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1979-12-10 - Orange Coast Pilot
MONDAY AFTERNOON: DECEMBER 10, 1979 .... ,.. .... ~ ...... .,_~-·,••V• ' • o 1'1Ust Pag Diver $1.2 lffillion • • • World Co1i1·t Hears U.S. Appeal U.S. Irate PARIS <AP> -In a sudden awitcb, tbe United Stat.ea lubed at Japan today for sendint "am- biguous signals" to Iran by buy- ing high-priced boycotted oil and easing the effects of a freeze on Iranian assets. Japanese oil companies and banks drew the wrath or American officials here as Secretary of Stale Cyrus R. Vance, visiting West European Masked Thugs Rob Niguel Gas Station Five bandits, wearing trench coats and ski maaks, beJd up a Chevron station in Laguna Niguel as well as three customers who pulled in for gasoline late Sunday night. Orange County Sheriff's of· ficials said the five male Mex- ican holdup men drove into the Cbevrao station at the comer of Crown Valley Parkway and the San Diego Freeway at about 0:30 p.m .• brandishing a shotgun and what appeared to be a aawed.Clft .22 caliber rifle. They demanded cash from the drawer, and then forced three customers to band over their wallets before Oeeing in a low· rider O>evrolet automobile with DO lleeme plat.el. Sheriff's deputies saJd the bizarre quintet fied with approx- bnately $1.eoo ln cub. capitala. stepped up his drive fot' a united economic front a1ainst Iran to force the release ol :;o American host.ages. Tbe Carter administration bad insisted publicly that the United States was getting strong sup. GAS PROSPECTS SAID 'SOBERIN0'-A5 port from allies. The sudden criticism of Japan was a star· tling turnabout. Vance was to meet with France's President Valery Giscard d'Estaing today. In a late addition to bring Japan into the dialogue, be scheduled a meeting with Japanese Foreign Minister F .M . Okida here tonight. U .S.· concern over lbe Japanese oil purcbues was reg- istered with Ok:ida by Richard Cooper, undenecretary of state for economic affairs, before the ministet-'s meeting with Vance. In London on the first leg of his trip k>day, Vance reportedly met with some success in talb with British Prime Minister Mar1aret Thatcher and Foreign Mtniater Lord Carrioeton. But Britain ii virtually 1elf sufficient ln oil. A spokesman f1"0m Britain's Foreign Office said of Vance's one-hour talk with Lord Car- riniton: '·Lord Carrington nlterated the British 1overnment 's wholehearted support of the U.S. aovemment'• efforU to teeUN the ~ 1 ~ tta bostae• in Tehran wnDOUt preeondltiou. •• cs. AU..ID, Pase AJ> ~ity Must Pay Paml,yzed Man Win.s Suit SAN DIEGO (AP) -An Indianapolis, Ind., man who titoke his neck diviq lDtO the PacJ.ftc Ocean hu been awarded $1.2 mllllm trom tbe dtY, of Sen DielO because ot the lack C>f a~ near the ditiDj platform. At the tJme of the 1974 acdc:leiit, Steven Muon waa a 11~year-old 1allor at tbe Na•&l Tfalnlrur .. center bi San Dieao. He wu paralyied In tbe accf. •at. Ac~ to trtat tesUmooy, llfQUirdl tiu wai'neid for yun aplntt divina-frOm the platform iii lolla Cove beeauae ol hlcldeD rocb tn thew._. :Althcae.,,. tM ell~ board wa removed 40 yean ...,, tbi ~ na left MalCJO WU pulled out UD• ~bf'llfepardl. ,AJ11r7J118aD Diep 8u»erici' OOUrt retumecl the aftf _..ct. There laM:·M.n-·no 1ndieatlcii Of an •• MM _., .......... REMAINS OF LIGHT PLANE THAT WENT DOWN SUNDA~HAULED OP:P: BEACH Two Men Kiiied, Third PrHumeCI Deed In Cfnh Off Bolla Qtlca State Beedt Mesa Girl, 7, Hit by Truck, Badly Injured A 7-year-old Coeta Mesa girl was in eerioua condition today at Fountaln Valley Community Hoapttal after beiAI atruct by a pickup truck Sunday ~mooo when, Police Aid, lbe ran into tbe 1tnet in front of her bouae. Tbe l'lrl. Elisabeth Renee Sommers. wu playing dodJe ball wtth other cb1ldren at her re1l4enee, l220 Dakota Ave., wben lbe ran into the street from in fnJStt of a parked truck. Colt.a Me.a police aaid. Sbe WU ltnlck by a plebp driven by a 11·1•U'-Clld ec.ta .... youth. Tb• rtrl 1uff ered head in· jurt•. Sbe WU J1lt4d in critical eondlUoo aft.er the 1:15 p.m. in- ctdent but lhond Improvement ove~ bolpit1J oftldall Ukl The_ .. truet drt."1''• vn ••• bloeke"d bJ tbe parked truek. pQUee 18Jd. Be wasn't dteL SoVieta Rap U.S. * MOSOOW <AP> -TM &emit ViilOll laM _.. tM Ucilt*1 Stata OI 0~ Of dlaill· deiti"imd"r~~ ...... uou·· t11 alOltaat--blHb uc1 ···••aa·A•m••M· Tb• Of· IJelal --. ~ .TaAt Ill a lftl\b .Ude, alto dlaml111d •• "~e" Charses of~ ri l btml~~ YiolatlOM 2 Dead, 1 Missing In Offshore Crasfi 81 IDaY CLAUSEN .. ....,""'...,. Two Guden Grove men were tilled Sunday and. third ta pre- sumed dead1 wbea a sin~ eqiDe Ceuna 172 phm•ect the ocean off Bolla Chica State Beach. FAA a~t.lel u.ld Ute pilot. Davtd Lee Riddle, 18. and a PUMGIW, Bddle lte7el. 20,-dted wben •the lour-place alreraft dro~d Utroa1b fo1 aad eTaa •boat IOO yaw olf. abons. · MOBILE HOME . SOUJ 'FAST' Cl.vilett1· THE HAGUE. Netherlanda {AP> -Mbaey GeoeraJ Bea-Jam.In a. awillUI aa.1e a 1m- paat.a•• plea to tbe r--.. tioDa1 oat ol JUIUt!e todQ to beJp uve 50 America ...,,. .. from thelr "Jlle1al aad la- baman .. lmprtaoameat at tbe ..banda ol Iranian milllallta ln Tehran. "I address this court with awe and restrained anger because 50 ol my countrymen are in peril of their U~ and are suffering as I speak.·· be declared Civiletti spoke before a packed a courtroom. the ooly empty seats beinc a row set aside for the Ira- nian deleption. Iran boycotted the proceedlnp. 1be U blact·robed justices sat Impassively while court Presi- dent Sir Humphrey Waldock read the U.S. complaint allecinc' that Ina bad violated interna- tional law and diplomatic im- munity by bo&dinc the boat.ages since Nov. 4. • •'l'b.ia imprison.meat is Wept and htbumao, '' Clviletti told tbe court. ''I ut you to save t.beir lives Md set tboae buman beings free." Tbe United Stat.ea is aeM1nc both a 11.ndiq that AJatollab Rahollab Khomeinl 'a ftCime bas com~ violaUom'' of fow treaties. and an order that it releue the bofta&el. TIM TebraA militallta IQ tbeJ wtll not tr. tbelr eapd"9 antil tbe United Stat. bandll Oftl' tbe (Set WOllLD, .... AJ) • , ........ ". ' WORLD ••• oUlted Sbab ol 1r&D tor trial Iran. L4. 'Hoala.ge' Juai Sleepy Civiletti, who l*'l 1 ti~ '** 1.-0S ANOSLD (AP) -ctsar1e ol Lbe cue 4* ......._ A. ll-1Ml'-Old womu aap. Carter'• lnatruell4 H, .. ,. ~aa ID• 8dlu1t boobtore before the court I ~ 11.0flbrouP four boVt of that the bostasee an .. ~ bU11ltom WU"llln .. ud r.. irreparable lnJW'J and harm," P••t•d telepboQe calla and that be bopn tla• world from wor.ried police •bo ~·.wW.mapedltloua11 anid belleved •b• wu beln1 promptly." beld boataae by tbrH "Thia la another 1>eaceful armed men. avenue we are pU.nuinl u tbe Ter .. a Warren finally United States continues to leek emeried Sunday wben the releue of ~ bo.ta1• In Speclaf Weapons ,an'-' Iran;• be told reporten. Tactic. offlcera lobbed U.S. offtciala said Iranian teat au lnto the store, Forel1n Mlnhter Sade1b where Iha bad been aleep- Gbotbzadeb sent a tele1ram to inc In a rear atoreroom. The Hque aaytnc the tribunal Police aaid they were .JI had DO Jurlldlctioa In the matter aummoned to the atore and declarlna that the qu.Uoo alter the lhop'a manager of the bOltaaea' releue la "a told them three armed maranal and ~~ary ~. men..!'~ .inlfde ~~.,.tP<>m' ... _ ·-of a fargerprol>feln.·· -wliere"!ll~=~te.J! .~as _ -. -·--mviR:lti-wd"B"t:~mp-lnh:O -.,y _. • .... ·_sti_e_et1tni __ ll_. _____ _ s-evl!l'al Aeiilor Stale Department officials who will argue the case before the 15 justices of the U.S. Dollar court. The court is the mair JUd1c1al organ of the United Na- tioM. One senior State Department official said that even thoU&}l it appeared Wlllkely the Iraniana would attaxl, the court could still make a judgment oo the case. "Their absence does not mean the court has no jurisdiction," he said. In its suit, the United Slat.es charges Iran with violation of the 1961 Vienna convention on diploma.tic relations, a 1963 Vienna convention on consular relations, a 1965 bllaleral treaty of friendship between the United Sl~nd 1-=an aad-.lhe• ll..N. Charter Nuke Trailer ·In-1\Ccident MISSOULA, Moot. CAP) -A tractor-trailer ri& carrying coo- tam inaled clothes and matertala from Pennsylvan1a 's Three Mlle Island nuclear plant slid on ice and crashed into an abandoned car, but no waste waa leaked, of. flclala say. Rlck Leavell, Mlnoula County Clvll Defense director, aald there wu no rad.latioo dallier to the public after tbe accident 11 mllet we1t of Mluoula Sunday. He aald the trailer wu loaded with .. extremely low-level wute material" bound for a radt~ live mat.ertala dump In Hanford, Wub. Union Absolved In 'Wildcattin1' WASHINGTON <AP)-A unu- 1 moua U.S. Supreme Court ruled today that parent labor un-lona may not be held tepn, reapomlble for unautborised ''wildcat" atrtkea. Glvtna a maJor victory to or- 1anlzed labor, the Juatlce. killed a lawault med a1alnat UM Unlt- ed Hine Worken unJonr lta Dll· trlct 17 and three union aocala by Carbon Fuel Co., owner of aouthern Weat Vlr1lnla coal mlnea. The •ult 1ou1bt com- penHUoa for '8 atrlkea at Carbon Fuel's mines from 1981 to 1913 that Diatrict 17 bad not condoned. DAILY PILOT OMNI .==.~;a= v ' i .......... (714) .... C111lfflell.WWet1W.11....,. ,,_..,.0.0-..... Takes Drop In Tokyo From AP Dbpatcllea The U.S. dollar fell nearly 10 yen on the Tokyo forelp ex- change market today, and dealers said it was the biggest drop in one day in the hiatory of the market. The dollar ended the day at 231.25 yen alter reacb!ng a high of 240.90 shortly after the market opened. "Nobody knows why," one dftler iaid. "It WU aD ab9olutel)' cr~zy market •t Other dealers nfcJ a ·&..,.... feelln1 ol uncertalnt7 about tbe dollar'• tuaur. apread UlrlaO the marbl became -or J•pUeae presa report.a that It bad hit tbe celliq. That created a "budwqoo effect," one trader aald. "Everybody la deeperat. not to mla• the bua. Even tboM wbo bad been boldina off, thlnttnc the drop will halt, be1an dump. Int dollan." The dollar went from 170 yen a year aeo to 2:50 lut month but dropped about •ltbt yen lut week. Meanwblle tbe ptce of IDld waa 1UabtJy hlaber. .._., .... ~ MMl'tea ..... , .. ,...,.. " .. , ..... buod • tWr INI cla, tac.,,.. thilJ. A U.N, ... mu ut4 lterttarr·Otatral &•rt • •lclllel• ... ....... tb• ....... 2 !rtwtllrt a... to Ylalt ......... . lraalH roret1n lllal1lir 8adep GlllOtbladela H11 Ina wilt Ht up aa laternatloaal paul to ln¥9SU,.te "practlea111 aU .. Ule ....... lot •btaa . ··w· ..... not ,,. •• ~t .... ot tcoaomlc bloelladH," bo- mtlai &lid ID todQ'I addNm. ID h1I b~uarten dt;J of Qum. '•. . . ft• mlatall•• of tbae bratnl.,, euperpowert, who think that QOW they bave sudl power over au UM wwld, au tbe watv .... abouldfoUow them. .. .. America abould remo•e Carter from lta political •· . .Be dllsraced Amerka In t'• world, be moblllaed ll01lea aaalmt America. w-eaner. Carter c:toe. not delen'e to be tile pnlideot ot America. 'l1le DMkla ol America abcMdd know tbat tbey abou.ld not v* tor , Carter becauae Carter baa betrayed America." Tbe Moalem clerayman· revolutionary contended that U.8 . .,_ta ftlbtlnl a "boly war lot Can." were re1poulble for the cllJturbmac. In Tabrti. In a clay of ftchtla.a tben Sun- day, Kbomelnl '1 aapCters recaptured tbe radliO •ta and 10•1rnor'1 mansion but that couldnotboldtbelll.. _ ~ :Jr.~nr"'1t:.Jte~o1uuonary Council sent Finuce Mlnlater Abolhusan Bani Sadr and two official.a to Tabriz to try to end the five-day rebellion by the Turldah Azaris, the fourth of Jran'a ethnic minorities to take armed actioo in support of their demands for autonomous home rule. Tbe Turlta ael&ed the loeal radio station, the 1overnor•a manalon and tbe airport Tbun· day. Local army unit.a were re. ported •ldlna with the rebel.a. Early Sunday revolutionary 1uard1 recaptured the gov- ernor's mansion, and some 4,000 Khomeini supporters prayed at the tmlvenlty next door, then ruabed and aelsed it from 20 to 30 armed Turb. H U.Ddreds of Turk.a aboutlng "Death to Khomeini!" marched Oil tbe station, and the Khometni foreH opened fire. Tena of tbouanda ol TurU aDd loea1 army untta joined the mareb. rahed the lliUlap ettdoa -No ~ ...,_ aa&c1 m of tbei.r people were killed, to were wounded and l1x ot Kbomelni'1 revolmionary iuarda were taken prlloaer. The Turb allo retook the et>•· emor'1 mamJon, aelJed a police ataUoa and apparently reta1Ded control ol tbe airport tbroalbout the u1'1 riolenee. They erected roadblocb around Tabrta ud aearcbed Yeblc• to bar Kho-me l n l '1 IUJ>porten from na~tbecttyofl00,000, Inn'• Wnllarpt. Domebd IOI In a Tebran Radio tn.dcat that tbe Tabrts Nbelboa WM tbe worlr of ''l*it- ten who Neel•• tbelr ordlr'I h'om America and ............. and h1I reclme illued an anwt warraat for tbe Tmb' IO•trDIW l eneral·dHlanate lo l!Ht 1erbalJan, Kallmatola Muhadam-llara!We. * * * E',.._P-.eAJ ALUES •.. Out ol the Past Benjamin Franklin, otherwlle known as actor Vietor Pi!lhelr.G .J:>f lhe Amerie&Ar !J1da:-~~~ -~~r . speaks to audience at f rvme's Turtle Rock Community Park Saturday dunng performance sponsored by cit v councilman Larry Agran Pinheiro delivered d monologue about America's early history and abo answered questions from the aud.lence About 70 peoplf· s howed up Proceeds rrom the event were to go to Agran's commurucauons account for newslettt!rs ---- Public Confidence In Carter Doubles NEW YORK <AP) -Public confidence In President Cart.er bu more than doubled since the begin.nine of the crisis in Iran, the larsest one-month Jump ever recorded by Gallup, the polllnc orau.lzat:kJG aaya. Aceorclin1 to a recent poll publlabed 1n tb1a week'• edition of Newt•=* mquine. pubtie ap9ro•al of Carter'• perronnaace r... from • .,_.. cent to 11 pereent llnee Nov. '· UM day militant ttudenta took boltaa• at the U.S. !!mbauy In Tehran. Gallup OrpniutJon President Andrew Kohut laid it WU the bl11eat Jump ln prealdeatiat popular1ty aceedin1 thole Jail after Pearl Harbor, the lnvuioo of North Korea and t.be CUban miullecriala. Railway Strike ClopNY Area NEW YORK <AP> -The 110l000 nplar riden OD the atnkebOund Looi Ialand Rail Road, tbe nation'• lara"t com-muter raUway, found other •81'1 Into the city today, clo111D1 aome brtdaea temporarily. But offlctala laid DO mejor tramc: Jam• occurred. Traffic Into Manhattan, cl011ed even under normal con· dlUom, wu bu.Ser than usual and tbe IDIJndq commuter rwb started two boun before dawn, the MetropoUtan Tran.aportatioo Authority report.cl. "However," Kohut a aid, ''Carttt LS wortnnc off a base of 30 MOISt president.a started at higher hue t.baa that dwtn& timea al cri.aia " The 525 people surveyed Wednesday and Thursday were uked the standard quatJon ··Do you A..PIJl'Oft or chaapprove ol Lbe wa1 JlmlQJCanet la h•~b.tl jobupr_._., .. The poll, wb.leh had a m arcin ol error o( S percent either way. alao aald that 77 percent apeclflcally apprond of how Carter wu handhng the SJlua· lion in Iran. About ODe·lhlrd said their opm Ion of Sen. Edward Kennedy bad declined after he decried the •etlom of former Iran.Ian Shah lfohammed Baa Pahlavi About bait a.aid t:beir opl.n.ioo ol the Demoeratic pre11dent1al hopeful remained u.acban1ec1. Newa.-repon.d. Kennedy aaid Dec. 2 tbat Pahla.t '•ran ~ ol the most violent ntl1ma in the bJ.tory ol mankind -In UM form ol ter· rortam ad the basic .nd f\m. damental violation of buman rtcbta." U tba hoatacea In Iran are ,. leaaed unharmed, u percent aald tbeJ beliend Iran aboWd be prmtthed bJ diplom•Uc and eeoooadc meam. P'ortr·nlM percent faYOfed dJpknutic and eeoeomJc 9UC· tiom a1ma Iran wb1le '1 per'· eat fa...-.d tbe ... ol military force, eYeD if IOme Of the bostatla .... banMd. Man Rescued; Hero Unkrwwn FALl.RROOK (AP) -A motonst stop~ long enough lo pull an uncon.sc1ow. man from a burnin1 car, then left without 1dent1(y1ng him se lf, the Caltforrua Highw.iy Patrol saJd today Thi' rt.>Sc ued man idenlJfied as Bennie Runnmg of San Diego was taken to Tn..C1ty Hospital in cnllcal rondiUoo H11 car left Interstate s. hit a roek and caught fire Sunday. Afghans Back U.S. NEW DELHI. lodla (AP) - The Soviet Union has 25,000 troops and advi1er1 In Afghanistan aJding 1ovemment forces in a 19-month-old war agam.st Moelem rebell that bu claimed 250,000 Allhan lives, a rebel leeder said today. A lead- 1n1 apokeaman for the anti· sonrnmeot alliance called on behaU ol tbe Allhan "freedom ftahten" tor the releue ol thllll 50 A mertcan bo9ta1ea beld b7 Iranian mLUtanta at the U.S. Embuay in Tehran. t MONDAY, DECEMBEff 10, 1979 N Fl FtEEN CENTS Court Aid . ' aave buman lives." Roberta B. Owen uld the bottalt!S Md been •ubjected to a baJTOWinl ordeal. information on their wbereabouU. ' Tbe U1*ed S&atee i. = botb • ftndin1 t.bat A:/• RuboJlab Khomeini'• resime has commJUed "-crave viol.uoaa" ol four 1nternatkllW treaties and ao order that it releaae the bott.altlll-Tbe Tehran mWtanta say they will not free their cap. Uves unllJ the Unlted Stat.es baodl over the ousted Shah of Iran for trial in Iran. In a detalled presentation ol the U S. compW!lt to the court, State Department leeal advi5er Tbe, have been bound bud and toot. subjected to threat.I ol trial and even of "beln1 put to death." be &&id. They have been dea.led vtaiton and mail ''and euentially held incom· mallicado, .. Re dlacloaed that ll was believed aome ~es might bav• been cnure from the emba.uy eompound to con.fine. meat elsewhere, but he bad no Owen did not say wb.at tbb belief WU bued oo. PreVtoualy U.S. otlldab IYd acknowledaed the Tebrao reporta tb•t the bo1ta1es mltbt have been moved, but aaJd they had no aucb infonnaUon tbemaehea. One senior State Department official aa.ld that even thoucb it appeared unlikely the Iranians would attend, the court could still make a judgment on the case. :BUilders to Protest Newport Plan I 4d I .,..,,,.... .......... REMAINS OF LIGHT PLANE l'HAT WENT DOWN SUNDAY. HAULED OFF BEACH Two Men Kiiied, Third Preaumed O.ad In Cr•ah Off Bot .. Chica State Beech , r Two Countians Killed ~ther Missing a s Plane Plunges in Ocean l I By JERRY CLAUSEN Ol Ille o.llJ Pllet Sutt Two Garden Grove men were ldlled Sunday and a third is pre· ilsned dead when a single· &toe Cessna 172 plunged into t ocean off Bolsa Chica State Beach. FAA authorities said the pilot, David Lee Riddle, 38, and a pa1senger, Eddie Reyes, 20, died '1fheo the four-place aircraft dropped through fog and craabed about 300 yards off· abore. Huntington Beach police said at least two surfers were in the water near where Sunday's crash occurred. Jobn Oetken. 20, of Long Beach said be was on has board and waiting for a wave when he heard the "sputtering' or an airplane engine " Oetken said he saw the craft emerge from heavy fog. turning on its left side and then disap- pear again into the heavy fog He told police he heard at crash just seconds later Surfer Graig McDonald. 26, of Norwalk, told officers he beard the sputtering engine and the crash. He said he paddled in tbe direction of the noise. spotted a floating body and took il to the beach on tua surfboard. Seal Beach lifeguards re· covered the second body and searched for. a third after other surfers reported momentarily spotting a headless body. Huntington Beach City lifeguards sa1d the third body was not recovered despite un· derwater searches in the wreckage. I.and Use -------- Khomeini Propos al On Tap By JOANNE REYNOLDS Ol .... !Mily ....... , .... Major developers are expect. ed to tum out toojgbt to oppose a City Council proposal that would cut in ball the amount of future building on vacant land 10 Newport Beach. Council members have been debatinl the change in the land use element of the general pl.an since lut month. At their la.st meeting they agreed lo cuts oo sates designated for future res· 1dentiaJ construction, but left undecided the Luue of future de- velopment in Newport Center and Koll Ceter Newpol'\. Man Paul B.yekoff baa sub- mitted a propo&a1 to b.la council coUe-.uea that calla for more than a 3001'#) equare foot ~ lion ln future buUdini ta Koll Center and a 6'71,000 tqHtt foot reduction ln Newport C6nter. Koll apokeaman Tim Strader sald bis firm ii more concerned with the future of the hotel site identified in the center's master plan. "We could live with a 30 per· cent reduction." he said of the loss of future office building square footage. The mayor's proposal constitutes a 37 percent reduction. Robert Shelton. spokesman for the Irvine Company. said hlS firm is "batned and frustrated" by the mayor's 1>roPOSal. La be ling the s uggestion "arbitrary," Shelton sa1d the cuts will affect the integrity of the center's muter plan and are likely to produce substantial long-range economic Impacts felt by the firm as well a.s the city In discussing the already agreed upon changes in the com· pany's future residential sites, Shelton said the reduclioos will have little effect on profitablllty Tha.e changes generally wtU allow the company to build only low denalty projects with units at four oer buildable acre. ............ lt'hl a F ne ... Democrat Louis Lambe rt ~ets a comfort.mg embrace from his Wlfe. Mary. as he faces s upporters tn Baton R o uge. La the firs t Democ rat to lose to a Re publican m the race for Lou1s1ana go\ernor in 102 years 'Daring' Blockade TEHRAN. Iran <A P > - Ayatollah Rubollah Kbomeuu, danng the Uruted States to im pose an economic blockade agai.nst hls regime. declared to da> that President Carter is try 1ng to "take over" Iran and told. Amencans they should "remove Carter from the-political seen"' .. ·'The nation ot Amer1 c<1 should know that they should not vote for Carter because Carter bas betrayed Amenca." the Ira· Dian leader declared in a speech to Moslem students Khomeini also blamed Carter's .. sp1H" for the up· ruing ol lraruan Turks in the northwest ~ or Azerbaijan IJt Al8tJ9ijad today. tuden ol U.. df,.wtent• oontroru.n1 the cl· ty or Tabru: ~buffed a peace dele1abooNDt by Kbomei.ni. The situation or the u .s. hostages in the American Em· buay in Tehran remained un· cbanaed on their 37lb day in~ tivtty. A U.N spokesman sa.ad Secretary General Kurt Waldheim was sending the fore1gn muui.ter of Sn Lanka to v1s1t the hostage~ I ran1an 1-·o re1gn M in1 ster Sadegh Gholbzadeh ~ays Iran will set up an international panel to mvesh gate "pracllcally all" the hostages for spying "We are not frightened of economic blockadel>, · · Kho meani S&d m today's address. rn has headquarters city of Qum ' The mistakes of these brainless '>Uperpowers. who think that nov. they have such pov.er over all the world. all the unaveroe, should lollow them .. Penny a Mile I Officials said a third man. ~yea' older brother Ruben. was believed aboard the plane when it took off from Huotibaton !l_eacb'a Meadowlark Airport at 11a.m. Busy Agenda Seen For Sclwol Board But Shelton argued that the ef feet of such residential derwty reductiona on traffic would be msignificaoL .. Wood-burning Auto Tested l Ao FAA official said lbe !rcraft , rented from e•dowlark Aviation Unlimlt· was bound for Santa ~Una bland. . 'The alrcral\ was the tb1rd in lut 10 days to experience eulty while landing or after • olf from the airport. Co ast Representatives of Coastline Community College are expect· ed to attend the aeaaloo to ofter a proposal for lease of the aban· doned Mesa Verde Elementary School, 29IO Mesa Verde Drive West, Calta Meta. What wtll be slpificant. be said. ii lbe ability of people of varyln, economic status to al· ford to live in Newport Beach. ··we lb1nk a stroftl cue can be made for pl911DlDI for a variety of bouain1 types. It aeema wbat the council prefers ii only the very expemln aJ.ncle <Set llVD..DBU, Pap A.2) City Must Pay Parolyzed Man Wim Suit spokesman Fred Baumbur1er said the car would have to be teated and i11ued a 1peclal permit to make it at:reet-tec.i in California. "Who knows," Baumburger said, "that thing mi&ht be going down the freeway like a locomotive. We'd like to work with them on it." But Buase1l aaid the wood-to- f\lel coavenioo i. a amokeJess. hydro.earboolen process tbal ~ emlta no polhJDoo "u far u we know." Motoriat.I "have almost run us off tbe freeway lootln&" at the curious ear, Ruuell aald. <See cu, .... AJ) MOBILE HOME SOLD 'F,4ST' •"fbe Dalb Pllot made me nn b.JPP1 wbo I sold lllJ' mOblle home rtlbt awar Ill tM paper'• Clalalfted Mettall." Tbat'• the~ IUCC9ll :..~:lo~-=:~:= Delly POot: p.,...p-AJ CAR BURNS WOOD. • • The car uaed about 3,700 pounds of wood on the Journey, Russell aald, "but tt can nm on JWSt about any dry growtn1 mat· ter, from hay to comat.alb to peanut bulls. "We threw in a couple of mes· quite buabea here and there Just for the beck of it. Wood didn't cost us anytbinc, became we let 1t from the woods or landownen who are always 1Jad to help ua out," be said. The reactor bolds about 100 pounds of wood at a Ume, said Russell, "and we get somet.b.tng Uke a oule a pound, glve or take some." "We even bad some Rella Angela pull up alongside us yesterday and truckers Just go crazy on their CB radios when they spot ua." "It's not something you can run out, crank up and take to the i.upermarkct. Loading the wood takes about 15 minutes and you'd need 1.,.clal lnatruc:tioal how to operate It. You'd ablo have to 1pend an h9Ur every Saturday cleaniDI the fllten out," be laid. "It'• moet practlcal use rilbt now would be u a 1t.aUonary en line for loduatrlal or a1rlcultural uae, Ute water' pumps and trrt1atloa," be laid. "It'• ready today for tnacb and buses, but we only 1pent t1x month.I on lt and we'd like to s pend at least another alx months working on lt," be added. Russell estimated the cast of modifying a 1•aoUoe-addicted car to a wood-burner at "about "·000 to $7,000. That doesn't ln· elude the car, tbouth. Just the reactor." "We were nervous all the way acroaa the country," Russell said, "but I have to say I bave more faith In the system now than I did when we a tarted out." DAY IN BRIEF--- Navy Personnel Attacked Again ';AN JUAN, Puerto Rico <AP> -Two men fired on a U.S. Naval patrol ms1de a Navy base on Puerto Rico's eut coast. It was the second attack In seven days on Navy penonnel baaed on this Caribbean Island. No one was injured in the Sunday night •bootlnl lnllde the sprawling Roosevelt Roads Naval Base, and the gunmen got away. Rear Adm Arthur Knolzen said. Knoizen, commander of U.S naval forces ln the Caribbean, refused to give details of the attack on the base, which la hiJ hea~quarters and the Navy's largest center on W. Laland for training the Atlantic Fleet By midday no group had claimed resporuiiblllty for the at· tack. Fire Kiib 6 Chlldrftt MIDWAY .Ala <AP> S1xofninechildrenauthorlUea1ald were left unattended were killed when fire deltroyed a three· bedroom brick homf' in southeast Alabama. The victims were the chHdren and grandchildren of Eaaolin Jordan, sa1d Bullock County Coroner Bob Gray. He said Mn. Jordan. mother of two of the victims, and her three dauptera who were mothers of the other children, were away when the fire started Sunday Deputy Coroner Thomas May said Mn. J ordan told hlm abe thought the fire was caused by a faulty electrical outlet at the foot of her hed, adding, "She said ahe has had trouble wtth it before" C'alllornfa R•ll•fJ 8tHI St••d• WASHINGTON (AP> -The U.S. Supreme Court today left intact a decision requiring all Calllomia public achooll to make reasonable eftorta to allow teacben to be abHnt oa relistoua holidays. By a 8-3 vote, the jUlt.lces turned down arsumenll by a Tulare County 1chool d.Latrlct that aucb accommodallom violate the Constitution's ban on 1ovemment entan11ement ln rellston. JUlticea William J . Brennan Jr., John Paul Stevena and Harry A. Black mun voted to stve cloeer 1tudy to the cue but four votes are needed to srantaueb review. (H~ from ~1 IOOrfd and nattoMl MtOI dndopmnUJ DAILY PILOT Man Diarupts Carter Claes rs-.. ~ .. n. U. dollar D MaitJ 10 19'.lt -.... Tolr.1o ,..... •· ''•nae ••r-•t todar. ao ..... lald at .... u. ..... ..,. .. _.., .... ~., ~--..: .... tM !ti. 111.11 )tD after rncblaa a of Ht.H 1borU1 attu • market oPlli8cl u"obody kDoWI Wll.J .'' OM deller..W."hwuaaa .... elJ mafti ,, .~ ---Nl4 • ..-al =p.,,ot~·= U. marb& becaUH ot JapaDIM .,..._.. reparU tbat lt had bit tbe ceJUni. Thal created • "bandwap •fleet,•' oD• trader aald. "l:ver"JboctJ b dlsperate aot to mlll the b-. S.. tboM who had bMl holcttn1 off, tMnktnl the drop wW bah, be1an du.mp- ln dollan." Jb. dollar 1"Dt from 170 1en a yerr to allO lut month but dro about •l1bt yen lut w . Meuwbile the prtce of told WU al1lbt1Y bllher. On the bu1UOO markell, gold wa1 quoted at $431.U an ounce tn London and M30 ln Zurich. Tbe metal cloeed Friday at SOl.50 ln London and tat lo Zurich. Stock prtcea fell lo fairly aSow tr•dtna todQ toUowtna the ht1 Ion fOI' tbe dollar ln Tokyo'1 currerr.rn tradinl and continued unce ty about the Iranian crlat.. The Dow Jpoe1 avera1e ol 30 lndu1trial stock fell about 3 1><>lota u the market opened but was up o.• poln1a to 833.87. Some analyata have 1u11einea that presaure on tbe dollar may reverse tbe recent eulnl ol ln· tereat rates U tbe Federal Reserve fi.nda it neceaaary to maint.aln ll&bt credit to protect the currency. Gold stocks bucked the general market trend, wbile oU Laauea were mixed and banking and financial 1tockl 1eoerally lower · Offslwre Rites Peru#ngfor Mr. Leitlwld A funeral •t sea wu pend.ln1 today for lon"·tlme Balboa laland resident Moreland Leitbold who died Saturday at the a1e ol 83. Mr. Leitbold, • oatlve Califor· nlan, moved from Loa Anaeles to Newport Beach in 1935, He wu a graduate of UC Berkeley and served aa an inf an· try officer durtne World War 11. Mr. Leithold wu the manaaer of the first brllDch olfice that Sbearaoo Hammill, lJlc. opened ln Newport Beach. He retired ln 1967. Amon1 hi• community •c· Uvltlea, Mr. Lelthold waa a founder of the Oranae County Phllbarmonlc Society and served u president of that or· 1•n1zaUoo for two yean. He leaves bi.I widow, Ilaria, of lbe family home at 1803 E. Bay Front: daughters, Melinda Lellbold of IDverneN and Joan· na Hollllter ol Scottadale, Arl1.: 1l1tera, Allee Grlfflth of Woodland, Helen Stevena of San Rafael and babelle Conrad of San Franclaco, and aeven fraodcblldren. The family auaesta memorial cootrlbutlona to tbe Oran1e County PbilhanDODlc Soci.etY , ...... _.41 BUILDERS. • tam Uy home." be 1ald. Another 1eoeral plan luue to be dt.ae.Md at toniabt'• aeulon involv• tbe poeaibifity of allow· tnc tbe Irvine Co. to tnmfer demit)' from ooe att.e to another. That proc•H waa recom· meoded by plannln1 com· miulooen, but couacilm•n balked at COD1tdenn1 tt lut month tmUl ~ ~vtd a ,. W ASHINOTON CAP) -A _... oa t.bll a-.1 tmphca&m. man who clabu Ood bu told r-• __. .-.. Coftbt m- ' T.:.~T..C a.::.:.=....==- OftleM :=;..:;:.;==· " T•1,i•1M (111)__, Orr«••....,.rtr••MNIN bbll bow to ...... die tnldD cttr·MMwJ Hu.., • erttla wa ~ out of Pawl· • rePort 1ubmltted to couo· denl Carter'• Sundar. 1chool dlmen low~·· .. .-. aot-clua an.r ~ at tbt ..--ed that thin are no ltate .... dent to .. .,. a -.r... wllleb would Jn."f'.m& •ue• a Pl'OC· ... The~·---~ After tbl man wu Jtd ou&lldl c.oart bll beld uw traD.11• " tbt rlrlt'BaDtllt Cburebri!M c1la-... ~ .. ,~ rtpta ii ace91U· tribut.d ~ ·'4en&U blm .,.., ... 11 Edwin Ttemaa of ~1 bledJ;::'liiaathJ memo cm tbe. Okla. H1I ledlet.I ur1td ,.. IUl>JMt..,. ociaDdl membln ~-::.C-..!!.~.~ -:::~ dlai lDlllH•Lle ol wb'I P'Oelll ----;,r-:1110il4• ~ wtu. ..... • ...... • Wiid be dllftcUll to eblDfl -~':~111'9, 080I lt ........... ,.,,.,. OODlldtrtd for ..... , .. .bit11111 Bani* IAnd· loc•t•cl •i &iat Coaat .., .. , • .,..... lo9d; tW .......... .,..... AHDDI ....... IUtlll" l>rtve e ~ODl't"· -.... til..tf'-~~~. • ........ -~-·t"'t-"'""T-' ...... '° ~d fan.."' Irvine Gallery Openfj Former Science Teacher Unveih Exhibit Byn:a&YBE&TENSTEIN oe .. DlillY,,_...., Taat.e Il Gallery of the Ex· perieoce Center, where tblnp are bullt to be t.oucbed.l H · amlned. uaed and learned 1rom, opened t.b1a weekend in Irvine. The 1allery, eoncelved by Jobo Goodman, a former 1cleoce teacher, t. at m1 Malo St.. nm to Culverdale Scbool. It'• open noon to 5 p .m . Satu.rdayt and SUDdaJ'I, 9 am. t.o 4 p.m . Tueada11 throu1b Frtdayw, cloeed lloodaya Goodman coaceived the idea for the pUery, funded by • DDD- prortl corporation and don•· Uona. while a btgh 1cbool t.eacber. The eallery ls open to the public tnte1"elted in leamin& aclenWlc t.beor1ea by actually partidpatlnt ln the var1oua dis playa. THt.e D Gallery lJ the ~ step toward what Goodman Hopes wlll be a permanent facility at the Oran1e County Falr&rounda in Costa Mesa He t.auaht science cluaes at Irvine's SELF altemaUve Hl&h School lo 1.974. "Elevent.b ll'•den dared you to teach them," Goodman laid He aald tboH 1tudenta were turned an to learn.in& Juat baa be bopea vialton to the Taste II Gallery will be. The gallery vlsllor can play with prisms that make the world spin, rrurrora that make falae re· alltlee appear llDd mapetl that simplify the principles of earth's magnetic field. Goodman said. Relalloosbipe of science, art and m\lsic can be explored at lhe lrvlne facility. Amons Items the viewer can ex peel are an exerclsln& bicycle hooked to a generator that feed.a U&bll ln an automobile front end han1in1 on a waU. The per100 pedaUng lbe blcy· cle feet. bow much power It lakes to keep the beadU1bta p ln1. Goodman la • National Science Foundation and Dan· forth IJ'aduate fellow and wu graduated from Cornell Unlvenlty He tau1bt at Harvey Mudd College and Califomla loatltute of tbe f\rU. He are• up in Modesto. J · Science, Goodman aay1, la an acceulble 1ubJect and the gallery helps br1dfe the sap. The exhibit• are places f9 r learnlne to happen lruitead of a place for studenll to be t.au&bl, he said. "We want our el.blblll to be uaed ap, worn out. learned from and toocbed, •• Goodman aa1d. Taste U Gallery la an ex· panakm ol Tu&e I Gallery with about twice aa mucb apace available and an Improvement of lb• edtlblta dl•:r.layed lo Tut. t, Qoodman Hi . Ooodmtn aplaloed be Ullel tutAl to mean tbe viewer ta let· UD& a pi"ftiew ol •bat will be exhibited at a lar1e esperieace cent.er plamed at 0r_,. Coan· ty Pa.i.qrouDda. The (a:U boerd'• holldt:I and IJ'OU,Ddl eommWee bu es'ed •five-acre parcel and QoodnMn t. boptns he can mon ldl fadll· ty there lo time for tbe U. fa:U. U.S. Assails ] apan Over Iran Oil Buy PARIS <AP> -!Ji a 1udden 1wtt.cb, the United St.ates la.abed at Japan today for aendln1 "am· b11uoua a1pa1A" to Iran by buy lng bllb-prtced boycou.ed oil and euio1 the dfecta ot • frea.e on Jr a nlan Ulet.I Japanese oil companies and b a nk s drew tbe wrath or American offlc1ala bere •• County PR Fum Hired By Cranston LOS ANGELES CAP> -Sen Alan Cranston bu reta1Ded an Oranse County political comuh· in1 firm known for Its con· aervathe clienta to aoUc1t th.rw million people for contributions ln next yur'1 campatp. The Callf.ornl• Democrat, 1ttk&q hi.a third term, bu hired Butcher ud Forde. wboM re- cent client• have Included How an1 Jarvi.I and GOP 11tM.e Seo. Jobn Schmlll. The unao· nounced move became kDOWla lut •eek. CrambJD and bia campaio m111qer. William Wardlaw, uMl their dedDcm to retain the firm had not.b1na to do with the pro- specU ve challenp toCranaton bJ Republican tax revolt leader Paul Gann. Wardlaw laid Friday DffOtla· UOftl wttb Bu1cber and torde had be1un laat Au1u1t, well before Gann Mid be wu COO· aid•rinl • nm fOI' ofnce. The firm wlll only mall aoUcita&u for campatp con- l r I bu tl o 01 for Cranatoo, Wardlaw aa1d Secretary of State C,rm a. Vance, vi.lit.Ins West European cap1t.a.la, ltepped up bi.I drlve for II united economic front acaimt lrao to force tbe release ol 50 American bosta1ea. Tbe Carter admln1atration bad lmlated publicly that the Uaited Stat.es •• pWq atroq lup. OAS PROSPECTS 8A10 "SOBERING'-AI port from allies. The 1udden crttict.am of J~ WU a star· wa,~ Va nee was lo m eet with France'b P res ident Valery G11urd d'Estaing today In a late addition to hrin& Japan into the dialogue, he 1cbeduJed a meetulg with J apa~ Fonfcn M1nt1ter F .M. Okida here toruebL U .S concern over the Japanese oU purcbue9 wu ree· aster~ with Oldda by Richard Cooper, undenecretarJ ol at.ate for economic affaln, before.the ml.niater'• meetiq wUb Vance. lo LaDdoo on UM flnt lee ol hl• trip today. V anee reportedly met wtth aome luccet8 ln ta1b wltb lkltllb Prime Mlniat.er M ar1ant Thatcher and P'°""ln 11 lniaer Lord Carriqt.oll. But Britain i1 virtually Hlr· autndeat lD oil. U .8. offtctal1 aatd Iranian Forelfn Mlnlater Sade1b Gbotlnadeb sent • t.elesram to Tbe Hque U1inl the trtbuna.I bad no Jurlld.lctJoa in tbe matter and declariq that tbe queation or th• ~.-· releue la •·• marstnal : aecondary upect of• larier problem." . ; • $5,000 RAISED FOR BURNED-OUT NEVADA BROTHEL Owner Fran York With a Flatful of Oof1a1'9 S mog Grips Arizo na B ut R elief Coming PHOENIX. Artz. (AP) Carbon monoxide from the Salt River Valley's cars and other vehicles remained trapped over much of Arizona for a fourth day today, sending an increasing aumber of lung patients lo doc· tors, officials said. But relief WU in sight, belin· ning this afternoon for the ~ atate's blgber elevations and oerhaps Tuesday for the lower ·Police Probe ~Bombing In Santa Ana A bomb blew up the front end of a Santa Ana man's car parked JD the driveway of his home, but no one was injured in the ex· plosion early today. Lt. Jack Nelson said the bomb, set off by a timing device at 1:20 a.m .. also damaged the saragedooroflhe man's home. The high grade explosive bad been planted in the grill of the old car, owned by Elanso Men· doza. a 47-year-old laborer from Santa Ana. Damage to the car w~s estimated at $300. Nelson s&d Orange County crime lab of· flcials are investigating the bombing. but released no further details. locations, the National Weather Service said. Meanwhile, people sensitive to ,ir pollution were urged lo stay indoors and relax. e~ial.b in the evenine hours when the pollutant Jeveh have been hi&b. Ben Chaiken, d1redOI' ol t.be Arbooa Luas A89oclatlan. u1d the association'• aon'eJ of hospitals that treat larce amn. ben of yocmg patJentl abowed increased admiuiom by Friday, "mainly tbe young asthmatic ... "It usually takes two to three days before the patient with chronic lung disease feels the ef· rects," Chaiken said, "those with emphysema first, the aslhmaticnest." 0 lt's okay to tell adults to stay inside -they settle down and watch TV," be added. "The children are a different matter. Children go to school -they go outdoors and play outdoors." Jim Guyton, air monitoring section manager for the Arizona Department of Public Services. said 90 percent of the carbon monoxide level that led lo Friday's poUuUon alert came from vehicle exhausts. It was the first air-pollution alert in Phoenix in four years. 9 Rescued at Sea ST. JOHN'S, Newfoundland CAP) -Nine persons have been rescued from an American· owned sailboat in distress about 1,000 miles off Newfoundland. r -tiill. ''Oobta ~. fOIDI twlCI • . • told.'' 6ubd Terry. TIMI~ bu.>'•. 'oe Cobea. la Pru'• IQD-bj..taw. 111 W to do IOmetb.iq to W, bet out.. .. Cobell tald .. mocblr· ta-Jaw P'taa bappllJ auto· cravbed tbe 11ra. 'terr1 waan•t tint.bed, bo••~-. He •uctlooed oft the b&lforSU. ~Walker. wbo worn• a blatkJack dealer at 1M Es· cl>u1e Club bar·ratavut· cuJao. paid $220 tor • .Jim Beam boW"t.oo bottle depidin& John WQM. • 'The old boy lD the white bat aUU '1 bdp(q out even tbouCb he's gooe," one tBaD said. Many women sported 1pedal- ly made "Support Your Local Hooter" T·lhirts. Sponaon say the dance netted about $5,000, wblcb Terry's wife, B•ten. aa1c1 wu the Int.ended Soal. ••we not~ um to rebuild a brothel. a~ I'm dellabCed It's &here.'~ rs. Terry tald. ••we...._ dda tor Fran." ••rraa 11 one of the most 1raelou9. lovable, ·out&otna peo- ple. ll'a natural with her. Sbe ne••r ab wb1. abe JUlt live$ • . . to the volaateer fl.re depart· ment. to tbe aebool:a, the VFN, tbe Lions Club. tbe BFW, an,.,. wbo'a lD need," Mn Te1T1.Mid. Ttm Koern, a 11-year-old Beat· ty Hilb Scbool student, said Fran once boGCht 50 tickets to a tund·ralllnc drive -and won ''She's nmn.i.n& a busmess out there and helps out the town Why shouldn't we help, .. Koem said Has he ever been to the ranch'> "Well. not for pleasure JUJt~tlct.U."' ,...*:i !:..~· ... ~ ly ov . ''Thia IS tbe m°'t beautitu1 thlnf that's ha> pened In my life.• abe told a croup ot reporun. Later, addreaain1 the crowd, Fran eouldn 't find words to a· preaa her tbanb. Fra uld 1be'1 recel•ed estimates tJI •.ooo to $100,000 to rebuild the raneb. It'• eWftlltly housed ln temponry quarters ln mobile bomes moved onto tbe property. Insurance money may not be forthcomiq, Fran said, becaale her pu.rcbue of the ranch, wblch she previously bad manaced. had closed escrow ooly five days before the fire ·But we'll do 1t ... s he said con- fidently She took a lqng draw on a Scotch and soda and returned to the dance floor World Food Crisis Seen Panel Cal/,s for Urgent Global Action WASHINGTON <AP) -A etobal hunger crisis is likely over the next 20 years that may pose even greater problems than energy woes. a presidential commission said today. Even after three straight years ol aood harvests, h\Uller around the world is still grow. Inc. the panel said. and called the Cambodian famine but a vivid reminder or the larger problem. The peel W'Jed that the Unit· ed States: -Double its non-military roretan aid and take other steps to "help others feed themselves" through better farming methods and higher standards of living. -Mobillu support for such an anti-hunger program, which. if successful. could bring economic harm to some American farmers and factory workers. Tbe recommendation.a are in a prellmlnarr report by the Preaidentia Commission on World Huqer that was bei&\g formally presented to President Carter~ lD a White House ceremOll)'. Tbe commiaalon, beaded by Carter'• special Mideast peace envoy, Sol Unowit.%, said, "Ewn after three years or successive good harvests, the world food situation la still precarious •' One person in eight suffers from malnutrition "severe enoueb to shorten life. stunt physical growth and dull mental ability," the panel said. Unless the United States and other nations act to increase food supplies, the report said. "a crisis ... of even more senous dimensions than the energy crisis appears likely wilhln the next 20 years.•· Two successive years of bad harvests in any or the major grain-producing nations could cause "widespread famine and political disorder" in poor COUD· tries and "would severely dis· rupt a fragile world economy already weakened by energy County Youth Dies After Auto Crash Gregory Ricco. 17, of Placen- tla, died Sonday in Placentia Linda Hospital from head in· juries suffered in a traffic acci· dent Friday Ditht. Placentia police said Ricco was a passenger in a pickup truck driven by Anthony Edward Mendoza Jr .. 19, Fullerton. Mendoza died about an hour after the ll:S5 p.m. ac- cident. Mendota was driving the pickup truck west on Yorba Lin- da Boulevard ~ be lost COO· trol, bounced off tbe center _dWdec.....an4-.eu••ned into a.notber 1u1tboa.md car, poll~ 1ald. The truck theft crubed into • wall wbiJe IGIDC about 50 mllea per hour. omcen aald. FVWoman Found I.alt on Freeway shortages and rampant lnfla· tion," the ~rt said. It urged a doublinl of U.S economic development as sista.nce "within a few years" and asked that elimination of hunger be made "the primary focus" ot America's relations with poor naUolll lt also urced that the federal government drop Its policy ol not spending tu doUan to pro. mote its program.a and instead "initiate a nationwide, lon1· term educational effort" de· signed to gamer public s~ for anti-hunger efforts. Thia would be needed ~ause helping poor nations develop their own agriculture and in- dustry doubtless will cause "some dislocation" economical· ly amone U.S. farms and fac· tories, the report said. But it said the 1overoment could cushion auch abocu and that a bealthy world economy would ewntually produce b6Uer overseas markets for American farm and factory products. Notlo1 recurrent news ac· counts d '"the trqedy of famine in the cambodlan eountryaide. the pllsbt of the boat people adrtlt ln Asian waters, tbe condi· "lions of refucees in ~ut Africa," the commiulon sa1d tta primary attention bas ~n 1hat's Real Yule Spirit NEWBURYPORT. Mass IAP> -A woman who said ber family was helped by the Salva. lion Army when she was a child walked into tbe charity or· gamzation's headquarters here and told officials it was her turn to help. The woman. who declined tu give her name. handed a Salva· lion Army official a stack of bills. 1lie stack turned out to be Sl.000, offiCJals saJd • The woman declined to W< for a tax rettipt "We are deeply grateful for her love for ber fellow man and for her geoen>.1lly The donation will be used for Christmas re· h~r." said Capt. Lesley V Jordan. In charge of the or· ganizallon here directed ·'to les.<i v1s1 ble aspttts of the world hunger problem aspects that are 1ntnns1calh less dramallc, but all the more disturbing precisely because emergency responff and en.sis management a re not the Taxes Due At Midniglit The fll'St mstaltment of Orance County property tax bills f.U. due at mid night tonight, Tax Colle<' tor -treasurer Robert Citron said today A 6 petterit penalty will be charged on all tu bills not returned by the legal deadline. Tbe aecond property tax imtallment LS due Apn l 10 Pro-Iranian G r o up Stages March in LA LOS ANGELES CAP 1 About 75 peo~cludmg a suspended Santa Ana teacher mar<'hed through downtown Los An~eles urging the deportation of the Shah of Iran and .. an end 10 l ' S lmpenahsm ·· The rally in downto1o1. n Lo:-. Angeles Sunday. by the-··us Hands of( Iran Committee"' 11t tracted members or ~roups hkr lbe Revoluttonar) Communi-.t Party, the Feminist Women·, Health Center and V1~nam VeL<. against the War About a dozen lraruana also part1c1pated One pnnc1pal speaker wa<. Richard Robertson. a Santa Ana teacher who wa!> recentlv .. u.-. pended after wearing • button saying .. Death to the -.hah"" to class Robertson. who sa1d he sup ports the lraruan seizure of L' S hostages, told the parade watchers. ··If the l ' S wanted the host.ages back. they'd send the shah back · · answel"!'i Carter established the com· m1ss1on 15 months ago It was -.u ppose-d to make its pre llminary report last July. but was delay~ A fanal report 1s due by June. Plane Loses Tail Cone, Lands Safely M EMPHJS. Tenn <API -The F~eral Aviation Administration wai, trying to determine today why a la11 cone from a Republic Atrhnes DC·9 fell off during tabof( from Memphis lntema· Uonal Airport "It's bappened befoTe, but it's very rare," Atlanta FAA spokesman Jack Barker said Sunday Tbe 10-foot·loog cone. wtucb ~rves a an emeraeac1 exit. f el I off as AtJana. bound Fligbl 1'8 was &uviq the a.irport. aC· cording to Redmond Tyler. public ~latJom director ror )(Jn.. neapoli1-based Republic Airlines. ''The tone was Jettisoned on the Memphis runway and the aircraft circled the airport and landed wtthout ancldent." Tylet said ··On Uus particular lll<>del •llr<'rafl. the tail cone 1s not part of thl' pressunred cabin and the 1 n <' 1 d 1• n t d 1 d n o t 1 n v o I v e aar~orthrness or the plane or the !'>J ft>I) of the pa<>!!lengers · There wen• no an1uries lo the ~2 pJss engcr~ or four crew m(•mbers Harker saad hl• did not thmk SundJy s incident would prompt J na11onW1dE' che<'k of DC·9s or ~roundan~ or tht• twin-engine Jet~ "'Thl·~e thUlJ!S have fallen off bE'forc.> dlld at really doesn't pose an) dan~l·r to the aircraft The tail cont' m1j!hl be compared to the fender or an automobile.'" he '>8td "We are. of course. in· terested m finding out what bap- pl'ned an tha'\ particular tnci· dent The runway was closed for l2 mmut~ as workmen retneved the glas!-. fiber cone our hooded 1ambaulldtl s-wrz.atshirt ... Hol~ Our Teq>en 81lAINLDfB WaOTa IN part. ''Tbe reacUon ol Americans to the boeta1e atuaUoa ln Tehran ... bu re- sulted ln emodoaal outbunta <on campua> a1alnst aQYOM Wall lie Alway• Be Ca"'Jling Thal Otioe Bran.ch7 who even appears to be Iranian. This letter la intended to enlist your support and assistance on behalf of these stu· dent.s during this stressful penod.'' Shainllne went on to note that to the best of lbe knowledge of authorities on the Long Beach campus, "none ol the 242 Iranian students has been rnvolved Ul any act or violence · • He added, "Many have been fearful for their own safe· ty. while also worrying about their families al home dur- mg this \D'lStable period " 'Ibua waa the Long Beach vice president ror student af fairs calling for faculty support and assistance for Iranian studenla at lhls time TIDS IS A MARKED contrast to the actions of the so- called "students" in Tehran who are holding American citizens hostage. Why do we persist in calhna lbo6e people ~tudents, anyway:> In truth. they are a bunch of international ganesters. Meanwhile, wt> even turn our telev1s1on over to the man who tb called the Iraruan foreian mmi~ler. Sadeg Gotbzadeh. who tells us how tus "studenla" are followmg his orders an dealing with the American hostages And he 1s smilmg into the cameras. .. YOU ARE LEFT TO WONDER 1! we d had lelevls100 about this tame or year an 1941, if we would have tn· terviewed Hideki Tojo so he could tell us bow lbinga went at Pearl Harbor So now, the Iranian Rovemment. 1f there 1s one. ig nores the World Court and shrugs at the United Nations Little wonder. H's too bad lh<' world oparuon makers wont SN· the statem<'nl issued by the VICC prci11dent of students a(faars at Cal Slate, Long Hcach It might give them a recognition that the Uruted States isn •t replying by retalaauon Not yet. anyway Waiter Sets World Mark BEVERLY HILLS <AP ) With a 23-ounce open bottle or water still intact on hia UY.a· ounce bar tray, waiter Roger Bourban shaved more than 10 minutes from his r~rd on a lO·ldlometer waiter's race. Bedecked lo bis black-and· white waiters' garb with the ob- ligatory white glove. the 31-year· old Swiaa native finished the course in 36:56 Sunday. Some 3,000 orficial and about 1,000 unofficial non-waller Joe· gers -including acton Hal Linden, Dustin Hoffman, Bruce Dern and comedian Jimmy Walker -turned out for the event, sponsored by the Beverly Halls Recreallon and Parka Department and Perrier Jn· temalional. Sheen Died Petreefully, Friend Says NEW YORK (AP) Arcbbl&bop Fulton J. Sheen, whoae televialoo mtn.lltry pve b lm a secular popularity awarded few rellaioua leaden, la dead at the a1e of 84. The Roman Catholic prelate. who survived open heart sur- eery two years ago, finally sue· cumbed to the heart aliment Sunday nlibt, nld Arcbbl&bop Edward O'Meara, a close friend. "He bad a peaceful end," said O'Meara. DV&ING HIS years in the public eye, Sheen won lelevis1on·s Emmy award and was responiuble for the con- version of such nationally known persons aa Henry Ford 11 and Clare Boot.be Luce. Sheen's word.a began to reach mlllloos of Americana in Ul10, when be became the flnt ree· ylar minister on Radio's "The Catholic Hour." In ~. his slim bulld and deep-set eyes became ramlliar with the premiere of the wee1cly television proeram "Lire ls Worth LJVJ.n&." For five years, as many as 20 million viewers tuned in each week despite strong competition rrom Malton "Uncle Miltie" Berle. Frank Sinatra and Groucho Marx's "You Bet Your Life." "Thia ls Uncle Fultie," Sheen once told hia audience, ldddlna lha t "angels " eraaed hla blackboards. Hla remarks were widely quoted -an atheiat, be said, was "a man without a.ny visible means of support" -and when he ended active church Ure, he quipped. "I didn't retlre. t retreaded · HIS TELEVISION sponsor's money, after expenaea. was donated to Misalon Humanity, a United Nallooa·affillated aaeocy of which Sheen was national director. Many other Americana knew Sheen through voluminoas writ· ln1s. ranging from articles on communism to inspirational books like "Way to Inner Peace" and "Gulde to Content· ment." Sheen's biggest job was u head ol the Society for Propa1a· tion of the Faith, the cburcb'a fund-raising arm for foreip miaalona. Storms Buff et Rockies Other Areas Beam Under Clear Skies Tempon>•t11rn HI I.AP~ ll U Ol n ,. •• I II ~· 1S ~ JS •• JO •S ~ 3S at ,. ,. •1 21 H l'I ., JJ ti JI 40 11 u 4S Ml ll 40 tA t .7 S1 (t ... a ,. .u .. 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"Our poor people are sreat people. a vwy lovable people They don't need our pity and aympatb)'. They need our un dentarwttn1 love and lbey ~ our reapect ... " she said. apeakiq without notes • Comlldt* daalrmu Prof. Job._, .. , wtlo Pl'••ed ta. prbe, Mid llota. T_... de-Mrnd U.....,.. .'beeaaM lbe promat• &*Ce Jn tbe IDOlt,.. damtllUlm .... -~WOOGftrmatJaD ol bumaD dl,..u., .•• tte 1ear•i 10 otber Nobel laureate•, fhe of Uaem Amertcau. were to Nc.lwe tbllr PHw toda7 at a eel4NllmlJ lD~-. &•'*1N'llNG TBS D ,..,.. Kot!Mr 'lWeu bu lpeat Wwlna the poor and tbe tick ln tbe aprawllq 1luma of Calcutta, Sean-NCalJed • onee Mid: ''I• tbeH 1ear1 of work amoq tbe people, 1 have eome more and more to realiJe that ll la bebw unwanted that .. the wont ctr.a. tbat any human t. iqcaaperience. "She belWfee," SaDMll uid. • 'tbat. the wont dlseue todaJ la not lepccieJ or tuberculosla, but r8tber tbe feeii.q of betna UD· want.ed, mcared 1or and deeert· ed by everybody. 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A .... etl LOS ANG~ (AP) -An i.nv..u1auon •• wader •• ,. Into. near·eolll.IJan bet n ao American Atrllnu 107 jet and • llqMI Airwest DC·f on a ruowQ at Loll~-latarnaUonal Alrport. The HUlbel Jet had to abort It.a ~eclf.L •tooDild atiout 1,CIClO feet trocn tbiAmencab JW'at.ddJ«, a· noerai Avfalloi Admlntatn· tloo 1pokeaman said Sunda1. Tbe ,. AA statement aald the Amertean jet ''lnadvertenUy tuied onto the runway" where the Huchea carrier, which had been cleared for takeoff by the cootrol tower, was pick.inc up speed. 1-,, \'letla Crltle•I SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -A woman wbo survived a 25-story drop from a hotel here remained ln critical condltlon today, a bopsital spokeswoman said. The identity of the woman, about 25, still bad not been de· termlned early today. three days after she fell or jumped from a fire escape of the Goldea Gate Holiday Inn and 1111uhed into • car below. She suffered extensive multiple fractures, internal and head injwies. A witness saJd: "She dropped head first like abe was diving ln· to a swimming pool. She Just jumped off like she koew exactly what she was doing. There wasn't a sound. It wu eerie watching her fall." Gap ••~• Femlauc LOS ANGELES <AP) -A group of gay Mormons from across the country bas crtt1cized the church's excommunication of feminist Sonya Johnson as "tragic and lnsensitive." About 70 delegates of the orgaruzatioo Affirmation wound up a two-day convention here Sunday by approvioi a reeolutioo COO· demning the ouster of Ms. Johnson for her outspoken support of the Equal Right.a Amendment The sbt-year-old group has a nationwide membenhip of about 1.000 homosexuals, officers said. It' ... •'• Bod9 Fe•11d l PIEDMONT (AP) -AUUlonues nere are inveatiaating the death of a Los Gatos woman whose body was found ln the trunk of her partially-burned Mercedes over the weekend. The victim, Gloria Acraa.lco, 49. disappeared Friday after a lunch with her husband, Eugene, owner of Diana Fruit Preserving Company iJ) Santa Clara. Her car -with blood dripping from the trunk -was spotted ln a church parking lot early Sunday Officers said she had a bead wound 1'fan Seeking New Heart Tries Arizona Hospital Mondlly. Deoefnbef 10, 1179 Bolltlteeed'• Bottest'Properties Alan Alda and Jill Clayburgh (left) share laugh following presentation of 1979 Golden Apple Awards as male and female stars of the year in television and films. Dudley Moore (right). star of the film "10," holds his award as ''discovery of the year." presented by Hollywood Women's Press Club Mariette Hartley won the female version Carol Burnett won top honors for her achieve· men ts "as a performer and a person." John Travolta won a ··Sour Apple" scrolJ. g1ven each year to the "celebrity who most belleves b1s own publicity " Fut11re Gas Supply 'Sobering' LOS ANGELES <AP> -AJlocationa to gasoline dealers are more than 19 percent below gasolUle use tn December two years ago -and the nation's primary stock.a of gaaol.t.De are less than one day's supply over the level where spot shortages could de· velop, the Lundberg Letter reports "Prospecta in general are sobering," the letter said SundJly. because the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Counlr1es at a Dec. 17 meeting is expected to lncreue the price ceiling on crude exports above the current $23.~per-barrel level. THE LOS ANGELES-BASED publication bases 1ts flgur~ on analysis of oil company anno~ment.a and surveys or lhousand5 of dealers. NaUonal 1asoUne conawnp&o at the end of 1t1'9 is expected to show a drop of 5 percent compared with 1978, including a 7 4 per cent ~back in the last ball ol the year, said Mark Emond. the Lundberi Letter's editor-ln-dlW. Tbe letter said U.S. oil companies are releasing 293 m1lllon gallons of gasoline daily ln ~mber, compared with 288 million gallons released daily ln November. PR.DIARY STOCKS of gasoline -finished products at re· fineries, in pipelines and large terminals of 50,000 barrels or more -stood at 224 millloo barrels Nov. 30, the American Petroleum Institute reported. That compared with the federal Energy Depart- ment's ••minimum acceptable level" ol 219 million barrels for that dale. the letter said. Conservation ~oal~ announced by the Energy Department re· cently were descnbed ln the letter as "mild " The goals include hm1t1ng natJonal consumptJon lo 7 m1lllon barrels dally next year "TIIE SIGNIFICANCE of the nalJonal conservatJon dnve 1s not m the level or U S ea.sohne consumption 1t sets, but rather an the preparallon of the public for 1treater sacnfiee an the future," the letter staled. "The effects of the Iranian embargo have not yet been felt, and a cushion is highly desirable '' Although tot.al state supph~ have fallen JJ percent below hut December"s l~el. industry analysts s.ay lhe compan.son could be m1sleadl0g ~au.se of s1.0elrp1une tnggered by the lraman revolu- tion DECEMBER'S GASOLINE allocallon to dealers nallonWJde "ere 193 percent below De«mber 1977, the base-penod set by the Department of Energy that 011 compames use an f1gunng monthly allol'at1ons. This month's alloca\Jons are 6 7 percent below Det'ember 1978, the letter srud The November, 1979 gasoline al· locattoru. were 10 2 percent below November. 1978, and October's supply was 7 4 percent below Oct.ober. 1978 ~ LW>dber& Letter said allocatJoas are lower than available supplies because 011 companies must set uade 5 percent to stat.es for dastnbuUoo 1n banbtup cues. They abo must aupply addt· llonal psolme to "pnortty men" and comwnen who have been granted exceptions undei-federal a.Uoeationa rel'llatiooa LOS ANGELES (AP) -A California heart tnngplant candidate who was turned down by the only hospital approved for Medicare fWKl· ing of the surgery has been accepted at the University of Arizona Health Sciences Center The coat of the operaUon and 45-day J>Olt·•UJ'lery atay tit Arizooa bas averaaed about $21,000 10 far. Copeland aatd. Rouldove bu re· porledly raised about *20.000 since hls plls.bt was tint publicized in Oc· tober. _ADVENTURES OF CHRISTMAS Medicare officials bad agreed to pay for the previously experimental surgery for George Rouklove of La Canada on condition that the pro· cedure was performed at Stanford Univers1ty Medical Center, WM~ the bill runs between $70,000 and $200. ()()(). BUT SfANFORD, generally con· sidered to have the best met.bods and results with the surgery, rejected Rouklove last month when doctors there said the 31-year-old macbirust would probably die before a suitable heart could be found for him. But at Arizona, surgeon Dr. Jack Copeland said there is no waiting list and only two patients have died dur· ing pre-transplant evaluations. Rouldove has been placed on In- travenous medications to relieve the strain on bis heart. Although surgeons at Arizona have done only four heart transplants since the program began last spring, Copeland said be participated in 3S tranaplants while training at Stanford. Copeland said Medicare abould pay for m08t of Rouldove's post-operative care Wurt Shelves Taiwan Treaty W ASlUNGTON (AP) -The U.S. Supreme Court. on its last scheduled day before a four· week holiday recesa, look no ac- tion today in a constitutional showdown over the ending of a U.S. defense treaty with Taiwan tbal i. to expire Jan. 1. In a move that puuled court observers, the justices refrained from acting on an appeal by Sen. Barry Goldwater, R-Arlz., and 24 other current OT former mem· bera of Congress challenging President Carter's authority to terminate the treaty without congressional approval. Ro]e)c. Definitely no time to lose. Don't miss out on the fashion and precision only lU>lex can deliver. The classic man's Datejust in 14 brat yellow gold and stainletl steel with matcltin -···--·-bracelet. 11,loo. YOUR TICKET TO THE FINEST STORES Look daily for new tickets to some of the 1 76 "Attrac tions" to be found. MEN'S APPAREL Alex Sebastian llle Bank Barney's Chasln's custom Shlrtmakers llle Gap Gentry, Ltd Glnglss Formal Wear The Hotel Harris & Frank LaNY Douglas, Ltd The LIY8fY The London Shop Stuards f<>< Men GENERAL APPAREL Houae ot T •ffY Tannery Weat CHILDREN'S APPAREL eergatrom'a For Children Le Jiliagaaln And Bullock's l. Mapin Joeeph Maplin May Co. Nordstrom Saka Fifth Ave. Sean P.W. Woolworth ~"f: =:r~n~~.::.,.. p..-.C· tloD,.,. aboul fty1 mu.~ bhdllli. PrtOr to tm. lbe cltlel Ill.pant Mnlee I th ~ achel &dJ• to 1' own. ~ a private firm. LU latmla Bucb Sen1c.a ., WOD Utll 'I coaaty beacbll. near Bin Cle t.e and la eompeW.Jve bid· dln1. . The cootrai:t ~ Dec. II ad the e U. and Ule private ftnn haYe ed In IDlrlt.ed Mddln1 for Dat year'• cantract. new coat.rari '1IO calll for rvl 1 M Sunaet Beach and at the Santa Ana River lett)t, Mtr19ft·tJ1 aerved by the cltl of HunUniton Beacb and Newport Beach. Supervisors must cut thJ"ou.ib the CODtroveny and select tho service that off en the best' p!"OWetlon at the lowe1t cio.t. The cities appear to bave the loalde track because their comblned offar ls substantially less than the private firm's. The private company charses that the cttlea are try. ing to drive it out of bualneu. In 1978, cities cbar1ed $180,000 for protect.loo at coun· ty beaches in San Clemente and Laauna Beach alone. In 1979 the private firm won the low bld and performed the service for $128,000. Yet the cities have put out a bid of '97.000 for 1880, compared to a bid of $113,000 by L11e1ua.rd International. It ls true that there have been revtalona ln the service, but the dilf ereoce ln the current city bid and what it charged in the past ls enough to raise eyebrows. It gives the impression that it took competition from private enterprise to reduce the coats. Supervlaors should make sure prices don't skyrocket again 1f the com- petition should di1'appear. Race Meet Puzzle The Orange County Fall Fair Thoroughbred Race Meet at Los Alamitos has been increasingly successful in its three-year life. That makes the California Horse Racing Board's de· cision to lop two days off next year's meet and move it two weeks later m the year difficult to understand -on the surf ace. Initial attempts to launch the meet ran into im· mediate opposition from the Santa Anita and Hollywod. Park tracks. But their successful suit to block it was overturned and the meet got under way in November, 1977 The preliminary estimate or a SlO million betting han- dle was exccl•dcd by a sizable S6 million that year. In 1978 the bellmg rose lo $22 9 million a nd last month's 14-day meet drew $25.6 million m bets. Hollywood Park. as usual, complained to the state board that the Orange County meet interferes with its harness racing programs, though they are run at night while the fair m eet is in the daytime. So the board now has decided to limit next year's meet to 12 days. This, according to the fair board management, can cost the fair more than $200,000 in re- venue. Complicating matters further 1s a state board de- c111on to move the Orange County meet to a later date next November to accommodate a request for an add1· uonal two weeks of racing at the Del Mar track in San Diego Count). The fair board wlll be well advised to initiate a legal challenge to the state Horse Racing Board's rulings. The popularity of the Orange County race meet. in addition to boosting fair revenue, has clearly shown a de-' mand for thoroughbred racing closer to home. It's time the state board stopped bouncing the f air's endeavor around like an orphan. I Wuntians Generous Inflation, taxes and the rising cost of groceries ap- parently were not enough to deter Orange Countiam when they were asked to contribute to thla year's United Way fund drive. Last week Carl Karcher. 1979 campaien chairman for United Way of Orange County North/South, waa able to announce to volunteers and community leaders that more than S8 million in pledges had been received. toppin1 the goal of $7.5 million. That's an increase of 23 percent over last year's figure. Th.is l8 not only a record for the county. but a1ao the large_si percentage increase for any comparable United Way m the country .. Karcher's enthmlastlc corps of volunteers deserve credit for their efforts, as do the corporations and cor· porate employees whose generous response resulted in tbe impressive tot.al of contributions The funds will be allocated to a variety of community services including child care, youth activities, family counseling, senior citizen assistance and health pro· grams. And tbe rest of the aood news is that cbairman Karcher bas agreed to serve as United Way North/South chairman again next year. He has accepted quite a challenge, to try to top the 1979 record . • Qplnlons e)(pressed In the apace above are thoM of the Dally Piiot Other view• exprnMd on this p1ge are thote of thetr authors an<I artist• Reider comment la Invited. Addrna The Dally Piiot, P.O. Box 1580. Coste Men. CA 92626. Phone (714) &42·"321. Dear W AIHINOTOK -Wllea &Aet.ar• Nlxoa trt•• 10 '"nt•l)f to llMP tit• AD· tri•laatbll ta Ho.a.. ...,,.. fi ........ pubUC • ttiil lut tibia~ •rtNd tar~ an tlM _ ..tftll!'lnla ol " ve pri~.r.-........- ll WU DOl for Nlaoo to admJl fraldly &bat bil •• tl7lDI to .,v. &la OW'D • akin, and tbat 1tat"m..,11•• eoncern for lbe lmUtuUoo of the pre•· tdency had notblnt whatever to do wttb ll. ln1tead, be . wrapped hlmaelf ln the auppoeed 11net.tty of exeeuUve prtvllep -a prln· clple u yet u.nt.ea\ed before the Supreme Cowt. IT WAS A pa~tlc 1ambU, born ol desperaUoo, but lD tbe end lt a~ -partially. For Nlxoo had a friend at court. the man be bad named u cblel jmUce ftve yean before -War- ren Burier. A1 we have learned from Justice William Br,nnan's secret memoirs and other sources, Burcer ar1ued vebemenUy oo behalf of the man who bad liven blm the Wetlme .. a=•.,,.,, Wbea lt ..... car tbit M would 1te a .m.la1· ty ~ .lll!IJIJ the ddef j\&IUc» .. ,, JOiMI .. majortt( a04 ... ........... to wrtt. .... Ollill- ioa. "41Yaaee word of tlae • uefaYorabl• dectalon waa U.OUCWW11 a.Med to tbe ftlte HoaH, 1oarce1 told oar U· IOdate Ga1'7 Colan. Give t.ba fltCU ad tbe ~ t.Mr• wu no wa1 8urser IPA" bla bmefactnr complMelJ'. Tbe dedlloo ordertq Nl.llOD to tura tbe tape1 ov•r to Ule Water1ate 1,.w.1 proHCator Haled U.. Dnlldim1'1 fate. ID a matter ol days be bad ....,,,.., to avoid eerta1D lmpeaebmmt and coovic:tloo by eoo,,..... BtJT BU.GEa"S r"tra!Md opinion. l'Upportin1 the lofty claim ol nffUt.lve prtvileae lD seneral, allowed Ntson to a.um vindJcatlon tn prlnclple. lt al- lowed him t.o pose, not u 1 creven culprit who bad been uu1ht redbaodecl ln the con- 1UtuUoo.al cookie Jar, but u an uoapprectaled atateemu who bad made 101De ~ ou.- t.aku ud wu beinl done lD by partisan pqlltkiana and MDI•· Uon-seeklnc newsmen The Bwcer optnioo, ln abort, Wll a keystone ol the Nlxon Myth -the cockamamie diat.or· Uon ot event.a that 1ua•elnl the dts1raced preaident'a loyal fol.lowers lD the delU1loo t.bat be ' ••• tbe vtetlm, aol tb• ~. Buraer bad ,..,.sd Nb0n for bla appotatment -ba Ip .... Tbe fact u.a aurcar ... .w. ma to clp&fJ t» quesUaoable ;practice ol necuuve prtvilete u "~l&uttonany bued." Ml· liq a ~ sneedeat for future preaidenu with IOmetbb:ll to bide. abould bave come • 110 ~· ID Im to )'UR Oil die court. ........ bu lbowa IC~ for COD-at.ltt.d ..... l m wbe tbeJ coafU« wltb OWD political pNdiMedoM ill favor ol aa aJI. -1M Bl& Go9muDent. UDder Burpr'a aut.bort1u1an leadenblp, t&e Supreme Cow1 bH eomlltently chipped away 1t protectlooa aupposedlJ suaranaeed t.o lndividuala a.ad fo1UtutJoo.a u.oder lb• BUI ot Rl&bta. LI&& nm II.AN wbo appoUd.- ed blm, Burs• bu• puaklaate zeal I« Ma"eCJ -and a cor- respoocllnaJ1· pauioft.ate batted for members ol t.be pc"eU wbo try to pieree tbe abroud of MCreeJ, or wbo have the lm· .,ertiDeoee to criUdae etther h1a Judicial or penooa.J bebarior Uke Nixon. the chief juatice'1 atUtudea may at.em from 1 fee.I· iDI of inadequacy, a nautn1 IUlp&dCJD lhllt be la not up to the powerful job be bolda. Certalnly Burier la not reprded by lepJ • • L =~~~~u.~rWE~~·~~=&!• Paul Harvey aeholln or judldal .eoll!ffl~ .. a brUUMt of • ADd b1a ... Ill.ah ...... tnll&- mnt ol faJR :jtlltlat Uit O*t P9f'llODDel ban .U tM eanurb of luecurttJ. Ju1Ucu wbo dl1plea11 Burier. UM a and PoUar Stewart, IN OHr wbm bil ba.Ddl oul ·wrftllll .. alpmenll -&be IDOllt ...,,.,.._ tn1 cbore • Supreme Coiart JuaUee bu. Re bu wren del-- &,pated wbo wtll wrtte the ma· joritJ opUdoa Oil a =le of OC· cuioel when be bl w11 OD lb• m.IDarity llde, • break with court tradition tbat bu a.Dieted other Justices. In 8ur1er'1 book, law and or· der oft.en become more order than law. Police power bu ln- creued t.o the detriment ol in· dlvtdual deleodaota' riahu un- der the Burier court. EVEN IN amall mitten, tb1I authoritarian streak 1bow1: Burier summarily ordered the tranafer ol aa :!t1:ee whom be 1Ulpected ol a advanee k.nowledp ol court deelalooa t.o a televfalon reporter. Court penoanel are subjected to star· c:h1mber 1rlllln1 and other form• ol baruam~t it they are so much u seen talk.inc t.o mem- bers of the press Bur1er·1 war with the news media hu been chronicled here before. He ll cep1ble of int.em· perate jna~lta and petly reprt1ala acaimt reporten who eurclle their F\nt Amendment ri&ht by wrttln& at.orie. Burier dJaapproves of. And wblle t.hil ml1bt be lauf~ off by the med.le as almp y one coat ol do- tn1 bmlneal, lt'• oo lauahlna matter wben Buraer'a deep~ seated~ ot tbe pnu la reflected lo far·readalDI Supreme Court ded1lOD.1 that hamper tbe free flow of lnlorma- Uon t.o the public Tbat'a the important thing about Burier. In another man, bis penonal traita --pompo8ity. s hort temper. vanlty, con. deacension --would be more than rnLD« irritaUooa t.o tbe few wbo must won with him. But ln a cb1ef JUSllc:e as an a presi- dent personal 1dJosyncruies c: an have Stt10US c:onaequences for mUliom ot American1 ll they are a ~ of bia bulc COD· tempt far tbe public ~ t.be demoentlc •J*m. There la, unfortunately, one lbm1 an wblcb Burier la unlike Richard Nasoo He serves for lJfe. Americans Seeking Escape from 'Bigness' A New Yorker friend of m1De hea been plannint retirement for some time -aw1y from the ratrace and lnto .ome leu bee· Uc envtroruneat. He cbole PboenlJt, Artz. But befon be could make the move, Camelback Road ln Pboeotx sot cJocsect with ruab -bour traffic so be decided to re- tire imtead t.o a mailer Tucaoo. But 1bop- Pinf for trao· qul ity there he dlacovered be'd apln have problems lbop- PlDC and parklnl and a per. capita crime wone than New York'•· Now be bu purdiUed a boUle Charles McCabe on a lot on a 1oll coul"M lD Ureea. 8aac.M Bernerdo bu Preacott. Aris. woo D,,._,,I recocmUcm fOf' ha di~~. lltJT WREN be 1eta there be Sot.bey mowed then. 11a.at wu will dllcover blmaelf aooo to be lo 19". aurrowded by e tltanUc w~ Today:.:Z..SM1· urban aprawt real estate development. /... bu ·~_J tbelr Utopta aad You cu nm -but you ca"t IOUNd bide. TLUnC MCll.8 ~ half an The Wall Street Jourul re-1aov cm the ,._..,. Grocwy cmtb' loteniewed tbe Tbom.81 .aor.. .,. f::med ad prtc. Murrap ot St. Louil. llo. Tbl7 are tmpcml 0. tbelr rallroed bad aoucht a retlremeat baWD nUntDlal taeame. outatde the urban 1pnwl ad So tbe Marn~-:.., out ad found one: Rancho Bemardo, mewed beck to Id. llo .• Calif. ~ ol lta1taa abe9d o1 b1p Picture th11: Twenty·~ eoa&a. crime ad ~ fOf' miles nortb ol San Diep, far wbatewr ~ tM1 baft Wt. moulb tn1aad to be fot·fr. 1" Tbe)' an DCllalaae. A oatbaal wttb.ln reach ol tbe clean OCUD real aus. ~uultlnt flrm, br'Mie. <Joodtln a.....reb, 111' tMn la Tb• price for their t•o· • arvwtna IDOffmeat by retlrw bN.room bouM WU reuon&ble: ''back to &be vUJue. '' ba1f the loea1 populatioD an,... UDOftld.allJ, tAiey eall It a ··baJ...t rnoluUocl. ·' lJytq apemes are hip "'81")'· where, but boullnl and IDOlt 1enle9 do cost leu outaide arbaoareu. M aD1 an lllOvtq Into mobUe bom• ln W9l'Y naraf ....... abu· donln& t.M eluate retirement eomm...W. to tbe wealthy. POPVIAftON movemeata to amaller towua are e1peclally pronounced tn Callforola, ArtJoaa and Florida. Sun City wa1 developed 19 yean qo 12 milft northwest ol Phoenix. Arts.. to escape "bit· DeM." Now Sun City la "bit," bu a population of 50,000; new bome uJes there are decllntna. Americana everywhere are paylq for the "too many pec>- ple" problem. In the cities, and wbierever tbe dUea overflow. t.be aaaJUtudM mab • meu. This Man Does No Penance for Having Children Ume to time we baft rew•ed our decl1lon not to b••• ~ ud after== ol m•"'-"ba..a • te1Nta"7' Aid DotW .,... 08 tbe~olNP4tJ. Her ... bMd eNqa-la: 0 1'• bave tborotaftb •DJoJed oar carefrM llleitylt and noom· mendtttoodaen." Cbildren are a part of life, and DlltaaDI tM moet f\dftll- tq .-It-ol tl A Ute wttboul dillirm ..... ltaU.at • ., • lb ~ ., ............ ,... .,.. ti • dllld • *'*-.. CIDt cl tM IWt = .... ill tbl world to • TM modDet m•J twn --~~butt.be .,,., ... la ltlll . Tbll .... -~ tbll • ..... .._,,,.._ all • ,,.. at'•llll ftllj 61 ....... ti ta.. .............. , .... .... memda ...... .-.ILA cam·· ..... .., ....... . ... .... ,..,= ......... . .............. . .•.. B•n•re• A U .S. Supreme Court Justice for almost (our decades, William O. nou.taa, now 82 and retfred, baa been awarded an honorary doctor of laws degree from his alma mater, Colum· bia University. • • • CllBISTMA88PECIAL "PORTABLE SPAS" Hotendreedytoute 24hf'I. edey s.ttcorufned, nostw prtp1tetlon. connect11ntO'lflA6.xlttlno,_.ctn:utt JustPh'8ttln $1595:• 5t':c':=- Regular Prlc•tt"5 FREE DELIVERY ..................... N#l9..,..,~ SHOP TONIGHT AND SJriURDAY TILL 9:30 SUNDAY AND MONDAY 10 TO 6 Hurricane lamps. ' .. Your choice, $15 to 34.99 Choose from these elegant styles. Dansk mushroom. 25.95 Dansk humcane lamp, 19.95 Astral Master's Edition two-piece hurncane 24% lead crystal. hand blown. hand cut Exclusively ours Reg $60, 34.99 Two-piece humcane imported from Italy, $15 Dtnmg Accessofles 'Children of God' Uses Sex To Lure R~eruitA ALTUNA'l'IVSLT CAUO TBS ••'CM.Jdlo'llm of Ood" or "Loft Famlll.'' lt II ODe ot num,l'OUI reU&lom tlW ~ up tn UUa eountry about tile It.art ol the 1'70'1, IOIDe fadlne, Gtben IUU pow-tnt, uaualb more aJowly. Tbty've \&Ddereon• a ~line. acc:ordlq to 11.ndmo ol a IW'Ve)' ol wrtten acroa the country made b)' lb• Rev. artln E. Karty, a ------------------chureb biit.Onan of the Unlvenlty ol Cbicaio Plateott"-Day I BAND II -Brace you.nell for tb1a ooe: Bruce Harris 11 an orthodoollat/dentl.lt ln Fountain Valley. National Park Restrictions Eyed SEQUOIA NATIONAL PARK <AP> -Day UM ooly would be allowed ln the Glant Forest area ol Sequoia National Parlt under a mana1ement plan prepared by the National Park Service. Overnight accommodations would be reloeat· ed to Clover Creek. Visitor service facilltles and concession employee hotUing al.lo wowd be local· ed there. The plan recommends a shuttle bus system between Clover Creek and Giant Forest to reduce traffic and atr pollution. Pm information officer Henry Jones ta.id the plan is intended to restore the part's natural coodi· tion as much as possible while cootinuin& to pro- vide for Vllitor use. Divinity Scbool "Nlnety·tbree percnt uw thele p-oupe slid· int at t.be decade's eod," he reports in the ecumealcal weekly. Cbrbtlall Century. But the "Children of God" or "Love Family." wtth unlta and 111aWn1 adc:b'ee.MI lD many COUD· tries, &till ls acUvely punuinc members. as ln· dlcated ln the mall1.n11. advocatin1 sex u an evan1ellatic technique. "n.a& CAN SATISFY neab, but only aplrtt can aatJafy aplrit, and we soon found that we bad to 1lve ol both to 'utiafy all their needs accord.inc to His rlcbea in alory'." Bert writes, alone with drawinp ol couples la close embrace. "We soon found our heart.a irreshtably drawn into the vacuum oC their bearta to satisfy their spirlta, even as our bodies were irres1stably drawn toselher . . . to Hti&(y tbetr fiesh. There WU nowhere to draw t.be tine between t.be two. fieah and spirit. "There wu no halfway ... It bad to be 'all or nothing at all' or they could not believe ll was real love ... 1be two were ~able, the ooe coukl not 10 without the other and we bad to feed them both together." The maJ.lin&s come from Zurich, Switzerland, where Berg apparently resides, accordinc to b.1a personal secretary. •·John." But followers lately also have been active in many other cities, particularly in Libya, where they booor its leader, Col. M. Khadaty, with special soop and UUea. THE B"NAI B'aITll report aaya the irouP 's materials~ a mixture of biblical mlaquotationa, sex, predictions of earthly doom and "a.nti-larael, pro-Arab propacanda steeped la crude anU- Semltillm." It also reaularly deocMmcea all hll· torically organized churches. ·'The church made God~reated sex a alD -we have made 11 a virtue' -as be Hlmlelf intended," a Bers pamphlet says. "God bless you with Iota ol his love! If you can't rind it at bome or cburcb. try u.. We11 love you!" He IQI tMt ''IO far U ... ,. cone.ned and u far u the Bl.,._ aa11. for• tber'e II DO tudl WDl IDJ'IDOft u lldu!WrJ." He tUa the Ta Com-maffrneN aJM an ou&. .. rar • tM1.,.. DO mon. ftaDk God!. ':. ''R NOW ONLY llAVB to keep God's law ol Jove H1a onlY law -love! Now all t.binp an lawiul to ua la love ... Tbe 'law of love' eupenedla all G&blr laws. . . So love. . . ..lt't 1uch a 1mall ...,, 'fl!IO' to lllow It bJ '111t • 1111Ueor , .. kind Wol'dl aliliil& tM !Md'• low, or • few dwes and a few afrecthl• _pell or pecb -ud °"HionaUy nea mont ..• TrJ livtaa U. ... ..,. ot Ood'• me to loa9 •a.ut• today ad ... 11 be wcm•t tma tDto a •PrtDce Cllarmln&. • .. I The Alan Paine lambswool cable front cardigan is a pe!fect gift suggestion for the disaming man. Storekeeper customer Dan Dinsmoor thinks so, and he's a real gentleman ... well. that's what he told us. a llere'I a bee gjft about lhe seillrom snew office bylhe sea. Come to our new Corona Del Mar office on East Coast Highway and go home with a ·FREE copy of ''Sea Life," by Mau rice and Jane Burton. It's a beautiful marine- environment book filled with 63 pages of colorful pictures and information about every- thing from jellyfish to sharks. A perfect gift for you or for the student in your life. We give'°'' a lol ••mforym•••••..,. Let's ~tart with our service. Our tellers have only one thing to do during business hours, and that's provide financial service. So whatever your savings needs are , justcomeinandwe'll helpyou choose a plan to shape your future . A plan which will earn the highest interest allowed by law. We have some other services, too, at Brentwood. Such as our Tele- phone Transfer, Note _;== - Collection, Retirement Plans, Visa® card, and many more. Ni We can't wait lo ••1eel ym. When you cometoourgrand opening, § ~ we can become better acquainted. ~ ~ What'smore,youcanhelpyourselfto ~ m . some tasty resfreshments and pick up your beautiful FREE copy of "Sea Life." Just come in to 2867 East Cbast tJighwaY-and get your free gift. . Pacific Ocean we~d lif{e 0 QIVe YOU something 2as1 E. Q)ast HW}'. • to remember t1s by. (But hurcy~ This offer goo© omly durirag the m0nth 0f Decem~r or as long as supplies last.) ' tillond9y, 0.C.Mber 10, 197' UDlll' 6d1 by tM com= 11 88 1512. a bW autbored b)' tbe Oi'aap .......... to U.. 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C.., t ..,,., G411K• !Ilea.a flf T WlllH!, Ce Meta of tlle '"'llM• will be CIHet9d Oii T-Y. o,cemw II. "" ... ODAM .. St ~·· 9¥ 1t19 SM GetM4k CIMCll, Hfllllllnt lOll a .. cll, C• •1111 llev "~ OelWI ,,...._. etflc.let ........ •• , ....... Good ,..._...,d C.-lttJ. F ... lld\ mey <I ll locte y et l'lerce ......... Sn>otM ,__., ..... IJ "liffl lo • OOOM l'l•r<• l rotll•,. ~·· ~dlrecior.. sawJ.19 CHIMOWSTM IMllY L CHl.NOWUH, retWeftl of ....._, 9Mdo, c.. .......... , Oii ~-1. tm. llorn ()<...,_, •. lf'U In.,.. Anlolllo, TeUL S<trvlvM by M r .,.,....... LM. _, G< .. end fllt w1i. \ellllre flf c:..me.d. ~ ...ct _, LAM PALM DESERT <AP> Senior federal Judge PlerSGa M. HaU, 85, con- s Ide red the nation 's foremoet aviation law jurist, died Saturday at b11 home here J~ ... N.-11eecll.C. -••hler s A NTA MON c Lfl#• ,,.. •• TNI• of ,.... ,..,,,.,.. I A "l DPSCI' t'O MA&S an anoowu:em.at pro- 1bly la .J i\WJ Of f't NU'J," aM Mid. •n. AlLID, a homtmaker aDd ad-dlleribed tuUUIM YOluntaer ran ua.a~ u UM OOP calMtidl&• q t ray lD ltTI. I ... MID aas IP&NT too t.tme ud too mucb mane1 <about U..000> lD &Mt campalp to drOD ._ Qu.t far an AeH b1¥ Mat. She Ale! lbe doubtl U.at an Auembb' ca.mpa.tan will .._., ~ Iler 1tbaol board dutl.-. She 11.ld lht 1~ceutully b.Mdlild tnlltee dUUea ln tm. wbln abe wu board vtce pneideat, while eampalptn1 for tbe ataa. offtee. BR MID a CSNT ftnanolal dtvelopmenta, 1uch 11 PropollUoa 11, bavt llv.n UM atat. more and men control over local tc1'ool dlalricta. Beo&UH ol tMM "8lroll, wblcb I.be NYI erode loeal CODtro1. Mn. A.Uea laid I.be bellev• abe can do more for tcboola ln SacralMftto tban at the loeal ltvel . • • • OL4NGS cotJN'l'Y'I tranaportaUoo n"4a wlU be tbe topic WtdnHday when the Aaaembly CHPSets Deadline For Exam Thursda y ta tb e de adUne to file for a position as an ualalant motor carrier operations apeciallat with th e Ca llfornia Hiabway Patrol. -Dlltrlct No. u "!"""hi Clll11 of Onliii eo.- Z;. =~~=-=='~' ~ wtUa O&ANG8 COtlNTT Ol'ftaALI bavt tMen eo• p~ tbllt &M eoatJ' la't ... tta fall' lban of Rat.,.. fw •• ., ... oea.r 1r1111cn. tloD projecU. . \ A1lo pl..., for d1leaAkm WNr11d&J la a plu tor a ll*lal NpOrt ldiatl'1tal 0nDP CoUnV t.rauportMIGDDMda. WedDelday'1 commtt.tee bearlq wW be lD c.o.ta Meta ctty ~I ebambln. T7 ra1r Drive. lt •tart.I at 9 a.m. • • • IOllNND PHELPS, leader ~ t.be C&lifor'llla Ltablan Ri1bta Ta1k Poree for th• NaUoul Or1anbatlon for Women <NOW> wlll be the speaker at Wednetd11'1 meeUna ~ the South Cout NOW Cllapter. 111 Pbelpe will dlKma AB l . le,ialaUoa that would lldd MXual pref----U a dbcrtmlnatiQn not permlU.ed lD CalltorDla hoaalDI pnetica Tbe public ll lDYit.ed to tbe meetina. Ht for 1:JO p.m. lD the eommunJty room~ Callfom.ia Federal Savinp and Loan, 24301 lluitlandl Blvd .. El Toro. ·-•en •• 10 OOAM o" Tu••d•Y <AP) -Philanthropist. o..m-"· ''" • 51 11111<-11 •"" war hero and construe-"" A-1\ ~I Clluf'<IO. lffwoort e..c11 c.. w1111 It••· Jo1111 R_,. tion ma1nate Geor1e o.w11 ott1<1.c1,,. '"ter'"'"'' Pec:111< Poa&y. 83, died Friday of :'"~ ... ~~~~~.,: throat cancer here. Tbe The ooo-unilorm job Involves inapectine large vebklea and re quires five years ex· perience in repair and maintenance of heavy motorized equipment, or c ompa rable b a ck around 12.325% 11.767% ''""' 10 -...,.,.,,<.,, C...C•• r.oc .. ,, Pon t y. F e n m or e Co. Pe<llN. \l ... _.....,ydlre<'°" co• . planned. built and sold Btll•E E cox •old•"' •• homes. apartment.a, ln- N•.,_. lleeth, Ce P .. Md ••H Oii ri --...11 Oeomller '· 19" !Mlr•IVltd by her dual aJ park.a unu l hOp• "~-.. H ec.. 2 _.. 0one1c1 ptna centers t.hroughout ~.~·.°' ~~ c':.'.W:..~c..,.-: Southe rn Californi a. Qr...,_ Metlllew A. c.oa. ene1 • ,,,,., Arizona and Nevada Onet ... I It~ et Sell Die ... Ce ~Wet• femtl1 !Me"'*" wlll lie twld on Wedo,.....,. Pec141< v ... Mor111M1 SANT A BA RB A RA d ton LltTHOLD <AP> -Tyler Francia .-0111!1.AHO LE1THOLO. -ll Woodward , 76 , who r9'1dltlll .. Bel-. C.• .... ..., ... .., brought 1n some of the Oe<.emi..r I. 1'7'1 et I~ Mew Vord<t eonve1eKen1 -•H•• • '°"11 111 earliest oil wells in the ... u SurvlVltd by "" wlf• Meri•. Sinai and Llbya, died at de<IQlllen Mtllnde lellllOld ot In••• _,.c.. -.-.....Ho111.t••ot S<o1 a nursing home her e 1..s ................. 1 Gtenc1<1111<1r"" •nd l a fter a brief illness. •;;:;;,: .~~=~.1~:0:.~ Wood ward was co · An examination will be elven Jan. 12. Start· lQC aa1ary I.a Sl ,Sl4, wllh a top oUl.818. Applicatlon1 are a vailable at any Highway Patrol, state Department of Employ- men t o r P e r sonnel Board office. ~eting Scheduled b• m•O• 10 11\e Or•nO• County founder Of the Southern Ptt•11,.,""'"'' Society ""._"'."" California Petrole um "",..Pi..,. So<""' An ............ of th .. p....._ Mnz o•11 Corp., CamdriU lntema-.. ..,..._ "' •.,... THEllE!>Ac ,,,uzoA11.rfflc11t111 ta onal Inc . and the posedSanllateoWllder-.,. 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COUNCllJ memben a1'lo wut ftderel aad ltat. oftkl-.11 to lD-vetU,ate the pouib1Ut1 ol eon- .atruetlq a DIW &Qlf fa~ out to u.. maakipal aolf COW'M that ruu aptothelautfl city Umlta. llartnt CoJ'pl and state parb offlclala have opposed a de· .. loper's plu to build a road League Extends Quiz Deadline The Orange Coast League of Women Voten bu extended the deadline oo return of a questionnaire •eetine ctthen views ot Laguna Beach issues after receiving word many realdenta of Lacuna Beacb did not receive the four-page quiz. Tbe league ls seeking views on controversies ranfinf from the clty purchase of Sycamore Hills to U- ·tegal rental unit.a in town, to be "WE DOPE TO aet a ques. complied and presented to the tionnalre to every bouaebold ln City Council early next year. Laeuna Beach by Dec. 15," &be BUT LEAGUE officials said a company hired to distribute the queatioonairea to every house in Laauna Beach itid not eet the job done. "We've bad calla from all over town from residents who did not receive the league question- naire," said league represen- tative ~ky Jones. She said the league is extend· ing the deadline for return of the questioonaires to Dec. 20. Sbe aaid lueue vo&unteen and commumt1 group volunteers wUJ be distributing lbe yellow pampblets to residential areas missed the rust lime around. 52 Buildings said. "The league regnta the cte. lay, but we hope to catch up wtth those who did DOt receive their copy." Result.a ol the 17.question re- port wtll be compiled by the leaaue for uae by the Ctty Cow- ell la conjunction with tbe planned revision of the city's General Plan next year. The project la an effort to ~ vlde the city with the muimum rea~P-18 of reaJdenb to tbe db''• Gmeral Plan process. 'l1!0N residents wbo do not re- cei ve their questionnaire by Dec. 15 are asked to call 494-3085 or 494-47'3 and a copy will be de· livered to thetr bome. Earthquake Team Visits HUntington A team of engineers will beein an earthquake safety inspection of 52 downtown Hunttneton Beach buildings this week to de- termine whether the structures should be tom down. The buildings, all constructed prior to 1933 when new building earthquake codes were written, are located in a 10-block area near Pacific Coast Highway and Main Street. INCLUDED IN THE ins~· lion hit-list is the old city jail, now used for storage. The engineers. hired by the cl· ty after council memben ap- proved a new earthquake or· dinance last June, are expected to wrap up the study by February. Structures judged to be ln the worst shape will have two years to be brought up to code or to be rip~down. Buildin&a in less-serious coodl· Uon will be allowed three to five years to be given satisfactory improvements. ACCOaDING TO JORN Vo1elaaD1, aulatant building director, the majority of tbe downtown structures are of the unreinforced mUCJm')' variety. Tbe remalnder, be aald, are con- structed mostly of brick and We. Tbe council declalon to enforce aelamlc codes sent abock waves throup the downtown section lut 1pring. Several abop owners aaid tbe ordinance was a ploy to Booth Tan RUky, Too CWCAGO (AP) -A tan can be u danseroua to bealtb ID a booth u OQ a -~b . ..,. the report of • committee of dermatolo1tat1 at tb• mMtlnl ot tbe American Academy.of De.rlnatoloO. Dr. _J-Epsteto of lJC S•o Pi'allcllco Hid ea· c ... l .. taDtlil eu •1• tb• UlD, •ak• It more ·~Me to bijUJ7 ad ~ toQID cancer. People •ho rua the blOW r1K ot lnjutJ from &M llll1D Iii UM popu1ll ...... perton .,. tbOM no • • • •MllY Uct =~~;l=tiJH I demolilh tbe ctty'a oldest lbop- ping area. Council members, wbo recent- ly have been 1tudyin1 downtown redevelopment propoeala, •Ul- gested code enforcemeota are a first step toward redevelopment. CHP Warm: Drunk Driven WtoJail SACRAMENTO (AP) -Tbe California H.11bway Patrol 11 buying Wlboard apace to dil- courage dnmlten drivtq durtq the holidaya. The CHP aald that the picture OD the billboards will lbow a driver behind jail ban and aay, "Wlll You Be Next?" IT WILL BE uaed ln 17 areu where dnmken driving bas been a serious problem. The CHP will also show a highway sign with a circle con- taining the letters DU1 with a slash aC1"08S them. That stands for no driving under tbe in· fiuence. •'The last month ol the year, with two major holiday periods, la typically aaaodat.ecl with ln· creaaed drink.Ing," 1aid CHP Commlasloner Glen Craia. •'WHAT WI: .UR trJinC to avold la the tmdeney for more d.riDtlDa driven to be oo the road." Tbe btllboarda are to be financed out of a t4H,121 federal erant for lncreued .. forcement and an awareeeu cam paten. The 17 tar1et areu: ~ Santa Bou, Oakland, Redwooa Clty, Sul JOH, Santa Crua, Sa Lu.la OIUpo, Monterey, Flwno, Vllalla, Bakerdleld, the western San Fernando Valley, West Loa Aqela, aoutb Lo8 Aqelea, San- ta Ana, We1tmln1ter and Ocea.Dllde. SMOICEBS NIX DOC'S 'M'J'ICE WA&ffJNGTON <AP) A 1ane1 b1 tb• NaUonal Center for ,Btatti. 8tatl1Ue1 foand tbat daaNtto Raokerw an .... 1\1Cdi1111Ul'~ tD' kitkiDI . u. ....... u ..... , --·~ ..... tbem CO ID 10 daM 11.'°"1 Welt oaUMllfon. Commlllloaal •lid tbtir NC· ommtndattcm wu oot tDteaded to nUen Nu..Wat ometall from ~~elr obll1aUon to ltt an ~ feulbWty study 00 tbe CrilUan1tol Road plan. Rather, eomm&Hloaen aald, tbe nc'O'Dmendatloo WU MDt to th• council IO that "the clt7 (would> cooperate by proYkllns support to the developer." Tbt coueuua of the com· mtNioll wu that the city abouJd DOt lDeur any expenae related to the road plana or studies. ONLY ' PLANNING Com- ml11kmer BW Mecham voted a1atnst eencttni the recommen- clatloo t.o tbe council. Council memben also have formed a committee to study ways to see ii another southern access road can be built ln the ftlture. The only exlatina route into the city from the south is the San Dieeo Freeway. Trustee Retires Donald G Horr <left> of Midway City. chats with Louis Conrady about their respective terms as Coast Communi- ty College District trustees. Hoff was appointed to fill the remainder of Conrady's term 24 years ago. Thursday, Hoer himself was honored at an Orange Cout College event on the occasion of his own retirement from the board. Eating right. . Luck ..., ehanpd for J'om. tabs v a1leJ BlCb Scbool'• bad. Tb• HO·••mber marehln1 Wllt ta tbe .....,.iak• award Dec. l in tbe annual El llc:lde Cbriltmu parad9, accordlnl to band director Prank Barne1. DVBBED '"l'llR BAD luck band" two yean •IO wbeo '5,000 In uniform dama1e wu camed by a sudden downpour at a San- ta Monica band day, the unit la "well on the way to recovery" tbil year, Barnes said. TM orp.nb.atioo earned IM.3 of a po11ible 100 point.a for performance at El Monte and 475 music points out of a poulble 500. Tbe ~. white and blue clad sroup competed with ao bands. TBE BAaON oaJLL team toot MCOnd ln drill team com· petition, and majorette Coll~ Campbell garnered a s~ in 10lo twirlinl competition. Tbe unit will appear Wednes- day Dec. 12 at Disneyland. YOUR DAILY PILOT CAN BE RECYCLED! Orange Coast COllf)ge operates the off1c1al recychng center tor Costa Meaa 556-5981 Oz Writer Tribute Planned ALBANY, N.Y. <AP> -L. Frank Baum took tbe yellow brick road to fame and fortune when be wrote ''Tbe Wbard ol Oz •• and DOW bis hometown la &ettina a piece of tbe famous tboroa&bfare. ID a memorial tribute to ita renowned former resident. tbe city ol Cblt- teoaqo plans to Install a 500-foot yellow brick patb iD tbe sidewalb of 1ta main bualDeu clla- trlet. Tbe 1tate ol New Yon baa Included tbe sidewalk lD a state re- aurf aciD& project, but a group-ot local mercbanta raiaed $25,000 to reimllune the state for tbe sidewalk. Baum was born In Chilli>nango 1n ~. and be1an h1a writiq career at a newspaper In Soutb Dakota. He moved to Pasadena lD 1.900 after atrlttn1 It rlcb witb .. Tbe Wlsant ol Os." He died iD Hollywood I lD 1919. Bankers Posting Bounties? I CHICAGO <AP) -' Tlgbt IDOlleJ supplies baH maide bub more -competitive, and one aubarban North Side bank la tuminl to btkm- ty bunt.a to~ iD ac- counta. Tbe Bank of Ra•emwood started of. ferlq a cub bounty to aDJODe wbo brings in aHeri willlnl to take tbelr mone1 out of downtown flnanclal in· .Ututioaa and place it in tbe North Side bank. PINDE&'8 PEES ran1e from $40 for a one·1ear, Sl,000 certificate account to Sl,000 fol' an ellbt-year, $100,000 cstillcate. Bank president Jobn Oberelner said dowatown bank.a often o•erloot the com- munities and funnel money into naUonal or lDtenudiaoal projeeta. ••we want to brtn1 back money to Nortb Side commmdtiel IO it cu be lmested bere," beaaid. ftlS PllOG&All drew • aa117 reapouea from •om• downtown baDbn. • .,,... .. certalal7 not ID HM wttb aarma1 la-='-==~ •erJ' apleua1at U lt ltUU at.reed." NW cme' heokfnl GaldaJ no dl4 not ... to be ldlDtHled. "We'll MnP Wt&la tM .... ol t.blm. bat .... too '14 tld8 Ud to....,,_ .. • J.CS. Golden Ljghts abundant taste is changing minds of . high tar smokers. , Brand often embraced after just one pack. 17 --LO •llC. 16 --u •t1e. 17 --U •MC. 17 ... u•11e. 16 . .... L1-NIO. 19 --u •m:. 8 --Q7-llO. We will pnMde a tree conevltttlon foUowed ~ com,,_..W-1111.....,..._ UNCONTESTEO DIVORCE .....•......•••.•.•••. 1180 ----- CONTESTED DIVORCE ••.........•...•..•• from 1280 ........ WILLS •.••............••.......••••••••....• frcHn 136 •BANKRUPTCY ........................... "°"' t280 ...... _. .. ""'-_ ....... ____ .... ___ ............... _ .......... _.,,..,.....,.,. INCORPORATION .................... H80 TOTAL! .,_,., _______ __,, ........ ........ We 1110 handle bu1lne11/con1umer problemt. ec:ddenb. CIVIi nwtters • (714) 1»7210 AR for: fl Nel •Rodger....,-• Anorne,etU. Golden~ The 1ow tar made to satisfy a SIOOker's taste. ~ I • t ( ,, I ,, ereUa Tea .. of Playfilfs? . l Don't Care WhO in Hell We Ploy Now, We'll Play Anybody--MalavlJ8i ••rrs VBaY BSCl"ftHO," said Tyler, who ~ OD a ftve-yard bunt and set Up a neld 1oal with a 80-yard nm ta close In on a 1,000. yard nah1na aeuoo with .._ ·•we buns to1etber. We want.eel t.o ao to the l>l•1Clftl bldl1. You kaow, UU II~ to bt Ute lut YMt cl Loi AD .a.. Rama, M &aid. ..... ,. wt'll be \b• ads9Ua·i.lm ol tbe ptarofb, •• Nld Tyl r ll baln'l that •&J ba Ullll pUt for tM Ram•, who.,. movtn1 to Aaabllm nest ttucd. Dea te m comecutive Nadanal Football Ccln· ferenee W"l tltlet, the Ramt hav. never reached the r Bowl. Tb.ii MUOD bu beea cWf however. N t.be Rama •Ln1111ed ear)1 aad bad a H record before reellq olf four eouecutlve victorte1. ID previom yean, t.be Rama ~ t.o the title and lben weN ellmlnat.ed ln the pla.yofta. .. rr'8 BEEN A TOUGH.~ sea.soa. We've overcome a lot of adveralty. We ve loct a lot of good football playera but It's Cood to eome out RAM COACH RAY MALAVASI HUDDLES WITH Q8 VINCE FEAAAOAMO. LA Das Nuggets, Too Lakers Win It Down the Stretch ·INGLEWOOD CAP) -George McGinnis and Dan 15sel were a Potent pair of Denver Nuggets, but they weren't enough to beat the Los Angeles Lakers Sunday night. McGinnis and lssel combined to make 22 of 34 field goal attempts, score 62 Potnts and grab 24 re- bounds, but the Lakers pulled way in the late going to record a 131-118 National BasketbaU Association victory over the Nugget.s. ALL FIVE LOS ANGE~ starters played im· Portant roles as the Lakers raised their record for the season to 20 10 The Nuggets dropped to 10-20, but they looked hke a much better club than most or the time Kareem Abdul-Jabbar made 15 of bis 18 field goal attempts m scoring 31 J>Omts and also had nine rebounds. nine assist.sand six blocked shots to lead the Lakers. And be had plenty of belp. Jamaal Wilkes and Norm Nixon added 25 and 23 points. respectively, for Los Angeles; rookie Earvin • "Magic" Johnson bad 21 Points and 11 as· slats for the La.kers and Jim Cbooes contributed 13 points and grabbed nine rebounds for the winners. "When we rebound we can run and that's what we did down the stretch," said Abdul-Jabbar, who scored 10 of his points in the fourth quarter. "We seemed to play better defense when we bad to." THE IAK.EILS DID just about everything well in the late eoing. They led by just three Points, 112-109, before shaking the pesky Nuggets in the final six minutea. Ernie Castillo . "We usually play Denver close, as evidenced by our two overtime wins earUer this season." said Los Angeles Coach Paul Westhead "We were stronger tonight and earned the game down the stretch. We played much better defense ID the second half and that contributed to our late turnaround and our offensive suree .. The Lakera had their problems agamst Den· ver's two big men most of the aame McGinnis. who bas been bothered by tendinitis 10 lU5 left shoulder, didn't start but wound up with 32 Points, 14 rebounds and six assists In 34 minutes or action. Issel made 13 of his 18 field eoal attempts ID scor· ing 30 points and pulled down 10 rebounds. McGINNIS HAD PLAYED only 23 minutes ID Denver's 119-103 loss to lowly Utah Saturday night He had just three points and five rebounds "George played bis lineal game or the season," said Denver Coach Donnie Walsh "He really picked us up coming off the bench. We ran out of gas in the fourth quarter, maybe because we played at home against Utah Saturday rugbt." Sunday night's game was close until the late go10g. The Lakers led 36-32 after one quarter. the game was tied 64-all at halftime and Loe Angeles held a slim 96-94 advantage aft.er three period&. Tbe Laken made 52 of their fH field 1oal al· tempts for 61.9 percent accuracy while the Nue· gets connected on 48 of their IM noor shot.a for 51.9 percent efficiency Los Angeles needed its bot shooting because Denver held a 52-39 advantaee ln rebounding. ad wto ciidil-Uli drcumtucea we Ud '' aald Malavlll, • -took over for Georce An.; u bead eo8di • 1ear HO wt AUR5t. ''That'• what we Upect from ihe defenM," ta.Id VOUDCb)ood. "We expeet IOIDeoDe OD the aefem1ve team to come up with the tq ,.., .. Today it wu my time." ·~ team Ii a ftatlter."'be aald. "We've come beck lmd foqb,t iDd woo when we bad to win. I 8Jway1 felt tbeN •u aome way we'd come '*:It and.wln tbe utle. I don't cue who tn The Ral!ll, M, put the pme out of reacb with a 28-point MCOod quarter, includlal three t.oucbdowna within five minutes. Loi An1elu' other seortng came on a 25-yard pua fl'OID Vince l"erra1amo to BUly Waddy, Cullen Bryant's four-yard run, and fteld eoaia of 18 and 24 yank by Frank Corral. bell we play aow. We'll play aaybody." llalaftll IUd the MMOD turned around after~ Ramalolt UlNe ttrallbt and feD t.o U . TbeJ haft l!aee beaten Atlanta, San P'rWl.lco. M lADeeota aDd Atlanta acaln for tbelt four ltntPt Ylctorlel. The !'a1con.s, ~10, aeored on two-yard runs by Hukel Stanback and rookie quartel'back Mike Moroeki. TllB DD'BNSE WAS TllB Kn _,am 5'.m· day. rorctna fhe turn-overs, lncludiq a 34-yard pua latereeptlon by Jim Youngblood tbat 1ave the Rams a 21-45 lead in the lecood Deriod. "I did feel kind of belpleu," said Atlanta Coach Leeman Bennett. "We bad fumbles, ln· terceptlona, penalties and a m1aaed extra point. We weren't fiat We just beat ounelvea " Six TeaI11.S Still Alive For Playoffs NEW YORK CAP) -With~ week remaining in the regular National Football J.eague season. seven teams have earned playoff berths and six teams still are alive for the three remaining spot.a. In the National Football Con- ference, thoee assured of playoff positions are Los Angeles. H. the West Division cbamploa for the seventh con.sttutive year. and Pblladelphia and Dallas, which share the East lead Wlth W asblngton, each at 10-5. Tampa Bay and Chicago. tied for the Central lead al 9~. are vyine with Wasbineton for the remaining two playorf spots Ill the NFC. ON THE FINAL weekend ol the seasoo, Wasbi.nit.on plays at Dallas. Chicaeo entertauis St. Louis, and Tampa Bay ia home against Kansas City. If Washington beats Dallas, 1t will win the NFC East and a playoff berth. even ir Philadelphia wins its final game. Tbe tie would be bl'oten OD the buia of best net palnta, W'ltbtn tbe divilloo PnMllllly. WasbinJtoo has scored 148 point& ~ tta East DtvtUon oppooeota and allowed lCM for a plua 44. Pbiladelpbla, which baa completed Its d1vialoo schedule, wound up at plus 21. U DaUu wins, it would clinch tbe division title. beaUoe PhHadelphia on the baala of a better coo.fereoce record: 10-2 to 9·3. THE EAGLES CAN win the division title only if they beat Houston while Washington and Dallas tie. II Washington loses. it still can be a wild card team If 1t ties. 1t automatically aets a wild card berth. If Tampa Bay wins or if Chicago loses. the Bun clinch the Central Division UUe. The only way Chicago can win the division crown ls t.o beat St. Louis and have Tampa Bay lose to the Chiefs. If the teams finiab ID a tie, at lCM> or 9· 7, Tampa Bay gets the tJUe on the baaLS of a better division record, 6-2 to 5·3. IF CIDCAGO and Waahlnitoo each fmiah ICM>, and the Bears don 'l win their division title, the tie for the wild card berth would be broken on the basis of best net points in aU eames -polnt.s scored qaiAst pomts allowed. because both teams would have the same conference record, 8-4. Going into the final eame, Waablnitoa la plua 54 points, Chicago la plus %1. ln the American Football Coo· fereoce. Mlaml, 10-S, ha• <Bee llS. Pa1• au -......... O..J. SIMPSON BIDS UER FANS FAAEWEU. Retirement Near O.J. On Top Again .•• If Only Briefly SAN F'RANCISCO CAP I For one bnef sturung moment 1t was hke the good old days The fans were chcerin~ and 0 J Simpson was rwuung for daylight. And then the de1a vu end~ and S1 mp ~o n trotted off Candlestick Park for the last time The greatest runner of his time was no more in the city where he first gained fame as a h1gh school star SIMPSON'S RETURN to the place of tus birth two yean ago had been anythmg but bright. His team, lhe San Francisco 49ers. won only four games m two aeasona His body. aging at 32, betrayed tum with a slow comeback from knee sureery and a aeparaled shoulder. His personal life. formerly storybook, became tragic, with the death ol a YOWll dauabtu followin~ the breakup of his marnage But oo Sunday, while form.Uy announcing tus rettrement from pro football after next week's final game at Atlanta, hew~ oo top again. If only bnefly. A Two-day Dine-and-dash Getaway "A tout," I said, ralaln& an lm- astnary 11»1 lnto the lit. "A tout to the Vlctorvtlle Alumni Asaoclatlon and to the motto for wbicb it atancla: "You can taae the rat out or the deaert but you can't take the delert out of the rat." But for tboee " boun, lt WU sootblnC t.o stare at tbe skyline and see CODifera, not condoa; t.o wake up to coyotee boTtllnl lnatead ol can bonkln&; t.o 1ue at a blue aty rather tban a brown one. EXCEPT l'Oa A 8Ll8TRaD blel, a tweaked am.. and • boUow lt.omaeb, that trip t.o Mt. San Jacinto lll'Oftd t.o be a naturil blih to tbe 10.•loot ....... You can be a novice maldQI ~ ftnt auent or the 1e1eodarJ San 'Jae makiq hla 500th bat tbe reward of dlmblne the peak 11 tbe 11me-a :panoramic. aeo view encom1>H1lna tlal ~ddtrt. tbt mountallil and, on a dear dQ. ewn Catallna lal&Dd. • Backpackln1 ll repa'dlid u 1 nm· mer actlvtty but doiDI tt In tlM ~ 11 Uh catcbln1 Ow beacb on a JJPMk day. You awoid IDOll ot t.M t.oildMa • .JOU have 1Do1t of tb• area to 1cnanelf aDd i . f Big Mod I Plan Crash ' · lnjuree Two at Jet• Game OD. The two ID90, Wbo _.,. l'9ln0¥9d on 1U"ttcbera. wert ktct.Ulild u JabA Bow • .,, GI Nuhu.. N H .. &Dd XevlD Bou.rke,JS.otLynn ....... _____ ,,_, .. , .... ···----- "tt'I better to b1l than to thlnk beo•UH a player wbo &blab out u..n u ~tor trouble."-Pitu· bur~ ,...,. llDebacket ....... WI 1°11 • ...., c.toe11• •~• •••••• t'ktc•.,, BclltCID'• two bA1 olJeoal .. wqpcm, Lan; _,.. Ill and Da" C.W.., cornbUMd for 41 polata u th• ee:.:.:=n! Mllwa&&Ue, Ul-lOI, lD Na· Uoul AlloclaUon play Sunday nlabt. Detplte plaY1DI for the elahth time ln the lut l~ day1, Bolton never ua.Pd. leadln1 the entire way . . . AUanta acond 1f 1tra1Pt polnta ln the aecond quarter to break opea a cloM 1ame and 1mub New Jeney, u:z.-. Atlanta reserv11 came ; • off the bench to h.ll 1.2 of 15 fteld Soll trt11 I lft the deClllVe quarter • • .U.,41 me unit a 22-footer at the busur to tlve San Dle10 a 98-98 vlctory over 1lumpln1 Portland. The Trail Blasen bave now lolt el1ht. 1tra1eht. while San Dleao wu ntl· ilterlnl lta third con.1ecuUve win ... Por the flnt time th11 aeuon, Chlcqo bu nt· corded back-to-back victories. Tbe Bulla dropped Seattle. 121·112. beh1nd a.a» Tbe.1• 26-polnt effort. The lou anapped Seattle's 10.game home wln 1trln1. cow••• Flflen l/11wa•e11 •• 24 G•••• PbiladelpbJa moved one step cloter to Mon· ~ treal'• National Hockey Leap record for moat , . conaecutlve 1amea wit.bout a loea u the Fl:ren tled Ch.lca10 ....... Sunday nleht. Terry &ul!Annki'a 10 with SO aecondJ left pulled Chltaao into the Ue with the Flyen who are 17·1-7 thi1 •~uon. Philadelphia'• unbeaten atrtn1ol24 ls tour abort of Mootreal'a leaaue mark ... Peter · McNab scored two aoal1 18 aecondl apart ln the final period lo llft Boston to a ~-3 wtn over Van· couver ... The New York R.ancen H · tended their unbeaten atreak to five 1ames wlth a 5-4 decillori over the New York Islanders. The difference w11 Dea llaloeef'• 1oa1 ln the aecond period oo • 1bot that televilloo replay lndicated never eni.red the saeJ ••. Colorado aeond ftve limn 1n &be Udrd period to AUil deltDdlaa Stanley Cap champ lloetn&l, 7-1. The Rocklea, who Joaed only tbelr MCDad win ever over the Canadienl, wen sparked b7 1 -.ua Wilt PalemoaC'• two «oal1 ... Defeneeman Bob Mardoc1t•1 third period aoal spWTed Atlan· ta to a 5--4 win over Wlnnlpee ... Eddie Mio posted hl• nrst NHL abut.out, ·turning aalde 30 ahoU during tdmont.on'a 3-0 win over Hartford. Ocean View Plays Hawks Host Morningside Oeean Vlew Hlab '• hllb· 1corln1 and undefelled Se.hawk• battle run·and-1un Momiopide Wlh toni1bt in the Ctr Southem Section '1 premler at.Uact.Mmof t.be early aeuon. Keanwblle, at Hu0Un1ton Beach Hllh. two 1•mes kick off the HunUnctoo tnvltaUonal with Lona Beach WUaon and LA Cleveland lanlllDI at T followed by an 1 :30 club betwun Downey, the delend.inl CIF a.-A ltinapln, and the hl»t OU.rt. TIM two aquare off at. <>e.an Vt.. with tipoff at 7 and before &ht tmoka clun. each could top tbe century mark. Ocean Vlew'a attack, with 8-7 w.,.,. CarUnder and luard Jeff Aadr..S. the k911, b81 avetapd t'f.I pGtntl per 1ame ln r0Wa1 to a ~.o record and the Lasuna Beach lDvttaUonal crown. litoroln11tde, coaaldared amon1 the CIP 4-A'a Top 10, n91 a wild olfenae. "There'• oo rbyme or reaaon to lbetr of· r .... t~ aa.fl Ocean Vlew Coecb Jim nama. "Tbey Just try to .... , you wttb talent.'' Downey retuma two lettermen from lta ebamplonahip team and la a preuure-defense orieDted team. Hunt.iDCton S.acb eni.n wttb a 1·3 record, thank.I to ltl one· point victory over La Habra Saturday. Prior tot.be Huntinstoa Beach 1ame a dedicatioo cer.mooy ii scheduled for Lbe Ollen' recent acqu111Uon ol a new acoreboard in memory of Al Reboln, the Olien' lont·Ulne football coach and atbMU.c director. ~--WAVING fA,.!Wel.L -MinnetOta defenalve e.nd Jtm Marshall wavet to the fa.na at Metropolitan Stadium Sunday u be and membera ol hll family were drlven around the field prior to the 1ame witb Buf· f alo. Marshall. 41, pla)'ed his final bOme 1ame and will retire after next week 's 11me wtt.b 20 years ln the NFL. 19 with the Vikings. ftlle ... ,..... .. ,,.,.. ••• rrter Lalftt ftlc•J broke t.be SI mJ.Won ba.nUr b7 .• wlnn!nc the towtb race at Aqueduct Sunday oa Raymond Z. Tbe wtn ln lbe S12,000 maiden claim· 1 mi race wu worth '7.200andbooltodthe11-Jeat· old Panamanian'• purte total for UM year to Sl,007,000 . . . Danna performances by &1111 ,,...u and But C.... vaulted the United Stat.ea lnto the IAtemaUoa.al wiD.ner'1 clr· cle wtth three sold medall at the World 01JDD.uUCS ebam· plonablp lndlvtdual finale .... The U.S. Grand Prix l!ut at Watklm Glen, N.Y., uotll ms the only Grand Prix auto race in the United Statea, face• cancellaUoa or probaUOD bocaUM of an umafetrack. Teleride~a-41e Following ate the top sports event.a on TV tonight. Ret1nv-are : ./ / 1 I ••,elltnt; I I I worth watd1lng; ' ./ felr; I forvet "t . e lp.m .• Ch•nnel7 I I I I NFL FOOTBALL: Pittsburgh at Houston. Announcer•: Frenk Gifford, Howerd COHll end Don Meredith. White both team1 h•v• qualified for tr-. playoffs, ton~t·1 game won't lack any of the ferocity of reeular Meson cempelon- ln9. The American Cont•~• Centr•I Dlvl1lon title 11 stltl up for gr•bs t>etvteen tr-. two teerm. Ptttlburoh hH the be-St record In the NFL •t 1H wttlle Houston Is 1CM. Terry 8r4Mflhew hn Mt Steeler records wtth 731 PHI ~Ion• on 41' ettemots fOr 3,271 pesslno yar<K end Is becked by the running of f.:ranc.o Harris. HOulton't Eert C.mpbetl w91 tle*d to • yerd1 rutNnQ the flnt time the two t.ams met this y .. r but M• 1AJ4 for the year. He's ~lned 100 yards ~Inst tN Iron curteln d• tense of pt • Oen Pa1torl"' 11 the OUer ~rea.ck. OTHall ftLaV11toN I p.m. (tJ -llAIKSTMU. -Athl .... .., Adkin vs. the ArkartMI A~•tfa• Hf'iler .t ptne Bluff, Artl:. Dew Burchett and John Mc. n ,....,ort. 11 p.m. (t) -COU OE USKaTUU. -The USC Tro- lans vi. the~SIOUrl TIQerS, pfrt'9dNr11er In CotumD'a, Mo. "~010 Football -PlttsburQh •t Houston, 6 p.m ., KNX (1070). Basketball -USC et MllSOUf'I, a~ox. 9 p.m. <aftAtr football), ICNX (1070) QUEBEC <AP) -SW1day Alalatl and • be..W., llMup ap. pear to ... • wtDldal eomblAA· tloa for tM Quebec NOrdkaue.. Unbeaten tn 1Hen Sunday 11me1 thh 1ea1oa, the Nordiqaa. bavo a1ao woe Une ol tbetr &al four 1&m411.U. IDOltol tM tam Nltonld to ltta!Ul. lD· clud.l.Da a S.1 NaUoul Hocby 1Aa1ue •lct.ory over tbe Lot ~·-KlallonSundaJ' Dilbl-• •• .,.. at.rtinl to •bow that wo ean p1-)' thlM full pertodl," aald Quebec Coacla J •;;t::.t Demen. "We bavo ~ ounelY"el ADd I think we a.re •t.art.1ac to abow t.bat we have a Utile bancb atmisth. .. WE A&E AN DPA.NSIO&I team and we cannot afford to play when we are ml11ta1 playen wttb Lnjwiff. Now that we have most of ou.r \eam back, we an pl&Jiu a lot bater." Marc Tardif. who bu speat miaH ot u. Muoo lD lick be1 led t.be NordiQuea wiU. oae ;;J aad an a11llt wbll• ar.ir Rt•wart and ea~ln Robbt• ~oocnc .. ed~u.e same l·l with bl.I IZDd aoal ot the year lli tbe tblrd ,.n.Od, and CbarU. S&mmer. who a.ada &ht NHL wtth Ii 1oa1t. tcottd with 1-1 th8 OOt inl.D ... temalnlna to narrow the pp. The K1Ap mDOYed ~ Marlo t.aard Col' a.o eatra ac.. tacbr la tbe lbaal mba but ll did not .,..,, otf. Leuard pla)td a 1tron1 1ame bow.v•r. u be faced 33 lboU. Mtcbel Dion, playln1 in hia aocond atnil!JC 1ame, bad 17 •bot.I lnblad1NcUOG. "I WAS lllP8U8ED wUh Leaurd," aald Tarflf. "The Klnp seem to play our ltY1e ot boekey. They akate a lot and there'• not much bittiq, wtddl ii our style • "We know we muat play throe full perlodl to-win. W• checked them pretty well tonilbt. and we are 1llrtln1 to •hoot a lltUe bet· t.er." Demen ai.o aientioaed that had lt not been for the •pee· tacular play of LelHrd, the Nordlquea would have had a moN CCllMDclq vtct.ory. Althoultl Simmer and Dlonne both acond. they wen checked cloHI)' molt of the nlpt. ,,....._ .. SIX TEAMS IN RUNNING •• cllncbed the 1!!11t Dl•ialon crown wb1le P'tttaburch. 11~ the Central Dlvl1lon leader, Houlton, lM, the Ceutral run· ner-up, and Su DM10. 11-4, lbe WHt tnllJlnmDer, an auund ol pl•1otr spots. Tbat leavea Denver, 10·~. Cleveland, M . and Oakland, M . 11lve for the laat poatHuoo berth. Pittlburtb and HoUltoa e8C'b have two same. rema1Alnl-4.n· cludint one •lalalt eada oeMl' MoncS.y Diibt ln the A.atrodocne. The Stee&en' fl.naJ 1ame t. et home acaimt Buffalo wbUe the Oil.en eo&.er1aiD Pb.iladelpbia. 8AN DdGO and Denver play eaeb otber oo the ftnal DlCbl ol tbe 1easoo. Dec. lT, at Su Dle10. a.w&ud wtDdl up al CioclDDad ud Oakland ll bome •••inst suui.. If PttUbu.reh beat.I ROUltGO tonltbl, ll wlll cUneb the Cnt.raJ t.lUe. U Houat.oo wtm and tbe teaml ft.n1ab &be ..... wttb 6dlalka1 12.f ~~ Ule dead.loek ,_ ftnt place be broken on Cbt bMlt ot Mt ,_.. In dlvt1lon aamea n.. ~r team Ulen would be a wiJd-card team The Browm can let the ~r wlld·card 1pot by btatinl Ctn- cla.naU lf Oat1aad &Del Denvtt loae tbelr final 1ame•. Thia ... would create a two·way tle bet ween the Browns and the Broncoa. The tie would be broken oa the bail ot best net polnu in all 1amea, 1inc• both would have hSenUca1 T-5 con· ference rtt0rdJ Denver cur-rently 11 plu. S7 nel point.a, Cleveland la plus 11 SAN DIEGO CAN clinch" the AFC Weat crown by beaUn1 Denver la their final 11me. Denver can wtn tbe dlvtaioa UUe by beadq Su Dtqo ln that 1ame. oo t.be bull ot a tW'O- came ,,....., over the Cbar1en. 11 Denver lolea to San DtelO. t.be Broncoa can be the wild-card team 11 OakJ&nd and Cleveland loM. However, if Oakland to.es to Seall.lie, aod Cleveland beata ClncluaU. U.e Bronco. and Browm would ftalab Ued at lM. Tbe U. would be brokesa OG the baalt ol net paloU. It Oaldand beau Seattle and Oeovw ac-. the Ra.Iden would c llacb lbe wtJd-ca.rd berth re-1 ar d l na of lbe outcome of ca.w1lmd'• .............. Cln· clnnaU. U Oakland ftn.llbe. tn a two way Ue Wltb Denver or in a tlltM-way ~ with Denver and Clu~land, th~ Raiders clinch tbt" w1MS card bttauae of a better hnd·to.bMd rerord (2-0 a1aJru>t Den•er and l ·O ••••o at Clnolaad>. Surf Belts Tulsa, 13-8 KelleD18 Seventh in Vault TULSA <AP> -Fonner Tulaa Roaiahneek Lawrie Abraham• acored three p1a and bad one uailt to lead tbe Calllonlla Surf to a 13-8 North American Soccer Leaaue victory over Tula• Sun· day. Abrabaml be1an pla)'ln1 for Tulia lD um and wu traded to Calltomla lut July. Steve Moyera and Andy McBridil both had two 1oala and three au1ltl fort.he Surf. Tulia led 3-2 ln the 1eeoad period but tbea C.Ufom&a ex- ploded wttb five conaecutlve aoail in the lecond a.od third per1oda ol the conteilt. Tbe Surf rwtunaa to play S.tur· day at tM l.qlewood Forum, factn1 the LA Aztecl at noon. The &urf'• nut bom• fame t. Dec. 11 ('7:30) a1atn1t Min· DHOla • FORT woam. Tu. -5u1y ~u.m.a. n. a at&ldent at Coata Mna'a P.atancta Hitb Se~f took aev=th I.ace ln the vault in Suaicl.Q'• day of Uoa lD the World GymnaUea cbam· piombip vtdual n..na11. Kellemt, in ber ftnt lnterDaUooal meet, WU ope of t.o American• to do -.u in Ule veutt Teammate Qlrilt.a Canary ol llllDoU placed fllUa, t.be best fln1lb by u American woman. 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"'LiMw. tJai ftmpe BaJ Buttmeer quarterback comDOllld bl1Mtll ~to talk to report«a aft.er • t.~ baYe bema tKe wont ,.me ot bJa fOUDI C&1'MI". "l DlD!f'T DO TBS THINGS to wtn . '' WW1a1m lllld ~ b.la ftft ~in a ZS.T Iola to &bi Saa f'raodlco Gen Sunday ... I've Cot &.o CGDCerl•ate mon :;9.JI': lt iotetbe'r." Tb.I& la DUtUAI it 1· Tbe aeeond·JHC pt•1er ..... wd, ''The (am can boo all they waat. rm atW rdD& to tbt but oa Monday." bu 00'4' tbrown nine bMttepUom and completed JUlt 15ota·pelNI1D lat two pines. to t ,681 1udl. Asai.nit tho Olanll, be canted 29 tlmn tor l«t fanb and two toucbdowna. PhlJ Simms paued to 8WJ Taylor f0t aU tb.r~ New YorkTDI. VWap lt,BWIJ Ddenalve end Jim llarab.aJJ, '1, plaY1n1 hia tut home pme for the VWnp, w:r'rect Jltn. neaota '• defenae which cbecke Buffalo quanerblck Joe FerlUIOft, the AFC'• top pauer for the put. 12 ween. Afterward, the retiring Manha::. who hu •tarted 281 comeeuUve camea, waa eanied olf tbe fteld on tbe shoulders of bia teama:aatea and IJven tbe 1ame ball. Cblef1JO,Cotta1 Ba.IUmott'a smallest crowd ol the teuon, only 25,184, IOme 60 percent of capacit1 ln Memorial Stadium, watched Jan Steoerud'a G-yard field IO•I wWa 11 : ta remain Ina 11ve Kamu City ita narrow vidory over the Colla. And tbat hu Coach John McKay lookin& eia.e.bere f« a quarterback u hll c.eam soes into -"fr~~~~~~~~!!!Bl!tl:r:A ~~eeJre: O:~~:S. for tbe National New 1980 Cadillac ..TllAT"S SOME'l'BING WE-aE aoms to bave Coupe deVille to look lnto;• McKay aald when asked 11 be wu cood.alderinc beacbiot Williama ln favor of back· up Mike Rae a1alnst KAnSu City. .. we·~ proven that we can't play oo t..be road or at home. What we need next week is a neutral site." Elaewben! in the NFL Sunda)': Dolpblm ZS. IJoaa JO "l can't e1plain wby I'm playing bet~r oow ." said Miami quarterback Bob Griese after shred- ding Detroit's defense ror alx pass completions in six alt.empt.a for lOlJatch and two TDs in the first quarter. Griese ha been beached three week.s ago, but came in to engineer victories ln the two games he did not start hero~ openine against Detroit. Jets 'l7. PatrioU ZS New York, humilia ted by New Eng.land 56-3 earlier in th~ season, eot ttvenge by beating the Patriots ln the ttmatch and knockinc the Patriots out of playoff contention. Dave Jacobi' ~yard held goal with l :S7 len was decisive Chargers 35. Sainls O Dan Fouts passed for 253 yards givmg tum 3.852 for the 1easoo, l~ yards short of Joe Namath's NFL record of 4,007 -aod one touchdown in San D1e10'1 rout of d~reued New Orleans. The Saints were elirrunated from playoff contentioo earlier an the day by Los Ancelet' vic- tory over AUanta. Hank Bauer bad lhl'ft ooe-yard scoring nma for the Char1en. Raiden It, Browns 14 Jim Breech, booed when be mlued a lut- seeood field coal in Oakland's lut bome 1ame that cost the Raiders a victory. booted four field coals agalnst tbe Browns. Oakland's other points came on Ken St.abler's 39-yard TD pus to CWC Branch. RedK.lm 28, Beagala 14 Transmission trouble! Let Art c.rr .. v• you rnoner. 10% oft on oll tran1ml11lon repairs. $50 Off on all tranamtuton rebulld1 . ....... fr® WE GIVE I HOMOR THE ATM 90NDlD NATIONWIOE CONDl'TION.\l WAllllMTY cJkjl =' I Jron~ Coontv ~ largest and rrost complete auto motive 1ronsm1ss1on service • Free estimates •Free road tests • Plck·up •delivery 10~/!J Bfiot:r••-< f>•vt-t A~ fountain v a 11ev (/\4)90?~ Waablngtoo'a Joe Tbetamann bad ooe of h1.s best games in the NFL., paaal.nl for 296 yards and two touchdown.a to Clarenee Hannon. while ~ammate John Ri&elna scored twice and went over the ..!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~ 1,000· yard rushing mark for the seuoo Bean ts. Pubn 14 Bob Tbomu' three field eoaJ.s and Unebaclter Tom Hlcb' .. yard interception retW'TI for a 1eOre helped Cbicaeo at.ave off Green Bay for its aiitb victory in aeveo pmff. CardlDala ZI, Glaata 2' St.. Louis' Ottis Andenoo aet an NFL rushiaa record for rookie. by lncre.ulnl bi.a aeaaon'a tot&I Sunday Quotes Around tM NFL By T1te Aasocfa&ed Press Some notable quotes from Sunday's National Football League ea mes: "What we needed waa Knute Rockne. but be wasn't there."-Tampa Bay Coach Joba MeKay after his Bucs were upset by the San Francisco 49ers 23·7 . "OveT the years r have heard your applau.se and appreciated your cheers l already know that's what I'm going to miss the most." -San Franc!Jlico's O.J . Slmpsoa, the second-leadine ruaber in NFL history, after formally announcing hi• retirement prior to the final borne eame ol b.is career. "I put a bounty on myself for whoever Wt.ed me up finrt and the ooe who did would 1et it." - San Francl.sco Coach BW Walala al\er beio1 boist· ed off the field on the shoulders of his 1>.lavers folJowlnl the '9en' surprisU11 lnumph over Tampa Bay. "I Just wanted to show them I'm not throUlh playifl8 football.'' -WaahlneUln veteran defensive e nd Co1 Bae•• after maldn1 four aacb of quarterback w.n Allde,.. ofCin~l.nnaU, hi.a former ~am. SPECIAL PURCHASE! LEASE A LOW MILEAGE '7 9 ! FORD M OTOR COMPANY CARS ANO TRUCKS PI NTOS • MUST ANGS • FAIRMONTS • GRANADAS •FIESTAS· 8 ANO 12 PASS. CLUB WGNS. • E-150 ANO E-250 CARGO VANS• SPECIAL LEASE SAVINGS WHILE THEY LAST! lmm~diat~ D~liv~ry On 1980 CARS AMO TRUCKS WE LEA SE All MAKES AND MODELS CHECK OUR COMP~TITIVE RATES! 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At Garry Plaza you become the landlord and benefit directly from eoartng Orange County real estate values. • ~brand OCW Cllcc:Qt:h-6" oflkH (rom 409-8,000 941· ft. e ()QJy 1&-a8' dbwA. accUcot Onendac. e It ua be botla u LlrftebDcftt and • pCftOMI ta ebdk"· • Only mlnatce from OrenAc Couatr Atrport. • \' ou baYC your own hcattna and air coodJUonlng •Y"km. • AU omc .. Cutu.rc deluc ~Uftl and are ready for lmmcdJak oecapaocy. e Yon can KU or 1-..c )'OW' omu at any t.lmc. • omcc aeeoc:t.tlon maintain• land· IJU&lllll and all coramon fultlttu. ~-~ Vlalt oar model oflka from 0100 am-6:00 •• Woo-Pri ~ c~ Bu.,Yacbt Club wound up ha foul"- race lllllkm s.n .. au ...... ,,,.. dlJ' Wttll BUl Murra1'1 Bot ,,_ tmDI ov rail boool'I ill tie .. Uftta-Upt dllpl•••lh•at bO•l dlYialaa • • • J ... • • ' "Marmlduk• ha your cer keyt ... he won't gtve them blCk untd you take hlm for a rtdel'' MIU POCH I t I l SHOE MOON MULLINS 1 FIN.ALLY FoOND M'{ /vVl. RIGHT·'·' THE FAMILY CIRCUS c_,.,.-·---..__ .... 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Plftllll .... iDc:rw. It'• atmpq tbat tJMM cocnpetda wd fewer people to do what tbey do. Not all lar&e eom])AllMa have pared t.belr payrolla but the plUem ia Clear if JOQ "-* at the compoelte f'laur-for \be P'OIWne 500 bat Of leadt.Da tndustrlal manufacturers. IN 1171. 'l'llS -top IDdultrlal flnDI employed a total ot 14.8 m11non penou. Today, nearly 10 yean later, tbey emploJ a total Of 1S.I m''"°" -• paltry sam of I pereenL By eoata ut. &be eombmed ..ies ol tbe Forum. SOO eomp.._ leaped from .-bWloa 1D 1970 to SU trtWoo lat year -a pm Of nearb' 300 pm:eat. And proftta nearly tripled allo. WblJe tbe l'ortw aoo companies aceount for the Uon's &hare ol U.S. lDdulUta1 production, they provide oo.ly one- aixth ol the jobe ta tbe eouatey. HUT QUl!C8T'ION: where are Americana employed? Amwer. m aeniee Jobs or tnformaUon pre>ceuLDC. Tau tbe b&ab, where tbeJ push around all that paper. ID um>, the naUoo'a :;o larsest banb bad • com- bined employee force of •.ooo. Today they employ 115,000. ADd bow about Mcl>onUd'aT TbeJ had fewer than 25,000 em~ees ln 1970 Today they are at the 100.000 level. Market Shakes Off Worry Over Dollar NEW YORK <AP> -Gold and lilftf' stock.a provided some slltt.er to an atbenriae HsUeu dock ~et today. 1'be Dow Jooes averaae ol 30 IDdustria.l stoclu, down bJ abollt I pamta eartJ iD tbe eeaw, reeovered to poet a o.•plDtom.11~. ~ .. _,. _.., -'-.. " ., -"' -... ., , .... ., "" .. , Cll '"' SI u Yll'.5 llf:W ~ IA~) -HY~ -__...,-............... lt~ .........,. .., • .. . •• . •. • • . • . • . • «2.ll'tAOO ........................... ,. ... .. ............................ ...... .-,,_... • ••. 21.-..00 T-. _._ -. • . • . • . , ..... .-.,.,. 1 .. -• . . • • • • ,...,, ...... ... "" .. --... ,,.,. . ..,, .. -4."°.JOOM/t 111ftt•T AMl.K OIO lllW "°"k (AP) 0.C: 10 ~ .... ~ ,,.,,, _......,& .. _ .... y_.._ .... ......... t41ftf' ., ..... ; ••• , ..... '"--· l ~-=_ ....... , ..... .......... AM 1'M '" Ole." ....,.,.. ·rn::: .. .. "..,.. ... _ .. __.. 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Cl) LOU MANT The ,,., ...,, ..... .,. 111a1n wflairl Dorlo¥wl • ~ la put on tri.I IOt i~, • • • ''White CllnatJftN (P.-1 1 I ( 1 tS-4 I 8lng Ctoa- by• Denny ~ A ec>mlC fout'tofne , ...... -, I~ )OCJ WI Vermont to '*" • ionn. var-•. wno " In ~ ol IOelr1g ... inn ( I hr • 30 mon I • MQHTOAU.Bn' • HNU(.'Wf ld,_.,l~IN* JOHN DARLING s..11 ()&-. and \tie .,.. tOft ~ OrCM*• per'Oml "'Harold In ....... by H9dOr ...,, .ctn 90IOl9C PllW#IM Laamwl. and~·· ·eon.-. tum&t M(R) 11:00 ID Cl) 9 NI.WW MMl .. LNJQt4 NCAA~ "'""°""..,. U8C • M"A'l0H 8 J ""'"-hOn>e 10 "" ..,.,. ·~ino Klltlg9r"• _,.,. 8ll91np1' 8nd OM Of Fr-•QtlOI~ • fHI IPN'I' HIU IHOW 1 t:JO • Cil IWl'tV 0 '"-~ ., .... Old 1r11nf ot Ha rry • '' '"'-''-' .. t .. ono i-i ., • A-&.llCMI-~· a otlcs • •llC*M" ot hOdlflo YP a llql.or _,,. • WOYil • • ... ~Under Tiii °""" (19511 Ricllatd Con••· AAltllff'!TOfter -~CAWTT ~ ....,_ Fonl9YT1 \beO. Cl) ..CW I Alf & """' ~ II kidnlllPtd and l..id llOlta09 ......... IOr a""'*-~"'°' t:OO • T'OtlltOMOW au.ta~ of the 8ro•dw•y at.ow "The 11MO 1 ~ HO&.r. tor· -tadlO ltat ~y ~ • TMI M"LlllMH • '°"9! • • • ''The Moor\ .. 811'8 • 12*) 8 •tn ........ OICl!Mr· ron" (1'521 ,... ~ ec»S-..A~- pt tr1-IO ._. Iha -· of .,. fffltndly ~....,...,,..., '*· {t lw., 30 ITWt, 1:00 9 •*'A "P~ PWf'(' ( lt84t Tommy l(lrk, AtWM111e f\INCllllO. A ..._. '*' Qlll off a ~ ~ wtlarl ... , ... tit IOWI Wftll • ti.altlful ~ ' llnQ (!"'. 30 min, a:ao ••• 'A ''Trlblle" ( 111701 Owren Mc:G•wtn. .I.,.. ..,_. Vtncant M -tr 70t lmppie ~ prob-...,. '°' ,.. tough dftl --o-nt ~ of 1119 ~ ... (, IW ,30Nll by Armstrong & Batiuk • MACHEL J LEHAE.A A90fl'T O..•~• Luting• • KNXT /CBS) Los Angele~ WllO• rl'!Oal of Iha Ptl•nuta geog bully them..._ ••th ,,,. ~ MPeCt• Of ,,.,. yVla(lde -.on. Chaf. 119 Brown end Unua ...,ch • tor Iha true mNIWlg ot Chrlatrn.1 (R) lllgl\-ec>aad CfMh. aod two drUQ-O'ued t..iaoar• ee1 a_? station on hr• (RI m ~GMffl Gu.ta Hanry W lnl<lw Otvld Branner, Sunn ~ El~ Booaler'. Wlltar Sleek COt"v: ON tCW MA 1 HOMP60N DO Y0tJ ~lLI./ ~XPECT u& 10 9E LIE: VE. Ab YOU CV..IM IN~ ~ 1~1 f P.11$ WAS ll-iE O KN8C (NBC) Los Angeles I KTLA (Ind) Los Angeles KABC-TV (ABC) Los Angele!> Cl) KFMB (CBS) San Diego G IO-u-TV (Ind I Los Anqele'.I 9 KCST (ABC) San Diego I KTlV (Ind ) Los Angele'> KCOP TV (Ind) Los Anqoh" KCET· TV !PBS) Lo!> Anqolo~ G KOCE· TV (PBS) Hun11ngton &ar n Running By JERRY BUCK LOS ANGEL~ (AP) -Muon Adama, who playa m~f edit.or Charlie Hum& on ''Lou Grant;• la the kind of py you'd assume never bu trouble cashin1 check&. There t... something about him that in- spires trust. Maybe it's that meUow voice wttb just a hint of rasp lo it Or the kind, fatherly face, with brown eyes staring out from under a furrowed brow and a thatch of brown hair turning gray and start.in& to thin. Adams fats the role of managtng ed.Jtor well. With that sometimes worried ex· preasioo, be looks like he belongs in a new a room A TAMPA NEWSPAPER recently con· ducted a poll on the most trusted men in America. Charlie Hume was ript up there with Walter Cronkite. "People af.parenUy watch the show and like Charlie, ' said Adams. "I gueaa it'a the way be'a written. He's placed in a poalUon where be bu to make decisions. He doesn't pull any punches. He baa a warm and eaay relaUomhip with Lou Grant. I hope a1ao lt'a the way l play bim, bul tl>ey really write lt that way." Cl l/TTU HOOSE OH THEPfWM! 9 TH£ COU8T!AU OOVUEY f lf111 efAIU? Mra Oloaon MWldr~ on -· IMaphone calll W'CI 1Mrn1 8 NCI.. thll COU1CI ....eca the ~ ~tlllga 8 MOVIE * * . ., "The Chriatm•• Tree' I 111119) WIH11m HOIOan. Vlrn• ltal iJHCM~ Arie-\18 Alhlel.. In "The Niie" J~QI* and Pnllic>oa Couat.u nplOra Iha hold lhllt Iha Niie tin hid on "*"'"'° 1tvougn. out tllatory • they eont>n· ua !hair jOVm9y OOWtl Iha 4,000-mi ... long rtll« to Ille Mec>tt...-(Pitt 2) 0 MOVI! * * 't ''The II lllet WhO Wouldn't Ole" 1111781 Mlle• Grant's Newsroom Tbe CBS Monday ruabt senca at 10 on Channel 2, wb1cb stars Ed Asner u Grant. won a well-<Jeservett Emmy ln SeiMmber u the best dramati~ series. It got off to a slow start two years ago, but now 1.1 firmly entrenched near the top of the ratings. DESPITE HIS EASY manner in the newsroom of the Los Angeles Tribune. Adorns said he really knows Uttle about newspapers He said he met the managing editor of tbe New York Dally News on a commuter ltaUl after he got the part, and lat.er aal in on an editonal conference at the paper. Jn the beg1nning, Charlie Hume waan't quite so trustworthy. "J{e wu a blt of a patsy in the early acripta," Ad.ams aaid. .. bul we've gotten away from that. A managing editor of • newapaper can't be wisby-wuby " Oddly enou8h, it was a alfferent kind of role that broulht b1m lo the attention of the producen of "Lou Grant." '•Allan Burn.a bad seen me in 'Tbe Deadliest Seuon' in wblcb I played a hockey club owner who was a real bad news l\lY ,' • be aaid. • ADAMS WAS LIVING in Coanecticut at the time and bad a Hml·replar part on the soap opera "Another World." He Rew out lo Calllomia for the audilioo, and when he wu signed he went back to New York and asked for hia releue from the terlal. "What I'd like to do ia 1et an lnt.erestin& part 10 a feature film," he said. "You keep getting calla about lhlnes, but always when the show's filming. "I've become hooked on moVle acting. This ta my firat extended ~ure to it and I really enjoy it The camera la a cruel, nucroacopic taskmaster, and you have to watch your at.ep. "I f~l veey lucky to be wort:1nt with thia eroup on 'Lou Grant.' I've beard ao many horror alortea about workin1 on other aeries. My only wish la that I bad more lo do. But that•s true of any show with an enaemble cut." ADAllS &ECENTLY appeared u an ob- aletrician ln the NBC movie "And Baby Makea Slx," He also plays a doctor in the upcomtna movie "The Sh1niq Seuon," about a youn1 runner and school teacher who bu cancer ,,, ___ . NEWSROOM QANQ -Maon Adami (seated) preaidee Oft!' • newsroom on "Lou Grant" inhabited by (Crom left) Daryl An- derson. Robert Walden, Ed Asner. Jack Bannon and Linda Kelsey. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ T••9et Eleanor Parker plays a fuhlon designer hunted by a killer in "She'• Drea~ to Kill" too.tabt at 9 on NBC, Channel•. .""··~· " . Dark Side the Twain We'll Meet BJ TOM JORY NEW YORK (AP) -Gloom abroudl Mark Twain'• renowned wit 1n a new look at the dark side of the humorist's life, lo be aired t.onleht at 9:30 on KCET, Channel 28. There la plenty to lauah at lo ••Maril Twain: Beneath lbe Laulh!er," but humor b secondary in t6e dramat.t.zatJon that Tffreat.es incident.a that contributed to Twain's lncreul.ftlly peuimlaUc view of life. A• with mott PBS proarama, air date and time for "Mark TwaiD: Beneath the Lauebter" may vary, ao check local Uatlnp. BVDYOHE 18 A moon ... with lh• dark •let. be never abowa to an1body." Twain .rot. in mt. And Dan O'Herllb)', U,e lrlab·born actor who plays the bumortlt in the hour· loa1 fllm, aireea. "There are certain thlnp In most people that are underneath the .ur- f ace, held underneath, and in that aen.e, few of u.a are dllferent from Mark Twain," O'Herllhy ea.ya. "Ria very stroac ~ynidlm, which oft.en WU bltteT, Wal espnllled in humor," the actor aaya, "and I believe that b not neceuarll1 ab- normal. ''I think I pen.on 'a att.lt.udl toward Ute b beld in a kind of balanct, and ti you IO deeper and ,nmmer on one aJde, ~ Co bi&ber and u,bter on the other. OtbenrlM, you don't m.mt•ln that balance,'' aaya O'lldbr, wbo bu atudied Twain and bil wmt. ··AS onoem TO ta..~ aide o1 bi.I life,.. the actor aaya, "Twain quite naturally would Mo in the other direction inbinrrttiq. • nae storJ bel!m tn 1908 wttlt tbe T'·Jear-old T_.aln'a return from Europe lo spend Cbriltmu wttb bia da uebter lo Connecticut. Witbin days. the d.au.lbter t. dead, cbwawd in her bath. . Twain retreats to bia atudJ to con· alder b1a Ute and won, and mncb of tbe acript ol "Mark Twain: Benutb the LauCflt.e'r." t. taken from bia refleetive wrtUn11 "Bil peaslm.laUc view ol Ufe wu apparent In bla early work, but *•~ nm more proaounced ID b1a lat« yan." aaya Martba Iden, co-producer ol the ftlm wtth I.any Yust. "In ~ tllm, we tned to I'll beneath Tnln'• laqbter to &bow tbe tra1edy or folly t!aat oft.en provoked it. ••aUT W'S NPD foqot Twaa's lau1hter, for t!aat wu, att.r all. Twain'• deriee tor c•tnlq our ......... Uon," belQI. : A foomote: O'HertlhJ'a -Ga..m • playa haln lD bis .. In u. Jll'Qdlle-• ~ Uoa broucbi to PBS br ltDA. lle·Z aoo-eommeretal network'• at.atm m:: Dallu. • Astaire in 'Santa' . . . ·2: ROLL YWOOD (AP)-P'NdAltlite will pla7 at &eat •••ea clllf.-charaeten tn '"l"be Man tn tbe Sama Claua SUit." a two.bourCbrlatmM,_. • tu1 airiqon NBC f'rlda.J. Dee. IL., goPH~TICATEO PR{)(jRAMMINB ... Boaulilu/ g1oreo M~ic-New~MarinB Wealher-gk; Reporl~ Con~umer Reporl~ giock Mal'Ktd R14Porl~ .• .-~.~~ TMI-tUnmt CR> ...... 'Jazz~ Dist11rbing Film Bob Fa11e Pia. Much of Hinueli Into M011ie lhll ... ....U ROU.Y'WOOD (AP> -An.tr mUe1 an c+Ndll ...... --termini "All fta .lua" a .................. ft .............. _. fMhMI. 1'MI rwftlw• lMDI tonrd tM ..,._ Yin. wt ..........uc.a. But ll II 1iM1 ~ ... bow Cldaer'I wW bl ........ bJ t.be IUID, wb&dl tnau ~ .. ··=~ .,:,:c: .. lD ff~ to ~ ••rvlM u.. c··"· "' . All ., Jua," wldda wu lboWD M _,,DbW pdld. a.twem llaowtnp b• talked •boat tbe mm 8Dll 1mated a dpretit. a no-no for a man"'° bu Al· fered u almoaHat.al heart attack. ••1 CAN GO l'Oa 1oo1 ltretebel wttlloa& amok· inc." be explained. "But when I'm wort:lq or 8l a party and oervoua. I 10 rictlt back to toat. ftve pack.I a day.'' H1I C\U'l'elll reuon for nerves ii ~ over critical reactloo: "Thll .. a riaky plcbln, and W9 do need critlcal bell> to eet lt rollinl. I bope t,MJ wW lib it. Critia are alw91 crytnc for someddq new, aom~ belldea the uaual diet of ae.s comedMI. deteetift mcme.. diluter movt., Kare IDO\'MI like 'Jaws' and 'Kin' Koq.' "Filmmakers wbo attempt IOIDttbln.c dU· ferenl leave themaelvea wide opea to tbe eritlca. Tbel like to cat.eaoriM thinp, and 'All Ttsat Joa' .~~=====~~L::========= can t be cateeorlsed. Is It a muaicalT Sure. A drama? Yea, ltl.1. A comedy? Satire? No doubt. It'• was undergCJlDI meatal aneuiah. but that is strictly heanay." ~a ~•ftaOA tl&t,.\. n l A MIRADA I~ WAL~ IN b ..... ·-"4-2AOO ...... •'-11 J/ )JI ·9~0 ................... _ ... MOCALYHI NOW111> '~•a.at• ....... .....,,.--i .. ._.. ............ ...,... AND IUl11CI Jc. AU 19) N't NAIOCOM II) --------1rl' •c-"10-l•I ·-...... ,,.. ..... .... t644 ..,__,,. ••MM:et ~::::: ....... °' lllAM"" ff.t.tSH ·~AL M0Usr lll aJI of thole." &EVIEWKU ASE CEaTAIN to obeerve that it is autobio&raphy. Fosse, who co-authored the script with the late Robert Allan Aurthur. la a former child performer who beeame a brilliant director-choreographer, a self-destructive, cbain- smoking womanizer who waa cul down by a heart attack while preparing a Broadway musical. The same goes for Joe Gideon (Roy Scbelder) of "All That Jazz." "The picture ts not all that autobk>grapblcal," Fosse lnauted. "I used certain elements of my ex- perience u a basis, then ftctiooalised and ex- tended them. I could have made blm a painter or any other profession. I.. mlMSI b1m a director· cboNC>ttapber because mualc and dance are my tools; I could use them to tell the story in an enter- tainin1 way, which I couldn't do it be were a painter. . .. It's not my autobiOll'•llhY. I'm alive. "Because the character was so self· deatructt ve, so bell·bent that be flirted witb death, dramatically it seemed beat to have him die. ''TllEN I THOUGHT, BOW would I like to die? I wouldD't want to die alone in a hospital room u most ol UI do. I wanted to have everybody there, all my family and friends and co-workers cryinl and cheering me on. A big extravaganza." The survival of "All 1bat Jua" is almolt u remarkable u that of Bob Foae himMU. For his firat ftlm foUowiq his attack, be wu woztina with Aurthur oo "Ending," a drama about dyiq for Paramount. He found it too depnuiq. "You carry tbat stun bome with you." and decided to treat the nme aubject witb "humor and li&htnesa. .. Paramount WU not too gpr with the new tcrlDt tDd aal4 It needed a tU ltar to make tt wortla tbe rid,'' Posse .reealled."11e bad talb with Jack Nlcbolscm and others but 6oae waa in· 1erested. Paramount pused, and Columbia toot up "All That Jan." Richard Dreyfuss was set u Joe Gl· deon, then abruptly dropped out. Fosse still doesn't~ 1'by: "Some of bis frieod.s told me be AIP Chief Resigns LOS ANGELES CAP> -Samuel Z. Arkoff has resigned u president or American International Pictures. which recently became a subsidiary of Film ways Inc. Arkoff, who rounded AIP about 25 years ago, also reaiped from the board of directors of Film ways. He said in a joint statement with Filmwaya chairman Richard L. Bloch that the resignation "has been in the works for some time. and beans no relatiombip to the announcement Monday of an apparent SS million overstatement In AIP's televl.aion asset.a." r---I ~ ,.,, ..... ,nh I IU\J._TOI_ C INl·.MA ................. .... An• 540-7444 --... NI -.., ••••• 4 ,.,. --~STEMO -~ -------CINEDOME LlJMl'I t " CHAPMAN AVE. IS.A. FWY ORAllCE fJ4.2553 -.,. ....... -w , •• -.. .. -.. ' .. 70 _. OCM.aY ITVllO F088B MADE THE lJNLIK.D.Y cbo1tt of Roy Sehelder. bitber1o expert u siooy-laced eop and ahart killer. ·•Now I can't see anyooe el.&e in the role," said the director ··All That Jau.'' pushed pert)oUlly oveT bodnt in New York shoollng and alarmed Colu.m6'a bosses announced they were pulling the plua. "'Ibey wanted to shut dDwo immediately, U · semble the footage and aee if mott wu n..s.d," Focse recounted. "1 knew we could never ttan UJ> a&aln after 1even montha; the cast would be aeal· tered." Executive ~r Daniiel llelnlck took an hour ol film off to Hollywood "juat like WUly Loman" and souOt belp from Warner Bl"CJt.Mra and a)tb Century-Fox. Wilbm an hour after Melne the foetqe. Alan lAdd Jr . then production chief or Fos, ottered to jolJ> Columbia as produttr. P'lu1 COit waa SlO mil.Uonover budgt;t . By Tt.e Aaaoetated hell The ==re Billboard's bot record btts for the week en Dec. 15 as tbeJ appeu in Uus week's ialueof Blll maeuine. DOT SlNGLD 1. ''Babe" Styx (Mii) 2. "Still" Commodores (llcJtown) J . "Pleae Doo't Go" lt.C. 6 The Samabine Band <Tit) 4 ... l!:leaDe" Rupert Bo&.._ (lnftnity > S. ·-a.a One You.r Love'' Stevie Wcmder <Toda) I . "No llore Tean" Bartin Steiaand • OoaDa Summer (Cohunbi•-Cuablaca) 1. "You're Only Lonely" J .D. SoutMr <Colum- bia> I ... Do That To Me One More 11me" Tbe Cap- tain •Tennille <Caublanca> 9 ... Heartache TonJabt" Eagles (A.lylum> 10. ''Tue The Long Way Home" Supertramp CA&ll) TOP I.Pa 1. "'lbe Long Run" Eagles (.Uylum> 2. "On The Radio -Greatest Hitt, Volumes One & Two" Donna Summer <Casablanca) 3. ''Cornerstone" Styx CA&M ) 4. "Journey Through The Secret Life Of Plantl" Stevie Wonder <Tam.la > 5 ... Greatest" Bee Gees <RSO> 8. ••Jn Through Tbe Out Door"' Led Zeppelin (Swan Song) 1. "Wet" Barbra Streisand <Columbia) 8. "Tusk" Fleetwood Mac (Wa.rMr Bros ) 9. "Damn the Torpedoes" Tom Petty 6 the Heartbreakers <Backstreet) 10. "Midnight Magic" Commodores <Motown> c 1nenome 6 scAeen 6JU ·z 553 comPLE X MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY "APOCALYPSE NOW" CR> "AND JUSTICE FOR ALL" CR> "FIDDLER ON THE ROOF" {PG) "10" (R) "STARTING OVER" (R) "RUNNING" (PG) "10" ·m1sco KIO .. (R) "OA8 PUMP OtRLs• "IN,(X)MING FAESHMIN• CA) "-.... • Mur ........ "WHEN A 8TRANQEJll OAU.a" (A) '1"HE LITTLE GI"-WHO I.Mt> DOWN THE ' DAILY '1l0l' •f' Plua ''THE GROOVE TUBE" Plua (R) 111e I - MlliAA'!NI ~ .~. Plu• 0THll! I( IL.l.E1' "SUMMER CAMP" FISH'" ,...:.;i~ .... . .. , "" YANKS -... -~ M()ll-""9 1tt •• SAT "*"9 t • ,. t• .. ,. .. ' lr&d1taon return'i .-~ __ ,, ... ,. .._,_, __ ··- • f • ·, .. --------------- • ··---------- ---------- .. --· Smokers find the taste of 1ow tar MERIT matches that d high tar cigarettes. • -v • felt they didn't sacrifice taste in switching from high tar cigarettes. New taste-test results prove it. Proof: 96% of MERIT smokers don't miss former high Proof: A significant majority of smokers rated ~,. tar brands. MERIT taste as good as -or better than -leading high g~·._m:m!IZ!lSl~~"f:1'4.... Proof: 9 out of 10 enjoy smoking as l ' " .. tar brands. Even cigarettes having twice the tar! ~;.~ , much since switching to MERIT, are glad Proof: Of the 95% stating a preference when tar ii: M £\\.\\ they switched, and report MERIT is the ~ levels were revealed, 3 out of 4 t\\\e{ best tasting low tar they·ve ever tried! .t smokers chose the MERIT low You've read the results. The con-· tar/good taste combination over L... clusion is clearer than ever: MERIT high tar leaders. r delivers a winning combination of I MERITsrnoktts rate -taste and low tar. ~ low tar MERIT~ taste N' A combination that seems to be I ~to high tar brands. ~ attracting more and more smoke New national smoker study UJ every day and-more importantly results prove it. ~ -satisfying them long tem!· t: Proof: The overwhelming " ti!:. majority of MERIT smokers polled-......~~---!""~~ 0 ............... ..,, Warning: The Surgeon Ganerar Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. . •CleuHlld ......... ws ... ............. AtMrWllb ..... U. fla ==:o-~=-= .... IClll • ,..... ~ ..... tD tM a:= .. drt ... to waft. • 81 .. off .. ror4 Re ~J-l~M41 that ctead ........ Dnt to ta tbe ............ It la -ol the IDON .-"ke•I, bvt •ot au tlaat uneommon oc:eanw that ps.ycbiatrllt Daniel Job.Diem bu dNJt wftb, Bll C01JN88LING 1peclaltJ la auniftll at airplane crulMa. "YoudaD't ba" to be lnftlhed ln a dl•Hter to be affected,'' IQI I , ... wbo ....... cded la. tlllit recaMll ti idrllal empioJ91 ..,,... for poat~aeeldeat H11loaa wti. perecnsr' w11io .... -~ A• for tbe A .. tteaa AlrU... attendmt wbo •'lltmelt .. frMDd in tit• car, Joba1oa 1a11 tb• au..._.., tmftMdtate rwc• wu. ''Ob av God. I'm--.., mlBd. .. But it wu DOt a q...UOO ol talllV. It'• NaDr ~ • .., at ··~la• 1oodb1• or of lr7iDC to reftl"M tbe aeddmt. lt'a eaDed a ......... ..,. J.ollnna .. BS MYS &NXl&TY, GtJILT, nl&btmu. and tbe mental desire to ''cUnle tbe eediDs'' are common reaetlaal for people wbo are not •ctullJ bmll_.ID the crub. The relatl•e of a peraon wbo r:rilbed 1ut JMr in the PSA crub San DMao ... piqued by • men- tal tape o£ tbe ftnal few minute. al tbe cl'llb. perhaps triaered by tbe wtdely.p1Ntahed pboeocrapb ol t.be airlln• aflame ca lta dlYe towards the pound. "It .,ee over and over and over," says Johnaon. The relative Just couldn't abake vlalona of what the deceued wu tblnktna &Del bow be wu readina to tbe fiDaJ few aeconda. And, ol coqne, ~.J!l..Jla! --~~~~~-~:-.~~;.:;.;::;~2r.o;-·····--~cmnJrnen more severe 7he psychological re- actions are sometimes longer lasting than any physical injuries,' says Daniel Johnson, Ph~D. Helping survivors overcome a ft e r -c r a s h trauma is his specialty. for"°"' wbo ...... -alJllD« wtMnll--dowD-Sltft. ,...._....,..,.. .... ~.,.,c:lill*tl&,......,.. AlftnftCo • la 1M1 ead 11 aow ID prhate praeUee, wa1 amoo1 the flrat ~to ... , ........ .. ''IOU DON'T NjSD lt <after craab co ... eu111>:· aotea the '2-Jear-o&d Loq Beaeb raidem. "For -U.. Med sarf.cea macb later. I wt tbem to keep ID eaalatt ettliler.., •• Tbla form of 1•1elaolo1ical maaktq ean lea to a delayed neetioa llllll ca mer... ID aeftrity over .....a ,..,. wltla reewrtD& niptDUINI -dow-bailcftna fear. Aloac tlU line .. Rat JolmloD terms "emotional aumbln1" tmmedl.,. after a C1'alL ''Some mar a:perieDee no reactbll at an.·· beUJS. '"l'bll worria them. ne, start to feel they're not normal. We try to set them to realbe that numtima la not unusual." •ou co-ON ls a post-crub •·p1e1 ructioo'' ca tbe part ot the aur•l•or. "A11ume a wife or companion dies and you survive," U¥A Jotmson --· "l let them know lt'1 okay to cry .. people fed sorry for cryin&,'' be aaya. "I tell them to do tbelr &rievmi now." By doml tbia, survivors are more UkelY .Jo avo6d the myriad physical aod emotkJnal eftec:U tbat can occur over a Ion& period ot time. ''The PIYdloloekal reec:tiam are IOID..._ lmCm' l8ldlal .... ~ I pQsieal tDJmW,'' be..,.. '' AaT orpn ID JOU!' bodJ ea be alfffted. •• Jolmtoo acids. Lou of laalr, 1kta raabe1, dl11Httve dilolds1 ad aleen all are common ..,... •11111 •8'· ta1llll .,.,.w:Ucm and dllrQpted m.....i qde9 ea combine with h!!•Hloa, for1etfulaH1 an4 !Mlll"'7 to OIJG c drate. VNLSSS VICTl•I are made aware al tbe tendeneJ toward Reh readlaal. the problems eu beeGme mon .._ tnm6imt. .. ,. .loNwon And druJ and alcohol abuH, oeea.-.11;y suidde, ean folJow. OtMr potential problems, wlllcb Jolmlon .cea can occur foUowtnc any type ol dlauter, can lDdade obeslestve taltina about the tra&ecb' and the tnak1lp"'. relationablp. Tbe two often 10 band ln band. Be counaela 1urvivora "to put off breakin1 the relationabip until they're beck on a more even lreel." GUILT AND extreme in1tabWty on the part at tbe aurvivor can be a particularly dimcult problem for an alrllne employee wbo returna to the air <tbil uau.U.Y_ ~~vo),_JA..,IDlllP.·--. -··• · • -IA!llNiii" WffliJlfght attendant! &Del crew memben, Johnson trtea to ready them for the typically in•enailive remarks they may encounter from the public. "Some 1UY mllht say 'bow many eqlnea you p today' IO you've IOt to prepere tbem to espeet UU. land ot dumb~" aaya JohnlCJa Al far .,....... wbo llUempt to JWdely Offi tome the put trauma by ta.k.tac aDOtber tllcbt. Job:mon ..,. "thia ia UAallY aucauful, but mt alWaJS." Some mar re8C'l byatertcally. whOe <See SURVIVING. Pace CZ> ' ' Take an Apple Tour It's fall and that means crisp ap- ples, and that means a trip to Oak Glen, Southern California's or- chard town. Go hungry. Save room for some apple pie. BJ JUDn'll OLSON °' .. ...., .......... Tbe air la aa crisp u the beautltul red :r.t· which are arown there, and the are ao quiet you can aduallJ bear yourae!f tb1Dk. Oak Glen ls a wonderful nperieDee for city folk, espedally tboM who loft a 1ood apple to eat out of band. Many Southern Californians don't realize that apples of all kinda are crown Just an bour and a ball away from Loe Aqelea or Newport Beach, but the truth ii that aome of tbe best ap- ples available come from Oak Glm, a lit- tle vm.,enear BeaWDOGt. Tbe lianest la DUrlJ Oftl' DOW but there ltill are applel avallab&e and tbe eider'• eblDed for late fall Yillton. Oak Glen, ODH a potato fan:niq commaaliy, DOW llu 8DO aCNI at apple mdwdf fticb Pl'Odaee man lb.a a .,._ ....... ol tralt, nmclDI tnm earlJ MUOD Gra•eastelm to late ..... ArUDlu Blaeb. pie Cl owe a aomeday. All ol tbe rancben aell apples to touriata duriJlg September, October. NoYember and Deeember, and less than flve percent of the crop ia sold to aupermarba, Wobla'emutb aaid. Ou Olm eider » ••allable lD <>ranee County, bowe.er, .-eel Frank Riven, ooe al tbe owmn ol Loi B.iol ranch. H1a ia for a sale at the lntne Raneb Farmen Market and Trader Joe's. SantaAna. Apples do well in Oak Glen became ol the w-mal variation ln dlmate, aald Juan Vuque1, a Parriab employee since 1tC. ''11"8 A lllLB bip here, there are cold w1Dtera and tbe trees set dormant. The aummen are warm and there la &ood IOU and pare momtatn water." Once tbe b8:nelt MUOD is Oft!' and the applea are IOld. tile powers belln <See &PPLE. p._ Q) -. -4.~ ~ •• Apple Tour crr....,.a> a.be never....stns wan ol ,.,... ~ treel. Tb• 1nra1• apple tree IHt1 anywhere from U to to r••ra. Wohlpawtb Hld, and tt tdM ftye to el1bt yean for a JOUDI U... to betiD beartnt. Durlq the p-owtq MUOa tbe applet are tblnned out to to U>ey an lls to el1bt lncbt1 apart for maJdmum 1rowth. ''The nit are throlPD OD the P'CJUDd,'' Vuquaaaid.' The tndt I.I b.,...est.ed by m1srant workers, Vuqun edded. Tber. are no ")'OU·plek" opportwlltiet beHUM "tbe Umbt are IO fraeUe and the treel are IO larae.·· BUT MVIHG money isn't t.be objec" of mattna a c.rip to Oak Glen, a.a.yway. nae trutt ..u. for aroud ao .-bait bu1bel u4 elder nuw around 91 • 1alloa, a eo.mpand to IL• tar tM elder at tlM 1"1H Bueb rumen lhrk41t and •. D IOI' a J.o.pcNDd bq ti •pplet. There an allo tbope to brvwH ta and Hveru "1• and reatavantt wblcb Mll 1ood aooM pte, both wtth cbeele and a la m04e, and for tboH wbo ar• enchanted with the are•, then f.I oae mot.el with nine roomt and pot·bNlled atov•. Tb• variety of a1>9le tttnk.U ln th.. •bops I.I end.leN You can buy boob about applea, lncludlnt ••Appl••· Hl1tory, P'ollllore, HorUcuJtUH, and GHtnJoorny," by Peter Wynne; '"The American Cider Book," by Vrelt Ortoa, and "O>ot.iq With Applet," by Shlrle)' M unton aod lo NeJ.oa. · THB&E .u.&O are apple cand,y Jan. ban kl, eolorln1 boob, Jewelry, T · -.. . ............ ___ ... -'4 • u.....,.. .... . .. .. ...... .. ,." = ..... ta ;God WI J ._,lb flll t1ae • 1 Deftl' a.M a 8il -Ille~) M•e a Ml .... DO ,......,, ........... •bhu. •prom, pl• uu. oJoeb and ... era! foodl tueb u apple IMla.er, 1ppJe jelJJ ad epple IJl'UP, At tM lM 1uo• 1ton 1ou ea ... the old·f Hb•ooed sider preu la aeUoe lunaiJ:al out IOO ••'km'*' dQ, or'°" can JUlt IUrDd lD ~ of U. oW bum and HYOI' tb• damp, ••Ht amell aecumull&ed from ,..,. of banelta. And. tban are old·Umen wt.o wUJ ta~ about U. eut1 days ol OU Olm. IUCb • .. )'Ml'-o&d Bladde Wllabin, wboM bun II near UM old eeboolboult. All~ tbem probably wtU JolD 70'I ln m unebln1 a ert1p apple, too, ntn thoup tbe1 ... tM fruit day att.r day. JHr an.-, .. . "I Mt U.... applel a day." P'n.nk Riven u.ld. "And f drink two or three ,1 ..... ol clde! a~ .. _ h,. --..... Apple Party Drink Frank Rivers, ol Los R&ol orcbarda, shared a l"fflpe foe • Sood party drtnk, uatn1 Oak Glen elder· HOUDA V WA.118A.D. 2 pllom cider • lllckl dnnamsm. >-1b w&;reeao.;e. Tbtn alieet ol lemoo l boUJe red wtne Wann up 1eutly and 11·ffAR-OLO TAltOA .. ,.~ Mrve hot. John S.y•r at Wortc In hla Oakland Offtc. APPL!9 lllNG WA&H!D AT OAK OLIN A Deal is a Deal DY.J\R ANN I.ANDERS· When you read thlft, you wiU probably tblnk lt l• not poulble that such • lett.er could be writ.ten ln 1979. I u- tiure you I am for real. and there are probably a few more .cuya around Uke me I •m 31 amt have never had a 1Jrl friend. I am not u homosuual. ll'a Juat lhal I was alway• aby, never able to 1(.>t up the nerve to h•ve aex. J aee my fr1t>ndt 1etllo1 m•rrled and h'av lne famlUea. and l am beeominl lncreuln1ly dlacontcnted k ecenlly l met • 40·)'Hr-cJld widow 1lrho haa lwo 1rown children Rh• la lhfl flnl woman I have ever bMo Wt&Jly •l ., .. ~ wllh. I have man11ed w t1n1lneor uvual "cuual" moet.lnp, aad we always have • t.r rtf lc time totether. Wt ran into my aunt two week.I •ao and llhe told my mother Mother ln•lllf tho woman la being kind becauae I look 1111• heir eldest aon She allo Hfl, "Don't be rldlcWoul. 8h•'• lofl old to bave a baby for you." Al a llnal lhrual, Moth.tr addod "Jfar former hUtband waa a br1Want man. Vou probablf bore her to death " I have been very UDhaPt>)' 1tnce I have ftopoed "r\IPD.l.nt lnto Mr." Pleue advlH . - SHY GUY DEA& OUV: ,.,... "'8t )'M'H lol4 me, I Neld ........ '** aa...t ,.., ....a.r. 8Caft raataa a.to &aaa& """" aaa• u ... a• pHlllble. It ..-41 H lf aM WU Mlpl91 J" break •., ,_,....., -a •• aclltnmeat. Lack1,..1 DEAR ANN LA.ND&M: Chrl1tmu ti com· tn11 and I hate the tbouiht ol tt. My buabud ana bit broOMn and 1llten nn oot born wUb 1Uver tpoom ta UMtr moutbl -lt wu poker cbl1J9. Ev~ Cbr11tmu &n tbeJ ptber at OW' place bNHH •• ..... tlM biHMt bouH. NobodJ 1a111 lflee before tbl DMal. Tbef dive ln llk• anlmall. (La.It JHr my wrtat wu actual· IJ pierced bJ a fork.) Tben ti nn... ,..e~ eon•er1ation. n.1 l'Ulb ~cUuer 10 &be1 ean 1et to lbe ~·r &a!U. (f~ don't pl&J.) All I hHr ti, 'You''9 llb a "4. An .. up. Put .,. or lbut up. ...... ,. ..... " llJlollllftlatbe odMrOOMt. We lpmd ntl'1 .... wttla dMm. It'• • dial we made wbeD W IWl'led. I MW CluUtlul 1DON every 1ear. Nii adYlelT -H&A.DACHS HELD DU& DLDft 'f• .... a ..... 1ac11 _....,....,. ... ,....u,_ .... ,.._.,., ............. . A•• ~-~ A t">mJMrtrnt 1ecret•ry typbt will make the nN'ft•ury C''""'11ona without aJ\ertnc tbe MnM of th,. lrtln 'rh typh1l ~ paid to type letten """ rflturn "' hflr bf,. •• P91'fflet, nnaJ product. Al'J'Kf£1A'f~D IN DALJ..A.8 pr,u D.r •••1 aecnultn ... tnWa wrote .. NJ &Mr •JoJ .. ..,.,.U.& SM ..... m••• ...-H" .... ,._,., lals UleliMe h•n•wrluac. Jt wn '1tlt.U..-1" AM •• &ale• , ...... 111. I .... , ........ ...,.. wtU HJ a kJiN . ., ... ,.., ........ ,, .. ,.... .... ,. ,.... .. wlaa& tW1 W. ....WM wfdiRt laerl Credit Laws, Protections BJ.,.. ANMtaW P,.. Want to know more about credit? Tbe Federal Dep09lt wurance Corp. can belp. The corpor1Uon ba1 tnued a ..n. ol SNUD· Dblet.t eovmnt law1 on cr9dtt and Dl'CMdklD for COnlWMl"I. The)' are all avaJJa&le1_~t no ebarjie from FDIC, 8trvte. IJMUoa, NU 17\b It. K. ., Wubtqtoa, D.C., toat. ' Here II a Ult: -'?Ju&b lA lADdlA•· ................. - tell borrowers lD COOIJ4CUoa wttb endit "--chars-iDd an.aual perc..,. ,.._, How.,.. 1umera are ~ 1p1Dlt uoautboltud UM of credlicar& . -ratr Crdt BlWJli. How to dell wD WU. tn1 tmJrl and cWecUvt mwcbendlH aad laow to P~10UJ' credtt=• . ---rat; C'9d.tt Mt. ftat nut npta an NIU'dln• toflt~ ma bur .. UI -4 wtaal 10U IUI do to ... talormldoa. -&QUll Cndtt ~ IDCS -AP. • plalu to What ntmt a.....,. .• tab ... ....., IOCOiaDl ln dlcldJ.Df WMtbir to I'll& tJr _. thnlectdt. -Zaual ~t Onortmdt1 ......... Row thl law orolllblt.t tiMl1 beiUw of NI Of nw1tal Utm, -<;,..umw latonaab ... OWll9•.,... tectloo 1•1'1 .rblcb art tmoonut to CUltoaMrl IDd wbat ~ufrt, _y,,., lallitld . l:u ..... .,J .. uranc. OOJtrl .. ol b ICOMmll .... rDJ nauJatianl. ••• trr.. ••cecu "Tbere'a no evidence that 1t mere.._ am.Mty," be c:laima ·In u way, tt tells peop&e there lJ a way of COPlnl 0.n a crub > " BU IHl'DVJEW! wllh 1urv\von over the yean bu led him to the conclu1too that pl"ople tend to ff'ffse up rather Ulan pamc followtna acruh Many vtct.lma ''r.tp them.Mlv• to di•" wbeo the) could ncape. ··A majority of accldeDta. u perce9St. dOn't bavt ao1 fatalW.," ;;~~!-RJli;;~ be notft. "Of lbe remalnln1 11 o.lt'f,.........,..,..... percent flllallU. averace out to a amall percenla1• Ther .. 11 aomrthlni you can do ·· others Wlll build up a alow, and 1ncrf'aa1n(ltly damag1n1. anxiety about 11ir travt>I wtth .. ach ruaht f''urther <'OUJl.M'lJnl( and syat.emau c dt'tt!nA1talton • throu.ch aelr relAJu1bon 1..t'<'.hniqu~s 111 eaMmtJal fM t.bae MU'Vlvon. IN ADDITION TO bla private practice, Johnaon, 42 , he ada loteracUocl ~arch CorponUon ln Stanton wht<"h "'H't'tall.1:H In lhf' human factors of air pa11en1er ufety. Tbe flrm producu 1lmpUfleG 89Cape 1mtnad.6Go carda f« alrllDet ud aaft1t7 IDMtei for CAWS. He coolrlbuted to a aafety ftlm whlcb Amerlc.,-. A1rllnf'S now abow11 ~fore ukf'Off on IL f.K' lOI\ ( Horoscope TUESDAY, DEC. ll 8YDNSY OllAU ) Family Wants Grandparents Aata Olar. n -Apr. U> · Open d1aJofue with one who can ald ln improvln1 baalc 1ervlce1. Keep diet, nutrtUoo, health neo&u· tJona. You could receive propou.1 or "con· fn11oD" of love. TAtJaVI <Apr. »-May »>: Ob&m biat from An. WAI•· Relatklaabtp .....,.,,,_, be readJ fOf' cl>anJ•· travel. variety. Sapnu fMUop ln d)'1WD1c, 1raphlc maDMF. 8'Cnift· cant~ ad)uttment dom.lnatea ~. GanNI <May 2l·June »> · AU.UO. Cl9· ten oa reaJ •tate, .. ntt.ortaJ clalml. Tau notblu for &ranted -dellne smulnp, ob'9e· th'"· A aoUd otter 11 forthcomtns -a 't ..U Hit •bolt. CANCSS (.IUM 2l·July 23)· What 1,,.and to be a ••ao.t eaUN'' 1uddeoly looms • IDODl7· maktna ~. Know tt, MCIPl cb•'"'DC• and ,..,,...tdtJ. RelaU" ~ '8 oblatntn1 .... ~." LSO CJul:J 21-Aq. D>: Get rtd ol lollnl propol!Uon. s. free~ uotMr ~·· ....... Aunt on reoovata, what Md a... 11111& • m11· a~. IAmar CJC!le ti • ....... - meU11 dreumltacel wW '"°' JWr lftortl, VDOO <Aue. D-lept. II) 11ab MW Ult ln MW d1NdioD; ....... ,,.,.DI, Oftp.abt.1 • ::::r-• to be YU.lnerallle wbln '°" la con· lAllW' pGll1Uon .,..... ~. cor· Net J•,,,,,,,_. aod IDbaoced ..... ol Umtaa. •""'A (... »-Ott. •>: otiitatD •altd biM fNm VlrlO =-:.OM Ml nla to lD· talU•• w..t*'9 " tmport.aMe .. to oeeur. ClalMlettlH eoaftrace r••ltl la IDllShUsW' ... IC08PIO <Oet. ll·lf". IU: hlar1• bot11Gm. di•mlf,&· aeMIJ& ....a ........... Dow tlait '°""' 1 toew. (Jemtel, Vtrtt. a.stu.t•-= ,, .... ~ ... :a.. ...... ~ •. ~ . i : 1\ I i '{ P 11 '.' I - 'Me' Culture GS W. coaN'SLL .. , .......... ....... 1•~--· ................ . aeholan M1I tbe m na a.111r1111M1• of the ot a.a... 80Cl4ltJ lA· to a "pen ve 1plr1tual m--.. ' Tbe)' w-ied a N&tftrm.UOU of elaulcaJ doc· lriA•. of Blblical ltaDda ot faltb bet ~ and mo1'al d.l.tclpllnol ln M.uaJ behavior. .. WHAT T I CUt.Tuaa canac CALLI 'urcllliam' Md 'daa tkln.' ..... u • '" t IA u.. rac. ot God," ~ O'OUP afar al~ colloquy at UMt Uni \1 ot NOV. Dame. When dlvtn. standards nivealod Ulrouab blJ. Lory and canaoence are d ed. ''tbe Pn.M!'ellell of Nlf-deltnlctJoo are 1et looee," declared the ap-prodmately 50 leadlnt Roman Catholic and ProtHtant •cbolara, bolh Uberala and con- ae"aUvts. ''We are coovmced that, In \beM Umes, the nnt order ol bu.st.nes. for Cb.rlstians, ll to recover our own 'sacred cent.er;• the Holy God u the focus or all wonhip, the faltblul appropriaUOG of tbe whole of Holy Scripture . " T!IE GROUP SAID THE PaBSENT ~e bas distorted ·'its proper quest for freedom • into enslavement to hedonistic perversions and idolatries described in Romans 1 and 2, plus new ones deVlSed in modern times. These range from "tbe exotic quests for self. salvation to the pervasive dru& culture and the threat of nuclear holocaust," the scholars said. "AU this is laJdng place on a planet so fragile that the prospect of human survival has become a question." The meeting, sponsored at Notre OB.me's • ·-. _ ~DJ.et.!oi:..Cootmuin~ Ed~on. nid SEc\ilanstlc-· . advocates of a " 'world free from God' promised us a paradise" but "today's world is shadowed" by rampant demoralizallon ·'We see at the heart of the human tragedy there LS an impenal claim or human autonomy, the renewal of the ancient rebellion against God's de· sign." THE MEETING, FOCUSED ON THE "Loss and Rocovery of the Sacred," said its "Josa is the vanity of a rebel race Its judgment is the eclipse of hope and the fracture of personal and social wholeness, the wages of sm 1s death. "The recovery 1s a church whose sail regains its savor through quickening prayer, fidelity to the Word of God. a commitment to works of mercy and JUSLIC't!, carrying out m1ss1on by the way of the cross." In voicing hope for that recovery, participants urged a reawakening of fervent piety, prayer, con· templative-devotion, rvangelism and commitment to jusUce for the oppressed, poor and hungry and dignity for the unwanted and outcai.ts "WE HAVE LEFT UNDONE THE things we ought to have done by stilling the Biblical word in our churcht>:>, by neglechng the Samaritan deed of love and JU.Sl.lce in society,·• the group said. "And we have done the thinp we ought not to have done, by our accomm~Uons to secularism. These sins or omwuon and commission have made soil for the seeds of aplntual exhaustion and moral decadence•· Hours Cut? Check With Bank ByJOYC~L.KENNEDY Dear Joyce: I am sf'eklng to work short hours during the day while my kids are in school. Could you sug~est where J mlitbt find a part-lime con· sumer affairs type job? -8.N., Cleveland, Ohio Try banks A study by The Conference Board. a bus1m•:-.!-o rt•-.earch organization, says a rising tide of con..,umcr complaints and aggressive com· petition ts causing banks to step up their customer relation.'> at•t1v1lu.•-. A majority of customer relations units in banks are les!-t than four years old, with nearly 2S percent formed within the past year. Most customer rl'lallons units operate on a part-time basis, accordrng to tht• study. Also try insurance companies. utilities and large stores • • • Dur Jovee: A huge sbopp{o~ center is belnft built not far from my residence. t;u you suggest a way I mlgbt be able to learn the names of &he Jn. dlvldaala who wtll be dol.ng the blri.Jlg In each or the cnttt's bWllneS& establishme11l8' -P.R.N., Oak Lawn, JU. Contact lbe shopping center's developer for names of in-coming stores. For large chain stores, see tbe personnel department: tor small shops, see owners. If you can't reach tbe developer. the construction people usual-( r ~DE'E'DC.-. J ly 1'now who the ~£#~ tenant.I will be. .... Dear J01ce: Wllat career op&loes are open CO Otte wtUa a depee lD polJUcal 1deaee? -P.S., P1loetllK. Arla. Two booklets address this question in depth; each cost.s Sl from the American Political Science Association, 1527 New Hampshire Ave. N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036. Ask for "Careers and Political Sclence, A Guide !or tlnderaradaiates,'' or "Career AltemaUves for PoUUc:al Scientists. A Gulde for Faculty and Graduate Studeota." *** Dear loJce: De JW bMr ..,..... •'"*die ,roballUUJ OI nttea for a woau la tllt plallo hUWal balba:Haf AIM, Wiien cu I neet•e tnllt· 1111 or lie u a o:...£-"'-'""--c.a.a., •ereer, Pa. Posing in front of the White House after announcing his campaign for president 1s FUBAR. the Futurastic Uranium Bio Atomic Robot. Actually Fubar was only pa using on hi~ way to entertain a Capitol group. somet.lu.ng he does for a fee of $600 a day. Scribe Scrambles Headlines of '80s By HUGH .\. MULLIGAN ,.,. ~IM c.r...n a al RIDGEFIELD. Conn -It's year-eod prognosticallon time on pundit's row Tht>y're bummg the midnight oil nght now in thinJt tanks across the land Ttus 1s the hallowed time of year when columnists everywhere assume the meaningful mimes and emit the sonorous sounds of seers studying the stars and scannin& statistics to forecast the future A PEN PUSHER WBO CAN'T presaee tomorrow's beadllnes isn't worth the day-<>l.d flab bis opiniona are discarded in, as Lord Chesterfield or BenJamin Franklin or aomeooe knowledgeable like that once said. Omens and portent.s are part of the ~ribbler's trade. but Uus year the future Isn't what it used to be. What with the dawn or a brand new decade and the start of yet another pres1denL1al eampaJgn to ponder and predict. the resi- dent sages in their editonal eynes are sucking their thumbs down to the nubble. which 1s way below the knuckle, puffing on their pipes to the last mcotine ~ J glow or con1ecturc, day ~4, dreaming far into the night, S and ponng over entralls, ow· te~ ja boards. tarot rardc;, crystal balls. gm. gns 1 the dust that gathers on top of grave stones>. tt•a !Paves. Census Bureau reports, old party platforms, straw vole polls and other reliable indices of probability to de- termine in IJS scwnlihc a manner as possible wbat's aroWld the corner for us all in lhe 1980s. RAVING RECENTLY EMERGED FROM this deeply meditative cocoon m my own booklined wine cellar, l am In a posi- tion to lift the curtain a bit on the coming decade for the anxious reader Here than an• my divinations of events. trends and trlVla about t.o happen in the next 10 years or l~s: The rruru-skirt defm1l1>ly will make a comeback. Inflated tex tile prices and labor eOl>ts m the garmet industry wiU force hemlines tugbcr in the '80s, but legs will be more spmdly because of nsinJ: food prices Bill Martin is punched out by a lady sportscaster and rehired m an emotional scene on Old Timers Day by a near-bankrupt George Steinbrenner as the slumping Yankees lanawsh a half-ume out in second place City Bank raic;es its pnme intereat rate to 37~ percent and forecloses on the New York Subw•Y System u Mayor Kock reota his garments (for a paltry $2 an hour) on the steps of City Hall. The run-away best seller ls Harold Robbins' "Too Late the Unguent.me,'' a searing saga or sun scorched lovers on a French nudist island searching for identity and a little shade The Oakland baseball franchise wUJ be moved to Xenia, Oblo, with intermediate stops at Little America, Wyoming and Ot-tumwa, Iowa. __ OPEC ministers, meetin& in a Laa Veeu jacuul, raiae the price of crude to $3. 75 a pint, with 5 centa deposit on tbe bottle. Too-Tall Jones wins the World Boxin& Association's venioa or the heavyweight crown on a foul ln the ninth round after an up- percut to the tibia by Me1uuera Ray Rablnowitcz. Ute IOUtbpaw White Hope from the weal bank of Ute Hudloo. Tellinl It like It waa, Howard Cosell concludes that "Rabinowttcs Jmt couldn't 1et hU momentum iroln«i. ·' New Broadway -muatc:all at MO a baleon.y tl~et include ..,. vtvall of Victor Herbert's "The Gold BUf," wbicb ran for OQe week in 1888, GeorKe M. Cohan's "The Talk of New York," wttb Burt lleJDOlda usumlnl Victor lloore'a atar mantle: Slpnmd Bom-bert,• "Blossom '11me," tnaururailnl the s1n&1n1 career ot QMro(J Tle11, and Jerome Kem'• "Ob, Bo1t" (1911: book and lJrics by P .Q. Wode.bouae), •hicb rackl up a mtWoa atqlel W. tor Ute WtiA1 "N..ttn1 'nme In P'lat.buab." Innocent, Freed Cruises Return 1.08 ANOe:LES (AP) -An Amerteao company bH r•· introd~ cnme aervtce under the U.S. f1aa with It.I announce- ment ot year-n>wld aeveo-c:t.y Hawaiian llland cruiles be8in· pln1 next summer. The 750-paueneer S.S . Oceanic Independence operated by American Hawaii Crulaes wlU be baaed lo Honolulu and operate bet.ween tbe islands of Maw. Hawaii. and Kauai. aaid company executive vice presl· dent David R. StoU.meyer. TU ..... TON cruiM ah1p wall be staffed entirely by Amerlcao officers and crew, Stollmeyer said. The ship will cruise the wattts of the Hawauan lalands, wbicb under the Jones Act of 1.916 are considered coutaJ area and off. Umlt.1 to shipa of foreip re&· ls try Under a meHure signed mt.o law by President Carter on Nov. 15, Amencan Hawaii Cruises was given pennLSa1on to operate the crw.ses STOLLMEYEll SAID THE travel venture, financed by private invest.ors. 1s incorporat- ed tn Delaware but wlll o..peratL__ oul or Officefi m San FraneJ.SCO fi e emphasized that the actual cruise would or1g1nale in llonolulu and oot on the West Coast '·We feel people will choose our crw.se partly for the sb.Jp and partly for lbe desUnatioo," Stollmeyersaid The S S Oceanic Indepen- dence. purchased for ao un- dJsclosed pnce from the Allaalic Far East l..Ule, baa been out of service 1 "'2 years. It 1nillally sailed under the name SS lo· dependence for lbe American Export line. and is being re. decorated to reflect Hawauan themes wtule meeting tastes of American tounst.5. Stollmeyer said. STOLLMEVER SAID TBE luxury Ct'\Wle would operate as a seven .day cruise leaving Honolulu each Saturday night. Ne~otiatioos are under way with airlines for packaae anr-aea rates and coonecUn& fliebta. West.em areas lncludlnf Los Angeles. San Oleco. Seatle. Chicago, DalJu and Sao Fran· clsco are <:ODsldered key markets for the cruises. Prices for tM cruise service will st.art at SIMS per pencn in· eluding five dajly meals. all shipboard entertainment. danc mg and shows, but excluding air fare. The crw~ Wlll be booked ex· C'lus1vcly through travel agen c1es ~·gmrung Jan 2 Dog Meat Fancier Wins Vote HONG KONG <AP) -Michael Webster. wbo says be~ the humane killlng of dop for human consumption, has ~ re-elected vice chairman of Hong Kong 's Royal Society for the Prevention or Cruelty to Animals Webster stirred controveny recently when be said in lbe ~iety'a annual report be saw nothing wrong In eatina dog meat provided the dogs were ralsed for the table and the method or killing them was humane Despite criticism from some members of the oreanizaUon. Webster refused to retract hls remarks "I will not compromlse my principles in order to keep my seat ln the RSPCA executive commit:lft," be aatd. Comumptioo of do1 meat I.a banned in ffonl Kon&, but ll ia re1arded u a delicacy by many of th• Chinese populattoo. Some claim it helps ward off wtoter cold.I and ll an apbrodiaiac. Hamburger Thief to 6o GOLF COURSE VU Gtut Back Boy locauon 2story, 5 BR. 3ba. 2 fam1 ly roocna Perlect for the btt fanuly A.!lsumt' ~x iSting lod.n and aak the owner t.o belp fUl&DCe ~ rst rus.ooo FUUSt REAL TY 546-0114 .........•.•.....•..... , ________ _ 1002 • •••••••••••••••••••••• GtA.tfT AU:A !! 1~~ F\narmna 11 \.'J~ VA 1..0&tl, 21t.ory giant. 3 Bdrm 2 bath. sunny country kitchen. huite bonm room Owner Anx OB t-all DOW S'6 :>.:\I:\ )il1'0'"'Ti'IS°• I , t 14 ,_. I OCEANFRONT COHDO 2 Bdrms . 2 baths. se<:unty bldg VacJnt, 1rnrrwd OC<.'upancy Sub. g.anige $225.000 6nJ66.1 l;/3-H!f.M E\'Cl> associated .. l~ U~ll--.0::-... -~-----·--... 111101< FPS-II EAL TORS 101'. W' l ulc oa &71·)U l lMTS UHtTS UNITS Call for free 11,l Uuµlt·it a.. up to mut11pll' u111l!. Call 00"' ror info ~ ~; EnCUTlVt MAH St OH ~ctacular 38drm. J bath. 1 bath ..., oak tank wall t.Olkt pede:.ta I & lll k btdet claw root bathtub mirrored ce11tog'I .i mass 1v~ 'Pill levf'I w huge r .. m1ly rm. cracklulg fpk. mirrored d1ninR rm. c u s tom lat.chen. 2 pa.ntnes. encl ga rden pati o Be Creauve on f'Ul.ancini! Try VA' $138,000 Act Now: call~m:t ,,..,,., J • J '• •. , •I '• I .. -;. ~ "• _. ~ •Nltelc"ln lear htate Inc. _,. UDO ; IAYVIEW .J' 4 Bdrm \l>Jlh 'om•· b.ay ;. ~ from dramatic· Ul>· :· ilaJ1' living rm .J Hatta ~ .. :.pd 1n lr.nt•rt1nt! p;.l.lo s:r. 5. \,(.CJ •I0.000 Sq. ft. ttorage/to· : ---THE REAL =:!=~i '"=====~~~~::::, ~ Redlands aree. :" -•ll.000 Sq ft. Mt rala· ESTATERS . ~ WHY l*olfi~ bide Jw.t t.ot.tl .._.STAT HOME ty Ababed S819.ooo San 11-7 SUOY Uw comfort 8emardmo d a alee~ lD • cbottt •12 Unrts (from 1040 to loeatJon This 1pet'lal JllOO sq rt each I llome bu 3 la rae bdmu. SGl.000 RedJa.nds. 21.Aa ....... apa aod all Phone Bdl Croo«. cm tblit is oeedecS for wpttb R e a I t o r s • d a y bving PLUS ~ edvan I 1 ) 7 9 J 2 7 2 6 ; e \ e t,..e ol a aecluded 18R I O J7'!l2 J"7 be~ urut or lD law --------· retreat Ca II 979 5370 TODAY. ALLSTATE REALTORS ------ PAJDC UDO COHOOS 2.3 & 4 Br. with pool. Ja<.'uzz1 & s auna Panoramic C'03btul \'\eWS, tn beauurul San OletlO SlarUng at $46, 900 with only ~·~ dn 11 87!> ui.erest Take ad\ anlal(t• ~grand opentnR pn<.'e<1 ~ I.bey won "t lut Sal~ office~n IOAM tod\ll\k 3546 ~I Sol Bl. S~n De~ 714 6B0'"'989 NB 548-79i1 M ake thost• 1:0•1d houl!ebold item~ ~ou rt> oot ustn(l a\ 111 lahle to 50C'.De Olhttr f4m1l~ h\ ad wrt.15lng them lor '3ll· in C\assd~ Call M2 Sifi7R S11PS TO IUCH $147,SOO ... antast1 r Decorator' home' Warm ""nod panehn~ ra~ form.ii dmm~ room. gourmrt kitchen with l>t-amt'•I cetl1n g~ ... eµJr.11 . brealt!a:.l arf'J, "" 1u .. 1t-1I patlO. 2nd Sl<lf)' ho:;h ' Queen size bt:droom,, spet'tacular ma~tt>r 11ate Pn<.'t' JUSl reduced 122.000 Call ''"I\" 64&7171 Whi'n }OU ('Jtl <'l:t,'illl,.•I to pla1~· an dd \011 n · .1 \Urcct ul u In• ndl\ '*t'kumt• Jnrl 11, Ip 111 "'"rdtn~ \•JUr .11! 1t1r h•·-1 rt''P""'"' 1· ,ii I :'\ ""' ~·~K C!E llDlll ILllllS CD. OVER SO YEARS OF SERVICE IWR'S AS5"MA&I LOAM Su~ "E" Plan. Spilt Level With Master Bedroom On first Level Two Bedrooms & Larae Family Room Wllh Wet Bar & Refng~•tor On Lo"r Level. Ealiq Area In KJtcben. Earth Tocw Colon Throughout. Excellent P\nanctna. MldnR ~.ooo A ··Joy Of Newport'' U.SUna (!) --........... ,. 631-1800 .. , DOYIR DIUYI f -COU C» MIWPOllT IMLTOll 11111.C...t ....... Ce __ _. ,,.... .. IAYROMT We have MveraJ fine homes wtth pler Ii 1Up PBCIMSULA POINT Newly decorated 4 bdrm. family home. CJOM to ocean. '325.000 IL TOIO HOaSI COUMTIY 4 Bdrms .• 3 baths: ranch style, mint-estate lo oranae aroves. 1249.500 BI LL GRUNDY, REALTOR 'I •·, , ... 1. 111 , '• I~ 1,/·, t.lt1I 3a +POOL lllnm loom! Pnrm 3 Bdrm home ln ~all)' located Oel c.ro ttaet-.Colta .... Well-l:nalotained bOmt' wfliaDl BoaUI rm wtth IJ)lirdq pool w/dMn1 baud ud slide' 1!:1tt111 stora,. 111oN! Much. much morel! Only Sla.900 WOW1 ! Call To day . 752-1700 <"'11N '" 0 • 11~11/N 1')111 Nlfl • [e.MMM l•IOOM St1.tOO Lwt7 ~ Dl&Jialt tudor bu.lh condo complu. Hltbly uparachd . ·~· adWt OD.lY wilt < tm l'Olor coordlnai.d t "lperl• • wallpf per tb. uout la:unacuJa\e Hlate Hile &round1 enb.aoced by ce>mmwLtty pool • clubbouae. M6-T7ll == Walkt:r C let: _ ........ COITA~ ... . ......... ... ,,. ...... '-ell ..... .... II. , , \ .... ft.; J •1•1u11 A ''" ... ~ ..... JD I s o.., san.-· tlEIPE IDCll 7 .. 11 .......... ~~::; ~ rm. • we.rm famil)t rm In your o•• mobile OU JIU'QGlt ~ rlcb brxm. Fut elCT'OW couJd wood l>iiott'•I· cffar tolva 1wr problems. r .. _... .... dowu. small CDOa· =:f4 .~~ tbly pa1meot1 Be1t to..U~. ll'a all beacb loca\loo l + ..._ -uu Dri .,._ 000 B d r m s S p • c 1 o u 1 Ci'llm~1 ce ...... · ILlteMn. lovely patao ...... iio,;a• Z!;9~:1s a 4GIUJ-'8! RI~ duplex on • b\uldabl• ti. _ _ -eo.uG R-4 lot. Owaer 4'1 ... SUPER DUPER tar'l"l• t.be balance 6 -DUPLEX! Oki Corona wW ~--to• COD· cW llar' Auwne lsl al 1tnactioo loao. Total 1~~~~~~~~173 Owner will carry price ... too. An ea· '~ NCCDS or MU on coo a.al El tale c.lliml -t c BALBOA ISLAND .... SUI.A tract ozy 2 Bdrm 11RID OF -~ --bowe With J Bdrm wUt 10 9'5" •' ~ ~· ~ Botb wllh somr Then th.la Lt ror you. 2 __ __;..;..;;...;._;.;..___ Wai.rfroot. SpectaC\llar ti.y VMl'WI C.all Wendy Bdrm condo with all the vW ~ Cha.noel: 2 story ..... __ at 8'7• ....,.... ASIUMILOAM Priodpal• 0011. Low doM> S-)'IDlal, low UI tawt rate. dot Orance Bill --------1 ~. Prime Orana• ....... 1-....... e BdnP maoaioo, b~• - 0 ,,..,._., ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!~~~~ -CM.ASSHILL County local1on At --_.. .. ,"" C.Uy room wrwet bar UNlQUEHOMES JJJr • awnable loan. Offered at Ol IUY <M"rklob wat.tt F.llOOc llSTIUY oob''56.000.Ca1U~O--Blllt VMIW -Jn 8PY1Llu muter sun~ w/pnvatt-If you have a WATB.AlOMT COMIO WITH SUP nm eando ll available I« lle/Olltioo ln a 1ecun ty bld1. Cbarmlnt 2 bdrm. 2 ba wtlb main Bay view. Pool. SJ.0.000 Clllb and '8C5C> mo rent for Siiia priced 1325,000. W .. &rfr ... Hwt I& '7Mto0 *LIQUIDATION* 3 VA A.al ftl_. Mo..._ SI Z.000 0.. HoQwM.MlllltS.. solD THIS WIB Hllrtyl ........,, A.ti· c ........ 641-1133 t!J Coldwe_ll Ban~e~ ASSUMA•I LOAN Spacious home near ocean. Old Corona del Mar charm. 3 apacloua bdrms, 2 baths & 2 large patios. Ideal home for a beach loving family. $210,000. SPBTICUl.JI CORONA Ill Ill Twe ..... I ,._ .... 11111-, at•u ..... I I $ ""e.'' th .. ....,.. ............. 2, • .,.. ..... .... , ............ ~ ........ .... .._ ...... JW.lk+ ..._,..._w_., .... _.._._. •... a1 ............... ... .. __. .. ..,., .... ,,.. .... u. ... _ ....................... . 1461.000. 67Mt00 * Oii WATU-CHlll.DlliE .......................... ............ J IMt4. 2 klMIM Wo • tltow,.•••· L•r1• ll•l•t r•. wltll .......... & ..... •1•n:• ..... .. OWi• WIU. CAii ""' T.D. 1120.MO. '7Mt00 TDWIDISE COllDO W/SUP "'rl. .. , .... I...._, ... 1111•1, ,_ • .._ ,_ ._. I •1•11 nr ................. ,.. ..... .. ,... .................. ,.. .......... 0--........ ..... SJ7 ..... 67Wt00 STlllEI .. ..... ••r:11• ........... . llt 11• ... C...t .... c.- .. Cl -.o...~-- .,. I I ................ . ~~· 611·1400 ....... UIU M•re.t Extralr&lol 4 Bclim.21.-t pat II) boat II t b ho 8 a . ram 1 I y rm . 2 · 1 P 00 compua 1e me on the n.-.1....... 0wner alWOUI. Subm11 Dally Piiot Want Ad bill A well located non ........... ~-otfen ~717t ~di~ ~.r0r:~ou~ [\a';~ ·~ 7/ 1. appearing tomorrow, ""'·~:!~~· G~~~·,!,.. ~ l~lfi!; please cut out this WRe pallo, BB<,2. 3 l'&r ---recipe ... ~Nl(1fl · · Ul\ll (Y &. /\'iSUCI/\ I (5 g 1 r a ~ t> ~ e p 11 r 11 \ t> So. C °'°"' .. &tat. children ·, quarlt'f!i Joh:r>ch moUI Buch 2 You may not fanuly room form1&l din i.ty, $ BR incl RU«-•t • • • •na A11t1ng sHu ooo retreat 1 BA 1•0t"ma1 have time to ,..-k. ~ will help finance I~~~~!"'~~~ din. Huie Fem Rm Z """" ~.9113.~1, I 1----rp1c· •. 2nd 'tY balcony terrucr Aaaumt' ~Ii mo ll 9 1"1'.~ IOt It ' areal Mual ae• CAii ~BKR Cheap Duplex SI0,000 down buy• a duplex on a buJldable 60x 150 R 2 lot Owner carries lhe balanct' & will subordinate to a construction loan T11tul price $69,900 An ex cellenl buy BALBOA lSLAN D REALTY 67~ Redh 1 ll 0-~ Re.1lty I 11h • K1 .1ll \ 11sl~1· • I J I tl,t, .. . . "' .... ' ra.IMI UDO 15&.I PROP. DB.UXl DUPLEX Close to u<:e111n & bay bta<'h l..rg 3 2 units w /O- cean vu from detk All uu 6 frpk 's efr Owner flnancin11 make thl1 money tn.aker Pasy to own Aakuli $2111.~ JACOBS REAL TY '7M670 OCUNNOMT Delu.se duplex. choice BALBOA louUon. t " s bdrm. uaii... frpk . etc. Reduced to '495,(JOO' a.ooa.yrrop. ......... • '75-7060 ... Modern 3 bdrm , 2 bal.b.e, wiUI aunny South patio, completely remocnled On 40 rt lot Hui~~~~~~~~ aeparate apt above &•raae wllb ouu1de, private entrance In move-in cond1t1on ! Ben pnced property on Lido lale. "20.000 CAHYON VIEW Deaperat1on Sale 2 bedroom, 2 b•tb. 1unny llVUl& room, 1\ep waver kilchen Take-over $571 mo. 11% Loan. 126.000 Eq\aly AlklnC llU50 AnxlOUI Call 546-2313 ()tolfl I~ 9 • II\ Jut< 1r1 Ill •#'CI [811111 Two to choose from. Jo: x c t' I I e n t loc1t1on alway1 rented All two bedroom un1l1 In Rre1l condlt1on Partnerahlp liquldallon rorcH tale Brin& offers e1cb al $1.21,500 l~ClitylorCo . ( ,.j() •,11 / macneb I Irvine realty A IUBllDIARY or THI IRVI NI COMftANY LIASI WITH Ol'TIOM TO IUYI Charmin& 3BR, 2.1,Aa bath home w/dt'amaUc floor plan. One·mlle cloee to beach on quiet cul-de-sac atreet. Lg. yard. 11561000 -owner will be open to all ofren. Barbara GlaH 752·1.41.4. (R·70) '41·1235 644-4200 901 Dover Orlw. H•rbOr View C.ntM I rvlne •t CamjlUt V•lley Center 752-1414 And lbco aound ol thti surf 11 youn to 1•nJOY with th1~ custom 4 !SH. No t.aauna home on thf" oceanside. ju11t Stf'PS t o ('resrt!flt Bay A pr1celeu klcaUOo. o((ered at '449,000. OWMBl SACIJFtCl Spnwhn& l atory , 3 lidrm+pool. country lutctwn. brick (pie. re modelrd throu1h out. free form pool+ patio &t t\nplt, ownt!r wall Mlp hoan« Only ~~.900 CW.198.HMJ lJlll,,, " ". f ~. "" ., • [~lfift!HI U-IOIDdhinJ valuabl~~ Pt.ce an ad Ill our Loet and Found column• ll\at 1 whe~ prople loott ~ Ibey ve round • n uemol v•lue ___ ~ AIAMDOMID aumc CDM HOMI Needs TLC & lmaainaUon: 3 Bedroom +fireplace, ranched fence & roses. Owner A.nxloua. Call 673-8550. CHBIFllL CDM DWI.IX Walk to beach & shops; each 2 bedroom cotta1e baa wood-burning fireplace and patio I Owner will help flnance. Call now 673-8550. MIWPORT FIX& Expanded 3 bedroom and family room oo aprawUni lot: red ·brl ck wood · burnlnl fireplace, hardwood noon " private cbUdrens playbouae . Owner will help finance. Only Sl.39,900. Call 87U550. MMTA AMA DWUX S109,000. VA Loan. Nl.250. PITI la $751 al 9J,4,%. Each 2 bedroom, 1 '1il bath, fireplace and pallo plua encloaed garage. Call 673-8550. Stwtl TO RACH Private patio enteu to cbarm1n1 4 Bedroom Beach home; 1lump·1ton• • tlle, fireplace, atep-aaver roomy kitchen, feel the ocean breeze on terrace off co1y muter 1uite. Ail th1a f oc $119,800. Call now 873-8550. 11• c up 011on mu'>tcird 1 clove garlic, minced 2 teaspoons minced green onion 111 teaspoon basil, crushe<! 2 tender beet steaks tspencer porterhouse, strip loin, rib or T-bonel cut at least 1 Inch thick Combine mu'itard, oarl1c, onion and baftll . Spread over both sl~ of e.cti steak. Pf~e steaks on Mrbecue grill 2 to 3 Inches abcWe hot coal$. Cook S to 1 minutes, or until one side Is well·browned. turn and cootc an additional ~ to 1 minutes tor rare, or continue c~IOIQ to de sir~ (jefJree of <>oneness. Make•, 2 to 4 sen1109s To Oven Broil Steaks Place steaiks on rack of broiler pain and place '" ~heated ov~. at>out 3 lnc~s from heat Broil S to 1 minutes on each sl<M for raire, or to de"Sared de9ree ot doneMSs Nothl"9 atono the Or•nge CO.st stirs up r~sponse like our classifieds. Whether you're selllnQ appliances or apparel, Surukls or Salukls, microscopes or microwaves, Afghan hounds or Afghan blankets, only the Dally Piiot serves up 3S0,000 deal·hunQrY readers, for $S .SS DAILY PILOT Family Want Ads 3 lines, 2 days, ts.55 642·5678 •For onlv '5.55 •nv prlv•te party mey place an ad to sell any arttclt of pertonal property any two cMIYI In a row. ~POOL TOTAL PR.CV ACY 1 BIL CUSTOM HOME fl•.000 JoanC .. AtJ. -...r7 C.....d&I .... 1022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LIASl/°"10M 5 Br 1.Ba Spyalua HUI. SUIOO I*' mo , appU. \.o ... ooo~m2 MIWUSTIMG ~C-4Q _, Thla CO M duplt1: f.--ldeoUcaJ 2 BR. t.t.b ~ with wood noors. fireplace• and pvt si-Uoa. Owner flex lbte.11ubmlt trade or CTUllve flnanc1oc. Alk toa tz25,000 C.all Dann Bibb. Alll '75-2111 Ccli4 DfU s' 7'.500 Thia South ol Cout H•r location la prtced to .... 11 ZBB froot rou.aae w1lb Iota of charm and l Br+dm+frpl<: on rear "1 ... P"l living Owoer mot1uled, lry $50,000 do•n and contract of wJ~ CAii Dan Bibb. AO. 67'92ll t ------- WSI< HAU<>& VU 4UHOMI Call ua about th1s weU m1 lOl.auwd 4 Bdrm, 2 b. home w /tae yard, 3 car I" • bf\ lo Hcurlty. ONL V 121.5.000 be bold 644-7211 ~NIGEL Ul\11 rv f. l\SSUUI\ I [5 ....................... OAKGLEH 011t1nctlve new Z bedroom, 2 ~ ba con dt)m&.n.&uma .-i• 2:11A Elden Ave, C.M. 6t2 '7J4 DICoa.ATO.S OUAM nu. buutJfully dttorat td condo our So Cout P\ua , .. w.r. 2 Bdrm. 2 bath. cww c&rpfta. wall toversngs. c~ramt <' noon and RV ~ A DJUll to .... t'or more ta fonnaUOll caJ.I ~ • ... _,_ .. HERITAGE R EALTO RS ~~ to ~an. 4 Br J ~~.me on I ar1• lot wtaeparat.e diniq rm• pauJble trailer acctU Owlwr wi II ce fT'Y JO"k ad Star RMI &talc, 7»1222.. .. ...... szz.ooo On Mua Verde Gotr Courie, super aree. GNAl k>c. Patted laome. Dool waJl, tt woo't lut! ~ f=O~t-c;T r OLS ON . ... . .. ·-~-- : ... HERITAGE HlAl ltlfh Ott11 a r Jiii ., .... l_._.......aPOOL •IPA~Ullll ..... Qlt•·· .....Ot~far :=., ... ~~ ..... ,.."' -•ltL brHkfHl ltar. "'ttl'WI .... ·= ... lat t.. aru. Hu117 t n.. . Oii lTm I . . .... ......... VII with low lnter at II payments to q u lifted bu.YeJ'. llt1.000-•ft .. °""' ..... ~ ... . ., ....... .. u1..a"J. ..,nn. 111 c.-.... llJ4 c....w... 1014 .............................................. SYCAMOUGUN llAM»MIW l"abuloua, larae 3 bet. Z\.\ ba. Quality totmbome COllidomlJl.lum.s. Ool)' a atiallabM.. SlOl,l80 ~ s.nt.a Ana Ave 14.Z.c'D4. •AUIJMEVA• TRIPLEX IASTSIDI SUper deluxe 1700 sq ft owoen unlt + two 2 Bclnnl. 2 batba Highly tC>CrAded. can tor lnlo. ¥5-8lel ....... ....................... WOOllltMI ........... --·~' 10.ou.a,......, WOODUl'DOS OONDO, --------lnnd ~· aty, !Br. l rm. l'tple. 00... •' ,:::" poo ., .iacaill. It . Aval ~I~ OCC:\IPHOJ. .. ----=•nooo TnUnock 0 arden bcme.18rl a.. c:mtom .a.aer.. pe.rq• noon. prof land1c:ap•d "W/covend bnck pauo. Owner-uDoul ~ON R.81 ,,.. lt , Lremeodo&.11 ot u ln tbl• 2 ~ batb home tn the north eud ol t,o,im~alk to the beaeb ot 01 oeean vina from unlu Jlllt llAld at ~or lJNOO REAL El A TE (114)41'1·1331 ~ Walkt!r ~; l trn NEW HOME Oaatcm famil1 ~. 1Lepa t.o ocean, aome ocean view. ()wa/A&t ~orm.ta55 10.J~o EXIST. REALTORS . v~1n ... .w.. property. ' t.ce BR, din· lol rm. &c featurea hardwood floor1 &c sputdlnc pool. Be r1nt ! ~ S::ORC:ST E OLSON ...._ .... •·" '"' F.utbhdf 5Bdrm Lusk. - So/o-11°/o FINANCING snu. A VAii.AiLi on income properties from 2-32 w»u . Call Quail Place Properties . 9UAILPLACE PllOPEITIES. IMC. (7141752·1910 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l«>Bll.I!: HOllE BUY SELL·RENT FINANCE McMttto.tStor-. llifocmUuwc..t..- CMLUS661·1021 •DESPERATE• SSKDll·OWC ....... C.M. Alfl.641-llJJ P11 t r•c OcamY• ' Br l~t. Lalk Hart.or V.... Hilla UUO/mo lat. lmmed. oeeupane1 • M6-TZ11~. Pvt Beach. 2Br 11>9, DO pet.I, DOa-4mohr, leAH, USS mo . 7fO·IOU, MU&llO . ... ,..,.rttn 111-6110 IUCH AMO WAIM Artl.ak home 1.D North LQun.I Walk to ~1ch trom t.bla c:~tom stlad10 bl·level featurlOJ. 2 Bdrm. 2bath. huge hvtn& roo m w /ma11a1ve rir~la.ce. Overlookln& CJlY U&bJ..I "wblle water view and mlnl orchard. Nothlo& comparable. RMAMCIMG pool. Lsehld. ~.ooo •--------6 OILUXI UMITS PRIME EASTSlDE. CM ZBdrmauch TiiESTARNESCO 873-'M81 MIWTonhutt WOOdbrtd&tt Glen 3Br l~ba. Uptraded 187,:SOOAaaumable. Call 87~. M:!-8750 CUFFHAVa. Lvly 3 bdrm, 2 ba, fmly home Sunken hv rm Qill ror Appt Owner 6'4-1160 w/bncll frplc, frml dan •-------- rm. 2 paUos, bltin BBQ BIG CANYON PLUS separate gueal IRVINE'S qr l rs w I o w n bath Sptttacular 11011 course 01arroing houae in most estate 6600 sq f\ 4 lo 6 presllg1ou1 Newport Bdnru, S~ baths Pool 125(),000. BEST BUY locatioo. Won't lut long andapa SI.395.000 118> Paramount Coach. l.lb$4, xint cond M ual 1eU ~ down Owner will finance S14,000 642 91.93 Call blwo II .Ii 6 S&TOIBJIYI l.8ldO Lakewood Deluxt', Cfl>t fi drps. $18.950 ~U Ml6-a639am--4pm REN1'Al.. A Olv1s1on of Harbor Investment Co. INCOMEPROPERTY C:O..MeM l224 From S39.900 Modular ••••••••••••••••••••••• Type Homrs, 24 secunty •New 2 br coado nr. SO. 3 pvt bt-11cht-s, pool & Coat Piasa. Pool, 1pa. pier Treasure bll" Pk, $450 mo . 7S9·0211 ; 3'*>1 Pacific Cat ltwy, ~' Laguna Bcb k M P ------ SIC* h. lnhlcl. l•POOLHOMI CGl~,Atl. HMny • Wo.1 Lent !ar~·:n~d::1~b1! althislowpnce.646-TIU THE STARNES co. l•llliilliiiiill_.._ ___ , cul·de·sac. Bright and 12/!~C:~ta~:Y 673-7761 airy. Owners bought 497-441 ~~~~~~~~~I ~-al' ~ween 2 C'OUll Acno1Jt for Sal9 I 200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• nM >499 3579 2 Bdrm hou&e. Pvt yard, -----gar . Po o I . Ad It•.: OCEAN VIEW S4251 mo. Mar. 24~3·• 541.0800 COUEGE P AlllC FANTASTIC SPA! 4 Br. OCEAN VIEW CONDO 1~ ba. ASSUME 9'; 3lr,21hba,~~~· f'lllJ>Oce.A,• ... <llPtt. -dttt-P1". -rrp1c. \ALI SJS.7!>4.2 or 536·83l2 atnum Leu t.han 2 yrs askror Chris. old Must seU nmned U"Jf'lf! Ul"C)fft! uf.aa:n 21 ~ QRYff,.., Afj. SURfREALTY Under $80K 3Br 2 car gar 81.g bk yrd-Lg cvd patio pnn only ~l l.p9001 3 BDRM. 2 ba hiter S80,000., $20,000 dwn SSOO per mo. OwnriAgt 4 BR condo nr Back Bay 1£9023 JSS.000 Aic.sumable In SUIMIT TERMS Super Westside locauon S75.ooo. owe Al1'D at 1H~%. Xlnt starter home or inveatmenl property. call for details. 642-6173, 642-9"11 Agt. AXER $72,500 567.000. Cati 645-1103 Dana Point I 026 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MARIMITA Spectacular hilltop homes. 2012·3206 11q. ft Close lo Marina. Selva Rd & Calle La Prima vera $169,000 to $245.000 831·3540, 493-4006 Bldr NEW DUPLEX OCEANVlEW WALK TO BEACH Sl85.000! Joan C. Aet "96-8C97 another and are lookine 1-,_.'-6 fOI' fast escrow. Call lo· l•--~!!~---1·--------try clubs & EuroJ>('an Cu.'ltom in plex. 3519 aq C)nua&e day! I IAYCRIST 5~ DOWN health resort in ~auuful Wall to wall pnvacy. PLUS P R Jo: P A I D Bermuda Dunes nr Palm tt AJJ wood uunor. ,un Clean & new. 3 Br 2 ~ dt>elu. 2 yrs old Two 2 lrg yard, fri>lc.. ~q, _ bc~.rR'~--A.O~ l . "tt r..m. ;.,15 ""1\ln:-.:3636 ·-~ HANCll ... • • .... ;1. f :\ L 1 ·y· ~ 5~1 2000 "Ex~r .. In Parle 2 Cir cling a "central atl1um ... tbl.S 4 bdrm. fam rm. home IS Cal.If ltv1ng at ils best tastefully decorated 1n earth tones. Close to commuruty assoc • pool, spa and tenrus, schools. library and s~pplng. CallSt!Y ~ SPACIOUS SPLITLEVB. on huge 8,600 &q rt. lot, I.his 4 Bedroom.JI.; bath home bu treat pot.eollal for expan1ion or re- model. New roof and aid· mg and close to popular part, t.bla mowit.lln view house L'l priced to move fut at $1.80,000 • AVBY PBSOHAl STATEMEHT 't523 CAMPUSDl:IRVllfE over look an e Coaa l RoyaJe. Fal>Woua ocea.o ~ '-odt I 041 view wtth art.lit 's atullio, -··-••••••-••••••••• fireplace, brick paUo. , ________ ... deck and a boat of lNTERESI' Sprtng& tAc ~ IYaac lots Stei> thru &ated entry an · &nu OK ~ -v1fllty ·01 wquienee1~·•"3dnn -Newporr Bani·. b"nly watt'r All services home. Built around ste,l& to I.ht> ocean, JU.'Sl enclosed paho. ll has We~ new. 3 br. 2 ba home =' 521J.UIOl.I eves " d101og room. family with all bit u11 2 frpks. room. elegant kitchen d It l d II 1un ec . pa 10. upen ,.. 1 ~/ and step-own VlnR beaJMd ~lllng dbl l(iilr. __ ._. J ..vn room oCf pauo nus has r--... I SOO Lhat one-0fa·llind look ek 0'Wner will carry ._. ,,.. •• contract & will acct'pt ••••••••••••••••••••••• P>t.000,.4~5200 p~ paid mt ror tb<>!>e 2 ~mrt.ery Lota. Mell"OH ~ who need some tu wnte Abbe> Lot 3 & 4 t;den ,, otl UuJ ye,u $22.S,OOO Pand11oe $900 bolb rte r tt I CaUMS-WJ c-rdd_._3544 ____ _ ________ , ,...,....., '600 ...WHOMEFOR ••••••••••••••••••••••• UDOtSLI HACH PEOPLE This larae qualJty bwll 9100 SQ.FT. custom 4 bdrm home 1:. ()( land Bwld1og 1250 oean.oc compll'tlon ind &q ft Stru~ for 2nd Ideally located , step11 lton' Downt.owo Co•t.a from the ocean Aaklllg Mesa. $.lS0,000 S237 .500 10'~ interest --- w1lh S77 ~00 down ~AVHD£ 1714 >4!16 5275 10~ D~I DUPLEX. x.lnt area, 1 yr ~· San Clemente lellat' 3 BR. 2 &. fpk\ By owrwr ~ 2 BR 2 Ba, $4'7S 1st --& la~t + aec David, 'IOTAXSHaTH ~~ l8 Uruts. 2 years nl'W, best k>utlon 1n Co1ta 2br. lba, duplex Nea&. ~ down on ron bitck yrd Encl trart C\oM ~fore ~ R.efurbuihed No Pnv . gar •• Peb. :n.t. 19 mooo ~Mo 6tf>.9968 David Boun~. RJtr ~!195l> HOME P'lUS 2 UNITS $130 000 Only ~ MIO <bwn to e-u't 1n1t loan., Salt' or ncbange PYRAMID bctwa-g "I 13).t761 l BR l ba pool ~/mq_ .... bt & l1'!t ~SIOO. Avail u _, &« 7211 days & '162719 eYe Ail a.sk for Prank C<itwge. 2.Br, 2Ba Sauna $325 mo (213 J 851·3220 OHL Y SlS0.000 Swmyalde patio, lot & ~. acrosa the atreet from I*, tennis court. or pvt bcbfsclbbse. cau Wllrlid#ca d P.,.opertles 1259.SOO Bwldt>ni uy. •-..... -C-.... •~ aubnut your otrera Call _, ,_ --· NTI"" &-5* ZbC", lba, a yard, 5'«1-ll.51 for 1pectal de • ____ s ..... _1.1.n___ $45,000 Da. ~· PT Very clean. Adutta. IJllla. •• will~ rou a larse C.M No Pet3 $365Mo. ~ C---lti~ow11-4-PLEX.&&S-UC>aA&\ .-.a.. fDCd io rear ynl ... MASSIVE ·-~~ ...... !?~~ Loltfw-2200 ~,~:"'::-.:i\ IA YFROMT LOW IMTHl:ST ···········-·········· '"-bly pa1ated ln It Escltloa 7 bd.rm. 5i,.. Gnet~ Four·plu Lola Lake SIOMo ea.A ti.lb main boU9e localed I _________ , -r.u Oft!' '°" blteftllt Dl&oott SZO.OOO Aiteat '6-"IOOI d i -~.1 ·• HERITAGE • • REALTORS 98U027 Colleae Park area 3 bdrm home. Needs some work but at Ou.I price !t deterws your qmck at· tention. Cbecll it out• MS-1'Z21 •HEW HOMiS• OCEANFRONT penoaal touches. Tbla warm SpenW. .tyle bu Jual been redllced to sm.ooo oal most• dpresB ~, lJdot z ----~!40u1 w•.'usu~·-t· rate Joea ! Sev....a c.bOt~ _n_•_413-435:1 _______ Nn 2 br. trp le . P • ao a Y roa . ~uui "' .., 1 2 bedroom condo Seoerata maida' eotry. ed On lbe a le r bclaM9 10 papWa.r Spr-COSTA MIS.A fenced yd. 1ara1e Priv1lte 1 bdrm. 1 ba, Ptoperties 11199$.000 • Int• commuattJ la 5 tMTLOT = Nr. bus. ~ Can,yonPlua New Modular Type Development Corp. Hotnes. pvt c:ommunaly. kttcbeD suest ql1n. Thia 12.1 aulliao ~ appl lrvtne Lakes. ltftams. SI J9. 900 ~ la.land bo~!_ Is '*Cote Realty t.ennis. hab laadacapu:ig !!'me I« Co.~~~ zar.za..zcarcar .. ...,r ..... compare. "'"""a· Fn>mSS7.fl50 ..... eood tor s .....__ '·-lot u--. 111 /8 auwna ble 2 bcha, 2A hr aecunty. OpeoH~Fri/Sat& sub-lettin& OK. From MOMAACHIAY • tiol1 • design will sell & lnvt"Stment Pb:Joetoday (pnn. oo.ty 1 ~ down Owner will --• $450. Udf.646-ml ~S777 ~1~ CBrolter> ftDance C..ll 631·1.M6 for ___ e._7_i_7s __ _ Sun. 11 AM to 4 PM S39.!n>. Treasure Island Tb.ls clalay 4 Bedroom. 251JZ Vi.a Pacaftca Moblle Rome Pk, 30801 3'rAI ~ bome bouta a 21 114/66Hl616 832-~ ~·a;:~ :~·p~a~u1~~ = ~~ ~ ~ t~1wo1341,1411 ~ ...,itington leoch I 040 .m-3579 to the private beach, t.hl.a Beal F.etate ······················· 1--------11t exqwta. bocne bu .u W.stdlff IHlty i--------•I ---------1 the fatures you wouJd daa1ll Bar Halecrest·Kill.~.!!!:~ ~a.,V..;;;,-°iQ::'~ BSd&.sJteParkA\e walk ama.Coms>'re(:--~ 2Bd ,secunty bidg -·•••••••••••••••!~~~ 1ag d1stanc~·beacb. flTll. conerN P~-~··-w 1boat slip Only ~$84900 "94-437~ am nn. o ...... a._ ------~-SEASCAPECOMDO DREAM expect to find In GOOD HR.,SAHDY IEACH IY THE SEA Monarch Bay· JI you Sl900DOWH s Bdrm. yool home. EastbluC . Auume balance $265 ,000. $1.99.SOO' Patncll Tenore 2'0fo DH-+1'1 HGTS :._ -& (rdnr anol S57SM~ 6JJ.1266 Own c r wt II fin a n <" l' Momwtaift. o.Mti • S4&-02S4 or 957 -2$27 htort 2400 Exquisite cu.atom home have been waitlng to get &fVIRONMEHT $99,000 00 extra larae lot Wllb '40 lh1I exclusive com· Enjoy lowest Interest Only l yr new and in top d d munlt)', t.hlJ may be I.he R"' .. ' 'TORS b ~.a.ll d d gar ens an avoca o i>nnnrlUJUlY for you at ·---------·1---""""'-----rate! Lovely Nort Costa \.VIN.I on. an upgra e trees. Huge Jivmg room ~......... ,. - 4!17·5039. Pnde o( ~hip Tn ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mesa del Mar Jbr. 2ba. ~ Bkr_63_l ·~_6 __ ---------i 11vu il D~<" 15, family 1Rc0119 "'.,ty 2000 FOR LUSE t525Mo ~1542.546-9480 Mesa home al just 2BR2bagroundnoorun· with massive bri ck s:m.soo •MO• S..Cletntnte Q,000. Big family room, it w/an assumable loan fl.replace. Natural woods • 1076 ••••••••••• ••••• •• • •• • • ~ :! bedroom 2 balb Q.aJ de s.ar. x.lot area. 3 BR .. I SOfo DOWH home M15:.1on Lakei. 1~ Ba. s.szs mo. A.sJt rot flreplace. loads of tree11 at 9'4'•% int. Tennis. spa. tbruout. Magnificeot 1104So CoastHiway * 9'JAUFYIMG * aod R v storage too. pool and clubhouse. Only view or coast &r village in Vllla&l' Falrl' ONLY $10.000 dwn on BEACH DUPLEX ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wes tminster 4 Plex Country Club Golf Ray.~1720, act. ~ Twnh.."~ ~tyle S134.900 l«IAIS·PQOl Beautifully Owner Wiii <1nance Mu!>l landsc aped. no ma an Family oe1~hb1lrhoo<l , lblktobe.ach. ligblll. Elegant Laguna LAGUNA BEACH fantasticoptioo.38Rex· Assume larRl' 10•.-·; many amen1t1us. VA CALL 64 ... 72 I I living. S250,000. 497•2457 e c · hom e· $ l l 9 5 loan Great lorul1un. lilt> 64'11 A.SAP Bkr 631 2246 ten.an~ vard 3Br. Z"'2 Ba, refrigerator~ W/D. fri>k . $600/mo yr·· 'r_IM> M2 l443. buyers welcom~. Call mo/pymt. Preatig1ous root. 3yrs old Spacloua 2 546-SBllOformoreU\fo M.Bn. ', • ~0~1~fow area ~ebtzat1:"1.5'~~ts pnced ~1:.~:s 9ml> Cluboou.w Rd ~rt llot Spnn&i. 213 T.8·2:172 -~_.,;... HERITAGE -•-HUh I 050 j~~~~~~~~~j BERT JI A HEN Ry Start the new year n~ht --r--RLTRS Ext'(' home Jbr. 2ba. eocf ---------c !>Pd dbl itar Sl.200Mo. Prl'Vl.M' Realty. 73\-0333 . • REALTORS "'Gt 11• ook" Pool-Sacrifice! .._For 500 Yards to ocean. n.Hol.,. "Model Perfect". 2800 lhjoy the sunny winter sq f\. 3 0! 4 bdr • w /pool, •UOOO wllb thu 3 ,.htrid<13M260 ~oo::o==~~8f :i#Z~l9 le SPA. Family room area., country kitchen REALTORS with brealltaat bar. .r&• a•••y Jilnplace. Set on larae ----ooroer \ot wilh cove~ BeauUful 3br. 2ba. Con· patio, llPlinkJen. Don't do w /aec eate, pool. waitl $120,000. Call spa. tenrua & volleyball ~1120 crtl. Short walk to the -~ i;a_: Place Inc. 842-7461 -· MIWUSTIM._ IASTSIDI BUI clll·de.aac sur· rouoded by eaqulaU.e ~PID&-Spa • quiet mm.. far lMie Ori~•ta a...a. Sabmlf·t.rm. mwf f45.te81 t!J Walk1:r r. ltm Old Town, 3 br, 1 ba. 1108 Pine. SJ.03,000. Call d1ya 91D-3'35; eves & wknda ~3757. MICl&MIAT· 3br, l~ba, aear ahLt, m:,pptnc 41 fwy acceaa. Priced at an1Y 9115,500. Putt Plae.,lAc. IG-7.al 1213N. Cout Hwy Laguna Beach q/-4848 JINGLE OUllBJ.S to see this village hideaway. Private · but mar everyttuna. Crackl· 1ng ftrepLtce, apaclows dl.n.ing room for the hoU· day feattvallea and beamed ceillog livang rm f«" that tall Chriatmu tree. For appt. to see c1ll &.,.... ..... ILL 497·17'' ••••••••••••••••••••••• HARIOR VU HOMES 4912..4l21 215 Dl'I Mar Invest ~fore tbe t980 Leiaure World. Gale 14 Monte10 Mdl. 4 BR. 2 ba. pn~ increase lnvesllDR Panoramic view. 3rd Nexttoireen~ltw/mtn 5-taAllMI 1010 no.W1Jl probably san floor. Villa Nucva, 2br ~ Super le..e hold •••••••••••• ••••••••••• you UH5'k Set' lhese 2 2ba, SM-6879 A/C. art ONLY S 16z .500 young 3 yr old 4-unrt 7pm. Owner/A.gt. gss.3454 V......._ bldp ln itlnt Hunt. Beach _;;.. __________ ;:::._____ Low.....,... area. Lfle 3 bdrm. 2 ba Mt:,......_. 1069 4-Plelt. 100 ft. to ocean A••lllh ownt'r's unit Closed .... '•••••••••••••••••• $248.000. Term•. Remember. VA loan& g1rages l 6 M1lt>11 to WATUROMT M.arsball Rlty 67$-4600 now llO to $1 00,000 ~acb '245.000 Each CUSTOM Dticontlld 4 bedroom or ~Sell l or both. Seller will CUFFHAV~ 3 bedroom and den rr~ With Bo1l 1hp. s:m.ooo. "Sandpo1nte .. home En Wnley H. Taylor Co. 3 bedroom gourmet IARGAIMI try, family room, coon RF.Al.TORS 644_.910 ldkhen, formal dining, 3 bdrm. 2 ba, fmly rm, try kitchen, f1replac~ family room w/crackling pool. •Pll. tge 2+ patio Larie landscaped lot rtreplace,lar1elot,1pec· ~paUolll. nrertn1, blt.o wit POOL . pat11o. tacular vtew. Call oow BBQ + pool all aur· flreplt. Sprinklers. Cose 71~87 rouoded by l0,000 used to Soulb Coaat Plaza. OPtNll1'l·"PVIV'OlllM1• bridal. fabulou.I! Even Hurry! $105,000. Call TBtMS • LOCATIOH 4-Plo. owner fioance up to 1200,000. A.l .T .0 . 1235,000 Heb. 6212 & 6222 Warner Ave. HunUnstoo Beach BkrM2-'M43 =':i~c~·b~· 1--·IJ~i.i;!l,·.tl U:'~\~~vv~:V. 5«).TaimlU.. Condo. •131,000. 251 ~· very reuooabl.y priced. -· 18 units Prlde of • Remodeled. Just listed! --------• O bl N L LawerCllffDr.494-1754 0 •0 ...,.,.RVl.....,KOu'"' tn1era p. o. on1 nn.nav ,......, •......a •17ll T..tM IOtC Bel.ch. PotenUaJ break· S&TMISIAI e.udtul ll 5 bd., Asaoc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• even. Lowreats. Palm Spnn~s haury con do ao Ma.s.slOO Hilla CC Nf:W JBr. 2Y,Ba Coodo- Lakes1 de. fairway " frpk 2 car 1tar-0pnr~ocl ~ vle'W Owner/a&enl yd..~+ 6pa·nrSo. Cs~ 963-lDor ~ PllWl tl!OO mo 540-4083 ._.&tat. 3.Br. 2tla, lam rm +den+ Wanted 2'00 frplc + atrium $8153 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Eves 646-8765; dys WANTIW ~11161 Home & Income Proper ... __ del M BR ba · ty b.slanits Commwuoo IYM:<HI ar, 3 '2 ' kida 0 .K No peta. No JJe«Oliable 646-3l218 •to.ilea. 'l:l:J'T f"remooq aa.. Lo $550. Avail. Dec. •••••• •• • • • • ••• •• •• • • • • Wh. ""'"1138 l ...... ,.. .... d ' •••••••••••• •••••• ••••• 2br. .... v erde Condo. ...,.... .._. 1148 encl pr, pool, abows ute -····················· :.ii~·=· Aak '°"' Beautiful cottase by the ---·----- aea 2 br, pvt beach, MESA VERDE,eartbtonef ldulta, no peta. 499-3518. cpta. lae kjtcb, new~ For reat or lM Cbarmtnt paint, 3 BR. 1125 mo. Spilt level I BR., 2 1>91 pool. Patrick T.aore buae fam. nn. w/wet m-1211 bat; bltn kltcb, tile, """-"~...iil.•r..,.~ .. ~., oc:.nfroat ~. fum. 751-m>: 5t&-5'7'5, Pam ~ 2tr. lb9, c-. priv. bcb. KESA DEL llAB, pool, TUS1'1N/4 IDIM 10 unlt1. Newly re· Vetr1 aechaded SIOOmo. bltoa, microwave.' OM.Y $99,100 balved. Loaa Beacb Adulh. G•orae, CSy eaJ11i&oaeept. ..,,pabrt., beams, etc. Patio, b!ta YI~~ -~~ BBQ, Temple Bllla area. --~=TY !!Jf .. ~.-•• !!~ CiJ Coldwell Banker 8tlJ'T Tr• ., DWllX StH,000 -to Cl'7Jt.al ~ 01l 0..: 1\ft, G~ laftlt· mtat l Call 001'. .. 'A:~ llM toll?Kt• rf';'J Tiff. RC Al. ~ [S1AlfRS ~---- On a Qal•t. cul-ct. .. ac area. l~ma. Caab ~: eves, wkDdl NC rm,~ pool. I wiLbCCllf_a&OMtrplcand ~·~-~:.....0~000urr!~~ MUIM eaa ea. ta0. m....,; fonnal cll.DJnC .an atra ~ -· · .,._., .mu, Pam clean 4 Bdrm wJprof. CllMr' propertiea from 2 U--...-•L..fw-1-.._..a land1c:apln1 and tbe tbl.5.itl. ..__ --· a--• '--······-············ -..1-.car sar. •• t:l_1bt prl ce CALL DIZempMoltAaoc. GI .. lJOJ 111 IW a daUdND COO• QlllCK 11Jo431.ool5. ....! .................. aldered. $100. mo. '44-721 I sm.aoo to uawne. owe a-------·• -.7D.1m ~. bel d '110.000 OD llMu'p 4 .. .... Ac& • <>DID J.Mdaur ...,..., trplc. all bt&m. ~or nu Seubor• --e.tWUlon C II newCf11l, WtDboc*Qf Dr Npt Bdt. uG..•._.,.:r...-4150 caado. u So Cat. ~iiUt,;: . TSLllaml NZ.ta Plaa. MZS Poo(. 1pa. ~ c.ter> S.Cl1nllh 3176 ..................... .. lS-OllTorm.-4 ~...... 1-..W• ....................... WANTED· Garaae ror tlill't •• Jl4J '95 For a Iara• wuqoe small car. C.111. aru llMu&. • Bdrm, I ba\ha. LA QUlNTA REBllOSA &lide ld E Bay 2br. AG mo 2 BR l Ba. oo •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• Spanlah ityle lbr ept. ......... I.am ..... pr, ,.UO. tncd ·------"---lGU ParbkteLn l blk Iba. pool Adult1 No pa.. ~ Jetrre1 Or 2 BB. 2~ ba towMouH OCEAN vww. m Eoc100 Eutbtut l .... $550. 1122* Walk to bhch; 2 bdrm1 • WATllJllOMT w. oJ e .. cb. a blkl s o1 1>$. QIOllo ~372l ~eq d. Ownr IAC! i1a>aq ft. 2 car 1ar. near IA s.e llftlr AptC rJ;:!!: 1111 • Er~o!f~ ~ ~~; 11•· ruced llOdetn 2·1ty 4 Br 3 Ba ~r lf1 Sharp, c~an. 2.Br, lBa i Br. 2 "-. patio, bl•·-~=~Call aft 1Br carpeted w /ap· M0-581 R .,.___ ... D -• bd home. 2 rrplr'1, lJ dec!lt, ·5641 Blt.&DI. 2 yr old 4pu w ... ..... pbanoel pr SZ7S/mo 1 .uoo ·Lee l B I Ba, ~·..., ... y. o# mu • on the unal lo W lide Kida o.lr. no pets atove. Npt Hta. $&50/mo lrlt. r 3144 · ' ....... """" _~ __ i-. __ 51113 _____ , 3 belbl, Ol.'Cao •Ide of Newport Avall Im ~a..lt 1741 S375 . G4S ·7479 M4-1.554 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ .. a::m.o~:..1:z!~t ••••••••••••••••••••••• hwy G~t view•' $1400 med.l•lelv t860 mu vr ••••••••••••••••••••••• _,........._ or 2 Rm SWIM from '75 • .,,.. ..2 .. 2 Mo , " ........... --.# d .... _ ........... 2 Br ....... coodo c lbr. C:---Ap Coodo T~· tpm. . • • rouod + Ul 6 wt• dep . .-..-. II'"" ecoraled, . 2 .,. . A/ . ..,..... 7'1t W. 11tb St. Cali Tom ....................... JIO Decree oce&D vu:w ! 3 aau...,...... UDIDIC. Fr-ee makl .erv IASTSIDI pool. cl~. aec\lrf IU.I, pool, reln1 1395 12 4 5 L 0 v e I y I • r I e 54()..ZIOO .. R>llESFORRENT ~ .. It,., balha $8:50 • util. Color TV, S85 wk New • ~mpletely re· ty, nr So. Cat Plau No T~ 7855, evu ~I 9581 blachelor.uUI pud Walk•---------a or 4 Br. Priced rrom Mo 1111 family home wt 5Br, or by mo 49&-2227 rl.lltisbed. Url bdrm cot· peta M50 (714 ~1 Rudy tobch. Nopeta 546-570. ~151S. hcd yard ft Tu.merAuoc R.e.Jtora f•m1ly room It den , "·GUNA BEACH MTR taps. IOCDe with encl atU br ... loft Co..... Oneolakind ·· 1•r•1e1. Families ... 1177 ~l Dover SborH area. ~ y d l lu., W/ IKIU ZBr stove. mn1 DOG pJHae, kid• ft pell ---------Av • i I I m m e d . INN Maid aerv. cok>r 1 ~.r .. ~11de 1 bark s · Near oew 2 br, 2 ba, bltna. Adults No Peta 137~mo No.Kidl .-. ' ' --'---ba ,,.._ S 00 I A 1V, haal· ... pool. Util w ... ..,r ryer oo ·Up. 2 1 3 8 8 3 • 2 ~ • .. or .... -~e. Call t&t-2566 or -, 1 'h • ""'uaee Alter 1 , 1 mo I e o t . "' ""' No pets Fro $4.3S 211117 no peta. 1315. mo Daya " .. "' w • · a )C..J58l fJa.29'11.A&\.noftt !.~~e~~·· $S75Mo 644-90«) ~:4..9!·~· 98S No DdeoA.ve 63~·11M . 54M875,e¥M791).14ll 2JJ.llM·22IJ5 ---,,_------- mi 'mVc6ty 3214 ________ ,_...._ I --• b 2 b rt 2 BR. DELUXE VIEW •• _..... l841 C .. IA1www ll71 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 8drma 2' ... b r-a.......___ 31179 ...._ ........ ~.. .__,.~.., r. a. carpo . -...uJ•-..-.. .. _,.... .. .,.., a • areal _.......,~ ' fWwpotT -1769 paUO. Nr OCC. No pet.s ., .... llO peta _,., ... o ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOMES FOR RENT oceao view! Fr pie • ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. ••••••••••••••••••••• $31115. 1s1.31116 23)1 Pacific SCI 9074 Ol-ean rront lbr. + ckn Casa de <:aptatrano Con 3 or 4 BR. Priced from newer, elec. gar $850 2 Br + den. 2 ba. frplc, i''rplc, leaded wi~-i In do 2 br, oew paint. 11115-1\586 FDcd yard & lilo.Agenl494·7Ml paUo, pool. $.'50() mo Day THE Aull. Dec 15th 2br. 9UllT ADULTS ., __ ..... ~l levelors Gara11e eara1ea P'• ml lies 6t0-S470; eve 6 wknds SenkwCttizena. pref Nr 2 br, 2 ba. 1ar11ge. Old Med VU.la. ~l .... ed, pool, 1' ' plea1e. Kids & pets Soarlillng 3 BR . 2 ba , ln 661-DT ahopl&ibus S48-'S73 Jacuau. near So Cst lnlel. pnv bch. pr No ...:M>Orno lll6&5-4344 Wlkome C.U964-2566or Monarch Bay Mall, c:-t.-... _ l"'IO "GOOD PWa m>mo 761-841$ ~~oSacJ ...... ~ pref S...AM 1110 ~2971. Agt, no fee vtew. pnv beach $95() -.u -' Maple St Apts now rent .,..,.,,. -••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 8dnu .bouR...-ith ~ PetAllenRJtr •et-1578 .. ii6&1;;~;~~~... -tlFE" !:,' ~~=-~~~ ~~>f.:xr1mo~c.'ft':ft!r ~-.": 1:uc,~1:;.,~~~~r'n::~· .axl yard ma int. Avail 1.a9-a Hflh 1250 3 or 4 BR Priced from MapleSt 631.3874 4pm~ 3br 3ba. bluns. ref nit <XJDdo 41~ w Mb Jan l. IBOO/mo 963-8178 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $f7~$575 FDcd yard It YEAA·AOUND F\JH SK-. elev. pool, ~c rm. ~RJty ll38 6623 aar•o Famli I Social Act1v111es D• <:....cious2bra"'• F'amt 3Bdrm2B•.llv+dln.fpk. l yr Ls~ S700 M o I O'to-•---&. 3240 HOMF.sFORRENT .. -.e 1 espease. s ....,.. .,... yrd, encl aar, nr So -...,_. ~ 3 or 4 BR. Pnced from KJdJI & pets welrome. rector• Free und11v ly unit. Pool & Pluy .. 714 760-1734, 540 2155. e11e 181' So Cat Plaz.a ••••••••••••••••••••••• S41t).$595 Fncd yard•-Call964-~or9732971 Brunch •BBOs•Pnr ground. Sundance West Coast Plau 1475 714-8J3.Z371J PW.sauna.Jaruu1 HOMES FOR RENT • .t.no ree ttes •Plus much lnOfe 972-81181 075 MaturY 645 9442 PENTHOUSE SUITE Localed Wlthin the uni· que European designed Lido Wanna Village. Ca111der 2,400Sq Fl Pnvitte Elevator Wet Bar. l..oung~ Panoram1r Bay view Covered Pal10 Decoral.Of' AmeruUe11 A.'lk about our FREE RENT Ofo'f•'t;R 3or4 Br Pnced from garage1 Fam1l1es "6•.oo -----OREATRECRt:ATION: Apts 1996 M'lple 14Capt2Brl ...,bapal10 tm-$595 F'ncd yard & pleue Kids & pets SollfhL-1216 Tenn1a •free Lessons 64&-1486or642·1951 2 Br, 1.,., ba townhouse. rrpt No Laguna. very 675-8662 F I I ··~•-ome ca11 ""• ..,.,,,,,or ~--h 2 ~•A-..I town all bl•-· n I'".. Ad It. S • 7.. 2.Br. Den. $325. me ul1l . 1aragea am1 es""""' ....... ........, ••••••••••••••••••••••• lpro&prosop)• ., ... STSIDE ""'"'"""' • '""· ''" ~ .. .., ""'J..'1&71 A"' no fee Cl b Sa ti;A gara•• f•nc•d patio 1-'"""' 1............ adult.I. lit • last. ~ ..._ _______ _ ple11e. k ld1 It pets '" '''" .... -Lge 1 Bdrm Triplex. Health u 5 • una• ...... "' "' -~ ...... --· R~urnabl e l'lean1ng ,. Wlkome call 964 2566or LagilnoN~ 3252 Aboundmg In knotty pine Hydrofnusaoe•Swm· Coa:lsf WCMMk 13116 ~ ~12!56e 1HI" EXICUTIVESUm Fu.II a.ervke offices tn Newport Ceoler '73-2911. Aet. no ftt ....................... ~~~~Y~s~.~~ncl. ~~:::e• Goll Driving ~fl>~·a::.~eh~~~~~kv~I~ 2.Br, lba bowie ty~. end ~~~~ ... ~~! verun£S 4 Bdnn. 2400 sq. ft exec. 3 Br. 2 ba, Wt6'una Nlgud ISEAUllF\Jl APART. ctuldttn or pets. $46S 180 ear 1 ch.JJd ok. no J>t!lll Ol'eanfrontamaJI 2br 4f lwu.ta ,_,.*d Ee. Near schools, Monthly or yrly 1675 Upper Three Arch Bay MENTS Single. ' & E 21.atSt Oa~646-062. S3SS + depos it s &oo.w,pa001ardaahv.r orU.fwcclsawd 1900 pm&. beach & bake 67J...44.41 By owner Brand ne"W home, 3 '1 Bec!foom:t •fur eves645-9543 642-0350 9'79-7123 $53Jyrlyaval1Jan ll't ••••••••••••••••••••••• .S72Smo S48·~ 4 Bdrm. 2 ba houiw No Bdrm. 2~ Ba. Priv n1st10d &Unlutn1$ntld 5008"'Seuhore6444340 ~ .. -u...e Village ..,. h •-l 1 •Adu1tuv1no •NoPe11 2 Br, fenced ~allo ---~ --'' .-..nnu &40-S470 BALBOA ISLAND SlDre or off ll'e $400 Mo Agent 675-8170 .,.,, •• u 75 comm .,.,.ac ... cnn s ~/ .,.... w ,___ _.., ~-4 Br condo. l'arport. no .--.., y 1 1995 • Modt:ls Open daily mo ""' '"""'· ~ PAllC MEWPOIT NeYir 1"2 bdrm luxury pd.8. Hunt Cont $475 Call833 1610 ~r!t,;1 ~1AR mo 9106 ZJ.3.58&-3703 --------na c helor11 . 1 or 2 adult apts 1.n 14 plan.. mo 763-7633 •SWO mo Beautiful JBr, W hniMMr 3298 Oakwood 2 Br. CJ>U, drps. bltm. •TIIEOAlSY• Bedrooma•Towohousea ~or~~'!' 3 Br 2VJ Ba condo. an La 2t;,BaWCokndo nr gholf, lt.'D ••~••••••••••••••••••• G"rden Aoertlnenta adulta, no~ S3"5 mo •For Kl OS It their f'rom 13110 00 O.C. A.IRPOIT lit bu1ld101 be hind Gull.111er'1. Lar1e new execul.I ve 11.11 I.el w 1th a II ler'Y\cel available 2021 l:lla&I~ Cnt.r Dr . 121J, lrvmr Ga II 7~ -0322 nii. 1 to s op ping Newport Beech/So.• c.JI ~ parents SpKtacular spa, tot.al paoa, t.earus. wa~rfaJla, Cuesta Racquet Club t-enter i.ave Rill> 'iblk HOMESFORRENT llOOlblhSI W-""' ........ -Vtn--•f'ooi recrullon proaram. poadl'Gafor~· Lolided w/exlra~ $595 pr · · :l or 4 Br Pneed from •• .--or -Tot Lot bOCJaJ program. 7 pools. 8 tw..tinl ~ From SAn mo.call960-2358 gd st.his, hos p , d e $47!'>-1575 Fned yard & ID'"'""11r11111 Beaut!ful~adult apt.s •Olshwuhers tenruf><"OUJU AtFa1Juon Diecof"nvydnv~Nonh 4lJ9.l62S1fNAlv msg J;1&rages Families (71•_1,6<42~1!0 Nopet.s lmmed occup) •28edrooms&lbalh Wand. Jamboree• San on Bu<il to McFadde-n 2Br hie. lg yd. new paanl. Miuioft Vl."8 pltai.e, kids & pets Newport e.ec:h/No. Pool. Jacun1, 1arage JOMQUUl Ht.la R.oad lheo -.est on .Met·adden nr bcb. $425 mo . gar. 1-3267 welcome Call 964 2566 or 880 Irvine avail. •Walk to park '7141,44-1 fOO to Seaw1nd V 1 I lage 5J&.7105, 960-2523 ••••••••••••••••••••••• !f73.2f1'/l Ai\. 00 fee 101 'b'"I Bachelors S275·S280 1780 Placentia. C M C714 J81i13.SUl8 HOMES FOR RENT 1,114>. ~~~50 l Bedroom 131.5-$325 t'7U"'2·3780 New lusuiy \oW'n.bomea, MEWPORT CEHTER OceUl YWW, plu.ab o(Cace ~ Avail for unmed. ~Y 21116 ft/or 190 ~ ft + rommoo recep. lU> rm Avail full/part time loci Janitorial 9"VI~. ulll, air. crplll 6drpr. !714 .tt>l5 0100 Veca:at 2 BR, highly up. ll'ffed, klda/peta OK. Jqe rncd yard. $375. ~. 1182-+C71 6 IUCS TO IEACH 4BR+3b1+fam rm+2 ffl)lcs. Qwet cul de·sac tlL'50 R.f. ProfnslOMlh 963-8377 2br1 cle»e to beach. MSOMo.Agt. 875-8982 3 or 4 Br. Priced from Cai iJI J I ui 2 Bedroom $380-1375 2 Bdrm home Pvt ya.rd. w br. fprlea. bey new. ~•-•• .. ··-·--se.~. FnFcd yalrdl I 6 ,. lllJIMd 1400 TSL Mamt MS-ll22 g a r . P o o I . A d I l 1 . Yearly 175-412 Bkr Room w , .. "'_..___.le 4000 garages am es ••••••••••••••••••••••• M 8 - -""'"'',....."" please, kld11 & pets OCEANFRONT OLX. $305-1425. 1~ Br apta. MZS/mo &r 2453 On~by 1425.ava.il now. S72W'ftk6t.IP welcome cau964 2S66or HAWAII 48r. 2Ba, family only, balcony, pauo. laundry Orange ____ 2 Br 1 Ba, carport 1234 ~9n5 !f73.2f1'/l Agt no re-e ~';':!1~~r~11~~r l~or::~· WI.Iller Dec lS June l rm. some w en<'I 1arage 3 Br. 2 ha, lower, nr So W Balboa Bl C.11 for ---- Mlwporl a.och 3269 & compl furn Avail $000/mo, 2910 W. Ckcan· ~~C:mt &t2 1603 Cat Plaza S425 No pets appt Jim or Carolyn. '.;:" o~~~:~ oc~~h ••••••••••••••••••••••• from Jan 15th lo f't<b rron_t._u_pper m_s-_7386 S5131n 7»l2221tgt ~mo ~8511 ProleaalODJll office space m pnrne Npt Beh loca Clo&r to bch Shr bath No uon Appnu 200 aq It AYA&I ..... 8AVCUSl' AHA. Lo¥· elr 'Ir, Iba, faat rm. 2 tlrY• °" • mo liD· clildl•I ·1ar4l1 .. t • ....... .,. 13th Harbor view. nr O<'earuronl Deluxe 28r. 2 huge br Ul auper loca ~Bach stove &i rt>fn& ;;r 2 Udrm 2 Ba roodo the Knna V1lla1tc. steps from ....... ..,"" wk Avail (or UOn, ground floor, built pd -M 1 00 l)(e n SI 4 11 2<" '°'" __,.,, It M ..-o + Ul mO'I water ocean vtew bay ·a · et-ps ""' holidays 71417529466 or in itc hcn. s32s 0 760 3400dys 541 7401 'oo.t I.I lll60 mo S7_00_2_wk_s_7_5!1_·1341 673-0881 Adult.a. No Pet.a knqwre • ~ s P mo Sell w. Wllloo Apt E eves Dys 642 3341. eves ~ Newly decorated 3 Br 2 Ba 64G-3C90 an_& __ _ lownhouae Spacious 3br. 2be, ocean view oew- ri.reptace " pool Qwel ly redecorated area. Adults. no pell. -.2211 SG). trn.:1949/645 3381 Senior Clt11eo.1·l1 2Br. 0-Polllt 312' vww. Nwpt Pier k><'. cbr ·-••••••••.. •• •• • • • •• • hi\. S3:5CI mo yrty 142 »12 Clean quiet slOOIO, $260, Incl ulil. avail Jan 1. caU 2 Br. 2 Ba. new pluab Martha •1 1161 or eve carpet.IJl&. pool, J•t'UUI, .._31172.. $4ZS mo Adu.tta. DO pets Located aerou from IW1i140ftleoch 3140 Nwpt 8cb GoU CA>une. ... •••••••••••••••••••• By appt onlY ~- •DO.UXE• GARDEN APT. WESTCLIFF PLAZA AREA 2br 2ba, pool. nu crpt.s. compl nu ktteh, applos, nu drp1. nu paurt 831430 lat $125 It Sl.50 11 20 per aq ft Access to 67~~ ropy mach1oe Call Eleaant IUI~. pool. Ya.sh m4MI Isl Empl No smoke EXICUTIVI sum S:Z S40-6'SllM Aviul office 1pace an Npl Roam 8ch w/~. amwenna •/lat pnv nr 1~ 1ervlce. Coor. rm lo P1111 mtr 6 bm. 982 n20 eluded lD renl Copier 6 all llPlllor wtmda secretan a I 1 va avail. ¥...._._.. 4250 _From __ SZl5 __ m.._997_a __ ••••••••••••••••••••••• O..uxe Exec. Offices oo Palm 5'Jnop lw:ury ron· Pe».mu.l& w/Bay view. do <adult J oo M 1as100 SUOO/mo. Pb 873-5553 fl.Us CC. •II f•nllt.aes, by ......,.,cal Bld "-ta Iii week or ion.er 961-S430 --I '-419 esa • days ta-l208eves ~aq. ft. Very reuooa· • ble rHt Suitable for Larae B11 Bur cabin. weitht control doctor. poof tbl. cok>r TV. 2 frplc. _548-_Zl_03 _____ _ ~ 14 ~18 FOR LEASE So Laruna. .... to SMr9 ooo 250-560 sq n •••••••••••• • •••••••••• -..-1 or 49&-3319 ---------Mo¥lftl• AYOld deposlll &r ...a HOA• cut hv101 upen1ea' COSTA MESA 'H.llhJy up1raded. pro-Prore111onally 11nce r .. JonaUy deeor11led 1 mi BR Bach ln VenaiU. HOUSIMATIS Qmdo overlooktn& foun· 132-4134 taln • p1rk ·llke c.'OUttyard P\ill MCUrilJ M/F to lhare 2Br, 18a bids '500/mo CaU lalle w/frplc l block C.-644-7211 from beb <;dM 11275 + ~ FORNlGEL. Alt ld.mG31l. or 173-iSIO Pro{ office apace av11I. an California i.t Bank Bid&, 750 IQ. fl. Low pnce Incl J•nllonal. tttunlY llt'rn~. con· ference nn • util. Abun· dent parlrlna •vall. Conv loution. CIOff lo aarport. travel a~ent • bank. zao E. 17th St. a.ta Mesa. 6'2·8"Sa>. ....................... Patquni. JNT /EXT lleredltb Cluoto1 H9llt. llialmt. r.u · U later, e•t•r. IJlllllertN. free .. do D1·'1115 ..... ~ ... ··-Plltlldac: Qllal ~. low ---············ •• a. nna. Bet/Comm. lal/Exl.-.ml> Ser•lee. Jlesid /· yra. exp. lJc'd. Dave _lllM-_UMS __ • -----ffot'MP"lnUn1, lot/&U . air 6 Reroof. All ::er:.,: · • b I D I l e I • k .. ·eompe>-tar. ..... --541.5111> f'bi, Avail. T•~S.ulw ~1• ad• .. , ft I m.-. rrw ~ 6 --·••••••••••••••• ....................... arpeotry, m11onr1, .. ...,.ISDx.tos O. ConatnacUoa Co. Eap 1ud1ner, mow . piumblnl. p&Jutlq, tUe, f Clfl I ESSIAM Cultom PaioUn.c Free~t.3YJ'l\&U. Uc Ir bcmd9d. w . c.u 0...-.7091 Wa1aer'a Paleian1 n.oonn, • rwpain. AH Serv\ce. a.Jct/Comm1. ~~U Put aerv. Qua.I wort. Refs . Yrs --·------- up. Avail 1mmed. Typing ,._ 8.tmod u I It ....., do-"'9 rr.. t.. drywall, etc Small ft --·••••• .. •••••• -· • ,. --• ••. I\/ al. a.Dbl CM . ...-~ ... ~. JB-.a> ~tJ Landae•cf!:t•; -•••••••••••••••• .... doonllwmdowa, ad· 1re.._._1 c==. Comp.~ Chuck Eaalan IG-1471 ,_.,y._c--. lot/En. l"ree ett. Lie: 13811. Cuar Reh. Ted. gn.109 . CUSTOll INTBRJOB dltlcD lJc'd.131-S.m __ Japueee Gardener 15 Phamblns. eleclrlcal, 6 loftallaUon All won CARPENTRY DryW11 Yn Exper, II.Ult Work Matinl. all po. repairs. CIW'· Free esL Green· ~1.5l53.~ ...................... . B,yJa,y tu.--·-••••••••••••••••• •~m.•1 ~-53&-1362 For Eitcellence 10 dale Land1caplng ad time craft.tmanabi_p, We do it au. lletal iluda Garder11n1 tree trim I: a • bo&llecleaniq: Cleanin& 7l1-«Z'79 Ell t /I D t pa I n l • ,.... . .................... .. f'r11mlat,ftnlab,remoca.l· Comm/Rei/Ind. Free mine.cJeaO-up,lrmatot. ••••••••••••••••••••••• _Uilimited. __ · __ ~ __ ..;..... __ Complete tervacea· wallpaper Qua.1 work, hi&, repair All work -.. 7SJa32 eerv Arme.MJ.Ml4 HAUUNG6a.EANING Houlec:Jeaniq. SpoUeu IOCl..eedlnl. pJantin&a. res. Free eat. Slev• Wood pat101. redwood decb. alidin& elus dfl. W ti-w a. · i cuar 18 yrs m uea. ~ul Reald/O>mm1 Freeesl thruaut n.. .. u,_.. -1-ClllDCtWte. palao ~en. sn.et Uc'd. Mr. Palombo. •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• ken's Gardenlne Service. CaUllQ.iC • · ~ .-n.. dedl:a. muoory. ~8 ------ &If.el. 832-3871 ·-··················-. ....... ~ ENTIAL 4i 5'ore9 . -.&!14 ELFCTRICIAN·Pnced Mowin1 • ed&ing, or !Wbble.E-elllZ •PROPPAINTING• n1ht·free estimate oo complete yard main· Lile baull~·movana. O...YDU~s Mmi f Dt.~ReU ....................... Car wuuac. Quall t y wort!;. 842-5449. 645-7972 Fbl6sb ,•n.-.•-, doo-, •·-•-·-~ ....... c..... G ••-•ff•••••••••••••••••••• ,.. .. , • e c..c:., .. 1 .... ~ ........ , •• ..... oramaUJobs. ...,....,._..., ....,..._, ar1.1e·Ya cleanill1. WeeklyorlUmeaervlce. ~ -..... panelllnc. ud101. etc Lac. f337254 ~ fteM ntes su~ o..~ _..___ V Briclrwotk. Small jobs ST-• What '1 Your Trade? sue per Day Pr.le est. &1-4218 ---------Tree T r a m m I n g , • -v \:JC&Uup acantt Newport, O»ta Mesa 4i -.. __ .....;._.::.:...:::.:::.. ___ ,Fut c:omplete service. cleanupa, hauling & Mllel Ref'uae Haullnc All our specialty. Steam lrvine.8'JS.317Sev~ Tab lime to relu and ft .. " 1bat '1 Utt.le to pay 1lome repair, additions, Olmm1/Resid Free est. laodacapln1. Dave, cJean.upe. lo ratea. call carpet cleaninc. Refa. ahoc>atbome lt's111mple cabinets , doors etc. 7SHlOO• 536-S78 ~orM:l-8573 Ins Freee.tt.552-006 Bnct. ttooe. blkwrk. ul• w1 th D a 11 y P 11 0 t ....................... ~est. Comm'l/Res1d Honut Reliabl e . BA/MC 7S1 .eoot ror an ad tn the Dally PUot Sef'v1ce l>trectOt)' that can estabU.b your prores11oaal Identity. For more 1nformahon call &f.2.5678. Rsnbl. Fri /Sat/Sun. ouaecleaotng. Peuy. On, concrete patios. Oau1l1ed Ads And 11 6672211. 548-8819 The fastest draw m lhe La.odscapmg, tree trim SELL Idle Items with • Experienced & depeoda· wlks. Free eat. John )'OU have eometb.ulc to West. .a Daily Pilot ml..Dg. clean-ups. Free DlulyPtlotClaulf1edAd. ble. 892·6092 Vtckie fM6..1S83 sell. c:all • tr1eodly WanlAdHelp? 642·S678 O~af>edAd 642-5678. est.Aviles 642·8474 642-5878. _892_·8786 _______ Sellicileat.ema 642-sg'T8 ~~ed Ad·Vlaor at Ha~ somet.lung to M'll" a-&fied eds do It well Office R...tal 4400 llllillns/h••est/ ......................... Rtwa DEC:. sums ••••••••••••••••••••••• Looking for an office in a ......._ warm • friendly at· Opportunity 5005 rnoapbere! I>o you need ••••••••••••••••••••••• penonaliied phone rov-eraee & the avaUabillty of a professional secretarial service? You 'II find us at 666 Baker Street. CaU Bev at 979-21.61. Pima Encuti•• Suitn 'There ls a difference' Large swtes a60 s r.) prov1d10f blgbly pro· fessiona secretarial .service with a m.1nagea· ble number or wlita. 2082 MlcbeJson, Suite 212, Irvine. CaU 7S2·0234. ICE CREAM I FAST FOOD Popular Beach location with X.lnt poten t1aJ. Invest Now! Only $29,000 m.5662 SJ.S.5865 -------$370/Ibous for envelopes you meal Postage Pd <S Deals 2517 Manitoba. Saol.B Ana, Ca. 92704 > tim-••nts 5100 ,_.~•• 5350 T,,,... 5450 ffetR,W.ted 7100 ~w..w 1100 Ma&..W9fH 11 -•••••••-.. •••-·•••••• ........ •••••••••••••••• •••••••••••• .. _... ~ .... W..t.d 7100 PENNY PINCHER ADS ONLY $1 ~II any uem or com blnallon or 11ems for $7S or less with a Penny Pulcht>r Ad J Imes for 2 ('OOS('{' IJU Vt' da )'S t:a Ch eddlt1onal I.me 1s 00" for tht> 2 days Cha.l'f(e 1t ' ................................................................................ MICHELLE'S Sailor seeks passage •••••••••••••••• .. ••••• •o..c.a.• wtrrm Australia: Scuba ACCOUMTIMG ASSEt-.aS BANKING Cabmet a.Iler or tramee llAM 2AM 835-3'7"9 dive Gr Barner Rttr CLBl,lllCl(N. El.f'.CTRONIC w /exp ol woodworll:lna . Opt S. CA. 60-lOO' sail, Knowledge an com Pollatloo available for .!:9dn.oery 6JJ.So4JONB. fll.ATO'S RETREAT wiU crew. MA. Clark, puterued & manual penoo expenencfli an * Tlll.ERS * Cameo C\eaoen For l"nle-thtnt.mg & sw ~BN~ Ctr Dr. St~J04. ~ ayatem.s a mu.al PCB. ware auembly . bdp. will train ' couo&#' 1ng1ng couples. Relax Additional clen<'a l 4i wtre hameu auembly 6 PUl1 time opeonrn~ art' ~ w I a b a o I u t e I y No bookkeepuig e:itpeneo« ~ minor mecba.D.tcal. avaalabae an our beautdw Pressure. Adult Fun. f:Rdo desirable Llght typing Compe.ny ts looluog ror Loac Beach and St-al 16.'iOlvar.Hollywood. ~ required. Good com penGnU>.t.erest.edrnlong B"ac h 0H1co sax CASHIS/Cer Wcnlt F\IU or part Ume Npt. lkb area~ COVER GIRL ••••••••••••••••••••••• m.a.od of Engl.11h For tF..e0r ~ emf lo y m" n t montbs to ODt' year ex ,,.W.e.d. 7075 app't c all Nancy r# Cal Pat Mill!., pen~ pref"rably an • 95).0771 * ••••••••••••••••••••••• 97~1080 557.9051 1111 Sid. IS ~Ulttod wr i--·c·~-·H·l·E·R·s--· 24 Hr Outcall Service COLDWB.11.4..Ml<Y olfer ex~llent 'lta.rtlnit M a r rl e d coup I " w 12 llSIDIMTI.AL &&lanes and outatandulit PRE LAW student needs <'hildren seelung apt ~""-... '-E benefrt.s\J\rludUllt SZS.IXX>. Will do anything mgr. poMIOfl foe 2S-30 ~:-.:, ASSEMll as •P'ree<'8J"tt'rappanl u TVTE u For more 1nrorm8t1on Legal. ConfldeDlial wut.s Presently manag. ._,,_...llU"I ELECTRONIC •M.edlcal 6 dental rov -andtopllt<'eyouradcall DVM po. Box 3242• uig. 48 apt.a, tncludlng AColdwellBankttCo Poe1t100 available ror era&f' No t'Ol'llmert'aal ads 642-5678 N.B 9266.1. -~~~r!:!f~ Equal()pporlUllltyCo ~':'.° w~;~~::::1b1~~ •Frftparkuag NB/CM area. Salary W\tt h.ameiu usembly & Pleue call Vf'nda at Imo rent~ ii you sign a l year tse in November. Next to O.C. Airport. 22S up t.o 1280 sq. 1\. Phooe SS7-7010 Newport Beach Telephone Soles Busl· oesa seek.Ulg act1 ve or in· active partner. $150,000 wi.U return Income ID ex· cess ol $100.000 per year. Superb track reeord. For details contact Michael --FN!e--J-unk_et_rn_~-- L Gardner .675·9910 9 Everyday to Las Vegas PREGNANT! Cartn1t. oooftdent1aJ counseling & referral. Abortion,adop tlOO • keepuig. negouable. Please caJI AceounUne somt rru.oor IDf)(baniul CZU I JM-8111. ext 25.22 72M020. JllACC-........ut. Company ta looking '°' fare~ appouit· ""'"• ~ penoo 111t.ttested in &one mm1.. or apply an penoa Cl.. term employment on Wed a ea day AM unul 12 n_ooo_. ___ VUI Scheduled AlrU.oes W T PU-SCHOOL A E R F R O N T Llc'd for 44 c:bildren. LUXURY Pim Dice 3bdrm home. 5WteB S:'l S. Bayside Ol'. Can be purchased on -~-675-__ 2300 __ da....;ys:;._ ___ • xmt. contract all~. ln· DIC. SU111S terat. Prime Newport Beach Part Place, Inc. &&2·7461 k>c. Near o.c. airport. Rent incla receplloa • .._.,toa.o. 5025 conference rm, janitor •••••••••••••••••••-•• serv .. utlls. 100 free 1---------c op i ea & more Secretarial serv. avall. wor Doug ss1.9411 ---NO RENT tlNTIL 1980 Luxury Office Suites oo Newport Bay LIDOMARIHA VILLAGE CGll s.sie Zuan 675-1662 SWIMGLOAHS and 2nd Trust Deed Loans on res1deotJal property Cuswmu:ed to meet your needs' RE.DEPT. SANTIAGO IAHK 714/832·5200 v1NEED I MONEY For lnlonnatloo eau 521-8910 C2131776-0100 Tr-.le >'O'U' old stuff for new goodies with a a.aifted ad. 642-5e78 SCRAM-lBS ANSWERS Gambol -Macaw - Paean -Carver -WRONG 'The man who i.11 afraid to t.bink for bun.self usually chooses the WRONG woman to Unnk for hun Lost&Fo.td 5300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOUND ADS ARE FREE &al~ 642-5671 APCARE 54'1 ·2563 ... o.tcal ~'121 Exdtin& Pboee Ca Us We are foe reaJ. Try us f'me.A·Friend: 55&-2441 . An )"OU a ~ ex· ~ve golng on a bus•· neu trip! Call Traveling Secretanes for Business Executives (714)8M·9908 er (71486-7563 MASSAGE AGUIE MODB.S SC ORTS OUTCAU. OHLY e>ay. ......... 611-2140 GOLDIMGIRL Exp c arpenter rouC)>/flll.lab aeeu perm pit emply w/cont/dvlpr, bm owner . own toola 131·- 81tpn1 Any/ all ate pa tbnxllb adjust ltatmnt, md. payroll • payroU taa.. Your olc or mioe. 8'1MfS36. The Jolly Roter, ID<'. E.O E call Pat Milla, Da t 1 U.tr.I lOam bu an excellent OP· 557-~l. to4flll. portld1 fOf' a bricbt. !~~~~~~~~ ambilDll penoa u a Jr. RDllJ1Y NDBAL AttounUng clerk. The ASSB •• as ..._ · _ ... --... --_ .. "-•-en'"" l•veJ W -• I _.__ ;;u; :: ...... :;.!wy'"' for « •ill tram. Apply m g0c9aa .....-..-7am. MacGre1or CMAll.allx' advancement. Ex· v~-._.. no-,_ • .,._ _ _.. perience is bdS:"'· but ..,.... --~ ..... ~. --a.a.... QI.ml not required. ortin1 conditlooa It employff At!I'OMOTIVE AD F..iqmlOpportllaolJ HlflpW..eed 7100 benefit.a are eitcellent PAKTTIMI ·~~~Em~ploy~~e~r~~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Salary la dependent on PBX operator 41 terYI~ I • ~.a.~ ACCOUNTING CLERK· experience level. Apply cuhter Excellent op BlllmAC •-~-.** A/P, A/R Ir special~ In person or send resume portuntt1 for mature TB.LB Two opminp. PftvM>Ull '--• for a dynamic de· w penioo ...-....A .. em..i,,.y "xper pref'd. Mu5t be ,.,._ --~ti hie ... ~~ ,,.., ..... Ac c b ab1r to work ~ Sat & sign farm In Irv. •-OCJI"• mall._,. Lbru Fri ~ tWp ""·-_..__...___to..._ar· 0 -,..... lud 1....u" "'-.. -A .. _ 4 to"P M ,_ wianl ........,......,. ......,.. ""' o::'o1Ai~~~~. k:uw~m1~e ... y ... c~·ee·rn.i ble tetler/•~~ •c· rane"d. Kerrn Rima inr AR. includinir pre-C714)546-0lll COlflts fl"'IO"-SaYillc) Hardware. 211111 Harbor. paratJon or aged tnal ~~~~~~~~ &&.o...-.pref.Pwt ChltaMeu. l:>ala.oce. It 1a a growth ----M-~ ........ =r. C SHIERS onmt.ed PoS•Uoo wb.ich ADVERTISING SALES .,_.., ~ YWm p« * A * req. a wllhngness to IOI' local home magUJ.De ....., Mo.. W & Fri-lmm!diate os>enmltll Cor am. 833-3500. Very pnerous. straight # t la n.--r-*"I· P'ttCIM ~ lrviM f ulJ ume penna Mnl Poli• Prol Massage by Steve, ooamuu'°'1. (No Drawl -_,,..-.,. Sa•l1tCJS & Looa. lions. ~ wage & Llc 'd Therapist, N. B Exper pre{fft'ed. but wtll 292S Harbor Blvd complete benefits pf"Q· 4·30-9:30, Appl Only Accou.nilng tram.call49l-4464forap COSTAMESA 752-a.oG. gram Raise alter 90 541H817 ./II pointment 979-2500 8arm1.ld, aUractJve•en· f:~· m~etn C~~; use:-<>• ~n.a.ny tbua1ast1c. part tame ~GEsimpatJco ,..,....._"""" AlrflltratJoo AUTOMOTIVE 646-Slm 1rormerly Ward Har· Yourmasseur· ASSIGMMBO'S rAITTIME PIXOPS.ATOR nnKtons> 1175 Bn11tol . lsBobJamea Earn XTRA Holiday.... PARTTI .... E .B!&uty QJstaMesa,CA. E 0 E. ""~--"-"U .. ft..! •111 -Due to store exp. in .. Sh ~ .. ·~" For inf,_.., .. ,._ oo bow SA11JRDAV96 ampoo person for ca.r.LM9 CREDIT .... O .,...,......., Orang~ Co we need _,...,. Fors~&officespaceal " LastorFouodapet'!Call RIACHl~OUT youc:anwonafewdays ~abarppeopleto SUNDAYI0-5 ele&1'nt saloo. Xlnt If you eojoy working ~blerates. PROBLEM Animal Assistance ~ or a rew weeu to earn woril:SevCl!I SlOPM or• ~mately 12 addl wacea.. Wed thru Sat. no around a music environ· • 4450 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 500 to 2700 Sa Ft. z.d & W TO toc.s League. 5:17·2273, no fee ~Zl5t 760.9430 lb.at XTRA Caab-<:all eYeS a, "'1 day Sat honal weekday hours eves Richard Ouellette mml. \beo lhls part·llme M.ESAVERDEbR '78-6Sll :MHrOutcallOnly 1.9. Work the boun you WEOFTER wtucb are Oulbl• E11 Salon. 200 Newport crfullUme)Obiafocyou. PLAZA Found or Joe\ a pet? Call haveavallabl•. Permanent Employment tellmt opportunity for a Cen&.er Dr. NB Koowled&e of 10 key, Arranged l>y Special Pals Hotline Accou.ntin Cl Its •-· ... ,_ JS25Mesa54~e~121E,C.M . CoasfHon.•--a 'TUIV12·123S,213 ,_07398 ADULT X g er A.pkt Advancement woman ... t.crftled us ff'· -.a.•rrvcr..a.a,.,.... llexl~SITY -...._ /CA,IO° BookJ(eepen Company Benefits tumina to work Wiii ~· • ~"" .,....~ Data Entry Fact«y Training \ral.D. Deeds permanent part RIHTOtllUY Mot~ T,..t Last· Cal: Male-1pprox B MOVIES! Account.ant.I MOO SALARY CallBenu tame help . Beauty S1BlO 4701>1qft..officebuildlog, Deedi 5035 moGreyTlger. Newport Shown By Appt. Call Audit.on Or profit abanna pro operator. all phases Apply 1829 Newport nearUdoble,pw-chase •••••••••••••••••••••••Terrace. Reward. JohnorCandy,81M·S364. CPA's &ram, whichever you Easts1de C M Call Ave. C:O.ta 11 .. a. ot price '7!50.000 w/$100,000 Satltet' ...._ ,._ _e.n_-3779 _______ 1 CALL OR VISIT TODAY prefer For mt. call bl l-9 942-2915 14.Zll Beac:b Blvd. 1n d d s ... "Y' -Prof E M !1M. Westminster or call wn. 430 32n l., All types ol real estate Found Male Collie, vie ......._:.,_xec.Jt usage. ROm•lh...... . 75-2209 IOO«Mma ~213-3315-1722. Newport Beach. Call ror investmmtuince UNI. Corona del Mer. Call A~ Me Away. lo FCS. a &a auto anallrance details Sierra Realty S,.cWdllgilt Mt-!ISJ.2. &°'4.Pettt49H871 accoun[enlnC: An extra S«JO-Sl,000 per #1 .. 0rmpc:..ty qwy Dads adnuo as-Oiikl eve. Kind penon Q3.79ZO WTOs Found: Fem. German Anyone knowing the .• ~ ~=your 292SHa.rbor81vd si.ltaot for home ore:. fer 15mo. old '1rl· lly tttwllll!lff 11¥cLCM 642-2171 545-0611 Sbephm1. apx24" hi, bUt whereabouts ol Dooovan 2333No8roadway COSTA llF.SA Must have aecouotanR home or. beach. e'15-CZllt ,...-· L 1 b 1 l3JO Coldwell B&nlcer ,...........,BJG svc •-97• •soo becqround PoaiUon ~n· _e_V_•_· ______ _ Prime coDUD1 1300 or u-•or·"--•--2nd fac:e , Weslmlnster etc • Pease call • "'~"'ic..n.u'" . p..,u -r& ·-·•-C--'•-·•-r ""'0 f 9 _,._, I' ......... .co UI ...... -~ -·--6 30 p Didi., Sant.a Ana ate._.. or wilJ tram. 8-4 ~ "'""''UUOJ 0 3 Olildren fOf' advert.J.slRd ~q t 4 4-so49; 1'1>'1,.oocredlt.cbeck,no _ ... _,.________ .,\Cl : mor 014•lMIOl lr:t-Ua'bift.hrbpdvac:. Atm>TR.ANS.R&Rman. bnnchotri~lrdeve&op. dmllaUon. tnnsp ;;:. Ntll'l ar Pcist ore. 502 sq ft tt«elofc. 2aOC Avon. m tm ·?OOicoUect P'Clr Lelle, Bttail abop, .0 A.oa &.. N.B. 900 911.fl..~ -...... C!O.OOOup. For ac· Loet 12·2 Med Parrot, _w_i-. __ ..,_wt. __ ._____ -414G --r pref .. -"' Mu1t merit • pftp&l'lllloa of vided from l"th •· _., 0 C. .a. --~ --..-~n~ ~tc:ocnpal\)'lou 1taL._•m--en_t .. u • ....__. C.ll. ,,_ :..... • tklll call aaent: sn.nu Lilac Head, vie In· • ,... ___ , i--------· ba"Vetoobl. 541-29 :;,:. ........,..... .._....,. .........,, AD1tlme. dia.oapollt/Brookbunt, ESCORT SERVICE Apt Mana1er. mature "---""'--...t.-REWARD ACCOUNTS -•pie Bea"t ma'n .... .__ __ ___._.. ..... Startin1 Hlary com· OJriatianwomanioUveir> nr:i411unuaooD· · Speclallslna In bu1I-"ai""' ed · 44 .. t . C •M · ~--. ..... memw-ate w /eitper • 6 care tor elderly Cb.ria· -~_CJJ. ________ 1 aesamen, redden ts t n .. un.1 •. . . 101 Jan .• for airline _..,,...tv .,._,1 ~ ... __ Id AdWta DO ~ Apt + a&ewardeu'• Imo. old ..... ...,. _. ..u r.., . tim woman. H.B. a.rej. welcome. PAYA E _.. .t ·,bo .... ~&t~ Roam• board + ........... . Found Blac:lt Lab 7Jt.SZ41 BL ...,..ee aa ary nu . .,.by. 111 bome lO·l4 ...... , female. vtc. Itv Ir Sant.a --------' MdQllMJ-4907/10-4. cMya/mo.Odlll.MMlllO. Bc>c*ke.per, uat. part m.4.morMHm Ana •FOXY LADY* CLERK II~ Mea. 1-------· tame. Jol11 Roaer • a.DK A/P. a to 4 d.ap 541-2l53 Olll'CALL ON'L Y 11 unb.I 1n eo.ta 11... Lqana Btecb. -.oe7. I""...-, esp pnf'd. At- '7•-t t •• l ~ for DMttnt.laQM BAtllNG Bae*•..,.. Pl7 at 1• Placealia, * ., ~• lntere1t n& po1ltlon .~ ... -..... .. -~ ••. •-. .... ....... ___....g•n-_a.c_ua~-..;::..;•;...· ___ _ available proce1rln1 .... ._.. _ _. "r ~~ ..,.... .... TOMMY'S s:.=~ ::1:.J:fe:!1;·.-v.na.;.;.*-;.~·-•.-.-c:i.-za.~~~~-=1 OPPORTUNITIE "ff r~:.r-;t. ·~p:i 111a.ttaJ-------· OF ... EWPORT on a co01puteri aed USOJBLY sheets. Computerised ~Oil ()iwnJIU)' ol " --n..:t..-toUtetU&t. pa -Oamnl 0 c C.lfforala offer• tb• ESCORTS ;;;;-on.-.. vadar mar.-. . followllll Hfeptlonal eo.1511 Allollb1nl ~=:t.5:8::; DAILY PAY cwr~: ladlwtua.\'m• --~Alltm...., -•cu .. 51....._ .......... -• ..-::=;; I pcbupir, f""W9l ""' ". m.~·~ ~141.1tl1 CLIRK 11111.a 'DJEJUGBTMAH.:.~ lilllll baw lllllatl.,. ud •W.a..uAAl#l.BA ...... for •ab'Utal .. dlrlcal work. 1.lPl '111111-I • $100 REWARD SICDJAAY 11t••• "No exp. nff" Oreat varlt'ty Job In Pull~rton for ind!,, with It typing ability It o utgoln« penonality. ~ bent't & atart aal l&50 c.ICwry '7UfH LOAMSBYICI TlilMll Some rect>pt dull~. ll lWlnfl It. ~lJU.y ..to work 1n thu (all pa<'ed e x c 1un11: o(c loc In F ullt'r l o n H r11 9am S JOpm xlnt bent'f It start sat to S7SO C411C~ '72·H55 SECUTAAY NOSH No exp nee S uper oppor t o l f'arn mortiiaRe lending f1elti In this <'orp hf'adqlN or t.hl11 ra pidly expanding Placentia bued co T yp1> ~o. & 1<<>ocl ph votc·1• w1 n11 lh111 xlnl ~rowth spot Start :.al 17~ C•Ccrry 972.,,55 IOODEIPH ftAIMHS Eacelleat c ompany benefit• lac lud1n a Olldlcal. tMitt.aJ, Iii• la-~.~ Good OP. portunlly for advance Oll!Q1. For Interview pleue call J>enoonel Ofnco M2-4321, ext. 277 ~COAST DAILY PILOT 330W BaySt. cottaMesa Equal Opportunity Employer CLERK TYPIST BLUEPRINT OPERATOR Requires aood clerical aki1la ancludina lyplna of u wpm m i n i mum ~ include fllln1 and runnina of blueprints. ~I expertence dmrable We olfer excell~t com- pao.y paid benefll1 ln- cludln11 free medical. dental and l.Jfe lotunince for employees and de- pendent.a. Please apply inpenon. LIAR SIEGLER TUHSPORT DYNAMICS 3131 Wd t Segen trom S&nla Ana, CA ....... ~ .. - C&.mnftl1' upu ph11h beech loc •••k• attractive . pertonable typ11t. Co otren lllnl bcncl. boun ..... t7t."'' c.1 ..... JI SICllJA.IY MOIH Don 'l mi.. out on lhla ground nr oppor Super co need• attr penon wllh typlna abo ut SOwpm Adv rapldly. Full benef package & lovely beach Joe 972-"'' C411s..nt saSICIR' .. Y Just 1 year exp can l a nd th l1 p os 1n Ma rketing wllh plu,h prominent co 1n N B BULLOCK 'S DISPLAY MANAGER Southern Ca llrorola '• IMd1nl r utuoo at.ol'e 11 curRnlly lntervlewlot fM an uperieoced Dll play Mana1er. Retail maoaaemeot la • mwit We otfer • competitive ltart1Dj aalary comblnftl with excellent employee benefill P&eue call 1714)131 .. 536 or send ...,.ume lo BULLOCK'S .... , .... 1~=~ ~=- hu • alft for all Sood worten ! , 1 Weauppl)' the Jobi. ,;,. you aupply tb fa~. TOPPAY•MO,_ e&.•C.M•TICI llCM411U111W. VOLT I I ,,,,•I 11 I/ I • I ,f It I If t 88'8 Campus Drive, Newport Beach <Acrcu from John Wa,ne Alrporl> F.qual ()pportunlty Employer.· c-s..www ...... ,. Oftwt bper. welder • nttar. Good ~y • beftef\.ll. KB .... -..ns. o...a1 1be BaJbOe Bay Club 11 .,.bUtnt tmn. .......... NCR 41ot, applJ to: l>a•ld llltNell. Hotel 421 lo. Coeat Bcb.-.1111 MMCTIMAMCI ttlCMAMC JlcUI r.u tlme :=k ...,., HOff/HOITlll , ________ , =t~••t .• ~-:~ ""° IS I ''DP nkl for ~ a.Cbaadcal " e)fricaJ.. ~rtni.cs per.on ASteSTAMTTO q~ ~rtcl WUI able to wort •lt.be-r day ---... ..,, .... a.. tnUn. Excau.a& baaalH.t. orewaia& ah1ft ID ooe of ~ -~-d: OW' botel rettauraou Onuile Cl>WrtY'• &eadmt llYM co. Escelleat comp•ny dt)' Wider ba1 an •• I0710lmelblck beaellt1. Apply tam-eelleal opPortuolty la Ntw~Baacb.......,.. nocm lllaa·f'ri, Penoo· corpora le lnau ranee !'.qulJ Oppel' &mplofer net. Geoeral tmuranc• .,en· MAlllOTTHOT'm. o ••P•rlenee with IDO Newport Otat«r Dr know I e d ae of com • Loauomethln.a vahaab\e ., ..... rt....... b awcla1 l1nea • bodilaa P!ace aA ad ro our (Mt ~ ... ac helpful. llu.at be 1ood or and P'ouod cohamna. Equal ()ppot' Employer po1u!r ~ able to com That '1 where people look J-"• Racquet Club Hu , Wed.-Fr1 e-vn .. louaecleanera. earn c-.. ... H d t .._._, JLtra '1 worklnl tor • ......-._ ta•-t prol c'-nina Kn' MUil muniuC. well, sood typ what they've louad an i o 1 . c a I c u la t o r 6 item ot vahae. abortbaod 6 dlctatlo1 lRvtNE EOE 75.2-tMe M /F Muat be r available have tramp ~lOI days 6 wtmda tblat'Cteao.n P tr SS hr. Plt8H call tor appl Own trao1portat10 0 ::im Fri •JO to s. Mer5.m-0078 Homecleaoera wanted t.o .,,. ror Jan.l ee·· R.aa eedY Anni. g..3 Tua. Fn 67S.251A ~qutpmenl 1 111111 r e quired Plcueapply J BUCKIE THlllYIMICO ~ Nf'Wll(lrt Center Or Newport Beach Equal ()ppor Employer MAMAGIMINT Fabnc chain tntervlew- 11'11 fOC' mamt. po111tiona. Fib or rtJ Hpr req. Jae&: m 1trn""71 C1e&DlDI Ir Maln- ten 1 nc e Xlnl pay + boaua lmmed openl.op Male or Fem. Call ~l4t ------- Ya n l as tic be nt' f & Equal Opportwuly working rond Startin& £mpk>yer M /F Gu.ardl ATTENTION HIRING NOW sal to $9:50 1---------97z."55 <:41.,. SICal'MlY 11tAIMll "No exp nee." Wii i tra in lo th111 lovrly va riety s pot Li ght typing, iclnl co. fu ll bene f, rapid adv N. Orange Co 10<' '72·"55 C.-Ccrry DRIVERS · Delivery bake ry produc t 11 l o 1u1>4."rmarltet11 Ea rly mormn1 lA> mid aCler noon M7 .f)727 S4 00 hour 1tartln1 " up Security peraonoe l nffded , both m en Ii I l 70 L ~~ women WlU traln 5.A.. 551-7016 540-6ll6 Driver/Gardener comb 610He.,...tCtrDr MOltU Have vaUd CA llceru;t: tta.640..1970 rrotectto.Serirk.9 Lah ,u,t full t1m1· avail Modela _Ew_cort.a_ GO<>d dnvin& record ~~~~~~~~~ ·~~~~~~~~·!HOUSEKEEPER rnaturt' Jan 3 llllO fO' JtlA l11b Mln aae 20 Apply al .: ~ ~rsoo ror retm~m~nt np noq NH aru $'8 ~I $500 W ... Peon ya aver. 1660 11\onat'adeUvery penooa ---------1 hocneonday &:al\.ernooa Attractive _Placenila ___ ._C_M ____ w a o t e d p / T , GUARDS llh1ft. IOCJOd .rtOriltnl con Ulndtc•pf' fn,tulll'r t'emalesOnJy DRJY-S 13/br. Extra compeDla· da, yrly booWI "pd vaca mu&t bt' Wtl hng lo work 6'1-0UJO -tioo to UM your own vehl· $4/H o u R uon 64&-471.4 h.ard. own truck prd . With cani. afternoon ai de. Apply Newport Hrna $4 thr +t ruck uuc" Mwlcuana Needed. Fem l'\U, e;reat pay. 974-M33 Fiorial. 218'2 Sao Miaue1. HOUSBl:EPB XIDt oppor C..ll ~16 IJr ummer & ~.,flayer NB. fWO. 7980 Good dn v needfd. 2 dAaya wk. Mon aqyttme for All 1Jrl Call Dnver carrier, full lime in&recordeueollal. TO START Ii Thur s 0 • n _.;~-------b :a:M'fll. for pickup ai «kl.Ivery UI t rtat 0 c ..011 17~1 i.dund.1)' full ttm .. -1 C ...... p .. fty v•b1cle. a l10 F I h I raospo ' o .,_ ,..,. N1ldll attendant nffdftl . ..,... ... "' On! an car mec an c , CdM 1Jof1 fur l11undl') rm . will lt1 v ... -0 .rv bclllpiul. SUPllt run errand.I. Good d.n v • "" "' l · ---,. _... ...... f UI /\ on«• ' -1 eqier. pay """,_· van a tnun vuuu ..... ~· 1 P fo;..pen«'O(:e with 1U1Jrna la CHAii NG-' lnl record. Must be over ~1982 ~ll ~~rmor ply .. t ~t wport \i 1llla. De(.'r»M)' 2 '""-pr wk Flex1bi. aecret.ary with 1&. &tl·l.380. Loul• Alva f u 11-lame . t! a Pf r 4000 H 1I1 r a .ii W .a Y • w-....._. u--tao •-·--• C:ood ph vot<'l'. math & ahtllty lo ust> utidinR m ••• h . hy !>tllhl ok Supt-r ro in bch a rea Xlnt bene( & lllart snl s;, ... o EOE. M/F/H recent exp nee ded Fua lovinl attracllve neu1H1)'. lnquare tam Hewpon Beacb.. tu·•l ·---· 6 ... r IUUUUU --------•quickly by thl1 ~aut 1---------womaJ from 20-30. lop 41Jm. MOD -Fri. Apply at HmpM.al.Gt-lOID Irv fa ci lity Xlnt DllVaS ~.ext. travel. Girls C.plltraoo By Thf !Wa Lr&a1 Sea«.ary, ~ MlaslSAMS c •Ccrry 97i.9'SS LOAHOfffCH TIAIMHS N1 t'1• dppf'ar &< <'nhf H<·al f !l tatr L 1t• & 11bl11tv to dt'ul with peoplt' art· only rN1 St'v,.r al C'.Jpf'n1ng11 In U un t 'g liP1JCh & Ora nJ,!1• Ll•urn Jl f, lt'ndtnl( flf'ld Sturt ,al to S l OO O + car allow a nce & comm. C.-Ccrry t 7Z..9'5S llAL UTATI LOAN SECll1'AIY TIAIMllS CGMtnlctto. Accts.PoyciM. "'lt-wpo r l B eal"h l>t>velo~r needs sharp penion lA> handle multi l>n>Jt."Cl payables M u~t type, date procea111ng knowled ge preferred Must have mmimum 2 yni e xperience 1n thlJI wortt Avail 1mmed The &idle Group. 540-5505. COOK -L e BlarrHz Rstaurant Npt. la aeek- ang aemi~llper. cook for lunchea and or week nlchl dlnnen. Apply In penori before 11 or after 3 414 No. Npl. Blvd. ~00 T ype 40+ ocrur & have plt-aa Pt'nlOl'lllllY. nire 11ppear & de111 rca to lurn R F. Loan r1eld COOK Good pr omotion a l BREAKF~T/LUNCH oppor Poe In Hunt'& SaDClem.N.elnn. l2SW. 8 ea c h " 0 r • n I e Ave F.aplandlan, S.C Starling 131 t o 1750 --~---'--- without Uc. to ssso With COOK~'d for cone,. R E he calaterta. Call Service C4ll C.-ry Systems 548-1223 97~"'' CUSTODIANS F'tr daya men Ir women. Pll~ Co1ta Men Newporl l lC.rlOHIST area. MUil be U.S . AUrac, per1onable citJ;r.eo.C.11~. lndlv with typm" 40.;-, . 1ood pb voice " rec Dent.aJ A.ul.lwt Tralnff. otc ellp ti> meet & 1treel No experience req 'd. clients Ir an1 phi. Lota Good opportunlly for re· ol variety Xlnl benet. centH.S.1J'•d.M2·7tlll. Start .. 1 about 1700. Ctl C.-ry DENTAL ASSIST -Ex· t7J.ttU per. 11~ .. r. x ... , lic.4daya CM.&U-7MO RIC9'1'10MIST AL 11••• Expanded functloo 8HUl lr v loe teekl bEjenltt needed tor • t tr . p e "0 0 • b l • • otnce tor " mature iodlv wllh It unday/P'riday. HB typinl abU1ly lo meet "._._MZ_.-n. ______ _ 1....t eo eU•ll Lota DIMTAL A88JITAHT _ varietJ a xlnt bcn.t P'orfl*lallty pnetl~ ln Start~· Npt. Bcb Xlnt. OP· -~l'l partun1ty. Top paJ. Ex· .., 'wr? • Pll'· reqd. NocHsnolutr -- OllNTAL Al lll T - Frool 6 bacll oltlee ..._, IUUOI put4JJM, la ... r .v. otllce . ..... Dtatal Alll Otlbo •eMe.. Jiiii our team. ,,......" c1c. c.11 ... Jf.&;-.mt workinir rood & ~ & =r~ ~ u! 1:!:i wtth any bwunesa up. C.O.u•-.. ltoaptt.al l.D Dan.a Poln\ Dall. p1t1me. nu1ble All alul\a, ~ or bon us strudurr CSbel. Net S1IO a week or aborthand, real ettate . 486 5'102 houri l':xpe r req 'd tratne.a Meu Verde '72-"55 more O ra nae Coaat legal. Ins . mg mt or •u.lfonas.,.. r II All1IO" am 75.2~ Coovaleattot Hospital. rnll (7}A) ...._......,.. 1..1.........i llou.M"ll~per, u l ime. C4Slleri YeUow Cab, 17300 Mt. :!J;;ttt '" ._. ....,.,, pro~-Inquire 9am-4pm. Moo L£GU.SUftETARY llll~St_C_M __ _ CllDfT COUICTIOHS CUD Goo d co , loc l n Paramount •re• Some o:p In collecUo n11 F.x c ellent bend Starting sal to S800. 972-"H C.-Slllrt UMITa.atlC Light typin& " Iota or variety In lovely bt'ach rac1hty. Excellent co & benef. 972-ffH Ctll SMti llC.,,OMIST I TYPIST Enjoy th1a 1uper loc. " put your 100<1 lyplnit 8t apelUng tk:Ula to aood use. Ecellenl bener & sa I to SllOO. '7z..ttl5 C4ll..,. llYPUMCH OPll Swln1 shift. Excellent pMltlon, beach city aoc. Lltbt exper req. l800 + xlnl benef '7z..ftll ~ ....... Herrmann, Fountain •AltWfh....... f'r1 at Capialrano Hy rte.UH ~J for Rro"''"" ,,_,.. b Valley. N<.No of Slate:_ GENERAL OFF'lCE •fll&,_t.... ThrSea H011p1taltn Uaoa :-Ot'WT'*'Jrt vnlt>r l1t11e.1 ne~.,d~ clf'p•abl~tr ~aW~ t!Wh o p e • Sm. manuf. co relocal .,.W•-..flaes Poant -.s102 tJOn hrm C.11 Oolurh atart«''r with out1otng Ull to H.B ln F'e b N~ ••;:J.;;/ ------64()..al()or&eO l lOO pt' r1ooall t y . Goo d Drupt.ore clerk full or part/Ume, M.25/hr. Min 2)'r druptore exp. req'd. Laauna Hill•, Mr . Dre)'f UI, 788-3784. EARN S200 Weekly, part Ume, lalUna abort phone rmaaacee at home. Dial 'T1A tal.-01. ext 208 Plectronic AlaemblY firm located nr. ocean oeeda Fff tralneet for mf1. div. Earn while you learn. Many beneflt1. Call~3. ELECTRONIC AS · SEMBLER.!hll pb.uel. 111ary commenaurale wltb exper. En1ll1b apeakln' preferred Alkire Electronics 31.88-L Airway, Ave.,C M ILICTIOMC TWCHS &ASSIMll llS Dlveraltled work load ln mf1. lnatrumeota. Ad· vanced Kinetic•. 1231 Vld.OriaSl. CM fU6.71M. ........ of( ~/babyinttC'r 9 ...,...... &en· tee peraon. •MO MS lA> 6 Mon thru Fri J LEGAL SECRETARY ~ votce Typtng IU'Oll& accta rec, acct.; 60 wpcn Light math pyble, lite t y p lnR . acbool ••e <'hlldren for pn!llUIJOUS monaue Wual bl-abJe to wort un· p&eaaanl phone manner PLEASE CALL lrvtoe area Own car ltnanc1al fa rm Lilli• der deecWne preMure & 1ttent1on to detail Re t 1 · S 12 !5 I wk + uon. ml •taie Ar cor XJnt ~neflt1. aalary S&lary romm w /eitper beoelh.I. Call 133-4315 porate IJlw ex per prer ..., ..... Pb 7~ Call Rock lnduatnet1 for us TODAY.I M.tn 2 to 3 YR «~r. re-a.......,.545-3432 orS.U-3408 H1kpr1-make U for qd S..lary + fnnl(t'• n" Chrl1tmaa. Dao a 'a , 7l4 7»1515 uk ror L.ll .... General ~-. ns•nt1 { I SIASOM ,., 1'ow TOA Ownl~~'! (114J;33-1965 r~·~~~~::~ :7-~-.-~Sec-,.-~-m~et'lll Larp ~!!';'!;now DYNAMIC r~-----_-_-_-_-__ ~:!'':If~~~" '-4 .. _.... --"-" u---PROTECTIOlli...I lndu11tn al pearance Submit r e .... ~.or,~ou ., ... in " 1ume no call• Alex 6 0ranp ety 1oc:at1ona SERVICES M-&.• Cultomfsrlel'Vlceiales & ._._. ander Bowie, A L•w delivery. Mu1t dreu Equ&J()pportaa.ltJ Mt;stl•t-Corl> 4111111> Campus Dr ~ ~t!ftjoy talkln& to £a:lployerll/P' 1: -N B a.GAllD Fran . Hav• valid C.Ut !~~~~~~~ Mo..., Ultfh • IEl.t.•• er'• tic .,,_ 7 ...,,. I -- CAU. 511-llOJ 1-------t 1(.-llu SICUTA.1YteS1400 OUAJU~ ,..., Or1~fu.lcorporateoff1cc-N o C' a p ~ r 1 t' n c e needl Sec:-fttAry for l.betr W£llS FARGO nHeu ary Top P•Y VP of tbetr Le 1al . . . paid vacauons ~t Good uUll, GUARD SERVICE rievw • fee mln.lmum 2 yeara U · penence lo corporate Is "RIJWIHQI law C..11 Rll• ~ D • CoataJ PmkH\MI A&en S-JefMWll cy, %790 Harbor, CM r., Onr S4...... ~a fee OfFICI Sbarp lirl, 1otere1Ua1 project. llaeG re1or Yadita. LOI Placentia, C M. C.U l4Ull3D ~----------~ Ofnc«" Mab Mistletoe Money With Kely •TWI* • Seacl•ll• .w ....... •Acda.b * ca.tll To p pay, paid vacation., referral bonuses. Never • ,~ JOU.Y ••• I ..,t'I ••t ra •'•fof,OUf ---------CM atmea tony. We tl.ve a !Ob for JCMtl eatterJoba 11\alJ •Part Time llale or Female Won Near Home Mt.Ill be 21 yean + L iquo r Clerk . ex peneoeed. Mature. 8837 Warner Av~. H B IELL~ ElectnJOics MAJHT84AMCI TICHMICIA>t Immediate openlnca " opportun ltlu In an Mtabliahed company Ill the Oran1• Cou nty alJ1JOrt area. AppUcanll wUl troubleshoot, repair ~ te1 t elect r o n ic 1)'1t.tma, analot 6 d11tt.I aaperlenc• preferred. Contacl P ersonnel 81-1. E.O. I!!. Work u much a• you want. bonu1 a va il ., never• tee. ._ e: ... ,. Typht a.tll s.cr.t.rt .. WeJb1111 W.....,.. We Train' C.1191" aDOly al w.r.o:s. MonthruP'tt8am 5om 230 w Wamer Am i02 S....AAI ...... imw Commmwulta P'u.1JcrWn 635-Z. IELL~ 5 ~V1 C L S CaUor Come In Today IJJ· 1441 .,..... 2102 Bualnesl Ctr Dr Sutten UXXl.R ROOM ATTEN DANT• FOOD SERVJCE. -e 30Alil to 2PM Mon Fri. Call Uruveralty Athletic Club lD-TllCD l..01" ATl'ENDANT • P'u.ll or part-Um•. llyr or <*let ....... MACl ... SHOP Centerleu 1rla de r operator. Some ••per . deelntd, or will tralo =n lot•r••t•d lo pnct.ion 1J1.Dd. int .MMMOS. , 11"'1 Tbt lnD at Lquae, IU ". Coat\ ------· Hwz,L!f!D! !!!$!! MlmAMCICO. dtalHI ma\Grt hl • ~ "'° 1awt111oc to ...... ---.bUStJ aad d.ttlffa. lo.~JHtS all MAI.Ola/ COi- U P\Vt C l-9 Call or come lo Today I SJ-1441 tr.- 2102 8\11.inf.u Ctr Dr SulteD 141·14" ........ ll0'1 Warner •Ill ........ .... 7 llNMaift(HAR.80tl. I ..l ...... Jtij....... • •• ..,e•:r• IOIO mau .... n . HU1>1>S.B •• , 1111• ._ ................. .,.. ...... .-....... ........, CAIHPAJ:D memknJafp la lob W••rldrrrol•-::f•• :.::P:'~.:t ::= TeHlo CID . ...... --..,.. . . --..;::;..-----· O.et at•. t100.1..;.--------WHber. dryer, dll· Lyas Predltere •ctff bwMber, UOO eaeb. A·l lbllft.I, cwaatmcl crlJl- AsSlstant Mlllll•rs ~s;::;:: Qwtlltmt..... l&aplie *-Mr ... B1lb On1J med twloe. el2$. -...-.------G.E..Dblovea*"e.5yn ~l::~,.-..i _______ _ dd. IDOd caad. 1100/t.t ... • I ~ bN Uat.t.ed A1rllM ,_,._IO .. U10Q'rtl~f~a --"dU.....UtN 11111 snene...-t, .. 11 belp 1ou mHl your uplraUoo•. Our pro· -------- 1rialvt maa•1•meat a.. Doldie did.a .. t.borou&b se.. Ct f 1111 --.. tra.io1lll and fn. We're ~ndtn1 • need '4roa.l promod0aal op aucc:mdul 8alel Penoo portunlll•• . pollclH od who want real oppty j l ) wblcb CDC'O!.lfa&e )'OU to .lobl oar ''t.eem" and ..... lldO&tuaure. lll&WriN ln OW' Newport 8-cb otnee ~. Oecemt-" l1 UDl tkw'e Stnet. NB Call for appt. • 21J/8C17 MANUFACTUIEIS BAii Ma or oat ona co uuacy your-•oa&a . b lldvaocement • a1ot PBX ADI ave, pJeu ofc. w/beadqua,teu In We need lndlvlduala oUnow! ap ar will tra.lJI Mor Newport Bettb bu Im· •..anrw8SITY Equal Opportunity Employer ~11 abift. 2 wa pd vac mectiat.oeed for a froat wltb uperleoce lo """',.5R Schy/ .. ,Offlce aaum~ oftlce~ women'• apeclalty, 5T1110 ~ ..... acbadaseo· l t "-'-bouUquesorrelat· .t.-.tuat· ....... ...,. .... ,._.Soldtort Poalt oo requ ru r--~ cy bu lmmed. openln& Illa mlnhxmm Zyn previoua ed departrneot •tore 2287 No .TuaUD Or•nc• ror sharp, eoeraehc FromHome,nose f, office experlence, • area or education 10 1129N~Av,C.M. person to handle ---~------• plea• a o t p b o D e t..bklo mercbandalol. 14211 Be a ch BI v d . mulUtude of 1eo ofc rtlOClSstMG VYDEC ex per. pref rd. xlnt Eogllah/apelllng. transcnbe from Dicta· lloD mach,eqwpmt, xlnl benefits, E.O.E. Barbara ~ James lna Offc Irvine penonallty. hoot office lo exchaoae for your Watmstl' ~ea. lluat type 70wpm appeara.oce, • ~SOwpm l&leota, we offer paid 174-tO BeUllower Bvd, nwumum and have 3 to s typUig life, lmurance. major Bellflower yrs ~r No S/H req We offer• sood atartlag in c.I1 Diane at 6'4·6037 aa1ary Is pleasant work· medical and dental · SALIS TIAINUS btwn 9AM • 5PM for Ing condltiona In a auraoce. pa\d bol\daya Prove yoGne11 • move appt.. modem, attractive at-and vacal.IOOa and pro-up. Start lo sales with a ~-------- mo1pbere. Xlot. op· mot.klnfromwtthin. ~ commiNloo oo oew SD:/RECPT -Goodtyp- portunltyforuowt.h. For Immediate .C4l • •iwM~ -~~-~ '61·· REQT/SEC For lmmecfla.te COD· •kSeratlob apply In be an a1reulve aelf'· ftce all:11.la. For a joint lmmed. opec.l.n in 1 s\derat!2_o,~UM:;-caJ peQoo to &ore Manager ltarter. Ideal ror you.na powers wale!' authonty <tfi G 1 P ~ "'Mr. Jaaoo at Monday .......... b Fnday men 6 womer1 aeekia1 a in So 0 C Salary 1tarts ce. rut opportunity IS 1-1100 .._.,.. start. retireea. or aayooe 1855Mo lmmed opeDUlg for rebable self starter R E p U 8 L 1 C 1 N 10am-5pm ~ the job. Han· oft'>, ..... ~ w/good skills Fully paid DUSTRJES INC. · d d ·-~ dlcapped con11 ere -------- Sharp yOUDI lady to .. ... pboOe • type l day a week. ~ hour acz.ma wtclYI SHOIS.ALIS Wanted wrtb or without expr WU1 traio Advance poeslbllitlee Gd com pu,y beoefita Apply lD penon. bm WJ 11 am at ~Shon 222 So Euclid. Anaheim. Ca --- SHOISALIS w~ wtth or without expr. WUJ tram. Advance poeslbiUt1es Gd rom pany beuefats Apply ID pel'1IOD, 9am Ull llam at Standard Sboes 3077 So Bl\l!t.ol, CM START NOW' 1 l)('alAm.~~" olff'ra opportu.n1ty for eood eamlnp You pick t.M boun For appt to lllArt m busmn!> of your own. call 631 1246 or 964 Sl:36 benefit proaram, incl 1300 QUAIL STREET· Hew l"•lds OIJ.1~117. dmlal. Looi Beach a~a SUITE 20t ~ EXECUTIVE Store Maoa1er dr. ai-tJ.Gnee e111pm ..... Wood. Quome 6 Olue "7.alN <ltlcentrt,...wr, IUZZ, ..U·mdt for eteNo or --------1 yr old, wbt, tllO. TV, orlt tlOO, Mil fM BOO It DE AL EB ~7U2Moo-Pri .., ...... 1•.MMm. 8A.CRJnCE 4000 hard lJled B.efriceraton Wasben le Dryera BAJlGAINS SER VICE Best~~ll Alabama • Adama, HB ~--------• baek all kind• Call Bedl'llOID Mt. llOll INCll. 15&-ID &QJtlme w/double bed •1so. 8teNo le se.zs:a&at . ..SUO.Aev•. llapa•so \'01'2 tt ' mp -; m• , epr- Sotid Oak dlo.iDI \able. in1a/framee PS aet~ GE combinalioo delun wa.ber 6 dryer Approx 2Yn ok1 sas.om 40" round with heavy -~------- t:Ml Iron hue, movin1, ft.t tbla O:>ftee lbl, dbl IDlllt uutnce. '75 nrm. nn .a, ~. • ballway ~ oaly 9M-5'M'7 pc. -~· m.11125. Glblon refna 4)'n old Save soo-oew 7pc WbJ1e Sl lS Thomas ville Bdrm Ht, ___ fl3l·ZMl WfS Daya, 1179·5170, Wuber60ryer ~541-1370 or Sale llM-14.lJ ..... s. 1055 --------...................... . Refn1erator. Genera I Elect ric, Apartment aiae. olive t.reeft, &ood ~ coadluoa. $$1> ~. fUm.. beby at.ems. lutchen ttema. linen & more' l<m2 ~ Or. H.8 SaU1 Sun Only Roper Electric u dryer. elect oven. DoubleOYen Stove clotbln1. baby grand $75 839-9108 pi&ao, dllbes. 497 lilZI. TRADE ....... 1060 Travelers or Airline ••••••••••••••••••••••• oomm\l\en 1dll trade 3 Au.btanJ ~ botu ~ ...,._fare C'OUpooa for lease Small s11e. '°' ~ .. Call M&--OOS7 bea&ll t.ra1Ded. ~ ~ .......... !~.~~ BOX STABLES. 1ZX24, apm1ng 1mmed $80 mo. You feed1clt'!•n. Call belore5prn 7$1 36e8 En1liab Cblna Hutch, Best olfr. Yamaba Elee· tooe Orcu MOO. Gun cue $75, Call Eves e.&-m2 wbde alJ day. For SaJe 300 UMd steel aolf lo c kers . U''lc2l"x12". Avail. Feb tll!O. Call Irvine Coas\ Coldry Club, 10-5 Pll Wkdya at &M-~. Mr. Smnh. ~II Dry Copy llacblne. 1175 CAll btwn M . pb TT0-31111 Oriental BaUk pailll'.... iop . ~ off designer pnces Call for showing. llPIJl. ~ 557-2895 Umted & American 'h Fare Coupons $15ea. •llMX> 20" Boys . SI O. l•" Schwinn w /tra1n1nic Mill. bk.e new~ Man's 31pd. SIS ~51!M It· :id (i.ooda 1065 5pec'la1 ln~uclory offer • • • •• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • on vrt.a.mJ..Qs Ca II r or free a«ijacent to S.D. f'rvry NEWPORT BEACH SM~V~CMall SAJea SECRETAR Y 811alnessOpponu:ruty 213/427-l.JOS. MiuiaD le"", A Wanted younc men wbo Irvine-based deHloper Abeeu1Aamcy. 751 IJ700 ... ...,Mok:klhl02S C1Will .frwr. 18 cu. ft ~ ~~ty will let aJoai well With has o~ &t o I f o r ................... .... $40 Potrft" laWlUDO'Jrer · l.UtiGAGE T ACiS u.mple9 11•·760-8173 DellUl RDA Wltb CJP 0 ...._.1,_1.,t ..,,,_ ...... C I I v ... _ Teacher for p~ K clus Naill b the C&M SH '10 --~. Ftr. • ........ _...... ployerM/F worne n . a -r . ~ to u"" pres1-needed ID January Must Y ----from your business card. Topulary.982-9302. PIX l~~~~~~~~~l 1bomp9coS4G-4023. _ dent of a ~I hrm be certified " uper t.Jaed2:xHtlX6 .-..., 1070 SeOl.t one card for each Dr KiogRunt. Bcb. Call directors, pulse Construction back-644-13'3 NB 848-Qll ·-•••••••••••••••••••• lal Ph• ooe span. We --------• boards & PBX. Many --------Sec/Acct Coordinator IJ'OUDd. good lyplna & c .. ra & D'amnnd • Je•elry ap. return permanently R E A L ES T A T E holiday openings. G U you like tbe •pedal at· SR 1klll• oeceasary. Teacher'1us11tant. ..__.__. IOJO pnaaal• 6 adeollflca seaN!d auractave tag & SALESMAN WANTED. pay. Local work. CaU t«>-<b 1"94,.,_'d IPOlpben of an ad •leD· SaJ•rv commeouarate Pre-school Ptr ~r---·~·. lal .... t -mput•r !!trap, meeting airline ..., i-r ey. are a take charle _, C ll ... •U<> ._ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........ ... .... ... L D •-o-EARN UPTO U'lo COM· day SALESPllSOMS ........... well oriaabed wtexper. a mrs . _,, pr1 c1 0 g. &r•d u ate .. requaremen ... ..-.c· M.JSSION NET. l ·Can 557.0045 c•.r1U1aS ~lhTOP secretarial F\tspatrick~2951 Super 8 Bo lex 410 eemo&ociat~molo11cal veot lou Is theft! For a eam from $SOK to $100K ~ Teacher' pre school. Macroloc>m $475. Bolex lnaUtute ol Aioenu Ap. penanaliud tag enclotie annually.2-Flndoutwhy rn. .• L•n--EAGLESON'SBl1f&Tall eld.Ue tht. .. tbe job for Secntary. Santa Ana some experien ce. pro)ed.or~30mml00m ~ wbile you watt. wallpaper, fabric or new Uc. earo bti SSS '-' 1 II _ llm'aSlonll.tblrt.nafM Cc~ directly to "'amber ol O>mmeTCe. benefit.a, Ftr SCS-25.50 klia S2'TS. Both l1ke new. N e w po r t B c b "Day Ok>" P9P« & we bere. Come talk with ~PmONNfl~ lta new Weatmln1ter aaun•ni:aoterested? Prof.lkillanq'd.S.B.a Uaed JX's Rollifln Gemolo11cal L•b will badl fr trim your them. 3.our produc-T/""2 • .__ .. 5,.__.. store ln Weatmlnater · DS11t. Key poeitioa, front ~ 2""'214 w/3.S lens. Many 5625'16 tap. Or try two cards H~ ,..._.. Mall.CallK.eoAppelman df.9k. ualal lo Public l'\1lltlme/Parttime,pre-attachment.a. sm. CaU badltoba.ck. t I i n exp f! D I Ive Mewporileodt forappt. at SICalrAaY Relation•, openings, adlool teacher Newport Lee's Tree Service. sv• PRICES· land/budget terms. 4· --------•I 714/tfl-0719 1 l1rl office, R.E. de--""'b-·'"'_..•, work Beach641).812C MO-TREE Womem chamood rtaa 12eeor3/$S Pre.set appts. galore vefoo-r needa compe· .. -,..,_....._ ........ _ .. ., ... .>1'\nd out why "we've a..ld .t..--a ·-w/managemenl team TELEPHONE •in P•ve ~diamonds ., .. _~ ...... _,.... tla&. .,_,, eqri J!· JciD m ear1J January for SOLICITORS 0.,. I040 lOpta Heb. Color ff. IJ9taip SUOea. -.tbet.tthin1 IOinri'. Fm-hwy Laiuna Beb. SAIL II.AKER neect. a -...._ • Optq a the cbnamlc IO'a. BrlD.i Part "me. SUo-Tbun ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ a.eoo Yalm.118ke .,~-~....!-!·~~.:.. ........ N.8. area. AsJt for Mr. ....i eatate ~ce. Xlnt pw aeamst.reM. 4 day mull. NoS/11. u .. bkkpa, u on.-.-,.-._ , .... --.:•.....,.. Howard 955-3402 coma)i.uion.,licemereq k f u l u1al'7 opea. .-J....,..1. ,_rarlntentewn: 5:30to9:30PM.Canea.rn Cblbualuau, Poma, · NOCABD? . Alit1fltRuth.~. . ::.;..,:, I me OD 1 . 111'.a,.w aalar>' • frtqa beneftta. M>O to S700 pet' mo. WW Miw. YOltie. T·cup IMl9'9 14k yeiJow sold Ir Draw your own or send Beal Ellltate .1111 & &b. Suta A.Da. tniD. ll'*lt be awponai· Alodle, Sbfbtm. m.m7 1ts kola watch. 950. aame, addreu, pbooe ft UCIMSID RESTAURANT·Looklo1 VI H CAIHa lllrr71 ble • ablll '° follow ln· German Sbepberd pupm. m t.Qf.491, 11Atm.ZZ51 we1J make ont> card per WUl=~~com-~~W::'::P':°:! ae4&WOMIM ~=:::: :=-·laN.B.uu. AKc.a..-.oid ttrc tt -1010 ~=!-~oc- milDan split ln the in· nlahta or wknth. Call U '°"are tnb tnt.erelt-JGOtype•SlO,IDO m.IDOI -····--•••••••• derto· dultly 10Jto. to top pro. Soott~7011 r.81141111 ed in a career It ~ual .OJ.rt hida.Y/Oun• SECRET ARY SJJO/Iboul for ea•~ •DOBIEl'EKALE• Ptoballl. video sames. PLO'FPllM1'1MGi ducera. For Interview mother' Job, tbb be .s.i.t<>urOfllce• r1 1 )'OU mail Posta.ae d. 5 .... _ -'--·---' IZ'D Ir ap. Del Ir iDltal. P.O. 8ox 15IO call BiU at Redhill Real-Reltauralll )'QUI' CJIJDQrtUn.lty to jolo ApptOn.l)'/l'ree Perform aecreta • $. Deala 2511 llaDltoba. --· ..,._, ~.....-. l"aml.l;y ArcadeMO-ZS.U a.a.a Meta. ea. Ul2S ty, Lldooffic:e; 673-7300 !lnwHat Piua in Jlwrt. one of-the moat auc· UallemdenA81DCJ datlu for •arlou1 SldaA.Da.CA92700 SbowquaJit;y. -..acm. ~-------• tnatoo Beach bu tm· ~ auiomoblle cor· «13> Birch. ~tab 'M m •a• I er 1 . Good Rff1 Estate mediate openings ror full pontiom. lo tbe Un.ated Newport Beach. m.tl.IO ournmtc aptitude and ad- .....&lll--.._._ ........ ,.. tlmeday shift. Statea mUUtratlve abWty ,.. ~-ager •..-• ~ Large expand111g com· OplMra ,,., E 1 per le n c e o o t SECRETARY -Hours paoy is seeking lo· .... ltof'y necasary, but here's lO ·SPM Mon-Frt dlviduals who ~111e11 ""'"ltkml available. Ex· _..,.._, · .,.__ ........ •-t--'•" .. ,,,_ t .... ln ...-( rred but .... t .... . iJllUI ........ -, t'"'6 ... >Ult managemett a.., re· penence pre e , Hi,... School FA ti d c t al estate. Persons we are wilJipg to train promia-&" IX• on r e q · 0 m Pu e r looklog for, pouibly ing applicant. If you are PolttiveAttitude knowledge helpful. Call 'NUlllmng an office now, ,~ ... for a challenging Well Groomed Beverly I or a p pt. ...... ..._.... Good Driving Record 546-81!8. Salary commensurate wtth experience plua ex- c e Ile n l co mpany benefit.a. Pleue submit resume or call in COO· Ddence. or have lhe expenence & job an a fun oriented, Ability to treat people -------- de 11 l re to become service atmosphere, we .... _ le with lo DOUG S OIL managers. All rephea may have just what you ~ ~t In cua~:.e; ~ LA held ln strict cool1dence. are lookial for. Apply in aatiafactloo. 6 above -11. Secretary COMPANY SL500 month + bonus & pe~ at: int.egrlt.y LEGAL SIClllT A.RY incentive program & 1oonAdamaAve · Fantutlc Newport EvaTaylor Tow Truck l>r1 ven ex· per'd Top pay. Apply G&W Towio&. HOB <lumWay,C.M MZ-1252 T ..... Posffloa 8wttchboard operator· ft. p/t bra. avail. call for ~7:565 TUV&AGDfT Expaodin1 office need rnJ.nJrnum 2 years ex perience. American Ex· press rep orftce. Call 61S-TT11. other company benefilli or call 962-1386 & ast for u you think 70U're our Beach location. Pays up empJ Rdatiool Dept Reply to Box 654, Dally Mark, Moo thru Fri. type of peraon. don't to SUOO/mooth to the 3180Aitway Ave Wanted penoo for pboael . Pilot, P 0 . Box 1560. E..O.E. __ .. ,.__...... WI today rl" .. t --noo. Be your Costa Mesa, Ca 9211138 • lite typlns No ex· Qista Mesa. Ca 92'626 --------waa ... .......-.... &'' -Affirmative Action perience ~. Will tnpenoo.. ~~~IAgeoey Emp&oyerM/F/V/H tram. Muatbe l8orover =w~;bw!1~~i~! ~='~1!:i!,~cf!~ • ~DI __ ~~O SecrelarJ, pro1reaalve WINDOW WASHER Xlnt Cbnatmu gift. champ lire • tHoodllne. WU'e Fos Temen (4 l AKC paperafrea . 827-SISZ KEfSHOND Pup&-. AKC. Qiamp lltt M IF Pet & 11bow Pvt pty . Zlll., · 13'5 aft 6 pm Persia n Kittens/ Co c ker Spaniels/ Cairn Terriers/ Lhasa Apsos/ S hih Tzu1 Dachshunds/ Golden Retnevers All At PAna'SnTS ... .,..ludt 640-80I) REALTORS supplement n.e.taurant -·~~ •El7th,Co9talilesa I~~~~~~~~~ ..:~=,;:;Sbaroo=~63=:..1-4064_;_ __ possible. Phone 963-7225 OYS11!1l IAA HBJt '·--~n..w.n..-.n . .w.:c.a co. Nib than> HC'etary Elper. Ott $4 OOpr hr Secretarial poaltloo w/1.ood typln1 • ID· IJ46.V71D AKC Mio Scbnauar RECEPTIONIST Mde Ii.._.. # 1 a. °'9119 c.-, w..Dve lf.S.Z1.ll. p u P s • G o o d r o r .t.-lutapenoo between available ror sharp &al·--·-----· ---tow~.tD·lkta Chrutma1. Af\er 8pm. Good typlna 1kllh, ,....,,.., Fri w zmllarborBlvd. w11ood akilla aod ln· ~ ..,... oe Sl\l l.1152. awltchboard ex per ~Moatbnl ·. 2735 . COSTAMP..SA lt\atlve. Pro1rentve SICUllTY Robbinl. 1.2-3, Sdys/wk --· ------- Private Country Club. Pad.ftcCoutHwy, N.B. 979·2500 company w/youn1 at-OMC•S AllPlYSOl w 19th~. Cll. ,.,..to Y• 1045 144-540t. ---------1 Utude. Newport Bch. P\a.UUme•q>a.rttim•op-Woodworken, poslUon.a ••••••••••••••••••••••• , 1 e.tauraat SALIS-C....... area. &noUn need not ...-.-r..i--"-ble r available for quallly 'Receptlon.at, typ 111, f\tll ...-rice restaurant __,,_ a-i~ Bart>ara,83S-307C .,..___._av.... or oriented Individuals. Cbrlatmu puppies . • ~office, 9am·5pm. IOID to open ln La1una We bave an tmm ........ i. .,,..., Security Offken to wort Piece work not al· Odi!r·Lab. 8 weeks okl ~TIO-MT. aa.cb.Seebfull&part-:-.:e ~ 1:0~-SICUTAaY =-~ ~lioe clWi7t. _11112..ao1r1 ______ _ ::;~~~~ perienced aaletpenon, At.op notch secntaryJ 111ex.rtrol lD Newport._ _______ "*••• . IOIO aeaf I ; f •/Sec._ Sharp &al to h&Ddfe reception • pbooea for our new real estate offtc:e locaUon in Col"pC11'11U PW., Newport Ceatar. Good phone voice. people oriented. i:Doderate t1pio1. · Beautiful DeW olftce, best phone ayatcm. tao to elart. Call after Sunday. Aalt fw llr. oa..an. RCl1ylorCo , .111 ·,11 I aeee11ary. Cooka • IT!'!11:1!~c~ed~e~ ~y~~·~~: ~ ~Dt0r ~ W()lll(0V8~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• belper , bo1te11es, Ublnl bmeflta, mclud-Executi u eul t•. time, lncludln• rree ~~~·--oi **I BUY** ..ader9 • dllbwuben. &niprofttabarto1•utock Knowled1e ol IBM r.ltb 6 llfe luuraace, :!: .. ~ . .;-;; ... p;;_t Good uaed Funlilure • Gl·ISl boma ..1 .. -. Pleue •PP· Memory typewriter .-a---u va"• ... -1---· --0 l-'"--" _.. ........... _... --potllloo. All type• of =: B ....... 9CU N T tylnperwoo 10.m toSpm. belprul, 80-10 wpm •lick leav.. U you want ..... r .. er• uraent:lr re· artOrvoa RES T.1.~Ad __ 11 OLGA CO. 741 Baller w /traD1crlptlon u -to be put of tM Irvine :~red.· .,.__ ............... nd ........ -• ...... -~ llANAG ......... .._.· ,.._. Street, Coata Meaa. ~.11\<be&bleto QimpenJ'I proteuklllal -.... ._.._. --·---'""" Rt~ at PutDen Bistro F.qua1 Oppor Employer WOl'tl ,_ ... __ .. entlJ • ----"'h> ·--• ..aw. .... a It a m p. d • u lf . .. ..... a llJ.f6ZI _.......,••--·Bcb. F ....... _.... _,, _._,..,_... ..-~ addrurtdeavelopeto: :::=-11i 11 -' .·-----·1 ~ ~'t'~ •;. .... co ~~,.. .. WAITJlESS Put time, SDa'71«9*71IO. lDflC.melbact 'IV1 Waab!Datoa5'1Wt °"" ZL Esper' aot nee. Nlwpalt Bucb. ...,._ dept. Jim AlllM'• FalDOlll Pbsa. lqual()ppor ~ 8't[alo, ~Yon Jao5 i..,...sw.. 511-1525 .......... BOB'S CASllPAID l'ur Id ..S "-nl. anU- qi.-• dr'l'V'a 115'7-IW The Uttle Train That Can! GET STARTED ON THE RIGHT TRACK EARLY!! Sell Your Holiday Gitt Items on the Daily Pilot CHRISTMAS GIFT TRAIN PAGE This special gift guide will 8J>ll pear each Wednesday from Nov. 21 thru Dec. 19 reaching 108,000 households each week. You can run an ad the site of the sample below for ontv $11 per week and we have many other sizes to choose from. For Information and help In ptaclng your ad can a CHRISTMAS AD-V190R M2·M11 Gins TOYS 8POR'l1NG GOODS JEWELRY POI'S 6 PLANTS IA.NDllADE n'£MS CAT86DOGS Gift CEl'l1FICAT AU'IOMOBIL ·-~ ~C.on.J1::~ "'&'-=' t010 ._.,. artut. Glvt a "••••••••••••••••••••• lWara by• fOldee M• 40' Newporter Catcb b-"*k. Pqaa1111 ln an ll t •er ,, • n o w to t .......__. fwl. ... tbe tbrlatmaa. Parade or ref Ma on a d la tut lliQ' Saila, C.t.allDa triP9. ......... 5&"'27 Fred; MM005. afU:!Dpm. -------..... w to60 .-:a tdda to Hooohalu. '1.20 -••••••• •••• ••• • • •••• cm..,.-.1.Gl. ••. Luden l!, 25ft, varn ..C..rd• bull, allp ln NB, 8Wtieh ZDIJ.-1. Clothlnl beeutlhl. uooo . ......,........ abop. Wew _....,~-w~·~~~~~ le Ullld lnf&Dt.I to adlt.a. S.Utnet.Udo 14, '73, w/2 m Polaaeltla, Cdll. .U aalla. llOO. Aak for ....,. P9U: en.we. 3Hucbel A.Ir Weal 'rt fare ;:;;: MO eacb.. Call .... c .. ........ IOIJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• SUPS A Y All.AILI Y AC Newport 846-0551 SLIPSAVAIL. Cell Judy or Harvey 642-4844 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IMPORTANT NOTICETO READERS A.ND ADVERTISERS The price of llem1 lldvertlted by vehicle dtaJen In tho vablcle cJaulrled advertl1ln1 colwnna doel * include any appUcable l•xe•. Ucenae, tramfar reea, ftnance cbar1es. feee ror Jl1t polbdkllll ceolrol de vice cerUlicaUooa or de- aler documentary pre-~ cbariea unleu otberwi.ae 1peclfled by the advert!Mr '76 Bluer, 4 apd, off road app., QWllt tell, bat of. fer. az..9117 '''° ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... Gretcb Cbel Alki ns Na1bvllle modi elect ~tar Is Peavy Duce aQ. Will 1eU together tor tllOO onep. UJ.1162 . "55 Ford \."» too, at.ep-1tde, Free Dodt space ln u abort bed, 4 cyl, 3 apd chanp for power boat ~ 5'9-4108 080. older Conn Ul.342, W/c»&-MW pad.I. tit-7'14.9 \bler20' tr7~4--77 DATSUN PICK UP T1-piwtatlolt SHORT BED. 5 SPD, ••••••••••••• ., •• • • ••• • • ALUMINUM WHEELS, Motoriu41U... 9140 All/1'"11 CASSETTE •••••••••••••••••••••••PLUS EXTRAS . Motobecane Moped $325 GUlloa G·3 Bui, natural Ruoa very well. -.oocl. Sunn concert bu• M>-02Sl8 EXC ELLENT C ON DITION. $3,950. CALL 641..9813. amp • Fender bolt.om. lllOO. 87J.51.37 i8 Hood.a Expreaa, 200 '74 CM!v ~T, 31p tram, ....;.... _______ ml,Wteoew,$325. 350 eD1. Kint cood. 8¥J.8476 54M1283, 7404189 9170 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..,. ~PIS. P/8, AMIN I '"" an lhwl, ldd...S Ul-lllttlllO '111 ....................... OOMO ~~~~--~~~-· -----~----~--<-~ -. Ill Ce4Ulac, Connel Uao, fully loaded, ~ perfect eond. ID.,000 oril mi. Priced below wboleult · Blue IDc*. ll..000 WIU Uctpt ~ lrlnd ol trade In. •1111 n12· ....... . ............. . '79TUDO ....... CcialN t110I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YlllTtOUK . c • tt11 .,.•·•1co• ... ,.,... "'' ·-·-.. ·············· Bhaebuu&y -ll&llUtll! 4 speed, 4 cr!Jndtr, AIC. leather interior, ma1 wbellt, c ..... tte deck. map 11"'1. Lo/mt. Prtv. ply. Bast o(feT Call 171-291t tlto ••••••••••••••••••••••• WE PAY TOP DO.LJ..Aa fort.op UMd CUI foreJp, domestlca « cluatca. It 10UI' car la atza cleaa. .. UIFJRSf! ~ #I .. Or-. C...ty 2925 HarbOr Blvd. COSTA MESA 979-2500 WANTED! Late model ToyotH, Volvoa. Pldtupa & Vena ~1.11loday' PORSCHE'S WANTED Allow us the opportunity \0 conaider the purchue or ll'llc»ln ot your clean Panche. Check wttb U1 Today! w••· ......... ,.. -1 •.... l!IMI .... . ••• Mlclatl!..!.z......A!C. = oaad. •1W/offr. CREVIER $ t If • lllo.t.._Y. UttfA AMA 835-3171 ntl UU'IMTS~lMC*ll. •U5m1MW1• '7'Salm4ap 4M1PQO> 'T7 SD hpS/R (0179 I 71 mA S/R <4Z7Rf'Q > 71&'13ca1~) '713:10U•p. ca»UKH > "18mAA/C <lliWDA> "18mc.tA SIR <OOa I ~'8·•~ '75 2002 a /c, AMl l"M at.ereo. wbeela, maaa. -.Wlroof, 18,800/0Her trr.J.Wl atAHGI COUNTY'S OLOlST & s.Jel..Serv1ce Leaalo1 Rov CarYer,htc.. RoUafloyce BMW 1540 Jamboree Newport Beach M0-6U4 ~-----~· ...................... . ''fl Corolla. MOO. Nda ..-::~ !.~1 T .LC. JIMJIG, A-(:, Id 71 ..._ • .,, GbiaJJ, ' cyt. tn. CTMJIO.-a. Qu;;•t tt20 A/C, PS, areal cood, "12 Oaral&a. ..... work. ••••••••••••••••••••••• SD00/080. al·Z'TIZ pf dill for -n, ._u.d. 1'79 DIMO i l 1Ucb I, 361 48, x.ln1 ...-.. Q.l.AIAMCll cood ,\JI atru. 0111. 'n Waaoe. air. 4·apd, nxll**, 11100. mGlJ. pp on C.marcl9. C.pncea. ownr SU00/080. Eve Mome C.tloa. MaUbua • m.~ "14 ~ OeUea. aood cmd. AC. ma11. llacb tire•. t•Z·ll401 twalwknda "JI CcroU.a, 4 dr. 4 apd. .,.._. Lo ml. s.1nt c:ond. ...... 2710 Novaa l>Tu\lc reduc Ciaba! SAYIMOWIU co,..,.ELL CHtVaOLET .'\.,. It,, r 1 .. ,, 11, .• 1 • I ,, I \ \1 ~ .... \ '>4b-I 200 'T7 II Katcbback 4.cyl, auto traa.a PIS. P /8, A/C, rn.& &I Good cond Or1R Onr s:t.4'0. CN.'4Q3 '6t CON¥aTllll Tap not.ch I 646-72Z1 711 Mua•anc, 4 cyl, w/alr, reblt ~ Ofrer. Call aft· 71 Honda Aceord; orta owner. lmmac . • loldect I EIWr l"Y. blk ~. Sunroof. 1lert!O, AM /1'11 c....U., AIC. 1pedal •he.la, Mich U... u .. re1 .. prem. or l&nlead 1a1 Up to u ICPC.~ en.mt T....... t767 noar». evea, 7~1 76Z7 'M Chevy ConverUblf', -----n~w pa1n t1 1n tcrlor ~ 9951 ....................... e:tt--OllO ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 76HOMOA 5 1,.S. AM P'M .-.c!Jo. C>raop. to.TDC> S"'*=BAC• YALLIYl..-OUS IJ 1·2040 4tMt4t REPO Thie Dally PU°' Federal Credit UIUOa ta~ tak-an, aeaJ.d tMdl on a re p r •nd "'11 TM wllh 47,000 mUea lllnJmum bMl ll.400 C.r can bet .-at \he DaUy PUot ;4 Nova, 4 dr 1.:uatl)m llldm. &Im rood 5i56--0ll:J7 "11 Silver Z2B. slot rond. lo ID. f1900 04YI "7~:.170. Evt:t 548 1..170 'T7HondaCVCC automo t1vr iarace 10 Capri~ Sport Cou&>C' ~apeed, &ood cood ~tween 8AM 4' 3PM aao, ate, p/b . p/s , l5CI suoo M.5-51.18 ...adaye ooJy Coot.art ma. New Lraoa • bat "11 Honda Aomlrd:1Jt d1x ~ ~ ~:-z:.. tery~ '" ~. -:..: mo&r'XJ.iir tioDd 5 yr Tor fuitlitt ormaUOo met 9927 ll* Re&. au. -.ioi4 Y• 1 t770 ...................... . ._ t7JO -.. !!.?.............. 115 <:omet, ..aar,, k>1m1, lt770U>S c:.tlms S.r•• "". a\J\.o l rana.. factory 11r. IJ•r 1 t~erln1 & brakell, , pwr window• 4t .eat.a. A 14 1 FM 1te reo. VlllYI root• m uch awn! 8.0TJD1 SUH THEODORE ROBINS FORD 10b0 HAlllOll llVD CO~lA Mf ~A t,4? 0010 _,,_, •-1.1-...-... _._,_ U -~. flf'W paUJt, -·-•-••••••••••••••• """. ,....~-;--M · caUPM.'42-02l2 Tl Olda, TI.Op, a/c, p/a, 17 Jquar XXE bard top ~car TrJ ua T~ -'1'd. Ut whl . am1rm1a.. U win wbeea. Good · Pakl for or Noc .,...,. ttl5 lt1l at~reo Maa wbla. cond. S7 ,ooo. Dick BnN 'l'OfJI car to Jlm -··••••••••••••••••••• M5000 EO 483-28U IGIZIS ...... 7•1 Marino Volkawaun, ---- 11Tll Buda BJvd.. Hunt • Dodail Qaarler Sm111l rti __... ff60 "fl XJ.4...L _lmmac dark tDILon Be.ads . Ask roe v9, dean 50.000 m 1 ~ :~:: ................ .. brown DHUty Newly ~ea& lla.noo or Tom ort.totr M2 4fill() ~ Plymouth Sparrow. reblt eDI. new Urea. A1tiD.. ----•-· cood. n n a owner. AM tl"M 1tereo, A I C. --------,_.. 9940 ....,,. ., • PIS. runa perrectly -<>-1 ... f ct l'1'000my 4ryl Int lll.lll. _,,. "-U,.....,...... ur .._. .. ' • Y c:-ampe-r --••••••••••• ••• •••• loMlkl ~147 UI aft 6pm -~ -but.. 5K.mi on rebtt eoa • ...._ 9112 trana New \Op. lUnt ~-FORD~~""' ••••••••••••••••••••••• aJDd. i.t IZ.150. Takes' -~ '72Jemeo lnt.erceptor 111 c:aJ..I LM'1 Tree Service, (.lean 17.500 M). 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Iran bo~ lb•~ T6e 15 blaci·robed J""1te9 Ht lmpa&livelr wtdle eou.rt Prell· dent Sir humpbr y aldock read t.bt U.S. complaint •Uecina that Jran had violated mtema· tlollaJ law and diplomatic lm- mW\lty by boldin1 tbe lulltqea sinceNov '· ''Tb.11 im,priaonment i• illelal and lnhumu,•• C'lviletU told the for eourt .. I lid JOU to sav• their llvel IOd Ml U.0.. bUIDUl belnp trM." Tile Unlt.d &tit. LI MikiDI both a ft.ndl I lb.at A=ratollafi Rubolllh KhomelnS'• re me bu committed "IJ"8W vtola " ol tour laleroatlonal treatlea, and an order tbat lt releue the boataaes. Tb• Tehran m.Wtanta aay they will not fret tbelr captives until the United States bands over the ousted Shah of Iran ror trial i.D Iran ' ctvilltU, 1'bo penam.Uy toe* ebarp ol She cue on ~ Carttr'a trueUoaa. aal"' befon tile eoart 1estkm .= tbat tbit bnltapa are\: Irreparable bllury and harm ... and tbat be hopes Ute world eoun ''wtll act npedltloual)' and promptty .. "Thli ii another peaceful avenue we are pu.rauln1 as the United Statee coatmues to seek tbe reJeue or the bOltases bl Iran." be told reporten. U.S. offlclal1 said lrama.a Court Forel1a lll11lster Sade1b Gbotbsadtb sent a telelJ'am to Tbe Hape sa)'lna the tribunal bad oo jurUdictJoo In the matter and declartoc that the quesUoa or the holta1ee· release la ... mar&lnal and secondary upect of• faraer problem ... CiviJeeti wu accompanied by senral senkJI-State Departmeat offtciall who will areue the cue before tbe 15 Just.ices of the court. The court t.s the main Jud.lctal oraan of the United Na- tlooa. Fl FTEEN CENTS Aid One aenior S&.at.e Department offlei.aJ laid t.bat eveo tboqp lt appeared unlikely tbe lruiaDI would attend, the court could 1Ull make a Judament on the cue. la ill suit, the United Slates ch.arsa Iran with vlolatioa or the IJSl Vienna convention Oil diplomatic relaliooa, a 1913 Vienna conventloft on comular relatioftl, a 1965 bilateral treaty ol friendship bet.ween the United States and Iran and \be U.N. Cba.rter. . lfwo Perish • ID Plane Crash .................... REMAINS OF.J.l(aHT PLANE THAT WENT DOWN SUND~~HAULED OFF BllACH Two Men llllcl. Third~ Dnd In Craeh Oft 8ol8a Chica Stat• a..ch t Suspect Burglary n alleged trespasser who ldn't come out of a Hunt- on Beach salvage company's age yard late Sunday fina lly e up after a police dog ked him over. rrested and booked into City late Sunday was Robert M. stbrook, 19, of 17891 Bell Cir· c , Huntington Beach. e is being held in lieu of 500 bail for s us picion or spassing and possession of en property. olice said fiv e patrol cars ounded the junk yard short· after 9 :40 p .m . aft.e r olmen spotted someone at tington Beach Auto Dis· ntllilg, 7622 Talbert Ave. at Op.m. hen the suspect ra iled to e out of bidina, police sent a q . Their dog was off du- officers said, so Fountain ley police loaned them one. t about ll p.m. Westbrook, o bad been attacked by the rmail shepherd, gave up, ce said. e waa taken to Pacifica apital for tetanus and an· otlc abot.a before being Jailed. Off Huntington Cleanup Crews Mop Oil-stained Beach By AL LIDDLE Ot U. o.llJ P-S\aH Cleanup crews were pushing today to mop up remains of a Friday oil spill (tom a GuH Oil CoTporation tanker that was moored 1.5 miles off Huntington Beach. Gulf spokesman Jerry Katz said the cleaning operation in- cludes W1e of a 4,000-foot floating boom used to encircle the oil, four boats, two skimming de· vices and a helicopter Purse-toting Man Arrested On Theft Rap An estimated 400 gallons of high-sulphur oil was released in· to the ocean Friday from an un- derwater pipeline fitting at the Gull pumping site which ls used to unload t.ankers. In addition to the seagoing cleanup. Katz s aid beach crews of about 20 workers have been picking up oil balls, raneinl in size from one inch in diameter to fist size, with specially-adapted pitch forlu since Friday. A Huntington State Beach lifeguard said today that the crews primarily have been working on beaches from the south ol the Santa Ana River to Warner "Avenue, and at Bolsa Chica State Beach. Cleanup by the pitchfork crews was hampered Sunday, Katz said, when worken were forced oil the BolA CbJca beach wblle law enforcement a1eacles investigated the craab of a ~t A Huntlnaton Beacb man, plane which killed two penons. spotted carrytn1 a woman's A third person is presumed dead purse near the seeoe of a in that cruh. bur1lary. was arrested early , Kats said the cost of tb.e clean· Sunday ~orning by Newport I me operation will not be known Beach police. f --1 ··~'"-Boolred into city jail on auspl-or aev~-.. _.. cion of bur1l•ry wH David Another Believed Aboard By JEUY CLAUSEN Of_ Pelt,~ ...... Two Gardea Grove men were killed Sunday and a thud is pre· sumed dead when a sincle· eneme Cessna 172 plunged into the ocean off Bolsa Chica State Beach. . _ FAA authorities said the pilot, pavid Lee Riddle, 38, and a passenger, Eddie Reyes, 20, died when the four-place aircraft dropped through fog and crashed about 300 yards off- shore. Off~· ·ala said a third man, Reyes der brother Ruben, was believed board the plane when it took off from Huntinaton Beach'• Meadowlark Airport 8l ua.m. . An FAA offlclal uld tbe aircraft , rented from Meadowlatlt Aviation Unlimit ed, was bound for Santa Catalina Island. Tbe aircraft was the third in the last 10 days to experience difficulty while landinl or alter takin& off from the airport. Huntington Beach police said at least two surfers were i.D the waler near where Sunday's crash occurred. John Oetken, 20, or Long Beach said he was on his board and waitlng ror a wave when he heard the "sputtering of an airplane engine ... Oetken said he saw the craft emerge from heavy roe. turning on it.a left side and then disap- pear acain into the heavy fog. He told police be beard it crub just seconds later. Surfer Graig McDonald, 26. of Norwalk, told officen he beard the sputterln& encine and the crubl He said be paddled in lbe direction ol the noise. spotted a noatins body a.od took it to the beach oo his surfboard. Seal Beach ltfecuards re· covered the second body and searched for a third after other surfers reported momentarily spottia.C a beadleu body ln the area. Huntin1ton Beach City llfecuardl &ald tbe third body was not recovered despite UD· derwater 1earcbe1 in the wreckaie. Seal Beach lifeauarcb' l"f.SC\ae boat and the Oran1e County Harbor Patrol search ind fireboat ..,... the ftnt boata oo the scene. aft'lctals noted. Tbe unit.I attached mari:er buoy• to the major aircraft 1ec- (8ee PIANlt, .... Al> Lawrence Benavlde1. 20, of 16'81 Barnstable Circle. Patrolman Jim Wbolt stopped Benavides 1t 58tb Street and Seuhon Drive about 5 a.m. ~lty. Must P.ay 'FAST' Tbe patrolman bad been called to tbe scene momenta earlier by fei:ldenta who told Police they'd biiea awakened by a burllar iDllde their bome. Polfc. · alleaed Beo.uideS wu cari'>'fnl a few "°*' Item. ln· cl~ tbe P\11"18 Ud tWO lllftl' Hn:t.al pleeet, He·_·r. tMdn8 bald '° ueu ot t10.eoo blall. • Para/,,,-, Man Wina Suit 1t'ltl a Ji' ne ... De mocrat Louis La mbert gets a comforting embrace from h.ts wife. M ary, as he faces supporters m Baton Ro u ge. La . tbe f irs t D e m ocrat to lose to a Repubhcan in the race for Lou1s1ana governor an 102 years U.S. Hits Japan/or Oil-Buy PARIS <APl -In a sudden switch. the Uruted States laabed at J apan to«Uy for send.mg "am- biguous signals" to Iran by buy- ing btgh·pnced boycotted oil and easing the effects of a freeze on Iranian assets Japanese 011 comparues and b a nks drew the wrath or Am ~rlcan offi cials her e a ~ Secret ary or Slate Cyrus R Vance, vis1tJ.ng West European GA.S~CTS SAID -so&ERING'--A5 capitala. lltepped up b.&s drive for a UD.lted ..,.,,,.,,,c fl'Qat apinst Iran to force the release of SO Amencan bostqe:s. The Carter administration bad insisted publicly tbt the United States was &eWna •lr'Onl .. port from allies. Tbe audden criUcism ol Japan waa a star· tliq turnabout. Vance was to meet with France'g President Valery Ginard d ' Eataing today.· In a late addition to bring Japan into the dialogue. he scheduled a meellng wtth Japanese Foreign Minis t e r F M Okada he re to0tght U S co nce rn o ve r the Japanese 011 purchases was reg- istered Wlth Ok1da by Richard Cooper. understtrelary or state for economic affairs, before the mmis~r·s meetlng with Vance In London on the fi rst leg of his trip today. Vance reportedly met with 50me success in t.a.lks with British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and Foreign Minister Lord Carrington. But Brita in is virtu a lly self· sufficient in oU A sPokesman from Brita.m's <See .IA.PAN, Page AZ> Slaying Victim Id if. d A Historical Society ent ie 8 To Elect Officers Orange Youth The election of new officers and a seasonal sin1aloog will highlaabt Tuesday's meettn& ol the Huntiqton Beach Hiatorteal Society at the Sea Air Mobile Home Estates, GOI Warner Ave. Tbe meelln& starts at 7:30 p.m. 1n tbe East Clabbouae. For additional information, call 847-53ll. Coast Weather Fair except for nl1bt and momtna low clouds and loc.=,f :· Cooler claya. Lowa t from 47 at tbe beadMa to 53 tnland. ff.lcba 1'1ada1 from e> aloo,1 tbe coMt to a lu· land. 19B'ND£Y , 2 1 ,. T-@rget -· MIDWAY, A.I•. (AP) -a. o1-. eMldrm •atllortU. AJd wer. left unattended nn llilled ..._ ftN ~ • ~ btdroom brtcll boJDe la ~ Alabama. Tho vtetJms ...,.. I.be chUdrw aDd srudcllildne ol Baolta Jordan, aald B&llloct COUDtJ Oarooer Bob GrQ. a. 1.W Mn. Jordan, mother ol t-wo ol tbe Ykti•, IDd ber three daqhten who were mothen ol the olbu' clllldl'9, nre aw17 wbn the fire atan.d Sunday. Deputy Coroner Tbomu May aald Mn. Jordan told hlm 1be tbou,trt tbe ftre wu cauaed by• faulty electrical outlet at the foot of ber bed, addln1. "She uld lbe hu had trouble wtt.b U before." Callt.,...i. R.a•9 8tHI 8t••ll• WASHINGTON <AP) -Tbe U.S. Supreme Court today left intact a dedslon reqwrin1 all California public acboolJ to make reasonable errorta to allow teachers to be absent on rellaloua holidays. By a 6-3 vote, the Justices turned down arsumenta by a Tulare County school dl.atrict tbat such aceommodaUom violate the Comtitutlon'a ban on aovernmeot entanilement ln rellcloa. Justices WUUam J . Brennan Jr., Joba Paul Stevena and Harry A. Black mun voted to 1lve cloeer atud,..to tbe cue but tour votes are needed to grantsuch review. Sf' Kld•ap Plef IHR,_efl OAKLAND (AP) -A prison-spawned band of black mili- tants planned to kidnap foreip diplomata ln San Francisco to force tbe releue of convku at Folsom state prboo the Oakland Tribune reports. ' The plot by lhe Black Guerrilla Family was thwarted when police learned of the plot after a seemln1)y rouUne marijuana arrest oo a San Francisco street corner, the newapaper aaid. The newspaper said the organbaUon planned to kidnap Consuls-General Otto Bornhauaer ot Switzerland, Pndertck Beraenst.rahle of Sweden and Dr. Lot.bar Scbuea.ke ot West Germany, and the former conaul-1eneral of Japan, Tando Am au. CBS ~eriefl 8e~••fl Tl•e WASHINGTON CAP) -The U.S. Supreme Court todlly turned down, for the second time ln recent moatha ao attempt by the c~ televl.alon network t.o undo an antlt.rust MtUemeat between nval NBC and the federal 1ovemmeot The jwslic_es left intact lower-court rulinp ·that barred CBS from intervening ln the NBC case. A. separate but similar appeal from Columbia Plcturea 1D- du1tneslnc. alsowurebutfedtoday. 8110no to Fare Bearbtg LOS ANGELES <AP) -~elo Buono Jr., accused IJl the HJU1ide StrancJer murders, wu to appear ln cowt th1a after. 11oon for a brief pretrial aeaaion. Buono la scheduled to 10 on trial Jan. 21 for the aertes of alayings, although defense attorney• uy the trial may be de· layed until lat.e in the spring. Boono's cousin, confessed ldlleT Kenneth Bianchi, la expect. ed to be the pr<>M!cution's star w:ltneaa. Aecordmg lo reporta published today in the la An1eles Times, Bianchi has been leadin1 detectlves and pl"OMeuton on a grisly tour through the city retraclDJl the 1lep9 he aaya be and Buono took durin1 tbe Hillside Stran&Ser 1laylop. ( H&QhlJghla from toda11'1 lllOrld and ncd'°'9al ~ ~ > Baby Found in Bag At Santa Ana Park A family cleanlna up what tt believed to be an eyet0re near a Santa Ana park found a laundry baa cooU.lnina the body of a newly bom baby boy Sunday nl1ht. The family wu OD lt.a way to a laundromat when the mother noticed aome debrta in front of Heritqe Parll 1D the weal part ot Santa Ana, accordin1 to in- ve1ti1ator Frank Lopea. ''She waa belnc a 1ood samaritan and asked her IOD to put the bq lD the back of their pickup tnack for dlapoeal when they tot to the laundromat," Lope11aid. Lopei aatd the bal worted ORANOI COMT "" DAILY PILOT , .. o.-c-o.11.-....... -.... ,_ DI_..,..._...._ ,, __ .,lfwOt- c .. •t ,.....,,,,.,,.,_, ...., ... .,,,_., • .... .--............ ,., ... , '"' , .... _.._. .. "' ..................... - ..... " •• ..,. '"""' 1...--..a.i ....... t-,. ...,.., __ ...... ..,..._..._.,._ ..,.....,. ,.. ..w.c-.................... ,. ..... '"'"" ~-.~-............ ,___~..__ ..... cw-. w.~ ...... -o....r .. -.... .,_ ..... ... ~..::..~ a.-• ~ ........ -................... ...., ..,a._. -..0r ..... ~-- 1eu=r.-a~~ ..... ~..._~~-- 0....... "·~-== ==-cz:=- ' open at the laundromat at 10081 McFadden Ave., and the boy noticed the bead of the cblld. The woman called Weatmlnlter police .tM> alerted Santa Ana onlcers. Lopn aald an autopsy wu scheduled today to determine whether the child wa atlllbom or if lt bad been placed lnto the ba1 todte. · Lopn aald lt appeared tbe baby •u a full-term child and the umbWeaJ cord wu 1Ull al· tac bed. JAPAN ••• TIUISAJI,, lua <~P) -armed ...... lD IUPPOft al Mr , A1atollab ~ DIOmebd, CS.ma.odl for autonomom-... ,., dartq U..at.d ...... to lm-nle. p ..-':!~· !.lllc....btos---. 7b ~ ........ ,....._... .. .. .. ... cleeland to-radlo 1tatloo, the IOVffllGl''I - Kennedy, Carter Testimonial Diners WASlUNGTON <AP> -A non- poUUcal event bonorin1 a very political man 1ave fans of Presi- dent Carter and Sen. Edward M. Kennedy a chance for • alde-by- aide compartaon of two rtvab for the Ul80 Democratic presideoUal nGmlnat.lon. It wu a 1tandoff. Kermecty kept bU apeecb UJbl and tot more laughs. Carter drew the most applause when he ex· pressed hi• belief th.al Amenca would prevail in the crtata ln Iran Both were bact at buaioeu as mual today, Cart.er ln t.be White House and Kennedy in another campaign swine. tbla one a series ot fund-ralaing event.I. The occaalon that attracted the two waa a $1,000-a-plate teatlmonial dlnner Sunday nlJht for House Speaker Tbomu P. O'Neill Jr. 1be proceed.a -•1.2 million -wtU be wsed to endow a cbair in poUtlca 1n O'Neill'• name at hia alma mater, Boston Collece. It WU the first time Kennedy and Carter had appeared together since the Oct. 20 ded· icatloo of the John P'. Kennedy Memorial Ubrary lD Bolton. Tbe dloen aat at round tablea, 12 at each. Kennedy wu at Table 29, near the front ol the room. Amoa1 * * * Confitknce In Caner. 'Doubled' those wbo shared h1a table wu U . Gov. Thomaa P. O'Neill Ill or Musacbusetta, aoo of the House speaker and New Entland coordinator of Ken- nedy '1 presidential campalp. A few feet away at Table 30, lhe 1peaker'a table 1at Carter. The briefest of bandlbakes wu their ooly &neUna to eacb other, alt.bouih their apeecbel were laced with references to their cmfllctlna ambitloo.a. Kennedy said be aa• Ml11 Lillian Ca.rt.er. the prealdent'• mother, ln Alabama lut week. "She 1ald Jlmmy bad been workine very hard for three years and she thou~ be needed a little rut,' 1aid the M HHcbuaetta aenator. "I ... sured her I wu ln agreement. "My mother takes a dllfermt attitude. About three monthl a10, de told me, "reddy. l.an't It about Ume vou went out and did somethlna?"" The Cl'O'tlt'd seemed to love it. They al.lo laughed when the senator poked fun at himself in the controveny that f oUowed bas denunclaUoo laal week of Shah Mohammed Rtta Pahlavi. Ken· nedy aaid both the 1peaker and the president bad been Jookin8 . forward to b1a speech: "Tbey can't think of anythln1 coo· troverslal I could possibly find to HY aboul thil." p,....p"PAI VICTIM .•. McGwean aald ... We don't know whether lt'1 the same murderer or murderen or whether It bu Just become a fa irly common type of lulling ... The Culabad detective aald investipton have been meet.tnc periodically to awap "cop talk" about the murden. The eleventh vtcthn ln the 1trtn1 remal.nl un1dent11led. Hi.a bodr WU found Dee. 2 on Ort.e1a lfilbway eaat ol the Su· ta Ana Freeway 1n San Juan Caplltnmo. He bu been described u 15 to 20 yeara old, five feet eltbt incbf!I, u,bt brown hair and fair complai.oo. Police think be ma7 bne been 1truitled, but Hid t.be t.eltl that will tell them for 1ure woo 'l be COl?Pltte for aeveral weeu. "-1 tllllt Pt ...-... Cart« ii trJ· manakm md tba aSr90rt ,,_. .... to ·~ ~· Ina and told daJ, Local U'ID7 aafta ..,. ,.. Amertt*nl ta., lbou1d "remove Ported lldlnC WW1 U.. rebell. r.arur 0.. tta. polttleaJ KeDt •• Early Sun4ay rnolutloo.aey ... Tia• eaUoa of Amertca 1uarde recaptured the •ov· tbould ~ tlW tbey lhOGld 110t enor'I mencfolt, and tom• •.OOO vote for CUC. beeaUlle Catt. K.bom.w •~n prQed at b•• ~ America. .. tbe In-tho amwndty nnt door, tllen nJaD llledlr cledand 1D a tpeech rushed ad ael&ed lt from 2D to to M°'*D •ndeata. JO anned Twb. KhomelDl alto blamed Hwadredl ot TurU •bocltiDi Can.rt• ... ptn" for the DJ>-"Death to Kbomelnll" marebea rialq ~ tnadaD 1'lrt:I ln tllil OD the Jtadoo, ud tbe Kbomelni nol'tbwwa resSOD ot A.lerbeijan. forcea opened tire. TeG.1 of lo MerblUaD today, tu.den ot tbouunda of Turb and local the cttwtdent• em.trol11nt tbl d· anny umta Joined the mareb, l)' of T*1J rebuffed a peaee rusbed tbe billtop ataUOn and ,. deJe1atiiaa...tb71Chomel.Dl. took tt. Tb• 1Jtu•Uon of tbe U S Rebel leaden 1aid 11.x of lheiJ' holta,_ lD the American Em· people were killed, to were bu•J lD Tehran remained UD· wounded and Jix of Khomelnl'a chall1ed mt tbetr 17th day ln cap-revolutionary tuarda were tabn tJvitr.. A U.N. spokesman 1al.d prlaoner. Secretat'J·General Kurt Tbe'l'tlrUallo~the&ov· Waldbelm waa aendln1 the ernor'a marw&cm, Nlaed a police torelp m1rdater ot Sn Lank.a to 1taUoo and apparently retained vi.alt the bosi.1ea. control of the airport lhrouCbou1 Iranian Forei1n Mlolater the day's riolence. 1bey erected Sadep GboU>udeb aay1 Iran roadb~ around Tabriz and wlll eel up en international aearcbed vehicla to bar Kho- panel to inveltiCllte "practlcally met ol '1 supportera from all" the._.,_ for 1pytn1. reachlna the dly of eoo,ooo, Inn'• "We are not frl1bteoed. of tblrd lar(est. economic blockadea." Kbo· melnJ aid 1D today's addreu, in b.la beedquartmi clty of Qum. · •. . . The mlat.akea of tbeae bratnle11 auperpowera, who think that now they bave such power OYer au Cbe world. all the wllvene,lbouldfolJowlhem .. ••America 1bould remove Carter from ila pollllcal scene ... He dlai.raced Amenca in lbe world. be m obilized Moelema a1aimt America. thll Carter. carter does not deserve to be tbe pnsideat ol America. Tbe nltkJn ot America tbould know that t.bey abouJd Dot vote for Carter because Carter baa betrayed America." The Moslem cler1yman· revolutionary eoeiended that U.S. apnll fllbtlnl a "boly war for Carter" were reapooa.lble for the dlaturbeeea ln Tabrb.. ln a day ot tl&hliDI there Sun· day. Khomeini ·a 1up~er1 recaptured the radk> at.a and 1overnor'1 mansion but that could not bold them. Khomeini'• Re•olutionary Council sent P'lnance M lru.ster A.bolha.an Bani Sadr and two offtdala &.o Tabrb to trJ &.o eod lb• five-day rebellion by the Turklah Ar.aria. the foW'\b of lran '1 ethnic m1Doritiea to lake Services Set For Valley's Mr. Schutz Mu.a o1 auuuu bwiaJ wtU be held ~ for Edward N. Scbut& ol Fountain Valley. Scluu. a member of Newport Beacb S.UOr Cittaeu Qd 8u- racu ol World War I Veterut of COila ...... died lul Priday. He la aurvtved by a daueblet', Mar1ene Wataoo ol Fountaln V.U.y ud two srandcbildrea, Wendy ud Jeffrey. Mau wW be aa.ld at I a..m. at St. JoadlJm C•t.bollc Church, 1914 Oranp Ave., Coat.a lleN. Burial will follow al Good Shepherd Cemetery in Huat· initoo Beaeh. 11,....p~AJ PLANE ••• llona separated In the crub. Later. Seal Beach and Hunt· 1n1ton Beach Weguarda ch ved to the aunken wreckaae and a~ tacbed cables Two tow truckl worked in tandem t.o haul wreckage uhon tor FAA and Natloaal Tran1portatlon and Safety Board inapecUon, offlclal1 noted. The wrecuae bu been de· posited at a Hawtbome aalvace yard, accordt.DC to air aafety lo- ve1ti1ator Keith McGuire. He uid be hu not yet determined wbal IDIPl have 1ooe wronc with tbe aircraft but expect.I bia tnvestlption to end by Friday. An FAA sl)Okesman aald pt.lot Riddle earned hia flying Uce:11e iA SelUmber of WTI but beYer bad been cert.J fled tor lnstru- ment nyi.oa IJ1 heavy weat..ber, such ufoc. HonUDOon hacb llfeiuard Lt BUI Blcbanboft said today that bis or ean lullon . 1tate beach lifeguards and Seal Beach Ufeguarda wtll patrol weiit COUD· ty aurfltn.s In aearch of the poasible Uurd body Ric hardson said tbat the O<'un·s northward drift should deposit debria from lbe crash a rea oo the Swfaade Of Swiaet ~acb are.a. • Jn earlier aircraft lncideota, a 69-yea.r-old Huntlncton Beach pilot escaped injury Friday w heft be l.aoded hi.a am.it plane in • trwbly plowed field i.a - than one mile from Meadowlark Airport. dty police report._ Martin Uaab told officers Ids Cnan.a 175'1 eqiDe d1ed tbortly alter takeoft at about4:11 p.m. On Nov. 30, pilot Jobn Riedericb, '2, of Huntlnrtoo Buch plowed hia Grumman American into a bar at tbe end o( Meadowlark Airport H patrom watched a televlled football pme. Reldericb told police hil tJlrot. tie atud: a be attempted to land at the alrfldd. . ' Ir .. MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1919 Fl FTEEN CENTS ~ • ---• -lJ~ --Pleads for World Cou1·t Aid . ; 7 . ir•• aAoua. N•U•· irtUdl (AP)-AttmMJOWal •->..,.. .. Q.u.tll mlld9 lmp1"*'9WI pig to tM IDWu· UaN1 Out ol l\altlcl today to billp Aft m America btwl• .. fro• tWr '1Jletal aod lAb " ··~ mart lalMlaaDdaott.... man ilallltutataTtbru. For tbe ftnt time. U.S. ol· ftclala said they believe aome ol tbe bCl9tqa mlebt bave been moved fl'om the occupied U S. Embassy to am.Down locatlona. There bad been perslltent UD· coalll"llled nporia ID Tebra.n tbat -A.mtrtee.na luld ..._ t.U•• .......... "I 86illw WI eouJ1 Wttb ... aod NlllnlDld ••r •a111e IO ot m1 ~~.,.in peril ol UM.lr 11 .. ad are 1u.trertu1 u I speak,,, Q'fUIUi declared. He spoke before a paelsed eowtraom, tbe only empty seat.I bet.DI a row Ht aide for tbe Ira- nian deteaation. Iran bQyeoued tbe proeee«flnp, cooteodio& the matter does not fall under lbe jurisdicdoo of tbe court, wbJcb ,. Us• main Judlc:lal body of the UoJtAtd NaUonl. The 16 blact·robed Jude. pt lmpudvelJ wbUe court Pr'esi· dent Slr Rumpbl'ey Waldoek Nad tbl U.S. eomplalnt .i:= that Inn vloa.ted Intern.a law ancl diplomatic tmau:mlt;J by boUl~tbtbaM.apaalnce Nov .4. '' bnprbooment la WeaaJ and lnbuman," CirileW told the court in his 20-minute opening statement.. " ... I ask you to take the quickest ]>06Sible action to end this berbaric activity and save human lives." Tbe United States ii •eeldnc bot.b a f"l.Ddinl that Ayatollab Rubollah Khomeini's reeime bu committed "grave violatioos" of four intemailooal treaties and an order that 1t release the bostqea. Tbe Tehran militants say they will not free their cap. lives until the United Stat.ea bands over the ousted Shah of Iran for trial an Iran. Jn a detailed presentalloo ot the U.S. compl&U\l to the court. State Department legal adviser Roberta B Owen aaad tbe hoetagm bad been subjected to a harroWU11 ordeal They have been bound baod and foot. subJected to threats ol trial and even or "beioc put to death." be said They have been denied vlaiton a.od mail "and esseot1ally h e Jd 1ncom- munlcado." He disclosed that 1t was believed some hostages miJbt bave been transferred rrom the embassy compound to coofine· ment elsewhere, but he had no 1nrormalion on their wbereaboula. Owen did not say wbat this belief wu based on PreV10USly U.S. olf\ei&ls had acknowledaed the Tehran reports that the bostaces mi&bt have been moved. but aaJd they had no aucb information themaelvea. One senlor State Department official said that even though it appeared unhkely the Iranians would atUnd, the court could s till make a Judgment on the cue l1·vine Mtills Employee Pay Hike REMAINS OF LIGHT PLANE THAT WENT DOWN SUNDA~ HAULED OFF BEACH Two Men Kiiied, Third Preaumed Dead In Creah Off BolN Chlea Stat• Beach Two Countians Killed Another Missing as Plane Plunges in Ocean By JEll&Y CLAUSEN °'-o.lty ~ "9tf Two Garden Grove men were killed Sunday and a third is pre- sumed dead when a single· engine Cessna 172 plunged into the ocean orr Bolsa Cruea St.ate Beach. FAA authorities said the pilot, David Lee Riddle, 38, and a paaaenger, Eddie Reyes, 20, died when the four-place aircraft dropped through fog and crashed about 300 yards off. 1bore. Officiah said a third man, Reyes' older brother Ruben, was -believed aboard the plane when it took oft from Huntington Beach's Meadowlark Airport at lla.m. An FAA orficial said the aircrart . rented from Meadowlark Aviation Unlimit· ed, was bound ror Santa •Catalina Island. The aircraft was t.be third in the last 10 days to experience dUneulty while Jandin& or after Coast taking off from the rurport. Huntington Beach police said at least two surfers were in the waler near where Sunday's crash occurred. John Oetke n. 20. or Long Beach said he was on his board and waiting for a wave when he heard tbe "sputtering-of an airplane engine.·· Oetken swd he saw the craft emeree from heavy fog, turning on its left side and then dlsap pear again into the heavy fog He told police he beard it crash just seconds later. Area Nursery Fighting County The law fa.rm which represents the city of Irvine baa been hired by a.n Irvine-area nuraery to fight Orange County plans to build en acceu route ror the pro- posed Bee CQyon landfiU site. The proposed dump bu been the taraet of numerous objec· lion.a by some clty o(ftclals. the coWlty to bait dump develop- ment because of what they said were deficiencies in environ- mental studies for the site. County 1upervl1or1 in late September selected Bee Canyon as the replacement for the Coyote Canyon landfill disposal station, which is due to close in t.be next few years. The city had formed a com· mlttee, which included Agran, to formulate a strate1y to fi&hl thoee plans because or concerns <See aolJTE, Pase A2l Benefits To Total $387,000 By DAVID KUTZMANN Of .... 0.4,., ...... lloeff Irvine City Counctl members will consider ralJJicallon Tue2i day night of propc15ed wage and benefit increases averaging 12. l percent for all city employees. TotaJ cost of the package is aboul S387 ,000 for the 1979-8> (is cal year. asstStant city manager Paul Brady said lhls morning. Across-the-board salary m· creases m the proposals average about 9.3 percent, officials said, with benefits averagin1 2.86 per· cent. HlpHpts at the pl'OPOAd IMl.1 schedules include the ColloWin&: -The city's police officers a.nd sereeanta, in an acreemeot negotiated Hparately from other empk>yees, would 1et an 8.5 percent across·the·board wage hike the first year and 8 percent the S«Ond year or a pro- posed two-year pact. With inceo· tives, police officers could get up to 12 1 percent boosts in the first year and up to 10.85 percent the ~econd year. .. The management neeottallDg team feels that the package 1~ representative of salaries and benefi~ being provided lo other sworn safety members LO sur roundmg Orange County cit.Jes, and, as a res ult, 1s fair and equitable to all concerned.'' City Manager W11tiam WoolleU Jr said m a report to council mem be rs. The agreement with police of ficers is the r1 rsl in city h1Story mvolvmg negotiallons with an orgamied employee bargamin~ unit. in this case the lrvmt• Police Association Cost of the police pay package comes lo $98,700 for the two-year period of the proposed contract All.hough the percentage pay increase for office rs 1s somewhat below the average for the cltY as a wbole. the assistant cit y manager said the police negotiators placed emphasis on improved mcentives and fringe benefits. Ne1otiatloos for the police contract took only about three weeks. The lrvute Police As sodaUon raUlied the agreement lo a 38 to 9 vote just before Thanbstvtog. -Manaaement employees will receive the lowest salary boost. 8.16 percent, but also wtll receive a cban1e ln benefits amoWJtin& to ' per~nt of their total compematloo wblcb would <See BENEFITS. Pase AJ) Weather El Modena Gardens Inc., located on north Jeffrey Road outslcle the city limits. la de· maodin8 in a lawsuit filed laat month that tbe court overturn tbe Boetd ol SupervlJors' ap- proval ol tbe accesa route whlcb tbe nunery says wt11 crou lts property. The law ftrm of Rutan and Tueter was hired by El Modena Gardcm to baodle lta cue lut month. City Must Pay f' air ucept for nlpt and moraJDc low c:loudl and 1oe:,r31 Cooler daya. Low• trom ,., •t tbe beecbel to 53 lnlud. Blah• Tuilday froom a aJoD• tbe CONt to • ln· land. .-... na&w Smee 90llD9 dQ omctai. hue uaalled eo.mb't~ to build a dump ID the bWI IOi1h of lnlne, attornlP at Ru&an ud TUcter eoataet.d dt1 actmlnt1tratofa to "-tarmtne if a pcMDUal conftld eouldarbe. • Cttr Attornet Jam•• sneuan, 1a a NPOrt to tlMt atJ Coaacll, ._.. ~~W• an MhtMd tat alacl a 11.odeDa ... onb la~ ID DOt harinl the road lllMCt ...,. l'l"OPitltJ ,, tliat DO coafltct appear•d o esl1t 111••1.J ... Inmlrllbr, the &l llodeiua ea1e =··-...... CU10D ladD t. ... fUld ....... dR coaal ......_. cletided •to ,.,. .. ~ ..... al.Dlt u. eomtr111-...... . Co•aell memben L~ All'lll:•Jlan Aim Gilda )Mid ....... : ..... •CU. ..... Pand~ Man Wins Suit Out of the Past Hl•nJarnm Franklin . otherwise knmm as actor Victor Pinheiro of the Ame rican Livtn ~ Histo ry Theater. ~l·ak:-. to audjence at lrvme·s Turtle Rock Community Park Saturda~ during performance sponsored by cit~ eoun cilman Larry Agran. Pinheiro de li vered a monologue about America's early history and also answered questions rrom the audience About 70 people sho" ed up Proceeds from the event were to go to Agran·s com mumcattons account for newsletters. Penny a Mile Wood-burning Auto Tested D.C approved the expenmental run. state Air Resour~ Board spokesman Fred Baumbur1er 4 said tbe car would bne to be tested and issued a special permit to make it street-lecal in California. "Who ltnows." Baumburger said, "that thing might be goiq down the freeway like a locomotive. We'd like to wort witb them on it." But Russell aaid the wood·to- ruel conversion ls a smokeless. bydro-carbolllesa process that emlta DD pollution "as far as we know." MOBILE HOME SOLD 'f~ ..Tb• Dai11 .a>llot made me very happy when I aold lllY mobile bome rlabt awa1 ln UM paper'• clu&Uled Md.loG ••• That'• the lldvertiaUlJ 1ucce11 I story ol tbe Hun~ BeUb man wbo placed th.11 ad ln tbe Datq~: Target Pf re lltlla • Ollllfrem lllD AV. Ala CAP> -ol cblldno autboriU. aald were W\ WUttundld weN ki1Jed wben ftN ddlro)'ed a t.bJ"M. bedroom brick bom• ln aoutaealt Ala.Mal•. Tbe vtcUms weN the ehUdrea and 1randeblldren of blotla Jordan, wd Bullock Cou1J Coroner 8ob Gray. He aald Mrt. Jordan. moUaer ol two ol the vtdiml. and her th.rM dauebt«s who were motben of tbe «her chlld.ren. were away wbeD the ft re 1t.art.ed Sunday. Deputy Coroner Thomu llay aaid Mrs. Jordan told him 1be thou1ht the fire wu caU1ed by • faulty electrical outlet at the fool of her bed, adding, "She aald abe hu bad trouble with lt before ·· c.111 ............. 8tlll 8•••"• WASHINGTON (AP) -The U.S..&preme Court today left intect a declaloo requiring all California public 1cbooll to make reasonable efforts lo allow teachers to be abeen\ on rellaloua holidays By a 6-3 vote, the justices turned down argumenla by a Tulare County school d istrict that such accommodations vtolat.e the ConaUtution'a ban on 1ovt!mment entan&lement In reli1lon. Juatlces WHUam J . Brennan Jr., Job.a Paul Stevena and Harry A. Black mun voted to glve closer aludy to the cue but four vote• are needed to1rantaucbrevtew. 8F"W..•pPlet~ OAKLAND (AP) -A priaon.-pawned band of black mill· t.anta planned to kidnap fondcn diplomata in San Frandaco to force the releue of convtcta al FolAom aute priaoo, t.be Oakland Tribune reporta. The plot by the Black Ouerrtlla Family wu tbwarted when police learned of tbe plot aft.er a eeemtn1ly routine mutjuua arrnt oo a San Franclaco at.reel comer. the newspapeT laid. The newtpaper aald the organisation planned to lddnap ConauJa..General Otto Bomhauser of S..tturland, Frederick Ber1emtrahle of Sweden and Dr. Lot.bar Scbuenke of West Germany, and the former conaut-aeneral of Japan, Tamlo Am au. ~'' /llerger AJtJtre.,eft LOS ANGELES CAP> -Shareholders of Belrid1e OU Co. approved the laraeat merger in hiltory today at • rout1ne meet- ing refiect.lng none of the corporate lnll&bUnc that preceded it. Slightly more than a percent of the lhareholden vcMd lt approve tbe $3.&5 billion mercer of Belrld1e. a clolely held flrm wllb m-.>or on holdinp near Bakenfteld. lnto Shell OU Co. Shell'• propo1al called for Belricke lharebolden to l'Melve $3,815 per ahare In cub or •te ln cub and $2,749 ln lulallment not.ea. Belrid&e stock bad bem sellinc for about '2,000 a lhare before the mer1er wu ~ 3 scna••letlf •""fl• s ... eeeefl LOS ANGELES (AP ) -The pouibWty that dl'\11..S. may have played a role in the 1trancui.tton deatbl of two men and • woman ln a aoutbweat area apartment wu belnc checked to- day, police1aid. The bodies of Patrice Brandon, 19, and Pratoa Wheeler, 22, were found by a frtend Sunday nll)Jt in the apartment they abared, said homicide detective U . Paul Eatrada. The body of a man lo bll early 30I wu alAo found but re· main• unidentified, he said. ( H~ht1 from toda~'• world and nattonol newa Mwlopmfttl) Dog Routs Suspect At Storage Yard An alle1ed tre1pa11er who wouldn't come out of a Hunt-1nl\OP Beacb 1alva1e company·., 1tora1e yard late Sunday flnally 1ave up after a police do1 worked blm over. Arrested and booked into City Jail late SUnday waa Robert M. Weatbrodl. 19, of 1'1891 Bell Cir- cle, Huzstlnttoo Beach. He la be1Dc held m lieu of $2,500 ball for 1u1piclon of trtapaaalng and poaseaalon of 1tolen property. Police 1atd nve patrol can 1ur~ the Junk yard 1bort· ly after 9 :40 p .m. after patrolmen spotted aomeone al HunU01ton Beach Auto Dl•· manWnc. 7822 Talbert Ave. al 9:40 p.m, DAILY PILOT TIWOr ..... C.. 09otY Neo. --II .. _ ..----.. ...._., .. °'_ ~ ,_..,,.,.~ .......... -... ..,...._......,....,. ,,.._, ,.. cai. .................................. ..,,_ i-.11.-,,ll'Ww ....... ~C..-A ~,......... .......................... _ ""*" .,,,."""' ...................... . _..,.,_.c-ie--..c-. ..... ·-·-,...~-.... -..... °""' ~....-.-............. ""'r.1.:.-- ~-rt o-:::~.:r..::. ... TlltftltUCJ'lf) .... a.,,.,,..,..,,. ... ...,. '""'.:=- When the suspect failed to com• out of bldln1. police sent for a q . Their do1 wu ott du· ty. off\cen 1ald, ao P'ou.ntaln Valley police loaned them one. At about 11 p.m. w .. thfoolt. who bad been aUacked by the German shepherd, cave up, police uid. he wu taken to Pacifica Hospital for tetanus and an· UbloUc sbota before bein• Jailed. BENEFITS ••• allow the employee to plck adcli· Uonal beoefttl accord1n1 to ln· dlvlduaJ needl. Brady 1aid the eott of the P91 lDcrt..,. for all emplor.. I.I "well wttb1D the amount the Clty Cou.adl autbortl.ed for IUCb In· ere ..... " • Tbt dt~IOYI aboUt IOa peoga. adlou daere an an aut.borbed poeltloN In all that oould be fllJecl. • WooUMt, lD npla.lDlJll -.. facton went lDto ~ P•J lnereaMI, 11Jd tbt toa· 1um1r price todea from ln-ttmber 1111 to seot.mber Im ... ~. (ap 11 . .t r:->; P•1 lDcNMel ID botla publlo and pftYIW Hetorl WIN U • amilld , .......... .,. ... ol U .41 penent for pubUo emploJst wbo riWlld ..-meoh wltbla n1eal r.tar llfl·IO) I ID4 ..... Hila .. morai., ~ ad ftl•dll l'llOUfttl ......... "'° .. 1..S.ratica. ... tclcffttc. '° m ... fall•U .. tltJ •• ... aa l'•RIAlf, lraa CAP> - 411tollaaa RuboUala KbomelAl, d1rln1 the United ltata to lm· poH ea eco "Ondo blocked• aaal . ill re&lme. d.eland to-ctay U-Prtilta.rt Catter w try. lq to "tan oHr" Iran aod told Asn Mould "nmov. r.arter men tM pOlhjeal ....... "Tb• nat100 cu America 1bould know that the)' tbould oot v<M for Carter betauae Caner bu bltrQed Amerlca." tbt Ira· ala• ...... ditdand ID a 1peecb \0 llo&lem l&Udentl. K91omeloi allo blamed Carur'• "1ple1" for tb• UJ>-rilint ol lrut.n Tu.rb 1D tbe nortb-..t NPoo ot AurbaijtA. In AserbalJsn today. leaden ol th• dlMidmta coattollln1 the ci· ty of TabrU rebuffed • peace dele1aUoa Nnl by Kbome1D1. The 1ltuatlon of the U S hosta1ea In lbe American Em baHy in Tehran remained un chanaed oo their 31th day ln cap- Uvlty. A UN 1pokeaman uld Secretary·General Kurt W aldbelm waa aeodins tbe fONlCb mlnllter of Sri Lanka to vlall the hostages. Iranian Foreign Minister Sadegh Gbotbudeh saya Iran wtll set up an anternational panel to investigate "practically all" the hoetagea for apyinl. * * * V.S. Assails Japanese Buy Of Iran Oil PA\us CAP) -In a sudden 1wlt.cb, the United St.ates lubed al Japan today for aendlng "am- bt1uoua elgnala" lo Iran by buy· ~DI h11b-pr1ced boycotted oU and euln1 the effect.& of a freeze oo Iranian Ulela. J apaneae oil companies and bank• drew the wrath or American offlclala here as Secretary or State CyrUI R. Vance. vtalttni West European GAS PAOIPECT8 SAID "IOBERINO'-AI capl~la1 stepped up hil drlve for a Wl1'8G eormomle front aplna\ Iru to fan. the ,...... ~ ao AID•rieae bosta,_, Tbe Cart« admlnlstraUon bad lnallUld pubUcly that t.be United Stat.ea WU leUina llronl 1\11)- port from allies The 1udden crtticlam ol Japan waa a star· tlln1 turnabout. Vance waa to meet with France'• President Valery Gi1card d'EltainC today. In a late addition to brtnt Japan into lbe dlalo1ue, be 1cheduled a meetlq wttb Japanese Foretcn Mlnlater F .M . Okida here tolltlbl U .S concern over the Japanese oU purcba.aes wu re1· lltered wtlb Oldda by Richard Cooper, undenecretary of It.ate for economic affain, before the mln.later'• meet.int with Vance. lo I mdm on the ft.nt Lea ol bit trip today. Vance reportedly met wtt.b aom• aucces1 lJl talk.a wltb BrltlJb Prime lllnltter Mar1anat 'lbatcber and P'orelcn Mln.lat.er Lord Carrtniton. But. Britain II vlrtuafly 1eU- 1utnclent ln oll. In a brief atatement on arrlval today ln Part.a, Vance aaid "tb.e support ol our friends and all1es at tha. alicate moment la a a:reatbtlp." ...... ,.,.... "''*l for pirMllDI "°"*" lllo " ~ ........ itl:•p.m. ... ·air-Jlall, ,,.. 1 ...... ..... ............... VOLUNTEER WORK!A LYNN aURCHPlllO HOOU UP PIOAl POWIJI DH181T At lrvtne Ga..,,, t..a"*'9 Abolll Sd1nce Tiwough ~noe le • Al• Irvine Gallery Opens Former Science Teacher Vnveila Exhibit By JDaY BE&TENSTEJN °'""IHll'~'Wf Taat.e 11 Gallery of the ~x - perlence Cent.er, wh ere thlnp are bullt to be touched, ex amined, ~ and learned from opened thi.a weekend 1n Irvine The aallery , conceived by John Ooodman, a former acience teacher, la at 3531 Mai.n St.. next to Culverdale Scbool It · 1 open noon to S p m Saturdays and Sundaya, 9 a m to 4 p.m. Tuesdays through Frtdaya, cloMd Moodaya. Goodman coocelved the MSea for the 1aJ..1ery, funct.d by a DOO· prom corporation and dona· Uooa, wblle a blSh acbool t.eacber. Tbe 1allery la open to the public mt.eres~ lo learnlna aclenW\c theories by actually particlpatinl lo the varioua dla· play a. THte ll Gallery la the lecood atep toward what Goodman Hopee wlll be a permanent facility at tbe Orange County Fatrammda ln ea.ta Me11. He t.aupt adence cluae1 at Irvine'• SELF altemaUve Hilb School in 1174. "Eleventh craden dared YoU to teach lb.em,·' Goodman u.Ld. He 1ald lboae atudenta were tu.med on to teamlns Just bu be bopea vlllton to lbe Tut.e ll Oallef7 wU1 be. Tbe . aaDlrJ vlliUW cu pla.J with prUIDI lbal make the world spin, m1.rron that ma.ke falle re- alJU• appear and ma&fleU that almpllfy U. princlplet of earth'• magnetic fteld, Goodman aaid RelaUonahJpt of science. art and mualc can be explored at the lrvme fac1Uty Amon1 lt.em1 the viewer cu expect are an nerclain& bicycle hooked to a pnerator that feeda Ughta in an automobtle front end ban1lng on a waU . Tbe penon pedallng the bicy- cle feela how much power ll takes lo keep the beadli11ht.1 10· 1n1. Goodman la a Natlonal Science Foundation and Dan· forth IJ'aduate fellow and WU 1raduated from Cornell Unlvel"llty. He taUJ,bl at Harvey Mudd Colle1e aod Callfomla ln1Utute ol the Arta. ff• crew up lo Modelto. Science, Goodman aay1, ta an acceulble aubjecl and the 1allery helps bridae \.be sap The exhlb1l1 are place• for learol.nc to happen lnatead ol a place for atudenta to be la~l. beuld "We want our exhlblta to be . uaed up. worn ocit. teamed from and touched." Goodman aaad Taste 11 Gallery la an eic panaioo ol Tut.e I Gallery wtth about twtce as much apace available and an improvement of lbe ublbil1 d11played in T Ute (. Good.man aaid Goodman eapJalned be uaea latte to mean the vie'¥•r ta Jet· Uo1 a preview of what will be uhlblt.d at a lar1e uperience cent.er planned at Oran&e Coun· ly F aLrl'fOUOda. The fair board's building and arouoda commit.tee baa offered a flve·acre parcel and Goodman la hoptnc be can move bia faclU· ty tbere ln time for &.be U110 fair. Mother Identifies • Teen Slaying Victim B1 oa.oaa aaoou 1aW1N oe_.,_,._.._. One ol the youn1 men bellned to be the 10th vtct.Jm in a senes of 11 almJlar murden hu been ldentllled u WaJter Allen Tan· ner, l&. ol Oran1e. Tanner. wboee nude body wu discovered Nov 17 lJl • d.rain.aae ditch near Carlsbad In San Die10 C.OUOty, wu lut aeeo at a rock concert lJl Looi Beach oa Nov. 14. Police Hld hb mother bad aeen newtpaper reporta about t.be ldlltnp and coot.acted the San DMeo County Coroner'• Of. flee. Carl1bad DeteeU•• Bob llcG= uld bt IUt rrtda1 "1th ee from Oran1• and San Bernardino couot1e1 to a mara&.boa aes&MXI about lbe 11 murden th.at aut.borllle. believe may be connected Most ol lhe v1ctJma ue youna men ln thetr teens or ~arly 2tl5 whose nude or parually nud,. ,....,,._.Al ROUTE ••• about potential noase. odor. lit· ter. tramc and health problems wblcb could result from dump operations Accordlnl to Che El Modena lawsuit, 111.pervllon eel~ an acceal route throUCh tbetr prop- erty wtt.boUt fully addte1alo1 ihe ·envtrorunental lmpacta of tbe route The road would connect Sand CaQJoa Avenue wtU\ UM HJcka Canyon Roed IDd ennd that road into Bee Canyon The can· yon la located ln the west San· Uaao Hilll north of the Manne Corpe A1r 8taUcm at BJ Toro. bodies have been dumped from veb\clea alona major tboroulhf ara. M oet al the youn1 men were atnn&Jed or auffocat.ed, and the 1layinp have bad bomoMXual overtooee, police have aaid. Offidala a1lo believe mOlt ol the vlctlma may bave been bite= and are aeattbinc for aJ victim.a wbo may have 19C&P1id. "We bavea't created • ta.at force or an)'thln1 like that," McGulpn Hid. "We don't know whether' lt 'a the aame murdeJ"W or mwdlr .. 1 or wbetber l1 baa t• =..~. fa1rl1 COllllDOD ~ Carla~ d«eedve aaid tnn•tJpton have been meetLnc per\ochcally lo swap '"cop talk .. about the murdera. Tb• eleventh v1ct&m In the atnng rema.ina unidentified. H 11 body WU found Dec 2 00 Ortega H.l&}lway east of tM San· ta Ana Freeway ift San Juan Caplatrano ffe hu bttt> dHmbed as 1s to 20 yon old. ra ve feet eight inches, u.ht brown hair aad fair complexion. Pollei! think he may have been 1tran1led, but aaJd the test.I that will tell them for sure won't be co~plu for Hveral week.I. Pol Pot Alive TOKYO CAP> -Cambodia's depo1ed prime mlul1ter, Pol Poti la alive and appean la IOOd bH th, ~ to Jap&Dele repor\ers wbo met and talked wttb b1m fat" four boun near Cambodia'• border wltb Tballand. Japan'• JCyodo news aerv1ce aaid today. 7 U.S. TH'S RAOUB. Ne~erlaodl } (AP>--AdDnt1 Oenetll 9m I Jamta .. QVS..U made llQ• puaiGMd ~Dlea to" tM ..... _ tloDal OoUll. ol JuaU~ t.o4Q to lle1P .. .,.. IO Am.rtcu boltuea from thelr ••me1al aacl la· baman" lmprilclmQent at tbe hudl ol lranlan mWtantl lo Tebran. •'I addrsa lb.la court with awe and l"iiltra1Ded qe.r became S> , ot my coamrymen are in peril ol tbe1r Uva and are 1uftertq u I apeak." be dec¥red. Pleads Ct.U.U IJd • PKked comtroom. &M olalJ pQ ·Mata ... Al a row Mt ulde for tho In· Dian delepUcn. Iran boycaUed U..p~. Tbe 15 black·robed Juatic.e ut lmpaalvely whlle cou.rt PNU· dent Sir lfumpbrey Waldoek read the U.S. compJaint alJetinl that Inn bad violated Urteraa- Uonal law aod diplomaUc im· munity by bol~ the boeta1es •in~Nov.4. ·'This iln])risonment la llleeaJ and inhuman," CiviJelU told tbe ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNtA MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1979 for World court. •· J uk you to ••H their U YH and let thole buman beinp tree ." Tho Uaited States la seelrtnl both a ftndloJ that A,ato&lab Rubollab Jaiomeln! 'a recime has commlued "IJ"aV• riolatlam" ol tour 1nteruiloDal treatiel. and an order lllal it releue the bost11es. The Tehru mllitaDta say they will not free their c:Qtives until •the United States bands over the ousted Sbab ot Iran for trial in Iran ClvUetti, who penoaally toot cbar1e ·o1 the cue oa Preaidmt Carter's lnstructton1. said before tbe court aeuloo oDmed that the boa.aaea are "1uffena1 lrTeparable injury and harm ... and that be hopes the world court "wlll act ex)»edlUously and promptly." "ThiS ia another peaceful avenue we are purauin1 u the United States cootiaaaes to seek the release of the boata&es in Iran." be to&d reporters. U.S. officials said Iranian Co11rt Forei1n Minister Sade•h Ghotbudeb sent a tetesnm to Tbe Hacue saying the tribunal bad no Jurisdiction in the matter and decl.arin& that lhe queation of the bostqea · release ia "a marJ,inal and secoodary upect of a tareer problem." CivileUI was accompanied by several senior State Department officiala wbo will argue lbe cue before the JS justices of the court. The court is lbe main Judicial organ of the Uruted Na· lJODS FIFTEEN CENTS : ~ Aid j i One ten!or Stat.e Department official said lbat even tbouib l1 appeared unlikely the Iranians would attend, the court could 1Ull make a judgment oo the cue. In ill 1uit, the United States cbar1es Iran wilh violation of lbe lM1 Vienna convention oo diplomatic relations, a 198:3 Vienna convention on conaular relations, a 1965 bilateral treaty of friendship between the United States and Iran and the U.N. Charter. • i ;.Planner Flays Clemente Council ...., ............ REMAINS OF LIGHT PLANE ntAT WENT DOWN ltlNDA'L HAULeD Off BEACH Two Men Kiiied, Third PrMumed Dead In Craeh Off 8olu Ctttc. Stat• BeKtl Two Countians Killed ·Another Missing as Plane Plunges in Ocean I \ By .IEBBY CLAUSEN Of Ulit OMly P'li.t St.ff ! Two Garden Grove men were ~lied Sunday and a third is pre· :$umed dead when a single· .engine Cessna 172 plunged into tbe ocean of( Bolsa Cbka State JBeacb. FAA authorities said the pilot, !David Lee Riddle, 38, and a •passenger. Eddie Reyes, 20, died twben the !our-place aircrart dropped tl\rough Cog and 1crasbed aboUt 300 yards orr- .abore. • Officials said a third man, t Reyes' older brother Ruben, was believed aboard the plane when .it took of( from Huntln1ton tBeacb's Meadowlark Airport al '-11 a.m. ? An FAA official said lbe 1aircraft, rented from \Meadowlark Aviation Unlimit· led , was bound for Santa Catalina laland. Tbe aircraft was the third in the last 10 days to experience difficulty while landin1 or after takinl olf from the airport. HunUncton Beach police a.id Coast at least two surlers were in the water near where Sunday's crash occurred. John Oetken. 20, of Long Beach said he was on his board and waiting Cor a wave when he heard the "sputtering-or an airplane engine." Oetken said he saw the craft emerge from heavy fog, turning on its left side and then disap- pear again into the heavy fog. Mechalll: 'Doing My Joh' By SA YMOND ESTJlADA .IL Ol-o.ity~S~ San Clemente Planning Com· missioner Wilham "Bill" Mecham said today he belleves three City Council members an ready to fire him "for doing my job." Mecham criticized the council members who appeared ready to fire him Wednesday night after Planning Commission Chairman Allen "Al" Wu.lleck demanded his immediate ouster Mecham. who was not present Wednesday. said alter lbe meet· ing that be was not 'iven any notice ol Wulfeck'• attempt to oust blm. He laid COU11cll mem-t.era have not ubd to bear bis side Wul!eck asaerted that Mecham bu been "embarnu· ing" to the cit7 and ''dlsrupdve" at commiulon meetln1s. Mecham denied Wulreck's charges and hu demanded a "fair bearine" oo the matter. It appeared council members were ready to fire Mecham Wednesday after Mayor Roy Hamm moved to accept Wulfeck's request Councilman Edward Kalsched seconded Hamm's motion. Councilman Richard Ahlman convinced the council lo wail un· til Dec. 19 to consider Mecbam·s firing so that the matter can be placed oo the agenda. But Ahlman said after the <See MECHAM, Page .U> Masked Thugs Rob Niguel Gas Station Five bandits. wearing trench ~oats and slu maaks. beld up a Chevron station in La1una Niguel as well as three customers wbo pulled 10 for gasoline late Sunday nl&bt Orange County Sheriff'• of· Ciciall said the five male Mex· ican holdup men drove into the Chevron atatlon at the comer of Crown Valley Parttway and the San Dieao Freeway at about 6:30 p.m., branclllbinl a sbotaun and what appeared to be a sawed-oft .22 caliber rifle. They demanded cub from the drawer, and then forced three cmtomen to band over their wallet.I belore Oeeinl in a low· rider Q)nrol« automobile with no Uceme plaUll. Sberllf'a deputies 11ld the bhan"e quintet fled wttb approx· lmately $1.800 ln cub. MOBILE HOME Land Vse Objectors Au:ait Meet By STEVE MITCHELL Ot -Oeilr ~-Sa.ti San Juan Capistrano c1v1c as- soc i at1ons and homeowne r groups woo't be alone wheo they confront Orange County Plao· n1ng Commis sion memberc; Tuesday over a proposed 2.800- unit development adJacent to their town City council members. San Juan's planning comm1ss1oners and members of the city's plan· mng department will attend the l 30 p m meeung in Sanla Ana to protest maJor alterations to a prominent ndgelme on the west side of Capistrano Valley The Campeau Corp. or Ot· tawa. Canada. is seeking county approval of a plan to develop nearly 3,000 homes on an 1,UKl- acre parcel in the bills between San Juan Capistrano and Laguna Niguel The property extends from the Ortega Highway to Crown Valley Parkway and lies along the city limits withm unrn corporated land controlled by the COlml)'. Residents and city omcials alike fear approval of the de· velopment would allow the builder to make major allera· lions to tbe prominent rid&eline that deflnes the west side of the valley. They say the sradinc and cut· ting to tbe rid&eline would affect 2.5 mtles at the three-mile fid&e <Bee LAND USE, Pa•e A.2) U.S. Hits Japan/or Oil Buy PARIS <AP> In a sudden ~witch. the United States lashed at Japan today ror sending "am- biguous signals" to I ran by buy- 10g h1gh-pnced boycotted oLI and easing the effects or a freeze on lraoaan assets Japanese 01 l com pantes and bank s dre w the wrath of American offtc1als here as Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance. vlSillng West European capltab, lt.epped up Ida drift for a unJted economic front a~ainst lraa to force the relea.se of 50 America tmtqes Tbe Car1« admanistratioo bad insi.ted publicly that Ute United States was «ettiDR strona ~ port from allies. The sudden cnlJcaam ol Japan was a star· tlln1 turnabout. Vance was to meet with France's President Valery Gtscard d'Est.aJng today. In a late addltJon to bnng Japan mto the dialogue, he scheduled a meellng Wlth Japanese Foreign Mini ster FM Ok1da here tonight U S con ce rn over the Japanes~ 011 purchases was reg. 1stered Wlth Ok1da by Richard Cooper, undersecretary of state for economic a!Ca1rs. before the min1ster's meeung with Vance. ln London on the first leg or hts tnp today. Vance reportedly met with some success in talks with British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and Foreign Mm1ster Lord Camngton But Br1ta 1n 1s virtually self· sufficient in 011 In a bnef statement on am val today m Pans. Vance said "the support of our fnends and allies at this delicate moment is a great help " American Flag Stolen From Pole A thief stole an American Flag flymg on a pole ln frool of a San Clemente mortuary over the weekend. 1 William Ray. of lhe Ray Family Mortuary, 1533 N. El Camino Real, told police be found Old Glory missing SuncS.y afternoon. Ray said the banner cost $20. City Must Pay Pam/,,,-Man Wilu Suit -----:-. -Dollu--------~ l'tre llllla • a.w .... lllDWAY,AJ•.(AP)-lblal ~..._.._Mid ..... llft -..tt• ......... '1l)ed --ftn dliltiO)ed • u... bedroom brtd taom. lD 1outt 1• A•a•m• The 1'teUml ..,. t.be ~ ad P111--.11111Afllcottll•lktn. al ....,. Jordan. lad 8Wloct Oomt1 0.-.. Bell) OrQ. He Aid Mn. Jordan. ~ ot two al u. mum.. -blr tine cla~ wbo were motben ol the CIOel' ddldrm • ...,. away wtMiD tM ftre •taned Sunday. Deputy Coroner Tbomu May Aki Mn. Jordan told blm abe thou&bt the ftre wu caused by a faulty eleetrtcal ouUet at tbe foot of her bed, addlq, "She aa1d 1be bu bad trouble wttb lt before." Qdlfer11I• ..... Sdll 8te•tl• WASHINGTON (AP> -Tbe U.S. Sapreme Court toda7 Wl Intact• decision requiring all CallfonUa public fffioola to make reasonable efforta te allow t.eacben to be abaent OD retilioua holldaya. By a 6-3 vote, the Juat.lcee turned down U'IUJIMlllta b1 a Tulare County school dlstrlct thal aueb aecommodaUGDI tiolate the Constitution's ban on covernmeat entaJll)ement la rellaloa. Justices William J. Brea.nan Jr., Johll Paul Steveal and Harry A. Black mun voted lo give cloMr 1tudy tot.be ease but four voles are needed to grant such review. SF .IUthl•p Pr.c INael•1etl OAKLAND <AP) -A priaon .. pawned band of blaek mlll· tants planned to kidnap foreign dlpknnatl la San Fredaco to force the release or convict.I at Fobom 1tate prt.aoa, tbe Oakland Tribune report.a. The plot by the Black Guerrilla Family wu tbwarted when police learned of the plot after a aeemlna'ly routine marijuana arrest oo a San Francisco street corner, the newspaper aaid. The newspaper said the ortani.ution planned to kidnap Consuls-General Otto Bomhawser of Swtt&e1'land, Frederick Bergenstrahle of Sweden and Dr. Lotbar Scbuen.ke of Weat Germany, and the former conaul·eeneral of Japan, Tamio Am au. CBS Rejerced Seread Tl•e WASHINGTON <AP> -The U.S. Supreme Court today turned down. for the second time lD reeent months aa attempt by the CBS t.elev1slon network to undo an antitrust settlement between rival NBC and the federal govemment. The Justices left Intact lower·cowt ruUnaa that barred CBS from int.ervmlng In the NBC cue. JSHaA , lraa CA•> -A7•&.oblll allllollu no • dadu tM Ulllted Ila'-to lm· ,. .. •• .. _..,. ltlochde •lallilt ........... Mt.uld. a1 all Pa MilNt Carur • trJ· ... to.,. ...... Ira ..., Wit Am.ti•.._, ......... , ..... _._'J. ~·7We-:'~~1::rlca Qoukl lmotr tbat they aboGld DOt ~ '°'Carter became Cut.w .. betN.J9d Amlrica. ............ elaa ......, dec1and ln a lpMCb ........... ta. K~•••l•I allo blamed Cart.e:t'I ... ,. .. " for tbe IP" rWq ot 1rG1aD 1'ub lD .. ~,...-ot~ ::.Ad= ~.a::: tJ ot Ta.11111 NDaaed • ,... ·~='!~~·u.s. boat•,.. la .... ADlerieaD Em· buay tn 1'ebnll remalMd un- duled OD their ITtb day la cap- tivity. A U.N. 1pokeaman uid Secretary·G•neral Kurt Waldheim waa aendinl the foretp minlat« ot Sri LaD.U to vlalt t.be baltqes. Jualaa ForeJ::_ Mtnlater Sadecb Gbodtn 'AYS lhD will .et up an international panel to lnveeU1ate "practically all" the boata1ea for •PYloC· "We are not frt1btened of economlc: blockades," Kho· meinl aaid ln today's address. ln his beadquarten clty oC Qum. · •'. . . The mlltakea of thee~ brainlesa 1uperpowers, who think that now tbey bave 1uch power over au t.be world,' all the universe, abould follow lbem. . . '•America abould remove Carter from it• pollUcal scene ... He disgraced America In tbe world, be moblllud Motlema a1a.lnlt America, this Cart.er. Carter does not deeerve to be the president of America. The nation of America abou1d know that they ahould not vote for Carter because Carter baa betrayed America." The lloalem clergyman· revolutionary contended that u .s. aaenta ftsbtina a .. holy war for Carter" were reapomlble for the dlsturbaDces la Tabrta. ln a day ot flabUnc there Sun· day, Kbomelnl'a supporters recaptured tbe radio •tat.ion and •overDOr'a maulon but that c."ou1d not bold tbem. I .I I / / II SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO DOES DEVELOPMENT THRUTIN IAN .IUAN RJOGEUNU? ero.....11tehed s.tment Prvpa11d tor 2,llO Unb p,....p.,,.AJ LAND USE ISSUE. • • and ct.troy it.I acen.lc value. Tbey claim the dev:!uC could move more than 2IO cubic ~ of ear1b to cr.t.e about 500 acra of dneloped land, with .ome cµta and ftlla a · ceed1DI 100 feet ln depth. The land, aoned for• "plumed community." bu al read)' ..... celved county plan.n!Dll com- mlaalon approval for an environ· meat.al impact report. Tbe cdmmlulop also ap- proved a plan that ldenWles the natural features of the property. and a plan that 1bowa k>caUom of rod and propoMd andiDI treatment.I. But San Juan council mem· ben urpd the county Board of Supervbon lut month to allow a rebea.rint of tbe lbrff ap- provala. And while the city eannot ap- peal tbe p1ann.IDI eommlflkia ·a He lald lie belMves the c.otlu• de Caplatrano development plau md tbe ...tronmeotal re- port .. do not adequtel1 lafonn tbe (COWltJ) plaanlDI com- mlaloD of tbe poteot1aJ harm to t.be ndleliDe· •. And wbl..le IM de~dopen have not lndkllted whether tbey ln· tend to cut the l"idleliDe. ctty of. ficiall and rea'deota want as· auranee-ln the form of eounty acUoo -that the ridlellne re- malm tntact. "We tblok we cao dem· onatrete the potential for dama1e. and that's why we Uk.eel fOf' the rebea.ri.Jll.'' Mer· rell a.W. Tbe meetinl will be betd ln Room 135 ol the Hall of Ad· mlnialratJOD, 10 Ctvlc Cmter Piasa, acrot1 from tbe old county dow"tbome lD Sama Aaa. Dana Point Auto Crash Injures Twa A San Clemente man ad Im paa1en1er were 1U1bU7 butt wbeo bl.a vehicle ltNck uotJaec car oo Del Prado ln Dau ~ Sunday eveninl CaWonda Hlpway Patrol of. fi«ra aaJd Gary Mendes, Ia, of San Juan Capfstraoo WU drtV· lnl oort.bbound OD Del Prado wbeo be apparently failed to oe1oUate • tum, atrikin1 a vehi-cle driven by WlWam Brown, 34-, of San Clemente. Brown wu not tnjured ln the crash. which llelrt llendea and bl.a pueencer, BonnJe Lamkin. 23, of San Clemente to San Clemeate General H.ospltal with minor lzUm1es. Meoda aod bu puaenter were treated and later nsleued from tbe bospttaL A ffJ)arate but •lmilar appeal from Columbia Jtlctuna In· dualrlea Inc. al.so wu rebtlff ed today a ..... io Pt1ee Bnsrfllfl LOS ANGELES (AP) -Angelo Buono Jr., accuaed in the Hill.aide Stranller murden, wu to appear la court th1a after· noon for a brief pretrial seuion. Buono is scheduled to ao on trial Jan. 21 for lbe aeriet of slaylngs, althouah defense attorneys say the trial may be de- Pair Injured In S. County Auto Smashup earlier approYal.9~•11 qned t.o motber -the -pfana and envll'ocmen report for tbe ao·c:alled Collnu de Captstnno development. City offlclall and rea1deot.t are hoping the commluioa wall make chan&e& to the developer's plans, and require the builder to preserve the aceoic ndaeUne. Mother Identifies Teen Slaying Victim layed until late ln the aprtn1. . Buono's cousin, confeued killer Kenneth Bianchi, la expect· ed to be the pro&ecuiloo's star witness. According to reports published today In the Loe Aqelea Times, Bianchi has been leading detectlves and proeecuton on a grlaly tour throu&h the city retraclna tbe atepa be H)'S be and Buono took durtna the R\Ualde St.rancler 1laytnp. f HU,hUghl1 /rom toda11'• ~and~ ua ~) F,.._P-.AJ MECHAM REPLIES. • • meeUn& Wednesday be la "not too happy with ht.a (Meebam'1) performance" OD the Plaimlnl Comma.alon. Ahlman 1ajd be· would not elaborate Mecham'e two allle• on the coancU, Mayor Pro Tem Myrtis W a1oer and Councilwoman Karoline Koeater, uy they believe they will be out-voted at lbe Dec. 1.9 meet.int when the ftr. ing dec:i.lioo 11 expected. ·'The American 111tem of justice la baled on the belief that a penoo la innocent until proven guilty," Mecham taid. "Tbl IC· tJona of tbe council at their lut meetlq tndlcate th•Y do not concur wtth tbat concept.'' Mecham and Wulfect have frequently clashed OD matuin DAILY PILOT brou1bt before th• Plannlo1 Commllfion. Ahlman, Kalacbed, Mu. Koester and Mn. Wasner wtt· neued th• lateat Mecbam· WuUec:k club Tueaday a..lebt wben lledwn UMd pa.rliamilll- tary procedure to overnale t.be commtukm cbalnnan and db- cu11 questionable actlou by a developer. Tbe four couell memben watched u Mecham and OOCD· ml11lonen Cllff OeUaUJ and Robert Llmber1 qulsted clty en1lneu FA Putz OD auertadly unauthorised road sradinC IDd pipeline dlalnl on the Fanter Ranch. Wulfeck UMrted tbat lt wu not Pl"CJP91' t.o ll'ilJ Puts and tut tbere ,.... not.bl.DI wroat wttb the 1radlnl and dlalnl. Jn • letter to tb• m.:l,~ Wulleck~tUtM la "DOllticalllJ" matl•ated liDce Mecham may nm for Cll7 OluD- cU lD tbe April a election. llecbam nm ~ lMt April ••ebam iatd toda~ be bellev. ~Md ftrtq ..... pollUcal CIKJL_ ... Be la.kt bl .. Couldlftaa·nmmaa ror oouDCU AlalD but la not DOW a deellnt cudidate. \ · A motori.lt and bl.a Pu.tenpr were injured early tb1a IDOl"Dlng oo the 0~1• Hipway near Caapen Park after the drivet" appareaur JOit coatrol of bis four-whee drive vehicle. Ron McCormick, 21, of San Juan Caplatrano and bis puaeqel', Dave Tat.tam, a1lo ot the Mllaion City. were repol1ed In utlaf aclor)' CODdlUon at San Clemente General Ho•pltal followlnl the a a .m. crub. CaWomia Highway Patrol of. ricer Harry Lanafeld said McCormick wH drlvlnl hls vebtcle westbound on Orte1a Hipway about 1.6 mll• eut ol Cupen Park when it Left the ro•dway and 1lammed lnto a 30-foot bilb bank. Both men .,.,.. treac.ed at the acene of tb• accident and transported by ambulance to the Jio.pttal. Board Picks (]Def Tonight Saddlaback Commualty eon ... Dlltrtc:t board llUlmben plan to decide tonl&bt which of tbem wtll MrY• u 'board pnai· dent for the nut year. Curnat bcN.rd chW Robert L. Price ... elecMcl to tbe poet lix montba 8'0'wMD Truawe Larry Taylor' ~ down fr'OID the ~-'-.... bwd la ecbedWed to~8:.t~IO p.m. lo Boom 105 of Uae cam.Pua_ Ubr•l'J i. llOOO Mar,.U. Park•., lD •''*"' vt.jo. \ J Girl, 3, Hurt In San Juan A l·J••t·old laa Juaa Capl.atrao strb~m•lu la 'tathf...., I~ 9t ..... .. o: n, ......... ...., ....... ,..,v...,. ~l!~-r.;:w .. •·" ., .. ~-....,., . ........ .,. ............ ..................... ............. ~-Ill .., ..... tr''fli -.1stxa ud CellaPa'•t Dmlf'• olftclall au• u.. ..,..... ..... -ll11Wl«I, ............... ,. ..... eliiliM. ' -·. Tom Merrell, the cil1'1 plan· nlng director, said the clty'1 con· cern la "entirely the rhtaeUne." and said the quealion o( ~ in the hlllaide is nol at tuue. "Tbe plan, u cunentll •I>' proved. would allow ai,rullcant tradint and alteraUon to the rld~ellne above the clt.y." Mu· rel said. "It would make a ,re t difference to the character of the community." Troopa Attacked KAOSRIUNO, Taiwan <AP> - A mob of 10,000 protHten, an11Nd wtMn police blocked • World Hum.an Rllhta Day nll.J, attached unarmed Hcdrll1 tl'OOP9 wtth c:lubl for two boun SUncla, nltbt lD tbla IOUtbenl port dty, witw•• 1aid. There W81 DO lmmedlate word OD bow many .... ln.lund B1 oa.oaa aa.oou raWIN °'_...., .... s.. One of the JOUDI meo believed to be tbe lotb rictlm in • sen. of 11 lim1lar murden bu beetl ldeoUfled u Walt.er Allen Tan· DH, la, ol 0raftle. T•noer. wboM nude bod1 wu discovered Nov 1'1 in a dra1Date ditch near Cara.bad la Sao Dl•IO County, w .. lat aeea at a rock caocert In Loot Buch OD Nov. 16. Police aaid b1I mother bad teen oewapaper report9 about t.he kUHnp and contacted t.be San Dteso Cou.Dty Coroner'• Of. ftoe. Carl1b•d Oetectln Bob McGul&m aUd be m9' P'l1dar with pollcl from Onllae ud San Beraardlao eouetlH ln a mU'atbon 1 rrdoa aboat tM U marden tbat aalbol'Wel bd9ft maJ be dJllDeCtlld. Mast of tM vtctlma an 10Ultl mn ln Mr i-or tal11 .. wboH midi Cll' paitl.U, ade. ~ "tzoo:· the Chrism. Ct8SsiC 100. cotton. ihOfUlnt! tonD .... tn I fWGOW d cotn.oomdllT*md trt our gtJlll Oft·TkN" tided~ bodlea have been 'dumped from ve hicl e• alon& major tbol"OUlhf ...... Ma.t ol the YOUDC men were strangled or auffoca~. and the alaytnp have had bomOMXUal overtaoea, pollc. ban uid. omctala also believe mOlt of the victims may have been hilcbhlkiD& and are aea.rdllnc for potential victims who m.ay have eKaped. "We haven't created a tast force oc anytblna like that," McGuipD said. "We don't know whether It'• the same murderer or murdenn or wbetber It bu just beulcDe a fairlJ CODUDml bpe ol killiu ... The Carta6ed detective aaSd lDYfftipt.on have been m..tilur periodica.U:y lo swap "cOP-~ about tbe murden. The eleventh .tctim lD the 1trtn1 "9Dlalm unidentil'led.