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l'tU.N. Stalled by
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Iranian . Envoy
> Matehes Blamed
Fire Kills Four
· _ln Huntington
._ Irmllans. Told r , By Ayatollah:
, _'Get Weapons'
·~ ..... ... .,,TEHRAN, Iran <AP> -
,Ayatollah Rubollab Kbomelni to-
" .1lay uraea Islamic followers to
: '-chobillze "everything" aeainst
.,... e United States and said all
.... •tranlana muat learn to handle a ·"'-:Weapon. ~·;· As the occupation or the U.S.
, ; busy entered its 23rd day, l: bomeinl eave a speech to rev-
; \ationary guards, broadcast
... fiom his headquarters in the bo-11 city of Qom. He envisa&ed his
TROOPS RETAKE
GRANO MOSQUE-A3
SAUDIS DON'T PLAN
OIL CUTBACKS -A4
cbildim pa.,m, wUb matches,
fire department orficiall said tb.1a morqina.
Four famlly members. tnclad·
iq the parents ol ~ ol the
victims, escaped tbe 8 •.lD.
blaze at 8652 Durham Drive bul
were unable to rescue three
young children and one teen-
ager from the fll'e.
The dead were _identified as
Dawn Marie Clarke, 7; Pb.llip
Robert Clarke, 4; and Carol
Eliiabeth Clarke, 2. Also killed
was' Dawn Michelle McCullen,
18, a cousin vi.siting the Clarke
family from Darby, Pa.
The survivors were Mr. and
Mrs. William Clarke and their
sons Wllllam Jr., 6, and Keith, 6
months.
Fire officiala said tbe victims
were di&covered in an upstairs
bedroom of the home in the Con·
tinental Townhouse tract, an
area where fire officials paued
out free smoke detectors last
Aueust.
The condominium, recent!>
rented by the Huntlnlf.on Beach
house painter and his family,
was net equipped with a 1moke
detector, inwstt1ators reported.
William Jr., fire officiab 1aid.
discovered the fire and alerted
hi• parents after running to a
neighbor's home and asldne
them to call the fire department.
Officials 'Waid the parents
grabbed their 6-mooth-old aoa
and William Jr. before fleeine
the bu:miq .uueture.
The father tried to return to
the ho fireftlhten •aid. but wu ven back bY flamea and
hea smote. A nelpbor uSd
she ac:reama u UM f'Jame1
c out ot uplta1n wlDclOwl. ~liD Ropi' Ba.mer
1 d ~n. wbo arrived
thlll three ID1nute1 of the
al , douMd the blue ID 15
minutes; •He laid the lou ...
estimated at '100,000. Fire walll
prevented tbe blaae from
1pread1Da to •dJacent co.n·
domlnluma. .. . ,
A 1m0ke deteetor, Boemer
Hid, P<llllbl:r could have aaved
tbe ll•• ot the vtcUim. He laid
fire oftldala WW be'1n a NOoad smote detector pi.-b in tbe IOUtb
HunUDatOD Beach IM!iibboltlOod
IOOD ::I
llon tUo 10 Jean aao, Bob
and Jo Board of Huttnston .,...., .......... ..
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Four Children Perish
''TMN'• .. hope that • tereat ntee bave peaked, .. Ukt
Newtoe ZlDder, an aaal,at mt I:.
1'. HuUoD. ''Then'• • feelmi
tbat the next chans• ln tb.s
prtme rate II tobll to be doWn."
Tbe··prtme ra la. tbe rate
charted b1 bUlb to best cor· pOrate cuatomera and seen •
an lndlcator ot here other ID·
Welt rat.I Dil;ht bi tieidid.
Waldheim
May Not
Delay
UNITED NATIONS <AP> -
U.N. Securit~memben
1•tbered Ill rs to ar-range a put>Uc meeting on the
U .S.·lran cr1s1s and decade
wbetber to bold it today or
postpooe It unUJ Iran's 'cnten mtniseer am.-.
They were addreued by
Secretary Ge"leral Kurt
Waldheim. who Sunday called
(or a meeting or the 15-nation
council. describing the
stalemate over the detention of
49 U.S. hosta&es m Tehran as
the most serious threat to peace
since the 1962 Cut>an missile
crisis. Waldheim had been asked
to explam to the members today
why he thought the council
should meet
01plomalJc sources said the
puohc meetmg. planned Uus af·
ternoon, might be put off if
Iran's Baru Sadr can be expect-
ed to amve m a few days. If tus
arrival is uncertam, or as put off
for as long as a week, the coun-
cil maght meet with lraman
C harge d 'Affaires Jamal
Shemirani. Baru Sadr said Sun-
day he was postponing the trip
for a week.
The Uruted States. which for
nearly two weeks blocked an
franian request for Vie debate,
agreed because it believed the
debate WOUid result in a strong
resolution demanding release of
the 49 Americans held hostage in
the U.S. Embassy in Tehran for
three weeks, a State Depa&·
(See C&IS.IS, Pa1e AZ>
Coast
Weatl1er
Fair and warmer
throu1b Tuesday. Lowa
tontabt 47 at the beaches
and 52 tolaDd, with blabs
Tue..,. from 72 .ion1 the cout to 71 lnland.
INSIDBTe•AY
Lndn• an feeliftg the
tltor1 "IOM1I .,.,. Gftd tile
ldgll .,.,.,.. J*cA cu much
GI t#w ~. 1'1wJl'N re-~ Uwff' lancbcJ poljde•
ad ICOlrill """ QppUcat ~ " all ...,. that ua. .,.. 0# tQ'W mdtt en
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lee C'rea• Brealc
Christmas is only a month away, and the sidewalk San-
tas are busy in New York. But with temperatures in the
70's, this Santa needs a cooler and lifts the beard away
to get at his ice cream cone.
High Court Rules
On Teacher Tenure
" WASltINGTON ~AP) -The
U.S. SUpreme Court refused to-
day to strike a California law
that denies tenure to part-time
aommualt.y collep teacbeta
The Ju1ticH left Jntaet,
without comment; a rulin1 that
the Peralta Community College
District does not have to grant
tenure to teachers hired after
1967 for less than 60 percent fuJJ.
time duties.
The California Suprem e Court
also ruled May 25 that the dis·
trtct which operates five com-
m un,ty colleges in Alameda
County, does not have to pay
part-tlll)ct teachers the
equivalent hourly wages earned
by full-time or "reaular'
teachers.
The state court's ruling was
baled on a 1987 provision ln the
Califomia EducaUon Code, but a
aroup of teaCbera' unions apd in-
dividual teachers cballen1ed the
provlalon asuoconaUtutlonal.
The law deprives them of
equal protection, the l.Dllom and
teachers told the Supreme
Court.
The 1987 provision allowed
community colleges to hire
"temporary" employees and
prohibited the dlstricta from
claasifyln& part-time teachers
aa anythlna but "temporary" no
matt.er bow lon1 the teachers
Stunt Pilot Dies
SHADY SIDE, Md. (AP) -A
s mall acrobatic airplane
crashed while attemptln1 a roll
about 200 feet off the around,
killlna the 55-year-old pilot,
Claude Clementi of Marlow
Hei1hts, Md.
DAILY PILOT
might actuaJly work for a dis·
trict.
A group of teachers, the
Peralta Federation of Teachen,
the American Federal of
Teachera and the Peralta Part-Time Teachers Alloclatlon aued
the community college dlatrict
in 1974. The suit demanded
tenure and equaJ pay.
In its ruling in May, the state
Supreme Court ruled that those
teachers hired by the Peralta
district before Nov. 8, 1967, were
entitled to tenure as "part·time
reaular" employees and to back
pay from July 1971. Those
teachers hired after 1967 were
ruled "temporary employees."
Tenured teachers, · and even
those ''relU)ar'' instructors who
have not yet been granted
tenure, cannot be dismlased
without notice and a hearin1 Ull'
der California law. "Tem-
porary" teacben, however, do
not enjoy the aame due process
riahta.
Gunman Robs
Two Women
Of $10,000
A bearded man brandlahlnt a
amall autbmatlc robbed two
women Sunday of nearly $10,000
ln Jewelry and cub inslde their
car parked on a Corona del Mar
1treet.
Gina R. Schlnul of 2240 Park
Newport and Patricia Sleatncer
of Westwood told Newport
Beach poUce they bad parked
Miu Schinaai's car at 308
Marauertt.e st. at 9 p.m . when
they were approached by a male
Negro who pushed them back ln·
to the vehicle.
The man, described at 5·
feet-1 , 160 pounda and 30 fears
old, ot into the back seat and
ted a nlckel-pl•t.ed r.volver
at the two women. He ordenld
them to 1tve him all tlteir Jewelry and money, police re-
port..t.
Re took a aold bracelet, '8 ln
caeb and the car Mf from Miu
Schlnuki, two rtnp, and a &old·
necklace valued at $8,508, '" in cash and an-'1111\tO{ purse
valued at fl50 from Miu
Sleatn1er.
A police patrol car drove by
durln1 the robbery and the IUS·
pect ordered the two women to
"not mili aftJ not.le or fiODk tM
horn or I'll blow your head otf,"
they told pollc.. They aald the
man ned on foot, westbound on
Marfuertt.e. -
The vtctlms bad bffn shos>-
Plnl eullw ln • a arby muk
and 1&1d they wert approached
b)' • ma matchlnl the holdup
1utpect'1 delctiption who a.ked
• tbtm ''wbett 11 tht wine?"
PHIL.AD <AP> -A
VarlW ol MCNt Mrft1
t•tl_q ol d111bl101 4rup oa
bum• ran up • m mlWon
price ta1. aCeorilln1 to publllbld
nport.t.
Amon1 \be lar111t eapeo·
dlturn wu a S.W.• contract wlU. Ulliventty ol P
11lnnl1 for UJ*hnmta OD • prhoo lnmatel, t.M Pbiladelpbia
lnqulrer rwportecl SundQ.
t'rtaonen at the cfty'1
Holm•burt Prlaoo participated
lo teats between UMM and 19 to
d terml • dol c of va.rloaa
dru11 DeedM to tally d!M-
1 able ball of an1 tar1et1d
populatkQ, tho ntftpaper •aid.
Tbe I.nqlllrer dted evtdeoee
CODtalDed 'ln 1,IOO Pllel of Army
docu C'bt•lDtid under tbe
Freedom of lnformatlon Act.
The documents showed that *71
million wu spent for chemical
warfare testing between ~
and 19'75.
In MOKOW, the Soviet news
a1ency TNI today described the
teata reported by the Inquirer u
"criminal experiments" and
said they were "reminiscent of
experiments lo Nazi Germany"
and the work of ··masters with
doctors' degrees."
·'The experiments were ended
in 1975 at the height of exposures
ot criminal acttvity by the CIA,
the Pentagon and other U.S.
departments in experiments on
people. Needless to say. nobody
or those responsible for the pro-
gram has ever been puniahed,"
Tass said
Marine Corps Capt. Bob
Bowen. duty officer at the
Defense Department on Sunday.
said, "We have not seen the
story and we would not com-
ment until we dJd and until we
had a chance to check Into the
matter." University officials
were unavailable for commenL
Drug tests also were
performed on more than 7,000
military volunteers at
Edgewood Arsenal in Maryland.
the newspaper said. All such
testing using human subjecLs
was discontinued in 1975, it said
Did Estrada
Get Liceme?
Reports Vary
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A
man named Henry E. Estrada
has taken out a marriage license
an Las Vegas, Nev., but there
were conflicting reports u to
whether he is the star of the
NBC television show "CHiP1."
Clark County <Nev.> deputy
clerk Madeline Hage said today
that another deputy clerk,
Alberta Yankee, iuued the
license shortly alt.er nooo Sun-
day to Henry E. Estrada and
Joyce Miller. The couple U.ted
E1trada'1 birth date as March
18, 1949, hen u April 24, UNO.
Asked whether that meant
that Erik Estrada, wbo pla19 a
hi1bway patrolman In the
aertea, bad taken out the license,
Ma. Hap laid: ''Tb.at'1 rtpt.
He bu."
The datel listed on tbe Ucmae
·conform wttb the a1ea ol the
popular aet.or. wbo 11 ao, and the
39-reu-dd Joyce MJJJw wbo la
known to be a friend.
However, the report wu de·
Died by Jtanm Hacier, a woman
,JVbo answered tbe telephone to-
Clay 1n the Loe An1elea omce of
the actor'• manaaer, Helen
Azevedo.
M1. Hacker Hid she bad
apoken with Eltrada tbia mom.
lng and, "I got lt rilbt from"tbe
horse'• mouth. He denies the
whole thine."
She a1IO said Mlu Miller de·
nied the story.
Estrada wu aerioualy lnJured
in a motorcycle accident ln
Au1ust while filmlnl the popular TVaertes.
FilhStab1
Fiji Man
SUVA, Ftjl <AP> -A FWan fllberman wu ad-mitted to a Suva bolpltal
after a three -foot
swordflah speared him ln
the cheat, narrowly mil•·
tns bi.I heart. Joaala Tuaoba. 31, was
fi1hlns In a amall boat
.. when the awordflth, ap·
l)&reDtlJ attnCWd b)' tbe
llabt from bJ.a huntcan•
lamp, Jumped out of the
water and •truck.
Tu1oba wa1 flown by
helicopter '° SUva and N · ported ln 1atW1cto~ COD·
Clitl~n. Tbo f OI tba 1woi'dllth
w11 not known.
Los Angeles zoo·s two fennec rox pups
snuagle together ln their new borne. Fen·
necs are native lQ the Sahara and Arabian
deserts. They live in burrows ln sand
dunes. and can subsist without water for
extended periods. Easily tamed, they
were often pets of French Foreign
Leionaires
FroaP"flC!AJ
CRISIS •••
ment oftlclal •aid.
WaJdheim lD • &etter to Seewi·
ty Council Prealdent Seraio
Palacioe de Vluio of BoUVia
aald tbe t.enate>n between the
United Slates and Iran "could
have dan1eroua con•equences
for the entire world · · He asked
that the council "be convened
urgently m an effort to seek a
peacefuJ solution ...
Diplomatic sources said they
expected the lS cowic1l mem·
bers to consult privately Uus
morning and to meet publicly m
the afternoon to start the debate.
These sources said they ex-
pecte d council members
generally would make it clear
that they considered the mall\ 1s·
sue release of the Amencans
held by Iranian students de-
manding that the U S . govern·
ment surrender the deposed
shah for trial in Iran.
The Iranian Foreign Muustry
said it welcomed Waldheim's
action. but Banl Sadr would not
go to New York until next week.
A spokesman said Iran's UN.
delegate, Kazem Sh1mrany,
would represent tus government
in the debate unW then
Bani Sadr asked Nov. 13 ror a
council meeting to hear the Ira·
nian revolutionary regime 's
charges again.st the sbab and the
United States. But the council
refuaed to IJ'ant the Iranian re-
quest because it ud not replied
to a OGaDel1 stalem-1 Nov. 9 ursinl Immediate releue ol the bollapl.
Before word of Waldheim's re-
quest for a council meeting
reached Tehran, Pars, theofficiaJ
Iranian news agency. reported
Bani Sadr would fly to New Yortc
today to address the council and
demand that the United States
surrenderthesbah.Severalhou.rs
later a IOVemment spokesman
said the trip was delayed a week
because of the Ashura reUSious
holiday and the national referen-
dum Dec. 200 lran'1 new Islamic
coutitutian.
Shooting Probed
UNION CITY, N.J. fAP>
Federal and local authorttJea
are lnveatl1atin1 the aecond-
fatal 1hno«in1 ol a member of a
IJ'OUP that negotiated lut year
for the releHe of political
prbonen In CUba. Eulalio Ne-
aPin, Z71 .wu lhot to death &m· clay U DUI too looked OD in t.b1s
predominantly CUban communt· ty, police aald.
Drugs Cited
In Death of
Woman, 24
The death of a 24·year old
woman found Saturday at the
home of a fnend was the result
of an accidental overdose of
drugs. the Orange County
Coroner's has ruled
Costa Mesa police said Abbey
Lynn Burdell . 24. whose
hometown was hsted as either
Balboa or Anaheim. appeared
under the influe nce of drugs
when SM vuut.ed the friend at
408 Bernard St. an the early
morning hours Saturday and
was put to bed on the couch.
They said Mrs. Burdell was
round dead at about 10 30 a m
by he r friend Sever al con·
tamers of prescnpt1on medJca
t1on were found an her posse">S1on.
officers said
Funeral arran2ements are
pending at Baltz Bergeron
Funeral Home 1n Costa Mesa
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SAUDI
ARABIA
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A Pakistani Boeing 707
jetliner flying Moslem pil·
grims home from Mecca
caught rtre, exploded and
crashed shortly after taking
orr early today from Jidda,
killing all aboard.
Fro•PageAJ
IRAN' .•• -.
weeks of official silence tbn
··accepted diplomatic Im·
munities should be unlvenall:Y
respected."
The statement, released ~
the Foreign Ministry. expreaecf
concern over the crisis and a
hope that an early solution can
be fo1md "through peacefuJ con-
sultation "
An unidentified group al·
tacked an air force base in
western tran, causing serious
damage to at and a television
transmitter there, accordin1 to
a R ad10 Tehran broadcast
monitored in London. It Hid
secunty forces rushed to the ait'e
near the Iraqi border and that
three base guards had been'
wounded m the machine-gun and
grenade attack.
The embassy occupiers dla-'
lrabuted copies of a September'
memorandum from the top U.S. diplomat ar• Iran. L . Bruce
La1ngen, urging the State
Department not to decide oo ad-
m 1tllng the shah without in ·
formally contact.mg Iranian of·
f1c1als
The U N Secunty Council
wa~ expected to began debate to·
day on the cnslS. Acting Foreign
M1n1ster Abolhassan Bani Sadr
planned to address the Cowicil,
but postponed his trip for a
week because of a reli,iioua boli·
day and a corutitut1onal ref-·
ere ndum . a government
spokeaman said. Tbe Iranian·
poaitloo wlll be presented by
Iran's U.N. mi.uk>n. •
In a broadcast statement to-:
day,·Ban1 Sadr said he : po!l tponed the trip because U .N. ·
Secreta r y -General Kurt
Waldheun failed to consult Iran
about tM date of the meeting.
Congressman Hansen visited
the hostages Sunday and s&d .
their hands a re ''loosely tied
Wllh 8 Slnp Of white cloth" and .
that the captives are kept about ·
three lo a room
"Some were sitting and read-:
mg. Som~ were lying on mats,":
the Idaho Republican said. They!
"don't g~ much sunshine a:ld ,
much opportunity to chan1e:
their c~ ... and one wu re-:
covering from the chicken pox,;
he said.
Hansen said the bosta1es .
looked fairly well when be visit· ·
ed them, "but their mental state:
seems anxious. They wouJd Uke ·
to get out. They are aaxJoua for"
their families to know they a.re ~
well ' ~
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Gables at the Gar~e
Plackets. cardtQans aria crows
ALSGARAOE
56 FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH
(714) 644-7030
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ewel The.ft
Police were searcb.inl today
the baralar or burglars who
roke itJto a wiJldow display
eaae and took an estimated i?' in rinp and earrtnaa from
Newport .Beach jewelry aaore.
• · Vera Kamata told police she
-H takinl inventory in the
~p. Macy Jewelry Importers,
Via Oporto. wben she beard
bUJ'l}ar alarm at 4: 10 a.m.
turday.
Cleanup:
wa~f :~~ ID the N~·~~ .. AIDCllC .... ~lbeplaJl
torlll~ Jw tM trio ol qtD·
elH atMmpb to HtabU1b
tou•b•r coatrol1 on bay
• dim taUon reaultlnl ft'om
CODltructloD aDd apicultUnl
aetivWM ~ two area
wblcb ate Waler afticlala ideo-
Wled u be1ns Inadequately ad· dresHd in the am water quality
Urged
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SAUDI
1 ARABIA
A Pakistani Boeing 707
jetliner IIY)D1 MOllem pil-
grl m• bq!De from Mecca
caught ~· exploded and crashed ortly after taldng
off early ay from Jidda.
killing all aboard.
Gunman Rohs
Two Women
Of $10,000
A bearded man brandishing a
small automatic robbed two
women Sunday of nearly $10,000
in Jewelry and cash inside their
car parked on a Corona del Mar
street.
Gina R. SthlDas:i of 2240 Park
Newport and .Patricia Slesinger
of Westwood told Newport
Beach polic;, they bad parked
Miss Schina:ai's car at 306
Marguerite St. at 9 p.m. when
they were approached by a male
Negro who pushed them back in·
to the vehicle. _,
The man, described at 5.
feet·lO, 180 pounds and 30 years
old, got into the back seat and
pointed a nickel-plated revolver
at the two women. He ordered
them to &l'Ve him all their
jewelry and m.,oney, police re·
ported.
Be toot a fold bracelet. '8 in
cub and tbe car key from M1u
Schinaskt, two rinp. and a 1old·
necldac. valued at ••• m in
cash and an alllcator purae
valued at 1150 from 14111 Slealnaer. ·
Newport
To Cut
Density?
Opposition to a proposed
amendment to the Newport
Beach general plan limiting de·
velopmeot on the city's last
parcels of open land is expected
at tonight's City CouncU meet-
ing.
The council continued bearing
testimony to tonight from a
Nov. 19 meeting in which no ac·
lion was ta.ken on a recommeo·
datioo from the planning com·
mission that the amendment be
approved.
The Irvine Co. owns 1.00on14
of the 16 sites for Wblch the
amendment calls for cu,lbacts in
allowable density.
Irvine Co. officials reviewed
plans for each of the 14 parcels
at the Nov. 19 meeting and are
expected to present more
testimony toni8bt.
Repiweatatives from one of
the other t'WO ni.. Koll c.entet'
Newport. are expected to protest
cutbacks that would eliminate
conatructtClll of a proposed hotel
on the center's property.
Donald Mr Koll, president· ol
the cent.er, bas sent a letter to
council members aaklnJ( that the
bot.el remain in the geneul plan
noting the financial impact it
would have 't.o the city in the
form of tax revenue.
The council could approve the
general plan amendment tonight
or refer it back to the planning
commissioa for review.
Three planning com -
missioners will also present a
minority report allowing for
changes to the amendment of
the general plan.
Among other items the COUD·
cil will take up tonight are:
-A request by Lutheran
Church of the Mast.er to build 100
senior citizen housing units at
2900 Pacific Drive.
-Action on the lifting of an
ordinance requiring 11 roller
skate rental shops to close their
doors by 10 p.m.
-The development of an of·
ficial city position on what to do
about siltation in upper Newport
Bay.
Re.agan Gets Aide
HARTFORD, Coon. <AP> -
Republican State Chairman
Frederick Biebel today con·
firmed that be will leave his post
to take a top job in the national
Re._ean for 'President Commit· tee. He will become tbe cam·
palgn 's national coordinator of
state oreaniutions.
plaL
Tbat pla" ·~· denied certUI~ by tbe atate Water
Re1ourea Control Board lat
July. The board a.llo announced
at tbat time "' mtentloO to ltrtp SCAG ~ plannt"I authorit.f ID
the N...-port Bay watershed.
The ltlite water board II es·
pec:ted to ftDall7 decide ln late
December or .January on the
future of bay plannlna
N1poosl.bllities. Tbe It.ate could
coneelYably take SCAG'•
autbortty trom It and umme
tbole relPOdllblUUea lbelt.
lleanWle, oUlclala in various
.,enclet ln <>ranee County ba.e
been lootlq for wan to m
mlred·down atudiea oo bay
problems Oowtnaaaain.
Tbe studies are oeceaaary to
find ways to prevent further
damallq pollution of tbe bey,
to Bear
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FIREMEN MOP UP SUNDAY BLAZE THAT KIUEO FOUR
YoWlgSters Trapped ln Huntington Contlnent81 Condo
Huntington Fire
Oaims Four Lives
87 STEVE llARBLE oe•o.-y,.......,.
A fire that toot four lives as it
swept through a two-story con·
dominium in Huntinston Beach
early Sunday wu started by
children playing with matches,
fire department officials said
this momtna.
Four family members, includ·
ing tbe parents of three of the
victims, escaped the 6 a.m.
blaze at 9652 Durham Drive but
were unable to rescue three
youo1 cblld.ren and one teen·
ager from the fire.
The dead were identified as
Dawn Marte Clarke. 1; Philip
Robert Clarke, 4 ; and Carol
Elilabetb Clarke, 2. Alao tilled
was Dawn MJcbeUe McCullen,
18, a eousin Yllitlnl tbe Clarke
famUy from Darby, Pa.
The aunivon were llr. and
Mn. WUllam Clarke and tbeir
sons William Jr. 6. and Kerth, 6
months.
Fire officials said the victims
were discovered an an upstairs
bedroom of the home in the Con-
tmental Townhouse tract, an
area where fire officials pa.Med
out free smoke detectors last
Aueust.
The condomi01um. recently
rented by the Huntington Beach
house pa.ult.er and hls family.
was not equipped with a smoke
detector, investigators reported. wtruam Jr .• fire officials said,
discovered the fare and alerted
bis parents after running to a
neiebbor's home and askin&
them to call the fire department.
Officials said the parents
grabbed their 6-month-old son
and Wllliam Jr. before fleeina
the burD1DJ1 structure. •
A police patrol car drove by
duri.q tbe J'Obbel Y and tbe IUS-
pect ordered tbe t1ro women to ••not mate a,y D01le or boat tbe
born or I'll blow 10UI' bead ott:•
they told police. Tbe1 aald tbo
man fled OD foot. westbound on
Marl\llilrtte. •
TM muzu bad been lbop-
pblf utller ID a nearby mutet
and HA4 tbe; were •PPl"Ollcbed. 1>1 a man m~ tbe boldup
1ta1peet•1 deaeriptkm who ...
Newport-Mesa
Pact Vote Due.
The fatber tried to return to
tbe bome, ftrdabtera aaid, but
wu drtrio beck by names and
beny smote. A neighbor l&kl
abe beard ICl"eama u the names
curled out of upstairs windows.
t:-
('AIM Musical
them ''Wbere ta th• W!Qe?"
WuuA.ward
Corcna de1 llar m,b School's
production of "My Fair Lad)t;•
PnMDted 1Dt tprtn&. b been named the ndptent ol tbe llacy
Award at tM outat'1}Cll~ blab
ecbool drama1~produc on In
SOu1IMnl Callfcll'Dla tor lt'1t.
Tb• ICboiol defeated ~ other co~~~lto.r1 la tbe Jud1ln1.
LeaCUDj' OiirfomMl'9 wen tnrlD
Appel Ina Jtat!a1 lldllllu. wttb
dlrecUoo by drama teacher
~OAJme Bi.ct. t4iclilikti dlNC·
Uan b1 Fred CUtWr, vocal dlree· bJ LonUa ltobIDaon and
dance dlrection,'.by Ruth ltletb.
llarTY Corte CODd~ted the Of'o cbatn.
wblcb ad-fieta NJ eoaN ...S
up a pOlhUd mudfl8t If DGddDI ts done IOOQ to ltOp 11 rtom· ftlf·
IDI with a1lt. AJoai with tiCb1er eclltroll OD
HdlmeattUaa eoureea. ta. pr-.
posal to .raolft deftclene*' in
tb• 1tate·.rejeeted plan also
:~for ltren~ ~
curb pof.::1t~1n aa well u
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Ayatollah:
'U.S. Our
Enemy'
TEHRAN, Iran <AP l
Ayatollah Rubollab Khomeini to-
day urged lslamic followers to
mobilli.e "everything" against
the United Stat.es and said all
lranlans must learn to handle a
weapoo.
As the occupation of the U.S
Em busy entered its 23rd day,
Khomeini gave a speech to rev-
ol ut1onary guards. broadcast
from his headquarters m the ho-
ly city of Qom. He envisaged has
TROOPS RETAKE
GRAND MOSQUE-Al
$AUOtS DON'T PLAN
OIL CUTBACKS-A4
naUoo ~ 3S million producing a
20-millim ltrma army within a
'"' J'eer'I ' .. did DDt •PP9R to M calliN ler a.n tmm.edtate
pnet'al ...........
•· Amenea IS our enemy now and we lbou1d have eve.cything
mobi1llled .... ,,. it tbe Sbi.lte
llOllem ~ and rnoiU·
tionary IMder declared.
MeaowbiJe in Washington.
Wblte House press secretary
Jody Po-#eU laid the Cart.er ad·
mmiltration .. opposed to Rep.
Geor~e Hansen's personal mi.s-
<See RAN. Page AZ>
Fall Fair
Bets Soar
For the second consecutJve
year . the Orange County i'~au
Fair t.boroug.bbred racing meet
generated the largest amount of •
bettiog at any fair tn the U.S ..
fair officials reported today.
A total of $25.7 million was
wagered during the 16-day run
or the fair.
Officials said the third annual
faar, which concluded Thursday
at Loe Alamitos Race Course.
showed a daily average betting
total of more than $1.8 million,
compared to under $1.7 million
at the Los Angeles County Fair.
The Fall Fair attracted 151,2'6
people, up 1.2.3 percent from the
first meet in 19'17 and 7 percent
more than the 1978 turnout.
Coast
Weather
Fal.r and warmer
through Tuesday. Lowa
tontitit 4'1 at the beaches
and 5Z Inland. with bl&ba TUeadQ tn>m '12 a)ona the
coast to '11 lnland. ..
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CAP) -TM U.S. me OcMlrt toda1 ot fJ tbe •• lndlam to
mllb acne ol public lad in Nevada. ,... J u.o. NfUMd to po1tpooe a Mttlo-m t nl ..,_. wUJ WHtem Aol ..
... 1 m.lllloD tor ~ 16 1nll ICl"U ln Nevada and
Callforma -lnehacllna Lbe 11 mllllon aerea tho lndla111 aay they never rel1Dqulabed.
The cootroVVQ da\M to !Ml .tlen the Weatem Sbolbooe,
repfeM!llted bf ,..lloak bad, aouabt to recover moooy
damqee .from tM UDlled Stalel for varioua biltor11 wronp, ln-
ch1dln1 tbe t&ktq ol tribal lands.
Z..11r•ts c_ .. ,, ..... •r•e
PALM SPRINGS (AP) -Movte mogul Darryl F. Zanuck
bu tUm a turn tor '11e worse ln bia two-week fiaht with
penumonla, sufferina a recurrent attack of the Ulneu durtnc the
weekend, hla doctor 1ald today. •
Zamaclt, 77, wu ln critical condition ln Desert Hospital and
"not doUlc veey well," aald Dr. Georp Kaplan.
The co-rounder and onetime cbalnnan or the board or 20th
Century-Fox studios was admitted to Desert Hospital nearly a
month ago but his family requested at that time bb condition
not be made public. 1
32 Rese~d 011 C••••
SANTA BARBARA (AP> -Thirty-two passengers and crew
were evacuated today rrom a lrinkln& fishing boat 10 miles
southeast ol Anacapa Island off th~ cout of Santa Barbara.
The Coast Guard spokesman said the 65-foot party fishing boat
Peace out of Oxnard raelloed a Cllstress cau at 6:23 a.m. and re·
ported It was rapidly taking on water.
Persons aboard the vessel were being loaded into three 41·
loot utility boats from the Coast Guard's Channel Islands sta-
tion, said spokesman Kevtn Daniels. He said there were no re-
ports of Injuries.
Otlzea. Barie IJ.S.
By Tbe AallOdat.ed Presa
Patriotic throngs crowded raillea in California lo show sup.
port fOI' 49 Americana being held hostage in Tehran, and minor
skirmishes marked smaller gatherings in Kansas City and Gainesvllle, Fla.
In Desert Hot Springs, about l2S persons carrying candles
marched a half-mile through town Sunday night to convey sup-
port for the hostages.
The march was organized by motel owner Hank Schmitz,
who said he "got tired of watching the news reports on TV every
• night of thousand.a of Iranians throwing their ftsts into the air
chantlna anti-American aloians."
l....,U See. l•ltlat11'~ .
LOS ANGELES (AP)-AnU·tu crusader Howard Jarvis
saJd be la aubm!Wng enough voter signatures to county election
officials today to qualif> a 50 percent state personal income tax
cut for the June 1980 ballot.
Jarvis, whose Proposition 13 of last year was the battle cry
of the so-called taxpayers' revolt, said 800,000 signatures for his
new initiative were being presented to registrars in all 58
California counties.
He needs 553,790 valid signatures of registered voters to
place the measure on next June's state ballot.
Guard, Victim Nab
~ Burglary Suspects
A burglary victim and a hotel
security guard were credited
with capturing two burglary sus-
pects in two aepllrate cases Sun-
Court Ref uses
1itle IX Review
WASJDNGTON (AP) -The
U.S. Supreme Court today re-
fused to let the 1overnment
withhold federal money from
school dlatrlct1 that dis-
criminate a1atnst women
emproyeea. r-
The Justices, by a 7·2 vote,
turned down two &overnment
appeals from separate rulinp
that a federal law bown as 'ntle
1X doee not apply to ICbools'
employment PrUUcea.
DAILY PILOT
day, Costa Mesa police said to-
day.
In the first incident, at 3:20
a.m., police said South Coast
Plaza Hotel security guard
Carmen Artigllo chased and
caught a man suspected or hav·
ing stolen $15.50 from a hotel
room after its occupant left the
door open while be stepped out
for a rew minutes
Suspect James Earl Berry, 23,
a transient. remained in city Jail
today on suspicion of burJ(lary in
lieu of $5,000 bail, police said.
In the second incident, police
said a 17-year-old Corona youth
was nabbed by Rolt Willi
Hoevel, 35, who returned to his ·
home at 144 E. 20th St. at 5:50
p.m. Sunday to find it bad been
ram acted.
Police said Hoevel saw tbe
youth nmnint throuah the yard
and captured hlm, hold1n1 him
while bl.I wife called police.
About $1.000 in coin.a. jewelry
aDd small electronlc1 ltem1
were recovered, Police said.
-An unidentified gro~p t· tacked an air lorce ba in
weatem Iran, causing noe
damaae to it and a televtsl•
transmitter there, acconllna to
1 Radio Tehran broadcast
monJtored in London. It said
security rorcea ruabed to the site
near the Iraqi border and that
three base 1uard1 bad been
wounded in the machlne-lf\Ul and
grenade attack.
-The embasay occupiers dis-
tributed copies of a September
memorandum from the top U.S. diplomat in Iran, L . Bruce
li.ain1en, urging the State
Department not to decide on ad·
mittlng the shah without in·
formally contacting Iranian of-
ficials.
"Some were sitting and read·
lng. Some were lying on mats,"
the Idaho Republican said. They
"don't get much sunshine and
much opportunity to change
their clothes," and one was re-
covering from the chicken pox, he said.
Hansen said the hostages
looked fairly well when be visit·
ed them, "but their mental state
seems anxious. They would like
to get out. They are anxious ror
their families to know they are
well."
,.,....Ptltft!AJ
BAY •••
eatabllshmeat or management
agencies among local Jurisdic-
tions to reeulate "Jources of
pollution.
"Conceptually, staff finds no
difficulties with this proposal,"
a report to council members
said.
But the Irvine planners con·
tended that the "larger issue" of
which agency would be ultimate·
ly responsible for bay planning
matters should SCAG be
stripped of its powers is not ad·
dressed in the proposal.
The) said the success of l:l)e
water quality proeram "de·
pends greatly upon the effective-
ness of the planning agency.
Start sees an immediate need to
have the cities and county locat-
ed within the fl{ewport Bay
watershed more intimately in-
volved with actual plannine."
They propose that SCAG's role
be limited to merely ch•nneHng
federal clean water fund.a to
local jurisdictions while the
ctues and county undertake ad
ditional planning
re1ponsibilltiea.
Irvine councilman Art An·
thony bu been attempUn1 ln re-
cent moothl to find support for a
froposal to replace the Newport·
rvlne Waste Mana1ement
A1ency -which prepared the
controversial Newport Bay
studlea under contract to SCAG
-with a conaortlum of new
agencies better suited to handle
water qi.Wity plannlna ror the
watershed area.
However. the Irvine city coun-
clt •• well u other cities in·
volved, have only until Dec. 3 to
respond to thlJ latest proposal
from SCAO.
Prlneely Pal
Girlfriend for Charles? •
Prutnt NI~•• Ba••
As political demonstrations go, the one
outside former president Richard Nixon's
San Clemente estate Sunday was of
modest dimension. The man with the bat
and sij{n ls Robert Rusin, former San
Clemente council candidate. The other
four men arrived after the GOP fund-
ratsing bnmch was over. <Related story.
picture Page A3>.
Did Estrada
Get License?
Reports Vary
LOS ANGELES <AP> A
man named Henry E Estrada
bas takee out. a marna1e llcense
m Las Vee.as. Nev . but there
were conflicune reports as to
whether be i.a the star of the
NBC television show • 'CH1Ps. · ·
Clark County <Nev I deputy
clerk Madeline Hage said today
that another deputy clerk ,
Alberta Yankee, issued the
license shortly after noon Sun·
day to Henry E . Estrada and
Joyce Miller. The couple listed
Estriada's birth date as March
16, 194~. hers as April 24, HMO.
Asked whether that meant
that Erik Estrada, who plays a
highway patrolman in the
series, had talcen out the license ,
Ms. Hage said. "That's right
He bas."
The dates luted on the license
conform with the ages of the
popular act.or, who Is 30, and the
39-year-old Joyce Miller who is
known to be a friend.
Teen Hurt
In Newport
Collision
A Newport Beach youth was
listed in good condition today at
Hoag Memorial Hospital with in·
juries suffered when the mo-ped
he was driving and a bicycle col·
lided Sunday night.
IJ>ollce said James Francis
Pulito, 18, of 5205 Seuhore
Drive, was eastbound on
Seashore at 8:30 p.m. when a
bicycle ridden westbound by
Jason Camp, 8, or Anaheim, sud-
denly swerved and crashed into
the mo-ped, police said. The
mishap occurred ju.st west of
41.st Street. Seashore is a ooe-
way street eutbound.
Young Camp wu treated al
the hospital and released.
U.N. Council Mulls
Session on Iran
UNITED NATIONS <AP> -
U N Secunty Council members
gathered at headquarters to ar
range a publlc meeting on the
U S Iran cris is and decide
whether to bold rt today or
postpone 1t until Iran s foreign
minister arnves
They were addre ssed by
S e c retar y ·Gen e r a l Kurt
Waldheim, who Sunday called
for a meeting of lhe 15·nation
c ouncil . d esc r1b1n g th e
sta lemate over lhe detention or
49 U S hostages in Tehran ~
the most senous threat to peace ·
s ince the 1962 Cuban missile
crisis Waldheim had been asked
lo ex.plam to the members today
why he thought the council
should meet
D1p1omauc sources said the
public meeting, planned this af.
ternoon. might be put off 1f
Iran s Bani Sadr can be expect-
ed lo amve in a few days. II bis
am val 15 t.meertain, or is put off
for as long as a week, the coun-
cll might meet with Iranian
Charge d 'Affaires Jamal
Sbem1rani. Bani Sadr aaid Sun·
day he was postponina the trip for a week
The Uruted States, which for
nearly two weeks blocked an
Iranian request for the debate.
agreed because it believed the
debate would result in a strong
resolution demanding release of
the 49 Amen can.s held boetage in
lhe U .S Embassy in Tehran for
three weeks, a State Depart·
ment offic1ai s&d.
Duo Plead Illnocent
In Heiress Case
T wo Orange Coa s t me n
pleaded innocent in court today
lo charges they tried to break m
to the Emerald Bay home ot
heiress Joan Irvine Sm1lb with
the mtent to commit kidnappmg or robber:y
Ronnie Melgoza Aguirre, 22, o(
9792 El Durango St . Fountam
Valle)'. and Floyd Allen Brown.
34 , of 17 Wild Goose Court,
Newport Beach entered lbe1r
pleas in South Orange County
Judicial District court dunnc ar·
ra1~nmeot this morrung
It is alleged that on Nov 3 at
3:45 a.m. the two men showed
an Emerald Bay security guard
what appeared to be a police
lieutenant's badge while they at-
tempted to enter the heiress'
home.
Mrs. Smith was not home at
the time, Orange County
Sheriffs depuues said. But an
ofr-duty l.os Angeles police of-
ficer anawered when the two
men assertedly banged on the
front door
Security guards questioned
the two men as the officer
ms ide lhe house called Laguna
Beach police who arrived at the
scene and arrested Aguirre and
Brown.
Pohce asserted that the lvro
men di,carded the badge, a
sem1·automauc pistol, bolster,
handcuffs and roll of tape as
they attempted tp nee Ul tbeir
Stutz Btackbawt auto.
Aguirre and Brown are
scheduled to appear Dec. 11 for
a pre-trial meeting and Dec. 18
for a preliminary bearlng in
South Orange County Judicial
District court to determine lf they
wtll stand trial on the felony
charges.
AL'S GARAGE
56 FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH
(71<4) 6+.4-7030 .
Saudis Rold Mosque
Wo~hippen Back at Shrine
RIYADH. Saudi Arabta (AP)
-Saudl troops combed the Grand llolquo in Mecca todQ.
aeektii1 remnants of the band of
MOlleim which selled Islam 'a
holiest shrine six day1 a10.
"Tbe whole mosque is under
our control," Oil Mini1ter
S'81e ~yaalde
Ahmed Z.kl Yamani told re·
port.en in ftb'adh after Saudi
troops IOdted tbo armed men
from tbe \lPl)er noor of the build-
inl Saturday evenin1.
But be aaid "some eogs"
were still at large in the tunnels
and passageways beneath the
SU Founder Tells
Crime Spree Tale
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A
foundl.ng member of the Sym
blonese Tiberation Army, who
fled to England to escape an
SLA "death warrant," bas re-
surfaced to describe her part in
the self-styled revolutionary
group's crime spree.
Robin Sue Steiner, 27, said in a
story appearing in the San Fran·
ciaco Cbroolcle today that sne
1tole the cyanide used to coat
the bullets which killed Oakland
School Superintendent Marcus
Foster in 1973.
Ms. Steiner, who wrote the
article with the help of a British
reporter, said she was "chosen
to be one of Marcus Foster's ex·
ecutioners" and lives under an
auumed name in Enalaud.
She sald that SLA cbleftai.D
Donald J>eFreeze •hot FOlter
wiUl the belP of Patriela SoJtysik aad Nancy Ling Perry.
Ms. Steiner fled the SLA. the
Chronicle said, shortly before
newspaper heiress Patricia
Hearst was kidna pped. Ms .
Steiner returned to Florida
where she met SLA member
Russell Little at the University
of Florida.
Police officials say her de·
cislon to tell her story may be
influenced by her desire to help
Little -her former lover and an
SLA member -· in bis upcoming
retrial on Foster's murder. Thal
trial is scheduled to begin in
Monterey in March.
Ms. Steiner, who came from a
middle-class Miami family. said
she moved to the San Franctaco
area with Little because be told
her. "'If there's anyone tn the
world wbo can help ua get our
revolution olf the 1~. we'll
ftnd them tn California. That's
where it is all happening.· "
( Pilot Logbook J
Many 'Turkeys'
Imitate Jerky
By ARTHUR ll. VINSEL
Of ... Delly "'9e IUlf
SOMEONE M1.18T SPEAK UP today to defend an
American tradiUon, a camivore.'s confection, against the
invader who bu already brouabt us Sony, Toyotas and
Datauns.
I am apeakln1 of Jerky, which helped make America
areat. The kind I recall comes wrapped by band in waxed
butcher paper complete wtth the neceasary qualities·
-A-kkk-la-tbe-no.e-of ·prlic.
-An aromatic fragrance of California bay laurel leaf.
-1be curdling sting of a 1ood, red ttallan wine
vlne~ good ground black pepper that ~ttera like
mac aluga across YOW' toneue.
THE BEST KIND ALSO etves you the nasal napalm of
Tabaaeosauce,aothatyoureyeswaterwithjoy.
TblaculiDarycrusade comeaa1Jout, because, on a visit to
a local market the other llilbt. what should I find on the
counter with the rest of the lineup of
pbc)Qyjunkbut: Teriyakijerky.
Teri,yaki bu a p~ln ltlOWD cu.laine
-but in tbedreadl'Ul. .ole. m81querade
as ''Chopped, formed beeft' it la out of lta
ner-loVlnaelement. So la 90 percent of the rest Of what you
can buyoutofaplaatlcJar.
stadlum·a ize buildin1 and
court=. and that they held
some ges.
•'There ls oo dan1er from
them," Yamani added.
Others were said to have
escaped lnto the surrounding
countryside and were beln1
pursued by government troops.
Part of the mosque was reported
reopened for public worship &m·
day. for the first lime since it
was taken over during early
morning prayers Tuesday.
M e anwhile, Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini. the Iranian
leader. continued to accuse the
Uruled States of fomenting the
attack on the mosque, a¥ the
Saudi government increased the
guard on U.S. diplomatic build·
ings. But there were no attacks
on Americans in Saudi Arabia.
Rumors Wednesday that the
Untted States was to blame for
the attack touched off a mob at
tack on the U.S. Embassy in
Islamabad, Pakistan, in wbicb
two Americans were ltilled.
Diplomats said the men who
took over the shrine in the holy
city 480 miles southwest of
Riyadh were members of the ul-
tra-conservative Oteiba tribe
from southern Saudi Arabia.
Their leader. who proclaimed
himself the messianic Mahdi, or
prophet, and was identified as
.. Jobaiman." was reported
among tbo&e captured
During the aie1e, be de·
manded that the 1overnment
abolllb ndio, television .and eoc· cer and problbit women from_
engaging ln buslneaa.
Ofriciala aaid earlier that
those captured would be dealt with severely. A Moslem leader
s aid Friday that they were
guilty of "spreading corruption
on earth,·• and the penalty fok'UU.
is dismemberment.
Sauch natlonal guardsmen.
,acting on orders from King
Kbaled. used howitaera and
rapid-firing armored personnel
earners to blast most of the in-
vaders from the upper noor or
the mosque. diplomatic sources
said. They said witnesses report·
ed the attack was led by two
armored personnel carriers that
circled the inner courtyard, fir.
ing into the ramparts of the
building whe re the intruders
were holed up.
Other armored personnel cer-
riers took up positions out.side
the building and after the fi&bt·
ing was e nded, government
troops could be seen atop the
walls. apparently in complete
control.
Rep. Edwin Bethune, B·Ark ..
on an official visit in Riyadh
with Treasury ~cretary G.
William Mlller, said be bad
pieced together from various
sources estimates that the ln·
vaders totaled between 200 and
1,000 and that casualties on both
sides totaled between 50 and 300.
However, the Saudi govern-
ment refused to make any
estimate of the dead or wounded
or number of invaders.
CHPOf/icer
Injured in
HitanJ, Run
ED DAVIS TALKS WITH REPOAlEAS ABOUT NIXON PARTY
More titan 400 •ttended the S500 • Pltit• Fund AalHr ..
Nixon Plays Host
In .Coast Farewell
By SUSAN ROSEGRANT ............... ,......
Former President Richard M
Nixon hosted a $1,000-per-couple
farewell brunch al bis Casa
Pacifica estate in San Clemente
Sunday in an expression of
thanlta to longtime supporters.
About 400 guests attended the
buffet to raise 1wuta for a
Republican Victory Fund
established by GOP organlu-
Uons in Oran1e and Loi An&eles
counUes.
The Nlxons have sold tbe
spacious seaside estate to a
group of Oran•e County busl·
neaameo -reportedly for more
than $2 million -and expect to
move to a New York City apart·
tnent early in 1980.
Dreaaed lo a blue s ports
jacket, blue and white striped tie
and gray slacks. Nixon greeted
gue1ta in a receiving line, ac·
companied by bis daughter.
Julie. and her husband, Davtd
Eisenhower.
Not attending waa rormer first
lady Pat Nixon. who was
hosplt.allzed last week during a
bout with pneumonia She was
under doctor's orders to rest.
Nixon said.
Toward the end or tbe three·
hour gathering. Nixon .
described by an organiser of the
brunch as looking well-rested
and fit. s poke for about 10
minutes.
"Thia is our way of saying
thanks to my many 1upporters
dunng 33 years of pohl1cal ltle.
Nixon was quoted <ts say1.11g
"My heart will always be 1.11
Cahfonua nus was my potitJcal
start bow 1t all began ..
"No one eve r laves 10 New
York, they stay an New Yon and
work an New York,·· Naaon
added.
He said the move wu de·
siped to be near tbe eoaple'a
daughter Tr1da <Mrs Ed'if'U'd
Cox ) and ber famlly m NelV
York . Julie a nd David
Eisenhower are mov1n1 from
California to · Pennsylv&Aia. By
relocating in New Yort the· ~ix
ons and tbear childre n and
grandchildren can be together
as a family. the former pres1-
dent sa.Jd.
Nixon's remarks were report
ed by James Cavanaugh. a bust
neumao in nearby Newport
Beach who serves as chairman
of the Republican United Vtc
tory F\md. The brunch raised
more than $200,000 for GOP
campa.ag:os. Cavanaugh said.
"As a socaal event it probably
was the top e>vent m Southern
Ca lifo rni a thi s ye ar ,"
Ca vanaugh s8ld, "and 1t also
was a key poUt.acal event ..
Lt Gov Mike Curb and
former Lo6 Angeles Poh« Cluef
Ed D a vi s w ere a m o n g
Republican figures atte nding.
Four proteaters displayed a
sign outside the estate. Bordered
with Amencan Flags. the sign
s aid · "Kiss Richard 's Ring Too ..
Warrant
Ruling
Upheld
WASIUNGTON <AP> -The
U.S . Supreme Court today left
intact a ruling that parenta have
no leeal rl1ht to let police
without a wanant search their
young children's personal
property.
The Justices. without com-
ment. turned down the chance to
review a California case pitlinl
children's constitutional protec·
lion from unreasonable searches
against parents' rights to raise
their children u they see fit
The California Supreme Court, -
an s triking the marijuana
possession conviction of a 17·
year-old Los Angeles boy. ruled
May 25 that the child's rights
must preva.JI.
Sl a te Atto rney Gen e ral
George De ukmeJ1an told the
JUst1C'es that the Calafo rma
co urt ·s ruling "represents an ex-
ample of sparing the rod and
spo1hng the child gone awry ..
Scott Keene's mother an the
summer of 1.976 found martJuana
10 he r son's bedroom desk
drawer She gave it to a police
o ffi cer who live d 1n the
neighborhood, telling ham that
conversations with other parents
led her to believe that her SOCl
might be selling the drug.
i>oUce narcot1ca officer Sil
Sehian IU.blequeGUy viaited the
Keen•• bome and arreate4
ScoU, after nlllq tM boy•(
father, WWI.am. ..... lnfonn1na
him al tbe planned aJTeSt.
Sebian and other officers ar+
re1ted SeoU in Ute family''
garaee, where be wu wort:i.n1
on bJa motorcycle. After the ar·
rest, SebilD toot the boy to tlMt
bouae aod was lnvited inside by
WUU.mKeme.
Scbian asked to search Scott's
room. and the boy's father gave
bis pertnission. Nine one-Ounce
pac kets of marijuana were
round in a tool box Scott kept in
bis bedroom.
Police bad no court warrant to
a rrest Scott or lo search bi!i
room
Although a state trial court
ruled that the police arrest was
illegal. it refused to exclude the
marijuana as evidence. The trial
court s aid the search, con-
sidered separately from the ar-
rest, was legal becauae it was
based on the consent of the boy's
father
Scott's conviction resulted in
bis being placed on probation.
but the state Supreme Court
ruled that tu.s conviction was UD·
constitutional.
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J llADB 00 CAN even aet the 2Stb offtot-neupera· lion 8Dd make it an eveo aia. •
Atkr all Udsbtt probably 1boulda't even be meatlontd that New Year:. &J f on a Tuelday.
WMD,. plate the blolldQI, lt QPe&Nd OD
lbi.a jmt.put Thanb1lvtn1 that the rouna peop bad two
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weeks off. Maybe it Juat seemed like t.bat. But today was
the first day in recent memory lbat the lntenectlona weni
all cloued up in Coeta Mesa, just like normal.
When the bolidan come upon us, everybody begins to
fret about overcrowdln1. Fashion Island in Newport ii
crowded. 1broQp puab elbows at South Coast Plaaa ln
Costa Mesa. People are Jammed into Huntington Center.
Taot1BLE WITll ALL tbia la that everybody wanta to
be at the aame place at the same time.
Take tbia last holiday. The Soo of our house came
bome from t.be university for 'Ibant.agivtng repast. We bad
to pick him up at Los Angeles International Airport
It was no problem at all. We just scooted right up there
and parted at the white curb in front of the terminal. We
cbecl(ed inside to assure his plane was on time. Then we
casually drove across the street md selected a close-in
parking place.
Moments later, he arrived, we scooted out of tbe
terminal and wtmtled on down t.be freeway to the cout.
Why. we even stopped at a supermarket far from some un-
crowded grocery shopping.
OF COUllSE, YOU should ~ mlormed that all of this
happened at 3 o'clock in the morrung.
Last night about 9 o'clock, we too~ the youn~ man
back to Los Angeles International for h1a return flight lo
tbe balla of leamlna. The place waa a bed.lam or horror.
It waa like they'd just let out the zoo and all the
monkeys were driving rent-a-car transit vans.
YOU ABE LEFT to ponder why we don 't get smart. If
we'd just operate half of ~u~em California on the
graveyard sbift--from say nudnight to 6 a .m.-our over-
crowding would vanish. .
Think about it. Have you ever had a problem randing a
parking place at the shopping center al 3 a.m.?
ASIONGTON <AP> -The U.S. &ipreme Court toda1 aoeed to
conelder etMt Coas1'IM ea -.. to ~ for mcillt·'lbor&et·tor women oa ftlfan.
PPIAI · ID&o a eoatroveny marted by .lDllamed •mot&ou. the J~ likt:U., wW _. CM cwtttvc.tan1 ttt1 of ta. IO-C&l1ed Hyde....,..n..,.. •
Tbe cou1't .wlll 1tud1 tbe proprtatioa for tbe ~pa,rtmaat
a • k wu adopUd lD • of Realtb, Sducatloa aDd
lt'TI. U bus If edletkt ..,.,..."• 1Jellare.
for HortlOnl UDIMI a woman'• Just recenUy CoQreel qreed
Ute wo&lld be MM1u1end by OD a new Hyde amendm for
tblldblrth, IA cuee ot promJJt)y fltcal year 1979. It ia more
reported repe or • or whei:a reatrlcllve. eltminatln1 the
two doctori.., cblldblrth would "severe and lon1·lutln1
caua• "Mvere and lanl·latinl pbyaical bealtb damaaa" ez.
pbyalcaJ bealt.b damaaes to the emption.
motbel"." A federal j~e in Chlcasc> lut
April struck down the restrict.ion
TBS All£NDMENT was flrat on abortion spendina both the
adopted 1n 1978 u part of tbe ap-Hyde amendment and the JI.
Many Hurt
In A.labatna
Tornadoes
MONTGOMERY, Ala. <AP> -
·· Barbara Saaual looked out ber
window and aaw the tornado.
She ran 1creamin.1 Into ber
bathroom.
"I aaw it coming and I tbou1b~ 'Ob, God, I'm dead'!"
The tomado that terrified Ma.
Samaal roared tbrou1b a
Mont1omery apartment com-
plex, one ol several twisters that
ripped across scattered areas of
Alabama on Sunday, leavtn1
widespread destruction and a
score of lojuries in their wake.
AT LE.AST ONE or the in-
jured, 18-year-old Pat
McGUberry of Montgomery. was
ln critical condition.
He suffered severe internal in-
juries when a twister lifted him
and h1a motorcycle into the air
and threw b1m onto a nearby
field.
Many ol the injuries were in
Monl1omery and outlying areas.
The tornado wilneued by Ms.
Samsal damaged some 80 apart-
ment units in the capital city.
"I waa on the couch watclung
televmon, worrying about the
weather," said Ma. Samaal.
·'Then a friend called, and I
WU ta1kiaa to her OD t.be phone
when tbe efectricllJ' went oft.
"I TOLD BER, 'I bear a
tornado,· and she said it prob-
ably wasn't, that it wu prob-
ably Just some wind."
Ma. Sam.sal said she put down
the phone and went to the win-
dow to look.
"That's when I saw at coming.
It was very big and appeared to
be full or debris. I could aee
things being sucked up into it.
"I just scream~ and ran into
the bathroom. I didn't even
bother to hang up the phone."
Ms. Sam.saJ waa not injured
but her apartment was heavily
damaged by the twister -all
windows blown oul, furniture
and plants toppled.
Unois law patterned after It -as
Wlconatilutaonal
U.S. DISTRICT Judge John
Grady ruled that Illinois must
make Medicaid money available
for all "medically necesaary"
abortions unW a retus reaches
the point where il can survive
outside the mother.
Jual when thal "viability" OC·
cura vanes in individual cues.
But usually ll ls aomellme
between the 20th and 30t.b weeb
of prepancy.
Became Grady's final order
waa limited to lllinola' participa-
tion in the federal Medicaid pro-
gram. it did not immediately af-
fect the (ederal government's
spend.in& for abortions.
AS A llESULT, lllinola has
bad to pay for all "medically
necessary" abortions even
though it la not recelvtn1 federal
matching fundl for moat or
them.
Tbe "medically neceasary"
term bas been broadly interpret-
ed by some to Include those
abortions in the best lntere&ta or
a woman ·a mental as well as
physical well-being
The Supreme Court lepllied
abortions ln 1973, basin1 &ts ru1
mg on a woman's constitutional
right to privacy ll said stat.es
could not interfere in a woman's
choice, in consultation with her
doctor, to have an abortion dur
ing her rirst three months of
pregnancy
Nearly one third or the more
than one million legal abortions
performed in the United States
each year since that landmark
rulln1 have been for welfare
recipients.
NoKunagZoae
Commuting husbands who get dropped off by wives at
this commuter train station i.n Deerfield, Ill.. used to
kiss their mates goodbye wherever the car sto'?ped near
the platform -until regulations were posted m a ba1f.
serious effort to keep traffic moving However. the ban
is bemg ignored and as even making some folks more
amorous than usual.
Saudis Don't Plan
To Cut Oil Output
RIYADH. Sawdi Arabia CAP> Sa'"'di Arabia's finance
--· ,•
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mini.ater indicated tua government doesn't plan to cut oil produc-
tion m the immediate future but 5a1d no decls1on bas been made on • : .
production next year ·.
Finance Minister Muhammad Abalkhatl said he saw no reason ·v
to reduce production soon alter U.S. Treaaury Secretary G ..
William Miller appealed to him and OU Minister Ahmed Zaki
Yamani to maintain the present peak output of 9 5 million barrels ·
a day to help avoid another world sborta&e
MD...LER, ON A VISIT to Saudi Arabia. Abu Dhabi and
Kuwait, also asked the Saud.15 help to hold the nut price increase
by the Orgaruzation of Petroleum Exportan~ CoWltnes to a
mmunum. He sa.ad the Saudls were study1ne hu, requests, and "I
Uunk we must all await lbe1r decision · ·
While Saudi officials att npected to keep current production
level.a tb.rougbout the end of tJus year, lbey are known to be diYided
on wbetber to extend tbo8C! levels lDto 1880. The United States~
ceiH• about JC ~tot ita t.oU.J oil lml)Orta from Saudi Arabi.a.
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A &ECllN'l'S'l'VDY by the Na~ ••••1 Aeronautics and n AdmlDl1tr•Uon found
..-wamen&o'I near-mlsa rate to
M per mllllon nights, com-
to a national averqe ot
.9. But Sacramento FAA ot-kab dilpute the figures, say-
J,Di that reporting methods vary from one locale to another
1 Followtnl the September 1978
collision over San Diego ot a
Pacific Southwest Airlines
jetliner and a private plane and
a 'PSA near-mlaa in March at
Sntamento, the FAA westem
dlftsion began exploring plans
to more doeely control private
alttraft
But tbe private pilota protest-
ed that they would be deprived
~. fl1iDI space. 1be plan was cfrOpPeci: at least temporarily
ilOLLYWOOD CAPJ -A boliae ltWDbled lDto tbe..crowd
w;9tchlDI a Holly ood Cb~islmaa parade after it
•li'ped or panicked, iaj~ its ~rand Dine spectators.
Njne of those injured were
rNted and released from
C.•ar1-Sloai Medical Cirenter
Sodday nigbt. Cheryl Luka. 13,
'f al bospitaliud with a broken
1•nkle, a hospital spokesman
f.a'.a!O.
~be lncldeot happened at alllut 1:55 p.m. as the parade's
flnil eqlmtrtaa group, the Long
l Beach .Mounted Police rollDded J Ute corner of Hohywood Bo~evard and Oranee Drive.
12 Die • ID
would have the gall to pop out and spoil
an otherwise balmy. lazy day.
Air Crashes
LOS ANO <AP> -Three
cblldn!'1 --._.. ..-. In a
motor nomo wbeo it .... ~
bave been foc.nd unbanned.
"I don•t know wbere they
were. IM U.,. en bef9 wtta. me
DOW,•• ta!d Willi INWMI; tJae
father ot two of &be cblldren ad
owner of the •••· •bo was stabbed tn ta. back dwtnj &be
tbeft S.turday.
The cbDdnn were found Sun.
day lD tbe de OD a ~
tiaJ ltNet tn 90Utb-eentnil Loi
Anseles by a '1oninee woman.
c..ai•••••k
SACRAMENTO CAP>
Russian ballet dancen VaJen..
tloa Ko1lova and husband
LeoD.ld Korlov. the mOlt recent
to defect from their bomelaod.. won enthusiastic applause lD
their first West Coast ap-
pearance.
The KozlOYI. who quit the
Bolshoi Ballet Sept. us while in
Los Ancelee. were pest artilta Sat.urdly wltb tbe Capitol Qty
Ballet. for wbieb they told in-
terviewen they were receivin&
$10,000.
q,ete 8 .. is E•etl
Overcast Skies Believed Factor
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -Al
more and more o( San Fhn-
c 1sco·1 busineu /eople use
motorcycles in.ltea of can to
get to work. the c1ty is commc to
their rescue wt~ special Partinl
By Tiie Aaoelated Prell
Twelve penons died in the
crashes of three slqle-ena:tne
airplanes under llOQY Nort,bern
California sides du.rtq tbe last
few days.
The wrecklgea and all 12
bodies were found Sunday. 1bey
include five dead In Trinity
County, four in Sbuta County
and three in Solano County.
lo Trinity County. Coroner
George Files at Weaverville said
some boys tending their game
traps saw a Ceuna 180 glide
toward the earth at about 3:10
p.m. Sunday.
The boys said it hit a cedar
tree, which ripped off a win&. aod craabed and burst lnto
flames. Files said the bodies
were burned beyond recogniUoo.
The origin of the plane was uo-
lcnown except that it might have
come from Waablqton.
He said the pilot milht have
been trytng to land at Trinity
Center airport. which was only a couple of miles away in the
vicinity ot tbe towns of Coffee
Creek and carmne.
Tbe four wbo died lD Sbaata
County wa. ~denia a( SIA
Joae. Identities were withheld
pendlne notification of next of
kin . sheriff's Deputy Ron
Ricba~ said.
Richardson said their Cessna
172, which disappeared Thurs·
day on a flight from Lovelock,
Nev., to Redding, was found on
Mount La.ueo about two miles
north of Lassen Peak. Searchers followed the signal from an
emergency radio transmitter in
the plane.
In Solano County, three resi-
dents of Napa were killed Satur-
day when their rented Cessna
toward the Napa airport when
the plane clipped a tree branch
and hit another tree.
The victims. 'all in lhetr 20s,
were identified as Mike
Cochrane. the pilot. a nd
brothers Mark and Mario Russo.
Jukebox-man
Under Arrest
spaces. ·
Starting Tuesday, some auto
parlung spaces wJ1l be converted
mto motorcycle parting slot.a in
the Fina.octal Dt.strict. £Jee•••·· •te. LONG BEACH <AP> A
Long Beach man was tilled
after be fell onto lhe road from
the passeneer seat of a pickup
truck involved lD an acc1deot on
the Gerald Desmond Bndge.
182 crashed near the Green SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -The a.t~d~r
Valley Country Club. They were man lcnown to thousands of
Pohce 1&1d Jesus Anton.lo Ve-
Jar. 28. was lulled wbeo be was
struck by two oocomtng cars -
one of which sped away
found after the rental agency re-tourists as the human Jukebox The state Supreme Court's
ported them overdue, and the has been arrested for investiga. 380 /tl•rrle senaor Justice. Mathew 0 .
coordinates of a radar blip that tion of selling drugs along with SAN FRANCISCO <AP> Tobnner. has come to de-
had disappeared were traced on bis music. A bout 300 Iranian Sym . fense of Chief Justice Rose
a map. For several y··-33 year ld P a t h 1 z e rs m a r c h e d 1 n B d h f Officials said the plane left ~~ --<> tr • saymg t at "I her Grimes Pomikov bas been a ftx· downtown San Franc15co over h d bee J h B rd Napa County airport Friday ture in the Fisherman's Wharf the weekend, cbaollng and car-nadme a n o n I
evening with four persons area. playing 80011 on 8 brass rying signs saymg, "Stop tbe an she was a reactionary,
aboard, stopping first at Con-born when pasaers~boy drop a Nazis: Stop the Klan: Send the there wouldn't have been a
cord. Then it went to Sacramen-coin in a slot. shah back to 1 ran•.. voice raised against her • ·
to, where the fourth person was ------------------------------------let off. It was returolng to Napa
in a P~WD rain Saturday,
They said the pilot WU ap-
parently followin& Hlebway 12
chr1stmas et 1.magn1n: a hme of 11111nat11n Ski Sites Rejoice
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As Snow 4Jlpears
By Tbe Auoelated Presa
Scattered rain and snow
showers were expected today
over a large Jjart of Northern
Callfomla, with cleartne tooilbt
and Tuelday.
The Nation.al Weather Service said showers were expected to
decrease today north of Bil Sur
to Fresno to tbe ML Whitney
line.
In the Sierra, the snow level
dropped to 3.000 f~ in the north
to 8,000 feet in the llOUth. Partlal
clearing wu expected this after·
noon and fair and warmer
Song Request
Fnda in Death
LOS ANGELES <AP>
Police said one man was twecl.
two WOODded and six arrested
after an upment broke out
over a mariachi band's refusal
to pl•=IOGI at a Hollenbeck area . center.
£pU Crdl, aboUt 40 yean
old, died at County-USC lledtcal
Center from a severe beattne
after be lbot tile l'ro band mem-
ben wbo refmed bll request.
p01lce Slid.
weather was predicted for Tues·
day
MOST MA.JOR SKI areas
were not open over the holiday
weekend because there isn't
enough snow yet. But a weather
forecaster aald anow bad begun
falling heavily over the central
and northern Sierra Nevada
Sunday.
Elsewhere , precipitation
amounts ranged from nearly
two inches at Strawberry in the
Feather River region to a trace
along the southern edge of the
storm.
Io the Sao Francisco Bay
area. forecasten said .57 lncbes
of rain fell since Thanksgiving
Day. Antober quarter or an lncb
of rain could rail today.
THE WEATHER SERVICE said the precipitation ls caused
by an active Paclfic weatber
fr ont that raced tbroueb
Northern and Central California
Sunday and la dlsalpatlna over
tbe Southern Sierras.
OUlt;f wind.a to nearly 40 mph
and local heavy rain be1an oo
the Nonh coast Sunday morniD&
and by mldnlabt had reac:bed
the Soqtbera San Joaquin
Valley.
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Confidence Shaken
Assembly Speaker Leo T. McCarthy has appealed to
all judges in the state to suggest ways in which the pro-
cess of investieatin1 allegations of judicial misconduct
may be i.mPl"OVed. McCarlhyrdt. the manner in which the investigation
of ch~ aaaiQst tJie .Ute reme Court by the Com mission on ~Judicial ,eifonnance .. be.Jan with a roar of
publicity aDd ended With a wtihllPer of ibnQeDdo. ''
He credits the commiuJon with being objective and
fair in reacblDI tts decision that there were no grounds
for bringlhg charges against any members of the court.
But he .quite accurately criticizes procedural flaws.
They ~int bpened the investigation to the public, then
c~o~ed 1t, then prohibited any public explanation or the de-
c1s1on. It all served to undermine public confidence in the
wholesyatemsetupforinvestigatingtbe judiciar.y.
McCarthy wants to initiate a legislative review of the
process -not, he emphasizes, including reopening the
commission's investieation of the Supreme Court.
He is on solid ground. If, with the help of the
!udlciary. the apparently muddled investigative process
can be improved, ll could do a great deal to restore public
confidence iri the courts.
• Oplnions ~pAMlll9d In the apece 9bove are ~ of 1" Dally Piiot.
OtMr vi.M ••Pf9SMd on tht• ~ lite thOM of !M(r authora and
arti.aa:'AMder comment la lrwlt.N. Addr.., fhe Dally Piiot. P.O. .8oK 1580, Cotta Mesa. CA 92928. ~ (114) ~. _
Womn driv•n t•nd to obeJ the traffic lawt better
tban do men. except. ta oa.e sort ~ violatloo. T.be¥ .,..
leu lneltned than men to pay
attenticm to tbat • tbat r&-acll: "\'Jeld." SO reporta UM California Hl_..way l»atrol att.r a ~ Of tbe .matter. It'• not ulllunal for a wom1n
driver to . ·~ • Uckfft for failure to yteid the riabt ~ way, evldliDt1)t.
e;
Md tbe frot ll Just a llUSe
niftier at catehlnf those
imectltb8D ta tbepla.nt.
Q. 11 there any place out·
alde tbe Polar reliom that
hu no earthwormat
A. Understand Central
Manitoba does wJtbout thole
an1leworm1. Know of no
other.
A 1rown tan1a.roo eats about u much ,,.... u a
sheep. Yet 52 pereat of tbe
Uve body wei,bt of tbe
kanaaroo ta ecllble wb1le Gilb' ae perceot or the liv. ~
weithtof •~cu bi eaten. Reallsinl thia, Autrallan nmcben are tbJDtiDI aboat
rauin.1 taqarooa for the blttcber 1bop!;_ Kan1aroo -.:9'!~11good.t.beY1a1: Jlaybe
IO, don't know. ~bide
makes IOOd alaqt J.atbtt,~
know that.
BVT IN Iran, the abah's pre--
tenUona beeame lllO"' &randio&e and bla appet!W more ravenous
untU hls people chased bim out
of the COWltrY. They broudlt in
the AyalOllab K.bomelni who in·
named tbe natlQSl wttb attacb
aaatnat the United States. There followed a wtld year of
Joltln1 controntaUou, fanatical
decrees and f antaatlc chaos.
Khomeini would fM)t be appeased
by Jlmmy Carter's aoothll\ls
and capitulattQns: the ayatollah
continued tb beap lndi&nities up-
on the Uruted states unW even
the patient Cart.er would take it
no lODl"er. Now Iran bas been
eliminated as a · source of
petroleum.
Saudi Arabia continues to fun·
nel oil to the United States. and
O il Ministe r Ahmed Zaki
Yamalli pracUcH bis em·
pathetic art of picking our
pocket& while lamenting that tt
must be done and scoldial ua
gently tor the follies which force
him todoft.
But the wary Saudis realize
that their strenith b not rooted
in real power, that thelr COUD·
try' 1 vaat oil wealth ls mia-
matcbed to a aman, backward
population and that the lm·
balance makes their lrinedom
and Incalculable booty, un-
defended except by the mcealc
of bribery and manipulation that
h as long characterised their
foreign policy.
THE SAUDIS have also lost
confid~ in Carter, who aban·
doned the ahab when be eot into
trouble and sent Saudi Arabia a
dozen unarmed F · 15 fighter
plan• to cowiter a Soviet-
sopported, CUban·led U1aalt ~
Earl Waters
on tbe toe of tbe Arabian
peninaula.
ViUJ Saadl iateratl Ult mo
antltbetical to tboee ol tbe UDJt.
ed States -for one, t.be prfce
and coatrol of otl: for aAo&ber.
the ...Wi8a ide~flcaUon witb
Israel, a rallybit cry fol' Arab
radicals. Tbe rulinl famUy mo
feara tbJ1 crees>lna Weatern in-
fiuenee that la erodiDI valued
tradltioas and atabilltles. So
Saudi Arabia, at bat. la an UD-
certain oil IC)W'Ce. Tbla impela us to offer ao
urcent propouJa to redUee oar
dependence OD Midelilt oll. We
have carefull1 titted oUt tbe
moat. promlaiJll ldeu from ~
placebol and tbe J>lpe dreama:
1. F'lnl. the peromnt must
bred olr'ita 1o¥e affair with the
oil lodumy. FCIJ' batf a eenturJ.
the Wasb.lnetoo eatabllabmept
hu catered to the oij interests.
They have been ll'anted tu
brew. driWnl.r:tihta and evw-aeu CODCda1oaa worth uncouai-ed mllliona. ID return, tbey baW
lef\ a record of malfeuanee aaa
proflteertnc. of collaboraUoa
wlth the OPEC cartel, of nlQla1
to develop substitute aoun:. of
enerl)'.
Z.. THE OIL S'IQOGES abould
be pUJ'led from the Waahi.nllon energy cowiclla wbere they oc-
cupy lnflueotlal policymaklnc
position.a. For they are com·
ml tt.ed to malntainlna the otl in-
dustry's eoonnous prollta from
the Middle Eut. not to ndudna
the American 9dd1eUon to Arab
oil.
3. E¥el'Y Amertcan mast cut
a•. rr 18 lmportet to bar
men from partleipatiJll tn · •
t. 'IB Wlil'l'Z BOUSS and fuel development. They c
Conpaa mast tackle the tllSIY be depended upon to make
problem bead-on. TlaeJ have pellUve fuel.I avaUable UP.'
already waated flve crucial they have squeezed every I~
,..,. toUowt.q a polk)' al delay dollar out ~ every lut droP
aDd ~J fearful ~ to-oil. eon~q tbe pubUc. Tbe OU bu become too vital to
fallun al three pnsideata and national 1urvival and \o
lou Oona•• to aelUeft all)' dan1erou1 a drain on ou appreclable re1ult1 bas , ecoDOIDY to entrust tta nurw-hJI, ...
broqbl a ......... decline to and diJlribution to the oil
both le8denbll' and followabip · puies. By tbelr reckless peed
ln American political lnstiW· the eompanies ba~ forfeited
tkJa1. r1fbt to stand between t
7. The time baa eome for COD· American people and the 0 11
cemed Americana to watt no selling nations. The full authori
loqu to be led. They sboWd lm-ty and gower of the U.S. govern
presa upon CoG.,.a by letter meot &S needed to deal with lh
utd '*Ira.ID tbat they want ac-OPEC cartel. We, therefore. cal
Uoa. for 1overnment-to-1overmeo
I . Presklent Carter &bou.ld rather than oil company-k>
phlllce boldl7 ahead with a eovern.meat negotiations.
Gray Davis: The Power iii Sacr8mento
The on-going le1al battle
between Governor Jerr)' Brown
and Lt. Governor Mllte Curb la
indeed an affront to the people~
Callfornia. Despite the clear lanau~e of the state'• eOmlltu·
Uon wbicb IA)'8 tbat the lieuten-
ant 1overnor "shall act u IOY· ernor dUliOa tbe ablence ol tbe •over.nor~ lrom tbe 1tate," Brown la ~ pmtesttn1
bla rtata to do ao.
At tM •amt time bowever, Bnnm-~ b1a powen
tohlatiDpalde ancs.m--.
.., ad •'J• rm aurro••t• pyena:4w· 1a1 · bl• ea-
curstoal out.-
aide t.bll ttate
lD quell Of bll
ambition to
be President
Tile irony,
a.Dd the affront, la tbat a1molt u
m&DJ wt.en cbole Curb for bla Job u voted for Brown wbile tbe
man wbo now la aetu)lJ a -
erclltDf the powen of so•• w 1D Brown•• ableaee to' the job
wttbout beDeftt of all10D9'• ....
nee JOMPb Graham Davia, Jr.,
a n.Uve of New York but a
Callfornlan 1lnce early
cbUdbood. Hi• poaitlon wttb
Brown forms a atraqe rela-
~bl for the two an, ln mOlt , u dllrereat u da7 and
n1 t . m to the purple, Da.W _.
joyed all of the early advantaPa
of weattb. au..,.,1n1 a military
academy. Stanfon and Colum-bia Lsw Sc:bool. UaJilte Jerey.
wbo aYOlded mWtall'J aaftc:e
preferrtr&I ..,.. tben to 111.reb
wttb tbe l1ke9 of Tom Ba.rdea ud ,.. Fonda ln Plotillt d
VletlWD'ad lD d"1 riCID ln-
•aaloaa of Jllalaaippi, Dam
Hnild M M ar'DIJ eaptai:D lD
Vletaam ancl dl1tta1al1bed
bimaelf by wtmdal tbe brame aw.
rvaTasa .. oaa. Davi•
f ••ors eomfortable beda ln
wbida to sleep &Dd ·~ nqt alWQa .... tor be la...,.,,.
lat • beaYJ l'OIDaDee with a at· tractb• ·altllDe ...._... wbo =.ire:.U:.C~~ um ,.._. ~ relldel
ta••·-~ He~tnmtllit~ol
maodlbe. at times sh9-rt to:I· pered and harsh. Other9,
bowever, speak hi&hly of bim,
eommeating Ui.t be ta.tea a sin·
cere interest in them and their won and la notdevioua.
A bard worter, be 11 on tbe ~
before and after the goverbOI'
leaves, tbettby lteeptna oa • eve~nc. In fact, tbla
1tven rise to some of tb
eriticlam for be appears un.w
iq to clelee•te •utbcwtl1. ~
iq u. reiDa tiCbt1Y in bia bandl.
•u:r WBBTBn he la-~ *"1..: Dnta la fat more tbu
ju1t'\be 1ate keeper (or
tbe pew. Re 19 tbe pc>wel'.at u. UanJoe. ~ ud.«· eeaUftl mu.J ~ u.. ldeaa ·w.
vanced bf BNwn and tatiq NU command ta bia ablenee ipd
... IOIDIWnes wben be lu'C.·
In truth Daria mllbt malci·a
better IOYel'DOI' than Bl'owo. lie
ll mon reaoaable. hu ~
poise, and llD't .. Yell to tlNr
rbatone, Aa ... ..,. blJDMlt~'~ am more eoa~ and • 1
predld&IM u.aa JtnY. '' s.': lapleaaater.SIPor.~
dbouell IOllM of tbe ~
of power bu reacbed latlQ toa.· :· • ...
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There may be a lesson in all ol
thia, but it's too soon to lmow
wbat it 11. Perhaps the most re-
markable tbio1 about the
ayaWUab's Sunday vu1t to tbe
lhiDI l'OOIDI ol America IS that
it didn't teelU IO remarkable at
all. Just another fellow in tbe
Everybody can use one .
It's a'tei1J.1If1e you can own
·from· the Phone Mart .
news, agreetnc to play the "80
Mlnutee" game while we all
watcb. We're not a people so
mucb u we are an audience.
And as long u life continues to
be a pretty lnteJ'ealing TV abow.
we'll .U stay tuned. like any eood audience abou.ld.
r-!o~...-...~~~--~~~~~~...-~~~--~~~tlfciw~(ip~phone?
A!extinder Giaham Pfane. th.al u. But not just your
common household
variety of telephones.
...... ... •11 PW°"''· . $12-t.9.S*
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These phones come in
shapes and colors you've
never imagined.
They look like presents.
The GTE Phone Mart has all the phones
you see here. And more.
You buy them in the store.
And take them home with you.
Usually they
plug right in. If
you do need
GTE
Phone Mart connectors, an
installer will make the
easy conversion for
a nominal cost.
;-=:A telej,~one for Christmas isorig,inal.
1 , , ., • ·It's thoughtful. And you 11
be remembered every
time it's used
. This year say "Merry
Christmas:' With a
gi that jingles.
I Si i =t G.1~Jme
lrs rite
last word
It s Dmm
Deal only. S69.95*
Comt! by w Phone
Mart and
Snoop around.
SNOOPY&
WOODSTOCK
Touch Call
SIJ5.00*
Dial $12'.00-
A.I .. fir11eel'!I ..
1'b1a sheep carried off hoaon for bielt aged ram ln the 2 to 5 year I dl'fisicm at the Orange County Fall Fair, which ended Tbuniday.
: He was entered by Orange Cout students, represented by Tracey ~ Hemmings (left) and David Pierce. OCC studenta took six awards ~ in different sheep categori~.
:aemente Council Ups
~Seniors' Goll Fees
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Startinc JUL 1. it will cost senior
dti.ftns iD San Clemente so C9lt.s more
for a weetd.a,y round ol IOlf OD the municipal 11.nb.
1be Qty Council bas approved a
400Runners
Enler Dana's
Tiukey Trot
Saddleback CoJJece student Mart
La Bonte wu tbe overall winDer in
the Dana Point Turkey Trot 10
kilometer foot race Thanblirin& Day.
MON than 400 runners eaten4 tbe
&.2 mile race around Dana Harbor
and Dana Point
LABONTE, lt, flnlsbed ftnt wltb a
time of 32 minutes and '5 seemdl.
Other winners, in their eatepriea,
included:
Kim Brower and Shane Plods in the
12 and under nee; Paula Jones and
BrettCllfford, 13to1Syearoldl; Lynne
Douville and Mar;k LaBonte, ta to 19
division.
Also Kathy Applebee and Brant
Vickers" in the 20 to 29 ~ poup;
Susan WUsoo and Vince 0 Boyle, 30
lo 34 age 1roup; Sue and Pete
Petenoo in the SS to• IJ'OUP; Judy
Martin and Den.nil AtkiMCWt in the 40
to 49 a1e dlvlslon; and Lucille
Boman and Tom Brown in the over
50 a1e group.
~nGrove
Cyclut Killed
(Jn Ortega Hwy.
A motorcyclist traveliJIC at a blCb
rate of speed weat on Orte1a Hlpway in county terrltor)' dled
Sunday when be lolt ~of bla CY· cle on a cane and coUided wllll an
eastbound ear. IUO•., Patrol oftleen Menttft«I
tbe m•. 'l'bomu JOMpb aan .•. of Ga,dm OIO'fe.
AftD 111181NG the~ Clark
&Del IWi matore,de = °"" &Del llld amm &be cemer ftdlr blto tbe
patb ol a Hr d.rl•• bJ .Joamae
Jobzwtoa, 5'; ol ea,.. ~ "° ,. .. DOt lQJanct or MN.
Clark ....... at ..... Of tbe
4:25 p.m. 1cdt ...... M m1M
east ol tbt 8-1>61111 Preewq • . one .. ~.dilrauld.
fee hite h'om 11.50 to SZ per nlDe
boles. The adioa came over the• jedioos of two councilwomen and
about 50 senior folfen led bv c...,...e
Fox.
BB DE8ClllBED the lDereue u
.. ludlcroua" and .. a ftqrant abule ol
Juatlce."
Golf course officiala said tbe fee
hike la needed to cover tbe lDcreaaiDe
costs of running the course. They
said it would generate about Sl,300
more a year in revenue.
Councilwomen MyrUa Wagner and
Karoline Koester were oo the abort
end ol a 3-2 COUDCi.l vote oo tbe mat·
ter Wedneeday. Mrs. Waper said
the moaey lan't needed. Kn. Kt-ester
demanded an audit of lolf course
funds.
Jin. Wasner abd suggested that
weekend and holiday rat.ea be railed
before tbe weekday rate for local
Hllior citizens la increaaed.
BUT GOLF COURSE officials said
most or the revenue generated by the
facility comes from weekend playera
who pay $8.50 {resident.) and '7
(non-residents) to play 18 bolel.
A hike in those fees m18bt dis-
courage out-of-town golfers from
coming to San Clemente to play, tbe
officials asserted.
C.Oonty Woman
Dies in Crash
Margie Anne Brink, 50, of 8208
Owens St., Buena Park, died Sunday
shortly after the pickup tJ"UCk ber
husband waa driTi.na overturned oo
Butanehury Road eut ol Barbor
Boulevard in FuJlertoa.
Police aid U.. truck, drtYeD by
Leonard Brink, be1an awervlD1
violently while westbound on
BUtancbUIJ .Jtoad. then flipped ad
rolled in tbe middle of the street.
Brink nffered minor iDjmta In
the 8:53 p.m. aeddent. but Ida wile
died nearly two boun later ID St.
.Jude Hospital.
Tree lighting c:.r.nony
DAILY PiLOT
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TllB TIGJIT.MONBY POLICY THAT the
~ haq beeil ~ about meana that
lendn'I uve to pey more tor the dollan they loan. State~ Jawa lb:rilt tu amomt they can cbar1e
bi lAtirtil; 11ley dontt want to take a chance on
custolMn wbo may not be able to repay what they
bonow. .. Jt•• tbe maJ'liD,al .ceount that'• in trouble
now:• wa Walwart. ,
ID onm1n1 months. aay tbe eqerU, it could be
you
llmey wun•t always IO expensive.
l)url.Ds most of Ute 19?0i, there was ··a very
com~ve acenarto ln which lllOlt or the maJor
banb tried to expand thelr con.sumer credit busi-
neaet/' said Dooald Aurtemma, vice president of
New YCll'k's Chemical Bank.
8EING COMPE'IHIVE MEANT SENDING
letters to people who were not depositors, offering
Master Charge and Visa cards, overdraft check-
ing, low-cost loans and a host of other credit. In
m&Q cases, tbe amount of the credit waa ap.
proved in advance: rot in the form and you're
automatically entitled to $:500. Or $1,000. Or more. Outatandina conaumer installment debt -not
countlnl mortgages -bas more than tripled in 10
years, increaai.na at a rate 1 a;., times as fast as
personal income. At the end of September
Americans owed a record '3()3.9 billion in lnatall-
ment debt. compared to just over $88 billion at the
same time a decade earlier.
The biggest srowth bas been tn the area or re-
volving credit -the kind offered by bank cards
and retallen. n can be used over and over. You
can pay your entire bill when it arrives or you can
pay a llUle at • Ume and add a finance charge on
the balance In September 1969, outstanding re-
volrin• Cf t about• blWon: today, it la more than It tbDlil &hat m or•·• blllloG.
TUDS os •oas TBAN 111 1111.UON llHter <Jlaf'I• Ud Vila earda in drcalatioa.
Some people have botb. Or Mveral of eacb.
MlWom more earda are Lllued by department
atorea and other retailers. .
The J .C. Penney Co .. for aample. didn't llaue
ltl flnt credit card unW the late 1950I; today, the
c:ompan)' has IO m.1WaD to a iDillloa c:arda out·
•tandlnl and credit aalel a('COUDted for '2.2 per-cent of total aalea iD 1178.
That kind ot srowth bu aome people wonted.
"We've sot to 1et lid ol the credit eard
economy to eome de,..," aald HoUle ll~ty
Leader James Writbt oJU'au .
He IQ1d bualneaaes abould require down pay-
ments ol 2S percent to JO percent tor major
purcbasea like televialon sets.
• IN A LETl'ER TO BANKS IN SEPTEllBE•,
John G. Heimann, the comptroller ol tbe currency.
said: "It ls in the area or multiple credit lines
particularly. where obaervera perceive the
greatest potential risk, perhaps because it is the
area about which we know the least biatorically."
What do we know about all this credit and the
people who use it?
Banks and ·other credit granters won't talk
about the specific rules that determine who gets
money. Many of them use a credit Scorina ayatem:
An applicant ceta points 1n each ol a number ol
cate1ories whlcb differ from lender to lender.'
Everyone whose total score is aboTe a ctven level
gets credit: everyone who la below, la rejected.
"ONE OF THE MAIN THINGS WE look at is
abllity and stability and wi1llnpesa to repay the
debt," said Thomas Chapman, senior vice presi-
dent of the First National Bank or Atlanta.
"Sometimes, income is not a key to that. . . "
Chapman said First National bad limited its
past solicitations to its own customers and will
continue that policy. •
"You're gol.ng to see caution," be said. "Let's
make sure that since we're lendina very. very ex-
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Manson Eligible
Again for Parole
VACAVILLE <AP> -A ae<:ond parole hearing
for convicted murderer Charles Manson is
scheduled Tuesday at the CaWomia Medical
Facility here.
At a similar bearing last year. the Commwuty
Release Board voted una.nimoualy to deny a parole
to Manaoo, who la serving a life sentence for the
murders or actreaa Sharon Tate and SlX others lD
August 1969.
Maoaop, 45, baa said be will not attend tbe
parole bearing. He said the same thing last year
and then abowed up at the beanng m whlcb be wu
denied parole on the grounds be showed no re·
mone for the crimes.
Manaoo was accused of ordenng the lullings to
touch oil a ra~ war after whlcb be expected to
take power.
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VISA or
Maatereherge.
Reduced Fee tor moderate income persons.
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Hunger takes a villble toll on these younptera at a refuaee camp in
Thailand. About 950 of the feeble and underfed Cambocllans are so lick
that they have been crammed into a makeshift field boepital. lying on
straw mats. The biagest killers are malaria, malnutrition, dysentery and tuberculosis.
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Gold Luring
A New Breed
SACRAMENTO CAP> -Gold fever. Since
1849, the words have called to mind a pl"Olpector's
obseaaloo with the precious, elusive metal ancf bis
unflagging belief that be someday will find bia
fortune .
Now. with the world price of gold hovering
near $400 per ounce, ltlll another generation or
treasure seekers -some serious buslnelsmen.
some only recreational weekend e<>ld pannera -la
combing the Sierra foothills eut of~.
HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF men and
women have dug and dredged and panned the
gullies and atreambeda of California's Mother
Lode the past 130 years. But new people come
every year, and many still find gold.
Modem equipment has made the job euler -
enabling miners to work the sands and 1ravels
that the '49ers couldn't reach with pana and
shovels.
ln Gold Rush days, the best panner needed 10
days at 10 bounl a day to proc.a ooe cubic yard,
said Frank Sullivan of the Mother Lode Dive Shop
here.
NOW, UNDER GOOD OONIMTIONS. a dreda• with a 2~·incb diameter aacUon noasle can
process four cubic yards an hour lhrouab a sluice
box.
The long, narrow sluice bo:a., open at both
ends, has ridges on the b9ttom wb.lcb trap the cold
as the llghter materials 1lolb tbro\lab.
"Every day la an adventure," said Meigs
Bertolette. 37. who beean prospect.l.ng slx months
ago. ··Any minute you could become a miWonaire.
"There are guys wbo have pulled out several
pounds of gold ln a week," BertoletU added. "You
can find e pocket or crevice where everythiq'1
washed away except the cold and the mercury .. l'm having a great tlme W01'klnl."
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IN OIU& WOW. a ••d!of· Ii• bq•• Ul"mC•iDient for wtlle.
Tbe law foctida anyone taklnc
ID optOld bottle ot wine frqm a
restaurut.
But tbe director of the state
Department of Alcoholic
Bever.,e Con\rol, Baxter Rice,
Hyl. M 1upportl tbe "dollie
baa" ldea becauM lt woulcf fe.
rQove tbe temptation to ftsUb
tbe whole bottle before drivlni
home. ..
&ICE MID 81JCB a law would
, have to lndude wonti.ne to aet
aound UM! "open cmtainer" law
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alcoboUc bevera1e in a car
within reach of the occupanta.
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queried favors the idea -but be
dldn 't HY if be asked any
wait.en and wait.reaaes. Among
the tradWona of 1aatrooomy. un·
conaumed wine belonp to the
help.
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Fme Overturned
L.C., Irvine
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GHENT, Belgium (AP) -An appeals court
overturned a fine imposed on the archery club in
nearby Zaftelare, allowing Bellian aportamen to
return to a favorite paattime: firinl arrows into
boxea of rat.a perched on high poles.
Te.rdotc• <'•ldil ae <'••t ..
DEAR PAT: The automatic transmission on
my car needs to be repaired. The shop wbere J
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remove the transmission, take it apart and inspect
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1eat a teardown eattmate.
K;E., santa Ana
Yoa aboald ...-er ·~ .., ....._. ,..
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la& It, ...,.a.eta& parta tllat are waall7 •n•~
wlae'll • traumlsaloa la &a.ken a_part, aDd al.lo ,.was tllle traasmluloa back &oaeclaer m cue yoa
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He Smokes
'Pot' for '
His Eyes
WASHINGTON <AP>
-Robert Randall bas
smoked an estimated 21
pounds of marijuana in
three years -legally.
Randall, who suffers
from elaucoma and
believes smoldn1 pot
keeps b.la eyesight from
lett.ina worse, pleb up
his marijuana from the
government. The 31·
year-old Randall went to
court to set the marl·
Juaiia oo a prescription
from bit doctor.
The government
sponsors research to
rind out if marijuana
helps glaucoma pa-
tients. But Randall ls
belleved to be the only
"Person in the~country
ho has this particular
•nangement with tbe
government, the Na·
Uonal Organization for
tbe Reform of Mart·
Juana Laws said.
2 Appointed
SACRAMENTO <AP)
-A women's rights ac·
tivist and the part owner
of a planning and
engineering firm have
been appointed to the
South Coast Regional
Coutal Commission by
Aaaembl)' Speaker Leo
McCarthy. He named
Diane Abbitt, 35, of
Reaeda and Manuel
Orozco Jr., 40, of Pico
Rivera .
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YMnpan WGG tbe 19'19
Q9eea ot tbe Ammcu .Nw Beauty Paaeant. ftat would enttUe ber to
tlOO cub -if tbe
.,... .. had any mcmey.
· It , a1lo entlUea ber to tr1C to Jamaica .. the s .. m. -lf abe paJS
tbealrfare.
• Tbe pa1eant•1 pro-moten promt1ed tbe
'wtmm' cab and •aca-Uoa prisH. But M1.
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promlMll were only lktD
deep
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with the pa1eant that
tbe1 lost money oa it
and cOuld.-'t afford to
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The pa&eant WU beld
lD Dnie, f1a. Paaeant
. promoter Carl AlkertGD
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blm to~ tbe paceant
from Hollywood, Fla.,
wbere police promlled
to lDYOb an antl·nudlam
ontlnanee if the Paceant werebeld.
·•rm not 1oin1 to
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Way Found
To Rid City
Of Pigeons
PATrERSON (AP) -
Tb• plpoa popal&Uon
esplo1lon bere ma1
come to a balt IOaD U a
eit1 plan to feed tbe
blrda ltel'Wt)'·tDaUdDI corn wwb om, oftlcUdl
IQ. Clty llua1er Peter
11 llco•lcll 1atd be learnecl Of tbi sralD,
wblcb l1 fed OYer a
period of two weekl,
twice a ,..r, from tbe
UDlt.Cl Statee Humane
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••we made tbe declsion we bad
bad f1l(JllP," said Westhead of
the difference between halves.
'•Defense turned tbe game
around. We played defense and
didn't worry about scort.nc.
"It's a 1ood ai1n that the
Laken can come back and win w\th a defenalve. effort. not just bY •carinl a buneb ...
Willa Abdal.Jabbar sometimes plckinl blm up at ball court.
ll'ord mana";'J,uat two points ln the aeecild Even tbougb
they eoatinued to outrebound the
Laken ID the aecood balf, tbe
Kings Ud their lqgest weapon
taken away-the fut break.
SOMEWBiRE IN THE
transition, the Lakera got theirs
1oiDg. Jobmoa, taking eontrol ol
the point u tbe game wore on,
bad 14 polaU and •Ix uaiata In
tbe second half. ID tbe ftul 5:21,
be ... two auiatl, ODe block ad tllN6 '98'ea, lncludlnl ._ ...... ~.
//# .....
wn..re~ aoma to be some olPta !lire a..t, •• said tbe f.7
JOOlde. ''You've got to be patient
unW it c:omes to you. I WP fired up more la tbe aecoad half
because l ,... ~ of loslna. I
pt tntn e ud f1red up became
(See l.AKEU. Pap 92) JAMAAL WILKES HOLD8 TIE BAU. AWAY FROM KANSAS CITY'S SCOTT WEDMAN SlJNDAY NIGHT A! ntE FORUM.
O • .J.: Lee .Could Be What the Rains Need
Ferragamo Still Cona~red No. 1 Quarterback., Says Malavasi
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -Bob Lee could be
atartinl a new career this season while O.J .
SimptOD, a teammate from long ago, ia endi.DI one
of tbe 1reatett careers in National Football
Leape history.
"Sob la a good pla7er and be could be Just
wbat tbe Rama need -a veteran quarterback,"
SlmptOD ol the San Fr8Dciac:o 48era said Sunday. to. Aqeles alped the 33--year~ld Lee, former
backup man to Minnesota'• Fran Tarkentca~ two weas qo in an emeraeney. He came tbro"8b ID
relief for the Ram.II Sunday to help them beat the
49en26-~.
mg SA11S, WHO BA VEN'T L08'I' ln San ~ ... 11111. lmproved to 7-6 this 8'UO!l 8Dct remalQed tied wttb New Orleans for the NFC
West Jeed; \ ·•rve \leeil eom•na ln like that for • lcml . e:' DOUa Lee. wbo took ooly four warm·up
DUlel OD tM aidelinel after beiDi lold ~'4 be
takln& over fOf ltartlnl quarterback Vliitt 1'er·
rasamo. The 25-year-old Ferraaamo, ln bla second NFL
start, blt Wmdell · TJler OD a n -7ard pall play
early bl the l9CGDd ball to lend tbe ~ ~to
.., • tiiit co.eta a., llala•Ml tUrned.., Lee late ln
tbethlnl~ . ~vt.aee -W81D't bavtq that aood & daJ," lild Kalavul 'but added tbat he atW comlden
l'ertgamO .... No. t quarterb9ek..
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COMla a.er 817-. ubd wtdet. bo,rUlabama wU1
•o to If it lolell to Aabum Satur4a)' and m1llel out oa
tbe Sqar BOwl: 0 ft'1 not up to me, but lf •• can't beat
Aubura, l'djuat a 1ocm •t.7 bome and plow."
SeeeerP-S•~rc A• ........ ,.. • ..,_,.
LONDON -Lib Eltcn John. Brttllb rock ;s lln1er Rod Stewart ii a aoeeer fanatic.
Aecaatomed to •ln&ina before tbcMwanda ol fw, be jalned a north London part-ti.me aoeeer
team 8unda7 ID a mateb played in front ot a dozen ehllled
apeetatan. Ria team. tbe Hlabaate Bedwlnp, won 3-1.
Said Stewart. wbo-tried out for pro aoecer before bJa
raucom w&ce broqht b1m to pop stardom: .. Once you are oa
tbe plte:b JOU are Just a player like everyone elle."
One ol bll teammates added: .. To ua be ii Just an ord1nar7 bloke, wbo bappem to have earned an lneredible lot
olmODIJ."
A••-£etl6 8••• Oeer •laser.
Pboeals HlhteMd uptbe four."ay Jo&tam in the m Natioaal Bubtbllll Aaodatioa's Padftc Dlvllion .. A.I ... Adaaa· ,.... th.row with 55 Mecadl left
IH• tbe &ms an .., .. win Oft!" Portland Sunday
Dlpt. 1be Sum and Trail Blasen are tied for first place,
while Seattle and the Laken are Just one-half 1ame
bebiDd ... With Mat'41W ,...._ Pleint a balanced scorin1
attack, Mlhraukee slided put Golden Slate, 114-90. JobDICJD
led tbe Bueb With 20 points and,_.... Brtqemu added 17
for tbe Midwest DlTllloa leaden ... aa.Q Smltla acored 25
Points and "-7 Can matched bll career hiab with 21 u
Cleveland defeated New Jenv, l12-toa.
nton Wins Cup
llONTREAL (AP> -A toup
Edmonton defense and several
costly penalties agalnat the Mon·
treat Alouettes aave the
bkilDOI a 17.9 vietory and their
second comeeutlve Grey CUp in
the Canadian Football Leque
cbamptombip Sunday.
The usually bl1b·1cortn1
Eolmos mana1ed onl7 two
toQcbdowm -• ti-Jani.,...
plaJ from Tom WllkluoD to
Wad dell lmltb In tbe flr1t quart« 8Dd a .,yard 1trlke bJ
Wane llocm to Tom Scott in
CM tldrd quarter.
leDU'• t.a.eluktn eruecl a f.7 • ..,... IMd and tbeD lloaG
moved the Eskimos close
enough for a Dave Cutler 38-
yard field goal on the lut play
of the third quarter.
But the Eskimos st111 only
were etebt poinll in front 80iDI
into the fourth quart.er and the
Alouettea, led by l'UDll1na back
David Green, kept threatea.tna.
Time and aaalD, however, tbe All eltber .... ltoppec1 by the
ao-ealled Alberta Crude Edmon-
ton defmM or by penalUer. The Montreal errora were
capped wttb about two m•m•es
left-wben Kettll Babr ru beet
an Edmonton pant for wbat
could have been a touchdown.
NFL Standings
M11•• .. ••••e•cs ... flT.._,
WlDdl wrt too blO 8m_da,y to allow roeUt • nblcle drtvll' IUli aarne& to make u attempt at Naeb!Di UM 1peed of IOUDd at EdwUda A1r Foree
Bue. IJ:l four ~rioua nma 8arnU baa bpt la-cnulu bil IPMd to a top';/ a.ea mUes per ham .•. ..._ '1 w.-..a!lot aone-o"r-par'll to capture u int.D.atkloal
1011 tournameat bl Mlyuald, Japan by three stroke1 with a * ... Ta1wao'1 Ala,\!:8' woo a womea'1 toura.ameat in AtlUli, laJMID. Catb ,_ wu the top flnllber from tbe
U.8. lA thlrd place in the ~ enot .•. American Peter
laeMala abot a ftnal·round •to wiA tbe West Australia An· Dlvenary Open IOlf tounwneat . . • NeU Ir• eU took t.be
lead from at~ard PeCQ with a1ne Japa to IO and won t.be
Ari&ona NAPA 2=SO ltock car nee at Pboeldx tDternaUooal
Racewa,. Pet&.Y'• npt front Ure t.esu lolal flat en tbe Miit lap and be eloWecf down. ...., Mllille ~am.bed MeODd
••• BID ........... avera.-i uo.m mllM per boar to be.i
bla brother Dee 61 4.080 Mcoadl IA a rain ud eruh-marred 1port1 car race et UaJtona loteroatloaal Sptedway
•.• C8Mda'1 A.I.ala CM1t1111• wu .211 teeaodl abead ID the ftnt ftna1 llalom nm but fell tn tbe MC004. Id .. IAuJ Vaaaua aucceaive Vlct.orlM ID tbetwo-4Q' Swill portloD olt.be
world pro skllnl tour ha Sau l'ee, Swltserland. • .A
resolution which dlreetl American deleaatea to tbe lntM'sl•·
tional Amateur Atblet.lc Federatlcn to 1upport open competi-
tion amoaa amateun and prdealoaall In track an4·fteld wu
approved by the U.S. Athletic Conareaa lD Lu \'eau
. . . WIDle a..... the mlddlewetabt boxer who nffered severe bead Injuries in a bout Friday m,ht, remained ln
critical condition at a Bellevue ffolpttal ••. S. Bia-.,
the Wubingtoo Redakina' ltnlGf ulety, suffered.. ~en
rt1ht arm while tackllna Giantl' l'UDDinl back o.q .
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NFL P'OOTBALL: NY Jets •t Slattle. Announcen: Frank Gifford, How•rd Cosell •nd Fran
Tarkenton.
Neither team Is In the running far a plaYoff berttt but .. cti
has had Its moments of glory this season. Seattle Is tied with Oakland at 6-6 In the American C'.onference West Whlle the Jets are S..7 In the East. Jim Zorn threw fOf' 384 yards egelnst New Orleans last week H the Seahawks won, 36-24. The Jets lost to the Chlcaoo Bears. Seattle Is favored by six points.
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11 p.m. (9) -STANFORD FOOTBALL 7t -Hlghllghts of
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Laguna Youth
W1D8 Tennis Title
CINCINNATI (AP> -Top-
aeeded Jonathan Canter of
Beverly Hilla defeated Jimmy
Brown of Germantown, TelUl.,
6-3, 6-3, to wtn the sinates title
Sunday in the U.S. Tenn.ii N...
soclation Boys International
Prince Indoor Tennis Cbam-
plombips.
But Canter, who aJ.ao WU top.
seed in doubles witb Todd
. Witlken, Carmel, Ind., wu up-
ended b)' tbe No. 2-seeded team
of Riek Leach, Lapna Beach,
and 'nm Pawaat, Sant.a Ana, f.2, U,f.3.
Jog and Despair
Brad Van Pelt and John Mendenhall of the New York
Giants clasp hands an elation as Washington's Mark
Moseley s lumps to the ground after missing a field goal
m the fourth quarter Sunday. The Giants upset the
Redskins, 14-6
Fro• Pflfle 81
LAKERS EDGE KC. • •
I wanted this same ao bad."
The nrst half, he said, waa
more a matter of the Klnp play·
lna well than the Lakera playma
Grid Coach Out
LARAMIE, Wyo CAP>
Unaveratty of Wyomlni football
Coach 8111 Lewis was dis
charged Sunday following the
·eowboys' dismal 4·8 season and
season-ending 17 3 loss to New
Mexico Saturday rught
President Edward Jennings
announced he and Lewis
"mutually agreed" that Lewis
would at.ep aside as coach im·
mediately and take a position as
an alumni relat.tom apedaJiat..
poorly. '"They ll1ade n poiata.
You can't nm mueb wbell '°" have to take the ball out of
bound.a,·' be said.
Still, compared to the Kings,
the La.ken looked like they were
waUtlnl In the ftnt half. Kansas
City bad two and sometimes
even five playen back on de·
feoae before the Lakers were in
the attacking zone. Not until
J ohnson took charge in the
second half did the Lakers even
faintly resemble a running
team.
"I want the ball 10 the
stretch," be 1aJd. "When It
comes down to It, I want to be
there. I cet it and then here l come.'·
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in April, tt will be known aa the Babe Didribon
Zabariu Golf c.oune
THE covua 1H!&E designed by Billy Bell
and from tbe dwnpiomblp black tees, the dis·
tanee ia 1.213 yards with a 75.8 rating by the
Soutbena CaU.fornla Golf Auociatioo. Most &olfera
will probably play the white (6,28'1-70.7) or blue
(8,~'12.1) tees. The ladies tee is S,'95 yards and
ii r.ated 10.e.
To be more speetfic. there are el8bt lakes and
180 aand bankers (an avenge of 10 per bole> a.Iona
wttb a larp number of fully IJ"OWD trees that have
been transplant.eel on the course. All of tb1a adda
, . up to one ol the prettiest and moet cballeqLna
eounesaroaml ••we·n be able to 1et eoo playen out in a day'•
Ume fGr a t.oanwnent wbeu the DBW coune ii comp1et.ec1.•• Bopr •8J9 eatlnastatlcallJ ... w. can
l&ut two camplete lbot.pm .oe wb coarie ID the
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»IOl'llZa nA'ftJ'aB ot the cou.ne la an in·
dined nilwaJ Cflmlcular> that will be used to I
tiwpalt aolfCS, tklr dube and eledJtc Cuti
from tbe D1Dtb gteen aeveral bu:ndrecl feet up to the I
chlb or malD level wbere the ftrst and loth tees are 1
located.
· It ii one cf the belt new c0urses it bu been out
pleasure to play and Belan&er says club mem~"'-·
are eomiDC in from all over Southern Caltfo~
Green fees on week days are $8 and on weekends
$10.-
Jn addition to the two new golf courses. 17 ten·
Dia courts. an Olympic size swimming and diving
pool and one or the largest and most complete-
equestrian centen in the country are also well UD·
derway.
When the tennis complex is opened, another
well-mown Oranp County realdeot. Myron
McNamara. the ronner UC Irvine coach, will be
the bead pro. McNamara still makes bis reaicMnce
In the area a does Selanier. The plush chabbouaea include individual
abowen, a sauna, tteam and jacuul along with
other outatandlng features. A 110,000 square foot
eshibtt and conference center I.a also planned.
Tbe course I.a located a mile north of the
Pomona Freeway oe .UUSa Avenue. approximate-
ly six miles ea.st ol tbe 605 freeway. • • • •OBE TllAN TWO DOZEN members of the
Lad.lea ProfelDoa~ Golf Aaodfticm will be 1l1iDI
to Palm SPrino to plaJ in a beaeflt tourDaDMat at
llllalca SWs-tount.rJ Club Saalrdu. AJDODI t1'e
pla1•n eemi'Dltted to plaJ are Jud.J BantlD, ltatllJ Wllltwwtb. AmJ AleGU. Carol MaDD. Pam HiUif,11., Smldra Palmer ad Lama Baqta wttb
otben expected to Join the poap thll WMk. llODeJ cterh·ed from tbe pro-am, One-day nm wm be a1ec1 to launch tbe Daws a. FCllter
.cbOlarablp tmM1. Foster beJ,pid pit the LPf;lA tour
OD iOl4 pound wbeD be WU wWI I.be Colfate-
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Glaata keep the ~ent~ p. I.DI ud kick tbe beck out of the
I 11 wltb tbe 1tu1 on tbe b_elmets." -W11btn1ton
~arterback Joe Tllell•au. .rter tbe New Yotk Giants beat
t.M Rech.kins 14-t. The Olanta Pla1 Dali. next Sund•y.
_ .. 1t•s, I l\leSI, a arudre game,
bill tbe playoffs are more hnpor· tant, and we control' our own
cMltiD)'." -New Orleans
qaarterback Arellle ••Ublc.
alter tbe Saints beat Atlanta
3'1-t, avengln& ~ ••mtracle"
vlctoriea by the Falcona in the
tum1' previous three meeUocs.
I • ,J•We Just wanted to control the a.n aDd try to 1et dece,ot field
po11Uon. But it turned out to be
the bJaest play of the 1ame."
-Oakland quarterback Kem spa.1er, on an off-tackle play
teat 8-br a.aeD broke for 72
)'•rd.I. setttne up a TD in the
Raldera' 14-10 victory at Denver
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EAGLE STARS -Steve Van Horn (left) and Jeff Gasper
will return to lead Estancia High this season.
Pennsylva~ia No. I .
&igks, Steekrs in ~irst Place
c.r-•4el••r
Coach Jack Errion '1 Sea
Kln11 boast three returning
starters in •l Rich Klndorf, M
Mark Spinn and 8·5 Shawn
Ahearn.
Klndorf avera&ed 11.B points u
a Junior, Spinn avera1ed 11.3
points ln the playoff• and
Ahearn WU in double filUf'eS for
the aeuoo at U .5 per same. ·
Gres c.ole ii COOlldered a fine
proapect at suard and the Sea
Kln11 have St. Paul Hilb
tramfer Steve Moore In the fold.
Moore, 6-3, 178 pounds, was an
All·Anaelua Leasue choice u a
freshman and IC>Pbomore befon tranaferriq.
SaYI Errion: ··we aeem to be
reuonably IOlld at all posltiom.
I have to feel KlDdorf will be a
major fact« In bow we do, plua
Cole wW have to run tbe &eem.
Wltb lmpnrioement from Abeam
and development by Spinn. we
have potentlal."
Matt Van 5aeenhuyae, a •11et.
term an, 8-3 John J anuen. tr5
Jeff Pries and 1-3 Alan Lynch all n1ure to eab•nce tbe Sea KJnp.
1ame.
Othen In tbe vanity picture
include 5-9 Cliff Davis, M PauJ
Glllebaard and 8 ·2 Kevin Harney.
·'We're goi.q to need COlltriba-
Uona from everybody every
nl&bt," N)"I the veteran coecb.
"We don't have any Dave
Koeblen or Cbria Jobmtooa to
fall baclt on."
.... .et.
Steve Vu Born, a •5 flrat
team All-CIF aeleclton as a
JU.Dior, ii a year older and year
1trooaer. which means nothing
but bad news for eYeryone in the
Sea View League.
As a junior Van Horn
averaged 21.3 poinu a game and
scored 20 points or more 18
times.
Add a deluxe Cuard like Tim
Krohnfeldt, a &e<:ODd team all·
leape choice u a Junior, and
football star Tony Camp <M.
210), and you have the nucleus ol
another title team.
Senion Bob Rleden (1-1), Rick
Riley (8-5) and gent Smltb <8-0>
fl&ure to be In the Easies· start·
ln& lineup with Van Horn and
Krobnteldt u lone u Camp and Bob Larimer <•l> are busy with
the cbampiomhlp football team
ln the CIF playotr1.
But u atronc M tbe ftnWiDe
look ii at F.staneta, the Eqles
have a bench that CCllUld make
tbe difference, aecordillc to
Coach Larry SaadermaD
Amcac bil II.able are J..,...
Brad Elll1ood <S·lU, .Jim
JACKEAAION
Sampson (8·1>. senior Bill
Rlcbardl <l-3), aopbomores .Jeff
Gardner (5-7> and Randy ntt
(8·2> and aemon <llarlle Spicer
<5-11) and Greg HaUleoek (5-10>.
"We'll be nmmnc a moUon of.
fenae, lboot people lnto the porat
and &eave them at Umes and
open it up a bit with a fast
break,·· aaya Sunderman.
C•••••a. The Muatan1• bave • new coach and a new aystem. and
they an without two of the most
Important cop to tbetr pme
due to the fad Costa Mesa's
pua-nm combination ot Bill Lux
and Dan Bauer baa propelled the
M uatano lato the second rowd
of tbe CIFfootball playoffs.
But with time, the Mesans. un·
der <:oacb nm Panel, are ex-
pected to bJend into a team to be
reckoned wltb behind aecond·
team all-lea1ue aeleetioo Steve Lus.
Steve Lux , B1ll's brother.
averqed 12.5 potnts a pme as a
junior. A 6-0 guard, be typtfies
Meaa'a same -IOOd sbno«in1.
but not a lot ol beilbt
Bauer b a 5-111\W'd. Bill Lux
a 6-1 forward. others expected
to help lD Panel's three·forward
offense a.re 1-1 forward Boger
Lackey and 8·3 sophomore
forward Ken Bardsley.
John Richard.son and Greg
Wood. 5-9 se!UOn, supply guard
depth with the balance of the
squad including \!ark Jarv1s
(6·0>. Ian Temple t6·31 , Jeff
MacLean <6-3) and 6-4 Dane
Schmldl, who bas bi&b jumped
6·8, but Jacka playln1 ex·
perte.oce.
l.A>S Alamitos
Season Nears
The $25,000-added lnaupraJ
Hand.leap will hlahhsbt operung
da~ action for lbe upcoming
Horsemen's Quarter Horse Rac-
ine Auociabon winter meeting
at Loi Alamito6 Race Track
The HQJIRA aeaaoo nma from
Fricb.y, Dec. 7 tbroqb Feb. 12
<51 rad.DC dates).
AfterDooo ractq <with a 12: 45
p.m. post time) will be featured
from openin1 day throulh Dec.
2S with tbe action switcbt%g un·
der tbe llpts Chrt.atmu night
unut tbe cliosiq nlcbt
The lnaupral HandJcap will
be contested ov..,. aso yards.
Nomtnattam for the ,.ce dose wedDeld.,.
Lower aUto service pi1c11t
10% o8 on GI llmmnl1 .. 0fl repalrL
flO 09. on al 11.-nl-•IDn ••a
Orange COuntv'• lar~ ~
and molt complete auto-
mottVe tTaNmlalon 18Moe •
• ,... .. •nat•
•flMroadtMtl
• Pick-up • dellVetY
on.. OOod""' ~ 30. i079
. • • Alao available are Brian Peur.;
runi <6·0) and Costa RicaO:
Marco Ji~ (S-(9). : .
11•1.,er•lt• .
With six players with varsityt
experaence and the optlon o~
fleldmg a 6-7, M. 6-5 front line.:
Coach Doui Sorey'a Trojans•
have potenual to diarupt the:
Eatancia·Coron a del Mar:
stranglehold. !
And there is depth at tJntversi-:
ty · Tve never had aa much:
depth as I have now," says:
Sorey ... It's a 01ce situation.:
We'll nm a passing same wt1h a•
low and high poet and eo mosuy:
w1th man-to-man defense. :
Tm anxiou.a to play Corona:
del Mar and Estanc 1a. I thin.It:
we're a lot IJ)Ore competitive:
th11 year ·· :
Returrung varsity players m-:
elude guards Marty Brylski;
<5·111 and Brian AIU.On <8-0>.;
and forward Steve Tbompsol"l\
<6 2 >. all certain starters. l
Others vying for the remain~
lnl startlng berths are 6-S Tim!
McLaughhn, 6-3 Darrell Moeley;
and 6·3 B1ll Tosheff t6·31. •
Al.o in the p1cture are 6·7 To~
Honeycutt. 6-5 sophomore Brad·
Guess. 6-3 Rod Allgood and 6-0
Landsey Monroe
Mah met Kaya ran. a 6 -2\
transfer from Turkey. rounds.
put Sorey's squad
lrl'fa~
They've lost Jim Rudy, who,
transferred to El Modena High,;
but the Vaqueros of Coach AJ·
HerTUllf ban three returning!
lettermen and four transfers to· bolster &heir at.lack ·
Bob FOrtnger. a 5·10 JWUOr, lS
destined to run the offense at:
pomt guard with several slated·
for heavy duty up front.
Among starting candidates
are 6-4 J3m Weise. football star
Dale T empleton (6 2>. Roby
8 rad bury 1 S 101, 6 2 Greg
Harris, 6-2 M1ke Livsey , 6·1
Greg Wooden <John's grandson J
and S 9 Tracy Simon, a transfer
out of New York.
··we·r~ a little faster and
stronger than last year's team.··
says Herting "But it's a tough·
leacue. i don't know al we're
capable ol playinc with the top'
teams at .this point. Forincer is:
the ket 'to maldnc our offense: io. We have depth and I hope to: playel~onineguys." :
Others lo the Irvine stable in-:
ch~de D,n Williams (6·1), Eric~
Anderson (6·3>. Richard•
Wlabney tS-11). Drew Varos:
(5-11), Kelvin Jones <5·10) and~ Soloman Yang (6-2). •
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Predators • • .,, --------.. ---~-----ir Weill Opera a Refteetioa. I ::ffe.ff::5:.:: I ,,..::;:;.···~~ .,
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Tonight
"The Predators," a
one·bour apeclal on
wlldllf•. examines the •lllmal ldqdom 'a pre-'t!~oua be1aD.ce between
p~edatora and prey toOl&ht at a:ao on both ClbQ.e1 28 and Channe)
50.
Hosted and narrated bt environmentalist en~
~iut Robert Redford,
ti., program focuses on
the ecolo&ical systems ol'the remaining wilder-
ne11 areas of North
America
Filed over a period of
I~ 7ean in 25 stat.ea, 1"),'be Predators'' follows
bobcata, osprey, grizzly
been and bald eagles,
amoa1 other en-
dancered species, in
their natural habltata.
The program moves
from the snowy peaks of
Alaska to tbe awampe of
Loulalana.
A ledlaD of the p~ cram revie'ft efforts to ,..,. some 1pecies from
uUnction. The whoop.
tac crane, the prona·
bg,m, Jbe buffalo, tbe
brown pelican and the cleaert blaborn are
•IDCGI tbe llumeroua en-
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fiom CCIDMl'Yatloailta.
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NEW YORK (AP) -"I don't think
Kurt Weill ever dreamed be would end
up at the Met." aayd Lotte Leoya, who
ouabt to know. "At the City Opera, yes.
but to get into the bob' Metropolitan!"
Miaa Len.ya, the noted 1iqer and ac-
treu, abo la the widow of tbe German-
born composer whose 1rand opera,
.. Rise And Fall of the City ol Mabagon-
ny" la beinC seen at the Metropolitan
Opera. 1be production will be televbed
Tuesday by staUona lo the Public
Broadcasting Service network as part
of the "Live From The Met" aeries.
<Channel 28 8:30 p.m.)
THE UBRETl'O, BY Bertolt Brecht,
ls a bttter parable of corrupt society in
which three cte1eneratea set up a new
city where every vice is tolerated and
the only crime puniabable by death is to
be penniless.
When the opera was first staged, in
Leipzig in 1930, many critics took it as a
commentary on the decadence of post-
World War I German society -or of
capitalist America. But might it oot
seem dated today?
Mlu Lenya'a eyebrows rose at the
SUllestiOD.
..LOOK WHAT'S happening ln tb1a
country," she said. "Inflation, bribery,
corruption -those things aren't likely
to go away aooo. We 1Wl seem to be
beaded for disuter." In view ol the opera's grtm themes,
Kiss Lenya Hid in an interview, both
collaborators had a 1urpriaiq)y jolly
Ume compostq it.
"They bad more fan than you can lm·
acint," 1be aald. ..Kart went to
Brecht'• apartment, they bad a Utt.le
piano there. The)' never bad an aqu-
ment the whole time, they worked
beautifWly tocetber."
political." Mi.la Lenya said. "Weill aaicl.
'I don't want to compose Karl Marx. I
want to make music.'••
And that be continued to do, ~
the lut 15 yean of bl.I Ute in tbe U
Stain, wrttinc 1corea for Broadwa1 abowa. One al tboee, "Street Scene,•• re-
cently proved tremenclC>ualy popular in
a revival by the New Yorlt City Opera.
Just a abort walk acroea Lincoln Center
from the llet. Next •Pl'inl. the City
Opera will stage another Weill work.
"The Silver Lake," written while he
was sun in Germany
"WRY TllERE JS such a rnlval of
bis works, I can't tell you, but I'm de-
lighted," Miu Lenya said. "Of course
bis music bas always been popular. But
if you take a SOD& u famous as 'Sep-
tember Soog,' only one out ol 98 people
will know that he wrote it."
During the weeks of rehearsal at the
Met, Miss Len.Ya wu in comtant atten· dance, her opinions and suggestions fre-
quenUy sought by producer John Dex·
ter. And not simply out of courtesy -
Miu Leoya herself starred in a Bertin
production of "Mahagoony" in cabaret
style, given shortly after the work's pre-
miere.
"In Leip'Zig, the singers cooldn't act.
In Berlin. we could, but that production
didn't do justice to Kurt's orchestra."
sbe said. ''They bad to change the vocal
parts because we were not opera
singers. I simply didn't have the voice
that IOPf'aDO Teresa Strata doel."
Ml.88 STllATAS PLAYS Jenny, the
protUtut.e whole heart ll definitely not
Sequel Planned
HOLLYWOOD (AP ) -
Geor1e Burns will •lain play
the UUe role In "Ob, God!
Ob, God," the comedy sequel
to "Oh, God! .. Gilbert Oat.ea
wl1I produce and direct from
a 1creenplay bJ JOlb Green-
feld.
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the Widow Becbiet. barttane Oanel1
llacNeil a TriD.tt1 MOMS and tenor
Rapar Ulfun1 u Fatty UM Boot·
keeper .
"I Mt there in awe ol aD al ~ ••
lllaa ~· aatd ... I baYeD't beard
'Mahqoday' like this in 50 ran· 1heb'
muaicianabip -there'• no«Nnc to com-pare.
"FOi' three weeb I've been walld.na
on clouds," abe said. "These bave been
mY happiest few ween in a 1oq time.··
Imprint Observed
HOLLYWOOD <AP> -The cement
squares in front of a Hollywood
Boulevard theater enshrine such prints
as Al Jolson'• knees and Jimmy
Durate's nose have gained another
famous entertainment outltne: George
Bu.ma' ctgar.
The 83-year~ld act.or-comedian also
left tbe tradiUonal impressions of bis
banda and feet in the cement Sunday,
nezt to the 1quare slsned by the late
comedian Jack Benny, who was a
friend. -
"I amoke 10 to 15 cigars a day,"
Buru told the crowd outaide Yann'a
Chine Tbeatre.
With hll arm.a around actreuea Dorta
Stevena and Kimberly Bos, be aald, "At
my a,e, I have to bold on to
IOmetbiDC."
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Top singers Ike Lena Home pay a llJnef\A lnbute to the songs
d Alan Jay Lerner in the hfsi ~ a seven.patl salute to
Amencas greatesl lyflCJSIS Don t 1T11SS a beat'
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BOLB OOK FINISHED WOU ON ''Natural
Enemiel" more than a year a10. He made three
televiakm rum1 alnce Ulen and even aalled to
Hawali to 1et it out of hla ayatem.
Brewery Stops
Backing ~wis
SEATn.E, Wash. (AP) -Olympia beer IQ'I
it 11 angry at Jerry Lewis for endoralna a com-
petitor's beer. So Olympia qya it bu withdrawn
sponsorship of Lewis telethooa for tb~ Muscular
Dy1tropby A.asoctatioa.
''1bat 11 the t.banb Olympia distributors and
employees get for five yean efforta," company
preatdedt Rick Schmidt said to a letter to
employees and distributors of the Tumwater,
Wash., brewery. ''Tbatis unaeceptable."
IN THE LE1TE•, SC BMIJ}'I' CAU.lm at-
tention to Lewis' endorsement of Anbeuaer-
Busch 'a Budweiser beer during the moat recent
telelhoo. Schmidt 1aid Lewis called 8udweiser bi.a
brand ol beer and "the best."
Schmidt said bis action was aimed al Lewis,
not the Muscular Dystrophy AMociation, and said
Olympia and i.ta employees "will continue to sup-
port" the charity.
BOWBWD. RE SAID BE BAS resiened u
vice praident ol the uaoclation to aYOid embar-
rauiq tbe oqanlution.
He Aid Olympia spent "to tbe lix t'lgurel" to
apomor Lewis teletboGS the past five yean, belp-toe to raiM more Ulan $Z millioa for the fl&bt
aeainlt muscular dystrophy.
•'We think the Muscular 1>)'strophy A.asoeia·
tion ls a fine oqanizatioa wttb some ereat people
workin& for a sreat cause," aald Schm.ldl.
AS fOI& RD.INGI CW~
RolbiOOlr Mid be beU••• modern 1Ue II a coa-tr.I~ t.etor. Tallr.tq about tt wu mOC10 to &tt blm ADll'J.
''Tlliln°• • ~ tbele daJI that JOU cloa't eoat:• Niel 1161.,.._, bll \'06ee rtatq,,o•you ...
UWlil lib Tbne llU. b1ud Ind realLie Jour lUe
11 iD tbe ..... of peopa. wbo wt11 "* ~ up
the wartc1 for an atn dollar. Wbo wW '1ll ~ aDd
me for a mra back. You'" IOt to feel pntt7 lm·
potent. You've tot to want to aeream.
''Tbat'I what Three Mile lalaDd aaAd to me. It
nld. 'Holbrook. you're oothlD'. Uthey want to tW
you to make a buck. tbey'r. IGIDI to do It. No oae ut9d me tt I want air CODCllticlD1q and teleYtlioD
enoutb to rtlk my life and tbe llYel ot IQY chUdra.
I don't, .. be 11.ld, lboul1na and pouncttaa a table
with bll fJ.ll.
... WllL GIVE UP TELEVISION ln a mlnWI.
I'll find another Job. I'm an actor, and I'll 11•e up
air coadlUoalq," be aaid. "1bat wW cut down on
a lot of eneray.
"U tbe prealdeot wants tbe amwer from one
citizen, I'm 11.tna it," •Ud Holbrook. "Now, be
1hould ask aome odler people and ma,be be'll be
1urpriled bow many aay wbat I aald. BecaUM
nobody's aak1na ua U we want to die.
"There, aee bow an1ry I pt."
BJ TM Auodated Presa
The followlnl are Billboard's bot record hlts
for the week endina Dec. 1 aa tbey appear in Uua week 'a iaaueof Billboard maeuioe.
BOT SINGLES
1. "No More Tears" Barbra Streisand & Don-
na Summer <Columbia-Casablanca l
2. "Babe" Styx <A&M >
3. "Still" Commodores <Motown>
4. "Please Don't Go" K.C. & The Sunshine
Band (TIC)
S. "Heart.ache Tonight" Eagles <Asylum >
6. "Escape" Rupert Holmes <Inftnity>
7. "Send One Your Love" Stevie Wonder
<TamlaJ
8. "Dim All The Ll&hts" Donna Summer
<Casa blanc a >
9. "Ships" Barry M anilow (Arial.a>
10. "PopMuzit"M CSlre>
TOP LPI
l. "The Long Run" Eagles (Asylum>
2. "On The Radio -Greatest Hita. Volumes
One & Two'' Donna Summer <Casablanca)
3. "In T'hroQlb The Out Door" Led Zeppelin (Swan Song)
4. '"l\ak" Fleetwood Mac <Warner Broe.)
5. "Journey Through The Secret Life Of
Plants" Stevie Wonder <Tamla>
6. "Rise" Herb Alpert <A&M>
7. "Cornerstone" Styx <A&M>
8. "Wet" Barbra Streisand <Columbia>
9. "One Voice" Barry Manllow <A.rust.a)
10. "Greatest" Bee Gees <RSO>
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MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY
"APOCALYPSE NOW" CR>
"AND JUSTICE FOR ALL" CR>
"FIDDLER ON THE ROOF " (PG)
"10" (R)
"STARTING OVER" CR)
"RUNNING" (PG)
STRDIUm 5s c:Reen
G3g·7B60 Dr11VE·l n
"10"
•FRISCO tao• (R)
"WHEN A STRANGER CAUS· (R)
·THE LfTTI.E GIRl WHO LIVEO DOWN THE LANE"'
r . 7119 Board family, from left, Jo, Michele, Bob and Richard
.A:dOption
t Q:Jup/es wait as long as five years to adopt an infant. The wait
. often whittles down their patience, and they sometimes choose
private adoption through the 'Grey Market. '
' BY.JOBI. C.1JON at•Dllltr ..........
Tbe odds wen in Bob and Jo Board's
OI' .... u., edopted two cbllc1ten
UmnlO~~ ~· ...,_ tb8-H• Beach cou·
1
follbotied in tbe a on proceu
• •t "much diftet'ent from those any
:: · famUymlihtcotbroQlbtodu. : Tale d.llference ay. however. la ~. time t:· •• !: ••CBAaD, NOW lS, arrlvcid as an in· !: fant in about 11 montha. And U·year.,old
•: Michele waa ado~ privately less than
:• three days after ahe was born. :.! Potential adoptive parents can count
, • :: on a 3-to 5-year waiting period for an
:: l lnlant arranaed through an adoption
~' qeney. ~ : • But for many prospective adoptive
•• : parents. aoclal workers admit the wait f: is closer to ftve years.
That's aften too Ioa1 for eome couples
who've already experienced a few mJ.I..
carriages and others wbo have been
diagnosed aa havl~ an lnfertillty
problem, a broad-baaed medical term
which could be just a symptom or a
psychological monkey wrench thrown ln-
to tbe couple's deslre to conceiveacbild.
.. , TELL FAMILIES if you really
want a young child, It'• worth the
wait." says Sharon Kaplan, a social
worker for Children 'a Home Society
<CHS> and 20-year veteran or adoption services.
Jn addition to CHS, a private, non-
profit agency. adoptions in Orange
County are available through the
Department of Social Services of the
county Human Services Agency and Ho-
ly Family Services (private).
Most couples -and sinele persons -
prefer to adopt i.nf'ants or toddlers, un
that lh1y liked teWn1 stories at nlcbt
more than watcblnc TV.
Some parents liked tellina ltortet 10
mueb that they be1an teWD1 tbem to.
each other. 'Ibey be1an formJns a little
'10UPt to tell and U.ten to Jtori•.
der S years old.
Nationally, however. the most abun·
dant type of child avaJlable ror adopt.ion
ta a black male, more than 10 years o)d,
Mrs. Kaplan not.ea.
THAT'S ALSO THE moat difficult
type of child to place, abe adds. The
easiest type or child to place is a white
baby girl.
Ir couples can 'l bear a poteatiaJ flve-
ye a r wait, they could be offered a
speedier adoption or a "si>eciaJ needs"
child with physical and/or emotional
handicaps.
There are special adoption agencies
catering to ethnic groups and special
needs children such as Aid to Adoption
or Special Kids. Open Door Society and
OU RS (for Korean and Korean ·
American>.
',I
·4~, ., · :\_, \p •l0l9' ~ •• G •
moved to 10Uthern Louisiana.
W a1ler, wbo baa a Wl1conaln
Humanities Council rrant to travel the
state collectinl folklore for a planned
antholol)'. a1IO bh worked at in·sen1ce
trainiag aemiaar'I to help teachen de-~lop Morytelliq ~Uel. •
'Ram · by Charles Perry at Town Center
Sculpture Gardens
By JUDITH OLSON
Of-Dejfy .......... "
It's no secret that Onnge Coun·
ty ls unfolding wcely as a place of
culture. There are new tbeaten.
a rt gallenes and m uaic balls
already here and in the works.
And. there are growing cqllee-
ttona of "public art,·· or massive
sculpture, dotted he re and there.
Wby not pack a p1cn1c ooe of
these crisp fall afternoons and
make an adventuie out of seem&
the art works this a.rea baa to ol-
rer?
Start with the Newport HartJor
Art Museum. There are 11x
sculptures, both in the museum's
permanent collection and on lon1-
term loan, by artists such as Tony
DeLap. Fletcher Benton, John
Muon and M.lchael Todd.
The works are made ol wood,
bronze, ceramic. st.eel and com-
binationa ol tbe&e elements and
are round both in the ••try
court and back sculpture carden.
Then, journey to the campus of
the University or California .
Irvine. With a little searching,
after parking 10 lot 18. you can
rind the school's sole work. an un-
titled wort by Maury Baden. a
Canadian wbo lives on Vancouver
Island
It 's a red environmenta l
sculpture wtuc'h deals with ··com
merc1al. mdustnal equipment JUX·
taposed 1n a natural environ ment ..
Then. travel to South Coast
Plaza's Town Center fOT a look al
CharlesO Pel'T)''s'"Ra m,"asu-ton
20 root steel sculpture painted
bnght yellow.
The work 1s located between
South Coast Plaza Hotel and the
lmpenaJ Bank Building and is a
g1ft from Henry Segerstrom to tbe
,people of Onmge County.
While you're there, peek inside
the bank ~by to see Doug Edge's
'"Constructivist Pagoda," a 14-foot
mirrored plexiglass sculpture
which Edge aays "attempts to fmd
a common ground betweel\
Eastern and Western thought ...
Then pack younelf back into
your car and travel to the ca.ui~
of California State Univenttrt
Lons Beach, for a Joe* at the .q
works scattered throupout the campus.
Ir you'""e ambitious, there's one
more atop-California Stat•
Umvenrty, Fullerton, where there
are three.
Then circle your calendar ror
another sculpture date next year.
The Newport Harbor Art Museun1
has purchased a massive, impor:
t,ant brick and metal work by
Lauren Madsen which will be in·
sta lled outside on a wall in January
There 1s more to come Ill
Orange County Henry Segerstrom
plans to add additional works to
baa garden. Pacific Mutual hu
committed 11.&elf to begm a publio
collection and the lrvme Compan)i
1s wa!ting for perDUBsion to eitend
the art museum's garden in it
Civic Plaza bebmd the presen(
pavUion
< .
JOftlY!J. •epea•11tJe. •lteea1tll aad :=••t. "IMI& 1M1 .._,.. a MIC u ..
11!11-H--· •• .w .. , 1'M1 .... -..... Md ...... ....,. .. ., ...
)11. Mae~iaald aoted t at t.lat fo.ar --=..---tobilw• ..... -rn. a.u.-.• colOr aDd w aa111t
MW •111u II a "m•t .. for a All:C.1111111
... .._. ~ WOlll)llD.
·~ clftwi•e tlehrMD 8 MCNt.ar7 lD I poq .... PUll'llt ud mteutlff lD • ~-iltbl.,., tbly ....... abe l&ld.
... DIJ'llAmD) It tM prclf .. ioaal woman •"IDJdll't bl a t.rend·Mttu" and
Uoald...,.. wear puta. ·
• noommen41 '*1lDI a bulc wardrobe ol OM all·WMt.MI' coal, one att.rt.d autt, oae
or two eddSUaaal blutr1, 12 bloulet and
tbree akirtl.
Ao4 U. allo advocatN "•taylnl away from perf'wne" 1n th• offtce.
BY KNOWING tM proper wardrobe c:olol"I
to wear a womu cuta down on lboPDlDI tJme
and endl uP with a clolet ruJl ol -weirable
clotba, lln. Keller noted.
WOID4n abouldn't depend on the fublon ln·
duatry to tell them what co&ol"I to wear
beca\lle ''the fublon lnduat.r)' la only ln·
tere1ted ln ,.Ui.nl your money.
''They dellp clothes for women who are e leet tall and welsh 1.20 pounds."
-
I .. •,..,. ol an aaid baw olDld a.boat ~~.:.sac:.-:..~ ~~:J ....., .. ,.,. ... ..,. ... aad Coa,14
ae.tr l&a1 wtUl Df ol tMm. I jail ao.. food,
ud I .... JOG mJtllt A1 I am not a dbct»llMd ,.._. l allo ut wbeD I'm w wom, ad· wttll n .. lddl u.r.•1 a lot to be oenoua about tbtM daf 1.
Wlll ,ou pleue ftDd oat u mucb u JOU can
about tbll operaUoa? I Died to know If lt l» l•tlUmate, or JU1t a aeuatlonal pleee of
JournaUim tD Mil newwpi"pen. TbanU a tot. -
'rRUSTING YOU
Db& ftUITING: 'fte 1, ..._ ,_ an
taWq abo.a .. caJIM a pllrlc ttJpea TM
.. , ........ .,, part ., ....... .a ...
da ... -IU&dMe. 'nil ......... a...a .,
rooau.,.,...eueat.
U JOG leoll aromd 7oa mltM a.I • Meter
WM wtD apee to • W. 41119naa.. Ml a ftn&-
dHI Hr&eoa wealO'& &e.da ,.. wl~ a
7arUakk beeaw JM an M& a..,. ealldWa&e.
To flulllY for W. Arlkal ,...,...,.. 1• .-.W .e ..._ 4' 7eara ti a,. ... at leu& US
poud1 onrwel1lilc. Yo• are HttlMr. Tiile
IHtrk bJpua allo&l4. Mt ~ ..,_Id wtda dae
lll&ea&IMJ bfpau, wlfeta WU 9C9 ... ~ Rf·
1teal alMl"u&be for .. tty. 1'18 ....,.u.. re·
1al&H • IOIH lton1d1a Diie tfteda -llftr
dama,., ~ .._ ... ,....._. dlar·
rbea. Woald )'M beU.n, w ..._, an .UU
perform.lal Wt operaU. 111eea-t& pndw1
.............. 1 .... ,... .... ..., .........
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DP.Alt ANN LANDERS: I wu ftl'7 dlaap-
poun.d wbm JOU told tbat woma to eoaaider court adioia Jalt b9eauae ber buabend broke ber
Jaw and lalo*..t out a f .. of blr t.th. Bl! deal. Hewu worried about btr bee1 ... abedlda t
come llome from ber motblr'a UDtlJ 11 (half
an bour lade>, wb.lcb prov• be rftlly can.
about be:r. l lmow about aueh tb.lno. E•ery now ud tbm my Jimmy &iv• me a a6lner or yab
a b&Ddt\al of balr out of my bead, but J nallu be
don tbeM tb.iDp only became be loves me. U
be didn't care. be wouldn't aet 10 mad.
Some DeOOle are better than otben at COD· trollinC tbelr tempera. lly Jimmy la lrt.sb, and
I accept b1I UWe abortcom1np u IOl"l of an
ethnic trait and I &ove bim ln spite of them.
After all, nobody'• perfect -AN
UNDERSTANDING WIFE
DEAS WIFE: U ll'• Oil wttla ,_.I&'• OK
wtut -· S. I Mipe JH Illa• • 18& el llaa.lr &e spare plaa a ftf'J ClO•petem OJ¥1ilabdtlllt la cue,_, lla•J nptares aome .._. Yeaela
la JOU eye. ud YH Med ~a&ed eare . .. . .
Holiday Grooming •• .Adopdon
C la for a calendar of beauty
coutfnfls in preparation for the
bollctaya. 'Tia a Jolly season, but
&.tine can set in as shopping, wrap-
ping.: writing, cleanin1, cook1q and
clecoraUng take over Enjoy the
festiYities by setting aside time each
day (or personal arooming
H is tor hair. Il a cut or trim and
body· permanent or cooclitionln& are
.in order, do It early, before the
aeuonal ruab. Vigorous brushing
ctatlJ stimulates the scalp, dis-
tribuieis oil and keeps hair shiny.
~poo hair when needed. worldJ\I
ip UUCk rlch lather twice and rlnaini
thoroughly A creme rinse or coodi·
tioner bl1pe keep hair soft, managea·
l)le
'a 18 FOil A RADIANT face, the
result ol a daily soapsuds treatm~t
roUowed by any apecial applicatkm
suitable for lndh1dua1 •'kin types. Ua-
tpa flbOJUJll. smooth suds up cbeeb
ftom :ChlnUne. acrou forebeM from
brldO ol DOM, down and out along ooee. ;Consider the neck as part of the
face, 'advises tbe Soap and Detergent
Aasoct.uoo. and always UM upwanl ro•a=: moUooa wbile wuhina and .
I is Joe impeccable dress. Line up
clothm and accessories and make
sure all are clean, in good repair and
ready to IO at a moment'• notice.
Sis for smooth akin. While bathin&
or tald.ag a shower, use a bruab to
work iuday lather into elbows, knees,
heels. Thla l006ena flaky akin, cleans
pores and .Umulates natural lubri-
cants. For an added smoothness, ap-
ply a body moisturizer.
T IS FOR TIRED feet. Wbat every
shopper needs is a warm, sudsy fool·
bath to relieve tension and ease foot
aches. 1bia is a good time to write
carrui. wrap gilbl or just relax.
M is for manicured bands. With all
the cleanlnl, cooking and making of
decorations, band11 can suffer. Wub
bands frequenUy, eapeci&lly when
handling food. Push back cuticles
while dryln& and apply lotion
liberally.
Frequent manlcuret ready hands
for holiday activities. Use an emery
board to abepe nails. Soak fingertips
in warm, sudsy water to aorten
cuticles. Then use manicure tooia to
clean and trim, buff and apply
polish.
A 18 FOB AN AGWW look that
comes from the aplrtt of the aeuon
and is enhanced by including self·
care with all other holiday prepare·
tiona
S is for aound sleep. Select a cut-off
time before becomin& too tired to
function effectively. Clean sheets,
comfortable and pretty sleepwear.
and a relaxing tub bath prior to goin&
to bed may oat in.sure vision.a of sug-
ar plums but will help you enjoy a
well deserved and luxurious slumber.
{ __ u_o_r_o_•_c_op_e _ __,)
T11ESDAY, NOVB•BD 21
BJ ftDNJ:Y OMAU
••• Olar. 21-Apr. 19): Your e•e>q6oa tend to bold away over
lc>Oc . .J"lnd outlet for feelinp -your
... 1utttJ to public need.a la IOin8 to m-~
'l'AtlaW <Apr. 20-llay 20>: Em·
pla7ui,:.OD a;pamion. IOClal adivtty.
rotDiapUc llll.erlude. O•mlDl. s.,it.
tal'IUI PlllOM ftlure promhwdlJ.
Wbat Hemed GUHl·rueh GOUid be
cloMr dim atldpated.
CSlllNI <'87. 11.JDM 30): You
.. pto+-1Ul ·MeOad ehwe" to
recttfJ fHt _errot1. t\qUUIH. TaVDS. BeOrpto aatl•tt ~ a, ..... 0. wbo '"pulla atrt.q1•• could
bleome a ally.
CANCD <Jane 2:1.J~ 8): W-. commualcate~pd>I~ ~ -,... .... ~imo--.. o..tm. ~ .._.rt. Pl',_ prcwa•nrtb'. Y• a.rD .._.
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UBli (Sept. ~Oct. 22): Accent
on bow you 10 about lmprovln1
aervices, corr~Ung errors, "invest·
in&" ln talenta, relaUonabips. Emo-
tions are very much involved -com·
mltmeat la made.
8COBPIO <Oct. 23·Nov. 21>: Lunar
aapect coincides now with affair of
heart, speculation, children, swift
chan1es and a variety of aenuuooa.
You can c:omolete a11lnment -Arlu, Ubra native.a fi1ure prom·
lnently.
MOnTAIUt18 <Nov. 22-Dec. 21>:
EmDbula on propert.J. establlabtl .,01ltloa, comla1 to term1 wU
autbortt.Y _ftl\IN, lnclud1q parent. You wiU llDd lt eu1 to cbart a more
laclependent cou.rae. Leo, Taurus,
A4,aartua uuvea ftlUN 1D tcmarto.
Clole dDar GD put pattern wtdda WU da9trudift.
C&nlCO&N (Dee. a.Ju. 19):
Obtaia •lluab&e blDt frolD a.,tUutua
m .. 1.,., 01•• more alttDtlon to
famU;r -Wdtlal rel&Uft ~
a_q_rprtM. 8bort }OUMJ. DMd for
fla.lllOltJ -tblM com.mend Ce· ti&
MlUAmW <Ju. ao.r1b; U); J.J:.. em•....., wa.at '°"Died-t. Yelt•eD\. rpolllbUltlH aH ••· pbullld, Awad JumplD1 at ftm .... Olft fall pi., to lllWleotual ~.
(FromPaaeCU
But Mrs. Kaplan believes adopt.in& a
mentally retarded or physically dis-
abled child demands a special type or
couple who are emotionally "secure
wil.bm them.selves "
SHE ADMITS couples prefer
"problem-free" children, even tbougb
special needs adoptions can be arranged
tn a few moot.M.
When the Boards adopted Richard
through CHS, they went through in·
terviews. a home evaluation study and
subsequent visits by an agency aoclal
worker.
•'Tb ere was suppoeedly a wait of a
year. but there was no hassle,·· Mrs.
Board, 42, says.
The "hassle" is the seemingly i.nsur
mountable odds pitted against a
couple's st.roo& deslre to raise children as soon a poutble.
.. AS SOON AS you have a shortage of,
for lack of better word. product. the de·
mand always increases,·· says Art
Hussey, president of Orange County
AdoplJve Parents Asaoclatioo. "And It's
golng to get worse durin& the next few
years."
The county Social Services Depart-
·1 consider myself as
much as one of their
children as if I were thelf
biological child,' says
Richard.
second cblld. Michele.
Worldn& throueh their lawyer. the
Boards select.eel a mother from a poten
tial list of four, sc rutin111ng the
mother's social and educallooal back
Only those that are com-
rritted will go through the
adoption process. ·
ground -one of the claJmed advan-
tages ol the Grey Market.
A COVNTY SOCIAL worker, u part
or s tandard procedure, v1aated tbe
Boards soon aft.er the adopt.ion.
"The social worker came out for 10
tervaewa and letters of reference," Mrs.
Board recalla. "Sbe 1aad •you know at
any time I could take the baby cc ol
your home.' But sbe quickly added. 'I'd
have t.o be able to prove that you'd be
bad parents.' "
The Boards aay they'll OQe day en
courage their duldren to seek t.bear
natural parents
And Bob Board says, Wllhout hes1ta
Uon. that he'd choose the Grey Market
if he decided to adopt ag&lll
"I have no rear of my lt1ds wallung
out the door with a stranier. ·' be says
"I just don't tb1nlt that they <bas
children> have lhat desire. ·
"I CONSIDER myself as much ~
or their children aa if I were their
biological child," says Richard, a
bright youngster wbo'1 enrol.Jed in the
Mentally Gifted Minor proara~ at
Marina Hilb Scbo9l. -...
·'They picked me because they want
ed me." he asserts "I don't want to
meet them <natural parents>. I just
want to know a UWe bit about them.·•
Although tbe Boards claimed infertih·
ty to CHS. they dtdn't have to show
medical venflcaUon of that problem.
But with the Ugbt adoption market, a
young Weatnunster couple bu felt tbe
frustration ol belni carefully examined
by adopt.aon agency social worten .
The couple. who wished to reqtain
anony~. bad been through two mtS·
carnages ~fore dec1dmg that natural
cbildbu1b would be 1mpouible
"If we want a baby to adopt we
almost come under no consideration
because there Js a pouibility that we
can have our own," says Tom <not bis
They picked me because
they wanted me, ' he as-
serts.
real name>. a school teacher.
BLOCK SAYS ALL aitencies now
carefully screen couples, to protect the
children
"We're trying to avoid a situation
v. here the child becomes therapy for the
couples anfertility problem." he said
·we doo't care tf they are Ulfertile or not . but ~ mmt rind out if they have
really dealt wttb the problem."
··Don't~ mtiaudated," Huuey says.
·You have a feelin& that they (aoclal
worken> have dictatorial power over
you whim they do to a cert&iD extent.
"U you don't lilte your social worker,
call a llJl)ef"Vl.!IOC and s-.y, ·we don't 1et
alooa· or ·we don't relate. We'd like to
ha v~ a dilferent ooe on our case.•
·'What they are primarly concerned
w1lh ts that the child bas a place to
sle'ep and bve, .. be add&-
Coping With Adolescents HOO
I ~,UTS ·~Utes WASHINGTON <API -Those birthdays have
been slipping by and now you find younelf the parent
of an adolescent. ·
Becoma.ng an adolescent a. a aradual process.
But there are some •ilJll to k>ot for when tbe cbi\cl
reaches 11 or 12.
YOO 11A Y REALIZE TllAT YOO have a penon
wbo can carry on a converaaUoa like an adult, help
out with the chores youna cbildreo can't do, or jmt be
a companloo.
But tbla la al.lo a coafUllq period, and your SOD
or daupter may be an adult oae minute and a cbild
the nest . n.. are ways to mab tbla lrJinl time a bit
euler both oa you ud your chUd, and tM 1overn-
ment la otferlaC 10CDe practical acMce ln the pam-
pblet "An AdolMeeDt ln the Home."
TBS llOOKL&T Noni TBAT ftGBTING and
back-talk are am<ICI the ~ma mo1t parenta ol
adoleacmta haw ~ble 4Jee'•1 wttb.
Try to control your own ...,... ud 10U are moN
J.lkely to tun a quarnl a calm dllcuulon, tbe
'bootlll lua-ta· FW man deCa1la and aua-Uom OD eoDlnl witb a adol•C1Gl. the booka.t cu be ~ lor '1 from the Ooaauioer laformadoa cm.-. Dept. IG,
Pue~ OD1o •• 110GI.
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C.-Mlle ... net
Marine Band
Holiday Concert
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FUNKY WINK!RllAN
by Chlrlll M. SChull
~CAN &(00 ntlNK
~I FRITTSSNIJ
STtU. 6ET 006 FOOO? ~
Record Boundup·Roclc
cmcerte can be a lot of
tun. but YQU'll enjoy
them cveri mare it you
~fort.hem.
Since yoo!ve already paid twelve hrts a I
throw tar your seats at the rock concert.you '
1ftlntt want to miss a note. So figure to arrive J
fbrty-five minutes to an 1
hour after the schediiled •
starting time. This will get
you there with plenty of
ti.me to spare !
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"I know ••• we forgot to wave
'hello' when we pasaedt"
MISS PEACH by MIH Laurius
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MOON MULLINS
THE FAMILY CIRCUS
by Jeff MacNelly
by Ferd & Tom Johnson
® VIEU, I1VE BEEN ,ADMIRED
BY EVEmoDY INT~ 1
So NOW I ~SS 1 C#J
Wow!THAT~GEOUS
5f{Apf ! I'M SURE Gt.At> i~E
~ER W.AS IN 114~ DAY
WE Wel'IT TO ~r WED. ' tNl>Ol~ A BIT.
by Bil Keane GORDO-
JUDGE PARKER
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~FTER REl\JltNING
I AM CONVINCED THAl HE OIO
&AVE MR.T~ l.IFE AT
THE ~&IC. Of HI& OWN I
'IOMfHCERF/.~t. -----MA.UE Ol6CV55£&
WITH A&&EY V"!:11'C•M,~
"That W .50 also~ ansW«ing ~the
quntions.''
WH/.T ~PPENEO
~HEN fME ANO
WCK WENT TO THE
HO&PtTAL TO vrerr fJfEVIE/
DENNIS THE MENACe
I TUMBLEWEEDS I A MOdSli JUST RAN
t SHERIFF! =tMI~.,..,,_
PeMY! :voo-
FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
DRABBLE
9AfR10::, L..CC'K. A"f
i°l.lt'5 ~ ulf <;"f11..1.-io!Av£
(AS"fC~ (~&'> IN '(~£
~cnc16£f'~ 1. -roR ~
18>
DR. SMOCK
SO YOUR SPeCIAL.:TY
IS ESAR ANP NOSIS ,
E::H , PR. PeA"T"5CH ?
ll·U
by Gus Arriola
by Harold Le Doux
by Tom K. Ryan
IN UNnY 1lif:fU? IS S1KEN6THJ
1 WAS JUST
THINKING I'LL
HAVE TOSTAV
IN SCHOOL TILL
I'M SIXTEEN
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"Isn't that cotf" 1 llttlt on the ttrong aide?" ~ .
by Lynn JohnltJm
1HI! Qt.' 'TOM~ HETtOO HM Hf() •. ·;
IT'S~ ..
by Kevin Fagan ' H"f~IC I(,
-fi.1£'1 '~( S£\/c~
MOU'f~S OL..0 !
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by George L.enMlild
TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROSS 52 Cure
1 Sneep 54 F11s1ene•
• fradM 58 -Ama10-
UNITED Feature SyndtealE:
saturelay s Puzzle Sotveo
q Mo< e !\alt ria
14 Paal 60 Pitl 1n NtCt!
15 Earth Fr 6 1 Rlly1nm
16 OulCll 62 Snow ott
17 M1a01og1S1 2 words
19 Aql111ed 64 Oregon
20 Thwart county
21 T 1,uana 66 Fragment
c11es 67 PreYent
12 Sar rllf 68 MllSICll 1nS1
;,>J Otstant Pre 69 Re11evoo
'" 10 Reposes 2H:M51 71 Rubv
26 Fel10M DOWN
2<I wooo , Morocco PO<t
JI Patrl01~ 0~ 2 AmOle
.l2 1nc1ioo 3 MuSllroom Unde< -
33 Lounoe ' Let •t stancs
36 ~act 5 TUl'llOf 25 Kns -
38 Man s name 6 Zeal 27 Region or
39 Ktlld ot 7 Overture China
dloOe 8 Noc1ume 28 Luoes
4 1 lt'ate 9 E•att JO Ctlques
43 Collecuon 10 Ruminant 33 Rises
44 Error 11 Henc:Ae bldty 34 Boredom
46 CIY9111ke cats 12 Adam and 35 Fellow play-
47 Liquors n
49 lmpllr t3 ....... It. 37 Comer
50 Ptt11111 18 Entertllnl 40 &lln
5 1 Oat 24 ·o.w. membl'ene:
I 2 J
2 WO<d&
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48 Trim
5J Higlllan<f oarb
55 LOve alfM' •
56 Orated
57 Jabbed
590r~lllt
61 SeMoots
82Copy
83U.S 1q;;y
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DSU MR • L.: l'n recommended tt,
peclallJ tar lbOee who bad mucb faith in tt. But ~ DGt u a cur.all. U it helped, why not
t.lblt?,
I WM )'OU'U be un.r.ted 1n tbe 1D05t recent NfOl't • tbe IUbjed I'" recehed ID toda,y'a mall.
It 'alPll •...S ta the ~uly 1'7t Ila• of Forum on
11.Udne, e CllflldaJ publlcatioo of the American • Collep"' Jlb1aiciam. •
: ••YD. ClllCKEN IOUP IB IOOd for YoU bu.t lta
beneftta mt~ for bait an hour.
,. : .. A report 1n lllternal lledlclne News cites re·
Harcb bJ l>r. llanln A. Sackner and associates of
llt. Slu1 lledleal Center 1n Miami Beach that wu
ftnt NPQlted ID Chest ma1uine. Cbicken IOtlP
t.empanrUp lnereues Dual mucus veJoclty better
~ ·.daan bot water, cold water, or aucki.na air through : ·a atraw ~ an empty cup.
•. "SUbjecta for the 8t1ld,y were 15 healthy, paid
· ~en wbo 1ue their lnf'ormed eoment and
lipped the liqUlda (or air) while 1eated ID a dental chair. At much scientific control as possible was
employed.
"WE A&E NOT TOLD, BOWEVEB, if physi-
cians should recommend half hourly doses of
cblcten soup, or even if the soup was canned or
homemade."
U your own experience bas been favorable,
Mn. L., why not continue it?
'*** MEDICALE'ITES: FOR MRS. E .: I can un-
dentand your frustration and anger at com-
, O'lerclal TV that exploits children th.rough "ex-
ceuive and Inappropriate television advertisiJll."
Tbe American Academy of Pediatrics'
periodical News and Comment reports findinp by
Drs. Pblllp C. Calcapo and Avrin Overbacb, who
called for "a ban on all TV advertisements during
programs 1n wblch a majority of the audience is
composed ol children tmder 12 years of age."
The children get confused and desire things
they really-don't need or want. Parents become
upset and frustrated by the constant "gimme,
gimme" or "I want, I want. I want."
What causes family stress is that parents are
forced to compete with TV personalities -and 4 tbey feel hopelessly outmatched.. ••• 1.earn· bow to atop short of fatigue, says Dr.
Steincrob.n in his booklet, "How To Live With Less
Tension At Home." For a copy write to him at Box
1580, Costa Mesa 92626, enclosing 50 cents and a
stamped, self-addressed envelope
Inmate's Rights Told
NEW ORLEANS (AP> -A Florida prison of-
ficial's refUla1 to mail an inmate's leUer because
it eontatned obscene references to a censor was a
violatloa ol tbe inmate'• rights, a federal appeals
court ruJed.
The 5tb U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said the
Jetter from Jobn McNamara, an Inmate at Glades
Correetlonal Center 1n Florida, was vuJ.car, coane
and offenaive but not forbidden by law.
Tbe Jetter made lewd references to the ce,n.sor.
The cemor pused the letter to assistant 1uperln-
teod•nt J .C. Moody. wbo returned it to
McNamara. wbo threateneel 4ildpllne if be wrote
UOtller lite it. A federal Juda• fined Moody and
Ol'dered blm to pay attorne1s' fees
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Oil, Gas
Search
Gets Push
SACRAMENTO <AP>
-The state Lands Com-
miaaion bas approved
stepped-up oil and 1u
development on state
landa off Santa Barbara
County, cbalrman Ken-
neth Cory said.
lo addition, the com·
miaaion moved toward
developm e nt of
1eotbermal power on
state owned land ln
Lake, Sonoma and Men-
docino counties, Cory.
the state controller , re-
ported.
THE COMMISSION decided to ask the
Legislature for about
$400 ,000 to do
eeopbysica l and
geological surveys of
offshore state lands
bet weeq Point Concep-
tion and Point Arguello,
near recent federal off-
shore oil leases.
If the testa indicate
significant oU and 1aa
reserves, environmental
impact report.a will be •
prepared.
ON THE 1eotbermal
lands, the commission la
asking $100,000 to pre-
pare environmental im·
pact reports.
A bill paued tut year
aJlowa the commluion
to nominate lands with
geothermal potential for
leastn1 by competitive
bid.
OfrICe Eyed
HANFORD <AP> -A legal services office to
aid K1np County's poor
will be established here
the boa.rd ol aupervlson
bu learned. The Talare
County Lecal Service
AllOdattcln la aeet•n1 to establl.ab a branch of-
fice.
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with pla • 1Up
PWSULA POINT Newly decorated 4 bdrm. family home. CIOH to ~an. 1325,0CX>
P t•ll 'tMitlce: IL TOIO MOUi COUMTIY
All'tilll-..~ ... w iQi? .• sub-... '° .. ndltal I'~ hoala• Act of lHI
4 Bdrma.. 3 b•tba; ranch 1tyl~
mini.Ute bi oran1e grovel. '249~
wMc:b --• UJqal '° adveru1, ·:a•1 pr•·
BILL GRUNDY. REALT OR
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r.-.ce. lhDJ\aUola, or c:lllatmlDltka beMd Oil race. eolot'. NlliOD. .... rw natiorutl ortite;•or an
jotenl'ca to ke llllY
Ada pnlerenee. Um.it.a· ticD. or cllc:rt.mlnat!DD .•. •
Ml5A Dll. MAil
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a.S.vertl1ln1 for real
estate which ii ID viola· Uonoftbe law.
•pptl••c••· ••• cm,. ... ••...,. la taHaa. M price 11
_,, Stll,900. CCIII!~~~~~~
711-Jltl WIDIA.LOT-
ms: AdwrflMn C:SELECT
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DAILY PILOT--• "M •d'1r1d .......
.....,............. ,. h••/$11,900
c:o1utd IM•riloa ...a... Early Amen can ruatlc -r 2-«,y. 4 BR 2 S., country --------1 kit/dine. Bannlatered
A.LOT APIJOI
•• W\de &dually 4r im
m1cula&.ely redec:orated ~ in beauurut
Mediterranean flavor
Alldng 1:99.SOO & owner
willfiD&nce
JACOBS REAl TY
67M670
1lalrca1e lo auest
r«reat. Loeda of OLD YISTBDA. Y'S ....................... RUSTIC CHARM Pool -NICE
&I.ad IJ'C)UDda. RV ac Fantastlc Mesa Del Mar
c.J Mlntobeacb 8\.'a'k b om e . 3 bu & e Int. avail. Baraain bunt Bdrm,.+ d en warm
1002 .......................
Rent $475 IDI! inl! Tenm ror aU Call wood ~lJn own er _~ __ BK_R ____ ---1 M.YI -Mu.at ~J!OJl!,!,or W~I ~~···
M7S/mo.! lmmed oc· Bargain Huotia&' cupancy. 2 Br condo. G u l ator y 2 Walk to beach. New a:::,e; b!tb p,..l.11~
.....
' i h~ iU:Al
ESTATERS .
paint, carpet, drapes. lownbome. pool. apa. Swedab frplc. Buy al sauna, II.lib landscap111g
1561/mo PITI 6 auoc. Take·over $436 mo dues incl. for 2 yrs. lO~'Ar Loan. S27 ,000
$30,000 dn-full price Eq\aty Aalnni S71.950
IM.SOO.Ownerwlllcarry Aniu ou1. Call Now $1.S..000 at 14"9 Int, no SM.ms
payments 2 yra! Take -6'lfNTo10·11\•U"t•u 1<1'>••
~1i~~i.i 1e1111
OPfN lu 9 •II\ I~ 10111.N<I I '
1''111fll1HI
EA.STSIDE
Ho Qaalfrt-aJ
Charming 3Bdrm, 1arae
lot. Owner will carry
finan cl n1 . Call
now ... won 't last!
~7171.
O'fN Ill 0 • 11~lull 10111 "-•I'
[9111111
AS SUM.AILE
LOAMS
Beautiful 3 Ii 4 Bdrm
homes to choose rrom,
~$15.000 lo Assume
S78,800·Sl2.000 Total
Pnce, No qualifyina.
Hurry! Call 714·963-878'1.
Off'-Ill 9 • ti \ 11)111 IU Kl N~ I '
OCWROHT
COHDO
2 Bdrma • 2 baths .
mecunly bldg Vacant.
hlm*I. ocaipancy. Sub
prqe. rm.ooo
873-311113 m-t924 Eves
associated
ISU r"'fU~ Ufn~·'1WS
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VA
HOME
No down• Secluded 3
Bdrm, 2 bath home. wall
of &lass off living rm
overlooks buge rambllng
rear yard; cozy. warm
brl~k fplc. country
1ourmel k i t c h e n .
breaewQ. dbl 1arage.
VA Tenm at 112,800. Act :llliMr Now: c:all546-231.3 !:::*•::::::mr==~~sm~E~= [ i 'iii THE REAL l
£ST ATE RS --_.,,
CUSTOM SOUTH COAST
. ASSUM AIU
MEWUSTIMG
~VW.Ho..s
~Bdrm Somenet. brand aew oo the market. Of.
fenn& the besl ta loca·
UOO. price & term.a 2·1tY.
~ Ba, 2 frplcs. fam Uy
rm, dirung rm It trpl
garage. Xlnt decor Shows utremely well
Oesirable locaUoa for
qaet bVUJg Terms itlnt
~down. assunv 101 •r•
fm.ancmg. no nev. loaru.
reqwred. seller will
carry 2nd TD. Short
escrow possi hie 1239 .500
L11e assumable
loans. low int
available Homes
rrom Sl18.SOO ·
1675.000.
J asnunr Creek
Baycreet
Unaver.sity Park
Westchrr
B11Canyon
Harbor V i ew:
Hills
Gcqaaca £utlide llaa I 19U° D1W family home
eurtom buUt 3 bedrm oa wtt1a a Br. cliD18' rm. t ~ z bedrm + dm bomel ~ l«t::' pul ... a.. ..,,. court yard aaablit Seller will
for privacy. Fern grotto, cany a 2Dd lo belp wrt.b .,~.._f/fW/
2 pe&ias, kJta of Mc>caae. fbwndn& Offered at on· ltela to Newport A Back i,-.ooo. $tO-W
S.,! See th1I wiDDer'
now! ! Call '7S2.17'00 Ol'fH Ill •• "'sTIJl!I ro II NICI •
L~MJI
,..:1
fl RESIST ANCI
Ellolual.e drive leads
you to tbla cbarmln1
ffartJor lalalld area frniY bome. Spadoul 6 btfl,
tbil I bl', Iba. 1 story ln·
YllH JOU to enJ01
Newport.;:..~ ul 1 It• ~ \l1 free ronn POOL gardea
aeaJng.. Sell.-amioul " ... nducedatlnl prle9 --. ... nu
· -Walkr.r f, lf~t!
JNl>elan
R·•c1I E,rnf•· ''"
.... °°" ISTAll
Elepnt ouuJde covered t111rJ adds lo the beauty
oftbe vauJted-ceilln1 llv· lJll rm. garden v'e• ram111 rm. brick fplc.
..... country ldtcbea, 3 a&alel7 bdrm.1, muter
.-. wtwalk·ln cloMt, a
batllit. oak rtoort A -1.blane pnvall, al.lo av Acceu. A 11uai see
fOC' oo1Y SUf,IOO. Ad
Now;all 54f.ZS1J • °""' , ••. II s "IJH IO If frfl(I '
~f THE l<FAI.
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COLE OF MEWPOIT llALTOIS
ZSI St. Coast Hwy .. c..-.. Mw
675-5511
20nALot
Two houses &oc:aled 1n a
desirable area of Cost.a ~ Greal for mcome
property or llve tn ODe.
rmt the ot.her. Owner
Wiii r1nance with 25~
down Fu 11 prl ce
S1JZ..,500 CaJI *°~
Redh1ll ~~Rt:Jlty
I 1.!11 ~l'.tlh 1tll1u·
t1'J ltv. . ... .
NIME
· UDO ISLI NOP.
Modem 3 bdrm • 2 baths.
With SWIJly S,ou:tb patio:
completely remodeled.
On 40 rt . lo t . Has
separate apt. above
flecaat2 r garage with outside, look1n1 .a.I ef lhf' private entrance. In
Newport OOMt.... Ex ~m coaditioa ! Best ce 11 en t lo ea ti on pnc611 P"l'PUtY on Lido
CompAete enlertalnmenl lale. IGlt.11111>
& re creationa l~~~~~~~~ ameait1es. Owne r pro -
v1ded ranancmc al a WW
lO"'tt; mterest
BALBOA ISLA!'< D
REALTY
673-8700
$7800
DOWN
"«> QUA.LIPYING
A9WDe 10.S"t Loan
3BR ·2BATH
117.*
CAU. llB> CARPET
7'4-1202
COMllf'ilATfOH
CA.UBS
U )'OU ar~ a U~med top
producing In co m e
Property agent, v.e will
lram you for a SaJes
A11ent Loan OU1 ce r
career. paytng high com
m&11100S We lend, sell.
build. syndi cate &
muqe Real Estate.
Newpoi1 Pacific l'\&ndtna SM-JOSS
NOTICE
IMYES'TIM
YOU. FUTURES
Fantastic 2 atori
enhanced with 4 &lonous
bdnns, formal d101ng. gourmet kitchen, fux
Ul'lOlL'5 pool and f1rep1t
Pnred nght for today !>
luxunous Ii ving. Ca II
~
FOR ESTE
OLSON
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$1.89 per DAY
lbat 's Al.L you pay
fora
30day ad
rnthe
DAILY PILOT
SERVICE
llRECTORY
DO IT NOW•
642-5671
bow Duly Pilot Clau· ln.d ads dlsplay their .._,tee with le&il>ilily
and Impact' 0\0" ads .... r.=======~ are proud lo uy. really
1et ruulta Pho••
IG5S1a.
idle items With a
Daily PUot Cluaified Ad.
CD Coldwell Banker
Large 4 BR. home on comer lot.
Bright &i cheerful inside. Sunny
brick patio. Area to store small
boat. Owner is motivated. Bring
creative offers. Priced at $375,000 .
IN NllWPORTC811211
~ 644r9060
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tt£WP01T BEACH 75Nl11
u.-.1c.>u ti()MCI
RE.AL TORS•. 87&-0000
2443 Ean Coest Highway, Corona dtl M.,
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IHHffy re .. deled, WMtl ...... . •derlor. ,...,.. .._. th c.....r •• ••c .. 1171,000 Al.
WATERFRONT
HOMES Inc.
2436 \V (Cid,, H19h1.1..11.
Nt'Wport &•dt h
631-1400
macnab I Irvine
realty
A 8U8810fARV Of
THE IRVINE COMPANY
A AST IUYI
Wa lk to the beac h from this
single-story 4BR, family rm home
on the Canyon w/lots of privacy!
Close to schools & shopping. Loads
of upgrades . An exceptional
offering in Cameo Shores for only
$269,500! Donna Godshall 644-6200
(P-64 )
'42-1235 644-6200
901 Dover Drive H•rbor Vliew Cent.
lrvli. •t C:.mpus V•lley Center
752-1414
COIOMA DIL MAR
Fila
Charming Duplex, both Units
have fireplaces and approved
plans for Remodeling. Call Now:
'673-8550
ELEGANT NEWPOIT FIX&
Private iron-gated courtyard
leads to elegant entry of a
Family home of living.
Terrazzo to magnificent living
room & formal dining.
w / 1:1uiltin hutc h , gourm et
garden-view kitchen, family
room with massive stone fplc,
wet-bar & wooden flooring,
private, secluded library, 5
stately Bdrms, Master Suite
w/gtaceful marble fplc, shady
covered patios. xtra large
_3-car garage, much, much
more for only $445,000 Call now. 673-8550.
IEACH CHARMER .._ed SJt,0001
Beautiful 3 -atory home
w/fabulous whJte water views
from upper terraces, 3 Bdrms,
family rm, wet bar, fplc, and
akylii(hta complete this bright,
spacaous Designer home.
Owner anxious, will help
finance. Act Now : 673·~
SWltt••POOI.
TOTAl.PllVACY
Q)sy. a.wt.om. 3 BJl 2 ba
llUK. Joan . Alt ....,
C... .. W.-I OJJ
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. F•8USPS£ Only $119,000. 1950 sq ft. 4 bedtoo •
2\41 ba~. PreuJy bultt plan 102 on
dealrable cul-de.sac. CloM to schools
and terws court. OWNER ANXIOUS'
BY OWNEB-UnJvenlty
Pk. Ternee JBr. d.lo rm. .......... 1041
Cambrtd1e Model., _______ _
SNmbett. • un1t. db1 n.-rauflJNT
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&anlll· Beautifully de· U..UVI
corated. many xtraa New llodul•r T )'pe
REALTOB8
..... S5000 Dow
Movt m aowl Take ewer exilt1na loena. 4br, 2ba,
din rm. JV <;o, 131.(JIOO
Sl.25,IOO. W-4'0'7 Homa. pvt C"Ommun1ty .
W~I 2 ~. at hr aft\lrity. '-Pie•. too ft. to oceaa.
3BrS125.000&Br aub-lelllna OK'. Prom '248 .000. Term1 . ~.000 .. ume 9i,;,~ SIUOO. Treuure bland Manha.II Rlty 81~
C..DPLX $17',IOO
Thia South cl Cout Hwy __
location"' rriced to tell. 0wner financed 10518'1-. • 2BR frul cott.11e with 1$3 dwn. 4 BR. beaut .• lot• of charm and l Mesi Verde 213 439 5344 BR+den+frplc on rear - --
"'en pvt. Uvine. Owner Olm, fill lG-5/fn Beaut motivated. try ~.000 4 Bc:trm1 15,.., Down
down and contract or Mesa Verde 213 439 5344
sale QUJ Dan Bibb, Agt. P R I N C 0 N L Y
Mobile Home Pk, JOIOI OO -.... t.z.-Oll2.&U-ee87 So C.t Hwy. L11una Sl,5 DO .... " •ti
A.Mumes bat of $170,000 •, '
at II "'~·-:, New 3Br.
twnhome. Newport Hglll.
vacant. MOVE IN NOW' 1 •
Pnn only 497-5038
Mlllts.1-0WMr Buch. R.M.P . 1714 t
"7.D/otfer 3 Br. I'~ Ba 1.•~:rs~~79~~~~~ Woodbridae Glen 1: ~. 9112-lrnO
Contet11porary
SHTHISIA!
Split level 3 BR • 2 ba I
bu.ee ram . ..rm w /wet
bar. bltn kltch tile.
beeOMo. eu Paoo. bl111
BBQ Temple Hilla are"
1248.lOO
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'' t he ou~f.'n d1ng feature or th11 lovely
candJewood Model ID Uw
Deanne Ho mes 4
UNllUIY Alt.If i1
Sharp 3 bd. 20X.O pool +-11 675-2311 PLl::ASE '
-UASE/Of'TIOH 4.Bdnn, 2"41Ba. pool, 2000 s Br 3Ba SpyaJaaa Hill. IQ ft . CUilom featura
Simo per mo • applies to E &de loc1uon 64S 3795_
MLSSION REAL TY
Phoot 4M4731
JAC Huge lot Sacrifice
w lA!rm.'I Sl.29 ,llOO Pnn ) 1
only Patrick Tenorl'. r 1
83112186
Nll5.000. 64$-7272 .,_ Point I 026
••••••••••••••••••••••• DWLb MEW USTIH<i MAllHIT A ATBEGONIAPK S pectacular hillto p homes 2012. 3208 sq n Call for details Agt ao.e to Manna 8'lva
_m_3US ______ 1 Rd~ Calle La Pnma
Cotta Mesa I 024 vera Sl•.ooo to 1245.000 831~.493-4008 Bldr •••••••••••••••••••••••
Bdrma • a baths plu1 ·---------fllJI rm Walk to pool. 1~
tenoll and sboppm1 HIDIAWAY
REALTORS
LIASl/OPTIOM
38ll 21.;BA. ocean view
condo Sl.300 mo .• 1ppUes
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Pnvate but oear ner
)'t.hulg SpacM>Ua 4 BR
with Ice entertainment
C8lt.ef'. aotring be a meet
re1 lln11. crackltn &
f1replac. and pk'nty of
toSIJIJ00,~7272 •I I
park1n1 for suesls ·~· $216.000 F ee I a nd Newport
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2 .. Fiia ••••••••••••••••••••••• Owner will carry (mane
&..Jma Y ..... l.1. Shores. Amenltles·nr , lf523 l'MtPVSJ>a·IRVM 4'7· 17' I beach·prestl&.loua area. lne at 10~%. Lot ls zoned tor 2 unit.I. Priced at only
175.too. For more info
call 548-59>
YAnlMs
Nice 4Br, l~Ba, 2 •lY
home. on xtra lg cul-<le·
sac end lot, nr good 1chl.i.
&ahoJ>ol.nte
~~~~~~~~1 :it>r. 2ba. Owner will help L1i1J-.._. I 041 ~ linanee Ownr 646-9919
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REALTORS
Parld~lace, Inc 842 7481 SAcalRCE Top o1 the World fimily Beach houle w/aprroved
........... °" hoch I 040 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Auume 9 9t;t lat, ali home with lrg family pl&na to remode 11> a
auroe 10% 2nd Ocean room w fireplace + QJCt' dupla. "'-blk. to beach •,
view 3 BR. Seav1ew pMac> " aimdeck Three IALIOA-MIWPOIT ·•'
uea $25,000 down Pay blOoowa, 2 beU. makes llAl.TY '7M 170 •
IY .... ~T-... menu llJMtmo. Full It~ ri&tJt sb.e for the ., ..
n.sw1a..
Pool&S,.
nvroon""' _.. pnce S24S.OOO Com-nibtpriee llJl.000 .....,.HhMm•• HA.llOUI parable. at S2SS.OOO LINGO REAL ~ATE I BR. 2 Ba. dfiuna area. Wa•cleao3BR. I,,.. Ba 4'7-5038 ___ __ C'fl•)~l bltn1. c pll, drp1 ,
3 bedroom ·'Green·
brook" home eqwpped
for outdoor fun. l year
new heated pool " 1pa.
~ ~ flD&ftC1n1 .... _______ •-tms 1050 lndacpd Added p1tlo
••....-v 1• -...... partially encl with · scon 11AL TY •••••• •• • • • • • • • •• • • •• • • C*'&IDlc u 1e noor and dr 5J6-75JJ Leisure World. Gale 14 corauv~ wroucbt iron Paoor1mae •t.w. Jrd ~. QuMt au.t. ,, Covered patlo .j~~~~~~~~
aprinlden, lnaide .. remi· i: z bd ....... __ 1..., lot Roar, VWa NYna, 21>r V1e1Dt. Probate.
2be, Jll.tl7t A/C aft tU0,000. Call to 1e~:
7pm. 53l4DJ ly room are.. eowJtry -· •• · kitchen wtt.b bre1kfut area OnJy '74.500
her, new coumen. nnt. ltridl flS1·128S
F\rwplace. Set on• larae corner lot in lovely a.rea.
Hurry! $120.000. Call 540-1120
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REALTORS
SIASCAPI CONDO
NI. SAMOY ll'ACH
SH.too
Only 1 yr oew and In top
coaditlon and upsraded 2
Br 2 hi lround nr unit
w1an euumable 101.o at ~.'ti Int Tennia. 11p1, ~ Ind clubhouse Only
1 blk to beach
•MO• ·~· ONLY Sl0,000 dwn on
Mutk opUon. 3 BR ex-
ec. home . Sl195
mo/pymt. PrHti1iou1
Harbor View area.
Owner. 5414210
MIWHOMI'°' llACHNOPU
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Expended •remodeled.
I bdnn. + WW, •inlle
story end unit, 1dult
bome; quiet cuJ de sac.
Ut:bt •bright. Glorious.
aJ.f new" freeh decor. A1 eume y ,, io.o I
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MAKIS84SI
Priced below muket and
private lender will
finaoce Ulla Nortb Coata Mesa home. See this 3
Bdrm with den .
fireplace, RV 1tor11e
Ind tree., tNes .... 000 Call~-CALL&U 1211
AVlaY
PEUOHAL
STATIMINT
Ovtrlooklna Coa ll
Royale. F1buloue ~an
~ With art.lst'I 1tudM>.
flrepl1ce, brtck p1t10.
deck fa a host of peraon.11
touches Thl1 warm
Spenah 1lyle has Just been~ lo 1275,000
nu larp qu.abty bwti .:.;;;;;.;;;~~~::::::~ cmtom • bdrm home ta 1•
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. • Pf Al.TORS
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13flll.f y &.
l\SSUCIM[S
Francucan Fountains
Only 4 bedroom home for
aaJe. Prtce of ownerahlp
Move In conditio n muoo c.11 Koop. Aet
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YOU.HST
YAWL
1-rn this very h\'able 3
Bedroom, 2 beth home
waJ.klaa dist.ance to Uw
rmnnt completion and ideally louted. 1teps
from the Ottan Ai.kine
mi,500. Bwldera H)'f
IUbmit your otrera. Cal
541).1151 for ..-c1a1 de taUI. .
-: .. HERITAGE Sl.e.d t6,000
Awrc>x. 3300 IQ.fl. for
family Uvln1 Entry , tm-12118 . • REALTORS
_ beach and vllla1e. ~~~~~~~~I Beamed celllng1, ::
hardwood noon and roo11-------·1 formel diaJa1 for the llUYEISJ
b0Jlday1, ftrepl1ce. AuumebM 8~ loan. 4 deck! Doe 't miM lhll op.
Sl"fGUSS HIU
llSTIUY
More thin '50.000 leu
than any home oa the
hill A ..U located DOD·
Vlll!W a Bdrm Ponamomb
mdl CALL QUICK.
CAN'T LAS!' at ~.000.
644-7211
portunity at $188,000. Eneloeed~tlo. P'rult LMAISLI lnlel, for euy Bdrm, 2 ba, c:klM to the 2 Bea· .. 11ul Well ~t·
beech. La eu.1.1. Hunt· ...... -------care. to acbooi.. ~ 8dL Bk TM' • ed On t b e 1 te r
1hop1. Won 't tut! 9G-8177orlD-Hlfyou YOUCAH'T ~ . .-s.ooo • •MOTICI•
'112.800. C.11540-1120 wait YoU loee ! llA T THIS! SU milUon Br appt. Broker trill Utt homes ~ 1 o c •a a 1 i v 1. 1 • 2 '*Cote Realty tor~. Cynthia117-227i I~--• P•s.atflcel .....___ I ea•.. •· I W -... V ~. UI, oce1n ex nveMtment •·-v"' --------500 arda to ocean. view commw:llt pool PllClmucto "Model Ptrfect··. aoo 1JBQU...1.,.,:..uror ·~~~640-~~S7~7~7~~I CUSTOMHONI J ""'IOYa eq. ft. Jor4 bdr., w/poot, sn.ooo 1: With Bo1t allp, tm.ooo .
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Gnat a bdrm llUl'Ler OD U068o. ClaaMt Klway YoU.t own! YOU'ii find w/cracldln1 • fl,.placa,
qultt •ltett. t.a• yrd. "'Vlllap r11r mmy homes ldvel1iatd ••rs• lol, lpertacular • Owotr h•• bo111ht REALTORS LAPUNABEACH for Hie In Cla11Ifled view . call aow ·1
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Delltltful I br, tWDbM f« GREAT REClllEATIOM: tt5tJ~favM i.. 2 "1. J~ be, f.rp1, Tennse•Fr• L-..ona
patlo "11a1 BBQ. No (pro &. pro atlo9> • 2
-----,...-----• peta. Avail D•c 1 . ~ aut.•Seune• ...,.,_ lie ---------• RwboS&DJoaqul.D SS75/mo. Pb 141...., H)IOolT r•ae•s-n.
Tl m •·· • ll IT• co a· 4Br fam/dlD rm. Su Lula Bey on 1olf eYl/Wlr::Ddl. ming• Golf Dm11ng l•-::::::::::::-1 do I.alum• la Utah '1 ....... coune· 3 BR. 2 ba frnl -Range ___ ... __ P-..L.Ci ... V_., ·-· b1'aai ' .•• , ' S..CINSHh l276 .._ .... _.,. -• • fencd yrd, MOO. Aval Wltbllr.812Sllo. 8EAUTlfUI. A.~AlfT-
b . Pri-duriol Plim• Dec lat. 141·1115 or ""5d at-1444 •••-•••••••••••••••••• llENTa: SlngJea. 1 a. ild --.aa.rt at *5500, 111-GM.. I Br, 2 be, OD IOlf COWM, 2 Bedrooma • Fur· I• O'llW'Ml'lblp. z PW leue: Woodbrid1e oceao vlew. Duplex. mahed 6 Unfumiahed
• 3 bdrm unlia, I baths ..... del llar 3br, Iba, Oeebide, 3 Br. l~ Ba, $450mo. ~ •Adult living. No Peta
(801 >*·3000, a11l for avail O.c 15, family !!!°.;._ 1!!,.!ltl.•1n•lc. l.S2u~ Well 1 ,... 1291 • Model• Oi>en dll•IV
tadlo, utll .. prlvalf:
b•acb, SJ50 leeae ..... --------OCIMRONJ APT.
.... 3be, blUQI, refda. sec. EJev' pool, rec '"'• U.. 9!0Mo. 714-760-1734 •
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Mika, at 115 or Dao, ext .aMo. Ml).IJG.Ml-NIC> ~w ...,.,._ e to 8 J& eoc. dum. Avail. lmmed. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oakwood rAIUC MIWPOIT
--11!.:SAVERDIUbr.Jba, ~.5152-e174eves. HOMESFORRENT Bachelors, l or 2
Juat footatepa Ci
you're &here. 5Br,
2B• beach home.
S22S,OOO. with
11~~~~~~~~~10lltof~ trplc. Gardener lncl'd. 3 or 4 Br Priced from 0.rden Aperlmenta Bedrooma&T~ '!I ftroplrtf ZHO Nopeta. -.,75 mo. 846-acl91 RENT/LEASE: 2 BR /den U7»m. Fncd yard & Newport a.di/So. From $380.00 •
11-.UXIUHITS ... •••••••••••••••••••• diyl, 846-5419 eves. Aall home ln Deerfield. Up-aaraa••· Fam11te1 1100 l&lh &1 8pec:tacwar 1pa. tol-4•
PRDIEEASTSIDE.CM FALLBROOK. Palameu CcrKat.b)',All. ~d toterlor & pleue. klda & pet• 10ove1•1 lfllhl recreaUon pro1ta1n:
asr.ooo aaaum·
able lit at 9%
OWC3nd.
2 Bdrma each. Golf co u re e, I 7th 1 Bdrm + uU 781 J ·a. Adj to park, wielcome. CaU 984-25611 or 1 n•1 6'2-8170 toaal pnicram. 7 poolB, 8 11fES?ARNESCO fairway, brand new 2Br • oann. POOi. Jae. sclllt. A/C & m21n1 Aat.oofee. REALTORS t.eanlieeoun..AU' .. tuoo
840-S7U Condo, aar. very nice AptB.$295. lrptc. $1565 mo. 558-14.20 Newport Beech/No. Island, JamborM Ir San ~ wfmda llavea alU c.. I 'u II 8flO ltv1ne Huee 3Br 2Ya8a 1p1ral Jclequi.o Hl."-o--.a RENTAL =°" 788-0843 or u.twwl•d 3425 u11&c111 ll.rclle, '*.m ctnP. eoel 0141 64~0 INCOME PROPERTY · _ _ ____ 3Br, 28a, II bt yd. New L.,._.._. 1241 •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• t71'J 6"!>-05!>0 dbl pr, frpl. 1u.ndeck. oo _ ----_
From 139,900. Modular I~,__, crpt " Lot pai.nl. SS75. .. ..................... 2Br. 2Ba. wuher dryer. peta, moo.no M6-1812 aft 2 a-. 2 ba caodo, ~ blk &o
TypeHomea,ataecunty. Gnnte. 2700 AS.Ml-13lMor549-93'1Z -Sparkllq 3 BR. 2 ba .. an dlabwlllbu, compactor. U&wtmda t..cb..2carpr,autoop-
3 pvt beacbee, pool It ·--·•••••••••••••••• 8rootvww Coodo 3 bd.r Monarch Ba Y Ma I I, Pt. Na&uel area .. 7S . 2 Br. 1...., ba IOWDhoale. *· Bea&&. bay view. 9l5Q
pier. Treasure hle Pk. w .... EXDll .a..... I 2,,.. be. a1r cood c.....,.· ~.pnv.Rllrbeach. $800 48U700,492-2'198 ... e _.... 1ara1e patio pool Jl'b.
318>1 Paclflc Cat Hwy. ~ Ov~ > drpl. aulo-dr dbl g.; ~;ii ~ -AIJm 4IM-7S°1! aJper 2br 2ba Condo AlJ nf&Wa -.:i.d ;.mm, i\reptace'. AdtJ.U.i _'ISL __ ll_ID"__ ~-1!>3 ~f)"!!_&.!b. R.11.P . DI acre alfaUa ranch, nijr appl. PaUo, tennla, BeauUlul home in u bltl.oa a'tc bale calm _ ................... , oal;J. '410 Avail. Dec 1Bedroom.1 bath. yearly '!!:!!!:!:!!:!:!!:!:!~~~~~I ,,. -•11 -----reeerwlr, 900 1Pm weU. pool, Jacuai. a50 mo. chaive Vlctona beach drpi.'ll m'101 b'llndi 151b.Gl414 or mo. S350 mo. A&l
T.... 1090 4Unita.2BR2baSlOB,000. lar&IB S Bdrm. bome ll MMa8. ----:-3ba.f:US'bft'3deck.a. Uxiryarea.Bltovereocl .._.w.d JIM,,._ 1 Br;~ avail m.cno
....... •••••••••••••••• 111.000 yr mcome. OWC llbop. flat land tilled It re-a..M1M W&COMI /tuper w e water 2 cat pr MTS llo AdJIJI ••••••••••••••••••-·-_._ --Poot No peta. ,,.. Block to beach. 3 br. 2 •~~~~~~~~·j_!'.;Pno~only~~·..!.All~J·631~.....,.~&5IO~ ad1 for plant1n1. $2700 2Br fenced lllne St view. Stepa to bcb. NoPell M238S3 Bniht • auy. 1-BR .... -.ZS. ba. down1ta1rs, bit"· .... --.. p/acr&OWDer futancmg, • • r · Sl21lO.Mo.41M-fM21 hv rm . opeo beam · -·~ •v•n"/4 IDIM * SPAllCUMG * ao.Qoustoaell. se.G5or811·'1211. caJ'i On Gra.od c.aoai Super Zbr, a.. Condo AU f'l>lc . paUo, garag~ $600 OMLYSH,500 ~.61....,..,_ R-2 buildabJe lot ln the 81 _ _.. 3 n...a~ ---3 Bdrm 2 ba house. "'f lwllh,....IMd «IW>,Yrly. •-·6'7~ bhmt. a/c. bak, ~tm 1Z744lhSl MG-6140
n... u1 t Id .._,,,, v~• • I y11n1, """""...,...on a Secluded and remodeled. ••••••••••••••••••••••• _.., ._ vu a q e cu. e-1ac Very attractive inlide ~~aoo Beach q!Nt ltreet. llo. to mo. Off Laauna Canyoo. lcAoahlmd 37"... -drp1 • mao1 bland• with COZ1. stone Crplc and and La SIG 000 OK. ~ c II .. -2 Br 2 Ba, wmter leue. ~· Bit over encl formal d1Diq. .. ao extra out. r1e unite. t.e llC!'eS ~/cSOubie wide ... 1 .... 1 pr mo. a 187S/mo. Evea 497·31167• ·-•••••••••••••••••• 1treet park101. Alt zcar .... S(l)Mo.A<flt.
On~ by M25 avail. no..,,
2 Br J Ba, carport 1234
W 8alboa Iii f'a II fnr
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clean 4 Bdrm w/prof. Four 3 Bdrm, 1 ba unita molllle bome lo the p ·~ .,....., or 912-0084 Daya l 8dnn Bayfroot with Marie~ ------No~ 642 3663
I d l d th wlth pvt patlo1. Ju1t uo 1br _,__... ---.:;:-2llm.&-«107 Donna view, for 1lo1le ex-an 1cap DI an e =ed. Ellcel Bollleaarea. '85.008. • ._...., penoo .,.,..,,. .._. p • • JI07 i:11~ price. CALL .... ~ ,_ lnarea. &1 lat iD Sa Clemeate .. GeodE-aldeloc. 2Br, den, frplc, deck, ecutlve. Available Dec. QUI~ .....,:K• ... x t reo-.._ $lllMo. M.Z-7513 Arch 8cb Hats. oo peta l 9550 pr mo. yrly. Al\. -····-·••••••••••••-..._7211 tal areas. Call today 2Zacrm «parcela)w1lb -----25mo.4N-1Ml BlJ..4082 Ll12Br, l.8a w/2 p&Uoe,
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m.5370 2 well•. home. guest Lar1e. lbr, Charmer __ --2 Br Ba 1 la pr. I& laundry racibtaea.
A boule., be11J a.: View Walk w/priv. patio. New paint, Baal.!WuJ lee .t br 3 ba · l · year Y e Avail. Dec. uL $.'500/mo. · drpa crp• • a. ready • ' Street n.1arklng 3 Br. 1 ._.,.ty Call°"" ..... --l L l'.,.A T,E to Paso Robles. Terms. • ... • · S800 m~. Avail. aow Ba, yer;;ly lse. 1 car ,,_ 0·~ ..... ~ ..... _ "1 I l"I SZ29,00o ~S2toeee. 487-2DC2. 487-3282. parking Aat Marie aft8pm
REALTORS :..::r;e~emp~t~ Mm\ VERD~Br. zea . ......_Yiefo 3267 ff73.3705 Caro11Ddt04ar Jl22
----assurmble.loan W/ • fncd baclryd, $550 mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• I Br furn or uorum S400 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Olllerl"llahlte 4ft.IX/MesoY.,.. 218acresolalmondswrth 11t.lal,l200dep.830.a72 HOMESFORRENT yrly Adult&, no pels. 2br.1•.,ba. twnbse fprk. ·.;·;.;;.;~••••••••• Pride or ownership. ~II; a aood bwldlnl 2Br. 1.Ba Tri-~. upper. 3 or 4 Br. Pnced from f175.l'Z29 pool, deck. beam ce1I
1231.000. Pnncipala ooly site. snz.ooo. bltn ,.,.. encl pr, new M!r>-&5. Fbcd yard • ~~~· IDdr)' hk1. FwS. 1100 Broker.6'1-0208 Principals ooJy pleue cptlrpaint.S3:50mo.,re-garages . Families lcAoa'••llla 3707 -veby43C8
---•••••••••-l"9DOWM For ranches, acrea1e. ferenceareq 548-8087 pleaae. kids I& pets •tt•••••••••••••••••••• PacftcOltHW)'.1'7J.On~
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BUY·SZLL·RENT-8"JI&. Prine only. John lllllaW.MINklc .. -00•::::,•PO•••a••R•ENT••••••• th.-rt•--L 3269 callowoer <71~827 22t-O 67s.oo2 FINANCE C.0.aat.831-1266 ---· ~li:Aaaocl.atel •EA> • ..--__... 3 or 4 Br Priced from ••••••••••••••••••• .. ••Sleeping room1 & Coda~ J124 ..... .._ Ston OCEAN VIEW l6'f$prtDIStreet lm-ts75. Fncd yard I& NO FEE! Apl & Condo ldtcbenet.tes $75 wk I& ••••••••••••••••••••••• INluumlluwC..... Qatomtn-plu JSl»sq .. ;:;=~50 gara1u Families rentals. Valla Rentals up Ocea.nlronl 67S-8740 CAU.US661·1021 I ft.Allwoodexte~or,sun. please, k ld1 • peh ~1281lr _ ,._....._. ..... _ 3722 -------·-decks, 2 yrs old. Two 2 (1()5) 466-3049 --wek:ome. Call 984-2566 or _.__.., -
1 ... ft.1 ....... 1~ .. CH bdrms. one 3 bdrm. 973-2971.A&t,oortl!. __ r•--------•••••••••••••••••••••••
---SA PROFESSIONALLY de On the water. Newport Beat DeaJ ever Take S23'7 .~ IO~ interest ._.. For ... Yoley 3234 c:orated 2 bdrm + den. Beach s hnetl $1200
OAC like with s77 .500 down .•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 21.Aibecondoanexcellent rm642-4783wkd)'li :! :ri1ta, lBr '1.Ba (714 >496·5275. 105 Del ..__ ,_ ... d ' er. 2 be, famUy room/· 1 1
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apl.6 Adults Osbwhr,
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Apls 1996 Maple WESTCLlt F PLAZA
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2 Bdrm 2ba. nr So C4>ast crptz;. 1•um11I nu katdl dppln' nu drp:.. nu P\aza. pr. no i>etb P'lU1l bll-4930 CBS &M 4'5 7!I
3br, 2ba, den. CT"ptl/dfll9.
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llhoa1er •A. Adull•l•--------aoly RJO>~ • •~·San Clemente. ••••••••••••••••••••••• d1nan1 room. frplc, oc. Luxury avang CodaJi4ina 3724 2 Bdrms. 1 bath
D.J owner. ear-., W.-3122 dabwbr. No children or Comm. pool & tenna11. •••••tt•••••••• ........ AduJtt $375. mo
.-. -........ de SlOOO. mo paid. 6C2-J073
Gaa 2 Br, 1.,.. ba. 610 Joann St.
1 Br Versa.J IJes tl5()
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2 SlJ'y 28r +den SllOO
2 BrTownhouse $700
2Br+den. slip, SJJOO
OC1AN DUf'LUES ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...,,.,.. -mo. + ..,.,., . WATERFRONT Condo SUS CASIT AS
S29,to0 , T 8 h . ol u-u. U--..t...t 2 pc19lt. f7lA)1164·2588 or with v1'e-prestige ""'·-1 br apt ....,5 & up ......-... -Sold wood everywhere wo mont 1 youog BR 2b: .. ~/ya';;.Tv.u m21111.Aat.nofee. ... ' E;.'ci: aar Ad~lts . no u--_,,.v _ _._r:,.~Spac.
ID tlda 1or2 ea mobUe epadoua 2 Bdrm 2 bath Dec 1 thru Juoe 30 eecurity, pool. Spacious 2 --.,. ... .,... ... home. Covered patio, ~ wllh fireplace. S100imo. 8'13-llBl Agl. · 4 BR, 2 Ba, fam rm. solar bdrm, 2 ba. t850 mo .. or ~110 Newport Bl, Bachelor. 1"2 br apg
larie yard atepa to pallo1, garagea and btd, pool & 1pa, sec subnntleue/opt.ion. trom SIG& Poot Jacuul,
ma& , parldn£ Great Newport Laglma.._. 3141 eyatem,x.lntloc.918Smo. W .... f1oeetHw1 CASADEOIO pvt patao1. Garaaea
beach-locatloo. Short ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beverly, all-760-0158 or 631-1400 AU.. UTILITIES PAID avail A.duJta. oo pets.
block to the beach, and Beauliful cottqe by the m3tll Compare before you 2850HarlaAve.S49-3M7.
:;:n view. 1270,000 eea. 2 br. pvt beach, 1 ............ 3240 rent Custom deaagn New 2 br. 2.,.., ba duplea:.
. aduba,oopet.a.-.JS7!:_ --·•••••••••••••••• 3 Br. ~= jac .• feature. Pool. BBQ. 1650 sq ft Uuae yard.
ttu,.rtleedl 1169 Elepal2bdrm, fam. rm ~~ • 850. cov'rd aaraae. new dbl prqe, ffl)lc. bltna.
·-···-•••••• .. •••••• •• '925/mo). Pluab furniture. aurrouoded 1515 8'T.MS338orlG-tellll ,_ _______ 1 Cl'Pll. ~ ba cedar • Newport S&udlo Condo wkb plUlh la.ndacapma Newly decon1ed 3 Br 2 Ba
-,.. .. .. ~DR_.. .. 1 ba i1all 5 blk.a to ocean Nr Hoeg Boapita.I Pool Adult bvlnl at tu best. b S . _. MUST SB.I. m..-m __.,..... WIUI •• Dbl • rul.l.Y · Se · rit • No pell totm ouae. pa c 1oua
3'dD1'rfRallm•rtl,AC. •---------• hlrailbecl$350mo. --•-t'Mt pvtd Aaard··•' ~..!:_ ~.!i_ .2 Ca~i 18drmfuntlabedl3SS ftnlplatt •pool. Quiet 2Br, 2Ba; bardwood ON PENINSULA. Only .......... · 1 · ... ta, 00 "'~t~-·-· 2BdnnfunUabedM50 a.ru. A.dulta, no peta. caNmtullowabeaudfuJ. INVESTOR 1tep1tobeacb.2 bdrm. 1 ~-l.nquire at 527 11th OIUec:t2ll/4'n·700L •W WU.00,M2-11'7l "25.875-5'Nl/MS-ml
IJ.OllllmaGlTortolle ~ Parart1 Yl 14earn ~ ba, furn. 1550. mo. U-911M131. LIASl/OPTIOM -1~ trp•-.. ~ ""Dua • ln 3yr Winter •Zbr,2ba,frplc,dlxCon-88 lie view It fl 8'•leedl l140 -· .._. "'• pa..,,
........... ~bl.P._...~•estmB_ .. ent Wiii~ ..... ....... do. Pool, jllc. UmDil CJ1a. ~ 2;.·.:-':nu.. -·················· ~I..!:!..!=, No IDi..c.J&d4. Topof In Prt.m. Uu..., ...... er. -Sec. pte. Verydeslrable to ...... .,__-.mz H.1•1fllMIST nlW _........ -tbl''--~• ..... 11_,..._ &la 631·1400 ....._ N ,._.. lmmed --u....1----.. ---u;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;-r.~~~~~~1 """-r. -. OC· 8panbb Eltata •ml! ......... oannNG = l7UG1 w••RMAMCa cupaney. t52Qlo. Call WATIRFllOMT llllaut1fuJ ~like 1ur· ..,...., f'Ull -llobUellomea. .--, ....... _ 1 Br dowmtaln, winter S.m __,.(JI) up to Modem~)'• Br 1 Ba roundln11. Terraced ••umy.---.a --1111 ,. vnn• '340 mo, utll pd. 72'17 UPll. wll52'7·70ll Jc PoCJI. SUnken IU bbq, r:=1 :::-== 8Y09W'lt714b20J..2br, I .I ea to beacb. S~FDtoreDr 213/"8-18311 ~L!~0!·1~:-C;: 1parklln1 lountalne --·""" b. C. II. Adult rark. Owner'• bomelllre J · HOllESJORJlENT Spacloui room 1 124-000, r•nt $101. bdnm. Jbe UDlt.. Floe a or 4 Br.,.:ilced from Newport. Avail. Im-· VMeatlla:::ld ~ _ --... ·=· _,!t In· ...___ •L•-A•d --..-. yard •-medhde)y. tB50 aao yr Seoarata d1Dln1 area. -' ·-.aw ..__., .. --• •-•~• ...... _ walk-lo clOHta. home· 2Br,1'4ba from$430 S OU.01 bldl in .......... •••••H•••••• 1ara1e1. Fam I Ilea round+ lJlt • ._ .... p. liJra khc:bea. cablneta. 28r.2ba fromM50 '77~', lBr, ba. lreLtMS,000 C:.W .. ..._. 1222 plaaH, klda Ir peta Call&fS.eMI Walk to Huntloaton 3Br,2ba froml52S 19 rm, It.IC, mw M. T ...... C.. ........ _ ............. ""9lcoma. CaD....aesor NewportStudloCoftdo. Nr Olal4r' Blun1WUI, brand new. . :r.:~sr.=.-::. ~ BS 144-4910 LIASl/OPTIOM m.LAl',DO(... Hoe1Boap1taJ. Pool,1pa, J8edroomfurn.S415. Ez.eellmtlocatioanext
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._ Superb Blulfa coado; O..dlll7MM:• JAS••·~ Avlll !fOY lttlaCILa ipec.4BR,3ba.lll5011o. 1.AQO'INl'AHERll08A •1f'e1tWUIOD,a.&a ,...../awta .... 2~be. C..ta Bacquet ub. ApntMt-1111 1'1111 Pubtde I.A l blk lllN ~llll'bar
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2 Br prdeo apl w /gar 2 Br. view, pool 8850
Stove • ref rag $3115 W•rf• Ollf "-s
Adulta,DOpets S4i8 1377_ 631·1400
2 BR dupkm. peoo. lociry _ _
rm. Nwpt H.11.a area. MS 1.,.., Sim to beacb. 3 BR. t <>Pe St.. lr1 -4366 ba. New pamt 6: cp~
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S*lllo. 711 Jamea St. Ocean vaew. apac1oua.
Apt. B . ..._. Mature adulta, noble
2Br'. lBa, petJo" garden ~party.~~
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cbatd OK , no P•t•. patio, eacl 2 car gar ~.5t0-50M "50/mo. Avall 12/~
2 Br, l~ Ba, Z.1ty. pvt 85l-Om,545-780tevea.
P9do, pool. II p&ayyard OCEANFRONT-2Br. IBa.
$.ID. IGmt ~. 11125 mo. yrly. $500
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LoYely f1i-r condo. New luxury townbotnet1.
Sedaded. qwet. upper u..1 br, rprlca, ba)' VleW
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eecunty. Park Briatol, thowe, leate. $7i6. Agt,.
3050 So. Briltol. nr. So. Marie. 87J.6705 a.st Plua aboppl.n • ---. ~ IGl·t!n. J.br, Versailles, Npt. Bch
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lmmtd. occopaDeJ .,_..,Le. JW y4. "71 frplc, Harbor View lmmlc. Fret maid aerv. 0"91& Loe. MWta. No 171 llieililawe.. .. .................... . •Till~ -.•7111:-.aneq 11aam, an Diem It. near •....aL Color TV, STl •ll PWta.MMMl,CD.mt t1tw__. QaloNrloo.tPlaaa comm. pool.. Oardeoer crbJmo.-.mt. cmlbcA.rtbv.r-
induded. snl.NMIZI ~lNTSTUDIO ':i~~~';,r,':: 147-6064 ..... ~~lecun
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PETERS PAINTING
Expr'd . Reu RatH.
Free Eat. Call Gene
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ALLPAJNl"IMG 12 yrs exper. NB/CM
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French. Span.lab, read·
All typee of roof• re· 101. 1pellinc Englbb.
paired. Bmbl. Guaraa· _87UO __ u _____ _
teed. No waJWl&. Bob. Wllldow c....-.
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Leak.a? Va.Ider Roofing. RE!DDENTIAL •Stora.
Fr-ee eat. Guar. work. Car waxing. Quality
Re&. 3' br eerv. 87$-1488 waft. IG-5'M8 • ~'19'72 •
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"l'HI.. Forstore&office1paceat •SIMGUl.ADIES• ....................... AsM11W..-. AUJ'OMOTIVE
IXICUTIYISUm reaaooablerates /NEED Yourcbo1ceof lOO'sof PvtGwtarorbus l4!S$011S For Sallmaker, piece· SERVICE
500to 2700 Sta Ft. V FOUND ADS 1ele« men for modem for beginners, u01que wort. 6am-4.30pm Mon· WRITER 8. Condo. ~~-t-U Fullaernceofficea MESAVERDEbR Photo Datu lnex lt~548-«132 Thun.BenefiU V79-l483
in Newport Center PLAZA {MONEY R FREE 34 hr 971 7979 Top pay fl benefits. ~'11131~':.b lml bch. 6*5410 1S!5Me&a Verde E. CM. A ( pemuve ----.W. Wmuhd. 7075 ... n~mb'-r Professionals onJy need
_. 545-4123 "COMPAT111UTY.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,__ "' -wiY Contact Mr. An-
.1.kMl1 eoaneclin& nna 1 MO FREE RENT cal~ ''()pen Weatyle"' people Work wantrd Yacht ~SllCM~ •• pt denon.Se.r:1~,!gEr at .:Jbak. Vaulted ceillop, Chrf1hm1 ~ • 642-5671 smctte warm relauoru. maintenance. parnl & ~~-..-~ L..-" .-.;v. bath. Kit firlv. UUI IXIC. sums Coo-~ Sooll! Couplea call 7$0-0674 vanush E.xpr 631 9879 Po11lloo available IO ........ "'_ ....,. ~o. •·t. ut._*"" HEWPOITCBfT'H c.ft .. '-caU7"",..,..., mechanical ai.sembly TOYOTA-VOLVO .,.... -.. • .... Reta.ii or o fice apace calDIT HO ~ ....,._,' ~ W--"-.... 7100 H Bl d cAeaoin& dep. ~1499, l'\a.lleervtce. From $225. av811ab~ for immediate __ .....,. Rttorded Mse any hr • ...,. urmru shop Must havr good lllCOST88arbOMr rt:'<' v m-sm Newport ReaencyCorp. r-Rv-Lost or Found a pet? Call -••••••••••••••••••••••• rnecbanJcal aptitude & A ~A
(114>6'-t·71.89 ~ inM~~r~ 2-d& lrdTD kHla Animal Assu tance O.C.AJRPOltT rmnuaJ drxtenty Must 646-9303 Waated 21 or over. non-
smoker employed. All C¥fice apace m Newport twe priv. 11br blb, util pd. or Cost.a Mesa.
Sl70. Mo Bak er • 14S-2111
Warner lo Fountain 979-6531 l..eague.537·2273,nofee. ESCORT SERVICE ACCOUNTING ~~.'Jn~:n:: AUJ'OTRANS,RiR-man,
Valley 1'25 Sq. ft. at 55' AITanged by Found or lost a pet" Call Spec1alu1ng ID bus1 Recister today for local rum1ng " pre111nl( exper preferred Mu11l
sq.ft .FrootaooWamer CoastHomtloans -Special Pals Hotline nessmeo . res l.denl~ temporaryas.s1gnments Minimum 3 yrars ex havetools 548_,._22158_ -Fairview. ~-9679 Mark --Call (114 )964·2~68 or 714'9'72· l235, 21.31258-7398 welcome. 55 7-0045 penence Ellcellent com B b d
973-2971. Agent IMMED. FUHDIHG 739-5241 ,...,,Y benefiU. Co nu.ct. a y s 1 t t e r w a n le v...-....... •210 NO RENT
l&fTOllUY •2loansal$100Kea. Sbepherd.apx24""h1.blk ~GE wia personal Pat Mil ls, ~~7 90~1 C:hr1s tmti8 vacation . -61oamatS2SK ea. Found Fem. German en Lin--· Urgenl' I I Also for . ,. ................... .
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dl•chine. complete
kitchen. etc. For more
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UNTIL 1980 COO aq ft. office building. Secured by Real Estate. face. Wes l mt n s t e r touch come to the 01) m • : Equal Oppor Employer Prefer College student near Udo Isle. purcha&e 955-1055 84'1-8548 pus Health Spa 2930 rtWOIWl'f fiUSONNll su1v1as but Wlll con:11der your
price $750,000 w/Sl00.000 Newport Pac1f1c -· ---Pacific Cst tlwy. NB 3723 lirdl Street Asslltant·Book.keeper pit . homr 1n f"ountam Valley, dwa. 430 32nd St., Funding __ Found· Cla1m or adopt. Beauttfulgtrlb l0am4am JoUyRoeer prefer Cox school area. Luxury Office Suites on Newport Bay. Newport Beach. Call for 5030 Grey /tan lge Cockapoo to serve you 645 7501 _ ..._wport leodt 4SM-0487 Call after 6 evenings. details Sierra Realty MomyWCMted F. Irish Setter. F. Pit 9B8 0234 anytime
633-7900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bull Mix, black F . MICHB.LE'S ATTENDENT. Booth & weekend. school age
UDO MAllHA NEED $.15,000 Malamute M. Blk Poodle •Outeoll• ....-Dock Apply al N pt . '---. OK lo bnng your VILLAG>E Newport nr Post Ok 502 2Dd TD Money. Ample Mix. M. Newport Bch llAM 2AM ~ 3749 · Aceowllag c__. Art-hes Manna A1k for dJid to my house aq' store/ofc. 2630C co llateral BURR Anima1Shelter.644·36S6. -----Weareeeelwlgarehable Jud Ha M2~ c.ls..leZuml Avon. 646·2947 or WlllTE, Agt. 675-4630. per.iOD with an apttlude Y« rYey. _ Blbysll.ter oeedec1 for a
213/6T7-7001 Evel67J..Sl22 Lost: M. Australian FREE for numbers. lypm&. • tioys,~yn, Ref's req'd 675-1662 ---Shepherd/ Queensland UT caJculator akills to join ... ~ Q)4811-8'48
t•wport llYd. CM MoatJ:t• .. Trwt Hei!ler, blk w /whl & 15 MIN ES our Accounuoe Depart· ~• '""""" · --· O.C. All.PORT Prime comm'I 1300 or Deidi 5035 b r w n mark in Is . with purchale meat. Some accounts re· II Or O.W
ht bul Id lag behind 4950 1q ft 494·5049, ....................... Reward! 644-*3. MUSTANG STUDIO ce1vable ellperiea ce Hollfler.Mec=--
GulUver'a. Large new ~ ----. WtlilrU... Co. ,_. ,_ .... ft,__. F. do". on~ SesllOOJ. come " helpful. EnJoy euiel.Jenl e:s.ecutJve sullel with all ro•y &..l..llK. LAIU6'......... .. ...... ,_ .. __ ..___.. ••. mdud
W'Yicee available. 2021 , , llW...... 4soo All lJ1* of rU1 estaw Gold-brown. Gold eye.a. ~ nmow-lovely .......ca. ;:i:-r::e-:;;. ';er day:
Blaloeea Cntr Dr .. 1213. ._.................... in~~:-'· Reward. 498-3532. 432-B E 17th. c 11. Apply 9alh·noon. Mon·
_J.rvtne __ . Ca_ll_752-0SZ2 ___ . __ 1 Mr. °'9-Co. Airport 2md TDs Found: Sma 11 fem ale 548 9182 Fn. Persoanel.
..._=•• =!=irt~\>f}.r;!~ 642-2171 S4S-0611 ~A~&~~: MASSAfiE =-'CA=
n.. la • difference! Froma OD l. It.reel. 2Dd TD roe Sale, 12%. Due CM. SC8-S991 -·-.• -RGUR.E MODB.S Newport Beadl. E 0 E
U you are oew to Coa.a
Mesa. wnporanly da.s
CODUnla.nl your .cluca
uan. reocenlJ)' chtcbar&ed
from tJw aef'Vltt. or ror
Ill)' rMIOD seetJq tem-
porary or ca reef" wort.
CllDlldtt t.hll wuq ue op-Lui• 1ulta (260 a.f.> <Yccanbeopanded in 2yre. Call Keith : P\:uw1: 1 yr old Germ. ESCORTS
provldlnf hicbly pro· W.., M. Taylor C.. 531'rUI05. ~7542. Shep female. blk/brown. OHLY fe11lona secretarial R.ealton __ MH9lO Barranca, 1 blk eul of OUTCAU ACCOUMTIMCi 1-------• I porUm.lty.
IMll"Vice with a maa.aaea-..... W..e.d 4600 CASH FAST Jamboree. Irvine. Gen· Delp. ••n, hr a.BIC/IKKPR.
ble number of unit.II. 2082 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1STI -Swings l le. we 11 be b ave d . 631·2 I 40 Knowiedee Cn payroU ac
Y•C..Emw
Mlcbel1on, Suite 212, Resp couple from Mid· 2nda -lrda 547·2093lv. mag. GOLD&t GllllL OOUDtl payable. rece1va·
lrvl.ne. C.ll 752-0ZM. -west needs funuabed apt Collateral.lzations Found: Claim or Adopt at b6e, cash receipts pro-1be women and men wt'
BAYFRONTOFFICE or borne for J~eb. CrecltMoProblHI Irvine Animal Care A~:t><!::S0;.1~ie~~~ cea.smg. EDP &i mAJWAI att looklng for may be
T&18
MEW ACCOUNTS
Part Ume permanent,
typine required. Will
coc:ia&der l me Ca II for
appl. Joan Marselle .
4'D-sel51 Mutual Savmgs
& t.o.n S70 Canuno De
F..stttlla. San Clemente
Equal()ppor Emp~er
Bllnkm& bp.V_.,T .....
StUh Oout Bank, an m·
dependent bank. 10760
Warnet. FV. Contact
5brley Sawyer 540-5300.
EOE 500 sq. ft.. all am· Calldauehler ~Aotic.clal Center Lost a pet" DONOVAN (Leitch >plse syateme de11rable. Lt l1red of typU>g. folding
mmlUes,714 /873-1003 Two or Three bedroom Ucd.l.E.lrok.,. Maybe yours is here. Or caJJS48-6427atter 6 pm __ typing reqwred. Good papers. warehouse JObt. Bank1111
1 ... 937 want to adopt one? We command of Engh1b. and wortmg for a limitt'd TB.LER Newport Pier, hHoottraf-house for professiona 714/5-· 5 _ have pets to please you. 2 PLATO'S RETltEAT Call Nancy, 97S-lOllO income. Work w Ith nc, Ofc-Retall, 8*q ft, working couple. Co1ta German Shepherd pups COLDWaL IAHKEA R Commercial Bank teller '125. 642.3912. Mesa area. Up lo MOO Z.Day Approval, fund in 7 St. Bernard named For frtt lhinkmg & SW· YoUnR peop~. ap1d ad exper necesaary for this
---· For Dec. 1. Call after days. No points. No "George". Dachshund. 10gint couples. Relax RISIDEH'TlAL vancemeol po5s1ble tr fulJ lJme pem ameot posi·
I MO I.ENT NH 8:30PM. S48·LS46 Blllloon. $10,000-flOO.OOO Dach,,hWld mlX Cock·•· w I a so I u l t> I y No MOln'GAGE you att 18 or over and boll. cowtesy & quality
if)'(JUeipalyearlseln LADIES EXECUTIVE 2nd TD loans . L ido poo. Terrier mix Preuure, Adult fun COMPANY would~ available to services to customers
NoYember. Next to 0 .C. DESIRES TO LEASE Newport Co. 673 7SllS Alllltralian Shepherd & 1&'50 Ivar. Hollywood__ A Coldwell BanJter Co. start work immecha~ly • nec:euary We have a
Bmallte, abr 3 br, 2 ba. Airport.ft.: ~'fo~l280sq. NICE SINGLE FAM 3'hn. MORE. A.l.5o pretty k1l· Exat..ingPhoneCalts EquaJ()pporturutyCo call blwnll.30-l.JO. friendly s taff &
Cdm bae, non1mltr Is ft.Phone...,,. HOME, CONSIDER Moneyforsbortterm2nd bes 754-3734 Wearefoc~aJ Tryus 64E L 514 customers. we are tn·
• I f 'd FU WPRT IRV TD' ---' h k "'----' .... ..-v terested ID qualified v.e1•·•r an pre . IXIC. sums RN. N • • S, no Cn:utl c ec . no '-'•oHak 5350 f'tme.A·r11cuu ~-_!:_ tdlerslOJOtnourteam G50/moar.bcb.~.:.. l..clokmiforanolfieeina CM AREAS , $SOO pally.$20,000Up Forac ....................... ,.,tanal~fee1S360 Acctg Bkkpo& ~~~~~~~~~I
......... . warm • rrteadly at· RANGE. XLNT REF, tioo call a&enl: 673·73l1 WANTED: Female to ....................... TEMPORARY = Good oppty lo work in a
,,..., •110 maepbere? Do you need ~KIDS.8Sl·l99l. An)'Ume sbareexpensesof2week Register today lo wort ATI'OllHIYS·MIW challenging • pro·
uuun-••••••••••••• ,..,.aoalized pbooe cov-stay in Tahtti. Dec 22 lo BRASS KEY on vanoas 1ccoununc &i Ju..t besnC 1worn m or fesslOl'lal env1ommenl ·9a11 car pr. Fw etorase enp •the anilabillt1 • Cl9CllM•/ Jan Slh. Call Barry bookkeeping uugn · new 10 area" Have a Good aaJ.ary & beoef1U cuiib'. f40J1o, A•all Dec. of a proreulonal ....._finest/ Peu11R11h/ 979-1017 menu Work close to beautiful office bldg foraqu.aWiedpenoa. 1' .... 2721 1ec:retarlal aervlce ? fii1mCe a.o.t•,...... --------•1b:911ih&com• home Acct lerb Deslre to open legal
You'll rind u1 at 118 -•••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nice men wanted for CATDINGTOYOUR :kee~rs. ::coun: ch.me or whatever. Low Apphcanta 1bould con &lddoubltpra&elblkl Blibl'Street.C.UBnat ....,., • na..:1•• 5100 Singles Gourmet Club. SOCIALAFFAIRS ,,_ oraoreatllllproducllve tact
from beacb, BB. f10. D-2141. OW.WIWllty 5005 ....................... Forlnfoe&llSS-l890. *66 1-0729* ~are=~ s IDID muo1c1pal crt ANGIEAUEN --me. sums ••••••••••••••••••••••• PENNY A Freoch De.light ror more information. 25mm 1upenor en Town
Oflcit.._. 4400 Prime Newport Beac:b PU-SCHOOL PIW'fll L..BiiWtDELAIUE NowHirtna RobertHalf'a =g:.9"~~NS:~ '714~:;0600 11" r1 • ................ ioc. Near O.C. airport. IJc:'d for 44 children. "" HOLlDAY SPECIAL to la1lt to a lawyer• ~ sa, So Lq. 921177 uoBmau.a.trom$75. Rent l.ac)a recepUon, Plua nice 3bdrm home. ADS Outcalt Only•24brs. For free lnitlal appaint· Zl33No8roe<lway --------1 MAMUFACTUllRS nt W. Jab 8l. OaU 1om amfenDce rm, Janitor can be pure: baaed on 853-88:11) 951-9484 ment call S56-121N. tven· #200, Coldwell Banker IA.Ml ~ Mrv.i utlla, 1 free Jdm.cootrac:tatl0%.in-PREGNANT" Car'" !.':!•ppolntmeotaavalla· Bldc .. SantaAoa 1bew (L-.tadnDa•ll1'°P1~1olbe ''""lDoveSt. NB c:op e1 •more. tereat. ONLYf'I') . .n.,.""' "l .. )13"' ... 103 ea . . _, •.. ..,Liii c..r-~ eerv. avail. Part Place, Inc. 842-7481 .JI. oonftdeDtia:I c:ounselln1 & •------5400 ~~"~ .. ~~-~~~~ Q8l8ifted Ad. tc-5878. F,quaJ Oppty Employer JAo.ta-• UaorDoualS1-4Nll n!fernl. AborUoa, adop-Soc:WCW. :: NttlJ nmod. •bo•'t AltSuppiy 5'oc'e for Sale. Sell any ltem ar eom· Uon&bieplnc. •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• ~ located at 2'150 DE:UJXEOl'FICE LocaSed ln Duly Beach bmaUoo a( ltema for S7S APCARE 547-2513 llEET111E PERSON ff.arW ~ baa apaff ID 1q, ft.; all OU' part. City Shopp~ C.n&er · or leu with a Penoy Of yaur choice from open ~ rQllq from •11&. ft. No ..... req. For more ormatJon Pincher Ad. 3 Unee ror 2 •LORI'S* minded couples to poten· --aca. ft. rMd)< for llN:ZZHTolJA.11. call714/536-1288All. ~Ullve ctayw. Ellcll Ual marrta1e part.Den .._.. oc:tafUCJ. Call additional UM 11 eor ror lllldmyS,.cW1 fall• 1ale throulh So. Paal 1. Kata, All reaU1lou.1 Newport tbe%d.Q9.Cbara•lt' 2Abre•Outc:all Only CA.llf'tlarleat•mo.tu.n· mi• tal offle• Nommmerclaladl. &m> 853-NM. 1que oat !erv. lOOO'a of
For more lntonutlon
Md lo plac. JOUI' ad call
prata from doc:ton lo ex-ecs.. Womm joln tree PM
Diii. Serv (714 )838-7572
...... 5410
ADVERTISING SALES
for local home
rurn11bin&• maeazlne.
Excellent commla1lon.
Experience preferred
bl.a will t.raln. 417-44114
AheraUon penon needed
w/tw.ina aper to \Me
over taflor shop, DO in· ~men1 Call for Appt.
4 .... 1. Aleo needed
llftl ....... MWen.
Amwa:I Dtatributonbipe
DOW anil. in )'OU.I' area. call 19812-5pm.
Aa1werl•t Ser•lc• ... s ... m.or.
far 1-U llhtft,; Top ......
Eapertenc:e only. 221
Foreet A-tt•. Lacuna
Bucb.
A1Mmbly
f'f'O&l ... ~l'ICWOfmDre~W
clrftUan. c6n °"' --*nt ,ri1mrily IO cnlU the r'*2o
decbCHllllCI
We •• ... the "llht tncl\4dualt for the
~--· ·~ • lWlt-fllm ....... ............
BIDldq
TIU.II
Newport Center. Op-
portmlty IOI' Teller In·
tawted la a career with
Imperial Savine• " Loan. Ll1ht. typing,
p!eeunt penooallty. Ex-
celleot. aalary and
beaefita. Call Don• Crox·
on:~l481.
Equal Opporturuty
EmployerM/F/H
~. li\Jll charge,
P\tU time, esper'd in the
Pe1board 1y1tm. non-
SDXJker. Pay depeent oo
expel'. Call 714-Gl--Ot36
IOODEIPH
lmmed for full-charge
bktpr, travel agcy back-
O'OWJd Jftf. Pleasant at
mo1pbere, contact:
640-0620 , a1k for
maaqer.
-•••ALOMCI IUSH
kaut. pluab raclllly In
... ~b * Good t~. No SH. salary to .
Excell.at beon~b t12:n1s
Ctlllsa.rt
M• TIAIMll
Buslne11 backaround
an asset for lhls rapid
advancement position
Enjoy working with
people & money.
Excellent bene(it.s.
972-9955
Ctlll se.ri
a.QJCAL DDUPa on _ pu1 of
CalUonala ofrera tbt
rollo•l•I excepUonal
cai..~\ID.We9:
11'910Q.HK
Req~r•• 1ood typ101 aod numeric •1>tltude
and admlnlatr•t1ve
ability.
PURCHASING
Q.UI(
Mwst hav" lnJtlatlve and apt.tlude for aoalytlcal
and clottcaJ work Llaht
typlna
Salary commensurate
with experience ph.18 ex
cellent com pun y
benefit.a. Please 1ubm1t
resume or call m con
lldence
IHSUIANCI Ct,RJC DOUGLAS OIL
TlilMH COMPANY
Outgoing personality. Eva Taylor
Ilg ht typing. lots of Empl Relations Dept
variety EnJOY figure 3160Alr'Way Ave
work Beaut facility Co5ta Jde11a,Ca 92626
with excellent benefits Affirmative Action
& r o o m f o r EmployerM/F /V/H
advancement --------•I . 972-9955
C_.SMrf
•ECEPTIONIST I
TYPIST
Enjoy Ulis super loc &
put your good typing &
1pelllng skills to good
Clerk Ml
2 openings, llPM 7AM ,
Sun thru Thun , S 30 PM
to UPM Tues. Wed &
Fri 675 Paularano,
7Sl--46S2
COMPANION · Lile
DU b7 Operator
DATA PIOCISSI ...
An nc.Ulllt opportWlity
wtth Oran1t · Couoty'1
leadln1 city builder.
t h.ve a yean U ·
perlence with card punch, key to d.lac, • key
verifier eqlllpment
Would prefer lnforex ex
perltnce Excellent
benefit. tncludlDj profit
sha.nna. Pleue apply at
THI tRVIHI CO
'4lO Newport Center Dr
Newport Beach
F.qual Oppor Employer
DATAIMTRY
OPERATOR
lBM 3741 Operator for a
wtll at.abUabed & arow-11\i Oraoae County cor
pora lion Excellent
benef1ta & workma coo
dlt1oos Mlnamum 11x
months keypunch ex
penence required on
IBM 374113742 Pay will
be commenaurate with
experience Apply 10
person. Mon thru Fri
8am5pm
JOU Y ROGER IMC
1700 Gillette
I rYlDe, S46 0331
Equal Oppor Employer
MANUFACTURING
DllNEER/
ESTIMATORS
Mao1&factur1oa
En11neers with ex
perieoce eatabll1bln1
cmta aod prieina for pr•· ddJo macbioe ahop pro-
duda. Must be able to de·
velop detailed 1round
part1. plus auembly
labor, out.aide proceaaes
and too11n1. Mlnlmum 2
years lo slmlllar aulgn-
ment required. Dearee a
ph.11 but oot required.
We offer an excellent
salary level. outataodlna
benef'WI tnclud~ com·
pany paid medical aod
dental insurance for
employees and depen
dents a.nd more. For am
mediate con.slderaUon
cootact Personnel.
LEAR SIEGLER
TRANSPORT General
~~~~~ SIASOtf
Delivery P/Time AM . TO II
DYNAMICS 9 TIS'THE
LA Tames $100 per E.O.E. m tf/h JOU.Y
wa-.k. In Laguna Beach. ~~~~~~~~I ··· 494-8496 ••rn extrt Entertailunent $SS'1 tCH your
Hoc.el
DoorAM d•t
1¥1 I.
We are ae.k1nl a Door
Attendant for our
Lounse Penoo 1bouJd
be people ortented • abJe to enforce com paay
Pollclu .. Apply 9am-ooan. lloo-rrt, P~reoo
oet
MAUJon HOT&.
800 Newport Center Dr
~Beach EOE
Hotel
fnMto.MClerll
GRAVEYARDSHJfT OuLat.and.m& oPPOrturuly
for a people-oriented
per.ion able to work the
IU'MVt'yard shift on our
~1 ·:. froQl desk F.nj0y
VOLT
We 're 1eell1n1 In·
dlvlcluah with a
mtnlrnum 1·2 yean eir
l*'lenCe wtth U>•proe.N and final lnlpecttoo of
J119Cl80opar1a
We olfer excelJent. pro·
""'Ive 1alary levels
commerwurat.e with ex· Jlaieoce aod ability and
out1taodln1 eompany
beneflaa whlch Include
oud medical. dental and late 1n1urance for
employees and de pen.
dents Yor immediate
consl~rauon apply tn
penonto
WI SIEGLER
TIANSPOIT
DYNAMICS
3131 West Seaentrom Santa Ana, Qi
TOOL
ROOM
MACHINISTS
Experience pref erred
WEOPTER
•Hi&hly Competitive Rata
•Plenty of Overt• me -shllt DlrterenUal
•Excellent Company
Bl:neflta for Employ~
~Dependent.I
APPLY IN PERSO~
excellent company E.O E mtf h
LEAR SIEGLER
TUNSPOIT
DYNAMICS
beoeftl.i. apply llam nooo 1---------.. Mon·Fr•. Pel"IOIJ.Ot'I 3131 WSe&entrom
Santa AM. CA MAUJO'n HOTB.
llOO Newport Cent.er Or
Newport Beach, E 0 E
HOUSECLEANERS
54-$4 SO hr + Bonua Will
tra.tn Full" PIT Adv an rement Oppty M uil
H.ave transportauon
848 7(8) --------
l::OE m 1flb
lnsulataoa anata lier for
Umoa lnaulauoo Co fo:x
penenee preferred C..11
GllLCO JNSULATION.1--------
-..SlZl
INSURAHCE
MAii.CUDS
RUCLSICS
TYPtST
lla.ld<i. apply TIM! Jno al
La11una. 211 N Coa•t
Hwy, Lagwua Beach
_________ , use. Excellent benellts
& salary to S800
hskpg. Every other Sat & Oellvery, sale., cleaJ1log.
Sun. Balboa Peno. $25 Full time. apply an
day 673-~ person : Greeo Haven
Extroverted type people, Chrl1tmH folly. We h•v•
singers & tap. Own tram a job fOf youl
•Houseclea.nen eam SS's
CS3 SO.SShr 1 working for
a prof clean1oe serv
Must have t ransp
~106 or 64.S .e
ICEYPUHCH
Interest snit d1 vers1f1ed
'!olUt with an esliolblahed
co Ins exp. nol req We
wLll traUI
Manaaement trainee. en-ll'Y leY~I Opportunities ror self motlva&ed, 000·
s mok e r . peraon
w1knowledge or boallng
hardware MKW Co. 69'1
Randol~CM_ •IO'*K--• J\all eharle t.bru t rial
balance, miDl-computer
esperlence helpful. Very
busy office, need pro-
fmaional, salary open. Raume to: Panco Ltd,
1>.0 . Box 18823 Irvine,
CA 92713.
Bookkeeper Secretary
wartc 1 day wk. pnvale
~.67S-1136
Cu bier /House ware s.Jes. Apply ID person,
Rion Hardware, 1024
Irvine Ave, Weatcllff
Plaza. N.8.
CASHIER
OurUIMlnllaon has crc11l· ~many new li\Jll & p rr
operungs, pd benefata &
growth oppty, rapid
wage increase after lraininc.
UNIVERSITY
SUREO
Apply at: 1829 Newport
C.M .• or Call Personnel:
2J3.D.1722.
~R/CLERK · Ex
per. to work an CdM
Pharmacy. Call Mn.
Youn&. ~7575 for an·
t.emew.
C~HIEIS
UTDTIM
MARKETS
972-9955 c• 5llerl
CLBUC TYPIST
Super opportunity,
rapid advancement
Beaut ofc an beach
area. Type 50 & enJOY
some math Start $700
FantaslJc benefits
972-9955 c•SMrt
KEYPUNCH orst
SwinJ( stufl. Excellent
pos1t1on. beach city loc
L1J(ht r•xper required.
S800 + f.''<cellent bend1L.,
972-9955
C•SIMri
BANKING
Compan1on·A1d; for ~Uo, 2123 Nwprt Blvd,
elderly lady Friday -------
nights and Saturdays DEMONSTRATORS Fn
S2S each shift Between & Sal !Oam unlll 6pm
9AM·SPM: 548· 1219 Wort oear your home
c o M p u T E R Foods 6'. appliances.
OPERATOR -Exper on 75S573or 213 240 7000
32 system ror traM1t1on DENT AL ASSIST AMT
to 34 Acctg Pyble Sohd Wanted Ln happy pro-
references Compensa lf'SSlVe modem busy of
uon negotiable Location nee lf you are people
Irv llldl.L'Jtnal romplex onent.ed. and want to en
Call for appl R J Kon, py your work, you 're the
:>tG-5700 one we're loolung for
COOK
Exper'd, breakra ~t
li.mch, farruJy restuarant
San Juan Capo 4!13 1948
coot<
SaJJary open RDA pre·
ferred. 962·2402 or
~31.86
DENTAL ASSIST.
CHAIRSIDE Needed
1mmed for C M. prac
lice 6.11-1420
557·2539. Irvine
-Work A!! much ai. you
want. bonu~ uvaal.
never a fet'
EXEC. DIRECTOR
MS. W. or equivalent ad·
min1strat1ve expr
Responsible for plan
ning, finances, P /R,
grant writJng & staff of 7
Sub!Dlt resume to Bag
Sisters. 8100 Garden
Grove Blvd Jl7, Garden
Grove. CA 921644
EXEC. SECRETARY
Sec lo the pres. of a
growmg R E fmn Good
lypuig & shorthand skills
nee Salary comm w tex
per 549-1480
!'18 ORG
WE
EXPERIENCED
RESTAURANT --------
MANAGER·Plee~ call
497-4441 Ask ror Rick
Partners Bllllro
Laguna Beach
GENERAL Pnvate Country Club
Xlnt Ben . Gd sal Must
be well qualified, For int
caU 644-5404
Dental Assistant, Jan '80, full, P/f, exper Ro A. Exp. hoe cook Busy
f rred Sal downtown Laguna Beach
OFFICE
lmmediat.e opening with
a progressive and con~c
ruenlly located Oran~e
County manufacturer to
amwer busy phonei.
preEIT~o~l'"~ry open. Rest.Call Lynn•"• 9765 Counter help, mature . .,,.,.....,. ,_ '""""'
some sewing knowlt!dl(e
req S3.10 Hr. Call
673-3162
DBfTAL
Housekttper/Lave-in. 2
sm cluldren. lrg bomt>.
pnv bedroom. up to
SDI mo 96(} 1014
.Housekeeper Meded ror
ronvaleacent hosp1lal
Xlnt bt.>ner11,
w UlSuranre & m~nllve
Apply Beverly Manor.
340 Vidana. C.O.ta Mesa.
HOUSE PERSON -
Needed fulJ.lJme to do
~g. errands. car <"are. chauffenng, ~lc
ror busy Npt Sch Exec
& tus family Good pay &
Ilene 714-758-1.Sl.S ult for
Catby_A __ r----------, lndustnal
Stuff Your
Stocking
With
"Kelly Kash"
Meai.attt wortunl( cond Xlnl t;mpl ben pro
gram tncl profit shanng
bonui.. rrll.remt'nt f Ian.
COmprehenSnl' Ir\'.
brJa.lth. & dent.ii I I ru. A pp
ly ID perM>n Mon Fri
8 :D 2 OCJ
SAFECO ISSLRANCE. co
17S70 Brookhunt
F~Val~y
IOI
I S !> l' R A N C t:
CommercLal propeny &
CA$Wllty aMastanC'C'. ex
per ae<: m.uu mum 2 > rs
tncludm& typing Xlnt
benefits Jame -.
lnsuran~. Irvine Ca II
Maunne. 752-0990 1-: O E
IHsuaAHCE
AG-ENCY
F\re " casualty, com
merc 1al lines un
derwnter Experience
req 'd R obertson
lmurance Auoc., Inc
67S-0562
MANAGER
lmmt:<I openmg, resp.
Po!> Runrung a growmg
3tbr answenng service.
Must have managenal
barkground Duties
range from schedultng,
stalftng, supervasmg ap-
pro" 12 f e male
emplo)'eei, record keep-
lilt(, tra.lJllllg ~~I .
sale.. " public relations. LooEn& for a challenge?
Ai.k for Mrs . Cole,
~7-
'1aturt.> S11 le'> pe rson
wanted p11n lJme m gift
~ t .. 11 hi3 <!634
ldodeb ~cort.s
SSOOW-8
Attract1\'e
f'ema I~ Only.
641-01*>
•MODELS•
" •ESCORTS•
!:xpenence Preferred
•661-0729•
MESSENGER
Growing company in
beaul beach loc ~eeks
attractive, personable
ind1 v1dual for variety
posi tion . relief
messenger & light
cleriral dulies
w/lelephone contact.
Excellent benefits
Starting salary To $700
COUNTHHEL,
IOPM-6A M. Winchell '~
DoruAs, 2S3 E. 17lh St ,
C.M.
2 expanded run ct ion
hygienists needed for
periodontal office I on
Tuesday . l on
Thursday1f'r iday HB
84U631
FACTORY
Looking ror a mature.
responsible person to do
lite wort In factory Will
train season ed in·
d1v1dual. Apply in
person, Kingsley M rg.
Co .. ~ PIAcentia Ave
CM between 10.00am &
2·00pm
Qualified applicant ran
expect a good salary and
beneCiu plus a pleasant
working environment
For 1mmed1ate ron
s1derauoo, call or apply
at
IN y EST JN y OUR MOI'EL MAJDS, fuJI or
FtmJR E part·llmt'
972-9955
C•Cwry
swncHIOAID
OPIUTotl
Beaut beach localed
company seeks exper
individual to operate
new equip In gorgeous
new facility, Ideal for
X phone company oper.
or anawerlng service person.
972-9955
C.Cwry
Counter help for dry Dental auiatant. Come
cleaor:n, fulJ tame. up JOln our team Good
(ttl. Apply 7·3 al Mlstet Yo«1c1ng cond F tr. Mon
Best Cleaners. 2939 E Fn 631 142A>
Coast Hwy' CdM OENTAL-~--IST--1'\Jll
COUPLE to usilt mgr 1n urne. No S.ta Expanded
Orange Cly-deluxe dUUel m pleuant H B.
bldi-11aJ + lovely KPl offlce 847 255
Call :i.21-8542 for appl ----OeotaJ Alalataot. Busy
Credit & Collectlona En· dmt.aJ re1tonve practice
joy interesting, challeng needs 1 h a r p e n · il18 work in a naUonwlde thuaiutlc, uper uaia-
sales flnaoce company Lant. CaJJ 631·2'80.
We have 1everal full -Ume positions In credit & Dena.al omce M1r, do you
collection. Pleuanl relate well w/people.
workl.ni cond., " exlnt f\111 mouth recooatruc-b e n e C I t 1 . C a I I lion pracllce needs exper
714-530-1661. 8.30·5PM. t.ea.m member. 631-2'90, IOOIOC9B Mon·Frl for Interview. _N_B_. ______ _
a.NHS EOEM/F Detlk c&erk "trout office
Good math • phone n.ia &try help wanted. The lno at
voice --able to work DATAOVERLO~Dfor Lqwia, 211 N. Coaat
well w/people for OU. l.emponJl' KEYPUNCH Hwy.
new centralized dept. •CRT Joti9 •85l·909l • Alk for Mn. DoulbtY
Fantastic benef1~1 •
Jrowt.h potential WANT AcrJON? Cl-1ned Adi, your on.-f72•ff55 OwUed Ada IQ.5811 stop aboppUla center.
C411C..,., -CLERKS
FULL TIME
NO 111'911NCI MICllSAIY
Hurey! Immediate openlnaa
WILL learn various phaaee ot store OJ>OraUons. Lots of customer
contact.
FACTORY
WAREHOUSE
~EMBLERS
No Expeneoce Needed
Top Pay Paid Weekly Sterrac1n1 Transmask
I 311152Campm Onve
Newport Beach.Ca
r7 I 4 I 54CMOIO
llJMCQ.llC.
IRVINE
EOE
F.quaJ Opportwilty
752-efM Employer M/F /H M1F i... ........ -.... 1
~~~~
Female to live la small
aueat home. Room,
board,1alary. 9G'1914 -
Floral Oe1l1ner, up.
nec:aa&r)'. $46-9172
R>OD•VICIM~
5 AM to 1 Pll, lloa thru
ll'r1dly. llllll t. eapr'd
lo Or'derlnl aod recetvin,
and capable ol 1upervla·
in, emplo7ees. Salary
=J-11 all 10 All.
SANDWICH ~=s
'I Ofnce Clerk. lite tnma. l~h)t, Mon· P'r1. P!r. Non-1moker, 14 per I
br. Call Carol ..
751..fl.81
LAMOUR JOB· MARY
KAY COSMETICS
NEEDS BEAUTY CONSULTAN'l'S. Oppe,y,
to earn top S w /the
faat.t l1'0WiDt cosmetic co. u rec.nuy ..., on
"IO Minutes" 6 "'700
Club " We lraln! Call
ts7-091
s All to t:ao AM, Moa •------· t.bru nidQ. suo ptr br.
Qll aft 10 am, f7t.0747
JllE(QHT &ale1 EaprMa
le looliltn1 tor
owner/operatora to
..mce ttit NotUnreet. CGatacl ._ Paman
Dae7.all
GUARDS
WWSFAIGO
GUAID SEIYICE
IS CIJWING!
S-JoflitWll ,.,OM-M.._,
Thro•9lt
• • ..., Oi • , IOi9CJ &
short ter•
011i91t ..... ta .,, ..
l(efty.
\\c hJ\e J \anety
of ,..,.,q~n mentc;
J\JllJble 10 ~u1L
\our .,rht•dull· &
'kill'
•ASS1t•as
•PACKAGBS
•MACHOPBS
• W AllHOUSI
*SHIP.UC CUS
No eitper1enct'
necessary . Top
pa v .paid
var a llons never
a r~
IELL~
~E ""VIC E S
Call or
Come In Today
Irvine
US.1441
21QZ Btlalness
Center Dnve
Sulte20I
HWlUoiton &.ach ...,.,..,.
8ll01 Warner Ave
1215
Saota Ana .. ,..,,.
715N. Main
<In HO Block ornce>
Aft.er your Army enlat
meat you could have a
~ educaoonal fund
ror rolle&e or trade
sdlOOI Two. three. and
four year enlistments
~available to you Call
for more 1nformat1on.
Your Army Rttrwter
Cosu Mesa S.0· 1026
Hunt Bch 962-8821
Sant.a Ana S42-:M35
Lquna Hills 7fi8..525 I ---..
Janltotial/Part time
eves Mon Fri . 3-4.hrs/
n.agbt. H. 8. area ll80-2800
JIWB.aY WAXB
Exper only Steady
wort:. Top wa1es Fl"tnae
brae. Xlnt. woc-kinj COO· di. 714-979-112'
I ~VERLOAJ> for
temporary KEYPUNCH
6taT Jobe. •851-IOtl •
' I
f I
I
' ' I
KEYPUNCH
DATAIMTIY
OPIUTOI
IBM 3741 Operator for a
well mtabllabed a: 1row· inl Oraoae County COC'·
poralloo. Excellent
bmeOta • wcridnl COD· dltloaa. Minimum 1la
montu ke1p1&och ea·
perteoce re qui red oo
1811 3741/3142. Pay will
Mln!!Wllll.rale W~ U •
peritDce. Apply In
c:;m.Mon Uma J'rt
JOUY IOG• IMC
170GGW.U. lntm,MMU.1
Eqml OslPol' Employer
wruna Nll\I I I .,,.oMJ I $1.l9119r DAY 2'1957 Cabot Road
8ett«Jobl ll\.tU6Part'nme Maleorl'-.te Wen Ntllt Hom
IC&llt be n ,.art+ WtTralol
Callot81'Pl1al
... I Ecaual~
1
1
I ttnPtoY• anJt• •
w.r;o:s
lloitbru hi .... ~ ........... a. ..
Sla&.a Au l40 ....
imwoaaunon ul~ IWllnan ...
._ ________ ....
542.3030
Nurses Aides needed for ' .
day sh.lft in ronvalesceot
bosp1tel. Prefer ex-
penenre. xlnl benerila
w/insuran~ & 111cenllve.
Apply ~verly M aoor.
M>Vactona, Costa Ilsa.
our DhllOSOPnY Of matctltno qualltv per.
sonnet Wltt'I Quallty POSlt>OnS has created owrwnetr'"' lg reQUeStS to< our "temPS " Consequently we neea more iiN·s. LVN's and Aides to work In verv "ne medical
faellltles ttlrouQhOOt tnearea
In aoctltton to our
Concept Of t>elng as fle1clb4e In SdledullnQ as YOU are. we Offer:
•New Contracts-oMng vou more ChOlces •New Pav Rates• LOW Cost Pr'IC'tlcal C. E courses
• Refemll IOflUS ProQram. Offices conwntenttv Locm!d • CIOS4MO·HOme
ASstQrmet its and
morel
tnterf$ted? contact
US ASAP
IHDTKSTAL
BRAKE
OPERATOR
lmmtdt1s. OPIObli ror abeet metal preu
ope,.tor •ble to do .....;-. ____ ...;...;....._ ~ aod wort from i-------·1 bhalprinia.
WSOFn!R.
•lll1bly Competltlve
·~· ..............
•:•P.M.T .... " NOV.mb .........
..... C1rpe•tl11. ltT vda. -"••••••••-•••-•• •
c-1111c1 veiaow t-..c1. Atinoet "a;.ee.uo ) ~ ... 111h.. mw.Be.tolfer-.-.. az.-· ... ;:
HUNDB.l'.DSOf IT£11S llEllllY CHlUSTllAS ...__.. a . .
•BldroomS.U nttany'• lltmbenhlp ""'-, ........... --.• •DlalqRoomTablell, llaMOOer.IM4Ul •PS -_. • Cba1n. Hutches _ ................ .
•U.tu Boom Sult.8, Atlw. air "'fue ooupona, HltVY·llUlt metal otnee ._
Bociert. Chain • udL C.ll 'JIO. l.M2 •ft du Ir • 4 at a ad• rd
AJIS\ylel epm. dnwen..t._! dHp file
•AoPu.nc.EN....., .... ·-c .... P_......O -drawer. ~or DUlWl ==n:=. .... &. :ndi\m.:i'u4.ade. all•.•IMI. --0 Ratea •Plenty ot Overtime
•Sbift DUlerentlaJ
•Excellent Company 8mellta for Employees
WOii OVIUIAS
Mab more mooer .wortl· 1DI atwoed reprdJeu of
your ap, M• or present
poeltion. All typea of
workers ur1ently re· cpa..cl. F« detAlla, send
a stamped, aelf· addJ...t envelope to.
AoahetaJ <Bebtnd '1'5. ~-"-A °"Jml lotO.
Onmdffotel> ----••• .. •••••••••-••• ••
TEL.· 114fT76..3264 NEWPORT BEACH TEN· ••••100'• or NEW "
C.Uor .
Come ID 1'oday
Jmne
lu.lf.41
2102 Busloeu
hll lime paailloa
In n&a11 hardware at.ore.
640-5112
8!'.CRETARY-Tired of
b&Ok tellins' w an1 to ad· vanee younelf? Wan~ to -.ns about ftnanclnc &
real tale? Do )'OU have
1ood clerical •kills'! Thea C&ll 557·11~110 Npl.
Bc:aaru. Ra1 Dtate No 8undaya or evcolnp. UCIMSID See Nlb Joholoo, H W. Secntary, work with cor UtlJC... Wria.bt Compan)'. 126 porate controller. varied
Will train. Beat com-Roclieater, ea.ta lleu. clutiea, &ood skills re·
"Oepeodeots.
APPLY IN PERSON
LEAR SIEGLER
TRANSPOllT
DYNAMICS
3131 W Se1eratrom
Sam.Ana.CA
E.O.E m/f/b
...-c:~.,. ..
701 Wuhlnston Street
Dept. 50S2
&ifalo. ~ew York 14205
XRAY TECH· Part tlme
eo .s~tlon avail Rac1lok>Cill office. Must
beCRT Call&M-1775
~. D. Sldden N1S a.us. "111 mem· USED planol • oraana.. -
---------be r •bl P S 1 2 S · •'ll).Dealer75HU1 -a • ao.aeat like new 7141833-2704 days ..
Narrow a tripe, grn 2 braDd new dbl port.ab.; Chrlatmaa Joy· la a ·~
\'elvet. Sacrllice for $450 ..,.. Sell cool Can be Wurtit.rer orsan UOO • • •
for bolb. 2 b9atess chn wed. ..-._._· 110 9 • luu w /tape recorder.
lml)enal 1old. $2S ea W ov~~ -;;t;· t. Orif, llJal cood. ll,OBI. ta-~
m429:S price 12.400. WI l TY ......
HarMt I060 sacrifice al Sl.6Hea HIR, St.no 109• • ....................... 551Mi711.551.G1'12aft.5. ....................... •
~ old Mustang, ·very s new GY. steel belted BtauW'W ZS" RCA color
well·traln.ed, has woo radial tall:e off $200 TV. $12.B. 2 Yr Warr many ribbons for n der. """ .,_ ""l-0872 ft s Free Det &46-17111 '500/olfer. 541-MlO Enc .......... -.... a · ·
uddJelrtackavaU • •SPA &t delue eqwp llMft&....,_
-Center Drive
SuiteD
mmicm split lo the in· Q ul red . t Y pin & • ~~~~~~~ dtat.ry 70/30, to top pro-S.. lhortband, lllilla & phone
ducers. For interview l'\ill/part Ume, join the contact. Salary com· ---------
YOUlb Counselors Part Time evenings <Meolnl adults worldn1
wilb youth. Over 21 Own lJ'anlpOC"t.aUon. $3. 50 hr.
start.~9PM
Mlc1l-1M1$ IOIO ment. very reuonable. ... .. .. ~5449 ......................... J • •••••••••••••••••••••••
Hunt.lnctcn Buch
M1·Mtl
8907 Warner Ave
1215
Laiun•;:Juei HI
279$7 Cabot Road
Sadta An•
tlWIJO
715N. Main
lln HlrR Block
Office>
Equal Opportunity
Employer M 1-~
'------------J ORGANIST
Poslt100 Jao. 1980. for
Laguna BtJch church 12
rarik wic6 pipe organ Dearee &or prev uper.
expected. Rehearsal
1'tWra eves & 1 service
9.mday at lOAM. Salary
nego. Call the church or.
flee al 494-8081 for ap-
plication & appt. for
audition w/mualc com·
mlttee.
call BUI at Redhill Real· Lam of California team. men 11 u rate w I ex P .
ty,Udoorfloe; 673-7300 Our exciting store al 213/427·1308. Shipping &
Receiving
Clerk
Newport's Fashion
Real Qt.ate Island is lookloc ror
RESIDENTIAL Faabion Forward sales
SALESPlltSONS people. Xlnt benefits
Are you tared or con· _644-44 __ 11 __ _
rt11ion, lack or organlia· SALESPERSON
don & inadequate com· 'IV . SI'EREO DEPT ~nt aaslstaoce from Expr pref Over 21
management., Are you Must be able to work
ured or sharing a desk eves& Sundays Apply tn with a part-time non· penon.
professional' Perhaps Kerm Runa
you should talk with us MagJUtvox Dept
We are not a chain, 26186 Harbor Bl, CM branch, franchise or sub·
subary of something else Sales Public relations or
run from a remote ivory teacb10g backround.
tower. Wesley N. Taylor Higbaelf unage and a de·
Co. is a 34·year old firm SU'e for excellent mcome
wholly owned & operated can earn you over $2000
by au founder. It really commission. Now tbru
makes a dlrrerenct-Our Christmas 4 people
average residential sale needed at once ror
1s $4-07 ,096 If you are Orange County locations
capable of listing & sell· Call Dawn 213/204-3924
ing homes In lbe finest
residential areas of
Newport Beach perhape
you 8hou.ld join our team.
Please call Marjorie
Clark. 1Ws1denlial Mgr
for appolntment
SALlSPERSOM
for Designer Jewelry
Salon. NB, Exper. FIT
Jmmed. 673·4734 or
631-4fm
SECRETARY
DATSUM -ha1 att
openln9 for o
aecretory. In ita r._
onal Hnice dept.
so+.~
• .... t e,. capaltle
of ccouuo ..... catincJ. &
wortdMJ well w /,,-o-
... XW. wCMtiotc) c~
.. Fiiiy pd beM pro-
gr'Clift. lndudincJ *'9tal
371/2 work w••k.
~Dahm pro-
«ktaatcost.
HISSAM MOTOR
CORP.
1683 Suutftower
PO BOX MM, C M 92626
714 549-1277
EO.E ---
SECRETARY
Admiru.st.rative assistant
CAU.ANDREA ~l.. ext 250, 1·5PM.
E.O.E.
lmrnediate open.ma. Will •••••••••••••••••••••••
be respoosable for st.ock ......... IOOS
records and procesSUlll •••••••••••••••-·•
ol IDCOIIWli/outgoma or 1--------· ders Some heavy llnUll
tSO pounds> Expenence
preferred
We offer excellent salary
and benefits 1nclud1ng
pa.id medical and IJfe 1n
surance Please apply LD
person
LEAR SIEGLER
TRANSPORT
DYMAMIC
3131 West Segerstrom
Santa Ana. CA
WESTlllNSTER
ABBEY
ANTIQUE MAU.
i.> Shope of fane antaqu~
rumU~ " t~asurable
items CIOl!e'd Tues
Daily hrs 10 6
Mon & fo'r1 10 9
11751 W~lmwt.er A\1•
GG ~6103
Appi~ 8010 .•.......•.............
CA.5H PAID
W~hr dryrs /Kdri~-..
working or not ~7·81:13
to the Pres Manulac· ·E~·~O~.E~·~~~~~m·l~f/~h Wbi.rlpool washer, 4 cyb. lurer mens to1letnes co. _ lyr old. Only w,('d 6mos
Need highly organaied ---------$22S.646-1938aft s person w /exceplional
LUGG •GET A'-S Picture Frame MouJdlng loefl. Malitta~•/
"" ., worth SO.OOOa·bcal oUer Ser¥ta f020 from your bull.Dess card
Send ooe card for each
tai plm ooe spare We
return permanently
aealed attractive tag &
strap. meeting airline
I D requirements Pre
vent lea & theft' For a
penonalu.ed tag encl~
wallpaper. fabric or
"Day Glo" paper & we
will back • lnm }Our
lAg:. Or try two c.ird:.
baclc to back
PRICES
S2eaor3 SS
4 Stags S1 6CI ea
6 9 Ulg.s Sl 50 ta
IOor more Sl 40ea
Sales Tax Included
NO CARD"
On1w your own or :.end
na.me. addresi.. phone &
v.~ II make one card per
tait Add 25-e.tr h
Send check or money or
der to
PILOT PIUHTIHG
P 0 Box 1560
Costa Mesa Ca 9'.!:626
takes lot. Inventory Crom -·••••••••••••••••••••
framing ahop-mwit d1i; Need ca11>4!oter to restore
pose immediately. C11 II wood boat, couJd be part
after6PM 548 lM6 tune. Call~ll
American A1rllnes hall loah. ~
pnce coupon $50 Days, EqiipR!Ht 9030
~s. 8'2,8601. ask for Geo ••••••••••••••••••• ••• •
Eveainp, ~-1727 '79 Mere 20bp 08 motor,
4 15" ET Spnnt Mass.
v. tln!S. good l'OOd1t1on.
SlOO s.48~90
man lit, like oew, offer.
VHF 12cbnl Raytheon
.tlA Radio. barely Ubed,
$225 ~1056
S m 1 t h C o r E I ~ c loah. Power 9040
typewnt.er $50, Singer F' •••••••••••••••••••••••
Ca.le 125. Type met tbl 'SS Restored Chnbcraft
$10. 642·9322 Sportr1sher. eng reblt,
Irvine Racquet <..tub
Farru.ly mt!rntX'rsbap tor
<.ale cheap 740 ll3IS3
2 L'ruted Atrune L, pnl'e
disc ll<'krl ~ $45 l'J
b'15 2921 Bill
A.drmral fUfngerat.or. 19
cu rt • sade by sade,
yellow, l200 AIM>. anti
qu~ urmoire . $250
700-9086
xtras. sundeck $9500
s.56-9049 -----
'&1 L'rufllte 34' FG. FB.
Twm 325 Mer Cr Engs.
new 1n °76 Windlasa,
&w Pul. Swam step, Out
ng, Auto p1l. Dep ftn,
ADF New an i8. Head,
Shaft. Props. U pbol.
<.:arpet, Drapes, Pum1Jti.
Must sell 1n 14 day:.
beca~ of loss or slip.
Best olfer ukes. Before f-1HEWOOD . $100 pr cord Trade your Hughes Air 5. 2131634-6484 Aft 6 & Painter's ffel~r, some
pro( exper NQ d, ..... Wnlity M. Taylor Co.
2111 San Joaquin Hills
SALES Part lime sales
persoo Must be nexlble &
responsible. SJ.ZS /hr
ph• commissions
skills. Shorthand 100+,
typing 80+ Salary
$1.5,000 lo $18,000 per mon
depending on bac k
ground. Raume lo Pan·
co Ltd. PO Box 18823. Irv
SHIPPING CLERIC
for manne hardware dis·
tributor Some ex ·
perience necessary. Full
time. lmmediate open·
1ng. Good company
benetlta. Call Balboa
Marine 549-9671 E.O E . M/F /H
ancl delivery Aft 4 , West dac coupons ror wtmds. 714~2682. Hotpoant comb o 5522173 American A1rl1oe!> ------m 1 c row ave . s ~ l r --------54&al6I loah. ..,,., Road Newport Beach
644-4910 '-ART TIME
EVENINGS RECEPTIONIST
Adulla witb outataod.lna. TYPIST
a&tractlve penoaaUtlea Exp'd. buay phones, lots who enjoy worttng with )Iida. Over 21. Start at ol typing lnvoires. or·
13.-h Pb e den quota, so+ wpm . .,., per our. on Top wary Ir benefits. 842·4321L Ext 250 Irvine !'Um Mfr. CalJ BITWEEN l·S PM. ... ... ...... Kaml54().8894.
Equal ()pportunit. y a.taurant Employer. Day Help, full or part -----=--------• time, apply Monday lhru Part time poalUoo for f'Tld ay, 2 pm. 5 pm .
mature woman to Mcl>ona.lds 20362 Beach
operate engraving B!vd,R.8. machine. Will train.
536-7822 Restaurant
P_A_R_T-.-TJ_M_E_A_c_t _N_o_w-.1 COOICS & IUSIOYS
Help wanted teaching FUU&P/f, l06Ma1n,
crafta, weaving le knot· Balboa Penntnsula.
Unt. needlepoint. rug · 675-7560·
booking, crewel, stain --------•I glass, training included.
Work 10 to 12 hrs. Earn
H> to SllO. For interview c:alJ 714-980-31 n.
Part·Ume df'UI clerk Al· ternoons. 13.00/hr.
6G-OOt.
Pst'nme
Receplionlat/Typlat.
Wlmdi "aome wkd~ as j needed. suo hr. m-&W.
1 PASTMIPlr j PIOOFUADIMG
1WUb at least 1 ear ex·
"rlence, prderably
Dewapaper. Eacellent
cmnpa.y beneftta. Apply
I.tween 9AM-CPM, Mon· m
OIWG'ICOAST
D.A&. Y PILOT ta.am
DW.Ba1St
O»iall ..
Equal=un.ity Em ...
Restaurant
BOB'S
HOMIOFTHE
llGIOY
lmmediale openings in
our family restaurant at
nearby locations. We re·
qlllre no previous ex· · ence Jotn our fnend·
Come Me UI to-ween 2-4pm. w ....... ••••II" r..-... Cm.Men
2:1162 A venida de la
CarloUa, Luuna HlUs
4501Campus l>r. Irvine ..... .,.r..-.....
CCllllllers
1111 EdinaerJ. Hunt. Bcb. 8315~. asrlltol
So. Santa Ana c ......
154 E.17th St.
Colt.all••
H.U.O.D.L.E
So. Coast VIUace
~7770.
cleaning oven & 4 l>urncr S p R A Y 8 O 0 T II . --------CtwWt-fOSO
stove. still m crate SSOO OeV1lb&ss, 1i,., yrs old Holpomt .refn& •1free1er. •••••••••••••••••••••••
67J.843'7. 549 7 ll3 :.>xlw.6 cusl-Om booth 3 Pc KercuJon U v101 rm ch r i 11 m a 1 p a r a de
Kotpo1nt bltn dahwshr~ Complete Wlth •II elec· set wlbassock. bnm " O:wten. parties 50 or
SALIS l'EltSOMS Secretary I S tncal and apnnklers 4. wbt dJeck, Med.aterrean I u 1 Le a v e l 0 f 0 . stll in crate 125 24 ·exhaust rans . colfelbllt2comertbls. '714~2001
92713
Pa'aoaality plus adults DIC SIClET ARY 67J..M3'7,S49-7113 drytbru Replacement )'Nb bed. Adm..l.ra.I 19" ---------~~~~~~~~~ Hotpotnl colnbo sell value $23,000 Aslung color TV Solid stale to.ti. Sall 9060 to .work with and Needed lmmediacely. motivate tida. Over 21. Prefer age 30-40 Non·
In Laguna, Caplatraoo. sax*er Word process·
SHOEREPAIRMAN clearungoveu&4burncr $11.000 C213 >771·20'70 stereo II trk "rfford •••••••••••••••••••••••
Fttbng Work-Part Ume stove. still ui crate S2SO player 731·5013 _____ ·•. Ludet's 16. zsn, varo
SanClement.eareaa. 101 experience pre-PAU TIMI rerrec1 lnvestment bant-
CM. 646-773S 673-&437. S49 7113 XEROX MACH1ME MOVL'fG' Refnc TV h u 11 , slap 1 n NB.
Sacnfice. 962·7033 Bedrocxiuet. eic beau ll f u I. $4 00 0 . Shutter Shop, needs ex per lkydH 80 20 EVBillMGS-Ing orpnizaUon Great
~1: location In Newport r-""" Beach. Present staff or
shutter fabncat.or. Pay ••••••••••••••••••••••• Solall Slectroruc Co In
negotiable. Call for appt. Girls 26 .. Hurry 10 spd. veotDry for saJe Compo
714-842-8931 almost new Good cond nenta, hdware. benches,
M l ' S T S E L L &M-llO_lo ___ _
EVERYTHJNG' urHot>teCat w,trlr
From $20 to $800 Xlot cood Sl ,400. 142-4321or41M·IM66 eleven 15 SO hourly Call
Ed. 250. Between 1-SPM. 67$-8030 STUDENT· ma 1nla In boob & compile data
Some basic acctg man
datDry. 979-8533 Jam dys,
6n l.510 eves
S47-3182 etc 536-1179 ------64Hl2~ An~mt' 846-5917
Ask For Andrea
SALES
Responsible person
wanted for sales & Ught·
iag fixture showroom.
will tram.
Wood Lighting
546-2901
SECRETARY
Prr. Airport area, Mon·
Fri AM. S H , typing.
ZOh ra min , Health
benefits, Salary open, SUPERVISOR
JANITORIAL-Men or
-women. full-time, car 97&-~
SECRET ARY furnished.
No ahortband nee 4 or 5 Exper preferred. Call
c-.... &
Equt,.....t IOlO •••••••••••••••••••••••
Nikon FZA . 3Smm .
l.4·50mm lens, never
been used, $600 W79 8724.
75&-0195 ------Cata 8035 ••••••••••••••••••••••• k S 5J2..6550 for appl Mon. Sa.Jes •1fllys /wee . pec1al Fri Bl-color Persians Look·
RITAILCLERIC houri can be arranged ------mg for a partner Call For a new store operung Mual have xlnt skills. Tat.lor. man or woman to :;tG.~
in Fasbioo Island, Npt 752.0234 take charge ot alteration ------
Bch. Call 714-780-1225 for -----------dept Salary + com Persian kittens. champ appt.ioterview •SICaETARIES * mission Newport sired Shots, Reg Call
Sales Exec Sec /M ChauVJes Cleaners 548'2221 _:;tG._~------
TRJ.FLOH Fuh I.al Jl.S,600 Talented Young man to DoCJI 1040
... ~ OU GO/lmprt CM $14,400 train for precision lllSlru· •••••••••••••••• ••••••• w._,~ y Gtrl Fr1day,ourofc menl repair (no elec· KE£910ND Pups AKC
To ftD avalanche ol or· type60accur$8800 t.rooJcs l Mu.5t be relJa. Clamp al.re M/F Pel &
dera from marine, •Cou.oae.lors b&e, bave manual dex show Pvt ply .
motorcycle, aport1n1 Sales/OurOffice• terity&exceUentvl.s100 213/tV7134Saft6pm PJda, motor aporta, re-Appt Only /Fttt Loog lralrung period On·
lailtts. Great oppty but Lu Reinders Agency ly seriously interested Cb1buahuaa , Boston~,
we a.re very selective & 4020Birch, Eatab '64 need apply. Call ror m· Pools, Peke. York.le. T
want confident winner NewportBeach,833-IUJO terview appl. between cup Poodle. Sblbtzu. types only. We train ex· 7·9AM only. 546--0806 531 5027
pertly. Vlait ua " see -Call Mr. Stone S40-.a23. ~TEACHER· The Reading German Shepherd pups.
Secretary Game· Newport Beach. AKC, IS weeu old Salee ADMIN ~ 3:00-7 OOp.m. Moodaya & , 638-9308 WlllllA!d youq men who Newport Beach Wednesdays. CredentJal will ,et. along well with laterlor Decorator required. 855-1105. AKC reg. Calm Ternf.'r
women . Ca 11 M r . Want the beat Job ln Fem. 5moe old. AU shots
Thompeon540-4023. town? Must have aecty TELEPHONE Coat '220. will aell S1.2S
sJd.lla and ability to ban· SOLICITORS ODO. 831.(N29. dJecllenta. Top$$$. Part lime. Sun· Thurs.
lrvlnePeraonoelA1ency S:30to9.30PM.Caneam est H11hlaod Terner,
• E. 17th, Costa Mesa ~to $700 per mo. WllJ M., 18 mos, champ. lines. Ste. Zill 842·1470 I.rain. Must be responai-mabotfer. 964-2140 aft 6
~~ ble • able to follow in· structiona. 1n N.B. aru.
az..3402
:row Truck Drivef"I ex·
per'cl. Top pay. Appl1
G•W Towing, 7408
<Jum Way, C.ll. MZ-lm
'l)pbt.. 80 wpm, lntereal·
Int Y&rled oUlce dutiea.
Xlat ulary . Call
Soondcraft.ameo Audlo,
(114 )55M1.93. \.-
TYPIST '
7S WPM. ~s dayafweell.
Muat have xln.t akilla.
'lsz.«ZM.
,. ..... 1050 .......................
** IBUY ** used FumJture &
aocea-OR I wtll sell
fOC'YOU
MAST9S AUCTIOM
646 1616 & HJ."21
CASH PAID For Id .-ct film, ant.I·
Q\milclrTV'al57.aW _
fllOEI. HOME
llOSE-OUT SALE
O.C:Or•tot rurolture "' ec W1a Cedar Oleo ~ 215' Elden
AW. Oolta K•a, ll \o I da117. IGfTM.
SACllfllCIJ eam:::,r." .,,1. br. Ml&; atand, drteMr,
cutM W /lbtlvu, twln
bed. Good acmdlUoa I $110 er billt after.
Clall '1Mtll
The Little Train That Can!
GET STARTED
ON THE
RIGHT TRACK
EARLY!!
Sell Your Holiday Gift Items
on the Dal ty Piiot
CHRISTMAS
GIFT TRAIN
PAGE
This special gift guide wlll ap-
pear each WedneSday from Nov.
21 thru Dec. 19 reaching 108,oon
households each week. You can
run an ad the size of the sample
below for only S11 per week and
we have many other sizes to
choose from. For Information
and help in placing your ad call a
CHRISTMAS AD-VISOR
842-5878
GIFTS
TOYS
SPORTING GOODS
JEWELRY
POI'S & PLANTS
t\NDMADE ITEMS
CATSarDOGs
GUT
CEll'nFICATES
AUTOMOBI LF.S
CALL
TODAY
SANTANASZS
Absolutely full race
eqwp 8 bags Poi;i..
Newport Shp. Ask for
Carol or Lynn Noah. m.JOM or 752· 221 J
Hot. Cat 16', gd cood.
blue ual•. nu trlr, xtras.
racing $1600-0ffer
67~ l.5S3 or 67~5380.
CUAl.0Ckl7
f'ast fibergJua CfW.S&nliC
cutter Professionally
~built Teak & oak
1otenor. Loaded with
aear including diesel.
wmdvane & .refnaenilor.
Ready to cruai.e
anywhere 80.000/offer.
<TI4> 811QS.2970. Pnvaw
party
Sabot sallboat w /oa.n no
sa&L m /Offer
~5565
The ~rfect Chnatmas
Gift. Mel-Cnll. Naples
Sabot. Color coordinated
huU at aau. Llke oew.
Sacri.fi~ $485. 631-4e60
dys, 64.S-8785 eves.
W'lndswferw/21ails. Car·
rytog bag & bicycle trlr.
$1000. 631-3106 -----
IMfl.Sllpt/ Dedls 9070 .......................
51.WS AY AIL.AIU
YAC Newport 846--0551
Sllpe Avail. Call
Judy or Harvey
M2-4644
9Jpa Available, Charter
lease back, Newport
Bayview Yacbt Club
Dl-1900
JOO to 1.25 ft. berth avail.
Loni Beach Marina. •tmo. ZU.*'4151. "=' s,..d & 9010 .......................
FANTASY TRl·HULL.
140 bp. OMC, 1/0. Many
:--~duty trlr.
..
-··
DOlEDIA
DIUVUY: LAWSAIC'TIOM
OllMIW tt79 ,. .. ••••
• '11 FORD mw.••
THfOD0P£
ROBINS
•ORD
•I I t 1 f• 6J j\( 1tJ t-, t I IJ
t<J•· fA Mf ~;. t 1,: f.JIJI(.,
AUIO '• ITOCIJ ~ &*>' · We ai.o m1y bllV• that pre -owned
BMW you are loold.01 fort
'74 OPEi.
MANTA CPE.
MUSTANG
Glila V-8. autom1tlc tram.. air condJUont.o1.
power-steertn1. la.odau
q,, lutPr rack "Jet Black an Ready for
Hoed or Track. Super
Sharp!" 12 Mo /12,000
mUe aervlce contract
avallab&e CIJ68PRM J
'71 OLDS :~
"AO..SaverforSun•" ,_----.. 4 cylJnder, 4 a peed.
rwtio. brisbt red l.o color.
bodyaide moWdl.op, ptn
lltripea, wh!Uwall Ures
~;~· Very Nlcel ..
CUTI ·~s ~: LAO ~!
ui-2040 491-4949 SUPREME ·:
OUMGI COUNTY'S
OLDIST
&.
0>
$1386
SANTA ANA
DATSUN
l.8711 BEACH BLVD
HUNTINGTON BEACH
14~2000
$2,000 Ol llST
"73 lME, smf. auto, A/C,
nda exbauat wrk. 1930
Harbor Ut-9375 or
8Sl·72tl. $4375
SANTA ANA
DATSUN
V 8, automatic tran1.,: •
factory air conditlODini ••
power 1teerln1 anSS': bnlral, radio, new atffl. •
nktia.ls, landau I.op. Onf • owner, low m ileac .. ~
crum putt. 14'9HPM > : :
SaJea.Servtce-Leulo1
Rav Cm-Yer.Inc.
--.... UMd
Leavins town Must aell ·-··•••••••••••••••• '74 Bug, xlot t'Ond, Gwt.. f90t $1987 ·::
•••••••••••••••••••••••
IMPORTANT
NOTJCETO
READERS ANO
ADVERTISERS
COHNflL
CHEVROLET
~ 11.u 1 • ., llh d
' I ~ I \ "'"-" \
S4b-l 200
Can't Sell Your Car?
CREVIEJl IMW
PAYS TOP DOLLAR
For Clean Used lmportJI
C.all Mtke or Don
83§.3171
WANTED!
Roi.IS Aoyce BMW
1540 Jamboree
Newport Beach ll40·6'44
IOI Mc&.AREN11
$
&'50N Beacii Blvd.
LA HABRA ts MJ No. of SA Fwy)
r7 I 4J522-5333
Sunday by Appl
73 DATSUN
1200 F~TBACK
Yellow l.o color. Only
63.G mUu. nwro >
72 DATSUN
1200 F~TBACI
3Xll E. 17th Street
SAn1a Ana "8-7811
~ 9750 .......................
fMl.4908 ...................... . 1110t E 11th Street
DASHER DIESEL
St.a WalQn, 48mpg AC.
lllereo, AM/P'M . 1200 ml,
wtute, brown ant $10,750
A11k for Mr Co•ta .
714 !546 4141 dya, eva,
Q-964-7444 eves
"72 VW BUS Low ma, xl.ot
rond. $3000 Alt 2 30 call
9112-27311
Sul.I Ana S58 7111 "~ ..... '°""' Hffdj wori. SZ&O. WGaluy 2door l500or
6 4 S • 4 3 6 I o r near offer·. AM, &Ood rwi 145-1914. ... 714/631 1151
Mdl ttlO ~ 99SO ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
'77 Black RepJ p/b. p/s,
11r. till, new t1re1.
perlect eond l owaer
Sl.41S 64.S.QU ·1
ORANGE COUNTY'S
MIWUT
1JNCOl..N MERCURY
DEALERSHIP
8J camper Bua Very ad Ctdll'ic HIS
aind . f'\U1S &ood 12100 ····-···· •••••••••••••
a.4064 '73 f1eet wood d 'Elecantt.
SANTA ANA
DATSUN :mt E . 17th Street
Santa Ana --~ 781!
'73 Omep, SlSOO asluog,
A1C. radio, PStPB. new
Weome belt. Mlrheluu.
Clean 751-4667 _ _ "
,...., 9951 .......................
77 FORD
The price or Items
1dvertlsed by veh1clo
dealers an the vehicle
class1f1ed advert1s1ng
columns do..::. not torlude
any 1pphrablc taxes.
hreruc. transrer feei..
finance th.trl(l'!>. fees for au-pollution 1·onlrol de
vice cert.If 1cat1on11 or de·
aler documentary prc-
pual.lon char~cll unless
ot.herwuw spcc1ftt:d bJ
the advert1M>r
Late model Toyotas, l~~~~~~~~~I Volvos, Pickups & V an.s.
Yellow 10 color. Only
te,746 miles. (AWU89 l
SH&DltlVE
n.slGIEAT
C.AS SA VIMC.
'Ill VW Camper Bus. good
ro nd , runs xlnt
121001bestorr831 9375
81.K, wht lthr. all.IU'O()(.
AM/FM stereo tape.
rruae. loaded Beautiful
car m>O Dys 642 7978,
RAYR.ADUOE
LINCOLN MERCURY
ll-11 Auto C.er1ter Dr
SDl"wy Lake Forest ex at
IRV1NE
130.7000
PINTO WGN.
"Gu .. ver for Sure•" 4
cylinder, 4 speed, at•
rond1t1on1n1, powet
lteerin1. AM/FM stereo
tape, luagage rack,
mrzsQF1 •
'67 VW Car~o Van Rare.
Reblt eng & traru. New
shoclts, brakes, baUery.
rubber. wmdshaeld, clllm
paint & inter Porsche
wheels & hub rape·.
Mlchelins AM /FM casa
sound system s;J.500
FIRM 673-7220, 752-8279
CaJI US today I
PORSCHE'S
WANTED
FOR THE
DISCRIMIHA TING
IMWIUYER
77 320f
Automatic, 1unroof, AM
FM 1ter eo, lopai
&MTJAl
•77 320f
4 ll*d. AM-FM stereo
cassette, sunroof. air,
blue ~XE>
78 3201
Automatic. AM FM
stereo cassette, while
slml"OO(. C648V AX J
78 3201
4 speed. sunroof. AM FM
stereo, Phoerux orange
Cll14TK.I)
4Whee1Dri•n 9550 GI-~-~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 71320f
4 speed. air AM /FM
l5t.ereO rasset te. sun roof.
Ruby red (J6STY J J
·77 Cherokee Chief.
WILD-Chevy 4S4 f'u II
rustm. lm1dt-d' Lo m1
Nev~r run off road.
Ei:ll 1712or675 J222
i5 J1mmv, loaded Sls.'ioo
Mu.'l -.eli l>ayi. ~\II ll!llJ,
Eves wi.-ndl H.11 115.5
Trucks 9560 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'74 Curr1tr1Topper
W/bool, 4s pd. AM / f'M
8lrack. CB, Sl!>IJO firm
Eveg 640-9601
1)6JI Hafbo< 81..,
W<o.n G•o-'" l»-23» ·1912ot
4 speed. air, sunroof, -------AM·f"M stereo cassette.
AUTOS Black <OllUJY >
WANTED 75 Slot 4 speed, air, AM FM
stereo, Pol1ns C532RZ' I Don't trade sell WI your
u~ed Mercedes Denz
Call w; lO find out what
YoUr MBZ'!> really worth.
M.u.!>1on VreJo Imports
831 -1740
'76 5301
Automatic, AM Jo'M
stereo cassette. air, sun·
rool. Polana (571PZM >
76 5301
Aufos,lm-rfed Automatic, AM -FM .....-. cassette, air. Anthracite i6 Ford F 150 4x4 PU. •••••••••••••• •••• • •••• <972RXH)
lo/mi. xlnl cond. aux gas Alfa Romeo 9705 77 5301
tnk. re1. 1aa, many ••••••••••••••••••••••• •apeed.aunroof, AM FM
xlras, lo cosL 645-1390 '76Alfa Spider, lo ml, Xlnl stereo cauette. Polam
7.! Ford Courter ; xlnt ccnd. $6500 or best ofCer. CZ17RXJ)
rood Ori1lnal owner. ~1729· 71 530f
S1700.0ffer 575-4801 Aid 9707 AW>maUc. sunroof, AM-
·s 4 Chevy 1 ,,.,Ton SI .•-•••••••••••••••••••• FM stereo, Ruby red
P1atbed, reblt 327 eng, 79 A~dl SOOOS, fully <JXJDL7E7Y6> lOcil IJ.200 541.7eee eqwp d 10,000 M1le11 su.ooo. 831-9144 7 30 AM 4 II peed • A M F M
77 Chevy Luv Pkup, "3::.>pm cassette, Po I a ri 11
camper, lo ml. S3SOO !472TAR> d1-f116S Harriet or Lynn "79 :SOOO; hu everything SADOLEIACK ttwn~SPM __ ~~~~:.,u::f~aseat VAWYIMPORTS
'73 Chevy dlx Comstock 131-2040 495-4949
camper 1bell w /boot. IMW 9712
Very clean. Runs &ood. ••••••••••••••••••••••• "75 3.0SI, auto, el~. wln-
12,000. 831·2'754 '77 320!, AM/FM. sunroof, doWI, p /S, p /B, fact. ,wt ID ooo elec. aunrf , Becker You don'\ DMd a tws to ' '545-5'.W alereo, fijord blue
"draw fut" when you w /dark blue leather,
pla<e an ad In the Dady '77 320!, lllnt cond., lo ml, o.ooo ml. Very clean &
PUat Want Adi! CaU now auto, compl. equipped, 1 sharp. $9500 or beat. :;:.;..ecz.5'78. OWN'. tlN5(). 964-5330 -_75'-_'77112. _______ ,
JEWELS!
SANTA ANA
DATSUN
ROY
CARVER
ROllS·ROYC£
VW Sr1rorro, '78 air. aft7.873-4IOC7 Tl 8-eyl. auto trllb. air,
Good abape SI .llOO
axll E. 17th Slreel
Santa Ana S58-7811
1:MIJemll«ff -~ ... "' \'-----' .........
CLOUD WNOA'fS
AM1 FM Wipe, xlnt cond ,
$500() ~S343. 644 ~
i3 VW 81.11 9 pass Fae
tory sunroof. AM /FM
CAM. Must Sell 1 SJ, 19$
Tl 280-Z best offer over S.. 9760 497-ux>
'6.100. New Urea. Xlnt ••••••••••••••••••••••• vw Bus '78. 7 passenger.
ccnd. !541-4327 '69 Sonell. New paint, AM t FM rasli , radial
tires. upbolstry Rare ures. lo/mt. like nt:w,
edition. Bestofr 493-4066 646-72mor991 1980 70 DATSUN
"78 Coupe de VIiie, loaded. 67S.3108 22.000mt. beat offer, ----
Dy I 8 4 7 • 2 2 4 4 • t ... cmq 9952
Evt!SINO-Zl0.2 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'74 Coupe De VUle. Red
with wbJt.e t.op Loaded
Or1g1nal ow n er
56.000ma $2495 Call .
1ro.17m ---
79TIIUO t .... ..., Cobra
Blue bea&&y Must ~II·
$.1275
SANl"A ANA
DATSUN
Dll E 17th Street
Se.nu Ana SM-7811 -------
510 WAGON '76 SAAB GL Special
PSt PB, lo ma. Hlgh mpg
4 cylinder, automatic 00 any gas. Call SOOD or
tran. , lue1age rack, IIWSS. S4800 5J6-2170
i4 Sup Beetle I owner
Xlnt rwi cond Ltke new
ate, am1frn. $3550 Call
~1or842 3291
-4 speed, 4 cyl.mder. A 1<:
leather interior. m 11(
wheels. ru5dle de<'k
map light Lo m1 Pm
ply 8e5l offer
i4ELOORADO
Loaded' Onginal Owner
Approx1matt'ly SO K
~
,.......... 9'60 •••••••••••••••••••••••
$.3500 183-SZ3 Call 67S.2919
·~ Barncuda l200. good
cond1t1on 968 OllU an
wtutewall tires, bnght •--.Ao. 9165 -.,....._,._ ,_ _ _.__, T .. e ·~-'67 VW Car&o V10 Rare •o ~......, • .........u.. a. ----red in color, one owner .. ___ --996S
5PM
••••••••••••••••••••••• 0 ·blt ~" tram New over~ OD pure..._-'155 Mu.aUnJl VS, auto, .--car Test Drive Th111 h bk ~ No _.. __ _. '79Tay Corona, lux, t • shocks. rokes.b1ttery. DJODey o...-~ al oeuu dnt on& cond IJJOO ... ••••••••••••••••••••
One' (337BZV' air, stef'eo, $6300-bel olr rubber. wi.ndshaeld, cstm 673-7550 213 &-4134 1'72 f'Ollffoc Catallto $1897 Eves«·S486 pamt & Ult.er Pors<'he i5 SDV xlnt cood Many i4 Muatana • cyl, res New tares. JU.St had 4 wheels & hub r api; " tune up Needs tumn1 SANTA ANA Tl CelJca GT. lfbk, 5sp. MJc.helJtl.'l AM, F'M cass xtras Best otter pa. clean T1ch, 1uto, let ~'offer 846-5'14S
AMt FMst.ereo. 19,000M . sound system SJ.500 ~l -31143 p .~. p t b Ht mp1 aft6PM
good cond, cir rover. FIR"" 673 7220 ur C 9917 ~3532 ----DATSUN ~ ~-~Ev~ ...!!!. G1Mro --• Vemura. custom 1973 Z 752 "''• ••••••••••••••••••••••• IS Mustang 11. loadtd Door. 4 new tare:. fll.5().
3Xll E 17th Street --------•I '93 VW b\11 Gd cond • nt>w 78. 6 cyln. auto.P IS, P 8 , w t x l r • •. p e r fer t 870-'13:M ~l-158J S&otaAna 558-7811 ~IOftlSoft eng, runs xlnt Sl .OOO over 20mpg. $4800 abowroomrond M7m:J ' ___ ,
Rat 9725 UNCOLM-.MHCURY 49J.6.»tanyume Bl.299 u,_. __ n v -lhlll lfertMtd 997~
---9 _..,'fl, 8, p II, 1/C •••••••••••••••••••••~• ''SpectaJoflheWeek" Volvo 9772 "78 Cam1ro. P /S, PIB. Clean. runs perf 51 .295. 78 T &rd wwne landau· •••••••••••••••••••••••
is Xl9 Sport Coupe lo/ m1.
Xlnt cond 2S 33mpg
$3 .850 . eves or
wic:nda714-llM-1619
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TROOl'I RETAU
GRAND MOSQU~
8AUOl8 DON'T PUN
OIL CUTBACKS -A4
protons tbe boldiq or tbe a
boata1• attll held .
'
Powell aaf4 he didD 't lhlDk tbe
Idaho ~can'e lDdel*)dent Del~ WU beli>ful. Aakecl 11
there waa a dancer tbe lri.DWra
mla.bt mt11Dt.erpr•t HHaen'a
statemmtt u an afflclal a1CJW
fl'Om tbe admhUltnt.loo. Powell
said. "Yee, If be elves a coamc:t.
lnl view to the student& . • . be
could proloa1 their <tbe boataps) atay."
Hanaen baa proposed co~
areaalooal bearinp lnto cbaraea
a1alaat tbe deposed Sbab
Mohammed Beu Pablavl,
whom tbe wt.adentl lmist be G •
tradlted in exchange for the
bostaca.
la other developments:
-china sided with the United
States today in tbe Iranian
crilla, declaring alter three
weeu of official silence that
"accepted diplomatic im·
munltia .abouJd be unlveraally
respected.''
The atatemeat. releued bY
tbe Porelp lliDllU'y, HP~ ~
eonem1 over tbe crt.als ad a · bope dlat an early aohltJoa can
be fO\lnd "throulb peaceful con· auJtatiaD."
-An un.ldenUfied 1roup at-
tacked an air force base in
western Iran. cauai.n1 aerious ctamace to lt and a televilion trammltter there, according to
a Radio T~bran broadcast
. (See DAN, Pa1e AZ>
4 Children KiJled • m Blaze
~t Loa• Rate Netes
Stock Market
Prices Surge
NEW YORK (AP> -lndica-
ons that the four-month run.up
interest rates was almost at
end sent stocks surging on a
ad fronUoday.
Tbe Dow Jones average of 30
duatrial issues was ahead 16.90
lnta to 828.67 after four houn of -a ding.
Advancing issues led declines
y better than 6-1 on the New
Trustees
~e Cuts
1nB,yl,get
Faced with ·the expected klu
eDOQlb student.a to fill one sh ICbool. Huntlnlton Beach
ea tnateea will meet behind
losed doors Tuesday to lay
tana for cuttine bud1ets.
A Runtinston Beach Union
High School District spokesman
said the 8:30 a.m. session la to
deal with tbe enrollment projec·
on of Odobel', 1980, expected to
be down 2,300 from October of
1978
The district, whlch serves
untineton Beach, Fountain
alley, Seal Beach and
;westmlnster, bit lts enrollment
ak last year, officials noted,
about two yean later than the
ementary districts which feed
dents into it.
More than 1,000 fewer students
lled this year, and about
,300 more are expected to be
t next year. officials predict.
With the loss of enrollment
come a Jou of income ap-
rtiomd by the state on the ut. ol about $1,800 per student,
id Lynn Henerson, an aide to
pertntendent Frank Abbott.
Trustees are belinninf DOW to re1tle with that ant cipated
<See BUDGET, Pase A%)
Soar ...
York Stock Exchange.
Money supply figures released
after the market closed Friday
st}Pwed continued steadiness in
llfe nation's basic money supply
and in bank lending.
Analysts took those signs as
meaning that those interest
rat.es, raised in an attempt to
control the money supply. would
settle back.
"There's aome hope that in·
tereat rates have peaked," said
Newton Zinder, an analyst at E.
F. Hutton. "There's a feeling
that the next cbaa1e in the
prime rate ii aom. to be down.··
Tb rate la the rate
baa to belt cor'· ,:z. ......... u ....
an tadlcaor ol where other m;
t.ernt nSea miaht be beaded.
U.N. Council
Gathers for
Crisis Talk
UNITED NATIONS <AP>
U.N. Security Council members
gathered at headquarters to ar·
range a public meeting on the
U.S. -Iran crisis and decide
whether to hold it today or
postpone it until Iran's foreign
minister arrives.
They were addressed by
Secretary-General Kurt
Waldheim. who Sunday called
for a meeting of the ts-nation
council, describing the
stalemate over the detention of
49 U.S. hostages in Tehran as
the most serious threat to peace
since the 1962 Cuban missile
crisis. Waldheim bad been asked
to explain to the members today
why be thought the council
should meet
Diplomatic sources said the
IHlblic meeting, planned thia af.
ternoon, might be put off if
Iran's Bani Sadr can be expect·
ed to arrive in a few days. If his
arrival ls \Dlcertain, or is put off
for as long as a week, the COUD·
cil might meet with Iranian
Charge d'Affalrea Jamal
Sbemirani. Bani Sadr nid SW\·
day be wu poslponin1 tbe trip
for a week.
The Ualfed States, which for
nearly two ween bloc:kecl a
Iranian request for the debate.,
a1reed because it belleHd the
4ebate would result lD a stroa.s
resolution clemandlnl releue ot
tbe 49 Americana belCl botlaae in
the U.S. Embaaay in Tehran f«
three ,.-eeb, a State Depart·
ment offtdaJ said.
SCreams
Foil Attack
• Deity ...... -"' l'allrtdl O'o-11 FIR£FI0~8 DOUSE BLAZE THAT Klu.£0 FOUR SUNDAY IN HUNTINGTON BEACH
Youngat•r• Trapped In Upstairs 8edt'OOm of Huntington Contlnental TownhoUM.
HB Police Vent Anger
Educational Funds Slashed
F1.remen
Blame
Matches
By STEVE MARBLE
Of ttle o-., l'tlet l&aft
A fire that took four lives as 1t
swept through a two-story con·
domiruum ln Hunllngton Beach
early Sunday was started by
children playing with matches.
fire department offic1al.5 S81d
this monung.
Four fkllllly members. mclud-
mg the parents of three of the
victims, escal\ed the 6 a.m.
blaze at 96S2 Durham Dnve but
were unable to rescue three
young children and one teen-
aeer from the fire.
The dead were identified as
Dawn Marie Clarke, 7: Philip
Robert Clarke, 4; and Carol
Elina.th Clarke, 2. Also killed wu Dawn llic:belle KcCullen. ~
II. a COUliD YialUnl tM C1aRe famib floaa Duby. Pa.
Ttie wwwti90la were Mr. and
Yrs. William Clarke and their '
IOU Wllllmn Jr .. 1. and Keith. 6 mcaU..
l'ire oftleials a.aid tbe vidima
were dileovered in an upstairs
bed.room of the bome in the Coo·
tlnental Townhouse tract, an
area where fire officials passed
out free smoke detectors last
August.
The condominium, recently
rented by the Huntington Beach
house painter and his family .
was not eqwpped with a smoke
detector. investigators reported.
William Jr .. fire officials said.
discovered the fire and alerted
his parents after running to a
neighbor's home and asking
them to call the fire department
Officials said the parents
grabbed their 6-month-0ld son
and William Jr. before fleeing
the buming structure.
The father tned to return to
the home, firefighters said, but
was dnven back by flames and
heavy smoke. A neighbor said
she heard screams as the flames
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\lercy Flight
BANGKOK. Thailand CAP>
A careo jet which completed the
first mercy flight from the Unit· i
ed States to Cambodia was
scheduled to fly into Bangkok
from the Cambodian capital of
Phnom Penh today, American
relief officers said.
Coast
Weather
Fair and warmer
tbrou1h Tues ay. Lows
toal1bt 47 at tbe beaches
ud 52 inland. with highs
Tuesday from 72 alon1 the
cout to Tl inland.
INSIDE TODAY
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nclatm U mtQke an. ofpallll llDd ba Nenda.
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Calltomla -incl u.. 11 mlWca acNt \be IQdlua •'1 iM1
never relinqullbed.
Tbe contnmlrQ' at• to 1151 ft8a the Western Sbolboo9,
rep.....ad by tM ,...lfoM bendii1 IOU.Cht to NOOftf money
clama,.. trom tM U1'lt.d ltat. for various blat.ori• wranp, lD·
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PALM SPRINGS <AP> -Movie mop) Darryl ... zanuck
has talc.en a tum for the worse tn hla two-week fllbt with
penumcmla, 1utferin1 a recurrent attack of the Ulnell durt.n1 the
weekend, h1J doctor said today.
Zanuck, 77, wu ln erttJcaJ eondlUoa ln Desert HMpltal and
"not doinl very well," aatd Dr. Georae Kaplan.
The co-founder and onetime chairman of the board of IOth
Century.Fox 1tudlM waa admitted to Delert Hoepltal nearly a
month qo but bla family requested at that Um• h1I cond.lUoo
not be made public.
llerderP•f.rol Gr•-tle.,
SAN YSIDRO <AP> -The U.S. Border Patrol wu trounded
t.octay wttb one of lta two bellcopten ln for repairs and the other
demollahed in a crub after a rock attack by up to eo people.
An investl1aUon into the cauae or the cruh wu bepn by
Hushes AlJ'cr&ft Co., wblcb buUt the bellce>pUn, and by the
cblef pl.Jot of the Border Patrol.
In what wu delertbed u a routine flicbt, the two-man chop·
per came tmder a ban-ace. ol rocks u it new 50 feet above the
Mexican border Friday. It crashed on lta aide on tbe aout.b
levee of the na Juana River
0.betU ••elt V.8.
87 Tiie Alaoclated Preu
Patriotic throne• crowded ralllel in California to 1how sup·
port for .(9 Americana beln1 held bolta1e in Tehran, and minor
sktrmlahea marked smaller gatherlnas in Kanau City and
Galneavtlle, Fla.
In Desert Hot Sprints. about 125 peraona carrylne candles
marched a halr·mlle through town Sunday night to convey aup·
port for the holtaaea.
Tbe march waa organised by motel owner Hank Scbmtta,
who aa.td be "tot Ured of watchln1 the newa reports on TV every nlaht ot tboulaodl of lran.lana throwilll their flats into the air
cban~ anU-Amertc1n a&oom."
I•""-Sea l•ltl•f 11'e
LOS ANGELES <AP>-Anti·tu crusader Howard Jarvi.I
aaid he ia submittln1 enough voter alpatures to county electioo
officials today to qualify a 50 percent state personal income tu
cut for the June 1980 ballot.
Jarvis, whose Proposition 13 or last year was the battle cry or the so-called taxpayers' revolt, said 800,000 alanaturea for bla
new lnlUative were belng presented to regiatran in all 58
California counties.
He need.I 553,790 valid signatures of registered voters to
place the measure on next June 's state ballot.
High Court Rules
On Teacher Tenure
WASlUNGTON <AP> -The
U.S. Supreme Court refused to-w to slrike a California law
tbat denies tenure to part·tlme
community colle1e teachers
The jus tices left intact,
without comment, a ruling that
the Peralta Community College
WJlrict does not have to grant
tenure to teacben hired after
lile7 for leu than 60 percent full.
time duties.
The California supreme Court
also ruled May 25 that the dia-
trict, wblch operates five com·
muntty colle1e1 In Alameda
County, doea not have to pay
part-time teachers the
equlvalent hourly wases earned
by f ull-tlme or "r11ular"
teachers.
The at.ate court'• ruUn1 wu
GA•-COMT
DAILY PILOT
baaed on a 1987 provision in the
California Education Code, but a
group of teachers' unions and in·
divldual teachers cballensed the
provision aa \Dlcon.stitutlonal.
The law deprives them of
equal protection, the unions and
teachers told the Supre m€
Court.
The 198'7 provision allowed
community colleges to hire
"temporary" employees and
prohibited the distrlcta from
clasalfyinJ part·time teachers
u an)'thlna but "temporary" no
matter bow Ions the teacben
miaht actually work for a dia·
trict.
A eroup of teachers, the
Peralta Fecteratloo or Teacben,
the American Federal of
Te1cbera and tbe Peralta Part·
Time Teacben AaaodaUon aued
the communlt.)' collet• dlltrtct
tn 1974. Tbe aull demanded
tenure IDd equal pay.
l're• Pflfle A J
IRAN •••
monitored ln London. It aaid
aecurlty forces rushed to the 111.e
near the Iraqi border and that
three baae 1uard1 bad been
wounded in the machlne·tUD and
irenade attack.
-The embuly occuplera dla·
trtbuted copies of a Sept.ember
memorandum from the top U.S. diplomat In Iran, L Bruce
Laln1en, ureln1 the State
Department not to decide on ad·
mitUne the shah without ln·
formally contacUna Iran.Ian of·
ficlala.
Jralley Cops
Nab Trio
In Break-iru
Two Oranae County men and a
Juvenlle were arrested eub
Sunda1 morn1q after le..tln•
Fountain Valley Police OD a loot
chase near the scene or several
vehicle bw'glarlea.
Arrested, police aaid, were
Javier Sanchez Tejeda, 3', of
Santa Ana, Mlcbael Quintero, 19,
of Huntington Beach, and a 13-
year-old Santa Ana boy.
lnvesU1atora said the three
were apprehended at 2:37 a.m.
aa they ran from tbelr car, cor-
nered J1l a cul·de·aac, ln the
ParadI'ie Manor condomlnium
complex on Euclid Street near
Slater Avenue.
The three suspects were
charaed with suspicion or vehi-
cle burelary after lteDU stolen
In eartter break-Ins, tnvolvtne
two motorhomea and a van,
were found in their sedan.
ReporU aaid patrolmen Jim
Brokaw and John Quimlo beean
following the suapecta after apot-
tlnl a vehicle leave an industrial
complex at 11237 Slater Avenue
witb its li&bts off.
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FIRE •••
curled out or upetaln windows.
Fire Captain Roger Uoemer
said firefighters, who arrived
within three minutes of the
alarm, doused tbe blue in 15.
minutes. He aaid~ tbe lou waa
estimated at SUl0,000. Fire walls
prevented the blaze from
1preadtn1 to adjacent con-
dominluma.
A amoke detector. Hoe mer
aald, pouJbly could have saved
tbe llv• ol the victim.I. He laid
fire oflld.ala will beain a MCODd
amok• det.ectOr push 1D the aoutb
HuntJ.altaP Beach nellbborbood
IOOD.
Prl•eel:f Pal .
Girlfriend foT Charilea?
LONDON CAP> -Brltlab t.btoldl 11ld today
Prince Charle•• la teat 1trlfrlend it Amanda
Kraatcb.bWI, 22-year-old ganddaupi.r of LOrd Louil
Mownbatten Wbo WU ldlle4 When lrllh ~" blew up liJI vacaUon boat ln Doaielal Bay on Aq. ~:..
Amanda ·th• ptklce'• HeOiMS co\llln, ll ....,
dauahter of i'Ant and Lady bcMlille, wbO wer. ln·
J.ared 1n the Mountbatten bOmbiftl• •' ... , 1beY met for lunch SUnday ln a 11me.eeper •
cotta1 on Lotd BrabDm"ne'• •tale at M1nh1m.
Kent, tn IOtltMQtJ;n)land. wbere Charlet 1~t the
weekend buntm1, the tablotdl Uld. ldo ne papen Hid annect police kept wat.cb outa
~cottafe. some tablc>W 1ald Alnanda waa a po11lbJe bride
tor the 31.year-old hell' to the BtWlh umm .
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ARABIA
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w.ereJNDtal
A Pakistani Boeing 707
jetliner fi)'ini Moslem pil-
arims home from Me cca
cau1bt fire, exploded and
craahed shortly after taking
off early today from J idda,
killing all aboard
Did Estrada
Get Lice me?
Reports J' ary
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A
man named Henry E . Estrada
baa takm out a man1a1e llceme
ln Laa Vecaa, Nev., but there
were ccallict.t.n1 reports u to
whether be la the atar ot the
NBC televiaklio abow ''CHIPs .. '
Clark County <Nev.> deputy
clerk Madeline Ha1e 1aid today
that another deputy clerk,
Alberta Yankee, luued the
llceoae abortly after ooon Sun·
day to Henry E. Estrada and
Joyce Miller. Tbe couple u.ted
E1trada'1 blrtb date u March
18, UM9, hen u Aprtl 24, lM>.
Aaked whether that meant
that Erlll:: Estrada, who plays a
highway patrolman in the
aeries. had taken out the Jicen.se.
Ma. Hafe said; "Tbsfi right.
He bu.'
Tbe dates lilted on the licenw
coa.lorm with the a1ea ot t.be
popular actor, wbo Is ao, and tbe
•year-old Joyce Miller wbo la
known to be a friend.
However. the report WU de-
nied by fCaNn Hacbr. a woman
wbo amwered the telepbooe ~
day in the Loa An1etea office of
the actor's mana1er, Helen
Azevedo.
Ma . Hac ker aald she had
spoken with Eatrada lhil morn-
ing and, "I got It ri1ht from the
horaP'a mouth. He denies the
whole thlna."
Goodwill
Picks Qu~en
Debbie Nacata of Fountain
Valley bu been crowned Queen or tbe un9 Goodwill 11\duatriea
Doll Fair.
Miu Naaata wu one of 300
Oranae County elrh who
fashioned new 1armenta and
haintylea for Goodwill dolla 10k1
at tbe Doll Fair Nov. 17.
M lcbelle Hltley and Tami
Hiroyaau, botb of Fountain
Valley, rec.lved Mcoad place
award.a. Lee Ann Flinn and
KrlaUn Sommer, alao or Foun·
taln Valley, were tb1rd place
award winners.
;
PHlLADELPHIA <AP> -A
quarter-ceatwy ol HCret Araq
t.1tto1 of dJaablJ.D• drup OD
bum1na nn up • '" mlllloo price tq, •ccordlnt to publilbed rtportl.
tbe Penta1on and Gallw U.&.
departmerJtl la apertm-. cm
people. N-U111 to NJ4 DOl)octJ
of thOM rwponltblt I« the ~ •r•m bu ever been pgntlhed." Taaaaaid.
Amon1 the laraeat espen·
dltune .... --cOIDVact wltb tbe UDlvenlty of Penn-
17lvama for nperlm...U OD a
orltoD bamatel, tbe Pblladelphla
Inquirer reported Sunday.
Prl1onen at the clty 'a
Holmeaburs Prilon parUdpMed
lD tetta Mtweeo 19M ud 1Mt to
cleterm.bM dos•t• or nrtoua
dru1• needed to mentally dlaa-
able baU of any taraeted
populadon, the newspaper bid.
The lnqulrer cited erideaee
contained in 1,800 pases or Artny
documents ohtelP«f under the
Freedom of lnlormation Act.
The documents abowed t.bat S78
million wu apent for cbemJcal
warfere teattn1 between 19:50
and ms.
M arlae Corp• Capt. Bob
Bowen, duty oftictr •l lb•
DefeDM Department GD Suoctar,
aald, "We baH DOt .._ ta..
atory and .. 1'0UkS DOt tam·
ment until n did and midi " bad a chaoee to check 1Dio tbe
matter." U.UvenltJ ofnetals.
were unavailable few comment.:;·
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I.nses Wallet
. ...
A Fountaln Valley pedatrian
wbo 1ave directlona to a
motorlat late SundQ 1ave up
more than information.
In Moecow. the Soviet news
a1ency Tau today de•cribed the tests reported by the Inquirer aa
"c riminal experiment•" and
said they were "remlniaceot of
experiments in Nazi Germany"
and the work of "mu ters with
docton' degrees."
''The experiments were ended
in 1975 at the belcbt of exposuree
of crim.lna! activity by the CIA,
Cmaadl Note•
Robert C. Wilbert, 1131•
Brookhunt St., alao banded over
his wallet containing $8 when the
"lost" driver pointed a IUD at
him on Brookhurat juat north~
Quail Avenue, police reported.
Wilbert told officers bis &1·
1ailant drove off in a blue ledan
be a rln1 homemade license
plates reading "GEEZ BOB."
Delay Creating
Gym Fund Doubt
Federal funds that were earmarked three years a10
ror cooatruction of a Huntington Beach neighborhood nm
may finally be put to work
Cit y council members, however, uked city planners
Monday to determine whether lbe shrinking dollar has re-
duced the 1lze of a gymnasium that SZ79,931 will build.
RESIDENTS OF THE Cootrnental Townhomea have
clamored for city officials to spend the money. They said
neighborhood kids need a recreaUonai facility to keep
them otf tbe street.
Pat 0owne1. d1redor of the Hunttnstoo Beech ao,. Club, sald b1a orpnlaUOD bu leued part ol a vacant
school for a community ~ter and hopes to 1uperviae ac·
tivities at the propoMd tym. Stew Kobler, a cltJ planner. ca~ cocmdl mem·
ben that following project approval lt.' c:i>uld be up to 24
months before conatroctlon would commeuce.
••• A potice education 1ncenttve plan. which netted some
orficen as much aa S250 per month for going Lo school. was
discontinued for new officers by tbecounc1l
ONLY COUNCILMAN Ron Pattinson, a former Hunt·
mgt.on Beach pohce om cer voted a1amst the proposal to
substitute a straight re1mbunement plaa lor the incentive
program
Don Lewis. assistant penonnel dl~r. said 18 of-
fi cers will be affected He s&Jd new officers will be reim-
bursed about $300 a year.
Officers under Uae incentive proaram will coatlnue to
draw Crom S83 to $250 per month for eotnl to acbool.
Lewis estimated 87 pen:ent of the police force took ad-
vantage ol the pro1ram. • • • Cowicil members okayed funding three new fwl·time
positions during a mid-year review ol the city budlet but
denied a reque.t for S3SO to purchase vinyl binden.
Ctly officials explained t.be binders were needed for cl·
ty and staff reports.
"I BET I BA VE ha1/ a dozen of thc:Mle binders at
home " quipped Councalwoman Ruth Finley. "If we all
brio& in our old blnden tbeclty should have plentyoftbem."
Tbe councU approved fundln& ror two poUce partdq
enforcement poeiUom and okayed fundlna for the vacant
assistant city admln.ialrator slot The three positJona wUJ cost the city about S70,000.
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tb y feel tltie clty 1bould m-
p aalse .. local control over ~
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1·: Stock Market
Prices Surge
NEW YORK CAP) -Indica-
tions that tbe four-month run-up
lD interest rates was almost at t an end sent stocks surging on a
f
brdad front today.
The Dow Jones average of 30
1ndustrial issues was ahead U.4.5 I points to 827.22 after five hours
of trad.ina.
Advancing issues led declines ~ better than 6-1 oo the New York Stock Exchange I Money aupply figures released
I after the market cloMd Friday
sbcn'ed cOatlnued ateadiDeu in
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tM ~·· bale moaey 1upply Gdlallilil*lw•
Analysts took those signs as
meaning that those interest
rates, raised in an attempt to
control the money supply. would
settle back.
"There's some hope that in-
terest rates have peaked," said
Newton Zinder, an analyst at E.
F. Hutton. ''There's a feeling
that the next change in the
prime rate is going to be down."
The prime rate ls the rate
charged by banks to best cor-
porat.e ~ustomers and is seen as
an indicator of where other in-
terest rates ml&ht be beaded. It stands at 1.S~ percent. But
ae"Yeral baab cut Jt todQ to lS¥J pere8al
National Health
Sessions at U CI
• UC IrviDe is sponsoring tbe
' second annual national meeting ~ for health care professionals
who treat children with lung dis·
eases Tbe meeting underway in
Anaheim continues through
It Wednesday. Officials from the ! · u ceuterl throughout the u. s.
Will discuss the design and im·
plememaUoo of curriculum for
health care personnel who wish
to 1peclalize in pediatric
pulmonary care.
Coordinator for the con·
f erence, taking place at the
Grand Hotel, is Dr. Thomas
Nelaon, director of tbe UCI
tral!linc center and associate
dean for academic affairs 10 the
university'scollegeofmedicine.
The UCI training center is
based at the UCI Medical Center
and Children's Hospital of
Orange County.
Pediatric pulmonary trai=
centers were established in
to help meet the need for health
care specialists to treat children
who suffer from pulmonary dis·
eases. .
The centers train pediatric
residents and nurses, social
workers, nutritionists and
physical and respiratory
t herapists with advanced
degrees.
About 80 representatives of
the centers. which receive f\md.
ing from the U.S. Department of
Health, Education and Welfare's
Maternal and Child Health
Divilklo of the Bureau of Health
Sciences, are attending the
Anaheim conference.
Did Estrada
Get License?
Reports Vary
LOS ANGELES CAP) -A
man named Henry E . Estrada
bu taUn out a mNTla,e license
in Lu Veau, Nev .• but there were eaaflietiq reports u to wbether be ls the star ot the
NBC We;tsioD lbow "Clllh."
Clan County <Ne•.> deputy
clerk llldellne Race aald today
that another deputY clerk,
Alberta Yankee, •i11ued tbe
license abartl)' aftel' DOOD Qin.
daJ to Hllar)'. E. Eiti'lida and
~oyce lllllilr. 'l'be couple lilted
Estrada'• blrtb Clate u Mardi
11, I.NI; bin• Apitl M, ltlO. •
A•k.t .nether that meat Uuit .... Bllracla, wbo plQs •
bl1llwa7 r.=.olman 10 tlae Mrial,Md out tbe 1lc.M,
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'l'lie .... llltAlid OD tile llceiM
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me.to'9,8~ ao ..... O.._nton wuc»-
illli ._, KUiil HMi•, 11 woman .... _ ....... lObaDI ..
da7 t. llMi LOI ~ Giiiet ct
tb• •et0r•1 mHaaer, Helen ~.
J)!aa.
Tbat plaa. ... , denied
ffltlfteetiGa bJ u.e Aate "*' Reaouttel Control Board last
Jqly.11al brcl a1tlo UDOUDCed
at tbat time lta tDteat1on to ltrip SCAG Of ~...,..,_ autboritf tn
Ute N~ Bay watenbed.
The mu .mer board • •· pec:ted to fiDall,y decide in late J>eeelllber or January oo tbe future of ~ay planalnt
retpomlbWtla. Tbe 1tate could
concelYably take SCAG'a
authority from it and auume -u.o.e ":lbilitiea itself. 11ean ~ olftclala m •artous aaeocies in <>ranee County bave
been lookina for ways to ret
mired-down 1tudles on bay
probtema 0owtoaa1atn.
The lbl4iel are neceuary to
find way1 to prevent further
damaliaa pollut.ioo of tho bay.
to Bear
Protest Nl~o• Bas•
As political demonstrations go, the one
outside former president Richard Nixon ·s
San Clemente estate Sunday was or
modest dimension. The man with the hat
and sign is Robert Rusin, former San
Cle m ente council candidate. The other
four men arrived after the GOP fund-
raising brunch was over. <Related story
picture Page A3 >.
Court Nixes
Tenure for
Part-timers
WASHINGTON CAP> -The
U.S. Supreme Court refused to-
day to strike a California law
that denies tenure to part-time
community college teachers.
The justices left lntact.
without comment. a ruling that
the Peralta Community College
District does not have to grant
tenure to teachers hired after
1967 for less than 60 percent full
time duties.
U.N. Council Mulls
Session on Iran
UNITED NATIONS CAP> ternoon. might be put off 1f
U.N. Security Council members Iran's Bani Sadr can be expect·
gathered al beadquart.en to ar· ed to amve m a few days H tus
range a public meetinc on the arrival is tmcertain. or 1s put off
U.S. -Iran crisis and decide for as long as a week. the COUD·
whether to bold it today or c1l might meet with Iranian
postpone it until Iran's foreign Charge d'Affaires Jamal
minister arrives. Shemirani. Bani Sadr said Swi·
They were addressed by day he was postporung the tnp
Sec re ta ry ·Gener a I Ku rt for a week.
Waldheim, who Sunday called The United St.ates. which for
for a meeting of the 15-natiol'I nearly two weeks blocked an
council, descrlbloc tbe Iranian request for the debate.
stalemate over the detenUon of agreed because it believed the
The California Supreme Court 4~ U.S. boltatea in Tehran as debate would result in a strong
also ruled May 25 that the dis· the most lerioul threat to peace resolution demandlnc release of
tricl, which operates five com· since the 1912 Cuban missile the 4t Americans held hostage in
munity colleges in Alameda crisis. Waldheim bad been asked the U.S. Embassy lD Tehran for
County, does not have to pay to explain to the members today three weeks, a State Depart-
P a rt · lime tea c be rs t be why be thought the council meot official said.
equivalent hourly wa,ges earned sbooJd meet Walclbeim in a letter to Secun-
by full-time or "re1ular" Diplomatic aourees uid tbe ty Council President Sergio
teacben. public meettna. planned tbis af. Palacios de Viuio of Bolivia
. said the tension between the
United States and Iran "could Duo Plead lnnocentr0~v~d:~ro:r1~~~~0=
In Heiress C.ase
Two Oran1e Coast men
pleaded Jnnocen'-'n ~urt today
to cJwiee lbey trltd to break in·
to tbe Emerald Bay bome of MiNil Joen lnil1e SmJtb with
t.be intent to 00 mJt tldli.applq or robbery. &mlfa....,.,.. ~. 22.ct
9'712 JCI Datua0 St. Fountaln
V.U.11 and l'IOJd iifeli Brown.
14, of 17 WUcl' OooH Court,
Newport '8M9 eotered tbetr pleu ID ...... Orlqe COCIDb' J\ldldil Dllllrid coart dUJi.q .,..
ralpllNllill lbll monlll1 .
that the council "be convened
urcentl)' in an effort to leek a
· peacetW solution."
Fall Fair.
Bets Soar
wblcb adeotllta ••1 could end up a polluted mudflat if nntbln1
ii done aoon to atop lt from ftll-
inl with lilt. Atone wtth u,hter cootrols on aedlmentattcm sources, the pro.
posal to re10lve deftclenclea in
the 1tate-rtject.ed plan also
would call for atreQthenlog or
existlnc 11ading ordinances to
curb pollution aa well as
<See BAY, Pase AZ>
Ayatollah:
'U.S. Is
Enemy'
TEHRAN. Iran <AP>
Ayatollah RuboUah Xhomeiru to-
day urged Islamic followers to
moblliz..e "everything" against
the Unlted States and saJd all
Iranians must learn to handle a
weapon.
As the occupation of the U.S.
Embassy entered its 23rd day,
Khomeuu gave a speech to rev
olutionary guards. broadcast
from bis headquarters m the ho·
ly city of Qom. He envisaged bis
TROOPS RETAKE
GRANO MOSQUE-Al
SAUDIS DON'T PLAN
otL CU1'8ACK8-M
nation of 35 mllllon producing a
20-milllon ltroog army within a
few ,ean. but dJd not appear to
be calllnl for an immediate
ceneral mobilisation.
"Amen ca is our enemy now
and we should have everything
mobilized agamst it ... the Shiite
Moslem patnarch and revolu·
t1onary leader declared
Meanwhile, m Washington.
White House press secretary
Jody Powell said the Carter ad
m101strallon Is opposed to Rep
George Hansen's personal rrus
sion to Iran, and beheves 1l may
prolong the holding or the 49
hostaees r.llll held
Powell said be didn't Uunk the
Idaho Republican ·s mdependent
negot1atJ.ng was helpful. Asked if
there was a danger the Iraruans
might misinterpret Hansen's
statements as an official signaJ
from the administration. Powell
said, "Yes, if he gives a confitct
mg view to the students . he
could prolong their <the
hostages> stay."
Hansen bas proposed con
gress1onal heanngs into charges
against the deposed Shah
Mohammed Reza Pahlavi.
whom the students insist be ex
tradited m exchange for the
hostages
In other developments.
-Ctuna sided with the Urutea '
States today 1n lhe Iranian
crisis, declaring after three
weeks of official silence that
··accepted diplomatic im·
munities should be unavenally
<See lllA.N. Page AZ>
Coast
Weather
Fair and warmer
throu1b Tuesday. Lowa
toniabt 47 at the beaches
and SZ loland, with hllbs
Tueaday from 72 along the
cout to 77 lnland.
INSIDE TODA 't'
Lncfna CIH /ceHng tM
tltort '"°""' tQWall and Ute ldgla ...,..., pMch .. mwla °' Ute ~. 2'1wfl're ,... ~ Utdt' llnclng pollcWa
and __... w opp11c=v
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J PALM SPRQ'iGS <AP) -Movlt mo1ul Darryl F. Zanuck
, hu taken a t"1ft\ f 9r tho ~ne lD Illa two.week tt1ht wtlh
. .,.nulDClllla, aufferi.n• a teeW'hlllt attack ~the Ulneu dWiQa tbe
• weekend, bll doctor Hid today.
Zanuck, 77, WJS In critical condi:ttan lD Desert HOIP!tal and
"not doln& very w.eU." aald Dr. Geoqe Kaplan.
· The co-founder and onetime chllrman of lhe board of aotb 1 Century·Fox studios wu admitted to Delert Hotpttal nearl)' a
month ago )>ul his family requested at tbat time h.la cond!Uon
not be made public
32 Rese~ Ott Cea•t
SANTA BARBARA (AP) -Thirty-two puaenaera and crew
were evacuated today from a s1nktna fllhinl boat 10 mJJea ~ 10utheut of An.acapa hland oft ~ coat of Santa Barbara. ~ Tbe Coast Guard 1pokesman said the ~foot party ftah1na boat
Peace out of Oxnard redloed a dlstreu call at s:za a.m. ud re·
ported lt wu rapidly takin1 on water.
Persona aboard the veuel were betn1 loaded lnto three 41·
foot utility boat.a from lhe Coast Guard's Channel hlanda st.a·
tJoo, aald spokesman Kevin Daniels. He Hid there were no re-
port.a of lnjurtes.
Cklzen• ••rlc (J.S.
By The A.aaoela&ed Prell
Patriotic throngs crowded raJUes in California to show sup.
port for 49 Americana being held OO.ta1e in Tehran, and minor
skirmishes marked amaller gatherinss in Kansas City and
Gainesville, Fla.
Jn Desert Hot Springs, about 125 persons carryln1 candles
' marched a balf·ll\lle through town Sunday Dipt to convey sup·
port for tbe boltiges.
Tbe march--'M ortllliled by moua owner Hank Sebmtta,
who u1d be ••rot tlred of watching the news reporta on TV every
· nt1bt of thouaanda of lraniana lhrowiq their flat.a into the air
.. cban"GI aat1·4alerieu 11N1m."
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LOS ANGELES <AP)-Anti-tax crusader Howard Jarvis
said be ii submlWq enough voter signatures to county election
officials today to qualify a 50 percent state personal income tax
cut for the June 1980 ballot.
Jarvis, whose Proposition 13 or laat year was the battle cry
or the so-called taxpayers' revolt. said 800,000 signatures for his
new initiative were being presented to registrars m all 58
California counties.
He needs 553,790 valid slgnaturea or registered voters to
place the measure on next June's state ballot.
Guard, Victim Nab
Burglary Suspects
A burglary victim and •hotel
security suard were credited
with capturing two bu1'1lary aaa·
pectl tn two separate caHS Sun·
Court Ref119es
Title IX Review
WASHINGTON (AP> -The
U.S. SQpnme Court today re·
fused to let the 1overnment
withhold federal money from
1cbool dl1trlct1 that dll·
crlmlnate a••lnat women
emJ>loyeea.
The Jwticet, by a 1·2 vote,
turned down two aovernmen\
appeall from separate rulinp
that a federal law known u Title
lX doel not apply to acbools'
employment Pl'tctltea.
OUMQICDMT
DAILY PILOT
"J."t. ~'::/I::"
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day Costa Mesa police said to-
day.
In the first Incident, at 3:20
a. m ., police aald South Coaat
Plaza Hotel security 1uard
Carmen Artl1llo chased and
cau1bt a man auapected of hav·
ina stolen $15.50 from a hotel
roo~r it.a occupant left the
doo wbile be st41pped out
for a w minutes.
Suspect Jamea Earl Berry, 23,
a tranalent, remained ln city Jail
today on suaplclon of bur•lary ln
lieu of '5,000 ball, police aald.
In tbe leCOQd lncldent. police
said a 11·year-<>ld Corona youth
wu nabbed by Rolf WUU
Hoevel, 35, who returned to bia
home at 1'4 E. 20th St. at 5::!0
p.m. &mday to find it bad been
ransacked.
Pollet 1ald Hoevel saw the
youth a tbroulh the yard and ca him, 6oldlnl b1m
whll• wUe called police.
About '1000 lD colnl, Jewelr7
and 1mati tlectronlca ltema
wel',. recovered, police 11Jd.
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IRA.N •••
respeeted.''
The atatement, relHled by
the ForellJl Mlnlatry, expressed
concern over the crtsls and a
hope that an early solution can
be found "throup peaceful con·
sultatloo."
-An unidentified sroup at·
tacked an air force base ln
western Iran, causinl serious
damage to it and a television
transmitter there, according to
a Radio Tehran broadcast
monitored In London. It said
security forces ruabed to the site
near the Iraqi border and that
three b11e auards bad been
wounded ln the macblne·1un and
lf'enedeau.dt.
-'Ibe embuay occupiers dis-
tributed cos>* of a September
memorandum from Uae tQD U.S. diplomat la Iran, L. Bruce
Laingen. urging the State
Department not to decide on ad·
milling the s hah without in·
formally contacting Jraruan of.
ficials.
-The U.N. Security Cotmcil
was expected to begin debate t.o·
day on the crisis Acting Foreign
Minister Abolhassan Bani Sadr
planned to address the Council,
but postponed his trap for a
week becaU$e of a religious bola·
day and a consUtutfonal ref.
e r endum , a government
spokesman said. The Iranian
position will be presented by
Iran's U.N. m11slon.
Meter Maid
Injured by
Slingshot
A Laguna Beach parklnt COD·
trol officer wu •truck ln the
cheek and eye with a jellybean
launched by a 1Unpbot Sunday.
The yellow projectlle wH
fired by a youth lD the 300 block
or Foreat Avenue at about 4 p.m .
Sunday, police said today.
Tbe officer, Ro.lo Miclette
llld lbe llW the blond·batred
youtb fire tbe Jellybean at her
while she was cltins meter
violators on the street dw1n1 the
Laauna Craft Guild 1bow on
Foreat Avenue.
The impact tent her 1luaes
nyln1, and the officer suffered • brulaed cheek.
Police .,. ,..::1af • ~• IJllQ and womq. deecrtbed
JI about 18 )'e&rt old, weartn1
flowered ahlrta IDd blond hair.
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FIAIM!N MOP UP SUNDAY ILAZI THAT KILLl!D FOUR
Youngeten Trapped In Hunttntton Continental Condo
Huntington Fire
Claims Four Lives ·
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A fire th.at took four Uv• u it
1wept throUCb a two-story COO·
dominium lD HunUneton Beach
early Sunday waa started by
children playtn1 with matches,
fire department officials aaid
this momJns.
Four family members, lnclud·
in& lbe parents of three of the
victims, escaped the 6 a .m.
blaze at 98.52 Durham Drive but
were unable to rescue three
youn1 chlldren and one t.eeo·
aser from the fire.
The dead were identified as
Dawn Marie Clarke, 7, Philip
Robert Clarke, 4; and Carol
Elbabetb a.rt.. 2. A.lao killed
WU Dawn Mlc.beli. llcCullen.
18, a coualn villtibt the ctarte
faqiUy from Darby, Pa.
The aurvivora were Mr. and
Mrs. William Clarke and their
sons William Jr .. 6. and Keith, 6
months.
Fish Stabs
Fiji Man
SUVA, Fiji <AP> A
Fijian fisherman was ad·
milled to a Suva hospital
arter a three fo ot
swordfish speared him in
the chest, narrowly miss
Ing his heart.
Josaia Tuaoba, 31, was
fishing in a s mall boat
when the swordfish, ap
parenUy attracted by the
Ushl from his hurricane
lamp, Jumped out or the
water and struck.
Tuaoba waa flown by
helicopter to Suva and re·
ported ln satisfactory con·
dltlon.
The fate of the swordfiab
wu not known.
Fire officials uld the victims
were m.cover~ ln an upslaln
bedroom of the home ln the Con·
Unental Townbou1e tract, an
area where fire officials puaed
out free smoke detectors lut
August
The condominium. recently
rented by lbe Hunllneton Beach
house painter and his family .
was not equipped with a smoke
detector. lnvesUgators re ported.
William Jr .. fire official.A said,
discovered the fire and alerted
has parenu after runrung t.o a
neighbor's home and asking
them t.o call the fire department.
OHlclala aaid the parents
arabbed their 6-moolb-0ld 10D
and Wllllam lr. before OetJ.118
the bum.lnl ltrudure.
Police Find
Aliens After
Auto Chase
An El CaJon man was arrnted
in San Clemente Sunday on
charges he tned t.o smu&1le four
Illegal aliens ln hi.a auto dunna a
90 mile an hour chue on the
freeway
Keith Gllilland, 24, wu arrest.
ed on smuggling charses alter
Border Patrol a1enta auerted
that he ran throu1h the San
Onofre checkpoint al 8 ·38 a.m.
In an unsuccessful attempt to
outrace them.
It as alleged that Gilliland
sped north on Interstate S, left
the freeway at Avenida
Magdalena and drove into an al·
ley behind a dou&hnut shop on
South EJ Camino Real A1ents
and San Clemente police cor·
nered Gililland in the alley.
Asenu asserted that three
men found ln GlWland's trunk
and one ln the front seat were ll·
leaal aliens.
PHU.:A.DELPHIA (AP> -A
qua~c.n~ of Meret Army
tfftU,1 Of diiabUa1 drup on
bumau ran up a m mlWon
prtct tq, accordln1 to publlllled
report.I.
Amon• tbe Jarfett ·•.l'PU·
dltur11 wu a •• edllfnct wltb the Unlvertlty of Pan.
1ylvant. for nperlmeatl oa l2Q
rtaon lnmate., the Plilladelplu.
ulrer reported SUnday.
rl1oa.,1 at the elt1'•
Holm•bur1 Prtlon partlciptded
in teatl between JIM and· llm to
determine dol.,ea ol ·~ dru.-needed to meata1ly ~:
able half of any tar1etecl:'
population, the newspaper l&ld. •
The lnQulhr clted evtdence ·
contatMd In 1,800 pa1et of Army
document.I obtained unc:kr the
Freedom of Information Act.
The documenta showed that f18
mUIJon wu spent for chemical
warfare le1tln1 between 1950
and 1975.
ln Moecow, the Soviet news
•1ency Tua today described the tata reported by the Inquirer u
'crlmlnal experiments" and
said they were "remln.lacent of
expertmenta in Nazi Germany"
and the work ot "masters wtth doctors' decree-."
·'The expertmentl were ended
In 19'75 at the belibt of expoew-ea
of crtmlnal activity by the CIA.
t'be Penta1on and othet' U.S
departmenta ln expertmenta on
people. Needleu to HY. nobody
of those reaponalble for the pro-
gram hu ever been punlabed, ..
Tau aald
M arlne Corps Capt. Bob
Bowen, duty officer at the
Defense Department on Sunday.
uid, "We have not aeen the
story and we .-ould DOt com.
meat unUl we did and UDU1 we
had a cbaoce to check Into t.be
matter." Unlverally olflclala·
were unavailable for commeat. ·
Drug tests also were
performed on more than 7.000
military volunteers at
Edgewood Anenal in Maryland.
the newspaper said All sudt
testing using human subjects
was dllSoonlUlued m 1975. It al.id.
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SAUDI
ARABIA
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A Pakistani Boeing 707 ·
Jetliner flying Moslem pil·
grlms home from Mecca
caught fire. exploded and
crashed shortly after takmg
off early today from Jidda,
killing all aboard.
aeven~:
You can chooile: u to leave La•un• Beach in the futqre,
the m -acre parcel ID tta natural Tbe Lea1ue 11 coordlnltlna
1tate; 2> •1ncul\ural use: 3) the que.tlbanaire in conjunction
recreational u.ae: 4> tourl•t wttb tbe planned revision of the
faclliti•: $) riilldenU'1: S) C01P· /'city's General Plan. expected to
merdal, Oil' 1) UPt industry. be completed by tbe summer.
Other questions that will. • ' The project t. an effort to pro. pear OD the le~ sbeet lnelude vlde tbe dty with the maximum
oplnions on .tew preserv&Um. rapome of loea1 residents to tbe
determlnlbC tbe moct Important city•a General Plan procesa.
curreut problem in town, and Tbe a.erat Plan revision b
Ur.g~d to
t Eoa• Rate Netes
;StoCk Market
· · Prices S11rge
NEW YORK <AP> -lndica-
ons that the four-month nm-up
interest rates was almost at
n end sent stocks surging on a
ad front today.
The Dow Jones average or 30
duatrial issues was ahead 16.90
lots to 828.67 after four hours of
ding.
Advancing issues led declines
better than 6-1 on the New
ork Stock Exchange.
Money supply figures rele~
r the market closed Friday
wed continued steadiness in
•nation's basic money supply
in bank lending
Analysts took those signs as
meaning that those interest
rates, raised in an attempt to
control the money supply, would
~tile back.
"There's some hope that in
terest rates have peaked," said
Newton Zioder, an analyst at E.
F. Hutt.on. "There's a feeling
that the next change in the
prime rate is going to be down "
The prime rate is the rate
charged by banks to best cor-
porate customers and is seen as
an indicator of where other in·
terest rates might be headed. It
stands at IM<. percent.
$Z,otJO StOlen '
From. 2 Jewelers
Two La&"UDa Beach Jewelry
pa were bit by burglars over
e weekend, with more than
,000 worth of merchandise
ten from display case win-
ws in both incidents.
Police said burglars scaled a
all into a patio area at the T-
uare l,Jox Co., 1970 South
a1t mpway Saturday, taking
,135 in jewelry.
Operator Ronald Lee Stevens
Id officers the jewelry was re-
oved from a display case near e patio.
And.jeweler Rock Martin told
lice someone smashed an &ht foot by eight foot window
t Rock Martin Jewelry, 1144
th Oout Highway sometime
fore Sunday, taking an un-
known amount of jewelry.
The .)ewelry was in a display
case inside the shop and Martin
said he would have to check to
determine the value of jewelry
taken in that burglary
Police Find
Aliens After
\ Auto Chase
An El Cajon man was arrested
in San Clemente Sunday on
charges be tried to smuggle four
illegal aliens ln his auto during a
90 mile an hour chase on the
freeway.
Keith Gililland, 24, was arrest-
ed on smuggling charges after
Border Patrol aeents asserted
that be ran through the San
Onofre=eck'point at 8:38 am. in an uccessful attempt to
outrace .
It ls alleaed that Gililland
sped north oo lntentate 5, left
the freewa)' at Avenida
Magdal«ia and drove into an al-
ley beblDd a doulbnut sbop on
Soutb El Camino Real. Aaents
and San Clemente police cor-
nered GWlland in the alley.
A1enb asserted tb1t three
men found in GiHlland's tnmk
and one in tbe frcat seat were il·
le1al aliens.
KAMPALA, Uganda <AP > -
Uaanda*1 clnllan ao•emment bu quletl;J repeale4 one of tbe
mott bated deereea wued bY
former military dictator !di
AmlD -a 1178 bu on mlnlU'rtl
aM wtp fcir WOIMft.
.. Our 1W'OIDeD trill 1Ull bawe to
keep --.; '' Ju.tlce MIALlter
Stffen ArlkO Mid •hen tM Na· Uonal Conaultallv• Council
abOlllW the dteiil code. ne ,.,... Weot lar,elY un-
natlced, jlertl)' ....... ol COl'I•
fualoa 1urro"adln1 cablnet
...... •-i•ced bf PNlidenl
Goctf ... y Blaal11, and partly
bee•ute U1anden women beaan
llDOf'bll Nllla'1 decree u IOCll u be wu O\'el'thron in Aprll •
.JIOlt Kampala women DOW wear w ...... 11e,........ -but not
Jliliill.
As political demonstrations go, the one
outside former president Richard Nixon's
San Clemente estate Sunday was of
modest dimension. The man with the hat
and sil!n is Robert Rusin, former San
Clemente council candidate. The other
four men arrived after the GOP fund-
raising brunch was over. <Related story.
Scuba Diver
Injured in
Spearing
A Santa Ana scuba diver who
was struck by a wave at Wood's
Cove as she was emerging from
the ocean. impaled herself with
a pole spear in the right thigh.
Linnea Wimberly, 38, of Santa
Ana, was treated by lifeguards
and firemen on the beach Sun-
day mom.mg following the acci-
dent.
Liefguard Mike Dwinell said
the woman was returning to the
beach after scuba divlng off-
shore when the incident occurred.
The four-prong s pea r en-
tered her thigh and she was
rushed to South Coast Medical
Ce nt er for su rg ery.
She was treated and later re-
leased, hospital officials said to-
day
picture Page A3 I.
'
U.N. Council Mulls
Session on Iran
UNITED NATIONS <API
U.N. Security Council members
gathered at headquarters to ar-
range a public meeting on the
U .S.·Iran crisis and decide
whether to bold it today or
postpone it until Iran's foreign
minister arrives.
They were addressed by
Secretary ·General Kurt
Waldheim, who Sunday cal.led
for a meetio& of the l~nation
council , describing the
stalemate over the detention of
49 U.S. boetages in Tehran as
the most serious threat to peace
since the 1982 Cuban mluUe
crisis. Waldheim bad been asked
to explain to the members today
why be thought tbe council
sbouldmeet
Diplomat.le sources said the
public meeting, planned ~ af
ternoon. might be put off 1f
Iran's Bani Sadr can be expe<:t
ed to arrive in a few days. If tus
arrival IS unttrtam. or 1s put off
for as long as a week. the coun·
ctl might meet with Iranian
C harge d 'Affaires Jamal
Shem1raru. Baru Sadr said Sun·
day be was postponing the Lnp
for a week.
The United Slates, which for
nearly two weeks blocked an
Iranian request for the debate.
•ll'eed because at believed the
debate would result In a strong
resolution demanding release or
the 49 Americans held hostage Ul
the U.S. Embassy m Tehran for
three weeks, a State Depart·
ment official said.
Duo Plead Innocent W aldbeim in a letter to Secw1·
ty Council President ~rgio
Palacio. de Viuio of Bolivia
said the tension between the
United Statel and Iran "could
have danaeroua consequences
for the ,mtt.re world." He asked
that the council "be convened
uraently In an effort lo seek a
peacetul solution."
•
In Heiress Case
Two Oran1e Co••t men
pleaded Innocent In court today
to charaes the)' trted to breU in~
to the Emerald Bay home of
belrela Joo Irvine Smltb with
tbe intent to commit kiclnappi.na
or robbery.
Ronnie Metaoaa A~. 22, of
9'192 El Duranao ~. Fountain
Valley, and Floid AlleJl Brown,
34, of 17 Wild Goose Court,
Newport Buch •ct.red their et•u "' Soulb Oraqe County Judicial Di8'rtd eOurt dW'lna ar·
retpment Uda IQOmina. ll II ~ed tbat ol\ ~ov. 3 at
3:45 •.m. the two men abowed
an Emerald Bay MCurlty cuard
wbat appeaNCI to bt a police
lieutenant•• badle while~ at-
belresa·
Diplomatic IOUtteS said they
expeeted tbe 16 council mem-
ber• to consult privately tb1.I morninl and to meet publicly in
the afternoon to 1tart the debate.
beln1 undett.ten to ellmlnat.e
tbe coQflicta amon1 the ele·
mente to tbe plan and brinl tbe
state-mandated document into
conformance with state
cutctoli:Del.
There are nine required ele·
menta to tbe general plan that
are intended to comple111ent and
support each other. They include
land use, drculaUon, housing.
<See QUIZ, PaJe AZ>
Ayatollah:
'U.S. Is
Enemy'
TEHRAN. Jran <AP>
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomearu to·
day urged Islamic followers to
mob1hz.e "everything" against
the Uruted States and said all
Iranians tnust learn lo handle a
weapon
As the occupatJon of the U S
Embassy entered its 23rd day.
Khomeini gave a speech lo rev·
oluttooary guards, broadcast
from his headquarters m the ho-
ly city of Qom. He envisaged his
TROOPS RETAKE
GRANO ~SOUE--A3 ~
SAUOIS.DON"T Pl.AN "1
OK. CUT8AQ(S-M
naUoD cf 35 mW1oa producine a
20-milllon atroq army within a
few yea.r1, but did not appear to
be caJllna for an Immediate
pural molliJisation.
"America IS our enemy now
and we should have everything
mobilized.against it." the Shiite
Moal-em patriarch and revolu-
tionary leader declared.
Meanwhile, in Washington.
White House press secretary
Jody Powell said the Carter ad-
mmutration 1s opposed to Rep.
George Hansen's personal nus-
s1on to Iran, and believes it may
prolong the holding" of the 49
hostages still held
Powell said he d1dn 't think the
Idaho Repubhcan's independent
<See IRAN, Page AZ>
Laguna Man
Suffers Burns
A Laguna Beach service sta-
tion employee suffered bums to
his face when a car battery he
was trying to charge exploded.
spewing battery acid onto his
body. +'
Pat KeMey. an employee of '
Carey's Laguna Chevron sta-
tion, was attempting lo charge a
car battery from his tow truck
Friday 1Vhen the battery ex-
ploded, fire officials said today.
He was rushed lo South Coast ·
Medical Center where h06pltal
officials said he was treated for
burns and later released.
Coast
Weather
Fair and warmer
through Tuesday. Lows
tonight 47 at the beaches
and 52 lnJand, with highs
Tuesd1y from 72 •lone the
coast to 77 lnland.
INSmE TODA 'W
Lender• or• fHUng the
ahon moMll ~ and the
high ~ pa.ch cu much
cu tu CIOflSlmWr. '1'11ier'tY tY• ~ thdt Wndmo polkie•
end ~ MW ~ ~. IC oU mtan1 that
ths • fl/ tGlr cndit a,.
/lnting. P.O(le A1.
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PALM SPRINGS <AP) -Movie moaw Darryl F. Zanuck ·
has taken a tum for Ute wone in hta two-week fl•ht lrith
penumonia, aufferiDJ a rec\Uftnt attack ot the Illness dlllUI& the
weekend, bis doctor Said today.
Zanuck, 77, was ln crWcal condSUaG in Delert Hotpltal and
"not doing very well,·· aaidl>r. Gtor•• Jtaplan. ,
The co-founder and ooeUme abalrman of tbe board Of 20tll
Century-Fox studios was ad.mitt.el to Dtaert Hoepltal nearl.)' a
month ago but his family requesa.. .i that tune bJa eoodlUoo
not be made public.
8enler Patrel Gre•11defl
SAN YSIDRO <AP) -The U .S. Border Patrol wu 1rounded
today with one of its two helicoptera In for repain and the other
demolished la a crab .tter a rock attack by up to 60 people.
An investigation tato the cause of the crash was bepn by
Hughes Aircraft Co., which built the helicopters, and by the
chief pUot of the Border Patrol.
In what wa described u a rouUne fli&bt, the two-man chop-
per" came under a barrage of rock.a as it new 50 feet above the
Mexican border Friday. It crashed on its side on the aouth
levee of the Tia Juana River.
OtlzetU Barie IJ.S.
By Tbe Auociated Preu
Patriotic throngs crowded rallies in California to show sup-
port for 49 Americans being held hostage ln Tehran, and minor
skirmishes marked smaller gatherings in Kansas City and
Gainesville, Fla.
In Desert Hot Springs, about 125 persons carrying candles
marched a half·mUe through town Sunday night to convey sup-
port for the hostages.
The march was organized by motel owner Han.It Schmitz,
who uid be ''ilot tiftd of •atchin1 the news reports on TV eVeTJ nt1ht or thouaandA of Iranians throwing their fiats into the air
chantinJ{ anU·American alo~ans." ,,....,,. sea.,.,. • .,...,e
LOS ANGEi~ <AP>-AnU-tax crusader Howard Jarvil
said he is aubmlWng enoueh voter signatures to county election
officials today to qualify a SO.percent state personal income tax
cut for the June 1980 ballot
Jarvis, whose Proposition 13 of last year was the battle cry
of the so-caJled taxpayers' revolt, said 800,000 signatures for his
new initiative were being presented to registrars in all 58
California counties.
He needs 553,790 valid signatures of registered voters to
place the measure on next June's state ballot.
High Court Rules
On Teachec Tenure
WASIDNGTON <AP> -1be
U.S. Supreme Court refused to-
day to strike a California Jaw
that denies tenure to part-time
community coUeee teachers.
The justices left intact,
without comment. 1 rulln1 that
the Peralta Community College
District does not have to IJ'&nl
tenure to teacbeh hired after
1M7 for lea than 60 percent full. time duties.
based on a 1967 provision in the
California Education Code, but a
group of teachers' unions and ln·
dlvtdual teachers challeneed the
provision as unconaUtuUonal.
The law deprives them of
equal protection, the unions and
teachers told the Supreme
Court.
p,.._pflfleAJ
QUIZ •••
conservation, open space,
seismic, safety, oolae and scenic
highway elements.
The clty adopted its first
General Plan la 1.959, and the
document was updated to 1968
by a private firm. That plan was
rejected by the City Council ln
1970 after much opposition from
reaidenta. 1be council appointed
a series oC citit.en committees to
work with planning officials to
comeupwttharevtsedplan.
It is that plan that ls currenUy
betpg worked on with a coal of
uVt.ng tbe document adopted by
June.
Residents may return com-
pleted questionnaire• to tbe
pubUc UbrarJ, most bub and
savings and loans in town, or to
Post Office Box 1000 by Dec. 12.
Did Estrada
Get License?
Reports J7 ary
LOS ANGELES CAP ) -A
man named Henry E. Estrada
hu taken out a marrla1e license
in Las Vegas, Nev.. bot there
were conflicting reports aa to
whether be la the star of the
NBC television abow "CHiPa."
Clark County <Nev.) deputy
clerk Madeline Haee said today
that another deputy clerk,
Alberta Yankee, l11ued tbe
licenu shortly after noon Sun·
day tO Henry E. Estrada and
Joyce Miller. 'Jbe couple lia.d
Estrada's birth date u March
16, UM9, bera u April U, 19'0.
Asked wbetber tbat meant
that Erik Estrada, wbo pla.ya a
htehway patrolman in tbe
series, bad taken out the license,
Ma. Hage aatd: "That's rilbt. Hehu."
The dates Uated on the license
conform with the ates of the
PoPular actor. Who ta ao, and the
3t-7ear-dd Joyce Mlllel' who ii
known to be a friend.
The California Supreme Court
also ruled Kay 25 that the dis·
trict, wb1ch operates five com-
munity coll•I• iD Alameda County, doee not have to pay
pa rt-time teachers the
equivalent hourly w.a~ eamed
by full-tlme or .. re1ular4'
teachers.
The ttlte courl'I 1:'11lnl WU
However, the report wu de·
nled by Karen Hacker, a woman
who answered the telephone to-A 1roup of teachers, the day la the Los An1eles office ot
Peralta FederaUon of 'f.eacberr, the actor'• mabager, Relen
• th• American Federal of Alevedo.
The 1967 provision allowed
community colleges to hire
"temporary" employees and
prohibited the diatricta from
cla111fytng part-time teachers u anything but "temporary" no
matter bow long the teachers
might actually work for a dill·
trict.
DAILY Pl!.OT
Teacbera and tbe Peralta P-1-Ma . Hacker said ahe bad Ttme Teacben A.taoctatloa lued •Pollen wttb ~ada th1a mom-
the community colle1• dJltrtet: Ins and,, .. J IOt It rtot from the
ln 1974. Tb• 1ult demalided • hor1e'1 ~ He denlea the
tenure and equal pay. • ~Whole~" , , .
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FIRl!MeN M<>f> U. IUNDAY BLAD THAT KIU.20 FOU1t
Youngiten Trapped In Huntlngtott ConttMntal Condo
Huntington Fire
Claims Four Lives
BJ STEVE llARllLE Ol ... Delfy ........
A fire that took four lives u lt
swept tbrouCb a two-atQry C'OO·
domlaium in Huntington Beach
early Sunday waa started by
children playing with matches,
fire department officiala aald
this morning.
Four family members, lnclud·
inl the parents of three of the
victlma, escaped the 6 a .m
blaze at 9652 Durham Drive but
were unable to rescue three
youn1 children and one Leen·
ager from the fire.
The dead were Identified as
Dawn Marie Clarke, 7; Philip
Robert Clarke, -4 ; and Carol
Elizabeth Clarke, 2. Abo lcWed
WU Dawo llicbeUe KcCullen,
18, a comln vl<ina tbe Clute
family from Darby, Pa.
The survivors were Mr. and
Mra. Wlllllm Clam and their
aona Wllllam Jr .. e. and Keith, 6
months.
Fire officials said the victims
were discovered In an upstairs
bedroom or the home in the Con
tinental Townhouse tract, an
area where fire officials passed
out free s moke detectors last
August
The condominium, recently
rented by the Huntington Beach
house painter and his family.
was not equipped with a smoke
detector, investigators reported.
William Jr., fire officials said.
discovered the fire aod alerted
bis parenta after runnina to a
neighbor's home aod asking
Five Rob Hotel
NEW YORK <AP) -Five
well-dressed men emptied 10
safe deposit boxes at the posh
Mayfair Regent Hot.el in a caper
remlni.acent of thetla at several
other Luxury Manhattan hotels
1D recent years. Pohce weren't
sure bow much waa taken Sun-
day.
them to call the fire departmeot.
Offtclala aald the parent.a
grabbed thetr 8-month-old aon
and WUllam Jr. before fleetng
the burning structure.
The father trted to return to
the home. flttflghten said, but
was driven baclr by flames and
heavy smote A neighbor said
ab~ heard screams a.s the names
curled out of upstairs windows.
Fire Capta10 Roger Hosmer
said firefighters, who arrived
within three mrnules of the
alarm. doused the blue Ul 15
mU\utes He said the loss wu
estimated at Sl00,000. Fire walls
prev ented the blaze from
spreading to adjacent con-
domuliums.
A smoke detector, ffoemer
aald, pouibly could have saved
the lives of the victims. He said
fire officials wall beem a lecood
smoke detector push ln tbe IOUth
HonUngton Beach netg!iborbood
soon
Fish Stabs
Fiji Man
SUVA. FlJi (AP> -A
F111an fisherman was ad-
mitted to a Suva hospital
afte r a three .foot
swordfish speared htm m
the chest. narrowly miss·
mg his heart
Josaia Tusoba. 31 . was
fishing in a small boat
when the swordfish. ap
parently attracted by th~
h1ht from tu.a hurricane
lamp, jumped out of the
water and struck.
Tuaoba waa flown by
helicopter to Suva and re·
ported in satafactory COD·
dilton.
The fat.e of the swordfish
waa not known.
PHILADELPHIA <AP) ..... "·A
qua.rtel'!'clllturJ "' '""' ~ t..tJn1 of diubllnf dnap oe hamam rm ap a m aillUoD
Pn.ce tat.~ to pubUllMd reports. .
A D'oaf the lar1e1t ••PD·
dituree wu • .. .-eontnct
with tbe Un1••n1&1 Of P.o·
aylvaala for aplitJlletl oe DO moo lnmftel, tbe Pblladolpbja
u.llw NPOft*S &mday. .
rl10aer1 at tit• ett1•a
Holmaburf PriloD ~
ln teat.a between 1M4 and 119 to
determloe doa•I• of •artoua
drup needed to mealally ~
able half of any tar1etej
popwetm, the newspaper Uld ..
Tbe IDllulnr di.cl •~ contained 1n 1,800 PAI• of Anny
document.I obtained under the
Freedom of Information Act.
The document.a abowed that '71
million wu spent for chemical
warfare teatin1 between l~
andtm.
fn Moeeow, tbe Sa9tet newa
a1ency Tau today deacribed the
t.etta reported bv the Inquirer al
"criminal ex,,..'lment.a" aod
Hid the)' wens ·remtnileent ~
eqet'llDlatl la Nai German,-
and tM WOl'1t ot ''muten with doe10f't• desre-..
~·
Vandalism,
Arson Fought
In 1.aguna
V andala and anonlat.a kept
Lacuna Beacb police and
firemen busy over the week.end,
with a pay telepbooe booth and a
park toilet catching the bnmt of
thedamaae.
Late Friday. a woman called
the police to report a fire in a
telephone booth outside the
General Telephone Company of.
fie~ at 480 Mermaid St. .
Pol1ce said someone had set
payment envelopes ablaze. then
torched a telephone book in.side
the booth f1ames from the
burning bOok ignjted a string al·
tacblng the book to the bootb.
and It fell to the eround where it
dama~ed carpeUq imide tbe ~.
Firemen said the blue also
damaeed a li&bl fixture atop the
phone device. Telephone com-
pany officials said today the
damage amounted to $282
ln a separate incident Sunday,
city work crews discovered
someone had smashed a beaVJ
concrete block mto a toilel lD the
men ·s room at Heisler Park.
destroyme the fixture.
The dama1e was dlscoverea
at Lhe Jasmine and CWf Onve
public restrooms at Heisler
Park.
Lagunan Says:
Cash Stolen
A Lal\IDI Beach 1'0man ~ polic~ someone broke into hef
home Friday, taking $1,000 from
a Jacket pocket in a closet. .
Ann Flowers, of 2043 Hiddep
Valley Canyon Road, retunH!cl
home lo find bur1lars haa
broken a window to eet into the
house where they discovered the
cash ln a Jacket hanalng in ~
closet. :
n
.......... eoaMJ' or-..
Md u.. ..... al ..... qW\1 .... _,.Will allal .....
aol•lnc ctflftctec:MI la • water 4WU,,.. tor lM ba,y.
J"'8e ~·-.. Gall .SbkMnatO aacl Rlc ant alWer aa\d tbt.
JaUe tldl lateA pl D to be)p r.rp tM baJ ol lilt and debris
• •ccmeeptvall' , acceptable."
\My feel tbe dl1 aboOld em·
pba111ile .. local control over
responsibilities. The .Ute ecxa1d
conceivably take SCAG'•
authortb' from lt and auume
tbOle reapoaaiblllties it.self.
Jlemnrbite, officials in various
ap.adel in Oraoee County have
been lootina for ways to aet mlred~down studies on bay
pri>blemaflowlna •••in. The studies are neceuary to
fiDd ways to prevent further
damaemc pollutioa of the bay.
Urged to Bear ..
~ At Lea• Rate Netes . .--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
l? Stock Market
f ••
Prices S11rge
NEW YORK CAP> • Indica-
tions that the four-month run-up
in interest rates was almost at
an end sent stocks surging on a
broad front today.
The Dow Jones average of 30
'
industrial issues was ahead 15.45
1 point.a to 827.22 after five hours
, or trading.
t
Advancing l88ues led declines
1>Y better than S-1 on the New
York Stock Exchange.
Money suppJy figures released
l. .ffter tbe market closed Friday
•bowed coatinued steadinela In
the n•tkla'• baJic Ulooey 1upply
and ID baDk ~.
Analysts took those slens as
meaning that those interest
rates, raised in an attempt to
control the money supply, would
~tUeback.
·'There's some hope that in·
terest rates have peaked," said
Newton Zinder, an analyst at E.
F. Hutton. "There's a feeling
that the next change in the
prime rate i.9 going to be down."
The prime rate is the rate
charged by banks to best cor-
porate customers and is seen as
an indicator of where other in-
terest rates mi&ht be headed. It stands at 15'lft percent. But several banks cut it today to 15int percent.
·,~allsWI Id
Pact Vote Due
,_ Newport-Mesa
l Non-teaching employees of the
Newport-Mesa Unified School
District are scheduled to vote
Tuesday on a tentative contract I agreement, a di strict i . spokeswoman said today.
• Negotiator Jean Harmon said
details ol the proposed contract
can't be released because of a
Did Estrada
Get License?
Reports Vary
LOS ANGELES <AP) -A
• man named Henry E. Estrada
bu taken out a marriage license Jn Lu Veps, Nev., but there
.. were eonflictins reports as to
'· whether be la the star of the
NBC television ahow "CHiPs."
Clark County <Nev.> deputy
derll M*llne Haae said today
·tbat another de)>uty clerk,
Alberta Yankee, iaaued the
license abortly after noon Sun·
·c1ay to Hemy E . Estrada and
·Joyce lllller. Tbe couple Jiated
Eatrada'a birth date u Marcb it, lM, ben as Apr112', 1.MO.
Asked whether that meant
tbat £rik Eatl'Mta, wbo plays a
Jal•b•ay patrolman ln the
Mriff, Ud taken out tbe license, Jla. MAIM said: "Tbat'a rtlbt. llebu!"~
• Tbe d8ttia Jilted on \be license •onn wttll tbe qea of the ipoptllv ador' ~ who 16 ao. and tbe
•nar-dd .JO.Yet Miller wbo 41
)ftowD 10 be .• Mmd.
How"•· tllit tfPOrt wu cM-b) s.... uaaer.·a MNDan
-......... ~to; , ... Laa Allfl• omc. of
• artor'• maaa1er,. Helen ~M~•·edo.
. news blackout imposed by a
state mediator. She said the
workers, who include cafeteria
workers, secretaries and bus
driven, haven't yet been in·
formed of the details.
If the employees approve the
contract, it will come before
truatees at Tuesday night's
meeting for ratification. That
meeting will begin at 7:30 p.m.
at Harper Community Center,
l8tb Street at Tustin Avenue.
The state mediator was called
in after a previous tentative coo·
tract was rejected by workers.
Mrs. Harmon said negotiators
for the California School
Employees Association didn't
recommend the previous con-
tract, but presented it to their
members for a vote. She said
CSEA officials ue recommend·
ins the new contract, which
would be for 1919-81.
The former, rejected contract
offered a 6 percent across-the-
board raise. CSEA officials said
they were seeJdn& a 9 percent hike.
Mesa Eyes
New Tower
A ~ envtromnmtal lmpact report for a proposed
lktol'J eo.ta Mesa office build· tnc Will come before tbe city
Plannma Oommlalon tonlpt.
The meeUna Will belin at 6:30
p.m. at coancll chambers, '11
Falr Drive. n. buildlq, to hoUle • bank. rataurantt and abop9, woukt be
built on c.t acrH of land
aoutbeui of tbe San Dleao FreeWQand~Stnet.
The prWOMci baUdlq would
b9 called Sn.tot PW&.
Del.., """ ,.,... "' ....... O'o.-etl FfAEFIOHTERS DOUSE BLAZE TMAT KILLED FOUR SUNDAY IN HUNTINGTON BEACH
You,._,. Trapped In Upstairs Bedroom of HuntlnglOn Continental Townhouse.
Huntington Fire
Claims Four Lives
Drugs Cited
ln'Death of
Woman, 24
Tbe death of a 24-year-old
woman found Satunta1 at the
home of a trtend wu tbe result
of an aecidental overdose of
...
wbicb ldeatt.la NY could end
up a polluted mudfiat lf l)'Otnc
16 done IOClll to atop lt from ftll.
inl wlth silt.
Alona with Uibter controla on
aedlmeatatioa aourcea, the pro-
posal to reeolve deficiencies' in
the state-rejected plan also
would call for ~ ol.
ex1atlq lf8d1na orclinaneel to curb pollutlo-o as well as
(See BA y . Pace AZ)
Ayatollah:
'U.S. Our
Enemy'
TEHRAN. Iran (AP >
Ayatollah Rubollab Kbomeuu to-
day urged Islauuc followers to
mobilize "everything" a&8.1J\St
the United States and said all
Iranians must learn to handle a
weapon.
As the occupauon of the U.S.
Embassy entered its 23rd day.
Khomeini gave a speech to rev-
olutionary guards, broadcast
from tus headquarters an the ho-
ly city of Qom. He envisaged his
TROOPS RETAKE
GRAND MOSQUE--A3
SAUOtS DON'T PLAN
OH.. CUTBACKS -A4
nation al 3S m1DloG producln& a
»mUUon strcxis army wit.bin a
few years, but did not appear to
be~calline for an immediate
ceaeral moh!Hution . .. America ii our eoem.y now
and tre lboQ1d have everything
mobilized against it," the Shiite Moslem patriarch and revolu-
tionary leader declared.
Meanwhile, in Washington.
White House press secretary
Jody Powell said the Carter ad-
muustration 1s opposed to Rep.
George Hansen's personal mis·
s1on to Iran. and believes it may
prolong the holdmg of the 49
bosta2es still held
Powell srud he d1dn •t think th~
Idaho Republican ·s independent
negotJatJng was helpful. Asked if
there was a danger the Iranians
might misinterpret Hansen·..,
statements as an omc1al signal
froll) tbe administratJon, Powell
said. "Yes. if he gives a conflict
1ng view to the students ... h~
cou ld prolong their <the
hostages> stay."
Hansen has proposed con·
gress1onal hearings into charges
against the deposed Shah
Mohammed Reza Pahlavi.
whom the students 10s1st be ex
trad1ted m excha nge for the
hostages.
In other developments :
China sided with the Uruted
States today 1n the tran1an
crisis, declaring after three
weeks of official silence that
·accepted diplomatic im·
munities should be universally
(See lllAN, Page AZ)
Coast
Weat•er
Fair and warmer
through Tuesday. Lows
tonisht 47 at tbe beachea
and S2 Qaland, with h11hs
Tuesday from 12 alon&,.the
coast to '17 lnland.
INSIDE TOD~ 't'
Lcndn1 arc f teUrto the "'°" "'°"" ~ and the hiQh tntercd pnch GI mllcla
tU tlw coumwr.1'MJ/'rw n -
~ u.w l.tnltino poUcic•
and ecourinO ""° appUcoftl ~. It all ~ that
tlw daals of fGIJI crtdit en f1'rctillg. ~ .41 •
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WAIRINGTON .. <AP> ..: u.a. 8'a>reme Cow1 toda)'
turned down u attuapt bJ tM w--. Sbolhone lnd1aDI to rtelalm U m.lUkm au. ot ;ublc laod lD N9Yada.
men'P:J=:u:=.... ~=~r.:-S: sze.1 m.lllioG ror dad .. eeret lri Neviida aad
CaUfomla -lncludlna the 12 m1lUCMI ae,.. lbe IDdians aay they
never relinquished.
Tbe ~ latae to l9ll when tbe W•tern Sbolbono,
re~ bJ tM ~ oak lleDda. eou&ht to recover mOD«J
dam•PI from tl'9 \lnitlid state. for various hlltorte 1'ftM'.lC', in·
cludlnl the takfnf ot tribal lands.
~'s Ce•llllle• tt'•r•e
PALM SPRINGS <AP> -Movie mOful Darryl F. Zanuck
baa taken a turn for tbe worse in bJa lwo·wetk ficbt wtth
penumonia, sutferlns a recurrent attack ot the illn111 dw1nt tlw
weekend, hi.I doctor aald today.
Zanuck. 77. wu In critical condition ln Deaert Hoepital and
"not doLn8 very well," 1ald Dr. Geor1e Kaplan.
The co-founder and onetime chairman of the board of 30th
Century-Fox studios was admitted to Desert HoaP1tal nearly a
month aso but his family requested at that time b.11 condltlon
not be made public.
3% Ra~11ed Ott Coast
SANTA BARBARA (AP> -Thirty-two panen1en and CAW
were evacuated today from a slnkllt1 ftlb.ln1 boat 10 mUea
IOUtbeut ol Anacapa llland off the coaat ol Santa Barbara. The Coast Guard spokesman said the 15-foot party fi•hinl boat
Peace out of Oxnard radloed a dlst.rela call at 8:28 a.m. and re·
ported it wu rapidly takin1 on water.
Persona aboard the veaael were belnc loaded lntA> three 41·
foot utility boat. from the Coast Guard's Channel lalanda ala·
tion, said apokeaman Kevln Daniell..~aid ~were no re-
~~ ~~~u -
0d%ea• Baclc 11.S.
By Tbe A.saoclated Prfta
PatriotJc throngs crowded rallies in California to show sup~
port for 49 Amencana being held hoetaae ln Tehran, and mlnor
skirmishes marked smaller gatherlnaa in Kansas City and
Gainesville, Fla. ~ In Delert Hot Sprinaa, about 125 penona carrytn1 candles
marched a balf·mile throuj.b town SQDday ni1bt to convey aup·
Por\ fQr the boltalO'·
d' Tbe march •n orc•llbed by motel owner Hank Scbmlta,
who llid he "Cof Ured of watcblng the newt reports on TV every
nlabt of t.bouaanda of lranlana throwtn1 their fiats into the alr
.£haottra.c am.l·American alo•an.a ··
ac,....,.. Sen l•hl•d.,e
LOS Af'CGELES <APl-Anti·tu cruaader Howard Jarvi•
aald he la 1ubmJtt1n1 enou1h voter alpaturea lo county election
officials today to qualify a 50 percent state personal income tax
cut for the June ll80 ballot.
Jarvis, whose PropoalUon 13 or lut year waa the battle cry
of the so-called taxpayers· revolt, said I00,000 aipaturu for hk
new lnit.lative were beln1 presented to re1latrara In all ~
Cali(omla counties.
He needs 653,790 valid slpalUHa or re1iatered votert to
place the meuure on next Jwie's state ballot.
Guard, Victim Nab
Burglary Suspects
A burglary victim and a hotel
security 1uard were crediled
wfth capWrlq two bur1lary aua·
pecta in two separate casea &m·
<A>art Refuses
'Dtle IX Review
WASHINGTON <AP) -The
U.S. Su)nme Court today re-
fuHd to let tbe 1overnment
withhold redtral money from
school dl1trlct1 tbat dla·
criminal• a1aln1t wocnen
employee1.
The JuaUcea, by a 1·2 vote,
turned down two 1overnment
ap"all from 1eparate rullnp that a federal law ltDOWD H 11tle
IX doea not 1PP1Y to schools' employment practka.
DAILY PILOT
day, Colla Meaa police 1aid to-
day.
In the ftnt lncldent, at 1:20
a .m., police said South Cout
Plan Hotel aecurlty 1uard
Carmen Artl1llo cbaaed and
cau1ht a man 1uapect.td of hev·
inl 1tolen '15.SO from a hotel
room after tu occupant left th•
door open while be stepped out
for a few minutes.
Suspect James Earl Berry, 23,
a transient, remained In city jail
today on suspicion of burilary in
lieu of $5,000 bail, police said.
In tbe second incident, Police
said a 17·year-old Corona youth
was nabbed by Rolf Wllll
Hoevel, 35, who returned to hll
home at 14' E. llOth St. at 5:60
p.m. &md.ay to ftnd lt bad been
ransacked.
Police aatd Hoevel 11w lbe
youth nann.l.ng tbroul)l the yard
and ca»Wrtd blm, boldlnl blm
wblle bla wife called police.
About *1 000 1n colnl, Jeftlry and amail electronlca ltema
were reeovtnd. police aalcl.
F,....·p-AJ
IRAN .••
respected."
The statement, released by
the Foretin M l.nJ.atry, exprelMd
concern over the crtala and a
hope that an early aoluUon can
be found "throulh peaceful COO·
sullallon."
-An unldentlfied 1roup al·
tacked an air force base ln
western lran, caualn1 serious
dama1e to It and a televilion
transmitter there, accord.ins to
a R adlo Tehran broadcast
monltored in London. It said
security forces ruahed to the tlte
near the lraql border and that
three b••• 1uard1 had been
wounded in UM maobln•·IUD and
1renade attack. • · -TM embuay occuptera dla·
trtbuted coplea of a September
memorandqip froJD lbe to,1).S. dlplo~at aq lr_.,, L. ruce
LalQfen, urataa tbe ta\e
Department not to dedd• on ad·
mltttnc the 1bah without ln
formally contacUn1 lranlan of.
ficlala
-The U.N. Security Council
was expected to bestn debate to-
day on the crlata. Act1n1 Forelp
Minister Abolhaa11n Bani Sadr
planned to addreaa the Council,
but postponed hla trlp for a
week because of a reli1loua boli
day and a conatitutlonal ref
erendum, a 1oyern meat
spokesman aatd. Tb• Iranian
poaltlon wUl be presented by
Iran'• U.N. mlaalon.
In a broadcast 1tawment to-
day, Banl Sadr aald he
poatponed tbe trip becauae U.N.
Secretary·General Kurt
Waldheim fa.lle4 to consult Iran
about the date of the meetin1.
Conanuman Hanaen vtatted
th• boatqet Sunday and Wei
tbelr band.a are "lOOltl)' tied
wltb a llrtp of wblte cloth" and
that the captives are kept about
three lA> a room.
Mesa Stereo
Store Robbed
A bout $420 lo 1tereo equip.
ment was stolen Sunday from
Leo's Stereo, 184' Newport"
Blvd., Coeta Mesa, police said
today.
They aald aomeone 1mubed
windows at the 1tore at about
2:•5 a.m. and esca~ with the
lt.m1. .Police Hid there mlCbt
be addl~~ ~·1 but that will not M oetenDUMCI unW after
ltore emplofeM eonduot an in·
YatorJ.
Prineely Pal
Girlf!!.iend for Charle•?
LO~N (AP) -British tablOllft tald today Prine:• Charle•' Jateat 1lrltriend 11 Amanda
KAatdlbWl, 21-year~ld arariddaup~r Of LOrd LoWa 11.ount~ wbO w~ ld.lled when li1ib ~ti blew o bla vaoatkln boat lli ~1at Bay on Aue. 27.
AmandaJ ,the prmc:e'1 ~d c:oualn, ll th• daufbt,er of 1Ard and LldY BiabOunie wbo were In·
jured iii the Mountbatten bomblna-/ · ~ met for Juncb Sundaf1i1 a 11mekHper•a eott.99 on LOrd Brab0urne'1 eatai. at Menb·am,
Xent, m lotitMut En•land, wbere Chari .. 1peot tbl
ft8kead mmuna. th• tabJoldl Hld.
TM P4Pll'.I 1at4 armid police kept watcll vuwi&Y91'
tbl~ .
lomjtlblOidluN Amanda waa a~
for U.11·,_,..old bell' to the Brit.Uh tbrOne
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As political demonstrations go, the one
outside former president Richard Nixon's
San Clemente estate Sunday was of
modest dimension. The man with the hat
and siJCn is Robert Ru.sin, former San
Clemente council candidate. The other
four men arrived after the GOP fund·
raising brunch was over. (Related story.
picture Page A3 >
Mr. Thomas
Service Set
For Saturday
Memorial aervieet will be held
Saturday for Harry Merle
Tbomu ot Costa Meaa, a retired
Marine master aeraeant who
died Nov . 22 at the a1e of S7.
Servicea wtll beatn at l p.m.
Saturday at the Harbor Lawn
Memorial Chapel ln Costa Mesa.
Mr. Tbomu wtll be burled at
sea.
He served ln the Marine Corps
for almo1t 20 years, and saw
service dwinl both World War
II and the Korean War
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U.N. Council Mulls :·:
Session on Iran
UNITED NATIONS <AP >
U N Secunty Counctl members
gathered at headquarters to ar
range a public meetinl on the
U S ·Iran crisis •nd d ecide
whether to hold It today or
postpone 1l until Iran 'a foreign
minister anives
These sources said they ex-
p t> ct e d coun cil members
generally would make lt dear
that they considered the main lt·
sue release of the Americans
held by Iranian student.a de·
manding that the U.S. 1overn·
menl surrender the deposed
shah for trial In Iran.
The Iranian Foreign Mlnlatry
said It welcomed Waldheim's
action. but Bani Sadr would not
J.tO to New York unlll next week.
A spokesman said Iran's U.N.
dc>legate. Kazem Shimr•ny,
would represent h1s government
in the debate until then.
B•nl Sadr uked Nov. 13 for •
council rneetln& to bear the Ira-Mr. Thomas 1erved in the
Fleet Reaerve A11oclatlon ln
Tennea-.. He wu a member ot the Dortc J,.odae .Al'l&AJI tbe
Scotuab Rite Loda• and the
Sudan Tem,Ple, all In North
Carolina, u hJl u the ll Betal
Temple, the Golc! Cout Sbrtne
ctub and the Satan Patrol ot
Loni Beach.
They were addressed by
Sec retary -General Kurt
Waldheim. who Sunday caUed
for a meeting of the 15-natJon
co uncil . describing the
stalemate over the detenllon of
49 U S hostages in Tehran as
the moet serious threat to peace
since the 1962 Cub•n m1a"1IP
crisis. Waldheim h•d been asked
lo explain lo tbe membe~ tod•y
wby be thought the councH
should ineet
Diplomauc sources said the
pubhc meetlng, planned tlus al ternoon. might be put off lf
Iran's Bani S.dr can be expect.
ed to arrive ln a few days. If his
arnval ts uncertain. or la put off
for as long as • w~k. lbe coun·
ni an revoluUonary re1tme's
chuees acaintt the abab and the United States. But the coundl
refused to grant the Iranian re· -
quea\ becaUM tl bad not repti.ed
to • ecMllftl statement N09. 9
urglng lni~at.e release or the
hostages.
He }eave1 bla wtfe, Amy L.
Thomu ol Coeta Mesa. his son.
James of Claremont; hla
dau1hter. Patrtcla Thomu of
Kentucky; hJa brothen. Allen
Thomas of M arvland •ntf
Howard Thomu of Penn·
aylvan!a, and two 1randcblld.ren.
Police Seek
Polite Thug
Cotta Meu pollce today wre
•Hkln1 a poUt. robber who •aid.
"I'm IOlnl to have to rob you,
mister" to a motel clerk, then
thanked blm for bandinl over
SlOln cub.
The robbery occwnd at the
Sealark Motel, 22'74 Newport
Blvd., police a aid, by a man who
claimed to have a IUD but didn't
display ll.
The auapect la deecrtbed aa ln
hia early IOI. wtth sray hair and
an unkempt appearance
..
c1 I might meet wllh Ir•.-..,___._.,.
C h a rge d "Afraires Jamal
Shem1ram Baru Sadr said Sun· day he ..,. as postporung the tnp
urt Nixes
Te re for
Part-timers
for a "et>k
Tht' Un1ted Slates. Nh1ch for
nearly two weeks blocked an
Iranian request for lbe deba~.
agreed because It believed the
debate would result ln a strong
re1oluUon demanding release of
the 49 Amertcana held hostage ln
the U.S. Embuay In Tehran for
three weeka. a Slate Depart·
ment omclal said
Waldheim In a letter to Seeuri·
ty Council Pre1ldent Sergio
Palacloe de Vinio or Bolivia
said the lt:nalon between the
United States and Inn "could
have dan1erous con1eguences
for lbe entire world " He asked
lhal the counclJ "be convened
ur~nUy ln an effort to seek a
oeacetul solution · · DlplomaUc sources uld they
u~ct.ed the 15 councll mem·
ber• to contult privately lhls
momial and to meet publicly ln
lh• afternoon to start th• debate
WASHINGTON CAP> · The
U.S. Supreme Court Nifuaed to·
day to strike a Califomia law
that deruea ten\lre to part-lime
commwuty coUege teachers.
The Ju•licea left Intact.
without comment, a rulln1 that
the Peralta Community College
District does not have to grant
tenure t.o teachers hired after
1967 for 1 .. than eo percent full·
time dulles.
The California Supreme Court
also culed May 25 that the dis·
tnct. wtuch operates five com·
mun1ty colleges 1n Alameda
County. does not have to pay
part -time te•chers the
equivalent hourly wacea earned
by full ·llrne or "re1ular"
teachen1
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81 SYLVIA POaTa
IJDqlne YoU rtmve • a.a. Jn.>1D ~ Joca1 belaker blf~ )"O'I that tbe bank bad aUMI Ovudw-1*1
fOU. Jar. • loo and ~ b.ed riolaled t.be Trut.b·ld-LelildlDa La•. Tbu meloMct, "11ta tbe baAUJ', JOU will
tl.Dd • ...r11i14 cbect. W~ taeb an admluioD Ihde )'our eoatJ~ m tbl
bank, 4lieourailn11ou to tW 10'.ll' bultnee1 1Mwbne7 ~ It WijU.ld, U'l\Mll the Amerieaa Baaktn Auodatioa, ~
CM '*"ni lndustry'a JeaidiAI trade aroup. &acb a COD· t ,..._ tM A.BA cb.ar1a in • tult 11•last federal bank ,_
Nru.Jatoly aceactei, would ''UDder1niM publlc coafldenoe t 14 -..... bUb f.Dd bank-ln• •ntesu . . . to tbe sn•t IDd lut1na detri· ment and lrupatable
lQJUl'J \o the bankl' U·
Mta, income and pro. nu.··
So. tbe ABA has
Money's
Worth
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1one to tM COUJ1a to prevent the federal •1enclea wbicb re-
•ul•te ~ from ordertn1 them to reimburse conaumen
for Trutb·ln·Lendln1 law violat.loot.
Trutb·in·Lendin• beeame law • full 10 yean aao In IM, It requires creditors to t.eU borrowen before they '
take out lout the amount ot the flnaoce cbarcea and an·
nual percen~ae rate which they will have to pay.
BUI' M08T OF THE federal ~sulator)' a1encles did not •
even start to cbe<:k ror compliance with this vital consumer •
protection law until 1977. No one truly tmows the extent to
whicb ~ial lnltitutiona have failed to make aucb dis·
closuresortomakelhemproperlydurln1thae10yean.
Fedeul.ly chartered ban.Ila alone miaht bne to relm·
burse consumers between $30 and SlOO million, the
Comptroller o( the Currency. one of the three federal agen-
cies that regulate banlunc. estimated after sending out a
force ot specially trained coosumer examiners.
A &oog senes of delays followed tJus tmltal exam. as
the various agencies -individually and coll~ltvely
tried to devise uni.,.m fWdelines for enforcing the law
and ordenng refunds
"TllEaE WAS GROSS disparity in the atl.ltudes of the
vanous regulatory agencies ... according to an imp<>rtalll
staff a.1de on the Senate Ban.k.J.ng Consumer Affairs subcom·
m1tlff Some took a stnct lJne. ordenng 1ruit1tut1ons re-
peatedJy found to have violated the law to go back as Car as
1974 to 1dent.Jfy cons umers who had been overcharged
Others were more lenient. found far fewer cases of willful
violations
Ttus put August the ASA went lO court. contending
the agencies did not have the pawer to order banks to
make reimbursements Almost al on, the agencies SUS·
pended their enfort'ement guidelines
Meanwtule. on Capitol ~llll. the Senate pused a bill
approving interest beanng theekang accounts. Among the
amendments attached to lha:. legislation is one which
would etrectJvely prevent ronsurners from being retm·
bursed for Truth-in Lending law v1olal10na that were
roughly more than one year old
EUen Broadman. coun.~I for C-OnSumers Uruon, the
non·profil publuher or C~>nsumer Reports magazlJle. finds
this measure noUung less than "scandalous ·
"CONSUMERS WHO have been overcharged aren·t go-
ing to be reimbursed." s he told my associate, Brooks
Shearer ·'They shouldn't be made to suffer just ~auae the
federal agencies have railed toenfor~ the law ...
What can you do about all Uus ?
First. Wllb lh1S repart you are at least aware that your
bank. madvertently or not. may have violated the Truth·
in-Leoduig law and may have overcharged you.
Second. dependmg on your own relatiOOA with yout1
local bank and how much you have been borrowmg ln re.
cent years. you now have the knowledge you need to ask
1ntelllgent quest.Jons about your cbarees and to seek your
bank 's reasauranc~ or whatever
TIDRD. IF YOU AGREE wtth the banks· posit.Jon. as
reflected in the stand of the ABA. so be1t Let your bank know
at has your confidence and s upport If you do not agree and in•
stead you want the federal bank regulatory agencies lo re·
gain lhetr aggressiveness in palJcme the banks' charges on
loans and in seeking reimbursements if v1olations are found,
you can let lbe agencies know they have your confidence and
support. Either way. you have a voice. use at.
And fourth, you can make your posiuon known on the
measure that would elJmmate .bank reimbursements to
borrowen for Trulh·m Lendmg VlOlallons after so sbort a
span as ooe year H you tlunk. u Broadman does. that tJus
as ·•scandalous." tell your representatives in WashingtOQ
before it is too late.
Business Workshop
To Begin Nov. 29
Orance County residents are bein& lnvited to a ''pre.
bualneu" workshop Nov. 29. Amq 1ubjecta to be di.a·
cu.ued at the free. d•Y·lon& worDbop will be finance.
marketinl. business plannina. teaat requirement.I and.
aelect.lcn ot a eood location.
Tbe worbhop has been put toaether for people prepar.
ln& to 10 into buainess. It I.a to be presented the lut Tbun-
day of e.ch month by the Oranee County Chapter of the
Servlce Corps of Retired Executives (SCORE).
Speakers for the program are drawn from area buai·
beaa conununJUes as well u from the membership of the
Orance County SCORE Chapter. The program ls CO·
1pOQIOl'ed by t.be U.S. Small Blllineaa AdminlltraUon,
SCORE. and the Sanu Ana Public Ubrary.
It ii to be held at the Sanu Ana ctty Council Cham-
ben. ~ no. Civic Center Plau. Restatrat.loo ii from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Gold, Silver Quotationsi:
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afternoon ·: • . .. . . .. '