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Home My WebLink About1979-11-27 - Orange Coast Pilot93 Land Safely LJIXllry Auto In Bomb Hoax Bandit Sought At OC Air TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 27, 1979 VOL n, NO. srt, I HCTIONI, • PAOll Jet Bomb 'lbreat, A Hoax 'Your flight out of Sacramen- to will blow up,'' said the phone voice Monday night and 93 passengers were evacuated from a plane at Orange County's John Wayne Airport. The call was a hoax. It was Air Callfomia's Flight 118 from Sacramento to Orange County that was the target of the deception, Air Cal spokesman Mark Peterson said. He said the Newport Beach of- fice received a call at 8:25 p.m. on their Sacramento telephone line from a man who made the explosion threat. The calleT hung up without saying anything more. The plane was met• by emergency vehicles, including the sheriff's bomb squad. The 93 pauencers on Flight 118 were quickly ushered off the plane, Petenoo said. " The Boeiq 737 was searched and all baaaae checked out by airport penoanel ud sheriffs officers. The lat piece of luggage was released 45 minutes after the p1ane lancled, Peterson said. "It wu • hoax. Nothing was tound," be aaid. Soulflp In B-fllitJ NEW YORK lAP> - Needy musicians will reap some of the benefits -if not. the calories -from Dolly Parton's recipe for banana loaf and Neal Sedaka 's formula for a stuffed leg of lamb. The recipes are part or a new book called "Harmony in the Kitchen." Several musi- cians turned out Monday to help promote the collec- tion and help Prize- winning composer Virgil Thomson celebrate bis 83rd birthday. Thomson, composer of such works as ·'Four Saints in Three Acts," signed volumes of the work by Maida Glancy and Ettore Stratta at a Fifth Avenue bookstore. The book includes bis own recipe for roast lamb. Part of the proceeds will go to a fund to benefit needy musicians. Election Victory MONTREAL lAP> -Provin· cial Liberals chalked up another election victory as Hebert Marx overwhelmed Parti Quebeeois candidate David Levine in tbe predomlnantly Engllsb-speaklna constituency of D' Arey McGee. .. i~n Makes Off With $45,00IJ· Car Reuben's restaurant. • Tbey Aid tbe ,unman who wore a aid muk over h1I face and ditty larden &loHI Oil bands, held them at baJ ,rltb h1I po while he climbed into tbe back ol Leavenworth'• Tur~ Carrera Poracbe. Tbe robber told the couple be bad to taa tbe car to a meetlnl. polnt at S~unt Street and Adam• Avenue in lluntfnaton Beach. 1 But Leavenworth only dro¥e aa far u the~ ov~ua on We1t Cout m,bwa, before re- tullnl to.•,.......... ' He Md lit coiriPIDlon --out Of th• car &Dd tbil balldlt took over tbt Wblel. italllllc t.M Vebl· cte before drlviDC oil toward HunliDl'oft Be.ell. --....... &o ~-.r@0111. ........... , ...... c-. .......... -~" wtlh m aa cilh trom him. ; - ort In Newport .N. to • an1an Frank Trial Girl, 9, Tells Sexual Atta.Ck By 1be Associated Press Theodore Frank, on trial in Sant'a An~ for the kidnapping, rape and torture·murder or a 21r\i·year-old Camarillo girl, was identified by a 9·year-old girl Monday as the man who abduct· ed and molested her in Los Angeles about three months after Amy Sue Seitz was tortured to death. "He trled to put my panties in my throat," to stop her from crying, the 9.year-old testified at Frank's trial in Orange County Superior Court Her account should not be con sidered to show Frank's '"pre· supposed disposition to commit crimes or any bad character of the defendant," the judge said The 9·year old said she was playing near an alley with a friend when a man drove up and promised to pay one of the gtrls $1 to show him a market where he could sell some bottles. She agreed and got m the car The prosecutor asked the -.1t n ess to look around the courtroom and say 1f she saw the man who abducted her. "'Right there." she said. poant ing to Frank. '.'He's weanng a gray suit with a red tie e ate • • ___ __.._rISIS DARTBOARD Stick A Rola In The Ayatollah Dart~A•9••~! Anger against Iran ha~ reportedly led to brisk s ales for this $3 dartboard being marketed by a Boruta firm called "Up Your Image ·· Khomeini Rejects Decision UNITED NATIONS <API - D1plomau. readied for a U.N. ~cunty Council debate today on thl' t.: S Iranian crisis. but Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini rt'JCcted any council dec1s1on twrorehand as "dictated" by the linited States Secretary Gen eral Kurt Waldheim had rai sed the poss1b1hty the Iranians might fn•t• their 49 American hostages in exchange for an international 1nqu1ry into their charges against the 9hah But Khome1ru, in a statement broadcast toda) by state.run Ir aman radio, said an mvestiga- t1on or the shah must be conduct- ed 1ns1de Iran. He also said the hostaites at lhe U S. Embassy in Tebran must be investigated as "spies:· but he did not make clear whelher he had decided to go ahea.d w1th such a tnal. She was the 33rd witness called in the trial. The jury of seven men and five women listened intently as the girl, questioned by prosecutor Irving Prager, calmly described bow she was lured into a car July 5, 1978, taken to a remote area in Griffith Park and sexually molested. Frank, 44, or Woodland Hills, is charged with kidnapping the Seitz girl from ·a babysitter's yard at Camarillo March 14, 19'18. Her bodywufoundtwoda.yslater. 4 Drown in Autos Tbe Iranian leader again de- nounced what be said was U.S. pressure to have the Council deal only with the hostage holding, and not with Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi'salleged wrongdoings. The students holding the <See IRAN. Page AZ> Praaer, a Ventura County deputy district attorney. said tbe prosecution probably wouJd rest its case Wednelday. The defense may begin it.a case next week. The case was transferred from Ven- tura to Orqe County because of extensive publicity. Judie Byron McMillan told the jury that the molettation vie· Um's testimony should onl)' be conaidered lf it 1bow1 the method ol operatloos of tbe July 19'78 molaUn1 and abduction wu similar to the Seltl case. Mesa Police H11nt. Mo-ped Coat.a Mesa police todaY were aeek.lnl a mo-ped rider. wbo fled after COllldlnc wtth an 11-year- old bleydllt Monday, lQJurlnc they~. POUce Aid Oa.., IM Powers, 11, 1UffeNd ltf lQjUMI bUl ap-pa rently d do't require bo1pJtallaaUon aft41r UM accl· dent on W11tmiftlt•r Avenue ri011b ol ltUa Place. iPollce Mid __, .,. IMttU a •••·••• IH>J or. lrll wftb lhoulder·l~ balT. Swept into Stream ELIZABETHTOWN, NY. <AP> -At leut three can were swept into a swollen Adirondack Mountain ltftam when a road collapaed durin1 a drivin1 raimtorm. Autboritlea aald to- day they bad recovered four bodlee, includinC that of• world clua U.S. bobsledder. Troopen said rescue workers were IUU aearcbin1 late tbla morniDI for other pouible vic- tlma. Amonc the bodies pulled from a tributary of the Bouq~t Ri.er, about 20 mlle1 eut o1 Lake Pladd, wu Dr. Tbomu Tannenberpr, 30, a Weatport vet.rbwlai and a member o! the U.S. boblled. tom tllat com· peted at St. Mortta lo tm. Abo found dead w•re KeWi Doyle. l~t Of EUsalMthtown: 11.year-ota Steven DID1ell of Wutport and Wayne Fen· n.lmoN, •· ol Elllabetbtown, tac· cordl•• to Trooper/T . J . ... ~all .. Thei_ 6rancb ot the BOGquet. own IOCilll1 11 Elliabetbton Creek, waibed out about 300 foet of Route tN abo two aillil wut of tbelr EllH COuntJ vWa1• abOUt 7 p. m., 1Utbottt1 1ald. WltnHHI d tbe roadway collapsed and went crashing into the stream about 25 feet below the road. "We've got people still miss· lna." said Trooper T . J. llcDoupll. Police were called by a passerby wbo observed one car plun1e lntothe river. Trooper Robert Pooler said it was not until several hours later that aua.bort.tles realized at least two otW veblclel were a1IO in tbe water, their driven and posa\ble pasaenaers unaccount· ed for. Troopers said Tanneoberser wu on bi.I way to Lake Placid. 1lte ol ttae 1980 Winter Olyanptca, with fellow 1leddera 1'lm Marvin. 30, and Peter Frtlbee, 32, botb ol lmtiabethown. 4 Arabs Wounded 'TllL A.VIV, tuael <AP> -At leut four Arabi nre wounded wheo taruli·backed Chrtatlan mWUu ex.Chuied artillen IDd mortar fli'e with Pal11tiDlaa pvrWU IOulbln Lebuoil on Mc)oday, the United N~ .. f9PO Coast Weather Fair skies are predicted throuab Wednesday aloog tbe Oranae Coast wltb oooler temperatures pre· vallina. Hl1b1 abould ranse from 85 on the beachela to 75 further in· land. INSIDE TO•A W GrfttlplOCI, o eoorld"*'t o~ cldocrUd to tlw pNHniation Of IOllaWa, Plarp a.all, J'OrpMut and othn mariw UI•. Mt opeMd o cPlaptcr tn H~ BIGCll. Sft F~. PaQf Cl. ·,, ..... I • ~ I f , • Over Iran · HaskllJes .. PEOPLE no• DO~~ N.J ., to Spokane •N an1ry. All • we do ta -. kicked IA the ~'::::. lab·rai. m1llLary tow>· lrles " Geot-se Bi :'t ol 1 Unllmlted, an employ· meoi qency, aald •ODdQ 6r an ad calllu '°" 0 aa H · pedtuonary force to IO to Iran &Del free Americau "held capt.iv• there" "rm not aome n1bt·winl radical or out of my tree," Blble said addln.1 he hu received a number ol calla, ao01e of them from vete~ans. "I'm a reuonable man, but the rovemment bun't doae a damn th1n(l to free u.e 41 people." Sea. Alan CrU1toq, o.c.ut., meanwblle, cauUoned .,almt any rescue llmllar to the 1178 laraell raid to free bc»taret held at a Ugandan airport. CRA.N8TON SAID THE "probabllllies are that that would lead to the death of moet or perhapa all oft.be hosta1ea. and to a &ood many other deaths.in a rub acUoo that I think would be doomed to f d II Ute from the out.a«. " A 23-year-old Iranian student wu named tbe St. Louil Grand Jury Aaaociation's eood cltllen ol the year for belpiD1 capture hto youths who attacked an eklerly nei&hbor. Ren Vababl said he would save bis prile money ao that if be iJI deported, be will be able to buy a plane tlcket back to Iran. . Vahabl said be baa received death threats since the embassy takeover . ··People here always talk about human rights, but I m s ur- prised that they don't know what it means," be said. AND IN NEW YOaK, the Shah Abbas restaurant in the Waldorf-Alt.orla Hotel closed for tbe weeks it will take to change lts name and culllne. Tbe restaurant, decorated at a reported cost of between S2 million and $3 mlllloo, served food on H ·katat gold platet, but manaaer Palrldi: Grey said business dropped by as much u 3$ petteot after the embassy takeover. The owners told ' Waldorf officials they were closing in opposition to Khomeini's policies. In other developments: -Iranian students at Portland State University boycotted In terviews by lmmlgration offlcials checking for visa violations, while m Baltimore, five deportation hearings were canceled when none of the defendants showed up. -A pro-Iran demonstration at Portland State by members of the Revolutionary Communbt Party ended when aome 300 other !>tudents shredded their banner -SIX IRANIANS WERE indicted in Baltimore in an alleged scheme to smuggle guni> to Iran. The six were charted with con splracy, engaeing in the busineu. of dea.llng ln firearms without a licenae and interstate transportation of f1rearma on a common ur rier without notice. Charges against three others were dismissed by the federal grand jurv. * * * * * * ,,....Page Al IRAN DEBATE ..• Tehran embassy said today they tiad rigged mines throughout the compotmd, apparently fearful of a U.S. milltarv attack. The Ira· nlan armed forces stepped up air. ground and sea activities. Jn Washington, President Carter discussed the crisis at a breakfast meetlng with mem· bera of Congress, and afterward Sen. Bennett Johnston, D-La., said there are tbin(s Carter will not do -such as return the shah to Iran· -to free the hostages. "The preaident made It clear that the honor of the United States comes before \he lives of 1 the boata&ea," Johnston told re· port en. Rep. John Brademas, D-lnd., said all the participants at the m eelln1 believed th at a .. restrained posltlon" is still oeCHIU'J', and there-was "some apprebemloo" that holding con- gre11lonal beannis into the re· gime of the ousted shah would "play into the hands of tbe AyatoUab Khomeini.'' Rep. Georfe Hanaen, R-ldaho, a sell·aDDOlntA!!d rnedlaUon mlt- slon in -Tehrani baa proposed such heartnas. n an interview today wltb ABC· TV. Hansen aug. 1e1ted that Henry A. K1Hin8er and Chase Manhattan Bank ead David Rockefeller be sub- 9 tl tu ted lor the emba11y ~-;,;;..t_·~·----~~------""' DAILY PILOT Kissinger and Rockefeller n> • portedly helped arrange for the shah's entry into the United States, where he ls undergomg cancer treatment al a New York hospital. The United States wants the Security Council to adopt a res· olullon calling for release or the hostages. But Waldheim told ABc·s Barbara Wailers he had the impression Iran and the United States also would agree to an international mqwry into the Khomeini regime's allega Lions against the shah an ex- change for the release of the hostages. Khomeini and his supporters c harge that the deposed monarch was responsible for the death ol 80,000 Iranians opposed to him during bla 37-year reign and that be and bla family looted the country of billion.a. The Venezuelan government said lran·s acting foreign minister, Abolhassan Bani Sadri and Iranian Oll Minister Al Aktibar Moinfar told Venezuela's eneray minister, Humberto Canderoo Berti, in a meeUng ln Tehran Monday the crisis could be resolved by try ing the shah before an .. intern&· tlonal Jury" made up of one repreuntatlve each from a Westem Country, a non-aliened nation and Iran, and eventually a member of the JnternaUonai Court ol JuaUce. Man Wounded By Shotgun Recovering A 21-year-old man -u ~ ed tn Utt.lafactory cqftdlUOG at Cott.a ..... Memorial Roi;ttal tod&)' after M waa 1ccldental11 1hot lo tbe le1, Cotta MeH o.oUce..sd. . TM1 wd Mtcbael John Chat· feyl whoae addtHI •Hn't ava table, wu liijuted at about 4 a.m . in the workshop area ot lbo Hard Tlmu Pool Hall, It'll Nl'Wl*'t BITd. Pollet Wet Cbalf•Y bad placed • loaded lbote\89 la I.be back at tM room. mi. ,_ 1.u to Ult f1oot' -ftnid, blttlq b1m ... tM kble, ~ ulcL. Policl ta4l1 l&id UM1 didn't DOW why outft7 bad a loedlid A.IHDIOTON <AP) -9 dee&. cm. llped lefltl•Uon t6. 4a7 prowt4llniJ $1.35 bli.::1~; e..1p • ..Umated teven • or more poor people pay tbelf : fuel blllt thlt winter. White Houle ·domestic poUct ad• , Stuart ~tat 11114 th •. new proaram wlll prov~ beneftt. av•allns rouahly per f amllY, atthoush paymentt and the form of beneflta wU1 var7 wtdelJ from state to state. ·•we wtU enedlte the dlstribu. t1oo of tbele (U!Mb , '' Carter salcl u be IJcned t.be measure at the White House. . ........... "--PRICE 18 RIGHT, IO FOLKS DON'T MIND UNU AT COSTA MESA STATION Though Gu Is Under"'-' Q11~. Company-owned 1bxon 8o...ttmea Geta Sttffed BSW Secretary Patricia Roberta Harrls said the pro- gram will cover all of the ill crease m fuel cost.a stemmiq from Carter's decialon earl.l4'r thls year to phase ou.t federd ceillnp on dom.Uc crude al1 prices It will cover some, but not all. ot the fuel price ift• creases due to other factors, l.ft• eluding pnce increases by tbo Oraaruzatioo of Petroleum Ex· porting Counlnes, ahe said. Gallstone Surgery Shah's Last NEW YORK <AP> -A team of doctors beaded by a Canadian radiologist has removed the re· malning 1allltone from the de· posed Shab of Iran but want. to keep him under observallon here for "the next few days." a hospital spokesman said today. The succeuful removal of the gallstone was expected to be the last medical barrier to the s hah's bemg able to travel. which wouJd allow him to leave the United States if be chooses Eamon Brennan or New York Hospital Cornell Medical Center. where the shah was be· mg treated, said a team led by Dr H Joachim Burbenne of the University of British Columbia, removed the stone In an opera· lion late Monday night. Burenne helped develop the special non-surgical procedure used on Mohammed Reza Pahlavi. But a statement issued by the hospital today said the shah would nol be allowed to )eave immediately. ··Further studies will be con- ducted In the next few days to deternune if any fragments of stone remain or if cbolangilts ( anflamamation of the bile duct> recurs. The prognosis remains guarded," the statement said. The hospital said the stone was located m the common blJe duct and crushed, "permitting the extraction of several frag- ments ·· ·'Evidently the drill now is to look at the effect of this stone re· moval, mamly to see if any kind of mfection has resulted which might require further treatment . , It's evidentally going to be several days of observation.·· Brennan said. The hospital said the shah's bile duct became infected after the earlier operation to remove his gallbladder, but that the in- fection was controlled. * * * Citizens Get Off er to Flee Islamic Area WASHINGTON <AP > Dependents and "non-essential persoMel"' at 11 American em· bassaes in the turbulent Islamic world are beang glven a chance to leave at government expense The Slate Deparfment says the "voluntari drawdown" is not an evacuation, is only tem· porary, and that the embassies ln all 11 countries will remain open. The department also is advis- in1 private American clUJens llvln1 in the affected countries of ltl dectaion, but will not pay for their tickets. Olflcla11 said Monday niaht that dependenta would be of· fered a chanCe to return to the United Statea. But today of- flclall uld that the offer would only bt a trip to ''other=· m0tU1 m EW'ODe." wttb . • dena.a forced to pay their own way lf they wanted to eonUnue on to the Unlt.ed Stalet. The de· partment b.ad no estimate Of bow m&O.)' people would leave. The offlclala aald orlcinall1 thai 10 ~tries wert involved. Thla-.~i:!Un1 . tb11 added anolber, Ubya, to the lllL The 10 coUl\tlie9 were North Yemen, Qatar, 8yrl~1 Lebanon, Iraq, 8an.1ladelb, a.uwai'9 the UDlted Arab &mint.ea, Bahrain, and Om .n. Depeodeau and non· 1enu.J ~l alrtadY ba•• left AlaM"'Nln, Pakilt.an and Iran. An offlclal deflned ''DOD· uaeotlal~'' aa PeOPle "whole .. cu do witbOut for • I tU• while la Utht of tnntl." DepeDdenta lriclude tbe famUIH of all emba111 empion;t. Get ia l.;ine Low-price Gas Lure8 Drivers By JACKIE HYMAN Of -o.lly "-' ..... The sl&bt of au lines may be cause for alarm most of the time. but at one Costa M esa gas station they're a normal occur- rence .. We always have lines. we·ve bad a line ever since the au deal started." said an employee of the Exxon Car Wash at Baker and Fa.lrvi~wstreeta. The reason 1s readaly ap- parent· Regular gas sells for 90 9 cents a gaJlon. unleaded for 95 2. and suprem~ for 97 3 10 lo lS centJI a aallon lesa than al other st.at.ions It's certaUlly not a sales aim m1ck, aald D I Bolding, public relations manager for the western region for Exxon. wtuch owns the station. "We·re f o llowing the guadehnes established by the government:· he said Bolding cxplaaned that dealer operated stataon'I come under different gUJdelines from com pany opc.-raled onei.. and are al lowed a different base year and profit mar1UD. He declined to say exactly what Exxon's profit maretn ia, but noted that ··obviously it's less·· The same low prices are an er feet at all Exxon-<>perated sla· lions. ··but there are leu than 30 10 the entire state:· Boldin& said An employee at the Cotta lleu ataboo said mo.t people spend 20 to 30 minutes in Une. Gas as sold for about five boun a day al 12 double pumps. The car wub lsopa1 .tCbt boan • daJ. 8eeame at tbe odd...-. ruae.. buyen can pardlae ao man than 20 1allons, b•t tb• empJo~ !Wd many are baytQ& t.be 'l'luimWb. He estimated about 10 percem of the C'Ulto.merl are oew or J-. puliq b)'. with the rest NI· utan. Tbe employee said lt tlD l the line that's the worst 1)l'Obfem, except when traffic la blocked. but the Increasing number o( people who drt ve orr without paying or who pdy with ., bad <'heck Huntington Police Target of Lawsuit A Van Nuys man who claim-. fie wa..'I brutalized following J drunken dnvang arrest has fah.-d a $600,000 luwi.uat against the <'I ty of Huntington Beach and two police officer!> David P. Lally alleges tn lht· a ction that he was '>truck. kicked, punched and ~atcn bv officers James W1Json and Phil Konan following a traffic stop on March 18 The alleged actions. accordmg to the lawswt. violated LaJly·s civil rights Lally 1s seeking $150,000 an punillve damages from each or the officers and $300.000 from the city. He also is request.mg such other compensation as the court deems proper. The Huntington Beach <.:1ty Council previously had denat'd <1 $2 5 m1Jhon claim filed by Ldll\ U\t-r the alleged incident The lawsuit was filed 1n Orange Cotmty Supenor Court Man Acquitted In Arson Trial LOS ANGELES <AP > Former Brown Beret leader Carlos Montes has been ac quitted on charges stemmtnK from a senes of h[U an lht• Raltmore Hotel in 1969 to dtSrupt a s1>9ech by then·Gov. Ronald Heagan. After an eight-week tnal. lht• Jury or seven women and fi ve men deliberated for portJons of three days smce last Wedne!.day before find.Ina Monte& innocent Monday on charges of arson More than half the mon!!Y1 S800 million, will be distributea by state governors under plans yet to be approved. CHiP Star 'Won't Wed' LOS ANGELES <APl -Erik Estrada fans. relax. The darllb' baDdlome ba.cbdor, one of the most ell.llble bl Hollywood. ts ltil1 ellalti&e. frtada 1ay. ll&rriap reporta beau Oytag Monday .tlen • deputy county cltrlt In La Vegas taid she wu pr~ttJ sure she recognised Estreda • the man who to'* out a mam• Uceme Sunday Tbe man settlDI a Uceme to marry Jore• Miller of Beverly Hll1s wu weartnc dark ,iuses. but. Alberta Yanke aald ahe ree· o•nbed the Alli&e of the star Of \.be televtalon aeries "CHiPa." However . Estrada's sister. Carmen Estrada. said she was having lunch with her brother and has rnend. Joyce Milrer, at the time Estrada was reported t o be 1n Las Vega s. Miss E,trada said her brother and M!> Maller are "Just friends ·· Iran Again Feeu Quake TEHRA."IJ , Iran CAP> - An earth tremor s hook northeastern Iran today, only two weeks after a maJOr quake killed more tl)itn 200 people in the !>ame 1:1rea. the official Pars news agency re- ported. There were n o i m · m t>daate reports o( <·asualltl'S or damage in loday 's tremor, which meas ured 5.6 on the Richter scale, the agency !>Std Tht.• stricken area is about 450 miles southeast or Tehran. the capital. A quake m that region last January also left about 200 dead .. . . • " it l)L\GE1 "" •M lt. r The ultra-thin Piaget. Hanckrafted in Switzerland. All in 18k gold, &.he ca the hands. the dial. the bracelet. even the buckle on the leather st.nap. fi3idl <ttJ41J14 · <Jt1wfio4/ fin~ Je't'l!tfry n FA HIO!'o> ISLA.""D • N(WPORJ ACACH. CAurOKNIA l#lbf>I) lft.L ORANGE COUNTY• CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1979 N Council Favors Growth IJnJits . Support Indicated for Plan Amendment ' J But Koll offlciala OD llooda.J 1tron11Y protested the recom· mendatloo. aaJto1 "It ii totally lnconalatent to hue reatdmUaJ development next to Industrial development." . . Plentg of Spark~ Sailboats maneuver near Newport Harbor entrance dur- ing what could only be described as a sparkling after· noon Monday. The Orange Coast continues to be blessed with fair weather. as this photo taken from the bluffs above Corona del Mar State Beach clearly shows. The llo d. The ~ plan &1Denclment waa ceoUnued onUI Dec. 10. when ltill men testlm~ is ex- pected ca The Koll Center and NewpOrt Center. Otflciall from The Koll Center bad requested at a Nov. 19 meet· lnl that the center be excluded from the eeneral plan amend· meat. - llCJDdq n1abt. they protested reeommmd•tlons that plw to build a bate! be removed from the1e1=:n Tim • leldor vlee prest. dent tor Koll. pointed out that an environmental impact report folk s back east doubtless would feel a twinge of jealousy upon seeing this photo. But then it might encourage them to move west . Maybe we should JUSt keep it to ourselves. '93 Deplane . I In Ai~port Bomb Hoax Briggs Would Cut Iran Student Aid Iran Rocked By 2 Strong Earthquakes t ''Your flight out of Sacramen· to will blow up," said the phone voice Monday night and 93 passengers were evacuated from a plane at Orange County's John Wayne Airport. The call was a hoax. It was Air Califorrua's flight 778 from Sacramento to Orange County that was the target or the deception, Air Cal spokesman Mark Peterson said. He said the Newport Beach of- fice received a caJI at 8:25 p.m. on their Sacramento telephone line from a man who made the explotion threat. The caller hung up without saying anything more. The plane was met by emeraency vehicles, including the aberllf's bomb squad. The 93 passeoaen on flight 778 were quickly ushered off the plane, Petenon said The Boeina 737 was searched and all bauage checked out by alrpon penoonel and sheriff's omcen. State Sen. John Briggs or Fullerton announced today that he will take legal action to cut orf the expenditure of pubhc funds for the education of Ira· man students. Bnggs said he will file the lawsuit in Orange County Superior Court Wednesday because the government of Iran has "literally declared a holy war against America." Briggs, wbo said he is acting as chairman or the Stand Up for America Committee, said he 1s seeking to cut off spending of taxpayer funds for all non- immigrant Iran students from elementary schools to the state college level. Briggs, in a Santa Ana press conference, said that paying for schooling of the Iranians amounts to a gift or public funds. Oellrl"li.t,_.. GOLDEN. Colo <A P > A second earthquake s hook northeastern Iran today and both were in the same area as the one that killed more than 200 people about two weeks ago, authonttes said Today's first tremor. register ing S.6 on the Richter scale . rocked an area in northeast Iran 450 miles southeast of Tehran before 1 a.m. PST. Iran's official Pars news agency said The day's second quake oc curred about 9 a m PST. Uus one located about 450 miles east of Tehran. said geophys1c1st Waverly Persons of the US. Geological Survey installation here. The quake measured 7.3 on the Richter scale, Persons said. On Nov. 14, a quake that reg· lstered 6.7 on the Richter scale reportedly killed more than 200. injured scores and caused con- siderable damage In the same area. and traftlc study alnlady bHe been appwo•ed for the bot.el. A miDortty ~rt from the plaonln1 comm.iuion recom- menda SS:J,333-aquare-rret des- 1gnat.ed for commettial uses at Tbe Koll Cent.er be used ror ~ reaidentiaJ dwelling unit& in· stead. Dayne Stiles, director of enelneering for the Irvine Co., ursed the council to take a • 'pbaalna approach not dowmoo- inl" to development of the 16 sltea on the ieneral plan ameod- CSee TRAFFIC, Pase AU Klle•eial Bits U.S. U.N. Debate Set on Iran UNITED NATIONS (AP> - Diplomats readied for a U N. Secunty Council debate today on the U S.-Iran1an crisis, but Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini rejected any council dtt1s1on beforehand as "dictated" by the United States Secretary -General Kurt Waldheim had raised the possibility the lraruans might free t.beir 49 American hostages in exchange for an intematJonai inquiry into their charges against the shah. But Khome1ru , in a statement broadcast today by state run Iranian radio, said an mvestiga- t1on or the shah mw;t be conduct· ed inside Iran. He also said the hostages at the U.S. Embassy in Tehran must be investigated as "spies." but he did not make clear whether be bad dttlded to 10 ahead with aucb a trial. The Iranian leader ataio • DOUDeed wbal M aaid ••U.S. pres.me to hft the eo.cil de.al onJywttb the host.age holding, and not witb Sbab Mohammed Reta Pahlavi's alleged wroogdotnQ The students boldlne the Tehran embassy said today they had nued mines throughout the compound. apparently fearful or a U S rrulJtarv attack. The Ira man armed forces stepped up air. ground and sea acl1"1t1es In Wa s hington, President Carter discussed the cnsis at a breakfast meetm~ with mem- bers of Congress, and afterward Sen BeMetl Johnston. D La . said there are things Carter wall not do -such as return the shah to Iran -to free the hostages "The president made 1t clear I hat the honor of the United Slates comes before the lives or the hostages ... Johnston told re portt>rs Rep John Brademas. D·lnd . said all the paruc1pants at the meeting believ e d that a restrained pos1t1on " 1s still necessary. and there was ··some apprehension" that holding con gress1onaJ heanngs mto the re g1me of the ousted shah would "play into the hands of the Ayatollah Khomeini ·· Rep George Hanse(I. R-ldaho. a self-appomted mediation mis s1on m Tehran. has proposed such heanngs In an intervtew today with ABC TV. Hansen sug gested that Henry A. Kissinger and Chase Manhattan Bank head Oavtd Rockefeller be sub s lituted for the embassy hostages. Kissinger and Rockefeller re· portedly helped arrange for the shah ·s entry into the United States. where be Is undergoing <Stt IRAN, Page AZ> DART-BOARD Stick A Hola In The Ayatollah ,., .......... ....... .4-ae? Anger against Iran has reportedly led to bnsk sa les for thi s SJ dartboard bein g marketed by a Bonita firm called "up Your lma~e · Market Continues Spiral NE W YOHK 1 AP > The· <,lock market rose today 1n a rnntmued \\ave of Wall Street euphona over an apparent t!nd to the intt>rest rate spiral of the past four months The Dow Jones average of 30 mdustnal issues closed at 825 .85 folio"' mg a 16 98-poml rlse Mon· dav Advanres outnumbered dechnes by an 11 4 margm on the New York Stock Exchange Chase Manhattan Bank sliced its pnme lending rate from 1sa.~ percent to 151.. percent today Smaller banks matched that cut or followed Bankers Trust Co 's lead Monday in dropping the prime from 1531,. to 15~ percent. Either way. it was the first cut ID the prime rate since August, and analysts saw continued re· ductlon ID the key rate Coast Tbe Jut piece of luagage was relealed U minutes after the plane landed. Peterson aaid. "It wu • boax. Nothln1 was found," be 18id FiveEs~pe A8 Car Flips The veteran legislator, who bad previously been quoted as saying that Iranian students should be s hipped to Ellis Island, declared that taxpayers are outraged over the seizure of American bostaees "They want strong action," he Hid. Brlus estimated that stale tupayen are 1pendlng approx- imate)J $13 mlllk!ft annually for the educatkl:l ot about 50,000 Ira· Dian student.. SEEKS CASH CUTOFF State Senator Brt901 RaJio sos From Ship Of/Oregon Elderly Housing Planning Delayed \\'eather Fair skies are predicted through Wednesday along the Oranee Coast with cooler temperatures pre- v a I ling Highs should range from 65 on the beaches to 75 further in- land He actmttted. however, that be really doean 't know the exact amount. He said that's because ol what he described as a lack of record· keeplna throucbout the educa- tion 1yatem. He alto said that other Ira- nJans are reapln1 benefits rrom ltate proarama lncludln1 food atampa, welfare. Medl·Cal and Wlemploym-t inaurance. Brl"' aaaln 1aid be didn't lmow the amount ot btnefita. · Last .-Bnap launched • new1pa~r adve11l11n1 PTOft':z: under the auaplcea of the Up for America Commtttee to ralae fuDdl for b.ll anU·lra.alan campalll'l. He aald conU1butl61it of •bout '10,000 ba.a been received, ---lO~Mllilllnt ot the f~ 8&1GG&. P11e AJ) .. ASTORIA, Ore. <AP) -A ship sent word today that it was in diatreu 435 miles off the Oreeon Coast and ita crew wu abandoo- tn1 ship, Ule Cout Guard report· ed. Rescue 1bJps and aircraft raceo to the 1lt.e. The ahip iniUaUy WU reported to be the Harc:taoaer. a liquefied natural au carrier owned by a firm ln Ber1en1 Norway, but Coast Guard apokeaman Jim Oiiman said In Seattle that tumid out to be erroneous. "Our tnJUaJ lndicaUaa wu'that it was tbla Norwe1lan llq- ueified natural 1u tanker. Now we know t II not Ui1t I. We 4So DOt nat I tt la," OUman .. ld. .. A request by Lutheran Church of the Muter to build 100 senior citizens apartments was delayed by the Newport Beach City Council Monday nleht after some verbal jouat1n1 between those seettn1 the project and cl· ty council membert. Residents or a nearby CCJl· domlnJum complex, Canyon Creat, attended tbe meetiq t.o proteat the proDOHd locaUon 0( the project. cfalmlnl the two- atory bulldlnp would bloctr their vlewa. Mayor Paul llyckoff and coun· ell member Paul Hummel aald they rett preaaured by tbt de· veloper to approve a com~ex that WOU.ld place the bullcliftal on th w 1y 1Jde ot the cbW'Ch PropertJ at 2900 P1cmc View Drive. Tbat lite bord rt Can- yon CrNt Drive . Robert B Cummin&s, consult· ant ror the project, stressed urcency ot approval notln1 tbat final plans and drawin&s must be delivered to the department of Houaiq and Urban Develop- ment by Jan. 7. ff UD haa approved fUnd.lnc of ioo dweWna untts. . However, tt wee Ryckoff's contention that two alternate 1lte1 for the pr"Oject on the cburcb pn>perty have not been earet\llly ec)Qltdel'ecl. Cummlnp refuted tbat clalm. Ryctroff mo~ uae matter be delayed two ween to ..... it HUD ""1d object to another •lte." Tbe mocJon p led 44 Witb council members Donald Strauu, Donald lilclull Evelyn Hart VOtJn1 no. n. INSIDE TODAY C reenpeou. a worldwide orgonuohon ~ed to the l prHertlQfiQn of whale1, harp 11al1. porpoues and other marln• hfe. htu o~d a choptn fn Htmtmgton Beach.• Se• FNturtng, Poqe Cl . lades At""'"'"""'• Ar Allll a........ ca lnN...._. a.....,.....,..•• &..M. ~ ... *"" .... .... _, aw...,_,.. .. ~ a•............. At ~ on °'...,c-ey an c-k1· .................... C> ~ .. ...,.. ··~ All._, ...... I• .. ,........ ., .......... ., .. ftMYn ., .. ......... Cl.f .._ •• ...,_ i: Wwte •-A• - ' ~ • ' . • • ( .. ' • ~ ••l'SOPLS 9080SEN. N.J ., to ipok are up:y. AU we 4o set ~ lD U.. puts bJ U.... lD·rate IDWtary coun· tl'tel," Otoc"ae Bible, prMident ot Penoanel Unlimited, u empJoy. m t qeney, Mid llOGCl•Y after nm.n1ns an ad ealllas for ••an ex· peditionary force to 10 to Iran and free Americ&n.1 held captive tbere." "I'm not some rilJ\t·win& radical or out of my tree," 8J~ said addin1 he has received • number ot calls, tome of them from vete~ans. "I'm a reuonable man, but the 1ovemment hun't done a damn thing to free those '9 people.'' Sen. Alan Cranston, D.Calif., meanwhile, cauti<eed a1alnsl any rescue similar to the 19'16 Israeli rald to free hostages held al a Ugandan airport CRANSTON SAID THE "probabilities are that that would lead to lbe death of most or perhaps all of the hostages, and to a &ood many other deaths ln a ruh action that I think would be doomed to failure from the outaet." A 23-year-0ld Iranian student was named the St. Louis Grand Jury Association's good citizen or the year for helping capture two youths who attacked an elderly neighbor. Reza Vahabi said he would save bia prize money so that if he is deported, be wul be able to buy a plane ticket back to Iran. Vahabi said he bas received death threats since the embassy takeover. "People here always talk atx>ut human rights. but I'm sur- prised that they don't know what it means,·· be satd AND JN NEW YOU, the Shah Abbas restaurant m the Waldorf·Aatoria Hotel closed for the weeks it will take to change its name and cub~e. Tbe restaurant, decorated at a reported cost of between S2 million and $3 million, served food on 14-karat gold plates, but manager Patrick Grey said business dropped by as much u 3S percent after the embassy takeover. The owners told Waldorf officials they were closing in opposition to Khome1ru's policies. In other developments. -Iranian students at Portland State University boycotted m terviewa by Immigration officials checking for visa violations. while in Baltimore. five deportation hearings were canceled when none or the delendants showed up. A pro-Iran demonstration at Portland State by members of the Revolutionary Commwtist Party ended when some 300 other students shredded their banner / -SIX IRANIANS WERE indicted in Baltimore in an alleged scheme to smuggle guns to Iran. The six were charged with con splracy. engaging m the busi.ness of dealing in firearms without a license and interstate transportation of firearms oo a common car rier witbotrt notice Charges against three othen were diarna.aaed by the federal grand Jury Oklahoma officials were trying lo determine who wrote a letter to a television station threalerung "selective act.Jon" agamst Iranians. Similar letters were received by radio and television sla· lions in Colorado, all urging Iranians to leave. The letters alleged· Jy were from the Minuteman orgari.ization, descnbed by Don Sharp or the Oklahoma State Bureau of'Investigatioo as a "clandestine. underground outfit " .Faces Fraad Rap Cella Said Victim Of Legal Vendetta A defense attorney charged to- day that a prosecutor is pursu- ing a vendetta aaain.al Dr. Louis Cella, lbe former Orange Cowily political financier now facing Medi-Cal fraud charges In San Diego County Superior Court. Keith Monroe. in a statement issued from his Santa Ana of. fice, aald Cella ta willing to dis· pose ot \be cue a1ain.at b:Jm without wbal ii expected to be len1thy and costly trial. That offer, Monroe said, has been Njected repeatedly by the case proeecutor. Auiat.ant Dis· 'trict Attorney Michael Capizzi. dictmenl of diverting state Medi-Cal D)Oney into political campaigns. 'Cella, once the kmg of Orange County political finan· ciers. currently is serving a one- to·four year sentence on a relat· ed federal conviction of Medicare fraud. Cella originally pleaded guilty to the state charges ln uns. but the convi~on wu overturned when a state appeals court ruled that aome evidence against him had been seized illegally by In· vealigators. New legal proceed· Inga were then ordered. "I have to wonder if th18 is : not evidence of the tame vendet· Monroe said that Cella Is will· ing to submit bis cue to a San Dleeo judae on Ute basis of evidence presented to the Grand Jury. • ta a1ainlt Dr. Cella which we have repeatedly claimed before," Mon.roe aaJd, Cella la accused In a 127 ·count • Oranae County Grand Jury ln- DAILY PILOT Such a move. Monroe said, "would undoubtedly result lo tht> judge ftnd1na D~_9ella 1ullly of each one of the "lZ7 counts pres ently pending aealnat him.·· Monroe said Capizzi reJected the offer ·•even thou&b it would have brouaht the cue to an end with a fi.nCling or guilty on each count. and the time requJred would have been two or three days. . .Inst.ad ol mont.bt with a Jury. II!" 'The difference in cost wW be hundreds' of thousand a of dollart," MOl'\l"M added. C'apim and otber ranklnt dl.a- trtet attorney'• office officlab could not be reached today for comment on Monroe'• state· ment. Monroe aald he 11 confident that any tlndlnJ of IUllt 11alnlt Cella uJUmU.b' will ' be over· turned by an ap"ul court. Rt Hld, hOwtftl', that the appdlJ collltl will nOt nil• on tba eaM UDUJ Supettor CoUrt procMcUno are completed. • Jury MJiiction lD tb9 trial WAI ICbHuled to Mlin today. T'8 cue wu moved ·to SU Dleio bteauae Of UI• •ll•l•d pr J· udlcla.1 effect of publlclt1 Orup~. llod9 A rri1'es A1'Wlr..-- A flag-draped coffin. containing the body of Marine Cpl Steven Crowley, ls escorted by military color guard alter its arrival at Dover Air Force Bue Monday afternoon from Frankfurt, <;ermany~ ~rowtey, 20. of Port Jef· ferson. NY .. was killed Wednesda)J at the U.S. Embassv m Pakistan. His remains will be sent to New York Wednesday for burial. Gallstone Surgery Shah's Last NEW YORK <AP> -A t.eam of doctors beaded by a Canadian radiologist has removed the re- maining gall.stone from the de- posed Shah of Iran but want to keep him under observation here for "the next few days," a hospital spokesman said today. The successful removal of the gallstone was expected to be the last m edical barrier to the shah's being able to travel. which would allow him lo leave the United States if he chooses. Eamon Brennan of New York Hos p1 tal ·Cornell Medical Center. where the shah was be- ing treated, said a team led by Or H Joachim Burhenne of the University of Bnush Columbia. removed the stone in an opera· t1on late Monday night Burenne helped develop the special non surgical procedure used on Muham m e d Reza PahlaVl But a statement issued by the hospital today said the shah "ould not be allowed to leave 1 mm cd1att.•I> f'ro•P~AI BRIGGS ... advertisements. Brtrgs said the SUit IS constitu· tiona because the state hol~ options over education of non- 1 mm igrant students. He said 1t was his position that the state has discretion because of Iran's violation of intema· t1onal law m the seizure of Americans in the Tehran em·, bassy. The swt Wlll not seek financial damages but uatead asks for a halt by stale agencies from pay- rng for the ~utHic education and related social benefits of non- immigrant Iranian students Named as defendants in the SUit are the State or California. the state Board of Education. boards of trustees of California State Universities and Colle&es and boards or governors of California community college dJstricts. Also named are Gov. Edmund G. Brown1 Controller Ken Cory : Health and Welfare Director Mario Obledo and Superinten· dent of Public Instruction Wilson Riles. Mrs. Konecky Rites Held Funeral services were held to- day in Kollywood for Newport Beach resident Sophia Koneeky. molher·ln·law of Oranae Coast financier Leonard Shane. Mrs. Konecky dJed Saturday, leavin1 dauiht.ers Ano Siegel, Marjorie Shane and Shirley Howell, her aon, Dr. Pbilllp KonecJty ; 13 arandcbllclren aod 12 sreat-arandc.hlldren. Coach Clinic Slated in NB A dlolc for youth 1occtr coacbtt and teferMa will be beld Wed.Daday from 1 p.m. to I p.m. at .lhrtner'1 Library ln Newport Beach. OpeQ tO all coache.. refereet and'" lnter11ted par1ot1, tbe clinic la ·~ b1 R•Pon 07 CW t .Ntwpor:t) of &b American Youth occer Ox1anlaatlon CAYSO>. Gunman Makes Off With 845,000 Car A g\Dlman who cou.ldn t at.an one sports car in Newport Beach Monday ni&bt succeeded In dn• ing olf with another $45,000 model after the occupants re fused to accompany him The couple , Robert Leavenworth and Gail Vorpagel told police they abandonned the Turbo·Carrera Porsche lo lhe bandit because they feared for their lives. The two Newport Beach resi· dents said the robber confronted them shortly after 8 pm. m the parking lot of Reuben 's restaurant. He held them at bay Wlth a blue steel automatic handgun while be climbed into the rear of the car and ordered Leavenworth to drive to Adams Avenue and Brookhu~t Street in Huntington Beach Leavenworth i.a1d he drove ac, far as the Arches overpass on West Coast Highway bcforl' rt· Reward Upped For Murderer The Costa Mf'sa F1ref1ghlers Association Monday donated Sl.000 to a Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce reward fund for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the Orange Coast bludgeon slayer The killer is believed r<'1lpons1 ble for a senes of murders and attempted murders. many or them in Costa Mesa, stnce 1977 The reward fund, beiun with SSOO from the chamber. has reached $1,760, official.a said to day. The Costa Mesa Police As soclation a.llo 1s orferma a Sl,000 reward fuam1 to go Carther. He and Im companion got out ot the car and the bandit took over the wheel, stalling the veb:Jcle belore re· starting 1t and dnvtne toward Huntington Beach. Pohce s&d the same bandJt apparently tned to take an 1den· t1cal·make car from another Newport Beach resident two hours earher ~1lham A Came. Sr 79. said he was accosted by the gun w1eldJJlg man m lhe pa rking lot of the Riverside Avenue post Of. flee at about 8 15 p m He swd the bandit was unable to start the expensive automobile. but took S200 in cash before fleemg on foot. Police saJd the suspect l5 tall and thin. Caine reported the man had sandy hair. but the COU· pie v.-ho.se car v.ab stolen '.'ia1d the man s Cat·e v. ab tO\ l'r~ b} a "kl mask fi'ro• P•~ Al IRAN ... cancer treatment at a "ie.,.. 't ork hospital Tht> Cnit<"d St Jtl'., 11. ant<. thl' Secunt~ Council to ddopt a ri·-. olut1on calhnJ( for rf'lt-abe or tht· hostaJ(es Hut Waldheim told ABC'"c; Barbara Walt('r'> ht· had the 1mpreb~1on Iran <1nd th1• l 'nited Slates also "ould agr('t· to an mlemal1onal 1nqu1ry into the Khome1ru reg1me''.'i allt'ga t1ons again.st thl' bhah in t·x change for the release of tht· hostages Khomeuu and his supporters c hatge that the deposed monarch was responsible for tht> death of 60.000 Iranians oppe>sed to him dunng his 37 year rt'1gn and that he and ha s fam1lv looted the country or billions · 1'...\. P,..e A J TRAFFIC .. . ,. ment The planruna commwion ~ recommended that the 19 acres designated as Bayview Landing be for "recreational and en- vtronmentaJ open space ... An alternate use calla for four dwelhng units per bulldable acre Tbe S7 dwelling units could be transferred to another of the 16 s ites, according to the com- m1ss1on 's ~mmendation That recommendation had .,Oml' roun cll members quest1orung transfer procedures and the matter was continued to Dec 10 The straw vote was 7·0 on the folio" mg s1les J amboree/ Ma cArthur. at the intersect.Jon of the two roads near San Diego Creek San Diego Creek. south of the c reek Aeronutroruc Ford. -Castaways. on Oo•er Dnve. Wmbay. on Irvine Avenue Ea:.tbluH lh•mnant. on Vista Oel Q.re 'llev.portn :\orth north of :'<tl'v. portl·r Inn 81g Canyon. on San J oaqwn ll1lls Road Mouth of R1R Canyon on Jamboree Roart Vole v.as sput on lhe folloWUlg pJr<'els North Ford n<>rth of Bison D r 1 \t' b (' t we r n M a c A rt h u r Houll.'vard and Jamboree Road. Rt>f'<'O Property. north of V.1•-.t C'oa~t ll1ghv.a}, west of 15th Strt.-et Fifth Avenue Parcels. on Fifth Avenue in Corona dC'I Mar tfaywood Expansion. on San JoJquin Hill" Road No Survivors JIDO,\ S,.ud1 Arabia <AP> - '.\o '>unwors have been found in thl' .,.. recka11e of a Pakistani Jt.'lhnt.'r 0> lnfl Moblem pilgrims home from Mecca. officials said. ~ I )~~~ rl' 1.\GE ~ The ultra-thin P1a~cl Hand-crafted ln Switz<'rland. All m 18k l{Okt. the case the hands. tho dial. the bracelet. e\'tm the bu<. kk on the leather trap rg,,11 CZlla/J14 9t1wf104/ fint /ft'Nt'lry )S fA HIO I lANO • NEWPORl BEA.CH CALlrOllNI~ 92660 ' t l c ! on cMva.. ~•u. R!COlllRNDE> TO BOARD OF IUNRYl80RS --r--seGlllDT 1, WST teerOR 8Y "-ANNING COMMl1810N ON OCT. 21, 1179 SEGlllNT 17, ~ MCTOA 8EGlllDT 11, 091'..ceNTRAL &eCTOlt 1£GllENT 24, EAST SECTOR ........ Potetatlal 'J'raasportat•o• Corridor Broken· line represents route recommended by . county Planning Commission for San Joaquin Corridor in coastal bills between Corona del Mar and San Juan Capistrano. Orange County Board of Supervisors is to conduct hearing on corridor route Wednesday and is ex- pected to decide whether to accept planning commission recommendation, or select from other potential routes II Hostages Ba .... ed Nixon Supports Military Action LOS ANGEL~ <AP) -In Jendiq strong support to Presi- dent Carter in..bi8 bid to free the U.S. hostages in Iran, formP.r President Richard Nixon says be would support military re- taliation against Iran if any of the bostaaea were harmed. In bis first live interview since bis resignation in Aueust 1974, Nixon allO labeled Iran and its revolutionary leader, Ayatollah Bubollab Khomeini aa • 'irra- tional." making Carter'• tut all the more difficulL Yet the hostages should be re· leased provided the American people stay firm ln the support of the president, Nixon said Monday night. Nixon, Looking relaxed and dressed in a dark business suit, qtlickly answered a broad as· sortment of questions on foreign matters. The interview was held in the newsroom studios of KABC·TV . Th e lone interviewer, Jerry Dunphy, is a Noise Study At Airport On Agenda .Noise at Oranee County's John Wayne Airport will be the topic under discuaaion tonight at a meeling of the Orange County Airport Commission. The public is invited to participate iD the aesslon at 7 p . m . in the Board of Education Hearing Room, 1300 S. Grand Ave ., Santa Ana. Tbe consultln1 firm VTN Conaolidated, Inc. of lrvlne, will give a progeaa report on its study of airport nolae control and land use compaUbWty. The report will examine f ac- ton ccmtributin1 to airport noise and will make recommendations for its conuol. veteran Los Angeles newsman and the senior anchorman for the station's news program. There was no specific dis- cussion of Watergate during the interview, or for that matter many domestic issues. Nixon, 66, did rei terate that his "political career is ovel'," and that be would be "a liability to any candidate I misbt want to support publicly. ". On the Iranian situation, Nix- on refused to say outright whether he would use military force to free the 49 U .S. hostages at the American Embassy in Tehran, conceding "the llves of the hostages probably would be in danger." When asked if be supported military retaliation should any of the hostages be harmed, he replied. "Absolutely. I un- derstand him (President Carter I to say . . . that if one Amencan who is there . . is harmed, then the U.S. must take strong retaliatory action." Should that happen, "he <Carter> would have the united support of the American people, in my opin- ion," Nixon said in the 110- minuie television interview broadcast 'locally in Southern California. Besides describing Khomeini as "irrational," Nixon said the United States is "dealing here with a man that Egyptian Presi· dent Sadat bas called a 'lunauc · If he's (Khomeini) crazy, he's crazy like a fox in one respect He knows bow to manipulate the media. He in effect bas convict- ed the shah in the minds of . . . great numbers of Americans as well as people throughout the world." Iranian students boldine the hostages are demanding the re- turn of Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi to Iran before makine any decision regarding the hostages. 'lbe shah, whom Nixon visited in Mexlco last July, is be- inl treated for cancer in a New York City hospital. LOsers La•ded Caner Senda 'Congrats' <solid lines>. Hearing is scheduled ror 9:30 .a .m. in coun- ty Hall of Administration in Santa Ana. The so-called transportation corridor would be a six to eight-lane thoroughfare connecting Corona del Mar Freeway and San Diego Freeway. At present there is no definite timetable for construction and no funding for the cor- ridor. Environmentalists and homeowners have objected to the corridor. saying it will create havoc with coastal hills and open up more land for development. Transportation planners, on the other hand. say the cor- ndor is needed to relieve traffic congestion in Orange County's coastal area. Had 'Huge Death Wish' Trial Set ,.,. . .,...... After pleading innocent to charges of growing and possessing marijuana, a trial date of Jan. 9, 1980. ha~ been set for actor Jan- Michael Vincent. Plwne Rate Hearings Tonight The Califonua Public Utilities Commission will hold public hearings tonight on an applica· tion by Pacific Telephone to im- pose charges on directory as- sistance calls for information. The bearing. which is de- signed to get viewpoints of the public, will begin at 7 p.m. ln Room 189 at the Hall of Ad- mimstratioo Building, 10 Civic Center Plaza, Santa Ana. In its proposal, the telephone company would permit 20 direc· tory assistance calls free of charge each month per line. It wbuld charge ts cents per directory assistance call for each call over that amount if the numbers are to be found in the telephone directory. • Blind and physically han- dicapped persons and guests of hotels and motels would be ex- empt. The company ia projecting a savinp of SUB million lf it wins approval to impose the charges, according to Carole Kretzer, ln- f ormaUoa omcer of the Public Utilities Commission in Los Angeles. Youth Caught In Gunfire Recovering A youtb waa ln ltabht eondi· lion at UCI Med.teal Center to- day after beina bit bJ OIM ol a 1hower ot bulleta from a Paaalna car H be walked alona a PlacenUa 1treet Moeiclay. Police Mid tbe 1$-year..old boy ancl a friend were walklu near Vl.Dcem. Avenue ucl1Vanlluren Street' ln ~ Atwood MCtlon ol the clty at 1:80 p.ps. wberl the bunt ol l\lllflre eame fr'Cliln • mo)1Qacar. Ttle .boy'1 left WU frac. ..... * bl.I eOmpp6lm ,... nj•1•r• :!'•• •••P• ta elel~ SU Chief Said to Have Lusted for Power SAN FRANCISCO (AP I A charter member of the ..:iym. bionese Liberal.loo Army says SLA chieftain Donald "Cinque" DeFreeze was consumed "by a huge death wish which spilled out on anyone who dared to gel close to him," the San Francisco Chronicle bas reported. Robyn Sue Steiner said in the second of five copyright in- terviews that DeFreeze believed himself possessed by a hypnotic charisma, and "lusted for death. power and sex. He'd atop at notbinl to 1atn poweT. •• Ms. Steiner, a mlddle-elus student who became the lover 0( fellow SLA member Russell Ut- ile, Uves in Enlland under an assumed name, the Chronicle reported. She aaJd she Oed there fearing an SLA "death warrant" shortly before the SLA 's 1974 kidnapping of newspaper heiress Patricia Hearst Shaw DeFreeze, an escaped felon from the Vacaville prison. died with several followers m a gun battle with Los Angeles police m 1974. The SLA 's self-styled "field marshal," De Freeze invoked voodoo curses, "squatting on his haunches. stark naked, mutter- ing and rumbling some obscure words." M.s. Steiner said. According lo Steiner, DeFreeze told her he had "this hypnotic quality I can exert over people. And I guess I'm not above a little of the old black man's superstition. I like people. especially women. to recognize my force . '' The SLA members. at DeFreeze·s behest, engaged rn group sex as an expression of revolutionary fervor. Ms Steiner said the realization that Lattle bad slept with other SLA women Thoee of you whO know me personally 1110 know how much I enjoy my own cultured pearl JeWelrv It has prectlcally been my trademark. because regardlees of any other ,ewelry th1t I may be weerlng. I'm almost oertllln to be combining it with a strand of pearls. I think it 11 one of the most flattering acceuon• a woman can wear. Pearl• are IO compllmentwy to anyone s complexion. While the clualc and tradl· t1onal atrand of uniform or graduated pearl• 11 atlll the bale shple In the ltock we are lhOWlng. we alto h~ Btwu (the Japllneee cultured fresh ...-~from LMe Blwaa~ Sld the a.-variety which II rl&llb¥lly new to thl9 counuy In c-~ wen at111 of the belief thaf Mlldmoto WU the originator of Che cultured pearl. lnd"4fry ... chenge that. . th# credit rm.-go to the Chlneee. MkimOto w.nt Into the pe1r1 farmlllQ buelMll at the tum of tt111 century. The Chlneee ct.o vetoped the method • far bade aa tM 13th century. Thouaanch of ~ Wlf'9 employed In what .,.. one of ttle nation-. biggest cornrnlfCl•l lnduatflet. Two -..,_ the M19M of thit ..... ~fOW(ng 80• tlvlty. One nHr the city of ni..n, In • l8ke abOUt 30 '"' ... aw-,, oalled Tai.flu. The ofhtt r.glon Wit ttw r1Wf Oan. • ttU>Uttry ol Amur In Manchurta caused her to miscarry when she was two months pregnant Wlth tu! child. Little 1s awaiting a retnal on murder charges m connection with the 1973 slaying of Oakland school superintendent Marcus Foster Robert Blackbum, a Foster aJde, .was wounded in the street ambush. Artifielal lasemlaatl•• Judge Rules Baby Ceu Dad's Name VTNELAND. NJ <AP> A 3-year-O&d baby who waa the ~ duel of artificial UlSemmatJon between two friends will carry the father's name, a supenor court Judge has ruled. The father will also be permitted to visit the boy and will contribute support pay· ments. the court ruled. The case was decided last month lil a closed family court session by Cumberland County Superior Court Judge Steven Z Kleiner The man and l'fNOman were identified in courf records only as "C.M .. <the father) and '"C.C." (the molherJ Attorneys for the two declined to identify their clients or reveal their oe<:upations. The lawyers said both were an their 20s and lived in Vineland when the a rtificial insem1nat1on took place. Kleiner rendered his decision Oct. 2 and submJtled 1t to legal 1ournals for publlcat1on On Oct 29. a Supreme Court Committee approved the Judge's report ror pubhcation. The lawyers said the pair (~ ~ 6Et4WISE were fnends m 1976 when the woman decided she wanted to have a baby out of wedlock. "C llf agreed to provide semen to the woman without being paid. The woman's attorney, Philip L Lipman of Vineland. said "C C " ll'lSerrunated herself. ap- parently at home A baby boy was born. the ret· ords showed. and the father '>ought to v1s1t his son When the mother refuseo. he claimed vis· 1tatJon nghts as the father and won ma closed session. In return he agreed to make <,upport payments and lo pro· v1de a medical insurance polu:y for the child. The records said the father found he could not obtam the in s urance pohry because tht• {·htld ·s birth certificate listed th<• father as "unknown · The fathl'r went back mto court asking the birth certificate be amendl'<f to list him as the father and that the child be given tus last name The mother had refused to consent to the changes The mo9Ml Shell IS gently opened with a bamboo spatula The lleshy mantle is carefully separated from the shell. As many as 10 or 12 foreign bodies (nacre or pellets) are In· serted In the organism. The. mussel cloees its shell and the, shells arf deposited 1n cages in the rt¥9f or lake. usually in waters 4 Of 5 feet deep Each month ~ tubs of light soil are thrown 1n the nll9f' for the nouriahment of the mussels. The pen can be haNeSted at anytime bul 3 yeers is oeneralty the nonn The length of time that the muael is al- towed to build up the nacre around the lrrimnt governs the thlckneea of the pear'! "akin." Jutt for me to ttate that 1t was the Chinese whO really ttartad It all may not be enough for you. to let me credit my tlOUrCe for the above data. 0. T Mecgowan In an 11111·· cte titled "P.ertt and PMrling• In China." Journal of the SC)Cle. ty of Art.. Lonc:ton 1863. He got' much °' hla Information from! reliable ChlnHe 1ourcH1 publlahed 100 year• before that. But no metter wt'D you give· the credlt. lh the beauty of the flnllhed pmduCt that oounc.. Come In end .. the Chlneet. Ale. PMtil. ••. or the attnldlve TM .,._..,_ U9ld to at.t the PM" frOW"' w• the UM of ..... .. ~ ,.,.. be8da (It ttle .......... ....., '*"de ol ""* S*-ft .•• or lnY Of the othef' vMttliM of pearta Chit W Mt ahowlng I think w have aome of almoet1 9WfY kind. I tcMd ~ before. .110¥9piilirt9t .,.,,_ dO todllr) or pellet:I Of wffd mol•ied Wfitll the Juloe Of cilmphor ..... I ·I .. ,, ,,, NOMONIY · DOWNI StnlJ ~10. Sun Jt'a a Barpam, Mader. Biii WW It GW. Malle' tuck," lbe declared. "I think tb1a cheese la also one of our sale Items" "Aha!" I tbouaht to myself, smug turning to smugger. "By the time this is over, sbe'U be paying me to take t.bis cheese off bel' hands." Card'Ully then, she studied her liat of sale ltema. She frowned. "Oh, I am sorry,·' she explained. "This sale is only for the Super-Blooper Size. You have the CbeapU,at.e packaae here ... do you want to change?" BY NOW, TIOS transact.Joo had taken longer than lf I'd been dealing with the Bank of England through a Philadelphia lawyer. Customers behind me in the line were arumbllng and shuffling their feet. The lady just behind me poked my ribs with a box of soapfiakes. "No. no." I mumbled. ''I'll JUSt keep the Super. Blooper." Thus I fled the store not knowing whether my 2C>-cent coupons had actually counted or not. Upon delivering the groceries, I discovered my mother carefully rubbing on an entry blank sent by some maH order outfit She was using a moist Kleenex. SHE EXPLAINED THAT if the moist Kleenex ex posed three red Christmas candy canes, she'd be in line to win $50,000. I jmt banded her the Super-Blooper sil.ed packaae of cheese and wiabed her luck. News dispatches out of our County Seat today reported that the DA just came down on 17 Orange County camera stores on allegations that they imbibed in a misleadina promotion. THE DA ALLEGES that customers got a free camera and,,,tben paid $750 for ftlm discounts that would cost the free camera owner an additional $1.150. Alu, the old saying still stands. There's oo such thing as a free hmcb. Worker Dies After Tumble YRESNO <AP) -A Merced man died here from injuries sus- tained when ..he fell 20 feet tbrou~ an opening in a noor at a couon &in oear Mendota. Edward Tate, 38, fell onto a cement floor at Panoche Cotton Gin Nov. 2 and died Monday, Fresno County coroner's office reported. Tate bad placed a large at.eel plate on a floor openin1 and began talkln& with another employee without locltin1 It ln place, investigators aald. He stepped on the plate and fell Into the bole. ~75 Million Nicaragua Aid Sought WASJDNGTON <AP> -Pres!· dent Carter's administration is reported to be asking Congress for $75 million in aid to Nlcaraiua. plus money for Carib- bean nations in response to Soviet troops in Cuba. The request, being spelled out lo the House Foreign Affairs Committee today. totals tlOS million but ii so va1ue that Nicaragua Is the only country specified so far, coogressk>a.al sources aald. THE SOURCES, who aaked not to be idenllfied, said it in· eludes up to $9S million in new and old funda for Nicarqu.a and otber Central American COUD· tries and $5 millioo to $10 mi1lioo for the Caribbean ialanda. The request for aid to Nicaragua is sure to be opposed by some members of Congress who ~ the Sandiniata reb- els who took over Nicaragua's government are llanlata. But Deputy Secretary of State Warren Cbrt1topber baa told Coogresa its rejection of aid for Nicaraeua could encourage a takeover by Mand.at, pro-Cuba membera of the Sandiniataa. "Without adequate support for recomtructaon, the Nic:araauan government might resort to autboritaraan measures,·· Chnstopher told the House Ap- propriations Committee in Sep- tember. AT THAT TIME, President Carter promised Nicara1uan ol· ftcials U.S. assistance in re· constructing their country but did not set a fi1ure, press secretary Jody Powell said. ·'The president expressed the intent oo the part of th.la ad· miniatraitoo to be helpful in re· conatructlon efforts and 1aid that a friendly relaUooablp can be built on common interest.I in defenclin1 human rights and pluralllt democracy and social Juatlce." Powlen said. Snow Warnings Posted From Mississippi Valley to Lower Michigan .. . ....... : : ... ... ·'' .. ·" " ,, .... ,tt ...... ., • ,lf .. ., . , " .. ..... 16 II • to 1-41 ferw«41 le_,. ••m Mn lhrtlllh fhure•o. with I•"' .. rthll"" l"l«llille IM 111911 119 Ill '"•"• '"'..,. ., ........ , ...... v•lltJ• "--· cHlller llitlltt - -..,t<Mt, wllll IW !Nn:W'I' ...... te ..,_ lo 1M IN to mill <IOI lft 1M1t .,.. • .,., ..... 111 .... ._ ... ,., Ovt~•lMt'I'.,.. trtJIU. '''"'~--~ ..... 11111 11!evl4l11'1 tH• • 111•••1 lo "•~ten,•_.,., eerYke...,. JACIDIAN SAID that if price Increases continue in the next two mootbs at the same rate they dld the ftnt 10 mootba this year, the nation will end tbe year with a 13.1 percent inflation rate, the wont 1inc:e pnce con troi. were removed after World War IL Tbe Consumer Price Index ln October 1tood al 225.4. Tbts meau iooda and services that cost tlOO in 1967 told for sm.40 lutmontb. The October index was 12 2 percent higher than 12 months earlier. By contrast, the index stood at 211.5 in April. Tbe index rose 1.1 percent in May, l percent an June and July, 1.1 percent an August and September and l percent in October. THE LABOR Department gave these breakdowns: -The cmt ol boustnl rose 1.5 percent 1n October. the nlDt.b con.aecutive month of larse in· creases. Mortgage costs were up 1.1 percent: home pnces up 1 9 percent and rents up 1 3 percent -Fuel 011 pnces were up I 3 percent on a seasonally adJusted basis. compared wa th an average monthly ancrease or about 5 percent 10 each or the first nine months this year. The figures ln the separate energy price report were not seasooally ad1uat.ed. -Gasoline pnces. also ad.Just· ed for seasooal variations, rose 1.8 percent in October, com· pared wilh an average or 4 per· cent ln each of the precedio1 nine montba. -Medical care rose 1 per cent, the largest increase since January. -Clothing costs were up 0.2 percent, reflecllng fall aale prl~ea. Too B ... to Sell Tlelceis It was a great advertisement for the Firemen's Ball in J acksoo, Mich., but pretty tough on a car dealership warehouse. The former Grand Trunk Railroad freight station, across fl'Om the Central Fire Station, was a total loss. Arson is suspected. Republicans Urge Nixing SALT Pact / WASHJNGTON <AP> -Former defeme offtciala tn Republican admarustrallons. saying the Uruled St.ates is on "the brink of mortal peril are callmg for a $40 bill.aon anc:ruae an defense apencttn• Tbe former offmals also urged at a news cooferenee lload.Q tbat the Seruit.e reJect the new strate11c arma limitation treal1 with the Sovaet Uruon - DONALD llUMSFELD, dt> to the defense budget were: in· tense secretary under President 1t1al installation and operation of Gerald R Ford, said, "Our na· the new MX Intercontinental taon 's satuataon as more ballisllc nu.sslle system by 1.983 dangerous today than al ha!> and prod uctlon of the 8-1 been any time since Neville bomber. Chamberlam left Munach, set ling the stage for World War II .. Do~ne •o Open He said the United States ..-I r .. needed to spend an extra $40 billion to restore Ford's 1m de· T. ke reose program. He saad the Ln· i lU, y Talks crease would be spread over two years. ISTANBUL, Turtey CAP> F 0 K M E It D E P U T Y The m~ng between Pope John Secretary of Defense William P Pa u I 11 and Ee umenica l Clements said the SALT II ti-ea Patnarch Oemetnus I m JslaJl. ty induces a false sense of bul Uus week will open a doc secu.nty. He coot.ended Moscow trinal dialogue seelung to clear as bualdJng up its forces, but the way for reuntfacataon of President Carter as taking a Chr1st1an1ty s two largest "casual attitude to*ards de· branches -Roman CalbolictSm feMe... and Eastern Orthodoxy after "These factors have aJJ com· nearly rune centuries of schism. baned to put Amenca on the The ducuss1on Friday brink of mortal peril,·' said ~-between the two leaders of near· ments, who served an the ad· ly a billion Christians will be minutrataons or Ford and b r 1 er. But M etropolilan R1chardM. Nixon. Bartholomew of the Eastern OTBEBS AT THE news COO· Orthodox Synod said it would be ference were former Army the prelude to periodic meet· Secretary Martin R. Hotrman. mgs, beginnlnc next year, ol a former Navy Secretary J . JOant Roman CatboUc·Ortbodox William Middendorf and former committee or doctrinal experts. Aar Force Secretary Tbomas C. Among the chief subjects or Reed. dascussaon wtll be the pope's Among the items Rumsfeld authonty m the church and the said the $40 billioo wou.ld restore permanence of maniage bondB. LI feline Telephone Service What ft ls and how JOU can get It. If you're a residence customer of Pacific Telephone and you make a limited number of local calls a month, you might be interested in our Lifeline Telephone Service. TIME FOR A CHANGE? Lifeline allows you up to 30 local calls every month for $2.50 plus tax. Each call made over the 30-cau allow· ance is extra. (The 31st-40th calls cost 1()¢ each. Every call over 40 costs 15¢.) Installation, additional equipment (such as extension phones) or other services cost extra . Auto -HOme -Ufe HtiCllth -Group Health • CoJnpetttlve Prices • 5ervice • Cov!!.!9! .• , ...... 831-1473 Lifeline is available to residential customers only in most areas of Los Angeles and San Diego as well as 9range County, Riverside, Sacramento, Santa Rosa, San Francisco, San Jose and parts of the Bast Bay, Peninsula and Mann. Want to know mote? Call yout Plicific Telephone service "'presenta· tivc for details • • • u much fat ln VH'Nll .... U lbe pa t LI Dell!Me.". &a!d, elah'n· l Jama ud otbetl have rtd· dell " "ti popular •US>· port Cot o• ran t0nc ot lu cUtilna' b1 crH a veter tnltlaUvea that are "mt1le1d· ln1." Brown aa d P1'0pOI Uon ia at· tually ahU'ted the property tu b\.lrd n away from commercial lnterettl onto homoowu ,. wbo now pay H percent ol the property tu LOS >.NOEi.is <AP> -r Ponner Gov. Boilald Reaa~ wbo •• to JeHe toda1 for • rtve·d•' c•m,r.~o 1'win1 thl'O'Ub lft'ell • ..,. ~ won.'f join other RepabUeal preatdfntl1I eadidates in a qUllC• Uon-and-IDIWI' "Debate., prior to tbe IOwa pl'eCJ.nct CAUCUHt nest January. "l 'in not runniJll a1atmt anJ other candidata,'' Reapn said Monday. "I'm 1o!q to state mt ow• cue and let the peopl• make up their minda." Reaaan aatd his participation in the Jan. 5 event sponaored by the Des Moines Re1ister & Tnbune newspaper "would leact to the appearance of a cont.est·· among the Republican can· d1dates. TBS r•OPOSSO ton1Utu· Uaoal 8meodm l lo t at.ate pel"ICllW lneome t.u• in bait, •hie would trim SS blllloa froa\ st.ate t.U eollecUcm In ill ftnt )'•at. ~ ... voters lD the J 19pri1DU7. Jarvla IMedl 551,790 valid 1lpatares out Of the 800,000 peti- tiOG al~ be and bil IUJ>' porWl'I auba>itted Monday to cet the measure oa the ballot. T BET ,\ND I WE8 pro- 1ram1 and other major sovem· ment aervices are aolna to •ul· fer ln the next few years because fUndlDI bu been dev aatated by tbe Jarvla "shotgun ' approacb, Brown. said After Proposition 13. Gann sponsored a "Splrlt of 13" measure approved by state voters last month that put limits on state spending. Jarvis aup. ported thal campaign but was not actively involved On his first trip to Vermont as presidential candidate, Gov. Jerry Brown meets with supporters in mf ormal c:bscuss1on to map campaign strategy. PA8TICIPANTS IN the so· called debate wtJI answer ques- tions from a panel of in· terviewers and then from the audience "Most Of the state budeet b rat." Janis aald. "J thlok we have a very inefficient slate gov· emment.'' Prop. 4 Seen 'lneff ective' The 78-year-old tax crusader predicted this initiative, like Proposition 13 in 1978 which cut local property taxes by about $7 billion. would bring bowls or pro- test that state government bas no more fat left to cut. Jarvis' new measure has drawn opposition on grounds It would give the biggest amount of tax relief lo high-income brackets. SACRAMENTO CAP> fnfla· lion 1s neutralizing the spending limits whlch Proposition 4 im- posed oo slate and local govern· ments, two state analysts say. CRmCS OF THE proposal '" already dubbed "Jaws II" because of its drastic approach to tax-eutting -include former Gov. Edmund G. Brown Sr. Brown criticized Jarvis as a STATE OFFICIALS say the proposed constitutional amend· ment would cul state revenues by S5. l billion. or more than one. fifth of the 1980-81 figure, by she ing personal income tax rates to half their current level and freezmg them there. The second year revenue loss was forecast at $4.3 billion. In separate appearances Mon· day before a legislative commit· tee, the analysts agreed that state revenues won't come anywhere near the Proposition 4 spending limit next year. That's because the spending cap imposed by the "Spirit or 13" Initiative, which voters ap. proved earlier this month, is tied to the Consumer Price Index In Revloa Case KW.napping Denied BEVERLY HILLS CAP) -Lewis Tuck bas pleaded innoeent to charges stemmine from the abduction of the 8-year-old son of bia former employees, who are related to the fowsdera of Revlon Inc. The 32-year-old former houseboy entered tbe plea dwin1 hll arraten- ment MooQy before Beverly Hills MWlld.PAI Ja.Qe CbarJes Boags. wbo set bail at Sl00,000 and scheduled a Dee. 6 Pftliminary beari.ng tD the case. Tuck races charges in connection with the Nov. 21 kidnapping of Jason Revaon as the child left Curtis School in West Hollywood where be is enrolled. The kidnapper presented a note to school officials saying Jason's mother wanted the child sent home with him. investigators said. AJNll"C•eta•• ••r11ed OAKLAND <AP> -Fifty people were evacuated when a six-alarm blaze -apparently touched off by an explosion -partially gulled their apartment building Monday night. There were no reports or injuries. The fire, which began in the base· ment and spttad quickJy through the four-story building, was brought un- der control lo about an hour. Several tenants who were unable to reach the street because or the Oames were picked up from the roor by flreftgbters USinl ladders. Klllfla9 C••le•aed SAN JOSE (AP> -A teen-ager has confessed to fatally atabbini bis gtrUriend and burryine her in his backyard after be "juat kind of freaked out" on liqW>r and l.5D. John Frank Budner. 17. told police be and bla '1rlfr1end, Katy Lee VlgU, 16, were wrestlins in his backYard toolabed at bia parent.a house in Cupertino 1ut 1prln1, accordinl to court doeumentl filed bere Moo.day. "She WU drunk and I WU drunk . . • Sbe went cruy. The next thing you know I bad a knife lna.lde her. I don't know bow I did it.'' Budner said ln bJa .tat.emeat. will pay $200 apieee to attend a fund· raiser featurmg Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D·Mass., rock star Linda Ronstadt will ~t a $1,000-a-couple fund-raiser for "about 60 people" for Gov. F.dmund G. Brown Jr. Brown for President campaian aide Dolores Farrell salclllooc:b\.Y the ( STATE ) governor's campaign didn't expeet any difficulties in attracting people to attend the event Saturday night at Miss Ronstadt's MaJibu Colony beachfront home since "a lot of peo· ple are going to be 1ust plain curious." The fund -raider at which Kennedy will be euest speaker is for state As· sembly Speaker Leo McCarthy, D- S F .. and wtll be at the Los Angeles Convention Center. \let Gets Beaefft• SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -A can· cer·strlcken Army veteran who was stationed in the Marsball Islands dur· in_,g nuclear bomb testing is entitled to the same benefits given wartime casualties, the Veterans' Appeals Board has ruled. The Veterans Administration, by the board's ruling. agreed that ex· posure to the radiation may have caused Orville Kelly's lymphatic cancer. which doctors say will kill him in less than a year. It was the first award since new guidelines were adopted last summer allowing the board to give the benefit or the doubt to a veteran who says his cancer is the result of radiation ex· posure. according to the Times . Oii~ l•J•re" LOS ANGELES (AP> -A city police officer invesUgatinc a traffic accident in Hollywood shot and wounded a 16-year-old driver as the officer was being dracged along by the car U\c youth was driving. A high mflallon rate means big annual increases in the aov· ernment spending lid, saJd Peter Scbaafsma, a top deputy of the non-partisan legislative analyst. and CU!f AlJeoby, or Gov. Ed· mund Brown Jr. 's Finance Department. "It does not appear the rev t!nue base at Uus lime 1s strong enough lo meet the revenue limit of Proposition 4." Alleoby told the Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee In fact, the hm1t may for Budner's attorney ontered a plea of innocent, apparently aettln1 the 1round for a defense baaed on dlmlnbbed capacity. U.•'C'•••••••' Officer"l>et.er Cbryaa. 31, was treat- ed for cuts and bruises Monday. The 16-year-old, wounded in the leg, was booked at County-USC Medlcal Cent.el' for invesU&atlon or assault with a deadly weapon -the car. Police said Chryss was lnvestigat· ing a traffic accident near the route of the Hollywood Christmas Parade when the youth tried to nee in one of the cars. Insulation has always been a ~ood long-term investment. LOS ANGELES (AP> -On the aame ni&ht wbe:n aome 2,400 people Tedd,Geu Vnlikely. Puah LOS ANGELES (AP) -lt wu Oa1Y a 1Up of ton~ ... for1Det pNl- idat RSdw'dNho bad Sen. Ted ltenned1 of Mauaauetta all but eleete4 to tbt prH· ~-. Quit' . Smoking in& " Diis It can cut the amount of energy used for heating and air conditioning sig- nificantly.* With gas rates going higher. this means insulation pays for itself even faster than before And now there's another good rea~n to in ulate. several years rtff rut.er than anticipated state revenues. so that the prorruaed restraining to· nuence ot Propo6illoo 4 on state spendlng may not be felt for some lime. they agreed. They both said a similar effect tl> expected at the local govern· ment level The Ptopoettton 4 hm1ta are so loose dunng a penod oC high tn· nation that most local govern- ments '40n'l have the revenut! 'ources to spend up to the limits for sev~ral year5 # James Gannon. executive editor of the Des Moines paper, said five Republicans have agreed to participate in the de· bate. They are former Am- bassador George Bush, formt!r Texas Gov. John Connally, Senate Minority Leader Howard Baker of Tennessee, Sen. Robert Dole of Kansas and Rep Phillip Crane of Illinois Reagan's next-to-last cam· pa1gn lnp Of the year Will lake him to Arkansa,, Alabama. fl. hno1s, Minnesota. Washington and Alaska as weJl as Iowa 1 attic to the r~-IU stem· dard. you can get $50 off the cost of the job. Best of all. you save the $50 regardless of who does the work.You can do the job yourself. you can have it done by a contractor. or by the Gas Company. For more information on the $50 savi~s call l-800-252-9090. From area code 209 call collect 213-689-3334. Ad: .. ~-:TV ln· temew llon4Q nilht fOI' • , .... to ·~ me•t. dlat ltea••dJ I ••41• rqar41D& U S: dlPloaaatlt~witb lbt ..... ,. Ubtntbi Ot1aabaUoa. 1'1•o• u=l:'?'-MtMn • 'PJllM111S.· If you are a Southern California Gas Company customer and you in ulate your And help insulate yourself against higher energy costs. ~--.. orltblM. ... .._ ........... ........ ·- • •Savings vary. Find our why in the ~ler!r. fact !'thect on R values. Higher R val~5 mean greater Insulating (X>W\."f' f'1(DI· tffRlT • • a~- :velopmenti Impact Ne· Questions Are Valid The ongoing crisis in Iran has pointed up even more s harply the need for cool heads and careful negotiators in Washington, U President Carter had yielded to some or the hysterical. first-impulse reactions to the Tehran em· bassy takeover, the hosta~es could already be dead and a full-scale war under way. The careful approach may or may not work. It has g1 ven some breathing room and opened the way for other nations of the world to line up on the side of the United States. at least insofar as the release of the hostages 1s concerned. Which brings us to the unhappy and'Tsllll unanswered questions surrounding the candidac(y of Edward Ken· nedy While some may have thought that a decade would make Chappaquiddick go away. 1t has become mcreas- mgly apparent since his formal announcement that the tragedy 1s and will be a foremost cons1derat1on as voters evaluate his qualifications for the nation's highest office In a recent editorial, the Sacramento Bee set forth the things that are bothenng many of us · "Questions about his ab1ltly lo take: respons1b1lity questions of veracity. questions of coolness and couragt• q uest1ons ol emotional stability. questions about a man s concerq,.for another hum<.in being · And finally. "a question about the lengths to which a man will go -and the extent lo which he will use and corrupt others to conceal his own flaws and failures .. The Bee rightly concedes that Kennedy has been sub- Jected to more personal tragedy than most men, and that be is perhaps not now the same man who panicked and ran on that tragic night. But it also concludes that su.sp1 - c1ons will not be allayed until some more candid and con· vmcm~ explanations of his behavior are forthcoming. For all the checks and balances. the president of the l1n1l<.'d States holds awesome power in his hands and the impact of his personal values on the operat1ons of govern ment 1s formidable Chappaquiddick cannot be removed I rom the Kennedy candidacy -nor should 1t be Justice Missed Point State Supreme Court Justice Mathew 0 . Tobriner has gallantly come to the defense of Chief Justice Rose Bird with the somewhat remarkable statement that, ·'If her name had been John Blrd and she was a reactionary. there wouldn't have been a voice raised agamst her ... This. alas, 1s only further evidence that the high court 1ustices sometimes simply fail lo understand what's go- ing on in the outside world. Opposition to Gov. Brown's appointment of Rose Bird LO the top court position was based less on her sex than on her total lack of judicial experience. It d1dn 't help that she was a friend of the governor and had served in his cabinet The round of approval given President Carlt'r s re cent appointment of Judge Shirley Hufstedler to head the new federal Department of Education, along with strong s upport for her eventual appointment to the U S Supreme Court. is ample evidence that there 1s tittle 1f any public preJudice against women in the JUd1c1ary The difference in Judge Hufstedler's case was 16 years of solid experience on the bench. That's the point that apparently escaped Justice Tobriner • Op1mona expressed 1n the space above are those of the Dally Piiot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists Reader comment is Invited Address The Daily Pilot, P 0 Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Phone (714) 642-4321 Boyd/Cactus B1L.•. BOYD Am aalted t.be wt\ereabout.s or the bloeet 1rower or cac tus lo North America. No, he doe1n't operate in the touthwestem deterlls or \he Dear Gloomy Gu Some people clalm B°"'ld a.-,an la too old ror the prttaurea or lba pretJdeney tiut cu Role. Kennedy be exped.tcl to live Iona ~co keep b r Ted· di oat et tm1Mr uoubl• for tM duration? R.T.L. ...._, .. ,.......,.. Mt ..... '" ·~·-.. ··· .... !.!!~·".!! --~ ....... - United States, u you mlaht guess. The dlaUncUon la aald to belona to Ben VeldnJu.a of · Dundu, Ont.no, Canada. He grows 3,000,000 a year in 14 areenhousel and ships them all over. How well you hear evident, ly baa 10methln11o do •tt.b your personality type. Or IO tho raearch r1 now report. In 1tudl at the Unlvenlty of London, lhty fO\ldd that outaolni sreaartoua ~ - ao<c:alled ext.tovertt -dOn't bear u well 1 neralty u do Ute quiet looen -lb• ID· troverta. If YOU dtlcribe t.bat dot u man·• belt ltleod, plHH note: A Pl)'Cblatrtc 1tud1 lri· dtuie. far more women Ulan rn n deVelop deep emoUollal Utt to their pet dop. ll'• DOt unuaual for •'llntle thuncler olOtad s.o carry u mu h u aoo,ooo &ona of rain. r - i Kennedy Star Akeady: Waning? ii / ~E OF THIS would likely keep Kennedy rrom beating Carter tf New York 's Democrat.Jc primary were held today. but politic ans think al could make thine• close next March 25. Apart rrom exposmg Kennedy campaaen blunders. that raises serious questions whether Kennedy can unite the two nval Democratu: constaluen c1es an this and other northern m dust rial states Party umf1cal1on !'ieemed Ken nedy's long suit during last sum mer'5 heudy days when n· formast and centrist f)(•mot•rats usually gouging out ca<'h others eyes hert•, coalcM'l'd for him Agents or Sen Mo} ruhan and his a nl1tht•s1s s \att• 1\1 l' Ci1·n Robert Abrams. 1·11llab<;r;itl'cl to rax a primary d ;t11 · ,, ...... , Ill l'arter·., anh•n•st THIS ('OMMO' purpo'>t' clul nut Joni.: ... urv1\11' 1\1 nn<•d v s answers l<> CBS 1·orrl''>Pon1knt Hoger Muod on ··I 1•thh, '>hown :-.lov 4 What(•ver 1b 11np.H·t on rank ancl fill' \Oki k.rnill'rh .., tncoht>r<.•nn· '>tunrwd :'\1 w 'I ork.., Democrat1t· elite L1llh: elsl' hus been talked about since, even by has own supporters ll is the first TV documentary that blocked a 1overnor's en- do rs e ment Carey abruptly changed course, commenting widely on Kennedy's poor performance By last weekend he was malung the plummelJnK Richard Re~"·es ~ . i >.Mb-mm~•• l star" crack to aJdes Hui en dorsement 1a now an open quea hon SUDDEN DOUBTS about IA'hetber Teddy 1s 111 the same class as tus brothers enlarged the importance or Kennedy's casual approach to orgaruzal.lon Reform Democrats were dis mayed that Kennedy s man in New York was David Bartley formC'r speaker or lhl' M asi.achusetts House who 1s described m the Village Vo1r1· a'> J good ol pork c hop Democrat Bartley 1s ii ~et·kt·nd warrior. holding down has JOb as prcs1dt'nl of Holyoke 'Mass >Community College f1w· da\s a we-ck ll<1rth•y was outmatched by the temporary presence here or c· a rlt'r t·a mpa1 gn c·ha 1 rm an Hobert StraU!>S, pumping lh<• 1dc•phon1• lo line• up polat1c1an.'> and bus1nessmt•n With the Brooklyn regular oq~an1Zat100 about lo Joan Qu<'cns and the Bronx an the president's comer. local Kennedyates beean to panJc THE RESPONSE somewhat reaaaured reformers but alarmed Moynihan s wmg of the party State committeewoman ~. : .... .,.~ cm.MmnkW . Barbara Fife. running Ken- nedy's campaign office. Is anathema to the centnata. Send· in& down hberal atale Rep Barney Frank of Maaaachusetta to help out Bartley on a fuU-ume baau was an affront to Moyruhan At tb11 year's American!> for Democratic Act1on <ADA 1 banquet m Wutungton. Frank introduced ex ambusadorg and otht-r assorted notables before gt'lllng around to mentioning the on I y L S wnalor preM.·nt Pat Mo)nihan It wa ... J '>nub Moynahan ha"> not forgotll·n N<>r has Moynihan forgotten oppos1t1on to his 1976 St>natt· bid by Peter F..delman. lhl'n Cart-) .., 'ltalP youth director and nolk a top Keruw.•<!) l'ampa1~n '>laffrr an W a s hangton One promint•nt N<'w York Democrat "'ho I'.> clos<' to Moyn1han told u5 K1·n nl'dy s carnp;,u~n 11> tx>m~ run b't tht.' upper·C'lass nf'w h•fl Kt·n nedy as giving signa l~ to thf• I*<> pie an the center or lhl' l\e .. York state DemO<'ratac party that 1f be towtns . they re rinlabed.·· WHEN KENNED\' ~ Jlkt·d over to Moynihan ., off1<l' tn Washington Nov 2. ll v.a'> t"< peclt.'d that be would return v. 1th ' I• . ' . an endorsement. Instead, Moynihan declined an invitation to his Nov. 7 announcement of candidacy Overtures to sign up Moynihan 'a top aide, Tim Rusaert. met the response that he wou.ld not move until and un· less the senator did. Endorsements by local pol1t1caans were viewed a1 superfluoua by Kennedy insiders v. hen they considered their char1smat1c candidate a certain· ty in New York aaainat poor J 1mmy Carter. That Sunday natthl over CBS changed every. thing Now. basic polltical 'kills wall bt• needed, and sup port from Ccarey and Moynihan may be l'SSenUal < arey will watch cio~wly to Se.! v. lll'thl'r Kennedy as really a' b<td as he seemed when answer- '"~ Roger Mudd s questions <He dt•t 1dt·d thl'rl' was some im- µro" l'ment on '<BC s Meet the l'rl''" twu Wl'eks later 1 Moynihan's r<'qu1rements arc different ma.k.lng sure Kennedy meet.a tus l'llllndard.s on Israel. defeme and parochaal aobool.J. but also that his New York cam- p a 1 g n 1s no haven for '1ovnihan ., blood en<>mtf''i Ken nE"<i) ha.., far to go to 5aUsfy both of them I\ ' ,. ., The Neighborhood Justice Center Concept LOS ANGELES Judy Bowers decided to slay over night al a rnend's apartment here last spnng and parked her Datsun in the apartment house's lot When l'lhe came down an the mornmg. the car was gone Sht> was parked 1llegally and at had been towed away She had to pay $32 that 11ftt>r noon to get the car b&l'k from a towing service. Then she noticed that there was a b1R dent under l h e I 1 l' l' n s <' plate. and sht• rlaamed that the tow tru<'k had bangt•d u p h (' r Datsun The mana~N or the low ing service, John Heynolds, s1.11d the U&ual Hey. I ady. I don t know what you're talking about What could she do? Sue? It , cases like that which arP reapoMlble for backlog11 as lonl( as three years In local courts ll 's the same all over the coun try Well, th11 case didn't end up an Art Hoppe court. ll was sellled by media lion -Reynolds agreed to pay but offered less than Mis-. Bowen onguially wanted at a place called the Neighborhood Justice Center 10 Venice. Cahf THE JUSTICE Cl'nler. In an old storefront. 1s one or three pilot programs funded by the Just1<•e Departml'nl cthrough lht.' l.u~ Enforcement As s1stanc<' Adm1mstratlon l Lo try and find a means lo keep people out of court Tht> Jllq?on as "dis putt• rt•solullon 1l s govern m 1• n I tu I k r or ~ h 11 l parish 1>r1(•St'4 . <'Olli\ 1111 tht' beat and other nt'll(hborhood w1a«-men and ~umt•n U."lt'd to do in simpler t1mt·~ It v.urk1•d lhl"I llml' .1ftN MISS Rowc-r~ und H~ynolds spc•nt 4~ m1nutt•s with a $6 an hour mt-dtutor u11 It oftl'n does tn \'t•nH't• and in the• other ex pc.>nnwntal <'t•nkrs 1n Atlanta und K1m1ui'4 <.'at> · 'Tht• ldt'll .., to let the 1w1whhorhood hundlt• their own probh•nll1, · u1d JO('I Edelman. u formc.•r poverty Jay,,yer and llttnd ('orp rciu-arche·r who I~ dlrP('tor of the Venice center "It " • real and voluntary .1ltl'rnat1v1• to a screwed up 1ust11«• systc·m People J(enerally comt· out of hl'r<• sat1sf1f.'d , part I} b('< a use they can discuss thing., th<' real story as lhey !<.l'<' 1t that v.ould ~ ruled 1r· n·levant or 1 mm ateraal in a courtroom · l' stng lht· cl'nlt•r as voluntary. payani.t for 1l as not Tupayers are fooung lhe bill $180.000 a year for each <•enter <The Atlan ta and Kani.as City centers operate dlfkrently from Venice. handling onJy cases referred b~ the courts or the police 1 THE CENTERS, 14>hach seem to be working well and are handling over 5.000 cases a year. a<'rordlng to the> Justace Depart mt'nt. are a maxed commentary on the directions of Amcncan llf<'. On lhfl one hand . they represent a iunC"ere attempt lO humanize ordinary law enforce ment and to keep people out of the mase or courta and govern· ment On the other hand. the problem la beln& dealt with by creat1na more aovemment or •l ltaat more aovernment fund lnK We may be able to resolve our ov. n problems. Washington says. but. of course. we can only do that w1lh a new, creative gov ernment handout and a few more gwdehnes from on high I was impressed with the ct>nll'r and with Edelman and has staff of five people. They are beganrung lo hve from day-to- day now because the Justice Department experiment is scheduled to end this summer, and there as no guarantee of more money from Washlneton. so UNLESS Washington cornes throu~h or the center can find -;late. mun1c1pal or pnvate fund- •nR tht.' office here will take dov. n its sign The one on the corner or Vena~ Boulevard and Glencoe Avt•nue that says: "Are You HavmJ{ a Dispute with a Merchant. Landlord. Neighbor. Spouse or Other Person., .. What wtll F..delman and his lit· lie staff do then? "We'll pro· bably end the way we started," ht' !laid "We 'll have a bl& block partv. declare the whole lhmg a 'iUccess and go home " What wall tht> neighborhood do" I don't know. probably wait ror the ROVPrnmcnt to tell them 'Oddball Occupations' Finds a Real Housewife Q -Welcome back to televiaion'• wackiest comedy .. tbow, "OddbaJl OceupaUOM '' How did JOU in lb• 1tud10 au· dlence like that crazy old 1atter who traln• tarantuJu do daace the 1avotte" Thank you, thank you. NoYt' meet our next ualque 1u11t. Your nam 'll .Joan Brombloy7 A -Ye1 , lb•t'trtlbt. Q -And wbat do you do. Ma. Brombleyf A-1ilrs. Bromble1, tfyoudon't mtnd. l'maboUlewtl4 . Q -No. I mean what do you do for a llvtna., A -That's all I'm Jual a hoauawtfe. Q -I He. you're an un· employed houMwlfe. What ldDCI of a Job a.re lookinC for. Joan! A -I'm not. I only want lo be a hoUMWlla. Q -Talk about unlqu.1 In tbeu daya ot workiJtl wtv•. you mutt be the very lut hoUHwtfe lo America r A -Y•. 1'~ afraid &bat'1 IO. There wre four of ua up until about • yur a10. We even bad a bridp club. TbeD MlW~ So' a Job u a ...taurant eubler and Pew and Anne both *•me clerk·tnlltl down at t.be mW. So t•m alflluit.'1 Jeft. Q -And what do )'OU do a bouaewtte'P A -Oh. you know, cook. clean. sew. make beds. run er· rand•. take care or the cbild.rtll .•. Q -And are you at least paid the minimum wace for thla mental work1 A Not eucUy. John -he'• my b blDd -Juat 1lves me enoup for food, clothJn1 and aundrt•. Q -So you're men of an ln· deotured aervant. What doa your famt.b ib1nk ol all t.blt? A -I l'Ula tboy're a Utt.le a1b1med of m•. Dad alway• wanted me to be an account.ant Uh blm. A.Ad m1 alli.r. Wilma. 1a11 why can't I make aometblq out ol my 111• w11 1bt but. Sh•'• ID 1111 tant market research director for tbe National Tobacco Company. Q Say, 1 'll bet abe makes 1ood money. But you almply lacked the ambJtlon to 1et ahead. II tbatlt. honey? A -I auppoae you could aay that. I know l'U·be Ht.lan.d tt I can 1lmply make Jobn baa>PY and aecure and ralae my children to be better pertODI lD a batter world. 1 peu lt'I DOt u mucb u 11.lW• and P.esa I.Ad Anne and Wilma are dolq, but- Q -Well, It takll all klDdl, kid. But our Ume'• up. Md u Tb Lut Houtewtre, 1ood I tp you in 10Uf oddbaQ occupe. Uon. And now It'• Umt few OClJ' nut 1uHt, • 123·1•.r·old 'nbetan oc ,.,. . . • • .. c -.. .. " Iii ' ' ... ., .... a.., ..... c .... OSAB PAT: I am pJ'"""'I to ftnilb an awe room &be At which point d~ lbould I call a.• llectrtd)lD'! Lt.., a.nu Ana ........__ ~ 0. tM MYln ., 1 1u1c11t1: .. D• It ·-tlle.,... an ....... Allill'JM .. ,.. cemple&· ..... fn '":a~'"" ............. cefJ. ............................ •"'9 .......... = ............ ... ........ ..... -.. •ttct.L Al...,. .... .. ... 4ll'ldlla .. atn .............. It'• .... lea QI E ltM ca ~aft tit• ..... w CM•~ &e 1111 »tu •IMllll later tbt ,_ .... addldollal wtriq. &.1 ft s.n •• .4ttl Ottered? DEAR PAT: 11 t.M,.. any pvemment pro- aram tbat flunclally helps penoM unable to af. ford tbe costa of lnaulatlnl their homes? My parenll live in tbe East, and altbouab they would Uke to have their house lnaulated. they just can't afford it due to the cost of living. L. E., Santa Ana TM Departmeal of Eaero (OOE) operates a Wea&IMntaaU. Pntcram &o lltelp penom la tllh sttuaU.. DOE will Ove fads &o &be states, allow· illl u.e.. to pro.we lDdJvtdaal ~ta of up to $800 for wea&llertatlla material.I, St• for repaln, ud $51 fer eqalpmeat. Local oftlees will supervise Ute weatllerl:aatiola wort, aa1al labor supplied by &be Oepartme.& of Labor's Compreheulve Employ· meal ud ~ Ad <CETA> pro&nm. The same meome pldellllel apply u In the CommunJ. ty Sentee. AclmlD.lstntto. procrams which are based on family lacome of 80t more tllaa US per· cent ol &be Offke of Maaagemeat and Badget pov· erty galdeliDes. For a DOD·farm family of four, that alDCKlll& Is carreatly $8,.375 a year. ladlvtduals also may be eligible II &bey are I.be redpleata of certabt federal, state, and local cull aaatstanre paymea&a. U yoar paretata bue aay problem find. iDg &lie local amee la tllelr area, eGB&ad t1te Oftke of Wea&llerlHtloa Aulstaaee, Department of Eae.r11. lttt .. depeadeaee Ave. S.W., Wulitqtm, D.C. 2t585 (plMee: (ZIZ) ZSZ·ZZM). U J:lrirnta are e~ 1beJ allo may ftDd laelp dae Admlalmatioa • Apq, wtaleb la ,...._ Ha local olftees to provide aergy U· llaaaee u ,.rt of tlaelr aodal lel'Ylce pro&nma. Tlaoap avallabW&y will vuy from state to 1&ate ud la tomew .. & llmJ&ed, emerseac1 uahtaaee to pa, ._ ...o.r-nla&ed atm Mi tkea, blei.tlac pa~ .. flel ud llUJlty .... maJ lie Hallalale. AdYbe .,._ . ..,.... &e eantMt &Mir ll&llte • artt ~•q:lq!9.eelfa,..._.-.. .. ~ area. C.r C.eer Plraa I• •••lsr11paq DEAR PAT: I ordered a car cover from J .C. Wbltney Co. lut June. In July l received a free gift and a '2 rebate to which I was entitled. I also received a notice aaytq that my car cover would be shipped by the factory. I waited two months and then sent several notes which weren't answered. Now I've received a letter stating that the company had flied for reorganization under Chapter XI in federal court and that no refunds could be made on matters arising after June 25. What do I do now? l.L., Huntington Beach Tbe oaly thbag yoa can do .. rue a "proof of claim .. form (available at statloaery stores> witb &be Clerk. V.S. District Coan, No. 19·B 5784, Dlrbell Federal Balldlng, ZD 8. Dearborn St., Clllea,., UL ...._ Bopefally, some refanda will be ordered by tbe eoart for eonsumers wbo got stack wl.. md'Dled orders from this mall-order com· paay. Gasoline Savings Launched WASHINGTON <AP> -A fuel·saVUlg effort has been launched here by the Recreation Veh1· cle Dealers Association A program known as 'Import 2 Less" was un veiled by association ex- ecutive vice president James R. Summers. He said the program would involve asking motorists to use two gallons of gasoline or diesel fuel les.s per week for a year. Thia would save each American household some $2SO in a year's time on its motor vehicle fuel bW. Summers aid tbe sav- inp would come ~ lY throuab Jell 1uollne UN ps boalebold and indirectly through the effect of "Import 2 Less'' on the economy. Panel Picks New Member Harold Hester, a Capistrano Unified School District official, has been appointed to the statewide elemen· tary admlnlstrat1on committee of the As· sociation of California School Administrators. Hester, CUSD director of elementary educa· lion, was named to a two-year term on the l~member group. ,----·-snRIMf PEDDLER---~·--, ITruckload of Seafood Bargamsl : ~ Savings to 45°/o : 1 5 Days Onlyl • Nov. 21. 2a , 29. 30 & oec. 1 I I • 10:30 am -6:00 pm 1 I 3 Convenient Locations I I ~~~~:1~ r~~p:rtr;~;~til 1;~~"~ ~:~n I I rshlp Arcade l Laff Stop J Lo .. ~~~ Coyotes ~~~rJ I I Magnolia & Katella Bristol & Birch Beach Blvd. & Malvern I I I I SHRIMP I I Restaurant Quality• Buy in 5 lb. Unit and Save! 1 I ROCK Regular I I SHRIMP• Shrimp I i Regular Size . . . . .. .. ...• ~ 17:. .... S 4 ~g I : i. ~~=:$~·::.::::::::::.;~~: :::::::;: ,I ·~ly diffenmt Mexican Rock Shflmp, a hard shelled I stirtmp Which has a hfnt of lobster flavor. A real value I : I !!@§~,.~!1!~. ~~~~ .. ~2~~. I I I I k1HopaS5'1. Cod S20:. FlsH-ln·Batter S18:. I I 1 or 5 lb. Quantlflel. e RDets per 5 lb. box. 24 Poi'tk>n• per 4.5 lb. box I Over 47'2,000 satisfied customers In 5 years J SHIUllP f.EDX>LER TUCIOn • ~ WIChHa • San Oleoo • El Caion • Oranoe County _.,, ................................. ....-: -- tbt1 uwa't IOD9 alon1 wltb &Aat ' l.'' IN AN lNTDVll!W, a P1restone 1po •man Mfeaded th• co pany'1 elfc rtl b>' ctUat adverti.Mmentl de- stoed to alert th public to &bl re· clll. Tb• manufacturer &wtce ran lart• dl.-pJ11 Ada in mo,.. than 240 ~r new1papera upl•lnln' bow tbe ,.._ call wotUd. News releue. were 1ent twice to every major daily new1paper and trade pubUcaUon ln th• country. and televlslon 1pota were run dwin1 network football 1ames. The company abo sent letters to 3 million owners of the Urea . The tires were recalled after the federal agency received thousands of • complaints about failures of tbe st.eel·belted 500 Radials. Accidents ' • caused by tire blowouts were alleaed • to have caused the deaths ot 81 persons and seriously injured more than 100. Mrs. Claybrook said sbe ta con· vioced, although there la oo way to prove it, that many Firestone owners "&ot fed up when their tires failed" and switched to other makes. 'Iben. "" when the recall was announced, "they didn't have proof of their (Firestone> purchase or dido 't want to 10 to the bother of getting re· funds." We've got that once a year feeling ... Wreathe , • Visit "Tlw Gallery" where you will find Southem CaUfomia'a largest selection of unique imported ornaments, aJ1 displayed on beautiful fresh trees . • Give a gift that grows, chooH from Pine Pola, Poinsettias, Orchids, English Gardena or beclutiful fresh wreaths. • For the finishing touch in holiday decorating, Roger's has lovely wreaths and centerpieces handmade from Ot.1r own designers. • •• and it shows Half-fare coupons available through Nov. 30. H Houston (Hobby Airport). 3 flights daily horn Burbank. 3 flights daily hom Orange County. The lowest fare hom here to there. Denver. 3 flights daily horn Burbank, including 2non.mops. Now 4 flights daily from Orange County. Atrwest Las'Vegas. 3 non-stops daily from Ontario. 4 non-stops daily from Burbank. 5 non-stops daily horn Orange County. The most flights of any airline. And to 32 otla cities In the US. and Mexico:· Boise, Caho San Lucas, Mmioo; Des Moines, Eugene, Eureka. Fresno, Grand Canyon, Idaho Falls, Kalispell. Klamath Falls, La Paz, Mmia>; Lewiston, Mam1an, Mexico; Milwaukee, Oakland Palm Springs, Pasoo, Phoenix, PortJ&:xL Puerto Vallarta Mexico; &dding, Redmond, Reno, Sacramento, Salt Lake City, San Diego, San Joee, San Francisco, Seattle, Spokane, 'IWin Rills and Yakima. Iv.st call a 'lravel Agent, your Corporate 'J}aveJ Arranger, or Hughes Airwest at: Los Angeles (213)172-5100 Ontario (714)986-6724 Burbank (213) 247-8333 Orange County (714) 540-2060 .) Dfl~ · GOURMET tv~ MARKET •u FARM FRESH PRODUCE U.S ••• Bakln& Pout.on . . .... 19e • Mol"lllq FrMb &plllacta · · · · · · · · Z9e ._.. WINE CELLAR Sweet Le. Size Navel Oran&ea ...•. 39e .. AND LIQUOR Scbool llo7 Size Red 5 99 'Deftetou Apples .................. 39e a. Early nmes. . . . . . . . . . . . . • 1211 aau Crbp auci. ........ Local C•bba&e 12e ... Popev Vodka . . . . • . . 3.99 11M all Now featurinl ,.._b POtted plants ol GUbey}Gbl ... . . . • . . . 5.19 , ... , all kinds for Christmas. Also fresh "' 99 flowers d1Uy. We will prepare ScoresbyScokh. ······ ... ,,.,. ... , beauWul fruit baskets on order for Delaney'• CbabUs your holiday givtna or Via Roee . . . • • . . 1.99 u cu1 -TOP-CHOICE AND PRIME MEATS SEAFOOD DEPARTMENT Freab Localllock Delaney•• ramou Cod . . . .. . .. .. . . .. . 1.98 a. on•·'"411 llllilnt ... , ••..•.•. 1.49 .. • ...... PUSH LOCAL IWOtltfrmt • IO Ol&AT ~ .............. .,,___,, 1 .. .,. roau11ir,,:=1Lo.1r:;:..::~r-'"* lleaty -· ..,_ .. ...,,.,. · · · · • ..., • &Al'f&P ri. iaa 11 -., .,.._ C. ... • 1 .. 9 -AAk .... _. ... UlllllldlrW•U.. .......... 7·8••• •ca ••ala •• ••· ll'l>•fot,_......,,...,.., • s-e aiac• Roa•ta ......... .1.98 .. CALL US ABOUT A1aln tha Oui1tmu. 1Hlaney'1 wUJ ~!~~ ~ ~tti~~ '¥Jot i:;'i. OUR CATE1llNG SERVICE Prepared out own aecret way ror ea1y FROM A COMPLETE carvlq. wttb au a .c:eu bone and fat SIT DOWN DINNER rerno 11leH IOUJ'inet prime rtbs wru t>e by order onty ao please e111 us TO A ordroptnasaooouyoucan. STAND UP BUFFET DELANEY'S Open Dally l·G • Clolei S•day 2920 Newport Blvd., Newport Beaeb •73·55%9 Divorce Suit Seeks Billions L06 ANGEL <AP> -TbeJ met ln Putt. Ht •• a aucU Arabian bdllneam,an Nady to '-'ke a wtf t . Sbt WU I t.Mn·a&t BriUlb beauty tou c th ber mOtMr. ··an 1111. I m.-anct wu attracted to Sandra Jant.O y," Adnan Khuboltl would Neall y1an la r. •• ••. Aft.er a PIJ1od ol tourtab.lp, we d tlded to aet married.'' '1 IA.NDIA CllANGBD DD NAllE TO Soraya, btc:a a Moekm. took the ml and had ftve t Jdna. Adnan built a multl-bllllcn-doltar bUll· °"' emptn wb.lcb took them to far coroen ol the world. Now. 18 yean after meetin1. Adnan and Soraya Khubooi are 1oeked ln a bitter court bat· tie lnvolviq billlon.s of dollan. their chlldno and the detaila of a atorybook mantaa• that failed. U is DO ordlDUJ divoree CIM bec:a&ase Adnan K.buhoai ta DO ordlDary man. An lntematiolllJ arm1 aealer wUb a 1badowy reputation. Khuboai is considered one of tbe workl'• rtcbeat m n. SORAYA'& LAWSUIT, FU.ED AUG. I by at· torney Marvin Mitchel.son, tS the lar&eat divorce action on reconl. seeking $2.5 billloo, which the estimates as half or Kbasboa&t's sta11ertn1 wealth. The cue Lo International political lmpllca· lions as well. "Government acencles will be watcblq lb.la clvtl case." says Hltcbelaon, who accompanied the clamorous Saroya to a recent ~uritiea and Ex· change Commission bearing. Sbe invoked tbe Fifth Amendment and declined to testify about her husband's role in al leged bribes. Mitcbelson satd former Prendent Nixon was subpoenaed last week lo give a deposition about his contact.I with Khasbosgi COMING WEED WILL TEU. WBETBElt the cue ot Khashoggi vs. KhaaboUl will unearth enough data to threaten Adnan K11bo11t'a worldwide power u middleman in the arma market The first st.ep, getting Adnan lo testily an a legal proceeding, ls scheduled Dec. 12, when be will make a deposition either in Parts or in New York at hia $2 mllllon townhouse on Fifth Avenue, according to Mitcbelaon. Mitcbelsoo 11ya thla la b1a m01t important case since the landmark Marrin ••· Marvin aUmon.y·wttbout·marria1e trial. ·'Thi• case wlll 1tnn&tben the rtabta of M01lem women to be treated u partners with tbet.r blllbuda and have their caltrtbutioos to marriqes recopbed u aometbln& more than aeeond·clau. walk-behind 11.atus •· says tbe lawyer . .. EVEN TOE KOUN <THE MOSLEM ROLY BOOK> aaya that a wife and children should be treated fairly upon a divorce." says Mitcbelaoo, who bas pen.med lawbooks and religious treatises with bis associate, Harold Rhoden, reaearctung precedents for this musual swt One question that puzzles 1s why an Arab and bis Britilb wife should have thetr divorce litigated in California. ··Tbele people lived all over tbe world,' says Mit.cbellon. 0 Ht spent u much time here u anywhere else .•. Besides, Kasbol&i has banb and companies all over tbe state. He owns banks with 15 branchel here ... Soraya, living in Los Angeles, seeu lo take advantage of California's liberal community pro· perty laws. A SIMILAR MOVE BY MITCllELSON for Bianca Jagger in connection with her divorce from British rock star Mick Jagger bas failed to establish property jurisdiction in Callfonua, a matter under appeal. Khaaboggi said in a sworn affidavit that be has not lived in California since be au.oded Chico State College and Stanford University for four years in the 19:509. He 11id his only business con· tacts are two banb be owru in Walnut Creek. Ilia affidavit mates no mention of Lockheed or Northrop corporations. Both California defense manulacturen are reportedly under SEC in· ve1ti1atioo for alle1ed.lr Pualn& bribes, tbrouah Kaaboai. to Arabian princes and government of· ftciala. Khasbolgi recently sued Northrop for $15.1 mUJion be claims tbe company owes him ln com· mlaakJm oo aales to Saudi Anbia. 801AYA'8 BRIEF APPEAllANCE BEFOaE the SEC signaled the International fallout that could accompany a divorce trial. There are more complicationa ln the case: -Soraya and Adnan were divorced by proxy in 1974 in a Beirut court. Mitcbelaoo says Soraya was unaware of the proceedinl unW aome time later and claims tt Is invalid. She also accuses Ad· nan of threatenlnc her wlth executioo -"declar· ing her blood to be legal" under Moslem law i! she opposed blm. -Kbuhoagt baa paid Soraya child support or about fl million ln five years for their flve children who attend scboob in Swluerlaod. But she says all payments stopped last June and be broke a pro- mi.se to give her $400,000 in cub and support her "in the manner lo which she bad become •c· customed ·· Before she filed suit, Soraya married an En1lishman, a union that was annulled this year after seven months -The Kaahoggis are involved ln another le1al wrangle ID London where Soraya claim.I Adnan baa refused lo pay rent on a house which she owns and be uw. A court there impounded one ol his three private jumbo jeWnen as part of the dia· pute. Mrl'CllELSON CONCEDES THE aEQUEST for a $2.5 bl.Won settlement ralaed eyebrowa, but be loalstl it's not ou&ra1eoua. "You have to look at it relatively,'' be said with a smile. "We're talkinl about a man who baa a tM million yacht. 13 homea, three planes and who is reputed to have boulbt bla Italian &irllrteod a l20 mllllon yacbt. "We're talkinl about a m&D wltb a sreat deal· of money " ~Acne ial·a·Tape Pl• ... Aequ.1t Tape Br Nulllbef' . • .• 01 aeac hln DI Why CNl ... t 02 ~ Dt Nedi. .. Oii ... .,, Ma hJn DI Arttwftte 01 Lew ledl a Le9 fttAn JM "'adnoh.. DI NervoutM• 'T•ntktn Tepe C.nter845• 1701 24 Houtl CourtHJ of Or. David W. Glblon .......... _...... ......... ..._. _______ _ •4 Tender shrimp •Crispy fish fillet •2 Hushpuppies •Fresh cola slaw •Golden fryes •Tangy sauce The Seafood Taste America Loves. Otter expires Dec 31. 1979 ,.,.Lefto_,,,&tl-• w.c MllOf't••- 'WngfjohnSiJver~ SEAFOOD SHOPPfS 3095 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA (JUllt South ot San Diego Fwy. ecroaa from Fedco) DRIVE· THAU SERVICE AVAfLABLE IPlCW. IAVINIJS! t£! DURING OUR NOVEMBER SALE! FfHAMCIMCt AYA1&••1 0.A.C. L~4;atl)tijiM. • I J .. Diag. Color ........... T...mg • I 000/o Sold State . ... UH NOW s299oo SAVE $60 Spare Room Kids Room • 12 .. 1/W • I O~o Sold Shih ODYSSEY 2 S.Ctrmic TY Gm. wltla ..... ....._rfc Keybomd •!9-S 11• NOW s 14CJOO / ,,.-SAYISJO • 1&00 ' • t , .. Diag. Color ........ .,..~ T-.ci llilii!l • I 000/o Sold ~168 State .... SUt NOW s32900 SAVE '40 • AM.'FM Stereo • Au1o Rea>rd Player • • 8 Track Player TV CARTS-TO GO WITH ANY DECOR Your team scores AGAIN! In the DAILY PILOT IUMt7ll Wbllt ~ ... Del •ot••• II marketlDI tbe 1ame ~----wtteKrtl,lt ................. ~ ... olf ............... ... , ........ -JUDIOr •Secuti ... lll'O-, ......... ••ll·•mplo1od or ........ T•• PLAY&•• co•PSTS .. alDI& .......... ud the obJeet ii to nada ·~ty Ctty" Wttb UM moet .-y. A Wlt·ln compttttor ii a fat eat OD tbe l8fDO board eaBed .. MlddMliiu." . AIOU. tbe way, pta1en baw op. Portunftiel to Mll oat to btJ bul\mll, welfare. aqentMCI crime or .,...-0· ment. Viewpoint" Tradition Will Out! From Harve Bernard .. Prep School Elite. snap given by an emblem'd navy blazer over spanking white flannel pants. Crisp. Pulled together ease. And believe us, it worked. And does again through Harve Bernard's interpretation. A bit more shaped. A bit more feminine. And every bit as powerful! The double-breasted blazer in navy or red wool flannel, •152. The white . wool flannel pants, '92. Both, for sizes 4to14. In Collection Sportswear ... where we are all the things you are. ' ' I ,_CA.OTtBI -.LlaOADWAT WOllTUMT 110 Br08dwmy eo.t.Meu 642-9150 MTMaTUTMMJ. MDITU.uY •11W1$1C&.lllPCHUIL Mortucy • C'9matlonl ~ .a E. 17U-St. • COilaaM..a 64&488 ...ca.->1"9t ~ lllDIRUMT 6Z7M•nSt. ~ntif!alon 8t8Ch ea es• ,_PAM&T COU*IAL ....... NOMI 1801 8olM Ave. WMtmlMtll ~ P~T11W t•IDl2ALPMK c.n.wy MOf'tuary Chlptl :9JO PICll6c V..,, Drive Nllwpof1 8Ncft M+-2700 MICOl..c& lllDITOilal .. LllOUft• Be.ch • 4844415 ~IS e.. Juen ClpMtrllnO -.17'6; For the Record IOUTMCOAIT NDtCAI. caWTeR ~ .. ..,.. OMlel --... ~ ~ ·~·-............... Mr. and Mn....,_ O.vla, S... J- Ce4tl'4r-. girt ...,___,,,,,. Mr. and Mn. Al., Peper, L.aeuM N1oue1. 01rt Mr, elld Mr• ErMSI Welke, S.n c1emen1e, bOf .._.......,,,,,,,. Rlc.8'do o.iaci. and LlllaN C.C.O. de~. Dena Point, llOy liMWfMer 11, ''" Mr. and Mn. ROOM' HUiett, Uilune Niguel, girt Mr. end M" Jemu Mc Nelly, L8fl'll\8 llMCJ\, glrl ST.---~ NOS .. I TAI. .......... , .. ,,,. Mr. and Mn.~ DeLAOllr.,WY. WHtml-.~ POUWTAI .. VAU,aY COMMUNITY ttOSfttTAI. .....,...,,tm Mr. Mid Mn. OeYIO Lell"lnger, HM· 1119'°" a.di, elr1 ........, .. ,,,. Mr ..... Mra. ......, IKre1. C.ta Meta,..., ........, .. "" Mr. llM Mn. A111ett Gnttlwol, Hunt· lngtoll 9Ndl, ..... Mr. tnd Ml'., W•-ClwonlJter, HIHICI....., e.dl, elrt ......,tt,tm Mr. •n• Mn. TllftGClly "'""· ··~·-~''·"" Mr. alld W.. 0-W. Frtaett, HIMl ........ ~."" ......... , .. ,.,. Mr.'" w .. Wllll•m ... ,,..11, 1'-'Alllt Vllltey, Oll'I Mr • .-Mn. MktlMI Drlll, HUl!t· ........ ..._......, ........... ,'" ... .,.. ...... .--JUW., c.t.a ....... .., Mr. a11d Mrt. JemH J11111J•, w.strn ........ .., Mr. •n• Mrt. Norman l.ayto, WtlltmlMIW,tlrt Mr. llld Mr .. TllOm .. RIH'YOn, W.llll'lltllelf, ... Mr ....i-., lllki.nl ~. lnlM, .. ,, .. 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CALl..oltNIA '21tl PLAINTIFF NEW BRITTANY I NC., a Cal ltornl• corpor91 IOn OEFEMOANT GAAY CAAL TON, lndl wlauelly end dlle GARY CARI.TOH COltTRACT~ e<ld 001.S ttlWOlllllM.lncMlvo SIHlllMC*S CAM llUM9llR ~a.I ltOTtC91 Y• ....,_ .._ _., fte cewt ,..., ei.c. ...... .,.. wlllleelt ,_-...~ ...... yeti,.._... wlUlltt a .. .,._ R.-• 1111-.tlell ........ II YOll WI~ IP -Ille aclVtce of en attorney In this melter, YoU sl>Ould do 10 promptly 10 tll•I your wrillen ,.._ ... 11 env mey oo llleci on llrM AYISOI U-MU.~ II trl-....... mc ... r ,_,. U• II• alMlloKla e ,_ .,_ Ud ro- de _,.. tit • eleL LAa Le i.IOf'me· c .............. SI Usled -Idle lier el conw10 o. "" ollogedo en Kl• -to. CS.O.rl• llecerlo tmmodlelame,.lo, a. •U• m•ner•. "' rnpueS!a ncrl!At, II hay elgUNI, p;'8dl -f"t911tr-• llempo I TO THE OEl'EMOANT A c1v11 comp\11nt lie~ beOil Iii.ct by IN pleln 1111 eoalMI 'l'Ol6o II you Wiii\ IO dolono 11111 leWSllll, ~ must, within >O deY• efter 11'111-.. 11 -d on you, Ille with 11111 ,_, • -u:ten r-w lo 1... complatnt. UnleM yoo.o do 'Ml, .,_ deflllll will lie etMroCI on ,.. plk etlon ol 1119 plAtlnllff, ...ct 11111 ,_., "'.., -• ~ ag,9in-1 ......... IN reltef ........ci In lllO umplalnl, Wllkll could rowll In oanll"'"-t of .,...., Celllng of -Y or pr0perty or otllOr relief ""'"°''"' In Ille com· plelnt. DATllD: Ottoew t•, 1'79 Etllalyn Werd, o..utY llOftAU 0. .......... N. UQ. nit~ ...... ..... ., ce.q ...... ~ni.26 . ..,..,..,...,.... Tef: (714) ,...,_, PUbllstllO Orenoe COMt Dally PllOC, Nt1'. 20, f181111 OK. 4, 11, twt MS1·" PtJBUC NOTICE .... , ... MCmCSOP •lleCUTOtt'S IA&.a 01' lteAI. l'ltOf>eRTY AT ... IYATa IA&.I .. ,.,. NOTICE IS Ht!Rl!llY GIVEN !NII )Ottlt HER81!RT llEAGSTEDT JA ""' llllCHARD ALAN 8EAGSTEOT Enwton OI "'°Est.Ce of ~IALEY #<, 8t!RGSTl!OT COTTELEEA, Ooceatocl, wtll NII llt private HIO IO Ille llloMtt Md lletC llldder, under Ille twm' Md ~lions llOreh,.f1er men- tioned, Md lllllioet to confirmation by Illa ~lor c-1 on -mller JO, lt7t, or.,...,,., within IN limo el 1ewed llY •••· at ,,,. olflcH of TAA8ELL REALTORS, Jt771 Del Obispo, Sen J11en C•plllreno, <:atlfcM"llle, or ot Ille offlc.K of DI-J lleell, Attomoy 11 Lew, flO W S8n Marcot 81¥d., s.n Marcos, <:allfornle, ell tllO l1QllC. tllloi.l Md ...... lNI .... de<odtnt, SHIR Y M. BERGSTEDT COTTELll!R, K«lllirod by oi-retlon al lew or OCllHWI•. other tNn, w In eodl\loll '°· tNC " .,,. lltCNl8d .. tfle ttmo al lier deatl\, In and IO all .... cortJln rMI proptf1y lltwled In fllo Cltr 4lf DIM f'!Dlnt, County of Orenee • .._ ot c:.tlftrnl•, commoftly k- •• UU2 So1llrl9lll, Otne Po111t. Cellfornl•. Mid more perllculerly 9Krl"'9•fo4lowa. Let <IS " Tttct * Mel. • ~ mep ~ln ... 220"'9"4llo4'1n- chltlwo II Ml~-,...,., In .. tffk• ..... °"""' l!IK'Ofelor .. Mid c-ty. EllC&l"f Ill ml-Ila, ""rolo""" Htlfl•lt, llf'H, oll, tH •net etl\tr .... '"-......... !MM: ....... dolllll f/f IOO ,_. '"°"' '"' wrfec• tlletoof, Pl'" .... .....-. tlleC IM IMlrfect OI ... ''""' 111111 -.. 1191d let ttw ... ••*" • 114 ,.,.. ol'lreclleft., ...-v .................... ,.,"y .... '9rtlllll .... ~ll\~ .... ,,... Mt. OffK.Mll ....,., Mottet k ..,_,, 11-llMrt tllt 111· .......... ,..,,.. ~ """*'" -....... ....,.., • .,"' ... llllfd\otte ....... ~ ...... lllltltCltyll CMM....._OM!ly .. Or ... •ettal CllllfWIM. ~, .....,. • -....,..... 0.. ~ CIRfllrnle. .... ......., .... 11r '""8 A. .. YWtlnll l.."-9 etAa• 1. ...U. ......... ~-... .,. ..... ~..-................ ........ CA-.. :JtMIMler ..... .... ~. QM Dlftr ....... 21.11. l'ICTITIOOI euSIMaU ...... STAQMalfT T ... tol-4 ... --.,. d0tn9 -·-IJACtFIC l!NTERPilltSU. 1:1'1 Ille OfdO, ca"9 ..... Cal-Ne • . "' ••• OIAJllGB COUNTY lJbertariana wtll cather 'lbu~ and to watch two moviea. RObmn atickln1 up 11o , cornet AD l~ trio, ftaturta1 baroque vlollD, viola da samba and barptlcbord, will prtltDt a procram of cla11ical mu1tc at Soutbno Callforola Colleae tGIOOt at t :IO. Tbt tree coacert ii tb• fourth in a 1trlt1 of Cultural Ult event.I to be preeented b)' tbt col· .... tbla fall . Memben ot tbe trio, Jeanne Clauaen. Frank Traficante and PrMth1 de Si!Ya, are all mual· ciaaa from Claremont Graduate School. markeu a •loft& t.M Oraqre Cout don't l&rik• • U la ~r pal1a ol t CoUD\y, bat tMlr loot r nbbery ta m•c b.laber. TM dlnnef at MeClun'1 Reltaw-ant ln Sant.a Ana ltaJta at 1:30 P·•·· but rou don't have to eat to'" the all·Llbtrtarian twin bUl acbeduled for I p.m. Thi movtet a.re "For a New Liberty" and -------- "Tbe tnnatklo P'lle." ataUIUCI . Newport BeKb led the countJ'• 21 cities and uD.incorponted territory ln avwaae lou per rob- bery t.be ftnt lb months ol 1171, Aceordlu to data reteaatd by the Oraaie QMmty Crim1naf Justice CoundL TlllBYD -..08 OFP' WITB '80,731 in only 37 Newport Beaeb boldupcs, t.be report said. .1Ancl ftve otbtr Oran1e Cout cities followed ctotely behind in terms of rich takes. co.ta Men, HunUnaton Beach, Jrvtne and San Clemente were all amon1 the top ten in that cate1ory In tm. Those cities plus Fountain Valley also toot blab "honort" tn um. COASTAL CITIES DID FARE a little better when compared to the rest of the cities· total rob- bery count 1n ms and January tbrouch June or 1977. RetervatJcm are reqUlred for both diners and thoae Who J...t want to tee the fllm.11. Call 975-0805. ••• "OOUN'n' GOVERN ENT in Review" will be 5th Dtltrtet SUpuvtaor Tom Riley's topic Fn· day when he addreuel a dinner meetinl of the Newport Harbor Republican Assembly. Dinner' ii at I p.m. at the Shark Island Yacht Club. Call Lynn Turner, 646-&0l for reservations. ••• THE UBE&TA&IAN8 are plannin& an art auction Dec. 6 to benefit t.helr voter reautration drive In Oran1e County. The event la to start at 7: 30 p. m. at the Re1istry Hotel in Irvine. Tickets are s-&.50 each. For detalla and reaervaUona, call Nicole Ber1land, 9'79·5885. ••• LT. GOV. MIKE ctJ&B la scheduled to be the principal apeuer Dec. 6 when the Oranae County Federation of Republican Women conducts lts biennial convention at the South Coast Plaza Hotel Santa and R2D2 host Tree Ughting Everything a child could want to start the holiday Mason this Thurs eve 7 to 8·30 pm at the Huntington cente< mall The U.S. Manne Corp band conoert and tree lighting ceremony will heedllne a g,,.nd eventno of entertainment 1n beNll ofToys.-for-Tott AltO Included are the Mltc:heU Manonettes. Troop 655 Bell Ringers and the glr1 lc:outs But the criminal justice council measurements demonstrated a "groWin& problem.. of robbery throughout Orange County. in Costa Mesa. -------- It costs plenty to heat your home these days. So it pays to keep the heat in the rooms you live in . When heat escapes through die roof, that's for the birds. You're wasting dollars and precious energy, too. There's one way to save both. Insulation in attic will keep the heat\W · t-belongs. It's an easy job. You can even do it yourself. ) Mid the eosts? The sav- ings you'll make on lfeatirtg bills \Vi1J sOoD P,lY back your invest· ment. And Uncle Sam gjves you a taX Cttdit for insulating, roo. Do you have air condition- ing? All the more reason to insulate. You'll save year-round . Insulate. I - Southern California Edison 1•.1&11TltrS- .....-.: ... 1• ......... . ~ ........ ..,, ..... .... ..,, 4 R . CHfMhM Cllllle. lYt •. 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Pan na ~ dausbter ti Wllllam Myroo and nodlY anyone wbo mltb& bave • claim oa an Hk Of Paudena, founder ol superior OU. SIM •t· tttate. 81net lAonarduul IMDMd to r•••rd Id pliv1)1 liCboO& in laDta Barbara. &Del mar· hlmHlf u Mn. Park'• buabud. tbe matter poled rttd 0.?td a,ar Pull It ... Mu tbJ'M NrlOUI probltml for tht m.tltuU<m ·~ the 111n ot mama,. be d ed In llOI. Tbi1 bad no bona=tht •tate. c n. .cutor hired lauta Barbara attorney ----------=--Mn. Put bqu to tra and, aceordlo1 to MlchMl ~r to find out JI UM eouple wen UEENIE urt. me., a &>byaleal ... atioa t.acber from l•l•llY marrted. After two ,..,., be determined 0 aortlltrD Ua1y, Bruno Valentino 8Uvto that tn Colorado the)' bad lived ud been recanted Leoaa , tend r W• ln 1181.. u bUlbaod and wife. · ~ . BY J'D&UAaY Ml, •U. PAaJt be•an tal IU of mania e, 1.-onarchm:l aald ln an al· fldavll ff 1 d • _ m Uoaed that ln Colorado a l 1al commoD·law 1.ttan1a1e la pouible lf two peo- ple tJmplJ ltve tosetber. She aald it would "allow u1 to &et married wit.bout publicity -one of the thJoc• that hated more than anyWnt el.M ln th world," he told attorneys. They lived ln Aapeo and Glenwood Sprinp, Colo., from 1970 to ms, when they returned to Ila· ly. But on Dec. 4, 1973, Mn. Park flew back to the United Stat.el and never saw Leoaardu.Di a1ain. He HYI it would not be honorable to talk about what broke them up. Mn. Park died ln Tucson, Artz .• on June 24, 1977. She bad made no mention or LeonarduzsJ when she wrote her wlll in Switzerland ln 1967. even though they were together. A guide to community church•• •nd their event• •ppeare Saturdeya COONS'Y 'IWBN PVUVED TllE •AN wbo dJdn 't lmow ht bad a potentlal claim to S40 m.UUoo or even that hll beloved bad died. ' Tbe lDIUtuUou IOUPt to d11mlas any poten. tial clalm by Leooardusa:l. but Superior Judae John Westwtck rejeeted their motion. 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'-Talk to Frnka, tt ... bll beby ••• Hid lloniloo coyly, PoUJtin• to hla autatat coach. Frab Jmt looted blank. -V' wbo fUed • bandalf ud pat tbe bd on tbe cro-d, pant BUl!lfan t.W lDa OD top of ft. After &he Tl,en ud• ometu ·had .,_. tabd out of ~ aboel, Rletetloa, wbo b•d ......... on top al HQ•. picked up tM ball Uicl .. r•ced to the TD. .. •N ..alCKETION TOLD •& lat .. : • tb8t U be WU runnial· dOwD tbe field, be sat '° nenoa lWI &eo sat •• croeMd and be tbouOt be ... --to fall on b1I f aee," Frnka aald. ... : • LSU ~out a bowl al~ ~ .. ,,. tendlnC the ball WU dead becnM..-• tbe pla)'er'1 kDMI bad touebed tbe • 1round. FrnU and Mencia beJid flnn yean qo wttb Vaoder llt to bock Alabaiu out of tbl ROM Bowl." Q.ldciuUJ cm l1ldlo for NBC. lo tbl MeGDd Mqtamee of downs, boea:I poeaa. Tbe ball ... ~ All •pe>areal bandott, u.a u; pla)'en ud oftldals ~ it wide to the left. The aezt acene showed a Vandy 1uard. Greer Rlctetlcm. ambHn1 IO yard& all aJooe to a toucbG .. n. r•ND COACBBD ta.tab school chamlJlamldp teama at Gremvllle, Tea .• before~ llorr11oa at Van· d9rbUt. Beary blld 1ucceatul bead coacbln• tenurea at Talaa and Tulane, then went into tbe oil ud 1aa bultnela ID SllD Antonio, where be nm.a a ACCeaf'1I pid clinlc. to tbe ~that it WU a tumble and could be edvaneed. Later &hat seuon, Vanderbilt tried tbe nme play ap.inlt Alabama, wttb ' I Broyles WU atmc.t rtatrt. .but bb memory failed him on tbe eoct ct. wu. "We luld med tbe play at Green· ville -it belped us wln tbe state title ID 1933." Frnka explained. "Over 10me ltaff objet!Uoaa. Morrison cave me tbe srem llebt to pull it oo LSU. · · TaAJLJN '7·17 lo tbe fourtb quarter mid d:rtvins. tM Conhusken bad a Udrcl 40n ud i• yards to eo cm the Soaa9r lS, •per-ataly in need ol a~. 1bit caiter save tbe ball to quanerback Jeff Qu.lnn. wbo faked to ' n..mint back and then atuek the ball co tbe around beneath hia feet. Aa the fake play swept wide, riibt IT WAS THE •IDDLE of tbe sealOn in um wben Louisiana State, unbeaten, unUed and unacored-on, ln· vaded NHbville, Tenn., tor a headline pme againat Vanderbilt. also undefeated. L8t1 WAS STUNNED. Vanderbilt woo the game 7-6, a big uplet. Rice On tbl play, All·America center Carl IDnkle 1napped the ball to quuterback Duten Reinacbmidt, a Rose Bowl bid •t 1take, and blew it. tbe Tide winning S.-7. "W~ made tbe mi•tak• of ~ it right in front of the Alabama bench," Fruita re· called. "Coach Frank Tbomu aacl bi• playen were yelling, 'Fak•t Fake! Hidden ball!' lt'1 a play J'OIU • should try every 10 years." ll ll '! t' IJ I ! Olip oll tlle Old Bktelc I' SeatUe's Joe Norman, Peter Cronan and Mark Bell 11 celebrate after Larry Polowski falls on a blocked punt in 11 Monday's NFL game against the Jets. All punter Chuck 11 Ramsey can do is make sure Polowski stays put. See j; story, Page B·3. Uistirw, Griffin( Share AL Honor Double Rookie S111-prise NEW YORK <AP> -Jn. fielden John Ca.atioo of the Min· nesota Twins and Alfredo Griffin of the Toronto Blue Jays both expressed surprise after being named co-winners of tbe American League Rookie of tbe Year award. CasUno and Griffin received seven votes apiece from a 28- man committee of the Baseball Writen Association of America. Relief pitcher Mark Clear of the Angels, the only rookie named for the midseason All-Star Game, was third with five vot.es. RELIEF PITCHER Ron Davia of the New York Yankees. first baseman Pat Putnam of the Texas Rangers and pitcher Ross Baumgart.en of the Chicago White Sox received thnlo votes apiece. "I never e~ it," said Castlno, 25. a third bueman who became a starter lo mldseaon and flnl.sbed wttb a .285 battin& averqe and ~ runs batted ill. "I am bumbled." added Castino. "It will probably take a month for the importance of tb1s to set in." "I am extremely surprised," said Griffin, 21, a shortstop who batted .287 for the Blue Jays, set a team record witb 179 bita and also led the club witb 20 stolen bases. ''ALL TROSE OTHER GUYS did a good job," added Griffin. who is currently playing winter ball in bis native Dominican Republic. "I honestly tbougbt Ron Davis would win because of tbe publicity be eeta in New York.'' Griffin. a switch hitter. wu acquired by tbe Blue Jays from the Cleveland orgaruzatiOo at baseball'• lut winter meetiop. After a slow start be came on strong, bitting safely in 2-4 of tus last 27 games and w1nn1ng Player of tbe Montb honors for September ·'I was worried in my first month, but l lried to relax," said Griffin. who bit Juat .184 in April. "But I always bad con- fidence I could bit. I never felt any pressure and was just thankful that former manager Roy Hartafield played me every day." TRIS IS THE FIRST time since the award was matltutect in 1941 tbat two players bave shared AL Rookie honors. It happened ooce an the Nabooal League. when pitchers Pat Zachry and Butch Metzger shared the award lD ma. The tie i.s the secood lD BWAA honors this year. Willie Stargell of Pittsbureb and Keith Hernandez of St. Lows were co- winners of the National League·s M06t Valuable Player award. That tie came despite the fact tbat 10 players were named on each ballot and votes were totaled on a pot.DU bui.s. In the rookie baUding, two voters an l b leque city were reqwred to lck just one player each. e winner of the National a«iue Rookie of the Year award will be announced WedneeclQ. i: l' l MNF Matchup a Bust l NY Pets vs Z-hawks Has Hidden Message By DNIE CA.8TILLO Of_......, .......... At the expense of the New York Peta aod tbelr No Main Defense, tbe SeatUe Z·hawb proved an lnterestlnl point M.oo· day Di&bt-As IOOD as we find out I what It wu, we'll let you know. l MNF Review ratlnp are OD a acale of 1·10 (minus 10 to zero wbere New York ll eoneemecl>. 1 : 1 •a&e••p: a.o. Whoever sebedul~ Wa lemon abould have bl.I bead-or hi.a Cl'1llll ball-«t•mlned. For Hample, 1 tbe Hcond fe•ture-.Jerry I Dupu n. Richard Ni.xoo- 1 drew a 2.1 nthif. I ... , .. : 1.0. n~.uu..tlle-.r d.Mllc caM of a puma team Wttb no ra1bln1:-def enae •••lat a I ~·tam wttJ1 DO' pall de-- feaae. ~ mmt ban m. Mtt.t a Mc:Die•M'• UiYla card I ill Uae Mew Yon C!OIDIMMr. 1 Irr M 2 : 7..S. 0.. palDl for I --a 1'1 f1 wa. half• palDl for ..... .,.. .. two~ .......... dllfwlMpJ&1. The Sea Gals were already cov· ered up. Objedhtty: 2.5. If this wu a high school game, Howard would probably be wearing a Seattl~booster club jacket. Vlnal: 10.0. With special com· mendatiOD for tbe ABC camera man who gave us a closeup of what a true spiral really looks like. A•dlo: 1.0. Typical Coaell comment sums up this cate1ory: "Pick it up, Frank, I'll conclude lD a mome.at." Tohl:4'.5. And noro for U.. NghUghU. Bel& .,..,.._: Coeell, for this gem: "lt'a 8lmolt incredible at Ule prafeslklnal level to see a team 10 utterly defemeleu." Bel& aplaaatlaa: Gilford, for deacrlbln1 a 1rapbic tbat atiowed the Jets were 2ltb lo pau dlfeme, 28tb tn sacltl, and 28th lD tOtal dlfeme: "Tbu'• a lot of 2111. For the unlnformed. there're cm11 a ceama m t.ne NFL." t Wont Uae: Tie, between New York defensive front and Cosen for saying "That's hardly an in- telligent penalty." I have yet to see an intelligent penalty. Where I come from, they're all dumb ones. Bat eompariloa: Coaell, for puttlnai Richard Todd in the same category as New England's Ste . e Grogan. "Where is Matt Robinson." ... ••As soon as Matt Cavanaugh can stand, I would play him." Spedal tlaub: eoeen. for aJ. lowl.na at leut one expert opin· ion when be laid. OD several oc· culons: "Fran, you deacrtbe it. There's a point I want to make." Oops Departaea&: It may have been bla accent, but dld Frank Gilford really say "lndid be deed"? Wont &q: CoeeU, for ealtinl Jeta ruan1na back Scott Dlerk· inl .. Our Utile butterball." l'rwtagteB•9• Title Sugar Ray Leonard, who finally gets a shot at the welterweight boxing title, worb out on the speed bae Monday iD Lu Veeas. l«JO&rd meets Wilfredo Benitez Friday Dilbt at Caesan Palace. San Diego · Cashes In On Trade SAN DIEGO <AP> -The San Diego Padres made their second maJor announcement in two day• today when they an· nounced that they bad acquired veteran infielder Dave Cash from the Montreal Expos in ex· change for outfielder Danny Bngg.s and utility infielder Bill Almon. The Padres bad announced the signing or free agent pitcher John Curt.ls on Monday. The Ex· pos have confirmed that a trade for Cub has been made Cash, a tbree·time All-Star wtth the Philadelphia Phillies, had expressed a desire to be traded since losing bis second- bue Job to Rodney Scott last sprin1. Scott. a third·year pn>, is· five yean )"OWlger tban Cub. • Curtis. a 3l·year-old l~ bander. pla:yed out bl.a opliol wltb t.be San FtaDciaco Giana wt season. He wu 10·9 with a 4.17 ea.med nm average. Padrea' General Manager~ FonUiae said that tbe siping d Curtis combined with last week·s sagrune of 34-year-old right · baDdet-R.lck Wise. "lives us some leverage now when we co back into tbe trade market." CurtLs ailned a five.year con- tract 1">11.b nearly S2 mlltiao, a club spokesman said. Curtis can be used as either a starter or as a reliever. He said be prefers starting but "can be a quahty starter or a quality re- liever." ·'I am a reborn pitcher wbose career. by the grace of the Padres, bas been saved," said Curt.is, wbo has a career record of 67-72 and a 3.90 Wetime ERA "I was a s tranger to permanence until this blessed hour. "Signing with the Padre.s means oew We for me and it's mdeed u·oo.ic that I've found ~t in the same year I was pronounced dead ·· CIF Playoff Sites Chosen Sites have been finalized for Friday's second round of tbe Cl F football playoffs. Already aware they were oo the road, it bas been cooftrmed that Edison High will battle Servite at La Palma Park lo Anaheim and Marina will test St. Francis at Glendale High, both 8 o'clock games in Big Five Conference play. In tbe Central Conference. Sea View League champion Esten· eta meet. Eaperanu at VaieD· cla Hilb. while Costa Mesa is at San Clemente, both at 7:30. Only two games in the nine conferences are Saturday{ - Troy at El Modena In be Soutbem c.ooterence and Bv- roupaofBurbank and CabrWOat Lompoc Hilb In the North..tern Conference. .. : ~ .. WW New Yon f-bm Walt IDeta tll DOW OI' ............ 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Later, All told another newsman lb.It be planned to ao tolAbual. EarU. this mantb. All ottered to e•eballi• blmaelf for tile boe~>'.wli.icb aumMred eo u tbeUDM. ' · .. ... MeKl••ew S••..,• Marked l•pre,,emeac TORRANCE -Los Angelee Lakera Coach m Jack McKinney, who suffered head Injuries in a b"ycle spill Nov. 8, la atlll bospitallsed but bas sbOwn marked improvement from last week, Dr. Steve Lombardo said Monday. "He is alert and oriented and the fact that he bas made thla kind of improvement this quickly is very encouragtnc, · aaid Lombardo. The first-year Laker coach was moved from Little Com· pany of Mary Hospital in Torrance to Centinela Hospital in lqlewood Monday afternoon, a spokeswoman for LCMH aaid. At CentJ.oela, McKinney will tmdergo surgery on an elbow fracture also suffered in the bicycle accidenl · ' '()SC .,a ... t• to No. Z; •oa•a StHI No. I ' The Top Twenty teams m The Associated Press college football poll, with first-place votes in parent.besea: • l . Alabama (34) 10-0-0 11. Pittsburgh 9·1-0 · 2. So. Cal < 12) 10·0· 1 12. Purdue 9-2-0 3. Ohio St. ( 13) 11-0-0 13. X· Washington 9-2-0 4. Florida St. 11 ·0·0 14. Auburn 8-2-0 5. Oklahoma Cl> 10-1-0 15. Michigan 8 3-0 6. Texas 0 ·3) 9·1·0 16. Tulane 9-2-0 7. Nebraska 10-1-0 17. S. Carolina 8-3·0 8. Arkansas (1·3> 10·1·0 18 Clemson 8-3-0 9. Brig Yng (1 l 11·0·0 19 Penn St. 1 ·3-0 · 10. Houston 0 ·3) 9·1·0 20. Baylor 1-4·0 x --Inc:ludea forfeit by Arizona State. ~I StiU .&9• Bea•ett I• o .. -Television aportsca.s~ryu& Gambel said Ell Monday be is atandinfl by his report that Atlanta ell~ Falcons Coach Leeman BeimeU "ls reportedly on his way out," despite slrong official denials from the Falcons' front office. Gumbel said the report "is from a source that I consider pretty well placed.'' . . . Arir.ona Slate University 1s taking steps to correct alleged fLScal mis· m anagement in athletic ticket sales, a university ad· ministrator said Monday. Jack Penick, ASU vice president for business affairs, said an audit found "very slipshod management procedures and a lack of controls and cbecka and balances that should be corrected." . . . University of Wyoming President Edward Jemalap cited a drop _in fan sup- port, and therefore, income, as a reason for relievinl BW Lewis of duties as Cowboys' football coach. But Lewis himself put it more simply. "The decision was baaed on the fact that we didn't win enough football 1amea," Lewia said ... Rumors have been fiyinl that Bo Reta ls leavine · North Carolina State for I.SU's bead fototball coaching posi- tion, but Bo says lt isn't .so. "There's no truth to the rumor that I've been hired by I.SU," Rein said. Sllbs Spark Sl~er•' S•r,,e • Colllini Off the bench, 8&eft llb. and lleuJ BIW>1 combined for 46 pointa aa Philadelphia beat IDdiana. 113-112, for lts third atraiebt National BOketball Association win. Mix, playing b1a flrst game since dislocating a fineer lut week, scored 25· points while 1'Bdte1 Jobaaon of Indiana led all scorers with 30 . . . Walter DaYla of Phoenix, wbo averqed 21.S polDta per eame in leading the Sum to four stralaht wins lut week, wu named NBA player of the week .•. Denver alped former Knick.a forward Glen ~ and removed AaU..y a.1te11a from the active roster .•. The Athletics Coocresa of the AAU recommended the reinstatement to amateur 1tatua of tbose athletes who competed ln the now-defunct lotema· tJonal 'l'r'ack Association where atbletea were paid u pro- fesalonu. 'Ibe proposal will be IC!Dt to the International Am1teur Athletic Federation wblcb hu the power to make the move. . . The International 01,)'mpic Committee ap· prowed a formula for athletes from the two parts of China to compete in the Olympic Games, lllowlne athletes from Mlinland Cb1na to compete for the flrlt tJme since the post- war communist takeover . T~Re41e TV: Football -IU£hllahta of the Oklaboma-Nebruka · football pme, played Saturday, 7 p.m., Channel 52. llADIO: Buketball -Laken at Utah, 6:30 p.m., Kl.AC (5'10); Hockey-Wlnnlpea at Kinp, 8 p.m .. KUS (1150). •1m.i.~'y Joe Dllla.,SO cut a cake with a coterie of croalel and played a round of -Sanday OQ bia tsh blrtbd.ay. Tbe Yankee Clipper S5? It doen't aeem po11lble. Tb• whole wortd bu to feel older. .. OOll IS •Y main form of recreation and exercise these day a" aaid the San Frandaco fisberman'a IClll wbo crew up to be one of bueball'1 1reateat 1haisen and an American folk . bero preMrved in fable and song. "I with l could play 10U bet· ter Thil back trouble givea me fita . I bave to restrict myself to a three-quart.er swln&. I can't 1et below a 12-bandicap." DiMac wu in New York brief· ly last weekend. He s~nt a looe.ome Tbankalivtnc. his two granddaughters -Kathy, 11. and Paula. 15. the apples of lus eye -bavtng spent the holiday w1tb lhe1r maternal 1randmother. Then be flew orr to the Dunes ID Laa Vegas for bJS golf date. "l·IL\NAGE TO keep busy:· be aa1d. "I am always traveling, viaitlnc frlenct.. making ap- pearances for cauaes and tbing.s like that. I set Ured and 10 back to San Franciaco for four or five day1. Tben I get reatleu and am off again.'' It WU ln San FT&DcilCO that DiMa1. son or an Italian imrru- g rant. grew up with four brothers. two of whom -Vince and Dom bad successful ma· JOr league careers. and a slit.er Mane Marie presides over the rarru· ly homestead and handles all of Joe's mail and appomtments When home. Joe spends bJS idle hours with old chums at D1Mag g1o 's reaaurant on Fisberman·s Wharf h .. privaey sealoullJ, yet be lw opened up eomritl1t u a rwult of bla two TV eommerdala - oae nationally for a ccitteemuer <Mr. Co«ee> and tbe other ta tbe New Yon area for a aavtqa bank. He lhunl the Hollywood and Jet-1et crowds wbo oo~ fawned over him and restricts b1t drcle of frieDda t.o everyd11 people whom be met and .llked lloni the way, IUCb aa clol.bier Henry Blank and publleilt Ted Womer. He refuses TV talk 1bowa. "They don't want me to talk baseball, they want to brina up my put," says Dtlla1cto. who had two broken marriages with movie actreaaea -Dorothy Arnold and the late Marilyn Monroe. AT IS, DIMAGGIO is a handaomer man than in bis dugout days -6-1, 190 pounds. ram rod straight, silver grey hair franung his slrong Latin features He as too proud to dye his hair. He also ia too proud to don bil old New York Yankee pinatrlpea and play ln old ti men' games. wbich be attends to a lessening degree. · · 1 would swing like an old lady,·· he confesaed. "I don't want people to remember me that way .. RE WANTS PEOPLE to re· member blm as the man who succeeded Babe Ruth, batted 32S and bit 381 home runs an bis 13 -year career, won three MVP's and ~ a hiltinC streak of 56 games that may never be duplicated. Reminded or one of baseball's moat unattainable marks, the Yankee legend 1bra11 hi& shoulders QUIET A.ND INT1l0VERTED o.t1' ...... ,,_ as a player. the man they called LOUIS BREMOND RETURNS TO BOLSTER UCI HOPES. The Yankee Chpper sllll guards ·'There are a lot of records that compare with mine," be says modestly. "What about Lou Gehrig's 2,130 consecutive games" And Johnny Vander Meer's coo.secutive no-bitters'? They'll be tough to top ·· Top Form UCl's Tift • Ill But His BtMketball Team Has Long Way to Go By ERNIE CASTILLO Of .. DMIY l"li.t Sl.eff Tim Tift took a long look at the scoreboard and smiled. "Humm. 97 points." he beamed. "Not too shabby ror our first scrimmage. "Too bad it took two teams to do it." A lot or things have changed with UC Irvine's ba.sketball pro- 1ram but the bead coach's good humor is certainly not one of them. Tift, starting bl• 13th season at UCI, Is still what writers call good copy, u much a muter of quips and quotes as be Is of X. and Os. THIS YEAR, however, there's one major difference. A team that can trace ita roots to a com· le 1trip, the Anteaten are no looser a joke on the buketball noor. While 1880 may not be the Year of the 1.ot, it could be the year they aet bot. "We're solid in some areu, avera1e in others. &ifted ln a few," 1aya ntt, 1ummln& up a team loaded with uo · dercluamen. "We're a 1matt team, unselfish and bard· worklna. Not 1reat, not aweaome. Juat a very 1table 1roup. "l think eventually we'll be 1table offensively and de- fensively." The key word there la even· tually. '1be Anteaters open the aeaaon Friday Dilbt at home a1alnat Samford but bad their first 1crim.mage lut Wedne.· day. "WE'RE BEHIND schedule," Tift admits. "Normally, we would have bad our ftnt scrim~ mace 10 days earlier. l tboulht we'd be more ready but with the inJuries, we"d get ooe guy LD and three more wouJd go out. Ten days ago. I'm oot even sure we could have scnmmaged There were limes we bad only eight or nine guys on the court " The 1aam inJtines Tift womes about are to rreshmen Rick Doyle and Tony Welch. Doyle. a 6-9 forward out of Santa Rosa. had a cast removed TuHday and joined the team Saturday. Welch, a 6·3 guard from San Francisco. missed pre-season training but 1s making rapid re covery from surgery to remove a bone chip in his knee. They are two of the six newcomers that make up UCI 's second strai1ht recruiting bonanza, one that seemingly leaves tbe Anteaters a year away from having a legitimate title coot.ender. BUT AfTER a 7-19 fina.sh (3-11 In conference> last year. all Tlft Is worrylne about r1gbl now ls improving. "lt'1 gotne to be run to see this team on day 30 and day 60. · · he says. "It will be run to watch them develop . . . I hope ''We 're aoinl to be Improve but bow much remains to be seen. But you will be able to notice aome difference." A rundown on the Anteaters by position : Saddleback, GWC Return To Action Guard: The return or Lows Bremond. a unanimous cho1« for the PCAA All-Rookie team ID 1979, and the emergence of Rob- b 1 e Beal makes this UCJ ·s stron~est position. Bremond moved into a startJng role at point guard mad way through last season and s hows strong leadership qual1t1es . A playma.ker who LS 1mproVUlg as a shooter. Bremond averaged 4 2 pol.Dls and dealt out 84 usJSts last year. Beal. whose freshman year was marred by IDJunes. averaged 26 points 1n a summer collegiate league and looms as the other starter. Welch, JWUor collese transfer John Clark. freshman James Booker and senior letterman Mark: Sullivan all rtaure to see plenty or acboo. Forward: Steve Rodeen avera1ed six points a game as a sta rter last year and a 6·8 seruor. offers UCI both rebound· ang and leadership. Conyers. an 0Hens1ve specialist, averaged 5 4 points and as both taller and stronger now <6·8. 190). UC I pulled a coup when 1t recnJJted Don Barnes a first team All· Cl F 3 A player from North High o( Riverside. Junior letterman Quentin Brown will play both forv. ard and guard. as will BoolteT Doyle and Smith, who also figure prominently at the post position. could provide UCI a power lineup at times. c~attt: Doyle. a 6-9. 13&-pound freshman rrom Santa Ra.a. and Smith. a 6-9. 220-pound f~ahman from Fremont, give UCJ what 1t was lacking moat last year- front-line bulk. But as or right now the No. l man at the posi. lion 1s Lamont Jerrett <6·1'· 230>. a seldom-used junior tWb- year letterman who i$ the most improved player on the aquad. The Golden 50 Last Week's Big Plays Tbe Dally Pilot's Goldell 5' <Last week'• bil pl•)'• of st yarcb or more> 78-Mark Huntley. Marina (int t~rception return for touchdown l 63 Mark York, Fountain Valley <touchdown pass from Andy De Luca> 83-Melvln Jackson. Edison (pasa from Frank Seurer> 51-Kerwin Bell. Edison <touchdown nm) TMSeaao. I . "ewport Girls Face MD • Saddieback and Gold.a Weet coll•••· both with perfect 2-0 reeordl, will t.ry to maintain their perfect pace t.oDlabt (7:11>> as tbe Gaucbol entertain the Camp Pendleton Marines, while the RUltlen IMlllt Barato~. 97-Taylor <Marina); 93- Banner <San Clemente) and Gleed <Dana Hilla>; 86- Templeton <lrvlne>; 85- Roberll. (Irvine), Carlyle <Mater Del. D . Jackson ( Edl1on >; 84-Gleed <Dana H1lll) ; 80-G 1eed <Dana Hills>, Bell <Edlloa >, Huntley (llarlh>; n-Brtabt <Corona del Mar>. Olpin (Eltancia>. 7S -Plack& (Dana Hilla>, Huntley (Marina>; 72- BacblneMr <Oceaview >, Hobart <University>. 71 - Taylor <Marlna>. Plaeta (Dana Hllla): 70-Bell • tent tit.Die puncb. Coach Waas. Buchan'• Mater Del team, wl.DDer of the An1ehal Le11ue tW•. bu hid two three· •ame matcbet in th.Ne Ylc:torMe In the pta.yoll9. na. .c1me ll a bome aftalt for the Mon~ It a aoutral aite. Kater. Del'• Klm Tabet. tbe lea•ue MVP II the Ntter ad II joined by Aii·An••b11 Leque pbfer Tett DoaOh .. llODI .~ ~•'1.· Staabn and u.1· NIM• .._.. .. u ~ a1 platen ID \.be II D 1ttaclrJ COl110a del Kar. the two-UIDI def_., Champion UDdet MW bUd c:iNtb BUI Mlalll. II ,_ • bJ co-Sea View Leque player of the yev wtnnen Suite Crone and Marcie Wurts. Sue Corea, a teeond-team tel9ttion, la a1lo a bf flc:t.or lD the IUCCIU of the Se1 K1no tbll aeuon. Mira Oolta, wtaner of the Bay Lea1ue Utle, upHt HCOnd- IHded : t.uwia Beacb in the quan.tflula ln a tbrM·~ matcb. 'lbt Bay Leape team la b.o•ll~I tonl1bt'1 aam• on a neutral· QOUrt at RedoMo Hlib •bere the Ctl' ftDa1I ,rare!blld lWOJMnllO· Tbe CbalriDkloible ln U.. .,_A playoftl .nir, b9 ·"14 satuntu nl•bt at. Wutmtnster · ·HJah be&lAlalnl at I . Tb• OaDCbol wlll bave the 1d&ld edvaJdale of a a-came wln streak at home. Btll Mutu1an'1 crew won ba.ndily U.22·100) over Mt. San Jacinto ln lta ftnt bome 1am• tb1a year, and tben came rttbt back a cou- ple of days later to trip Fullertcn. Wf-81. The GauehOI are led ~ M center KeYlD ....... who lw •cored eo polntl ta two mm . The RU1tler1 of 0 C won tbelr ftl'lt same beatinf 'Illa· •loo ... 7 •• and tbeD UMM Cer· rltol, I0-79. Walt &v an1 bH bHa tb• Ruatl«'I' b1P acorer wttb za and 11 potma. awpedlvel1. (Ed.lion); --JUchardt (f'oun.. talD Vall•J>. Dula <Lacuna Be1ch); e&-'nompeon <Hunt~ in1ton Beacb): 14-Boyer CEdl1on>: U-lloHr <Ocean V•ew>. 11. Jackaon CEdlaon), York <Fountain Valley>: Brt~ <Corona del Mar). Bauer (Colta Maa>, ltfliH (EiC.a.D- ell>; t,aer (Corou del Mar>. Jet1y tSU cttmtoC.): MB.VIN JACUON 59-York <Fountain V11tey>; 58-Moeer (OC?e&l\ View>; a- Bell <E4laan> Taylor <Manna): 55-Jlmena (NfWpO.rt Harbor>. Martin (Huntlqton Be1cb); 54-Marwlck : 51-Runtley <Marina>, S2- Sta rkmaQ (Costa llHa>. Spencer <Mater O.I>. Bauer CCoita MHI), 11-BeU (ICdllCID), Bauer Ceo.ta M .. ), Bell <Edlltm>; ll)-Bauer <Colla .. ... -" FOR THE RECORD I FOOTBALL NP&. ......... ~? ............. MY...... t t r .. r ......... :l•t'4 ........... ... _ ... ..,,.. .. ... _~, .... Mm '"' .. .,,_~·-· i> ~ ..... .._.,., ... -•C'l!Alfn" ... .,.. bt'll ..... ,.,.111 t ,. . ......... ueian • •UIHIM -.._ YWll. Oittlllll~ ..,...., N1 Mal _...,.., 1Mftt9.tllrll ...,... .... IUKCIYINO -.... v--. a.ti-• .. ......................... s.... .... -...-MIL~ ·~ ~ ....... .. . ...._ ..... ~., ...... ~ ....... ~ ...... ..,0-AfMY ~ ... ,,., .. _.._,.,. 10..-1 '· ' ..... . PIH ........ 5lelle 10..-t 1 • 31 a m I .._ .... 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Ck' lenMm..,, retlreo NEW YORK RANGERS Sent Oouo Soelurt. 90•11t, 10 N•w H•v•n ot tne American Hoclley LH9ue lleulleo Sieve ll•ker. qoelle, trom New H•Vffl ST LOUIS BLUES Sent Floyd Ttlomson, left wl~ lo S.11 Lekf City 01 tne C•ntr•1 Hocuy L•"9U9 ORME•AL US OLYMPIC TEAM-N•med Oonelcl: ''Dee • Row. M\d Lerr-y Brown •ssist.,,t 1> .. 11et1>e11 coec""'- COLUOE HILLSDALE Fired Ron Lvncn. ,,..., I ootbell CA»<f\. N•med Oick Lowry llUd football coecll WILLIAM & MARY Fir..i Jim ROOI, held,_, to.Kii Area Prep Football Log SUNSET LEAGUE Ed.on (11-2) U Est.ic:le ., c .. .,.. 11 e1--.. '2 PlutX u Meter Del 11 ... ....., Her11or J7 HllM!ftlt°" 9Ncll JS .. OUl!talft Valley ,. • Wettmiftller ,. 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Zorn Is Getting Better, And So Are Seahawks SEATTLE 1AP1 It s as 1f Jim Zorn and the wcondar) behind an offensive I.me that didn't al· low him to be <>a<·ked once Seattle Seahawks <.'an l do anyth.mg wrong They're streaking right along with the best of them in the Nullonal Football League Wini ZORN SETTING two more dub passmg records in the first ever Monday night game in Seattle. the Seahawks crushed the New York Jet!.. 30· 7. for tht•1 r third straight victory and hflh triumph in sax weeks He completf•d 25 or 32 passes for 285 yards and three tOu('hdowns. 1ndudmg 14 straight comple- tions The 25 complellons and 14 straight comple lions were Seattle club records Becau.~e of tht• strength throughout of the Amen can fo'ootball Conference. the Seahawks. now , i 6, will have a hard lime making the playoffs in their fourth NFL St>ason 'Tm really conf1dC'nl now." said Zorn "I wouldn't say I'm in any kind of a groove but I reel like when the receiver makes h.as move, the ball is going to be there " They virtually have lo wan all three of their re· mammg regular sea:.on games .. He's a pretty erfecltve quarterback.·· said Jets' Coach Walt Michaels of Zorn. ••AU WE CAN 00 ts play hke we have a chance." s&1d Seahawks Coach Jack Patera. COMING OFF A CLUB record 384-yard pass· mg performance against New Orleans, Zorn once again was in command. picking apart the Jets' "I've got to give our line and ~ receivers credit.·· aaid 2'.orn. ..Our line reaUY bas been blockinl well and our receivers have been running g~at routes." CdM Girls Win Honors S u s i e C rone and Marcie Wurts of the c hamp1onsh1p Corona del Mar High gi rls volleyball team have been packed as Sea View League co-players of the year. Joining them on the first unit are Laurie Adams and Sue Nesbitt of Estancia, Kim Oden of Irvine and Karen YelhchofCosta Mesa. On the second unit are Swue Boggess <Irvine ). Sue Corea <Corona del Mar>. Elaine Jones and Leslte Speros < Uru vers1 ly >. 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Nit 11111une11 ta ..... .._. ...... •• 1, , l Econoiny'• Crocb Grow Wider _ =1:-t,=•" ol Coroea del Mar hu jo&Ded the ~ • i.e. u an ullltant account ex· ~~-Tbe Welu Group la ID lrvtne-b~~bllc relaUom and advertlainl aaency apecl in bQ.me fumishinp. buildin1 and lndustrtal accounts, • Fruk L Bryut of Caplstrano Beach bu been elee\ed a director of Penimula Resources Corp. and of TransTecbnoloa Corp. Tbe former ta an oil and .... aploratlOD ftrm in CorDus CbrtlU. Tex., and-.tbe latter la a Sherman Oab ael'Olpace and textile manufacturlnl firm. Bryant la executive manalin& d1nctor of the Los Aqeles lnveatment •udU. firm ol Bateman Eichler. Hill Richards, ln¢ •, • Cotona del Mar resident B . Mlclaael c.,,r•1r, CPA. bu been appo&nted vice pre- slcteptiftnaoce of Boward, Boward 6 Ilana.rd. ~ a Newport Beach roal estate investment ~ . . . • • Systems specialist Ma11le McDoaald of Nefiport Heights bu formed Jade Maaa1emeat. lac., a property management organisation specializi.ng in industrial and commerdal pro- perifJea. 'lbe firm ia headquartered in Newport Beach. Martel S. Shankman of Newport Beach bas formed Es.ecu-Pager Systems, a paging company s:iializing in rental and servicing of radio pocket p · ng equipment for commercial, induatrial, and in vidual users. aetl t tlal Coeeepb i.e.. of Santa Ana bu named .nm Well u an auoclate ol the cooaultant fl.rm. .,~. $50,000 to $500,000 INCOME PROPERTY SECONDS •nu ...... *" ...,,_._ ··-• c:.o.-n:lal .... w..u.1 ... •W..t&lrua II I ... • 111-tWv .._.... • •6~to3v • ........... Callfor.11 TD GOYbN•&NT 18)'1 .. :e.,.. ,.. .. Oew. ... -..oup to.., .. "° ballaU.. • llM-.. dalq at u amual rac. ol about II P9"111&. Tiie .,....... aJao 1Q11 Amatcaaa uftd ol t.IMlr laoom• tut ..... tbu bl ..,,. temw. wti1lt ~J:wu•"1 eiNW btlP ..... tbe blflaUma rate. I\ d1-:8lln ol a NC IHI.no, utd lack Cartlcla. ddtlf ~ ot tbe NatloDll Auoclltloa ol 8..itari. ADd ... ~ aQI that despite • t.1- Pl'ffiml tacNUe 1D after.tu corporate pl'CIOtl In th• tblrd quarter, leu cub ,wu avallabl• for c11n-. _. Q»amklD tban 4urlnc tbe aeeood quarter, wtMll a clOYmtura •• npofted. a,•,•• ll*lt much ol lboM proftta replac· lq ln"°*°'Y Uid WQl'D-OUt equtpment, which COit more now bleauae of iDfiaUon. MIOIAD. EVAN Of tbe Waab.lQton·bued Z.au Economlca aay1 tf tbe hacraUve oll lndustry la Mt. ulde, "lt'• clear proftta have been nmn1nl beb1Dd lnftatlon tb1a year" for other Industries. lat..t rate. are eo blab -nearly 11 percent to bana• belt customers -tbat many nrm1 will delay capital expend.ltuns. o.trcMt wllf be an ueeption, aaya auto in· dustry analyat Arvid Jouppl, because that induatry "must expand to atay tn bU.Stness'' and equip itself for lncreued small-car producUon. Buaineaa 1pend1ng la aeen as a key prop for lbe economy because it can make up for dJminiahed consumer spending, economists say. CONBtJMER SPENDING wu a m~r reason the nation's gross national product increased 3.5 percent in the tb1rd quarter after slipping 2.3 per- cent in the second quarter. But retail sales in October dropped 1.7 per- cent. led by decllnin1 auto purcbaaea. Many eeonomilta say that sllppa1e will worsen. Alan Greenspan, chairman of lbe Council of Economic Adviaera under Presid4'nt Ford, agrees cracks in the economy are widening, but adds: "The walla have not yet caved in ... Employment remaina relatively stable, be ool· ed, while factory orders ,Jor most long-lasting gooda -a key economic aifnal -are holding up. "WE•aE NOT YET at the precipice," be says, although "we're slipping, eroding." The precipice may be close. Commerce Department economist Theodore Torda says busi· nessea clearly are beginning to work off their backlog of durable goods orders. As that happens. industrial production, already sluggish, will begin to decline noticeably. he said. That ls when the unemployment rate -a key measure of recession -will riae rapidly. says Robert Gouah of Data Resources Inc. in Cam- brtdp, Mau. SEC Hits G&WWith Lawsuit WASH1NGTON <AP> The Securities and Exchange Commission ls accusing Gulf & Western Industries and two of lt.a executives of fraud and manipulation. Tbe SEC civil auit filed Monday saya the activtti• involved ten.a of mllllona of dollan over the put 11 yean. It uya the company "encaaed in Improper flnanclal r•rort - lng. . .false an ml•· ---------leadlnl dlacloeurer. and ---------. omitted to dlaclose Sell w trMe yow ekl m•t•rlal Information. 11111 •••t wlUi • new The ault uks a federal :!'=•=-Md ad 1" court here to Luue an in-642-5671 Junction against the ---------i111ant con1lomerale . AnnualRate &-Month Money Mart<et AcooUnt ($10,000 minimum) Effective November 22 thru 28 AnnuaJlzad yield auumea funds remain on depOSlt for 12 month at the eame annual rate Ratea are eubject to change at renewal. Federal ragulaUona require a aubetantlal Plf)alty for earty withdrawal and prohlbtt compounding of lnt&fMt on e.month Money Martcet Accounts. IPCOUNTS INSURED TO $40,000 BY A U.S. GOVERNMENT AGENCY. MUTUAL OOWntawn a.a Ana:e31 Nedi Main strMt/{7'M)&47·'741 earn dlt Mar: 2887 Eut Coat HlghWay/(71.C) e75-eo10 C! M 'ft .. ~C! ,..... Wlii: 17800 Maonofla 8Cl98ttm'>•·ae ~I-~ 9Ptf'la.L8a.m,•1p,m. --..-.-Col ·1w .... a. ...... 1&10Qun1nOd9 !tnfll/C1'M•·lll91 Oplnllt.:ta.m.•1 p.m. Keepltlfl a Pro..Ue John Wodele, owner of Wabasha, Minn .• Transfer, stacks old pallet.a behind his business. He promised Rosalyn Carter he would burn more wood to save energy. He ·u use the wood for winter heating. Islamic Oil Alliance Eyed WASHINGTON <AP> ·-By US. estimates, nearly half the world'• oU product.ion come. from nations that share the dominant relieion of lran - Islam. the faith of the prophet Mohammed U.S. analyatl do not expect other lslamJc na· Uons to embrace Iran's call for an anti-American crusade, but they fear the Iranian crisis may ex· acerbate Middle Eastern instabilities and even· tually jeopardize the U S. oU supply -and that of the real of the world Indeed, the dependence of the Uruted States oo foreign petroleum ls the main cause of Amencan vulnerability to Middle Eaatern turmoil Together, lalam1c oil-exporting nations proVlde more than one-quarter oC the United Slates' total petroleum supply. In July. the most recent month with Energy Department fi gures avallabfe. Iran alone provided 3.5 percent to 4 percent of U.S. 011 needs ImtabUlty ln Iran and elsewhere in the MlddJe Eut threaten& lbla supply On Friday, en route to hi1b-level meetings with officials of Saudi Arabia, Treuury Secretary William Miller said the Uruted States aught adopt mandatory fuel cooservaUon measures next year. ~bis would provide some pro- tection agaUlSt uncertain fuel suppUH. The cnsis in Iran. and subsequent turmoil in Pakistan and Saudi Arabla the western world's largest single supplier of foreign fuel -baa sent economic shivers through the west.em world. And on Thursday, Iran's revolutionary leader. Ayatollah Ruhollah Kbomeutl. w ued a call to other lslanuc leaders to JOU1 lu.s anti-American crusade that already bas reaulted in a bait of oil shipment.a from Iran to the United St.ates. lJ S experts say they do not es.pect other Islamic natJoru to JOlD Khomem.i'a call. Ov~r 1'h~ Count~r MASO Liltinqs J I COMPOSITE -lU • .. . " ~ ~ ... 44 '• ,,., .. '1 .. SI• • .. •• . .. ., " ·~ .. .. ... 141 .. ·~ .. .. "'° .. lot . '· I~ •". .. I • . zn, , . . """. ..... ~ ... . . .. ... . ,. '· I ... ... Business Pinc~ Charity Dollans 87 ll&TON--OWM "' IDOIMf~,..;:,~-:~~a ~ Phllutbroft.. • book pablllW ...... Ut.Aa ,.., Koeb detaOed cleatty Uld eceunQlJ bow UCJi& moi& .J panfet &re wttb tMi.r Cbarlty dollar. rt Kodl, wbq la directord eemmmdt.J llffaln for 8111ta, J I Caliblda PbaftD...ucal ft.rm, PW tbia atark pktare of corpo1 u Db11aathrooJ: -Altboia-1J tbe. fDternal ........ s.r.ice PlriDttl companlel to deduct up to Ove pel'ceot of pretllx earnln,. for eontrtbu- Uou, corponte 1h'in1 av•r•se-1 Hu.le &.lla&tr OH percent. Two aotl· bl• exc.,Uom; Cum· mim Enc1De of Colwn· Money Tree bul, Ind • and Dayton Hudlon of MtnoeapoUa -they tab the full five percent. -Of the 1.7 million corporaUona fllinl ID lDcome tax return m 1.970. ooJy 20 percent claimecf any charitable de· ducUona. · " Only alx percent 1ave more thlD $500. ' ' ! These Poc>my 1taU.tlca are to be kept to mind ~ readina ahoul the spectacular er ant made a coupk ~"' weeu qo by Robert W. Woodruff. tbe 80-year-old retii«f chairman of Lbe Coca-cola Company. Woodruff 1ne 1 Emory Unlvenity of Atlanta three million aharea of Coe~· Cola atock. · IT CON8TITUTED the l1r1eiit single donation In the history of American philanthropy. ftiJ vaJue cban1ea eytf?' day, of course, depending on what Coke's atock sells fOt''lfl. the New York Stoclt Exchan&e On the day the &ift wu an.' oounced, It wu worth about $100 million. That's equal to seven percent or all the charttab&e contributions made by all U S corporauons in 1977 The moral. tndlv1duab gave , companies don 't . Thia latest Woodruff ~1ft estabUabed Emory as the richest private uruversity an the South. ft already had two m1lhon sharf>h or Coea Colu stock Its endowment of S210 m1lhon now ranb 1t 11th nauonally. n ght behind Yale and Pnnceton EMORY IS A CHILD or the Coca-Cola Company It was started 10 1914 with land and funds donated by Asa Candler, the Atlanta druggist who was the onginal pro- moter of Coca Cola Candler's motivation was lo preserve the oldtime Methodist reU1i1on of tbe South . Triruty College Ln Nashville had been supported by the Methodlat Churc h But 1t paued 1.nto Northern hands an! ' <'hanged 115 name lo Vanderbdt after rece1vin1 $10 mllUcn from tbe Cornellus Vanderbilt famlly Candler created Emory to Laite Tnn1ty's place. Today, Emof) ·a Candler School or Theok>1y ts the larcm Metbodiat ~ml.nary In the Uruted States. 11 ... ... In 1919, a &yndicate headed by AUAnla banker Ernest Woodruff boupl the Coca-Cola Company for '2S million <one of the great buy1 of the century>. 11 .... "' D Yi • '- 1' ... ' -1 • Jt • t ... .... . . Stock Rise Continues As Rat,e Hike Halts ""' ..... 11\iit • 71..,. , .. ..,~ . NEW YORK (APJ -Wail Street's euphoria over an apparent end to the lnterat·rtte apjral ot the past four months pmbed atocb bJ&ber ap.m today. The Dow Jones Herap of 30 i.nduatrlal iaaues cloeed at 825.85 following a 11.-.point rise Monday. Advance. outnumbered declines by an 11 4 margin bit. the N~ York Stock Exchanae. ... Sf fH'la I 11 Tlw .. ... Spofllgltt ~ NEW YOl'IC ,,.,.,. W.., • p"' ono -... ( ....... -··--· ..... "' -Yen ~""~ E•-.. ·-• ~ :~-=~ NI~··· ... ';"G ~.'., .. lff•l•Ul'tl ' U1 100 ... • .. "' "9oo1Co Wt '°° 11"' , ..., " ~"''''-" "' \00 .,.... '• O.tel••n. I r#'ra~' ,tlc':,v°""''""' ,1_ Oow J..,.. ·~-• Opet> Hlgll I.ow C-OIQ • !Ml CIUJ 01" Ill n m ~-I tit JO Tr" 1ft 11 1U 41 1'1 11 '" '1 • 0 S.. 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If Y04J hit a cookie with a golf bal Y°' get a lot of little cookies." ~ DENNIS THE MENACE JUDGE PARKER Thia 1J tor JOU?'""" satety, t.o cut down on rowdJJ.am. and so that they can make yw buy tlW: lousy beer ooce you get inside ! ··----,, ,, FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE W,.,.CH IT, MICHl'\lil.- IF ~ MOIJI? neE I 1 'U. iJ\.IMP !fOU. so ll'\KE iHPrr ~MAii'~. ~ DRABBLE SA-4, ~fllO'I, lff''~ ~. WOOLO'IOU Lii<£ 10 6IJ i:> A M0"1l IAl\'fl( Mf; ~ DR . SMOCK by Gus ArriN by Harold Le Dou ,_ ~''16.~le ~Cf/ IF lOVU JU91 tQDON fOl A ..uTf.. l'U. CM.&. Hiii 10 ,._ P'WONi I HE SHOWS UP EVERY NIGHT FOR THAT CHEESE_,,.. 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THEF lf')()usandl of dollata 1n C..re1eriun 1 movie ·~ alOlen ~ t•nl&red 1n '"" Canneti Film 0 MOVIE fe&llvel where 811ty • rn1u. • • ··outer SP•c• tint Qlrllr181'1d Mon•k• Connec110n" (197•) Oocu· (Toven FOldlhvtll te pt11n. men1ary An eiemlf\OhOf'\ n1119 01 ""''°'eel of '""°' Of lneorlee ebOut UfO. •~m (l".onclullOnl 11nd "-•••rai.r•tnel U Qtl THAEF8 rntllllQ9n08 (2 tws > OOtl/PAHY D 9 HAPPY DAYS Jec.k '" offered a tob u TUBE TOPPERS PBC e 9 .00 -"Be1sarman. Thiel." 11' concludln1 epllode . Gretchen'• movl ii entered at 'Cannes while terrortat action• are plaMed. KABC D 10:00 -"Hart to Hart." A female ac!enlilt use• Jonathon and Jen· niter aa UDwilU.ol aubJecta to tat a new narc(Jtlc. RCET 8 12 :30 -Dlck Cavett. ln- tervlewa with column.lstt Irv Kupclnet and Mike Boyko and TV commentator Len O'Connor conclude two-part 1ertes on "The View from Chicaeo." .... .. 1-r~ TIMI OIDtlliM throw a w11C1 ~ .,.... tor t.Mk• .....,, • revo!U11on b<M6t1 OUl In ,. co..ntry Ind ,... i.-Obligllted to jOjir\ -··=TOHMT Wl>ii. -~ tor e ~·· ..... Jon-"'8n llnd Jantlrler betCfftl , .... unwllllnQ eubjlcts Of 1 lernele -11al lallWIQ • ,_ne<eoloe II> NIGHT GAU.ERV Wl!llper. Aro AmetlCll\ ~ .... l>MC4 and lr•nqu11tty 111 •n oto remote l!ngltlll '°""'"' ~ ~11:;0 Newt MN« ME LAUOH GM<>W * * ·~ "Ofurro e..1 f 19S4) Alan Ladd Mlf-Pevan followlno the C•"" War an tnd<ln f1Qhl1t ,, r~teo by the P•""'8nl 10 "9g<>lt , llf' ~IC" by nonv~I moan• "'''" .t lrtbe 01 •-· Olde tndlltl1 12 '"' t (D M•A•a•H M11I Call T.,, .. • Q) T'H£ 8EHNY HILL SHOW Benny aspire. to bf! • qi.HUI C.llanO* 11111&1 Wllh JOHN DARLING .,... .,., P'OC-.,... ..... don't-- 1tl11. 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C••••• I 1.:io1 £ow.to G Robtn· tlO'I ()ouolllS F11ttblnl<O n&trill"'I "'" dOCvmen•arr on , ,,. pllgnt of pred11ora "'Honn Atnerica Mid llWI effec I ol man ' 1.-00-of tnoeh of '""~on 1"8 nelu •ti .-Chon proc;aa HOO NEWS G MOVIE •• t "'' (.tj MtffO<.. 1111~8 t Wftf11~•d~9'• Da11t l9H' "'•"""! -AFTEIMDQH- '2:00 O • • · Siwr• BMon" (tes8) &<ier! l<ellh, Roell • J-1n ,,.. 1800•. • ceio lornla ct•lm 1umper• 1ttemp1e 10 ••e>and h11' t>Old•ngs by way of m<.ordfl•' o>nd lfltrort.m ( 1 hr 'jl). min> • ':00 1t OJ * • . ., ·Lovin MOiiy' I t97•1 Btylhe O•nner, Anlhc>ny p,.,ktr•I I *Cl mt.ii wi1111 Lhlt Ute 8nd IOve ol • l•..,·llP'ftled woman in 11\e lna P1nh1ndle (I hr JO"""} 3-30 D * * 't A CA>ld Nl<jtll 1 •• Oealll 1197 •1 Holl•• I Cutp fll w1111c;n • by Armstrong & B~uk . : . .,~------------------------------------------~A~wlld;:.;;:~._.::; .... :,:D"'G:.;::~Ct\llMe:.:;:::..:._ ... ~u: ... ::tan:t~ciief::~on:,.:•~~:,:u•:~:_:~..::::::~~~~~~~==~~~~==~==~~~~~~~~~~;;!~~~~~~~~~=-.J .. ------• sountCOAU ·----~---= AC10ltS l1WIO ~ ,(. •• I .......... ......,. .. I -~ the ,,.c:. Biraey Stalks Prey Lad JJJoaeats Liv Ullman holds final, desperate con- versation with departing Jover in "The Human Voice," dramatic monologue air- ing at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday on KOCE, Channel 50. Second of the two-part presen- tation ls one-act opera version of the same work. '"La Voix Humaine ... Radio Star Dies Without Fanfare tl••t, ••••H•leh. ~.p' f <f'~. I .... ,..,. ..... en. I O" un:iqw ga ' ~ TY Script 'Astonishing,' He Sa'\lfl I -::..~:::: I ~~!!!? · J" 1~--,.__ .. _ ........ :- "I think they're both obsessed and both dis-•----.-iliiiiiiJi;il-. BJ naaY BUCK LOS ANGELF.S lAP> -ump Kidn1'bt" tel.II of a 1m1eleu trqedy that provokes a relemleu aame ill whl.cb It becomes dlttlcult to diatlqulab tbe bunter from the prey. Davkt Blmey. who playa a man wboee wife and child were killed ln a m1ltaten no-lcnoc:k drq rald, ltalb a narcotics offtcer, played by Mllte ponnort, in the CBS movie alrl.Da t.oni&ht. <Cba.o· nel 2. 9p.m .) . •"TllE POLICE BIT THE HOUSE durln1 a blttbday party," said Birney. "My wife la filminl with a movte camera and abe instinctively turns u they .mer. 1bey think she baa a IUD and shoot ud kll1 her and my child." It might have ended there, but the officers, led by Connors, are furious when they learn they've entered the wrong house. They manhandle Birney, destroy any evidence llnklnl them to the klWnp, and beein a cover-up. ''When I read the script I was astoniabed," said Birney. "I tbouibt It wu implausible Then I beaan to do some research and <Wlcovered bow often law enforcement officer11 broke into the wrong house under the 'No·Knock Law.' ·'TRI: FAcr THAT THE 'No-Knock Law' ls now out doesn't mean it won't return. There are periodic swtnss between na1d law enforcement and the rt&bta of clUzena." Connon la the chief anta1onist and articulates the cue for the effectivenesa of the no-knock prac· tlce. Birney represents a man who has bad every· thing taken from him in a moat irrational way and react.a accordinely. cover somethlog about them.ael.-," a.id Blrney. "ln the final conlrontatJon. wtien my character has a chance to avenge bimaeU after livlna wtth th1.a terrible losa, 1 think he learM aomethlni about blmlelf." Bl'RNEY ALSO WILL BE seen m the movie "Ohms." tentatively aet to rur on CBS 111 January. Ralph Waite la the co-star. "That'• a very sweet film." he said "It's hke an old Frank Ca~ra hlm. It's about • power hne being run through farm country in Otuo, and we decide to resist. I play a one·leg1ed Vietnam veteran, a school teacher and a radical Ralph is a conservative. It's very tnteresllni to bnng those two together." He also acted this year in a French film made in Canada, "See You Monday · BE IS MARRIED TO MEREDITH Buter Birney, whom he met when they dad "Bridaet Lov es Bernie'· seven years ago. She's a re1ular on .. Famaly," which returns to ABC arter the fi rst of the year. Birney said they generally avoid acting together, but did go to Cleveland for the Great Lakes Shakespeare Festival. They put on what their daughter. Kate, calla the "Mom and Dad Show.'' lnsuror Suing N etUXJrk, Others ' ARNOLD. Md. <AP> -An insurance a1ent. al- legln1 that he was Weaally taped with. a hidden camera, bu filed a $4.2 million ault aaainat the American Broadcaatin1 Companies Joe. and othen. Geor1e R . Benford, Maryland manqer ror the " American Family Lite Allu.rance Company of ~~~~~~~~ Columbus, Ga .. aeeu '200.000 to compensatory dama1es and '4 mlWon in punitlve damaaea ln Baltlmore County Circuit Court. Loula Anmtroq la the eubject of a KOCE· TV portrait tracln& the early daya in New Orleans tbrouP the Newport Jau FeaUval in 1970. "Satclimo'' aln at 9:30 p.m., Dec. 8, OD 50. .. He alleles that ABC. two staff members of the Houae ol Representatives Select Committee on A&· ins and two women coa.plr•d to violate M8111aDd'a ei.ctroDlc aurveWance law by tapln1 a mMttn1 at dlcb be clelcrtbed cance:r-eare in· auraoce to the women. P&tU Mat.Ion, • vice ..-ldlat for A.BC tD public rel~tioaa. declined comment became tbe cate ••tnvolVM a corporate lepl Pol'Uaa." . -.. More than you·11 hear anyw~re el~ona top news event of the day. MacNelllLehrer Report I ocel prrscnllllOn rn.ed• P"'"l>lc. on pan. bv a 1rari1 h om American Horne Monga~ J1JOPM NEWSCHECK Or•nge County. llOAOCAUH..CXOINMlll TV N f\'w.ft"fC. \rt(l.(~I~ ..... .ocal .,,_.1110111Mdt pc1Mlblc by I 1ran1 rrolft Jolln lltnaldo Flnenclal Corpontlon. M evl"al Mesa's 'Sky' Well !iit •·•·•···· , .. .. ........,".~ ........... .. .~,...:.~~~·---~::-~ ...... .,.... ~-~C-.--Cl~k~,,.." ="~-:&..~ ····•~a......,_.,. ;;"&"'.. .. •• -. c.\a .......... U..J""41"-"'9 CMY ••••••••••••••••••••••••.••..•••••.•.•••• c:Ma~ ••••••••••• •••••••·• •• •••••·•••• •,,,,,, ... IC. T.c:MMt .................................... ~._ ,,,,., .••..• , •• ,,,,,, ................ WT..-..... -.ic• •••.•••••.••••••••••.•••••••.••..•............ ~ ... ~ ···················································· ~ 0.. --................................................. ~ .. ic.wr ,, • ...,...,.. ................................................ o..w "-"' ... LlililM ............................................ 0-0.. ~ • N .......... """;"""" ..................... ......_w""'9 It b11 Mldom bten done more enJoJably than the upclated, r8P1d·Pffed •enlon CID dbplQ at the Calta .... Civic Playbouae. ---·• -IN IDS DlllEcrGIUAL debut, stan Wlaaick •-OCUY~ baa iiven the plQ a complete overhaul (or nearly ,.., ) complete; tbe retention of a mention of ~'#?' I :::'u.-... ~~~~·.:. .=::.:.::: .::.. u:.::~-:: ~-=~~ . ly 1n bit delllnlna of the plmb Bolton bote1 autte, .,.....-.,.,.-• ..,,_,..,, whleb, for once, Joob u itildelcrtbed. ':E:~F~or~~§~§' ... ~"...,~"~Cll~Ei§•§•§""~·~Holinl~~7~1~"~===:. Wlulclt'a cut ii well cboeeo, wttb two rolea in .; particular liven aupertor treatment and the others blebly effective. The pbonineea and veneer of the . . . "'9 ... .-. ........ QUMleOlltllNIA ..., , ............ 11.,... "'9..., .......... __.. OUAOeOPHINIA (II) , ... ,." ......... , .... IMMM9ll ION e UM a.uan JHI LIGACT Ill> , ... wee. .......... , .. , .. fflH THAT IAVID ""lautlGHet» "'*" MIATIAU.l INI Al NaNO • Mell .,._ • .... POan. AND IUSJICI .ol AU 1111 MUI MIDMOHf IXNUI"' profe11lonal theater world was beautifully Htirtzed by Hart, and Wlulct'a troupe bita the mark CID virtually every count. Toppina the U1t are Patti Tambellln.l, the playhouse's founder and resident director, who sinks her comedic teeth deep Into the role of the quinteaaenUal 1ta1e mother, and Geor1e Bacon, a new face on the local hoarda who ta absolutely perfect u the miaty-eyed ~r. These veteran performers endow the show with a fine sense of authenticity K. T. CAHILL, WHO stole ber tut show at the playhouse lo a cameo role. beauWully interprets the reignllig Broadway queen with a fiourtah and highborn air that underscore her character's superficiality. Equally strona is Chuck Perceval as the blunt and badgering producer, the pro- verbial beer can at the champagne reception. The producer's flashy, ice skater wife is nicely portrayed by Lana La Vigne, while Ted Knorr strikes more sparkJS than bis elder playwright character usually deploys. Greg Garlich is believable as the idealistic young author thrown to the White Way wolves, though be could toughen up a bit in bis final acene. Minor roles are well handled by Donna Dean Dayton as the actress' non·sbowblz biographer, David Thorpe as Miss Cabill's stockbroker husband and Matthew LaVigne u the starstruck Shriner from the Midwest who helps set matters right. WITH ONLY A FEW oversights, Wlasick bas transported thia 19'8 vehicle into the 1970s An THEATRES AllAIUM ADffMTUll ... ., ... , .. 10.00 ~comedy to cheer about. It's jW!lt excellent." -Gori.~ ,._llCTV~i..1 1¥.1~.:.~ l~J 1:t•t1$1·S1J#tCI ua nn• tltlDIAI Westmmsltr 893·1305 1MA 'UZI Bre~ 529 5339 UWUIOI' MllllO. flLIO MAU ClltUIA Mrssroo Vre,o 495·6220 IUIU rua INllfHll &~ P•tk 821·4070 ClllDOllE Or•nge 63-4-2553 mwun·..,., ~· Htwport Beach 644-0760 . ._.. ..................... C•ll 142-H71. Put • , .. words to work for Intermission Tom Titus "CooUue wttb • bead cold" beeomea ''Tbe Tonlfht Show wtlbout Canon." AIDOftl Ute minor nawa are the bla:nt.1n1 of Mvtral Juley mt llDel 1n wbat norm.ally ll tlM play'• MeCIDd act u MYeral characters charae out with bumen Orin•. TbU apparently la the reault ol enforced ",.C.-:T dlrec· Uvea · ''u,bt Up the Sky'' la one ot tbe bftOter tpota ot the year on the communlty theater dreult. rt conilnues for two more weekends. Fridays and Saturdaya at 1 :30, 1n the Community Center auditorium in tbe Oran1e County Falrsrounct.a in Costa Kesa. Lawyer Fulfil& Life-long Dream BALTIMOllE <AP> -Marylanders att.end.io1 the opera ''Fidelio" at the Kennedy Center in W ashlneton miabt find that the second aoldler from the rtlbt loolu a bit familiar . He's Barnet Skolnik, the federal attorney who won racketeertn1 convictions qaloat former Gov. Marvin Mandel and five co-defendant.a. F&IEND8 SAY 818 APPEA&ANCE u the black coated and booted soldier in "Fidelio" ls fulfilling a lone·Ume dream of performio1 on at.ue with a flrst-clus opera company. ' But the 38-year-0ld Skolnik doesn't like to dis· cuss bis opera career. "TRIS 18 llY PRIVATE LIFE .. " be says. ''I'm not doin& lt u part of my public person." Hla friends Sly be bad wanted to appear in an opera smce b..ia student days when be sane in several stage performances. Dimnond, Olivier In 'Jazz Singer' HOLLYWOOD c AP> -Neil Diamond and Laurence Olivier will star in a remake or "The Jazz stnger," the first lallcing pacture lo 1929. Lord Olivier will play Diamond's father, a cantor with stroog personal and religious reasons for wanting b..ia aon to follow in his footsteps. Al Jolson starred in the ongmaJ movie, which wu remade in 1953 wilb Danny Thomas. -mu -...-n111--. 0.,.. G74* ......... t.»-44tl -----1979 Lim .... _. c.. ... .,.. •• , -~ ..__ .. ..., -1\AZA ------YHm or .. ..,-. MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY "APOCALYPSE NOW" <R> "AND JUSTICE FOR ALL" CR> "FIDDLER ON THE ROOF" (PG) "10" (R) "STARTING OVER" CR) ............ --·-·· ··-i llol(,( .. l()U\ ll4AAU~ TIME FTER "'"TIME ~ 'MORE .u..RICAN QflAffm- •~"°" ...... M• c.-~· ~vA°NK5 ._...__....,.rJ:Si --····"··-,...... ... ·--· , ........ - f l 0 J. . • . c • • I ~eatu. -- - ---- / . ., --· --- ~. NOT 80 llDOIC tmape, now Pl'"all. ...... p1aw and eleetrcmle deteetlon equipmlat belp track dowa tbe world'• wie-t Bvtaa crutww for today'• wbalin1 lhl ... ODCll "eJ7 u minut.el, • treat •bale la ~~'i~·Upped barpoona It'• a llow death. One mother Blue Whale (an almolt n.Unct 1pecles> towed a 400-ton ship for five boun before abe was rendered weak enoup to be hauled along aide the vessel. Nine barpoom, eacb welabinl 200 poundl, were loqed ln the whale. GREENPEACE P.qutpment on board commercial wballns lhl .. allow ill crewmen to atrtp, chop, botl and freeze a wbaJe ln about one hour. The soal: or- 1anic material for production of cosmetlca, mat1artne, tranamlulon oil. glue, l()ap, pet food and crayona. '"TllEllE'8 NOTHING the whale baa to of- fer, except Its beauty, that can't be reproduced 1yntb«ically," UUgard stresses. Making facts such as this known to the public la a prime function of the 20 volunteers who provide the Greenpeace Eco-Navy Support Team '1 local effort from its small office at 315 3rd St. ln Huntington Beach. based in Sao Francisco -the other two have home porU in London and on the Eut Coast. uuaard says his group "would like to put a boat m the water from Southern California." in population san~e the U S ban and can be Sf'en heading south In a few week.s. are only part or the local chapter's concern. The Umted States 1s one of JO member oa t1ons that supported a worldwtde ban hast year, but came up short of a ma1onty before the IWC. No one is predicUng how the moratonum push will fare al the next IWC world meeUng. The office opened in June, work.log on the worldwide Greenpeace creed of "non-violent confrontation of whalers and whaling ships," continued marine research and protection of the ocean from energy and oil pollution. Because Greenpeace efforts 1ince 1970 have led to an American ban on commercial whaling and an extension of territonal ngbts to 800 miles off the West Coast, a new ship most likely would oot be involved in whaling shtp confronta- tions. GREENPEACE MEMBERS ARE worned about a worldwide whale population (e11ht species) that once numbered 4 4 million and 1s now estimated at JUSt a few hundred thousand PIRATE WHALING by non members of the IWC is another ma1or concern of Greenpeace The moet notonow; of the pirate shlpa is the Sierra. a 683 too ship owned by a corporation 1n L1cheostem and flytng under a Cypnot flag. Director Michael Carrington's volunteer staff works clole11 with Greenpeace chapters 10 San Die&<> and San Francisco. A new ship. which would cost $2,500 a day to maintain after purchase, would be used primarily for first-band whale viewing and re- search. Fifteen nations kill approJUmately 24,000 whales annually. with Rw.~ua and Japan ac· counting for about 80 percent of the deaths. The captain 1s Norwegian. and whale pro- ducts end up in Japan The manufactured goods appear tn conuuners beartng "Made In Spain" The Huntiqtoo team is ln the procesa of raising funds as well as consciousnesR throuab the sale of Greenpeace materials, dis- plays a the Huntington Beach Central Library and free film lectures available to civic or- gan.izatiom. Utigard notes that the Irvine·bued Orange County Chapter of the American Cetacean Society laat year took more than 11.000 county resldenll on California eray whale wat.cbins ex· pedltioos. Worldwide kill quotas have been cut to JUSt one fifth of what they were 15 years aRO. but Greenpeace members are among those pushing for a complete ban on all commercial whaltng labels ~ ··1t's very difficult to police pirate whal- 10g." coocedea UUgard, a 45-year-old Cost.a Mesa resident. ONE OF TIDlEE Greenpeace vessels t1 But the gray whales, which have increased Thia attempt, beavtly oppo&ed by Japaner.e whalers, will come to a head next year 10 Lon· don at a meeting of the International Whalm& Commission <IWC>. "At the present pace. whales have three to five years left." be ad<h. Follow a step-by-.step plan to help you lose that feeling of loss over your tanner lover. Dote to Fall Out of Love Tune out old tapes, says behavior therapist Dr. Debora Phillips hold fast to the memory of love aa If it were the real thlna. Love la so precioua that we fear to Jet 10, afraid of the areat void that comes ln the aftermath. the Jon.el.lneea, tbe fee"naa of rejecUoa and the anl\lilh. P.ople who come to Dl7 olllce for help are tn love and 1n pain. I'm a behavior therapist and what I do ll help atop the palD 10 you can escape from a non· pl'04ucttve dreamworld of unreturned IOve. 8o you can love •lliD and be lot' ed. The ftnt. mOlt tmportant thlq you abould do ll uk younell ll 10U want to •,!!P ~~tb~q_)'OCl..ez. ~ _......__ ~---~ ~ Being in love when it's not returned can lead to depression, obsessive thoughts, sexual dysfunc- .tiat, Inability to work, dif- ffcufttt in making friends andsQH-destrUctlveness. ... to yo~lf that you have to ltop think- ing about the penoo you love. You may even have told yourself that bundreda of Umea. lldoean't work, doe9 lt1 It'• also in1tatiq to bave friends tell you to atop thloktn1 about that penoa. The mlnd seems aimo.t too CIODtrar)' to do what lt '1 told. u U it bad a m1Dd of lta own. You can starve a thoupt. Allowlnl a tboupt to come back Ume and apln la to feed it, reinforce it, mm lt grow 1tron1er and, lD some cuea, more pain- ful. So, make a lilt -a I.lit of the belt, m01t PGlltlve ICIDll and pleuuna YQU can thlnk of that do not bnolft that person. Your lilt la -~ ~ own. No one elle need ever ... It. Tbe act of wrltlnl lt all down belpt JOQ·to become Involved with ploalu.... wttllout betna lo· volved with your former love. ONCE YOO llAVS JO:Ur Ult. pmpme. ly briq OD a tbouiht ol the petlOD YOll want to fall out" ol loYe wttb. 'l1MI ftnt mlcroeecond that tbioqbt -.en ~ mind, yell ''STOP" ue u )'OU can. <f>m't allow the to de· velop. Don't alloW the OI that penon to ao on b9Jcmd tbe Ant Om· mer of that tbOUl!rt.) Tben, lD the Md lnl~ llrtii&OID CIDe of the belt tbCJqhta from your Ill&. And wbt \W JOU bappe 1poatU10U11J to think ol tblt: ,.,..., ltOf tMt tbOYMbt by yelllDI ••srop" 10 that ~ tboq.bt <lie UNI.Oft, PapCJ) • 1 Marry YourseH, Say TherapisU By JUD1111 OLSON .,_......, .......... It· s often been said trual "oppo~u tes attract." bu\ Charles Leviton and h1s wife Stepbarue Rill believe that peo- ple •hould "marry themselves .. Leviton. a marnage and family counselor. author and lecturer, ex· plained tbat some people often go mto marriage with unfin~hed business with their parents. OTHERS "ARE LOOKING for the mlssine element tn themselve" " Only when a pe~n has est.abl.isht'd h11 personal 1denuty and matured 1s a strong mantal relallonsh1p J)Ohl;t· ble. LeVlton said. "People who are lnteerated tend to 'marry them1elves,' or a per~n much like th~mselves. That tS pre· c11ely what is munt by the st.ate· ment that the llberated or actuabzed person wdl not. and cannot. be happy with lesa than b1msell ... LEVrJ'ON AND HIS wife. also a therapist, have combtn<."<1 much of their research and their own personal experiences into a new book. "A Fresh Start for a New Age Relationstup " Leviton. twice divorced. and his wife, who was single unW five years aso. realized that they had to learn to blend their md1vldual bves into a relationship without curta1llns freedom for either one of them. They knew that the cha.LJenaea to- day for keeping a marnaae together are even &real.er than ever before but that the rewards could be even more 1raUlytn1. AND 80 THEY combined their knowledge and personal expenence to dtsrover what beme a "new age couple" i.s all about. One of their mam tenents ts that a person must have bis own life in or- der before he can conlnbut.e to a strong relatJonship "The problem between us ls the problem tn me" is bow Dr. Leviton explalDS 1l · Marnage 1s the struggle to be me with you" In tht' book, the couple looks at rhtldhood. the role of tht' parent. con· -.tru<.•t1vt> and df''ltruct1ve uses of un~er. gwdt>d imagery as a tool for change and the "new language of love · THEY ALSO UST 13 "new age quahlies" which they feel a mature, bappy couple w1U have. These mclude a lack of defensive· ness wtuch allows couples to perceive circumstances as they really are: strong reellngs or self-love and accep· lance. an openness to the totality ol human experience and the state of being problem-centered rather than ego centered A~o. the recognition that physical and psychological space 1s needed for both husband and wife; a capacity and deep need for lntimacy at many levels and a highly tuned sense of priorities. And. a positive, creative energy flow and finally. a warmly com- passionate sense of humor. LEVITON SAID THEIR book la probably the only one which bu a "how-to" &e(tion for 1uided imagery. Marriage and Family Counselor Charles Leviton and his wife Stephanie Hiii, a therapist c r deelded, wttbo t tellloa her co &M famaua "Once ID Love .. ...., ......... ., .............. :.cHAAITY LEAGUE DEBUTANTES BARBARA ~ FJIOVA, LEFT, ANO GENA HADDOX 'I Judith Olton With AllJ7."' W1aS tin. w bid .._ dru ... of for a ... u It ~ a &ear &o Mrt. le.baw'1 •Y• *••·Ullin Ari IOCI of ,.opa.p Wbo Jove r ~J ....... Am7. • W••·=::m..-ta ... .... ~ ., ............ . La.;. ~~~r~ l.~a.r.l.:.': N Nalr ... lleftaT .. WUl ... tlllll ....... .......... , •• ,. aM •n. , ........... ck ~~-=. .......... r ... •n:'... ........ .. Nlilllr Aln..., ............... Caftl Ula CWll~. r. _. • 11•1•11 C1I 1Wllib, ..... ~ ~~,~~ 11111 °"'* ..... cam. Mr. ... .... Dt••MM Olrd. G,...,, AlluW.--Mcn ,,.. 11111 Al)et Dablllf.1 •r. a-8 Jin. D 'd 1 .... DallMY. w.-. ,_. i Min U.a ..,. .... DMrbi1, Dr. a .. •n, ...... ....., ....... Dtftl SMn.r.lll .... ~Au ........... l(r .... •n. GtraM ···'l:,~=~~~·.ea. •r. ud •n. Carl ..... ProYI, G9rdaa Alu Collea; r.a::.::.,~~ .... ~= = = LJU llacldos Mr. ud Mn. 0... ltmen Bid· dos, "'1.llJ> Davll Lowuee; .._ Ka&ltert• ha Ball, Mr. ud 11.n. Dauld Lewta ean. 8&epbea4Ja .......... And, HIM AIA7 LJD lllubaw, Mr. altd Mn. Eniest TlleodOre lllubw ,r., WM War· ,.. Ball; llJu Ancel• Dtue Ku,,, Mr. ud llr1. '••et Rocbea&er Kaapp, llllartt AUH Sllaater; Mia• Stefaale Kral, Mr. ucl llln. Dotlald Kral, 'effrey Doder: Mia• Caroli.De El .... e Krapp, Mr. aad Md: l.JoDel Vlaceat MayelJ. GUM Alllaoa. More were MIN Smu ~ Manya, Mr. ud Mn. Howard Wrtp& •uva. a.ben Beary DuJel W; Mia De ... Jeu Palmqala&, Mr. aad Mra. Doaald Bane1 Palmq•l•l. Jladtew FOl'l'Mt Wiiey; MlM E1.Jaa Dell Paaley, .. , ........ aae.an1 ..... ...., ....... ftlll• ....... j:= CJ1llMa hwtae ~ r. UllllrL Mw.,.Prlee. •~ 1&..a.,G•111111 lluda w .... e..... •n. U1 ..a.r le••re, •r. l••n rrucll •• .,.. ....... DtwtJ. ~ Aef'Oll Utt ••1. the 11111'11ott Hotel wu but)' wtUa Ult Ne~rt Beach AucUoa Which 11w mort Us • million worth ol ftDt auto. put btof~. Wt •'°"*9 by t.o meet 10me of tM eollec· fl IOml ol UMt Dft»ducen ol the .., Um.it· "'p autoa •laicl,,... for .... _ and to I At U. optnln1 cocldail reeepUoa P'rtda1 event I ." ~a tute ol what wu to ~ trorn .. -, auction Praldmt. &Dd M O'Oart. p1 td.nt of O'Oara Coae• Co. bl IMY1rl1 IDJ , two pnnets-ia. lln. 0' ara Wll the,.., too. and u.id tbat alnc• her hUlbaltd 11 lnvolved lD can lbe never know• at 'll brfn1 home foe ber. "I JU1t drive whatever'• iD tbe driveway lD die ...... •be llld. Mn · ·-o·oau la a 1uccea11ful bual· a.., ........... NEWPORT BEACH AUCTION PRESIDENT RICK COE ~O CHAIRMAN ED O'GARA &*1 1MUe of Nelman·JI~ ud ber bmbUd Bal celebrated tbell" 29th weddlnf~an. nl .. rsary lat week. We Wlabed tbem. ba~ at. Pub.Ion l•lmd'1 boUdaJ fublaa abow Wblcb Kitty bel.l*I produce. Tbe 'happy couple were ctven a pint and white cab ln celebration of tbe flVell:t. Dr .... •n. ••utee M. IUee haw been ent.ertalniDg special 1uesta from France. tMir friends C.Ut Aadre de Moatale•Mri aod Cea& 1'ilelTJ de •aatalp. both cbarm1q and btadlome )'OUDI men. The Rices met them oo a "\rtp to FnDce several years 110 and finally taJbd tbe two Imo eomlna to the U. S. to visit them . To Introduce them to Newport Beacb We • the Rices bolted • coclrtatJ party at Blc CaQ1Gll Coun\rY Club ln boaor ol the Freocbmea Amons tboae 1toppio1 by were PIJar Wa1•. •n. narmoed Cbde, Dr ......... Boue, ,,.dee ud Mrs. Rolae1' o•c--, T*7 ud II.any Ase., Bryu Bu •de• and ••· ull Mn ... BaneU. Count de Mootaagu 11Jd be likes the U. S. ao much be mJcht cooaader 1uy1n1. Alpha Omicron Pt at the Uolventty of Southern Caltfornaa hH pled1ed Slaeela CllHdhry, Jillie AH 0.&oM. Jalle •ute ••rt.I.al and Giaa Smidt. Warding Off Warts ( Horoscope ) S d. . I. . tan ing 1D,1ne IS DEAR ANN LANDERS: Please answer um letter before J lose my mind. The problem may 1ound trivial, but it's frightening and ter· ribly annoying. I have warts. Not on- ly on toes but now also on my hands and possibly other places I haven't noticed yet WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Z8 87 SYDNEY OllA&a American Way of Life I started with one wart on my big toe and ended up with 60 between my bi& toe and aecood toe, and they are spreading. My doctorl aald warts are caused by a virus and not to worry. I had all my warts burned and cut off, but I just noticed two tiny warts starting to grow on my fingers WHEN WILL THIS END? I have a friend who also started with one wart and ended up with 40. }le bad bia burned off. I am 18 and my ·friend la 19 When I asked him \\'bat bia doctor said caused warts, be replied, "A lack of vitamlna or a lack of aex "la th1.s true? -PANICKY DEAll PAN: I asked Fred Lntt. a Clllcaso derm•tololilt. t.o respoed to yoar qaeltlou, ud tlall la what be aald: .. Warts are caaaed by • 1pec1Qe •Ina wlalcla cauea ollly wana. Sea ud diet laave nodabl1 to do wit.la tL To set wana 1oa mu& be espoMd &o tbe vbu ud be ameepti· ble. •1111 people wlto are cma&utly ' Hpoeed 8"er Set &bem. -.. G....01, warts dllappear oD dlelr ... after abolrt etab.t m.U.a. •••1 people, laowever, .eem wart· preae. Ttielr warts peralat aad •9ldfli· TM oalJ effectlft treat· ••ta tnelwe dearoJlal ...._ tbt eclllta ...... wan ........ It cu ellller .. ,......,, ........ ., freeltal wltla '114aliN lll&relea. S..eepUMe ...,ae • .-.W II& riil el all wan. M -u 111ef .....,, me. eada wait caa be 8MUeefllMWeMI. ••• ''TM fad &laa& ...a wu11 wlll es. appear spoe&.ueou1J after a few moadls la wta.a accomau for tbe •ap. pareot' effecUve.eu of aacb folk rem· Hies u rabbtD& &Jae ••rta wUh m potatoes, copper -pen.ales, etc:. 'l'My really do whln1 6at keep IM penoa basy until the wans dlaappear on their own.." I cbecked Tbe Ann Landen En· cyclopedia to see wbat Lealle Nlcbolu, M.D., of Phlladelpb.la bad to HJ aboal wans. Bia lnfonnadoo was alm.llar CO Dr. Levtt'a. &owner, be added IOIDeddal IDteresUJll, ud you cu tab It or levtt -excaae &be pu. Dr. Nlcbolaa aald. "8u11eatlon tlaerapy la oftea very aaccealal. E:1· amplell of •aaggesUoa &laenpy' are (a> nabbiag tlae wan wttb a allee of potaCO, wbldl la &bell &osMd over the left abMllder ud allowed t.o IOI bl &be eartla; arblatlal OD &be wart tltree...,.... bl a row, after ~ t.be wan f.U. olf la 11 daJ• <art.M from • m11D wtD eaae tlae wan Co fall off In fin days, bat wlaere caa yw ftad a vlr1I• "eut days wbo wlll ~rate!>; <c> rabbbl1 Ute 1'•rt wltla a piece of atrta1 ud tlafa bu)'· lal tM .atq a& mkbalp& adtt • r.u mooe. .. Obvtoaly, 1IODe of Uteae •earea• bave qyUatas &o do wtua lolle or acleDee, ba& aadl en11 natl bave caued wan. .. disappear." Unlove ARIES (Mar. 2l·Apr. 19): Cycle high -ex- ercise independence of thought, action. Take tn· ltiative -lead, pioo.eer, act in indJvldual man· ner. TAURUS (Apr. 20-May 20): Get behmd scenes, perceive bidden me1nin1•. aubtle nuances. Aquarius, Scorpio, Leo oaUvea fiiure promlnmtly. GDllNI <May 21...June 20): Aeeent on ret· ting results from questiona, lnqulrles. Leo. Virgo, Sagittarius penoos flCUtt prominently. CANCER <June 21 .July 22): Family member lends cooperation, aids you ln actuev· mg goal. Taurus, Libra, Scorpio natives figure prommenUy. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22>: Perfect techniques. deftne tenm, avoid self-deception. Loolt beyond current indicatiom; P,reeive potential. VIRGO <Aua. 23-Sept. 22): Accept added responslbUlty, reali¥ financial pressure will be eased. Relationabipmtemlfies -you will be ul· ti mate beneftciary. LIBRA <Sept. 23-0ct. 22>: Finish rather than initiate project. Be aware of legal ri1bt.s, permissions. Accent OD public relations. ablllty to bring together those who bold opposing views. SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21): You get to heart of basic luuea. Recognlze truth when you encounter it. Leo, Aquarius persons figure in scenario. SAGITl'llIUS <Nov. 22·Dee. 21>: Emo- tional respomes tend to dominate logic. Know It and atrtve to protect ael! in clinches. CAPRICORN <Dec. ZZ.Jan. 19): You ex· pand borizom If efforts rest oa aolid atructure. Obtaln fact.a coocemiD1 basic valuea. Be aware of property rights. AQUAalUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 11): Study Capricorn meta•I• for valid hint. Accent on abort trips, un.iQue reporta. Pl8CES <reb. 19·Mar. 20): Ideas can be transformed into viable concepts. Accent on valuables, pride of ownenbip and financial gain. Some of the most lut· ing relationships in my life have been made wtule st.aodln1 in lines. I met my gynecologist while wattinl lo a tine at the bank one day. I n · chanced recil)e9 with a wonderful woman in a restroom line at the flllr· grounds. And I still cor· respond with Pat. whom I discovered in a line for "Star Wars." YOU CAN'T I m · ag1ne h ow upset I was to dacover that ln Florida they have set up rules for people staod.lne tn lines. ll all came about w1th the energy crisis and the high cost or heat.u11 ln the North, which created a real stampede for homes an the Sun Belt.. When a new bousine development opened for sales recently. people were st.aodinl in line to band over anywhere from S80,000 to $100.000. The trouble started when IOme people tured staocs.lna to camp out in line all nl&bt for them. So they iasued a aet of rulea COT" llne·atanders. ONLY BLOOD relative• could act as stand·lns. Greenpeace OpenHoD8e Penom wbo want to know more about the conaefYaUon efforts of tbe Huntlnston Beach chapter ol Greenpeace are llrvtted t.o an open IKnaM from 1 p.m. to • J>·tD· ODsaildaJ, Dec. t .. CFrom Pase cu eennot form ln your mind. Then, ln· 1tantly replace It wilb a tbouabt from your llat. Tbat la tboqbt·flc>pplne -actively inblblt.tn1 tbouabta you wot t.o 10 away. portaoce ol martdq down. OD a card, how many tima you think ol the penon you want. to atop lovtn1. Continue to keep a reeord unUl you are down t.o four tlmea a day. former love rtabt into the pure blue sky. Sllent rtdlcule. u you will see. knock.a the pedestal out from under bis feet. SILENT alDICVl.E -lma1inln1 your former love ln an absurd or comic context IO that you can laucb at him and aee b1a nawa -LI u easy t.o do u lbouabt·ltopptne. .. sun memben wm bo OD b.a.nd to amwer quea· E,...a B.-beck ANOTHER TIME a Pt>rson tried to get into a hnt' tn front of a lot of other people who had been waiting by stnkmg up a cooveraatioo with someone near the frortt of 1t. We eot her out or there tn oo time OaL a told Mother. this ls DO tame for nepol.lsm.) Dt>dacated line c;tanders know a fake '4hcn they see one Anyone who left the r a I n t I n g ( r 0 m line to freshen up. have heat hunger/old age a bite to eat or call bis JUSl isn t good enough to banker bad to sign out get you a s pot near the and return a1aan an _e_n_t_ra_n_ce_. ----- person to reclaim the place in Ii.De. I contend we lint' .. standen can take care of our own. We don t need a lot oC rules and regulallons. Once I was in a ltne to see an old movie classic. starring Orson Welles an ·citizen Kane " When the theatre emptied a man went along the l.10e saylng ln a loud vo1C'e, "ROSEBUD IS THE NAME OF THE SLED!" We knew bow t.o deal with him. Lines have become a way of life f o r Americans. I hate to see them 1et all tan1led up in bure1ucn1cy and red tape. I mean Wlthout a code or ethtcs and stand· ards. we're JUll your plain, common. or· dlnary .. .loiterers. RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY W'-Y•W_. ........ 1t22.....,.-...&. Codw llN Marine 8cnl Holiday eonc.t Theblg~b" T 0)'9-for-T ota C-.. place tnle TlM.n.. eve 7 to 8:30 pm In the Huntington Center Mall. The 1J.S. a...;,,.. will be tofned by tN Qlrt ecouts. Santa and "his apec1al guest R202 from Star w .. for the annuel community tree lighting '*9m0ny Erit9rtalnment lnciudes the Mttchell ManoMttM .nd ttle God & Country Bell Rlngera. Beacn Blvd. & 405 fwy., H.B. GIVE BER SOMETHING SPECIAL FOR THE HOLIDAYS --·Hosn •ltd-pr+vld• THE GOAL ts to reduce the lime you spend_ tbtnktn1 about lb.at person. But tboqbt.ltoppln& la alao a lmportant extntle anOUiir reucm. -n slv. you more eantrol ao that JOU're not at lbe merq ol i'adom thoo&M-and feel· Next step: Take a lood look at younelf. And laulb. And take a lood 1001 look at tbe pel'90D you'd ute to fall out or love wtlb. And 1auab &lain. Betni able to laulb at yourself and your pre- dicament la the am,i. !DOit lmportant tndlntorot•~. But JOU do face 10metb.lna ol a de- clllon here ••• Tboaibt~ tbe rlnt atep. It belpl reduce tM Tbe quett10ll now I.I, do you wat to move further away from be1nC lD love wttb that per1C1G t Do JOCJ want to etaa.nie the way you lb1nk and feel about b1m <or ber> 1 BftaUM, ultimateb', wtiltblr tt II the result ol tht puaa1• ol more time or yOW' own JM.ll'POMfu:l aCtioft. f~ out of love mew tblokln~ about 10UI' es, Dot only leu Often, but a dlfJl'rlDt . .,.. Suppoee you want to fall out of love with ~ U ·buaband. When ....10V_Me hfm or talk to him or flDd 10U are ~ Unt bJm OG a pedestal, IDIWlt1)' lm· 1pne blm tn a ludicrous ac:ee. Tbat a6ort·drcultl ywr uaual re1pcmse1. iO material.I.. Greenpeace 1tlcken, T·•hlrta and jeWelrJ wtl1 be CIG tale to ald th• or1anlution •1 drlv• to 11ve wbalea, :C,!!..f .... ~ e a 1 I a D d ~ewl1-rorm•d Greenpeace 1upport team De9dl volunteen anl Olftee eqUlpmat. o,...,11ce 11 loc•Wd at 1Ulril8t.,~ ~:.::· Phone ~· in••· Llk• _, affdle ~ hu to ba npeeted If lt•1 to IUcC.t.-DO-IAa it· CIG purpoM 10 Um• a 41.f wouJd. be a IDbdmwD number apart from all lbe U.. YoQ-thlnk Of ,our tariDer love ·~·...,...~ throucbout tbe dQ. TM ftnt .., claff it lMtPa to ~ "ITOP" Out Jood. 8o you Detd a quiet Dlaee of 10UI' own to prad.lce. BUt. after the fint n da,s, JOU eua HJ 0 8TOP" tUentlJ ':.: a rubber baDd that'• wraDPed . JOUt wn.t. Or JOU ma1 llDd-It' bllpful to dit • ftD&enW1 lDto your palm or cliDcb your 1latl at t.ba 11met1me BOW QU1aa.Y lt woi'b ..,_. OG bow lorl1 you lond :t.bat penoa ud boW much ••• iDd bOW Often JOU pradjce dae tedudcl•· &"'7 Ume JOU Wak of tUt ~· ,JO¥ raboul4 do tbou&bt· .. ,. .... ,AIMI . JOU 1bould Mt uidt m•• 111 ~ a1 toe practice. Ben, let me tmpbulM t.b1 lm· .......... --,....-----~;;-----------~----r-· .. ----·-·-); I tmo. It can be bard to trustne the penoD JOU loTe 1n • •1111 altuatlOo. Tbtrefon, aa a therapltt, I usuaJ.11 take an activ. ro&t la btlptna MODle flDd • abiu.rd aituatioo or actf vfty tor the ooe they want to for1et. Fl&ll', SCAN BIS or bv enYil'CID- ment. Wbtre would be look moat ablurdt Where la be mo&t arrdont to make a pod lm.pnatoat Once 1Da practice 11.JeDt ndlcale JOG mar ftDd lt euter to tauO et JOunelf. And lt't UllfUlilO~ hllutoua t.o plctun your ormer love &alldDa to JOU on the -Wltb a DooaJd I>Uck'• Mid QI. ~--.... .,, .... tlt. It mat• tor• mad worldt duck'• beam &Diii beby boUlel, but lt'• a ftDe wa1 t.o U1 NM. Humor cbaim auS"1 tbe WQ dolpht• buJb' ilWb. TOMORROW: FaWn1lnLo¥eAllln ------,..--~_.._.__....... ORANGE COUN~ 3 TOWN & COUNTRY ORA NOE ( 714) 547-8228 • I . • ~ • 1 .. 1 ~ PUBUC NOTICE l'IC'nnous IUSINIU lllAMa STAT9MtlNT TN tollcMlftv --11 dolf>t IMlll· MSS•l 1'117 PUOlllNd 0..IWIQtt CMtt 0.lly Pllo Ho¥. 21, Dec. 4, 11, , .. ''" ... ,.. PVBUC NOTICE C & A Dl'AINS, OU~ Or , Sult• l ·J. ........ 1 llH<h, CA '26'0 l'IC1'1nOUS IUSINISS JOllll IErMU MolroH, 205'·0 NAMa STATaMaNT Welt.co Aw .• c.t.t Mow. CA '2627 Tllo Iott-Ing perM>ll• •r• doln T"ll llUll .... ll conclu<IM br M ift. IMlllNU .. dlvl-PLAY• PROPERTIES, P 0 8o• Jeflll IE. Mel.-No 101, H.-.tlngton Bff<ll, c.a111orn1 T"I' ,....,.,_ •• lllod wllll lllo '2'41 9'21 St>emrotl< A-. FOYn c ..... ty Cioni of 0..•"90 Colinh on teln V•llttY. C.llfoml• tvoe No-13, 1m Peter Bruwell, ,.,1 Sl\•mroo l'ltmJ Av.,,u., FOU1114'in V•llrt, C•llforn1• Publl"*I 0r-. C.oHI 04'ily Pll04 '210I Nov 17,0ec •, 11.11, rtn M7•7' J•ntce Joy Burwell •~11 SMmrock. Avenue. Fo....nt•1n V•lley PUBLIC NOTICE C•lllornt• tZIOI Aon•ld LH SlllH, •111 Loyol• Drive Hunltnoton Be.en, C...lll0<n1• "ICTITIOUS I USINHS tZMI NAME Sl'ATl!MaNT V1r9tn<a LH Stiles. U91 Loyola Tr.. lollowlnt;t --I\ CIOlllQ INSI Drive, Hunltnglon Be.en, C.lllO<l\UI Mn as 'l'ZMI SOUTH COi.ST ARMY NAVY ThlS b<KINH IS condllelflp Blvd , Coll• Mau, C.lllornla t~21 Pel., lk.r..-11 MlcMel Jerome S"-rman, IUO Thi• si.-1 wes lllod •tlh II• Par~ Newporl, Newport Beach, County Clerk ol O<'-C..O..nty on Gelllornla 92'60 Nowmber 23, lffl. Thll ~lneH Is condU<IOd by ... II\ Pl dlVlduel Ptiblhllld Or-C.oHI D4'ily Pllol, Ml<'-' J 5"erman Nov. 27 -C.C •. 11, II. lt7' '532·1 Tllli , ... .....,, wH filed will\ ow County C.lttf\ ol Oran~ County on Howmber 14. rtn P UBLIC NOTICE "'USO' ------Publi.-OranQt' Co,ot Oatly Pilot STAT IEMENT OF WITHDRAWAL Nov 11 -C.C • 11, 19 191~ •S36 19 PROM PUBLIC NOTICE l'AllTNEASHIP Ol'ERATING UNDER l'ICTITIOUS IOSINESS NAME Tllo lollowlng perscn MS wllndrawn I . l'ICTfTICMll IUSINUS • • gener•I partner from 111• N¥'9 STATllMClfT r1N"1>1P --'11111 u-Ille lie- ; Tllo follewlftf -Ml aro dol119 II-llUSinlts,..,,,. Of HORIZON IN· IMllJMUa> OUSTftlES .e P. 0. loa Iliff, lnolno, ArCAL IN~MeNTS, Jl57 lfomla '2713 or 12U S. Oef\ Street, AlalN>fNOrele, MoM.CAtHa ""-.c.llfoml•'2717. OoNW ..... O.Vll, *1 Al-.ma TN flcm.i-..,,._ -1W.. • pre. ... c.e-.., CA ftia t for tllo .... 'lllOl lllllt -fllod ., Cul Cole end ~atty Cole. 11 enuary 10, 1'71 In ti.. Co..,,t'I' ot ~on. 1..-, CA °"90 I',_ C8r11t Olld V1¥a.11 C41r1M, '21 Full Na.,,. •nd Addren ot the Aulla, C...U -.a. CA P9non Wl--•119 Tiil• -lnHS It cond<Ktod lly • 8r11<• A Taylor <IO N w 11m1-.~ TelemarhllnQ, l~S Harbolk Ao . OaNld A 0.Yll 5'111• 8 , Grantt Poss. ~ 9Hn Tiii\ ~ wes lllod with -S19*1 8 A Taylor CoUftl'I' Clefll ot Or .... County on P_., HoYO-1', 1'7'. Pvblllhld Or-'99 Go .. I 0.lty PllOI. "'-No¥ 11-c.c • 11. , •• 197'1 '"' Pvttl~ Or-. C.0011 Oally 1'1!01 Nov 20, 27, Dec. •. II, 1'7' ..n-1• PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Nar1ca c:;;:o1TOt1s SUPaRIOlt COURT Of' nta l'ICTITIOUS IUSINEU ST 4 Tl! OP CALI l'ORNIA l'OR NAME STATEMINT THE COUNTY 01' OtlANOa T n• lollowlnQ person• ••• doing -,t,."2119 INllMU.. E1late ot MARY WILKES LAST, NANCY·LEE LTD, S107 Terrier OecHM!d Drive, HunllllQton O..c:". C•lllornla NOTICE 15 HERIE8Y GIVEN to II• ,,.., rodllon of Ille -nernod dec-nl M.ryellCO L.eO OewdM'(, S'IOI Ter· ,,.., •II pef!Om haYlnQ cl-4m• aoaln\I r1er Drive, Huntington Beach, Ille Yid dK-nl an required to Ille C.lll0<nl•.,...., them, wlltt the MUSS¥Y voucher\, In Nano e.JM, 5141 PMI ... DrlYO, llle Olli<• Of lhe <lffk of Ille •bow .... Hunt11191on llOo<", Calllomt• n..i• tllled cour1, or 10 present lllem, will\ Thh bWlnon 11 condo;cted by • lllt neceUMY voucllen, lo lhe IHI· 90neral Mt1nonlloo nlQMll al ltte l•w otfke of THOMAS Maryalk• OewdM't L. LOAO. ZlS21 Pnoo de Valen<I•, This s .. tement ... flied with -rte 201·8, L..evuno Hiiis, Calllon>la Co.inly Clertl of 0••"90 County on U3, which 11 the pl.Ce of D<nlnns of November ••. lt7' Ille undenigned In •II ,.... .. ,, pert•ln l'TlW7 Int to the eslel• of yld dKedenl. Pub11$11ed Or909t CMll O.lly Polol, llllln lour rnanllH attar Ille ttnl NOY 20.11-0.C •.II, 197' ....._,. 1<allonOfll1hN1ll<•. • Dated ""-"ber 20, 1'7' PUBUC NOTlCE CAAL F • LAST EJIOC\ltor Of Ille Wiii f'ICTITIOUS IUSINESs--Of the -Ntmed NAMalTAffMUfT ~ TM fallowlng petllOM are doln9 MOMAS L. LOttD buslnon • S.Olto »t-• CAl'O l'tl()PEATllES 2Sl01 c:-.ot l1 P•-•Y.ieKla S 2 ' Hiii Miiis, CAftUI ~~~ .. ~II ' Laguna 1' al: (11•1111.-. TIM AGiie,, IE. a.borne eom.,.ny, --y lw ----• c.11"'111• C«POfallon, UJOI ~ Pvblllllld O'-. CMst o.tly Piiot Road, Suite I 12, La9u11a Hllll, Nov 21, Dec.•. II, JI. tm ~7' Callfemi.*'I 1111~ o.....__,, Comp911Y. • PUBUC NOTlCE c.a1tomto c.,_eoon, 11111 s.ntr.._._, ___________ _ lo<1tennl, S<1lle 223. VIiia Park. P\llUC NOTIU c.lllonll• '*1 Notice of S.le Tiiis INll!wH I• cOlldudod by • Ul'der ,,. ProYISloM 01 Sections 9"19r•t 111111nenhlP Jail end 30n Of the Clvll Code of This na_.,. w~ filed with Ille Tiie Stole Of Cell~•. OMHltY 0.111 of or-. County on Ntv· I" accotWn« with the provisions ol Of'lltifft7, "79. sections J071 ond JOn ol 1"9 Co vii Code MAI.COUii& DALY of TIM State of c.tlfornta, the whlclH A....,. 8t L.tW lllt.0 IMloW wtll be Miki at p.il)lk •IK· •tte MaUt19W .....,.,.. lion tl 10:00 o.m. Tuesday Dt<am~ ..... Clftta ... fllt "· 197'. ...._.......-,CA"'6» 1'74 BlllCll, 1.0 . 4JS1J4Hl317tl 1'111W Lie. •H7KOL, with Thom•s l"WtllSMltOrllltlt ODaSt Oolty PllOt. Jamu/HOllCY LOUIM Garrett, >71'1 Nw. 21...i'OK.4,11, tt, "" .sa-7' 1'"'9MO, 5911 Diego, Ca. 92113 al re· ----------glt\9f'od -· And ,..,... Fl-P\1BUC NOTICE . w c. s. .. s.. Diego, c.. As L.ava• 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F ·I E D 6 4 2 • =-• r•t~ waL IUl.T IM THI IACf IAY He,..·a a 3 bedroom and den home on a lar lot ln t rustic Back Bay area of N wport Beach for Just 1249,900! Wow • Jt'a ownM·bullder paid constant attention to detail aod lt shows: euy maintenance. oversi~ed garage, country.Uke landscaping and a large auum ble loan. Price again: $249,900. U~IC>UI: tt()~l:S REALTORS', 675·6000 2443 E1n Coast Highway, Corona del Mar EQUAL HOUSING _OPPORTUNITY ........,.'sMoH~•: "Allmdaudlltah" Faul a•••/$15,toO Early Amencan rust~ 2·sty 4 BR 2 Ba. country k1ttd1ne. Bannistered staircase to guest retreat. Loads of OLD RUSTIC CHARM Pool- sized grounds. RV ac cess. Min. to beach tl1'2'7< int. ava1L Bargam bunt Ing" Terms for all. Call 963-0002BKR AllreaJest.aleadvertlSed OWNER WILL FlNANCE in this newspaper is sub· Oc.eanfront Home Jed to the Federal Fair -..t ..._at 5350 OOO Hou11ng Act or 1968 .-> -1 ' wtuch makes it Illegal to Redecorated 2 Br home advertise "any pre w/natural perky cedar ference. hmilahon. or 1nl . new bath ell' dlscnrrunalton bai.ed on Tremendous location & race. color rellg1on. :.ex. ruce crpt R Comt>r lot or natJonal ongin. or an widens the fanta~tu· intentJon to make JD\. water \ ie~ Dbl g<.1r suc.-h preference 1Jm1t.a ~ elec opener llon. or discnmmal1on ·· JACOBS REAL TY 1lus newspaper Wiii DOl 675-6670 knowingly accept any ------- advert1s1ng for real estate wtucb is m viola· boo of the law ERRORS: Ad .. rti~n should check their ads daily and report e rors lmrneclately. The OA~t Y PILOT auumu liabilty for Ht. fint i correct inHrtion only. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rent $475 mo! ~1 Mo Buvs! EMT SIDE CUSTOM Gorgeous EaslS1de Mesa cuswn bwlt 3 bc<lrm UR 2 bed.rm + den home' Gated entry court )ani for pnvacy Ft>m grotto. 2 patJos. lot.:. of storage. SleP6 to Newport & Ba<•k Bay• See this wtnnN, oow'' Call 752 1700 . . ' FtM.AHCI o/ 'newl"';t 'REALTORS '75-Hlt OM PHALAION: W... V ... ~ a .,.. & • ...., ................... -... ,.W,_.wtyCAr511iitt..•1•11 I & ... J ................. ..... ..... .. ... ..... "'7'''"" Price u•ct4 fw .,.. ... SI I.too. OPIM SUNDAY I ..+.JO. OM IATSIDI D11Y1: .. C--.. ..w; = ...... _ ..... ,..... ....... .. ca ' I W ..... _. W9lcll .. boet,.... ............ ,. .. , VllW """"bs•u• .... ...,....._ ...... ...... ,._. ....... , .. ...., ..... -s;.o:::...-..:. ·~· :;.~· :.:~ roo.. C•t-t.lt -w of•....._ sus.ooo. COLE Of NEWPORT IEALTC>aS 2515 E. Co.t Hwy .. c.,.. .. ..._. 675-5511 IAYFtlOMT We have several rtne homes walh pier & slip PENINSULA POINT Newly decorated 4 bdrm family home Close to ocean $325.000 EL TORO HORSE COUNTRY .t Bdrms . 3 baths. ranch style. mint ~tale in orange groves $249.500 Bl LL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Roy">•d" Drove. N 8 675·61 6 1 CO.-WITH US. •• M IA YCIBT. 0-. •• ....,-1 .... -...., ..... w111..-.._ ... 4 ..... , lo ,.., ,_ • ... ...-. Lww••• ,..e. a c..,. ••• SJl4,t00 • llEWPllT BEACH 7H11 \A I ..... : .1 ·, ·-. TAYLOR CO . HI·. t\ I .'I 1 11 ; ~ ·.1111 • I ' 1 l 1; SHOUCUfFJ SIS0,000 Great bnck-lrimmed traditional home now under construction. See the plans an our office. The home will be complete with landscapani, cpt.ng, etc. 4 BR. FR, rormal DR & 31h baths. Select your owl) colors. WULIY M. TAYl.OI CO .. UALTO.S ME~ I~. o;..:--'°:'44-4tl0 WOODSIDE VILLA6E Bargain Hunting' Gorgeou s 1 s tory , 2 Bdrm. 2 bath preslJg1ow; townhome pool. spa saima. lush landscaping Take over $436 mo 10 12•; Loan S27 .OOCi f.qiaty ~kmit $71 .950 Anxroui.. Call No"" S4i> 231.J VA HOME No down! Secluded 3 Bdrm. 2 bath home. wall ~ glass ofr living rm overlooks huge rambling rear yard. cozy, warm brick (pie . country gourmet k itchen. bree:reway. dbl garage. \.A Terrru. al $82,800 Act Now call 546-231.J GRHHIROOK OCEAMRtOHT COHDO ESTATE OCEAH VIEW 2 Bdrms 2 baths. Re<lhill~Realty Elegant outside covered Versa.illes penthouse. ul se<:unty bldg Vacant. entry adds lo the beauty t r a de I u x e & 1 m 1rn.med ()('Cupancy Sub or the 'aulted ce1 hng h v maculate' 2 ~rlllb . 2 garage $225.000 l.IJo lk.1lh l'l I it.:l' 673 1300 • . t '• .. ,If" ... 4 .. •f tlf ...... 1ng rm. ~arden view bath&. frplc + com 673-3663 bi389241-:ves family rm. bnck fpk. mun1ty amen1tres -1ME hu~w oountry kitchen. J 1210.000' ..-" stately bdrms. mastt>r lc6oa lay rrop. UDO ISL.I PROr. swt.e w walk m l'loset. J Realtors Modem 3 bdrm . 2 baths. baths. oak floors & * 675-7060 * wrth SWUIY South pauo. earthtooe prevail. .ilso1~~~~~~~~~~ completely remodeled RV Access A Mus\ Seel l~~~~~~~~~~I O n 40 fl . l ot Has for only SllS.900 Act separate apt above Now,l'all546-Z313 .._.EW LIASIOf'TIOM garage with outside. -~,., ,;;q. 1 '""'ON" 1 " SIAYIEW pnvate ent rance. la I W 1111\\1 '-;=:" =~~?,· ~; 1~=~*~sao~pr~·=~~1t1~"~*'~·~!~~~~t -OHL Y days.St.SI 9176t'ves 1. YESTHDAY'S PRICE Fant.a.5ltc Mesa Del Mar home 3 huRe Bdrms+den ~arm wood paneling o~ nt>r says Be Creat1~e ~1ust Sell rall646 7171 OHELEFT I OO>'o Dowa $8,150 Plus closmg costs 2 br vaulted ce1lin11. bnck fireplace 1real 1 la rge cement patio Jacl.IZZl 2650 Santa Ana \\t', JUSl Ml or Mesa Orne macnab I irvine realty Rent llll Jan 2nd it.ii for $475 •mo ' lrnmed OC· cupancy 2 Br condo Walk to beach New p&1nt. carpet. drape:> Swedl!h frplc Buy al $56l/mo PITI & assoc dues incl for 2 yrs $30.000 dn full price IM.500 Owner will carry $15,000 at 14'7. mt, no payments 2 yrs' Take over approx $.50,000 lsl TD at 9 1'2':? Close escrow J an 2, 1980 Call fast 752 1700 0...-WllHetp Spectacutn 3Bdrm. 3 bath. 1 ba\h w,oak·tank wall tollel. pedestal sink. bidet. claw root bathtub. mirrored ceilings a massive :.plat le\el w huge family rm cracklmg (pie. mirrored d1n1ng rm. cu:.tom kitchen. 2 pantnt>s. t>nrl garden patio Bl Creauve on Financing' Try VA' $136.000 Act I® Im' I Now call 546 2313 , ~, • 4 • I • 11 I I [®lfl&Hd HONEYWOO TOWMHOMES 968-6183 A SUBSIDIARY OF THE IRVINE COMPANY --- A PHFICT SETilMG ... for entertaining guests o r for comfortable fam ily living Views of th e bay & ocean. Catalina & s un sets. harbor entrance & sparkhng night lights 48R custom pool home $795.000 incl. land. Larry Dyer 642 8235 I P-65> .)f'f'f 1/ ; • I I ,, f H EASTSIDE Mo Qdfyln9! Q\anrung 38drm. largt- lot Owner wrll carr} f1nan ('1ng Call now w on'l last ' 646-7171 ·~ . [~g LOANS Beautiful 3 & 4 Bdrm homes to choose rrom. tDJ()-$15.000 to Assu111e $76,900 S82.000 Total Pnce, No quahfyln g Hurry! Call 7 l4·963·6767. ~"'"''''J •1f ''l''·' .,,, ·. , 1e·1111n1 Auune w/SI 2,000 No quahrymi;t. l'ustom neighborhood J Brdrn home offered at $79.900 Hurry. this one won 'I las\ I 54().3666 •Nltelc"1n Real Estate Inc. Loolunl>C for a home of vour own" You II fmd inam homes adH•rtlSed for sale 1n Class1hed ever) day available• llomr~ from SI 111,5110 Sfi75.000 .I a!>m1nu l'reck Baycresl University Park We~tcllrr Big Canyon Harbo r View Hills t51 Coldwell Ban~er ATCH THI SUMSIT ova !Ml .. , A lovely Corona del Mar 3 Bdrm home with closed-in lanai. Larae rooms in~ludlng a Jack & Jill setup. Your family will love walk,.lni to schools, shopping or the beach. Call tOday to• '2.20.000. SPYGLASS HIU 4 Br, 21-:i Ba. '\((I ,1, Newporter Custom pool & spa, prof easy can• landscap1n((, use of bnrk & wood. Ko1 pond 2HOO sq I\ + trpl gara((c Sl0.000 pnce reducl.ion $399.500. t.enns available RCTaylorCo 640-5112 ul!le something '.1lu.ibll'" Plat't' an ad tn our Lo-.• and t"ound 1 olumn-. That "; where people loo when the} ve found an 1temof\.alue ,I )( )", ( ) '. ' ·" ~ J nl t n l I 1 1 111 n llAl (ST4Tl IHVlSTOIS OHL Y! 19UMITS Nr Pnme Beach Area $485 000 Court :.ale Deferred ma 1ntenanct' Good profit opportun1t~ nn;t to call get.:. thL" rare ~aan' Shoreline AsSO<.' Investment On 1~1on 714848 2262 tE 110111 ILllRS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE MEWPOIT Cl!ST CONDO 1-:xtra Sharp Two Bedrooms. Two Baths Or1g1nal Owner Like A Model Hardwood Floor5 & Shutters Wet Bar & Ftreplace In Living Room Attractive Master Bedroom Suite Pool. Sauna & Tenms. HWTY. Only $142.300 ® --...... ,_.,. 631-1800 111 DOVER DllYE SPECTACUW CORONA Ill MAI Two _.. I ,... .W. ... a., 11• c1.. ' ' 1111,..u•h .. ~ ................. 1•·~ c.-... ...... C.-..Md ..... ..._ ...... fW.J + .. , ............... , ....... .. .. . .al ................. ... • ....... Wll ..,., • 2lld ,,.. ..... u. ... _ _. .... ,... ....... •••••• WATERFRONT HOMES Jae; 2436 \V Cb4 1 Hptlv Nt'Wport 8Hic h 631·1400 642-8235 644-6200 q()l Dov1•r 0 rove Httrbor View CenlPr CORONA DEL MAR FIXER Charming Duplex . both Units ha" e fireplaces and approved plans for Remodeltng Call Now : 673 8550 ELEGANT NEWPORT FIXER Private aron -gated courtyard leads to elegant entry of a Fa mil y h o m e of living . Terrazzo to magnificent li ving r oo m & form a l dining, w l t1u 1lt1n hutch . gourmet garden-view katchen. family room Wllh massive stone fplc , wet bar & woode n flooring, private, seclud ed library, 5 stately Bdrms. Master SJJite w / graceful marble fpl c, stiady covered patios. xtra large 3-car garage. muc h, much more ror only $445.000. Call now, 673-8550 IEACH CHARMB 1.-.cl $39 ,000! Beautiful 3-s tory home wt fabulous while water views from upper terraces. 3 B<irtns, family rm. wet bar, fplc, and skylights complete this bright, spacious Desl1ner home . Owner anxious, will help finance. Act Now : 673-8550 l \ I l ) I I ,""·J _. ____ .._.. __ _.,__ ;:~ n• ,..as,. tP'YaASS MU. mTIUY .... tbft ll0.000 ... tblD ml)' --. oa U. f!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.~1111111-----1 l.tll. A well located DOD· riew3Bdrm~ *"°* •fUAl•ta1e • ONL 110.GOO dWD 00 ,__,eCl!lltlm.1.BR a· ee. bom•. Sllt5 IDO/PJmt. PraUtJout Harbor Vie• area. ' • DaUXI UMt'TS PaDU EA8"1'81DE, Cll 28dnmuda. 'l'llSBl'AllNES CO. teW111 fbr .-or lie. awm.tn1 ocwbU home. tura Zbr, Iba, cm DftY. bdl. Very .eelll&lfocl . ..amo. Aclultt. Geor1•, dy 97~; evea, wkadJ ..... Owner. 5'1.QZIO mdl. CALL QUIClt · 1;;;~~;;;;;;;;1 CAN'TLASratt:Mt,000. I• 644-7211 ~I I "'·roo• "Oreto· CGlla..... lOM ~.... t04I DOWN ~ equl~ --·················· ...................... . W ..._, '-· l yur ,,......__ 8a I 2000 ... a...a.:t pool • lp.t . .-uui, 2~ ' poo ' ,_ ______ _ Ullfl'AL DCX>IUPROPDTY ....... U.twll•tt· ~ ...:..00. llodular •••••••••••r•••••• ... •• T)pelbw,Jhecwtty ..... ,. lo J201 · '·· HERITAGE t.wta.ftOI NO QUALlFYl.NO c 0 v • r e cl p a t i 0 • eq. ft .. ci.\om featuret. AllumelO.J~ Loan lllrinkJtn. Inalde .. faml· E.&delocation ~1'7815 388·1BATH ly reom ,,.., country COLl.IGl,AllC SJ.(00 ldtc:DtD wrtll b.rea.kfaat FANTASTIC SPA! 4 Br. CAU. .. CAIPIT ~.c::~.~~ l:W. ba ASSUME 9% OCEANFllNT New Modular Type lbnea, pvt community. 2 bchl. 36 hr aecwity, 1ub-lett1n1 OK . From t.WJOO. Tteuu.re hland REALTORS ll4CH "'°"' ~arr=~: o..r ........ I pwt haecbM, pool • ••-•••••••••••••-•••• ... ,........... lalil Pk. Larll 1 Br, 3 be. ~ blk to ~ Paciftc Cst Rwy, bay S800 mo. yrly. Lacuna Bcb. R II P 175-11.a&evea (JM)..,, nearint COCQpa.&jon .... ..... •••••••••••••••••• Ideally ~ated, slept ..... "-s C.... .. Mar Jll2 714-1 ZOZ mroer-lot lD lovely area. ~AN~~~=~ 3 .. $71.600 Hurry! s120.ooo. Call askforChrta. MobUe Home Pk, 30901 * MOnCI * from the ocean. AaldDa ,,_. S. I t 00 1259.500. Builders say, -... •••••••••••••••• 4PLIX~Y_,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pride of owaerab1p .., •. PdndpaJa oa.ly .......... ..., Fafect for older couple, S.0-1720 3 er 2 a.. 2·•tJ wtUa bit· WL So. Cat Rwy. La1una Bn>k:er will llat bomea 21 l~~~a~c~h~, ~R~·~M~.P~~(7~1~4 > fOl'=~=2271 au.bmit your olfen. Call --------540-Wl foe •pedal de- JA.SMIHI CUl!IC Tennia/awim. abr, 2~be. lD ldtcbeD. Newly de· -. ~ 6 cloee to abop. ------ taila. .-, # HERITAGE llina • ..,...u •. Doa 't be -tllaappolnted. Call COLICHPAU MAUTY •THI SIA! CUSTOM HOMI • ~t level 3 BR .. 2 bet :~~et~~~ . • REALTORS DOW.1$1..JlJJ CSELECT T' PROPERTIES ASIUMAll.I LOAM Sel.1* ..,_ "Let 't aeU ~ a BR Eaataide home! HEY~1J evm eany a 2Dd b J nan." OQty Sllt.HO. Call now f19.Sl'IO ALLSTATE REALTORS RACH LfVIHG $29,900 Super mobile home park across from beach, adJa· cant goUing, restaurant. cocktail lounge. Large 1 'BR. could be d1v1ded to 2 Bdrms. best investment, move fast' BALBOA ISLAND DUPLEX Charming Old World facade. Used bnck, glass & 1'00Cl. Exciting 4' In ler'e9ting mterior dea11Q. Buutllul home 4' in COCQe. c.aJI us for more det.ab' ~ ... w ...... C....... Owner-will help filwlce thl.a lvly ~ br, 3~ ba home which hu over llOOaq.ft. of llvinl space. Hice added suite. Owner baa bouaht another. ffurr7. SCU491 ~ Walk r.r G lee Real Estate -· NEW LIS.TING EASTSIDE BUI cul de aac sur· huae fam. rm. w /wet formal • rarnily rm ~~~~~~~~~ .,.---.-,-.,----,-0-26-1 bar, bltn kltch, tile, w/crackllnl fireplace, --------•I ••••••••••••••••••••••• beams. etc Patio, bltn large lot, spectacular LINDA ISi.i BBQ Tempie Hilla area. v 1 e w • c a I I n o w 2 Beautiful Well APPC>lnt MARIHITA Spectacular hilltop homes 2012·3208 sq ft C'be to Marina. Selva Rd Ir Calle La Pnma ~-$189,000 to $245,000. 831..354(); 48S-4006 Bldr. 1248.500 EALTY n4-96.'Mi767. e d 0 n the Water MJS.gON R oPfN '" o. , \ '"''' 111 ,.. • PropertJa 1199S,OOO • ,::-;:: t~·llltl i:'121 ~f°i!¥~:!i want • ·somethl n1 . iii11i11 Ii- Special'', Just open the TAX DIFffltENCE 640-S7n Fi r• Vally I 014 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'ronl door oo thia home Steps to ocean, brand SC>tral stalrcue leads to new 3 Br. ~th Cuatom VA. TBMS an experience In .wood Des11n Home, w/auto Nice 4Br, 1Pil.Ba, 2 sty and glass and •kYliJhts. dbl prage opener, all home, oo xtra lg cul-de-S1118.000. V1 R.E. blt.ns, 2 Cplca, sundeck, sac end lot. nr good schls L..,... looe patio, open-beam clgs, Ashopptng. 497-17,I x1nt loc, OWC Contract & Park Place, Inc 842 74611~~~~~~~~~ can accept up to U2.000 I · m ~paid Interest for MMlltq°" •acJt I 040 LAGUNA f' ARADISE those who need Tax ••••••••••••••••••••••• BreathtaJclnf ocean view Writ&-OCCs Uus year Only from this uxurious 3 1225.000 Call 548· 1353, IYHUMTIHGTOH Bdrm dream home. Owner HA.DOUR Newly decorated with Big & clean 3 BR. 11., Ba carpets. paper and paint condo, owner financing Glowmit wood floors $79,500 Sa u n a Sp a r k I 1 n g SCOTI'IEA.LTY gourmetkatchen. Perfec 536-75ll uon ror 1265.000 ADULTS ONLY Oc:,_-"' '-Y Views! 2 8d • aecunty blda w /boat slip Only S199,SOO! Patnck Tenore 1131-121118 REALTORS 4-Plex, 100 ft. lo ocean S248 ,000 Terms ~II Rily S'7S 4600 Sl.SOODOWH rounded by exqu1s1te l~~~~~~~~~I landscapui1. Spa & qLDet don osen New "'WESTCLIF'F CAPRI" Condos Walk to shopping , banks, restaurants " lraolportallOn Only 2 umu left. 1 Br a1.000: 2 Br llll,SOO. Hurey1 Best buy in Newport• Call ~7221 Assumes bal oC $170,000 at 11a..N.-New 38r, twnbome. Newport H,ia. vacant, MOVE tN NOW• Pno only . ., ·5038 aJoove for these private moments. Subaut terms Q0W I S&S-949) OAK GLEN D1st1nclne new 2 bedroom. 21,, ba con donuruums S'97 ,990 2Sl8 Elden Ave, CM. 642-6734 IYOWMER Rustic 3 bdrm. 1 ba. with fireplace. enclosed prqe. 50'xl7S' R-2 tri- plex Jot. us Hamilton. Do not disturb tenants. Must close m i9 Pnn-opala only. $95,000 S48·5041 or 631 ·3520 Sharp ~ bd houae. lrg lot, good area. Only $74,500 Patnck 63J.12166 REALTORS SEASC4'1 COHDO Nil SANDY IEACH $99,900 Only 1 yr new aod m lop ooochuon and upgraded 2 Br 2 ba ground nr unit w1an assumable loan at IW•% mt. Tenru.s, spa, pool and clubhouse. Only 1 blk to beach. CALL644·721l /Jn NIGEL 0/\ILEY & J\SSOCI l\f ES r•··• ~ t• · r ... 401 GLENN EYRE 497-4848 UHIS.aVA.IU:f Sharp 3 bd. 20X40 pool + J•c Huie lot Sacnface w terms $129,900 Pnn only Patrick Tenore, 21 631 121118 -w ..... -tc1--ff~1.-.y •I ·--:-qa--~~!""~r..· 4br, 4be, .. Engh.sh Pl.lb den Hl&h beamed ceil· 1n1s. Completely re oovated 110 Via Zan· lhae. $475,000. 956-0280 <I..Mio bie , LEASE/OPTIOH JBR 21;1aeA. ocean view condo. $1JOO mo .. appUu lD S199,SOO 64.S-7272 ~~· ~"4~0.~5~3~57~~ SYCAMORE GLEN -AAMDMEW C4f t-leedllOll ....................... OMTHlllACH • 8'4fooma, 3 bat ha, uaaa 6 spa. BEACH Fabuloua, tarp 3 bd, 2~ ba. Quality townbome coadomhduma Only 8 •Y&ilablt. $101.980 2430 ScJl.aAna Ave 142-8734 ROAD REALTY .1-------• ..... ,~., .... t02J ....................... ~ VOGBL PAOIPIG ....... s.a.o....,. 9'7#»/0/Jer!Bt, 1'-Ba. Woodbrid,. Oleo. mol.llM1~ llOBILSBOllE BUY-S!LL·RENT · FINANCE ........... Slor9 ......... c..e.- CM.I. US U I~ I02 I UGUMAllACH Best Deal ever Taite owr paymu, OAC. lib nr'A' ad.It pll, lBr. Ula. RllP&-3S79 By owner 1978 40x20 . 2br. 2ba, C II Adult Parlt 524.000, rent '108 ~ 'T1 Nomad. 8x32'. 1Br. ba. bv rm. kltcb, A/C, new crpt 19.500. S.C $130 mo 669332 alter S wkd)'ll . or SD-3000 x291 <B-5 ) IUCHROMT Leucadia dbl wide Sma 11 aecu re park . oceanv1ew. $19.500 436-8797 res .. 744 -0SS6 744.Q99 F..Oastk lrYeDOWH • spbt·lewl. Beaut. view lyr lae . SlJOOmo Z13-43t U.Si 80 Ullla, super loc. 9 5• llW-~ onb'. John P•a a:dce>ce.v. O:llql,at.i. _ 4 Br 2be Lusk Harbor OCEAN VIEW View Hills SllOO/mo l.e Cult.om tn·pln, l:Sl.9 sq Im med occupancy L Ail wood ext.enor, sun 6'4-l2ll ~ dedr:s, 2 yn old Two 2 Jbr. 2ba. 2 car gar Ru!>t1f' bdrma. one 3 bdrm Swdab frplc lmmed 1237 ~ l~ interest 837.Qll86, TS1131 with 177 .SOO dewn - - <714MM-ms 10S Del ca&KLEA~ Repou, San Clemente Jaamaoe Creek, 3 Bdrm. 8yowner. 2300 sq ft. with some * SPAllQ..IM& • ocean view. W'lde &reen bell locatJon plus t.ennl5 and pool prlv1le&e!> su:aG/mo. Uruque Homee Realtors (714 ) 675-8000 HIW0 6UMITS Very atlractave 1n11~ and out Larae units f'our 3 Bdrm, 3 ba Ind tYllQ Z Bdnn I ba un1l!i W1lh pvt pall~ J Ult i---------compleUd ~xttl .irH. LEASl/OPTIOH ALSV others in dnt nm Everything you rould tal areaa Call today want an S pyi.:las!> 9'/9.S370 Beautiful 4 bl'droom A TT'adew1nds. almost 1 , LLS TA TE acrt' Fort'Vt'r 111ew _ I"' C'reauve fmanr1ng REALTORS A41M U•iltq Loh fw S. 2200 A beautifully upgraded -·••••••••••••• •••• •• 20Jt54 Great Lakes. ZN e w port 8 "1 ch Bdrm. 2 Ba, 2 refng's. waterfront lot 30xl00 dtabwuber 6 stora1e Wf'Pler 6 alap f?s-3747 or lhed Loaded UJ ~ m.mJ 0rance CYb'1 fuaest S. .............._..._, Slar pub FuU recrea· --banal faohbes mcludmc Trtr,,.. 3 clubhouses. Ir 2 pools -................... ---- U.900 Tl•ILB ft AU 3224 BALBOA ISLAND 22 spa~P park with 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• REAL TY bousea ne,v L&kt> Perm. Deluxe JBr den din fD.8700 4.S min from Or1n&t' rm. bv rm m1t·row.ivt· rdal Cowlt> Groo;s 1nromP 2"'a8a. dbl garage $750 C WWW s:n.m Q1rnef' will ht>lp mo ~7 f:lden Al(t "+tty finance or eHho1n1<l' m.5'81 •••••••••••••••• • • •••• fUll pnce S27s.ooo c .. 11 tlOOSO.fT. . ., .. ·~ 2 br condo nr So Coast Ptu.a Pool. !>pa S475 mo 7S!I 021 7 m.'74 OI land. Buakhng .SELECT sq.ft Streuect for PROPERTIES ICOr')' Dowatown Coau u.e 8 I ":!.::C: ... nr tt r•hwt c:.oue'1: P:rk~ ~~.~ -., .._. ' Z400 .,._ l7'50 Mo.~ lsl. wt S .. 772' ·-·-••••••••••••• +eec All David 641-3255 ~ , (" I l \. ... l .. .J .. r u D ~ ~ \ Le... - :"I .... - *• ) ... '9NIS -..v.-s.ua. . llebelof. lM bt aptt l Br 1tudlo. woodH)'. Clrtplace. patio. 1375/mo Incl utll *-7108 (' from • ""°'· Jaruul, pvt pe&to•. O • ra ••• evall. Adulu, oo pell. m> Marla Ave. 60-JUJ ...._ Hth lli o .... to Sh.'e ooo •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BR. 1 bath w tflreplat.-e. upstmrs Very secluded. no pets or children. W,._.__...,......, M'751roo Avail Dec U ,.. '•an1n""' Ail 675·2311 Mocle1"ft 2-1ty 4 Br 3 Ba l Br Ind'& UUI. Gara1e ,.__.._ .....__ __ home. 2 f11>lc'1. i. clerk, Newly redec+new cpta _...,,__ 3124 on the canal l o W . Ckllelo1hopa 838 7'47 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 Bdrm. l600 '""'· .. '"'X'"'<' Newport. Ava al Im· ,.__._ u-..-~7~4 •2 Br, t ba condo nr So. .., ·~ " "' mediaUly. ~ mo yr _......._ ., & "'---t Pl N home. Near 1cbool1. round +lat & lalt "dep. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....._, aza ew c11>t.s. ~~~-teJtk Call~ SUSCASITAS ~·.A6~i1~~~~~~ Movina? Avoid doPolllt.a Ir 2br. 2i.. C.Oodo View. cut flv1n1 npenaea! ~ Xlnt cood s.w>Mo Pr0Ce11ionally 1to ce .w7.31'J3 .4t4-1496 li71 HOUSIMATIS 832-4134 ... iiipOl'f leedt 31'9 ~ MtF to &hr lar&~ ••••••••••• •• • • • • •• • • • • lo eAy lule . CdM ~ 2br. llhba, rtplc. pallo, BAYPRONT lBr. with ~ 75&-021~752-17lout encl Jlr. Ad111l1 No view porch. $475 mo u Pm.1375110 ~4 m8ll80 --------- GRAND OPENING 11..._YSICTIOH ADULT SICTIOH Weat:fll!ld 2 Br. l"• ba from SUO 2 Br. 2 IMI from USO 3 Br. 2 bl. from s.525 ··-.... ___.. Rmmlt.e, shr 3 br, 2 ba. r-" • ...,,.......,,., Cdm hse. noo.arnllr Ir Bll'helors , l or 2 \leaet1r11n prer'd Bedroo~ & Towobou.ses l250tmo nr bch 875-9550 From l3llO 00 SpectacuJ1r spa. tolal recreation progrum. :.o<:tol Pl"Oiram 7 poo.ls.11 tennu. court:. At F u~luon Lsland. JJmboreto & San JU9q1.1n Halls Road 17 14 t 644-1900 Female roommat.e want· ed to 1bare condo 1n Laguna Niguel with l>a1De 12S01mo. C.ll for appt~ F'emale wanted to shr oceanfront apt S200·S300 548135.1 L F'em rmmte oded t-0 shr exec.sums Pl1me Newport &Machi~~~~~~~~~ loc Near O.C. tlrport. I~ Rent Incle receplloo. cooference rm. Jao.Hor serv • ulll1. 100 fret c opies • more ~al lttV avail woreou,151.9411 DELUXE OFFICE 1D> lq. ft • 11JI or part D Sq ft No lease req IXU2239 To l2 A W Pre1t111ous Newport Center 0U1<.'e s pace. av11l mad January Spacious ground floor !iWle Includes recep tJoru:st. secretary ~p;,ace. ronferen t·e r oom library. k1tr hen. copier storai;ie Call Debblt' 75" 9Ulll v"NEED v"MONEY· • CUDITMO NOklM z.d • 3rd TD loam 971-6531 Arran1edby eoaat.-.Lo.s IMMED. FUNDING -ti loans at $2$1< ea W• ., II I ,., Newport Studio Condo Nr FWu. l br apt S275 &: up. =t'· $475. 545·5151 or 4 BR 2 '--w h ..... _ u---It p · Encl far Adults. no ... .., ' .,. ' u er ...,., ~ al. ool. spa, pets 2 10 Newport Bl ......., ----~-1Ttii~~~ ~J u uoa. curlty. ~00. 54M968.. ' Sh&fll, clean. 2Br. !Ba 648-21M7 or 21.3/477-7001 Blllnl, 2 yr old iaplx w. Beaultlul. brand new Excellent locauon next t.osho91>lng & park Ollldren welcome 1n ranuly sectloo. No Pf'ls ()pen dally 10 s 30 a West Walson. Costa Mesa <beb1nd Harbor Shopping Cent.er I. 2 Br. 2 ba condo. ', blk lo beach. 2 car 11ar. auto op· nr Beaut ~Y new $650 yrly. TSLMgmt 642· 1603 Cd.M hs~ For info Call ~t.own Laguna. soo 'IQ Karen. 546·8801 Ext 16 tt. s:125 mo 333 Third St Mon Fri II to 5 ---__ 1213 I 393-2347 •2 loans at SIOOK ~a Secured by Real Estate !IM-1055 Newport Pat·1C1c Funding 2br, walk lo beach. U50Mo. act 675-8912 Executive-spectacular CASADIQaO side Kida ok no pelll. ocun view. 3 br, 21h ba, ALLlITILITIES PAID $ 3 7 S 6 4 5 7 4 1 9 Newport Crest Condo Com pa re before you eWJll/wknds Tennis. pool, Jacuzzi rent Custom desl~o 4 bedroom, 2 bath, nea Luse. S.·?81.3 featurea . Pool . BBQ. E.ASTSIDE 631·SS83 1~·2408 --- Eastslde 2br, Iba. }ard. gar Very Clean Adullb No Pets S375Mo 648 O!'!J;, 1 Hedroom. l bath yearly or mo $350 mo Agt 013 11210 beach, fireplace, newly c:ov 'rd garage, new New & completely re- remodded, large fence Harbor View Knolls Con furniture. aurrounded furbis~ 2&3 bdrm col back yard 557 045 do, (Ford Rd & San with plush landaraping llges. some w1Lh encl wknds. or after 6PM ~I>. 2 br. micro, au Adult Uvtne at 1ti. best g • rages Y a rd s . •., Blork lo beach 3 br 2 ba, oownsta1ri., blln\. frpk. 1)¥lJO. j?UJJ.(C $tiOO $425. New 2br F.ncl l(Jr t27 44th St G40 6140 Great Loe Atlult:. No Pets S411·!H41. 63 l ~I 840-4003anytlme bbq, pvt patio, pool, ten· Nopets waaher/dryer hook up J Br 2 ba frplc Cl ms, jacuzzt S725 mo. I Bdrm runushed $365 No pets From S435 2617 be~cb Gd refs~~q Day <7141776-1100; eve 2Bdrmfunu.shedM50 Elden A\l' Qay ~ ~Imo Call collect aft ~---___ 36.'5W Wllsoo.6421971 646-4262,cve!>64S9~ pm213 920·2333 3 Bdrm 2 Ba, family rm, Mwti19CN1 ..... 3740 •ZBr condo nr So C~t rrplc, Harbor Vtew ••••••••••••••••••••••• Plu:ia S425 Pool. l>J.111 S49'.> mo BeHutaful 28 Homes, on ruce sL, near H.I' ..,. .... EST 159-0217 or 8.1.Hi974 hse, earthtones, av a a comm pool Gardener 1 "" now Paula 962 7788 or ancluded S72S 640-4829 Spanish Estate Living' 631-1161 _ DeautJfuJ park-like sur ---Townhouse n r . Hoag rouodings Terr aced 2Br. din rm. dbl car gar, Hosp. 3 BR, 21h ba ; pool. Sunken gu bbq, dl.sbwshr, bltn.s, fncd yd, races pool. AdUJt area. sparkling fountains children OK, fully cptd. Dbl. carp o r t 1500 . Sp a c Io us roo m s 963-1997 Lease. Reallor 642-S333 Separate dining area. walk·tn closets, home •NPTTERR CONDO• like lcllchen & cabineU. 324 2br,211)ba,frplc,sha11>. Walk to Huntington •••••••••••••••••••••• Pool-Rec. S.SSOMo Center. V A C t\ T I 0 N !168-8388 960-1503 2 &droom rum ~s:; E V E R Y D 1\ Y ' Townhouse Curo. $SOS Waterfront 2,060 sq ft Lar~ 4br. Cam rm, brkfst Adult.II, no pets Twnbse. avail Jan. rum & din rm, W/Wel bar. 2 Ul.iliUesFree! ME.AR SHOPftlNC. Util pd Adults, 110 pets 2 br. l ba, new <'J1>l, refng. stoYe 548· 7689 &side 149 E Bay 2br. Iba. pool. Adult:. No Pel.!i S350Mo 548 3721 Extra Large Rooms Clean. quiet, 2 bd, I ha NO k1ds1pels S3251m3 Call Craig. 631 1266 l~#Z~I~• « tmfum, boat slip op-f11>ka. W !W crpta. Npt. Uon. S850 mo + sec dep. Hill Home. Incl garden· Rd req. (714) IM0-1421 J.na. S100 Mo. 646-2345 LA QUINTA HERMOSA REALTORS fnlle 324 Executive b ome I n ··--•••••••••••••••• Harbor View, 4 br, 2 ba, WOODBRIDGE,! BR, !lh idtdaen/famlly rm, lge 162.ll Parblde Ln 1 bl.k w. of Beach, 3 bibs. or Hice 38r, 2~Ba. spiral F.dln&er. lll'ale, beam clop, encl IC'7·5'41 dbl pr, ff1>l, sundeck, DO pets, lllOOmo 8* 11'12 8 rt 6&wtcnds ea, t67S mo 714-640-2360 la vane rm w If r p 1 c. &..p.o leoda 37 41 wtufys, 9-7PM formal dlrung rm. avail. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lmmed tBSO. 760-9554 • Studio. prof decorated, 2 Br. 1-.., ba townhouse. Woodbndge 3 br. 11 , ba. upgraded condo Lakes, pool, leorus, rec center No pets 5485 mo 833· l.J52 aft.er 6 & wknd.s. 11nmac Free maid serv 41arage. patio. pool DEBFt&D Pauo Home. 3 bdrma., 2' 2 l>l.lhs, ram1ly room, 2 pat101, lovely yard i\Yail for 6 mos lease. rTWJve 10 now! $700 Mo + !ot!C. deposit Owner tbkr. ~.eves 644·61'3 RENTALS EastbluCf 3 BR. fam 4' . JaC\IZ.ZJ. (Jreplace Adullb dm'g nn Wrap around & utJI. Color 'IV, SIS wk only suo AYJll Occ pat.lo. S8QO /mo. 645-LSJ l or by mo 4w-2227_ -LSth 631 4984 OCEANFRONTSTUDlO Thr.,.. I Br af" a"aal 3 BR 2 ba 1 d S350 ut11lncl ...... "' • near poo an 536 0321 now S28S Poo No pets t.ennl.s & beach. $700/mo. ~ 3 BR 2 ba. open beams. LAGUNA BEACH MTR ---- privacy & spacious. INN. Maid serv. color Maple St Apt.s now rent m>/mo. 'IV, healed pool Util utg. I Bdrm IPlS. S23S & 2 BR+den condo with (714>494-5294. 985 No up F\am or unfum 1919 t.enru.1/pool lllOO /mo Coast Hwy Maple St 631 387·1 WaterltNI Honwt Newport leach 37 69 Spac10US 2 br apt.s F11m1 631· I 400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• [y unit Pool & Play ground Sunduncc West 2Br. all ut1l pd, 110 ~,.., i.m cluld OK. rt'fri~ d " gar L960 Wwll.u:~ \t.:r .., !148.9560 Mle8tiB.llU Beaut garden apl!I Pool &spa Adulls. no pdi. Bachelor r rum $28.'1 l Uedroom rrom SJJj 22:i0Vanguard W..i} 540-9626 -----~llO to S425 2 Br. I & 2 ba apts Balcony, laun<ln rm lmmed Ol'l'UPY /\dull.b. no ~ts TSLMgml 6421903 East.side 2 br, l I.Hi. bllllb, adults on1) , no peu, SJ50 640-1Z78 ll.flcr 6pm ~°"leach 3140 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •DllUXE• GARDEN APT. 2 I r. Aduth ORiy J pools CoYered car port pat.Jo apts BBQ'' closet.ofwys & bchs W"cilk tosboppmg 17 111 Goldettwest atWanwe,. 847-6064 ......... c.,,... SHARP. beach 1. 2 & :t BR. frplc. dshwsr. gar & pat.105 No Pl' ts 964.J 2358 I BR. l ba. . . . . . . . . $425 2 BR. 1 ~ ba . . $475 Bhtrs biggest 4 BR + ram 3 BR. 21~ ba, 85 rm &jacuul.185(). <Brand New• l Agenl640-0020 THE Apts 19911 Maple fl46.1486 or f\421951 LDvel)' all adult. no pets 1.2&3 Br apts 6..'>()() Ed 2 Bdrm 2ba. nr So Cousl anger. HB 846 061!1 "GOOD DeliehUul 3 br. twnhae for lM! 2 sty, 21-'l ba, frpl, patio w , gas BBQ. No pet• Avail Dec 1. SS7S1mo Ph. &41-8886 evs wknda. ---------- LIFE" Plaui. gar. no peu, 2 Brdm. near beach I Ktv ~ 6444579 patio. BBQ. adults, ,rfi 2br, Duplex. newly paint pet $400 846·3166 ed. Yard & garage Pet & Walk to beach 2br I bu. Ou.Id OK. 646 1.563 __ SJ25Mo + sec "lo Peu. 536-9813 Ori\(' b> S42S "' atl no" 2 (j1 I BJ l 4'l'°n l~I W HJlboJ Bl f'Jll ror .iµpt .Ji m or < •rol)n i.l) 1222 d llt /. u~ . .! U.1 ll~W plu~h l':l"l>t'tllllC poril Jv< uu1 ~ mo \dulb n11 !Wl Lc1lJtt'<I .i1·ro ~ rrom ""pt Bl h G olC t'11ur,,, lh appt onl~ S-1'\ u.:,s WF'~rCLlf"f l'LAl..A AHEA 2br 2ba. pool nu l'rµts compl nu kll<'h <1ppl ns . nu drpi; 11u pa.till 631 49:!(1 NEAR HOAG llq~hly upi;radcd. pm I 1 iSIOOu II) dcl'Ura ll·d I hR Ba{'h an Vt'r:o.111llei. l'orctu cl\erlook1n~ foun le11 n & pork l1kt' l1)Uf\ )'a.rd F\a ll :>t' cu n t) bkS& 152$/mo C.11 CGl644-721 I ~K FOR NIGEL. Agt I Br VersallLes ISSO Ltdo2Br +den S8SO 2Stl) 2Br+den $900 2 BrTo~S700 .!Br-..dcn. ~lip. SI~ .! Br 1<1ew pool SSSll Wfftrf r'Oftt Homes 631-1400 I' ' Blk!. to beach 3 BR :! t;a Nt-w painl & cpl!; $iW mo yrly 008 3422 Ocran \'lt'V. 'PU<'IOU' ~1aturl' adulli.. r:.nblc nghl part) t>'ll :Siii:! ~ 3 BR :!' ·1 hu dpi>.. f p pat1u end ;/ t-ur l!vr $650 mo 1\\atl I ~ 15 KS I 0339, 5'1 ~ 7604 t• H ''I <.>CEANF'kONT 2Ur. lll;,i . rrpl1 Sf.2.."• mo ~rt> s.soo mo W\/lter 675 6'>711 New lu.xuf") townhome' 2&3 br fprl~. bu) \It'"" Yearl\ 675-491:! kkr Lge 4 Bdrm . 2i,., ba Newport Bcb Condo. Prof decorated & landcscpd This 13 a Sher- field Place townhouse or Harbor High 673-211.3 &: 4'M-5'1S8 YEAA·AOUNO FUN· Social Act1v111es 01 rector• Free Sunday Brunch• BBO's • P11r hei. •Plus much more GAE.AT RECREATION Tennis • Free Les,on~ (pro & pro shopl • 2 Health Out>a •Saunao Hyclroma&Sage •Swim ming •Golf Driving 2 Bdrm upstairs, S360 pr mo. I>aabwasher. bit UlS Z!62 Mmer St • B See Manager llA Adult.s oo ly ~7096 Lg 1 BR nu paint. htd 2 Br i Ba, Ve!">a11le' Pl'n pool, 1~2 m1 lo bch. no thouw. leaw S795 \1(1 petS, S335 mo 960-6212 \1Jne 673-8705 For lease Woodbrldg Creekside, 3 Br. ,.,, Ba. '650. lit " last. S2 4.br, +swimming pool. secur depoeil Incl U · GoodenVU"Ollment. soc. dues Aval! lmmed. 64&-3893 645-2678, 552.&174 eves ---------i t4 2 sty Bluffs Condo, nr RDIT/LEASE 2 BR/den community pool, 48r. home In Deerfield. Up· 2Ba. fam rm. xlnl cond. graded In te rl or Xtra breakfast patio off landacp'g. Adj to park, kltc~n Pete Johnson pooA, Jae, acbls. A/C 644-9080 ror appt. to see. Range BEAUTIFUL APART· MENTS: Single~ 1 & 2 Bedrooms • Fur· n11hed & Unfurn11thed •Adult LMng •No Pols • Modeli Open da11y 910 6 2 Br. I', ba. 610 Joann St No cluldren small dog ok 642 7344 $365 2 Br garden apt w t&ar Stove & refn g. S39S Adults, nopet.s 548·1.377 2 BR duplex, patio. lndr; rm. Nwpt Hgt11 area 3& OR le St 837 _.386 -- Larae 2br apt w 1pat10. 2 Bdrm townhouse. ne"" secunty. tennis. sp<1 near beach 2202 H<">l> Ctr 900-sni or 751·2060 ~w 3br. 2ba. frplr dbl attch gar SS25Mo Lg lbr, Iba. 1285 incl utl Rosemary 848·2262 963-8710. 673.5048 3 BR 2~, t>a. frml dtntnR rm, frplc. dishwasher. W1D hk-up Patio. dbl rar gar $~S0 1 m o lbr \.cria1llei., ~pl Hth Pn11l. JIC & amen1t11•.., ~ 9SS 2033 ~on fo'n ~k for L!!!_n I Br. den. 1acuu1. h pat.Jo. lease $49:> 640 1177 Apl.'1 for rent 2 blks from lloag Hosp 2 Br 2 ba. mgr~ o rr 11.)0 ,\ Patnce. Npt Hr h Mat~ Fem non-smoker 2br. 2ba, conv F' V loc Sl50+ I 1Ulll 9f.3·62Ui Female sha~ 38r 28a nrbch. L263tstSt NB ti Sli5 mo bi5 0611 !\eec:I I r~pom1ble rm mate to '>hart' 3Rr apt Dl'df UCl SI Ii'.. ulll l:.1 &.1 .. -L !>Ill 4932 •ft ~ Uillb11<1 ~d 2 r""'pon non • 1i: '>l'l'lOke ror ~ bed 2bd ontx•1 Sl5~ mo fiiS i22ti l't-"'°'1 lo !>hdr,. l1H l'I) L.11.:un" lieJ<'h horn•· "' 1Ju,1nt'!>.., ffidn Stro11i:h1 non sookl'r ~ ~-42&1 4150 ......................• Sngl car gar For ~torage onh S40Mn ·'' a11 ()(o(' I &lt>2723 ltwl rloublt' l(aral(l" 6 blh frnm both Hll S70 !lfb.52fi0 OffiuR...tal 4400 .•.......•..•..••.••.•• t or 2 Rm Su1te. rrom 175 119 W 19th SL Call Tom ~2200 'Tt4E .. EXECUTIVE SUetE F\all serYIC'e offiet.>~ ID Newport ~nter ~5470 GrNt1Jtth C...t.r ln<.:ost•M~a 'lewl\ re mod .. hop· i;i n~nler loc.iled al 2750 llJrhor Bl has "ipa<'f' J\a.tlabh.-ranging rmm 14() !lUO o,q It read)' for 1mmed ocrupan<:> Call Paul S Katl . \~t 213 41:.-4538 LUXURIOUS EXECUTIVE SUITES OH1ce" no~ a\lail 1n degantl) appointed Ex· t•rut1H· Sl.J1le~ C'entrall)' loc.ih.'d nt'ar free"" :J} ... c:ourls & the Oran i:e (' n u n I " ,\ 1 r po r I f'dnlit1es include a fnendl} ..rriuc:nL ren•p 11 n n .. 1 ll'lephonc operator "Aho 1.trt>el>i \OUr dwnL ... .JOO an:."Aer. )our 1 a.IL\ ... complete Cahf & fedt'ral law llbrar) beaut1full) de<.'o rated n.Uert'n<.'t' rooms. photo <'Op) mach1ne'i & thl' ftnt'Sl 1n ~ecret1r1 1 l ~rvi~ t-'or furthf'r info & ..i personal t our throujlh the rarahttes please contact Vortac Assot <7 14 >955 2288. (714 '9M-lll00 1 MO FREE RENT Aun R t: Investment Bn:*t'fl Of(u·t' .. pi..-e 11l Slooo· ~111 •>n Redhill at airport rl'<.'t'pt1on1~t C..11 \fadi;ie Da\11!1 15 H~ an ln\e,.tment R ~ i54 7Ti2 A Bkr AJRPORT AllA Small olf1l·e~ lo"A rt'n1 <:.illil-1~1440 Sl $11 1nclud•• .. utll J.arulonal :.+>ntCt"'> \~ail ~·rrt11nal 'Cl'rOX l'OP) .. ~ t> • n ,. J n .. "' (' r , n r "rv11....,. Furn 1f d1: ... 1rt·c 111 '-' 17th St Sh: A !I c· \I 631 ~ --__ , z..ctTDLOAHS ~ by equity tn real estall' paid ror or not Courteowi, conhdent1al ~f"\.1l't' (.;ommwuly Homl· Loan Im· -' ~ 2fHt l.1c 11 Broker ·1-' ...••.•.•......•...•..• ~MtCJ.CO. '\II type-. of real e .. tatc..· mvcstmenb ~mce l!f.19 Sf-dalbincJ I• z..dTDt Oh J rm 11wtt-nr Rt'gl'\ln 642.21 71 545-06 1 I l~I A~iul J .. n l S600 ~ "i mu ~ t HM7 2nd TI>ror Sale. 12'. Due .. S B SMALL Of'FICF. S85 mo or renl de'lk spuce 631 M.56 ...... llefltal 4450 ...••.•....•....•...... f"or 'tor..-& ofhrc: spul , . .tl rl'd.-.orulble r11ln 500 to 2700 SCI fl. MESA VERDE bR PLAZA 1n 2yri. Call Keith 536-lf05 536-7!>42 CASH FAST .... ISTs Swmg& 2nd.s Jrdi. CollaleraiJzallon!I Ct9Clt Mo ftroblem MiC)lllt Fillcaciol Uc'cll.l.lrobr 714/541-9375 ----------. 2-0.) A91>roval, fund IA 1 days No poanta. No J ;.){. a.1 I I,.,...... Balloon 110.000.$200,600' -• Ca Ja Soo.! 2nd TO loan11 Lido 1 lSi25 Mesa Verde E. (; N , 54M11l ~tall or o'firf' 5·pact' 1'ewPort Co 673 7595 .. vaWtbloe ror 1mmedt1t.e achr. _ _ ~ Ot'CUpllD<'Y 111 hach tramc MoMy for short tt'rm 2nd .-Cftl~r at M11noha & TD's no <.'red1t check, no Warnt'r 10 l'ouoli111n pilty $20.000up fo'or ac \ ~Y 142S Sq rt al M-oan t·all agent 673 731 r -v! '\Q It Ftonb on Warner Al\yllmc • • • l .. 11 17 14 •964 2566 or --- !li32971 Agent IBfTO• IUY 4i00 sq ft olf1ce bw ld1n,.: lkar Lido Isle. purchu.,t• pnce S750.UOll w $100 000 tlwn 4311 32nd "' Mwport 8t-Jt'h l'iill ror dt'tath ~lt'rrJ Rt'.ill> 633 1\0.1 ~ nr POP>I Ofr 502 sq' store oft .'tiJO(' ,\ ~ on 1i 4 ti 2 9 I 7 o r 213 tl.7 7001 t'Wwpori ll•d, CM Prime <.'omm I 1300 111 Hl!'>U 'iQ fl 494 5U4~ -'94 56()1 t.:a..'lt81de l ~ 350 sq It Bath nev. n-pt ()ffi(t' or .,I.On.' Sl6S mo 631 22U .................. 4500 ······•···•·•··•··•···· Mr. Orea. Co. Al~rt Nev. 5.!ilo :.q fl incl l w.g w 288 sq n o fflll' Fronts on xlnl i.Lrt't'I (Xe can be expanded We*y H. Taylo,. Co. Realtors 644 4910 ._..W-...cl 4'00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. ~ \r! •.•......•.....•....... /w CUK .... Ith 5100 ..••..•.••......•.••..• PENNY Pt NC HER ADS ONLY S2 ~II JO\ ltl'm or cum btn.11100 ol 11"m" tor $75 111 "'' ~Ith " P•·nn) l'ln<'htor \I.I 3 Ian~ Cur l 1111\.'>f'("Ull\ ,. d»)S t .. 1ch ~1100 .. 1 hnt " ro fur Ulto / d"\' l hUl(l• 11 .,,,,,..,mmt·n1JI .ids ~ur mun· 111fur1t1Jt11111 .. net to pl.ill' )our •• u .:all 642-5678 ~ree Junket F1ights faeryday to Las Vc11ai. V1aSrheduled Alrhne:-. F'or lnlorma lion Ca II ~l 8970 (2131776-0100 ) --· frplc. $t56S mo. 559·14 llOOOrno. wknds lreveult 6. ---a.--.. -.-.----3-2-7-6 Oakwood Garden Apartment• Newpof't Beech/So. · 1700 16th SI S360Mo 717 James St Apl. B. 840-4_W7_9 __ -964 5261 Jbr, 2ba, oceun view new ly redecorated EXEC.sums MEWPOIT CENTER JO\tll sen ice Ftom $225 Newport ~gency Corp 17141644-7189 LADY EXEC UTIVl DESIRES TO LEASE NICE S INGLE FAM HOME. CONSIDER FURN. NWPRT. IRV, C M AREAS , s~oo RANGE. XLNT REF. NO KU~. 851·11191 '5YCHIC REA.DH Advuier· Don 't confuse her with any ordlnary re-ader WOODBRIDGE ·······················1 3 Br. 2 ba, on goU coune, LEASE =:,.:.:.:.:mDuplu. A b uutlfu l uw SllllMdt 3Jl41 bedroom condo within -•••••• .. ••••••••••••• waikinl dil\IDC:e lo PoQI. Private 3 br + den, frp&c, '*"'1if tlr for sum m er. d bl iaraie. watt to ~l~h'°~':':u~ ~· marina. S725. 511·2000. !Dover at U~ltlt 1714) 642·81 70 Newport Beach/No. 880 Irvine IOI 161111 1714> MS-05!>0 SHORT TERM twltala W~ldy Ii winter Alent t7Wl70 ----------w.tllt .... 32'1 ON TH£ WATER .. ~;;;;;;;·~;;;;·••l•2•er•.•wio-u-r•SS00---- 2 tledl"oocD coodo. New I or 4 Br. Prictd from Wate rfron t 2 Bdrm t .. b carptUQI ••d $GJ.-hcd yard Ir w/aotlquea Ii view ~l dn•~•"so' One •,•ra1u~tdF1,111u -.iotmo.Sborturm. .... ar H I -P P ••H. • • • pete 2 Br Ir d tn. V I E W montll. a a.acb R e altJ 'IMllCIOllie, Call IM·zsel o r '1JOO/mo. Jn Promon· 81·1222.. t7NWL Afl• DO tee. torJ ~ ................ 631·1400 2 Br, t~ Ba, 2-aty, pvt peUo, pool, I& playyard PIO 642· 2824 Large 2 bdrm, 2 ba, cpta, drps. refra g . blto1, d11hw11hr, ~nc l ga r . Adulll. no pet11 $350. 6'5-83 2 bdrm. s mm to ocean. Mt tm, encl. &•r. patio. ells· hwshr $400 645 11193_ 2 er. 2 ba, encl gar. patio. Bach all utll pd, Gar.S27&Mo 842-2187. 983·2518 lBr, 18a, C:J1>ll, drps, das bwasher. eocloaed gar Beach Blvd & 5 Pts area 842-80.12 988-2238 2 Br I Ba. partly rum, UP. stain, yrly $4.50 Avail tmmed Agt 673-3355 Bachelor. partly Cum, up stain. yrly S2.50 Avail lmrned "" 873 3355_ 5-taMa ltto ••••••••••••••••••••••• O>ndo Nr So Cal Plau on MacArthur Ckl!J>Y lmmd EJetanw;potleu-Stturt' Par\ car at door Kid OK 3br, 2ba Si()O. Ml-81(12 ______ .__.__ ..... ............ d wu.taWi•d JtOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~r~~r.~ adW\ 1pta in 14 plans from U50, 2 bdrm townhouHI from $500 + pooU. telUUa. waterfalls, PIJOC:ill Ou for c:ooklng & hu.tina..~d. ~m San Diego Tr'll/'/ drt n Nor1.b on Btach 1o Mcradda --------afire i.pace tn Newport oc-Co&ta Mesa 645-2111 NO RENT UNTIL 1980 LuxW')' Of C 1 ce Sui lea on NeWJ1Urt Bay UDOMAAJMA VILLAGE CelS.-.Z- '7M6'2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... 0,,1 ..... ty 5005 • •••••••••••••••••••••• ru.SCHOOL Lic'd ror 44 children Plus ruce lbdrm home Cao be purch11ed on xl:at. contnct at toe\ lrl ier-t. 527-3406 5300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------·. FOUND ADS ARE FREE Call: 642-H71 PuilP1ac:e, Inc. 141-7411 i...tor Found a~? Call Art~ StON f. Sale Animal A1111tance ~ Located ln Bway or Beach Leagua. 537 ·22'73, no fee. City Sbopplnl Center. Fomd or lost a pet" Call For more loform.1tlon Special Pals Hotline. call n 4/53t.a:!IS Ai\ 714/911-l235, 21.3125e.-7• ICE CREAM-Fut Food Xlnt Newport pier loC!a tloo. Mu1t tell now ! ... 000 m.9882 Found· Claim or adopt Gny/\an l&e C.Ockapoo F hub Setter, F . Pll Bull Mix, bl ack F . Malamute M. Bllt Poodle lllx, M. Newp01'1 Bch ADtma.I Shelter.~-. ,. ' 0...Wm'tl,PaU.. Oardml.D • ti an us-• laod1upln1 Oeorae n.ahl 14.5-10'12 drt~. •lde•alb. . prdenln1. C'leao Jt*1 Ml..aa7 upa, prunlna Patnclt time ~ran.~, C hcdw ~M..- I Nl>a~All ork -...... ••••••••••••• Japanea• Gardener u ,jutr. at yf. l.n :rea fl.G. Cooatructlon Co Yr1 Exper, Malnt Work IJc'd. llr. Palombo R.tmodttlnt. Int/Ext fl0eanup77~ 1181 4 ft'. doon. wtodowl, ad G d I l ....... ;...;.....;._ _____ __, cltJaal. Uc'd 131·$313 ar en na. ree trl m CU"peDU)I doon -------· mmt. clean up, It maml lllal eldtDa. etc: ~~ llel"V Anue SC8 841_4_ -.Gi..au .... ·-··············· ELEC'TRJClAN-Pnced Ken'• Oardenl.ni Service lO major repaln. rl~t-tree estimate on Mowin& &i editlnc. or uallty work. Beu larleoramalljoba. complete yard main· ~~. ftefl. 842-8951 , Uc. t33'72:S4 873--03S9 tenance 645-1$7 __ _ M-a.M -r Shelton Electric UceMe Have somethlna you want WANT ACTlON? f870a. Any 11.ze jobs. w sell? Clu11fied ads do tlaulfed Adi "2·5678 957~. l1 well. 6'2·5678 LU• hauUn1·movln1 Garaie-Vard cleanln1 Reu ratell &U-0705 HAULING &CLEANING Resid1Comm 'I FrM etl Call 982 1482 HAULING, all types, COO· cr«e " small tree re movaJa 846--1a. Personal Toueh ~Co~= Ouar. worknunahlp -.ol05 Cedar Crpt ai Uphol C1euen, nr wutn1. ... ~bl. Prof. SlmaD • 151•1 DANDY DUSTERS Week.l,yor l Umuervlce. Pw\y duoup. V.canta our apectalty Steam carpet cteanlns Rers las Freeett ~-4106 Houseclean1na. Pegay. E,)qJer;enced & depend a . ble 882·6092 V1 ck1e HNH.J & Air COftd _mz-8716 _____ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• cau Snow·Hou&eclearune Tria.ngle Hl& & Air Coad For a home that sparkles Co 17910 Skyp1rk Car llkesoow. 979-0076 IH<8. Irv 30 yrs exp. A • company you can trust. SELL Idle Items with a IKl-0186. Uc #3731HS5 Daily PUot Cluairied Ad t1•11ry ....................... Brickwork. Small Jobi . Newport. Cotta Mesa " lrvV». 1'75-317$ evee. • P'loe ext paustmc St Brtek. ~. blkwrk. ui. L1c /ln1 Try me. R nn. concrete pauoa, Snof' a.MM wlu. Free eat . John ... 1S1 W-a:c:rto&, all kltHU by Free est Aver Brick. blockwaJl1. alone. cost pr roll S10. Lie concrete Prof work at lfDa8 ~ reaoo pnca Free est GaryMCM6l4 RelidenUal & commercial p&lobn& Free est Re11 Ftreplaces. planters. retell 87s-9:18l.8'73-0'737 BBQ's, paUoa repair. re modi Reb & Free est Frank Oemaw Paunma 646-0464.~04 Co lnt1Ext Custom Mo-tWJ • work 714 /Ml-8887 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Movmi by The Starv1n& College Studenti. Exµ, lrg t.nac k 64 l "8427 hWlngf'Clf*ilKJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• WAU.J'APBIHG Quahty work 631 3085 12 yra ex~r N81CM area 1·m i.mall. pn~ aresmall 675-3014 ltooflllcJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rep1lr & Rt-ro•A All t y pe s \h1ngle s r~uh1ke!> compo tar Free e.l S4 I 5830 ftn Avail All l}J>e"i of roof" r e paired R.snbl Guaran lad No wailing Bob m.tlDll PETERS PAINTING Expr'd Reas Rates Free Est Call Gt.>ne ~ Prol p&1nung Ext & Int Mast Ext 1275 • 380015 ~ml 536-4383 Le.aJul'' V 1lder Roofing Free est Guar work 642·5178 Refa 24 hr sen-675-1488 Claaatl1ed Ada .... • •••••••••••••••••••••• ENTJAL "Stl>res Car waxln&. Qua lity won 64.2·~"~·11r12 For Ad Action can a Daily Pilot AO-VISOR 642-5678 •aro.ct 5300 '* ••• 5350 '91IOMIS..-.lc" 5160 HelpWw.ct 71 ......................................................................................... HttpW~ 7100 Wmhd 7100 .... W..W 7100 NelpW..t9d 7100 Ml-lpW..ted 7100 ···•·•••·······•····•······•·················· ....................... ··•·•·••············•·· ...••..••••.••......... •LORI'S* ~!em. German lbpber_....,,...,.,.d, apx 24" hi, blk face . Wutmlnater Hll«MySpKlall lfl.es. 24hra•Outcall Only ACCOUMTIH~ CLHIC We will train MKGrecor Y1chu. 1631 Plaoenua. C.OSta Meaa ..... ....,.. For Sallmaker. piece \Q"k. 6am"'.30pm Mon Thin. Benefits 9791483 Al/l'OMOTIVE LOTIOYS Medlc1I 6 dental bendlU Top pay Con 8llnk1a& N..L & r.n TIME ltft.A..Ro: Sml bUt /gre 911i3-ial 953-94&4. 'DOI. vie. Ellla/War~ PRE LAW student needs FV. "Toot1 le". Ca ii 125,000. Will do an}'tbang Need w talk w a lawyer~ For free inillal appoint ment call 556-1.21M Even· inc appoantmenta av11la'. bffl. ---------Sodal cw. 5400 ·n.-.n.--c...w.-----------•I tact General Mana.:er al TB.LBS West.em Federal Savtnp 1s currentl)' seeking reapona1ble 1Ddiv1duab lo work in our Newport Beach orrlce S•L or banJung ttxpenence 11 preferred We offer a good st1rt1n1 salary ~ workln& cooda t.IOnl 6 exceUenl com pe.ny benefits Qualified appli cants please C'all Phylh1 lmonll 1714 1 644 7256 ..-ior982-3202 Le1al. Confide ntial ll&WARD, Sml Shelli; DVM. P .O. Box 3242, taken rrom red Al • N.B. 9286.1. 11121 1n voo ·• Parr::, •FOXY • •oy * lot, Brookburat/Chap· ~ man. Any info lead.ins to OUTCALLONLY her Ill• Mum, reward. •972-1138• 5»741.t POlJND. ladies ring Fn. day November 23 in South Coast Plaza Owner ldentlly. 751-4840. TOMMY'S OF NEWPORT ESCORTS •••••••••••••••••• ••••• ~Clerk MEET THE PERSON Larae. well eJIUbU.hed Of ho Costa Meu rtrm Will do your c ice from open mostly A/P ln con1en1al minded couples tA:I poten· , R f UaJ marnage partners AcCO\mling Dept ate o raat & sale throuah So pay lo 9900 Cal.ti's largeat & most un • lrvlne Personnel Agency ique Oat Serv 1000'11 of 488 E. 17th, Coat.a Mesa profs rrom doctors to ell· Ste 224 842. 1'70 ecs WomenJoinfreePM ~~ Oat. Serv m• )636. 7572 Trcr'fel 5450 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ASSIMILBS E)itry level poeltlon m wlrin& rabrlc allon. screen println& & as sernbly. Employer will train. CAMPO MFG 7601 Clay Ave. H 8 (W /Beach. StGar1ield I EOE. MF ASSEMBLERS loll Female Beagle max w /red collar. Name "Duchess" on ~ag. Vic ElhK/ Magnoha, F'V 962 3294. 962 5734 642-1.571 24 hrs Sailor seeks passage ------to/frm Auatralla Scuba G...at Company ' dive Gr Rarnrr ltc~t·f ACCOUNTING Regi.awr tod1y for local temporary assignments 557-0045 CT\-Llr\: We will t rain Apply 7am , Ma cGrel(or Yachts. 1631 Placentia. Costa Mesa ESCORTS Dpt S C/\ AA 100 sail wilJ rn.ow ~ \ nark. 200 Nwpl nr Dr ~l~J04 Jl~APY Pl~NNll S!PVIC1S ASSEMBLERS f..LECTRO~IC Position availablt for person ex1-1enenn'<1 an PCB. win~ Jsi.~mbl) Wlre harness assembl> & some mmor mechanical Company is looking for penoo interested tn IOnK term emrloymenl E.O E. Cal Pal Mtlls, M7 9051. l.t'lSt Leather-en~-bnef :M Hr.. 641 Ollj() caae Fashion Island MC/VISA area 11120 $100 reward DIAMOND WANTf;D 15-0144 _ Pnv party will buy 1to3 loll: Doberman p Male caratfcuh N 8 548-4975 Blk I& rust. "Caesar''. 642-3>10 or 834-1675 aft 5 pm. LOST: 1 diamond cluster earring. Vic. lrv. Club. 11·24.REWARO 760-0914 •SIHGLI LADIES• Yourcbou:eof IOO 's or select men ror modem Photo Dales. lnex· pensive 24 hr. !r71 7979 "COMPATlllLITY" LOST M blk Germ Shep ''Open Lifestyle" people M.Jx Appx 2wks ago sincere warm relatloru; Has tag & he aft 6 Couples caJI 750-0674 64.26868 Slngleb C'all 7~-0677 LOST Fem blk k~;n Rerorded Mag ~ny hr whl chest & paws. Lost O.C. AIRPORT ~:E;;u1 Nr pr ss.Rwd ISCORT SERVICE ----• Spec1alizin11 1n bua1 RE WARD return set neumen . residents Rolla Royce hub caps. welcome. Taken Nov. 25th, Eut 739-5241 Blltf. 2J.M98.8021 · MASSAGE w /a personal U>ST: Sm . Iona hai~ Louch: come tA:> lhe Olym· Male blk "bm dog. Vic pua Health Spa 293-0 Hamilton & Harbor P1clflc Cat Kw y, NB. 11·25 . R E W A R 0 ! Beautiful lirls 10am-4am ~ B 9'.!bJO Ea·=-~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mature women MODELING Sizes 10 l2 Needed for Tea Room for ma.)OI' dept stores upan complell()O or prof course 0Jyllmt· C'lass forming al So t':il Village 557 2502 Jobi Wcanttd, 7075 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 29 ye ar old f.ngl1!>h Cordon Bl<>au chefess. Secretary. coverness seek.a po111llon m capac1 ty ot any above with de voted. salubnous f»m1ly and/or prl vale yacht CaU646-ll41 lbokkeeping Job wanted at borne. Wlll pickup & deliver 549·Z731 3723 Birch Strttt Mewportleoch ACCOUHTIMG Q.ERICJll(Klt Knowled&e Cn payroll ac OOlmt5 payable. recelva ble, cash rece1pt.B pro ccss1ng, EDP & manual systems des 1rahle Lt typing required Good command of En~hsh Call Nant'y. 97S.l~ COLDWELL BANKER RESIDBmAL MORTGAGE COMPANY A Coldwell Banker Co F.qual ()pportun1t y Co A.cctg Bkkpng Aa&embler PRECISION ASSEMIUR l'os1t1on available 1n mech1n1cal anembl> shop. Must have good mecbanlcal aptitude & rmnual dextenty Must be ramd.1ar walb rt work. troubleshooting. dn I Lln1c. reaming & press1nic Minimum 3 years ex perlence. Excellent com pciy benefits Contact , Pal Milla, 557 9051 F.qual Oppor Employer Ml-708'1 to.erveyou. 645-7501 •-B S"'-1 M Housekeeper, Laguna ~: rowo 0 "' ly, • MICHELLE'S Beach. Room, board & TEMPORARY IWgiater today to work on vanous accounting & bookkeepinit au1en menls Work clo!le lo your home Acct& clerlul, bookkeepers, accoun tanta are needed lbruout Orange County Ca II us for more Ulformat1on Assistant Bookkeeper pll, Jolly Roger 494-0487 311lhSt. tu C.M .. An.a . •Outc.all• ulary After 6PM _Pto_._MS-OM3 _______ 1 11AM·2AM 835-:r749 _-._1_.sz ______ _ lat: Doberman puppy. male, twu old, 23rd, Newland" Warner, H B. 142-970 Reward! Loat: 1rey male cat w/White; Ealtalde C.M. area. Beuy 752-4000 Ext -SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Rudely -Dulky -Prtat -Decent - PURSE Al food prices aoar. pothole9 pt wone. What C:. l:~~l.uta Found Cockatell, 1ray. 'tic Brookhunt "Garden Grove Blvd. on U /21. ~-~. MASSA&I AGiUllE MODELS ISCORTS OUTCAUOMLY Dap,evn,hr 631·2t40 GOU>IM~IRL Anyone knowing the wbm'eabooU or when of OONOV AN Q..ettcb > pl.ae call :M8-M27 after 6 pm PU TO"S RmE.A T For rree-thlnklng & aw· lnlinl couples, Relax w /absotutely No Pre111ure, Adult Fun. 16:iO Ivar. Hollywood. Excit.ln& Phone Ca.Us We are for real. Try us Fane-A Fntnd · 51itr2441. Found male Shepherd, Are you a buslnna ex- t.an w/black face. AP· ~ve iOIOI on a busi· pros 1 yr. Braolthurst • neu trip? Call Travelln1 !DI, ftn Vl)' IM-ell2 Secretari• for Buslnesa ca\ keep. Eic.ecullve:a m• l81M·9908 orC7UllN·'llU Practical Nurse Llve1n Exp. Efficient, kind Loe refs. 548-0502. H1tp W..ted 7 I 00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ACCOUNTING Robert Hall's accowtte..,. 2333 No Broadway #3X>, Coldwell Banker Bldg .. Sanu An• C714tl3S.4103 Newport Bch Mort&a&e ~~~~~~~ Co. tw lmmed open1np ADVERTISING SALES ln our Account10g Dept. w e offer xlnt pay ror local h ome benefit.a. worldng cond1 furrushln&• ma&azine Excellent commlas1on tiona • good •tarting Ex~rience preferred = tA:I qualified CID· bul will tram. 497"'464 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE AlteraUoo peraoo needed CLERK w/fltllng exper to take Prepare & proce111 In· over tailor ahop. no ln voices & other amounts vealmenl. Call for Appl. payable by the company. 498·6981 Also needed ~earchea current & production sewers __ past account.a, assures correctness of Invoices Amway Diatrtbuwrahlps received. Ability lo now ava!I In your area. operate a typewriter & 10 Call 839-8521 2 5pm key by touch Desire a caDdl.date with J to 2 yn A1t1werh•9 Sn•lce exper, wUl CONlder can· .... S..,."ltor. cUdate with minimum of for ~u ahlft Top was ... 6 mo. uper. Experience only 221 ACCOUNTING CLERK Forest Ave La1una Performa " reconcllla· Beach. tlon of complex ac--------counta. Ptwpare1 varlowi AM....t.J W.la atalUI reporta. PBX operators for a ATTENDENT Booth & Dock. Apply at Npl Arches Mart.na Alk for Jt.Xly or Harvey M2 434-4 ATTINTIOM II Ot-Over Mo &per. MKeta. 11 )'OU are new to Co1ta Mesa, t.emporari ly d11 oom.inuin& your educ• uon. receoUy dacharged from the service. or ror an,v reason Meklng tem pcnuy or career work, CODISlder this unique op· port.unity YouC•lona $Zl6Pet"WHk 1be women and men we are look.ID& for may be ~ ot t)'l>ln&. toldinc pe.pen, warehouse jobs and wortdna for a limited Income Work with YGUDi people Rapid ad· vancement poulble. U you are 11 or over and would be available to ltart work Immediately, call ... btwn 9:30-3: IO 645-6514 Ma.lnt.nanc• •update of telephone anawerlna ...._,. •,,_rvmt. fHea aervi<» experienced or •to l yt exper dalred In will t.raln. P\Jll Um• or 1ccount1n1. Ability lo put Ume lb1fta avalla· .,ate a tY119writer •rio ble Daya. afternoon· 1~~~~~~~~~ lmy by toucb. For appt. ewamo or arave "•rd I: call our PertOMel Dtpt. Muet be able to ~ork ATTODSYS· MIW atMM510ext202E.O.E . tome wetkmdl. TYolnl .imt belna awom ln or a WC:· 1'9Qulrff. tilHy new ln area• Have • Le, 1\0 c._.,, e(), Deflt.I AVAllablt, belutlful Office bid•, _ .. • -w ~ Pluaecall Moa·rri. Oe1lre to open la1al Wunueeklnc • reliable Fuhlco lllaod art• clinic or wtuitever Low penon with an apt.itude Colia 11 .. aNa or oo rent Ull Pt'OdocUve. for nwnben, tnt.oi, • Alsp>= a 1n10 munfclpal crt. caJculator altUla to join Clall5 mdn tuDUtor crt TO'tlm _. ACCIN\UOI Depart. Mir 1:.0.E. OrrMr .• lGS. If N.A. meat. Saine ac:counf.a ,... L¥ aa or Wtttt PO Bo. telnbl• uperleoce MOWISTNITIMI m,So.w,.mn ~. DljoJ u.c.UCt cm..-blaelltl dud· ~ Job0-91*•;?1 '° tKhtclll Alll'OTRANS. RU man 11111 ,,.. mut per d&J. • •• 11 '1 ol • ,p aper pmernd. ll"'i Al!Db..; .. m·OIOO 1108, WlllMd rlaillftcatloe. rt ba'19"°'8 •*-Fif. NnoaDel ' Cbt JDb JOU ••et Ml QOt ..=.;.;...;...-.;..'---~---Mumon' MOTIL U.."" in1jllt ~lider HM ~lftl .~want Hl"l*\Ctat.tfDt :/:1~ Lsou~ 11 " 11!: to tell? Ctwtlltd •cit do NrWPon•adl, 1:.0.!. 'W_... u~fl'ttoM h well -Call NOW, ..,. eG-1171 • E.AllUllCE TOYOTA-VOLVO 1966 Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA 646-9303 Al/l'OMOTIVE SERVICE WRITER Top pay & benef1t11 ProleaSLonals only need apply Cont.act. Mr An derson. Ser vice' Mgr al EARUIKE TOYOTA-VOL VO 1966 Harbor BIHi COST,\ "t1f.;.'>A 646-9303 Bab):.ltlrr .,.an11·l.I L'rllenl' ·' A l\o fur Christmas "at'al1on P~rer Collegt.' studl'nt but will con11der your home 1n f"ounuun Valley. prefer Cox school art>a Call after 6 t•11t>n1ni.:' 9 6 8 O 2 J 4 a n y l 1 m 1· wt'ekenrl \1hnol JNP hoY'. 01\ to bnni.: ~our duld lo my hOU.!tl' Babys1tlt•r nt'1.~f>d for 2 bo}'> 2 4~ r.. Rt-I ' rt-4 d () I .j9f>.ff6.Vj Babysitter -. anted for \1 W f mom 8 30 12 m' hm fl hr Lt tu.c ln R 63 l 0130 Babyi.1ller . malurt- W0111Mn, for infant Our home. H untington Harbour 8am lo 6pm wkdays beginning Jan 2nd IMO-3424 ------ Banklng Exp.. Vault T .. ._n ScMh Coast Bank. an 1n dependent bank 10760 Wimer. FV Contact Shirley S1W)'er S40 S300 E.OE UNKING lffORTUNITY •TB.LB Rel1led upenence rt- q\ired MIRICAN SAYINGS 3829 S Bnat.ol Costa Mesa Mr Huizenga 979 9800 IDE M fo'/H Assembly WISTBH ,... .. So.-... IM Corporate Plaza Cout tlutbway N4>wport Ht-a ch Ca 9216tJ(J EOE \!I- H.tnkulg TB.Lat 1'ewport Ct'nter Op porturul)I for Tt>ller lO t.erested tn a CltTe r with Imperial Sa1,1ng' & Loan L1aht typ1n11 . pk>asant penonallt} Ex <"l'll ent !lalary and benefit:. C;, 11 Don.., Croll oo M4 1401 1-.quul ()pportun1t ~ t-,mplo)ler M ,. II l:SitnklO~ TELLER C~mmel't'1al Bank tellt'f t'XJ>l'r ~ar) ror th1' foll llnw ix•mamen1 J>0" I.Jon rourtei>> & qualil> "ierv1<'t>1> to c·ustomt•r' ~'oar) Wt> havl' J fri e ndl y ~.taff & C'Ulltomen., we art' 1n lt'r tsled in qualified tellers lo JOtn our lt:a m Good oppty to work In a c-h1llena1n1 & pro ress1onal t'nVtOrnmenl Good salacy & benef1Ls for a quabfted person Appbcanl.9 sbould con la ct A.MCMEALUN f7 I 4J752-0600 bt23 MANUFACTURER! IAHK ~I Dove&. NB EquaJ ()ppty Employ~ lb>lc.beper. Full charge, FUU Ume. exper'd 1n the Pe1board systm non smoker. Pay depeent on exper. Ca 11 714-631 ·0436 Want Ads Ca 11842 5878 TRAINEES (01 UPl!ll!NCBD) Micro l!lectromca W vou .,.. wcklna •new Of mo~ ~nttt ce~r dtrte110n. Slnrectn/Tr1n1n1<1glc ol«n this uetllcnr opponunlly 10 ""''' th«' mcm tlcctrOnlCI Industry w.. IMD lflfn ltw 111Zhf lndMdual' fof lht' ~·fCH • TodfnC • nltn·Fltn INpottidoit • f'tloto. ..... Our modtm radlty ,, conwnw n«tv loc11td In Ntwpor1 Bfactl MU Uw 0'8nft Countyl)ohn Wll'(M Alrpolt Wt oler en t~t ~•rttnll ullry. com~lwnllW btnfftta lndudtng mtdlcll. ckncel llft lnlutlntt I 0 peld holcUVt, ttUt«rntnt plan, and 1h .. chMI« tO mow klto • manl.UcMtnt <etttt Wllh llO IOtl>lllNO oa AHllllLT WOH Dl'tOL~ "-ut call or eppty In P"'O" to Slerracin/Transmuk ~C..,..lliltlit ...,.....,ca C714) MCMOIO r..,• ~..., ... .., _,, Bllkpr aeneral ofrlce. mature. i.mall orr1cc. S E Santa Ana S46 6673 CLERICAL ~curilles proce,;sing clerit for Fasb10n Island ------In v e i; 1 mt: n t fo' i rm Proce111e1 nl'w invest •IOOl(ICIEIPB • meru 10volvm11 bank de· Full char jle thru tnal pcJ1t1la & detailed follow beJance. m1n1·computer up 1.nvestment or bank elq)lnentt helprul Very In& l'xpenenc.-e helpful b~y omce. need pro Mf>-01.23 resalOftll. salary open ,.._ 1 Resume ID PIM<> Ltd ....... ca • PO Box Lm3 Irvine: BREUNERS RENTS CA'27U FURNITURE. A So. Caul ~lll rum co baa ---an open1nl( for a de· IOOICKEIPH cont.or consult.ant in our Part time. 1mmed1alt' o pen1n1 fu ll f'X pmence Costa Mesa Co ~2247 C.U.MIET MAKH Journeyman w produ« uon knowledRt· of n.i:.tom & l r J 1 I r t• ' 1 (I J 1 tl\lllM \Int ,. .. R.,, & benefit.' S...n ( lemenk CabtMt Shop 492 5C>f> l. IOl-8361 CJllhlt-r H ousewarf' ~ Apply in pt•r-.on H11m l!Jrd-.art-10:?4 In IO<' \\1 Wt ~l• l1ff l"l&LJ .... fl CASHIER Our f'xp.1n.\lon hJi. cro-ot t'd m.&O) Of'"' f'u II & I' T operun1ot.' pd bt-nd1t:. & j(rQ\ol.lh op pl)'. rapid \ol.aRP IOC'r(•a .. l' .. flt'f training UNIVERSITY STEUO Apply at 1829 Newport c M . or CaJI Personnel zu.&16-1722 CASHJER tCLERK · Ex per lo work 1n CdM Phumacy Ca II Mrs Youo(l 644 ms for in l.et'VteW CASHIERS UTDTIM MARK ITS. Westnunster showroom COmpensalion dependt'nl on qui.llfH·at11>n"i and performanr~ l'omµan} prov1dt'> .in in<'l'rtll~e prol(ram "" cx1H'r net'1'11,arv Will tr;iin L'<Jmplt-lt; bl•n1· 1 '11n1;i1·t Jt>ffrt•\ al 1 11 H'll ~>! I-I) Jo . \1 Jo \ IJI\ IWlll •>I Rn•Uft"'' .1 :--;,. I J hi fti:ta1I Fum I·., " 'uh 'Md.Jry or ~hir,hJll Fu:hl &t lo CLERICAl. ~lu ()Ii Company or California o fft>rs th., follow1n 1t <''<<'•·fJttnnJI career 01-1portun1111·' S~OCLERK Ho•qUH• l(Oud h pin~ ond num••rtc ·•1't1tutf1 Jnd Jl.lm1n1..,tr.,11,,. abthl) r\JRCHASIHG ClHK \tust haw 1n1t111t1vc and apt1tudP for 1nalyt1col ..nd clen cal work Litchl l)lltllj( Salary commensurate with expenence plus ex ct-l l en l compan y benefits Please submit resume or call 1n con· f1dence OC>UGLASOIL COMPANY EvaT1ylor t:mpl Relations Dept 3160A.lrway Ave Coeta Mesa. Ca 921'126 Aff1rmal1Vl' Action Employt.>r M 1'" V 11 ()perunr now available ---------(Of' fuJ time Assistant Managers on 2nd & 3rd --------· shl.ft No expenence nee· We train Start S3 30 to S4 per hour Advancement CJllPOl1U1Uty for manage ment posrtklm to SS 50 per hour II qualified For more inlorma t1on & m terv'lr.w. 1pply lo store ~. 1390 N P1c1hc Coast Hwy. L1guna Beach. 484-9'l33 Wiii lntl'rvlew Mon lhru Fri 9am to ~l Oppor Employer Cent' al Stuff y04W stockiftqs ful, ""' extra money. W\-,NEEO RLECLERKS TYPISTS ACCTG CLERKS RECEPTIONISTS Apply toda '/. wo rk tomorrow PACI •~1c PERSONNEL. 1370 t:: Edulger, Sant.a Anis 551-7016 Oean!nl women wanted 1---------l~ are• 55/hr Must bave car Suzi ·s 1168--8846 lcUe1tems CLERKS FULL TIME MO llPlllltCI MICUSAIY Hurry! Immediate openings WJLL team various phases of store operations Lots of customar contact. Apply ln person 1·8pm Weekdays or l.2-4pm Saturday & Sunday P.!'~~ ~MIM.Ctlf. Equal Opportunity Employer M/P .. Thia variety of fine achOola could Introduce COMPANION • Lile --~ .... , . .. .... . ..... .... eocie..., ~ llO. tlda ,,.. *1n ~ u.n fNlm• .-!Of'I .. pre? Mlanel ww . ._.. RICNrd • College htlo ~ ltlr1 developing ,.. llkd • • ColmecaaiW' Anw otty JD ....... JOU c n be llll1'1f'Q·a OOOG lllling COSMITICIAM CLAllD MOWI U f.IWOllment~ ~ TOP 1nttructor1 erve Helo and Guidance Pt "'Vol~ t:Jcoeoence. Too TUmOMPAYf Comp••l••·AI•• for •ld•rl1 lad1 Prida1 al&bt.a _. &aturcta19 111..dl ., .... Mll.aPM: 5e-llll C OMPUTER OPERATOR-Esper. oa JI~ for tramWon '° J6. Atttl PyW.. Solid ~. CompenH· ttan neeotlable. ~aUoo Irv. tnilultrial comp'6. Call ror appt. R J Kori. *-m!O .. OMAMS AVAii.AiLi PLACIMINT ASSISTANCI PRIVATE HOME TUTORING MANY OffOUUMITllS: • lnt••hng WOl1l (Serving You Since '62) • ~ Sat1atac110t1 • Secunty..Jobs not tied to 8COnOmlC 11tuatton • You pt0gr9ta r~ty to b9come thoroughly 8'olled BASIC SUBJECTS lllADfMG * M.Ant * STUDY MIL'S • Sell4f'nC>k>vment OOf)Oftunit1ei. COOK-Breakfa1t/lunch. nut be aper'd. Apply to Cbef 8-UAll, San Clemente I no, us E1plandlan, San Oemmte CALL t6M611 POI IMPOINATIOM ALL GRADES JlTC+fA~I$ BEAUTY COllECtf Mr L Robinson, J>lre<'lor /'f t!llCher Piil> tC11nd1dal~• COOK cw • .-. ...... .. 551-5646 DATAIMTIY OP&ATOll •9060•• to ............ ..... DRIVERS-Full or part· Ume. For Vet. Lab. IOam to 2pm. Or 3 to 7 pm. MUil be over 21. Mature lhinkini Xlnt dnvloi record. 1131·~1 IBM 3741 OperatOr ror a well Clltabliahed & il'OW me Onnie County cor· poratloo. Excellent benefiU " woridng con· --------· dlllou lllolmum 11x months keypunch ex perience required on 1BM 374113742. Pay will be commemural.i with expenence. Apply In person, Moo thru Fri ~5pm JOU Y ROGIR IMC 17042 GllleUe Irvine, 548--0331 F.qual Oppor Employer DtllVHS Mm or women 25 yn or older. Know the coast cities. Net $1.80 a week or more. Orange Coast Yellow Cab. 17300 Mt Herrmann. Fountain Valley. <No or Slater Exp. line cook. Busy belwn Newbope fl downtown Laguna Beach ,.~ .... OFFICE EA.IC lid ) Rest. Call Lynn 4lH·976S _...uuu. ~~~~~~~I TR.AIMEE -FACroRY TRAINEE -Growlni Irvine Com DRIVERS, crou country, Industrial ceram1c11. Ap· pany haa several lull -no special Ucenae re ply Ceram·Tek. 981 W ume poeiuons available ~livery dnver, female quired. MacGregor UllhSt CM. forrehable1nd1v1dualsto inf .. over 11. &ood driv· Yac:h&a, 1831 PlacenU•. -----perform varioua elen cal Lat record, C.0.ta Mesa "~-M Blueprint 1880 Placen ...._. eu. FACTORY duties. Reaponalbillliea ua. Cll. 5411-5571 EARN S200 Weekly. part WAREHOUSE wtll mclude direct phone ---ume, talang short phone ASSEMBLERS oontact with cwitomers. Delivery, sales, cleanin1, mt8118ies at home. Dial No Experience Needed lyptng, & vaned general Full lime, apply ln n•l63l-<Wel.ext209 _ ~op Pay Paid Weekly ~ce2333duue.. Call Landa penoo: Green Haven .,,,.. Patio. 2123 Nwprt. Blvd, £LE CTR ON IC A. S ~ I Calif Cop yang Product.a CM. SEMBLEJlS.alJ phases, -- - --------Hlary commensurate e CMMral Offlc. DELIVERY LA Time• lt.h E I h M t I( l t Car Roule., Clll /HB, w exper. na ll 1 a ure se -1 ar er 1peakln1 preferred <Jocx1 lyptng slulla nee UAlll. ~MOO mo. + Alkire Electronlc:1 3188-L lRVINE 752-6666 Gerry 531--0842 bonus. 548·'481 or Al c II EOE M f' --8M-41182 rway, Ave., . . I GellRAI. OfftCE DdlNIJ ~-~. £MJINEER Female to live lo 1mall ~~leJo~=:sle~y:.'n~. H1mt. Reh., aueat home. Room. tleavy phones Part Ume. m.a:ae UHUlfACTURING board,aal.ary.962•7984 no weekend• Call DEllOICS'l'11ATOR8 Fri """"' Pl oral De1l1ner. up ~2922 •lat !Dam lmtJI epm. nl~INEU/ nec111ary, General clencal. variolMI W«k near your home. Ina ~9172 duUes, liibt responalbiU· -V~.!.~ •Pf.~•7000oce. 1 ~UIJQRS ty. Middle aae married -··-zi.a,...,. Wll""' flOOO SBVICIMGR. female Take home Maoufacturln1 En1lnHn wltb ex· peritllCe etlabllablDI ClllllD aDd pridq for pre- dllal machlm lbop pro. duc1.t. Mlall be • ble to de- velop detailed 1round part•, plu1 HHmbly labar. out.l~r;,1:911• ..S IOoUnl. um 2 ,.... an lfmUSar ualen· am& reqmrmd.. o..,.. • plua bu& aat reqtared. . We Offer an eac.llent ea1.arJ lewl, out1ta1••"n1 ~ lncludlDI COID· l*lY Dtld med.teal and ct.0111 ·lnauranc• for ernploJ ... lad MpeD· ._.and IDON. ror Im· 1DW&1te oouldtration a.&lct ,....,. •• WISBLD . IUMSPOIT DYNAMICS mi• ........... ..... Ca IQ'7Q3 IA&. 5 AM to 1 PM, Moo tbnl ... _ .. 1 Call n Friday. Ml.Ill be e&pr'd •-tweea y. a er ln ordtrt.o1 and receMn1 &pm. 831~· IDd capeble ol 1uperYla· GENERA.LOFFICE int employeee. Sal•3 Secretary ror psych ope Ct II art 10 A . p-oup. Lltbt bookkeep- ma747 Lal, heavy public COD· lad. Mediul npenence preferred. C.11141-•te. SAMDWICH ASAL.AD A11•1••s I AM to t :IO All, Moo tbna l'rtdaJ .•. llO pel' hr. QaU aft 10 am, wzt.(JJD General TIS'THI ~ JOUY ••• earn ealra m·a for your Chr11tmH folly. We have a job fot your Work ._,. much as you wont. bonus avail. nt'ver a r~. ... IWiMen Typltf a.tra S.C....tcwtn W•el9a••Wori&en NB. ORG !X>E ~ 1352822 M /F yo.u to• new tomorrow Dorellly Je ,,,_. l41 IL Ctlf. Hwy. c_ .. ..._. 0......, Je .,_. s..... Jll IL c ... Hwy. c..... .. ... 67J..J420 .. RI/INC All (Jf OAANC.( ( ou .. 1,, ... ros I ........ .. Anna's Day Sc/J()()/ &Nursery • ·-""""" • 0.. c... "41" , •• c...~. -·cw_,, .• .,,., -.u. •. ,_ ·-· 111 .. t..._. v.. ... "-r·~ GUARDS f'Jll 4c part time All areas Uniform11 rurnuhed Agea 21 or over. Rcllred welcomt> No expenence nee App ly Uruversal Protection ~rVICt', 1226 W 5th Street. Sant.a Ana In tervleW hours 9 12 & I 4 Moothru Fn Hardware Sales Apply 1n pers o n C rown Hardware. 3Ur7 I!: <.:oa11t Hwy.COM Help Wanted Day School 846-1444 tbel NIGHT AUDIT CLERK Good opportunity for d rehabh· person with an a.ptrtude ror nu m bt' r and calculator slulho NCR 4200 expenenfe-pr~ (erred Advanc~ment op portun1t1ei1 ava1lahlt· EnJoy t•iu.:ellent com pan)' beneftl!I •'PIJI) 9am noon. Mon Jo'r• Pel"IOrlMI MAUJon HOTB. 900 Nt'wport Center Dr Newport Beach Equal Oppor Employt>r ... -----------., I STt:DENT IMPROVEMENT CENTER I I TUTORING PROGRAMS I I lffMEDl1\TION AND ADVANCEMENT I I I I •M•lh I • Alc•br• I I •W..-.u. •• ~ I <714> 642 9088 :~~:.... I ,,-,, r>r ... ~r ,.,.,.,.. 'Wtf' ·'"'' • M•.mna I '••P"1 bfo•ri• 1·1kl•-· • ~...... I I <,/uaUtu f:ducatum for lndtVlduall I 1.-----------~ H1fp Wanhd 7 I 00 Help W-.d 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• INSPECTORS Kt-YJ)Ullch DATA OVERWAO tor kmporary KEYPUNCH &CRT JOba •8Sl·9091• Wrocess/f+MA lmmedl .. ~ opportun1lte11 1--------• with 11rowth oriented rompan)' ofrennl( stabtb tv M'<'unty i.od car~r paU:nllal we-·r1-~ee k1n& in d1v1duals with a muumwn 1·2 yean ex· penence with lft process aod hnal 1napect ion of ~aonperta l£AR SIEGLER TRANSPOIT DYNAMICS JlJl Wf'tlt Segentrom SanUAna.Ca INS U RANCE KEYPUNCH DATAIMTIY OPBATOll IBM 3741 Operator for a ~IJ establiabed • grow &iig 0ran&e C.OWllY cor. poral1on. E•cellenl bmeflta fs workUla COO· d1t1ons Minimum ala montbs keypunch ell· penence requ1 red on lBM 374113742. Pay wUI c:orn.mimaurate with ex· per1ence Apply ~ person. llloa lbru Fri lllm-Spm JOLLY IOGR IMC 110GOW.U. I"'-.~ ZqaaJ Oppor Zmt>~ U(l)UOlla..K f'uUlime Ptua Verde Uqaor SG-1422 LOT ATTENDANT - P'ulJ « pert-Ume. II uat be 18. 591-0620 MACHINE SHOP TRAIN EE --Sw1aa Automatics No exper. nee ln Laguna Niguel. 831 9331 C:ornrot>rt-uil p~rty fl!•--------casualty assastan('('._,U MACH1Nl~'TS Ill"' ne<.' mllllmum 2 yn. 1ndud1nl( typin~ Xlnt ht'nt'l1 t' Jamt•\ IMuramt> Ir"'"" C»ll M.t11nnt• 7~·0990 E (I to; INSURANCE MA.Ila.HIS RUQ.HKS TYP1ST l(FfPUHCH lnlere&llnlit d1ve rslf11'd worit .,..,Ulan establashl!d ro In:. up nol re~ w~ .. 111 tram Ple~l .,..orklllR cond XJnt 1-.mpl ben pro 1tram incl profit shanng bonu:., ret1remt?nt rl•n. 1·omprt'hens1vt' ire. health. & dental 1n1 App ly 111 penon Mon Fri 8 ~2 00 SAf'IOCO INSURANCE co 17570 Brookhunl Fountalft Valley IOE TOOL ROOM \ MACHINISTS t::xpent>nr e p~r~rred WE OPFER •lhi;thly Compl'tit1vl' Ratel •P1enty of Ovt!rt1me •Shilt t>1lferenUal •E.xcelll'flt Company Bt-nef1U1 for Etnployec\ & OependenL'I APPLY IN PERSON LW SIEGLER TRANSPORT DYNAMICS 3131 W Seeenlrom Santa Ana. CA l!:OE m/fth Maida, apply The 1no at Laeuna. 211 N CoHl Hwy, La.t\DA Beach ~IPn =,~r POStuons hlScrealect CM!tWhefnm"' '1!QUeSts ~~~ need moi9'R/J·s lVN'S and Aides to wor1c In verv ftne medic.al taclllttes tht'oughoUt the area. In addlt10n to our CC>t1CePt of t>etno as . flextDte tr1 scneauuno as YOU are, we otter: • New CDf llfx:ts- gMng vou more ~es•NewPav Rams• LOW con Pnletbt c.E courses ,,.,~eonus 0QrM1. Offtces conYer'llem1V l.Oated •dow-to·HOme ~"'° lntef9Sted?contact USASAP • ®National Nursing Services 12812 Vallev view. Ste s caraen crove. CA f714JW HS7 ll'mD~f • N0'H lou~• OODonllnfrt l""°"'V"r PAID IW"ft, • TY1'11'7•W -1 IOH ....................... Cre1llvlty ind •11r m1k lhit ltlon a 11 opportunity wlth Inv mcnt. iven can .ooo r year no capita l llCBf Aft ~ la•Hl1Lel1. ............. ......., ............ MW Swt1pMHt 8poatoc'ed b)' ~Barbor Bi•lr>eu • Prof•lonal Womens Club a.turday, Doc lat tAM&.o4PM For mor lnf ormatton conl.lcl ' lal Hi:=.: pre· ..,.... Ml*· Ron ._ -....u.. Gf'l81 Taylor, 714/140.51 U l"•UOta le Newport Rao/~ = ...... l&alf ol ... Matl). Call .,..... ........ 1050 asll W.Cmlmt.r Place c.o.ta .... 4 bl.ta E. ot Fa1r1J'OWlda ....................... --------- won OY1111AS ..... mor. moaey work Aq abroed res.ardlea ol )OW' Afll, MX or praeot posltloo. All typea of ;~r~:~~~ .:!J fOll HOME Ptr Boa&keeper La1una Beach dinner bouae. Relerencee. 48t-8223 P/lime (.5) anou tor Personnel. llgmnt. Kkt'a. Must be am· IXUous ., enjoy people. lDc open. a.5831>. llCWI IONIST TYPIST £Jcp 'd, My pbonftl. iota cl typiq. lnvoAc•. UT• den Quot.. Sie>+ wpai Top ulary ~ beocflt.I lntne Pum. Mfr. Call Karen~ .. Receptlonial. typanr. ~~Cft, 9am-.5pm fteceptjoruat needed 1 d•y a week <Wed > cull 882-T788, uk for Ouna Restaurant Day Help. full or part time, apply Monday thru Friday, 2pm 5pm McDonalda 20362 Beach Blvd.ff 8 Rataurant COOICS a IUSIOYS fUlUrP/T, l08M1un, Balboa Penrunaula 67~7~. Reataurant HOSTISS/CcnhJer Part lime Rehable, & neat appearance Group health plan Apply in p e r 11 o n b e l w 1· e n 2.J0.5pm, Ma Burkers. 212 E 17th St, C M P/Ume; need 3 people, who have J().1..5 llexlble btw per wk. Can eam u rmlCb u •. 00 to •. 00 pet hr For comr lete In· Rest.uraot formation, cal 957-«188 Gary'• Dell, counter help alt.5PM 6 sandwich penon. with Pubilaber a future 10 other 11lores nPESEnlNG Apply 111 person, 3309 E IBM MTSC. Be lndepen· Coast Hwy, Cdm dent, make more money: Reat.auranl use our equlpm 't on The Balboa Bay ( luh 1s tune·shartng ba111s. Rep· now hlnng. ly In yoor own handwrit· HOSTISS lng. Ad#526 c/o The Dal· Experience pref<o rn ·d ly P\lot, PO. Box 1560, Must be avu1lahle Colt.a Mesa, Cal.tr 92628. weekends & weekday!! • • t a mp. d . I • If . ... ftM nut SALE eddr 1edenvelopeto. "'-U&-U S1•1t1aa.a. ,_al~£!_!,,_et Dtcorator furniture ' SALISPlaSOM 8 e c r • t a r l a J , ror a.rtne bard ware en.. ~ aeceeaona C-edar Glen for De111ner J ewell')' loundeNIRamaa Alldlo trtbutor. Some U· 101 Waah.lnatoaStreet 1'Nnhomes, ~ Elden &.km NS. t:xper F/T i. _...... potlUoa . ..,..... .._at)'. FulJ DeDt. ~ Ave. C.O.ta Men. ll toe 1060 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mby. wtute APpAloou 1eldln1 3t.'i yra old Green broke. Expr'd nder and 1d home only. 8JO Pb f7$-()Ull tcnmtd. ST3 U34 or Varied otflce duUea lime. Immediate open Mfak>,NewYOC'kl420S da1.ly 8428734. &U_.,,nt ·......;,./SCIM.;.;;.;;.......;,.lA..;...____ las. Good l'Ompaoy hestnut Geldln1 tll SA• ES PERSONS ~aUly pl1.11 adulta to work with and moUvate k1d.f Over 21 In La&una. Capiatrano, Sall Clemente areaA -beneflla. C•ll Balboa hand1, uod mover SECRETARIAL Marine $49-98'71 E o E Yow.bCoumelora SAC:llFtCE! Ready for training level Newport Bc:b =,. M/f'/H Part Time eve= Campa11oer st yl" br. Oreuap 12,000oroffer ~ =.~: w/ess:r ~~~~~~~~~ ~ad8!1:r~l. ~ tet. iulbtatand, dre111er. _!Jl 238hft 5 ln lbe followlaa pc>al· SHOI SALIS lransPC>ttaUon. IUO br ~ C:,:.•held~~./ :i~ Jewelry 8070 tion1 · Wan&.ed wtt.b or without st.artc!'~f M R « t.t ottec:"" 1 • ••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • QUALITY CONTROL apr. WUJtralo Advance n.o..&.oANI> EA eau87,s.2119 PF.ARLS, single 1ttrand, PART TIME Sales RIT AIL C:UIUC ·~2901 C.ERK ('J'yplat>. Wlll poqlblUU Od M2-4321. m 2:50, 1-5PM. ----appra.laed $1600, beat Of· audit selected number of pany ~ne1a~ Appr;~ EOE _ New Sofa & Love11ut, rer Call 979-~75. EVENINGS lolD IUea for accurate penon. ~am tJll 11 am at ........... 1 earthtonu $295 25" IOIO PHONE: documentation Typto1 standard Shoes 222 So. -c. Cte CoAor TV COMOle Sl95, ' ~td•u• 60-4321or ..... 94M ~~~. HJPl1:Jo:"'~~~ EucUd.Aoaheam.Ca -•••••••••••••••••••• color-port TV. w()C)d cor ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ext 250 Bet 1 5PM -.-· .._...~ DO.: ........ 1005 f e e ~ n d t b I 'I f1oclc Machine. two 2Slb · ween · .IJ'llduatiOD or eq vaiedt ~Shop, needs ex ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wmtminater 83!1 U03 t>eaa flockrn11. banners Aak For Andrea won exper req ~ fabncator ay I DOCUllENT MACHINE oeeotaablt> Call for appt Cdfee tbl ~ 2 f'nd tblA, m> U.ll M5 791~ _ SAJ.HPllSOM I t O""""RATOR 71~ .. ~., ..,.., \VESTllUNSTER ......... lndow ro::. ...._......,1 '"BB"'Y ...., 1tylP 1100 total Amerlran coupon' • Part ot' full Ume w AB<Part·Ume) 20 to 30 " L 173-5196. 980-6430 rare 135each (2 I tlnt1n11. tran1parent bn per wk To typeloan STUDENT ma1ola1 ANTIQUEMAU. ~1787 1hadea " levelora lnformatloo into Bur. boob ft tomplle dau llO Shopi ol ri.ne &DUque Sola 6 IOYewat llke new ~ rou1b1 Document Some basic accte man fwnlture fr treuurable Narrow •tripe, grn AmencanA1rlinet. •~hire '"AL"'" Macblne, adjust form1 dat.ory 9'79-8533 Jim dy1. it.ems CloledTt.a. ~ Sacnflce for $4.50 COupon 125 ~ ~ from prt.al.out & make 173-1..510 eves o.1Jy bra. lCMI lor baUi. 2 host.en ch rs 840-5887 Re .. pon~ible person correcllona when Mon6FrilM lm~nal sold. 12$ e., -wantL'd for sal~ & hght o... -1 SUPERVISOR --flectr1c elevat.or chair ang raxlure showroom. '*T'~ .. :,·~r 4;-i~M JANITORIAL Men o U7)1 Watm•nster Alie ~ ---mounts on ataarwa) will train per ,.,..... women. full tame. ca G G 554-4103 Mpt wd 1m cnb. l60 Inc 1375 SJ& 8:i98 · WoodL1&btln1< req.Cl.ERKTYPIST funuabed matt. bmpr paid.a, 2 mau Prior ofc exper Good Exper preferr<'d Call -------cvr1 7 l bl1 lllnt t'Ond Murray t;urctaer li1kc l1Jllng skills ft ablllty to ~·65.50 for .. ppl Mon ID --W.WI" f73.3534 67~mn operat.e 10 key would be u.&..v .uoi RemodrlinK ~t>ll.tnK 1m - for a new atore opening an Fash.loo 11laod. Npt li<'h Ca II 714-7!!0 1225 for desirable, to fill our Tlulor. man or woman f"UIV'r-• J.," · mac etectnc dble oven & Mf"n ft Womena 10 SJ>ttd typut po111tlona lo tMe char'e of alteration LOV..THl<iAHG I k Onl 1 Id •averal dep•·. Salary ... _ s llV lop, Riviera cor ll el> y year 0 .. ... uept a ary + com MAIY·AAllOM ~roup. lamp-. ft otht'r '!5 eaC'h Exercycle, SSO uppt interview oommensunt.ew/exper. ~~~n"'~" ~1wport P~I um. R.aobl !IQ.Miii f,X<'f'llent condition VAULT CLERK ...,_..,... .. .-. ~ ----pt-rlPrt C11nc,tmn girt Ent ry level po1ltlon. U.lhlub. •/ball Ir claw ~Ida ~r. like new. t.40 7C>1!1 Some ol!lce uper de Talented Yoon" man """"'" _,. brown & gold tonn S200 IU"ed. Willing to train. tnw1forprecta1on 1mtn.1 ... ..,.~-........ 911).lJ+I ,., orf Alrltne d111r11u111 TRl-R.OH Res pons able ror t h e meut repair 1110 t·lec _..._____ mupoN rorsult' WA.HTSYOU mamt.enanet:ofourloao t.roolall Must b4> rt>lla ------DIDl'lll' !Jcl, 4 uiihul 1!111~ n•-· ble, havt' rrwnual rlex To rill avalunche of or ..,., HAPPY llRTHDA y < ha 1 r \ v. o 11 tJ 1 .. ii t1t' Ml r ro m mar trat·. SECRET AR y t.enty & l'Xl't'llPnl v1~1on wrowcht m>n b.tw $11.10 Kang " ~Jter h•-fl Sl!.41 motorryclt.•. 11port10R Must be an Uldependent Longlralnm1n>t·nod On B>;wtWE TS9 llH4 7'>1 11s11 .,~., rn11; an• ..._,_____ --R E A L £ S T A T E 4-Midnaght OFFICE SALESMAN WANTED. Pleau call for appl EARNUPT015%COM· Moo·Fra 8 30 to 5 ,,,w.,.., .... Uunkcr w tgood tyy101e ly seriously tnlt>rei.~ MA l y • A A I 0 N ' mir·h .,:...,...,, motor apo • ..,, re kl II p . r need apply Call for "' wlers Gre11t oppty but • s raor o Ice PAUL Kull u Waterl>Pd. fram1 we are very M!lectave & se<"retarla1exper req SH ~n1ew appt between ltJCI( ft hutt•r Xlnl cond P1ntw11 ... v11J1•0 1<11me., want confident waone did.aphone exper will be 79AMonJy ~ ~-41117orllM 9825 $27'> & up Dd & tr\lilal arp 1al IOOd with MISSION NET. l·Can _~_7358.......;..;__ ____ _ conaidered. f'anuly Arr11dc 840 2J.l I typs only. We traua H · We olfer x.tnt worklnl ~acber prest'hool, full ____ _!!!!!_!!1!11_ pertly VI.alt ua • see conds & ttOOd starUna Ume.aomebeneflt.a, • ..,..c" 1010 MOVING rum for ~ Reasonablf' 646-3191 umbera. llacGre1or earn from S50K to siootC Rest.a adQ, 1131 Placentia, .onually. 2-Flnd out why urantlUS IOY ~II Mr SWM~-·-aalanes toqualahed can ~UIUI ••••••••••••••••••••••• .eo.i.11... new lie earn bl& S~ &.Jes here Come talk with fUllUmenJghta WantL'd young men who ORGANIST them 3 Our produc HOSTESS will get along well with dadatea Xlot paid TELEPHONE CASH PAJD benefits. For appt call SOLIClTORS Wshr td ry r" Rl'f nu. °"'1ll'I cabtnt-1. II' '>t1fa, & oor Penonnel Oept at Part t1mt> Sun Thurs wunun"ornot9578133 bllrst.ool. .. Jo1oor loom. 40 Unique tllnslma .. girt 4 hJr nt~. fi treadlf', rount1•r b.Jlanct-d. hand uar11'fl s:fj() 491) ~. '• llJ 7 "" (..-ori1 11rJl'fl Poeallon Jao 1980 for 1 / 1 n e x p e n s 1 v <· F\all tune1days women C a 11 M r Laguna Beach church 12 land/budget terms 4 Ol•er'a a.st. ThomfJIOl'I ~-64G-4580ext202 E.O E. s :.!to9 JOP M (.;;jneam ---fi7S.UJ6 MOO Lo $700 Pf'r mo Wall H o I P o 1 n l c o m b o l.raU1 Must be respon.11 m 1 c row a v e !> 1· I r ble & able to follow tn drarunR OVl'f'l ., 4 bumn !ltrucllOna In N B area ~ve. stall 111 rrat ... S500 rank wiclu pipe or11an Pre 1el applll galore Apply IJl person blwn J 51·-------- Degree & or prev exper 5 fo'lnd out why "we've pm ~So Bnst.ol. CM SECaETAlY No shorthand nee 4 or S days /week Spec11I hours can be arran~ed Mu.st have xlnl skills 752-0234. ~xpected Re hearsal ~lhebesltlunggotng" I Thurs eves & I aervlre N 8 area. Alk for Mr Restaurant/Busperson Sunday at lOAM Salary lloward 95S-3402 Lunch & Danner, exp not ~hool l'njoy pe.ople" Perm Prr po11 a' pnvate 11chool Hegistrar JO Hrs wltdys 95.5 3402 673-84!7. ~ 71 lJ nqo.Callthechurch of· ----1 req. Xlnt benefit'! face at 494-8081 for ap Real &tat.e 12 90hr /taps Apply 1n & t'Ve" Vac & ins r---------Tow Truck Dnven ex Hotpoint bltn d1h..-1>hr . per'd Top pay Apply !lllll 1n crate '12S G&W Towlnj. HOH 673-8437.549 7113 pllc•tlon & appl for Ltc:EMSID person, M·F, 3 .5. 11udation w/m1J111c com UHUCEMSED GULLIVER'S Hesumes accepted SECRETARY Otuna Way, C M 642 12.52 --------Holpoint combo u lT mu.lee. Will t rain. Beat com· 18482 MacArthur Blvd. Painter's Helper, some rruulon aplit an the In· Irvine lmmed start. So Csl Plaza aru of S.A. An lhony Schoola, 979.2353 Position c urre ntly available for a Secretary With good tYPlDI 1klli11 to work In our Catenn1e Department. Qijoy ex· cell ent company benefits. Apply 9am· noon. Moo·Fri, Penon. net ~Va A<ilMT clearune oven & 4 bu~r proC ex per req 'd, du.try 70/00, to top pro· Re8t.aurant ~. ducer11. For lntttrvlew SGT.PIPPYOHl'S SEAMSTRESS: Ex Expanding omce need stove. st1U 1n crate S'l50 rrun1mum 2 yura ex· 673-8437,M9-7ll3 :. PARTTIME EVENINGS ~ wttb ovtalandina. attradlve peraooaUUea wt» enJoJ wcnto1 with bk Over 2L Start at 13 SO per hour Phone 80·U?J , Est 260 BETWEEN 1-5 PM. ............ Equal Opportunity • Employer E ·TillE Act Now wanted teacbln1 , weavin1 ft knot 1n1. needlepoint, rug 1aooklnt. crewel, •t•ln 1'1au. tralnJ.nt Included :work 10 to 12 hn. Earn to •· For lnterv1ew 7JUIO.Jl77. time dnq clerk Ar rooona . 13 00 l b r tot. 11me ceptlonl1t1T1pl1t. • t0"" wkd)'t aa IUO br. 1'1M483. call 8&.11 at, Redhill Real· ra.::zA STOllE perienced, boat coven ty,Udooff1ce; 673·7300 __ "'-·b.l ... n•forfullftpart ru1hlon1 Salls by """"" n ,. Schock, 67.5 1823....;._ __ _ Real Eatate llmeCJRe010_. at locaUoo .... ---. ... L near O'C.Aill)C)rt Vary· SECRETARY Tired or --5"' '"' mg da)'lJ ft hours Ideal bank telJ.ao1? Want to ad SALISPIRSOMS 11&4)plemeatal locome for vllllce yourself" Want to Are you tired of con· boulewtvea ft 1tudenl3 learn about financln1 ft fimon, lack of or11niza. Our progreulve grow1n11 real estate" Do you have MAUJon HOTB. 900 Newport C.enter Dr Newport Beach. E 0 E. penence Amencan •:x presa rep office. <.:all Brand MW. never ~n 87$-TT77 us e d . n o r r o !> l refnseralr>r. 1..5 1 cu n. TYPISITTH almond col«. 137S Ca II For amall pnnt 1bop In _~_:mrz ______ _ Newport Beach Ex Frt11da1re W aah1 n 1 penence ln typeMJWnJC, Mactww Runs well. 13.5 pute-up. 1trippln1 re ~7 =•Salary open Cal ,5481164 WAN'!'E'O wa1h1n1 madunes 6 <Uyen run l\lnl or not. 131·6314. lion & lnadequate com co. otren opportumt1t.'1t good clerlcal 1kllls? ---------pet.ent ualalance from for advancement baaed Then caJI .5.57·1751 l1l Npt. ., SlcalT ARllS * TYPIST mana1ement" Are you o n y o u r i o b 8ch area 7) WPM. 23 daya/week Ul'ed ol ibarln1 a desk performance. Pleaaaol EXECUTIVE ~/~EcLlJy:c Must have xlnt alult. en l82B 1010 wftb a part·tlme non· wortanc cood Must be 18 SECRET AR y ~n ·Au R E a:: 752-0?.34 waa1wr suo. reins SlSO profesalonal" Perh•Pll &over. Apply 10 person: lrvane·bued developer GO .OU:. sio~ ---------I D1n1n1 room set 175 :e' ~~!:lka w~~.:. S:~ ~~ ha s ope n t n 1 r or •Coumelors TYPIST _m._3_125 ______ _ .___ ...... f " secretary to lhe presl SaleatOurOffice• ... .wu,, randliae or aub-CNeXl to Mc Donalds> dent ol • erowtns fl rm. Appt Only /Free fUU Umel... eventn1 shift G E Com b 1 n at 1 on 1idlaryolaometblo1 elae EO.E. Construction back UzRetnden Asency 70 wpm r;xcellent com waabert dryer. S2SO nntromaremotelvory Wloat•'--IJ"(IWld. good typln& & 4000Blrcb,FAt.b'64 pany i,.oeflla Apply 751·8514, 545·4676 an1 tower. W•leJ N. Taylor -.....,... SH 1kil11 nece11ary. ~Beach aas.81110 between 9AM • 8PM rmch Co. la a Sf.year old firm Youn& excilln& company s ........ ....,. • ' Monday thru Fr iday -------'---___.., allbo t r1 'alary commenu1rate whollyowned•operated ,_ • 1 • uer wtexper Call Mrs Aak for Paul Ward o Used refr11et'rator•. by tt.a founder. It really Expr 'd or will train Fltzpatnck 5'0-a5l Sttvlce SUUoo au.eodant, earl Knapp wuhera, dryer~. beu mak.ee a difference. Our _6t6-5'1>8_________ upertenced for Union OtlAHGICOAST buys 536 O!l 11 H 8. averaie resldeollal aale * S ..._'ES* Secretary. work with cor· 71. Apply In penon, DU DAIL y ,ILOT •!830 Buena Pk II M07.09e. If you are ~ porate control.let. vaned HarborBl,Ce»t. M•a capeble ol liltlnl 6 sell· Complete training duties, &ood sklila re· 842·5112 WANTED Uaed freezer ln& hornet ln the flneet available, muat be at· qui red . t y pin IC . SEWING MACHINE 330W. 8-y St.. for Pvt Party rHldeoUal a reu of tractive ar a11re11lve. lhorthand, OIJ.ni "phone ex per p~~~'. Nr OC Eq~=:nity 983-44116 Newport Beach perhaps WW be contactln1 bl.Ill contact. Salary com A.i""'rt eAm.,.·30Pll Employer llct-'-1020 yguahouldjoUaourteam. nese ownen re1ardlna me n aurate w tex p bnWn.f7t..lm · ___ ....;...::......: ---••• ?::::••••••••••••••• Pleaae ull Marjorie our accountln1 It tax ...:2;.;;1.l...:./_427_·1.308_;..; _____ ·--------•I Walters & Waltre11e1, Olrta Ten speed 2111 .. Hur a.rt, R9kleutJ.aJ lllJ'. lel'Ylcet. •-UT"'RY Ptr, LunchN only, Pvt f Chri , I I foe~ NoSellln1&.oS200/wk -"' SHEETllETAL cJub,.5dayweek y. 1.maa 1pec • • .. ,_.__.,._ Se111natots001week DATSUN -lta1 • 944.5404 t.Uiqb6da. beatonegeta ,.. .., .... · -Call-.. -ii pt I f It. Good oondltton. Only t 21118ADJoequln Rllla __..... or ap · 0 P • • " 9 • r • BRAKE WA.Rl'liOUSEMAN Yr old 54'7·31112 Raid Newport Beacb s..i.. f\llJ ume po11tUon NCFtt• Y· 111 tts r• DRIVER -Full or pan C & 64~tl 0 lo rCaJt.b.tntwarut.ore .._. Mf"Ylce .,.. ume. wort 1h.lwtn1 •,.. '!'9!9 _.... Nollmd.a)'toreven1n11 fype 10+, alt1ritl•d OPERATOR ~Vin. dock' pickup· -··· ... ... Sea NIU Jolmoft, H W IO+, ..t lie c...... deli~ arUc1-ln com· ...................... . =\...company ue , _ __..,. ~1-I PAD)' vablcle Good Nikon P'2A . 35mm. · ea. ' ef Cl 11 ....... & "'™-••• -• '°" drivtQa NC!Of'd·muat be l.4-$0mm lena, never • tall••· ..,....... wt1 w/,,_. abHt metal preu over 11. sa IO br·fUll· been UMd. llOO. f79.t7a4. .... ... ......... I c.-. =to.'ncsa~ttrc!: Ume. '710MM• nMl.15 J\ill/Pelt Ume, Joln the .. ~t'.·:•,,... bluapUta.~ ..:.:..:......:...; ....... ....;.._ ___ IO_l_I Llmot C.Uf«n!a tum. ._, ~ Maire your 1h oppln1 - Our 1xclt1a1 •tort ai ~ --n OFFER· __. bJ 111ln1 Lht Dally .......... ••••••••••••• Newport 'a ruhlon 37'/J wer• week. •Hllbly Competitive PllotC1U1llledA.dt. Bl color ,_.tau. Look· Island It loollln1 for Pwcb•1 .,..._ ,,... Bal.el =i for a partner. C.U ~ Forward 111et ............ •PlealyolOwert.Jme ..;:..:.;..:._..;.;..;.. ____ ~ PfJOPJe, Xlot beneflta. MISIAM MOTOI ~l>Ufereotlal $189 DAV Perllaa IUtc.na. cbamp MMCU CO... •l:scelleot Company , Mf ,J ii.red 6bo&.a Res C.ll '"J •-• BIDlfJt.a for Employ... ,.. _.. · · "' H H&P wr ... er •1>1pe1.s.m.. Tbat'1.u.&.1ou pay wmuc1. ruu or p/Ume. PO aox ue, c.11. tJIJ8 ror a o.,. 1040 lafant1 • oblldrea•e 71~~12'1T APPLYINPIUUJON mlDdl)'ad ........ ,•••••••••••••• ...,., o.&1-a. Expr. · .fJ. U.. KEEBHOND P\qlil. AXC """· ,.... tall tor ln· SICllTAIY Ir•• ~lb'& r• Cbaml> ain. 11/F. Pet. :....,__......,._......,...--.-. ....,, YO\INOll.AMD. AidlnlmR.raUve ... ata\ l.'M _.LUI ••ay PILOT • h ow • P ¥ t p l 1 • •JMO to I.be'"'· llaoulac• 1"IAMSPOIT IRL IU.'9f·IMO•tUp . , __ ....... ____ """"""i IALllPDIOM turw -talleUMI •. DYNAMICS DICE ~.l'J'Da:oosn. ~ fdablY Ofl&DLled mur.......,_ Chill Dtn1nR room tJtih ~. lirand O•'"" OunlJµ iin"" "" t r h;;ir, s,., nf111· f~lwr trU<·k tir1·~ 1o1.1th S300 Slf'pha nil' lh ' v.tif'o b &. nm'I ~IOlllak• 7?ii-OIMO Af\ llpm~I 940t! ,;JI till ~7 The Little Train That Can! GET STARTED ON THE RIGHT TRACK • EARLYf! Sell Your Holiday Gitt Item., on the Daily Pilot CHRISTMAS GIFT TRAIN PAGE This specltl gift guide will ap- pear each Wednesday from Nov . 21 thru Dec. 19 reaching 108,000 households each week. You can run an ad the sire of the sample below for only Sl 1 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 TOVS SPORTING GOODS JEWELRV Pars & PLANTS HANDMADE ITEM CATS& DOGS GlfT CERTIFICATE AUl'OMOBILES &.pr.,,.,, Over 11. =oo~'l:::' . llla&a;.\u,CA llK"JOIY 1111119' be •ble to work lUl•l IO+. hlari "'°" =.....,_ Aft>l,J la m.oaoaoaa,ooowmon &O.&. mm DO IT o ! CALL Knlalma =~~~:co~~~~: ,4·2-1671 ~L · • ~:, laP8: 6'2·5678 ~~~~~~t===========~= .. =M='r:==:::==~='·CM::::::l!:U~Ud.~FO~~~·~JllZl~·;'"~~~~~=Dallt==J:::==========~a...~~~~=· =Ad=.==0iU=Toda==1~=='f=(};::l)::A=\7~=::::::::=:;:::::==~ -r-- f , American Alrtinet balf. prtee ~ *50. Daya, N,I0-810l: aakforGeo. ~;551-1727. C IS" ET Sprint Ma11, • ltlns. 80C>d candlUon. --~ HIW PARTSarSERVICE HOURS Cll.Al.OCK 37 ()pen7a.m. 'til6p m FMt fibergla.u cruising Monday lhru Friday cutter. Profeaa1onally Cloaed Sat. ar Sun CUltom built. Teak" oak Effective Moo. 9/24n9 interior. Loaded with SADDLUACK 1ear In cluding diesel. FORD windvane & refngerator. 23WS. Mam. Santa Ana Re ad y t o cruise A1lbeComerofWamer COMMELL . CHEVROLET 'X."4 I l.11 '"'' II" I ' ' i:-.. I \ \1 ~ •. \ 546-1200 Can't Sell Your Car! CUYllllMW PAYS TOP DOLLAR For Clean Used Imports CaU Mlkeor Don 135-3171 WANTED! anywbel'fJ. 80,000/offer. 546-7070 Sm It b Co r E l e c mo -.mo. Pnvate ---------Late model Toyotas, r.ter *50. Singer F. l*tY· . ~ .......... ..__ 4r-'-Voivoa, Pickups & Vao.a. -~ t lbl -.,._--Cl.U 1.9 today! -· ·~-me ·-' .... _ 16 ""'ft llO,IG--1322.. ... ~n ~ """' • varn ••••••••••••••••••••••• bull, 111 P In NB, IMPORTANT lrvlH Racquet Club beautiful. $4000 . NOTICETO Jl'uaUJ membership for BIM-&010. READERS AND aaiM:beep. 7-..a1 s.un. 20, #49, no spin· ADVERTlSERS The price of Items 2Unll-9Alrl1De~price naker equipment, advertlaed by vehicle dilc. Uelleu. $C5 ea. 6'1S«l65. dealers in M1e vehicle m.azi. BUI. 16' Hobie Cat w /trlr. classified advertising ~,...,.,.,.., Refri TV Xlnt. cood. Sl,400. columns does not mclude ..v•u~. 1 • ' 846-5917 any applicable taxes, II ~'St,~tcL L license. transfer fees. EVERYnUNG SANT ANA 525 finance charaes. fees for Fromsa>to.i Absolute ly full r ace air pollution control de· Ml-8212A.Q,)'tlme equip. 8 ba11. Poss. vice certiflcationa or de· Newport Slip. Alk for a1er documentary pre· Cuttlat tbl, Hxl"'" carol or LJnn Noah. pantion cb.arlea unleu ....,dlltJ',aewt'UMd '7NlllSOC'7DZ2U. ct.benriM specified by ~ Tbe PeJfect Cbrta&mu U.ad1e:rtJaer. ftlDc:beso Otmper abell, Gtft. Mel-Craft. Naples Anftqma/ fita W.-1171. xlnt cood. S.bot.. Color coordmated aauiu 9520 '1Sl.m7. bull le sail. Llke new. •••••••••••••••••• ••••• Sacrifice 1495. SJl-4680 '63 Corvair "Classic" ~.~eves. Monza Look s /runs .... ~ ... & c.. ..... .. P't1. 64._UOJ • S4~t461 PORSCHE'S WANTED Allow UI the opportunity to conalder the pu.rcbue er tnde-ln ol your clean IUscbe. Check wttb Ua Toda.YI SABLE COAT. beat offer MoviDa to TahiU ~9575 Windsurfer w /2 sails. Car· great. nds lDl.r. $2000/bsl ~==:::!::==-'.":-:"'_:'_~ ~7:M7 ---------ryuig bag & bicycle trlr. AUTOS Brand new Excellent SLOOO. S31·3106 'f11 VW Carao Van Rare w· .a..........-.. mlDk ceat black. Med Reblt •-t N "'"' s;u ala Reuonable ri 27' O.Day uilboat i8 Im· eng .. rara ew Don't trade. sell ua your ~-p ce. mac VHF d g1tal d pth abocks, brakes, battery, "•ed Merc•des 0 ·n'. 'JU.,_._ • a e rubber, wmdsbield, calm ... "' °"" • Re1ular family mem- benblp, for John Wayne Tennis Club. Call IG-21132. Gtrl'alOapd 3'"blue blke. a Frml liv rm drapea, 2 pr, avo ll'll Ue backa w/M" val. 1pr8ll12' l pr 9&1.t'. 1175 all. 962-3294. 9SH'1M ttu1I• iw Wmlld 1011 ....................... DoQa wanted, compoal· Uon, ~uUc, blaque, dliDa. Sbtr1eJ Temple '1, AJeaudera, Lancia. 59-7150eves. flnde.r, pedestal st.eenng, Call \.m to find out what dsl eng, many xtra. in· paint & inter. Porsche you.r MBZ's really worth. cld boat sla p. M.B. wheels & hub caps. MlaalOr'IVlejoJmports 125,750 714·964·6213eves. Michelini. AM/FM cass 831·1740 -----·----_ sound system. $3,500. ---------loah, Slips/ FIRM. 673-7220. 752-8279 Dodcs 9070 4 WhH4 DriY 9550 ..... Imported ••..••...............•. .. ...................... . ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. ..._•~o 9705 SLIPS A VAILAILE '78 Ford loaded. ~ -YACNewport64~1 _ like new. 19.300. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Slips Avail. Call Judy or Harvey 642·4644 SUpa AvaHable, Charter lease back, Newport Bayview Yacht Club S31·lll00 100 to 12S ft. berth avail. 714·964·6213 eves. 76Atra Spider, lo mi. Xlnt ---------oood.. l6500 or best offer. 'Tl GMC J immy Manyextraa, PIP 714/964-6752 64.\-1729 9707 ---------...................... . Tncb 9560 '79 Audi sooos. fully ••••••••••••••••••••••• eqwp'd . 10,000 Miles. '74 Curr I er /Topper 111.000. 831-9144 7 30 AM w/boot, 4spd, AM/FM &3.~pm ..... ... ... Long Beach Marina. 1013 MRS/mo. 213-594-0951 . 8track, CB, SlSOO firm. ---""""--h ___ th_ln_ Eves~9601 •o olUUU, as every g ------------Nodn. & usume lease at '76 Ford F~ 4x4 PU. 123173 mo 673-MlO ..... CH l-VI f: n IA•IA AAA ........ ••••••••••••••• $11la9'0•Y UH171 "nOfDA ....... ,. .... ~. DI& .. : Low m1111.1--1111111----~1----------"e-~:1 ~~ft!!~!!!!!!!llil-· •Ul91MWa• =talrH. IUH Jrt •IS-.......... 176 200• 4 -----UMCOLMt•CUIY • • ....... -'740 ''8pedalolU.. ..... 164~~~ CDl1I> -•••••••••• .. ••••••• ?110YOTA 'TTmAl/ll Cafftf'Ql "71ti91410S& SU&allACI 'TUleltwoodd'&le&alX'e. Trlllcll1 """° > red •/bamboo ln· ramo.To10taeooaom1 t1Jt. * ldlr. 1Wlroef, .... ,. cmllKH.> **'· A lwu1.rtow Hf aod ..... bW&y,Sllvu AM/FM •ttrff ''&:l "11mA AIC UWl)A> db moet ~ Inc. wt&!t b&ct viu11 Interior. en,Ue, loaded. Beaut ,.-•·aiR--, ...._lot. rotu..r...1 Clun and Sbarp! ear. moo. O,.. te-ma, ... ,..,.. ft-t7 --bioft'l C18'NA.lllJ. CBMUDR > aftT.873-tOn ----• .... •••••• CID:M4St1dl'J' ONLY Sll.100 ~ S4'tl '18(;.oupedtVllle. loeded. e.eyt, alllO um.. a/C, c:a&tMI COUNTY'S OU>IST MOWAIDCMw•t -H.arborBlvd. 22,ooom1. beat offe r , Goocilhasi..a;mo. Dove 6 Quall Sii. ea.a ... a M>-5630 D 1 1 I 4 7 • 2 2 c 4 , l7Wl08 NEWPOR1r BEACH Ewlll40-210'l ' "so &. 13)..0111 _ "13 Toyota Wp, '700 or '"15 SDV dnt C'Ond. Many --------belt olr Call m.25Jt an x&raa. Beal offer ..... ................. . 08.ANOECOUNTYii HIWIST UNOOLN·KEllCUJW DEALER&RIP •Mll?I 4IOS&.C 7pm. 551 3943 ~ '715 ....................... "74 C.pn V6 4spd. Clean. IMOOtmake olr. UCMIOO 1 aft5pm. t720 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LAIM SILICTIOM °' AU.MOO .. S SHOPlcCOMPARf; BARWICK DATSUN • ll 1 l ' lj I ' I 8J l -IJ7~ 4 9J.JJ7~ New car factory warTan· lY. &bowroom new. aun roof. factory a I loy wheels le cauett.e stereo (3XJB3) JIMSLIMOHS IWOITS 1970HAR80R BLVD. COSTA MESA Ul-1276 AUTOS WANTED -T,..... 9767 ••••••••••••••••••••••• REPO Tbe Daily Pilot Federal Crecbt Uruon as oow 1.Ak· ~ IN.led b1~ on a re· p•tuaMd '73 TR6 walb 47.000 mdes Muumum bid 12.400 Car can be W!rn at the Daily Piiot automotive 1ara1e between llAM fr 3PM weeil.da)'11 only Contact Pat Coe betwttn 9AM & 3J>M at 142-4321, ext. 284 ror further tnformatJon. Don' trade · aell 1.11 your used Mercedes Benz. Call ua to find out what Tnumph TR-7 um. blk. 5 )'OW'MBZ'a reallyworth. spd, snrf, lug r ack. Miuioo Viejo Imports AM /FM cus. &d cond 131-17 40 llDX}/080 S49...cnt <8·5) ---------t'\'119'·9543 "72 Oiael 220. A/C. P IS. Valla.... 9770 c I ea n , $6 , 110 O, P • P ••••••••• •••• • •. • • •• • •• m.-4800 ----VW Havma trouble Hll· "13 45Cm.C. prime cond, &n1 )'OW' car .. Try ua Top wire whla. Sl6.000 dollar · PaJd for or Not! Q.«135 ftJck Wella 8nng your car lo Jam -Marino Volkswagen. 1972~EL4 5. xlnt cond 18711 Beach Blvd . Hunt· Low au1es Owner anx in,s.on Beach . Ask for ~ 644-4.504 aft S Frank Manno or Tom '711 4 50SL Bla 1·k w/leat.her bamboo mtr Ma1tn1flcent $~8.900 1531~ MBZ 2 atage pa1nt1n1t lli50 Leo's 638 W. 17th St. CM 6429373 Ailun FOi AU. OF YOUR YWMHDS Sa!es-Leaauig-Se-rvi ce '''7 ....................... '78..11 cyln. aUIO. PIS. P I B, over 2omp1. $4100. 5:5-1281 "78 Camara. PIS. P /B. air low nu les. xlnt cood a:zsv AJ1 > 846-5221 aft e "J()•,. Camaro 307 eng Aut.o. c:stm uha1.11L. new t.tres. new paint. Clean, qut<'k. economical ~ 9920 • ••••••••••••••••••••• lt7tDIMO aEAl.AMCE! on Camaroa. Caprlt'fl. Mont.e Ca rlol. Mali bus fr Novu. Drul1c redu.c· UOlll! SAVE HOW!!! COHHfll CHEVRO LET -.. :>II,,,'• I' ' ' ..... , \ ,, ~ ..... \ IAY FLADllot UNCOLN·MBRCUaY •11 Au&oOeate:r Dr. SD~-Lab rcnaoxit JRVINE IJ0.1000 ~-----~~-• .. .., ttS2 ....................... 79TUUO ...... ,c... Blue beeuty -M uat ae II ! 4 speed, 4 cylinder. A/C. leather Interior, ma~ wheela, ~••ette deck. map ha.ht. Lo/m l. Pn v ply. BHtolfer. Call 675-2919 1W15 M1.11t.ao1. standard lblJLCall 644·9190 "91 M111una. new rebll ena. overtaauled trans. 12.000/batotr 964-1244 546-1 200 "72MusangGrande, gold. -==;:;: .. =,;:;: ... = ...__=;:;:.,=_ .... =. bm top.~ V ·8, re1 gas. TS Bel nir, ~ ~n air. st.ereo. mags. aulo Neow engme Automall<' Xlnl cond SZ800 ~2.> V-8. air. radio. aood - tires 11495 Good i9Gtua xtras.mag whl~. tranaportataon car Mich tJres. lthr uph11l. 646-7'1188before2P\1 'unrf. air. AM /F\I. ~ ~ Van t'U.\tom an tr. PIS, P B Ma~ ttrt>S rwar new Outr al(t'<>u• stereo SJ900 or ~t or s l Pre o ca s sett,. amplifier. 5 mo old ~.000 mt. founrf. au1u. ~ pp 752-fll41 fer. Call Ptul 498-0715 or!QldMIDtlNl9 99SS 4B:J..2158 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'Tl 28).Z best offer over '8.100. New tires. Xlnt. cond 541-4327 l.87ll B ACH BLVD '63 Corva1r "Clau1c' ~ 9750 HUNTINGTONBEACH Monn Look!>l runs lt770LDS ••• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • gre&t, nds llllr flOOO I bl t '72 9U·T .. alloys. t"HS, l4Z..2000 SJ&.7347 c.....s..,,.. ... '74 260Z, A/C, AM/FM caaa .. mags, 14600/ofr. leather Int. lo ma. $10,2SO. LeaVUl& town Must sell i5 Manz.a z. 2~ AM tf'M PwPrty548-7145 ____ '74 Bug, xlnt cond . A/C.$2.200 VS. auto. trans .. factor~ air. pwr. steering & braJ<es .. pWT. windowi; & seal&. AM /FM stereo, VUtyl roof~ much mor.,. ! m:rI'J01 646..e908 ~2A Ii 675-66C7. 675-2<Ml7 '89 Porsche 912, 5 1pd. Rat '725 AM /FM. r blt en& & ••••••••••••••••••••••• t.rarw 77()..9283 .,, Xl9. iood cooditloo. ----AM/FM stereo • S-t.rk, i9912E, 1unrool. 22.00011. after a, mz753 A/C, aUoya 673-3227 •• 112 ~p. super clean . $1,000. DASHER 01 ESEL St.a Waaon. 48mpa AC. aa.ereo. All /FM. 1200 m1. ~. brown lDt. 110.750 A alt for II r . Coats. 714·548-4141 dys. os. 11>5-964-7 444 eves .,, 1'at 136 Sc>ort-58.000 miles. new top s speed $4,000. Call aft.er 6 pm "2-3822 9727 673-741.8 VW Sc1rocco. '78 air. '89 911£. slv w tan. Int , AM FM Uipe. xlnt rood . alum alloys. cas!I '>tr. s:5a>O 770-~ 644-8322 ••••••••••••••••••••••• xJnt mech cood Best ofr 73 VW Bus 9 pass Fae 751 70111 tory sunroof. AM 1FM YISITYOUR ORANGE COAST cass Must Sell' SJ.195 4Si.Q)() VW Bus 78. 7 passenger. AM t FM <'US . radial HONDA HEADqUARTERS '98 912 C4 cyl I. 0 m1 on prol reblt (iuarantffd l engine' AM tFM. mags. radia ls S6900 rirm I 640-42.30. eve SSS 4727 • lJttS, lo1m1. hlte new. TODAY!!! UNIVERSITY SALES&SERVICE OLOSMOllLE HOH DA GMCTRUCKS 2850Harbor Blvd. AolsRoyu 9756 646-7Bor991·1980 COSTA MESA 540.9640 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •1 DEALER IN U.S.A. ~~~VER ROLLS·ROYCE 1MtJ•mllo<H ,....,port 8HCll \._ __ ..... ~ CLOSED ~Uf'IOAYS 'Tl Honda Accord; ong Saab 9760 I •-••••••••••••••••••••••• owner. mmac .. to.ded! Ext.er. grey, blk '76 SAAB GL Spec11I Inter Sunroof, stereo, PS/PB, lo m1, H11h mpit AM/FM cusette. A /C, an any 1tas Call soon or special wheela. Mich miaa S4800 ~ 2~ tu-es Uses reg . prem or unlead gas Up to 35 Classt11ed A~. your one MPG 16100 675-9111 stop 1hopp1n1t rcn1er '74 Sup Beetle I owner X1nl run cond Like new a r. am1fm, $3550. Call ~I or&U-3291 ~ VW Canto Van Rare Reblt eng & trans New shock.s. brakes.battery. rubber wmd.ah1eld. cstm pa.mt & Uller Pors<"he wheels & hub <"a ps. Mlchebns AM /FM t'a&s sound ll)Stem S3.500 FIRM 673·7220 or 752-8279 ii Bug. very clean lloew brakes. & tune up S3000 673-6112 "19 ~ Xlnt t'Ond 40.000 mi D lOO. 1171-$117 al\$pm 'M Chevy Nova &lat. U-.1500 968-5431 $3411 THEODORE ROBINS FORD 70C.0 HARl!O R l!l VD. COSlA Mf '>A 6'1'2 0010 72ELCAMIMO lbp, A C •Int cond. orw ures Sl ~ 493-8441 "",... ... ft60 ---...................... . ~ 9925 'SS Berracuda. l200. goud ••••••••••••••••••••••• cond1t1on 968·09lt& a11 73 Olrysler Nt'wport 4 5PM door Sedan 440 CU UI ffll. --------pis_ suts le wi.ndows. ,....._ ft6S belivy duty SUlpeDSIOf'I. -••••••••••••••• • ••• •• kl rauo dllfPreotJal. new 1'72 POftflec c ...... a t.Jre&. alr, stereo radio. New Ures. JUll had a 1de1I ca r for u ae ti.Ile up Neecb tamm.: w 1travel trailer 11250 aet. $475 /offer. 846·57~ ea11n11~1 aft6PM ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9970 • •••••••••••••••••••••• '88 Road.sler. fuJI pwr. ~ 1.967 T Bard. xlnt <"Ond w / 4 s p e e d S fl • O 0 u 1111 an good cond . en(l & 2131861 3398. 714 631 5664 trana good. runs perfeC't DodlJt 99 j 5 rroo 8'2-4042 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '62 Thunderbird Good 73 Polara. 11100 best of cond S700 FIRM Comer fer good cond ~ 1471. ot 17th & Tuslln C\1 ~ 7585 t.:ruoo stat.Jon See &ou ....................... .. at.cello Need, 50' slip, l mo. aoo Newport Beach lotrm. x1D1 cood, •wt au IMW 9712 A11tot. Used ...._, UMd toll:, ree. 1as. many •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 73 VWIUS Good cond . lo m 1. ca II aJ\5 ~.5516923 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ll5iM358 640-1072 xtras, lo cost. MS-1390 ••••••• •• • • • • • • • •• • • • • • .... & 25-~' Slip for rent • • lD Newport Bell '72 Ford Courter; xlnt oood.. Onldnal owner. Sl700-0ffer. 675--4801 _, .. 1015 673-3296 ....................... ---------1 '77 Chevy 'ht AM tFM llla'fJ·P&IP meta office Trade your old stuff for CUI. A/C. Heavy duty deall, ' standard new lAoodles with a hauilng setup. Locktn1 dtawen, l deep file ,..___ ed ad .. A ... utrr8 top .... 700 .... ,, 3874 .._.. l150 or neareat ~ ·'"" "°' -"'_._ .. _. -·-V'tV-· ---1 oa.r.Ml-1541. .... ........................ l5ll'Cll Ull water aquar •lllUDd au acce1. sioo. Cll·D11.,..earlyAM. ~ ............ ~~! .... ,.. .... Al .... ................ .. .,. ....... .,,, - PAY ONLY FIRST MONTH PAYMENT * MO .-o11'r OI LAST MONIM WI TAKI AMY TIADI ... '°' OlltO'n . PHOMI CIBIT APPIOY AL ,l~ .. ~.~~u l Ill•! • ... M ...... , .. , ..... /IWl,M!Jl9a 1 128.JS MO.I IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! LARCH SB.ICTIOH OFHIW lt79 320l's 5281'1 ALSO e33CSI '1 IMSTOCKI Call today ·We also may have that pre-owned BMW you are looklna for! 131·2040 4tMt4t IOI McLAllM's $ ISON. Beach Blvd. LA HABRA CUil. No. of SA,._,, 17141122-IHl ...,byAppt. - 1'2 l.O cs. 4tpd, 1"1'.lif. Blau. etereo, met blue /belt• lo&, 'llA.,._,0, 1 '71 tOot a /c, All1r11 1teteo, wbtell. m111. IWU'OOf, M,IOO/Offtr. IJl.1511 '11 •. 1ut.o, A/C, AH, m111, Jllat conct. •,OOO.l ••• toO. PIP -- A.-4-A AUTO CENTER NOTHING OVER 54999 1421 IAKM ST .. COSTA MISA ;~3c~~ ....... 5 1999 Full power, factory air conditioning. Landau top, tilt wtiael. AM/FM stereo & SHARP! (032GWZ} SIDAM DI YIUI ....... ~2999 F ult power, llc:tory air COnd • AM/FM lt9re0, tilt Wheel. L.andao top & eKtra e!Mn' (846RXL} 77 CHIYIOLIT S 3 9 9 9 CA.MAIO COUPI •••••• ve. autom11tc ,,.,.., power ateenng & bnka factory • oond .. nit wMet. rat~ whMtt a tow ml• (111RF8). ~~ ....... ~3999 t.ANDAU. f'ull PoW•r. factory air cond .. AM/FM lt#WO. eoflt pwr ..... tilt wheef, c:nilM conttot. ~ WhHlt a ONLY 1 &.000 mllM. Ulce Nf.W-one OWMt (IMP!..£). f8 VW. Fastba<"k. ong, new heads & Yalves. auto. Sl095 751 7449 • 78 VW (',onvert Cham pa,ne Ed.Jt 4000 ma Spec tires whls AM 1FM cass Mint cond SB500 752-1828 "1'9 Convt. Red w /tan lop 13Km1 Blaup <"ass AM IFM tape Muat See! '7.W0/080 492·3587 'A Squareback, good cand. NNI &ood, 1875. 645-J.S07 9772 ••••••••••••••••••••••• VOLVO SALIS, SHVICI AMDLIASIHG ~DELIVERY EXPERTS ........ VOLVO U. Harbor Blvd. OOSTAllESA 646-tJOJ 140..9467 OUMMCOUMTY VOLVO IXa.USIVEL Y VOLVO LArlMl Volvo Dealer tn Orsnae O>unty ! BUYorL~E DIRECT NABERS lt76CAMLAC s5795 COUPI DI YIU.I ....... . One ownet" car with leather seats. Cabriolet top. CrutM control. AM/FM atereo. full power, tilt wheel I low miles (074RK0) ~~ ........ 55995 Equipment 1netoo. split P<>wet Mlt. atereo radio I c:Mse control Low m1i..1 (14e679l lt77C.ADILL.AC 56495 S8AMDlftU •.•...•• Low ,,,.._ IMther bench Mal and cruiM control. (814T JR) mrJa~~.~~ ...... 59495 · Leith« IMtl~ W9a. stereo recffo Ind full ~.{311R)(H) ,.,. CAD&L:AC s I 0 9 9 5 llVl.LI • •• • • • • • • • • • I ......, --. cactlllac wl,. wheel OOvetal full powlll' & ui.. NEWI p.4.7TWL~ Prt* to •II NABERS ~ f l 1 [) n g Ultra 1-. L..VWTar 6 mg •• tlllgton Beaeh .... ta.In ""'0~Y OAA'NGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1979 1 FIFTEEN CENTS~ Rush on Smoke Detectors 4-Fatality Blaze Sparks Interest • The fire whlch claimed the lives of three children of William and Carol Clarke and an 18-year-old relative, Dawn Michelle McMullep, 1tarted in a downatain clolet, be said. A na1-draped coffin, containing the body of Marine Cpl. Steven Crowley, ls escorted by military color guard after tta arrival at Dover Air Force Base Mondal afternoon ft'om Frankfurt, Uermany. l.'rowtey, 20, o Port Jef where re1idenll can claim the free Ufe.Pvlns devicea. Those are: -Haatf•tton Coatleental Townhouaea · bordered by Yorktown and Adams avenues and Brookhurst and Bushard street -Oakview; bordered by Warner and Slater avenues and Beach Boulevard and Nichols Street. .......... ferson, N.Y., was killed Wednesday at the U.S. Embassy in Pakistan. His remains will be sent to New York tomor· row for burial. -Downtown: bordered by Palm Avenue and Pactl1c Coast Highway and Lake and 17th street.a. A family of four, city officials said, must earn less than $17,000 per year to qualify For further information call 536-"5511 ·'This was the worst mc1dent we've ever had In fire casualties . It wa s a real tragedy," Hosmer said Hosmer 1aid one of the children was playing wjtb matches. The 6-year-old boy, he said, alerted neighbors and then baa parents to the fire. The parents, William Jr and a 5 month-old boy survived the early morning blalt' Kho•eiai Bit8 U.S. U.N. Debate Set on Iran USITED NATIONS <AP> 01 plomal.l. readied for a l' :-; Security Council debate today on the L'S Iranian cra-.1.,, but A~ atollah Ruhollah Khomeini rt' Jected any council decision bdorehand a-. dictated'" L> th1· l Oiled SU.le'> Secretary General Kurt Waldheim had ra1Hd the poss1b1hty the Iranians might free their 4.9 American hostages m exchange for an mtemallonal inquiry into the ir charges against the shah But Khome1ru. 1n a statement broadcast today by state run Iranian radio. said an mvec.tiga lion or the shah must be ccnduct ed inside Iran lie also said the hostages at the US. Embassy m Tehran must be anvestsgaled as "spies." but he did not make clear whether he had decided to go ahead with aucb a tnal. The lramao leader •ca.in de· nouoced what be 1a1d wu U .s. pressure to have t.be Council deal only with the host.ace boldinJ. and not with Shah lfohammed lku Pahlavi 'a allqed WJ"Ollldoinea. DART BOA.RD Stick A Bola Jn The Ayatollah . ............. O.rt~ A119e11~! Anger agam.st Jran has reportedly led to brisk sa les for this $3 dartboard being marketed by a Bonita r1rm called "Up Your lmag<.'" ------- 7 ) Seacliff ; Hearings ~MovedHere Huntington Beach Mall Plan Debated HB Police Target In New Suit Tbe 1tudenta boldin1 the Tehran embassy uld today they had rtaed mlna t.hroutbout the compound, apparently (earful of a U S. mlllt.arv att.ack. The Ira-nian armed forces stepped up air. ground and sea act1v1lles. In Washington . President Carter discussed the cns1s at a breakfast meetmg with mem bcrs of Congress. <1nd afterward S<.'n Bennett Johnston. U La . ... aid there are things Carter will not do such as return the shah to Iran to fr~ thf' hO!litagt'' Wall Safe Uncrackable; It's Stolen By JERRY CLAUSEN OI U. o.ity ,.~ Slolff Protests against approval of the controversial 531 home Seachff IV hownng development in Huntington Beach now will be heard an Southern California by the stale Coastal Commission Appeals to the South Coast Regional Comm1ssion'1 October approval or the blufftop project overlooking the Bolsa Chica wetlands originally were scheduled for bearina Dec. S an BurUniame. But the Huntington Beach Co., developers of the ll8-acre proJ- ect, 1enl a telegram to the state • commtaalon today waivlna its riabl& to a beartna within 42 day• ~appeal• are flied. <Seel&ACLIFF, P11e AZ> Downtown Huntington Beach property owners and city council members bickered Monday evening over proposed re· development plans for the area The council agreed to bankroll some cosmetic improvements along Main Street and toyed with the notion of turning the s ix -block section into an outdoor shopping mall City planners informed the council during its study session that a full mall with closed cob bleatone streets would coat about $1 million. A less am· bilious mall project with streets remaining open would run about $900.000. The council unofficially opted to back the leas expenalve mall plan, but approved only $284,000 to iet the redevelopment rolling Briggs Would Cut ' Iran Student Aid A handful of property owners seemed far from pleased. "We as property owners feel it's our JOb to develop th1s area. but you keep telhni us that 1t"s your JOb," said downtown land· owner Dave Holt Holt s&Jd he favors h1gh-nse development with a M1am1 Beach theme He mamtamed the city is pushing for a low-ke>. small-town theme Other property owners said they'd held off improving bwJd- lngs because the city seemed un· clear about It.a direction. "I think it's time for ua to stop studying and to get going," sald Mayor Don MacAlU.ter. "If we don't make a decision on which way to go we'll be here another 25 years." M acAlliater uraed bla col· leagues to support an lnilial cos· mellc lmprovment puah as a sl1n of good faith to property owners. City plaMen were directed to determine bow far they can 1tretcb the 1284,000 for street and lightinl improvement.I. The council did not take action on a propoul for a mulU-story parking facility to 1erve downtown 1boppera. Such a faclllty would coat about $2 mllllon, city officiala 1a1d. The llx·block core •nt• belnc 1on1idered ia bqrd4"red by taclftc Co11t Hltbway and Oran1e Avenue and atb and 3rd 1treeu. Paat redevelopment effort.I crumbled when landoWnen and retldenta fought the plam. A lawaulL a11tnat tbt city w11 later launched. Tile lawawt, atemmlna from the city'• ao-called Top of the Pier Plant wu aeUJed lut year ln court m favor of tbe city. BANGKOK, Thailand AP 1 - An American relief aaeacy -oPeritloD Calllonua -Aid to- da, U bid establllbel "an air Unll" blt"9n tbe Untted ~ an4 cambodia that .SU allow ur•IGO)t nMdfld •kt to be airUft. fd llto &bl IOUtMUl Allan DI· uaa. A Van Nuys man v.ho claim'> he was brutalized following a drunken drivmg arn•st has filed a $600,000 lawsuit aJ(amst th<• c1 ty of Huntington Bt•ach and tv.o pohcl' officers David P Lally alll'Jo'(<'S ID thi: action that ht• was s truck, k 1ck<.'d. punched and b<'aten by offu.'ers James W1!:.on and Phil Kon an following a traffic stop on March 18 The alleged act1om1. according to the lawswt, violated Lally·., civil riahts Lally Is seeking $150,000 m punitive damages from each. of the officers and $300,000 from the city He also I~ requesting such other compensation as the court deems proper. The Huntington Beach City Council previously had denied a $2 5 mllUon claim flied by Lally over the alleged incident The lawsuit was filed 1n Orange County Superior Court. 'Th(> president made 1t clPar that the honor of tht.· l'nited States comes before the lt v(>s or the hostages, · Johnston told rt' porters Hep John Brademas, D Ind . said a ll the part1c1pants at the meeting believed th at a n•stra1ned pos1t1on" 1s still necessary. and there was "somi: IStt IRAN. Page AZ) /RAN ROCKED BY BIG QUAKE BERKELEY CAP I A powerful earthquake. register· mg 7 3 on the Richter scale. rocked ea.stem Iran today. the Berkeley Seismographic St.ation said. The quake was recorded at 9:25 a.m. PST. Faee8 Fraud Rap Cella Said Victim Of Legal Vendetta A def eme tttomey charaed to- day lbat a proteeutor 11 punu. 1n1 a vendetta •aaJ.mt Dr. Louil Cella, the former Oranp County polltlcal financier now f aclnt Medi.cat fraud charaes ln San Dl110 Q>Unty Superior Court. Keltb Monroe. In a 1tat.ment ll1ued from bl.I Santa Ana of· flee, 11.ld Cella 11 wUliDI to dll· poae of Use cue ai,lDlt him wltbout wbat .. upected to be lenl1hY and coetly trial. Tba,t~~!.. Monroe uld, hall bt6n nJ,JeC:wCI repelt*S.ly .,, caae ~r. Aalltant Dll· lrlct MtomtJ MlcbMI Capllll. "I ban to ftftdtr tf U\la 11 not evkllnce d 1the Hme vtDdtl- ta ....... Dr. ceua wbJ .. ha•• r=::dly elalmed _,, ...... Leif• llSd. Cena ll accused la a 127-count Oranae County Grand Jury ln· dlclment of dlvertln1 1t1te Med.l-Cal money tnto pollUcaJ campalana. Cella, once the kt.na of Oranp County poUUcal flnan. clera, curremly ll eervtna a ono· to-four lear tenteoce oo a Nlat· ed te eral convlctlon of Med.lcaN fraud.; C.Ua Cll1PW11 pleaded l\lllt)' to tbe mi. ch.,... tn ma. but tbt con..tcUon wu overta.irMd wbeD a lta~ tOtll't Nleld. that ..,. qai&MM him ad blell Mlltd WIP!l1 b1 ID· v•Us.eon. New lepl proceld- liw .... theft°"*"· , lfomoe u.ld ta.at C l1a 11 wtll· lnl to IUbmlt bll eMI to I 1111 Dl110 JUl!l•e oo t•• baalt ol <IN au.LA, , .. AJJ Bur~IJr~ v.ho couldn t open th(;' v.all v.afl' in a f''ounlain \ allev home Sunday afternoon dec1dt'd to tJkc 1l with them Police s<11d the thieves enkred the home of Oon Holcomb, 9638 La Esperanza Ave • by reachml( through a pet door to grab a doorknob They ra.nsackl'd the home and then pned the safe from a closet wall. leavmg with an estimated $4 ,500 worth or loot. police swd. Holcomb said he lost $2,500 worth of jewelry and $1 ,500 in mlscellaneoua Items Including some silver and the wall safe. Coast Weather Fair..lkiel an predicted throuib Wednesday alona the Orange Coaat wttb cooler temperat\ll"eS pre· v1lltn1. Hlabs should r1n1e from H on the beaches to 75 further in· land. ' -~ ........... PllfCR ti RIGHT, 10 FOUi DON'T MIND UNl!I AT COITA MUA STATION n.oup Gae le Under t1 Pw Galon, CompanJ-OWned !Don lometJmea Oen 8tttfed f',.._P-AJ S~2ect Tabbed ~-.. ~· 81 fte .&111daW PiW Theodore Frank, on utal in Santa Ana for tbe pptq, rape and tortun·11r of a 2~.year~ Ca.ma alrl, wu identtfted bf a ~Y :Old alrl Monday u the mm wbo abduct· ed and molested her Sn Loa An1elea about three months after Amy Sue Seils w•• tortured lo deatb. I •'He tried to put my panU. in ~ my throat," to atop her from t crytn1. the t-year-<>lcl test.ifted at • Frank· a trial lD Oranse County • • SUperiar Court. ' She waa the 38rd wltnea1 ' called m the trial. Tbe jury ol • seven men and five women listened intently as the 1lrl, ' queaUooed by pro.ecutor lrriq Prager, calmly described ~ she wu lured lnto a car Jul~. l~ taken to a remote area lD upw..a ROii llOllGmBN. N.J ., tor,•• are ~ry. All we o ii 1't ldtbd ID tbe paDb 7.!:::., •fU. millW'Y COUD· Uita," Gtiorae Blbleii pntldlat ol UD1lln1Wd, an employ· meat l&llDC>' l&ld ondaJ after nmnlq an ad calllnl fqr ••an H · pedJtloaary '/o,..,. to 10 to Iran and tree American.a bell captive there." · "I'm not aome ri&bt·wtna radical or out of my tree,'' Bible said addiJll be bu recdved a oumber ol calla, aome of them from vete~ans. "l'm a reuooabM man~ but tbe 1ovemment hun't done a damn thlnl to free tboH 49 people." SEACLIFF. • Get in Line Low-price Gas Lures Drivers G rlffith P a rk and sexually molested. Frank,llW. of Woodland Hills, is charged with lddnappin1 theSeiu girl from a babysitter's yard at Camarillo March 14. 1978. Her body was f<>Wld two days later. Sen. Alan Cranaton, D-Calii.. meanwhile. cautioned a1ainst any rescue similar to the 1'71 laraell raid to free hoeta1es held at a U 1andan airport. CllANSTON SAID THE "probabilities are that that would lead to the death of most or perbapa aH of the bosta1ea. and to • 1ood many other deaths in a rub action that I think would be doomed to failure from the outset." A 23-year-old Iranian student wu named the St. Louis Grand Jury Association's good citizen of the year for helping capture two youtha who attacked an elderly neighbor. Reza Vahabi said be would save bis prize money so that if be is deported, he will be able to buy a plane ticket back to Iran. Vahabi said be bas received death threats since the embusy takeover. "People here always talk about human rt1hts, but I'm sur· prised that they don't know what it means." he said AND IN NEW YOalt, the Shah Abbas restaurant in the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel cloeed for the w~lts it will take to change its name and cuisine. 1be reataurant, decorated at a reported cost of between $2 million and S3 million, served food on 14-karat 1old plates. but mana1er Patrick Grey said bualneaa dropped by as much u 35 percent after the embassy takeover. The owners told Waldorf officials they were closing in opposition to Khomeini's policies. In other developments. Iranian students at Portland Slate Umversity boycotted in· terviewa by immigration officials checking for visa violations. while in Baltimore, five deportation bearings were canceled when none or the defendants showed up. A pro-Iran demonstration at Portland Stale by members of the Revolutionary Communist Party ended when some 300 other students shredded their banner -SIX IRA~NS WERE indicted in Baltimore In an alleged scheme to smuggle guns to Iran. The six were charged with con- spiracy. engaging in the business of dealing ln flrearma without a license and interstate transportation of firearms on a common car· rier without notice. Charges ag81Dlt three others were dismissed by the federal a.rand Jury. Oklahoma offteial11 were t.ryinf to determine who wrote a letter to a television station tbrealeninl "selective action" again5t Iranians. Similar letters were received by radio and television st.a· lions in Colorado, all ur1in1 Iranians to leave. The letters alle1ed· ly were from the Minuteman organization. described by Don Sharp of the OkJahoma Stale Bureau of Investigation as a "clandestine. underground outfit " * * * .. * * * f',.._Pa.,eAJ IRAN DEBATE .•. apprehension" that holding con· greasional hearinp into the re· glme ol the ousted shah would "play lnto tbe bands of the A,yatollah Khomeini." Rep. Georae Hansen, R·ldabo, a' sell-appointed mediation mia· aion in Tehran, bas proposed auch bearings. In an interview today witb ABC·TV. Hansen sug- ieated that Henry A. KlntnJer and Chase Manhattan Bank bead David Rockefeller be sub- a.tit u te d for the embassy hostages. Kiuioler and Rockefeller re· portedly-belped arran1e for the ab ah 'a entry into the United States, where be ii under1oin1 cancer treatment at a New York hospital. The United Stat.es wants the Security Council to adopt a res· olutJoD calliD& for release ol tbe bo1ta1ea. But WalAetm told ABC'• Barbara Walt.en be bad ~• lmpr .. 1100 Iran and the nlted States also would a1ree an -1JMmatloDa1 ~uiry into e gbomelnl reaime a alle1a· OMJl•COMT "" DAILY PILOT • tions against the shah m ex· change for the release or the hostages. Khomeini and his supporters charge that the deposed monarch was responsible for the death of 60,000 Iranians opposed to him durinl his 37-year reign and that he and bis family looted the country of billions. The Venezuelan government said Iran's acting foreign minister. Abolbaasan Bani Sadri and ?tantan OU Minister Al Akhbar Moinfar told Venezuela's energy minister. Humberto Canderon Berti, in a meeUne in Tehran Monday the crisis could be resolved by try· lnl the abah before an "lntema· Uonal jury" made up of ooe repreaentatlve each from a Weatem Country, a aon-aliped nation and Iran, and eventually a member of the lntemalloaal Court ol Juatlce. * * * Citizens Get Off er to Flee Islamic Area WASHINGTON (AP> Dependentl and "oon-eaaenUaJ penomael" at 11 American em· bual• 1D the tu.tbWet lalaGllc world a.N betna pven a c&.N!e to leave at fOYemment expense. The St.ate O.partment HY• the ''\loluntarJ drawdown" la llOt an eneuatkm, la OftlJ tem· Pot•r7. ad that the embUllel 1n··.an U eountrt wW MQialD open. Tbe dlpanment abo ta ~ .lft.lil prlvata Amei'tcan dtlMni Uvlna tn the aa.eted eountri• of ltl dedllGD. bu& will not ~ fMUMkticlc4U. Offtdala laid llOndaJ Dl&iit tbat 4"11lnt1 would be of· feted a ,,. a e• to ntura to tbe Untwcl ...... Bat today of· ftdall Mid .. Cbe ~ wouad Gill)' be • trip to • 'odtlr polCI, ma.tty bl~.·• wtua clePen· dlDtl forelld co, pa, tbett own WA)' If thet ftDWd to COftUnUI Oil to .. t1ala.d ltatat. That meana lhe matter can be beard by the atate 1roup at lta meetina at the Airport Marina Hotel in Loe Anaelea Dec. 11-ao. Dave Eadie, Huntln1ton Beach Co. project manafeT, not· ed today that the development has been seven years lD plan· ninl and the permit process. "Another two week.a isn't so- in1 to make that much dlf· ference," he said. ''and we have no objections lo a Southern California bearing." Appeals were filed again.st the d evelopment 's approval by Amigos de Bolsa Chica, a Hunt· ington Beach conservation group, Steve Schumacher, a former Seacliff Homeowners As· soclation president. and the Le1al Aid Foundation of Long Beach. Schumacher and the Ami1os organization earlier bad object· ed to "speedy bearing" legal re· quirements that forced the com· mission hearing In Burlingame. ··It will be very, very difficult for a number of people to go to San Francisco (near bur· lingame)," Rhoda Marlyn, a spokesman for the Amigos, not· ed earlier this month. The appeals are based on claims that earlier project ap· provaJ by Huntington Beach city agencies were laced with pro- cedural errors and that the proj· eel would adversely affect the coastal resources. Eadie said his company is confident the appeals will fail and that the development will proceed. "It has been aired well in Southern Cahforma. and we 've certaml y met the test of all agencies." he said "If 1t hadn·t been a good project, wc wo11ldn't have gotten this far .. Eadie said that approvals have come from the City of Hun tmgton Beach. the county En· v1ronmental Management Agen cy. the state Fish and Game Department, the South Coast Regional Commission and the state Water Quality Board. He said the waiver was sought to make sure "the Coastal Com mission gets adequate public comment." F,...PapAJ CELLA ••• evidence presented to the Grand Jury. Such a move, Monroe said. ··would undoubtedly result in the judge findine Dr. Cella 1u.illy of each one of the 127 counts pres ently pend.in& a1alnat blm." Monroe aaid Capiui rejected the offer "even thouch it would have b$the cue to an end with a of tu1lty on each count and t e time required would have been two or three day a. . .instead of months with a jury. "The difference lD COil will be hundreds of tbouaanda of dollars," Monroe added Capiut and other rankinl dis· trtct attorney's office officials could not be reached today for comment on Monroe's state· ment. Monroe said be ii confident tbat any ftndlnl of aunt apinst Cella ultimatefy will be over· turned by an 1ppeaia court. He aald, however, that the appeala courta will not rule oo the case unUl Supel1ol' Court ~eedlnll are co~leted. · Jury 'Mlectioo tn &he utal wu scheduled to belfJi today. The cue wu moved" to San Dleao becauae of the aUeaed preJ· udlclal effect of pubUclty In Orans• County. Openlnt of tbe trial waa cleared aft.el'. tM ti.ate SUpreme Court refuMd to blue an order' t::R::rny auytna tbe PJ'.0- c until certa1D ·~ la· au .. were declded. ~ DllCovered' SAN Ml'AEL (AP) -TM parUall~·PNH"*' bod, ol a man found'tiellllnl from an oak tree on a W aboft IMn few three moaUaa wu 4lllt0""4 o.er the w"keftd. the Marla County r' of.ft aan. By JACKIE llYJIA.N OI .. o.11r Nit_.. The lilhl of au lines may be cause for alarm moat of the Ume. but at one C.OSta Mesa 1aa station they're a oormal occur· rence. "We always have lines. We've bad a line ever since the gu deal started,'• said an employee of the Exxon Car Waab at Baker and Fairview streets. The reason ls readily ap parent· Regular gas sells for 90.9 cents a gallon. ·unleaded for 95 2. and supreme for 97 3 10 to 15 cents a gallon less than at other stations It's certainly not a sales gim· mlck. said D.l Bolding, public relations manager for the western region for Exxon. which owns the station "We 're following th e guidelines established by the government." be said. Bolding explained that dealer· operated stations come under different guidelines rrom com· pany-operated ones and are al lowed a different base year and profit marl{in. He declined to say exactly what Exxon'a profit maretn is, but noted that "obvloualy it's leSJ." , The same lqw ~rices are lo ef· feel at all Exxon-operated sta· tiona, "but there are leas than 30 In the entire atale." Boldin& aald. An employee at the Coata Mesa stat.ion a.aid mcMJt people spend 20 to 30 minutes ln line. Gas 111 sold for about five boun a day at 12 double pumps. The car wash .. open eight hours a day Because of the odd-even rules. buyers can purchase no more than 20 1allons. but the employee S8ld many are buying the maxim11m. He estimated about 10 percent or the customers att new or Just pass mg by. with the rest reg ulars The employee said 1t isn't the line that's the worst problem. except when traHic 111 blocked, but the mcreumg number of people wt\o dnve off without paymg or who p~y with a bad check Plane Lands Sa/ ely After 'Bo'mb' Hoax "Your fltght out of Sacramen to will blow up." said the phont· voice Mondav nig ht and 93 passengers ~ere evacua tc·d from a plant' at Orange County s John Wayne Airport The call ~as a hoax It was Alr Cahforma 's Flight Applicants Given Time The deaciline for applicants to the HunUngton Beach Special Events Board has been extended to Friday City council -appomted board members plan fund raising ac tavilles and recruit volunteers for the annual 1-~ourth or JuJy parade AppUcatJorus are bemg accept· ed at the Public lnformat1on Of· flee, 2000 Main Street 778 from Sacramento to Orange County that was the target of the decepllon. A!r Cal spokesman Mark Peterson said He !.rud the Newport Beach of fire received a call at 8 25 pm on their Sacramento telephone hne from a man who made the explosion threat The caller hun~ up without !>a~ m~ anytlung more T he plane was m et b y emer1ency vehicles. including the sheriffs bomb squad The 93 passengers on Fhght 778 were quickly ushered off the plane. Peterson said. The Boeing 737 was searched a nd all bagage checked out by airport persoMel and sheriffs officers The last piece of luggage was released 45 minutes after the plane landed, Peterson said. "lt was a hoax. Notbin1 was found. he said Prager, a Ventura County deputy district attorney. said the proaecuilon "robably would rest lt.a cue Wednesday. Tbe defense may be&tn ill case next week. The cHe was transferred from Ven· tura to <>ranee County because or extensive publicity. Man Charged In Hit-run Death Case A Costa Mesa man face& charges of felony hit and run and man.slaughter today after turninc himself in to Highway Patrolmen 10 connection with a Sept 16 bit and-run death In Seal Beach A CHP spokesman said today J ames John Mercado. 23, whose street address wasn't released. was booked into Orange County Jail on $.5.000 bail Monday after he called patrolmen Crom a bus stop Mercado had been sought since car. believed to have been the ooe that killed a 22-year-<>ld Slmoaton. TeL, man, wu found abandoned m Fountain Valley three days after the tragedy. the -.pokesman said H~ said the v1ct1m, John Edward Hos podars ky. w as .... alkmg along the southbound s houlder of the San Diego free .... ay !>OUth Of Seal Beach Roulevard at about 6·40 p.m. ~hen ht! wa!> struck and killed The spokesman said 1t stall 1'in t known why the car swerved and killed Hospodarsky, but 1t 1:. bt'laevt!d the 1nc1dent was ac· r1dental Gerwalogical Meeting Set The annual Oranf'e County Genealogical Society meetin1 will be held Saturday at the Huntington Bea ch Central Library, 7111 Talbert Ave. The public is welcome to the 10 a.m. meeting. The ultra~thin PlaJeC. ~..cntted tn Swlturtand. All 1n 18k Pl the caae. lhe bandl. th8 dill. the bracelet. "9l lhe buckle on lhe leather strap. • ~Adi <tlJ,JJe4 <Jl1wfldV- fl lt'fflty lS FASHION ISLAND • NEWPORT W0t. CAUfOl.N~ 926f0 RUl'HONL 111.a1 644·149• • • ' 7 ORANGE COUNTY, CALI F.ORNIA TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1979 eater Views Sought Citizens · to Propose Uses of Complex the alale, fede ra l, counly, private, industrial and com· munity levels. Some city officials, however, aren't sure tbere la 1ufflclent need ror a theater complex in Irvine and feel the bond fwm could be used elsewhere. adapted to nt In with r ln· \I. Wt llhm c . b e pbtrd, manl.# of the cttJ'• Comm · ty PrGIJ'&IDI Dlv1Dae. •aid the meet.ta& tw the arta com wUl be Mid at '7:30 p.m. In the City Council chambers at City Hall. T h• facility would be built o a 1.8-acre aite ln the Unl· veralty ToWD Center area at a coat etttmated up to $1.J mllUon. ~ ror no penoas ta envtUtmed for the perfonnine art. theater. , Shtplierd aald architectural renderinp and sebemallc draw· 1011 for · the propbsed fadllty alreadJ have been prepared. The archlt.eet, Larry Cannon, will be praent at Wednadly'1 meetlnl to answer queallou coaeel'1dn8 theater design. • A1ao p'Nlent will be theatrical con1ultant P a ul La ndry, Shepherd said Since tbe city only baa about Sl. S million on hand from a 1.974 bond lasue sel aside tor theater construcUon, backers of such a facality want to lap the pubhc and private sector ror donabons. Shepherd said a study. which should be complete in Ja nuary, evaluates fmancing sources at Al a recent council meeting, co unc ilm a n Bill Var doulis descr ibed e rrorts to build a theater as "pie in the sky." <See TIIEATER, Page AZ> Kllemei•i Bits U.S. U.N. Debate Set on Iran UN ITED NATIONS <APl 01plomaL<1 read.Jed for a L' N Secunty Council debate today on the U S Iranian crisis. but Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini re1ected any council dcc1s1on bt>forehand as dictated bv lhl· l nited States · Secrt-tary·Genl.'ral Kurt Waldheim had raised the poss1b1hty the Iranians might free their 49 Amencan hostages in exchange for an uitemallonal 1nqu1 r y into their charges against the shah. But Khomeini. in a statement broadcast today b~ stall' run Iranian radio. said an mvest1ga tion of the shah must be conduct cd inside Iran He also said the hostages at the U S Embassy in Tehran must be mvest1gated a!> ·spies," but he did not make clear whether he bad decaded to go ahead with such a tnal. DARTBOARD Stick A. Hola In The Ayatollah . -.......... Dllrea.A• .. ~"! A flag-draped coffin. containing the body of Marine Cpl. Steven Crowley, is escorted by military color guard after l its arrival at Dover Air Force Base Mtmdal afternoon ferson. N.Y., was killed Wednesday at the U.S. Embassy in Paldltan. His remains will be sent to New York tomor· row for burial. Tbe Iranian leader again de- nounced what he said wu U.S. press\D"e to have the Coancil deal only with tbe host.age holding. and not wtth Sh.ab Mobammed Rel.a Pahlavi's alleged wronedomp . T be_.studeots holding the Tehran embassy said today they had rigged mines throughout the compound. apparently fearful of a U S mililarv attack The Ira man a rmed fo rces stepped up wr. ground and sea aclJ v1lles Anger against Iran has reportedly led to brisk sa l es f or th is SJ da r tboard being marketed by a Bomtct firm callt.>d "L'p Your lma~c· · 9;~::~:rmMy: ;:;~~·rt; ould Cut ~=~::x Iran Student Aid "Your fl1 ghl out of Sacramen· to will blow up," said the phone voice Monday night a nd 93 passengers were evacuated from a plane al Orange County's J ohn Wayne Airport. The call was a hoax. It was Air Califom1a 's Flight ' 778 from Sacramento to Orange County that was the target of the deception, Air Cal spokesman Mar t Peterson said. He said the Newport Beach of· flee received a call at 8:25 p.m. on their Sacramento telephone line from a man who made the explopm threat. The caller hung up without sayiq anything more. Tbe plane was m e t b y emer1ency vebicl~s. including the sberiff'1 bomb squad. The 93 passengers on Flight 778 were quickly uabered off the plane, Peterson said Coast Stale Sen. John Briggs or Full erton announced today that he will take legal action to cut off the expenditure of publi c funds for the education of Ira- nian students. Briggs said he will file the lawsuit in Orange County Sup er ior Court We dnesday because the government of Iran has "literally declared a holy war against America." Briggs, who said he is acting as chairman of the Stand Up for America Committee, said he is seeking to cut off spending of taxpayer funds fo r a ll non· immigrant Iran students from elementary schools to lhe state college level. Briggs, in a Santa Ana press conference, said tbat paying for sch oolin g o r the Ira nians amounts to a gift of public fwids. The veteran legislator, who had previously been quoted as sayina that Iranian students s hould be s hipped to Ellls Island, declared that taxpayers are outraaed over the seizure of American hostages. ....,"-' ...... SEEKS CASH CUTOFF State Senator Brttga Irvine Fund OKd For Indochinese About3> laqua1es are 1po_keo by younptera lD tbe Irvine Unified School Dtltrtcit 1tudmtl who know little or no Enalllh. However, the diltrlct will aoon be eltalble ror approxJmat.ely $31,000 lD federal funds to meet the 1p1clal needa of one particular 1roup-tndocblnese refu1ee--~htldNn who enrolled lat September. Nancy Rowland, ad · mbllltntlve Ulljtant to SuPt· _.. C<riy, Mid today that coo,,.... U. alnadY rel1 iMd ,... to Ulilt diltrtc:ta which bave at\lden\I wbo baH come from Cambodia, Laol or Vitt· nam. • TM lrilM 1CbOo1 dlatiict. ihe Mid, -UOal • puJ)UI fl"OIJI dMM IOfl"tlt _ilU IMllLIUI• , wbo enrolled in Sept.ember. The federal runda can be used only for 1tudenta who matriculated u or um fall. M1. Rowland 1ald the House appropriaUona blll •hlcb re- leu"f. funds permi\I the dis· trict receive about~ per ref. u1ee tudent for tbls fiscal year. Tb• bill provtdea tll mUBoo in ald natlonwlde, wttb Oranfe County ICbool d.lltrlcta elltlble for about tl.4 mWlon of that amount. Sb• aald dlstrlcta can apply for tbe fUndt tbl'oUlb tb• county Office of Education, wblcb would receive the ntonlt1 fl'om th• U .8. Department of Bduca- Uon. Tho 11'¥'lne ~hOol diatrltt has about • ltudeta lil au wbo ( JVN .... Al) Iran Rocked By 2 Strong Earthquakes GOLDEN. Colo IAPl A second earthquak~ ~hook northeastern I ran today and both were m the same area a:,, the om: that killed more than 200 people about two weeks ago, authorities said Today's first tremor. register mg 5 6 on the Ru~hter :.ca le. rocked an area in northeast Iran 450 miles southeast of Tehran before lam PST. Iran s official Pars news agency said The day·._ second quake oc curred about 9 a m PST, th.ts one located about 450 miles ea.'>l of Tehran. said geophys1c1st Waverly Persons of the US Geological Survey mstallauon here The quake measured 7 3 on the Richter scale. Persons swd In Washington. President Carter discussed the cns1s at a breakfast meeting with mem bers or Congress. and afterward Sen Bennett Johnston. D La ~aid there are thrngs Carter will not do such as return thl' shdh to Iran to fret· the hostages "The president madl· 11 cll•ar that the honor of the l 'n1lt.'d State:. CQmes befon• thl.' l1v~ of the hostage-.: Johnston told n• porters Rep John Brademas. D Ind . <,a1d all the part1c1pants at tht• meet1nfZ believed that a · rest rained position" 1s still necessary. and there was "some <1pprehens1on · that holdini' con· gress1ooal heanngs into the re g1 me of the ousted shah would · play into the hands of the Ayatollah Khomeini ·· Rep George Hansen. R Idaho. a self appointed med1at1on mis s1on in Tehran. has proposed -.uch heanngs In an interview today with ABC TV . Hansen sug ~ested that Henry A. Kissinger <SH IRAN, Pag~ A2> -'--~~~~~~~~ Reward Upped For Murde rer Thl1 Costa MPsa Firefighters .,..,..,<H'1at1on Mondav donated SI 000 to a Co-.tJ M e~a Chamber of (.'ommen·t• rt"ward rund for informattcm lt•Jd1n~ to the arre:,,t ..ind ronv1ct1on of the Orange Coast bludgl'On slayer Tht• killer 1s bl'11eved respons1· ble for d "l'rll"'• of murden. and .1ttl•mptcd murders, many of lht.'m in CO!>la \ksa. since 1977 The reward fwid. b<>gun with SSCJO from the chambt.'r, has rcacht'ta Mesa Police As· 'oc1at1on al:.o 1:,, offering a Sl.000 rt!ward No, this lsn't the handiwork. of an am· bitious homeowner tryµi, to atocltplle firewooct for th wintry months ahead. These are stacks of pol on Irvine Center Drive ac rrom Lion Country Safari ln Irvine that will be uHcl •t S.F. Farms to help prop up youn1 tomato plants on about 25 acres of land. 'lb poles measure • r t tn lenlth. ' t t I Plent11 of Sparkle CaA.NSTON SA.ID THE "probabUJlles are that that would lead to the death of mo1t or perhaps all of the boltaaea, and to a 1ood many ~r deaths lD a rub act.ion that I think would be doomed to failure from t.be outaet.•· A 23-year-old Iranian ttudent was named the St. Louis Grand Jury Aaoclation'a 1ood ciUJen of the year for belpine capture two youtha who attacked an elderly nei1bbor. Reia Vababi said he would aave b1a prise mQpeY so that if he is deported, he will be able to buy a plane ticket back to Iran. Sailboats maneuver near Newport Harbor entrance dur· ing what could only be .described as a 1parklin1 after· noon Monday. The Orange Coast continues to be blesaed with fair weather, as this photo taken from the bluffs above Corona del Mar State Beach clearly shows. The folks back east doubtless would feel a twinge of jealousy upon seeing this photo But then it might encourage them to move west. Maybe we should just keep it to ourselves. Vahabi wd be baa received death threats since lbe embassy takeover. "People here always talk about human ri&hta, but I 'm sur· prised that they don't know what it means," be said. AND IN NEW YOaK, the Shah Abbas restaurant m the Waldorf·Altoria Hotel clo.ed for the weeu it wiU take to change ita name and cwalne. The restaurant, decorated at a reported cost Qf between S2 million and S3 million, served food on 14·karat 1old J>latea, but manager Patrick Grey aaid bu.sineaa dropped by as much u M percent arter the embasay takeover. The owners told Wa_ld~rf officials they were closing In opposition to Khomeini's pohcaea. In other developments . Iranian students at Por:tl~nd State University boycotted m· ter~1e~ by _immigration ofllcu~is checking for visa violations. while m BaJt1more, five depo11at1on bearings were canceled when none of the defendants showed up. A pro·lran demonstration at Portland State by members of the Revolutionary Communist Party ended when some JOO other students shredded their banner -SIX lllANIANS WERE indicted in Baltimore in an alleged scheme to smuggle guns to Iran. Tbe aix were charged with con· s_plracy, engagin1 in the buaineu of dealln& in firearms without a license and interstate transportation of firearms on a common car- rier without not.lee. Char1ea aaainst three others were diami.aaed by the federal trand Jury. -Ofdaboma Officia.la were tr)'in& to determine wbo wrote a Jetter to a television station threatenin1 "selective action" agatnst Iranians. Similar letters were received by radio and television ala· lions in Colorado, all urging Iranians to leave. The letters alleged· ly were from the Minuteman organization, described by Don Sharp of the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation as a "clandestine, underground outfit " F1.re Spurs Rush On Smoke. Devices By STEVE MARBLE °' .. .,...., ......... Residents of a Kunlington Beach condominium tract, where a fire took lbe lives of three children and a teen·ager Sunday, are suddenly paying at· tention to the city's free smoke dete<:tol' proeram. Officials said 24 smoke alarms were given to Huntington Con· Unent.al Townhouse residents m leaa than 30 minutes today. A amoke detector, Hid fire Capt. Roser Hoe mer, could have saved the Uvea or the victims who were trapped in the rut· movtna blue on Durham Drive. Hosmer aald offielala paased out free 1moke detectors in the neltbborbood laat summer. He 11id be wpn'l sure why \be two- atory Dudlam Drive home was not equipped with one. Had lt -been, he aald, it could b1Ve liven the vtdJm1 ln the up- ataln bedroom tbe needed mlnu* Jo eecaoe. If the bedroom door bad been ORAWCOMT DAILY PILOT closed. he said, the victims mi1ht have had time to crawl through a window and drop t.o safety. In the wake of the blue the city council Monday n°i1ht passed an emergency resolution to continue funding and step up the smoke detector cam paign. The cowicil selected three SO· called high risk areas In the city where residents can claim the free life-saving devices 11\ose are ~ -Hunt1n1ton Coatlautal Townhouses; bordered by Yorktown and Adama avenues and Brookhurat and Bushard street. -O•k•lew; bordered by Warner and Slater avenues Md Beach Boulevard and Nichols Street. -0o .. &o••: bordered by Palm Avenue and Pacific Cout Hl1hway and Lake and 11th atreeta. A family of four, city ofllclala aald, ml.Mt earn .... than $17,000 per year to quallfy. For further lnformatlon call IM-5611. ,,..P ... AJ F,..•PageAI FUNDS .•• speak little or no Enelisb. ac· cording to reports presented to lhe board or trustees The school official said the federal money can be used to hire bilingual anetructionaJ aides who would work with the ref. ugee children both in their nauve language and in Enilisb However, Ms. Rowland said it wtll be 41.fficuJt to find qualified aides who speak the various languages necessary to work with the youngsters. The report to school board members said about 30 different languages have been identified among the students who speak little or no English. Languages spoken by these students include Spanish. Man· dar1n Chinese, Cantonese Chinese. Japanese. Korean. German, Iranian. Jtahan, Urdu, Swediab, lndooes1an, Duhart&, Dutch. Farsi. Portuguese and V1etn~ese Corey has said the d1stnct needs about SI00,000 m all to meet the special 1nstruct1onal needs of these children School officials hav~ est1mat C'd that the number of 1Jm1ted Enghsh spellkmg pupils could rt•ach 400 by lhl' end of the year 1n Irvine ~ !i Rowlanri said that whale the num~rs ar<' not increasing tt!i dramatically as in other areas of the county, Irvine is still seem~ marked ;umps in the number of refugee children in the d1stnct Ms Rowland said the an creases have been big enough to cause concern among officials. Trustees had been scheduled at Wednesday night's meetinJ to consider a resolution asking the federal government to release the funds However. Ms Rowland said the Congress on Friday gave its final approval to making such monies available to districts in need of asa1stance because of enrollment of refugee children. Orange County schools have been enrolling lncreuing num· bers of immigrant children from Southeut Asia as the Southern California area becomes more popular as a resettlement area for refugees from the wartom Asian nations Poor Get Fuel Aid For Winter WASIDNOTON CAP> -PfMi. ~t Cart« •lCDed leaJ,alaUoa to- provldl.n1 $LU blllloa to an ..Umated Mven million more poor J*>Pi. pay their IRAN , ..... bUll th1.I winter'. • • • Wtut. HOUH dOmetUc policy ind ChaH llaDbatlan Bault adviMS' Stuart El.Uftltat taid t.M bead oa~d ROctefeller be iub-new protram wlll provide 1Ututed f01' tbe 1mbHI)' . benelltl netaa1nl rouf)lly ta00 boitt•I•· _,.r family, altbouab-' payments KiJ1i --.1 n--1.-ll J IDd tbe fonn ol beJMftta will naer -._......... er re-'t var)' widely rrom state to at.ate. portedlJ helped arraoie for the "We wtll •X'l*tite the 411tribu· 1btah'1 entry into tbe United uon ol u.e lui:lda," carur aaJd $tatet, 'Where be 11 underaolnl l ..... _ cancer treatment at a New )'ori •• hA 1 tMd "'1111 meuUN at tbe Whlte"KouM. ~l~talUmt.d Stat. wanta UM HEW S•cretary Patricia S.cwily CouDClJ to adOpt a ,.. RoHrtl Harrt1 aald the pro- olutlon calllna for releue rA the 1ram wtU cover all of t.b.t lb· bo1tace1. But Waldheim told cr•H• ln fuel coete atemmln.c ABC'• Barbara Waltera be bad • from Carter'• decllt<m earlier th!• year to pMN out fedinl th• hDPTnaton Iran and tb celllnp °" domeatlc c""" oU , Unlted ...._ allo would ·~ prtcet. It ..tlJ cover tome, but :_an =::'~~::'f :'Zu-.. not all, of lh• fuel price ln· ... ereaa d to Other fadi>ra. In· Uoe1 apblit. th• ibab ln H • cludlnn prtce tncreua b1 UI• tbu,t for \.be rtlt8H of the Ori ri1111tton ot PettoJewn Ex· hot...,_. porUn1 COUntrlea, lbA •aid. • Cella Said Victim Of Legal Vendetta A defense attorney cbareed to- day that a prosecutor la punu inc a vendetU! against Dr. Low.a Cella, the former Oran1e County political financier now facing Medl·CaJ fraud char1es an Sao Diego County Superior Court Keith Monroe. an a statement issued from his Santa Ana o( flee, said Cella is wUling to dis· pose of the case against him without what 1s expected to be lengthy and costly trial That offer. Monroe said, has been reJected repeatedly by the case pro.ecutor, Assistant Dis trict Attorney Michae1 Cap1zu "I have to wonder 'If this as not evidence or the same vendet ta against Dr Cella whaC'h WE' have repeate dly claimed before.·· Monroe s8.ld. Cella is accused in a 121 COWll Orange County Grand Jury in dactment or d1 vertin~ '>late Meda Cal money into pol1t1cal cam paagn.'> < 'e lid onC't· th<' k ang of Orange County poht1cal finan caers. currently 1s S('rvang a one to rour year sentence on a relat t' d f e d t' r a I con \ 1 c t 1 o n o r Med1cart· fraud C('tla onginally plNJd<:d guilt) to the state charges m 1!178. but the conviction was ovcrtuml'd when a state appeals court ruled that some evidence against him had been seized llle1ally by in vestlgat.ors. New legal proceed· ings were then ordered. Monroe said that Cella 1s will mg to submit bis case to a San Dieto Jud.re on the basis of evidence presented to the Grand Jury Such a move, Monroe said. "would 110doubtedly result m thf' ;udee ,...:ctin1 Dr Cella guilty of each one of the 127 counts pres· ently pending against him Monroe hid Cap1zu re1ected the offer .. even though 1t wouJd have brought lhe case to an end with a hndmg of &ullty on each count and the tame required would have been two or three days mswad or months W1th a ;ury .. The dtfference in cost will be hundreds or thousands of dollars ... Monroe added Cap1u1 and other ranking du, tract attorney s office off1c1al3 could not be reached today for comment on Monroe·s state ment \f on roe !>aid he t!> confident that any hnd.ing of guilt agamst Cella ulumately will be over· turned by an appeals court He said. however. that the appeal!> t·ourts will not rule on the ca!>e until Supenor Court prO<"t>edtnR" arl' completed Jury -.t>lttt1on tn the tn<JI wa-. scheduled lo begm toda y Tiw ta-.t' v.a-. mnvf"d to c;an D1el(o bt't·au ... t' of thl· Jlll·~t·d 11rci ud1c1al l.'ffect of publacaty In Orange Count) f 'roatPapAI 1HEATER. • • Vardouhs has suggested at prior meetings lhat perhap~ voters should have a say on "'hether they want the II 5 m1lhon tn theater-park bond funds used ror an arts complex or somt'th1ng else such as athletic field construction Gallstone Surgery Shah's Last NEW YORK <AP> A team of doctors headed by a Canadian radlologut has removed the re- maining gallstone from t.be de· posed Shah of Iran but want to keep him under observation here for "the next few days," a hospital spokesman said today . The ~ucces~ruJ removal of the Rallstone was expected to be the last medical barrier lo the shah 's being able to travel. ""h1ch would allow ham to leave the Uruted States if he chooses. Eamoo Brennan of New York liosp1tal Corn ell Medical Center, where the shah was be- m1 treated, said a team led by Or H Joachim Burbenne or tht' t•navers1ty of Bnllsh Columbia. rt•moved the stone m an opera t1on latl' \1 onda} nt~ht Hun•nni> heliwd develop lhe -.r1\•C'1al non-surgical procedure u ' t' d 11 n \1 o h a m m c d R e z a PJhlJ\'I Hut •• o,t.1tem1·nt assuC'd by the ho.,p1tal todd) :.aad the !ihah "'ould not ht-allowed to leave 1mmed1atel:v ·Further studies will be con ducted in the next few days t.o determine 1f any fragments or stone remain or af cholangitis 11nflamamat1on of the bile duct I recuNi Tht> prognosis remains !{uarded lhl' statement s&Jd. The hos pital said the stone "'ai. locat(.' extraction of several fras· ment!> The ultra-thin Pta~e&. Hand.-cratted ln Swttzerland. All in 18k gold, th~ cue. the hands. the dlaJ. the brace)et, e\len the buckle on the le.ath r strap. \f3Jell CZ!hlh11 9J1wf;uN "'" ,..,..,,ry CAllf 0-NIA 92660 ' ' ; • • l 1 • .. " "' : . J' ~ •• • . . TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 'D, 1979 Fl FTEEN CENTS ante' Action Threatened C,lemente Workers Angry Over Strike not doina eooUjh to keep the peace lo the strike ··we will not tolerate any vigilante-type juallce." Brown said today Browa utd I ter r.fera.Jo the •iaht-montb·old atrlke by Com municatlona Workers of America UDlon members at the Reevet Rubber Inc. aaaket fac tory. 415 A.e. Pico Tbe letter indicates that about 50 non·.striki.DI workers at the plant believe police are not do· · llotfg A rri1'es r t: ) A nag-draped coffin. containing the body of Marine Cpl. Steven Crowley, is escorted by military ~lor guard after its arrival at Dover Air Force Base Mondal afternoon from Frankfurt. liermany. Crowley. 20. o Port Jef- ln1 enouah to prevent illegal acts alleaedly committed by packellnl strikers "Unless you stop this .. we will take matters into our own hand• like v1gilaQtes. Every time the pickets do somethine a1ahut the plant. we will do aomethin1 bad to your city ... the ~ letter st.ates. The letter claimed that the 50 non-striken at the plant were r-esponsible for some recent win· dow·smuhing at the union's San Clemente office near the fac· lOry. "We are sick and tired of watching our plant b e ferson. N. Y .• was killed Wednesday at the U.S. Embassy m Pakistan. His remains will be sent to New York tomor· row for bunal. :Bluebird ' 7 l Slide Work : Progressing Briggs Would Cut Iran Student Aid San Clemente Softens RV Parking Rule ' Laguna Beach city officials hope t.o complete reconstructwn work on the landslide ravaged Bluebird Knolls area by Christmas. But they asked City Council members last week to ap· propriate $19,000 from the city's general fund to cover re· construction contingencies and soil compaction testing in the area where more than two dozen homes were destroyed in Oc- tober of 1978. The council agreed. State Sen. John Briggs or Fullerton announced today that he will take legal action to cut off the expenditure of public funds for the education of Ira· nian students. Briggs said he will file the lawsuit in Orange County Superior Court Wednesda> because the government of Iran has "literally declared a holy war against America ... Briggs, who said he 1s acting as chairman of the Stand Up for America Committee, said he 1s seeking to cut off spending of taxpayer funds for all non- imm1grant Iran students from elementary schools to the slate college level. Briggs, in a Santa Ana press conference, said that paying for schooling of the Iranians amounts to a gift of public funds. The veteran legislator. who had previously been quoted as saying that Iranian students should be shipped to Ellis Island, declared that taxpayers are outraged over the seizure of American hostages. Deify ...... ~ SEEKS CASH CUTOFF State Senator Briggs San Clemente council m<'m bers have softened a city or dtnance approved earlier this year that restricts parking or recreallonal vehicles on res1den llal and commercial streets The council voted unanimous ly Wednesday to allow recrea- llonal vehicles to park for five hours. instead of the previous restriction of two hours. for the purposes of loadJng and unload mg The council also agreed lo re· move restnct1on or those recrea t1onal vehicles that are 20 feet or less in length. nine feel or less in height and seven feet or less In width. The recreational vehicle park- ing restrictions went into effect Nov. 1. But city officials say 1l may be after the first or the year before the revisions are effec. tive. destroyed." the letter said. The letter asserted that the pickets out.aide the plant are ··drunk" and have "spit on and cursed us . . . thrown a rat· tlesnake and firecrackers at us Police Chief Bro\Vll derued tbe charge that local authonlles are "We have taken a n eutral position m the strike and have been criticized by both sides, .. Brown said. Reeves plant manager William K.rames said today that while he does not encourage any CSee THREAT, Page .U> Klle•eiai Bits U.S. U.N. Debate Set on Iran l.iNITED NATIONS <AP1 Diplomats readJed for a C !". Security Council debate today on the L'S ·Iranian crisis but A} atollah Ruhollah Khomeini rc1ected an} council dec1s1on beforehand a!> ··dictated · by lht Cnited States Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim had raised the poss1b1ltly the Iranians 1n1ght free their 49 Amencan boslages in exchange for an international 1nqu1ry into their charges against the shah But Khomc1ru. in a stcitemcnt broadcast toda) by stalt run Iranian radJo. i.a1d an invest.Jga lion or the shah must be conduct ed 1ns1de Iran He also said the hostages at the US. Embassy in Tehran must be investigated ai. ··spies... but he did not make clear whether he had decided t.o go ahead with such a tnal 1,_Tbe lranian leader aaa10 de- rwunced what be said wu u s. preaaure to have the Council deal only with the bo&tage boldin&. and not with Shah Mohammed Rua PablaVl ·s alleged wrooedomgs. The students holding the Tehran embassy said today they had ngged mines throughout the compound. apparently fearful of a U S milit.arv attack. The Ira man armed forces stepped up air. ground and sea act1v1t1es In Washington, Pres ident Carter dJscussed the cns1s at a breakfast meeting with mem bNs of Congress. and aftef'4.ard Sen Be nnett Johnston, D La said there are things Carter will not do -such as return tht• shah to I ran lo fre<> the hoslagc•s .. Tht• president made 1t clear that the honor or th£' United States comes before the h v('S of the hostage!> · · Johnston told rf' porters Rep John Brademas. D·lnd . c;a1d all the part1c1pants at the meeting believed that a ··restrained pos1t1on" 1s still necessary. and there was ··some apprehension" that holdmg con- ~ress1onal heanngs into the re· g1me or the OU!>ted shah would · pla~ tnlo the hands of the Ayatollah Khomeini ·· Rep George Hansen. R Idaho. a self-appointed mediation mis· !>IOn in Tehran. has proposed such heanngs. In an mterv1ew today with ABC TV. Hansen sug· ftested that Henry A. K1ssmger and Chase Manhattan Bank head David Rockefeller be sub- stit uted for the embassy hostages. Kissinger and Rockefeller re- portedly helped arrange for the s hah ·s entry into the United States. where he is undergoing cancer treatment al a New York hospital The United States wants the Security Council to adopt a res· olullon calling for release or the hostages. But Waldheim to1'9 ABC's Barbv';a Walt.en he had the lmpresslon Iran and the United States also would agree lO an lntematiooal inquiry into the Khomeini regime's alleea· Uoas qainlt the 1bab th U· change for the release of the hosta1es. Khomeini and bta supporters char1e that the deposed monarch wu responsible for~ death of 80,000 lranJam oppo&ed to him durina bis 31-year msn and that be and bis famUy looted the country of billions. llWV ROCKED BY BIG QlJAKE BERKELEY CAP) -A powerfw earthquake, resWet· tn1 7 .3 on the Richter scale. rocked eastern Iran today, UM Berkeley Seilmocrapblc StatlOa 1ald. 1'he quile wu reCOrded a1 9:25 a.m. PST. DARTBOARD Stick A Bola In The Ayatollah APW .......... hres.A .. •••! Anger agam~t Iran ha~ reportedly led to brisk sales for this SJ dartboard being marketed by a Bonita firm called ··t 'p Your fmag(.• ·· Canyon Road To Get Sodiurn Lights Things ::in• going to b(• a little ~Jft•r for motoris ts and pcdestnans on La~una Canyon Road aftt•r the Southern Cahfom1a Ed1S<>n Company in- stalls 15 sodium vapor street lights Terry Rratidt. Laguna Beach"s director or mun1c1pal services. !;a1d tht.> CO!>t efficient sodium .,.apor lights will be instaJled from tht! Rig Bend area of Laguna Canyon Road to El Toro Road m the next few months. That '>l'Ct1on or roadway 1s currently unhghtt.'<i The power company hai. already installed the sodium vapor lights, which give off a golden glow. from the Festival of Arts grounds to Big Bend. The estimated energy cost t.o the city for the 15 new lights is SlO per month per light, Brandt said. Coast Weather Fair sides are predicted through Wednesday along the Orange Coast with cooler temperatures pre· vatllna Highs s hould range from 65 on the beaches lO 75 further in· land. INSIDE TODA~ . Gre~e. a worldwide orgonimffoft dedicated to the prtaet'VOtiolt of ~ •• harp aeala. porpoint and other marine U/1. lloa oprud a chaptar tn llunUngtcm Beach. See Ftaturl1tfl. Pa/If Cl. \ ~ • • I • . . --·- lmn Jlostnges I .,...._. PaO• 8080KSN, N.J., to ~an an.cry. All , _.. do .. ldcted Ulit peta bJ tbeM t.ab·rate mllltary CC>Un· C trt ..... Oeorp BJbl::-1 preeldlll1d h1'9011Del Unlimited, an employ· I ment apeey, uJd •ondQ after runn.lq an ad caWn1 for "an ex-t pitdldonary fot"Ce to 10 to Iran and free American.a held captive there.·• "I'm not eome ri1ht-wln1 radical or out of my tree," Bible said. addina be bu received a number of calla. aome of them from a v--terau. "I'm a reuooable mu, but the 10.ernment bam't dooe a damn t.b.iq to free thole '9 people." Sen. Alan Cranston. D·Calil., moenwhJle, cautioned a1alnst any rescue almtlar lo the lt76 braell raid lo free boet.aes held at a U1andan airport. CRANSTON SAID THE "probabilities are that that would lead lo the death ot most ~r perhaps all or the boetages, and lo a eood many other deaths in a rub action that I think wouid be doopied to faUure from the outset." A 23-year-old lrantan Jtudent was named the St. Louis Grand Jury Aasoclatioa's 1ood citizen or the year for helplne capture two youths who attacked an elderly neighbor. Reza Vahabl said be would save his prize money so that if he ls deported, be will be able to buy a plane ticket back to Iran. Vahabi said he bas received death threata since the embassy takeover. "People here always talk about human rights, but I'm sur-prised that they don't tnow what it means," he said. AND JN NEW VOU, the Shah Abbas restaurant ln the Walcfoff·Astorla Hotel clOled for the weeks lt will take to change its name and cuisine. The restaurant, decorated at a reported cost ql between S2 million and 13 million, served food on 14-karat gold ~Hates, but manager Patrick Grey said buslnesa dropped by as much u 35 percent after the embaaay takeover. The owners told 'Waldorf officials they were closing ln opposition lo Khomeini's policies. In other developments: Irenlan students at Portland State University boycotted in- terviews by imm1gratlon officials checking for visa violations, while m Baltimore, five depoa-tation hearings were canceled when none or the defendants showed up. · A pro.Jran demonstrallon at Portland State by members of the Revolutionary Commurust Party ended when some 300 other students shredded their banner -SIX IRANIANS WERE indicted in Baltimore in an alleged scheme to smuggle guns to Iran. The six were cbareed with con- spiracy, engaging in the business or dealln1 In firearms without a license and interstate transportation of firearms on a common car- rier without notice Charges against thr~ others were dismissed by the federal Jl'•nd Jury. -Oklahoma off!cials were trytn1 to determine who wrote a letter to a televiaion station threatentn1 "selective action" aealnst Iranians. Similar letters were received by radio and television sta· tions in Colorado, all urling Iranians to leave. The letters alleged- ly were from the Minuteman organiiatlon, described by Don Sharp of the OkJahoma State Bureau of Investigation as a "clandestine, undereround outfit." Faees Fraud Rap Cella Said Victim Of Legal Vendetta A defense attorney charged to- day that a prosecutor ls pursu- lnl a vendetta against Dr. Louis Cella, the former Orange Cowity political financier now facing Medi-Cal fraud char1es in San Die10 Count:r Superior Court. Keith Monroe. in a statement lsaued from bi5 Santa Ana of· flee, aald Cella is willing lo dis· pose of the case a1ainst him without what la expected to be lengthy and coetly trial. That offer, Monroe said, bas been tejeded repeatedly by the case proMCUtor, Assistant Dls· trict Auomey Mlcbael Capizzi. ' ... have to wooder if this ls Dot •vidence of tlM1 same vendet- E a1almt Dr. Cella which we a•• repeatedly claimed foN." Monroe aald. • Cella la accused in a 127 ·count Ora.nae County Grand Jury ui- DAILY PILOT dlctment or diverting state Medi-Cal money into poUllcal campaigns. Cella, once the king or Orange County political flnan· ciera. currently la servine a ooe- t.o-four year sentence on a relat· ed federal conviction or Medicare fraud. Cella onginally pleaded guilty to the state charges in 1978, but the conviction wu overturned when a state appeals court ruled that some evidence against him had been aelzed illegally by in· vestlgaton. New legal proceed- lnaa were then ordered. Monroe aaid that Cella ls will· ina to submit bis case t.o a San Diego judae on the basis or evidence presented t.o the Grand Jury. Such a move, Monroe said, •'would undoubtedly result ln the Judge finding Dr. Cella 1ullty ol each one ot tbe 127 counts pres- ently pendin1 a11iml him." lt'l11t111 lt'ood Plle1 No this isn't the handiwork. or an am· bittous homeowner trying to stockpile firewood for the wintry months ahead. These are stacks of poles on Irvine Ce~t~r Drive across from Lion Country Safart m Irvine that will be used at S.F Farms to help prop up young tomato plants on about 25 acres of land. The poles measure 4 reel m length Court Rules SJC Airport Action OK By FREDERICK SCllOEllBBL °' u. o.lly ,,. ,..., The San Juan Capistrano City Council acted properly when lt closed Capistrano Valley Airport and deeded airport property back to its former owners, Orange County Superior Court Judge Mark Soden ruied Mon- day. Judge Soden also ruled that the City Council did not violate the s tate's open-meelln1 law. the Ralph M. Brown Act, when it discussed the airport cloaure during an April 19, 1978 ex- ecutive <closed) session. The quitclaim deed which restored ownership or the airport taxiway and runway land to Capistrano Airport and rndustrlal Park Ltd ., a partnership, waa signed minutes after the closed session ended. The lawsuit questioning the propriety of the councll's action was brought by a group of airplane pilots angered by the airport closure. They were represented in court by Frank Dimino, a San Clemente attomey and pilot. During the two day trial before SodeP, Dimino argued that the city's action was tanta. mount t.o a "S2 million gilt of public property " It was the city's position that the council was merely comply- '"~ with terms of a previous deed that conveyed airport property to lhe city In 1969. Under terms of the 1969 agree- ment between the partnership and the city, ownership or the airport lands would revert to the partnership 1f and when the airport was closed The council acted April 5, 1978 to close the airport. effective June 1. 1978. According to tesllmony from Mayor Kenneth Fre1sa and City Manaaer James Mocalis. the quitclaim deed approach was the qwckest way for the city lo transfer the property back lo the partnership Frelas testified that one reason the city wanted t.o rid itself or the airport was to prevent further liability. At the time closure was dts cussed, the city was facma a lawsuit over the death of a 5- year old girl who was killed by a plane at the airport ID May, um City attorney Pat Duffy had argued during the trial that dis- cussion or the airport closure ln the April 19 encuUve seulon was proper because the city was facing the wrongful death lawsuit and had received threats that the pilots would sue 1f the airport was closed. He said the private d is· cuasions fell within the bounds of the "attomey·cllent prlvtlel(e " Public agencies. be contended, are allowed the privilege as are individuals Dlmino alleaed the executive session wu llleaal became the council bad discussed threatened rather than actual htleauon Dimmo's position was rein· forced with the testimony or Roy June, former C68ta Mesa City Attorney. who said he con- sidered the executive dia- cuaalona improper. Dimino bad further aaaert.ed in court that the City Council performed an "end run" around the political process durtng the April 19 closure dlacuaalona, not ing that the topic or the quitclaim deed was not listed on the council agenda. The public did not learn that the quitclaim deed had been ex- ecuted until the next day. through newspaper accounts. * * * San Juan ITWestigates Airport Need San Juan Capistrano cowic1l members Wednesday will con sider hmng an avJation consult 1ng firm lo provide mformat.ion to the city concerning the need for a gem.•ral av1at1on a irport m south Oran~e County . City Manager Jim Mocalis suggests the council approv<' contracting with HAVAC Avia lion Associates of San Juan Capistrano t.o help locate areas where such an air facility could be localed Two years aeo the council af reed It abouid aaslst in efforts o county agencies to locate and establish a new 1eneral aviation airport in the south county area. Earlier this month the council su11ea1ed the city consider hlr- 1n1 a consultant to monitor ac- tivities and provide information and advice relative to ttie pro- posed airport. SJC Studiea Dance Hall Repair Bida San Juan Capt..trano counctl members will consider two buts for land.lcaplna and other im- provement. to the old San Juan Hot Sprinp Dance Hall when they meet Wednesday at 7 p m. The city received bids for con· structioo ol a parlc:ing lot and patio, and installation of landacapiJll at the Dance Hall from two contractors. Council members approved budaeting $35.000 for capital im· provemeota to the Dance Hall, anticipating costs of $22.500 for improvements to tbe building and another $12.500 t.o upgrade landscapmg The council will be as ked Wednesday to approve a low bid from Sully·Mlller Coatruction Co to complete the work for $32.552 The Dance Hall. adjacent to City Hall on Paseo Adelanto. currently houses city recreauon fac11il.les and is the site or seruor c1t1zen acllvtlles. E',....P~AJ TIIREAT .•. violence by his employees. he agrees that police arc not doin~ t'nough to prevent strikers from disrupting production Krames 'aad about SJ0,000 m wmdows have been smashed b' striker:;. and there h1&ve been many other forms or vandalism 'But tht>v haven t a rre~tl!d am bodv. he asserted Chief Bro"n contradicted Krames on th~ assertJon about arrests Brown said al least six strikers have been arrested for vandalism. drunkenn~s and as- sault since the labor dispute beganinApnl Brown said he has beefed up police patrols around the plant 10 response to the v1gllante threat of retaliation .. The city 1s not In a position t.o resolve the strike All we can do 1s try lo en force the laws and protect property.·· Brown added Suspect Tabbed ... BJ Tiie ~latri Praa Theodore Frank, OJJ trial 1n Santa Ana. for. the kldnapplnl. t rape and torture·murd•r d 1 2~·Ye&t-old CamartJlo Clrl, WU identlfted by a .. year.old prl Monda1 a the m•n wbo abduct· ed and molesi.d her ln Loa Ao1elea about three months after Amy Sue Selh was tortured to death. "He t.ned to put my panties ln my throat," to at.op her from cryln1. the 9-year-old testified at Frank'• trlat in Oran1e County Superior Court. She was the 33rd witneH called ln the trial. The Jury of seven men and live women ' listened intently as the sirl, ; questioned by prosecutor Irvin& • Praaer, calmly described bow she was lured into a car July 5, 1978, taken ta a remote area ln Griffith Park and sexually molested. Frank. 44, of Wood.land Hilla, la • charged with ludnapp101 the Seit& airl from a babysitter's yard at Camarillo March 14, lt78. Her body waafoundtwodays later. Prager, a Ventura County deputy district attorney, said the prosecut.loo probably would rest ill caae Wednesday Senate Cuts $10 Billion In 'Windfall' WASHINGTON CA P'> ·-The Senate, lresh from a victory over backers of President Cart e r 's propqsed "w1ndra11 profits" tax, voted today t.o trim an additional $10 billion from the scaled-down version approved by 1t.1 FlnanceComm1ttee On a 53·41 vote the Senate ap. proved an amendment by Sen Lloyd Bentsen, D·Texas, that would ex~ude from the tax the first 1.000 barrels of crude oil pumped each day by indepen- dent operators That would ex- empt about 15 percent or the na- t1on·s producl.lon and benelil all but the largest 011 companies. "The big companies can han· die the tax, the Jillie ones cannot they will go out or business." Bentsen said Sen Daruel Patrick Moynihan. 0 N Y said approval of the amendment would damage the Senate's reputation by making 1t appear subservient to the oil in dustrv Water Board Chief Named P Norman Andcr'lon an in· -,urance t'Xt'CUlJ\t' who hves 1n Th rt-t' Arch BcJ y hJs been named president or the South Coast County Watt!r District board of directors He replac e~ Thomas H Brooks who decided to step down from the top post to pursue recreational act1v1t1es Brooks will remain on the board until his four year t~rrn expires in 1981. Susan Crow1, a lour year board member. was named vice president or the water district. Visbeek Plan Halt Shelved by Council ' San Clemente City Council m•m~ra Monday ab•lved a plannlU coaunlNlon rtiqwt to cMlaJ t f'Urtber action OD a de- veloper'I plan to build 8,000 homet on a.ooo acres of VllbMk Rane.bland. Tbe t.'OUDCU voted S·2 to take no aeUan oo t.be Nov. I oom- ml11loo requ.st to de\ay tbe plan untU th problem OI a soutbem accat road lnto the proDOMd eommuntb' 11 aoJWiCL 11 artM CorPe and . atate Darb ofricl1l1 ban oppoHcf ,tb• aootbenl road PliD becauae lbty u1 · u woufd · d11tro1 tb• primiUve 9'C1lnl lil UM ..-. tbtt 11 •••dea··ror mllUar1 mane&mll"land campin1. Nu·Wtll O.vtlopcnent Corp. • offlclala, developers or tbe Vll· beek Ranch plan, contend tbat aome type ot. road propoaal can b• drawn up ln tbe fututt throup neaotlation.a with UM Marl.rie Corp. and nate parks ol· ftclall. In a ~ matter llonda.y nl1bt. councll m•m!Mn ap· pro•ed tbe fonnatlGll of a com· mlttff to aid lD the deYelop. m•nt of a plan to bulld. the IO\M.-n road into &he Nu·W•t developmtnt. Councll mombn• Myrt11 W aiaer and Karolloe IC011ter Hid tbey voted ap.lnat th• acrtlon to ah Ive th• plannln1 com· mittlon'a request beeauae tbey ~U.ve the utbern road pro. bl•m abould be ....aJftd ftnt. .~ '\ The ultra·thJn PlageL Hanck:raftedm Swti,i.erland. All in 18k .,id. the cue. the hands. the dial, the bracelet. eYen the buckle on tho ltlather •trap. fSilll <J/Jaa,J CJl1wfe# .. 7 1 •• .. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1979 c Girl, 9, Tells of Molestation ' f 91fte Ant eta ... .._ .,........ rtaM. -trial .. AD& tar dMI ..,...,...... ni» Md t.ol'Uln·• d a l~ntifies Murder Smpect as Abductor WU 1t.milar to the Se1tz Cale Her account a.bould not be eop-1idered to show Frant•a "pre. auppoMd dllpoattion to commit crimes or any bad character o( the defendant." the Judie said. i~-1.-... camumo 11r1. ' Wiid bJ (. •JMN)}d clrl llcmda1 • the wtlio abdUct· •4 and mol•ted ur I• Loa Anselea about tlaree mo U.s after Amy 8•• Selta wu tortured to de.US. "ff• Cited to put lnJ ln my LbrMt. •· to stop r fraal · Bodg Arrives C1"JiAt. t.be • telt1llod at l'rank'a trial in Oran1• County Superior O()urt. She WH tbe 33J'd wlloe11 called in the trial. The Jury ot 1ev~n men and five women li1tened intently as the 1irl, queaUooed by prosecutor Irvine A nag-draped coff"m, containing the body of Marine Cpl. ' Steven Crowley, is escorted by military color guard after Pr•••· calmly described bow 1he wu lured iQto a car July s. 1918, taken to a remote area ln Griffith Park and sexually molested. Frank, 44, of Woodland Hilla, is charted with lddllappin1 the Seitz girl from a babvaitter's yard at Camartllo llarCb H, 11'71. Hu bodywufoundtwodayalater. Pra1er. • Ventura County deputy dlltrict attorney, said the p~ probably would rest it.a cue Wednesday. The defense may beain its caae next week. The cue wu tramferred from Ven· ferson, N. Y., was killed Wednesday at the U.S. Embassy in Pakistan. His r e mains will be sent to New York Wednesday for burial. I its arrival at Dover Air Force Base Mondaf afternoon from Frankfurt, uermany~ Crowley, 20, o Port Jef· .-------_ _____.._ __ ; 93 Deplane ' ; In Airport l Bomh Hoax • · .. Your flight out of Sacramen· I to will blow up." said the phone voice Monday night and 93 passengers were evacuated from a plane at Orange County's John Wayne Airport. The call was a hoax. It was Air California's Flight 778 Crom Sacramento to Orange County that was the target of the deception. Air Cal spokesman Mark Peterson said. He said the Newport Beach of· fice received a call at 8:25 p.m . on their Sacramento telephone tine from a man who made the explosion threat. The caller bung up without sayinl anything more. The plane was m e t b y emer1ency vehicles, including the sberilf'1 bomb squad. The 93 passengers on Flight 778 were quickly ushered off the plane, Petenon said. Coast Weather Fair skies are predicted thro\tab Wednesday along the · Oran1e Coast wltb cooler temperatures pre- vaiUnt. Hilb• sbould ran~,;. from 95 on the~ beac to 7$ further tnc" lUd. . . ._._.TODAY Briggs Would Cut Iran Student Aid State Sen. J ohn Briggs of Fullerton announced today that he wall take legal action to c ut off the expenditure of public funds for the educatJon of Ira- nian students. Briggs said he will file the lawsuit 1n Orange County Supe rior Court Wednesd ay because the government of Iran has .. literally declared a holy war against America.·· Briggs. who said he is acting as chairman of the Stand Up for America Committee, said be 1s seeking to cut oft spending of taxpayer funds for all non- 1mmigrant Iran students from elementary schools to the state college level. Briggs, in a Santa Ana press conference, said that paying for schooling of the Iranians amounts to a gilt of public funds. The \'eteran legislator, who had prevtously been quoted as s aying that Iranian students should be shipped to Ellis Island. declared that taxpayers are outra•ed over the seizure of American hostages. "Tbey want strong action." he said. Briggs estimated that stale taxpayen are spending approx- 611'e• llp D91ty~- SEEKS CASH CUTOFF State S.n•tor Brtgos imalely $13 million annually for lhe education of about 50,000 lra· nlan students. Mesa Man Arrested In Hit-run Death A Cotta Mesa man faces diaries ot felony hlt and run aad manslauJtbter today after tumlni hlmHlf In to Hlf,bway Patrolmen ln. COMtctlon With a &ept. 16 bit-and.run death ln Seal Btacb. A CHP pc>keaman 18ld today Jamea John M•rC'adO, 23, whole 1trect eddren wasn't relet,Jld, waa boc>ked into Oran1e COUnty Ja11 on l&,QOO ball MoadaJ after ht C'alled pauotmen from a bUi ... Jlettado lttl be9fl H•tht l_tDC'e c1r, belltved to hav the one that tilled a 22-year-old Simonton. Tex., man, wu found abandoned tn F01mtatn Valley three daYt after the tra1edy, the 1pokesman aaid. 1 He aatd the victim. John Edward Hoapodaraky. wa1 walk DI alon the soqthbound •boulder ot the San Dle10 Freew~ south ot seal Beach BOul vard at about t :40 p,D"I. whea bl wu ati'Uck and kllJed. The lpoke1D"1an 11ld tt at.all 't kDoWll "llJ UM car 1wervld aid ldlltdWa~lilaroy, b tt ta btltl'ftd t nr1cJent w ac· cldnlal. Iran Rocked By 2 Strong Earthquakes GOLDEN. Colo IAP > A second ea rthqu ake s hnnk northeastern Iran today <1nd both were m the same area J S the one that killed more than 200 people about two weeks ago, a uthonll<'S said Today's first tremor. reg1ster- in~ 5.6 on the Richter scale. rocked an area in northeast Iran 450 miles southeast of Tehran before 1 a m PST. Iran's official Pars news agency said The day's second quake oc- curred about 9 am. PST. this one located about 450 miles east of Tehran. said geophys1c1st Waverly Persons of the LI S Geological Survey mstallat.Jon here. The quake measured 7.3 on the Richter scale. Persons saJd - .. .; t .. I·~,.. .f . --t ( . r"'-....r .. t t" • 1 ....... tura to Orange County because of extenaive pUbliclty. Judge Byron McMil\an told the jury that the molestation vie· tim '1 testimony sbould only be considered U U 1bowa the method ol operatlonl or the July 19'78 molesW:i& and abduclioo The 9-year-old said she was playlne near an alley with A_. friend when a man drove up ana' promiled to pay one of the girls Sl to abow him a market where he could eell some bottles. She aereed and eot in t.be car Klao•eiai Bits U.S. U N.1Jebate Set on Iran UNITED NATIONS <AP> - Diplomats read.Jed tor a UN. Security Council debate today on the U S.-lran1an crisis, but Ayatollah Rubollab Khoce1ru reJecled any council dec1S1on beforehand as "dictated" by the United St.ates. Secretary·General Kurt Waldh~tm had raised the possib1hty the Iranians might free their 49 Amencan hostages in exchange for an mternat1onal inquiry into their charges against the shah But Khomeini. m a statement broadcast tod ay by ~late run lranian radio. said an mvesuga- tlon of the shah must be conduct· ed inside Iran. He also said the hostages at the VS. Embassy m Tehran must be investJgated as .. spies." but he did not maJce clear whether he had decided to go ahead with such a tnal. The Iranian leader again de· nounced what be wd wu U .s. pressun to have the Council deal only with the hostage holdinl(, and not with Shah Mohammed Reza Pablavt'sallegedwronedolll&S The students holding the Tehran embassy said today they had ngged nunes throughout the ('Ompound. appareoUy fearful of a U.S. uulitarv attack The Ira-nian armed forces stepped up air. ground and sea acllv1t1es. In Was hington. President Carter discus~ the cns1s at a breakfast meetinR '41th mem· hers of Congress. and afterward Sen Bennett J ohm;ton. D La . ~aid there are things Carter wtll not do such as return th<• shah to Iran to fret' the hostaS?t':> Tht• president mad<' 1t clear th J t the honor of the l ni ted State'\ coml-'S befort'.' the hv<·~ of thl'.' hO'itai,w~ ... Johnston told r<· porter~ H<'P John Brademas, () Ind , -.aid all the part1c1 pants at the 1Stt IRA!'!. Page A21 Mesa Plans Rape Seminar Co!;la Mesa police will conduct a seminar on rape prevention at 7 30 p m Wednesday al Adams School in Costa Mesa The St'mmar. spOnsored by lh<' school PTA. will be held in the multipurpose room a t 2850 Cl ubhouse Road DARTBOARD Stick A Rola In The Ayatollah •rw1r...-. hrc~A•.,.••~ Anger against Iran h<1s reportedly led to brisk sa les for thi s SJ dartboard b ei ng marketed by a Bonita firm called .. Up Your Image ... Reward Upped For Murderer In Costa Mesa Thi· Ct:r.-lJ ~le'>a Firef1gnter ... \ssociat1on \1 onday donated Sl.000 to a Costa Mc'>a Chamber of Commerce reward fund for information leading to the arrest Jnd conv1ctton of thl· Orange Coast bludge<>n sla)l'r The luller 1s behcved responsi - ble for a senes of murders and ~lllempted murders, many or them in Costa Mesa. since 1977 The reward fund, begun with $Stl0 from the chamber. has reached $1,760, officials said to day. The Costa Mesa Pohce A-:. i.oc1at1on also 1s offering a $1,000 reward Iran Hosrages f NEW YORK <AP> :A taull i.: of ®et.Ori bladed a Cuadl.11h rad!ololbt ha re 94 tb9 re- malnlns pllltA>ae ftom the de· DOied Sbah of Iran but wut to keep blm under obH"atlon bare fOI' ''t.be ant fe'lf days." a botpttal .._man 1ald today. Tbe tueeelllfW removal cl the 1aU.tone wu expeded to be the•' IHl medleal barrier to tbc 1bab'1 betna able to trant •• wbieb wvu1d allow bim to leave• the Uabd a.... If he cbooMI~ ..., ............ PRICa II IUQHT, IO FOUC9 DON'T MIMD UND AT COSTA MUA STATION n.ap Gu II Uftdlr 11 Pi9r a.Ion, Compenf•OWned !Don lamedmea Geta 9ethd Eamon Brennan of New Yortr Ho1plUl·Cornell Medleal Center. where the abab wu •. ma treated, aald • team led bJ Dr. H. Joachim Bwbea.De al tbe Un!venity al Britlab Columbia. remoYed tbe atone in an opera. tion late Monday DJ&bt. • 'I ~ .. .. c. .. CRANSTON SAJD THE "probabilities are that that would lead to the death of most or perbapa all or the hostages, and to a aood many other deatb.l in a rub action thaL 1 think would be doomed to ~ failure from the outaet." A 23-year..old Iranian 1t.udent wu named the St. Louis Grand :: Jury AlloclaUon'a 1ood ciliun of the year for helping capture two ~ youtld who an.eked an elderly neighbor. Reza Vahabi said he would aave b1a prise money so that if be la deported, be will be able to buy a plane tlcket back to Iran. Vahabi &aid be bu received death threatl since the embassy takeover. "PeOple here always talk about human rt,iit.s, but I'm sur· prised that tbey don't know what it meana," be said AND IN NEW YORK. tbe Shah Abbas restaurant in the W aldorf·Altoria HotA!l cloeed for the weeks it will take to cban1e its name and culalne. The restaurant, decorated at a reported cost of between S2 million and $3 million, served food on l'·karal gold plates, but manager Patrick Grey said business dropped by as mucb aa 35 percent after the embauy takeover. The owners told Waldorf officials they were closing In opposition to Khomeini's Policies. In other developments Iranian students at Portland Stale University boycotted in lerviewa by immigration officials checking for visa violations, while i.n Baltimore, live deportation hearings were canceled when none of the defendants showed up. A pro-Iran demonstratJon at Portland State by members or the Revolutionary Communist Party ended when some 300 other students shredded their banner -SIX IRANIA.NS WERE indicted an Baltimore in an alleged scheme to amuagle euns to Iran. 'l'be six were char1ed with con splracy, en1aatn1 in the bualnesa of deallne in ftrearma without a Ucente and lllt.entat.e transportation of firearms on a common car r1er without notice Charges against three others W.!re diamissed by the federal &rand jury. OkJa.homa o(fklala were trying to determlne who wrote a letter to a television staUon threat.enine "selective action" against Iranians. SimJJar letters were received by radio and television st.a tiona tn Colorado. all urging Iranians to leave. The letters alleged· ly were from the Minuteman organization, described by Don Sharp of the Oklahom a State Bureau of Investigation as a "clandestine, underground outfit " Faees Fraud Rap Cella Said Victim Of Legal Vendetta A defense attorney char1ed lo· day that a prosecutor is purau· ina a vendetta a1alnst Dr. Louis Cella, the former Oran1e County pollllcaJ flnancler now facln1 Medi-Cal fraud cbar1es in San t>le10 County Superior Court. Keith Monroe. in a statement ~aued from bia Santa Ana of· fice, said Cella la willlnl to dis· pose of the cue a1ain1t him wtthout what ii expected to be lenltby and cottly trial. That offer, Monroe said, bu been rejected repeatedly by the caee prosecutor, Assistant Ota· trtct Attorney Michael Capizz.i. ·"I have to wonder if this is not evidence oC the same vendel· ta a1a1nst Dr. Cella which we have repeatedly claimed bef o~." Monroe 1aid. Cella la accused tn a 127·count Oran1e County Grand JUI')' in· dlctment of diverttni state I ' DAILY PILOT Medi·Cal money mlo political campaigns. Cella. once the king o( Orange County political finan· ciers. currently is serving a one to-four year sentence on a relal· e d federal conv1ct1on of Medicare fraud. Cella originally pleaded guilty to the slate charges in 1978, but the convlcboo was overturned when a state appeals court ruled that some eVldence aaainsl him had been seiied Illegally by an vestigators. New leaal proceed lngs were then ordered. Monroe said that Cella is will ing to submit bis case to a San Diego judae on the basis of evidence presented to the Grand Jury. Such a move, Monroe said, "would undoubtedly result in th<> judse flndlne Dr. Cella guilty of each· one or the lZ1 counta pres· ently pendln1 a1aJn1t bim.'' Komoe said Caplzsl rejected the offer "even t.bouab it would have broulht the c ... to an end wtth a ftndina of ,W!ty oa .. ch count and the time required would have been two or three day1 •.. wwd ot montht wttb a Jury. •'The difference tn cost will be b.andreda of tbou1and1 of dOIJU'I,'' Mon.roe added. • CIPlD! aDd other ranklq dll· triCl llUAWni)t'I offke offtdala COUid not be reacbed today for. commeat Oil Moaroe'a ttate· ment. Man Wounded By Shotgun Recovering A 26-year.old man wu report· ed ln aaUsCactory cond.tUon at Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital today after he was accidentally 1bot In lhe leg, Costa Mesa poUce aaid. They said Michael John Olaf· fey . whose addreu waan't available, was injured at about' a. m. in the workshop area of tbe Hard Times Pool Hall, 1978 Newport Blvd. Ponce aaid Chaffey bad placed a loaded shotiun in the back of the room. The gun fell to the floor and fired. hltUng him in the knee, they saJd. Police today saJd they didn't know why Chaffey had a loaded shotgun. fi're• f'ap A J IRAN ••. meetrng believed that a ··restrained position·· Is still necessary. and there was "some a ppreheMloo" that holding con· gresaional hearings lnto the re· gime of the ouated abab would ·'play into the band• of tbe Ayatollah Khomeini." Rep. George Hansen, R·ldabo. a self appointed mediation mis- sion in Tehran, has proposed such hearings. In an interview today with ABC· TV. Hansen sug. ~ested that Henry A Kissinger and Chase Manhatta n Bank head David Rockefeller be sub· s t1tutl•d for the em bassy hostages K 1ssinger and Rockefeller re· portedly helped arrange for the shah's entry into the United States, where he 1.s undergoing cancer treatment at a New York hospital The United States wants the Security Council to adopt a res· olution calling for release or the hostages. But Waldheim told ABC's Barbara Walters he had the impression Iran and the United States also would agree to an lntemallonal Inquiry into the Khomeini re~ime 's allega. tlons against the shah In ex· change for the release o( the hostages Mesa Police Hunt Mo-ped Costa Mesa pohce today were seeking a mo·ped rider who fled afler colliding with an ll·year· old bicycllJt Monday. injuring the younpter Police said Gary Lee Powers. 11, s uffered lef injuriea but ap· parently didn 't require hospitalization after the acd· dent on Westminster Avenue north o( 16th Place. Police aald they are seeltine a leen ·a1e boy or girl with 1houlder-lenlth halr. College Sets District Meet Truateel of the Cout Com· munlty Colle•e Diltrict will bold their resu.Jar mont.bJy meetlnc at 8 p.m. Wednetday at diltrlct offlca, 1.370 Adam.a Ave •• Cc9ta Meta. Newly elected tTulteea wUJ be lnatalled Dec. 12 at the same time and plaee. ~~.e- Monroo did he ta ClOllftdent D-adli.a-Sh t that •QY ftndlnl Of 1\lilt ••tlbilt ... _.g 0 Cella ultimatefy Will be over· ~ D.:...-a -nd•r -'!lllt~~J~.-.,... ..... ;.:.. ~"f,tt .:-:;..:.-;. turned by .n •PDUll court. He ... 7 uar&e ~ said, however, that tbe appeall cowu wtU not rw. on t.be cue until Sqperlor Court proceedino are comJ>!eted. :JW'J MMdJon in the trial WU KbeduW to1'.bealn today. Tbt CAM WU iDoftcr. t0 SU °"80 beca ue Of tb• aU11ed ptej· u4Jdal eff~t of pubUClt1: la Or~Ccua&J. Get in IJne Low-price Ga.a Lures Driven BJ IACIDE BYMAN Ol--~--...-Tbe 11,irt of 1u Unea may ~ cauae for alarm moat of the time. but at one Colla Mesa 1u station tMy're a normal occur· rence. "We alwaya have lines. We've bad a line ever 1inct1 the cu deal started," said an employee of the Euon Car Wuh at Baker and Falrvlewatreetl. The reason ls readily ap- parent: Reeular eu tells for 90.9 centa a calloo, unleaded ror 95.2. and aupreme ror '17 .3 10 to 15 centl a 1alloo lesa than at other staUoa.a. It's certainly not a sales gim mlck. said 0 I. Bolding, publlc relations manager for the western region for Exxon, wtuch own1 the station "We 're following the guidelines established by the government." he said. Bolding explained that dealer operated stations come under different guidebnes from com· pany-operated ones and are al lowed a different base year and profit maritin. He declined to HJ exact!y wbat Euoa'a profit marfiD ii. but noted that "obvioualy lt.'1 len." The same low prjce. are in ef· feet at all Ex.xoo-operat.ed st.a· tlons. "but there are len than 30 tn tbe entire state," Boldlnc Hid. An employee at tbe Costa Mesa station &aid moct peoc>je apend 20 to ~ minutel in line. Gu LI sold for about five houri a day at 12 double pumps. The car wub u open eiaht boun a day. Because of the odd-even nales. buyers can purchue no man tban 20 eallons. but tbe employ~ 1a1d many are buytnl the ma.x.imum He estimated about 10 percent of the customers are new or just passing by. with the rest reg· ulars The employee said It isn't the line that's the worst problem, except when traffic is blocked. but the increasing number of people who drive off without paying or who pay with a bad check Gimman Mak~s Off With 845,000 Car A 3wunan who cou1dn 't st.an one sports car an Newport Beach Monday night s uc ceeded 1n dnv 1ng off with ;rnolhPr S45,000 model alter lhP ocrupant~ rl' fused to accompan:,. him T h e c o u p l t• . R o b t• r t Leavenworth and Gall Vorp&gel told police they ab1mdonned the Turbo-Carrera Porsch<> to the· bandit because they feared for their lives. The two Newport Beach res1 dents saJd the robber confronted them shortly after 8 p m an the parking l ot or R e ub e n 'i. restaurant. He held them at bay with a blue steel automatic hand1un while be climbed Into the rear of the car and ordered Leavenworth to drive to Adams Avenue and Brookhurst Street in Huntincton Beach Leavenworth said he drove u Car as the Arches overpass on West Coast H1ahway before re· rusmg to go farther He and tus comparuon got out of the car and the bandit took over the .... ·heel. ... talhn~ the veh1 r le before rt• ... 1artmJ.t 1t and dnvin~ tov.ard U untlngton Bt•arh Pohce said the same bandit apparently tned to take an aden 11c11 I make car from a nother Newport Beach resident two hours earher Wilham A Caine. Sr 79, !18Jd he was accosted by the gun w1eldan~ man m the parking lot of the Riverside Avenue t><>st Of fire at about 6 15 p m He s&Jd the bandit was unable to star t the expe n s ive automobile. but took S200 1n cash before neemg on root Pohce said the suspect 1s tall and than Came reported the man had sandy hair. but the cou pie whose car was stolen sllld t he man's face waa covered by 1t ski mask Burenoe helped develop the apedal noo-auritcal procedure u1ed on Mohammed Reza Pahlavi. But a statement utaued by the hoapital today said the shab would not be allowed to leave immediately. "Further studie11 will be con· ducted in the next Cew days to determine ll any fragments of stone remain or If cholangitis ClnfiamamaUon o( the bile duct> recun. The prognosu remains 1uarded," the 1tatement ta.id. The hospital said the st.one wu located ln the common bile duct and cnJShed, "permhttng the extraction of several frq- menta." "Evidently the drill now is to look at the effect of this atoae re. 'Doval, ma.inly to aee ll any kind of Infection hat resulted which mlght require further treatment . It's evidentally 1olng to be several days of observation." Brennan said. The hoep1tal said the shah s bile duct became Infected after the earlier operation to remove his gallbladder. but that the in· fection was controlled . Seroices Set Saturday for Mrs.Morris A memonal service w1U be conducted Saturday for longtime Cotta Mesa resident Eb.ora Railsback Morris, who died Thanksgiving Day She was 64 Mrs Morns . a resident of Laguna Jhlls. laved 1n Costa \te.,.., rrom 1959 until 1975 She ldu1.thl t•l<•mentary '>C hool in thl' "\JntJ An;.i Un1f1ed School Ots· Intl. retmng m 1977 Sht• "'a" at•l1 ve 1n Ourselves <1nd Otht'rs. a Lagun<i !fills char•lable organization The servu·e will begin at 2 p m Saturday at the Laguna lf11ls Mobile Estates Clubhouse, 2330 1 Rid~e .Route Drive. Laguna HUls Mrs . Morris leaves he r hus band. Charlie Morris of Laguna Hills . her daughter, Charel Morns or Santa Monica: her mother, Mra Dora R:ulsback or Luboock, Tex .. and tv.o !;tsters, Irene Dunagan and Edith Maines. both of Lubbock. The family has requested me-morial d onations to the A rth nlls F'oundataon The ultra-thin Piaget. Hand.crafted ln Switzerland. AlJ In 18k gOld. the ca11e. thu Handth Lhl.! dial. the brooelct. tt!J\"n the buckle on the 1uthcr tna~ \B1dl CZlla/JeJ CJl1wfit1AI l ine I ~Irv , H rAS~llON l>lAll.0 • NfWPOIH RC~C~I C.~llJOltNIA 92660 \ i , I ~ ' Business P.inches .. Charity Dollars 81 •ILTON llOIKOWm ~Uoal aN ~~ CIDCOIDfortabat JtYlq...., moaey. 'nMllt ~ 11 to112lab tt In ·~ Mn ~~fcf PhUantbropy; • book publb.bed ev WI J9U' ;~.~ lt• Kocb deUlled ele&rl1 l.Dd eeeura\e!J bow UOl iDOlt COid' paDl• an with t.belr cbartty dollar. ":n Kocb, 'Wbo It dlredM'Ol comm'8lit; aft.US for 8rntqe. a CalUon.U phannaceutlcaJ ftrm, 1••• WI Matt·plctiD'W' 111 of corporate ph.llanUlropy: ·a • -A!tbou&b the IDwmal Reftoue Sentce pef'ID.ttl comp.me. to deduct up to five percftlt of pretu eamlop tor contribu· tlooa. corporate giving •veraaea a UtUe under one percent. Two nota· ble exceptions: Cum- mlna Eq1De of Colum· Money Tree bus. Ind .• and Dayton ffudlOO at Mi.MeapoU. -they tab tbe full five percent. • , --Of the 1 7 mUlion corporaOons filing an income ta., .. return in 1970, only 20 percent claimed any charitable de· ductioos. . -Only six percent gave more than $500. • ··~ These gloomy 1taU.tica are to be kept in mind wbeh • reading about the spectacular &rant made a couple of weeka ago by Robert W. Woodruff, the 90-year-old retlrM chairman or the Coca-Cola Company. Woodruff s•V.~. Emory Univenatty or Atlanta three million abares of ~·· • Cola stock. · • • IT CON8TITUTED the largest single donauon 1n the· hutory of Amencan philanthropy Its value change. every day. o( course. depending on what Coke's stock sells for on t.be New York Stock Exchange On the day t.be gift was an-~,. nounced. it was worth about $100 mlllion. That's equal to' seven percent of all the chantable contributions made by all u.s corporauons m im The moral· mdivtduals gJVe. compantes don't This latest Woodru/r gift establlsbed Emory as lbe richest private university tn the Sout.b. It already had two maJlion shares of Coca-Cola stock. Its endowment of $270 milllon now ranks It 11th nationally. right behind Yale and· Princeton. EMORY IS A CHILD of the Coca-Cola Company Jt was s~ in 1914 with land and funds donated by Asa Candler. the AUanla drugg.i.sl who was the ong1nal pro· moter of C.OCa Cola Candler·s motJvallon was to preservt the oldtime Methodist rehg1on of the South Tnruty ColleRe 1n 1'ashv1lle had been supported by the Methodlst ChurC'h But al passed into Northern hands and C'hanged its name to Vandt'rb1lt after receiving $10 million from the Cornelius \'andt>rbill ramlly Candltr created Em or) to tal<e Trinity s place Today, Emory s Candln School of Theology ts the largest MethodJst seminary Ul lbe United States In 1919. a syndlcate headed by AUanta banker Ernest Woodruff bought the Coca-Cola Company for $2S m1ll1on IOOe of the great buys of the century I Woodruff's SQn. Robert, t>eume president o( the company in 1923 and bu continued what Candler had begun the building or Emocy mto a major un1vers1ty. EllOllV NOW BAS A highly regarded law school and It.a Woodruff Medical Cent.er houses nursing, dent.al ~ medical atudenta. Woodruff retired as Coca-Cola• cb.alnnan in \J65. Another of the nation's medical schools was launcb@d wtlb chocolate profits. Milton S Hershey. who built tbe candy company and the Pennsylvania town beanne bl.I name. died an UMS but left behind a charitable truat "\ Jn 1963, Samuel Hinkle. who was tben president or ~ C'andy company and manager or the trust. caJJed up Pen6 Slate Uruvers1ty and j.nqwred whether they would be uh terest.ed Ul having a med.teal school Hmkle was told that t.bere was no money an t.be state tttaaury for that purpose Hinkle then asked how much money it would take. Or. Eric Walker. who was then president or the wuven1ty. n!plted "Oh. about $50 million." Kinkle then said: "What would yoo say 1f we told you we had SSO m1lhon to start with'" Walker said 'That l'Ulgbt be dllferent Northwest Airlines To Trim. Some Fares MINNEAPOLIS !AP > -Northwest A1rllnes will cut passenge r air fares between M1Meapohs·St Paul and Cahforrua SO per~nt between today and ~ 15. airline of- C1c1als have announced Northwest Vice President Roy Enck.son said lbe dis- count will apply to alJ seats on all Northwest llighl$ between the Twin C1lles and Los Angeles or San Fraoclsco. . and will reqwre no advance ticketing • '· ·"Those persons already holding a reservation on a Northwest fbght dunng this time penod will aulomaticall,y receive the lower fare through a refund at the Nort.bwea check in gate," Enckson added • ~ Woinen in Business ~;;~ • 4' Seminar Scheduled· Skills for interacting w1th others will be the subject or 'a tbrff·hour business seminar for women at Orange Cout : College this fall. · ~ EntiUed "lnt.erpenonal Skills for Women in B ... i • neta," tbe .emlnar is scheduled from 7 to 10 p.m .• Nov.a • in OCC'a Floe Arla Hall 119. Admission ia rree and partl ,. pant.a may rq:llt.er at tbe door. -.; Gln1er Kupkle. assistant to the prealdent for Fluorocarbon Company of Anaheim is tbe scheduled lec- turer. Ms. Kuplde coordinates ad~rtiain& for the firm's 19 dlvtslona throughout the U.S. For information about the seminar. call 656-5880. . . \ • • "How rrt11rt ttrn1e hive I told you not to pfl.y ~ In the hoUllJ'' ~ ,..,,. Rwndup-JiOck CancertAI Aa )'O\l F. into • rock ocncert, UJi1t01'iled parda rill tr18k you to mm eu.re you anntt bri.f'6ing in azrt alcoholic beverapB. CUc.1.! by Mell Uurius .Jv.~.~r&.~ .... • • • ' ••• • •• t • '·,. ••• , ' ••• ••• • ••• ""~ ~.,_....,,,,.,..r , 11 ·1) . 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