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TUESDAY AFTER~,~VEMBER 13, 1979 ~ ..... ..,.. . ....
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' !Minnesota Frees Jailed Iranians
• t
l»nltassy Impasse
l:· Militants Nix
~ All Proposa&
~-~ 81 fte APoela&ed Press !, Irma leaders today offered
4'")lew proposals for ending the
'-10-day-0ld Tehran embauy im·
ipaase, stopping short of insisting
100 the shah's immediate ex-
ttradition. ~ But the Moslem militants :botdinl 98 hostages at the U.S. ~~~~~~~~~~~-
r: EXPER1 S DISAGREE
:. OYER CMn'ER MOVE-A&
t · Embaaay rejected any com-
promise, Tehran radio reported.
' Tbe officials said the hostages
might be freed if the United
Slates acbowledges that Shah
Mohammed Reza Pahlavi is a
crimlnal, allows an international
investigation of the deposed
monarch and bands over his
U.S. property, it was reported
fl'Om the Iranian capital
The. State Department said
this appeared to represent a sof·
teninc of the Iranian position.
But a Tehran radio broadcast
said later that spokesmen for
ihe student militants rejected
.. any CIOOCiliatory proposal" re-
,arding the shah.
Tbe atudeats said their move-
ment was based on ideological
pri.Ddplea and they cannot com-
prombe, aceording to the broad-
Te11orists
ShDOt EmJOY
Fmmlarael
cast, monitored in London.
Iranian Foreign Minister
Abolhassan Bani Sadr today ~
iterated tbe key demand cl the
students -that the United
States surrender the shah to
Iran for trial, the Kuwait news
agency reported from Tehran.
He is hospitalized in New York
for cancer treatment.
But Bani Sadr added, "The
United States should at least
acknowledge lbe shah ls guilty,"
the report Baid.
Another member of Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini's Revolu-
<See IRAN, Pa«e AZ)
Gov. Brown
Calls for
Discipline
LOS ANGELES (AP> -Gov.
Edmund G. Brown Jr. today
signed an emergency order re-
instituting the odd-even gas ra-
tioning plan in California.
The action was taken in su~
port of President Carter's em-
bargo cl oil imported from Iran.
Brown, who announced the plan Monday, said it is a tUne for
self-dJscipline and improved
conservation efforts.
Odd-even sales restrictions
will takt--effect at 12:01 a.m.
MondaJP'in the 14 counties that
bad the odd-even plan earlier
tJliJ year.
Odd-even rationinl will aointo
effect two weeb lat.er in tbe
other 44 counties.
Brown, a5 be siped tbe proc-
lamation under the Emergency
Powers Act. Did be wants to
make sure California la pre-
pared for any eventualities, such
as a decrease in tbe 1u availa-
ble for sale.
Brown'• chief of 1taff1 Gray
Daria, told the news comerence
at Brcnn:J'a office here the plan
la belna reinstituted lo two
phases because the orilinal 14
count.tea with odd.even bave tbe
neceuary tools.
Davia a1d the other counties
will need ~ ~to prepare
for the J>l,an.
All bUt three of thole countlea
-AlaJlleda. CoGtra Costa and
San FraDc1ac:o -bad dllcarded
the plan, and San Francllco
plaa.lled to 4rop out at tbe end d
the moatb.
Tbe sir:osram allowa can wttb
Ileen•• ~'Plates endm• lD odd
aumbera to ...., ~•u oa odd·
aumbeNcl da11. ~ ric. vena. _.:.: Ult~ jlue.Jbe Odd·
even prosram will be•ln ln
co11atle1 wblell did eot
partldplde •mii• tlda 19ar," • Brownuld.
'Armored Knight' Kidnap
Charges
Not· Filed __ .
ST . PAUL. Minn. <AP) -
Four Iranian s tudents jailed
:<;anc:e Friday for allegedly pjot-
liaC &o Ddnap Mln!leeCQ ~.Al
Quie were released today by
Ramaey c.oaaty authorities.
Tbe release came shortly ~efore a deadline for filing
c harges against the four
Mankato St.ate University stu·
dents. said Ramsey County At-
torney Tom Foley.
DlillY""'IWf"--
Foley told reporters that there
had been good cause to arrest
the Iranians but not s u.fficient
evidence to formally charge
them.
"This 1s still an active in-
vesllgauon. ·· he said.
The students, Hormoz AsadJ.
32. Hady He1dary, 35, Feraido-
noon Ghodoos1, 29, and Moham-
mad Noon, 34. were arrested m-
:.1de the mansion and the other
two 10 a car near the mansion.
Foley said there had been no
pressure from tbe federal gov-
em ment in the cal)e and said it
~as his decision as prosecutor
to release the students.
BULLETPROOF BEAUTY DESIGNED TO TRANSPORT TREASURES FROM TH£ DEEP
Lagunan Roger Mllctoa With HI• New Armored Toy Including Radio•, Siren
He said he believes law en-
forcement agencies acted prop-
erly and without overreaction
when the arrests were made fri.
dav
;,Our 1nformat1on was ac·
curate." Foley swd.
Caddie Replaces Van
Wguna Treailure Hunter Adds Touch of Cltus
BJ STEVE MITCHELL Of .. IM!ty ...........
Lapna Beach treasure bunter
Roaer MWioe bas added a touch
of clau to bi.I lucrative di.m,
operation.
Falb up and down the coast
recopize his "Armored Tonka
Toy" YaD, equipped with alrms,
lipta, radio anten.nu and the
familiar red and white divine
tlaa adorning the side doon.
That '51.000 custom made van
1et1 Miklos and bis cold
doubloons to and from Florida.
where be bas been pulllng
treuww out of old abipe for
nearl)'. two decades.
WeU. now Mltlos baa a new toy. It'• a 1blny black CadlUac
Fleetwood Umoualoe, and .
DRWER KILLS .
OCEANSIDE (AP>.:..PoUee
,., a motoNt wu un•Me to ..
a 5·1ear-Old 1kateboarder ld
tlme ~ btttlnl him.
BWy·Katb Evana, wbo rcMli
lislO tbl lb'Mt from beiallld I
.trildi ...... ttlled l(cmd&y. •
treasure pirates will rind the
same problems bljackln1 the
115leek new car as they would if
\hey were foollah enouah to try
and set into the van.
"There just ain't no way,'' the
bearded diver smiles.
"You can undentancf &foe'
passjon for protection. Tbe
former pollce·officer-turned-
d i ver reportedl1 bas pulled
millions in aold and silver from
sunken wrecb dYer the yean,
and he's not about to part with
any or it to unscrupulous
hishwaymen.
Up until DOW, be'I bad to drq
his booty t.o and fNm tbe bank and varlout muscwn• la the tu
van, equipped with a closea
circuit telilvl.tlon camera at.op
the root.
But be wanted 1ometbtn1
11..t -IOIDetb1nf cluay for
those Hollywood ~ and
ll)UHWD dtbuta be I alWQI at.
&eadloi. • •
0"Tbe van'• ftile for tr°'Poft.· lna _aold and m~ ~ to Flonda'. •• be un. "But ii'• mac~. ud I DMd9d
IOmatbial daNy ,_ th Joea1
OPeJUllO <wben bil lrulurea an dllplaytd.)"
So DOW be'I l()t the "Black I-:aJ1bt," a $10,000 uper·
equipped Cadillac, complete
with lights, sirens, radios,
phones, color television, and a
12-1au1e ma1num 'abotgun
prot>ped nest t.o tbe dashboard. It s a f'eClltend armored car,
just like tbe van. only tbe c.ddie
bu some extras that aftll't on
the Toaka Toy.
It bas incb-tbick bullet proof
windows that COit 1100os M.000
to install. And Vope Una, wtth
a toUlb Kenlar bullet·proof lln-tns that coat uotber $J..000. . Tbe doon .... reinforced wtth
the aame material uHd in
bullet.proo( jaehtl ..
''Tbele ~ will •top • 12
,auae 'DICJ"'m Mil at 30 feet." Mlkloa bouti. ''AIMS )'OU ean""ftie
a dou.ble-oulllt buelt mapum toad at 20 feet and it won't
pecetrate." The 1ecurlt1·con1cloua
C8e1 VAN, Pap A.I)
Worker Loee& Arm
TRANQUILITY CAP> -A~
toD llD ~t..seol \oit u arm near th elbow lllCJliiday
wba-lala bliiil wu 1ud:ed mto a
cloned &iDldhi mad>*•· Wlllte vu.a, 55, ·d · term.a. ... r.
ported ln ~ CODdlUan
later.
Prior to the release of the stu-
dents, authonlles said they were
contemplatmg charging the four
lra01ans with conspiracy to kid-
nap and commit assault and
<See FREED, Pa1e AZ)
Coast
I
M AM.lPMI I a
Olllm••et
High Prices, Long
Lirws Aaticipated
WASHINGTON (AP) -
Americans may pay more for
home beating oil and face
service station lines for bigber-
priced gasoline aa a result of
President Carter's decision to
end Iranian oil imports, o~
ficials in and out of 1ovemment
say
Prices wUl probably climb
and •• at.uOli liD•, remtnia· cent of the sprtnc, could return.
especlllly lf Iran dec:ldM to re-
duce cnade oll production and
lower the world's already tight
oil supply, the experts said Mon-
day
Tbe)' wen not preeile about
prices and supply, however
because what happens in comina
weeks depends on such diverse
factors as the effectiveneu of u .S. comet"Vation efforts and the
prices U.S. oil companies have
to pay for crude oil in markets
c::ut.aide Iran.
Carter's action Monday -a
response to the seiaure of aome
60 American boetaaes in Tehran
-will bait lmPortl of about
700,000 barrels per day of lra-
nian crude oil and petroleum
produeu made from Iranian
crude. That represents about 4
percent ol the nation's daily con
sumption
Probe Seeks
Iranian Link
TURLOCK <AP) -Arson in·
vestigaton are trying to find out
whether a truck-burning inci-
dent here ta connected to antl-
1 r a nl an demonatra lions
throupout tbe country
Turlock pollce detective
Ser1eant Jim Howard said Mon-
day there ta no direct evidence
to support that theory, aitbou8b
it la not beina ruled out u a
motive.
Tb• die1el truck tractor owned
by Emanuel Too, a recent hruni-
grant from Iran. ... autted in a
blue Sunda)'. Howard said
evidence shows diesel fuel wu
sipbooed out ol the tankl before
it WH set OD flre
l'.._P_,,.AJ
VAN •••
treasure Meker wU1 be leavtq
tbe Cedillae bome when be tak11
off for the l'fffl off Plorida ••aln-.. lt'• a abow car and it •tafl at
bom6," MWol •aid. Not 10 for &be Toda Toy. It's
the wortdMne of tbe famlly now.
OIWIMOIMlf t
DAILY PILOT
The president coupled bis de·
cision with a plea to Americana
to "redouble efforts" to con-
serve 1aa and oil. A Carter administration of-
ficial told a .news briefing that
the nation could "totally offset"
the loss if every car was driven
three miles less each day.
But administration officials,
asking not to be named,
acknowledged tbat any oil
bouabt to make up for whatever
Amertcam fall to conserve Wte-
11 will be more eapenaiv• tbaD
Iranian crude.
This would lead to higher
prices at the gu pump and from
fuel-oil suppliers, one offl"Cial
llld. aJthouRh he estimated "lt
would not be a very slplficant
amount."
The possibility of higher
prices for gasoline and heating
oil comes at a time when the na-
. tion 's families already are pay-
ing record energy bills. It also
comes as the Organisation of
Petroleum Exporting Countries
plans to meet next month to dis
cuss prices.
The American Petroleum
Institute, an induatry lobbyln8
group, aald It will take four to ,
six weeks for the president's ban
to be felt because of the a~ount
of Iranian oil already on its way
to refineries.
Despite the lag time, an oU in-
dustry official who asked not to
be identified said Americans
"mayJee prices go up im·
mediately ln anticipation" of a
future squeeze.
The biggest "Ifs" about the
future price and availability of
petroleum products binge on
what Iran decides to do with
those 700,000 barrels. Iran could
sell the oil elsewhere or not at
all, altbou1b Iranian oil
miniat.er All Moinlar was quoted
on Tehran radio u aaylna: "We
have many client.a, we can aell it
with no problem."
The au staUon lines in the
sprln& were caused by a
shorta1e of 400,000 to 500,000
barrell per day durln& the Ira-
nian nvoluUon.
.......... .
Former C.utomla GOvel'JM)r Ronald Reqan. ea. wu ex-
pected to IMOUDC' tbday
that he will seek the
R•a»•bllcan pre1ldebU,1
nomlnatlon tor the third
tlme. <Stoey P11e A4>
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uoo an •ra. Koch'~ e111. h•
uld. Mn. Koch, ol bl' toynette ud I lllliather OI two .,. ... WU a
troll' witb a •t•te .. d. l'ellow wortler1 uld 1b•
1a1ped1 then collapsed betide
her ct.11. dld "°' reaPond to emer1ency treatmeol at a
~pltal. UW ~fe11or WUUam W. Md been amooa the few
who~)' doubted tbe l'Olll
""" lrriolftd.
He lild an alleratc reaction
can cause cleath in some cases,
such u thole involving medicine
and lnlect bites.
Uni .. tb• rose petals bad
been saturated wttb altenwta
or 1ometb1n1 to wbicb llrs.
ltocb wu sericg)y allertle the
alleray expert said. "she Just
lboulcS. nat have bad 8Dltb1nl
but poulbly a UtUe lrrttatlon
from the odor of tba1lower."
It's Wone
In Africa
BANGUI. Central>Ah1ca
(AP> -Tbe black market
price of paollne bu rilen
as blgb aa Sl.8 a 1allon
because of a severe oll
s hortage here, but
motorists are still waiting
up to four hours to fill up.
Fistfights on gas Lines
occur frequently, and
many gas station attend-
ants have hir ed
boydeuards.
A apokeaman tor the Na·
Uonal Petroleum Dlatribu-
Uon Co. claimed. 1a1 ata-
Uon attendants are board-
ing supplies to sell to
friends or to persons deal-
lnl OD the black market.
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Uonery Councll. ladeqb
Gotbtadt h, Ht out more do·
tailed condltlonl. He Hld fl'4ft
wu DOt ~ from lU • mand ror the lhaJi 1 utndltloO;
but added that the lrttlana ..,.
read)' "to end the oecupatioa ot
the U S Embally before UM
utradltloo of the ahah for
humanlwrtu realOOI and the
lnteretta of tbe hoetale\·" the
Kuwait nan a1ency repol'Uld
from Tehran.
·•we Wl1l aet the ahab IOOGtt
or later,'1 be WU quoted .. say.
ln1 He the bolta1es "may be
frHd l tbe U)lited StatH
ack UW the ahab la
,Wily" ISJ'MI to an inlel'Da· Donal laquiry "to IDvestll ... bit
crimes:• the Kuwait aaeney r&-
ported.
The Yugoslav news a1ency
Tanjq reported that Gotbudeb
said &he Ual&ed Staia muat a11o
asree to return all ol t.be shah '1
U.S. property to tbe Iranian Sov· emmem. Gotbudeh, dlrector of lranlan
radio and~. 1ald be was
1peaiina oDl7 lD laJI own name
and not for tbl C!OuDcll. BanJ
Zadr hu emers.a u the leadinc
spokesman for tbl Khomeini re-
gime. however, and b1a state-
ments were believed to
repreHPt the official position.
State Department spokesman
Jack Tuohey said U.S. offldall
were examining the reporta.
"If true, this would appear to
be a softening of their po&lUon
• • • Any movement ls welcome
aa long u it's upward," be said.
NBC-1V's "Today Show" aald
the Iranians also said they were
willing to r eceive UN
Secretary-General Kurt
Waldheim to discuss the situa·
lion. But the Gull News Agency re.
ported in Bahrain that Baru Sadr
was quoted on Tehran radio as
rejecting the Waldheim offer.
Khomeini's revolutionary re-
gi me responded Monday to
President Carter's ban on U.S.
lmporll of Iranian oll with the
· announcement that the Revo1u-
tlOJ1U'1 CoaDd1 already blld ..
cided to cut off exports to the
~nited States. Radio Tehran re-
Stress I.ink
May ldentif y
Heart Attack
,, ported today that workers al tbe
Kharg Island terminal in the
Persian Gulf stopped loading a
tanker, the 125,582-ton Northern
Lion, that was taking on 011 for
the United States.
BJ Tbe Aaodated Presa
The way you respond to stress
may be a powerful clue to'your
risk of suffering a heart attack,
accordine to 1cientlats who pro-
pose a new way to measure emo-
tional straln on the heart. ·
A two-year study sug1eats
teats which accurately gauge the
body's physical response to
mental stresses may Identify
heart attack victims who are
most likely to have a second at-
t~uys Wesley E: 'Sime of the
University of Nebraska at Lin-
coln.
He said the mental atreaa tests
mi&ht one day be u useful to
doctors as common exercise
teats that for years have been
used to measure coronary rtak
to the stresses of exertion.
Slme outlined the study, which
involved 28 heart attack victims
and an equal number without
heart problems, durin& an
American Heart A11ociation
conference in Anaheim. ·
He said new means of de-
termlnin& heart diaeue rilka
are needed because only about
ball tbe 1.5 million heart attacks
that occur in the United States
each year can be explained by
the three main factors -hllh
blood pressure, amokinc and
bltb blood claoleaterol levell.
AmOlll other factors beinl in-
vestigated, Sime said, the im-
portance of emotional and men-
tal stress is rapidly aainlng
1tature.
To judge how a person reacts
to a stressful situation, Sime
said, "we attempt to simulate u
much u poulble the same kinds
of cognitive presaures that one
mi1bt expect in occupational,
domeJ1;lc or diauter aituationa."
The Nebruka teat involves
three mental ta1k1, or
"1treaaon." One uae1 word-
color confllcts in which tbe sub-
ject tdenttllea the color of lilt
when, for example, the word
"red" ll flubed in 1reen lnk.
Another 1tru1or ls • 12-
mtnu= similar to an IQ lelt and the 1ubject ii aalted
to recall emotlon·char1ed events
such u traftle aecldenll, arrests
or lncome ta cbeaUna.
It appeared unlikely, however.
that the new action reported in
the offing wu in retaliation for
Carter's ban.
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FREED •.•
possession of a hand1un wit.bout a permit.
Police said they ~overed two
shotglUlS and a handgun from
the car. Foley said the guns
were oot loaded, but there was
ammunition found in the vetu-
cle.
A fifth student arrested wtth
the Iranians, Antoun Stam-
boulleb, a 25-year-old Sudanese,
waa released Saturday because
of inaufflcient evidence.
Pipe Replaced
MONROE, La. <AP> -Crews
of Texu East.em Gu Pipeline
Co. have replaced a 28-fdOt sec-
·Uon of pipeline dama1ed in a
natural pa exploaloo that left a
crater 70 feet wide and 20 feet
deep. The explosion Sunday
ni1ht sent people from their
homes in three aubdlvilions. No
one wu lltjured.
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ICttOOL DINIEI DIPLOMA TO KKK IUMllR
Aaron Morrtaon, 17, Durtng Ka.n R•Hr
Diploma Nixed
Stutlent a Member of KKK
ABSECON, N.J . (AP> -Aaron Morrison may not aet bll bilb school diploma beca!J5e rus pnncipal doesn't lite the teen·
a1er's extra-curricular aclJVllJ.es
The 17-year-old is a member of the Ku Klux Klan.
Offtdals at Holy Spmt High School aay Morrison'• diploma,
which should have been issued after Mornson completed sum-
mer school, 1s bemg withheld because he wall not renounce
memberstup m the whtte supremacist organnataon.
BUT JERRY KAY, AN ATl'ORNEY for the Am erican Civil
Llberties Uruon, said Mornson 1s being penalized for exercismg
his "freedom of assoc1atJ.on, rreedom of poht.Jcal belJef and
freedom of speech "
Kay stud he would sue the high school 1f Morrison does not
get his diploma
But an attorney representing the school and the floman
Catholic Dtocese of Camden says Mornson's rigb~ have not
been violated
Mom.son orgaruzed a Klan rally ID August on-the front lawn
of his family 's split level home an Barnegat Dunng the rally, 19
Klansmen faced about 100 anll-Klan demonstrator& amid rock-
throwmg. name -callJng and scattered bursts of violence
"IT'S NOT FAIR," SA.ID MORRJ.SON, who is workln1 in
Lou1s1ana on lhe senatonal and pres1denual campaip of David
Oukt!, a leader of one of the Klan's man) factions
··1 don 't think a school should dictate or impose Its beliefs on
students . . They don't have an m-depth understanding of my
beliefs." be said
The Rev Thomas E Ploude. pnnc1pal of the Atlantic Coun-
ty high school. descnbed Mornson as an ·above.average stu
dents · He said the !>rhool will send a copy of Mornaon·s
transcnpl Lo any college, but will not issue a dtploma
Ploude s&ld the diploma represents more than a mere
fulfillment of academic requirements aod Morn.son does not
meet ail the school's standards.
Fro• Page Al
TERROR FLARES. • •
Gulbenklan Museum The am
bassador's bnefcase wa~ found
near the side of his car " few feet from a pool or blood
Police S8ld Wltnesses reported
one of the gunmen was a blond
wearmg a raincoat. and that he
still earned hls submachine gun
as be led the others neelng the
scene The gunmen's buJlet.s also
bit a Portuauese guard at the
embassy door, the ambassador's
driver and a woman passerby
The SS.year-old ambauador
survived the attack by remain-
ing in his car, police aa1d.
The attack was the fint by
terrorists m Portugal srnce the
1974 revolution aod came 10
days alter an Arab solidarity
conference in Lisbon where the
main theme wu Middle East
peace and the featured speaker
v.as Palest ine Liberation
llq~an1zat1on chief Vasser
Arafat
Portugal and Israel upgraded
diplomatic relations to the am-
hassadonal level two years ago
v. hen Eldar ~as assigned to
Li sbon Portugal has yet to send
an envoy to Israel
R•ding Remains
WASIUNGTON <AP> -The
U S. Supreme Court today re·
rused to hear Mn appeal by
airport officials In Los Angeles,
Dade County, Fla .• and Jackson-
ville, Fla., aeetin1 S4 million in
federal money. The Justices,
without comment, ten intact a
lower court ruling that the
a1rporta have no legal claim to
the money.
While perlormln1 th• teat.a.
lb• patient l1 monitored by
machl.ne1 tbat mea1ure 1ucb
tb1np Al blood PflllUN1 burt
rate, ruplratlon and muaelt
tnslon.
.. H's ttme fof your tayaway
The study, Sime uld1 tnvolftd ·
• padentl wbo bad 1urvtved a beart attack and • otMn ol UM
1ame ap, occupation aad ..
who luad never bad bem ~.
btt .
When flnt meatured two years a~o, b• 1ald, "tbe dil-
ftrenc.e a.tween the two ~
were not remarkable. TheD we
did a follow.up lt\ldY tbJj "ar
and ... rather nmlthtt.1• rw·
1ults were i:>titAlDed.1•
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N FIFTEEN CENTS
Odd-even Draws Local Fire
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GOY. ll'On11 ol"Mr =
Oniali oa.&1 Md -ewe 11ra1M Alea Plu w.ll
Monday wH erltlclaed H
polltltal IDiA mworkable toda.Y. Superriaor Tbom aa RUey
claimed tbe aCticm b ~to • put an.n·. pnsidenu cam-e pa.Ip ln tbe natloDal limelllbl
Steft Sbeltoo. eueuti•• altee-
tor o1 tbe Southern caurom.1a
8e ti!C9 'lltiaD A.lloc\atkJa., U•
Mrtid Uliia ueeuuwe order a. mua•,..111 ad 't work.
· •'Tbl PID\IGM ol the odd..v
plan ta for tbe muaacem ot ueue1 at Mrvice 1tatlona, ••
Sllelbm dedaNd.
'''neft .,. DO llnea and t.beTe
llkel1 waa't be uy tor at leu&
80 days. 1'be whole tbiq l.s pre·
mature,•• be said.
• 'UD.fort.unat.ely, the odd-even
plan la tbe only political symbol
t.bat tbit pemor bu." Shelton
a4ded.
He Aid tf then l.s to be any
meanln8 lo tbe measure, lt must
be accompanied by conservation
ate~. • If the 1overnor really is
serious be would lssue an order
tu start ea.foccina the SS mile per hour 1peed law.
.. There abould be a crackdown
and anyone going 60 miles per
hour should get a ticket,"
Shelton uid."' He declared that the enforce-
ment could save up to 8 pel'Cellt
of the fuel consumption, enouah
to mate up for the shutoff in lr• nian f1* to this country.
He u1d more of the lranlan
fuel la med on the West Coast.
Shelton userted that other
conservatioo methods should be
taken that include iocreulog
fuel efficiency lo cars to 20 miles
per Jlalloo in l.98S and 25 miles
Ptir iaDoa lo 1990.
He lald these measures, aloq
with rnohllidng efforts to pJ'Oo
duce alcohol to be mixed with
fuel, could do away with reliance
oft foreign fuel.
Sheltoo also added that "gas
hoes" abould be heavily taxed so
that they would no longer be
practical to drive.
He oredict.ed that service sta-
tions won't go along with the
odd-even plan, simply became
there an no Unea.
He said station operators
would stand the rlak of loelnt out
on fuel allocations baaed on pre-
vious use and perhaps their
lease u well ii they don't do a
certain amount of business.
Riley said be is glad that
Prea1dent Carter bas taken
positive action lo regard to the
takeover of the American em-
baas y in Iran but that Gov.
Brown's plan isn't the solulioo.
New Iran Proposal 'Softened'
* * * * * * Stadents Get Or•ers
Iranians Face
Visa Review
WASHINGTON <AP) -At-
torney General Benjamin R.
Civiletti today formally ordered
all Iranian students in the Unit-
1 ed States to report to immigra-
tion authorities within 30 days or
face possible deport.ation.
I * ' * * ~Irani • ans I
' ~·Freed in :-
ST. PAUL. Minn. <AP) -
Po11r lnlll• atUdeDt:8 j.u.4
... ~ for allesedl7 plot-*' to MdDlp Mtnneeot,a Gov. Al Qale were released today by
Ramsey County authorities.
The release came shortly
before a deadline for filing
charges agains t the four
-Mankato State University stu-
• dents. said Ramsey County At-
' torney Tom Foley. '° Foley told reporters that there
bad been -good cause lo arrest
the Iranians but not sufficient
evidence to formally charge
them.
"This is still an active in-
vestigation," he said.
The students, Hormoz Asadi,
32, Hady Heidary, 35, Feraido-
noon Gbodoos1, 29, and Moham·
mad Noori, 34, were arrested in-
side the mansion and the other
two in a car near the mansion.
Foley said there bad been no
pressqre from the federal gov-
ernment lo the case and said it
was hia decision as prosecutor
to release the students.
.. Our information was ac·
curate, .. Foley said.
On instructions from Presi·
dent Carter, Civiletti issued an
order requiring Iranian students
to show that they are enrolled as
full-lime students in the United
States, as required by their visas.
Carter ordered the Justice
Department to begin deportation
proceedings against any stu-
dents who are violating the
terms of their visas.·
There are approximately
S0,000 Iranian students in the country.
Admt..1$a&n dftdal1 Aid it ..... .., ............
po1't 111'1' lnmlam promptly and
tbat tbe poliey is ipteodld In
paUDplat•tJ.&.•' 111
Tile allidm., wbo aked -to be ldeatified, said the primary purpose of the policy was to
forestall any violence by
Americans that could threaten
the lives of hostages who have
been held al the U.S. Embassy
in Tehran for 10 days.
In his order today, Civiletti
said failure to report or provid·
ing false information would sub-
ject Iranian students to deporta-
tion proceedings.
Student visas require
foreigners to attend school full-
time and take a full course load.
Students are forbidden to bold
jobS.
Civiletti's order requires the
students to report to the nearest
office of the Immigration and
N aturali.%ation Service or to an
INS representative on their col-
lege campus before Dec. 14.
They are required to produce
passports and forms that record
their arrival in the United
States.
Danng ltlakes a Friead
Ten-mo~th-old Dan Pesta! of Huntington
Beach discovered a lot of new things Mon-
day during an outing at Huntington
Beach's Edison Community Park. Among
them was the feeling of being "kissed" by
a dog named "Teddy," who just wanted to
be friendly.
Hospital Noise Rapped
Newport Council Limit,s Hoag Decibels
By JERRY HERTENSTEIN
OI -Deity JI. ... Slaff Newport Beach city coun-
cilmen said Monday it's okay
with them if Hoag Memorial
Hospital builds a new 228-bed
tower, but they want some cor·
rective surgery on the hospital's
noisy. rooftop 8lr·cond1ltorung
fans first.
Council achoo re quiring a
maximum of 50 decibels from
fans atop the existmg 214-bed
tower as well as the new one
planned for complet.Jon by 1984,
came after Newport Heights res·
1dents complained that noise
from the hospital is drivmg up
their blood pressure.
One resident, Bob Brown. 341
La Jolla Drive, played a tape re-
cording during Monday's cotmcil
session. He said the recording
~as or noise that could be heard
from his front porch at 3 o'clock
in the morning. He said the
noise came from blower fans
atop the hospital's existing 10·
story tower.
Current maximum noise
levels, according to hospital of·
ficials, 1.5 74 decibels in line with
the rooftop at the east border of
hospital grounds and 80 decibels
at the west border.
Newport Heights• residents
are requesting sound-prooftng
equipment be installed so fan!>
cannot be heard m the otherwise
sl.111 of the night. The hospital IS
across Newport Boulevard from
Newport Heights .
Hospital officials testified
plans are under way to mstall
sound-proofing eqwpment.
Mayor pro-tem Ray Williams
proposed existing and new roof·
top noise levels should not ex·
ceed 50 decibels when measure
m a line with the rooftop.
The council passed the motion
unanimously with the stipulation
the noise issue be tested six
months Croat completion ol the
sound-proofing measures and
six months after new lower is·
finished. O.uncilwoman Jackie
Heather was absent Monday.
Council members, before taJc.
ing action, expressed concern
about the hospital's location on
the extreme westside or town
and what they said ls the need
fpr an emergency facility lo the
east end ol the city.
The coundl also adooted the
<See HOAG, Pa1e AZ>
School Aid Request
Eyed for Refugees
Newport·Meu school oftldals
say m new llldocblDeae atu·
dents bave eatered Harbor Area
acboola Uds fall and tbat they
need beJp from the federal IOV·
ernment to cope 1ldU1 tbe tpedal
needa ol the refU&M 1tudenta.
elude a pursuing police officer when he
crashed. He sutfered back lDJurtes, but
wasn't hospitalized. Newport police. who
said Roni1ta1 bad several out1tandln1
traffic warranta, cbaraed blm with ~
leU drlvtna after Konda-y'a iDddeDt.
They'll Mt acbool tl'Ulteea to
pua a telOluUon tonlaht M¥tn1
tlnandal Ud from Coq.reu.
The resolution polnta to
•Pldal needl for lanpaae tratn-
tna, coumeUq and ·~ lmtnadiouJ materials.
bud&eta bave been cut u a re.
ault of Proposition 13, and Alta
tbat Calllornlans "have as·
•umed a dllproportiooate lbaN
QI tbe l'flllPO"SibWt.y for provlcl-~ crt.Ucal, hllh cost. educ•· tlonal aervlce to refuaee cb.lldfe.··
Toa10t•e meetlna will bqin at '7:30 p.m. at ffarper Com-
munity Center~ 18t.b S\reet at
Tuatin AY'tllut. Colt.a Meu.
OfUdall noted that new board
m.wnben elected la.It ~
won't be Mated until December~
.. -l
It allo -.. that edaca11oml
• / e:\, '
Demand
For Shah
Eased
By Tbe Auoclated Press
I raruan leaders today offered
ne w proposals for ending the
10 day-0ld Tehran embassy im-
passe. stopping short of insisting
on the shah's immediate ex-trad1t1on
But the Moslem militants
ho lding 98 hostages at the U.S.
EXPERTS DISAGREE
OVER CARTER MOVE-AS
Embassy rejected any com·
promise. Tehran radio reported.
The officials said the hostages
might be freed if the United
States acknowledges that Shah
Mohammed Reza Pahlavi is a
criminal, allows an internat.icoal
10Yeati1ation of the deposed
m.oDarch mad band.a over bia
U.S. property, it was reported
from the lraniu capital.
The State Department said
lbl.s appeared to represent a sol·
teaing ~ t.be Iran.Ian position.
But a Tehran radio broadcast
said later that spokesmen for
the student militants rejected
"any coociliatory proposal" re-
garding the sbab.
The students said their move-
ment was based on ideological
pnnc1ples and they cannot com·
promise. accordin~ to the broad-
cast, monitored in London.
Iranian Foreign Minister
Abolhassan Bani Sadr today re-
<See IRAN, Page AZ)
Gems Stolen
In Newport
C hris topher Mo rgan of
Newport Beach told police be
round h.ls dog and cat locked in
the master bedroom of his home
and SlS,000 worth of jewelry
m issing when he returned home
Sunday rught after bemg out for
the day
Morgan told investigating of.
f1 cers he locked h.ls home at 41
Seabird Court before leaving at
10 a.m. Sunday. He returned
about 9 p.m. Police said they
found no signs of forced entry,
but did find that a sliding glass
door at the rear of the home had
been opened.
Coast
Weather
Variable high cloudi·
nessa through Wednesday,
with scattered fog patches
late Diabt and early morn·
ing. Not quite so warm
wlth tows tonight of 46 at
the beaches and 52 lnland.
Highs Wednesday 68 along
the coast and 75 inland.
INSmE TODAY
'AU ('tMC on CM Western
Front' toon acclaim in 1930
#OT ttl nolilffc battle accMI -au thaC -. Corona <kl Mor.
How au Uwv compcre '°"" UtoH tn o ""° CBS-TV ,.,.
mob an WtdrwldQv ftfgld?
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-•~oy ont. ••1be two clr1nkt a_ aQ.
-Umlt )"OUl'MH t.o or
1•11 cupa or eorttt a day : pea'bap& awtttb to a decatfelnat·
tel bl'ud. .
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erclH, U that'• requlm. to m alatala "an l••al body
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Uett•• ltatH m1dlc•! rt· Ma...-.. aUtodlDI U.e IW ltltl\Ult ltlllODI Of thl
Ame Heart Allodallon. a. lni b4ald at the Anahllm Coonm· llon Center. ·
tatllt.lee ehow that mo.re and
more ~rlcam are tlWn1 tbe puurlpt~on. D•atb due to cardlov"cular dtaeue la
deertuln1 with an e1tlmated
I00.000 llv• aaved over ~ put
10 yean. Hid Dr. James A.
8cboeober1er, the ulOdaUOn'a.
TerrorUts Hit
Israeli Envoy
(.ISBON, Portu••l <AP) -
Terrorist• flred 1ubmaelllnt
1\91 and hurled hand 1renadel
at the car carryina Jarael'1 am·
baasador in downtown Llabon to-
da:)', alilbUy 1r'Pl4Ull t.bt en91 an• k1Wnl h1S bodypard and w~nding three others, pollce
said.
No 1roup immediately
clalmed responalblUty. In Madrid, a spokesman for
the PLO said his oraanl1ation
"bad nothing lo do with the at-
tack" which he deacrlbed u an
attempt lo dama1e Palettlnian·
Portu,uese relations. He said
the attack could have come from
Body Found
In Field
At Irvine
Field ~rkers discovered the
body of an as-yet unldenWied
man today bl an open field area
on the outskirts of the city of
Irvine.
A sheriff's spokesman con·
firmed a body had ~n found,
but he said there were no other
details lo report by noon today.
The body, reported to be
c lothed, was found to an
asparagus field near Myford
Road out.aide the city limita on
Irvine Company-owned land.
·Coroner's inveatiaatora also
were at the scene. Cuase of
death was not known.
A coroner's spokesman said
an autopsy would probably be
performed Wednesday morning.
NB Thieves
Vse Slcylight
Newport Beach police said to-
day burglars pried open a
skylight to get into the main of·
fice of Newport Stationers, 4229
Birch St., gathered up $4,558 in
cash and goods, then left by a
door, locking It behind them.
Police believe the thieves 1ot
to the roof of the alore a few
blocu from the county airport
by uatne an unlocked lire
ladder.
Ta ken in the weekend
burelary, poltce aatd, were
calculators, an electric
typewriter, pen aeta, typewriter
print elements and cash.
p.,._pflfleAJ
HOAG •••
P~ Commlasion'a-reeom·
~n~aUon that a stipulation that tj; hoapltal expanalon be ap-P ved by the Oran1e CoUnty
H alth Plannlne Council be
a ended to indude approval
b approprtate state a1enclea.
1 a
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an1 ol lanel'a "many'' enemle1.
Pollee said Ambaaaador
Ephraim Eldar escaped with a
bullet wound in the arm as at
least two men opened fire on his
car· u it arrived at the hraeU
Embassy. Eldar'a Portu1ueae
bodyauard died inatanUy from
an explodlna 1renade, poltct
said.
'fhe attack came at 9:5' a.m.
at the embuay on a tree-lined
wide atreet near Lisbon's
Gulbenkian Museum. Tbe am-
baaaador'• brlefcue wu found
near the llde of hl.a car a few
feet from a pool of blood.
Police aald witnesses reported
one of the aunmen wu a blood
wearlq a raincoat, and that he
still carried hl.a submachine aun
as be led the others fleeina the
scene. The eunmen'a bulleta also
hit a Portueuese auard at the
embassy door, the ambassador's
driver and a woman passerby.
The M-year-old ambassador
survived the attack by remain·
ing in bis car, police said.
The attack was the first by
terrorlsta in Portugal since the
1974 revolution and came 10
days after an Arab solidarity
conference in Lisbon where the
main theme was Middle East
peace and the featured speaker
was Palestine Liberation
Organization chief Yaaser Arafat.
Portueal and larael up1raded
diplomatic relations to the am·
basaadorlal level two years aao
when Eldar wH a1111aed to
Lisboa. Portugal bas yet to send
ao envoy lo Israel.
,,,.... P.,,e A J
IRAN •••
iterated the key deQ:land of the
students -that the United
States surrender the shah to
Iran for trial, the Kuwait news
agency reported from Tehran.
He is hospitalized in New York
for cancer treatment.
But Bani Sadr added, "The
United States should at least
acknowledge the shah is guilty,"
the report Baid.
Another member of Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini's Revolu-
tionary Council , Sadeqh
Gotbzadeh, set out more de·
tailed conditions. He said Iran
was not retrealina from its de·
mand for the shah's extradition,
but added that the Iranians were
ready "lo end the occupation of
the U.S. Embassy before the
extradition of tbe ahah for
humanitarian reasons and the
intereata of the hostages," the
Kuwait news agency reported
from Tehran.
"We will get the shah sooner
or later," he was quoted as say-
ing.
Bai .........
Former California Governor
Ronald Reagan, 68, was ex·
pected to announce today
that he will seek the
Republican preside ntial
nomination for the third time. <Story Page A4 )
It's Worse
Jn Africa
BANGUI, Central Africa
<AP> -The black market
price of gasoline has risen
as high as Sl3 a gallon
because of a severe oil
s h o rt age here . but
molon sts are still waiting
up to four hours to fill up.
Fistfights on gas lines
occur freque ntly. and
many gas station attend·
a nt s h ave hired
boydguards.
A spokesman tor the Na-
tional Petroleum Distribu-
tion Co. claimed gas sta-
tion attendants are hoard-
ing s upplies to sell to
friends or to persons deal·
mg on the black market.
Pipe Replaced
MONROE, La. <AP> -Crews
of Texas Eaatem Gas Pipeline
Co. have replaced a 28-foot sec·
tion of pipeline dama1ed in a
natural aaa explosion thal left a
crater 70 feet wide and 20 feet
dee p. The explosion Sunday
night sent people from their
homes in three subdivisions. No
one was 1..QJured.
Resldeats Relaxing?
Complacency Seen
Despite Murders
8J IA<ZD llYllAN ... °"",... ... Althoueb it hH been only
three weeks alnee a 17-ye&N>ld
Costa Mesa etrl wu murdered
ln ber apartment, police 11ld to-da1 they fear realde11ta art
abandoaiq tbelr eautlon.
"l undentand patrol otftcen aee doon and w1Ddo'ft ltlndl.,
opa;" Lt. .Jad Calnoo af:'tbe
Cotta 1leaa Polla u.1d t.odaJ.
•'People are beoom.ln1 comp&a. . cut." He aaid lnveatl1aton atlll
bave no ftrm leada !n iltelr uarcb for a mu. bellevtcl to
bave a1aaulted ntne women.
1lulal m ol them 1lnce un. 'tlie -attacb wbleb lncruNd
in tnqueney Wi 1ear, baft'oc·
cuntd ln Colla ll•a, I~ Tultlli, Santa Ana Hellhta Newport Beach.
TIM IEiUar wbo It$• bit Ylc· tlma on IM biact wtth a bla m.
1trumat, mt.r1 ~·floor
apartment.I tbrou&b an open or
unlocked door or wt.Ddow, police
believe.
They also auspeet be obHl'ves
hJa victims in advance, II.nee
several bad roommates who were
ab9entattbetlme.
Police lnvestll•t:tni a slm.ilar
murder tbat oecurred 1D San
JOH 1alt week N1d the7 bave
rui.d out the UMllbood that tba
bludseoalnt wa1 done by the
Oran•• Cout slayer.
Tb•>' 1ald tbtrt Wtrt a
number fll dllerepaDCl., In tbe
kllllDI of Blyth• Nltlaen,
murdilnd Nov. • by u u1allult
wbO ~~a window to ber
1rowM1 Oool' aputmnt.
Polle. baft decJlned to com· ment a. new1paper reDOrta in·
dlcaw K1M NlelMn wu raped
iaDd th9l • ftnDlaee toe ma1 llave
been tb• lnatrumtat of
daatb.
r
... ~ .. 1c~IM...v1r, l&ld
he fomd ll • caJ•• that IOIM
lnd.lvlduall will don tnmb and
htadblnda for that •rl1 mom-lnl run, but fall to atop tmold:nt
and cban1• their diet.a!')' babtta.
•'The evldtnct that any
a mou.nt ot exerclle wUl prevent
a heart attack 11 lacklna,"
Schoenberfer uld.
On the other band, the
evidence Lt quite clear, he lald,
th1t penona who atop 1moldD•
anll 1wltch to better diet.a reduc.
their rtak ot heart attack .
Scboeaber1er called for
"aoclal enatneerilll ln the fteld of public health" to educate the
public to amoktn1 and dlet
dan1era.
"We have 1ot to make
cigarette 1mok.tn1 so socially UD·
aceeptable that it rat.ea Just like
public drunll:enne11," uld
Sche>enber1er, chairman ol the Department of Preventive
M edicine at the Ruab ·
Presbyterian.st. Luke's Medical
Center in Chlca10.
The tobacco industry lob~, be conceded. ta a .. very touP • one
lo deal witb, but said he wu en·
couraged by a~ percent reduc·
lion in tars and nicotine in
ci1arett.es.
Not reduced , however, la
carbon monoxide which, along
with nioot.ine, ls Unked to the
harmful effect of ct1arette
1mokina.
Schoeaberae r alao recom·
mended better lawa on food
labelinc so that conaumera know
juat what they are 1ettine in
food• they buy.
But, H Dr. H. Emerson
Thomu ot &.too pointed out.
there la a "very •t.l'onl anU·
cbanee feellna" on the part ot the food lnduatry.
Another food area that re·
qutres attention, Tboma1 aaid, ta
federally subsidiaed school
lunch proirams.
"They want bamburaera. We
need to provide alternatives,"
he said.
Thomas Is principal .n·
ve s tigator o f Boston
University's Multiple Risk Fac-
tor Intervention Trial, a na·
tionwlde study on heart d1seue
risk factors lnvolvlna 12,800
men.
Thomas said that the amount
of saturated fats In the
Americ'an diet has decreased
over the past 30 years -a plua
in the heart disease fiaht.
On the subject of coffee drt.nk·
in1. 'Ibomu aald, evidence t.
sketchy but indicates heavy cof·
ree c:onsumptloo may be a fact«
• ·aay for the person who d.rtnb I
or 7 cupe a day and beyond."
He DOt.ed. however. that heavy
coffee drinkers often are heavy
cigarette smokers
There are ties between
"abusive" alcohol conaumption.
and heart dJsease. Thomas said
But. he added. one or two drinks
at tbe end of the day may actual·
ly be beneficial in preventing
heart trouble.
Judging from a tour of the ex·
hibil haU, not all the recommen·
dations of the researchers are
falling oo dear ears.
Sanka decaffeinated coffee ls
operatlna a lar1e booth, lfvlng
out samples and brochures that
urge physicians to recommend
Sanka to their patienta
At another booth, Morningstar
Farms, a aubeldiary of Miles
Laboratories of Chicago. was
doUng out samples of lta ham-
burger and sauaages made
without animal fat. Tbey also
produce an e11 aubetltute that
containl no cboleaterol.
.. u---ICHOOL. DeHlll DUllOMA TO KKK MEMBER
A8ron Montwe. 17, Durtftt Klan Rally
Diploma Nixed
Student a Member of KKK
ABSECON. N.J. <A P> -Aaron Morrison may not get bis high acbool diploma because his principal doesn't like the teen-ager's extra-curncular &c:Uvtties
The 17-year-old is a member of the Ku Klux Klan.
Officials al Holy Spirit High School say Morrison's diploma
which 11hould have been issued after Mornson completed sum'.
mer school. is bein1 withheld because he will not renounce
membership in the white supremacl.St oreanlzation.
BUT JEBRV KAV, AN ATrORNEY for tne Amencan Civil
Liberties Uruon. said Mornson 1s be10& penalized for exercistng
h111 "h'eedom of assoctallon. freedom of pohucal belief and
freedom of apeecb."
Kay said be would sue the high sc hool 1f Momson does not get hlS diploma.
But an attorney representing the "chool and the Roman
Catholtc Diocese of Camden ~a>" Mornson's n ghts have not
been violated.
Morrhoo orgamzed a Klan rallv an August on the front lawn
of h111 farmly's split-level home 10 fiamegat Dunng the rally, J.9
Klansmen faced about 100 anti KJ.rn demonstrators amid rock-
throw1ng, name-calling and scatten-d burs~ of violence
"IT'S NOT FAIR," SAID MORRISON, who 1s working in
Louisiana on the senatonal and pres1dent1al campaign of David
Duke. a leader or on e of the Klan's many fa ctions.
"(don't think a school should dictate or impose Ila beliefs on
students . They don "t have an an d<'pth understanding of my beliefs ... he said
The Rev Thomas E Ploudt' pnnc1p<1I of the Atlantic Coun-
ty high school. descnbed Morn!>on a~ an above-average stu.
dents .. He said the school wtll \t•nd a cop} of Mornson's
transcnpt to an~ college. but will not 1s~ue a diploma
Ploude said the dJploma represents more than a mere
fulfillment of academic reqwrements and Morrison does not
meet all the school's ata.ndarda.
Odd-even Rene-wal
Signed by Brown
LOS ANG ELES IAP I -Gov
Edmund G. Brown Jr today
signed an emergency order re
mstiluting the odd-even gas ra·
tioning plan In California
The actJon was taken 1n sup·
port of President Carter's em·
bargo of otl imported from Iran
Brown, who announced the plan
Monday. said it is a time for
self-discipl ine and improved
conservation efforts.
Odd·even sales reatricllona
will take effect at 12 :01 a.m.
Monday in the 14 counties tbat
had the odd-even p1an earlier
thia year.
Odd-even rationinl will 10 into
l'fft>C't two weeks later 1n the
1ther 44 counties
Brown. a& he signed the proc·
la matJon under the Emergencv
Powers Act, said he wants to
make sure California Is pre·
pared for any eventualities. such
as a decrease in the gas avaiJa.
ble for sale.
Brown's ch1ef of staff, Gray
Davis, told tbe news conference
at Brown's offic e here the plan
1s beln1 reinstituted in two
phases because tbe original 14
counU. with odd-even have tbe
ne~eaary toola.
DavJa aaM1 &be other COUDtiK
will nMd more Ume to prepare
for the plan.
... H'a Hme for your layaWCly
Avoid the hOlldoV civnch this year bV'
shoPPlno at Brett V«>lker now. Letut help you
eh<>OM the perfect gift fOf that apeelol person
from our seiectlon of fine jewelry: and. with o
smell deposit, we win hold n fOf you
unttl Christmas.
\SAHi <ll/,/h1,1 CJ/1tv/JIN
,,,,. #Welty
J& Folhlon lllQnd. Newport &eoch. Cot1fomlo 92060
• ....
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I
I
Worlcen
lleealled
,,.. lnlat-bUed 11'1\aOf' Oirp.
ii wtillidrawtq Ua U AaMrieM
••ployeee from. reftMrY proJ· JCt II> ln.n, but will eeod. &Mm
bas, tt tbelr aareu un be
iuar~. a _IPC*etwomaa for tbe ftnD aald tOday.
Fourteen of the Amerltau
have left the Middle Eut.rn U·
tiOD aince Sunday and lix more
were ctue to lea\re by today.
Spok•woman Ruth Smith em·
phaabed that 11 nearly complet-ed refinery project In Eafahan
will be flnlabed by 1 the Oranae
County corporation II c:OndtUons
become less volatile.
"We will keep our commit·
ment If cond.ltiona permit," the
Fluor official said.
The pullout by Fluor is the re-
sult of a State Department rec·
om mendatlon last week to
withdraw tbe workers, mostly
technicians and engineers, to in·
sure their safety.
-,, Flapp~r 'I'alces Ott
Jtlctwd 9 . Spohn, at.at. con·
aumer •ff•lrt director, aald, ••our data conflrma that.
He •aid the rweatJy releued
report ~ tome majoJ' rec·
ommeodaUom to lncreue &c· eeaalbWty to •mall claims court
and reduce the number ol de-
falllts.
Recommendations Include
Company officials had re ·
mained ln dally contact with
their employees. some of whom
were stationed ln the capital cit>
of Tehran. Others were ii"
Esfahan.
Extending its wings for maximum hrt, a pelican takes off from the
waters of Newport Bay in search of breakfast. The constant wonde r to
longtime pelican watchers is how in the world the big coastal birds -so
grotesque m <Jppearancc can be ~o gracdul an fl.aght and -,uc h cff1c1cnt
fishermen
Mrs. Smith said none of the
American workers had been
threatened or harmed wbile at
work on the refinery , which
would have a 200,000 barrel per
day capacity in the production or
gasoline, kerosene, jet fuel
beating oU and other solvents.
Two Hit
By Gunfire
Fro111 Auto
Onofre Draws New Slap
Monitoring of Waste sa/J, 'Deficient'
Tbe Jrvlae firm once bad
aboqJ ·)1000 worker. in IHn
... befOre the revolution wblcb top.
pied the Shah early this year.
Fluor had withdrawn Its
workers from the refinery proJ·
ect once before when the
Ayatollah Khomeini seized
power after the s hah fled the
country early this year. That
period was punctuated by fre-
quent 'liolent clashes between
the mWtary protesters opposed
to the shah.
A small number or the Fluor
workers returned during the
summer to try to finish the re-
finery, which Fluor had begun in
1975.
The project is reported to be
about 99 percent complete.
Two m8I ...... allot lD • bunt
of laaftre fl'OID • Plllling car u
they stood on a Buena Park
aidewalk llooday niebL
Pollce found Joseph
Hernandez, 23, of 1802 SUver St.,
Buena Park, lying on the
sidewalk in front of his home,
shot in the knee, elbow and blp.
Witnesses said suspects in a
passing car fired at least five
shots at Hernandez and a 17·
year-old youth who was not iden·
tified.
Hernandez was treated at La
Palma Community H<>&pital and
transferred to UCJ Meclcal
Center in good condition. The
youth was treat e d by
paramedics and released.
Police said they do not believe
the shooting is gang-related
Heart Disease
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -The
head ot the California Coastal
Com mi11lon Monday blasted
two Sol.wtbern California utilities for Inadequately monitoring the
temperature of water dl•· charged loto the 0ttan from the
San Onofre nuclear power plant.
"I'm confounded that they
didn't have a proper monitoring program,·· sata M1cnae1 l'lSCb·
er, executive director. "The
credibility of the nuclear in·
dustry 1s so much at stake these
days."
The Marine Review Commit
tee recently recommended that
Southern California Edison and
San Diego Gas & Electric set up,
in Fischer's words, "a tough,
fully independent monitoring
program" for the San Diego
County power plant's Unit l.
~e committee called the
llftilities to task for having
samples of ocean water tested
Artery Spasms
Causing Angina
By ROBERT LOCKE
·~ ldllKe Wrtt.r Recent medical discoveries
complicate the traditional pie·
ture of some common forms of
heart disease but may give doc·
tora more effeotive tools to treat
tbe problema, pbyslclana said
Monday.
A panel of heart apedaliats
outlined the new importance
1hen to coronary artery
1pa1ms, in which arteries that
supply blood and oxy1en to
muscles tbat drive the heart are
temporarily plnctled almost
lbut.
Such •PUlDI. which can last
from leu than a minute to a half
hour or more, can cau.ae the of·
ten·aevere cheat pains called
an1lna, said Dr. Tbomaa N.
Ja1De1 of tb~ University of
Alabama Meaical Center. "And they can perhaps be a
tODtributina factor ID tbe OCCUI'·
rence ot heart attacks," James
told a new eonf~ u the
American H'eart AHoclaUon
optned Ua aMual 1cleotUlc con.
fereaceiDAn.a.beim.
Dr. MUUo KaNr1 of th• Boyal
Pott.IJ'llduate llecUcal Sebool ol LonclOD, who l• cNdlted with
mucb ploinffrtn,, work in the
field, 1ald ln the paat moat
aastaa and beUt attack.I were
blamed on atherottlerotll, ln
wbicb flU a Otbet 1ubetanc:es
lhi• &M iaMr wil.Ut of blOod
Vettel• -a coadllloo oft.a caue1 ~..._.~~:~~,rtedal·
.~ .. =:.Mam..-.~ u.
pat r .. ,...,. prov. that ~
spasms must be blamed for a
significant but uncertain amount
of angina, which affects an
estimated 2 mllllon Americans
Dr. Eugene Braunwald of
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital In
Boston sold he suspect.a but can-
not prove that "coronary spasm
may well play a role In sudden
death, which in th1a country re-
sults in 400,000 deaths a year."
Moat so-called sudden deaths
seem to result from unexpected
heart attacks.
Braunwald said that altbou&b
intensive research baa been de-
voted to atherosclerosis, "this is
not a problem that la 1oln1 to be solved ln tbe next. 10 to 15 years,
I'm afraid. On the other band,
tbe 5aaibllity ~f dolDI
some about spaama looms
very m on t.be borison~"
He •aid several new drui•
have proved •ery --effective in
preveo.Uag l{>&lms and thereby rellmu UllDa palm, .
Tbe aoctora Hld one UD·
answered qu.doo la Juat wbat
CAUHI the apums, but tome re-
aearcb luaetta aueb fad.on as •molrinl..JNI 1t.Naa.
Dr. Albert A. Kattua 1i14 bi'a
convtne.d •mokina t1 • iJialfl·
cant cau.ae 11.nce "I'•• aeeo eoousta people now wbo bad t.be
wbole lyndrome dltappear Wbeo
tb•1 qull unoldna."
MaMl'l Aid t.be mo.t etrecth'e
tmt~ AN to UM dnp that '
dllatt • mertel .act ··to l'°P
1molr•11 and Just t.ik l1 UQ'.
Tbal'1 What I tell m1 petlentl."
'
by a consultant who reported to
the utilities. The reports are re·
viewed "lea t.bao once a JQJ'" by the state Department bl
Health Services. Fischer saJd
Because a monllortn1 pro-iuam wouf<l ·be ··ao sample, so
straight-forward and relatively
inexpemive," Ftscber said, "for
them to have failed. . . was not
expected at all."
If the utilities fail to heed the
committee's suggestion for out-
side review, Fischer said, then
the Coastal Commission "will
· mtervene in current licensing"
procedures of Units 2 or 3 before
the Nuclear Regulatory Com
mission. Should the NRC fall to
act. Fischer said, the Coastal
Commission would ask the state
to e1tabb1b an independent
monltortnc pro.cram
The marine c:omm1Uee is aw.
dytn1 the effects ol dlacbarge
from units 2 and 3 on a kelp bed
"Hlttmely deb i.D marine life,"
Ftacber UJd. The study, expert.
ed to be completed an July, couJd
recommend aoyt!ung from ex-
l~nding the discharge pipeline t.o
"a new lwad of cooling system.
including cooling towers lhal
could cost SlOO million.·· Fischer said
Uml I was put 1n operatJon
before the Coastal Cbmmisslon
was established, Fischer noted
Fischer said the committee
was concerned that the tem
perature or the discharge water
was too bigh and its rate of now
too fast
Food Stamp Fraud Probed
HANFORD (AP > A Kangs
County welfare worker 1s being
sought on a charae of misap-
propriating more than "°·000 in
federaJ food stamps
A warrant was issued for the
arrest of Coruue Velasquez. 39, a
food stamp eligibility worker
who has been missing five
Wrth the "opening" ol the
dOorl by Red Cntna and the
OOUfting ol trtitte and travel ~ there, .... begin·
n1ng to ... aome nice ax·
amplH of oriental art In
jaiMlfY. Molt Of the luperior .....,... .,.. old pieoea from
th9 twllfth or •••11-.tt1 oen-uta n.c. ... the pettode
hit Iha Chi,_ r..m.d the
ftr19.rt0f~·-·tc~ :I mo while It ... pnmartly
1n ~ mo ftounn.. 11
-alM> found tultable for
bead• and rig id bangle
bl ......
Not turpri11ngly, tne Red
01ll-. would ,.th. NII the ....,, mo,. commercial. type
cA dol9o11ne' tn.n pen with an-
cler'lt ~ ttoblf••*' there la ..,. of both ~ finding Its_, Into Iha WOftd mal'MCa.
In ctolaonne' work t9't
9nlfl'91 la confined to ~119 nma e., eoldlmO thin atrtpa
d ....., or wlf9 to • mat.it a-. Thell etr1pe ~ ...,
~ .... to produce ..ct..lnld .... en-....-11 ,..., to '*9 It
............ 91-. not the loow
Wm sometime.• ~P.lled to .,..,, flnllhee. ll'ICWlplnQ ~
---~ lha ..... .,.., being .,,.
pnd .... Ill cotorln~ agent. I.a .., S*l*t In the oeila of the
dll9gn and flf9(1 '" • '""" ~ « 91111 kJln. TM t.m-perat\lrt requt red vu•••
....... ecootdlftl to the
weeks. welfare department of
f1 c1als reported Monday
An Avenal woman . Les b1a
Rivera. 31. has been arrested on
five counts charguag forgery and
e ig ht charging food s tamp
fraud, added J ohn Nyerhn.
welfare dirtttor
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&EM WISE
Burglars
Take Fortune
In Watches
J .,
.. , .
CARLSTADT. N.J <AP>
Bur1lan atole 1,500 dia~ , studded LucleD·Piccard we
with a retail val~ of S6 3 ml11ion
after severing wares tbaL
knocked out hundreds of burglur
alarms and disrupted police d~
partment telephones m three
towns. authonlles said
The br~ak 1n at Arnex In
dustnea Corp. was discovered at
mid-day Sunday. Amex is the
sole American producer and dis ·
lrtbutor of the luxury Luciep
Piccard watches.
The Uueves cul security alarm
lanes at the company and mam
. telephone lines so the burglary
NOUld go temporarily unnoticed.
Police said.
Company offac1als said the
m1~smg watches ran~ed in value
from Sl,500 to S27.000 each, de·
pcndtnl' on lhe number and
quality of dlamonds m each
Tht· ~atchcs were worth about
SI 2 million al thl' distributor's
le,el $2 I mlll1on at the.
wholesale level: and $6.3 million.
at retail. lhe officials said.
The thieves took an estimated
1.500 watches from a production
and storage vault al Arne x,
authoMUes said
oompoeet1on ol the enamel. but
rt 11 u.u.lly a fairly high red
r.t: llbout 1740' The result 11
gi.. firmly filled to the metal. a.ca-the enamel contract• _.,. f\Md, the proceaa muat
be ~ until the enamel
Ma the cetta. ueoelly four or
11¥9 tpptlcatlona are required.
Ntlllt the cetla .,.. filled or
owerfllted. they are "stoned"
with a .,,.11 equere of enwry or
IMlca't aut>fdl. The Obtect le to
,.... the en.....t ro the level
d the partltlont and produce
., ...,, pofi.hed turfece. That
~ltlhed. It la !Wflred to oat a -ltfactory glaze. Finally
M • pollehed on a hard tett .....
0DDllA"i8A&VllN SllPaa: Pl doaotactDH
)'CM&I' falUll\&l~tlD corn rofb1tUn1Utop1a e
bultM .men dent Carter dee1-red wu eboppln1 off lranlaaoll llnpon.ul lhe poe .
True, I Gid"nin rl1bt OWl w MJ alJt hucb WOf'tb for the Old ftivwr. r
8'.ll u.at•1 a• a ala saUOU.
rt'M -11. ,._ I ""' bpu.cb\ ala buckl worth la
bee1-. au beaJ; bu an ltd• 1u 1• . That'a fair. ll'• u ll•Uaa c:ar. ll bu. natr for tbe apectacullf.
• TB GM GAUG ctoea.n•t 'neceuarlly Just Co
down a little l at • Utile. Tbe DMdJ mar Juat abnapU)'
li.Oln 1to .... ~ 10U're&ittlnt t.beN at Idle apeed, watt-1 or UR tramc alpaJ to dlaq .
AQY'Wa.y, t..lore tbe 1•uae sot a cbaace to elowly •lnk
loto tbl weld, l tootled on out to a atatkla on BriJtol Street
near On.nae County A.lrport and pumped ln ab bucka worth.
The ataUon owner wu a pleuant lookin1 man with•
jolly round face. lwtnkJl.aC eye. and curly ar•y hair. He
M11 NftlJ C1Vil Car That Rwu on Com Squeaiu and MolhbolU
was Jeanine on his cash box watching the number windows
on hi1 eas pumps twirl around al blgb speed. regiaterln&
inpul at one dollar-plus per gallon.
He was a jolly enough fellow, that is. until I mentioned
what President Carter had just done.
"What did he do," the gas man asked, a small edge of
fear creeping Into his voice.
.. HE'S CHOPPED OFF all the Iranian oil. Guess
you'll be getting those gas lines back again."
The gas man collapsed on his cash box. He clutched It
with both hands to steady himself.
"Oh, Lord," he said. "I don't need this." He looked up.
The twinkle was gone. "Lasttime, Igotsotired. I got so really
tired. ltwashorrible."
THE SCENE TORE at your heartstrings. I just didn't
have the guts to inform the hapless wretch that Gov
Moonbeam had also just leaped upon the bandwagon and
reestablished odd-even gas sales.
"He'll find out too !\OOD anyway." I said to myself.
I pa1d the once-JOily gas man bls bucks and said good.
bye.
"Didn't you ftll lt up before the panic," be nld, an ez-
• presslon of disbelief on bls face.
"Naw," I said, "my Itallan gas gauge doesn't like a
full tanlt. Ta.kJs the romance out ol the car."
The gas man looked allnost grateful.
Crowd Kept From Embassy
BEIRUT. Lebanon <AP > -
Sytian peacekeepin1 troops
peacefully dispersed a group of
lr&:ilan students who tried to
s tige a demonstration near the
U.S. Embassy here today.
Witneues said 30·40 Iranians
gathered about 200 yards from
the embassy compound but. the
Syrian soldiers quickly in-
tervened and sent them away.
A similar group was dispersed
by the Syrians after it. forced its
way into the embassy garden
last Sunday. raised portrait.s of
Ayatollah Ruhollah KhomelJli
and denounced the United States
for harbocing the deposed shah.
Twenty students and two
clergymen were l.nju.red ln the
Sunday incident.
Residents Flee
3 Derailments
W lie more than no.ooo tanadla111 forced lo ovacuate by a
mlcal train ct.rallment were expected to return home today.
about 500 persoM w ,. 1till d.llplaced by 1 ahnUar accident ln
north'W«llt Florid• And In Oieeland. Mich .• Lhe UOO people forced to nee lo a tan.k car
uold nt wer• back ln their
homes.
EVttaAL HtJNO&l!D nrem n broutht the f'lree ln the
wreck•I of th derailed Cana·
dlao Pac:lflc trelaht train under
control Monday net.r Ml•·
1le1auaa. Ontario. They put a
temporary canvu pitch on the
rupt u.re ln an upended tanker
leaklnc chlorine that. vaporized
lnto a deadly 1u.
Propane IU WU sWI bumin&
In another derailed tank car
First Lady
Vrges Help
In Thailand
WASHINGTON <AP) -
Rosalynn Carter ls ureing
Americans to call a toll free
telephone number to pledge as-
1 ls tan c e for starvtne In-
dochinese refu1ees.
Mrs. Carter. who described
the refuiee camps ahe lnapected
in Thailand wt week u "elev·
aatatini" and "unbelievable.··
ia calling for the donations in
conjunction with a report to
President Carter on her ract-
flndlng mia.sloo.
SHE WAS DELIVERING the
report to her husband today dur·
Ing a White House meeting with
a coalition or relier agencies.
In It, the first lady recom-
mends several specific actions
lo help thousands of refugees liv-
ing In famine and squalor in
camps in Thailand.
Among them is a call for im-
mediate shipment of special
foodstuffs needed to balance the
diet of r efugees. especially
c hildre n . s uffe r i ng from
malnutnt.Jon.
She aJso recommends greater
cooperation among the volun
tary orgaruzations involved rn
the relief effort.
THE TOLL FBEE number to
pledae money or other items i.5
800·221-2870.
TM telepho ne banks are
operdted by UNJCE F on behalf
of 13 relief organtiatlon.s. lnclud-
1 ng the Red Cross , CARE.
American Frtends Service Com·
mtttee, Catholic Relief Service
and Lutheran World Relief.
White House aides worked into
the night Monday preparing the
report. It was begun Saturday
during Mrs. Carter's 24-hour re-
turn flight from Bankok.
"SHE FEELS A SENSE of
urge ncy about meeting the
needs" of tbe refugees, said
Mrs. Carter's press secretary.
Mary Finch Hoyt.
As she left Thailand, the first
lady said the United States
would provide all the aid it could to belp feed and care for ref
ugeea.
nearby, and Fire Chief Gordon
Bentley a&Jd unUJ tbat fire wu
out, the cb.1orine could 1Ull ex-
plode.
The Canadian derailment OC·
c11rred Juat before midnl1hl
S1turd1y, when 2S of the 108
can in a CP Rall frel&ht train
loaded with chemical.I jumped
the tracu half a mile from one of
the mOlt densely populated areu
of Ml.ullsauaa. 10 miles west ol
Toronto.
IN MOLINO, FLA .. the SlX de-
railed propane tank cars were
bu min& for the Uurd d1y. and a
Texas explosives expert was
coo1iderin& blasting boles in the
cars to put out the names.
Louisville & Nashville
Railroad officials brougbl in
Wayne Rutledge of Jet Resea.rcli
Inc. of Arlington, Texu, to in-
spect the bumln& tank cars.
The liquid propane leaking
and hiaaing from three damaged
tank cars has fed a continuous
})laze since early Sunday, when
22 cars Of a 109-car L&N traln de·,
railed.
UrN SPOK.ESMAN Peter GW
said Rutleclae'1 strateay was to
blow bolaa ln the tankera to aJ.
low "rapjd bumlng ... He added.
''There's •till a potential for a
blowout."
In M.ichl&ID, the 1$0 people
evacuated early Monday after
the derailment of lour ears an a
Chess1e System freight train re·
turned lo their homes. said Ot·
tawa County Sheriff's Deputy
Michele Kolean. One or the can. .
carrying tugbly toxic hydroeen
fluoride, overturned and some of
the gas leaked from the escape
valve
Workers used a special crane
Mo nday to lift a d e railed
chemical tank car back onto tht·
tracks
Three Mile
Radiation
level Drops
HARRISBURG. Pa. <AP>
RadlaUon inside Three Mile
Island's damaged reactor con-
tainment bwlding has dropped
10 thousand fold c;1 nce l1:1st
spring's nuclear cns11;, d nt:~
measunftP.'probt• has rev<'al<-'d
The probe. along with a
telev1s1on camera. was inserted
1n lo the bu 1 ld1 ng over th(·
weekend throuih a 9 mch holfo
drilled 10 the thick concrete
walls.
IT PROVIDED the rirsl direct
radiation measurement and the
first televised look into the build·
ing since a March 28 accident.
the worst in the hi.story or com
merclal nuclear power.
Trip ol Terror Al'..,....
London airport Heathrow quarantine worker, Julie Hyett
holds "Lucky." a 2-year-old Siamese cat. rescued fro~
~ cargo hold of a Jumbo Jet after an incredible 32-day
tnp around the world. Lucky's ordeal began Oct. 9 in
Guam and ended when she was found trapped under the
cargo fioor, starving and Wlth a ·damaged feg. She is be-
mg nursed back to health but will lose tbe leg
~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Reagan to Declare
Candidacy Today
NEW YORK <AP> Fonner California Gov Ronald Reagan
in his Uurd bid for the presidency, 1s talu.ng his place in front of ·~
erowded fit-Id of candidate'> !.<'eking the 1980 Republican
nommaUon
Reagan, sch('(]uJf"<l to 1or01a11 ) aeclarc his candidacy at 4 30
p m PST today. cntcn. the ract.· w1lh a rront runner's status that
t'Ven tu.s maJor rivals acknowledge A laJX.'<1 advertuement will ap-
pear at 8 p.m. on Channe l 11 and at LO .SS p.m. oo Channel 2.
His an.nouncement bnno to 10 Lbe number ol Republican.a
seeking the nat.ioo's ha«best offltt 1bree men. iaeludiq i>r.ident
Carter , ace rwuu.ng for the Oemocrauc preaadentaal nominataoo.
ALTROtJGB aEAGAN llA8 done vlrtuallJ no eaJDPaiCnlnl thus rar. h1a declaraUOn of candldacy bas Ion& been plumed by bis
strategists. And every poll lists him as the favorite of his party's
voter<;
How do the other GOP candidates reel about Reagan's can-
didacy"
.. If J didn·t think I could catch tum, I wouldn 't be running
around the countr) "'\a1d Seo Howard Baker of Tennessee, who is
tht! minority leader or the Senate
.. The way I'll catch him 1s to convince the Republican Party
that I have the be'\t chance lo be elected Nomanauon L5 not the
name ol the game. but gett.10g eleC"ted ts, .. Baker s&Jd.
GEORGE BUSH OF TEXAS. who was CIA director in the Nix-
on adnunistrati<>n. said Reagan's formal entry into the race affects
tus own race ··not a whit My stratetcY haa been predicated on bis
entering the race some day "
·Tm J{olng to do exactly what I have been doing for the last
year. cootinwng to travel, conurung to wortt and continuing to beat
him in st.raw polls -as l have four times m Iowa and 10 Maine last
week.·· said Bush. who also has served as a special envoy to China,
ambassador to the United NatJons and chairman of the Republican
National Committee.
Clear Skies Widespread
"The radiation probe lndlcat·
ed the gamma radiation levels
we re in the range of three to five
r e m s p e r hour ," plant
~pokesman Dave Kluscik said
Monday.
SHORTL V AFTEa the acci-
dent. radiation in the contain-
ment building was estimated at
between 30,000 and S0,000 rems.
a measure of radiation.
REAGAN'S »-MINUTE SPEECH announcinl his candidacy,
which WU Vldec>Uiped here Monday, will be aired in its entiretJ OD
local leievilioo stat.lom In most parts ol the nation.
Reagan, who for most of the decade bas been the nominal
leader ol tbe fiShl wing of the Republican Party, wW live b.11 full
$peecb lo a $500-a-plale fuod·raisinC dinner at the New York Hilton
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Don't rorset to order your
fresh prime Thaou1lvt.ai Turkey now!
WINE CELLAB AND
CATERING SEBVICE
Please call our catertn1 department for Y'>UI' bonda1 n~ -fhdt or liquor buketa, partJ trap -or~ fill! cat.ertne Mrvice from a cornpla attdown dlmMt
to a atand·up bUrfet.
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Open Dally 9·6 • Closed Sunday
2920 New.port Blvd., New.port Beach 673·5520
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Gas Supply? No
2 Answers Same
LOS ANGEL~ <AP) -Oil ID· duatry mcpen. abU'Pl1 diaqree oa
tbe effect President Carter'• order
boycoUlna Iranian oU will bave on the •••llablllty of 1aaollne for
Americana.
Soutbem California oil execut1ve51 said. Carter's action won't cause
shortages at tbe 1u pumps, but a local Industry expert claimed it
woolcl mean a 18 percent fbe1 alloca
tiOD eulbect, WOl"lfl than the reduc-
tica.I which brought , .. lines and
conful1an last sprtne.
become leu dependent on Iranian
oil, said Al Greenatein, western area
manager of public information for
the Atlantic Richfield Co. lD Los
Angeles.
Arco imported 25,000 to 35,000 bar-
rels a day from Iran t}J.la year,
Greenstein said, comparecf.to 120,000
barrels a day last year before the
shah was overthrown. "We see no immediate impact at
the gas pump," be said. ·
Iran's daily output of oil recently
bas been about 3 mllllon barrels a
day. with U.S. firms buying about 25
percent of the output, accordinl to
LOI ANOELIS CAP> -Jamee W. ca.aey. prt1ldeat ol CautoraJa State
Unlvenlty a\ Nortbrldl•. H)'I a
1cbtiduW ·bumaD rtabta fonun IDclud· ........... ,.....,~ ......
UlilD iUbmltloll Ort1D W'tll be
beld CMaplte wbtment objeeUam by the
'JtwlGDef ... Laque.
JDL nadmlal cUnctor Irv Rubal •aid at a llGDdat D1WS eoate:race Oil eam-
PUI tMt be bad MDt U ~m7 CIHry, wunl.q ot potea .. trq:lc
eouequenees" if Ratem I. ,
dJreetor ol the PLO'• lnformaflon offtee
lo Wub1qton, D.C .• 11 allo,wed to
a peak .
.. It would 1ndeed be • trasoctY lf the
. . . campus were to be maired by the
tame vtolea~ which IO reeent.l)' d.t.-
rupted tbe community of Beverly
Hilla," &ubln'1 Jetter 1tated. He re·
fen"td to Friday's near·riot in which
1eora ot Iranian 1\udeata were arrest-
ed durlnl an Wecal dem<mt:ra&n in
fHor ol their counterparts In Tehran
wbo are boJdtng 60 American lata&•
CONCERNED
ABOUT HOUSING? 7 7
The City of Costa Mesa's Housing and Community Development
Commlttl!e will hold the last of three Public Hearings to determine
how the City's HCDA Federal Grant of approxima191y $900,000
should be spent to develop housing and related community develop·
ment activities.
Programs which were recommended by Costa Mesa residents
at the first two hearings and which are being considered for funding
for Fiscal Year 1980-81 are as follows:
1. N~ighborhood Recreation Center
2. Neighborhood Revitalization Program
4. New Housing for Seniors/Families
5. New Child Care Facilities
3. Shelter for Battered Women . 6. Housing Services
If you agree or disagree with any of the abov~ or feel you have a better suggestion, your last opportunity
to make your views known will be on:
Thursday, November 15, 19,-7:30 p.m. -Council Chambers, n Fair Drive, Costa Mesa
If unable to attend, you may submit your comments to Housing and Community Development Committee,
Room 514, 77 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa, CA 92626, before November 15.
"In tbe month of November there was already a serious deftciency in
euollne," said Mart Emond, editor
of the monthly Lundbef'I Letter, an
oU lndmtr:Y trade publication.
government and lnduatry sources.
Oil public.ation editor Emond said-------------------------------------------,
the boycott could cost Iran $20
'"The oll companies released 11
percent less gasoline thia November
than they did at the same time last
year."
Emond said Iranian oil accounts
for about 10 percent of all U.S. im-
ports, but only accounts for about s
percent of U.S. consumption.
•"Tbll boyeoU will mean there'll be
aom...._ lib a 15 to 19 ~t cut·
back tram last year," Emond said.
•-ni. II a "'7 lelious cutback, and
the palJUc bu not faced tbat much, . DOt eftlD &Mt 8llrina. ••
· Bowe•• .. .1cJtalleCabe,=me pa 11 di ...-JMA .... • o.t-t9' 08 c.p., .... ~ dedDoa
W09Jd ·~no larae ebn• in &be
oil aunaw • U.. U.S. .. TM ~ ..... ea bu:r bom
Otber eo.trtM the nearly I00,000 buNla a clay wblch will be lost
beeauae of the embareo, McCabe
said.
Moat American oil firms have
Bwnt ~alled Off
mllllon a day and could be very ef-
fective if the United States avoids
buying lranlan oil indirectly through
third parties.
Actioos such as re-institution of the
odd-even plan, announced by Gov.
Edmund G. Brown Jr. Monday just
minutes after Carter announced the
boycott. would help make the actioo
effective, Emond said.
..It'• quite pmaible the public could
solve tbe problem by cuttin& back on
conaumpOon," be said. "In the lastfew
da;n. we've1een a lot of patriotism and
aatl-Inmiaa demcmtraUom. 1be at-UtudeottMpubllceoanta. ••
Brown ordered all 1' countiea that lmt>lementecl odd .. nn aales lut
9Prt.na to return to tbe plan. All but
three ottboae counties bad dropped the
plan, which restricted 1asoline aales
on even-numbered days to cars with
even-numbered license plates and
odd-numbered plates on odd days.
Roaming Lion Eludes
SearcherA at Fremont
FREMONT <AP) -A search for a
free-roaming lion here bas been
called off after a massive bunt in-
volving four dogs, a helicopter and 40
~ policeDMD.
The search beean early Sunday
after a ball dozen residents in the
Alameda Creek area reported seeing
tbe Boa.
Ser1eant Rieb Phillipa said be
belte•ea the animal belonged to
someone and the owners probably
foundbimadtookbim home.
Be said aearcben are ready to look
for tbe nan if be ii spotted again. •a •-Alen
LOS ANG~ (AP) -Around-
thi&-doc$ fin watches were posted at
three of UCLA'• bi1b·rl1e doraaJ&odel after two fire ~ meat~ found 21 ftre huarda
in UM IMJdlQp.
A UOA apoteem•n said tbe acbool
toot tmnMdlate •tepl to C01'r9Ct tbe YiolaUcml, wblcb I.Deluded mlutna
flre Ma• and est.1apl1ben, a
~ mt u,llt and furalture
and tr9lb in tbe eorriclors.
The lnlpedcln found tbe Yiolations nu. ~ tbe dorms after a ..... of,..... .wma Sunday Dleht.
Tbe ...... wen la effect at Rieber,
l>Jbtra -Bedrtct balla, wblcb trcMMrbam82,..0lbldenU.
~Telre18illla
( Sl'ATE J
continued in Southern California.
"The conduct of the Beverly Hills
police and Los Angeles Co\lnty
Sheriff's Department appears to
have been discriminatory and biased
against the students and in favor of
their attackers," said a resolution
adopted Monday by the ACLU.
While deploring the seizure of the
American Embassy in Tehran and
the holding of its employees as
hostages, the ACLU added that "the
rights of speech and assembly de-
fined in our Bill of Rights extend to
all in our land -includlne non•
citizens.''
lleslder Co CIGse
LIVERMORE, Calif. (AP) -A re.
search nuclear reactor will be abut
down early next year at the
Lawrence Livermore Laboratory here, oftldals 1ay.
Michael Ross, a spokesman for the
laboratory, said the declaloo to de-
commtsaioo the reactor was based on
adm.lnlstraUve 'and ftnuclal criteria .
He aald the reactor coats about tso0,000 a year to maintain.
OfftclaJs aid the reactor la a low-
enera, t.slc rele&reb facUlty tbat is
not tnvolftd ln cootrovenlea over the
potential buuds of plutoniwn at the
Livermore lab. wbicb ia lD the earth· quake ...
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Insulation has
always been a good
long-term investment.
It can cut the
amount of energy
used for heating and
air conditioning sig-
nificantly.* With gas
rates going higher. this
means insulation Pi\YS for
itself even faster than befbre.
And oow there's another good reason
to insulate.
If you are a Southern California Gas
~mpany customer and you insuJate your
attic to the R-19 stan-
dard. you can get $50
off the cost of the job.
Best of all. you save the
$50 regardless of who
does the work. You can
do the job yourself. you
can have it done
by a contractor. or
by the GasC.Ornpany.
Formore infonnation on the $50 savings
call J.800.2.62-9000. From area ~
code 209 call collect 213689-3334.
And help insulate yourself ,,.
against higher energy costs. 99!
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-5ilvings vary. find out wey In the ael"r's fact sheet on R values. Higher R values mean areatcr Insulating power.
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...,., will acbiallt 1•• • U. .,_. ID ~Wm t.Mlr ~·hr~.-. ............. bU..,,... ~.:.-~~~ ........ ~ ~t..rrcaldOa~wWcom to
eoDtl ., .. lM ..-: &Iran wtll JIOt IOOO f~ _ TM ~--•~ of over u embu•r, tbe li•HhNdt.~ Of a Datioo, WU f.DOiilti to put
lt8D -trial bllol• u.. entire dYtlmd ..arid. To bold t cltuma of that naUoo boltaf for 4-Y• an md wu even more OUlrqeoua. But an top of thll, we an ~ to swallow the .. ~ ·illi*lllDID ... tbiD NlliDe wbO b)lllt the
l&llJI ~ 1Je1D1 treated la a ·~lbumue .. manner
a..-of tbe ntlllicKw bellefl of their captorl. u -·t1IDI hOitai9I hiDd IDd toot,. houri .a day and
bJedlq ~ tbein lo tbe meet•• torture of bUDdfolded
Dlmement to darkened rooma coutitutes humane atment, one must qlMiltloa tJae aanity of tboae
rot lu aucb be!Wa, Wb1l6 eommitti.Da an act that
es ftll~. Coavtcted feJOaa aet better treatment
an that.
On top of this, we have the bead of the Iranian
lasloo in WaahlqtOn complalnlnl about baraaaing
bone calla and callln1 an tbe Uatted States to prOtect the
ission a1ainjt a Tebru·tu.e takeover, wJt,b the xtraordlnary statement that. ••Tbe U.S. aovemment hu
e responsibility to protect the (Iranian) embassy."
Will wonders never ceaae?
The same apokesmen assure us Iranians have
thing against the American people, but object only to
e act of the govemement iD refusing to extradite the
~lliag shah.
This while mobs egged on by their leaders are milling
oufb the streets of 'Tehran screaming "Death to the
mencans!"
The moderate Prime Minister, Mehdi Bazargan,
allzed at the outset there was no dealing with these
natics and resigned. Now even the radical Palestine beratioo Movement -no stranger to terrorist tactics
-bas given up the attempt to mediate and withdrawn
m the scene. Clearly, many Iranians legitimately in this country
ave been shocked by the behavior of the Khomeini
!fanatics. 'Ibey should not all be tarred with bis bloody
brush. But those Iranians who have abused their student
as ~artictpated in unlawful actions here should be
sid for deportation.
The United States should promptly close down all
gencies of the existing Iranian regune in this country,
en pull out of Iran as soon as possible. No economic
eed, and no amount of g()()dwill Justifies trying to deal
th a government of barbarians, a government totally
thout integrity. We can do without Iran's oil. And we
~an do without Iran.
Regardless of the fate of the hapless hostage$. the
(Jnited States -and the world -will not soon forget tb1a
'1lisgraceful episode.
UCI Needs TLC
!'\> The wrinkles are $tarting to show. ~ That's what administrators are discovering at UC
Irvine as the comparatively youthful campus begins to
• experience the aches and pains of age.
Chancellor Daniel Aldrich Jr. and other campus of·
., icials say the monex just isn't in ~e budget to keep up :with the kinds of maintenance worries that seem to
multiply as the years roll by. Problems such as weeds that only grow bigger.
.Sprinkler beads that refuse to sprinkle. Irrigation
•stems that won't irrigate. Buildings that get older and
vumpier. Utter which only seems to proliferate even
· more. Landscaping and general upkeep that don't keep
':Up. ~. Since future budget prospects seem bleak indeed in
light of priorities for other aspects of campus operation,
tlie university can weather this period of untidiness only
it is shown a little more tender loving care from those
ho use it.
Aldrich said be would like to see more sensitivity to
bow much individual actipos affect the appearance of the
school. • Thts is not an unreasonable thing to expect
}'levertbeless, it is an unhappy circumstance that a newer
mpus such as Irvine should begin to enter its physical·
troublesome years at a time When monies aren't there
r keeping up a pretty face.
• Opinions expressed In the apace above are those of the Dally Piiot.
Other views expressed on thla page are thoM·Of thetr authors and
lsta. Reader comment la Invited. Address The Daily Pilot, P.O.
1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (714) 642--4321.
Boyd/Practic~
BJL. .. llOYD
Item -.C In our Love and War ma'a ft.le ta an aplana-
Uaa bJ a tbeok»llcal student of wbr be broke off bis
a1a1emeat with the lead
1oprano in hla cburcb'1
ebolr: ''EnrJU.me .....
to1etber. 1be'd pause OC·
euloDallY •. :dole hel' eya. Ud bald·hll'bn:ath until lbe
-Nd JD the fact. I~
it WU IGIDe IOrt of rout1De
luq aerdae to lmpnve ber
•lDcinl-But ber ailtel' Mt me ltl"allbL Sbe ,,.. practicinc
blUlhlna. I doa't want a atrt
who lia1 to practice blasbiJll. ••
Oddi nm 900 to cee tlult
JOG wm't RaJ GD tM l&IDe Jot. for• laai u 10 yean.
Q. Gnrrbappen doett bite
DeolM.. tbeJ1 -·A-.' lt uppeu. TbeJ'H .... ..,.. to .. t.be ,.,...
off balldln••· cbew_.rup et.' ... ~ DeODle With ·Jaw_ltnQjaa lo1draw
• Belon tbi1 10 that far, Utoqb, ill•7: uaallt
wJpe -t;llil plat •••
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Richard Reeves
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8TILLt It ml,a.t be dellnllle
to permlt. newly appointed
J:~ t.o be OPPH•d b)'
qi encl'd1tes at the ant
elecUm foUowtq appolntmeat
In • -tlml CIGlJ conftrmatlan by tbe elec:tonte. 1'boM Wlmdnl
bJ' a dlreet actloD ot tbe voters would tben be en1lt1ecl to life ·
t.erma GD .-S behavior.
Some tboalht too, 1bould be
ctven to • mtnlmum •••. It
hardly aeem• appropriate to
have thole IO YOUDI tba baye
bad little n:perieoee In 8.fe, let
alone the pracUoe of law. a1ttiDc
ID judcznmt ot otben.
Tbe comtttuUoQ preaently re-
qui rea only that. one be a
member at tbe bar for ftYe years
to be a munidpal Jade• Cll' 10
years for anJ otber Judpsbip.
But one can be a member ol tbe
bar yet be totally wttboat ez.
perleoee ID tbe practice of law.
Al.lo an1ooe. GJlder that pro-
viliml. could conceivablJ be a
jud1e ol any court at ... 30 or
thereabout.a. Considertns the
fact tbat. aft.er 20 yean u a
Judie there ia a diltlnct·teodeo-
cy to become crusty and set ln
one's ways, the public mi&bt
fare beUer lf retirement a1e and
20 yean of Mrvlce bapplb eoin·
cided. ln any event -thele are
considerations which should
figure m Hohndahl's next effort.
COnnally's Israel Stance May Backfil!e
NEW YORK-John Connally
ran the first national com·
merclal of bis presidential cam·
paign oo Oct. 30. He s poke for
fl ve minutes on the CBS
network, but the people I saw
the next day remembered only--
one senteqce: the one where
Connally said he was .. the can·
didate of tbe forgotten
American ... wbo goes to
church on Sunday and believes
in prayer in schools."
Jews go to cburcb--Or tem-
ple-<>n Saturday, and most of
them don 't
•be Ii eve in prayers in
publi'C
schools. And I
happened to
b e spending
Oct. 31 in a
se ri es of
meeting s
with Amer·
lean Jewish
leaders.
I ended that day and the next
convinced tbat American Jews
will do what.ever they can to
destroy Connally politically.
PERSONALLY, watching
Connally over the put couple of
weekl, I've concluded that be is
elther a knave or a fool, prob-
Charles McCabe
ably a bit of each. Connally Ls a
tough, shrewd professional, and
I assumed be knew exactly what
be was doing two weekl ago
when be called for "Palestinian
self·det.ermination" and SUI·
-gested 1hat a more-independent
Amencan policy on Israel ml&bt
serve "broader American in·
te rests in lbe Middle East.··
Broader interests. of coune, is a
euphemism for Arab oil.
WREN SOME American Jews
griped about that. as Connally
must have known they would, he
countered that be is a "friend''
of Israel and would never U4' the
Jewish state's "liberty" to 'the
price of oil." It was againat that
background that the candidate.
knavishly, 1 think, be1an talking
about church, Sunday and
prayer.
And foollably, too. What Coo·
nally wanted to do wu to aet
himself a})8rt from the crowd ol
Republican candidates cbalJq.
ln1 the party's front-runner.
Ronald Reqan. Maybe be._ ac-
compllabed that, but the prloe ii
too bigb. You have to eonclude
that Connally calculated that be
could get away with tapplna
America's real but essentially
benign anti-Semitism, plttllll
the Chriatian majority a11tmt
the small Jewish mloority-e
minority that barely eIJSt.5 lD
the Republicao Party.
I DOUBT IT will wo rk ;
Americana_. Republican and
Democrat. treasure their self.
imaee of falrnesa. Asawnina the
wont, which I do, even ii Coo·
nall7 Sot away with it ln the
Republican primaries.
something I doubt, Jewish
Democrats will be waitine for
him in the l'etleral election. U
am wi1llnc to bet that Jewish
political eootributors, '!fbo have
tradiUooally sapplied ball the
financing of tbe DemocraUc
Party, will contribute to Coo-
naJ.lTs Republican opponenta ii
Ile beclm to do at all well ID next
year•1 early primaries.>
Altboqb JeW9 account for
less than 3 percent of the COUl)-try'a popnl1tton. tbeJ cut a lit·
tle more thm I pen:ent of the
votn. (Blacb, by contrast,
make up more than 12 percent of
the population, but east only
about 7 perceat of tbe oatioaal
vote.) And the Jewish vote ia
concentrated where it counts,
particularly in New York and
California-and no moderate
candidate bas won the presiden·
cy without carr')'lnl either or
both of the biggest states.
Besides. screwing Israel is
lousy foreign policy. Israel ls not
the cause of oil blackmail; it's
part of the defense against the
shakedown. Money ii the cause .
w~ tt«t a military--presence in
the Mlddle East and Israel ls it.
Anyone who was naive enough to
believe tbat the oU producers
would become pbilantbroplsts ii
we sold out llrael, must have
bad their eyes opened by Iranian
threat.a to cut off the oil lf we did
not extradite tbe shah, or his
bead, to the ayatollah. That had
not.blDJE to do with Israel, and
the.e folb are coi.ng to 1et ev-
eryt.hi.n& they can fl'Om ua for as
1oo1 as the)' ean -lsrael or oo
Israel.
ONE MORE TBOVGBT:
Some at the people ealliDf for us
to abandon larael would be bor·
rifted if we ac:tually did thaL
Saudi Arabia, foe one, ii depen·
dent on our good word aad
stron1 military -Just Ute
lsrael.
In tbe end, I don't thlbk Oon·
nalJ7'1 nasty bl~r will mean
much. American Jews ean cer·
taloly take care of their own
without much help from me.
And Connally! Jobo ConnallY, I
think, will end up beine too
clever by balf.
Jerry Brown No Longer Has Mystery to Help Him
another California freak oa tbe
make.
He defines b1I own bnod ~
cbamea.on politic• wit.bout a
1mile. You paddle a little OD tbe
left and a little OD tbe rtlbt. and
th.at keepi JOU ioiDI ltnlcbt abead. Aa man t,han one penoo
bu pointed out., tbat ta ID ft·
ce1lellt -of lmtrueUGDI --)'OU are ta1l1aa 1D calm waten.
TD WA2'08 of '•fTJ Brown an aQtb1na bat calm. Re l'Qt
up to btl ~nlll wba be ut·
teNd ~ ----~-~ call f(lr a ~t:ttutioaal OOQWtD-
tiOD to bJluc• tbe federal
bu.#f:" waten were •· _., a.
deed nm ~ '4itllalatare """" roct. b1I ntoe1 tbNe tlmea -• L•Cl•lature with Demlcratlc
majorttlel In both boulee. After
the thlrd over·t.brow, ~ ·, ~1a1 aJde to,...,., opined: 0 J'lCldlDI
for caUMI JOU beUne In WtMo
the oddl are •&•ln•l rou la
leadenblp." That •DODJIDCMll
atde d•m-ed the coftted St.
Jpatiua Loyola m.clalllon for
,.
sophlatry under nre.
A sound rec~t analysis of
Jerry's trek toward obscurity
was aiven b~ a 1brewd
Kar7land Democratic polltl·
clan, Tom D' Alleaandro, one of
Brown'• earliest 1upport.en for
the PraideDq ln JJ71:
/ .. 1saaY aaowN la in a
much different poUtioo now. He
WU a 1111Ste1'7 man tbea, tb1I
uaique 70un1 maa from out
West, wbo oame lo on a
wblrhrlncl. Then wu a lot at curioait1 UOUt blm tben. There
wa1 al.lo a Be:pGbllean PNll•
dent. Now we've 1ot a
Democratic Prelldent. People
DOW ettbet like or dlallke Je.rry
Brown. Tbl m,rttery la aone." It eure la. A measure of bow tar lt bu acme ls bla foolllb ln·
tenentlon In tbe Chad Green
case. and the fact that practlcal-
ly nobodJ wu 1urpriled by the
lenltbt to which tbJa articulate,
lnnon*"' brilllaDt Yount IOV· emor will stqop for votea.
Chad Green wu the a.year-old
cancer vtctlm taken by bl•
' -
parents to T\juana for Laetrile
treatment, in defiance of a
Ma11acbu1etts court order.
That any court anywhere would
extradite parents under such
traflc clrcumstances is near to
unt inkable.
Pan shot to Bolton, where tbe
ineffable JerTY ls tal1rin1 to a
Boaton reporter. Be 1wean be
would atve tbe Greens sanctuary
iD Callfomla add deny utndi·
tion lf the M .... chusetu court
should press cbar1ea.
PONTIPICATED Jerr7: .. Tbere may be outr.,eou1 lJl.
1tancea where cblld ae11ect w
cblld abuH ta 1ucb a clear ln-
•tance that tbe llah llHIA In·
tettene, but I tblnk that the In·
1tance1 wbeH cblldrtnl are
taken away from tMlr paNllU
ln the IUlM of modern ldlDce
1boald tie few." ThouCb the latter Dart Of that statement ls abort ol clear, CJDe
th1D1 ls ampb' cleu': Je1T1'1 In.
tan tloft WU not GDlJ UDCaDlid
for but wbolly UDCODYlDclq.
Tbat ls tbe me11ve that JWl'J
bu sane flOGl cndltilltt.J.
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Aging Star'• Glitter Gone
LOS ANGELES (AP) -ne old
woman aat on the aad-looklna
porcbc:U.lnted to a picture in a book "A Pictorial History ol
the Screen."
.. Now t.hLs ls me ln the movie
'Sboe1,' a Uni venal picture," abe
said, pdntin1 to a pbotosrapb.
TUB MAaY •ac:LAaEN
portrayed in the boot -a aUent
screen actress -LI a far cry from
the llary 14acLaren who, at tbe
a1e of 79, spenda most of her da1I
with her peta oo the porch ID trc.u
of ber lllmbatbn Place bome. nme bu taken tta toll oo tbe ac-
t re 11. She ba1 become a
bewildered tenant ID tbe onc:e-
irand bome boulht by .bes: JDOUaer
'ID U17. Sbe bu the nm of only two
I rooms. ooe ot tbem ftlthy and
1melly.
Her book LI lined with tbe ~uto
ll'apba ol the bl1 namea of ber
era: Ramon Navarro, Mary
Pickford, Jobmly Mack Brown.
"Ken Maynard, Gloria Swauon
•nd many others. AQlODI her
~friends were Douglu Fairbanb
and Rudolph Valentino.
BUT TBESB DAYS Illas
[ llacLano bu no mit to care for
ber and baa lolt eoatrol ol ber
bome.
II~ of it has been converted in-to what James Griffis, a former
magician, calls tbe Evangelical
Cethollc Church of Jesus Christ.
''He bypootized me into giving
away my home! Ob, I can't tell
you what I'm going through," said
Mia• MacLaren.
ALL SHE BAS left is a fairly
ti.dy downstairs room, with an old
couch and assorted faded paint·
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Four 1980
model diesel-powered can manufac-
tured by Mercedes-Ben.I have been
appTOVed by the at.ate Air Resources
Board for sale in California.
Mercedes, which becomes the
second ARB-approved car followin&
Police Ousted
UNADILLA, N.Y. (AP) -Bell-
denta in tb1a vlllaee of 900 voted to
abolllh tbe local police foree -an
actmc clUet and four part-time ot-flcen. Tbe ~IQ retenmdum vote
ebded a ftTe-moatb battle beta em of.
tleen, wbo bad outftUed tbe police car out ol tbelr own poeteta, and
Yllla1e oftlclall, wbo relmed to relm·
bunetbem.
inJ•, and an upetaira room with
piles ol traah, animal waste and
an old mattrea• on wblcb Miu
MacLaren and her do11 often
sleep.
Griftla, who calla himself "tbe
Bishop," aclmita receivt.na an or-
der from the county Department
of Health to clean up the room, but
does not explain wby tbe room
was aDOW'ed to remain in such
1bape for the year since be moved
in.
RB DOES NOT acmowledp re-
porta that the dty ol Loe Anlelea
bu aaked him to stop uuq the
house u a "mlaloo" or that M1aa
llacLareo lives in misery.
Ilia llacLaren's lawyer and
lonsttme friend, 'Robert Gllnes,
notilled the Health be~ -
a move which could lead to
permanent conservatorahlp for
her and possibly return of the
ownership of her home.
•'The county ls seekinl a COD·
servatorsbip for her. God knows
she needs someone to take care of
her," said Giles. "She lives in that
boUle with six dop, five cats, and
three million rues -alld if lhe'a
taken aWQ from there, it would
WI ber. 117 God. lt'• plutul."
A •OYB TO appoint tbe county
,public guardian aa Kha
JrfacLaren's conservator is un-
derway, and could come up for a
bearing within three weeks. Every
effort wU1 be made to allow the
woman to stay in her home, said
Public Guardian Gordon
Treharne.
Until~ Miss MacLaren will
continue to sit on her old porcb,
pet her dogs and argue with the
man who operates bis church out
ofberbome.
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"WS ~DOW what worb, ..
aald tbe 8'lr1eoo Geoeral'a ~on
lmokln1 and Health, lnued lD
.JUUl'J.
formal anU·cl1arett. pro1ram1
!eaturtna OOUP tberaPJ aod eoumet-
tq. CGlft,..,. flOtD .Wld .. to -« men, 4Mpmdi•I oa complalty
aad 1poa1or1blp. Tb• National ll!!!!~!J!~~!!!!!!i~~~ii~~ Caneer IDIUtate aa1• tbat AeCW = ratel ftr'I. • Miii tbt;. pneral.
1
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flt people to Slv• up cisaretle9 for 3' boun; 1pamon tbeD mp thole wbo
quit for a day to trJ to bnat tbe
babtt fOI' IOOd.
a.nnrben from 20 percent to • ,,..
teat OI tbj paitldpenta ID fcirmal DO-THE MAllET r=~ procrama AT tbe)' an ef. I 15 WIDE OPEN
Tbe cancer IOdetJ aays that a •ur· ~•1 by tbe Gallup cqanlgtton in·
dlcU. tUt 14 mWloD .people-a lit-tle more than one-foUtb of tbe
amok .. In tbe natkm-~ ba 1Ut 7M1'1 smoUout: T._-cls
r.reeat of the would-be 4altlen or .I m10klia people m--.ed to mp for a.=: a.• mlllloQ of tbllil wre
atlU .~ •• 10 daJt liter.
A WBBK BBPOSB the new amok~ tbe cancer IOdety 1ald
1moldna WU "tbe most preventable cause~ dlMue'' and ursed tbe aov-
ernment to take ltJ'oDCer stepa to 1ee that A.merlcam pve up clpreUel. •
"Cleartna the Air: A Gulde to Qult· uni Smoldq,'' ll av.U.ble, at no
cbar1e, from Dept. esoo. Comumer lnlormation c.iter, Pueblo, Colo.,
81009. l
()QCe ,_ • .,.' QGtt. a.p trd of
10U1' ptqpW. lf'ake a not. ol tbe G• aet at. Joa W 7f1'il'_ 1ut dpniUe I ud ..,_ ,,,.,, .. .,. ...........
cancer IOdltJ ..,.. llab 1tt • laJ"ll caJmdv ad aw off Mcb deJ ,_
10 ~ • dpret&e. !loee tbe amoan1 of wr ,_..,. awd; .a.-i
a moatJa or· '°•-pa . lboald laave
enoqbf('f. ~treat.
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SACRAllZNTO (AP) -An
Iqlewood auto m.cbantc Jaa bem
senteeld to• mmtba ID Jail for fail. tn1 to llY• cu1tomer1 written
estimatea and Ule1all7 char81n1
more than bi.I ..u.mac.d costs, tbe
state BureaU of Aut.omatift Repair
announced. Tbe Jail term wa Im·
po.ed by • i.o. A.qelee llaaidpal
Court Juda• qalmt Olee Parter. owner of the Olee Tra.namiuion Center. .. ................................ ....
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Oranae County's eoa1Wne durtn1 a joint ap· pearance Friday on Channel 1J11 "Soutbern
Callfornla luuel." The procram ain at 10 a .m .
••• PaoPOSED i'EDEaAL lesialat.ioo that would
affect John Wayne Airport'• DOlae plan dJed wtth
one bill, only to be. reborn in another ooe, Oraoee
County Qiperviaor Thomas Riley said .
In a le Uer addreaaed to Republican
Jot. wUl tnn'taM for OrMP
Cout Nlklelitl ID tM deea&t
allee4 bat U. traftlc coa~ wW _. It 41tftcult to .. to
tbem un1H1 traul bablt1 ctauae. n....,. llemenU ot a study
Wblda &bowl that ball 1he eocmo
t1'• populaUoa powtb b7 1188 wW occur 1D the area that in-cludei Coit.a 11 ... lrvtne. Hunt-la. toa Beacb. Saa Juan
Capl.traDo, Lal\IDA Nl,uel ud
Mllllon V\eJo. -
THE TWO· YEA&. $$91,000
tranaportaUoa atudy by the COD·
s ulttna ltrm of Paraona.
Brlnterboff, Quade and Douclas
waa ordered by tbe Ora.nae County Tran1portation Com-
mlsalon to collect data to plan
the county's transport.aUon
needs. .
The tran1portation expert.I
projeded there will be a USS
percent crowtb in job& in the
coutal bub area of the county u
opposed to a 79 percent increase
elsewbere. Tbe 1tudy predicts
dramatic lncrease ln trafflc con-
1eation unless solutions are
t'wldlf, NO¥e111b1t 13, 1179
toad. •
Tbe CGlllUltaDts Pinpoba&ed UM ana tUt wW bt &ansest blt by
lDeNllMd vtibkle tratftc.
Tbat ~ WU deftDed U tbe trtan_.. formed by tbe Cotta
lltl& ll'reewa1 oa tbe Welt and
tbe uaklD of tbe San °'* and Santa Ana Freeways OD the east.
With that lo mlDd, traDJJ)Orta·
tlon r.::.:::t• bav. centered tbelr oo wbat bu been
dub'bed the Santa Ana
TrUlportatloo Corridor.
TBAT TA&GET A&EA in-
cludes a apace tbree to alx miles
·on either aide of the freeway l'UDll1DI from the Loa Aqeles
COUDtY line on the north and the San Dieeo county Une to tbe
aoutb.
Plannen aald they must find
waya to improve tnmportation
flow wttbin tbe corridor aa the
flnt step toward relievlne tbe
bleak ~ future palnted by tbe .
AltemaUves for the corridor's
future are being aoupt b1 a
wk foru with representatives
from : Orange County Transit
OAILY PflOT II J J
Dlltrlet. Oran1e Couat;,
Tra.n1p0rtatlon Commlllloa. tbt
Callfornla Department of~
Transportation ~ the Soutbltru
CalUomla ANoclatloo ol OoV·
rnmem.. i
ZQerW coD<*le •major~ I &em wW be ftDdiu a way to
move a net~ of commuter-
carr')'lDC bUles amcma the aa.m•
crowded ftaewaya used by
automobile tra•elen. Alao. there't the la1ue ~de-:
cldiq wbere to locate so-called
•tramit staUou and bow may staUons are needed to accom-,
modate travelers wbo will drtve •
their autoe to tbe ataUoa and
then board bulet to their ul·
Umate destlnatiom.
ANOTUEa P&OBLEM to be
atudied by tbe tult force ta the
trucking of Soutbem Callfornla's
goods.
Betwee n 6,000 aod 11,000
trucks use various portldaa f1f
the Santa An.a Freeway dally •
within Oran1e County. Trucb
movtpg Orange County'• food
and, mate rial goods will be
caught up ln tbe same traffic
crunch as commuters. ~YWOMAN llAaIAN Berpton, R·
Newport Beach, i1 one of three California
lelblaton asked by state SIQ>erintendent of Public
lnstnldkm WUaoa Riles to att.eDd beariflCI in Mon·
terey tb1s week by tbe Education Commtuion of
the States.
Congressman Robert Badbam, Riley realftnned ~-----------------------------------------------------------------c,
tbe county's stance against provtaions of a bill that
would exempt virtually all two and tbree-enstne
aircraft from Federal Aviation Administration
noise reawatlons.
Mn. Berceeon is vice chairman or tbe As-
sembly Education Committee.
Under terms of lhe bill pending in ConJlUs
operatort of auch aircraft could avoid complying
with federal noise re1ulations scheduled ror im· ••• plementatlon iD 1985 .
aEl'S. SOBEaT Badham, R·Newport Beach,
and JiJrry Patterson, D.santa Ana, are acbeduled '
to discuu tbe urban national part proposed for
The ftfth district supervisor cautJoned that,
altbouSh the original bill, HR 3942, bad died, the
noise provisions had been amended lDto HR 3440.
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old senior vice president
and finance chairman of
Mccann-Erickson Jnc.,
died Sunday at his home
m Leesburg, Va.
ST . PAUL, Minn.
CAP) -The Rev. War-
ren A. Qaaabeck. 62, a
Lutheran theologian and
a member ol the govern-
ln g committee of the
World Council or
Churches. dJed Sunday
of cancer.
LONDON <AP)
Dimitri Tlomkln, 85.
who composed 160 mov-
ie scores and won four
Oscars, including one
for "High Noon." died
Sunday.
NEW YORK CAP>
Samuel Adler, 81,
abs tract pai nter,
sculptor and educator,
died Monday after an ill-
ness or several months.
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Nets $10,000
NEW YORK (AP) -Saun Heeter remem·
ben July U, 1978. Her attacker'• laqbter and her
panicked 1crum1 reaound in her memory. Tbe
Jmowleqe that her auailant wu a New York City
poU~eman la, ahe aay11 no comfort.
Susan Hee1er, a 26-year-old former creative
writln1 teacher at the University ot Virginia, wu
arreated for proeUtution July u , um.
IBS NU&l:D A P••mm. a&Tl'DU car,
heard rowdy volcea and detoured down a side
1tnet. It WU dark, deeerted. Sbe bepn to Joi
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~r~!~~~~-5'=-:n::~ silk print tonight: black on white my fear. Then I realized be wu followtna me.
"I wu l!'abbed from behind by the hair and
pulled down. I waa screaming, lying on the
sidewalk OD my back. He bad b1a knee ln my
stomach. He wu wuhaven, wearing a T-shirt and
jeans. He wu leering at me and lrinning. I
thou1ht be was lddnappln1 me. I kept 1creamln1
for the police."
8l18AN BEEGEll DIDN'T KNOW THAT the
man wu Frank Costantino, a plainclothes cop.
Costantino later said a pmrtitute idenWled Ma.
Hee1er u the woman who robbed her in Jail the
n11ht before.
'''Ibe man who pulled me to the sidewalk
never showed me Identification," 11he said. "When
the regular police came, they told me to abut up
and do what I wu told."
Flnally it became clear to Ms. Hee1er that
Costantino thoqbt abe wu a prostitute and it
became clear to Costantino that Ma. Heeger wu
not a Pl'Oltitute. The prostitute who ldenWied her
aaid Ma. Hee1er wasn't the woman who robbed
her after all.
MS. REEGER CALLED THE NEW York
chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union.
Eqer to overturn a atate law enablln1 police to
arreat women suspected of loitertnc for the
purpose of prostitution, the NYCLU took her cue.
''My attorney found at leut etsht ctvtliao
complainta filed by women picked up unjuatly for
pro1Ututlon," ahe 1aid. "And maybe the police will
treat prostitutes a Utile better from now OD -
althoqh I aueaa that'• probably a blt much to bopefor."
Sek of Sclwol?
Everybody Was
HUGO, Okla. <AP> -"Our teacher aaid,
• Anybocty who feel.a alct can JUlt run to the
bathroom,' and everybocty 1ot up and ltaned run-
ninl·" The unldenUfted 1tudent wu deacrtblna 1
wa.e ot Wneu that bit her acbool Monday when
1tudeata and faculty bt1an "f aJ.llnt 11.ke rues, ..
vomltiq and complaio1al ot cnmP1 and dlamea
aft.tr a aebool luncb of beef taCOI, okra and peach
cobbler. Docton laJd DOH of t.bt eom. l'70 tictima WU liktlJ to die, but tom• mJtb& ••wtab tbty were dtact.••
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relOrt. The bright charm
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PJCnJaJtS A1CD ftOfllllS adan !di bom• merlooldDI the back bQ .,.. bl Newpcrt. but not
all an for-b1a butetbaU aeeocDPlllhmeDu. Ho II
Lavolved LG teams doublel ~ tbeM ~ to keep
b1a hand lD sports and bla ~cal ciGa4ltioo at
almoet tbe aame weisht be held wb1le playtq in
the NBA.
0 lt mam a lot to me for thae people to ove
me um boool' toal&bt." he qya. ".Wben you are
plafinl and pt some awards, you ab.rue them off.
Bat to have people honor you aa loal after you
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most, not lbavtng until be wu 21. When be did
mature, be we1ibed but 190 pounds on a g.s frame.
At stanrorc(, tie liet(l\lie coaference scortn1 rec·
ord, breaklD& a mark set by the famed Hank
Luisetti 11 yeara earlier.
As a pro, be was the first player to score over
2,000 points lD one season and when be did lt, be bit
2.001 to break George Mtkan's NBA record by
more than :50 points. He did it with a drivtna jump
shot from the perimeter.
.... Wbeo I flnt started in the pros, there were
sun a lot of 1QYS who couldn't score. Now every·
body can.'' be says.
ms BIGGF.ST TBBDJ. lD basketball came
when the Stewart Chevrolet team of San Francisco
oo which be played defeated the famed Pblllips
Oilers ln triple overtime .in the AAU tournament in Denver. He was blgb po1.0t man ror the winners in
that game and was named MVP for the second
year
When the AAU was al its peak, many players
by passed the NBA.
"l think Phillips had the second or third best
team in the country, pro or amateur," Yardley
says. "'Ibey bad an outstaod.lng group of players
and got the best from the colleges each year. They
all had jobs with Pbilllps Petroleum and some are
still there in executive capacities.
"When the AAU started to dwindle, I decided
to go professional beeauae I had the idea that I
waoted to ti')' lt witb the belt playen in bultet·
. ball."
He .spent ..,.,c~epa lD &be NBA after :g1n1
wtdt. l'Grt .. .,.. Be eJso p&a)'ed tlrtefty tbe
Detroit 1'btom and ror two years wtth Srracuse
before Nt1rtDg.
New Jersey Finds
A Gem in Meyers
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. CAP> -New Jersey Gems owner
Robert Milo reels that Ann Meyers is worth every penny be iJI go-
ing t.o pay her because she will bring instant credibility t.o the
Women's Professional Basketball League.
THE A880CIATED PR~ learned Monday that Meyen will
• sign a th.fee.year contract Wednesday worth $130,000, with $50,000
for this season and M0.000 for each of the next two years.
11 "She adds credibility to the league. She is someone a lot of
I people want to see because she had the guts to do what ahe did,"
n Milo said. "She will bring excitement to the league and help other
teams fill seats. She will also be the superstar
which our league needs."
Meyers, who failed in her bid t.o make the
Indiana Pacers and become the fint woman in
the National Basketball Association, will forfeit
her $50,000 broadcasUng job with the Pacen to
join New Jersey.
The 5-10, 24-year-old Meyers will be in uni·
form when the Gems open their second season
Saturday night with a home game againat
Wuhington.
Meyers will be introduced Wednesday dur·
,....... Ing a news conference at Giants Stadium.
•'The contract is atraldlt pay, with no deals," a IOUl'Ce told
The AP ... la it unusual for her to make less money in her second year
than ber ftnt? Wbat'1 to say ahe will be worth more 1D ber aecood
year? Phal. tbe$50,000from tbe Pacers waa just forth.la ~um."
FINAL DBTAILI of the former UCLA star's contract were be-
lnl worbd oUt Yooday niabt and were to be presented to the
leape Glllce fot approval Tuesday.
Tbe Gem. Mel a ~25 record last seuoc, the nnt for tbe WBL.
Tbey Dt •·°'* ud Milo, Who bou&ht the team two months ago, Hid be.._ .. eipect to mate money for three yean.
...,_., ....... Mlotiatina rilhta beloqed to tbe Houston ....Step
''ll'f nm DA& at Port Wayne, I didn'• NJ Iii IS *iiOl pmes, ''be reealls. ''Tbea Fred ~uw <~~::" coach> wa tnded to N•• Yon.SI W4Jbamd.
·•11o11aa w boWD u the mater ftaer. He
WU A~ the latr.M!I year I WU and played •boat~~ found out about bis eoa-neetJom wtth and told him tbeJ bad bil :t!:.e. ~ would ove him one mon
•• WlddD ds~ after they told him th1a be
plated IDOtber. llef: OD the SAm. llbc-' and ;. ..
tbrouah. After be left, I aot to atari a Uttle bit and play more."
Tbe cloeelt bia team ever came to wtnnlng the
cbampjomblp wu 1D a series with Boltoo. "We
bad the lead wtth leu than a mloute to play and
lost lt. They weat on to beat the llbmeapoUa
Lakers for tbe cbampionabip. That's bow close we
came ad 1f we bad beaten eo.toa, I'm sure we
could bave woo tbe tJUe because we d1dn't )oee a game to MlDDeapoijl that year."
1'llB fOllT WnNE TEAii incloded Dolpb
SeBobab ~-Larry Costello. Hal Greer, John KeJT,
Hoptiqll ad Al Bianchi a.moq otben aloaa witb y anne,..
When be quit, be left tbe ea.me for a full year. turn.tq his back oa lt.
. "I had a ooce-in·a·Wetime opportunity to go
Ulto business. It was a case of doing tt. then or not
at all. Besides, Diana Chis wife) and l bad children ,
. about ready to at.art school and we d1dn't want to
m~ve them around during the season."
He never entertained t.boUlhts of coaching_
"I enjoy engineering because it i.s far more
mentally stimulating," be says. "Besides, I don't
th.ink I bave the patience to drill people day aft.er
day in the aame plays. There never was a play run
property, anyway.
"When a SUY 1ets the ball, be forgets au about
the plays in a pme aatuauon, most of the time.
.. TODA rs PIA YERS are a lot smarter but l
don't think the money is helping them. There's
always somebody else around wbo can get 1t from
them by offerina a bad investment. Then wben
they get through, the y suddenly find they bave JO
or 40 more years to do something else and they
aren't prepared.
"And the money doesn't have what 1t takes to
make a person happy in itself.
"When I quit. I missed basketball but I dido 't
attend a game. 1 became so involved in buaioes.s
that I divorced myself from the game entirely.
"First to survive and second to take my mind
off of basketball.
"Wben I was ready to quit. I tried to eet
Syneaae to trade me to tbe Laken who b..S just
mOffd to Los Aqelel but tbe7 wouldD 't do it. If ~ bad, I would have played for tbe Laken and
the balk a& the aame Ume.
••1 filif!D n for laalf • _. tbe oat year
C8ee YilDLEY, Pace BU
~·-..... aM; were unable to alp ber. the New Yon Stan trte.. 1'W llllil7 lilio were UD1UCcesaful. llUo and Gema took owr.
'We 'Rft tlae eel1 team that provided the type of lneentive
ADD ,... ""*'• far. NotJ:,t money, bat the ebance for advertia· ma t I r1 • • r•,'" aald • wbo owm an advertfl.lq apoey.
Philadelphia ]>lace kicker Tony Franklin,
noted for h.ia barefooted boota, watcbel hia
59·yard field s<>al sail t:hrouah the ul>Nbta durinl the F-agles 1ame with DallU Mon·
day. Ea&lee kept their playoff hopes alive
with a 31·21 upset over the Cowboys. The
kick was second lOJl&est in NFL hiatory.
See story OD P.,e 83.
Vlaul: a:o. ABC'• eamera
mea. tmbla "1> for 1t10 Winter
Olympia, are sreat and 1etd.nl
areater.
AINll9: 7.0. Wlbelt ra.nklna ln
thb cateaorJ tllia 1ear.
AtldftOIO/orUW~.
Beat ltH: rraok Gifford.
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attallllt at baiDe alnee that~ tone OCCllloo wbeft ''Sir FnDida beat tbem OD Tbu.rw4Q {alOl CID
ABC."
Y ARDl.EY AS A PtSTON
Takers
Coach
Improves
LOS ANG ELFS CAP l -Coach
Jack McKinney of the Los
Angeles Lakers continues to
make small but steady prognss
in his recuperalJon from inJunes
suffered to a bicycle accident..
the National Basketball Associa·
lion team announced Monday
"He as undergomg continwng
d1agnost1c testing ,·· said a
spokesman for the Lake rs. "Until
these are evaluated further , no
definitive conclusion can be
reached a.s to the speed of his re-
covery and a potential timetable
for bis return t.o cbacbing.
"It is the doctor's opinion that
no additional inlonnalloo can be
provided at this time.··
The 44-year-old McKinney suf.
fered bead lltjuries and a frac-
tured rlebt elbow in last
Thursday's accident. McKinney
remains at Uttle Company of
Mary Uospttal in nearby Tor· '
ranee.
Tbe Laten are 2~ und« in-
te rim bead coacb Paul
Westbead, wbo the team aaJd
.Friday will serve in that caped· ·
ty until McKinney i.tt able to re-t turn to bia duties.
Bostock
Trial Starts
CROWN POINT. Ind. CAP> -Tbree women Jurora were
cboeen MondaJ at tbe ltart of
tbt MC!ODd murder trial of a J
Oaey, Ind.. man accused 1D the ' aboolilll death of Callfomia i
An1ela bueball star L11Dan j
Bostock.
Bostock, t1, WU llam Se~ 23,
lt71. U be and two otben At lD
a. car with tbe MtnQCed wUe of 1 the defendant, Leanard Smith, Jl.
Aa earUer tda1 lut Ja)1 ....
nit.cl iD a mlltrtal att.c-the
Juron ~ 1lliMbM to rwolw a ...... tWlr Mliberatiam.
8mltb, .. an unemploJect
leMlwonar, bad pleaded lDDo!
'mt b; NMOD Of 1Diian1t7, but t w o c o u r t a p p o I a. ejt P•rdllatrt.ata teatlhed that 69 wu ADe at tbe Wne Bol1ock' ) w.u atam.
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eos., IJ"Mt ~ Ball, OD why be plans to 11'8Cfually wortr bia wa1 back Into the Wlnnlpq Jeta pie· tare: ••A IVY 40 years o&d doesn't 1U1> beck u quickly
.. • 25-year~d OI" • 30-year-old. ..
W 1111, 811e...,_ ..... 1·2 la AP P.U
Tbe Top r'!::lf taama lD The Asaociat.ed
Preu cioDese . poll, with flrSl-place votes in m-m pa.reDtbelea, and records.
l. AJabema <M> f.CM>
2. OIUo St.ae (14) 1CMM>
3. Nebraaka (5) 940
4. So. California (12) 9-0-1
S. Florida Slate 9-0-0
6. Tex.aa (13) 7+0
7 . Otlaboma 8-1-0
8. Arkansas ( lJ) 8· 1-0
9. Houston (lJ) 8-1-0
10. Brigham Young 9-0-0
11. PttUbur1b
12. Purdue
U. Mldllgan
14.Clemson
15. Auburn
1&. w aabinitoo
11. w ab Forat
18. Temple
19. Teaneaaee
20. (tie) BaJlor
Tulane
1-1-0
p,2.()
8-2-0
7-2-0
7-2-0
7.3-0
8-2-0
8-1-0
t~
8-2-0
Rookie aemaUon Eanbl ''llaek" 1--of
the La.ken WU named NBA P1Qw of the Week. to ~
the surprise of few who watched tbe M pard lD ~
action over the put four games. ID t.bat at.retch,
Jc hDaon scored 89 point.a, abot .lllO from• field, anbbed 35
rebounds and banded out 34 ua1sta • • • ID the only NBA &•~e played llooday nl&bt. lodlau beat Utah, 113-105, wbea
lolaall.1 Dant and llkieJ JG'rrrs combined for 12 of the
Pacen' 14 point.I lD overtime. Adrlall Dude7 acored 39
point.I foe the Jau while Davia nntabecl with 21 •.. Pboen1x
forward Abtll 8eoU baa been aide!ined with a broken left
cheek boae but may be able to play In Friday's home 1ame
wttb the Laken.
ot!OROE YARDLEY WORKS OUT Wl'TM Pt8TON8 DURING HIS HEYDAY IN,.._ NBA.
Snead's 67 Sets Mark
He's the Youngest P'layer to Slwot Hu Age
By BOWARD L BANDY Of_o.i,, ........
Did you know that Sam Snead set a PGA tour
record this put year?
Soead. the fl7 ·year-old star. scored a fl1 in the
second round of thla yeara Ed McMahon Qud
Cities Open to become the )'OUDlelt player to aboot
bia aae or better.
Theo the next day be went one better b7 ftrinl
a &a. ma record aboWd stand for many yean
became few playen are competitive oo the tour
when they reach their aixtlea
• Another mark aet durinc the put campaicn
wu by Sam Trahan, a 24-year-old who used oa.ly
18 pjltta while aeoring a 70 In the fmal round of the
PbilAdelpbla Golf Clua.ic at Whitemarsh Valley
Country Club.
He wiped out the a1ng1e round mart of BW
Nary, Mt la IJl62 at 19 lD the El Puo Open. Bob
Roebura tied lt in 1.958, Randy GloYer lD 1MS and
Tour commtuiooer Deane Beman lD the 1988 Hail
()pen at Mesa Verde Country Club here in Coat.a
Mesa.
Trahan'• eiabt puttl 00 the bad n1De (he
holed out twice from off the srem> tied the tour rec·
ord for fewest putta over DlDe bo&es. Jim Colbert
set the atandanl In lifl7 ln the Great.er J acboovWe
Open. •••
THE PGA BAS RELEASED the offlclal
money wlDn1ng lilt for the year with 3S ol the top
eo picking up more money durtnc the year th.an iD
any prevkJua aeuon lncludln& the top four.
Alan Tapte ol Lasun• Nliuel earned Sll.lU lD
official earniDp for h1a b1pest total and la '2Dd oa
the lilt. Tom Wat.aoo la the leader wtt.b tm.m foe
the year wtth six othe r players eamJ.Dg mere than
$200,000 iDcludi.QI Lee Trevino. •••
GOLF
vice president of National American Tille
l.DIW"ance Company
Wodd Real Esta t..e ol Costa Mesa is the maJOr
ipomor wttb players invited to aeod their entry ree
a.loo1 wttb their name and baDdicap or calloway
firure to: Veterans· Benefit Golf Tournament. c/o
Worid Rea! Eatate, 3015-8 Harbor Blvd., Costa
Meaa 121121.
Pn>ceedl from the toumameat will benefit the
Veterana' Hoepttal in Long Beach.
• * * TREY MADE a test nm at El Ntpel Country
Club tod.ly ror the Goodwrmcb lnvtt.atlooal Coif
tournament Jan. s. Tournament producer Tom
Hannon. Old 98 of Michigan football rame, tUMd a
practice round by Mart o ·Meara and Carolyn HW ,
the U.S. amateur champions.
Tbia la the same format that will be used in
Juiuaty when five teams ol LPGA and PGA tour· lDI prm vte wttb the two amateurs. Prise mooey
for the 10 protess1onala a.s $160,000 )or the 18-bole
event.
Another
Friendly
Rivalry?
Coll,ege Football
MIAMI (P) -La1t week,
BalUmore Colta ufety Lyle
81.cnoodJoked about fadaabil
brother ln a National · iroot-ball Leape conlelt for the ftnt
Ume.
.. I told blm I wu soma to nail
blm.'' ~ aald of hi.a brother.
Glenn Blackwood, a rookie safe-
ty for the Miami Dolpbtna. "He
told me'be'a tolnl to abow me a
few MW wrinkles:"
Lyle tumed out to be rtlbt-
Tb e aeven·year veteran
rammed Olenn oo •punt return ln Mtami'• lt-0 victory over
Baltimore Sudday. Dolpbioa
Coaela Doo Sinai• U1'0UOCed •ODU1 tbat oa.m would un-
c1er10 knee 1ursery today.
8bula Niel be bad ~ tbe ~ Oil IAJund rlMIW aDd •llD•d vateraa coraerback Dw!Ot BarriloD in Ill.I p&aoe •
• ;Giiiin w• Wfetinl • --ud tM1 Jalt bit each oGlr.
Nilt!MI' of u.m ...i dOwD to UM ~ llUl OlieDD'1 lmM ..
went." tbl eOeda ..ad.
Ral'l'tilGa. all ~·rear pro,
•• walWd lw·tM eoa&a Sl&ut-dQ. He .......... from Buf·
falo ......... la 1171. bil
tlpt talatettt ....... NeiaGd-•
belt lD tM AaMnC&ll rOOtbe11
co.tir'wa-BarrllOD w11 Denur•a
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I.nses Job,
Season
RUSTON . La . CAP) -
LoWaiaDa Tech. wboM football
tum bu a l·I record 10 far this
HUOCl, bu rtred Larry 8eithtol
aa cOllCb and named basebal.I
Coach Pat Patterson interim
coacb.
Bdp&.o&, b1red lD March to
replace Maxie Lambright., also
wu athletic director at Tech .
The record gi~ Tech its ftrst.
loelng aeaon ai.nce 1910, when
Lambrt&bt's third team went
2-8.
Belebtol, 31, said after bis ftnng
Monday that be'U leave witb oo
btUer'Dela.
•• 1 am dlaappolated io
Loatalaaa Teeb relleriq me
aner 10 pmes, as any penoo
•o•ld IM,'1 IM aatd. "I un-
derstand the al&uaUocl. .. there
WU DO fa auppol't aft.et OW
record drvpped to l ·I .
·Even tbouCb we played some
teams <ioedy, we dldn 't achie'Ye
anys~"
Tech bas one more game to
pla 'Y th.1.1 ae&SOD.
A km to Non.beast Louisiana
on Saturday would be the worst
rtt0rd at the school since a 1-9
mark in L96S. Joe AiUet's 26th
aod rmat seuon as Tech's foot
ball coadl.
The re have been only three
k>ains .-euons at Tech ain ce
WorldWarU.
But Tech Preeident F. Jay
Taylor a&kt BeiPtol'a firtn1 was
baaed more on ~ fact that his
pro1ram abowed little future
than oa Ulla ~ar·a record. Since
Lam~ MDO"mCed bia retire-
ment more &ban two dozen
players bave quit lbe squad.
Taylor uld tlM 'oach bad
aUenated many aupporten.
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Belboa
Trophies
Awarded
Perpetual tropbuea,
some of them dalang
back a half century .
w e r e h a nded out at
Balboa Yacht Club's
55lh annual trophy pre·
sentation dinner Satur-
day
P erpetual awards
were made an the Met
calf and Thistle classe~
Cor one-design sailor~
·and for the 66 Senes, a
season long oHsbore
racing feature.
Perpetual trophies un
the Met.cal Class were:
M•lc•ll Ht Po•nl TrOPllY ..... ,.
i»rfOrM.ntl tn ,...,. OU1 of ~n M•
1or <'O•ll••I 801> Rolltn\ eve
H•rb•\on P•ro1ttu•• tM•tc •lf
Sc>ecoa11 Boo Rollin• !>elnl eite<O PerJll'IU.OI lloC> Rttllf eve M•tc••• r ••rt Ch•mo•on,r•11p lrOQhy JOhn Thorn. BY(
Q4tby Mtlc.tlt l+ltJ>rntJtf1• fr~y
Grell•m G•llC>0<1'. 8YC
Oon H••k•ll P~•P"l\Mll IM<llUll
\lr>Qle-.i1 Boe> R~lllt
Thl'\lle Cl~\ CrOOf'\t~
W 0 Sclloek Pe'1>t11U.OI IWnl~m
0<\lrlCI 0-.rrc>ton\lllPJ ~'I> ICtmpfl
Coron-YOClll 0..C.
EnMt....,. r«.e JMfl)elW•• -• !he
Robert L 8o.,.S _,,..,,lal ,,_,, lo•
1n. ltrsl -on c0<rect.O lime by• BYC mtm!Mr, _., by J1m l 1t1
d•rm•n 1n A•lder and tM Com ,,_,.Freel _t_lel-IM
first P•rfOnnenC• H-•UP Aec:ino
Flatl -on COH.Cted lime, "'°" bY °""'" Delo ... GftlMn Pt rP•ll••• lfOPll••• lor ......
win .
Leo11ne .. •<" Po'1 ,..,.,..val lowerell PHRF Class C WI-fl siorm r,_, ~It> Elltott • .._,
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Al>tarea. Alan~. tYC.
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wlnnerl Saclloctlon, Ge<w Wllll•ms. eve C"•'''' Gt•,oow Perp•tuAt
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Do• Your>q ~'lWtw• """" """' all IORt qulft•n. E•rl Oe•ter,
Vov•O<'" YC Commodortt C 4rro1t Hud\DI\
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b111ed corrKted lime In B•ID<M 10
Lono P0tnt -re1urn1 Oooo.t•<" Don Ayr .. Jr, N H Ye
Commooort .,-,nntt<h' P•rprtud
tlOA Clr.\.AwtntW"r• OoQCNf'"
tommot1'1t,.. I ~,.d Sm••e
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[)oqpalcn
Can Kings
Continue?
INGLEWOOD <AP> -
The Los Angeles KmRs
hope to extend their un·
beaten record ove r
Colorado to 11 games
to01ght when they face
the Rockies 10 a Na
tional Hockey LeaRue
game at the Forum
The Kungs have an
8·0·2 all-t ime record
agamsl the Rockies and
are unbeaten on their
home Ice this season
wuth a 4·0·3 mark .
Overall this year, Los
Angeles has a 7-6-3 rec-
ord.
Colorado 111 3-9-2 on the
season but has split lts
lasl four outings after
going 1·7·2 In its first 10
gamet.
The teams have met
once this season -Los
Angeles recorded a 7-4
victory ln Denver.
I
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V9l'liell n1 1DJ01tna ,-bJ. ftNt
~~ Cow,boJ.Coaeb Tom LllPdr7. Md tbe . same ball b1a
pla1 .. awa.rdld bJm. . .,..... :!Jame ball> .la the mwt me w Wnt tbat ever
happened to SM, .. VenneU Hid.
''You Me, tbla dldn't Jut happen
overnl-"
Holdlai court from a perch oo
top of an equipment box,
Vermell said his team "re-
allatlcally ta Colnl for a wild-
card 1pot."
uct of a comllUU•. ''.TODY tol4
me tM c:ou1d mM• ~ to 1 *Giii
b.lm otay' llO '° do it... ~
tunned by • Dalla
to~hdown ·to tb• openlq I~
HCODdl, tbil Eailet didn't~
f avorttell ln com.in& back to wtn •
Dallu ltUnned tbe f!aal•, ~J
tns Just three playa to set on ibJi
1COreboard with the payoff eoin -
int oq • 48-yard Roser Staubecb" pua to Tony Hill. PbUadelpbia
quarterback Ron Jaworski
evened thin.a• up alter Tony
Dorsett fumbled the ball away to
the EaCles.
IAWOUIU 8POTl'ED aianl
u,.bt end Harold Carmichael in
tbe end 1000 for a 32-yard
touchdown th.at tied the ICON.
Come up to the Top
to NEW K·WAVE, FM 108
Enjoy great music ...
WIN big prizes!
We're trying to decide on a name for our new Pelican mascot.
Cast your vote and you may WIN ! , .. ..._ .... ,.., .. -... .. _......,._we,.,., ....... canea1
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Ho1et.
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Toro. 4lllO ........... tu w or•""'' •"8..1
K·WAVE "lnMM:ln" logot for ycMlf T lhtlt lo lhe flral 1000 entrants 1eque1llng
I hem.
The thr'l9 -_.,..,....,_,._for°"' maecot are bfoedce•t on
K·WAY! Heh hoaf.
1. Tune FM 108 •nd chooee the neme you lhlntl "'°81 tllllng. 2 Wr ite ii 1n
the btantl betow. 3. Mell It to K·INAVE lMh9-8eactl, San Clemence, CA 92672
A drewtftg wtl be held and ...... •-dad In the ordef drawn.
If wouwentoneormof90f the K-wAVEtouytf'llf't Uttedme.11 them with •n "X"
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Amo. Footliiill Leaden Luted
The O.U, Piiot'• Golden 50 <Costa Mesa>: 51-Bell CEdJJoD>.
CLaa& week'• llill pla11ola7a.n1t or Ba\ler (Costa Meta>: 50-Bauer
mont) <eo.ta Mala).
SO -Mart Huntley, Marina
(touchdown pau from Sam Aiello> Area 8*atUUeal Leaden
77-Guy Olauln, Ealancta s. ... ._...,
<touchdown run with fumble re· l . Kerwin BeU (Ed.laon> 161·1,357,
eovery> 8.4; 2. Jim Taylor (Marina) 1Z7•.
81-Kelth Richards, Fountain 8.7; .3. Bri1ht (Corona del Mar> V~O-ey8<touebdownJ I runs) 155-714, S.O: 4. Bob Unnaon Cl!!stan·
v rett e sy. an Clemente cia) 1!19-765, 4.8 ; 5, Jeff Banner <San
••SStaP" Nls• YOI& -llAce uaclUJOilal ·p M81 • ... l.U. to neolve GM
allHIRI • ..... Ht OW fawrtt. .. ·••flSlllPr-.1, 11119 ..,_Md pittta ... ...... , ...... W friD Ult•lnl &o
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b 1 dal 111 1 ltM ewolftd lato an ID·
Ill lilllil•••-•r.
•• llAINTAINI NAT tM tradl· u..l •••Ill' • .U fail to take lnto aecotm a ~ prOdue.ed by
tbrM waft& ol teebao&o,scal cbua•: com,._., t1heommameauom and of.
ftce •utomatloa.
·llstJ.,._. o1 tbe u.&. wort force,
be ataiei, la aow enaaced ID lnformatloo
work -1atberiq, proeeutq, com.
m uoicatla1 U -but tbat our met.b«lolocr llD't dtllped to meuure lt.
Olullano told aecuttve1 att,encttn1 an
Dealers
Offering
Rebates
JISAN'W'lllU, ECONOllll'IB d A.
Oary Shllllq A Co .• another comulttnc
ftrm, were que1Uonln• wbet!Mr tbe 0 &.aspayen• revolt" aealnat eovern· m~~ ~l""t"n1 Lt ntally eotna to mean a cutuacs ID Pl'OIJ'ama.
ll&Q,J Amertcans already ban .,.
1um9d tbat lt wlll, and tbey bave
1wa1ed tbe tbJnldng of ecoaom.lata,
PDUUcam, 1ovenunent offlelalt and
otber Amerkans. We are eotennc a fll· eally comervatlve phue, they Ny.
Tbe SMIUnt ecooomltta q..uoa tbe
depth ol the feelln1. and they have a
VerJ convfndnJ "fact," II that ii what
lt ls, to buttnU their conteudoo. A cur-
rent repoJt trom tbe company cont.aina thls item·
..,.. t'M.T 18, according to ou.r .,._
March, that •imply too many people
h1n tbetr feet in the 1overnmnt
troucti -~ percent of the populace -
for even a mild reducUoo ID lp'Odln1 to
IO tbfOUlb ICf'OU the board.
ANO AT 8TA.NJ'OU Uatffnttf. a
YOUDI economl•tt. MJcbHl Boakh$,
• ar1ues tbat we cowa bav. anodM9' 'fllU,
one UM no ather lp America Jall&ory, If
we don't correct our thh•lrtnf aboal IDd
practice ot Soda! Security. !
"Ale warfare," Boeti.D cooteDu.
~ould break out lo the ,_...,.. milelt
SodaJ Securlty la mod1fted. A ':.J:°" f.euor, lo bla early IOI, BolkiD a
Social Security study for NaUon.a
Bureau of Ecooom.ic Researcb.
He elfJ)lalna: Current retirees 1"9Ceive
four to five times wbat tbey coout~
to Social Secu.rtty, plua iDterett. while
youne workers who support tbe Q'l&em
now are unlikely to set back what tbeJ
pay.
BOSKIN BELIEVES we have creatal
too great an enticement to early retire.
ment. Comba.oed wttb p-eat.er longevity,
he saya, there bu been a 30 percent lo·
creaae ln the average leoatb ot retire-
ment in 30 years.
Got a problem? TMn wnte lo Pot Dunn. Pat 1DSll '
cut red tape. ~ttmg IM ana~s and actlOn you netd
Ctoucbdown ND) Cl -"-) ... ,. -• 1 •'"Bob .. ·--' k U em ..... ..., ~.v. · O .,..-••n•C . o1veraity (pus ETROIT CAP )
10 aolw wqwtie1 m government and ~e ... Mau
your qwttamu to Pat Dunn. At Your Snvace. Orange
Cocut OoU11 Pilot. P 0 Bor 1560, Costa Meaa. CA
92626 ~ man11 Leite.,, tu pou1t>k will be anJtt«Ttd.
but phoned mqu1m.•! or lt>lleTs not mcltu1mg the
rN.dn'• lull nam.-addrus and bcumeu hours' phoM
numbrrcannot ~ comidered Thu column appears da1· ~m Jim Staff) Seuoa Passini Cbryaler Corp. says
The Season 1. Frank Se\lrer (Edlaon) 85-142·7, "more than 50 percent"
9'7-Taylor (Marina); 93-Banner 1,328; 2. Andy De Luca <Fountain of lta dealers are olfer·
CSu Clemente); 86-Templeton Valley) 83-156-11, 1,172; 3. Sam Aiello i ng the company ' a
<Irvine); 85 Roberts CJrvine), <Marina> 82-105·3, 1,057; 4. Ray $300-a-carrebate.
Carlyle <Mater De1), D. Jackson Kotler <Ocean View) 78-J.S0-6, 1,005. Chrysler spokesman
CEdison>; 80 Gleed CDana Hills), S. Phil Spencer <Mater Del) M-129-3, Lee Secbler 11ld addl·
BeU (Edison>. Huntley (Manna); 985; 6. BUI Lux <Costa Meaa> Uooaldea.Jenwereaign·
77-Bright <Corona del Mar), Olguin 55-113-10, 923. log up for the program.
CEstanc1a>: 76-Placka <Dana He aatd be believes non·
Hilla); 72-Bachmeier (Ocean View), Seuoa llecelvlns participating dealers
Hobart (Uni vers1ty): 71 -Taylor 1· Dan Bauer CCosta Mesa) 58-9S8; were referrin& rebate·
<Marina); 70-Bell <Edison>; 68-2· Mark Huntley <Marina) 35-700; 3. bunting customers to
Richards < Fountarn Valley>; 66-Mark Boyer <Edison) 29-472; 4 Terry other dealers. The new
Thom pson <Huntington Beach>. Bachmeier <Ocean View) 28-U; 5 program applies to all
64-Boyer <Edison ); 83-Mosor Gary Fowler <University) 23-259; 6. domestic Chrysler 1980
COcean View): 62 Bright CCorona Mark York CFountain Valley) 22·502: and 1m modela left in
del Mar ). BauP,r <Costa Meu>. 7· Chris Cates <Newport Harbor> stock except for the
Kralss <Estancia); 60 Schnltger 20·352· compact Omni and t orona d cl Marl, Jcisy ISan SeasoaScortng Horlzonlines.
emcnte >. 59 York (Fountain 1. Kerwin BeU <Edison> 122; 2. Jim Raphael Cohen, bead
lley), 58 Mo!>t:r <Ocean View>; Taylor <Marina> 66 ; 3. Dan Bauer of the Independent
3-Bell CEd1son1 . Taylor <Marina>; CCosta Mesa) 60 ; 4. J eff Banner CSan Dealers Committee, a I -Jimenez <Newport Harbor), Clemente) 59 ; 5. Sco tt Giem dealers' group, said in
•rtin C Huntington Beach>; 54 (Newport Harbor> 4 7: 6. Terry New York that be ex·
Marv1ck <University); 53-HWltley Bachmeier COcean View ) 44; 7. Phil pecta more than 80 per-
( llartna): 52 Starkman <Costa Spencer (Mater Del> and Sam Aiello cent of the Chrysler
_M_es_a_>._S-"pe_nc_e_r_<_M_a_t_e_r _D_e_1_>._B..,.au_e_r __ <_M_a_rtna __ >_42_. _________ dealers to eventually
participate.
. . Cati 1-42-5671.
I
Put .... word•
k>work fol
Opce91eCrfc Ce•plai•t I• St9IU
DEAR PAT: Can YoU tell me where I can com·
plaln about an optomelnst who exaDl.llled my eyes
and then had sJuaea made up that do oot aabafy
my vla100 requirements.,
E.0 A . Newport Beach
Wrtw &o the l>epartmHt ot Cou11mer Allain,
Board of Optometry, atzo N St., Koo• teT,
Sacramento t5814. Thia board licenses •P·
tom etrla18 ln CalltornJa, aAd cu mediate you
complalat. but lt caJLDOt force the viaioa care
apedall.a to settle you d.l.lpak, nor can It baJHUe
prob&eru coacenW11 feea. You alM> may want &o
aend a car1N»o copy of your complal.Dt &o tbt
California ()pCometrk Aasoclalioo, tZI ULb &.,
Sacramento 95812.
Elwt"" r.-. 28' ol ••re~
DEAR PAT: ln view of aJI the empbuu on
saving energy, I'm curiou.'l about how America
compares to other countnes m the amouot of
energy used.
K.T .. Cost.a Men
In tbe U.S. oar aTerase yearly per captla COD·
aumptlon of eaer11 <meaaare41 la coal
eqlllvalm&a) la u .... tllocr~ accordlac to lt7I
World Bult fipres. Tll1I compe.res to Ull kile-
Jrama ln otber IDdutrtal ewwwblea, SM ldlecn••
in middle lDcome eMDtrlea and 5Z kilolra•• ta
leaa dewloped coutrtes.
Energy costa wt1I CODtlnae to rise at aa a).,...
111 ucep Stmdo11s
IDC rate. By IMS u.e typkaJ Amertcu cou .. er
'"11 sptDd more tbao Zt pt>reetat of alt.er·tas m.
t'Ome OD ~rgy , accordlag &o a sc.ty prepared for
Ute l>epartmHt of Enerey. Tim e9Umat.e la baaed
oe Ck rtalDg price of oU, ~ affecta &.be price of
all peCloleom-baaed prodllCU from pboMcnpla ~t'O* &o polyest.er shirts, u weU u salOl!Ae ud
beat.la& oU.
1t'ain-\~ btr 4fMft.-s
DEAR PAT I always heard that drtnlcing
water wtule µart1c1 pallng 1n a strenuous i.port can
<'aul>e crampi. Yet. my teen-agers always dnnk
water dunng Lheir high school sportinl events. Couldn't this be harmful?
L. F., Cost.a Mesa
Not accordlnl( to t~ experts, says the
CooperUJve Extt-ni.ion. Daring eurei~ what u
atblt>t.e ~. abov.-all f'I ~. ls •at.er. Not drink·
lag freqaealJy enuo,r;b l'an ~ace performance
ud lead to ~hydration, bf'at strob, and stress oo
tbe carctiova1KuJar systf'm aod ltidneya. For every
IM calories HJ>Hded (aboal ab miles of f'llllllbl1,
l.S bomn ol awtmmtaa er Ceala) a een-IMee
aboat cme .-rt ol wa&er, or, .. ~ of~
lD dlaaJpallD& body taut. 'l1Mla. water breab
•ltoeW .. e.tt.edmJM na1llut7 ........ enftUe ~•ae ewnt la mot • reUaWe Pll* fw n.w
replaeemem aeeds. Off·balf • -e., of wa&er <more dla1a& bot weatb~r> nery 15 mJaata la ad·
•Ue4..
This new recreational
racing-ski combines
high-performance
precision and response
with predictability and
ease of handling.
It's our business
to be on top of things.
If you're a strong
expert or a recreational
racer, and you want the
advantages of a racing
ski without the usual
disadvantages, there's
really only
one choice.
The new
OlinMarkV.
That's why we\re established our Orange
County Regional Office in the largest office
building in the county.
And why our parent company, Imperial
Bancorp, is moving its corporateoft'icee here.
W~re committed to com-
mercial and real estate
banking innovations and
services that will help
your business prosper.
And the kind of personal attention to your
busineea needs that has made us one of the
fastest..growing ~in Ame~~ -more than
a half.;billion dollars m assets m JUSt 1.5 YeaJ"S: We want your busi-
·-.-......~._ ... ______ _
ness, and when
we get it, you
can bet we'll
stay on top
of it.
•••••• _,..p.c
8oiltDI · CoilmaeretaJ AirplaDe ComPQJ bu ...... 11 ....... lpHtaltiel 0Jmpa1 ot Costa
lleaa aa tu 1uppUer of UhamiHttd cockpit
1wttehel tcr tbe m aod 751 JeWnen.
lllC ftl leleded tw the mlllU·ml.Woa dollar
eootract after pl'Ol>OMI naJUUon bJ Boetns. ac ::1:1. to Alan liaflulla, d1reetar of martet1n1
&uStnl•E.rp .......
A Datlon-wtde pro1ram deai1ned to dt·
monstrat.e bow the avera1e motorist can save
alplftcant amount.a of fuel will be brought to
l"ulUGD lalaad Sboppin1 Center lD Newport Beach
Nov. Jl by Atlantic Ricbfteld Company.
'"'!be Drive for Conaervatioo" will set up a ~ demoostraUoa, open free to the public.
from DOCID to 5 p.m., acroas from J .C. Penney.
Hourly demonst.ratlom on a specially equipped
car will show bow fuel savings of up to 30 percent
ieble by driving with cooaervation in mind,
a few basic principles, and proper vehi·
c e maibtenance, according to a spe>keeman for the
pro er am
••• S.oele Split•
The Bank of Newport's board of dired.on baa
proTtded for a two-for-one stock split of the bank's
common stock.
I Tbe stock split ts subjed to the approval of the
California State Banking Depart.menL
It ts anticipated that date of the stock split will
be Nov. 30. 1979, a Ban.It of Newport spokesman
said, or aooo thereafter.
Bu T..,,.. Olln-ed
Irvine Planned Community bus tours are be-
inl offered free by the Irvine Company Saturday
monllng.s twice each month.
lrvloe Company tour hostess Pal Arnold points
oat bilhllibta durtn1 Uie one-hour lOW's which are
achedUled Nov. 17, December 1 and 15, and
January 5 an4 19.
Relervations may be made by telepboai.q the
Jnform'*100 Center at 551-J.SOO • ..................
~ Paper Comp-.y, Inc., ot Loe An1eles baa
opeeed a new bnnc:b at 2929 S. Harbor Blvd., San·
taAnL ~ fQill' Comp1.n1 lella prlnt1q paper.
PQblC uta, auppllea, lndultrlal ~ aod food Mnice tt.ema.
$50,000 to $500,000
INCOME PROPERTY SECONDS
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(714) 759-1515
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c.llfomie 92980
M aldng a Wltlldrateal
Joan Peters of Putnam Valley, N.Y .• watches as her hone. Sue. re·
moves an apple from the drive-up window at Chemical Bank's
local branch. Joan saves energy by using Sue for local errands.
Branch manager Nick Jaccol and teller Angela Erlacher always
have an apple ready for Sue.
FAA Warns Braniff
FORT WORTII. Texas (AP> -The
Federal Aviation Administration
says Braniff Airways should be fined
$1.S million for Cly10g passenier jets
that are not airworthy and that it
may ground the planes if Braniff
doea not improve its performance.
The FAA said lbi5 week in recom-
mending the fine, that it would con·
sider grounding the fleet ii the al·
leged VlOlations continue during a
special one-year surveillance period.
to reflect a ,basic pattern ol cootinu-
inl disregard of federal aviation re·
gulationa OD the part or Bran.if(
manaiement by using improper and
unapproved maintenance pro·
cedures. by operating aircraft that
bad not received required lnapecUoo,
and by raillng to keep adequate re·
cords or repairs performed. . .. "
FAA Southwest Recional Direct.or
C.R. Melugin Jr. said Tuesday, ctt1ng
10 major violations and several
minorooes. •'The violations in question appear
Fairfield Camera
Shakeup Announced
MOUNTAIN VIEW <AP> -Wilfred Conip,o
baa stepped aaide as
prnident eel chief ex-eeutt ve officer of
Fairfield Camera and
Instrument Corp ..
Fairchild'• parent
company, Schlumberger
Ltd., said in a release
that Corrlean bad re·
signed but would remain
as chairman of the
board.
Tbomu Roberti, 11~
wu named to succeed
Corrltu-
FA J a CB IL D AND
Scblumber1er offidala
dec:llned further com-
ment on the apparent
shakeup.
When the French·
Dutch oil well service
company took over
Falrcbild Jaat May, it
annoQnced Fairchild
would continue to
operate as a separate
comp8Jly with lbe same
management.
Roberts bas worked
for Schlumberger for
the past ten yean, most
recently as vice presi·
dent and chief ftnanclal
officer of the New Yorlc-
baaed ftnn
f'AlllCIOLD 18 tbe
nation'• fourth lar9est
producer of electrical
semiconductors.
In the third quarter.
which ended Sept. 30,
Faircblld'a sales were
up 28 percent to 1174
ailllioa. The COIDpao.J' S
earnJ.np bad practically
doubled in the aeeond
quarier. reach1Dg 112.5
mlll\M CID SJA mU'Koo in
• aalel .
. . . . .. -. . --· -~ .... :::... ............. ,,, . ----
BtJT PDllAP9 ll08T lmportut
for m111t1 al tbe S.500 people wbo are
members al tbe Co-op, tt often a dis-
count al up to 12 percent lD excbaqe
for 12 bour'l ot work Mdt )'eel'. Altboutb coopenUves haft bem
aroa.nd u lane there bu beea com-merce, two periodl lD the put em-
tury produced a barlt of new food
cwperativ• lD t.be United Sta&a:
Tbe l.llOI, wbeD t.be naUoo wu 1D a
depreuion, and t.be 1920s.
Frederic It. Gammom, tbe 72.,_,..
old treasurer of Cooperative
Cooaumen of New Haftll, a food
cooperative tbat bu bff1l lDcolpo1at-
ed slnee l9'7, sees a pattern.
''It 1eem.1 to be a COGHGIUI amonc
us tb.t tbe ttme. are ~ for a
great.er pnuun for co-ops. ' be said.
•'We feel times are setUoa harder.··
TBDE ASE IZI well-atablilbed
food cooperatives in tbe Unlted
Stat.es and aeveral tboula.ad anaDel'
food·bu>'tnl clubs, accorcSla& to tbe
Wubln1ton-baaed Cooperative
League or tbe United States of
America which says t.be number la
still lrowta.a.
A riliD& lD&er'est in cooperatiws.
for fooa. bouainc and other
neceaalUes, prompted CoGcreu to
pass ~·•ation lut year estahllsbinc
Big Boom
~Rugs?
SALT LAKE CITY <P> -Bill
Bullock says a atnking economy
is cood for bis Oriental rug busi·
ness.
"It's kind of weird that u the
economy gets wone my bust·
nets sets better," says Bullock,
manager of Zion's Oriental
Rues.
He figures people are buy-
iDC the na&S as a bedae apinst
i.n.fiatioo
"Money 1a losing lta nlue,"
be says. "That's why people we
buyin& things llke art, sold.
silver aod rugs are right up
then. It's a gO()d bedle again.at
jnO etton. ''
He said one Sall Lake attorney
bought $150.000 in rugs u an in-
vestment, never t.aldng them out
of lbe store. A law firm buys
rugs for its pens ion plan,
Bullock said.
Over The Counter
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Wiffie Hits One . ' In Stock Mar~et
BJ mLTON ._owns
llelt ~ llanullCtuJinl C'Mporatjoa, Uae eompa111
buQeJl pwat Wlllle Ma11 cboM °"" tbe Nft Yon MIU.
Ball)', ba4ld on Chleaao'• DOrtbftlt ttde, not too tar ::a .... :.J'leld, ta the world'• larplt muuf~ cl
lt'1allotbelaqnt manufacturerotplnballmaddoel.
a~ _. ol tbe leecllnl mabn of amUMment areade -· IT OWNS Al.AD·
din'1 Cattle, tbe na-
doa'1 a.,.. operator
of am••emeatareldet. . It'• about to beeome a ea1lno
Money
·Tree
openlor ln Atlantic City. New Jeney'a amwer to Lu Veau. It'• a company whose ab.area are traded on tbe New
York Stoe.t txrhanae.
l"rB M1~ LAST year were *312 millloo, larger than
DI'. Pepper' a smaller than lla~ft~ lta afterta proftta were $81.S · , about the same
u Cbieqo'a Wm. Wrialey Jr. cbewtnl sum company .
· Bally ii IDina to pay Wlllie $100,000 a year to serve as
• ef)mmunitj relatioD.a representative ror the company's new Putt Place Hotel in Atlantic City. WlWe need wort
only 100 dan a year to earn that stipend. The contract i.s
for lOyean.
BY CONl'llAST, tbe Mets were paytnc Willie $50,000 a year to perform similar aervtces.
Baeball CommlAsloaer Bowie Kubn,-whoee atandarda
m>e8DPU'eDtl.Y dlttereat from the New York St.oek Exebaqe. told Willie be-woWd have to eboole between Bally and the
MIU -and Willie, abowtn1 a fine sense of aritbmetic, eboee Bally.
Wlllie hwilted that be was not eoinc to Ba111 to abate the banda ot hlgb-roUen at the aaminc tables. Be aaAd ._
wanted to Co to Atlantic City because It wu "a depnued
area, and there are a lot of blacks there." •
IT WAS THAT kind of argument that_ persuaded
citizena ol New Jeney to aPIJC"OVe casino 1am1>Uq ln tbe
st.ate -and it'• an arcumeot Bally still makes. In tta moat
recent annual report, Bally cites the new investment.a
pouring into AUanbc City and predicts tbat wit.bin a few
yean "one of the most ecooonUcally depreued cities in
the United Stat.ea wiU have beerl revitalized to ~e on-
ce •lain an important tntematiolul tourist and convention
eenter." Bally also notes that the wot* force at it.I three
CbJcago area plants ~ made up largely of minortUea and women.
Gambling bu become a worldWlde craze and BallJ ob-
Vloualy atanda to benefit from this madneu. llon t.baD 30
stltes are now conaidertn1 the leeallzation of pmbbn1
With leeaJized gambling come slot machines. Bally'•
share of the slot macbme martet •~ est.Jmated at 80%. Up
to now, It bas been selling and leuang these machines. In
Atlantic City, 1t wiU be nmrung tht• entar~ casino
BAILY'S SALES havf> LOcreased by more than 10
tinws in lbe put decade. The lame to buy its stock was
in 199 when it fint sold shares to the pubbc. U you bad in·
vaud '1.000 then, you could bave sold out euUer UU. year
at '30.000. ' Duriac bit pla.yina dayg Willie Mays wu tbe areatest.
boa Gftlee .aractioG la bMtbllU, Ile aW1 bM ~"IHDI ...... Be --Kneed Ida dHtaioa to eo wtdt at a
prw CGilfaWWW lileld OD October 21tb. tbe IDtla amdYftW'J'
dtlle bisl&oct manetcrub.
Wait,-and,.see Stance
Taken by lnveston
NEW YORK <AP> Blue-<-tup 1.ssues suffered tbe
most notable ~ today a.s the stock market's rally
stalled..
11te Dow Jones averaee of 30 industrials, up 24.32
pol.Du in two tndi.ng days, dropped back 7.85 to 814.0I.
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Gets Bis Wan' MO 8 (I) ,,_ m&TI OJI
LA.
A ""°""" (.ioar-Woodo-
wwo>autt'aged by a -
lnglea1 alld malldou•
ettme ..,.. out on tier own
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SherUf Lobo (Claude Akins. center) la con·
vinced he'll be named Lawman of the Year
after BJ and The Bear lead him to stolen
loot tonight at 8 on NBC. Channel 4.
,..... .... In~ Ind
KJ1noar rneme. i,y lhorl·
-radio -~NC>ION
Two deputlee -to
iejl I -the tumlture ~ Ff'9CI d9l8Ulta on IM
I ~\'w.DGMm
•100.000 *Ml THAT
TIJNI
• AU If THI MMIL.V
When lfte llol-. nax1 door
10 !tie Bunk-le for UAa,
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Tha Dlr1"tar Foll" (19111
Oeotge hgel, OoldM
Hew!\ :.t.:-n w=EASY 110n beoome IWINOU.. lo<
QPP0111a reaeone. about wno mloh• move •n
E....,.,.one 1hlnlt1~61 • goner .,.. .,,. bumC>t
Guelf• Ol17y Olfleec>ie II> MACHSl I l..E.HAM ti) 0000 TIMES ~
'* !Md In lhe belMub ""° .. up In ... holpo-,., MPOfWT J eme• IU•P•ell 11\al
(() JOKZR'8 WllD ''*'-'• more then -. lhe 1Pf9 when In Oki boy-l ....vo..,,..
HIOYA 1:30 Ii) NM M8KET1W..L
Loa Angol09 Laker• vs
San Diego Cllppe<s hOod friend pays • """ flJ MACHEIL I L.!HRER
REPORT
''The Cue Of The~
Allroneut1" SUfl)rllllng
~· for Morlee Of andal1t ~ to EM1ti
7:ae> 1J TWO ON TH& TOWN
St-Edwar09 and Connie
Chung vl11t Conrad
Hiiton.. i-In Bel /I.Jr,
si-repot11 on alec;lronlc
aaveedropplng; Connie
vl9lta • palo clln6c:.
m NEW8CH!CK
()) P .M. MAOAZINI <ti HOUYWOOO 80UAAE8
8:00 f) ()) CAUFOAHIA
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t:aO 8 @ TAX>
i..ttl• blow9 Ille 1119'• --
lngS on • 11.i•urlou• !*"·
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~ .. dernollehed. D IHANANA Vlnoa and AoM eocept •
~ gig that lum8 out '° be 100 good to be •rue. D ..,.., l.080 t BJ
1111/0 THE BEAA
~ Lola Felan&. -~"* MIOHTY COHT1NEHT
''The Hope OI Menk1ncf
to.00 BI =TO HAAT Ola•llel ~"'····· I KNXT (CBS) La. Angeles
KN8C (NBC) Los Angeles
I KTLA (Ind ) Los Angeles
KABC-TV (ABC) Los Angeles
(I) l<FMB (C8S) San DHtQO e t<H>-TV (Ind.) Los Angeles
Lobo and ""'° °"* Lew offlClall (Sllm Pldlena, Ed
Laule<l enoegeo •n laugh
~"''°" fOf 8 ~ -Cl ,_ IO find Iha IOOt
8.J •upooMdly 1101e
(Conclusoon) D MOVIE
Jon•"*> W>d ~
beoOme NM)llled IC\ • llM
Of ONlh I~ ...in •
bel1CI of kllerl wllef\ ,,_
INIMIOn .. •"'OC>eO by
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ti) NGHT aA&.J.BY I l<CST (ABC) San Otego
l<TTV (Ind.) Los Angeles
KCOP-TV (Ind.) Los Angeles ' • • ''Molly And l.awlaM
John" (11112) ll•a Mllee,
Ou Ouleoer
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Make It Work, Urges .Actreas
BJTOM.IORY
NEW YORK <AP> -U you think you've not.iced someUung
of a common denominator to
Joanne Woodward's most recent
work -"Sybil .. for NBC in 1976,
"See How She Runs" for CBS
last year -you're not far from
the truth.
"I thought about something
not l9ng ago," the Oscar-wlnn1n& actress says. •'I took est
tralniDC about five years ago,
and thou8h I'm certainly DO est·
Dlk, one tenet I consider 1mpor-
t.aJlt la that you are responsible
fer your life, for what you are.
"I SUPPOSE SINCE then, the
tbin11 I've done have reflected
thaL I've played people who try
to malre tbetr lives work."
II._ Woodward'• portrayal in
•"See How Sbe Runs•• of a 40-
1e ar-01d acboolteacher wbo
worb benelf into abape to run
la tbe Bo1too llaratbon is
puticularl,y UluatraUve. And the
DOtioD am be extended to her
latest nie, a Carol Schramm in • ..,._ ol L.A.•• oa CBS, Chan·
IM1 2 Ill I p.m. (A followup dis·
c\IN&oD wW be beld at 11:30 p.m. onaumneaa>
••atreea ol L.A. .. ta the story
ol a Jlliddle..,• diTOrcee who, laeeased bJ a meania&le11 atme, .,..,.._ three teen·aae
booclhuna In • Loi Aa1elea -buto.
.. rr WM l1J8T tbe Idea that
Mii wu IGIMODe wbo takes c~ar1• of ••r Hf•," lll11
Woodward says of her decision
to take the part, "and that's not
easy tn a country where it seems
people are always being told
what to do, by the media or by
the government.
"It's just ba rd for people lo
get up and do someUung about
their hves," the actress says,
"and here's Uus woman wbose
life is not going very well, and
she bas an opporturuly to make
1t work."
"Streets of L.A." is based oo
ao actual incident, in which free.
lance writer Janice Berger
risked her we ll·belDg ID Los
Angeles' Diamond Bario lo de·
mand. and collect, payment for
a new set of tires from a group
of youths who had vandalized
her car
MARVIN GLUCK, WHO
worked with Mlsa Woodward oo
"See How She Runs." wrote the
script for "Streeta of L.A.'' Says
Ms. Berger. "Joanne ls not play-lne me. Her character la purely
fictional, and wonderfully lo·
teresting. Only the lncident tnd
the follow-up are factual." I
In fact, Mias Woodward's
commitment to self.
determinatioo ION beyond the
parta sbe cbooeea to play. She
recently directed the Tbank.sglv-
1 DI episode of ABC 's
''Family." and wW belln wort
aooo with ber husband, Paul
Newman, on "The Shadow
Bos," a televtlJoo ad~tloo of
the play about acceptance of dy·
in'-i find 1t very difficult now
juat to act," Mi.A Woodward
says. "It's bard lo remember
the Jut time I took a job solely
as an actress... l gueaa it was
when Burt Reynolds called me
to do..., a vignette in one of bis
films. 'The End.' and that waa
because I needed the money fOI'
my ballet company.
"NOW I TRY TO put together,
or at Jeaat help put together,
proJects I'm interested ID."
M lSs Woodward won an
Academy Award for "The Three
Faces of Eve" in 1957, and wu
nominated for an Oscar for
"Rachel, Rachel," wtucb waa
directed by Newman.
Her film credits inclu~ "The
Sound and the Fury," "Signpost
for Murder," "Winnine," ''The
Effect of Gamma Rays oo Man-
10-the-Mooo Marigolds," "Sum-
mer Wiabes, Winter Dreama''
and "The Drowni.q Pool."
lo addWon. abe worked with
Robert Webber. wbo plays her
boss lo "street. of L.A .• " in the
movie "Tbe Stripper."
111.88 WOODWA&D SAYS she
loolts forward lo theater work at
leut once a year, though she
bad io akip the ataae last aum-
mer becau.ae she waa tied up
with "Streets of L.A.''
"To create a character oo tbe
stage is to play it all the way
through. .. lbe says. ''I t.b1nk it's
a problem wttb a lol of kids to-
day who go dtrectly Into
televiaioo. They mi&ht make it
bl& in a aertea. then fall nat.
Tbey i:ea1l,y never lea.rD what
actinc is.''
' IDU e1:2J0-New·look Laken tau
on hlib-lcortlll CUppen.
KOCg 8 1 :00 -WORLD .
''Sol.zbenttt111'1 Chlldrea .•• Are M•lrin1 a LotofNotttln Pana."
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On the Road, Kuralt 'Forgotten'
CINCINNATI <AP> -Cbar1es
Kuralt baa won many awards
for h1a "On the Road" rambl·
io11. but be complain• -
toogue-lo-cbeek -that tli1
boue1 at CBS te&evt.aoa doo't let
him COftl' aQ1t.b.ln& import.a&
"U, in my travell, I •tumble
on a DeW1 story. I call OQ IOCDe
'real• repor1er to cover tt,'' Mid
Kur~ wbo spent 10 yean u a
••real'' reporter before beela-
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A WONDtOtJS ANDIATION SPECTACLE
A.BLAZE WITH ADfENTIJRE .
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'Life of Brian'
Eludes Charges
808'roN (AP) -A Judie ... refuled to taaue
a crlmloal complaint a&alnlt tbe Monty Pytboo
movie "Uf• of Brian," saytq t.be parody ot the
We of airtlt did not violate U. eit)t'• blapbemy
1tatue.
Maldpal Court Judie John A. ~ said tbat
"deoendinl oa ooe'a attitudes oc views. the film
may be bortn1 or, aa aome have claimed,
bumoroua and funny." But. he aaid. tbat did not
make tt blupbemous.
suttolk Aulatant Distrtc:t Attorney Edward Bum.a ftled for the complaint.
The blupbemy law bu been on the boob
alnce around 1680 and providea a S300 fine and one
year in jail for anyone who "willfully blupbemea
tbe boly name of God."
Fox Fil11UJ File Suit
LOS ANGELES <AP> -The 20tb Century Fox
Fllm c.orp . .-anta $175,000 from Lloyds of London
because tbe underwriters alle1edly failed to pay
off on an performance l.nsurance policy on Roma
nian gymnast Nadia Comaneci.
The bttacb of contract swt rued Thursday in
Superior Court claims the fox sporta d1vis1on
bought the policy last year to Ul.Sure against any
loss if the gymnastics darling of the 1976 Summer
Olympics tn Montreal didn't appear on a Fox·
s ponaored tour.
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MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY
"APOCALYPSE NOW" <R>
"ANO JUSTICE FOR ALL" <R>
"FIDDLER ON THE ROOF'' (PG)
"10" (R)
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,.._ wbo bue Men tbe AClldelQJ Award-
wiDDinl daulc "All Quiet OD the Western
Front" can forcet It.I powerful lm~ of ma in· volnd in the "buaineu of filbtlnt. '
From the muddJ, rat-infested trenches
where tbe1 Und to oo-man 'a land where they
dled. tbe ~ of Erich Maria Demarque'a uU-wwno•eliacJear.
No war ii noble. Ossce-dvillied men are re-
duced to savagery. and hope and beauty lose outto
despair.and camaee
It wu powerful stuff In JJ30. It earned
Universal Studloe an Academy Award for be.t
plcture and Lewil lllleatoae aa Olcar for best
director.
And it's ltW powerful -ii not more ao -to-day
FlnY YEA&S AFTEa MILESTONE
began production of the original, CBS-TV will
present its version of the Remarque story. It
ain at 8 p.01. Wednesday and stars Richard
Thomas aa the disillusioned youne German
soldier and Ernest Borenine as tile veteru.
The question most ftlm purist.a will ponder
la bow well does the $6 million remake com-
pare to the $1.2 million orieiflal.
Of particular interest will be bow well 1he
battlefield scenes-shot for the remake in Czechoslovakia with real Czechoalovolrian in-
fantrymen-<:ompare to the orieinal_.bot on
the Irvine Ranch with American Leeion
veterans from Santa Ana.
Movie history books do not note that the
original was shot on what is now residential
Corona del Mar, but those who lived here
lhen remember.
After all, it'• not easy to foreet when
Hollywood comes to town and tum. more tbaa a
dozen-odd acres of farmland l.ato an all·tt»real
t»aWeftelcl
•1fB ftlOUGllT IT WAS pretty uctttnc,••
said Norma Watson. Qucell8r ol Coat C-·
•uailJCou.ce DlArtd. ......... Tmttll ..... edlool ltadeat -,.... ••AO QaMt•• wu ft1med. and be •J!Gt
iweetendl anc! vacations at the beach sallln,. ••we went o.er practieally ,,,...,., ~ to
1'8tda." ... n.caJled. 0 lt ... falri,J well ....
71te thing we remember Is how they
tore out the fields and strung barbed
wire all over the place. '
doned off, but you could see it from Coast
Hieb way.
'1'be thin1 we remember is how they tore
out the fields· and strong barbed wire all over
the place. We saw all the eqwpment they bad in
there and the tanb." ·
He remembers bearing the simulated
mortan and machine gun fire. 1t sounded, he
noted, lite the real thine.
••WE LOOKED FOKWARD TO having it
completed and seeine it on the screen," be said,
addin1 that when be finally did see it at a Santa
Ana theater. "we tbouebt it wu tremendous."
But jmrt as Norm Watson will always re-
member the filming or '"AU Quiet" u a spec-
tator, so too will William Bakewell. He wu a
participanl
"'All Quiet' was the highlight of the We or
anyone in the picture," said Bakewell, an actor
who ere-up in Hollywood and belaa actiDI u
a teen-aeer playine office boys and newsboys.
Bakewell, like the movie's star Lew AYH9.
was only lO wbea be played Albert ICropp, one
of the seven German school boys who are seat
to war and one·b1-one are either killed or dis·
illuaioned.
BE aEMEMBERS THAT rehearsals for
the picture began -fittingly -on Armlstice
Day, Nov. 11 , 1929 On that day Bakewell and
the other actors reported to lhe studio back lot
where they wire "taught to gooseatep," be said.
He explained that all the movie's interiors,
except for the dueout scenes, were filmed in the
studio.
"All the stuff wkll we're mot1nl ap to the
front wiUt Lou.la Wolbeim, the old veteraa
aereeut.. waa shot at ~ Foreet near
Malibu." (The oak tne-ftllM area bad been
dubbed Sherwood l'oreat after Doa1laa
Fldrbmlb DDed • ....._ ._." OlaN. lie G• plabled.)
Tbe ........... ~ ...... tak•• IMltb Ill • ·rt ........ 8Jmed ......... eallld ••P•tbe 40 Acl"es , •• •~•I" Wa11t1a1to1t • Boulnant ta CWftr Clt7.
Bllt all tbl IMIWen.ld ~were made CID
the Irvine ~b. be said.
Bakewell 1ald that eut and crew were
bused to the Irvine Rancb location In
December, and they stayed more than atx
weeks.
"OUR BATl'LEFIELD WAS about a mile
from Balboa and it wu noth.ioa but rolline bllla
and wilderness." he recalled. "They made a
maenificent battlefield with trenches, barbed •
wire. tree stumps and shell holes. It was won derful."
While the crew lived in a tent city adjacent
to the battlefield, the cast, Milestone and
dialogue dirertor George Cukor stayed in the
Casa del Camino Hotel in Laguna Beach.
Bakewell noted that Cu.tor who went on to
become a renowned director was "fresh out of
New York" anti received no screen credit for
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Smokers Snuff It
Bl, JOEL C. DON Spider Macl.ean and John No.at. •o.itJ,..... who both pledged a day off Crom tbei.r
At Hoag l:lolpital, the cafetena 1s smoJdni habtts.
serviDI a special "cold turkey"'
plate. "THE PLEDGE D&IVS IS a
A Costa Mesa boutique will refuse lighthearted approach to a very
to sell ashtrays or cigarette llebten. seriou. health topic," 1aid Priscilla
or permit 11motln1 in the store. Waller, of the Oranee County ch.apter
Those are Just two Orange Cout or the cancer aociety. "U smokers
anti-amoldnl efforts in support of the can say to themaelvM that they cu
American Cancer Society's "Great quit for ooe day, maybe u.e, woa't
American Smokeout" Thursday. continue smoltlng."
Nov. 15. Ms. Waller noted that at.& :,1:
Cancer IOdety officiala hope tUt out of Oranse Q,uaty'a U
an etlimat.ed 70,00I Oran1e Coun· populatic;m smote.
t1am will muff out their babib for That statistic baa helped fm1 local
the daY·loni natlmal campalp. health qencies to draw up a new an-
ti-s mok.in1 laltlaUH for U.e UM n•s 'IRE rovam YEO ror the ballot.
1mokeout ln California and the third Tb• lnitlativ• -ll.te tbe W·fat.ed
for the relt of the COWltrf. Proposttim 5 on the 1978 ballot -will
The ACS .um.tea that about 1.1 restrict 1mokln1 in moat public
mllUon Callfornlam breathed easier places, accordinl to Jel"f'J Immel.
at 1ut J'NI''• •mot.eoul aloaa wttb put pnaident of the Oran.a• <blnt7 almottt,mtmmm noaanaUonwtde. chapter of GASP <Group Alalut Clluwtte -bu ..._ J.labd Smoktnl Pollution). to a number ol ~..., lncl~ Be Mid tbe on tnlUaUft ll ......,
cbronlc bronchitll. emphysema and drawn• bJ Californtana lot Saac*-
caiscen of the mouth, phaJ'JU. ill& aDd Na.Smok1q Seetkm. a
IUJU. tlOPbltUI. pancreu. MM-coaliU. of bultb croupe aDd ~ du ud hlq. cf.et ~ tbe ACS. Amsicu
Cardlolollata also say d~tte Heart ~. Aa.nc. i_, •mnkfna tt a major contnbuW' to ~aildGASP.
Man dlleMe. tbe No. 1 t1ller ID tbe
\J.S. fta ANTl·IMOIUNG lalttaUve
• Will clarttJ HCUonl o1 ~. I. M VolWlteen wUJ be ~ltrtbatlq uld.
plecll• cards throucbout the count)' '+Tbla ttme It wtU be dear tW ,_
to 1et all'Obn to commit tbelmelft9 un't be hauled out Cto JaU> for a
to a puffleea day. accordiD1 to mlatkm." be aalcl Tbe LD!ttative wW
1mokeout Olftclala. also Permit 1mo1r1n1 at c:ertalD ccm-
Cal ~ Unlvenlty at P'ullenoo 1i certa.
featurtill a full d~ ot antl·•moktnl He uld tbe anti·•~ ll'OQpl
event.a lnclucliJlt lnformatlan booths, are comDWnc lnformaUon from a ~r IUUq-dilcO dance ~. qu11tJonnalre ftlled out by IS0,000
tro1 J1uaptn1-eontHtl and •P· people. It Will be UMd to draft tbe
PMl'IDCltolkWJZ radkt ~'* new blllotpropoeU.
Corona de/ Mar,
above, was
transformed into
a combat zone in
1929 for 'All
Quiet on Western
Front' filmmg.
William Bakewell
and Lew Ayres. ar
left. play
wartime buddies.
Backache
Rx: Post1•re
8aetac1Mt is eae •f Ute ao.t ee•mon bumaa ••meta, rwultiq In part from tM ap.
rtpt pGIQar9 wtaidl places all Ute weicbt of the
upper body oa the lower QiM, ~to the
Callfonda Medical A...ctatila <CllA>.
There ue IDU1 otber ea .. ti bllckacbe,
lncludtq kic1DeJ dl8M1e, artluitil, iaJv7 to the
uc:A ltMlf mid Ii.IQ.le alllde strain.
TD •OST co••oN CAUi• of loir backache la YOUDI adulta la a 1prai• (a
lt.retclliq, iJa •aJ'Jiq clelne. ti tM llp•.U
altoat tbe vertebrae) •a ltraia <a~ of
the mUlclll> tntm fallln1, twiltlq w llNnl
heavy obJeeta wit,out proper_ 11u1cular •
coordlnatioa, an a110datlan 1potl'lmu ,..
ported.
One of the moat eommoa eauH of
backache 8IDOlll pel"IODI IA middle ap and
beyond la de1enerattve artbrltl1 or de·
1enerauve dlanpa in the tDternrtebn1 dtla.
chana-~Ute wear Ull tear ot .,m, ..
Tll8 IPINS IS llAD& ap of U... ._,
ftl'tebne wtlida support tbe trunk• tbl pelfta. 8etftla eacb vertebra la a 1C1ft. .,_.,
4111e that allows the apiu to Mnd ud emw
wtth tbe·pocitkm of the bodJ -a IClrt ol ... abeorbei: wtUda nelltrallles CM elfect ti JarrtK.
pnaaun ot l&ldd.a tbaniet ol IDOftllllll -
Tbe 4lile it.leJf II OOlllPQMd of I ....
fibrous rtas of tlllue -~metblqitll(a a UaJ aa.
Del' tube-ftlled wtUi •softer, ~•*-iaLc. Wben a COedltioD Produd.Da Wftldm *Ila eecun, u..t m.r tube ea be tom.
'1'818 IN IT8&LJ' C8Ji ~ 8"We pala.
But wt. tbe tor 11 of aubltlDUal m-. tbe eofter mawtal wttbla tbe dlao actuallJ 0..-. out
lDto the..,...... cuiat and can came~
pain 1• Ute baet an4 lee ·wb·e·n-tl pm,.cmaaeneroot. .
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daJ. lt lt ..... &oda1 we Would Un •Mt I lot ol IDOMJ. 8llt ta.N WU 10 lcnma Acit.tri OuUd and;!~~• filtaUdM ~major lalariea OtOVNd~mlldat UM lnio'Jla, diMJtte u,. ldofl-ad Mt.a&~ UDdnd ......... to
lldrt U. .,... wtMn U. ~ mu had
plaoed tltotrleall1 dttoaated atJekl of a,aamH.t. ,,..,._ CODeUlllOll ...U. MINCS UM bell out
of ra.i.-;;"' laid BabftU. "It WU J1mt lib beiAc
lD UM lnll1 · Rt 8ddld that aJtboa1b tbt actorl who
pl.,.cl the acbool boy1 wen too youns to bave
bHD tn tbe ftnt world war, "w4 were all lo the
HC004."
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aur. 1118'1' a.om &SAL iOlclln. tM
tGrl • .._.. an tll*tail1 cloM camu...,._
'41rtu Mr Ume ae tM ftlm. -~"t:..:.!!All-• beeame ._., fatt. e._ ,..._. ••
Hld BQew U who u ... ID Loi Ancelel ud 1illl
.... Lew Aynl. "It wu an aperttn~ that wu -nUaw 1peclal for anyone ID that pletUN."
HOIU &Mt lt\lllllol 1D ta.a. dart Ofll'•ae Ge I UGJ won WM, BUeftU Ui4 aal
acton .wtJ IOltecl aNUd t.esma • Wiii& tbt mOY\el lD Santa Ana on~.
He remembers one 8UDClu driYlU v to
Lo1 Aa11Jea for a mHi• craw wUi hllr
Bl•qf,i IAiretta Youq't ailts.
' 1 Ud to dub back don Coat lllOWIJ
becaUle I._. co b9 ap •arlJ tbe aat monWll. '1
he reealled witb a lauf.b. 0 It wu •·lone drift.
Tb.ere wu DO freeway. •
Did the eut and crew rea1lle while they
were m11rtn1 &be movie tbat tbe1 ,,.. creattni
a clualcf
"We be1ao to," 1aid Bakewell, wbo
aJtboqb be admltl to be.tQI blaed, plua to
wateb the CBS remake. nAI we went on we bad
the feell.QI we were part ol IOIDetblnl reall1 tn1."
ntlAllll QlllN -8outb COllt ~ry dedicated tta eecaad theater wltb tome 100
aunta preMDt for the evmt. Amooa them
were (left) Mr. and Mn. Peter Ocha of
Corona del Mar and Mr. and Mn. Ed
McFarland of Coeta Meaa.
Third Party Holds 'Key'
New SCR Theater Opened
DEAR ANN
LANDERS: llJ wlft LI
40 7..ean old. I am 15.
Wt VI been married for
fO:,lr"'• but our rela· tl f LI 12 yean old.
J'or 1 yean abe bu
liven me complete bap-
ptne:u. Sbe bu been 80
wonderful that even
te rmlnatln& my flrat
m arrta1e and loling my
children were worth It.
We work together and
e nj o y eacb oLher
tremendously. However,
durtnc the last year or
so thlnJB have chan&ed
llltle by little and we
have seen each other
leas andleu.
Aaa
..... .ie ••
..
"(I
"'
lf you Ute experimental tblatilr, world pre-
mleret and "bot new properties bJ the cnateat
write rs ol the New Llterawre." atep rilbl up.
South Coast Repertory ba opened tta new
Second Stage Theater, adjaeeal to the main
audjtorium ln it.a beauutul new buiJdlQI 1D Town
Center.
There was a performanee, ol IOlta, fol' tbe
hundred people or so at t.be dedication. It
sta rred Boward Sie1al, ch.llrmaD ~the board,
who introduced guest.a and tUpped tbe •witch to
ll&ht the stage for the first time.
He did such a good job that .. think Slqal
should join the cast ! Many elected omctai. turned out for
the ceremony and Siegal obsenell Uaat ta.ey all
H appeniags
By Judith Olson
sat in the middle. No right· or left·winlen tbat
night.
The new 160-seat theater ii beinl tnaaiurat-
ed with "A Life in the Theater" by David
Mamet, and there wlll be a world premiere of
"Points in Time" by Elias Davil and David
Polloek Jan 9.
The "star-studded" audience at the dedica-
tion included .John alld •uy 8Gatta, E4 ...
• Pat Mc Farland, Arleae Scllafer &lie Tl•
Parkers, Dk k O'Neill, Dorta ,_ from the
• Irvine Foundation, Valley lleWeJ and Ben 89-
too.
It has been a week for grand openings.
Another was at the new Newport Balboa Sav-
ings and Loan offices in Westcliff Plua in
Newport Beach.
There actually were three P.arties for
<·lier Failures
· .. Take the Cake
atookboldera, founder., staff. omcen and
,-unta. with nearly !00 invited to each. .,.,..., DNa one ol the tounden, ...
then to ..._ peata and abow off the 1DlltY new
offtcea, Wblcb ftn d•llned bJ near ... ......
And tbell then 1a J_ellJbuna ta J'tddleltls, a
new cb.tJdND'• clothi.u at.ore in South Cout
P.Jpa. We eQjoJed a btaret and wine ID front ol
the lton, tbm atUourned to the Jewel Court for
a btah-powNd fuhloD lbow. 1l'bl o..,..., 8111 eea.. and Sam DDllsw•.
flew from 11ortda for the openlns. Cohn was the
one wbo came up with the clever nam~ "Juat
out of the air," Hollander aaid. Se•DCUna.tw were out In fUJ1 fOtte at
the Balboa Bay Club lut week when llee4 aad
&It.a 8prtMel mastermtncSed a 1mor1aabord
with <W Bal Cerpe1.
• Tbe dub otren international fare nery cou-
ple ol montbl, laid vice president .Joba Sader,
but the Seandlnavtaa evealq wa w o1 the
~t auceeuful. There wu music bJ the Ju DeMH 0-
and Iota ol i::all. ty. Witll lllta ia cbar,e, bow
caa anyone T Among The Sprtnkels' l\ae9t were Gerll
•aUer from Ambroeia, B•espe4«tf Baaa (he's
the executive chef at the Jonathan Club) and bis
new wife BlrCIUa. Mr .... .._Dick Steveu
aadCeftFOL
A sparkllna C!l'OWd 1•tbered at the Laeuna
Beach Musuem ol Art for the ~n~ the Maree 8auoBe Retrospective, lncllM the
artilt bimlelf and Ilia wife lhM, jUllt Mck
from Italy.
The wine and antipasto w• YrJ successful
and Allee Seper, hJ Putort• UMI •ane
Peale kept the l)asses and trays ftlled.
Ac:lmirinl the work and buytna boob to be
autographed were DeTid Slaaw, llr. &M •n.
.Jack Boyle ud Mr. ud Mn. Doe Kt••wlL
Allo, Ted ud Suane Pallllon, the 'ftlD
Carlylel, viroma ••10-TomMo, t11e 0eerp
Allamaa ud Albu &Un.
E,.... ••••kelc
A few weeb a10. a
friend informed me that
he bad seen my wife en·
terine the. ap~ent of
a man wbO JOlDed our
firm about 17 months
aao. When I confronted
my wife with what I bad
heard, abe hotly denied
lt. lo an effort to find
clues, I went through
ber purae last week and
found aome unfam11Jar
ho uae keys. When I
asked her whose keys
they were. she became
upset and refused to
11ve me an explanation
( Horoscope )
WEDNESDAY,NOVEllBES14
BJ SYDNEY OIU.&R
AllDS (Kar. 21-Apr. 1.9): Emphasis on de·
fmin& terms, improvi.n8 services, eettiog rid of
e moti<Jnal thorn ln aide. Elevate aelf.-teem.
TAURUS <Apr. 30-May 20): Accent on in-
volvement. emotional reapome1, creative pro-
ject.a and activUM9 coonected with chlldra. Ac·
cept added pr.sun, ,.pi«111111bWt7.
GSlllNI ()(ay 21-Jane 20): l"lniab ratber
than Initiate project. Siplllcant transaction ls
completed. Older iDdivtcfual a1da in property ap-
praiul. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Avoid dlrect
confrontation. Gain overall view. Take nng
roads. You make contact which boost morale.
provide reason for opt.lmism.
LEO (July 23-Auf. 22): Accent on wbat you
own, bow to protect poeaessioas, payment.a and
collections.
Vl&GO <AUi. 23-Sept. 22>: Cycle bieb; take
initiative, make new atartl in new d.1red.1ons.
J udgmenl, intuition are to be trusted.
LIB1IA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Delay. restnc-
tion temporary confinement should be re-
garded u opportunity for "second wind."
SCORPIO (Oct. D-Nov. 21): Popularity ii
keynoted. You 1et what you request. Strive to
ask for what you need.
8AGIT'rA&IU8 <Nov. 22·Dec . 2 1):
Diplomacy, recop.ition pf past favon. domesllc
adjustment and opportunity to brlni ambitions
into focus -these are empba.sized.
CAPBICO&N <Dec. 22·Jan. 19): Perceive
potential -be aware of abstract designs.
psychic income. SpoW&bt on wntin&, com· minutes, then aerved it A.D. 135 and A.D. 138. It munlcatlns .. deflnln& aspirations, to a mother-in-law who waa impressive until a AQUAJUU8 (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Strive for
o bsened, "You're not nioe-year-0ld kid point-"balanced budlet. •• One clOM to you expreaeea
pretty enoueb to cook ed out it was really a concern oftl' ftnancel.
thla rotten." plastic token given away PISCES <Feb. a.Mar. 3>): f\nilh rather
-OD the ground.a that
searching her purse was
so dishonest , so base,
tha t s he could n ot
forgive me.
Was looking in her
purse such a terrible
crim e" Am I a n un·
eUucal louse. as she LD·
s 1s ts ? Please , Ann,
answer t.Ju.s question. I
need to put Uus whole
th in g In 1ts pro per
perspective so 1 can find
the strength to deal with
• •
the problem realllticaJ-
ly. -YOUR F AJTHFUL
READER IN LA S
VEGAS
DEAS READE&:
Ra• •acl•& tllro•1ll
yo•r wife'• p•rae ta
aearcla of lier af&Wal·
Dell WU, iDdee4, NC··
bottom. Siie llu a rtPt
to be ugry. B.a tt •P·
pean • ii trJtac to set
off lbe defeatlye ID ID
effort todod&e the lu•.
Give tt Uf6er wee•.
u , by dlea. •aw ..
Dot taJ.ldlll, uk U allae
would be wUUac &o 10
wit.la 1°" &o a ~lor.
Uakm ol eouee, 1o.r
wife aMald ..wntJ lay
allbercudloa&laeuble.
<Pn• Pase cu
accurately called slipped disc> do well on wbat
is called ccmaervative treat.meat -bed rest,
local heat. medJcatJon, lDJecboos, a back sup·
port. An extra·tirm mattreu and/or a bed·si.zed
sheet ol heavy plywood umder the mattresa lS
often recommended.
Tbe tnteme pain aecom~ a ruptured
di.le, bowe~ may beeome IO ..._. or the ne"• IO IQJured lUt the ph)'Slcian will
reeom-.d SUl"8llll', the 111odattm spokesman
a&id.
OtlM!r' t.ckache cauaes inchlde anMomical
varlatiom, poor posture, rheumatoid arthritis,
bone tumon. nerw tumors, talion and emo-
uonal problema
lo llWlY cues. the auodation apokeaman
said. ooce the underlying problems are correct·
ed, ~eM Mckacltel can be cured.
SEVERE OR PERSISTENT BACKACHE
should be bn>u&ht to your doctor's attention so
tbe came can be identified and treated.
To prevent backache it ii ftnrt ol all impor·
tant to ma.anlaul eood physical CODditioD.
Tbe Worst Idea for by a soft drink firm. than bel1D -be aware of subtle nuances, le1al
Travellna With a Doi I feel better already. commttmmta. needl of partner or mate. ircl
Who II Trained to a ----------------------------• Early B
'
lbehanl
flidid nlCdellna.
,,
Think Spring!
IN THE FAii
Roger'• haa the largat Mlection of pre-,
miere balb•: Talipe, Daffoclila, Dutch Im,
Ranancalae, and many othen ready to plant ·
now for bat reaalte.
Let u Wp ,oa •o It Wf'lae R09er'e
Way." We wlll a4vlM , •• oa proper
preparatloa ... plaathle of 11oar au•
... beda. We are able to ••PPIJI all
~oar pnlea ..... to 1 ... ,. tUt ~·I'
9ardea wm prodaca glodo•• .... illt ••
BULB LECTURE SCHEDULE
Fri., Sat. a Saa •.. 12:00
and catch a
c~~u
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CllWlnGI Giit ,... I« flllllr• lfiPl)lnO. fUMt plelup Of
....,...... ...... IGIOllftO •1800 • "'°" .......... .
Oll.-... fll.oOIGf• peMf .............. ...
.,.,, fClmf
FahlOn ~· W1atelff
l1llntl ~?· Pin• ,,. ...... ~ ... ~ ........ ,.~ .... ............
MWt?I
,.,, ......... ,, ...
The ~d Florida
murdtr trial or
Tht~ Bundy has
bee~ed to Orlan do, ita thJrd locatton.
in tffort to at lm
•1 oa. nslNCSOllN
Dear~. Nb: At lut l'v• dlacovt,..S
Mtnt ot atayl 1 thin. I M&nMd lt trom a rrt d WbOm I ~ to envy for an. It. MtlDI
tbal no tler wbat •h• ate, abt kept her beauUful naure.
I'd 1ll ant to r al dtnoer p f1l •· Sbe'd take tHODd I and wit.bout a twh~JI, d1p Into the
ncb11t deuertl. My moutb would water to '" her d&lm.UY do awar wlt.ll a ebocolat. eelair, or dJah of
apple ple, 1mothered with Ice cream.
AND Mitt l 'O STAY AWAY ROM all this
food but remaln overwel&ht One ni&ht I uked ber
bow she did It. She said It waa her personal secrt-t,
kept ror yean, but decided to help me out becauae l waa frantic about my
( DOCTOR J excess welpt. p rtlal jury. Already
l'Onvieted of the slay.
ing of two coeds, this
tri I concerns kid·
naping·dealh of 12·
year·old girl
IN "All I do," she said, THE HOUSE "is make a pact with _ _ mysell. I never break it.
When I have ~n oa an
eating binge one day I pay for Lt the next. ....... Trallle Steppn-
PUBLIC NOTICE
~ICTITIOUS •USINESS
NAM! STATEM !NT
Tr.e IOllowlng per..., I• CIO!"V bU••
neu•~. WtL MOORE I. ASSOCIATES.
H•S2 Corroenle, M l\>101\ Vte10
C•lilor,,..m1s Wilbur-. Jr Uttl C:O.rt-e
MIUIO'I Vie to. C.ttforn•• •lf>IS
Prln<1t>el Pl«• of Bu'ln<ns "·
H•S2 Corrl•rote. M1l\IOn Vtejo.
c.llloml• '21US Tiiis _,IS c-led by.,,,.
dlYlo-1
Wllllllr-•.Jr,
Tiiis ~ was llled wltll tll9
c-ty Clerll • er-. Count, °" Oc· -··""' PUM»
............ Or .... CoHt O.Hy Pllol,
No119f!ll-6. u. 20. v. 1m U.W.?!
PVBUC NOTICE
----..c;.IT10Ui 9UllNH5 -
MAAiM1 STATIMllNT
TM tOl_.119 .... -~· dolnQ ~.,
THE Oft~T LAtUU Fl~ COM-
PANY, MQS.. Pel,.,1-, 5111 .. llt\, Mft·
.. AM,CM""4"ftle A~ 1'911«11, J140 Br-Ar
row, -co. CA!ltoml• "7'° 11111.n. l'ellodt. 11«1 II,,,...., A.ITOW,
Nor<o, c.t-• •11.0 Tnls bUslnHs h cOflducled bY •
CJ'IMr•I -11W"hip. R Pollock
Tiiis 11 .. _1 was toled •tin uw
Co""t'f Cl•rll of Or-Co..nly on
No.,.-2, 1tn '"'Uffl
Put111"'9d 0.--Cool Delly PIM>I,
No.,.mtl9r •· 13, 20, ll. 1•1• '233-1• -.. PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE TOCAEDITOAS
SUP'lllll<>A CDUllT OF THIE
STATll Of' CALll'OllNIA FOii
THI CX>UNTYOFOllANGE ..... .....,.,.
E\1 ... ol FAYE E IVES. O.Cu....O
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lo!,,.
< redltor~ of tM -n•~ o.c...,.,,1
tllel •II pwW'8 lleVlnQ <l•lm' ~••n•I
lr.e WICI clKedent .,. rf'CIUtreG 10 ltl•
1iwm. wllll u. l'Kfl-'I' ¥OUChe<\, In
,,.. otflc• ol IN Clerk of UM •bov• en
Cyclist
Leader
Rebels
SEATTLE <AP )
John Forester. British·
born president of the
League of American
Wheelmen . says
bicyclists should rerui;e
to accept second-class
citizenship on the road.
Forester, 50, is the son
of British writer C.S.
Forester. author of the
Horatio Hornblower
series
HE SAID hi s
mihtance about bicycles
was s parked shortly
after he moved to Palo
Alto He was riding to
work one day and saw a
sign that said, "Cyclists
must use sidewalk.·•
"I did," he said, and
nearly "killed myself ..
AS HEAD OF a group
that has represented the
il'\terests of bicyclists
since 1880, Forester says
two-wheelers should be
given full rights on ma·
jor city streeta. And he
says it's discrimination
to have separate rules,
paths and routes for
bikes
SMOKING POT
But I emphasi&e, I pay my interest on the prin-
cipal the very next. day. I go without. breakfast, cut
down my lunch. and forego second helpings and
dessert for dinner.
ON THE FOU..OWING DAYS I eat a regular.
sensible diet. When I go overboard aeain. I im·
mediately restrict. my diet the next day."
Doctor, I've tried it and lt works. I've lost over
25 pounds in three months. Whenever I've been on
an eating binge. I pay up for it the next day It
seems my stomach shows lt.s gratefulness by keep·
ing my weight down. 1 th.ink it would work ror
many of your readers who have been frustrated
. for year . -Mn. M .
DEAR MRS. M: You have been jugelmg
calories playrng addillon and subtraction. tr one
takes in 750 extra calories one day and only minus
the usual 1500 or more the following day, there's
bound to be a deficit. After a while weight·gam is
nullified, and weight-loss is bound to follow.
I have a friend who also stays thin by follow·
ing your friend's theory. He has eating binges at
night. Puts away a pant of ice cream wtth the "fix-
ings." He resolves never to eat breakfast and
lunch the day following his ice cream "orgy." . . ..
MEDICALE'ITES
Dear Dr. Steincrobn: I'm only 32, but am go-
ing in for a hyi;terectomy witiun a week or so. My
trouble is bleeding fibroid tumors.
He says he plans to leave my ovaries in. I have
a friend whose surgeon removed her ovanes at the
time of her hysterectomy
1 know I'll never be pregnant again so why not
remove my ovaries, loo? In this way I can be sure
I'll have no ovary trouble in the future. -Mn. G.
DEAR MRS. G : You'll have to leave it up to
the Judgment of your gyaecoloalat. Never "com-pare" diaeaaea. For example, your friend may
have been in the meoopauae or had ovaria that
already showed signs of disease.
U sWI in doubt, aak for another medical opi-
nion. Your dodor wants to save your ovaries ao
you will have the benefit of the production of
female hormones for many years. At aee 32 lhal
often ·makes good sense. Besides, be feels that
there's little likelihood of developing cancer in lbe
retained ovaries. . " .
FOR MRS. W If you're planning to become
pregnant, play safe by not drinking at all. Even
small amounts or alcohol Ca few glasses of wine or
ajiggerofwhiskey >taken daily. have serious effects
ontbeWlbom child.
The first few months are the most vulnerable
ones for the fetus Of course. women who KNOW
they are pregnant should not drink at all during
the first few months -and little, if at all, later. • • •
11114'0coun,OI'1opr.-.111>em. w11n SuDmllyour1<1eelOl'•'"f>o9CoNl'"to·
th• necHWtY vouctwn to I,.. "" Comlo EdtlOI', O.lly Pilot. Bo• 1Sto. .,.rsf9'*1 .. 11'IO HM1IOf Boulev•rd Co..t• _ m,.
Some doctors believe that every case or obesi·
ty should be considered one or potential diabetes.
says Dr. Slelncrohn in his booklet, "Watch Your
Diet Because Fat Can Kill You." For a copy write
to him at Box 1560, Costa Mesa 921626, enclosing 50
cents and a stamped, self-addressed envelope . Sull• JU, Costa MK&, c.. '242', wn1<n _;;;;.;::;;:..;c.:.:.:.:;:.;.:;;:.:;;... ____ _
h th• pl.Ce ol llUslnen Of I,.. un
o.n111r..a lfl •II _1 .. f• .,.,.Wlnln11 to
11111 Htet• ol wtd dKP...I, w11nl11 lowr =:::,;-u.11
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A...._ytwE.._
Sex Bias A.ff ects Pay?
By JOYCE L. KENNEDY
Pul>llslled Or .... C-0•11'1' PllOI
No•. U, 20, 27, Dec. 4, 1'7' 6m.n
PUBUC NOTICE
Dear Joyce: I am a womaa wbo
baa Ube onr tbe maaa1enldp of a
famll1·owaed reat.a•raa&. I •l•·
..... ~ ... l>llllWt covered &laa& my preclffeaor, a mu, .... ==....... eu·oed su.• more per year than .......,. ...._CA,._ I'm bei8' paid. la Ulla le&alT
l'L.AINTI .. ,.. aANK ot -TR. San Francisco MEWPO«f,eOll..,..•<Of110f4'llon • '
OtEl'l! .. ONf'T: Ol!llOttAH ANN --
attOWN, M IMWldultl; _, oou 1 The previous manager may have
tfW'Olllltl s, 1~ ·owr been overpaid, an owner bas the
CM9.,_.1t-:•.-..,... ri&bt to prune business coats, ::~-::=-... -:.....perhaps you should have been a
,..., .-. .... --Y99 """:"' tougher ne1otiator 1otn1 in, and you = •.,............. 11 probably don't have a sex bias cue.
AVltot ... -... ... a Pl To be aure, recheck t.be Equal Pay
•1 .,..... ,... ... -. "'-Act ... it applies to the particulars of ........... -.............. -...... • ..... "-• ....._ your ait.uatlon. .... _ .... ................ ~ ...
...,_, 1111 • _..,,.,.. """*' • FOR EXAMPLE, a 1lmllar but
.. ~'' .. "'" '"' wrut*" cbronoloclcally op~ite caae was re-re;rn:. .. =e=::1:'~ ported in White Colrar Management,
• ....... • .... _,..,, .....,.. a twtce-montbly nenletU!r to wbicb tie<•n• • ...,...,.,_"t!i._.. tt<• 1 --A bus•-~--'e tMMre. .. ,....... ........ 11 N'I many penonne --~ .,_,,.a ~-=~,~~. subscribe becauae lt coven le&al de-
e• ..... • ..... ....,.., .. ....,.. cl.Ilona affectina anana1ement and .., ...... ,_ *',....,.. ........ emploYee relatfoublpi. Tbe cues .......... ,... "*"' ......... .,. . ..._. .... _...._., ... .,.., ... --.. .,... .,. ,..,. are deec:rl-.,...._,mou1.., .
.... .-• G1Wt • .,,._,...... hl th1t one, Laura Starke)' wu .... ~ u.... .,.. • .., •-AA .__ a '---1tal alt.er soendtng ,... ....... -. .............. -~ .._... Cid ,..... .... ...-..... ~ U years adnDdal from tderk ::r==:. -::-'C.::.: to credit ·JDU~. She WU eamlDC _. .-. ,... • .,.-....,,.. • _. per mc.h wba the u fell. Her ._......._._,.,.....-..r., ...;awmmt •• tM ene-tttc Unua _,_,....... ..... _. ..
....... R11Cftlft wbO ~•me abc»ard .at_,
DATO:-.l.""' per Ulontb Md IOOft WU raiMd ·to ~':"on 11,100. St..rtret 1ued for HS dli-
crimlAAUoa. demaodJa1 mat1:-.p
backpe)'. Tbe bc>lpttal reepoiided tbill ...,
bad ,,.. .... to ., Wit.II &llie .., ' aDd
tbat llliiCraft WM a I• IMar-Jil'O: .................. "bo91111'4l0Uec·
( C4REERS )
lions by $35.000 a month .
STARKEY WON. THE U.S. Court
of Appeals said the man'• skill, ex-
perience and education at the time be
assumed bis poeiUon were no IJ"eat.er
than Starkey's, that be did not as-
sume more ta.ska and that be did not
implement new procedures. Starkey
was awarded nearly Sl5,000 plus
$4.500 in attorney's fees and costs.
The editors of Whlte Collar
M ana1ement comment that the
federal F.qual Pay Act reeop1.zes
four aitaaUoos which permit unequal
pay between the sexes: a aeolority
system; a merit system; a ant.em
whlcbmeasureaearninpbyquahttty
or quality of producUon; aDd a dlf.
ferentlal based on any factor other
than sex.
Tbere ~Y be facta you haven't re-
vealed. But on the face of your letter,
It loob like you'll have to boolt your
lncome b)' performance and barsaln· lD.I for ra1lea -or cha.a.le JObl, -BADER SERVlCS: Snd ~ft·
qwm tor ,,.._ tt.oo """' to JflfCf LGtn ~at Boz l•. Colta ltna ....
I . If 11i*'d ~ o IOmpk COJW ol M*t eouar N~. ncio. o "°'"Pfd,
.. 1/-oddl J 11 d, io..g fllltU• "'"'°""· 2. To ...._ a _,,. C(IPf of," A Work· ~ WOfnell'• 0.... eo H~Job ~a
DilpMs • o/ Lill60t' ~ill Dir, --.o~ . ..., tt1 _.. ..,.._,;,,.., .... a.,.,~ .
A huge Caltrans grooving machine bas
been making isl way up Pacific Coast
Highway in Laguna Beach, grooving
roadway to make road safer during rain.
The machine has been operating from 7
a.m. to 3:30 p.m . weekdays. wbJcb means
rewer traffic lanes for motorists in town.
Tbe inconvenience is expected to continue
through Chnstmas. but the end result will
mean a firmer grip for tires during the
rainy season, officials said.
'Most Powerfal'
Publisher Graham
Outmuscles Women
NEW YORK <AP> -First lady Rosalynn Carter may be "the
mo:it powerful woman in the country today" but only ranks Uurd m
a hstmg of the nation's 25 most influential women
Washington Post owner Kathanne Graham 1s No 1 on the list
by the World Almanac. and actress Jane Fonda 1s in second place
ALAMANAC EDITORS CALLED MRS. Carter the nation's
mos t powerful woman. but she dad not get the top slot because
'"there IS a segment or the populauon that JUSt doesn't like Mrs
Carter. maybe becaust• they consider her too
powerful," said almanac pubhsher Jane D
Flatt.
She said the selections were made by the
editorial staffs of 126 newspapers that co·
sponsor the almanac -publacauons that she
said "represent a broad spectrum of Am encan
thinking .
M~ FLATT SAID MRS. GRAHAM. who
was No. 2 last year, was "the runaway favonte
in the new list." She 1s chairman and chief ex·
ecutive of the Washington Post Co .. which owns uuAM
the Washington dally newspaper. Newsweek maglllne and radio
and television stations
New to t.he 1980 last were Chicaao Mayor Jane Byrne. con·
sumer columnist Bess Myerson, televtsion commentator Shana
Alexander. Children's TV Workshop president Joan Ganz Cooney
and soprano Beverly Sills, who heads the New York City Opera
Teddy Top Dresser
Among Politiciam
CHICAGO CAP> -Just a few days after be threw bis hat in the
ring. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D·Masa., bas upset President
Carter aa the best-dressed man lD Axnerican politics.
Kennedy. who announced bis candidacy ror the 1980
Democratic presidential nomination last week, was chosen by the
Custom Tailor's Guild of America. ~ch year, the eulld asks mem-
bers to name tbelr cbolces for tbe best-dressed men in 10 different
ccareer ft4!1dl.
The 10 must be "Immaculately groomed and properly dressed
for all occuions," aald AUomo Caprio, president oft.be l\llkl.
Carter wu best-dreaaed man th American poUUca ln lm.
· The o4her wtnnen on this year'• llat lnduded Burt Reynolds -
ntma: Don Rickles -nllht cluba; Frank Slnatra -muaic, and
Pitllburlh Steelers quarterback Terry Brad.abaw -sports. . .
Alien Hunt FOCWJ Tunu
SAN Df!iGO CAP> -The U.S .
Bord r Pat.rot •:r. lt ta ahilUng ltt bunt for tll~t aliens luto the
countr11lde where thoulands ol
aliea& wort and live on farms
1t'bUe teytnc to eta)' out of 1i1bt. •
Tbe. aritnl ol cooler wutber
ha& Hduced the•n.umber of
alleDi euppana acrou t.l'l• ~"
between San Die.co and Tijuana,
a patrol spokesman aald. ·
A total of 111 were found Sun· day at a spot uaed by alien
smuilli:n to plck up alleoi near lnterwt.aee 5 and PaloJnar ROad.
M ln tbie ~t. they nte driftO
back am. t.be border and re·
lea11d, U1l1tant patrol cbJef
Jlln Hetnette ul(t •
Wild Food
Not For
Squeamish
PARKERSBURG , W. Va
1 AP > Anyone who gets the
heebae-Jeebaes over things like
fried ants and chocolate-covered
grasshoppers probably wouldn 't
want to know what Edelene
Wood and her rnends cook up
for their gourmet spreads.
A newcome r to on1· or lhe1r
Sunday afternoon feasLc; could
unw1ttmgly end up with a mound
or rattlesnake salad on ht'> plaw
WHAT MAY APPEAR lo be
an ord1nary hamburger patty
could be fned possum sausage.
And get your beanngs: For
dessert. you could wand up
swallowing a slice of earthworm
cake. It could be bathed in
carmel or chocolate icmg.
··we don't encourage the
amateur who has never tried
anyt.hm& like thi.s to eat any of
these far-out thmgs," aays Miss Wood. who gives her age as
"past 50 ··
But for a growing number of
West V1rgm1ans and others
across the country, wild food
dashes are a connoisseur's de-
light
"It definitely is a growmg
thmg," says Mass Wood, a clerk
for Monongahela Power Co.
.. B.ack m the '60s, someone told
me 1t was hke the hula-hoop and
our interest would fade m a
yt:'a r ··
Sl1Cll HAS NOT been the
('asc Just th(' other day, the
Parken;burg 1i1.oman traveled to
Roanoke Island, off Cape Hat
teras. N C . wht•re she organiied
..i ··wild Foods Weekend" for 75 .
Tht• gathennJ! spent the day
rerretm~ out roots. plants. game
and seafood
At dinner. they sat down to eat
t.i wild ducks. a wild goose.
)t'llow tuna salad, steamed
oysters. Wlld grape chiffon pie.
sa ute e d eel. y ucca
flower-blossom salad and bat-
ter-fned squid. And that hardly
put a dent in the menu.
Nature abounds with such
fare. Miss Wood says. And de·
pending on the season. and
where you are, you can have an
almost endless variety If you're
not squeamish about the bounty
of the wilds and know what
you ·re eating.
"MOST OF THE people wbo
eat wild food don 'l do it because
they think it is cleaner or better
for you." she says. "They do it
because they are intrigued with
the idea or using the fruits of
thlngs that normally go to waste
and doing something with
them.''
Miss Woods says We:it
Virglnia is rich in such foods.
When the late Euell Gibbons
came to North Bend State Pafk
for his first Nature Wonder
Weekend, he called Wot
Virginia "the garden spot of t.be
nation ror wild· food gathertn&."
Miss Wood recalls.
In a brochure she compiled
several yea.rs a10 for t.be state
Department of Natural
Resources, she II.Its more th• so or the best-known wtld foodl
ln West \'lrein1a. But there are
huudnda more to be cleaned
from the wilds.
DUSING TIME away from
her Job at the power compant,
Mlu Wood teacba adult educ&·
Uon cluaes in Partenbu.rs c:n
wild foodl. She also tra9et1
about I.be country lee~ on
the subject or act.int•• a .... .,
food ccnault.nt" for fl'OUIJI ~
1anl1Jna pUcrtmac s lnto
wllda.
Sbe gya ab• never tho\&i,bt I
would lUl'1I Into anythl.q ·Wt•
baa.
One Cell Service
Fa8t Credit Approval
Bill CHUNDY. RLAlTO R
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... ~'MCM
lllmw4'00L
R.el&or•Uol poteDUal. Bucly maQ.'• epeclal. I.ti a Bil + bu&• 1ame rm. Phaa dlarnc. aa · eoclOffd party patio.
Pliva&e U..UMd at.net .
.Nw ~·· fwys .. eeboola~tore as make
U,_. ICJU I: ti()MH
REAL TORS'. 675 6000
tbou1and1. A1ktn1 :::.O::<>· Call aowl
2443 East Cont Highway. Corona dtl Mar
~-Wt. ................
·-.. 1002 .......................
BKR.
DllAMS Al•.oMID
OOM'TWT DISmt1ID
And neither do holJlea ~TT94 ::. ~ ~ :n Owner wants out! 4
that ts for •UJ* ~1 bath, family rm, livtn& PLUS tbe ldvan· fpie. V acce11. Owner
tqeot uechadecl 1 BR, = ~~· Act
Ba mc:iom. unit or IA·I• Ollf"" ,,. 9•1n 111•110 111 t"', A!~;~: (ellHI
REAL TOM ~ .._. u ·75 ... MBA D&MAI Spadoaa2 br, aba + deo
-<P9 • ASSUM4'1ll lD mott ~t after 91 11 lllM! Laree •.:n:e •tol'>' 4 ~ ..... :::1~ = tm 1aa Jlidili0 for Bdrm. 2 home wtth .... ·
/mo. I lmQ:led oc· ldill-stze famllY rm and ~cy. a Br condo. fplc, Htumable ~~59(, ~ ~a lkr.r t; l r.r.
lllCUTIVI
1IW.IV& rue -.ry. torma11Mna
• dlntq. •lmll1 k.ltcbea, xsra lU"l9 ramu, rm + wetbu,1-tcll tplc, IC)U'•
lnJ 1talra ltadlDI to
prtvate matter 1uite • cblldrtn '1 quarter1.
lbDiond IJ'OUDda. Alk :.i::-· Call Now!
()llf;1 IN 9• •f \ ~~' tO• 'ril • --
TH[ R[Al I
ESTATERS -. ~
=filk to ~cbd. New = ir=· ~ Real Dtat. l c•·-·· ra.,... -.uni II Call --------20 AcalS
1b frple. B&lY at Now· 548-ZSU • STllD rr llCH S&l'9t LOCA TIOM OP AVOCADOS
lill/mo PITJ • UM>C. ()Pff.it11'J•HffUNIOl!INl(I• .... ,.... Take-over '70.800 Loan. ln one of Fallbrook·s r 1"SIDE doe• incl. for 2 yra. [ I th at IAll E ~1~t~ Cll~lll1t ?C:1~.Bd~: ~!~i:ri~~ c r~~eE!t °'6Rl~lt Mesa ~ 2 yn! Take -.--=--••1•.., apa, sauna, 10~% Al· aunny kitchen. larae formallimum ux sheller cus&om bulll l bed.rm OR owr approx $50 ooo lit 1umable Loan. Price famUy rm. Alklnt only & production. Pnced al 2 bedrm + den home'
TD. at t~% 'Close ASSUMlt1/J PHA La. m.ooo. "We have 4 pro-SUS,000. Call now: sao.ooo per acre with Geted eotry court yim:t emcrow Ju 2, 1980. Call TtU.1 down $15,000. Pay-pertiea wttb uaumable &nm term• available. Con i f rou.o ,.,m-;JR'hVNIOIP•~I · ~1~~!n.•:·b~~ ~l~e ~~ .. Call DOW. 1•91*Lfi:1rlu1· =YF:i~~ ~~~~ieaa"ce~ f--:']' THE REAL
a:-~:._:j ESl Al lRS
~.:.~~jj CJl'fN'"" .. '""""'"'''"'' ~~lJ' Jic ~~-5141 or 721-7291 :E!~T~~tnner. :::.:::.~m l•llll . -·-= ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 O'f Nl-••••\•IJN IO•"''•
G•t0R2£Nca00 • -o:mMG v .... ~....= .... [911111
3 ....__ 2 bd tra d eluxe Ir Im · . -•-•••.., forWHJTEelephanu ............ up, nna. --wttbaetuallfedAd down; tood condition; maculate! 2 Bdrma .• 2 ._w/$12,000
CaUM2-587'8 oew ~. 2 Car park baths; rrplc. + com-No 9ualifyfn1. ciiat.om Ing Steps lo beach' munlty amenlliea. oeitJlborbood. 3 Brdm
1225.SOO lncludll\& land' $210,000' home otfered al STUOO
..._.lay Prop. Hurry, tbl1 one won't
....... last! S.0.3886 * 675-7060.
UDO ISi.i IA YllllOMT AXIi
A dK91••/l 1111 11 ct1•1111l .. ...
Nit ""w9tcll ............. .......
lee ...... Al ,.. ................... .....
associated
UJtt)tl(."r' ur /\l Tf"Jfl~
/U '' IA/• "olt,' 1 t. ' I 'It ' tNltelan
MIWUST1M4t
MIWflOIT RACH
OJmmcrdal/"-idml&al
Uaiqua eombineUon aJJ
GD ODii lot. ConulMr'clal
bulldlA1 and 3 apart·
meats Xlnl exposure.
mQJ'#)
64Z.5200
D0¥8SHOUS
A..sl'HOMI
DramaUc c:ou.rty~ m·
try. wtt.b pool and 1pa
Spe(taculu vtew. from
almost ·every room. 4
1paciou1 bdrma. and
m11ds quarters. Family
room plua 1ame room 2 welbara. 1re•nbou1t
Luawy bv1D1 pnoed al
$529,000 Call~
FORESTE
OLSON '*"' , ......... .
•·~.....,c
VYGUSSHIU.
' lk'. 2"4t Ba .••• 1ty
N9wpons. Cu.tom pool
" 1119. prd. eaay can Landleaobla. me ot bnck • wooct.'Kol pond. _, aq
rt + lJl)I p.race. 110.000
pnce redurt1oa 13518.500.
tenDI avallabl.e
~
A Oivmonof
Harbor Investment Co ~~~~~~~~ ~.~~ ... !~~~
OWNER WILL YINANCE
UDOISU
4 bedl oom oo Lido lite
Buut1fully and com
pletely redecorated -.500 JACOBS REAL TY
'75"4670
9'/t'loFlll•c ...
...... Ylewtto..1
' Br. 2~ Ba. ·~ family rm. 2 frplc s. wet
bar, 1p1. h1 1bly up uaded l.h.Nout. AcroN
from IJ'ftnbell & short
walk t.o Ancknoo School
SZll.DI Fee.
~
... wporl w ....... owt
4 Br. 2~ Ba jltant Liv"
Ill tht beach for nat htod
pnc:a But tnllauon. en
Pf apprtt\&1100 BAl.BOA ISLA.'14 D
REALTY
en-8700
OLDCdM
Adorable, totally re·
modeled 2 bdrm home:
lovely spacious brick
patio Needa notbtna but
you' Priced ri&ht at
1182,.SOO Exclusively of
fered throuab
I i!i,\11llt\l\!1 ,:\;~II.,
, i!\r;~ll 11 1"1
rl11"1 ho10 r,r,flO Ar1t l1n .••
I ;,•,ll>lul' Pt• ,f lil<l<j
MIW
Cult.om bUllt 3 br. 2 ba. 4
car pra&e on-ovenlied
lot w /oomplet.ely recon
dllloned 2 br rental unit
w/frplc & hardwood
lloon. C H Roberl.llon.
Rltr.175-0082. ----
CdM DPLX $179,500 •
'll\1.o; South a( Co111l Hwy
loc1uoo Lh pnced to sell.
J 2HH fronl MUllge wrlh
loll! of c harm llnd I
RRtdcn+frpk on rear offer. pvt II\ 1ng Ownt·r
motivated tr) SS0.000
down and contract of ________ , saJie C.llD1n Hr bb.Agt.
0 N W A V E R L Y . 675-ll I I
Ba)'ahores Uf'luatve, u.. bedrooma and de· COllhl ...... IOZ4 n-. ~ Ulbt aod ._ ... •••••-••••••••••
auy bome. Hardwood l•-------noon. Frencb doors.
brick patlo , c ozy
ft~ Weil priced al sm.ooo.
COU Of MEWPOIT
llALTOaS
'75-511 t
RL"'t.ih1Ll ~Realty
I iJ11 t<1'.1lh ttlfat•
r, I J· I Jr)() . ... ....... . ....
OWHEATRANS.
.J..toryJIMd.+ ........ ~
••• .. ...... 0..... wll ..... -2 Bdrm JHmlne
Creek borne. Pool,
tennis, cooveruence
and a peek of the
<K'ean. 1225.000
......... su.ooo
Retired or atarter ~
ln Lona Bcb. 2 br + den. Auume 1~%. 128.000
1staUZT7 .. SZO.OOOdn. No
need t.o quality. Glolay
brdwd fln. neW pa1nt ••
11 ... ,, ,,,.,, .. '"'
Very motivated ! 3
8drm.1 . 2 b1tha, com~r
Getfw1.,...... lot next to park Ex
Locac.ad acljaceot t.o the J ILOCI( S OC.1.AM c e 11 e n l c o n d 1 l 1 o n ca-ll'dll. _... or ........ 1775,000 ....
WATERFRONT
HOMES Inc.
~36 W Coch It l~ltwo1.
Nt>wport fWMh
631·1400
...
, I .... :r .......
Ali ~llillrlcml S.Cc"' Story
In Ir out. new k1tcheo f1r.
Pat. C-21 ~. llM370.
IY ... °"I lwlty.' 8QJ for SlDK dn-pml.a
Ml\) mo. Beaut. 4 BR 2
Ba, pool bome ln Pl'tme
-. Call Jack, 55l·IZU llKJl.
Sl.89 per DAY
that '1 ALL you pay
fora
30~~ed
DllLY PILOT
SBVICE
lllECTOIY
DO IT NOW!
642-1671
________ , flnt fairway of pre-&aldable 4lr7S. iooed SlZJ~
1U1tou1 Meaa Verde Jl.2.0wn.-asurJous• -~~~~~~~ ~Ub.~~:h l!(Jl6@:1tr:mimnm OPEJ'oi HOUSE.' Br. 2 ba.
OCIMROMT
CONDO
2 Bdrm1 .• 2 bat hi:
MCWity bloda. Vacant,
1mmed. occupaDCy. Sub.
,.,. ... 1225.000
fonml~aodsuperb ..wnls:a~ UVlnl rm w/frplc, lrg pme room. l\'aJk tn wet· • dlnlnl rm. u p den
bar overioob cm112m-•uoo. m.im
cent 1round1. Call HOUSIOFGLASS ~ ~Evee 86-0303 ltulUc artill A-Frame BR. be.aut. M•a Verde. tnde for anYtbina. Good .Neartbuea. 4 BR IDcld 2 nnaoc. 2110Seru1 Pl. •
~UJ:.4t S l f
OLSON associated
I' ... ' ~ I •~ ', '' I ~ ' ' , . ,,... . . . . . . -
----
macneb I Irvine
realty
A IUlllOIMY OF
THE IRVINI COMPANY
~PAii!
Rare ''Cardiff" model in the
"Terrace" -2BRs & added loft &
hobby room. Designer papen -
lots of wood j•neUng -patio w/spa. Air-coo . & security alarm
1y_1tem. Holly Markas 644·6200.
<N·78)
.. t-t2H '44_.200
«11 Dover Ori" H~ View Ctntet
trvlne et C..,.. Vellty cena.r
752·1414
~..at. + IUIM qtn. --------
den or rwtreat. i~ Ba
llaulve Fam Rm
l1land kltcb, beam1.
St.one fpAc Owner w /beJp
ftnance. 1' loan naU
SacrU1c-e for $120,000
Call tod1y ! 913 0902
BK.ll.
L.Mlelslltll a-tfted Ada are reaJlv
ana1J • 'l*JP6e to people T •
lalal e&UI wttb bt1 re·
adenhip and bll reeuJc.a •
To pace fOW' cl ... tned ad. Call Loday MZ-5811. ....... 1002 ti•••.. 1002 ······················· ...................... .
l!IE
111111 ILlllS ca.
OVl!R 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
Ml\WQn CUST COMK>
~xtra 8harp. Two ~rooma. Two Batha.
0rt1lnaJ Owner. Uke A Model. Hardwood
P'loon 6 Shuuen. Wet Bar • P\Nl>lac. In
L1vln1 Room Attractive Matter 8edroom
Suite. Pool. Sauna & Tennis. Hurry, ONly
SJ42.300.
® :::i.=7
131·1• ... DOftl ....
•
~ .• HERITAGE
Ht-All O RS
OAKGLEM
' Dl1tloc t lve n ew 2
bedroom, 2\.ii ba COD·
domlniums . .,, ,990.
2S18 Elden Ave, C.M.
6'2-6734
IASTSIDICHAIM
Spwba .. Bdrm 2 Ba bocn8 lD prime Costa
MeN location. Thia is an
~oCferln1 with used brick fireplace, beam cemoas as new
U cbeu with all blt·ln ap-
J)tiancea. Located on a deep Jot with alley ac---HIW--U-m_H_G __
QISS. F\lU price Sl.36,950.
Call 751..Jl.91 MOTIVATED
Most desirable s bdrm, 2 C:: SELECT =.model w /many up-
T' PROPE RTIES relocatJT'°m':: =r
Doo't wait! 545-M!il
OWNER LEAVING
PRICERmucm
&!per 3 Bdrm pool home.
In great locatfon. Owner
pacbng now, caU to see,
66-9161
~ . '
OUick and Easy!
fli tai&Van.y 1034 •••••••••••••••••••••••
VA TB.MS
Nice 4Br, l~Ba. 2 1ty
bome. on xtra lg cuJ-de·
aac end Jot. or IOOd sch.ls "shoppf.og. Park-Place, Inc. 8'2·7461
REALTORS
1044 •••••••••••••••••••••••
WOODIRIDGE
3 Br Sl.25,0005 Br
$195,000usume9li'J%
642-0112,644-6687
~MABLE LOAN
COLLEGE PARK
Beautiful tr i-leve l, 4
bedroom Berkeley Plan
in prestigious College Parlt. Assumable 9"4%
Ideally located to park,
schools & community
pools . Ask 1 ng o nly
$131,500.
~-H,\NClf
H[/\LlY
~h 1 2000
MEW
Woodbridae Townhouse
3 Bdrm 1 \.iiba, upgraded.
By Owner. 187,500.
87S-654e or 982-8750
THE RANCH
don osen
r••ultor ...
401GLENNEYRE
497-4848
LOTS OF (ii.ASS!
Spara.I stJUttue in entry
to custom 3 Bdrm home
Cattful blend of wood. slt ylighta and 1tass
makes this a bri&!>t. uni· que home. Sl89.500. ...,_.v...,_u.
497-1761
84GUSH TUDOR
A relaxed gracious home
that bas been re-i:reated
wttb the finest woods and details of m a a ler craftsman. ''Cover Glrl"
ldt.chen ls a focal point
for thole who are Ured of
the "Ulual". L.olJlll9 Vllagt ...
497-1761
_, ~,_ HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
MAKE AH OFRR
Owner will assist fmanc
ing. Room for everyone
l story, 4 bd, 1 ba. ram
rm, form din rm, lge en-
tertuoang rm. Only sw.ooo. 6'2·9567.
WA'flllllOMT ~-c:~:o~
• avail. SpectacQJar view.
*-~.ooo. Cote Realty
& lavestment
640-5717 •
J ust footstep<! &
you'rc lherc SRr.
2Bu be&C'h home.
~??'i nnn w 11h S137 .000 asaum
able 1st at 9C-:. _ow~~---
FOUR UMfTS.C.M..
Near new. 3 Br owners
Wllt, 2 ba, frpl, 2·car pr., 3-2 Br. 2 ba, aait.s
TSL Invstmta 60-1603
..wPOIT llACH
Duplexes on Pen.lo. &
Nwpt Shrs avail. All
amenataea. Preaently
&eaed.. Turn·ltey <>per•·
CUSTOM lion. Property m1mt avail. ~12. BKR.
VIEWHOMI
This lar1e 3.000 aq.ft RENTAL plus home features. s INCOME PROPERTY Bdrm a. 4 baths . 2 P'rom $31,900. Modular
firep la ces, Indoor ~8:::.;!,securipooll~ atrlwn. air cood 'o.i. Ex· r••
lalllve use of wood aod ~ =~C::-n~: paM. Redwood deckiu, La B b R II P new decor thnaout. Aoa, ,...f)"!!-.! · · ·
la .rooed for bona. For -"------·-·---
mire tnto. call 5*-a> IASTSIDI
· ·.: ... HERITAGE Dllrllna duplex '125,000. ecz.ts1oor .....
FOR LI.ASE
New 2 beclroom-2""
.......... Mia ...
Lakes Co•••• Clllb.. Goff.ti .....
pool. leaat1f11'1K
la•dscaped, !'Jl
•'I tmceymd..
9690 Cl•bltctt11
Rd. .,..... Hot SoriRel4
213-378-2572::~
Davis & Clark ~ .•••..........•.
...... Fa:zite.d Real Estate .... ••••••••••••••••••• Investment Bkr. 16oaPa t 1 •• 3107
«lOO Westerly l't. Ste 2:8S; ..... ••••••••••••••••••
Newport Beach Olle 28r, lBa Rome, Crpl, 851-1666 wi n t e r , S s 2 s I m o . 1-871-8225
EASTC.M.
DUPLEX
2 Br each. i. yard • sep.
1ara1ea. Owner will
carry 2nd truat deed.1---bollle----wttb--wonlae--
~ -' call DOW! Veaietarian llotber ... 1
CIMIURY 21 cbltd. Ocean Vie•.
Pleeae call 07-Gll aft
Popular Appaloosa on
desirable cul-de-aac. 4
bedroom, 2'1ii baths a car
p.raaeJ.. r~rmal dlnlna room. nnect ror enter-ta1.n1ne. Open ho\aae Sat • am 1·5. 1521.2 Cbam-pep.
M ake th ose 1 oo d boueehn&d it.ems you 're
DOC ualn1 available &.o
IOIDe other (amilT by •
vertia.lQI tbem to.-Nie lo
C uaifted CalleG-5171 ~~~~~~ ~~~~~~I
............ 1041 ......... 1041
REALTORS s.w I. flMAMCI Welldff leelly 1Pm-••
~Him• ._. pw~ -· • -.......... ,.. : t td ~
C-J:,\r\Jc:tt
: • r /\I TY
•'>l !fJOO
Outst~ 2.IETER ..
MODEL
Jn Park U Hom•: de· conted lo earth toGes; 4
bdrme. and kitchen·
family room. Bullt
at'OUDd central at.rham.
Cdt. llvtn& at I\• '*'' Saeltoowt 1138.soo
....................... ...... ................ .
fg Coldwell Banker
k.i I &mOMs IMftSTOu
Spacious 2 Bdrm, 2~ bath eoado
beblbd teciiteCt gat. area iD South Lasuna with ocean vlew. Aiilen.IU. include microwave, wet bar,
custom abutters. C\J.rNDtly ldNd.
Olfei'ed at Sl70,000.
CUSTOM HOME
View of clt7 lllbtl, 0.tdDa. mountahw • .u. Oor-seoua bome, pool, •P•.on one a c r e . BEDUCEDll
RANCH REALTY
551-1222
0..-IMI ....
JMa2•u.1t ,. -2100 .
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bdnm., 2 ba., flreplc, Industrial llu1ldla11. -·••••••••••••••-• pn. patio. s a.a&a1 UDJ&a 1'lldD. All· -.um ' Beaatlfw s BR. 2 ~··
R"Mdeb idntld lneome. A ..... --...... ••oo blyfroat; 7rl7. leaN. = I ill artl•e -_. .-.-. -loftJy tftlDl pUlo ~ .... IMS,000 -.................... lllm."bokt Rlt.J. ~
~ M. T~ Co.. Mme IW Lot XlnL •• ..... I .. ._:;ji ~ .....-io Uan. No. end L~r_wa• r • 21 •"lff7 8leda. IATel. 2 to -· ... --•••••• ..,.. .......... ~7M .. 0'51. Lm'lllBr,3tMl,"'blkto u lkdlcllD.p for aale, lAl1ma 8t IL ~ ba7, .,00 mo. 1rl7 == .... ...... ... _tarQtOD .:r .•. ,:,:. t1Wlll ....
Plllliel.111-mt c. _...... U22
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F.ast.Ude ea.ta Mesa. 3
br, 1~ ba, frplc. encl.
pMjo, dbl 1ara1e. Lovely
Luxury aaa. a t>a apt uu
houM Prtvato Dbl nt'I d BR l~ Ba.1ar w/tl.c ••r. all ulrH Sl71
opir. MW decor' AdJll, 1157.U.
DO ])all, S575 )' rl )'.
631 ....
Penloaltl•, l l;lbllla to
beat b, 2Dr lba, t O'I)' . .... 8-..... 2ba, fn>lc.
lllfv ynl Cb1Jdl'eo ox.
li>P$.ILW5l(o. MZ-5'722
SW, Zba, near Fedco.
LIASl/Of'TIOM
3 BR 2~ Ba, ocean view
condo. '1300 mo .. appllea
to Sl98,500. 645-7272
met Uftlt. Avail. I*. '550 C... .. W.-ll22
mo. lea1e. Roblo1on. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -~--·-----Cozy \Dlfum. 2 BR t ba. Dep.. + bt • tut. SS50Mo. NoNa...., pra,e apt. No cbHdren
Ul--"cliff tmmac. 3 br, 2 Tox I a 111 or ...... ...,5/ o n-'-,._.. I f l u.tw.1•d 3121 .,.,... -· m . ~. ba. am rm, 2 rp ca, AvaUDec l .6"-7790 '"'1f.S125.848-2320. • ..................... .
Hartlor Rld&e 3 bdrm. 3
ba. + den. Luxury Coo·
do. S1S>O per mo. Call
M0-2036.
Spa. 3Br, 2~Ba, FP. CothlMt'MI ll24
D/W, W/D w/bkup, fac· ••-••-••••••••••••••• inl pool, 2 car C/P, or Clean 2 br upper, cpta,
Hoa1 Hosf, leue, for drps, bltm. cbklm ok. No
adufla OD y, DO pell, p ell SUS. 752 (8 )
1550mo. 5'8·2231 or Shalimar. 6'5·1922 or 3br, 2ba. boom rm. pool, m.tl57. •185'7.
club houN. seoomo. No --------O:llldo Nr So c.t Plaza Peta. M2"'11SO, 8'2-1010 • ... ...., .......... u. .. -s ODflbeArt:bW'· ... t&llh ....... d -~Ar I
Oeupy lmmd MJODBRIOOE, 3 BR, 2~ 3 BR 2~ Ba CODdo. 1ar. Is -·•••••••••••••••••• Larp, 1..2&3 bd &arden ~...secure Ba, 1875 mo. 714-64G-2360 C8ll>O"t· Gu fplc. patio, .._. ,.._.. J706 apts. Adult.I. D1hwhr ,
PuicariDfroot-Kld OK wkd)ia,9-7PM poolpriv.Nopet.s.Oceao -·•••••••••••••••••••• bltns.enclaar,gu bbq
allr, 2be $&50. Ml-310a vu. S5IK> mo. 968-ION 1 Br furn or unfum I/UN\ Pool. Gas Pd 778 Scott --------13 Br. 1~ ba condo . · ~· Pl.6'2·5073;&&5-5611 Iii Yard. 3 bdrm on a Heritage Park. No peta. •NPT. TERRACE CON· yrly. Adults, no pela.
qt&et street. Mo. to mo ~upgraded. $500 mo. 00 -2br. 2~ba. frplc. 8'75-S229. 2 Bdrms , 1 bath a pl
OX. ~ pr mo. Call Day 548-1313 ; e ve cloH lo pool. S550Mo. AduJls. S375. mo. Gas m.m.i 55IMl+l2 96&33118, ~l!i03 ..._. h lullla 3707 pajd. 6'2·5073.
E ASTS I D E 3 BR . Sag) family 3br. coovt ~ like rent! Move Ul
t«JO/mo. i.t/ lut + .1100. den. lg entry Jutchen. a•· now! $5000 dn' Your NopeU.. Bkr. 546-0814 soc roes " grdnr lncld. cbotce 4 br. 2 ba home
•••••••••••••••••••••••
ZBr triplex w !Wet bar &
frplc, bllt from Pavilion.
Call owner (714 > 827 .22.40
2 huge br ln super loca-
$'100Mo.95S-1746evea. N.B., or Turtleroclc Coo·
$WI. 3 BR. pvt. renced. nr do 3 Br. 2 ba. Payts ap. 2 bdrm. 1 be. Duplex,
acboola, kids OK. Drive 3br, 2i,.,ba, lrg mstr bdrm, prox. $1700 mo. John Va· Point. 11\ma. or unfurn.
b 1 8 4 5 D ar r e 11, den, bar, frplc, al ate, nlao Co, Gallery of $380. prqe. 714/67s-.41"2
IJon, redwood bea m ceaJ.
lngs, buJll·ln kitchen . s:m mo. No pets. Inquire
568 W. Wilson. 64S-6448
MESArtNlS
N/Wllaoo; W/Placeotia. 1650Mo. Stan 847·3.581, Homes 631-0900. «2131793-0031
., 3318 aft ---·------
Mae Verde EuL Spac.
Bachelor, 1&2 b r apts
lrom s:JOS. Pool. Jacu.ui,
pvt patl.01. Ga ra 1ea
avail. AduJta, DO peta.
21e>Huta Ave, 549-2447.
• . 61-m..8503 Newport Studio Coodo. Nr
Euf.aide luury liviD-. 3 3 BR. 2 at(lry cando, l'ill J:loqlbpttal. Pool, 1pa, Corw .. Mer 3722
BR m Be. w/apa. fple, ba. wuber /dl')'er rm .• aauna. Security. $400. ~-;.··;~;;,·;.;;.;;,;.:
adledraJ do.*· 9152$. fr1* +rec. pq. Lake, 2l3/m .1001colled Beach '• finfft. *"""'". DwiDllCo.~ pool, tenn1I II jacuui. • .. ..,,,
--------• $500. mo. Annual lse. EASTSIDI mo.642-4783wlulyg. 2 BR. 1 Ba. relrtg, 1ndry
'8rw/nJceyanS.$650/mo. 5159-9082 31DRM-$500/ftl0, 591·~1 or 5'5-lOOL AU C-.Mfta
forBandy. Leaae : GREENTR E E *Cote' Realty
rm. kids OK, no dop .
3724 1325mo. 831-9081
Beautlful 4Br home close College Park Home 3br, lo s hopping, schools, & Investment
2tle, new paint, crps, tile perks and pool.1625/mo. 640-5777
&drpl. 2 car iar. AvaU. ClllM1·Z776or546-9715. 21Jt. li51SM.o. & aec. dep. --------1 HV u--B .,_,. ~ DUUJCD, 4 r, --Laglllla ltodl 3241 mo. Avail. Jan. Comm
ICIDSJPITS OK ••••••••••••••••••••••• pool, 644-4157
2 Br, pr, fncd yd. $425. Beautiful home lo e x· Small 3Br. 1~ Ba ,
IG-2510; &16-4148 clmive Victoria beach. caJ11ela, drapea, carport.
Nice Joealloa. 3BR, 2 ba, 3br 3ba, fam rm. 3 decb. $4.50/mo. 846-3192, 373
'41 a cre, b il yard. W/superb white water 23rdSt.BackBayana.
1151'10/mo. 751.Ql36 view. Ste p a to bcb. Su .... rb Blufra condo; --------1 SlD).Mo. 4!M-IN21 -.,_.,... 1226 --------apec.48R,3ba.a50Mo.
-•••••••••••••••••• For rent with oPllon. 4 A&eot 6'6-1W Haw bomel-Dana Pt. Ca· bdr m . 2 ba . drapea, "'°°~development carpet.a, bulll ·ina, car LIASl-Ol'nOM ~ No pet.. Aft Spm. & 10-~ down payment Wlmda. s:n ·233&
U~ll·7 /I lniereat Lol)lm... 3250
-.inabie loaR. ···-·················· Tel.a&bn811-Ml6 ~~~~~~~ • s•v.., 1234 ....................... 1271
•••••••••••• •• • • •• • •• • • Near 2bdr 2 b
SUS CASIT AS · twnhse~Crpl.. 2-~ar enc~
JiWn.. 1 br apt 1275 & up. aar. No pell $500/mo
Encl. aar. Adults, no 54&-9134.
pet.I. 2110 Newport Bl, --------sei..4988. New 2 br, z~ ba duplex.
16.'50 sq. ft. Huge yanl,
BACHELOR CO"ITAGE dbl sara1e. frplc, blt.o.a.
Share bath. $145 mo. $M5. 548-azM
3'0Avocado. 548-9961 ----------------2 Br, 1~ ba lludJo type, , ......,._ leoch 37 40 pvt pallo, blt..M. newly
-·-•••••••••••••••••• decor. crpts, drps, pool, H.1'1 FIHIST util Incl. 1978 Maple.
"Spmiah Estate lJvlng ! SMO. mo. 838-8086 .
Beaullful park·Uke aur· 2Br l.Ba upetain beam
rouod ln11. Terraced cieil wiencl g.; New ==~kt':!es:o~!~a~::'. carPel & p~t. ·Avail.
Sp a cl o u 1 room a . l2/l. l3:50. ~7804·
Separate d!ning area, Eut.aide 1 BR. uUl paid.
walk-lo cloeell, home-new cpts, etc. $295 mo.
tl.k.e kitchen " cabinets. Nopeta. 751·2060 Wa lk to Huntington
~.
2 Bedroom flUU. $485. Townhouse (W'D. ~
Adu.lta, DO pets.
UUlitia Free!
LA QUINTA HERMOSA
16211 Parbide La. 1 blk W. al Beac.b, 3 bib S. of
FAtinpr.
3741
Newly decorated 3 Br 2 Ba
townhouse. Spa clou1
fireplace Is pool. Quiet area. Adult.I, oo pet.a.
$&25. 87S.5Nl/64$.3381
2 Br, 1~ ba, pr, paUo,
adults, no pell. $375.
540-5448; eve 548-llOM
2!Jr, l~ba. frplc, pallo,
encl gar. Adult•. No
Pet.I. S375Mo. 645--4074
•New 2 br condo llf. So.
.e'!!lhB.All New lat1U rrpt.1 drpa, -.u 1tow Nfn1 Oar, yrly,
a.a~ 1ardnl a~. Pool IGS Dt11 71MMO Ev•
&1pa. Adulla. no l)eU. f75.UI05.
Bachelor from~ -------lBedroom Crom~ Drlveby "25.avall DOW, ---v-" ...... .t wa 2 Br 1 Ba. carport lZJ4 __, ~-,. 'I W. Balboa 81. CalJ for
2 Yl OLD COMDO
Bat C.11. loc .• 2·1tor)'i 2Br.1~. pvt lndry, al bbm, fplc, paUo, 2~ar
eocJ 1ar. $S25. Leue. 631-3133,MM2S?.
3 Bdrm 28a. liv+dln,
(pie, yrd. encl aar. or So
Coasl Plaza. $490 .
m7805.
$3lD to MZS. 2 Br. l & 2 ba apts.. BalcoQy, laundry
rm. lmmed. occupy.
Adulta, DO pets.
TSL Msmt 6'Z-l603
l Br $295 2 Br $325. l br
furn S32S Bltos, adull.5,
00 pell. 9.31 w. 19tb St
~
Laree front t br apt. no
peU. Adults only. 1887
MooroYla. Pool & pat.lo.
$2115.~.
appl. Jim or Carolyn.
73CH222 act.
llST IAY YllW
~ beacb; 2 Br. 2 ba. pr.
Lower dupla. ID> Vrly.
No peta. Adwt1. rn 11th a.. NB. lDq. 875-0236
3 BR 2 Ba. owners wut.
w/maoy alDftl..ltln Nr ocean. 2car1ara1e 1700 mo 992-4112 . 6756349,
646-7933 ask ror Jeff
Lllrle Bach. w /bakon y
~llo. Pool. lee bldg
Rae. facl. Nr Hoag
Hosp. Wuy 645·6242,
wtmdl Is evee 644-SJ89
NEWPORT ISLAND
Duplex. JBr. 2Ba .
fireplace, balcony. pauo,
p.rage, pou.lble moor-
inl available, no pel.5,
•1mo. ....
~ IJ patio, cbi1d & pet 0ceamaat 4 Br IWlury OJ\, rr-e1bly painted. dlc>'ex. upper. $1050 mo
•15113 yrly. 752·1441 d r1.
NEW 2 Br. frplc. Nr bua. ~111'1..-./wtmdl
Costa Mes a. Patio. •Udol.a..d•
praie. ~. 646-86l9 Z Bedroom Apartmt.
F.astslde 2 br. l ba. bltns, 875-12M or 675-6130
adultsooJy,nopet.s.$350 WestcliCC 2 br. 1"2 ba
64.').()l08; 640-l.27S townhouse AduJts only.
Sharp. clean. 2Br . lBa. no peta. $475 1728 Bed·
!Mt.ms. 2 yr old 4plx. w. ford Lo. 548-7533.
aide. KJd.s O.k DO pel.5.
$3 75 . 645 ·74 79
eves/wtnds.
Lovely Lrl 3Br. 2Ba. 1 yr
o6d. adjacent to schools.
avail. .l>ec. 10, $475/mo.
54ft..1238or~.
~ br1te I br upper
Nr. bul Is abopa. 1275. No
waterbeda. &&5-7836.
LaYely 2 br, l~ ba, stove,
crpt, drps, 1ara1e
Adulta. no pet.a. SS40. 1980
0 Anaheim. 545·3229.
752-2721
lzt 1 br. pool, or. shops, adlta. no pets. UW pd.
94 lllonrovia SM-0336.
l Br East.aide, small but
e«y w /Iota of oeat wood. sm. 875-5164 bet. &-tpm
3826 .......................
2tlr, lb9. new palol out·
aid e, clean in s ide
$350Mo Call Martha
41M-387%. 4161·11!1
2Br nr ocean. Crplc. d tw.
$425yrty. Av aJJ DOW No
peU :g 38lb Sl 644-4340
Jr apt. part1aUy rurn
GYarded mt, rec. racLI. EYel. wknds 615-0614
1 Br cmdo. heated pool.
spa, l)'m, H\lDa, gas
bbq. Locked garage,
sec uri t y . 1495 m o .
~
.ar. 2b9 duplex. No Pets.
1550Mo. 642-3850 &
MZ-1010
2 Br, 2 Ba. new pluab
carpeting. PoOI. Jacuui.
l4Z5 mo. Adults. no s>eU
Locllled acroH from
Nwpt 8ch Golf Coune .
By appt. ooly 545-4855
WESTCUFF oew condo.
Pool. Adult.I. no pet.. 2 Br. 2 ba. "'3$. 2 Br. l Ba
... Home l7M640; of·
ftce Mi-85113.
Coast Pina. Pool, 1pa. I W11i9oa leodl 3140
14 7 s mo. 7 st· o 2 1 7 ; •••••••••••••••••••••••
~4
2 Br. 2 ba. Vern.mes Con-
do W/VleW Adulla, 5eC
Many amenilles. 1725
mo. Wkdys 645·6242 .
eves & wlmdl ~
* ...... &pie, d1a Q>a-
-Paal. Jae, leDDJa crtl. lie. ..... VWJ dellrable
THE
"GOOD
LIFE"
Larfe, prtvat.e 2 br. 2 ba
dup&e.. Bltos, pallo. 1
car •ara&e· Adulu. no pe&a. M50 mo. 67$-0512.
•DRUXE•
GARDEN APT.
2 ....... ..,
:Scar port
,.UOaiita., BBQ'1
clcee to,.,..~
walk to•=(.' 17'1 •• .....
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COTTAGE LIKE 28 r,
frplc, new cpl, aarage,
~ mot lae, 645·3363.
IM&.ml
2 Br, l~ Ba lwnhae style.
Adult.a. No pets. $325.
563112.
Sell~ fat wtt.b Dally
PUot Want Adi.
4)10
2 Bdr, Ube condo. Va l2x l 5 0 U1 c e rur o
emit. M25/aubm1l Bon MacArthur Bl vd. V~w of
olie"5-'12Zl, ~lOIU auport.. M50Mo. 752-l7C7.
.. lwnh ,_,.,tiled rt Are. exec of cs.
or U.fw....... 1900 s1cn expoaure on Bnstol
••••••••••••••••••••••• W/,nt.rl &erv m to 1290 sq ft. From $17S. 557·7010
Sand Village
New W bdrm luxury
adult apta iD 14 plans
Crom $350. 2 bdr m
townhouses from ~ +
pools. tenn.u.. waterfal~. P>ftds ' Gu forc.'00km1t & hest1D4l paid From San
Diego Frwy dnve North
on Beach to Ml'F'adden
then West on M<'Padden
t o Seavnnd \ ill4g ..
m 4 -.SUl8 -----._ 4 000 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Room w1kltchenet.t.e
172 week & up
548-97~
M for rm w1k1t pnv
Gara,e All utls incl
$175 No smoke.drugs
So. Laguu. 499-4329 ----
'THE"
EnCUTIVE SUITE
fUU leT'Ylce omces m Newport C.eot.er 641).5470 ---Gnat Uttte C..tet-
tn eo.t.a Mesa
Newly remod abop'g
renter located al 2750
turbor Bl. has apace
sva.table raogme from •eoo IQ. ft. ready for
IJDmed occupancy. Ca II
Pa ul S . Ka t z, Aet
2131464-4538. ------
WXUIJOUS
EXECUTIVE sums
Offices now a vail in
eleg&Lllly appointed t:x
ecut1ve Sutlell cenlr.Ally
located near frM.'ways,
courts & lhe Orange Boom for rem 1175/mo County A i r p ort.
.._. Verdr area of CM. Facilities Include a
5AIM181. fnendly, efflcaeot recep-
F. _ Kllcb Is ,...,._ " t i o n s l / t e I e p h o n ~ .--. ..... ' operator who areeta your
pool • spa. lrvtDe. IUO dimll and answers your
_Mld.. __ adl_. ~--'-~---• cal.11, a complete Calif. &:
~bdrm. pvt ba. k1lch Federal la w libra ry.
pnvp MatUtt adlt Sl..50 beautifully de corated
mo Uul tncl 97'9-&fB9 ron!en>nrt-rooms. photo
ropy machtnt's. & th1• Vacatioltll...tak 4250 fi nest 1n s e cretaria l
••••••••••••••••••••••• services For further info
lb.Be ror rail, 811t Bear & a persona l l o u r
Qty a1pa 6, liof'IU furn. through the tacihtle11,
125 o.it.e!y pr cpl Call pleue contatt Vortac
a.fter3p m .541-1989 Asaoc . (714 1955 2288.
(714~3900 TAHITI -----
Modem 1 or 2 hr cottage 1 Retail shop apace $80.
oo beacb oo Ta.hill wtlb Mo. 210 Malo St . H 8.
car, row boat. waah 1be Muu Mall. 960-1SS8, macb 1 o e . comp 1 et e _S:SZ._U& ______ _
lalc:bm, etc. For mort' HEWPOltT lliCH =., m.2&89 eves & OFFICE OR RENTAL
---------SPACE. W Csl. Hwy .
Larae Bag Bear cabin, Manners Pihle ~. rt pool tbl, color TV. 2Crplc. _n_4-6'5-__ 21628 _____ _
sleeps 14' ~4D_!!_ EXEC. sums
.... to S..... 4l00t Lootmg for an office 10 a
..... •••••••••••••••••• warm & friendly at·
llloYin&1 Avoid deposits &
cut fiviog expen ses'
Professaonally since
li'Tl.
HOURMAns
832-4134
Shr lovely home an Foun
lain Valley w /elderly
lat1y. &n-0296
Resp wt reC'1, shr luxury
Harbor Isl 28r . view,
lamb, all amemllt'$ on
aaody beach. $500 mo
8'7S-<ml
mosphere? Do you need
persooalized phone ('OV·
erage & the availabU1ty
o r a pro cession a l
secretarial service"
You'll rind us al 666
Baker Street. Ca II Bev al
979-2181.
1 MO FREE RENT EXEC.sums
MEWPOIT CENTER
Full lttVlce From 1225. Newiiort Regency Corp
(714 )644-7 IB9
Bedroom. front rm &: -----ldtcben prn ·ileaes. 2 <Xfice apace tn Newport
Fem. m 2799 or Costa Meaa
645-21ll Bedroom, front rm & ---
kllcben priv1leees. 3 CANNERYVILLAGE
Fem. 979-2799 5008q fl offo or shop, apace avail 11· 15-(9. ~. Rm mate wanted, qwet, Call6n-6522, 9-5.
~ resp career person,
ref1. Le 2Br, 28a, pool, Haveaomething you want
Jae, Rancbeo San Joa· to sell! Clasallied a<U do
qWianaM0-1085evea ltwdl 6C2-~8.
Joe. 1'f: lkb. )DUiied. OC• ~· SUIMo. C.11
... •t11'1CR> up '° .. w ....
847-6064 GET MORE DIME ..... -··· ... $ $ $ $ .$
FOR YOUR
WITH OUR NEW
DIME-A-LINE
............
a.. Up Yow Adi
Reli•ble, competent
haullnc mu. Dump
truck. $35 load .
---------Prof. 1119lntin& En " lot.
HOUSECLEANING· l3'l'18SS. Lowrat.es. l"ree
Jlat u re w om a a, xi n t est. 53f.C'llO, 536-43113
r.t'a. S20 pr ,..t • up.
55MOT1
_nc-_....,_~ __ CM __ . ---Ha•ftiH1M9
Pa1ntln1. INT/EXT. Neat. booest, reas .. 12
yrs. exp. Llc'd. Dave
964-104.5 . ....................... ---------
Lite bauho1·movto1. l:louaealttlnl by Univ. Wallpaper baqmg, fast
Garai•· Yard cleaolnc. Pror. " wire on Sab-service, quality wortt. Le Reaa.ratee. 842-0705 b a l1 ca I . Mature . Papier, 114·531).2.350
....... . ..................... . _.;;..__.--;;______ -. .......... !········· J'ree trlmm1nt aJ
12 yn exper. NB/CM Repair • Reroor. All haul-away. ia'::p:
ara. I'm small, prices type 1 ·a bl n 11 es · In&. Clean-ups. Dave are small. .,._,14 rocbbakH·COmpo-tar. ~ Free est. 541-~ Fin.,..;.. _______ _
PAIMTIHG AYal1. NGrilMJ .Atlmillc Roaf repairs au ••••••••••••••••••••••• P~ Guaranteed. tifrc redentialed math . Rea. Comm'l, -QualJty C.omttuctioo 548-05!2 Ftench, Soaniah, read-Wort.. Uc Bonded Loa 20 · lng, apelfinc Engllah.
Yrs Exp&-1282 ~· of roora re-1_813«> __ 1.3 ______ _
~·......_ ~No~~~~-wt.dowctead 9 Scott 97~1107 m.-. •••••••••••••••••••••••
------------------•RESIDENTIAL le Stores.
PlmoLft•-Car waxing. Quality
work. 642-5449 "&&5--7972
Carpet Is Upholstery llldrtal 1116g&Alre0tld
dellnel'I ol llV. Guaran. -••••••••••••••••••• Reasonable & e1per\ •••••••••••••••••••••••
re a po n a I b I e . N o Jl'\ne ext. painltng St. Clll1dreft. pet.a, amolung, Uc/Ins Try me. R . or drinking. 714-675-0862. smor. 836-5555
.. •...•.............•..
l>Peruaga for all ages Beginners le advanced
Grad or Oberlin ,
Jtilha.rd. ~ Normale
de MusJiQue 20 years Ex
penence. 714-67~·0862 .
64()..5323
Repair or reroof, QuaL wort Guar Proud Bros
Roofing Co &&5--7171
IFYOU teed ~rt. low pricea l!LECTRJCIAN-Prlced prdenlng & cleanup .. l'rian&le Ht " Air Cood 641).~ ----'J\'i&.89:M. right-free ea~imate on Free eat. Tom. 839-9039 Co 17910 lttypark Clr
SEIL idle items with ~~llJobs~ '"Make your shopping #lm. Irv. 30 yrs exp. A Responsible Lady wall Da1lY Pilot Cluslfied A easier by usina the Dady company you can truaL to. sit your home or
wai:c,:nng. all kinds
by . Free est Aver
cost pr roll SlO L1c
IJ33C8t6 ~
Roof leak., Call B C All
types, low rat.es. all work
guaranteed. 2A hr serv
673-3012
have a service to offer or
goods to sell. place an ad
an the Datly Pilot
Oasslfied SectKlO
Classified Ads 642·5678 Pilot Classified Ads_._ &u-Ol.116. Uc lt373llS5 apt. Refereoees 76G-l.389 642 5678 Phone 642-5678 ----
5025 ....................... ....................... . .•.......•..•.....•...
NO RENT
UNTIL 1980
Luxury Of face Suites on Newport Bay.
UDO MARINA
VIUAGE
750 sq. ft. Incl. office &
comfort area. Best toe.
$195/mo. mcl. utilities.
67S-6251.
•• 4550 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Single garage avail. now
&side Costa Mesa. $35.
mo. Days 646-4262: eves
~9543.
4600
FAST CASH
2nd TDs swings 673·3833
Mui l'Jll¥' Trwt Deedl 5035 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Saltlet-MhJ. Co.
All types of real estate
investments since 1949.
SpedahhMJ In
2ad1Ds
64~Z 171 545-061 I
••••••••••••••••••••••• W'idow has money ror shrt
V"asit.ing Professors need \rm 2nd TD's, no credit C.-SusieJuan furn. apartments or check.nopnlty.$20,000& 675-1662 houses. No children. One up. For action call
---------· dunna January only; aeem: 673-73U.
Lod&FcMM 5300 ...... 5350 SocWCW. 5400 H.tpW.ted 7100 HllpW..nd 7100 HlfpW.ted 7100 ..........................................................................................................................................
Lost or Found a pet? Call
Animal Assistan c e
League. s:f1·2273, no fee.
Found or loel a pet? Call
Special Pals Hotline.
7141972-1235. 213/258-7398
Found Fem. German
Shepherd, apx 24 .. tu, blk
face, Westminster
847-8548
Lost med si2.e mix. dog.
Longhalred. chestnut
color. Answers lo
Gonser. Reward $100.
Glendora Ucenae ta&.
64M036.
•FOXY LADY* MEETTHEPERSON Bu s boys , Cook s .
OUTCALLONLY Ofyourcboacefromopeo AMW'lrilM)W.ic• 8ankmg Hostesses, Waitresses. •97" 1138• minded couples to pot.en· PBX operaton for a Ca.mrdal T~ AWIY al Numero Uno, .,. Ual marna1e partners telephone answering 1812DBrookhursl. F.V.
TOMMY'S
OF NEWPORT
ESCORTS
642·1571
fast & safe t.hroulth So service experienced or fUll & part tame posi·
C8hf's largest& most uo-will tram. Full ume or l>OnS availablt•
aque Dal. Serv IOOO's of pa.rt ume shdts ava1la Unihd Calfonda
pro{s from doctors to ex· ble Days. afternoon I-*
ecs. Women join frtt PM everungs or grave yard 26151 La Paz Road
Oat Serv 17141636-7572 Must be able to work M~aon V1e10
T _ _. 5450 some weekends. Typing 837-0066
~ 3S wpm reqwred Many E Of: ProC Massage by Steve. -··••••••••••••••••••• co. benefits available
uc'd Therapist. N B CHICAGO Leavana Sat. Plense call Mon·Fr1
4:30-9:30, Appl. Only· 17th. Share expenses 10 fo'asluon Island area BANKING
548-2817. newcadlllac. 67!>-8818 Costa Mesa area
~~
EOE TfilERS GftatCa11111my I il(!,-llf&
ESCOm ,....,..... ....................... M/F
Cafeteria Employee:..
<in)'!>. gnll exper. llelpful
Good benefits Call for
a~ 731-5100, exl 2899
Cish1er1Hardware Sales
Apply m person, Rion
Hardware. IOZ<t Irvin~
Ave. Weslchff Plata.
:-. 8 ---
CAS .. 8 /SAUS
Ua.ique retail nursery
aeeda outgo10g people
for Euc. otnce suite, $1.00 adlerforJan-llar. Price Zda7 approval, ruod ln 1 Found Large green
9Qft.N>lqfttotal.Prime mustbereaonable.Con. daya. No point•. No Macaw, vie San Onofre
DI' Iota WA1M Airport. tact Charles Lave, baUoon. $1.0,000-$300,000 beads area. PO 8oJl 3311.
AvalJ lmmed. 752-ll.37, l.1.'Mlm2/8IO. 2nd TD loans. Lido Saa.man Mii .... --------•e.p.23yrokUeoueeba Newpolt Co. l'TS-7Sll5 3' Lo•t Cocllatell. 1ra7 ..wpon llACH int..,_ bou1e to 1.... In. w!Wllt tiP wtao. yel • Nmr ,..., 1000ft. iD l.quoa Bch area, Jen· on.qe .&cl, 4 DUiJalnl
:UHra. Mt-0180 ~& APolicaUooa now bem&
MC/VISA Inst •"-7005 fallen for warebouae------'-----1 ..... .'•••••••-•••••••• t=ry bel~~e•
DIAMOND WANTED: Playirouod a Ide . and~e -~ ~
Priv. ~wtll bu.Y lto3 ,,.._.uy acbool. 17-1.11 far appt~I0-9:aD All.
csat.. N.B. ~ y r s . o l d . H r a . StartfDt waae M per br. •Slt•U~• z :ao.a :oop.m ., 11-F Good adv•~• ror
Our beaul&ful Seal Beach office bu a full and part
time opemng for Tellers
Wllll sut maat.ba to ooe ~ 5AL e-apeneoee. positicm offer e1·
oeilelll IUrUnl .. lari9
u.1 arut beeeflLI ta·
Caabier /Sales positions.
Expenence required.
Good ata11l.DI salary •
ahare in commiHioo
pool, Please apply In• '
penma. lloo t.bru Fri 6-$. ""
.... .,...._.~re. .. •lf•r: 11'·1UO or CASH featlaera oo aeck.
avaJL UJistain will ill 6G-088I. flOa T.D.'s _~ __ 12. _____ _
new bktl. M,S..rmctys 2depmdable tenaa1a need 155-11JG5 Jlbund. r . Sbepberd mix.
Executive t)tftces avaJI In 2 Br apt. Cdm. $400 max. Nwpt Pacific P'undln&. Has nea collar, la ·tag
full Mrv. olc bld1. Nr. lmwn.CallfiS.1651. Zlld1D =·· allO. $ keYJI.
O.C. Airport. Recept " On Mesa Verde Home
pbooe ans.. secy serv . ..._../lll'fftt/ $7500, W'lll Dl.acoun\. Ubera1 &ward ror return com. rm. etc. Pis call Ff11mCe Agent: 541-0800 ol small white Maltese
'IS2-0869. ••••••••••••••••••••••• male dog. Lost in AIRPORT AREA .. -. T.D. Tiburon, Fountain
Small olfices, low rent. Oppmt.Hy SOOS $10,000 for 3 yrs. at Valley. n4196U784 n4.J&.1440 ....................... 12%-o oly $8500 ! _ __. 0-.-'ck 631 ....... r._..: Toy blaclt poodle,
O.C. AIRPORT f'R6.SCHOOL ..-... ' • . ........., corner Monte Vista &
lat buildina behind
Gulliver's. Large new
execuUve suites with all
services available. Call
'IS2-0322.
Uc'd ror 44 children. Santa Ana, C.M. 548-5998
Plus Dice 3bdrm home.
Can be purchased on
x.lnt.. contract at 10%. In-
terest. Part Place, Inc. 842·7461
---.URltltal 445 Dress Shop ror Sale. 6yn;
-·••••••••••••••••••• In good toe. SlS,000 Cash. Fer store & office space at Ownef': 556-7464.
reasonable rates.
500 to 2700 SCI Ft. M~VERDEbR
PLAZA
152S Mesa Verde E, C.M.
545-4123
TEHHISSTOH
LD overhead, hi proms.
Newport area. Only
S27 )i00. Pat.rt ck, 6.11-1266
Newport Near Post Ofc:. Modena 502 sq ft store o REALTORS
~-1oo~ Avon·C· 2131 Marine Mrg '?eeds
partner. Propr1e\a ry
C-2sp. Office, shop, Item, Hl·volume one-of-
" bobby. E 'alde CM . a·lcind parts. Modest In·
S90Mo. 260·520sq. ft. vest. Xlnt mum, can be
51J.'7lM9 handled on Ptr basis. ---------c Write Ad #52', c/o The a.fslw1Prefits Dally Pilot, P .O. Box
C a d Q Soollt l!i80. Costa Meu, Ca llf.
Retail or olfice space _mi __ . ______ _
avallable for immediate Small unique dress shop
ocoipancy lo blab lr:affic Udo V111a1e marina:
ceater. a~ Magnolia 4 "5000 handles Incl lnven-
Waroer an Fouotaln tor')' 755.7409· '81·0845 Valley. 1425 Sq. ft. at 55t rn · '
1q. ft. Froats oo Warner. ---------
Call (7H )994·2568 o laou k ut man. Acent.. Wll!Mcl 5020 .......................
Ml.,.t ltYd. CM Prt ealJM,al for expandln1 Prime Oom.inencal 1300 bicycle manufacturer, orm>9e1 ft, ... S«wt temNd. 6'1M078
Jm ltl ft.; Oftlct OI' COID• MIMJfolom 5025
merclal. AdJtc•nt •••-•••••••• .. ••••••
......_ ....... •tmo. -------• 3110 Avoo St. N.B., s-.LOANS m410I Cll' IG-119' and
-----~---•Found: lge. blk. female dog, white feel; vie. 22nd
St. & Santa Ana, CM
548-89152
HOMEOWNER LOANS ARRANGED $10,000'to $250.000
•AMORTIZED
•lNTERESTONLY
•SHORT TERM
Call Bob Williams·Agenl
731-TT71 or 960-1957
2ftCI Trwt Deed
121.300 for 2 years on
Northwood home. Dis·
COQDt to yield l8%. Good
eqtaty position. 640-5112.
AiJ..
~-·1 P.. tond.s/ Lostlrf-...s I
•••••••••••••••••••••••
FOUND: While cat
Brooll:hurst & Slater.
983-3976 or 546-1377.
SCRAMillS
ANSWERS
Vusloo -Opine -
Decry -Porous -
SPONSOR
Televi1ion mysteries
have bad so many varia-
Uona that the only
murder suspect la the
SPONSOR.
~••nh 5100 ~: Germ. Shorthair
••••••••••••••••••••••• Pointer, M., vie SJC nr
PENNY
PINCHER
ADS
ONLY S2
Sell any item or com·
bi.Dal.loo of 11.e-nu ffW S15 or le11 wl\h a Ptiany
Pincbw Ad. a lines for z consecutive days. Each
addlUonal liae II 90' ror
theZdays. Charae It!
No commerclal adl.
For more lnformaUon
and t.o place your ad call
hone atablea. 493-5197
Found: Claim or adopt.
Grey /tan l&e Cockapoo F. Irish Setter, F. Pll
Bull Mix, black F .
Malamute M. B1k Poodle
Kl.x, M. Newport Bch
Anl.maJ Shelter. &M-185e.
German Sbepberd. older
male. Fou.nd ln Costa
Mela. Qoke chain. Well
mannered dog..146-5D
Found : Labrador Bmiever on 11/t. Near
Tbomu .JeUersoa
Scbool, S.A. To clalm-uut deeerlbe. 5'M419,
8»7252. ,.. .. 5350 642 5671 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2b1Trult Deed Loam on ..__.....___· ___ _, WANTED: Female to ~~y • ..-.-
tomeet Free.JunlratFUCU :;'1n~~;::
J'OUl'needa0.._.! ber74Qtot.u\'ecu .Jan ltb. Call Barry R.E. ....-• · Vlalkbechaled Airlines m.1011 ~,,.:0.:AMI ForlnfonnaUooCall P_R_EG_N_AN_T_?_C-ar-&o...;.1-.
l~~~~~~~~~I m.ro cnsm.oioo ec,... ...... , .. ooumel•nc• Wit...... 1300 reltn'IL AbcriGD; adop-.......................... ~ .......... ____ , APCAR& NJ..-S
YourchaiceohOO'•Ol -..m. tbe rl&bt peraoo. Mlec:t-far modern Teacbec', pre.scbool. Full· _-._1_-. ______ _
Photo Datea. laes-lime. £xperlenced.1---------pemlve :u hr. m -7979 ~:Jm. ----------coe.l" A natUTY'" Hllp Wmhd 7100
"Open Lifestyle" people -·••••• •• • •• ••• • •• ..
slncerewann relallooa ACCOUNTING. Orange
Couples call 750-0674 Coast Savings & Loan
Singles call 7!50-0677 has immed. ~ning for
Recorded Ms1. any br f It aca>unt.a.ng clerk S&L
exper. desired. Cont.act
An UJt.erestina gu.y · Cnew Lee7S4 UIOt EOE
to S. CA.> seeks 11rl. ~. attractive. 17-26 •ACCOUHT1MG•
yrs) for meanlniful ret. •CAI.CUL.A TIMG •
APROPOS
Fashion Island
Sf!op A Fine European
Deaagner Boutique as
seeking ass istant
manager & additional
staff. Salary open.
~ C.-ol 644-2652
tiooabip, 646·8172-No PIT, possible FIT, hght
k:lnkycallapleaae. acc\. /calculalang A.RTlST·PASTE-UP. ruU
ltoowldg. of pensions time for advertas·
prlrd., but not reqd Call IJll/pubhshltlg co . exper
Lawie for ml. 833-8202. nee Localed ln Sao Juan 8-5 wtdys Capo Call for m~w
MASSAGE
FIGURE MODELS
ESCORTS
OUTCALL OMLY
Dcip.HH.hr
6ll·Zl40
GOLDa.GIRL
Clal.rvoy~u.nseling
By App'ts Only' ~-~l
--------m' >493-8122 Accountinir person, PIT --Ca 11 lnlernataona l ATTENDA N T for
Travel m-9650 paralyzed lady $600/mo
---· u ve m out 493 8093
ACCOUNTIHG
-~Parblc
•l'\"ee career apparel
•Medlcat & dental
lmwance
Please caJJ for more in·
formataoo.
ADIUTY
FIDIEllAL
--mdLocm·Assa lh3) SQ8. 7626
An F..qual Opportwuty
Employer
BARTENDER for
Holtdays. See R.B at
R1v1era Restaurant
SotG-3840
IEAUTICIAM
New Salon. gd l<X'. gd
Mll'tulg cond ~mse
IBl 1113 or 84.2·9094
IOAT IUILDBtS
We wall train Apply
7a m . M acG regor
Yachts. 1631 Placentia.
OlsuMesa.
•LORI'S*
fUll charge Booklteeper
for insurance brokerage.
Must have fundamental
knowledge of AIR. A/P,
G/L loaurance back·
ground helpful. Salary
commensurate w /ex·
pvience Fred S. James,
lrvme 752--0990 Maunne
IDE
IOOIOCEEPER U )'OU are new to Cost.a 1.ET1REO Mesa, temporanly das· WE'REll
OPEN 24 bn DAILY
9153-lla) 838-0104
A French Delight
LfMAM DI LilUE
ESOORTS 2A HRS
953-aa> 836-0t04
contJ.oui.ng your educa Experience in advertts·
taon. receotly chscharaed mg agcy Acct 16 hrs.
from the service. or for per wk. 833-1417
any n!asoo seeking tem BOOKKEEPER
Acdg Bkkpng porary or career work. MOT IORJMG TEMPORAR y consider Uua uruque op-portUlllty Thna tnal balance Good Register today lo work opportunity w/fast grow-
on vari~ accounting & y C IE.-in& rood company. REACHIMG OUT bookkeeping assl1n· OM mu.w Divemlied work Some
640-2159, 760.900 ments. Work close lo nl6PerWeell l.YP&Dlreqd ~24-44 __
2' Hr Out all Onl )'OUI' home Acct& clerks. -c Y bookkeepers. accoun· IROKERAGE O.C. .,._...IT tanu are needed thruout 1be women and men we RIM _....., .,._~.. Couo: Cal 1 are loot1n& for may be ESCORT SBYICI for~lnf~uoo. us \ired ol typ~. foldlnl in Fa.Woo Island area
_ CGHJERS
UTVTEM
•·o ---•&JDl MARKETS
Operungs now available
for ruu tame ass1:1l1ml
managers on 2nd. & 3rd
slull. No expenence nel·
We tram Start SJ_JO to S4
per hour Advancement
opportunity for manage
ment po61\1ons lo 5.5 50
per hour lf quahf1ed For more t.nlormat1on & tn
lerview. 4~9950 of call
714 /537-4840 Wall in· tervtew on Saturdays by
aPllOlJllmenl
Equal Oppor Employer
Oen cal
GENERAL OFFICE
TYPI~
SECRET AR} ES
ACCTG CLERKS
PBX· PULSE
Top Pay No Fee
PaadWeekb
l\crrell
IRVINE
IDE
SIJMCIS.llt.
752-6666
M/F
Speclall1tn1 lo bual RobertH.all's paeen, warehQuae jobl baa ammed openm& for
oeumeo, realden\a imaworttlnaforalimated Teid.ypeOper. Hra6am· Selllq anythln& with a welcome. accomhiHtpl Income. Work wlth 2 :30pm. Call Donna Daily Pilot Classified Ad
739 1241 2333 No Broadway youna people. Rapid ad· Taasinarl. Is a simple matter ...
• #200, Ooldwell Banker vancemeo\ pouibte. Ir 714-644-2292 JUll call 642~ ..
Exdtm•PhcmeCalla Bldl.,SamaAna )"OU are 18 or over and 'iiiiiii .. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;m;;;~-1· C7t4)1lMIOJ would be avaitable to 11
Weare for Nat. Try us. ~~~~~~~~I J'om.A·Frtend 551-X41 = llart wort immediately. , call ... blwnt:»a:30.
Would tbe Lady lD red
wbo witDelled acddeat
on Oct. Mth. 8:50am, ltth • PcJmoGa. pltaM call
SlmonMl-0181. Uqettt!
Pw TA. 5lforicft 5360 .......................
. 645-6514 CLERKS
' RILt TIME
MO DPlllBtCI MICISSAIY
Hurry! Immediate openings
WILL learn various phases oC at.ore
operations. Lots of customer contact.
Apply in persoa l-8pm Weekdays or
u.4pm S.turday & Sunday
...
............... ..,. .......
Bae cl111 l•clude1: rtulhm
Hl vlU.. drama, arq 6 -Crtfta.
tumbllna. lncllvldual • t~up Partltl~. IAamlnt by _ I· Natwe study. Su.cu.
aot• ... -rtlDINOW
Mml·Wed. or 1\an•TIU&n. I: 80 to JJ.
Claa me llmJted. P'or more Info.
nall lbe Glr Club of F. v .. ff.B.
14t""4J44
PailSIOM .------------~ CASI I I ~SSORS I STUDENT IMPROVEMENT CEHTEn I m I .....
..,.,. .. u111 I I I TUTORING PROGRAMS I
I REMEDIATION AND ADVANCEMENT I I ·I
Good opportunU1 to work la ,,,... O( U ·
I ... _ I
I :~-;:;... I .......... ~ (714) 842.9088 .... ,.ID> I •1 "-' o.-..... . 0.:::--I
•• orter out.ta~: I ,.. ............ c....... :::.iu:: I
=t:~.. I u,..~....... n.-•·· _,._ .... ._. I -N Educotba /or lndh*f.MoZ. I
~aRc ~-----------~ 1a)~~~ ~~~ ..... ?!.~ ~~~ ..... !!.~~
Newpon ca-OOOK. aperienced. mu.at DINTA.L ASSIST.
have IOCDI 1Lnawled1e of F\t.ll lime cbairaide. X-~ OpporlllallJ/,.. aearood. Salary open. ray lie. reqd. R.D.A. ~ ,. F\t.UUmeposlUoo avaUa· prer. Bene. offered. ~~~~~~~~~I ble Call "4·4338 or Salary open. wkdaya :: IM-3142 642-IUO. eved1wknd' _________ , _________ ~
COOKS ·---------
PACI AC
MUTUAL
DINT AL ASSIST. lmmed. openlnas for CHAIRSIDE. Needed cook• al Back Bay Re1tauranl I'll South i.mmed. for C.M. prac-
Cout Plaza, dowmtalrs _u_ce_._&1_1_·_1420_. ___ _
near Bullocb. Apply 111 Dental Aaatalant.
penson 9 AM to 11 AM Expenenced Aaaiatant
Ask for Don. _ _ for NB specially office,
A major life lnlurance Counter help, mature: full time Please call
company headquartered aome sewm& knowlf'dge 64(>.SlilM
111 ~rt Beach, hu req S3 10 Hr. Call DENTAL ASSISTANT -
opportunities for In· 673-3182 4 day work week Xlnt dividuala with skills and I rof t ha · & aeoeral orr1ce ex-Counter Help for dry pey w P 1 s nn&
penence ln 00'! or more cleaners, &ood hours, benerlLI. 646-4868
of lhe fol.Jowuag areu IOOd pay. Call 846--4221.
·~ta ..aeneraJ Ckncal
~ •Computer Terminal
Operaton(CRT>
*9t.alistical/Math Clerk .arrsT Word Proceuor
CXXJ'NTER HELP · Day
ahill. Oraop Jullua. 7U
E. 8&Uloa Blvd.. Balboa. m.um
COUPLE WANTED to
beJp man.1e am bwu-
ness part·t1me. Must be
We have Immediate ~llmg~leam 642'2242-
uperungs If you qualify, OOUPLE to asaU1t mgr tn
we otrer a umque work· Orange Cly -deluxe
11\1 envlronment m addi· bld&-1al + lovely apt.
t1on t.o excellent com· CalJ 521-8542 for appt
pe.ny benefits Please BP· COUR-JER M ·Fr -h ply m person to • on 1, 4 r day, $3perhr + 20c mile
Personnel Department Own car. Non-smok€r. Call Carol· 751-6191.
100 ~rt Center Or CUSTODIAM
Newport ach, Ca 92e60 Days, Irvine Ir Nwpt Bch
Equal Opportunlt) area, good pay. must
EmployerM/F have phone " car: ---------1 _m-_1_0_1.5 ___ ---
DISIGH
CHIQ( ..
Excellent career op-
partwlt.y t.o wort la the
International bead· :leu:n':" in a company g ln energy related
producta & services. ln-
d Iv id u a I must be
knowledgable lo ma('h1n-
1n1 & fabn t'aUng of
hardware. S Years ex·
perlence In electro·
rnecbarucal design, will ctleclt engmeerlng draw
1ng1 relat1n& to
mecbaniam lnvolvlng op·
lie, ma1net1c &
~c 1y1t.em1 We
offer excellent beoeflu.
waaee & a creative en-
viron meo t . Contact
Personnel 557·9051
E.O.E.
DllT AltY AIDE
Oaya-Pll abUl. Xlnt
benefits. Apply 1445
Qiperior, NB
DIET SUPERVISOR.
certified or aooo t.o be
112 bed conv. bc»p. Port
Mesa Convaleaceol. 2570
Newport Blvd., C.M.
lf.2-0400
DOCK Ir BOOTH ATrEN-
OANT Apply In person.
Npt. Arehel Marina. Ask
for Judy Or Harvey
~
....~**"
l.Mtn to CIC> fldltt .tth ft\e MW D MIONne. t.nrn ,.,.... IPCJflcauon the 01cfa11Ja.111 WIV
~t A~ 1 anuty Co11999 Mlp ~ 1t111 O.ve!OO'nQ new IMklfa a co.m.tleilft After
onlY .ao WMkl )IOU can be e.wn1no • good
liv11tg
Top 1n1truct0f'I give Help and Guidance
Plenty ol Prilctic:al &e>enence. Too ·
""'10M PA YIMCJ
PllO .. AMS
AVAIL.AILI
PLACIMINT ·
ASSISTAMCI
MAt4Y OPPOITUNITllS:
• lnteresttno Work
• P9rlonal Sallefactlon • S.Cunty.Jot» not tied to eoonom1e artuatlOn
•You OfOQlea r'Pldty 10 ~ thoroughlv
•killed.
• Sell .. mpioy~nt OPC>Ortunill"
CALL t6M611 POI h.OIMATIOM
~TCfiA~~ BEAUTY
COLLE&E
a... .............. ..........................
Al Trpes of D..:lllg
leigl .,, ..... Act.mce
Agnlto16
~-..... 2411 .:. c.e. ~·
C.....tllll .....
67J.J420
GROUP & PRIVATE AVAILABLE
' the)9hn BRIM HAL ~~rd
[ducation ~nter
751-1111
H1fp W..tecl 7100 H1fp W...e.4 7100 Hllp Wmlecl 7100 W..t.d 7100 H11p W-.cl ....................... •...................... ..•.•.........••..•...• ....................... . ............................................. .
ELECTRONIC AS · SEMBLERS-all phases.
aalary commensurate
wltb exper. En1llah
1peakln1 preferred
Alk1re Eloctronlca 3188-L
Abway, Ave .. C.M.
ISCOIT /MODU.
Own car 84.2-1571
ESCROW SECRETARY
W/m1n 2yrs eicper
Salary open Call for to·
lerv1ew . Bentley
Ellcrow, Int'. 2950 Redhill
Ave ~7-4012
FACTORY
WAREHOUSE
ASSEMBLERS
No Expenence Needed
Top Pay Paid Weekly
IRVINE
IDE
752-8666
M/F
Fem. college students
aaes l.8 t.o 24 E3rn SlO
for 2 hrs. by part1t"1pat·
1111 ln a consumer study
for a local market rc-
1e arch farm Com
mun1cal100 Research.
548-8317
f'bergla.uer exp w /hand
Ir/or chopper gun layup.
4 day week. perm. pos
for right person .
c ('714 )892· 5507 -----
f'oral dellgners. full &
Ptr. eicp'd, loc In El
Toro: 77(}.2769.
F1oral desl&ner /p t. de-
livery penon. Must be
dependable Mlaalon Vie
jo area 831 ·2484.
GENERAL OFFICE,
~m hn per week, assist
Bookkeeper ln am C.M
olc. Type, UH 10-ke)'.
mwt Uke delall work
C.UM&-7112.
General Ofrlce, part time
Houn flnlble to your
achedule Hunt 8each.
Buaine9a Park. 894·$351.
GENERAL OFFICE
Respomlble penon for
variety of office duties.
40 hr. week. Will train
Company benefits
Jewels by J09eph So
Coast Plau. 540·tkl6e
o .... , .. Offlce
Reliable, self starter,
neat . Corona Del Mar,
~2133
.....
VOLT
tr •1• rl l#•ll • t II ;>H I '•
14M741
.. C.mpua Drive
<AcroM rrom °' Jolla Wayn• Airport>
l:quaJ Oppor-Employer
General Office, Xerox and
Layout penon ror small
publlatwl& company. 5
dys. 7 am· l2Dooo, S4hr.
call ICRJ ~H.914
HOmss
Eveo.lnp Ir weekeftda
Apply tn person, apply
400 s. Cout Hwy. Laa
&ach. ---------1 Homec.t.eanen, earn •·• ~15 hr> wortdn1 ror
a prof service M uat
have tramp ~lOI
lmuraDce
Ambitious man or
women presently
emp6oyed. part ume to
at.art. P\111 time wben
quallfied with u
mioln>0m auarantee per
moaLb. Complete tram·
Loa proaram. l'annen
-GENERAL ~ ..... ~.~ ---------1 Insurance Group. Call
TIS I THI SIASOH .
TO eolll,I UP
A M>OD PAYIMG
JOI.. -
Work as muc-h as you
wunt, never a r1•c. We
need :
Asu Men Typht
Clerils ~
W•rb 1111 Wort.en
N 8.
ORO .
EOE
Gen1 ()ff(' Flight Dept
Martlfl Aviation. John
Wayne Airport or 0 C
Sharp person needed. ac
ct'g exper, 1(}.key, type,
sales, & pub rel, contact
Bobbie. 54&-4300ext U .
GIRLRUDAY
Do you want to be your own bou., Must be neat.
or&anizcd. conscientious
& honest. New ortlce 1n
Santa Ana. $700/mo
Flexible hours Call
Alena 631 ·3232
HOUSECLEANERS up
to as pr hr car 645-51.23
llOUSECLEANERS
$4-$4 SO hr +Honus Will
tra.1D .. \11141 P rr Adv an
cement Oppty M U!>l
Have tranaport.at.1on.
IMS-7080
Houaecleaner needed 5
da.ys wk, 9-1, $4. hour.
483-MIO.
HOUSEKEEPER. Aaat,
ood company benefit.a.
bl·lln1ual. apply lo
pel"IOD . to Nellie. Surf 41
SllDd Holel, l.5SS S Coast
Hwy, Laauna Beat'h __
HOUSEKHftER
needed Lave 1n full
lime Monthly 'lalary
Must have refs . car & bt-
good cook. No Laguna
Waterfront apt Pvt room & balb 494 4409 or
~1021
HOUSBEEPEA
needed P t t1me
Newport Beach Own
tranaportauon Pref a
da)'B week.• hours a day
morn1n1s o r 9 S
M/W /Th SS hr 64S.1181
HOUSEKEEPERIMAIU
-wanted Beal pay & rr
Lnee bene tn Npt Bch
Prlv rm . etc
848-5lll
JAHITott
Mature man Mon-Fri
days X1nt work t"onds &
beneflla Bayview <.:on"
20SS Thurin, <.:.M
642·3506 . E 0 (';
Janlloraal / M esseneer
penon oeeded '"'om~ b"8Jd.ID& maintenance • ernanda. p rr 21().25 hrs pr
wtl, hn flexible. Salary
+ benefit.a. Apply ln person lo American
Home Mort1a1e. 230
Newport Center Dr, st.e
<m.NB ---
JEWELRY /SAL f:S
Newport CenH•r Nnw
Jewelry !ialon n1•t·1h
per .. unabll' 'Jlt·'>
onentt'd person w jHL'l
Mgr Sali1ry + rom
nuss1on. great i;:rowth opporturuty to amh1llowi
and.Iv call 760-80 17
Jewelry Mfr n e ed" Jeweler Xlnt work1nl(
rond. frinae benefit-.
Oran&e Co 97Ml~
Landscaper /Keiper. m Ubl
wor\ hard. over U!yr,
c-aJJ V\c 730-1401
LEGALSECRETAR Y
To operate MAG card
P rr Haun OeJUble Exp
only Hli847~1 CWIRLRllDAY
Gen1 offc, data proceaa,
typlnl & rllln& Non
smoker. 833-8990
714-7!'18-l.51.5 ask for La
Vonne Wet.tme Opportunity 8e ---------1 your own boss Work your own hours 535-5122
GUARDS
WELLS FARGO
GUARD SERVICE
IS GROWING!
Better Jobe
FUU & Part Time
Male or Female
Wort near home
We train
Must be 21 yeana +
Call or apply at
W.f .G.S.
Moo lhru Fri 8am-5pm
230WWamer. Rm 202
Santa Ana 540-6'48
Housecleanen P rr. F rr.
own trana. Top SSS
873-0llll8 Me-481 1
IMMEDIATE
OPENINGS
for qualified appUcanta
In lbe Army Your tratn
Ull la ruarant.eed plu.
)'OU may serve at Army IDltallaUona ovenaeu In
Europe, the Onent or
stateside Call Your
Army Recrwter today
for the lnlorma lion on
your f Ulure.
Cost.a Me1a $40-1()28
Hunt Bcb 962-81121
Sant.a Ana 542 3435
Latuna KLlls 781·525_1 -
1532 W Commoowealth l.ndepeudenl school 1eek·
FUJ.lert4n 5.2$-ZJ86 1f11 Teacher Aid for kin·
der1arttn. Salary
STOOtmo. Hnl·3. Wys GUARDS wk1 Moo-Fri. Pleue call
P\llJ &i part time All JuayatM>-lUO
a re a • U n I f o r m 1 IMST AUH.
fumlahed. A1•J. 21 or opmlnp for lndMduala
owtr. Retired *~me. wtth bulc mechanical No experien~ nee. App-bacQrwnd wJtrain ror IY Uolverul Protection tmtaD.ation • aervtce of
S.rvice.1 1228 W $th baaktni equlp. Call
Street. :;aota Ana. In· TW7Sl..-OM. Mon·Frl. tervtew houra t-1.2 " l ·4 _Moo __ Uiru __ rt_I____ INSl'RUCTtON/ RECEP·
HAii -•sT 110NIBT -CarMr op· •• •w oom.mau-. Take a tum An You • 1.Jc'd 1t1llat fort.he bt.tt.er. A local So
w11t11t•lnd.Mduallam? Oalil. health 1pe cbaln I•
Uro,e&USbirity. 1nt.r11ted In health ee:MC9, H.B. mlftded peop .. orsanlud
Ha1r Sl1Uet. AHlal.allt
DMd9d. IUets.el Oar· neoe ... eall~70
In Uloulht • act*1 to.
pwrilaa.,owtPI CO '1w.1'19-llllO, Jl.t ... .tQ:I
~aJSpa,lnc.
'l'bt Place for
Everybody
IMRJRANCE -PropertY
• CMU.IJly AMI.It. E•· "!~ Mf, min z rr• ...Uni typhs1 XLnt
.... Jamee lftlW'aDC•,
.... OaU Bobble ~. .-so.It
..,.. , ..... ,.~ la u.t
Wll\. • .a 0111)' PlJot
a-&nedAd MHl'11.
U;;;;;-ar nef'ded ID
exchan&e for rm• board ~5121 Ch_ary-'-1 __ _
UQUOR CLERK · Full
or part lime Apply
morn1n11 278
Broadway. Laa Bt'_h __
LOAN SERVICING
:? Yrs expenen«'. S&.L
o r mt1 b1nk1n1
f1n..MC/FNMA conven
oonaJ loans Contact Lee
Ill Orange Coast Sav1np
41 Loan 754-1801 EOE
LOAMSBYICE
COUHSB.01
Newport Beat'h
Mortp1e F\rm has am·
mediate openinl for 11
Loan Service CoUDHlor
Poeiuoo reaponalblllte1
will be lo handle
~ contact of loan
aervlce problem• Ex perieoce lo demands. u ·
aumptlon1, recon
veyance1. t.u Impounds,
JnPAYmrDl penallJea 6
able to conduct escrow
anal19i1 Good verbal
communicaUon 6 typin1
aldlla required.
We olfer itlnt co. peld
beDIOta " aood 1\arU.nl Alar)' ror qualilltd can·
dklaie. For 1ppt. c.all our
Peraoonel ·oHlc• at ~aum ... 1:.0 .E.
•MACHIMllT•
Sm ~ &bop. alnl
worlll•J condlt.lona.
WelCO Mic, C.111. M2"4142
llaidl, apply 1'be Ina at i..c1111a. au N. Coaat
Hwy, a..i-Beach
MAIOWAMTID
Don ~ Motel 2100
NtwPort Blvd. CO•ta ......
~ Mechanic ed1t"al Recept1on111t.
lnjedk>n moldlo1 pre f't!(hatrtca Cosu Mesa.
-•relatedequap. Exp &11·3863
wJaoild refs Loe: Irv ln· ---------
dlmlrial Compln Com Mket&-Dept. Girl Fn.
pienaUon nee Call for Sm CM. firm seeks
appt, D E. Rodr1&uez p e r s o n w I a e n
5«).5100 Ht'retanal akllla. In
YOlvea ~ service MANAGER -rorCanema • adverti1lng. Salary
aper Call aft open for qual1f1 ed
6PM Sis-4580 penon M/F Call Cbn~
MA.RX ETI NG PERSON for aPllOlnt. 55'1-4 ll9
-wanted • Expandana *MODELS* computer act"e11ory £-a.<R,a.ORT Ii manfu need1 person ,.._.. -
...., ex~r an either audio CATSllMG SERVICE
upe sa~ & or mint rom * 661 "729 * pi4er •upply sal~ Mu~! -v '
be comfortabll' w Jrx MOOfls.l.SCORTS l.el51ve lelphooe & some penoo.al contact sale~ AUract1 ve females only
Good opp for the right moGwk+.64l-Ol.80.
penon Salary 4. com --------
m./boaua For appt. call ODELS needed free
TI4-557 70Sl ball' cuta. Call Tues Tbru
M.-ure uleswoman. ex· Siil. UHJIO ~ ID t"bJLd~·a --,..-... -.... (roat--dea-k_" __
~to wort full time -at Nip ·n Tut'k. N R otncehelp.forapp't
6-40 IS66 bt-forc ~ 30. call a.2800
~aflertl 30 MOTOR ROUTE
DAILY PILOT routes in
MICHAHIC Al So La I u n a & s a n DISICiH Oemente now avalloblu
~ .... ~ Allemoon dellvery Moo ~ "_. day t.hru Fnday, mom c.ome JOUI us " work in mgs SMturday & Sunday the 1nll"rnauonal ror "~cellf'nt earnings for porau headquartl"n> an a rompany dealing with J\llt 8 fe-w houf"ll of your
...nerl)' related proch.1eu day Nommal caah d"
& 'ittVI~ F.x.-nence a po11t req u1 red Ca 11 ...-642-4321. Ask for FO!!lt•r rh.Ult'fl&e of de1111n1ng Ouellet
drvtces mvolvmg opt1c1. --------
magnetJc & gyro&c0p1c a...lllEll:ft M_....EY1t
med\arusm DH11ns will .___, -" •• 111volve machmed com We have operunp for 400
pont-n ts us 1 n I( h 11( h peopko to work approx Ill
slr91CLh steel We offt>r d a Y s d e l 1 v e r 1 n .:
exceUeot benef1h, ...,i.ees telephone du'ecton~ 10
& a creallvci environ thl" Orange Co an•a
ment which will provide Wortt your available day
you icreat per1on11I llahl hours Men vr uuafactaon We want the Women over HI w1lb
bmt. &5M E dearee re can. 1tatioo waaons or
q1.1red. Contact Person· blht trocu are needed
od, 557 9051 E O E Pkasant out-door work
MICHAMICAL
ASSIMILM
Excellent cbant'e for
maletremale to tram u
Assembler Teller Re
quu'ell basic ma th 41 good
Judi~t Co.ta Mesa
area EOE
•ADIA•
T t901•f Set-Ylcff
17Z01Gerry, St. I 19
s.A. 957-1303
Vahd Or&vera lac. &
Calli. plates reqwred
You can earn S3-SS per
hour or more dependlnii
on your speed of de
Lt very
Jo'or immediate ualgn-
menta f0Uowtn1 a short
trauwi& 1ea.11100. Apply
at the locaUon nearest
you. 8.30am, J0:30am or
1 3)pm, dally beainnina
Tues. Nov7.
1251 Sunshine Wa y,
Anaheim
Off Mira Loma near 57
MECHANI C /AUTO F'rwy
Mac GR E G 0 R 16 3 l 1165 Knollwood Clrcle.
PLACENTIA. COSTA Anaheim.
MESA Off Woodland near
Maanc>Ua & La Palma
MEDICAL l~ Stanford, Garden f'ronl Office 11rl Grove
w/lnaurance exper 4V. Off Nutwood between
d)'wkor Ptr. 955-2022 Garden Grove &
Medical Aut wtlb olrice 18 Fai:--0::'::. Costa rnana,.ment exper for Mesa
buay Ophtbalmolo&lsl Oran1e County Fair· Good tyo101 akUla de· -...t n,,.t1• ...... aired. for appt. call .. ...--PN • " .,..,try pte3olf linston :111-1770. ZBZGraniteWay,
MBMCA.L/f'rwt Ofc. lAcuna Hilla.
db traucribUai skill. EidtSan l)lqo Frwy at
a.y Newport Beach ofc. IAk• rc..t Dr. Ne1r
.. 71721AM\p4P¥. P'..(l~~~ty
~E,.°c'~A5 ,~ ~o~; P ~ 1 ___ Emp&oy___. ........ ·_er_. __
Mature, nut •P · NO EXPERIENCE ~. IOOd typln.. n_,,,n-..•01orthllhl1b 20 Htt/wk. Plush Npl ._... .. ~ "
Bdlftc., eood paf. Wnt.e lnclom9 ClllDOrtUft.lty rih ,..um•: to po. Bo• na&Sona1 oil eompaft1 ln
4117,lrvlot.CAt27l8 CoJU ..... aru.
fte1ardl••• of ta -
Medic*1 Back otnce. Ira perit•ce, writ• P.Q. 08..QYN ptactlce, N 8. "'914. lloa ..._ Dayton.
..... txp. onlY pie.... <»sk>. ...o
1alary open. ftep&y Box~~~~~~ m. c,_ DallY Pilot, PO 1;;.
Bo• ueo. Cott.a 11eea,
CAt:2S»
Medical Aul1tant tnmar11J front one • ..._ 1rJ1oW Jna. bUhn1. »llMw per wk, S.la.ry
....... "I'm
t
.. "~ ....... ,,,..,. ... ·-·------·----··' -· . ---.........
7
1•111 IONS
~l1 plua lllhll&I to work •Ull and IDOUY l.e kidl. Ow• 11.
lD ....... Cas*tfaoo, •aa.ll-..... •_• .. • ... ---1 s.am.a.a.nu.
PM'lnMI APROPOS IYB•es
10\ft'M a CQUMTIY PIHCO .aa.. PrtDtJll aa...... ... v.....,,_~
r.~~~~~~~~ put lime, aperieocec or will train
Baker/Brlalol Pel -R~S II a fine E'*ropean MMIZlor• .... r ~ OelllD BouUqu.e aeeklna l::lt. m . enween l.JPll.
llCWl'TYOl'RCB
Top Newport Beach apt.
complex. All beneflla. Same part Ume. Pleut
call .... 1900 for inlorma· Um.
lbprtal.-.cJOlO. Lovins Old Enrllah
OPEIATOR a aelllo1 aulatant "A'-AakForAndrea man&Jtr ~ 1ddltlonal .--~ t=:a:•~~°,.~ .wr. 5alaf)' open. Qm talesman or woman
ShMpdo1. 1 .,.,yr old. Thun·Ji'rl, 9-4 Lot.a of
Wam1n Dlatribuilnt Co N•duomeooew/Ume& COLLECTIBLES, old
to label and bottle pro k>ve A.KC $125 080. Packard tranamlaalon. ~ Pltime, bra nexl 8CU81i Bally pl.oball machine
tM Daily Pilot'• new ~C411~l~rt~d9~1~4~).~17~6~0~I full or part time. Ex· Hameclutar soo 11 " x :..:; ~ence preferred. App-$9IOI SICUTAIY
WOl&ld you lllle a better
job? We have poeltioo
avail. Type M /60 WPM.
LeamtouaeTeln macb.
Compose ro1&llne cor·
respondence. Sbould
have lmurance uper.
Equal Opportunity
ble. $3.SO per hr Ne from 30'1, dol1t • much,
heavy llftln1. Knaty Pit Bul~pe, male & much more. 21702 Jm
12812ValleyVlew, 519 5 Ciardlf't Clove, CA 17" duplicator. Hours RETAIL Lad lea ~.~~!'r:;:i~~ 1:30-6:30, MOIMby lhru -.....wearSbop I d
110-5188 female s.J&..2'739 pala Lo, HB. Follow
Vhamin Dialribut.1.n1 Co. . _ll-=llXll:_· ------
F llh:H ahlpplo1 dept. ,.llitwe 1050 Hones 1060 ~ to S. 00 per hr de· •••••. •• •• •• •• •. •••.... ••••• •. •• •• • • •. • • •. • •••
Frfda1. Clean aboJ>, ex· _.,.J\ill and Part Tlme SlVJM, M Faabioo la an . celJmt beaeflta. For In· N.B. 6"-'221
-f7W-&DJ
pendlJll oo exper. Some U liftlna -l.ovolved. Kriaty, * * 11 y * * ~lit Arab mare, 110-518' Good uffCI Fum.itlll'e & 11 yrs, grey
tervlew pleue call : Exp. ,,..f, Siles -·--..;.._..,.... ____ _,, 1G41Zl,extm Salarv+C°"""' Sdef ~4••'9• ..
MUISIMG Ol.tHCiE COAST Adv. Jf'oeaiblUtl«!t We are Jookln1 for 3 ~--OR I wUlaeU 548-Ml.8
Wallen Is W11treuea orSELLforYou tOIO
neede<!,J,arl lime. MASlBSAUCTIOM Mt:•m1-. ~e .. ~ Pryva5l?~Clupebr 646-1616 & 133.9625 •••••••••••••••••••••••
• Need or LVN for~m DAILY Pll:OT ~.!!:':!~:: •• w.. ......... • 330 w. ear Street J .... ~e --· conv . .-p. .. eo.taMesa ~ m1na1mement. Ex·
=er M/F/H. (714)
.. loclud: lm., iacen-EquaJ()pportunily Ms.ScllwaruS.9·8703 perlence lo fublon • : ~"? ~ llck ~· Apply EmnpfolYtt South Coaal Pina clothana 11 nece11ary. ~ Maoor 340 Vic-,~ ____ .:;..._.;:_____ Salary + commlaalon.
s.r.tcewtr.
Schedule • 1upervl11e
bank vault equip., lo·
ataJlatlona • aervlce.
Salary commensurate
W/f!!ql« and abllaty. Call
J&on.Fri,M . 714-751-8380
...,. I• ,. NAUTILUS SPA Mem Two .,., price American
144-:>404 CA.5H PAID bertblp For sale $12S A 1r1 1oe11 coupon 11 tcjrU.CM PRlNTSHOPTraiJlee, •Retail ________ Full & PIT po1ltloo1 WAITRESS . wanted Part Far id used furn, anti· ~aft 6 MS-6300, uk for Beuy ·
I Gea.AL OFFICE Copy Cat's, 333 3rd Sl. ~ 'd available. Call for appt &
ance mana1er for solo Laruoa Beach s.WS~~HS =ew. 540.•soo or
or full tame Apply El ques&clrTV's 95Hll33
Matador 1711 Npt Blvd C.M~
Newport MD. Prer re· P /tlme (~ > a11oc1 for TilE LOOK s.rv. Sta. All. wanted.
cent colleae 1nduate, Personnel . M gmnt, CASHIERS Newport Beach mlffull 6part. Hrly plus WAJTRESS ·Lunch Only
Exper. neceas ary
873-3750, Rew
aper • akJJJj helpful, Milt 'g Muat be am· EAGLESON'S 81& &Tall
but not easentaal. ti.uoua 4 enjoy people. Men ·11 Stores. 111 hlnn& SaJee Supportlng comm.6'7'3-3320.
.00/mo. 40 hn, M·F locopen OOS.S930. for ita new Westminster 8ulloclu So. Cout Plua SewinlandAPembly
P\e.ue aend resume to store in W~stmloster Is now interviewtn1 for1 CreaUve 1arment fac· Waltre11·Cook , neat
mature lady for am cof.
fee shop, &d ala.rt salary
&46-3993
Ad. No. 533, Daily Pilot, led f:atate Sain Mall. CaU C. Littman for permanent, exper full 1.ory oeeda steady reli•·
PO Box 1560, Coal a Openloa for llceoaed appt at Ume rook. Permanent ble help. K.now~ge of
Meu.CA921112'7 uleapeople, locally 213/621-5253 fllU&partUmeJanitonal cnftabelpful. Wllltral.o.
owned, with naUonal re· ~~~~~~~~ po11lllolll. and 2 full time =~~ref. Part Ume l'Nck Driver, Id dnvui1 record , and
warehouaeman. 8·5,
646-1Bll6.
ORDER ENTRY ferral aystem. Excellent .:: perm an e o l ma l n · 846-56'1 10 Iler type ex pr. working conditions. RN -lJ.7, full or part tenance/ handyman
Genera ofnt41. Transl· Earn 100% commission. time. Will provide ex· poslUoo.s. 20 & 40 hr work SHIPPING·PACXAGING
Uon training for data For confidential app't. tended orientation for In· week. Permanenl poel· Female/Male. Full Ume.
proceasln&. Solid refs. call 759·0226 Execu· active ourae . Meta tloos. Offer xlnt di•· Wlll train. Start 13.SO WAllHOUSI
Location : Ir vine SystemaReaJtora Verde Conv. Hoep. 681 counts & medical In· bour.645-:>421. Wa.rebouaeman needed
Olmplex Compenutlon CenterSt.C.M.548-5585 aw-ance. Beapartoflhe Immediately. Never a · U f0r · Real Qtat.e Bullocka So Coast faml· s:1 • Rec Dept fee. Call or come l.o to-~b~:. CacRWf~"a5p7ptOO. UCIMSID S.. cmd Service "' ~Bullocu 1333 needed to nu or· d.11. --vuaa .,..,., •-•c-..s• ...,._ belp wanted, part· Y · · ·i. dera, load 6 unload ._...._ I __, _.. ~ No. , Co9ta •••, • __ ..._ will tn1D. A--1u ..-~''"I PACK A• IN• wm train. Beat com· ;-ii°!~ec. ;f!u:! orcall~ll i;i":,17112 Arma~ llONnpoftC..ntuDr MACttNI mlllkm tpUt tn the tn· ...--Std15, Newport Beach TICHMCIAH dutU7 70/IO, to top sin>-Wllltl s eveninp 1:»10 l!lallll Av.In. 640-1970 •netait. e:IPWtl ran. diactra. P<W lDtervlew or•eftl.1:»10ud8at. TIJ.flOM -...--,.-or-Sat_6_8ua __ "°'_ --------
t .. uc opPOrtuaiu... eaU aw at~ a..J. F ~~ !f; .->s YOU eidlrt1 WOCD1a> call .a · W• 1h111 Clerti
e-t• 0011 -.,.., + H • C;y, Udooftlce, f71.'7IOO ~-'ft> ftU aY&landile ol OI'• "m.a, l'\&11 time, lmmed open. -. .-,.. eot ~wp . ..-dera fro-marl••· ..... Co ..__ ___ •--c:,::::.:·...;~~ !o.,. '" ~~ AlaryorJll'QO&prosHm. motore1cJ';°, •PM"tlal Kl,.._ :=.cail~il:;&:
M 0 I ~ A M ~ mmt ~ oa ~ m&> ,aodt, motor •SN>N. ,... !'-I but ~ oa NNf11
IM p L 0 y M I M T • am. Uve ID bacbelor SA• •s = 3 =t'v~ ~':°:av~.&:: ..,.E._O.;....,_,&. ____ M~/F,_,/H~
ACllMCY apt. •/utl1. Hall. if Are 7ou an artlatlc, want dent winner Zl·LHdHlblp up. Yud Help, 11 •over, f'u1J
U2S MHa Verde Dr. ~~rrr~,n: ::~fl~~~ ~U::. e::~etJc :::! lYPl9 ~W• traln ••· belpfuLllll-'1IOil time, loel. sat., no m~-Eut C' ••• t.e 213 _.., lpl . pertly. ... a.. ·-. •cbool. m l norlllet c:ii.' (Ac~o':' Kon~ C&ll for interview ap· ln&. bu aa1a Is dlaplay Ca.11-llr. ~~. Sa1ck Bar, part time welcome . Apply In
i..) ~~~ ~~ llr. alillty? lJdo V1aa lead· t-L wknda, caabler/food penoa. Tooy's Butldina
754-1511 P1a.._. tni jeweler wiabee full prep. Mature. Seacliff Ma&.eriaJ. 3076 Newport
PARKING ATI'ENDANT
. Immediate open.mp for
eager people. Good pay I 6G50f1
time person, l.oc Sat oo Saks Qiumry Club,-... Blvd. See Chuck or Sam Rect!onl.t/ eva. 6n-9334. Wanted YOUDI men who
wtll aet a1ooa well wtth * S ' o t W • I d • r Youth Coumelon YDllt DlltridM.....,. women. Cal l Mr . ,,...._. Part Time evenln~.
Mature, A\rp penon, T,.._ Thoml*O 540-4023, t-1. 2nd. Shll\ ~ad~ta ';'f'~
uperieoced aa Recep· Dally Pilot newapaper SANDWICH DELI ~hop O.C. Mf1r. of electro· ~er13 · hr p ART TIME tlcalat. Heavy phones, circulation department. CcxmtM wor¥. Part time medwllcal products ls =.a:~M · .50 ·
type 6() wpm.1 l.ovolces, Thia hl&)lly s ucce111ful d~s on:r.. Mulner'a teekio1Traineesfor2od. CALLANDREA EV941NGS quotalioaa, oroera. Front local newapaper baa an ·•u ............ aui•• sblA to team apot wekS· ._ ~.... xt ... ,,,, 1 5PM office .pcaran"""'. Top ~ ror a trainee In •'""" ...... Ya, ... Int • 1eneral dept. --··· e ~. Adu1ta wttb outstandln1, '"" 99 ~l E o E attractive peraooalltlea salary & neflta. Irvine rculatlon tales ' duties. Pr.fer aome abop _. __ . -----
who aoJoy workini with fUm. Mir. Call Karen, service• collectlon area SECRET •RY expe.rience. ulAblllty to Mti d • ... ktdt. Over 21. Start at ~. Selected applicant wtll .._ runatmpieeq p
receive a liberal •tarting Cor'o r•t• Head· M9lfer' c--i.a.... ••••••••••••••••••••••• s.1.50 per hour. Phone R ECEPT I ONIST / salary, r egul arly .__ 1.MO~·M ,.. .. , 1005
8 42·4 321 , Ext 250 SECRETARY . Exper acheduled ra.iaea, bonus ClllBMI a . . •••uuueu•u•uuu•
Bli:l"WEEN l·SPM. typtst w/aome bookkeep· opport ·u Ii ( State wfde lnveatment "2-aul Antique Oik couch lbl
A*far ....._ lDa baclllfOWld, am com· ln1e ::ie~ta ~u~':r :~ aervicee firm -l'ubloo ____ E_.o_._E_. ---w / c a r v e d I e 1 1
F.qual()pportunlty paoy, new ofc, xlnt paid v11catlons, p1ld Island. Buay, active! STUDINTOVB21 S 2 s o I 0 8 0
Employer. aalar,y " benefits . l'"OUP lnaurance, Ure ln· cba.llenalna, dlveralfiea B A R T E N D E R ~.144-7407 .-for interview. •. d t 1 0 chi:lea. OoOd aklllt, Ctyp-__ ..-.... ____ _ PART-TIME Act Now. aurance "" en • c Y· Ina/ aborll•and ) or· TRAINEE n....i....1..,..._.
Kelp wanted teachtn11.-'-_.......,'-_..._,._.._,. era,.e. Trainee will alao aanlaatlona1 abilities. Oood pey, bn. to nt your _.....,..._ t & Misc.
cnfta, weavtna •knot· UCIPTIPY9IST be ~lhded • com1PAJl¥ ~M·Jl'rt.9:00.S:JO. scbldule.llrZ.NU175. -~~~·!.i .. IK. ~~eedJepolnt, rui / • •,. • car .,., pen on a uae ... ....., ......., .... _ter ln
, crewel, atal.o Great Pl'OIJ'Wlve com· privile1ea. ,.,... ..... s.cr.t.y ~MT84DENT ad won.Loa cood. Trea
111u, tralnlnt l.ocluded. pany bu opportunitil for Applicants muat be lS, Need people~ to... lmmed. open.In&. 4 yrs aJe MWtnt machine In
l Wart 10 to 12 hrs. Earn ~to handle a vll· have a IOOd drivtn1 re· silt In coordination of expr. u auperilltendent MIOd rabfnet. metal &
i •to*· l'or l.ot.rvlew tors ~bonea for a oord. Hou.rt are £eneral· National Tradesbow1. req. Camm M·F 1:30 to MIOd l.nmk. OAK Buffel eall714-960-3177 •mall ce in gardeo Jy 11AM·9PM onday Stron1 typlnl tllllla, 5:3>. 979-21S3 and dreaaen w/mlrrors like settloa. Growth thru Friday. Saturday Kitchen ute111 l11. Call Part ·Um1 clean·uf. =•II overtlme available aa aouse accouotto1 U · TUtlUd Youo1 man t.o asa1 ... _ cbl PSIOllDel AleDC)' needed. perience. detail work. lnlza ror pndajoo 1.nattu-...:.--------! ' f*'IOllt ..._I or co. •El.,. .. Colla II•• U allfled a.. decitloo maldnt, 6 eome _ _. alr '-o lee *ml•cft 10 I 0 Jell ltudlat pre(err.t, a ·-you are qu • are travel. Xlnt co. be......... u...... rep w e · ..,... In 5 ctn. MJF, mlD a1e 81eDl1 6'2·1470 lntereated l.n learnl.na tti. " woridDI eonda. ~ t.nmica) Mutt be rell.a· ... ••••••••••••••••••••
Jl.151·11.tl MYtlpaper circulation atartlDI :;,l::I.. Call ~ bave manual dea, CASH PAJD bualne11, come to lb• Pwtoanel W11l)' fuxc.u.at vlakln. W1br1dryra/Refrl11. P ASTl-UP • Daily Pilot office. aao w. · 1ADf traln1DI Ptrtod. Oo· wortdD.I or nousr.aua PllOOflllADIN• 8-1. ec.ta Meea. Aak for Secretary, ltlMf•l office, l)' Mrloual)' lot.er"ted ri ' Hal'l')' Seeley or Ken Sood typln1, ncellent med •Pl>b'. C.JJ for in· U.CS Ref P~tor. -at leut l year H • Goddard. Only apply bemftta.lto5.845-2111. l.-vWw appt. bet.,..D ~~Ei\~CP: pertence, preftrably before UAM or after 7.eAllGll11~ N1.oeoa ......... .__,. ___ ..... -.
11 oewapaper. Excellent ...,.. u,_ Fr' • o • --•ny -,,,..,.,...._.,._ ~benlfttt.A~b' __ ......... •·•· .... v;:':;"~foraaelf. Teacher's A11l1taot, AlabarM•Adam.a,HB. .~Mll.Q>Jl, lloo· atarter, brllbt ad· l}Jldal tlUMlad .. '-· for1 ban-11,t yr old 2 cir refr11,
••• mlnlatratln ... 't with dleawtd ...... run a1maad color $150. EJec _. OU...ICOAIT typtq acMOwpm. lomt ~~..'.... ~ '800. ctm only 1 mo. wb11.e
DMYN.OT ~1~ '"°c!c!°J :::~ .. ·:.~ •. __, ' '; .':. P.a 11lary /btotfltl. Call l :I0-4. UCPA IOaO W · Caloric t_H rHlt dbl .. OaaUii':aa Klrt·Y.,..,t7M151 Manard, lenta Ana ii 1Ude·lD. Ha"t1t
.....,., UMd oob' •ao..
SICllTAIY -~ w..,,........ TIACHBS llOJ'POINT 11ect. aiove :::,~::;.,: ~~~~ ='~Ji~·ll'll· IDdl~ to ua1lt lA all all .,... to IDM Sl"OW·
-.a1i.,.ic1ocumtot .... ....,..... Hoover wubtr W/auto ~, Good follow· Ca .. Qu..... rtn.ae MW holtt. slnt. • PIOC*fi&N ud Ullla .... • ClODd. t7I. -..oto :-C-m~'Z ~ wm: __, r.tth Color TV&J:tU·
....,., A* ,. mw. TEAalD: 1'bl Jleld!D1 =-~ "• •=a,atm OalDt·N•prt Btacb. •
Qwihntlele req•d..... ...... . IOZO llCBl'AIY .... .,,._ ... ,;;; ... , ........... . --. " ...... .... --· u.r..tw.u --
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rlJDEl HOME
a.OSE.OUT SAil
Oerorator furniture &
acceuones Cedar Glen
Townhomes, 2SS4 Elden
Aon, C-OsU Mesa, 11 to 6
cWJ,y 6'2-6734
Used Shag carpet. 200 +
yda, best olfer 1011 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MG-0329
, Uruted A1rl1ne couporu NAUGAHYDECHAIRS Would like to purchase 2
MOeaiUll44-66218 match1n1 ARMLl';SS
AU.rac aofa & loveseat
Cat $795 Sell $295
Eartbtones 2wks old
Wooden coffee endtbls
25" color console $195
Also color portable
139-4903.
na111 c!alrs, white pre·
3 Uruted Au'llnes "1 FAR E h r r e d . C a I I e v e s
Cowpooa $.50 ea or 595 540·5721. Reaaonable
the pair 54.5 Z318 price only'
3 United 1"1 fa-re_cou_po_ns-. ~~~~~~~~
liOea.
The Uttle Train That Cant
GET STARTED
ON THE
RIGHT TRACK
EARLYll
Sell Your Holiday Gift Items
on the Dally Piiot
CHRISTMAS
GIFT TRAIN
PAGE
This special gift guide wlll ap.
pear each Wednesday from Nov.
21 thru Dec. 19 reaching 108,000
households each week. You can
run an ad t~ size of the sample
below for only $11 per WMk and
we have many other sizes to
choose from. For Information
and help In pf acing your ad call a
CHRISTMAS AO.VISOR ea..-.,. .
GIFl'S
TOYS
SPORnNG GOODS
JEWELRY
POIS 6 PLANTS
ANDMADE ITEMS
CAT86DOG8
GIFT
CERnFICATE&
CALE
TODAY
M Automatic Copier w/aulo feed. Worki;
pert~. free paper S28().
NIJ-1735
E Conference
Desk Teak & bronae ll"x72'' plua matching
Credenza 21 "x72". Xlnt
cond $1SO O new .
Samtlce t.'500 for both
673-9562 -----&()rps 8090 •••••••••••••••••••••••
IOtl
ID' ill·Ra1 W..uoder.
lmmac . toad .
Proft11lonall1 main·
talotd. Man1 eatraa. 1'wn 'It Cruaaden, Ytr)'
lo bn. Owner mutt Mil. ehued other boat. 000/0BO. OwDll' will
nee. (lam·5pm >
M).1313; aft •• M0-1DZ.
... ummtt at•. ro.L._re. Twl.D m JI• er up,
...., lD 'Tl. Wlndl•_.!•1 .,., N. "'!1fD ~. ~ ni.-Au ~ DID fto, ""'-·Mn la '11. llead, Illa ft, Prope. Upbo1. ~ Drull, PUmpa. J(uit 1111 la 1' d~1•
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CHEVRO Lf r
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r,o4b-1 l00
"21 ..... Certo, ludau roof, PIS, P /8 , llt,
176 AMC 52999 SPOITAIOUT DI. •••••• e eyt .. eutDmSt1c trana.. PO,.. -.nnv 1
br1ke1. tilt ~. AM/FM at~ I low. low m1• 1n &c*terlilcandltlonl (734811).
"T1 CHlftOUI' s ~,,,
MALM CLASSIC • • • • • • ~
COUPE. ve. eutomattc trans .. PoWW ~. powr bn*ee. tw::tory .ir cond., tilt whMt.
taJtye .._.. & low. low mll• (eeeRP8).
CHOICE OF FOURI
~l~.i.e. •tndoft .... ------------------------.. *· 1t.11tnl e .... v~ E. Hnm• ... '76 ClllU90Llf s4499 mo. • ..U ott.. MONTI CAILO ••••••••
llT.-.Od71D LANDAU. Full power, f1ctory air oond .•
'Tl 11 C l AMJFM -.0. IPllt pwr. Miit. lllt -.... 0 Du • r 0. orui.. control. ~ whMla • ONLY ,5,000 =--~~SW.-IBI, ,,.._UM NEW-one ownet. lltefllE.
&ml a.tioD AlloclaUoo, U•
aertld U. 1 ecutt .. order l1 m a..__~ ,..•t
"Tbe purpcM ol tbt odd•ven ptu LI ltlr tM muaiema ot
queue• at H"lc:e 1tatlona,"
Sb ltM dlclanld. ••n.er. an DO aod &ller'9
Ubl)' woa•t be "°' for at lealt eo d Y9-The whole thine 11 pre-
mature," ho aatd.
··untortunateb', the odd-even
plan t. t.be only political symbol
New Iran
..... , ......
Plan to End
Beach Battles?
t By .IEltRY CLAUSEN
Of tlle Dally P"-' St.tt
Huntington Beach Police Chief
Earle Robitaille bas mapped a
plan to rid state beaches front-
' log the city of undesirable
groups wn1c.b, he claimed
earlier, are turning the sands in-
to a battleground.
The multi-faceted program
calls for coordination among ci-
ty police, state beach rangers
and the Orange County Sberifl's
Offlce.
Aad, be notes 1n a report to Ci-
b Manqer Bud Bewto, be sees ..., ,.... to ·abandon provlaiom
ol a 1974 City CouDdl reaolaUon
wlUeb · ban elb police rrom .. routlne enforcement .. or the
i.w on st.ate beaches.
The state ranaen, he said,
have uaured him they can ban·
dle enforcemert problems on u.e·
beach itaelf.
A key in RobitaUle's plan,
1 drafted during and following an l Oct. 30 meeting with state park
rangers who patrol Huntington
I and Bolsa Chica state beaches,
is an early crackdown in
I troublesome areas. I "During Easter week, and for t the first three or four weeks of
summer vacation in 1980, we
will attempt to field a maximum
number of officers on the (city·
owned portion of the> beach,
pier and Pacific CoQ.'>t Highway
areas so that word will get out
among the groups usually in
volved," be told Belsito.
"We should be able to main·
tain a downtown and pser foot·
beat through out the summer
months, and coupled with an m·
tensified assignment on the
beaches, bold down many of the
potential problems."
He also calls for supporting
the state rangers in their re·
quests for improved lighting
-between the pser and Bolsa
Chica State Beach to the west.
Robitaille also suggested that
the city push the state for paJ1t.
ing and improvements on the old
railroad right-of-way between
Golden West Street and the pier.
The beach atta.11 causloa the
moat proble~. be said, are
below the bluf& at 1'olsa Chica
Strftt ~Golden West Sa.et ud
between Golden West ud the
city-owned pier.
State rangers, he reported,
say their~ probleim eentel'
OD their inability to coordinate
Jaw enforcement efforts on the
beach witb city parking enforce-
ment along Pacific Coast
Highway and a need for lighting
in the Warner Avenue area.
Robitaille said rangers re·
move troublesome groups and
their cars fro e beach park·
ing lots and e gangs "simply
park on P ific Coast Highway
and re-eot r at a different loca·
tton along e beach."
He said slate officers spend
httle time in the Bolsa Ctuca
area near the bluffs because of a
lack of back-up officers and
lighting
"When confrontations occur,
they are stuck on the beach with
their vehicles while the suspects
climb the bluffs and pelt them
with rocks and bottles," he noted.
Hilntington Mayor
Behind Ouster Try?
lly Sl'EVE MARBLE
Ol .. Deily"91Statt
....wtT••
OR.ANOE COUNTY, CALI F.ORNIA TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1979
Draws Local Fire 1
.
tbat the •vnor bu.•• SbeJtaa
adMd.
H1 old lf tbml LI to be aQ1 mean.lq tn the meuu.re, lt must
be accompanlod by COOMl"Yatioo
Slef. . • I( lbe 1overnor really la
aerioua be would lllue an order
io start entoreinc t.be 55 mile per
bour speed law.
'1'bere &bou1d be a crackdown
and anyone &OIDC eo miles per
hour should 1et a Ucket,"
Sbeltaakl
Re declaNd um u. enforce-
ment eocdd uve up to a percent
ol ~ ~ coasumptioo, eaoacb
to make up for the shutoff LD Ira·
nian fueltotbis~try.
He Nld more of tbe lnnian
ftlel b med mt tbe West Coat.
Shelton asserted that otbef'
comervatiGD met.bods lboo1d be tateu that include tncreumc
lbel ef'ftdency ln can to 20 mllel
per allaD ID Im and 25 mlJel
per Plloo tn JJIO.
He u1d t.blle measures, aloal
wlth motllB.liq efforts to pro.
duee aJcobol to be mlHd wttb
fuel, could do away with rellance
on foreisn f\aeJ. Sbettcm allo added that "pa
bop" abou.ld be heavil)' tued 10
that they would no loqer be
practical to drive.
He predicted that aervlce sta·
Uona won't go along with the
odd-even plan, limply beew
there annollnes.
He said atatloo operators
would ltad tbe rilk of loeinl out
OD fuel alJocatlou hued OD pre.
viou1 use and perhaps their
leue u well ii they don't do a
certain amount of buaineat. RUey aald be i.1 clad that
President Carter baa taken
positive action in regard to the
takeover of the American em·
basay lo Iran but that Gov.
Brown's plan t.o't t.be solution.
Proposal 'Softened'
Dmtng 1'1alces a Frlelld
Ten-month-old Dan Pestal of Huntington
Beach discovered a lot of new things Mon -
day during an outing at Huntington
Beach's Edison Community Park. Among
them was the feeling of being .. kissed" by
a dog named "Teddy.·· who JUSt wanted to
be friendly.
HB Seniors'
Scores Drop
On Agenda
A drop in basic skills test
scores of West Orange County
area high school seruors will be
discussed torugbt by school or·
fiCials.
Seniors in the Huntington
Beach Union High School Dis·
trict declined slightly in the
a reas of reading, written ex·
pression. spelling and math, ac·
cording to res ults of the
California Assessment Pro·
gram.
Tbe 12th graders, however,
continued to score well above
the state average, the state
education report noted.
The high school board of
trustees will meet at 7 p.m. lo
the Edison High School
cafeteria. 21400 Magnolia St.
Gunman Robs
Valley Finn
A man wllb a folded
oewapa}Ser over bia hand ID·
dlcated Monday that be bad a
IUD wben be confroated a c1en
and llUlde ott with about sm
from a Fou:ntaln Valley cleentq
utabliahment.
The clerll at C4L ~aaen.
.11073 Warner Ave., told poUce
the mu st'lted, ''Thll 11 a rob-
bery" aod then ordeNd her to
fill I paper bq wltb money,
Tbe robber fled the area OD
foot after Ol'dertDi tbe *OlD.ID to
Ue on tbe floor and count to ftve
before setttns up.
Iranians Released
In Kidnap Scheme
ST. PAUL, Minn. <AP> -
Four Iranian students Jailed
since Friday for allegedly plot-
ting to kidnap Minnesota Gov. AJ
Quie were released today by
Ramsey County authorities.
The release came shortly
before a deadline for filing
c harges against the four
Mankato State University stu·
dents, said Ramsey County Al·
tomey Tom Foley.
Foley told reporters that there
had been 1ood cause to arrest
the Iranians but not sufficient
e vidence to formally charge
them.
"This is still an actJve in·
veatigation,'' he said.
The students, Kormos Aaadi,
32, Hady He.'idary, 35, Feratdo-
ooon Gbodoosl, 29, and Mobam·
mad Noori, 34, were arrated lo·
side the mamk>o and the other
two 1n a car near the mansion.
Foley said there bad been no
press~ from the federal gov·
emment ln the case and uid It
WU bis dedaioll. U pl'OHCUtor
to release the students.
He aald be believes law en-
f orcem«lt aiencles aet.ed snp.
erly and wftbout overreaetiOo
when tbe anests weri made Fri·
day.
"Our information was ac·
curate," Foley aald.
Realty Exam
Se • T . 1n1nar op1c
A real e1tate ezamiAaUoa
aemln&f la to be preaented
•Ubout c:bu·a• Saturday
between t a.111. and • p.m. at
Jl'oantaln VaU.1'1 Crouroadl
Rettauram; Brookbunt 8tniet
and Talblrt Anaue.
Tb• .. 1n1nar la offered. by W.D. Gower, broker for Cal
COUt ~ dd nMnl· do9I .., ......... bJ CalllDa
....... lllcl
Pnor to the release of the stu·
dents. authorities said they were
contemplating cbargmg the four
Iranians with conspiracy to kld·
nap and commit assault and
possessioo or a handgun without
a permit.
Police said they rtt0vered two
shotguns and a handgun from
the car. Foley said the iuns
were noc. loaded, but there was
ammunition found in the vebJ.
cle.
A fifth student anested with
tbe Iranians, Antoun Stam-
boulieh, a 2$-year-old Sudanese.
was releued Saturday because
of LD.auftldent evidence.
Gov. Brown
Calls for
Discipline
LOS ANGELES <AP> -Gov.
Edmund G. Brown Jr. today
alpecl an emel'SeDc:Y order re-
lnaUtutina the odd-even 1u n · tlonina pt.,. iD Ca11fornia.
The adkJG WU taken in lop.
port o1 Prelddeslt carter•• em-
barao ol oll Imported ttom I.ran.
Brown. wbo umouneed the plan
tloaday, uid It b • time for
aelf·dll!:e:'e and hnpro•ed
COOMl'Y ettorta.
Odd-even aa1et natrictlou
wW tllb eft'.ct at 12:01 a.m.
lloodai ID tile H eountlel tUt
bad t.be odd4"D plu earler
~,.... . Odd.ftn nUaDIDa will'° Into effect two .w..b Lat lD U.
otbtr ".,,,..,.... Brown. a1 be RIMd tbe proo.
lam•Uail UDde1 tbe Saae~ Powen Act, ulcl bl waata: to
make aun C.llfonua ll Pft· ;ar.ct for Ul1 •...maalltlel, •udl aa a dk1'1ue iD tbe IU anlla-ble for~
Demand
For Shah
Eased
By 11le Associated Press
Iranian leader.; today offered
new proposals for ending the
t0-<1ay-0ld Tehran embassy im-
passe, stoppmg short of insisting
on the shah's 1mmed1ate ex·
trad1tlon.
But the Moslem militants
holding 98 hostages at the U.S.
EXPERTS DISAGREE
OVER CARTER MOVE-AS
Embassy rejected any com·
promise, Tehran radio reported.
The officials said the boat.ages
m11bt be freed d the United
States aclmowledees that Shah
Mohammed Rae Pahlavi is a
crisninal. allows an intematiooal
inveeticetlon of the deposed
mooarcb and hands over bis
V .S. property, 1t was reported
from t.be lraruan capital.
Tbe State Department said
th&.a appeared to represent a sd· teninc ol the Iranian position.
But a Tebrao radio broadcast
said later lb.at spokesmen fOt'
the student militants rejected
"any coocillatory proposal" n.
garding the shah.
The students said the1 r move
ment was based on ideological
pnncsples and they cannot com·
promise. accordrng to the broad·
cast, morut.ored m London.
I r an1an f'ore1gn M 1n1ste r
Abolhassan Bam Sadr today re·
iterated the key demand or tht'
!>t udents that the United
<See IRAN, Page A2>
FV High Says
You'll I .. ike It
Fountain Valley High School's
drama department will present
"As You Ltke It" today <Tues-
day) through Saturday at 7:30
p.m . ln the Little Theater.
Tickets are $2.50 for adults, $2
for s tudents and $1.50 for
children.
Tickets may be purchased at
the school financial office, 17816
Bushard St., between 7:30 a.m.
and 2 p.m .. a spokesman said, or
at the door the night or
performance.
Coast
Weather
Variable high cloudi·
neua tbrougb Wednesday,
with scat~red fo1 patches
late nipt and early morn·
ina. Not quite so warm
with lows toni&ht of 46 at
tbe beaches and 52 inland. ffilbs Wednesday ea along
the coast and '75 inland.
INSIDE TODAY
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.ti AM.XIS.QT
Israeli
Envoy
Wo11nded
LISBON, Port~aJ (4P) -
Terrortlt1 fired 1t1bmatlaiH
IUDS and hurled ~nd lreUideii at the car carryln1 larael'• am-
bassador in downtown Lllbon to-
day, allahtl.Y woundlnl tho~
and klWnt h1I bodJauard &Dd wouadiq three otben, police
said.
No aroup immediately ~lalmed respona.lbillty.
In lbdrid, a 1potnman tor
the PLO said h1I or1anluUon
·'bad oothini to do with the at-
tack" wblch be described u an
attempt to damqe Paleatinian-
Portuguese relation1. He said
the attack could have come from
any of Israel's "many'' enemies.
Police 1ald Am bauador
Ephraim Eldar escaped with a
bullet wound in the arm u at
leut two men opened fire oo bis
car u It arrived al the Israeli
Embuay. Eldar's Portu1uese
bodyauard died 1n1tanUy from
an exploding erenade, police
said.
The attack came at 9:54 a.m.
at the embassy on a tree-lined
wide street near Lisbon's
Gulbenkian Museum. The am
bassador's brlefcaae was found
near the side of bis car a few
feet from a pool of blood.
Police said witnesses reported
one of the gunmen was a blond
wearing a raincoat, and that be
still carried bis submachine IUD
as he led tbe others fieein1 the
scene; 1'be eunmen'1 bullets allo
hit a Portuguese guard at the
embassy door, the ambusador's
driver and a woman puaerby.
The M-year-old ambassador
s urvived the attack by remain·
ing in bis car, police said.
The attack was the first by
terrorists in Portugal since the
1974 revolution and came 10
days after an Arab solidarity
conference in Lisbon where the
main theme was Middle East
peace and the featured speaker
was Palestine Liberation
Organization chief Vasser Arafat.
Portugal and Israel upgraded
diplomatic relations to the am-
baasadorial level two yeara ago
when Eldar was assigned to
Lisbon. Portugal has yet to send an envoy to Israel.
Olllmpaet
' IR.A.N •••
Statea aWTender tbe abab to
Iran for trt.al, UM K.awalt nna
a1ency reported from Tehran.
He ii bolpitallzed in New Yortc
for cancer treatment.
But. Baal Sadr .sded, "'!'be
Uatted State. 1bould at leut ac:=c.tht •bah ii 11.dlt1." ~= me:.r of AYatoUab Rubollab Khomeini'• llevolu·
tlonary Council, Sadeqb
Gotbsadeb, aet out moretde·
tailed conditions. He said ran
wa1 no& retreaU.na from it.a de·
maad for the lbab'1 extradltlon,
but added that the lranlana were
ready "to end the occupation o1
the U.S. EmbaalY before the
extradition of the 1bab for
humanitarian reuons and the
intereltl ol tbe boeta1es." the
Kuwait newa a1ency reported
fromT~
"We will pt the sbab IOOMI'
or later," be was quoted u AJ·
ina.
He 1a1d the hostaaea "may be
freed If the United States
acknowledie1 that the shah la
guilty" and airees to an intema-
tional lnqu:lry "to invesU,ate bi.I
crimes," the Kuwait a1ency re-
ported.
The Yugoslav news agency
Tanjug reported that Gotbzadeh
said the United States must also
agree to return all of the shah's
U.S. property to the Iranian gov-
ernment.
Gotbzadeh, director or Iranian
radio and television, said he WWI
speakina only in bis own name
and not for the council. Bani
Zadr baa emerged u the leadina
spokMman for the Khomeini re-
gime, however, and his state-
men ts were believed to
represent the official positioo.
State Department apottesmao
Jack Tuohey said U.S. officials
were examining the reports.
"If true this would appear to
be a soru;ning or their position
. . . Any movement as welcome
as long as it's upward," be said.
NBC-TV's "Today Show" said
the Iranians also said they were
willing to receive U.N.
Secretary·General Kurt
Waldheim to discuss the situa-
tion.
But the Gull News Agency re·
po rted in Bahrain that Bani Sadr
was quoted on Tehran radio as
rejecting the Waldheim offer.
High Prices, Long
Lines Anticipated
WASHINGTON <AP> -
Americana may pay more for
home beaUn1 oil and face
service ataUon lilMI for bl&her-priced paollne u a re1ult of
President Carter'• deelalon to
end Iranian oil lmporta, of·
fictals in and out of 1ovemment
aay.
Prlcea will probably climb
and pa lta1loll Un .. , nm.ball·
cent of tbe 1 could retum, · ..,,
DAILY PILOT
especially if Iran decides to re-
duce crude oil production and
lower the world'• already u.i.t
oil supply, the experts said Mon· day.
They were not precile about
prices and 1upply, however,
because what hppem in cominl
weeu depends on auch dlftrM
factors u the effeeUveoeaa of
U.S. conservation efforta and tbe
prices U.S. oil companJ• bave
to pay for crude oil ID marbta
outlide Iran.
Carter'• acUoo lloada1 -a
respome to the Hll1in or tome eo American boetatea ln Tebran -will bait lmpon.& Of atjogt
700,000 barNla per .. ., Of Jn·
ntan made otl ud ~eum produeta made from lraolan
crude. That ,.,......&a •bout 4 percent of tbe ....._., dall7 COO·
1umfCIOD.
Ualt1d ltatH ••dtoJl rt·
11a rchert attendln1 tb1 Und
lcltntlflc 8tHIOH ot tbe
A.ma Heart Auoctatloia. ~ lftl held at the Anahetm Conveo-uon Cenlet'. •
a.UIUGI &bow Ula more and
mOH AIQlrjCM1 are IU11DI tbe prHcrlpU01t. Death due to
cardlova1eular dlHH• 11
deoreutn1 with an uUmated
--U.-Mved OYU tM put, 10 Jtart, nld Dr. ~amu A. _.........,, the Ua0da1oa'I
...,_.fl11ee•.
Terri Pressley, 18, is Golden
West College's 1979
homecoming queen. The
freshman physical educa-
tion major reigned over an-
nual homecoming festivities
last weekend . An Edison
High grad and a volleyball
player. she is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs . Jack
Pressley of Huntington
Beach.
Rose Death
Confounds
Physicians
MADISON, Was. <AP) -The
death of Mary Ann Koch, who
collapsed after sniffing a gift of
roses, is being classified by
pathologists as one of those
things midical science cannot
explain.
"Sometimes people will just
die, and there iJJ no explanation
for it," Dr. Billy J . Bauman
said.
Mrs. Koch, 28, crumbled to the
fioor beside her office desk Aug.
28 shortly after a florist de·
livered eight red roses.
The flowers were a gift from
her husband, Michael. in honor
of their eighth wedding an-
nivenary.
The roses were immediately
suspect, of course. Philip Little,
deputy Dane County coroner,
said Mr. Koch wu an asthmatic
who may have suffered an aJ.
leraic react.loo to the nowen.
She bad been known to have
problems with altemarla -a
mold spore -and ragweed.
There also were thouahts
about a heredity factor. Mn.
Koch'• mother-in-law rePorted
that the woman'• mother died at
a relaj.lvely young age under
similarly uncertain
circumatan.cea.
But ltudla of the Koch cue,
lncludiq tOJdeoloty Hamina·
tloo1 and opinion• from
Untvenlty ol W11coaain auera.v
experta, led patboloailtl to a dead end.
Services for.
118 Resident .
WednNday
Funeral 1ervtce1 are
. acbeduled Wednuda1 for Albert
H. LarND, 1 a.year resldlat ol
HuntlnatA>ft Btaehi who died
Nov. 10, at the fP or 80. a.moe1 are'.Jet fOt a p.m. at
Pierce Brothen Smith•'
MortuarY.OD M~ Street lo HUD· tbtltOD Bettb. llr. •l.4ir11n wu bom in lOffa
OD Oct. •• ,_., Ind o'"'ld and
op.rat*! • antique .-Ort in tbe Oraq• OoUt .,.. tor ao , ......
ff• .. auntftd by bla tridoW,'
Mane LarMn: th,.. •tet-....
K.mMtb OOU.Ui ol Huntiqt(a Beacb, cunorcf, DouetlJ, Of
AUaaUO CUJ, ~ and JObD DonH11J ol Fall .
{\
.. ~ ..... belier. however, 1ald
b• found It "lllollcal" tbat tome
lodivlduala will doa tnmb mMI
btadbancll for that early mom-
lnl run, but f-11 to •top •motlna
and cbanp their dietary hab&U..
••Tbe evidence tbat ao1 amoun Of exerclte •W ~t
a beart attack 11 l•cldn1. • · Scboenber1er Hid.
On the other baod, tb1
evidence ii quite clear, be aaJd.
tbat penon. ttho It.op •lDOklnl
and •wtteb to better dleta rMucl
thelr rt.A of beart au.et.
Schoenber1er called for
"social en&lineertnl in UM field
of public bealtb" to educate tbe
public to 1mokln1 and diet dangers. ·
"We have sot to make
cigarette 1mC)kln1 IO IOClalb' an.-
acceptable that it ratel J1¥t lib
public drunkenneu," aald
Schoenberger, cbalnnan of the
Department of Preventive
Medicine at tbe RUlb ·
Presbyterian.st. Lule'• Medical
Cent« In adcato.
The tot.co lndustry lobby, be
conceded. la a "vVY toqb" ooe
to deal with, but said be was en·
eouraged by a :w> percent reduc-
tion in tars and nicotine ln
cigarettes.
Not reduced , however, ls
carbon monoxide which, aloal
wltb nieotlne. ll linked to the
harmful effect of cl&arette
1mokiq.
Scboeober11r al10 recom-
mend.cl bettn la•• on food
labelln& ao that conaumen know
Just Wli.et tbe7 are letUna bl
food.I they buy.
But, H br. H. Emenon
Tbomu ol Boston pointed om.
there ii a "very 1tron1 anti-
chan1e feellJll" on the part ol
the food industry.
Another food area that re·
quires attention, Tbomu said, ii
federally 1ub1ldlzed school
lunch Pl'OIJ'ama.
"They want hamburaen. We
n~ to provide altematives,"
be said.
Thomas ls principal ID ·
vestlgator of Boston
University's Multiple Rist Fae·
tor Intervention Trial, a na·
tionwide study on heart disease
risk factors involving 12,800
men.
Thomas said that the amount
of saturated fats i n the
American diet baa decreUed
over the put ao years -a plus
in the heart diaeue ftebt.
On the subject ol cotfee d:rfnlt.
lnl 'lbomas said, eyjdenee ll
sketchy but indicates beaVJ cof.
fee consumptioo may be a factor
"say for the person who drinb 6
or 7 cups a day and beyond."
He noted, however. that heavy
coffee drinkers often are heavy
cigarette smokers
There a r e ties between
.. abusive" alcohol consumption
and heart disease, Thomu said
But, he added, one or two drinks
at the end or the day may actuaJ.
ly be beneficial in preventing
heart trouble
Judging from a tour of the ex·
hibit hall, not all the recommen·
dations of the researchers are
falling on deaf ears.
Sanka decaffeinated coffee is
operallllg a large booth, giving
out s amples and brochures that
urge physicians to recommend
Sanka to thetr patients.
At another booth, Momlnptar
Farms, a subs1d!ary of MHes
Laboratones or Chlca10. WU
doling out samples of Its ham·
burger and s ausages made
without animal fat They al.so
produce an egg substitute that
contains no cholesterol.
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SCHOOL DENIES DIPLOMA TO KKK MEMBER
Allron Montaon, 17, Durtno Klan A•lly
Diploma Nixed
Strulent a Member of KKK
ABSECON. N.J . <AP> -Aaron Morrison may not eet his
bi1b sdlool diploma because bis principal doesn't like the teen·
aeer'1 extra·curricular actiVllles
The 17·)'ear-old ia a member of the Ku Klux Klan.
Offtclals at Holy Spirit High School say Momson'1 diploma,
which should have been lasued alter Mornson completed sum·
mer school, ll bein1 withheld because he will not renounce
membership ID the white aupremac~t organlzaUoo.
aUT JEa&l' kA Y, AN A'ITORNEY for the American Civil
Llbertiea Union, said Morrhoo 1s being penalized for exereising
bla "h'eedom of auocaation, freedom of pollt.acal belief and freedom of apeecb."
Kay aaid be would sue the tugh school if Morrison does not get tm diploma.
But an attorney representJng the school and the Roman
Catholic Diocese of Camden says Morrlaoo'1 rt&bts have not been violated.
Morrison oreanhed a Klan rally in August on the front 1Hm
of h1a family's split-level home in Bameeat Durin1 the rally, 19
Klaoamen faced about 100 antJ Klan demonstrators amid rock·
throwing, name-call.Ute and scattered bursts of violence.
"ITS NOT FAIR," SA.ID MORRISON, who IA working in
Loulliana on the senatoriaJ and presidential campaign of David Duke, a leader of one of tbe Klan·s many factions.
''I don't think a school should dictate or im pose ats beliefs on
students .. They don "t have an m·depth understanding or my bellefa, · · he satd.
The Rev. Thomas E Ploude, pnnc1pal of the Atlantic Coun-
ty high school, descnbed Momson as an "above·average stu· dents." He said tbe school wtU send a copy of Morrhon's
tran.script to any c0Ue1e. but will not luoe a diploma.
Ploude wd tbe diploma represents more than a mere
fulllllment or academic requirements and Morrbon does not meet aU the school's standards
Thieves Hit
Valley Firm
Th a eves took a bout $2 ,000
worth of equipment from a
Fountain Valley firm ·s storage
yard over the weekend, accord· ang~ police.
Taken from Western Lightmg
Standards at 18060 Mt
Washington St. were acetylene
torches and other tools. a
spokesman told officers
The thieves apparently scaled
a chain·link fence to enter the yard, police satd.
Fatal Fire Probf.d
PIONEER. Ohio <AP I In
vestacators expect to panpomt by
the end of the week the cause or
a boardiJlc house fire that killed
14 women. ancludmg the owner
of the home.
DRIYER KILLS
SKATEBOARDER
OCEANSIDE (AP )-Police
say a motorist was unable to see
a 5· year-old skateboarder In
time to avoid hitting him.
81lly·Ke1th Evans, who rode
into the street from behind a
truck. was killed Monday.
Pipe Replaced
MONROE, La. <AP ) -Crews
of T exas Eastern Gas Pipeline
Co. have replaced a 28-foot seo-
Uon or pipeline damaged in *
natural gas explosion that left. a
crater 70 feet wide and 20 feet
deep. The explosion Sunda1
night sent people from thei(
homes 10 th~ subdivisions. No
one was UlJured.
... ff'• ttme for your layaway
Avoid the holiday crunch this year bV
shopping at &ett 'M:llker now, Let us help you
crooee the pelfect gift fOl that apoctal person
from our .. leetton of fine Jeweliy: and. with a
amoll depoalt. we w\11 hOld It for vou
untll Chrl1tmas.
•
wn's Odd-even DFaws Local Fire.
a.ntee•,....~•· Mrt-4 UM a.etlU" ordtr la ..... ,.,. a Md wca•t wort. ••n. ~ of UM odd pla .,t;; •• .,.. .. o1
ueaM at HMCe atatlo •"
It.GD dldand. ·~ aN DO bel ad tllln Uk.a1 ... ·t ... 811.1 for at leut
• days. 'l1lle whole tlllns la pn-
mablN. •• 1111 wet.
··unMtunatety, the odd~
pl.a Is the cmb' poUUcal aymbol
.New Iran
l"'lneFi ....
t;~ umpOpening?
'I' BJ DAVID KVTZMANN site could be open again for busi-°' ... r>e11, ,., ... SUH ness "in a matter of days." "Qne of two out-of-stale dis-Ms. Ray met with federal of.
sites for low-level radioac to discuss the reasons for her
ff waste could reopen in the closure or the disposal grounds
several days, providing an due to safety concerns about
rYJne company with a place to packaging and transportation ol
t rld of its accumulating the waste.
Lellslatlon which would pro-
it appointed commissioners
Irvine from being employed
er directly or mdireclly with
e city will be considered
gbt by the City Council ~The proposal, which the coun·
asked for in April, seeks to
gulate "incompatible employ-
blent" of persons who serve on a
~ty commission.
l The draft ordinance council
lnembers will study at tonight's
t ;30 meeting al City Hall would \~propriately" regulate the ac-
Uyities or members of the city's Oiree commissions by:
-Prohibiting direct employ-
IDenl with the city.
-Prohibiting employment as an independent contractor with
U)e.clty.
-Prohibiting employment pith any "entity" which con-
~ta business with the city.
'lypes or businesses mentioned ln' the law include corporations,
artnenbipa. proprietorships,
ta ad foundations.
The reopening of the Richland
facility, closed early last month,
binges on written asaurances
from the Nuclear Reaulatory
Com minion and the Depart. ment of Trauportation that
staff ad famdli be provided to
Q8Jat ill ti.e ~of wute
matmala ~ tbe Aate ol ...........
Tb• •ow•raor"• pr••• spokeswoman said offlclaI.s were
boplAI to receive tboae as· suraees 1'ltbln tM nm day or so
Al Ba.iettl. radlolotlcal control
director for ICN Cben1ical and
Research Division in Irvine,
said his firm can do nothing un·
UI it knows for certain when the
burial site will reopen.
Until that time, the company
will continue not collecting
waste materials from any of its
100 customers in a three-county
area. JCN stopped picking up the
steel drums and fiberboard box-
es containing the low-level waste
late last month when the Beatty,
Nev. burial grounds and the
Richland site were closed down.
The company has about 10,000
cubic feet or waste materials at
its Irvine plant on Campus
Drive. Baietti said not until that
backlog can be decreased will it
pick up any more.
He said ICN needs to ship
away two or ~ loads-about
1,500 cubic feet to each shipment
-before resuming pickups.
The company picks up already
packaged items S\lCb as isotopes
used in research and lab
materials contaminated with
radioactivity from medical and
(See WASTE. Pase A%)
per 1&Uon in lllO.
He said these meuures. a.long
with rnohtHglna efforts to pro.
due. aleobol to be mixed wttb
fuel, eoa.ld do away wttb Nliance
onro~ruel. Sheltm a1IO added that "pa bop" should be heavily laud so
that they would DO loqer be
practical to drive.
He PNdided &bat sentce o
lions won't 10 alollg with the
odd-even plan. limply because
tbereuenoU....
He aaid atatlon o~ratora
would ltaDd the rilk of losina out
00 fu.1 alloeat.ioaa baled OD pre-
viOUI uae and perbap1 their
leue u well lf they doD"t do a
certain.,....,. of bullnea. Riley Hid be is 1lad that Pretident Carter bH takeD
posltlve aeUoa In re1ard to the
t.abover of tbe American em·
buay ln lru but tbat Gov.
•NWD'I plan lan't the IOIU1ion.
Proposal 'Softened'
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BUU.ETPAOOF BEAUTY DESIGNED TO TRANSPORT TREASURES FROM THE DEEP
Lagunen Roger MUdoa With Hla .... Armored Toy lncludlng Redlos, Siren
Caddie Added to Van
Laguna Treasure Hunter A.dd,s Touch of Clms
By STEVE MITCHELL
Of ... O.Uy ...... Sutt
LagUDa Beach treasure bunter
Roger Miklos bas added a touch
or class to his lucrative diving
operation.
Folks up and down the coast
recognize his "Armored Tonka
Toy" van. equipped with sirens,
lights, radio antennas and the
familiar red and white diving
flag adorning the side doors.
Thal $58,000 custom made van
gets Miklos and lus gold
doubloons to and from Florida,
where he bas been pulling
treasures out of old ships for
nearly two decades.
Well. now MikJos has a new toy.
It's a shiny black Cadillac
Flee twood limousine, and
treasure pirates will find the
same problems hi1ackiog the
:;leek new car as they would t!
they were foolish enough to try
and get into the van.
"There JUSl ain't no way," the
bearded diver smiles.
You can understand Mikfos'
passion for protection. The
former police·offlcer-turned-
diver reportedly bas pulled
millions in gold and silver from
s unken wreckS over lbe years,
and he's not about to part with
any of It to unscrupulous
highwaymen.
Up unW now, he's bad to drag
his booty to and from the bank
and various museums in the big
van, equipped with a closed
circwt television camera atop
the roor.
But he wanted something
sleek -sometJung classy for
those Hollywood openings and
museum debuts he's always at-
tending.
"The van's fine for transport·
ing gold and making tnps to
Florida."' he says.
•·But it's macho. and I needed
something classy for the local
opemngs <where bis treasures
are displayed.>"
So now he's got the "Black
Knight," a $30,000 super·
equipped Cadillac, complet~
with li&hts, sirens , radios,
phones, color television, and a
12-gauge magnum ·shotgun
pro~ped next to the dubboard. It s a fellSl.ered armored car.
Just like tbe van, only the Caddie
has some extras that aren't on
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Odd-even Renewal
Signed by Brown
LOS ANGEL~ <AP) -Gov.
Edmund 0 . Brown Jr. today
slped an emer,ency order re-
instltutin1 the odd-even 1u ra-
Uonlq plan in Calllomta. .
The ac:tion wu taken In sup-
port ot .PrealdeGt Cart«'• em-
bar10 of oil llJlpon.d from Inn.
Brown, wbo IDDOQDc.d the plan
Monda;r. said It la a time for =!ft.,lia• and lmprond effona.
Odd,.ftll aale• Nltrtctlon.t
"111 tUe e«eet at lJ:Ol a.m.
llonctaJ ID tbe 14 counties that
bad tbl odd...-plan .-lier
thll ;rev.
Odd .. ftD nttcilDlU will fO Into
effect two ..... rater ln tM
other 4' counuea.
Brown. u he ·~ the Pf'C)C· lamadGa ...,... t.M Sm•r&WCY
Ponn Adi Mid M wuila to
make 1UN Caltfoi'Dla l• pre.
pend tar.., ~tlel. lueh Ma clltr1•1 ID IM I aftlla.
ble ror sale.
Brown's chief of ltaff, Gray
Davia, told the news coDfereaee
at Brown'• office here the plan
11 beln1 reln1Ututed In two
pbues became tbe orlllnal l4
counU. with odd-even haft tbe
neceuary tools. Dam &lid tbe other eouaUea
will Mid more tlme to prepare
for the plan.
All but three ot tbole countiel
-Alameda. Oontra Costa and
San Fnndlco -had dllcarded tbe plan, and Su Prancllco
plumed to drop out •t tbe ... of the IDGllt.h. •
Tb• prosram allows can wttb llcenae plates endtn1 tn Odd
numben to buy 1aa on Odd·
numbei'ilt dliil. ud 'fie. .......,
"ID t.be MCOGC1 pb... UM odd·
HeD proaram WlJl ~llD lD
counUea wblcla dld not PU'U~ ..rtlir Udl -· .. BIOWD Mkt 1 .._ •
,.
Demand
For Shah
Eased
By 11le A.aNcla&ed Presa
Iranian leaders today offered
new proposals for ending the
10-day-old Tebran embassy lm·
passe. stopping short or iruu.sting
on the shah's immediate ex-
tradition.
But the Moslem militants
holding 98 hostages at the U.S.
EXPERTS Dt8AGAEE
. OVER CARTER MOYE-AS
Embassy rejected any com-
promile, Tebran radio reported.
Tbe oftid.ala Uhl Ille. bast..-
mtpt be ftted if the United
Stat.es admow~ Uaat 8bab Mob•mmed Jlaa Pab1nt II a
• crimlul. 8llowa • latenaadonlll
l.9•eaUcaUon of tbe d.efOIAld
mODareh and bands OYel" bis
U.S. IJlopeny,. it waa reported
from tbe traman capital.
The State Department said
thls appeared to represent a sof.
teninc of the Iranian pos atioo.
But a Tehran radio broadcast
said later that sS>Otesmen for
<See IU.N, Pap A!)
Leisurely
Chase Ends
A 16-year-old San Diego t>oy
was apprehended in San Juan
Capistrano Monday after he led
U .S . Border Patrol: San
Clemente pollce and Califorrua
Highway Patrol officers on a
moderately-paced chase.
A Border Patrol agent said he
tned to stop the youth dnvmg a
com pact stall on wagon north oo
the San Diego Freeway al 12:30
p.m . near the San Onofre check·
po1pt. But the youth kept mov·
mg.
The agent pursued the auto
With red lights na.sbing but the
youth would not stop. CHP and
city police joined the chase that
ended finally in San Juan·
Capistrano.
The youth, who drove SS miles
per hour during the chase, was
arrested on suaplcion of auto
theft. The car be was driving was
relistered to a San Die10 man
who bad just reported it stolen
Monday.
Coast
..
I
W ASHIMOMM (41') -At· tcney General Be~jamte -a.
ctrlleW today formallY ordered alt lraiUD students 1n the Unit-
ed Bta• to ftPOl1 \0 llllJl\llra. tidll a~ wttb1D 10 da~ ar
face poatble departiUon.
On lDltructJona from Preti·
dent Carter. ct.tletU iaaued an
order requlrtQI Iran.Ian re to show that tbeJ are en 11
full·time atudenta in the nlted
* * *
Iranians
Freed in
Kidnap Plot
ST. PAUL, Minn. <AP) -
Four JranlJD atudenb Jalled
since Friday for allqedl,y plot-
tinl to kidnap Min.ne10ta Gov. Al
Quie were rele11ed today by
Ramaey c.ounty autborltles.
The releate came abortly
before a d .. dune for tmn1
charees a1aln1t the four
Mankato State Unil'enlty 1tu·
denta, 1aid Ram1ey County Al·
toruey Tom Foley. Poley told reporwn that tbere
ba4 been tood caue to arrest
the Iraniam but not auftielnt
e\tldence to formally charp
them.
.. Thi.I la alUI an active in·
veatiptioa,'' be aaid.
The atudenta, Hormoa Aladl,
32, Hady Heidary, U, Feraldo-
noon Gbodoosi, 29, and Moham-
mad Noori, 34, were arrested in-
s ide the mansion and the other
two in a car near the mansion.
Foley said there bad been no
pressure from the federal gov·
emmeot in the cue and Hid tt
WPS his decision as prosecutor
to releue the atudenta.
He said be beUeve1 law en·
forcement •1enclea acted prop-
eclr and without overreaction
w}Jen the arretll were made Fri-day
·•our tnformatlon wae ac-
curate," Poley aald.
Prior to \be releue of the •tu·
ddta, autbortU• aaid tbey were
contel!lPlaUna charalnl tbe fOU)'
Iranians with C0t1.tplrac1 to kicf.
~.P and commlt a11ault and
poSHelian ol a bandaun wttbout a permit.
DRWER KIUS
!JCATEBOMWER
OCEANSIDE <AP>-Pollc.
8'.1 a~ WU WlJblt to Ht al 5-year-old akateboarcler ln ~e to avoid hltUn1 him. Bllly.x:.&Ua Svau. wbo rodl
hJto ~ strMt from beblnd 1 t~ck. Wiii .Wed llondaJ.
8tatH, a1 required bJ ttlelr vtap.
Carter ordered tbe JuaUce
Department to be&ln deportaUoo
proceedln11 a1alnat any atu·
dents who are vlolatlna the
termaoftbetr vtaaa.
Tt.•re ,are approstmately
IO,Qbt lranlu 1tudenll 1n the
co~2~.:..i ...... itqn offtela=r;alcl lt
mar 'G:"':ctiitl,wt to •~u ., cte-f:irt VJ =;i,Pf'O• aDd =~-~If:; {>Urp91!8 81 lJif ,.,If:, WU lo
fore•t•ll' "qy •iole"oe by
Amerteaaa ..._t could $hreawa
Ule ""' ~ ~let wbo have been lleld at Ute u.a. Embeuy in Teliran for 10 daya.
In bi.a order today, ctvUettl
said failure to report or prvvld·
ing falle lnfonnaUon would 1ub-
ject Iranian studenta to deporta-
tion proceedinga.
Student vi1a1 require
foreipen to attend achool full.
time and take a full coune load.
Students are forbidden to hbld
joba.
ClvllettJ'1 order require. the
student. to report to the neare1t
office of the Immt1rauon and
Naturall.ution Semce or to an
INS J"IPleseDtaUve on their col·
leae campus before Dae. 14.
They are required to produce
pu1porta and fonm that record
their arrival in tbe United
States .
* * *
F....,P.,,eAJ
IRAN ••.
the student militants rejected
"any concillatory proposal" re-
garding the abab.
The students said their move-
ment waa based on ideological
principles and tbey cannot com-
promiae, according to tbe broad·
cast, monitored in London.
Iranian Forei1n Mlni1ter
Abolhasian Dani Sadr todaf re-
iterated the key demand of the
1tudent1 -that the United
Stat•• 1urrender tbe abah to
Iran for trtal, the Kuwait news
agency reported from Tehran.
He ii boepltallaed ln New York
for cancer treatmnt.
But Bani Sadr added, "The
United Stat.ea ahould at leut
acknowledle tbe abah l1 1ullty."
th• report &aid.
Another member of Ayatollab
Rubollah Khomeini '1 Revolu-
ll on ar )' Council, Sadeqh
Gotbaadeb, Ht out more de·
tailed condition.. He said Iran
waa not f'IU'eat.lnl from lta de·
m•nd for the 1hab'1 extrad1Uon,
but added tbat tbe ltanlana were
reach "to end tbe occueaUoa.t>!
the 'U.S. Bmbauy before Mll9
eatradltlon of tb1 abab for
bumanltarlan reuou and the
lntereall of the bolta1e1," the
Kuwait newa aaency reported
from Tehran.
"We 'fii1l cet tbe 1bab IOODll'
or Jat«," be Wal qucMCI II Of·
lilt. He Nici the boltalet "may be
freed lf tbe United Statea
acknoWtedael that tbe llaeb II aull~" U4 ~to an laUrna·
Uon.al IDgUiry "to lnvettllate bll
crlm•," the Kuwait aaeiic1 re· ported. •
Tb• Y•oelav DIWI ~= TaQiuM :NDotted that°°' 1814 t».uaaa.d...., maaat allo ~ .. ...,. all of tbe ebab'•
u.&'1J1 •tll11 to u.e lrudu IDT· .,. ....
allil ltlUI •tlttll N•
tarctllena •tl•D41•1. U•• IW •l•1ttlU1 l111loiat of , ...
tltilCll Heart Anoc11tlon, ...
lna bead at tbie Anaheim COav•·
UonC.......
1"9fe9NeCefl
Soprano Kathryn Lowe of
Costa Mesa has qualified
for final competition in the
Orange County Fall Fair
talent search. Finals will be
conducted on final weekend
of fair. which runs through
Nov. 22 at Los Alamitos
Race Course. Mrs. Lowe
works as a 'se-cretary in
lrvtne.
Terrorists
Ht Israeli
acC:ai~"'• Aki 4 " fotmd it.... tM' .... Wiv\Mll tnmkl Md
beadbaodl 'T. tbat eal'l)' mom· tnc nan. but ail &o atop •moed.na and cbana• tbelr dtu:-z babttl.
"Tb•J'lfn.f.'4ff '' any :m:::!t 11f~\'11"'l11W.1,I' Scboenberlt~ aald. Oo lb• otlltr ,_and, ~la• evtdenc. la qUtta ettar, be 1Ud,
th•tg~~J! .... udawttd 41.._...._ their t1lk _. ... ,.
Scboen lr1•r ••lfed for ;;,ac:~:1s~nu ~:: .. "'~
publl• to 1mp•tn1 ••d llJ•t dan&en.·
"W• b•v• f o\ to ~•k• ct1ar;rt~ ~ totl~~ • acce~ Utat l ratn ~"'-~· public tun•t11111, ult
Schoenberpr, cbalnnu ot &be
Dtpartment of Prevtntl\'e
M•dtcl ne at the aM•b · Pretb)'Wrtllfto8t. l.AaM'I .......
Center ln Chic•, . n• tobaceo mdt11"1 IOhliiW, bl
(ODCedld la • 14"'1 t.ou,\lf OM
to deal ;Ith, but 11ld ht w• tn·
cour11ed by • 00 rrcent nduc·
tlon ln tar1 an nicotine IA
claareltel.
Not reduced, howtver, la
carbon mono11ldt which, IJOnl
with nlcoUne, ll linked to the
harmful effect of ol1arett•
1moldnt.
Schoenber1er alao recom·
mended better law1 on food
labeUnt ao Uiat couumert know
Juat what t.heJ are l.ulnl ln loodl tMy buy.
But, 11 Dr. H. •meraoa
Tbomu of BcJltao polnted out.,
tbtrt la a "very it.root anti·
chance feellnl" oa the part ot
the food industry.
Another food area that re-
quires attention, Tbomu aald. la
federally 1ub1ldhed 1cbool
lunch prosrama.
"They want bamburaen. We
need to provide altemaUva,"
he sald
Thomas la principal i n·
ve11llgator of Boaton
Univerally'a MulUple R .. k Fac-
tor Intervention Trial, a na-
Uonwlde study on heart d.lseue
riak factors iovolvina 12,800
men.
Thoma Hid that the amount
of 1aturated fata in tbe
American dlet bu decreued
over the put 30 1ean -a ph•
in the heart dileue fipt.
.............
tcMDOI. DINlb Dfftl.OMA TO KO MDl8U
A.vn Morrteon. 17, Ourtng Ka.n Reltr
DIP,lo•a Nixed
Student a Member of KKK
ABSECON, N.J. <AP) -Aaron Morrison may not 1et bia
hl1h achool diploma because his pr1ncipa1 doesn't like the teeo-11er '1 extra·currlcular activities.
Ttwt 17-year-old ll 1 member of the Ku Klux Klan.
Offldall at Holy Spint H1&h School say Morrlaon's diploma,
which 1bou..ld have been iaued aft.er Morn.son completed aum·
mer acbool, la belnc withheld beuuae be will not renounce
memberahip ln the white 1upremaciat organiullon.
Btrr JERRY KAY, AN A1TORNE\' for the American Civil
Uberties Union, 1&1d Morrison t.S betn1 penabzed ror exerciaine
b.ll "freedom ot uaocaation, freedom of political belief ud freedom ol speech.'·
Kay uid he would sue the high Kbool lf Moniaoo does not
set bl.I diploma.
But an attorney representing the school and the Roman
Catbollc Diocese of Camden says Morriaon'a ripll have not been violated.
Moniaon organiied a Klan rally In August on the front lawn
of bis family'.11 split·level home in 8arne1at. During the rally, 19
Klanamen faced about 100 anU-Klan demoostrators amid rock-
throwing, name-calling and scattered bun ta of vk>lence .
"IT'S NOT FAIR,'' SAID MORRISON, who is workins in
Loulalana on the senatorial and presidential campaign of David
Duke, a leader of one of the Klan's many factions
"I don't think a school should <belate or Impose lts beliefs on
studenta ... They don't have an m-depth understanding of my
beliefs,·· be utd.
The Rev. Thomas E. Ploude, pnnc1pal of the Atlantic Coun-
ty high school, described Morrison as an "11bove-average stu·
denta." Re aald the acbool wW send a copy of Moniaon's
b'anacrlpt to any coUe1e, but will not isaue a diploma.
Ploude aaid the diploma represent.a more than a mere
IUlllllment ol academic requirement.a and Morrisoa does not meet all the acbool's standards.
~-L d F,....P-.,e.4J
ru:1J11assa or VAN. • • 'Complacency' Hit
LISBON, Portugal 1AP> -
Terror.ists fired s ubmachine
guns and hurled hand grenades
at the car carrying Iarael 'a am-
bassador ln downtown Lisbon to-
day, slightly wounding the envoy
and killing his bodyguard and
woundlna three others, police
said.
No group immediately
claimed responaibllity
In Madrid, a spokesman for
the PLO said hls oraanization
''bad notbina to do with the at·
tack" which be d•oribed u an
alt.mpt to damaae Pale1Un1an·
Portul\*4' relaUona. He Hid
the attack could have come from
any of Israel'• "many" enemies.
Police uid Ambaaaador
Ephraim Eldar escaped with a
bullet woWMI ln the arm u at
leHt two men opened fire on bi.I
car a1 lt arrived at the laraell
Embu1y. Eldar'a Portuguese
bodyaua.rd dled iDltanUy from
an eaplodina areoade, ooUce
said. • 4
Tbe attack came at 9:5' a.m.
at the embuay on a tree·llned
wldt atrHt near Ll1bon'1
GulbGikian Muaeum.
p,....pageAI
WASTE •••
lndusttUl e1tabU1hment1 and
then 1bipe the wute matertal to
dlaJ)()Ul 1ltel for burial ..
Offlclal1 from tbrM public
aaenciM bave lnlDeded UM JCN
1tora1e yard ln f rvtne and 1ald
there la no threat to the pu.bllc
bealtb and Mfety from tbe ac·
cumulated .......
Nevada ontdall famlU•r wtth
the Beat11 f adlll1 could not be
reached for comment tbla mom·
in4f bt Wa1hln1toa atate
• 1DOk.......-Wei tbeN wt.11 be sb1.-aoroem•t and inapec· UGu ot racUoaotlv• wa1t. oom· tn1 la onoe t.bt tucblaad taeWty llNO~· lllt ,.a4 there woutd. be mon tn1~ to lnlure the ablp.
mtntl of wute are Hftly ~ekal'!! Md trauPocUd.
The clolure hu poted prob-ltm• fOf bolpttall wtt.b DUdftr
medlclnt departmtntl am~ qo.
alt. 1tor11e 1pac1 19 uauall1 at • pr~mium t.or wute mat.rla!a. Offtclall have eq>rtlMd fean uaat : 1pudear mlh'Ucal huM:tklDI
WOWd'oeut u no Olli ptcktid up
UM wait.t that bad accumulittd
., ... baitilttall.
the Tonka Toy.
It has Inch-thick bullet proof
windows that cost Miklos '4.000
to ln1tall. And Voaue Urea, with
a tough Kenlar bullet·proof lin-
ing that cost·another $1 ,000.
The doors are reinforced with
the same material uaed ln
bullet·proof jacketa.
"These doors wUI stop a 12
gauge masnum ball at 30 feet,"
Miklos bouta. "And )'OU can rire
a double-ou1bt buck mapwn
load at 20 feet and ll *on't
penetrate."
The 1ecurlly ·con1ciOU1
treasure 1eeker wtU be leavtnc
the Cadillac home when be tall•
off for the reefa off Florida
again. "It's a ahow car ud It 1ta11 at
home," Mlkloe 1iid. Not ao for tbe 'l'Oda 'l'oy. lt'a
the workbone of the family oow.
By JACKIE BYMAN
OI .. Dlllly ,..... .....
Allhou1b It bas been only
three weeks aince a 17-year-old
Costa Mesa girl was murde~
in her apartment. police said t.o-
day they fear reaidents are
abandonlna their caution.
"I undentand patrol officers
see doon and windows standin&
open," Lt. Jeck Calnon of the
Costa Mesa Police aald today.
··People are becomin1 compla·
cent.'' .
He aaid lnve1llgatora still
have no firm lead1 In th.tr
search for a man beUevecl to
have uaaulted nlne women,
1laylnc aix ol them 1lnce 1877
The attacks, which increased
ln trequeacy thia year, have oc-
curred in eo.ta Meaa, lrvme,
Tustin, Santa Ana Hei1bt1 and
Newport Beach.
••• H'• "me for your tayoway
The lciller, who alrikes bia vlc-
t1 ms on the head with a blunt in·
s trument, enlera iround-fioor
apartmenta lbro\lih an open or
unlocked door or window, police
believe.
They also suspect he observes
has victims In advance, since
severaJ had roommates who were
a bsentatthetime.
Police lnvesUgaUn1 a 11lmilar
murder that occurred ln San
Jose la.st week Hld they have
ruled out the Ukellbood that the
bludeeonlng wu done by the
Ora111e Cout slayer.
They uid there •ere a
number ol diacrepanc!;s in the
kllho1 of Blythe 1'1ellen,
murdered Nov. 4 by an a111Ua.nt
who pned opn a window to ber
ground floor apartment
AVOld the h<>lldaV CtUnch this yeor by
lhOQplng ot Btett W:Slker noN. t..t ut help VoU
ChOOM tne peff.ct gift fOf thot apeclot pel'IOn
1tom our aeleCtlon of f\M Jewelry; and. with a
emoll d4tP011t, W9 will hold It fOf you
untll Chltttmoa.
\Ski! <lf4IJ1A · <:Jl1w/pAI
,,,..~
36 FoahlOn IMOl"ld • Newpcwt S.OCh Co tomio 02~
I
ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1979
Odd-even Draws Local Fire
rnce 8lab Allod&Uon. u ,
Mrted Ute execotJve o r 11
m a and won't work.
• '1'be purpoee ol the odd•ven
plaD 11 for tb4 manapm cl
ueue1 at Hrvlct 1t1Uon1,"
ltoD declared
ate DO 11Des IDd there
Ilk•~ won't be any for at leut
to da)'I. The whole thin& 11 ~
mature;• be uld
"Unfortunately. the odd-even
plan 11 the ooly political symbol
that the aovemor has,·• Shelton
added.
He taid if there la to ~ any
mtanlnc lD the measure, lt muat
be accompanied by conservation
atept
"If the 1overnor really 1s
aertoua he would issue an order
to start enforcm& the ~ mile per
hour speed law
"There sbould be a crackdown
and anyone aoing 60 miles per
hour should aet a llcket,"
Shelton uid.
He declared that the enforce-
ment could 11ve up to 8 percent
of the fuel eonaumptlon. enouah
to make up ror the shutoff in lra-nlan fuel tothllcountry.
He said more of the lraman
fuel ls used OD the Weat Coast.
Shelton aaaerted that other
conservation methods should be
lalten that include lncreuini
fuel efficiency in cars to 20 miles
per ullon lD 1985 and 25 miles
i>er iaJlon lD 1990.
He 11ld tbete meuW"el, aJonc
with mobt.llzin1 efforts to pro-
duce alcohol to be mixed wlth
fuel. could do away with reliance
on foreip fuel.
Shelton also added that ''gaa
bogs" should be beavtly taxed IO
that they would no looser be
practical lo drive.
He predicted that service Sta·
lions won't go along with the
odd-even plan, simply because
there are nollnea.
He 11.ld station operators
would stand the rltk of lotinl out
oo fuel allocation. baaed oo pre-
vious Ute and perhaps their
leue u well it they don't do a
certain amount cl butlDess. Riley said be la 1lad that
President Carter baa taken ·
positive action ln regard to the ,
takeover of the American em-
baas y in Iran but that Gov.
Brown's plan isn't the solution.
·New Iran Proposal 'Softened'
t~Test Results
Slippage Eyed
guna Beach students fared
er lban other s tudents in
nge County 1n recent
· ornia Assessment Program
• but school officials say
will have to explore areas
re local scores slipped from
t year's lest results
be state program tests stu
ts in Uurd, sixth and 12th
ades in basic s kills, and
auna Beach youngster s
red far above the average in
pariloo with other state dis-.
be average score of stu-_, __ ill Laeuna Beach wu Lbe ·•oae• ill Oranae County when pared wttb all other unified
bigb school districts," said
una Beach Supt. Robert
ebb today. He 1atd Lacuna
b naw test scores avera&ed
rcent t.b1s year, up 2.3 per-
t over lut year's results.
:eut, he 'said, areas where stu·
ts scored lower than last
r will be studied by school of
ials, "to see what problem
dents have and sec 1f there is
· eed for correction in our in
ructional program ...
Specifically, a 22 percent drop ~~~ranking statewide on spelling
*ults for Laguna 12th graders
was noted by Sanch1s Last year,
La_guna senior students scored
percent statewide in spellmg,
mpared to only 66 percent this
ar
But Sanchis pointed out lhe
p was really only 2 percent
en comparing raw school
ores. "In statewide results we
ell quite a bit," he said But last
ear local seniors were only 2
rcent down from this year's
seniors, scoring 71 5 percent on
average.
Lag un a sixt h grade
mathematics test results show a
10 percent drop m state ranking
from the prior year from 94 per
cent to 84 percent. But Sanch1s
sa id Laguna Beach s ixth
graders are still m the top 16
percent or children tested
statewide.
Improvements were shown
statewide in the lhJrd grade and
12th grade readine tests, Wllh
the younger students scoring 6
percent higher on a s tatewide
buii than lut year. TweUth
eraden showed a 4 per~ln
creaae la readlnc acores
statewide, with tests showing
they are ln the 98th percent.lie .
Sancbll u1d the overall re-
sult.8 tbla year "are very cloee to
lut :year'11 result.a," wtth lb~ ex-
c e p tl on o f sixth grade
mathematics.
"So it's difficult to be able to
make a determination m terms
of program evaluation when the
performance between the two
years is so close. and you are
testing·two groups of students ...
Reearding overall s tate
percentages, Sanch1s said, "Our
students performed exceptional·
I}' well." and he attributed the
test scores to the students
themselves, "the interest and
support of the education pro·
gram by the parents, and the ex-
ce I lent wo')k done by the
teacbmg staff."
He said the district uses the
s late test results "as one of
many indicators of the effective-
ness of the mstructional pro-
gram ''
~"-" .... "'-
BULLETPROOF BEAUTY DESIGNED TO TRANSPORT TREASURES FROM THE DEEP
Lagunan Roger Mlklos With Hit New Armored Toy lncludlng Redloa, Siren
Caddie Added to Van
Lagwta Trea.sure Hunter Adds Touch of Cla.ss
By STEVE MITCHELL
Ol lM D•llJ .. llet SU.II
Laguna Beach treasure hunter
Roger Miklos has added a touch
or class to his lucrative diving
operation
Folks up and down lhe coast
recognize his "Armored Tonka
Toy" van, equipped. w1lh sirens.
l1 J::hts. radio antennas and lht'
fam1ltar red and white d1vmg
flag adorning the side doors
That $58.000 custom made van
get s Miklos and hi s gold
doubloons to and from Flonda.
wh e n• he has been pulling
trcasur~ out of old ships for
nearly two decades
circuit l(•levtsaon camera Jtop
the roof
Rut ht• want€'d s ometh1nR
sleek somcthmll classy for
those Hollywood openings and
mus(•um debuL5 ht•'s always at
tending
b ----Well. now Miklos has a new
toy
It's a shiny black Cadillac
Fleetwood limousine, and
treasure pirates will fmd the
sam e problems h1Jackmg the·
:ileek new car as they would 1f
lhey were foolish enough to try
and get mto the van.
· 'Thl' van's fine for transport-
'"~ gold and making tnps to
Florida ... he says.
.. But it's macho, and I needed
someUune classy for the local
openings <wbert! his treasures
are displayed )"
Califomla IUpway Patrol offlcen tald
the mot.Onst atruck the motorcycle from the rear in the aouthboimd lanes of eo .. t JUahway at about 2:21 p.m. The cycllat
wu taken to Hoa1 llemort&l Hoipltal 1n
N•wPOrt Beach where be WU treated and
later releued.
•
"There JUSt am't no way." the
bearded dlver smiles.
You can understand Miltfos·
passion for protection. The
former polace-officer-turned-
d1ver reportedly has pulled
millions m gold and salver from
sunken wrecks over the yeani.
and he's not about to part with
a n y of at to unscrupulous
hlghwayn}en.
Up until now, he.'s bad to drag
bis booty to and from the bank
and various museums in the blg
van, equipped with a closed
So now he s llOt the ··Black
Kni ght ... a $30.000 s uper -
equ1ppcd Cadillac, compleh.
with ltghts. s irens. radios,
phones. color telev1s1on, and a
12 -gauge magnum ·snotgun
pro~ped next to the dashboard. rt a a re~red armored car.
just like the van. only the Caddle
has some extras that aren't on
the Tonka Toy
It has mch-Uuck bullet proof
windows that cost Miklos $4,000
to install. And VoiUe tires. wtth
a touah KenJar bullet-proof tin·
ing that coet another Sl,000.
The doont are reinforced with
the same material used in
(See VAN. Page AZ>
Art Board Election
Results Due Tonight
La1una Beach FesUval of Arta
ofllclall will announce the wtn·
ners of three aeata on the nloe-
mem ber festival board at a
1eneral membeJ'sblp meeting
tonl•bt at 8 on the featlval
trounda.
Ballotl were sent out to tbe ;ooo voUna . members of the
ntUYal ol Arts in October, ton•
i..tnln• tbe namn of f o~ can·
cttdatea aeeklna UirM 11ata OD tbt board.
The ballots Included Ult
name1 of (aU•ll lncbmb.nta
An.De Qlue and Lee CbJ..11,lrtu,
11 well• art1lt PbU rretfnao
and Paaeant of the lfaai..n
volunteer Jack Kemp.
Former boant member Paul
Griem'• aeat WU allo OD the
ballot after be was named
1eneral manager of festival
operaUcma earlier tb.11 year.
Griem reataned from bis
board po1t after betna named to
th• top admt.n11traUve po1t at
th• l'eatlval ol Arti.
&Oard memben were to meet
at l :JO p.m. 10dAiY for • reawar
board mMtiq, thn reee11 to
tbe a p.m . ,...r&l mtmbenldp meetlne WbeN UM reaUJta of tbt
mall-IA ballotiDI •ill be U •
DOUD Ced.
Th• board .will alto mu• an·
DUil Np0rta at I p.m .....
Ina, wblch Will be held tn u..
futlval forum •
Demand
For Shah
Eased
By '!be Auoclated Press
I raruan leaders today offered
new proposals for ending the
10-day-old Tehran embassy 1m·
passe. stopping short of 1ns1stmg
on the shah's 1mmed1atc cx-
trad1llon
But the Moslem militants
holding 98 hostage::. at the U S.
EXPERTS DISAGREE
OVER CARTER MOVE-AS
Embassy reJected any com-
pnmuse. Tehran radlo reported.
The officials said the hostages
might be rrtt<S If the United
States acknowledges that Shah
Mohammed Reu Pahlavi is a
criminal. allows an lntemaUonal
inveatlsatlon of the deposed
monarch and hands over his
US. property. 1t was reported
from the lraruan capital
The State Oeputment said
this appeared to represent a sof.
terun1 ~the Iranian position.
But a Tehran radio broadcast
said later that sl>Okesmen for
CSee lllAN. Page Al)
leisurely
OUlSe Ends
/\ l6-year-0ld San Diego boy
was apprehended m San Juan
Capistrano Monday after he led
l' S Bo rder Patrol . San
Clemente polJc<.' and Cahforrua
Highway P atrol officers on a
modr rately-paced chase.
A Border Patrol agent said he
tm•d to stop tht' youth dnvmg a
compact station wagon north on
the San Diego f'reeway at 12 30
p m near the San Onofre check-
point But tht.• youth kept mov-
m g
The agent puNiued the auto
with red lJghts flashmg but the
youth would not stop. CHP and
city police joined the chase that
e nded finall y in San Juan
Capistrano.
The youOl. who drove ~ uuJes
per hour dunng the chase, was
arrested on suspicion of auto
theft The car he was driving was
registered to a San Diego man
who bad just reported 1t stolen
Monday.
Coast
,,
JSBON, P~al' (.\Jll -'t.M'rori1lt flhi 1.al••tllllt ... ~bdlW ......... • ibe car carr)'tn1 hrul'1 am·
baasadoc' ln downtown Llaboo to-
day, 1l&hUy woundint the ent01
aad kWlnf bla boclJ~ ancl .oundlq th,... -~,,., poJle.
· said.
No s~ou twunedl1tel1
clallDecl res 1bllttJ • L-tl M11 • uc>k•••n JUJ the PLO d hll or1anlutlon
"bad notbint to do wU.b the •t·
taek" which be described .. an
aUempt to da~., Pal~tkil~·
Portucuese 11\1001. ~· said the attaek could ave come from
o11a~·· ...... , .. 8'8mle1. ~ollce 11ld Amb~111dor ~elm !!ldu escaped with • bUUet wound tn the arm u at
lea1t two~~ ftre on bil
car .. tt am* at Ute brtell Emb~f._ Eldar'• Portuaueae bod~~ died tnatanUr from
.. ea_ptocnn1 1renade, police
aakl.
The attack came at t :M 1.m.
al the em*'y on a tree·Uned
wlde atreet nor Ll•t>on's
Gulbenklan Muaeum. The am-
ba .. ador'1 briefcaae WH found
near the aide of bla oar a few
feet "'° a_po.ol llf bload. P<lltff aald wttnenea reported
one of the gunll\en waa a bland
wearma a ralncoal, and that be
sUll carried his 1'1bmaclllne sun
a• he led tbe otben fleelna tbe 1tene.1be pnmen'• bullet. UC>
bit a ~ 1UJS'd at the
bUly cloor, the am.,..llllor'• ........... ~rbf· ·~ .,. .......... •wvlYill .. •"--ek •1 remaln-la( la b&a oar, polloe 11id.
The attack waa the ftrat by
tenorists in Portugal since the
1974 revolution and came 10
days after an Arab solidarity
conference in Liabon where the
main theme was Middle East
peace and \be featured apeaker
waa Paleatlne Liberation
Organlution chief Vasser
Arafat.
Poct\llal and Israel UP1raded
dlploma\tc relaUona to the am·
'811tdorta1 level two yean aao
wben E'dar wae aHltned to
Lhban. Ponuaal ha• yet to send
a!\ envoy to tarael.
,.... ..... ..tJ
VAN •••
i.tlet.pl'OQI Jaueta.
"TIMle doora will •lo., a 1J 1aup mqnum ball at IO feet,"
lllk191 boalta ... And 10u ean nre
a double-oupt buck m1pum
load at 20 feet and it won't
P9D•tf•t..'*
The Hcurlh • cpn1clou1
lnU\119 Meker will be l•avtnt ~• C8dlllae home w!Mn be takea
f for tb• retf 1 off Plortda aln. ·
"1t11 a abow car and lt 1laye at ~me,·· Mikloi 1afd.
Ml.Not to for the Tonka Toy. ll'a
-..• ,,;orltbbne ol the family now.
' '
OM ... COMT use
DAILY PI LOT
• • •
t1't •l ' •UJf•"t.t 1•J1 Wei .. ,., Ollidb•""7 roJIQtl'l' n ·
........... Uie .....
1'be :udeota aald ,lbelr move-ment wu bued on ld loetcal
princtpl .. and they ca~ eoro· pl'Omile Cord1n& to e broa_d·
ca1t, IDaaitored In Lon . h••l•a fQr•tlft M1pt1ter A1-1.._.aJt a.._. S.ir toda1 re-
ltet'tld the kl1 ctema"d or the 1tudent1 -that the United
States aurrender the ahah to
Iran tor trial, the Kuwait news
!IJency re~rted from Tehran.
tJ• 11 boePltaU; ln N'" York fohJ:Pil tllflt. \It • added, "Th• 11itlt•d "*'~ 1bcn1ld at ftall ~o•tsowlld.le th• •halt I• 1ullty,"
lit• irthtd. Ai\b r me"'be~ ,, A1'tollah Ruh I .at Klunnetnl • Revolu· tlob r1 QQUR•ll , Sadeqh
0\1.U~i•d•h "'t ottt more de-
t•U•CI UDHe aaid Jran ••• Jt •t from I~ a.t· matt e • .,. • e1tradJtlon,
but 1tdded at Ute Iranlana were
ready "to tmd the occupaUon of
the U .8 . llmb1111 before the
eairadllion ot the 1b1b for
humapllarian reuona and the
b1tereat.a of the bu.ta1es," the
Kuwait ne~a a1enc7 reported
from Tetlran.
"We will get the ahah aooner
or later," he waa quoted u HY·
illfie aaid the holta1ea "may be
freed if the United States
acknowledges that the ahah la
sullt:r'' and al[HI. U> an intema·
tlonal inquiry "to lnveltlaate hla
crtmea," the Kuwait a1ency re·
ported.
The Yuaoalav newa a1ency
Tanjq reported that Gotbaadeh
aaid the United States muat al.lo
uree to return all of the •ball'• U .8. JlrOP81'tJ to the Iranian IOV·
eromn.
Got ........ dlNCto1' of Iranian
radto and televWaa, 1ald be wu
1pe1klna only in h1a own name
and not for the council. Bani
Zadr has emeried as the leadlna
spokesman for the Khomeini re-
gime, however, and his state.
ments were b e lieve d t o
represent the official position.
State Department spokesman
Jack Tuohey said U.S. officials
were examining the reports.
"If true, t.hls would appear to
be a softening or their position
. . . Any movement la welcome
as long as it's upward," he aald.
NBC·TV's "Today Show" aald
the Iranians alao aaid they were
wlJlin1 lo receive U .N.
Secretary-Gener al Kurt
Waldheim to diacuH the altua-
Uon .
But the Gulf Newt A1ency re-
ported in Bahrain that Bani Sadr
wa-. quoted on Tehran radlo u
rejectlnt the Waldhelm offer.
a~ ~oreland 1nort ~ Uln o ruhrlp on. Dut ctu\ to
ardlovaacular cllHHe la dt~reuln• wltb an ntlmated
I00.000 Uv• Hved over O.• past
10 . ,,.,., Hid l>r. Jaroq A. • llMllWW r. uaoet1Uon11
........
Former California Governor
Ronald Reagan, 68, was ex-rected to announce today
hat h e will see k th e
Republican presidential
nomination for the third
time. (Story Page A4 )
Gov. Brown
Calls for
Di&cipline
LOS ANGELES <AP> -Gov
Edmund G. Brown J r . today
slened an emergency order re·
instituting the odd·even gas ra·
boning plan tn Cali fornia
The action was taken in sup·
port of President Carter 's em·
bar10 of oil imported from Iran.
Brown, who announced the plan
Monday, said 1t is a time for
self-d1sc1phne and improved
conservation efforts. Odd-even sales restrictions
will take effect at 12 .01 a .m
Monday in the 14 counties that
had the odd·even plan earlier
thi» year.
Odd-even rationing will go into
effect two weeks later tn the
other 4A counties.
Brown, aa he signed the proc-
lamation under the Emergency
Powers Act, aaid he want.a to
make sure California Is pre-
pared for any eventualities, such
aa a decreue ln the gas availa-
ble foraale
lraniam Released
In Kidnap Scheme
WU IC•
Prlor to the releue of the atu-
dtnla, authorities aald they were
contemplau.n, char1in1 the four
Iranians with conspiracy to kid·
nap and commit aaaault and
po11eulon of a band1un without
a permit.
Police said t.bey recovered two
1hot1una and a hand1un from
the car. Foley said the guns
were not loaded, but there was
ammunition found in the vehi-cle.
Plastic Pig
I
Vanishes
From Yard
A thief absconded wlth a black
and whlte·•J>Otted, pl11tlc pl1
from a San Clemeni. pr1·1cboot play yard ewer the wttktnd.
Mona Lani, an •mpto111 at the Ian Cl1m1nt1 Prt·Bcbool,
ttl Av•. Vlotorta, told pollc•
Monday the kldctle play animal,
valued at tuJO, waa tut aeen late
Friday afternoon,
Tb• mllllnl ftber1Ju1 awt.ne
11 about two (Mt wide and ~
fMtJoal,
...........
~'"'"--··-· ~. OUiil lt ial" tbat ..-
r.
ndJyldualt •"1 ... tnanb and HdbUM I• &Mt earlr JnOn-
nt run , but f1JI to atop 1m'*fn1
and chan11 their dl.tary habttl.
"The evidence tbat any
amount at tatrelQ wm 1rev~~ a heart !t aclc I• ':tao1fn1, Scboenberfer Hid.
On th• olber band, lb•
evld-nce l• qult.e clear, b• Hid,
that penona who atop am~
and awtt.ch to ~t.er dleta i'ed\1&?8
their nu of heart at ... ek.
8cbo1nb•r1er o•llJtd for
"aoclal enllneertn1 ln the l'leld
of public health" lo ~uot.e tbt pu~Uc to 1mokln1 ind d l•t
dan1er1.
"We have 1ot t<> t'filh
cia•rette •D><>kinf ao aoclally wi·
aceeptabl• t.hat l rate• Ju.at llkt
public drupkeqneu, •• nld
S<:qoenber•er, chairman of the
Department of Preventive
Medi ci ne at th e Ruab ·
Presbyterian-St. Luke'• Medical
Center in Ch.tcaio
Tbe tobacco UJdUlth le>bhv. be
conceded, 11 a "very fou1i'r one
to deal wii,h, but aald he wu en-
eoura1ed by a 50 percent reduc-
Uop in tara and nicotine lo
cigarettes.
Not reduced, however, ls
citrbon monoxide which, al0n1
with nlcotlne, la linked to the
harmful effect of cl1artlle
1mokin1.
Schoenber1er 1110 recom·
mended better law• on food
labelln1 ao that conaumen know
juat what they are 1ett.ina in
fooda they buy.
But, aa Or. H . Emerson
Thomas ot Boston pointed out.
there is a "very atron1 anU-
cbange feelln1" on the part of
the food lnduatry
Another food area that re-
quires attention. Thomaa aald, ii
fe derally subsldiled school
lunch programs.
"They want hambur1en. We
need to provide alternatives,"
he said.
Thomas la prlnct pal in -
v es tl gator o f Boaton
University's Multiple Risk Fac-
tor Intervenllon Trial, 1 na-
tionwide study on heart dl.aease
risk factors involving 12,800
men.
Thomas said that the amount
of sat urated fat s In the
American diet has decreased
over the past 30 yeans -a plus
in lbe heart dlaeaae fl1bt.
On the s ubject of coffee drink·
lng, Tbomu aald, evidence la
sketchy but indicates heavy cof·
fee con1u.mpt.lon may be a factor
''aay for the pt'l"IOD wtM> d:rtnb I
or 7 cups a day and beyond."
He noted, however, that heavy
coffee drinkers often are heavy
cigarette smokens.
There are lies betwee n
"abusive .. alcohol consumption
and h('art disease. Thomas said
Rut, he added. one or two dnnks
al the end of the d11y may actual
ly be beneficial tn prevenung
heart trouble
Judging from a lour of the ex
h1b1t hall, not all the recommen
datlons of the rese-\rchers are
falling on dear ears
Sanka decaffeinated coffee 1s
operating a larae booth, giving
out samples and brochures that
urge physicians to recommend
Sank a lo their pallent.e
Al another booth. Momln1atar
Farms, a s ubsidiary of Miles
Laborator1ea of Chicago, was
dolln1 out samplea of Ill ham-
burger and sausages m ade
without animal fat They alao
produce an eaa substitute that
contaiM no cboleaterol.
...........
ICteOO\. D!NIEI DIPLOMA TO KKK Ml!MI•"
Aaron Morr1acm, 17, Durtng Klan "•lfJ
Diploma Nixed
Sh.uhnt a Member of KKK
ABSECON. N.J . <AP> Aaron Mornson may not get hiB
high school diploma becauae tus pnnc1pai doesn't like the teen·
ager's extra-curricular act1vit.Jea
The 17·year old Al member of the Ku Klux Klan.
Officials al Holy Spirit High School say Morn&on's diploma
which should have been l8Sued after Morrison completed aum'.
mer school. ui bein1 withheld because he will not renounce
membersh.tp in the whale 1upremacl.8t orgaruzaUoo.
BUT JERRY KAY. AN ATl'ORNEY for the American Civil
Liberties Uruon. said Morn&an 1s being penahud for exercilinl
his ·'freedom of auoc1at1on, freedom of political belief and
freedom of apeech. ··
Kay said he would sue the tuah achoo! ti Morrison doea not
get his diploma
But an attorney representmg the school and the Roman
Catholic Diocese of Camden ~ays Monuon's n&bt.s have not
been violated
Momson organi zed a Klan rally in Au&ust on the front lawn
of his family's spltt-level home tn Barnegat Dunn1 the rally, lt
Klanamen faced about 100 ant.J Klan demonatratora 1m1d rock-
lhrowing, name callina and scattered bu rats of violence.
"IT'S NOT PAIR," SAID MORRISON, who 1s working ln
Louisiana on the senatorial and pres1dent1al campaign of David
Duke, a leader of one of the Klan's many factions
"I don't think a school should dictate or impose its beliefs on
students They don•t have an in depth understanding of my
beltefs." he i;a1d
The Rev Thomas E Ploude, pnnc1pal of the Atlantic Coun-
ty high school. described Morrison aa an "above.average stu-
dents " He saJd the school will send a copy of Morn son ·a
transcript to any colle1e. but wiU not lasue a diploma.
Ploude said the diploma represents more tb111 a mere
fulfillment of academic requirement.I and Morriaon does not
meet all the school's standards
SC Burglary Loot
Awaits Claimants
tr you we re unfortunatt>
l.'nough to su rft-r a home
burglary m Lhe past six monthi.
1n San Clemente. pohce want
you to go to the polire station
and see 1r your valuables are on
display.
San Clemente police will dis
play recovered silver natware.
Je welry and coin collections
Wednesday and Thursday at the
station
The goods were recovered
followtn, the arrest earlier this
month of· Robert J ohn Hofatet-
ter. who faces charges of receiv-
ing stolen property
The S4-year-0ld San Clemente
precious metal dealer was ar
rested after he alleaedly
pur<'hased S800 in jewelry from
Jn undt>rcovt•r offi cer Oct 31
Police bebeve Hofstetter ob-
t a 1 n ed thous11nds of d ollar11
Y. orth of stolen jewelry, coins
and other va luable11, often
pur<'h u ing the goods from
known heroin addicts who frf!.
ouented his shop at the rPAr nf
501 N El Camino Real
"We'll have the stuff on dis·
play Wednesday and Thursday
nights from 5 ·30 lo 9," uid
Police Lt. Al Ehlow •'And we
want people who were victims of
residential bur1lar1ea ln the past
~1x months to come down and
see 1( they recognize their
beloneinaa." be aald.
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Odd-even Draws Local Fire
New Iran
* * * * * .. Stlldeats Get Orders
Iranians Face
Visa Review
WASHINGTON CAP) -At·
torney General Benjamin R.
Civiletti today formally ordered
all Iranian students in the Unit·
ed States to report to lmmigra-
Uoo authorities within 30 days or
f•ce posatble deportation.
On instructions from Presi·
dent Cart.er. Civiletti issued an
order requiring Iranian students
to sbow that they are enrolled as
full-time students in the Unlted
Stales, H required by their
vt.aaa.
Carter ordered the Justice
Departmeot to beetn deportation
proceedlnga •1ainat a.QY stu·
d•11b who aN vtolauaa tbe --.flt~.·
'* * * Iranians
Freed in
Kidnap Plot
ST. PAUL, Minn. CAP> -
Four Iranian students jailed
since Friday for allegedly plot-
ting to kidnap Minnesota Gov. Al
,; Quie were released today by
• Ramsey County authorities.
Tbe release came shortly
before a deadline for filing
•.charges against tbe four
Mankato State University atu·
dents, said Ramsey County At·
torney Tom Foley.
Foley told reporters that there
had been good cause to arrest
the Iranians but not sufficient
evidence to formally charge
them.
.. This is still ao active in·
ve-stication," be said.
The students, Hormcn Asadi,
32, Hady Heidary, 35, Feraldo-
0000 Gbodoosi, 29, and Moham-
mad Noori. 3', were arrested in-
side tbe mansion and the other
two ID a ear near tbe mansion.
Foley a.aid there bad been no
preaure from the federal eov-
enunent. in the caH and said it
WU bis dedslon U proseeu&or
....... the studentl.
B• Mid be believes law en·
•fli"eemeal 8fl!Ddea acted ~
• wl1bout overreac:tioo
,..._ dlit an.ta were made Fri·
There are approximately
50,000 Iranian students in the
country.
Adminlstratioo officials said it
may be difficult to actually de·
port any Iranians promptly and
that the policy is int.ended in
part to placate U.S. citizens.
The offtcials, wbo asked not to
be identified, said the primary
purpose or the policy was to
foreataJI any violence by
Ameriqm that couJd threaten
the lives of bosta.ges who have
been held at the U.S. Embassy
in Tehran for 10 daya.
ID bis order toda~, QvileUl
lalcl fallara to report or provkl-lal falle ........_ ..W ..._ Jectta 1 s ... BJ ,,.,. ........ Ula ....... ,.
ShaNat visas require
f~ to llUeDd ICboof ndl-
tillff ..a tilll9. t.11--INd. ... k .. ..,,, .. .., bold
Jobe. ~·· order requires tbe studellta to report to the nearest
office ~ tbe lmmisntion and
Nalurallzatioo Service or to an
INS represeotaUve on their col·
lege campus before Dec. 14
Tbey are required to produce
panports and forms that reeord
their arrival ln the United
States.
It's Worse
lnAfrka
BANGUI, Central Africa
CAP> -'lbe black market
price of paoline bas risen
as high as $13 a gallon
because of a severe oil
shortage here. but
motorists are aUU,,wailing
up to four hours to rill up.
Fislfilbts on gu lines
occur frequently , and
many pa atatioa attend·
anta have hired
boyclparda.
A 1poteaman for the Na-
tional Petroleum Distrlbu·
tiOD Co. Claimed l&S Sta·
Uon aUendaatl an board·
ina supplies to sell to
friends or to penam deal·
lal OD tbe blKk market.
Housing Fund
lhringSet
In Mesa
dtat tbe IDfei new ha,•• Im
a(tdM.
ff• met tr tben ll to be UQ' meaa.btf bl tbe meuu.n, tt moat
be u penied by COGMrvatSoo
It.pt.
"It the 1o••nwr really ls
Mrk>m be Would l.uUi& an order
to start tllfordna the 5S mile per
bour •Sieed law.
"Tbcn abould be a crackdown
and aD10D8 lolna eo miles per bour 1bould 1et a ticket,"
Sbeltoo aald " He declared that the enf~
meat ~ "" up to I pereeat of tbe f\Jel comumption. enouab
to mak• up tor tbe ab»toff I.a ln· D.lan f ue.t totbia country.
He said more of tbe Iranian
lueJ ta UMd Oft the Wat Coat.
Sbelton uaerted t.bat otber
couervatioll metbodl lbouJd be
la.ken that include incrusi.Qs
fuel dfldeDey I.a can to 20 lllllel
per «alloD in 1t8S and 2S milel
~ iaUoo la lJIO. He n1d tbeae meuures, aJoaa
with mobWJ:ini efforts to pro.
duce alcohol to be mixed with
foel. could do away with rellance
on foreicn fuel. SbettOD allo added that .. ,..
bop" abould be heavily taxed so
that they would no &onaer be
practical to drive.
He predided that service sta·
Uom won't eo aJoog wltb the
odd-ewn plan, simply becw
there areooliael. 1
Be aaid 1taUon ocr.:;ora
would stand the rtak of oat
OD fuel allocatiOOI bued OD pn!-
vtou1 uae ud perhaps their
leue • well if they don't do a
certal.D amount of business. Riley aaid be la &lad that
President Carter bas taken
positive actUlll in re1ard to tbe
takeover of the Americaa em-
baa1y in Iran but tbat Gov
Brown's plan isn't the aolution.
'Softened'
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Daa1111 Makes a f'~d
Ten-month-old Dan Pesta! of Huntington
Beach discovered a lot of new Uungs Mon·
day during an outing at Huntington
Beach's Edison Community Park. Among
them was the f eelmg of being "kissed" by
a dog named "Teddy.·· who JUSl wanted to
be friendly.
School Aid Request ~rage
Eyed for Refugees OK Asked
ByNarmco Newport-Mesa school officials
say 378 aew Indochinese stu·
dents have entered Harbor Area
schools this fall and that they
need be.Ip from the federal gov-
ernment to cope with the special
need.a of the refuaee students.
They'll ask school trustees to
pass a resolution tonight seeking
financial aid from Concresa.
Tbe resolution points to
special oeedl for languqe train· me. coumeuq and speciali.r.ed
inltructional material&.
It also notes that educational
budgets have been cut as a re-
sult oC Proposit.Jon 13, and stat.es
that Californians "have as·
sumed a disproportionate share
o( the responsibility ror provid·
ing criUcal, high cost. educa-
tional service lo r e rueee
children."
Tonight's meeting will begin
at 7:30 p.m. at Harper Com·
m unity Center. 18th Street at
Tustin Avenue, Cotta Mesa.
Officials noted that Dew board
members elected last Tuesday
won 'l be seated unW ~mber.
Mesa1111 Relaxing?
Complacency Seen
Despite Murders
apartmea&a throuab an opm or
unlocked door or window, police
believe.
They allo suspect be obHnes
hla victims in advance. a1ace
several bad roommates •bowen
abeentlttbltime.
Police ~ a aimil&r
murder lb.at occurred lD San
JOM last wtek aald tMJ bate
ruled out tM Utellbood tbat lbe bllde ........... by the OraDtt o.t l!Qer.
Ttie1 eald there were a
number OI ~clea ID the
klllln1 ot Bbtbe NlelHD,
murdered Neri. 'bJ an aaailmn
wbo pried~ a wtodow to Im ll'.'O\IDd 0oor apartmeaL
Police hive decl!Md to com·
ment but~ ~ la·
dieate 11111 N ..... WU ~
ud Uaata._... lol maJlaeft
bee a tbl. ·hsa·trument of
dNU..
A request by Narmco
Materials Inc to construct a
covered storage Cacihty for
drums of chemicals and Oam·
mable tiqwds will come before
the Costa Mesa Plannine Com·
miss100 tooig.bt.
The meeting will begm at 6::1>
p.m . in City Council ! chambers,
77 Fair Dnve
Narmco. 600 Victoria St .. was
the 11te of a flash ftre an August
that fatally UlJured one worker
and sertoualy burned another .
and of an explosion last week
that seriously burned quality
control operator Richard
Cardos, 35, of Westminster. He
WU reported in lood CODdition
today at Roae Memorial
Hospital.
Fire Manbal Ruu Hendenoa·
said the#'° atorap ltnlc· lure ls t by the ftrm as a
result ot m lnspeetiOQ bJ tire~
fi clal1 followlni tbe Auauat traaectJ. Amoac the fin code Violatloas rowad at tbe p&MUcs releal'eh
and development plant wu a
0Jm11 lltrDctun hoclllu 101De flammabl~ and other matertala, said.
''It WM IO bad. we 'llere tdfttd
that. If tbe7 tamed the sprtnkler
•11~ CID. tbe buUdiaj would
fall don fnXn tile wetiht "' the water," bl aakl.
Demand
For Shah
Eased
By Tbe ~ia&ed Press
lraruan leaders today offered
new proposals for ending the
lO·day-0ld Tehran embassy 1m
passe , stoppmg short or msasllllg
on the shah"s 1mmed1ate ex-
trad1uon.
But the Moslem militants
holding 98 hostages at the U.S.
EXPERTS DISAGREE
OVER CARTER MOVE-AS
Embassy re1ected any com-
promuie. Tehran radio reported
The officials said the hostages
magbt be freed 1f the Uruted
States acknowledges that Shah
Mohammed Reza Pahlavi ts a
crtmlnaJ. allows an intemaUonal
in•eatl&atloo of the deposed
motaaftb and bands over bis
U.S. propesty. it WU reported
from the traruan capital
The State Department said
this appeared to represent a sof·
teaing~ the Iranian poetuon.
But a l'ehrao radio broadcast
said lat.er that sPOtesmeo for
<See la.AN. p_,~ AZ>
Leisurely
Chase Ends
A 16-year-old San Diego boy
v.as apprehended tn San Juan
C'aptslrano Monday after he led
l S Bordf'r Patrol , San
Clemente police and California
Highway Patrol officer:; on a
moderatP,y-pal'ed chase.
A Border Patrol agent said ~
tned to stop the youth dnvmg a
compact station wagon north on
the San Diego Freeway at 12·30
pm. near the San Onofre check·
point. But the youth kept mov-
ing.
The agent pursued the auto
with red lights flasbtng but the
youth would oot stop. CHP and
city police jomed the chase that
ended fi nally in San Juan
Capistrano.
The youth, who drove SS miles
per hour during the chase, was
arrested on suspicion of auto
thert. 1lte car be was drlviDe WL<;
registered to a San Dieeo man
who bad JUSl reported it stolen
Monday.
Coast
~JSBON, Portucal <AP> -
T rrort1&1 fired aubmaebJne
'1Ul• a hurled hand arena4M
a lb• ear C&rl'11nl larMl't am· bittsedar ID downtOwn Lltboft &o-
diy, 1Uptly woundlna the envoy
and ldllina bl.a bod11uard and
wouDdlq tbrM Olben, Police
taJd.
No 1roup Immediately
claimed respooaibility.
In lladrld, a apokelman for
tbe PLO aatd Illa orcaa•zatJon
•'bad nothlDI to do Wftl1 the ~
Rose Death
Confounds
Physicians
MADISON, Wil. (AP) -Tbe
death of Mary Ann Koch, who
collapted after 1niffta1 a lift of
ro1e1, i1 beln1 cla11Hied by
patholo&lata aa one of those
thin11 mldical science cannot explain.
"Sometimes people will Jmt
die, and there la no exple.aatioo
for lt," Dr. 8Wy J. Bawnan
said.
Mn. Kocb128, crumbled to the
noor beaide ner offtce deA Aue. 21 tbortly after • nortat de·
livered eilbt red J'OMll,
The flowen were a lift from
her bust.Del, Michael, ln honor
of their eicbtb weddin1 an-
niversary.
The roses were immediately
s uspect, of cour1e. PhWp IJWe,
deputy Dane County coroner,
said Mr. Koch was an asthmatic
who may have suffered an aJ.
lergic reaction to tbe fiowen.
She had been known to have
problems with alternaria -a
mold apore .-and ra1weed. There allo were tbou1bta
about a Mredity factor. Mn.
Koch'• mother-in-law reported
that tbe woma.a's mother died at
a relatively youn1 a1e under
similarly uncertain
clrculDltancetl.
Jul atudi• of the Koch cue,
includina toxicology eumtna· tiona and opinions from
Uoivenlty ol W11c:ouln aller11
experts, led patholoeiata to a
dead end. Bauman and fellow patboloelt
Dr. Crall Bolles reported Moo-
day that tbe roHI have been
shown not to have been rupoul-
ble for an .U.rctc reacUoa.
M ra. Kocb • 1 beart '!;:s.1Y
stopped be.Uni, Bau.mu .
·'~ vtaen • •uddea cardiac anat, a fatal Nflex mecbasdlm w'hlcb we know very little about.'' be 1ald.
Jt can occur after a •hock or
aeare, but that wu not tbe aitua·
ttob lo Mn. Koch'• cue. he tald. ·Mn. Kocb. of nearby PoJDltte ao4 • modler Of two atrll, .... tJl\llt wttha1tat.ac•c1.
c
DAILY PlLOT
-a., .... , fl'GID '°" rta lD • ....,,.. 1t'1 b1M ID 4'J:l ... LI Md_..._ aid ......
-Watch JOQr well\t. &•· eretae, tr that'• ,.. .. lNCI, to
a111u1a "•• Ideal lto4r ~··
,,. .... u.. ......... UoD wrta. ...,., b ....
taclr" wb.lcb be described aa an
aU.mpt to dam••• PaJe1tl.Dlan·
Portuaueee relaUom. Ke 11ld
the attack could have come from
an of larael'a "man1" eoemiel. ~oll~• uld Ambauador
Epbralm Eldar eaCQed with a bulltt WOUDd tn the arm u at
leut two men opened fire on b1I
car u tt arrived at tbe laraeli
Emba117. El4ar'1 Portusueae bOcSYIUl'd died lmtutly from
an •Qlodtnc creaade, Police Hid.
The attack came at l :M a.m.
at tbe embassy oa a b'ee·lined
wide 1treet near Llabon'a
GuJbenktan Museum. The am-
baaaador'• briefcase wu found
near the aide of bl.a car a few
feet from a pool of blood.
Pollee aatd wttneuet reported
one of the 1UDmen waa a bAond
wearlna a raincoat, and that be
still carried b1I aubmacblne IUD
aa be led the others neetnc the
scene. Tbe gunmen's bulleta alto
hit a Portuguese auard at the
emba11y door, the ambauador's
driver and a woman passerby.
The 55-year-old ambassador
survived the attack by remain·
lng tn hla car, police said.
The attack was the flrat by
terrorilts in Portugal since the
lt7' revolution and came 10
day• after an Arab solidarity
conference in Lilboa where the
main theme wu Middle East
peace and the featured speaker
waa Paleatioe LiberaUon
Or1a11laaUoo cblef Ya••er
ArafaL
Portugal and Israel upgraded
diplomatic relaUona to the am-
bassadorial leveJ two years ago
when Eldar was assigned to
Lisbon. Portugal has yet to send
an envoy to Israel.
F,.....PageAJ
IRAN •••
the student militants rejected "any conciliatory proposal" re-
garding the sbab.
The students said their move·
ment was baaed on ideoloeical
principles and they cannot com-
promise, according to the broad-
cast, monitored in London.
Iranian Foreign Minister
Abolbaaaan Bani Sadr today re·
iterated the key demand or the
students -that the United
States surrender the abab to
Iran for trial, the Kuwait news
a1ency reported from Tehran.
He lJ boepit.alUed in New York
for cancer treatment.
But Bani Sadr added, ''The
United States should at least
aclulowledie the sbab la cuilty," the report Bald.
Another member of Ayatollah
Ruhollab Khomeini'• Revolu·
tionary Councll, Sadeqb
Gotb1adeb, aet out more de· tailed condltlonl. He •aid Iran
waa not retreat.lq from ltl de-
mand fot the abab't estradltion, but added that tbe lranlam were
ready ''to end the oecupatian o1
tb• V .s. JtmbulY bflor• the
extradltion or. tb• tbab for
bumallltartaia NUODI and tbe
inter.ta of tbe ~ ... the
Kuwatl DeWI apncJ r.ported
from Ttibran.
"Wt wlll 1et Ute tbU IOOD9I'
or later:• be wu quoted u ~·
lnfi. ukl tbe host-= .. ~ .. freed 1t tb• uatid statea ac~~tbetibabll
IUiltY'! -._... to &D lll&lrna· &aal lllliiulrv •tt01D"8tipt. Illa cn....;~·suwalt. .,_, ..._
~· W,oaliy tW a.= =--------~"'" to returQ ialrot Ute .uh'• V.8; propeftJ to tbt lranlan IOY• ernmea&.
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~.ie.Ne,_,
Soprano Kathryn Lowe of
Costa Mesa has qualified
for final competition in the
Orange County Fall Fair
talent search. Finals will be
conducted on final weekend
of fair, which runs through
Nov. 22 at Los Alamitos
Race Course. Mrs. Lowe works as a secretary in Irv me.
Mesa Again
To Consider
Builder Plea
A developer's request to delay
constructing the planned 8,000-
seal amphitheater al Orange
County Fai.r1rounda will come
before the Fair Board for the
second time Wednesday.
The meetine will begin at 7
p.m . in the administration build-
ing at 88 Fair Drive, Costa
Mesa.
Performing Arts Associates is
seeking permlJslon to delay con-
struction until a dispute between
the Fair Board and the City of
Costa Mesa is resolved.
Board members uld laat
month they would wait for a
state attorney general's opinion
before makin& a decision.
The dty Ls •uina the fair in an
attempt to force the Fair Board
to submit Ila muter plan for re-
development tbrou&b city plan·
nln1 procedurea. The fair·
grounda 11 located ln Costa Mesa
but lJ state property.
Stress l,ink
May Identify
Heart Attack
~ever, aid
ht totlDfli :~al" tbat.,..
lndlvlduall wW don tnallb Ind
beadbanda for thlt early IDonl·
ina nm. but fall'° ltof ·~=-aD4 c..._.....,...,, .
•'Tb• ••ld••c• •••t an~ amount ol uerdle .W prttedl
a bean •tt•ck l• laektn1."
9eb09Db9r .... ..W. On th• other hand, tbe
"ldeace II ciutM clear. be lllc1; Ulat penoaa fto stop ......
and awttcb to wt.I'--. Ndll09
their risk of beut attack.
Scboeab•r1er ealled fer
"aoclal ~ lP tbe fteld
of publlc blaltb" to educate tbl
publtc to 1moklD1 aDd diet
da.D1en.
·•we ba•e sot to make
.. ~ ...........
SCHOOL DENIES DIPLOMA TO KKK M!M8EA
Aaron Monleon, 17, Durtno Kl•n A•ltr
ct1arttte tmoJdo8 IO aoclally -acceptabh that 11 ratea Just like
public drunkenneu," uld
Seboenberter. chairman ol the J>epartmeot of PHYIDllvt
Medicine at th• Ruab-
Pres~ Lua'• lledlcal
eent.rinadc.,o. DI J •r• ed :c~~~~~O:: p ODla 1,.IX to deal wt.lb, but said be wu en-
couraJed by a 50 percent reduc· S ,J_ M b ~~KKK uon m tars and nicotine 1.a fuuenl a em er OJ cigarettes.
Not reduced, however, ii ABSECON. N.J . <AP> -Aaron Morrison may not ret hia
carbon monoxide wblcb, aloaa blab school diplosna because his principal doesn't Uke the teen· with nicotine, 11 linked to the aeer's extra-curricular acUvities.
harmful effect of cl•arette Tbe ~~ear-old ls a member ol the Ku Klu11: Klan.
amottna. Offi at HolJ Spirit WO School HJ Morrison'• diploma. Scboenber1er al10 recom-wb!cb lbou1d have been issued after Mom son completed s um-·
mended better law1 on food mer acbool, is being wtt.hheld because he will not renounce
labellq IO that consumers know mesnbersb.ip La the white supremacilt orgaruzation. juat wfm tbey are 1ettms in
food.I~ buy. BUT SEDY KAY, AN ATl'OaHSY for the American ctvU But, H f>r. B . l:meraon Liberties Union, aald llon'lsoo la belne penalized for exerc1.1ing Thoma ol Boatoa pointed out. ___..._ 1 be'· there ii a "•Jery •lrOGI lmil· ~~~m of b~taUoo, f, .,_.,m of polit&ca uef and
chance feelint" oa tbe part "' Kay~ would sue the high 1cbool ll Morriloo does not the food industry. _. .. ,_ .up1o
Another food area that re· ''IC!" UQ w ma.
quires aUenUoot Tbomu •aid, la But an attorney representing the acbool and the Roman
federally 1ub1idi1ed 1cbool ~':°~~~ ol Camden aaya Momaon'a ri&bta have not
lunch prolJ'amt. Morrt.aon organi.Jed a Klan rally in Auaust on the front lawn
"They want bamburten. We of b11 family'• split-level home tn Bameaat. Dunn& the rally, 19
need to provide altemaUvea," K.tanameo fltled about 100 anti-KJao demooatraton amid rock-
be salcl. tbrowtna. name-calline aadacattered burst.a of violence. TbomH it principal 1D·
v e s ti 1 at o r of B o •ton ••rrs NOT FAia,'' SAID 11oa1USON, who ia working in
Unlvenlty'1 Multlple Rilk Fae-Louialana oa the aenatorial and preaidental campaign of David tor Intervention Trial, a DI· Duke, a leader of one of the Klan's many factions
Uonwide atudy on heart d.ileue "I don't think a school 1bouJd dictate or impose its beliefs on
risk factors iovolvioe 12,800 students ... They don't have an ln-depth understandtng of my
men. beliefs," be laid.
Tbomu said that tbe amount The Rev. Tbomu E. Ploude. principal ot the Atlantic Coun-
of saturated fall ln tbe l;y bi&h ICbool, desertbed Morrison u an "above-avera1e atu-
American dlet bu decreaMd denta." Be Hid the IChoot wiU send a copy ol MorriJon's
over the~ ao ,. .... -a plUI tranacript to 8Q,)' coUe1e. but w1ll not i.aue. diploma.
in the heart dlaeue ftlht-Ploude aa.id the diploma represents more than a mere On the subject of co«ee drt.nk· 1 fu1tll1ment of academic ~menta and Monilcm ._ • tnr 'l'boaull '-:~'*'-Iii ,· m.-t aU tllle 9driooi'• ....... ;:.::: ..,~= '------------------------' "HY for tbe pel'IOll Wbo dl1Db t
or 7 cupa a day and beyond."
He noted, however, that beaYJ
coffee drlnken ofteD are beayY
cigarette smokers.
The re are tie• between
"abusive'' alcohol consumption,
and heart diaeaae. Thomaa aaid.
But, be added, oae or two drt.nks
a t the end of the day may ac:U:W·
Jy be benefi cial in prevenung
heart trouble.
Odd-even RenelVal
Signed by Brown
Judging from a tour of the ex·
hlbit ball, not all the recommen·
dationa of the researchers are
falling on deaf ears.
Sanka decaffeinated coffee is
operaline a large booth, &ivinl
out samples and brochure1 that
urge physicians to recommend
Sanka to their patients.
Atanotberbooth,Morn!npur
Farms. a 1ublldlary of MU•
Laboratories of Cbica10. wu
doling out aamples of 111 ham·
buriier and sau1a1ea made
without animal fat. T'bey also
produce an eu 1ubltltute that
conla.lm no choleaterol.
LOS ANGELES CAPl -Gov.
EdlJ'I und G Brown Jr today
signed an emergency order re·
instituting the odd·even eu ra·
tioning plan ln California.
The action was taken in sup·
port of President Carter's em-
bargo of oil imported from Iran
Brown, wbo announced the plan
Monday, said lt ts a time ror
self-di1clpline and improved
cooservatioa effona.
Odd-even sales restrictions
will take effect at 12:01 a.m.
Monday ln the 14 counUea that
had the odd-even plan earlier
this year.
Odd-even ratioaina will ro lnto
••• U't Hme fol yout layawav
effect two weeks later In the
other 44 counties.
Brown. as he signed the proc-
la m atJon Wider the EmerRency
Powers Act, said he wanta to
make sure California is pre-
pared for any eventualities, such
as a decrease in the 1u availa-
ble for 11ale.
Brown's ctllef of •Wf, Gray
Oavla, told the news conference
at Brown's office here the plan
11 belnt reinatftuted ln two
phuea because the orlctnaJ 14
count.let with odd~ven have the necessary tools.
Oavu said tbe other countiea
wrll need more time to prepare
for the plan.
A.vokJ tne hOllda't' crunch thl• v.a bv 9h0PPlnQ ot Bretf \M:JJker now. Let us hefp VoV
chQOM the pG(fect g ift tOf that apeclol person
trom our-~ of nne jeweliy; and. with a
emao dOPOSlt. we wtll ~ tt fOf VoU
untM CM1tmoa.
CaS•tla._.W. ...
A aaltoa·wlde pro1ram de1tped to d•· mN&ta• bow tbe aver.,. motorilt can HYe 11\aD"'"M amounta ol t.a wW be broulht to
Pu!Uon ll1aad 8boDPlDa c.ar-tn Newport Beach
New. 11 ~ A&laldtc llldifteld Oompay. • .,,_ Drift for eon..ntloa" will set up a
~ dllftlJftlttaUaa, 01JtD fr. to tbe public,
from nocm toS p.m., aero.a~ J.C. p__,,
ffomtY demomtratloal on I 1peda,Uy eQulpped ear will .&ow bow "1eJ 1avtnp ol up to -30 percent
are poutble by drtvlq with comervatk!> tn mind, applJtDI • few bate prtndplea, and proper Yehl· de met....,•nce, accordlna to a spokesman for the
IJl'011'81D
8•alc Beede SpHaa
Tbe Bank of Newport's board of c:Ureetora bu
prorided for a two-for~e stock apUt ol the bank'•
eommcm stock.
I Tbe ltock spilt ti aubJeet to the approval of tbe
California State Bankiq Depertment. It ta antidpated that date ot the atoct spUt ..W
be Nov. 30, 117'9, a Bank of Newport aponeman
aald, or eooo thereafter.
·-"---otterecl Jnine Planned Communlty bus toura are be·
tn1 offend free by the Jrvioe Company Saturday
morninp twice each month.
lniDe ComP~ tour boltell Pat Arnold polnU ~1.1 durinl tbe one-bour toun which are •8dU1ed Nov. 17, December 1 atid 15, and
January 5 and 19. Reler'Vationa may be made by telepboolng the
IDformatimt CeMor at 551·1500.
ftele1alerkJI•••
KJit( ~ Company, Jnc., of Loa Aqelel bu oPeaecl a DIW braDcb at 2128 S. Harbor Blvd .. ~
taAaa. ..-...,... ComP!9_D1 .... prtdq ,_.,..-,
lraPble .t.. suppll•. lD4ulb1a1 PQlr aDd food
..-.Ice ttema.
$50,000 to $500.000
INCOME PROPERTYSF£0NDS
•• ..__.....,.pe_..a.
··~ •Ca•• c:W ........... ::::t,. M •• •• _.... .. s__. ........... ~
Mald11g a W'ltllclra.,a~
Joan Peters of Putnam Valley, N.Y., watches u her "°ml~ ss~· moves an apple from the drive-up window at Che c s
local branch. Joan saves enerp by uaing Sue for local errands.
Branch manager Nick Jaccoi and teller Angela Erlacber always
have an apple ready for Sue.
FAA Warns Braniff
PORT WORTH, Texu <AP) -Tbe
Federal Avlalloo Admlniatratloo
say• Braniff Alrwaya should be l1ned s1.s millloo for llyina paueneer Jet.a
that are not airworthy and that lt
ma1 eround the planet it Branlff
does not improve ita performance.
The FAA aald this week lD recom·
mendlne the fine, that it would con·
sider grounding the fleet If the al·
leged violations continue durtna a
special one-year surveillance period.
to reflect a buic pattern or eontinu-
lne d1areprd ot federal avt.atioa re-
calaUom OD the part of BranUf
manqemeot by UliDa improper and
unapproved malateoance pro·
cedurea, by operatina aiRRft that
bad not received required lntpecUoo.
and by faillnl to keep adequate re·
cords of repairs performed. . .. "
FAA Soutbwe1t Rerlonal Director
C.R. Melugin Jr. said Tuesday, dtiD&
10 major violations and aeveral
mtnorooes. "The violations ln quesUoD appear
Fairfield Camera
MOUNTAIN VIEW
CAP>-WllfndOont.-
bH 1tepped Ulde U prealdeal -ad dllef U ·
ecatlve officer of
Fairfield Camera and
lllltrument Corp ..
Falrcblld'• parent
company, Schlumber1er
Ltd. said In a releue
that Corri1an bad re·
signed but would remalo
•• chairman of tbe board.
Thomaa Roberta, 31,
WU Dlmld td ACOMd
Corri ...
l'AlaCDILD AND
Scblumberger offlclala
declined further com·
ment on the apparent
abakeup.
When the French·
DUjcb oil well aen'ice
company took over
Falrcblld Jut May, it
announced P'aircblld
would cootlaue to operate u a aeparate
company with the ,aame
management.
Roberti baa worked
for Schlumberger for
the put ten yean, mo.t
recently aa vice presl·
dent and chief ftnandal
officer of tbe New Yort-
bued ftrm.
p AlaCBJLD IS lbe
naUon•1 fourth taraeat
producer of electrtcal
aemicoaductora.
ID the third quarter.
whtcb ended Sept. ao.
Faircblld'• aalea were
up 21 percent to $17' mUlloo. 1be COIDpenJ'I
==~c= :,:.r;::a~= ......
J • •
TBm OE m well-establilbed
food cooperaUvea lo the United
Stat.ea ad Mftf'l1 thoulaod una•ler
food-bu1tnl dubs. aeeordiD& to the
Wa1btn1toa·baaed Cooperative
Lea1ue of the United States of
America wb.lcb uys the number is
1Ull srowtal-
A rULa1 imerest in cooperatives,
for food. bouainc aod other
neceaaiUel. prompted COOO'IU to
pau lf'li"adon lut yW eaceNttbtn1
. .
laeneme11t
Big Boom
In Rugs?
SALT LAKE CITY (P) -BU1
Bullodl aays a alnkiac ~ 111ood tor bll Oriental rua ·
Dell. "It's kind ol drd that aa tbe
economy IN wone m7 bull·
nesa 1ets better," says Bu.IJock,
mana1er of Zion's Oriental
Ru11 .
He fipre:I people_ are buy·
lD1 tbe rup u a bed&e apinlt_
lDflaUoo. ..
,
"Money la b.lDI lta nlue.
be says. "That's wby people we
buylo1 thl.DS• lite art. eold. oi.
allver and na11 are rl&bt UP
tbfn. It'• a eoOd bed&e a&•1Ni ' tdlatim.. f
He uid ooe Salt Lake attorney ·'
boucbt $150.000 ln nap u an lit-,
vestment. never taking them out ,
of tbe store. A law firm buya .•
ru1s for tu pension pl.a. ,
Bullock said.
Over The Counter
. •
•
.. 1
Money
Tree
11'8 "MLE8 IA1'I' year were $3U million, lar&er than
Dr. Pepper'• but 1maller than Maytac's.
lta aftertu profit.a were $31.6 million, about the same
u Cbieq:o'1 Wm. Wrigley Jr. cbewin& cum company.
Bally la aoina to pay Wlllie $100,000 a year to serve as
a commtm:itY refattona representative for the ::r::• aew Pa Place Hotel in Atlantlc City. Willie wort
onlJ 100 days a year to earn that stipend. Tbe coatnct ta
for 10 years.
81' CONTRAST, the Meta were paying Willie '50.000 a
year to perform similar services.
Bueball Commiasiooer Bowie Kuhn,"'ttbose 1tandantl
are apparently different from tbe New York Stock hehaaae .••
told Willie be would have to choose between Bally and tDe
Meta -and Willie, showing a fine senaeof arithmetic. cboee
Bally.
Wlllie imi~ that lie waa not eotnc to Bally to lbab
the bands of hiCb·rollera al the gaming tables. He aakl be
wanted to io to Atlantic City because it wu "a depreued
area, and there a.re a lot of blacks there."
IT WA.8 THAT kind of argument that perauaded
dtllem of New Jersey to approve casino 1ambli.DC in tbe
state -and it's an argument Bally aWl makes. In tta most
recent aonu.a.l report, Bally cites the new invwtmeuts
poClrina into AU8Jltic City and predict.a that witbiD a few
years "one of the most economically depreued dties lo
the United Stat.es Will have been revitalized to become on·
ce again 8Jl important mternational tourbt and eonveoUon
center." Bally also notei> that the work force at ill three
Chicago area plants 1s made up largely of minorities and
women.
Gambling bas become a worldwide craze and Bally ob-
viously st.ands to benefit from th.I.a madness. More than 30
states are oow considering the legalization of gambling
With legalized gambling come slot machines. Baily's
share of the slot machine market is estimated at 80%. Up
to now, it bas been selling aod leasing~ macbioes. In
Atbntic City, it will be runnine the entire casino. -
BAU.Y'S SALES have increased bJ more than 10
times in the past decade. The time to buy tt.s stock waa
in 1969 when it first sold shares to the public. If YoU bad in·
vested $1,000 then, you could have &Old out earlier this year ---Dilr'-.... ....,...,. Wlme ...,. .... tM .......
box omee allr8dlDn 6a '2•rt-n Ba ltill U. .-..-... power. Be MMaDeed bis dedslon to IO wttb Bally at-.
press conference held on October 29th, the 50tla anniversary
oftbe big atock market cruh.
Most stock.a went down that day. The most benily
traded issue on the New York Stock Excbanie was Bally.
Some 4'5,000 shares of Bally were traded -and the ltodt
rose by nearly S2 to S29 ~.
Nest FG Abandeaed
Debt Increases
Despite Warning
NEW YORK CAP> -Some ecooomil&a see the latest
(~on comumer debt aa a classic example of the buy-
in-advance psycboJogy which bas developed aa inflation
became more permaneaUy fixed in tbe U.S. economy.
Even tbou1b rece11ion forecasts were widely
publlc:bed. the public increued its debt burden by a re-
cord amoaat in September, aecordlQI to a Coftl"IUDent re-
port releued tbla put week. em.an,. imtallment debt -for ludl th1np u auto
and penana1 loam, and credit card putthuel -jumped a
reeord SC.45 billion durin& the mootb. At tbe end ol tbe
month. tbe total due amounted to S303..IO billloa, or 1J per.
cent man tbaD a year earlier.
TD S&PtWD DEBT total represented botb • a.a
percent iDereue from the previous month ID new cNdtt
taken out and the 18me pen:entage decrease from Aupat
ID the rate ol repaymeoll and other Uquidatiom of already
a.laUDIAoua. For tbe mtlre third quarter, which ended in Sep-
tember, comumer credit crew at an annual rate ol 111*" cat, tbe Federal Reeerve reported.
HGt "'7 manr Jean aao. the respome of eomumen t.o aa ,.,,..tac rec 11!on WU to reduce tbeir debt, 1D-
enue tMlr UYiqa ud baDd ap a •'wt eg'' for tbe U· pededbll\ttlmmabe..s. I .
8tJ'I' tD PBUIBl'BNCB at biab I.Dilation bu ap. •
coat1nced m• eGm1llDen to buy now. nen if It
la ercSer to avoid bi&ber prlca later. Altbacaat' teat ~umer crecllt ftau,rel ,..,. more
than a __.Old when theJ were reported thla put week,
tbey repnMDt.d aomethlq_ ol a surprtat.q tnlld to
teODOmiltll wtlD Md beea pnldktlq •*-don JD_...
'"Sornedmt ~ W.. 1Mf .. be&Mftd caanmen
Md PNU1 ...... NedMd. peak-that~ coaldn't Un· ta. .., t111.,•eut amouat ot AlrUMl' ~ .. aalcl AU.
M•llluoe, aemor vlee pr..wnt of MerrW LJaeb ~lc:atoe.