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Solon Ra s Coast Residents
Dlegal Seareb?
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•. BJ llOBDT BAaKD oe-. oea., ...... a&aH ' The Huntington Beach Police
· Officen Association flied a $1
mllJloo lawsuit against its own
department Monday, alleging
that Jocken . of police officers
were searched illegally for IM!th towels.
Officer Mite Jacobs, president
of the association, said the
search was not proper because it
was conducted without warrants
or the coment or the officers.
One Killed
At Torrance;
Fire Rages
TORRANCE <AP) -Some 70
firefighters battled a raging
Mobil OU Corp. refinery fire· to-
day following an explosion th.at
left one Mobil employee dead
and alx persons injured, two
critlcal11. ·
Deputy TorTance Fire Chief
Richard Sprout said firefighters
planned to inject fire retardant
foam lnto tbe bottom of tbe
90,000-barrel-capacity gasoline
tank stlll burn1na more tban 15
hours after the original ex-
plollon Monday night.
Sprout aaid tbe foam, iQjected
tbroulb the tank's pipe aystem,
would rile tbrouah the aaso11ne
left in the tank, settle at the sur·
face and hopefully stifle the
vaporised 1asoline fuellna the (lames. He aaid the tank, wblcb
wu not full when the explosioll
1 occurred. contained less than
, 15,0001allom of 1u by moraiq.
lleanwhlle, be said, other
I. flreftCbten were bosiD& the tank
· ~tructure to cool it. Nearby
'=~~-:St:: t Ille ftre from S}>readfn8. IJ "It'a ltilJ a Httous sltuaticn,"
t,routuid.
•• Approalmately aoo people
were evacuated from the ,. ft:DerJ • ......,, ftnDI and bomel
an.r tbe lnltla1 ~km tent a
llue• ftreball lnto air about • •. (8ee aaJINDY ..... AJ)
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"We feel that our rights have
been lntringed upon," J acobe aaidloday.
The suit, flied on behaU of atO
officers, seeks $240,000 in com·
pensation plus $760,000 in
punitive damages.
Capt. Mike Burltenfield. the
city's acting chief in the absence
of Earle Robitaille, said the
search was order~ last April
alter about 200 towels had not been returned.
Burkenfield said police bad re-
cei ved complaints that the towel
supply was no longer sufficient.
He said memos sent to officers
for the return of tbe towels met without cooperation.
Burkenfield said the search
yielded 37 purple bath towels.
He said the search was
routine, nothing else was sought
in the lockers and that no dis-
ciplinary action bad been taken.
Burkenfield said the towels
were furnished to officers for
showers after workouts in the ci-
ty gym or from jogging ex
erciaes.
Th~y were supposed to be re·
turned after use to the city jail to be laundered.
Burteofield saJd he believes
the suit to be frivolous and a
"waste ol resources. both for the
association and the city."
The police off'lcen usociatklo
is engaeed currently in a con-
trovel'I)' involvtna tbe cutoff ol
education incentive pay for all
officen hired after July of 1979.
The education inceottve for
<See TOWELS. Pap .U>
'Germ War'
Test Charged
WASHINGTON (AP) -
Tbe CIA conducted
biolo8ical warfare te.u ln
the streeta ol New York
City ID 1155 ad 1151, a
IJ'OUP that atudled aaency
recordll Mld today.
The Cburcb of Selen-toloa iaSd lU tbree-moatb analYlia ol CIA ftn.anelal
ncordl IDc1leat.M that tbe liite= aieaey apread an -_fted IUbltuce
tmQuO tbe taiJ»tpe "' • 1p•ct•ll1 modUled
amomOlllle.
TM CIA mo olilfttaecl
1a1te ... WW. MrolOl ..
vJcn tUt ~d,. apre1d ........ ., dllllllUeaJI,· but
tbe lclntolo1l1t1 l1td
&IN7 .... -tell u Uaole cteneee Md-.. Wed •.
Tiii .... v Mtbed Of· ftelal eomment on tbe ~·....ruou.
A Boy and Dis Baek
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Who says man's best friend is a dog? Island has his own pet mallard duck. Her
Eight-year-old Adam Ziegler of Balboa name is Elsie. See Featuring, Pqe Ct.
Sex Film Hearing Starts
Judge Completes Private Screenings
BJ P&EDDICK 8CBOEMEBL . . ...,, ..........
An obscenity beartna over
fUma ahowo at the Mltcbell Brotben' Sant.. Ana tbeatel' 1'9-
turned to Oran1e County
5 Comt lloaday after • e completed private aereen-
of ZI HQ Oicb at lndepen.-
dence Hall at Knott'• Berey Fann.
Tbe lpeclal lbowlnp -open
onl1 to attorne79 and court
penoanel -..... oi'dered by
Judi• IMter V• TatenlMwe, wbo aooa will dedte lf tllMt fllml m•t eummt oa.cmit1 ~
arda.
fte leOJ actkm WU brouibt • •• , ...... tbtatet. loc:atecl ....
bully ~ cemut, bJ the cl·
ty ot s.ma Alla. Jt .. tlMI blrtb time ID t11rM ,,.._.... tbe dtJ baa
trW to eae U.tlilet.-..
Kaott'a IDa~deaee Hall ·-~-.. le,.. .... beea .. ft II OM ol U.. In
faeillU. ..._ • mm llll'Cdeic· ttoa ........... ~ Yt.w tllelllill. ... ,, ........... ~ ...
eoatd ·= Mtde ........... . x.ott•1 --11w aatd. r.e
Refugees
Reaction
Assailed
., .JACKIE BYMAN .............
A•••m_b!1maa Dennis
.. ~ IMIUldfqtoa lteadl. rapped ~ Coat ,........,,,
today tor M1M1n1 him '"naaaeat-
t.q mat" ewoet.ni lodoclliw relqees. and toot tuue with
•bat be called federal effons to
pUDiab CaJilorniam for Proposi-
tion 13 by withboldin1 nifucee
aid.
"At the federal level there
seems to be a ~)'cbos.is of some
sort in regard to Proposition
13." Mangers told teachers at
Costa Mesa ffilb School today at
a training session on dealing
with lndochinese refugee stu·
dents.
·'There seecm to be a need to
punish us for cutting our taxes.·•
Mangers said. "Buically, all
the people in America have a
responsibility to share their na-
tional reeources with these new people.".
M an1ers also critJc1zed some
Americans for their verbal at-
tacks ms tbe new arrivals.
''Some ol your representatives
have been Cettinc some rather
nauseatina mail and telephone
calla I ftnd offensive," be said.
"As educators, all kids are our kids.
"lo some of the middle cJass
suburban Ddebborboods wbich I
repreMDt there are some ~ac
tions that are unseemly and
beneath ua u Americana and as
people," Manaers said, but
declined to Co into detail.
He said the state Lelialature.
(See llEnJGBB& Pace AZ>
Coast
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Irked
Camel. A.d Prompi. Suit
PARIS (AP) -~t.na featurinl a 1milln1
dromedary wtU. a ·~ Cimel eiaarette in ltl
mouth bu prompt8d tbi aovernmmt to aeek '40.000
in fines from R. J. Be)'Dolds Tobacco Co. and its
French promot.r, 1rpln1 the advertising may
make people want to 1moke.
1be Wlnaton·Salem N.C. tobacco company wu
hauled into court Monday to anawer the charae of
violating a 1978 law by using improper advertising in
favor~ tobacco.
The article problbits all t.obacco advertiltna that depict.a more than the name of the product, its com· PoSIUon, the name and address of the manufacturer,
graphic or photographic representation of the prod.
uct or its wrapper and the emblem.
Accordin& to the proaecotion, the Camel emblem
ls a camel standing aa1el.Y in the desert before some
pyramids, not the aff abfe fellow now grinninc on
billboards and magazines throughout France.
Lawyers for the tobacco firm argue the camel is
the brand's emblem, and that the present whiskered,
bug-eyed version is the same emblem, just made a
little more lively.
Barris Poll
Ted's Popularity
Takes Sharp Dive
From AP Di•patebea
Sen. Edward Kennedr'• popularity-among Democrats
and independent voters bas
taken. a_sharp dive In the past
month, according to a Louis
Harris poll for ABC News.
Carter also improved bia atand·
mg in the California Poll.
ABC said Monday the latest in
its series ol presldenUal polla
sbowa Praident Carter leadina
t.be Musachusetta Democrat by
48 percent to 48 percent among
Democrata and independenta in
a two-man race.
Three weeks ago, Democratic
and independent voters put Ken-
nt1dy ahead by 54 to 38 percent.
In a three way race adding
Gev. Jerry Brown of California,
the president was sllll ahead
with 42 percent to Kennedy's 40
percent. Brown bad 11 percent.
Among Democrats alone, Ken·
nedy waa picked by 51 per~nl to
Carter's 44 percent ln a two-man
race. down from the 58 percent
margin Kennedy showed to
Carter's 36 percent in a similar
poll lo early November.
Only a month aeo, a similar
ABC News poll showed proepec-
Man Arrested
InBar Brawl
A dispute in a Newport Beach
bar erupted into a brawl early
today, leavtnc ooe man Jailed
and another wounded, police re· ported. .
Lyle Corry Van Bebber, 28, ol
Sant. Ana WU booked OD •Ulpi·
clon of uaault with a deadly
weapon for the alle1ed blfe at·
tack on Oeorce Elmer Galle.
•The inddent occurred at about 1~30 a.m. at Whllkey BW'1, "5
N. Newport Blvd.
Police allqtd that Van Beb-
ber slubed Galle'• left arm and
hand wttb a llx·incb buck knife
d~f the ftlbt.
DAILY PILOT
Uve Democratic and indepen-
dent voters. favoring Kennedy by
46 percent to Carter's S2 percent
and Brown's 13 percent.
Caf'ter'1·l)erlorma11ce also
pleased more Californians in
November than It did three
mont.M~. accoa dlnet.c:J"'l'be •
California Poll released today.
Of the 1,01' p,non1 polled
st•tewide. 21 peroent aald
Carter wu dolna u excellent or
good job and -'4 percent ra1ed
Carter's performance u fair.
la Auguat, only 15 percent
gave Carter an excellent or rood
ratios •. and 42 percent said be
waa doing a fair job.
In March, um, the poll round
53 percat of those interviewed
thought Carter wu doinl an ex-
cellent or good job, and 30 per·
cent said fair.
In the latest poll, lnterpreted
by. Merrill D. · Fte1d, the poll's
originator, 31 percent said
Carter wu doinl a poor or very
poor job and two percent had no
opinion. In May, the flcures
were 42 percent and one percent,
respectively, and in March, lI117,
the ratlnll were five ~t
and 12 percent.
The November survey abo
found that performance ratinp
for Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr.
bad not changed markedly from
reaultl of the AUC\llt poll. In
November, 34 percent aaJd
Brown wu doinl an excellent or
1ood Job, 35 percent 1ald fair, 21
percent 1a1d poor or very poor
and two percent had no opln1cn.
Tbote raUn11 were an lm·
provement for Brown over tbe
result.I of a May poll when 2'
percent rated bis s>erforman~
u excellent or good, -'4 percent
aa fair, rt percent u poor and 5
percent bad DO oplnion.
Tbe latest survey wu taken
from Nov. 12 th.rough Nov. 19.
The poll reached 585 Southern
Callfornlana and 429 NOrtbem
Callfornlana. There were m
Demoeratl, 1121\epubllcau and
179 persona of other poltUcal
penuuions.
The poll WU establlahed tD
1947 u an independent, DOD·
partisan statewide aurver.
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t lle wblle, the Ne Yi\~~ • DallJ nipols.d &odaJ -
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QuotlQI H•pleNct IOUl"Cef,
tb• newapaper Did tM lb.ab or·
deud tb• fOICLff Uuited -
MOl\11111 bi la lncmaalb1'1 eoo· eemecl lot .... llNY Md tlMll fll
Ma wU.. four ewldNl Ud • ttr. Th new ~ 1Jould take
ewer P'rtda)' ttom OCS lecurtb'
of M anbattan, wblcb provided a
lone ol nine meo around the
clock dm:iq lbl lbU'• sta.J-ln
New Yon, the__,.,_ aaicl. ·
Ian ADtoa.to olftciala ·lad at·
tor11ey Loul1 ~lndeo, wbo
repreMGta t.ba atudenta. aald
Monday tl:lllty feared a .talent
backlub from Sa.n Aotoaiam
uput wttb tbl 1raian tat~r
ol the U.S. Embuay lD Tebran.
"bere 50 boltatet have been
held for a .montb. City Manqer Tom Huebner,
wbo 11 buddlln& with federal, ci·
ty aod law enforcement
aut.borttlea OQ the parade permit
request, said he wtll answer the
1tud1ntl Wednesday. Th• appUcaUom say 400 dem-
on1tracon ~expected.
Tbere are only 250 Iranian stu-
dentl 1n San Ant.oolo, almost all
of wbom are enrolled at the
junior college. But Llnden said
"at least a few from other cities
will appear."
MaYor Lila Cockrell, who was
not given advance notice of the
shah's transfer, called for San
Antonians to be "cool ands~
portive" during the shah's stay.
But she acknowledged that an
anti-shah march could spark
violent counter-demonstrations.
"I don't look for trouble, but
on the other hand I recognize tbe
mood of OW' dtlzem \I 1.bey are
very upset and concerned," sbe
said, add1n& ''I .feel u angry
and upset aa anyone."
The shah. transferred here
Sunday morning for an in-
definite period ol convalescence,
and h1s entourat~ were tucked away "deep inlide" the 8,828-
acre base about elgbt miles
southwest of downtown_~ Ala· t.onto, Uld a federal source, who
aalted not to be identified.
''There an several J!!rim«er'I
· Gtdeteme. -• -Alr Force Security Police ol-
ficen, some with attack clop,
have Ma1ed otf the bue to re-
porters and ~~ aeebn, and Air Force olft say they
will tolerate DO demonstrations
of any kind on aovernnient
pr.~perty.
Huey Newton
Released on
$400 Bond
BERKELEY <AP> -Black
Panther leader Huey Newton
was arrested tocby on drunken
drlvin1 charcea and traffic
violaUom after police said be
aped throu~ a flaabiot red 11Pt
at a Telqrapb AvenH lntenec·
Uon.
Newton, 39, WU charted with
drunken drivtna, drtvinl without
a license and car reli.atratiOo. nmnlaa the fiaahiq traffic 11.Cbt add 1peedini, authorlUea report-
ed. The IDddent occurred ~t 3:30
a.m.
He WU releaed five hours
later after pott.lnf ttOO bood. A p~er in the vehicle, an
unldenUned female, was not
taken lnto custody.
Berkeley Police Capt. Tbomu
Job.Dion W.d tbe Black Panther
leader'• Ythlcle wH stopped
after patrolman Stu Nakamura
spotted the car 1otna about 40
meb In. 2S mpb r.one. Jobnlcm ..r4 Newton reMed
to take a field. 10brtet1 teat
became be clal1Ded there WU DO
obJeeUve paity pt'IHDt to dit· tena.u. ~ n1v.ha. L.ter be
aJAo ""8Md to 1ubmlt to bloOd,
breath and urine t.lltl to clla-
cover the aleobol coat.at cl b1I
blood. .HiWtoa will be unlped Fri·
d•J to Berkel•Y·AlbanJ llual~ o..an. Tb• coauo .. nlal Newton, wbO touaded \be Pantben in
lMe Ucu rWltb Bobb7 Seale, ia1De4 na&nwide attaUon WI year few two mW"der trta1a that
ended 1D b~ JuNI. Ile bad
bMf:l tlCCUMd ot $.be 1114 aboot--
1 n• death of • T·r••r·old
Oakland pnltitui..
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DETECTIVE HOLDS BABY ,OUND IN MANGER
'I'm T1motttr; PleeM T•k• Care of Me' -.
Real Nadvity
Baby Found in Manger
LONGV1EW. Texas CAP> -The Rev Charles Holland
walked by the nalJvlty scene an front of bis church and beard the
sound of a baby 's cries coming from the mangu.
"My lniUal impression wu that t.bey had added t.b15 an and
fed. Then I realm~d 1t was not from a tape but 1t was for
real,'' Holland said.
CL08E BEHIND THE MANGE&, IN a cardboard box about
a foot and a half square, "au.re enouab . there wu a little baby
boy, wit.bout clot.bes, covered with a crib sheet doubled a couple
of times," said Holland. putor of the Finl Baptist Church.
An unsigned, handwritten note found alon& with the baby
Monday read : "I'm Tlmot.by. Ph~ue take care of me."
After a hospital checkup. the t.bree·day-old baby. wbo
weighed 1 pounds, 14 ounces, was pla«d 10.a foster home while
the Department of Human Resources tries to find the mother.
sald department spokeswoman Barbara Calvan ..
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"TDE"BABY WAS IN GOOD SBAPE," said Betty Nt:thery.
director ol the church's day care ~nter .. He was crying lu.stJly
out in the cold, but wben be came into the warmth of the
nunery1' be-lreCai'De very atill. very quiet He was so still. I was
alnmea. Bat Oil ck>ser look, I realized he wa.s l)richt &Dd alert
He wa1 lookin& around. < ' ·--•••
"He wu clean and obviously bad ju.st been fed. Tbere wen
traca ol milk around bb t1Q7 mouth.··
Timothy's appearance bu lbe "whole church family filled
with aft and wonder," Holland said. "It's been an unbellevabl~
er:perience ... a holy, unifytnc time for us I see this u a reaunder
of another baby broucht Into a cold. angry. hostile world
~'llY ROPE 18 TBA T 'TOIOTBY Christmu' will ~ a re-
minder of God's 1pecial 1Lft . . My prayer in this experien~ as
that tbl.s little baby born ln thill Christmas seuoo will receive
more loviq care than that baby 2.000 yean aao whose birthday
we celebrate," be aald.
"'lbia ls Lon1view'1 Christmas eiJ't "
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PORNO MOVIES .•.
F,.._r.,,eAJ
REFINERY .• .
p m Monday. A Red CrosS:
sheller to accommodate:
ev acutes was set up today at th~
Torrance Rec~aUoo Center. •
Torrance ii an industrial sub-!
urb about 20 miles south or
downtown Los Angeles.
Al the sun roee over the area.:
thic~ black ·smoke wu visible:
for 30 nules The names were so·
intense, much of the water used
to cool the Lnfemo was twuing;
mnantly to steam .
Offictala aaid the cauae cl the·
e1pl0&100 wu Wlder invesU&a-:
ti on
Firefighters had controlled the·
hre by 9 30 p m • but ooe tank-
re1gn1ted at 1.30 a .m. today, in·.
JUring three firefighters, said
hre department spokesman
Richard Nanney He said none.
of them wu hurt seriously. ;
Robert Forest M nil.Inga, 57. •
of HawthorM, died In the ex-:
plos1on. lhe coroner's office·
said
lnJured and ln critical condi-:
Uon were Rlchard Love, 50, o1:
have waited for the appeals
court determination• before
punuinl lbe new action.
federal l"OUl't Judge ruled that
obscene motion pictures were
not protected by copyri&bt lawa
Torrance, and Cynthia Moore,:
19. of Redondo Beach, u.ld a ·
s po k esm an for Torrance
Memonal Hospital. He said both
received third-degree bums
over 90 to 100 percent of their
boches
Also injured were Marprtto
Perez, 40, of Lawndale and
another man who was not ~
tified, said police U . Jim Papst.
Papst said the two received
minor injuries.
Rhloe allo u.ld the Mitcbella
plan to ftle an aetloa In U.S. Dta-
trict Court allelint the city and
it.I undercover a1ent1 violated
copyrl1bt laws by pboto-
tr•Phlnl and uptq the ft1ma
while tbey were abown ID tbe
theater.
Rhine Iott a 1lmUar aetian
fUed qalmt Santa Ana od\dab
lut year when a Loi A.npi•
That ded.a1oa, however, bu
been called into question, RJiine
said. because of rullq by the
federal PUlb Dtstrict Court ol
Appeala ID New OTleam wblcb
stated, in another llitcbell
Rrotben caie. tbat obscene
films are protected.
. 'That II DOW the blc~ authority oo the sub~t."
aald.
Police said Ma. Moore wai
drtvin• her car down a street act:
Jacent to the retlnery when the
explosion occurred, teodin& a
fireball ro1.Un1 across the atreec
and into her car.
Bracelets, facets, and faces from Rolex. ' .
Different faces
and bracelets
for ladies from
Rolex, but each
with the
sparkling facets
of beautiful
diamonds.
A. 14 brat yellow
gold. SI, 700
B. 14 kl.rat
yellow
gold, SS.sso
C. 18 karat
yellow
gold,._.,
&Dullful
~, ,!.'! Silfl!. ww-you . • ROL•S
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Refugee Mail
tiODI taat AN umeemty ud
beneath•• Amertcam ad•
peo&::d .. ••;::rs eald. but dee to 10 dAa.U. Heuldtbeua.~ wbm It NAllMI ID JaDUf'1, wU1
tab ap tbe ..... ot bealtb can for reftltees and other .,...
where ,._.. an Deeded, but la
budicapped by tu C11b.
"li'• IQ,J mdea1•andtn1 tba
tbe $1.S bUllon aarplu.a la
earmaned for llWat.ldDJ.u tbe
lt&WI quo;• lbn&en Hid. '•Not
a dime is aYallable (f« ,.....
aid)!'
Ia.lead, be HJd Calltonlla
throulll lta cooiresaioaaJ deJ.
eption wtJI continue ~ prea
for men federal fandl co aid in
raettffn1 the aeweomen.
A.llo spea1rtn1 at t.odaJ'• atl1 mornlnc !!W!tln1. for whlcb tbe atart ~ lebool wu delayed bait
an hour, .... Gall Kaaee, ref.
ape coordinatot for the Onma•
l
Cou.Aty Hnmtn Sentea ~, ~
......... deacrtbed a receat
vlalt to ftlJJancl tn •b.ldl lbe
1pent a day belpiq Ml up a
camp far 30.000 ,...ea.
..It wu utter eba08," II•.
... ,. laid. ··1 tJdnk tbe tlllJlc
that overwbe1med me WU the enormb7 ~the aituadoD.
"I WM Aooktn1 at J0,000 people
wbo were clJtnl. TbeN were
dead bodlea betas carried off all over the plaee."
·Hostage Executions reatened
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Iran Sta•e•e•t
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Trial Certain
For Hostages . I
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) -Acting
Foreign Minister Sadegb
Ghotlnadeh says the U.S. Em·
busy bo6tages will be put oo
' trial "for sure," Iran's state
televi.sioo reported t.od~y.
The reported remark was the
first time a top official had
made such a definite statement
l HB Police
Suing Own
Departfnent
The Huntington Beach Police
Officen Association filed a '1
million lawsuit aeain.st its owu
department Monday, alleging
that lockers or police officers
were searched illegally for bath
towels.
Officer Mike Jacobs, president l of the association, said the
search was not proper because it
was cooducted without warrants
or the coasent of tbe officers.
"We feel that our rights have
been infringed upon," Jacobs
• saidtoday.
Tbe auit, filed on behalf of 240
officen, seek.a $240,000 in com-
pe n 1 a tion plus $760,000 in
punitive damages.
Capt. Mike Burkenfield, the
city's acting chief in the absence
of Enle Robitaille, said the
search ·was ordered last April
after about 200 towels bad not
been returned.
Burkeofield said police had re-
ceived complaint.a that the towel
supply wu no longer sufficient.
He said memos sent to officers
for tbe return ot the towels met
without cooperation.
Burkenfield said the search
yielded 37 purple bath towels.
He said the search was
routine, notbing elle wu sought
in the lockers and that no dis-
ciplinary action bad been taken.
Burkenfield said the towels
were furnished to officers for
showers after workouts in the cl·
tJ um or from Joclinc ex·
l erciaea.
They .ere suppoeed to be re-
turned alter use to the city Jail
to be laundered.
of Iran's intent lo try the
hostages.
The government television,
which Gbotbtadeb bas directed
since the Iranian revolution,
said his comments were made in
an interview with the Paris
newspaper Le Figaro.
Previously, Ay a toll ab
Ruhollab Khomeini bu said the
SO embassy hostages would be
tried as "spies" if the United
States did not band over the de-
posed sbab to Iran. And the
Moslem student milltanll occu-
pying the embassy have said a
trial would be "lnevitable" iftbe
1bab left tbe United States for
anyplace but Inn.
IJ1 Wublnltoa today. a Wblte
Home oftidal wbo deeUoed to be
named said .'die Iranian mili-
tants tbreateoed to shoot some
of the tataaea "if they did DGt
cooperate."
President Carter said last
week eome boetaces bad been
threatened at piltol point, but
U .S. officials had not said pre-
viously that the captives bad ac-
tually been threatened with be
ine sbol.
Gbotbladeh WU asked in the
interview what the United Slates
could do to e.ue the U .S.-lran
crisis, Iranian television re-
ported.
"Return the shah"
Gbotbzadeb was quoted 'as
replying.
The reporter said. "You tnow
very well the United States is
not able to do that."
"Well. that's their problem,"
Gbotbzadeb said.
In any event, be said, "the
hostages will be tried for 1.re."
Abo for the flnt time, be ac-
cused the three top U.S.
diplomata in Iran, wbo have
been held in the Foreign
Ministry, or "having committed
crimes."
"If they leave the ministry,
they will be handed to the law
enforcement officials," be was
quoted as saying.
Meanwhile, the American
hostages at the occupied U.S.
Embassy were in the 3Ut day of
confinement.
Khomeini'• militiamen Mon·
day iDere&sed the pant at the
compound. appareaUy lo an·
ticipatioo ol a U.S. attempt to
free the 50 Americana held cao-
tive there by atudenta demand·
IDS tbe return ol the deposed
shah.
Ada•aadElde
Who says man's best friend is a dog?
Eight-year-old Adam Ziegler of Balboa
Island has his own pet mallard duck. Her
name is Elsie. See Featuring, Page Cl.
It's Now Official.
Carter Will Run
• •
WASHINGTON (AP> -Pres1·
dent Carter announced officially
today that be is seeking re-
election and said he will keep
Vice President Waiter F Mon-
dale aa his nmning mate. •·we Intend to lead the
Democratic Part) to victory.
and we intend to lead the nation
In contlnuinf the good work
which all o us have besun
together," Carter said.
Carter made his long-eq>ected
announcement today as a poll
showed him almost even with
Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, whom
he once trailed 2-1 ln polls ol
Democratic voters.
"I carry some scars and I
carry them with pride," Carter
said.
But be aald be would "con·
tlnue to talk sense to the
American people'· durinc his
campaip.
Carter made his announce·
menl in the East Room of tbe
White Hooae, where most ol tus
immediate relatives eathered to
take part ln the brief ceremony
Carter also recorded a five-
minute televi.sioo speech to be
broadcast at 8:55 p.m . PST oo
time purdlaaed from the CBS
network.
But be canceled a scheduled
appearance al a fund·raillng
dinner tonicbt on lfOWlda at
would be inapproprtate to ap-
pear 11 a poUUcal event while
calllna on other presidential con·
tenden to restrain commenta OD lran. .. * * Kennedy's
Firefighters
Stymied in
Mobil Blaze
TORRANCE <AP> -Styaued
in efforts t.o snuff flames that
killed one person and lDJured six
others , two critically.
firefighters conducted a holding
achoo today at a Mobil Oil
Corp. refinery fire that followed
an expk)s.ioo.
Firemen bad hoped to end the
fire by l!Uectin& fire·retardant
foam into the bottom of the
80,000 barreJ-<:apacity tank. ~
foam was auppoeed to blanket
the surface. stiflln1 the
vaporized 1aa fuellna tbe names.
"ll didn't work." aaid fire
Capt. Gerald Goins. "11.aybe
they'll try lt a1aln. Ript DOW
the main concern ls to keep that
tank from napturtn1 .••
Election Date Change?
Popularity
Takes Dive
Flames ad smote rqed iDto
the morotna lb, ltill visible for
mlliea more than 1T boun after
Monday nl1b\'1 explosion.
Flrefttbt,tn used portable del·
use 1ystema to send muaift amount.a or water cHead.ln1
down the lidea ot the •.aoo bar·
rel-apeclty taa.k to keep it from
fraeturtq fl'OID tbe beat ot tbe
flam.._ · Newpon Harbor Chamber Attaina Signatures
--.... _ ---
"tt'• kind ot a paulve actloa,"
be aa.14.
One flr9man amcina tbe man
Uwl 10 at the ICC!De estlmat.d It woWd ta. 4Qbt to u boun for
tbe bldl to bum llMJI out. 1be
Wit ,... not fUU wbml UM G:re
CQptive
Collusion
Ordered
WASHINGTON <AP ) -A
WbJte House official said today
that militant Iranian students
who seized the U.S. Embaaay in
Tehran have threatened to ex·
ecute their American hostages.
but would not say whether the
tbttat wu recent.
The oftictaJ. who uted oot be
be named, said: "American
boetages have been threatened
with ttecut.Jon i1 they fail to
cooperate with their captors."
The statement was stronger
tban the report President Carter
made at a news conference last
week that the hostages bad been
threatened at pistol poml
The White House 0H1cial
would not say when the alleged
deatb threat was made or
whether it bad been repeated.
"ll ia aomet.bio& that bas hap-
pened, •• tbe olftcia1 said.
To discto.e any more might r.a ve the 1ran1an.a a tunt of bow
U.S. oftlciab obtained the in·
formation. be said.
The oftidal also would not
elaborate on what kind or
coopenation the militanll Wett
seeking, attpt to say "you can
assume that I d on 't meao
cooperation Just . . . tn routine
matt.en "
The militants have threatened
repeatedly to kill the U.S.
hostages and blow up the em·
busy if the United States at·
tempta to rescue them.
But lran·s new foreign
minister, Sadegh Ghotbzadeh,
has insisted m interviews on
U S . television lD recent days
that the hostages are bemg well
treated.
President Carter told re
porters the hostages had been
bound and prevented from
speaking to anyone but their
captors. White House press
i.ecretary Jody Powell described
tbe treatment as akin to the "subtle psychological tech·
niq ues" sometunes used against
pnsonen al war and bostaies of
other terrorists.
Carter canceled plans to al·
tend a poJiticaJ fund-raising din·
oer tonitttt after bis officiaJ an·
nou.ncement that be will leek re·
election oext year. Powell said
Ute president felt it "would not
be appropriate" for him to ap-
pear at a poliUcal event when be
1s asltina other presidential can-
didates to rea1rain their com·
ment.s OD the Iran crisis.
Coast
Wea tiler
Fair throu1b Weclnes·
day wttb 90IDe bich doudi·
neat. Not mueb tem·
perature chan1e. Lowa
tmlsht ~ llt tbe beacbel
and SS lnl•acJ. Jlt1h1
W ec:tn8lda)' la the low 'JOI
... the ~ to th low
IOI inland.
B818BTeaAY
WAIRllCC1!0M (AP) . S4 anl 11. Ke!UMCb, Mi...-.
clatW et.,..p docftd llJ CJ1Uckm Oftr mnub about
UM ..-fll. tn.a. eriUebld PNllidlat CaNr'• __., wl eeonorn•o poltc:tee todu. NotJ.na that tallNba & bl.ill whlll Cbe ecmnr .. _,..,.
beadlna tnU> nceatoa, Kennedy aaJd: "W• an adld tor a
Republican receaalon In a Democratic admlni1tratlon.
' 111.Dorttlee and women wbo were lbe lut b1n!ld will be the llrtt p ftted."
Adllnulaa • INUP of wvcne.a • little more than ao MW' bdon Carter wu Jaancb!U bla own eampaJp for ,...lection,
Kennedy, D-llM1., accused the .,....Jdent of faW.n1 to deal etfee·
tlvely with inlladoa.
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RIYADH, SaudJ If. abla CAP) -Saudi troope drove tbe lut
members ol a band of reliliooa enremiatl from tUDMll under
Mecca's Grand Mosque today, endlnl a two-week armed OC·
cupatica ol Islam'• bollest abrlne, eovemment offtclala uid.
'"l'be remnanta of the corrupt ber«iet wbo attacked the ho-
ly mosque are all either killed or captured," Saudi Interior
Minister Prince Nayef Bln Abdul Am aald.
Tbe statement did not HY bow many uaailanta were killed
or captured and abed little u,bt on the mysterioua 14~ drama
ln Saudi Arabia, the birthplace of the Moslem faith and the
world'1 large1t oil exporter
Stflte It'•••• l11J•red
ROOSEVELT ROADS NAVAL BASE, Puerto Rico (AP) -
A California woman was ll.ated by the Navy today as betna
amons tbe wounded from the terrorl1t attack Monday on a U.S.
Navy bus 10 miles west of San Juan.
Petty Officer, 3rd Class Sandra L. Seaton or Concord, Calit.,
wu lilted ln &ood condition.
The dead were:
Communicator Technician lat Class John R. Ball, 29,
Madlaoo, Wis.
Radioman 3rd Clan Emil E . White, 20, St Thomas, U.S.
Virgin I.alands.
DeUar R•~• 111 E•rope
LONDON <AP> -The dollar rallled against most mlQor
world currencies today aft.er opening the week with sharp
losses, and gold prices kept rising to near-record level.a.
Silver also was on the rise amid speculatlvt' concern over
the Iranian crisis, fear or Middle East tensions and the prospect
or sharp oil price increases.
The afternoon fixing by London's major gold houses was
$431.20 an ocmce, up $2.'5 from Monday. In Zwtch, the mJddQ
price was $430.
Only once before bu gold, a t.ndttlonal hedge for won1ed
investors, been so high. On Oct. 2 lt reached $t4t in Zurich ln a
crisis of confidence over U.S. inflation-fighting policies, before
dropping to close at $438 in Zurich and $424 in London
E11erR·•a1'l11g Opdo11s St•dled
SAN JOSE C7\P) -How about a 50-cent surcharge on every
gallon of gasoline to discourage you from buying it, but you'd get
your money back at the end or the year?
That's one of many ways or deallng with the gasoline
shortage that is belng considered by the state Energy Com·
miasioo, says the San Jose Mercury
The Sacramento-dated story today quoted the deputy ex·
ecutive director of the commission, Rob Solomon, u saytna COil·
sideration la also being given to formal rationing, a mandatory
four-day work week. 50-mile-an·hour speed limit in urban areas,
tbe encouragement or jitney service, and no reapoa.ae at all.
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,. ... --...... iMltUeU .................. , ... ,. ~ h Or~C=l~ ~-=·'jd;Z la'Ma JW ol • MQ meb at lldll• =· Hall at Kutt'• ~
n.~·-----lr to ••~ u• MSrt Del"lomilil -... ..... .,, Judp -~ Vu Taa.alllori,
-wW Metde If t.1111 mm. --1••-ttJ'*-d-ardl.
Tbe ltlal acticm WU ~ ••allllt tie tMat., located la a ., ~ -*-· b1 tbe -~ lY ot 8aata Au. n ta u.e touatb dme ID tbret ,_.,. tbe c1t1 bas
trted to ea. tbe tbeater.
ltnott•a Independence Rall
wu Mlected for the screen.lop becaUM lt la one ol t.be fft
f acWtiee bavlDC as mm Jlf'Clllec.. lion equipmet needed tO ._
th• fthna.
••we want.cl to do an.yt.bins we
could to =•Httle the laatte," a Knott'• a man aald. No fee
w H cllarJed for UH of the
1 ca led· own rep Ilea of
Pbiladelpbla '• Independence Hall, tbe 1pokHman Hid,
altboqb tbe eourt did airee to
help out with a pencUni bill for
proJectlcn equipment repair.
The next 1tep ln the cue, •c·
cord.lq to attorneys, la to abow
that th9 tllml ahowu to Judie
Van Tatenbove are the same u
onea that were ahown at the
Mitchell Brothen theater.
AapedalproeecutoremploJed
by the city wW attempt to make
the compariaona usln1 swom
declaration• of undercover
police offtcera and ''time and
motion studies" that lnchtde
pbotoarapm taken lnslde the
theater u the ftlma were shown.
·U succesaful lD makin1 thole
comparlsooa, the city will at-
tempt to have another 38 fllma
declared obscene solely oa the
time and motion studies and
without a private acreenlnl by
the Juctce.
Joseph Rhine, attorney for
brothen Jim and Artie Mltcbell
of San Franclaco, said followtna
Monday's ProceedinCI that molt
of theater's activltlea were
monitored by a fnll·tlme Le.
Angeles police officer employed
by the city through ita spedal
prosecutor, Jam ea Clancy.
Rbioe coodemoed the city for
punuins tbe new Jesal action, polntlnl out that put tJaree to·
JuncUom iaaued in Mitchell Brothen cuea are under ap-
peal. He 98.id the city sbould have waited for tbe appeals
court determinations before
pursuing the oew action.
Rhine also said the' Mitcbells
plan to file an action ln U.S. Dia·
lrict Court alleging the city and
ita undercover agents violated
copyright laws by photo-
graphing and taping the fi1ma
wbil• they were abown ID the
theater.
Rhine lost a similar action
filed against Santa Ana offid.ala
last year when a La. An&eles
federal court JOO,e ruled that
obscene motion pictures were
not protected by copyright lawa.
Agency Shakeup Urged
By DAVID K\JTZMANN °' .. Dally "'9e ..... Irvine City Councilman Art
Anthony ta propoelng a poaaibJe
reorganisation of the Newport·
lrvlne Waste Mana1ement
A1ency to better coordblate
Newport Bay Planninl effort..
Anthony, a vice chalrmlD of
NIWA, bu aent out copies of bla
propoaal to member qeodes.
In the plan, the lawmaker
saya a water quality pi.nn1n1
approach used in Veutul'a Coun·
ty could be adapted to Newport
Bar ..
• 'Tbeh would be no need for
.. DAILY PILOT
-,
desirable so tbat federal f\md.a
may cootinue to be applied to
our mutual queat for toluUona to
problems In our baain area."
But lntne city plamlert aald
that a "lack ol coordln1Uoo, ln·
suffldent review l)el1oda and a
lack of communicaUoo" have
hampered pla.nnlu effortl to
ftnd ways to puJ'le the upper t.y
ol dettruetive allt and debrla.
The lntDe and Newport Beach
city ~ 18lt week TGced
1upport fOI' 1oea1 eootrol ID bey
planning matt.era rather Ulan
havtn1 state apnd• mO'M In to
aaaume 1uc.b reapoo.alblllo.
Anthony bu Polnttd ·to tbe
Ventura eouniy l)'IWm u betns
attrac:Uft In IOMdnt ba7 plan·
DIDI GMdl here. That 1ystem
D1akff uae of 1ubtommlu.e1 amwerable to a maJ.D pl1nntn1
q.aey.
0.l'rlal
II•,.._ aUJM)tet Tll Oton ... •rad wm ~ WltMN
•lUd. bll °"* ~ =.=~==-.. ~-......... "",...... old..:c .. umo _.., :4li1 ..
1e1a.m~n. TM~ttbat .......
would tab tbe NDd ID Mil owu ., ........... .,, ... ..,
Wlllatd Wlbell dllital u open-~
..... tinllll tldl ....... t.o • : fl••·•••, •••••·•omaa: ~~na0.u .... 111111.
ii NCOMd of abdHtlaJ the •
1oaa• 111ta Pl fl'om a baDf at-t• r' a laome, torturln1 laer,. atra.n*""• ber ud later alJu. dolliAI ur bod7 ln Topup ·
CanyCJD in LoeAnaeles Cou.ni,.
Tbe eaae waa moved to
Oran1e County due to elltemlve
publicity lo Ventura County.
Defenae attorneJ WlbeU a11o
aaJd to bl.a stat.e111eat that the de.
feue wW alaow t!ult tbe crime
could baft hem committed bJ a
maa Identified only aa Ron
Parton.
Wibell aald that Parton bad
conaectJon.a wilb the Topanga
Canyon loeatlon at which the
Jirl'1 bo4y wu found two days after lbe d.ttappeared.
Kim Jae IC)ru, former clllef of tbe Korean Central In·
telllaence A&= lit.a on the defendant.• bench WM.ring handcuf& at '• army headquarters. Kim and aeven
otben are charged with the assassination of President Park Chung Hee.
Other telUmoay, Wlbell uid,
will abow that Parton llv• in an
area oat far from where tbe
Setu girt w• abducted.
''The drcum.ataatiaJ evidence
against him is as strong or
st.roncer as the evidence apinst
Mr. Frank." Wlbell said.
Friends of Mother
To Aid in Expenses
1be defense attorney said be
alao will attack expert teatimooy
that bu linked Frank to lbe
rnme through a pair of Vi~
Gnps seUed from bis Woodland
HUIS apartment.
WLUell Hid Frank, when be
takes the stand, will testify that
be was in Camarlllo taktn1 bit
wife to her job at Camarillo
St.ate tbpital \.be day Amy Sue
Seiu diaa~a.red.
Friends ol Camalla Miller have
joined tocetber to belp pay ~al expenses fortbe a.year-old Hunt·
llllloD Beach woman now faciq
fefony childatea11n1 char1ea.
Am008 those friend.a, aec:ord·
in& to Mn. lllller'a att.orne7,
Heidi Mueller ol Santa Ana, la
an organ.luUon called Women
A1ain1t Violence A1alnst
Women.
Mrs. Killer, char1ed to the
Huey Newton
Charged With
Drunk Driving
BERKELEY <AP) -Black
Panther leader Huey Newton
wu &1""5t.ed today on drunken
drtvin& charges and traffic
violationa alter "J)Ollce aald be
sped through a a'asblng red light
al • Telegraph A venue lnt.enec-
tlon.
Newton, 39, WU charted with
drunken drtvtng, drlvtn1 without
a license and car "giatratioo,
nmnlDI the fiuhin& traffic ltJbl
and 1peedlns, autboritiea report-
ed. The lncldeut occurred at S:IO
a.m .
He wu releued five boun
later after po1UnJ $400 bond.
A pusenaer lo tbe vehicle, an unidenUlied female, wu not
taken lnto cuatody.
Berkeley Police Capt. Tbomu
Johnacm uld the Black Panther
leader'• vehicle was 1topped
11\er patrolman Stu Nakamura
apolted the car aotna about 40
mph in 12S mpb soo..
,
theft ol beT dauibter. Valeem,
from the llrl's court-appointed
guardians on Jwy 31, t.m, waa
returned to Oran1e County oo
Friday followln1 extradition
P~lnArbnaaa.
Her ICheduled aJTa.ipmeot oo
child 1teall111 and bur1J1ry
char1ea wu delayed to f'nd.aJ
durin1 a llooday appe.ran~
before Oraqe County Central
Dbtrlct Municipal Court Judie
Edward L Laird.
lb. Mueller aatd she soupt
the dela1 10 abe could have
more time to exaaune lbe cue.
Sbe Mid abe did not become
lnYOl..S in the cue UD.Ul F'l1dQ
and did ao at \.be request ol
"friends of Camalla Mtller:·
She declined to say what other
croups or lndh1dua.b were ...
sistin1 Mn. KiOer.
She said tbe Women Agalnst
Violence Against Women 11 a u ·
Uonwide orga.nuat.100
Ma. Mueller contended after
Mond.,·s court appear~ce that the child ateahn1 cbar1 aboWd
be d.larniaed and the year-old
cirl reunited Wlt.h ber mother
1be lb1 b now ln the custody ol
a foster" home tn Berryville, Ark.
The tuatod,y ql.M!ltioa la 1.cbecb1&ed
to be aubject ol a January bear· lng.
.. •. Mueller uJd there ... I •es~ eon .. to whether.
Loclt Judae abould b.ave
•warded CUltod7 ol &be ehlld to Valeena'e IJ'andparenta, ken·
neth and Ju.an.It.a Moore, ol Hun-tlnftOD Bead.
Tb• AUorDe7 also critidled news medla reports that
followed Mn. Miller'• arrest in
Arkanaaaan.lu.ty 2.
WibeU said that after the de·
fense ba5 presented il.5 evidence
"1t will be clear lbe people have
not proved their cue be)'ODd a
reuocable doubt "
Ventura County Deputy Dis·
trict Attorney lrvlng Praeer
rested the prosecution's case
this morrung after calling 46 wit·
neases a.od mtroduci.ng 170 it.ems
of evidence, includio1 the Vice
Grips seized from Frank's
home
The trtal Marted Nov. 13.
Girl Scout.I
In Newport
Plf.m Projects
Representatives of all \.be Girt
S«>ut troop& tn Newport Beach
'" slated to meet WedneMa.y night to form a citywide Girt
Scout Ooqreas.
~ut apotnwoman E.elyn
Hart, a member of the Newport
Beacb City CouncU, aaJd tbe
purpoM ol tbe eolltreA .. to .
cooalder cit11ride projects for
scout.I, tudl u Utt.er clean up.
"We alao want to 1et aome
eoordlnatlon between pro~
undertaken by tbe youn1er
1couta and the older stria." the added.
Leacftnl tbe meetiq wW be
Marte Bradstreet. It will be held
ln City Cowdl chambers from 7
p.m. to9p.m.
Bracelets, facets, and faces from Rolex.
Different faces
and bl"attlets
for ladies from
Rolex, but each
with the
sparkling facets
ol bea utfful
diamonds.
A. 14 karat
~w •
gold, ··"'° 8. 14 bnt yellow
gold, ....
C. 18 brat yellow
gold, ...
Btllutiful l.!f{''Y MY':, ""'Y"'4· • • aotsz
~t.-•J;..a. . -~...,.,......
'OIL WELL' ENTREPRENEUR PICKED TH£ WRONG NAME AT THE WRONG TIME
Scott Trtolo With ... 'l,.nt•n' Product Which Didn't Quite Catch On
• ID What's a Name?
Plenty for 'Iranian Oil Well' Marketer
By Tk Associated Presa
Scott Triolo of La Habra thought his slx·
inch i>lastic oil wells, filled with 100 percent
crude oil, would outsell the pet rock. lrultead,
they sank like one. /
The trouble was the name he picked for
his company -the Iran Land an! Oil Co. -
and the label on the product: · Own Your
Own Iranian Oil Well.''
Since militant Iranians toot Americaas
host.age at the U.S. Embassy in Tehran Nov
4, sales of the $$ miniatures have plum
meted.
"TllE&E'S A DEFINITE milcoaception
My product la not from Iran," 1aid the 2'
year-old bualneasman.
But the mood of the country 1.a againr
him, and the market for miniature oil wells
has run dry.
More than 100,000 gift-boxed oil wells are
s\acked in warehouses throughout Orange
County. Sales representatives won't call on
. customers, and major department stores
have canceled their orders.
"I'm a hostage of the free enterprise
system and it's C06ting me my livelihood,"
Triolo said He said be bad invested $100,000
in the project.
"MY WIFE WON'T speak to me about
1t," he added.
Triolo bought the idea at a gift conveo·
t10n 10 Chicago during this spring's gas
crisis. thinking 1t would make bis marketing
career.
"They'll sell like hotcakes," be was told.
And at first they did. His company set up
downtown offices, and Triolo toot to wearine
Arab headgear to wort.
But all bia work was really geared for
Chri•tmu buyers. and stnce the embassy
takeover Nov. 4, there aren't any.
&ACll OIL WELL comet wttb an onicm
skin deed to all mineral rtahta. and an in·
strucll-On booklet, with a jokiJll warntna:
"Iran Land and Oil Company is not respODSi-
ble for overdosages. Overexposure can lead a
user to become an overbearing dictator."
. One store in Brea is selling the wells at
half price.
A San Diego businessman has offered to
buy them, rebox them with pre·addressed
labels to the Ayatollah RuhoUab Khomeini,
the religious leader of Iran's revolutionary
government, and add an "unprintable"·
meuage.
County. Losing Money
OCTD Seeks Fair Share of Gasoline Taxes
Orange County is losl.ng more
than~ million annually in state
gas tax money because of the
county's s\atus \Dlder legislation
enacted in W74, Oran1e County
Translt District officials said
Monday.
They called for a qwck and
thoroup UH11ment Of the ~4 law that would lead to a June,
UIO, baQot measure dlvertlni
the fUDdl back to the county for
aucb tranait-related project.a as
tbe Su Joaquin Hllla Corridor.
Ratber than •pprovtna a boost
in ttate au taxes, voten' en-
dorsement of the measure would
·~~pl7 make Orange County
euitble for dollan alnady ap-
portioned by the 1tate for rapid
transit projects, officials said.
"Tb.is proposal will not raise
our local taxes, it will only help
us to get a fair share of the
money we pay in fu~l taxes,"
said Ralph Clark, transil district
director.
The Board of Supervisors
must act by March 11 in order to
qualify the proposal for the June
ballot. Clark said.
He and the other transit dlrec·
tors ordered their staff to im·
mediately conduct a study of the
1974 lePtlation jolnUy with the
Oraoie County Transportation
Commiuion.
The lesialation, a state con-
stltutlonal amendment called
Propolltion 5, approved the use
of a port.ton of state gu t.ues for
projects related to mass transit.
Local voters would decide
whether the taxes they paid into
state coffers, normally used for
hijhways, could be diverted for
transit use.
Although Oran1e County
voters approved the concept of
the amendment. they didn't vote
on whether to implement the
meas are in tb1.a county, officials
said.
Discovery of the tramporta·
tion mooey distributed to some
counties · under Propo1lUon 5
represented recent lntenatlled
efforta by offldala to search out
additional ftmdin.1 for freewar
projects.
'Sightseer' Baek B~me
Mesa Pilot Mia1ed the Mark by 250· Mile•
\)
away befon be could report hla
wbereaboutl. "11111:: were k1Dd of wot·
ried,' Nld.
· Be Mid M dftv..S bome UJi1
Saturday, 1an1 alrplaae.
SomeaneelleWWbefl.Jinlltblek wer.,.CouDt7,.
Flleber, wbo9e brief d1au-
pearuce 1puned. a Clril Alr
Patrol Harcb in Soutbera
Call.fAnla, Mid be'11Wl = to flnd out wMther b1I •
n.ntun will titiMler b1I eoa1 cl
18tllnir a pli'fa ~klit'I UctaM • . But1M Mid -.. .. ·t beltta&e con,-...
...... not afraid ol ft1bat," J'lacW apl•&Mct .. ,,.. plane
new~·· 1>0iibipa.--.oroatoNe1• carter In a'fladan
"I baftft't -~ •boUt tMt ~.·'~Mid.
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cnltm..U t0.~1 ttae CIQD·
tremnW fttlUda. .. .
C'ollae .. Ralltf
uu~cmethlnbn'ndDI ~-trtde off tb• 11ad tben
th•1 woa 't take plaaalal llriousty ••• Aid Claft.
--z.tabllabiUa mHt., ior ·u,.
JJ1uw--Piiiile·1laa99d la1oon eou.Jd al.lo throw a Wl"eDcb Udo
tbe state off er, Dee1aa &Dd
Clart ..:reed.
The it.ate bu Ht ulde SS.I
m1Woa for the purebue of BolH
Cbi«:a wblJe 8tpal offtdaJa COD·
tend tbe land b worth at leat 10
Torch Lighted
For Hostages
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The
chairman of the county Board o1
Supervisors promised a nol.ly
rally proteatinl the boldint of SO
U.S. bost.qes in Iran lb.at the
torch that will sip.al the belin·
ning of the 1984 Olympics here
will remain lit uoUl the lut of
the hostages is freed
"Very few times Ul the hlator)' of the Coliseum have we turned
on the torch.'' Kenneth Hahn
said Monday night at the Los
Angeles Memorial Collaewn, in
reference to the name lb.at was
al.so used in tbe 1i32 Olympics
here. "It will remain burning
until every hostage is releuecf.
Thal will be a signal to fellow
American. held aa prisoners
that we will not for1et them."
The Coliaeum crowd. estimat
ed at between 5,000 and 7 ,000,
was smaller than predicted by
the rally's spoosc)r, state Sen
Paul Carpenter, D·Cypreu. but
1t was vocal and vehement lD 1la
message. American flags of various
sites dotted the stands, wblle
sections of the crowd intenrut
tently chanted "Free our peo
ple," or "America, we love
you."
Some of the chants and many
Just Wanted
Company?
LOS ANGELES <AP> -I\
Paradise, Calif., man, arrested
while chauffeuring a corpse
around town in bia heane. has
pleaded pilty to cbar1es of
reckleu drivtq and drtvtni un-
der the tnfluence of alcobol.
When Central Division police
officers arrested Vernon
Howard, 58, Sunday n11bt. they
found a body in the rear ol the
heane.
Howard ls the owner of
Professional Mortuary Services
in Paradlae, which transports
bodies between mortuaries in
different towns. He was given 24
months probation, fined $295 and
told to complete a driving course
by March 3.
of the s11ns an tbe crowd.
throup. were more aefreulve
in nat~ as many \'ented tbelr
anger with vulgarltles about
Iran and the Ayatollah Rubollab
Khomeini.
In fact. a mUJiature effil)' ot
Khomeini banging from a
sallows WU burned In the
stanch early in the evenin&
"The purpose tonight is to
send some mesueea to Kbo-
me in a." Carpenter declared.
"One, let our people go. And
two, we are urut.ed -we are
one."
Beating Odds
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Scene 8t LA Rally
'Longshot Baby'
Le~ves Hospital
OCEANSIDE <AP) -A doctor
says two week-0ld Malinda Ann
Chase. who developed outside
her mother's womb. has beat.en
survival odds o( "about one in a
million "
Described as normal and
healthy. she went home this
week W1th her mother. Ermahn
da Casas , from Tri City
Hospltal.
The ntrautenne bartb wu
described by a hospital
spoke.man as the first in San
Diego County 10 which the
mot.her survived and the baby
wu earned full term and born
one tn a million for the baby and
mother to survwe developmedt
and birth outside the womb
with the baby camed full term
and born normal and healthy,"
Shean said man interview. "But
that's what happened in this
case "
60 Evacuated
By Gas Leak
In Tustin
healthy. Sixty people were evacuated
Whm llallnd• AnD wu born from 15 bomea in TmtiD llODd.ay
by CMSarean 1«'tioo Nov 20 nlPt wbeo lniDe Ranch Water
she weiabed seven pou.nda, i6 Dlatrtct workers accidentally
OW\Cet. drilled tbrouCh 1as and water
N onnally. the eu develop& 10 -main lines.
the utenll Ot womb In one cue County fire spokesman Dan
out of about 16,000. the egs Evans said oo IQ.juries were re·
ferttUzes in the mother's ab· ported as a result of the leaks.
domen and develops out.side the but water was shut o(f to sur-
uterua. an obstetrician said roundini homes for the four
Dr Charles Shean said be first bounittookto~airthelines
put Ma.li.oda Ann's chance for Wat~r district employees dnU-
survival at 15 percent because ol Ing for water samplea broke
an insufficient blood supply to through the lines in front of 2292
the fetm Ana Tree Lane, affecting homes
"I'd say the ~hances are about on that street
Storekeepers Scott, Brad, and Francis are each wearing a
fisherman knit sweater by THANE. These washable
heathertone sweaters are available in cardigans, crew neclcs,
and shawl collar pullovers.
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been one buck, but the likellhoou was you didn't bave one
buck
lo the help wanted ads of that old paper, they were ad·
vertising roe automotive electricians at 92 cents an hour
and barbers, "guaranteed $25 a week."
On the old editorial page, the main editorial t.alted
about penis from abroad. lt said in part, "The peace that
we have always sought was oever a figbUeu impotence
but a union of stroo1 souls . .
YOU PONDE• THAT and are left wonderinl if we are
still a union of strone souls?
Here alone the Orange Coast, there wu indeed some
apprehension in those daya. The U.S. Army wu on
maneuvers in Laguna Beach. Signal Corps telephone
cables were scattered along the streets. Residents we~
worried about the safety ol the oil fields in Huntington
Beach. They were preparing to stretch anti-submarine
cables across the entrance to Newport Harbor.
The front page of that old paper quoted Secretary of
State Cordell Hull as saying our enemy abroad wu
' "treacherous; infamously false and fraudulent." The
paper's own message asked that everybody fly the
Stars and Stripes "as a symbol of America uni led." ,
That old paper was the Dec. 8, 1941 issue of the
Washlnaton Post. That was the day after warplanes of the
Imperial Japanese Navy had struck Hawaii and destroyed
much of our Pacific fleet and our air corps. We were ln
World War II
My recollection of that time 38 years ago was that we
were friehtened, all ri&bl. Bul we were also damn mad.
Nobody said we were "at the mercy" of anybody.
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SIOJl'I' 01 WWW pereoaa were aertoualJ lQJu.nd, police aaid. T1ND'1 more were treat.I at
foca.r balpltala ud re ... MIL
"Tber kept 1••Un• to cet back, but we couldn't:• uid
MlcbM:l Jordan, 17, one ot tbo9e
caupt in tbe stampede. ''I aaw
people ~ down. I aaw ~
hurt. J>eopli were fiailiq their
elbowa."
Dawn Gllmo1'e ol Dayton &aid.
·•1 couldn't breathe. Tbe mah
was maklq me faint."
Tbe concert. whicb drew.. aa
audience of more than 18,000
people, went on u scheduled
and "Tbe Who" made no men-
tion of the tragedy during their
performance.
"WE DECIDED to let the cut·
cert go on. If we stopped it, we
would have a wone panic," said
Lt. Dale Menkhaua who led 25
police officers in a crowd-control
detail.
Menltbaus estimated that
more than 6,000 people, some
who bad waited more than three
hours, were crowded on the col·
1seum 's plaza level walling for
the doors to open. Many bad
been drinking and smoking
marijuana
As at some past rock concerts,
some seats were reserved, but
about half were available oo a
first -come, first -served
Authorities said pushing inci-
dents in the past bad led to ar·
rests.
·'The group likes to do a tittle
sound teat," Menkbaus said.
When the crowd beard the
music, It surged forward
''THEY OPENED only two
doors They have about 50. I sug·
gested they open more, but was
told there wun't enou&h person-
nel t.o open more," Menkbaus
aald.
"Pint a bottle craabed
tbroulb the t)au. TheD tbe7
started JMwMn1 more l).ua out
and they started pourtnc in. We
couldn't stop them," 1aid Ray
Schwertman, an wber.
Dick Ogburn, a concertgoer
from Lulngton, Ky., said,
.. People were going down. I saw
people's heads betn& stepped oo
I fell and I couldn't get up. Peo-
ple kept pushing me down. I was
afraid for my life."
M ENKHAUS SAID it wu
nearly 30 minutes before hi.I of.
ficera could mount a charge into tbecrowd.
••We found the fint bodjes about
15 feet from the door outside," be
said.
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supervisor at Cincinnati General
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The Debrie WH Strewn Around the Emnnce ~ 11 WeN Trampled to Deettt
Hospital. saJd all v1ctim1 sul·
rered "footpnnt-1.dte mjuries "
.. Some made 1t Some died
within two or three minutes,"
said lsy O'Agosllno. a nurH
from Dayton. "It's a real aad
way to go "
JEFF CHANEY of Carlisle .
an Army veteran, said he tried
to revive three of the victims
Hi s efforts failed mostly
"because p~ople just didn't
seem to care
"I couldn't ~heve tl They
could see the people all piled up
and they still tried to climb over
them Just to 11et in." Chaney
s aid He saJd one prl wu chn.g-
mg t-0 bis leg, but by the time be
pulled her free. she was dead
N&W8 Or TBS deatba
brou.lbt parmta •tonninc to the
Coliseum, but they were tamed
away by security SU-rd.a "Go
home and see tf they come
home." said ooe guard to a mid·
dle-aged woman, wbo was vu
1bly shaken
"We have all sorts of lJJe
s aving devices." said a tearful
paramedic wbo declined to iden
lily tumsell. "We have drugs
We have highly trained people,
and none of It did a btt of good
They Just died We couldn't save
a one ol them "
Four Men Indicted
In Brothel Blaze
LAS VEGAS IAPI Four penooa have been indJcted by a
federal grand 1ury on charges st.emminc from the ftrebombine or a
Nye County brothel last year. Amooc tbe four wu a rival brothel
owner and a former bigb-rankin& aberiffa officer.
The lDd.ictments capped a &eqthy mwaU1aUon lnto the June
10, 1978 firebombing or the Chu:tea Ranch bf'Othel near Pahrump,
a small ranrung commuruty about 60 miles northwest of Las
Vegas
NAJIED IN THE lDdJctmeota Monday were William Apfel, 60,
also known as Bill Martin. owner ot the Shamrock brothel at
&Jathrop Wells oort.b of Lu Vega.a ; Glen Renderson, 58, of
Amar1ou Valley. a retired beut.enaot wtt.b the Nye County
Sbertlra Office, Kenneth IColoJay , sz. of Lathrop Wells, the
muapr ot the Sb.amroek. ad James LlltMr Tamm, 53, or
Oronlle, Calif .. a sdf-emplored bmMtyman.
Tbe four were cha.reed wttb a nrietJ ol oftemu. lnchadlng
m allcious de9tructiOn ol propetty. aidlnt and at.Wnt. comptracy.
obatrucboo ol Jusllce and pttJury
FOU,OWING TBEJ& arrest, Apfel, Hendenoa and KoloJay
were arraigned before U S Maostrate Josepb L. Ward. He Ml ba.tl
at $400.000 for Apfel. $50.000 for Kok>Jay and SU.000 for Hendent00
Tatum was arr~led 10 Caltforrua and will be arraiped in
Sacramento
AMi..stant U S Attorney Larry Leavitt. an ask.LDC for the high
bail for Apfel. told Ward. "But for tbe cnce of God there would
have been many dead bodies u a result of th.u crime."
Fifteen employees were at tbe brothel ~n a man. bis race
covered with tape. entered dunng the pre-dawn hours and poured
a flammable liquid on a couch. settlnc It ablue
Be wise this Christmas -
shop where you get friendly
service, a wide range of gifts,
convenience -and save time
and energy. Shop WeatcliH
Plaza -where shopping
is always a pleasure.
Santa Claus will give free
rides in his sleigh on Saturday,
December 15th and 22nd,
from 12 to 4 pm.
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CALIFORNIA
I"-. alleeer6eC
'Wil~.1••r ·old
np1per photos· a pber. be a tea.
WOODLAND <AP> -Allae .. ia.,.. .,. Mdl.al .., ..
la Mal ,_. ftoaa tile Um...., ol
CaUlorala, 1ar1~1. ti.or wore
...... I !:... tM .-no tat re lo Wl••1-I a lll1tono re•ene dla· ert•~wCIN. vat...., 1nrjen u1 l-ol Gm aaom .._.. ... ••an oubqeolal
raid• tbe pUU tnuVJ.''
Yolo OM1t1 ---Court Jadp Jam• a.lb la HWale4 to nde CID
..._,.. 1 eume tMa moaua . .. ~~ =~ v':i.-,.S J: • ca.•lmpd u .. mluklm pro. araa tM& ....... u ptw out "' 100 lD each dua ror low iDCODHI mJnorttlel. THAT WOSD OVT to a bue fee
of more than *145,000. Tbe lawyers
want three t1me9 that amount. ander
a 1tate 5u;prem.e Court dedDon al·
lowtn1 double or triple leeal f .. for
1ervl111 H "private attorne11
1enera1" OD sod.al lu*I.
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HOWARD 0-rdlt c.r-a110..-o.-.. LOS ANGELES CAP> -KclJtrlmMli Doqlal
Col'p. md Northrop Corp., partnen lD UM dl-
ftlopmeat d the NaY)'•a new P-11 Jet, baft ea1led
a tampanry truce ln a dilpute cwer KeDouell
Daqlu' tlftolta to Mll '2.3 bWioa worth oltbe at-
tG·n,bter' planes to Canada.
•tabbed and rob1*t
Monday while tatma plcture1 in San
Dle10'1 Chicano
Park for a atory
about teen 1an11,
WU reported in Sta·
ble condition today.
Tbe U.S. SUinDM Cowt rWed 1ut
)'HI' that tudt quota violated cntl
rtibb law, and ordered 8atb ad-mlu.d. Ba& the court also aid nee
may be ta.kea lnto account in ad·
mil1lcm ded1km.
Tb• state Supreme Court baa
alreadJ nded that Bakke'• lawyers,
RepWd Colftll and Robert L1nb ol
Tbe university bu ehan,ed ill ad-
mwJom PfOll'&m to comply wltb the _s._"°"_.no_Cowc1 ___ --:: l•lii
Bakke dedaioa but HJl it ii ltW try·
int to boost mlnority enro11mmt..
NEWPORT BEACH _
SePante11, McDonnell Doqlaa wu aued 11-., -Codtnrntal Alrtiw, wblcb cbarled the a. IAJala.bued alrenft manufacturer with
n1pcm1~ in the March 11'18 cruh of a DC-to ln
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Air Bubble in Cave
Saves Scuba Di-vers
Wed Wins
Sex Case
Payoff
BJ 'fte Aaoelaled heA
ThNe Callfomia banka have filed suits in
fedenl courta to recover more than $100 m1llioD in
frozen Iranian fund.a whicb the bankl allege I.a
owed them by Iran, and judges in two of the cues
have Impounded nearly $37 millloo.
In San Franciaco, aeparate actiooa ft.led by
Crocker Natiodl Bank and Wells Farao Bank '°
recover more than $36.8 million and protect tbe u-
Hta pavffng court rullnp resulted ln lmpound-
ment ol the fund.a Monday.
Secmtty Pacific NaUonal Bank aued the Ira-
nian pem.meot in Los Angeles federal court for
•,llS9,Qlt.07 -an amount lent to the 1overnment
u well h several government-owned banks and
corporatioos, tbe bank alleged
,..,. l•1'1te• Bro.,•
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) -California Gov.
Jerry Brown was invited Monday to participate in
a Jan. 7 debate with Democratic presidential can-
didate. Jimmy Carter and Edward Kennedy.
Prelideot Carter and Kennedy Jaat moatb ac-
cepted invitations to the forum, the flnt scbedu.led
in the face-«f for tbe 1980 Democratic presidential
nomtnation.
Brown initially was excluded from the debate
because the Des Moines newspapers said be had
not mounted a serious campaiiJl in Iowa. .,,... ..... , .. .,,,, ..
LOS ANGELES (AP> -Thirteen people have
been arftllted at the West Los Angeles VA Hospital
oa Charles ol pouessioa of be1"06n and beroln for
sale after a three-month investiaaiioo in wbieh 700
heroin ales at the hospital alleeeclly were ob-
aerved. Nine of tboee arrested Monday were partici-pant. in a boepltal methacbae pn>Cram for the
treatmeat ol heroin addiction, authorities u1d. Lt. Wayne Mackley of tbe city police's West
Bureau narcotict detail, laid two bandguol, a
large knlfe, $7 ,000 worth of heroin and '2,000 lo
caab were a1ao seized in the raid. ·
Hickory Farms Gift9
ofOlaloe
Handmade, Freeh and
Delldo ..
SANTA BARBARA <AP) -What
1tarted out aa a weekend 1cuba·
diving expedition turned into a Ufe-
and-death drama for two acuba
diven from Santa Barbara trapped
lnllde m underwater cave on Sulta
Crus Island.
Cind7 Campbell, 27, and Dr. Bnaee
Smith. 30, clung to a rock for H boun
before they were guided to safety
early Monday by diven trom the
Ventura County aberlff's depart-
menL
""l'BEY SAW A UGBT from my fluhll&ht," Smitb Hid, "and
reached UI in our air bubble, whicb
bad given ua enouab air to keep us
DE<XJR4TED
AT LIST
CLEARWATER, FIL
CAP> -Charlie Seiderer
finally Cot bia l'Dt'ldala, 3S
years after he was
wounded at Omaha
Beach during World
Warn
The 74-year-old ex-
aeraeant ... awardei a Brome Slar and Purple .
Heart for hi.a bravery
andlJQuri-.
The shuffleboard
courts were= u
100 trimd9 .. at •
mobile home park to
watch blm receive the
medall.
.
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ed but otherwise unhurt, sheriff's
deputies aaid.
SAN JOSE <AP> -A
Sao Jose City College
s tudent bas wo n a
$200 ,000 out .of -court set.
tlement from a
pt)'Chial.rUt Sbe aCC\IHd
of coerclq her into a
sexual relatioosb.lp. the
woman's attorney r e·
ports.
Rescuers were called by lllrs .
Campbell's husband, Tom, 38. who
bad been Inside the cave with tbe
otben. Rescuen 1a1d be chao~
bavinl enough oxy1en to lut until be
found a ~ae to safety.
Campbell, a California Hlah••Y Patrol offtcer, tried to returu to tbe
underwater air chamber to IUide Im
wife and Smith out. But when be
couldn't ftnd bia way back, be nam
to hla boat, which waa anchored
nearby, and radioed tbe Coast Guard
for help.
Ray Bourhis. attorney
for the tmnamed plain·
titr, laid the tnauraott
company for Dr. Jack
SboakwUer of Campbell
alJ'ff(I to the settlement
of the IUit in Santa Clara
County Supenor Court
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Airport Solution?
On Ute subject of county transportation, Newport
Beach developer Don Koll has shelled out $10,000 for a
study he believes could contribute to solving the pro·
blems of overcrowding and noise at John Wayne Airport.
The study examines the feasibility of building a high-
speed mass transit system between an Orange County
terminal and Ontario Airport, 30 miles away.
It enVJsions a facility where passengers could take
care of everything from ticket purchase and baggage
handling to arranging car rentals, then board a rapid
transit vehicle direct to a plane at Ontario.
Koll said the Los Angeles Airport Authority, which
administers both Los Angeles International and Ontario
Airport, is interested in plans to expand Ontario as an
answer to overcrowding at LAX. He suggests the Los
Angeles authonty might cooperate in building a needed
terminal in Orange County to divert traffic from LAX.
and that federal funding also might be av ail able.
If anything comes of all this, it's for sure that flD'lding
will have to be substantial. The present cost estimate for
the project is a heavy $613 million to $951 million, with
1990 as the earliest feasible completion date.
On that basis it's pretty plain the cost could easily top
the $1 b1ltion mark and perhaps soar off into the multi·
billions.
But 1t 's at least encouraging to see a private busi-
nessman tackhng one of the county's major problems on hls
own initiative. It's for sure the problem won't go away -
and thecosto!solvin2it won'tgetanytb.ing but bigger
.
Questionable Move
1l was one th mg for the United States to decide to ad-
mit the deposed shah of lran for medical treatment on
humanitanan grounds, despite the known risk of retalia-
tion by the lr'anians.
It becomes a stickier issue now that he's been moved
from the private hospital in New York and taken by a
U.S. Air Force jet to an Air Force base in Texas.
Presumably the shah did intend to return to Mexico
following tus treatment here, and the Cart.er Administra·
lion assumed he would do just that. Mexico's refusal to
renew his visa -though quite widerstandable in li&ht of
the mounting Tehran crisis -apparently came as a
shock to the administration.
The government might well have felt obliged to pro-
vide the shah Wlth official protection dwin& bis transfer
from the hospital to bis next destination.
The wisdom of making that destination Lackland Air
Force Base is debatable.
The medical treatment completed, it would appear to
be the shah's responsibility, not that of the U.S. aovern-
ment, t.o fmcl another retreat. ·
His vast wealth makes the cost of buying private
security beside the point. Had be selected a private
destination even in the United States it might have been
more palatable to the Iranians than th1s maneuver which
makes it appear the U.S. government now is taking full
responsibility for his welfare.
It may well add fuel to the fire
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Boyd/Names
By Lii.BOYD
Yoo NY you're Ured of that
same wbemD you try to re-
call a maay f~ name.
U poulble that UH OD.ly iJ>.
Uiab wltb tbe IW"DQlet? All
rt1bt, bow about famoua
f
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
namea with all three
monlter1 u1ed? Such aa
Oliver Wendell Holmee, John
Wllkea Bootb, Ed1ar Rice
Burrou1b1, Robert Pean
warren. Add, too, l.JW. 1'ed
llldlnlbood, i.ttUe Boy Blue and Jotm Keane&h Oalbl'alth.
Ihle barteaden almott alwa)'t Juat Mt the c1l1Dk
down •ltbout comment. Pemale barte.Qdera ala:lost
alwa11 Mt the drtnk doWD
wttb,,tbt nnDMt, "'Ben 10ll .....
Wort4'• ...,._ IN1'el' ot cbampep1ll Aid to be a
major alrllOJL
Q: Where'd a.uck..,,.. -.
comefroin? ,..
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I
'Oil as Weap;»n' Threat G~ws
R
W AIHlNOTON -Tbe oll rtci>ebetlDI fro~ country to oU ta.ldt • ..,. a11o ccmet111nt. '
HllMI .,. ~ MW • ODU11l17. Aialntl llW tM C.. ed b .. YilJ ba Saudi Aratita'1 ,.....,. ....... 10 ,........., wttboll& tral latte!::Jeace A1eney U • Mltana&J~.
Ddotl.tkm. 16 the nu.n fA ti.. t.tc:IP&te ..,., ltitl• ID tltit· llon Olfthwll 1.tt. u.. ...,.,
WUitltal watll. t mOMb m oU hetdl lid rwril UkNMa to lovleta ·... a opportanlt7 to
V Ute OP&C paftDer9 uM oll M •-llkal "9fC& mo ... lato tbe Pentu Od oU
WlU Md to l&ada. 1'llit WCJ' CD~ IODD oPm
oll p"NI wbl an abelMIJ Tll• llVILlll.. Ro ap ~ Ira. and CbeJ' &N da-n1~ U.. llltollt look to lraa'a Ayatola.b dpteteJ,!..M' toebold • u.
le••l. RabolJab JQleilMlal fw lilUUMS Alabla -W.Ja y~
T' • I ad u 1 tr la l _po•• n, fllld•DC', appear ClUlie wllllaa to All of thl• ts UDde.r for a
paralymd by • -ot wW. .,.. dCt't.flee eecmomlt beolftU -boaoeemt um eould ~ tato eipected to to bold tbelr oil•~ tor a m.,_. war. For the United
e a p l tu lat• • . faaatlcal politleal ~-1'tlllN Stat.el ea.not 1urrive wttbout a1ato But people DDt oalJ ..,,tnate Ina's Kidellll oU; yet tt can aettW
tb•r• It a
Umtt w bow
m11cb extor
lloG they wW
acc•pl.
Preparat.ions
tlave already
t..aun lnaide .. . . ,,
\he Pent.aeon '° take tbe oU f!eJd.s by fo~ if
Weatero acQuleecence should
become strained beyond en-
dunnce.
THE PRINCES of Saudi
Arabia, conscious of the laws of
economics and the powers of re·
slatance of the Uruted Stales.
have tried to bold the price of
crude to SlB a barrel But the
Arab militants have learned that
the OPEC celling pnce la not
immutable but can be ratcheted
upward. that the oil companies
will joln happily in the profit·
taking and that the U S govern·
ment ls a patsy for 011 company
pressure
So the militants are chargmg
$40 a barrel OD the spot market
and are finding plenty of oil -
thirsty customers willing to pay
the price. The mllltants are
clamoring for an official OPEC
pnce of at least $.10, and the
Saudis may be powerless to stop
It. Intelligence reports warn that
the balance of power 1s shitting
from the moderates to the
radicals, wtth hazards DO one
can comprehend.
In every Mideast oil co\D'ltry,
nationalism is surging, dist.rust
for the Unlted Stal.es is ripening
into hatred and demands ror
astronomical oil pr1ces are
-
---=:::~!liiiiO::~::: =IJOiiiiiii:::;.."--
,, They kwghed when l SAt down At the pidno."
TBZ A11D1CAN OIL en-.
have = to alter tbelr CIOQ9oo try·a fi policy at ti.. bebllt
of Arab maa.arcbl; u.ey Jaaw
sta1ed brlefln&• for lat1b
mllltary offlcen and fontp ·
policy mall:era: tbey baH worked on eovenunem Oftld•la
n private; they ba.e ttm nm
adnrtlaementa de1l1ned to
educate tbe Amerieu pabUe to
tbe Arab point ol new.
The companies aJao P10tlde a
ptpelioe into the on olipttblea.
which bdpa them uaesa bow to
ea ct to U .s. moves. Tbe in·
teJU1ence that pauea tbrouP
thil ptpeUne into forelp IOVem-
ment.a at times 'riolata our es-
pionage laws.
There is no indlcaUOD ln
Washington, meanwhile, that
anyone LI prepanng to counter
the oil catastrophe t.bat t. build·
1ng up The idiotic anarchy of
Congress, the groping and
stumbling within the White
House and t.be govemmeat's ob-
sequious devotion to the oU ln·
dustry. have left the United
St.atn wit.bout a poHcy
The need lS desperate for a
11trong, comprebenstve policy to
protect the Western world~s
matn OlJ reservoir in Ute Middle
Eut Our albes bne oettber the
means nor the dbp()SIUoa to pn>-
led this vttal supply. It's up to
the United St.ala which -let's
face 1t -must prepare to use
force lf Dttftb&tY.
Nicholas von Hoff man
Politics: A Diffi~~t ~-u~ ~~ C~~g _
Tom Bright ls leaving town.
ffe'a quitting bis job as Sen. Bill
Cohen'• preu secretary, retlr·
inl from pollUC9 at a1e rt after
writing a confession of dla-
Uluaioomeot ln the Waahini\oa
Poat.
It was meant lo be a state·
ment of idealism lost, but it
c o m e s
through as a
misinformed
snivel, an old
man's cranki
neas out of a
young man's
mouth.
Nevertheless,
a number of
the things be
aays are said
and believed by many othen.
"Few office bolden seem to
have the courage to speak op for tbelr convictions any more,"
says the di.spirited Mr. Brtlbt.
Few office holders have ever
bad the couraee to speak up for
the unpopular, o therwise
courage would !>al be the rare
and admired quality it ia.
Nevertbelesa, a lot of people are
like youn1 Tom and imagine a
heroic a1e wbere areal and
brave statesmen abounded.
TOM'S BESOIC aee ext.led a
mere 10 years a10 . "A decade
a10, aft.er all. it wu important
Cbarlee McCabe
to be involved. Everyone bad a
cauae, a role in determlnln1 tbe
naUon'a course on bulc luues
of rll}lt and Wl'ODI." Maybe
everyone did, but evidence ol
courage waa DO more to be found
ln that Vietnam War period than
now.
When the Gulf of Tonkln ~·
olullon was paHed, t.be key act
or Congress which authorbed
Lyndon Johnson to wage war 10
Southeast Asia, where were
tho!le courageous officeholders
whose disappearance impel•
Mr. Bright to return home to the
family shoe busineu! Out ol 5.15
congressmen and senaton not a
single person in the HoUH voted no; in the Senate, only Wa)'l)e
Morse of Oregon and Sftleat
Gruening of Alaska did, and they
both lost their seats in the next
election.
.. AT COCKTAIL partlea,
W aab.ingtoo ta1U DOW about real
eat.ate prices lnltead of Just.lee.••
quoth our cut-down quttJ,er, On
the auonler aide, a.nyoae wbo bu
heard fbue pacbyaerm,
political penooa.UUes talk about
juaUce will Immediately 1wtseb
the toptc back to real eat.ate.
Brtcbt also aeema to be
uylnl t.bat tbe mood of the
country bu eoured to the point
that beiDI connected wltb
WaabJ.aetoa ud capital polltia
~ too unpleasant to bear: ·:n.e
Jabs at ,overnment have irown
more add . . . today 1overn-
ment la teen u ineffecthe and.
by lta very Ilse. bad .•. Tbere"s
vindidiveneu in it all Evuy
day, some small·nunded, mean·
splnted coogreqman rues oo
the floor o( the House to whale
away at some conspiratonal
government agency . . . every
evenu1g so~ pious network ~
reapoodeot -wbo earns t'Wlce
any ~man's salary -lD·
dJpaatly te1ll the viewers bow
some sreectY senator as divertmc
at.amp mooey from Ilia office •c·
counts to fi.Dallce an abortion fOt' Ilia penonal aecretary ...
powerles.s to th111 brave new
Waahangton, are desperate to_ out."
WeU. let ·em go U tbeJ don't
ha v~ the guts to stay the eoune.
Politics lS a difficult ca.lliq. For
those who are interested in mu-
'"' graod abstractions hke
JUStke reaJ. it's maddeoin1 to be
rorced to spend much of your
time on lesaer issues or cowtlng
polJtmam who don't agree, or
don't undersl&nd.
POLrnCS IS an art. but a an
art, 1t is lesa gratJfytq than
writin1 or music or seulpture.
Those artiata are cbet to bav-
lne cootrol over their work. In &VDY 90CIE'I i baa tta own pollUcs t.be acbinemiilCil art
pollUeal culture. Ours bas always CSepends upon othen,
always held tbat poUUea t. a Md and others wW always fail you
bualneu. You aee tbia in the WQ in aome 1mae. No poUUclan. not
the word political la uaed. AZJ7 e•eo an Adolf UltJer. ner baa
aet that la denomiDated u DOD· tbe coa&rol or power necr111.17 ·
pollUcal. above polittca. t. ~ to do .tsat M wanta.
and IO we JO about tbe IM111nr· Yet it polities la a dJftlca.l1
ol I0"'111D111l teJllDi ueb otber eaWq.. Jl Ja a ~ udfnl ()n
DOt to drq polWea lato tM la-_ .u. poUdan ~OM,._.,
1ue. any mu., 'be 1t al:iSl"Uon or tranqmllty and prosperity d b1I
nuclfar replatlon. people. Wbea be faill, there ta
Brtlbt allo tells 111 that aome no a rt. no 1e I en e e , no
of b.ia frlmdl lo polltlea, "unable asricultve, nothin1. A~
to conYlnee tbemael"9 ol tbe wbo t.blnb ea1TJ1n1 out that corTedr-of cuttlnl back the reaponaibtllty in a mllleu of
acbool milk procram to build . knaves, idiots and iqrates ta io-
more wuMada and depnaed inl to be eaay or aatiafJins
at belDI outnumbered and sbould llO home and aell l!aoea.
Why It's Getting Harder to Find Fresh Fish
Oa• or th• tsan Yrancaaco
my1tertea you try to exp1a1D to
str1n1en l1 why It '1 almoet
lmpoafJbl• to •et fteab '1lh at fam•d Pl1berman'1 Wharf.
Tb•re an only two place1 on the
wbarf thU I know of, and ooe
I'm not IO IUJ'e about. Wlt!l tole
ln t.M bay off the docu and rock
cod fortbe taklol not far away.
The WM ll true of tM rat ol
tb• elty. rub l1. of courH,
perhbabl•,
but 10 are
••lelabltl -'° t.b8t ll QO ,rHt txCUH
0 r II 0 t ..ma, hwb,
fJtll. tt all comu dOwn
. to eo••••·
leDCt aa4 projU to .a,.. rmaur1at OWMr •
....... taUo1f IOlll• random IHta AblNt UM frNll 'fttb ol' tdlaillla· .... Dtd bJ hekJ• "•· wllo,... out Usat bl9t ol fwol IU hltaurant IUldH .. Cilff 5. en...
U ... tlll fttlt Mte of ftlll .. on.a ••t now what n 'n
1ettta1 1n many restaurants.
V au can dlll'Ulle rtab •llPtlJ oa
th• turn with aaueee; but t.&.re
l• ao way you can beat the tuta
of flab eau1bt the 1a10•
morn1QI.
Even •hen It h aot
f 11t-froaea, ever1 da1 flail
remaiDI oa the !c. takes •W81
10111• of th• tr .. b tam ud mil• lt ••ftlll1." 8o JOU lbouJd taow bow .._ tbe n.b bu belD
out ot tbe water. '1'1>• ... M1I &Wean,· .. ., JOU
order red auapper or liq cod la
• Mnctoetoo n1taurut. at'•
ut.11 tt ..,.. eaaabl U4 broliCM
lnto tbe port or No•o tbat monm.,. 'nae aame nu lD S. DttlO WCGld bave 1pat Uoat fourda~ "lD we an bl•td
wltb a w'6I •aNtJ of wldte ftall'
wlltek la avaUabl• all '~ ... ,c,::a bad ... tllier th• ..,. .......... ,,....
UM1ucll tb1 •aD clel&eate ,_
aole ad and claba Nd " ~
a8d a IUllllbet 0/ laqer
Hn•d H 'fll•t of 101e• -
p,•tr•le, flounder, PaeUle
Dover' •nd •aa1U1ll' "''· wt.lob are laferlor to Utell'
European na.,...aka.
"Tb• true sea baa• from
Soutbem CaJllorma ts tnacked
1• • r round to Northern
CaUfonala, but mo tbl Una cod
and eod from tbe nortb cout are oftn IOld • ... baa ftJJeta.
Praia rock cod ta ai.o IOld ..
anaptl«'.
• 'AJtbOUIL rainbow trout J1 ... u .... tnm tdabo tJaroqboul u.. ,..,., trout II more llblr to
b• tro.-n tn tb• •••r•ft• H1tau.rant. 8Qul4 l• u1ua '1 , ....... ,..,. round. ••
,....uaeomeftllatlaltaJe alwa,. rro..--lobtter taJll,
ttop liCI ud pompaoo. You
eaa •lmo•t aever· 1•t rre1h abaJaiol ID a ......,._ bl SM rra.meo.,....1.....-...lltam fiOiD ......... Morro .., flt
......... ad tmmtidlateb' ..._. ... ,..·ace.,,. ...
aOd lllrbap Caelft fail' tM *81 .-~. illrbu) are .,..... .._. ,,.... ••c.Jlforala. . Wut C.ut abetUW•, ,.,. JUlleea, 11 all 1e11oaal.
Du., .... era-. l• a•allUI• ~ .... , ........... ....
"" ......... 191, ..... Ill ..
pea~ In botb quaatlty 4nd
quallt1 earlr ln t.b• ......
Alutan ~ crab la MIWd at otber times ol tM ,...,. ... Is
IDOlt ott. froaan.
OYSTl:U AaS b~ la
freah from ToaWes. •••Lill or Puiet Sound lD alt W .U.
a.umm•r montb1. Oatlhma 106ate; aometlm•• e•ll•d erayfl1b, are eooaliera~I~ 110allel' tbao tbelr aa1wra
eoualDI ad .n a•allalall .._
OC!tobei' 1 to Mardi 11.
Other Callf onala ft.. an
H81CJU1 too. Sllftl" •tzn:.:;
be *•'ned from ApHI tb• aummer, alt.boup tNU
HlmOll from ot)9r areu ll
10m•tlme1 loud la ~ ,..... ....... ,, ..... ......
WMila1_.to ........ .. lila---lpte __ _
hlll ._ v..-...~•i:' w•aililUlll'i•-...
Yoe-Ilk CM~= =-~~=.-= ca• ~.·.-.·.:u. ............ ,,.,... .,., -
... --~··-l"'tl .. c ....
Ablli!M Of_ Uiie eWtrQ aQ ... •
M\'en M dlll4 ....... uJid MUll:n a Bloc • a rutarc~er for tlat
'
altMuO UM tSderl1 w.rt mon llkt11
to ..--~ LbaD mtmber'I of otlm
• UIM ~. CM1 ... UIUAllY
IUCHllNJ lD pWlla betp.
llo t pby1lcal abuH lavolHd
M1led ad blows ,_ ID ~lta
and bnAMI rlitber Uwa boot {rat·
turu.
--rr TO bl 1laPSitq, lbov-
"TO IE OLD • to be a burden. to • be Hillie, to b• UHIHI. Most
Americans don't lite old peop&e,
don't want to be around tbem and
they doe't want tA> be bO&bered .ttb
them," lbe 1ald.
Sbe added that u adU.lt otflprtna
c •rt"' for a aJelr pareat or ~:;;;;;;;;;;;;~;:;:=;~~===;;;;S, IJ'IDdparent especU tbe patient to bl
IA• Qd abaklaa r.U..r tbu be1Da bit ~iii:Wiii!im;Riiiiiiiiiiiiiiif;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii wlua • •· Abe tald.
1tron1 Ind when that'• not true, t.be elder is "pusllabed .•. fornotbe:bavtq
properly.' "
A UIUTBD NUMBER or ATl'RAmVt·
~-Carol Song Sheets tdded. however, t.M atud.Y did
uncovtT ~ CaMI ol beaUnp, frac·
tured lhlll ud boltet and beiDI tied
to • bed Oft cbalr.
P1ycbololtlca1 abuae centered en
verbal auauhl, 1.hreata and fear. She
allo aald eome elderly people are
taolated wbUe tbelr money and
proMttY are betnc stolen or m1lused
by thea-cblld.reo.
Other elderly persona are denied
medlcaUoo, trHtment, eyeetaases
and faJae teeth, lbe sald.
MS. BLOCK NOTED there are
queat.loos lt.lll to be answered, s11ch
as bow many ol the abused parents
bad abused their children and bow
many dettbs result from abuff ol the
elderly.
She said abuse of the elderly can
be harder to identify because senior
citizens are not as visible to the
public.
.... Block'• study. eonducted wttb
a $100.000 irant from the federal Ad· mbllltraUoa oa Allq, •bowed the
typical abuser ol tbe elderty wu
wblte, mtddle·a1ed. mlddle-class,
female and Protest.ant. In addiUCn, tbe abusers were m01t frequeoUy
adult children ol the abused.
The vtdima, with an averaae age
of 84 yean and in poor health, were
generally white, pb.y1ically disabled,
female. Protestant and lower-class to
middle-d.au.
OF IM QlJESTIONNAIRES Ma.
Block malled out in the W ubinetoo.
D.C .. suburbs over the put year, just
over 2IOO were returned and produced
26 verifiable cases or abuse. Her re·
port said many or the responses
came from social worken and pro-
fessionals. but aave no breakdown of
the number of elderly and number of
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Cal .. P.....-8 A.M. to 5 P.M.
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P.oHtieal W~ Look'
a,.w...,..... "If an elder stays in the house for a professiooah who replied. or the elderly wbo answered her
query, none admitted to bean, vie
tims of abuse but discussed cases of
·abuse.of elderly neigbbon The ques-
tlonnai res asked for IDCldents or
physical. psychological, matenal and
Chicago's political •·machine" doesn't look for any policy changes,
but Mayor Jane Byrne certainly is exhibiting a new outlook on things
following cosmetic surgery. Compare the October mayor (left) with
today's
'J~kyll-Hyde' Doctor
Sentenced to Prison
~ COLUMBIA, S .C. <AP) -A
psychiatrist sentenced to 15 years in
prison for taking about $750,000 in
property from homes in fashionable
neighborbooda said be bad not an-
ticipated the "awesome conse-
quences" of his actions.
Dr. Ian Gale, 41, told Circuit Judge
Walter T. Cox Ill before be was sen-
teocecf on one count of housebreaking
and larceny that be waa "sorry" for
what be bad done. He said be did not
anticipate the damage to bis son, bis
patients and society.
.. l'VE RELEABNED something I
used to know ... that the bicber a
person goes in society tbe great.er is
their capactty for doing good or doinl
damage," Gale said.
Gale waa ordered to serve the
aame sentence on seven CJtber
bur&lU'J counta, but Cox d1recled
that the terms nm concUJ'l'eDtly with
the first seuteftce.
Gale said that u a yOQllClrter it
.. bothered" him to aee penoos in
re1pons.lble positions "held up for de·
reliction of duty." Now, be said, "I'm
very sorry for my name being added
to that list. I'm really sorry about
that."
COX TOLD GALE, wbo had no pre-
vious record of crime, that be was
"stern, but lenient" with first offen-
ders. 'Ibe judge said Gale's extensive
medical and legal background
worked for and against him, because
be was better educated than most de-
fendants. Gale bas a law degree in
addition to his medicaJ deif'ee.
Cox told the state Department of
Corrections to determine whether
Gale's abWtfes as a pbyaidan could
be useful and to send him to an ap.
propQ.a&e prilon.
Gale pleaded guilty Oct.. & Wbe
he was arrested after a IUO.apeed
' cbaae in July, Richland County
Sheriff Frank Powell described Gale aa a "modern day Jekyll and Hyde."
DEPUTIES FOUND a room at
Gale's home that was sealed off from
other members of his family. Ill ft
were thousands of dollars in stolen
items and rare coins and Nasl
paraphernalia.
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year, who's going to notice., .. she
said. "It makes it easier to ignore the
problem."
She said abwie or the elderly can
be linked to Amencans' stereotype of
senior citizens. medical abuse.
Houston (Hobby Airport).
3 flights daily from Burbank.
3 flights daily from Orange County.
The lowest fare from here to there.
Denver.
3 flights daily from Burbank, including
2 non-stops.
Now 4 flights daily hom Orange County.
Las\fegas.
3 non-stops daily hom Ontano.
4 non-stops daily from Burbank.
5 non-stops daily from Orange County.
The most flights of any airline.
iUSt ~a 7rav&I AOe.ntYoUr Colporate 'J}aveJ Arrangm; or Hughes 'Airwest at:
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IUq Cid Lep .. 4.98 (U-. •> WASlllKGTON <AP> -'11le bmer
won:t.Dp o1 u.. u.a. eamt.. blem.lllm ud all. .,. d41ttlled u .
G•••r before In a boot bJ two
nteramolW ... ate ~ ''Tbe BrMhnn.'' to .,. ill Juaary, la beln1 .. a11Md Ulla
week by De'ftPlpen aerou tM eoan· trJ and II tbe subject of a Newsweek
· ma1ulne article.
TBE BOOK BY Bob Woodward
and Scott ArmatroDI reccamtructa
uiuy ol tbe hlib eoqrt•a aecret de-
Uberat:lom ol • ~ caw between
U.andtm.
Woodward. wbo wttb Cart Berns-
tein woo a Pulltler Prise and ln·
temati<Jul rame for reportiq oo the
Water1ate scandal for Tbe
W ubinltoo Post. 1a an editor with the newspaper. He previously
authored two Watergate boob, "All
The President's Men" and "Tbe
Final Days."
Arm.strong, a Post reporter. helped
research "1be Final Daya."
The boot adopta the same report.
lng 1tyle as the two Watereate worts,
not offering direct attribution but in·
stead ft1ying on numerous conllden·
tial aources to recoostruct verbaUm
converu~
IN DETAILED accounts ol bow the
court's rtniabed products came
about, tbe book 1ua1esta bow tmpor-
tut a role anta1oniama and politick-
ing often play in declaioo-makiq.
What remaim to be aeen la what
impact the book will have on the
juatices' future relaUon.sbipa with
each other and tbelr law cleru.
Because of the court'• imtttutiaul
secrecy, that impact may be dlfficult
toaaesa.
The court'• votinl patterm in re-cent yeara have lipaled ~
inc relationships amon1 ltl DlDe
members. The new book'• reftla·
tton1 could ezacerbate tboae
tenalona.
Some examples:
-Jt.JS'ftCE WILi.LUi J. Brennan
Jr., one of tbe court's comiatent
liberals, became so enraged at con·
servative Chief Justice Warren E .
Burger's assignine him to write ma-
jority opinions in unimportant cues
that be sometimes voted in the
minority "so that butard can't live
me cues like this." The book also
quotes Brennan as referrtn1 to
Burger as a "son of a bitch•• and a
"dummy."
-Retired Justice William 0 .
Douglas grew ao angered at what be
considered phony voUna. wblcb al-
lesedly enabled tbe chief JUIUee to
control wbo wrate m'9o!it1 opbUGm.
that be onee ~ to 'fdee hil
auapldclna lD a publlabed dluemUq
opinion.
Douclaa' aqer appueat.b' wu
aparked by Bur1er•1 reported
pencJlant for ~Unc before at.at·
inc hll posltloa ln peadlq cue1,
even tbouCh the chief JuaU.ce trd·
Uonally ia tbe ftnt member to com·
ment on any Jl•en c ....
SUCH MANEtJVEas. the book
says, once spurred Juatice BYTOD R.
White to yell, "Jesus ChrUt, &ere we JO agaln.' • And J usUce Potter THE CASE WAS BEAD May 2, t.m, and wu
Stewart marked another sucb OC· the oldest oo which the tribtmal bad beard arcu·
casion by doodllni a Bureer mentaandbadnotyetruled.
gravestone with a aug~eated epitaph: The Lugosi case was among several otbfJra
.. I'll pass for the moment." which weft dted in a suit to bold up iustices' pay becauae they failed to iasue a ruliDJ within lbe to
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DELANEY'S -In such key decisions as the 1974 daysrequ:iredbylaw.
Watergate tapes case that forced Both aides and other actors and motion picture Ope Ricb&J"d Nixon to resign from the companies have a big stake in the decision over who D Dally 9-6 • Closed Sanday
presidency and a 1971 approval of b Id be flt r fll r L l 2920 Ne..nnrt Blvd., Neanvi.rt Beach 673-SSZO busing as a remedy for school ~~~ayatJfuacaJ:.m no.o· m use 0 ueos 's .. ______ ... _ ..-______ ... _ r-•••-••••••I
segregation. Bureer assigned bhmelf .-----------------------------------to write a unanimous opinion only to
have the tut wrestled away by a
coalitiClll ol otber court memben.
Not all tbe boot's anecdo«ea are
new to court-watcben, but the sheer
number ol them -new and oJd -I.I unprecedented. ·
IN AN INTE&VIEW llonclq. l Woodward described ••Ttie
Brethren" aa ''reall7 a •bow-to•
boot'• that tellJ naden bow U.
court reacllea lta ftl'Clieta.
"It's a pollUcal proceu ••. not
1lmply a lawyer'• work ua.l)'l1nc
cues and the ConatituUoa.'' be aa.ld
on CBS-TV's "Mond•J Mornlnc"
Pl'Dl!'am. Jn many cues, be aald, tbe
oplAiou released by tbe court "are
coven for what the real motives are ...
Syphilis Cas~
Rising Sharply
SACRAMENTO <AP> -There bu
been a sharp increase in the number
of syphilis cases in the Humboldt-Del
Norte counties area, state health of.
ficials said.
The Department of Health Services
said 19 cases of the disease have been
reported in the area since last year.
That compares with only one report~
ed cue iJl the previous elght years. / ' A Will,A Way
Fortune of Duke 'Tripled'
LONDON <AP> -The late Duke of
Windlor. who cave up the throne of ~and for love, WU richer than
moat people tbouaht. say two U.S.
writers wbo knew the duke and bia
U .S.-born ducbe11 for nearly IO
ye an.
Ro)'al wil1a are secret and when
the duke -wbo abdicated u K1Da
Edwanl VID -dled in Parts 1.D 1'11,
newspaper speculation put bi•
fortune at nearJ.y SZ.5 mUUoo
ID a new book, "The Wlndaor
Story,'• aalhon J . B17an m and
Cbarlee J.V. Murphy lndicste the total •aloe wu nearer '30 rnuum,
Thq MY be left liquid ....U ol more
The Real
Santa with the
Real Beard
than 3 mllboo pounds -then worth
S'l.74 million -u well u Jewell
worth a .umlar awn, atocu and
bond.a, ud fortunes lD real estate and
cbattela, lncludlnc art works,
trlnteta, furniture, books and
porcelain.
The duke left everytbinc to bll
widow, BalUmon divorcee Wallla
Warfield Simpean. SM ll 81, trail and
bedridden, aufhrtnc from ~. s11 the aatbon. llUl'Pb7 wu uad bJ tbe duke to
write bis memaln ••A Kina'• S1orJ, ''
and helped tbe ducbeu Write her ·~· ·ene Heart Ru tta a.uom ... BrJu aew tbe Wl.ndlon IOclaJJ7.
Insulation has
always been a good
long.term investment.
It can cut the
amount of energy
used for heating and
air conditioning sig-
nifi~ With gas
rates going higher. this
me.ans Insulation pays for
itself even faster than~ .,
And now there's another good reason
to insulate.
If you are a Southern California GaS
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SUNDAY CHAMPAGNE BRUMCH 11:30 to 3:00
THE UQUIFAcrJON process. Bad.ham said,
involves beatiq coal to produce carbon monoxide
and hydrogen. com~ts ol oil and cu. He
added that there LI zero pollution to air or water
from the process. which produces an ub·llke re·
sidue that can be used in makin1 bulldiq b}ocka,
for fill material. or for base material for roadbeds.
••Because of its expertise in the conatnactioa
projecta in South Africa.'' the conaresaman said.
.. Fluor ill in a poaition to bypasa the cc.Uy and
time-comumlng prototype and pilot plant coo·
struction phase and could move ricbt into con·
structioo of a liquifaction plant in the U.S. wblcb
could be brought on line in a reuonable period of
time.
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ed by higher prices to build such a plant in concert
with the expertise of Fluor mates a great deal of
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• • • KEN WILLIS OF Upland bu been appointed
by Governor Brown to the Santa Alla Redonal
Water Quality Control Board.
The nine-member board deals with water
quality iasues, sewer plant expana)oa, aeptlc tank
permits and waste daposal for the Santa Alla
River watershed. The area includes the west.em
portions ol Rivenide and San Bemardino counties
as well u most of Orange County.
Willis is executive director or the Sao
Bernardino County chapter of the Building In·
duatry Auociatioa . ••• A88E .. LYMAN JOHN Vucoacellos will
apeak '11wnday night at SaddleNclt CoUece in
Miuion Viejo. Ilia talk la scbeduJed for 7:'5 p.m .
in tbe c:oUece'• Fine Arts Studio Tbeater.
Tbe appearance of V~ a Demoent
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collece tuue. beina conducted at the Saddleback
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4062 3~ newly elected trustees are sworn in Dec. 12 ,
29900 .,. ~ among them will be the first woman trustee in lbe
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32·year history ol the district.
She's Carol J . Gandy, executive usiltant
County Supervi.aor Philip Ant.bony. Sbe defeated
U.year·incwnbent Donald Hoff
in a (our-candidate race in t.be
Nov. 6electioo.
Kn. Gandy, lbe 43-year~ld
mother of a Golden West
College student, bu made it
-clear she didn't run for the
board just because abe wanted
to see a woman oo it.
THE WEST•INSTB&
resident said of ber victory, u.oY
.. It affords me the opportunity to tnvesU1ate and
analyze the issues."
M for beiq tbe ftnt woman. her oaty eom·
ment wu, "It'• my pleuure. ••
Mn. Gl.DdJ wW be 1worn ID at I p.m . Dee. 12
at the board meetinl at 1370 Mama Ave., Costa
Mesa, a1on8 with re:eleeted lneulllbmlta WW.lam
E . Kettler and Robert Huinphreyt, and Riebard
Olton, appotnted to the board two IDCllltha a10 to
fill WOltla-Keene'• teat and picked by vat.en over
three competlton in b1a area ln November.
OLSON, 4', A SALES mua1er, bu two
children and was chairman ol the 1t.eer1D1 com·
mittee that arranaed for Garden GroYe to join tbe
Coast Community CoUe1e Dlltrict.
Jira. Gandy'• communitJ lnwt.emeata lD·
elude tbe Westmimter BoJa Club, Westmlnlter
Soropti.mlA and Ua.Ued ~·
f/W baYin& a womao GD tbl board mate l.ll1
dlffenace ID poliey cledliollll?
"I really don't tblU to," Kn. Gand1 uid ... l
tb1nk a a lDdl'fldul 1·m l'lliDa to ba" mJ' otrn
pereepUcm and mJ' owa qUeeticn. I'm sun tbe
other boud membel'I a.re ~t tlJlntct too." .
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and l'YO loollted aod looked lot a "cookie" Ol'IUI·
meat rtdpe with no aucteu. A rrtend of mlM told
me you'd prevtoual}' publlahed a recl_pe. J _.you
will repeat It tor mt.
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shell them? I'd also like to know ii they can be
frozen becauae I doubt we can use all of them at
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smoking clinic can I deduct the cost as a medical
expense on my income tax?
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between medJcal treatmeDt that la for lbe preTeD·
tlon or allevlatloa of a pbysJcal or mental defect or
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problem.
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pew c1edDctlcm a. allowable lw ... -.. paid fer
treat.-at a cl:rq abue aiea., la·patlni& trea&-
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tree preservation reclpe that calla for white corn
syrup and a few other lngredienta. We want to 1et
a rreab tree th.la year and would appreciate it 11
you could locat.e lhl• recipe ror ua.
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expert Jerry Baker IHe OD a TV procnm .e..nl
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''WDN IOBN aoaJNSON nm. walked in·
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b9Uer. M a fn9hmao, be talked about NP*· ln• IUckJ BeJ.l ill tM .WU., lineup.-fiben
t0mebody ftnt ubd blm e.boat the JWamao.
be talked aboul wtaatna two ad atnc them aa bookendl. Re eqn tlwa..,, be CQllld keep a
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LUCIDLY, A GSOUP of lellermen-
presumabl7 the ODe9 with lbe larse unlforma-
Ht W. ltrailbt the lw'd way.
''Wben J WU a fresbman I told a writer I
waa am:ioua to win two or three ol them," be
once aaid. "But boy, waa l taWnc out of my
bead."
lftite who tboqbt be abauJd bave woo the
Jleiamao faii year wbeD be pined 1.851 Juda.
.. WllAT DID WAS BIB p.-formanee dl>n
tbe l1ntdl ud on naUona.I TV. ID Ida lut lib
sames, he natbed for 1,28f JU'dl ud 1J
toucbclowns. He bad 281 yardl at ~ Dame,
243 at WashlnltOIL He wound up ~ 1llle
ball 211 tlmea tb.ia year for 1,a JUdl. •
If tbe NCAA didn't exclude the 400 , ....
1aioed 1n three bowJ 1ame1 •the ODe9 be'll •
Jan. 1 when be play1 1D b1a third B.oM loWl,
White would be the No. l an.time NCAA l'alldG& t
leader instead of the nmner-QP. _ i
But wbm you're a eoDe&e tailbect. belll&
No. 1 at USC ii all that matt«a.
'My Vote Went for Charles White'
LOS ANGELES (AP> -His
ch deKril>es 19'1'9 Heiaman
Wllll>lllY wlnDer Charles White as p!Qel' wbo gives 100 percent
when be ian't carrylq the
·~I.IL" Alld there were doubts when
e ~pound tailback waa ln-
ed in the season opener that
would even be in the running
, the bolM>r' as the nation's out-
andlng collegiate football ._r ..
HE MISSED THE NEXT
ame with a shoulder injury but
me back to lead the nation's
hers with 1,803 y•ds.
"In bia case, the main factor
E
winnin& the Reisman was his
ompelitlveoess," said ~ach
ohn Robinson, whose TroJaos
on the Pacific-10 title and rate
second in the nation in The As-
sociated Press poll.
"Check the final quarters of
our games or when a game was
10 doubt, and you see the true
value of Charles White."
White, a 21-year-old senior
from nearby San Fernando, said
he was so nervous about the
Heisman poll "that I didn't
sleep" oo Sunday night.
••THAT'S WRY l'M so jumpy
· oday," the &-0 tailback added.
ut his worries were oeedlesa.
He woo 1,695 pointa to 773 for
klaboma's Billy Sims, the
klahoma runner seeking to re-
at the Reisman honor be cap-
tured in 1978. Quarterback Marc
Wilson of BYU was third with ~ but Wbite bad majority iDts in each of the six districts
of voting. "1 came to Southern
California wanting to make good
od make a ood impression of
myself m c:rowth," satd White.
who wants to beat Ohio State in
t.be Roae Bowl, eraduat.e in June
with a dearee ln speech com-
m uni c atiooa, and play pro-
feaaional football.
"IT IS A GREAT honor being
named to tb1I e:reat heritage,"
said White. who gne most of the
credit to bis teammates -un-
like the somewhat overconfident
player who came to USC and
said his goal was to win three
He1smans.
A few practice sessions and a
few classes showed White be had
a long way lo go.
"I have come a loog Wa:J in
four years learning and learning
about myself 1 know now, I set
my goals too tugh. The whole
University of Southern
Cahforrua setup helped me "
WHITE BECAME THE
third He1sman Trophy winner
from his scl>ool. joining Mlke
Garrett, who won in 1965, and
O.J . Simpson, 1968.
He said he hadn't heard yet
from the twe others but expects
a messaee from t.bem.
After be wa1 hurt an the
opener aealnst Texas Tech,
While sat out the next same
against Oregon State and Coach
BobiD80ll admitted. "l tboulbt
hi• Hmmu chances fire aooe.
but be came back with that 100
percent effort."
STILL. IN GAMES where the
Trojans built blg leads,
Robinson wouJd take White out
and use substitut.M, neeating
any claima the team was t.ryuig
t.0 build up his totab .
In lu.s four years, WbUe gained
5,998 yards rusbini and scored
48 touchdowns. He cauebt 57
passes for 534 yards A year ago
he finished fourth to Sims in the
Helsman voting.
Slms was gracious In defeat.
.. My vote went in for Charles
White before the season was
over with." aald Sims. "He
worked bis tail off th.la seasoo."
Oklahoma Coach Barry
Switzer wasn't so thrilled.
"I AM VERY disappointed
that Billy did not receive the
He1sman Trophy." Swttzer srud
in a prepared statement .. It
does not change my opimon that
he is the best player 10 America
and this will be substantiated
when the pro draft picks are
made"
Arter ~raduatin~. as the first
in his current family generation
to get a degree, While wants lo
go into the pro ranks but said,
"I'll trx, lo stay there as long as
possibl e, but I have no
particular team favorite. I 'll
know when it's draft time."
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WASHINGTON <AP) -The
National Football League's
system for breaking lies to get
into the playoffs could produce
bad blood, cheap shota and in
juries. says Washiniton Coach
Jack Pardee.
Saints Clutch Throats
MNF Ratings On Upswing
Pardee's mam concern is the
use of net points in all games as
one or the steps to break ties, a
factor that could be used lo de-
cide a wild-card berth ID the Na
tiooal Football Conference Uus
season.
He said the net points factor
puts a coach In a "no-win" situa-
tion, where be might be forced
to risk injuries to key personnel
in a btd lo nm up the score
"SAY YOU'VE GOT a game
safely in hand and you have to
leave John Riggins m lo nm up
the score and he gets hurt.··
Pardee said. "It just doesn't
make sense
"Once you're approachmg the
end of a game and you've got a
17· or 20-poinl lead, you should
be running down the clock. I
don't believe in eettt.n1 more.''
Pardee came under mild
criticism Sunday when be
declined lo go for another score
in the final minute of the
Redskins' 38-21 victory over the
Green Bay Packer's, allbouih
net points couJd decide the
playoff spot if Washington and
Cbicaeo each ftniah 10~.
By ERNIE CASTILLO
OfllleDeity .........
If there wasn't a doctor 10 the house.
somebody should have had the decency lo i1ve the
Old Orleans Faints helmet-t<>-belmet resusc1tauon
~hen they started clutching al their throats Mon
day night. Oh, weU. Al least Kenny Stabler put
them out of their playoff misery.
MNF Review ratings are oo a scale of 1 lo 10
with the home team's defense peoahied five points
for faillni lo show up for the second half luckolf.
Ma&drup: 7 0. Saints and Rlllders may oot be
playoff material, but they do know how to put
points on the scor•board. AA they say Jn the bus1-
nesi1 . that's entertainment.
BalJdap: 5 0. It was • <k>-Or-<lle game for both
teams and the Saints opted for the latter. RaJden
postponed the inevitable for another week
ExdWmeat: 10.0. A point for each touchdown
(Nole Like batteries, Chlr Branch's out-of-bounds
run not mcluded )
Drama: 1 5 Another thnlliog eplSOde.J,P the
Kenny Stabler book of heroics. Of course, be
couldn't have done it without the Saints or the of·
hcials, leavina these queaUooa unanswered. Since
they c.in't even win the NFC Weet. wm Saint.a ap-
ply for membership ln the Canadian Football
Leaaue! WlU tile NJI·~ ever wtae up and allow
coaches to call foc an inltant replay?
c-umdty: 6.5. First quart.er was over in rec-
ord Ume and you really eao't complain about the
9:15 endinl. Just th1n.t aboUt au those poor SOW.
on the East Co;u,t who turned out the ftchts at aud-
mght
Violeett: 0 5 Half a pomt for every cheap
shot
Pn!didablUt) 3 5 The only Uung you could
count on was Stabler fmdmg a way to puU al out.
Who could have guessed that Ne w Orleans would
score 28 pot.nts tn the first half Without really doing
much"' Who would have guessed that with a
playoff spot on the hne, tbey'd do even less in the
s~ondhaJr
DbtndiollS · O l For all tbe lovely ladles
there must be in New Orleans. l>e only body we
got to see on the s1dehnes was the Saints'
mascot-a St Bernard Cute, but who likes to look
at hairy legs
Objecdvtty: 5 O MNF nowect with the tide.
VbaaJ: 10 O Once agam, ABC,amera men
had thetr heads an the game. offeri51 proof that
maybe the officials didn't with replays that
showed Cliff Branch steppLDg out of bounds on a
TD run. Wes Chandler stayinR in bounds with a
pass that was ruled incomplete. Phil VWapiano
gettmg away wtt.h a pouable racem&sklnl penalty
and Rick Partndge fa.k.ml a rou.&bina-the-ticker
penalty.
Aadlo: 5.7 M06t of the t.alkinl WU b7 Frank
Gifford and ol the play-by-play variety. There
were ao few dull momenta than when Howud
Cosell said in the finl quarter: "Tbal'a an la-
terestine craph.ac. I'll 1et to it in a mommt.'' Tbat
moment turned oul to be the aecoad quarter.
Tolal: 80.8.
Soviet Gy1nnasts Shock USA
FORT WORTH, Texu <AP> -The Unit-
ed Statel la wondertns today what hap-
pued to the bome aymnuium advantqe.
Americana Bart Cooner and Kurt
Tbomu, buo)'ed by • p~Amer1can J»eP
rally etmotplwo 1n Tarrant Coullt1 Con·
HDU.00 Center, Hlebrai.d the ftnt AJ>-pearanct' of tbe World Gymautlet Cham·
ptombipl omatde of Europe MondQ wttb a
memorable dilpla1 of predlloa in UM
compullort neatt.
WOLLOWING TBS AWTS&NOON
Mtalon, Oamilr and Tllomu wen r:unDlnl
1·2 1D ~ all·Uound and tM belteana were Jmt a JiOtC beb.lnd defendiq cha.m·
pion lepan lD tbe t.eam uu. AC9. •
The 1¥0men took the 1DCltlilbt tocM1 lll the compulaory eompetltlcm Wttb all .,...,
oo Romania'• Nadla Coman.el, tb•
brtWanl told medal wtnMr at UM 1t'IS
Olympta in llooueaJ. Sbe wu 1' tbm bat
ii 11 now ud roundlq beet into fonll
after problems witb ber •elOL
But Mek to the bo111e pmnalUDl i6-•antace problems.
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Prea1 colle1e football poll, with ftnt.place vote1 f • •
The Top Twenl)' teama ln 1be Allociated EiJ
ln parentbelel and record.I: •
1. Ohio St. (16) 11.0-0 11 . Texa 9·2-0
2. Alabama (29) 11.0-0 12. Purdue 9·2.0
3. So. Cal (19) 10.0·1 13. X·Wuhinetoo 9·2.0
4. Florida St. 11.0-0 14. Mlcbiean 1·3.0
5. Oklahoma (1) 10.1.() 15. Tulane 9·2-0
8. Arkanau { ~J 10-1.0 16. South Carolina 8·3--0
7. Nebruka 10·1.0 17. Auburn 8·3-0
8. HoUltclll <~> 10·1.0 18. Clemaon 8·3.0
8. Brtcbam Yn1 (l) 11.0-0 19. Baylor 7-4.0
10. PittlburJth 10-1.0 20. Temple 9·2-0
x -Includes forfeit by Arlt.on• State.
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Tbe Top Twenty teamt ln Tbe Auoclated m PreN colleae basketball poll, with llnt·place .
votes lD parentbelea and recordl:
1. Indi.ana (28) 1.0 u . Syracuse 1.0
2. Duke (18) 3-0 12. Purdue 2.0
3. Ohio St. (1) 1-0 13. Vlfllnla 3--0
4. Notre Dame O> 2.0 14. Lowville 1.0
S. Kentucky (S) 3· l 15. Oregon State 2-0
8. Loubiana State 2.0 16. Marquette 1-0
7. UCLA 2.() 17. Georeetown, DC 1--0
8. North Carolina 2·1 18. Brlabam Young l·l
9. St. John's, N.Y 2-0 1.9. Kanau 1·1
10. DePauJ ().() 20. IOWll 2.C
~ C'•••dlftl• Fl•b• la a Tie
• Montreal and the New Yorlt Ranters, lD a re-Iii match of last season's National Hockey League '
playoff finalists, battled to a 3-3 tie Monday nilhl.
Phil Elposlto'a second goal of the 1ame, a power·
play tally at 6:23 of the third period, lifted the Rao1en tnto
the f1nal deadJock wttb the defend.Ing Stanley Cup champion
Canad.lens . . Bobby Sclamaata, publicly criUcaJ of Boston
coach Fred Creighton, was ordered to leave the Bruina and
return home Boston general mana1er Han, 8bl4e9 said,
"Schmautz bas requested ln the put that be be traded and
we will make every effort to accommodate blm. " ..
Meanwhile, Boston also announced veteran Wa)'11e Culamu
will be o ut of action for 10 day1 with a knee
1praln . . .Hartford baa reported captain &lek Ley 1uffered
a slight bone fracture ln hls left foot and will be loet for el1bt
to 10 days.
Nftl' C'al Stace F•llerCe11 AD .l••P• la
Mlke Mullally, appointed Moaday u athletlc EiJ
director for Cal State Fullerton, aay1 bl.I top two c II•
prlorlUes will be the hlrtna of a new football coach
and the selection of an aulatant athlet1c dlrector.
Mullally, who directed the Eutern llll.not.a proeram lnto
NCAA Dtviaion II pre-eminence, wu picked to replace tbe re·
cently·realgoed Neale Stoner.
Goln1 hand·ln·band with Stoner'• realpatioa wu tbe de-
parture of football coach Jim Colletto, and Mullally aaya hla
replacement will take No. 1 priority.
MullaUy aa19 be bu already narrowed b1I field to "thrff
or four favorite." for the football job and upec:U to make a
declaim th1a week.
Are •• .... n Cle• Ce ....... ll•r•••1
Word from tbe bueball winter trade ~ Ill 1n Toronto 11 the Dod1era an dole to alpJ.D• lee .
....... t.o a two-rear contract and tbt Alll•ll an ·
ciou t.o deallnl WUUe ~, au. ••••• t.Dd Dk111e ....... for New York Met P1tdaer Crall lwu and an iDfleldlr ... ArpslUne bour ~ GdMnt wbo loll
hi• WBA Ultlt bea~t c':::C*lp ftebt Friday nipt to Mania lollM11, wu boll ben Monday with a
fractured jaw ..• J'\mmll ....tce...,. be1d Moada7 for :wuu. a ••• u cftlclall coattnued lnvesUpttna tbt dlatb ·of the aUddleweilbt bo.er from a 10th-round knockout • . .
'J'he Montreal Expo1 announced tbe •1'nlnl of free.asent
p1teber ~ ,_.. ... wbo plQed out bl.I OIKioD wttb the Ctn·
. etnnaU Ra ... lldl Veeck. °'"*' ol the Cblc.,o Wb1te Sox,
· ll reeapen.Uq from 1ur1917 on b1a me.cap and lbcNld be up and uOun4 la l1z weeb ... Utruty outfielder IMeft Braa
' bu 11Ped a orae-year contract wtth the Kamu City RoJall
. • • the Cbicaao White Sos bav• traded cateur aw N........, to the Atlanta Brav• for m1no1' leap pltebu .._ ......,. •.. Drtver ._ llarnU pgahed Buctwel.Mr•1
rocket ell' to ea.Oii mph. ihe fut.{ 1peed ever fClf •
mua.Dtd lmd veblea..
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Fonowtno .,. the top sports ewnta on TV tonlgftt . .-etJnos •r•: 1'' 1 uc:eUent; I 1' worttt watchlnQ; 1 1 fair; 'forvet It.
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NFL Hit
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OAKLAND'S 800K!R RUS8EU PICKS UP FIRST DOWN.
Oeean Vie~ Explodes
Seahauiks Cut Down Cal High, 115-68
By aoGEa CAaLSON
Of .. a... ..........
If anyone needed a remlnder.
Ocean Vlew lnp'1 talent-laden
Seahawk.a aerved not.lee they ln·
tend to live up to the No. l
Oranae County buketball rank·
• tnca u they opened the Laiuna
Beach lnvitaUooal Monday al·
ternooo.
Left ln tbe wake ol a 1.1MI
1laudlter were the Condon of
Callfomi1 High u the Seabawb
swept lnto the aecond round of
the tournament Wednead1y
night (9) agalrust Brea-Olinda.
AS FOil STATISTICS in a
blowout, 1uttlce to note 6·71h
Wayne Carlander and S-1 JU&rd
Jeff Andrade led the scorin&
parade with 35 and 33 points,
CarJander finiahed with 17 re·
boundl Cl4 ln the first ball), CaJ
Hlgb had 14 turnovers ln the
flnt quarter (Ocean View waa
pre11tna> and the Seabawlta bad
a 44-13 lead midway throueb the
HCOnd period.
"We didn't come out with a lot
of 1barpnesa," 1aid Ocean View
Coach Jim Harrla. ''But we're
not too concerned about that.
Riehl now we're work.lna mainly
on our tramltJoo 1ame, Solnc
from offenH to defenae and
from defenM to on.,...
"We really didn't aet lato a rwmlnl cooteat, with IUCb • bl1
lead early I didn't want to~
that much. t tbouabt we could
Katella Next
have ea.ally set a CtF record foe
scoring."
The all-Ume scoring record for
a school la 138, set by Aquinu
High In 1973 A1 It was, the
Seahawk.s nearly matched their
118-polnt output of lut aeuon
against Kennedy. but a belated
sbu!flln1 o( the nnt unit into the
game failed to materialbe a new
Oranee County record.
CARI.ANDER AND Andrade
were as out.landing as their
totals tndicate, but Hama cboee
to dwell on the play of Tim
Naakt&eboren, his 6·6Y2 seruor
who fuusbed with 13 pouit.s.
"It was 1im's beat game In
tbe four yean I've bad hJm. l
waa re&lly pleased with his play.
Naakteeboreo ls capable of do
ins ble thlnp wlth bi.a quick
oess. rebounding and Pa.u.ina,"
aald Harria.
And lt you can believe a 35
point performance requlrel an
explanation, HanU touched oo
Culander's play.
"Wayne •tarted a littJ• alow. but be '1 the fdnd who riael to tbe
occasion. He knows when be bas
competltlon and when be
doc1n't.
"I w11 pleaHd the came
dJdn't let too 1Joppy. We played
all 12 players quJte a bit and
altbouah at um .. we did a little
bit of reachioa, I t.boulht we
played •ell.
"Our p!Ayen needed a came
Chargers Advance
Ed.lion HlP ue4 bl1 ftnt and
third quarter etforta to adnnce
in the winner'• bracket ot the Valencia B11ketball Tourna·
ment wttb a •5'7 wt.a over San· tialO Monday ntitrt.
The Qiaraera wt1l meet penn·
nlal powerbouae Katella ln
aecood round action Wednelday
ate:301n SanU1eo'111m.
Quick ~ were UM k., to
EdllOD'I HCODd win of tbe
HHOD without • 1011. Tbe
Cbar1en jumped oo top of San·
U.co, JJ.t. a& the encl ot one
quarter, UMD att.r botb CMma
•cored JI pa6nU lD the HOCIDd.
Ed1IOD put tbe 1ame away.
Tb• Ow-sen outscored San-~J~: 11-8. lta the third ltanu
UM 1ame wu over.
Keltb 8anU talUed H pcAnta
to lead tbe Edlaon attack
wblle DuctMy i.e. chipped lD
wltb 12 potnta and JO rebound.a.
Paul Reacan paced the
Cbar1en 1D the reboW>dln1 de·
putmem wttb 11 carom..
Bot.b tuma conw.rted 21 tree
throwt, IO the aam• WU decided
from the fteld where Edlaoa bk
2' of al lboU <•1 per eeno. wb1Je
Aaatl•r eoald Mt anly 11 d D
attamau <M per eat).
like this to believe 1n our style
lt dldn 't hurt our conlldeo~ "
TEN PIA VEU ab•red tn the
scoring u the Se&bawh built a
90 4 9 le•d tbroush three
quarten
Ocean View tut t.be HDt.ury
mart WJtb 3 10 ~mauU.nc oo a
15-foot shot from reeerve Jut
Reinbolt%
Larun-Be9Cb's bost Attista.
meanwhile. upped the flrat
d1y's four 1ame aalvo with •
62 SS setback to We atern's
Plonff~
Tht' Artists trailed by JO
points. 50-<40. at the end of ~
qu1rters and made a nm at
We1lem U\ the final sllnu But
Laeuna was forced to foul late an
tbe contest and clutcb ff'ff throw
shooting by ~ Ptooeera Haled
the Victor)'
Laruu Beach. which meet.a
Loara tn the conaolaUoa bracket
Wednesday m1bt at 7 30. bad
three players reach double nsw-tn tbe acorm1 column. L•ace Stewart topped tbe
Art1atl wttb 17. followed by Rieb
Enns (14) and Kevin Nortek
( JJ).
Tonl1bt'1 alate lncludea
C7pre11 and El Toro at I :
followed by Warrm and lllaaioa
Viejo al 1:30.
Tourney Play
For FV, Irvine
P'ountaln Valley Hl1b 'a
BUOGI and tbe lntDe Vaquero9,
eacb 11 rkt"' their ftnt Yictory ol the lf'll..80 basketball ......
are involftd ll1 tOunuimm ac·
t!oa tGQbt .
Tb• Baron.I, wbo )Git. -.&1
DOD·leape deetalon to ConJa.a del Mar Saturday, find
lhemMl..-lD ruaect clrc1-at tbe Weatmlnater lnvltatloaal
aaalmt El Modena.
El Modena. 1toc:ted with
hlably re1arded tran1fen, ta
ranked No. a in Oraqe Coumy.
Tipoff ta Ht for t o'oloek.
followed by a 7:IO •am• .,_....,
North <Rlveuld•> an4 w .. tm•nster.
lnlae, oCa!!-! Garden Gro•• llltb t wttb an a : ti claab wltb tb• boat Arroaaata .
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Playoff
IDDoUbt • ' Nl:W OllLSAMI (AP> -Oalll.-.. wtde rec.et .. r CUit Bnadl ............ ta. two lat.,._ tcMcM+a n1 , . ._ eutsnet111......, ... .tdorJ OfW Jin Or-.. ....
put bliD a.at. tbt lfOOd ...... otCoaTom...._. 8ruda caqbl. ...__,...
for 111 Judi ill tile MODdQ aJSbt Ndclul hotbeU X.,U. ••me. tu UM lat two ... tbl key• -... , ........ tbat boCt.ecl
UM ICON .t IHI wtlb 1:11 to
pla1 md aa eiOt--Janler tbat
mact. tt .fUI wttb Ju1t aodll' two
minutel left .
.. Maybe um •ot me oat ot the
do• houle," Bruch uid after
the aame
B&ANCB DIDN•T explain
why nor. •t&rted Rieb Mutlnl
in bil place llonday, ~ be uJd
be wun't disappolDtecl that be
bid.
''I'm IUll part of the team,"
he Hid. "ll likes 4S IUYI to win
the 1ame, and I'm •Ult one of
t.k45 ..
The victory kept Oakland's
hopes of a playoff berth aUve.
• • 1 just told our team we have
a ch~ . . just win the last
three and, well, that'• lt,"
Florea 1aid
N~w Orleans baa to count on
beattne San Dleeo and Loi
An1eles loelne to Atlanta next
week That would set up a bead
to-bead flama·Sainta club for
the NFC West llUe.
"ThJ.J ii ooe o( my m01t diaap-
pointan1 louea ever," aald
Saint.a Coach Dick Nolan. "When
you've 1ot a 2l·potnt lead.
you've 1ot to keep it"
The Sainta had a 2l·polnt lead. twice.
AFl'Ea OAKLAND went out
in froot 1-0 on a three-yard pua
from Kea.Qy Stabler to U.irt end
Raymood Chat.er· in the ftnt
quarter. the Saint.a went ahead
28 7 wath a four-touchdown
secood quarter
Fullback Tony Galbreath
&cort'd OD a two-yard run 90
secoodl 1mo the aec:ood quarter
and on a 17-yard paaa from
Archie )laonto1 with Jlllt under r1 ve minutes eooe ln the period.
Chuck Muncie lcoted on a one
yard plunie wtlh four minutes
left befor~ tntermi11lon, and
U&ht end Henry aJJJ4I took a
28-y ard pua from Manni.DI ln
for a arore with 2:18 remalnlnJ.
B\lt Oakland c.me back to
make lt 21-H when Arthur Whit·
Un(t.on acored u time ran out ln
tbe fint ball.
TU£ MJNTS went up by 21
points aaain ln the third quarter
wbeo linebacker Kenny
Bord~&on intercepted a Sllbler
PHI and mumed ll 19 yards for
.i toucbdown
Mark van Ee1hen narrowed it
to 35 21 on • ooe-y ard run wilh
2.01 left La UM third quarter, aad
Oakland ICOred 21 polnta lD the
final period -all on PUNS by
Stabler.
Ti1bt eod Derrick Ramsey
1cored on a 17-yard pus two
mlnuta LDto tbe ftA&l quarwr.
and Brmcb tot tbe ftaal two.
Mia ftna1 aeon WU Mt ap by a blaarr• turnoYer. lluacle
fumbled 8l the New Orie.-u.
Oakland aafety Mite Dnta -~ It &Q>, ran to tbe IO ad
bounced the ball forward to
Unebaeker Ted Kendrtcb, for a.notb«......, yards.
Two NIDlq playa tot the ball
to tbe el1bt·1ard llae, and
Stabler btt 8raDch for tbe wtii· D1D• to.Jdldown from tbere.
''I've been wttb tbe Raiden
for etcbt ,.an, and we've been
ln • lot d tU& U'Pe of 1amea." Brand> said. "The Rai!Mra play
tbat kind ot football.''
Crew to Egypt
SEAT!'LE (AP) -For tbe
third 1••r ln a row, tb•
UDJ¥entl;J d Wublaitoa IDID'I cnw wU1 com,_. IA the Nlll ID-
YltaUOIW 1'0wtal Re1atta lD
EODt. UW .... mea NJ. "T~lrteea crew member-, aloa1 wlth CoecllH Dloll
ErleboD ad lob Snit. folma
UC Int. mmtor, will ... " SUtUI O.C •••. W~ WM
Hleetecl bf tM Natloul Al·
IOddclD tOf Am.-.. OerallD
t.o r•pr 11 • U.. uatt.d ......
Female Athletes Gain ''' Parity
I
Palmer
OttBloek
ell Heads All-county 118mn
"W•'r• talkl•• IOID• DOW
a bout Palmer.•• f•oeral
mua1er llaa.k Pwten aakl lloo-
dQ. "We'?e JO&nl to llnd out
how m~ lntereit then la in
him
"We've done a lot of sou.I
tearcb.inC. and we want to ex·
amine all our options while
we're bere," said Peten. He
empbasbed, however, the talks
are onlJ exploratory.
"We mi&ht not do anything,
and I doo't think anythin& will
happen. at leut not in the next
12 boun." Peters said.
In the put, Peters bas always
maintained Palmer was not
available, and that the Orioles
bad no intention of tradina blm.
Palmer said from his
Baltimore home, "I don't think
right now I'd go to Kansas City.
I won't go anywhere I don't eet
paid."
And the three-lime Cy Young
Award winner said the Orioles
won •t trade him unJess he wants
to go.
In addition to talks involvlng
Palmer, the Orioles also tossed
around the names of Joe Ker-
rigan. the pitcher who was unex-
pectedly cut during spnng train-
ing, shortstop Mark Belanger
and designated tutter Lee May Otoll'f ~ -.., Gert ·--KERWIN BELL -ORANGE COUNTY'S BACK OF THE YEAR.
Almon Lockab~y
Freeway Freedom?
81 ALllON LOCXABEY .,.., .......... -'-
The 12-meter yacht Freedom,
newest of tbe twelves deaienec'
and built tor the U80 America's
Cup defense, could, in one
respect, be termed the fast.est
yaclU in the world.
It was clocked at 72 miles per
hour on an AriEona highway
while being trucked from
Newport, R.l. to San Dieeo re-
cently.
OF COURSE, officials of Boat
Transit, lnc., the Costa Mesa
firm which trucked the Freedom
across country, are not exactly
bragging about that speed.
The clocking occurred when
the driver of the Boat Transit
truck and trailer forgot to let up
on the accelerator on a downhill
stretch of straight.away highway
and ran smack into a highway
patrolman's radar gun
Boat Transit, the largest boat
transfer firm in the United
States. bas also trucked the
12-meter Enterprise from Mip·
neford's Boat Yard, City Island,
N. Y. to San Diego where the two
yacht.a will start winter crew tra~ and sail trials later this
month.
THE ENTERPRISE is expect·
ed to arrive in San Diego today
barrio& weather conditions
which could delay her arrival.
Wben the two yachts book up
iD waters oll Point Loma both
wtll be under the command of
Dennis CGmor of San Die&o, the
skipper daeD by the New Yorit
Maritime Foundation to sail
whlcbever of tbe two yacht.a
turm out to be tbe f aatest in
winter teatinl at San Dle&o and
sprin& bials at N~rt. R.I.
Boat Transit built a apec:ial
trailer capable of transporting
th• 12 meters wbicb VU1 in
lenltb from 65 to 70 feet. Colt ol bulldln8 the trailer wu about
$25,000. It wu oriOJially built
tor the U.meter Intrepid when Jt w•• belna hauled around the W•t Cout u4 crou country
from S. DMl'O to Newport. R.I. '°" tbe im campatp.
in the United States. It onginat-
ed in Detroit but has been bead·
quartered in ea.ta Mesa for the
past niDe years Last year aJooe
the firm logged more than eight
million miles in hauling boats
cross country.
DUKING TRANSIT a central
dispatch office m Costa Mesa, un-
der the direction of John Rice,
coordinates with customer service the dally progress of
each load and controls the ac-
tivities of drivers and their
equipment.
Stormy Raee
Another team 1s in charge of
~pecial permits aod routing
hued on the height, width and
weight ol acb load.
Driven are handpicked and
must meet rigid driving
qualifications, according to
Thomasen. Each driver owns his
own tractor and worts as a
partner and individual bust
nessman with Boat Transit.
Although there have been no
serious accidents. Boat Transit
has a staff to maintain and ad-
minister a full cargo insurance
program
LB to La Paz:
Wlw Won, Where?
Who won what and where did
they win it"
Those are the questions Long
Beach Yacht Club race officials
have spent nearly a week resolv
ang since the abortive 1,000-rnile
Long Beach to La Pas race which
started out witb hieb expectations
Sept. 15-16.
1 wenty-0ne yacnts stane<l the
race but only six made it to La
Paz after gale force winds and
mountainous seas in Uie Sea of
Cortez drove the fleet to cover at
Cabo San Lucas.
BUT THERE WEaE NOT on-
ly two different fieeta -lntema-
ti on a 1 Offshore Rule and
Performance Handicap Racing
Fleet -Involved in the race,
there al!O were two races-from
Lone Beach to Cabo and from
CabotoLaPu
Mter nearly a week of 1arbled
radio tranamlaaionl. it wu final.
ly determined that moat ol the
yachts in both neeta actually
made it to Cabo. So there wu
plentJ ol hardware to be dil·
U1buted after the boats which • ..... boded out by the freak
1torm ftnaJly powered thelJ' way
to La Pa.
Official reauJt1 po1ted at
LBYC abow that Ulree IOR
yacbta and thrM PRBP yaditl
made Jt all the way to La Pu under sell. The iJ&ben were post·
ed u DNJ' <did not flDllh).
t'llll 111JC8 • CiJUtii: ID tbe
IOR cro:. lloate UYinOttm'• SO.foot tliooP CM«mat. ftQal
Del .., Y8dlt Clob WU ftnt to
fbatab al IA Paa WfUI a new •laPHCI UJIM Need o11 da1t, 11
lloun, II mlnut•• and 51 .....
But OMftmate. \h• 1trateb
boet ID U.. IOR lleet, wu UDab1e
to .... illilt .uaaacap tlma °"'
..... OorMe'• ,11,foOt ''°°'· t
Black Maftlc. which arrived 21 "'1
hours later. Black Magic's cor
reeled time was 4 .12·14 . 38
against 4 :13 .36 :18 for
Checkmate. The third boat,
Charles Cook's Slicker, LBYC,
made it in 7:17:09 36 with a cor
rected time of 5:19:41 :06.
OVERALL WINNER in the
PHRF fleet was Sneaker, a =n -
foot sloop co-skippered by Brian
Donaldson and Randy Morris,
LBYC with an elapsed time of
6 .19 :40:23, corrected to
5: 14 : 41 23. ( PHRF started 24
hours ahead of tbe JOR fieet)
Second overall in PHRF was
'Bert Zweig's 42-foot sloop
Zephyr, California Yacht Club,
and third wu Mas Rapido, a
30-foot •loop CO·Skippered by
Jim Hollywood and Bruce
Sardone, Dana Point Yacht
Club.
When the times were all com·
puled for tbe race to the cape, It
was determined that Checkmate
won tbe President of Mnico
Tropb.J for tbe best elaJHMd tlme
to tbe cape u weU u La Pu.
SECOND JO& YACHT at the
cape waa Bob Keleher'• Sliver
Fo• wblcb waa awarded tbe
Governor ol BaJ• California Sur
Tropl\J. Boa 11~·1 Bil 'Ml. BaJl>a• Y•drt Club, woa the Qb
of La Pu ~ (01' tile t!l1rcl
IOR bo.t at tM ca~ on e1rpeMd
time. CbuCk CcM* • SUcker •• •••rded tM M•1lcan TOWiat CouocU ~~ tor tbe fcutll boatoo.-.ume.
Overlll C!Glricted tiJDe WlllDlr:
al I.be f#9 ftl a. Mel.W.'1
811 WJC mid &bl OY#aJl Uo•
dlcap wtaaer I• PRar wa1 Ltpr~ a Nari kMdl t!O•tkljllpe"'41 b7 Uae)' ...
1Mi1 OOlllll. LaYC.
--AIMON UM:K•MY
Seven Area Stal94 on First Team,
81 aoo1ta CAaLION .... ....., .........
Edlloo HJ.ab'• Kerwin Bell, who establilbed blmHlf a the all·tlme leadlnl nUiw tor a ttnaJe
MUOD ID 0nnu County btltory J'riday, Im Mm named coaaty lack ot the Year by the Dall.r Pilot.
Additional boGon to Zdl8cm Rip st.an. wbo bav• domlneWct the 1ceoe a1nc:e the aeuoa'1 start.
10 to quarterl)adt Frank Searer aDd t1Cbt ead
Mark Boyer u ft.nt teaP1 leleetiom.
TDD 01&&& alAJIGm -l.inetNlcUn1
Troy Seurer and Bill Malavut and oUemive
tackle nm Inman, have been booored wttb Hamd
team bertm.
C09dl ol the Year laur-eU go to SaD&a Ana
Hi1b'1 Tom Meiss. wbo ha led bis Saintl tr-om
yean of oblivion to 10 straicht vletortea, the Ceo·
tury Leque championship and a berth ln tbe CIF
Soutbem CGDference aeml.ftnals
Metts' selection over such candidates u
Marina's Dave Thompson. Loara's Herb Hill.
Estancia'& Ed Blantoo and El Dorado's Glen Haat-
m1s, wu as hotly contested a.a most of the bertba
on the three teamJ.
Other first team selections from tbe Oranse
Coast area include Costa Mesa receiver Dan
Bauer, Marina 1uard Steve Alosio, Newport
Harbor defensive lineman Neil Ross and Mater
Del defensive back Cralf Carlyle.
BELL, WHO PACKS l*l poonda of muscle on a
5-9 frame, baa rushed for 1,86.1yardson229 cames
for the Sunset League champ;on. He's scored 24
touchdowns and included are scormg runs of 72, 70,
56, 56, Sl, Sl, 47, 41, 41 and 40, plus an 80-yard scor-
mg play with a pass
Seurer, a three-year starter for Edisoo, bas
completed 107 or 184 attempts for 1,703 yards and
19 touchdowns, with Boyer bis primary tareet.
The 6-S Boyer bas caueht 38 paues for 618
yards and eight touchdowns. hl5 mo6t recent a
22-yarder that gave Edlaon the go-ahead score to
qualify for the 81g Five Conference semifanals Fn-
day
ALOSJO WAS THE HEART of Manna's solld
1nter1or, which paved the way to the VikiJl&.a'
finest season in the school's history.
Bauer set an Orange County record u a re·
ce1ver. catching 73 passes for 1.169 yards and a
dozen touchdowns
Ross. elearly the Sunset League s blue ctup de
fens lve lineman. was also used at m1ddlt'
linebacker Cor the Sailors
The lineman of the year award goes to
Cypress High llnebacker Tim Reilly
* * *
f'lrst Team Offem..e
Pos. PlJlyer, Scbool Hl.
TE Mark Boyer. Edison 6 5
T -Steve Wilhams. Esperanza 64
G -David Rozsa, El Modena 6-2 c -Bruce Boatman, Capo Valley 6 l
G -Steve Aloeio, Marina 6·2
T Matt Moran, Servile 6-S
WR-Dan Bauer. Costa Mesa 5 11
B -Frank Seurer. Edison 6-2
B -Bob Caffrey, Loara 6 1
B -Kerwin Bell. Edison S-9
B -Fred Crl&sin&er. Troy 5 10
Fl.rd Team Def~
DE-Brian Noble, Anaheim 6-3
DE-Taalolo Pau, Westminster 6-3
OLM -Randy Hogbin. Troy 6-2
OLM -Neil Ross. Newport Harbor 6-3
OLM-Mart Kricfalusi. Canyon 6 ..
LB-Rm Re1.Uv~oress 6-3
LB-lm Elias. rvite 62
LB-Nate Franklin. Santa Ana Valley 6-2
DB-Craig Carlyle. Mater Dea 6-0
DB-Jefr Williams. Santa Ana 63
DB-Jeff Sanchez, Troy 6·0
Sffcmd Team Off~
TE Rick Buhler, M1ss1on V1e10 63
T --Tim Inman, Edison 6 2
G -Doug Beeuwsaert, Mater De1 6·3 c -Lance Perry, Marina 5.9
G -Dan Rozsa, El Modena 6 2
T Mark Solomon. San Clement... 6-6
WR-Bob Bodine, Loara 5 5
B -Jim Karsatos, Sunny Hills 6-3
B Rich Sanchez, Mission V\eJo 59
B Victor Prawl. Santa Ana 5 11
B Rod Simmons. 1-;1 Dorado 5 II
~dTeam Defense
DE Tony Camp, Estancia 6 5
DE Scott Braga. Los AlamJtos 62
OLM-John Cross. Villa Park 6 l
OLM -Raul Victores, Anaheim 60 DLM Frank Torres, El Dorado 60
LB-Troy Seurer, Edison 5 11
LB-Bill Malava.si, Edison 6 l
DB-Mike Lawler. Servile s..g
DB-Jeff Baruier. San Clemente 5-10
DB-Alan Gaddis. Newport Harbor 5-9
OB Mike Patras, El Dorado S-10
ftlrd Team Offeue
TE-Todd Bigas, Pacifica
T -Doug Pacoe, El Toro
G -Greg BoWncer, Buena Park. c -Ralr, Martinez, Santa Ana
G -Phi Tedman, Bolsa Grande
T -Dan Sherman, Katella
WR-Martt Huntley, Mari.Ju
B -·BW Lux, Colt.a Mesa
8 -RM Kotler, Ocean View
8 -B Welch, Garden Grove
8 -·Mike Keefe, Eaperanu
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DE-Cwt Aron.a. San Clemente 6-4 190
DUI-Alan A.Ilana, Estancia 6-2 240
DLM-Klrlt Dodge, Lowell 6·1 210
DLJl-Dave Brunnemmer, Ftn Val 6-2 215
LB-Rob Heller. Villa Park 6-1 220
LB-Ram Douglas, Troy 6-0 l*l
DB-llartl llattias, Sunny Hills 5-10 160
DB-11.lte Stane>er. Los AlamJtos 5-11 165
DB-JotmBk>wens. Lowell 5-10 170
DB-Enc Pnce. Santa Ana Valley S-11 175
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Orange Coast Co11ege. wb1ch struggled
through a 2-8 season. placed four players on the All··
Soutb Coast Conference team selected t>y
coaches
Tight end Mike Camp, who caught 3S passe:. • for 384 yards. and linebacker Rick Boyer, who reg •
t.St.ered UllJ tackles, were tbe Pirates' first team .
booorees
Second team choices for Orange Coast m ~luded center Jeff Heikes and linebaclter Dave
Meador.
San Diego Mesa quarterback llatt Kofler wa!\
tabbed the coaferftlce's offensive player of the
year. wtule Mt. San Ant.ocuo'g Danny Lauter wa!>
given lOp defensive honors
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C---G lam McCormick. San Dieeo Mesa 236
G-Eric.t Petenon. San Die,o Mesa 240
G-JerTY Mejia, Fullert.oa 22S
T-Jobn Carrol. Cerritos 215
T-Jlm Ritclue. Mt. San Antocuo 220
TE-llfb C...p, Oruge c.-m
SE-Cbaries PhillJps, Grossmoot 175
SE-Louu Leidelmeyer, Fullerton 180
QB-Matt Kofier, San Diego Mesa J80
RB-Darryl Sauth. Sant.a Ana 170
RB-Scott Rauch. Grossmoot 195
RB-Toay BushaJa. Ful.Jertoo 180
P-M1.b Horan. FuJJerton !RO
K -Deorus Newman, Grossmont 190
SeeoDd Team Offease
C-Jeff Helketi, Oraa~e Coast ?JS
G-Ball Saddler, Cerntos 2H>
G-Doo WillJ.s. Santa Ana l3S
T -Lonrue Klcoodo. tirossmont 235
T-Bob Tayk>r, San Diego Mesa 240
TE-Scott Forbes. i''ullertoo 210
SE-Anthony KelJey, San Du~~ Mt>Sa 170
SE-Clint Sampson. Mt. San Antonio 180
QB-Dave Wilson, Fullerton 2IO
RB-Ark> Gates. Cemt.os IBS
RB-Bob Verburjl!. Santa Ana 16S
RB-James Matthews. Mt. San Antoruo 186
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OL--Brodenck Thompson. Cemt05 265
DL-Micruael Otis, Santa Ana 212
OL-Bruce OgnibeM. San Dleeo Mesa 210 DE-Darren Comeaux, San Diego Mesa 218
DE-Brett Hunsaker, Fullerton · 200
LB-IUdL lloJer, Oruge Coul 218
LB-Alan Peterson, San Dieeo Mesa 205
OB-Nate Bradley, Sant.a Aria 185
DB-Kent Paine, Grossmoot 180
DB-Ron Harris. San Diego Mesa 180
OB-Danny Lauter, Mt. San Antonio 178
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DL-Jobo Gleason. Santa Ana 218
DL-TOl\Y Hunt, San Diego Mesa 200
DL-J. Bellero6e. Ill. San Antonio 190
DL-·Garrett Taplin, Fullerton 230
DE-Dave Meador, Oru1e Cou& Ht
DE-Rict GomaJes, Mt. San Antonio 220
LB-Tom Haselton. Cemt.os 210
LB-Larry See. Cemtos 210
DB-Marte Coleman. Cerritos 190
DB-Bobby Carlo9. lit. San Antonio 180
08-Robln Feeney. Fullerton 175
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ton, Sherman flnler, Earl Svea·
D1D11eo, Jlm RUJ.ieekt and Jerry
Preuu.
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celve a three-day vacation ln
GOLF
Laa Veeu at the Sahara Hotel
witb a microwave oven for
closest to the pln and a Mercury
Capri for a bole-ln-0ne.
Entry tee tor the affair is S300
wbicb includes ereeo fees, cart.
refreshments, dinner and other
awards. For further informa-
tion, contact coordinator Bob
Boyd at (213) 741·2221. • • •
ONE OF THE ODDmES or
tbe most recent PGA Tour quall-
fyin1 school i.s the (act that 27
golfers successfully completed
the course and not one or the
group lives or was born in the
st.le of California. There haven't
been very many times in
recent years that such a situa·
tion bas occurred and it wun 't
for lack of Golden Stale appli-
cants. • • •
WHEN nlE SENIORS cham·
plonsblps are stag ed at
Tumberry llle Country Club in
North Mlamt, some of the
greatest names in the hi.story of
golf will be present to contend
for t.be Utle.
Among t.be entrants are 14
former PGA champions, five
U.S. Open winners, four Masters
victors, two British Open win·
ners and 29 members of the U.S.
Ryder CUp team.
PGA champiom playing in the
50·and-over tournament include
Jerry Barber, Julius Boros.
Walter Burkemo, Jim Ferrier,
Dow Flnaterwald, Doug Ford.
Chuck Harbert, Chandler
Harper, Jay Hebert, Lionel
Hebert, Don January, Paul Run·
yan and Sam Snead.
Masters winners include Doug
Ford, Bob Goalby, Snead and
Art Wall while U.S. Open win·
nera are Tommy Boll, Boros,
Jack Fleck, Ed Furgol and Lew
Worsham. ••• A SPORTS CELEBRITY golf
tournament over two days la be-
ing planned at Pala Mesa Coun·
try Club in Fallbrook Dec. 12·13
with 1ucb bueball lwninaries aa
Jim Fre101i, Dick Williams,
Jerry Coleman, Dave Garcia,
Bob Skinner, Alvin Dark, Del
Rice, Bobby Winkles, Rollie
Fingers, Frank Tanana, Dave
LaRocbe, Don Sutton and
Charlie Houp amone the en·
tranu. * * •
CBIP 8llOT8 -Bob Hope and
former President Gerald a.
Ford recently diatrlbuted
'950,000 to 31 desert charities
from =ar·s Desert Clasalc. The wer Medical Center
received the lar1est check for
S665,000 aa tbe tournament
paned the fT.8 million mark in
charity donaUona . . . Recent
holea·ln-one included aces by
Ono Fruko of Cosu Mesa at
Mesa Verde ~untry Club and
Dorb £. lfellde at Colt. Mesa
Golf and Country Club
. . . Here'• the lineup for the
PGA Tour dates on the West
Cout to set the 1980 aeuoa un-
der way: Jan. 9-U-Bob Hope
Desert Cla11lc; Jan. 11·20-
Pboenb Open; Jan. 24-2'7-AnclJ
Williams-San Dteao Open; Jan.
3l·Feb. a-Bina Croeby National
Pro-Am; Feb. 7-10-Hewallan
Open; Feb . 14 ·17-Joe
GarasJola·Tuctoo Open; Peb.
21·2'-0ltn Campb•ll·LOI
Aa111-0pen .
Rutherford
Makes Switch
FOR THE RECORD/ OOLF / 8U8tNE81
Ship C111·tails Trip
Hundreds Say Farewell to Oriana
VAJCCOUVl!a, Bntlah Colllmbla CAP) -CUWraMft been laQped.
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coat floal .. f'r1Dd1CO ~ CS-.. W.111 wlllcla nnJted when the lblp'• water _...,
l!nalnd ad Aamalla. became C!Cld•ntlnat.d wWa lmmD • ....._
P ..S 0 oftkt&1t baq did CM Oita& milllt 'l'ba cnbo6d outbreak CGlt Pad O a ...... ·
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ftdellt led MODiil an wl.lUDI to p&J blf;blr ,.,., w ID Vueouv•.
BOW&V&ll, OSIAMA capt. l>eDnla Scott ~~~~~~~~~~===:5°
llUICIDuld 8uDd&Y 1t WU cti..-forP udOtofly
pu ..... to end trom SAD PnDdleo tbaD to ea.·
tlDuetocalloaVueouver. WWI 2,500 pa ... t:n and crew, tbe 42.000-t.oe
UHr eoDIJIJDIW -tou of fUeJ • da.J •• eaat of about '150 a ton be uld. Tbe tue1 cnmch eTen atreetad a f\meral aboard
the Oriana.
Solve Your 1979
Tax Probl11111 Nowtl
enfoy .... &flU of up to 8 ~ tH •1dtll:tten la 1tft wt.tie ,.rtlclpatln1 In • l'lka"IY prefl~
tMtiYatld iftWstmettt. A tew day. out from !'wt BY~. P'la. •
Vancouver woman died ot a heart attack on the
eve ot ber 48tb •eddine aalvenary, and her
buaband uked that 1be be buried at ....
• T1'e llfltDry of Chts lnwstfMftt ii
oneoleoundneu.
• TMre ts ttrwng merit for
hlture flnlnclal pin. Tradltlooally. the abip'a •llMI are stopped
out at such times, but the Oriana'• eolinn were
kept nmninl becauae to restart them would hl\'e
wuted too much tuel. •TH apl .... IUIW bMfl ,....,_.In fnwef
tftlt Investment by some of ............
most Pf'9llJ11out ~w al'MI accoufttlftl firms. llA880N, AP AND 0 employee •ln~ 1950, aaid
in an lntervtew be doubted that cruiae abipa u bil u
the Oriana will be bullt aaain. .. • The M'IOUltt of this lnvntment may be llCIJusMd
to meet yt11Ur personal tlnandal llblatloft. The Oriana, built in Enalaod in 1981, eo1t ~
million .
"'Ibe cost today would be protllbitlve, and I
doubt U there la a shipyard in the 1W0rld that would
tender," said Muaon, "and even U they did,
the cost would be ao utrooomlcal there is no way
you get a ~turn oo capit.1 lnvested.
The U!e of a deep-sea ship la about 25 years.
Act now and pay leas •flCOf!'le t• In 187Vn
GIRALO L ICOU.1 ANANCW S8YICIS .,... ...... _we.21
llO ... ...,_. C..... Drift
There were nine P and 0 ahlpa oo tbe trans·Paciftc
run in the mld·l.980a, but all except Oriana aod the
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644-2507
Anthony
Dol/,ars
Pondered
WASHINGTON CAP>
-The government says
tt ts thinking about glv·
ing the new Swsan B. An
tbony dollar an even
newer look.
The U.S. Mint is run·
ning tests to see if the St
coin can be ~hanged to a
bronze or br&!s color, an
agency official said Fri·
day. The Mint la COD·
sidering changing the
coin's color tn an effort
to get the public to use tl
more. Critics of the new
coin, introduced July 2,
say it is too euUy COO·
fused with a quarter and
that the public prefers
paper currency.
"What we're dotoc
now ls strictly ex·
plorat.ory research aod
development work.··
said the Mint offtclal
wbo asked not to be
named. "It's likely to be
several months before
we come up with
somethlns."
Seminar
Slated
OnSales
A t.hree·bour semlnar
for aaleamen and aalea
manaaen. titled "Sales Motivation aod Types of
Sales M:-Jement," ls to be oil at Oran1e
CoutColleeelhilfall.
The seminar la
scheduled trom 7·10
p.m., Dec. s. in occ•a
Fine Arta Hall 11.9. Ad·
milaloo la free.
Seminar lecturer la
Ben Aloe. director ot
sales and tra!nlne for
RB Furniture. Atoe bu
owned a furniture at.ore,
and bu been in the re·
ull sales bua1neaa ror 30
yean. Re la a member
of the American Society
ot Trainint Dlrectonz
and ot Salea ano
Marketln1 Exec11tlvea
lntema.tb:W.
Ledure toplca ~luff
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Feature•,•• "What
Kakea People Buy," I
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eno
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Hlopmut maaacer for Ute Newport BeacJa
-------------------di•Wcm ol ..._A. I ?-A 1dat11, aa arebltedun.-ct I baa allptt1111 eompar.
$50,000to$500,000
INCOME PROPEn"YSECONDS
" c.iMwtu: o""' o1 Newport Beadl bu Joined o.c.Mwr Que, Ut"'C l a • c I I ':i t.e .• ol 1"tne. an~. pablle relatlom
markettnc firm. u art clindar.
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named marketlna aemcem muaaer for Amerteaa
Wanu&J ca,_adla ot Loi Aqe1es.
Sk:1uri 8ra1* ol H\llltiDltm Beach b.u been
appotnted manaa• ol Padllc n.uee LMll'• San
Clemente bnDch amce.
r ........ ~ partner, aDd fonuerb Jn
the tax department of the Loi ADlelel oftlee ol
&eaae< . Le• .. dlal A C.••a&J, CPA ·1. baa
tramferred to the firm's Newport Beach Offtce u
director« tuea.
C1aartel w. a.Mrta of Traboco Canyon baa
been named aenlor rice president of creative
aemces for .1...-Aueda• i... ot lrviDe.
Lyn Din bu jotned I ' tll1al Bnbn' 1ales
and leasinl .tan u a marketiq spedallat in the
f1.J1D 's Newport Beach ofJlce at 40t1 MacArthur
Boulevard.
Weuera Eledre••U•e. a divlalon of
Chromalloy E1ectrooics. bu named Erwtll •9"1' esecutive Yic:e president. lleyer la a resident of
Huntlngtoll Beach.
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Effective Thutaday
11.121~11.111
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&-Month Money Maf1cat Ac:cciunt ($10.000 mir!inum)
.Effective aecember e thru 12
An .. _,ftl
Leonore Penfil of Penftl·
Blita Communication.a. bu been named executive
director of tbe NewPort
Center Asaoclatlon. replac·
101 the late Dick
McFarland •
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Al Rasch, formerly with
Baldwin Park Hospital. bas
been appointed assistant ad-
ministrator at Costa Mesa
Memorial Hospital. He lives
in Costa Mesa .
ThatClier ·Eyes
Cost-benefit
DUBLIN· Ireland <AP> -Will ....... ~ becocDe tbe
Commoa llarUt'• Qar'-de oaan. oltbe 119111?
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&:a:W:.mtt ~-= = ::'':.~t=-r=: prime mtnftt... ealll •'foC&lb' bt-
tolerable.'•
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t....u tt .. UnUy "°'* ....... me to tbe eommantt.J Mew u. net bad8et paymeaa ol more
tb.all 12.S blWcia for i. .... fat blCber dum aiq .,.._. member
:=J:~thlrd~
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ol around SZ2 bWioa from tu.es
oo member aaUou' food lm·
porta. eustocm ct.a. and ..... tues. BrUalD still lmportl macb
ol lb food from former eolcaiea
oaulde tbe market -Ne•
Zeal•M lamb, for example -ao tta payments are 1.Dord•nately
blab. lln. 'lbatcbet' bad IOUlbl a
better deal at the Dublin meet-iDI. but tbe matter WU pal oil to
the oest swnmlt. probably in
February bl Bnauela, wben tbe
eommumty la bued. u tbllt mMHQI falls to P9db Kn. Thatcher. some market
wat.cben speculate abe may try
a technique employed bJ tbe
late Prw:b PnsMtent Cbarie9
de Gaulle &D tbe mid·dml.
CLAllllNG TBAT t.be marbt
WU iDfriDCiDI OD the ~
ty of Frace. be •aced a cam·
paip « calcul.ated. pualve ob-
at.ruction1&m.
It came to a bead wtt.b bis so-
called "open chair" policy.
Over The Counter
aanAIN COULD blodt Wm
price lDcreUes ad could .i.o
LeaallJ ntule to eoUect border
taxes cm food tmporta .
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tiou are Ukely to keep Britain
from walkinl out of tbe market
altosetber. "We live ln a fairly
da.a1erou1 world.'' said one top
Britiab offidaJ. who declined to
be ldf'ntifted. "We need a \m.i1ed
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buJlnl a Pit I• airutmu, beatn your lnqmt 11, NMare& and~ lboDDiq atooee.
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ma1 be a ,.rt of 1our famll1for1DaQ1 yun.
lt may even be Uvlq at
home loa,pr' tban IOme
of tbe )'Ollllll redplenta.
TOO OnEN, YOU WILL be auratt.d IOlely by t.be
first cWe udm.al wttb 1ppe1bn1 efel ud I Watm•lootiq
nutty coat. Too often.u:"''U be ftJJed wttb ream. even re·
IDOt"H, wbea7ou re that the puppy you cboee wu not
tulted to the lifestyle of the family.
You can bave a kit of fun ral.aiq a puppy, but tM job
requtr• ftnnneu u well aa love Ir you do It properly,
you'll have 1 devoted dot and a aoeclal add.iUon t.o tbr
quality of your Ute
Here are aiouncant 1wdelines to ~lder before you
make any purchase. Jn th1a cue. the 1uidellnea are for
puppies
< l J Check the t.empenment and health ot the puppy
Don't buy a Um.id pup. Dop that bide when you attempt to
touch them or jump away wbeo you approach probably
will be diuppointmenll
'2> Be ••are of bow the dot wUl fit Into your Ufe11tyle .
F'or amtance, do not buy a domlnatin1 do& to 1tay with an
elderly rei.ttve. The mMt Mgreuive doc in the Utt.er mMy
be the wrooa do« for your bouaehold at a future date
( 3) P\1ure what you will have t.o spend not only for the
pe t. but ror trips to the vetertnllrtan und pon lblt'
hoApllJllluUon of the pet <~e 1trc not puny 11um11 ' I
know >
14> Lum aa much aa you can about the type of animal
before you buy Read pet maeaz1ne11 An Important
w urr(' of information would be ., vuut to pet ahow11 <tt
which tM brt.'t'd you think yoo fa vor 1.11 being ,hown TheM'.
dogs are usu.ally the best of I.he breed
15) II you're pfannJng to buy a purebred, d111cwi11 the
advantaces and daudvanta1es ot w different breeds You
will ue the greatest variety at the pet s hows and may talk
with the owners and tratnera wbo know moat about the
breeda
161 Dtscu.u with • vetenruemen the breed of the a.ntmal
you wlll\l t.o buy, the type of home you have, your fam1ly'r.
hablll. your frH ume, the number ol children In your
f1tmily
17 > If J)(»l~1blc. buy from a breeder
Investors Disregard
Iran News; Dow Up
NEW YORK IAP> -Stock pnc~ 11dunced mode rut.e
Iv tod.ty u traders waited out devclopm~nl!\ In I run
The [)ow Jones averaee of 30 tnduatnalto W.IUI ur> 5 29
point.a to Gt 91
Gainen outnumbttred ~ by about an 8 s margin In
the tally ol N~ York Stock Eacb.an«e·lJated laaues
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Jimmy McNlcbol <left>. Marc McClure
and Michele Tobin lead the 1ood llf e on
the beach tn ucallfornla Fever" tonl&bl
at 8 on CBS, Channel 2.
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Orelle9tra Ind 111 ~
tO< Carlo ....... Guillnl D 8HANANA
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TUN!
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George Jeffereon
Oernend• .,, ~llOn
Wf>en he d1~ Arc:Ne
hM paid hlm with I pllony
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Tim Conwey lalll1 about
hla career; A lllmec:I
enownter with IN i.oeno-
ary Bogtoot
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I KTLA (Ind ) Los Angeles
AABC·lV(ABC) Los Angetes
Cl) KFMB (CBS) San Diego
G KKJ. lV (Ind ) Los Angeles 9 KCST (ABC) San Diego
I KTTV (Ind) Los Angele!.
KCOP· lV (Ind I Los Angele'\
KCET· lV (PBS) Los Angeles e KOCE·lV (PBS) Hunhngton Beach
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unectupulous c.mpetgn
ITleNQ8r ''* 10 CO¥et up !tie dMlfl unlN llt., ,,,.
pollc:'OM •wov. • * * "s.rv-nc R)otler ltN31 L .. Marvin, Bfad·
ford o.m.n
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duc:lng C"4'1My M hi•
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John Wayne In her hOllM
Mlef\ he •I~ In TllCll-'-
to pubilan I~
1:0~
"The Long Wiit Of The
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parw 10 )Olll lhe ~
oomp•Ullon "' 1a&4. oltlet
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9:40 TH! GREAT llW>K>
COMEDIANS
O.oro• 8urna Gr1c1e
Allen Jac:t. Benny Ind
m<lf9 remmliloe Ind , ..
creete lhe golden .,. of
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11:0080 IJ(J)O NEWS I =ME LAUOH
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Murder ( 19701 Louis
Jou<dln. S...11 Berger A
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The n Antaalo Spun provide tbe op· postllon \Onl~t.
KTLA • 8:00 --"Serseant Ryker.''I
Lee Marvin In one of h1I bat roles u an' Army ,aeraeam accused ol treuon dur·
ln1 the Korean War. wtth Pct.er Gravel
and Bradford Dtlhnu.
KCETCll9:40 -The Great Radio
Comedians. The aolden a1e of radio
comedy durin1 the 1930s and 40s ls re
called with the voices ~ Jack Benny.
Geor1e Bum5, Gracie Allen and othen.
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JOHN DARLING
RUQ 1 DON'T THINK 'WE. 51-0Ul.D HA'Vf lHIS GUY 0NT14E ~WHO CLAI~ 1HA1 ELVIS PRE~£V l Al.KfD 10 HtM FROM 1 HE <.>RAVE!
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AU. lHE.~ GVcf> « DO~ I'S EXPlOOING
EL \11$ NAME lO MA1C£
A00CK '
Mork Meets .th-ehie-and Baeks Down
By PETER J. BOYER
" ·Morie and Mtnd11' did what wurpect·
ed of it °" SUttdaJI• -•.ta.blWiing an au
c.hnce /or ua tft Chat Ctme pniod." -T<mJI
Thomopoulo1,prelident o/ ABC Enkrlcnn-
mnt.
Arnold Goldblall's translation
"Ub-oh, we goofed."
My aood pal Arnold, pool-cleaner
and screenwriter, is a bandy fellow
when it comes to interpreting
networkese. Arnold has spent most of
his adult life studying the entertain·
ment subculture, and he knows its
language and customs quite well.
several programming risks before
lhls TV season. The move t.bat drew
the meet attenUon was the transfer of
·'Mork" from Thursday to Sunday.
''Mork" was televtson's hoUest
new show last season, the brtpteat
of a strtna of new hits ABC developed
last year. Its talented yotmg star,
Robin Williams. was proclaimed
knight ot the realm and sent to do
battle with one Arclue Bunker. an old
guy whose house was in dilorder
Other risks have been re-
considered "Laverne and Shirley, ..
moved from its successful Tuesday
night slot at the beginniq ol the
season, was moved again and will be
moved once more at mldaeason.
"Fanlaay Island," which laeeed
when moved to Friday ni.gbt.s, te·
cuperated ln its old Saturday night
slot "The Ropers," moved from
Tuesday where 1t enJoyed 1 suc-
c easful run, has contracted a
terminal low rating in its Saturday
night slot and 1s due for change or
cancellation
Y £8, A BUSY and disrupting
season for ABC, and there are maJOr
changes yet to come. wbeo the
network adds half a do&en MW shows
at mldsea&on Of all ~activity Mr.
Thomopou)os commentecl the other
day:
·'The changes we bave m8de are
des1gned to build new entertaiuin& and s uccegful programs wblle tt·
lainine the stability and strength ol
our current prime time schedule ·
Arnold's translation· .. We tried to
fix something that wasn"l broken,
maybe we can put 1t back together and
nobody will notice.·· WERE IT NOT for Arnold, I might
have misinterpreted the above state·
menl by Mr. Tbomopoulos to mean
that "Mork and Mindy'' did what
ABC expected it to do on Sundays
ARCIOE'8 OLD show, "All in the
Family," had sort of dissolved under
the effecta of cut attrition and old
age, and Archie !Carroll O'Collnor>
braced for the joust with YO\Ull Mork
wbile grappling with new co-at.an
and , essentially, a new sbow·
"Archie BunJter's Place."
Science Show Slated
Act.ually. ABC bad hoped to use
"Mork" to destroy CBS' Sunday
nights, one of the few comers of
prime time that was not under ABC
domination last season. Perhaps feel-
in_g a self-assured sense of destiny
after spending two decades at the
bottom of the network pile, ABC took
Yet, Archie won. After weelu of
disappointing ''Mork" ratlnp, ABC
announced last week that ''Mork and
Mindy" waa returniba to Thursdays
lo heal. The retreat capped a aeuon
of backpedali.n1and1econd·eueulne
at ABC, a season that bas been, for
the most part, rather distreulng.
WASHINGTON (AP) -A new will be broadcast daily lD late after.
public television series aimed at en-noon by the more than 280 member-
couraglq an interest in lcleoce by 1tatlona of the Public Broadcut.lq
pre·teenaaers will make lta debut on Service.
Jan. 14, the National Education As· "We want to show our vie.en th.It
aociatloo aa.id. science l.I all around them, ln almost
The aeries, to be called "3-2·1 CON· everythinJ they see. touch or do,"
'TACT," I.I being produced by the said work.ahop pretidenl Joan Gam
Cblldrens Television Wor_Ubc?P_ .... .__and ___ C;...oo_n-'ey,._. __________ _
Changes Afoot at ABC
MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY NEW YORK <AP> -CBS.
winner of the networks' fall rat-ini• .. Sweeps" for the flnt time
since 1'75, ••YI lt plana only
minor mldleuoo adjustment of
lta prime-time achedule.
ABC, ln contrast, Hid last
week that six aertea would pre-
miere after the firlt of the year.
NBC bu not announced l.lneup
cbanaea for tbe second ball of
the1euon.
CBI GOI' ol1 to a alow start ln
Sepeamber, but ln recent wMlu
hu becun to chip at ABC'• lud
la Uae radql.
Network fl1urea, based on
dau from the A.C. Nielnn Co.
for New. 1 ... lbowed CBS wttb
a.a •ftfal• rattna of 20.1 to 19.7 for ABC and 1'1.T (o?' NBC.
IT • DValNG UM IC>C81led
.. 1weepe" that Nlelaeu meuures
local audiencea to help aet na-
tional advertising rates. The
networb traditionally have at·
tempted to attract vlewen dur-
ing the "• weep1" wltb
blockbuster pro1rammiaf.
There were some fli'lt-nm mov-
ies and publicized apeelala ill
November, but the competitkin
waa leaa active than in recent
year•.
CBS Hid a new balt·bour
slttaatlon comedy, "Houae
CalbJ 11 ttarrlnl Wayne Roten
and i.~ Reqran, would JcQ
the schedule Dec. 17.
TO 9"D room for the pro. IJ'azn, "WKBP in Clocbmatl''
will move from t :• to a p.m. Mondays, and "Tb• Laat
fteaort." wblcb PNmlend in
September but bu been ln limbo
in recent weeu. wtll return ta
tbe acbedule at 8:30 p.m. Mon-
day•.
"The While Shadow," which
alra 8-9 p.m. Mondays, will
move to Tuesday nilhta at the
aame time bel1nnlng Dec. 18, replacm1 ·'California Fever,"
which will leave the air after
Dec. 11.
Skating Show Set
"An Evenlnt of CbAmplonlbip
Skatlq" brlDo to•etber on ice
many Ol1mplc bopefula, and
former oatiollal and Olympic
cbamplona from En1land, Canada, HuqU)' and the ~
ed Stat. In an array of speed, 1raee and freHtyle 1tattn1
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his final sequence with Mlss
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sented.
SCOTI' MICHAEL and Susan
Soesbe are quite captlvali..oi as
the young honeymooners
through whom the others stt
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Satard&JI at 1:80 ID ttie PIQboUM. 202 Aveldda Cabrillo, Sa aemente . ••• CALLBOAaD -Auditiom will be beld Dee. 10 and 12 fiom
4 to 1 p.m. for Saddleback Colleee'• producUoG of Samuel
Beckett'• "WaitJAI for Godot"
ln t.be Sbdo 'lbeater ol tbe MJ..a •
aion Viejo campus . . . any member ot the community may
read for the show. which will
open Feb. 14 under the direction ot Bonnie C.O,bill
Flnal audiliona will be beld
tonJeht at 7 .30 al lbe Lagun.
Moulton Playhouse to complete
the cut or "St. Joan" ... tbe U·
tie role bas been cut. but a
larae company of s upporting
performers 1a needed .
tryouts will be held at the
playhouse. 606 Laguna Canyon
Road, LagWla Beach
BACKSTAGE South Coast
Repertory 1s gett.mg more good
exposure as the featured picture
on the cover of the new Pacific
Telephone dire<'tory the
phone book was d1stnbuted to
700,0000rangeCounty homes
Zeppo's Death EDds Era
By BOB THOMAS
PALM SPRINGS <AP> -The
epoch of the mad, mad Marx
Brothers has ended with the
death of Zeppo, the youngest and
least funny of the comedy team.
Zeppo Marx. 78, died Friday
at Eisenhower Medical Center
after a long term. undisclosed
illness.
Zeppo was the last of the
famed brothers Chico. the
Italian-accented pianist of the
act, died in 1961. llarpo, the
mute. frlght-w1gecd blonde
chaser, followed in 1964. Gum-
mo. who le{t the team early to
manage the Marx careers, died
in 1977. G roucbo, the tart·
"FANTASIA"'
11QUADROPHB4IA"'
·~comedy
to cheer about.
It's ju.tJt excellent."
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tongued leader of the Manes,
s uccumbed the same year.
THE MAllXES WERE devout·
ly anti-establishment long before
the term was prevalent Pomposi·
ty. especially in the dowa_ger
figure of Margaret Dumont, W88
their favorite target. Although the
brothers made their lut film
togethet' in 1950s, their lconoclsm
makes them favorites with
today'sgeneration.
Their uniqueness extended to
their names, acqwred early m
their careers. Julius became
Groucho and Adolph became
Harpo for obvious reasons.
Gummo (Milt.on) was a habitual
gum che\\er as \\as Chico
1 Leonard). which the family
pronounced Ch1cko. as in ch1cle
THE NAMING OF Zeppo
1 llerbert) wru. more obscure
The legend 1s that Minrue. tht-
matnarch of the Marxes. want
ed to keep her boys out of the
army during World War 1 She
installed the family on a farm
near La Grange. Ill . since farm·
lnR would exempt young men
from service Chu~o one day
passed Herbert and s aid ,
"Howdy. Zeke ·· His brother
replied. "Mowdy. Zeb " He soon
became Zeppo for~vermore
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Bsie breaks into flight during a 'run· with Adam Ziegler on the Balboa Island beachwalk.
Wise Quacker
Eight-year-old Adam Ziegler knows that a dog isn't
man's only friend. That's because he's got his own pet
duck, Elsie.
By JOEL C. DON 0. .. .,...., ...... ...,.
When 8-year-old Adam Zlealer gets home
from IChool. be never tleeds a leash to walk. ac>-
to-apeat, bl.a pet, E111e.
Afteto all, bo• do you keep up witb a pet
Mallard duck!
But then, Elsie cheats when the two go
swimmlne toeetber. Sbe bitches a ride on his
back, :!l~awk:ina out commands like a coxswain or wa off int.rudins boats OT other swim·
men
ApparmUy abandoned as a duckling, Ellie
waa found wandering oo a beach about seven
months ago by Adam and schoolmate Chris
Chancellor.
ADA.JI BUILT A CAGE for Elsie in tbe
back of bla Balboa Island home and the
twosome have since been inseparable.
Elsie squawks in seeming delight when
Adam comes home from Corona del Mar
Elementary School in the afternoon. She seems
to knows lt'a tlme for her dally exercise and. of
coune, playtime with Adam.
Fl)'in& bristly m a tiat1t eWpee aroand
7acbta docked near RubJ AVSlue, El.ale does
about ftve minutes of laps. to tbe amuement ol
Jonen, roller.taters andott.' beach&oen.
"WHOO! WHOO! WHOO!" Adam yella to
slpal Elsie in for a landin1
His mother. Carol, Joina iD t.be routine. boot
inl and wboomg at their feathered pet.
"Adam bas been her mother." Ms. Ziegler
says. "She won't go w1lb the other ducks and
she won't play with the other ducks."
Sbowtnc affectioa to Adam, Elsie will often
kjss him with a bard, peckiac·Uke motJoo or
nuuJe bis feet or lep when lbe wants bl.a atten-
tion.
Elsie can't brtn1 in tbe mornm, newspaper,
but she helps out around the house, 1obbtiq up
unwanted maill and anapptna at PllkJ tue1.
"ONE TIME 811E WAS 8WDl..niG and
a fish swam by and she snapped at ll real fast."
Adam recalh
But Adam says Elsie prefers a baste diet of
prepared duck food, with an 0ttaslonal baa of
frencbfrles from a local fut food restaurant
Elsie bu performed tricks for Adam's
second grade abow·and-tell, although that day
wasn't a memorable one for Ms. Zle.ller.
"We bad her in m1 Mercedes and sbe
pooped all over the car," she says. "It's lund of
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Adam and
Elsie during
an affectionate
moment.
stranie ID be rtdlnC down Bayside Drive wtth a
d U(' k lD )'OUJ' tar '•
After a busy workout wtt.b Adam, Elsie
retreats to the Zi!ller's front yard for a bath,
amusmg beneJf wtt.b a lar1e rubber ball.
MS. ZIEGLBR SAYS Elsie's been a beaJtby
duck, altbougb a pedjatnc1an 11Ut door bas said
he· II donate bls service.
For Adam or tbe duck"'
.. For both. of course," s~ quappe<I
Writer's Passion
Still StrORfJ
• And allboU&h sbe ~mmended that beeiJl-
ntnc writers "be wtlling to stick your neck out,
take a cbaoce. make a fool ol ~lf." Miss
West said the best advice she bd was to llbOft
advice.
Ll'l'EaAaY Bl8TO•Y wwkl ~ mKb lea
rteber if some of the ereatest writers bad
heeded well·intenUoaed advice. Mu. West il-
lustrated:
Wrtte about what you know. Jf EmllJ
Bronte bad followed this advice abe would have
'Be willing to stick your neck
out, take a chance, make a fool
out of yourseff. "
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llam.&u. table CO~ODI. I
Tbe AJJearo Cb1ptet ol tbe Oranie County
llualc Center 1pamored a performance ol Han·
del'1 "Heuiah" at the Good nme Theater,
Knott'1Berry Farm, lutw•end
FESTIVAL -· Karl Copas and Cathy Sheridan, left, with Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Pease at Child Guidance Center benefit Christmas
featiYal
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members of the Bentley OWnera' Club
brou&bt the objeeta of their pride and JoY.
to the one4ay affair.
Such pretty little dress-ups
fora pretty young lady
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1't. wbole tld.DC WU ~ ad tM lT
mod•ll Ud a lot ol fUD ntddn1 •NimMl"9
after the abow WU Off!'.
We're Aoottna forward t.o tbe MeODd annual
1cboa=anblp , llDee AID> and Hartaor' Ker
are Just warmed up • C-'YWI· were •n. ~ a. ,_
and Kart A. c..-.
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chot ol Tbe Weiu Group, lmDe, wu n:rprtMd
wttb a bU1.bda)' parlJ Oil ber tut trip t.o New
York.
From tbe decorationa and atta, you'd thlnlt
Ma. WeUl'1 frieDdl want bel-l>ldi: lo The Bil
Apple.
The party took place lo the Manhattan
1allef')' ol SoHo artllt 11a1 .... and suest.a ln·
eluded editors IDd pubU.ben from major n•·
tJonaJ publlcatlona •ucb u Tbe Wall Stnet
Journal.
The food • 11 pro•lded by tbe Second
Avenue DeUcateaaeo <•New York landmarkJ. a
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talHd wbo cUdn 't kno• bow w• a.na to fted OW'MI"' wt1bou\ a wort.lnl kaowledt• ol atatl&U~ than we ud ro Uve ~ an eeooomi~ u · pert.
God bu now cboHn to &end us a'°" wbo la~ ln "cU>ema."
FORGET TUE HO•E movles We
at.opped ~ thole two yean •Co wbeo n wed bJ1D to apUce r
IOID Gt ow ~ ot South America. We own \.be INwtest home movt ~..,. re-
corded In the Ou•nne11 Book of
llffordl. M bo uJd, "'Jbere WU aoly 10 reet ol tum th.al bed any quallty to it
wba~ver. J cannot b4tlleve you left
home wt\boul a t.rtpod. ·•
Whal really sell to me ll that I can't
enjoy a movie anymore ~•t.hout bia
RoMct.dQ& lt.
Son: "Seen any movies lately?''
Mom " 'The Sedudioo of Joy Tynan'
and I loved it. ..
Son. "Juat miJaed maJnna a state-ment."
If : • •. . . up to a poi Ot ClOUr'M
tJae l rea1b' likM WU '~ Now tb wu brealhtaldQt11. •
Sola: "~ bad a coocept but It d1a 't Wart:r--
lllom: " ... dull. You're abmolU\elJ
rt t. Of ~ 'Luna' wu a ababup
ror me, rU1b' 1rou. . . "
ION: "8&\VTD'UL ftlm. SemiUve and real."
Mom: ". .ed a million acc:ordiJlc to
the crltlca and wortb eveey .penny ol lt."
Son : "What about 'Llfe ot Brian'?"
Mom · "I haven't aeen It. but the
ClawlQflS II'}' it and walked out ol the
theatre ... "
Son: ''Most brilliant piece ol aatire to come &el'ClSS the acreeo aince Chaplin."
Mom. " ... laqhln1. My Co&b. they
couJdn 't stop. "
Son: "I'd be interested in companna
YOW' notes 00 • 10.' Or dad you relate at
all to tbe metaphor?"
With luck, maybe I'll outerow tum
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Summon Up Courage ..one•~ ,,.,<HtMAL ..ueuc H•A•••o NOTICE rs Hl'•l!8Y GIVEN ,,...
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l~EMENTS
DEAR ANN LANDERS. I cnnged
when I read the letter by the woman
who felt guilty because she listened to
some vicious eossip, believed every
word, ~ later discovered it was not
true. She was mad at herself for being
taken iit so easily
J work for an exclusive dress shop.
Recently we put on a fashion show
After the show a pair or lovely earrings
was missing. I assumed the woman who
wore them last took them. I repeated
the story to several fnends
Y Ht.erday, while cleaning my closet.
J found the eamngs in a pocket. I'd like
to forget the whole tJuog, but guilt is
gnawing at my Lnsides and will not let
me rest How can I make amends
without looking foolish" MRS. T IN o.c
DEAR MRS. T.: Go &o each ud every
persoa &o wllom yoa &old tbe s&ory, U ·
plain "1.at tbe eaniap &lll'Bed up lD a
for,ottea poeltet and aay, "I am
aahamed ol myaeU."
Yoa will aot look fooUab. Yoa wW look
like a perlCJll who ltu Ute coo.rqe &o ad·
mil you were mlstalten and I.be decetlc)
to dear tbe name of aa Innocent victim.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Your let
ters from "Mama's Boys" and "Dad
dy's Girls" made me decide Lo wnt.e
you one about a "Mama's G1rl." J
need help.
When I was gqmg with Cathy she c,._,...,.
always said her mother would come •OT1a ro cuonou
first. and now shes proving 1t We 1~~~~":'CA~~~~"T:C:. haven't had an evenmg alone for six T•I ~lfTYMOt1Mt01
weeks. Either her 111other 1s here for c ... ,. 01 ':.::::'lieu LA.ST supper, or we are at her place Last r>.< .. ....i
Sunday Cathy got the nu and went to .. ~~~~,~~;::.~~==
''"' ~ ... ,, •\ (~ '" by • -···~ l.,..,. L..owo• C-•v
T"i' \~ -~ ria.o •·f"ft OW
....... ( ..... Gll()r-C-fYO<O .. OV -···"" her mother's house to be nursed back , ... , •" --....,,.,.. ,, ... ,,., _ .....
to health. I am by myself Where do I :!:,,."''!,~:":.=.;~..;,::~:.''~ ""°'.-0r-c.. .. 0 ••• :•:,:•
stand" -LANCASTER. PA ,,.. "'''" oo,... ..-...~ .. ,.,.. --..... 10 11-0-• " ,.,. .. ~,,. DEAR LAN : Second to your .,,,.., ,_, 1 •0 ..,._, ........ ,.,.,,
l'W ft«teu.M1 WOIKIW'' to \.ht .,,. mother-la-law, wbkb Ls wbe~ Cal.by .,.",_., •• _,.,..,..,,~.,, .. oMA~ said you Aood before she married L LoAo um ,...,,., • .,._ ..
yoa. You can't say sbe dJda't wu1> :;:~ ~.:.: ..• ~:;·~ ~=.;
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IVEH ,,,.. .,,. Mkl •l'lorm•I _."
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WEDNESDAY,DEC.5 -ALSO -
BySVDNEYOMARR CARR I ES A COMPLETE LINE OF
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ARIES I Mar. 21-Apr 19). Stick to factual
mate rial Emphasue practical affairs,
responsibility. Property. security. long-range
policies grab spotlight. You are "involved."
TAURUS (Apr 20-May 20J · You get
verification of views You are due for added rec-
ognition. Those who were cool or indifferent
will sing an OP'><>Stle tune
GEMINI <May 21-June 20) New aj!'proach,
a more independent course results in profit.
Know it and act accordrngly. You gain valuable
clues leading Lo location of articles lost or
stolen.
CANCER <June 21 July 22> Lunar cycle is
such that you persuade, win. "make''
circumstances favor your personal efforts
You 're oo target m timing, Judgment.
LEO <July 23-Aug 22) · Participate in social
affair sponsored by club, polit.Jcal or church or-
ganization. Gemiru, Sag1ttanus persons play
kev roles m active scenario
VIRGO <Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Barriers to prog-
ress are removed You make contact which
aids in fulfilling hopes and wishes. Be specific
concerning dcta1Li;, business llrrangements
LIBRA 1Sept. 23-0ct. 221 Reject the
superficial msist on reasons for recent bap-
penmgs. Piece together bits of information
you can come up w1th complete story. Chances
for success increase as you accept added
respons1b1lity.
SCORPIO <Oct 23-Nov 21 I· Status quo no
longer suffices ~1gmJ1cant domestic change,
adJustment dominates scenano. Long-range
view is necessary, perceive potential. open
tines of communicat.Jon
SAGl'M'ARIUS <Nov 22-0ec 21> Hold off
on co-signing; be postllve of financial commit-
ments. ratings One close to you may attempt to
"defy odds " Key 1s to mamtam your own
equ1libnum
CAPRICORN <Dec
on obligat1ons, legal
tionsbip 1s mtens1fied
m ands special attention
22-Jan 19>. Emphasis
and otherwise. ReJa.
mantaJ status com·
AQUARIUS <Jan 2<1-f'eb. 181 · Attend to
basic issues, keep medical, dental appoint-
ments, resolutions. One who shares interests,
beliefs. aids in completing import.ant project.
PISCF.8 <Feb. 19-Mar. 20 ): Emphasis on
getting to heatt or matters-. Highlight orieinali·
ty. independence of thought, action. Emotions
dominate logic you could falJ madly in love.
Muse11m Sets Lecture
Marl Youns, vice chairman of the
California Arts Council, will speak at the
Newport Harbor Art Museum at 7:30 p .m .
tomorrow. Younc'• topic will be tbe OUtJook ror the
Ana in California and the Role of Arta Ad-
vocacy.
Tbe public la lovited to the lecture, which
wW lDclude a 1l1de talk oo <>ranee CountJ art.a
feelUUes and audience location by ROil Yeo,
Corona de1 Mar, and entertalnmen.t by the Matti
LNcoe Dance 'lbeatre ComJWU'.
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MEN'S
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Sizes : 6 to 13 •Widths: A to E EE
WOMEN'S
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Sioux Shaggies
SIZES: 4 to 11 •WIDTHS: AAA to E
CHILDREN'S
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WAllDNOTO <AP> -belt• lre••••U1 hU I• ••to--• ttu • an....a ~otdeM.blaod ...
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tJou bit t.be n&M •• t.bt a.tar
for Auto ~ iAlct an.-a U•
me.at.la m.b' ol UM Its, ~
ar• 1afpo••d to trev•al tUOw., llUJIU. .
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cl• cr••NI ... ••Id ClaRDct DtUow~ ueeuUve d1Nctor: ol U..
ffOl•r. lft calUni for eoven· ment a.ad Industry MUoo to
mlP them mon reDable.
In additioo to lbe bUDd.redl al
dteth• aod laJDrl•• aooually tbat be l&ld beft f&Uur. l~ to.
Ditlow aaid. poor cooatnacUon
coatrtbutel to public reluctanee tq wear tbe belta. wblcb he
C't.lled a factor ln ten• or ~anda more deatba and ln· junn.
r Clttng a 1ovemment findini
... t seat belt usa1e 11 ¥b 14
percent and decUnina. lhe con·
aamer IJ"OUP aaid more persons
would wear them if manufac·
tu,.rs made them more com-
fortable and convenient to use.
"NO MATFER HOW capable
a belt system, if It Is not used. 1t
has no protective effect," the or·
g~ation said.
lD response, Richard Babbitt.
c)uriman of the Amencan Seat
Belt Council, said, "Thousands
of !Ives have been saved and in·
jwies prevented through the use
of seat belts We are proud of
our record "
''rhe mdustry group, based m
New Rochelle, N Y , represents
companies that supply bell
systems to auto manufacturers
Babbitt said the comparues
comply with all reqwrement.s of
the automakers and the govern·
ment. In addition, he said, the
seat belt industry •'has spent
considerable frnanclal re1>ources
to upgrade the comfort and con·
veaience of bells to make them
m•re acceptable for con·
s\Jmers."
THE CONSUMER GROUP
said the most common defecLs
are belt reels that have enough
slack to allow a person to be
f.own forward tn an »ccidenl.
vices &ttachnl belts to t.be car t can come I~ and bitckles
belt.I tbatf all to bold.
. Dillow said a letter about an tccldent involving a 1971
olluwagen "graphically ti·
strates the difference between
~at belt failure and proper
~actioning . The driver died
•hen her belt tore loose from
Ole floor and the shoulder strap
broke Her passenger, whose
tells functioned properly, suf· fin'ed no injury whatsoever." L!f e said the consumer group
a.mined 1,200 consumer com
plaint.a, accident reporu. recalls
ind studies by safety re.
archers in a si.x-month study
seat belts. ,, ..
" THE CENTER FOUND that t t belt.I have been the subject
90 automobile recalls since
66 lnvolvloe 7 2 million
tebicles, or nearly 10 percent of
J>e k>tal recalled.
• "No other 1ingle system on the ~tomobtle baa caused as many
hicle recall.a," Dillow said.
Yet the seat belt system la ex·
0-emely simple when compared tt> the far more complex iin.ltlon
"' 1teertng 11y1tems which have
tnulted in far fewer recalls." .. .. ..
109 ol Clarbt•a•
It's tough to be a 2-year-old when your daddy's Just
plunked you on the lap of a strange white·whiskered man
m a tunny·looking red suit. Amanda Pritchard of Utica.
N. Y .. reaches out for help since she wanted no part of this
shopping·center Santa.
Removal of Molars
Argued by Dentists
WASJilNGTON <AP> -lf a person is having no problems with
his wisdom teeth. then dentists should not routinely remove them,
a panel of dental experts bu concluded
After three days of lively discussion, a eroup of specialists COO•
vened by the National Jruitit~ of Health concluded that there are
good reuons for removtng tbe teeth.
BUT THE EXPEllTS BAD DIFnCULTY agreelJ\g on what
those reasons are
Al issue are the third molars, or wisdom t~lh. found in the
back comers of most people's mouths. The lar1e. nat teeth are de-
signed for crushing or grindrng
These teeth often do not grow in properly -sometimes staying
below the gums, sometimes partially growing out and sometimes
growing at odd angles Infections, palnlul abscesses, and gum and
bone proble~ can result
Some health care cnt1cs contend that dentists unnecessarily
remove too many wisdom teeth, subjecting patients to painful sur
gery and recovery while dnving up health costs.
MANY DENTISTS REBUT mE CHAllGE, saying that re-
moving the wisdom teeth early prevenLc; future complications,
such as recurring lnlecuons, and heads orr what can be more dif.
f1cult surgery later
The health UlStitulH conseMU.S development conference was
convened here to revtew scientific Ulformation on wisdom teeth
surgery and to see what experts could agree upon to recommend
as &uidellnes for dentists.
"The consensus or the conference was that if there are indica·
Uons for removi.ne the t.b.trd molar. then Jt should be removed at
the earliest possible age," aald Dr Daniel M. Lukin of the
University of lllli>oi.s, conference co-chairman.
"AND THE CONSENSUS WAS THAT if there as no problem,
then you should not remove normaJ molars," be said.
And the group concluded that ju.at beeauae one wisdom tooth
has to be taken out, dent.lats shouldn't usume the others have to go
without examining options for leaving them m .
The panel also said wddom teeth that are Impacted, whether
they t\ave not emerged from the gum or only partially so. should
be removed in most cases l! there is evidence of infection or fre·
quent inflammation.
An impacted tooth usually 1s one that cannot come through the
gum and i.a butted up agaUlSt neighboring teeth, possibly damag·
ing them.
THIRD MOLARS ABOVE Oil BELOW the gums with cavities
or decay that cannot be treated should be removed i.n most cases,
it said.
Dr. Walt.er C. Guralnick of Maasacbuaett.a General Hospital in
Boston, the other co-chairman, said there la no data on bow many
wisdom teeth are removed each year, but that the number la 1D the
milliooa.
Although costs vary 1reatly dependini upon the difficulty or
the 1urgecy and where it ls performed, Guralnick and Lukin
estimate moat third molar extractions coet about $S0 to $120 per
tooth.
PASTICIPANTS SAID TBKaE 18 LITl'LE scientific data
from controlled studies on many aspects of tnatine wisdom teeth
and tbal many dentists rely on clinical obeervationa u culdea.
Because experiences are d.itten!nt and people 1et varied im-
presaioos from seeing the same thlnc. the experta db.,-reed on
such tb1np a.a the frequency of recurrtn1 Lnlectiona when these
t.eetb weren't removed .
~Critical Minerals Eyed
t .
U.S. Depends Heavily on Reliable Suppliers
WASHINGTON (AP> -With
e nceptlon of on, tbe world
not nmn1nC out of mineral re·
urea, HY• a study. But it
di that lndustrlalhed naUooa
major difftcuJUes 1D uaur-
f reliable auppUea of raw uertu.
The APOrt 1ays alannllt pre·
cUou that many reaources will be uhauated fail to
bl&o aceount factota "such
1 tb• Impact of price in
mutaUnt new d.llc:overtes and
maklnl economic what bave
tberto been too co1t11 re·
l
Studiea, and Robert Kllmarx,
the center's director of Busi.Dea•
and Defense Studies.
lo • volume entitled
"Strat.eefc Mineral Dependence:
The Stockpile Dilemma," the
autbon ny that of 24 major noo·
fuel m1.neral.I CODIWDed by ln·
duatrtaliJed natiooa, tbe United
Stat.ea ii IUbltantially dependent
on Import.a for 21 of tbem. The
U .8. 1.mporta 91 percent of ill
man1anese, ts percent of Ill
platinum and • percent of tt.a
chromium.
'
Africa also la a major source of
antimony, asbeatos, copper, in·
du1trlal diamonds, gold and
vanadium. Western Europe and
Japan are even more biibly de·
pendent on such imports from
South Africa.
P'or other critical mloerala,
the United Stat.et depen~ heavi-
ly OD developlna countries IUCb
aa J amalca and Surinam for
bauxite, Zaire and Zambta ror
cobalt, Malay1la for Un, and
Thailand and Bolivia for both tin
and tunpten.
'Oil.DAN AND KILMAU Ult
Hveral 1trate1lc lmpUcaUou
for tb• IJ"OWtb ol U .s. Import de·
pendence:
-''1'he lmportanc• of certain countr1.. and reaton1 to our
aecurttJ.
-'"111t srowtb ln lm1>01'tancl
of new ecanomtc PoW•l'I 1l1Cb u
81udJ Arabt1 tbat .,. JQ1Wa1
uld.e oldilir Pont centera bU affected prioriU .. ol ow ~ poller.
-·-n. •IPlfteuc manuru tlemn in •tr•&eo."
• •
"ONCE WE COULD GET INTO '111E sboppmg
center. wber~ people get out of lhetr cars and walk
around, we could accompli.sb a lot," says Roser
Diamond. the Los An1eles lawyer wbo woo the San
Bernardino cue
But il the ceot.ers are ck»ed off •lain. would
the lnJtiaUve movement die~
Tbe chances are It woo.Id not Current tn·
itlatlve propo~nt.s like Press. Jarvis and Paul
Gann have access to large dooon who could pro-
vide a lot of help
What'• mo~. they have discovered a new
signature-gathering gambit u.se of the polllnit
place
ALMOST RALF THE SIGNATURES needed
to qualify Gann's Spirit of l3 measure for la.at
month's ballot were gathered rrom votens at the
November. 1978, general elecUoo.
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11 ti 1002 ....................... MISADILMAR
IAltGAJHI ~ Z..STOIY 3 Bdrm. Super Family
P'antasUc • Bdrm LaLln· Hamel Gourmet kitchen. da. 1rt patio, BBQ, 3-car floor-to-celling brl ck
garage, aeparate fplc, separate maater ~fqu.artendl. ~~~-aiite, Priced To Sell. On· Y rm, ormal uuil, 1y $106.000 C.U 646-7171_
Alidq $149,900. Call {Qr ()P(N l1t 9• o \I "'•OM.,.,,.
Private Pravle"": [ -:~ ... "~·0• ~·· ~ lflMttl :eBJMKI --· --
ASAHDOMID
IUSl1C c.. Homt
Needa 11.C .ts lma&Ula·
taon , 3 Bdrm+ fplc
ranched feoc & roses.
Owner Anxloua. Ca II
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()P(N 111 <>-11SIUN1081 k<f'
Redhill¢~Realty
I td 11 l{l".t 11 \ l lll 1u·
67l·1J00
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PIUME
UDO IS&.E PltOP.
Modern 3 bdrm ' z balhl, wrth sunny Soulh patio;
completely remodeled
Oo 40 ft . lot. H as separate apt. above ['lll!lil
~'TO•s.. 1ara1e with oul11de, '".,.... " private entrance In
Beach Duplex, 3 yn old. moYe-in cooditioo ! Best
Low malntenance . pnced property on Lldo
Owner w /help rlnan· Iale. "20.000
ce.Oall 845-0303 I~~~~~~~
F ORESTE
OLSON
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PAIK UDO CONDOS
2..3 " 4 Br. wtth pool, )acu&al tJ sauna
Panoramlc coastal
views, ln beautilul San Dteco. Start1n& at $46,900
Wh only s~ dn. u .875
interest Take advantage
• cl srud opeoin1 pricea,
as they woo 't luL Sales
office open lOAM to dusk.
3546 Del Sol Bl, San
Dleao 714/690-4989. NB
~7971
9NGLES PAD
PEHIHSULA
POIHT
Waterfront. Spectacular
view ol Channel; z l\.ory a Bdrm maoa100. huce
famUy room W /Wet bar
~ water. EloUc
mMter suite w /pt1 vat.e f>!!!:· boa\allp too. a.uioua. Submlt o«en. 846-7171
Ol'f"' lfi 0 •I/~ flJf' lf)rl N< I
l•IMHI
CNQUETOWMHOME
Located near tennis
courts & pool. Spacioos
bving & spotJeaa. Call
645-0003
FOREST E
OLSON
•• ••t A l t f Jll'!lo
~~ llAllllllUL 1IADIWlel MOlll
Great view of bay, ocean • u,btl!
Colorful array of planta " no.en 1n front courtyard ent.ry. 1aWee covered
red brlck patio. PrQ.fe11lonal1¥-
de-coraled ID pleaslna colon~ ' Bdnm,
family rm, formal diDiD& Ir 2~ baths.
3-Car garage.
WISLIY M. TA Tlotl CO.. llALTORS
2111 S..J1 0 5
....... ...... IM~--CIMta. M.I. 644-4910
IAYROMT
We have several rme homes
with pier & slip
PENINSULA POINT
Newly decorated 4 bdrm. family
home. Close to ocean. S325.000
EL TORO HORSE COUNTRY
~@
l?Bach Real1y '-.11
UAL IST ATI DCB 1 PICI SIMCI lt4t '~ ....... ,
COllE WITH us ... to wmrcun.
Altboulb aooortunitY la • elullve as
a wave oo the sand, this custom built 5-.. ~
bedroom home oo an extra 1·-e lot; :.~ ' ..... ·-is of permanent value -eapedally hr·'
view of the impeccable ta1te 6 ~
secluded location. $425,000. '•'
llEIPOIT BUCH 15Hl11· ·· I
WATaROM'T
CC*DO WnM SUP nus condo l.S available
for lse/opUon an a securi
ly bldg Cbarm101 2
bdrm. 2 ba With main
Bay VleW Pool. Sl0.000 cash and _, mo rent for
aaJies plice ol $32S.OOO
WaleufrOllttto..s
1155 •
tba laWDJDOWer ~· Mow lnto the c
Ille, eQjoyed wi\b thia Ult-•
maculate 2 Bdrm. 2 t.,'i'
yr mcl condo. LI• bdrm.;• eart.bt.ooe cpta, fenced
patlo.+comm. PoOI. •IMI;
.Ir tennis. Super iocaUoQ,..~
0n1y ~.ooo. eau t.oct.x
979-5370 4 Bdrms .. 3 baths; ranch style.
mini-estate i.n orange groves. $249,500
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 1~--~~~·~734~'0~0 1 ALLSTATi::
REALTORS 3·11 B11 y\1d• Dr•v,. N 8 bl':J 6,bl
UDO
IAYYllW
4 Bdrm WUh some bay
view from draaatlc up. al8ira hVlDC rm 3 Baths + spa In travertine
patio.1.17~.ooo
The
Lawson
Realty ..,7i; . .ii;1,2
Compa ny
So.ColoMalEstat.
French motif. Beach. 2·
sty, s BR lncl aue.al
retreat. 3 BAI. Formal
din. Huge Fam Rm. 2 fplc 'a, 2nd sty balcooy
tt:rrace. Assume S$46
mo. at ii,\% 1ol. lt 'a
iJ"Ut Must see Call
ilD-Oll02 BKR
llACH IMVISTOIS
15 UMl1'$-S425.000
GOLJCOUISI YU
Great Bad Bay locabOO 21COO'.~ BR. 3ba. 2 fam1·
ty rooms. Perfect for the
lq famlly. A.uume ex
illlma loan and ... the
Otmer" to help f uiance I.be
rest Sl25.000
FUU.a REAL TY
546-0114
WOOOSIDl
YIUAGE
Bargain Runt1ns 1
Goriieou.s I ·llory 2 Bdrm. 2 bath prest1gwu.:.
townbome, pool. spa.
aauna. lush \andscap1n&
Take·over $436 mo. 10~., Loan, $2'7 .ooo
F.ql.aty. As.k:mC S71.9150.
Anaaoua, Call Now
~23U
Ol'fH ... 9 • '' \ •Ultl 'f fO ""'" t •
[\fJIMI
Walk to surf -views-•--------•
summer and wtoler
rents Needs some
maiDL
Sbore1ine Aaaoc.
Investment Oiv11100
M8·22162
llACHUYIMG
TOWMHOMIS
-SIU'l.EDS
SJ7,500&~ in Yreka, Cahf 8 ml
from the Klam9lb Rtver.
lS m1 from Oregon
border. Call collect
'9115'842·3737 or lo<'al
7141828-9091 SZ9.to0
&!per moblle home p•rk ~~~~~~~~~
acmsa from be1ch, adJa· CHIBN.
cftl1 eolfing, restaurant,• COM 0..-..U
coclrta1l lounae Large 1 BR. could be dJvided to 2 Walt to beach & shops.
Bdnns. best investment. each 2 Bdrm cott.aae bas movefast• wood-burn1n& fplc & pal.lo. Owner will help
*VETS* U..YowEIGMl•ty
NOW NOOOWN
LOANS TO 1100.000
LOW [NT RATE Le.t ua
.aiow you bow to Quahly
T• to IH Carpet
W.u.t. 754-1202
llGll<i
Four bedroom. \ \110 bath
mi.de at.or)' home with
tnaQY up&rades mclud
llli oew plush carpeunc
" fresh paint CIQ6e to
schools and "'creation
TOI> oei&hbortiood f\111
price Sll8.900 Ca ll
751.Jlil
CSELECT
T' PROPERTIES ._..._..v.,..
Love[y 4 Bdrm 3,,... Ba
I •
MtwWutewf1wt.._....
S BR 4 Be. waLerfrodt'
home W/l7Jt31' priVlte
cbS.. PneedatSl.095,lllld ~from builder.~·
dtta1Js and appt to tM'
lh11 home, call Cu~.
Haft.131-00M t•;
RIEi
-" ... ..
Great pouibUUies ! Pefl·
o s yJvania Dutel
farmhouse. 410 So.
Broadway, Santa Aaa, • Zoned OP For more mi•
lonnauoo call
hmm feat.unnc Ire pool. ~~~~~~~~ sat.an•. wetbar. 1tu1e ~
faamly rm. new bel&e
ca.rpeUn1. manicured
pumda " much more. A
,..& ft.l• al ~.oeo.
CaU ror an appt. S.SS.28m>
fl: SELECT
T' PROPERTIES
DB.UXI DUPl.IX
C1oae to ocean • bay
bMcb ~ 3-2 Br UDJU
w1<>n!an view rrom deck
Bit ins & frpk"a etc
Owner hnancmc make t!u mooey maker easy
!DOWD A<llll( S27ll.~
JACOBS REAL TY
67S..670
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tt.t..W.W ...
J&&at Uated-3 Bdrm +
ramllJ rm, nice lerge yard'"
eompletely fea'cel/.
doc run • mac ...
Brand --top°' Ult lloe tltcbea
appliance• for
1ourmet cooklnt.
Earthtone decor.
Analous seller. so
bno1 YOAJ.r famJly 6
t.ak e • loot. Offered
at 1258,500
RCTctylo rC(J.
6 4 0·511/ $62,500! 400[.U-.. fORlU !;!! .. ~e . Call Now .
Almost new Northwood C.MC4_:_ ; .-.·--~MUS 0
•,.._
Condo! Full Price ;;:!:~~ rJllfNr.t 0 •1"'~10 "'""'1 ' ~~~f~ ··~~ 1~~~SPY~~G-LAS~~s~~~[ ~ IRftll w~~~io~Ou..c
more! Unit aa upgraded ~1SPays~~8·~~t>an. Everythin& you could ~UMITSUHrTS 111•-----t.oo. Take advaot•ge! ,,!,."'!"Fines ty oata want in Spy it lass QalHorfreeliat.I>uplex .......... ,.... eau fast! 7S.:H700. 1 ~;,i Bdrm, Be .1 u ll r u I 4 8 d rm es up to muJuple urut.a.
Ol'fN u1q.,,, 1v. 10"' N<, oewlY up....... · Aakmg Tradewmds. almost "-Call now Coe mlo s.G-3&66
[
n I asoo.Calloow~2313 acre. forever view . ~MHtti'tifili ~~~ancmg Ask
$7800 I ASSUME
•Nflel.111
Real Es~ote Inc.
DOWN 4 BR, corntt lot with RV
.Ir boet acceu. H.uny!
NO QUALIFYING CaUM5-0303
AlsUme 1U% Loan
3BR-2BATH
'8'1,500
CALL IB> CARPET
714-1202
SEA FOR Mii.Ea l!Jelant 2 Br OOlldo over·
looklDI all of the
Newport COHlllne.Ex-c e II ant location .
Olmpi«•~
" ~ ameoWaa. 0.0.-pnMded flaanc·
inl at a '°" ~.. ln· ---BALBOA ISLAND BP.ALTY _...,..
FORES T E
OLSON ... "',. ....
MISA
flXllt ti
1'°"' fl'lnanciq: l 11,'113
VA Loen, 2 l10r)' SW>t, 3
Bdrm 2 batb, IUDDY
country ldlcheo, huse
blDa room. Ow'De1' Alu·
kM. call DOW: 548-ZSIJ ~N '" 9• 11 S itM IOllf IW(f•
~~THE REAL
~ £STATERS.
714 700 C)H TJ'Y 76()Q1)8
OWMa
SACllRCI
Sprawllnl l atory. 3 Bdrm+ pool, country
kitcben. brick rpJc. re-
modeled tbroucb-out. tr.-form pool+ patlo fl ftrelltt, owner will help
flnuce Only SU,900.
L1te usumable
loans. low int.
available Homes
from 1118.500
$675.000.
• Jaam\ne Creek
Baycrest
University Park Wostcurr
B\a Canyon
H a r b or V i e w '
Hills
C&ll81S-711l •i..-...--1 <l"f,. 111 •. ,, 'itJN ro• ~ 1 • 1a1u11
macnab I Irvine
realty
A IUBSIDtAfW OI'
nta IRV1MI COMPANY
llALTOIS ,, ... ,.
UDOISU.M~S
Large family home on 1 ~ Iota in the
heart of lovely Lido Isle featuring 5
<could be 6) bedrooms, 3 fireplaces, a
very open, airy, flowing intenor. slate
fl oors and plantation shutters, a
solarium and a large patio fronting
on the Strada. The bedrooms, all of
them, are extremely spacious.
Dynamite family home at SS80,000.
U~l()UI: li()~l:S
~ REAL TORS'. 675 6000
2443 East Coast Highway. Corona del Mar
Uftdalw
38drm2 Ba
3 Boat slips
RMAMCE
O......W11Help
Spectacular JBdrm, 3
beth. 1 bath w 1oak-lank
waU toilet. pedeslal sink.
bu:let, claw.foot bathtub.
mirrored ceilings: a
massive spltt·level
w/huge family rm.
crackling Cplc , mirrored
dining rm. custom
kitchen. 2 panlnes, encl
garqen patio. Be
Creative on Fmuncmg!
Try VA ' $136.000 Act
Now call 546-2313
1995.000 1icJ C.,. Custom
68drm3Ba
Or\ the Golf course
SI.395.000
Sea•lew
4 Bdrm 21.-, Ba
Overlooks Fashion ls le.
$395,000 o..n..wa1..-
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Owner Will Help With f'mancing S239.000.
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Extra Sharp Two Bedrooms, 1'wi> B11ths
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Floors & Shutters. Wl't Rar & Flreplare In
~ L1v1ng Room Attractive Master Bedroom
Su1le Pool, Sauna & Tennis Hurry Only
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Hu So. patio -move In condlUon.
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home w/lae yard, 3 car
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644-7111
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One stor~ townhome. Woodbndge 2Br frplc .
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SlllNITY ..,.,..._
ElqM!nded. ~modeled.
3 bdnn + lanai, alnaJe 1t..ory end uDit, adult
home: qwet cul de aac.
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SPYGUSSHIU
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More than $50.000 less
than any home on the
hi.II A well localed 000·
view 3 Bdrm Portsmouth
mdl C ALL QUICK.
C \.~'T LAST at S349,000 EXCl.USIVI IRVIMI COVI
White water view from this lovely
contemporary home. Striking use of
wood, glass --outstanding patios -
large pool size lot. 3 Bdrms. living,
family and game rooms. Steps to
one or the finest sandy swimming
beaches on the coast. All this and
the privacy and security of Irvine
Cove. $995,000.
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bome features atrium
with founlalll bordenng
living room / master
bedroom. Slone hreplace
warms l1v1ng1din1ng
area Family room .
bu11t1n kitrhen v.1th
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bedroom homl' with ap
prox 2200 sq ft Popular
''hidden 2 story exlenor
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rarruly room. f 1 rt>plat"t'
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wrap around pal10
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quality appl1anC'c~ --------·
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497-2457
lhru-OUt Prof md.5rp It --------•I & sprklers SL21.700 Pnn -
only ~67_ - ---.....,...... 1050
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644-7211
Pat.Jo, sprinklers. Must 2 IR RXElt
aee! $112,900. Call Owner will carry ri.nanr Location! ~1720 iogatl0,,..,3.Lotla.zoned ~on a greenbelt J
Let.lure World. Gat~ \4
Paooram1c "'~w. 3rd floor, Villa ~Ul'va , 2br
2b9. * 6819 AIC aft
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lool11ng all or the
?'\ewport coastline Ex·
rellenl location
c:ornplae entertainment
a& recre•taon ame111t1es
Owntr provided fmanc·
inie at a low 1oi,.,'7o in·
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Enjoy lowest Interest l~~~~~~-~
rat.e! Lovely North Costa
Mesa home at 1ust
Sll6.000. Big family room.
flreplace. loads of trees
and RV storage too
t'am1ly ne1ghborhood.
many amen1l1es. VA
buyers welcome. Call ~58S> for more info
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OAKGLEH
01St1nct1ve new 2
bedroom. 2"i ba con·
domlruurns S97. 990
2518 Elden Ave. C M
642-6134
IYOWNER
RusUc 3 bdrm. l ba with
fireplace. enclosed garaae. 50'xl75' R·2 tn
plex lol. 436 Hamllton
Do ool disturb tenant.s
Must cloee a.n '79. Pnn·
Cl pals only. $95,000
O.OPoW 1026 •••••••••••••••••••••••
MA.RIMITA
Spectacular hilltop
homes 20 l2 3206 a~ ft Ooae to Manna Sel\ ii
Rd & Calle La Pnma
vet'8 $19J,OOO t.o 1245.000
&n~; 4l83-4006 Bldr
NEW DUPLEX OCEAN VIEW
WALK TO BEACH
$185 000'
_Joan C. A'14!1&-8497
•NEW HOMES•
Canyon Plata
Oevelopml'nt Corp
113·• 11 718 aMumable
Open HOU!'e t'n Sat &
Sun 11 AM to4 PM
25132 \1a Pacifica
714 /661-Ml& 832~80
Fcw.e• Valley I 034 •••••••••••••••••••••••
schoolt.. pooh. and i. hop
pmi EXQUISITE!. Y 67Ui00
DECORATED -----•• •·2 ••
Beach hoc.ale w/aprroved plans to remade as a
dupl.n. ~bill to beach
l.ALIOMiilWPOIT
llALTY 675-1170
Tbis N11uel Sborel 2
bod! OOUI 2 bath 'arden bome 1s a deh&hl lo
bddd & ~ IOl"'lt'OUS
yard 11 VIJ\ually mam
t.eaaoce f~ Custom de
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Uques ma) tK' purchued LI ..... -VU HOMES 11 so des.I.red $14i,OOO ~ UN00 RLAL ESTATt. M•Jlll.eltO Meil 4 BR. 2 ba.
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Beaut.Cul l'XeCUllVl' Pm.ncllTenon-6311266 ---
home 1dull) local~ for 1 ••1 ;rf. ~) ~~-~P\t'x. JOO n.. to ON'a.D. l.ICI Newport Buch 1 ,...f~ · ·.;, S24tt.ooo Term~
dnd all ITW)Or frtoeways a. libnhaJI Rlty 613-4600
Completl'ly up1traded REALTORS -----
~urut) pool and ten --TAILORED
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HEAl TY
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a..p..leoO 1041 •••••••••••••••••••••••
PAYMENT PLAN
~-5041or631 3520
OWNElt AHX10US
Nice 4br. 2ba. 2 sty
home On large c \"Jae re> cul-de-sac end lot w111, ________ _
F1eiible owner fmanc· ~ Sprawlm~ Weslcurr ~ve 4 bedrm home.
f·ormal entry. family room. dinm& room & 2 cozy fireplaces. We'll
tailor Uua home to your tJudi'!l! AskmC $!75.000.
Call MS-7221 C ,.. ~RE l!!..I Eai..11 sell on VA t.erma. SY ,,.,.._ ..,......,. Parle Place lnc 842 7481 BRAND NEW t M4t1190._lffch ___ I oio
Fabulous. large 3 bd, 2"°a ••••••••••••••••••••••• ba. Quality townhome 1 ________ _
coodomiruus:ns Only 8
avatlable. S109,990. 2430
Sam.a Ana Ave 642-6734
OPEN HOUSE. 4 Br. 2 ba,
Uvtng nn w /Crplc, Ira
dinin& rm. aep den
Slll.SOO ~ lil89
FOR SALE
IY HUNTING TOH H.AUOUa
Bi& tc clean 3 BR. 1,,.., Ba
condo. owner financl.Jl&
ST9,!IOO
SCOTTUALTY
536-7Sll
ON OONTRACT ., 4Br pool home. Mesa Del ~ ~ bd bouN. lrt lot. Mar Area. $110,000 firm area Onl..Y S'14.SOO
30,000 dwn. owner will trick Gl· 121M
finance 10% loan. Pnn
only. Days 642·IMI09, E vea
5-9020 REALTORS
Owner financed 105/8%. --------· ~ dwn, 4 BR. beaut.. SIASCAPI CONDO
Mesa Verde. 213-439-5344 ... SANDY llACH
3 BDRM, 2 ba fixer. $9',toO
sao.ooo., $20,000. dwn. Only 1 yr new aod in top
*500. per mo. Ownr/All. cmdttloa aod uplJ'aded 2
752-9023 ~ Br 2 ba pound nr unit
MlSA VaDI w/an ... wmble loan at
By owner. 3 BR 2ba ~~ int. Tennis. spa,
w/famlly rm oD quiet ~and clubbouae ODly
cul·de·&ac. $95 ,000. blk~.tlC:....mt
546-1*
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OCEANFRONT
New Modular Type
Homes. pvt community.
2 bcbl, ,. hr lleCUrlly.
aub lettin1 OK From
canvaY21
Wntclff ll!alty
5DOWN PLUS PREPAID
1.NTERESr
BIG CHIYQN Newport Beach. ODIY
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So Cat Hwy. La1una
Beach, R M P . (71• I
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ellate 8IOO IQ ft 4 t.o 6 wrt.b all bit-Im. 2 frplcs .•
Bdnm. S~ }>9&!19 Pool aundecll, patio, open ~--.-5u t and spa 11.llS,OOO i:.med ceiho&. db\ &ar. -'..._ ..,_. etc Owner will carry
Spht lrtt1 3 BR. 2 bal nar sr•DUES co. coot.ract ., will aettpt bu&e fam rm. w rwet I~ Mn d t f th bar. blln llllcb, Ule. pre-pai Ul · or oee bealm.i. etc Pat.Jo. bltn 648-5711 wbo need some tax wnte·
BBQ. i empie Hills area. ~;;~~;;;;;;~:I elf Uu.s year. $225,000. SU9 :ioo • I; CAii 548-1353 ____ _
MlSSrON REAL TY PENINSULA DUPLEX
Phone ~1 * MO * Slepa to sand. Reduced • OUAUFTIMG • ror qu:lcll sale. Beat ren-1t•M..D IA T LOT ONLY $10.000 dwn on ta1 area. 130/1.30.,.., 40th
78G-0715 fa!Uatic option. 3 BR ex St. Two 2 Br units
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er.thtallln1ocean view Harbor View area. ~ from lb•• huwioua 3 Owner. Ml-0210 ..:..;.;;...;..:. _____ _
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Newly decorated wltb --------•I DO¥a SMOttlS c:aJ1MU, papt'r and palot --{)pporWnily DocU OD·
Glowta1 wood rfoora. t4IW HOMI ~ ce! i..... optJ9a or otber
Sauna. Sp ark I l n I llACH "°"" attncth• floanclDI
llJ)Ul"met k:llcben. Perf~· 11m larp quality built available. Vac:aot ltmll')'
&nfor$m.OOO. custom' bdrm bome la awaltinC yogi 5 Bdmu.
don osen , ... ,,,,,, ...
features. $1U,500. ---------• Lll/()pl~lblewtlarl• i---...a. 4D1G~ ... EYRE
down. WUI carry 2Dd -.--_. ICMI -· T.D. ~ --•••••••••••••••••• ___ ;;;;..;....-_;;.,._ __
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ideally located, •l•PI famtl.Y room.. oo delln-tlan tbe ottan Aatinl ble .u.et. Don 1 mJu -,soo. Bwlden sa~1 tbh opportunity!
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talla. 642-5200
ASSUME s Bil TWNHSE
1 Yr new co.odo. Full ='81,500. A11um• lit T.D. al 11~.
will carry MCOOd-
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eque1trlan center, community
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WATERf-RONT
HOMES Ille.
RE.Al ESTATE 631-140()
Deautlfully furniabed. --'~AllenRJt.r _.,7S'1'1 -·-••••••••••••••••• ~~'"~~. a!1r1::>,: ~·u~tm~.re~rd& .. auuru1 bolJ!e lo ex· 21!"·. 2Bar washtt, dryer.
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to S200 000 A I TD s.u> Mo 1183-A DarreU W/aa.iperb wb.ite water C-l?00,482·2795 LOWIMTIRIST S2JS,000each.6212&8222 6'5-7009. · view. Steps to bcb. S-.AM 1010 GreatL.ocatto. WamerAvt!,Hunllneton --SlDl.Mo.494-9'21 Lulaayoc:ea.nvtew.NB ..
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B-48lBeves&wknds -from these fine lots. ~mo.545-5331 • ge. enc""" ---------•--------f>!tpde 2br, lbla, yard, Dm*m/ S73000&S80000 ~!fr LagunaHills.3Br2bla.dbl 2Br,ws.at.erm> =:i· Very Clean.Adult.a
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fonml dining. .. an extra come property. SlJS,OOO 1Br duplex. Adults, nQ 494-llT7 · 4'MM59l 67s.-or646-ST74 aft. s. W•ftowt "-• Sharp. c~ 28r, 1.S..
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w/$&5,000 dwn. Sl6S,OOO Country Club Golf 3 Bdrms . 21., ba . great 2 BR. 2 ba . frplc . gmd
ea. Pnn only. Agt. Les teau.s·pool. Beautifully MESA YERl>E ocean view ! Fr pie . lloor, qwet adult bid& _________ , 8embart (TI4 )~7S landscaped. no main lBr, Cam rm, gardener newer, ell't'. gar S850 Comm. pool. No pets.
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3 pvt beaches, pool & It 3 bdrm UDIU, 2 baths Avall Now. BlU 131.1257. 3 or 4 81'. Priced from or partWly ao. No pet&.
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Joe. Details 972-8421
Tortoile Mobile Homes
By owner. Hoaie & 1 ncome Proper· 845-0628, 842-5031 •••••• ••• • • • ••• • • • • ••• • ty lustmp. Coma11ss100 Fi I 'ain Yolltrf 32J4 1cAoc1 Pc I ti1o 3707 f~f~~rl~~ ~eao· sa•ERFINAHCE ....,.,,.•abfe.646-3126 ....................... W'.A.Trft~llo.l"P ·--...... VI.I-f-CHOICE 4 UNITS ..... _ Al IOl'lr'WV" I •••••••••••••••••••••••
HOMESBRFOPnR ~ENTf Modem Z..aly 4 Br 3 Ba 2Br triplex w/wet bar & s.M.... 3710
1 6 Miles to beach a..tGh 3 or 4 · .. ~ rom home. 2 frplc's, lg d«k, frplc. bUt from Pavilion -·••••••••••••••••••••
Owner's homelike 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~$585. Focd yard " on lbe canal 10 W. ""II-rr14, ............. ,,. 2Br Den _..._ .... I bdrm5 2ba wut JFrne ...._,FwrnbMd garages. F•milles ua .., .. ,~" -· ~ • ·..,_..,Ult' ..... ·• ~-·.;·~rovad., x·lnt lD pleasa K1'<1s •· pets Newport. Avail. im adults. 1st & laal, $150.
,.,.....,,... ~ • •••••••••••••••••••. •• • ~· 15 • SI " o m & come. oung bldg 1n welcome Call SIU-2566 or rnedately. S8SO mo yr e e P 1 n.. r 0 5 Returnable de•n1ng
growth area. S245,000 • ......__ 1s•-.... 3106 m21m Agt, no fee round + lit" lul & dep krtchenetW!. $75 wk & 540-l2S6e"erunitS W~ ... T......_C ---C.all~ up.Oceanf_ront 67s.87~ . ,.., .. ,,_., o. • •••••••••••••••••••••• ~ RS _M4-49lO 4 Bdrm 2 Ba. garage, l .... ilqOllleodt 3240 Npt Studio Condo. Nr IBr. i; blk from beach. Af lwflh
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besl location ID Costa ~,. I wa 3107 . .-.-. IC'-.....1 yard •. 648-29C72U/4TI·7001 Wi·--R.en·~1 38 2b Coro.a .. Mcr 3122 ~~ CU'-V .. """"' ... • r a .••••••••••••••••••••••• _________ 1 Mesa.29"..V. down on con· ••••••n••••••••••••••• garases., Families •NPI'TERRCONOO• new decor. d1sbe•L
tract. Close before Dec. Ba Ibo a Pen 1 n s u I a please. kids & pets 2br, 2~ba. rrplc. aharp. !mens, ett', incl uU 121 2br,l l~ba. l wnhse Cprlc ,
pool, deck, beam t"ell·
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.EXCITING. J1st. '79. m4,SOO. bey(ront home. S Brdm. welcome. Call !JM-2566 or Pool-ff« S560Mo 33rd. Da\lld Bourke, Rllr 2 Oaths, frplc. complete ~2971 Agl, no fee. 9«118 · 960-.l!iOl
Y ____ 546-_9950 ly furnished. dock BAY FRONTAGE lbr
OPEM COUNTR •-.--------Ava.alable 1mmed1alely. 4 Bdrm, 2400 1q. f'l. exec. ·"' b B •..nn Compl furn S1nnt• Located in SborechCfs •• s.3l50 home Near schools, Bl .. Cs iggestt R-+ ram _,.,. "'~·
Couo1ry Club Park. A $15,000 DOWN it m •-~. -!!hopping. beach &c bike rm&}acuui S850 adlt. Utd pd Wtnler bea\llJlul 24x4M VJ.kt.nit Sharp 2 year old tnplex __.... 3148 trair$725mo.962-4663 Agenl~ E Edgewater 111871·
Horne. w/every~ tn· in nice residential area. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Coda~ 3724
•••••••••••••••••••••• duded. Oceao view, ExceUent rent.al record. Beautiful cottage by the 4 Br rondo. carport, no Back Bay 3 Br, 2 ba
•bove ~trena Golf " <>rmer will ftnunce. so no sea 2 br, pvt beacb, pets. Hunt. Coot. $475 Adults. no pets. SSSO
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no pets or children
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BeaatifuJ 3'1152 Keywest Ulllts. Sl7S,OOO fUU pnce. ••••••••••••••••••••••• or 2 children, oo pets pets 2110 Newport Bl. 1 br '· ba, .... ..
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.... ~ Q&.U.9 .. "~"' .. 1•1J1 ••a.1111 ••••••••••••••••••••••• req. -e ........ UC • c.a.~ ·DI~ ,._SlSS Star Park. 7xl5 encl ' ' Large 3 Br. 3 ba, 1;1a blk to Refs needed. Ca l 1---------1 _._ "'""' ..,.,. DOl"Cb. mirrored doon, HARBOR bay. $800 mo. yrty. 8C2-0368 <lYs. or 964-56159 38R. 2 ba. near pool and ALLlTrlLITIES PAID Avail. Dec. 15th. 2br. ~ ~~'!~c~ 675-3126evea. ewst wltnds. temialrbeadl$700/mo. Compue before you SemorCitu.eos. ~. Nr
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for onJ1 •29.soo . ADiVlsfonof JASMIHICUEK a'SiO/mo. funuture, surrounded Duplex. 1-...ba Encl ~d:.ssac Harbor Investment Co Ter:mia/swtm. 3br, 2~ba, 2 BR. l~ ba Coodo Pool. Waierfronlffomea, loc. with plmll landscaplaa patw It back yrd. &let
......,,,,............. splJt-level. Beaut view. apa $380 /mo. Pb : 631·1400 A.dull Uvinl at Ill best pr.LndryHJtup.CrpUc -S....S~ l yr 11 e . $13 0 0 mo. 96.l-51112 orSM-2032 1--------•I No peta. drps throu&houl. 1375110.
HOMI ~ 1 IR. S27S, Bat'h Condo guarded l 8drmfunuahedS3SS. latlrlaat + Sl001ec. 2'2'111~.,,, 20S A PLUS 2 UHrTS '•et CMlk Oc.-V• IM&-221&2 pt.e, pool /spa. club bte. 2 Bdrm furniabed "'50 548-27Shft 4. ~~~-~~~~~·1 ~~OOO·~~SOC> 4 Br 2ba Luak Harbor 4 bedroom. 2 ba'~ pr.MSOMo 9M-5S11 SW. WU900.MZ·1'1l All utll pd Lee 1 br.
-...,.. .. &oe · Vaew Hllll $UDO/mo lie -. nur 1 Br mobUe home $21115 relr1&. SZ35 Adults. no a ......,...-IA.Y Sal::_e: ..... a0nee Jmmed. ~upaocy: ~~pl.ace, 1~~..!I BlSCan)'oo-rorteu.3Br· _ .... , -•~ -...-.-.._lam ...... -... 2...sa McCJal.DTwn.bm MaUl'9 ... wt.a.......,. No peta.~;548·1517. ~::i~~!...~~ IP.·c• •!ID 1"~176I Mf-72llAil. backyard. $'57·0454 8&r ..:.... ... pool '"'• tea' pe&a. Quiet. aecwe. lilll ........ 0 .. ,c:.y. ~Bctmnu~bUe~n:. u: ,,, iH'" ColtaMeM lZZ4 = o;uatter epm. Dia '~p8u. A~aJJ no.: NwptBlvd.MMm •For aKioS. their
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JIOUll•PLEX. SIJ0,000. N'ice 28r, l.Ba, Coed yd, 2Br hie, l&_y~ MW paint, Steeet' wt.daJS lam-5pm •Pool na rea&al area. owe. on~. 2S4i8 Onnie nr bcb. ~ mo .• pr, ~. -TotLol PriDcmll.111..ulOA@. HM '875mc). lat•lalt 536-71051•25ZS •Dtlbwatben don osen 1
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No petS From M3$ 2617 QUIET ADULT 2br, 11-,ba
DdmAw 631 17SS pvt pat.Jo, gar, 1 m1 to bch
~mo 9601279 •2Br condo. or So. Cst -
Plaza $425. Poot. spa. 2 Br. 2 ba. 1 yr nf>w , pV1
'JS.QZ17or83341974 yd Kar. Pt'I & kid!. ol..
-SC2S mo ~5945 ~St Apll now ~nt -
mg. 1 Bdrm apc.s, S2lS & New 3br. 2ba, rrplc. dbl
14> f\J..morunlum 1919 a ttc h ~ar S~2!'.>\1••
...,.Sl 131-3174 Ro\t>mary 848-22b:l
98:Ht710. &'TJ.5048 ~ 2 be •IJU. Fam' -------ly wut Pool .. Play. h .2b9.stud10.gar.frpc
752 74H
~ ~ West nopets $4!i15Mo
Apts 1996 M a pl ~ ~3:1'7
.-.1-orMZ-1951 ---------2111". U.. ~ patJo, 1ar.
1.aftly Z br. 1~ ba. siA>ft, frplc. No Pets. S3IS Mo
crpt. drps. c•ra1e. -.-r. 7S2·7'7•
~.DO peU. S)eO. ll80 -a.1.. .._ b D Anabelm.OpenbouR. w a to ... ac wuquc
S63z:Zt n2-ml t.c=tWar. Gu fr water
• -pd. SloYe & refnr. $275_ IAST5el mo . .__2'56 ___ _
CI hf W~ NEW CUSTOM. 2 Br unit.
2 Bd, df'n. ~phl·lev•I . 2ba. oo pet.i.. S4.ZS mo.
frpk'.sky llgbt.deek.No S275 t.e<' 17671 Van
cbaJdnn O' peU ~ l80 ~ BelWttn Slater &
£. ZlslSl O.ys646-4262. Newman. Eai.t of ~ach
nes~11543. Blvd. Drive Uy. ~II for
£'Side I BR. downslau'S AAJl 848-59Z4 or 9tiO 1347
Yard. fncd. S325tmo Ph ...... 642.Q3 ..,.oa ------... taOw 1842
2 Br. l l , ba ~ .•••••••••••••••••••••••
C'efter of town. ~uaR«-· 2 BR. 2i., be townhouM•
fenced pall<> 1395 Pet. 1160 sq ft. 2 car gar. ne.tr
tnfanto« 645-4837 be4Ch.. Sll)01mo Call aft
I ~OVt', r ef;:;, Spm. 7141997 ~
wu-age Adults. no petS .,..... J844
s:IXJ 646-2901 •••••••••••••••••••••••
2Br lba house type encl Lwlunous Waterfront. ~ 1 ctu.L<1 oil, ~pets. ~ lBrCondo. frpl. AtC.
S3S!'> + depo~1 t 41 pom.J•cuu1 831 -5769
&ei-0350 2D42 C Me)'er Pl Orangelrtt Condo lbr.
28drm lba. 11angle gar. w loll. S450M<>
PX> per mo. Isl & LaM 559--40~ _ _
+SlOO 1tt dep 548~1 lbr, Spnngs Condo. Ten or~9S52 rus, pool, refng. $395 W...._ Yi~ 752·'7855. eves SS9·9581
BtauUful new adult apts Rucl>' __ _
Nopeta lmmed. occupy . ...,_....._ 3148
Pool, 1•cu21I. garaae ••••••••••••••••••••••• •v~. Stuo10. ut1l . private
Badleffln S27S-S280 beat' h. $3 50 I ea a e 1 Btdroom SJL.5-$325 4118-4644.
2 Bedroom s:a>--1375 -------
TSL Mamt ~122 Le apt 2 Br 1 ~ ba palJO.
C!1Jl. No. La1wua. very
$250-S380. 1&2 Br apt.a, nice. Adlts. $47S.
t».kxlny, paUo. laundry l-IBS-1039 l.Q3.31127 rm. some w/eocl. aa1111e ---------
" frplca 1 BR. walk to bch $395 incl
TSLMcmt 842·1603 Wllacpgas .
2 Br, lee patio, Cblld le pel 1 Room with bath, Ulll
ok. Freably painted. pd, nocookm, suo. Wtlk
646-1563. to bcb.. Days 1'19-3900, ev
J Br Eutalcie, small but .,.J.*
aJCYW/lotaolneatwood WaUt 2 bib to bch. lrg sass. 551-1680 atudio ap&. $300. AJao 1 Br
BEAtmruLOf'ftnbelt• SSTS av&1l now. llartha
pool, X·lrt lBr, 129$, inc. 81l·llSl; _..,.,
ullJ .• Super lBr • deft, tie.,.. IMdt 316'
$115, lDc. uUl. 1ar. avaU ••• .. ••••••••••••••••••
2221 Caayon. C M BAYFRONT lBr, •Ith
..-. view porch, $615 mo.
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548-97SS
2 er 1 Ba, cariiort.. 1234 Room cloae to beach. W. Balboa Bl. CaU for Share batb. No kitchen.
a.ppt. Jim or Carolyn, S18>Mo.67S.9005,67~1497
73)..1222 •It· Room for rent $140Mo in·
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HOUSEMATlS
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F . rmmle. 25·35 for
S27S/mo 2Br 18a. CdM.
Nancy 760-1U3 . or
5'3-93117
2 Br, 2 Ba. new plush cld ut1I. Spa, pool.
carpet.lng, pool, jacuni. kitchen. gar apace.
S'2S mo. Adults. no pets. 5618463. Ask for Earl or
Located across from Craig. ~"T'pptBc!u~~nie. Elegant swle. pool.-F-a-sh-. htw°l:..t 4350
--I.JI EmpJ No amoke •••••••••••••••••••••••
WESTCLIFF PLAZA _1325_ ~-WANTED. Garage for AR.EA 2br 2ba, pool, nu JI c M crpta, compl nu kltch, Room w/lut pnv. nr shop· ama car. · area.
applna. nu drps. nu PUli cntr & bus. 962-7520 64&-8898
pa1n1. 631-4Q>. aft 6PMor wkndl --------·---------•Office R...w 4400
---------1Rm w /prl ba. non· ••••••••••••••••••••••• smoker, like dogs,
$250/mo, empl. mao pre· DELUXE OFFICE
!erred. NB. 6'2· 1688 lDI aq. ft.; all or part.
Voc.atiolta...tab 4250 DSq.ft.Noleuereq.
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1 or 2 Rm Suites from S75. m w. 19th St. Call Tom
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EX.ECUTIVE sum
FUii service offices In Newport Center
640-5470
Gf'Mt LJttt. c .......
In Costa Mesa
Newly remod. sbop'g
center located at 27SO
Harbor Bl, haa apace
available ranatna from
$900 sq ft ready for
unmed. occupancy. CaU
Paul S . Katz, Ail
213/~
C1wfihNli Proflh SWIMG LOANS Cullllq 5ooa! and
Retail or olhce spac~ 2Dd Trust Deed Loan.a on
•vallable for unmediate l'elJdentul property
occupancy In bJ&h tralflc CU,,tomazed lo meet
center. al Magnolla & yoor n~!
W1tner lo Fountain R t: DEPT.
Valley. 1425 Sq. ft. at 55t SANTIAGO IAHIC sq ft. Frooll oo Warner
Call (714 )~4-2566 or ---71•4•/832-·.5200 __ _
973-2971. A&ent.
UHTORIUY
4700 sq ft. o(fice building,
oear Udo lsle. purchase
pnce S750.000 w /$100,000
dwn . 430 32nd St .,
Newport Beach. CaU for
dt'tall1 Sierra Really
633-7920
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LUXURIOUS Newport 8'•d. CM
EXECUTIVE SUITIS Pnme comm'! 1300 or •
Offices now avail. lo 4950 sq ft 494.5049, CRIDITNO
eleganUy appointed Ex· -~ PROalM
ecut.lve Swt.es centrally Jad Ii W TD lo-.
louted near freewaya, Offla-WarehHH '71-6511
Pree Junket ti1ghts
Everyday to Lall Vt"IU
Vi. Scheduled Alrllnt'S
f'Ot" lnJormauon Call
5218970 <2 131776 0100
5300 . ..•.....•......•.•••..
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ARE FREE
Call:
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Animal A1111tan t t' Lague 537 .Z27J. no r~
~ or at a pet., Call
Special Pab Hotl1nt'
n4m2·m5. 213 ~ 7DI
HUA HOAG
Highly upgraded, pro-
fesa1ooally decorated 1
BR Bach tn Versailles
QJodo overlooluna foun-
t a 1 o & park -like
courtyard. Full secunty
bldg. 15251 mo. Ca II
TAHm Prutlglous Newport courts & the Orange and yard apace for rent Arranied by
Modemlor2brcottage Center omce apace. Count y Ai rport . CM lnduatrlal area. Cocllt"-Locms Found f·em German on beach on TaluU with avail. mad January Faclhtiet Include a 64().6374 Shepherd. apx 24" ha. blk
car, row boat. wash Spacious ground floor fneodly,effic.entrecep-c.a..tr.LIF•ST faee . Wealmtnstcr C:al 644-72 It
. ASK FOR NIGEL. Airt. machine. complete swte Include• recep· t1onst /telepbooe NwptorP09lOlc.S021qft ~ "' 8C7-3SCB
---------• lotchen. etc. For mo~ tiom&t. aecretary apace, operator who c;reeta your st.oretorc. 2630C Avon 2nda. 3rdl, 1wtnp ----
---------infocall~211B9eves & conference room . clienuandanawenyour _m_1m __ .100_1_co_U_ect____ Coilaterallutlom Loll cal ·"Cunous · 7 yr
I er Versailles '850
Uck>2Br +den S8SO
2 Stry 2Br +den SllOO z er Town.bowie l700
2er + dea. 1bp. $1300
2 Br, view, pool~
weieUnda. bbn.ry. lutcbeu, copier. calla. a complete CaW. & Kobtle borne loana a'd rem. pl'f'd p-ey. wear
---------• storage Call Debbie Federal law library. ~LeaeA • "~N Baho900p, Creclt-MoPrribh• 1n1 wht flu collu Large Bli Bear cabin, .,,.9198 · ' beautifully decorated _, voo .-:K., • • 11...,._ Wek.w Reward fOI' tnlo 548-4433 poollbl. color TV, 2rrplc, ooofereoce rooms, photo IQ. ft., s.58-8723 ---·~
IJeepl 14. ~16 EXEC. SUmS copy machines, & the 541-tJ75 LOST Sm Dacl\sund m1:i finest in 1ecretar1al L:IX)+aqftsbop·space. Jrg -brwn, shrt hr \IC' San "----•root 1 •. 2 BR COD· '~Aft for an office in a ._. r~·-M-a a-• u-. w_,,_... 5030 ...... ~ • ....,._,,... aervicea. For further Ulfo ~'..., ......,.. "g •.. • .__.,. _.,...., CI cm < t 1 4 9 !1 td 112
doe. Really Weal. Ltd. warm "' friendly at-& a personal tour lliOOmo MS-l042 ___ w··:::;ED••••T0••••90•••R••RO••; Collt-tt ;112 311 1 ~Olib
635 LauJuni St .• Lahal.oa. mo1phere~:,. Dohoyou need through the raclhlies, L.....L-.L..tal Rental 4500 ""'"'" A.nswe~ l•1 · u1~t> Maui, Hawaii. 96761 penonalJ...:u P ne cov· _..,... "000 "'r Pay Back - -
---.......,,.,,... .,.,.,.1 erace & the availability please contact Vortac ••••••••••••••••••••••• Phone 646 •064 Alter 1 -t 12 2 Mt·d Parrol """° .,...._.,. I f I J\ssoc: . <714 )955·2288, ....._ n-Co • 1-.. .....,.,
WaterfrOllf HOMl1
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OCEANFRONT2B lBa o a pro eas1ooa C714~3900 ....-.-• .,. ·~·..-.· 8PM Lilac Ht>Jd \'IC-I n · r. • Palm Springs luxury con· secretarial ser vice" New S,980 sq. rt. indl d1anapola~ Brookhur't
frplc, 1625 mo. yrly, $500 do <adult> on Mission You'll find us al 666 bldg w/288 sq. n. office MwfP9"•• Tnnt Heartbroken Rt:\\ARU
mo. winter 675-6670 _ Hills CC. alUaclUlles, by BaJcer Street. Call Bev at 1 MO fREE RENT Fronts oo xJnt. street. Of DMdi 5015 9fJ8.6m
New luxury lownbomes. week or longer. 968-S430 m.21s1 EXEC. sums fie<: can be expanded •••••••••••••••••••••••
WANTf.O f''emaltt to
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979 1017
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lEMAH DE LARUE
HOLIDAY SPf:CIAL Tf"Clff4 5450 O\IU:itll Only•2Abrs ...................... .
"53-9820 Sailor 1eeks passage
---t.o fnn Aic.tralla Scuba
PkEG'llAST., Carine. dive ~Barner Reef.
luU1d.t•nU11.I rounsel10~ & Dpt s·~A. 00-100' 1811.
refrrraJ Abortwn, adop will <'n>W M A Clark.
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• tSJ..0771 * maoaaer desires pos1
_ 4M Hr OUt.ca1l Sen'lce ~ Wlil, C.M.
PRE LAW atudent neoed5 ...., W41111ied 7100
125.000 Wall do anytluoa ••-••••••••••••••••••• Lt•l(lll <:onf1dcnt1JI ACCOUNTING CLEllK-~VM P CJ Box 32•2. AIP , AI R ft special pro-
N B tr.51.J __ -!.. )eCSS foe a dynamic de-
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TOMMY'S anmtect :!,.~a: Of NEWPORT r~q a wali1 01nus to
lam 113l-3SOO
ESCORTS ACCOUNTANT /FULL·
6'2l5il -~Hm.n~ C HARGE O Fl'ICF.
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3' Hn 641-0lM
MCJYISA
MGR For pvt country
club. nper tbru trial
balance " hnanclal saaiemmt. FOC' lnl.erview
pAeMe ~ 844-5404
2&3br,fprlcs,bayv1ew days,963-1209eves ~RTc~a Wna.yN.TcrytorCo. SattterMh).Co. Lost Sml <'hubby It
Y I 67 .. •"12 B'-r Deluxe Exec Offices OD ~-"""" ...... l:;A n-altors ............ o ..... t-or -al ...,._,_ tan Whl 001! n~u rollilf _e_ar_y'--_......, ___ .... __ ~"-tlahtoSW. 4300 Per:umula w/Bay view. Fullaetv1ce.FromS225. ""' ......... b;"ves"~tasit;cel;"" cJnl> ~amt' Dolly ~n DIAMOND WANTED· We ••I I tr a 1 o
Apts for rent. 2 blk.s from ....................... SllOO/mo. Pb 673-SSSJ Newport Regency Corp. LEASIHCi: SpedallliRg ill 12 2 A M On ft wood Prn party will buy I to 3 MacGregor Yachts. IW
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Hoag Hosp 2 Br, 2 ba. n-p 'em '""'s) •··•bare u....i•--• B'd r~ta M (714 >644·7189 W ...... Ii•-I ~-..1.-_ Beach Club Mob1h• Homt· carat. ca."lh. N B ~-4975 Pl8tftd.la. eo.ta Mesa. r 4150 A nca • •· ·""' ...,., lDQ,U\;&j • g....,. esa. --------are ....... e. or "" n '--,..,. Pr1' Nr Ht>nrh HI PC'll. --mg rs o c. houae w taame. E ·•ide UOO aq rt. Very reuona· Office apace LD Newport dlalriaJ lD Buena Park I.~ 1 ~s-o& I 0 C "' ....... _ Palrice,NptBcb. -C.M. $210 + "'1 util ble rent. Suitable for orColtaMesa "81aq ft & 1530 sq rt --2-21 I 5,. I tIBRf~\JW 9t;o:rn.a ...... ~ ... , ACCOUMTIHG
:b'. b . ocean VJew new· *-9'21 days weight control doctor ~2111 Wte 1 or both. ZJ<NNN or Money for short term 2nd lolt Gray &t wht <'•l ESCORT SHVICE IWclst.er today for local ly~rated. Fem. pref. 1 Bdrm/$175. 548-2103 25< grou. Judy Jones, TD'a, no credit check. no Male ca.la Mes• ~II S~<'1 1lu1n' in bu11 -temporary ual.pmeou.
96&-2ZJ8 -See after 6, 2264 Maple FORLEASE·So. Laauna, NQ RENT Al/.. polty. S20,000up. For At' ~aft~pm neumen. r~lldt'nts lihmbeoverllyean. '61-1714 llOn call aaent: 673-7311 ----welrom~
Bnnd new 2Br. steps to Apt. E _ ~=1~ -49&-33l9 _AnyU_me______ _ $l00 REWARD 719-5241 557..0045
ocean. IMO. MALE clean quiet DOO· UNTIL 1980 ..... W..ted 4&00 r--r-1\. L·n-__ 8'TS-88:56 ___ or_631_·_3_193__ amkr abr w /same FU RN 1501 Westcllfr Dr. approx •••••••••••••• •••••• • • • Falt ApproYGA for any Wormalloo lead I ....CHELLE-S U \• 11 ':
WESTCLIFF. New ln· 2br hM or bcb. Pool, spa 700 aq ft, wW build lo REL I A 8 LE I N . z.dto•1 Ing w lhl-return or ma.le •o.tc.11• ~~lllMClS
terion, 2br, lba 1485. _szz_._64.$-_208o4 ______
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suit, ample parking. LwturyOfficeSuit.es DMDUALSEEKS lBR 14W~lnurest.15&20 yr RedTabby Cat 640-954_ 11AM2All m.3749 -•••...:._..•......___.. ...... ~ N rt Ba HOME·APT Have &ood •~ -.... •10 000 l ---., &• --_._... 2br. Zba ~-Adlta. DO Fem.. quick. $475 move Johlha.aocT&42·Jlll Oii ewpo y reh • am quiet and sm:<m. N;~re~ymeo\~ FOUND M very little PlATO'Sl.ETWIAT .... ,.... ....
pda 87W, S4z.&S&3 lo. SZOOmo. 2Br Coodo. COSTA MISA UDO MARINA employed Prefer rent pmalty, noballooo :, dot!r bl~';.[::,.· ~e;/ For f~\h1nk1n1 ft &•· --------•
WISl'CUFF 2 br, 11,; ba S.Coa1t Plue area. Prof. otnce apace avail. YILLA(9E under $200. needed by Udo Newport Co ~1.2724 1n1m1t couples. Relu ·--------t.ownbouae. Adults only, 1157-8458 In California lat Bank Dec. 1. H.B • C.M., F V m-7585 2Ahrs -------w I ab a o I u t e I y No ~
no pet.I $475. 1128 Bed· Rm in lrvtne 3Br houae, Bld1. 750 •q. fl. Low area --FOUND Sll>1man Hualty Preu ure. Adult Fun Acccuntinl
rordLn.548-7533. _ Femprel,$150+uU. price Incl: Janllorlal, Cclls..&.Z-_llB4-__ 594_7_._Af_te_r __ 5p_m_._ Ala llmCHMnh/ male.VlcSanJuanarea ~lvar,HoUyWOC.S JaACCOUMTIHG
Westcllff2Br. 2ea 551~ :=!Y :~!~·A=: &lMH~ ---u c LA pre· I aw ~ reucnah/ s.&-7463 _ _ -Ex.crtule PhooeCalll Q.HIC 631Ad_~ M/Fto1brcute2Brhouae dant puklna a vail. O.C. AIRPORT •chhlotlarihi,!> studten1t Lott&"°'91d FOUND Ft>rnale blk " Wearerorrul 'J)oyia. ~ !~1~x~:ff:~/1:,~:
.,._. · nl iabborbood So Conv location Close to l it building behind at e e iee..a ~e · ••••••••••••••••••••••• white Hu11ky fa ce fcme.Afihend·M&-3"1 portunhy for a bn1bl.-
• J.br--. -v -.... -.. 1Y-5-,_-.,.-to-bc -b. ~~.nearbmllnn airport, uavei aaent & Gulliver's. Large new room & bath,. N rvanrtt -"•1~•c1•... 1100 wtwhllt> ears doa Med --amtxUouspenoouiJr. •-.....,_... l 1u ba-i. ...,,, E 7th S -_,.,•tive aui•-wllh all quart.en pre ewpo ••••••••••••••••••••••• u. 846-0080 A.re you • buslnesa ex G .... parkin1. 673-3958, • services. Comp e\eV' ua. ~ . 1 t. ..._..w .._ ·-·. Ebu...1 elderly & Accounlln1 Clerk. The -r.:! t f "--M-· ..... -~ .. -avaJlable 2021 --""3 ecutJve ........ on • bus1 t 1 ..... 544-8898 • excep or your """'.. --· -...·.-. ..,. ..... _ · kids. Former N•WJM>r"\ KMNY Found Blk "wht L b m x .~.. poe1 100 11 entry ev.,. --------room. Outdoor pet OK In Bu1meu Cntr Dr .. #2.13, H d c I F '"'" • 1 · ,_ uip" call Travelinc Wllh the opportunity for
2br .. p~ .... "••&dlbwr ,_fen-"' yrd .....,,,. mo BALBOAlSLAND lrvlne.Call7S2·0322. arbor 1ra .• . . PINCHER male. tn clrd Bca<> Secretanes roe Bu.sll'lea& idvance-ent . E··· _.__.,_ .... ..~ · ... .,.. ..,.~ otn •MMlMo champ Sl25·$150t mo mix. male. blk l..ab, fem ""---u:u·v-(71 .. -...-... • bukaptS400yrly Janl + i,; util, lit le tut. req. ........or ce. _,., · ~ -.. ,..... ,,_ penenee 1.a helpful, but 121~.tMbSt 644""340 Move In hnmed. Aalt foe A&ent6'7s-8l?O Plasalucutln !':.~=1=!~· ADS ~~~r Npt Och _or_(f_t4_l894-__ 7sa ____ 1 not required.. Working
.ir----... -s.7, FA evestwkndl 751-2688 ance apace next to John w... - -...,. •SS• '-I coocbUooa le employee ---w.,oe Airport 1215 mo Then I.I a dlfference' Grandmother want. rully -,,,_., benefits are Hffllen\. ·······················Roommate to •hare 4Br -. IA.rs• •ultes (290 1.() furn house/apt for ONLY S2 scnau 'ETS RGUUMODB.S Salary la dependent CJI) -. ""or • l•-e u·""·... ~ .. w /2 ....... ~. else to 2 otnce suite & 1tora1e bl MnM. -r< -· ...... -.,,,,.,. .......... • .... ba... M a ~rovldlnf hilt y pro· Jao/Febm-1448. E411t,.OIJS experienc. l•vel. Appl)' Spanilh .lvle lbr •rit. bch~mo.64.S-7S87 rm 'n ui. eua,.e I l I ANSWERS ~ tn sead " ...._ -....._.... <7l .. )•-........ or e11 ona secretar a -or -ume OCEAN Yiew 332 .,..c no .,......... .. .,_ -Mn1 with Stll •111 Item at1 C"Om OUTCALL OMLY ..--· ·-u s.11qr' Apt c Boom.mate want.ed. male. aftft'lpm 5S2-CT. ble n:iber 0~ :J:!~~ kh ••/l....t I btnat.kld ol lttma I« 11s snace -f1aslr .,__ ..,. w....._ ~· •' .._ -· atral&bl, no boozen. Pf_•:• or Ina with• Ptnn)' Roach -Q-atly -.......,. .. ...._ •-.~ u•t Lovel y lar&• Sbar-.2Jkapt.UW.incl. MEDICAL!DENTAL lllcbel1on. Suite 212, ••••••••••••••••••••••• PUM:b«Ad allnafor'l I lSFAST Ul-l140 1'10C Ave
b9dM\clr,uU1.pald. Walk ~in penoa, 740 W. D8eolwnbtowl2D37L1aq1u~ta 1Mne.Call752--0234 hbnt ~vlellnde•~ _!a,corh • I t.h.lnk t know how faet GOLDIHfatll. Intne,C.t:z'fl.4
r.obc:b.Nopeta.541-snM lll.bt,CK. ...... . .!.1.· · · · I MO•--FIH O;:_.p~'I 5005 __,......,. .. ...,. , tood 1ot tt.a name. You 0141146-0lll -· -~· • lhe2daya Ch•rt•I\' ._..._ _,.1_ .. at• .. -'OOd Prol. Muaa1• by Steve, I~~~~~~~~~ .... ... JllO II I F , 2 B r • 2 8 a 1f YoU •ltn a 1 year lM in •••••••••••••••• ••••••• No comll\4ff'Clat Ilda, ::; ;b;& ;': w:i ~ do Uc 'd There plat, N. B. I ·
-.. • .. ••••••••••••••• '!Wnbollle. Sl8S mo. ~WAT~~~ 0 NT Nowmber. Next to O.C. Pll-SCHOOI. For ~ lnform1t1on ISP'AST. 4 30·9.30, Appl Only·---------
.... I Br, 1~ t., pool, util. Partially furD. ~MlS. BayaldeDr. ~~~.fo~1280aq. ~~d.J: :Sri!~C:: and10plac·oCK1radull --"'·. n11. •B-m-•-_S&al __ T ______ , ~fOaAI/.a:-• ...,_tee 6 air!.._lmmec. lll.sJ51 NB_,. 2800 ll'uw.-1 _.. • .... ... ~ 4mw '"'°' __ v_,, ______ , Can be purchat-4 on Dacbshund. H11hlaod MASSAGEalm_petlco ......, todq to.,_
. '-()ernlnl~!·!_!Rlt~y~· _!•~t~m~IPemale roommate to ~ITllACH DIC. sums xlnl. contract al lK. In· 642-5671 Dr .• Nwpt. Bcb. 971-7140 Your muHur·Bob cm vU'lom at~ 6 ....; lhan 2 br houae, C.11. ._,,..,..,._ Prtme Newport Blach ...._ A ..... ...-~--James OutcaUe 1·11 boo .... ••Pl•I 11111• 2Br. l8e duplu, aaf. a»lad.u&il.'fa.1811 Prtm• location near 1oc. Near o.c. airport. PattPl.ace,IDc.142-7411 _....,_....._·----·-·--·--. •sut. · •• ... w.-Pel 131D/mo. '501 Hou lb-.U. 1000 sq. RAtat uu~l• reuptlon, S .._ 1 9 JWD&t: Orq s1ouned pre-"*'':oa!ork clote to
'W.lrd.&A.•-M/?11+ tllOblal•boQae ft. a..fUJ IWU anti. coalereoce rm, Janitor Balboe Illa.ad Gift Shop, ~ 1 1C11ptb> ~.On the ..... 0 .. ctl ~ll"~~~ • -wr Placatla • 1ltb ~JC.';9 unit In new .. u .1 uUla, 100 fr11 Xhlt lout, 11kln1 SVMABOME oeeantrontlDNwpt. Bch, m-1111 tmaare...-d Jf-~~=J•\;o Partf\lroiabed.Mlml MS-mld.Ua. ~~ :..:. ~::i: =+IAvtat, Da11: 1 ~. = alth 6 tO&b St. --0-1-91-ber--a-stft_I __ , Orup OJuntt. cau U
.... " ... ~ ............ Jr4 rmmi. IMeded for ..w'POWTC8nll UaorDoatlll·Nll &ARN-Weet.Ptr 1Wdl.Y.l>eceul'.Dbu 4 llalewWPGMfor tormorelntormatkio. ~ dai48r.__.. ~.-... Oc.. .sew, phu otnc. -per CUwl .. _¢. IJIO r..ma1ta.1n.mr Boblrta.lt'a Sllllid Villtrl • oc.o I bib, N.8. ll'Mt· AYail. I« launtd. ao IPfCI for ~. WI at bo "'C:iJ nu~:;,r See U. lbotlr!q reuo.1 _................... 1l11 1 · 41
"-"JM ~SW"J -.ma. ' . ~· • •1~ llO sm:aoo:lruu1penca :r·~ . wllY I.bl Uoltlcl Stai. W/1121 _.. • . rm r.u_1•s.r-rtasll60 maNo~ adult ..... " plaDI . ::.. + rm.:o-hdl,... ft.41Tt411 ~i j ->I qi • • .... \ID1.lat.enll1dll· .., IQ1 raee fCM" Oil· •• -.................... ~~
from .tno. I t.dr• u .. ~.cr. Jui~= ,. I • ..... •4so H ~ l 8. a c b '=r-:: tlMt faoe ot a,a ~ :>;-t~:; = cra•i=,.· to••-rr:.::'.U: ~...-roar••••' .w.. uW.. atr, .,.. ....................... ~ ........ ~~:.!!'~: ,_~ ICMel MUlwY lloClllDIDtf.ca.mn BRASS KEY ·-' ·-~~ ..._ '=9,o, I . ..,.. WcnUie Urp; fnAWJMUI. ~-::•om apeeeat edlve putolf. u_ooo ... ~°:i!s,~a. ........... ~a-.-, .................. 2'*1"·~· -wWntanleoomela.a·IA*lt ...... n1vel•*' ;INILJX -·=••Wt••.,. ... ,..~ ;:;;.:;; ctrt .. ,._.. .... la prt.,. tff& lldt loee· -. _ot_,ooo,...,_.. ,AMI• Id bt oar Lall NIU ~ OTOYOUR lill •a \0 reee1l
m •a..d to Met..._ DaUf Pllot 0.. ~ IDO tel ft. MllA~a SllpertJtndlrwc:icd.P'IC' ~-4 · Fouad oph1maa. UIHll£SI IOCW.A7PAJU -. al_.
dm WMt • J(.et..._ awtW, __,. ...... A. Acmm t.o dMlilll ClilMICt )l•daMA 'IW't wbln fllOP)a klc* WIUll • .;;&...661 :"7"'f coM. W II tM to &eawl•d VUl•I•· t _l-·-·· _ , 1, eePI. aultlH. Call im~~~1 .?,C.1f. I. o.NMr • .,.._. t "'-U.U~ foa.d u 1t1on., A • can • -v-• * 'Wll!r_J• •' c:all ....,} m1••• ~ _ ·~ w _ , --.. , _ AIC..Wllnoon. 1 ,._1 11.-Gf.•ll•. ._ 1,,.orCUdt ... .-.. ,, ttOwlUNll talll9 ~
I l
f , l t ..
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An tld1'a MINl.OGO per
IDllll&k. p/t. a.-. '°"' OR bounl Ul-aMIS
AMS SVC-PBX P~uaot '*· Npt .._ EQer or wUl \ram ~ 11 aluft ), J
weebpd ~ac.131~.
.....
MIW ACCOUNTS
Patt Um• permaaent,
t7p1q req1Urtd. WU\ ~ tme. C.U few
appt. Joaa lhrtelle.
~ Mutu.al Savtna»
Ii t.ou 5'10 Camino Oe
llltNlla. Su Clemente
Equal Opper Employtt
......... ,...Ice
PBX opeutora for a
telephone aaawerla& lel'Yice eaperieaced or ________ _.
will lrai.a Full lime or lcllldillCl.ITI
-
PACI AC
MUTUAL c ..... ....
Acdt. ,., .... .
N e wport Beach
Developer oeedl aharp
..._/Holteu Bt•,,.1-11 ______ _
Pff ~ • bolttM K.E'YPUNal ~needed ro.-D.ATA ...... Y ..-... c.11 for lo· CWllA10ll
I: L E C T R I C l A N teNtew. Aak for Ph1W. 11111 17'1 Operator f« a
WAJlf'l'ED -f« E Ii A~~~~~~~~I orYY011De.l4'-SLl1 Will eltabllabed a..,,.. Elec:trte. 1!1P41r. P'uU• ---------laa ,,_A.A .n.... ....... Ume.Nl-.11'11 Gtll.fllmAY ...... Wanted: pi"OGll· .... V'I--w--•, 4:0&'· N1 Umit • ...,..i olfiee n • n l N e w p o r t poutlon. Euellent
br.r Bob·t•ll Ortver llllns. etc. Muit type Reltauram bu hll 6 beneftta Ir wortinl COD· ~ .~vtnLA1.v.~1.1v' IOwpm·ealary open. Pff ~ poa. open. dlUon.1. llialmum 1lx ___, '"" ~ ..... 7"J5ti.U.Sl Salary commenaurate mon~ lle1puncb ex aervlce. Start SS ---------w/~. Ooatact Judy pertenc• reqwred on hr+Overl\me. alck ,. __ __._ att• --IBM 1741/1742. Pay wU1 lea ID9dlcal profit ~ : ·-· com,,,.....W'llte wtth es ~ bt:otdiU~SUble, ~~~-=e .HOrEL. f'toat Delk Ir peraence. Apply 10 ~ t.ruclcln1 C!O, . Swttcbboard Operator person, Moo tbru Fr•
k>e at 2011 V~ St L A. expeneece. lrvme com· Beautiful hotel. 1ood Sam·Spm
Bnni Moa Vebicie re ~· C-:::u~~P~~ ~benefttl Apply JOU.YIOMll"C
cordl,orcalJ· Hollywood £mPoyer ~•SandHot.el. ~S 1'1°'2GWettt Ddlvery Z13-C28.GSLS. --'--..;.______ Co.at Hwy. Lal lk'h lnn.ne. 546-43Sl
Exper nunes aides or
tralnees. All J 1bUU
Mesa V~ Convales·
Ceal Hoapttal, &el Ceotu
SLCM S..MIS GUARDS Hoed
llGHT AUDIT
a.Ell
F..qua.I Oppor EmplOYer
Keypmcb
DA.TAOVERU>AD f«
t.emp0nry KEY PUNCH
&CRT)Obs. •851·9091• ---
omt Ume abills avalla Newport ~at.er Full·
ble. Daya, arternooa· time, llabl typme. ex· ew.alD&S or sr•ve yard. perience preferred in Muat be able to work New Accounts. Call
aome weekend.a. Typlna Dcrls Crol(()O, M+-1461.
A a.jar b.fe lna\IJ'anet compuy beadqua.rured
m Newport Beach, hu
opPortuolUe1 for 10
clviduals with •kill.I and
1eneral offace e~ perieoce to ooe or mo«
oltbe following areu
l*IOO to ba.ndJe muJU ---'-------
project payabJes Mu.1t Dent.a.I Office Mer. for
type, data proce11ln1 buay N B. rHtoratlve
knowledae preferred prac 4~ daya. $1000+.
Mutt bavt aunlmum 2 631·3690
tu ox $450 ::-
Mui .... •• nooa ....... A ......
1Mdletely Call Mr
-.YtSl-71 ll
•CJDOd IN•fff •
'"4JIPI lwrltrto adY-.ce
~--yowtiao...!
•$4.00 /tW' ...
..... h zl:: i• IJ
•paidwHfdy
Good oppor1.UDltY for a
R!bab&e penon wrtb an
8lltJlUde f « nwnbers &
calcu.lator alr1ll.I. NCR
~ e&penence pre
ferttd Advancement o~
ponuruty available Eta
JOY ext"ellent company benefits Apply 9am
nooo, Moo·Fra Person
nel
LAMDSCAPE
S,.I lllert..-
F 1ume Xlnt t>eoefa~
546-6SllZ
Ltgal Secretary, perm a
nenl. p1tame, flex1bll'
hours 1-:xper req ·d
rurpe>rt are~52 8lS5
35 wpm. required. Many IMPERIAL SlrL co. benefits available. Equal Oppe>rtunity
Please call Mon·Frt. E I M F H Fashloo lsland area mp oyer / /
•Typl.St.S •Secretaries <Sbo~nd
required)
yrs experience in lbla --------
work. Aoil. 1mmed Dmt&I Aasutant. Ju '80.
Send reewne to: The Bad· fuil,~ exper R D A
dle Group, 38411 Caropu.s pref • Salary open.1•--------•o, .. t ... GYaiaaw. Liquor Clerk, t:X
pent'll<:ed Mature te37
Wal"Mr Avt' H K
Coat.a Mesa area • Accounung Clerk •lmurance Background
•Math /Statiallcal
Dr, &Ile 116, Newport _EJ_Toro __ 8JIO. __ ll.30 ____ •·--------Beach 92IQel) I ' • ..,,.. ... badps MAUJOTT HOTB.
900 Newport Center Dr
NeW'por\ Beach, E 0 E M/F
Airport area
ca11~
EOE <X>OK~xper·d for college
cafeteria. cau Service
DIUCTOIOF
NUISIMG
Alcoholism rehab
FACTORY
WAREHOUSE
ASSEMBLERS
proYicMcl
UQUOICUllK
Appliance Sales
PAR1-TIME
Due\01\0n e1pan1lon m
O.C. area we need ..wral ahatp people to
Wd'k everunp 6:30 lo
lOPll in IW' treatment
equip dept. Must be 18 or
over
BANKING ·
OPPORTUNITY
•lB.L.Elt
Related experience re·
qua red.
AMERICAN
SAYINGS
We have 1mmed1att
opem.ngs If you quall(y,
we offer a unique work
mg eovuorunent in add!
lion to excellent <'Om
pany benefit.a Pleue ap-
ply ID person to.
Syswms 54&-1223 _ hospital 10 Newport
Beach baa 1mmed1ate
open.mg for an RN with
3 5 y rs nursing f'X ·
per1ence loclud1og
aawfactory upenenC\!
as instructor o r
Cook for small
restaurant Qual atan·
d.a.rds Exp preferrrd,
but will tram Xlnt oppt 'y
for practical ~tauraot
e.iq> Woman preferred
6754720. 673-1570
No Expenence Nee<k.-'O
Top Pll)' Pald Weekly
l\Drrell ' sown.a. ....... c.-:
t213137l-7760
HOUSE C LF:ANER S
54-~ 50 hr + Bonu.\ Will
Fll.lme. Mahltt. exp r or
will train Apply 1n
penon ~W 19th. CM
tn1n F'UU • f'/T Advan LJVE IN. mat.ire I adv
cemf'nt Opply Mui.t needed by worklDit cou
Have tramportattOn plf' to ca~ for bom .. & ~
___ Ml-_11*>_ ~ age 1t1rl'I Pvt rm
Personnel Department
3929 S Bnstol 700 Newport Center Dr
Cost.a Mesa Mr Huu.enga 979-9800 Newport Beach, Ca 92l660
IDE M/F /H F.qlW Oppe>rtunlt)
Employer MI F
COOKS
supervisor. CompelilM! IRVL"'lE 'l~ 666t
salary Wlth xJJll fnoge WI:. M t-
benefils package. For an---------• tervlew cont.act urry
McDonough,,Jtale1gh
Hill s Hospital, 010>4~·570'1 E0 £ M / F
Fast rood talre out
Female pttfer?Td 30 .O
yrs Part time Laglltl:>
Beach 497-4388
Hou5eelea.nen PIT ~ hr
Own tran\po rtallon
Alt,er5.~6
1V • beth. 493-51~ aft
6PM ---L 1 \. t; I~
llOUSt:Kt::f:PER for
rather • 3 ) r old boy.
non 'lmok.-r. MootTut'
olf 87~3793
WIOFfflt
Ptrmaoent Employment
Top start1ng pay
Rap1d Advancement
Company Benefits
Profit Shanng
Fact~ Tra1rung
For mt.er ca II 979-3860
BARBER STYLlSTS -t;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~ Interested lo outs 1del.i
Mmlmum or no exper
needed. Will traLD Full &
part tame. Apply 10
penon. --------------Di ck Church's oisPLA v
WESTBlM
SECURITY
23142 S Hawtt.one IS
T~.Ca90SOS
Equal Opporturut y
F1gurt-Salon wants ·--•:.m•p•lu•)•e•r •M•'·"·--
Hol.mecleaoen ., a nt.t'<i to
tMJr1t for Jarut'f'·, Rag
lfd'f ADDs. 8 3 Tues
f'n t)Th.. 2514
---------Look1nl( for amb1t10U'> ~pit-part time. for
Architectural 1ob cap
laans & project
architects with 5 yrs
min experience Cor com·
m'l/indus./resld. work
Permanent posltaon
C halleog1og o p
port.unities. Top salary &
fuU beneJ1ts pkg. N li
location nr major
freeways & airport Start
Jao2. l.9fkl. 7141751·3863
~SEMBLY
DAILY PAY
Electrorucs Assemblers
PCB Exper
Ctl 541-S I 12
111ERJGHT MAN. INC
910W. Santa Ana Bl, SA
salt'S FuU or part·llme
H.B. & t' V area. Comm
Wi llene 531-9795
Bar maid. attractive 4c en·
thu.s1asllc; part-time.
646-9935
BEAUTY· Sculptured nail
man1cur1st needed,
follow preferred, but not
nee Viclu ror appt.
6'.S-9056 ---
Beauty
Shampoo person for
eleitant salon Xlol
wages Wed t.hn.a Sat. no
eves Richard Ouellette
Salon , 200 Newport
Center Dr. NB ----
&>at Cleaning Second Mate Looltlng
for dependable female
ht'lp for H 8 & Long
Beach area. 642-0671. ----------1 Bookkee~r. for small Med Electrorucs manuf
nr beach. Computer
system being installed
Oen cal
RESTAURANT
28118Newport Blvd. CM PENSION
CASE
PROCESSORS Counter He Ip for
undw\ch shop. Mon thru
CT,...._ or Fr• Hours flexible. Part
bperi..udl tune. Houaewtle. mature
penoo. rnendly worklnR
cond Anthony's Oe h
Maid, 17881 Sky Park.
Sle A. lrvuw s.56-0S10
Peosaon Department
needs individuals for
many aspecU of Penaaon
Adm101slrahon Basic
me lb requared. COUNTER LADY
Ellpeneoced to work in
Munl. Bch dry clt-1rung
Good opportun1ly lo plant. Moo·t'rl. 1142.2050
work 10 area or ex·
pamlOD aad growth OXJPLE to aiBISl mgr III
Orange Cly deluxe
We offer outataad1n1 bld&-sal + lovely apt. workmi cood.lt.lom and a Call 521-ISCZ foe' appt.
liberal beoefrta packatte --
Uyou qualify. please ap. Credit ~ CollecOooa Fa· pl 10 penoo to Pl iatereet.an&. cballeng-Y • 11\1 wortt m a nat1oow1de
PACIFIC
MUTUAL
ASSIMILBS
ELECl'RONlC
Po6il100 available (Or
person expenenced m
PCB. wire as!lembly ..
W\J'e harness assembly &
&0me rnmor mechanil'al
Company is loolung Cor
perooo interested m lonit
term employment
66-0845 700 Newport Center Dr
sales fuiant'e company
We have several full ume posrt1om ui credit &
collection Pleac;ant wonung cood . & exlnl
benPf1ts . Call
714 530-1661. 8 30·SPM,
Mon Fri for interview
EOEM/F
E O.E Call Pat Mills,
SS7·WS1
ASSEMBLERS
We wlll train Apply
7am , MacGregor
Yacllls. 1631 Placent1&.
Costa Meba
ATI'ENDENT Booth &
Dot'k Apply at Npt
Arches Manna Ask for
Judy or Harvey 642 4644
BOOKKEEPER Newport Beach, ca 92660
2S hr.. per week f1ex1· An F,qu.aJ Opporturuty
bl<· $4 hr. Moulton Pla1.a EmplOYer M/F
Pharma cy, Laguna~~~~~~~~~ J lllls 768-3784 Shdia -: -BOTILEfl.AIEl
Vltam1Ds. Full time
$3 SO hr. La&. Halls
T1().5188 Kristy
CAR WASH HELP
Full & Part Tame
18&over
METRO CAR WASH
~Harbor 81 CM
aerkal
GENERAL OFFlCE
TYPISTS
SECRCTARIES
ACCJ'G CLERKS
PBX· PULSE
Top Pay No Fee
Paid Weekly
""~I~ ••CASHIERS•• I"" lc:'I
1\r;o operunga PreVlous SIJMCU.&
exper pref·d Must be
ATTB4DAHT able to work both Sat & ~~E 752M/F
won with handicapped &Jn. otber hours to be ar ~~~~~~~~~ adults. Musl be strona. ranged. Kerm Rima -::
CREW NEEDED
One Sailor M or 1'' to
crew, 12wk Mexico
crui se. all exp pd
673-5.140
CUSTODIANS
F' IT days men & women
Costa Mesa Newport ar~a Muat be U S
Clt.u.eo C:.11 S32~
C..0-r Senfce
Fast growwg St. John
Kolls needa a competent
aelf·mollvat.or for tbeU"
sales dept Should be
careeroneo~ Apply UJ
penoo al 17422 Derian
Irv willing to assist in tub Hardware, 2.666 Harbor, Cl.ERK A/P. 3 to 4 days
as loilet1nJ. feed10a. eo.t.a Mesa ____ perweek,exppref'd Ap --------• &eoeTal cleaa·up. Xlnl CASHI°tR!HOSTESS -ply at 1660 Placentia, DATA 9CTRY
vacation • insurance Part-time evea. Apply m _Costa __ M_es_a_. --·----' OPllATO•
be Def it a . u D It e d penon at Two Guys from Clerk I Accounting WI II reM :n•t Operator ror a
Cerebral Palsy Assoc Italy 226'1 Fllll'V\ew Rd. train abarp individual W'til establiabed & &rOW·
3J2D w. Harvard St. SA. C.114. $1.50 Hr+good beoefita lnl Orange County COC·
Ml-5780 Je&mUe,979-0UOC.M. porallon . Excellent
An&n'ION
110r0YW
Ho Expet-. '4ecft ..
U you are new to Costa
Mesa. temporarily clila·
c:m«m111n1 your educa·
tion. rec:ea&b diacbueed
Crom the .a-vice. or for
allY reason seekiA& t.em Pon'1 or carwr wortt. c:iomidll' lbil u.atq ue op.
~·
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S216PWW ...
'lbl wocnm ud ma ,.. .,. looldnl f« mat be
Und ol tnbai. foldlq ...,.. wateboaM Jolll _, 11110ddufor a~
lacome. -.orlS wltb. .,... peopl.t. ltapld ad:
¥IDClmMt pomJ'bl4J. u ,.. are 11 or ovu a.ad
WaUI M ;yaUable to
ICmt waft ........... 11.
ail. 'IRl t:IN~ao.
C~HIERS
UTVTEM
Openmp now available
for full time Aailtant
Managers OD 2Dd • 3rd
alillt. No experience nee.
We train. Start Sl30 \0 $4
per hour. Advancement
apportuD1tJ for manate·
meal poalUom \0 $5.50
pw hour lf ~uallfied. For
more lnlormaUon Ir in·
~. apply \0 1tott 1:10. ~ N: hdllc Cou1
:1.:&zsaL•1una Beach, W\U mtervtiew
Moo thtu Fri tam le
~()ppgs' Cmpk>yer
beoefitl I& workin& COO·
d1Uooa. Minimum 1lx
monthl keypunch ex·
perlence re qui red on mM 3741/3742. Pay will
be commmaurat.e with
experience Apply lo
peraoo, Mon tbru Fri
Sam-Spm
JOU Y IOGB IMC
110'2 OUiette
Irvt.oe, 548-0331
Equal 0ppor Employer
t\
!" .~
I I I
-~ lU llOCK'S ~..J · WllSWIRb
l09 ANOEl.E9
PAL~ SPRINOS
WOOOLANO 111ll .. S
"'EWPORT 8£11C"1
DISPLAY
MANAGER
Southern California·,
lead.tng faaruoo store is curnmUy lnlervlew1ng
for an expeneoced Du·
play Manager. Retail
management a.s a must.
We otrer a comJ)l"lltive
starting salary com bmed
wrtb excellent employee
benefits Please call
(714)831-8536
or send resume to:
BULLOCKS
MClllO IJllMM
De • .,.. ...
7tt.lrHlll~
Los Anqelu, Ca
90014
Equal Op1>0rtun1ty
rnaturl' wolllll n ror pa rt
time work 2PM IU'M
Starr 963-0802
f1LE CLERK part lime
days. laldrt typ1n1<. r1hn~.
rruuhog & m1~c orf1t·t·
duties. Call Sandy
640-1856
F1LE CLERtl. J-:RRANO
PERSON. full time.
Mon Fn 8 30-5PM Own
t.ransp, m1 pd, salary
open ConfadenUal con
tact Manlyn '1:\2 l l<YT
FOOD SBYICE MGlt.
5 A.M lo 1 PM, Mon l.hru
Friday Mwit be expr·d
lD Of'dennlt and rtt"el VIOIJ
and capable of superv\ll
mg employeH Salary
open C311 aft 10 AM m.om
SANDW~H
&SALAD
ASSIMILYS
5 AM t.o 9 30 A.M . Mon
t.bru Friday $3 50 per hr
Call aft IO am. 979-0747
FOOD SERVF.R t
CASIUER -S3 10 to
S4 57 per hr part tam.:
Loe. So Cst Plaz.a. Ask
for mnitr 54!Hl267
FREJGllT Exley t;xprt>Ss
1s look10~ f or
owner 1operutori1 lo
service the llitorthwe!ll
Contact Rojcl•r Peckman
tlX)..!)47 6.M7
~~~E~rn~p~lo~y~er~M~t~F~~I F' T p T Fun Job -: S8 00 + br Paid daily
Doubleday Book Sbop, BtlMlll:'
Fuh1on bland. aeeka ------quallfied personnel for G e n e r 1 I 0 r f 1 c t'
8S515t manager position Ty P 1 s l Te I e p h on t'
FuU·llrne. Exper only. ~pt1ontsl. full llml' ~S313 ror N 8 errhitt•cturel nrm Good lYP1111Z \k1ll~
t~lephnne msnner &
knowledge of office pro
cedures Salary Opt'o
Ask for ~dre.644 l581
---------1 HOUSECLEAN F.R!> up bu.'> opf w 1unhm1led GUAR[l) tor> pr hr Ur MS ~123 ptiWnlla C;,tll ~~~
WB..LS FARGO Houselc.-eper. :? day1' =~;r~u: euoca.1 ·
Gu ano SERVICE 9AM •PM rt-fl>. own ~\Lt~' ,\ buii1neu of
M trans, oo UOU~ 759 ~ )our own c.in heli> 1n
Ir' GROWINGI HQUC:ll:ltlr.Ea~ <"Omt' kttp up w10ut11:0 ,.) • ~~IOA !'hoot' lcJ(·.il Amw,l\ dl.,
S-Jobi Wll Mahle. trabulor and ~o>t lh;•
,., O.~ $4 Ho.-u w-1n Sm31l home for .. hoi•· .,lOC") 631 1.246 111
BetUTJob& t-ldnly Will <"Onsldt'r ~ ~
f'\Jll & Part Time rouple Room bOard & M .\ c 11 1 N E s 11 o I'
MtieOC"Female salary ___ 962_.,._ ---1R\1N¥:E ~,._,,.,., Won Near Horne ,, ... ~-ti-. No ex ..... 1 M • ._.._Zl HOUSEKEEPER -.. ..,. ... '"" ,., ,_._ ur years+ n>"<" In La"'""" N1"u1•t We Tram! Wam.ed Sun & Won onl) .. -,,
Call or apply at Xlnl wortrini: <"on~ '" 8'31 ~I
W F G S l.Aguna aru 644 1000 M.alds. apply Thi! IDJl al
llllonthru tnaam-Spm diys. •~7·H83 f'H'I& La1tuna. 211 N <.:oa1l
Z10 w Warner Rm 202 wtcDds Hwy • -Be b SMtaa An.a s.o St '6 ----.-tuDa ac
\S32WCommcm•eahb HOUSEKEEP£ft.part MCll Ceaoin• Ir Matn tenance Xlnt pay ~
banu9 lmmed opemng-.
.Ca le o r Fem Cal I
!n'!Ml49
Fullerton s.2S-ZJM umt. ll ve 111 or out. for ~~al planrunit &
GUARDS
Full & part t1mr All
area~ l,.ndorm5
(urn1r;hed Agl'" 2t or
nwr R4•t1rNl ... ekomt-
No exp1:ncm·e nel App
ly l °'"erul Prolt"ct1on
Serv1cr. 1226 w 5th
Str-M Sanla Ana In
t.t.-rvl\•.... "'')Ur.I 9 l2 & 1-4
Monlhru Fri
HAMOIMAN HEEDS>
lmITX'd openmi: ror local
malUN' person for lt11•
u\1\lly & warebou.,,·
work & J:t'n I olf1Ct'
ma1nk'fl.an<:e Mu!!t haq•
''wn t raosporlal1on
X.lnt worlun.: coodJl um . .,
& bt>nf'fat~. +-work
dothl'S alto,. an< e &
rrulea11e 9. 30 6 JO. !It f $800 mo Pui.unnel
~~
H/\NDY~AN
SUll'FURMATlON
Wnt.e lD NHA Nall Han
dym.io ~ A:11SOl' J06l11
:a.th Sl "'l B 92663
preparation. 1n CdM
an-a mt > 644-0380 a I'\
6 30PM Yn ttobbtn.'\
HOUSSCHPH
nttdPd ~ da)'ll 111k \ton
& Thur-. 0111n
tnnsponat1on 640 17~1
CdM
INSURANCE CO.
desirt-s mature 1n
di\ lduaJ who IS W 11111111 Ill
aettpt reaponsib11.Jty and
de!\ire-. to lt'arn all
pha.<;t?S ol pe>ltcv holder
~ire of l.J.fe company
Typtni:. Sill. hlmg Xlnt
ben<oflL' i.alary ~ +
Ph7S2~
I NS l . R A N C I:;
QJmmercl&I property 6
C'a.'lua.ll) ~ISl.anC{, f'~
MIDICAL OFffCE
P tunt', back office 1-:,
pr nol nrt Good typm.:
d.l<'taphone expr ht•lpful
NB ~2023
MERCHANDISER 1' ull
llmt• Sen 1c111g gret•lmJ.!
card dept..<1 m local super
mrkts ·!Ohr w~ek N11 ,aJ~ No Delivery C.om
bt-noo Call U;in Northrup.
c\>I ll•ft . 714 ~ 2629
•MODB.S• ..
•ESCORTS•
Expent'n<:e Preferred
•661-0729•
Pf'1' oe<: muumum 2 H.., MODELS wkly fasb1on mcludma typing Xlnt ~bow ror de!>1gner &
be n" f 1 ts J 3 ml"~ 'PorlSWt>ar manufacl
lnsura.ot'f'. In ine Call u.'~ .,tudents only ol
M.aunne. 7:\2 0990 E O F. ~lUtb Co.ut Models 1\11
INSUIAHCE J~ enrolbng now for
SL\SON Public mv1te<S A~Y South Coast Village
F'ire • cuuaJty, com S67·2!50'2
ORlVERS · Delivery
bakery products to
supermarkets. Early
monung to mid arter·
OOQll. 557-'JTr/ ---------General Offl<'e hf'lp Handy pt-non needed for
DRJVERS-FuU OT" part· needed. Pa.rt Umt-, nu1 day mainlmance stun
time. For Vet. Lab. 10arn blf! hn , H 8 area, ask Must be dependable &
mercial llne1 un
denrnter Expenenctt Yodef.s.~coru
ID 2:pm. Or 3 \0 7 pm. for Joan.~ able to wo'1t well without
Mull .be over 21. Mature GENERAL OFFICE supuv11lon Fnt-ndly Uuoking. Xlnt. dnvlne l:'.-·ftd 1 ~ work atmosphere. & ~. 831·2801. ~·~ lee.,...,. •• appt good co. hen. SebaatJao ·s
aelta'I. Part·Ume. f1ex. Wf.fil 140 A\'enlda Ptco
Driver/Gardener comb hrs s.o-a.1s aak for SCC92 9950 •
Have valid CA license. Saody ·
Good drtv1ng record. Hardware Sales Apply in
Mill. age 20. Apply at GENERAL OFFICE -p e r a o n . C r o w a
Peno y saver. 111 a o Part or FUll Ume. Office Hardware. 310'7 E1 Cout
P\acallia.CM. ::SCs,~·=~~ _Hw}'_.;._.CD_M ____ _
DRIVER/INSTALLER for Heal\.b Food store needs
for Interior plant co penoo to work 9-m-Jpm
Must have iood dr1vtq General 4rweekend1. 548-7'151
record. S4l)...U62 btwn M . ns•nt1
SIA.SOM to• JOLLY •••
Wbm yuu call Cluaified
to pqce an ad, you·,.. u -
aured or a friendly
welcome and help lA
.ard1n& yaur ad for beat
respOnae. call Now!
eo.$111
req ·d . Robertson $500 W ...
lnsurance Assoc . Inc Attract•~
875-0562.. Females Only
Ja.nitonaJ. 641-0180
HEB) Sl40WHIC1 Night attendant needed
ti&> SZOO WHIC7 for ~a.ry hoepital.
U YoU have the deai"" to Expl'l'i~ with animals
worit. 1ft have a job for ~ary. 2 Ollee pr wk.
you Our rapidly IJ"Owinl Newport Harbor AnimaJ
jamtonal lef'Vice needs Hoapltal. ~-1030
your help today Full or ..ua51 AID.IS
pert lime. day • ruitht to work 3-U • 11-'7 " P rr ~· l~Y~·c:1~ 3 »7•30PM. Llibt pa
Western Counties MlllD dem io.d.. Good~· CM tenance, Sil ·0721 or _:wt-31111 _______ _
m.4.151 Offlel/ .....
JANn'ORIAL oeeda cepable tell
UPI otnce cleaalnf. a\artft' with out1oht&
Put\hm M Ume. TOI» P!?01ull~y . Good :u:•· E•perlenced teWpbaDe VC11ce. '1"1P'n1
-iu - -tO wpro. U1ht math. ___ _,_,;;._· •-•---~ lalll bt able to woR UD•
dtl' dudllne pttalfN .
Xlnt beo~aalan·
al»+. Pb
OfRCI
Sharp l•I tood Witl'l 01uo.,.r1. llacGretor
YadU. l&U Placatia. o.&alleu.
1
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• . • • . . . .
I ' I
PART TIME
EVENIMGS
AdUJ1I w1th outaLUdlna.
1tUncO't'fl P9l'IOG8llt1e-~ -UOY ..wkanc
Odil Over 21. Slart et
S3 ~ per hour Phone
1142 '321. f.1tl 25 BETWEEN 1 sr11 ...............
Equal Opportun.lly
Employer
Pa:tTim« Homt!maun.
1ntereat ed 1n earnln"
SlOO-Sl.50 per week de
penchq on time. Work
from home. Flexible hrt.
no exp nee Amber at
963-~
PART-TIME Act Now
Help wanted \eachinit
craft.a. weavlng & ltnot
\Jn~. needl~polnl, ru~
hooking, crew~I. s lam
glass, \.TBU\U\g inchaded
Wor\ 10 to 12 hrs Earn ---
............
hr bmy l.aCUM 8cb
...... 9"a'-otn . XlAt ~.tittnMr-.
ll/Jlt. for Ruth. 4SM
Ret,•&&:r.t:•n CouAtar renm. a tlm• open
lnll av . far rerponal ·
b!• wortiera Nice al
mo1pbere Ol\ Newport
Bay Eva/wnlula Call
tm-a.121>-DPM
Restaurant -counter Ii liibt kil.cb. work in aand
ahop. No Lips. Xlot pay
No nigbU or wllndt. Qall
ScoU. 541-7011or631 0208
eves ---Reslauran\
Full aervice n •staurnn\
IOOI\ to open In Lu({una
Beach. Seek.a full & part
lime employees. Spa1U.8h
helpful but not
necessary Cooks &
helper, hoslc1se~.
cash1el"S & dl.shwubt-ri.
63H3111
SIWIMCiiAMD
SHOPWOUHS
Pt>Wtt mach QPt!r. over
lock & blind sUlch, etc:.
Apphque lra1m.-ea. will _ __ teach our met.hod. Shop
Sa.lei; heJp prepare appUques t&
Wanted young mt'n who vlltiowl dut.lee. Open 1 lo
will itel along well w1lh 7 • 7 days. 64'\-:16&l
w o m l' n . C 11 I l M r SHOE SALIS
Thompion 540-4023 Wanted wil.h or without
SF.CtRECPT Good typ expr. Will tralD Adv1rn~
IJll( skilh1. sh & 11en of pog111bH1hes Gd com
hce altllla t-'or " JOlD\ pany benefit.~ Apply in
powers W1t\t'r aulhonly pt!n(Xl. 9•m hll 11 am. itl
111 So 0 . C Salary ata Standard Shoes 222 So
RETAIL MGR. POMo lmmcd opeDlnl! ~ud.~~~:..ea
TYPIST
P\all Ume1... ef-1.lll ~n
10 wpm. m;acelleot eom
pany Mnem.1 Apply
betWffft 9AM • &PM ~oaday thru f'rlday
Alt for Paul Ward ot
Cart Knapp
aa..MOICOAST
DMYrtLOT
~ ~w ea1St . CollaM~a
Equal Opportwuty
Employer
--~
Waatttra t& W11trentta.
P(f, Lunc:hrs only, l•vt """'° Y• 8045
JOHN WAYNf. TENNIS Brand new 17cu n Cop·
CLUB family mt>m pt'rtone refrig Retail ~P Great for family IS75, wtll 1ell for S450
t.'hluttnlA• 1un Vf'r)' re Anllqur d1n tbl &. anllq~
a.'llC.nuble pnce !>44 22:50. drer.aer ChaJUr mem club. S day wttek ••••••••• ••• •• ••• •••. •• 544 3116 i.rt 4pm bt!rslup womena hea1lh M4~
Wattresa w /car fOC' wicker
bHkt'l lunch 1erv1ce
V.»tpm, Moo Fra Eam
$125-Sl!IO w~kly Mu.al
be neat, pt>nooablt> &
energel.lc Call !Y79 O'H'J
~ f<>.!:_•PP~
W AUHOUSEMAt4
P1llmc Ahl~ to run lurk
Ufl lnlcrv1~wing II lo
S 30 M t'ra E:lon Tilt•
lnc 1536 !lkwport llhcl
Mfi..&&16
Free P\JpJ>lft IJ\ llmt! r 0 r ch r I l!t l ma. Lynx Pred1tor .. '>llff
eonterla~ 962-*197 Wf\I. oven11.tt'<i R"P'-
Onlv used \WICt! ~
642-0671 GAME SHOW TICK F.1'S
IDC'luM IWlCh & frtt j.?lf\
to Lst 500 people 661 3512
Needy fam1ht"'i Clo(h1nit
furuiW't' an t''t1·h1&nl(t' (or
l'lt-•ninl( uul 1·~\.1t1·
751 ~. \57 !llf7
To~ horn .. ~ .. u111ul 2
>r old fol'm L'ollit·
6314!m
Desk & !'hr~ (;Wl C~l' t>
i.:un ltH·k & k•·Y $.4U w •. i. .. r HH(J S:!O
\tot1.1on••11 b1kl.' S20 -.ka
rnrk $1!7 Hlk Ai Whal••
~\ ~ S2J ..,., boot'> H
H ~' ~AX 111191.111 J
l'lub take over pymls
SS 73 pt'r mo Cal l
11.!1 ~aft 6
2 11pa..• .. 5x7 & R ft round
<.:omplt'te with all t.>f!Ut P·
mmt MuRt ~II i:W!lt or
ft'f' 964~9
Wat••rh·•" I :oollwear for
'Jll' <!Ope.· ,,.. won In a
• o nt .. ,l Ht•'l o ffer
~·~
540 lo $IMl For lntervll'w Real E«tat.e
call 114·960 3177 LICEHSEI>
7~:M63 _ Shutter Shop. needs l'Xper APROPOS EXt~CUTl\'E shutter fabi:icalor Pay --------•I,_.._.. 8050 Contemporary & 1-:urn· SECJU:TARY ne~ble Call for _.ppt WOtU( OVBSEAS •••••••••••••••••••••••
li l) < J lo\ I 1 .. ,\ l. t-. f(
:0.. \(kl Fil I-. tUOO hJrd
tJ ,Hk .. 11 ii.1nll:. C .111
754 102JJ anyt1rn1
'lf'nn1-. ror t 'hr11>tm:"
l<Jtc-c1~ C'lub of I~ fdm
m1•m!M'r<sh 1 p '81.IO ant
t r a n ' I ,. r f., l' t: "' s
~ <⁢H P11rt tune 04-momarulin~ UHUCEHSB> **I BUY** 1n ~our •• r .. u.
hou.'>l.'""llrc~ Wall trwn
1 Ti!+J.11J)
Wall train lki.t 1:om ~an Oe!l1~r &ut1qu1• Irvine bUS{'ll devl'loper 714~31 _ _ MW l'DOn' ~Y work
m.1i.Mon !>plat 111 lhe in ~ expr'd <nonji:n has Of> t' n In I! for STATION ER y STOR 1-: 1111t at>ro.d re11anill""'~ of du.-sl~ 7030.lotoppro withstron1tfa..<1h1onb:trk '>l'l.'rt.'lJJ; to the J.lrl'"I nel'd!I aniiide sale~ )<JUrDRt-.lt''COrpre-nt
ducl'r'> fo'or 10terv1~\o\ ground & salt.'!> abaht> <~'Ill of a l:N>lo\lnl! firm person, o<c suppl) t'XPN po&1t1on All t) pt'!> ol
l·ltll Bill 1tl Re<ttuU Real Salaryopen 547 3925 Con :.lrlltlaon bJrk helpluJ bu\ not nee fr workf'r!I or~t'nlh rt>
Good u.~ F\imaturl' &
Appl! ;lllt.-e. {) R I v..1 ll ~II
orSl-1.L '°'You
\l.u\lr. '>t•>lt> nJtur .. 1 s;.'OU I~ \1r1tan ,..,.,1 1.adu·t
from l!t>l1md tnmm•'<I
... l.IO£m.i lur Sl2~
M&!l.c.3
Pl.()! 1 Jl>h· t''llUlMll' old
I .t'>hlonl'd modt.'I ""at h
.tl"U5ll1 ptaoo It-its SI <1tt>
l.Nalht'r po<'kl.'l~ St~111
'alUt' .,,u:rtftn• $4115
Ot'll\l.'r fr~ lS3b Hl02
Part f1mo d••nt!al po!>a
uon l-'u11h1on hlund
JreJ T\pani.: reqwrp1l.
nt'ill jppt'ariln1·e hours
t:o. LidooCfll·e 673-7=-io ~fUWl(I ..:ood npan..: & anl(e bi-nd1t11 i.:roup quinod fo'or detitalP.. '>t·nd
RETAIL '>H 'kilh ni•('l'~\llf\ m1·d pd \alJt111n 6 J 't.impt•d ,,.1 r
MASTBS AUCTIOH
646-161~ & 133-9625 ' fitfO' lllUl)<JO,
Real Estate ~alar) l'omml•nusrah· lfohtia~.., For ;,ippt tall addn.'hM.'iit'o\'t>lol)C'\f> CA.S II P \ID Offiee MomaC)H' Ladlt'!'Spnrt.<1weurShop w ' e'C pH Ca II Mr!> lll·Uy 6ws i!lt 173:'. ~ ir....-&A'ffm1tt FUU and Part Time L'-t,.•atn"k ""'·Kl~ 1 ~-~ ~, PAST6-UP & LarRe expandm~ com ,. • ...., ' ,,..., .,..,.., Ser'Y~
pany 1s S('CltinR an · St-i·n.>t1try . 1-:l'nt'rul orfu•i· Tailor. man or woman to 701 WB.llhlngtonSlrt'rl
Oexabl~ MO Wl2 f'or r.id Ubf.od furn illnu
~ues ~cir TV s_!J67 813.1 l,;111lt"d Aarlan•~ ., 1-.rt"
cvupon · I •IV r ~") 1'<1
!:>ot a bl'<! 1..rt ' un<J lr.t
air Call'~ ltM•·''
•COPY MA.CHIMl
Have 4 S162 7033
lJ:-JJTt-:U Al RLIN t:!i
• u-·art' Coup<>ns. I~ i at
S20t'" oft r b46 0803 11r
~;!114
PROOFREADING d1vlduals who po11se!'l8 &periettU p,..f~d 1.tood npinl(. i•xrl'llcnt wxe charge of alterat11>n l>t'pt 5032
with at lt>jlll 1 ycur ex manuitemc.•nt skills m re SdarV + ComMlidoft bt.'flefl~ 14 Lo 5 &15 2111 dept Salary + com Buffalo. New York l~ MODEL HOME
pt'rtt'oC'I', preflorebly ult'hlale l'eri>orui wc arc AdvPosi.1b1UUei; -massaon Nt'wporl
nt'wi.paprr l-:xct>llt•nt loe>kanl( for. poss ibly St><·rcwry, 3 duY' ~r lo\k, Oeaners 541S·Z221
('Ompany bt'nchl' Apply managing an offacc now. JAEGER for Lu$!una Bl'h C I' A tlt'lwcen9AM-61'M.Mon orhavelheexp1..nent•1•& of(', non :.mok1•r T~·Preparcr. C M ofr, 1-'rl d t' s Ir,.. lo be r o mt' South Coast Plata 4.IH·0212 basic: indJv tax return~
muna1ti•rR /\II n•plll'!i •-.•M•s•Sc•'•h•w•a•rt•1•54-Y-.11.11.13-I som.• mterv1cwi,. fo'ull or ORO~ILYEP~LOO~ST twld an stn('t tonl1d1·nee 1•_ __ SECIU:T \RY · s \LES P 'T 642 0212 " SC"JUI monUi + bonu:. & llott•I 111«1\\ l\p111~. --ann•nl• \!' pro~r a na & Rt'laal "lclo\JlOrlN Inn b-1 I liOll Tf•acht'r preRchool, ful I t.42 ~
~W B..t\ <;1 < ·o-.ta \11•.,,,
fo.quat Ovpon.um\v
otlwr 1·ornpi!ny l'4·ot"fab d l'Kt 3HO, E 0 1-. Umt:. 50'!'~,~fati.
ttt-ply to ttcx 6.54. l>a1l\I Qualifl.d/Expr' ,,...,
Pilot. P 0 Box l!'>GU SALESPERSONS
E-~mploycr Cor.ta Ml~a Ca 921121"1 CASHllRS
PH!' CIPl-.1< \ r<>H ,...;~w R~pt1on1at1part la ml' EALLESON'S Ball &Tnll
SEJlV t"ull or part No typanl( n-qwrt'<i $.125 Men's Store:. LS hinni: for
11me t.'Cper pr1•r hr startan..: Good ap all new Westmani.tl'r ~:.115 pearanrt-752-0l!W r-.r store 1n Wes\man1olcr
o C ,\arport Mall Call !\en i\p~lm.m
. PBXOPER.
t.Jm while >•HI lc•urn r .. 1 .. phon1· An"w1 ran it
~·na<·e full l1m1· purl
11m1• V.ir11•d .,h 1f\'
l>a~b. c1lt<·rnoon 111 t'\ 1•n
ml!' lM•:1t111n., m
1-"\.<;tllON 1:-;L/\NU
COST/\ .. 1":.'i/\ IHVINI':
fOf' app( at
ti.N't'plaoru'>t. i.m;1\\ '"" 714/89S.-0779
l(t•na.11 11Jf1 nu .. xpl'r ---------1 n1•!'1'k'i, lilt• lyµ1n.:
ht•lplul >14Z IKr.t!
llerl'pllonas l. C ,'1 Tax
ofc. \o\ork front <h''>k.
phone11 & <'OPY maeh.
rtur1ng Tax Season
Ret.aal Clerk, C.osta M .. ,j
SlallQflers. 270 1'.. 17th
Street. C M f\all tim<·
Apply tn p<'r:.o n
toam 12
SECRETARY
A top noll.'h Sl't rel JI")
typtllt nN·i:l<-d to 'lupport
» busy :'1...--.potl l't•nlcr
Exctul•''-' \Ullt·
Kno-.l1•dllt-nf IBM
M1• mury l) Pt' w ri tt• r
h 1• Ip f u I 6 o 1 II w p rn
w lran'>lClJ>lion ''
Jl(>l1{'flt'i: '1U!>l '11· ahlt• l11
work 1ndcpcn1Jtonll \ ~
1k•al ""llh m<J II\ l\ \.>"' Ill wurk Salary lo $u mo
IC3IHI1 or fl44 7 IHO
Tl'a('h+•r
lull 11me1Port Lame. pn•
'\C'hcit>I lt'acher Newport
lieach 640-8820
TF.LEPHONE
SOLICITORS
Purt tame Sun Thur.
5 :JHo!I JOl'M Can earn
S4W lo f700 swr mo Will
tnun MU11l he n'llpons1
~l.' & able lo follow m
'>lJ'Udlllf\l!t In 'Ii II area
~J4(fl
* T dtphotM SaMa.
Youl.h CounseloN
Part Tim<• l'ventnl{!I
CM!t(11.nic adult!> wurkanc
lo\1th youl'1 Ov1•r 21 O,.n
lratll>Por\.lltaun S3 Jll hr
'-Ulrt 6-11 f' M
CALL t'\:'-lfHtf' \
1142 4321. ext ~ I 51'"1
F. 0 E
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Fme Anllque F\I m al u rt•
A"iD
l\m('nt:an l\ntaquf• 4111 It'>
291!1 Red lfall Otf llr\lol
S U I I I' (; 1 ti :! I ' M
101\.\1 JPM
AnOque Churt>h Ht>m ht•s
li3> J rowi. t'Bt'h lo\ 7
\ollOOd fold up M' al"' Ota
anembl(•ablt• Offer
~
a.DSE-OUT SALE
[)t>t>orator rutn1tur.. &.
J l'< .. ~"'1nl"I O.·dar (,}In
T()WJ\hom•.., ~>!•t t-.hkn
\\1· t 11,,1 ......... J 1l 1 .. '•
( l.w h t>t2 fil 34
SACRJRCE!
l.<1mpi1111(nt'r '>\) h· hr
M'\. 11real for t l't<n"
n1ghl .. land . drt'>\t'r
l·ubt• "' .. h t>IVC"'\ \lo\10
bed Good condition' SI~
or best off~r
Call 675 ::!91!1
4 l'r It• rl "' dr""""r 11..,.. ll &
b•-.•a'• l ,._iOllo'<h 'l'r
1111!" I\ 111 .. llro ""' ).~Ml
:i:i:! '.).'HI
l,1 \ 1 n lot • 110 m I u r n
bedn.KicTI '-ct m1" · I~· -i
oltcr Mt.9!m
W~t amn parrot •'•OW
1¥1 \1aph· dro" ll•;if t;i 1lw l'oul{ur I>~ Churl!""
bM: Sill 7601039 t'rae~ arw univ ~
U'>h only If )'OU ltk+•
)!f•'"" dlllnlal' )11U wall lr>V(' tha-.
$l 1" pnnt ~ J70K l::\'e!> &
II.!• "I ,11,. •I''
..Jl,H' I<'• Ml 1 11(11]
"' \\hi ro lrii.'
,,.,.,, );Jll ri<• l•A I
"1111•1 ... Kn<I: ~ .nox
3 < ln1-nl•I rue-. ""'' r. • ~ Wil•hf·r SI~"' t ... rnµ
t.ablt' Un \,.I p ... on s,:..1
'4 ClpC I h.a1r-. )J~ 1• 1
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[i,.kt>r' r .1 <k SllJ :1
bt'Chpno,1d,, ! t,,..n I tJhl
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l \;u.,1ht'd \d.<, M'.! ~;;11
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01 \IJIJln
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(rafhmJn 10' RJdaJI
.\rm -,....,,.. .. ~tdnd Sl40
DllUIU! l bl .Wlllttl • S6tJ
l ..un -.t.><it • hr<i $211 ea ,
l\in.: 11 l..t""n front throw
m1...,1•r ~l M:! 6724
find ..... ha\ \Ou ... ant In
l)'jll\ PlluC. {'id!)M(ll.~<h
The Little Train That Can!
TllSTIN
lllJNTIN<iTON Hfo:/\Cll
Ideal for 1itud1•nli. &
hn1Jst'w1ve' Mlln)' t>o
t11•nd1t" m<'lud1n1t paid
v11<·at1on11 T y p1ni.:
3:;wpm. fo: 0 t; Call
543 4ZIO Mon. thru Fra
6420'll2 RETAIL CLERK
FUU Time 011y IX>llallon ,
/\vaaJ Mon Fri. Apply an person Paer I lmpor\.11.
Z7JO Harbor Blvd, C M
SECRET1\H Y f or
boat d<.'ll11tnt:r Must ha..,•·
h11at1nJ1 f''(l'('r .
Knowlcdjle of Spanish
helpful Salun nl'l(O
714 8925507
Need 2 experaenred
wlt>?h<>Oe sa.Jea people lo
work from our office in ---------
Quality Sola & 1.,(1~•"''"11
(>8J'tbt.ooe5. 1'0:> t ~. *II
SJSO. ""ooden l'Oflf't' ,.,
end tbb. Lampe,. al&o NI
or port bl. 714 K:E-4903 Rl-:t:l':PTIONIST 1Typ1i.l
wath front offll't' ap
pear11m·e nt>t'lied for fast
growm11 ud agency an
Irvine selllnic paper.
tllnl'r. & office supplies
Our Lop salespeople earn
$500·$800 per week
WESTMINSTER
A88t:Y
ANTIQU lo: M /\LL
Nt.>WJ)Ort Ueach H<'avy 1---------
phones & typinit. must bt· Reta.a.I -----~~----1
able lo proofread. Call ROllHSOH'S
SaJVY It comm ii oonus
whlle tralrung. For m
t.erv1ew phone ~-3101
80 Stiope of flnt' fumaturt>
& uruque aterru
Op\ 10 6 Mon fra 10 9
Cla.ed TlK'!I PBX Operator W11l lroan
f'uJI time. 7orn :1 30pm
Part tame 7am 2 30pm
Sat 1Sun o nl \'
Newporter lnn, M4 l 700
Carol Cnder E 0 t:
Plaat.ICI Fnctory openanlll! ror ettrudt!r l ruanee,,
packers 6: material
handler'! Apply an
pen;on. 1115 W 18th St •
C M
PROOUCTIOM
unu1spm,1eo-1140 NEWPORT
Reception IS l. fa c I a I Hasopenutl! ror
plastae surgeon. N 8 Ex SHOE DEPT
per necess. salary com
mens w1exper. Call for MANAGO
appl 642-~~-_ _ Excellent opportunity
RECEl'TlOMlST f or e x p e r I c n c e d merchant Wllh ability to
Newport Beach Yacht men:handlse & manager
Brokerage needs reC"ep ..t-\ & aff
t1on1st. Sal/Sun ll 5 "".,artmen 1
Fronl ornce appear.-n•·l' SIL VER SALES
Typing. dependahahl\ Experience In 111lver
Ca.II weekdays 673-11511 sales req1.11red F\IU time M1l21 pc111llon avualable. ex WORKER
Corru1ated bo1t corn
pany w openmi!• for de uc~IO .... IST
pendable employt>e5 ..,.. • ""
cellenl l'ornpany
beoeflls Apply PenlOO
nel Monday thru Friday,
Will train Exrellent TYPIST lOam·noon
#2 FothicMt talmd
Equal Oppor J.t.:mployer
benef1l1 an a arow1n 1l Exp'd, buly phonet1, Iota
c:ompany. Must be over of typtnl( lnvoice1'. or·
18 Apply in p6!r...on ders quot.ea, 50+ wpm.
before 4pm. 15561 Ol!I Top talary & benefits.
Amo Ave, Tualln See Jrvme ~m. Mfr. Call SAUS-C.W..-~. _Karen __ 540-8894 ______ -1 We have an Immediate
PUrcbaaln& •121"" ..... ~•sT opening In our factory .,.___. ''"""' -outlet gtoc'e for an ex·
~cretary Santa Ana
Ouunber of Commercl'
Prof skills req 'd S H a
lniat Kt-v pog1l1on. fronl
dealt. aa1111t 1n Public
Relations. open1n g!l,
groundbrcakmJ(.11. work
..., Jman•eemenl te11 m
Joui us early January for
the dynamic 80 1. 8nng
rmume for tnt.erv1ew re
salary • fnnge bent-fata
lil16 E 4lh. Santa Ana
flurry'
Secretanal Genl Mgr aa
st for a youn~ & pro-
ttJ"eUl Ve com11Uny Must
have k<:reut.ruil, book
keeping exper & be ahh•
t.o perform all relall•d
Cwi<.1.10M Sal lo rom
menaura\.e. Abk for Jan
957~
Aak foc Nit.a 117Sl WMtrnUllllt'r Av~
Ga.J'Mn Grov~ ~ 610
tuch 1a1deboard I w mar
ror s:m Rnd roff tte tb
Sl75 5315-3516
Antique Knick Knac
Stand $7~ Crf'deni
w/mJrror. lllO Hall tl'tt
lt1nl rood l2SC> 64'1· 9043
Walnut Armo1r4'. nrt
$4SO, wt U 5e II f Of' S200
844-7486 M4 4777
OU>CHURCtl CllA I HS
6 oe.k. cane se11b fl) ei.
173-1&44
'"'me" IOI • •••••••••••••••••••••
SECRETARY lo VP of
AdmlnlltnUon, ruU-\lme ---------1 ly plna 80W PM . S H
helpful, not neceaaary.
Retripn\DI', M"W aood s
• peopl.e, 1U1hl damaae. mly $nO or S11 mo. 5 y
auaraotee, O arde
Grove Appllanctt 11191
Rarb3r G G Open Unll
1.A'J-UIS die.ta~ aper, aalary
Whl I lail1an Cotton 'IOf ,1 6
lo\''e!\ot.'8t Caan 1(1~ 1·0(
f•'<' tbls H111h bl.. dar-.
bf"wn 1!!111 no~~
JR (jar)' fo'Um1lurt' L~t'
riC".,k Ai IR drr,,l'r
l>t-coralor 'ht;r~t <·ol
oni Very Rood cond
Reas 1of r 54()-8842
9 n Davenport. clean.
guodcond ~
842 7684
Baby bot" \WU> bunk bfod ""'o rn.illlrt'!>'>el .
Avocado. SSO Brwn
rttt>laner $20 Sl!an ~OM(' Ft rrov111rial.
whl. l'~l d~k n1.:ht
'ltand hke n~'*' $13S
lAtll ;lf\ ~ ~9 3107
e· t..ry Amer M>fabl'<i rUlll
dr Sl 75 Laiy Boy
l"O<'kcr/red rwit plaid
Xlnl cood SlOO 751-0222
or557·l910lve meu
1 Sean Ca~talns beds
Maple Ctnt1ll SUOea
Good cood 536-3516
CLERK Good lypt.at. Ute bkkpe. pertenced salesperson.
p ho n e 1 , c u • l o m e r tnUlt be able to work a ~ .. vel poaltlon ror tervlce. flllng. YounJC Clexlble acb ttd ule
enlbuslaatic l.ndlv1duel pvwtn& =':°~ ,,1:, IJ.benl benfoflta. lnclud·
commensura"' w /exper.
fuU Moeflh. Cont•Cl
SwtYt'I rockttr. aiiood rond
l2S ~cu1onal tbl S10 J
CASH P AID ttuae drcof'aUve p1UoW11
Donn• or Ann 75i-ucrr wtwell established, bUI)' 1.-guna Ina prollt alwinllf ••tock
co. Good. acC\lrate lYI>' Grant. 8»9UJ _ bon&a ptam. PlelMI •PP----------1 lDI euentlal for J>l'OHS'· UC8'f10MIST ly lo peraGll lOam to 51)m. U>i purcbue-ordcn, 01· TELEPHONE SALES OLGA CO 743 Baker " lood phone man· Salaried di lfied poa Street, Coata Meaa.
aera oeecled. Rapid for _,·.U:~ clr. F.qlW 0ppor Employer
powth for peraon •ho•· Heavy pb aalea pro· II.IF ---lnl Ollirt to be part ot ~. wrlt.lnl repair 8-)ea ~-~Pd.be=~:::,.~ DoY•HclY•
ad. deatal, " We lo· ~. =ii DUIOIWi· ..... s-rt••ce7 Muce. ApP!kama •PP-., Ot workinl _,..
ataa.mio&pcn w/C\111\ under 1tre11fol U )'Ola ere loii:lidq for• CIMCO altu.aUooa. ComDtW.lve IUCtdltul aaUOoal ~·
mBtlwAve. a&bMedoe.up_6qu.allf. pU1 that ofltn XlDt. a.ea ... _ _. MJWOTRANS. C.M. fl!{• .tvucema&poUn•
E.O.I ...... ~~.:u prem~msl: _ _.;.. .... Ml;...;,;..t_tlO...,._--l•-----!119~ ~. DOW ... r. ,_ ... _____ _ ID;:==-~~ of BPl10llST -·full u.......... ~ I~~~~~~
Ac11 • • rroot otc Uljtlt ~ '8X .. tnrttanbantwan~IW'e. • TSXAI RSPlMSaY -ran~ req. M\11\ c::nc• ••IMlt. Ko~,.J•.,r•~ u • • ~--Lt. Ml ..... bl ....... ....... &Ml '~-Qlmioe, .... • ..... ,()Ur -~ -1 u1 .... "9~· Wn&bt CotQpanr. 1JI •.c.-tavsJ..,_. ~ l\allt\me.ICT..a:m f11MD Bolt rtw,<Jolta.11... Mll&Olb/fHI
.. Ilic UIV '111,.., '~OM•!.!.~.. • Blreh lllalt ... ._ .... ll•-"~ ffs•FOf\t.adl._..u. --~t.TwUJ\ ~U&~)
W1hrtdryr1/Refr1.i1. 110 948~ wortint Oii not 11&7-3133
WHb•r, dryer, dla
bw..i-. llOO each. A· Qoodtu.1-....
Wood. Chrome Ir Glaa1
wall·U1Ut for 1tereo or
TV, oril S5QO, Mil for GIJO,tw-T-~27
Safa. C', Navy w/bnm •
wtit Art~. Hereulon. ortY new. xim eood, mo.
I chlktl uneal.a tlO ea
Get STARTED
ON THE
RIGHT TRACK
EARLY!!
Sell Your Holiday Gift Items
on the Daily Pilot
CHRISTMAS
GIFT TRAIN
PAGE
This special gift oulde will ap..
pear each Wednesday from Nov.
21 thru Dec. 19 reaching 108,000
households each week. You can
run an ad the size of the sample
below for only $11 per week and
we have many other sizes to
choose from. For Information
and help In placing your ad can a
CHRISTMAS AD-VISOR
842-5171
GIFTS
TOYS
SPOR11NG.GOODS
JEWELRY
P<rl'8 • PLANTS
ANDMADE ITEM
9010 ........ s-. ....................... ....................... ... ................... .
1 WAJif!'SD.to "7 tft me Wl)rr&a IN M CXICO A.Olit .. .W. 1111 • •• &etdl to Ca bo, ~ i. Pu. l.J wu. Alex
~n~. u hd '111 ltft IOIJ Newporter Ketc h .
••••••••••••••••••••••• Re1erv1 now for 1.-n '° DlaJ tbil drUmt. OiNt.maa Parade Day
1.--• ... Call Mau ealll or C.t.allDa \ripa.
8*1'1 •WI MM006 --
GreUll Chet Atlllsu Crtt.ertoo Cbarten toe.
Nalbvlllt modl elect a.le 71' 1allina Yawl
guitar • Peavy Duce avail for chart.er ln im
.... Wlll .ell toptber Npt.. Harbor Chrilt.mu
&Jr111110. or 19P.131· 11U. bl Parade btwn 1ltb • --------=-23rd. CaJI 714.f31·1H92 or
Drum Mt. w /cymbal•, 21J.121MG'7
NOTICSTO OIPOBTANT ~
aEADERIAHD
ADVERTISED Tb• price ol Utm• adverUled by veblcle #I .. 0.-. e....t,
dea.len ln the veb\cle zm Harbor Blvd
cl ... lfied advertilm& COSTAMESA
coh,unns doee not lnclude 97 2 O &PY applicable taxea. ___ ,_._l_O __ _
lleenae, traufer feH, Wiii IUY ftnaDCe charaea, fees for ,,.... ..
alr pollution control de· c·· ........ e •as vice certlficaUons or de· .. ...-.n ,..
aler documentary pre· A..e TIUCIS
~ charges unleu
otberwiae apecifled by
the advert.lier
co~~ELL
CHEVROLET «c. XIII& CIDDd. Aak ror ._...... a-ll>b. llU.z511 --9060 Allll .... , ·--·················•·•··· OHl9e"" ••• • . •. Loden 16, 25ft, varn a.sics 9520
.'K.'ll 11 '' '"" lll\d
I I "' I' ' \I I :-.. \
S46-I 200
-ull. 1llp in NB. --------~ .. .o.s b
...................... .
• t!!.!.!••••••••• .. beautiful 14000 . "1JaguarXKEhardtop ..coPw$ usm. 96-9010. u. wire wbeela Good Major corp. tradel111 ---------cond. $7,000. Dlck.
Au&cmmUc, ei.ctro11t.at.lc, SA11boat·Udo 14, '73, w/2 so.1215,844-7681
book capytns. ete. 10'Ai of letl aailt. lllOO. .Uk for
mlOD&l value. SZl5 ucll hee: ~ L55e.
Warranty . Call Ron _.,._ do ""'·U ,,;-m.ZSSl.extll. &..I ........... a ..... y eq ... p.
_,._;_....;...;...._;..;;._ --NB 1lip available $7200.
'48 Ford Woodle. restored.
11.S.000; '68 Ford Woodie,
re1tored mint cond
D>.000. 875-alBl
C:U\SeU Your Cu!
CUVIRIMW
PAYS TOP DOLLAR
For Clean U1ed Lmportl
Call II.Ute ot Doo
IJS-1171
1: ()~0-4f l'
' tif Y51 d I I
-,4b I I 1)/J
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La .. :;.uaATS upd, •o ml, I topt, -~-'*~3· S1fll. DIUVDYI .,, JUS V·ll. IOKml. IUutifw eo.d. mu1 ..-cw-10 -~..--••--.a 8Hver/blll later. -----.., o;-MiWifjf LOADED Vflf'1 ClelD.l\~!~~!~M-~-~-:= • ·-W .,..sn1. 9llOd COllldi· PP. Dlvotte forces k , ......... ,...u.oaoml. *'All/nil ,.uaet. 3zm"'1 wm aaerm~. 111,l50. * cmd. ..-. __..,,. ,.._ t11w, auto tram. IZli't OtJU.-.lM/m-m:I iMm:tt:fiJittifat l&Jpm. ::ie:.or b .. t offer
ALIOA1Cll'1 ,,_.. t7J2 "11 Callltee Wp, ~. W .. STOCll ....................... Mi-JOOO \.lllla OVflr lie cno.oo ~ eiou,.. 1up1r alee.
Call todQ • We .a.o may iu.-~Ill DMHEll DlESEL mo. MM.IAT aft WM ...... Call roe IDfo.
have tl\at pre-owoed Qeall,IOO Sit.a w..-. •mPI AC. Qr * tfZI -..r1orlo&UMS BMW )'OU are lootlA& ...._ stereo. All/nf, 12110llli, r .. ....-... --__ .,_ •or1 ~-• ...__ ·-• ... o.4tA. -·-·••••••••·-•••• .. -, -----
•' H t.-.04tMt4t 1 ti I''' t7JI hl ,';;-it";: Co;\., 71COIOOIA ~~mp. $LllO.
·-·• .. ••••••-•••••••• 71'·Mf·4Hl dys. ev1. Jl,000 llWea, ell wbl&e. '60 .... Ct••ert, ...... 7t64ewe. l\B'OOt, cna.e eonuo&. W Ma••n1 ,...1.y bit eog
overhauled trans
Sl,000/blt air 114-1* OUMCN COUNTY'S
OLDEST
&
SaJea-servtce-Leulnl
Rov Cm"Yer ,IK.
Rolla f\oyce BMW
J..5.toOJamboree
Newport Beach M0-6444
IOI McLAUM'1
&
$UOO 671-6279 PIW. PIB, P t ... l. PIS. "11 aas. wtr1 dean New AM/FM t Lracl, wblte ~.•&me-up. $2IOOO. W/W, beaut cood. AMiDI .......... t140 .......................
·~71
4IOS&.C
New car factory warraa·
ty, abowroom new. aWI·
roof. factory alloy
wheela • cuaeue at.ereo.
OIOllS> JIMSUMOM5
IWOITS
m41J2. f'l50. (114) Hl·HTI '17 ........ Gblall, 4 cyl. -vw~ ...... -,. FoumaiDVaJJq. A/C, PS. areat cond. -nsui•.... ---------1 IM'OIOBO. Gl·2'1U PP Wrecked.. '450 C I ntll ttJO --------
146-115'7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '11 llac:b I, 351 48, xlnl "lllbft IV 1owoer CDDd. AU xtru. Ori~ "1' Rabbit Dlx. xlnt cood.. . llmt _ _.,· -·-• owar. Sl,800/080. Ev~
lllcb 'a, on• Macpll ,;i4ii·-· ~'12$7
ltnlta. cart>. paint, '1'700 - ------
IU-0115 eves "2·1475 c...t1i1 ftJJ Ol*mWle 9'55 dyt Rk:b ............................................. .
7l a.per-~ ;.,;;f ... F..u.ck 127, 4 qMS,
IDCld rubber 8-t.racll. fac'. ._. aa.m work, make
try rebU eoa. Sl.lOO fb. ~ or 14f.5774 l6JeS lift 5 pm .
lt770LDS
~s..·-YI, mo. traoa .. factory
l~~~~~~~~l '11 VW. lraolp/VU, all lf71COltYITTI: cerpet Int. All/FM . ,,.carllllmmaa&lateAi WOO .urtl Wiil awldaiMd Jt bu
1'10 HARBOR BL VD
COErrAMESA
'31·1Z76 air, pwr. steering & tram, . pwr windows &
...U. AM/FM •t.ereo vtQJl roof •much more·
mrl'JD). Ml%
WAMTID --an .cc:won... mchadlnl
W VW BUI a lll*SAl pabll job. It is a Xllll CODCL ll50 ,._car bat DWMI' mo¥·
$3611
THEODORE
S50 N Beach Blvd
LA HABRA eMi No otSAFwy>
014tSJJ.531J
Sunday by Appt
WW ~ you more for
your clean uaed '72 or
l~!!!!~~!!~~~I later Mercede1 Benz
111·7141. ~ q OD \0 IOCDtfhiel elM Sll.%50 u you •&Dl a ROBINS SAVIN Word·mHler Ai 983-0748. baa• plate w /JBM ----typewriter If detlred. IB' Buccaneer. /1pi.nnaker
Also xtrH typewriter on ren~ Balboa laland
w/bueplate. Sell, or moonna. lat offer over
'64 Nov• wag. Ser 400.
~V8. 4 1pd, poel rear
end All ong. Loolta ac
ruoa great! Sl300
883-106'7
WANTED! Call today
Mluion VaeJO lmPortl
831-1740 • 495 1700 Lite model Toyotu. '75 2002 a te, AM /FM
Volvoa, Plckupa & vana. 1tereo. wheels. mags Call us today! aunroof. $6,800/0lf er .
873-1531 "12 Dlelel 220. AtC, P/S.
----clean. $6,900 P .P
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·Mangers: Refugee Mail Nauseating
971Amn nau ... .-.......
' A•••mbt,.man D•DDla llH..... 0-Hl: dqtoa
rapped ~;out n&ktilDta today for b1m "aameat.·
lDI mllll" lndochlDIM ,.iu ..... and .... wlUl
wtsal be called federal efforts to
punJtb Calllonllua for Propoai·
Uoo 13 by wttbboldlnc reftalee
aid.
"At the federal level there
... ml to bl a PIYdw>eJI ol IOIM eort tn N&•rd to Propo1ttlon
lJ,.. II told te•ebera at
~ta .... H1lh School today at
• tfflt\hla eeaaton on cte.itn1 wl\b lndochlnese refusee 1tu-
denta.
• 'Tbere aoema to be a need to
pwailb \II for cuttin1 our tu.ea,"
Man'lel"I Hid. "Bulcally, all
the people ln America have a
reap0oalb6Uty to share thelr na·
Uonal reeources with these new
UODI that .,.. UDNemly and
beuatb m • AaMttew aod • ::;:a,••." llaa1er1 said. but
netl t.o.• 'nto .....
Re said t.be atate ~.
when it resumes lD luUUJ. wlU take up tbe illues ol health care
for refqea and other ueu •"ft tunda .,.. Deeded. but ii
bandleapped by tu cut..
"It. 'a my undentandlnf, that
tbe $1.5 billion 1urpua is
earm.an.ed for maintalnlnf tbe
•tatua quo," Ill•~ aald. ''Not a clime ii avalla e (for retupe
aid)."
lua.e.d. be Hid California
throutb tta eoosreaalonal cleJ.
e•aCion wlU conttnue to ~
for men f edenll funda to aid ill reseWillll tbe newcomers.
A1lo spwlriq at today'• early
mor11.lQc ._-ln1. for wb.idl tbe
It.art ol ldlool WU delayed ba1f an bour. wu Gail lllasee. rflf.
u1ee eoardlnator ror the <>ranee
County Huroa.o Services Apncy.
Ma. Mqee delerlbed a rec:eD1
vbit to 1baUand in wb1cb lbe
..,eat • day be}Jlin• let -op •
camp for 30,000 Cambodian rfll.
u1eea.
''It wu utter ch¥•·" Illa.
Ma1ee Wcl "I think the th1nc
that overwhelmed me wu tbe
enormity ol the lituatioo.
"I wu loolrinc at 30.000 people
who were dying. There were
<See UftJGEES, Pase A.I)
Police ·Sue Own Department·
Iran Statement
Trial Certain
For HoStages
( TEHRAN. lran (AP) -Acttng
•Foreign Minister Sadegh
Ghotbzadeh says the U.S. Em· t bassy hostages will be put on
) trial "for sure," Iran's state I television reported today.
The reported remark was the f first time a top official had J made such a definite statement
Ocean View
Personnel
·:Pay Hiked
•
ByALUDDLE
I oi tlllt CMltf ...... SUIH
T44acbera are now the only
Ocean View School District
employees without a pay raise
\ this year following Monday's
t unanimous approval by district
• trustees of a 9 percent salary in· i crease for management person·
f nel. Dr. Jim ,J ones, assistant
superintendent for business,
said the salary increase for 57
administrators will cost the dis·
trict an estimated $161,000.
He said the raises for the
employees, including Superin-
tendent Dr. Dale Coogan, school
principals, psychologists and ad·
ministrative help, will be
retroactive to July 1.
Under the new schedule,
Coogan's salary will increase
from $42,3>0 lo $45,998.
Salaries for the district's 24
principals will range between
$23 ,457 and $29,651, and
psychologists' salaries will vary
between $23,575 and $26,497.
Both principals and
psychologists receive an addi·
tiooal $750 a year if they bold a
doctorate.
Salaries for other district ad·
Dlinistra1on now range between
SlS,800, bue pay for a purchas·
iDI supervisor, and $40,000, top
pay for an assi.stant auperinten·
dent.
Also approved by trustees
Monday wu a $150 increase per
e ftl ployee towards frlnte
benefits. Jones said the addl·
U.onal money brings total
benefits to $1,358 per year.
of Iran's intent to try the
hostages .
The government television,
which Gbotbzadeb bas directed
since the Iranian revolution,
said his comments were made in
an interview with the Paris
newspaper Le Figaro.
Previously, Ayatollah
RuboUah Khomeiru has said the
SO embassy hostages would be
tried as "spies" if the United
States did not band over the de-
posed shah to Iran. And the
Moslem student militant.I oceu-
PYinl the embassy have said a
trial would be ''me.itable" tfjbe
shah ldl the United States few
anyplace but Iran.
In WublDston toclQ, a White
HOUH offtda1 who declined to be
named said the Iranian mili·
tanta threatened to •boot some
of the boltaees "if they did not
cooperate."
President Carter said laal
week some hostages had been
threatened at pistol point, but
U.S. officials bad nol said pre·
viously that the captives had ac·
tually been threatened with be·
ing shot.
Gbotbt.adeh was asked in the
interview what the United Slates
could do lo ease the U.S.·lran
crisis, Iranian television re
ported
"Retur n the sha h ,"
Ghotbzadeh was quoted as
replying.
The reporter said. "You know
very welt the United States as
not a ble to do that."
"WeU , that's their problem,"
Ghotbzadeh said.
In any event, he said, "the
hostages wiU be tried for sure."
Also for the first time, be ac-
cused the three top U .S .
diplomats in Iran, who have
been held in the Foreign
Ministry, of "having committed
crimes.''
"If they leave the ministry.
they will be banded to the law
enforcement officials," he wu
quoted u aaying.
Meanwhile, the American
boetaaes at the occupied U.S.
Embusy were 1D the 31st day ol
confinement.
Kbomelnl'• militiamen lion·
day lncreued the parcl at the
compound, apparently ln an·
ticipa• of a U.S. aUempt to
free the SO Americans held cap-
tive there by studenta.
Vandal Mars
Marina High
Walls, Wal.ks
A vandal using black spray
paint defaced the Marina Hieb
School campus an Huntington
Beach Sunday night by painting
inverted swastikas and slogans
at several locations.
Principal Robert Barbot said
today that workers with
sandblasting equipment had the
m~ssages removed from
sidewalks and a pillar by 9 a.m.
Monday.
Elbow grease and rubbtn1
compound removed swastikas
from a school car and van, he
added.
The paint job followed rumors
that off-campus Punk Rockers
would invade the school on Mon·
day, Barbot said.
That action never
materialized, and Huntington
Beach police, alerted to possible
problema. said their beefed up
patrol& at the school observed no
action.
The principal said he acted to
clear the meuaaea and symbol&
off the walb and bWJdin1 quick·
ly to usure it. aa little exposure
as po11lble in the tense al·
mospbere .
"One kid can get a lot of klda
upset," be pointed out. Police
and the acbool IUff memben
believe tile defacln1 wu the
work ol one person.
f •
f G~ap ~ds Camalla
t Hunt~n Woman Face• Child Theft Rap
to be sutdeet. ol a 4'anuary bear-
~ •. Kue!* a1d there WU a
le1a1 ~ P t.o wl*her • LoQa acb iudP lboU:t baw ••&?did cwtod1 ,,, .. C1dld to v.1 .... •1 trnndPuent., Kn·
Detb ud .Juinlta 11ocin, ol JluD..
~:, uao crttlebed a••• medta· repoth tbat
folJoiftd ..... lllller• Urelt tn
Aft?T RtCID.Jub2. .
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Blast, Blaze Hit
Torrance Refinery
received third-degree burns
over 90 to 100 percent of lbelr
boches. Also inJured were M ar1anto
Perez. 40, or Lawndale and
another man who was not Iden·
tlfied, saad police Lt Jim Papst
Papat aaid the two received
minor inJuries
Police s&Jd Ms . Moore was
driving her car down a street ad·
jacent to the refanery when the
explosion occurred. Hadfng a
ftreball rolling across the street
ind mlo her car.
Flames spe\mll from lhe top
or the tank that exploded ignited
a second tank. and the beat 11·
mted tM> sheds. wooden uWity
poles and fuel 10 small ditches
ne.rby. Only one tank was b\an·
int in tbe secood fire.
~ explosion tame as three
ernployeee were trytn1 to find a
leak ln one ol tbe tanb.
No dama1e estimate was
avaltable.
The same refinery wu tbe
scene ol enoCber exp&ostoo and
fire Sept. 18 in wbicb five
penom weft ~ared.
Valley Names
Its New City
Chief Tonight
Missing
Towels
At Issue
BJ ROBE&T BAllEa OI .. ..,~ .....
The ff&mt.l.nlton Beach Police
Officen Auociat.ion rlled a $1
millloo lawsuit acainlt its crtm
department Monday. alleging
that lodters of police officers
wer* seattbed illegally for bath
towels.
Officer Mike Jacobs. president
of tbe auociahon, Hid the
search was not proper because it
wu conducted without warrants
or the ccosent of the officers.
"We feel that our ngbts have
bffn infrin&ed upon," Jacobs
said today.
Tbe suit. faled 00 behalf of aw
olficen. aeeu $240,000 ln com·
pen1atioo plus $7IO,OOO in
~thw1'emer.
Capt. llike Burkenflekl, lbe
city' I eetiaa daief iD the at.eoce
of Sule Bobitallle. aaid Che .eetdl .. ordered tut Aprtl
....... -toweJa Ud aat beeD aetwMd. Burtrmfteld aald police bd re-
ceind c:omplalab that the towel
supply was no lcoter autncient.
He said memos sent lo officers
for the return ol the towels met
tnthoot cooperation.
Burtenlield said the 5earch
yielded !7 purple bath towels
He sald the search was
routiJw, nothing else was sought an the lockers and that no dis-
ciplinary actlon had been taken.
Burkenfield said the towels
were fumisbed to officers for
showers aft.er workouts in the ci-
ty gym or from jogging ex·
ercd.es.
They were supposed lo be re-
turned after use to the city jail
to be laundered.
Burkeafleld said he believes
the suit to be fnvo1ous and a
"waste of resources, both for the
associaUon and the city."
Tbe police officers association
is eng-.,ed cun-enUy in a COii·
troversy involving the cutalf ol
educatiGn l.ncentlve pay for all
officers hired after July of 1979.
The education incentive for
colleee study was part of the
stormy salary ne1otiations
between the city and the U ·
sociatian.
Durinl the negotiations late
last year and early in 1974, of·
Ileen ensa1ed in a slowdown in
the wrttina of tn.fftc Ucteta and
ln a aeries of ,sickouts befon
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Coast
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RIYADH, Saudi A.rabta (AP) -Saudi U'OOPI drove tbe lut
memben of a band of NJ1ak>u1 extremlltl from tu.onet. under
Mece•'• Grand Jlosque today, end1nl • two-week arm.cl OC·
cupaUoa of hlam'• holiest •brine. aovernment offteia)a said.
•'The remnants of the corrupt heretlCI wbo attacked tbe ho-
ly mOlq\Mt are all either kilJed or captured," Saudi IDtertor
MloiflAlr Prince Nayel Bin Abdul Am wd.
Tbe .Utement did not say bow muy ....Uanll were killed
or captured and shed little Upt on tbe myaterloua 14-dQ drama
ln Saudi Arabia, the birthplace of the ll01Jem fattb ud tM
world's Jar1est oil exporter
St8te ••••• l•J•red
ROOSEVELT ROADS NAVAL BASE, Puerto Rico CAP> -
A California woman was listed by the Navy today u bel.D•
amont the wowided from the terrort.t attack Mooday on a U .S
Navy bus 10 miles weal of San Juan.
Petty Officer, 3rd Clan Sandra L. Seaton of Cmeonl, Calif.,
was u.ted ln 1ood condition.
Tbe dead were: Communicatlor Technician tst Clau John R. Ball, 21,
Madison. Wla. Tbo U s. Radioman 3rd Class Emil E. Wblte, 20, St. mu, .
Virgin blanda.
Dollar RalUe• 111 E•roJHI
LONDON <AP> -The dollar rallled agalnll most major
•world currencies today after openl.DJ the week with sharp
losses, and gold prices kept rising t.o near-record levels.
SUver also was on the rise amid speculative coocem over
the Iranian crisis, fear of Middle East tensions and the proepect
of sharp oil price increases
The atternooa flxlnl by LoodOCJ's major gold bouaM wu
"31.20 an ounce, up p .u from Moodaly. 1D Zurich, U. mklday
prtcewu~ Only once before bu cold, a traditional bedie for worried
iQveaton, been so hip. On Oct. 2 it reached MU In Zw1cb in a
cliai.a ot confidence over U.S. infiation·fiJbting pollclea, before
dropptna to close at $438 ln Zurich and $424 in London.
Ellerfllf·••.,l•g Optle11• St••w•
SAN JOSE <AP) -How about a 50-cent surcbarae on every
gallon ot gasoline t.o discourage you from bUYini ll, but you'd 1et
your money back at the end of the year? That's one of many ways of dealing with the 1uollne
shortage that la being considered by the stalf' Enerty Com·
mlaalon, says the San Jose Mercury.
The Sacramento-dated story today quoted the deputy ex-
ecutive director ot the commlllioo, Rob Solomon, u H)'ln& con-
sideration la allo belng given to formal rationing, a mandatory
four-day work week, :iO-mUe-an-hour speed limit ln urban areu,
the encoura1ement of jitney service, and no response at all
Boy Chased
From House
Fountain Valley police said
Ronald H. Poirier of HHl
Ruabmore St. awakened at 12:42
p.m . Monday to find a atrancer
fteacribed u between 10 aad 13 ~~ld ln bh up1talu.
Polrler told invef11aton be
cbued tbe boy downataln and
out of tbe bo\lle
Officers Hid the boy •P·
parenUy pried open • s:;:1e door and a lal.1Ddr7 room t.o
1et into tbe house. Polrter re·
ported noWn1 mtaain1 u a re-
1ult of the break -in.
DAILY PILOT
F,....P-AJ
MILLER •••
workiq two Jobi to make ends
meet and lived on a farm," lb.
Mueller aald.
Ma. Mueller also declined to comment on clrcumatucet au:r-
ro undlna the deatb of Mra.
Miller'• aoo. Juoa Sbawn Killer,
who wu 2 years old when be died
in October, W11.
He wu found ln the clOMt ol a
Fountain Valley home with hts
bead trapped ln two plastic
ba1a. lnve1U1aton never de-
termined wbetbertbe death wu
aceldeptal or involved death at
the handa of ano&ber penon.
lln. llJller currentlJ 11 lr
ca.&1tody at Oranie County Jail ll
lieu of $100,000 bail.
111. Mueller said lbe wW au
Jl'riclay that the bAlJ amount bf reduced.
P•••P-AJ
REFUGEES
•
Iranians
kOK
ToMUd&
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.., ...... tD eoaalWtable, Ma"filJ
1U rded VIP~· ............. ~ "=~=-"' tM ...... at ... ir.· a aa erl1l1 wtUa Ute 1bu '1 traatftl' ..,. 8un411 from a
New vein bOlpttal, wben .._
had bem ~ for 111.....,_ Udcaaeer.
D M•=••· the New York ally npoNd today tbat
the •Uh bu bel\&P recndtlDI a permanent aecurity force ol 12 bJshl7 trained men to ,..place
the private l\W"dl M-blnd to pro-.et him lD UM Ualted --..
Quotlq well-placed tourcea,
the news.,_per Hld the 1bab or-
dered the fo.rce recruited
because be is locreulntlY con-
cerned for his safety and that ol
his wife, tour children and sis-
ter.
.
HD Council
Sidesteps
TowlteJD
HWJtinitoa Beacb Cl1)' c.ounctl
memben aldeatepped a pro-
ebanle in the city'• tow·
wMooday.
e coundl toot DO actlao on a
city propoal that the current
towla1 rotaUon be revamped
and that companies bld for an
ezcluatve towtnc hancblle.
Mandie Moton aad a aecand
downtown towtna firm lhue tbe
clty•a tntftc accident bualneu.
Tbe dty propoeal came in the
wake ol a SlJ0,000 dam .. • da1m
filed by Huntinctm Beach tow
company operator Cbuet Sher-
rer ·
He allesed the clty t. violatinc
antHraat laws by limltlna tll
rotation by Huntinston Beach
A qto Service and M aodic lloton~n••ed by Coua-etlmaa Mandie.
He alto leve&ed a verbal COD· ruct of interest complaint at
M andlc for his UIOCJaUon with
the city's towing system. Man-
die's father ls pruidenl of the
t.owiDIC ft.rm.
City officials said the claim
raised concerns over current
towln1 practlces, but did not
prompt the franchlle propou.L
The ctty attorney said it la un·
clear whether Mandie would be
In contUct of Interest if the
franchise concept was approved
and Mandie Moton bld for the
exclualve service.
Mandie, who left the council
chambers durtn1 dllcuaaion ol
the towlDI law, aald be bu three le1al opiniom that lndtcate be ii
not In confllet of interest.
Teen Seized
After Fight
A Pountaln Valwy fOUlh ii
factn1 charle. ot ueault wltb a
deadl~ followiq a ftOt at 1 Beach party tlda
WMUnd.
I
Reform
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DETECTIVE HOLDS BABY FOUND IN MANGER
'I'm Tlmottty; P9MM Take Care of Me'
Beal Nativity
Baby Found in Manger
LONGVIEW, Texu CAP) -~ Rev Charles Holland
walked bJ the nativity aceoe ln front of bi.a church and beard the
IOWld ol • baby's criel eoJDlq from the mancer. "lb lnltial lmpreeaklo wu that they had added lb.la an an tf.
feet. Tbm I ru1bed lt wu not from a tape but lt wu for
,...i," ffollanct aald.
CLOSS IHtlllND THE llANGEa, IN a cardboard box about a foot ad a half square, "sure e:oouch. theR wu a little baby
boy, wttboUl clotbel, covered wltb a crib abeet doubled• couple
ol UJIMI, •• said Holland, put« ol tbe P'lnt BaptJlt Cburdl.
AD ~ bandwrttim note found aloe& with tbe baby
Jlonday ~ :«i•m '11moc.by. P1eue take care ot me." A«er a hospital cbeclncp, the tbtee-day.old baby. wbo
welshed 1 pounds, 14 ounces, was pined ln 1 fe»ter bome wblJe
the Deputment of Human Resources tries to ftnd tbe mother,
aald department IPOk•woman Barbara Calvin.
•"1'11£ BABY WAI IN GOOD SllAPB,0 said Betty Nethery,
director of the cburcb'a clay care center. "He was crylnJ IUltlly
out ln tbe cold, but when be came into the warmth ol the
nunery, be became very atill, very quiet. He wu to still, I wu
alarmed. But oo elOler loot, I rea.11-d be wu bricJrt aDd alert.
He wu loofd.n1 around. "Ha wu dean and obviously bad Just been fed. Tben wwe
trac~ ol ~llk around hi.a Uoy mouth."
n.mo111y•1 appearance bu tbe "whole church famib' ftlled
with awe and wonder," Holland aald. "It'• been a anbe.Unabk
espertenee. . .a holy. unifytq time for•. I aee tbll u a nmtnder
ol aDOtber baby brou&bt lllto a cold, U&1'J. hostile world.
"lfY HOPE IS THAT °11110TllY ChrUtmas' will be a re-
minder of God's special Oft . . . My pr-.yer in this ~ ii
that tb1s little baby born ln tbia Chriatmu seuoa will retttft
more lovtnc care than that baby 2,000 years aio wboee biltbday
we celebrate.'' be said.
"Tbl.a la Longvtew's Cbrlatmu Sift."
118 Pay Raise Due
Huntington Beach Union Hlgb
School District tru.teea are
scheduled to 1tve themselves
pay raitea when they meet
t.onithl.
The five trustees cut their
S200·•·montb salaries ln ball
1bortly after voten approved
ProPOliUon 13 ln June, lt78.
They la1d it WU in the splrtt
ol the people's mandate to cut
1onmmmt espemes.
But the propot.lUoll did more
tb.a.D cut lDeoine from property
tax. It retulted in numerous
meetlncl t.o keep the diltrlct ~
lq durtas the cbaMeover t.o a
heavily state-funded 0peratiao.
A district s pokesman noted
that the normal number of
tru.1tee meetlnp annually ii 21.
Trustees, though. met 41 times
durln1 tbe 1178-79 school year.
Some board members report
ualn1 pel"IOD&l mooey t.o meet
their expemes lD doln1 acbool
buslneu.
Superintendent Frant Abbott
la recommendln1 that the
trusleel bike their aaJariea beet
to the l200 ftpre. the amount al·
lowed under state l•w for db-
tricta wtth ea.roll meat.a bet ween
10.000 and 25,000.
., •••• lldll.S .. ..., ........
Ad•oeai. of • Ru~
leadl p;IMtc1I ntciriD mlM •
HOred a ~ M-487 .....
the ct~ Council·..,.... to....,
I plan to curb a1Jeted ....... ...... .
Au\bOn of UM pr..-... to
llmlt ea~pal1a •P••cUa1
eb•r•ed "bll 1penden•• ..
loOpbOiel ID tbe dl1'• eleetaa
law• to paur tbouNadl of~ lntoc•~· ; TtMy Coaocu melllblral
Moada, aJ1m.t tbe meuar~ lboWd be made .... Won UM(
1'IO aumldpal ea.cdoal. ~
Tiie tollaclt, wlafel llacf
•b•l•-4 u.. morm ptu tut:
AU.-. voe.1 W to "-" tM d -:: ty attonaey prepen the mwur.
Al aD ordfnanM. •
CoundJ memban Ruth P'laleJ.;
Bob Mandie, Rutb Balley ~
Clancy Yode!' faVOf'ed atud)'tnc.
the propoul, which wu sty~
after last year'• auccHaful'
Oraqe c.ounty .reform lnltiativ&
TIN CUP <Tlme h Now -Clean,
Up Politics). • Mayor Don MaeAWater and:
CounctlJnan John Tbomu voted:
a1alnst the propoeed law .
"You have to at.op the now ot
hu1e dollars Into campalp.a bY:
companies that have bil mooeY:
al stake in our community,. ..
1ald Tom Uven1ood, one ol the
authors ol the propotaJ. :
He said ftve Huntineton Beac~
devek>pen ln ma put almoat·
128.000 lnto candidates' war
cbesta throuOt a political action
comm1ttee •
He aho charged developeri
circumvent the city's $200 tn-:
dlv1dual contribution limit by
dooatin1 money t.b.rou&b various
partnenhipe and names. :
The authors, Uvengood and
Otter members of HOME eo.m:
el I. a Huntln1too Beacti
homeowners srou.P. uid sin.d
WU lpenl ln the lut Huntlqt.oli
Beach municipal eleetioll. :
ln Garden Grove, they IUd;
about $30,000 wu spent. Foun•
taln Valley candidate& spent
about $14,000, they noted.
The proposed reform la'I(
would Um.it major donors t.o giv-!
log no more than $200 ln a ~
month period and would limjt
pollt1cal action committees ~
spending no more than $500 in•
12-montb period on all can.:
diet.ta they endone. •
It would alao limit "tnnuenc:e
brokers•· to contributin& no
more tba.a '50 to a candidate in .C
12·month period.
MacAJ.UsWr cbar1ed the pro-·
posal would "tot.ally at.op some
people from becoming involved'".
10 elect1on1. He said tbt!
meuure al.lo raiaed coastlttv
uonaJ quesuom.
l',....P .. .41
TOWELS •• • •
a1reement wu reached oo ~
contract.
Police A.11ocialioa president
Jacobs aaid the laaue ot educa-
Uon lncenilve bu aot been re-
solved to the utldacUoo ol ol
ficen.
Home Burglarized
P'ocmtaJ.n Valley police laid to.
day that a buraJ,ar forced opm a
window Monday ll11bt at the
home of Chun J . lAe, llOM
Mount THci.a St.. and ~oil
•1th he&anliftll worth Sl.750.
Bracelets, facets, and faces from Rolex. otc: '1.:-z.=St.an.~ ---Different f~
and bra~lets
for ladies from
Rolex, but eld\
booked late SAW.rdaJ nllbt .....
be alle1edl1 blt anotber =.,_. tn the face wttb a bMr
Poll= a:f'*~ occurnd lD UM .,.. ...., Streit OD
8eMbol90rWe. Tbe .Urpd Ylctlm, Kelllllldl
O'DoaDilllt 11. ol VUJa P~ IUI· fend fadal eUU lD the lnaident,
pollceli.ld.
Central Park
Meetin& Set
c
-r--
with the ·
1park.Hngf~
of beeutiJul
diamonds.
A. 14 karat
yellow ~ la.700
B. 14 karat y~
gold, '3,550
C. 18 brat
yellow ilold ....
Bolutlful ~/ry111y9. "l loW yoa;." • llOLD
~·
• . .•
Mangers:
., aaos llTllAN __ ..., ......
Aa1em_~•1••• OeaDla MaD~l\Clea..cb. rapp.d Coal ,...._
tAMlA1 -blm ''U . =.;:!" l»dodlln•• • .. ... Wllll
.Ut 1111 called federal ettoru to
pun.lab CallforGlw for Pr.,...S·
don 1J by wttbbolcllq ~
aid. "At the federal level there
tolll• o1-. IOrt la NPl'i to Pl'Otmit
lS. •• ..~ told teaeMrt at
Coata ... Scbool tod.11 • a ualDlq MlalGD on deallq
wt_. badodat=re retuc" ltu-deDta. ''ftiiii Me1DI to be • DOed to
pWlJ UI for c\ltti.q OW' tuel, ''
MHpn 1aid. "Baalcall)', all
the = ln America have a reapomt \)' to aha.re their na·
UODal IWOUJ'CeS with these new
ORANGe COUN'frY, (At.:;tFORNIA
efugee Mall
Uoaa ~t are uueeml1 and
benalth ••Americana IDd • peo&!:d" llana•ra said, but
dff to ., t:ato detaJ.J .
He aald the state LealaJature,
when it n!llWDes in J aau.ary, wt.ll tae 111> Ule i.aes arbealtll eare
for relapes and other areas
.mere llmda are needed, but b
bandlapped by tu cuta.
"It'• my underatandln• tbat
tbe $1.5 billion surplus ta
earmarked for maintaintn1 tbe
Nauseating.·
IUtua quo:• M.lnaen aald. -.. Nat
a dime la a•allab1e (for ~ aid).'.
Jn1te.S, be nJd Calltornia
tbroulb u. CCllllretalooa.I del·
e1at1on will coaUDue to pna
for more federal funda to aid lD
resett1lQ& tbe newcomers .
Abo cpeeldna at today's early mornlna meetma. for which tbe start of acbool waa delayed bait u hour, wu Gail llqee, ref.
u1ee coonl1nator for the <>ranee
County Ruman Senieel At,totJJ •
Ila. 11.qee delertbed a nea
riatt to 1baJl•ncl ln wbidl abe
apent a cU)' belptna Ht up a
camp fM 30,000 ~ea. .. It was utter ehao1,•• h.
Maeee laid. ''J thlDk the tb1q
that overwbe1med me wu the
enormity of the altuatloo.
"I w .. lookln1at30,000 people
who were dylne. There were
dead bodies beiol carried off all
over the plaee."
Host~ge Executions reatened
• l
* * * * * * Iran Statemeat .
Trial Certain
For Hostages
TEHRAN, Iran <AP> -Acting
Foreign Minister Sadegh Gbotbzadeh says the U.S. Em-
bassy bo6tages will be put on
trial "for sure," Iran's state
television reparted today.
The reported remark was the
first time a top official bad
made such a definite statement
of Iran's intent to try the
hostages
The government television,
which Gbotbzadeh has directed
since the Iranian revolution,
said his comments were made in
an interview with the Paris
newspaper Le Figaro.
Previously, Ayatollah
f HB Police
Rubollab Khomeini bas said the
SO embassy hostages would be
tried as "spies" i! the United
States did not band over tbe de-
posed shah to Iran And the
t Suing Own
Department
Tbe Huntington Beach Police
t Officers Association filed a St
million lawsuit against lt.s own
7 department Monday. alleging
that lockers of police officers
were searched illegally for bath
towels
Officer Mike Jacobs, president
of the association, said the
search was not proper beca~ it
was conducted without warrants
or the consent of the officers.
"We feel that our rights have
been infringed upon," Jacobs
saidloday.
The suit, filed on behalf of 240
officers, seeks $240,000 in com-
pensation plus $'760,000 in
purutive damages.
Capt. Mike Burkenfield, the
" city'a acting chief in the absence
of Earle Robitaille, said the
search was ordered la.st April
after about 200 towels bad not
been retmned.
Burkenfield said police bad re-
ceived complaints that the towel
supply waa no longer sufficient.
He laid memos sent to officers
for the return ol the towels met
without cooperation.
Burkenfield said the search
yielded 37 purple bath towels.
He aaid the search was
routine, nothing else was sought
in the lockers and that no dis-
ciplinary action bad been taken.
Burkenfield said the towels
were fuml.abed to officers for
abowers after workouts ln the cl·
ty JYm or from jogelng ex-
ercises.
Moslem student militants occu-
pyioe tbe embassy have laid a
trial would be "inevitable" if the
abah Jeft tbe Ua.Ued Statel fw anyplace bat Inn.
Jn Washington today, a White
House official who declined to be
named Niel the Iranian mill·
taut.I tbreateDed t.o shoot IOme
of th• boltaces "if they did not cooperate."
President Carter said laat
week some hostages bad been
threatened at pistol point. but
U.S. officials bad not said pre-
viously that the captives bad ac·
tually been threatened with be·
in~ shot.
Ghotbzadeh was asked in the
interview what the United States
could do to ease the U.S. ·Iran
crisis, Iranian television re-
ported.
"Return the shah,"
Gbotbzadeb was quoted as
replying.
The reporter said, "You know
very well the United States is
not able to do that."
"Well, that's their problem,"
Gbotbzadeb said.
ln any event, he said-.. "the
hostages will be tried for sure.''
Also for the first time, he ac-
cused the three top U .S.
diplomats in Iran, who have
been held in the Foreign
Ministry, of "having committed
crimes."
"U they leave the miollt.ry,
they will be banded to the law
enforcement officials," be was
quoted as saying.
Meanwhile, the American
hostages at the occupied U.S.
Em busy were in the 31St day of
conflDement.
Khomeini• militiamen Mon·
day lne the auanl at the
compoun • apparently in an·
ticlpa of a U.S. attempt t.o
They were S\Ulll)C)lled
tume4 after
to be 1 ms.
free 50 Americana held eap-=-=---~e there by •tudenta .demand·
m1 tbe return of the depoeed
abab.
,,.,._..,...
SMOKE BILLOWS FROM MOBIL OIL REFINERY IN TORRANCE AS FIREMEN FIGHT 81 AZ£
One Killed, Sevenil Othera lnfured In Conflagration Touched Off br Ellpk>elon
New Water
Study Plan
Considered
By DAVID KUTZJIANN CM .. a.ty .... .._..
Irvine City Councllman Art
Anthony la propostn1 a possible
reorcanbatlon of the Newport·
Irvine Waste Mana1ement
Acency to better coordlnate
Newport Bay planning efforts.
Anthony, a vice chairman of
NIWA, has sent out copies of bis
proposal t.o member agencies.
In the plan, the lawmaker
says a water quality planning
approach used in Ventura Coun-
ty could be adapted to Newport
Ba~. ·There Would be no need for
us to create an entirely new
body, if we feel the Ventura
CoalltJ ltruetural approach to
be a IOUDd cme for m . We need
(See WATEt, Paae AZ)
Blast, Blaze Hit
Torrance Refinery
TORRANCE (AP) -Som~ 70
firefighters battled a raging
Mobil OU Corp. rermery fire to-
day following an explosion that
left ooe ltobil employee dead
and six persons injured, two
critically.
Deputy Torrance Fire Chief
Richard Sprout said firefighters
planned to inject fire retardant
foam into the bottom of the
80,000.barrel-capacity eaaollne
tank still burnlJ'lg mon than lS
hours alter the ori1inal ex-
plosion Monday niabt.
Sprout aald the loam, lnjected
throUlh the tank's ptpe aystem.
woulcf rbe tbrouCb the aaallne left ln the tank, aeUle at tbe Im'·
face and bopelully aune tbe
vaporized cuoUne fuellnc the
names. He said the tank, wtdcb
was not. full wbeo the explosion
occurred, contained less than
25,000 galloos of gas by morning.
Meanwhile, be aaid, other
firefighters were hosine the tank
structure to cool it. Nearby
tanks also were being hosed as a
precautionary measure to keep
the lire from sprudlnJ.
"It'• atill a serious situation,"
Sprout said. Approximately 300 people
wer-e evac:uated rrom the re·
flnery, nearby firms and bomes
after the iDltial explosion seat a
buae fireball into the air about s
p.m. Monday. A Red Cross
abelter to accommodate nacuees wu set up today at the
Torrance Recreation Center.
1vic Leader Succumbs
Tornnce II an indmtrial sub-
urb •boat %0 mlle. aoutb ol.
dowlltowD Loa Anplel.
Al tbil IUD l'Ole over the ane,
thick blact amoke waa Tillble
tor tO mllll. '1be ftamee wer. eo
lDteDM, maeb ol the water Uled
to eooa u.. in.ferDO ... tmmna
lmtantl1 t.o l&eam.
Oft.ldala aald tbe caUM of tbe
aplollaD ... under lnftlt&&a·
Uan.
Captive
Collusion
Ordered
WASHING TON (Al'> -A
Wblte Houle official said today
that militant Iranian students
wbo Mized the U.S. Embaaay in
Tehran have threatened to ex-
ecute tbeir American hostages.
but would not say whether the
threat wu recent.
The official, wbo asked not be
be named, said: "American
hostages have been threatened
with executaoo if they fatl to
cooperate Wltb their capt.on"
The statement was stronger
than tbe ttpOrt Pn!sident Carter
made at a news conference last
week that the hostages bad been
threatened at pistol pomt.
The Wb1te House off1c1al
woaJd not say when the alleged
deatb threat was made or
wbe&JMr lt bad been repeated. ··u is IOCIM!thing that bu bap..
pened." the official said.
To dkdoM any more migb1
lift tbe lruiam • hint ol. bow
(1.S. oflldala obtained the iD-
tormatkm. be aa:id. .
The' official also would not
elaborate on what kind of
eooperatioa the mJlitants wett
seeking, except to say "you can
assume that I don't mean
cooperation JU.St .. m rout.me
matters."
The militants have threatened
repeatedly to kill the U S.
hostages and blow up the em-
busy if tbe Uruted States at-
tempts to rescue them.
But Iran 's new foreign
minister, Sadegh Ghotbzadeh,
has insisted m interviews oo
U.S. teleV1Sioo in recent days
that tbe hostages are being well
treated.
President Carter told re-
port~rs the hostages bad been
bound and prevented from
speaking to anyone but lheu
captors. White House press
secretary Jody Powell described
the treatment as akin to the "subtle psychological tech-
niques" SOD,\et.ime5 used a&ainst
prlsonen of war and bosta&es of
other ten"Orists.
Carter canceled plans to at·
tend a political fund·ra.isilll din·
ner tonight aft.er his officlal an-
nouncement that he will seek re-
electioo next year. Powell said
the president felt it "would not
be appropriate" for him to ap-
pear at a political eYeOt wbfn be
is uttnc other presidential can·
didatea to reatnJn tbeir com·
menta CJD the Iran crials.
Ora
~~·~C!_!l'tc!!tdsw ~•nn
WASlllNOTO CAP) -a. &dwuct 11. &111Md1, bll 9ft-
dfttt.l cam"10 docPd br mUdl o...-ILll ,.mub •boat d.-ct Sbli el Ir•, attlcbld Prtlldlnt Cuter'• era eccmom!c polta. .ny.
Nodq tbat halJatJom II blp wbUe tbe 9COOOm)' a,ppean
adlnt Into receulon, KCQMCly 1aid. "We an beaded fw a
ept1bllcan receuloa la a Democratic admlalttratioa.
laortU ad wom wbo won &be lut hired wW bl the Qnt '919d.''
~I a ll'OUP of womeo • little mon than an bour
fore Carter wp )aW)ch!n1 b1a own campalp for re .. lectlon,
eonedy, D-llau .. acc'Uled the pretident of tallin1 to ct.al effec-
vely wttb lnllatloa.
RIYADH, SaaadJ Arabia <AP> -SaudJ tf'OoPI droY• the lut
'members 0( a band of reUCloua extnmilts from tunnel• under
Jfeeca'1 Grand lla1qaae todQ, endJnt a two-week anMd OC· ~p•Uon of Jalam'• holl•t lb.rtne, iovernmeot omct.is Mld.
"The remaanta ot the corrupt bereUC9 who attacked tbe boo
ly m09que are au either killed or captured," Saudi JntMtor
Mlnlat.er Prince Nayef Bin Abdul Ash Mid.
The statement dJd not .. Y how many 111.Uaat.1 were killed
or captand and shed UtUe lllht on the mYtt.eriout 14-daJ draina
in Saudi Arabia, the birthplace ol the lloalem faith and the
world'1·lar1est oil exporter.
S• .. e W •••• l•J•red
ROOSEVELT ROADS NAVAL BASE, Puerto Rico (AP) -
A Calilomia woman wu li1t.ed by tbe Navy today u belnl
a mon1 the wounded frem the t.errorill attack Mooday on a U.S.
Navy bua 10 milea weal o( San Juan.
Petty Officer, 3rd Cius Sandra L. Seaton of Concord, Calif.,
wa1ll.lt.edln1ood condiUon.
Tbe dead were:
· Communicator Technician i.t Clua John R. Ball, 29,
MadilOO, Wll. U S Radioman 3rd Clan Emll E White, 20, St Tbomu, . .
Vlrlln lalanda.
O.U.r 11•18e• fa E•r•11e
LONDON (AP) -The dollar rallied a1alnlt moet mljor
world currencies today after open1n1 the week with aba.rp
loaaee, and 1old prices kept rbln1 to near-record levela.
Sliver a1ao wu on the nae amid apeculaUve concern over
the Iranian crtail, fear of Middle Eut temionl and the proepect
of sharp oil price inert .....
Tbe &ftetDoon tlaiof by Loadoa'• major '°Id ~ wu ~1.20 an ounce, up fa·" from Monday. ID Zwicb, the m1dda1
p!rtce WU $GO.
Only once before bu told. a traditional bedp for wonted
lnveaton, been IO hltb. On Oct. 2 It reached *"4 lD Zurtcb lD a
ctllll of COftflcleace over U.S. lnfJaUoo·ft&btlnc poUdt1, before
dropplaa to close at $638 ln Zurich and MM ln London.
E..ern·••"'"• .,,, ..... SC•tlletl
SAN JOSE (AP) -How about a ~cent 1urchar1e on every
1aUon ot ptollne to diacour .. e you from t>uyl.n1 it, but you'd set
your money back at the end of the year? n
That'• one of many ways of deaUn1 wtt.h lbe tuollne
1borta1e that 11 belnl conaldered by the slate Enern Com·
mi11lon, HY• the San Joae Mercurv.
The Sacramento-dated atory today quoted the deputy ex-
ecuUve director ot the commiallon, Rob Solomon, u H)'inl con·
alderatioo la alJo beln1 1tven to formal rationln1. a mandatory
four-day work week, 50-mlle-an-hour speed limit ln urban areu ,
lJl• encourqement of Jitney service, and no responM •tall.
Accused Murderer
Plans to Testify
Murder 1u1pec:t Tbeodore
Frank wlll take tbe wltneta
1ta~d In hi.a Oraqe County trt.i to r.tute previous Pl'OMCUtion
t.e•UmOOJ that be kidnapped,
r1Ptd IDd mu.rcSend a 2~·YMr· old. Camarillo 1lrl, Amy Sut S.ltl, ln March, 1178. The MDOUDeem•t tbat Frank woqld tab tbe 1tand ln hla own
def.-. WM made by attorne)'
Willard Wiklell durtn1 an Ol*l·
lnl tt.lltaMDt WI monalnl lo a
DAILY PILOT
fl v e ·man, seven· woman
Superior c.ou.rt Jury.
Frank, 4', ol Woodland H1lla,
l1 ac:c:used of abducUna the
you.as Selts &lrl from a bab1 1tt-
ter • 1 home. torturla1 her,
1tranlbai her and later abaa·
donla1 ber body 1n Topan1a
Canyon tn Loi Aqel11 CountJ.
T.be cue wa1 moved to
Oraqe Count1 due to estmllvt pubUdt.J In Ventura County.
DtfenN attorney WlbtU a11o
Hld ln hil ltltetnent that \be de-
f eDN wW ahow tbat the clime cou14_bave-. comllllu.d bJ a man tdtntlfled only .. loa Parton.
WlkMU 1ald UW PutoD bad
eomaecdoGI wttb tbe ~ Canyon &ocataon at wbJC' .-rl'• b:Mb waa found two -.,. llt.r lbe 4lnppeanct.
Otber 't.UIDGll)', Wl.Qell US4.
will lbow that Putola lh,.. ID a
area not fll' from WIMtN dail'
ltlta l1rl WU abclucted. . .,,..~ .......
a111Ja1t 1ala ta aa ltN9C • ltl'onMr • &-.. _.,.... 11•' 1& Kr.rrm. .. Wlbd .....
LARKIN •••
9JR~IOI~ ..... Aa •.tr; a er Ill•• C:,-:. at ~~.;'111eu ................ ~ ....
tar••~ to Oraa11 Coaaty ...... oourt lfoDdaJ an. • Jud11 -CIOIQPMttd pftYN ICNla-lql of • ..., ru at ,,,..._.
dell • Hau at ICDOU'I •"1 'rm. al ........ -CIPla a.l1 to atto •Y• aod eoart .........,_ GrdeNdby
)udlt IAltit' Van T~. w -..Wcl9cldeUtlii.Glml meet cunwt oblcmity .....
ardl.
n.-...aeuoawu~
.,a t tlM tblater, loeai.t lD a
NY =DI . b1 U. cl· ty -Of Au. It .. Lbe fourth
tJme ln thJ'M yean the city bu trted to doM t.be theater.
Kaott'• lndependenu Hall
waa aelect.t fOC' the acrwnlAp
becauu It i1 one of tbe few
faclUUea bavtq a& mm projet.
tlon equipment needed to view the n1ma.
'·We wanted to do anyth.lna we
could to help settle the l11ue, '' a
Kno\l'a •Pokeaman Hid. No fee
w a1 char1ed for u1e of lbe
scaled-down replica of
Pblladelpbla '• lnd•pendence
Hall, the 1pokeaman aald,
altboup tbe eowt did ..,... to
help out wtth a pendJnf bill for
pro]tcdoa equipment repair.
The Dal step ln tbe·c .... ac-
corcl.lai to attorneya, la to lbow
that the ftbm tbown to Judie
Van Tllt4mbove are tbe 11me u
ones that were 1bown at the
Mitchell Brothen theater.
A •pedal proteeutor employed
by the city will attempt to make
the comparlloo.t ualnc awom
declaratloaa oft undercoY1r
police olfteen and "Ume and
motion 1tudle1" lb at include
pboto1raphl taken inside the theater u the ftlma were abown.
If tucceulUJ ln makinr thcee
comput.IClal. the city wW at-
tempt to have another • ft1ma
declared obscene IOlely on tbe
time and motloa atudlea and
wit.bout a private acreen.tnc by
theJuqe.
Jotepb Rhine, attorney for
brothers Jim and Artie Mltebell ot San P'ra.nclaco, aald followtaa
Monday'• proceedJql that IDOlt
of theater'• actlvitlH were
monitored by a full·Ume Lo9
Ansel• poltc. olftcer employed
bythedtJ~l~1ped.al prQHcutor, lamH Clancy.
RhfDe eondamned the dt7 for
punuiq the new letal aetian.
polDtlq out th.at put tbne ln-
J unctloo1 t11ued in llttcbell !Jrolben cues are under ap.
peal. Is. aald tbe city thould
have waited for tbe appeals
court determlaatlona before
punulns tbe new acUon. . .
Rblne allO Hid the lllt.cbella
plan to me an action in U.S. Dla-
trict Court alle&lna the city and
lta undercover a1enta violated
copyrl1ht laws by photo·
graphinc and tapin1 the ftlma
while they were shown ln the
th eat.er
Panel Name
Still Sought
By Irvine
lnine'I Senk>T Ci\bem Com·
mitt.ee wtl1 attempt oace ap1D
to deride on a new name for tbe
panel to IO alool with expanded
duUea.
Tht commJUee will mMt at 10 a. m. Tbunday at tbe 1"11M
Senior Center, ll07 Sanclbutc
Way.
Tbe Ctt1 Council bad con-
1ld•red renamlnl tbe ll"OUP the
Irvine S.nlore Couocll, but
MVtr-1 ~bin ol tbf panel U well u Qt)' COandJ memban
Larry A.•ran aod lla17 Au Galdo nld th., favor94 the
de•llUUOn ot commllaicJe ID· ·~aa.
Mr1. Galdo and A1ran. lD n1era they dl.ttrtbut.d tn the commualiY, tUcl. a comm...., ootal4 ..... _ .. Ml 9pednuD ol...., ......... to ........
..... llUClt .. IMJillllf, ......
Ula, ·=--Md tr'~· ..... "eM*'-to dlc'.Atal Oii ._ belt .. for tbe rnnl,J
oompltttd 11alor tltlHDI .....
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DETECTIVE HOLDS BABY 'OUND IN MANGER
'I'm Timottty; PIHH Take Care of Me'
Beal Nativity
. Baby Found in Manger
LONGVIEW, Texas <AP> -The Rev. Charles Holland
walked by the naUvtty aca>e lD front of bia cburcb Gld beard the
IOU.Dd ol a baby's crtea comiftl from tbe man1er
"lly lnltial lmpret1ioa wu Ulat tbey bad added th1a an an ef.
feet. Then I re.Used It wu not from a tape but lt wu foe
real.'' Holland1ald.
CLOSE BEHIND TBE llA.NGft, IN a cardboard box about
a foot and a bait square. "•ure enouih1 there wu a UttJe baby
boy, without clotbee, covered wtUl a crto •beet doubled a couple ot tlm•," aald Holland, putor ol the First BapUat Cburcb
An umlped, handwritten note found aklet wtth the baby
Monday reac1 P "I'm Ttmotb)'. Pleue take can ol me."
After a hoepltal checkup, tbe tbree-4ay-oM baby, wbo
Weiped 7 pound.a, 14 OUDC4!11, WU plued ln a fast.er home wblle
the Department of Human 8eaoun:el tries to ft.nd the mother.
1aid department •J>Ok•woman Barbara CmviD ..
'"l'llE BABY W "8 IN GOOD 811API!," said Betty Nethery.
director ol the church'• day care cat.er "He wu crytna lustily
out lo the cold, but when be came into the warmth ol the
nurury, be became very atlll, very quiet He wu to ltW. 1 wu
alarmed. But oa cloeer loc*, I realized be wu bript and alert.
ffe WU lootiq around.
"He wu dun ud obv10ul'\y h9d just bleD fed. 1bere wen
trae• ol milk around bit UDf mouth.'' Tlmolb1'• appearuee bM UM "whole dnireb family ftUect
wtth aft and wonder," Rollat aaid. "It'• been an unbellevabl~
experl4DC't. . .a boly, u.aJ.f)'iDC Ume for ua. I aee lhil aa a rem.tnder ot uother baby broqbt lnto a cold, aDIJ'Y, bc19Ule world.
0 llY BOPS 18 TllAT "IDl<n'BY Cbrtatmu' will be a re·
minder ol God'• 1peelal aift ... My prayer lD tbll ex~ la
that tb1a little baby born ln tb1a Cbriatmu aeuon will receive
. more 1ovtD1 care than tha\ baby 2,000 yean ato wboM blrthday
we celebrate,·· tM Hid.
"'Ibla la Lonaview'a Chrtltmu lift."
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lrYhM RID.cb Wat.r DIArt~ =----~Mt and Game. lhsnt>n1blp 11
volUDWy llld MNcf C10 the area
dtaloed bJ er..u ud flood cc.
tlol cban.nela tbat eventualb
empty lnto Newport Bay.
'l'be Newport-Jrvlae •1.ocy
hu been b.andlln1 preparation ot Newport Bay water quality
plans for several yean under
c ontract to the Southern .
CaHfomla A.NoctaUon of Gov·
ernmeatt.
But the bay ttud1el were dt-
nled certJftcallon by the state
Wat.er Rftourcn Control Board
in July n.. board alao indicated
It would pouibly strip SCAG ol
iu planni~rity for 'the
Newport Bay area.
Anthony 'd he bellnn molt
loc.t offlclala are in asreemeot
lh•t contJnued deal1naUoa of
SCAG u the a1ency respomible
for water quality planninl "ia
deairable ao that federal fund.a
may continue to be applied to
our mutual quest for aoluU.ooa to
problem1 in our buln area."
But Irvine city planners 1aid
that a "lack of coonUnatlon, ln-
aufficient review perioda and a
lack ot communlcaUoo" have r..
hampered planntn1 efforta to ftnd waya to purse the upper bay
ol destructJve tilt and debril.
Tbe lrvtne and Newport Beach ·
clty COWlCila lut week votced
aupport for local coatrol la bay
planolns matt.en rather tb&n
havla1 i t.ate a1eoctea move In to
uaume aucb rapomibtllty.
Anthony hu poin\ed to the
Ventur• county 1y1tem aa beln&
attractive In meetin1 bay plan·
nan1 neecll here. Tbat tyatem
maket UH of 1ubcommlttee1
answerable to a main plannln&
a1ency Included are a citizens
advaaory committee, a technical
advisory committee. aa ad-
v1aory pol.Icy piannin1 commtt-
\ff and stiff advisory commit·
tee.
In V«..otura County, the Board
of Superviaora la the planning
a1eney dellpated by the state
to clean up the watM
0 R CoOkOU. NIWA'• C'hlef
ad m lni.ttntor. wd 1 t la pou.t ble
Anthony·a ptan could be woda·
ble lo Or:an1e County.
Howner, be Hld 1ucb 1 plan
would need 1tate and federal ap-
proval &o qu.t!Jfy foe clean water ru.nda.
* * * Mesa to Quit Bay Agency
The city ol Colla Mesa wtll
withdraw from the Newpc>rt·
lrvlne Wute-Man.a1emeat Plan·
nlna A1ency. a coalition of dUea
and other lnt.en.ted lf'C>Upe con·
c erned wHb cleaataa up
Newc;:: Bay, City Council mem di9cided Mooday.
Followtu the unanlmoua wte,
Cit)' Cowc!IJman Donn ff aJJ Mid
be plant to Nl1CD u cbairma ot the acencr at lta ne.zt mMt·
ta1.
He Mid be bebevea the llau.
with wtdcb the acency ii now
concerned don't lnvolw Cotta
M .. a. Cited in particular •u
erosion alon1 the San Dte10
CrMk watenbed.
Hall said be believes lt would
Becking Denied
LOS ANGELES <AP) -Gov.
Bc.lmund G Brown Jr. walbd
awa1 from a m..uns with .....
lcan·American leaden Moocla1
with pru.e tor bis record but
wttalout an endonemeot ol bll
pr"ldlnti&I candidacy
. .
be sood for UM •1ency 11 all ex-
traneous ~ wen to rntp.
He 1a1d the 11eacy could
probablJ aet tu won ckme fut.er
and more elftdent.lr wtUl on1J the
ciUH 0( Ne.port Beacb, ll"riDe
and perbape Oros• and tbe
Irvine Company par1JclpaUq.
Coata Men hu beloapd &o
tb• a1eoc1 for 1U11ttJ1 ower
three yun. ComdJ membera
hue MWnll Umet cona......_
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ed to be "'" their clty'a in· leresta were proWcted.
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and bracel~a
for ladles from
Rolex, but tach
with the
spa riding f •~ta
of beauhlul
diamonds.
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gold, sa.uo
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Inna Statement
Trial Certain
For Hostages
TEHRAN, Iran CAP) -Acting
Foreign Minister Sadegh
Ghotbzadeh says the U.S. Em-
bassy hostages will be put on
trial "for sure," Iran's state
television reported today.
' The reported remark was the f first lime a top offlclal• bad l made such a definite statement
. I * * *
I r Hostage I Executions
Threatened
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WASHINGTON (AP) -A
White Home official •aid today
that militant Iranian atudenta
wbo seized the U.S. Embauy in
Tehran bave threatened to ex·
ecute tbetr American bostqes.
but would not say whether the
threat was recent.
The official, who asked not be
be named, said: "American
boetages have been threatened
with execution if they fail to
cooperate with their captors."
The statement was stronger
than the report President Carter
made at a news conference last
week that the hostages had been
threatened at pistol point.
The White House official
would not say when the alleged
death threat was made or
whether it had been repeated
"It is somethmg that has hap-
pened," the official said.
To disclose any more might
give the Iranians a hint of how
U.S. officials obtained the in·
formation, he said.
The ofCicial also would not
elaborate on what kind of
cooperatim the militants were
aeekiol, except to say "you can
assume that J don't mean
cooperation just . . . tn routine
matt.en."
The militants bave threatened
repe41tedly to kill the U.S.
boftagea and blow up the em·
basay lf the United Stat.es at·
tempts to rescue them.
or Iran's intent lo try the
hostages.
The government television,
which Gbottnadeh has directed
since the Iranian revolution.
said his comments were made in
an interview with the Paris
newspaper Le Figaro.
Previously. Ayatollah
Ruhollab Khomeini bas said the
SO embassy hostages would be
tried as "spies" if the United
States did not hand over the de·
posed shah to Iran. And tbe
Moslem student militants occu-
pying the embuay bave ukl a
trial would be •'tne.ttable" II tbe
ahab left tbe United St.ale9 for
anyplaee but Iran.
In ............. todaJ, • White
Rouse aft'lcial wbo declined to be
named said tbe Iraniaa mill·
taata tbreateecl to la.oat 80ID9
of \be llmtqes .. lf tbe)' did not
cooperate."
President Carter said last
week eome hostages bad been
threatened at pistol point, but
U.S. officials bad not said pre-
viously that the captives bad ac·
tually been threatened with be·
inR shot.
Ghottnadeh was asked in the
interview what the United States
could do to ease the U .S.·lran
crisis, Iranian television re·
ported.
"Return the shah,"
Ghotbzadeh was quoted as
replying.
The reporter said, "You know
very well the United Stat.es is
not able to do that."
"Well, that's their problem,"
Ghotbzadeh said.
In any event, he sail "the
hostages will be tried for sure "
Also for the first time, be ac·
cused the three top U.S .
diplomats in Iran, wh°' have
been held in the Foreign
Ministry. of "having committed
crimes." "If they leave the ministry,
they will be banded to the law
enforcement officials," he was
quoted as saying.
Meanwhile, the American
hoeta1es at tbe occupied U.S.
Embassy were in the 31.st day of
confinement.
:fUESDAY, DECEMBER•, 1979
ma1 bit w ot Na) °" potda• bffroet lutabillt.J under the
area. Rl• ob9enatloaa alto In·
dJeate "U.mlted fteJd evidence
11111~ um reeent ll'O'IDd
mo•..aent llas talreD ptae• wbteb eracbd _..It pa.m,
wttblntbeput 10da15 ...
ADCI, be ••id, wbue rree
pounchruer wu not encoun-
tered ill any ot the test boftnCa,
nu matertai tn tbe bortna at u.e
bom• appears to be ~'rely
moUlt.
He Aid evtdeoce ln all three
bortnp lbow llOllea of loole rut>-
bl•· l)• pe material of un·
~or1CID. ADct wbUe be u.ld came ot tbe
1lope 1"'8abUil;J bu DGl been de-
termlMd, Lawrence lDdicated
that 0 bedrock instabWty .. not
ruled oul.''
(:llarge CUSD
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F1REFIGHIEl8 BATTLE 8UZE IGtUTID aY IXPLOllON AT ll08IL OL FACUTY
One Emplo,.. Deed, • ,...,_. • Torrwe ttma a•• foutld br 10 Ate11 H
Loan Chances
Appear Dim,
Manager Says
A low-interest federal loan
that Laguna Beach officials
were counting on to extend the
payment of $.5.4 million to a de·
veJopmeot firm for purchase of
Sycamore Hills appears to have
slipped out of the city's grasp.
City Manager Kenneth Frank
told City Council members and
members of a task force plan·
ni.ng for the eventual develop-
ment of the SZ2-acre parcel out
Laguna Canyon Monday night
that be is not optimistic about
receiving the low-interest loan.
"I received a call th~ after·
noon (from the state Coastal
Com mission) that the C Coastal
Energy Impact Program >
money bas been sent back to
Washington," he said.
That means lbe city would
have to compete for the loan
witb other municipalities and
pubUc agencies throughout the
United States instead of just ap-
plicants lrom California.
Laguna Beach purchased
Sycamore Hills from Rancho
PaJos Verdes Corp. in June of
<See SYCA.JIORE, Pace A2)
Blast, Blaze Hit
Torrance Refinery
TORRANCE CAP) -Some 70
firefighters battled a raging
Mobil Oil Corp. refinery fire to-
day following an explOllion that
left one Mobil employee dead
and six persons injured. two
criucally.
Deputy TorTance Fire Chief
Richard Sprout said firefighters
planned to inject fire retardant
foam into the bottom of the
80,000-ba.rrel·capacity gasoline
tank still burning more than 15
hours after the original ex·
ploaion Monday niaht.
Sprout said the foam. injected
through the tan.k's pipe system,
would rise throulh the gasoline
left in the tank, sett.le at the SW'·
face and hopefully stifle the
vaporized euollne foelln1 the
names. He aald the taot, which
was not full when the explosloo
occurred, contained leas than
25,000 pllone of 1u by morainl.
Meanwhile, be said, otber
firefighters were hosln& the tank
structure to cool it. Nearby
tanb allo were being boeed as a
precautkmary meuure to keep
the fire from 1preadinc.
"Illa sWI a serious aituatioa,"
Sprout wd.
Approximately 300 people
were evacuated from the re·
finery, nearby firms and homes
alt~r the initial e~plos1on sent a
hu~e fireball into the air about 6
p.m Monday. A Red Cross.
shelter to accommodate
evacuees was set up today at the
Torrance RecreatJon Center
Torrance is an industrial sub-
urb about 20 males south of
downtown Los Angeles
As the sun rose over the area.
thick black smoke was v1s1ble
for 30 miles.
HB Police
Suing.Own
Department
. I
Fl FTEEN CENTS
Cit1 lbDqer Prank termed
tbe PNIJm!Dary re:POrt .. .....
eoae[Ullve. and •aid be expeeta
a more complete report by tbe
eod oft.be week.
lleanwblle, a lawawt fls.d
more lhaa foar yean •CO 1il
Oraqe County Superior Court
lod.lcats tut week'• lnddeat b
not the only problem oo Tabtti
Avenue.
(See IDLLTOP, Pa•e AZ>
Stall
Board
Fir111 on
Pay Hike
By &AYMOND ESTRADA IR.
Ol-0..,~--
Teacher leaders accused
Capistrano Unified School Dis·
tnct negotiators of stalhn« in
currently deadlocked pay ta.lb
u about 300 teachers crowded
into Monday night's school
board meeting
After the meeting, district
teacher leadens said they are
coordinaung their strategy witb
teacher assoc:1ation members
from Laguna Beacb and Sad-
dleback Valley m the event of a
labor stnke
CUSD officials stood firm on
their 7 .5 percent pay tu.ke offer
to the district's 750 teacbers.
Superintendent Jerry
Tbol"llilley Mid a state mediator
hu Mt Dee. U u \be next
ne10UaUon 1esalon between
teacben and scbool dUtnct of·
ficiab. Tboruley denied the
ltalliDI cbarfe.
Teacher croup President
Stefanie Seada told trust.ea that
teacben are uklng for• "dou·
ble dieit" percentage pay bike
or at least 10 pereent.
Sbe said CUSD negotiators
have labeled the pay request
outrageous
Mass Seach. a second trade
teacher at Laguna Niguel·s
Moulton School, questioned
Thornsley 's claims that the
school dJstnct IS m .. rioanc1aJ
trouble " She asserted that
CUSD can afford to grant the
double di git pay hike for
teachers
.. Don't be Scrooges at
Chnstmas." s aid Chuck Conklin.
a Dana Ht Its High School
teacher
Miss Search said a 1oint "cnsis
committee" made up or
Capistrano. Laauna and Sad·
dleback Valley teachers i5 oow
meetmg regularly to chscuss what
to do m the event of a stnke m one
or all of those three school d.is·
lricts
Saddleback teacher pay talks
are now deadlocked. Laguna
Beach teachers are expected to
dttlare an impasse in thetr pay
negotiations tonight.
Miss Seacb said teachers from
the three south Orange County
achoo! districts "could unite" tn
a strike if ne1otiations with a
state·appointed mediator prove
fruitless in the future.
Cl:oast
Weather
Fair throuab Wednes·
daJ' with 80ID8 b.iCb cloudi· neat. Not much tem·
perature ebao1e. Low1
tootibt "' at tbe beaches
aod 55 laladd. Hl1b1
WedoeldlJ lD the low TOI
aloq tbe cout to the low
.. lnlaDd.
IN8IHHDAY
AddNlliq • poup Of Women • little mon than an bow' on carter wu laun~ bis own umpaip for re..iec:Uon, •Dlled1. 1)..llua., •ceueed the president ol f.tlln1 to dul effec·
vely wttb lnflaUon.
~remls••"f'l••I.., 8•1Jtl..ed & RJY Al>H, S•UdJ Arabia <AP> -Saud:I troopl drove the lalt
11Demben of a band of rellctous utnmlltl from twmela under
ecc• 's Grand Mosque today, eJ)d1nl a two-week U'llled OC·
1 cupaUon al lal•m'• bollett 1brine, covernment offlclab laid. t "11Mt remnant.a of the corrupt hereti~ who atucked the ho-
ly mosque are all either killed or captured," S.udl Interior
Miniat.er Prince Nayef Bln Abdul A&i.s said.
The atatemeol did not aay how many uaailanta were klUed
or uptured and shed UtUe lllht on the mysterious 14-d•Y drama
in Saudi Arabia, the birthplace of the Moslem f.tth and the
world's largest oil exporter
State tt'o••1t l1tJ•r•d
ROOSEVELT ROADS NAVAL BASE, Puerto Rico <AP) -
A California woman was listed by the Navy today as beinS
among the wounded from the terrorist attack Monday on a U.S.
Navy bus 10 miles weal or San Juan.
Petty Officer, 3rd Class Sandra L. Seaton of Concord, Calif.,
was listed in good condition.
The dead were. Communicator Technician lsl Class John R. Ball, 29,
Madison. Wis. St Th US Radioman 3rd Class Emil E White, 20, . omaa, . .
Virain ulands.
Dollar RalU•• In Europr
LONDON CAP) -The dollar rallied against most m•Jor
world cWTencles today after opening the week with sharp
losses, and gold prices kept rising lo near-record levels.
Silver also was on the rise amid speculative concern over
the Iranian crisis, rear of Middle East tensions and the prospect
of sharp oil price increases
The afternoon flxinl by London's major gold bouMS was
$431.20 an ounce, up $1.45 from Monday. In Zurich. the midd8y
price wa $430. . ed Only once before bu gold, a traditional bede.e for wof!i
investors. been so high. On Oct. 2 it reached. S444 ~ ~uricb rn a
crisis of confidence over U S inflation·fidJting policies, before
dropping lo close at $438 In Zurich and $424 ,ln London.
Ewwrgy-sael .. 9 Options Sc •died
SAN JOSE (AP> -How about a 5G-cent surcbarge on every
gallon of gasoline to discourage you from buying it, but you'd get
your money back al the end of the year? That's one of many ways of dealing with the gasoline
shortage that is being con1ldered by the state Energy Com·
mission, says the San Jose Mercurv.
The Sacramenlo·dated story today quoted the deputy ex-
ecutive director of the commission, Rob Solomon, as saying con-
sideration is also being given lo formal rationina, a mandatory
four-day work week, 50-mile·an·hour speed limit in urban areas,
the encouragement of jitney service. and no response al all.
Bachelor Elected
CUSD President
Robert Bachelor Sr.,
Capistrano Unified School Dia·
trict trustee, wu elected scbool
board president Monday.
B•chelor, 32, of La1una
Ntsuel, la • teacher at Aliso
Elementary School lo El Toro.
The school la lo tbe Saddleback
Valley Unifted School Dlltrlct.
Flnlt elected to the bo•rd ln
1977, Bachelor represents CUSD
Trustee Area 6 in the Lacuna
Nl1uel community.
Bachel<?r was elected by
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secret ballot. Trustees Willlun
Thompson and Edw•rd
Westberg were absent from
Monday's meet1n1.
Trustee Jan Overton was
elected board vice pre1ldent.
Newly elected Trustee Charles
Ward and re-elected board
f¥mbera E . G. Ted Kopp and
<l'eorce White were 1worn lD
Mond•Y. Oraqe County 1chooll
superlntendent Robert Petenon
Wal aJlo present.
'lbieves Get
Valuables
A tlOO allver belt. JewelrJ' end
eameraa were taku in two Ll.fUDa Beech burllarlet MCIG·
daJ, POI.lee Hid toda!..__ H ln Kaibleln Ewen, WDV uvel
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be a 1w4 .. cb.w to UM .ldllll tMr D. of Lill ltlOO-bome Pl'QJ-
tct. · .. I at they are trrlal to tell ............... UN
a 11ta tor a WO ·.ebaol:' &114
Tniitee T9d 1COpp ~ •
pr•11•t1Uu b' a dneloPer rro tM Oltod• rldera.t arm. Ole dale J'ederal offtdala
hope toaart ~ -a promloeat San Juaa
Caplttnno billlide localed eMt
of Ute la Dteco Fr'Mwa:J md
aouth ~San Juan Creek Road. Ralph Martln, a Glendale
Pedtral 1pokeam •n, told
truateee there "wlll DOt be• flat
hl•h S l slte" in tbe pl"OPQMd
development.
Because ol the tenaln and dt1
ordinucea desiped to J)"*9et
the ridaellnes ln the are•. i..
than 400 acrea of the 1,8-acre
project can have bouaea built on
them.
William DIWIOD, CUSD dlree·
tor of fac:Wtiea and tervle., told
tru1leel .Ute law normally re-
qulrea 40 acre1 be uaed tor a
standud bi&h achool lite. But
Dawson noted that u UWe u 30
•crea may be required. tlartln aald tbe bomea to be
built ln the next aeven yeara In
the Glend•le Federal project wm probably not produce ..
many student.a u may be U·
liclpated.
Tru.atees aaid an ideal location
for the achool site may be on
wh•t ii oow planned for • Coll
course fairway. Thia area la one
of the few Oat areas in tbe pro-
POl~d project.
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SYCAMORE
1978 for '6.75 million lD order to
end a aeries of lawaulta ftled
between the deve)oper and the
city over land use on tbe parcel.
The city received more than $1
million from the county as an
advance for a future reOanal
park on the parcel and alien·
ment for the proposed San Joa·
quin Transport•Uon Corridor,
but ltill OWH $5.• milllOD to
Rancbo.
The interest on the loan owed
Ra11cho ia accruing at more than
$1,SOO per day and city offldab
had hoped to receive the federal
loan -at a much lower intet"eat
rate -in order lo buy time lo
develop plans for Sycamore
Hilla.
Frank's announcement Mon·
day nilbt came durin& a study
se11lon of Sycamore Hilla, ln
which ~utivea from Tbe
Irvine Company. the Southern
California Golf Auoclallon and
Baywood Development Co.
participated.
The Irvine Company la ln·
volved in OM proposal for tbe d·
ty latid that would involve crnt·
ing a 36-bole aolf coune on
Sycamore Hilla and Irvine Com·
pany land, with •ccompanyhaa
resort hotel, homes and ncrea·
Uonal Ula. A.Pd while the dlacuaaion cen·
tered on that propoe81, •t least
one L•1una Be•ch council
member 1u11eated the c\ty
should pve up it.a fund·raialn&
efforts and put lta property back
in the hands of Rancho Palos
VerdeaCorp
Couocl{ member Wayne
B••lln said tbe news of the re-
moval ol the federal loan from
California blcblilhta bil opbdon
that the city bu DO bualneill ln
the land purchue affair.
"W• made a mlltake a year
a10 when we 1ave Oran1e Coun·
ty a :=:r.. CID the lud, and my own 11 •• ouibt to aa,y,
'land development 6elcmp to
private enterprlH'," Baclln
••id. .
He add tbe city dM&ntt baw
the r.:--1 or tbe IDCIMJ to
eon tnu• };:: planDJa~ Syumon and· rem
tb• audleace U.St tbe ~ 11 DlUial \lP tbe ~for a.-ID
mten1t ~ ne"' da7 o1 t1M1ur. · '
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T1t1,tI1fll (?1'l__,
arrc•.-.i.0tu4__,.
tbe 1200 block ol SouUl Oout
Hl1hwa.r, told pollc• 101MC1De took a .Uver belt ftl1htn1 tine
po11Ddl from a NU bedroom
drawer. ~Dd tJl a HCOIUS breU·~.1 police aald bur....,. nmo'f.a
Jou vend wtDdo'n tO • 1a1D -.. truce to the boai• of JllC.kM
SbermaD, .. ll•• bl tbe -block ol lbrtle llnet. UldDI t•,aoo worth of oameraa, dlalDAIDdi aDd cMblr jnal.17.
UJ eaptiaQ8 to beaJ' • lot ol 'tfl'
and I tblDk we're ll*ulMiDI
wttb tbe. ftntndaJ ..U·beilal ~ i.asuoa 8Mcb " a.. •Ud. • .,,.
toW1l ta tbt oollaiefal we're• IDS fl'aiD our apeculatkm om ID
tbe~.
• .,,. -..al 11 ~ to !5! Um•~ ft P!9 aptM 41Ulm I ,.,.. • tM ............ ,. • ..,. .. JlqllD Mid.
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DETECTtVE HOLDS U8Y FOUND IN 11AHGEA ·rm nmot1t1; "9111 Tatce ca,. of Me'
Real Nativity
Baby Found in Manger
LONGVIEW, Teu.1 <AP) -The Rev. Charla Holland
walked by tbe n•Uvily scene tn front of hU church and beard tbe
aound..ol a baby'a~ries eom.tni from tbe man1er
"'fly initial impressioo wu th.al they had added this an an ef
feet. Theo J rea1hed it wu not from 1 upe but 1l wu for
real." ffol)and tald. tf
CLOSE BEHIND nu; llANGEt, IN • cardboard box about a foot and a half aqua~. "sure enoup, there wis a llltle baby
boy, without clothes, covered wilb a crib sheet doubled a couple
of timea, '' aald Rolland, pastor ol the Ftnt BapUat Church.
An umllDed, handwritten note found alone with tbe baby
llonday teaa: "I'm Timottcy. Please take care of me"
Aft.er a hoepltal cbec.ltup, the tbree-d•y-old baby, who
wel&hed 7 pound.a, 1' ounces, was placed in • foater home while
the Department of Human a.ou.rces tries to ftnd the mother,
said department spokeswoman Barbara c.ivtn ..
•'ftlE BABY W~ IN GOOD SBAPE," aaid Betty Nethery.
director ol lhe church 1 d8y care center. "He wu ct')'i.Dc lustlly
out in the cold, but when he c.me into lbe warmth ol the
nunery, be became very still, very quiet. He was ao still. 1 wu
alarmed. But on cloter loot, I realised be waa briebt and alert.
He WU iookini around.
"He wu clean and obviously bad Just been fed. There were
trace11 ol milk around hlA tiny mouth."
Timotb.)''s appearance bu the ''Whole church family filled
with awe and wonder,'' Hollmd ukL ''lt'a been an unbelln•bk
experience. . .•holy, unlfytnc time for ua. I see tbll u •reminder
of anotber b8by brou&bt into• cold. aDITY, hostile world.
''MY HOPE IS THAT '11110TBY Christmas' will be • re-
minder al God's special 1ift . My prayer in UU. experience la
that tbia Utt.le baby born lo lh1s Christmas seuoo will receive
more loving care than that baby 2,000 yean aeo wbc»e blrtbd.ay
we celebrate," be said.
"'lbia ia Longvlew'a Christmas gift "
Brown Bla818 Foes
LOS ANGELES <AP) -Gov.
Edmund G Brown Jr bas blut-
~ bis opponents m bis bid for
th~ 1980 ~mocrabc Party pres·
1denUaJ oommat.ioo, but failed
to win the endorsement of Mex-
ican American leaders who
pr&Jaed tu.a record
OCTD to Pay Laguna Beach
For Monarch Bay Service
Oranae County TrHsit Di.I·
trict directors approved •
Ul,460 pact Mond•y wttb
LaJWla Beach tor services pro-
vided by dty-owned buses.
The tranait district subsidy
will pay for Laauna Buch
MunidpaJ Transit Une bm nms
out.aide city Umlta on Pacific
Coast HiOl•ay to Monarch &y
Plu•.
The contract lisned by tranaJt
direct.on repra.ected a 30 per·
cent increase in cost.a over lut
year that OCTD atan aUri!Med
primarily to lnllat.lon.
usuna Be•ch turned lllumbs
down on a pouible merger ol its
transit service wtth county Unea,
delerr1n1 the idu until the
lt•nsit district be&lna Di81·A·
Ride service for senior clti.sem
alone llle south co .. t, Mt to
beain in July UllZ.
The transit district's study ol
a pouJble mer1er wu requested
by city offlclala.
Bracelets, facets, and faces from Rolex.
Different faces
and bracelets
for ladies from
Rolex, but each
with the
sparkJJng facets
oT beautiful
dlamonds.
A. 14 brat
yellow
gold, 11.'IOO
8. 14 brat
yellow ifold, .... t. 18 karat
~--JkGuiiful . I ~w:z;r.:. • 1lOLWZ
•.
-.
. .. . '• :·
-.. .·
> 1
Mangers:
TUESD.,Y, DECEMBER 4, 1979 C FIFTEEN CENTS
Nauseating ·
Cou.DtJ Bamum &nlces ~ . .... Muee dacrtbed • neeal
ftllt to Tballand ln .mtdl •
.pmt • dQ betptq set·vp"'-a
camp for 30,000 refUl,eel.
"It wu uU.er cbaoe," Ill.
lla1• laid. "I tltlnt tM tblac t.bat OYerwbelmed me WU Ule
enormity~ the litDatloo.
"I WU b*lq at J0,000 people
wbo were~. Tbere were
dead bodies bd.og carried off all over the place."
Hostage EXecutions reatened
* * * Ira• S4atemeat * * *
Trial Certain
For Hostages
I
TEHRAN. Iran (AP> -Acting
Foreign Minister Sadegh
Gbotbzadeb say$ the U .S. Em·
basay hostages will be put on
trial "for sure," Iran's state
television reported today.
The reported remark was the
first time a top official bad
made such a definite statement
1 HB Police
Suing Own
Department
The Huntlqton Beaeb Poliee
Officers Auociatiom filed a $1
mllllon lawauit agaiJLlt its own
department Monday, a1legiq
l tbat loicSen of police omcers
were searched illegally for bath
towela. omcer Mike Jacobs, president
of the usociatJon, said the
search waa bOt proper because it
w~s conducted without warrants
or the consent of the officen.
"We feel that our right.a have
been infringed upon," Jacobs
said today.
The suit. filed on behalf of 2'0
officers, seeks' *240,000 in com·
pensation plus $760,000 in
punitive dama~es.
Capt. Mike Burkenfield, the
city's acting cbJ.ef l.D the absence
of Earle Robitaille, said the
search was ordered last April
after about 200 towels bad not
been returned.
Burteofield said poUce bad re-
ceived complaJnts that the towel
auppty was no longer sufficient.
He said memoe sent to officers
far tbe return ol the towela met
without ~tioo.
Burkenfield aald the searcll
yielded-.rl purple bath towels.
He said the search was routine, DOtbiDc el9e WU 8CJUlht ta the 1oeken and that no dis-
dpUnlQ')' adion bad been taken.
BurtenfteJd aald the towels .,.,. fund.&bed to officers for
tbcnren after workout.I in tbe ct-
tJ 11m or from Joaama ex· ercilel.
The1 were sqppoeed to be re-
turned after we to tbe clty J.a11 to be 1auDdered..
of Iran's .ntent to try the
hostages.
The government television.
wb1cb Gbotbzadeb bas directed
since the Iranian revolution,
s aid his comment.a were made in
an interview with tbe Paris
newspaper Le Figaro.
Previously, Ayatollah
Rubollab Khomeini baa said the
50 embauy hostages would be
tried aa "spies" if the United
States did not band over the de-
posed sbab to Iran. And the
Moslem student militants occu-
pying tbe embuay have .-id a
trial would be '"inevitable" if tbe
ahU Wt die Uatt.ed a... ....
qyplaee ... Irma.
In Wnbfnstoo ~. a ~
House olftdal who decHMd to be
named aald tbe lraDlu mm.
taAU t!lnateee4 ti> Blloo& .....
of tbe bostapl .. if ~ did Ml cooperate .••
President Carter said lut
week aoaM" bostates.. bad bem
threatened at pistol point. but
U.S. officiah bad oot said pre-
viously that the captives had ac-
tually been thn!atened with be-
ing shot.
Gbotbzadeb was asked in the
interview what the United States
could do to ease the U.S.·lran
crisis, Iranian television re-
ported.
"Return tbe sbab,"
Gbotbzadeb was quoted as
replying
The reporter said, "You know
very well the United States ls
not able to do that."
"Well, that's their problem,"
Gbotbzadeb said.
In any event, be said, "the
hostages will be tried for adre."
Also for the first time. be ac-
e used tbe three top U.S .
diplomats in Iran, wbo have
been held io the Foreien
Ministry. of "ha vine committed
crimes."
"U they leave the mlniltry.
they will be banded to tbe law
enforcement offtciaJa," be was
quoted as aaytnc.
Meanwhile, the American
hostages at the occupied U.S.
Embassy were in the 31st day of
confmemeot ..
Khomeini's IQiliUamen Mon-
day iDereased tbe pard at the
compound, appuat11 ln an·
tlcipation of a U.S. attempt to
frM tbe 50 AmerlCMa held c: · Un there by ltudilltl dem~·
ta1 tbe return of ·tbe depoMd
abah.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Ada• and Elsie
Who says man's best friend is a dog?
Eight.year-old Adam Ziegler of Balboa
Island has his own pet mallard duck Her
name is Elsie. See Featuring, Page Cl.
It's Now Official.
Carter Will Run
• •
WASHINGTON <AP> -Presi·
dent Carter announced offietally
today that be is seeking re-
election and aald be will keep
Vice Presideat Walter F. Mon-
dale a1 bis nmninl mate. ··we intend to lead the
Democratic Party to victory.
and we intend to lead tbe nation
in contlnulnf the eood work
wbicb all o ua have be(UD
together," Carter said.
Carter made bis loog~xpectecl
an.Dounceme:nt today u a poll
showed bim almost even wtth
Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, wbom
be once tniled 2-1 in polll of
Democratic voters.
.. I carry .Ome scan and I
carry them with pride," Carter
tald. But be Aid be would "eao-
Un ue to talk tense to the
American people" dw1ll& b1a eampaip..'
Carter made his announce·
ment in the Eut Room of the
White House, wbere most ol bis
immediate relativet gathered to
take part in the brief~.
Carter allo recorded a ftve-
mlnute telntUoo speech to be
broadcalt at I:~ p.m. PST co
time pardiued from the CBS
network.
But be canceled a scbeduled appearance at a fund·ralsinc
dinner tool1bt on 1rouoda It
would be lna&rc:friat.e to ap-pear at a pott c ennt while
calllnl on~ pnaldential coo-tenden to l'eltnln commeu&a on
Iran.
* * * Kennedy's
PowJ,arity
Take. Dive.
Firefighters
Stymied in
Mobil Blaze
TORRANCE <AP> -Styrrued
in efforts to snuff flames tbat
tilled ooe penoo and injured six
others , two critically,
fittfieblen conducted • boldul&
action today at a Mobil Oil
Corp. n!fiDer')' fire that followed
an u1)fiosioo.
Firemen Ud hoped to end the
fire by ~ fi~·ret.ardant
foam into the bottom of the
80,000 barrel-capacity tank. The
foam wu auppoMCI to blanket
tbe 1urface, stiflln1 tbe
vaporised &H fuelin1 tbe
names.
"It didn't work,'' Hid ftre
Capt. Gerald Goins. "Maybe
they'll trJ it apin. Rlabt DOW
tbe mm CCIDClr'D 1a to keep that tank tnJm 1'111Jtmiaa •••
PJam11 Mil amob rqed Into
tbe mandDI sty. IU1l .talble for
mU.. more Uum 17 boars after
llondaJ Dllbt'• exploaion.
-~ uted Portable del-u.ce QStems to tend mamtft
amounts of watet' c:a1c:ad:l.n1
down .. sides of tbe. 000 .....
rel-ea,.St;y tank to k~ it from h'aeturilal from tbe heat ol tbe flam-. ·
Captive
Wllusion
Ordered
WASHINGTON <AP> -A
White House official said today
that millt.ant Iranian students
wbo adzed t.be U.S. Embassy m
Tehran have threatened to ex
ecute their American hostages.
but would not say whether t.be
threat was recent
The offlctaJ, who asked not be
be named, saad: .. American
hostages have been threatened
with necut.aon 1f they fall to
cooperate with their capt.ors."
The sutement was stronger
than tbe report President Carter
made at a news conference lut
week that the bostaees bad been
threatened at pustol pomt
Tbe Wblte House official
woold net qy when the alJeeed
cleatb Ulreat was made or
wbetbs It b8id Mai repealed
.. U II WMttW\s tba1 bu hap-
pened," the oftlcW saJd.
To diaclow any more nuiht
,. .............. biol ~ bow
lJ.S. oftldab ohl•ined tbe ill·
formllllim.llleAJd.
Tbe af'fldal al.lo would not
elaborate on what kind of
~the militants were seennc. except to say ''you can
assume lbat I don't mean
cooperation Just . an routane
matters."
The mibt.ant.s have threatened
reputedly to ktll the U.S.
boetages and blow up tbe em·
busy lf the U~led Stat.es at·
tempt.5 to ~ue them.
But Iran's new foreign
mtntster, Sadegh Ghotbzadeb .
bas insisted lo interviews on
U S. television in recent days
that the hostages are bemg well
tr~aled.
President Carte r told re·
porters the hostages had been
bound and prevente d from
s pealung to anyone but tbeir
c•ptors. White House press
secretary Jody Powell described
the treatment as akin to the "subtle psychological tech·
nlques" IO!Detimes used apiDst
prUc>oen ~ war and hostages ol
other terTori.ste-
C arter canceled plans to at·
tend a political fund·ral.siq din·
ner toa1cbt after bis official an·
nouncement that he will seek re-
election next year. Powell said
the pNlldent felt it "would not
be appropriate" for bim to ap.
pear al a political event wbeD be
it ukiq othe!' preaidentlal ean-
didates to restrain their eom-
menta on the Ira.a crlai.s.
Coast
r Add.rtulq a IJ'OUP Of women a little men than an hour ~ore Carter wu lauaeblq b1I own campato for re•lectlon,
eaaedy, l).lf ua .. accUNd the president of falltn1 to deal etfec-vely with 1nlJ1Uon.
~,,_.18,s f'f••U., 8••d11ed
RIYADH, Saudl Arabia (AP> -Saud! troopa drove the tut
llrnembert of 1J>and of rellllom extremlstl"trom tunnel.a under
Mecca'• Grand llOlqu today, endlq a two-week armed OC·
cupatton ~lam'• holiest ahrlne, pernment otftciall 1ald.
"The anti of the corrupt bereUcl wbo attacked the ho-
ly ma1que e all either killed or clJ)tW"ed," Saudi Interior
Minister Prince Nayef Dln Abdul ADJ aatd.
The statement did not say bow many uaallantl were kWed
or captured and abed little litht oo the m)'lterloua 14-day drama
in Saudi Arabia, the birthplace of the Motlem faith and the
world's largeat oil '}Xporter.
Sime tit'•••• l•J•red
ROOSEVELT ROADS NAVAL BASE, Puerto Rico (AP> -
A California woman wu U.ted by lbe Navy today u beln1
amon1 the wounded from the terrorist attack Monday oo a U.S. Navy bus 10 miles west of San Juan.
Petty Oftlcer, 3rd Clua Sandra L. Seaton of Concord, Calli ..
WU listed ln good condlUon.
Tbe dead were:
Commm:Ucator Tecbnlclan i.t Clua John R. Bill, 29, ~adlloo, Wll.
Radioman 3rd Clua Emu E. White, 20, St. Thomu, U.S.
Vtraln lalanda.
O.U.r ••mes I• E•repe
LONDON <AP) -The dollar rallled aaalnat mo.t major
world currencies today after openlna tbe week with aharp
los1e1, and sold prices kept rtsina to oear·record levlll.
Silver alao wu on the rtae amid apeculatlv• concern onr the Iranian crl.lla, fear of Middle Eut tenalom and the pro1pect
of •la*rp oil price increuea.
'rbe .n...... flldol b1 l.oncloa'• m.,._. l°'d bacw wa
Nil.JO• owac., 11P g.41 tram MoodQ'. Ill lwicb, lbe m.ldd., prtcewataD.
Only onee blfcn ba IDld. a tndltlooaJ hedp for worried
lDY .. tan, been 10 bip. On Oct. 2 lt reached '6'4 lD ZW'icb 1Jt a
crilla ol canftdence over U.S. lnfJaUon·ftCbttna poUclea, before
dropptna to cloee at "88 ln Zu.ricb and Mat in London.
e.ern·••"'•• o,,,. ••• si.dwd
SAN JOSE (AP) -How about a SO-cent eurcbar•e on every
1allon of 1uollne to dlacoura1e you from buyina It, but you'd aet
your mooey back at the end of the year?
That's ooe of many ways of dealing with the aasoline
ebortaae that 11 beln1 conaldered by lbe atate Eneray Com-
mlaaloo, 1aya tbe San Jose Mercury.
The Sacramento-dated ltOry today quoted the deputy ex·
ecutlve director of the commllaion, Rob Solomon, u ••Y1nl con·
alderaUon 11 a1'o beln1 aiven to formal rationlna, a mancfatory
four-day work week, 50-mlle·an-hour speed limit lo urban areaa,
lbe eocouraaement of Jitney aervice, and no reapome at 111.
Accused Murderer
Plans to Testify
Murder 1u1pect Theodor'
Frut wUI take tbt wttne••
' ataQd la bit Orance County tltal to n.tut.e previoul PIOMeUlioa te~t ~ that be IUdaapptd,
ra and murdered • a~-~ ol Camarillo lirJ, Amy Sue Se1*-, ln lla.rcb. 1'78. 1'1w 811DOUDcement that Prank
would tab the ltaDd lD bit own
def e... wu made by attorney
Willard WlbeU durtn1 an open.
lnl ltatenlmt W. mom1q to a
DAILY PILOT
fl v e · m 10, aeven -woman
Superior Court Jury.
Frank, 44, of Woodland ffllla,
la accused of abductln~tbe youn1 Seitz strt from a ba ltt·
ter'a home, torturln1 er,
1tran11tna Mr and Jater •ban· donln1 lier body In Topan•a
Canyooln LosAn1elel Coul>tJ.
The CHt WH mo•ed to
Oran,. CountY. dµe. to exteDll"
publicity ln Ventura Count1.
Defenae attomey WlkHU alto
aald In bll ltat.m•t that the ct.
fenae 1'tll lbow that tbe eltnM
coa.ld haw been comm.tu.cl b)' a
man ldentlfled OblJ aa Ron Parton.
Wlbell laJd tUt Parton W
COllDec:Uonl Wftb tbe Topanp C•ft,1-'0D~ loetSon at whlcll tlae tlrl I WU found two daJI
after lbt ppeand.
OtlMI' t.utn001. W1bell ai4,
will abow that Parton Uv• ID an ana DO& tar from wbtn the'
a.tta Jilt ... •bducWd. • .,.._. aln:amei...Ual nldw9
a11tut blm la •• atroq or ~.die nw.c. ., ....
Mr,·J'nM. '' WlDeD MN.
'1'bt i!rf1111 .....,~ald ·Jat allDwUI~ 9""......,
Ulat bM llaUd:'JlraM to &1111
ettm• UifouO • plil' ot Ylot OrtJI .._. n. Ida Wondl.S HJlll~ W&lailll NAd rr ... , wllm lie taU. tM .... wW t.tldlr .. ....... ~ ....
WU• to· lllr \Jolt I& CalrUiltllo --~••Mir• llMl.J:ii:••••· ,, ............ .. r.. llial ........ tu "11 Ill ''MWUl'9 .......... ...... ... ,..,.. .... _.., .. .
n11•1M1...._,.
"'n-.,.: ~--A• . Ill 'Cua.. o..r Iii DAVID IWl'lllANN .. ...., ........
Ill•• nowa a& IM '·lfltci.tl
................... No
tarot• *•'Oti•I• Count1 lftlro.art..-.a.r ......
l"lne City <JountUm~ ~~.~ln•• . ol Ule twpqi't·
.. ~··Md Pl1••~-.. ___,;; ,. ,,, • "9X7 1Ueb .. ,..,..,_
dtott ffall t ltDOU°I .. ,.., ra~.
Irv •• Waite Mana1ement Aaeaer to better coor.U.U..
Newpon Bay plannial efforu •
ADtboay, a vice chairman ol
NIWA, bu tent out copi• ol blla
propOeaJ a. DMnnber aiend•. ; n.....-.111~---0DIJ tO artora111 aDd coun
pe -..... ordlnid .,, .Jud,. LiNI' vu TatenbcM, wbo will -... U UM ft.bm meet cwawt omc.ttr ~ ....
TIM leaJ ecUoe wq bloelltlt
a1almt Clie tbntn, located ID a bVtY ~ eeater, b)' u. d-
ty Of 8u&ia Ana. ft b tM tourtb
time In three yean tbe dt7 bu
tried to c&oee the theater.
Knott '1 Independence 11111 WU~ for the lcreeainp ~cause It la one ol tbe few
fadUtJet baviq ~ mm proJee-
Uon equipment needed to vlew the ftlma.
"We wanted to do anythlq we
could to help aetUe lbe wue, • • a
Knott'• apokeaman aa!d. No fee w H cbar1ed for UH of tbe
acaled -down replica of
Pbllad1Jpbta'1 Independence
Hall, tbe apokeaman aatd,
aJthoUlb the court did •sree to
help out with a pendJ.na bill fOt'
proJedlon equipment repair. The next step 1n the cue, ac.
cordtq to attome11, 11 to show
that tfie rum. abown to Judae
Van Tatmbove are the tame u one1 that were abown al the
Mltebell Brcthen theater.
A apecial proNCutor employed
by the city wlll attempt to make
the compartaona ualn1 awom
declaraUona of undercover
police oftlcen and "time and
motion atudlea" thal Include
photo1rapba taken lnalde the
theater u the tunu were abown.
U aucceutul ln maklnc thole
compartaona, the city will at·
tempt to have another •ft.Ima
declared obeeene aoleJy oo the
time and motion atudJn and
without 1 private acNenlq by
the Judae.
J oaeph Rhine, attorney for
brothers Jim and Artie Mitchell
of San Ftanciaeo, aaid followlq
Monday's proceedlnp that most
of theater'• actlv1U" were monitored by a f\1.11-tJmt Loe
An1elea police olftcer employed
by lbe ell)' tb.roup ltl apedaJ
proHcutot, .Ja1DH Clan~J.
Rhiu cmdtmDld IM dt1 for paniallll tbe new a.,.a aeUaD.
polaUq out that put dlree ln-
Junctlon• laaued la Mttcbell
Brothen c.... an under ap.
peal. He aaJd the city should
have walled for the appeal•
court determinationa before
puraulne the new action.
Rhine aJao 11ld the Mitchella
plan to file an action in U.S. Dia·
tr1ct Court allellna the city and
It.a undercover agents violated
copyright Jaws by photo·
graphing and taping the ft.Ima
while they were abown 1n the theater.
Arson Probe
Under Way
'In CM Fire
Colt.I Meta flre offlclala are
inve1t111t1n• a deliberately Mt
fire that cauHd te.ooo in
d•=e to an unoccupied bome at Canyon Drtve late Mon·
day. 1bl same home wu tbe
t1r1et of an earlier anon, of.
flclala 11.ld.
Tbomu Macduff, a city fire
protection analyat, aaJd the fin
at tbe bouae owned by Jerry
Greer wa1 reported by
nelibbon at about t : ID p.ID. &
aaid thei. were no lQjwin.
Macduff aald the fire •P· parent.ly wu un.ct by IOID9-
one who pound I ftamma!Q
UquJd 1n ab d1fterence plao. tn
the bouae ud Ht tbt liquid
• afire. e. aatd mate .... nre
found, aJoq Wftb aome otbtr
evidence.
D41D111t WAI . DUl at 9',GDO to =::~~~,000 to CCIII•
Ke' a11111 amctai. .,. pu111ec1
b,y tbt fact that t!ae -.. ...
unlocad, ~,. ooetalMd • ,.,. fullot~ ... ........................
moatbt :::, ll·at4ub Ht4.
IOIDtoOI . PlliM IMDDs to •tart a nn • uro dUl ... 1oea-
t10U. a. .mes &Mt ftre ....... to quiokb" t.bt It UMd up all ta.
av1U1ble oar1•• ••• ••t· .IAIWIWIUelf •
l>a .... tMi tM nru. IN badD'tbimnMtnd ........
"WbcM• IUrW It a..•t = IOOd • ltArUu n.r., ...... compa=~U'1 • Mftld&e anaa •tao=..._ u.at. w "doa't wt1o .. It." •
A DBOB10N ma a propolalto balld•emiar'dU81D boal-
lq unit.I OD· St. .lobn ta.. DtYiJM' EpUc:opal Cburdt
propert1 •• ct.l.,..S ..W Dec. 17 wben a repr utataU" ol the churcb tailed toabow up at Monday'a toundl meetlnc.
ffowtever, rour residents ol tbe IM!tlbborbood at Bay
Street and <>ranee Avenue apote apinlt the project and submitted a peUtlon with 15 namee "PPOll.n1 It.
Belkltnt• Mid tbeJ an caneerned a.bout a pattera of
llllber dmaJty d9velopmenta In the area. about the lou ol opea 1pace and about peaa. tnJlk.
Geor11 Alvarez, chairman of lbe city's Houaln1 and
Commwdty Development Committee, apoke in favor of the
project, ctUn1 the need for aubl!dized Mnior citizen boua· 1n1. •••
AN O&DINANCB rtp.laUnc the practice of bypnoaia
In Cotta 11 .. -.. approved Monday by the Ctty Council
Tbe ordlnane. amendl the city'a typey law, wtucb
forbldl tbe practice ol bYJ)DOsia to tell fortunes . Tbe new
law clartll.. that b)"p009b la permitted by quaUfted
penona for therapeutic, aell·lmprovemeot or law-enforc:emmt l)W'pOMI.
Tbt new measure wu requested by hypooal.a praC'ti
Uooen. It muat pua a aecood council readlac before becom.lq law.
'Friends' to Back
Extradited Mother
BJ ftmBaJCK ICDOB•EBL ... .,.,,... .....
Frtendl ot Camalla MWer have
Joined topther to belp pay lqal
expemea fortbe 21-year-old Hunt-
lnatoa Beach woman now factq
fefooy cblld 1t.eaUn1 cbar1ea.
Amoos tbole frttndl, accord·
iD1 to Kn. ltiller'a aUOrney.
Huey Newton
Charged With
Drunk Driving
BERKELEY (AP) -Black
Panther leader Huey Newton
wu arreated today oo dnmlten
drlvln1 cbar111 and tramc
violaUona after poUce aaid be
aped throusb a nuhln1 red Ulbt
at a Telegraph Avenue lntenec-
Uon .
Newton,•. wu char1ed with
drunken dt1vtn1. dt1vln1 without
a Uceme and car re1latraUon,
nmniDI the naahln1 traffic ballt
and tpeeclina, autbortUea report.
ed. The tncldnt OCCUITtd at a:ao a.m.
ff• wu releued nve boun
later an.-postJq t.oo bond..
A PUlllJCtr in tbe veh.ldt, an
unldenUfled female, wu not
t.alrn lato C\111od.1.
Berkelq Police Capt. Tbomu
JobAa<la Mid the Black Panther
ltadtr'a vehlcle wa1 •topped
after patrolman Stu N altamura
apotte(I tbl car 1otn1 aboul .i>
mpblnaasmpbsooe.
Hetdl Mueller of Sant. An.a , l8
an orpntutJoo called Women
A&alaat Violence A1atnat
Womm
Mn. Miller. char1ed In the
theft ot her dauetiter, Valeena. from the lirl'a cowt-appotnted
suardiana on July 31, 1978, was
retunaed to Orance County on
Friday foUowlnJ extradition proceedlnp 1n Artwu.
Her adaeduled arrlip~nt on
cblld 1tealta1 and bar1l1ry
chars• waa delafed to P'riday dal'lll• 1 llODda1 appearaace
before Oraqe Count1 Central
Dlatrtd Munictpal Court Juda'e Edward L Laird
Ma . MUitller alld IM IOUlbt
the del_, 10 abe could bave
more time to eumtne the cue
Man Arrested
In Bar Brawl
A diapute in I Newport hach
bar erupted Into a brawl early
today, leavlhs one man Ja!Md
and aootber ~. police ,.. ported.
Lyle Corry Vaa Bebber, a, ot
Santa Ana wu booted oo:
cloa of auault with a
weapon for tbe allectd It.a.lit at· uct oo Gecqe lthaer Galle.
The lDddeat occurred at about
l :IO a.m. at Wblalt., BW'a, 445
N. Newport Blvd.
Pollet a11eftd lbat Van Beb-
ber •lubed <l'alle'a left arm and
bud witb • lb·lnc1l bud lr:n1r.
durln& the QshL
In tbe plan, th• law111U.r : ••1• a • ....,. qL&alltJ plaQ!!lfq ,
approach med In Ventura ~ ~
~a~ be ldapt.t to N~ ~ !ln... woulc! be no need for ·
UJ to create an nUrely new ·
body, U we fNJ tbe Ventura
County ltrud.uta1 approacb to
be a IOUDd one for ua. We need
ooJy r•trucWre NIWA ... , "
Anthony aaJd.
Anthony hu distributed hi.
plan lo advance of a Newport •
Bay aympoalum Wedne1da1 \
nt1ht 1pon1ored by At·:
semblywomaa Marian ·
Btr1eaoa, ft-Newport Beaeb. :
Poealble aolutiona to bay •Uta· :
lion problems will be dllcuued. .
In another related develop-.
ment, the city c'A COit. Meta la :
preparina to pull out of NIWA :
beeauae It H)'I ll hu DO •llDift-.
cant amount of watenbed land ·
within city Umlta. The cJty COUD· '
ell took lta action Monday night.
NIWA la made up ot the clues
of Newport Beach, COit. Mesa. .
Irvine and Orange as well aa the
Irvine Ranch Water Dlstnct, .
three COWlty departmeota and •
the at.Le Department of Flab :
and Game Membership la :
volu.nury and baaed on the area ·
dra1nf'd by cr~ks and nood COfl·
lrol channels th»t eventually
empty 1ll1o Newport Bay.
The Newport·lrvlne a1eocy
h81 been handlin1 preparation
of Newport Bay water quality
plan• for aeverid yean under
contract t o the Southern
Cal1fom1a Aaaoc:laUon of Gov-
ernmenta.
* * *
Mesa Quits
Three-city
Coalition
Tbe Clty of Coata Mesa will • withdraw from the Newport. :
lrvt.ne Wute-llanacement Plan-:
n1q Alme)', I eoalitioa ol dtlea •
ud oUwr lnt,e,...t.s O'OUS-COil• : t'e rned wltb cleanlnt up
Newc:: Bay. City Cou.ncil mem decided Monday.
FolloW1J18 lbe unanimous vote,
City Councilman Donn Hall aaid
he plans to rea1s:n u chairman
of the a1ency at It.a next meet·
IOI
He aald be bellevea the iuuea
with wtuch the a1ency la oow
concerned don't Involve ea.ta
Meaa. Cited lo particular wu
uo1ion along the San Dleao
Creek watershed.
Hall alid he believe. It would
be Sood for the a1ency If all ex-
traneom IJ'OUPI were to rat111.
H~ aald tbe •&ency could
probably 1et Ill work done faster
and more efftclent.ly with only Lbe
clUea of Newport Beach, lntDe
and perbapa Oran1e and tbe
Irvine Company partJclpaUq,
Cott.a Meu bu beloapd to
tbt •1ency for 1U1bt1y over
three yun Council members
have aeverll Umea conaldered
wtlbdrawtnc but aaJd lbey want.
ed to b. aure their clty'a ln· tereata were protffled.
Bracelets, facets, and facemom Rolex .
Oiff~nt fae'elt
and brac-elctt
for ladies from
Rolex. but each
with the
aparkJlng factts
oT beautllul
dlamond1.
A. lf karat . yellow rid! 81.700
14 karat
ycllow
&Old, llMO
C. 18 brat
YclJow &old, ....,
BalMH{Ml ~,2;:,r.:,
• ROLD
...
t
$50.000 to $500,000
• ' I Ata• ti,....,... a.d UI Jallied aa1rnrr1-.a..,.1n1111.,...11114._..
nlatiw _. ...... ,.•°*&-.••a•••· eelldft. .
...... lbllll ol ciir.. ... Mar U. beeD a•m .. comml&l!&i tau.. ~ ror .u N•nortBNeli ..... AarHI .........
tor tOr JJ2 e;;,•c:':. "ir:l:C:-~ .i lAt.ure Wortd ta IApu , Ua Uect.ed
to tbe aoeM ol DtnetGn ol Prat ...... ea.
manit.r~t.
.,._ a.t1119 DI ....... o1 lntDe bu beea ap.
polated admhalstraU~• ualata\ for the Tl!'
Corporatioia COit.a lleu WWncdet'per.
•• ~ ....... of NttwpCMt 8eadl baa
beeo named CbW Joa deer of .... • 1 1 8a•·
tap ........ A111 ma., of N4awpxt Beada.
"'1IJlr a1t! of San Jm CapiltnDo bu
been promoted to tbt poatuoa of loan omew at tbe
Newport BMcb bnaeb ol ....... Saftlp aM .... at .. VI.a Lido.
ll.._.. IA111~ hu bem named bl"'""' de-
•elopment manacer for the Newport Beacb
divtalon ot Peter A. IAllir .. A.uMta&ee, u
arcbitectun, eq1neertq ud pltuln1 eomp&llJ.
' ~ c.ama ol Newport Beach baa
· INCOME PROPERTY SECONDS
joined ~ aw. u-...... • C..pu.J,
lac., of lnine, an advertlalq, public relations and
marketin8 firm, u art d1reetor.
............... ,. .. ,_ .. . ..__
•C••••ICW •• l'h•tW
•-....,,ca " ta .................. .,_...to3,_. ••111•...._c.-.....
SeoU Gal8es ol Huntlqtcn Beach bu beeJl
named marketiq aemces manaaer for herlaa
Warru&J CorpKatlla of Loe Aqeles.
Rldaanl s.Mll al Hantmaton Beach haa been
appointed manapr of Padfte Plauee Leu'• San
Clemen~ bra.Deb office.
F. aJdaN Sbplro, partner, and formerly in
tbe tax department of tbe Los Aneeles office ot
Keaaetll u.eat-al A Ce•paay, CPA's. bas
transferred to the firm '1 Newport Beach Office u
director ol taxes.
C1aarles W. aoberta of Trabuco Canyon bas
been named senior vice president of creative
services for Juaa Alwla&ea, IDc., of Irvine.
Lym DDn baa joined i.t.trlal Broken' sales
and leasm, staff u a marketing spec:lallat in lbe
firm's Newport Beach omce at 40il MacArthur
Boulevard.
Weatera Electremethe., a division of
Chromalloy Electronic., bu named Erwba Meyer
executive vice president. Meyer ii a resident of
HunUngtoo Beach.
• pllf!r
WIDE AREA COVERAGE ORANGE CO.-L.A. •17.1• ;;a:=-
NO D~rT ON
APPROVED CR.EDIT
No Minimum • Day-in-day-out
WI' can lncrrast" you" prrs~nt Passbook rau of inlne$t from 5'411ti or 5"'1~
to ~ ••• Just send WI your Bank or Savings &. Loan name &. acct. number.
We will do the reaL All transactions by mall, with postage paid both ways.
• Serving Californians for over a dee~
tel ---~---
FREE Stunning ne\\ Swi'' ''riling IO!)trument. \\ rllcl> in both red
& blue. \'our. when vou open anv new account at Anvil.
ACCOUNTS PROTECTED up 10 a ma_,.,,um ut $10.000.00
by chr n.ntt o--y ~ of Cablanu a ~ In !ht Callforru FlnancMil Codr A copy " 0.-1 al dw C.WOltU Flnalw:W C.odr may be dl&Mled upon ftCIUC"I. THaJFT GUARAl'ITY COit~·
TlOH Of' CAU~NIA IS NEJ'llfER A GOVER"IMENT CORPORATION NOA AN 1"'5TRUMEl'lf'A1.JTY
OFTH£Sl'ATEOfCAUPORNIA C.W iw..~
70S Swth Brand Blvd.. G~. Calli 91204
C21ll M7.8882 (2131 245-7681
t 108 W. 17th Stfftt. Santa Ana. Calif. 9270b (714) 5')8..9';7t
• Tumyour
• unusables
• into e usable e cash.call
• Dally Pilot e classified
• 642-5671.
HIGH RATE
Effective Thursday
1,2.121~11.111
AnnUll Yllld Annuil .....
&-Month M~ Mlltcet Account ($10,000 minimum)
Effective Deceinber 6 thru ~2 ·
Annualized yleld lllUtnea funds remain on deposit for ti montna at the tame
1ni1Ull 111te. Ratel are ~t tO OhanQit at renewal. Fed8ral r90ut1tlone f9Qulre a
IUblUlnttll penalty for e.-1y wlthdl'llwal and ptot\lbft compound'NJ of lntereet
on &month Monty Mnet ~
ACCOUN'IS INSURED TO S40,000 BY A U.S. GOVERNMENT AGENCY.
~ . ~ ' ' ~ .... . y
DI I clillllMll:e31 Ncd1Mllnlriit/~5'7·W.C1 a• .:rrti :IA I c...•-.r. 11401aiet c:io.. HICltWWYl(71•)71HQOO ~~l.urtl-QllftM9&m.·1 p.m •
... ,, I ...,:11DMllOllOll..i(1'M.,._
OPMe.t. ta.m.·1 ~
c-.tat • lln Cl I I Pt :IJIOOMilOdt .......,~-.
ap.t llLl&IR.·1 pJft.
A•11•l•teil Leonore Penfil of Penfil·
Blitz Communicatiom, bu
been named executive
director of the Newport
Center Association, replac·
ing the late Dick
McFarland.
Pr....Ced
Al Rasch , formerly with
Baldwin Park Hospital. has
been appointed assistant ad-
ministrator at Costa Mesa
Memorial Hospital He lives
in Costa Mesa.
-
Thatcher Ey~
Cost-benefit
DUBLIN Inland <AP> -WW Mar..,. Thatcher become tbe
ComlDOla Karbt'• Cbara. de
~uUeol ?
That btani Oft!' tbe l:aropean Seaoomlc
CommUDlt.Y Prl4a1 Dlabt u tta Dublin pmmtt ....-wtda DO
JWOlatic:m ol • bodlet problem
that lln. ThatdMr, llrltaln'•
prime mtntster, ealJ8 '"totall1 ln-
tolerable.''
Simple stated, BrftalD ~
tends It ii bardly wortla beloal· Inc to tbe eommunlt:J bec11•
ill net bad&'et PQ'IDellU ol more than SU bWlall for Im an far
bl&ber tb8D U1 other member 1'lilJe it ii tbe th1rd poonlll ID
per-capita income.
TBS MAUBT sets tu budaet
ol aromd $22 bWioD ·from tum
on member naUom' food lm·
port.. cuatoms duties and ..iea
tun. Brtta1n still Imports much
ol lts food from former coklaliel
outalde the market -New
Zealand lamb, for example -ao
It.a paymenta are iDorcUn••ely
bJlb. iln. Tbateber bad aoaibt a
better deal at tbe Dublin meet· lac. but tbe matter was pat otf to
the oat awnmit, probably in
February ID Bn.-ela. where tbe
communitJ LI bued. u that meetlq fails to pedfy
Mn. Tbatcher. some martet
watcbera ~ulate lbe mQ> try
a technique employed by the
late French Prelident Charles
de Gaulle in tbe mld·lJIOll.
CIADllNG TllAT the market
wu i.afringlnc on the aovereap-
ty of Franc:e, be wqed a cam·
pai111 ol caJculated, paaave ob-
structklllt•m.
It came to a bead witb his'°"
called "open chair" policy.
Over The Counter
MASOUlllags
From July tm, to luuary 1881,
the D• Gaulle 1o•ernmedt
boycotted tb• market'•
mlnltwrtal meedq1 leaftnl • emptJ ebalr ln the eouacll
cbambln.
Uadw tbe communJtJ'a ralel,
any member eaD" wto-~
anr po11ey tbat It coaalden ocm-
traJT to lta nattona• ~
Tbere la DO lep1 pnm.Jao iD tM
truty ol Rome, wbldl --· ue matte& ID 11151, for eQelllDI a
member state no matt.Jr bow• 1tnactift tu behavior.
Row far Britain ml&ht
dilrupt tbe market bu oat
s pelled out,
and llra .
Thateber said
Friday abe
would wait to
lee what bap-
pen 1 at the
next aummJt
''bdore we
ralae tbe
t.breata." But a TMATatm•'
senior BrtUah olftclal aaid ..,.
Thateber rema.im .. Vel'J', ftl7
determined" to set her ;a the budaet-•• l think lite
auddea.ly beeome very
for tbe community" lf abe fallse
be 1a1d.
B&ft'AIN COULD block ~
pnee &Dettases and could alM
le1aUy refuse to collect border
tans on food imports.
But international coa.sidera·
tiooa are likely to keep Britaiq
from walking out of tbe marbt
alto1etber. "We Uve in • fairly
daneerom world," aald one tod
BnU.h official. who declined to
be idenlifted. ··we need a united
Europe wortin« together."
MUTUAL FUNDS
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In Pet Giy,mg
8111'LVU POan:a 1'ldl bOUdQ .......... ol,... .. blediq fw ..
aU..U•tdtb, wttbilluUMlldaltlm...,lt• aambllJol ,~and eduJC..,.. to bit.,...._ CladRmU .........
wtlb AiWlllW.aftpaPPJ.
Bat be oa =~ u. die Clnt'. 'ftll ll a pW'tbw 1ou. mmt M euualJ1. U 1ou.,. eomldertu ~.,.tor auiatmu, besiD JOUf IDqu&MI, nMarefi
ucl ~~ atGDCll.
tbl1 Cbrf::a!.~u .:fa ~-------.....
m11 be a put ot JOUI'
famll1forman71ean.
1t 11111 ewa be Uytq at
bome ...,., than tome
ol UMt ,..,.. nctplentll.
• ..
TOO OrnN, YOCJ WILL be au.rlNd totety bJ the
nnt et1te ut.maJ wWl 1ppe•""• .,. and a w111D·&ookJnc nutty coat. Too otten. JOU'll be filled wttb ,..,. •• ..a,...
roorM, when you ....it.. that die puppy JOG eboM w11 not , •wted to the Ul•)11 ot the famil)'
You can uve a lot of fW> ra1alq a puppy, but the job
requ.lnl 11.tmoeM 11 wtU aa ~ •. U you do it properly,
you'll bav• 1 deYO&ed dot IDd 1 •pedal addiUoa to tbe
quality ot your lite. •
Here are 1ipjflcant itddetlDet to ~r before you
make ID1 purchue. ID Ul1I cue, the 1tddel1Det are for •
puppte..
< 1) Check the temperament and health of the puppy. '
Don 'l buy a Um.Id pup. Doll that hlde when you attempt to
touch u.m or Jump away whea you appro1cb probably wm be dluppolntment..
(2) S. aware of how the doc wtU nt lnto your llfettyle
for lnstaoee. do not buy a dom!naUn1 dot to •tty with an
elderly NlaUve The most a1sresalve do« ln the Utt.er may
be the wront doe for your household at a future date.
(3) P'lc~ What you •IU have Lo spend not only for the
pet, but for trips to the vetu1narlan and po11lble
hOlpltatizaOon of the pet (Tbele are not puny .u.mat 1
IL.now .)
(4) Lam u mueh u you can •bout the type of antmaJ
before YO\I buy. Read pet ma1ulnn An important
tource ot WonnaUon wou.Jd ~ a vi.alt to pet abowa at
wblcb the breed you t.bJn.k you favor l.&.beiDc aboWft. 'J:heM
dop .,.. uaually t.M best of ~ brffd
CS> U you'n J>WuUol Lo buy a purebred, diacuaa the
advaat.acet and dbadvant.aaes ol tbe dllferent breed.I. You
wlll Me I.be 17Tatat variety at t.M pet •how. and may tetk
with the ownen and tralM,.. who know moat about Uw-
bre.d.a.
<8> Dt.cusa Wlth a vnennsnan thf' breed t>f the anJmal
you want to buy, th .. l yPt' c)f hom.-you have , your family'"
habit.a , your frtt lime, ttMt number of <'hlldren ln your
family
(7) U poHlble. buy from a brffder Seldom ar ..
brffdert 1n the bualn~• Juat for money Their primary In
~rnt I.a in lmprovtn1 tM breed u OPl)Oted to rtr1ctJy
nnanda.I p1A. Whton you fin.ally aetUe on the breed ,.oo
want. tell the breeder what you no afford to •pend and
how your family Uv11 Then, the breeder can ~ ol irut
ualat.antt la belptn1 you ruch tbe best d«l•lon .
(I ) While molt MUen of peta are boneat there are ma jot rub. Yoummtbewareof
~ ule ot alck anlmala .
Delay or ubWty t.o •~ rtt1:11tra uon pa~ra .
lJruaU.factory work performed ID do1 1roomlnt
schoola,
MUirepyesenlaUOn U\ ul , t1U<'h a~ mlu•d brMlda ad
vtrtlMd U purebreds ..
PET AOOP1'10N lf'rv1c.-s th.It doo't apell out ftt11 In
adopUoo
A •~laJ t'Ommtllff unci.-r lht 11ponaonh1 p of the Bet-
t~r B&atneal D1trnu of MetropotJlan New York, Inc has
drawn up a U.t of .. Pet Gwdellnrs" that h•lll the teller's
responrlbiUUes: at.andardA ot todvertialnl and mln.lmum
1uarantees for • dos or cat
A 1DOOC othet' pot.at.a, It notes that the new pet owner
abould ~ liven l.nfonnaUon about UM! c:an1 of thf' animal
at lhe Umeot purcMM The JI.at 11 rr~. write the RBB, 2$7
Park Ave South, New Vort, N.Y 10010
Alao Inquire for l(Ulde~ al Uw ASPCA, 441 I': 92nd
St . New York. N Y 1002ft
Plant's Chances
Depend on Crew
Pl'M'SBURGH CAI') Thrtf' ts a <'ha nr e l ,200
worbn at U S ~1·1 American Bndae plant could aave
their j(>bs, but uecuUvn of both the company and the I c mllliod~member ate.lworkera' unJoo Uy UM next at.ep la
up to tbe employees
U.S. Steel Corp CbaJrman David Roderic k on Sund11y
rtpeatad ~ auerUon that U S &Ml would Uau.n If
American Brida• employ ... caJJM up with • Pf'OPOtll Utat
would ~r the company's labor eoti. .
"We a" not Mff1.n1 a ~deraUon but l1 peo-
ple weR to uk UI to look at aometbln1, we wlU do It with
an oecn mind," tMt Hld, empbaatatn• lbat the lnlt1aUve
would have to come from lhe WC>rkera.
THE A.llE&ICAN B&IDGE Plant ln nearby Ambridt•
.,,,., amoni 18 optr1t.lou U.S. Steel 1 .. t week eaJd It would
•hut down because lbe1 are uaprol\table. AboUt U,000
worken .,.. affected naUODwtde.
Jn the Ambrtdc• c .... boMnr, employ .. prnioulb
were llked to ace.pt a OOlllPl'OD\lM •Qt apeemenl
They YOt*9 It down aMD. Memwbile, Unlt..t &..twwk_.. ~ Uord Mc-
Bride Mid be .U.v11 U.S. e&Ml'a deda&oD to do9I ta.
Ambridle plant WU economically JUIUftecl .... alto q...,
Uoned the lolic of emploJ .. who rejected lbe tom·
promlN
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