. ~ '1• wlll • ~ .:: STENOOBAPJllCR for oe,ded~art lime. ••••••••••••••••••••• .. =~ ,.:;::-=~
Cd ... lmgwliate Job, ..... I rdll PIO Ad tiel ..... .. dMtL .. ..-., la --~ ftnD In o.c. bmdm . 5 da.19 per -------.. t.lll db 4 Ude • a arm • Mf.aTIO lloD·Frl l ·I, ~ bUsJ ,.._..Lab ..... h ._...,,.. 311/a w•rll wee • alqort area. Varied week. Pr ute Club. P\Ja.IC"1&Mll'URS eblin. NIDtiaP, all in
811...,wbdl. d ftdal.1 with CUltocner ......__.,,,,. ._..... NIH Piii 0 I ht19 ,... ..,._ lcml abad.U.Dd 166-W * &lll'TIOll * Kbltcond. 94(11
. l f'll-•-'e Lab eaalMl. l'111 a1IO aubt - -.... llt cell. llllbiN, Coated T&llUD7 WAll'R&CiS • wam.d Part ...., --ta Pll"IGDMl w/fonn let-4le•elep•••f ••· MllSAM MOTOI -~.-.-. er full Ume. ~ El T ... 7:30PM
• · :.'~IUU t•r•. tmplo1ee --------.... ~.. COIP. STOCI..... MIUdarl'lllNpt: 8Jvd. Uwlr tolu, ~e.. ~.:·~a::.:. 1'111 It • llJ u l:szlr 1613 l•fle.,... Perm•••nt ar OC c.Jl.164mt l*IH-bedl, ~ ... liv·
pratlla.tDI. w • __.. ._., POBOX=.c.111.ma Alrpt»rt, ta.m,..:aopaa, WArl'IU!SS -1.mdaODIJ. ~C::::=::·J:::i-------.._.. .... ,..... 'IM-s.o.l." .... ~Mii ~ap_ar •• ~cHurJ . bdrm.-., blby aibl, Canoe eota, •"
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17t4Jllt.f0'6 I Individual W/I' mo• aa-r. Tiit• 11 11 I a.dwdrtu~a&t.er We honor BofA, MC, f:°t to.U. r.:-u .cl ,,. ~ ... D~· I Pilot ••OIPtkNl Ol)llty to \earn 1U Ul*W Of I ~ CHbler'1 Cbaeka Is • _. .... ..._. I 1latpptn1 Is raeel•ln1 with a 1rowt11 Ml.Ill be ap'd. Private c.b. NO P~KAL OllilAfted • .
I com. Pao'· Wt N11ulre an lndlvldual wltll a·· YMlll ekab.· Call Olm CB&CK8 PL&All l Pliaa .. GlllL
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bltb ICbool diploma, neat pealDUlll.lP and fau!p: "6-. h J'ood available. Jtam1 1...._ ______ _
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Seta bet. caaee• ab•. Sl&Jaln 411 1"iDe Ave,
eartbtODH, tlOO, lD· NB. l'\u'n, rup, lampt,
elpdH Uoeaa. Call ~aoodl ~. ___ ...;.... ____ AllPI Polt.qe macb '80. For sale: (3) UoUed
Bil " off. Sun. L·M pet IUPf.· pool aupp, airllne Va fare COUPODI
New :-= dln41tte, Oceanfront, Bal Pen. mlac. Sa .SUq 10.4. 1818 Bestoffer. 646-!i814 c;>ANTIL
31"rnd blktbl, 4 QltoCau membership. Irvine, N.B. ..I
c.ae cbn, flOO. 173-1.282 To-•~-* • •"'" C..,..r orss1.-. Wood cl.llltom coffee lbl, ~estate of our Myr s . s I • 0 • d s Four United 1'!ifare $50 ea Model 1450-2. Cbao&e m ebra, Imps, pictures, old aunt, antlquea, 3$35CarmelAve. coupom. corporate plana forces ~ afftce bu,y ! Sharp basket ball boop, boya jewelry,cctne,maoycol-Irvine ~ anammedlateaale. Rep
blk vinyl efflce suite. bikes. Sa 7 ak{ boota. led.or platee, ant. «leek, Youaretbewillne r l.Y Box 575. Dally Pilot, llCD.A1ao 2 unique end ~htnl Sat. Nov 10th. Dll table w/8 cbaira, ro O*'nd marble pullman PO Box 1560, Costa
t.llllee, GS each. 80-7121. K1N5 Sanderlin& Cir. lapidary equip., ant. Two"" Tldreh top, porcelain sink & Meea. ca. 9'2628 3 m~n-'--Cll. (Nr. Adams & Aarngustove,buttona, (llO.OOvalue>.to r.uc.a~2'3n. U ed ~ u-1NM1pe Seclional P!aceatia) cryatal, china, silver, C.C..Cala s 4'x12 ' trad1t1onal
otr-wbt, lx12, S950. 3 ant. jewelry. amber, ...... ociw ,.._.. Two 1'!i price Amen can llyle walnut conference ~~e corner dreHer 11.iac.SatHlhklNovlO!ie,0~ 8Qld, garnets. opals, col· l\nlbeimSt.adium Airllnes coupons I.bl. A1ao larae selection _..... Ml, SJ.50. Studio .,.... lediall of Jtertlnl silver Nov. l7tb, tm ~.aaltforBetty cl used desk.a. chrs. &r ~'~ '!.'t ':::a 33Wx81). S1I W. W'J.llon, C.ll. tneata, new sup 8 and Tick.eta may be claimed Dbl camelback sofa, con-~McMaban Ol!sk
,___,_. l05 llovin1 Sale : King movie cam., Sat.·Sun. by cal.ll.n1 64a-5678, ext. temp. chrome lamps. ........... d .. r Rain or ab.ine. Also aee 272 · t •. ~ WAMTaCMAIRS wa .... ...,.., es-, reezer. dime-a·line. 2968 Bimini pie ures ... access, r.n 1017
:':r':'.:t !a':~~! ~!:t?t~·J:~r~~ ~-:Ct=) W. of Yant s.: 9-: :nday <Mi· =l=r~o~:! •nm;;;;~·;;;;;u• ~· ~.!referred. MZ-3Zl3 G .,,_,_ I l,y. Cdfee table, end la· SaleSat/SUn. ~C re&l&tered 7 wett.s .,_ eves ~ 5'G-5721. &ra1e .--: rvine. Misc ble, t-1blrt1 (all ns > Four United Airbnea 50'it ...... Wea.oed. Shots Sl2S
lillllltbereuonable. ANTIQUES-3 round oak items. lncludinl : great Chrutmu girts. dilcowllUcket.s. M7-0700
........ IOSS tbla, 2 armoirea., oak ::rt.c~&1~~.1;: 20l8 Paloma Dr. Cll. 548-2288 ,._&Or..-1090
-··••••••••••••••••••• dnlwSearl, mantle mlr· Onentree/Culver & 842-53'll A.medcanAlrllnes lt!t fare •••••••••••••••••••••••
1111.F_!a ~pleb, amc-. :;·P~tfT!''C~8:t.i!";· Wablut. 4181Loma.10:30 American Airline 50% ccq10D $4.5. Call ~19 ••••100'1 of NEW &
det • ouD lam 4pm. 1Apm.a 8ch. ' W dark Sat• Sun oaJJ. Diacount Coqpooa. S50 d5 pm. USED pilDOI fs OC"llDI· 111a Rboae Ln RB ea. Cl)Ml-713'7 N ... UTILUS SPA llem-•up.Dealer751·Wl Bda/IWl \ CuM»ueSaleSatM 30 yd. Ruat carpet " H ..._ ..... -.... ~ Fura-1ome antique, dre11eri book ease, ~Uait.edl>facoant benhlp. For sale. 1125. ammond H-300 with
-rnlllat. M . Appl., GlllCb wood~ Iota cbalr, amt•· mini Ooupml •· ~aftt. ::W • rbyt.bm. lluat 111111~•1•1b••1•• .. r.~·· ~.~.:a~ =~ w-a). off ::..~= t, saiae. Aftt~,'551-0'JM Hand lawn mower ~~t.!!:o:,·n.GD~~! Aft..llllt.abll22Dd8t • JdhroTull tkUU (I) (Of' W/catx:btttr. LtkefteW. S3a -.-t. Mk for Julee. 11DUfo~orearl7 8Uldent de*. Ndwood II at! 'd .... 8061 NovWU..«brow. SSSea. Call Carmea a5-ll20 i:v..8'15-208'1.
IUdl. furn, bar 1tool1 k& -•-•••• .. ••••••••• 1'1MmJJlm. -.-...Dllbta.
I apread• •••• BBQ, SterllDI Slhrerwar• .... ~ ... bl -· --u-u-..a a1-"~ ~-~·~ ~ ......,.vet. delta, ftJe em,macbl ... Uoola Du.111u17, 1en. I. <>ID ru u.n'! ~Yea.~.,,,.,. ... ------~.,........ ::::U· otc auppll•i lotaof...., .. l'ri.ASat aa.cm,-.D&l. aa ,._;.:.;~-~·=;<J> ~= cwlc..,..
• CulT·e:O: ;~7~1~o ~~v:.S ~pe0a "' M -~ . I070 -. D\I&, ~.,., 0: . /oltr.Mf41a2. C•l~•rdale. 11•12 ~., ..... ~ .......... prdropar '2S. cJis.-ti I -
2
:ind !pl.-Oraaa i.61r, ............ SAT. IS i: • .me-. Cli. ao. ~ Hrrhlp, ~ps. \bl it) a IOll W/lrl Leeliupkr. sm.
-.;.a r.. ............. Ab' ODad. 1illlt.e &olilt. Pald ..... -.. taP wta I Sl71. 1111111 ................ ~ -atmaa Ka.·• -u.-. -. ' llllSUO. Call"°"29-._.. v---'--...... ,. ___ _. 91ndl.... le1t9rl. nillrwdU..Blb~·--~ I ~71~:; »m.8imdaJ, H.B. Nov. boo bird ea•• mlac. tf 1 I 1-.... • ..... <cbel NAUGABYDSCllAJBS Amella'a.Sl.I00.115-1114 t JOAutlL tamto8Pll. 845-UJ8 • -···---·••••••• •· $ 1al atrawberry 1fGald lite to parebase 2 , ___ _.,;....;.... ___ _ ' Round wood col lbl SS. pUll&ISLS.11UZ. mattlllnl ARllLZSS PINSUSEDPIANOS
ADnual Multi· Fam Hy ScbwinD CRS. n Ford cp Mad (.lmall) ladder Sl. JAmmieaoAlrtiDe ~fare .... cbain, wbit.e pre-0-'st"-~ Garaaer. Sat,8·5. Be IXR 214, 1V, frig, atullimtdelkw/ataacbed ccq10G1$SOea ferred. Call e•ea mi>HamiltonA•e. Clot•1::sc bou1ehold, w.lber, port D/W, Iota chair $20, barstool $5. ..a. 5'0-5721. Reaaonable aeo-11.55
muda 1l1IT1 PlaUe die. 1107 Sumatra Pl •. c..b ODl.y. 642-7419. Sat priceonly! Uprights Spinet1
Dr., C.11. CJI. Sat/SUD. M . d l2DOOD. all day Sun. SelUd&e twml 642-56"11 & Gr~ ' Greet buys-must aee.
Baldwin
6' Gnnd Plano
49l-alll
--------'73 Triumpb TR·•· ·ea ------_,;,..-Triumpb Bonoevllle Tl"lldll tiff
Chopper (B••ll•t > ••••••••••••••••••••~··
•7151 "71 CHIVY WV
---,...--.-----I '71 KZ 90Q. lmma~ulate. Neat little pJctup. • 4 JO.OQelid.SacffftceWOO. speed.. rMlo and but.er. 8Gl92 Chrome rna1 wbe.t1 "Vniflite .... ro. n. 1-IDIZS lhrCr Enp,
Dft' la '78. WlodJau, Yamaha 100 Enduro. Xlnl
Bow PW. Swim step. Out eond.. aoo
ria, Auto pU. Dep fin. ~
lt.07. New lD "18. Bead.
Shaft, Propa, Uphol, ~~" S./ ~Drapes, Pum111 _,_... fl60
Must aell In 14 days •••••••••••••••••••••••
became ol lou of slip l'Oll SALE!!!
Beat otrer takes. Before 1t11 Harveat zz ft. Ill.mi
5. 2ll/6:M-MM. Aft 6 &r Motorbome In am
wtmds, TI4~21&2. maculate condition
1'ft Fibeftlu boat ,, trlr ~ • only 23,000 ae wn4 llen:W'Y 65bp oul· nuine ml l ea Jl'u lly
trd, lobn. S48-7158 eqwDlled •virtually un mUbd lnstde &-out Will
Unifllte 28' JI' 8 . twn
Ouy. 22S enatnes. auto
C02. VHF. DF. tabs.
swim step & much more
All mahog 1nl &
cockpit Bristol cond
119 .500 8'15-25811 ---
Desperate! Fishing boat.
oooa1der anything 1n
trade & can arrangr
hnancan1. Only 1799~
Call Chve al ·559·7340
<res I or ~2500 (bUll I
RENT 23" FIR EBALL.
SELF CONTAINf:l>.
REASONABLE 645 2283
Ufd', maboaany vee hull " trllller "45 or RENT 22 ft luxury motor rmkeolfer.548-7384 home. sleep• 6 . st-If cont S2:501Wk + ~ m1
9060 640-8585
:-;~,-;~·;·;;~~~·~;· T...._., ,,..... 9170
fbrl1s cstm bit BRAJll D ••••• •••• ••• • • •• • • • • • • •
UAl:IQm)
11691
IOIWITNAM
VOLUWA•8'1
?lllOW•mtmt.er Ave.
ID Westmimter
883-7551 638·'1180
1977DATSUN
PIC:XUP
5 speed trans • Tonneau
c<iver & many more op
t1oru. A MINT truck'
111''25117)
ONLYSl'95
HOWARD CMYrolet
Dove 4t Quall SlS.
NEWPORT BEACH
833·0555
197IDATSUH
PICICUP
F..qU1pmenl Includes C\1r
l'OOd & this one has LOW
l'Dlles I 1U4781 )
OHLY $4799
MEWPOIT DATS~
1188 Dove Street
llJEWPORT BEACH
lll-1300 N E W C m p I t i5 Golden Nul(gt•t 23' w/Hlghlander lrlr S1300 Deluxe. self contained 1 _______ _
orolr551-8067 slee]:m 7. $3000 or ~t of GMC '77 l/4 TON riacur ·e1. Ludert 16, 2Sfi. varn
hull <J l1p 10 'llB
beaul1 fu I UOO O
llM-9010
fer AJummum encl0&ed
porch I VIJI 213 822·~1 ----
'56 Terry Coach. 2S full
bath. 11 000
b4.2 l2'2A
CREAl.0Cll7
Fast fiber1lus crumng
culler. Profc111onally
custom built. Teak Ir oak
interior. Loaded wilb
par lacludiAI dieael. wiDllY-. refrtten&« ReadJ to cru11e .,..,..... . .,,000/ offer.
(714) -..2'70. Printe
pe1:1.
With deluxe shell'
F\Jlly eqU1pped With 001}
Z2.000 mile;) Sacnf1t·e
price for qwck sale
a351!18) ·52 trvlo lra1ler. 8x10. JIM SLEMOHS
must ~ moved Oood de sert or nver home $1200 IMPORTS
M5-43ll8 or S.U. l914 1970 HARBOR BL VD ""'*' s.r.ke, ,.... COSTll:-9MlF.SOOA
&Al:cuurf" 9 00 ~~~~-~~~~~ ... ••••••••••••••••• •• I-
NIW
PARTS II SERVICE
HOURS
0,.'7a.m. 't.Utp m.
Miamday thna Friday
OIMdW..•Swl
21• ~Sloop PJredi¥9 lloa. tflAM .._."...... stt1Mat••ca
OOLUllBIA 5.5 meter
SIDap, pd.....tltioo.
.... MMM!
t11-,..Gl'G14"2 N*D ~&.. .... Santa luaa
o..ia Uailiau cut-Al U..~of Jlaroer
._ • .lltl 11111.a.-many ex· 546-7~70
U..IDldiu.m dbplace-1-------
MC '88 1-ton Pickup
$1400Firm
640-2881
15 Owivy "'-ton pldlup
AM/FM cua. New tran.a. ~II. $1000090.
~ ~ Pl~ Up~. ck lllldl. a.ooo mni..
COlld. .-». Call l ----'84 Chevy l ton, f1Jbd
clump. leyla, 4 apd, $1.600 ... 11t cruue.r·••~el . coed. SH500/080.
Balboa l1laad .
mA~.
WER IZfD8 ONLY cash Mis. M2-mt
"U <l>evJ Lu• cood iu Oevelalld ~ llftlh IDlleqe. SJ..IDO. mabof·
AM ERIC AN 24 : 8 rt C4 tl'alll. ec> Or best of fer O•U Due, a-9000
bdrm, full p.Uey Ir ufe-'-· MZ-59 ty eq~. ' bap. &)Ill s. ..._. __ .,_. v t.an lrl. NEW 7.5 Bonda. ,.. __ , ~ an m1ru
Ma in & Genoa. Xlnl truck seals H 7ea
c:ond. ll500. Call -.za11 ~ 125 Mt C.Over
"963-8317. SUI 51N093.
16' Hobie Ca~ w ttrlr
2sets ol sails. Sl600
846-6307
'&I Ford lllO eng. trans.
radiator & dn vr shaft
Late Cad torque c·on
verter ~ 7158
"T7 ~ Silverado ~ ton
pickup. good cond.
Custom mlr . Iota of
.drlll 770-5601
Mn Tiekets
Worth '50
Spot ..... Gooodt 8094 1.5' Ventura Cat. w ttrlr &
••••••••••••••••••••••• jib,'600/0ffer '71 VW Sq Back Auto N<1
mctor $350 Ca II ~ 1636
aft6pm
'78 !Maz.er 4X4 Must i;.ell
New ures. spake wbls.
AM /FM 8 trk. A C. P 1S.
PB Lo males Many ex
tral> Best ofr b40·57 ll
d~. eves 768-064(1
1976 Toyota p u 5-speed
{.u'\tom m & out. Chromf•
mal(::. ~pecial painl, &.
much more Mint cond
Musi Sl'I' i5!l !1424 or
75&-9ll!I
Produced by
Stadium Motorsports Corp.
Tlekm available at Ticketron,
Matliil Agencies and Anaheim
Coaventloa Center Box Office.
For more.. Speed Week.end In·
formadoil Call (714) 752-0503.
106FM KWEST Announces
Speed Weekend West
\ I
M.acGttgor golf 1 rons 2
thru 9 regular. Gd. cond.
$'5. M&«l88
TV.bllo. ..... 5ht'eo 1091 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Beautiful 25" RCA color
TV. $118 2 Yr Warr
Free Del 646 1786
751-9673
"76 WESTSAIL 32
7141640-8013
Take over payments. Low
mmest. 32" Sloop Roller
Furling, wheel. etc
Newport slip avail Tax
shelter possible Call
6'4-0734 Eves
50waU amp A: pre-1.5' F\nn. tratler, full co\ ~. Maracord tumtbl, er, 4 sails. many xtru'
NOcart. l&OO 8'2·9377 Sl~ Eves 581·4586 &
WHY BUY NEW 1!!
Several Recon'd TV•
All Makes & Modell'
642-5340 With War
BSl-0289
c.oron.do 23· 6hp/ob. bead
& hold.mi.: tank. galley.
VHF. stereo, sips 4
Nearoew stereo. 42 wau.s. more. gd cond. fm avail
Calibre Receiver. trans 988-2'705 eves
audio turnll4ble . , -----Quad r a flex s pk rs . 33 Tartan Ten, Race Win
Guarantee $350 646-0LS6 oer, FUiiy eqpd. 6 sa1b ____ ·..;......_ --Mst sell! 846-3897.
Kliptch La Scalu '500
eacb-Phue linear 4000
..,...mp $600. Maranu
250 amp. 673-1732.
. Tecbnlea 1300 tn.
tbl. Yamaha e600 tuner.
RSL tower spllra . ..... a.ft.&.
38' BeauWul Norweg1an
dsl cruising sloop, re·
furbasbed 15. lnc N pt
moarin1. Owner aaya sell
thi-weekend. $34,000 Bkr. 714-673·3951 (24
bnl
10' Saillni DinlhY. cntr
brd•mahoe int Top
sailer. $625. 673-6108
9070 •••••••••••••••••••••••
SWSA'td•ILI
Y AC Nwpoft Ml-0551
Silll Atall. Call
Juity or Jlatft1
IG4M4
Slfl Aftilable. CUrter leaH back, Newport 8Qview Yaebt Club
lll·dlO
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7l vw ~ ltll) trms..
SlOO. 642 !¥1R7
IWlos for SaM •••••••••••••••••••••••
IMPORTANT
NOTICE TO
READERS ANO
ADVERTISER~
The pr1ct> of 1l1•m::.
advertised by vehic le
deaJers in the veh1cl1•
clallS1ried adverl1!>1ng
column.'\ does not include
any applicable tJKe'
license. trans(er fet'"
finluK'e chart, es. f t>t•' ro r
au" poUut.ton control de
vice c.-eruf1cauons or de
aler documentary pre
peraboo c~ges unless
otherwiae 1pec1r1ed by
the advert.uier
9570 ..•..••.....•....•••••.
'78 Ford •,T \Jn w1a1r.
lon11 hotly. h\y dul\
trailer hitch 351 V 8 ~ta..
'h1fl 15K m 1 $4500
b1>48'10
i3 Oo<h!t' B ·2UO full pwr
air ma it::.. hi>aders
palll'lhn.: S<!.!1011 198-0939
ill l'hl'\ y VanJO I too
"<lra Ion~. COO\l'rted. K
track Make orrer
494-8734
'72 Dodi<e Sportsman. cmm tnt . 6 cyln. runs &
looks jtft'8l $2600/080
Gccual 9510 963-l194
Jeeps. $40. Cars, $55 '72 GMC V•
Trucks, $50 Government $1400 646-.'i848
•••••••••••••••••••••••
surplus merchandise.
Call 312/742-1143 ext902.
WATCH FOR
AUTO '80
'71 Chevy van w /mags.
runs ireat. Xlnt body
cand. •. 831·5092.
IQUE '74 Ford 200
lo/DU, AM /FM. 8 track .
1V, CB. aJarm. nu t~.
cstm ml. musl see $3995
646-56.'54
Mto ""'"" 9510 •••••••••••••••••••••••
A~J,_SectlOn CONFIDEMTilll y
DIAb' Pi.lol We l.eaM for Ula
November 15th , ••• ,.~
1"be ueb Annual Oran&• C.-staltY ot4 y
Count1 lnternaUoaal ..__7_6_1_·1_l_J_2_A....;fl~· _
AW> Show wW M Nov-W..eM tlto ember 2l t.bru 15th at
Aftallelm Conveatlon oa.
tl20
AUTOS
WAMTID
Dan' tttde · tell UB fOUT Uhd llerceclu IUDz.
C:~ll lll to n.nd ou.t what ~ lllBZ'• reall1 worth. 11i11ion Viejo1mporp
111·1140
4
WANTED!
Late model To1ota1.
Volvoe, Pickup9 It Vant.
~mtoc.IQI
,, ......... . c .... .....
... 64MJIJ., 14f.t467
PORSCHE's
AUAIOa•o
o.Dii ID Pi'Olreas
'71.UA IOMIO
90«11 .. AM
AutoeaUc traat., air mML. All/Fil euaette
6CDaO. OOU> .•••
llACH IMPOITS
..DoffSU.t
NEWPORT BEACH 7u.otM
lt77• lt71
AUASPIDllS
'With All/FM eauette & mao. <41f'l'L v >.
MUSTSll!!U
llACH IMPORTS·
IMI Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH
71J.0900
Allow \!~~y ~ ....... : ..... !?~~
to CDn1k1er U. purcbue '72 Rare. ~ IO Coupe,
ort.nde-laolyourdean upd. etereo, Illi ch. ~-CMck wrt.b us ndials, ort1. sm. very T~I delm,SJ.200.l4f.088l
~ .,.,~':;] 1MW 9712 ~ ...................... .
__ l.. 19741MW
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY!
LANI llUICTION
C»MIWtt79
J20I'•
1211•1
AL80 t's
lMSTOCll catt today • We also may
have that pre-owned
BJIW you are lookin&
for!
131·2940 49M94t
lt77 IMW 32ot
Wttb awuool, caaaette It
air cond. Sharp! 11
QllflSXJ)),
OMLYSlttt
llACHIMPOITS
Ml Dove street
NEWPORT BEACH
71z..ot00
IOIMcLAI .. '•
$•
&'SON. Beach Blvd.
LA HABRA
(S Ml. No. ol SA Fwy)
1714)522-SJJJ
Sunday by Appl. 1m1 .__~ IAVARIA ~Grafe'" ... ~ A real btauty loaded I~~~~~~~~
with options. An unusual·
Your fri e nds and neUhbon use Classified
when th e y have
liOOlet.hmg to sell. They '11
tell you how wel I it
worked for them 1
iy sharp earl (3UNPB ).
OMl.YSSttS
HOWAltD Ch_.,..
Dove & Quall St.s.
NEWPORT BEACH
llJ.0555
'et BMW 2000, new Urea,
good body, needs eni "'°""· saoo. PP 536-1233
'77 BMW 320i , AM /FM
cass .. A/C, met. blue,
Sll3X>/ Eves 549-4084
llOITHI
mtllt•IA,... IMW_,.
.,llOIJ
AIMMlllc. alt, A'·l'll ....,, red (Tl'fl'AJl)
'77 JJOI
A.ll&OmlUc, aunrool, A.II· J'll tlereo. topaa
9'!'.IA>
'77HOI
4 tpled, All·Fll 1tereo
c .... u.. aunroof, air,
blue E> '71 JZOI
Automatic, All· Fii
~eo caaaette. wb.ite.
aunrool, ( .. VAX>
'71 JZOI
4apeed. aunroof, All·l'll
l&INO, Phoenix oranae
Cll4TKJ)
'71320I
' 1peed. air AM /FM
lt.ireo ~ IWU'OOI, Rl.lbJNd J)
'7aJ2or
4 1Dted, air, aunroof,
A)(.J')ll atereo caaaette,
Bladt «>UUJY>
'75 IJOI
4 1peed, elr, All·P'M
stereo, Polarla amRZI)
'76 llOI
Automatic, All·Fll ...._ e....ue, alr, au:o-
rod, Polaris <mJ>Zll )
76130I
Automatle, AM· Fii
cMM!Ue, alr, Anthracite tr72RXH)
77HOI
4 speed, 1uorool, All·FM
stereo cuaet.te, Polaris
(ZlTRXJ)
71 SJOI
Automa lie, sunroof, A Ill·
Fii stereo, Ruby red
<DUDLEY )
•11 uou1
4 s peed , AM ·FM
c a1selle, Polari 1
'4m'ARI
SA.DDLEIACI
VALLEY IMPOltTS
ll 1-2040 495--4949
.......................
• JC.anman Ghia Coo· i--------"9rtlt>M, Claule, nlDt 77 ....
.,...i.'7Nf71or..,.._ AM /Fii eterto, aie•
"II Karmau Gbla Con· lllllWCID ..,, -•• w-trtlble. Xlat cond. ClllCIMl ....... _......>
--------'TS 8210: am/fm, air 91500. '70 Convertible ..... coal_,, Call aa. 1. Gbia. .... <>then. Pb ... MAl9'0 5151-GM _Ml_e_ta______ VOi.ii~
TJ .Z, blue Jdnt. eCJDd. I 0 'II I fJJI 117'l18 m.VD.
New Urea. All /FM I -·•• .. ••• .. •••••••••• ~~KACH
76 DODCH tnck.. •• IOO. Ml-41Z'1 '7J Gbia Con• • Xlnt cood. •--------COLT 53,000 ori1 mi. map a,.t t74'
Jt.&rry! Tbil one bu low ~~ ~..:: CJ1'81119, =.as. _ .......... _! .. •••••••
mi.let, very 1barp ap. -.. -Ami
pearaoce It iood l~i:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;ll .. ~ .. :_,..... ...._. t7JI 14 URL
««anys'rfl:s ) ·:=:= ;;·;;;:·~;;·;r:;:: llANTA CPL
-JllMMAllMO 13 DATSUN "M carat Gc*t" wit.b 5 conctiUoatlf7S. 4 e1llader, ' tpeedi
VOLKSWA... 200 =uam.. a.tr coad. • 5t8-a'73 radio, aew wldtewal
UTUBEACHBLVD. 1 . (GUC(). 'Tt RXT, a /e, etereo, Uret. Britbt red and
HUNTINGTON BEACH 4 cylloder, 4 apeed. ONLY •IH apeclaJ wheel• Tate .-.~to .... IMI "2-2000 All /FM radio, 13,410 MIWPOIT DATSUM over leue ot '234 mo., no QlllOO> .
_ 9720 miles, "lluat. s.e." we ISDovea.-t C9lhreq.11$-1u1 ~·&
=•••••••••••••••• aJlo baYe a "12 llodel." NEWPOit1'8£ACH "11GLCllazda r-a:·
LAaG1 ('MIJPD~l'VE! aJJ.JJOO uuoew. ~uoo ~1l AllA
Sl&ICTIOM °' "" 54Ml51T. ftllll AU.MOOILS l'lll'TA 111A 77DATSUMllO "13R.X2.aooctcood.&o1m1. 811.un SHOPlsOOll,ARE '1Al'tl N'I LOW MILEAGE. Coco stereo, 2Smpa. 1ood 31D01E.1Ttll811:1Mt
DlttllU Browll. ~ceUent condJ. lnm,900. IM&-1463 &aaADa -.m1 8ARWICI< DATSUN
S.11-1nr,49J-JJ7S
lf770ATSUM
FIOCOUPI
~ apeed trua .• a1r cond., steno. "Polar White"
~ Is 1uper clean!
(.81.ISGA).
OMLYSZ9"
llACH IMPOITS
.. Dove &.reel NEWPORT BEACH
71J..0900
DATSUMsll!
We have more than one
or two ... one could be
riibt for you!
IAUBMOTOlS
2925 Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MF.SA
979-2500
11~ ~=~~./C. Mww•s.... '740 . t7•
au:. 17th Street ~~~~~~~~ -··••••••••••••••••••• .......... ~--···-·· Saa&aADa ~7111 = 71 .....z ......ar
lf7JDAYS&* 'TlJIO.Zmo,map. llum DOS.AM ---4 11.•t 080. P.P. 24ft c__.... ..,,..,. New faelary abort block
Wilb All/PM I track Automatic. air. power
tape, map• cwtom lD· '74 ~Z. spokes. Peru steenn1. stereo Ea t.ertor. "Runt 1reat!.. Bed. mint cond. SUOO ceileat 1444CET l
CVJllBH ) OBO. TIHGGH $59'5
ot&Y S45H •15 280 z ' spd, air. IOIWITHAM
MIWPOln'DATSUM AM/Fii. S5200. Pvt Pty VOLISWA68t
•Dove Street Call eves wildys 113-1510 7900 Weatminater Ave
SPECIAL
L£ASEPLAN
AVA.ILA.BLE
IEACH IMPOllTS
.. Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH
712-0900
NEWPORT BEACH m Wesl.IDlmlle' .. Dleael. late '71, 41Jpd,
IJJ.IJOO 71 ~:o~ m.?S.S1 6Jt.7lllO .Ustna6buae.t5715.
The cl u1 l<' ?40 z 75 ..-Z 4505& _PP_.m_.ao ____ _
Loaded' RlrrJ wtule 1t Saft red W/bemboo an 1'75......of
l•ta! EJlcellent coodl· =--A luu.noua car ._.. .. WA60M
tioa. JIM MAW() _,_.'Ti_ = f:.~ 4 epeed U..., All/Fii.
VOUSWACHM Ix.Iyer' UMNA.11 > root rack :.~c
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HUNTINGTON BEACH "°i:!~~.·~~· llACH IWORTS
19 DATSUN
280-ZX COUPE
Autot, Hew 9100 Alltot, Hew '9800 AutcK, Hew 9100 -A.alto•, Hew 9IOO AMtos. M.w 9100
AW>maUc. air condiUoo
in1, AM /FM 1tereo,
Niuan map, one owner.
12 llo. /12,000 males service contract ava1la
ble. Ca>WKL I
$9999
SANTA ANA
DATSUN
142-2000 NEWPOITTEACH Ml Dcwe Street
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runs great, sunroof. I 752-0900
owner PP 1sz.1161 or AUTOS
ev twlmds 551-4638 WANTED 9750
'725 Den '1. trade sell w. your ~ + AUDI
••••••••••••••••••••••• used Mercede~ Ben:& IUYaSIU 8l E. l'Nl~ 9ill&aADa la-71U 76fllAT cau • '° l'llld om .ut. w. ....,_ ... t-.. ~ . mwa......_, ...... ";~~ la wa .,,., ... ;· w radio, beater. aa;... .._ ---1111•-ltllll•l'lll!l~t11t 18 DATSUN = ~r-s ,.. .,, . .,. ~lllOTOllS
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LUU IOI WITHAM Good condrt.lOft COST A Ill.SA
.... ..-.1 .. 1-r-.. 5 1--S..2586 m---
nu ..._......._......, ---· v-"'SW a-.. ......, 1teel radials, AM /FM -A._-.
stereo, tacb. 1au1es 1'00Westmi.mttt Ave
1 7 . o 3 o m I I e s . 1 2 ln W_.,.,mster
Mo 112.000 mdes aen1ce • m1 a.~
contract sva1lable. •-------,-n-i
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SANTA ANA
DATSUN
21J01 E. 17th Street s.nta Ana 551.1111
1'71DATSUM
5104Dll .. AM
~Uc tram., rllCtio,
elditrm4cttnp, ... u.. •• ma.. (QZ15a). 'to dXIOM ttom • Newport-.... on... Edu:atloa c:...
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MIWPOU DATSUN •Dove--NEWPORT BEA.CB
IJS.IJOO
'JD IAlSUN
510 WAIOll
• c111Ddtr. automatic, mw red paint, extra alee veblcle. One owner.
Cl37BZV>
$1976
SANTI ANA
DATSUN
3D01 E. 17th Street a.ma Alla ~Till
lt74DATSUM
260%2+2 • 'O>ol ODpper •• wttb a1r
cond., stereo It map. «I0«1t7 ) .
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radio. beater. It ·1
1qaeat1 clean aod
beau&1All.05ZEKY >
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IOIWllMAM
VOLKSWA ...
7'00Westmlmter Ave. lnWestm!Mtt
•m1 Al-790
ONLY Mitt "77JlaGdaCVCC
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1llck, 9000 m1. white.
blue int , S1 T,100 Ask for
lllr. Coats 714 s.M-4141 cbs. B-914·7444~es
77 3000. xlnt cond. I UD·
roof. extras. Ma ple
yello w/bamboo int _...,,.
75POltSCHI ..,,4 ..
9000 miles, 5 speed.
1tereo, ma11. Raaor
alalrp.camYQ)
$6495
IOIWITHAM
VOUSWA ...
7900 W'Mtmlmter Ave.
C1-.c 'IS D5L. Euro-ln WMtmlmter
peen. 2 tops, auto. wbrte •'ml -.11110 ¥
W/red lntr 6 JUDlP ...... "II 1\1RBO. &tenor + ...-.~. tiuriar, Air, L-R mir·
IAll 71 210 SI ran. P1 ... S eq1De. n · UCloupelil.5.-. res. fl7,000/ tracte. -.2112 ,_ .. __ ... _____ _
amp• m. 1!t aart. -:_~.r.=.= ._.. ~.: ..... :::. ... ,.-~-
IOTMS ,. Ill IC, bit OD bit
Rare 'Tl zaoc . A/C, .,...,.,,,,. Tat• over Allfftl. etc .• etc. Beaut. _.... .... ...,.,
CIDlld.. c:bDc. bnf1I ext .•
bmlboo lat •• &DOd mP1.
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clutda, tecaro •••ta . -517.-&,m.tm
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• .st.. 2 t.op9, new "77 • CiOPPll' metaUle trm.. tJr9, fuel lnject, W/lan bit. 4 apcL AJl/Pll mlnt cood 111.500. eau., sarf, xJat coocl,
10·'1037 evea t'::baH or ueume
io Mwcadel 300SF.L e.3 • Brta.oa.im
wttb air euspeaalon. "M 2.0 nt: 5 IPd. B&ac:k eo.ooo ml, lllnt coad. wttb Poneb• ..... ,,.
Sl0,000 or reaa ofr . .-.cauMS-!171 •
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IDWll your money ln a ._ Europ .. a Ponclae
clauie 220 SE Coupe, mw IDGCIDr, U... Best
European etyle. 1Drf, on... m.-a
rain Urea. leather mt.. • Ill. I .... SIL\BP!
Blaupuakt radio, alDt Z/11 IDPC. .-0/blt ctr. oomt. 8tat otter. tllHllO ._ --------.. 9742 '12tlA, 2.0 liter. reblt us. -••••••••••••••••••••• = .-1. oril owner. Mtwlt19 MW3M
.-, la MINITa .. ...,_ t716
ID ~ for immediate -·--•••••••!•••
dlliftrJ! See US before · #1 DEAlEI .~l. 1 ,.....,
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979-2500
Demc>a.li .. Pracr•
'7t SAM 1WIO
Wltb All/FM Stereo
tatMtte 6 low mJI•.
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ml18&ACllSLV1>. 'II Kanm.11 GJda Excel. "511111911f' ~•&ACK CCIDd. llaQY ... puta. 1 •w ua l4a.ltll Beat offer. 111·4111, 4 e,llDder, 'speed. new O
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IT'S WORTH THE TRIP.
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979-2500 __.. Sbarp -.... ·---· ..._ contract available. "'*'· o.rntb) ,&U-Jmeve.. (ell(DS) 7tTlll tPH --1 -• ~~· "11 Conv Bue. 12,000 mi, ~-I .,,.. .. .,.. IOI WITHAM AM /FM atereo, white .,.,a.
AM/Fil 1teno, color. YOLISWACHM w/blk top & lot. Xlnt ~HITA 1u1 ----1-TO-YO-T-,•--• Ub ... 1 See UUI cme 71DOWeatmlmterAve. cond; Daya: 97S-1609 .JMI M
DAILY PILOT "For only SS 55 any private party
may place an ad to sell any article
of personal property any two days
1n a row. ' ~ blfcft~aaewoael iDWeatminater Evenin&a: Mt-a.G4. OAJSUH SimpOtlla SJ'. 4eoeed, mwzlil) --..:1 --r~ beater. Maia. $16tl -·-_,....., "11 VW Super Bua. radio, ~,.2 56
LocD ad nma treat. JIMMADIO '71 SCllOCCO aunrool, 11oow tires. rblt a>o1 E.17tb&ree& V'9 • 78
Family Want Ads
3 lines, 2 days, $5.55
c:smDLT> VOLISW A... CHAMPAGNE mg, $1700. S6CM8 s.ma Ana $9-'llll 1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! '°'~ ~'fil'61 AM /Pll ~~uaette ......... ~~:: ••••••• !~! ~.~."! ....... ~ ~.~ .... ...!~ ~.~ .....•. ~ ~-~-~ ....... !~r~-~:: ....... !~!!
~A... 142-2000 a b eautiful car ! 'JDW1 , ' twAve --------• GDSVEG>
IDW n• nw 77TIRMH117 JIM~
•1111 -.1110 4 eyt.. $speed tnm., fac-YOIJCSW AG&I
lf76TOYOTA t.my air coad., All/P'll 187UBEACHBLVD. ST C01ft lt.seo ndo 6 tun.root. HUNTINGTON BEACH
• ~·~ tn.m., ~=$4195 142-2000 =-• IUIPl1!~ t.IU MAZDA 76YWDASHIR. ~et.at ~PC). 2150JlartJorBhC.ll. Super sharp Deluxe 4
tlewOllr Plfl '4S.57uu door. Fador)' air. Juat
t•M:U'MAZDA --,-,-71-TllUMPH-----• lb new! ::.a:J>
mt ....... a.c.11. 117 IOADSTla IOI WITHAM -~ ..... .i:,;,,__100 __ --f :=.:.=.!A; .,~:.~"-
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ll7ll BBAaf BLVD.
llUN'l'INGTOlf Bl!ACll
MaUJ'JCE ·~· '7J ~ r.cla1 tr•D· New•--------• 1f:."!;1~&n~ ~~~~ ... ...-.e:=: --. ... m• ' -.1nt.«.-i
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U... $1$0. TJ..,._5'181 eDI-I track W /pwr
--------• P.P. bomter. $2.300.MS--391
Vi ... ,,... 9170 '87VW~ -··-••••••• .. ••••••• IOC>d liU.le car.,.
'75 VW Bua xlni cond. 7'0-..rT
peoo. Calf aft. lpm. "1DVWfutbeck iase.c.,
dtlNltl. cMl web., perform eam,
"M BUG :r:tra IO mlla&e nPd cool. cbnn wtlla, All/FM ca11. radfai new Urea. U,OOO. ti re a, a Int con d _m_-78:50_. ____ _
tbnqhoat. SIOOO Ftrm. W VW Smf. Needs pai.nL
ID-mM Steve. llon-P'ri Best ofter. Good tires.
"llOlrcmaWSD.4apd. air, Npm. -~--12.------1 roof rack, l'UDI well, "M ~ 1'1llDI-"'71 "11 vw Rabbit Diesel Dlx
91100/Gtr.175.Q3:27 llardt~lnl. $28$0 P.P. LOADED. $7,750.
Tri v• 9767 ~at 485 E. 8t~PJ;: dys&-0623,evesse-1382
11111 • u ............... eo.ta 11eaa, Pb ~ '18 VW Convert. Xlnt
71 TR I, loft fr bard top. or~. Wlllaldlr. cond, AM /Fii, A/C,
.... palnt. <red), Jdot 12,000mi But offer.
CllllllL -.111.Gflen. WmM Help? 6U-5t11 laM1BO --------·
Every Saturmy thro119hout the Football Season
the Dally Piiot brlnp you
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A new. excttlll1, -professional foot·
ball mqulnt tecUon brinlinl our
readers the m01St lnWreat.in1. com·
prebeaslve and autborltaUve
roundup of material on the pro
camea to be •vlled each weekend
for20weeb.
SALE ON THE '•s
AlreallJ! YES •• ~at Earle Ike Toyota
1980
TOYOTA 1/2 TOM PICKUP
1971 TOYOTA I tn VOi.YO
COIOUA W'rlACI 2'4e&. ·
Automatic: trans.. AM/FM, 50th Annlwnary Edition A
11r cond. & less than 500 beautiful c. 1Mtti .... than mileal ~e w/llght blue 23.000 m"91 You must'" Interior. {520YMY). Ill (853TPfi).
IAILflCl'S •5599 IAILI ICl'S •• SALi NICI SAU NICI I
lt71 lllAT lf7J TOYOTA
IJ4 IOADST9 CoeoMA WMOM
Medium brown w/aaddle 4 •e>eed "-*"1111on. air
Interior. S le>eed tran1 . condttlonMg I new r8dlal
ltereo -• ~ 18.000 tlrH. Nie. little WIQOnl
miles. (880UOT). (MIUL Y). •
au,: '1919 .~.::1 1999
lt74TOYOTA
CIUCACOUPI
A very clean I aporty
Cellca! This one haa a 4 apeed tranamlnlon
(780KFV).
1975 FIAT
IHW~
Nice httle wagon w•th 4
speed t"'18111taion stereo
I I~ r.::k. ( 195NRM).
lt77DATSUM
1111 PA.STIACI
This eoupe has a 4 speed trans . stereo. shadow &
rallye wheets. (157SGHl
LULIU'Ss1999 IUICl'S ...... SALi PllCI . SAU Na -~77
ltnDATSUM
PICllUPWtutaL Also haa wire whMI• &
atereo '-·You mutt ...
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n ··""' LooF. at~ ~1 ;1/;PJ> are nere 1uv·
hQS1he· .. trvine~
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Nie.Ir ••ulpped. Coarfllt~ ~IMeW • ndD'Jo•I (JUCllf). OMLYS4Jtl
HOWMtDQs.,•t IJoll9. QuaJJ Sta.
NEWPORT BEACH
IJMlll
1mc •LT ~~:f:Z:: IJ.000 ..... ..._.• ft911_,.
ltlacls, cost
CO ...,..., ELL
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"IT~NOYa,
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W....UWAGOM
Oaulc model. Nicely ,.,,.. ledudlD& •uc·
.... ndl.. ..... .. &o
......... !ml&UCJ.
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NEWPOllT BEACH
llMlll
a..,.a. "25 .......................
77 CllYSlEI
ClllJBA CPE.
Al*-.tk, air ....,...uti(ln.
fnl, PGWW steering " brakes, radio, ateel
rda1 Urea. 'Tell Drive u. S&eal ! .. 12 llo. ID.CIOO
mile aenace coatrae&
"11 llallbu ZIG. JllDt nm-an:Uable. C9IRA1l)
nine coed, reblt ea1. ~76 map. QD 561·5111 .fll9
"M Qev Caprice Waaoa
Law mile9, loeded w /e· Cl'8P. Bit olr. Pvt pty.
7HM42312
SANTA DA
DATSUN
2001 £. 17tll Street
'18 Moa&e C.rlo, landau SalU Au 558-7811
roor. P IS. P /8 , t it. Ca 11Mi111ll fflO
CTUIH. elec. w1Ddowa, aar. AM/Fii cus. V~. ••••••••••••••••~••••••
23mpg. assume I u se 1970 LiDcohl Cooti.DentaJ. am1mo. or make orre-r black, 4 dr. :dnt body.
l.e.4321 x1Dl runnmg coo4. S750.
6C2-l.966. 345 Riviera Dr.
'1 8 M o a t e C a r I o . c.asta Mesa
~~~Eves496-S896, Cor..th-----,-9-32---=--------...................... .
• Qmvertlbl.e, 3Z7 eng. 4
...... emd.tGDOIGi· .... ~
Nabers
COUPI DI ftU •••.....•.•. PltlCmt
One CMIW CS Wllh IMtNf' ..... CDiotet
top. cruiillt conlr'ot. AM/FM st9'90. ful pgwer. mt_,.... & low mMeL (074AKQ).
1976CtaMIAC s5995 ... -~ ........... .
EQUIPfMr1t lndudee aplft Power ..._ .-.0 r.-o a cru11e controf. Low m1a..t < 14e5781.
lt77CA"••c '6695 COUPI DI ftU .•......
Equipment Includes leather ...Ung area.
cruise control & AM/FM stereo radio
(122842).
lt77C.H'••c
~~ .......• 56995
With 50(60 apflt POWer seat. stereo tape ~ & much. muc:ti morel (593WRA).
lt71CMllAC
~0:~ ....... ~8595
With teether Int.nor. stereo tlpe pla)w a
Cadillac wire wheel covers. (178TZU).
1971 CAIMI.LAC ~ ............ ~8995
Equipped with all of the Cadillac luxury· oPttoM. In excellent condition & priced to Miii
(0221038).
=~-·.~~ ....... ~9395 Full poww, leather interior. 9*eo tlpe, wtre
wheel 00*9 and ... of the ~ twwnea. (011SPI).
lt71C.-•AC
lllMIWWW s9995 ~ ..••.....•
... ... of ttle Cadillac lwwry optlone and low m-. (10'ruKY).
lt71CM11 AC s 11 1L.95 llYILU. ••••••••••• I • ,v LMfhet...., Cadlllac wire wMtt CCN11r1. full
POwer & ._ NEW! (3421WL). Prtoed to Miii
1
'7JCHl1 AC $ ILDOllADO • • • • • • • • • • • • 2 I 9 9
Full poww, t.dOfY air cond .. AM/FM stereo
tltt wheef, leether Interior I Landau toP'
(708GtQ)
~ ........ ~2999
Automatic ~a.. pwr. steering I brakes
f8Ctory lit eori:t .• AM/FM & Landau toP. Buy
of the WMl<I (403WOY>
'74 CAD1&4C s2999 S9AM DI Va.LI ••••••••
Full Po#I'. '8ctOfY air cond., AM/FM stereo. Utt Wheel. Lindau toP & extra clean! (846RXL).
~AIOUTDL ..... ~2999
'111.epbyr, 2-doot' • many
xtraa, 24,SOOml, xlnl
an1. Prvt Pty. 534--0569.
79TUllO
•••• 1Co1wa
Blue beauty -Kuat sell!
4 speed. 4 cylinder, A/C,
leather interior, ma1
wbeeb, cuaetle deck,
map li&bl. Lo/ml Prlv.
pcy. Best otter.
Call 67$-2911
W Kuatan1 air, P /S, ado. v.a, Jdnl. CCXMI. d.ya
~.eve n••toa • cyt., -*>mltiC tranl.. PoW9f" ....nno a brllk• tlft wheel. AM/FM ltef90 & low. low mflea. In ExClftent condition! (734811). .. very good condition.
---------------SDJOorbestofler. 844-'6/Zl ~~ .............. ~3699
Fu" Po#I'. 1*:tOfY elr QOnd. and L8ndau top ONLY 38.000 low ,,,.._ -In UKE NEW
oondltlonl (823POL)
.,, cAD11 •c s3999 saAM•Y&U •••••••• Full poww, llcloty air cond., AM/FM ""90.
ltft whMt. CNIM control, leather Interior -An
9'CC1tlent buyt (021MYC)
•Mmt..,.ena. •auto tuna: LESS than
1,ooomt. 1lnce ~I omtLauL Sl,000.
'17 M•st•n& • VI. Auto
tnns. nma "loob out.
aDmpt. $1700. 7501•
• llllltaq •· auto • lllr,SIJOO. 811~
OYER $1,000,000
WIRTH IF •EW· CARS
Alll TllUCKS MIST Ill
'70DATSUN
lllWMOM
.t CVllndlr. 8Ulomatlc. new red paint. extra nice vehicle. One owner. (337BZV).
51.976
·1svw1u•
•cylinder . .t speed, new custom Interior. bright yellow, tteel radi8I
tlret, 27,9«50 miles. ("81MDS).
Saw••
177DATSUN
Wit
4 cytlndlr, 4 apeed, AMJFM-t-.
bf1Qht veitow. 1 owner. new ti,. -reet Ott... thil one!" (809RXO).
171 OLDS
CURASS ...... I Air cond.. P'M'· steer .. Landu rf .
N9w ..... rm. tw.. bci<t ...... 1 owner. "cnem Puff. Test Drive
and Buy_ltl" (449HPM)
51987
177VOLVO
164 .....
Automatic. Power steering a
brakes. power window•. •
conditioning, leather Interior.
alldlng roof. AM/FM lterec> ttpe.
fA8e~ .• , ••
NEW 1979
~IOZX
COWlott2+2
NEW 1979
. 510
WMOM
NEW 1979
810
411.0ltl ..
NEW 1979
210
WACIOM
~NA GER'S
SPECIALS!
54827
BRAND NEW 1979
DATSUN
200SX
SPORT
COUPE
56286
' 1979 PLYMOUTH
VO~RE ~ DOOi SID~M ..
vs. automatic transmission, air concUtlontng, pOW8I"
steering, power brlkes, vinyl too. custom moldings.
ractlo, WSW tires & morel (35(1NVJ).
LOADED WITH EXTRAS!
I
I
1979 PLYMOUTH .
VOLMIE 2 DOOR COU!E
LOADED WITH EXTRAS!
An.AS
CHRYSLER.PLYMOUTH
SERVICE HOURS:
Monday Thru Friday 7:30am to 5:30 p
Saturday Sam to 5pm
SEE US FIRST!
LOADED WITH EXTRAS! I
V 8 . auto. trans., air cond., pwr. steertng &
brakes. AM/FM stereo 8 track. split pwr.
seat, tilt wheel. leather, crutae control,
• pwr. windows, vinyl top, wire wheel
covers & much morel (110271).
VS. automatic transmission, air
conditioning, power steering. p0wer
brakes. AM/FM radio. vinyl top, wsw tires
& morel (404WWO).
V8. a utomatic transmission . air
conditioning. power steering. power
brakes. luggage rack. wood grain sides. radio. wsw tires & morel (888WOJ).
1969
1"8AC va. automatic t'8n1.. •Ir cond.. PM.
steering & tnkes. AM/FM radio. vinyl
top. tilt Wheel. WSW tlr" I tne>fel
(
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29t<PV). '1295
lt7J CHaTSLa ...,on_... va. ~ er..., a.Ir cond.. pwr. steering I.,,._, AM/FM .-.0 r9CMO.
WSW ti,.. I mcnf (OIOGIV).
'1395
ltn Cl llftOLll' . ..,. . .._
V8. e&Jtomlllc .,.., ..,. cond.. pwr.
lteering I .,..._, redlo. ww ttr.. I
morel (540RTB).
'3295
lt71 POU ...,. ......... ve. •utomltic nn... .ir conct., pwr. ••••ring & br&k". AM/FM stereo.
bucitet ..... cullom wheeta, W1W tna I morel (81 ISSlR).
5 1495
ltnFOIDYAN
"C&m WAeOM"'
V8. automatic tntn.mlnlon. power
ltHrinQ. pOWel' .,,._, waw tires &
n'CM91-3EOI}
'185
ltn fOID
4114 PICllUP ve. IMOmldc tr1n1.. pOWel' Sl9ertnci a breltes, big mlrroft. alldlng window:
redlo & morel(~).
A 81 'me• ....... Mid u. arm .us ._.1'f'. .. ~ .......... tutlt .......
eomlDllill • tM • ..,. lt pekl to , ... n..1a llencw•kl. .,, _, r.-o Buebett. ~
MeDaDlld ad 8aebell,.....
returned to ()nQp Coaaty llDd
tbetr tamlll• earf:7 TIUll'ld8)' follo'triu tbielr Nleue In the
CeatraT Am•rlc111 cou.ntry ·~ lllOt. Tbey laad been held CQUve lor 41 d&Ja •. Both were releaed unbanned.
Tbe delicate neeoUatioas that
eve.ot111Uy led to tbe release
were eqiDeered by Fred Payne,
president of Payne Interna-tional, a worldwide executive
protffUGG Mmce, MMd lD PQm. Wllo ba hancfled llmilm'
Miami • release 119CJelettom ·for otW
Payee. wllo' acet':ifmed multfnfdoeaJ tlriM. llcl>ould ud Bue on a 1'be Udl9dtn told llcDcmald
prt.ete Jet~ from San J'aad~PaJMreeaJ.led.••we Sal•aclDrto Ca!lfonlla. f-.,,e --nothtea 111in1t you
Hid 'l'WIM:1 that tbe t.eilOlllta ~."
were ··~ ltUdeDta dedicated PQDe, however. l"ftealed that
to tbe1r came, to do tbeir bat to the terrorists threatened to lr:W
better tlit life ol their own peo-the two mm If 1 revolutklDary
ple." manifesto waa DOt pubHtbed 1n
The lei tortlta., be l9ld. treated major newspapen ln 32 eoun-
the men well. 1'1'bey were kept triel.
i.D aeparat.e rooma, fed well. P&fll8 wu saaeceeduJ In plac·
1lven ~. and allowed Jet-lnl the two-pqe ect.ertlaement
ten wltli tbeir wives every two 1n papen in 25 eou:otries -ln·
or three days and to excbaqe dadlnl two papen in tbe United
tapes," Ra.Jne llld. States -bat WU denied ad·
"We bad a IOOd relaticJmbip vertlslu spaee 1n six Central
with the kidnappers," said (8ee 8!.CDIAN, race AJ)
REI EASED BY REBELS
Dennla Mc0on•kt
Beverly Hills. Iranians A1·rested
.......
llUHAR.'N> AU TALKS WITH DIPLOllATIC OFF1C1ALS on.a tD Take Piece of U.S. Ho"-• In lren
~i Offers Himself
In HoStage Trade
the release of the prisoners.'•
Ali said his efforts should be
outside the U.S. government.
••I don't want to work through
the State Department,'• he said.
"They (the student&) are not
happy with the 1ovemment.''
Asked if be had been in touch
with any Iranian government of.
ficials, Ali said: "I can't say
anytbiog. It a1n 't eon.na help to
tell you my plana. The less
publicity there ta, the less writ,
ing you do, it helps me to suc-
ceed. The more you write it
makes it look like I'm with them
(the U.S. government)."
* * * Solon Urges
Carter Reveal
Plan on Iran
President carter wu urged by
an Onmp CoantJ eoairesaman
today to tell the American peo-
ple what stepe be ts eonaidertDI
to secure tbe releue of ID U.S.
citlsem held captive tn the U.S.
Embaay ln Iran.
Defiant
Marchers
Opposed
BEVERLY HILLS CAP> -
About 50 lraD1an demomtnton
-one with hil forehead bloocled
-were arrested by POliee today
when they defied a &an on tbeir
march to support demanda tbat
tbe depowl ...... be aetw:wl to Inn.
TM lnalm mm 1111111 WWW
,..... •·••b11ed b7.....i E::fi"_' ... :1:1e. ,. 't • ·==---.... ed: •• ! .. and '"USA
all the way!" .. =.:'..~,..-~z ............. at Cai'i;, Poem• ... ...,.. ....... _..
N9t.ed. Aa .......... awa, ...
his bandl llAmed beblDd b1a beet by police, be put a Dlaeard wttb
a pictme ol Inn'• ehlef ol ltate,
Ayatollab Jhlbollah Khomeini, In
b.ia teedl. It WU immedlately
ripped out of his mouth by a
PQUceman. The counterdemonstraton
were kept awar by lines of
police and Los Aqelea County
sheriff's deputies. .
Al"_._..
The demonstrator whose heM
was cut apparently injured
himself while tbraabin.I on the
ground as police handcuffed
him. 1be demonstrators who did
not resist were not handcuffed
aa they were led to police vans.
WAStlHGTON D.C. PROlEST BRINGS COUNTER SHOUTS
Americana Y ... at Pfo.fren&en Demonatretora
The Iranians were also kept
from reporter.
There was no word whether
today's demonstration would
bring any response in Tehran.
where some 80 Americans are
bein1 held boetage at the U.S.
Embassy by other students
similarly demanding the shah's
lmnian Marchers
Draw Crowd's Jeers
return. W ASHJNGTON <AP> -To the
Counterdemonstrators shout· jeers of outraged bystanders and
ing "Let Our People Go" and taunt& ol "Gel the bell out of
"Go Home! Go Home!" waved America," 900 Iranians
placards readin& "Release Our marched under police guard
Embauy or Die," "No Aid for near the White Bouse today to
Iran," "Let them Eat Oil" and demand that the deposed Shah
''Thia 'l'banblivin&, Rout an of Iran be returned to their
Iranian." homeland.
Police uaed n11htaticks to The Iranians' march lhrougb
separate the battlinl factions ln downtown Wuhington beaan
the middle of tbe iDteneetion of durtnc lunch bour and wu ob-
Santa Monica and Wilshire served by thousands, many
boulevardl, one of Weal Loa sboutlq an&rY demands for the '
Anlelel' busiest corners. release al the eo Americana held
lleanwhiJe, 100 abertff'I dep-boltap in Tehran.
utter moHd in to back up Some wmled their anaer with
Beverly ::-..gonce. DepaUea obseemtiel and threats. At leut almlla"7 in last January a half dmm eaa were t.brown at
wben lraniana stormed the the marcben a block fropi the
manalon ol the slater of Sbab Wblte Boule and one apattered
MohammedBaaPablavi. acrou a ll&eture ol Iran'• rewlu-
At a meeUna 1'!lunday Dieht. t1Qnary leader, the Ayatollah
tbe MOf.lem students Aaaodatlon Rubollab Khomeini.
announced It wu t.oo late to atop One man carried a sicn: today'• demomtration In Beftr. ..Bomb Iran: Save the U.S."
1Y Bllla. Another shouted: "Let our .. I am not run that an tbe stu-people .,, ..
deatl tDd Otbei'I Who 1ather wlll . · In ~ ol tbe National Praa
want to ID away Without a result Clob ""'"""'· wben mattbera or a ~ .. llojaMd paUMCI tar a JS.m.bna ,.., 1
said • be Rood ID float ol a 10GDi America t.Mmded te a
1:z.1:--w ~ tM ~ uatat pole and waftd a U.S. Dal a D9Mm. to oetooMn' dleerL
1n a Dad prellmtnaJ7 eutier Tbere .. nmcb nat~wamas
Tb u fl d a 1 , Ir a D la D a D d and lnalltut abouta of ••oo
Amertea ltadlntl -abciattnl bome, to home."
and rttl 9lda otber ID an Tbne counter-demODltrat.on ......-o.w tM boltaelS -were arnud, two lot'~ . bad a lldrl lhfDI Tb...., a& police IMI ad one ~ blll'tlq ti•• USC oampua commoa. an •· llal'dliiil ~two blOeb
Uiacordanol~~ fol" ....._.led tbem frcial tble
crowdl • tM 16dewalb. All
..... rout.it, dtlDwUUon
.. ,, Unanbl-dow'n ••twtie ot ... ,,.,, .. 1.
At oae corner an AJiMrlcaa
gTabbed an lranian'a sign and
set it afire, yelling, "Go home.
You smell lite camel."
The demonstrators. drawn
mostly from Washington's large
Iranian student population, bad
a city permjt to march along a
route to the State Department
that would take them no closer than a block from the White
House.
Coast
Weather
I
I
l ~
t ~ )
1 •• I
CONOOaD <AP> -Aa X·nW..-_.....t.M lliiowew 1'11111, ......,. u.. e..-m. .......
fti'tlllcl ....... -..... nr..·· ............... . .,,, .............. ......
toda1 ...
• J'lN Gftlelm laid ''th dowatOMa ODDcai'd m09'e
boUM nuaM flN MortlJ
before••·•· · Belon it wu dOmed, an '.U.idl9d•••dam= WU e&-d. ID0etl7 t.o interior ot UM conc~te
1tructure. mo one wa1
com...aal and lDdultdaJ bar-. rowen an fotted to pay bllber'
ratel.
bul't.
BECKMAN •.•
American countrle1 and
En1land. · ''A ~ London newspaper
threw me out. Tbey 1ald tbey
were not lnellned to work on
bebalt ol any terrorilt orsanba·
tion," be aald..
Beckman offtclala decllned to
reveal what the advertiainl cost
the company.
Payne said be sent several
employees throughout the world
to collect copies of the
newspapers 1D which the ads ap-
peared as proof to the terrorilll.
Payne, a former British coun-
terintelligence agent, called the
kidnapping and release an "ex·
ceptional" case.
The negotlator commended
the U.S. St.ate Department. Of.
ftcials at the embassy ln San
Salvador, be said, "were ter-
rific."
"I can say I'm proud to be a
taxpayer," be added.
Company founder and Corona
del Mar reatdent Arnold O. "-~lllllt ............... 1't.IJ
-••.-.t Ollr GPJIMIOll Mall. 0
-....... coaapaaf .w; tie ~nalert;" .... .
Beckman •-Id be deplored
U.S. 1ovemment policies that
have eroded safety condttlom
for penom workinl overseas.
No more Americana will be
sent to El Salvador to work with
Beckman'• subsidiary there,
APLAR, an electronic compo-
nents manufacturiq firm.
About 500 persona, the majort·
ly of them Central American
citlsena, work at the facility.
.Nine Firemen
: ace C'1arges
KNOXVILLE, Teaa; (AP) -
l&bt Knoxvllle fltemen
·~•olvecl of criminal rape &ti• ban beeD aamed -ID
.ti ...tee dw'9M tUt aeeme
em ol MCJeet ol. dulJ ~
: ... ~clt.7 tt••iO,. a : falllu to Ol'Clera. : rcrimlDa cbar1•• were : *°PPecl ,llfter II& 4ap of .......
• llsnhiaiy ~ w11en· a Jadae
: ailed then wu DO probable ; c:aue. A 2Z·Jftl'-old woman R·
: .. ed tbe ftremen ot repeatedly
! nplna ber 1D a ftre statioa
; Tbe dYil Mnlce chattea ftJed
. lit the • abo named a n1Dtb • ftteman wbo wu not cb.arpd ; crimhWly.
OMMUCOMT
DAILY PILOT
Tbe prim• rat• doH not
dlrec:tty affect CODIWDtr loan
rates, wblcb at 10me bulb are
lower tllaD the corpofate rate.
But It la a widely watched ln·
dlcator ol abort-term rates.
CIU'-* la tbe only btnk to
publicly dilcloM lta formula,
wbkb 1a bue4 on other abart·
term market rates. Last week It
l&ld lta formula called for a ~
percent .-ate, but it did not an·
nouoce an lncreue an..r ~
aak•d tbat the rate aot be
ralMd.
Tbe prime rate wu u~ per·
cent 1D earlJ Aupat, but bu
rlaen 1barpl1 1ince then,
puticularb a1Dce Oet. 8, wbeD
tbe Federal Reaerve sbarply
tilhtened credit.
Meanwhile, bopee for a letup
in credlt-tl1htenin1 by ,the
Federal Reserve sparked a
broad rally in the stock market
today.
The Dow Jones avera1e ol 30
industrlala climbed 9.51 pointa to
80'1.17 1D tbe first three bour'I of
trading.
Gainera outpaced loeen by a
4· 1 margin 1D the mid-day tally
of New York Stock Excbaaee·
llated iuues.
Late Tbunda7 the Federal
ReHne reported a tfiOO mll1lon
decline In the buic measure ol
the money supply, aurprlltng
n analysts who bad bees ex· ··~tDcnue. eddedt.oneep$......m ••t••••• of • alo•t.. la m~ poWUa -a tnlld
,,blda tbe Ped baa Mell tr'JiDlto
encoura1e ln an effort to
reatraln lnflation.
Al a JWult. hopes roH that the
Fed could punue that 1oal
without clampin1 further on
credit, and that interest rat.es
might peak soon.
l",....P.,,eAJ
mAN •••
Reu Pahlavi'• U.S. auets over
to the new Iranian repme, and
enauriq that the shah leaves
the Unlted St.ate., In excbaqe
for the hostages' freedom . The report eould not be
o&henriM coaftrmed. But 'in Mlaml, former
American U.N. Ambulador An·
drew Yoma abo 1uaeatec1 &bat
1ueb • deal mlaht won. Tbe
State l>eputmeDt ..,a YOWi
baa been ln•ol•ed In the
worldwide diplosnatlc effort.a to
obtain tbe release of tbe Jatase-. But lt remained unknown
wb...._, the 1tudeatl, lrantan
leader Aflltolla.b Rubollah Kbo-
mtlni or tbe Carter ad.m1D11tra· Uon would accept ttlll u a com·
pro mile.
Since ael1in1 the embu11
GLOBAL OIL IMPORTS
CUTUCKa IET -M
~-..-----..----------~ Sunday, the Iranian mWtanta
bav• lmlated tbe7 wW free their
capth·ea only when tbe Carter acfmtm.tra~ apeea t.o band over tbe depoMd monarch for
trtal 1D Inn. where be bu been
condemaed to death.
The PLO IOWt9 1D Anb.ra
who ubd not to be named, l&ld
the Paa.tmlw were In contact
with Khomelnl.
O.St .. elllB-the .. eta
Emergency agencies stged a plane cruh
in Huntinlton Beach 'lbursday aa a dis·
aster drill Hilb School thespians Kim
Carson <left> and Anna Monaco were
amona tbe 0 victlm.s." To ft.nd out bow it all
capie out, see Featurtn&. Pase B2. •
Panel Backs SALT Pact
/
Reoommends Seriate Ratify Soviet Treaty
W ASHJNGTON (AP) -Tbe
Senate Porelp Relations Com·
mlttee, in a m.ior foretsn policy
victory for Prealdent Carter,
voted M today to recommend
that the Senate ratify the
Strategic Arma Limitation Trea·
ty with the Soviet Union.
The vote ended the commit· tee's four monthe of lntense ex·
amination of the SALT D qree.
ment and set the sta1e for a
Senate debate that la certain to
be both long and divisive.
Two Deqiocrata joined four
Republicans on the committee in
votinC aplmt tbe treaty. TbeJ
were Seal. lobn Glenn, D-Oblo;
Richard stone, D-Fla.; Howard
Baker, R-Teml.; Jesse Helms.
R·N.C.: S.I. Hayakawa, R·
Calli .• and Richard Lucar. R-
ind.
SeJlaton votin.l for the treaty
were Frank Church, D·ldabo;
Claiborne Pell, D*R.I .; George
McGovern, D-S.D.; Joseph B.
Blden, D-Del.; Paul Sarbmes.
D-Md.; FAmund S. Muskie, D-
Maine; Edward Zortaaky, D·
Neb.; Jacob K . Javlta, R·N.Y.,
and Cbarles H . Percy, R·lll.
Senate Democratic Leader
Robert C. 8Jrd. ol W• Vb1bU
bopea to IJrtal tbe --.., a vote tbis JMr. bl& trea&.7.·. ~ nenta hope to....._ die deblde
tnto the JJm eiieeUoft-year. •
A two-thlrda majority ~ the
Senate ia required for ratlftca-
tlon. or 87 votea lf all 100
senators are present.
Belote the vote, aenaton oo
both aMlel ~ the iuue reat.ated
why they believed SALT 11
abould be ettber ratified as tt
stands or defeated unless aweep-
lng changes are made.
Anti-nuclear Rally
Slated for Doheny
Church, the committee
chairman. called the treaty ooe
of the naUon's most important
forel1n policy commitments
alnce the NATO treaty iJl UMt.
and said it abouJd be ratified
becaue it keepe the anm COD·
trol proeeu aliVet
But Senate Republican Leader
Baker. a candidate for the 19>
GOP preaidential nomtn1Uno,
aald be eaDOt •Ulll*t the tne-ty because bl .,.Ueftd It ta ••un-
equal ad unfair .••
.ie.!~'!. a pouible delay 1D ~uc;:~~
pJ"Oteat expamloQ of tb:s.':
Onofre atomic facility still ln·
tend to bold the event at Doheny
State Beach.
Politician activilt Tom Hayden
and biological expert Dr. Barry
Commoner are amoni the anti·
nuclear speakers to appear al
the rally that will lut from 0000
unUl 4 p.m.
Spokesmen for the Alliance for
Survival, ooe of the event's or-
ganhen, said Tbunday there ia
no intention of delayin1 the
licenalnl protest even thousb it
appears federal beartnas oo the
San Onofre nuclear plant ex-
pan1ioo may be delayed one
year.
Nuclear Regulatory Com-
mlulon offtclala aald Ud.I week
lt b likely that the San Onofn
expamlon beartnp to UceDH
two new nuclear reactors may
be delayed.
Tbe bear1Dca wen lnWall1 aet
for th1I eombaa ·~· llm Hanchett, an NRC
spokesman lD San Frandlco,
aald federal offtctali wW prob-
ably be coacentratma 00 aafttr
HDSband Kills
Rape Suspect
SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -A
22-year-old man known 1D the
dty'1 tenderlo1D diltrtct u. 'Stick
Pln" was stabbed to
death iJl froat of two poUce of.
Ileen by a man who 1uapected
him of raP1DI hil common-law
wife, police said.
Officers l&ld they answered a
.call and went to the Cambrtdle
Hotel on Elli.a Street when tbey
found H·1•ar-old Rudolph
Pineiro, tbe bulband and bll
22-year-o&d wife holdini Larry
Lee "Stick Pin" Glean.
Before tbt oftlcera could pt
out of their patrol car, police
said. tbeJ saw Plnetro lunie at Glean. Glen died of knife
woundl to the throat at MlaicJa
Sm•~~ B:ll&.a.l. Plnetro WU btld for ln-
V .. Ufatlon Of murder.
Jim Overturned
lnv=~ al the nation's 10 ll~ JHaclear plantll dudal
th• nut year. Tbia would mate llcenainl ~
any new nuclear plants aecoo-
dary to lroninl out safety~
lems in the existing atomlo.
facilities, Hanchett said.
Hanchett said the San Onofre
licensing bearings could be de-
layed until 1982. He said it may
be several months before the
hearings are reset.
Meanwhile, local anti-nuclear
group members say Saturday'•
rally will lnclude a speech by
Hayden, a former U.S. Seaate
candidate, on bow to orianiJ.e
the community to protest the
eventual San Onofre Ucensinl
bearin1s lo be held in San
Clemente.
Local banda and otber mt.ml·
clan.a are aebeduled to perform
at the smurdQ effDt. A ll'O'IP
of blC)'cllm from the l.QunA
Beach and Santa Barbara Al·
llanceb'Suntftl cbapU!n plan&
to meet at t.cuna Beach'• llatn
Beacb at 10 a.m. to ride down to
Doheny State Beach for the
rally.
''I thtnt we 10t out-tndfwl ''
Bakeraaid. Stone announced bi• vole
1gain1l the treaty. sa1iD1 it
should not be ratifted because it
does not result in significant
arms reductions. and ·•results m
a strategic imbalance that will
favor the Soviet Union."
Helms, a leadin& oppooerit ol
the treaty. said the terms of SALT II would perm at tbe Sc>-
vieta to increase their slntelic
weapons by 42 percent and their
megatonnqe by 31 percent.
"Thla tncreue 1D explosive
power will equal 242.700
Hiroshima bomba. · • HeJm. said.
Sarbenea dilPUted Helms' con-
tention that sAL T D would re-ault ID an fllCalatlon rat.her than
limitation~ tbe U1U nee.
''Tbe u.ty ...Ualm what tbe
SoYieta can do, and tlaenfGn
places a limltation upon u.em,"
SarU-said.
Men's Suits
for only
' ·'"
One Dollar!*
"When you buy one at regular
price. you can buy a eecond one
of equal or lesser value for only
one dollar.
-
It's •Uri.ng, tedious work cor·
relating the aovestlgations
between ftve agencies, tracking
down all the possibilities in seek·
ang the one clue that will lead to
tbe~r.
BB Rotary Plans
Tasting Party
A wine and cheese lutinl par-ty. spomcnd by the Downtown
Rotar1 Club of Bwattn1ton
Beaeb, wW be beld Sunday
a&A:C-toC:-u.:. party
la SS db Pl'OeMda toward
Rol&l'J·•PGGIO.red commalty
proJeeta.
'
TwoMenR~Pe
: Coast Woman
auqecta bit ber with hll fiat.
TIM two men then dr.aecl tbe
woman into their ear aDcJ dl'Oft
to tbe IOUtb end of town, when
they took her into a home and
repeatedly nped her.
They later toned ber outai.de
ln tbe mud, and tbe daaed
woman walked to ber home in
Laauna Beach.
Tbe distraught victim later
told a friend about the incident
and abe went to the police sta-
tion Thursday evening to report
the crime.
Officers said today they are
attempting to locate the house
where the assaults occurred.
'The two suspects are
described as being between 2S
and 30 years of age. One of the
rapists stands five feet 10 iDcbes
tall, weighs 110 pounda with
brown curly hair and a beard
Tbe aeeoad aaapeet ls about ftve
feet 10 tDCbea tall, weighiaa 180
pounds with brown hair and a
thick mustache
Pollee also are seeking an '>ld,
blue CbevroJet believed used by
the pair to tldnap the woman.
Colleen Gwinn of Dana Hills
High School was one of the
featured attractions Thurs·
day night during band and
drill performance by stu-
dents from the Capistrano
Unified School District. (Ad-
ditional pictures, Page A3).
Major Banks Reach
Record Prime Rate
Coast
NEW YOJllt (AP) -....
N8 York bub railecl tbeir ---s..n:· ~ ~ ceat· • aa Claate • rt .... '9l till NCDl"d
..... 1bll u. draft panttca1 nn
frolD Ooacrea.
Amoa& the banb annoandnl
the lncreaae was BaJlk of
America, the naaion's laraest,
Citibank, ranked second, and
Crocker Nattooal Bank. Oft.be
10 largest ban.ks. only Security
Pacific National Bank~ ranked
lotb, did not raise the rate from 15"4. percent.
Cltlbank said its formula
called for a prime rate of 16 per·
HOME CUTS PRIME
MORTGAGE RATE-A&
cent, but that it exercised
restraint in railing the rate to
15~ percent
Chase, which is r~ed No. 3,
announced its boo&t Wednesday
and was denounced by Rep
Henry Reuss, D-Wis., the
chairman ol the House Banking
Committee, who said the in·
creaaea were beyond the level
justified by Federal Reserve
moves to ti&hteD credit.
Tbe prime is the rate charled
by banb to most credit-worthy
corporate borrowers. Other
commerdal and industrial bor·
rowen are forced to pay hilber
rates.
The prime rate does not
directly affect con.sumer loan
rates, wbiC!b at some banta are lower than tbe corporate rate.
But lt is a widely watched in·
Power, Sliced
dicator ol sbort·term ntes.
Cltlt.nk ii the Clllb' bak to
pabUcU d1tdoM lta fonmda.
Wllildt::ia ....... ---libOlt-term~ rm.. Lllllt ..... tt
old tt. fanmala caUecl for a~ percent rate. bat lt did not an·
nounce a iDereue after Beula
asked that the rate not be
railed. The prime rate WU 11 ~ per-
cent in early August, but bas
risen sharply since then,
particularly since Oct. 6, when
the Federal Reserve sharply
(See P&OIE, Page AZ>
CUSD Seeks
Me,diator in
Teacher Talks
Capistrano Unified School Dis·
trict officials declared an im·
pa.sae 'Thursday and asked for a
state mediator to help break up
deadlocked contract talks with
the district's 750 teachers.
Teacher negotiators are ask·
ing for an 11.5 percent pay bike
wblle CUSD officials are stand· In& firm on their 7.5 percent of.
fer.
CUSD Superintendent Jerry
'Thomsley said a state mediator
is expected to be named within
two weeks.
Tbornaley said CUSD officiall
decided qainst a joint declu.
tion of impasse with teacben
because "we felt we have a fair
and reasooable offer on tbe ta-
ble."
Teacher 1roup prea1dent
Stefanie Seach said today
teachen wanted to bold ooe
more pay talk session before
uklnC a state mediator to step
iD.
Ms. Seecb said tneben an
allo aldDI for increased frinle
beneftta, binctinl arbitration ha
IJ'inaees and update eoubad
wordinl on extra pay for co-
currlcular posts like atbletic
coacblnl.
BEVERLY mLLs (AP) -
Hundreds ol angry Americans
routed about 50 Iranian dem·
onstrators today, beatina and
curstna them in an bour-loq
clash as sheriff's deputies
moved in and arrested about 50
people.
Only_ a few of those arrested
were American counter·
demomtraton, mosUy younc
men.
One Iranian bad bis forehead
bloodied reslstJ.ng arrest for de·
lying a ban on the Iranians'
scheduled march supporttna de·
manda that the deposed shah be
returned to Iran in excbance for
release of some 60 Americans
being held hostage in the U.S.
Embaaay in Tehran.
The demonstrating Iranian
men and women were
dramatically outnumbered by
several hundred~ COUD·
ter-demonstrators who waved
placards and American naaa
and spat on the Iranians.
Several Jnmlans were beaten
up, a1thc>qb autbortties report.
ed no aert.oua lQiurtes.
One of the counter·
demomtndon wu an Iranian,
Darius Poonhaab, an cmgtneer
worldng in Loa Anples.
''I'm here rep.reaentlnl tbe silent majority ol l.nmlaa. lloat
Iranians have been lileDc9d ..::r the fanatics." ~b .. It'• rule of tbe au ••d
macblae .-. Pnltdeat Carter'
sMald ... tdraiift eanten CD lmnian Marchers ...... '• °"'· .... tmt country iiDd friee the lnnlan
people."
Slaertff'I ... wttb llrml bl.Ir·
tgasWU..wlle ... w-:
rested ..,._ to .. I I lit) w.t
Bollpuod ......... None ol
the .,.... ... made by ae.er-
ly Biiis PGliee, Mid police LL
Boward l'iolakov.
"We tend to bead more, bat
the sberift'a offtcen, If they tell
you to move and you don't move,
you•re arrested," said Polatov.
Hundreds of office workers
a long fashionable Wilshire
Boulevard viewed the turmoil
from high-rise buildings in the
area.
As a green Iranian nag was
set afire by the pro-Americans,
five other Americans, students
from Northrop University in
Inglewood, held up a five-by·
eight-foot American nag.
"We tboug.bt we'd come down
and show some good old
American patriotism," said one
of the students, Tom BUling:aoo.
22, of Knoxville, Tenn. "It was
the biggest flag we could find al
school."
Barry Krugel, chief of opera-
tions for the Los Angeles Jewish
Defense Leque, said: "I am ap-
palled America Is not doing
enough to secure the release of
our people. I am proud to see
Americans taking things in their
own bands."
One of the Iranian froup's
leaders, All Mojabad, wbo said
be la a student at Cal Poly
Pomona, WU amonc those ar·
rested. A:t be wu led away with
bis bands planed behind bis back
by police, be put a placard wttb
a picture ol Jnn '•·chief ol state,
Ayatollah RuboUab Khometni, in
bla teeth. It wu immediately
ripped out of b.la mouth by a
policeman.
* * *
WAlllUWINH <AP> -To-Jeen o1 om.:11 bJitaa ._. w1 taunts ol • the bell oat ol
Am erlca. •' 900 lraDlans
marched under police guard
near the White House i.oo.y to
demand that the deposed Sbab
of Iran be returned to their
homeland.
The Iranians' march throueb downtown Washington began
during hmch hour and was ob-
served by thousands, many
shouting angry demands for the
release of the 60 Americans held
hostage in Tehran.
Some vented their anger with
obscenities and threats. At least
a half dozen eggs were thrown al
the marchers a block from the
White Rouse and one spattered
across a picture of Iran's revolu·
lionary leader, the Ayatollah
Ruhollab Khomeini.
One man carried a sign.
"Bomb Iran: Save the U.S."
Another shouted: "Let our
people go!"
In front of the Nabooat Press
Club building. where marchers
paused for a 15-minute rally, a
young American shinnied up a
light pole and waved a U.S. flag
to on.looters· cheers.
There was much fist-waving
and insistent shouts of "Go
home, go home."
Three counter-demonstrators
were arrested, two for breakini
police lines and one for hurling
an egg.
Marchers stretched two blocks
and a cordon of rtot-equipptd
police separated them from the
crowds on the sidewalks. All
along the route, demonstrators
*' * * All SaerHiee
-Offen Self for Hostages
saw U JJ Pt.e dowa C•bu'ell ol
dlUppi'oql.
At one eoner an American
p-abbed an lranlaD 'a sip and
set it aft.re., yelling, "Go home.
You smell like camel."
The demonstrators, drawn
mo1t.ly from Waabingtoo's large
Iranian student population, bad
a city permit to march aJoq a
route to the State Department
that would take them no closer
than a block from the White
House.
Police awaited the arrival of
the demonstrators in McPherson
Square, the parade staging area.
and escorted them quickly into
the park.
The Iranians rece ived a
permat Monday for a parade
that would take them past the
White House three times. But a revised route was negotiated
Thursday night in discussions
between police and demonstra-
tion leaders after Carter ad-
ministratton officials warned
that any VIOience resulting from
the march could increase the
danger to Americans being held
hostage m Iran.
Two federal agencies. the
Part Police and Capitol Police,
took the unprecedented step
Thursday of revoking dem·
omtration permits.
Talks Broken Off
PEORIA, Ill. (AP) -Contract
talb between the United Auto
Workers and the atrikebound
CaterpUlar Tractor Co. broke off
indefinitely 'lbunday nilbt.
SOIODU1p9
Gide• Reveal
Plan on Iran
Pr....,.CuWw•Veld-u 0...,. OouD&7 ~
toda1 to t.11 ta. Am•rtcu ,_.
Dlewut ... betl~ fo MCUN the nlt1M ol to {J.S.. dtlatilll Mid nptlwe ia die tr.& Embuv In Ira.;
• Rep. Jerry Patteraoa <D· Santa Au) ..... tlaal ... tor
th•rt'nsuof .......... ... &a1W•**wtac"i11ad .,_
aealola If QamcJw by ~
Secreta17 of State Warren
Cld"ll'JJhT. ....... e.Ded tot falt9tal
.......... • sll9d eut..to ,. ....... a:. tea..usoa u11
.,... .. CIJ'd• die poutble 9C'-
dila. , ............. Pau..an
niballl .... Cm1s to lmfOl9 • ......... odd••-:..r:>"" ...
th ... -tD ta UldUd a......-. Be Mid._ rattm•n1 plan wUl tell l• ,_ that ....... wlJl.
In.a to lift wltboal tbetr oil ad -81 not be 1UbJect to eea:anic
and political bl1ekm1ll ...
An aJde uld Patterson la not
satisfied witb efforta to free tbe
Americana and said that current
efforts are "too little and too
late."
T he a ide s aid Patterson
'believed preventive measures
should have been taken lone ago to reinforce the security at tbe
embassy wblch be described u
woefully inadequate.
.
Pattel"IOO'I commenta came
amid 1rowin1 demand• for
drMUc Amertcan actm to "-
i,be tv.t._.
Pattencm, bonY•, mad a
mol'OJHam on thrull wbile tbe
bostaps are ltlll beinl beJ4.
''While I am an1r1 aa an
American , threats only
jeopardize tbe lives of the U.S.
clU..na In Iran," be aaid.
Rel abo aald tbat the Shah of
Iran should be returned to Mex-
ico aa eoon u pc>oible to help
reduce tensions.
He rejected any 1u11esUon of
turnin1 tbe Shah over to Iran.tan
authorities
Senate OKs
!'Energy Bill s
WASJJJNGTON <AP>-Prim· dent can. bM WOD a mQll'
poliUcal '1ctorJ wit.b Seeata ap-
pro•al ol the moet expwift
; eaera bW ever to clear tttMr t boUH of Cclurels. : "l'M SM.1 1IWion meaan tn-
clud• sao tlWioD for develop-
ment of tJDthetlc fueb, '5.1
billlOD for coasertadon and )1.2
: · bllllon for c:onftltlnl farm pro.
• ductt Into a 1ub1Utute for
; auollne. '
• But the lestalatlon, approved
65-19 Thursday Dilbt. ll 1ubltu-
.• ually laraer than the venloD
. paaaed by the HOUie. It DOW aoes
to a conference committee
where the dltferencet will be
workedoul.
DAILY PILOT
l'....,P.,,eAJ
AU •••
and see that they are all rlaht
and briDI back the word, it
might cool off thlnp ...
Ali said be feared the incident
would cauae unwarranted re·
tallatlon a1alnat Iranians by
Americana.
"Tbla could force much hatred a1ainst lraDlam who allo are In-
nocent. U they don't like the
abab, tbe1 1bouldn't 1uffer
,because of the lhab," be 1&14. Suaan Pittman. State Depart-mnt spokeswoman, Informed ol
AH'• offer, •aid. .. We would
welcome an)' help ID aecuriDI the relule of tbe-prtaonen ...
All Mid bit efforta lbouJd be
o1ltltde tbe U.S. perament. "I doa't want to won tbroaih
the St.ta Depatment.'' be uid.
'"l'ber (the ltudeDll) are not
baPPJ with tbe IQ'Nrnment."
Aaked 11 be bd been in touch
wlt.b my lraniu IOVemJDent of. flclab, All uld: "I can't uy an~. It ain't 1oana belD to
tell J01' my plau. Tb• 1 ...
publicity theN iaL~ leM writ·
lnl you do, It beap11 me to tue·
ceed. Tbe more you write lt
makes It look Uke I'm with them
(the U.S. pernment)."
A apoteamu for All Alab,
Iranian charae d'affalrH in
Waab1Dat0n, called All'• pro-
poeed lnvolwment "a aood IUI· 1eaUOn.,.
"I'm doinl It for the l.llunic
rellalon," aald All. "The
Mualima are a peaceful people.
lalam meam peace."
Ab, aweet eolltude -it'• a predoua tblnf
cm the cn>wded Oraqe C.OUt. But thli
m•n found a lone 1pot Tbunday at Olan
X, Vldder ecolollcal r.erve tn Lal1J'1• Beach ftw medliattn1 u the t\Dl pllfnted
lta flftll hurrah for tM ~.
Panel Backs SALT Pact
'
RerommBnda Senate Ratify Soviet Treaty
W ASHJNGTON (AP) -Tbe
Senate Foreltl> RelaUom Com·
mi"", In a m*1' fonlp policy victory for Preaident Carter,
voted M todQ to recommend
tbat the Senate ratify the
Strategic Anm Umltation Trea-
ty with the Soviet Union.
The vote ended the commit·
tee'• four montba of inteme u -
aminatioa ol the SALT ll ap-ee.
ment and aet the atqe for a Senate debate that it certaln to
be both lone and divillve.
Two Democrata joined four
Republicans on the committee in
v0Un1 against tbe treaty. They
were Sens. John Glenn, D-Oblo;
Richard Stene, D-Fla.; Howard
Baker, R·Tenn.; Jesse Helms,
R·N.C.; S.J. Hayakawa, R·
Calif., and Richard Lu1ar, R·
Ind.
Senaton votiq for the treaty
were Frank Church. D-ldabo;
CJaibome Pell, J>.R.I.; Georp
McGovem, D-S.D.; Joeeph fl.
Bldea. J>.Del.; Paul Sarbqes, D·lld.; Bdmamd S. llllllde, I).
lla!M; Sclwar4 Y.Dnut1, D-
Neb.; Jeeob K. JaYill, R·N.Y.,
and Charles H. Perey, R-Dl.
Senate Democratic Leader
Robert C. Byrd of West Virllnia
hopes to brtni the treaty to a
vote tbla year, but treaty oppo-
nent.a hope to _proloq the debate
into tbe u.o electioo year.
A two-tblrds majority o1 the
Senate is required for ratifica-tion, or 87 votes If all 100
aenaton are present.
Before the vote, aenaton GD
both l1dea ol the issue restated
why tbey believed SALT II
should be ettber ratifted u it
•tandt or defeated un&ea neep.
inl cbaqea.,. made.
Church. the committee
chatnnan. oalled tbe treaV one
of tbe uiloo'• most lmportut forelp policy commUmenta
11Dce tbe MATO trutJ ID 1M8,
Beckman Mute .
On Hostages'
Ransom Terll18
BJ P&BDEIUCK SCBO&•EBL °'_.,_, .... ....,
Offtctala of Beckman lmtrv-
menll ln l'UllertoD refUled today
to conftrm or deny a Reu&en
new• a1ency report that tbe
firm paid " m1llion to free two enllneen lddnapped b)' 1t.udent
terrortata lD El Salvador.
In a report datellD•d Saa
Salvador, the Brltlth ••••
service quoted busine9• IOUreel
u ••Y'lDI the firm turned over
$4 million In U.S. and foretsn
currency to win the men'•
f reedolo. Tbe tenortsta, memben ol tbe
Revolutlout)' Party of c.tnJ
American Workers, orislnaUy
bad demanctect '10 mUh
A Beekman tpOkeaman l8ld
the f1nn ~ stud bJ "' pre.. vtous pbll&D that it would not
comment on tbit amoat Ji J)iid
to frM Denn.Ii llcl>oDald, IT•
and J'aalto BQebelll.'1.
KcDoaald a.ad Atuebeli wen
retvned to 0r..-Coant7 and
their famlllee •UlJ TtiiarildQ followtU tMb' ..._. ID tM Centrar A:.erlcaa eouatr7 :~~t:~= •• r.;~ilabariied.
and Aid tt 1hould M ratlfted
beea\188 it keepa the U'IU COD·
trol proeeu alive.
But Seaale Republican Leader
Baker, a cancticfate for the 1*
GOP p,..ldenUal nomlnatioa,
said be cannot 1upport the lrea·
ty became be believed It la "un-
equal and unfair."
"I tblnk we lot out·lJ'aded,"
Baker said.
Stone announced .... vote
a1awt the treaty. aaylq lt
1bould not be ratified becaUle It
doe• not result in 1lpllleaot arm1 reductkms, and ''raulta In
a 1tratectc llnbalanee that will
favor the Soviet Union."
Helms, a Jncttnc oppoaent of the treaty, aal4 t.be tenm of SALT 0 would permit the So-
viet.a to ~ae their stnrteclc weapons by C2 percient and tbelr
me1atoanaae bJ • percent.
Trafalgar Canyon
Fund Use Mulled
San Clemente City CouncU
memben have dealp.ated the
downtown Trafalgar Canyon
area for me of up to $180,000 in federal Houainc and Community
Development fund• for re-
bablHUtim Thew.. .,.. It boUDded.,,
A •en.Ida Pico cm the nortb, the
San Dleao Freeway on the eut,
Trafalpr Ca.DYOCl to the aoutb
and tbe coast to the west.
A 7:30 p.m. Thursday meetina
at the Community Clubhouse,
120 Avenida Seville, bu been
scheduled to allow the memben
of the community to present
ideu for tbe poulble uae ~ the
fanda In tbe tar1et area.
Asaistant ctty Manaaer Doua Meyer •aid poulb&e uaea ~ lbe
funds include public worb proj.
ecta, recreational facWty ren-
ovation and 1pecial projecta for
senior and handicapped real· denu.
BART Nearly Baek
OAKLAND <AP> -Ofndala
of the crtppled Bay Area RaPd
Trautt •)'Item lald TbundaJ'
they tntend to reaton llmlted
sernce over most of tJM $1.JI
blllloo, '78-mlle network beelD-ninl Nov.11.
Meyer urged resident.a with
1u11estions to diacuaa their
plans at the Tbu.nday meetlna
and 1ubmit them in writ.inc.
If residents with proposal•
can't ~the meetlq. 11_,.-
•ald u., ....... IUbm1t their
ldeu In wrtUnc to bil omoe at
City Rall, 100 Ave. Presidio.
before 5 p.m. Thunday.
11....,P-.,eAJ
.PR.IME •••
Ulhteoed credit. Meanwhile, hopes for a letup
i1l eredit·ll1bteoln1 by tbe Federal Re1erve 1parked a
broid rally 1n the stock market today.
Th• Dow J6aea avenae ol 30
industrlala dlmbed t .58 polntl to
807. IT In the ftnt three hou.ra ~ tradlq. ,
Galwl ouep.c.d 1oHn b)' a
4· 1 marlin in the mJd.daJ ta1lJ
of New York S&ock Es~ u.tect--. Late~ t.M F~ Relene . • ...., millloe
decline lD tbe bule meuure ol
the IDGllleJ 1opply. •W'PrillDI
mUJ anal,pta wbo bad beeli U ·
pectlnl a suhltenttal IAdeae.
Men's Suits
for only
One Dollar!*
·when you buy one at regular
price, you can buy • aecond one
of equal or lesser value for onty
one dollar.
t
lleu PMala'1'1 U.S • ...-flll'li' to tile ... &.ma ,._...., ...
ensuriq l.Ul the 8M ._.
the Un.ltei States. ta ad '7 for U,. .,,,. .... fne1D • •
The report eoald •ot ie
otbe1'Wbe CIOliftnDecl.
But In Kiami, formt~
American U.N. Am'b 11br Aa-
drew Youac .._ ...,. rtad dlll&
•ucb • ... IDiPt ..n. .,..
State Depa.rtmelit a.a,. YGml ha1 beeD involved l a tile
worldwide diplomatic dfGrt.I ..
o btal• tbe releaae of tll• hoata1e9.
But it remaloed Wlk:Dowa
whether tbe 1tudema, halaa
leader A7alollab Rllhollah JDlo.
meani or tbe Carter adminlato·
lion would accept this u a com-promise.
Since 1eizin1 tbe embasl\I
Sunday. tbe Iranian militanti
have instated tbey will free their
captives only when the Carter
•dmllldtration agrees to band
over the depoeed monarch for
tnal ill Iran, where be bu been
condemned to death.
Tbe PLO aouree in Ankara,
who ubd not to be named, uid
the Pa'wtinl-were in ccxuact witb IOwnetnl
He laid theJ were Mekilll tbe
releue of a few bostac• u a
(int step toward endinl tbe ~
day-old lt.andoff. Tebran Radio
said representatives of the Red
Croas -the Red Lion in Iran -
vta1led the embusy today and
found the bostaaes to be In IOOd
condition. But the PLO source
said the Red Uoo reported some
were sufferin1 from "mental
dure11.''
The embassy militants reject·
ed PLO medlatJoo Thursday.
The 15-nattoo Security Council
met in private coa.ultations
after tbe Cut« admlnbtration
requested that it issue a con·
1enaus at.tement callinc oa the
Jdamlc mllltanta to release tbeir eapUftll:
A S&ale Department offidal in
Wubinltm uid auda a atat..
meot would be aimed at dem· om~ to the lra.Dlau that "'lbe world c:mdemu their action.
'"Tbe question .. whether that
wouJd, in fact. be effeettve," be ••id.
· Ah, sweet solitude -Ws a precious thing
on the crowded Orange Coast. But this
man found a lone sPot Thursday at Glenn
E . Vedder ecological reserve in Laguna
~ea~h for meditating as the sun painted
tts fmal hurrah for the day.
:.i • By JOANNE REYNOLDS
• OI -o.llY Pli.t ltllft Jlow does the Orange Coast
lfi rapilt-lr:iller select hi8 Yietlms?
-; For IDOl:dbl, Uaat quea&a bu -ued police aeettn.s· tbe man wbo bas uaaulted a.lne women.
aimdetiq sis ol tbem
,.. Wltb each new case, in
atigatora get a clearer picture
of the patiern be follows, yet
they remain frustrated in their n. to ftDd him.
Coast
at.at.a ol ldl ~ termJutlGn
fqnn .. dlsmllu d" to tile DOO.-r.• att he •••l~atloa of ~== llir; d ·-of VWW-.. WM ftrecl from. Ida
post after~ .tm be taicl were occupati related
job atreuea worsened by
flubbacb to bis experiences in
Southeast Asia, told reporters
ummaam,:
"l don't know what I'm aoint
to de."
A&tO&'MJ' ... W9iQetM of
tllie • I= I.-Clillltill" tn ~ ta Au -~mt•wltt of mandU la superior 4!0lll't tn
an effort to overturn tbe
grievance panel's ruling.
Referring to what be called
the .. basic callousnesa of tbe de·
ciaion," Westreicb said the com·
mltt.ee exceeded tta authority in
medically dlamisatng Beanan
from a post be had held for four
years.
He said the committee failed
to address critical issues in its
ruling raised during the course
of lengthy bearings which began
in June and ended in September
<Between July 6 and September
17 the bearings were recessed).
W estreicb and Bean an both
s aid the committee failed to coo·
sider the causes of bia illness.
The grievance committee,
which acknowledged that
Beanan was an "exceptional
employee" on the basis of
evidence submitted to It, said
the "prime concern" in the cue
was the "reasonablenesa of
management's action to dis·
mi111, in light of the pouible
emotional illness on the part of
the ertev• Michael Beanan."
''There seems to be adequate
evidence," the panel said in I.ti
decision, "both witnessed ad
documented, from both aids ol
the iaaue to subat.antiat.e, at
least, the grievant's claim to
emotional illness.••
Tbe panel said the evidence
a bowed that the · • actiona of
management (were> hasty and
unreasonable In aeekin• db·
milaal ntber than a medical
aeparatJon comiatent with (atalf
policy) ••• "
.. It wu a victory In ewtrJ·
tbl~but neme for the anl· ve , •• Weltnldl aaid.
"I eel I'm oerfeetlJ capable
of belq rebablntated,-" Beam
said of bis emotional problema.
The ll·year-old former
veterans coordinator and -..
tant dean of student.a aaid bt <See BEAHAN, Pase AZ)
JP.ore
Dmon
I
March
BEVERLY HJLLS <AP) -
Hund.redl o1 Ul1'1 Ammesm
routed about 50 Iranian dem·
onatrators today, beaUnt and cunllll them in an boar·loac
claab aa 1berlff'1 deputies
moved in and arrested about so
people.
Only, a few ol tboee arrested
were American counter·
demooatraton, mostly 7~
men.
One Iranian bad bia forehead
bloodied resisting arrest for ~
fying a ban on the Iranians'
scheduled march supporting de-
mands that the deposed shah be
returned to Iran 1n exchange for
release of some 60 Americans
being held hostaae in the U.S.
Embassy in Tehran.
The demonstratlna Iranian
men and women ·were
dramattcally outnumbered by
several hundred aboutinc COUD·
ter-demomtraton wbo waved
placards and American fla&s
and spat on the Iranians.
Several Iranians were beat.ea
up, although authorities report-
ed no serious il:tjwies.
One of t-he counter ·
demonstrators was an Iranian
Darius Poonbub, an eogtm
wortana in Loi An&elea.
''I'm here 7Jese.DlJDI the
au.t =-= JnniRM 1lolt ~ bee .,. •• .JI
tbe I F¢fel, '' PoonbMb ••1t•• nle of the •u aad •n" ~Pl ICnc CMtlr ~'I,_ ........... .. -...... ... co111Jtl'7 ad tree th 1nnln
~ .. 0itr.-.. ..... 11i1ar-........ ~,,,._._. ,.......,, ......... ...
~ ::Md ..... Heme ol
the arnllli -.... by .... ly HWs DOUce. aid police Lt.
Howard Poaum. "We tend to beDll more, bat
the aberitl'a oftlcen, U they tell
you to IDOft and JOU don't IDOft,
you're arnsted. '' said Polakov.
Hundrecll of office workers
along fashionable Wilshire
Boulevard viewed the turmoil
from blgb-riae bulldlngs in the
area.
As a green Iranian na, was
set afire by the pro-Amencans
five other Americans. student.i:
from Northrop University in
Inglewood. beld up a five-by-
eight·foot American nag.
"We thought we'd come down
and show some good old
American patriotism," said ooe
of the students, Tom Billingson.
22, of Knoxville, Tenn. "It was
the biggest flag we could find at
school."
Barry Krugel, chief of opera-
liom for the Los Angeles Jewish
Defense League, said: "I am ap-
palled America ls not doing
enouah to secure the release ol our people. I am proud to see
Americana t.akin& thinea in their
own bands.''
One ol the Iranian eroup's
leaders, All lloJabad, wbo aa1d
be ta a atudent at Cal Poly
Pomona. wu a.moot tboee ar-
rested. M be wu led away with
bia bands pinned behind bis back
by police, be put a placard with
a picture of Iran'• cbief ol atate,
Ayatollah Rubollah Kbomelnl, in
h1I teeth. It wu immediGely
ripped out of h1a mouth by a policeman.
* * *
W AallMCll'Off (AP) -To ..
.teen ol o811ged ~ad
launta "' ·-Get u.e bell out "' America," 900 IranJans
marched under police pard
near tbe White Bowle today to
demand that the deposed Shah
of Iran be returned to their
homeland.
The Iranians• march throu&b
downtown Wash1ngton began
during hmch bour and WB.! ob-
served by thousands. many
shouting angry demands for the
release of the 60 Americans held
hostage in Tehran.
Some vented their anger with
obscenities and threats. At least
a half doien eggs were thrown at
the marchers a block from the
White House and one spattered
across a picture of Iran's revolu-
tionary leader, the Ayatollah
RuboUab Khomeini.
One man carried a sign:
··Bomb Iran; Save the U.S."
Another shouted. "Let our
people go!"
In rroot of the National Press
Club building, where marchers
paused for a 15-minute rally, a
young American shinnied up a
light pole and waved a U.S. flag
to onlookers' cheers.
There wu much fist-waving
and lulatent abouts of "Go
home, IP bome."
Three counter-demonstrators
were &rn!IAed. two for breatin&
police lines and one for hurtina
an egg.
Marcbera stretched two blocks and a cordon of riot-equipped
police meparated them from tbe
crowds on the aldewalb. All
alone the route, demomtraton
* * * AH Saermee
... " ~ ...--o1 dlsaPIJIVVU.
At aae comer an Amettean anbbed • 1nman•• alp and aet tt dre, yelliq, "Go home.
You smell like camel"
The demonstrators, drawn
mostly from Washington's large
Iranian student population. had
a city pe.rmit to march along a
route to the State Department
that would lake them no closer
than a block from the White
House.
Pohce awaited the ar.rival or
the demoostrat.ors m McPherson
Squa~. lbe parade staging area,
and escorted them qwckly into
the park.
The Iranians r eceived a
permit Monday for a parade
that would lake them past the
White House three times. But a
revised route was negotiated
Thursday night 1n discussions
between police and demonstra·
lion leaders after Carter ad-
ministration officials warned
that any violence resulting from
the march couJd increase the
danger to Americans being ~Id
host.ace in Iran.
Two federal agencies, the
Park Police and Capitol Police,
took the unprecedented step
Thuuday of r evoking dem·
onstratlon permits.
Talks Broken Of{
PEORIA, Ill. <AP) -Contract
talks between the United Auto
Workers and the strikebound
Caterpillar Tractor Co. broke off
inde(uUtely TbundaJ nilbt.
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juun.t 9" ,..._, .. Raene
mo.•to..__~
TM &litme la U.. ..... ll!lelllUlfll'lfld-
b)' baDb to mOlt cnidlt·,.....,
corporate· bonowera. OU..r
eomllMliclal Md t ... btal-. rowen .. fGreed to pay ...,....
rat.I.
Tia• prime rat• doH not
d.lreet11 afteet eantumer loa ralM. whldl ...............
Jowel' tbilll tM COl'PoHtAt net.;
Bat It la a Wlclel1 watdMd a.
41ieatorcrt lbalt-term ras..
Cltibak la .. oal1 .... to
publlcl1 dlaea. It. form•
wblcb la ....... -otlMr' ~ term marbt nt.. Lall ... it
aalcl ltl tonnala eaDld for a ~
perant rate, but lt d.ld eot ...
nomce an lDcreue after Rema
aat~d tbat tbe rate not be
raiaed. The prime rate wu 11 ~ per·
cent la early Aupat, but bu r isen sharply atnce then,
particularly alnce Oet. 8, when
the Federal Reserve sharply
tightened credit.
Meanwhile, hopes for a letup
in credit-lightenint by the Federal Reserve sparked a
broad rally in the stock market
today.
The Dow Jones averaae of 30
industrials climbed 9.56 polnta to
807.17 in the f"ll"lt three boun ol
~··u .. ••5•· 4-1 ........... ~--~ .. o1 ...,:Yen ~. • llstAtd...... •
Lat. T!u1nd81 tlM P..S.al Resene npo11ed a t.oo mWkla
decllae In the bulc meuure ol
the monet aupply, aurpriainl
many analyata who blad been ex-
pecUn1 a substantial increase.
That added to recent tentative
evidence of a slowlnt in
monetary srowtb -a trend
which the Fed bu been trytq to encourage In an effort to
restrain lnflatloo.
A1 a result, hopes toae tbat tbe
Fed could pursue that 1oal
without clamptn1 further on
4red.it, and that tntereat nitea
OUlht peak IOOD. 4
llemben ol tbe lateraaUoaal.
Soei• for ~ Cow:loul-
DIQ dllmed Wecb1Hda1 tbei were Ttetlma ot media peqecu.
UoD *"• ot MWI aeoowata WtilCb 11Uec1 a1lelec1 DU'COClel
llDUlllen witb tbelraeet.
la a Loe Aaplea prMS c:m-fereaee. Kriabaa apoteaman
lllcbael Grant blasted tb•
media for ''dl.leNctWlal tbla n-u,. and •wklina ob'floul op.
portualti• to report OD !ta true acU.tU.."
Re labeled conrqe of tbe
narcotia am=1tn1 lndlctmeata hllhly prej clal because tbe accounts pointed out that 10 of
2MenRape
Woman in
I agw1na Beach
A Lal\IDA Beach woman, wbo
police aid •• taaated b7 two mea wlaJI• walkl'1r to a strUrMnd'• ...._ Wea ,, • ., aJOtt ........... .,, '*-., ....
...,_ ....... off to a bOIDe ID tbe 1outb part of town. aad raped repeatedly.
Police aaid the 23-year-old
woman waa wa.lkiq to a friend'•
house near St. Ann's and
Gavlota Drives late Wednesday
when she was confronted by two
men standing by an old blue
Chevrolet. The two men spoke to the woman, and when she told tbem
to leave her alone, one ol tbe
IUlpecla bit her wltb h1a flit.
The two men then draaed tbe
woman into tbelr car and drove
to th• abutb end of to~. where
they took ber mto a bome and
repeatedly raped her.
Th•J' later tolled her outllde tn the mud, and the dued
woman walked to her home ln
Lapna BeadL
The diatraulht vtcUm later
told a triflDd about tbe lAddmt and di went to the poUce ata-
Uoa Tlmnday •venlDC to report
tbe crime.
Offleen u.l4 todaJ 1hey are
llttempdq to locate tbe laM
wben tbl auaultl occurnd..
The two 1u1pect1 are
cSeacdbed • lMllnl betw .. 25 aad 30 ,..,. Of .... OAe ol tbe
raDilta ltandl ftve feet 10 lnc:hel
tall, wellb• 170 pounct. wttb
brown curly hair aad a beard.
The aecoad auapect ll about ftve
feet 10 lnchea tall, wellhlnl t•
po,ancll wttb brown balr and a
thJck mustache. Police also .,. aeekin8 an old. bloe <hmolet belleved Uled by
tbe pair to llddnap tbe woman.
-Klt.LER •••
down .al~ IOllibWti• 1n ....
tn1 the one clue that will lead to
the ttllel'.
· "We'te aooe over lt and U.
we ao over lt qaln," •aid Capt.
Ron i.o.eober1 of TuaUn. un•a
not ~ kind ol a1tuatSoa tba' you
waat to Ovtrrlook anythini." .
tbe 11 lndlcteee were one-time
members ol tbe sect. Nlnll of
tbose JO belaqed to tbe LquDa
Beach temple.
Th.t 1eutb.Y atatemm 1uued bf Grant atated that all of
t6oae accuaecl ln tbe federal
arand jury cue have been u-
com munlcated or are eon-
aldered no Jaqer 1n iood ltaDd·
lna wttb tbe Net. Tbe lDdletmeat coven tbe Deriod of more Uwb two yean w6en tbe men were said.
to be active memben of tbe1
Krishna cult.
Local law enforcement of-
ficials say the multi-million
dollar 1mu11Un1 operation lD
...,Nie ..... ,...
OET8 STATE POIT .......... __
MesanN.-med
State Fair
Unit Aide
A 1Cal State LODI Beach
manacnt profHIOf' from eo.ta bu been appomted by State Coatroller Kell. Col7 u
bis re~mtadve • OM State J'atr Ucal Practices Com·
miNlon. Art lletqer, tl, a Mna Verde
resident and former member ot
th• Oranl• County Demoerattc
Central Committee, auceffdl
James Stewart, a Palo Alto
lawyer who was named a
munlctp.1 court Judi• by Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. ln Sep·
tember. The polltlcal watcbdol com-m tu ton enforces the 19'14
Political Reform Act, wbicb re-
quires dl1clo1ure of political
contributionl, lifts and apen·
diturea, limits lobb7l1ta' ac-
tlvltlM, and Hts conruct-of-
lnt.telt ~ for state a.od
local ciftld.all. lletqer aald be believes be
was appointed both because ol
bl• back1round ln bu1ine11
manapmat ud became be baa aened u a trtaauret on
•• veral ca mpat1n• and
tbemOl't bu aome practical •· "rMDcl with jaliUeu pracUce1.
He Mid bll 10a1 la 0 JU1t a
1ood, falr, ... ~ aPPUca· ti9D of &be law."
effect in the bac~ wu caused b)' b.la UH ol a 500
mllllmeter mli'rOr lem in captu:ri.QI t.be little bhd'• din·
ner hour eftoi'ta. •
wblch b#hl!lb oil WU brOQlbt
1Dto tM country ID tJpnttls
CUM ll OM ol the biaat to be
broken iD tbe stat..
Th• ....... n. tnnsUatim
WU latmebed ln Nit by tM ar-
retl ol an UIOClat. ot ua. ln· diet... wbo ID two ..,...._ IJa..
•ta.Deel ... fOUDd wttb more
tho a = of aearl1 pun oriental ln bll pen un
'nlat man, A.lnaader Kulik, waa
also a one-Ume aaoclate ot tbe
Krishna movement.
Grant at Wednesday's press
conference said preaa coverqe
of these upecta of the cue bave
"so inflamed an innocent PUhllc
a1atmt our members ... -,._.
Uees that they haft .... .
um1 of kldDap, assault,
aa.botap. U'ICIG, fraud ud 8Y9I murder.''
He didn't elaborate oa tUt
statement. A ltatmnt b.J a
ltrhltDa me•b•r , Dr.
RalDtlllawV ....... -.... DM"-tq PRf••aw Ill IM loM 8tate UnlYentty, WU al.o rud la
wblcla ~oft•IW Ulcl ''wbeD
JOU Ullf liU oar faitla wttb criminal activities you ma.Up eoo miWm Hindus. Thia means
that you are not only cWJty ol re·
listoua prejudice but maaalve
and momtroua racial prejudice aa well."
Court Date Slated
In Break-in Attempt
A Nov. 26 arraipment bu been set for two men cbarsed
wt1b b7iq toAnak bato ........
loaa lntDt 81DJ*"'• s...w ·~ .... wttll ta. ..... to eommlti"-..,.,.... • robtmJ. ftoaale llelpa AIUlr'N. 22. ot
9712 El Duraqo St. Fountain Valley, and Floyd Allen Brown,
34, of 17 Wild Goose Court,
NeWJM>rt Beach, have been re-
le a 1 e d on their own re-
cognlunce pendiq their South
Orange County Jucl.lclal District
court bearinl ln connection with the Nov. 3 lncident.
It ii alleaed that on that date
at 3:'5 a.m. tbe two men poeed
as police otncen and banced on
tbe door ol tbe beirela' home ln
the luarded private enclave ln
Lacuna Beacb.
Pollce said Jin. Smith WU not home at tbe time but a man
lnalde wbo said be wu an otf.
duty Loe Aq.ie. DOllce oftlcer
refl&Hd to oPID the door and
telepboned La1ua1 Beacb
police.
Emerald Bay security l'UU'dl
stopped and q\aWUooed tit two
men DMI' 11.n. SmWl'a bome,
tbeJ said. Wben tbe pair tried to leave, Laauna Beach police arrbed at
the· scene md took A,Wrre and
Brown iDto cUl&od1.
Peliae 1111..W t.bat tile two
meodiacart1ta~ pbtol ............... tlld ...
roll ot gpe and a badee. • parenUy taken from a police
lieutenant's cap. Oft'icen said
tbe ltema were found in the
bushes near tbe Smith bome.
Police turned Aguirre and
Brown over to Orange County
Sheriff's deputies since the inc1·
dent took place in an unin·
corporated area. Tbe men were
booked in county Jail on an at-
tempted robbery cbaree Satur-day.
After their releue, tbe dlarp
was changed to attempted
burclaey with intent to commit a
felony. Deputy District Att.aney
Pat GeatJ Mid lt ii alle&ed that
the 1mpecta lllaJ baft lateoded
to commit ticllDappUaf or rob-
bel'J at.tbe ... "'tlae ......
Police .., the two m• droft
lnto tbe Smerald Bu Drtvace commuatty iD a S&m Blacl:bawt
automobile. Tbey all•1•dl1 abowed a sate aecu.rtty pant the baqe t.Q enter the com-• mUDJty.
Men's Suits
for only
One Dollar!*
•when you buy one at rwgutar
price. you can buy a second one
of equal or lealer value for only
one dollar.
CIL09U. OIL _.Oln'I CUTUCU _., _ M .
------------~--~-~ 1....-. md • equl aum1*qJ
Am•rtca. Nied rtHI ~ oD1traUoaa aear tile Wbl~
ffome,8°'Moftlle~
iboaUllC. ·-o.t tbe bell -ol Ame.teal"
lleaaWbUe, OD• su11 .. ted 1olutlon to tb• emba111
ataJe ..... IQl'f.cid -tM ......
fortUJM lD ••cbaa1• fM ..... ......... In Vleaaa, aa Auatrlaa lealllator, ,.., Hoeclad, ....
1'M Alloefllted Prw ....... ............. .,, ---~ alaa diplomat I• Yl•••tr.'t lloltamm.d AW Nav s#, ...-; u.a .... lraalaa -~ ... dlH .... tM J lll'MIM.Jf of tualal Situ llotlamllMd
• .. Pebla'i'• u.s ....... ~
to tM DIW &uiM NCta9 ... • -...... dull .... aball YM' u.~umt.l ......, a acbn~
for tbe leMtsr' treedom. · · -Tb• report could aot b•
otber .... CallftnlMcl. But la lllaml, tormU
Amerlc:m U.N. AmbwlldOr J.a:
drew Yoma alto .......... tba1 acacia a dMl IDlClll won. ~
State Deputmlllt .. ,. Yo.me.·
haa been tnYohed in the
worldwide dlpomatle effortl tit
obtain the release of tu
boslafea. * *
l'.,._P-.eAJ
AU ...
aod see that they are all right
and bring back the word, It
might cool off thinas."
AU said he feared the incident
would cause unwarranted re-
tallaUon a1atnat Iranians by
Americam.
''This couJd force much hatred
•lai.Dat Irani.au who also aft m-
aoeeat. u tM7 doD't lib tlW. allall, U..J slaoal4'D't a.net"
.bee• ... ol tbl ............ Ml4. ·~ Suaan Pittman, State Depart'-· meat apobawoman, lnfonned of
Ali's offer, said, "We wouhJ
welcome any help lD securing
tbe release ot tbe priaonen."
All said bil efforta should br
outa1de the U.S. government.
"I don't want w work lhrouCh the State Department,'' be said.
"They (the students> are °°' happy with the government."
Asked ii be bad been in touch
with any Iranian 1overnment of-;
flciail, Ali said: "I can't say
anythlnc. It am 't 1oana help w
tell you my plans. The less3
publldty t.bete ii, tbe leu wrtt-
101 you do, it beJpl me t.O suc-
ceed. The more you wr1t. It mu.a It look lJb rm wttb them
(tbe u .s. IOftf'D,llMDt)... .
A apok•maa tor All Aeati' lraatu cbar1e d'alfalns hf-
Waabi.Dctoa, called A.U'1 p~
pond lnYOJvem.t •ta lood ., ..
,..Uae. '' :· "I'm dolnl tt for tbe lllamlt! •
rell1ion," aatd Alt. "T"• Mu.slims are a pucef\ll people ...
Islam means peace." ....
..
A 1.....,a Bead»~ do ice lakS wu tauDted ~ two ·en while walll:IDI to a
rlf rtend'I boUM Weclneaday
t .... ••uued by .. d. &bl • draafld off to a home in e aoutb part of town. and
,ped npeaa.dly.
.Police ail.Id ·the 23-year~ld
man wa walklnc to a friend's
uae near St. Ann•a and
vkU Drives late Wednesday
~ abe was confronted by two en stao«Hns by an old blue
vro1et.
Th• two men spok• to tbe
oman. and when abe told them
leave ber alone, one d. the
·~e ·Drops
IUlpeN bit bier wltb bis flat.
The two men tbea draued the
WOIQD into tl)etr car and drove to tbe IOUlb end of town, when
tbey tocJt ber into a homo and
repeatedly raped ber.
They later toued her outa1de
in tbe mud, and the dazed
woman walked to her home in l.apna Beach.
Tbe distraught victim later
told a friend about the incident
and sbe went to the police sta·
lion Thursday evening to report
the crime.
Officers said today they are
attemptiq to locate the house
where the assaults occurred.
Tbe two suspects are
described as being between 2S
and 30 years of age. One of the
rapists stands five feet 10 inches
tall, weighs 170 pounds with
brown curly hair and a beard
The second suspect la about five
feet 10 iDcbes tall, wei~ 180
pounds with brown bah aDd a
thick mustache Police also are seeking an '>Id
blue Chevrolet believed used by
the pair to kidbap the woman.
NEW YORK CAP> -._.
tie• York banks railed their
a.rtmellldnanteto~.,... i:•t '94•7,'i iotataa ChaH ............ "'*'41 rue tMtbd drawn Jdltk:8l ere
from Ccqreu.
Amon& tbe banb announcing
the increase was Bank of
America. the nation's largest,
Citibank, ranked 1econd, and
Crocker Nati<nal Bank. Of the
10 largest banks, only Security
Pacific National Bank, ranked
10th, did not raise the rate from uw cent. c1r:'bant said its formula
called for a prime rate of 16 per-
HOME CUTS PRIME
MORTGAGE RATE-AS
cent. but that it exercised
restraint in raising the rate to
1$~ percent
Cbue, which is ranked No. 3,
announced its boost Wednesday
and wu denounced by Rep
Henry Reuss. D-Wis., the
chairman ol the House Bankini
Committee, wbo said the in-
creases were beyond tbe level
justified by Federal Reserve
moves to ti&htm credit.
Tbe prime la the rate cbafted
by banb to most credit-worthy
corporate borrowers. Other
commercial and lndustrial bor-
rowers are forced to pay higher
rat.ea.
The prime rate does not
directly affect consumer loan
rates, which at eome banb are lower tbaD the corporate nte.
BClt it ii a widely watched ln·
Power Sliced
After Auto ·
·Strikes: Pole
II
Colleen Gwinn of Dana Hills
High School was one of the
featured attractions Thurs-
day night during band and
drill perlormance by stu-
dents from the Capistrano
Unified School District. (Ad-
diiional ~ctures, Page A3).
dteatm'ef 8ilalt4mlD .....
Cltibent la the 'Glll7 bank to
publlclY dlaeloee lta formula.
,.. ii bMe4 ---lliart-term ..,.,... rat.M! IJ.ut .... tt
1.W itll fonnala ..... far. ~
percent rate. bat tt did DOt an-
DOWlce an tncraae after Be\ms
asked that tbe rate not be
raised. The prime rate was 11~ per-
cent in early August, but bas
risen sharply since then.
particularly since Oct. 6, when
the Federal Reserve sharply
(See PllDIE, Page AZ>
CUSD Seeks
Mediator in
Teacher Talks
BEVERLY RILLS (AP) -
Hundreds of aqry Americana
routed about 50 Iranian dem-
onstrators today, beatinc and
curatq them tn an bour-lioaa
clash as aberlfr•a deputies
moved in and arrested about 50
people.
Only_ a few of those arrested
were American counter-
demonstraton, mostly young
men.
One Iranian bad hi5 forehead
bloodied resisting arrest for de-
fying a ban on the Iranians'
scheduled march supporting de-
mands that the deposed shah be
returned to Iran in excbanie for
release of some 60 Americana
being held hostage in the U.S.
Embassy in Tehran.
The demonstrating Iranian
men and women were
dramatically outnum~red by
several hundred shoutinl COUil·
ter-demonstrators wbo waved
placards and American na1s
and spat on tbe Iranians.
Several Iranians were beaten
!IP· altbougb authorities report-
ed DO serious lojurtes.
One of the counter-
demomtraton was an Iranian
Darius Poonbub. an engtneU
workiq In Los Angeles.
"I'm bere representtna the
silent IMJodt1 of lraniam. lloa
lranienl have been aUeneed by
the fanatics." Poonbalb aakl. .. It'• rule of Ute can and
macblne c-. ~ can.r ahoUlliiDclllliuwA...-.ta die .. a GI#, ks n tlllll
ewatr' Uid fne tM lrildllll people ...
Sberifr• vaa wlUa alnm blar· In& emtld tboie ..., ........ rat.I ...., to ... ,, ,.,, ,, ..
Botl)oWoiocl .... w...... Na at
the arftllta.,.. ln8de 1,,-.,....
ly HUia police. aalcl poliee lL
Howard~.
"We tend to bend more. bat
the sberift's offtcers. if they tell
you to move and you don't move. you're arTested," said Polakov.
Hundreds of office workers
along fashionable Wilshire
Boulevard viewed the turmoil
from high-rise buildings in the
area.
As a green Iranian nag was
set afire by the pro-Americans.
five other Americans. students
from Northrop University in
Inglewood, held up a five-by·
eight-foot American flag.
.. We thought we'd come down
a nd show some good old
American patriotism," said one
Capistrano Unified School Dis· of the students, Tom Billingson.
trict officials declared an im· 22, of Knoxville, Tenn. "It was
passe 'lbursday and asked for a the biggest flag we could fiod at
state mediator to help break up school." deadlocked contract talks with Barry Krugel. chief of opera·
the district•s 750 teachers. lions for the Los Angeles Jewish
Teacher negotiators are ask· Defense League, said: "I am ap-
ing for an U.5 percent pay bike palled America is not doing
while CUSD officials are stand· enough to secure the release or inc firm OD their 7.5 percent~: our people. I am proud to see
fer. _ Americans taking thlngs in their
CUSD Superintendent Jerry own hands."
'Tbomaley said a state mediator One of the Iranian group's is expected to be named wttbln leaden, Ali Mojahad, who said
two weeks. be is a student at Cal Poly
Thornaley said CUSD officiall Pomona, wu among those ar-
decided against a joint declare· rested. M he was led away with
lion of impasse with teachers bis bands pinned bebind bis back
because "we felt we have a fair by police. be pat a placard with
and reasonable offer on the ta· a picture of Iran'• chief d. state.
ble." Ayatollah Rubollab Khometnl tn
Teacher sroup president hls teeth. It was immediately
Stefanie Seacb said today ripped out of hi.a mouth by a
teacbera wanted to bold one policeman.
more pay talk session before 1lr
WAmNO'l'ON UJ!> -1'> tlle
jeet'a ~ ..... b.'8" ........ taunta ~ ··Get u.e bell oat ~
America ... 900 Iranians
marched under police guard
near the White House today to
demand that the deposed Sbab
of Iran be returned to their
homeland. The Iranians' march t.hrougb
downtown Washington began
during hmch hour and was ob-
served by thousands, many
shouting angry demands for the
release of the 60 Americans held
hostage in Tehran.
Some vented their anger with
obscenities and threats. At least
a half dozen eggs were thrown al
the marchers a block from the
White House and one spattered
across a picture of Iran's revolu·
tionary leader. the Ayatollah
Rubollab Khomeini.
One man carried a sign:
"Bomb Iran: Save the U S."
Another shouted: .. Let our
people go!"
In front of the Nabooat Press
Club building. where marchers
paused for a 15-minute rally, a
young American shinnied up a
light pole and waved a U.S. nag
to onlookers· cheers.
There was much fist·wavina
and insistent shouts of "Go
home. go home."
Three counter-demonstraton
wer• arrested. two for breaJdne
police lines and one for burling
aneca.
Marchers stretched two blocts
and a eordoo of riot-equiJJped
police separated them from tbe
crowds on the sidewalks. AU
alone the route, demon5traton
* * ... ukine a state mediator to step
in. M1. Seach aald teaeben are
also ukinl for increased friDie
beneftta, bindin1 arbitration In otnance1 and update contract wordlnl OD extra pay for eo-
currlcalar posts like athletic
All SaerUiee
coachlDI.
• .. ,,
••• t?i ...... a•~ ot .. ~
At GDI corner an Ameriean
«rabbed an lralan'• sip and aet it afire. )'el.lina, .. Go bome.
You smell Uke camel."
The demonstrators, drawn
mosUy from Washington's large
Iranian student population, had
a city permit to march along a
route to the State Department
that would take them no closer
than a block from the While
House.
Pohce awaited the arrival of
the demonstrators in McPherson
Square, the parade staging area,
and escorted them quickly into
the park.
The Iranians r eceived a
permit Monday for a parade
that would take them past the
Whale House three times. But a
revised route was negotiated
Thursday rught in discussions
between police and demonstra·
t 100 leaders after Carter ad-
m 101 stration officials warned
that any VIOience resulting from
the march could lncrease the
danger to Americans being held
hostage in Iran.
Two federal agencies. the
Partt Police and Capitol Police,
took the unprecedented step
Thursday of revoking dem-
onstration permits.
Talb Broken Off
PEORIA, Ill. <AP> -Contract
talks between the United Auto
Worken and the strikebound
Caterpillar Tractor Co. broke off
indefinitely Tbund~ ni&hL
~:t!!::_
an Onall CouDt1...,...... ~7toUllU.A--....
pie what ....... ta ••dlr1f to Hewe ............. ot • u.
dttRGi Mid eaptlft lD &M U.S. gmba171D lru.
Rep. Jerry Pattenoa (0·
Santa Ana) Wei tllat ..... .. t.bereJeMefll~ ... ~ &ailed t1161 ..... e11, ... ..
•etliem fll Oailli-"7 DtJili Seeretar7 of ... State Wanea
Cbrf•?thrr. PaU.W e..a.I tor fOrClful ....... _.._can.to to oo naUc-tl ~ and
radio to !'ili'.tn the poalble 11e-
tloll.
At tbe aame ~. Pau.nce called 'llP(lll cart.el' to lmpo1e a
naUOnal odd.even suollDe ,.
ttonlq plan to indleate United
States N90198.
Be uld the rtUoalD.I plan WW
tell Jl'llldam that "We an wllJ.
inl to Im wttbout their oll ad
will not be aubjeet to eeooomle
and political blackmail."
An aide aald Pattenoo la not
satisfied wltb efforta to free the
Americana and said that current
efforts are "too little and too
late."
The aide said Patterson
believed preventive measures
should have been taken long qo
~o reinforce the security at the
embassy which he delcrtbed u
woefully inadequate.
Pattenon's comment& came
a mid 1rowin1 demands for
druUe AIMrteaa aetba to tr. .. ~ ..... .,. ........ ,.. ..... ,., .. ,; ..... .
·~9111MtmC1D111ililltlW1111e·a.
.laofta .. are tUl1 betaa beld.
0 Whlle I am an..-y aa an
American, threats only
jeopardize the lives of the U.S.
citizens in Iran," be said.
Hel aJao laid that the Sbab ot
Iran should be returned to Mex-
ico as soon as poulble to help
reduce tensions.
He rejected any IUllfeStiOD of
tumlng the Shah over to Iranlu
authorities
Senate OKs
• ii
, Enerav Bill t
i · e,;
4 WASIDNGTON (AP) -Pftll.
dent carter bas won a majol'
poilUc.J vlctorJ ~ Senata 91>-~ pl'O\'al Of the most apenalq
enero lltD eftl' to clear el1ber
• houae of eonoeu.
: 'rM $M.1 bW1oo meuun m.
clodea '10 bllllon for dewlap.
ment of 1ynthetlc IUela, ts•.1
· billion for eomenation and •2 · blll1on for convertiq farm pro.
1luct1 into a 1ub1tltute for,
· lalOllne. · But the lqlalation, approved
I 65-l91bunda1 nilbt, ii IUbltan·
· tially laraer than th• veraloo
. J>Hled by the Home. It DOW aoes
: to a coiaterence commJtlee
where the dlfferen~ wW be
worked out.
DAILY PILOT
,....,,__AJ
.AU •••
and see that they are all right
and bring back the word, it
might cool oil things."
Ali said be feared the incident
would cause unwarranted re-
taliation against Iranians by
Americans.
"This could force much bat.red
against 1nmiam wbo also are ln·
nocent. U they don't like the
shah, they shouldn't suffer
.because of the shah," be said.
Susan Pittman, State Depart-
ment apoaewoJDan, informed of
All'• offer, 1ald, "We would
welcome any help la •eeurinl
the release of tbe prbooen."
All said his ef(prta thouJd be
outlide the U.S. l&vermnent.
"I don't want to work tbroaO
the State Depe.rtmeat, '' be aid.
••Tbey (the lbadentl> are not
happy with tbe IOftl"lllllent."
.Uked if be ta.cl been la touch
wtth any Iranian sovernment Of.
flcials, All said: "I can't say
an)'thlng. It ain't 1oana belD to tell you my plam. Tbe leas
publicity .there ta. the leas wrtt-
tn1 lou do. it belpa IDe to IUC·
cee . The more you write it
makee lt b* like I'm with them
(the U.S. government)."
A 1pakeaman for All A.alb, lraalao chars• d'affalre• ln
Wub•n,r.on, called All'• pro-
po8ed mftilftlDeDt "a aood IUI·
aestlcm." "I'm dolns it for the lalamlc
reUaion." a aid Ali. "Tbe
Mualima are a peaeeful people.
hlam mum peace."
Ah, aweet solitude -it'a a predoui thlna
on the crowded Oranae Coast. But t.bla
man found a lone spot 1buraday at Glenil
E. Vedder ecological reeerve in Lapna
Beach f(JI' meditating M the IUD painted
tta flnal hurrah for the day.
Panel Backs SALT Pact
Reoommenda Senate Ratify Soviet Treaty
W ASBINGTON (AP) -'nle
Senate Foretp Relatiou Oom·
mittee, in a major fONtp policy victory for Praident Carter,
voted M today to recommend
that the Senate ratifJ the
Strateclc Arma Umitation Trea·
ty with the Soviet Unioa.
The vote ended the commit·
tee's four JDC>atba ol lnteme ex·
amin&tion al the SALT U ~
meet and set the stqe for a Senate debate that la certain to
be both Iona and dlvlalve.
Two Democrats joined four
Republicans on the committee ln
voting agalmt the treaty. Tbey
were Sena. John Glenn, D-Obio;
Richard Stone, D· Fla.; Howard
Baker, R-Tenn.; Jesse Helm.a,
R·N.C.; S.I . Hayakawa, R·
Calif., and Richard Lugar, R·
Ind.
Senatcn voting for the tieaty
were Frank Cbu.reh, J>.Jdabo;
Clalbon. Pell, J>.B.I.; Qeoqe
McGovern, J>.S.D.; Josepb fl. Biden, D-Del; Paul Sarbaoel.
D-llcl.; l:dmmcl s. ...... I)..
llalh; ....... ZOrl.ub. D-~b.; lacob K. ~•Tita..c. &.N.Y., aod asari1s R. Perey, a·IU.
Senate Democratic Leader
Robert C. Byrd Of West Vtrpda
hopea to bring the treaty to a
vote this year, but treaty OllP>-
nenta hope to prolooe the debate
into the 1980 election year.
A t~thirda majority of the
Senate is required for ratifica.
tion, or 67 votes if all 100
senators are present.
Before the vote, senators oa
both al.des of the taaue restated
wby they believed SALT II
should be either ratified aa it
Blanda OI' defeated WIJeu 1-.ep.
lQt chances are IUde.
Cburcb, the committee
cbalrman, called the treaty one
of Ute nation'• most important
forelp Polley commitments
at.Dee the NATO treaU la uet.
Beckman Mute
On Hostages'
Ransom Terms
BJ RBDBalC& SCBOB•BBL Of_...., ..... ....,
Offtclals of Beckman lmtrv-
mentl ln Fu1Mrtoe refused today
to confirm or deny a Reuters
new1 a1ene7 rePort that the
flnn paid " ml1Uca to free two enameen lddnllpped by •tudeDt
tenorilU in El Salvador.
In a repGrt datelined San
Salvador, tbe BrlUab new•
service quoted bualneu IOUl'eel
aa aaylna the firm turned over
$4 million in U.S. and forelift
curr•ney to win tbe men'•
freedom.
The W'Toriatl, membera of the
Revolutioury Party of c.tn.l
American Workers\ orts:tnallY bad ..,,_,.., '10 nine..
A ~an apokeaman said
the flrm would stand by lta pre-
vioua JJQliUon that ll would not / comDMDt on the amount It pUct
to tne bennia McOonud, l'I,
and ra111to ~a!!· McDonal4 &Dd beU ftN
returned to O:i'anle Coaat.J ad
their tamllle1 •arb' Tbu.nda>' foUowlU their ftleaH m the C1ntrar American coant17 • •r=:mdtl ~Id 11e11t ht14 c " for f1 . BOtla wen \IDbUIQ •
Thecl9h•te~tbit
e'HDtuall)r lad to ta.. ,.... ...
weH ......... b1 l'Nd p.,.._,
prHldeat M '·P•JD• l•tert•· Uonal, a worldwtM 1..eutln proteetloa urftce, bHitd ta Ilia mt. -
l
and Nld lt abouJd be m1fted
beeame it teepa tbe arma ccm-
trol pn>c111 alive.
But ~nd8:J:::lican Leader Baker, a for the 1llO
GOP presidential nomlaatloa,
said be cannot support tbe trea·
ty became be believed lt ia "un·
~ual and unfair."
"I tbiDk we Sot out-traded,"
Bakeraaid.
Stone announced bis vote
•Jatut the treaty, aaJine it
•bould not be ratified becaaae It
does not raGJt In alptflcant
arm1 redaldlw, and "results ln
a atrateclc lmhelanee that wtD
fnor the Soviet umo..."
Hellm, a leadin1 opponent DI
tbe treaty, said tbe terms of SALT ll WOQJd permit tbe ~
vleta to i.ocreue their ltratelic
weapooa by 42 percent and their
mea•t.onnace by • percent.
Trafalgar Canyon
F11nd Use Mulled
San Clemente City Council
members have designated the
downtown Trafal1ar Canyon
area for UN Of up to $180,0DO ln
federal Boastna and Commantty
Development funds for re-
bab'USMkla A~~-: :::.~s.:
Saa °'911> ftwe•Q -tbe .... Traf alpr Canyon to the aoutb
and the coat to the west.
A 7:30 p.m. Thursday meetiq
at the C?mmunity Clubhouse,
120 Averuda Seville, baa been
scheduled to allow the memben
of the community to present
ideaa for the poeaible use ot the
funds ln the tar1et area.
Assistant City Manager Doug
Meyer said poaible uses ot the
funda Include public trorb proJ·
ecta, reereatlooal faeWty ren-
ovaUoa and special projects for
senior and handicapped reaJ.
denta .
BART Nearly Baek
OA.KLAND (AP) -Offtdals
of the erippled Bay Area JtQ6d
Tranalt lyaUm said TbundQ
they lDtend to reston llmtted
aenice over most of the SUI
billion, ?I-mile networt beclD--n.l.Da Nov. 11.
Meyer urged resade.nta wttb
au11eations to diacuaa their
plan.I at the Thursday meet.inc
and submit them in writin.c.
If residents with proposals
can't attend t.be meet.in&, Meyer
•aid tber lboald ........ ti.tr
idea tD wrttaaa to· Ida oftlee • City Ball, 100 An. Prald:k>,
before 5 p. m. Tlllll'ldaJ.
l'remP.,,eAJ
PRIME .••
tightened crediL
Meanwhile. hopes for a letup
In credit-tightening by tbe
Federal Reserve sparked a
broad rally ln the stock market
today.
The Dow Jooea averace ot 30
industrials dlmbed 9.58 points to
80'7 .17 ln the ftnt three boun of
tr ad.in&.
Gamen outpeced loMn by a
4· 1 maJ'liD in the mid-dQ tally
of New York Stock Exchaqe-
Uated ...... .
Late TbundaJ the Federal
Raene reported a SG ml1Uoa ded1De ID tbe buic measun fll
th• a:':~upply, aurprtalq
maQJ wbo bad been U ·
pecUq a subltantial iDcreaM.
Men's Suits
for only
One Dollar!*
"When you buy one at regular
price, you can buy a second one
of equal or leaser "alue for only
one dollar.
..
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•
Private Lifeguards
.. :Pact· Dealt Setback
week that the two city lifeguard
aervica, used "cut-throat bid·
ding at t:be taxpayer's expense
to wipe OUl flee enterprise."
He isald ~ eou:ncil abould
cloae\y impect the Clt.Y· Ufepard service's offer to determine why
the city bid wa.a much lower
than what they proposed last
year.
And, be said, the fact that the
city is self-insured will mean ci·
ty taxpayers milbt have to pick
up the tab if anyone is hurt on
county beaches covered by city
guards.
Council members were sym-
pathetic with Stauffer's request,
but voted tmanimoualy to accept
the city lifeguard's proposal to
the county.
Councilman Wayne Baglin
told Stauffer, "It's difficult to
believe a public agency can do
something cheaper than private
enterprise."
And wtllle Baglln sald be is in
sympathy with the fledgling
private enterprise lifeguard
service, he added, "I'm proud of
our lifeguards."
"If we can provide service at
this cost, I can only suggest that
your bid come in lower next
time around," Baglin said.
A similar request, made by
letter to San Clemente council
members Wednesday night was
received and filed without com-
ment
County supervisors will be de-
cidlnS which services they will
be CCJDtraetma with later this
year. Other cities who proposed
lower bids than the private firm
were HuntiD1ton Beach and
N•wport Beach.
A New. • un111UDeot has
been Mt for two meo ~
wltb trytq to break tnto w....
.loaa lmne Snilth'• •~
'Bay home with UM bltat to
C01D mlt kidna»Pbal or robberJ'. Roam. Mellma A~. 22, of
9792 El Duran&o Sl, ~ountaln
Valley, and 'Floyd Allea Brown,
34, of 17 Wild Goose Court,
Newport Beach, have been re-
leased on their own re-
copisance pendina tbe.lr South
Oraqe CounlYJUdlclal District
court hearlnl in COD.Dect.ioo with
the Nov. 3 lncldent.
It is alleged that on that date
Time is nmninC out for county
school offtctal1 lobbyin1 for
federal money to bolster
teaching Pf'OIJ'am& tor Oraqe
County Indochinese refupe atu-
denta.
"We have four days to con-
vince 435 congressmen and 100
senators that we need more
money,'' said David Brandl,
county school board member,
after 'Ibursday's regular meet-
in1 lo Santa Ana.
County school officials will
watch today for the fate of a
at 3:'5 a.m. the two men posed Nuke Plant as police officers and baqed oo
the door of the heiress' home in
the guarded private enclave in Cri11·c·· zed Laguna Beach.
Police aald Mrs. Smith was
not home at the time but a man
inside wbo said be WU an off-On Secur1·1y duty Loe Anceles police officer
refused to open the door and SALEM, Ore. (AP>_ Stturity
telephoned Laguna Beach for O...aon's only nuclear power police. • .. 0
Emerald Bay security guards plant is provided by poorly paid
stopped and questioned the two private guards who have been
men near Mrs. Smith's home, quitting at the rate of 50 percent
they said. annually, a state energy official
When the pair tried to leave, says.
Laguna Beach police arrived at "You can imagine what type
the scene and took Aguirre and of job it ia and whether you'd
Brown into custody. lllte it," Don Godard said Tburs-
Police userted that the two day after the arrests of 11
men discarded a semi-automatic guards at the Trojan nuclear
pistol, holster, pair of handcuffs, power plant near Rainier on
roll of tape and a badge, ap-drug-related charges. "Thia ia
Parently taken from a police an easy Job to get and the pay ia not bi-." lieutenant's cap. Officers said .,.. the items were found in the "For $125 a week, you &et
bushes near the Smith home. what you pay for." said State
Police turned Aauirre and Police Superintendent John
Brown over to Orance County Williama, whose a1eocy coo·
Sbert.rra deputies since tbe inei· ducted the drug lnvestilatioo at
dent took place lD an Wlin· the plant, wblch bepn opera-__.__. Tb tiom fD 1178. corpo.-.--.. area. e men were The auanta. arralllled Tbun-
booked In county Jail on an at-day on ebaraes of deli•ertnc or
tempted robbery cbarae Satur· attempting to deliver drugs and
day. i f d After their release, the dull'Ce poaaeas on o rugs, are
wa• cbanaed to• attempted employees ol Buras lllte.naa·
bur .. •·--with hltelit to commit a tional Seeurtty Services Jae .• .-.~ wlllctb eoatraea wUl1 Portlmd
day to Oran•• Couoty
TraD1pol'latioll CommlalkJDeirl.
Th• r•port off•ra 1ht
altenudlva for aupetementl!'I
the COUDtJ''• ~~· tion oetwort, from nOth1q
to bul\dlnc • ' • ""*'
trautt~
ht ...... wtth, u.. .... •· peatlve aolutiOG the eOUDb''•
hl•h• r.• wui be .. o••r·
bUrdlDjd • wta .. srowth 1D <nmc "1 ue, tM report..,.. w Wleetoa ..w eiealate tbe coeu ot UioN 11s aJtaruliVM
from '1 blWon bi '1'1 ~over U..Jlext u , .... ,.....,. .., ..
Jl!•eo ~t.. tM ~tr·• com-muters. ww 1PeQd D1a.e Umes
tbat amount to run their
vebicl9s, tbe)' &ndlet. p ·1unen Will return tQ, tbe
eomm•nton Nov. Z9 wttb 'ftna1
eonclusiom and NCOmmenda·
dons.
AlllOlll the altematn• 1\11·
geated a.re to spend minimal
federal pt'QPCIAl to provide te amount. for "modest" lmprove-
mlllion in emeraeney aid for tbe meat and to ~oe with cur-
aattoo•1 retuaee school~ rent biahway buUdinl plam.
But 8"eJI u that emerpney Still other •uaeationl: meu~ta~•ecl by todaJ'• \ -lnveatlq heavilJ ln new eon~ 1ubcommttte. ac-hillbW&JS. tn.eludlnc eztencttn1
• lion, oalclall wtll probabq re-the Costa MeN Preeway to the
turn to Wubiqt.oa, D.C. next Lo9 AapJea County line.
week to aak the le&blators for
more long-term relief, Brandl
said.
The federal offer of emergeo-
C J help is a "band-aid ap-
proach." Brandt said.
He and county deputy 1upertn.
tendent Fred Koch will be uk·
in1 school dlatrtct offlclals
throughout the county to join
them in tbe n.atioa's capital next
week for the new persuasion
drive.
They will be trying to convince
federal legiSlators of Orange
County's spedal need for more
money for it. rapidly increasing
populatioo of refugee children in
schools.
Many of the county's In-
dochinese school children are
totally illiterate even in t.besr
own language, Koch said.
-Developing an extensive
network of "trarusitwaya" in-
tended only for mass transporta-
tion.
-Designing aystems to ease
Ule hilb traffic con~atioos in
tb ree area•: the triangle
b e tween the Santa Ans
Freeway, San Diego Freeway
and the Santa Ana River; tbe
Orange Cout from Huntlngtoo
Beach to Laguna Beach; and the
east Anaheim-Fullertoq -
Placentla area lon g the
Riverside Freeway.
Ex.Santa Ana
School Chief -More mooey is needed to pro-
vide classroom aides who speak
the dUferent Southeast Asian Wl"_,:._..g m· Court dialects. be said. W"U...o
But Coogreas will be in session
only four more days before tbe
current federal bQdaet f'elOl\t-
tion providing refueee aid ex·
pires Nov. 20.
Koch and Brandt are reedJ for
n e xt week's journey to
Waatuncton. D.C. having spent the first three days of this week
there in ~~ wUb Cle •
million aid ofter.
Brandt cle1crl.,_ 1•4-ral
le1l•laton a ""n' t..ct" with the eotmty dele&• ... pre-
sent.atl<m.
··I tJave n e v er been t o
W a• b101ioo to aak t9r
... ~ .. Nld. -·--.. problem la oatloGal bl ~· And llWD tbe ratrictlom W"we
got, there's no other way but to
do it with federal fUDda. "
Sant.a Ana Unified School Dil-
trict trustees wtll decide next
Tuad.Q whether to appeal a de-
cision that the district must pay
$60,511 to former district
SuperiDt.eadeot Charles ~y.
Orange County Superior Court
Jud•e Walter Stemer ruled that
KellDe7. tired by the 1cbool
bolll'c1 in lhrdl, 1111, is ent1Ued
to alar7 ad beneftta be 1'0Qk1
ba.e reeel'f9CI under bis employ-ment c.GJb ad.
felony. Deputy District Attorney General Eleetrtc Co. to provide
Pat Geary-uid it ta alle1ed that protectiao for the S500 mWklo
the suspects may have intended nuclear plant 45 miles northwest
to commit kidnapping or rob-of Portland.
bery at the home of u.e bei.reN. K Iii R d Police aay tbe two men drove Officials at the Burns office inj :ng estage Kenney, 61, is DOW superinten-
in the Em ald B ri Portland refused to discuss the dent of the Greater Antilles to · er ay pnvate arrests. The company's New SEOUL, South Korea <AP> -School S""'tem in Puerto Rico. community in a Stuz Blackhawk 1 ~.. th · -1 ~u
automobile. They allegedly York headquarters also bad no nv.,Dweators put e asaa.ssm"' He earns $35,000 yearly. Comm_. ..-.:11 ..... the ---'-• in· South Korean President Park ShOWed 8 gate security guard an .,.aa"""'6 CUllY .. the badge to enter the com-Oregonofacompanyexecutive. Chung Hee through a r e · School board members will
munity. Police wd the drugs involved enactment of the Oct. 26 tilling meet Tuesday night to discuss
Since Mrs. Smith was not included marijuana, cocaine and in tbe government building their next legal moves in the
home at the time or the incident, _LS_D_. ___________ e_s_s_a_ld_toda __ Y_· ________ 0_ne_·_Y_ear_-0_l_d_la_ws_w_·t_. ___ _
Geary said, it ta unlikely sbe will
be called u a witness in the
case.
Kids Jump
To Escape
School Fire
MANILA. Philippines (AP) -
Scores of cblldren leaped today
from the second fioo1 of a bum·
ing parochial school that bad DO
fire exit and at least 110
youngsters suffered burns or
broken limbs, the official Philip-
pines News Agency reported.
One pupil said bis teacher aban-
doned the class and fied for her
life.
Cpl. Carlos Tiqula, police in-
vesti&ator in the suburb or
Valemuela, said 38 children,
ranein& ill a1e from 5 to 10
years, were hospital11ed, and
that two teacben WeN bumed. .. Nobody WU killed, and all
the atudeDtl ba•e been account-
ed for,•• bom amclll8 the nearly
200 pUplJI ill U. brlck-and·wood builclfDC. 'nqula laid.
He Mid tbe Gll1r .._, out of &be
school'• ~ floon wu oo a
linale etatfUM. Tbe DeWI 18eD•
CJ 1-eported the blue broke out
in a ator•oom UDder the atain,
where paint and paint tbJ1IDer
were •toncl. trapptna pupils
from ~ and throuah third...--.in.
"llan1 of tbem plied out
throqh t.bl wtadowa,' u.e . .,_.
CJ quot.cl 0De wim.i U telliq mvutlpton. '"'l'My landed on
the pawment. •DM Umntn. but othen blid to• canted. r;-
One of tbe liJ\INd teacben.
Perla Ferrer. told tbe oen
atftf:Y, ''I bad to Jud ~
pUPiJI UlroUlll tbe wt.Ddnl .. latf ocatlll1 amok• tilled Uae etua raama:• ·
Ho'WftW, .e ot the 1umwn :i.~~ ......... tbe
... at a steal
50%00
Regular Price
Certmic Pottery
Closeout
Fe01un11g o ttmlte<I ~echon of
quolllv Goiney Cerom1c Pots ono
Soucer; tn ove><:odo green or
oronge Hurry wnlle setectlon 1os1s1
1/3 OFF
Reg. Price
I •
~ h cetklllt lor use
\ os 01ouoocove1 01 hanging
~ Ctioose
from re<! pink
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WILL YOU
California hiahway scene. Larae numben of the billboards
have disappeared under the heavy auault of eovt.roomen-
talists.
But to, the word comes today from the California
Highway Patrol people that the CHP will be takiq to tbe
billboards again thia coming holiday aeuoa.
The CHP units won't be hld1ng behind the big
placards. They'll be on them.
This press release just struck my desk from the CHP.
It includes this display item in heavy black type, along
with the Highway Patrol's emblem. The attached text
declares:
"TllE CALIFOaNu mGBWAY PADOL hopes you
will think about tb1a meuage which will be J>OPPl.n& up oo
blllboarda lD some areu ol Cal1fonda in late November.
"Even lf you doa't tee lt. the Hilbway Patrol hopes you will thtnk about lt anyway.
"What does it mean? 1be CHP will tell you THAT lo
Deeembel'"
Diii d P1W' ......... Tlllll, ID U._pablldtJ ctodn• 11
1moWiJ -••• teMer!'" 1t•• ....,.. to Jlla• Joell' c:taillNlt;J
to the point wbs'9 yoa ean't stud It; Joa ean Jmt hardlJ
wattfortbeCBPtotellyou~a~ltiD December.
1 YOVS GUE88 18 as good as mine at th.la oolnt la It a
campaign against drun.ken drivers? Speedersf To prevent
freeway crashes? All of the above? Who knows?
Thus the Highway Patrol baa used an age-old teuer
Jdmmick to capture our attention. It harkens back to the
medicine man with his covered w11gon and Indian
sideshow to help hawk the Magic Elixir
It finds its roots ln the circus advance man, who would
hit town ln hia wrinkled checkered vest. derby bat and
cigar stub ln the coJ"Mr of ~ mouth. pumping up excite-
ment for the coming of the Bi& Top.
WELL, YOU CAN'T lllAllE the CDP for t.rym, a
time-tested publicity atu:DL If they can't capture our atten&o with radar, maybe
we'll at~ .-Y aUeotioD to tbeir' billboards.
Iron Sets
Oil Export
(mbacb
NEW YOlUt (AP) -Iran la
continulq to export oil but bu
told ~ C!'Ultomen thetr lbl&>-
menta are betna cut baek by 5
percent in the fourth quarter -
and iDdustr1 olftclala are DOtaure
why.
The redueUom tn coctrac:ted
deliveries by Natioul h1miaD
Oil Co. were retroactive to Oct.
1. With all of the reduct.Ion com·
lnc tn tbe remainder of the year. that means abipmenta for some
oil companies would be about 10
percent lower than they were
earlier th1a fall.
Tbe cuthacb were confirmed
by British Petroleum Co. ·-
Iran's largest customer -and
by Exxon Corp., Ashland Oil
Inc., Gulf Oil Corp., Shell Oil In·
teroaUonaJ and several
Japanese trading companies.
BUT SOURCES said they
didn't t.oow if the reductions
signified a drop in Iranian oil
production or a divers1on of oil
to the lucrative spot market,
where those who have not con-
tracted for shipments buy fuel
"I think it's the latter," said a
trader at one U.S. oil company.
"It looks like part of Iran's
continuing program to extract
the highest price," said analyst
Eugene Nowak of the brokerage
house myth Eastman Dillon &
Co. Inc. .
ASllLAND spokesman Dou
Lacey Aki. bowe•er, bla eom-pany is "encouraged by tbe
news" from Iran.
"It seems to imply they intend
to keep exports moving" follow-
ing reports that Iran apparently
bad balled oil shipments, be
said.
The Iranian government and
national oil company have de-
nied that exports ceaaed tbia
week at the Kharg laland port oo
the Persian Gulf, and U.S. gov·
ernment and industry
spokesmen said ahipmenta are
continuing.
Tbe United Statea lmporta
about '100,000 bureJI of oil daily from Inn. 1.5 percent to 5 per-
cent al U.S. commnptloa.
veral Ar,eas Get Sno~
Midueat Poata Winter Stonn W atehes
. ..
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IN TllZ boapttal, abe went
from bed to bed stroklna
people'• foreheads, boJdlnl tbelr
bandl ad ukbll tbe doeton to
explain the dlleuea.
"Does it burtT" abe uked one
old woman.
"Glw me a smile," abe said
and ldued the woman on the
forehead.
M118. CAaTEa and her en-
tourage flew to Ban1kok on
Thursday on what tbe White
House aald wu an offtetal fact·
flndlna m.Laaioo for Pretldeot
Carter.
Speaking to reporters at the
end of her 90-mlnute vlalt, Mn.
Carter said, "lt's like nothing
I've ever seen -it's emoUoaally
overwbelming. ••
Sa Kaew's aid coordinator,
Mark Brown of the United Na·
Uona, told her the camp is over·
flowing and new areaa mu.st be
found to house at least 200,000
more refugees who are expected
to enter Thailand from Cam·
bodla by Christmas.
RED CROSS medical
coodinator Dr. Ham Nothdurlt
said 75 percent of Sa Kaew's
population is malnourished and
20 percent need special out.ri·
tional care.
Mrs. Carter was scheduled to
fly to a Laotian refugee camp at
Uboo, 300 miles northeast or
Bangkok, and then proceed to
Sakon Nakboo province for a
meeUna wttb Kin& Bbumipol
Adlllyaa.J and Qaeeo SlrWt.
The highway near Penlnsula, Ohio belonged to the Rini·
ling Brothers-Barnum and Bailey circus elephants Thun-
day as they were walked to Bicbftekl Coliaeum. 1be
move was a real .. show stopper" aa motorists drove pa-
tiently behind the berd.
Blast Kills Figure
In King Slay Probe
RICHMOND HEIGHTS. Mo. (AP) -John Paul Spica, a con-
victed murderer once mentioned as a possible link in the 1988 as·
sassinatioo of DT Martin Luther King Jr .• wu killed by a bomb
explosion when be started bis car. authorities said.
"l saw the guy CSp1ca) banging out of the car." said Wellston
patrolman Nick Sturdull. one of the first people on the scene
Thursday "He stayed allve for several minut.ea and was mum·
bhng r tned to help but there was oothmg I could do."
Both of Spica's legs were blown of( tn the blast, police said.
NEIGBBOaS SAID SPICA, 42, hved quietly with hts
girlfriend. But police said be was known to have been a recent as-
sociate of a reputed St. Louis gangland boss.
Police said they believe Spica was en route to a small St. Louis
prod~ stand be opened after being paroled in October 1973.
One policeman at the aceoe Sald it appeared a bomb contain·
lnl at leut 10 atic:b or dynamite b-4 beeo planted beneath the Mat ol tbe ear. wtddl wu puked ouLlide Spica's apartmenL
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DAILY PILOT
842~321
Ah, sweet solitude -it's a precious thing on the crowded Orange Coast. But this
man fo\Dld a lone spot 'lbursday at Glenn
E. Vedder ecological reserve in Laguna
Beach for meditating as the sun painted
its final hurrah for the day.
.:~ By JOANNE aEYNOLDS
• Of .. o.lly ..... SUff . How does the Orange Coast
~eist-ki.ller select bis victims? Tor mouths, that question bas
~l\led, police seeking the man :whO hai assaulted ntne women, iuurdettna six of them.
• Witb each new case, in· ~get a clearer picture
tbe patt«n be follows, yet
remain frustrated in their 11forta t.o find him.
•'We've checked out all kinds of businesses that might have
n common t.o tbe apartments
.where the women lived," Mid
t. Jack Calnon of the Costa
esa police. That list includes
rpet and drapery cleaners,
t CODtn>1 services, pool mab>-
,M.-uimee lel'Vices, painters and
Coast
•tau ol Illa Job termlDatkia
from "~ssed" to the aclG-
P. oa.lthe d••lsnatlon of ....... ailb •• • llllesl •• v::...:.=•ie..~.;: post· after esperlendq wUt he
aatd were~ rtl.llted job 1tre.aaea worsened by
flaabbadm t.o b.ia experiences in
Southeast Asia, told reporters
t!dllllOitdaC: .. I don't tnow~ rm calnt
todo."
A.&tone7 Meir W..u.leb ol a.¥ ..... LiiW 0..-Ill SQ. ta Ana -.I ... WoaJ4 fllit a wrll
· ol m..-.. ID~ comt la an effort to •••rturn tbe sne.ence pmMr• nallnl·
Referrinl t.o what be called tbe ••basic calloumels of tbe de-
cillon,'• Westreieb aald the eom-
mltt.ee exceeded its aUJ>ority tn
medically dismls1lng Beanan
from a poet he bad held for four
years.
He said the committee failed
to address critical issues in its
ruling raised during the course
of lengthy bearings which began
in June and ended in September
<Between July 6 and September
17 the bearings were recessed).
W estreicb and Bean an both
said the committee failed to con·
sider the causes of bis illness.
The grievance commlttee,
which acknowledged that
Bean an was an •'exceptional
employee" on the basis of
evidence submitted to it. said
the "prime concern .. in the case
was the "reasonableness or
management's action to dis·
miss, in light of the possible
emotional illness qn the part of
tbe grievant, Michael Beanan.' ·
"There seems to be adequate
evidence," the panel said in lta
decision, "both witnessed and
documented, from both sides ol
the issue to substantiate. at
least, the grievant's claim to
emotional illness."
The panel sail! the evideace
showed that the •'actions of
manatement (were) hasty llDd
unreuonable in aeetin• dla~
mi.ual rather than a medleal
separatklll CGnStstent with (staff
policy) .•. "
"It wu a victory in eW117·
thing but name for the unl·
venity," Westreicb said.
•'I feel I'm perfeeUy capable
of belnc rehabilitated," 8eaDaD
aatd of bis emodonal problems.
The 31-year-old former
veterans «lor'dinator and .-.
tant dean of students tal4 be
(See BBANAN. Pase Al)
SllOlJWrR4J'E
t5D> DOC SIEDj
JP.to Pe
Ban on
March
BEVERLY HILLS <AP> -
llore than 1,000 aocr1
Americas routed at least 100
Iranlan demODSU'aton tod_,.
beatina IDd. cun.i.al tbem in an hour-Jona c1uh as 1berttr1 de-
puties moved in and arrested about 130 persons.
Only_ a few of those arrested
were American counter-.
demonstraton, mostly young
men.
One Iranian bad bis forehead
bloodied reaiattng arrest for de·
fylng a ban on the Iranians'
scbedLlled march support.in& de·
mands that the deposed sbab be
returned to Iran in ezchanp for
release ol some 60 Americana
beinl held bost.aae in the U.S. Embuay in Tehran.
The demonatrating Iranian
men and women were
dramatically outnumbered by
several hundred shouting COUil·
ter-demonstrators who waved
placards and American nags
and spat on the Iranians .
Several Iranians were beaten
up, altbouab authorities report.
ed no serious injuries.
One of the counter·
demoastrators waa an lran1an.
Darius Poonbalb, an en.,.,.... w01tiJa1 ID IM A ........ ••J•m bere ~ tbe
11.lem mUorit7'Gf inm-.-••
lranSw haft bem llJeaced ..::r tbe f""'kl .. ~
uu•a rale' of Ute aua aad mec"u l'I' 'ffal c.t.-., .... =
dUllb)' .. he = t.... peoJ>Je.••
Sheriff'• vau wtt.b alreDt blar· Jq can.ct ........ at• r..w ~to die llflri>j, .. Ho~ bl ,.._ ~ al
t.u ........ bF .....
I)' BUia DOlice. ald ~ IL Howarcl Nmw.
.. We tmd to bead more. but
the lberift'a oMcen. if tbeJ tell you to move and you don't move,
you're arftllted." u.ld Potamv.
Hundl'eda of office worken
alona faahiooab1e Wilshire
Boulevud viewed the turmoil
from bi&b·rile buildinia in the
area.
As a green Iranian fiae was
set afire by the pro-Americans,
five other Americans, students
from Northrop Univer sity m
Inglewood, held up a five-by-
eigbt-foot American flag.
"We tboU&ht we'd come down
and show some good old
American patriotism," said ooe
of the students, Tom Billi.ngaoo,
22, of Knoxville, Tenn. "It was
the biggest flag we could find at
school.''
Barry Krugel, dllef of opera-
tions for the Los Angeles Jewish
Deferuie League, said: "I am ap-
palled America is not doing
enough to secure the release of
our people. I am proud to see
Americans taking thinga in their
own bands."
One of the Iranian group's
leaders, All Mojabad, who said
be is a 1tudent at Cal Poly
Pomona. WU amoq thole &r·
rested. Aa he wu led away wt.th
b1I bands pinned behind bis back
by poUee, be put. a placard wttb
a picture ol. lraD'a chief ol. steae,
Ayatolllb ftubollah Khomebd. in
bls teeth. It waa lmmedUltely
ripped out ol bls mouth by a pc)llcemu.
* * *
··-MJ'tON CAP) ___ .. ,....~ ....... -........ tauata ol ••o.t tbe bell OS of
Ameriea. •• 800 lraalana
marebed under police pud
near tbe White lloale today . to
demand that the depoeed Sbab
of Iran be returned to tbelr
homeland..
The lraniaos' march tbrouab
downtown Washinrton began
during lunch hour and was ~
served by thousands, many
shouting angry demands ror the
release oft.be 60 Amencans held
host.4ge in Tehran.
Some vented their anger walh
obscenities and threats. At least
a half dozen eggs were thrown at
the marchers a block from the
White House and one spattered
ac~s a p1cture of Iran's revolu
tionary leader, the Ayatollah
Ruhollab Khomeiru.
One man carried a sign:
"Bomb Iran; Save the U.S."
Another shouted: ·'Let our
people go!"
In front or the Nallonal t>res.s
Club buildin&. where marchers
paused for a 15-minute rally, a
young American shinnied up a
light pole and waved a U.S. nag
to onlookers' cheers.
There was much f1st·waving
and insistent shouts of .. Go
home. go home."
Three counter-demon.strat.ors
were an-ested. two for breakinc
police llnea and one for burtine
aneu.
llarcben atretcbed two blocb
and a cordon of riot~uipped
police aeparated them from \be
crowds OD the sidewa.lb. All alon• the route, demonstrators
* * * Ali SaerUiee
Offen Self /or Hostages
saw u WdO•o jMQU• of ~ At cme eonw an~
srabbed -lnDiaD'• ..... ad set it dft. ,....... ·'Go bome
You llnell lib camel.••
Tbe demooatratora, drawn
moetly from Wubinstoo's large Iranian student population, bad
a city perm.it to march a.Jong a
route to the State Department
that would take them no clOl!ler
than a block from the White
House.
Police awaited the arrival of
the demonstrators in McPherson
Square. the parade staging area,
and escorted them quickly into
the part<.
The Iranians received a
permit Monday for a parade
that would take them past the
White House three times. But •
revised route was negotiated
Thursday night in discussions
between police and demonstra·
tion leaders after Carter ad·
ministration officials warned
that any violence resulting from
the march could increase the
danger to Americans being held
hostage in Iran.
Two federal agencies, the
Park Police and Capitol Police.
took the unprecedented step
Thursday or revoking dem·
onstraUon permits.
Talks Broken Off
PEORIA, m. <AP) -Contract
ta.lb between the United Auto
Workers and the strlkebound
Caterpillar Tr8ctor Co. brote oil
indefinitely Thursday ntpt.
...... -..... ltOLICB AWAllDI -Honored Tburacsay wer.e
• Newport Beach poUce oft'lcen (back row, from left)
Paul Heftlaey, m4idal of valor: BObert Ha,rd1, two rnertt
awards; Hurd Al'mltl'Oq, medal of valor Ud (troat row)
Tim Gnmdemall, merit ·~ and Susan_ R.•C!r merit
award. Abo honored, but not pletund, WQ ueteCUve Lee
, Roberta, merit award.
6 Newport ~olice
Honore() by Ci•-y-
1 S1s members of tbe Newport
~ach Police Department were
bcnrored for outstandtnJ eon-
tributiom to the eommuntty at a
luncheon Thursday tbat or-
ga nlaers said wu held to
••publicly announce our 1upport
and express our pride in our
police.••
The luncheon drew a crowd ol
400 to tbe Newport Center Mar-
riott Hotel for the annual event ~taged by the Newport Harbor
Area Cha(Jlber of Commerce.
Officers Hurd Arm1trona and
Church Plan
For Elderl7 .
Housing OK'd
Newport Beach planntnl eom-
miutonen bave approved plam
submitted by a Corona del Mar
4'hurch to build 100 units of
senior dtisen housing on church
property.
The appUcaUon submitted by
tbe Lutheran Church of the
Master for the project at 2800
Pacific View Drive waa ap-
proved 5-1 with commtaalooera
Allan Beek dl11entlng. Com-
miaaloner Georae Cokaa wu
absent.
The project bu ~n pend'na ~r more than tbree 1•an with church oftlclall Htldn1 fectlral unu to comtruct the apart-
ent.a OD 2.2$ UDUW actell GD
cbureb lite.
In I uury, tm, dtJ offtcUJa
pproftd a UM ~t for tbe roJ~ but t=ontr -.ct aUle tbe ~·\-db• 1aMdecl a mm tbe cDeparta:MQt of Bouba1 ud
bu~~ ..
• lletldmtl Of the ~
anyon CNat condomlntoma Wied Won commlu'oMn ~~~t!=be redeslpe4 IO that ~ -u.ne.
atorJ uartmeat bU.lldlnl not be laced adjacent to tbelr
~ci.t.enct tJJat tw emrwt
dMlp woukl 411•• doWll ..,. ~MNllU YaluM br m:r=
l "=r~·:di.~ blOc.
eent, but tbat lt ••erdMd
re1trmat ID n1iiD1 UM nte to ll*hl*'C*lt.
Cb .... 1'blcb ta naked No. a, ainOuncecl .tta bOmt WeclDeldq
and waa cSeaouaM bJ a.,.
Henry Re1111. D·Wl1., tbe.
cbalrman of tbe llouM BaMtns
Committee, wbo aaJd the in-
creuea were beJODd the leftl
Ju1Ufted by Federal Reaene
mo•• to u,bten credit.
Tb• 111'1.me ii the rate cbarled
by baDb to moet credit-worthy
corporate borrowers. Other
commerdal and lDdultrtal ._.
rowen are forced to pay bitblr'
rates. Tbe prime rate doe• not
directly affect eonaumer loan
rates, which at some ba.aD are
Boat Thefts
Suspects in
NB Hospital,
Two suspected boat thieves re-,
malned boepltalised in the ln·
tensive care unlt of Boaa
Memorial Hoepltal today lldfer·
ins from what police theorise i.a
a combination of clru1 and
alcohol overdose mixed with
carbon monoxide poiaonillc.
Timothy Kelter Lyden, 20, of
Las Vepa ii lilted in critical
cond.ltiall. Ria eompanSaD.. Gey
Rahn Barre~1 25, of Hopkins, II tnn.. la NICI to be ID sertcMll
condition. ,.... tWD .... focmd .Uoard a =..=.~:i=-..:
'l'bundaJ'jalt bllGl'e ....
White, au'Nd '" Meaa.nrport-Beacb police olfteer Milt Geiaer
tried to rouse the pair bat wbeD
theJ ftft unable to do IO, the of· Ileen 11rmrnoned paramedics.
Tbe two men were nsbed to
the bospttal by medics wbo were
a1ao unable to rouse them. Police aald ev\dence on tbe
boat •uaesta tbat tbe two men
toolr some Quaaludes and drank
alcobOllc beve.raa• wbile bu'be-cuin1 a ateat fmlde the endoeed
cabin of the nue\. Accor~ln to Inn•\:; Robert • the boat
to Steven oore of La1una
Beach wt II unallJ doebd at
the B.,aborel Trailer Park.
Wlalte l&id be clecw.t to ebeek out tbe boet when be foaDd lt
moored off UM Balboa Yaebl
Club.
Planners Eye
C..taMesa
., ..... -.. eQUJ llUlllblrCIJ Amtrtam itaPd riYli.l ~ oa1tratl09a aear tb• Wlllte ao.ae,woltM~ ......... uo. ... --~ ........ , .. .
Mesa Man
Naniedto
State ·Unit
• "' lleuwb11e, one HI....,
1olt1Uoa to tb• ••b•H1 ltalitinltelalfae.t-u.. .......
Al • result. hopes l'OH tbat the
Fed could pursue tbat goal
without clamping further on
credit, and tbat interest rates
mipt peak IOOO.
Mesa Streets
To Undergo
.Water Work
The Costa Mesa Comolidated
Water Dlstrict bu umou:nced lt
will ~''al IOOD U poulble, '' aeve;;ss~ tbat WW blt'Ol¥t ~ .a1 ... ...... 0. ......... .
lftll .............. ...
aide "' .... roedwQ. a aMJ• project .. ~ to replace
an old »tada line and upcrllde
fire b.)'Clranb.
On WHtminater Avenue between Walnut Place and Db
St.. and Either Street between
Westminster Avenue and Suta
Ana Avenue, bydranta will be
updated, alx-lncb pipe laid and
home meter connec:tlona
re9l•eed at a COit ot tso.ooo.
The projecta are expected to
lut for about a moatb and cause
some lnc:onvenlence to
motorilta.
p,...p-.4J
KJJ,I,ER •••
dowD all the poulbtliU.. In ....
la.I the CIDI elue tbat will leed to
the tmer. ••we· ...... o.-.r tt ..., -..
we 10 OfW' it apln, •• uld c.t.
Boa Lowmt.I "' TaltlD. 0 Ji•1
DOt the ldDd of~ that.JOU
want to ot•look ~. ••
A Cal Stat• Loa1 Beacb mu•,;:at ,profffaor from
Costa balbelDas:: StMe ODaUoUer Ka .. tf. ;-ceatadve on the Pair Ucal Pr~ Com·
miaa6on. Art...,_,n.aM ... ven1e
raidem& ad fanner member of
tbe Ol'IMI ~ Demoentic
Central Committee. 1ueceedl
Jama Stewart. a Palo Alto
law1er wllo ••• named a m~ eamt Judie bJ ao.. Edmund Brown lr. lD Sep-
tember.
Tbe poUlieal watebdot eom-
m l 11 loD enforcH tb• 1174
PoHtlcal Reform Act. wbicb re-
q u.lres dluloea:re of political
contrlbutiom. st.fta and expen-
di tu res, limit.a lobbyis ts' ac·
tivitiea, and sets confllct-of-
int.ereat standards for at.ate and
local officials. Met:zeer said be beUeves be
wu appointed both because of
bis backeround lo buatneaa
management and because be
baa served as a treuurer on
s everal campat1n• and
therefore baa tome praetlcal H·
perience with poUUcal prac:tices.
He said bi.a goal la ''just a
good, fair, even·banded appUca·
Uon of the law."
Joyce Jone&,
~t
Aide, Dies
Graveside se"tcea wtll be conducted Saturday for Joyce
Jones. former mana1er of
Newport Beacb'1 Woody's
Wharf restaurant wbo died w edne:sday.
lln. Jones at tbe time of her
death was a resident of Laiuna
Hilb and the controller foe the
Monattb Bay Restaurant Cof1>.
She manaaed Woody's Wharf
for 10 years and abo served u
conll'oller ol tbe Bay Marie lD Sanewn..N.
Sbe Jeavea ber bu1baad,
Eu1ene of La1una Bllla;
IWP9Qll. Robert W . .JoDel ot
BunUattoa Beaeb; motber.
Ellubelh BlwJ ol Ana.,..m;
fatber, Bdward Galipo of
Pomana; lll&er, o.ior. a...
of L•Vera•. and two p-aodeblldrea.
.. w1eel wtll be C!Cllldaeted at
11 a.m. at Paclftt View
Memorial Park, Corona del
Mar.
Men's Suits
for only
One Dollar!*
-When you buy one at regular
prlo•, you can buy • second one ot ~Ult or ..._, value for only
one doUar.
fortue la ucba•1• for Uae ... ..... ID Vlenna, an Ao1trlan
le,S.lator, JOMf Boeebtl, told
,,.. Altod•ted Pnu be bad
...... blformed by tbe top Jra.
nlaa diplomat ln Vieana,
Mollammecl Abed Nnandl. tbat
U.S. and lranlan autborltla
were ~ tbe pouJblllty
of tunllll Sbab Mobamm~
Baa Pabl.nt'1 U.S. UleW«msr
to tbe ..... Jr-... rqime, __.
emmtna tha1 the shah lea..a
the Uafted a.t.. ln ncbanp for tbe tmta,_• freedom.
Tbe report coulcl not be
otberwiM eoaftrmed. ·: But in llllaml, formM
American U.N. Ambul9dor An-
drew Youna a1lo •uaeeted tta.11 1ucb a deal mllltt wortt. TBt State Department .. ,. Younc
hu been involved lo tbe
worldwide diplomatic efforts Ct>
obtain tbe release of the
bostap:a. ... * * E',....P-.eAJ
AU •••
and aee that they are all right
and bring back the word, It
miabt cool off thinp."
Ali said be feared the iJlddent
wouJd eauae unwarranted re·
tallatioo asainat Iranians by
Americam.
·~ ciaaldlsa mudl ba&lwl ept• lnlllw no Mio .. -. DOeal u tMt .. ~ llU .. 1bab, tbey aboulcln't aaff..-
.becaUM of tbe abab, '' be &aid.
SUHD Ptttman, State Depa.rf·
ment apobswoman, lnformed of
AU'• offer, uld, "We would
welcome any belp in aecartoc
tbe release of the prisonen."
AU said h1I efforts should be
ouulde the U.S. 1ovenuneot.
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BEANAN •• • •
feels mucb btttemell and user
u a retult ~ bll experiences dWiDI the put year.
He uld bil pwlel in snduate
1cbool baH 1oae down aJMl
added, .. 1 ha" to work ~
thin11 out.''
Beanu11 ~bu UOUMd tbe
coac:en of varioua ••tv ...
1roupe beca ... tbeJ Aki, cs.-
layed.,... ~ ··buracNt".,..
problems manr combat veterans are ptqued wttb once
they l'tWID to dYillu life. .
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ONE RESVLT OF these desertiODJ bas been to malleH
Cleveland's While Coasolidated Industries the flnal ratinC
place for a lot of fine old appliance brands: West.lnpouae1
Kelvloator, Franklin, Hupp, Gtb1on, Athens aaCI
Frigidaire. White mus produces appllanca under aM '•
theaenama.
The larlest "pure" appliance company in the nation is
probably W'birlpool of Benton Harbor, llicb. It mates a
full line of m-.)or appliances: relriJeraton, freeure#
wubera and dryers, microwave ovens, diabwuben. ~ !
Sales add up to more than S2 billion • year. But ball cf: '
that entire output Ls bought by one customer, Sean. "
Roebuck, wb.lcb is of course selling the appliances un~
it.a own name (Kenmore).
THE IARG.BST SJIAU appliance maker we have ~
Chicago's Sunbeam. They make clocks and sc~les and '
toaat~rs-oot tbe big stuff. Their annual uJes: $1.3 billion. !
Under $1 billion are a bunch of other companies: f
Hobart (Kit.cbenAid), Hoover, Magic Chef, Maytag, Na· •
tional Presto and Roper (lawn mowers. chainsaws.
ranges-Sears account.a for 75 percent of it.a total sales>.
Magic Chef, heretofore known principally for its J ranges and microwave ovms. baa become a full·time
manufacturer bJ pick.iq up discards. It boueht tbe Norie I laundry equipment bualne91 ft'om Fedden and tbe Ad·
miral refrtaeratoT·freaer busiDeM from Rockwell In·
tsaaUonal.
TAPPAN, AN OLD·LINE Manafteld, O. appliance
mater, ilJ peestn11.ato the bands ol the SwedeS.-'tappan
makes bil ~ane.. ranpe and mierowa.. oveu, un-
der lta OWll .name and abo ua6et these brand namea;
O'a.fe 6 11..nu., Kemper~ llald. Now lt's Wn.& acqulredt~Sl5m•mon~AB~o1S...-. r. ~ tbe eomperq Uaat deftloped tbe wwld'a
aan-t Mlll.nl neaam ei.Mrl Y• ll S.-aad lt makes aocf lells tbia popular product all Oftl' tbe world. But the
U.S. market ls a different stoey. Eleven years ago the
Swedes sold out their iii~ iii tbe Amedeo eompant
•U;iac Ille JDlc:trolm,. Rttlalt; a.ttrvlus "camn ,.._... W'bldt are tlOJd
hue door-tcMloor an pan ol Cllleato'• CouoUdated
Fooda. a company that abo .,.._ Sara Lee eat•
freezes Papltclea. _,1 •
Tbe Swedll sold Eleetrolmr to OamoJldaW noaa
$51 mUJlon Tben, ala yean lat.er, in lt7,, they declded tJtlt
tbey wanted to participate iD tbe U.S. Yacuum cle_.
market after all. So they paid 151 miDk>n to acquire Na-
tioeal Union Electric, which mikes the Eureka brand
vacuums.
Reati)t: The original Eleetrolux company of Sweden
now competes in the U .S. market against the Electrolux
brand with the Eureka brand. And Electrolux-of
Sweden-owns Tappan.
Com.ruuter Lines
'Jn Big Trouble'
87 TM ~ted Preu
The commuter airline industry is big business. It is
alao lD big trouble.
The past year -the 1.2 months 41oce the airlines were
dere,W.ted -bu witnessed a dramatic increase in fatal
cra1bes amoai commuter carrien, and alarmed officials
blame poor trainiDg and maintenance procedures.
Tbirty·lix people died in commuter air accidents in all
of 1978. That death rat.e or 2.79 pa.sseqen per 100 million
miles nown was 400 times that of .007 deaths for com·
mercial airlines in 1978.
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THE FAMILY Cl RCUS by Bii kea• GORDO
"Couldn't y04J brush my hoir later when you're
not mad at Billy?"
DENNIS THE MENACE
wou~ =.:RJP ~
by Gus Arriola
IMeOfF 101Ht:
HUNT! HOW fOl1T' A L.l'l..
KISSFMWCK?
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