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-Iran Will Bo cott U .N. Session
'Balon Sex'
Brings Suit
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J .
<AP) -Tbe Miss
UDlverse Paeeant bas ac· ca•ed Penthouse
mqu:ine ill a libel suit of
tarnisbtq the pageant's
name. b1~.~rtrayi111 a. utoa-~ eootatant ........ Mt!
The federal saft filed
Thunday refers to a re-
cent article deacrlbln1
.. CbarleDe;• w •• ldeDtlftell u M W)'O-
mt_q at tbe ma ~pant.
pe-rform1n1 sexual acts durln• bu talmt eompetl-Uon as a batoo twirler. JOHIJb Kraft, Penthouse
vice president and aeneral
counsel. denied that tbe artlcle wu libelous and u.ld lt was a ••toUJ prod-
uct .. of the author's lm·
.,in.Uoa.
Mosl,ems Riot
At Kuwait's
lf .S. Embassy
KUWAIT <AP> -Several tbcMDand Kuwaitis and Iranians
OOM..-eecl CID the U .S Embassy
today ill a mus anti-American
demonstraUon and were dis·
per1ed by Kuwaiti security
forces~ teaJ' gas.
• No .._,_.. were reported. An
embul7 clfftdal said the tear JU wae llied when some dem·
OllStnliOl'I eame to within 300 r•nta 'of tbeembassy. The lloelem militants holding
IO All'lertcan bOlta1e• at tbe U.S. Zlllbaili In Tehran, Iran, r=.=~::e1:C itr.mt•• Wlull ~ describe as a tJ.s.~...-1ran.
TIM dllDlmtnton, some car-Qtna liatl·U.S. placards, betan
pUMrtria at tbe embassy here
at U:JO a.m. and by nooa tbe il'owd bait nelled to several .,...., Aid llark SanDa, em-
.... F Mc.ru7 otncer. Many
)Ml& --aoaattme Modem ...... ....,....
At altoM 1 p.m., annOred E~~~w:: .lli4 1G1M soldiers ftie4
~~tbe crowds. la•••·,aald "U.S. Jlarlne
~~~ ... ._..ID tbe baUMn1 .,.. •tm..., acdoa1 A• emb•ti1 1tatem•nt u.e-Jtuwaltl aovern~ ::-tM ugulek aDd etft.
~··-""·-· .... , .... ol its NcUltty
* * * Shah Says
He Will
Depart
IAJU.BTIN
NEW roD UP> -Bia ..... ·=·---... aw. &M~ .... ., Ina said ..
day lae aUll a..dl te lene tM 1Ja4W 8bdel ... &llat .. ._..
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CAJRO, Egypt <AP) -~1-
dent Anwar Sadat ordered his
ambassador to WubJngton to-
day to reitente to tbe depo&ed
Shah of Iran his offer of refuge
in Egypt and said bis presiden-
tial plane is ready to take off at
.. any moment" to fiy tbe shah to
Cairo, a presidenUal spokesman
said
Sadat told reporters later he
was ready to receive the state·
less shah •'.immediately,•' but
had received no official word
from the United Stales on
whether the shah would take up
his offer. " He talked to reporters outside
a mosque near bis country
PRESIDENT'S MOTHER
SUGGESTS 'REWARD' -A3
ARABIAN NEIGHBOR
WARY OF tAAN -Page A7
home, 15 miles north or Catro,
after attendJng IJrayers on the
Moslem sabbath.
South Africa and the Carib-
bean also were mentioned as
possible places for lbe shah lo
stay.
The latest offer of Egyptian
asylum came hours after Mex·
lco's smprise announcement it
would not permit Shah Moham-
med Reza Pahlavi to return.
Tbe shah bad been living al a
rented Yilla in Cuernavaca, SO miles south of Mexico City, but
the Mexican govenunent said
h1I return "would be contrary to
th• best interests of tbe COW\·
try."
<See SBAB, Pa,e Ai>
Un~heduled Laading
o.lty .............. &M .. .,.
PRIVATE PLANE RESTS AGAINST WALL OF BAA IN HUNTINGTON BEACH
Near Meadowtalt( Airport. •n UnupectH Deley of TelevfMd Footbllll Game
Huntington Tavern . .
Crashed by Plane
An exciting football game may
have saved several HuntinltOn
Beach beer bar patrons from
seriom iltjury Thursday night.
George Lalka, owner of the
Golden Gloves Tavern. said
about 20 sports -minded
customers were clustered
around bis bar television set
when a ainale·engine aircraft
smashed tbrougb a rear wall ol
the tavern at 7:02 p.m.
PUot Jobn Rledericb, 42, of
Huntiqtoa Beach, WU pulled
from his 1mokin1 Grumman
American by a bar customtr
and later treated for facial cuta
at Pad.flea Holp1tal.
"We tboutbt i1 was a bomb al
flnt." aaid Lath. "ft'• just ln·
credible that nobody was slttina
a1alnit that wall.' Latta 1atd one of bis
emplo)'eel cut off tbe tavern's
electrfclt.¥ to reduce tbe chance
of flre aa cuoUDe Oow~ trom
tb.~!~.
il'ODOINld Bl~h told them --~~to lad at ••~.'Ail'Pott •~en ....... k.
8' WI olnttrt M WU lalDI
•flll -~ .. tried to. :u ... ,.... ...... Uatair .....
lrt plowed tn•o tb• W1nMr Av...._ 11ear the end Ol ICM ·~ Ainart r:llDW8,)'. ~Aid lie' WU fl1tq ID•
to Huntinatoo Beach from Lon1
Beach where bis plane bad un·
dergone repair.
Latka sald •t tbe Ume of the
1ocidenl bls customers were
gathered around tbe television
to watch a crucial series of plays
between tbe Miami Dolpblna and
the New Enal•nd Patriota.
· ·1 pea they were saved by
football," be speculated.
He said a women '1 pool
tournament waa scheduled to
belin at UM! end of the football .. m• and tbat ooat.stants were arriVinl at tbe time ot the Cf'Ub.
The pool tournamellt WU called
off and the footbell fana Md to
10 elsewbere to wateb tbe l1llt ol
tbe(alfte.
Police did not have a dalMP
(SM PIANS, P ... Al>
Search Opens
For Missing
Me8a Piloi
Tbe Ovil Air Patrol launched
a seardl between Santa Barbara
and Santa Ana today for an 18-
year-old Costa Mesa pilot re·
ported overdue on bis flrst long
solo fllgbt.
The CAP said 'Wark Fischer
student at Or8Q6e Coast College.
left Jobo Wayne AJrport here
dbortly before 11 a. m. Tbunda)'
aAd flew to Porterville. Then be
flew to Santa Barbara, tea.ma
tbere for home at 5 p.m. nae 1'0Utb was described • a
student pilot with 37 boun' fbr·
iq time. Illa plaDe, a Ceuna
153, ls wldae with brown trim
and tbe aerial Dumber la N ....
Search headquarters were
establlabed at the Ca arillo
alrpan.
Council
To Meet
Anyway -
TEDAN. Iran <AP> -lnn ..,,,,,..,,,.., today it will boycott
a U N. Security Council meet.IJlg
on tbe Ameracao Embassy takeo~•. fu.l"Uaer clar~enllle
IN•Pidl IOr aD earl)' reaolutiao
ol U.. ....,..wu wttb &a.e Uait.9d Staes. A U.N • .,.._JUD uid
tbe meetlnJ •ould 10 oo
Dnertbelea.
Hundredll ol thousa.ncls of Ira·
nlan demoustra~ sWTOUDded
the embassy today. tbe 27th day
of captivity there for SO
American hostages. but there
was no violence.
Sadegb Ghotlnadeh. lbe man
newly named by Ayatollah
Ruhollab Khomeini as acting
foreign miruster. announced at a
news conferf:nee, "According to
the dec1s1on made by the
Revolutionary Council, we are
not attending the Security Coun·
cil meetmg tomorrow ...
He reiterated Khomeini's con·
tentiOfl that the Security Council
1s under the thumb of the United
States and said any council ~
c1s1on · ·15 not binding and we
don t accept it."
The United States is seeking a
cou net l resolution calling for re·
lease of the hostages. But Iran
wanted lbe council to take up al·
legations against Ute deposed
Shah Mohammed Reza P.,..r 'i
and its demand that the United
States surrender him to the Ira·
n1ans before release or the
hostages can be considered. Iran
:.ays the shah must be put on
<See IRAN, Paie "2>
Coast
1"eatber
Falr throuah Saturday
with variable high clouds.
Not mucb temperature
cbanlfe, with lows tDol&bt
in the 40r. Slightly cooler
Saturday with btibs rang-
lnt from 70 at the beaches
to 78 inland.
F...,PflfleAJ
PLANE •••
coat estimate but said they con
sider the plane a tot.al 10111. Por
lions of the tavera'• rear wall
and a m<.n 's restroom were
dablaaed.
The Federal A vlaUon Aeency
is lnvestlgatlng the accident.
Change in Venue
Denied Bert Lance
ATLANTA (AP> -Bert Lance
alld three e»-defeodanta are ccm·
sl4ertnt an appeal of a federal
jucSie'• ru1lnl that keeps tbelr
trial oa federal bankin& cbar1e1
in Atlanta.
\1.8. DlJtrtct .Jude• CbarMI A.
lloyt_ Oft Thursday turned down
a defense request to move the
trlal to Ro mt, Ga .. but
autborbed an immecllat. appul
of hi• ~ to t.M 5tb-U.S.
Circuit Court ol APMala tn New
Orlaw. AD an'al w~ •bl7 dlla)t for M"2'al -start ol lhe trial, wlllcb la
DAILY PILOT
.. tttl ~WAI BOOMING OUT IN THa "'l!CINCTI
UoRl'd J•"'' ._. 'Im In °"8ftl9 County
Jarvis Wows 'Em
*Book Ceremony
B)' FaEDERICK SCHOEMEID.. Of .. ra.Hy ...........
Tbe little lady with the book clutehed ln ber tland
stepped up to the table lD the departmeot store book see-Uoo, lffDld forward, ed aaid, "I don't like your tan1uqe
for a moe.auutlu mu.·· --.-
TRB aE8PON8B wu immedtatet "I c:ould care less,"
boomed Howard .Jarv the darlinc ot Calllomla proputy
taQay ... alammtnc band on the table top.
Janfl. 78, the au or of Propo1ltSOft 13, spent two
-houN-1bUNday at Bui k'a In SUN Alll-a"utotrapbing copies of his book, "I'm ad Ar. Hell."
It was as much an forum on tax issues as a book·
signine ceremony.
ONE ELDERLY ntlemeo told Jarvis lhat bis
pension check bad lncrea "They put me in a higher tax
bracket." he complained,
"'I'bose rotten bu , :· bellowed Jarvis ln a volce
that unnerved a coul)le of nearby store employees.
"We ought to kick their butts hadn't we?" Jarvis
added.
''You saved us $1,400," one woman told Jarvis.
RE KJ88ED her hand and sald, "Walt until next year"
a reference to his current drive on behalf of a measur~
that would cut income taxes SO percent.
"I'm Walter Lotze and I've wanted to shake your hand
ror a long, Jona time," said one book buyer. Jarvis eave
Lotie a vigorous bandaba.ke.
.. Ho., are ;ou?" uked e>neJ>retty young woman u lhl
stepped up to Jarvis.
"SOW 'IHAT I've looked at you, much better," Jarvis
~M~ • Jn al~e commentary to a reporter, Jarvta said bes
1ettin1 the same mea111e t.brouabout th• country -"In
re1tturant.1., tn airports, lo.elevators" -people are red up wtttrtaxea. ~ J~'laklJ:dl •.es bODk-.. I wouldn't let them price
• t ~ dala 110" la ID ital H&dbd prtntt.q and sales
ui. expeeted to bit one mllllon copies.
"THEN THEY'RE 1onna make a movie. No. I won't
be in it. I~,UJat not a VU)'~ actor," Jarvil said.
To bl"ttlre, buainetl WU brtl' at Bullock's u • DOD· stop stream or book buyers paraded to the lllnlna table.
Jarvis patiently copled the meaaa1ea requested by the
buyers, then boldly penned bl.a 11pature and aomethln1 of
a personal trademark · a circle coatalnlna the number 13.
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SHAH TO LEAVE. • •
callcer and from 1allbladder
1ur1ery to be able to travel.
Mes1co'1 move seemed to
catch the Carter adm.lniatration
by aurprtae. Only boun before
tb• announcement, Secretary of
State Cyrus Vance tokl re·
porters, "I can't aay that,..,.
any fUndamenta1 cban1e ln thf
1ltuaUoo." ·
Before aettlln1 ln Mexico, the
ahah stopped in Eeypt, Morocco
and the Ba.bamu after leavina
Iran in the mldlt of the rnolu·
tlon that toppled the Pahlavi
dynasty.
Militant Moslems holding 50
Americana host.aae at the U.S.
Embu1y ln Tehran bave de·
manded the UnltAMI Statea tum
the shah over for trtal as a war
criminal and have threatened to
bold speeded up U1ala of the
boata1es for alle••d •PY ac-tlvlties II the shah ls allowed to
leave the United States for any
country other than Iran.
Eastern Jet
Crash· Victims
Get 85 Million
CHARLO'ITE. N.C. CAP) -
A federal "J:Ku~• awarchd more than SS · ID c1am..-to two IUJ"rivon and tbl -eetate
of a .tltlm of a-UM c.ralh MN
of an z.tem AlrlD* DC·t~
. Aft* twO da11 of d•tt•· UoU,tbl ,.., allomt ......
mlWon tn C10WJtercWma m.d by
lt lUUHfl
Jjnked
•1 raoaa1m 01•~ ... ...,........ ;
A fOl'll*: LOI l'GC•'" C«ltt
ntmlDIUlt tMtJl&tld Tbund1,1
tbat u WH ''1b1olutei1
POtttlvt" tMt Vtce OrtJM.· Htw4 ·
from inunter: suspect 1'beodorli
Frank•a bom were tbe OGll
•eel ln tbo torture ot Amy sue
• Selta. · No man B. Wall11. a UC
Irvine c.b1m11try 1nduate.
m1lntaln.ed tltat t .. e loekl•I
tll•rs toad at '• had both 1..-ru and apjdftc almilarldel to the marks fOuDd
on the breut ol tbe •~·1ear-old &Ui'• body. • • Alted under "9m1Htion "1 proaecutor lrvinl Pra1er
whether be bad any doubt abom
bis opl.Dlon, WalU.a t.e1Utltd,
"None wba~er."
HiJ i.timodf wu supported
by Ronald Taylor, a rormer UCI
research pat.boblolosbt wbo now
ls laboratory diredor ln tbe Los
Anaelea County Medical Ex·
aminer-Coroner's Office.
Frank, 44, of Woodland Hilll,
ta accused or abduetin1 the atrl
rrom a baby sitter's Ventura
County residence, torturiq and
raplna the girl. and dumptna ber
body tn Topanga Canyon ln Los
An1elea. Death waa due to
1tranaulalion. Both Wafua and Taylor made
their comparisona of the marb
on .lh.e. body and the Jaws of the ... Vice Grips u1in1 a 1canntn1
electron microscope, which, ac
cording to Taylor's testimony.
allows ror more precise observa-
tion than con venllonal ll&ht
microscopes.
W al.ll.s. who ls now employed
as a c,iminallsl in San
Bernardino County. testt.tled UD·
der croaa uamlnatlon by de·
rense aUomey Wlllard WlUell
that the breast U..ue taken rrom
the girl's body dld dlstort dwtn1
preservation treatment and prep.
aration ror microscoplc ex-
·a.mination, but maintained those
distortions did not affect his ul·
t1mate conclusion.
Wlksell also was critical of the
ract that the pliers selied from
Frank were compared with onJy
72 others Previous tesllmony
bad indicated more than 800,000
of the same tool had been
manufactured.
"Ir you knew there were
800 000 suspect pliers, wu 72 a
representative sample""
Wtluell demanded.
"ll depeod9 oa what you are
t.alklnl about," Wallta replied.
Taylor'• testimony lnchlded
the 1bowin1 of a film which
souaht to compare individual
cbaracatert1tlcs of the plier
jaws and the maru left on tbe
Seiti strl'1 body. The derenae ls expected to
be1in praenlina lts evidence in
the trial on Tuesday.
The case was moved to
Oran1e County from Ventura
County on a cbanae or venue mo-
tion.
Wmda Fan Flames
In Ventura Blaze
FILLMORE <AP) -Ft.re in·
veatl1at.on were Hekln1 the
caUH todaJ ol a ftn that COD·
sumed 220 acNI of bruab and
brteny threatened Hveral u -
pemlve bomel near thil eu&ena
Ventura County town
Eut wtndl fanned what bet-.n
Thursday momln1 11 a is.acre
blue that roared over 200 acn!f
within an bour. M tbe wlDcb
died, the 200 ftreftlbters coo
trolled the ftre and put it out.
.
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IRAN SNUBS U.N. • • •
trial CJll charl• al IDAM m r and loottnt the eowttry•1 wealth.
But Gbotbsedeb 1Hmed to
leave the door open to nelOtla·
tion.
He repeated the elemeata ol
an lra.nlan plan whereby the
U S aovemment would •tree to
an int.emat.iooal inquiry into the
shah's 37-year regime and ac-
cept It.I findinp. after which
"the United States could return
the shah eully." At what point
the boltaps would be freed re-
malned UDC1-r.
He aald Iran would "keep our
contacttl' wlth tbe Security
Council for poulble further dis·
CUlllom.
In -New Yon. Rudolph StaJ·
duhar. spokesman for U N
Secretary -General ~rt
Waldheim. said the meetang
would go on as planned. but 1t
mlaht be rescheduled from
Saturday night to Saturday
morning or afternoon
Ghotbudeh also sa1d he
welcomed ~ dttt.alon or the
Mexican aovemmeat Tbu.rsday
to bar re-entl') to the &bah. who
baa been told by h1I doctors be 1S
able t.o leave bl• New York
hospital bed.
On Thursday, the U S. govern
ment uraed the loternaUooal
Cou rt or Ju1t1ce ID lhe
Netherlands to order the release
or the hoetages
Legions or demoruitrators sur
rounded the U.S. Embuay t,o.
day. the holiest and mOlt emo
tionally charged day of the
Shute Moslem calendar. but dts·
persed peacefully after six~
of prayen. Thousands more
Joined another prayer meeting
at Tehran Uruvers1ty
The demonstrators at the e m
bassy carried religious and
political bannen aad stood Wllh
Marchers
Jeered
WASHINGTON <API -
Nearly 300 lrlll1an& ralJJed
in support ol rev0Jut1on1ry
leader Ayatollah RuhoUah
Khomeini today and were
met wttb about.a or "Go
home, 1et out" rrom a
crowd ol Americana.
More than 100 polite
kept the lraniam and any
pauera-by apart at the
demODlllraUoe 1Jte at Du·
pont Qrcle. Tbere were no
serious lDckleat.a. altbouab
someone buried an 911 at
the demonstrators and bit
a placard.
The lranlana later were
to marcb Co a part Dear
the Stm.e Department lD
what oraaaJ.aera called •
sbow of 1uppol't for the
Jrantan leader.
" their b.ckl to the maln sa~
futo1 tbt direction of tbJ
Moslem boly clt1 of Meed'';'
more than 1,000 mUes to the
southwest ln Saudi Arabia.
Many clemon1traton rallied
fint at tbe university campus,
where row upon row or womeq
were seated on the ground ani
dressed in the traditional black"
head·to.toe veil. Ranu ol men,
also In black, carried chail
whips on tbelr abouldtn '' algnlfy l1lam'1 fleht aratnst
evil.
.. Everybody's JOlng to the •
pion age ceate.!i" aald ont
marcher In bis a;J1J u the pro-
cession to the embusy began.
He referred to Kbomelnl'B
claim that the American mlaaion
10 Tehran wu e "spy neat."
Khomeini, who is orchestratr
1n1 his country's holy war
against America. called OD
Iran's Shi.tie Moslem majority to
use the Ashura holy day, a time
of ntual mus moumin& ror t1*
founder of the M08lem ~t. to
vent their fury a1al.nst the Unit·
ed Stat.'9.
Tena ol thouaandl turned up
ouulde the embauy Tburmiay
n11ht. chanting prayers and
s houun1 the I s lami c
watchword "Allahu Akhbar! ..
"God 1s Great!"
Female Purse ·
Grabber Robs
Mesa Woman
A 73-year·pld Costa Mesa
Yt om an WU robbed of her purse
Thursday by a woman attacker.
police sed today.
They said Mary Beatrice
Hellman. 73, escaped Injury in
the 10 p m. i.n.cident as she was
pu.sbina a sboppinc cart borne
rrom • 1rocery store along
Wallace Avenue lo tbe 1800'
block.
The r obber ran up from
behind. grabbed the pune and
ned m a van. police said. They
said the pune and its contents
were valued at about $8.
It wu tbe latest in a hall-
dozen apparently unconDeeted
purse ~~· In several dif· rerent areas of town thia month.
Pohce said they believe the holi·
day season brin1s out more
purse anatebers because or the
belt•f that women are carrytn;·
lar1er sums or money than
usual.
Plam Canceled?
WASJUNGTON CAP> -1b&
ntended crtJ1' in Iran coald
cauae cancellation ot Secntary ·
of Stat. Cyrw R. Vece'1 plau · to travel to Su.rope, cll&>Aom.atk ..
aourceu.ald todQ. , ·
Men's
SUITS
for only
•
One Dollar·*
•When you buy one suit at the re1ular price. you
can bU1 another of equal or lesser valu for only
one dollar!'
A 1tatemeat lH•.0 •1 a
1poke1wom1n. Ct.rli Godek. reu: ~
••T M1I .,o. J.broUb .-iol'
offleiab ta Ute 'State -Depart·
m•to u. ahab upr.ued aw
lranlan Dd.litanta are boldlq
50 Americana bos\qe bl tbe U.S.
Embuay in Tehran, demandlne
* * .. * *
Tbe aba.b 11 la New York
lbp1tal When bb •aUbhldder
and 1allaWne8 were removed
and where be wu .. treatlJd fOf'
cmneer ot the lympb 1y1tem.
fro wb1dt be haa suffered for
NaYeJrt,
HJs doctofs have 1tven him
medleal clearance to leave
whenever be w1lbes aod prior to
the M~ umouneement be
bad been expected to return
there tbia week.
* * *
Envoy Won't Attend Couricil Session
HIS VOICE WAS BOOMING OUT IN TfltE PRE~INCTS
Howard J.vla Wowa 'Em In 01'8nge County
Jarvis Wows 'Em
At Book Ceremony
1'be l1tUe la.ct, with the book clutebed Ill ber hand stepped up to the table in tbe deparupeqt atore book aec-
tion. leaned forward, an'd uid, ''I <bl't llke your Iansuace
for a nice CbrtlttaD man.••
THE aESl'ON8B wul~: ••t could care lea,''
boomed HoWml Jank. u.e darllaa ot Cattfornla property
taxpayers, alammt.na hla band on ttie table top.
Jarvis, 76, the author of Proposition 13, spent two
hours Thursday at Bullock's in Santa Ana autographing copies~ his book, .. I'm Mad As Helt"
It was as much an open forum on tax issues as a book·
signing ceremony.
ONE ELDERLY gentleman told Jarvis that bi.a
pension check bad increased. "They put me in a higher tax
bracket," be complained.
"Those rotten bastards." bellowed Jarvis in a voice
that unnerved a couple of nearby store employees.
"We ought to kick their butts hadn't we?" Jarvis
added.
"You saved us $1,400," one woman told Jarvis.
HE KISSED her band and said, "Wait until next year
-a reference to his current drive on behalf of a measure
that would cut income taxes 50 percent.
"I'm Walter Lotie and I've wanted to shake your band
for a long, long time." said one book buyer. Jarvis gave
Lotze a vigorous handshake.
''How are you?" asked one pretty young wematnrs she
stepped up to Jarvis.
TEHRAN, Iran <AP) --Iran
announced today it will boycott
a U.N. Security Council meet.inc
on the American Embassy takeover, further darkenlna
prospects tor an early resolUtion
of the showdown with the United
States. A U.N. spokesman said
the meetln1 would go on
nevertheless.
Hundreds or thousands or Ira-
nian demonstrators surrounded
* * * Gold Rises,
Then Falls;
Dollar Off
Female Purse
the em~y today, the 27th day
of captivity lher~ for 50
American hostages, but there
was no violence.
S.deeb Gbotb&adeb, the man
newly named by Ayat.ollab
Rubollab Khomeini as acting
foretsn minister, anno\mced at»
news coolerence, "Accordina to
the decision made by the
Revol\l.i.oaary Council. we an
not atwndin& Lbe ~urity Coon·
cil meetm, tomorrow.'·
He reiterated Khomeini's coo·
tentlon that the Security Councal
is under the thumb or the Unit.ed
St.ales and said any council de-
cision "is not binding and we
don't accept It"
The United States is seeking a
councll resolution calling for re·
leue ol the hostages. But Iran
wanted the council to take up al·
legations against the deposed
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South Coast Men Pilot, 19,
Tuv ~uspects Held Found
In '78 CdM Slaiin,g Unharmed
-.e.c. dltilc:U" cliYbllm. alDd tlle at I .. ellded a t.luee~
investi1..., spurred by inf WOWiecl .,, Oml,a ....... H....., BMdl polla Md
beeD "*=. le9d In u.. tn&al mutdiili'••ed Aq ... 11'11.
M artlDes .,.. found 1111 bis
blood ~ bedroom b1 a
friend who went to bb bolM •
411 lrta Ave. to check oo blm
became be'd falled to show up tor work.
The •year-old real est.ate
salesman's skull bad been
beaten so severely, portiom ol
his brain~ exposed.
Martinez was last seen alive
at a Laguna Beach bar
frequented by homosexuals the
night before bis ~Y was found.
Wlth the information
developed by Costa Mesa, Youle
and Fiscber reopened the
investigation. Connolly said tbe
two investiaators received
additional information from
Lacuna Beach police that
enabled tbem to get the arrest
warrants for the two men.
• A 11-year-old Onnae Col.st CoUece ........ nported mia-
... oo lllla rant.~ .oao IUOt.
..... ~ t 111UJaltei' M ower:** bis t.arpt. by 250
mt a.a and ran out of fuel .
seattM:n reported.
Mart n:;::.:'f eo.ta Mesa • .... • *' ballneu a(l.. laliltnUoa stlld••t at occ "Ula )1 rs• fJy~f tJme,
ladeid a S.. Qaiatln, Jla:ieo.
ntb&t Ula lobn WA¥De Airport
after • became disorleAted lD
dle dark. ofttciaJa said.
Fbdm-left Santa Barbara at
5 p .m . Thursd~y . beading
toward <>ranee County accord·
ine to representatives of the
CivU Air Patrol.
They said Fischer made an
emercency landing in Mexico
after be ran out of fuel. He and
his Cessna were taken into
custody as a matter of routine
by M ellican military authorities.
"The boy's parents bave Just
got to figure out how to get him
now," said a spokesman at Scott
Air Force Base in Illinois.
search and rescue headquarters.
Tbe pilot was found after be
called home. officials said, and
a major search under way
between Sahta Barbara and
Oranee Cotalty was called off.
"NOW THAT I've looked at you, much better," Jarvis
grinned.
In sideline commentary to a reporter. Jarvis said he's
getting the same messaee throughout the country -"in
restaurants, in airports, in elevators" -people a.re fed up
wilb tua.
Grabber Rohs Butz Lauds Boycott
San Quintin is a coastal com·
munlly halfway down northern
BaJa Califorrua.
leprosy Reported
Jants said his '9.95 book -"I wouldn't let them price
it for more than $10'' -ls in its second prlntlJll and sales
are Upected to bit one million copies.
.. 1'BEN THEY'aE gonna make a movie. No, I won'\
be in lt. l'm just oot a very e-ood actor," Jarvis said.
To be autel ~inea1 was brilk at Bullock'• as a non-
stop a1nalD ot D001t buyen paraded to the •lsnin& table. Jania paUently eopled the messqea requested by the buJ•n. then boldly penned bis signature and something of
a ~rsonaJ trademark -a circle containin1 the number 13.
Mesa Woman
A 73·yeat·old Costa Meaa
woman was robbed of her pune
Thursday by a woman attacker,
police said today.
They eald Mary Beatrice
Hellman, 13, escaped injury ln
the 10 p.m. inddent as she wu
pusb.iq a shopping cart home
from a arocery store alon1
Wallace Avenue in the 1800
block.
The robber ran up from
behlod, 1rabbed t.be purse and
Otd ln a van, pOllce 1aid. 1°'be1
said the purse and it.a content.I
The ooerator told police abe were valued at about 18.
noUfied ft.rm owner "Parvis Gbaf. • It wa t.be latest in • bait·
fart bllt be deellneGi to ave a dozen apparently unconnedad
•• a-b .J bll firm Joeated al MOO ·p\ll'le anakhtnp ln several dll·
• ~ ua fereot .nu of town ttm moatb.
Irvine Ave. Police ta1d thef believe the bioli·
day 1euoo bnn11 out mon
pune mate:btrt because o( tM
belief that women are c~
larser 1umt of money Ulai usual.
Of [ood to Iranians TULSA, Okla. (AP) -An Oral
Roberts University student from
South America bas leprosy, but
it is not cont-aious and be can
remain ln dasses. federal
medical authorities say.
Coast
Weatlaer
Fair tbrouah Saturday
with variable bi.-, clouds.
Not much temperature
chan1e, wltb lows tonlabt ln tbe G su,btly cooler ,,,.~
Saturday wt\b b1Chs ranl'"
ln• from 10 at tbe beacbes to 71 lnladd .
IN81H'NDAY
w11o1•1 CNN to d.o noto
tAot Y9tctfdl it upon u?
toe. o/ C1U01n and '""" hl c oo.,t Wtcbftdcr
U#fltll, ~Cl.
WASHJNGTON <AP) -President Carter is expected to
cancel plans for campaJp tripe acroq ~ country next week
because of the crilla lD Iran, It wu leanled today.
Carter atlll pl.., to umounce ln Wublqton cm Tuesday b1a
intention to seek re-election to a s~d term as president, but is
Plane Lands
In RB Tavern,
No Injuries
ready to scnib plam for four days of fund-raising appearances AD exclliU footbJll 1ame may
later in the week. have aaved aevenl HwitJ.aatoQ
Hll orl8ina11chectule ineluded trips to Cbicaco. New York. 8Ucb bee' bar patrou J&mn..
Atlanta, Austin, Texas, and several other cities. possibly includ sertous injury' Tbarsday aJOt.
in& visits to Maine and New Hampshire. George Lat&a. owner ot tbe
Golden G1G¥ea '.raver.a.. aal4 Getl-•1' Ewe• JLrtiler ... -·: about 20 sports-minded
NEW YORK (Al'} :_"A ~ i_,.iapef hpottld tocky'" -=m:r.• b~~r:e1:J::::r~
that former Bolshoi Ballet star AleUDder'"'bOdUnOv, wbo defect. wben • 1lntle-enP,e aircraft.
ed to the United States ln Aqust. wants to return to Jluasla, but smub\d tbroulh a rear wall ot
lD Moscow bll wife denied 1be gave the interview t.bo report wu ~e taveu at 7:02 p.m.
bu=.n ._.1'111t o1 • &~.:.~~ ae':~~':; ~
story wu a 'If•= on.' ~ -• 1~7 1mokin1 Grumman
Godunov'• wtft, ballerina Lw!mlll• Vluova, left ... !':""..A"m.tcan ~w • bar customer behlnd ln New York and Jettdned to Moscow lut summer der • • -apd later 6ftted for facial cuts
a three-day U .S.·Soviet cvufnlnUltlon at JFK airport. •t. Padftca Holpltal.
Slieet•llt Sapeel A rre•tefl
L~GELF.S (AP) -Police have arrested a man belna
treated for bullet wounds at County-USC Medical Center .na
booked blm for lnvesU1aticla of murder in the sbooUlll of a a.
year.old &lrl mortally wounded in a 1bootout between her depu-
ty 1bertff father and 1upermarket ba.ndlta.
, Muauel Cutlllo Peres, 3't. of East Loi Aaceles wu Ibo
booked for lDveat11atton robbery Tbunday. He had been bos~aURd f« abdO~ WOUDdl llDee '1aortlY alter tbe Nov. 1'1 a oottna ln La Crelce_gt., G~== aald. leaalter s.tqi. wu bit b.Y a rtt bulle\ after abt and ber father, nMrVe Del>UtY Genlct sia,le, saw two men com.lna'
oil\ of tbe market, -.Of~ puttiq aa muk.
... -. . . . . ,
Embailsy .,_in 1("1wait ·
KUWAIT (A ) .mr.at
tbouaand Kuwllt d tram.al /
COGHrpd • tber\J.$; today In • mall Nrt\a*mert.•
dtmon1tratlon and were ~
pened bJ Kuwaltl aecuri''
forc• lbi.DI ie:"..\N No lldwiil rw»Nd An embaut oftldal 1aict tM-"t;;'; 1aa ,,.. .. a.eel Wilen Mtme .m.
on.ttratGn cam• to ~ aeo )'a~ ~=:.ti b01dlq
50 American ~lea af' the
•
DAI LY Pl f .OT
•,
•'We tboulltt it was a bomb at
ftnt," aaid Latta. "It's just in·
credible tbat nobody was stttine
a1almt that wall.·
L atka a aid one of bis
employees cut off the tavern's
electricity to redllce the chance
of fire u SUO'lne flewed trom
tbeplane.
Police l8'd IUederteb told tbem
be wa --~ to land at MeadowlUk AirpOrt when bis UaroUJefbd,
Attorney
Fears for ·
)
Sniper, 17
... ..... .4. A1.i lldomey for ~ au Dieto
teeD·aaei' wbo pleedect IUiltJ .. two SU Dtwc> aal~ .i.y. ~·~=-= GOL __ D. ~ • ii •be~ to .....
prtloo. ,. , 8ef0l'e· fotei&D excta:c:
MldaMl llcO~ repce1eal =la Europe. tbe tna Breoda hnA Speocer. i1. aHawlf bliber' 1n Tobe>
said current at.ate prllon law at MA'11 ~ up fn>m aa.fr5
require that bis client be .a to 11ua~. the women's prbon at P"raal.wa Golcl prleH broke back
where. be said, abe would be a -throucll tbe l400 an ounce a.vet poeed to violence becauae of tbe W~ after MV• .,... iD
crtmes she committed. ber aie the doldnum. /
and her small Ilse. YcGlbm said be la worldae for The priee at the mordma fix.
8 change in state law to permit lDI ln London WU "-17.JO aD
Miu Spencer to serve the Ont ounce. up ~.50 from Thursday·
ei&bt years al her MDtence at But it f'eU to '415.80 tn the after·
tbe Callfonlla Youth Authority's noon. ln Zurtcb. the prtce was
Ventura School in Ventura. $US.
Durin& today's COW1 proeeed· The gold rally was spartted by•
inga, Orange County SUperior a surge in demand for sllYer.
Court Judge Byron llcMlllan tnsaen!d by reports \he Un.d.ed
agreed to allow Mlea Spencer to States wu building its silver
under., 90 days of p&ycblatric stockpile Bolb metals trada·
te1Un1 at tbe authority facilUy tlonally do well in tames of
before any fw1.ber JmpoetUoa of economic and poUtlcaJ aacer-
1ent.enoe. ... taiaty.
Le1aJ proc:eedlnp lD the cue Tbe _.__._ __ .... _. fell ·-... v. were moved to <>ranee County a~ uuu1u••· ---.,
on a cbanse of venue modoo.. refle~hl Investor peu\Plbm
Mlaa Spencer previoulJ p)eaded over •welupweut» ln lrm.
mAN· ••
. • .. •
But Gbotbsadeb 1eemed ~ ·
lea•e the door open to netotia·
tioD.
He repeated the elements al
an Iranian plan whereby th9
U.S. pmunent would q:ree i.
an lldemaUonal lnqulry into the
shah's 37-year reaune and ac.
Hpt tta ftndin11, aft.er which
'"the United Sla1e9 could retura
the ahab easily." Al what point•
the t.o.tac• would be freed "" -melned undear.
He said Iran would 0 keep c>t.r
contacts" with the Securitx'
Council for pos~ble further dis;
cuaaions.
1n New Vortc. Rudolph Staj•
duhar. •pokesman for U.N:
Secretary.General Kurt
W1ldheim, said the meetinf'
wouJd IO oa u planoed, but i( •
ml•bt be rescheduled from
Saturday nt1bt lo Saturday
mon:Uaa or afternooa. ... pllty to the Jan. • llllper • tack oa a San Dlqo elemaary
achool tbat Wl n.6' men deed
and e{Olt •tMcreeta Md a polt.e
officer Wounded. Bad~Start
McGlinn said be hoped be can
win a cban1e ln •Ute correc-~ _. p I • • •W t ttons 1aw1 -throta1b an rari, arty RVllnllORS L08
emergency act of the I~ ~
-before Mi.81 Spencer teturm (' to Juctae MoMJlla.n'1 court for The Fr1eads or the Newport out lf they've received their in·
final HDteneina. Sbe faces 25 Beacb Oty Arta Commiuion are vttaUona yet. yean to Ute lmpriloomeot \ID· aettlnl off to a bumpy nart. Sbe said ahe 's found one-
der tbe plea baraaln a11'MDM111 The new'1 fanned Of'laaUa· woman wbo 1ot tbe lnvttaUon· •
prevtoualY acc.pted. Uon is to be feted next ThW"lday Tbunda1. It bore a Monday··.
Current law. McGUna H · at a partr spoaaond by tbe CttJ s>OSSbtm~don iL•-• om 1_1_ .. _ '' plained requires that a minor National Ba.Dk and bo9ted bJ the e _, pmwu C -uave;.
female ·tried at an adult must AIU OMnmiakJD. ~f er.d to trece tbe r:nlalinl ma11:
serve any aeate11ce in 1tate Ul'b• problem ls that most' of ii ,abe IR.WJPll• lbem with tbe ad ... ·
prllon. Sudt ta not taa. cue for• the 750 iD1'Uadolll sent to dric -4.ceaaea. Wia.b 750 pieces ln· · '
mtnormals bel&ld. leaden and art patroU bave 1 volved. lbit aald abe'• not op.·" ' the all Umlltic ~can be doae by··" "lt'a • lmclUttr tll the Jaw;• "an"bMIJl m . mllet of Tbunct.y. "
be said, notinl 'lber9 la ''DO rut Bel'Jl •-:*°"~ ~ to "I Just cloG't want &QfODe U1
oppo1ltion" to the propoaed ::: = !:kt u.. ~ tbla.k they've been uubbed." ~
chan1e. were.-out bl' ftnt cl.w mail ~rs. Y•Uakolf uJd. "I suesa ~ -
.. 111.U Spencer. McOllaa sakl. 00 Nov. M. . I m .W.. to luive to ·~~ tome ; : could beodt tlWl Pl"Olnt• nm Tod.aylM uJd Dane bHe been peopfe aria ltut pbmtlq. r.
br the CVA af V~ receiftd bf 8IU' ol Lbe city eoun-Tbe pert:y, f« &bit ~nt. wUJ,..
Sbe 1'0UJd • be lD cil memben and 1he'1 spot be held from f p.m. to I p.m. '' · l there &e aald, cbec!ld.q o&blr iAvtteea to ftDd \he bank Ii &m Via Udo.
... -.... .,.
Men's
I
SUITS.~
'SAN OlEGO <AP) --AJtbougb dit'I. gdmund G. Brown Jr. a~116'! • lets-tban·expected
iiS,000" at a Sao Dieeo "1.nd·
rMslna:ctiDner, "'~ expect to fitted bis campalp chest wit,h a
l.Jeaa ~dt-Sa1l~s benefit dJlncert held next month at the
rta~.
e concert. at $20 a ticket
over 14,000 seata available,
will be held Dec. 21, it was an· ntuneed at the fund-raiser din·
n•r held here Thursday. A a~d eon~rt will be held the
following niabt at the Aladdin
Hotel ln Laa Vegas.
•''The CODcef1a will be worth
s•veral hundred thousand
cYllan," according to Richard
Silberman, Brown's presidential
campaign co-chairman. -
.,Ronstadt, Btown's companion,
aJ;o ls •pc>nJOrJna a $1.000-a-c~uple campaJ111 cll'1.Der for
town at ber Malibu home.
-i-s~~Sjfi"Om tbat dinner and
otJlera f!'i o&itatrlp money
raise• i'D tCeliltl'aia by rival ~raUo •••~~eotlal1 can-~~0Sdant ~u1 1d)r;Gf !'¥~Cit11H"8"; eeorcttna r to 8 ~
#illberman satd campatan
f unda bave doubled •l~ee use
Wt~wu \led attbeend
Of BejtesDDier ben obiervers
•"Uested that B~~l
b CkiD& wouldD'\ Jat: ~
t.biacampalcn. ·
lncludln& Thursday nilht's
1125-a-plate dilmer attended by
250 supporters. Brown bas
ralsed about $300,000 in fWld·
raisers in two months, according
lo Silberman.
Brown lold the fund-raiser he
was optimistic about the cam-
paign, but admitted bis pros-
pects of winning the
Democratic nomination were
uncertain.
\fe claimed, b0w4!ver, that
"the Demderatlc frontrunneT in
th• fall baa not ln one lnstance
reteived the party's pr•ldenUal
nomination the following sum·
mer."
Brown r~ated bis platforJD
of h~ nateral resources
to sol.-e energy problems, lm-
provill~ mass 1ran'Slt and
balancing tbe llllliCbal bUdaet, but did DOt oatllne tptcUlc plans
lo ,cbkve tMle~. .,
• LOS ANGELES <AP) -Near· feet by D1.ne feet, Jensen aalcll
Jy 180. pounds of bard dntts mean.lq that tbt house wu a
worth an estimated average of majordnqr stub faclllt.J.
one million dollars a pound have Finding tbe equipment .ion.
been confascated in Fullerton by wtth niorpb)ne base indlt!iteS ataskfor~Jlladeupofftderal, the posslblltty of heroin
state and local narcotics agents. labor a tori es In So ut be rn
At a Thursday press con-California, Jenson said:
ference wbere the lOC> powid:s of Tbe' house ffeured in the
heroin, 49 pounds of morphine opieration of the Araujo bas~ "and 30 pounds ol coe!aine narcotics ring, investigators
were displayed, federal Drug satd, which allegedly was
Enforcement Admlnlatration headed by Jaime Alonso Ara\QO.
Regional Director Jerry N. Arattjo was sentenced last
Jenson called the confiacaUon week to '35 years in prison and B':it:!t~~ver in the western tined $1.2 million lo what
No arrests were made during authorities called the largest
the Wednesday night raid on a personal income tax evasion rented~ in Fullerton by the case ln U.S. history. Araujo had
task force of the Narcotics In· • pleaded guilty lo a variety or
Ill ~rug charges and failure lo pail te 1-ence Network, Jenson said. income tax on $13 "'llllon ln · .
The NIN is made up of DEA 11 l -qents, Los Anaeles city police c t df'UI proceeds.
and county s heriff's in· Tbe estimated street value of
vestigators and State Bureau of the druas was S180 million,
Narcotic EnfOl'Cement person-hnson said. Ramon Rice, the
nel. Fullertoo police auiated listed reGter of tbe Fulle~
NIN in .-nak.ln1 Wedneaw's home, 1a believed to be in Mu~
rai40 JeDIOD Mid. ico, J_. said.
Tlut.~. ~oq wltb 4rJinl · A federal IJ'and Jury ID Los 111ll~ ·=ena '· p.ael\•• 1 :'::.. liJdlaelS 2Z ·~ Ob ma~al: ·0eauoallli. 'Pl'9 ~ e'*'• AUIUSt found beneatb an J.8.1.Dell 4leP 12. 1971. ~la one ol tW lllDt ftiae floor WbJCb meuunct ftve am.~
By 'fte AIMCla&ed Prea
A Great Lakes anowatono
,burled some lakeabore com-
munities ol Ohio, Penmylvanla
and ~ork under knee-deep
snO\f/ today and much of Dixie
was frozen.
Snowfalls also prompted
travel advisories for pans of ID·
diana, Miebi&an, MaryJand,
Virginia and West Viratnla.
Temperatures wete cold over
most of the nation, with readiQas
in the teens as far aoutla as
\
Pennsylvania state police said
numerous minor traffic acci-
deata were reported and traffic
was jammed in Erle. Some
schools ln Erte County canceled
classes.
Wier 'Zeal'
Suit-Rejected-
Oklahoma end Arkanaa&. and ROANOK~. Va. <AP> A
freeze wamings were issued for federal Judie has dismissed
,parts of~ Texas. Louisiana, . Alithout a bearing a suit s~g G~rgiJ, Florida aod Mis· V the· removal of Presideat'Carter
siMJppi. -rrom offtce for alle1edly lmpos-
T be Natlon.•l We•f..ber hlJ' bhr b0rn·a1aln Christian
Service said lwo to three feet-of beliefa on Americans.
snow wu on the ground in Silver U.~. District J'udge James c.
Cteek on the shore of Lake Erie Turk said Thursday that lbe suit
in western New York IUl4 ~ r waJS "II~ ot Ncfundant.
j.n@es were meuured ._Die "Smlllalerial, impertlnent and
International Airport ln scandalous alle1aUons ... It
Pennsylvania. will theNHre be diamissed as
Ashtabula, in portbeaatem frivolous."
Ohio, had 10 to d inches. The suit, filed by Robert A.
"Send snow plows," said Wade, 82, a retired lawyer and
David Bell, a meteorolo1l1l former clerk ot the federal court
wltb the National Weather in Danville. accused Carter ot
Service In Erie, Pa. "nt. roads be.Ing poac11sed ol a "relllibua
up here are pretty bad. Tbey1re madnen that prevenll bi1
really slick." perforitlnt bis dutle& properly.··
The Kbildl •~llflriu •Aid tbt
a•eot1 Vliited tbe eampua TUM·
day and Wednesday of lut
week. -Oftldall bad declined to
say ._ the agents 'Were due
befoteband after the lran.f an stu-
dents bad expressed concems
about publldt.J. •
Campus off1ciais 1,Jd tbe 1J
terview1 came off smootb..11. 11'
few students wbo did not
partlclJ>ate in the on·campus
proceedings will have lo Co lo
federal immJaatJoo offices in
Los An1eles before the
December deadline.
Several other Southern
Calllomla universities bad ob-
Jected lo havtna the Imml1ra·
tion and NaturalluUoo ~rvice
aeents on campus because of the
poteoUal for disruptions.
However, UCI offlciala sa.ld
th~ ltanian.s tbemaelvea pre-
f erred to fo tbrou1h the ln·
terviews in rvlne rather than ln
Los Angeles. An official said of.
rice space waa made available
to the agenta. Acefts lo records
a nd files was not allowed.
however.
Federal agents beean cheek·
ing on the status of Iranian st.u·
dents tollowinc the takeover of
the U.S. embassy in Tehran
several weeks ago and subse-
quent demonstrations by lra-
nians in the U.S.
Mar~ Brotlaei9• Goae
Zeppo arx <left>. last surviving member of the famed
Marx BrOtben. di8d today in Palm Springs at 78. He is
showruwlt.b the more tamous members of the troupe, from
left. HatpO,CbicoandGrouebo(seestory, Page5).
fjllian Has Answ
Kill the ~y&;lollall
BOW, N.H. <AP> Lillian leader of Iran 1( she were pres1·
dent
.. U I had a mil hon dollars to
spare. I'd look for someone to
kill him." she responded. to
much applause
Carter said if she had enough
money she would pay someone
to kill the Ayatollah Ru.hollah
Khomeini The audience at the
Bow Men 's Club stood and
cheered.
At the White H o u s~. a
spokest1W1 said late Thu~y
"I am sure Miss Lilhan did not
expect anyone to take that com·
ment seriously .. 7
The president's mother was
asked dunng a lengthy questJon-
and-answer session Thursday
nltbt bow she wouJd .. handle
ranat1cs " like the re ligao~s
Mrs Carter, 81, defended her
son 's position in the crisis m
which SO Americans are being
held hostage at the U .S Em·
bassy in Tehran to press Iran's •
demand that the deposed shah •
be returned from the Umted •
Stales lo stand trial. :
· · Hov. can you send the shah back to a sword? To cert.atD :
death•" she asked ..
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. dwl8iDI d1recUou despjte auec:esa is Just plain foolish· net•. No commumty would ever imbibe in such collective
stupidity. •
Well what about our Or.nee County?
Back years aao, our repoa was a bqe success in the
areu ol apiculture and aeuhol'e tourism. Cl In the lnland reaches, orange and Jtmon 1roves
abounded. Other ap1cultutal enterprtaes Oourisbed. catUe
grazed the r~blaods of Irvine and.Moultoo.
The principal industry of our coaatline was to enter·
tain tourists -and gather their vacation cash -during
the loog, bot summers.
BUT SLOWLY, ALL that chanled over the years. We
swi.tched directions. We wanted growth, housing, industry
and concentrated commerce.
Entertainment shifted to a new style in Anaheim and
Buena Park: Tourists were oo longer greeted as the
saviors or the economy along lbe coastline. Orange and
lemon groves gave way to homes, commercial centers and
industry.
Despite this great shift in directions, Orange County
didn't suffer an economic disaster, Just the oppoaite. in
fact.
Today, we seem to be surrounded by weahb and pros-
perity on every s ide as the result of our new directloo. .
80 WE AaE SATISFIED with our new c:oune. ri~T
Wroo8. There seems to be a measure of oppo<ion to all tbb
today. It goes under the banner of No-Growth. The people
marching under this ensign seem to be saying we should
stop everything. Some people, in fact. would prefer we
bulldoze down all Lhe new stuff and re-plant the oraoge
groves. So maybe our Orange County is going to chanie
directions for a third Ume?
Maybe we're just the kind of people wbo can't It.and
success.
Missile Te&ted Successfully
DUGWAY PROVING
paoUND. Utah <AP) -· A Boe· pi• Cruise ml.nlle hu made a
suceftdul test flicbt from the
Pacific Ocean to Utah. tbe Air Force1aid.
j
TBB LAST GAT& of alz
HVtD•ton 1ate1 fell 1D1o pl.ace al u:n a .m . eodiDa a fllbt in
wblcb T\'A at one Um• or
aoo°"r beat back attaeb ol
farmen1 trout flabermen and
conaervatloolst.s 1n addition to
Cherokee Indians and the 3-inch
snail darter.
The Cherokee. whose burial
eroundf pe beln1 covered by
the laie. reacted with bltter-
neH.
"I cannot flDd words strolll
enoueh to convey my contempt
for the lack ol boDor to be found
among TV A and federal of-
ficials," John A. Crowe. prtn·
cipal chief of Cherokee's
Eutern Band. aaid Thursday.
TV A uJd it will rebury the In·
dlan remaina. which have been
stored for two years at the
University of Tennessee. at a
site above the bigb-water mark.
Zy& Plater, a Wayne State
University law pt_ofeasor wbo
baited tbe dam for three yean
with tbe snail darter. a rare 3-
lnch ft.ab found in the river in
1973. said TV A acted in "obscene
baate."
"lo later years, many people
are 1o&na to loot back at thls moment with 1reat personaj. aha me,.. Plater said Thursday
Dlabt. "No one will be able to look back at.it wlthpride. ,.
Conaresa exempted Tellico
from the~ la~ protecting
the snail c1a1Ur last summer.
Pre&ldeot carter ln September
••reWctantly .. ordered the dam's
completion "notwithatandlag
any other law."
BY JQDNIGllT Tbunda)', the
wat.er beb&nd t.be dam as miles lout.b..n of Knoxville had rlMn
IYt feet. TV A officials said it
sbould rlM llDOtber 2S feet and be&in pouring over the dam's
sptllways by Saturday nigbL
CoastrucUon of the dam, it.self
costiq only $22 million, began
ln 1987 u an effort to create
lakeabore lDdualrial s ites and
brlol Jobi to three depressed
rural eouaUes.
Waper and t.be dam's other
prolDCJIUn '1lo cited the addi·
Uonal flood prcMction Tellico
wo\lld lln Cbatt.uoo1a aod
other c:lB9 dowmtreul and the
200,000 addltkflz' kilowatts of
eleetrtdty, ~ to beat 20.000
bom• a year. ti WW provide.
INOrthw:est States ~Biny ..
Still Freezing in Cotton Belt
TJIS POI'S AND patrtlltdl d
• c b a n I• d • l t t .• J John P•ul 1ue 6eaMbim a
copy of an lcoa of the Bladt
11~ and \be patnarda pw
the pope a very old sold·
embroldiered prayer sub -then
John Paul waa flown to Izmir on
Turkey'• we1t coast to becln bli ,...
Joumeybome.
He went by bell~pter U>
E phesus whe re a eheerint
crowd ol more tbaD 2,000 -in·
eluding Amertcans, Itallam and
Poles gave bim a rouslna
welcome to the ancient towit
where the Apostle Paul
preached and where tradi~
says the Virgin Mary lived befort
her death.
~Graeq•rd
A vertical black stripe across snowy slopes of Mt.
Erebus in Antarctica leads to this molten wreckaRe of
Air New Zealand lJ(.;·10 wb.lcb cruhed and burned
Wednesday lcilllng all~ persons aboard.~ wheels
and portion of fuselage are only substanua1 remains.
18 From U.S. Hurt,
7 Killed in Bus Crash
MEXICO CITY, Mexico <AP >
-El&hteen t ourists Crom
Kansas and ~url, injured
when their b collided with a
trailer truck, ere reported in
guarded but stable condJUon at
hospitals in the port city of
M azatJan . Seven oth e r
American tourists and their
Mexican driver were killed.
HO!fPital authorities said &ate
Thurada)' that most of tbe lD·
j ured were still recovertne from
broken booee a.od bruises sus·
talned 1n the accident Wednes·
day aJ'temooo 22 miles north of
the resort town. It appeared all
or the injured were out of the
critical at.age and would re
cover. authorities said
The victims were adentllied
as Helen Gotte. Wichita. Kan .
John Andre. Wichlta. Kan : ~
ty Cowbent: Lhe tour leader. of
Carrollton. Mo : Cele.,w Ru11eka.
Ka n s as C at y Kan .
Lavt>ma Hl)rmon. Nevada. Mo
M arie 8utMr. ffl'Vld'll Mo
Nell Crowley. Kans as City
Kan.: and Clemente Alvarez
Cortes. the bus driver. a Mex
acan national ~ hometown
wu not known. No ages "ere re
leued.
On Thursday the pope told
Istanbul's small Catholic ~
munity at bis first public 11811
of bia three-day Turk15h visit
that be would lake part in the
celebratlon ol the feast of SL Ju1.
drew. "but Wf will not be able to
<'On~lebrate. That la \.be mo&i
pa10Cul sign of the misfortune in·
troduced U\ the only church of
Ch rasl through div LS aon."
THE ROMAN CATHOLIC
Church and the Easter~
Orthodox Cburche5 split in the
C.rut Schism of 1054. after a
long seething conflict over the·
authonty of the pope. Pope Leo
IX and Patriarch Michael
Cerularius of Constantinople,
tht' name for Istanbul until 1930.
each excommunicated the other
Smee then. no pope has ever at·
tf'nded an Orthodox Maas or
Euchansl.lc \Jturgy
Ha pprochemenl bet ween the
t~o chu~hes began when Pope
P a a t \' I 2 n c:t f> a-t rrt a r ch
Athenagoras embraced at a his·
tone meetmg tn J en18alem in
1964 Three years later . the two
rhurches lifted their mutuaJ ex·
commurucallon and exchanged
vi.Sa ts
Perfection Pays
Providing their customers with error-frff service is the OOltl the m0re than
800 bOVS and girts whO deliver the oany Piiot.
Eech month those carriers wlthOut compf alnts aboUt their servke ant
honored with ribbons, trophies -and the sense of sat I sf action for a Job well
done.
After six months of perfect service. carriers are awarded a special Honor
Carrier delivery bag -a highly vlslble recognition of their dlllgence.
Here are this month's perfect service honorees :
cost. Miu: Jeff Dolbee, Alex Votterl,
Leanne SaU«Mm, Denise Paine, Ed Of-
fe rman1 Sean Morrls'y, GeorQe
Vatenzue a, O.n White, Susayne Shriver,
OouQ Cutts, Mark Korsnavn.
New""' ..... : Jett Ooreman, .Jeff
• Read, Tim Cole, KeYln ~dehl, Devld
Westerley, Steve Shepard, Ricky
Coronltdo
H•t. e..ce., Fta. Yattey: Stew ~r.
Mike Alll1onr... Ron eerdtund, St•Y• UranM. Mike uurrougtts, Brad .1ohnton.
Brl•n Seftr, Tim Hard, James Bo .. nd, Kyte tcauu, Charles Cony, Scott H.,., Bret HMty, Rooney Etf8on, P..Ut R~,
Lori LouUt, Jtff White, J•Y Force
Irvine: Brandon O'Brien, Tim L•lvls,
Colln Jaffe, GreQ O.wson, Brett Vooet.
Tom Winslow. Jim Lawson, Scot Osborne,
Joanne Reev~, Andrew Thompson, Cl•Y Jacobs, Je8M• Valenzula
Sa11 JuaR CaPO., DaN Pt., & ca ...
9-C": TeAM Montoya, Daw Normen,
Wayne Low, Scott Swenson, Deidre
VaugtNtn, Kathe BunnlnQ
The Dally Piiot Is proud of these youno people end the high standards thiy
have set for themselvff as they; learn aod earn as independent businesspersons.
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•:eetrt e-e• lt'tas lef. C••tr•el
BURBANK (AP> --A $42.4 million contract to produce three r:.;::1 ldentical to the old U-2 spy planes has been awarded to
, eompany offtdals have announced.
Two TR-lA sln&Je-seat reeoanalasance planes are to be built
for die A1r Foree and an ER-2 "earth resources aireraft" will be
produeed for the National Aeronautics and Space Admlnlatratloo,
LoetJleed.California Co. Vice President Ben Rieb said Thursday
Both eraft an the same as the U·2, said Lockheed spokesman llm l\agldale
.._....,ftlftl•f•r8•11ers
1 SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -Two young Monterey area sailors
miulQI alnce Tbankalivi.Da Day are objects of a wide searcb by
the U.S. Cout Guard.
'obn Strickland, 25, and Steve Kluge, 20, both of Seaside, set
'but IA tbet.r 24-foot sloop in rougb weather on a vacation voyaae to
San Franclsco and haven't been seen since.
• Four Coal Guard search and rescue aircraft and one plane from the California Air National Guard are patrollina 24,000
:square miles of ocean between San Francisco and Monte~y, ex·
•tencllng the search 150 miles Offshore
CBiP.a Star
Erik Eatr<ida
Really Wed
LOS ANGELES CAP> -
"CltlPa.. star Erik Estrada ls
married after all.
• Estr• made the announce-ment personally Thursday night,
after earlier derifins reports
that be b.ad taken oUt a mar-
riaee Jlcense ln Laa Veaas,
Nev., on Sunday. Tbe maniqe
announcement was confirmed
by MGM spokesman Bill Bar-
ron
••J WANTED TO BE left
alone, I wanted a private home
life," Estrada said in a pbone in·
terview Thursday night. "But
the information leaked out. So
then I thought I would deny .it. But my phone was still ringing
off the wall so I figured I'd bet·
ter go public.'·
Estrada, 30, said be and 39-
year-old Joyce &Siller of Beverly
Hills flew to Las.Vegas Sunday,
were married by a federal judge
and then flew back to have lunch
at Art's Deli in Studio City.
PAUi 8PIUNGI (AP> -Zep-
po •arc. tbe youq .. t and tut
ol tM Man tndaen, died early •
today at tbe aae of '78, a •
.poktlwuman at the Elnnbow•r
Medical Certer said.
Nantns tupe"11or Pat Gar-
rett laid hi d1'd ol' a loqtenn
lllneu, but detlined to speclfy
what lt wu. Sbe said be was
bosptt.HwdNov. 25.
ZSPPO WAS THE atral1bt
man in the comedy team th.at
also included Groucbo, Chleo
and 11.arpo.
7.eppo WU t.be beat looldq,
and In tbe movies be always IOt
the glrl.
But Zeppo didn't ftl'f,n with the
zanineu of the otbefa and left
the group after the release or
their flfth film, "Duck Soup," ln
1933.
RE HAD HANDLED the eom·
edy team'a buslneas matten and
played romantic ¥lief in the
earliest and probably best Marx
fllm s : "~ Cocoanuts,"
"Animal Crackers." "Monkey
Business," "Hone Feathens"
and "DuckSoup "
DEAD AT 78
Zeppo Marx
Another brother. Gummo, left
the act before Zeppo
Zeiii>o waa born Herbert Mant
in New Yort C!ty In 1901.
TBS •A.JULY o• eomecUa,11
mad• audi ne.. lau'1b th~-~ alter U.. wttb tbeJ.r totally Jr.,
r,.e1'nt attempts at diemu
tfin1theeslabll1bment. ~ Tbey _..,. contemptuous
authority at a Ume wben
yowi1 people behaved, and tbel
nJblllltlc humor lnfluenced 1atei
comedy wrtt.lq. t
After '"lbe Coeoanuts'' was ref
leased in 1919, ID&D.)' WouJd·~
comedUaoa be1an lmllatin1
Groucbo'a crqucbin1, -lopln1
walk; parted their bair in tbe
middle: wore wire-rimmed
&la111es and equare muatacha,
and waqled a cl1ar.
G aouceo AND GUMMO
died tn 197'7, Chico in 1961 and
Harpo in UM.
Zeppo married Marion Benda
in 1927 and had a aoo, Timothy.
But that marriage ended ln
divorce and be wed Barbara
Blakely in J.8:ie. His second mar·
riace also ended in divorce.
Zeppo lived in Palm Springs.
Memorial services will be held
Sunday at the Temple Isaiah ln
Palm Springs, 'aid publicist~
Solters.
$100 Million Project
Plan to Clear Yosemite Valley Criticized
YOSEMITE NAT I 0 NA L m iles east or San Francisco •~ park ofrlc1als 1 a re basically
PARK tAP> -The National v1s1ted by 2l<r m1lhon people a lt'avan g the status quo m the
Park Service bas announced a year valley. ln ract. Utey have gone
$100 million plan to clear a large ·'The vaJley is too precious to back on a commitment in the
part of Yosemite Nallonal be used for government housmg draft plan to reduce the numbec
Park's congested valley of com· a nd management fac1 hlles. ·· of accommodallons,"
mercial enterprises, but COO · said Whalen, not.mg the valley ts Spokeswoman Connie Parrish
servatioo groOps say ll doesn't only a mile wide and 7 miles of Friends of the Earth support.
go far enoueh. long. ed the plan to move employ~
RE USED LUNCH at Art's Park Service Director William Friends of the Earth and the housing and administration to
Dell as an alibi in the deiU.al be J. Whalen revealed plans Thurs· Wilderness Society. two con-Wahwona, but expressed "dis· ftNe N••htl I• Pet ... , releued earlier in the day. day calling for removal of lbe servatioo groups. cnUcized the may that resohrt.ion of the~·~
In that statement, Estrada NPS and concesaiooa1te bead· park service for scrappi.n& an main problem -cars --was put ~ SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -An estimated 1,000 pounds of said: "Some clerk thtn.ks abesaW._ quarters and perBC>IJDel from lbe earlier proposal to teep bun· off . "
African marijuana ab.ipped to the United States with a eonstp. me at the marriage license -valley to Wabwona and El Portal dreds of motor vehicles out of Whalen's plan is to knoc1t
men1 ol native buketwa.re baa been ennftscated and three penons bureau. Well. atleuta do&en~ oo tbe aoudlwnt qe of tbe pa.rt the "alley. Whalen said the down several hundred bulldlngC
:arrested. accordiDc to federal acents. pie really aaw me slttinc ID a by 1990. newest plan doesn't deal with and residmce5 assodated with
.. Daniel J . Addario, 1peclal acent ID dw'I• o1 tbe Drq En-Studio Qty deli at the tlDae I was autos in the valley at all. part ter'Vice edmbaiatraUon an4 for~ Mmintstntioa ID San Fnmclleo, est:l.msted tbe pot'a sul>POMdtobelDLMVe .... " WHALEN MID WOU would t..bal ~ the pajor ~
.,,.,,..,,. Hlue et '800,000, addiDC '1bandQ' that k ii the ftnt .. I'm e'Ql•lsiinl \bis beca-.e beaia •1mme4•\)I,. on a $1.4 '"TllE CONSnlVAftON CIOID· naire the Yosemite Part rl
---tbl&mmtolAfrteDmerijuana10theWestCoast. tbe bi;flapabautLu Ve,_ and m.tllkm projeet to remOYe ob-mun.tty wtlloot accept tbll. :• CWTY ~·t.end abift moste>pera-
WWlam Guiml. 37, of Santa Roa•. llQ Slanner, 45, of a mantqe license was 1ucb a aolete bul.ldlnp, a golf coune. said Ron Tipton. oallonal hons 28 mues soutb to Wahwona. ~eport, ud Robert Joeepb Sulllvan, 31, of MenJo Park, were ar· ridiculous hoax I bonestly didn't tennis courts and villa&e cas ata-parks specialist of the Wilder· El Portal would get warehouse
rested Wednesday nlaht •:t:sad)me::::::r~'s:_:n!Sl=·:d:en:ce:::_· ---------th~~ln~k~ft~de9~e:!:r!ted~•~"-~t~a~l ___ _.!tloa~·:.....!'Jbe~~180~.900-~~·~Cft~lpark~~200~-~ne~s~s~Soc~cl~~et~y.:..· _·0~·Tb~e'.!..y~<n.~a::t::k>l>=a•:_~an~d~m~·~W~·=·=ntt=~fa=c~lli.U::" :,:es:::_· ---t
: SAN DIEGO (AP) -A La Jolla psychiatrist
~s been charted with
xual mlsconduct wttb
male patients and
Jro11 incompetence in
preacriblnt treatment
anct dfuls. ~ Tbe State DivislOn of
Jlledleal Quality filed the
,baraea against Dr. Zane Parzen.
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~rivacy Right Extended
t The California Supreme Court has made a significant
move to reinforce the individual's right to privacy.
•• In 1974 the court ruled that banks may not provide
.J>Olice with copies of a depositor's bank statements
:'Tt'itbout a court order.
> Now the high court has extended that ban to records
,.of credit card charg~s and telephone calls made from a
otel room.
Hearing an appeal caset the court said such records
an 't be turned over to police capriciously as evidence
li'irst, said the ruling~ must come a judicial finding t.bat ~ere is probable cause for tbe inspectioo of these records
and a court order that they be ))anded over.
: Jmtice Stanley Mosk, writing the court's opinion,
•said a credit card holder has the right to assume that the
information on bis bills is coafidenUal and that records of bls ~ calls will be used only for billing purposes un-ess a CoUit orders oth~rwlse. ·
The ruling does not prevent law enforcement
authorities from obtafnf.ng eVideDce ii there is valid rea-
son to believe it is necessary for prosecution of a case. It
~does prevent "fishing" expeditions that are no more
l than an \DlCOnsitutional invasion of privacy
iTaxpayers' Choice
~ No one is in love with truces, but apparently some are
·' more palatable than others. ~ A recent survey sought to determine which tax peo-! ple regard as "least fair."
Federal income tu emerged as the most unpopular
tax, with 37 ~of those polled rating it "least fair."
Property tax was rated the worst tax by Z1 percent.
This was a sharp drop from a similar poll taken In 1978
when 44 percent found property tax the "least fair."
Pollsteni attribute. the drop to tile passage of Proposition
13 in Califonlia and to sub6eqQent property tax relief
measures taken in oth~r states.
Only 15 percent of those polled chose state sales tax
as the worst tax, and a mere &_percent put &tate income
tax at the top ol U>eir hate 11at; More interestlng,ipeitiapsauld be a search for a the
form ~taxatlonJolm QthinUiafeir.
Not even a tu on tea, history suggests. • Opinions expressed In the apace above .,. thoM of the Dally Piiot
Other views eJCpresaed on thla page .,. those of their aut"°'9 a1'd
artists. Reader comment Is Jnwlted. Addfesa The Daily Piiot. P.O.
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Boyd/Dress Clue
ByL•BOTD
Que1tiGD ariM& a to bow
'many dre11ea the w•ll -
dreued woman should own. Boweftl' maay abe wuta,
Q7a our Love and War man.
Bvt a &..m eoclo1opat con-
tend• otberwlae. TweDtJ
dr ... 11 Jl1ll rtabt, .. ,. ~
tr •IM owu fewer, she ta aacrtndDI ber laten9ta, tbm
peftDI dlil ft7 for eweAtml Rlt·~· 110..owna ::.::W. ,;; 1 pamperlDI .........
test. Different colon ol .rlnel were offered. Wbat they
fOUDcl out WU tlat aobody
tbere would drink tbe O"eea
wine.
Did '°" rWbe tbat l1'9m beau -• percmt water -~ w.uer than mllt -IT
percent water?
Blrdldao't ~
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THE CENTaAL InteW.ence
A1ency 1tood ready to UD·
dtrmlDe any forelp 1ovetn·
ment that tried t.o defy tbe oil
co_mpanies. To protut oil
prtvtJeces in Iran, for eump&e,
tb8 CIA deposed Mohammed
Moaaadeth in 1953 and iDltalled
the shah upon tbe Persian throne.
With Wuhinatoo connivance.
the oU industry established a
corporate world government· in
, oll matters dommated by a
handful ot companies. Of Ulese,
the areatart were · Exxoo. Shell
and Btitisb Petroleum. .
For tbe participating
American companies, the main
result was that the American
consumers were never to benefit
from the locredlbly cheap.to·
produce Middle East oU. Nor
would anyone e1ae in lot.ema·
Uonal commerce. For the world
price WU peaged t.o the hip
producUoo C09l of the U .S. Gulf
Coast, not t.o tbe 10 ceota a bar·
rel lt cost t.o pump oil out ol the
lrUddle East.
TBE P&ICE-FIDNG was en-
forced by a complex system ot
worldwide marketing arrange-
menta and spheres of i.ofluence.
Thea the crowtna world demand
'RiCbard Reeves
__ . __ ...,
tor oil made It paulble for lbe otbera. In a year or 1rand
cart.el •Imply t6 cootrol t.be blut~ and apleodid "'-·
world ~ ot oil at lta ma1D Kbadafy Cooquered ~ oil eoai-
IOGl'ff '_: thl Kiddle &uL Pani• ODI b)' ooe.
It •• a 111.oa that did oot to UDDot!~ by ~ oU eaUpba. . Ania BE WAI tllJ'oup.
S0oa llOMadeCD'• Ulrodled uy OPEC heavy~bta sateb as
WU ptdrecl 9 by Eppt'• late Saud.1 Ara~ Iran. which
Gamal Abct•I Naner who bad been WJtchlll.I rapt.b frocn
pre.Ued Arab unlfteUklo and the 1ldeH~ Jumped la and.Sot
senamed .. 0Ultfortb6Arabl!" the same terma Khadaf1 bad
Al wltb most propbeta Nasser won. Thus be1an the tyranny ol
found b1a aoaJa laijely thwarted I.be •uresslve weak OYer the
in bis llfethne. But ooe ot bia aelf·~~rmed stronc and the
most fervent diacipJes. lJbya ·a tolerability of tom·up contract.a.
Moammar Khadaly conlroot.ed unllatenJ cutbacb, illegal na·
tbe oU compan.lea. '1.a be SUS· tionaliz~lioos and political ~ted. tbe companlea were far blackmail
less wWin& than be to eo wit.bout . By the early 19708, tbe lordly
oUprofiu. :1 ~~e~ =:: ~
He divided tbem. u a wolf Arabs. The oilmen pleaded Lb.at.
wouJd cut out &beep, by impca· Ul the hairy times ahead in the
lag selective c_vtbacts. fint 00 Middle East. price WU oot their
Occidental. then Exxon, tben vatal in~t sintt they could
(onfemporMy Emb~ssy Design
P••• price loenu. • ad
ptOflt by t.M111. Wlult ...... to
UM oilmen wu eonUo'8it61.-.
ferentJaJ aeceu to M.lddle It.a oll by(tie iujca. ..
ln return. tbe< on _._...
off•red tbetr maaatflt•'llt world-1de 1,uem ol uptot•
tJon, prodadiao. tr&Dt~ ,..
flnln1 and 1D.UketlDc -WldiOut which a sheik's deerees ... but
•eak ~ io.t. OD a ... of
chaos. But of far ,....._ 'flllDe.
tbe oil baroaa qreed to uatbeir
lnOuenee 111 WUhlqtcm to help
the Arabs maolpulate the Uatted
States.
THEIR SUCCESS must co
down u oae of the great.eat
scandals of our times. Flnt. tbe
United Stat.ea stood by la um
while the shah of Iran ~ tbe
drive for a 1i1ant1c oil prtee in-
crease. Top-secret documents
show I.bat Washington bad the
muscle to shut up the abab ad
to restrain the Saudis.
It needs to be repeated again
and again: The United States
could have stopped the oil
gouge! Not only did our INders
la iJ to d<> this, they also
manaeed to lose Iran and
alienate Saudi Arabia in t.be in·
terim.
Our only protection again.It
betn1 botJl closed down foJ' wapt
of ener-o aAd baaknlpted bJ ita
eoat, meanwhile ...... to stadily
incre.ue tbe percstace of our enero prodDeed a bome.
Tbis seemed a taak that
America. brlmmin1 with
Datural r-.oarces. bursUDc wtt.b
lecbnolo1lcal know-bow,
forUfled by a tradltioully
publlc-splrii.d cltlseD.17 and
can·do mentality, •eemed
UD.lquety equipped t.o undeJUke.
BUT TBE on. majors bad •
different aoa1 ; their aim WM to continue raking in oil profits
from the Kiddle East. The peed or I.be otJ companies, rather than
the desperate need of the natlon,
won out.
In ~ slx years sl.D.ce Preli·
dent Richard Nixon emptily
promlsed "energy independence
by 1980," our dependence oo im·
ported energy has jumped from
33 perceot to 50 percenL
The performance of the
Wastu.acton establishment bas
been ,.c.betic, aimleu., ipoble,
listlesa. 1cnorant and self·
mdulgeat wbiJe the problem has
coae rrom ...,.._to intolerable.
What Once Was Gossip Now Is News
C)
WASHING TON -I got a
lau1b out of a bead.line m last
Sunday's New York T imes:
"Cam~ Raising Debates oo Privacy.' Wbat debate? The de-
bate la over. So la privacy. In
print, &D)'thlq goes and we will
soon know what the emperor
does wben be bu DO CkJtbes.
You mq have notlced ltGries. ror tmtane., lndlcat1n1 that
Edwan:I Km-
a e d 1 ba·a
what Uled to !
be called"• •1• for Uae lad let ... If
you haven't.
Tedd,'•
womanlsln1
will M tbe co.er ltory ol
the Deeember
lllue of 1be Waahlqton Mcm-thlJ, a mqalne uaualb' more
comfortable with budlt n.ure..
ALL GOOD, dirty tun -Del
then'• n«Mn1 parUcaJa.rl1 new
about bank,y-Nllb la the balls
of power and lfo~day ~~·
Hevy Adams wrote lDtrllUlD&IY
of tbe ~ ud 1Dfluential
Art Hoppe
women actinc u •'host.eases'' In
all-male official Wuhiaatoa of
the 1870s. Grover Cleveland,
fat.her of an Wecttimate chlld.
managed to survive "Ma! Ma!
Where's my pa! Gone to the
White RouM, Ha, Ha, Ha!" An
anonymom BalUmore Sun re-
porter wrote a belt·ae~r in
1931. "Wublqtoo Mel'J7-0o-Rowad." wblda toucbect OD "tbe
amoun of the pett)' people'' -
hla name. later revealed, was
Drewhanoa.
WllA'MI NSW is that eveq
detail ol what UMd to be Un>·
palp bas 10S11p b now COD·
1tdered news. Uteratu.re. neo. Between bardcoven In DOii·
flctlon boot• lite MJta
llcPbenoo's '"lbe Power IAY·
era," wherein 1be reports:
"Moat polltAdana really arm't
all that Sood la bed, at leut
that's what many whn aad
airlfrlendl aa,y. Tbeir lust la for
power -aex ls 1econdU"J.''
William Masten, ot llluten ad
JobnMJD,, put lt um way: "Good
sex takes two -and la tbeb'
(poUtldlms") case only oae ls
lmportaat. ••
Reporters. if we knew.
uaed to keep our typewriter
caus shut. if not our mouths.
There is a lot of sex in polibcs
and a lot oC politicians act like
perpetual teen-aaera. Robert
Redlord. who followtit a few of
them around to make a mcme
called •"!be Candidate, .. to.Id me
be tbouPt there wu more Jociee
lea in politics than lD bia bast-
oea. Jbtty Troy, a New Y<lft
City .,,..,.;hnan who later tat in
trouble wtt.b tbe law, added:
"PoUtia ls about mu w.bo km
YOG.r Uland WOIDeD wbo.. • • "
But napo1tera ud aDdkltt.es
were an tbe ro.d ~ ud
there ... a code ol boaoNble
silence bact bome. Nobody
..... write •bout the reemt
pre1"'ential noimt.,.. wbo fatted
• former bea~ eaateat wtaDa-
to mo.. aw,a.y from Wubi.aatm
to escape bla crude &ad P'l'l1a-
tat pqnult. Wbo wanted to do a
feature story on anotber
nominee wbo •••t1••cl a member-bit campaip ltdto
make sure bb wife w-. .put ln,
and stayed la, a separate wiQI
of tbe botel1 where they
stopped!
Eli za beth Ray , Faone
Fox. Mecan Marscback ended
all that. . .their sad little stories
were covered better than t.be
famine in Africa. The prea is
obviously about to make a fool of
itself over this tJd.DI. We operate
on competitive fear. The quea-
Uon at Newsweek, to make an
·example. la not alwaya wbelber
aomelhJq la really news or
DeWIWOC'tlay, but: ''Doe.a 11me
have tt?"
so. TBSaa .,.. lcUr to be
•tories oot only about wblther
Teddy does it -or Romde. or Jerry -Dlllt bow, bow aftm ud
bow well. Tbe peas. bo.....r, ii
not aoleb' to blame In tlda dis-tasteful enterprise. Politicians
really :E Uda· .... ~ a.et out to e thelNelfta 111 Mo-movie and started apioft..
lq tbe family. tbe liUle WV. Del
tbe lovely ldddlela to snl> olf • few ltar·ltruck YOtea. ID the
end, tbla bl'aad ol d1.rV polltlca
probably doeln't meao all that
much. !kit tt'1 lroeic tbat a Keo-
nedy may be the vi~ ol the
backflrtq of a weapoa perfeded
by the Kennecly8.
'Die Day the Governor Visited Sacramento
tbe I09elDOr WU WtulJ7 re-
C!OpiwcL ··s.,. didD"t ,. ued to be
Oo·Hrnor Browa?" asked a
toarUt fnJlll YINJia. ''Or ... tbat JOGI' ,...., ..
ONC& INBIDS. UM p•nor
WU WarmJ7 wekomed by IOIJ1•
cent G....,._ wbo l"UIJS tbe lJt.
formation bootll on. tbe ftnt tloot "May I help )'OU, llrt" warm!1
welcomed Mn. Greene. "WCIWd
1ou care fol' a rree broebare stv·
lDI a biltory ol lbe capJtal Cd
tbe namH of our state or· ftdallf ..
0 U It'• ft'M,.. .... u.. f/1'1· eraor. '1Wba•1 thLt t aovemor
CUrb!" • "~ la'I .a,, om'~ 1P~ ..... ..WMn.~.·~ ........... ,,\, ate:! ... ub .:1·• ':-• • 11 .... te ... 'WOUIG~ Uft ....... ..., ••
"Of .... llMltl":Uld tM 'IDY• ~r. "I aaa oa old f•mlbr •tam• O'QUDda. ,.f'tnt. I am
•ollll to vt.lt tbe State Senate. !!xffllior ! ..
"No. llr, that's DCllt ueeklor, ..
saJd lln. Greene. "That's tbe
woaaea'1 ~.But I'm at.raid
you woa 't be admitted to the
Senae. Vl&ttor'1 Gallery wttbavt
• pus =m your state MUtor.
Mar I ha.-e the um& of ,ours,
ple&M!"
Plam. ''He'• beell out to hmeb
aince lat ~bU an4 If t
doo 't bear from blm --. I'm
fOlnl to ba'te to inform SomeaDe
la autborttJ. •• . ·y OQ doo't undentand ••• uld
the c~ ftrmly. •"l'be P · emor, a'# mat,...
''Ob, anotber Cllle:• 1aicl ML
Plum. "Beat it. mac, befon I
call the cope. I doll 't mow what
it la about tbla place, but tt'a
alwl)'9 ettraoted mm."
SUCH A DIVEa&ITY OF LOYALTIES calls
for vigilance, one source here said. When an
Iranian religious luder arrived in the emirate
of Dubm cm a priHte riait some moatbs ago, tbe
federal authorities bere in Abu Khabi detained
him for asbortperlod and tben deportedbim.
Western dlplomaUc sourees say the federation
and its Arab neighbor& are convinced of tl)e need
for more coordination on security matters. The
sheiks see the security of the ~~lan Gulf as
primarily the security of their regimes.
Tbe Ero1rates closely follow the political and
oil policie1 of neighboring Saudi Arabia and
maintain close ties with other Arab tulf stat.es.
T)leir military strength is small, and the sheiks
believe the major deterrent against trouble from
outside is their longstanding policy of maintaining
good relations with as broad a spectrum of
countries as possible.
THE SOURCES SAID ALTHOUGH TllE
Emirates are pro-Western, they do not want a U.S.
military presence in the autr because they fear lt
would l1mlt t.belr own freedom ol acdoo. •-n.e naler'I feel that Saudi ArJbla,, their own
iWdecllle PC:mitSon ~ moet issues. aDcl tbelr maoey
are reliaf>Je ramparll •Jainst moat ntemal
threats, .. said one source.
• Bdt tMr'9 an ..... tt.lrri.all ..Gt loeel
•" Jllfl' ... • .....i ...,_.aid. Wit.ta a ~er. · more edDeated poeratloe buUct1D1 up, tbere bave • '"D caDs f~ a more reptesesitative form of
~
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Tr:oubk Fallowing
Arabian Students
MILTON, Wit. <AP> -Thirty.four Saudi
Arabian studellta came to Milton Colleae after
problems with town.afollt at another Wilconain
school. Now they're moviq to a tb1rd college -
after fl8bl.s with American studeata bere.
.. It seems that the cuhural bridle that exists
beureee Jllddle Easterners and Americans is just a little too pea fOI' llS to eross, •• Aid David
W aten, 'rice president of tbe 31ktudent Mllton
Collete.
1',11B MtJDIS. IN TBS UNll'ED States fOf' a t~ pQlk:e traffic course, will be sat um
weU. btJm tbe small llMnl arts aebool here to
Maditcm. u1d Barbara I.An, project direetor for the~ that ii CrabUD& tbe students. Tbe Saudi studeb\8' departure follows a "beer
. bra•l .. at a danee No•. 15 1D wbicb two Saudis • .,. llQur.d and four Americans were toJd to
I••'• tbe e•mpus for several days, eolle1e
1p0ke1ma Linda Krui>ke said. The Saudil were
: treai.c! tor euts •t a loeal bolpttal.
f 1H
,AP .......
TROU81..E BREW.NG ACR088 THE GULF?
United Arab Eml,.tea Edgy About Iran
atade up of the seven rulers headed by Zayed. A
federal National Assembly whose 40 members are
appointed by the rulers can advise but bas no
le1ulatlve power. It ls hea~ by Taryam Omran.
who observers here say is one of the leading
exponents of cbanae.
"BECAUSE OF ED\JCATION. BECAUSE of
more communication Wt~ the rest of the world,
young people are demandint more representation,
more changes," sa\d Omran in an laterview. "I
bope the government satisfies this. because it
would ti. a factor for stability here and therefore ~in the entire ~gion. •·
Western diplomatic sources. bere say such
demands a.re a crowilla element in local politics
and Zayed recognizes this.
"But it ls not a burnin({ issue as it was lll Iran
against the shah.·· ooe ~r source said.
·'The army bas no probi~m maintaining
internal stturity,.. said ooe independent source.
"But U ever there were trouble from abroad. the
most lt could do would be bold the fort for a wbJ.le
unW outside help arrived."
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.-in ldYloee. Pre-set 11 to record as many as foot
dltfw1nt progiama on dlffe<ent channels. even on ._ ___________ ...,=-1!' ___ --t different days Or recod the same program
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a that picture were
lnvoluntarU.y performed by ber
es a result ol the beatinas," the
ilfOdavtt.said.
Attomeys for MLss Lovelace
Petitioned. a court in July to
leslenate a financial 1uardhm
1'nd state Supreme Court Justice
1lobert Meade appolntM Bloek
to investigate. Meade said be set
a Dec. 3 bearing on the
JO.year-old actress' request.
.. SHE WANTS a conservator to 1ather her assets which have
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flsM ............. ~l\ In re1a1n laa\alh••nta -aallJmCllllblY.
Open iad ctidlt, AllO called
re•olvlU :u.dlt, 11 reutable.
You ean"lionow CIYer and Ovtr,
up to a ~ level, wttbout maklDI a new appUcaUoo MCb
Ume. Bank carctl, retailen aDd
onrdratt cb•ctin1 propama
involv• rewl\liDI credit.
Tbe fedel'al Tnltb·in·Lendina
Jaw NQulrel crediton to tell you
bow mucb you have to pay to UH
their money. There are two
important ft.lwa: tbe ftnance
cbar1e and the annual
pereeatqe rate.
THE FINANCE CBAaGE ls
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cbar1es and any service fees,
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Suppose, for example, you
borrow $100 for one year and
Security Plan
Called 'Tax'
WASHINGTON CAP>
Americans should for1et the
"myth" that Social Security 11 a
contributory pension plan and
accept it as a tax on worlten to
s upport "the vulnerable of ov.r
society,·· says the system's out-
going commissioners.
TBS INT&a&IT, AT l~ per~ ._ ll.7S -more tba
'"'" • macb ,. 1'0G pay u tbl creditor uaea tbe adJut4Hl
balanee metbiod. n. ~ bt&Uee m«lriod ta UM Wint dW Of all. YOd Ill
no cNCI& at all tor pa~
made dmiDI a bWiDi oeriod. You pay t.m.rett on tb1 full amouat outltaDdlq at tbe ed ol
the lut bllllnl period. Under
WI 1,.eem. JOU woa1d pay •ID
fnterett CID tM 9*>0 aeeomrt -DO
nevatNO ovr TD umual :;::;'tJ4::on:~cb you paid
percenta1e rate 1eta Note: letereat ratea ar11
eompllcatecl. Tbat'1 wb)t UM law 10 .. med by state uaury laWI
mat.1 CNdlton do the Job for tnd vary widely. The muimam
you. in Arkansu ls t.be lowtlt 1D the Tb• law alto requires leaden naUoa -10 pereent a year cm wbo l1'ut opeo-end credit to tell YirtuaUy all loenl. At tbe other
you boW tbe)' calculate lnter.t. end ol tbe scale, Ml11ls1lppl
TbeJ 'llla7 bue char1~ on tbe. allows credlton to cbar1e 3 adjusted balance, on tbe percent a mcaJa or 31 percent a
averap dalb' balance or CID U. year oo the ftnt *°of debt. preYioal~.
Tbe adjmted balance met.bod •OST 8TATS8 PSaMIT is the tdD\Plelt and lt la a1lo tbe lmerest. dw'les fll 1 ~ peremt a
cheapest tor the customer. The mootb -or UI pereeat a year -creditor takes tbe unpaid on tbe ftnt '500 of revolvtni
b a la n c e • • u b tr a ct 1 • n y credit and 1 perc!ellt a month or
paymmta, then ftpres out tbe 12 percent a year oa eve!'Ytbinl
interest on tbe difference. above that.
Jf you've been spreadlnl out 8VPP08E, FOa EXAllPLE. your pu.rdiues amon1 aevet..i
you bave a balance of MOO. You cards, you may be paytn1 ~
pay $300 durla1 tbe bUUna than you have to. Cub advances·
period. Tbe creditor ehar1e1 auo usuaally are cbarpd at a
interest CID $100. At 1~ petUDt a lo,rer rate thin purchases: it
month -tbe moat common may be cheaper to take a cash
baalc rate for revolvtnfncredlt -advanee a1atn1t your cre4Jt you would pay '1.50 lll terelt. cares. The av•race dally balance JI you have a .problem with a
method ls more complicated and credit card OJ' eharle aceount,
more costly. It takes into you may be ptotedect by the
account wben )'OU pay as well as Fair Credit Billlq Act.
bow mucb you pay. Tbe creditor
adds up )"(JUI" balances fOI' ever.y 'rBE ACI' SETS down rules
day in tbe bWlq period. then for credit.ora ud eonaumers to
btnln1 em>n. woru: u 10U ,. • tiW tbat'·lia •
mutate, Mad • wtttten noue. to
tbe credltor wttbl.D eo c1ay, of the Umt 10'l _. the bill. 1.-eludo
JOW' aam. and aeeount aumw. a deleripdoo ol &.be error. tbe
amoaat ,lpiwo~v•d and an
nptallltioD of tl!lil P"Oblem. ft ts a lood ... to lead the letter .,,.
certJfled mail, With • r.turn receipt requet*I, ao rou bave
proof ol what )'OU'ff .....
Tbe cr•dttor baa to ac~e JoGr letter wtthtn ao da11 after be or shit 1eta tt
un1eu the error can be cleand
up 10DDtr than that. Wlthln to
daya, tbe creditor' muat resolw
tbe dl•i>ute -eltber by corl'fftlnc tM m.lltab or by
explalatnf wbJ tla• bUI i•
correct. I tbe creditor HJ• Ua•r• ta no error. JOU c demand eopta of docu ta provinl 10Q owe tbe mooey.
You doa't have to pay the
disputed amount uo\ll the
ar=1ent la settled. If tbe
ori bW turnl out to be rt'2lt. bownw, you not only hue to
pay tbe amount that you
questiooed, yeu also have to pay
any finance char1es that
accumul8ted in tbe meantime.
LEARN THE ROPES
Shop for Credit
Students · Cool It
In C00:l Bathrooms
NC>RTH KINGSTOWN, R.I. <AP> -Scbool offlcl.U in North
Kinptown bave come up wttb a way to save ener11 and keep a
closer eye oa their cb.ar1es a tbe same time.
Tbermostata 1n all claurooms are bein1 aet at as Ctecreea tbla
winter, butt.be bathrooms are another matter.
SaperlQtedent Edward J . Maher sajd Wed that to budle the
problem of students con1re1aunc In the bathrooms, the
thenno911U there ~ be set at SS dqrees
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Interest Tax Break Eyed
WASHINGTON <AP> -The Senate Flnance Committee. re-
jeclin1 arsumeots of a bonanu for the wealthy. Is giving rush
treatment to leplation tbal would allow mdJviduals tu-free ln·
t.erat and dividends of up to $200 a year. The provision, adopted
Tbunday oii a 15-2 vote, a.leo would let a couple fding a joint retum
avoid federal income t.ues oo up lo $400 worth of interest and
dlvideadt eam year. . He said Miss Lovelace bas
ylrtually no income, since no
~alties have been paid to her from "Deep ~at."
Stanford G. Ross said Social
Security ts a P•Y·H ·YQU•IO
system, with benefit.a wellbted
to favor low-income workers.
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AND CONCQN FOR OUR FELLOW AMERICAN . ~
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ROllE (AP) Color private televtaJon ln lta· b' blue.
ID a fterce battle for the raUn11 witb the state·
l'UD television network, the private stations bave
been atepp6q up their diet of SQ. ud pom<>1rapby
-tbrowinl a scare into the movie lndmtry as
well.
Viewers spinning the dials after m.ldnlpt can
find housewives abeddin& ~eir clot4es, a 17.year·
~d student "put at stake" on a qui1 called "WUd
l>ajamas," and even hard-core f11ma
A &ECENT WEEKENP 8CRBDVL£ IN
Milan offered films enUUed "Report OD tM Sexual
Behavior of Housewives," "A Bod1 to tove.''
u0ne Can Do a Lot with Seven Womenu and
.. Hancbome Dark-Haired Woman Seeks Super ·
Man."
Until ftve years a,o, viewers bad no cboi~ but
to wat.dl tbe two dwmea. ol the state's RAJ-TV, a.ut a blab court rullq tbat tbe atate monopoly of 1oeal t.elevialoll and radio was unconatltuti<maJ
e>pened the airwaves. Now there are d TV sta·
tions and 2,Z'lO radio outlets from tbe Alps to
Sicily.
Al they bave moltlplled they have made an in·
trea~ laqe dent ln RAJ'a audience. lDduatry
maiden say the private atati<lnl have doubled
U.etr share of viewers ln two years to reach
between 14 and 11 percent ot ~audience and
show no stena of peaking.
FOR YEARS THE STATE TELEVISION
1pumed demands of sports fans for the live broad-
cast of such events as boxing m•tcbes in the Unit·
ed States on the ground that because of the time
difference tbey would be shown in the middle of
the nlgbt here and disturb the sleep of Italians.
But the private television stations are finding
a large wide-awake audience for their posl·
111idnipt sex shows.
"ln tbe name of the lndepeodence of lhe dial,
•ntblnkable confines have been croaaed on
ielevislon;" commented the leftist weekly
t..'Europeo in an article entiUecl "Ero9 oa TV." It
.. id the "voYeun in m:y.::U caJt"'tttJsfr eroleJws la c.bo1Ce wUbout ol bo&dneu."
""' • SEX SHOWS HIT THE AJRWAVU about two
years ago with a Hun1arian·boro blonde, Dona
StalleT, enga1in1 in suggestive chats with viewers
on Rome's Teleluna.
Next came Teleradiocity, a station in Alessan·
dria near Turin, having housewives strip when
viewers called in the correct answers to quiz show
questions.
Marina, a 17-year-old student, removes her
clothing on the same station on "Wild Pajamas"
whose highlight puts Marina at stake for the
answer to one final question. One vtewer went to
court to try to have the show banned. But tbe judge
ruled that wblle the abow mQ be in bad taa&e it'•
not oblcene and diamiased the suit.
THE STATION CONTENDED Tll.\T TBE
••'.'Prize" cooalated of no more than a chat over tea
trit.b Martna.
a.,oad tbe pomOIJ'&Pb.>'. the. private stations
N8 dolal.l»ttle by limply puttlnl OD 1eote1 more mma than RAJ each week, eveis tbouab maoy are
dd ol ~ qualify. TIM lt8te TV oCf~ oaly mm. a Week wtdl• Ul• ~e JDdastr7 claims
• private ~ pi'Oai'am • 1DaDl u 5,000, a ctor. tlae lnduiti'; *1abns, biti1nd f~ box of.
e teeetpta.
SeVenl eom,,.._ wbic:h control a number of
vate ltatiOaa ree.ntlY reached 81J"Mment with
atrlbutiOD com~ to buy ~ hundred.a of
auality ftlms. ~ F~ feWnl'a clauics 01i.a Dole. VJt.it .. Ud ···~· ..
TBB ENTI•& P&IUTll &ADIO AND
ylevlalon .sector remalU unrelulated penclina
,... ... o1 ~~that would allocate tnQueact• an4 •ta A\andudl. The bill.
ti>wever, failed to S*t 9'lt ol partlammt before the
ljpal&ture wu dl.uolved lut aprtnc to pave the
way forearl)t eleCUoaa.
RNl baa alao be1u11 experimental
traUmluiom OD a thlrd cbmmel which la lntended
lO brinl tome reetonal Pnicramm1.na to tbe Ill· ~Dal'**"°**· ID tbe meutlme, tb4i ~~~private 1tatlom
bl not bNa Jost o:> tlaa~ puuudana. Former
premier Guillo AAillNoUl eboM a prtvate atatloa to
•• • rare TV ......,.., a few lllODUla aao. ad
me'• CommUDIM Msy0r ~ Pltrole1li bu Jmt ~;a_1Netly-;'Clll-U....,_ .. abow
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"IT'S TZ&UBLY unfortunate
lbat we c:oWdn't"even readl tbe merttt ot the eae. Ulat it bad to be dlamlued oa a p.arely
tecbnical baall." uid Ka.
Jenkiol
Ila. Jenktm and two ot lier
student.I wbd jolDed the IUit ID.l1
take their concern over
Fullertan'a bllincual prosram to federal court under the federal
equal opportunity laws.
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IUNltlCMI C:OUlt'T Of' ntE
STAT• Of' CAUl'OttMIA l'Olt
Tl4• OOUWTY OP ottAleOI
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re, l heard il a'&atn this morning-the door went
'clang' instead ol 'aw~.' "
J .Z., New YO?'k
Thanks for the update oo CUTent Gerlaer pro-
duct•' addlUvea. Where auaar ii med at all la
tbeae looda, U la no more tba.11 t pertemt ud
1nerally la u.e 3 to s percem ruae.
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DEAR PAT: Would you ple.ue tell me the
mailing address of the ore•niutloG tbat provides
ipformatioo on bow to start a bakery. I believe it
was in the Daily Pilot several montha aeo, but I
didn't save the clipping at that time.
E.P., Santa Ana Heights
Contact Ute Retail Baken ot A•edea, SaUe z.se, PresideDUal BaJJdlD1, '525 Bekrest a.ad,
Bya&tsvtlle, Md. mu. AM spedftc q..UOU-
operatm& cosu, soa.rcea of eqatpmeat, aJMI aay
otber buslnesl·rela~ matters tllat coattn )'Otl.
Thia la a trade aaaoclatloe for mom·aad-pop
bakeries. • Polfeg Pro.,ide• •Pa••' Perled
DEAR PAT: What if I buy life insurance and
then change my mind and decide I don't want it.
Can I do that wit.bout losing my initial premium?
P.E .. Huntington Beach
Yea. Many Ufe hlaarance eompaaJe. miow ofter
a new pollcybolder ~ .. rtpt.t·rdal'D" period to
decide whe&Mr to keep tbel.r poliey, or rehlna k
and get a full refmad of Ute preml .. paid. AD la·
dastry RJVey abow1 ~at aboll& • perttt1t of &M
compaaJes offering tbJa "f~ loot" privilege set
tile time period at It days. Olll.y Z perceat of _.
parcbuen retara thlr pollclea •uta1 tllat
pertM.
~o~u ~ ONLY@DAYS TO
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GREATEST
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THE SUPER '79 CHRISTMAS GIFT SHOW & SALE®
OVER 460 RETAILERS, WHOLESA~EAS, AND MANUFACTURERS have been brought
together at the Anaherm Convention CQpter for a giant three day Christmas gift sale
-450 different merchants-bigger th&n any shopping center In Csllfornta. New
products, unique gifts, discounts, and more. This year, do an of your Christmas
shopping In ooe place, at one time, and have fun doing ltt
A FEW OF THE THOUSANDS OF GIFT ITEMS YOU'LL FIND-toys, Jewelry, sport-
ing goods, :rv·s, apparel, arts & crafts, appliances, mopeds & motorcycles, bicycles,
books, pianos, pool tables, organs, f umlture and accessories, records & tapes,
cameras, atereoe, home decorator Items. and thousands of other gifts. PLUS A
WIDE VARl!TY OF UNUSUAL MERCHANDISE NOT GENERALLY FOUND ALL IN
ONE PLACE. . ..
THOUSANDS OF
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For one day only, you Wtll find
an additional $250.000 worth
of 14K gold added to our
regular stock in Cypress.
Tustin. Anaheim, Huntington -
Beach. and Upland. Choose
from lovely chains, charms .
charm holders. bracelets,
pierced earrings, and
pendants. All 14K gold!
Now's the time to buy for
Christmas giving
Fine mw~'"8tld .
Costume Jewelry
r Departments
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4.99
5.99
12.99
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J~nforpuHov•ra.lncowlor
V-neck style$. Acrylic in solids or
stripes. Sizes S-M-L. reg 9.00
4.01 off pf •Id Ullaor.d ahlrt• of
woven polyester/cotton. Sizes 718
to 15/16, reg. 10.00
Hooded, aued• aweater Jacket• •
of split leather and acrylic knit with
toggle buttons. Jr. S-M-L.
Speclel purchHe turtleneck• in
solid color knit polyester/ cotton.
Misses' sizes S-M-L 3.99 each
Entire atock prewHhed J••n• in rrnsses' and juniors.sizes. reg
18.00-29.00. 13.50-21.75
Full figure, polye•t•r pull-on
pant•. Waists 32-38 in petite or
average lengths. reg. 10.00.
Juf)for jacketa. Many styies to
chooee from. some hooded. Reg.
36.00-46.oo. 21.eo-21 .eo
Cardigan ••••t•,. of acryhc.
Choice of colors. S·M-L Reg.
14.00. Accessories Oept.
Mervyn•a br8a, Pll"'Y brtefa.
Contour, halter, underwire bras.
Reg. 4.00-7.00, 2.M-4.M
Granny gown• or pa)emH in
warm cotton flannel. Pretty prints In
sizes 34-40, reg. 8.00
50% off girts' bQota in plain or
harnessed. side zipper styles. Wine,
black, tan. Reg 17.99
All glrt1• He•lthte ... 7 -14, reg.
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5.50-13.00, 4.12-9.75.
Girt•' corduroy pants of soft
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10.00, 5.99; 4-6X. reg. 8.00. 4.99.
Girt•' .... .,...,of polyester
Flannel 11, Of nylon tricot. Sizes
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Girts' putlovera of embroidered.
brushed' acrylic. Choice of three
necklines. SlzeS 7-14. reg. 10.00.
Wano t,lankef 11 • ..,.,.. Infants'
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1.00 each, 4.71 eactt.
Aft toddlers' Heatattexe In styles
fot bo)"l~nd girts. Sizes 2-3·4, reg.
?·00-10.so. 3.11-1.11.
Save 5.00 on Juntor Cruta.,.•
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Soys' akl aweatera. S-M-L-XL lits 1
8-18 Acrylic. reg 16 00.10.99
Sizes 4-7. reg. 12.00, 8.99 0.99
Dr••• ahirta of knit potyeater.
Shortsleeve. reg. 10.00. 4.99.
long sleeve. reg. 11.00, 5.99 .
• 40% off p&8id ahlrta of
preshrunk cotton flannel 1 or 2
pockets S-M-L-Xl, reg 10 00
Levi's• boot Jeena. Indigo blue
denim of cotton/polyester. Wa1s1
sizes 28 to 38.
Levi'•• dr•H alacka in chotce
of five fashiol'l colors. Texturtzed
polyester, reg. 18 00
Warm nyton vean wrth
polyester fiberfill. stand-up or
wing collar. S-M-L-XL. reg. 24.00
"vi'•• au,,., ... l• of cotton,
indigo bfue denim that fades
beautifuUy. Waists 28-38.
~nit puNov.,. accented with
contrast ooeot ...._. Act)41c.
S-M·L·XL. reg. 14.00.
Brief9, tHa, A·ahlrta. Pkg of 3.
reg. 5.00, 3.50. Polyester/cotton.
Boxers, pkg. of 2. reg. 5.00, 3 .50
Athletic tube socks in white with
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fits 10-14. Pkg. of 6. reg. 6.00.
12.01 off warm-up ault9 with
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acrylic. S-M-L-XL. reg 28.00.
Irregular ldtchen..terrlH. Print
thirsty conon/polyest8f Minor
imperfections won't attect wear.
SUghtty lrqgu'8t beth towels.
Cotton/polyest8f terry. Minot
Imperfections won't attecl wear. .
OuNt bedapre8da. ». twin,
20.00; 35.00 fuff, ,23.33; 40.00
queen. 21.ee: 4$'.oo kklQ. 30.00.
Etectrtc blanketa with irregular
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king. 70.00. Your chotce, 29.~
Twtn mutbn lhffts. Solid
color cotton/potyester. reg. 6 00
each. Save on ottler sizes. too.
50% off fttour 90llde. Washable
Amel• triace$818/nyton.
54 .. wide. Reg. 4.00yd.
1doWltulMller ......... 14''
Junior size only. Won't rutt ~
snag. Reg. 2.40 dozen. J"
4.99
5.99
11.99
11.99
15.99
12.99 .
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9.99
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A soft blanket of white covers a yucca plant in the biah
desert near Mt. Charleston, west of Las Veau.. The fint
snowfall of the season was a forecast of more to come as
• the National Weather Service's long range prediction ts
l-0t hea.y rain and snowfall throughout most ot the COUD·
try through mid-December.
POINSE'ITIAS wlll ata)' in ,
bloom tbrou&h llAreh, with pro-
per care. They are, however.
easily hurt b)' ~t and will be
their leaves qulc&q, U expoled toeold air.
Aootber nutritional advan&.qe
for Calitorata avocados bu been
d1acoYered tbroulb studiea by
Dr . .Roltyn Alftlf.Slater, UCLA
nutrttioallt who aJao arves as
chairman of the Nutritional
Committee of the Callfornle
Avocado Commiaaion.
Wbilet.be percentace of p~··
content la IOw tD avocados, <u
1 n a II fre•b frulU apd
veaetablea) • bu foGQd tbat
Callfomla avoc•dol eootifO a
complete ~ln 1upply. The
rrult otfen an nine eaaentlal
amtno addl that are required in
the manuracturtnc or protein in
the body and most of the non-
. etaen.tial amino •deb ... well
IN PREVIOllS STtJDIP.8. Dr.
AJfin·Slater bu found California
avoc-. bl~ In potulium ud
llOU.D8 NDD ~ tJI ~ water ••• •••••• ~ood
j ~. n.,. pNt9r tbeli' IOU • • cm ttie add llde.: TbeU Dlmm _..
Dress Up .Patio
Tbae plu1a t.brtve oaty ID full sun, ao for optimum lrowtb.
teep t.be plant in s~
.. mucb u pouible,c -bat daa't '
let the foJiaae touch the window
lf it'a cold outside, olberwtae they'll wither.
WATEa POINSE'ITIA pWlla
when the soil feela dry wtt.b
room temperature water. Tben
allow tbe plantin• medium to
become afl1htly dry before
watefinl .,ain. Tb.la ean ~ a
difficult Jud1ment. slnee ·the
planttq medium may a~pear to
be di')' OD top, wb1Je really quite
wet below the surface so be careful.
Weekend
Gardening
Checklut
• Ooot--.on veaetaJ:Ms can be planted now. Tbe perennial
ve1etab&es aucb ·as artichokes,
uparqua and rhubarb can be
planted too.
:.: o'=:1i!::=:! ~J:.>" Sbe alio vered aa!ftdart
oil-soluble vttamtna A and E
preaent in avocados to supply
approximately 10 percent of the
body's recommended dietary al-lo•ance. · ettber male or female, ~ at leUt CID8 ma1,
polllD1-' wilb the l>elT)'-bearias
famW.. 'lbll uplaina why tbe
maa7 Hedlla_f• tbat pop up
around old boUy plants do not
bearcros:w
shop for hollies now durina the
aeaaoo when tbelr leaf and berry
aft at their best. Then, next year be tbe envy of the neigh.
borbood and supply holly berries to frieoda.
Does your Jlvin1 room or
family room open out onto a
patio? U so, think cbryaan
themuma Jn eontalnen bloominJ
with those loveJy. mello"
autumn colors. Or. perhaps
you'd like to try a conta.J.ner or
two of full·berrled pyracanthas
in either orange or red -what
better signifies the coming or the
Yuletide season.
For yoo.r entrywa~. bow about
nandina or more commonly
known as heavenly bamboo in a
tub Thia is a shrub t.bat adds a
Jot to any season.
For aprtna bulbs in pots, daf.
fodlls can be found so that they
will come into bloom shortly
after Christmas and continue to
make YoU think •PriDI bu ar-~ rived well before your calendar
confirms it.
Also, check out lhe pink and
white cyclamens or primroses
which come in a vartety of col-
ors and can be potted ror patio,
balcony, or entryw~.
call 64.2-1671.
Put • few worda
to work for u.
With the lovely red, white or
pink potnseWu tou receive at
Christmas. you cam make an ex-
tra special decoration. Tie a big
red bow with a candy cane in-
serted in it and wrap around the
planter for a fesUve touch.
Thin candles can also be in· serted into the pot to add a
charming touch for a table cen-
terpiece. but make certain the
candles are lone enoueh ao the .
• Remember. the rain can't
reach plants srowtne next to the
house under wtde overb1D.1s.
Don't let them dry out
• An early Deeember feedm&
wilJ help keep motl California
lawns greener durlne coot weather.
• Top ~ garden beda walb
compost. peat moss. or wood
bark products. Start a compost
pile ff'OIJ) leaves you rake up
Your nW'll8r)'man can gave you
details on bow to do 1t
.\ODrnONA.L ANAL YSl8 un-
der her dlrectioo has found
Cautonu. avocados to contain a
faar amount of usable iron. and
s11nlftcant amounts of
phoapboroua, magnesium and
Vltamlns ot the B complex.
Dr. AlftD.SlaW aJao cit.es the
otl content in Ca1Uornia
avocados as a concentrated
source of energy with more than
80 percatt of th.is oil regiatering
as unsaturated. And of course.
as a fnut avocados were earlier
found to have no cholesterol.
Even Wlth tJus 011 content, she
notes that the average half-sheU
California avocado serving only
conta.im 143 calones
PRE-HOIJIDAY: .. · €~•e a Living
SALE
Living Christmas Trees
$2.95-$15.95
Paul Ecke Poinsettias
Cof!1ing December 5th
ChrUtmot Cactt.&I and Cflclomen
cwailable in all colon-12 95
CN-istmas Tree
Would you like a Christmas tree t.bat is always
wonderfully green and fragrant? One that never
dries out and and drops its needles? One you can
uae tor several years in a row'!
Ir the answer is yea to all of these, t.ben bead
for the nearest nuraery and select a livlne Christmas tree this year.
There are various conifers that may be crown
for several years in a tub -enjoyed outdoors on a
patio or deck for most or the year, tbeo boupt into
the house and trimmed tor the holiday season.
THE DWARF Alberta spruce LI a bandaome tub plant that wlll serve u a miniature Cbriatmu
tree for yeara. It. abort. fine needlea are IOft to tbe
touch, and they are a briabt sreen when YOUD& and
as the tree matures they turn a sraY .,...... It
stands up well to the cold but Deeds protectioo from
eittierbot or ~a~ wtndl.
Another aooct cbolce ia the ltaliu StoDe Pine which can be pnmed into a sta1klu tub apedmeo.
The more naturally compact Seotdi Pi.De la a very
deslrab&e llftnc Chrtatmas tree u LI tbe natin
llOD&.wey Pine which la hecomin1 man and mON
popular and LI a fat pvwer.
TBS OOAST redwood <more available la ~~---...,.....--------· northem Caltfonll.a> lives us IOIDetblq dUfernt,
and •Ul'Prillnlb'. it wl11 remain happy ill • tub lor years. It la not only pleutq to -the eye but la
•
virtually pest free and bu that lovely wooda1
• 1mell about lt.
Now lt'a up to )'Ou to check around your local
nursery and ftnd what you're looldq for -some
1ardeners seek symmetry and otberl have an .,.
for the UllUlual and prefer dramaUc eff~ from
dtcorative IP'Owth pattema. Wblebever our cbolce.
there's a conJfer to meet your requlremeata.
Alao, remember to care for your ll•ln•
Cbrlatm.u tree Indoors like a bouMplan&. llvtq lt
aa much care u you would a potted plant. Ade·
quate m<Uture lo addition to a COD.llAeotl)' cool
room temperature ll a real nec:euity. Adbertq to
· thae two rules durine lta stay indoon, wtU live
you a llvin& CbriJtmu ~ to etU<>Y for maay
years to come.
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CHRISTMAS SHOPPING. ..
Cnooae from a new selection of beautiful ~its tr,at include many
fine hand crafted items created espectaJly fOc U(e holiday season
by our own volunteer assoaatt0n
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COALVILLE. Utab <AP> -1W7
June Krypr and ttie ~bad ae
THE S'l'lJDY A.t80 revealed that was accused of tryln1 to ban
4LBANY. Ore. <AP> -U you're drtvlna down alt.er exercise, imulin wu more like-m'Jrdered embraced u • wu ac-1.tlterl&aile $ and 1\1dde917 see a ldabldwWer ty to attaeb itaelf to tbe men'• white quitted ol comptracy and tttempted
beer UW. clan't WOl'rJ .-It sUJl iln't tM beer ben. blood cells, which ii one ol the ·~ murder.
TM truck made famom by televtlloa com· the hormone elrculatee throuCb the Mrs. K.ry1er'1 defense cant.ended
., mtmala pbes <Mioa'• hlib"YS daily but it's not body. she had a dual penonallty and that It ha~ tbe l.olpun offertno of tbe California· .. Most people wbo develop diabetes was her second personality which
Eutem Brwwtnt Co. Instead, lt is cUTYin.c more do ao when they are in their 40s or tried to hire a detective poaln1 as a
than 1,aGO cases of Orego.n'a own Blita-Wetnhard SOI," Soman sald. "Most of these pa· hired uausin to kill ber husband,
beer tient.a have enoulh insulin, which in-Eugene, of Van Nuys.
dkates that they are not insulin defi-'l'ID~TaUaUIASBBENbaulina cient, but somehow their imulin DISTRICT JUDGE Ernest F.
Blitz few Mir1JJ6' y~ end until about a year a10 doesn't work properly They are re-Baldwin acquitted ber, saytna the
was juat anodier red and BOid semi bearin& the slatant to the action ol insulin. prosecution had not proven it.a cue
COfllP8D1 Josn. "The question we have raised is, beyond a reasonable doubt.
with respect to the o~ervation in Mrs. Krycer's psycbiatrtst. Dr. Then as part of a comme?cial, it was repaint-normal people. can we somehow im· Eu1eoe Bliu, testified the 34-year·
eel witb tbe large blue J~ttertna of SchludWiller prove sensitivity and Jlucose old wom• was under the control of
fictitious heel' bNwed.elaewbere. . metabolism in patients wttb her ffCODd personality, .. June U," Par1Det'a Vern and Earl are turned back at the maturity-onset diabetes who are re-when she tried in Aueuat to arrance
Califonda-Oreeoa border by a state trooper who sistant to the action of insulin by bav-for her husband to be killed ln a car tells them Oreaonlana pen't interested lo ing them undergo J>b>'sical .tr.WO.? accident.
Scbuchfiller because they have Blitz, brewed with In studies which will be publisbid
natural lqredie.nt:S. "IUNE 0 LOOKED on the whole
C II Land E ed thing u a game -a TV scenario -PL&YING ON QJlEGOWS PROUD provin· 0 ege Y and bad no real intentions of carry·
ciallsm, the commercial wu an immediate bit. COALINGA <AP> _ West Hills. ing out the crime," said Bliss,
Tben It WOI\ tnternallonal recognition at the College will buy 15 acres next to formerl}' chairman of the University
Cannes FUm Festival. Lemoore Naval Air Statio~ to build a or Utah College of Medicine.
Tbe success prompted the company to shoot Lemoore branch of the community But psychiatrists Louis Moench
several more advertisements. Between fllmings, it college. West Hilla, which covers and Breck LeBegue or Sah Lake dls-
makes the same run that has chalked up more most of western Kings and Fresno agreed. Moench said be was not sure
than cme million miles for the truck and its driver, counties, conducts evt!ning claaaes at she suffered from dual personalities,
Bud Wegner. Lemoore and plans to build a 7,200-and LeBegue said her symptoms of ••1t•s a lot of fun," Wegner says of the instant squar6-foot building to consolidate of partial amnesia were "maJinleriq.
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FOur. Tons of Pot
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' ~ l'OJ\T LAVDRIU5ALB. & <AP>-1"° men
wbo"ladlid a e-.o ,,_ ftJled with mart.Jana and met an~ were~,...... tb9tr •eta way car tot stuck ad~ t1lmeil don SJ.00 for a rld9. autboriUes "'1.
But the stuck car and njeeted ride wenn 't tbe
moet unmual twlsts to .tbe caper The szso.ooo
plane bad been stoJea a day earlier from under tbe
watebful eye ot a l«Urity curd at Miami lnterna·
Uonal Airport. poliee laid.
THE llEN LANDED TllE 8l'OLSN DC-4 at
Fort LaudeJ'dale.Hollywood lntenatloul Airport
on Tbunday nl&bt and bopped a J.2..foot fence to
meet a man waitlq lD a aetawaY car, Browant
County 1berifr1 deputies aak1.
But tbe car wu stuck lD tbe aand, so the men
offered bntanders $100 to di'tve tbem away, dep-uptles said. When the Offer wu refused. the trio
split and ran. Two auspecta were arrested soon al·
terwanl. and a third man was belnc aoupt,
deputJes laid.
At1TllOUrl£8 SAID POVa TONS 01" mart·
Juana were stowed aboard tbe plane .
CbarCes were pend1q today 11ainlt Lane
Chandler, 48, of Miami, and .IOH l\odrltllel, 32, of
Santa Maria. Colombia, pdee aald.
Tbe 80-year-old cnft wu NfOl1edly aioa.n w edneedaJ from Aendlneu El Sa1ndClr at lliam1
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Oyen tr.oo AM to 3:00 mt~ DLX-.7
Chrisl•n'as R~tion ~ &Concat ~ ~=--bee to the public ~
-' SUNDAY DEC.2nd
from 11 a.m.-5 1>.111.
In coope.ratfon wit.Ii th
Corona del Mar Chamber ol Commeice
Featuring In Concert at 2 p.m.:
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CO.STABJUNG at 3:30 P.M. THE PAUl. R'f AN f.RJO
• Qfm:r lAT.Z AND POPULAR SEUCT10NS
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•nsa IBVSL\L •ON'l'BI OW lwlP11 around. u. ~ 11 m• • •'lll'oepeet, .. ancr tbe cbapter'1 members vote CID wbeeher M ean eoe-
Unue the ~atloa proeeu. be Wei. It tat• oa)y
two aeptl\'e YOtee to blackbUl tbe protpec&.
"8-caUy, tbeJ're fluntlea, teten.'' Bryan~
Hid ot the lJl"Olpedl, wbO then face qp to • year of IUrtber lnitiattoa ... Tbey nm errands and do all tbe
work whlle the me1:11bers play. It'• a Jearn1n1
period for the members and tbe p!'OlpeCta -so they can aU eet to know eacb other
· "Wbeo you're liked eoou&b to bave aomeooe
vote CID you. a meettna ii beld of the membership,
and It takes a bunctrea percent 'l'Ote to get you in.
If you're rejecled, it c:ome1 up qai.D in a month,"
be testilled.
TBE GUMPSE AT THE membership process
came u the eovemment attempted to establish
the orp.nilatlooal atrueture of the Anaela. U.S. at·
tol"lle)'S bope to prove tbe Angell manufactured
and sold cootrolled drup, amoog other crimes, as
part of their membership and not just u in-
dividuals.
Bryaat, wbo said be WU • member of three
San Frandsc:o Bay area clublt from 1'12 tbroup
1975, said each chapter QUiit bave a minimum of
aix members.
When be wu an ,An1el, there were between 105
and 120 member. In 12 CaUfornla ebaptera and an
undetermined.number in chapters in Ohio, New
York, South Caroline and Nellrub. Tbere was
also a cbapter In Enclud, be said.
Bryant said beleft the club In the spring of
1975 under "shaky" circumstances
~ Nativity See~ ,.
Brings Laimuit
DENVER (AP) -Tbe American ClYil
Llberties Union ot Colorado baa sued the city and
county of Denver for uatna public bmdl to di&pl~
an4 matntaln a NaUvity scene in tnmt of the Clt)'
and Oowaty Bulldina.
James ff. Joy, bead of the DellYeTofftee oltbe
ACLU, at.resaed that the organization la "not try.
ing to stamp out Christmas but to atop 1overn-
ment 'a celebration of a reliliOOs bolicfaJ.••
The suit claims that the city mK!Oflltttutlonally
uses public fund.a for the Nativity scene. Tbe City
Council baa budgeted $23,800 for the 1979
Christmas Lighting Proaram, which includes the
Nativity scene
Skeletons Found
LOS BANOS <AP> -Human skeletons found
on a farm near here may be from an Indian burial around 2,CJC».3,000-years-old, authorities say.
Ardlleologist Joe Pope of Loi Banos found five
burials at an abandoned duck club Ilona State
Route 152 Ult of Santa Fe Grade
Pope ~bed the area after farmland de-
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f'or the United States. the Vietnam
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The Vl8tnam war stiU rages in the minds ol thousands of combat veterans.
War ended with a wblmper in 1173.
Of the 2.1 m11lloa younc Americana
wbo served ln Vietnam between 1914
aod 1973, 48.000 were kllled and
300.000 were wounded.
But for tbouaands or Vietnam
veterans who 1umved the n.alioo·s
lon•est and most bitter WIT, the COil· met is not over
Altboaeb they are survivors. they
are caauaJUes ol another aort: the
memories o( what they saw and what
they did in Southeast Asia will not let
them live ln peace.
The usistant manager. the ba.nJc
vice·pftllident and the desk clerk all
are esperieneina what is labeled de-
layed eombat llrea response, or the
Poat Vietnam Syndrome.
JT•s AN UMB&ELLA TERM for a
malady whose symptoms range from
occasional anxiety to serious mental
disorders.
Jerry Schipper. a psychotheraptst
who recently conducted a workshop
for troubled Vietnam veterans at
Goldenwest College where be ts an
rnstructor. defines the syndrome as
stresa wtuch was induced dunng the
war and which has not been al·
levlated
He says it marurests itself in such
symptoms as recurring rugbtmares.
flubbac~. insomnia, hostility, anti·
social belfaVJor, guilt. confusion. dis·
trust and alcohol and drug abuse
In its most extreme form. it may
result m swcide or other vaolent ac-
llons such as the veteran who
took 14 hostages in a Torrance shop-
ping ~ter last year and held off
police for nearly 14 hours
Although these extreme instances
attract the me-d1a spotlight they ac,
tually are rare. says Dr Charles
Figley, a Purdue t.:n1vers1ty
psychiatrist v. ho 1s director of the
Consortium on Veteran's Studies
"THERE IS A VERY s mall
percentage who should really be
hospitalized-it's not a sort of walk·
101 time bomb perspective," says
Figley, 35, a Vietnam veteran and
author of "Stress Disorders Amoog
Vietnam Veterans.··
While it's difficult to estimate bow
many are aulferiDg tb'se aymp·
toms, P\&ley "1'S oo1y about bait of
the 2.a million wbo served in Viet·
DUD Wft'9 bl lif ...... tenln& s.itua· tiou.
But ... ...a t atudies ahow
those in base camps that were
bombed or at.lacked 1rret1ularly
tended to have more attess problems
at tbe Ume than thole oo recular
patrol.
One p1ycholo1ial, Dr. John
Wilson. a11oc1ate profe11or of
p1ycholo1y at Cleveland State
University. bu eatimated that tbe
number of Vletoam veterana·ex·
peraencing delayed stress
symptoms may reach a peak of about
one-half million by 19115 1
That's because the 18 and 19-year-,
old.a who served in the mid-'805 will
be approaching their 40s, a pe~od
Figley says is the normal time ln \ife
when people tend to reflect on their
life's experiences and unresolved
conflicts.
"MOST OF THE Vietnam veterans
will be vulnerable in that period,"
says Figley. adding lhal puaion~
over the moral and political implica
hons of the war have already cooled
enough to allow discussion of Viet·
nam
.. 1 trunk more and more 1t"s goUlg
to be easier to talk about 1t," he says
lt 1s precisely the renewed talk of
the war. prompted by a recent flood
of books and movies on lhe subJect,
that are providing veterans with re
minders of Vietnam. thus trlggenng
bolh their memones and anxieties.
Figley notes that the delayed streM>
symptoms are not' at an unusual.
however They simply are normal re-
actions to an abnormal situatJon, he
says
Figley says Vietnam veterans are
not unlike those who have survived
other catastrophic or traumatic
events. Many veterans are sul(enng
from ··surVlvoF's guilt ·· "Why did I
surv1 ve and my buddies dld not"' · .. What role d1d I play?·
FIGLEY. WHO BELIEVES treat·
ment for t}us stress 1s relatively s1m·
pie. says one of the most important
things a survivor can do 1s re-
establish contact wtlh those who
shared the expenence
··By facmg 1t they can deal wilh 1t
and release 1t." he says, adding,
"What we're taUting about is dealing
with t.be hardest aspects of the ex-
perience. You can't bopscotch
around talkine about only those
thin cs 10u ·~ comfortable wtt.b ...
Schipper asrees that these Un·
resolved conrucu can be "*>lved
with pldanee and effort. 'lbllt'a the
appf'Olleh be me. in bia private prac-•
tice and it's the way he handled his
worksbop
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need a homelike atmosphere but can't Jive at home.'
By JOEL C. DON bf u. 0..11' ...... St.it
: Naney lluaay and Mary Malavasi an out
to chaqe tbe coocept of care !or tbe elderly.
the family. We know what they want and what
the client needs.
"Sometimes you can sit and talk and that's
all they need.~'
tend," Mrs. Hassay said. "But some people
don't want to attend. Some people are •goers'.
and 'doers' all their lives and they Juat don't
want to go anymore.
"Al least they know that they (activ1lles >
are offered."
rooms. Semi-pnvate rooms cost $450 per month
and pnvate rooms run rrom $600 to $800 per
monlh.
Tbe Oranle Coast women recently parlayed
an idea they'd been kicking around for five
:-years into a board and care facility for the
\' 1 elderly.
Planned for the care home are trips to
Knoll's Berry Farm, Disneyland and Lion
Country Safari. They also plan to invite families
and relatives to parties and cook.outs.
Meals are cooked at the home and are
based on an American Heart Association salt·
free. low-cholesterol diet.
The ne1gt..borhood. Mrs. Hassay s aid.
welcomed the rac1llty. Prevtous tenants had let
the home rau to di~pa1r, she said.
"The hre department was thnlled with us
because we have a lot <five) or fire exits here,"
she added "That ·s a concern with elderly
homes ... • "W£ WANT THE FAMDJES to know that
there are activitit;_S for them (clients) to al·
The six-room home, which is both warm
and well-kept, has private and semi·private
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Bo .... eope
MftJWT. DSitama 1
a7 IYl*•T Oii.AU
AIUD Cllar. ll•AJN'. JI): You wW be on
man dd floaeeW 11...S. TurUI&.= Aquartua =::-.. ftpN tD IOIUltO. prtnt. bl • ~ raur' daanp, cbMk
10UJ' eblcb, MUI. PQmeDta ad ooUeetiaal.
TAvatJS (Apr. JO.lllY •>: rm:,c, to won rw ~-:-' peopae an ncepU,,., to
make room b' you and to~ m~ op-
portuniUel. Cycle b 1ucb t drewmtanca turn in 10CD' favor. You 1a1.D moN tr.dom of
tbouibt. acticla. GDllNI Olay at.Juno •i: Teniporaey Ht·
• back oould actually be ~uoa for NWlit.lnt wttb family member. Accent on cooptraUod,
~lom , lmowled1e that betna aklM doel not
equate wttb lOMJlneu.
C a <June 21·JulJ 21>:. Rod O.miDJ
m= for apectal hint. Accent Oil UIUllUal .... t. mp, aeries of clrcumltanoel \bat help
make wiabea come true. Element.a of Um.lq
and dellre combine ln your favor.
LSO (July 23-Auf. 22): A~ cballen1e.
' Opdortunity e:1iJta for promotion, ftna1u:ial 1a1n
ancl emotional fulftllmeot. Emphula on aut.bort·
t) , preaU1•. ltandlng ln community a.ad ac·
colade fr'om employer.
VIRGO CAug. 23-Sept. 22): Reach beyond
current expectations; broaden concept1,
enlar1e bortlOOI. Arin, Llbra ind.lviduala could
play key rolea. Accent oo publllhing, com·
mwllcation, travel .
LIBRA (Se])t. 23-0ct. 22): Att.eotioo cent.en
on economlc welfare of one close to you.
Unusual chance exiata for you to wiH elate
c\ean ol put errors. Accent fresh concepta,
01\11.nallty, independence and your own creaUve
touch
SCORPIO (Oct. 23·Nov. 21): Avoid pre·
mature •tart.a -check directiooa, lnatrucUom,
legal r lghts and permlaalons. Cancer,
Capricorn, Aquarius penona ft1~ prominent·
ly. Intuitive intellect provtdea rare inaiibl to
current dilemma.
8AGITl'AanJS <Nov. 22-Dec. 21): What bad
aeemed ••dudly routine'' could now become a
source of joy. It addl up to a Job wen done. You
bave feeline of achlevemenL One who ..,_
your tnteswc. ln'Ytt. you to a soctal attaJ.r.
CAPllJCORN (Dec. 22·Jan. 19): Be willlnl
to tear down for purpose of rebuilding on a
more solid, constructive base. Means reviae, re·
view and welcome chance to expreaa feellnp to
a very special penon.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20·Feb. 18): Communl~a·
t1on received in connection wtlb property, long·
range goal. Transaction can be completed ll you
are flexible. Know it and act accordinaly.
Member of oppoalte aex provides tmpetua to
reach beyond current expectations.
PISCES <Feb. l9·Mar. 20): Domestic actM·
ty accelerates; relatives, home affaln com·
mand more-t.han·usual attention. Message or
call could result in short journey. Be versatile,
but avoid t.ryln& to do too mucb at one Ume.
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"-JUltlhalial
GI Id l.M tt Fall Into Place.
TI» P1aclllon Halrcilt.
McauH your Med li unlQue, the way your natr grows la equally 1unlque •. Really quite different
from~Of'9--'L Preclak>n halfcuttlnb t1 a technlQue for cutting thehaJrlnhlimanY~ltflthewaylt~Yourharr
tMntUally growa °"' bUt It doetn'Hcm lte ~ with a preclalon haircut. ~uenttv.you~"91r·
cut wllf look aa ~ att«flve .. u ll dOl9 att.r ttve mtnu•. Aitd beeml• the hair tana naturaatv Into piece vou woo't h9Ye to~ tUlllng '1fltt\ It
UIU<y a~ Of the held~ IL
At Commarid Perfonnanoe w• ahamPoO. ~t and blow dry your hair for ahctein f =-you>,. • gai or • guy. Md no ...... neoeaary.
Mo offlt' ~ WIWI, cok>r1nQ, ffoetlr condlttonlng. But we rwally ahlne with
precl n. And t0 wlll you.
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MOVE
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To Harbor Ridge, the exclusive
hillside community overlooking
Newport Beach. Here, you'll
find three distinctive ways to
live: Harbor Ridge Estates,
Harbor.\;Ridge Crest, and
Harbor Ridge Custom
Homesites. Plus a community
that offers a guarded gate, four
pool areas, three tennis courts,
and views that capture
canyons, ridges, seascape
or quiet lights at night.
You already know how good it
is to live in the Newport Beach
area. Now, visit the nine
innovatively designed model
homes in the spectacular
community everyone is talking
about. Harbor &dge.
Above all else in Newport Beach.
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PUBLIC NOTICE
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CSl.EaAATION f Michael Felt Breslow,
bottom right, celebrated bis bar mttzvah
on Tbanksg:tving. With him are, from left
above, Mrs. Louis Feit, Andrea Feit·
Breslow and Dr Louis Feit. Below i$ Jen
nlf er Breslow
JUlt after Tbanbaivin1 t.be apot.ttcbt was
on aaotber ,O\lllt Newport Beach resident.
K.abilla AM &ece.er, daqhter of Mr. ud •rs.
Paal ,_,. &ece.er. wbo was preeented at the
3.lat ~Debut.ante Ball of the Nation.al
Cbartt,y Leuue. Loll Anael• founder chapter.
Tbe ball took place ln the Beverly Hilton
Hotet' and the presenter wu &apar Cellba
Q9ale.
The ballroom, dealgned by Jolm Daly, was
decorated in a pink and white theme with trees
twinkling with tiny Uabts. plot and white table
arrao.gementa and a &olden architectural cor
ooet on stage
Bappetala9s
By Judith Olson
:?'
Tbe lovelY Corona del Mar baJfrollt bome
of •n. Edwla Slee• wu the setting for
Angelltol de Oro'• ChrtatJllal hmcbeoa. Where
th.rff new members were welcomed. After we feasted oo a seafood cuaerole pre-
pared by Elaa Barddl, we met the new addi·
tiona to the turter -Mn • .._~ Mn.
Rldta.N L CnMMr and lln. Ja11ee A. Har·
,..,._ -then e!UoYed a concert by the Corona
del Mar Hilb ScbOol Madripla under the d.lrec·
tioo of lln. LonUa .......
Mrs. Crutcher. renewing her active mem·
benship in tbe support group for Bic Brothen of
Oraoee County, is credited with Uiinkinc of the
name for the group, Golden Angels, and she
also edited the first Gold Book.
DEB KATAtttA HEOINER OP NEWPORT
BEACH W11M Hl!R PATIU PAUL H£0eNEA
RUFFEll'S UPHOLSTIRY .... ,.w .. ......
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bo• Deathbed Promise Haunts Daughter .. ... DEAR ANN LANDERS• Seven months ago
• · J made a deathbed promise to my mother that I
would keep my 22-year~ld brother in our home
until be maniecl.
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Herbie bas a Job and paid S2S a week for
room and board -for two months. Tben be bouPt a motorcycle and couldn't afford to pay
m "for awhile." Ills bike was stolen within
three weeks, so be "borrowed" our car without
permJ.atoo and totaled it
Rertiie wean my buaband's clothes Without
asking, amotes like a cblm.oey and bas burned
boles in a ceuple ol John's good jackets. He also
bu fallen asleep (smoking pot) and burned lbe
bedroomrq.
My husband aa~ if I don't get that kid out
of heft HE is going to leave. The memory of iny
promise to my mother haunts me. What sbouk!
ldo?-TORN
DEAR T.: YOD falfllled yoar prom.lie &o
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die ~ •workallle lleeaue of .... ........ .,.. ....... ,. , .. a.re , .... -.ciler'•
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I>EAR ANN LANDERS: J bope yoa will
Ja~~!!!, letter alnce you 11.ve "Sally .. tile Diabt a.,.,,,.,., .... ebwe to
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sound off. Now I'd like lo s peak for the
passengers.
Alt &frequent air traveler, I've bad ampl~op
portunity to observe what goes oo. I am well
awa~ that FAA reeuJaUons forbid intoxicated
passengers from boarding planes. So, bow do
these obnoxious drunks get on? Whose
responelbiJity la It to prevent this? I thought it
was up to the agent at the boardini eate. Also.
what is the captain's responelbility other than fiy.
ing the plane and seeing to It that the aircraft. re·
acheaitadestinaUon safely?
Jt aeema to me the fUpt attendants are
mon interested La '"paalbing drinb" than tend·
iDC to &M oeede ef tbe p...-,en. J.IJ.G-r~ 1dlat ~ hava to aay. -
D&\ll J. LAG: I dlec:bd lJ':: r,.....J at
.TWA._ Am r1ea, 8naUf u4 I alao eae-
htdft L lbf7• ~ N4te). a ·~ relaUou .
repre9e9&8Uve at O'Hare f1dcl CLIM world's
bulest>.
The CIOaleUU l.I as foUowa: U a P•aetller
l.I vlstbly dnmk, Che 1ate atteedut .W Mlt aJ.
)ow IUm Co boanl. Be wW be ofteftd coffee ud lutnlc.Wd &o &ake a later tup&..
Became of die eew ro•• Crip boarcUllc
paues, a drDk may allp by Ule p&e au.daat,
bat be wt11 be dealt wlUa ll kl.I ce11dWoa
becomes appareat &o a fllP& attnd•M. 1'Mse
paeseagera are watcMd caref.U,, ll•ea ao
more liqmr ud die aJrpla.8e pena•el try &o
keep diem moW8ed ud uder c:.e&rol.
Tbe ~ t.laal RIP' au.duta ·~
d.rlab0 la abArd. TM a1rllM9 do Mt make
me>11ey from drhlb. i. nm d .... &M cbtllb ue
free ud • Uppla& la allowed. la eoada, lite ll· qaor la IOld ., •mlaal ertees.
U aa 6bid:leperou pauenpr l.I altoa.rd. die
caplala will eontad dte dlllpatdl Ml'lc:e a.ad
aaU.Oritiei wW meet lite flldl& a.I lab die of·
feuive pal1J' la laud •
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daaa maQ ftlP& auea•a.u, I -tell daar&
mCMI& aldlle ... 11 t' .. e -= ,...7.,. em-etr ...... _,.,._.JI •
coaneom ud pleuaat a8der c• llhlaaa &bl ~ 117 ... ;e11e11ee., a .......
We're the new, dazzting ~
beauty place. Fabulous
hairstyling everytime.
Opening perm special . •25
ROGIS HAIRSrvusrs
•• New Drivers' Alc~hol Quiz ·
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WASHINGTON <AP) -A true-false test oo
the riaka of drinking and driving, designed
primarily for new drivers, bas been prepared
by the U.S. Brewen AuoclatioP as part of its
new Alcobol Awareness Program.
. Tbe test ii included in the association's "
leaflet OD drinking and driving, being distribut·
ed by motor' vehicle bweaua, law enforcement
olflclab, state highway departments and driver
educatioo classes . "Ewa though the test ls aimed generally at
young persona, many adults cannot give all the
ript. amwen," says G~rge Minshew, senior
vice president of the associaUoo. 8e sugesta that parents check and discuss with family teen-aeerinhe following test state-
ments:
ftlJE Ot FAUET
1. All atatea prohibit driving under the in·
flueoce d alcohol
2. A ts. or 1'1-year-old person who commits
a moving traffic violation would be treated dif·
ferently than an adult offender
3. B1 law, it is never possible for a person
under 18 to be sentenced to prison.
4. U, while driving, you are at fault injuring someone and drive away without stopping, you
may have committed • criminal offense.
5. It JOU are arrested as DWI <Driving
While latoxlcated), you can lose your license
ad be aubjeet.ed to a fine, but you cannot be im·
prlloDecL
Balboa is Party Site
": 'A CllrlstmU party for and the Anaheim Eve·
' bllad cbUclren wllo mn1 OpUmlata.
:; parti~ LD tbo Braille Cbrtstm.as music will
6. The highest proportion of alcohol-related
accidents occur.in the 21·24 qe ll'OUP·
7. If you cause an accident while driving,
your car-insurance rates will not be affected.
8. Under certain circumatancea. ooe drink
may affect a driver's judgment, resulting in
such actions aa running tbrouP a red light,
passing on a curve, speeding.
9. Consumption of alcohol by persons riding
with you constitutes a public offense in many
states.
10. If you have been drinking at a party, cof·
ree wilhlober you up quickly before you drive.
ANSWERS
1. True.
2. False. Some states provide that a minor
shall be treated u an adult ror motor vehicle of·
fensea.
3. False. A state juvenile court can de·
termine that a minor shall be treated as an
ad\llt.
4.~. s. Fabe. You might be fined or imprisoned
or both.
6. True.
7. False. MOit insurance rates are directly
and upwardly affected by an accident.
8. True.
9. True.
10. False. Coffee can help keep you awake,
but it won't improve your judpient or sharpen
your react.loaa.
The Real
Santa with the
Real Beard
Traditional Jewelers 3
Grand Opening Weekend
FRI. NOV. 30, SAT. DEC. 1• 10 A.M • .e P.M. •DOOR PRIZeS lDatl&llie'• 7ou.tb pro-be provided by Rumble ..., sram• a Anaheim and Seat Ventures, lrrine, 11" NortlfBoU:rwood 1rUl be and caroJen from the
Mid SlimrU7.1Dec. I at Alternative Leamlne 1-----------~ die Balboa Pa•Won, Prolf'Ul at o.ta Mesa
Balboa. m.h StbciOl. 11..-~ fw \be. "Ayeal°"l'OUDd PIOIJ'UD
..,_ cma9 from the fw the bl1mt of all a&•
• Dolp')IM, Wlddl ta the ID Soutbenl Califonlla II
1' • w pol' t B •a c b pl"o•lde4 by Bralll•
Qamblr cl ComllMl"Cfl JDaUtute Loa AQele1
•--·• Dndda; the ad lta comn:u1Dlt:y eto· Ne""" a..dl OGIDHD· ten in 0ranie CouatJ uaa m VWtort Bunau aDd Palm Sprtnaa. •
Solid
iiFiN~lalllr.. r1ttan with rattan
peel wra,
Comfortable,
but to09h
peel
rattan
seat
Stand Extra Chair only
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Our Hong Kong s wing Rteg. S9.,t9 88 chair has earned its repu·
tat1on as the tun seat. 4'
deep basket of sturdy rattan keeps
YoU satety susptn=tt'&'aA ideal gift
tor that special ~tomes with
two foot c:haln and hook.
Sale price good
tt\rough Dec. e.
Mtf> d '•••
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• nn.a lM w&l.t will be
woa1.b • bowever .
.. A dlrect reeuh of my researcb
eouJd bo • more nutrttloUI corn for
cattle feed 10 tbat 1uppl•ment1
wouldn't have to be fed to a berd,"
lte11JD1 aald lD a t•l•Phoo• in· tervtew.
''ID~, )'OU co"1d apply t.bele tedutJqa. to Just about any plant to
lncreue ytekla, lmprov• ita nulri· Uonal value or other desirable
featuree.''
Tbe problem that presently coo-
f o u n da plant breeders seeldnc
dramatic brealrthrou•ha ls that they
must wait for a favorable mutation to
occur naturally before they can ex·
plolt lt.
Plan Extended
Milk Supports OK'd
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Hansen and William J . MyJymok, ex·
eculive vice p denta. Aflco, •consumer
-flnan~ company, ls headquartered in
Newport Beach. .
$1-plus Gail .Nationwide Norm
WA.SIDNGTON <AP> Dollar·•·••llon auoliDit; IGoa predicted b1 u.s. eaera eQert.a
beeaSH the rule ecrou die ~ 1Q October ac cordlq to the Labor Departmml ' ~ department aa&d Its GMllltbly 1urv9 of en.era lll'kel found that the averaae price for a
Solve Your 1979
TciX Problems Nowll
EfttOY a.. 111Mftt9ef ... to• 491% ux ~ 111
1'19 -Wblte ""It'"''"• In • ltltltly protlt-metlwalld lllftltn...,t.
• TIM llfstDry of O.fs Investment Is
--of '1IOUlldrins.
• ner-1s strong mertt fCH' ftmn ftNlnciat ......
• TH optnioM ha" been Nndtf'td In favor of
tall ltN•lmtnt bY tom• of .... natloft'• most '""'91ous law and accountlftl firms.
• Tft• MnOUnt of this lnvntment may be adjusted · to meet YftU' penonal flunclal 1ttuatlon.
Ad now and pay less Income tax In 197911
--· PlJIJLIC NOTICE --------·
t•llon ol 1uoline at tbe pump was $1.008 last
month, up from 99.1 cents lD Septemt.er. Accordlnl to the October survey. prices
average 98.2 ceota a 1•1lon for leaded relUlar
sa10Une, tt.Cm for unleaded rel\l.lar and $1.°'8 for
lead.a premium. • Of 28 clUes surveyed, aven1e auollne ~ricea
were blghest in Honolulu and Cbicaao, at Sl.106
and $1.097 reapective)y. Avera1e prices were
lowest in l)allaa and Roust.on, at 91.7 cents and 92.6
cent.a respecUvely.
The survey also reported thal lhe avera1e
price ror a 1allon of home beating oil last month
was 85.6 cents.
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PVBUC NOTICE
DETRQ~T C~P> -U.S. autom•brt are prtdJctta1 a &ubltaatW drop lD ear and tnadE
proch&ctfon durtnr December. aeco~ to an aus.o tnd-_tr:y publlcatM>n.
Total l)ecember: ear produe·
tton wtll amount to •1t.t4t vebleleis. a drop ol 25 percellt
from tbe 111.-ean built ln • ~ember 1971, tbe Automotive Newanports.
T&'Vat PRODUCl'IO!lf la a-
pected to be off even more
abarply. PtaDQed COQltnactm ot
147,100 tnlc:b ~Ota a 4rop of ,., percent from the aame
mODtb a "81' qo.
AU of the lruckmaken apect
a decline In truck produdion but
U1ree aut.om•ken Amerttan
Moton Corp., Volbwaaen ot America and Checker Motors
Corp. plan to build more cars
t.ban they did in ~ember ma.
Tb1s week. automaken .__,..ex·
pected to build 145,095 ca.ta. an
lncreue ol 48 pereeot from e
97,781 completed lut week when
1 produetioo wu curtailed by the
Tbanbeivtna holiday. The ex
peeled production la 29 percent
below the 204,248-veblcle produc-
tion level for the same week a
year ago.
TWELVE AUTO PLANTS are
closed tbia week while tbe
automakers try to reduce tbeJr
invent.ones of unaold can
A total o! 4',192 trucka are ex ·
peeled to be built Uus week. up
42 percent from last wffk's
33.212. but 52 percent fewer than
the 91,61S trucu assembled dur·
ing the same week last year
Three General Motors Corp
plants are scheduled for over·
Ume work Saturday
Db~sTouted
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disc which offers an hour or color programming with
stereo sound. It as inserted into a pJayer for viewing on
home television sets. Schlosser. who is in charge of de-
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been accepting urly reUretnent (IS youna aa 11e 52 at ln
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career. or what Wilham Monn. president of Dra)e;.8eam Auocla~ of New York. calls a "ca~r cootlDuaUoo'">
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Orange Coast College freshman John Saunders drives
for the basket against the Cochise <Ariz.> Apaches dur-
ing first round play of the Miles ~aton Tournament
Thursday night. Below. Tim Johnson grabs a rebound
and scores. OCC won its opener. 65-58, to advance to
tonight's semifinals. See story, Page 88.
, . $1-. Itlillioo Bonanza! , . . . ' . . . .. ~ ..
.,.'11Uit's What Eeohara.,. Benitez ~r.8 C6tti~··
~·s VEGAS £AR)-~tr=:Ray Lecmant a.act W..W~ : fteht (Ol' the weilerwel cbam· pionabla> •and a o1llllon dollars-ap~ ~Un the richest noo-
heavYWelOt bout ln boxing his-
tory. ''To make a loog story short.
-you· re looking at the new
< wel~rweiabt champion of the
world,,... said the unbeaten
Leonard. who i$ a 3'h-1 favorite to
wtn the World Boxin& Council
welter UUe from the unbeaten
Benitez. The World Bosing As·
aociation champion is Pipino
Cuevas
". . everybody says he looks
tremendous," said Benitez. •·But
tbls time he's fighting the cham·
pion "
UCBAMPION, tbe21-year-old
Benitez ls getting $1:2 million.
which 11 $200,000 more iban the
pune for the 23-year-otd Leopard,
who bal earned almMt $& mlllion
bl lea& than three yep.r.s ot pro
fiabtlntr
· ~f~·1'1AJde . Jack l)e~P.•u~s eat PUl'J• '#as I $71'r,OC*lbt' first bOut Witb
Gene Tunney 1" 1921&; Joe Luis·
blc1est Jjayday was '625,916 fol'
h1S second ftgbt wlth Btlly Conn in
1948 .and Rocky Marciano's top
check was $328,374 against Archie
Moore.
THE BENITEZ-LEONARD
gold rush will be part of a cham·
pionsbip double-header at
Caesars Palace that includes Vito
Antuofenno's middleweight title
defense against Marvin Hagler.
Those fights, plus the World Box.·
ingAssoclationll&btbeavywelght
title bout between chamt>ion Vic·
tor Galindez and Marvin Johnson
in the New Orleans superdome,
wlllbena~lelevised.
Hagler is even a stronger
favorite than Leonard, being 4·1
to beatAntldrs in the26-"8f°· ' 014 l~'s def9ue (I( the undl•P\hd 11Dl0Dablp tie won
by ou~ Huic> Corro lut
JUlle 30lo MooteCarlo
••1 FEEL 1'1111 NOT going to 1«
another shot at the title so I'm go-
ing to make the most of it," said
Hagler, a 26-year-old power
punchel' from Brockton, Mass ..
who has scored 38 knockouts in
posting a 46-2·1 record. His purse
is$45,000.
"This is my most important
fight, not my mostdi!Clcult, ··said
Antuofernio, who lives in New
York The champion, who is get·
ting $100.000, bas a 44-3· 1 record,
with 18 knockout&. Two of those
losses were because of cuts. An·
Luofermo has a history 01 t>leed·
ing.
Leonard predicted the mid·
dleweight fight "is going to be a
dynamite fight."
But it is Leonard's fight witb
Benites that is the ceoterp1eee of
tbesbow.
THE TWO FIGHTERS are fast
and talented, with Leonard seem·
iog to have an ed&e in puocbini
po1ferand Benltezheving anectae
in e•perience.
But while Benites ls known
more as a boxer than a pundHlr.
be predicted. "I wtll knock bim
out. Hedon'ttakemypuncb."
"I'm not in the ~ame to show I
can take a puncb,' said Leonard,
who elao predicted a knockout
victory. ·~n~t-ancll'maot
bdq cecky,l'm confldent lD my
ablllty-woo't1010roandl."
Tbe 23-year-old former Olym-
pic cbam~ from Palmer Park,
.Md., bas HOll'ed l& knockouts lD
winntq 25 pro flpts. "he'• a
sharp puneber, •• lald TonJ
Clll&Vetlnl, wbo WU ttopped by
Leonard ln four rouDdl last Jane
24.
AIA Tumbles 1
.To:10hio· Stale
BJ &OGE& CAllUON °' .. ....., .......... Cl F Mmifinal bertbl are on
t.be line toaitllt • fhe ONna• ,.,.,.;o..--uea lW'tP foo&ball teaml
seek to teeP the im 1eMOD allve,• •
Bll fh·e Conteltnee adioe
Ondl Sunilet Leque ebam,Piaa
Mlton -... aaatmt .AD&elua Lnpe tri-cbamp Servile .rt
Anaheim's La. Palma Park,
-~= .. ~_..au::;:, for a p,me with St. Prancia.
BoUa ~ start4t 8.
SEA. LEA.GUI! kiDIPUl
Estanci travels to Valencia
High in Placentia to baWe the
Etperanu Aitecs. while at San
Clemente it's a battle of third·
place finishers . Sea Vtew
Leaeue representall ve Costa
Mesa duels San Clemente. a
thlrd·Place team from the South
Coast League. Bot:Jl ~the Central Confe~c.
•amea are at 7:30.
The F.dison-Servite came pit.5
Edison's spec:Ucular offensive
punch of Kerwin Bell (23
t.ouehdowns) and quarterback
Frank Seurer US TD passes>
against Servite's grarute-llke de·
rense
Edison's defense has been
overshadowed by the offem•ve
wizardry of Bell. Seurer and
tight end Marte Boyer But with
the exception of a 28·27 loss t.o El
Modena m non-league play. the
Charcers have not allowed any
team more than two touchdowns
and seven opponents bave been
held t.o nine pomts or less
KEYING TBE DEFENSE are
linebackers Troy Seurer •nd BUI
Malavasi.
Sam Aiello possessinc creden·
tials which include 71 comple·
tions in 111 attempts for 1,198
yards and 11 touchdowns
St. Fraecia has the edge on de·
fense. with seven of the Knic:hts'
eight victJms •• unable to score a
touchdown
ESPERANZA BOASTS
tailback Mike Keefe behind a
huge front line and the only loss
Lo the Aztecs' last eight games
was a 6 ·)4 decision to El
Dor•do tbe Orange League
champion and No. 1 seeded W•m
in the Central Conference. '
Estancla's Eagles, who upget
the apple cart Wlth a polished,
mistake-free attack, &ets Its of·
fensive motivation from Juni01"
tailback Bob Urm son , a
workhorse who has carried the
ball 202 times for 947 yards m
nine games.
01'BEU INSTaUMENTAL ~
the Estancla ..game 1re juniors
Jim McCatult (quarterback) and
Steve' ltraias <fullback), tl&bt
end-defemive end Tony Camp
and noseguard Alan Aka••·
amonc others
The Costa Mesa-San Clememte
tonfront.alioo as a re-matcb ~ a
noa·teACUe game. won by kn
Clemt!llte. 11-10. ~ Sa Clemente eaten "1th 11. pu..-t.ek Jeff BAl'MI" be mu lo stop in a t'WMUD-fUD
"isbbone attack
Costa Mesa counters ~th -quarWl'bec• BiU Lux C74 m-
pa.tklos tn W attempts> and ce
rtm.er Dan Bauer, wbo as
eauatrt • passes for t ,103 yards
the most ever by an Onmge
County football player
UCI Plays
Sarnf ord
In Opener
8y ERNIE CASTILLO
Of .. o.tty ...... St.ff
UC lrvute begins phase one of
its basketball season tonight
17 .30) when the Anteaters host
Samford University of Birm·
inebam, Ala. at Crawford Hall.
Phase one, of course, is the
pre-conference schedule, one
wl\lcb bead coach Tim Tift plans
oo usln& as a testing ground tor
the ruued PCAA campaign and
the ensuin.r PCAA tournament.
"WE'U DO A LOT of things m
December to find out what we-11
be able to do in January," says
Tift. embarking on his 11th season
a.a bead coach.
But while Tift will be doine a
lot of experimentine with a
youn1 and inexperienced team,
be isn't puWDa all the empbaaia
OD teamtna.
"We've ~ to get some Wa,"
he says. 'It's very important
that we wt:n some aamea in all
three phases. •
Dotna tbat will mean fiDdlDt
the Ttibt b&md of veterans, wbo
number seven, and newcomers.
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if be milled plQlnl iD the~ after beiD& a 1afe.
tJ for three yean: "Only oo Sunday moro.lllp wliea I
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New Rnaland tlcht end •-i'rudl su.ttered • a eoDc:\llSiOD tn an odd third-quarter ~ Tbun-c daJ m,bt in llJam.t•a 39-3' victoey. Fr~ dove
for a 8lete ~ pus about four yards fJ'QJD the
lllauil aoal ti.De &Del landed OD bis bead. Tbere were no lllaal cWtDden near. Francia wu canted into the lodter room cm a streteber and did not ntum. He wu incoherent an-tbe fame ud tbe team doeton weren't sure about the atent ~ tbe· IJQu.ry •.• Du Pu&oital. quarterback of the Koua1Ga Olien, spent the nlCbt in a bolpttal with a atomadl
v1J'1ll ••• St. Louis Can1inaJa playen d1acuaaed boJCOUlna .•
Suadu'• nme wttb the Sa:n Fnndaco Gen after tbe NFL
team· ·&e.n.d Bud WUklsnoa waa ftred as tbe bead coach
WedMldQ •.. TaJJback Qarlle Wldle, the nation's leadin•
naaber thla seUOG. and quarterback Pa.a Md'••M, who
rewrote Trojan pa11lng records, were named to share
Southern Cal's tm MVP award at the team's annual banquet
. . . Free safety Keay E~ and nmnlne back Free•aa
MeNetl were named as co-MVPa for UCLA . . . LSU
named lie RelJI of North Carolina State as the team's new
bead coach today.
••rt1 Beat• lfleEaroe., Get• lse, ...
MlLAN. Italy-Sweden's Bjorn Borg the • reigning Icing of world tennis, downed the toughest
pretender to his throne, John McEnroe, in the final
of Milan's Muters Indoor tennis tournament.
The 21-year-old American player was incensed by the
missed opportunity after he stepped close to v\ctory wttb a
fS.l wtn in tbe ftnt Mt Thursday nllbl
After pocketini Uae $50,000 l1nt prize, ealDed throuab a
1-8, e-1. M win, BoJ'I :r: llcEnn>e Is bil moat dan1erom ehanen,er.
"He la better than Jim Connors, be ia defbattely my
toughest rival, .. Borg said. "He played a tough, very tough
third set.''
McEnroe refused to talk with ~porters alt.er the mauh.
He received $30,000.
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•rcl11 J..eada B•ff alo Oeer R•119er•
A third period goal by 1lld Martha, his 11th of Iii
the season, broke a 1-1 tie and gave Buffalo a 2·1 ,
NHL victory over the New York R.augers Thu.rs·
day night. The win was the Sabres' fourth atral&bt
and their seventh in the la.at eight games. The Jou extended a
New York winle6a streak to f\ve games . . . Plene MOlldoa'a
goal at 9:45 oft.be thi.rd period gave Montreal a 3-2 win over
St. Louil ... Kem Uue•aa. Seale Leada aod am Butter
scored tbird period 10&1a to 11.ft Plilladelpbia to a M win C1Ver
Mtnnaota . .the Flyen are 1S4-3 in the last 19 sames . . . Ed·
moatan'a ca. C••• broke bia band in bis fint NHL 1.me
Wednesday nipt when be wu involved in a flgbt with
~cqo defenaeman Ket&ll Bn1n1.
T~Rule
Followlng are the top ~s events on TV tonight. Ratings
are: ./ ./ ./ / eXt.ellent; / ./ ./ wonn watchl~; ./ / fair,· " ............ . it. ..._.
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5 p.m •• Channel 7 ./ ./ ./
BOXING: ChamplonshlpTripleheader.
A-.cen: Howard Cosell and Chris Schenkel.
Wlttredo Benitez (37-0.1) puts his wee wettltf'W91ght tltt• on ttte llne against undefeated SUQer Ray Leonard In a scheduled 1~ from Las Veots. Ba'\ltltl wot' the tlUt from HUnt·
lngton 8Ncl1's Cartos Patomfno In January. lAonard, a 1976 OtymPk 90td IMdellst wlll be f.clno ont Of the more powff'ful JM*Mrs Jn. the dfvllk>n. In a preflmlnary bout, world mld-clleM~ champion Vito Antuofermo <•»n ooes aoaiMt Mervin Hegler with 46 wins. Howard Cosefl reports. 91Ctor
GeUndU (SS-7-4) def9fMls his WBA llgtit hHY'YW9ioht chem. plonlftlP In New Orleans aplnst fOrnter WBC tlll• hofder
AMrvln .lott."lson (23-3). Chris Schenktl reports.
RADIO Basketball -ChlcaQO at L.ektn I p.m ., Kt.AC ($10); II· tlnol1 Stat•. use, • p.m., KNX (1016); ldahO St1te at UCLA,. p.m., t<MPC (710).
,. Foatblall -Marln11 vs. St. Francis at Glendale, 7:30 p;m., KPCS (19.3 FM>; Edison at Servlte, 1:'5 p.m .,
KORJ ( .. .I FM).
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M~ <AP> -OritM UDd-lq off lo~kt,JUlt ~ Old
thDH -willn1q m•. di&m· =· t1DM9 lor &Jae lllaml
Bolt Ort ... r•11hun1 tb•
4uuterb&a t Job b• Ill•• lolt &ft.ti' lJ ....... Ud fallbilck !Arey C.OUa. cottt.laulq talt amaww ccimtback, eombbied lD
u.. MCQnd b-11 Tb~;i'Pt t,o. ralJ1 the lOam1 to • U·I' victor.)' over bl Ntw
En1laad Patlto&a.
TBB '"' DOLPRIN8· -moved cloler to t.belr llnt A.alertean
F•ball t:ut UUe
Dt"e 1174 -Cson.ka 'I lut )'eat
befo ... iOl1'lq tho World Foot-
ball Leap
"It f ett like old times,•• GrteH
Hid, ''the linedloeP openJM the
llol , ZOn.lt in there, me stend·
ln1 back and Jhi.DS him the
ball. It WU very remlniaeent ol
tbe ebamptonsblp teams.''
Coacb Don Shula b9ncMd
-G ... He lut Sunday for tbe ftnt
Umt ever, but Grteee came in
ud threw two touebdoWD PU1e1 to lead a 28·24 victory at
BalUmore after starter Don
Strock WU knocked out by a
tackltJ'. Tbunday Dlpt, Strock
couldn't ftnd hla receivers, and
at the half, the Dolphins trailed
11·13.
.. At halftime. we felt tbe
whole season rode oo the second
balf. I made the declalon to pve
,Bob '-cbaoee to win the aame,"
Sbulaaald.
''He and No. 39 <Caonka> were
fan'lutlc, ··Shula said.
An-Ea TllE SECOND-RALF
kickoff. Griese moved t.be-
Dolpbina 78 yards on Dine plays.
capplq the drive wtlb a 38-yard
scorlnt pds to Nat Moore.
Tben. u be did lD the Super
Bowl years of the early "10I.
Grteae used bis preciae puses
spartnc.ly. content to live tble
ball to Csoa.k.a on inexorable.
time·conauming drives.
He bit etabt of 10 panes for
101 yards, while Csonka CJ"OUDd
out 88 yards and three 1-yard
touchdown plunges.
"I was just happy to con-
tribute to the victory," Griese
said.
Area Girls
Advance
In Tennis
It was a banner day for
Orange Coast area girls teruus
teams as all six competing in
the C~layoffs ad_vaoced to
Saturday s quarterfinals.
Newpor~ Harbor put its
strength in the doubles and lost
only one decision while tbe
siniJea players picked up three
points to give the Tars an 11-7
4·A verdicf over Burroughs fflab
Erin Davia and Robln Gafey
alon1 wtlb the aeeood duo of
Charlene Pastor and Aanle Sam·
mis woo all ol their 1amt1 while
Carol Ware and Mlda Rosener
dropped ooe in doublet.
Jessica Aleut Woll all three of
her aln1les matches as did
Tracy Blbant to pace Corona del
Mar to a 16-2 victory over Sad·
dleback in 3-A action. Tbe CdM
doubles teams lost only one
g~me for the No. 1 rated Sea
K1011.
Estancia defeated Walnut,
14-4, and University woo over
Loulaville. 13-5, in other 3-A out-
ings, 1tvin1 the Sea View
Lea1ue tbree teams lo tbe
quarterflnala.
Suaan O'Mara, Lynne Meyers
and Jennle Doan loet OGly ooe
1a1De between them in atngJes
for EataDda. JD tbe 2-A divialoa, all three
South Coat Leaaue entrl• won
with Lacuna Beach defeatiDc
Hart, lJ.5, Dana Hilla atooohia Jaclto, 11-2. and )llulOD VlejO
wta:nina over Palmdale, U.S. Ka'r1n WWeUe ud the tlUnl
doublel team qf Dlna Yoau Gd Cathy Slilltb won au of t.bel.t
matchel for Laauna.
tepbanle B.6orer and ll1m1 ltroJIUI paced Dana HUlt.
Mater Del.._ owr Cerrit.oa~·
11·7, tat-A oompetttloo . •
A.._. (•t> at 8u Diep UN> -Rumora
conce~ tbe eoaunued employment of Leeman
Bennett With the Palcoaa are Juat that. Char1en enroute. to tbe:lr flnt pJayott appearanee ltDee the
cta11 ol AlwcJrUa, Uncoln and Lowe. Dan POUi.i will
enJ01 sreat 1ueeeu IOial' c1eep 11a1ut u.. lnJUJ"Y·
w.akeaed Atlanta~· aw-,en by 1' •.
Baldnore (4·1) at N.Y • .ha (W) -Walt
Michaeli Wider critlcllm from .med1a aod players.
Bat be'• very muc~ in (ODtrol d tbe aita.aUoa and
the Jets -one of the YOUDtest teaiDI 1D the Jeacue
.l.. bave tbe t.leot to overcome recent disappoint·
ment. CoJta IM>t nearly u fortunate because
wit.bout Bert .loaea tbey are a mediocre team
beaded aowbere. J~ by 4.
Cldeap fl .. > at Tan,. 8-T <M> -Tbe ~
port.unity lost l.H dismal Tbaokl1ivlD1 Day
performance qalii'at tlle LklDI bu been re1ained
by the Bean beeauae of Vlkinp' upeet of lbe Bua.
which kept Tampa Bay from c~ NFC Ceo·
tral. Key ben wtJI be for Bear *fenM to preNure
Dou1 'W\Wama lDto m.lstuea. Spedal teams are a
d.t.tinet adyantqe for vWton u we.U. Tampa B11
by4 .
Ba•• (I .. ,, •• ~ (~I) Browm
atlll alive and well in wtld·eud raa. Houston baa
won ftve ttralibt .. , .. tint same hea methed
With return to form of Dan Putortnl B~ ba•e
one of the moat espto.lv. IUaeb in NFL ud will
•core ~gh polntl to keep um me cloM. ~
by 1.
N.Y. Gt..u (1-7) at DaDu.(M) -(Alt Ucne
the Cowboys k»t tour attai,IK wu 11'74. wtidl allo
happens to be tbe lut tJme they mt11~ the
playoffs. Cowboy ofteDM tl.ll"DIDI over uae ball too
much while defense baa forced just coe tarDoftr in
last five games. ln,lw1e1 have bu.rt aJonc with
&0me diuemioo. Still. Dallaa in driver's Hat u
far aa playoffs are concerned and coatrol their
own dettiny with games agalmt Giaata, ~
and RedalriM, Dallas by 11
Su Fruellco (1-12) at St. Loah <:Mt>
Niners have secured two-game edae in the
sweepstakes for No. I dran Ptck over competitive
Cardinal team which has lost five games by four
pointa Of' leN. St. Louil Pauinc attack will lbNd
woefuJ .eer secondary. St. Lcu1a by 7.
Claelua&I (J·ltr a& PfU.Mr1• n .. J> -
Steelers wUJ be lDtml on .Pl.Ylu·beek Befall for
earlier bwnillatJon. ClncfAQatl ha eDouO oft4IDle
to make it cloM but Steel Cun.ID WUl·1rebound
from diaappotntin1 lhellinl aP!mt tbe ~ to
keep pace wttb Houston. PIUtbw'lb bJ' U .
Daner <M> at Beftalo (7 .. ) -ADotber apeet
by the aupetbly-coacbed Bil.Iii -a.uek Kaox de·
eerv• eoaeb-of·tbe-year honors -wW tbrOw tbe AP'C wtlckard raee up for ,,..111. 81iftalo bas
1troa1 aouih puatn1 alt.Uk to IU1'J>file, but
Morton wtll tab fu1J adva.ntap ct home dub'• cfe.
tensive I~. Denver by I .
DeCnM <Z.U> a& ftHdd .... <M> -Learn-
lnl from eumple set bf IM Bean ad RMlk-. Eat• won't take their lat tebedtallnc bNO ft>r
11anted wtth .laekadelsical etb't aptMC Ule oet-
nearly-~leaa LiOM. z..-· Atoftl ranning
iame and balanced paaain• attaelt •bould
wttbatand Uon team playtna for pride. &a.ies by .
••
Gtee9 Bay 4'-t> at W ._...,_ <I-I> Sii~
hHe &o be kielrinl thtmwlwa for ••mid op
portuNtJ tn loll to OtanU Otteme ~ tA> rep1n
pu h er.cl t<JftSiltcne)' Ba.rt Starr bl a9t to CJYf!
Lynn Dtcke7 more play1n1 t1mf" at QB
W Hbtnlton by 10
leeaJe CM) at &a.u c. .. , tS.8> Jun Zorn
taket 5eatrnrt .. ,,., e-.rcus to K.ansa~ City wMl'e
be 1JlloaJd bavt Ul'M luftd oi s~eesa ap t
Cblefs' teeOOdary as wu en)O'Yed by l>an roata a
•eek qo. Cluefs contmue to 1mcwove bat laet
noufb otterJlm tomiateMY to ~ u.e;r eatty
upMt in SuWe. Seattle by 2
~ C7 .. l 8t New Orv-f7 .. ) f lilonda7>
-Saha ttmaln tied for first an N l'C West wtdle
R•lden-. on u.e eqe of~ dunmatJOn.
Oakland oftena wt.n be atena teat for Saint defense
that is vulnerable to solid r '"& attack. but
Raider secoodary also vulnerable ad will have
hard lime contatnirrg exploits of llaon1ng-
Chandler connectJon. Even
SEE YOUR LINCOLN-MERCURY DFALER
THERE'S A SOo/d BETTER
FUEL EFAClfNCY
·RATING BUILT INTO
OUR LfA ING Pl.AN.
5096im~ fuel effic~ rating,
yet more luxurious, more spacious than last year.
See your Lincx>lo-Mcra.iry J:bltT" now.
t6()q{) lmpowme.1t In EPA Estimated MPG <Ml' 1'1'19.
'50%iTIPlowmeir In hiltM.JY esrlmft ater "79.
-@'EPA EST. MPG •24 EST. HWY. .MPG ,
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~ompan: this c:sumaic to the esi1mata:S MPG of other
~ You may ~ d1fl'ettrn nulea8e, depend~ on how
f asi )'OU dme. weather oondltions and tnp length.
The actual highway rru~ wiU probably be lc:s.s than
the estimated highway fud ccouomy.
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Six R -ustlers Honored
AllaDiUa Sharea All-SoCal, Mf/P 4~al
IACIDlftt Ab.ma, the .n.ttme mcSe season ILB-Vlet« V-.a. l'!ut LA Z20
i:mlLlDc lealle:r' for G*-W• O:De11,Joms ft" DB-ftr ·~&r't1r•• m
wmmetes In rece'flne ft.nit ..... la-* CID tbe DB-Blbbf Jciaee. Sal LA · . 110
• Aa-Sc• ..... eai~we ....... D~ DB-twawww lllalie•-. ~LA rro
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~ aeaaiaa Be nastied for l.lG Jardl CID Kl car Seema.,.._ Ofl1ET 1
nes . OL-~ Ononto, LA llartJar 190
Ru dforta tied bim wttb Mello Gaco ol San OL-Brmt Tbomu, LA CttJ MS
ta llomca for llVP booars OL 81ewlllnt1 ,G1H11W• m
Pint Team 08-OL-K9 Kms;-M su.bwelll 2IS
..... PIQU. OIDeCe Wt. Yr. OL-1>8" lJDdln7, But LA 225
OL-Jlm Batlon, RioHODdo 225 So. OL-Mike Profit, Sant.a Monica 23S
OL-&emt 'l'Wbr, 0.-.. ·-m Se. TE-Jelf llentll. Rio Hondo 200
OL--t .amret Enm, LA ScNtlauwt 250 So. WR Donnell Cooper, Rio Hondo l90
OL-Ste9e Del eney. East LA Z30 So. WR-Pbil Hernandes. Rio Hondo 170
OL-Hugo BllrjoDo, Sula Monica 220 So. WR-James Rood. 8ama llanlca 115
OL--Jack Small. Sama Monica MO So. RB-Mart Sponsler, Rio Kondo 190
TE-Fnmk 1kM11. LA II.arbor a Fr. RB-Ulukita Ululdta, Sant.a lloa.ica 220
WR-Lmmie 1\ame:r, LA City 190 So. RB-Ken')' Wllliams, LA Hamol" 225
WR-Sten :Ji,• LA Soutbwelt 190 So. QB-Fred Collim, LA Harbor 175
Wll-Gary . es. Santa llonlca UIO Fr. K-TttrJ l..al..-, G.w. Well lM
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title aft.er 25 bouta. But be at.o ll a TV 1t.ar.
Leonard wouldn't be ma.kine $1 million to
Beneta~ tl.Z mlWoa lf ABC didn't think Fridey
nl&bt TV watchers would be loterealed. Th.la
champ6omblp bout marts t.be flnl time aince Use
demlae ol boxina u a weekly staple that a non· * * • •. * * ._ ....... n, .. .. . .
T£LSVISION
9:30 a .m . <?> -COLLEGE FOOTBALL
TODAY.
9 :4.S a .m. (7) -COl,I FQ 1'00'1'8AL1, -
Two nauooally ranked powers, Penn state and
PlttaburOi. meet ln t.Jnlvenlty Park. Pa.
1 p.m. (7 > -COLLEGE FOOl'MLL -The
aaUon's service academies meet for the IOtb Ume
ln PblJl)delpbla In the annual Army-Navy 1trU11le.
3:30 p.m. (2) SPOllTS SPt:CfACULAR -
The Times SOO t"IASCAR stock car race, taped al
Ontario. Also, t.he professional pool players nine
ball champ1onsh1ps and part five lo tbe battle of
the NFL cheerleaders .
4 p.m. (4) -SPORTSWOU.0 -James Sc;otl
07·0.l) meeta Alvaro "Y*lui" Lope:i ((8.8) ln a.
U1ht. heavyweight bout. &aped al Rahway, N.J.
prlaon. Abo, the champtouh.lp match la Ul•
Le1end1 or Bowlln1 and the lnvlt.aUonal
snowmobtle derl>y .
.5 p.m. (2) -NFL GA.llS OW TR£ WED .
<28> -Pao SOVCBL (U1 -BOXING . S p.m. (7) -1'1118 IS 'nm NFL -HlcllBch&a
of 1ames Dlaved tut weekend. 10 p.m. CS> -COLLEGE BASUTBALL-·
The Hofstra Ftyina Dutchmen v1. the UCLA
Bruins. taped at Pauley Pavilion earlier that
night
11 p.m C9l -COLLEGE BASKETBALL -
The Idaho Slate Bengals vs. the USC Trojans.
taped earlier tbal nieht
RADIO
Basketball -Hofstra at UCLA. 8 p.m • KMPC
C710>; Idaho State al USC. 8 p.m., KNX Cl070).
Hockey Cblcagp al Kings, 8 pm . KllS
(11501 .
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TELEVISION
9:30 a.m . (4) -NFL '7t Scheduled seg
men ts include a prorile or Mike Carter. a football
player at SMU who is irying oot for the US Olym·
pie team as a shot puller
10 a .m. (4) -NFL FOOTBALL -The
Houston Oilers mcel the Browns Ill Cleveland
No<.'o (50) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL
HIGHUGBTS.
12 :30 p.m . (2) -NFL TODAY -Uve pre·
game, halftime and post-game broadca5t.s. upd•t·
ing and anal,1ziD& tbe football MUOD.
1 p.m . (2> -NPL FOOr8ALL -Tbe New
York Giants meet tbe Cowboys at 1rvtn1. Texas~
l :30 p.m . (52) -SKIING -With Tom Malone
2 pm. !28) -TENNIS -The singles final m
the Almaden Grand Masters champ1onsh.tps, taped
in White Sulphur ) Springs, W. Va
3 p.m. (4) -LA WOMEN'S MARATHON -
Top women runners from around the world run lhe
route or the 1932 Olympic Games marathon .
Taped.
3 :30 p .m . <7> -GREATEST SPORTS
LEGENDS -A tribute to Bruno Sammartino, who
held the world's pro wresllin& Utle for 12 years
4 p.m. (7) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL "11 -
Hiebllgbts of games played this wetrkeod. ,
6 p.m. (2) -PRO t'()OTBM.L WUP
Highlights of NFL games played today.
7 p.m . (50) -PRO S8CCER.
BADIO / Football -Mlnneaota al tbe Rams. l g.aq .•
KMPC (710).
Basketball -Mllw•ultee at the Lakers. T p.m .,
KLAC (S70).
Baaketball -UCLA Womn vs. Russian Na·
tional Team. 2 p.m ., KPCS (88.3 FM>.
<The Dallf Pilot ia eel nQO••lble
daaqes.>
Anderson
heavyftlatlt match will be beedftn1n1 a pnmt
Ume fttbt eard .
Al.lo oo t.be A8C r,rosram wW be the mld-
dleweieht Utle bout rom Las Vetas bet•,.
cbamplod Vito Aatuolermo and Mii'vtD Bidet
and th• trorld Bp•l•t AttoclaUo•'' ll••t
bea vnwtlbt Ut.le llpt from New orteaal bit• .. dtfelider Vtctor GA11Dclea md MarvlD .. ......,.
TbeM Jwo ftptl were botb auppoHd to ortitDate
trom 1Aa VHQ, but tbe WBC 9"14 not landlaD ~Beillt.tn U a WBA title fllht WU OD tbe
aamecard. ABC8 INVESTMENT ln Leonard belan lell
..._.a a yeer alter be bad woii tbe 1'71 Olympic p>ld
medal In the 139·round dlvJalon, one of five
American box.lna champloaa to atrut. out of lloo·
SPORIS ON TJ1
trea1 t.hru y~ aco. The otbera were LeOlt
Spui.U Mlch-.el Sptnu. Howard Davia ud Leo
R.ndofph. Heavywel&bt John 'fa&e wu beaten by
Teofl.lo $.evemoo in a semlfina.l bout.
··Supr Rey was clear\)' tbe IDOlt attradive
bued an his personality and filbtinl ability. The
Spui.U brothers were next," u.ld Jim Spenee,
seo.ior vice praidenl of ABC Spoc1.I.
ABC slped Leooard Lo a ala.ft&bt. Sie00.000
contract. out.blddlnc CBS. which bad t.elevt.ed
Leooard's ftnl pro fi&bt in February 19T7. In that
bout. Leonard outpolnled Luil Vep ln Baltimore,
near Leoaard'• hometown ol Pailner Park, Md
Leonlll'd proved to be 1ood box office r1&bl away •
\urlna over 10.000 fans lll&.o the Baltimore Civic
Center and eett.mg smaatuna ratinia on TV
FOR ms EFFORTS, Leonard earned a heny
$40,000 -$10,000 fro m CBS
After not landing Leonard. CBS ai1ned
Howard Davis to a 15--fl«iht. $1.& million contract
that has been '* aeries of headaebea· tor the
network
Volleyball
Site Changed
Sate of Cl F c.arla
volle)ball bampiomblp
matches or all levels
Saturda bas b een
s witch d rr o m
Weslminste High to
Ocean View 1gh an
Huntington Beac
The 4·A champ1 nshtp
game mvo\VU\g Ne port
Harbor ~ Corona del
Mar will be played at a
o·cl~k following rinat.
1n the small schools. l·A.
2·A and 3-A divi!nons
Remember the BIG CHEESE
with Hi"Ml1 'G~ gift pales
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Limit S per Person
REDLANDS -Paul ·, Anderson scored aa .
points and the red-bot
Southern Callfornla Colleee basketball team
blt 81 percent from the
floor ln po1Unc a 129-103
openlna round victory ~rUh~t~~~.~-=~~==~~====~~=======~=~~~ Thursday In the.
Redlands t.oumament.
The SoCal Vanauarda
return to action t.omtbt at 7 acalaal UC
Riverside in the
semU'lnall. UCR drew a
ftnt round bye.
tu T!Nrldat'i' 1am~" Socal bit n ~t or
ija tboU in the ftnt bait
to t.-k• a comm~I jl5-48 ldvantase.
THIS WEEKS SPECIAL
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SATURDAY, DBC.1
Southera Catilon:Ua MormoD Choir. •inP
Handel'• ••tteutab," Knott'• Berry Farm Good
Time 'l'beatre, 1:30 p.m., ticket.I f1.IO per
penon at Gate 2 with proceeds bebeffUn1
perfomuna arta eomplex proposed ln Coata
Mesa.
Winter Festival Concert, Cal State Univeni·
ty. Lona Beach, in Fint Coacn1aUonal Cbureb,
Third Street and Cedar Avenue, downtown Long
Beach, 8 p.m. Saturday and 4 p.m. Sunday:
NEWPOaT BAaBOR A&T Museum
Chriltn:au Tree FeaUval runs through Sunday
11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the museum. 850 San
Clemente Drive, near Faabion Island. Seven-
teen tiees decorated with original handmade or·
namentl featved, aloa1 with food, puppet
abowa • earolen from the Jrvlne Muter
ClloraJe. 1'cbta '2 lldulta, $1 cblldren.
O~ County Mut.r Chorale at 8 p.m. at
Plummer Auditorium, Fullerton,~ directiGo
of Dr. llaw:iee Allard, aJcm& witb the Bravo
Brass directed by JUcbard Ct\11.
Saddleback College Concert Chorale, 100
voices accompaaled by the Saddleback
Chamber Orchettra, presenting Christmas
music at ~ p.m. lD the FiDe Arts Theater at the
Mlasloa-Viejo campus. Tickets $5 at the door, $4
in advance Call 831""56.
SUNDAY, DEC. Z
Sadd.Jeback College. Concert Chorale, 8
p.m .• in the campus Flne Arts Theater, $4 in ad·
vaace, $5 at the door .
OUNGE COUNTY MAS'l'Ell Chorale at
Trinity t1D1ted Presb)1erlan Cburdl, 11th Street
and Prospect Avenue, Santa Ana, 7 p.m ., tickets
$5 for adults, $2.50 for studeota.
WEDNESDAY, DBC 5 ucl~~:a.n~~ .. ~=. l\aller'IGD ln LlUJe neater" • p. m., UebU SI In
advance or at the door. Information m.3371.
ftlDAY, DEC. 'I
Second Allnual UC Irvine Chamber Slna.-s'
M adri1al Dinner, recreatiDI an Enallsh
RenaiU&Dce Banquet includln& sumptuous
feaal and stollinl musicians, sin1ers aad
jesters. Doors open 6: 15 p.m., for traditioaal Wusall BoWl, rout sirloin and flamiQI plum
pudding. Tickets available for Friday and Sun·
day.~ per penoo until w~. J.n.
formation, 833-eel7
•-nfg anJ8T11A.8 8Tt\S," e Yiew of tbe
beavem u they may laaft bem oa that first
~ ntPt. 'hamaim Plmetariam, Santa
Ana c.oueae. Tuesdays and 1'bandQa tbrouP
Dee. 21>. '1:30 and 8:30 p.m. Call as.aDOO for re-
servations. ,
''The Star of Bethlehem.'' a recreation of
the sides u they may have been oa tbe ftnt
Christ.mu. Oraqe Coast CoDese Planetarium,
Costa Mesa. Fridays tbrou&b Dec. 21, 7 and 8:30
p.m .• no charge. Steve Lattamio lectures.
SA'RJaDAY, DEC.I
Coat Muter Cbonaa Chrlatuiaa CoDeen. I p.m .• 0nmp eo.. c.uere Au4itortum • ..._.
ed by Carole Boelter, Uc el! $.1 and $2; ticket
informaticn SSS-552'1 .
.. FANCIES, TOVES AND Dreames." Old
En1U.h style holiday con.cert at Fullerton
Colleae Campws Theater. featurinl Bravo Brass
dlreded by Richard Cn&&.. I p.m. General ad·
nl111kln $2..SO and $1.50 foe atuclents. nckets
available by mail order tbrouCb Bursar .. a Of.
fice, Ful.lertoo College. 321 E. Chapman Ave .•
Fullerton, 921634.
SVNDAY, DEC. t
Wtlliaai Hall Cboraae pnMDtl Antonio
Vivaldi'• =a cant and Jobaaa Sebutlu Bach'• Ma cat iD D and Cantata 111 at Olen·
dale RIO Alldltoriu.m, I p.m., with Ueket
information for the Ora.nae-hued cborale at . 917.aTl. ,
.. SILENT NlGBT, LONELY NiJbt. ••
semiUve Boben AlldenoD drama rum Tbura--
day. Pl1d.aJ ud Saturda7 ntcbt.t tbrouO Dee.
ts. l :JO p.m .• at San Clemente Community
Tbeat«'s Cabrillo Playboule. nmeta ~ lldultl
and SI for military penooael. Raervatlooa
throu&b box office, 492·0465.
MONDA V, DEC. ll
CoHegium Muaacum: Ensemble for Early
Music al Cal State University. Long Beach, pre·
sents sacred and secular music of 16th Century
in Small Auditonum at the Univeraity Union, 8
p.m ., under direcll<>n of Or Knstine Forney. Ti·
tle la "The Golden Age of Antwerp," for the
Bellian city that was Europe's cultural center
and where many of the worts were composed.
General admlsaM>n $2 for adults. $1 foe students
at the door.
FltIDA V. DEC. H
The Sugar Plum Fairy and her Nutcracker
Prince will take to the stage when the Ballet
Pacifica opens al.5 13th presentation of the show
at t.be Laguna Moulton Theater, 606 Laeuna Ca·
nyon Roed. Laguna Beach. Ballet runs through
Ott. Z2 and concludes wath fmal sbow Dee. 23 in
La Mirada Ctvic Theater. Tickets $5 for adults,
$4 for ctuJdttn. students and senior citizens.
Showttme 1nformat1on for evenings and
matt.nees. 494·2168S 10 a m lo 2 p.m .
TCBAIKOVSK Y'S CLASSIC Christmas
ballet is also set for st.aging m Long Beach, Fri·
day.!>«. 14. 15 and 16 at the T,rrace Theater.
300 E. Ocean Blvd .• Long Beach. Utah's Ballet
West and Long Beach Symphony ltar. Ticket
information C2l3 I 436-3203.
Santa Ana College Chmt.mas Choral Con·
cert at a p.m. in Phillips Theater. Ucketa ti per
person.
, Chapman College procram of Medieval·
Renaiuantt mu.sac in campus chapel at tbe eor·
ner of Grand Avenue and M~ Stnet. Oranae.
free . Tbeate'r Ballet of San Fnmciseo brtqs "Tbe
Nut.cracker" back to PaaadeDa Ci•ic
Avd*ftum for fout tserfonoancea. Dec. lt, u.-.
ad II. ~et LD.fonnaUon and prices (213 l
579-0468.
FULLEaTON COLLEGE ANNUAL
Chriltmal Concert at I p.m. ln FC Campus
Theater, 321 E Chapman Ave .• Fullerton
Tickets $2.SO general: Sl.50 for studen&•.
Knou·s Deny Farm tlcb oCI umual Holi·
day· Festival of Music. lutiDI unW 6 p.m.
Christmas Eve. Show featuru tbe Calico
CSee YULETIDE. Pace CZ>
Stage Bug Bite?
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1~ OCC'8 SUE MENIG PICKS UP A URQAIN
·lt'sNoBtanllug
Sale Benefits Art Gallery
The Only Cure May be an SCR Acting Class
ly from ber graduate ~tudent
days.
"I eot very technical training
in acting. but I knew sometb.l.q
was always misslne ... I knew lt
bad aometbing to do with the
method. It wun'tdeepenougb."
NOW, 8llE admits ber earliest
students learned wbat abe
teamed. "'Ibey came out wtd.J1
certain poll.sh, techniques they
could uw when they came to a
new role."
Five years •to. 1be started
t.o throw some things out lD bef"
teaching. "l asked what can I
give these guys they can take
with them.··
Her students are now taking
away a process by which they
can identity and use their own
emotions that fit the new
character. but at the same time.
not lose the sense needed on·
st.age-and be able to anterac1
naturally with other performers.
NOVICE THESPIANS lD her
classes seldom do the classic
scenes customary an conven·
tional classes.
.. The scenes are less interest·
lng, but students know how t6 be
much more reactive when they
go to Lag\ma Moulloo or L .A "
·'They come out looking less
polished. but with better tools,"
says Ms. Shallal.
If someone can convincingly
fry egs under a traffic cone,
<See ACTING, Pace C3>
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Sun• 7 vc.0Cei11Ciets lert et box
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MISSloM ~~HIGH Pe~ rts Center Mlllied6'A city Dance n..~....a;;.a
SUncSU.t•o'clock, ~ pe~. The•ter at
Ori"' Mission Viejo.
UC: t•fl=PLAYS HOST10
UC Salt thffpf•ns t~f.turcs.y at a o'q)ock ·-·~vzecK. 'a rm~ tra~. Tickets to Flt'-AIU S lo Theater produetlon $3.50 -...i,
$2 students at Fine Arts SO. Office.
R'eservatlons et ~17.
MISFITS BRING SUSNNSE, COMEDY
In "The caretaker," 1t C.I State Fullerton Recital Hatt W~y,
Thursday and Dec. 11-16. R..,.,.,ations
at 773-3371 .
'HANSEL AND GRETEL' flEAT.htEs
3S Orange County dancers in Saturday,
Sunday performances at Irvine High School
Th,ater, '321 Walnut Ave. Tickets $1.SO
at Institute of Dance Arts, 979-1582.
Saturday curtain at 11 a .m., 2 p.m.
Sunday at 2:30.
GILBERT AND SULLIVAN OPaRtrnA
"Patience," tonlgh~ S.turday al• p.m.
"£NATA f\OAIN SHOWS 'SIBLING RIVALRY'
'Sl8LING RIVALRY,' ORIGINAL PLAY
bY Goldett. West l~uctor °'9rles ' Mitchell, ... ,., ton ht, 1 :30 In college
the•ter .. s.turday 1 , plus [)e(.6, 7, 8;
Dec. 13, 141 15 et I: , and Dec. 16 at 2~30. Admission $3, reservations at
892-7711 Ext. S4S.
OSCAR NIETO FLAMENCO DANCE CO.
appears Sunday at 2 In continuing
lrvlne Sunday Ptayhouse series. Curtain
at 2 o'clock, tickets $2 adul~ S1
ottlen. TurtJe Rock Com~c.Mw • 1 Sunnytttll Drive.
-INDtA'l ...aMOl1'. lfTA•ll'r •
R•l......,et UCLA .. ~MaltSdwdlly
at I :30 o'clock. TkUts • A for st..--et Ceml' .. TkDt le» Ott~ catting t213) 12S474.
TltRE! ONE·ACT f'LAYS fl•ATURE "~' bY ~tlen ''SQrry Wrong Number'' aftdtt aryti'" ifMWsd8y
and next Friday •t W•ltrnarThNter,
Chapman Colte9e, 333 N ., G'8Melt St., Or•,.,
at• o'clock. Tlcuts S3 oener•I, $1.50
tor students and senlon.
'THE ISi.ANDS DOWN UNDER'
gives • P99k •t New Zeeland Md Austrel ..
In fecturw at Golden West COiiege tonfGM
at 7 end 9 tn Fon.am 1. Admtsslon ffff lo
travelet' Mlllkent V. Polley and Nelle O'Brien picture-lectures.
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AFR<>-AMERICAN FOUC MUSIC
by Alben Mc:Nelt Jubilee S4notrs tonl9ttt
at 8 In Qwlpman CoU999 AudftDrtum. flt99rO
spirituals, 9(>5Pet, u1lypso and bl«k
balladl by tour1ng group. Tickets •t door
stgeneral, S1 students •ndothen.
LA f'F STOP PUTS DENNY JOHNSTON
on bOMds stMtlng Tuesday. Twsday·
Thursday, SUnday U.O,.S I :,.. setunMy I, 101t1111t11:e. t>tmer ream ww
catting 715-7820.
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YULETIDE SEASON'S UPON US. • •
Carolen, Santa Claus. cancan dancers, Wlld
West stunt s hows, country-westera music,
Father Coughlin 's All-American Boys Chorus
and much more. Further information by callin1
the amusement park.
8ATVaDA Y. DEC II .
Folk·roek entertainer StepbeD SWb wrape
up tour with a Christmastime concert at Orange
Coast College auditorium. Tickets $8.50 per
person through tbe OCC ticket office and aD
Tlcketronoutleta. Sbow 1tarta •' 7 p.m. ·
HOLIDAY Rl!LIGRTS Christmas Boat
Parade take1 lbs fifth annual crul.te in Dana
Point Harbor from 6 to 9 p.m., co-sponsored by
A veatura Satllnl •A.uoclatklD 9Dd Dana Point
Harbor Aaaoclatloo.
Free boat ridea with Santa Claua are tet
both Saturday aAd OD Sunda)t, Dec. 1'< ~ 1
to ' p .m . co-sponaored bJ Dana Wbarf
Sportftahina, Dana Harbor Aasoclatioa and El
Camlno Ru! Junioc Women'• Club. Board ahlp
at Dana Wharf.
LAST-MINUTE EVENTS
THE MARK TAPER FORUJI rtnp out tbe
decade with a Dec:. 13 to aotb series of Cbmies
Diekema' famous "A Cbri.lt.IDM Carol" by Ka re-
sident ImproviNUooal Tbeatre Project c ITP >.
Tieketa .. 18 and older. '4.15 for YoUDI•· ID·
formation at (213) 912-7231.
Zubln Meht.a will bring joy to musie·IDMn
durin• a leries of coacert.s featurtnc the woru
of Haydn. Serocki. Schumann. Elcar ~
Wagner from Dec:. 13 throu&b Dee. 23 Ill tbe
M uaic Center PaviliOD in Loi Anceles. TleAt..
performanee lnlormaUoa at C21l> '72·729S.
John Aluander and lite Irvine Muter
Cbor&Je bo8t the Brus !.:nlemble of OnD.ae
County'• oew Padfic Sympbolut Orchestra Dee.
7 and 8 at 8:30 p.m. Ln Santa Ana Hlsb 8e!lool
AuclitoriWll. 650 W. Waiut SL Santa Ana.
Tickets•· • and SS. with '2 off for ltudeab and seniors.
"Want to get Frenchified?"
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On Tuesday 1t won •t be cold weather but tbe
Cypresa CoUeee A&sociatioo Student Council that
wW brine mow.
To beUer celebrate the .euoa, a "Wlater
FantaQ'' bu been planned. Two ~ of IDOW
are predicted to fall JU1t prtor to 10 a.m .• Tues·
daJ and lt la estlmat.ed that until 1 p.m .• a lot of
snowt.111 wW flJ. Tbe uU8dal mow will fall
oa tbe Pluza <2Dd> a...l at tbe Studlnt AeUYity omce. at aoo Valle:J V&ew a. Cypnu.
CbDdren from tbe campm Qd.ldreaa Ceater
will belp pt e'aJOM In tbe mood bJ •re
ChrUtmu eai'Ola befon "ctialn1 m" at u.
f'OI' ta.a. wbo -r.=~·· wUJ
be IOld ~==--Of ..... Houle wbe will aJlo eaDd; UDl9 -members "' Ed.lion boule will .......... buDelMI "'
anotber ~ tnditioe -llilt&etoe.
• Custom lktiM'lt'd Trtt1
• Girt Boutiqu<"
• Wreathes To Your Ord~r
• Gourmet food~
• Arran~mrntoe Pl.mt-.
• Ref~mencs A~1ilable
• Vi.sit with Santa -S:Jnta f>b otos
• Jim ~mblr and His Puppets
Saturday & Sundiy: I :JO & 2:30 P.M.
• Victorian Ouutmas Evt"
• lrviM Master Olora~
MadriaaJ SinJ1MS -Satwday. 3:30 P.M.
Concett of Ouistmas Music. Sunday.
J:4S P.M •
., Coroftl del Mar HJlb School Ordlesls
Dineen
Satwday and Sunday, I 2 Noon and
12:45 P.M.
COiten Jloust
Slturday, 'December ht
Sundty.J)ecember2nd
11 :00 A.M.-5 P.M. / AdUlta Sl.00 O.llaren Sl .oo
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Curry, aecomp!labed 12-atrt~ suttarist Qd ainaer. ta appeariD1 flilhtly. 'nleeday throuCb
Satunta)t .1D tbe intimate cocktail lot.ml•·
A FOCAL POINT OF THE Spindrift.er ii a smubinlly attractive oyster bar. It features
aucb favor1tes as oysters Rockefeller, clams
casino and mushrooms stuffed with crabmeat !n
addiUoo t.o clams and oysters on tbe balf shell .
Open for lunch, dinner and Sunday brunch,
the new restaurant oCfers seafood speeialties
' _and se~ral entreea tbat. accordin1 t.o mana1er
:. Dave Bonnadoo.na, are "simply not available
aoy other place !n New~rt Beach. Further, .. be
. . .
~I bb enthuslaam for the Spin·
drifter. Saltabury termed tt "oae of the m09t si1nlflcant new restaurant con~pta lo one of
the mOll ltiPhlaticated marteu tn tt>e country.
By offering hilh quality food ln an imaainative
atmosphere with one of the beat views in
Newport Beach. It bas the rtlht balance or am-·
bience, '"1U and location: tbat la a tough com·
btnalian ta beat."
The Splndritter 11 located at 3833 W. Coaat
H11hway, near the Ar~ Newport ~acb.
Dinner reservatlqns: Mi· • ••• "Mame", one or the American stage's
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AC11NG CLASSES CURE 'BITE'. • •
they can do pretty well in a
nonmd-acene.
THERE ARE three sets of act-
ing classes at SCR: evening
sessions for adults. daytime
courses in a planned, rull-Ume
schedule for serious students,
aod -weekeftd classes for teen-
agers.
More intensive classes run to
a two-year schedule, filled with
aclina, mime, mov~ment and
voice clUHI.
But for adults takinc the even·. ma CODMrVat.ory. the results can
be rewardinl.
llANY STUDENTs are mov·
. Ina Into comm,ubity theater
sroupa. Others aren't lAklng to
Ult• .. at all. ~,..too~ •1' l ~
"Many of the best act.ors are
shy." observes Ms.Shallot.
"They seem to be the first t.o get
up and perform."
She adds that t.o be an actor,
"there must be an inslmct t.o
show tbemselves--without it there is no actor."
Pa¥f learning to do that-·
get u there· -comes from
mutu l support by other stu· dents.
"Tllf;&E ARE a lot of stories
about teaching by intimidatioo-
'that's what the real world is
like and you better get used t.o
lt'· I think that's utter crap."
But, she ad~. "you shou:ld be
told what's wrong. you should
critii. ue bo9'e8Uy ...
Soalft •b&nta are asked t.o
audition for mainstage and
small staae roles. a smaller
number 80 lnlo auditions for the touring childrens shows' and
fewer still manage job6 at the
theater and full-time trainln~.
But for most adults returning
to their loq-loved theater. the
payoffs are very personal.
Some do better in communi-
ty theater. others (an internist,
for example> learn more of the
value or the emotional side of
their lives.
INFORMATION about all
South Coast Repertory theater
classes ls avaijable by calling
Conservatory Dltector Shallat at
957·2002.
Dolna 10 may be just the cure
for the.bite ol the theater bug.
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• CDer'• r.utt.>. ~· RtlmOta. •• tbe old ~Jdllh ~ of Patrtek lDtO vam.·1 life, &Aio1uu·~ ff_. u UMI ltOdO t.ankw WhO U'les ~.._.,~for edUICatm, ber •pbn'.
alt RUDI.er u BeaUreprd. them wbo
becOOMI JMt Jwabdid J t Iona eDOci.c!l to leave b.t. fortune to her.
Nick.. Decarlo la 4lrectin1 t.bete free-
wlleellna eapera ot 11 '• caner onr ta yea.n, Nick Venden la tM malical clireetor,·
WaYQe lladlloa bu desiped UM Mt.I wbieh
ranee from Mam•'• chic New Yon apartment
&olM portkio of a fox·hUDtial Southern family .
. , mM CBILD BA.I HKN eostullled 1D
~ roble. IOMW. auitl, dJ'elMS and a red-
jacke& babit for the lo~·buntinl flnt act flu.le
by Garland IUdd.le, who bu abo supplied a
huge wardrobe for other members ol the cast.
Still more cast memben are Glen Chin .
William Martel, Marlana Renee, Pricilla
Taylor. Randy Van Cupp, Philip Clayton.
Michel Woolworth, Janis Uhley, Jodie Lerner.
David Entel and Theresa Felechner
Performances niehtly, except Monday.
through Feb. 14 with two performances on Sun-
days <a brunch and an evening show>. For re·
servaUon.a or additional information call the box
office: 112-mo .
* * * Meanwhile the southern end ol this dinner theater operation. Sebastian's Weat Dinner
Playhouse ln San Clemente. kicked off ita
seventh year of operation on Nov. 1. That date
saw the Playhouse wnp up six full years as oae
of the moet successful ventures of its kind ln the
country.
Happily. the show under way during the
landmark occasion 1 and still runrung strong 1
was producer Tom Verre's exuberant produc·
lion or .. Oliver" Performances nightly. except
Mobday. with two shows on Sunday Tickets and
mformal.lon : 492.9950
UNLESS YOU HOLD A h ckeL for tbe
special proceed.logs, don't count on d.ihner next
Monday night, Dec. 2. at the Crown House
restaurant 1n Laguna Niguel. That night an ad-
mission-by-ticket-only benefit will take over the
restaurartt's entire premises, with all proceeds
earmarked for South Coast Medical Center.
Sponao~g organization for Ud.aorthy cause ia the South Laguna/Lag iauel
Rotary Club. 'lbe buffet dinner affair nm
from 6:30 to 10 p.m. but tM Crown H will.
of course, be olfertng all of Its usual fine fare
between now and then <and following> at 32802
Coast Hipway. Lacuna Niguel.
Restaurant phone numbers are 499-28al «
496-5773.
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becaaM ncMd I blalHullty Ullul tJae wUta a f •w co 1tcllel 1prlnkled into tbe
Hbedl.de.
AaT18'11C LMDSllllllP AT SebuUan•1 .
was 1band'by three people -Job.D f'enacca.
wbo directed most of tbe abowl cNrtni tbe llnt seuon: Dan Vern, wbo ru tbe playboule
th'rOqb mc.t ot tbe 709, and Gary Davia. a
reno'ftetl d1reetor of mualtala wbo currectb'
bold• the Nini.
Hllbliabta: • • Fldcller on the Roof" <•ta&ed
tbrH tlmel> ... W'8t Slde Story" and 0 Jlan Of
La Mancha .. (twice each), "Gypsy.'' "I Do. I
Do," "Ky Fair La~ ... "Same Time, Next
Y~ar" and .. How ta Succeed In Bu1lne11
Wfthout Re.U, Trytn1."
Two )'earl aso. after much trial and
trtbul1UQD wtth coa.atructlon people, Sebastian's
1ot some eompeUtloa ln It.I realm with the b1rtb
of the Harl~ Dinner Playhouse in IOUthem
Santa Ana, j\ist nortb of Costa Ilea&. Thll src>up
a110 went throuab a teriet of artbtic dlncton before HttllD1 on the very capable Harvey
Levine.
UNDO TBB LEAD&UlllP ol owners Al and Barbua Hampton, the ffarlequln pew and
prospered. apeclaJillnl lD comeCtiel wttb aa
ocea1lonaf mualcal (the oppo1lte of
SebHtlan'a). HlgbU•bt1: ••Forty Carats,"
"Never Too Late," T•pJa7 It Aaaln, Sam:•
"Fiddler OD the Roof," .. Callfonlla Suite." The· larteat of the cout't eommuntty
t heaters ta the La1una Mou!tcn -Playbouae,
which was OD1y three play1 old wbea tbe decade
began. After some roqh aa1llJll lD Its-early
years. followtq the departure ot lta orllinal
mana1tn1 director, John 1-'ersacca, tbe
playhouse was steadied by the experienced band of Hap Graham wbo took the poll for the
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for a truly enJoyable dlnlnq e xperience.
CILULltNGJNG UOVNA J'Oll U.. a...U.Ue J~ of tM couial ~UO!t1 theater
clrewt LI • tbn::uroue that WU btlDC ·~r from~ ~-to uoclwt' n llJaet II the decade -tM Weltm!nlter
Commmtty '!'beater. TllY lrOu&'e ~ IU new l ~ater lD 1J'14 on the blood, 1weat and tean Of+•
lta membership and ,..,.. it.a productlOil ,qudtj
toar.
While no one '-ertoo wu artistically
.. renonafble tot w~ s ·~· tM clireetoria.l bands d Dorla Allen. Fred West.~ lcdtson
and Boo AlbertHn did mneh to pid9 the forbmelJ durini t.be lW10I. fftpHabU: 0 A Street-
car Named bealre:• •·oavtd and J.taa.''
"The Bw Knife." ''The Star SsM!nlled o&t." "A
Fwmy 'l'hin1 Hap~ OD the Way to the
Forum." "Mame,· "Promllel. Promt.es.''
''Stop tbe World. I Wut to Get Ott;' 0 Period of
Adjutment," "The Lloo lD Winter." "Two by
Two.''
THE (X)8TA MESA CIVIC Pa.yboule wu
celebraUnt lta fifth blrthday iD llTO and
continued to arow and prosper dortns t.be
decade, one d the few local tbeatera to aep on
dolnt buslnela at the tame oW ctalML FounclJ.q
director PaU TambelliDi ~ to be t.be
&Wdln& force behind the clty41ponaored theater
group.
HiChti&hta : "A Delicate Balance... "The
Nifbt of the Ituana, •• '"I'" ADderlOftvll)-
Tr al." "TM Gmprbread Lady.'' "That
Cbamllkmbl~p.·• "S~" ·~Lion ln Wi~r." ''cat a lot. 'l1D '' ' The be qf tba WU tM
belinAlD& o( the lrvtM Coaununlty Theater.
wbicb wa1 bom lD l9'TO and forced out ot one
tbeater facUlt)' after another. When the 10th •
l.lllllftn.ary seuoo Ofiea.1 aext year, ICT will be
performtnc at the 'httte lloek Communtty Part
ClubbouH, tbe 1roup'1 ninth theater ln 10
seasoas.
BIGBL'IGB.T8: "A VIEW From the
Brldge,'• "Death of a Sal~an." "Who's
Afraid of Vlrpua Woolf?" "Yd\.I Can't Take It
With You," "Dear Friead&," "What the Butler
Saw," "Father'• Day;• "1bat Olampionship
S~11on." "When You Cotnin' Back. Rtd
R.yder'!." "Ladies at the Ala~." "f .S. Your
Cat la Dead." Ten years ago the Huntlnston Beacll
PlayhouM wu at its peak, drawtn1 sellout
boulea to ltl coiy ''Bam '' theater. 11'e root feU
1n three years ago when owners converted UM
area Into a abopping cent.er.
After a brief ntn1 at dinner theater bl Looi
BeachL. the Huntington players reloeated lD the
Seaclln Village sboppin1 center earll• thtl
year. thouO they stSU have a home of their own
on l h e d r a w in g boa rds. Hl1bll1bt1 : ;t•bn-on," "Cat.on a Hot Tin Root," "Caetua wer," ·'Another Part of the Forest," "11le
Little Poses. ..
DOWNCOAST AT THE Sa• C .. meate
Copimud; Theater. a ll"OUP wbieb bu MID
adhe ~ lJSl. tbree prtDcipal dindon .
salded the Cabrlllo Playhouse Ulroulb U..
Seventies -Richard Andenal. Tcmy 8nack
aad Joanne Appleaett. all o1 wbocn are now "
ione. Deap(t.e chanaea tn leadenhip and lbe
amalleat ata1e in tJ3e county, the Saa Clemeatean1 continue 'to dbplay a populu
product. JOl!illa.bta· "Charley's Aunt," "Wbo'U
Save the Plowboy," "1be Glue Menqerte;·
"Tom Jones ... "Butterfba Are l'ree.'' "I Do. l
f&ee TllEAT&a, Pa .. Cl)
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Monday n.pa, en1oy the football game
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"FIDDLER ON THE ROOF" (PG)
"1Q" (R}
.. STARTING OVER" (RJ
"10" deals wtth manners,
morals and mate menopau~ In
bright. Imaginative end ()l:Ca·
slonally hllarlous style. Blake
Edw•rd's script Is loaded
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AdlOI Roy Scheider
wlth UtUlatlon. yet it poue51eSa barHarned lesson: The f~ plNSures aren't
t'YerythJng. Dudley Moon Is
splendidly C"5t as a hit SOf\9 wrtter J)M'tkked by the prospect
oftum&ngG.JulleAndrews plays a-curlously latent role
•S his sometimes mistress; at least t"9 part allows her some
u,,..Popplns-llke dialogue. Bo
Derek makes a smashing debut
as the object of Moore's tust
(11onascaleof1 to 10). Rated R.
"THE ROSI!" Introduces a hurricane named Bette Mldler
to the screen. Not since
B•rbra Strels."'1 and "Funny
Glrl" hes there *n such an overw~lmlng debut. Midler
sublimates her considerable
··a tentftc: mom.. Heunttno. "*-' wm. sucea wttaUty
and comtctlon It ttnatms to explode at net'Y tum.··
flooe<t l"•ll>lotrt tOSAiltOl ll S 1141,;,
··a c1tUy1nt rtdl akJftO u.e ...... • -~ iDWMr to rmtllddlft ell1J&b6i. Biid. ll:nmldAa1il.
tncendlary, lletbftttfl9." -Sl~f-• .llfll>WlS/
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year,. MO'f9S tnn one 'dlzzJi"9 hlP' to Ute next.··
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·'The Who have daringty cross-fertlllzed · amencan
Graffiti' wtth 'look Baell In Anger· ... grit and huntor
and the lltnd of human drama tftat ls ttmeaess.··
''•"' J,t.,."' llt,Jf "~ •• '•'
''something my special. Grttty and ravgect and some •
Umes quite beautiful. A~ new director. Franc
Roddam is able to capture a fierce dilzytn1 -~-=:a%. -nmr•• lllffU--..........
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WOODBRIDGE PLAZA
(• d91u•• FIVE TM8tre Compte•)
Opening for Chrtstmas
The people keep cbaolin&. ~t the name rt·
malna the same. One wonder s bow lon1 Jef.
renon Starship can keep tbU up.
Orilinal Airplanen Grace Slick and Marty
Balin have been in and out and back in asain.
Now they're out. Only Paul Kanter ls left rrom
the or1Jlna) band.
But, amuinal,y. be holcb it all together u
e videnced by their new album on RC.\.
"Freedom at Point Zero."
M08T OF THE CVRRENT members are
getting to be old band.a anyway. David Freiberg
Joined in '72, Pete Sean a little lat.er. and the
kid 1ultarist, Cra.lg Cbaqulco -the one who re·
allY makes tbU record 10 -bu been in &ince
'74. Veteran drummer Aynaler Dunbar ls also a
m ember of the party.
Mickey Thomoa. a former Elvin Bishop
vo~•liat, hu p i cked 'Up the alack for
Slick/Balin. Jte ,.tnaa both tbelr parts and adds
some fresh distjncUveneu.
, So while this 4-o't the band or old, tbe re·
cord tbJ,s new b~d bu made ls refresbiQ&ly almii.r. 1be a~te, "Jane," pves a sense or
Star1bip'1 put. while SO«lP like "Rock Music"
bring the group into wbat1s happening now.
Starship abould be fl)'inl hilh Jor quite
awblle. Overall rat.lng: B
•"THE FISH THAT SAVED II A CHEEIFUL •• FAMIL Y FILM."
-KEVIN THOMAS. L.A. TIMES
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ANOTHER OCC PHOTO INSTRUCTOR. Or. H. Artttur Taussig, featured In color
works at Susan Splrltus Gallery. 3336
Via Lido, Newport Beach. Show ends
Saturday,hours11toS.
CERAMICS INVITATIONAL CONTINUES
at Golden West College F lne Arts GalletY.
1574' Golden West St., Huntington Beach.
Mo"day-Thursday hours noon to 3, Tuesday-Wednesday, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. quns throygh
Dec. 21, featuring works ljy a dozen
ceramicists-.
CALIFORNIA PERCEPTIONS, LIGHT-SPACE
frqm collection of Melinda Wortz. shows
'~comedy to cheer about!'
-0-t'i!IMt. NIC 1V ~ ..... ,
J I L L C L ,\ Y B l ' R C H
•• JTII Clayburgh
has never been
as Impressive ••.
seductJve.
compassionate--
and compulsive.•'
-Jack Kroll.
rtewsweek fll\a9ulne
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16 contempor•r'.Y artists' wortc •tArt
Gallery, C.I State FuUert~1 VI,.,..
Arts Center. Hours noon to4WM•.,.;;., ..... .., ~ys, SUndey 1 to' o'clock • .AUYUc,
glass, &Is, drawing end neon.,.. •
combhied.
TWO ARTISTS SHARt: DISPLAY SPACE .-
In Glendale Federal S.vtngs and Loan
Art Gallery. 100 Newport CentJr Orlve.
Newport Beach. 011, watercolor etching
by Clay campt>eO, Chinese bndh painting
by I rls Adam. Ends today au o'cloctc.
SOLO EXHIBITS IN TIUPLIQATE at Arts & CMats'GaUery, 314 Forest Ave.
in Laouna Beach, features watercolors by
Faye CUrtis, olls by Terrence Kennedy,
sculpture and drawings by Linda Quinn.
Gallery at '94-3909 for hour,.
PORCELAIN INDIAN 'CROW BABY'
signed by Penni Ann Cross at Durgen Park
West gallery. 10810 Warner Ave., Fountain
Valley, SUnday 1 to ~:30. Plates use
artist's Indian motif. Gallery hoUrs
to Christmas. Monday-Saturday, 10to8
o'clock. SUnday noon to S. · / •
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"lhe Who' Replay Era That ~pawned Today's Rock Music Scene
BJ llJalAEL PABKEVICB Of ............. Tbe mai•ztne cov.rs and bte box
office mu.rm bave been reserved for
Bette Midler u The Rose
But if JOQ're lookinJ for a film that
truly captures tbe essence of youthful
bravado, cca.f\Won, dl'\lgs, rebellion
and rock and roll, The Who's
"Quadropbenla ''is e must
It's a brllliant work that demands
ltlore of its audience becaus•
it leeks a superstar (such as Midler),
soap opera tendencies and social re
fenmce points thal are familiar to
most Americans
EXACTINGLY BASED on the
lyrical content of the Who's 1973
double-al bum masterpiece,
Quadrophenia is the story of Jimmy,
an English teen-agy struggling on
the road to adulthood during the early
60s in London
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It's a Ume of cultural and pbyslcal
warfare between two youth sub-
cultura, the Mods and Rockers.
Jimmy, an almoet sympathetic an-
ti-hero marvelo\dly played by 21·
year-old Phil Daniels, is a Mod. He
<Ugs rowdy new rock <The Who, The
Kinks) wears the Mod tµliform ol
parka and jeans and rides a scooter
through London with his
th rill-seeking pals.
The scrurfier Rockers are
equivalent to greasers, riding biaer
bikes. wearing leathers and listening
to products of that era 'a old euard.
DIRECl'Oll FRANC Roddam. em-
bracing the British school of griUy re-
alism with location shooting ln less
than enchanting locales like
Shepherd's Bush. convincingly
portrays the rigid codes of both ~roups
while foretelling bow growing up will
defeat both.
Cher Chained to Poor Concept
There's a blue-collar rocker who
tries to befriend Jimmy. but must be
rejected by the Mod mentality.
ln one ol the mm 's most gripping
scenes. Jimmy flees as bis Mod
friends beat hell out of the rocker who never understands why their
friendship can 'l CTOS5 the boundary. Wanl the ln&ide track on the lat.est
in cblc fasbioo and musical mystl·
que?
First take off all your clothes.
Now wrap about 40 feet of one·
inch cbaiD around your neck, then
drop a double strand down the front
<lone hair helps, ladies>
A FEW MORE loops around the
ankles, then the waist Be creative
Be careful.
Finilb by securing to wrists with a
combination lock. Confining, but so
contemporary Hop over to a
n11btclub that apectallns in
1rlund~ne disco I rock. Pose
seductive))' ln the center of the dance
floor and sing · ·'I'm your
priaoner/Ob boy you got m e chained
up to your love/Someone better free
me from these thoughts I'm thinking
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YOtrVE GOT CHER to thank for
thls possible new era in rock-bondage
boo1.1e
Who elle but this tacky trend.setter would pose ii\ such an ouUit on the
cover of ber new albUm, "Prisooer" on Casablanca.,
Guess she's saying it's okay for
women to indulge in their fantasies
and be self-sexist to boot Of course.
1£ the Stones used a model like this on
their next album. it would mean
apocalypse NOW
BUT CHER CAN get away with it.
She's a liberated media megastar
and her latest album is, according to
the promo matenal. "an mtensely
. personal and s incere musical
s tatement delineating the love/hate
relationship the artist has with her
own super celebnty status." Indeed.
Having contributed not one lync,
the lis tener allegedly gels a
pene trating pee k behind Cher's
glamorous pe rsona t if not the
chains). We learn that she's really a
simple girl, a victim of the media
"Mirror lmage") who finds her re·
lease roller s kating ("Hell On Wheels'')
· earade Eff ons
Garner Honors
The Soeaa1 Events Board for the Ci-
ty of R.untington Beach bas been
selected as recipient of the 1979
Award of Merit by City Hall Dig~.
Raymond L. Bancroft, editor of the
nationally published newsletter on
municipal governments, said board
members 1were recognized for their
campaign to save the annual Hunt
ingtonBeacbfourtbof July parade.
The group is credited with raising
$25,000forthe1979 event
Honored are chairman Bill
Coullon, and members Carole Ann
Wall, Marcey Sihc)air, Charles Com
mins,JoeWbalingandDonBurtis
When she 'iets down sbe goes -
''Shopping," a 409 ltyled sell-parody
t.hat includes the ring or cash ·
reaisters and classic lines like ··I
want this sweater/I sure feel better."
It's the album's high point.
THE REST OF this, ab, coocept
effort Ls all so much clutter: the
main culprit being producer.
arranger. conductor and keyboardist
Bob Esty.
He excells al none and bathes
Cher's husky vocals <h er
strongpoinl) in lackluster schlock
arrangements that also waste the
talents ol drummer Jeff Porcaro and
pianist David Palch. Only guitarist
Steve Lukather (another alumnus of
a Boz Scaggs backup band that
evolvedintoToto)isn'tchaineddown.
Whal purports to being a coming
out ends up as just another narrow
and obvious exercise in glossy
packaeinl.
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The tensions that made beadhnes
in the British press come to a ~ad
when the Mods and Rockers descend
on the sleepy resort town or Briibton
for a weekend of vigorous partying
that culminates in gang warfare.
.JIMMY'S WORLD crumbles aller
Brighton. He even sees Ace <played by
Police bassLsl Sting>, the king oC lhe
Mods. reduced to a JOb as "a bloody
bellboy."
Myriad traumas follow as J1mm}
begins the slow and amb1ruous
process of finding himself m a social
scene that bad nowhere to go
The film summarizes the uruversal
spirit of youth and roclt and roll and
would stand on Its own even without
the narrative splendor or the music .
That makes it all that much more
importaat.
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' ;JPateS Mines Gem in . 'My Old Man'
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' By JERSY BUCK ed from an early Nick Adama story by
LOS ANGELES CAP) -"My Old Man" Emest Hemiqway.
~ is the kind of small and intimate mm they "Frank is a puriat," said Oates, whose
don't make mf.ach any more -but should. beard la laeed with gray. ''ID the story,
Its ambitions a.re not large, but it ac-he's a borae trainer. He's my Ben Johnson
compllsbes much in it.I atory of a down-on-<the Academy Award-winning actor). Ben
his-luclr. borae trainer wbo is reunited with is a pu:riA. Years earlier Frank'• jockey
bi.a t.een-age daugher after her mother -and the jockey'• qent doped a bone and
b.ia ex-wife -dies. Frank cot stuck with tbe blame. He's
Warren Oates plays the father. Frank barred from tbe auoeiation and sentenced
BuUer, a scruffy lookina guy doomed \o to SlberlL
1leepin1 in tbe bone trailer he baula
around behind hia pickup true~ a1 he
searches out the backwaters of horse
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DIBTY KeNICllOL 18 Jo, his 16-year-
old daUOter, wbo bu almost erown into womaMood llDct ber snotber bundled her
up •• a l:afaat and walked out on Butler. At the race tract, lbe bepm to discover
life and bM a buddlna romance with the
son of a rtch bone owner.
"My oJ4 Man." wbleb alao at.ara Eileen .:.:-. _ u...,..... Bren.nan, aira next Friday at 9 on CBS, ~ lllAW STAR Channel '1. Jolm Ennan directed the movie
r; t' Warr9n 0.. fr?m a aere111play bJ .Jerome K~, adapt·
.. BE WON'T tEu. oo anybody, because
that '1 the code that any Hemingway
cbUaeter would follow. He bit.ea tbe bullet
and aoes on. He matntaim bi.a code and
most of his aelf-ateem. The thin& be will
not compromise la traininl bones, and be
triea \o teach the thinaa be's leamed to bi.a
dauPter. n bu all the terse laquqe ol
HemlJacway, bat with ill the feellnl in
between. "E\teryone thlnkl be '1 a dnmJt," Oates
continued. "We bave a aeene wbere
they're trytnc to wrap up three years and
someboclY aap, 'Wbat did ~do? I beard
fOU dra a Jot.' I HY, 'Yeah, I dnnk a
lot, but Inner could aet d.nlak. • "
"My Old Man" was filmed entirely on
location at Sarat.oea Sprlnp, N.Y
Oates was ln Montana, where be spends
part of bi.a time, wbeb be sot the call for· J IOPM "My Old Man." He returned to California I
and picked up bis wile, Judy. and their
month-old daughter. Torrey,,and went to ·i::;.------.-.-.-c----T--E--.--,-s-Saratoga Springs. l W',
OATES, WHOSE FILll career started
with a role in ''Have Gun, Will Travel," PIPELINE said be hu never felt typecast. "If by
typecast you mean the heavy, I bave POLITICAL ISSUES played more heavies than rood 1uys.
"When I first came bere, tbe 30-minute OF ORANGE COUNTY
Western was ln vop~ l.and I went from llllOAOC.AST,..,.._.,~"'" ... one to another. ln my ftnt five yeara, I ...,.,IN9TOIW ~AIN vALUY .,_., o.11SA&.n.t
ala<> got into pictures.'' Nt0'1nT .-cJttCANnnA~~
Oat.es, wbo baa small Q'el UW almost
disappear when be aquinta and wbo oft.ea
appears wtth stubble Oil bia eblD, frequent·
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looH.
"Even when I did lbe huYies I stayed
away from stereotypils," be laid. •'TbeJ
were never black and whlte. I tuppoM tM
train.ln& I Sot in New Yott steered me
toward ebaracter deveJopllleDt."
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DL 2 DOOll SIDAM
Aut~ tr~. ~ steering dl9C
brakea. pin atnpe, economical ' cyllnder
engine & more' ( 1664431
EAIU IKFS $8076 SALE PltlCE
BUY A 1980 VOLVO
DL 4 DOOi SIDAN
Automatic transm1SS10n. power steenng drsc
brakes. pin stni:>e. economical 4 cylinder
engme & more' (5001931
......... UTAL PldCl-$9065
IAiLlmrs ··~91 1 SALi PIJCI . -,_.
BUY A 1980 VOLVO
GL 4 DOOi wxuaY SIDAH
4 speed trans w/overdnve air cond . pwr
steenng & windows. ve4our int80()(. sunroof I
economical 4 cyi engine (0843-411
MIG. UT All raJCl-S 11,155
7••0LUW• .......
LEASE A 1980 VOLVO
DL 2 Doo. SIDAM
•speed tT11nSmtSaion. dtsc braic.s. redlal tires.
~ 4 cy1 engtne & rTIOfe
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LEASE A 1980 VOLVO
Dl 4 DOOi SIDAN
• !>Deed transmission disc braxes, radial llrefo.
economical • cyl. engine & more
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LEAS&A 1980 VOLVO
DlSTATION WAGOH
' soeed trans w/overdnve. p steenno disc
bl'9Ms ,.. tires. econ • cyl I more' ,._ -----c-C..p--llHI A• -ISO It 00.....,... _.,,_ ... • •• -OMV -OI I tN , ............ -• 11 ,.., It 111 ... 1
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MOMTHLYS1 J664 .... PAYMIEMT +Ta
Hu new peint. new tlret & • bNutlfu1 lrftertor. Corolla. 5 ..,.ecs trait*.. aw cood•tton"'G a
Supef' niClil < 1a6ZAH). stereo. Pretty vM'OW eJCtenor. < 4 t 2VOOl.
7 1 TOYOTA COltONA WMM>M
lu•vrv edition eutomaflc trw.. pwr. ~
1n9. air eood .. pwr. brak ... 1te,eo. etc. (003VOH).
EARLE IKrS '4199 EARLi ll<FS $~---EARLE IKFS s55" SALE NICE SALE PRI ·~ SALE PRICE
7f TOYOTA umACIC
Corolla. 6 apeed transm1u1on and air
conditioning. White with blue interior
(82TWRPI
EARLE 1n•s s5599
SALE PRICE
71 TOYOTA CHIMOC* 71 TOYOTA COIOIU
Camper. Almoec LIKE NEW W1tt'I ie. thatl EQuipment •l'ICludea 4 speed ~ & 10.000,,,.._,1833UOWl. mags Super economy! 1043VOY).
EARLE ID'S _.___ EARLE IKE'S s3999
SALi NICI .. ..,"717 SALi NICE
..
'Ilda newspaper will not
lmowincly accept any
advertl1lns for real
state wbJcb IA ID VIOi&·
bCXl of the !aw.
aac>IS: Act.wtfaen
OCWROMT c;OMDO
2 Bdrm a.. 2 ba lba:
-..wit)' bldc. Vac1nt: laned. ettUp&Dcy. Sub.
........ ~.000
~ 673-mt Eves
associated
8110• fl!'> lo Al T(HlS
~ 11 J o ""• il,ql\or .. 1 •'I j •• 1
.._.. dledl.....,.... YIS1HDAY'S
sa .., md ,..,..... ~ PllCI
: ,... .... ...,. 11le FaatMtlc Mesa Del Mar
: DAILY PILOT -.-s h o m e : 3 h u g •
: iw.tyfortlwftntlft. Bdrmr.+den. warm
ASSUMAIJ.E LOAM
No qual1fying and low 9\4%
interest rate. Assume this 1st &
2nd and become the proud owner of a
4 BR 21h Ba Landmark 2 story.
Incredible list of upgrades -must be
seen to be beHeved ! Call Bill to
preview.
RIAL ESTATE IY McVAY
f61-f456
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c_,.. A Wt of qa'I I Mew •JO I
c:M.• Stff .000. •
OM CAMYOM LANI: C•J• C..... • c ........ Mr. C..01.t .. c..--
cleM te • sltops, tdauh. c~ .., 1 J pooj/ .......... Ws ...... ...
....... _ ............ , ..... 21/J
Mth; 1NI•• ~. _.... llc•c•tt. w• ..... ftacpl1c" Iii ..... ,.... Ir IR ..... ..-a...ooa Sl7t,to6.
COLE OF MEWPOIT IEALTOltS
2515 l. Coest Hwy., c--.......
675-551 I .
Uf'llll()UI: tiC)Ml:i
AEAL TORS1• ttls-6000
2443 ~Coast Highway. Corona del Ma<
AS$UME
4 BR. comrr lot w1th RV
• boat a.ccess Hurry •
cau~
F ':>REST E
OLSON
OCIAHAIONT
Ultra delwie owner's UD·
rt with 4 bdrm. rental. 6
car garage · SS ft. 1oL
-.000~
IMVESTORS OHL Y!
= C*twl ......... Giiiy. .-:::: S:~~~.0=~ = Sell, call 648-7171 ~ ~~~~ ... iooi [.i .IMl\i
CHEEllFUL
COMDUft.U •
Walle lo beacb & shops.
each 2 Bdrm cottage has
wood-bu riung fflc & pat.to Owner w1I help
finance Call Now
673-35.50
.. . .. ,.,., FALLBR ....... -··-~·--· t _
OCEAN VIEW.
Versailles Penthouse, ul·
tra deluxe & 1m·
maculate' 2 Bdrm.a • 2
baths. frplc. + com· mwuty amenities. Try
QM ...................... . --'* Uljj --Rent $475 mo!
~1!0~~!ror
$475/mo. ! Jmmed oc·
cupaocy. 2 Br condo
Walk lo beach. New
paint, carpel, drapes.
Swedish frplc. Buy at
$'561/mo Pm & assoc.
dues incl for 2 yrs.
$30,000 dn-full price
mt 1M.500. Owner will carry
mo $15,000 at 14% Int. no
: payments 2 yra ! Take
saw over approx. $50,000 ut
: TD. at 9~%. Close
-=r"OW Jan 2, 1980. Call
-falt~1700. OlfN 111 ••11 SllJ/'1 Ill'-"'•
t9UHfTS Redhill o-~ R·ealty
No down pa ment•ll•-------·
Nr Prime Beach Aru
$485.000. Court sale
Deferred maintenance
~ANT z-STORY Good profit opportunity.
F6 ... ••uc 4 Bdrm LaLLn· flrst lDcall eet.s this rare
. I iJo l<l' .1 If\ Olliu• .
67J 1100 ' •
1 1• 0 4 1 I'' .... ,. .. •fll ' l!I I 4 _.
.. ,...., be.rga111 !
da. leg pal.lo. BBQ, 3 car Shoreline Assoc PalME
garage· s e Par ate Invest.meat Division UOOtstE PltOP. cbildrens quart.en. fa mi 714.&48-22.62
ly rm. formal dining, --------_ Modem 3 bdrm .. 2 baths.
Owner 1 bu1 de
delpent.e' Will an~
enllre eqwty• Spa aous J
bedroom split level. I 25
nc re est.ate o~erloolu
~ COUJ"S{• Subm1l an>
rea:.ondbl e ur r~r
Vacant move 1n Cast•
Call Dan . Brok ~r
~1721 Asking $14.9,900 Call for RMAMCE with swm,y South patio.
Pri vale Pre v 1 ew. completely remodeled PARK UDO COHDOS GOLFCOUISE YU
983-nlll O.....WHI He4p On ..0 fl · lot. Has 2,3 & 4 Br. with pool. Grut &ck Bay locatJon
o-r"'""·11slUNrotJ11V•1• Spectacular 3Bdrm. 3 separate apl. above jacuzti & $&uoa . 2atory.SBR.Jba.2fam1
!:. I bath, 1 bath w/oak tank ,garage w1tb outside, Panoramic coasta I ly rooms Perfect for Ow ·: 1Jft11Jt =-~~~e~~~: ~pnrlcedva~pro~pertot~Yaooncie ~~ =·~a:~:~~~ ~~ ~"."; ti:; _ ==-==--=-··~ m.lrrored ceilings: a ~ with ooly S% dn. 11 875 O'#Dlef' to help ruuuu~e t.tw massive split-level ble $420.000 T ---ooo I 11'1ten!s\. ake advaolage ,.,__ ~. ISleodlu..ih w/huge fami Y rm. ~~~~~~~~ <i p-aodoperun~ pnces. FUU&llALTY
I lloc* To S.rf crackling 1 pie· rrurrored u they woo 't last. Sales 546-0814 HI""" summer andwlnter din in g rm, -custom M•...oHID omoe...-10AM s.od111k.
a-• 0 F p ldlcben, 2 pant.nes, encl llUS11CCdMt4-..,_.. ·------rents. $425,00 .. ~en patio. Be "1-.&.. TLC /1.. ._a~•· 3S4e Del Sol 81, San • Views. FmtaaUc invest· ,_..... • ,... Dleao 114/880·4989. NB nnurn ~llft~ lllld. .Needs aome wort. ve on l"ln.ancitll! lion : 3 Bdrm+ pie. 5CJ:m1 UUtUI ~
<>re. HOUSE your creative exch&ae•
SA TWDA Y 1-5 & flll&DCUlg tttluuqUtS
301 ESHRA.Hli ~~·Reduced~
tOff Vista Eottrodo I 1'6oo lay "'op.
MEWPO«T llACH · Rea1fon
Best backbay VIEW Ln • '75-7060 •
Bh.tfs ~d condo uort 1~~~~~~~~~ Pnced to sell $239,000 I~
AMumabte t«-loan Call P\!&IY Sweeney 7S2-I920
J 91JAIL
PLACE
PllorBTilS-
10,.. Tl 1:)1,.M.I
Yiew:f-8ytt-
........... oJL
Pnvate &tate, complu
w/red bani, stable~
& pool w /cabana, •
Gow-met Oarcleo-vlew
lalchen. spu-al atap'c.,,.
down lO Teens or la-
Lns quarUrs. 3 Bdr1D •
library, warm Maater
SWle w IOlftD marble fple.
Seller will be.Ip Ftnaoce
CllJ today for appom•
-.&:~.
..
Tenm. Try VA! $136,000, Act ranched teoc It l"OUS. --------Owtml&U °"' ....... ,,.._lCl• ~· · ~ , Shorelme Asaoc. ~:,,~~·· .,. , . 0-WU.r Antou.a. C'all AUTO REPAIR Saw. -ir. 000 •
·-Investment Dtvlsioo I ~ , -· =,_________ = !~RW•: ........... ~.~ .. :·· ~=·~u~'! ~~:* •
: TOWHHoMIS I No9'A11)1og! Jj __ I~ ll!HI ~ .. ~.!~'l~w~;~ ~.\1 :::!':"'.~-:~~ 1----------------.. THE REAL )
ESTATE RS
: ...SDUPUXIS 0Wm.Jll&·3Bdnn. large I ~for you-$$$.000 swimaung PoOI • ck»ed : $37,500 WD. lot Owner will carry .... EW down & S2263 mo wlll buy 111 prd.o rm. rarpet.ed
-in Yreka , c.rtr. ·s ma f Io an c in g C • 11 " $7800 iLCallnowCordetaals deck Open nr plan. ap :: from the Klamath River, 'lOW •.. won 't I as t ! lmtCosta Meta !dlUdll. lttr, htc. prox4500sq rt . lg 1.Jv rm.
: IS ml f-rom O regon 641>~171. Tow:J CUN DOWN 714-646.8811 formal dln rm. fam rm. : border. Cal l collect Ol'lr.•110·•1"\•u•i·· .. ; •• 1 .cBr. 38a . patios
§ ~:~:;r.31
•• '""' [ ~ Dtdl 1~tf.:oo ~i1'i~~. w~~-=~-..,-,:; = Uttt. Is IHJ!! Pl11a closing costs 161.500 : Claaaified Ada are really SAClllRCE 2 br. vaulted ce1hng, CAU 18) CAR..U
-small"peopletopeople"' Assume 99% lst. as· brick fireplace (real l. 754-1202
-~ calls with big re· sume 10% 2nd, Ocean vu large cement patio.
adenhipandbigresuJts! 3 Br. Seav1ew area jacuui. 2650 Santa Ana
To place your clasalfied s:zs.ooo dn. P1ymenls Ave. just so of Mesa
:: ad.calltoday642-S6711 $1934 /mo. Full price Drive.
-$245,000. Comparables at ~EYWOOD
-1225.000 4111.5039 / """"" 5 $2 '1HVUTORS" TOWMHOMES = Beach Duplex. 3 yrs old 968-6183
Low malotenance
::: Owner w !help fin an SJ ce.C.all 645-0303 DO>. ( ) \ '. \ . ·~
.... ,-CCM ..._. -of 1 alilnnia ~ T"' r-tl4l IST4ll .FOS:.lESTE
OLSON
... -... ., ,. ......... ..
VA
ASSUMAILE
$515 Pays All 8 5'7c Loan.
$26.000 Equity Costa
Mesa ·a Fines). 3 Bdrm.
newly upgraded Asking
116.000 Call now 546-2313
MESA
.. XS !!
What'sYourTrade" 1~ Financing 11 1'1~
tl610 ll!iaO --$75 ··~-c:-
Sf.89 per 0 1,y VA LoM, 2 story giant. J Bdrm 2 bath. sunny Wllitri you call Class1f1ed 'Thlll's bttJe lD pay country kitchen. huge
lo place an ad, you 're for an ad in the Daily Pllol ~ room Owner Anx·
assured oC a fnendly Servi~ Dired.ofy that ran ious. rail now 546-2313 welcome and help 10 establish your pro-,..,,,,. , ... ,., ,,. , -----aftHtabsJto
UNIQUE TOWHHOME
Located near tennis
cowts & pool. Spacious
living & apoUeaa. Cail
~ l~liieiis ~iiiiil:iisiii~our •. iiciii!iii1iii1 fiiioNii~~w-~ .=.~iiieoru.iiiliiinliiifoiii~diiir!aiii"iii~ ~iiit;iniciiiFaij"1\ [ ~ 0&11
r----·· --·--·-
!
I ···' '~
\ ....... . PENNY
PINCHER
AD
FOREST E
OLSON
"'"' n1 • 1n..,
··~-~ -llDlll ILllllS ca. :J.anl~lic
Private 1ndlv1duats can now sell lllY Item ~
COl'l'lbtnact0n of items
totaling S75 or less
with a 3 ttne ad for 2
r.ontecullve days tor-
on I y.,. S 2 . Each
~1hM1at hne Is 800 for
the 2 days
Charo• your Penny
Pinc._ Ad or uee your
B•nka'"erlCard or Mutetcnaroe. No com-
1Mrc1a1 .-~.
ASSUM.UU LOAM
Seller aays "Let '1 sell
roy 3 Bdrm Coit.a Mesa
home! Auumable lst
Hey .. I'll even carry a
2nd. .. Only $lll .9C50. Ca II
oowf1N"10
At1srArE
REALTORS
OVER 50 YEAR$.DF SERVICE
HlW USTIMG
MBA VIDI AllA
Spacklus Four Bedroom• Plu• FamJly Room
Huie Master Bedroom On A Quiet
Cul·de&c. Hett We Have The Find Of The
Month. 1be Home Needs Paint~ Paper. But
Basically An Excellent Buy Only SllUOO.
®' --...... .,. ... &31·1• lltDOW ,.._."'.· DIM
.. Oc~an Vkw
180 degrees Catalina to San Diego.
$165,000. 2 Bedrms and a den. Adult
commwtlty, Clubheuse. pool, etc.
OpM .._. D.a, I ·I
l12 Dltft .. M1 adl~
~ ----
IMP'ttESSIVE
Co.. ... IMs lo..ty 5 .....
fo•lly e.o.. locat•d I• tM
WHtdlff ...._ Swt. IR ,_,.
cnto. pool......._ 19 the.,..
..d toett yow to.s by ...
fl~-bHaw ... ... ... .... to. '°°"' wttlli wet bw &
bit· u t8'ro•g•o•t. A•
NfetlllPhi ~ + f-'fy
cOMfwt. AltilN) SlJf,500.
· SPYGLASS
It h wortlt romr ti•• to
• .......... flth 10•••1
"Sa 't;rrt .. _., a. S,y9'11•
.... 5 ....... ..., ,_,
formal ...., ,... + • .._
rooRt far Doers rcfrHt or .._
kid• Wlllu. Tows.._..
pool ••d ,,,. edd1 to ,.,, fri•.., ..._for ..........
9ad wtii t•••ta Offffe4 .t
$445.000.
644-7020
NEWPORT BEACH
.tlt-4551 .,~ 1720 ·sotlftl L.clgmla La; m Mig11I
497-UJI 4tJ.lllZ
Lot-a leacll I ..... Polit ..•• ,,,.
Hawaiian,
' f~ltaGet
Top Spots
Ill i WASHINGTON <AP> .~ Hawallaa and Delta ue the n.tioa'• least
complained about
1atrUae1 in Auiuat. tbe .Qvil Aeronautlcs Board
report&.
Jt was a~ when
naumer complaints
1alatt alrllaea la·
teased. rtstn1 12 _per
ftlll. from July to 4,531
eeomplatnu a1aJnat all
·major alrllnes
1 &1:81:&VA'n0N pro.
"t>lem1 led the way, the
. board Aid. followed by
scbedulln1. ba1cage, ~ust.omer treatment and
refunda.
DEAR MRS. M: Does your husband .vet take
the time to read this colwnnt U aot, put today's
under bia DOM for a bit ol ad'Vlce.
Dear Mr. M : Yow-wile bu told me about
your 1)J"Oblem. It seems you are trylnJ to live two
UletlMes In one. In dotn1 IO, you're not even tak-m, adv.._e of the one Ute JOU have.
lleeo1111tlon by others ts ai11 one mUlute ol 1utceu. l'ulftllment. com• from doiq your job
well. Applause IOOft dies out unless it eomes from
w1tb1n.
YOO BLOW A BUBBLE. SEE lta pretty color.
lt floatl LIP and away. Like fame and wealth, you
can•t Clilre t& with you. lDeritabb' lt bunts.
Mull over what I've •aid. Mr. M. Consider it's a 5 and 10 cat pracUcal pblloeophy. It may beJp
you much more than tbe prescrlptiOA medlclne
you've been ta.kin,. Your doctor's advice may be
more beJpful than bis medlclne. ·
*** MllDICALE'ITF.8 . Beu Dr. S&efiterob:.I am.a teenacer wttb
problems. J can't seem to fix them myself. My pro-
blems are my parent&. You see, both are heavy
smokers. They could also lose a few pounds and
cut down on their alcohol.
I've told them about the dan&ers of tobaclo,
alcohol and being overweight. But they say I'm sll·
ly tn worrying about them. Both already have a
peralstent cough, especially my mom. I 'd ap-
preciate if you'd warn them. -Miu B.
• In posttna the tbest re-
cord for the month,
Rawattan registered 2.01
;complaints per 100,000 <Consider your plea thelr warnlne. I'm sure I
,puaengen . couldn't do aa well.>
Delta was second with * • *
complaints per t MEDICALE'ITES
00, followed by Dear Dr. Stetacrolua: My 12-year-old son bas
• 3.9; Olar1t. i .4'1; blgh blood pressure. Our doctor doesn't believe in
Piedmont, e .55 and prescribiiig dru# at thia aae. Do you aaree? -l:utem. 8.13. •n. 0.
NATIONAL RAO tbe peat complaint rate .•t 22 per 100,000
• pauengen, followed by
Braniff with 17.0C and
Weatem,5.07
Consumers unable to
Otar Mn. 0 .: We haven't bad too mueb es
t>erlence oo tbe effects of anti-hypertensive drugs I.a treatment of cblldren with hypertension. In the
bellnnlng, at least, conservative treatment is
beat: treating obesity, cutting down oo salt Intake,
and notamoking.
settle a dlspute with an • * •
''airline can oootact the Dear Or. Stelnerohn; Just what produces 'c A B B u r e a u o f diabetes" -Mn. B.
Consumer Protection, Dear Mn. B.: Most of the trouble is in the pan·
aahlngtoo, D.C., 20428. creaa. The Islands of Langerhans do not secrete
• sufficient in8ulin into the bloodstream for the
metabollam of sugar, fats and protein. AA a result
there's too much sugar lo the blood
(bype!'llYeemia) BAKERSFIELD (AP>
-Ao attorney who
spent time tn prtsoo for
..aualla1 mone7 from
ellenu llu been di•· ~by the Californla ~~>'reme Court. Tbe dW-
barJD'ent wa• ordered
for James Keon, lfbq
was refflltly releued
from prt.aon.
Dlaposia of diabetes should not rest alone on
urine teau for sugar. They may be normal, yet the
blood may have too much au,ar Let your doctor
solve YoW' problem.
*** Learn bow to 1t6p abort of fatil'Ue, sa,a Dr.
Stelncrobn in bis booklet, "How To Uve With Leu
Temlon AJ. Home." For a copy write to h1m at Box
J.MO, Costa Mee.a 9262181 encloetnc 50 eeata and a
stamped. eelf ·addreasea envelope.
I
·Are You Satisfied?
( C4REERS J
Iran, Note
'
·Desert-Wise Marines Ready
Br BDOIZ ADA•S n. r..,...,,_~(lw ts
TWENTY-NINE PALMS -The Mojave Desert la thouaandl of.
ml.lea from the cout of 1raa In the IJldiaD Ocean where U.S. ·
II~ are crui.tna.
But UU la wbere ~~ tramed. All l~man ba oa lanctin' team from the 2Dd Marine Dlviskm taaiDed here in 1978, ualq Uve bombs and U ve ammuniUon
TBl8 RD. ANOTB&a MftALION la.ndln1 team from the
same dlvtaion completed an identical three-day ~xerc:lae over a
fD.8quare-mlle no-man'• fud tbat ls atmllar to te~ la the Mid·
dle Eat.
It WM oae year alt.er the 19'13-19'74 oil crl.si.a tbat the Mari.Dea
came to Udl delolate area to learn about fi&bUnl in the desert.
Since tben. az "wan·• baVe be.ea wa1ed here. And althou&b
W. mlCbt be the "Middle Eat," the "enemy" baa always been
tbe "Soviet.I."
TBl8 wsg&, eowavza, w.u DIFPEllBNT. 0a their
helmet.I -.S aa their OM Jaebta, tbe Mart-aes la tbe duat bad
penned tbe name ol tbe enemy lb& ocevp6ed their m1ndl: ·'Iran •
79
PLANE STREAKS THROUGH SKY OVER MOJAVE DESERT
Training Ground ReMmlM• Mldeaat Terrain
Marine Col. PL. Cacace commabdlnc offlcu of these troops,
Hid the dispute with Iran WU pu1.liq t.bla country -and th~
'iarlnea -together They are. be said. ready to 10 anywhere.
"'lbl.a la conveolional warfare." lbe colonel said. "ll's wbat we
are best at."
'Ghastly' Wound Described
PORTLAND, Qre. <AP ) -A
surgeon who tNat.ed a surfer at-
tacked by a lbUll olf a oortbem
Oreaoa beach said tbe patient
suffered "the moat ghastly wound I've ever seen."
Dr. t\ftab Ahmad and Dr.
Charles St.arr held a press brief·
ing Thursday to explain the ln-
j uries suffered by Kenny R.
Doudt. 26, or Reed.sport, who
was attacked whlle surfing
Tuesday at Cannon Beach.
TREY SAID DOUDT was in
fair condition and doing well. And
despite the size of bis wound. they
expect him to leave the hospital in
, about 10 days and make a full re.
covery. except possibly for some
mUJclewealmess.
Ahmad. a thorac1c surgeon,
said the Jo«oer part of the ~t
was tom open and some vital or-eans were exposed. However, be
aald no vital orcans were
damaged, but Doudt bad four
"chewed" andbrokenrtb9. .
"What we found was the most
ahaaUy wound I've ever ~."
Ahmad said.
ST ARR SAID TBA T Jud&inc
from Doudt's wounds, the fish's
jaw measured about lS inches
from side to side. He said Doudt
told him the shark ~ppeared
about 15 feet long.
An official of the Oregon Fl.sh
and Wildlife Department said
t he shark's teeth marks on
Doudt 's surf board showed It to
be a Great WhJte shark, the
same variety that was featured
in tbe movie, "Jaws."
Canooo Beach Fire Chief Guy
Moon said Thursday that tbe
shark au.ck bu not stopped
aurflni at t.be beach.
ABllAD PaAISBD THE wort
of the ~ • Suaide Ho.pttaJ
wbo cr..ted oa.dt Wore .-. lna him lo St. Vlnceat Hospital in Poftl:and.
''They did a marvelous Job.
Tbey saved bis We." Ahmad
said.
He said by the time the patient
arrived at St. Vincent -about
three hours after the accideol -
Doudt Md suffered a severe loas
o( blood but had recei ved
several transfusions.
"He b.ad a bole in bis chest
wall large eoouib lo expose a
luni ... Ahmad said. 'You eoukl
see the l\mg workinc and could
see the heart beattnc tbrougb
the wall. He also bad a wo\81 iD
tbe left kidney area aad a
maulve wound la t.be left but
tock."
Talk is Cheap.
It's easy to proclaim
"the lowest prices in town"
on television or radio. But
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I . SPYGLASS HILL "S
IEST VALUE!
This really is. A prime view
location improved with a spacious
2-story New Bedford P lan for
$595,000. The perfect home for a
growing family, with 4 Bdrrns.. 3
baths. a l>Onus room + a large
family room. You must see 41
MONTEClTO , CdM . OPEN
SAT/SUN. 1·5. The owner will even
~ help finance.
9068'
8-20
7147
OWNEI
SACIUFICE
Sprawlina 1 atory. 3
Bdrm+pool. country
~ brick fplc. re-
modeled t'1rough-out,
free.form pool+ pauo &
ftrl!ptt. OWMr wut help
finance. Only $89,900
Call 963-7811. ~H 111 9• ti S IU'I •ON•• I
BALBOA
ISLAND
VIEW HOMI + DI ""'· 90' to So. bay. nra l&r1e
JASMINI C:UBC
Rare Plan ~ bi outltand·
lng ooodiUoo: on wide ~\. Great for peo-
p I e tbat travel
AW>cnatlc sprbalders. 2
patios. Call ror app't . ---SO. Of HWY.
CdM Custom bome,
laree 5 bdtm .. ramuy
rm.. dmin& rm .. WUJe
cellar. l·Bdrm. apl
$3119,500
MAURY STAUFFER
SEA UON REALTY
67J..SU4 497-1111
· .. HERITAGE
tit J\1 ~' ,H'.
~NIGEL •
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l\SSUCIAI [5
PllCIUDUC8)
TADOVB
t.~LOAM
GfUl 3 bdrm mtler OD
Q\Ht llreet Lae yrd. Old Town, S br. 1 ha. 1 \OI
Owner hu bo "&bt Pine. Sll17.000. Call days
MOt.ber 6 i• an11iou.a •XIS. eves Ii wkndl
Nowoa.l)'•l.900! Hurry! ~S7. ~l ~-------c:= Walkt!r t; lee
OAK GLEN
Dlatlncllve. new 2
bedroom, 2"'9 ba con·
domlniwm. an .990
ZJ8£klenAve, C.M
8'2 8734
COUIGEPA.U
IUUTY
1044 .......................
$5000 Total Dowa!
Move in aow~ Take over
exJ.5tuli loans 3 br, 2 ba
J v O> f\31--0900 .
WOOOU!DGE
3 Br ~.000 5 Br
$196.000 assume 9i.,r~
642-0112. 644-6687
WOODBRIDGE Dream Elegant Decor 4BR
ZBA. Fam Rm Lg
anwn. Spac Jot Vie"".
Fru1l lrees L\lsh
landsc aping Xlnl
terms OWSER
$179.500 551 .JJ69 &
213-472 2015 -----
don osen
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REALTORS -:a_
R..-UOOODo..,...i
l&o¥e in now! Take O'ltr emt1na loanl. 4bc, ~·
dbl rm JV Co. 131-0900
•MO• • QUALIFYIMG If tOlGLENNEYRt; ONLY $10,000 dwn on
___ 4.Vl ..a.cs fanusuc opuon. 3 BR ei
WOODS Coyir. e c h o m.e . S l J " mo/pyml PrestlgLo
Immaculate 3 bdrm Harbor view area.
newer home. redwood Owner ~l-0210
declung. brick p11t10.1~~~~~~~~11 BBQ In .. bsolutelyl!__ --
pedecl cond1t ion ' 1---------HEW HOME FO .. "" S221.SOO CBmlAL UGUHA
n,cked among tht' tr~.
a 2 bdrm . 2 bath home
With a !>leel>\ng lot\ The
quiet. t-et'luded dE'c-k
maJuii 1l ell!>) to l'nler
t.ull gue:!>l.S ll 79. 500
CUSCENTIAY
HACH PEOPLE nus large quality bw ll
tustom 4 bdrm home 1:,.
oeanng completion and
ideally located, stt!p:,.
from the ocean Aak11\g
1259.SOO Bwlders sa~.
~ubrrut your offers c.au
~llSI for special ~
uuls
·.~ ... -HERITAGE
[ClfiNtll
Jot, lal owner. 3 BR.
tcra.l dining room. lae = ro~~P hu.1e CoetaMlto 1024
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Owner wUJ help Ctnan~
ttw1 lvly 4 br. 3 ~2 ba
hom~ which has over
UIOOsq ft olbvmg1pace Huie added swte Owne1
has boucht another
Hurry S4.S i491 Woodbndge 28r frplc
~. assumable 559-0548
tlll.900
A bnu'Ci MW home 1n th~
haghly des I rt ble OC't-an
~•de lot .thon Woud
gjaMI & ~luc:ro. with J
bdrms & det.k:, Lo t•nJ<>Y
the \tiew,-Jl.i:.l redun>d lo •• ·REALTORS
1298.000 '~~~~~~ ,.,....., or cars._..,,.,.,.,.
Paul Hales
UDO ISL.AHO CX c 96.l-O:tM Hm 552-8941
41' wide & immaculately redecorated tbruout in Capistrw leodt I 011
beautiful Mediterranean ••••••••••••••••• ••••••
navor. Asldne $399,SOO & OHTHllEACH
ownerwWfUlaDce. 4 Bedrooms, 3 batba.
IAMBS REALTY sauna & spa. BEACH MllU ROAD REALTY ,
'7M670 ---~-· ----SELL Idle items with a ----=----642_·~-Daily Pilot Classified Ad.
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*BAYFIONT UDO PDlllSUlA
lewllM WATBROMT Ulldo _.lots
of spec• I• 2 lted. + dH ••d
.. tettul1fng II~ IMt tip ...,~ M . • W• .,,_, or ......... &.:.;:•d Ito.-to .... , Mew,_. • $525,000 or .._.
...... , .... for $5'7.500. w.mt.
• WATERFRONT.
HOMES Inc.
2t13b W \0,, ... 1 H1qh1.1..1~
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631-1400
•A.WINHB•
Unbebevable value'! 3
bdnm + large enclosed
pat.lo! ! Only 182.~ ! NO
DOWN VA-or., Can 't
last al this price. Gall
DOW & win! 646-7 434.
CENTURY 21 Gold Star
...........
4 Bdrm 2~ Ba Mesa
Woods 3«lO 1q ft bome,
family room. fonnal cbn ·
mg + 90lar heated pool.
BALBOA ISLAND
REAL1?
673-6'10()
4 Br SW,000. Open Fn
1-4:30. Sat 1-3: 30. 2833
Shaatar, Bl17-6.'ie4
OWNER LEAVING
PRICE RmUCED
Super 3 Bdrm pool home.
In great k>caUon; -Owner
pedting now. calt\o see.
~9161
•· 2Ba, Eaacalde Home. 2113 Rural Ln. Open SIS
12-4. Sl0'7.000. By Agent
~
$79,900 Orange Tiff Con
do 5 p I an . A C up graded. pool. Lennis.
super locauoo. broker.
833-33)'1
IYOWHEll
J\uslJ(' J bdnJl l be Wllh
fireplace. enclosed
garage 50'x175' R 2 ln
p1ex lot 436 Ham1llon IY OWMER
Do not chsturb tenant.a Uruverslly Partt Ill
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2 Beauuful Well Appoml
ed On lhe W aler
Properties S'9'J95 ,000 (>.
$2.1 rrullloo 11.v aoot
*Cote Realty
&. lnvestmefll
640-5777 Mual cl0&e m '79 Pnn Princeton Mdl with
opalsooly.185,000 added 2.nd story 4 Bdrm?S ---~~---•!·~~~~~~~~ 548-5G41or6313520 1ncl 'g master bdrm
..--LISTI..._.~ w /alcove Htgbly up ,._....,. ,._ &f8ded. land mclude<t
EASTSIDE $129.900 Open house
BUI cul de sac sur· S.l/Swll0-5Ph5.52-7tl.2
rounded by exquisite 4 Br Granada io The
landscalJln&. Spa • qwet Raacb trac.'l just ~ alcove tor lheH prl~ate ' C I rnnr«W>f.a. Submit termt duced $12:000. a I aow.! 5f.S.•1 _zi_-%121 _____ _
Walker & lee·
SYCAMOH Cil.IM
llAMDMIW
f'a.bWous. lar&e 3 bd. 2i,., be Quality townhome
coodomuuums.. Only 8
available Sl09"90 '~30
Santa Ana Ave 642·6734 --OPEN HOUSE 4 Br. 2 ba.
bvtng rm w/frplc, Ir~ dining rm , sep den
$91.500 979-1989
Owner fll\&t\ced 10518'"·
1026 •••••••••••••••••••••••
MAAIHITA.
Spectacular hilltop
homes 2012 3206 Ml ft
C\Olle to Manna Selva
Rd fr Call~ La Pnma ~"en llll9.000 to $245,000
&TI 3S40 493-4006 B Id r
Fwwwt• v..., I 034 •••••••••••••••••••••••
OWMB ANXIOUS
Nice 4br. 2ba, 2-sly
home. On lar&e (~acre )
cul-dHac eod lot.. Will ae11 on VA terms
Park Place Inc 8'2· 1461
Asseanable
Loan
Almost '• acre 1n
Jrvioe·s Univ. Park
Plenty of room for • poo(
or (or • eentleman
rarmer to plant a gar-ckn
1be easy care yard bu a
stream and lots of trtt5
AllOC\g Wltb this g~ a
lovely 3 bdrm .. 2 ba +
ram rm home
Orangetree Condo. 2Br.
up&raded. auumable
~r\. lo&Q. $8S.OOO. J04
Tangelo. ()peo S S. 12 ....
5Sl~
INTifE RA..'lCH Move UJ
amchlloo Only $129,900
The very popular Ap
paloosa 4 bedrooms. 21.,
baths. J car garagE' Briehl and airy for the
you.ne executive who
bkes lo ent.ertaLD. for
further U\formauon. call
today
~ ConiPanY
YOUCAN'T
, llATTHIS!
Ocea n t 1v 1n 11t. 2 Bedrooma. rBalb. ;JCe.an
~. t'OCDmuruly pool.
BBQ area. pnge, all Cor
179.0llO
•
1104S Coast H1"'a>
in l1llal(e f'111r
LAGUNA BEACll
497-2457
1050
······•·•·····•········ Leulure World. Gall' 14
Panoramic view 3rd
rtoor. Villa Nut>hl. 2br
2ba, ~79 " (' jft
2_pm
l.*Fontt 1055
•••••••••••••••••••••••
602jMo. Pl/fl.
$20.000 Dn 2nd w no pay
IIllft for 2 yrs I blk lo
lake ~K FOR TOMI
~/layVwws!
2 8d condo. securi\y bldg
w Ibo al s ll p 0 n ~Y
$198,SOO! Patnck Tenore s:n 1266
R~TORS
Sl.500DOWM
Assumes baJ of 1170 .000 at 11'-'t-New' 3BI'.
twnhome. Newport Hits. vacant. lllOVB IN NOW!
Pnn oa.ly 497 .S(J39
UNIBJIVAIU!
9larp 3 bd. 20X40 pool +
J•c Huge lot. SacnCitt
VII terms $129.900 Pfiil.
only Palnck Teno~.
6.11 J.266
REAL TO Rs
SPYGLASS HILL
IESTIUY
More than SS0.000 less
than any home on the
lull A well localeo oon
view 3 Bdrm Portsmouth
mdl CALL, Q.U lCl<
LANI LAST at $3'9,0(I)
644-721 l
Lo* Fontt llfffty -oPei SUHOA. Y
837-'161 770.0167 JW. 2ba, l2J) v1a WH~.
Muloa Vlefo I 067 ~nda.y 1·5. <Udo Isle).
••••••••••••••••••••••• $325,00095&-0280
I ftulls4•1ffch I040 e-HANCH
Hl1-'\l.TY
!>~) 1 2000 Aaumabte, 3Br. 2Ba . ccn 1--------.. tnJ air .. heaL Sl03,SOO IA.YROM1'
HtGHalSI ... ' ~ ·······················
tf yoo want a dell&btrul
bome ln the deal.table
Oolleae Park area or
a:.t.a Mesa, wilb larae
arua. flrepla~.
iunU)' room, 3 Bdnna,
tmdlbau.,tben
355Nuaau
ia roe you. Call
DoCtie Valenllot>l
Pool-Secnftce!
500 Yard• to ocean.
"Model Perlect ". 2IOO
aq. ft. 30C'4 bdr .. wrpool.
jac. Patrick UM•.
REALTORS
4Br, l ~Ba twnbae: near
beaeb. 8111 Wood•.
TUITUIOCK AfJ.. fW8.362'1
Garden botoe. pt'(>f. de· NawportlMch 106'
eorated. 3 Bdrm. 2 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Batha. bonus room . , aa.t~•-......a cmt.om abutters, parquet ..-..-.,,. •""'"" noon. prof. landleaped SBR 2~ oceui v'ew w/~ brick patio <Uldo. Sl!llO mo .. applles
Owner will carry 2bd. t.o•.500. M$-72T2
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f\od What you want m DllilY Pilot Clualn.da
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«!I Coldwell Banker
270 Dl9"" V1eW ~.
A truly aped.acular. VMfw
that covers mountains·
shoftline.citY UaJ1b1bay ·
ocn·Catallna·a und.Mts ·
llWINU. PresUae ~!oiti ·
t1 bld&. La boat ~l;p
poiasible. ssas.ooo. MlMl
aame in aame. blU !Br \mlt fm,000. Offeiid by
JamH A. Mitchell maoor_...
OPEN SAT /SUN U ..
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ForMle by--. Approa.
WllllAVIM 4,000 sq.rt. Street to HAWAII sireet. Showroom, 2 of. TRADE. Improved
Allaa$UO..OOO•t lOV.~. ~~~~!!!~!!~ fteea, 2 baths. located in ocean bluff Jot at Pr(u. tsa 'ft tu. 3 Br, 2ba, = Sala Clemente Xlnl. cevllle. Kauai for dn
f fP, frml din, HP 11 Ollll' .... •We finan<:ing. 492-1115 or ~ Nwpl Bch ln·
cu-tine. rm w /M. LI ·-·-··-•••••••••• a«55t come property. $135.000 lot. wry clean. Wlll COD· ...._....__, ---·------"' Udo N..-r-
lider tnde. Sl75,000. us ,_.~ 1100 COIMlo•l•:-~owwt· m~a.br ...... ...,..--.
Pirate Rd. 631-4704 by ••·--··-•••••••••• .._... I 700 --------_own. ________ , ________ •I ••••••••••-••,••••••••
4-Plex. 100 IL to ocean. MOBILEHOllE A PIECE
$248,000 Terms . BUY·SELL·RENT-OFPARADISE
MarlbaURltY 975-4800 FINANCE We're now offerfng --------~
PERFECT SINGLE· ........... ....... Slor-. ~r:~ .. ~~oo~'"~b1•11 FOILIASI STORY' FAM l L yaa IA c.let' uawu----....., New 2 bedroom 2 bath
ORIENTED HOME . CALl.USUt-1021 ialand of BawaU. lOOO home. Mluloo Lakes
...... ··" un· --.a•-t .. 1u plus sq. fl .. sleepe 6· Coun•ry Club. Golf·
Mi I ...... Dnerf, ..... 2400 .......................
..._ 9CAI llJCUUI-.,,. Beautifully furnished. • !mper cle&D.. New carpet· Prices begin at 16100. tcunis·pool. BeauUlully &QI. 4e llv rm 6 tam T.tt.V-. landacaped, no malo· --------10..PoW 322'
nn. 2 tl'l>ka. Ntce back OneyearnewSUvercrest C80l)364·2000. ask foe tma.oceyard. ~ --••••••••••••-••
yard. X1ot JocaUoo oo ~-i.mae. e ~· ext 195 or Du. ext 990.ClubboG.w 1ld. g uld 3 Ir. 2 ba. m> aq. n.. fulty
q1net 1treel. close to Bdrm. I M, Al w\de --------DmertHotSprinp w Jl PY& aa. decorated l>o!M. Incl.
school•. abopploJ 6 ... ~~ =~PltJPe LQWJN191$T ·~~' !"!!!m.n~·~mi~,~~' ~fl~I Beautiful 4 bedroom wuber. drytr. 1'1RO. 4" biOIDt-Allwuab ~-• ~ ca...ti.c-. 1 £, : trlldw1Dda • .i-t v. ,... ~. trlO mo. ~ ... SJ•.ooo. call ..... ..r ........ _ \...:0 .u-pmniA!.n acre. Forever •lew. 111at7K.17 ..... Ja'J.
Bob lliater 551-5511 Ql'etadulipark.Offered .. ....., over .,_ lnl.ertlt ~ --~~ between w or 4M-64(M aODJ.J • .,500. st(>.38ll6 rate Joan! 5'veral cbotce Time. 1 bar• co a . ,_..., after&. 1·2 bedroom condo domloluma lo Utab'1
homes lo popular Spr· fmell ski reecwt. Park Cl· DOVB SHOllS logs community In ty. Prica duriol Pftme
Owneraella • .ave $25,000. Irvine. Lakes, streams, Kl seuoa st.art at~.
Priced below mkl al t.emia. l\db landscaplJlg. ree simple ownership. 2
SD>,000 Take back 2Dd FromSSJ.951t. Its bdrm l&Qlta, 2 bet.bl.
al 10%. Phone today (prin only> !801 )364-2000. ask for
Forever vlew bct::d. 544-1434 CSroker > Mike, ext 195 or Daa, ext
swunmint pool 41 LAGUMA HACH .._. Propertr 2000 _118. _____ _
in prdeo rm. carpeted Beat Deal ever. TJlke. ·-•••••••••••••••••••• 1~~~~~~~~ deck. Open nr plaQ, ap-aver paymts, OAC. like r:
pniat4500lqtL,lalivnn, new Adlt l>k. lBr~ 1Ba. IUMITS , CMofC-ty OverioolmbQ 3Bdnn2
formal din rm, fam rm, RMPGB-3579 OM.Y $240 000' Property 2550 a.. 2 ' ... -..-.. 4Br, 3Ba, patloa . ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• --. praces. _, 64Ulll. ow.a MUST SB.I. ~ clole to DianeYland FALLB.ROOK. Palameu
3'dO 1'17 Hallmark AC · ·· lo xlDt eoodWion ··• G If 1 H b .EM&bhlf borne. Owner ' Priced to MIL No vacan. 0 c 0 u rs e • wtU help wbb Od.ancins. 2Br, 2Ba; bard woo cy! 7159-1.SC>l ral.rw&Y. brand ~a.Br cabhMU abowl beautiful· eo.do. 1ar. very nice
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NEw usriNO-areo· Uv nDt titcb, A/C, new ___ Re_al_FA..;...;,_ta_t.e-......__ = PAii .;;""~ ~ ~ csvl. •.:ioo. Spc S1.a> mo. ,._ ______ -1 ~ ., .....
tdll.ubaOal.r.Elepnt 6'5-DlaafterS~.or•· Wll Ne.,1 palliied. Im ·
yel informal, spacious llWOQOJdll <&5). ·HIWWIOltTllACH -~ ... dlate Pd•H1tlo11.
and -bri1bt 4 Bdrm. IJ UHi.JS _ wtdt p~ ol tmOmo..ntY. hmn1_ room bome. Trailer bocne by oner. 1 DOOR rrdc.ii;~~ bWa. eolf eollinc aad IMn!MtlUtY.a.ctmr
8MtlllfuJ perqoet Goon -. Specie rent tn mo. Unbetiev'~ ~ 1.J)w LaM-Miramar. Neu .. ...saoo
..... --.:.u.aewnstcol· 'Yard. paliQ. • •wnil:ll· PJUCti> at s.t2s.ooo. Cr"-rec. faelUU.. c:.-JD4
orecl ~rpeta. Lar,. ~7 . DarirW.ilCll • ..,._ OwQer'wUStrllde. lluible oa tenu. MIM aect-,...,. patio and -. 9/. '1 HD J 41. W............. llS,000. prdlD. On eonMll' cul de _-...e71_______ 556-1771 •
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HOKES POR RENT
3 or 4 Bl'. Priced from
$C75-t5'75. P'ncd )'ard " 1ara1u. Famtllea
pleaH. kid• • pell
wekoml. Call ~or
mail. Aft. no fee .
New home ror lease.
a.bkle. rnso mo. No
peta.4 8R2Ba,2 +pr .•
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2 Bdrm. 2 ba. 2 car pr
w/dr opor A/C. auto
s prl n It I er /I odsc pd .
Beautiful bome
Qra111etree bome. ~/mo. Rec. laetl.
Avail. Jan l . 1980
714r.illl-9'1'2
~.JBr. lt.<tBa.
Coodo. dishwasher. washer. dryer, late.
pool, teoma Pf\>' .. ~ of
windows! $05 mo
7»-7S78
Bea•UC•t 3Br. 2~8··-------1--w/f....UC bad&
bay ¥1••· "50/mo.
6'0-1ZU
~ the cll.an.MI. l BR.
0 1W. fpk, car. e\c
Bea\L pat.lo. ~ yrly
met~ $5-709
'~Ma cna b Irvine
..
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THE
"GOOD
LIFE"
YEAR•ROUND FUN:
. Social Act1v1tles DI·
reC1or • Free Sunday
Brunch• BBO's • ~r·
ties• Plus mucl'I rflOfe.
GRQT RECMATIOM:
T~is· Free lAUon1
(ptO .. p(O &hop)• 2
He.Ith Clube •Sauna•
Hydromuaage •Sliwn·
nung •Goll Dr1v1ng Range
BEMITH'Ul APART·
llOfTS: Single'-1 &
2 B.edrooms • Fur·
Mfthed & Unfurnished
• Adull Lmng • No Pela
• Models Open daily
9to 6
Oakwood
Garden Apertrnentt
... wport 8-ch/So.
1700 16111 SL
(Dover at 161'11
(714~ 642·8170
NewPort Beech/No.
880 Irvine
(at UllM
1714) 645-0560
D t .., J br. I ba. l car
pr. lbdr1 ":M ':'i mo. ~~or a.s o-a-.a.
1 Br, 1 • 09t'1n apt.
PALMSPB.ING8. CA CONDO RENTALS
t'mAIMOA• =~~~:i =-..a;1=e: BR Bsdl ID ...wee CouDtry CJuJ> s.ttla1. Goit. 1'eaAll available al
CoQdo 099'tooklnl roua· Special Rat• for out
1 BR wtttl stove, retric. all ta l n fr P • r k · 11 k • Clients onlv. WHkly •
....... -IA N ~ard. F\lll aeco.Jil} , .... --.... 0 pet.I. bid&. $SZ5/mo. Call Moothly I ud W.Ueod
O,U, drpl, Pl 1tove,
pr .. ~ •.
m 1•. Ctl 644-7211 Rm.all
lBR ~ NR SHOPS. ~FORNJG.EL,.\&l. "'"" ~i..1-BUS, OCEAN PVT -.-.: ........_u.at (714),..11 PATIO, STY. FRIG. 1 Br condo, patk> a., ________ _ --------1 ~1Z23 st«aae shed, newly re-lBrV~ CA111EDRALCANYON
•2 Br. 1 ba coodo nr. So. 2Bdrm lba; ·~Ueu, no decorated, W /D, frla, Udo2Br+deo*° COUNTRY CLUB OoMt Ptua. New crpta, ...,.._ •· .. t stv. use of pool le clbbse. 2 a.~ 28 .._ '"""" --or pe... ~ mo 11 1 Rik to 11bop/bus No car _.3 r + ...... _.., 3'-587 Cathedral drpl,A/C,pool,securlty lrLast.+aec.8'5-2146. needed . 53oo /mo. 2BrTownboUe $700 "-n•-Drive
l ate. CbHdren ok, no 2Br+.._ ·"p ..,w.... ...., , ....
petit. N75. 545·51.$1 or 2Bdrm lba, 1ln1le aar 964-5658. usu.'"" '.--Palm Sprlnp
&JllS2. PIO~, lal le Lail, 2 Br, 2 ba, patio, encl gar. 2~=f,= =-• California 9221112 --------• +$100 aec oep. $48-8561 nopeta.$375/mo.968-6608 611_1 .. 00 OelertResortRJlylD<f
Sbarp, clean, 2Br, 1Ba. ~9652. arll60440 1~~~~~ .. ~~~ ...... sa.r.. 4100 Bltlns, 2 yr old 4pbl. W. I: side. Kids o.k. no pets. FOURSEASONSAPTS 2 Br $295 Nr Beach Bl & ....... •••••••-••••••• $a 1 s e 4 s . 1 4 7 9 Qq>le, oo peg, 2 br. 1,,., Bois• clean ref's no l~ BID to beedL a BB, a llovtnf! Avo6d depoatu • evearwtnda. • ba twnble. PaUo, poo!. petl 9ss.2532:892.m be. New paint. la c:pQ. cut flvin& upu1ea!
EASTSIDI
New • completeb re·
furbished. 24iJ bdrm cot· ta1e5, aome with eocl
1ara1es . Yards,
wuber/dryer book-up.
No pet.a. From MSS. 26J7
Elden Ave . Days
64&-42.162; eves MS-9543.
•2Br condo, nr. So. Cat.
Plua. "25. Pool, spa.
759-0217 or 833-&974
&side 149 E. E.ay. 2br,
Iba, pool. Adults. No
Pft.11. $350Mo. 5411·3721
Rage· 381', 2lhBa, spiral
strcH. beam clogs, encl
dbl gar, frpJ, sundeck, no
pets, 900Qmo. 846-1812 aft
a&wknds.
$320. 135 Joann St . ..;;.._ ___ .;..• ---~1 P>Otmo. yrly. '68-3622 Profeulooally 11oc:e
_SG_1_002. _____ ~1 2Br. S350 mo., l car OCEANFRONT·ZBr lBa 197J.
garage. no peta. 2402 frpk. '525 mo trt-i -.we> HOUS1MA ns Eastside 3 BR, 2 Ba,
twnhse, bltna, (pie, pauo.
pr., Ind!')' Xlnt cond.
No pets. SSOO mo 631 3718
lBdrm Dpl.x, new paml,
crpts, drps. encl a:ir,
Mature adult, l'IO ~ts
S275 incl water MS-4720
E·SIDE co~y ba ch,
w/frplc. New decor $230
At\ 3pm, 67s-6458
WntW.Vlllac)e
Beautiful new adult apts.
No pets. Immed. occupy.
Pool, jacuui, garaae
avail.
S.cbelors fl75-'280
1 Bedroom S3~S32'
2 Bedroom sseo-s375
Ftonda St -.37~ mo. wimer ~o • 932-4134
~Oii ~a New J•nmrv towdboma Rmmat.e, lhr 3 br, 2 ba, HartXiur -42 -1 ' Cdm bn, non1mkr fl ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2&3 br. fprlcs, bay view vegetarian pref'd
2 BR, 2YJ ba townnouse Yearl)'.6?5--t9l2Bkt. m>tmonr bc:h. S?S-9550
t7EOcn ft. 2 car 0 ar, V ......... IJ-Npt n-b beach $1!1:xJ/mo• can aft ' ....... ..... . °" Female wanted to 1hr Pool, Jae & amenities. oceanfront apt l2()0.S300
6pm, 714/997·5'90 SSSO. 9SS·2033 Moo-Fri. S48·13S3
1,.... 3844 _s._s_As_k_C_or_L...:.Y1lD_·___ --------
••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 Br. den, jacuzzi, h& Tri-level condo w /l!Zyr
Or Co d b I .u-Fem. Ir Uyrold son Npt angetree o o I r. pauo, ease_.. Bch. Nr. oco Noo-
w/Joft,"5')Mo. 640-ll77 smoker. $250 +1;\utll. 559-4016 --------•Apt.& for rent. 2 blk.1 from _548-_7287 ______ _
Hflritaae Pan 2 lra br. 2 Hoag Hosp. 2 Br. 2 ba, Fem te oded to h
Ira ba, patio, bltin1. mgrs. ofc. 4150 A CdM"=.~.or inf ~
$4.'i()llo. 846-1717 Eileal Patrice, Npt Deb. Karen, ~1 Ext.le
lbr. Springs Co~. Ten· k. 2be, ocean view new-Mon-Fri. 8 to 5.
nia, pool. ref rig. $39S. ly redecorated. Femat &bare IB 2.8a 752-7~, evea SSS-9581 988-zm nr td_ 12S 31.st &: NB.a
Rudy 2 Br 1 ea. partly fwu. u~-sm mo. 175-Cfll
Three 1 Br aplll avail. TSL Mgmt 845-8122
--------now. Q.5. Pool. No pete. ~. sz=;o..$390. 1&.2 Br apla, ________ , balcony, patio, lau.odry
281', wtrster poo ~ SL Apts oow rent· rm, IOGle w /encl. 1ara1e
Waterfront 2 Bdrm ln&. 1 Bdrm apt&. SZ35 • clflplca.
W/HtlQu., • view. tip. "1na or w:alum. lilt 'ISLlllmt 642-1803
-..... St. Gl.a'H. 'Br. lie pMio, dilll!. pet
2 llr ••• l&W Spacious 2br apts. Fami-ok. Freshly painled. $1500~0. lA 'Pfomon· ~t. Pool • Play-M&-1563. ta111 Pnt.., .,...s. 'Sundance West --------W•flOill ..-..1 Apll. UH Maple. New Laurel Pt 2br, 3ba, '3t·l400 M6-le6or64.Z·ll51 peUo. Cprc, auo deck, ~~~~~~~~j ldds. '800Mo. 6"-9908 :: 2 Bdrm upstairs, S360 pr ~ --------1 mo. Diabwuher, blt-im . .,_,.... ll2' 4 BR. 2 be., unfurn. Zll2 MiDer St. t B. See -··••••••••••••• ••••
Yeatty ............ $700 Manager #A. Adults OD· Studio S250 incl util, new
JBll.2be,bayview ly.MS-70lll. paint le carpet . Avail
M:n.wblter ...... $1.000 2 Br, lt,.la Ba, 2.11ty. pvt now. Call Martha
2BR,2be.,fum. paUo. p0ol, lg playyard 85l·ll81or4"-3672.
Veciy ........ • · • · t6:iO saeo. 642-BM
associated
61>0 .. rRs l>UILTORS
H>I' A ,,,tfou ,,, 1661
_______ ,, ....... IHch 3140
2 Br, 2 ba, encl g1r, patio, •••••••••••••••••••••••
m pm, $395. Nr 5(>. Cst --------Plaza. 644-1103
New Coodo nr So. CsL
Pltua. 2br, 2ba. See All
Amenities. Patio or bale.
*DllUXE*
GARDEN APT.
~l~~v:~ ;.:J!; :S.~.~va ·Need l re1po011lble rm·
dbl car, DO pets. mate to lbare 38r apt.
I t o o / m o . C a l 1 Blcbelor. Pll'.l1Y f&uJl. near OCC. 1117 + ~ uUl. 2J3.411-m7 1U1n. ~·t250, AV laislut.SfM!3hf\.4.
&.,...... ...... 3141 lmlDed. • !p-335$ ' Balboa: Nd 2, relpoG. DOI)-
•••••••••••••••••• •• •• .Br.nd °"" 2Br. s1e1>9 to d£ atll6ke C0tr 3 bed. 2ba
't• Br, OCUD view. $05. otaD. Z51), CID Deb. '117 mo.1'7~72al
Adulta.nopeg. ~orS3t-3t93 Penon to &bare lovely
UllSM .. 3822 ~the be)'. l.aunac.. 1 Laa.wt&.. Beach bome
ri BR. &ar, fCZ5 \Del uW, yr-.,, I b \I I I D U I m a n . Studio. uttl. • P ~rt ty ss-1• Stral&bl, non-aoohr. beach, $350 lease . $Z25.41M291.
49M644. WESTCLJP'F. ·New ht· oc:IAHAtONT Arr terion, ~ lba $Cl$. 2 rmmatea wa•t•4 lo
• 2tlr. 2be Adlta. no abare creat H.B. 4 bdrm
3br, 3ba, bJtJ.na. ref rig. pela. 6T.MMP: 142.asa:J time Sl,50 .. per mo. md
Sec. Elev, pool. rec rm, IA.ll. Mst be ea1y aoinc.
Ule. lllOOMo. 714-76C>-1734, Near Hoa& Holp, $450 mo. c I o & de p e o d a b I e
eves 714-833-2376 Perfect for 2 amgle9, 2 964-3C75
br, 2 ba, cpts, drpa, bllnll. --------
dsbwsbt. W /0 book.up no hm. lovely hocM w /pvt
pets. 4243 Dana Rd. rm & ba, pooj, Jacuzzi.
642· 7:r<M SUS mo+ ~utJ fMlt-8798
1111 Fill RENT DIC.sums
leWPOlrT CINTB
f\&Uawvtce. From 1225
Newport Regency Corp.
('7l( )Mo&. 7188
PENTHOUSE
SUITE
fNEED -:
'U ., ,,
CWftce space ln ~rt a.. L1H1t ~
orao.ta Meaa lnCoeta Meaa 645-2111 Newly remod. abop'c center located 1l 2760
fMONEY 'i • O.C. AllPOlrT Harbor Bl. hH space
lit bulldlo1 beblod availab6e randnl rrom CAIDITMO
,GuU1ver'1. Larae new _., aq. ll. rudy for PIOILIM ~ve 1ul• with ail tmmed. OCC\IPUlC>'. Call Mnica available 2021 P • u I S K at z . A 1 t 2-d & lrd TD locaa
......... Cntr Dr .. tz'll. 213/-...wl 971-6531 i
ll'ViDe Call 'J52.0322. Arran&ed by Coalt ... Loans ,. .... lwallw BAJ.llfA lSLAND ~
s.tht Sl.aftorotfice S400 Mo z.dTD LOAMS
'Ibere 11 a difference• Aaaat S'7Ul 70 Secured by eqwty 1n TWil
l..u'le 1ult.es <2ISO s f > SLSO-lncl uul Ir dearung fllt.allJ pud for ot DOl.
providuif blgbly pro-Phone • n s we r 1 n g • ~. conhdentllll
fe11looa aecrelar1al eecretanal. 1erox copy 9el"V\C~ Hn'I~ with a maoagea in1services f&fum avail c.ommunrty Home Loan
hie number of uruu 2082 7U W l7tb St Ste A·9, Inc M1chel11on. Suite 212. CM631.00SS ~:m:H.ic'd Broker
lrwlie. Call 752-0234 14"s'x40' vacancy now. IJl ..._.., Wmt.d 5030,
BAVFROlllTOFFICE Harbor Baker Ceo~er. •••••••••••••••••••••••.
500 1q. ft . all am· a.t.a Men-acrou from WANTED TO BORROW
merutaea, 714 /673-1003 Fed co. Parlll1oned S4000 ~ Pay Back. j caJllflW, newly painted~ Phone IMS 4064. Aller
I MO llMT Rll CXferecht MOO w /option IPll.
d yau eap a l ,ear IN 1.o Mir ~13&6 ttw --~----T---.--
NoYember. Neirt to O.C -·...-:-r~ ·-
Ab'p>rt. Z2S npt.o 12110.q. •* ........ 4450 Deidi 5035. l
ft. flhaoe557-'T010 . ---············· -·················· Wtllr' ...... Co. , DIC. sums For store" otflce apace at All t:n-o( real es\at.e mvesunents since li49. 1 Prime Newport Beach reaoaab6e ra&es.
loc:. Neu" o.c airport. 500 .. %700 s. ...
Rent 1Dc11 reteption. MESA VKBDE ba ~-. WT1h • coofettnee rm, janitor PLAZA serv .. utlts, 100 free 1S25MeuVerdeE,C.M 642-2 I 71 54S..061 ' ,..
c 0 pl e • " m 0 r e __, __ M_M __ •n ___ -.t il)llEOWNER LOANS
SecnUrtal 8«V a•ail ABJ\A.NG ED :i
worDollfllHUl ..-. Claf 0 Prefth S10.000to$2:50.000 DELUX~O!TICE C f4s..! •AMORTIZED ..
1200 1q ft..: aU or s-tt Retail or olntt spatt •lHTERESTONLY
DSq. ft.. No .... req. •vailable ftlr im....tfatr -SUOR'l'TERM ~ ~ 9To 12 A.M. Ottl.-cY to baab traffic Ca1J Bob Wllba.ma-Ageot eater. al ••po&a. It 731 ~ -.-.. Prest111ou1 Newport Warner ID P'ouotaln .,.,.«_,.,_.,
Ceotu office space. V.U.,. im Sq. ft a\~ "'Dll.J Approval. fund in 7 •
av all. mid .J uuary. aq ft. Pralla cm Wamer. day• No polala. No
Specloua around noor Call C7 l4 >K4·UM or Balloon SlO.OOO-SZI00,000
1ulte. lnchadea ~cep-_m.B71. ___ A..:: .. :._;_• ___ __, 2nd TD loans. Lido
tionbl. lettetarY apace, -----~~rt Co. 173-7595.! conference r oo m , 11118"9• vw-• _.... •
library. kitcben. copl.ef'. 4700aq ft. offlce bwkfut1.
storace. Call Debbie. near Udo I.lie. purcb&H Money for short terli\ 2nd 1
7StUl8 pnoe $7SO.OOO w /Sl00.000 TD'1, no credit ch~k. oo ~
dwn 430 32nd St , p.1.)ty, C!JO.OOOup. For I<'· ' TOf'LOCATIOH Newport Beach Call for I.Im call a1ent: 973-7311
~~a c b 8 I , det,ails Sierra Really Aoytlme
. Avail 1211. ~7D> -.-._--c-,---... -/---
8116 aq ft. office or at.ore. a ..&../ n ear 2 freeways . tWwportit'td.CM AHlllllllD ~.645-l.2llO Pn~ comm'I 1300 or ....,,,..,..... ....................... ~
4950 sq fl 494 5049. 6 I '*Cl_...... SI OO ··
<ke&ofront Dls ZBr, ma. Ad&. 644.-49'76. 644-6535.
$11Dwk. .-ic> mo. whlter, Lovely 2 br. l~ ba, stove,
(714)7$2..tteS,fJ'B.Qlll crpl, drps. 1arage.
JBdrm 2bt, $407 mo. Adults, 00 pets. $340. Ul80
2 ........ 0flly
3pools
Covered car port
patioapts., BBQ's
c1olle to f wye • bchs
walk to llbopplng
A~; ~J~:~'!e:~ _494-_5008_____ ;.:.:=:.:::::: ......... ,
--------• SIOM Mill oa Redhill al Otficie -Wse•aae
&esp, fem. (,JJ 'a I to share airport, recepllonlst and yard space ror rent
hoWle w/aatne. E11de CallMadgeDevia.LSyrs CM Industrial area
C M $210 + i,o, ulll tn lnveetmenl R.£ .. MMi374
PENNY
PINCHER
ADS
-
+sm• lllcl all vt1 D Anabeam. Open bou&e. ~ EvH • 5'$-32211; 752.2721
Verullles Studio Pent.-2BR. 2BA. upstaira, pr. ..._ ___ -..,. • ... J 'im Adlta, no pet.a. $375. 752
~·--7~1aiio W. Ulb. 673-1155 ;
~~-----~548-211187
17111.,....wst
dtW.....-
847-6064
1...-'111. ~. ZBr. ZBa, Ltrie--2-bdnn--2-ba--cpts-~· ~W~la:l~•~G~r~•~•~llm~
Nwpt. la), 91QO. 1'75-2111J7, dr a. refri&. bllns'. =
C1S4111Tani ds~wsbr , encl aar. SHARP. beach 1, 2 • 3
Adulll, DO pela. $350. BB. frpk, dabW9r, 1ar.
~ petjoe. No pet.a. 980-ml.
·-•••••••••••••••••• IASTSIDI Lovely all adWt. no pets, C..-.. ..._. Jill Ca hf Woock 1.2113 Br ap\I. 8200 Ed·
-·· .. ·-·-•••••• 2 Bel, den.. apllt-level, tneer. HB. 846-0619. 211r.1~, tnbte fprlc, frplc, aky-liibl. deck. No Le 1 BR. nu pa.lat, btd
pool, dedl, beam cell· dlUd:reor peta. tel$.180 pool. l~ ml to bcb no
iDp, bltim, ll)dry blnap, E. 2lllSl. l)aytftM112; pm $335/mo. 960-Gl2 -Mo. Ditve by &Ml E. ewaMS-954 -=--1
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Ptdf\c CltHwy.~ SlMlc *' t:Dhle1eocl. dbl 2ae~l~; :;~: zer, lBa. N19ar bt!b, pr, trpl, ravtbilbed. near beach. 2202 Rea•
•/POOi· Clrport tor 2. ao.toebops. Pool. -ar.-.smor'151--.,IDI); 21S-7a-t517. i.. ~711153; 875-91235.
1.,._,eoatbofHW)t fer mr apt w/bltm Adults. ColNMIM · 3124 eo.M.... 3124 . '-.. c.n 1iJ1.: 11.aiela, 111> pd.a. sno pta' mo. 22IS5 ............. ~ •••• •••• • ...... •••••••••••••••••
Ja1. or lhrll1• al ~Dr.8SUSD.
m-. hide 1 BR. dowmLalt11.
1ar • ..uo.q11MtactvJt f.-cl. fDed. sm1mo. Ph ~·-·· IDQ3 Calm.Im --------
4M-KZ1 days ™-1'712 A BU. ---------• nr Poat or c 502 sq ft ~IPOIT ADA storetofc 2630C Avon
Saallaalcea. low ruL 213tm 1001 collect ONLY S2
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__ CaJJ __ 7_14_!956-__ l_4C ___ Far Lease. Reu1l shop.
...;.,;;..;._..;,... __ ~--~ N.B. SllALL OPFICE. Z«> Avon St . NB «10 SeU any 1te.m « com-•
Sl5/1Do or ren\ desk sq. ft • ~ bmaUoo ol &UD\5 for Sl$
ll*'t·Cll-$50t 0 0 f;lalhafal 4500 ~ :d~ 11'.t!~:..~ A
DIC.. SUfTIS -·--••••••••••••• ClOIJl«ullYe lbn. Eacb
r ~-· 1---= •-• It .A. 41r..aA. 8ddWooal line Is tlO' for .,..__,,.anuu1ce ... a ~~~: u.24b11 Cbaraert'
watm A friendlJ •l· Wanbouae, or lite m· Nocommenl•I ads
wpllere! Do rou Deed dllltrial tn Buiena Park. ~aed pbone COV· «8) 1q ft & U3Q eq ft -For more lnform•tloo I eraae • tbe avaJ.labi.Hty tab tor both. ztrNNN or Uld to place your •d call
of a pr.ofeulonal 25' lf'O". Judy Jones. l
eecretarlal service? "-· 1u7 5678 ~1sf:::. C!ua.:e:: __ 6'_1_.1_1_1_4 __ ,....__ .. _. ____ -
m1111. ._.. W.twd 4600
ac ape.ce foe rent.. Lai -·-··· .. ••••••••••••• 8dl. SIO sq ft SUS per eq at to euf>.let.. fum apt, fl 4Wf-4151 candc>or home I to! m01 . . durint wlnt.er. 912-5180
P'ree Jt.mket ,,l&hta ,z,
Everyday to Lu Ve&aa •·
Via Sc:beduled Airlio• •u
ForlnlormatJoaCall .,
521-8V10 Cl13 ~too t
PSYCHICllADla ~
Advlaer-Don't eonf..e
ber wWt au.y ordinar7 .........
Ider. . ...
127-3406
..... &~ 5100 .' . ....................... :]
IU•ADS
M£F1£E·
1:111:
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'MJ.1671 .._ __ ..... __ .
g•ac••· planters, ~.---repair,,..
ftefa • """ est.
PETERS PAINTING
Expr'd. Reaa Ratea.
Free fAl. Call Gene ~
ESSIAM
Cultoat PaintlOa ftw at. I yr 1uar. a.ftlJuLID -.uia
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P.OBoa8enice•pr1n9 Cre4eoU•le4 m•Ut.
8 f!. 11\h St, •tt. CM . l"rtoeh, SP&Dilh, 1"d· m.N1I lilt. 1pelOnc t.n1U1h
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....................... 'Wlldow C... I 1J
PC I~ Ir art1l'Ol'b. ••••••••••-•••••••••
&llD~iAf.H. RESIDEN11AL •Stora.
12 yrs uper. M8/Cll 8S1-711' Car WH~-• Quellty :!:~U1 ~~~4 prica .. 50 .. a..,. .ark.MZ-•MS-'7912 ' ........................ ________ _
YOUDAT WICIAL 5Pe. sweeo. 1our borne
Hat.IMpeintiftl' outalde • bdote Cbtl9tma1. Jack $1J9 per o•v la. Call Mark J onea Taullne, addlt. remodta , Ill ~ f>or AO Hp. fl re• CUllr. 531-1181
liabAe ~r ._._ ----------· _._,
Inter. exter. patch
p&ac.e.rtnc. (rte cell, do
own 'M>rit '40"4&4
Pamuni Qu.a1 work. low
S. .mm ftes/C.Omm
lnt/Ext. S3M780
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A.II types of roofs re
paued. R.snbl. Guaran·
~ WaJlull Bob
Hoc..ep=· lnt/EKt IOke 1our 1bopp1n1
1bat '-.ALL you pay
fora 30.:aLad ,
DAILY PILOT
SOYICE
llRftTORY
DO IT NOW!
642--5671
Lac " . Ref Cl II eMier by U!ILDI the DaUy
Geie. G.\-'101U PUot Cluatf\ed Ada. f-=:=~====~
5350 .... a.dr •no .W,W-'94 7IOOIWpW..W 7100 HelpW..t.d 71 HefpW..tH 7100 HltpW..tM 7100HetpW..tect 7100 .......•....•••....•••. ....................... ....................... •..................... . .................................................................... .
UAC~MA OUT ACCOUNTANT-A/P. AI R -~s.mc. Al!l'OTRANS, RU man. -------Clenc.al COVER GllL ... .,. & 1pecia1 projeda for a PBX opera1.on for • uper preferttd. Mual cal'llERS BREUNERS RENTS
•tSJ.0771• 640-.n ,.._..•UO czynamlccles11Dflrrnl9 telephone answering havet.oola.5482218 M '-Y\JRNlTURE. A So
lM Hr OutcaJJ Servtce a& H.rOutHU ODlY Irv Reapon.sibiltlles in service eiu>ertenei!d or Bebysitler needed for 2 u M Ollll renuJ furn co. ha?_ ~~~. 5~i:~~l PRE LAW student needs ~~dM~ne ?Y S\Nv:, ~~;3.' ~ffoo~ ~ ~· ~ tia~!uC:. m:· 2-4rrs. ~f'a req'd TDTE !!.C:::::ul~t fn ~
FV. "Tootase". Call $25.000. WUJ do anyUung c crap st, · lni p~paraUoo of lied ble. t>.ys, afternoon· --~---·----Westnu.naler showroom
MPANION · For elder·
1y lady. a to s-Mon-Fn
No ho"•ekee pao g .
7Sl~l.84or957·5107
Co:wtnm:ffoft
Acch.P ..... '-..etor962·3202 Legal. Confidential 4 30·9 3o. Appt Only trial balance. Jt ls a tverl4DP or grave yard Banken We'll find lhe ~ARKETS.. CompelliuOOndependent Last~ Female Beag~ mix OVM. P.O. Box 3242, 548'2817 -- -erowth oriented position Mllst be able to work riihl job for you. D\b on quahf1cat1on~ and
Newport Beal'h
Or\eloper need3 1h1rp
person lO handle multi
project payables Mu:st
lype. dt.ita processing
knowl~dge preferred
MUlit ha,,e m101mum 2
yrs expenence in this
"'10rk. Avail 1mmed
Send reswne \.0 The Bid
clle Group, 3848 Campui-.
Dr. Suite l lti, Newport
Be ad! 9'2llWiO
1,w/re4 collar. Name N.B 92663 WANTED : \') Fare wh.lch req. a willmaness som& weekends Typing 00~497-4076 Openino now av11l1blt' performan~ Company
"'Duchess" 00 tag. Vic: •FOXY I Afty * Hug bes A Ir w e s l to learn. 833-3500. 35 wpm. l'Cq\.Qred Many ror Cull lune Assistant pro111des In 1ncl'nll"e
>'Elita/ Maanoll'a . FV
962-3294, 962.5734
Lost: Leather env brier
case. Fashion Jaland
area 11 /20. $100 reward
7!i9-0144
REWARD return ·set
Rolla Royce hub caps
1'lW!n Nov. 2Stb, East •lldf~
Uist: Doberman puppy.
male, 9wks old, 23rd,
Newla.od & Warner, H.B.
4G-llll70 ffew&rd I
u.t: ~ maJe cat ""I wblte; Ea1taide C.M.
an!!.8 8etl)' 646-8627
.... o.c..c. ..... 6Ut ,.,.,,.., ... .o.
a.70llafU pm.
a.AV coupom.CaU979-9621for ACCOUNTANT/FULL oo. benefit.s available Mana~ on 2:nd It 3rd program No t>xper
Oc.rn:;ALLONLY qwck sa~ and ready CHARGE OFFICE PleasecalJMonFr1 8a.o.ldDi stuft npeneacenec nttttsary Wilt tr.a1n •972-1138 * cash. MGR· For pvt country Fastuoo Island area RJLL & PAa'TTIMl We lnlD St.a.rt S3 30 lO $4 Qlmp&ete ~ Contact C.OSt.a Mesa area TB.LStS per hour Advanc-emenl Jeffrey al 714·89\·2318
TOMMY'S
OF NEWPORT
ESCORTS
24 hrs.
Gnat C°"'PGftY
ESCORTS
24 Hrs. 641-0180
J.tC{Vf54
DIAMOND WANTED. Pnv. party will buy lto 3 carat. eaab. N.8 , ~9TS
•Mll8LaLAD_..
,... ..... ~~5360
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BRASSl<EY •Ex•• &cork* CA1'£RING TO YOUR
SOCIAL AFFAIRS
•661-0729•
Nowffinng
StNsl ~·lost
• Accupraaure
•RellexoloCY .........
B.G. IJodbelQ2. Uc 'd '14.T.
Call for appt ~
club. exper thru tnal Al rt opporturuly ror manage EOE M /I''. p. Division balance & financial rpo area Western Fedtta!Savtn&S
F Call:>43-4230 is currently aeekioa ment posruons to S:S 50 ol Breunen. a No Calif 5tatement. or interview M/F E 0 E. .. per hour 11 quallhed For Reu!J Furn Co • a sub-
please phone 644·5404 responsible lnd1v1duals more m/ormatton & tn rvt.-ol Marshall Field t.o work LD our Newport _, Arctulectural JOb cap Beach orhce S&L or lt'rview. apply to ston-_!Co__ _ __ _
ACCOUMTIHG CL.EU
W e will train .
MacGregor Yachts, 1631
Placentia. Cost.a Mesa.
t a I n s & p r o j e ct banking ex~rience is •50. l.390 N Pac1f1c Coast
architects with ~ yrs prefernd We orrer a Hwy Laguna 8('ach
ll1lll expenence for com-good starting salary. 494-9233 Will mten 1e14
m'l/indus /resad work. ~easaot workllllt condi Mon lhru 1-·n 9am to
Permanent position uons. & excellent com Jpm
Ch a It en g 1 n g op pony benefrts. QuahCted Utual Oppor EmplO)er
Accou.oUng porturuties Top aalary & appbcaot.s. plea&e call
JltACCnttlftlW(J Cull beaerits pkg. NB Phyllis lmonl1, (714 l CERAMIC GLAZER
OencaJ
TYP1ST
Mu!lt 1)-pc 50WPM, Wall
tnun on balbng marh1nt'
~~IOR Call fm-
appt 540 7639 A Ken
daVlS lnd t-: 0 ~:
Contractor. expenenced.
"' ~ plans prevlOu!'.ly
approved for b.-achfrunl
~'rty Mu!>t ha,,1• rt"
.. umt' & I rat k n •rorfl
P f> Alt h l{t! li175 H :,
2u ms 0325 ext 4!n
CLm·~· locattott nr maJOr &K-~.
'The Jolly Roger. lnc.. (~"airport. Start W!STHH for produc\K>n shop Ex· --------• COOK-Breakfast lumh. per. delarable. Geed op Cena! n:aat be eJ1:per'd Appl)
b -•'-•t J aA2.19IO. 714/7Sl·3863 as .an ell--op· Fe•: el s..11 • potlUpity fO' a bript, An1at waoted ·quick 7.10 HC.Orporat.e Plaza &mbiUoUa penoo aa a J~. · mlD.. Uetdl, cart cat~ C4ast Hip way
Accouclin& Cler\. TM ar pat.el C94-4211. Newport Buch, Cl 92680
ponwuty m.lliOO GEii ER.AL OFFICE lO Chef t -ll AM. S<ln
SCV"DE'f• "'lES ~~-~. d 1 a . womeri w /rwtn lnUiSp for ""-'" IV' '-""'1•""""" 7 >Told boy when fa~r ACCTG O.ERKS - ---
Loet: Wiil ii. Poodle, vie.
Talbert/Maanolia, FV.
Yow C!botc:e ol lOO'a of
8eled men for modem
Photo Dates. loex·
penslvelM br. 971-7979 T"'"' 5450
pos\Uoo is entry teVel E.O.,t:. M IF with the opportunity for
advancement. Ex-
perience is helpful, but
4s11:iiblen
CHlLDCARE-maluN.' 'TYPISTS I Clemente 100• lZS
trav,ls Al&o aftr PB>.. PL."LSE COOK i.rhl1overn1ght l lo :! Top P•> No..-~ /f
times per \l.'k CdM Pa1dV.~kly f:xper d , breakL,1~l Reward. Please call with
8lt:J' lofo .... 1838 ~ATlltLm.. ·-•••••••••••••••••••• not required Worting
•on..-Ulestyle" .....,.pie Sailor seeks .pa11a1e coodit1ons & employee
For Sailmaker, piece·
IWfk. 6am-4: :.>pm Mon
lbun. Beaefita. ~ 1483
home Good salary lwx'h, fam.ily rt"5tu41ranl
.".-.. ...,., to/frm Australia : Scuba beoefit.s are excellent.
smcere warm rebUoos dive Gr Barrier Reef. S&Jary ls dependent oo i---------=i: ~::u: Dpl S. CA. 6C>-100' sau , expenence level Apply
LOST: dog, red·brown
-.Mt hair Lab. 649-2678
Banking
COMMBCIAL
TB.Let
FUlltime
UHl'11D CAUfOlMIA . .,..
~for111terv1ew ~~,., ~CJ=po 493-~d
Clearung women wanted I..,.,~ ~IEXDr
ln'llM' area S51hr M 1 SIJMCU.llt. • Ltne cook ~us/"t..aauna 891-31.l8.
FOUND: Choe. med Poo-cOe, Male, with collar.
541>-$1'5 Lee Bianctu
R.ecorded Msg an h wW crew. M A. Clark, in penon or send resume -------· _Y_ r 200 Nwpt Ctr Dr. Sle304. lD
O.C. AIRPORT _N_B._921630______ n. Joly 109"". Inc
ESCORT SERVICE 1 United~ rare coupon 1100G"illetteAve
t,ound: Gray Sable
German Shep, sml male,
·IJl martdnia oa lei " "Deck. No collar /lD. W. 1117tb/Pomona. Dys
h r Irvlne. Cl 92714 Specializing In bus1 ~.orwtllexc aoge or ai4 JS46-0JJI
ne11men. re1ldenls Air West ~ rare coupon. --------•I welcome. Phooe 540-5723
739-5248 · ••-11-ro .. -----------Amencaa nu LU•e vuUPoO ACCX>UNTING for$2S . ....
4it-82S3 early AM. MICHB.LE'S
6-t; E1e1la11a&. bl· •o.tcal•
focaJa lD oran .. case.' llAM·2AM US-37~ ~1;:. S. Bew ard . PLATO'S UTUAT llt•1~-:"=,_=·.:
POUND G ._, Far ~ " SW· -••-••••••••••••••• : ray .. tteo lallng couples, Relax JM Wmlld. 7'175
y Jwbt DOM 6 paws, w/aab aolutelv No•••••••-••••••••••••• ._,. nd collar w /beU, , , ... e wu.oo le Placeatla, Pressure:._ ~.dult hn. 29 year old Sagllsb l'Cll. Ml-5111 4IS> lYa.r. ttOUywood. C.Ordon Bleau cbefe11,
..... n.. Secretary, aoveme11: ....., m NB. M. Gena. EllcitiDI Pbrq.,.... Neb pmitioD ln c.tpaci· ~r PolntAtt' mix. Wearef«reel. Try us. l)' d any above with de· ~ sqipy, P. Mot •51 · Jlbni&A-Priend: S.3'41. voted, n.lubrioua tamlly
., andfor private yacht.
: Blk·Wbl Sprlnaer Ate 10ll • ~ ex-~6*lltL lei, Umo Keu ecut.lve JOLng oo • bull· erde·HJllcra{ area. .... trip-? Call Tra.eliDg ~ wanted
ACCOUNTING
CLERK
Geod 0,p I lmeftr We bave a po1lt on
ava.llable wltb 2 years
~ e:q>erienoe.
Must be hilt school or
bus-Ines• 1c hool sradul&e. lodlYWual will
..mt Relicn Finand•l Mauser with vanous account1.na duties.
We oner • com1*.i\lve
eacelleat fr.
ASSIMILYS
Entry level poe1tion In
w1r1nc Cabricalion.
screen printing & u
aernbly. Employer wlll
tram.
CAMIROMFG
7601Clay Av•, H 8
rN /Beach. S/Garl1eld)
E.O.E. M/F
~SEMBLY
DAILY PAY
Electroaics Auemblen
PCBbper.
Ctl541·SflZ
'I1IE RJOHT llAN, INC
910 W. Santa Ana 81, SA
26151 l..IPaz Road
Mw1onViejo
837-0066
EOE
Bank1ng
TB.LB
HEW ACCOUMTS
Part lime permanent,
typmg reqwred. Will
consader tme Call for
1ppt. Joan Marselle,
8-XSl Mutual Savtngs
&c Loan S'10 Ca rnlno ~
F&.rella. San Clemente
F.ql.&al Oppor Employer
B&AlTTY· Scu.lptured naU
ma nlcurlsl needed. CoUow l)n!ferred. bul not
nee. Vicki for • ppt.
~
ASSB tllflS · 8>a10euin& We will trala. Apply Secoad llal•• Looktnl(
1 • m , Iii a c Q r e Io r for dependable help for Y•chb. J.al PlaoenUa, Npt. & ltH. Ml otrn .
o.tall-.a.
have car 5'm 's lRVlNE 7~ 6666 Btoacti R~l.iuran,l Ca II
fX)f, M ~· ~YT\11 or Nina 494 9765
CLERJCAL
~lu Oil Company f
Call ft>ro11 offers th
following ell('ept1on1I
career <>P1>9rtwutJes
SllMOCUU
Reqwre1 cood typing
and numenc aptitude
and 1dm1nlstr1t1ve
ability
PUllCHASIHG a.EU
Must have wWlll .. e and
aptitude for auJyllcal
aod clen cal work Llaht
t,ypa.n&..
Salary comme111urale-W1\.I>. upenence plus ex
c e 11 e-n \ c o m p a n y
benefits Please submal
raume OC" call Ul con
fldeoce.
Clerk 7 11
:? opu.an~. 11PM 7AM
SWl t.h.ru Thurs . 5 JO PM
lD llPM Tues, Wed &
O.Oolc for small
M!SLaurant Qual :.tan
dlrds Exp preferred.
but WLll lt'a111 Xlnt oppt ·y
for pract1caJ ralaurant
eiq> lr75-4720. 673-1570
Fri 675 PaularinO.fCook'1 Helper: youn1e.
1S ~ I Lunch. 11 ·2. 4 dayl>
CLERK A t P 3 to 4 days 541)..314 l alter 6pm. -per week. exp pref'd. Ap
ply at 1860 Pl1cent11.
Cost.a Meu COOKS
CX>CKTAIL WAITRESS Miwmum or no exper
needrd Wall tram. Full & apply in person. The P•rt time. Apply in Beach Ball. 2115 W penon Oceanfr o nt. N 8 Didi Chwch's 613-5154
RESTAURANT COOCMGCLEU ~Newport Blvd. CM
fhtry level poesuon cod -LOI It edit.ma. ordtts for
su.bcmsaacn to the com C.Ounter help, mature :
puter ~aptitude ~ sewm1 knowledge
req. $3.10 Hr. Call )!4i151or54I0-390. == ~.=.U: :..i~s..mtclrup •
losr: 11. Twrter-ODear ar crn-..'1563
reqia red. -desired
quahf1c1llons Include 673-3162
knowledge of 10-key. typ
ta. Please ap.
1
_________ ,,________ ()()UGLAS OIL
to: •IOCMCI••• ~ID-. REWARD,
.. 541-41)15.
...,..w.-. 7100 .......................
'
' f
CX>UNTER HELP · Part-inc 35 wpm, It aome of t.une. BaJteSbop, CdM. nOPexpen~ 673-7310 CAMllOMFG
=1:)=~ f\jU cbarfe thru trial COMPANY
Poattm •vallabl• for baluct, aWll·::r.~i.r Eva Tayk>r
7801 Clay Aw. R B Counter belp for dry person eaperieoced lo experience belptu · ery Empl RehlUom Dept.
PCB,,wlre a11embly. b'-Wy oltloe. need p,.. 1l90AirwayAve. 0-..1 Id -•--"'·"tlm wlrebarwausembly• r .. mal, ulary open. Coetalleu,C.'21121 !W/Budl,S/ •u~ I ..-. •• ''"' e. eirp.
some mlnormedwllcal 8-.une lo: PaMc> Ltd, Aftln:naUveMUoo E.O E M/F pref. Apply 7·3 at Milster ~1 19 fookinl for P.O Box 1m::I lntoe. EmploJer M/P' IV /H Best Cleaners, 21139 E . ,.;.._ • ...,in,....,... CAtm.a. ~ijwy.,Cd.11
pet.an --"" .. ~~~~~~~~j SELL Mlle item.1 wttb a term eQlfloyment. ~ 1\Dd wbat 10U w_aat in Dally Pilot Cla1110ed COUPL£\ouatatmgr ln E.O.E. C.I Pat llUJ.a. Booltbeper/Clertl. Full Dl.UJP\latCIUf1necb Ni Oran1e Ct1-deluxe
SW-I051. Umeone litl CO.ta lie.a ""ii-iiiiiiiiiMiiiiiii_iiii. ~------;;iiiiil blda......al + &ovely apl. otc.llllultba~. I CalJS11-85Uforappt.
Ca11 lll;07P3or CUSTODlANS ~ CLERKS F/fdaYlrMD•women. Part Ume, lmmedlate Cotta lleu Newport
opeala1. Full ell· "area. !Cual be U.S =~· O»ta Mesa C.O. . FUU. TIME dtii8'. CIU 53UW.
NO matlMCI MICISSAltY DATAINTIY ONIATOI
Hurry! Immediate opentnp = ::: ... =-:-:;:.:.
WILL learn various phases of store oper•tlon1. Lots of customer
contact.
Apply in~ t-8pm Weekdaya or
1.2-4pm Siturday •Sunday
lnl On.Dp OMDty oor-=loo. Baclllut
·~CCJn· d . Mlnhn\lm 111
moetbl teypuaoll ••· ~rttn~ r.q'*1 ru on mar rt'1.117G. p_, .u1
bi ~&e wttb espetlH_~•· AniJ ln ~. Moa thna P'rt
~_,·-IMC
11000=" Jriflila, 1
JIQl.tlJOfiPOI' I =·
oif GRUN cub far~-~ ... ~.~; [_
I
t 1••a. UJSING .,.,. BUOOST
PBXODer91or. WWtnln
NJ• Omit..~ 1am.S~30pm. Pait U.. tam.J:llpm
8a&/lun . only .
~ 1aD. 8*1100 o.rdedder. £.0 .!l
Jldlan attub1on, we
t
Creativity and •11realveaesa c
rnake th1a P981U0n • 1100.000 per fell opportunity with no capltat \ 1
investment. l
For more lnfqrmatJon contact: ~ Taylor, 71,/G40.SU2
med~ who are ~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!J! ....in • eaSft' to -GUARDS ...... GO+ u~. You REC£PTIONISTtrypl1t1a.11&Mn11~ = :U:: :!': ::S1· witb front offlc~ •P· , full or PG1
U llDl1J lliame for RACE• A°i u.... =·~~tder 1W m U:~ ~ ........... _ ... 1 ...... • . • A C0CDe ~ up W/outao. · pearance Deeded ror fut Moaday t'4'u
m..-i IJ'OWfn1 •d,a1ency in 1 =·ipm . fllC-4ftT Newpmt Buch. Heavy ...
,_ _,,90.,.. ftoDt local Amway dis·
....-•11tRts fbWeeper wded tor tributor aad aet the
[" I .... .. coo•.S.ettt boapl&al. whale ~. GHJll or Xlnl beoerlt s -.sm ••• 11 wt1.munDce 6~ve. --------• ._....,.;';._, APPb .. ..,..., lluor LOT A'M'ENDANT -
ODmDtt for .u. .-;. pbonea "typma, cnmt be ~ll __ H._B_. ___ _
UC.. ' AMI.al. lfnar able to proofread. Call ......_
Dlp..pnl.Call914-35Sl ld.illpm.780-1740. -· ., •••• ..,*"
·~= M>"\lld.oria ColtaM•a NJ or put-time. lluat ...._ ' . bel&.a.sT.-ao
..,.......,.., Uve iD. EDI )I AC B I H E S ff 0 P
.,.W.-.V = .. ~!.-*•· 2 TRAINEE -Swi11 .......... ""'." --__.. a .....__ AutomaUcs. No ex.per. •w..-• ......,.. HOUSEKEEPER -w.. In Lacuna Nipel ll'••l•d Wanted Sun Is Mon oaJ.y &Sl-ml ._ w11p D•I Xlnl. workiq eoada. No...--_,..&.--_...--..... ---
• La1una area. &«·1000 --. a.,,.., rne lAD at ,....... days, 497-3983 eves& Latv.na. 211 N. Coast
h '1 rtllftow wknds. Hwy, Lacuna Beach
a ft d p • o II• • rt H 0 U S E K E E P E R Maintenance man, U ·
'9tCftMl'Y Mature, part time. perteneed, full time.
· a.wiSo. Lac. Must work weekends. ....... cal: Over 25 yn. Cootact Sue. 121lll7l-77'0 .....,.,._._hltn JohDWayneTeoniaC1ub,
WISTBN
SICUllTY
Zll41S .......... 11
Tw1www,C.toSOS
DloaJ Oppoe tunhy
£mpioyer 11 /F
Steady w or It, x l n t _&M-t!IOO ______ _
bmefita, exp. pref.. for MAHAGe4IHT
new COOlt.nM:Uoo. .._._. ..... _,_ Gileolnaul. *"123 r....nC .,._ interview·
%mSDelLagoDr. JDl, lq for mcmt. poeliUom
Laguna HUia. Fabor rtl expr req. Jact
213/fIZl-"'4'71
Mana .........
FllWMar11rs
SZ25 week + boou.a Xlot
fLC.ure potential, frlnce
benefits, tralnilla, car nee. C..llsa-5181.
MANAGlllENT
SllFT
SUPERVISORS
12812VlfleVVlew Ste5
Garden Grove. CA
rtW•tm>
""'°~. N()J(( f~oociom.Mv ~
Nulrltioo'1ly minded
fem. &o aulat lo Juice Ii
food PftP. for apec. diet.
m home d.a)'S. WOJ train
NcllHmc*er. noo-drulk
Will consider lave an
Du.tin& wk. aft. 6 pm
TI4'M7·5157.
RECEPTIONIST, Mon PIZZA STOii PIE-SCHOOL: Lbru nun 2Pm·10pm. Now=orru1Uspart Dtl'Nt•/f..._. ~ Mpm. CalJ 7521903 ti.me atlocalloo
Call ..W btwn lOam University Athletic Club DW' .C. rt. Vary •
Upm for appt. A Child '1 AA for John or Jeff l.ni days ts boura: Ideal
Place Pre&bool. ~Income for llCa'llOMIST houlewtves • student.a.
PriDUq 2 llmp per wt, It typ· Our pro«reutve growing PRESS lq. btkPI exp helpful ro. olfers opportunJtieJ
"8eB .a.TOR RWR Aaaoc., Npt Och. for advancement baled vw-~ m.13&4. o n y o u r J o b
P\111 time uperieoced Receptionist. facial performance. Pleasant
Pft8 perp to ~te pialllcaurieon. N.B Ex woridngcond. Muat be 18
the Daily Pilot s '.':9w 1Jll" neces.s. salary com ts over Apply In J:o.f'llOft: • ~dastar 800 11 1 mma w1uper. Call for ~~ ~ihW
17 duplicator. Hou rs aRJl 842-5802 ,...,_. to Mc Donal.a~ > 8 3>-6.3>. lilood.ay thn.a --· ----"""''" ...., Fnda.Y Clean shop, ex Receptaonast. Irvine -E.0 E
ceUed bmeflta. For ID· ~ Fuluon nrm has Rauurant -counter • terv1ew please call ammed open1nc for a lliblkltch. work iasaod.
&eaZl.mm ~We. out.iouig re shop No UJll. Xhlt pay. Oii.AM&! COAST oeptJon.iat to work tn our No niibls or wknda. ea11
D••y.,.. AT rut pared front offc Scott ~7011 or63l-Oael8 ,..... r-..w WW train Call Boruue at ews '
D>W.S.,.&reet ~. --------~=-lmrty RecepUoruat· Law of-tice-~=ce rest.ilurant
Employer No exp neceuary IOOn to open 111 Laguna
.,.,,mo 752-7410 Beach. Seeta full Ii~ raooucw~~ ~~1sT tune edlp&oyees. Spatuah ...,__ _.,,._. •"'" b e I p f u I b u t n o t
Corru.&at.ed box com TYPIST neceasary. Cooks ts
panybuopenlnpforde Exp·ct. busy pbooes, Iota helper. boateuea. pendabre employees ol t)'Jllq. Invoices. or· calblers ts diahwu~
WUI train. Excellent den quo&es. ~+ wpm 131-1311 •
benefita in a 1rowing Top salary ts beoefita. •--------
company. Ku.at be over Irvlne Fum Mfr Call RETAIL MGR.
OfflCl/lafu WWW
needs capable self
stamr with 04.lt&oing personality. Good
t.eJepbone volce. Typi.na
• a • ._............ 60 wpm. Li1bt math .
...-wnn Must be able to work U.O·
1.8. Apply 10 person KAren~
before 4pm, l.5S61 Del __ Reeeption.11 __ ._t __ APllJPOS ,
Amo Ave. Tustin. See b d "-•-rn-•rv a.. E"--•CAll.'5 JI.• der deadliDe preuw-e. 1\!ce. Ric ar ·s Beauty ........c...,...._,, • .......
COlle1e. Costa Meu. pean Delicner' BouUq11e
l :OOe.m to 4:10pm, Tues. needs expr'd mualfl°
tb.rvucb Sat. LI ceased rib ltroDI faalUan badt-~ pref. Call p'CJmd • Mies abllH,Y. for appt lh. Diane _s.1ary __ opm. __ 5C7_-m:5 __ . _
Xlnt benefit.. salary
,_ ............ •+.Pb~
1n au lrtlr .... M OFRCE
Ptr~.Laguu Beach dinner house.
References. 4!M-&m
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appurance req. lluc
loWI! ...... JO key by tourh -Full time. 847-8272 Cl .... , ~••ta. c.umeuat
..... ...., .. ,.,... It lliej tiPe exp.~ olc
T-.. ,.s.ta .,. W tralAla& for data pro-llCl'JJSIC PMlll: c:i11111q. Solid re&. Loe. .............. ie p11111a In. fodust. Compht. omee. Grutoppommjty
CocncleaaaUob Deiotia· for rtiiable .;e11.W1.e:r ble. Call for appt. w/IDQdatilla. F\IU, paid
Marl ly n 11aCrl11, beoefat procram. I.Del. CARL'S JR
l 1112 ... Ollltpe st
s..-.c .. •st•-Equal Opp £mPb'r., ,,.
Immed FulJ Time
()peniap
~-delaJ Loq Beach area
-AMST ~t to S.D. Fnry. -• 21.1/C2'M.306. Position Jan. 1980. for --------~ Beacb cbW'Cb. 12 RE AL EST ATE raDk wicks pipe orian. SALESMAN WANTED. Decree• or prev. eaper. EARN UP TO U'ilo COM· upected. Rehearsal MISSION NET. l·Cao
Tburl eves & l service earn from SSOK to $100K ~y at lOAll. Salary anmaally. H'lnd out""lrby
.,..,. Call the Rev. Mr. new lie. earn bt1 US
ReynokM at 494-IOll foe here. Come talk with
*PIJticaUon ts appt. foe them. 3·0ur stroduc·
audlUoa w /mule com. t I I o e x p e n s I v e
mtttee. landtbud1et term1. 4·
Pre-let appts. 1a&ore.
P ....... TIME S.Ftnd out why ''ft've
AA I IOl the best lbinC iolnl ". EVMMGS NB. area Ask for llr
AdulU wtth out.at.anding. _Howard ___ m-3402 ____ _
anncttve persoaalitlea Real Estate
wbo enjoy wontna with _ LJC84SID
lddl. Over 21. Start at &HJCIHSID 13..50 per bour Phone
642 ·4321 Ext 250 Will train. ~st rom BETW'E~·l·S PM. milaiowt split in lbe in· A* for~ dultty 70~. to top ~ F.q\&81 Opportunity ducer9,. For 1nterv1ew
Empioyer call 8lll at Redhill Real·
------· --• ty,Lidooffice,673-1300
n..-.~.
-llCWllONST Acham Job fort.be npt .... _____ _
penan. won In elepnt Re&.ail omc:e with abarp • up l <lOIDinl eueutives Mu.at ~•fledJlxlw d •
type. SALISPllSOMS.
ltYiDe Per9onne1 Aaency ,,. ... •&aaas •El7th,QieuM... ~ Ste ZN 642· l4'ro F.AGLESON'S 811 • TaU llm's StU"ea I.a biriD1 fot ~~~~~~~~ Its new Westminster
ltlCIPTIOMIST store In Westminster
TO $150 llall. CaU Ken Appelman en.-. attradlve LOdlv. rorappt. at w handle front office 714Jl'•·Ct779
dealt. You will Deed to~~~~~~~~~ joy people. Modera
typlna. Call Rita
S40-«>56 CoaslaJ Person
neJ A&eocy. 2790 Ha rt>«. CM Never a ree
Restaurant
COOKS & IUSIOYS
FWJfsPff.106 Matn,
Balboa Penninsul.a m..1seo.
RMaurant
HOSTISS /C9ltil1r
Pait time. Wable, •
Dl!llll appearance. Group
beaJt.b plan. ApplJ in
person belween
2:30-Spm. Ila B&Ren,
212 E 11th St. C. M
R..aaurut
Gery .. Deli, rounter help
&t aaadwich penon, with
a future in other stores.
Apply in person, 3309 E.
O>ut Hwy. Cdm
Restaur.tt Counter
Pereoa. 2 pert Ume open· inCs avail for responal·
ble workers. Nice at·
molpbeN oa NewPOrt
8a.)+. EYS/Wllkda. Call
m.JDZMPll
SAlls-C fhr
We ba¥e ao Immediate
openlD& ln our faci&ory
cd&et lton for ll.ll U ·
perleaced s&le9penoa.
Diil be able to work a
flulble eebedule.
IJbwa1 bmelita. ~lal groGt aharial •Moct --plans..,,....!! .. lO&mto ~~-'JU. Ba r
Street, Costa ti•••· ..... Oppot &m9loJw
lllF.
• •
Ta.£PHONE l'or tale aatJque Cid bed.
SOIJCtTOBS '80. oak dre11er ao.
Part Um•. &usa·Thura. curio . cabinet •· Call 5:~tot;IOPM. Can earn ..:•::.:..;;a&M.;,.;;.;._· -----
MID to sroo per mo. wm Blt.btub w /baU " cJaw tnln. 11\llt .,_ r•pooai· •
b1e • a~ to foUow ln· Jecl, IZSO~
llb'Uet:fioal, ID N.B. area. ------
Chihuahuas, B9ston1.
-----___ AnUqu. Daybed, Circa
... 111.nt coad. $1115
flnD. Call 552~
Poml. Peke. Yonie, T·
cup Poodle, Sblbtau, ~·Df Elt .
TEXAS OU. COMPANY
Delldl dependable penoo
who can work wlt~t
supervision ln Costa
Mesa . CO'nta c t cuatocners. Al• uolm·
P\M~hrnJt\&N
America ADUQueQuilta
2915 Bed Hlll·OIC ~t.ol.
SuHe G ·102, CM .
lOAll.sPll.
Hotpotnt bltn dJbwahc:.
•tall 10 crate $1~.
8'1UU1. 549-7 ll>
GemWl Sbephetd pupe,
AXC.&~
you
Cbrl1t~a1 $.1G01-4i57~
• OOBJE FEii.ALE • s .... Mota, cropped.
1045
Ho1potnt combo selC·
deemag oven • 4 burner stoYe. st.Ill in crate ~. ______ ......._
61U437. 549-7113
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1
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mtdr1nea " dryen nm· ,. • .,.
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ninf or not. 931·&314.
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WAl...-.r B/WTV O> Eke Fan 12t, COt•eeMrt GE Toulrroven SU.
-....... '--()odcpot ao. Lam pa l'7. SM De<l 2t-4 . ......-.~. Clod: 110 Aft 8pm: 1Jumtneb. toola, boat fit· ~
tinp. dothiDs. art ob-
JeCU, furn. 10 bths. $100 rebate Walerles•
mac " Junqur Hant Cookware. 20pc. 3 ply
1ngton Harbor ~do staJ.nJ-.a w 1mocwy back 8 Cba1u, d101a1 rm Sale Cor'lillC' PCH " gparanttt ~ formal. 1old ¥-elvet. ManMr Or Nr. ~II
walnut wood Xlnt cood ltaUOn oppo&lle Surf11de
Mahoa Ml bed w 'matt
8bdl idat tWld. •• 100 '5
1296. 780·1137, 7f0-1770
eves. 2 Oak aaUpt" dneuers. dia ·-mm's LO •lid bike. UU· Paw "Ill ('7 moada
1070 of gaperbac:k novels
nwry ~ b9t lSr to
SI 2S 2 framed 01 I pamt me by Pet Aydl llO ea u · }'ti low cuatom dfl'S w.rttav rd ISO. 54 .. xU"
woven wood yellow.
imtwht. drll wood S20
lO~d" woven wood
lOpcs Brown Jordan paUo que PbiJc:o radlO. dbl bos ~ V'alue •800
tum. G " ~top tbl, 4 1pnn1s " matueu. ll&Uotfer 48'15038
armchrt. a -chal1ea 1 llapavox stereo. misc 1010 rocker " J ouoman. tum. Sat/Sun llM. 251 Ml~ t'r to• \•
caine! ireen. llwat tUe Shel wood. Cll. --·-···-••• .. ••• all. S'100 7to-l.Se0. Very wturtpool Washer ~ yellow on whl wood • rJJnel hair coat w /\le
bdt. xJ.nt cond SI l2 ~.
9112-4039 or 9S4 ~9
" metal. CarQhal 6
oUc. ~-C UIOO. muc tt.ema E1tt ~r Z314
Redlands Dr •• N.B
M&G4I Sat/SaD M .
Oner bedroom let ~
6C2·UMS
2UNtTED "'tf AR E
COUPONS~ Ea Elertnc e levator c:ha1r.
64.S-91199al\S mou'1l• on stairway
U..,N_l_T_E .... D-AIRUN-ES ~~~ -··· ·
CXXJFONS (2 I *' " Womens .10 speed ~ ~ OnJy I year old GAJlAGgs&h~ ____,000· --· •adl ken:,Jcle. S50
Boin £~i ',· .,._,,,, ._,._, ~1.»n
ton, CPO~~-tl\ .. -Mint" . · 69 It&& petfe(t CID'tat.maa &ill
Boob' foe A st ..:.1. ' ' -· •10tt .,. novetc o11ftr ~nc: Ulll madreu •box s pr ---- -----
Sturdy' 1un'K stze bed. inc. as..~ u bed compl Pl.Dballa. video pmes
c h a \ r s . I a m p s • w tmatt 6 bo ... 1pncia S40 ~ 6 up n.l. & \oatal
meo'sJladJes clolblng, Kamlor'e &as dryer*· F&mlly Arcade~ _
c • m p I n g I e a r • See al S50Z Onada Cir Floor loom, 40". Unique
Cllriatma• d«onlJOftS. ~calJIC'1·SS56 ~tmu &!ft. 4 bar·
cases of dehydrated ~ Sold! Must sell *-6 treadle count.er
food. etc. W ·S1003 0 5Tt· *lhr. drJr mna. bed. ~. hand. crafted SWl. 10-4, 181 no e. ..,.,....,.., pyramid 14 CllO. 4954m6 6 to 7 PM
C.11. sPu-s. Ida bed, toola. Geor"seorJeff. more ~%134 • ---------• ~ bnDd new Dwllap aoow
3tO Y.,.. brvwn t'#ftd cnmber' truck Ures with
11ta1 urrt Oelun wbeela"rims. $t00lakes waterbe WV'fram e a11.m.&M7
-b ~Mt meoa 8011 ---__.,.ed 'I d•.M0-7210. 4 American Airline
Newpol\Harbor - --· --Coupons. Beat offer Ba•il•d~Prd•nk>a•I t lJded •a American \.ti &U7'
Womees Cl• twe c:ioapoa, SJOita ~.Dec. at . -.11.0 tif:lclll••-
9Allto.i>ll I ---· ._..., .o .. 2811 Weitl"'"llT' Place 2AIU!:JUCAN ,,., FARE -•••-.. .,.••••••••.•
ec.11eu =·SD Eads. Abo Dolla wa~. composl· 4 bib l!C. olFaircrounda Alnfeat ..... 5141 Uoe, elastic, bl~ue.
• Cit~. ct... ~ Tulple'a, WPM~ 5Mn bQlper-;;;! tbJ Al .. andera. Lencia .
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IOATMAIT , ............
a1642-5611
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Need, 50' al\p, l mo.
Newport Beach.
640-1(172
. ·· 2$-3>' Sip for ten\
p New])91't ~ 613-3216 .
'W. CadUlao CDV. &ood bodf. • ~l mecb PllU. MZ·SD
'520
"II P'ord loaded.
11.kenew. •,300. m-.. cmeves.
"TIGMCJllnmy
MaQy extra.a, p /P
714/19U?S2
7SDATSUH
PICKUP
4 speed. radio and
heater. Runs super. Haa
• few dents. ClA38658 > ,,,,5
IOl"WHAM
YOUCSWAGIH
7SJO Weetminster A Ve.
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IOIWITHAM
VOUCSWAGEt'
7600 West11UMter Ave
111 Westm1oater m. 75..sl 638-7880
72 Ford Couner. •Int
cond. Original ownec. •
Om' Seil \'~Cat'"'
ctmalMW
PAYS TOP!Ll,..\R ForQean U tm))ON --...........-....... -...,........;.._• biltl&e Doti
IJ~lf7f I .. -~~RTS • WANTED! ; .,. e .s~TcH
Late model Toyot••· '\ 1 ii'' v~ ~fl v~.---... .--#-,....---,-,-01
c.lliatqclay! -
'72 VW Poptop Camper
m1ny xtras. AM /FM
casa. 1lnt cond Sl450
63H317
PORSCHE'S
WANTED
Allow wa the opportun1t¥
lo ooaaJder the pun:bue
W' tract.m of your d ... n
.Plrsdle. Check wdA!i Us
Today?
AUTOS ~e~ v:;, ~~.~:: wANTtb ~. 213/432·:>91J1 Odn't.trade · setl.u.you~ ----------..--used Mercedt$ Benz Allito a...'9g 9SIO · Cf.11 us lo hnd oiit wtiat
•••••••••••••'•••••••••• }'OUt MBZ's really worth.
CONFJD001ALLY
WeLHMforLeu s. •1 • &.eeAll c. 5'81lf OML l
761·1ll2 Agt.
Mi!>ilOfl V 1ejo Im poru.
131-1740
Stlho& anyt.hiog wlth a
Oai.ly Pllot Clus1.fled Ad
• a simple matter . .
jmt call 6'2·5678.
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Automa\tt. air ~od .
cruise "Thhr t'ar "' beautlfllJ " ~)
$1479
·79i,..\1.~h . ()~·il rully
e(aiAP."° l .~ Miles sn~ mt !1144 '1·~ AM
&3 JO Jl'lh • '
"18 -5000; hae ever;J«Jung
No ctn &c U.Sllnll' teUt-at
S231 73 tnO. 9'73-6510
"79 Audi Fox Z dr . sun·
roof. AM FM stereo
cassette. 4 s p(t • lS.000
au <;all bet 9 AM ~ 2
PM631"!080
·~RICED ~·
FROM! • (771332)
(6438)
~-
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~by 1op Shop C&lri>
12.JOO or but oU~r
1·116·'264 d ys ••3
:1156eves.968-6578
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-0 $ '!!!·~ SS29I .,. -.wi ad. • .,. ~una aua rant)'. Xlnt. con4 • .,..,I """ Blllnol ........ ,.
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at&. l'ftllSCnet ..-10ao. PIP D1'*7 t 't 1lm Yllfe
Jauoa•hlQlvahmble! SallaADa Ja.Tlll ._..,_ --,-971--0-~-n.-..:.o..-t s. ... =-.. ,..!'; .. ~M ~ ID ad l.D our Lost 'T7 -.z be ofter °"" .. · ....__ -ftlftllll aad ~OUDd coluau .... ,_Una. XlaL .,, PIO. SL .... Bf rc:t. m'IZ+2COUfl . ....,.....c. ........ ,. I a I
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SllDAaa 5:11-ml tumafvaJue. ~ tc>M11 ...;BGIO..;;...;.~-----r..UO • 11-.reo tape .._. t7%7 ii n...t ZID, A/C, p /S,
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M• •100·· . . matt ""' T/A radials. ••r• wbl1. Sit.ooo:
t
-1polle1-. 'to~o matta. -..aJUctW.U.. Blaupunltt stereo. 4 -------
speaken + more Must fllB • ZIOISL. •u. 71m, 1971DATSUM
5104DRSB>AM
~tk tram . radio,
ude rnolchnp, WIW Urea
" low mlla. (0215421 4 lO cboole from·Newport
MmaDrtverEd ~rs
OMLYs.4Jff
MIWPOtrT DA TSUM
-!>oft Street NEWPORT BEACH
llJ.IJOO
.78 DATSUN
2+2 6 cytiDder. automatic,
.. ~-&U/t>Ul, 2 IOIJI, auio. air,
'T7HondaCVCC cam . Sll,!OOIOBO, P IP
5 speed, eood cond. 71A /&tG-lOM.
l3500.~5199 llBZ 2 sta1e Nial1D1
71 Honda. beautlfuJ wh1 r:·=~ w. nthSt.
OYl~ wtaut.o. AIC. over -
hd CIOOIO&e. w /My bm " '87 230 4 door, Fed eoad1
wt1l pWd llll. l2.1185mJ. boll, private owner. Call
675-1261. &11-5415 -------"73 Z-Coupe. C.ompl., not 1911 MBZ 2MiE. ll'eY. nnunc. + prts car S:iOO very cleaft. lllDIOOI. Beat
talDM both. ~ 1774 dfer. a3MU7 •
1'15 Honda CiVlc, 3 dr, 4 llB "19 MOO fally eqlp. IPd. x.Jnt cond . $2800 3K.au. '19..5e0. p . p. Olli aft 7Pll, 541·12SS m.>m
air cond .. A 11 t FM '73 Honda ClVlc, CVCC. "79 300 SD. elect anroof.
sttteo.newateelradiala. good mp1, good cond, gold metal. can,
Cabriolet, Pill .. one SllXJO fl\nn Sat Sun On 4 . 300 Ml $2 a 50 o ~.car 'Very, Very ty,8'2-7982 646-ml.87~7T11
N1ee. IO'nrl'WLI -------
$1877 7' HONDA '65 Casale. ZJOSL. 2 iop..
5 speed. AM ·FM r.adio. ~wbl w ired ant. &ood Onmp. DTDG 1 oond jwnp seat 844-MS SANTA ANA SMMM••ca tG 9742
DATSUN y .Al.LEY IWOltTS -4-•••······· ....... .
lll-2040 49M949 Mew 1979 s.:~·7th~78ll a---9730 Mtis&teGtt1
-,_. ID stock fOI' immediate
,.,.,_. 9721 ••••••••••••••••••••••• dtbvay! See US before
••••••••••••••••••••••• JACiUARS you buy
365 GT 2+2. dark bl~ XJ6La. XJ 12Ls TODAY!!!
met.all, tan ml. Vl2 S.pd fr XJS Coupes _,
BeaWfuJ Eves 833-3998. Mmt CXl6ors na.alable for .. ~,
Rat 9725 1mrnrdtatedelJvery ........ ·
TEST DtUVE OHE -(-< TODAY!!! _..__
2925 Harbor Blvd. 76RAT
.......................
12.8 Z-dooc. 4 speed. 42,000
males. Rues 1reat! 171S!B)
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YOUSWACMM 2925 Harbor Blvd
7800Westminster Ave OOSTA MESA
.r:1wes~78IO __ 9_79-2500
75AAT
131 2-01,
4 cyliodu. S speed, au
cood., AM /Fii. tuck and
roll seats, tacb and
pups. ~r sbarp• 12
Mo.112.000 Ill. Service
Contract available.
m5NLYJ
'7-4JACi-UAI
X.J6
Braulllul ma rooo sed.11 n
Al.tomatac. au. and all
the toys Super s lurp
(719PLBJ
$6995
IOIWITHA.M
VOUSWAGEH
7IDO Wellminster Ave
iDW•m•nster
-1551 131-'1ll80
COSTAlllSA
979-2500
MCiil t744 .......................
M9wl97t MG• More people buy the
MGB nxavertabte tban
aQY other convertible'
See US before you buy
TODAY!!!
~ .--:-s::
'\ 2925 Harbor Btvcl.
OOSTAllESA
979-2500 $31&3
f'HITA ANA 197'9XJQ..immanalate IEB "11. P'MD 6 abiay, ~I Sl&.000 .u ma, too small for ~7570 pr.a needs. Sacrifice DATSUN XJ12L um <Del. 2m> .-.~$0.
3>01 E 17tb5trftt lltinL ID.000 ml SU..SOO. ,,,_. 9746
s.m.a Ana sstr 1811 M0-°'59 :;._ .... ·-····
"1S f\at ~ Sport. 56,000 JAGUAR 1J74•, XJ 6L. 1t Opel Kadett Wqon.
rnale6.oewtop. 5speed. lmmac. cond . Low lOOOcc, 35mp1. en1 ..
M.000. CaU aft.er 6 p.m. rmJeqe. Must sell. Only G.BDlt, rr aul, CM'tlld.
642·31122 9500 See to appreciate imda. perfect.. ~BO.
"1S F\al Coupe, 121 Series, mmi -~-l&S4. _____ _
•Int sbape. $2495 . ._ ..-....L.t.-
(422SWP ). 173·ot70. -
m-961 .......................
"13GHIA ,., ,,. Sll'der' J.Jt. 5 1pd. Xlnl *'-! Low miles.
Fii CHI. 1ood CODd. ll•DY extras. Ruu
MSOO. Pb~ MM115Z -------
SPECIAL
LBASBPLAN AVA.ILABL&
•• I.a. Spyder C.onvt •
..,., 5spd. .-zs. ...... t7ll IEACH-..OUS
53&-9883 -·--············· .. no..Street ..... t727 "13 M..sa RX2 aew en&. NEWPOltTBl.ACB Nntiftla. $1,.500. 7•• -............. ·-······· ~lllll • ~~
•
Waam, Id cood. Adva& ta1es: reg. gas, A I C.
AM/Fii 1tereo. Call
486-Z2'TI
"'11 RX7, 1711 ort1 mi,
rustproored. All/FM
~ .. s..pd. tm00/080
~-.
9760 .......................
DemoSale lD Progresa
1'79SAAIEMS
Automatic, alr cond.,
suorool, pwr steering &
All/FM stereo. (04ll3). ...
IEACH IWOR'l'S
&Ill Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH
7UA900
'76SAAI Wqoebtiet. c speed. a..-.6* atOW 4:ar.
... Wh ... ftloUr. . ..->
•• $1995
IOI Wl1'MA.M
VOUCSWA.eM
711lOWeslminateT Ave. in Westminster
• -'!'SU ctJ8. 1880
T.,. 976 ......................
J:Jt •mdSoll
LICOLH MBCURY
"Specialoft.M Week"
78TOYOTA
SR5 UFllACll
Famou• Toyota en-
CIODOI01 and dependabili-
ty. Sil•er with bladf
w.y1 in&erior. Clean and
lharpl CllMUDR)
CW,54"95
21135 Hllrbor B1vd.
a.ta lieu M0-5630
71 Bug, very clean. New
brakes, & lwle-up. $2000.
~~~~~~~~·~
1917 TRIUMPH
SPITARE
4 cyl., 4 speed trans.,
AM/FM stereo radio A extra sharp! (.U4T JM) .
Mew o.ly $3995
MIRACUMADA
ml> Harbor' Bl., C.11.
645-1700
COtMR1tlLE
U.7sMOWHBe °"'* Ai.oAY.U.ble for lmDJMI•'• delivef71 See USbdott)'OO buy
TODAY!!!
~ ...... ~~
29125 Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA
979-2500
REPO
The Daily Pilot Federal
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HIS VOICE WAS BOOMING OUT IN THE PRECINCTS
Howard Jarvie Wowe 'Em Jn Orange County
By FKEDElllCK SCllOE•EBL
Of .. Diiiy ""' ...
The little lady with the book clutched in her hand
stepped up to the table in the department store book sec-
tion, leaned forward, and '9aJd, "I don't like your language
for a nice Christian man."
THE RF.SPONSE was immediate: "I could care less,"
boomed Howard Jarvis, the darling of California property
taxpayers. slamming bis band on the table top.
Jarvis, 76, the author of Proposition 13, spent two
hours Thursday at Buttock's in Santa Ana autographing
copies of his book, 'Tm Mad As Hell."
It was as much an open forum on tax issues as a book·
signing ceremony
ONE ELDERLY gentleman told Jarvis that his
pension check bad increased. •'They put me in a higher lax
bracket," be complained.
"Those rotten bas tards," bellowed Jarvis in a voice
that unnerved a couple of nearby store employees.
"We ought to kick their butts hadn't we"" Jarvis
added.
"You saved us $1,•00," one woman told Jarvis
HE KJSStD her hand and said, "Wait until next year ..
-a reference to his current drive on behalf of a measure
that would cut income taxes SO percent.
"I'm Waller Lotze and I've wanted to shake your band
for a long, long time," said one book buyer. Jarvis gave
Lotze a \'igo(OU.S handshake.
"How are you?" asked one pretty young woman as she
stepped up to Jarvis.
.. NOW TllAT I've looked a~ you, much better,·· Jarvis
irin.ned.
In sideliDe commentary to a reporter, Jarvis said be'..s
gettinc the same message throughout the country -''in
reatauranta, in airpbrts, in elevators" -people are fed up
withtue&.
Jarvis said his $9.95 book -"I wouldn't let them price
it tor more than $10" --is in ita second printing and sales
are eapected to bit one millioo copies.
"THEN 111EY'RE gonna make a movie. No, I won't
be lo lL I'm just not a very lood act.or," Jarvi.I said.
To be sure, bualnesa -was brtslt at Bulloct's u a non·
atop atream of book buyers paraded to tbe s1IDinl table.
Jarvt.s patiently copied the messages requested by the ~yen, then boldly penned bis slpature and something ol
a perionaJ trademark -a olrcle contalninl the number 13.
jfi00 Flee Flames ..
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Patrons
Escape
Injury
An exciting football game may
have saved several Huntington
Beach beer bar patrons from
senous injury Thursday night
George Lalka, owner of the
Golden Gloves Tavern. said
about 20 sports-minded
customers were clustered
around his bar television set
when a single·engine aircraft
smashed thTI:n1gh a rear wall of
the tavern at 7:02 p.m.
Pilot John R~ederich, 42, of
Huntington Beach, was pulled
from his s moking Grumman
Ame rican by a bar customer
and later treated for facial cuts
at Pacifica Hospital.
"We tbouiht it was a bomb at
first," said Lalka. "It's just in·
credible tbat nobody was sittinc
a&aimt that wall.' t. •lk• ••id oae of bla eme>loJees cut off tile &.vem'• electridty to redqce the dtaoce
of flre as 1asollne flowed from
tbeplane.
Pollceaald !Uedmeh told them
be wea attempung to land at
Meadowlark Airport when his
throttle stuck.
He told officers he was going
too fast to land and tried to lift
the pJane back into the air when
he plowed )nto the Warner
A venue bar near the end of the
Meadowlark Airport runway.
Riedrich said he was flying in·
to Huntington Beach from Long
Beach whi!re his plane had un-
dergone repair.
Latka said at the time of the
incident his customers were
gathered around the television
to watch a crucial series of plays
between tbe Miami Dolphins and
the New England Patriots.
"I guess they were saved by
football," he speculated.
He s aid a women's pool
tournament was scheduled to
begin at the end of the footbaJI
game and that contestants were
arriving at the time of the crash.
The pool tournament was called
off and the football fans bad to
go elsewhere to watch the rest of
the game.
Police did not have a damage
cost estimate but said they con-
sider the plane a toW loss. Por-
tions of the tavern's rear wall
and a men's restroom were
damaged.
The Federal A viatioo Agency
is investigating the accident.
Fog Blanket
Slwt Airports
By Tlte Auoet.Ced Prea
Denae fo1 bJanteted much ol
the San Joaquin Valley durin1
the night, forclne closure of
some airports and causln1
dangerous drivtn1 conditions ror
motorist&.
Fresno Air Terminal was
closed at 2 a.m. when vtalblllt.y
dropped to zero. VJ.talia Airport
and Chandler Field 'l.n Fraoo
also were reported closed for a
time.
. asylum came hours alter Mex-
tco•1 surprlte announeement ll would not permit Shih Mobam-
~med Rua Pahlavi to retunl.
Tbe 1bab liad been llvinl at a'
reeled vUla ID CUemavaca. 50
tnllea IOUtb of Mexico City, but
Uae Mex.lean 1ovemment said
his return ''would be contrary to
the best interests of the ~
try."
Sadat. a loog-tune friend of
the deDOled monarch. bas re·
peatedf)' otrered refuge to the
e~cb. He has said be '1u bted to the shah for his
p,aat to E1ypt, lnclud·
Ina Onandal aid and sblpow:nta of oil lbat was cr1Ucal for
Sadat's military plans for the
19'7S Aral>-laraeli war.
However one U S official,
co1Pmentina on Sadat'• offer.
said tbt Carter admin11trailoo
waa not certain Enpt oulbt to ~ Jiven the addJUonal problmm
tb1t mlOt anae h'Om llarborlne
the exlled monarch. Sadat
himself baa been deelared an
outeast by most of the M0tlem
w6rtd because of the peace t~a
ty be signed with lsrael in
March.
Mexico's decision not to read·
mlt the lb.ab apparentlv wtU not
C8ee SRAH, Paie AZ>
es to· Bar
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PA•YATE PLANE RESTS AGAINST WALL OF BAR IN HUNTINGTON BEACH
Hur Meadowlatk Airport, an Unexpec'9d Detay of T•w ... d FOOU-11 a...
Fer Salper, 17
Prison Sentence
Called Jeopardy
An attorney for a San Diego
teen-ager who pleaded gutlty to
two San Diego sniper slay
ings warned today that hls
client's life would be in jeopardy
1f she were sentenced to state
prison.
Michael McGlinn. represent·
ing Brenda Ann Spencer. 17.
said cUJTen1 state prison laws
require that bis client be sent to
the women's prisoQ at Frontera
where, be said, she would be ex
posed to violence because of the
crimes she committed. her age
and her small size.
McGlinn said he is working for
a change in state law to pem11t
M 1ss Spencer to :\erve the first
eight years of her :-.entcnce at
the Cabfom1a Yout.n Authonty·s
Ventura School m Ventura
Dunng today·., court proct'<"d-
mgs. Orange County Supenor
Court Judge Byron MC'M11lan
agreed to allow Miss Spencer to
undergo 90 days of psych1atnc
tesung at the authority rac1bty
before any further imposition of
sentence
Legal proceedings in the <'ase
were moved to Orange County
on a change of venue mot.Jon.
Miss Spencer previously pleaded
guilty to the Jan. 29 sruper al·
tack on a San Otego elementary
school that left two men dead
and eight students and a pobce
officer wounded .
McGlinn sBJd he hoped he can
win a change In state correc·
tions laws through an
em ergency act of the legislature
before Miss Spencer returns
to Juctge McMillan's court for
final sentenclnc. She faces 25
yea" to lite Imprisonment un-
der the 11>Jea bar1ain agreement
previously accepted.
Current law. McGUnn ex·
plall.aed, requlres that a minor
female tried as an adult must
serve any sentence In state
prison. Such b not the case for
minor males, be aald. "l\'1 an lnequl&;y ln UM a.w,"
be said, notinS there Is "no real
oppositlon • • to the pro,.aed
chanae. Miss, Spenffr', McGlinn said,
could benefit from prolJ'alnl nm
by the. CV A at Ventura Scbool.
She would not be ln Jeopardy
Ulere, be aald.
Under McGllhn 'a proposed 1e:n~: pt&D, Mt.a Spencer
would remm at the CY A raclli-
t~ unW ace 25, when abe would
CMn ..... te p$0n.
SbOWd tM le,W.tutef fall to
act on tbi propoeed daenCl9 la
l•J't McGlinn aatct • ~ ~-u. IMQWtJ ~.lD tble courlll. • ••Spencer. wttb h.-r fatMr W Jl ber\ .we, nt mouo.
1•N durln• lOday'a b11rtn1. A.Mr Mclllllu 111\aid b1I oi'der'.
' Clii !'Mf a, Paae Ml
2 Brothers
Arrested in
FV Burglary
Two Costa Mesa brothers
were held m Orange County Jail
today foUowmg their arrest b~
fountain Valley Police at thl'
~cene of a burglary Thursday
Pohce srud Michael Roy Dun
can. 21. and Anthony Paul Dun
can. 19. both of 869 Arbor St .
Costa Mesa. were arrested at
10 40 a .m . at the Fountain
Valley home of Elsie Perreira.
10973 Goldeneye Ave' Both men
were arrested on ~usp1cion of
bur~larv
Pohce claJm the two brothers
had entered the unpttended
home through a bedroom wm·
dow before taking $106 in cur
rency and coin. Police were
alerted to the break-in by a
neighbor
Coa~•
Weather
Falr through Saturday
with variable bitih clouds.
Not much temperature
charin. with lows tonight
in the 408. SllgbUy cooler
Saturday with hip ran1 ·
Ing from 70 at the beaches
to 78 inland.
INSIDETOD.4~
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WASHING TON <AP> -k-.c>vemm.nt lDda dealtned to
forecast eeoooudc •cUYit1 fell O.t percent lo October, the Jusest drop a.blce April, tbe O>mmeree Department reported
toda1. .
"1be lndex hu been weak for a year, apd so bas tbe economy " Aid department analyst Adren Cooper.
Tbe deCUne ln October followed a 0.2 percent locreue In tbe
index In September, a revialon from the 0.11 percent locreue re·
ported eartler. The index had fallen 0.2 percent lo Aucuat and 0.4 percent ln July.
More than half the decline ln the October Index of Leadint
lndicaton could be blamed directly on a sharp drop in permits
for home construction, Cooper said. This ls Indirectly attributa-
ble to biP mort1age interest rates that have discouraaed home~era.
€arcer •••A~ Tr•.,el
WASHINGTON <AP> --President Carter ls expected to
cancel plans for campaign trips across the country next week
because of the crisis in Iran, it was learned today.
Carter sWJ plam to announce ln W aahington on Tuesday bis
intenUon to seek re-election to a second term u presidel\Cut is
ready to scrub plans for four days of fund·raising appeW='ances later ln tbe week.
Hls original schedule included trips to Chicago, New York;
Atlanta. Austin, Texas, and several other cities, possibly includ-
ing visits to Maine and New Hampshire.
GetlM11e1' E11e• Rei ur11
NEW YORK CAP) --.A IA>ndlln newspaper reported today
that former Bolshoi Ballet stat. Alexi.oder Godunov wbo defect-
ed lO' the United States in Augbh, wants to retu.rn tO Russia but
in Moscow hd wife denied she gave the interview the report'w•s based on.
Godunov's aaent bere a~ to tfte best of bis kooyled1e the ,atory was a "fabrication."
1 Godun«>v's wife, balJerina Ludmilla VJaao.a, let\ him
behind in New York and returned to Moscow last summer after
a lhree-day U.S.·Sovlet confrontation at JFK airport.
Sltoote11t s .. pert Arrested
LOS ANGELES (APJ --Police have arrested a man being
treated for bullet wounds at County·USC Medical Cen~r and
booked him for investigation of murder in the shootine Qf a 3-
year·old girl mortally wounded in a shootout between her depu·
ty sheriff faUler and supermarket bandits.
Manuel Castillo Perez, 37, or East Los Anaeles was abo
book.ed for investigation robbery Thursday. He bad been
bosp1tall%ed for abdominal wounds since shortly aft.er lhe Nov .
17 shooting in La CreJc,nta, Glendale police said. .
Jeanlfer Sla1le was hit by a ricocheU.01 bullet aftet •he and
hV father, r~rve Deputy Gerald Slaale, eaw two Olen comln1
QGt of the market, one of them putting oo a mask.
Mob Riots ~at U.S.
" Embassy in Kuwait
KUWAIT <AP) -Several
tbomand KuTt'&itis and h:anlans
converged oo the U.a. EmbauJ
today ln a mus anti·Amerfeao demoutratlcm aD'd ,, • .,. -di•
peue4 .b)' Kuwielti aeourity
forcu flrinl tear au.
No injurie were reported. An
embally onldal 1ald the tear
1u wu used when some dem-
omt.raton came eo· '1titb1D aoo
yards ottbe emboly.
The Mollem mtlltantl holding
DAILY PILOT
5-0 American hostages at the
U.S. Embassy m: Tehran, Iran,
had called on IND.lam around
the •orld Thursday to help them
"real.It" ~at they describe u a
U.S. plot aplnat Iran.
The demonstrators, some car-
ryln1 anU-U.~. placards, be1an
aatherlng a\ tbe embassy bere
at 11:80 a.m . and by noon tbe
crowd"'had awtlle4 Co several
thousand, saietllark Sanna, ebl-
bauy security officer. Many
knelt durlna noontime Moslem aabbatb prayera.
At about 1 ir.m., armored
personnel carriers loaded with
Kuwaiti troops rolled into the
area. aod some soldiers ftted
tear au. dllpenlflC, the c:rowds.
.. .
Belly Probed
Yia Warrant
SHAH •••
change the Carter admlnisln·
tion's position on the deposed
monarch's stay in lhe United
..... ... ., .......... ~ \
FAJ!NOI AND ~TIVU Of Ct.ARIO! f'MllLY GATH!R AT •utttAJa RITU Y. • 1lne 8t'ftaU CMb1a 1ri'd Wofda of Hape fOr lumvora of,.,. VlcJlm• ~ -.
Pojgn.ancy at Graveside:
"" Young Fire Victims' Rites Held in HB
By STEVE MARBLE
Of ... o.Mif ~ .... ,...,
William and Carol Clarke
were elven a flower from each
ol their children's coffins Thurs
day morning. They cried and
clasped eacb other.
"Life has been a short season
for these children, .. said Pastor
Jerry Bunch of the youngsters
who penshed an a fire lut Sun· day.
•'This is a chapel of sorrow
and there 1s no way to define
what has happened. These children will not be forgotten ...
Dawn Marie, Pbahp Robert
and Carol Elizabeth were buried
at Huntington Beach's Good
Shepherd Cemetery under a
clear au&.umn aky.
Earlier. about 50 friends and
family members attended a
cl<>1ed·easket memorial service
at Dllda7 Brothen Mortuary oo
Beach Boulevard.
Frimdl 1aJd they were sWl
unable to believe wbat had hap-
pened.
Tbe Clarkes · children had
been trapped ln an upst•1rs
bedroom when fire sw«n>t
throu.ih their two·story Hunt·
tngton Beach condom1ruum at
9652 Durham Drive
The parenta and two ot.ber
chlldren -WlWam Jr . 6, and
5-month-old Keith -were able
Chamber Reverses .
.... . .... to escape the inferno. The fat.be~
told firefight.era be tried to run
bac k into the burning home b~ was driven back by names. _
Dawn Michell~ McMullen, 111t'
l8·year-old relative who also lost
her life in the fire, was returned
to her home town of Darby, Pa.
for burial.
Thursday . flowers and
handmade ornaments from
school friend.I of the victims
were strewn arotµld the iraves.
Bunch, a Baptiat minister
from ll"V'IM, said be bad come to
know 7-year-old Dawn. •·year·
old Philip and 2·year-old Carol
well in the put few months.
"Lile for them wu Ii.Ice a soft
~d against the cheek in the af.
temoon that ts suddenl1 1one-. · ·
he said.
~!~tes. administration officials~/ s
"We have said all alon1 ~ .A:'--T' wa p Meet Bid
He said the three vtctima had··
brought much happiness and jOy :
mto the world In tbetr brief laves.
Friends steadied the mother 1
when Bunch told the gathering it
was time to a say goodbye. She
collapsed into he r hus band'!\
arm s later when pallbearers
carried the light pink and blue
caskets by
is up to him to make his de-
cisions about travel. both a.s to
time and destination,'' State
Department spokesman Walter
Ramsay said after Thursday
PRESIDENT'S MOTHER
~!'4JGGESTS 'REWARD' -A3
ARABIAN NEIGHBOR
WARY OF IRAN -Page A7
ltAAINES TRAINED IN CALIFOANIA-02
night's announcement in Mexico
City.
President Carter, asked al tus
news conference Wednesday if
he would like the shah to leave.
replied:
"That's a decision to be made
by the shah and his medical ad·
visers. When be decided to come
to our country, with my
permlssionl I was informed
then. and I nave been informed since, tha\ as soon as his
rnecUcal treatment was suc·
cea1tully compJeted, that his in-
tentloo was to leave, and I have
not encouraged IUm to leave. He
was free to come here for
medical treatment and he will
leave on his own volition."
On Oct. 22 Shah Mohammed
Reia PahlUi flew from Mexico
to New YorkJCicy, where be bas
been under1oing treatment for
cancer an4:J::tonea. Docton told him 'If• day he had r.-
covered sufficiently frotn t.be
radiation treatments for bis
cancer and from gallbladder
/ sur1ery to be able \o travel.
Mexico's move seemed to
catch the Carter admlnistratton
by surprise. Only hours before
tbe announcement, Secretary al
State Cyrus Vance told re-
porters, "I can't say lhat I see
any fundamental chan1e in the
sltuatioo.''
'FV Pla1H1ers
Approve
. """' Water Slide
\
Fountain Valley's Chamber of
Commerce has withdrawn a re-
quest for caty approval of
chamber plans to hold Sunday
swap meets at the Fountain
Valley Drive-in Theater.
In la.k.ini the action, Chamber
President Jim P~n told city
planning commissioners Wed·
nesday night he beheves one
commissioner is prejudiced
aaainst the plan. ·
Petrilcin, who later Identified
that commissioner as Barbara
Brown. said Mrs. Brown bad
stated publicly she is aaainst
such meets in Fountain Valley
Petrikin and Mrs Brown both
have announced plans to seek c1
ty council seats during next
Ap.ril.
Mrs. Brown denied Thursday
that she is prejudiced against
the chamber's plan. She bad
stated earlier in announcin1 her
candidacy for the councU that
she doubts lhe value of swap
meets in the city.
Petriltin said that, even more
Important to the chamber's
withdrawal of its swap meet bid
is that the group doean't want to
"create disharmony in our com·
munlty."
The chamber was conlrooted
by irate residents of
nei1bborboods surroundlng the
drlve·in durtna a public bearin1
two week.a aao.
Residents ln the area. near
Brookhunt Street and Ellla
Avenue, ObJected to what they
said would amount to more traf
fie parlung problems and a I
of privacy 1•
Petriktn said the chamber
s ubsequently was unsuc~fuJ
10 attempts to meet with TeSi·
dents and therefore coold no«
work out solutJons to their com·
plamts
Tbt preaident said the
Ch amber is working this year
wtthout city subs1d1es and is try.
ing to find ways_ to raise its own
fund.5
He said the chamber Is re-
fornhn& Its SJ)f'c1al Ev~nts Com
m1ttee;io seek other methods for
ra1 smg money
Winds Fan Flames
hfVentura Blaze
Frif.MORE <AP> -Fire lD·
vestiaatora were seekin& lhe
cause tocUy Of a ru-e Lhat COD·
sumed 220 acres of brush and
briefly threatened Hveral ex·
pensive homes near th1a eastern
Ventura County town.
East winds fanned what beaa.r
Thursday monlln& as a ~actf
blaz~ that roared over 200 acres
within an hour. ~ lhe wtncb
died. the 200 fi refi&bters con-
trolled the fire and put lt out.
Among the mourners were
·""'-==m,....n who raJ.Sed funds to help
pay for the f~eraJ and to help
the Clarke fainlly rebuild tbeu• •
llves..
The Clarkes · survtvine
children dJd not attend
F,....P~At
SNIPER ...
she and her father embraced for
'>e\ eral moments She was then
led from the courtroom to be re.
turned l o Orange County
Juvenile Hall
McGlinn said "d iss Spencer .~
still "very despondent" ove-Lhe
crimes. "She knows what she
has dcme and 1s very sorry for It ... be S&Jd.
We are happy with the prog-
rt:ss she is makmg Of course,
she t>as some very serious
psyctuatnc problems," McGlinn
said
M cGUnn said Miss Spencer
already bas started "looking '
beyond prison" and is Interested
at some point in working in
animal care.
He said sbe must serve a
minimum of 16 years, eight
months in custody before being
con1ldered for parole.
Men's
SUITS ..
-for only
One· Dollar *
· •wben you buy one suit at the recuJar price, you
can bu)' another of equal or lesser value for only /
one dollar1
,
' _)
7
.... ew
HIS VOICE WAS BOOMING OUT IN THE PRECINCTS
How•rd Jarvta Won 'Em In Orange Co~ r .:
Jarvis Wows 'Em
At Book Ceremony
By FllEDE•tCK SCHOEllEBL °' -Oli6tr....., ......
The little lady with the book clutched ln her band
stepped up to the table In the department store book sec·
lion, leaned forward, and said, "I don't like your languaae
for a nice Christian man."
THE aESJ»ONSE was immediate: "I could care leu,"
boomed Howard Jarvis, the darling o( California property
taxpayers. slamming his hand on the table top
Jarvis, 76, the author of Proposition 13, spent two
hours Thursday at Bullock's in Santa Ana aut.ographini
copies or his book, "l'm Mad As Hell."
It was as much an open forum on tax issues as a book
signing ceremony
.. ONE ELDEaLY gentleman told Jarvis that bis
pension check had increased. "They put me in a hieber tax
bracket,·· be complained.
"Tilose rotten bastard.a," bellowed Jarvis in a voice
that UMerved a couple of nearby st.ore employees.
"We ought to kick their butts hadn't we?" Jarvis
added.
''You saved us $1,400, ··one woman told Jarvis.
BE KISSED her hand and said, "Wait unUl next year"
-a relerence to bis current drive on behalf or a measure
that would cut income taxes 50 percent.
'Tm Walter Lotze and J've want.ed to shake yourli'and
for a lolla. lonJ time;• Hid one book ~er. Jarvi& aave Lotie. vraoroua b111dabake.
"&.are you?" asked one pretty youna woman as she
at.epPed o to Jama.
••NOW 'l'llAT rve looked at you, much better," Jarvis
arbaned. ·ID dellne eommentary to a reporter, JarvlJ sald be'a
cettlnf the tame met•aae tbroulbout the country --''in rwta~ in ilrporu, in elevators" --peopl .. are fed up
wit.b tu..
J.nil iaJd hLI $9.05 book-"I wouldn't let them price
lt f ot mon than 110" -ts lD its MCOOd prtDUna ud nles
are expected to hit one milUoo copies.
·~THEY'RE 1onna mate• movie. No, J won't
be tn tt. l'mJustoot •very IOOd actor." Jania 1ald.
To be sure, bualnell wu brbk at Bullock'• u a non-
•t<>P stream ol book bQJen panded to tbe »llJUQI tabk.
lanb p&it:DUy copt*I tbe mesa1.111 teQUillted by tbe ~.,.. Ulllll ~oed bll UCD•Wte u6 IOmet!aina "' a P9naDal tndem ~ • drde CIOD&alaiq t.be D\llDber U .
about MVftl HCOftdl. 7
•'Th tbint one cunt u tbe
poll~ -ttre in the llvlns room."
M1.0~11aald "T told us to aet out, then
they aan to m~v• our
fUmltu.re out of the boule," lb.
Oyket aaid. "Tbey were outs~. J've never seen
auch eoopent.loo add kJ.ndDesa
H WU dlaplayed by \be Wfuna
Beacb police • · 1M n.td Rakina
* *· *
Hilltop
House
Damaged
Two Laguna Beach women
fled their hilltop home Thursday
night alter the earth began to
slip under the structure. crack· Ing windows and damaging the
foundation.
Police said Palncla Ryan and
Terry Dylr.es called the police
station shortly before 7 p.m. to
ask if the city was being shaken
by an earthquake.
Officers tOld the two women to
leave the bome and when police
arrived a short while later, they
found several cracked windows
and cracks in the foundaUon of
the house a~ teas TabiU Ave.
near Tbunton Jnterm~diat•
Sebool. · •
The two women 1peat the
night with 'frieodl, and clty of.
ficials said today they are ln· v•~tbilarea•~ the bolM to'det.-mbll
!Mr bead.
T-unday alPt'a ew:nta WR
not the ftnt for tbech~o women. ··n.t window cradl..S a few weeu aJO.'' Ma. Dykea Hid,
polnUDa to a &aped and boarded
window overlook'n1 Park
Aveoue ud tbeocead below.
The two women 1pe11t the nllbt wtth tbelr neiabbon and neltber knows when they will be -
able to move back 1Dto their
* * *
,.
home.
"The police told 1.&1 to •lay out
unUl we find out what Lbe
problem la," M1. Ryan said.
She ,.kl lbe built the
tbree·bedroom house ln 19'73
atop 80 feet ot nu dirt "We're 8Ctually on a double rw ... U)f homeowner said.
She aald the hillside bad tlll
dirt up to 33 feet in depth when
abe purcbued the property.
* • *
add.in• another 10 feet of fW WU
added to •uePOrt ber home.
"I think tiere'1 180 feet of fill
all the way back to the school."
sbe HJd patnth1a la tbe dlrecUon
of TburstoD Intermediate
School, located Jual above her
home.
Ma. Dyltea said she is "really
upse~ wtth the city.·· clalminl
clty offldals knew or the
f8eeJOLT8,Pa1eA!) * • •
a
the caute ol the appanet sllp-
pa1e.
The city ls currenUy in the
proceas of having the area
known 115 Bluebird Knolls re·
paired after the Oct. 2, \978
Bluebird Canyon land.slide that
involved slippage of about 3.~
acres of residential property.
Slain Officer Eulogized
Oemente Ceremony Honors Richard Steed
Laguna Beach City Manager
Ken Frank said today the city
knew there was a problem in the
Top of the World neighborhood
several weeks ago. •
He said the damage appears
to be confined to the single
home. A preliminary assess·
ment of the area shows there
might have been 50me settling
of fill dirt beneath the home,
which city officiala say was built
about six years ago.
"We did ask a 1eolo1lst to do a
preliminary usessmeot or tbe
area, including the school site,"
Frank said today. · 'Tbe
geologilt came bacl:: and saJd he
can't tell anything just by wall<·
ing around the 1lte." ,,..
"Blleued are the ~~·
/or they 8haU be called tM chiJdrm of God ..
From the Sermon on the Mount
By RAYMOND ESTRADA JR. Of .. .,...., "91 lc..tf
They hooored the memory of
slain San Clemente Patrolman
Richard Steed Thursday ln the
best way they knew bow
Police Chief Garv Brown told
onlooken at a commemoratJoo of
the Nov 29, im. sbootin& death
of Steed that the YOW\&
patrolman would always be
remembered for bis "boyish
charm."
Hia. widow, Kathy Steed.
unveiled a portrait of her
Tiro Suspects Held
ln··'78 CdM Slaying
hu'."lband at the p<>hce stauon as
about 50 city employtts. pollce
officers and friends looked on
i.olemnly
Sgt Bill Trudeau, Steed's
supervtsor that night a year ago
when the patrolman was-cut
down by li(unfire. remembered
with a cbcked voiced bow
"Rick" complimented the
tastiness of Mrs Trudeau's
cookieti passed around during
briefing pnor to the start of'
night patrol
Shortly aner that br1ef1J1g at
about 6 30 p.m , Steed. 30, was
dispatched to aid a man Ul a
downtown alley The man had
attempted suicide
But It wlS Sleed"s life lbal
woufd'beont.bellne '
Trudeau's words came out
with difficulty as he descnbed
how he fell when It was learned
that an officer was down
·'Two omcers were al a city
Cbrutmu u.titina when I
left the sta • " Trudeau said.
"I re~ber t wben I left, I
felt aOril WU really
wron1." . TrucSNu
at 7 p.m . e saw two rlremen
aldln1 • cure on the alley
pavement When Trudeau shone
hi• fluhllabi on t.be fisure's
blood-cov1red' face. be JAW lt
WU Steed, bit friend.
''A . mlllioo t.b.ln11 ~t tbrouc:h mr mJ.nd but I t.bouebt
abo&n wbere we ... the other two
offtcen who were punu.lnS tbo
•uaPICt.'' Truditau aaJd, n,btlna
back emotion. "lt WU nallJ toup for tbe
two 10Uft1 offlffrl •bo put <8tNd> lD the ambuluee . . .
MeaUM W'N llke faml1Y," laid
Trod•au. Sbortlf artmrarda Ste.ct died
fro m two 38 caliber gunt1hol
wounds m tus chest and arm
It Wab hard for San
Clemente s police off1cerc; lo
accept the fact lhat one of them
was gone. "I see these guys
more than I S<li! m y wife, .. said
Trudeau whose eyes reddened
After Trudeau set up a p<>bce
co mmand pos.J. to track down the
man who shit St~. Ll Craig
Steckler took cMrge
· I remember 1t was 8 15 p.m
when the chief <Brown 1
announced over the air that the
officer died." Steckler said
·'It made you JUSl want to put
away the ~uy who did 1t," said
Steckler clenctung his fist "But
you can't think that way
yo u've got to be professional
a~ut It "
Two Orange County Shenlf's
depuUes, called in to help find
the iunman, arrested James
Richard Hoffer, 2.1, of San
Clemente and charaed him with
<See EULOGY, Pase AZ>
Coa'it
Weat•er
Falr throuah Saturday
with variable bJ&h cloud.I .
Not much temperature
cban1e, with k>wt ton11bt
ln the 40s. SUpUy cooler
Satur4ay with bJCbl ranc · Ina from 70 at the beaches
to 78 lnland.
INBIMTeD~'Y
Whot'f fMN eo do "°'°
tlaot Y~ ti Upott ua7
Lot• ol .....,. Giid """' U. a~· WHkndfr
~,PQftCf
I
, .... , ..... J
EULOGY. • •
UM alaytna.
Jeopardy
Hoffer, found a.tt.r M bad·
tnfllet.cl a deep ttab wOUnd la
hlJ. •tomaeb wlth .. bUatina
knU•, WU arr.ted just a ~
aoutb ol the mu.rdtr scene at 2
p.m.
Hoffer, who bad been UlllMr
. oblerntlon at the 1tate-run
-An •ttorne¥ for a Sas\ ~
teen • .,.. QI> _pleaded·~
t WO San Dieso aali>eJ' • lnp warned todq that
cUent'1 litt'would be in Jeopardr
lf 1be were MDtenc.d to ll8te
prteon.
Mlcbael McGlinn, TepreM!nt-
lng Brenda Ann Spencer, 17,
laJd current atate prison lawa
require that hls client be 1ent to
the WJ>llMIO'• prlloo •t Frootera wheN.. be aa1d, abe would &e ex·
posed to vk>leAce because of the.
crimes abe committed. ber 8'e
and ber amall she.
McGliml utd be ta workin& for
a qbanp in state law to perm.It
M~ Spencer to Mne .i.&1t
el t )'ears of her sentence at
the Califonlia Youth Autbority'1
Ventura School in Vent\JJ'a.
During today'a court Proceed·
ln11, Orange County Superior
Court Judge Byron McMillan
agreed to allow Mb1 Spencer to
underio 90 days of psychiatric
testln1 at the authority facility
' before any further imposition of sentence.
Le1aJ proeeedinp in the cue
were moftld to Oranse County
on a chanse of venue me>Uon.
Mtae Spencer previously pleaded
guilty to the Jan. 29 sniper at·
tack on a San Die10 elementary
school that left two men dead
a nd eilht studenta and • police
officer wounded.
M cGllnn said be hoped be cu
win a change in state coaee.
t ions laws -· tb rdll n
emergency act of the ~ature
before Miss Spencer returns
t.o Judee McMUlan's court for
final Mmlenclnc. She faces 25
ye~rs to life lmplUpnment un-
der t.be plea wreal.n •ff1Mtmenl previously aceer>ted.
Current law, McGllnn ex
plained. requires that a minor
fen,> ale tried as an· aduJt IJlUSt
tt>r've any sentence ln state
prilon. SUch b not the case for
minor males, be said.
"It's an inequity in the Jaw,"
he said, noting \,bere as "no real
oppo&ilion" to tbe proposed
cban1e.
Miss Spencer, McGlinn said,
could benefit from prorrams run
by the CY A at Ventura School.
She would not be in jeopardy
1 there, he aald
Under McGllnn's propo,ed
eentendnc plan, Miss Spencer
wouJd ,..main at the CY A facUJ·
t)' unt.ll a1e 25, when 1he would
then enter 1tat.e prlaon
Should the lestalature fall to
act on the propoted chan1e 1D
liaw, McGllnn Hid be would puraue the inequity lloe .lo tbe
courts
Miii ~r, wttb her father Wallace at bv •let., .. t ~
le11 durln1 tod•l''• bear&c.
After McMlllul lltaed hll'W41t,
1ho and ber fat.Mr embraced for
Aftfal mocn.t.. Iba WU U..
led from the C<Mlrtroom to be ,...
turo•d to Oran1• County
Juvenlle Hall. · . -McOllaD said Mftl AIM.1teet la
still "!91! deapond.nt•'OVer the
crtmea. 'SM 1mo,,. ,rbat •be
baa done ud It ver;r lOf'O, ,tor it,., be aatd. . ...
' Patton medical faclHty, la
acbeduled to Wlder10 a
paycb1atrtc bearlnt ~. 11 to
determlDe lf be wtU It.and trtal.
.:' . ..., ..............
URi IN DANGER?
Sniper 8re'?da Spencer
..--·
More than 1,000 policemen and
trtenda mourned tlle death of the
San Clemente police officer Jt
h1a funeral lul year
"We have shed our lean,"
Chief Brown said Thursday.
But still Mrs. Steed and a few
otbtra couldn't help cry aaain
Thursday as otncer Tim Hopkin
atJ'ummed a suitar and aan1
"Where Have All the Flowers Gone,••
No" • Sall Juill Capwtrano resident, Mn. S&eed forced a
1mllt foUowtDa Ute ceremony
and Hid. "It'• been a roUah
year but thillCI are tetUnc back
to norma1.··
Trudeau and . Steckler qree
that Mn. Steed bu been atron1
durlne the past year and ia
comln1 aiooi tine now.
But still, when aaked about
that tra&ic ni&bt of Nov. 29,
Steckler'• comments are lln&e:d
wttb frustration.
''There was no reason at all
for it ... be was weartna a
bullet-proof vest and took every
1lnele precaution be could,··
Steckler said.
Of the 12 policemen 'a deaths 1D
CalUomla lo 1978, oftly ~·1 is
believed to have been
cmpJ'eftlJtable, Steckler said.
Alter OUel Brotrn bad read
trom the Btble and the
UeineDte ... ._ dN'N1 Q' ended. Steckler and -nvoe.u rdlected OD tbe impact ot tbe evmt.a ol Nov. 29, 1.971.
· "It brouCbt our peopS. a lot closer Jocether.'' Steckler
cooclllded.
• wben the Job sets Man Faces
Pimp ... the Ill>" all pull "'-'~""". tol . '' aald TTUdeau.
A San Clemente man hu been
arrested and charted vntb
plmplng and pa ndering In
connection with an escort
service that Orange County
sheriff's deputies say be
operated.
Amos Henry Mendoza, S2, of
714 Calle Perlina, San Clemente,
was arrested Tuesday ln a Dana
Point restaurant by sheriffs
vice investigator Bruce
Mackfee. Bail wu set at $5,000.
SberUrs Lt. Wyatt Hart 1a1d
an undercover female deputy
aherltf applied for a job with
Mendoia's escort aervice, the
Brass Key.
Mendon. who liated hit
occupatloo on sheriff's bookJnc
forms as "wholesale meat
salesman," is believed to' have
used ha eacort aervice u a
cover for proctitutloo acUftUe&.
Hart . ea1d a buslJle11 cud
obtained by offlcera contained
the in1crlpt1on1, "Caterin¥, to
all y<b' aoctal atralra;" 'We
make all your fantulea come
true;" and "Exquillte eacorta."
l',....P,..AJ
JOLTS ...
problem "more 1han a mooth
ago."
Sbe said, "nothlng's been
done. They told ws we'd better
get a structural engineer out
he re but l don't t.b1nk tbal's our
responalbWty."
She said the atreet ln front of
Ma. Ryad'e boue ia buckllna
and there .,. prob~ma on the
adjacenlacboolproperty.
"It 'a the cit.Y'• 1treets and
they ahould be doing aomethln1
to firad out What's •olna on here,•• ahe said.
But dty olflclab aa\d they did
send a &eolollet out to the area
to lmpect dt1 str.u and the
school district property.
Ken Frank, La1una '• city
mana1er, aald the next 1tep for
the city wU1 be to determine
whether the city abould bin a
1eolollll to lnapect the area.
Mob Riots at U.S.
EmbtUsy in Kuwait·
. ' f ..,.
Saana utd U .S. Marine
1uardl were ln tM builcllq tut
did Mt take any action.
An 1mba11y 1htem'ent
tbanted tb• Kuwaltl 1ov1m· 1111nt for the "gfllct aild eftl·
11.tnt ,.pome" of ltl aecwtty
forces.
A Molleal mob 1t.ormiid l6e
u .1.r J!:mb--•)' lJl l1Jam1bad. P•kli~. N91. ~ utdJetltdre ln an attack lo wklch. two .Am1rtcana were ll:llW.
Jewel& Stolen .
;
ID Clemente
r.,. Burt oa C9~1e·
Laeuna Beach police. firemen and county
paramedics treat a motorcycli11t and bis
passenger who were injured when 'the
motorcycle upon which they were riding
was struck by a truck on Thalia Street and
Te mple Hills Drive this morning. Police
s aid John B. Enfield, 27, of 174 Cliff Drive,
Laguna Beach, allegedly struck the pair u
he tried to pass a school bus on his way up
the hill. Police did not have the identity of
the two crash victims this morning. They
were treated and later transferred to South
Coast Medical Cente r for leg injuries.
Butz Lauds Boycott U.N. Session
Of . Boycotted by Food to Iranians Iraniam
By JERRY HERTENSTEIN
Ot ... Delt,~ .....
Former U .S. secretary of
agrlcuJture Earl Butz said Thurs·
day be is "basicalJyopposedtous·
ing food as a weapon'' but be
called a recent propoaal by the
Farm Bureau to cut off food ship-
• mots to lru "a coura1eous
thln1."
Butz, who served u farm bou
from 19'71 to 1976 before pre·
saured to resign becauae of a
nclal elur, wu in Newport
"'1leacb to speak to farm real
estate invest.on and adviaon.
•'There bu been a lot of aenti·
m ent on cutting off food to
Iran," Butz said. "And the loog.
ahoremen have pretly much
done that.·· '
Tb e lnternatiohal
Long s horemen ' and
Warehousemen's UnJoo oo the
West Cout and JnternaUooal
Longahbremen's Association.
Eaat Coast, are boycottin& cargo
to and from Iran. Tboee unions
coptrol 'over 90 percent of the
ctotkl at U.S. ports.
The boycott will continue until
American botta1ea in Tehran
are frMd, Lou Lovertd1e, presl·
dent of Warehouseman's Local
13 at San Pedro. laid.
America esporta $2 bll.Uon in
food with a fourt!a of th.at IOinl
to Iran. Bub aa1d.
.,,; ''The American farmer 11
r eally a pawn," Buu said. "U
Iran can't aet it. food from ua
they can buy It aomewbere
else." SoctallsM a-nd com-
munlsll have a life,.. line into
.. ,, .........
'CUT OFf FOOD'
Ex~ Chief Butz
Iran, be aald, notinl the Soviets
could supply food
Ke called the loapboremen·a
move "abrulve action" and
said the U.S. baa Iran where "lt
hurtl ..
"We've cut off our aid in ad·
vanced technical fields and
aircraft repair ," Buts said. "Iran's credit b.al seriously de.
teriorated.
•
TEHRAN, Iran CAP 1 Iran
announced today it wiJl boycott
a U N Sealrity Council meeting
o n t.he Ame rican Embaasy
takeover further darkening
proepecit for aa earty resoJUbOo
of ~showdown with~ Umted
Stat.es. A U.N. spok.esman '8ld
the meelin1 would 10 oo
ne9e~.
ffundrecb of thouaanda of lr•
.• 1an demonstrators 11urrounded
the eQ:la.ay today, \be Z7Ua ct.y .
VNft'l!D NATIONa (A.Pt -nae ~ c..n of
Judee la Tiiie H•pe,
N~ Coday 1claedaled a
Dec. •• ka.rtq -&ate u .8. recaaea ,_ .. order ..... , lru
re~--Alaerku t.o.ta1et. nw ~·rt ~Ued Co boda 1klel for
rutrablt a. lite meaa&.lme.
or captl vlty there for so
American bo6ta1es, but there ·
w aa no violence. • '• Sadeeb Gbotbudeb, the man .
newly named by Ayatollah
Rubollah Khomel..n! aa acting
fo~llD rmni.ter, 8Jll)()UJ)ffd at a '
newa coafereoce, "Accordinl to ·
lbe declslon made by the •
Revolutionary Council. Wta are
not attendlnl tbe Security Coun· ell meetlaa tomorrow."
He reiterated Khomeini's con-
tenUon that the Security Council
la under the thumb of the United
States and sllid any council de· .
etalon "la not blndlnl and we
don't accept It."
Men's
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... /qr only . .. . .. ~ .
One Dollar
•When you buy one au.lt at the reauJar price, you
can bUl ;another of equal or leue.r value ror OG.b' on dollUt . ·
Hansen and William J . Mylymok. ex·
~\lUve vice president.I. Avco, a consumer
finance eornpany, ls headquartered in
Newpc>rt Beach.
$1-plus Ga,s Nationwide Norm
WASHlNOTON (AP> Dollar·•·tallon •AIOltal. loni pndleted by U.S. eoero uperu
••m• the rUJe aero.a tbe nation ID October ac corcllns to tbe Labor Departmeat. '
Tbit department said tta monthly survey of eneray prteea found that tbe averqe price for a
Solve Your 19'19
··Tax Problems NoWll
Ett'8v a.. ._,lb of up to a a% Ill deductloet In 1tft ~ wttlle partlcfpat1n1 In • .ht•hly profit. mottv8'1d IMestmettt. ... ' . •TM ~of W. lnwttment Is
oneot .. .-.. "'
• Tltere k stJ'Oftll merit fw fVture flnencfel 91ln.
•Tax oPlltlofts hllve been rendered in favor of
this lnwttment by some of ttte nation's most pnstfglous law and accounting firms. .
• TM .wnount of this lnvntrnent fNY be adjusted
to melt Y'IUf' ~I flnancl•I 1ttu.tton.
Ad now and pay Ins Income t8'C In 197911
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PUBUC NOTICE
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PVBUC NOTICE
''cnnous •u~MISI .... ITAT'DUllfT
1allo11 of auoline at the pump wa:a si.oos lut
month, up from 99.8 cents in September.
Actiotdlna to the October 1urvey, prlcea
average 98.2 cents a gallon for leaded regular
1a10Une, *1.028 for unleaded re,War and JUM6 for
leaded premium.
Of 28 ctUes aUl'Veyed, average 1aaollne prices
were big.best in Honolulu and Cblcaao. at $1.l.OS
and $1.097 reapectlvely. Average prtcea were
lowest in Dallas and houston, at 91. 7 cents and 92.6
cents respeetively.
The survey alao reported that the average
prtce for a gallon of home be1Un1 oU last month
was 85.6 cents.
LEASE it
From The Leader
WEARE OFF
TO A RECOAD LEASE YEAR!
Benefit From Our Pricing Policy.
Select100 And Superb Servtce.
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540-9100
PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE
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M<C1.UH1!. 11tUU..r. !\ft lllM a pell·
llOft wlUI l"9 Oeftl of !Ills c-t for lift Of'der c...,,.ne Pttlt_.1 .,_ ,,_,
llY ltON DODSON M c CL UN IE to
llMltY ~Q.u.IE
IT ISOflDEIU!OtNtall Pt,_. I,._
ltretled In IN --lilied m-r
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Wul, Santa -· C.lltorlll•, aftCI show cauaa, If any, wfly UM petition tor
chanoe of,..,.,,. lhouMI not be vramecl.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED tMI a
CoPY of 11111 Otdw 10 I-C-Doi
p11bllthed In the Dall., Piiot, • tltw,pa~r ot t•M•tl clr<ulatlon
prlnltd In Oran(llJ County, C.lllOml•.
enc• • _. tori-•ucc•nlve weetlt ~lor to tile clllle Mt fM hNr lf'>O on tlw
pellllon.
OattO: ~r t3, 1m.
"°""1.D H. ""IENNEll Judge of mt
Solptftorc-1
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DETROIT (AP> -t1.S.
automaten are 1>redletlD1 a
1abltdal drop ID ear and truck
prOd•ct.loo 4'u.rtn1 December. aceordbla to an auto ladustrJ '
publication. I
Total December cat prodGc~
tlon ·will amount to 411,14t
vehlclee, a dJOP of 21 pe,..,. ,.
fl'Om Cbe 837.-can built. tn
DeCember D'1I. Uae Automod~
News report.a.
ftVCk hODtJCl'ION II U • pected to be off even more
sharply. Planned eoutrucUoo of
14T .100 tJucb reprwnta a drop
of 'T percent bom the tame
month• JUI' aao. All of the tnactmaken expect
a dee.line in tnaek productloa but
three automakers American
Moton Corp., Volkawapn of
America and Checker Motors
Corp. plan to build more cara
than they did la December 1'11.
Thia week, automakers are ex·
pected to build 1'5.095 can, an
increase ol 48 j)ercent from e
91,7&1 completed laat week when
productk)n was curtailed by the
Thanksgiving holiday. The ex
peeled prodactloo Is 29 percent
below the 204,246·vehicle produc-
tion level for the tame week a
year ago.
TWELVf; AUTO PLANTS ~
clo81'~ls week while the
autom rs try to reduce their
invento es of unsold cars.
A total of 44,192 truck.a are ex-
pected to be built tbia week. up
42 percent from last week's
33.212, but 52 percent fewer than
the 91,615 trucks auembled dur· ine the same week last year.
Three General Moton Corp
plants are scheduled for over·
time work Saturday.
Dbcs Touted
Herbert $. Schlosser of RCA di.splays a lWO·hour video•
disc which offers an hour of color pr<igramming with
stereo sound. lt i.s inserted into a player for viewing on
home television sets. Schlosser. who is in charge of de·
veloping programming ror the discs. believes the video
disc industry will be big
Odyssey Records File~
Bankruptcy Petition
SAN FRANCISCO 1AP1
Odyssey Records and Tapes, a
40-ttore chain. has riled a pet.I·
tion under Chapter 11 of the
Federal Bankruptcy A~t.
ln a 44-pa&e petition. the com·
Ov.-r Tht--Count~r
MASDUltiftcr
pany li.ated 1,.436 orgaruzations to
which 1t is in debt.
The largest of the creditors
are the 10 maJOr record dis·
tnbutors which collecUvely are
owed S8 ~ milhon.
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ON "ft>P OP 1'1118, more and more diaeocbant.ed top
maaasen have been tum~ to &econd careers <or their
own bultaelw) because of too much praaure, too much
travel, too much paperwork. And more and more bave
been aeceptlncearly retirement <u young as ace 52 at In·
t.ematiooa.I Bostneaa Macbinea) to pursue new careers.
SUtt. developtog and making a success of a SttODd
career lD mid·llle can be tough. But 1t can be enormoualy
rewardinc u wen. aod you may even upgrade your earn·
inas in your new role r
BUT HOW DO YOU eo about developing a !>econd
career. or what William Morin. presjcfeot of Drake·Beam
Associates of New York . calls a "career cooUouallon"?
<Drake-Beam does not take 1nd1vidual5 as clients, but
U does coumeJ employttS or gJant corporations such as
Citibank of Nfft York, and Sean, Roebuck when Sears re-
Aoca~ tu New Yortc buying offices l.D Chica10. > Among
Morin'• coumeting guid~
<l> Get your act together. When you lose your JOb, you
are u.oderatandably duonented
(2) Learn bow to market yourself raster Get your at·
titude in line with the marketplace
<3) Learn how lo sell yourself At Drake·Beam, TV ts
used lo show JOb-hunter'I how they register m style and ap
pearance on othen. Try role playing w1!h your close
fnends ··u you are d1satt .... f1 ._.d Y.1th i.our work look at yourself
and decide what you .,,. ant nut orr..erve)i Jean (.;larkson
of Catalyst. New York. a p1oneenng 11roup wh1rh provides
women with adv1re on nf•y. rarl'<:r!-> Shl' c<>unsels that to
get a clear fdea of "'hat the mdrhl .,,. ..inl'; and what you
have to offer. )OU mu~t txam1n(· }Our 11v.n past successe!>
and k>ok without bias at your own skills
PROFESSIONAL~ IN coum;ell ng on i.econd career!>
1uggest:
• If you are Sl-t•ktn~ a new )Ob inslea~comLDg ~n
entrepreneur. set your target on spec1f1c comp)wues with
wtucb you would Wee-to be &550Ctated
•Study the firm. ask questJons about i ts operations. 1t!,
reputataon among 11..s empfoyees and customers Do your research ~·
• Honestly arawer quea~om t.o yourseU on how your
quallflcaUoos and interests fit In w1Lb the needs of your
target firm. ~ .,
• Piao carefully. Ooo' IDOft with haste. If you act ~ hsauty; too mocb ,motion may be Involved -even wben
'· th~ move means going inlo a farruJy buslnesa or a bull·
11eaa of your own.
• Be prep~ to sustam yourself and your family for
six months to a year Tbts me~ cash reurvn over and
above any you need to fman~ • busU>eSS -and the lugber
your income was from your lonnet JOb, the lar1er may be
the cash ~rves you will need to carry you unUI you can
approach or match your previous mcome. ,
• SeU your age u an AS.5E1'' You have a history of ex·
oerience that ca.ft be invaluable in you,r second career. Doa 'l permit younelf to be discouraged by the prejudice
you'll meet; bit b•clchard
• Expect that it may take a year or more lo become
accust.Omed to a new career, particularly in the mlddle-
age&. Shrug off 41\y creeping doubl'\ a~ "natural." In short,
be patient.
• c.on..kter what training you may need for your new
vHtlife and take what rutht schoQl and brush.up
courses become apparent G helprul. tf not~sef)Ual.
• Involve your family in your plans, 'diacu.sa all the
possible consequences. how you may work as a team.
Coast Men Cited
By Aerospace
~ --Four Oranie Coat1t reaideots are amoai winners in a new
awards program at Jbe Aeroapace Corpora lion in El Set un-
do, a non-profit pllbbc service company.
Tbe wtnmrrs earned Group Awarda for •·aupertor ac-
compllahment consonant wtth )® rapoo.sibllitJes. All were
to receive framed ceriJficat~ and cub awards ln an
award IUMbeon tDday "
Award committees in each ot Aeroapace CorporaUoa's
tour clauificatlons chose winners nominated by
employeea. Selected tor the Group Awards ~
Eql.Deertn1 Group
Dr. Robert Coppolino of Hunlin1too Beacb, an
en1lQeertnc sped&Ult an UMt vetucte enitneerlAI dina6on, ta credited ft'ttb enendinc aeroapaee at.naetural d)'namic
teehnolot.Y to tbe 1\udy of olflban oU pl.tfonn ctynamlca CaJrin Jones of Huntlnston Bead>, .a research aais-
tant-in tbe ~munlcallona department. road• ec1nlribu·
Uoaa to the real·dm• irackinC ot aateWtea.
WlWam Beraer or SeaJ Beach. corporate lnaurance
mana1er 1D ~finance dlreetorate, won f« llt.a.etforta tn
tln•ndal ~lannlD& and manaiemeot and bl"'tinct ol
corporate fW>dl.
Curtt' Karnad• of RunUna\On 8Hob, an ad· milllattaUve a~t.ant ID tbe ftainaa dinctoiate worked
wl&b BerPr" to deve'°P IDd hop&emat a .,awm to nue
lntetMtlMom fort.becomPUJ.