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Newly Married
Baek Future Liza Minnelli
Development Das Misearria e
homeini Faces
TUESDAY AFTERNOO~,f>~CEMBER 11, 1979 .._n.-.-.s .,......
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Tbe lights of the national Christmas tree on the Ellipse
near the White Bouse twinkle during a ~t lighting.
Pres'ident Carter will light the tree at a ceremony Thun·
day. At left is the Washington monument.
Man ·Shot in Attack
On Mesa Policeinan
Newport
Curbs
Projects
Newport Beach City Colmcil
membens cut the number of
homes to be built on vacant land
in half Monday and lopped near·
ly two millioo square feel off of.
fice and industrial space from
land designated for future coo·
structioo.
About 700 acres of un·
· developed land is affected.
The cuts, which came in the
form of an amendment to the
city's general plan, were op-
posed by the two major de·
velopers, the Irvine Company
and the Koll Company.
Today a spokesman for Koll
said the reduction.a make the
firm's land near John Wayne
Airport uodevelopable. He said
the company la cootemplatina
legal action.
The same course of action was
under consideration at the
Irvine Company.
In addition to reducine the
num ben of buildinf: to be aJ. lowed on vacant and. coun-
cilmen allo enJcted a meuure
wblcb would ellmlnate certain
types of land from development.
thus further teduciDI the
amount of future buildin.C.
That land wbtcla can be
deemed undevelopable includes
acreap that bu environmental-
ly semttive babltat areu, blufb,
streama, PGlolical buardl aQd
residential propertf where there
ant blcb DOile levels.
Couneilmen voted 5 to 2 In
favor of tbe Chaqes Wit.b J.ate
Heather' and Don llelmila cti.-
aentlni.
(8ee NSWPOaT, .... AJ)
Elvis Glasses
Solid, Gold, Only $695 Pair
BEAR. Del. CAP> -Last-minute Cbristmu
shoppers with $695 to spare can buy solid-gold sun·
glasses just like the pair worn by the Late smaer
Elvis Presley.
The price is subject to the changing value of
gold. according to Factors Etc .• the Bear, Del., firm
marketing the glasses.
The glasses feature Presley's initials on the
bridge and the letters .. Tea·· -for Presley's motto:
"Take Care of Business" -on each temple.
They are copied from a pair worn by the late
singer and fashioned by designer Dennis Roberts,
Presley's OPtician. The firm a1so will be marketiJll( a
less expensive pair of Elvis gJasses that will sell for$65.
Factors is the same firm that is distributing a
white wine called AJways ElVlS.
Newly Married
Singer Minnelli
Has Miscarriage
NEW YORK CAP) -Enter·
tainer Liu Minnelli. wbo was
married one week aeo. suffered
a miscarriage and was
hospitalized briefiy. the New
Yort Post reported today.
The Post said the stn1er-
actreu, uatna tbe name of her
manaeer, wu adm.lUed to tbe
maternity sedioo of New Yortt
H09pital-Cornell llediea.l Center
OD llODda)'. Sbe bad been rmbed
to tile bospUal from her apart·
meat cm Central Park South. tbe
newspaper Nici.
A bOlpltal spokesman uld
Mia MlmeJH WU releued iata'"
Monday, bet would not coaunmt
OD tbe nature of her treatment.
Ilia llJnMlll married llart
Gero laet Tuesday at St.
Bartholomew's Episcopal
Church.
The newspaper quoted IUu
Minnelli u aaytq, ''We were
both beartbroten, and tt'a a bit
setback."
But. abe added, '1'be doctor
says I can eet prepant 8.Jaln In
January, and we're 10Lna to
try."
Sbe bad been expertend.q
pain liDce her weddlnl. and tbe
pain became Intolerable 0..-
tbe weekend. acc:ordlq to tbe Post.
'Ibieves Get
$7,805 Haul
Rival
Issues
Wan1ing
TERRAN, I.ran (AP> -1be
spiritual ...... ol u.e Asert..i-
jani Tarb. wbo are rebe1J1nc
apimt &Oftl"DIDeal Hthorit.J in
the oortb..t.. Hid lD an ln-
teniew tocla7 that AJatollab
Ra.holWl Kbomeini woUI face
ciril war If be did not llbenlise
bia POtidel toward .berbaij•.
The diapate betweets lran"s
two b.i&best-nmkmc holy mea tn-
ten 1 ill ed when AJatollab
Mohammed Kuem Shariat·
M adari, teeoad most senior ~
ligioaa aeadec, said in an in·
terview with Auociat.ed Press
~t lhu:reen , ....
at his bome in tbe bol7 city of
Qom. "If tbe executift mas
mistakes a1ain, tbe dis-
turbances will continue in
Aurbaijan, tension wlll In·
crease, people will start to kill
each odm", clYil war will tab
place."
Khomeini aays .. American
spies" fomma.ed tbe nbelliao It
is in ita sixUa daJ. bJ the ~
Turks, tbe lar&eat of lrua's
etbnic minarttiila, ia TUda, tbe
capital ol SMl ~-and
(See OlAN, .... Al)
Cease
'
British motorcycle daredevil Edd.le Kidd fllea throuah the
air on his 80-foot Jump across a broken railway brla•e in
Maldon, England. The leap, ~ feet above the River
Cheimer, was a stunt for the movie "Hea vy Metal," to be
released next spring.
Gola Spurts
To Record
.S446 Figure
.....
4 Countians Survive San Orwfre
Ca )• A• C h Waste Fuel ta 1na 1r ras Wrt.age OK'd
From AP Dltpa&eltea
Gold soared $15 to bJt a record
$446 an owice m Zurich today.
The dollar rose against the
Japanese yen but fell an Europe.
Silver a1Jo went up.
In London, eold rose lo "4.5.50
at the afternoon flxinl or the
main London dealers. It wu
tradln& at '"'·50 1n Zurich ln
the a.ftemoon.
Gold ~Monday ln Zurich
at $431 and in London at $431.75.
The pre vious high for gold, an
investor's traditional haven In
times of moneta ry uncertainty,
was $444, rut in Zurich Oct. 2
am id a cnsia of confidence in the
dollar Dealers said the gold price
was boosted by Iranian plans to
cut oil produ.ct1on next yur. an
expe ctation oil producers will in-
cre ase the price late r this
month. and a weaker dollar.
Jn Tokyo, the dollar fell to a
low of 229 yen c:har1q t.radinl to-
day, then rose to cloae al 235.75.
On Monday It closed at 231 25.
One Coreign banker s aid: "Im·
porters came into the market at
the end of the day and Japanese
banks were caught without
dollars, creallng a sudden up·
surge m demand to settle com·
mercial transactlOM.' •
In Europe the dollar dropped
against foreign currencies in
generally thin trading.
Stock prices Jradually
strenlthened in m erat.e trad·
in& today, overcomlD& a modest
decline in the early 101.n1.
The Dow J~ avera1e of 30
induatrial 1tock1 wa1 off by
almost 2 pointa lnltlally. But
after two boun of tradlnl the
blue chip index bad recovered to
pe>at a 1.28Point1aln at 835.15. Analy1t1 cited no apeclflc
newa development to account for
the market'• modest recovery.
But 1<>ld and precloua metals
atoclu apparently 1ot a lift from
record Sold prlcea on 1.nt.erna·
tionaJ bullian markets.
Missiles Planned
BRUSSELS, Belstum (AP) -
AU member 1overnment11 of
NATO have a1~ lo U.S. plans
to baae 572 medium-ranee
nuclear ml11lles tn Western
Europe, and t.belr foretan and
defeme m.bmtere will approve
the plan Wednelday dw1n& the
North Atlantic Alliance'• annual
winter meetina, senior
diplomata reported.
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DAILY PILOT
Four Orange CounUan11, in·
eluding two Irvine residents,
were reported in serious but sta-
ble condition today at a Tor·
ranee bc»r.'tal after aurvivina a
fiery airp ane crash Monday on
Catalina bland.
The cause or the noontime
craab hi under lnveaUgaUoo by
the Federal Aviation Ad·
mlnlstration.
A apokeaman in the Long
Beach office said today it could
take several weeb lo complete
the probe of tbe accident
R•ulta ot tbat lnvestl1atioa will
then be wrned over to the Na·
Uonal Transportation Salety
Board, which will determlne lbe
cause of the crash.
The four victim• suffered
third degree bums over 1.5 to 30
percent of their bodi• -mostly
on their arms, band.I and backa
-after their small plane
cras hed on takeoff from
Catalina's Airporl-ln·the·Sky.
which iB located about 10 miles
from the harbor resort town of
Avalon.
A spokeswoman al Torrance
Memorial Hospital said today
the four victims were sun beinl
treated in the bum mitt.
Monday's incident was the
second Catalina-related plane
crash ln u many daya. Two peo-
ple were killed and ooe is still
misain& in the craab of a private
plane that went down Sunday off
HunUQltA>D Beach wbile en route
lo C at.alina.
p,...p_,,eAI
Tbe injured were tdenUned u
pilot Christopher Williams of
Cypress; Karen Mendez, 2A, d
Anaheim; Cbrus Taylor, 218, or
Irvine. and bis 24·year-old wUe,
Terry.
Deputy Doyle C&mpbell ~ the
Los Angeles County Sberltt'•
Department said the plane bad
taxied about 2,000 feel down the
runway when an englDe cowlina
apparently broke loose and new
straight up in the a1r
NEWPORT ••
Campbell said t.hia may have
caused the Piper Chetokee to
veer to the left and off the edge
of an embankment, where the
small cratl exploded.
The four mana1ed lo escape
tbe flaming wreckaae and a
sbertffa helicopter transported
tbem to Torrance for treatment
of their bum.a.
An Avalon airport apokeaman
said the four bad arrived oo the
island 8unday lo 1l&bbee ud
had stayed over until MODdaY
mornln&.
Proponenta of tbe cban1ea
said lbe reduct.ions are aimed at
reducing traffic con1ntioo ln
Newport Beacb. Mn. Heather
and Mclnnia said the changes
were arbltnry and so com·
prehenaive that an envirocunen·
tal impact report should be pre·
pared before the cuta are made
final.
Loot Reco~ered
SAN FRANCISCO (AP>
Three men robbed Cand*Uck
Park'• conceakJn office of more
than '75.000, but the money wu
recovered after they abandoned
tbetr car and fled oo foot, police
aay.
l',....Pflfl'!AJ
IRAN IN CHAOS. • •
Iran's third largest city.
The Azeris • rebellion hi con
sidered a threat to Khomeini'•
power becauae of the role tbe
minority plays ln Iranian IOCle·
ty. Known for their bard work
and determination lo advance
themselves, the Aserta are dll·
proportlonately represented
amon1 the m1lltary, civil service
and the merchant clan.
Although most live ln Aurbal·
jan, many others are spread
throughout the country.
And, becauae of Shariat·
Madari's reliP>ua rank, the dil·
pule threat.ens to underml.De the
reliaious lepUmacy of the fev·
ohat\on. Anaerec:t by mob attacb oo
Sbartat·Madarl'• home and by
the failure of Khoroelnl'• new
lllamlc couUtutlon to srant
them autonomy. tbe Turk•
Ml"4-ffnff'Ol of Tabrb OD
Thurtda1 and battled eovern·
ment troops and revolutionary
suardl tbroulh the weekend for
control of the local radio at.a6oD
and other IOffl'DmeDt buJW,,,.,
Kbomelnl'• force• re1alned cootrol ~ the ra&o ataUon MOD·
da • TebrU nidlo 1akl a ·~poup
of ~rmed people" tried to attack tM atatScln 'iat .,.,.. ~ aD4121'8"~·~ bl Tabris W4 ftHl _~dim• OhJtrat.td Ill tbl dt1 but tbe1
HW DO aUllck OD tbl atattoo: KhomUl teat a peaee cWeO" tloa to Tabrl1 btade4:~bf
J'lDaoc• IO.allter AbOUa ... an
BUJ a.di' -~ cl die Tana-..--•• artr,..
f\INd eo.-Wte • ftl ..
le11ttoa 4l4 talll wa•ta ti•• p~··~ ....... .:::·=-.r:-..:: ~G-llfMld ..
the American boata1es ln the OC·
cupled U.S. Embuay "ln the
very near future,"
Gbotbudeb told a JMWS COD·
ference, "We are 101D1 lo have
independent lntemational ob-
1erven to fo and vtalt the prilODel'l ln. hope a very abort
Ume and atterwa;.d. 1 hope that
visita wUI be made reaularly."
The news COQference wu for
newspaper and ma111ine re·
portera, not news a1encle1, but
The Auoctated Presa obtained a
tape recordt.na of the quelUona
and anawen.
Amona the lnt.emational in·
termedlarlea ln Tehran ls
Harold Schmidt DelJ'Wlffk ~
the International Red Croea,
who aaw 15 of tbe boata••
earlier lD the ftve-..U lleae·
U.N. em1lu.r'y Zubalr YemlD ar·
rived Lo Tebran Gil Moadu and
Sri L-anka Porel)d 1lllll1ter
Shahul Hameed, wbo a1readJ
bu acted u an intermediary, LI
reportecllJ back ID Tebraa.
G botbsad•b aatd att.empta
were '*Ill.-bJ Iranlan of· nclala to _,...,ble ID intena•
ttonal P'and iW7 aa 100D u
poHlbl• to ta.aet11at.e Iran'•
1rlevancea, lneludlDI ertmu
ebar1ed a1aln1t th• depoud
1bab. ~_. ... _ ,. _ _._ ABCMewt~·"".9"'.,..~ a4mlniltnUOD bacl .... .,..w·•
Ulat lf the ao Amerteaa taolUlll
WtN DDt rtJeaMct wltlalD leYC
to 10 dafl, tbe UatYd .._ woald~ .. ~--· patp to -. don lrlaiu ~AlitaUal .. ... Dolli ............. ...
t • It.ate ~.rta .. t'• ta* fOftl. 'Ina dilld4id .... ~ _:
DOIDelDi CID ...., Will
the Uilllld ...... to ..... ll'•lild--·~--ae ........ caner.
By RAYMOND ESTRADA °' ... o.tty ,. .... MM'
Federal officials s ay the
roadblock.a have been cleared to
allow spent radJoacll ve fuel to
be tranaported away from the
San Onofre nuclear power plant
site three miles south ol San
lement.e. J amea Hanchett, a Nuclear
Regulato ry Co mmis sion
spokesman in San f'ranc1aco.
said Monday the spent fuel pro-
duced from San Onofre'• react.or
wlll again be allowed to be
shipped by truck to a storage
raciflty rn Moma. 111
Earlier this ye ltr. N RC of
flclala l.i&htened rules regardlnR
the shipment of tbe apenl fuel
from the nation's 70 ucenr.ed
atomic reactors
Hanchett said the exact date
and route on wblch San Onotre's
spent fuel Wlll be abipped will
not be released for security rea·
IOIU. 1be fuel could be uaed to
produce plutoruum.
Unde r the new NRC rules
Hanchett said armed aua rds
mll5t accompany each spent fuel
shipment
NRC officaalB have expresaed r ea ra \.bat terrorist 1roupe coukl attempt to seize tbe plut.oruum·
rich material and use it to
manufacture a crude atomic
bomb.
Southern California EdJ1on
Compan)' otnclall. operalon ~
the San Onofre plant, and NRC
aides are now arranitnl the de-
t.a.lla ror the eventual cont1Dued
spent fuel transport la ac·
cordance wilb tbe ne•
1u1del.inel, Hanchett uid.
One new np.lation prohlblta
trantportlns the radioactive
wute tJirouCb a city of 100,000 or
more population.
poup, lbioftl4 that TO percent of
prtnt. WCllbft, aceptln\.:: tau tton worbrl, wW cet
day off • well. Some staff memben of tM -4-
mlnbtration '1 budaet. office = Poled t:be move beeauae of co.Jt:im•t.ld nnoualy at t
mi to SZIO mlUlm.
But eventuall)' tbe otnce ~
lhna1ement and Bud1et of-
fttlal)y endM'Md tbe extra clay
off, whtcb WH pushed moat stroll~ tw Alan IC. Campbell1 bead ~ the federal Office or
Penonnel llanaaement.
Flag Burner
Assails Law
BERKELEY <AP> -A man
f actn1 cba.rlet of burnin1 ao
American na., at a pro-lrmao
rally at tbe University of
California'• Be:rtteley campus la
plann.tnc to cb•lLeore the tt.ate
law that prohibit.I "c..Un1 coo·
tempt on the naa."
Arralanment I• acbeduled Dee. 1t la Berb&ey )lunidpll
Court for SleY9D AD8MUo.
Hla l•WJ•r, Nortoa Tooby,
said Uaat a 1t'1' U.S. Supreme
Court declaloa o.ertorned a
aJmUar la• from aDOta..r It.ate and be will ut that tbe
Callfonaa law be oalWled • tbe
same bash . Uader ti• CalllOl"Dla law, the mutmam
peaah.y LI m mcmUll ln Jail ud
al500f1De.
Shah's Kin
Offen Self
SACRAMENTO <AP) -
A dhli.nberited nephew of
the depoeed sbab of Iran
baa offered to exchange
hlm•elf for 20 or the
American bostaaes in
Tehran. Darius Pahlavi Hillyer,
22. an American citizen,
told a KCRA ·TV in-
terviewer Monday tbat
such an exdlanae would
live bJm a chance to prove ftlmMtf.
Hillyer WU stripped or
bl• princebood, a $1.2$
tnlllioD trail 1'md and Ira·
naan cit.iun.sh.ip aft.er be·
lnl convicted lll 1977 of as-...i~ a police officer ln
Or ... Valle7, wbere be
11 .. e1 • .a.-• ~ .. ~
Chnstmu trees are becoming
a valuabl e commodity
When th1ev~ stole two 10-foot
Oou1lu firs from a Christmas
trH IOl tn lrvtne Monday after
noon. the loss was placed at
$200
Police said two unidentified
auapeda ~L to the lot to the W ahmt DI Center 8Dd
parked their van oa the eu&,lide ot tbe JoL '
The attendant there, Adelle
Stone. and her son were wortdn1
on the west side of the k>t when a
woman told them aomeoae wu.
puttiq treea in the rear ot the
van.
Wl>cn the van wu approaebed
by M ra. Stone '1 toa. Che doon
alammed ahut a.ad the veldcle
aped olf.
Manhunt Continues
SANTA P'E, N.11. (AP) -A
manhunt mlDI beJlcoptel"I and doe teaml eoadaued todQ lD
nortberD New Mmeo f« ftve
prilon W..IP 111 after foa.r otbel'I.
..... ~ wUbout 1neiclem,
autboritiH aald. Authorities
belleH tb• remaialo• fhe .ea,_ eouJd be armed' Pd
are eooaldered e&ttemely danaeroua.
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Orange Cnast
EDITtON
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ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1979 c FIFTEEN CENTS
TH• RAGUS , Net~· l&IMll (AP)-Att.or'My Otnera1
UalD ft. CtriMW w an , ....... Plea t.o tM llllilrD&-
al ODalt ot Juatlce toda1 to
U"9 • Amedcu .._ ...
ftom tlMil' ''lllepl and umu''
lmprilC!ftlM'>l lD the buds al Ira· mu ml!ttnt• br'l'ehran.
Por the ftnt Ume, U .s. ol·
ftelalt Mid they believe some ol.
Cbe ~ mllbt beve bMll
moved from tbe ~cupied U.S.
Embuay to Wlknown locatlom.
There bad been persistent un-
* * *
Pleads
eonflr'IDM re rtl l T• nn that IOtDt Americam eel bem
taken • ·•a adlttw d1ll c:owt awe
Gd NltralDld u.pr beea111e eo
al my~ an to IMlil ot tbelr U~ and an 1uft ri8' u I 1peek:~ avUeW ct.eland. He apote befoN a packed
courtroom, ~ 00)1 empty Mata
belq a row Ht uide for the Ir•·
nlan deleaatioo. Iran boycotted
the ~. contendmc the
matter does not fall under the
JUriadictloo ot the court. which
* * *
for World
11 tile dal body al tbe
Ua.lt.dNa .
Tb• 11 b&ack·robed J\lltlce. sat
lmpulively nu. court Preai·
dent Sir humpbny Waldock
nad the U.S. eo;:tamt allealnl tbat lnA vkal.a lDtematkinal
law and dlPloma tmmumtiby boldJqU.lata,..aJnceNov.4.
'"nlia lmpriloameat la Wecal
and lnbuman," Ci~ told the
court 1n b1a 20-mlnute open&nc
statement. " ... 1 aak you to
take the quickest possible action
to end um barbaric activity and
* * *
aave human Uvea ...
Tbe United States la = both a ftndinc that Ay
Ru.bolllb Kbomeinl 'a re&lme bu
committed "lfave violatJooa" ol
four international treaties and
an order that it release the
bo.taees. The Tehran militant.a
say they will not free tbelr cap-
lives untU the United States
bands over the ousted Shah ot
Iran for trial in Iran.
In a detailed preaenuUon or
the U .S. complaint to the court.
Stale Department le1al adviser
* * *
Co11rt
Robert• B. Owen uid tbe
bosta .. bad been IUbJeCted to a
b•rTOWUll ordeal.
They have been bound band
and fed. subjected to th.r:eALI ol
trial and even of "bemg put to
death." he aaid They have been
derued vwtors and mail "and
essentially h eld 1ncom-
mun.lcado •• He disclosed that il was
believed some hostages mi&ht
ba ve beell transferred from the
embuay compound to conftne·
ment elsewhere. but he bad no
* * *
Aid
information on their •
whereabouta.
Owen did not ••Y what tbia
belief wu baaed on. Previously
U.S. oflidall bad ack.nowledeed
tbe Tetiran r e ports that lbe
hostages might have been
moved, but said they bad no
such information themselves.
One tenior Slate Department
officaal a&Jd that even though it
appeared unlikely the Iranians
would attend, the court coo.Id
stm make a Judgment on the
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omeini to U.S.: Dump Carter
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REMAINS OF LIGHT PLANE ntAT WENT DOWN IUNDA~HAULED OFF BEACH
Two Men Kiiied. Third Preeumed Deed In Cl'll9tt Oft 8o1u Chica 8tete .. ach
~ Two Countians Killed
·Another Missing as Plane Plunges in Ocean
l By JERRY CLAUSEN
Of .. Dally l"IMt SUff
• Two Garden Grove men were
)llled Sunday and a third is pre·
:sumed dead when a single·
•engine Cessna 172 plunged into
rthe ocean off Bolsa Chica Stale
Beach.
FAA authorities said the pilot.
David Lee Riddle, 38, and a
passenger, Eddie Reyes, 20. died
wbeo tbe four-place aircraft
dropped throu gh fog and
crashed about 300 yards off.
shore.
Officials said a third man,
Reyes' older brother Ruben, was
believed aboard the plane when 1it took off from Huntington
'Beach's Meadowlark Airport at
Ua.m . ,
An FAA official said the
aircraft , rented from
Meadowlark Aviation Unlimil·
ed. was bound f o r Santa
Catalina Island.
The aircraft was the third in
the lut 10 days to experience
difficulty while landing or after
t.akinl oil from the airport.
Coast
Hunllngt.on Beach poli~ srud
at least two surfers were in the
water near whe re Sunday's
crash occurred.
John Oetken, 20, of Long
Beach swd he was on his board
and waiting for a wave wben be
heard the • 'sputtenng-of an
airplane engine."
Oetken said he saw the craft
e merge from heavy fog, tunung
on its left side and then disap-
pear again into the heavy fog.
He told police he heard 1t
crub just seroods later.
Surfer Graig McDonald. 26, or
Norwalk, told officers be heard
the sputtering engine and the
crash. He said be paddled in the
direction of tbe noise. spotted a
floating body and took 1t to the
beach on his 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
Ufeguards said the third body
was not recovered despite un·
derwater searches in the
wreckage.
Bmy Agenda Seen
For Sclwol Board
The election of officers and the
leaslnf of a closed elementary
scboo are the main agenda
items at Tuesday's meetlna ol
the Newport-Mesa Unified
School Diatrlct Bdard of Educ&·
lion.
Representatives of Coaalline
Community College are expect·
ed to attend the session to offer a
proposal for lease of thf;.. a ban·
doned Mesa .Verde Ele~tary
School, 2990 Mesa Verde Drive
West, Costa Mesa.
Blockade
Titreat
Jeered
TEHRAN. Iran <AP ) -
Ayatollah Rubollah Khomeini,
danng the UnJted States to im
pose an economic blockade
again.at bd re&ime. declared to-day that Pnlsident Carter I.a try.
ing to "take over" Iran and told
Americana they should "remove
l;arter from the political scent-."
"The nation 0 1 America
s hould know that they shoukl not
vote for Carter because Cart.er
has betrayed. America ... the Ira-
nian leader declared in a speech
to Moslem students
Khome i ni also blamed
Carter'• "sples.. for tl>e U.P·
ri.liDI al lnlUan Turb bl tbe
northwest rqloa of Azerbaijan.
In Azerbaijan today. leaders of
the dis.idea cootrollinl the c1 · ty of TabnS rebUftecs a peace
dele1aUoneot by KbomelnJ.
The altuatlon of the U .S.
boata1es IJl the American Em·
buay in Tehran remained u.n·
chanied on lhelr 37th day in cap-
tivity. A U.N. spokesman aa.id
Secretary-General Kurt
Waldhe im was sendang the
foreign minister of Sri Lanka to
v1s1t the hostages.
Iranian t'or e1gn Minister
Sadegh Gbotbzadeh says Iran
will set up a n international
paoel to investigate "practically
all" the hostages for spymg
"We are not frightened of
economic blockades. · Kho
meuti said in today's address. m
hlS headquarters City of Qum
..... The mistakes of theSl'
brainless superpowers. who
think that now they have sU<'h
power over all the world, all the
un1verse.shouJdfo1Jowthem
··America s hould remove
Carter from its political
scene He duigraced Amenca
in the world. he m obilized
Moslerns agamst Amenca, th.ls
Carter. Carter does not deserve
to be the president of America
The nation of Amenca sboold
know that they should not vote for
Carter because Carter has
betrayed Amenca. ·'
The Mosle m clergy m an
revolutionary contended that
U.S. agents figbllng a "holy war
for Carter" were reapooalble for
the dhlurba.oca in Tabriz
In a day ol fiptlna tllere SUn·
day, Khomeini's supporters
r«aptured lbe raello staUoo and
governor's mansion but tbat
could not bold \hem.
Wea&her
Fair except for nl&bt
and mornlnc low clouds
and local fOJ. Cooler days. Lo,n tonllbt from 47 at
the bucbe:I to 53 lDland.
Hl1b1 Tuesday from 63
aloOa tbe eout to a ln·
Jaad.
But those items could be over-
shadowed by diltrtct teachers
wbo are expected to protest a
propoeed e percent wa1e bike
for nut year. The teachers and dlatrlct
declared an lmpaue lat week
in contract ne1otlations. The
teacben, who have worked
without a contract 1ince it ex-
pired July 80, want a 14 percent
City Must Pay
Pandyzed Man Win& Suit
INBmETOD-'T
'tltt C•Odrett o/ God,
fowttW °" .. an.or Cocut
...... ....., la to ,.,.
~$#""°"'·,...Al.
pal~ out to all dlltJ1ct
teae-. 'toda)' urOn& them to
attend tbe IDMtlDI and •peak to
tbe board askinl for moc.
mo11•r. accordlnl to .Jean
Baraum a4m•••watln Ulla·
wit few UMt dlaUkt.
Pnnttd 111.u.t lD the flJer
state "if JOU nm I pereent l&1 awQ (from tbe mWin1> but we ..... d: Wiil .ea.ad ucl ...
yout' II I me!'
Na.-WW be nombllt.ed for
t1s boerd Of edQcaUoo '°I: hldu4!Da .. praldat, •le belct ...... tbl ... tnllw. ....
e4 at tb1 7:IO p.a>. meetiDI .t Harper SebooJ Communlty O.wr. di E. tab • ~ .....
/,
,.,. ..........
lt'hl a f' re ...
Dl•mocrat Lo u1.., Lambert
gNs .1 comforting embrace
from h1.., \l.lfe. Mar). as he
f J<'('!' supporters rn Baton
H o u g l' . L a . t h c• f 1 r .., t ,
De mo< r ;st lo In" t' to ..i
fh·pullltnin tn the r.irl' for
Lou1~tana ~O\ ernor in 102
)t•ar"
* * *
U.S. Hits
Japan for
Oil Buy
PARIS CAPl ln a sudden
swttch. the Uruted States lashed
al Japan today for sending "am·
b1guous signals" to Iran by buy
ing tugb-pnced boycotted 011 and
easmg the effects of a freeze on
Ir an a an assets
Japanese 011 comparues and
ba n~s drew lbe wralh of
Amencan offtc1als bert! as
Secretary or State Cyrus R.
Vance. Vl.Rtml Wat European
capilala. ftilipped. up bb drive for
a wuted ftOOOftlic front against
Iran lD force the release ol 50
American bostqa.
Tbe Cut« adminlstraboa bad
la1ated pubUcly that the United
Stales .. &eUlD.I .uoaa sup.
po rt from allies. The sudden
ttltinsm ol Japan wu a at.ar·
Wns t.umabout.
Vance was to meet with
France's President Valery
Gbcard d 'Estaing today. In a
late addibon to bring Japan anto
the dialogue, he scheduled a
mt>elmg with Japanese Foreign
M1n1 ster f ' M Okada hert>
tomght
U S conc<.'rn ove r the
Japanese oil purchases was reg
1stered with Ok1da by Richard
Coopt>r. undersecretary of state
for ecooom1r affairs. before the
m1mster·s meetmg Wlth Vance
In London on the first leg of
his tnp Loda~'. Vance reportedly
met \I. Ith wmt.' success in talks
"1th Bnt1 ~h Prime M1n1ster
Margaret Thatcher and Foreign
M.m1ster Lord Carnngton But
Britain 1-. \1rtuJll~ st>lr
!oouff1c1enl in 011
Penny a Mile
Wood-burning Auto Tested
LOS ANGELES <API -Four
Alabamans and lhf'1r wood -
burntng car expected to com
plete their S2.700 mile trek to
Calllorn.ia I.Oday at a cost of less
than a penny a mile
But t.bat·s not counting ex·
penses for the gu-guultng half
ton pickup truck that followed
them coast to·coast collectmg
w ood for the experimental
"aasi·fire." ··we lost money by cominc to
Los Angeles." ad matted hn
Ru11ell. president of the Alex-
ander City ruel residue con'ffrt·
ing plant where the wood-to-fuel
reactor wu born .. But this trip WU planned ..
a teal-nm and we didn't bave the
Ume to eo out bwaUn1 for wood
ourselves."
R uuell and three ECON
•mplo1ee1 pulled out of
Jackaanvllle, Fla., elabt c:laya
a•o after blt~ lbe reactor to a tral1er beblnd the.Ir Cbtt'I lta·
donwap.
''Tb• aulfJer twm tbe wood
lDto cbatcoAI and tMn p\IJ.la off u;e woOd pa, which ll ln vapor
form," explalned Jerry
BlclwdloD.
"lt all itaNd u. ~ -lbu "IOUnd out it worked. • be wd. Callf orrua · golluUo control
lfUdei "'*' ~Ub to bow • tue Wt men •boat boW tbt lD·
ventloo wons.~. AltbbU6. Ruuelf tlalma air
qU11l1.dftdAli til WulllD&toA.
l>.C. ~OTld the ~mGal nan. at.a A.Ir taout'• 9Mrd
spokesman Fred Baumburger
said UK' car would have to be
tested and issued a special
permit to make It street·legal in
Californaa
"Who knows." Baum burger
said. "that thmg miaht be going
down the rreew ay like 8
locomotive. We'd like to work
with them on it "
But Russell said the wood·to-
fuel cooveraioo is a smokeless,
hydro-carbonless process that
emita no pollution "u far as we
know."
Motorist.a "have alm08t run us
off tbe heeway looldq" at the
curious car, Ruuell said.
MOBILE HOME
SOW 'FAST'
• 'Tbe Dally Pilot made me
very happy when I sold my
mobile home ri&bt away in the
paper'• cluslfled aeetion."
Tbal'I \be advertbinJ IUceell
atory ot t.be Hwstlqtoo Beach
man who placed thil ad ln the
Dalb Pllot:
HUNTING10N Bl:ACH By o,.,.... Xd4 mobile 'bome~cloae to ~ach
Ull•lUtU
.Target
r... Alt DIR::1t1l11
TIMI u.a. dollar r.u MulJ 10 Jn CM Tc*Jo fONICD a· clua1• market toda7, au ..... uld lt ... u.. l!lgpgt
drop ta .. d.t.J ta u. ts1ltGlj " u....-..,
Fire Kiiis • a..w ...
MIDWAY, Ala. <AP> -lb of alne ebUdreo autbortU. ukt
were left Wlltteoded were ldlled wben ftre deatro,ed a tlt.rw-
bedroom brick home ta IO'rtbe•t Alab&ma. •
The victim.a wen the cbildrea and lll'UCldUldno ol l:.IOUD
Jordan, •ald 8u.1Jock CoaO eon--lob Gray. ft. =d Jordan, mother of two of tbe Ylc:Uml, and ber tu.
who were mothen of U!e other children, •ere away wbea
fire •tarted Sunday. Deputy Coroner 'Ibomu MaJ aakl Mn. Jordan told hlm abe
thought Lbe ftre wu cauaed by a faulty electrical outlet at the
foot of her bed, add1n1. "She u.ld •be bu bad trouble wtt.b 1l
before."
Callfel"llla Rd•• 8t1U 8Caatl•
WASHINGTON (AP) -The U.S. Supreme Court today left
intact a deci.sloo requlrt.ne all Caltfomla pubtlc acbooll to make
reuonable effort.I to allow t.eacben lo be ablent on reUP>ua
bollda)'I.
By a 1-3 vote, the juaticel turned down arlQIDtlltl b7 a
Tulare O>unty •chool dlalrlct U!at 1ueb accommodatiou Ylolate
the Constitution'• ban on sovernment entaqlement ID l"elislan.
Ju.st.ices WUllam J. Brennan Jr., John Paul S&n-ad
Harry A. Blackmun voted lo eive cloler atudy tot.be cue bat four
vote• are needed to arantaucb review.
SF Kldflap Plot ~ ... efl
OAKLAND (AP> -A priaoo-1pawned band of black mlll·
tanta planned lo kidnap foreten diplomata ln SU Francileo to
force the release of convict.a at Fobom atate priloa, the Oakland
Tribune report.a.
The plot by the Black Guerrilla Family wu thwarted wbea
police learned of the plot aft.er a seem1n11Y rout1ne marijuana
arrest oo a San Francl.sco street corner. the newspaper aald.
The newspaper said the oreanhatioo plaJlned to kidnap
Consuls-General Otto Bornhauser of Swtt.aerlaod, Frederick
Rergenstrahle of Sweden and Dr. Lothar Scbuenke of West
Germany, and the former conaul-1eneral of Japan, Tam.Jo
Arnau
~rgnt' !llerger Appre1'ftl
LOS ANGELES (AP> -Shareholders of Belriqe OU Co
approved the largest merger an hiltory today al a routine meet
mg reflecting none or the corporate lnfl&bllnl th~~ tt.
Slightly more than 63 percent of the aha.re voted lt
approve the S3 65 billion mer1er of Belriqe, a ck>Ml.J bel4 ftrm
with ma~ oil boldhi,. near Bakersfteld, lnto SIMU OU Co.
Shell's proposal called for Belrld1e aharebolden lo l'Heive
$3,665 per share ln eaah or $916 in cub and SZ, 749 ln !nit.aliment
note•. Bolridae stock bad been ael.11Da tor about la.oot a ..,..
before the mer1er wu announced.
3 Stra .. led; Drtlfl• s..,,eeaefl
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The poulbWty that drul ulel may
have played a role In the strangulation dealhl of two meo and a
woman In a aouthwest area apartment wu belne checked to-
day, poUcesaid.
The bodies or Patrice Brandon, 19, and Preston Wheeler, 22.
were found by a friend Sunday nlebl io the apartment they
1hared, said homicide detective U . Paul Eatrada.
The body of a man ln b.lJ early 30I wu a1lo found but re·
mains unidentified, he aald.
Publie Confidence
In Carter Doubles
NEW YORK <AP) -Public
confidence in President Cart.er 1
has more than doubled aince the
bealnnm.i ot the cn..11 in Iran,
the lartell one-month jump ever
recorded by Gallup, the polling
or1anlution aay1.
AccordlDll to a recent poll
publlshed ln thla week'• edition
of Newsweek maaazine, public
approval of Carter's
performance l'OM from ao per-
cent to Sl percent 1lnce Nov. 4,
the day mllltant 1tudenta took
bostaaes at the U.S. Embauy in
Tebr&f1,
Gallup Orsaniutlon Pretldeat
Andrew Kohut Hld it WU the
DAILY PILOT
~~=-Mllll"l&: n ' ... ,•-
OfftMt .=.."=-~.=t=~
T11J;Jll1:11 (n4t.-.t
e ..............
blggeat jump in presidential
popularity exceedin1 lbOM Just
aft.er Pearl Harbor, the lnvuloo
of Nor1b Korea and the Cuban
ml11llecrUll.
••However,'' Kohut aald,
"Carwr LI world.nl off• bue of
30. Most Pf'•ldenta •tarted at
bl1her bue t.ban t.bat durine
limes ol crilll."
Th• 525 people 1urvey1d
Wedne.day and Thunclay were
11ked tbe1tandardqu .. uon: "Do
you approve or diH~~~I~ the
way J~S::~art.eriA hi.I jobu t?''
ft• dollar ...a tbe day at
111. ~ aft.r reachlna ab.to
of HO.to 1borU1 atfer tti•
mubtODmed .. IC~ kDon wby," OM
dealer ''It WU ID UlclhUb c~mmtr.t.·•
Ot.bm' .... aald .......
f•lbaa ol ~ abOut tbe dollat't fuan tpNad tllrouab
tbe marbt beca-. of hpaeae
preu reporta that it bad bh tbe
ceUln•.
That created a .. bandwap
effect," one trader 1ald.
"Svel'Ybod.Y 1a delperate not to
mla ti. blll. Even thole who
bad been boldiq off. thtnttne
the drop wW bait, be1an dump.
ins doll.an."
The claillar wwt from 170 yen a 19?. to • Jut month but d •boat elabt yen lut w .
lleanwblle the price of 1o&d
wa••UOtlY~r.
On t6e bullioo market., Sold
wu quoted at Mat.u an ounce
la LGedoa and ... tn ZUrtcb.
Tb• metal clOMd rrlday at
SUS.SO In Londoa and '429 1n
Zurich.
Stock price. fell ill f ai.rly slow
trad!ns toda.Y f ollowlna the ble lo.1 for the dollar ln Tokyo'•
currency t.rad1na and continued
uncertalnl)' about lbe lranlan
criall.
The Dow Jonea aver~1e of 30
lndU1trial stock fell about 3 polnta u the market opened but
WU up .11 poiota to 833.31 aft.er
nve bounottradiq.
Some analyst& have 1u11esiea
that presaUTe on the dollar may
reverse the recent eaalna ol In·
tereal rates lf the Federal
Reserve find.a tt necesaary to
maintain tight credit to protect
tbe currency.
Gold •tocks bucked the
eeneraJ market trend, wblle oU
lHues were mixed and ban.kine
and fuw>clal stock.a eenerally
lower.
Of/shore Rites
Pemlingfor
Mr. Leithold
A flmeral al sea wu pending
today for lone-time 81lboa
hland resident Morel1nd
Lelt.bold who died Saturday at
the aeeol 83
Mr. Leltbold, a native Call!or-
nlan, moved from Loi Aneelea
to Newport Beach 1n 1935.
He was a eraduate of UC
Berkeley and .erved u an lnfan·
try officer durtn1 WorJd War JI.
Mr. Leitbold wu the manaaer
of the ftnt branch offtce that
Sbeanon RammW, lnc. opened
In Newport Beach. He mired ln
1987.
Amoa1 bJ1 community ac·
tlvltles, Mr. Lelthold wu a
founder of the Oran1• County PbUbarmonJc Society and
MJ'Ved U Pf'Mident of that Of·
1anbatioo for two yean.
Re leav• bl.I wtdow, llarta. ol
the familJ home et llOl I:. Bay
Front; dau1btera, Melinda
Leltbold of lDv.,.... and Joan·
na How.t. ol Scottldale, Aria.:
1llten, Allee GrUflth of
Wnoctlnd, He&. at.vw of San
Rafael and ltabellt Coarad ol
Saa Franclaco, and 1evtn
tra.ndcbildrecl.
The f amlly auaetta memorial
contrlbutlona to tbe Oren1e
Cou.nty Philharmonic Soctety.
.... .............
YOLUNiiD WOllKU LYNN .........., MOOU UP t'eDAL POWaR IXH18rf
At lrvlM ~.,. LMmlng Mloul 9d9nce Through ~noe la Ute Alm
Irvine Gallery Opens
Fonner Science Teacher Unveiu Exhibit
BJ IDaY HEaTEN8TmN Of .. Oelfy ..... ....,
Tute II Gallery of the Es·
perieaee Center, where th1np
are built to be touched, ex·
•mined. med and learned from
opened this weekend io Irvine.
Tb• 1•llery, concelnd bJ
Jobn Goodman, a former
.elence t.Mcber, 1a at 35.11 lla1n
St., oext to Culverdale Scbool.
Jt '• open noon to 5 p .m .
Saturdays and Sund.,., t a.m.
to 4 p.m . Tuesday• thl'oup
Fridays, dolled Monda.ya.
Goodman eoocetved the Idea
for the pllery, funded by a DCJD.
prof tt corporation and docla·
tlooa, while a btllb achool
teacher. The tallery la open to
the public interested iD leamlnc
1C!ienunc t.beortea by actually
partlclpatin& In the varioua db·
play a.
Tute D Gallery la the lecond
atep toward what Goodman
Hope1 wlll be a permanent
facility at the Oranse County
Falrerounda ln Colt.a Mesa.
He tauaht science cluaes at
Irvine'• SELF alternative Hieb
School in 19'74. #
"Eleventh craden dared you to teaeb tbem," Goodman aaJd.
He •aid those atudenll were
turned oo to leamin1 juat hu he
hopes vtaiton to the Taste ll
Gallery will be.
The aaUery vl.lltor can play
with prisma that make the workt
spin. mirrors that make false re-
alities appear and maanelll that
simplify the prtnciple11 or earth's
maeoet.tc field, Goodman u.id.
RelaUon.ahipe of 1cience. art
and mualc can be explored al
the lrvtne facility.
Amooa ltema the viewer ~
expect are an exerclllne bicycle
booked to 1 1enerator that feedl
llehu in an 1utomoblle front tft'1
ban&lnc on a walJ.
The penoo pedaUn1 the blcy·
cle feela bow much power it
take• to keep the beadll&bta IO-
ios.
Goodman ta • National
Science Foundation and Dan-
forth p-aduat.e fellow and wu
1raduated from Cornell
Untventty. He taUCbt at Rgyey
Mudd Colle1e and CaUfomJa
InatJtUU ol the Arta. He crew up
ln Modalto. Sclence, Goodman uys, ii an
accH1lble subject and the
11llery belpa bridee the 1ap.
The exblblta are places for
learnlne to happen Instead of a
place for 1tucknu to be taqbt,
he Hid.
"We want our exhibits to bt
med up, wsn oat. leamed from
and t.oucbed. ··Goodman said.
THte U Gallery l• an H ·
panaLon ol TlllCe I Galle'ry wUh
about twlc• H much apace
availablie ...S UI Improvement
of tbe edalblta \U1played lo
Tut.e I. Ooodm• Nld.
Goodmo aplaloed be \W
Mother Identifies
Teen Slaying Victim
•1 oa.oaa aaoou ••WIN Of ........... ._
One al the )'OUDC OleD bebeYed
to be the 10th Ylctim tn a aeries
ol 11 limilar murden bu been
ldeoutled u Walt.er Allen Tao·
ner. 14. ol <>ranee
Tanner. wboH nude body wu
diacovered Nov. 17 tn a dninqe
dltcb near Carlabad In Sao
Die co County. wu last teen at a
rock ~rt ln Looi Beach oo
Nov. 14,
PoUce aald hil mother bad
seen fteW'lpaper reporU about
the k.UJ•no and cpotacted the San Otqo County Coroner'• Of.
lice
C1rllbad D~tecllv~ Bob
McGuipn aaid be met Ynday
With pollr-e rrom Orange and Sa.n
Bernardino co unt1 e\ 1n a
marathon sesA100 about t.be ll
Services Set
For Valley's
Mr. Schutz
Maa ol airtsU.aa burtat wtU
be beld Tu.dQ tor Edwanl N.
Scbau ol l'ocmtaln VaJJey.
Scbms, a member ot Newport
Beach Semor Qtlsena and Bar-
racb al World War I v...._
ol Coeta ..... died Jut P'riday.
He LI tm'Vtved by • daustrter. Marien• Wataoa of l'ountaln
Valley Ud t111e> P11DddliJdrm.
W eady and Jettr.y.
Mau wtll be uJd at t a.m. •t
St. Ja.cblm Catbotic Cbattb,
lM4 Oranae Ave .. Colt.a Mesa
Burial will follow at Good
Shepherd Cemetery In Hunt·
lnl\OG &e.eb.
murders that authorttles believe
may be coonected.
Moat ol the vtctinu are JO'lftC men In their teem or early a
whoae nude or parUally nude
bodies have been dumped from
vehicles aloo1 major thorouchf ares.
Moat of the YOUD& men weft
1tran&)ed or suffocated. and tbe
1lartnp hue bad bomoaexua.I
overt.ones, police have said.
Offlctall a1lo beUen most ol
the victims may bave been
bitch~ and are aearchlnc
for poCential vlc:tim.9 wbo may
have neaped
"We haven't created a tut
force or aoythln1 like that."
Mt"Gu1ian sald "W~ don't know
wht>tht>r 1t 's lhe &ame murderer
or murdcrer.1 or whether It has
Ju.al be<'ome a fairly commoo
type of ktlllnM ..
The ('arb6ad dete~Uve satd
tnv~su.iaton have bt>en meeun'-
~rtodJcally to swap "cop talk •
about the murders.
The elevRth victim In the
1tnn1 remams un..ldenUfied.
Hla body WU fouod Dec. 2 on
Ortea• Hl0••1 eut ol the Sa.Q.
ta Ana Freeway In Su Jua
Capist.nmo.
He bu been described u ~ to
20 1ean old, rive feet elabt
lMbes, litht brown ba1r and fa!r com pinion.
Pou~ tbink be ma1 ban beta
atran,ied, but said the telta tbat
wiU tell them tor IUl"t WOii 't be
complete for Hvera.I weea.
Lower Tempe Seen
87'fte~ .....
Fair and eooMI' weather wttb
ply wtndl .. apeeted ~ Tuesday In Nortbern Ca
except f« a few showers ln
Sltr1'1 N•vada.
•
DI 111t, &lift'
OW' ..... food pr'OC• •••or, had u,ooo
empl07Ha. Today lt
emploJs4UOO.
Money
Tree
ID 1'10, Burtinltoo lodmtries, world'• lars.-t textile
produeer. bad •.ooo emplonea, Today tt baa •ooo.
Tbe ...... aurttion at llve t:A our weest ~
1l•e1 you an lnkllns ol wbat'• bappeniD1. Tbe bl1
manufeduren are no loo&er tbe m.ior Job providen they once were.
rrs NOT AS if thae companies have been stacnant in
the put decade. All have adYanced ~ 1D aales
and praftt.a. Tbe 1m1lleat increase &IDCJGI these ftve ciants
wu reeotded by 8artinctGn. tu aa1ee up a third from $1.8
to $2.4 bWloa. '!'be next amane.t cam wu Western Elec·
tric'• 15 percent sales lDcreue.
It'• ai.mply that tbeM companies need fewer people to
do what they do.
Not all lar~~mpanles have pared their payroUa but
the pattern ii ll TOU_bit al the compol.ite fllurea for
the Femme 500 Jilt of leacl.lDC i.Dduatrial manufacturers.
IN lfJt, THE • top lndust.rial firms employed a total
of 14.S million penoa.a. Today, nearly 10 years later, they
employ a tGtal of 15.t mWion -a paltry gain ol I percent.
By conuut. the combioed aaJes ol tbe Fam.me 500
eompames ieaped from ...,. bi.Won tn ll'70 to St.z trillion
1ut year -a pin of oe&rb D> percent. ADd proftts nearly
tripled allo.
Wblle the P'ortaoe 500 compuiea 1ccount f« the tioo 's
lbatt of U.S. Industrial production, they provide only ooe. alxt.b of tbe jobl lD the coun&.ry.
NUT QV...-.oN: wtMft are A.mertcam employed?
Amwet': in aervtce jobs or lnformaUoa pl"OCeSliq_
Take the bank.a, where tbeJ puab around a1f t.bat
paper. ID ll'70, the oaUoo'a 50 lar&est bank.a bad a com-
bined employff force of •.ooo. Today they employ su.ooo.
And bow about McDooald'a! They bad fewer than
ZS,000 employees in 1970 Today they are at the 100,000
level.
ACCOllDING TO Vlncent E. Guiluo, a senior staffer
at tbe Cambr1qe. Illus .• "'tldnk tank.'' Artbu.r D . LlWe
JM .• t0m4htn1 llb to pereem of tbe entire U.S. waft
fone ii DOW mpced ln what be calla •'information work.''
Wbat'a lnformaUoo war't! llen'a Dr. Guilano'a ~
defialtkm: ··Wtaat ~ u..u .... pniteekm•k,
....... AhtJ IW .. wl!Meaiilar_ ..... do-meet· mat,. .......... t I 1> 0 bPiWlttaw, ... ...,.. aad
~ -. t' •· me ee..._.., tt. mails and man ed-
va.nced ~ like wont procesaon, office mlnicom. puwa. ••• :&10ide mail •JstemL''
IDlllllDlt. .. ·nr:s·' •• ..,..._.moaol .. U'e DOt ~ • ....,... -M&W. crop .. • fadoly ~ ...., ... followtal .,.. tM JO wiat.....-.. emp6cqwa:
llA lll:LL --.-: o..a1 Mcit.cwa --..O; rorcS lllo&or' --.000: Seara, Roellaek -412.000; Gwn1 Elec·
tr1c -401,.000; IDterutioD&I ~ • ~ -
3'71,000; IBM -SZS.000; G4mlral 'hh~Mt -W.000: & Mart -m.ooo: andJ.c. PmDeJ-m.ooo.
Here's what we have:
Tbree II.ant retailers <where aelf-aenice wu auppoeed
to be ..aartned).
Three laqe illlormaUoa baDdlen -Illa Bell, Geoera1
Te= (No. 2 in the telephone business> and IBM (it.a
em tGtal ii up from 21118,000 in 1.970).
TWO AUTO llUEU (bul keep iD m.iDd that ball of
Ford'• and 2IO percent ol GM'a jobl a.re oveneu>.
Tbe world's larsest eSectrooics company CGE).
And a 1prawl101 coo1lomerate (ITT>. whose
employee. are sp~ad all over lbe place (Twin.ties,
Sberaion botels, Hartford inlun.oce, Bu.rpee aeeda and
various telecommu..oicaUooa eqwpmeot, eapedally in
Europe>.
Taxable Sales
Top $32 Billion
SACRAllENTO (AP> -Cattforula's taxable sales
topped m.4 blUioa dW'fnl tbe second quarter of 1979, an
lncre ... ol sa.t bilUca or U.8 percent over the same period
1D 1t7I, ~ ua oftldal report.
But state Board ol Bquallutioo Chairman William M.
Bennett nOted tbat after adJustinl for lnflaUoa, the ,.al powth wu on1.J s.e percent.
8SNNSTl''8 &SPOaT ALSO 1aid t.bat taxable
tranMdiclDI for ftleal ,_.,. 11'11-11 wwe $212.t blllloD, an
tncre.. ol '11.2 bl.UklG, or 15.J percent, oft!' • year ..,.u.r.
Ba& ......... for Inflation, real aales sn>wtil waa 5.7
pereea&. compend wttla '7.t Plftent foe tbe lm·'11 &cal
JUI'.
Tbe UD.ldJUlted MCCJDd.qaarter ta.uble retail aalea ~am• to Ill.a bil&n, ua 11..5 pettet>t lncreue over tbe
Mm• period 1D 1911. tbe board l&ld.
maoc:KSTING GAIOUNS prlc:. booaed the aalea
of Mnice mtioDs to nearly SU biWoo lo tbe ~
quartw, a za.e percent tneruae over the prevtou. »ear. n. pnee ol 1M011De, ._ tale:I tu, averapd a centa
~ pllcm ID April ~ Jtme, wtllcb wu a percent mp. tblD ma. u. board' Mid.
\
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ABC • 8:00 -Monday Nlaht Foot· ball. Tbe Suj)er Bowl champlOo Pitta·
bur1b 8teeler1 tackle the Houaton
Oilers In an effort to reaain 1upremacy
1n their own dlvlllon. • ................ _,,.
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CBS 9 8:00 -A Charlie Brown Cbrlatmu. The Peanuta characters
aearcb for the real meanlna of the
Yuletldueuoo . ·LFxMtN ._..,,,,,,. _, AIJtltJ., ..................
Or ..... Wall ""' .... ""' ......... ("
NBC e 8 :00 -''She's Dreued to
Kill.•• A llayer 1talkl a f uhloo desianer
at a JDCMmtaln retreat in thi. new TV
movie with Eleanor Parker and Jeulca
Wal~r. (Seepbotobelow>.
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ADMI" e OOOOTMU
Ml~heet dlecovera the
worid of C8 redloe end
end• up wtth more than ~
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KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles
I KTLA (Ind) Los Angeles
KABC-TV (ABC) Los Angeles
(I) KFMB (CBS) San Diego 8 KHJ.. TV (Ind) Los Angeles
9 KCST (ABC) San Diego
I KTlV (Ind I Los Angeles
KCOP-TV (Ind ) Los Angeles 1:1 KCET-TV (PBS) Los Angatas
G!J KOCE-TV (PBSI Hun11n91on Beach
• MMKTWAIN.
e.IATHTHI
&..AUllKT'9'
8y rMirNllng lnddinl•
frOffl hie .. end--· lhe
del1I --of lhe ,_. wrtt•'• cn.r11e1oet noc gen-
erlily ltnown by the PutlllC
end the ~ ltla1 pro-
YOked hi• tlumor ere
rr.realed (l)ft.M.~
A look et the l'IMIQtC of
Olaneyland. from Mldley
MOUN to the "Bleck
Hole" . • geu.tng el e
Whtati.<>tt In CwlOtl City
...... ede IO pmy tflbute to
puctter power.
l:OO 8 (I) A CHAAlJE
MOWN CHN8TMA8
White mo.t of the "-'t.lta
o•no bUeV lhemMI-With
the commerc:4111 lllCleCtl of
the yuletide~. Cher-
lie 8rOW'I and Ur-. ~
tor the true -*'Cl ol
Clwist,._ (R}
II UTTl.! HOUM OH
THf~
Mra Oleeol'I ~ope
on _., ..._,,_ call•
end '-ne e Merel IMI
could WI'«* the ~·
mwnege 8 MOVIE * * '> "The Chr!StmH
TrH ' I 11Ul9) Wllllem
Holder\. Vlmll U8i
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Mr puta Aolll8 ... the
~. the 40771h doc-
IOt'I •• pr....i into '*""9
porer; ISvtce .. ulOorl .........
• MOVle
"8N'1 ~To Kiii"
(Premier.) ElMtlor Per1ter
JeMlce W..,.,. A ....... of
murdet1 mars the ,_.,...
of _.. lop flllt!lon
moo.II wflO gather to<*-
brele lhe •nemoted ~
11-*of•~
~ -~ Thlb '-hie 11gf1t •11• e
hlgl'l-epeed cr..n. llld ewo
~~~ atetlon on tire (R)
81MERV~
au.ti: Her1fy Wlnkler.
Devld 8'-. 8uH t1
MIC>edl. ~ Booeler.
We!Mr~ ID ~ OOU8Tf.AU
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"The ........ ~ end
~ eou.t ... eao60re
the hOld t"-t lhe N ... 1181
tied on menltlnd ttwough-
out llielory .. they oontif>-
Ull !Mir ~ dowtt ....
··~ rtwr to the Medli.f_, (Pert 2)
9~ * * '.\ "The Klier Who
W°'*"' I oi.·· ( 19711) Miile
pr"09nOllld to ·-c ... .. end ........ •· llrne ... ..,,...
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end .. cyNcillfft .. pro-
vOlled Me llumor ere
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TN Trtb Molff .._ lhe
ltTlin ....,, Donovvt •
()OU9jr1 11 put on trlal for
murder.~)
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(Perl 11 (19541 81119 Cro.
b'f' Denny Kaye A COl'llC
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help • toms 99f*W wt>O
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JOHN DARLING
Running Grant's Newsroom
B1 .JE&RY BUCK
LOS ANGELES CAP) -Muon Adama,
wbo playa managtq editor Charlie Hume
on "Lou Grant," ls the kind of guy you'd
a11ume never has trouble cashing checks.
There I.& something about him that Ul-
splres trust. Maybe it's that mellow voice
with Just a hint of rasp to It. Or the kind,
fatherly face, with brown eyes slanng out
from tmder a furrowed brow and a thatch
or brown hair turning gray and starting to
thin.
Adams fits the role of managing editor
welt With that sometimes worried ex-
pression, be look.a like he belongs ln a
newsroom.
A TAMPA NEWSPAPER receoUy con·
ducted a poll on the moet trusted men ln America. Charlie Hume wu rlltht up there
with Walt.el-Cronkite.
"People apparently watch the show and
like Cbarlle," said Adams.
The CBS Monday nipt aeries at 10 oo
Channel 2, which at.an Ed Asner u Grant,
woo a well-deserved Emmy in September
a.a the best dramatic series. It eot off to a
slow start two years ago, but now ls firmly
entrenched near the top of the ratu>g.s.
DESPITE HIS EASY manner in the
news room of the Los Angeles Tribune,
Adams said he really knows little about
news papers He said he met the managing
edjtor of the New York Daily News on a
commuter tra10 after he got the part, and
later sat in oo an editoriaJ conference at
the paper.
In the beOnntni. Charlie Hume wun't
quite so truatworthy. "Ile wu a bit of a
pat.I)' lD the early scrtpta," Adams 1ald,
"but we've gotten away from that. A
manalloe editor of s newspaper can't be
wlaby-waaby "
Oddly enough, it wu a sifferent kind of
role that brought him to the attention or
the producers of "Lou Grant."
~
ADAMS WA.8 LIVING ln Connecticut 1t
the time and bad a semi-reeular part on
the soap opera "A.not.her World." He new
out to Call!omia for the audition, 1nd when
he was aigned he went back to New York
and asked for h1s release from ~serial
"What I'd like to do 1s get an interesting
part ma feature ntm.'' he said, "You keep
getting calls about things, but always 1 when the abow's filming.
"I've become booked on movie actine.
Thia ls my fint extended uposure to It
and I really enjoy it. The camera la a
cruel, m.iC1"08C0pic tukmuter. and you
have to wat.cb your step.
"I feel very lucky to be workinl with
thia group on 'Lou Grant· I've beard ao
many horror 1torie1 about wortrlnl on
other aeries. My only wlab la that l bad
more to do. But that '1 true ol any abow
with an ememble cut."
THIATM
"ftotderil If" Or.11"9th
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... him. DenMilu·• ....
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tall• • ,_ lurn (Pert I of
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s..11 Omwe end tM loe-
ron SymcJflony Orehlme
petlorrn "Herotd In ~·· •
l>v Hector 9erb """
eolc*I ~ z.ui. .......
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Frenk 1gool~
• THE l8INY ....,_
8HOW
11~8(1) KAMYO
The .,._ Of .,. Old
1r11nd of Herry • ••
«XlUMd °' *' ong pet! '" •
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T11ndtly 4 oa,,, ·~ lfl•"ln .
by Armstrong & Batiuk
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"1 sueu lt'1 the way be'a written. He'1
placed ta a position where be bu to make
declaiom, Ile doesn't pull any puocbea. He
bu a warm and euy relat.lonahip with
Lou Grant. I hope allO lt'a the way I play
him, but they really write it that way."
'·Allan Burns bad seen me in 'The
Deadliest Sea.Aon' ln which I played a
hockey club owner who wu a real bad
news guy," he said.
ADAll.8 &.ECENTLY appeared u an ol>-
1tetridan ln the NBC movie "And Baby
Mates Six," He Abo play1 a doctor ln the
upcomlne movie "The ShiD.lq Seuoo."
about a YOUDI runner and ICbool teacher
who baa cancer
.........
NEWSROOM GANO -Mal(lll Ada.ma (teated) presides over •
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
r..,,et
Eleanor Parker
plays a f aahion
desianer hunted
by a killer in
"She's Dressed
to KW" toniJht
at 9 on NBC,
Cbannel4,
newsroom on "Lou Grant" lnbabtted by (from left) DUJl An·
derson. Robert Walden, Ed Asner, Jack Bannon and lJDda Kelsey.
Dark Side the Twain We'll Meet
BJTOllJO&Y
NEW YORK CAP) -Gloom
1brouda Mark Twain'• reoowned wtt
ta a new look at the dark aide of the
bumorl.st'• Ule, to be aired toniaht at
9:30 OD KCET, Channel 28.
There la plenty to laup at ln
.. Mark Twain : Beneath the
Laue.bter,'' but humor la aeeondary
ln die dramatiution that recreat.ea
lncidenta that contributed to Twain'•
lncreutncly peaalm.iatic view of life.
A• with moat PBS programa, air
date and time for "Mart Twain
Bene.th the Lautbter" may vary, so
check loc:al liltlnp.
EVDYONE 18 A moon ... with
the dark aide be never lhow1 to
anybody," Twain wrote lo 191. And
Dan O'Herllhy, tbe lriab·boro actor
who Xi:' the bumorilt in tbe bour·
1oo1 aar-e. ''There are cert.a.in th1no la most
people that are underneath tbt IW'·
race. held unclemeath, and la that
seoee, few of ua are different from
Mart Twain," O'Herllhy 1aya.
"Hit very •lrODI cJDiclam, whJcb
oft.en WU bitter, WU ~ ln
bum or," the actor 1ay1, "and I
believe that la not neceuuily ab-
normal -ti . "I think a peraoa'• awtude toward ute la held la a kind of balanee, and lf
you to deeper and srtmmer OD one
side, you So hilber and UCbter OD the
other, Otberwlae, you don't maintain
that balaDce," a&YI O'HerllhY, who
bu 1tudied Twain and b1I work.
••AS OPP08ED TO the ptm aide of
b.is life," the actor H)'I, "Twain
quite naturally woa1d KO ta the o&bel' dlrfftioo ta b1I writlnl,
The ltcJry bep ta 1I08 wtt.b the
74-year·old TwalD'1 return from
Europe to 1pend Cbri.ltmu wtt.b bla
dau1bter lo Connecticut. Within
day1, the dauabter la dead, drowned
ln her bath.
, Tw &lD retreats to bJa 1tud;y to eoa·
alder hUI life and work, and much ol
the script of "Mark Twain: Beneath
the Laulhtet'.' · 11 taken from bh
renective wrttinp.
"Hit peaimilt.tc view ol Ille wu
apparent .Jn hi• early wort, but
became nm more p~ ta hil
later yun," 1aya Martha Jelfen,
co-producer ol tM ftlm wtt.b Larry
Yuat, "ID tbia film, we tried to set
beneath Twa.lD'1 laqbter to &bow tbe
"Bl1'1' WS NSYD foraot -rw.ID'•
laa1bter, for that wu, after all.
Twaha'1 deYtee for laloiaC oar .U.·
lion,'' beM.)"I.
A footnote: O'Berllh1'1 liOD Gnan
play1 hain in hil JOB ta tbe practuc.
tioD broqbt to PBS by KERA, tile
non-commercial oetworir'• ltaticm lD Dallu,
Astaire in ~anta'
HOLLYWOOD (AP) -P'red A.1ta1re
wUI plQ' at leut Hvea ditfenat
cbaraeten In ''Tbe Man la the Senta
Claut Suit," a t-.bourChrtltmat fan· • tatJ al.rinion NBC Friday. Dee. 2L
I .
t
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N.Y.Swekii
ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, D£CEMBER 11, 1979 N Fl FTEEN CENTS-
Our Hostages
PAUL NEEDHAM
Air Force C.pteln
KAntAYN KOOB
Jessup, 10 ..
MICHAEL MOELLER
Loup City, Neb.
TMOMAS AHERN
McLean, Ve.
WIWAll KEOUGH JR.
eo.lon,Maaa.
JAMES MICHAEL LOPEZ
Globe, Artz.
GREGORY PER81"°81 KEVIN H!RllENING
Puetaeo, Colo. leatord, Del. OS CIHk. Wis.
uw• a PHOTOS OF 12 IRAN HOSTMES PAOVIDfl> TODAY BY THE AUOCIATED PRm
.1
Lawsuits Seen ·:1
j
Newport Limits Building ~
BJ JOANNE &EYNOLD8 Ot•o.ett ..........
Tbe pmaibility of a pair ol
lawsuits bein& filed a1ainst the
City of Newport Beach k>omed
today foBowin,c Monday's Ctty
Council meettn1 in which the
council made substantial cull in
what deve&open will be allowed
to build oo the rematninl 100
acres ol vacant land in the city.
TbOle cuts came in a aertea ol
16 reviDam to the clty'a 1enera.l
plan. Councilmen enacted the
changes in a 5-2 vote with coun-
cil memben Jackie Heather and
Don Mclmlls diaaenting.
Spokesmen for the Koll Com-
pany and the Irvine Company,
two of the three ftnDS hll by the
cuts, both said today the reduc-
llons were arbitrary. They said
lack of what they c:oruUder a ra
Uonal basis for the reductioos
could be part of the leeal action
each firm was cont.emplatin& to-
day.
The cuts reduced by half the
number of homes that can be
built oo the vacant land and
lopped nearly two millloo square
feet of future deveJopment from
land desipat«t for future omce
and industrial use.
Briefly, here's a look at the
cuts:
-Newport ee.&er: Formerly
listed for a total of 1.4 million
square feet of office space, It
waa reduced to a total of 641,000,
which includes the 245,000
square feet already approved
for the expauion of Pacific
Mutual lnaurance Co. head-
quarters.
The formerly allowed 339
dwelllnl units were reduced to us.
-Koll Cea&er Newport:
Ponnerty lilled for a taU1 ol na ... ....,.. feet o1 o«nee
t.J>•ce IDd a botel, It •u ft. du* to 8D ......... al 111.000
lqaaN ,_ ol dee_ .... -s
DO botei cm tlle Nmebdq. ft-cam aera.
Nca• .._.: PonnertJ dea-
lpaW for to0,000 equare feet
of commerdal and industrial
space, It wu cha.Died to 215,000
square feet of industrial with UIO
bomea.
The chance was sug1estec1 as
a comproml.ae by the Irvine
Company. lo return for ap·
proval, company officials said
they'd drop a previous lawsuit
over the dty'a rejecUon of an in-
dustrial development oo a poc.
lion of the 88-aere ait.e.
-A.a · ale Fonl: Couocil
members changed the eenerat
plan t.o reflect the develop-
ment ot 300 homes and an addi-
* * *
tiooal 3118,000 square feet of of.
flee apace that they approved
earlier tbia year for the 100 va-
cant acres oo the site.
-Tk CU&awa11: 6S acres oo
Dover Drive north of West Coast Hip way, wu reduced from 225
homes to 121 and a hotel site was
eliminated.
-Newporier Nortla: This Jam-
boree Road site wH changed
from 4tO homes to 212 homes on
an 88-acre parcel
<See LOOTS, Page A.%)
* * * «Atuneil Bearing
Comments Varied
On General Plan
Here'• what they aaid durfne
Monday's five-hour City Council
bearing on cban1ea lo the
Newoort Beach aeoeral plan:
-Paal &Jek911, mayor and
leader ol the five-member coun-
cil/ coalition that enacted the
changes: "I'm sorry it's taken
so long. that we're so lat.e in
coming in with these eeoeral plan cba.nges. It's perhaps not
eoou«b."
-Pul lbuamel. counctlman
backing Ryckoff: "I find de-
velopment a.round th.la city that
c auaes tr.me concestioo nM>lt· in& ...
-a..llert a rtt-. lrriDe Com-
paoy vice pre.Mien!: "Newport
Center la makift!~ larpsl
contribution to 80hldaa ol Jaar tratft~•· Yoa'n C9-t.empt_ c-..., ol dcUa tlUll
wttb help from tbe prtYal.e lltt·
tor OD huUdi• roeda. Tbe IDOft
cl.railae .... cm. tbe ... ftscfNe
tbaUd111hf ... •u!MW.'' _ • ...,._._........t ... -
wbo ...... ap 90C:iAI for all ol
the recllldicma: ··1 foe) ~
ble to t.be city to Me a job
fin I abed. I doll 't tb1n.t we can
leave Newport Center un
completed."
-.lac:kle Beatlter, coun-
cUwoman who opposed the re-
duct.i.ooa: "I don't see bow you
can approve this with an m-
com plN environmental docu
ment." -n. Strader, execullve Vlce
president of the Koll Co · "The
numbers you are setting are
arbitrary."
-llay Wllllama, councilman
who backed Ryckoff: "There's
no doubt that a bot.el would be
lucrative to the city. If ooe isn't
built beft, it'll be built three
blocu away, we're told. Kore
likely. one would be built here
and another would be tlWlt three
bloeba .'' -~17lcJwele COUDCilmao
•tao °'C"• ~ rodueUou: '"TIM!ft • tmmedlM'J (t.o re-
d11cinc allowed building on
Beeco oil property in West . lf••c>· "-"it Wee lt la ... -aara-. COWlcllman
wtao bechd ll.1dmft: ''I'm eom-
f ort able wltb tbe Idea of
traufentq demity. but ( tldDk
we ouebl to take some care to
specify where we waot it to fO."
Briggs Grilled on Bill
State Senator Mum on Canal Vote
By JD&Y CLAUSEN
Of-Deify -...,. State Sen. John Briggs, R-
Fullerton. refuses t.o be pinned
down on how he'll vote in
January on a bill to increase the
flow of Northern California
water to Oranee County.
Questioned during a KOCE
<Channel 50) television ap-
pearance t.o be aired today at
10:30 p.m., Brius said be still is
studyln& the costs and even the
need for a canal destined to in-
crease wat.er import.a to ID08t of
Southern California.
The channel, called the
Peripheral Canal, would move
northern area river water
around the Sacramento-San Joa-
quin delta area to entt:!' a state
aqueduct system currently serv·
inc the southern counties.
The leeialative bill introduced
last year to construct the
ayatem, Sen. Ruben Ayala'• SB
200, WU blocked in the powerfUI
Senate F1nmce Committee tut
June by a e.svote.
Brl111 and Sen. William
Campbell. R-Wbittier, were the
two Southern California commit·
tee members who cut key votes
tu.mini the bW away but leavinl
it open few another committee
vote nest month.
In an interview taped wttb
KOCE's Jam Cooper, Bniu~s said
he doubts the need for the canal
estimated to cost $600 million
but which. he u1d. probably
would nm closer to SI bilboo as
the re11uJt of lnllation
The proposed 43-male canal, Ln
planning for 15 years, would
touch off a fiury of law suits,
Briggs said. Delta area farmers
and conservationi.sts claim they
have 100 years of wat.er rights to
the nowa that empty into San
Francisco Bay, be UJd.
The 35tb Di.strict senator said
be is not convinced that wat.er
conservation by Southern
Californians may not be one
answer to predicted water
shorta1esintbenextdecade.
Another alternative, be saJd,
is to deepen the eX15ting delta·
area aqueduct system to proVide
more flow.
Brigs noted, "It would be
cheaper to deepen the existlna
canal. There are certain
political force1 uylq they wll1
protect the flab f'lrlt and worry
about tmta leCODd.
But Da•ld Kennedy, a
Metropolitan Water Dlatrtct
spokeamao appearln1 on t.be
aame teleYtsioD abow, aald the
federal government protubits
deepening be<:au.se or dangers to
wildhfe. pnmanly salmon. bass
and other game fish.
Kennedy. whose MWD or
gan1zat1on as the l a rgesl
Southern California water 1m
porter and delivers to Orange
t:ounty. predicted that by 1990
southern t'ounlies wall be short
300,000 acre feet of water
Deporting Hit
BUILETIN
WASHINGTON <AP> -A
federal ~ nled ~ after·
aooa tltat die federal goYera·
mnt is adba& ~Y
by laJUaUaa deportaUoe pro-
cee4ap a1alut some of die
5', ... lraalu •tade•ta la &lie
Ual&ed S&at.es.
Coast
Weather
Mostly clear and cool
lb rou1h Wednesday.
Colder t.onllbt wttb lows of
31 at tbe beaches and cs
inland. Hltba Wedneaday
ranliDI from a alon.1 the
cout to 881Dlancl.
INSIDE TeBA Y
Coll/OntlG doctors .,., Oii
ltrit• •• JIU OQGhut ~......,,.,. ndcs
_,__.~Noc, ,,.., •H• to dfaca.roo•
lawftlb ..... u.n.. Set
~-PafeOf.
1 ..
" 1
.C_ampap C11rb
'
Mah'• Kin
Offen Self
Proposal ·Fails I
mm> (AP') -Af4ai ........ Ml••• ol :." = :a.:.: blmHU for IO ~of tit
AmerleaD bo•\alH lo ran. ~ofN~ CJlJ IDll:DDll'I hdW .. _ • .,
to •et U.. wol:a ratae • eun lmmedlateb' 1 law A.UDM ateuUhc ca _.
tribuUaai flam ...........
fte PA•nll~ m• 0... cua,.a P••l B••••l a•d becbcl by JIQ WUll•m•
P••l Jcltolt, WU flraC U·
nouncecl at MODdQ afterDoaD ..
~di....., .....
Hummel aa1d M waoled to
Hmlt tbe coatrtbutJiam to dly
couaeil e•mP•ll•• from polltkal aeUcm commltt.M.
At IWlllD&, dt1 laWI Ht
u U,. limit ol an lndlvlchaal'a
concrtbutlaa to • eouncll can·
didale. ,,.... ll DO llm.lt OG t.be
amount ol IDODOJ that can be '
ama....S 1n a candidate'• name
by. committee.
Ryckoff apeclt1eall1
mentioned money from d•·
velopen ln crtUdllq CM ftnao.
cial clout of poUtfcal aetlon
aroups.
Ryckoff recently annoupced
hia candidacy for re-elec:Uon and
Williama la also expected to seek
another term in the April elee·
lion.
Hummel said he wanted the
ordinance to be introduced u
additicnal buaineu at lb• con-
clusion of Monday's meetin1
because ol the time pressure of
the impending election.
However, ~ouncll memben
Don Strauss, Evelyn Hart,
Jackie Heather and Don Mcin-
nis said they'd rather set the
heartnc for the propoeal for the
Jan. 7 meeting in order to stve
Newport Beach residents time to
famillartte themselves with it.
City Attorney Hugh Coffin was
still writing Hummel's proposed
Dari Plhl&YI Hlll1v. II, A..tam d ,
told a KCRA·TV ID·
tenlewtr Monday U.at l~dl •~b•npi woald 11ve m a $1laDH to Pltft'P-«.
1111.ber na atrW of '9• pn eebood, a u.u
cnllllon tNlt tuad and rra-
Dlan after be-
• CODYlded 1D ltn ot ...
1ail1Uu a DOllee oftlett ln
Orua "'11Do1. wbere be
Uvea. ~ a bllh·•peed
autocbue.
Auto Club
Plans New
CM Center
A lar1e. three·bulld1nt proc-
eulna center on 28 acrea of
land bu been pr"OpOHd by the
Automobile Club of Southern
Calllomia for eonatrucUoo 1n
Coala Meu.
The propoul for the $5.5
million center wbicb would
employ 1.000 people wu pre--
sented in a study leUion ol t.be
C01ta Meu City Council Moa·
day aftemooo.
,,.... P.,,e A J
The complex woold contain a
23:S.000.aquare-foot proc:euina
building, a 124,000-aquare-foot
service building and a 17 ,000-
square-foot satellite buildtnc
containing a cafeteria, Ray
Olson. dire<:lor of faclllties plan·
ning (or t.M Automobile Club.
told council members.
The proposed site ls on land
lhe club has purchued from the
Segerstrom family alone r-· a i rv1ew Road between
Sunflower Avenue and Soutb
Coast Drive
UMITS IMPOSED. • •
-Big Cuyoa: 15 vacant acres
off San Joaquin Hills Road was
cut from 160 Wlit! to 80.
-Baywood erpa.uk>n: Would
have added 140 units on nine
acres next to the existing apart
ment complex at San Joaquin
Hills Road and MacArthur
Boulevard, but was cut lo 68
-Flftla Avenae Pareel1 la
Corona del Mar: 36 acrel! on
which 198 unit! would have been
.allowed, reduced to l~ dwell-
insa.
-Beeeo: 150 ecres now used as 'an oil field ln West Newport,
was once designated for 900
homes. Thal number was
changed to 4.50.
-Baymw Landing: 19 acreti
a t East Coast Highway and
Jamboree Road, was once set
for recreation and marine com
mercial or 85 reaidenUal unit!
The change aet the parcel as
open apace with recreational
vehicle camping on the lower
portion next to the Dunes
Aquatic Park. As an alternate,
57 homes could be built there.
Two altes -Weatbay on lrvine
Avenue south or University
Drive and the Eaatbluff remnant
next to Eutbluff Park -were
involved in a density transfer
plan.
Ortctnally, Westbay wu des-
i&nated for 3'8 homes. Under
the tunafer plan, that was
cban1ed to 161 unlta on the '11
acres next to the Upper Bay,
with 1Zl of those units to be
transferred to Newport Center to
preserve the view ol the bay.
The Eutbluff remnant. an
el&ht-acre piece next to
Eaatbluff Park, wu cbao&ed
from 42 unita to 241 unlta which
are to be tranafened to Newport
Center.
The residential alte deslpated
for the 48.5 acres at the mouth of
Bil Canyon was chanced from
an allo'twed 135 bomea to open
space wtth no resldentlal UMll.
In addition, council members
approved cbaoa• for two adja-
cent attes OD both aides of the
San Dlqo Creek near the ln·
DAILY PILOT
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teraectiom of Jamboree Road
and MacArthur Boulevard.
The six acres north of the
creek we~ changed fr<>m office
use to institutional a nd gov·
ernmenlal use such as a
freeway on·ramp with office
use as an alte mauve Square
footage is lo be established by
zoning
A s1m1lar change was made
for the 58 acres aout.b of the
creek which wu once set for re-
tail commercial on the northerly
12 acres and industry on the re-
maining 47 acres.
The change puts governmen-
t al and institutional uses on the
12-acre piece and sets the 47.
acre parcel for use as a de·
s1ltin& basin
Olson said the auto club mem-
bership la 2 7 mJWoo and there
Is no room to build at the main
headquart.en at Figueroa Strfft
and Adams 1n Loe An&elea after
three exparuuons there
The Costa Mesa complex
would house ooly the proceuio.I
center and emeraeocy road dis-
patch center, Obon said, em-
pbHilinl emercency vebiclel
would be dllpatcbed from other
locatiOfll throu1hout Southern
Califomla.
He said Costa Mesa was
selected over 30 original posaible
sites because it ls central to the
mem ben the club aervea and
"clos e e nough " to ad ·
msnas trative headquarters 10
Los Angeles.
4 Countians Survive
Catalina Air Crash
Four Oran1e Countiam, ln·
eluding two Irvine residents.
were reported in aerioua but ala·
ble conditioo today at a Tor·
ranee hoepitaJ after 1urvivtn, a
fiery airplane crub Monday oo
Catalina bland.
The four vlcllms suffered
third decree burm over 15 to 30
' percent of their bodies -mostly
on their arms, hands and backs
-after their small plane
c ra abed on takeoff frorn
Catalina 'a Airport·ln·lbe-Sky.
which ll located about 10 miles
from the harbor resort town ol
Avalon.
A spokeswoman at Torrance
Memorial Hospital uid today
the four victims were still beiq
treated 1n the bum \Dlit.
The inJured were identified 81
pilot Christopher Williama of
Cypre11; Karen Mendes, 24, of
Anaheim; Cbrta Taylor, 28, or
Irvine, and bl.I 24-year-old wile,
Terry.
Deputy Doyle Campbell ol tbe
Los An1ele. County Sheriff'•
Department wd t.be plane b.ad
taxied about 2,000 feet down U.
runway when an enc1ne cowttac
apparently broke aoo.e ud flew
atrallbt up ln tbe air.
Campbell aatd tbll m~ve
cau.aecf the Ptper Cbe to
veer to the left and off the .U•
of an embankment. wMn tbe
small craft exploded.
The four menaced to eseape
the namln1 wreck•I• and a
sberttrs helicopter tramported
them to Torrance for treatmeot
of their buma
An Avalon airport spokesman
said the four bad arrived on tbe
laland Sunday to •ilbtHe and
had 1tayed over unW MoaclaY
momln1.
The cauae of tbe noont.lme
crHb i. under lnveati1•Uoa by
the Federal Aviation Ad·
minlstraUoa.
No Trace of Third
Man on Light Plane
Searcb crewa 1eoured the
Hun&ln•ton BHcb and Seal
Beach coutl1w Monday. but
fOUDd DO trace ol CM t.bird man
belleffd to have bMn abOard a
U•bt plaoe Ulat cratb•d off Bo1P ailea a.t. Beacb &m· diy. Two mm dJe8 in tbe craab..
Tilt bodl• ol pUot Da"4 IM Bl~, •· aD4 pq1m1er Sdd.lti BeJel, 20, botb of Oar4tD
Grove. were pulled from tbe ocean Sunday after the nnte4
C.Una 111 out ot MHdowfart
Airport .. down.
AutborltlH Hld 'b•f are abnOllt Olrtabl UMn wen tine
ma ta caw.It:' wlMD it ta off, TbeJ tlM ddN ma •• , NH ...... ..,., older
brou-1 _ .... w '-" .... uaabll IO OUlftrm tMt bllW. ltW11WliMrtocle1ft ..... 10oa1 pcilet, or oaldall fll tJ1!
Federal AviaUoo AdmtnlstraUOD
(FAA) bad yet cheeked to ... lf
Ruben Ref• ii. lodMd, mlll-
lnl. • 1Celth lleGW..., an alt ilifttr
officer wltb tb• National
Tra.n.qlCll'tatio 8af.t7 Boeld ..
IM AD&illt Ni4 tM trnctlll w a• Haro lied and no· Wr
fou.Qd.
I
Shot .Ki1~8 Suspect
·Claa;.wielding Man Attack• <J~p
A CMil Ilea poUceiDu. wbo
wu •ttAcbd "b1 a maa wleld1q •~llAeee~llaufroma broUilca1 ..w .. -. ...
lbot ud '1Ded tM IUIJ*t _,ty t.odaJ.
Poliel 1a7 Patrolman Guy
Walab cmflODW tbe cnaa. 8W.1 a.. mn, 11. after ,..._ ,
call et t:A a.a. dW IDU ...
eaapeeted of tbnateDtq a
female clerk at the T·ElrnD
lt«e, -Paulartao AH. Wallb ~NW Rlll nm-
alaa down Pauutao toward
'Bristol 8b..t ad lftWal UDM1 toldblmto~ Rllll c IDI UM pleee of clau m ldeted out ol UM
a tore door. reportedlJ toot
aeveralawlpa at Walab.
U•inl Ids baton, tbe oftleer
held back Hlll. but the mu COG·
t.lnued to trJ to cut Wallh. K · cordlna to polke aeeoata. Tbe offtffl' tbm PGllM b.la .....
teYOlYW. w &Jib find ODt lbot tbM bit
KW la tM tbotalder. dl'Cllpplq
blm to tbe panmnt, poU~
aald. HW aUeaed1Y Sot up and
cbar1•d Wallb: wbo fired
(;ol,d Spun.
To Record
S447 Figure
ft'MI AP ,_.tdtM
Gold IOU9d 115 to b1t a record
KtT an ounce ln Loodoa ~.
The dollar roae a1aln1t the
J apaoeee yen but feU in Eu.rope.
Silverabowentup.
IJ1 London. 1o&d roee to "'5.SO
at the afternoon fW.nc of the
matn Loadoa dealen. t.ba\ it
Jumped lo$4t7 at the close ln Loa·
don Gold ckleed Monday ln Zw1cb
at $431 and in Loodoo at "'31 75
The previous high for 10Jd. an
lnvut.or'1 traditional haven tn
timu of mooet.al')I uncertainty.
wu "'4. bit in Zurich Oct. 2
amld a cr1a1a of contidence tn the
dollar. Dealers aatd the sold pri~
wu boosted by Iranian plana to
cut oil productioo next year. an
expectation oU producers will in
crease the price later tb1s
mooth. and a weaker dollar
IJ1 Tokyo, the dollar fell to a
low of Z2I yen durtDI tracbq ~
day, tbell roM to cloae at 2.35 15 .
On MCJDda.1 ll eloMd at 231.~.
One forel.ID banker aatd: "Im·
porters came Into the marbt at
tbe end ol the day and Japanese
banks were cau1bt wltbout
dollars, creatln& a sudden up-
1ur1e 1n demand to setUe com·
mercial t.raaaact.lool. ''
IJ1 Europe tbe dollar dropped
a1alnst forelp currencies ln
1eneral.ly t.bln Ll'ad1.n&-
Stock pr1ea wrere mixed ln
moderate tnd1n& today. Oftl'·
comm, a modest deelloe in t.be
early I06Dl-
Analy1u cited oo a.,.elfle • new• dewlopment to aeeount for
the martet'a rnocSiMt NCOYet''J.
Tbe Dow Jooes averac• ol ao
induatrial 1toeka waa off by
almott 2 point.a IDIUally. But
alter three boun of tradinc the
blue cblp IDdea bad recovered to
po1t an a.po&nt pln. TIMD It fell
back to 0.1'1 olf to m . '10 at t.be
cloM.
call OD t.be tDddtGt at the ltcn
from• cmtomer. !.' em •"4atJOl1AP"l4 Ave..
Coeta11eN.
No fUrtbll' dlta1ll wen ••all.a-.. a. at,,.... time. TM lavtldp-;.
Uoo ii cootlaulaa bJ the Orance :
County Dlltrlet. Altomey'1 Of. ! ae.. . .. . .
Fed.Workers Get
Free Holiday Time ...
. .
W ASRINGTON <AP> -Pnsl·
dellt Carter' bu decided to pm
2.1 mllHoa DOD·poet.al f-1eral
emp.,,._ u mra daJ all at
Chl'tstmal, • ...,... tbat wUl eGlt
iu,.,.... mnatoaa ol dolla:n bl
"'9t u..m. and .... tbe w.-
mlloa of fadanl ........ .
Tbt ~ ll matiac lfoD.
da1. Dee. 24 a bollda1 for
f•raJ WOl'Un. eneeu .. 11 ll•·
IDI them a four.ctaJ WMkmd.
The ordll' dot9 aot applf to t.be
tndepmdeat U.8. POltal Sent~.
wboM ..ortten are eovend by
colleetiw bel-P,a101n1 coatracta.
Jeanne 0 Nelli. a Po1tal
~rvlce 1poke1woma.n. aald the
mall acmcy pl&Doed to carry on
"busineu u mual" that day
Cart.er aummooed Kenneth
Blaylock. preatdeat of the
American Pederatioa of GoftrD.
mnt ~-.to t.M W1U1.e
House toda7 to sive him UM
news. Mid (ederaf ontd.ala wbo
dffliDed to be ldeatltled.
The eucuti•• coauntuee ol
Bla71ock'1 Uldon. wbkb aupport.
eel Carter ln bit lt'7I pJ'W'6entlal
campatcn. voc.ed lat week to re-
main neutn..l for the Ume ~
in the u~omtn1 preatdeoUa1
race One union official aakl tbe
l•bor IJ"OUP wu about equally
divided between support.en ol
Carter and backers of Sen
Edward M Kennedy, D·llu.s.
Tbe umon bu been criUcaJ of
Carter beuuse he held down
federal pay railel two ye&r1 aa
part of lul aotMn.fiation pro-
1ram. propoaed a "pay reform"
meuure that would hn~ Mid
down f~ pay raJ..aes for many
wuoo memben and resclllded
free and cut rate parking for
f~er•l employees to cooserve
enero.
Ca rte!" t. followtn1 • prece-
dent set by former Prea1denta
DwtOt D. EiMnbower. John P
Kennedy. Richard M Naxoa and
Gerald R. Ford Eacb 1an
Harbor High
Wneert Set
TIM llDllD&l .mt.er concert by
the Newport Barbot Hilb Scbool
Fln• Alta DlYiakm wuJ be .,....
Hilted at 7:JO p.m. Wedneeday
a& the aebool audJtonupi, tDO
lntne Ave.. Newport Be&dl.
The drama deo&rtmesat wW
1ta1e "lt'a A CharUe Bl'OWD
Cbrt.tmaa ... TIM .-oea1 muaJe
department wlll preHDl lb•
Chantelles. lnt.ermed.late cbllir
aod ~ eholr wtt.h • ~
ertolft Hlit.able to tbe tewm,
accordiA1 to director Don.na
K11tlloa. Tb• ad•••e•d Ja11, 111-
termedlat• ud advuced .....
a1ao 1'U1 plaJ.
fedual worlten a ~r-day
weekend on the MVen-p~
occuioal when CbriltJnq fell
OD • TamdQ OC' a Tbund.a.J.
Nison allo cranted federal
worken a four-4ay weekend •t
New Yur'a at tbe end ot ll7J, bat Carter adml.ailtraUoa of.
fldala rejected Wa idea ow. of
band.
Carter mo ll foUowtnc a prae. lice common 1n t.be private Me··
tor. A survey by the Coa.fereaee
Board. a bu1lne11 reaearcb
IJ'OUp, lbowed that '10 percent ol
private workers, exceptiq re-
tail 1tcre workers, will 1et lloo-
d•Y otf • well
Some atalf memben ot the ad-
minlltnUoo 'a bud&et office op-PC>Nd tbe move because of t.be
C09t, Mtlmat.ed Ya.rioully at $18'
mUUon to 1ZJO mlllioa.
Bat eftDt.U.ally tbe Office ol
llanapment and Budcet Of·
fteiallJ endarled the at.ra day
off, wblcb was puabed mott
•troolly by Alan K . Campbell,
bead ol the federal Office of
Pel"IOODel II ana1ement.
Frank Trial
Arguments
Under Way
BJ F&EDEtlCll 8CHOE•mt. Ol-Ollty ..........
A Ventura County pro.ecutor
becan a Jenctby analyaia ol the
evaden~ today io a tU•·week
Iona Oran1e County Superior
Coort trial that be bopa will
prove to a JW'Y that Tbeodoft
Frank kidnapped , raped,
tortured and murdered 21,1a yeat-
old Amy Sue Seit.I.
Belfmtn1 hia final arcument
lb1a mominC Deputy District At-
torney lrvtnc Praaer said. point.
tnl toward Frank, .. the eviden~
1s clear the defendant Theodore
Fra.at. liWq over there, killed
Amy Sett.&. ..
Pracer uaerted that Frank
•u attemptln• to aatiafy b1a
luatlUI dmlres aod a bat.red '°" cbJJdrm ta the comm•uion ol
tbe alleeed crime.
"Be --. to bumlllate and
de1rade tbem. He waata re·
YeD ...... Prapl" told the MYeD·
ma, llft-wom.an Jury ln Jlld&e
BJl'Oa Melll.Uan'I courtroom.
Prank, 4', ol Woodland Hllll,
WU Uftl&lld Ja Juuary 1n COO·
nectJaa wtt.b tbe Mardi lJ, 1178.
abducdon ~ tbe 8etta llrl wtJo •
disappeared from ber aunt'•-:
bome la VtlltUra Cowa1J. :-
Ber nwd'"«f bocl1 wu foand:~ two dQI l9ler la 'hpan1a ea-;~
yoebllaAftC''MCoulltr. ~
ROGAN AT ........ -~blican
praldentlal bopetit1 Jlmald ~-...
1mlle out ol ~ DU Luniren
<rt1bt) durinl preu eonfennce at GOP
1at.hertn« Monday nlabt at Santa Ana
Country Club. From left are Jin. Robert
Badbam. Con1re11man Badham,
Con1reHman William Dannemeyer
(behind Jleaaan), Rea1an. Congressman
John Bausselot and Lunaren.
Reagan Affirms Stance
Umdidate Backs Shah in Speech· on Coast
BJ IDaY DaTBN8TSIN °' .. ~ .......
Repubacan prestdentlal can-
dldate Ronald Bea1an reaf ·
finned bll belief Monday that
tbe niJed former Sbab ol Iran,
Mohammed Ren Pahlavi,
abould be allowed to 1t.ay ln the
United States if be want.a.
Reaaan. cautlonlq all can-
didates to nerd.le care in what
is said about Iran, a.lao took a
rap at the Carter adminiatra-
tion, aayin&, "I don't th1nk the
situation Uran) would have
happened had It not been for a
wealmela in our forelp polic)
at the outlet ol all tllla.'
TbOM com.mmta were made
by the former Califomla fOV·
emor durinC a prea conference
and later in a brief talk at •
GOP beoeftt at the Sant.a Au
Country Club.
Reagan was ln town to raise
funda for the re-election cam-
paigna of 'Cc>qrellmen Robert
Badham, Newport Beach,
William Dannemeyer, Fullerton,
and Dan Luqnm, Lona Beach.
About 180 attended the buffet to
ratae rouehly $30,000 for the
MeJLi Women Clash
In Salvador Hassle
SAN SALVADOR. El Salftdor
CAP) -About 8.000 mldclJe.daaa
women demonatratin1 for an
end to leftist terrorlsm were at·
tacked with rocks and sticks by
some 2,000 leftist men. Hospital
offictala said three men ~re
shot and killed and several other
~nom wounded. lt wu not known wbo fired the
shota. 'l'be 'WOllMe2l, par14lne ea the
Movement for Peace and Tran·
quUtty. were •••ln• tbe. Salvadoran 118' and ain,m, the
national antbem when the men
attacked them Monday.
Wltnes&ea aald the mare~
carried signs readln1, "We Do
Not Want Enslavinl
Presidio Stays
WASHINGTON CAP) -The
Army announced Monday it bas
dropped tentative plana to re·
duce activitiea at the historic
Presidio in San Francisco.
ldeoJe>Oes." and that the leftists about.eel "Popular Revolutionary
Bloc" and "Unified PopulU Ac-
tion Fmlt, •• two aroups t.ryfna to
replace the two-monlb·old
military Junta with a Marxist
1ovemmeot.. The men also abo~ted.
''BourseoUle. Ba, Ba, Ha•• aad ''The~ Are Oun,'1 tbeo
threw rocb aad atkb • t.be womea.. 1'be womm flecl. then rel'fOQPed In b'oot ol the prw-idimial palace and met there
with Adolfo Arnoldo M-1a.no, one
of the two colooela who over·
threw the rllht·winll military prealdent, Carlos Humberto
Romero, on Oct. 15. The women sald leftist ter-
rorists were caualng work stop-
paees and violence in El
Salvador. "Majano, We Do Not
Want Communism, We Want
Peace and Tranquility," they
shouted. Majano promiaed the
junta would not lead the country
toward communiam.
three candidates. Tickets were
$US apiece.
"Our country bu a tradition
of offering asylum and I would
welcome the shah to stay u long
as he wants," Reqan aaid.
"He (the shah) bu been as
good an ally as the U.S. could
have bad for 31 years. When Olir
Seventh F1eet waa out of oil the
shah provided il and never sent
U1 a bill.
''It behooves us to tmderstand
what the shah was trying to do,"
Reagan said. "He wanted hi.I
people to live as we do.
"He started to industrialize
Iran. He guaranteed rellgtous
freedom and certainly freed the
women. Hia only problem was
that be poealbly puahed too fut
for t.bc»e tblnp.
"I've bem very careful u has
every candJdate on our aide
about crtttcidng tbe preskleut
simply because we do not want
to endanger the hostaaes.' ·
Reagu aaid. "Possibly the pres-
ident should brief the can·
didates as to what la 1oin1 on."
Reapn said be would be in
favor of a debate oo the Iran
situation after it la onr. ''Tbe
Amertean people are enttt.led to
know what was our course of ac-
Uon,'' beaaid.~
Reaaan aa1cl be bellnes the posit~ of American .a..tJl9 lD tbe Pe an Gulf "mll)lt be
aimed more at t.be Soviet Umon u a means of IQtnl bands oil''
than at Iran. Tbe GOP candidate, uked lf
the United Statee abould stop
food abipmenta to Iran, said.
"They (Iran) committed an act
of war againlt ua. We stopped
some trade. I doo't see why we
should make any exceptions."
And Reagan. uted at tbe buf-
f et. what he thinks of the
Ayatollah Khomeini, wouldn't
comment directly but· said. ''I
have a favorable opinion of the
Ayatollah ln Tabriz."
The Ayatollah Kuem Shariat-
M adari ln Tabm ia preaently
opposing Khomeini.
Reagan said the United States
should renew relatiooahips with
Taiwan.
He eriticiz.ed the Carter ad-
ministration as "coming down
on the wrong side of every i&-
aue."
"We are no longer the crest
giant that can outproduce the
world. 11MJre ls too much mcney
chaslna too few aood.s.'' Reaaan
said. ·•u we (Republicana> cut the
income tax acrou the board we
can elimlDate iaflatloa and
rettcrre the economy we bave
bad. ••we can eol.e our oll ertall If
the 1ovem.meat •• out of tbe
ener11 induatry and turns It
loole bl tbe marntplace."
Rea1an allo crltldsed
Carters erutioo ol a federal
educatloo ._...u ..,mi lt la the
''ftnt l&ep toward f..tenJidac
the tdlool Qltem. ••
State Agency
Power Curbs
Eyed for '80
a1 r&EDD1C&1CBOa11m1L ... ...,_ .... _
A hlmta1D. Valley mtnlltM'
wbo •• acQlllU.ed ot dwsel
t~at be raped a female
cbUMbFir 1*19 be bellevea be
... tbe Gae raped -by tbe
luall,.tem. ln tbe ftnt lntemew ID wbids
ta. b.u J:Htaied publlclt bll
aide of events ol a Feb. Z2
coQl\Mltna Mallon with • fcnner
Corona del Mar woman, Pbib
Paladol said. ''I tel.I JOU btfcn
God that I did not laJ a hand OD
her." Palacios~ 41. and b1.a wife,
Paula, are Mton al Inner Life
Cbristim hJlowabip, loeated Jn
Santa Ana. Both bold mln1lt.t.a1
de1ree1 from the Open BibM
Collep bl Del )lames, fowL
Palado9 belieffl be WU U ·
rested because b.la m1Dilto Im 't
lD the traditional mold.
But that charge was em·
pbaUcaJly denied by Deputy Dia-
tr\ct Attorney James Broob,
proaeeutor in the Ora.Dae County
Superiol' Court trial.
Brooks aald th.at, delplte ap-
pearances, "Jllltice w .. served"
by brlnClnc Palacios to trW.
However, Brooks conceded
that "it never wu a very aood
cue" ln the senae there wun't
any physical evidence that
Palacio• raped tbe woman.
Glendy Worley. during the
counaelinl aesaioo in ebureb ~fices.
Durlnc tbe Nov. 12 trial before
Judie Ken.oetb Williama, who ii
a former Orance County district attorney, Mn. Worley telti6ed
that Paladoll became ennced.
said "lbmen like you must be
puniabed," dnQed her lJJto an
adjaceat room and raped ber.
Mrs. Worley toad the eomt abe
WU too lbaJteo by the allepd Jn.
cldent to report it to police for
more than two ID<ICltba.
Palacioa didn't testify. After
caWne two rebuttal witnesses,
defenM attorney Terry Gllea,
asked for and received a dind·
ed verdict of acquittal. Judie
Wllllams said be didn't believe
the woman·• story.
T\ed!Y, O.C.~r 11, tin
Paladol said bell and Jecal
expemea have cost him tl,.500.
He alnce bu ftled an "23.500
damap suit apJmt Gleody and
Jerry Woriey dalminl tbeJ ln·
teoUoa.ally IOQCbt to diacredit
him
DurlDI the ~na1 UMJon,
Palacios aald. Mrs. Worley
became Oftl"'WTOQ&bt.
The mlDlster aa1d be told the
woman's buaband. who bed not
been p~t dwinc the Ont
part of the coumelina aeaaion, to
take b1I wife home, make sure
lbe took medlc:aUoa preserlbed
for her by a dodor' and ··a.t ber
cry thil UdDc GUil. • •
He aald be apok.e by t.e~
with Wortef three Ume1 aft«
the aeaioa to check on Mn.
Worley'• welfare.
Pal8do9 uJd be iearlMd lD
April from another pariabiaDlr
that )Ira. WOlief wu ctatnrin1
lbe WU raped ''and that tt.y
were IQlnl Lo sue me ··
Radiation Probe
Set in San Diego
SAN DIEGO (AP) -A
Honolulu enrironmenta.Uat bu
persuaded Mayor Pete Willon to
launch an Inquiry into a 1955
nuclear tat SOO JDilel aoutbwest
of San Dieco which expoeed an unt:nown number of pel"IODI to
"extremely hleb" level• or
radiation. •• Shortly after thia test, the
radiation levela ln San Dleao
went up to 35 times -or 3~
percent above what la COD·
aidered to be normal." Tony
Hod1es aald durtn& a teleTlaloo
interview Maoday.
Hod.la allo aaid u many aa
6,500 Navy personnel aboard
ships partielpatini ln tbe test of
the nuclear device ma1 have
bffn ~ to bannlul left1s
of radlctim
Hodees ii UJ'lina tbe ~ avy to relew the names of perwl
potentlally endanpred by
"operatio6 Wlcwam.' the code
name for the weapom expert.
ment., ID dime people ea.a re-
cefH medical namfnatlcm.
EsposuN Lo nadear nMllatinn
bu lD the pat beeG 11.nted to a
bi&her·than·oormal tneldeMe of
cancer.
A gpokamM for the m&JW
said Mcnday that wu.oa met
with Uodpa foe half an bo\11' llDd
viewed a fUm that ~
showed the nuclear bluf.
The mayor la akepUcal or
Rode es· •uaestioo that eome
Na<ry penoaDel and mkDowtnc
San Dieao reedmtl could After
from Canieet" or other Ulneaaes
due to exposure to the radiation.
a spokesman aald.
ReimAuumed
P'RAl'fK.FORT. lty (AP>
John Y. Brown Jr. took over the
reiD1 of Keat•ck1 state g<mlf'D.
ment today, cUmaxln1 bi•
meteoric nine-month riae to the
top of state polltlcs.
®
&EMWllE •
s J)Al .. Y PlLOT
tJ . ,., ..
·: He Mid be told the parlablnuer "°"' to WOl1'J about It.•• Tbe moniDS of April 11, .•
PaJaelc.e aatd, be reeel•ed a •
pbooe call in wbieb a penoo
aald "you'•e made a bi• mil·
take aad you're lolna to pay"
and buq lq). •
More than two months later, ,
oo June Z2, when be and bi.I wt.le ,
were retW"Dln1 home from a
abort trip, Paladol WU anwted ·• by Santa Au police. ,.
Re claimed plainclothes of· 1
ftcen told b1m they bad an ar·
real wa.rnmt alleliog rape, but .
refused to name the complain· ~
ant. "I'm a mimter, mo, not a
baak robber. Tbla .PY la playiq•
Joe Friday. He throwl me up
qainst the car and shakes me
down and band cuffs me,"
Palacl09 said.
The mlnister said be gave a •
statement to police in wtuch he •
denied rapine Mrs Worley, but
claimed. "They were trying to
build a cue against me. They
asked me why I didn •t go to the
police."
"I atill, booest to God, don't
know to tbia day why they
pursued lt, · • Palacios said.
Deputy District Attorney
Broob denied that either police
or proaecut.on attempted to
harua Palacios.
"She ukt abe wu raped. You
don 'l atop a prosttution because
be says be didn't do it," Broo0
aald.
"J ust.lce was served because
be wu fCMmd ln.o«ent. He was
acquitted on the baaia or the
evidence." Broob added
"lt was never a good cue; it
wu a very thin cue. I told ber •
It waa a borderline case," ~
Brook.a recalled.
Prior to tbe It.art of the trial,
Broob &aid, be ap1D told Mn.
Worley tbe case wu borderline
and ubd ti Ue atlll toatbt to
punmtt. •
''Sbe Md the ebolee ol SoiDa
ahead ...s Abjeetinl benelf to erou ex.amlllation about ber
probleam ad tbe fad that lbe •
ctidD 't nlllJGlt lt for weoeka and weeb, •• 8rooll:a said. •
Tbe cio.be& sbe WU wearing .
the dq of ..... aUepd au.ck -
wblcb 4!0ald ba•• tte.n key . · plee•• of ericleace -were ddta.-t ~ •n. WorleJ, be -
aald.
··1 dlm't bow wtmt llappened
1D Uull olftee," tbe del"lt7 dis· .
trict~ukl.
' PaJ8Cb aid be foqbt tbe
dsarp9 tlu~ tbe proceed-•
lnp became be wu bmocent · and to prated bis standiq as a .
m1n.iater
· 'lf .omeoae doeaD 't say you
can't do tbia to the mmistry.
what bappem down the road" ..
Palacios asked.
"These people made a
mockety ol the system and I 1ot
my ean boxed while they were
doinl tt." be said.
Palacios said be kept the faith
ot members ot bis cooaregatioo
and bis family, but rears the
mere fact be wa.s arrested may
cause him problems in the
future.
He said the legal probaems
callffd him to remain awake
night.a and made him paranoid
to the polnt of bellevtng be was
being followed.
"Everyone thought this tlung
wu funny -except me," be
said.
. ;
I
I I
1
I
. e. .
.... .. ·~ Tri1nn1ing Custonie
.\Pna eusr HAGGLING, 1 ... able Co brlu bom•
an ellbt-footer for ju.t two bucb. It wu IO bta ucf bUlb1
that lt would hardly so t.broua u.e troet door.
11' reeent Cbrtstm..-. l•ve Ulked to tree aaa.m
about maybe a flve-buek tree <COUllUDC for tnflatioD), and
\bey look at YoU like they've Just m« I!~ Sc~.
One aa1ea IUY even bad ~nerve to hand mo a broke
branch with brown needlel, anateb the ftver out ot DU'
I
"Olc.a11. Folk.I. II~'• a Barfl(Jm T~~ /or Ju.t $50. You Better llu"'ll'"
band, and wiab me e Merry Chriatmas.
Last ni~t wu the final seulon oC lhe semester for my
clua up at the Onivenity in Long Beach. As the seulon
broke up, ooe of my atUdeota walked up and banded me a
flyer. "Come on over to our lot ln Cypress and buy your
Chriatmu tree," be mvlted cheerily.
CAUTIOUSLY, J asked, "WeU now, how much arc
your lffi"S going for this sew.on?"
"flow tall u lr<'e do you want" ..
"Oh muybe u little taller than Santu Cl a WI • •
'You want bubhy or one wath a lot of Um~., ..
··Make at sort of m between. Bushy with sev~ral
hmbs "
"What about Oocktn1L · mv i.tudent inqu1red "fo"loclled
or unOocked '> t"lcx:king is extra. yo u know "
"NO EXTBA.8," 1 replled nervously "Unfloc:ked wllJ
be Jmt dandy."
"Well then. that'• an euv order." he aaid. ''A tree like
that will probably run you 50 bucks Maybe 60 lf it's real
bushy . "
Suddenly the classroom !.tarted spinn1n1 and m y 'Via·
ion blurred I gnppcd the instruct.c>r'i> podium lo support
my rubbery knees
"Thanka for the bargain, 'I croaked hoaniely.
f'ifty bucu fur a sawed orr i>lack and a bunch of falling
pme necdl,•s"
Thul trc.-c muy come unflocked but it's clear I won't
RCA S&tellite
Lost • m Spa~:
I
CA C AV&BAL. J1a. (AP) -...._ m, a --. ..
•""• ICA ldcatkm tatellti t11t•t1 t IOI' eallle ttlttllklo, WU• m .... WdQ and may biaM aplqdll, dlkdiJI 1114. '"'!!• dan't.lmow U It nJ)Soded f1I m J• _.Imo• 1t1••• w·
:'.':.:L ~ Doirlald Quinn. a Ylee pN ._ ol AJIMlfcom, u RCA tul>-UIHU7.. J...,.
U ~ clou tot.be RCA ~~totd1'0DAY. project told tbt ••••piper uu the speoeeraft W lbot Jato TODAY ln ~oa, rla .. t.Ul <outer 1pace1 tbt traclrlDt
,--.. Un• tbe tat.eWi. network wowd baH lffD ft
ftl'--· •bootJ.nl out. It wOu.ld batt CIOIDt
Tb• tratt 1uddeDJy dlaap-up •• a blip on tbe acrwn peared trom tracktq 1enem beeaUM JOU can tract utdlta
Jmt 1J Mt'ODdl after the kick that IO to dlatnt DJaneta. aad
motor •u awttcbtd oa Monday. we wciuJd bave teen lt.''
No trackln1 ltaUoa bu been J 0 b D w l ll l • m I 0 D • a able to locate tt. 1pokeaman for Amerteom ntd
'"1'1118 I.WADS U8 \o th COO·
dualon tt Pl'Obably blew up," the
Big Gas
Tax Hike
Vnlikely
WASHINGTON (AP)
Conareulooal leaders are tell·
Int the White House that
cbancee ot enacUn1 a au11ested
SO·ceol·a·1allon eaaolloe tu:
ran1e from allm to nonexistent.
Top adminbtraUoo economic
offlclala, ln a closed-door meet·
ln1 Monday wtth House Speaker
Thomas P O'Neill, rel)Orted.IY
listed the tax u one of the op
lions the president baa under
serious conalderatlon aa be pre-
pares his 1980 agenda. souttes
uid
that ,,.. the nt.eWte to fall to
Earth lt would bum up lD tbe ~
mo.pbere belon rHcb.tnt the
1round
8ATCO• ID wH launched
from Cape Canaveral Tbunday
nltbt by tb• Natlonal
AerooauUca and Space Ad-
mlol1tra.Uon under a contract
wltb RCA. James Lacy, public
1nformatJon of.fleer at a NASA
tracld.q atation 1n lftaryland,
.aid the craft went lnto a tem·
porary 1oopt.n1 orbtt, and NASA
tracked lt for two boun bet~
tumln1 the job over Co RCA.
NASA officla!a aaid the only 1lmUar d!gppearance wu on
Feb 1', 1ff3, when an ta·
perlmental communication.
aaleUlte, SYNCOM I, dJHp·
peared from tracldn, acreena
The craft waa later ocated ln
apace by vblervatorin
Walltamaon uld tht' kick
motor waa to have sent th~
sateU.tle into a permanent orbtt
22.300 mile. ~bove the Pacilic.
midway belw~.-n Jfawah and
C'aliforruu
S...ta s.,eltn-•
Afternoon t.emperatu.rel climbed to 87 de1reea Monday ui
downtown Kansas City. Mo , forclna this Santa, clad in
hie heavy red au.it, to take a abort breather to wipe the
perspiration from hi• brow. Thlnas will get better.
however. u forecuten are calllna for a return of win-
tery condlUons for the rest of the week. ADMINlSTllATION economar
offlclala see the tax as a way of
forclne conurvation of gasollnt•
by maklne the fuel much more
expenalve at the pump
But O'Neill, accordinc to a
participant ut the meeting who
declined to be identified. lm
mediately threw cold water on
the idea. telling lbe officlali.
there wu "little enlhuslum for
a 1as tax" on Capitol Hill
Economy Strengthening
OTHER SOURCES satd
While House 0((1Ctals 6'0l much
the !\eme 11lgnal 1n u recent
meeting with ~enalt• Enerl(y
Committee Chairman flt·nry M
Jackson, 0 Wash . and otbt-r
Senate leaders O'Neill reported
ly told the admlnistrauon of
ficlall be didn't aee much •up
port l.n the House for either a ~·cent·a·aallon guollne t.ax ~ a
strenither>ed eaa-rauonlna plan
aao betn& considered by the ad
mlnlatraUon
November Retail Sales Hit s77 Billion
WASJUNGTON tAP> The
nat&on's <'conomy demoruitrat.ed
further re~1hcnn· an Novt'mber.
further confound1na pred1cllON1
uf a downturn
Total sa.lcis al the nauon '1 r,.
taal stores rose 1 8 percent to m
billion lD November. wtplnc out
the t 7 percent drop ln the ptt
vloua month, the Commerce
Department aaJd MODdaJ.
THE DATA on retail laiea -
an Important component ol the
t"conomy came on the heels of
a Labor Department report
showing Uuat the nation'• un
e mployment rate fell from Oc
tobt-r's 6 perttflt to S 8 ~~t
last month
· You certamly don't 1et a psc
lW't' ol an eeooomy that la fold
int up around us." said WU.U.m
Cox, u aauor Commerce [)ei>an
ment econom.tst
TBE NATION'S output ftll
aharply in tbe penod from Apnl
through June, leading many
tt0noml.st.a ln and out of govern·
ment to conclude that a rt!
cHalon had begun Then th•·
e('ooomy rebounded strongly
from JuJy through September
Despite the l•tal aood n~ws.
many ana.lyata atJJJ pr.ct.let ~
economy Wlll show l.atU~ or no
1rowth ln the fOW'th qu.atUr and
tbat output wlll continue to
weatm into 1980.
" cacapc unnc<-ccd
Ratiorung und the gas taK. ac
c·nrdlng le> the sources, Wt!rt! two
of many items dulcu.ssed at Mon
day'• session with O'Neill.
Treasury ~retary 0 WllUam
Mlller, White Houae domestic
advlaer Stuart E. Elzen.atat and
Charles L. Schultze, chairman ot
the Council of Economic Ad
vt1ers
Assassin Fires 21 Attorneys AT mE MEETING, the ad
mt.nlltraUon official.I outlined a Mrle• of meray and economic
propotala Carter LI comlderfna
for poulble lncJual.on l.n b1a .u.>
bud1et and 1n bll State of the
Union addnlaa, the 10urc.-aaid
SEOUL, South Korea <AP) -
The admit.led killer of President
Park CbWll Hee fired bla Zl de·
fenae attorney• today, aa)'tn«
they could not help bJm explaln
hi• ··national revolution to
re.tore democracy" ln South
Korea.
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·CALIFORNIA
( STA.TE
aearegation trial, following
cbar1ea that the UTLA would
add eoofusloo to the cue.
In papers filed in court Mon·
day, the American Civil
Liberties Union claimed the
UTLA would cause confUlion
beca111e it bu not taken a p:m.
lion on the desegregation plan.
Attorneys defending UTLA's
involvement have argued the UD·
ioo can help bring about a more
equitable solution to the conflict..
A dedaion is expected lat.er this
month.
si.p l•r llef•gee•
SAN FRANCISCO <AP)
Part of the cloeed Hamilton Air
Force Base will be uaed as a
rest atop for Indochinese ref.
ugees belng resettled tn the
United States, the state Depart·
ment says.
0n C'...et, a. C'11pld •••
Nearly 1,000 Santas helpers on motorcycles
converge on Sacramento -including San·
ta himself straddling a chopper. The event
is the 8!1Dual toy run sponsored by mem·
hers of Modified Motorcycle Association of
America, who brought toys which were
given to Salvation Army for Christmas dis·
tribution.
DAILY ... OT .41
ce Blaze
NaeMdVanN .. Boa1"U'd W'bena ear
drf •• bJ 1f.JQi-ol4 C)'Jl&lda Moon ol 1ledoDdo Beach tlDitedlt.
&BS DOD or BuaN1 •a TC1naDce
boq>ital tbe followiDI -.
The otMr two vleUm1 were bolll
Mobil employ... trorkial at the re-
ft.Dery at the tlm• "' tbe tilut: Robert llaetlnfa, 51, ot Hawtbome and
Riebard Love, 40, Of Torrance.
Another Near Miss
In Skies of LA
BURBANK (AP> -Two
aircraft have aurvived a "near
mis•" air lnc:ident for the ~
time ill three da" m the Loa
An1elea area .
A Pacific Southwest Alrlinel
727 Jet was forced to abort a
laodlne Mond1y at Burbank
Airport here when a Ceasoa 210
pilot took off in ill path, two
days after a Hug.bes Alrweet
DC·9 and an American Airlines
707 nearly collided at Loa
Angeles International Airport
FLIGHT 7t% WAS about 200
reet on the ground Monday when
1U! pilot was warned about the
smgle~gine plane and told to
execute a missed approach, PSA
spokesman Bill HastiJlg.s said.
The airliner was returning from
Reno with S8 pasaeo1ers aod
seven crew memben oo board,
he said
Hastings uid both planes
were ordered to make im·
mediate tums away ftom each
other, and the jet later landed
safely.
The Cessna pilot WU beini
q uesuoned. according to &U"pOrt
officials.
Meantime, the Feden.I A via·
Uoo Aclm1ni.tration continued
tta lnfflltic•Uoo of a Saturday
''fillht oiperatiooal incident" in
wblcb tbe BuP-Airwest and
American Airlines planes
almost collided at Los Aneela Int.era 100011.
Marine DI
Has Pay Cut
For Abuses
SAN DIEGO Staff Sgt.
Rockie L Cross, one of ~
Manne Corps drill instructors
court-martialed oo recruit abuse
charges, was aenteoced to re-
ducUoo to the lowest pay IJ'Bde.
lJl a rulinc handed down by a
flve·man military jury Monday,
Cross •as also fl.oed _. and
&eftteoced to three months' ha.rd
labor wttboul confinement...
The muimum pun.labment for
the otfenaa Cross wu cba.rged
with waa3Zyean
H.B. Cuahlng, deputy director
of the Office of Asian Refugees,
said Monday that from 500 to
1,200 refugees a day will be
housed in three barracb at the
bue, located ln nearby Marin
County.
Strangler Lawyers
Given All Evidence lllmory Fn .. Glfm
The government t. currently
paying a South San Franctaco
motel to lodle up to SOO refugees
a day u they mOYe tb.roulh the
BQA.-. . ._•"•'lea Sec
LOS ANGELES CAP> Renovation of the clty'a
Wholesale Flower M arltet, the
second largest in the world, is
under way as part of Mayor
Tom Bradley's policy of
matching federal grants with
private investment to keep jobs
in the dty.
Grow>d was broken Monday
for the $15 million project. It la
to be financed with $3 million in
federal funds and $12 miJllon in
private investment.
Effert•~~ed
FRAMINGHAM, Mass. <AP)
-On the advice of bis doctors,
retired firefighter Fred Kelley is
moving to California to be near
the hospital be hopes will re-
consider bis application for a
heart transplant.
Kelley, 39, was turned down
for a transplant last month by
doctors at Stanford Univenity
Medical Center in Palo Alto
because they felt bls problem
didn't warrant an immediate
transplant.
Kelley, who will take bis wife
and five children to California
after the first of the year,
believes the publicity during the
last two mooths of his medical
pli1bt preuured the Stanford
docton lnt.o rejecUn& his ap-
plication.
LOS ANGELES CAP)
Coples of tape-recorded In·
terviewa with eonfeued Hllhdde
Stranaler Kenneth Bline.bl baft
been Cll'dered turned Offl' to de-
reaae ~for Bfancbl'•
coaatn and co-defendant, ~
Buono .
The tapes, which will fUl 90
caaaet1es when copied fort.be de-
fense, are of ~ycb.iaU1e &A·
terviews with 28-year-old
Bianchi and interrogations by
the Hillside Stranaler Task
Force implicatiq both Bianchi
and Buono in the k:UUnp.
''THE DEFENSE 18 also en-
titled to statements of witnesses
and reaulta of quest.ioolng of wit
nesses," aaid Deputy Di.strict
Attorney Roger Kelly. "Baaical·
ly we have been ordered to tum
over the entire people's cue for
the defense to k>ok at."
Defense attorney Terry Giles
said outside tbe courtroom that
Kelly was "cooperating com
pletely" in turning over the
prosecution's evidence. He said
the prosecution baa already
turned over about 5,000 pages ~
documents.
BIANCID DIPUCATED both
himself and Buono ln days of
lengthy taped di.scuaaiom witb
psychiatrists and lnvestigat.on
since bis arrest in Bellingham,
Wash. last January. Kelly said.
"Bianchi's credibility will be
the key ingredient in the trial,"
GUea sald Wben asked about the
tapes.
Bianchi bas already been sen·
t.enced to life in priaon for five ol
the 10 Southern California kill·
.
Ar....._..
LEAVING COURT
Angelo Buono
ings and two in Bellingham.
BE PLEADED GUILTY and
afrffd to be the proeecution'a
star witnesl a1ainat Buooo u
part of a plea barlain allowlne
him to escape the death penalty.
Buono la cbar&ed with all 10
Hillside Strangler tillings from
September W77toFebruary1978
and races a pouible death penal·
ty if coovicted.
The preliminary bearing for Buono, now scheduled for Jan.
21, will probably be postponed
until !!(arch to permit the mass
of information to be checked.
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DUNGENESS
I '
One Answer to
•
Cost of. Rousing
OH~ CCXlmU I a1mld at A laudable IOal
lut lllRW'Y • t Of all .... ,.
lld otlal umta ce11PQreited t4ftbor7 fall In Che retlm Of afford.a •••• 1beb" tlooa were t.bM lwwtq 1boWd be altord&·
!e to fa.m)ll --an meome from 111.000to136.000. The bl& qUllltlaa 1""*1 out to be. ~ coune, bow to
deftne atrordable bouama.
HOPl!q advocat.el to keep the curnnt deftnl.
Uon lDtact in whleb a two-bedrooin bomo would COit
about SS> a .
Bulldin1 industry rep; wnt&Uv want to lncreue
the price to m.soo.
While coot.ro~y and eaatinue to na1 tbe
lasue, superviaon took positive st..-for mote affo"5able
houslng unlta la1t week by approvtn1 ao 818·
condominium unit ln Mlllioo VleJo.
Ml11lo11 VleJo Comp~ representatives told
newsmen that the pries raqe trom '50.000 to
$60,000 at today'• eo1ta.
Tbe unita will be from eoo to 900 square feet and there
is no provision for covered carports. Deulty and open
space requlrementa were relaxed in other tradeofft.
1be ooe-and two-bedroom units are hardly palaUal.
For comparison, a double-wide mobile home ii about
1,400 square feet; a one-room bachelor apartment over a
double garage is 440-square feet.
It is true that the units aren't inexpensive by stan·
dards of a few years ago.
But they do appear to give a portion of society which
has been priced out of the housing market a chance to
own a home.
Anitrak on the Move
Rail service between San Diego and Los Angeles bas
recorded a 42 percent increase in passenger use in the
past 10 months. So it's not surprising to learn that this is one of 11
traffic corridors to be studied by the federal Department
of Transportation and Amtrak for its potential in divert-
ing intercity travelers from automobiles to trains.
Selection of the line also should boost a but in-
troduced in Congress by Rep. Jerry Patterson of Santa
Ana. That measure seeks fllllding to upgrade the Los
Angeles-San Otego rail service, including cutting travel
time from two hours and 35 minutes to one hour and 55
millutes
The federal study will examine the cost of upgrading
tracks and equipment against potential energy saving as
passenger use grows.
Meanwhile Amtrak is doing its thing by planning
some special entertainment on the train's Dec. 15 run.
Costumed actors from the Mark Taper Forum production
of "A Christmas Carol" will ride along to enliven the trip
with skits, juggling and magic.
Maybe that's the answer to the airlines' movies and
canned music.
Lawsuit Dims Image
News of police officers staging "blue nu" sickouts or
ticket-writing slowdowns to make points during wage
negotiations is not too unusual
But members of the Huntington Beach Police Of
ficers Association came up with a new twist when they
sued their own department for what they claim was an 11-
lega l search of their lockers to recover missing towels
The suit, filed in behalf of 240 officers, asks $240,000 in
compensation plus $760,000 in punitive damages.
Seems the officers are furnished with towels to use
after jogging or gym workouts. About 200 of the towels
turned up missing instead of being turned in for laundering.
When a written plea for their return was unproduc-
tive, a locker search was ordered. It yielded only 37 of the
purple ( ! ) towels.
But that was enough to raise the ire of the officers.
They contend their rights were violated because the.
lockers were searched without warrants.
It's all part of an oqoing debate about the city's
threat to cut back funding of a police education program.
Maybe the locker search wu debatable. But wbat
can you say about police officers who make off with pur-
ple to,..els that are city property? And neglect to return
them when asked?
The ill-considered lawsuit doesn't reflect well on the
caliber of those who filed lt. • Opinions e•pressed In the space above are those of the Dally Piiot.
Other views e•pre6$8d on this page are those of their authO<S and
artilts. Reader comment 1s Invited. AddrKS The Daily Piiot, P.O
Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642~1.
Boyd/Lost
ByLM.BOYD
Oliver Wendell HoJmea
couldn't find bUI ticket oo that
traln. 1be cooductor wat.cbed
blm fumble through hls
pockets, almost desperately,
"You don't need a ticket, Mr.
Holmes. You'll probably find
it later, and you can mall it t.o
the Peno1ylvania Railroad
Company later." Holmes
scowled, and said, "Tbe
problem im't the Ucket, air.
The problem ls, Where am I
goln1T"
Even when b1a balr ii lfQ,
t
Gloomy
Gus
ObMribla our "odd and
even" 1overnor'1 perfonnpce ln (and
mo1U1 •••1 from> Sacramento, I Juat
wo• d•r bow b•' d muap ta White
JlolM.
•
a man can always get a wile.
So observed Plutarch several
thousand yean ago. Client
uu our Love and Wu man
whether \bi.a is still true, if
ever it was. To some extent.
To some extent.
Q. How did we come to use
an X u a symbol on a letter
lor a kiA?
A. That aoee way back. To
wben people wbo eoulcla't
write tbelr own names sllned
important document& witli an x ud eealed the cootraeta
wU.b a Ima. Eventull)', the
X and the kill became
·~· Q. II then U1 tort of lD-
temat:lanal ·~· tUt'• DOW Uled woddwtdef
A. OD1l one, luofar u t
bow. T6e alp taniual• ol tbedaf.
A ruderooce wrat.e toJOTe.
Jorn columollt Dorotb1 Dbl: ''A man bu aaked me to
many blm, but be dolal't
how 1 ha•• f alH tffth. Sbe>uld 1 tell h1m?" WUt
·would )'OU IQQest to t.bil
que&tianlflr, ti you ftre I
1 eolum11i1t? 111111 Dis
repU.O: ••g.eep JWr
abut."
)a
Kissinger, the Shah and Oil
w -TlttlWIMd
ab ~ ~tomem-
ben ol IU ta.mil) .. aa.nond.
•r eohmww bl1mlo1 blm tor U.
ru1nom ftle \D GU ~cee.. lie la-
11.tU \bat bl cte&Nd UM ftnt
..... Dlb -...... la Jm.74 wUb U..0·8"r.tar1 Of State
Hea'1 X'Mlnier.
la fact. .. dkt DOl netseet to report •twtn1er'1 ltrUll ae-
quleecme. la •
tb• tnruct!on of tb• oil
1ou1e. aad we welcome
thla belated
conflrmatlon
from the
abah. We ftJ"lt
toJd the story
more than •.
three 1•ar1
a10. eltt.n1 top·Hcret docU·
men ta.
We reported t.bat K.luin.aer aoupt to build up tM &bah u
the protector ol Amerkan ID-
tereata la the Penlan Gulf oU
bavea. 1be abab needed a fat
treuury to ftnanff tbe arm.
menta U..t Kiaaln1er pn!llMCl
upon bim.
lllSSINGEa, tb&refore.
a&reed that the ahab 1bouJd quadruple oil prices; so swear
relaUvee who bave diacwsaed tbe matter wltb tbe abab ... He
thought ol it u an lndlrect form
ol Am.tea aid." upa.lDld one lamlb' member.
Tile llbab'• dtln for b10lr oil Dde• alarmed tbl &auat Ara· blaD oil lbetb wbo feand lt
•o&ald cauH an ecoaomle
baeklalb. fter DOUlled KJu.
u.i.r Uaat S.udl Al'abta would
join ID NntMn1 a lar1e price in·
CHIM u tb• 1bab eould be penuded to .tmd wttb them
but tat tt wu up to UM uii,;l
Stat. to appl)' tbl teren. TheJ mew Kl-Snaer bad the
lnerqe to brtna tbe lbab blto lloe~ Wbm be refUled to beard
tbe ab.ah. tbeJ auwned that tbe
United Stat. WU beb1nd tM
dri .. .,.. biCber °" prte.e. nae
1bah made ll ••en more u -pUdt: be told tbem be bad U.S.
awroval.
8A1JDI LEADERS em·
l>huh:ed this to American Am· ,buaador Jamee Aki.DI wbo ,.
potted lt lD a Mc:rwt letter to Waa~ .. Yamual <tbe oU
mlnllter> laid the lbab told bim
that . . . the Americana UD·
dentood -"Y tbe oil price ln-
createa bad to be ettabU.abed.
Prince Saud, wbo WU at tbe
meetln1 wilb the abab, COO·
firmed t.bat tbe &bah had lDdeed
said tbll." In another secret report,
Akim recounted: ''Tbe Jranlam
told <tbe Saud.la) W9 were com·
pletely ~ about m11 '*f._
'<:!IS!'
Paul Harvey
prtee rlM. Tbe lhab bM Uo Wd
WI to aumerous otJmeD u f1JtOOI
Uaat t.bt U.S. ii at ._. lndtf·
ferent to &Q1 menu• tD Gil
prtee. ID aD.J cue. tbe 5eadll bave llleD ao ~ from 8111
America IOalft tUt n m _,
W&J tlteci to prellUN die. lb.lb to
back o« bit mreme PollUoo oo oil priee9."
McbW ...... for~
priea. the lbib bad U.. boDol' °' aDJlOUDC'll1I tale diaaltnul In· crease. It WOQkl be a eumu!Mive
lDcl'Ule, be dedand. of 410 ...
cat lD me year. Tbe amw.a1 bW
of the oil-eoa.aumtnc oat.Jona
woWd be a ltaQerbal -bil1'oo blper ID urf4 Uwa lD U'1S -DOC
counU.,, what tbe oil coin,.mea
wo11ld add oa for pl'Odaedoo, transportation and profit
mar,m.
TRIS Bl&E was a
"mlDlm•m." tbe 1bab aald.
More would follow. ·'The ln-
dutrial wor1d will bave to re-
allJe that tbe en of terrtftc P"OI·
reu and eftQ more terrlftc in· come and wealtb baaed oo cheap
oU la ftntthed."
Desplte ~ ol outra1e from
tbe lnd&&atrial nations and a
Saudi offer to push prices ~ck
down. tbe 1bah continued to
clamor for ltW hi&ber oU prtCM.
RePOrted Akim on Aua. %7. 1'7'5:
''The Seudla llad urpd m on
llUJllel'Om OCH ..... to put prea..
'
tun ca tbe lb.ab to eoopll'9e
with 8ludl Arabia ·~ tbe oll ~ 19' be to doeo." 1'be &audit becu .., ~ I
qWte corndlJ. that KJuMr' :
wet.eel to enrich tbe lhab bl or· <Mr to bulld bla ....-.. the ,_,.
dlaa of tb• Peral an Gulf.
''Yamanl at.eel GM,'' ~ :
Aklna la a MCnt mesno. •1f we :
had rea1l1 CCIDlidend what '°"" .. UOG n would be 1D 11 the &bib
were lD a po110on to tmpoee 1111 •
wtU on tbe Arab stat. of the
Gull.
''He tald tbat the talk of
eternal frteodabip between Iran
and the United Statea waa
nauaeauna to him and other
Saudla. They Jr:new tbe abab ...
a mepk>manlae, that be wu
bi&blJ unltable mentally aDd ii
we didn't recopise t.b.la, there
m Ult be IOmetbiD8 Wf'ODI with
our powers ol omervaUon."
THEN CA•E the kicker.
''F~. '' A.kins quoted a
waruln« from Yamani, "if the
shah departs, we could have a
violent, anti-American reetme in
Tehran."
Thus Kbalnger left the United
States with DO policy but UDCOD-
di llonal 1ufl'ender to tbe oll
preclaton ,.and no prorram but
scbemee tJI raewtate tbe borrow-lna of vut amounts or maaey,
which cu never be repaid. to
finance the cn.isb1q extortiab ot
the oil bloc. He favored a IOlu-
Uoo that lbowaed the abah with
petrodollara, a aolUUOo that en-
countered DO oppo&iUOn from the
btl be.ab and oil compan.les.
In put column•. we bave
quealioned whether Klsstnger
... bdlwoced by bi.a'°"' rela-lloubip with the RocllefeUer
famUy u retalner, beoeficlary
and couaaelor . For the
Rockdellen were deeply in-
volved W1lh the shah ln various
real estate and banking ven-
tures We'U present more on this
ln future columns
Footnote: ln several convena-
Uom wttb ua. Kiuinaer hu ooo-
h rmed that be aought to bolster
Iran u t.be pn>t.ector of U .S. ln-
~~ats to the Per.nan Gulf. But
be has derued mrouragmg the
shah t.o quadruple 011 pnces. He
Ullliat.ed that ··~didn't have the
leveraee·· t.o stop the shah from
dnvm& up <>ti pnces ··r llad a
alrateo an wb.lc.b I com1dered
the ahah a cbid element." said
K1uu1ger ·vou can uy that
wu a aua1udgment but not a &ell-Out .••
Sometimes Genius Is Close to Madness
A teen-age computer genius
was missing from Michigan
State University for moat ol a
month. The bb.arre cittumst.aacea of
hll disappearance focused
publlc atten·
Uoa oo a lit·
tie-known in·
teUectual lan-
t a 1 y 1ame w b i c b
fascinates
some hl&bJY
lma1inatlve student.a. The
settln1 for the
same in -
volves draeons inbabltine
mythical dun1eon1 and
challenges participants to "im·
provile."
What I am about to report
does not relate to that penoo nor
oeceuarily to that same.
IT 18 lnstead ao effort to UD·
dentaod the dark reee11e1 la
Art Hoppe
many otberwtse brtWant brains.
My IOU. researcb1n1 stories,
ha1 catalocued what baa to be
more than a coincidental rela·
tionahip between creaUvtty and
maclaeu.
Sir lsuc Newton wu lnUU.C·
tually capable of u .plalnln1
aravity and inYeDtiDI calculus
-yet be wu a scbiJopbreaic
wbo eventually cr~lted up com-
pletely.
Eira Pound wu bolli!talla:ied aa a-ycbotic. T .S. Eliot bad what was tben called .. a oervou.s
breakdown." Jack LoodclD wu a
manic depresal.e who kUJed
bimaelt at the a1e of 40. And t.be
llat appea.n endless.
BA VDA>CK ELLl8 publlahed
a •tod7 In 1804 l.lokJnc cea.lua
wltb cradneu. W . Lan1e-
EicbbaWD, durtn1 tbe 1930s,
acrutiDized tbe lives of 80 bJab11
creaUve people and concluded
tbat "at least one-third ot them
were paycbotic at some Ume."
The .. inventor ol ulevuaon ... U
anybody deserves tbal destpa· Uon. •u Or. Lee De Forest. He
suffered episodes of severe
depreu.iaL
Sinclair Lewia reportedly
dranlt hirmetf to deatb.
NOW A psyehiatrtst beUeYe&
be mo.. wh.J brUlia.Dt bnJns
1et bombarded wltb a
cacopbony ol anrei.ted thoqbts
and feelin.p until the victim
becomes like somebody lr7tnl to
watcb four teJenalon chaueb
aimul•aoeoual,J.
D r . .Io b n It a r I 11 on • of
Callforota·a Patton State
HospUal, belines 1entuea are
predlaposed to p1ycbo1ls-
beca111e ol a "cbem.icaJ overac-
tivity."
Hla tbeory la t.bat clopam.Jne la
a chemical meuen1•r -a
neul"Otnnlmitter coacoeted ID
nerve celll -wbJcb betp9 the
brain co fonn idea. lmas-and emoUooa. And tbat a bnak.dowD
an the dopamme system may be
tnagered genetJcaJJy.
THIS. he believes. explains
some 2 rrulllon Americans who
suffer delusions. ballucinaUons
and aLJocJcal thought.
And. be believes. the same if
1ll1btly leas frenetic brain
stimulation begets genius.
But be does not know why an
accelerated dopamine system
will lnsptre a Stravinsky in ooe cue ud a Sao of Sam killer in
another.
If leniUS and madness do bl-
deed relate to someth1ng as
kfenUftabie u proteins on tbe
1urface ol Mrve cells -we may
be abte to brina tbe latter under
control.
Or. augeata Or. Karlaaon. we
may bave to put up wtth '"tbi.s
unfonuute byproduct of man's
noluticn PertlaPf Jt la the price
some must pay for the tnventive-nesa of t.be 1pec:tes. • •
·Reject of the Me Decade Is Glad to See It Go
I ma1 1omebow 1et m7
CbrUtma abopplq doae. But
there la no way tn tbe warid
that I can pouibly f'lDd mJMlf ln
tbe scant time rem= before tbe ... Decade ls t but •
aostalltc memol'J -pudealar· b ln tbil busy bolldaJ ralb..
Wbere bu tbe •• .-1 Lord boww I tried. Jly ODl1 a ·
CUM 11 t.bat I
sot • late
1t1rt. It
waan't until
April ol 1171
that t liN.rmd I WU llftnl ID tbe Jle
D•cade aod
tbt m1 IOAll ~ were to llnd :" m1aelf, re·
al.lie mnelf ad tWftll m)letf. so 1 w• thin...,. y.an to atbtH• Wbat my more nil·
lnfOl"llMld frtendl acc:ompUMed
lDtaD.
I lllJl'r ADllJT that m911 ol tJlem bate daM utnmei, ...U. Tue IQ1 tld COiis .. roomr•, Moraial Star (H Hvbelt 8.
Pllltb• of ~ta.r. N.YJ
Herb (as I aU11 tbJ.U of blm.
mucb to bl.a annoyance> desert·
ed b1I wile ol 23 years and bi.I
two teen-a1ed children and
found btmaelf weavln1
macrame roach holden in tbe
Love·ll-Oaeneu No·ffoat
Ve1etarlan Commune and
Or1amc Flea Market.
'"l'ben'• .wh1n1 Wle wentna
maeram• 11 boun a d91 t.o mu• 10U_ aware ot. Nit, .. ccm-
Med Birt». wbo Ulild to be •
atod11 old, fu.loYlJll, aolf·
pla1lac. part1-1ola1 1tod:brolker. 110ot aay ..,.,.. cbanceT"
you're in there.''
I taid huf!Uy that wu an oad Joke and demoattrated my
fierce apUtt ol IDdllpeodence by
1peattn1 oab ln mooosyllabla
for tbe ne•t 2t boura. 111 t..a..,.S daapt.r, JlaJpbda. •a• ol nm leil help. ..Wb7
wou Id YOU waat to tlnd
JOQrtelf!1' abe takl .• "YCM&'N a cl.adctr.' t
11ALT•ovo• ws CAN'T ~ tM Nlulta ol. )OW' medleal can . • . We suaruwe \bat \be
••r•lcH 1ou reeoh• will be ~to JOUl" aa atactloa "Q1I • c ~vtD wb pa.Uat. ·~ ill·
claMI 10'lr IUD"l1q care, your food. the dtU.bDftft of your room. ..
BDUw. a fcirtnar pa1Dt at.en o".:ii
run8 tlill N-bed bolpltal lD th.la I
toutta"'* low• town Uk• a htwtr-. ''U a faetory worker wbo ,._ paid te u bour baa to waate an hour of
work-Um• waitln1 for an X·flY
teebDJdm wbo'a down the ball drtnk· ";I eo«ee. we tak& the te off hll
-.. ---.-81__. AP• t' • b ,'' be &ald. "You'd better believe _..~,...,..., -• REVEWED that technician lao't gotn1 to be
The,.... ClndJ Prati. ~ BUiier .• clrtnkiQI ootfee tomorrow.''
Prolonged by Pork
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) -A 1Z7-year-old
woman believed to be the oldest. person in South
Korea credita ber lon1evlty to eating pork every day.
Kim Oli.o·bwa said she started eating pork as
a child because her father bunted wild boar.
''I am very happy to bear that pork prices are going down, though I feel sorry for the bog
farmera," she told reporten. "J eQjoy eatl.q pork
almost every day."
NOT 11ANY DAVE uked for their
money back, but in one case, the
boapital paid for denturea that were
accideotaJly thrown away.
Butler haa also added small-town
touches to make patlent.s feel at
home.
For example, employees are in·
structed that lf they see people wail·
ing aimlessly for a relative to come
out of surgery, •'take them to the
kitchen and give them coffee or
breakfast."
"You know they didn't feel like eat-
Las Vegas.
lal 1ll...atalt ad It'• patatl111 tor t.IMm to Jalt lit u.er.." &aid BuUer. ··u u. cbtm Midi to talk to tMin, be bowl to .. dowD to tbe "1tdwt ••
D llM NBYU btl9 a padmi ID U. baQttal, 0 bal I trJ to tmqtne
wbat tt. "OUld be like. .-_.. are aeand and daa't know wb.M to a ·
~ ...
BuU., a plamMd to nUre when
be ao)d bll pa1nt It.ore lo 1171. But tbe dty.run holpJtal n .. ded an ad·
mtD1ltntGr IO be qned to '"fW bl foraf .. dQ'a."
''Wbm J came bete I didn't~
blow wben tbe mm'a room waa. I
bad to deplnd oa tbe ataff '° tell me what wu COUii oa," b9 Nkl.
Now be blows what la SolOI cm, but
staff members still make a lot of de-
cblom because "it Sins them more lncenttve."
DESPITE INFLATION, tbe
boepltal will not bave to raiM tta
rate. this cnmtq ,..,.. Butler Mves
money by aboppinc around for the
best prices oa equipment and sup-plies.
And instead of P•Yinl a safety engineer. BuUer borTOwed one from
St. Joseph's Hospital in Omaha, Neb.
In return, Clarinda Hospatal refers
patients to St. Joseph's for com-
plicated procedures.
NOW THE HOSPITAL makes
enough profit to keep its equipment
up to date and attract beaJth pro-
f euionals with higher wages than at
neighboring hospitals, a new clJ.ruc
and good equipment, said Butler.
Houston (Hobby Airport).
3 flights daily from Burbank.
3 flights daily from Orange County.
The lowest fare from here to there.
3 non--stops daily ham Ontario.
4 non--stops daily from Burbank.
Denvw.
3 flights daily from Burbank, including
2 non-stops.
Now 4 flights daily from Orange County.
5 non-stops daily from Orange County.
The most flights of any airline.
C81gary and lctmonton.
3 flights daily from LA International.
And to 32 otla cities In the U.S. and Mexico:
Boise, Cabo San Lucas, Mmioo; Des Moines, Eugene, Eureka,.Fresno, Grand Canyon. Idaho Falla,
Ka1ispeJL 10amatb Palls, LaPaz, Mexico; 1..ewistal. Mazatlan. Mexico; Milwaulcee, Qaldand, Palm
Springs,~ PbOeni1c, Portland, Puerto Vallarta, Matto; Redding, Ptedmond, Reno, Sacramemo,
salt Lake~ &nt)jego, San Joee, San FtAtneco. Seattle, Spokane, Twin Allis and YeJdma
'Just 'call a 7hmtl Aoaatyour Ca.rporate 7lcwel Arra.ager, or Hughes Airwest at
u.~ (213)772·5100 Ontario (714)986-6724
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See the Anne Klein Resort Collection,
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o..mber 12. lnfonnal modeling
from 11:30to 3:30.
South Seas inspiration In rich color
solldt and prints. A tropical note In
1Uk crepe de Chine, warm weather fabrics.
And the crill*t llnen• go1ng In navy and white.
Collector'1 sport1W81r the Anne Kleln way,
with a tnte of vacation In rlerY versetlle pert.
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DOM L TOSIMAW A. O.D.S.
PERIODONT Al DISEASE -EARLY DIAGNOSIS
Fortun••••7· 1t c1n b• tr••ted
1ucce•fvlty I It .. d•evnoeMS MrtY
Unfortunatetf. rou ~ no wev or
knOWlllg of tt'I OftMt <MMf lhen by
dental e.mlWlk>n becaUM ~ '' nonNltv no s-n or othW •lf"........,. m
Its Mltv llaoa
mey bllCD"9 Inflamed and ~Ulfty I ~ dr:Mn Bue ~ eJCtreme cmn be I evo1ded If Ute dent11t regululy
eaam1nee ~ mouth bOCh ~ .,_, I
wttti •-f'1¥1 ...., c.n def«,,,.ne --. I
tt'lef9 h9Ye t)ee(i eny cNnQee in tt'9 "'°"'" t.-uM "' tt1e t>on• •oond yQuf I teeth He Wiii Mio~'°'~ tooth
d8cly ~IOll tumon 1n lhe 1-.w.,.. I
al'd ebC 11 91 tn tooth roots To lflillJr'9
he11thy gums and t~th. you must I
combine reguier oontat examinett0n1
w 1tt1 ettec:tM brvthtno ~ tio.ino I
I ~ ~ •lent dl9order ~ I though the guma ..W:S ~ the ~
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For Violations
FRESNO <AP) -Four Mll·Htve 1taUOG1
have been ctted for selllnl 1uo11M to motorllta
whose llcenlel didn't corretpoad wttb UM odckvea
rult1. The d1aU1ct auorney•a omc. llaued eeaM and
deslat orden qalnlt tbe four ltaUom. Deputy Dtl·
trtct AUorn•Y Paul Stephan Hid tb• 1tat10D
OWHt'I ecMl14 .,. fined tl,000 each If theJ don't po9t
odcHven alps.
The CHH·IDd·dHllt orders ..... l11ued
followtnc .complalnta from conaumen, other eta·
t.lon operaton and obaervat.klaa, Stephan •aid.
Odd-even r1Uooin1 aUowa moc.ortata to buy
1aaoUne on even·aumbered da11 only lf tbelr vthf.
cle license plate end.I bi an even number and oa
odd-numbend da,ya 1f lteadl ln uodd number.
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540-8891 OP9ft _., ... t p.tn.; tat. 'ttl I p.m.; lun.11.f -a. ......... .
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VUlbUlty ~ to 10 mu. of dowa&own Pboeata, be acMd. 01J~'ISLT, TllAT OYtr~. (
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The Art of Subtle Elegance: A. Study in Co/Ot; Ease, Fluidity! By Anne Klein & Company.
paoorama vllibl• tor ao mu.
• 60rmal awnmer day. .,U f.OU lcie that atUcla YllllbOl ,,..
ty. Jt • • tip th.al 1ou la.a
aome very •aiall p~ ud they eaD be boat.Md •
into the luap," iald 1.,..
• 'l have beea ur1l•1 ••• lwalt!u' people to klDd of ab Jj ... )'. If 10U'N a Joe.pr, Jaa'nf tut plpmc ID tq loDdaJI. ~.
W. polbltioo."
Ana as here mastered by Donna Karan and Louis Dell'Olio. Always, soothingly as to be fabulously elegant. The cutaway Jadc:et of coconut linen, •220. Silk
warm winds have evoked a siinp/et; cl~ sparer way with fashion. The body crepe de Chine side-draped skitt in marine blue, 180. T~ fot sizes 4 to 14.
ve!lrning to be ftee of encumbrances; needlng-wantinsl-only softness 8nd The raglatMieeved sweater beneath, o'1 ha~loomed marine blue aay/ic and
. gent)_e $fiilPe "about it This, then, is the precise influence these silhouettes fQf nylon, '112; fot sizes S,M iind L The one.button big blaz~ '130,
Anne Klein & Company. Silks spun zePhYf.llsht for the sun. Linen shaped, cut over one-button shitt with cap sleeves, •70, and dirndl pant, •100, ot
to be worn as easily as ym1 would a lisht-hearted frasr8heel EVetything, . . marine blue silk crepe de Chine. Blazer. for sizes XS,S,M ahd L Shirt
uncomplic:ated, unstufh< Just bf}autiful col~ deftly draped, softly worked, ,. and P@nts for sizes 4to14. ~II in the Anne Klein Comer. .. whete
exquisitely fihished ... to bfi()B iibOOt a collection of clothes so unostentstlous we areall the things yoU are. .. giltS Just rlsht fOr ~u.
Saks Fiftli Avenue at SOiith Coast Plaza, 3333 Bristol lStreet, Costa Mesa. Open Mondav. thioiJRh Saturday, from 10 A.M. to 9:30 P.M.; Sunda~ 11 A.M. till 6 P.M. ' .
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ast~food Olltlets Bi>om
Junie or Not, Chain Sale• Jumping.'"
blt1 ... ~and.,,._ belt~ for
more LbaD bait of ell f ut·food Piii ID 1171 aDd an
tspttttd to do 10 •••In Ulla 1ear. ltHlr
rteta\lnld.I an _.ct Jn *-of W. and Mecl-cblek• ~art tblftt
... AamDING TO A &SCSNILY ftJKllllSD ...... ....,.. ~-.. IHbi· booll, .... r.;oct: ,,,. ........ Shikeoat.'' bJ tllNlna. ...... II .... K1at Robert L. llmtnoe, ~e.·IWMtrt ol UM lawtt·
ICtiM.._ FrW ~-aM.. UM fM\.fOOd meat firm of ~Jomca 8"°°*'9, over IO perant of ...u.tt ss...,. to ..... at • ..._.., PMt· ' all AD!ricw ••eaten at• fat.-food ,...tauraat
IN ""-DOllaTIC &'8 D AT au fut·fd In the pu& ill& menlba. rat•Ul'lllU ~ 1111 ....... • It perctat . Emenoll Hid tUt u..... b UtUe re&.Uooabip trom tM ~ nar, aefff .... to e ~ ID betWMD t.Peome leftlt aad tbe number of mu.fa
Adv•":!.• tM trldit llUllk._ CoaAmen eaten at fut.food testauraata. •
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Elsewherft
LOS ANGELES <AP>
-11.obert Kanel, 62. an
actor forced to work as
a cabinetmaker during
the years of tbe
Hollywood blacklist.
died tut week of heart
failUTe at b.ls Sherman
Oalu home. He co-
starred lD "Scudda·Roo.
Scudda-llay" end was
fea\\lrfd in a number of 20th~ Fox films -. P/.BIS <AP> -lleben e-., 82, Wbo took over
France'• ail1D1 Cartier
Je•elry flrm eeven
YHl'S 8JO and revived
ill proftb and prestige. wu killed Saturday
wbeo struck by a car
LOS ANGELES <AP>
-Paal Wesler, so,
wbOM adlnl rolee ran
the 11mut trom cowboys
to criminall IDd biblical
characters, dled Nov. 21
of leukemia. We:der'1
deep volce was beard on
many commercial
"voice·oven" in radio
and TV .
. SAN FRANCISCO
(AP> -Walter A. lhu1 90, former pnsldent aoa
chairman of the board bl
Levl Strauu &c Co., dted
in bia 1leep Friday.
ilMID\. • .. •"" m .... · .-Uuracm ff• allo Aid Je.t-food dWm do oot •utter dur·
alone • Ua«r. ....-lll 1""*11101• .LM& yur. toe • mUd recCJtlOit becaa1e people do not recarct AMJI .... tr:ldt ~aJr.IMttUlliclM, Al"ft)'elid ~ .. mull u a dbeNtionarY IUSVJ, but ,_..vie. -.a.iu~ ww., ~-tnd co m at fat.food ~uranu lD coaneetioa
thlnl hvm tbt bamMIU llMd • tM w to wttil uotber utlvtty Ukt lbooPtalor "'Oft.
""'· cuillM to the dlltil&I')' ... ball. n fOUrKI t.Mt u.. iop_ ·to fMt·tood dWM ae· counted lot' about ont·fourtb ol tbe total food-HNl ars•ol11t.1Gft ..... lMt ar, up from JJ.1
percent 1111 tbu. deeade eutMr.
IN 1• IN8'l1TtJTION8 SAID, McOoolJd'1 an lurter K1DI toce&her b.ld WM of \aDCla'
mlWoo. Today, thelr aal total man tbaD •
bllll011. Salee ot Kentucky Fried Cblckm aJooe quadrup&ecl from 1M8 to um. The top 10 cbalu In
1969 bad u1ea of $2.5 bllllon: ln ma. t!My bad
1ale1 ot $12.5 billion.
Mon than ooo tood dollar ln throe alre•dy sou for food away from bome. The National
Re1taw-ant A.uoclaUon tttbnata that Americus wtU 1pedd 40 percent of tbelr food dollars at .._.._-Ao..__....,.__.,.._..._._..-,_.,..._..!:ms:L-...1::1::!:.~
restaurants of all types n•xt year.
EconomJ1ta ln induatry and 1overnment say
tbeTe are aeveral reaaons for the trend toward
meala away fl'om home. Worttlnl women are less
likely to emphulse bome-d)okocl food. They alto
bave more dilcretionary lDcome to 1peod. The
arowlb ln the number of a~penon bouseboldl
alto hu boo9ted the rest.au.raotlnctuat.ry.
A COMME&CE DEPA.a111ENT &EPO&T
this 1ear aaid that the number of ttancbiaed fast..
food restaurants went from $1,172 ln 1977 to 51 ,8'78
in 1978, an lncreue ot moN tb&n 10 percent.
"The francb.lsed fut-food reatauranl continues
its auccesa and popularity and. more dramatically
than ever, bas made a major Impact on the food
service induat.ry . · · t.be department said.
The aiency predicte4 that 1m aales would
grow by 20 percent. It alto said that grocery stores
are responding by estabUa.binl eatinl places of
their own. ••A number of super mark.eta are even tnatall·
inl sit-down restaurapt.1 ln thelr . . . stores, while
otbera are openinc reataurant cbalm of their
own,•• the Commerce Department said.
THE FOOD MAUETING INSTITUTE, IN it.I
annual repprt on 1upermarket t.renda, aald: "Of
continuing interest la retailer AlpooH to the rlH
in food-away-from·bome trend." The lnstltute eald that '3.6 percent of aloret of.
fered c&JTY-oul deli ltema ln una, 3.4 percent bad a
lunch counter or anack bar and 2 perttnt offered
alt-down restaurant facWlies. Flve yean aio, the
lnaUtute'a annual report dldn't even tnclude the
subject ol 1D•tore eaUna fadllU.. HatQbc.qen IWl lffm to be mOll DOPUlar. Ac~ coi~ to AdvertWn1 Ace. cba1DI ieWna um·
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DEAR PAT:...,.. caa I plain about an
lalrastaw ~ CODlPQ11 l have a problem
wtth a local mover reardiu damap to my
refrt1erator durln1 a -40.mlle move wlUlin
Calllornla. I took out ntn tmun.Dee, but &My re·
fuae to pay for repaln.
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Broadway, a.om 51•. IAe Aqela •u, or plloae
tile PUC'a coaHmer affaln bruell at (ZU)
W.2GZ. Tiie PUC a18o cu Ow yoa lite aame of
tbe IDO'ftll eompaar'• IHaraace eompaay, aad
YOll CM ftle yOW' claim dlred.IJ wttll tile luaruce
curter.
Alllldaer IOClrce of help la tllle Amerleaa •ov· en Coldereace. U yoar problem eumot be coned·
eel~ a local canter, &be UC will brla& UY
eomplablt dhtttly to tbe aueeuo. of a top H·
ecatlve ol the carrier Involved. Pltone (Mt)
331-3tN weekdays.
IRS AU..• Tazpa11~r F~ars
BEAil READERS: Tbe latenal llevenae
Sentee say1 It doesa't want yoa to worry or be ap·
prelaemlft! Here are a few mJscoaceptilu wb.idl
coeeera &upayen needleuly, aeeol'dlal to lllS.
.. Ullq &be peel-oft acldrea label will tr111er
aa alldl&." lllS says tbe codln• • tile label adaal·
ly jut .,eeds llP processing. It -.e1pe la kleiatifyblg
&airpayen and tbe kind of fonm c..taiDed la &he
&air paeb1e t.My receive; k ii not aa alldl& la·
dleator.
"Oace aad.hed, alway1 alldJ&ed." lllS makea a
spedal effort not to keep alldlUDJ Ute same people
o•er ud over. It lt11 a spedaJ procram ealled
•• &epeUUve Aadlt Procecbare.'• tbe p.....-e of wWelt la to lee to It tlaat no &upayer la aadKed two
yean la a row oa tlte same blae wben <ere was no elluge the previoaa year.
''Whee IRS preparea a retun, tbe taz 111
alwaya llJlller." U facts and ftprea remain the
same, &lie eernet tax wlll be Identical. DO mat&er .... prepuea tbe reUa1"L
"A mlltalre oa a ret11111 trt11en u aadlt."
Generally. matb enon are corrected aa&omatkal·
ly by &be computer and do not geaenle u alldJL
Tiie adjas&men& allo la alllomaik. blereulae .,.
deereulq Joa ud refaada u ............... A
mlltake• Ml ... does not reaente an aadJt.
.. Tu• a 'loag' form la aot &be same aa ta.•
t.llle •a.11ert• form." ~aw of eertaa ttR1U1 , ... e AQieJen mat ue Form 1 .... .a-eaDed
the "Im&" Iona. Bowe·Hr, &Ille• ~fer Wit
Fona 1 ... ud Fotm lMtA are die same. Tu·
payets would aot paJ more tu llmpl:J "8came
dleJ dM9e to me one form over uodier.
"IU a1enu and reveaue oftkers won •
commla81oa." UlS employees. like other 1o•en·
meat employeea, work oa a warted bull. The
amMlllt el lllOOe7 they do or don't .. colled.' In DO
way lnllaences Ute amooat of their paycbeeks.
.. AnycJee wa.o la aaclUed will end ap owtnc
more tax." Tbe out.come of an audit la one of three
posalblDUea: u addltloaal tax uaeumeat. aa ad·
dhlonal tu: refund, or a "no-change" cue. There
is. however, a poa11lblUty that a person who ls
audited will have !,o pay more tu. '
IRS urges per¥aPs who have other questions
alon1 tbe9e llDea to visit any IRS olflce, or call &be
IRS &olHreenamber: (800) 242_.580.
Peno11al Gas Ded~tlo• E•ded
DEAR PAT: I've been saving reeeipt.s that
show sasoline tax charges. Will I be able to claim
this deduction on my 1979 return? Someone told
me this ia no longer allowed.
S.G .• Huntington Beach
Seny, bat &be llevenae Act of 1111 repealed
&be dedactloH for 1tate aad local tuea oa
gasoU.. dlelel, ud ether mO(or fuels DO( a.aecl for
baslae99 or lavestmeat adlvlUes. Tbe provb1oa
becomes ef'fedfye for &he ta:r years beglaalng
after Dec. 31, 1178.
&.p'°"er Mut Get N••ber
DEAR PAT: I plan to open a business in a COU·
pie of months. I've heard I have to get an
employer identification number. How do I 10
about doing this? L.K,, Costa Mesa
Every employer wlto mas& report federal
wHllllohtlD1, Social See•rlty Hd federal U·
employmellll or pve tu au&emema te eaployeea
aeed• u e•plo1er lde.Uheatioa aUDber. A ... w ••1 be obtal8ed by eompletbac Form
88.f, .. Appllcatloa for E•ployer lcleaUfteatloa
Na•ller," whkll II a•allaMe at aay lll8 olftce,
ud maOlal lt to die l&S 8entce Cuter. rreuo .....
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Gays Plan March
On Sacramento
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SACRAMENTO CAP> -A California
homosexual or1antsatlon aays it is or1anilin1
wbat Uiey uy could be the w1est mar1:h in the
blstory ot Sacramento.
The California Human Rllbts Advocat.ea said
at a planning session that it would try to attract
10,000 to 20,000 gay men and women for a Jan. 13
parade on Capitol Mall.
Officially, the march la to demonstrate sup-
port. for a homosexual ri&hta bill introduced by Al·
semblyman Art Apo&, D-Sa.n Franclaco.
One purpose of the march "is to demonstrate
to the people. legblatora particularly, that the 1ay
community is not ghettoized in Loe Angeles and
San Francisco," said Jan Rudolf of Sacramento, a
delegate to the organizing committee.
Halvonik
Absence
Costing
SAN FRANCISCO
CA P ) -The dis ·
qualification of Court of
Appeal Justice Paul
Halvonik on dru1
cbar1es 11 costinl lax· payen more than 14,000
a monlb for replace·
ment Judees, in addJUoD
to Ralvonilt'I replar
salary of uiore tbao
ss.~ • maath.
H alvonlk bas not
worked since Oct. 2
when be disqualified
himself because of
charges he and his wife
grew 323 marijuana
plants in their home in
the Oakland hills. But
the state constitution al·
lows him to continue to
collect his annual salary
of $65,050 while the case
is pending.
TO nu. THE void on
the appellate court,
Supreme Court Justice
Rose Bird assigned San-
ta Clara Superior Court
Judge Taketaugu Takei
to sit in for Halvoruk UD·
til the end of the year.
During that time.
Takei will draw an extra
$875.61 a month, the dif·
ference b etween bis
Superior Court pay and
Halvonik's appellate
pay.
TAKEl'S VACANCY
on the Santa Clara court
ls being filled by
Municipal Court Judge
William Harrls. Hanis
will earn an extra
$163.31 a month for that
duty,
Several judaea have
taken turn• doin1
Harrt.s• Municipal court
job, but it la not known
bow IPuch money WU
involved lD that .
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Be wise this Christmas-
shop where you get friendly
seruice, a wide range of gifts,
convenience -and save time
and energy. Shop WeatclJ/f
Plaza -where shopping
is always a pleasure.
Santa Claus will giue free
rides in his sleigh on Saturday,
December 15th and 22nd,
from 12 to 4 pm.
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"Well, when are you going to
give the tree demonstraUon?"
MISS PEACH
SHOE
MOON MULLINS
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by Mell uurtus
by Jeff MKNttty
by Ferd & Tom Johnson
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,A lOOPRoOF
la>ctf
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THE FAMILY CIRCUS
"l'H Me if mommy hen used up any more rols
of giftwrap."
DENNIS THE MENACE
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ME~ I IJENQ-4, ~o.J
WA~'f SOME 60M ~
FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
t10WCDME~
KNOW HOfl.E -ntftt
KJ08 -H~
1fif~'VE GOT
Pll. lHE Q ~-
DR. SMOCK
YA WAN"'r Me -ro
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by .......... ... Doux
J'Vi BUN A VEltY l.ONaY ~
etNCf ElJZAOETM'O OfA1H &
YiAI& N:!OI o.M MMlf Mf A YttlT HA#'t ONi f
.. George. that is NOT pizu. Ttult'1 Mama's pecM
pie."
t..OOK, we:
OON'"'f we-r
1"He f?NP OF
"'fH e -rH Rf!A c:>
Wl"'fH SAL-IVA
IN PSOPt..e
Sf!WI Nc&,
Ktc:>PO .'
by Ktvln Fagan
TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE l
43 TWlt
45~
47Toot
48FCJIOW
50""'9nt
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33 Bii al ttlreed ..
34 FOlkdlnce
35 8eeMed SS V..
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ORANGE COUNTY
Crystal Cove Fate
Weighed Tonight
Allam.TWOMAN Marian
BercNOD. R·N•wport Beach.
wbo •• •lllta the coastal arn. aald lbe wanta tbe state Park.a
Departm.at to 1lve Crystal
Cove relidentl tbe HIM opdoo.
Ill ra. Ber1Hon and 1tate Seaator .Jobn Scbmlta, R-
Newport Beaeh. Friday hosted a
tour ol tbe Cove IOI' Parka Direc·
tor Ruuell Cablll.
SHOP TONIGHT 11.L 9:30
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HOMD TO STAY? -Asaem.blywoman Marian Ber&e90G,
R·Newport Beach, diacusaes tbe futun ol 4t Crystal
Cove homes with State Parb Director RUAell CahW
(center) and State Sen . John Scbmita, B·N•wport
Beach.
1\mdlr. Dlolmbef 11. tm
County's Worken .
Vow on Pay Pliui
Oran1e County• I •4· a eoutao+wilal meru Pl1 pr0.
mtnlltratlve ma~ent poaat. ' employees wW cut um The MDota,,.... malled today ..n cm wbltber or• to 8CcM to uo 11111Dbln ot tlae barsaln· fD• umt wtao prenoaat1 voiced Blood Needed .:.~sotbemerttpay
For Holidays
Tbe b9Uota .... to be eounted
oextMODdQ.
Dee ............. .,,.,.,
"San A·Ufe Sanday" by tbe
Oran1e CountJ Red Crou Blood
Center. empbabiq t.be Deed
for blood dcmatioal durtq tbl
bollda)'I.
Tbe amter at 901 N. Goldm
Ctrde Drive. Santa Ana, will be
open 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Dee.
18 It .W alao be open the same
boura on auistmu and New
Year's Day, u well u recu1aJ'
boon OD otber days.
AD Amp111111 ~ neaotiatiom re-
HDUJ tooebed off an1ry ex· eban1e1 between unlon
.... otiaton aad PbWp Anthony.
ebalrmao of the Oran1e County Board of SUpervbon.
The umoo votdd fean that
favorlUlm and erGOybm would
play ro&el ln determininc who is to refffve mertt pay increases.
Information ll anllable by
eaJliDg ~DJ.
Memben of the bar1ainJng
unlt have contended that they
aboWd:D'l have to compete for
th• ume pay ra1aes that other
employees reeelved
automaUcaltJ in previous alJ"'ee-
meat..
\\lpuah,fM
soft times at home.
Rich velour to wrap up in
or pull over. Lots of colors
and styles to choose from.
aassJc kimono wrap.
Self belt, shirring and
set-in sleeves. Side
pockets. From Saybury
in cottonlpo/iyester. Jade
or berry. P. S, M, L, $59
V-neck velour shirt.
Floor length wfth drop
shoulder sleeves and
elasticized cuffs. Pockets.
Jade or royal ffush by
Stella Fagin. QXton/poly-
ester. P, S, M, L. $58
Robes and Leisurewear
Bullock\ South Co11t Plea 3333 Britto! Strtet, Com Mna, p~ne 668-0611 , .
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Bern a face aUI abcMd lhe sea '1rma --office bribe 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 colorf~I pictures
and information about every-
thing from jellyfish to sharks.
A perfect gift for you or for the student in your life.
Weglveyo11 alot .. _.. ... ,..,r ... ..,.
Let's start 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,
just come in and we'll help you
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-
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phone Transfer, Note ·
Collection, Retirement Plans, Visa® card, and many more.
Nf .. ftln'I wall to 111891 ,... ••
When you come to our grand opening,
§ i we can become better acquainted.
~ E> What's more, you can help yourself to ~ "' some tasty resfreshments and pick up
your beautiful FREE copy of "Sea Life."
Just come in to 2867 East Coast
ttighway and get your free gift
Pacific 0cean We'd like to give you something
28611;. Q)ast Hwy. =-to fem~mber us by. (But hurry. This
offer good only dwrimg the moAth 0f
Deeember or as long as sup~lies last. J
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,,,. Unlted * Da't11 c-. •1mboa of world leaal1 aup,.•eor. thli
... t.Dd la 8u ~ ud dtMON AN
IDOlt of u. oom&rJ'• ,. tlhl w ...... f
WW lnel &M occukm wUb a ~..a.id 19wa.
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Mt. all. .... eoaftLctt .... tM flnt
UJ>l.sc. of tM eoUeae ~bowl IDMalll.
1'be Nau.al FootbaD '•llh9 will be alllac ANALYSIS
float bole& ln tta plQQ« atnacan. Pro buket-• baU and bockey will be lD IQJl f\117, and ctnzms Um• lD snabllms (or teuli l!Okt . ~ the prw-
pero111 tour. Tbe old allver bowl lost mnd:a ol
ita lusU.. will be -.Ilia far tba lPPIQAdllrla Wlllter ~ Olymp6c Gam.9 Lake PSldd, N.Y.
1 A m&teb? Por1et tt. Whalaptty. NOW TBE Paos 1et paid and they play.
THE DAVIS C\JP 18 ooe ol the world's
• oldest and most cbel'i&Md aporta tradttlorul -t born 11 years aao. the bralnchild of a 21-year·
told Harvard araduate named Dwttbt (F\lley>
1 Davis, and a trophy conte.ted yearly from the
top of tbe 1'0l'ld \0 the bottom.
Normalb' every nation qa.tn can count ~ its
very best talent -Bjorn Bora for Sweda,
Guillermo Vll&I for Arcenttu, John McEnroe for lhe UDlted Stat.ea.
The United States· l>avta Cup fortunes
reached a &ow ebb, Startin& tn 1973. For five
yeara it didn't win, ae.1n1thetropby10 to aucb
previoa.ly oblcure coa&eoden u Sweden, Italy
and South Africa as well u twice to penonial
rival Australia.
) Even when tenQJa •u eomldered a pan·
1 tywatat, lllObbUb apott, there wu bilh excite·
ment when the Vanta and Auaaiea croued the
6assen
'as Out
While Up
NEW. YORK (AP) -A noted
oe4froltgiat says three ninth·
ro blows to the bead that
Willie Classen took in his
J.ated bout "stopped bla
k " and two more b&owa in
Otb "tilled him."
., Bennett M . Derby. a chief
erans Adminis tration
rologist, said videotape of
Nov. 23 Felt Forum fight
ed that Classen s uffered a
ussion after hts ninth round
fl and that be appeared to
bei' unconscious although still
s ding.
A person doea not have to be
be deck to be considered un-
sciOUI," Derby said. ''The
that be suffered a lou ol
le tone from the puncbea
uld have shown be autfered a
.-ee11. tbe ftOt ... -.. dlewetghl ~ord Scypfon
vend nro more rtcbt.-band
Chea that stopped the flaht ln
loth round and, ln Derby'•
on, caused Cluaen's death
days lalet.
erby's testimony came Moo·
as the state Senate Com·
sloo oo lnvestagauona COO·
ed hearings lnto state boxing
r ulations.
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br. Richard Izquierdo and Dr R~er Warner, the respective N~ 1 and backup pbyaiciana at
tbt Classen fight, both have said
lhfy did not see the blows that
nirby pointed out. FRANCO HARRIS LOOKS FOR A HOLE AGAINST HOUSTON.
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:Brutality Bowl Beckons
Oflers, Steelers Just What Viewers Ordered
fourth. One picture that was
worth 1,000 words was closeup of
Oiler fan in cowboy bat counting uzuzu:z:zs. Can't please ever·
ybody' you know.
Vtolmee: 6.5, just OD the hard
bitting alone. Special suck-it-up
award to Houston tight end Mike
Barber, who went down for the
count twice. When revived, be
bad to be pointed to the right
bench where, apparently, the
trainer bad some spare bionic
parts waiting.
PredldabWt)': 3.5. In the year
1 B.C. (Before Campbell) Oilers
bad a pretty good nmninl back
by the name of Rob Carpenter.
Foraotten, then rediscovered, be
did a pretty &ood job of remodel·
in& HOUiton ofteoae, Llkewtae.
Brad1baw kept everybody ln
1u1penae, wonderln1 wblcb
team be WU tbrowiDa to. (In cue you mlsaed it, lt waa
Housten in the ftnt ball anct
Plttaburlhin t.beaecood).
Dbkttdh a: •.o . .Just aboot
the time Frank Gifford wu talk·
ing about the carnival at-
mos phere al tbe Aatrodome,
ABC cameras focused oo pre-Kinderaa rten pom-pon airl.
They must like them young in
Houston. C.oostant audio and viJ..
ual tribute to fans was a bit t.oo
much.
Objedlnty: 5.0. I hope the
press box fence didn't break.
Vlaaal: 10.0. ABC cameras.
wblcb made game officials look
like total jerks the previous
week, only made them look like
weekend jerks this time. Of.
flciala mlUed wbat was prob-
ably U eerfeet AD OG·&ldet kick
as y'ou will ever see but ABC
didn't. Exhibit Zin tbe cue for
a replay refene.
Alldlit: $.5. 8eaoo blah in tbla
ca&eaory proTt!S, once and for all, tbat lf you want to keep
Howard quiet, juat pve b1m a
1ood came to watch.
Total: '18.5 <A new MNF re-
view record).
USC F ·alls Short
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Tbl reuoe waa almple. U~le Sam 'a beet The petulant Connon wttrtlardl)' be mlaecl.
player ol tbe period, tempera.meat.al Jimmy Six times this year be llaa l0tt''ro Bora .
Colinon, refUMd to plaJ. Davta Cup oftldala re· McEnroe, on the ot.ber band, wblPlllld<(~.ocmon peat.db implored hlm. Jlmmy, b.arborin& a ~ 1n both the Grand Prix M.retaeict.tb'.UlelWCT
old burt, relUMd. Finala Ill Dalla. He DOW' ili.t!balleDl1Di Seq tor
JOSn1NATSLY, TBS KID who bu lJt. No. l worldboDon. .
bertted Connon' aaHten. the 20-year-old
McEnroe, bu no aueb baqups. When the f1aa
wu waved before lobD'a eyes, be ar•bbed bi.a il&btlJ..trual weapoa.
4 THE TllADmON b · rlcb -1\lden'• P>l'1
yeara, the d.ar: ot Budee and kramer, those
dramatic due of tbe 195GI and lteQa •1~;;; the Amsies. Wbo can forset the dour Pluiu Great Britain tn tbe ftnal tut year
at Baocbo Jllra1e. McEDJ"Oe pollabed off
John Lloyd and Buster Mottram wltb the loss of
only 10 Jame. in a1s Mt.a. The Cup came home
for the Z5th time.
Hopman.. ··eapqm BUib,'' mapptq tbe ~ over such stars u P'rank Sedpii.o, Lew H ,
Ken Roeewall, Rod Laver, Roy Emenon and
John Newcombe?
No ooe e\'er before was so dominatin& -
not TUden, not Jaclt Kramer, not Don Buct,e.
not Gomalez.
This weekend la a aort ol bomecominl for toweriu Barry JilacKay, the event's diredor, a
Davu Cupper two decade. aeo, and Toay
Trabert. the U.S. captain, who joi.Ded Vic Setxaa
m wnsUng the cup from AUltralla 1n ~-NOW YOUNG MtEN&OE is back for an en·
core, te~ with Vltaa Geru.Wtis and the
veteran tandem of Stan Sauth and Bob
Lula against Italy's fluby Corrado Barauutti
and Adriano Panatta.
But give a apeclaJ salute to )'OUDI McEnroe.
If you get an urge to boo t.be b.i&hlY·k.eyed
"Su~rbral." remember wbea Uncle Sam
called, be answered.
Oilers Gushing
Houston Plays Best Game Vs. Steele19s
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HOUSTON l AP) -Tbe
Houatoo Oilers, foUowtnc aqe
advice. ~llned to apil into the
wind or step on Superman's
cape Mooday nigbt.
Having come wltblo one
second ol defeating the workl
cbampioo Pitl5burgb Steelers,
Oilers quarterback Dan
Past.orini politely fell oo the ball
for the final play or the game at
the Steelers one-yard line and
the OUera trotted into the dress
ing room with a 20·17 National
Football League victory.
THE OILERS BAD better
sense and sportsmanship than to
rub the Sleeter noaea In the
Astroturf. .. Pittsburgh ts too aood a team
to rub their DOM:S 1n • as ...
Oilers Ooada Bum PblWpe aaid..
"If the touchdown woWd bne
made a difference lo the
cltriaton c!Lamptonshtp, we could ha•• IC:Of'ed.'' Putoriaj aald.
"We weren't t.1)1.q to nab their
faces Intl."
THE OILERS BAD ac·
tomplbbed their JO.I.I. Tbe1 kept
the Steelers from cllncbinl their
aizth at.rai&bt American Foot·
ball Coofenmce Central Dlvialoa
championship and kept alive
their own chances of claiminl a
title for the fu-st time since 1967.
"After the way we lost to them
the first time we 'Played this
year we bad to be a Jlttle
psyched up,'' Pastorlnl said. "So
we just went out and eot a liUle
sweet re\'euge."
The Oilers, -.t>o lost to t.be
Steelers 34·5 in last seaOn'a
AFC cbamplombip same and
38-7 in their ftnt meetiDI ttus
seuoo. clearly were ready for
the cba.JJ.mce tbis time.
BOV8TON HELD the Steelers
to four first dowm lD the opemng
half and took a 7~ baltbme lead
on a ZS.yard pass from Puton.D.I
to Ken Burrough. The y went
ahead 13-3 oa fiekl goals ol 36
yards and 34 yards by Toni
Fritsch in u.e tbird and fourth
quart.en.
The reeord mnrd ol S5.21S in
the A.strodome and a natioDaJ
tel"Won audleoee kept wait·
in& for the aleeptns Ci•a.&
Steelers to wake up and they
ftDa Uy did.
Matt Bahr kicked a '.17·yan/
fteld ... in the third qurter
and Lynn S-raa nme 1araa
to a tood\64D oa aa eod·aroand
play that unowed the Oller
lead to J>.10.
atJT TBS OILIDt8 dldn't fOld.
Rob C..,.aler ran fOClJ' yards
with Z: 10 to plQ to boost the
lead to 21HO for what proved to
be lbe......, martin.
Piuaburlb q~ Terry
Bracbbaw wbiPS*I tM Steelen to t.be pme'a final tow'bdlCIWb
with a M-ya.rd bomb to Jobn
S&allwortb wilb 1: 18 left ln tM
pme.
Snider's Eligible
NEW YOU <APt -OWt·
fielde" Dake SDider and Al K•llae. two fll b•1ball'a Giii· •tancUac 11m1n ot an ttme.-...
a record tia of ~aDdkfat• few
the 1ame·a Hall of Fame GD
ballots malled Monday.
Tlae t.1lata were seot to IDOft
than 400 members of the
Baseball Writers A•odataa ol
America. Tbe flnaJ results will
be annmmeed in January.
To 1ai.D election, a player
must receive 75 percent ol the
vote. U a player does oot receive
rive percent. his name ia eliminated from future coo·
aide ration.
Slaldlr. • ,.. __ .ur a!lllta'
fielder wtt• tbe BrootlJD DMd I 8 WS.0 .... bem CID U.
..... ~ U'70 aDd bM ...,.. seu-. c-.. to eabrtemMat
wb year, ==d eled:icm bT 11
YOta ._ year, recetYble -"*-· bis htJO st tGtaJ ever.
Kallae, •bo bad a .297
averqe ud colJeded 3,00'7 ~
in Z2 .euoas fer the Detroit ncen. ta amoaa the 41 p&ayss
oo the ballot for the lint time.
Otben fi.rst-timen lnc1ude ftrst
basemen Orlando Cepeda and
Norm Cash. and third baseman
RonSanto.
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DM.YNDT
~Bae Rayes Move
~Up in Michigan?
CAHION. OWo -·~ a ...... ,, •• .,IDOtball ... wll&&e " Otalo ... IQI ..... . ..... -~ .. ,.., .. Be .-UM tanaue-comm t Lo
aore tbu ~ ,.._. at llondaJ'• Pro P'ootba1I HaD of Wame 08 ~._...,Mn, .... be wu lnvtt.d u .. , ................
0 1 ._, ...._ la a _,, ....... to 19& back at ~
ltat.," a. u.14. He peaed far a tn Melmd1, U.. addM. ·~ .., bvuble wltll tU& IDOftllMDl ti that It'• all Ua Mleb.tpn." ea,. .-.. t.Mt b.la neer11or at Ohio 8'.lte, Bvle • Bruce, coacbed la ltM and 1115 at .,...,_, M1ut11on and that bia t.ama bad ~ reeordl bot!a yean.
• ''Bruce_. a.llo perfee\ ll oello SlaW," Ka-"9 noted. TIM
: Buck.,.. ftntabed U-0-0 WI NUCJD wttb Bruoe at the ~.!:i won tbe Bia Tea Collfenace dwn~foa.~*' t.b9 • re1ular-1eUC1D Auodated P,... oollefe I DOU. TMJ
will ~ 8outbern CalUora.la ln t.be 8oM Bowl OD N'tw YMl''I Day. • a.,. aJao aaid apor'U bu done mucb for latqraUoo. 0 11
80me educaLors would atud.)' tbe lnt.patian ln 1porta and
• tben utilbe It in tbe acboola, we rru,.bt IOlve aome ol tbe pf'Oo . btema;· beaua-ted.
..-----q.H~ el llw Da·-------.
"That's like tellln1 a pitcher be bu a no-bitter p.
inl in the fourtb 1nnln1. ·• -New Orleans SaJnta Coach
Dtek Nola after btlq aired wbo wain cbar11 of lel·
Uni NFL pl.a:yolf tickets printed.
;~ A._.., Perteet Nlgltt l•rl•zz •• .. : A near fiawle11 performance from the free m
:: throw line and a 39 point scoring effort from . ~· Adrlaa Outley spurred Utah Lo a 100.93 National ~ Basketball Aasoelation victory over Golden State
t' Monda,y night. The Jazz aank M of 31 •bota from the foul line .., to aolidify their third win in a row . . . OU. BlrdMal drove in
wttb a layup and then sank a free throw with 58 aeconda left
"" Lo ice Kamu City'a 100-98 win over AUanta In the NBA '1 &D·
r nual Hall of Fame exblbttioa pme ... ~ NBA officials were scheduled to meet to-
, day with Chuck Randall. bead basketball
coach at Western Waahlngton University
and founder or a collapsJble rim. The rim,
designed to fold away from the backboard
when more than 260 pounds of pressure 11
applied. would stop backboards from shat·
tering under Darryl Dawkins' mammoth
dunks ... M.L. Carr of Boston and
Detroit's Bob LanlH have been fined
Sl.500 each for flagrant fouls in recent
0.tNT&.aY games by NRA Commissioner Larry
O'Brien •.. Kareem Abdlll-Jabbar, wbo shot .712 from lM
field m four games last week, was named the NBA ·s player of
the week.
B"11ole'• WI• Slreak at E ... ,
Buffalo notched lta elpth atralpt win and Eil
Utb in lta last 12 aamea .• sbuttlni out Detroit, 4-0, in ,
Natiooal Hocke, Lea1ue aet1oo llooday n.llhL
Sablw ,.,.Ue Doll E41wa,. faced oal1 14 allots
while recordtnl b1a Ont whitewub ol the MUOD and 10dl ol
bJa NHL career ... Wln1er 8obbJ Sd.ma.U. wbo publcly
criticised Boston coach FnMI ~ a week a10 for not
playlnc "winninc hockey' .. WU traded by the Brulm to Ed·
moot.on for future considerations . . . St. Lout. named &eel
Bereuoa coach, replacing Barclay Pla1er who reala:ned
Saturday
Indiana No. I; IJCLA No., S~e111•
The Top Twenty tealD5 in The Associated m
Press college basketball poll, with farat-place votea
ln parentheses and records.
1. Indiana (29) 3--0 11. DePauJ
2. Duke (20) ~ 12. LouilviUe
J . Ohio State (7) a-0 13. Virginia
4. Notre Dame (2) 4-0 H . Ore100 State
5. Kentucky (2) 5-1 15. St. John's e. Louisiana State 3-0 16. Georptown, DC
7. UCLA a.o 17. Iowa
· 8. North Carollna 3-1 18. Bn,bam Youn•
I . Purdue 4..0 11. lllalourt
10. S)'IVUM 4.o 20. Albmu
Cam•lled T•b• 011 l•r ••••
• Romantan~cstarNaeaC..ueetde-• parted the Ual'*l Statet for home MoadaJ desplt.
" advlee from U.S. docton ~t lbe 1taJ ln the
boilpltal f« •few more da79 Lo lilt a band ~U17 -
beal. Comaned. the 1l'1t 01.Ymsitc cbampioa wltbdrew from
# the World Gymna1Uea Cbamplomb1p1 ~ Fort Worth · laal ftek became or an lDfeet.ct ball' !olllei. that requlnel
IUJ'llr)' • • • ... LJtle, one ol Dellftl'•1 1taJ11Ds runalq
backl, underwent 1ur••f1 Monday to repair 111ament
damase to btl left knee and will be out fort.be felt~~ aeaaon .
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Followlno are the toP sports events on TV tonight. Ratlnos
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COLLEGE IASKETIALL: UCLA •t Notre O.me. Announcen: Steve Shannon and Ron F•lrly.
The fourth·renked Fl9ht1no lrllh host the seventh-rated Bruins In one Of the netfon 1 best cotl991t rlvalrl11. Not,. O.me
hat won five of Its last 11ven mtetlnos with UCLA but the • Bruin• halt• won two Of the l••t thr'H et Sout,, iiiti/. Martne , High graduate Rich Brannlno leedl NO, while forward Klkl t' VandtMQhe dots the Mme for UCLA. .
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BASKETBALL
42-point Outburat
OV's One-man
Show Rolls On
l.Anlfl Trip B ... e
•1 llOOD CA&LSON .. ..., ..........
W•JD• Carlander, rapldlJ ~·.~No.~ ~ bJa ICOriq ner ... to II.A
wttb a c.pabJt oatbunt ........,
ai&bt u the Ocean View RIClt
Seabawb pnpue to take .....
wlDnlq ••" to tbe Arroro Grande ID~Miaaal Tbunday.
Left In the wake of Cartm-
der'a C polnta and 19 rebounds
llond.ay WU a Morn.IDpJde Hip
qDlntet ccmldef'ed by aome u
one of the CIF SoutberD Sec:·
Uon'• a.t..
Momlqtlde'a proweu I.I open
Lo debele. but ooe tb.tn1 I.I cer·
talD, the llonarcba att DO better
than No. 2 ID tbe Ocean View
am. wbere tbe Seahawu ..,...
vailed.17.a
l&t't' AND&ADE, lbe
Seahawb' e-1 pard, added 33
polntl wttb bia a.uortmeDl ol
ahoU from the perimeter and OD
drtv•, but it wu cartaDder'• abow.
WlUl 2:0I spent ID tbe seccmd
quart« cartander, tbe ... 7'°' om-
tlme El TOC'O JDp ltar. had
acored JO point.a and Ocean V.... wu in eommand wttb a »n
i.ad.
After tbree _q.' artera
Carlande:r bed • poLata and AD-drade ZZ ol Oeeu View'a -..i
lead .
Romanian gymnast Nadia Comanecl, with her left arm in
a sling, stops with entourage on her way home for a quick
bite at McDonald's. Comanect was operated on in Fort
Worth, Texas after missing three of four events at the
World Gymnastic Championships because of a band in·
rection.
•'I tbJnk Carlander will
become the t.t ~er Lo ewer'
come om ol Ora.nae COUDtJ by
tbe Ume be'• flDlabed u •
aen.lor," uld Ocean Vlew CoK'h
Jim Harrla of tbe ju.aior.
THE a POINTS mapa Ocean
View'• 1chool record for
1corln1. which wa a at 3S
when Carlander posted back-~
AIA Falls Short • ID OT
Whn Makes Big Plays for Arkansas
r._APDbJ .. w
LITl'LE ROCK -Alan Zabn made b6t pla.ys
at botb mdil ol tbe court lo the ftDa.l 10 MeCl"dl u
ArbnMI buq cm to beat Atblet• ID Aeticm 9.e1
ID overtime Moa::J aipL U.S. Reed Tony Brown comblned thelr
talenta to produce five pointa and live Arbmu a
seemlqly ule et-el lead with 1:31 left ln over-
time.
Derrick Jackson bit a 1..5-foot jwnper with 12
secoodl left to cut the margin to 66"'5 and AJA
called time out.
The Chargers pressed and Artansu threw the
ball away. Jim Counce, a former Razorback,
scooped up tbe loo9e ball and beaded for an ap-
parent layup. Zahn, however, came out of nowhere
to block the lbot and then rebounded tbe ball and
WU fouled.
ZabD wart to tbe other end and made both
ends of a ooe·and-one wltb ftve lecoodl rema1nl.q
intbepme.
Ralph Drollln•er'a 1a~nd.lq dunk wu mean1"'1"•
._,_.. C ..... n G•-.eee,,_
LBXINOTON, Ky. -Senior Kyle Macy and
freshman 8e.m 8oD combined for 47 potnta Lo
lead ftftb.nu.Ud KmtuelrJ Lo a UMl rout of South
Carolina.
Tbe JJ8 polDta wu tbe most ever uored by
Kentucky lD a home 1ame and la exceeded on11 by
the 141 potntl tbe Wlldcata raq up ln a TI·polnt
romp over GeoJ'lla ln a ml pme plQed ln
LoulaYtlle.
Frelhman Denick Hord lldded 18 polntl, ln·
clud.lq four wbeD Kentutb, fol. outacored tbe
Gamecocb < 11-0) durint a to.eecciDd span late in
the llnt ball that put lteatudr:y flrmly ln com-
mand. Kentucky led 11·• at the break.
Frarae St. B••flle• St. /fl•rw'•
MORAGA, Calli. -Guard Dan P11Uotti
toned ln 18 POlnta and center Art WlWama added
17 to lead Jfrelno State Lo a 17.51 oooc:anference
colle1e baUetba11 vieLol'J over St. Mary'• Monday
nl1bt.
St. Mary'a, DOW 1·1 f« tbe MUOO, WU paced
by aenlor tuard Ted Wood with 15.
The Cf aela, down 18 at CJDe point ln the lecood
ball, pulled wttb1D a ~ta but were unable Lo
overcome the Bulldop lead.
IJN£l' S•reten T ... •
TULSA. Okla. -llicbMl Bumi put Nnada·
Lu v .... a.bead to ltQ at~ on a palr ol tr..
throwt wltb 2:01 .. tM a.bell downed the Tulia HurrtcaDM, Ta-10.
Sid GrMD leONd 20 polnta to lead Lu V11u,
Whtie Burm bad 14.
·Tulia bad I.cl 40-ll at balftime ln a con*& tba~ wu cloM all the way.
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CIDCAGO -Sopbomon lllal't Apirre aeored
15 of bla JO poUlta m tM MCODd bait and teammate Teddy Gnabbm edded two clmeb bu.tee. down lM
at.retch a lOtb·ranlled DePaul beJd off Ta.u to
reliat.er a ...,ma>-cmference V1dor)'
Tbe Blue Demona. winnJn1 their second
without a lou. twice froie the balJ lD the final rive
mmutai to protect allm leads.
With 32 aecooda remaininc. DePaul euard
Clyde Bradlbaw tank one ol two free tbrowa and
teammate TeriJ CUmminp iced tbe same with a thre~_.potnt play wtt.b 11leeondlto10
OSl/•lt'est .,,,.....,. I• 81•1•••
MORGANTOWN, W. VL -Jmt.lor forward
Jlm Smith 1cored 17 potata llooday u third·
ranked Ohio State defeated West VlrsiDla 11-515 lD
a rouib-aad·tumble 1ame that aaw • lou!a. OlUo State Jumped out Lo a S-1 lead and ~
trailed u the tall and taJealed Buckeye front l1De
IDUmldated the Mounta1,,..,. abocMn. 'l1le rietory
was the third couecutlve for the unbeaten
Buclleyee. WVU dropped Lo 1·3 on the aeuon.
s..i•.,esc 'f'e2 .. 81• .. It' • .,.
· II A.LlBU -Guard TOQJ PWJer pumped ID 22
polnta and bacltcowt mate Ricardo Brown added
1s u Pepperdine downed Sou&b...t Tau sa.a ...
8'1·11.
Tbe WaftS, now 2-3, toot eommand earb and
bad a '1·2'7 advuta1e at tbe lld.erm.l.MioG.
lloyll:D Sood bad 10 polata and ftve Ullatl and
Bntt 8amett pulled down Dine rebounds for Pep-
perdlne.
Bonds Now Says
St. Lo11is Is OK
CLEVELAND -Aa be bu done 10 many
Umn ln tbl put, bueball veteran Bobby Bondi
bu cbanled b1I mind.
Lul Friclay, Upoa .. arninl be WU tnded by
the a.ftlaDd lDdlana Lo t.be St. Loma CardUWI, mar~ tbe 1lxth time ln .U 1ean IM bad
chan lea.ml, be Hid be WU '**-' ad clejeeted.
Ul thiar'e WU I DtW aUiWda for tM .. JeU-
old 1luger llaaday when be tollowd throUlb OD a
planMd villt Lo Cleveland and JwUau ~
Gabe Paul
''Lut ~. I WU 100 percat l1&N we
could wort IOm~ out. But Gabe told IM wttb
t.be ttadlnl deacUJne eom.l.DI up, be had to Dmt
DOW Cll' M poalbly wouldn't baV9 bem Ible Lo
work eometb'DI ou(." be said.
back 151 bl tbe Lapa Beach
Invttdoaal • Oeem VS.. traOed JJ.10 wttb
1:21 left to tb• ftnt quarter
before C&r'lader wnt to wort
1mlde, .. Yb1aall1 abutUna Glf tbe oppoemoa oa tbe boudl wttb b1I wklth, llnqtb and po11Uordq. ..Re bu a knack foe" w.wn,
otf tbe OlltJOllUoa, .. uJd Harrll.
Harrtl matntah1ed bl.I team'•
ftftb vtctorJ ln U mUJ lt&rU
&4SKE'IB4lL
wu a five-man effort. clUDI t.be
defeme ol Jon N1· and Tom AD·
LoDc>polo&.w.
••WREN WAYNE is bitUq
from lDDde and Jett I.I pttiq
b.1a ouiaide, t.b9y lbou1d be doUli
the !lbopdnc. .. Aid Barria.
• • Morninplde baa a lot of
talent, but buleally tMy Juat
couJdni sue.rd Wayne. On a one·
OD-one altuation I tb1nk be and
Eatancla'a Steve Van Horn are
the best around lmide."
Amazingly, llornin11ide
never dld try to compeDHle
a1ainst Carlander with double
eonraee. Playln1 lt 1trallht up,
Carlander bad a fteld day.
Amoaa the ~-on Ocean Vlew'a upeomla1 acbeduJe is
eompetiUOn lD the Villa Part In·
•ltaUoaal <Compton and LM
Am lao• are entered),
ln1lewood, another Uff wttb
Eataada and, of eoGl'M, two
1amea wtu. K.atella ID the Em·
pire Leque.
"I FEEL LD'.E we're oo a col·
U.loo ooune wtth Katella,·• aald
Harrll .. It'• teama llke
lnalewood. Jc.teUa and Eat.an·
CIA . t..bo9e with a llyle of play.
that I fear "
Mominpide offered lltUe in
the way ol atylie. 'lbe Monarcba'
idea of patt.n'nS w u to shoot at
th~ first opportunity.
When the 1mote cleared,
Ocean View won the battle ol the
boards. 42-IO, Andrade and nm
Na~ bad 11.x a.od five
us11ll respectively and the
~a!lawb ftniahed wtth 30 ol Sl
from tbe fteld < 48.2 percent).
MonD.Qpide respODded with
Jl ol 10 from tbe ffaor. bat ...
out-cunned at the free throw
hoe. 27-4.
HB Classic
Features
Nil, Eagles
Kate Ila Hiib '• unbeaten
Knilhta and e-10 Clayton Olivier
and bu Los Amigos High team-
mates stand in the way or
Orange Cout area represen·
tah ves Elta.ncia and Newport
Harbor toalpt u th• fint rowel
of tbe H&.m.t.iqton Beach lnvita·
Uonal Butetball Tournament
contmues rnto the second Di&hl
of action.
Mooday'a activity found boat
HunUncton Beach advancin1 to
tbe cbampionahlp 1emlflnal1
with a 10·10 victory over
Downey, coupled with LA
Cleveland'• 6G win over Lone
Beach Wlbon.
J a aon Walter and Bob
ThomP90D led Huntiq1oa Beach
watb Zt and 22 polnta r•pective-
ly in Monday'• rapld·paced
1ame. Kevin McQuown chipped
ln with 17 af1d Scott Becker
added 12 u the Oilers 1Jol the up-
per band in the third quarter,
then raced down the atretcb with
their seartna faat break offenae.
Eataocia, which foqbt Lo a a.1
record apinat Crespi, llart.na,
M l11ioo Vlejo IDd Oc.an V\ew at
the Lacuna Beach lnvitaUOIUli
laat wee.kl la faced wlth tbe &.s
undem or Roser Lemmou and
Jeff Ebertl.aN ol Kat.ella.
ouvter, Loe Am.i,oe• nant. ti
the otmo111 1tnn1tb lor the
Lobo•. Sa" Newport Harbor
Coach Jerry DeBuak : "W• !!U't
let hlm So for 40 atalnst ua. We
have to stop that."
Uc Spending Too Much or Too Little?
'
Eatanda and Katella boot up
at 1, loUoWed by the I : 30 eOlltelt
between Nnport'a SaJJon and
l..osAmlp.
In OCblr tournamut actlOD
l.oalibt u.. and Loq Badl Kllllkaa duel at 4:41 In th•
Anabtt• tanttatioa&I Ud rm.
meeta 8alilil'a at I ba tile Soaon T~ ••. ·:, Non~....,.. 'Nllturw lDd1ide
CNIDI <H Jo. Catta"8o) at
Mat«~:IO); leUIJoftr at ... a.iDillU (l) • notiD at
Dua HUii (l).
GWC, Boneta Vie
SPORTS MAILBAG I VOLLEYBALL
~MmlbtW
Praise,
Criti .. _ Cl8m
·.48.Ce Ofl•~at•on
Ernie Castillo's editorial in the paper (Nov.
26) regarding Rick Bashore was excellenL I'm
happy that you are giving Rick the recocnition be
deserves. He certainly didn't get any th.aoka from
bJs coach.
I just can't understand the reason for the lack
of appreciation for Rick by bis coach (not only for
the USC game but for all that Rick baa liven to the
UCLA football proeram over the put four yeara).
You could see the electricity in the UCLA
team at the start of the second half when Rick toot
the field with bis offensive team. Even the defeue
came alive, knowin& they could now al&e up to USC
since they could occaaionally 1et a ....t with the of-
fense liDall)' movtq the ball.
You astute observation written In the article
was only too true. Thank you.
SlncerelJ,
JerrySQyder
Eztetlded Ce~er .. e Appl-tin
Just a note to thank Ernie Caatlllo and the Dai
ly Pilot for the extended coverage given tbia
season to the sport of Cl"08S country. Al. you re-
peatedly recognized, the Oranae Coast area pro-
duced some of the finest distance teama and in-
dividuals in the CIF.
It is an honor for me, as coach of the Newport
Harbor team, to be associated with so many ex-
tr3ordinariJy dedicated people-both coaches and
runners.
I expect the tradition of outstanding
performance by our local teams to continue for
many years. and hope that the Daily Pilot will con-
tinue to recognize those associated with the sport.
Sincerely.
Jim Newkirk
:\rticle 1t'a• Well Doae
Howard Handy's article was extremely well
done and the space you gave it in your sports sec-
tion was overwhelming. Thank you for tak-
ing the time to do it and laking the time to do it
well. Sincerely,
George Yardley
~ OTe mcovrogcd to ~SI fhnr N10f and
opinion&. Address Dml1J Pdot Sporla, P.O Boz 1560,
Co.ta Me1a, Ca. 92626
Mesa Boxing Friday
A full card of boxing
including two 10-round
main events, will be
staged at the Orange
County Fairgrounds in
Costa Mesa Friday nllht
witb tbefint boutat8.
seen in a four-round ex-
hibition with Mike
Doakes of Miami. Both
are beavywei&bts.
Ticket.I are on sale at
tbe American Research
and Medical Services
(ARMS) headquarters
at 2011 West Chapman in
Orange. Prlee1 ran1e from S10 for rinallde to
$1.50 and $5. For IUrther
information, call 978-1930. .
Jesse Burnett, cur-
rently the fifth-ranked
fighter in tbe new
cruiaenrelgbt dlvialon.
will meet Butdl Geiaar
in one of the main
eventa. Burnett trains at the Westmlnstet' Boxlq -----------:
Club that was
eatabU.hed by Carlos
Palomino before be WOD
the WBC welt«weiibt title .• 4
Pepe DomiDpn. allo
of Weatmluter, wm
mHt Bert Lee di Saa Dt9901Da~t
bo•t •• tb• other featan.
Two m-roand bouts b••• bea carded ln· clu.dlQ 11.0beft T1arMr
<Saia 1>1•10> a1aln•t Ml1tael Gon1ah1 (WHt•l••t•r> In a
Jualor welterwel1bt
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FOR nfE RECORD I GOLF .
NotSeP.n
Thal appears to be what llel Blount of
Pittaburgb la aayi.Q& u be sraa. the ab1Jt
of Earl Campbell while mMtq a tact.le
duri.og seoood quarter adloD Mcind1y. Un·
fortunately for the Steelers, Campbell bad
more than his share of breakaways as be
gained more than 100 yards ln the Oilers'
:!t),17 win.
$·230,500 and No Wins
But Rogers Will Gladly Take It
BJ BO'WASD L BANDY 08 .............
Claulc. the nm event on the PGA tour for 1980
tJ an. ~ 13> WlU find uniform sreens oo all four
courses that will be used th.ls comln& year. What la the PGA tour neord for mooey WOD
wit.bout wiDD1na • tournammt bl ... 'Jeal'!
BW Ro&en Mt Cbe malk dUa lat MUOD wbeo
be picked UJ> $230,500 wit.bout • nctiarJ 1 ''I would liked to UYe W0D a taanlalDmt.'' be
aays. "But the money iln't a bed .....ct to batt.
The only way yoa can lura la tllraacb 1ueeee&
11le more time. you 1et cloM to tM top. the e.uler
you can ban4le It. You are more cmftdent o1
youneJf."
It will be a different k>ot wtth the ~r&ea
turn in1 to bybrld Bermuda 1raaa
ireem. owneeded with rye. ~ly. all the creem wen Betq:r&u.
At \be recommeodatioa ol PGA oftlcials, the
puWD& lurfatt.S at LaQul.nta. Bermuda Dunes. El
Dot-ado ad IDd1an Wella have been cb.anaed to
Bermudacrua. PGA tour a1ronomlst .(llan ·aacCWTach • • • ADJty Bean eot bit atart IA mil wbeD bis
parenta bouabt a IOU eoarM IA iAMenct, P"la.
wben be WU 1S ana unllk• Arnold Palmer. dldD 't won ll'Omld tbe course beb'e..,.... .. tdl cw.
topTactiee. ••1 didn't do much won alWDd tbe ee.l"M,'' be
admit.I. '"lbeJ juaUet me Pla1."
points out: .. With the raptd &rowtb ot the Palm
6prtnp area. bumidltJ ba bM:iocne a problem. TbeN • cooaldenbly more water there now
became ol t.be lllcreued llumbu ol awl.mm.in&
pool.a ad lnipboo and wat.enna aystema. M a rault. Bean bu euued W!? a ID tbt
three years f~ bb roctie aeucm. bu won five tournamema ha e.t1btiabed htmwl( u a
"Became of that. it WU becom1nC lMrullng,
ly dW'k\&Jt to matnlaln Bentvu.s greens. They are
auaeeptib&e to cllHue ln bot.. bwrud weather. so
the courw auperinteodeoll ts.cl to let the uaaa ero• ~to survive l.D the summer moolhl.
potential Palmer of lbe future. He la em.ered in the
Andy Wllll.aml San Dteso Open. Jan, M-21. * • • SEEN IN THE IOAQUINDOS, tM news
bullett.D t:A the Rucbo San JCNM(Uln men'• dab, re-
cenUy:
''Bob W1nn ubd tbe foursome &a frmlt ol blm
to let b1m play throulb. WbeD tlle7 ..... blm what wu Che rulll, 80b nplled: -rblt .,..._, cm my sou cart la nmniDI down'.••
''Tbm, they were havi.DC ~problems
trJ1n1 to set t.be ireem back into proper coodllioo
tort.be fall and winter seasons " ••• aANCBO 81 DATE CBA.NGE. Tbe Kini'
* • • PLAYES8 IN TBS llOB BOPS OeMrt
qaeen1jack tournament bu be.a .-...cbeduJed for
Mattb 21 from • to U :30 a.m. Tbe club cbam·
p6ouldp .w be beJd m January with the Prest· delltt;e..p nent ill June, otber' Important datell on
cleat•• Cup..eattll June.
Baylor Gets
Players' Vote
As AL MVP
ST. LOUIS <AP> -Keith Hernudes of tbe Si •. Lcnala
Card!Dala 8Dd DoD BQb of &be
Callfonlll A.apla ..,.. Damed
major ~ pla.Jft9 of tbe,..... Monday Sporti.DI N•wa, a
weekly cauoo,
The seJedSGDa wen by a DOil
of Amerteua Leap and Na·
Uonal Leap playen, wbo mo
voted on all .. tar t.ama. Tb9
pl•1.n cboM lllke l'lanacu of
the BalUmore 0r1oa. and Joa
Nlekro ~ the Houlton Miro. ea
top pltcben.
Hernandez. tbe CardlDals'
ftnt bueman, outpoll9d Dew
Winfield of tb• SaD Dle10
Padrea and Daft IUUma ot
tbe Cblcqo Cut. tor N1 Dlaer· of·tbe·JHr bonora, wttb ~the
Pllt1bur1b PlratH. Willi•
Stauell.
ID -u. AL. Barlor wu ct..
onr BlltfftMM"e rtatat ftelder Km 81aa141tc1D f1en11u M&t oa& ta.
New Yort Yau"'' To r
'oltD u top AL plttb• aid Nlekro oatpolltd CJ Yoa1 Awanl ...... Ince ...._of
Claicqota tbtHIUaee• ........ ~~ =-~=T:J.-:'-.-iL"9~.
The Golden 50
Football Leaden Luted
'ftt Dl9:r l'lllt'a G ii••• Ct.u& --''•Ml,._,. el M ,.... .... ,
11-KerwlD Bell. Edtaon
(toocldrwaran) .,._DID a.. San ClnMIM
(t.ouebcln-D nm wlth lDtet"as>-
Ucm> IT-'•ff Banner, San Clem1111e<rm> ..... .....
tT-Tarlor <llarlna>: n-
Baaner (Ian Clemente) ud
Gleed <Dana Hills); It--Templeton (lntne) and e.u
(Sdiacm): 1$-Robertl (lntM),
Carlrll <..._ Del), D • .Jadmoo
<Scll1oa>; M-Gleed <Dana SW.>; ID-Gleed (Dana llWI>.
Bell ( &•holl). KunU•Y
<Marina); '7-Brilbt CConu
del llar ad OlpiD <lat&Dda):
71-Plaeka <Dua Bllla) ad
Huntley (llarlna); U-
Bacbmeler (Ocean View).
Hobart < Uaiverslty), Bell
(~; 11:....Taylor (llartna> ud P\ldla (Dana Hilla); ....
Bell Cl.:dl1on), twlce; M-a~ (,_,.•l• ValleJ) ..S
Dana <~• .. acla>; ~ 'l'lllolDlllOD B..a>: M-IOnr (DllloD • 0-llallr
(0•••• View), . .laeboa <•••••>. York (l'Outala ~~,~-~\C:-::.:r. KratH <S1taaela); ,....,.
Seba ..... (o..a del JIU') wl
Jelly <San~te); S-York ( Fountaln Vall.;>; 51-lloeer
<Ocean View>); 57-Buoer <San
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Martin <Huntlncton Beach);
~4-Marvlct <University);
51-HUDtler (llarlna); u -Startman (Costa llesa),
Spencer (llater Del), Bauer
(eo.ta 11 .. ); 51-Bauer <Ooata
lleH), BeU (Edison) twice:
,-Bauer (Calta Mesa).
Germain Baa Lead
Over Coed Field
roaT LAUDl:RDAL&. .....
<AP) -Dot Oe:rmalD carded a
fln·undet·Par t5 la opealD1
nM1Dd pl8.)' for a 141.rob lead
1otn1 lnto tod.&1'1 ftul road ol
the Jobnn1 lliller lnritaUoD&L
Cbi Chi llodrlpa ud Jtm
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frotwioMI Ooll Ateoetation plarer at M llondar whll•
tDvaamlll& bolt llWll' tmmd ba ••• O.m.ala ud Im M LPOA
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Tax Planning
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Now the time '9 start pa.... n1of ... t.be &a .... 10U ft}e ..... ,.....
c11..,. tD •J•0 :Ji before th4t ad ol im c eet
amout ol =JOG ow or tbe 1be of tbe you wlll cet.
It 11 lmplirtut to dlclde DOW
wbetber it wlll pay you to
itemlal dedDctloaa.
tJNDD CVU&NT law, tbe
•tandard deduction -om~
called tbe aero-bracket amount
-11 '3,400 for a married couple
t'Wll1 • Joint retum and '2.300 tor a •inaJe persoa. Tbe amount
bu bem 1ncreued from lt'1I tor
both married and •bllle people.
tlr di ta1dq u. •tudarcl ded•cUae e Y ar aod U• -~ ... ,.....--. co.tar, bo..,,., wbat-.
~·· tt JOU ablft deducUble fP'N"nt -dllu18il W advMC· 14' ...... cir;llOI ,.,....
80 ti.t ,0. CID hllQ eQ•H totether. Al8alDe JOG I.Itel•• your deductible npeua for
1911 to II. 'IOO and decnue 10QI'
eaUmaled deductlble • ..,_...
for lllO to Q,t50. You cu
ltemile deductlml oro your. U1t
return ud ltW takt adva.otap ot the aero-bracket amowit lot'
lllO. That means a IOtal of S'T,100
-$300 men tbaa 11 you used tbe
standard deduction both years
-ii exeDJIJt from income tax. U
you are in a 30 pen:eat bracket.
you save teO in taxes. lllollefl is Taekg II your total cleductiom are
Jess than tbe 1ero-bracket
amount. It 1enerally doean't pay
to itemize.
Start by estimating the
amount of deductions you would
have it you itemized. Include
tbing1 like state and local ln-
co me taxes, interest OD the
mortgage and other loam. sales
taxes, charitable contributions,
medical bills that total more
than 3 percent of income, etc. Go
througb past records to refresh
your memory and try to an-
ticipate spending next year.
Sblftin1 spending ls not
necenartly difficult.
SUPPOSE, POa example, you
are conaldering a major
purchase, like a car. U you b\zy
it be/ore Jan. I, you can deduct
the sales tax of several hundttd
dollars on your U179 return. lf
you wait until after Jan. 1, the
deduction goes on your H*> re-
turn -the ooe that is due by
April 15, Ul81.
Marv Rubinek, manager of "The Price of
His Toys" in Beverly Hills, poses with a
"Monopoly" type game called "Beverly
Hills." Players start with a $25,000 credit
line instead of play money, Rubinek says,
because money is considered tacky. If
players fail to make the right moves, they
aren't sent to jail, but are bani.shed instead
to the San Fernando Valley. The shop also
sells gifts ranging from gold-plated
gasoline cans to small trains that can be
set up in an attache case.
How about contributions? Do
you want to make good on that
S200 pledge to charity now or
next month? Are there medical
expemee you can sbllt? Il you
have tbe money available, ft
may be worth while to pay billl
early.
Nuke Power Prospects A.live
ABSUllE YOUR deductioos -
both for 1979 and for 1980 -will
be on tbe borderline, sUgbUy
leas than, or just about equal to,
the zero-bracket amount. Sui>-
pose, for example, your estimat-
ed deductions are $3,300 for 1979
and $3,350 for 1980 -a total of
$6,650. You atlght think you'd be
The higher your income, the
greater the value of the deduc-
tions.
Border Park Deal Eyed
WASHINGTON <AP) -
Tboup forced to take a hard
look at itself, the nuclear in-
dustry seems to have survived
the Three Mile Ialand accident,
larfely because of America's in·
creased concern about future
enero auppliea.
The accident last March in
Pennsylvania for a ti me
threatened to grind the nuclear
industry to a halt. Even before
then, atomic power bad been on
a downturn u orders for new re-
TIJUANA, Mexico <AP> -second-largest twin park along acton abowed a dramatic drop
U .S. aod Mexican investors ex-the U.S.·Mexican border. amid lengthy construction de-
pect to close a deal tbia month to The company, which already la ya and rtaln& cost.a.
establish a border lndu.strlal owna an iDduatria1 plant in Ti·
park which would employ more Juana and another in Guadala· AND AJTEa THE accident.,
than 25,000 peop~. jara, makes mechanical and the want in the indW1try'1 bia-
A spokesman said Trans-electronica puts and connedon tory, a praklential commission.
american Industries at Chula used ID computers. Ill . E. investfpttnr the accident, un.-
Vista, Calif .. plans to develop Jenkina, Tnnaamerican'1 pnD. conred Mrioua lnduatr)' pro-
the park over an eifbt-year dent. deeltoed to name olba' ii>-bJema ad aocne ol ltl memben
period. Be said tt woaJd be tbe veston 1bunda.y. opeDIJ' qaHUoned wbetber ~~~~~~---=====:;:-=:----.--------iiiiiiiiiiiiii...-r'> ~~~~~~~--~~-
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Newpon Beaetl. C.~tomoe
92880
ADJCOrd
Merger
Noted
Glfford-IWI & Co. Inc.
bu announced it com-
pleted tbe acquisition of
Amcord Inc. by consum-
maUng lta previously an-
nounced merger with
Am cord.
In tbe merger all
aharea of Amcord com-
mon stock not already
owned by 01/ford-HiJI
are being exchanged for
-~=~====~ 134 cash per share. Gifford-Hill, baaed Ln
C.11 e.2-5171.
Put afawwOfd•
to work for ou.
nuclear plants can be operated
safely.
Thousands of men and womea
took to tbe sttteta sbouUnc ''no
more nukes" md Coavus held
its own 10vest.11aUom with 10me
members calll.ne for al leut a
temporary nuclear moratorium
unlll the dust of Three MJle Island settled.
But oo Friday. nearly nine
months after the world's atteo-
tioo WU fOCQM!d Oil the Crippled
and still aealed plant near ffar.
rbbtJrs, Pa., President Carter
outlined actions needed to make
atomic plants safer, but declared:
·•we cannot shut the door aa
nuclear energy . •e do DOt uve the luxury or abandoru.nc
nuclear power or 1mposina a
len1tby moratorium on its further use.·•
Over The Counter
NASOU61J&
Ear1iings
Up26%
At Fluor
.
CONSOLIDATED revenues
for flscal 1119 were '3.5 billloll."
compared to '2.t bW.loo few t.M
previom year.
New orders durlq the period.
totaled • billion, compared to
$3.4 billion ln 1978. Fluor'a
backloe al won to be completed
oo Oct. 31 ..a $12.2 blWoa, com-
pared to nt.S billion tut year.
Fourth quarter operatloDs
generated net eam.i.np of '25.e'
million, or Sl.07 per s hare, COID·
pared to net eamings of *23.2
mUUon, or 91 cents. for the ~
v1ous year. Revenues for ~
quarter were S1 bHlion. com-
pared to $835 million in 1978.
"IT WAS THE second highest
year for new orders, and pro-
spects for addiltonal orders in
Lhe near t.enn are the most pro-
m1s101 in our history," said J.
Robert P1uor, chairman.
Almost all of Fluor Corp.'s ac-
lJvitJes are mated to enerey and
natural-resource industries.
FLUOR An.IBUTBD the
sar1e in new order acUvity mDCl
prospecta primanly to the lm·
pact of auoUae lines and
poUtical upheavals.
Fluor provides eogineeriq,
coaat.ruction, procurement, a.Ml
project-management services to
energy. natural-resource and U..
du.atrial cUenta.
Dallas, la engaged
primarily in the produc-
tion and sale of con-
1 tr uctlon materials,
metal building producta
and lrriptioo producta
and tl'\lck tran.aporta-Uoa. MUTUAL FUNDS
l ,
TRANSACTIONS
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To the Cleaners
1'heM are tbe moathl wbeo •e buy our moet •Jl:J)ell.live
clothet -wt.oter coat.I, 1uit.1, warm drwMI, etc. Wbeo you
buy, do you check UM labell cm dry deaAlat of~ l&r·
menu -and queaUoa tbe ulelpeople ll you doo't un·
dentaod what the labea. JDean?
U you doa't, you're taklq undue rilk• wlth your
wardrobe. U you do, you're at leut t.ryU>1 to 1et maa·
lmum value for your clot.bl.nc dollar.
When you add the COit ot drydu.nln.1 to the advan·
t.a1es. 11 lbould become
obvioul that tbe time t.o
t.h1Dk about dr7cleao1Dc
la when you buy. And
wlt.b dryc&eanlq COStll
up 1·12 percent over
lt78, the yearly cost.I mount up.
Money's
Worth
YOO CAN SA VE LI you take your apparel to a built
drycleuu.a, atore (ii there la one in your area). The
cbar1es are 6()..15 centa per pound for clothm& and many
ai.o will clean draperies, sbpcovers and curt.aina for about
the same price
Bulk drycleaninf is not available everywhere, tbou&h.
ao you must cheek f you fl.Dd • bulk drycleaner, its cosu
will be impreaalvely low a&ainsl a cbar&e at a re&ular
dry cleaner
But you cannot gel the top advantage of bulk dryclean
ln& unJaa you atudy the t.beb when you buy. For in·
stance, bulk drycleanlng does not 111clude preasmg. Much
of the apparel comes out m &ood eoou&h condiuon not to
need fl.D'ther pressing, but a check of labela to see 1f the
garment la wrinkle-free m1ghl be a key factor 1n your purchase decaaJOO .
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label.a and tap from each garment, too. If the label has
been removed, advise your cleaner of any special fibf>r in
I.he aarment For instance. acrylic ltrut.s can be difficult to
1denttfy at t.imu Tbeu could stretch with beat m cleaning
and ftru.ahln1
It there are 11pota, adenWy the spot by puuung a note to
the cl<>lhln& for the drycleaner's eu1dance. Tell the
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may reqwre treatment before cleamna. And if there a~
omamenl.s or apecaal buttoo.s. you may want to remove
I.hem or advue the cleaner about these u well, for they
could have ape<-tal glues. plaalJcs or cardboard baclung .
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Doria Roberti' wtnnlnp &J"OW hllber as
Donna Peseow and Robert Haya smile . on her good fortune on .. Anglen tonlibt at 8:30mi ABC, Channel 7.
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with or-ti&• Oil tbe line.
IOU 8 8:00 -,.A Quiet Place to' 111... Carroll Baker atara In tbl1
mystery movle about a mUnler Tidim'1
dau&l*r haunted by a traatc io.e affair.
NBC 8 1:00 -•'The Great Smokey Roadblocs. • • Henry Fonda play1 a
trucker embarkin1 on a final crou·.
country spree in WI receot IDOvW with
Elleen Bnlman.
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KABC-TV (ABC) Los Angeles
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Jews Hit
. WFilDJ
In Suit
PHILADELPHIA
(AP> -A oatlonaJ.
Jewish veterans aroup
bu filed a lawsuit 1n U.S.
District Court aeekinc to
halt filming of a
television film atarrtng
Vaneaaa Redgrave aa a
Jewlabaurvivorof a Nut
concentration camp.
The Jewish War
Veterana of the United
States aald ln the lawsuit
that the state Depart·
ment of Military Affairs
illegally leased a state
military facility to the
movie's producers.
AND THE suit lawsuit
claims that Miu Red·
grave's preaence oo the
set ii a aource of '"pol.en·
tially diarupt.lve acUvi-
ty ... She bas drawn
crtUclam 1n the put for
her support of the
Palestine Liberation
Or1anisation. The film, ••PSaytne for
Time," La ~ abot at
the Fort Indiantown Gap
NaUonal Guard train.lq
center near Harriaburc.
IN TDB film, Mill
Red1rave portrays
Fania Feeloo, an artist
an4' 1unlvor of the
World War D canemtra·
don campa. TM ftlm I.a
belo1 produced by m1a1 Productlona, forCBSIDe.
"Term1t11 And
ACTRESS EILEEN FULTON 18 TRANSFORMED FROM BEAUTY TO BEAST FOR SOAP 0P£RA 1
'I've Done Strenge Thlnga Before to Help the Show, But Never Anything LIU TIU'
Playing Dead for TV
NEW YORK (AP) -In the 20 ment of hla bouae. she finds the
ye an Elleeo Fulton bu played body of bis dead wife WTapped In a
lhe lovely Uaa Coleman oo the plutlc baa· What causes further
CBS soap OJFl"8 "A.I tbe World alarm la the re1emblance
Turns," mod of her efforts have betwemberandtbedeachroman ..
been toward matlnl benetf u Feellna they mipt not want to
beautiful u poaalble. Monday, see their daqbter dead. M1.aa
she appeared aa a decaying / Fulton told ber parents tbeJ ~ cadaver. not want to watch Monday's show
"I've done atraoce thin1a becauaeltmlgbtdoc:kthem.Sbe
beforetobelpt.beabow, but never wuo't prepared for their reac·
an)'thlnl like thl.I," aald Mias tioo.
Fulton 1n ui lnterview ln her "My daddy aald, "Jbe 10th. Let
dreaalnc room. "Wben I sot mewrttethatdown.lcan'twaitto tbroueb. tt wu 10 aruesome and see that abow. It'll probably be
ao terrible I went to mJ lawyers one ol )'OW' finelt lhlninl mo-
ancl bad my wl1l drawn up. I told menta • " lauihed M.l.u Fulton.
tbem I want to be burled at sea ''Tbat11 my dadd1'• wcadedul andnotrotawayintbea;round.'' sense olbumor. He'• a Metbodllt preacber, JO'lknow. ••
IN 'l'llB EPISOD& in question. Uaatrilltoleanunonaboutber IT TOOK TBB makeup artl.at .,.. Jovs. SarcbiDa tM ..... three ...... totmn tbe ll"l1 Llaa
Into a 1'0ID8D dead for a year and
abalf.
"She used little tiny strips ol tis-
sue paper and eyelub &Jue and
stretched it acrou my cheek
boll• IO it looked like bone com·
lng tbrouib." Miu P'oulton U ·
plained. "It took me an bour to set
the stuff off. It wu about thfte or
four layers thick. Llke those
masks you get at a health apa."
To prevent the tiuue from fall.
lnl off her eyebrows, the makeup
crew applied 10methln& aped.al
•'In the makeup room, theJ Vflr/
klnd.ly called it putty. JM we
knew lt was mortician's wu,"
theactreuaaid.
TO co•PLBTB tbe
tran.aformMion, ber entire face
WU pa\D'ed in dlffere:ntJhades of
cray wWl blta ol ~ and bone
color.
CARE ABOUT YOUR WATER?
WEDOI
We uroe you to tune In to• crucl•I debate on PERIPHl!RAL
CANAL -the most Important water lasue tor Southern
cautomte.
5 Ballets Presented
"' ... al a.or. ... ,,....... .• --Joyoaa ~WW be pr11med ID w
holidar pad:••• wbea "Great Perfonnaw .. pN•n• .. Cboreoc·
rapby b)' Bal•nc:trtne. Part 4," wt1b
membenaltbe New York City Ballet.
111.kbail BarysbnltOY and Patrtc:Ui
Mc Bride are featured 1n tbe ''DMce la
America .. pro1ram which won televtmoa·a~ Emmy Award.
when it returm to KOCE·TV, Osannel
SOWedladayat7:30p.m.
''BALLO DELIA lle&ina'' l.adaDced
to selections al the mualc ol Giuseppe
Verdi compoeed for the opera "Don Carlos.·· Accompllsbed dancen Ker-
rill Ashley and Robert Weill bead the
ca1t-
TllE GENTLE. lyrical •• ...._....
(from "'8IMe No. I "), la ...W b.Y
ltarln YOD ArolcUa.cea and Sean
Lanry. Nead. ID a dlaplQ al~
at.ills and performiq stJHahm•t
B~ and llcBrtde return in ''Tchaikuvaty Pa de Deu.. ••
In the ft.Dal perfon:nanee. SonMe
FUT'ell and Peter llartlm danee t1M1 le.ad.I 1n •• Allegro Brtllante, •• set to.,
siqle movement ol tbe unlfled ••Piao
CoocenoNo. 3 ...
~OPHmTICATW PRCYJRAMMINB ..
BoaulilU/ ~IBroo MU!1ir.r-NeW!!-
Marine Wealher-gl; Reporl!!-
~loak Marh# Reporl~
Con~umnr Rnporl~
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* CAft'INO 11.U ••EN eom~ fol' tM
m"*1 drama '"The NlOt la :i EMmJ ... tM
nnt ~ ot tbe WMtmt~ Comm• •t1 Tbuw,,,,...,.. la.' lot' a nv.w1 ·w .,..... mat.
ROD Alber\aen I• dlreeUDI u ••• ,, ..
Carm1cbae1 leript. which feMuNI A.rt WIDdow lhUua p .. ._-Job.uoa, Pllt 8ancm llDd id
Kiftlad In pl'tadpal roa.. OtMr9 ta tM CMt ....
Katbml IAJ•, llarsot a.,,., Mare Lemme, Lorraine McWJIH•ma, Jlm ~ ud Krna lllck.
Ooeatna ailht. bu Mell ct.tpated "Sam Brandon Nliht" 1n booor ot tbl nWa WCT adGI'
and cllnd«. Performances wW be D"'1 Prict.ya
and Saturda11 at l :JO throuCb ,-eb. I at tbe
theaur. 7272 llaple St., Weetmtmter, wtdl ~
1ervaUom betq tak.ea at ..... • CALLBOA&D -South C.oat Actorl SCDlno ot
even wtth her normally outat.andln1 voice bam·
pered by a vtrua.
Scott Stevemeo la partic"1arly atrou1 u her
rouabsbod bu.band who doesn't aha.re her social
asplraUoca. Hla emotional solo "U I Knew" la
amon1 the bilb polnt.a of the abow.
Newport Beach la lookin1 for identical twim ot all
aaet. race1 and oaUooaUUe. for a ebewt.ftl sum
commercial .. thoae tnure.t.ed 1bould brine
photos to tbe lltudlo at 3723 Btreb St. tlO, Newport
Beach. or phone tS7-0Z82 ...
VETDAN CHARACTER Aero• Huah Reil-
ly <TV's "Laule") la aplendld aa Molly's
back woodsy father, while Chri.atopber David Jones
doea double duty as a mloing town bartender and a
Denver archbishop Lance Pbllllpa and Sandra
Hunt are effe('tlve u continental royalty, wblle
Charlene Kase Is especially memorable as a
Denver ll()('lety matron
Auditiooa have been aCIOC'U'eed for Dee. 1t aad
20 at 7 p.m. for the Saddleblacll Cc*ep procNeUoD
ot the mtaakal ''A P'UAQY 1b1D& Happened GD tbe
Way to the Fon.an''. d1rect.c:W Wynn Pearc:e .W
bold tryout.I in the St.udio Theater and awtit"'8en
should bave their own 1beet muale f« two
aon1a.
BACKBTAGE -The Fountain Vall8J Com·
munlty '!beat.er production ol "Scroose and UM
Cbrlatmaa Gboeta" will open Saturday at i.e.
Aml10. Hieb School, Fountain Valley. the abow
will run weekenda throuah De<' 30 at 2 30. 4 · 30 and
7 · 30 p m . with reservation• belo& ta.ken at
839-0173.
Roy f)tzell, chitl rman of tM UC Jrv1.ne dance
department, both dlrecltl und choreographs the
s how, und th1• danc·t· ~cgmenlll renccl a n extra
Trekldes Cram Theaters
FanJj Proclaim 'Star Trek' Movie 'Dynamite'
., ..... ANeda&ed .....
Not all the criUu were k1.od.
but to the fem who atood ID liJM throulb the oi&bt to lff the "2
mUlloa "Star 'trek" epic, and to
tbe theater owners who packed
them In. It waa worth every
mlnule -Spock, Or. McCoy and
Capt JamMJ T K irk were back
''Star Trek The Mouon Pie·
tu re." an outgrowth of the
popular televu1lon ser1e11 that
ran for lhr~ years but died 10
yean aao despite fan proteala,
opened al 900 theate rs na·
Uonwlde Friday.
.. IT'S DYNAllJTE. You've tot
to •ee tbla thins,·· aaid Michael
Jmpo, 14, alter viewlna the rum at t.be Fox t.beater lo
Pblladelpb.la. ''The only th1q I
don't like ll that people clap lor
every little thlna. It dillracta
me.'
"Treldde1,'' u cult fans of the
televl1lon aerlea are known.
lined up before dawn in toll\4!
clUet '°" Uckeu, wblcb were "'
OT $5 at many theat.el'9 and $8 in
New York City.
.. Some people aald tbey'd
atayed out.aide all nlibt," uld
Pat KUk:uc9k&. man~!:~ of the Fox. "We started I phone
calla maybe two weeb •So· The
r.honea haven't atopped rln1·
ni."
"THE OPENING 18 bigger
than 'Star Wani,' 'Superman' or
anyth1ng," said Larry Gleuon
of Mann Theaters ln Los
Anaeles And Jerry Hayea.
manaaer ot the Towne theater lo
Latham, N. Y.1 added: "ll'• tbe
bl11est crowa l'•e ever Men.
We've ao&d every aeat there 11."
Tbe Paramowrt rum feawre.
fa m Illar facea from tbe
televl1lon HrlH -Wllllam
Shatner • tben.C.ptain, DOW·
Admiral Kirk, Leoutd Nlmoy
u the polnty~a.red Spock, aod
De Forrest. Kelley •• the
1paceablp'1 pby1lclan, Dr.
"Boo•" )(cC.oy.
Tb• televtalon abow opened
wllb Kirk'• npla.natloa that the
U .S.S. Dd.erpriH WU on a ftv•
year mluion "to seek out new
We, new dYiUaaUoa, to bold1J
so wllere no mu bu .-e before."
AS IN ll08T ot the talelflllaa
eplaodH, tbe crew of tbe
1puethlp la called to pn•a
1mpendinl dlauter from speee.
In the flJm , replete with danHn1
~peclaJ effect.a. the mlaaion la to
'.'>top a myatertou. dan1eroua
cloud from reaclUnl earth..
Despite the rave1 from Imm
ind theater ownera, today's
newspaper review• were
tomewbat t.I eDtbuat•..Ue.
Katbleln Carroll ot the ....
Yort nathr Nen dlecrtbed dw movle-...,.a llOl't of llant dilp&aJ
caH, d•lped nelmlHb' to
tbow otJ die la*l ~ lim-
ml ck r' and pbotoarapble
tricks.'
CHICAGO TalBtJNB te·
viewer a.,. Slatel aald. ''Jt'a
OK. bu1 DOt mucb more. U.
bumau are more ap~aUal
tban lta macbtnu. ud, a ·
fortunately. lt.a bwnw an not
liven ..,..Ptodo."
MATINEES SATUIDAY & SUIDAY
"APOCALYPSE NOW• CR>
"AND JUSTICE FOR ALL"<R>
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·:FIDDLER ON THE ROOF" (PO) I
"10 .. CR)
"ST ARTtNG OVER• (R)
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INSID : •Happenings •Erm• Bombeck •Ann Landin •Horoscope
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·.the Seasoa
JfJlar;ly to buy your tree? Shop around.
Prices and quality vary from lot to lot .
., .. '1: -........ 'Tia U......... cautloul wbeD tt
~--·~u.. TbtJ'n mort upeaal~..=-from I
to 11 .... blOel' tba .. ,.... -MQbal~wlmQU... ......
dam ... fr'CllD Ul ea.rb December ... apeU. &lrelJ tbeM facton ,,_'t came a break la tradltloa at maaJ local
houaebokla. 0.Vall, Americana are u ·
peeled to •pend nearly l4.50 m.illiGD cm
30 mlWoo Cbriltmu trees thla year
But Orange Coaat area aboppen
mi&bt be wile to adopt t.be roae cl eoa-
sumer advocate and abop around th.la
season. Prices, and quality, vary from
lot to kit.
And tbere are tree aellera like Colla
Meaan Harry Noonan wbo claim buyera
are belna duped by dealen wbo cite in·
nation and increased ahlppina costa u reuom for blgher prices.
•lot•~n·rd fwttreen. ..,_.,.. tO eonYtnce DeOD&IJlllt
10 ~am pt prtce up.•~tte-adcJed.
1'Tbe1" tnUae mSddle m•......,.
wbo llaw IDcTwod UM price per tr. u
mue.b •MtairW.t.oretal.lera.belQI.
JlfOONAN UTI 811 tr.-dlreet
from • farm la Orea • ucl Hen
thouab •ad1Dit.1 bi.I abiJ>PlDI COit cUmtied _., over lat year, be U1I
be'a atW able to aell aome trw ~
than lut year a.od turn a deemt
A ftv.to lll·foot Noble ftr be sold for
$28.85 lut year la now on the lot at '22.95.
"You Jet to co home earlier that way,"
be noted.
A 1urvey cl other Meaa Iota abowed a
aimilarly-sised Noble fir COllinl SI to
$12 more than Noonan '1 price. 1'beM
dealers 1et their trees from county
wboleulera.
"It's ridiculous and there's no reaaoo
for it," Aid_~ wbo bu operated
Contrutina flaurea were ·oven by
wboleealers aa to the actual increase in
the cost of trees thll year. Mom leads her daughter through sea of trees
' A SPOKESWOMAN FOR the Kirk
C hristmas Tree Co mpany 1n
Westmanster estimated a 5 percent
coat lncrease over la.st year.
Frank Tremble. owner of Mr
Christmas Tree In Costa Mesa, said 1t
was more like 10 percent. Garden Grove·
based wholesaler Jlm Ll&btfoot said lS percent.
All, however, came up wtth the same
reasons for the climbing cost of
Christmas. Truckers are paying $1.02 a
gallon for diesel fuel. Growers 10
W ashlngtoo and Oregon are paying
more for utilities and labor.
"Trees have gone up j~ like ev·
erytbing else has gone up." said
Lightfoot.
FIGURE ON PAYING between$15and
$20 for a seven· to eigbt·foot Doug.las Fir.
a type of three that accounts for about 35
percent of overall sales. .
Another general guideline is that
lowest quality trees are fetching
between $2.SO and $3.SO a foot a.Iona the
Oran1e Coat.
Better quality plantation Douglas firs
ranged from $5 to SIO a root. Noble hrs.
considered the class of tbe bunch. are
gomg for S9 to $13 a foot dependlllg
where you shop
But you'd better hurry 1f you want a
top qualJty tree hke a Noble. dealers ad·
vue
"Trees att probably harder to come
by this year than they bave been lD
years ... aaid ugbtloot.
It's oot actually a shortage. be SIJd.
but mc~aaed demand by M.adweal and
E.utern customers for bJgb·quaht1
trees from the Northwest LS draJlllllg
supplies and pressunn& pnces upward.
TREY USED TO GET their trees
from plantations in Wisconsin and
Michigan but are wtUJOe to pay more ror the beat.
Local dealers aay lbis year·s crop wu
a winner. at least unt.ll 1t got to the lots
and met the recent beat wave "They're
burning up," said Tre mble
He. like Ugbtfoot. strooely suaests
the buyer beware of thirsty trees wtlh
limited lifespans.
A SlD'lple way to test for fresbneM is
to bend needles on the tree They should
spnne back rather than break
NEEDLES THAT FALL off when the
tree is shaken 1S another sign that it's
too dry Loot for a stump that b rocky
and moist. with sap, then have the
salesman cut off another inch from lbe
bue so the tree can more eully ah9orb
water at home
A ll'ft that has been stancflni dry for
a k>ng time needs up to lhree quarta cl
water a d.ay
Customers should ask when the trees
amved on the lot Some of the smaller
retailers get JUSl one shipment and th<ir
tree~ may have been soalung up a\D'l for
,.eeks
Most important. however, is the need
ror careful shoppm1 and pnce com-
pan.som A fancier lot usually means a
befl.ler pnce and year·round nurseries,
which don't deal ln volume. can put a
aubsta.ollal dent in your wallet.
Greeting Card Emphasis on Children
WASHINGTON <AP> -C2d.ldnm
-some an1elic, otbera not -
dominate the themes of this year's
Chrlatmu o-eetlQ cards.
Birds -= carcflnala. Canadian
1eeae. bluejays and sparrows -are
the m08l popular 1ubjecta portraying
wildlife, while kittens and puppies fill
the domestic scene. Rustic views of
"hearth and borne" continue as a staple expreastn1 yuletide 1eoU·
ment.
tion.al AuodaUon of G~ Card
Pubhsbers
NOa•AN S. HALLIDAY. e:tr ·
ecuUve vace preaadeat or tbe
publi1her1' aasociatioa an
Waabloatoo. D.C .. believes tbe em·
pbqla oo children may relate to 1979
u tbe "International Year cl tbe
Child," u declared b7 tbe United
Natioaa Children's l"\md.
Harry Noonan Jr. flocks a big one
That, in brief, ls a composite on
trends in this year's Christmas greet.
ing cards, based on a survey amon1
the SS member companies of the Na-
"UNICEF proclaimed its celebra·
tlon of universal childhood long
before this calendar year,'· Halliday
said. "Thia emphaail oa cllildre11
Designs T ease Imagination
BJ JtJDITll OLSON OI U. Deity ...... S\atl
Wouldn't it be "loverly" to have a
dress by Edith Head to wear to your
next Christmas party?
Dresses to whet the appetite and
tease the Imagination -all from the
movies -were shown during a fashion
show at J ewel Court, South Coast Plaza.
The audience, or Child Guidance
Center members and guest.a and mem·
bers of the Orange County Chapter,
American Society of Interior Desieners,
was it.self beautifully &owned, but then
there's always room for a dream.
New designer clothes for black tie oc·
cuiom also were ln the show, which
was produced by Molly Mackin.
It was a timely show. Party season 1s
JUSt beginning and there are many ex·
cu.aes to have a new dress.
It may not be an Edith Head design.
or even one for the movies, but there
are still many beautiful 1owna to choose
from. Perhaps Santa got a few ideas. too.
And there's always New Year'" Eve.
ma'J have st>mulated many
publJsbtts to t.bmk lD U.ke tttms.
Besides. chi1dnln are traditJonaUy
linked to the spmt of amstm.a ...
UNICEF, Halliday added, la ..
member ot tbe ~ puNhlben'
auoriatioa..
Wtthalt tbe industry, tt la amerall1
beUeftd t.bat ~ cards na.d
curnnt lif•ylea, Halliday reports.
Tbe eWldrw portrQed CID tb1a ,.ar'a
carcb ranee from cherubic cbolr
boys to assertive yacani ucela wbo
declare that .. trieods are presents we
pve ourwlvee."
CW-YPLOT
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,.._ , WU tq udtueH1-M. WeaawUne
•ool tbe dtJ .. ~ ••&nl Mlllttap,.....,.. ''l"mm:touil1awmaA1oldMlildl.
Oftloen GI the new ll'CMIP allO .... Sa·
t.roduoed. Tbe1 an It•.,., Pl'lli•tJJJ&rr ~a-......, me Pf'91kllMI: , ... ~ ........ ...... ; .,...., ...... ,
andTrna••a.te,Merwtari•.
" Otbera are BIH WI••• membera~tp
.chalnmn: Dr. ,..... 8a~ Ram.tartan; Pe•a ._., dlreetor, I •rlrtr'f, IWeon betweea the Frieadl and Ara Oom·
million.
AIDC:lll ~ wen 11111 ... Patal-0-Sa•..-. a.pr u4 Saw.a ..-,, IJlJeJ
owner 8uaa -=~rttH, 81rea ••• N1ac1 hnllber a.n • ..._ manaprolU.. bank,
and Da;id Kea WeaUeJ. Ales lb•aa and n.
Delperdo, all bank exeeutJves.
Alu White, who was out ol town Jut tJme
there was a bie party, was there wUh hia wife Mar·
jerie.
White told us that h1a la1t trtp, which took him
away rrom the openine or Joeepb Mapd.n, wu an
important one. "Sixteen or us from Bil Canyon
were golfing in Monterey,'' he revealed.
~
Christ.mu trees are going up all over town,
and we love the smell ortbe fresh bouaba.
The halls or the Balboa Yacht Club have been
decked and club members treated themaelves to a
potluck dinner when all the work wu done.
Among t.bo8e trimming the 15-foot tree were
Commodore Hd Mrs. Pbll Glu1ow, Vice Com·
modore and Mrs. John Robbuoa, Rear Com·
modoni ud Mrs. Terry Wei.ab, Jr. Staff Com·
modott and Mrs. Bob Wllllam10a, Mr. and Mrs.
Lyle Kerr and Staff Commodore and Mn. Edwin
F.SteeaJr. Mn. Hal McGlyan really got intolhes piritiof
the evening. She wore a red Santa dcess, all
trimmed in white
Members of the Laguna Beach Chapter of
American Field Service had a special Chrutmas
treat last week.
Two students from abroad, Ana llOCMI from
Sweden and Deaia Loeber from SWllzerland,
deHribed Christmas In their respective countries
during a corree in the home of Mr. aad Mn.
aonatd Deaue.b.
Denia, wbo lives with the -...n a.neu
family, wu amazed tbat be can aWl awim in
December herein Southern Calllornla.
He•HYI be mlsaea the snow, however,
CONCERT -The Marine Corps Band from
!1 Toro entertained at a luncheon and con·
It was some gift, lh1I Cbrutmu present rrom
the Doa&lu Dewelopmeat Ot.
AU the tenanta from the company'• buildings
were treated to lunch and a concert by the Marble
Corps Bud from El T9ro Friday in Douelu
Plaza.
More than 500 guests abowed up ror the
sandwich and salad buffet and hour-looa concert.
AU the hosts asked was a donation of toys for
the Marine Corps' &Mual Toys forTotsdrive. ,a
And they came. You should have seen the
businessmen in three·piece suits carrying stuffed
animals!
The band played Christmas music. some
ma rches and ended w1lb the stirnng "Manne
Corps Hymn"
llr. and Mn. Maary Mertm, Newport Beach,
were among prospeetlve investors invited to a
preview performance of the new musical "Al
Jolson, Tonight" at the newly renovated Wilshire
Theater ln Los Angeles. The theater bas been re-
furbished to retain 1ts 1930e art-deco look and will
accomodat.e 1430 eueats.
An aft.er-dJMer sUce or comedy isn't on the
Newport Beech restaurant's usual bill of rare,
but 1t wu lut week when comedian J•a.._
Wlaten flnilbed dinner.
Wint.en spent over an hour after dinner In the
Ancient Mariner Reatauraot and bad fellow
Bappftll119s
By Judltt) Olton
IT'S FOA YOU -ln limousine on their w1y
to party hononng Friends of the Ne wport
Beach City Arts Commission are. from
le ft . P C'ggy Lloyd . Mr and Mrs Bob
Hargis and Les Baxter
( Horosrope
WEDNESDAY, DEC.1%
By SYDNEY OMAU
)
AKIE8 (Mar 21-Apr 19)' Emphasis on
family t.Jes. poss1b1hty or residence cban1e.
purchase of luxury item Be d1plomalic.
especially in dl.acusalon of money, budget
TAURUS <Apr. 20 May 20). Be tborouCb.
take at.e.dy and sure steps -•chew MOU·
tionaUam. Accent on dependent.a, pet.a, employ-
ment and bealtb. Avoid aell-dettption.
GEMINI Olay 21·June 20): Relattoa1blpe
are intemified -accent also on apeculaUoD,
diacovery, dramatic, sudden ch&n&es
CANCER <June 21-July 22> Transaction
can be completed to your advantage PraUae.
security are bJ&hll&hted. Older penoo.a become
allies.
LEO <July 23-Aua 22): Accent oo new ap-
proach to close neighbors, relatives. Situation
that bad been cooa1dered finiabed could be re-
vived.
VIRGO <Aua 23-Sept. 22> Payments. col
lectloos dominate -1et accounts in order. re
fuse to la1e 1i&bt of "bl1 picture ... Means don't
get buried in details.
LIBRA <Sept 23 Oct. 22) · Moon la ln your
sign -coincides with h11h cycle ,
clrcumatancea favonne your desirea, eftorta.
Dlvenify. hl&hUeht versatility -If ve full rein
to intellect.ual curiosity
scoaPIO <Oct. 23·Nov. 21): Empbuja oo
what occurs at closed-door cathertna;a. Policies
are Ht -you could be a.ttected, d1l'ect11 or
otherwise.
8AGITl'A&JU8 (Nov. 22·Dec. 21): You lm·
print style, create and dlKover JOU DO loaael'
are alone. Relatlonablp t. eatabllabed, lD·
tea.alfled.
CAPRICO&N (Dec. 22·Jan. lt): Pet
theorie1 are lated -home, property, bu.le
valuea ft,ure promlnenUy.
Patience Pays; Or Does It?
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Defiae
terms, punue educational project. Steer away
from teat.I, cballeo1e1. d1rec:t COD.fronta.tlool.
Pl8CE8 <Feb 19-Mar. 20): Accent on
"1tran1e humor." financial 1etiYltlH of
partMr, mate. •
We sat to talkinl tbe otber day about op·
tlmlam and it occurred to me tbat tbe only ones
1D th9 world wbo are ae·
thely ~etlctn1 op·
BB&VNSTOtbedoor~----------~~~~~~~~~~~-----:-------
tiaUtm lf are dop.
ID faict, J'll 10 one step
ta.r&Mr and •uaest that ~Cbly 1nventec1
.,,,.:. b••• • email Yofkahlre terrier (who tbOUld be owned by •
E....a
BomtlMele
er tnal lawyer) wbo ...... DOG • ..,...,_ aat by 111f ehalJ' at •.... .... ..-coo _. ~ ~ dlDDer table every hope. Tate the eaee of
Dl,.at for nine yean Murr11 Md my mother. waHbal for tornethlnl to She bu never made a
drQp secret of bow abe feell
• about dotf, Tober clop
Ut;NC)Wlwebavea are mobile 1•rm fa~ ldltDr'J of fte'fer maeblnet wltb ra1der t~ a doe at tM ta· toenalll utec1 to 1bNd
... DJlou wbo euoot keep
11• .nowe we Ila•• tbelt md.U ~ IA clalldNa no un tbe tbelr beadi., ~c·•vou
a1lU&J to arab for a MYer lmOW ~ &bat cOale la alld•Ah1 Qd fOOpebalbeenl' I
c•titJ! k ID Mr teetb a ror etlbt reara m1
1opcl. tbre• HCOOdl mo&.ber .... bloew._,-
........ ll Jdtl &M ftoor. tb• 4oor, tbri r•lwu,
wttb an entbuaiaam re-
aened oaly for • victory at the polls at leut IO
Umea a day. There'•
never aQ1aD8 at the 4oor
forblm.
When JOU put blm ill
the eu to tab blm for a
ride, ht ... UU1 wttb
anttctpatkm. Yet he bu
never 1one anywhere
but to tbt vet for lboU.
I have watebed b1m tn
tbe yard chulni lbarcb.
For Dine yean be bu
ltalked Md pounced UD•
t11 deb)'dratioo and U•
bauation Mt tn. Yet be bu never admitted that
the IHt Um• a do1
c1u1bt a Uaard, th•
Jhlrd WU CID I leuh. La~• Ud tJdDt •
::i:nr cbe~:z=.°': tb• floor ... ....,., laid
been wilt.ml all of bla
Ufe for tUcb a mom•t. He polmCed CID ~ tnlffed
tt Ucl tbeD walbcl aW'IY from It
MJ bUlblDd •t .. Welcome to the reu
worSd,MurnJ."
Ht bows I've ...... 0 Pllt tbat beat tn tbe
1»Mil dl:urltAMI for ed· uW1t1 rooei « l'm -' .,_ eomla1 ba." Yet for. ..,.,t ,..,. Murrar hu ·••~ ¥-. ..a an.r ~ :....-Iler bappt.17 at ,..,.,.~.. U.._cl9or liU lbe WU
• J • ,111111 rtsld • ~•ttd wlUa eblckeo =·~ ·~ Pertoa1U1, I don't ,~ ...... .,, ....... llow • ..,..., ...
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8IEl{l{A GAl{DE!(S
HOLIDAY SALE
. Living Christmas Trees
$2.95-$15.95
Delfgner BaMeta ........ 40% off
Gregorian Copper ........ 40% off
._. ......... -... Mital Planter• ...•....... ·~ Off
HOUSEP NT SPECIALS
mane 8MOll Fm11, n.,. 111.n •.•••••••••••••• Now $12.95
ne. BaJm• r• n.J ~·PIM .......... Now $2'1.9S
Crftf*tl ClttlrfW, Gf'Qpe Ior, lp6dlr, Ila ........... 65C-$5 .95
Paul Ecke Potnaeffial
$4.95 -$19.95
crm.tmcu C4of1'1Clld CWClomn
aomlobli fttaU~JI
AT PREVIEW-Mr. and Mn. Maury Jlerkln
attended preview performance of new-
musical. "Al Jolson, Tonl&bt," In Los
Angeles.
GIVE HER SOMETHING
SPECIAL FOR THE HOLIDAYS
=AIDrl~-· .... Haldlri» ....... .-..n-
~· .... d~ For Oll9 50,.... .. Aab9t
~ ........ -v-
~ wQIJWI., ~ --,.. 01 c:..-dWlllJpi••
IRS r<' >9 ~
... .. ~ Clfl Ill»'
Ol/ly ~ '° ,.;fl "" .. ~Ill Po.in. WIY
SpecJlll holdly a-
,.,. tomq Cal 01 oome
II\ tor • tree '*'°"" ~
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ORANGE COUNTY
3 TOWN & COUNTRY
ORANGE .
( 714) 547-8228
fn llw interest of. ..
Robuat Steab & SeQfood
Claofce Wines & _Spirits
l\aU-IJodfed Sa~acf:fon
1"laen come drink It all In.
MOUDAY MA&L -!Ar?} UarneJJ, a.iatriDM
tlon clerk and rehef supervtaor at the Costa Mesa Branch Post Office, digs into
holiday packages.
Gearing Up For Holiday
By IOEL C. DON 6' tllle Oally Pli.. S4Mt
Forgotten to mail your holiday el.Its?
If there is one resounding message from
postal and other parcel services, it is: Mai• early
The U.S. Post Office expects a 3 percent ln·
crease in the volume of yuletide letters and
packages over last yellr. United Parcel Service
also is gearing up for an expected holiday rush.
POSTAL OFFICIALS recommend malling
gift packages by Dec 15, to insure delivery
before Christmas.
The main post office ln Santa Ana handles
about 2.5 million pieces of mail per day. During
the holiday season last year, that figure jumped
to about 4.4 million by Dec. 20.
''Things get a little hedic around here."
says Bill Jackson, director or Mail Processing.
·•But we've done it for so Jong that we get to be
experts at il."
For calendar crunchers who wait until the
last minute, the post office offers overnight
package delivery by express mail.
EXPRESS MAIL servjce, however, does not
serve aJJ postal zones.
Less costly services include parcel post (4lb
class> and priority mail (1st class).
This year, the post office has eliminated
string or twine wrapping of pactaees. That
material gets stuck ln the new po&tal sorting
machinery.
Rather, postal officials recommend
packages are enclosed ln sturdy, corrugated
boxes. sealed UghUy with filament or slmilar reinforced strappUlg tape
FllAGO..E Oil breakable items should be
packaged wtth sh(}(:k absorbing material such
as wadded newspaper or pol)tstyt""eDe pellets. AJ.
low about two mches of cusbJoning space sur-
rounding the glft item.
Alternatives to U S. Post Office service are
Unjted Parcel Service CUPS> and bus package express.
UPS offers both air and surface delivery.
Maximum surface dell very lime. coast-to-coast,
is about six days, according to John Moynihan,
customer service manager. Air service takes
about two days
Bus services can dellver packages in about
six days, coast-to-coast.
All package maillng services have package
size and weight r~tnctions.
Ex-shoplifter Grateful
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I'm sure you have
helped a lot of people over the years. I wonder
how many have written to say .. thank you"'!
Well, this i5 a letter of gratitude from a reader
who owes you a lot. You probably saved me
from ruining my reputation and maybe even
serving a jail sentence. What did you do? Well,
yoo made me atop abopllftiog.
I am not a teen-ager. I'm a married woman
in my 30s. I have a lovely family and can buy
whatever I want. But I bad um urge to steal
things. It gave me the feeling I was puW.ng
something over on somebody. 1 enjoyed the
thrtll or taking a risk and winning. I used to get
by with so much it was beginning to frighten
me.
Then you printed a letter about an elec-
tronic alarm that went off when a person
walked through the door with stolen mercban·
dise. The alarm was activated by an invisible
beam. All the store's merchandise bad a special
kind of price tag that was r emovable only by a
clerk. That price tag set off the device.
Hidden cameras and mirrors never
bothered me. I knew how to avoid them, but this
electronic thing scared me silly. I had no way of
knowing which stores used the system. I was
sure if 1 kept shoplifting, sooner or lat.er I would
get caught by that apparatus. So, I quit.
I have no desire lo steal anything ever
again. Thank you, Ann You do more good than
you'll ever know. -A REFORMED TIUEF
DEAB FRIEND: A leUer ncb u yoan
makes aJJ hard work wo~wlllle. I hope otlaen
o•t Uaere who are sbopllfllDI will ask
tllemseJftS one qOHtlon: "la tJds hem I am tr)'· tac to s&eaJ worth &lie coa.seqoeaces U I set
cuO&tT"
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am 11 years old.
.My name is Bobby. My beat buddy is moving to
Aaa
Lallders
another town. He wants to give me his three
hamaten. cage and all.
My Ma won't let me take them. She says
they smell awful and breed fast, and before we
itnow it we'll have a couple doaea
Bobby has had these hamsters for six
months and their hou.se doesn't smell any worse
than ours. I promised to feed them and clean
lbe cage every day Mom won't budge. Can you
help? -LOVER OF PETS.
DEAR WVER: If Bobby bu bad these
tllree hams~n for six moatb &bey cocald be sis-
ters.
U yoa clean tbe cages oft.ea lite llamster'
sboaJdn't 1meU up tbe .boale. J ltope yoar mom
changes her mind. KJd.s leant a lot from cartag
for pds. I'm on yoar aide.
DEAR ANN. If a person writes a letter,
puts a stamp on the envelope and drops in it in
the mailbox. then changes her mind. can she
get the letter back lf she waits for the postman
and asks him poUtely" I say no. My girl says
yea. Who is right? -DES MOINES
DEA& D.M.: Tiie po1t•a• caa't <or
sboaJda't) give yoa a Jetter badl, • matcer bow
politely yoa &a1k..
To ~e a let&er, a per.-mut 10 to &lie
post oftlce, fill oat • form &ad •cree &o pay for-
aay eqieme1 IDcaned by u.e procedve. It'•
euler <...S ct.eaper> to sleep • a leUer ner-
nlpt and deelde tbe nest d•7 wtaetller er INM
yoa wut to MDd It.
Masterful erystal
Toast the hoUdliys ""1th a delicately
hand-blown champe911e glass stemmed
with an angel ... a meaningful gift for your
own angel Or ring In the New Year wtth a
superb bell of leaded crystal Both from the
master aaftsmen of Crtstal De Sevres
In France.
an HOWES and SON
FINE JIWELEllSIOR FOUR C£N!aATIONS
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IN twaa abort-Uvlld ~
,.nod. u.. cotlPQDI aeoem.d • m•IUmUlloo-dOilar bu1lneu
r•llM h'GID tM ..Um• aale b~ 1hi boy neat door to lbe
eoupoa-tracU01 dHJ• b1 bll· time tDWllton.
But tboM days ar• already tu.mtna lat.o memnrtea for thoM
W'bo reaped tbe prolltl.
"It •• aJmo1t mlraculout the "*' it happened," reulll An· trea Sbavman, a 22.y .. r-old
untver1lty of lflchlt•r
peycboloo m~.
SBE BF.CAii£ Dl&ECTO& ol .,_.JI art Fbw>cial Corp. '1 a.lrllDe
eoUPOD eschan1e divlalon, the t.Mldt volume <'OUpOIJ·tradlna
qompuy 1D the country.
Tbe ftrm hired 30 employees to buy coupons from PUM!lllera
diNmbarldna In 21 cltJes acroN
tM U .s.. eventually purcwlne more than 40,000 coupom for
Ntweeo no and $30 aplece
J•we 1tlll don't know how
eb money we made becauae
bave dealt th•l haven't diiiled yet," lbe Hid.
8BE SAID A·MART was able
to sell almost H many coupons
.. it bouiht.
Loi An&eles travel a1ent Jim
DlaMl aaid h1a half-fare coupon
c uatomers ranged from
··General Motors, to the UCLA
Btutns basketball team lo
tr6veling football teams •·we were m this from day
one." he said. "We were getting
60 to 80 caJls iJ day "
l>izon said he formed a sub-
sidiary company to handle ticket
sales and figurt!1' he did about $7
mllhoo 1n business as a result or Us.e coupon exchange
.. GURU MAHARAJ Jl'S
Divine Ll&ht Mlatnon held a con-
"'1at1on ln Mlaml and we flew
everyone there for half price,"
biltaid. 'Spokesmen for United aay the
coupons broupt ln $18 mUUon ln
bullneu the airline ml&ht have
loat after a crlppUna ~-day
•trtke. And American Airlines
rtpresentaUves aald they ml&ht
have been devastated by the
('()D'lpetition had they not offered
Uaelr coupons.
But the half rare craze hasn't gne the way of the hula hoop.
Both Continental and Huahea
Alrweat alrllnea recently beean
tlelr own diacounl campalpa
Hostage
• • ra1n1ng
nstituted
QUANTICO, Va. <AP> -A ~r-bour coune It how lo deal
•ttb boataae altuatlona baa become part of the curriculum t lbe M"arine'a Security Guard
bool, which tralnl aenlrles for
ty at U.S. embualea.
But detatla of the course,
9bkb wa1 tacked on to lb• •lx· t,o ellht·week auard tralnlna,
are secret..
TBE naBT CLA88 to receive
<Ile 1pectalized ln1tructlon la '°'tap lttuaUona Juat araduat· 4id from the achool Monday.
Col. lame• L . Coo~r, the
ommandln1 offleer of the
arine MCUrlty pard batallon,
ked the 100 or ao clu1 mem-
erl lf anyone bad 1econd pu aboUt becoininl an em·
... , pard. No ooe amwered.
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Lawry's Puts More
Spice in Your Li/ e
Loe ANGEL~ <AP> -Richard Frank runa a muhimlWon·
dollar buJlDeaa that 1ot at.arted because people were 1t.ullna lbe
product..
Frank, 56, ls president ot Lawry's Foodl. Inc., 1 Loe Anaeles
firm wboee 90 or ao apecl•lty food Jtema •enerated more tban S70
mlWoo in sales Jut year in the United States and 30 otber COWl·
tries
THE BVSINE.88 BEGAN, BE BAYS, An'EA customen be1an
pockettna the seasoned aalt hia father introdueed 40 yeart aao at
Lawry's 'rbe Prime Rib restaurant ln Beverly Hill•.
Doctors Win
Suit Battle
''My father had concocted th1a aeuonin& &mpoted ot aaJt and
olber spices in hia kit.cben and be put It oo the restaurant tabla ln
a third abaker." Frank explaloed In an interview. "Pretty aooa be
noticed that the shakers were millln& all tbe Ume -people .,;ere
pulUn& them ID tbell' pocketl." "AND rr ALLOWS THE VINDICATED defto·
Frank, an amiable executive ... ho man11es to IC?Ok di.at· dant to rtteive prompt Ju.lice and adequate re-
lnJUl•bed and elfi.ah aimult.aneoualy, decided ln 1950 that be could ward wit.bout waiUne for• second trial"
build a bualnesa wilb the ae~ed 1aJt and a salad dreNbll Homer and hil medlcai colleasuet deart.Y re-
Lawry's wu aelllng as a sideline. ttla father didn't tb1n.k to. sent current procedures that make tt easier tor •
lawyer lo aue them than for a doctor to count.nue
•'TllE SPICE BUSINF..88 18 P&E'ITY amaU," said Fran.It, ''The proepect or lhre•t ot retributive &qal re·
"And IL just didn't make very much common senM that tbe bull· action wtU discourage frtvolowl and UDJl<ified
neH could become well known. But we didn't know that, and we Jawauits," Homer adds
did a lot ol novel things In t.hoee yeara to buUd our name." But even lawyers ror the CaWornia Medical
Lawry's pul spices In &ta.as jara for the first Ume, an lnnova· Association doa't th.ink at will be euy to 1et aeuon
tlon lbat kept the product fresher and also allowed the company to on Hornet's idea. The state Supreme c.ourt could
promote It.a wares In realau.ranll acroea the country do it. But A. Robert Sln1er. an at1ort1tY whose law
"lt 1ave Wl a chance to put a label on the jar and we decided to firm represent.a the CMA . said he believes the
develop a program to put aeuoned sail OD reataurant tables acrosa counteniuil proct-ss "wall conunue to be slow and
the country," he aaid. "On the front lt would say 'Lawry's difflcuil "
Seasoned Sall' and on the back It would say •Joe'• Diner' or
PVBUC NOftCI!
'Somebody' a Chicken House.' Jl &ol our name out" IF 11IE 8UP&EM£ COURT, MADE up or at·
torneys, won•t aet to make count.enuita a1ainst ftJ9LIC NOTICS • r" o.-
UftY'S ALSO PUT A •OOWP OF ltl seaooed tall Jar OD lawyers ea.Der, only the 1tat.e Let1tlature could do "'" ......--,_ .--
top of a war·aurplua Jeep and aeat t.M vehicle off to~-it. But momt lecltlaton are a1ao lawyers ""'"',...:::::.J,16 fj-',!.~,:. °' ..... c-. -
''We took that Jeep all over the country,'' P'nnlt 1'9Calla. ''We Even tboulb th1a means Ow dod.ora' cba.nca .,...na •11MA1 hid a cruy aalesman •bo didn't know any better and be parlEed , ... ...._... ..,_ .,.. ..... ~~a.-. OlltT ,..... llJeJeepinTJmetSqUareandhandedoutHmplet. o( puabJnl their proposal th.rou&h SOOl'I 8tt Slim, ~~A•fO OflOtlllH -.. V.0..'-ll,t<m ._,.
"We didn't have any mooey to advertise because the bualoeu the fact t6at pbyalclam are makln& it sbowl a de-~ ~.9;:· ..-J. ~
was too small. U we hadn't co~ up with t.hoee teebn.16ues there'd fin1~~Y· ears aao. they felt so tbttateoed tbat c-~ ~ _. ~
bave been no bullneaa and my dad would have-~ rl t." "" ~,-· ~ ~. ~ ~ they riaked the wrath of both tbe pubhc and atat.e -
Lawry's aublequenUy came up with a number of aucceu!uJ aovemment to forcefully make t.beil' polnt. Now C.::=:.C.:.::.::-._ "=-n:::::_.~
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products, expanding into aaJad dreulnp. dehydrated apatheW they've turned their aatuation &rOUDd and their wm•-' ~-.... ""' .......... .--•• .....
sauce. taco mixes and lat.er taco 1beU. slrlke wu the obvious tu.mine potnt. ~ a.. c... ._ ~ ~~,. u .. no. ,. v1tt.e
The company made a point, says Frank, or only marlEetine •"_.. c c1re. ~ •-,,,__~ .. ..-.c:.u ...
anaclalJv formula•_,. produ,..•. fEbol Y Q columrritt be* tr\ ScDdo 111°""'4) .._, ..,, ,..,_~919t IU.cy a.-yt, -Yi.le Trwc"•· r-., ~ ..__ •-..." a-• .,.. Onerf __,llMOl.CA.., ~. c-.--.~--............... Vim,,_,..,
"WE WANT TO BE AT LEA.In' AS 1ood aa our compel.it.or and -'!.:...-:-~~..: .:,_-: -;:::" .=. '1.':-... ., •
hopefully perceived u superior," 11y1 Funk. "Now, lt'1 pNJtty __ ..._ . ...-..-.-.
bard lo come out wttb a superior black pepper. Pepper ls pepper. ni.. =:·~ .-""'~-. ..., wftfl tiw
So we don't sell pepper, becau.ae we don't believe there can be a '-''°"".,or ... ~~c-., a.-"' a.. .... c-itv •
perceivable difference between our pepper and the other ~·· .........., "'"" ,.1 • • •A'" ~,,.., pepper. ......,.°'.,... a..tt 01HT _........ ar-.. a.tt o.tl'I....,. ··~n~~oo~~M~~~~·~~·re ·~------------------~--•-v_~-~-'-'-~-~-~-~~--"-·o.. __ '_''_·•-~--~-·"
blended product.a which we th1ok can be per~ved u beUer."
Frank allO th1nka belnl a Calllornia company saw Lawry'•
an advuta1e.
"Altbouab we're ribbed about all the cruy, lwi.Uc Wl2.p tblt 10 on ln Callrornia, man,y of the kteM and product.a tbat are lD ea·
latanee today oriainated hen. The avera1e Calif orman ls more
wtlllDI to try a new product or ldea. ''
LAWRY'S MOVED BEAVD..Y INTO lfedcan food product.
about 10 yeara a10 when Fl"ank ootlced tbat taCOI were ~milll
popular lD Callfornla.
.. I 1aw that the taco idea WM bi1 in tbele Uttle taco atandl and
I thou~ tbe homemaker would like to know bow lo make tb.m at
home,' be said. "So we concocted tb.1.1 mix which went wtt.b
eround round and It ~ame an lDatant aucceta. Then we weat lDto
the taco abell butlnel• and now we're a major factor ln Mexican
foods."
Lawry's wu recenUy :::Joaulred by Thomu J . Llptonib1fnt'~ the tea company whJcb ls a di ot Unilever, Inc. Frank the
move wUl help Lawry'• but aay1 UM company planl to 1Uck lo
~~. ,
"We will pow f aater and more effectively under tla1I new um-
brella than we would have been able to lndependeoU,/'. be said.
"We have ri lot of clever oew productl eominf ~· ota they're
moeUy 1D tbe aplee 8Dd Mum•na &reM, because t.bat 1 our nlcbe."
Parents Get Break
I Shop
the Daily Pilot
and Save!
I'm happy because l found the lowest food
prices in toum -with the help of the Daily Pilot.
By using the Daily Pilot food Bection, I really
save.
Each week, I study the Daily Pilot ada and
clip the COUJ>9M. Timely re•• and new. of
event• Whfeh a/feet foOd pncea help me plpn. a
buagetiDfse menu.
TeleWed claims aboUt loWer price• are Jme,
but the real bargoina are in print. M2. •'!!Jl•-
ln the DaUy Pilot.
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Lcwe[y 4 Bdrm 3.... Ba
borne featuring lr1 pool,
HUna, wetbar, huge
family rm, new beige
carpetlna. manicured
ground.a & much more. A
MIW Uitt• 'Alt•• ~ MM OCIAM
First Ume offered. Highly popular
Plan 3. 3 Bdrm.s and FamilJ Rm.
Private patio off muter auite. t.rae
rear patio overlooking lush ~belt.
Some view of the Beautiful Blue
Pacific. Behind guarded gates in
desirable Jasmine Creek. $295,000.
WISl.ff M. TAnOlt CO.. llALTOU
2111 S..Juq I ... .... Mmw-rrou--cena. M.I. ....... ,, o
aROIS: _...ertben EXECUTIVE real value at $225.000.
.... dMd their ads MANSION Call fOI' an appt. M&·2660
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Beach Realty dally ...S '9pOl't .,.. Spectacular 3Bdrm, 3 ~SELECT "'" .... ....,.The bath,~ bath W/Oak·t:ank I PROPERTIES
D"'" ·y -OT nll toilet, pedeital sink, -,... ..._, bidet. claw-foot bathtub, -------
IE.AL ESTATE EXCILLIMCE SINCE 1'4t
COME WITH US. •• to IAYCUST. 0--
wll w, • :• ttila ......., ,._ w•
Wit.._. wfflll 4 IMclro a•,.-,,_ Ir
csw.g roo& Law lows pool; 3 C9I' .,..,..
....,...,..first A. mirrored cellloga; a ASSUMAILE carnet._,....__,,. mu1lve aplit-level LOANS
•-------•I ::!:1f.,~ f amlly rm• Beautltul 3 le 4 Bedroom fplc, mirrored bomm to cbooee from:
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STEPS TO HACH
$14l,500
Fantastic Decorators
home 1 W1rm wood
paneluig, rliled formal
dining roolJ, gourmet
kitchen wlti beamed
ceilings. 11epa rate
breakfast ana, secluded
patio, 2nd Sbry hosts 4
Queeo-alze bedrooms.
apectaculir master
aiite. Price .)lat reduced
$22.000. ()II Now : 646-nn
'1t81f.41."
Mesa v~ Bedroom. 2
bath. largeramlly room.
fireplace. cul-de-aac
street o. A Rare
Flnd ! 546-ta
OPfNll•V•t lt.Jl'ttlU,.-Nfft•
Your friends and
ne11ttibors Ule Class1f1ed
w h e n t he y h a v e
something 1.0&ell. They'll
tell you h~w w ell il
worked for tl:em' ·
Ad~rrt1~rr1 m11y pl11ce
lhf'ir ad' •'I lf'lephone
8 00 n m I~ 30 p m Monday t\ru f'nday
8 to nooo .;aturday
COSTA MESA OFflCE
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l.AGIJIA BEACH
102'7 Ill.Coast Hwy ~ llc'•cb 41H·9tlill
NOR1JI COUNTY d1~I ttt 540-1220
~SMPtlD
DMOllMIS
Oudllneror copy k kill.I 1~ s JO pm 1he day
before publ1C'Ulon .
UCPPI for !>unday .. Mond1y Edlliona when
deadline la '-turday, 12
noon
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ahould cbe6 tllelr acb dally 6 r41>ort erron lmmedl1fely. THE
DAJLY PllPT .. um• Ila blllty fpr Iha fl rat
Incorrect lnf«tJoll only.
CANCE~TJONS When ldlll 1 an 1d be
1ure to m e a rftWd of
Ille KILi, NUMBER
11ven yow by your ad
t.abr u rtototlpt ol your unrrll1tlbn Thia lrlll
numbet mu•I bt preatnttd by the
adHrtiMr Ill C-of I
dlspule
CANCELLATION OR OORRllC'nON OP' HR
AD BBl'OllE
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bet WW .... luaral\Ut
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dialog rm, custom tllOOC)-to w .ooo to Al·
ID1cben, 2 pantries, encl awne. No qualifying.
garden pa~io . Be llu r r y I Ca I I ·
$214,tOO
Cteatlve on FinADciJll! 7114-953-6167. Try VA! $136,000. Act ()llf .. l~O·ll\llJNIC>~IN4 ~.~~~Po·"'" .. '' [~ 11~!jllitl11 NEWPORT BEACH 75s.o811
[ 9 IMHI . __ t_ LJ CA:::~H
VETS Desperation Sale· 2
* * b«boom. 2 bath, sunny
OCEAHFROMT living room. step.saver CONDO latcben. Take-over SS13 U..YotrEIGlbllty mo. 1190 Loan. $25,000 2 Bdrma .• 2 batha; NOW ... NOOOWN Equil)'. Aak1q ,184.950.
security bldg. Vacant; WANS TO $100,000 Arwous. Call 546-2313
immed. occupancy. Sub. WW INT. RATE. Let ua tll,., ·' 1·''\11"" 111•~ •·•'
==::-Ev,. :f-frl°i:d~'£nt [9111111
associated
BROKERS-REAL TOPS
102~ w• 6ulboo • 71. J bb I
l ..... S7S.600 PARK UDO COMDOS
Perfect for older couple. 2.3 & 4 Br. with pool,
3 bedroom. 2 bath two-J a c u i 1 I & 11 au n a .
story with butlt-10 Panoramic coastal
kil.cben. Newly decorat-~ ln beautiful San HEW EASTSfDE ed and clalle to ahopplnl' DletO Startin& at 546.900
$ and recreation. Doo '\ be wtLb only ~ dn. 1 l.87~ EX1 JING disappointed. CaU now. im..t.. Tab advantaae 11/f>/o LOAM m.mt ol pad opeoiq pf1ces.
Lvty 4 bdrm. 2 ba, 2 atoey !p SELc-·CT • they won't last. Sales home m quiet cul-de-He -oft\ce oPen lOAll to dusk.
Ea1talde Costa Mesa. PROPERTIES 3546 Del Sol Bl. Sao
Cstm designed pool & ~ 714/ ...... NB
spa in xtra ordinarily blO P&ftHSULA _se...;.....7V71 _____ _
priv~~ Owner will POIMT "NGLES PAO help."""""""· 64&-7711 aterfroot Spert w .11 (~IWO!irnl$14fi r ~ ~!;/~h~~ $62,500!
Real Estate family room w rwet bar Almost new Northwood overlookll water Exotic Condo! Full Pric e
GIAMT master awte w /pnvate '62.SOO! ! Young Smgles FIXER!! patio. boatslip too &Cou4>lestypecomplex
l00% Financing: l1~% Owner anxious. Submit boata teonl.a. pool, spa.
VA Loan. 2 story giant, 3 offers. 646-7171 bHUards. volleyball & QPtNlr1Q•1l~IVN!081N(.I• ,__1. Uru•t •-upgraded Bdrm 2 bath. sunny ·--~ ie f:?,Tu:~?~~~·~ [ it•ll1tltll ;,,.,;~trli~~=~~~,
[ijiflf&i *~:i-:"!•!:sM~ [®lfttdt\I
something to aeU. Tbey '11 SELL idle Item.a with a
F1nd what you want in tell you how well 1t Dally PUot Cla.aatlied Ad.
-•LIQUIDATION*
lVAA11 ;th• Ho..,.. $12,000 Da.
Mo~.MllstS..
SOLD THIS WEB
Hllnyi...,,! Aq.ul...,...;.
641.Ull
....... Udo
Redecorated with pride.
Le 4 bdrm YI /gourmet ldt.cbeo. lmmac. thruout
Take OYer 9~% loan or
owner will finance at
U 'l:.. $389,SOO
JACOBS REALTY
'7S.U70 __ _...;, ____ _
PB•$•• DftJt
Just two yean old.
lhls prime 3 Bdrm ar
1 Bdrm Sfanlab style dup ex 11
offered for sale or
trade. Fireplaces.
dishwashers.
beautiful tales.
patios, & walking
distance to beach
make this a very
de s irable
investment. Always
rented·Cl ex1ble
seller·offered al
$290,000
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realty·
A SUBSIDIARY OF
TKE IAV1NE COMPANY
HAUo. YllW HOtieSI
SBR home w / many excellent
features. You'll love the burnished
brick entry & used brick patio! Also
available for tease at ~/mo. Carl
Butler 642-8235. (R-7>
642-1235 6"·6200
901 Dover Oriw Hafbc:W View (.enter
tn1lne •t Campu!o Valley Center
752-1414
Catch these numbers : 4 big
bed.rooms; 3 fireplaces; 3 batbl; 20x40
pool; 2600 sq. ft. singJe story noor
plan. Cat.ch these features: Built·in
BBQ, new drapes; one bed.room with
entry and bath : numerous
entertainment possibilities ;
everything ln immaculate conditioo:
the price is $259,500. That's a winner
in Westcliff'
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REAL TORS'. 675 6000
2443 East CoMt Highway. Cocooa del Mai
I •
IAYFllONT
We have several fine homes
with pier & slip
PENINSULA POINT
Newly decorated 4 bdrm. ramiJy
home. Close to ocean. $325.000
EL TORO HORSE COUNTRY
4 Bdrms .• 3 baths : ranch style .
mini-est.ate m orange groves. $249.500
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 kny.,1d1· 0""" .N B o/') olol
mE
110111 ILl11S CD.
OVER 50 YEARS Of SERVICE
MEWPOIT CllST COMM>
F.xlra Sharp Two BedrootM. Two Ba\hs
Ontunal OwMr Llkf' A Model. Hardwood
Floors Ir Shuttttll Wn Bar 6 ~ ln
l.1vln1t Room Attrartlve Mut'1" Bedroom
Su1l~ Pool. Sauna & T~nas HurTY Only
SJU.300
AIAMDOMID aumc CDM HOME
Needs n.c & Imagination ~ 3 ·
Bedroom + fireplace, ranched
fence & roses. Owner Anxious.
Ca II 673-8.550.
CHEERAIL CDM DUPLEX
Walk to beach & shops; each 2
bedroom cottage bas
wood-burning fireplace and
patio' Owner will beJp finance.
Call now 6'73--8550.
NEWPORT FIX&
Expanded 3 bedroom and
family room on sprawling lot:
red · brick wood -burning
fireplace. hardwood floors &
private childrens playhouse.
Owner will help finance. Only
$139.900. Call 673-8550.
SAM1" A AMA DUPUX
$109,000. VA Loan. $81,250.
PITI is $751 at 9"°"%. Each 2
bedroom, 1\4.a bath, fireplace
and paUo plus enclosed
garage. call 673-8550.
S1St5 TO IEACH
Private patio enters to
charming 4 Bedroom Beach
home; slump·stone & tile,
fireplace. step-saver roomy
kltchen, feel the ocean breeze
on terrace ofr cozy master
suite. All this ror 1139.900. Call
DOW 673-8550.
llMG OF THI MOUNTAIN
Plli11 11 le fttw
on '4 acre ol private grourads. 3
Bdrma, private entry leads to
Library & llvln1 room
w/vttulted cellln1, all with UIO
de1ree Ocean View. Garden
k.ltcbeb It cozy d1.nilla uea all View CD water .. Maafet Bdrm
1ulte bosta private vlew of
paUo, IJ'(JUn41 & water. All thla
& the loan ls • unable~ can
813-8550
.!kvilalion
M.A. •oc• • SOMs. IMC. lnvites sealed bldl on (4) luxwious
ocean view properties at Jasmine,
Creek in Corona del Mar. These are.
the most popular floor plans at
Jasmine Creek, which is a
planned .unit development witb
homeowners association. Minimum
bad ~ $325,000 to S375,000. Bids mus~
be in by 3PM. Sunday, Dec. 16th and '
successf uJ bidders must be present.
For additional information, please '
call the sales pavilion at
714-&4CMOOO f
Redhilld-~Rcalty
I 1J11 f<l'Jll\ llllill'
• 613·7JOO
o' I .t I •. loll~ ... •• •I .t ..
3BR +POOL
Bonus Room!
Pn~ 3 Bdrm home 1~
8tra1eeJcaUy localed Del
Cerro tract Costa Mesa.'
-· .... E Well·m.unlained hom~
'""-w tpanl Bonws rm wrttr UDOISLEPROP. ~ pool w/d1V1J1g
Modero 3 bdrm . 2 baths. hoe.rd and aUde! Eatra!
web Mal1 South patio, storage galore! Mu.cbi. ..,...,.el, remodeled much more ' ! 0 n I .Y"
On 40 fl lot Hu 1129JOOWOW·~callTQ
Mpaute apt abou day 7521700 , 1arace •1th ouutde. 1J1<1•1i.10·•'\"""'•>llf N111· ~.:~ r:: I~ IHMI
1be ( asust draw ln ~
West 11 Daily Pilot
Clamrted Ad M2·~
Get GREEN cub
for WHITE elepha!M
wrt.b a Clusifled Ad c.au MZ.-5613
00t• SHOllS Ocean. bay. mountain le night light
view. Large living room & formal
dining room. Gourmet kitchen &
separate ramily room. Plantation
shutters 3 bdrm & muter suite.
$595.000 mcludmg the land.
Ill llEWPORTCEN IER
• 644~060
UNQUESTIOUBI.£ OCEAllFRONT-se., If ... loc .... -1-.d bf ....... , .... a•..t ... l&Zbeclroo.amih
to t• tidY..tocp of ttw Oum &
co•st•I VIEWS. l••od•l•d Ir
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$575,000 RE. 611-1400
PASTllAL VIEW-SUPER CONDO
&ceptl I kN:1.._ im Hewport im •
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IUJ\l I U US t= 9111.000. lu ~~~~~~
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U1t.tU. Patd~k
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IU!ALToR
For Sale By Owner
I t e YIA IAM'IMI
4 bdrm, 4 baths plUI den. Completely
uperaded -Loaded with ch1rm.
Two-story -18 ft ceWn1 Jn llvln1 room. Laree <Ux16) muter bedroom
suite.
PrJced to sell a.t "40,000
• .,. ... YIU.A
3 bdnm. 2 batha. flreplaee -35' lot.
Has So. paUo -move in condiUon.
Structured for 2nd ltory. May be bett
poteotlal OD Udo.
Low Price at $325.000
s.t&S..DK. ''-" .... ,... Day 956-0280 Eves & Wknds 613-2333
Broker Cooperatloo
~... 1041 ....................... SIUMTY ........_
FIXER ________ , Eqw w • remodeled.
<Id 1bn. J br. 1 ba. llOI nPl'HlrafttlJ 3 bdrm. + laDal. atnale
S72 500 Ane. IUll,000. Call da19 ~nlU siory n>d wslt. adult
•ata; ew. • wbda New Modular TJpe bcae; = cul de sac
t s.im. ~ ~ eommWUty. UJllt 6 CbL Olorioua.
y.,_
Lew ...... Aw a Oh
Remember, A loana
now 10 tf 100,000. ~·~or J bedroom ud den
..._,pctbiM1bome. DI·
try. family iom, COllD·
try ldkbea..-finplaee.
Lar1e laod•f aped lot wtth POO • patio. firel*.~.CloN
to Soutb Co•l Plaza
Hurry r S105POO. Catt
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Coll••• P"rk area a z ~. a. br Me\lrit1. alfme6rNlbd«or. Aa-
td'm home. Needl IOCDe ....... I 044 Abolettlal OK From
Wlllil but at Lbla pnea It ----·•••-••••• ..... 1'T9aunt Laland
.,· ~ ... 1 . ·-
LD A MODIL IM$IDI & OUT
Prestigious Turtlerock Highlands, 3
bedroom, family room, detached
home. Professionally decorated and
landscaped. Overlooking park and
hills. Priced to sell quickly at $208,500.
UNl()UI: li()Ml:S
REAL TORS', 675 6000
2443 East Coa&t Highway. Corona del Mar
14 CONVCHICNl llHOPPIHO ...,...,.l.oC1J.
8lWINO CUIOC f<>C THC
GAl °" TH( CO.
Sllf S
9103 8-20
I,
\
l'\rtplaee 8et OD laJ'te
cxin.-kit wt\b coveNd '*"'°' •PfiDklen. Doo't wait! tU0,000. Call
~lm . TllftllRL. -·
deli ••your quick at-WOOOlalMI llotlUe Home ft, Jami
leDl.klo. Cbeck It out! 3 Br $LZ5.00U Br So. C.t Hwy, La1uaa ~72Zl ld5.000uawne9.,.,'1o Buch. R.11 P (714l IG-0112.~ ...,.
..WT0..-..u11
Woodbr1d&e G ~
3 Br l "'ba. Uparaded •r.soo Auurna ble. Call~. tl2 8150
58THISIA!
Spill ievej 3 BR . 2 bel
buae lam. rm w /Wet
bar. blln kltcb . tale.
bemna. etc PaUo. bit.a
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• I • I I • , t '.' ' t ~It,. I
1090
CIOUS ...... ~1
an appoi.nt
No Quallfylng. No PC>lola,
3Br 2ba il lr1 lot. &1
aumablu loan, nnrlpal
ooly. c.aJ I Abt! ~ 7940
ZURXB
Owner' will carry flnanc int al 10~~ Lot ls zoned for J untt.a Priced al only
SD,900. For more lnfo
0811548-SMO
Charmin& E ·Slde
Dollhou1e. Under
$100.000 Prtn Only, All
Gl-OM
tlJRTffWQQO ~emp&e Hilb ana.
In beautiful Irvine MJSSIOHREALTY
Y11WHOMI
Cll£\TIVE
PlNANClNO
NewlJQrt'a fmmt planned
mmmaiotty ol Sea view 3
Bdrm decorator home
bl&lll around central
lidum. ....... IWt.e baa caum loft 6 Oak 1paral
aturcaae. Custom
)9claaa pd W /c&ft)'OD •
a&y ll&fl&.a view directly
alt muter suite. Ell
uoatve uae or brick.
wrou&bl Iron Ir pro r .. loaal 1aDChup1oa
Doo 'l buy a home in
Newport Beach pnor lo
~101 tb11 one 12~
rmannnc available Dill
Red Carpet &J3.33llO
Lbla beautiful
cUltOm ll home. ll
ft•turea ~over 3.000
aq.ft. $ ~. 4 baths. 2
~.air cond., in· door atn!*1, e11ten1lve
_. ol ~ and aJasa
and 111 ..,. ror bones
P'or mor4 lnfo call ..._ '
Aal. ______ _ CuaLom home wllh 3 __ Phooe __ 41t-crn __ 1 __
tiforth Cotta MeH ....... · : -HERITAGE Super sharp family
home. New carpel. newL~;,i~~;,i~~~ pai.m ln t.hls 3 bedroom
charmer. Ownf'r will
. • REALTO RS
help with fmanclng. Of
fered at onl>
'11.000 $4().3666
'Nltelc-.11
R•ol h fo fe Inc.
OCUMVIEW
Gorgeous 3+dea with
~ view Pool.
tenn11. auarded com
muruly We new conda uon Owner w 1 ll carry
Large 2nd An excellent
value al SJS,S,000
HllrJtleodtHon.
LocalA!d only 2 blocks
from the aurl & sand in
Npt Och. A famt.ly 1.1tyle
home with 4 Bdrms. 2•,.,
Ba. ~r may carry lat
wrth 20'1o dowo. AJikm&
$Z25.000
*~SUMEVA•
SI O« Da. lostu.
lllPOOLHOME
Ctl .,.,.._, Afl. ...,.., . 'w., Last
S41.0IOO
OAK GLEN
D11lln cllve Df'W 2
bed.room. 21"1 ba COD
dommlums S97 .!KIO 2Sl.8£JdenAve,C M
84UT34 ---IYOWHER
Rust.le 3 bdrm 1 ba with
fireplace . enc loaed
p.rage 50'xl75' R 2 tn
p&ex lot. 436 Hamllton.
Do not dl.aturb t.enaola.
Must close tn "1'9 Prtn ·
apa1a only. ""5.000
548-SOU orG1·3Si20
SYCAMORE GLIM
IRAHDMEW
Fabulous. larae 3 bd, 2111
ba Quality townbome
condominiums Ooly 8
ava.ilable $100,990. 2430
Sam.a A.rut A. ve M2-e734.
$17,000 Own
91/2 Assumable
3 Bdrm. 1 lh bath .
hardwood floo rs.
fireplace, double garaite.
comer lot. lu·ge yard
Payments 1671 PITI.
Total price 186.000
HWTY' Call 9161
TAKI ova LOAM
OWC2HDTD
At only $73,000 tb1a
perfect condo alarter 11>
the belt buy in the »~a
Wont Wt! S<(S.9491 BKJt
Dalla PoW I 0 26 •••••••••••••••••••••••
MAAIHrTA
Spectacular bllllop
homes 2012 3208 aq n
Clcae Lo Martoa. Selva
Rd " Calle La Pnm1
bedroom•. den w1tb pnvat.e all'I um Now uk
-1111.000.
RANCH REALTY
551-1222
WOODBRIDGE CONDO.
brand oew 2 11ty. 3Hr
l'--iBa 1nd.ry rm. frplt
Comt:a w1lake. poola,
JICUDlS. Ir t.ennu Av a 1 l
for 1mmf'd occupancy
'17 .000 Mi 9062
THIS
NEAT
3 bdrm .. A mhurst
Model. with a majo r
greenbelt IO<'aUon. La re
ady a.od wa1llnf( for 4
smart buye r lo aru1p It
tq>'
=-~.e~~;.000 ~8600
I lwl .. • IHdt I 040 .... • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • •513 ~""DI. IRVlllE
Sharp 2 bd house, lrtt lot. 800d area Only '74.500 LarJ-1 leach I 041
~lot PatncklS31·126e •••••••••••••••••••••••
IAYFIOMT
l-IGHllSI BALBOA ISLAND
REALTY
673-8700
COUIGEPAR.K
FANTASTIC SPA' 4 Br. 1~ ba ASSUME 9% REALTORS ..... 270 De9. View
LOAN. FUU pnce 1118.900 -.a"' -.-"'Y
Call S.S.7M2 or ~-8312 ----
A really spectacular vww tbal coven mouo
tatna. 1horehne. city
lllbla. bay 6 ocean,
Olllallna lunrUe/au.naet
Prstp aecw1ty bids l4e tio.t 1Up poulb&e 55ss.ooo. orrered by
Jams A MitcbeU.
772-ll70 .....
OPEN SAT/SUNDAY
AIAHDOHED .t f« Cbna. BeaWHul 3bl'. 2ba, Con
ATTHEIEACH ~ do. W11ttc aate. pool.
4 Bedroom, ramt.ly room ape, t.ennil " volleyball
w/crackUna fireplace. 21 ::m. Short walk to the
a900. Walk to beach, Pm Place lnc 842-7481
-.unable loan »l '"'-'* • --------Owner will help nuance
Take ad vanla&o, call __ SUD_-_lt_ti_•_J._TY __
11~8'7 l)l'(N"•""''""'"'~'""'' J BDRM, 2 ba fixer. 1•811 =&=·~,1:;:
Undllr 90K SBr 2 car 1ar
GOU COUIH vu &1 bk yrd LI C'Yd patio
01"Ml 0..11 n. y k>c-11t10n _ Prin only m.ozn.
211WrY· um. aba, tr•ml 4 BR condo nr Back Ba" ly roonu Perlad tor the 1
tit tamlly Auum• 111• _,,000. A11um1ble In
ilUnc lolln and Hk th• ~f-1164$ 1103
~t.O~j tln1111c:• lhe IUllOAILllt•J
,_;.:::,.•UL TY Ooud &ocaUon for apta.
146-0114 NMI'~=:·
IALIOAMIWPOIT DICUT1YI llAl.n 67M 170 TIM.IVa
'JUI Ditty, formal llYl.nM
Ir dloln1. counlry IUIMITTaMS
ldtcbeo. aalra Iara• a.ier W..ta141 locaUGD
family room + wetbar 6 sr~1~. OWC AJTD al
llrlplac9. SWn l•adlnl UWlll. lUout.art.,. boma
tollrivat.erne1t.er1wt.e ._ or lo~ Pl'OPert1·
cblldren1 are11, pr•· Call for dltaUa.-Ma.-111,
1U1lou1 aru. Call IO-ttllAlt . ... .,., ~~~~~~~~ Ol'flY ... q, ,, \ lllN 1011 NICI I -::
I._ I ..... 1:2.000 .11~111 g::~~ P!~!J: ~£:~
And the IOUDd of
th •arf llJODn &o tajoy wttb. Udl
~uat.om • Bit. No. .LalWll bome on 'be OOHHlde, Ju1t 1tep1 to
Crelcnt llaJ. A
pricelma loc•UoD. or f • r • d a:t ..... ooo.
l
Don't walt, It woa'l lutl .._
r u~r:sT •
OLS O N
llAITml
COITA"MCIA JJOLUmUU
ONLY9M-All OQ RI lot. leaper = price. uu,..,1
r1>111•,11
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, •ac--· .............. .,
h•• oa tare• le& ~ ........ ;;;;:»-..... 11&..r•.:'i..: ....
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12-4
3br, l"'ba, near 1bl1,
lbopp&na 6 fwy accae.
Priced at oaly ...
Put Place,lnc. "2-7441 l•-------1
SIASCAPI CONDO
Hl.SAMOYUACH
Sff,000
Only l yr new ud In lop
condiUoa, an up~uded
2BR 2ba around rloor un
lt w /an 1W1urna bl• loan
at~·~ lnl Tennls, apa,
PIO Mild clubhou.M. Only
lblktobMch
CAU. 644-7211
/Jn rw,11
111\11 I V ~.
I\ I 111111 11\ 11 r,
C51 Coldwell Bonker
CMOIClftllf.a Available now tbll 1"' 19ar old three a bedroOm, a bitb trtpla .
!!1ceU..t tocauan, clOM to beadl
·and 1boppfn1. All unltl currentb'
rented. Take over 1xt1Un1
f1oanclq. Offered at aoe.ooo.
1
DEARSAMTA:
I'm a kit b10 oa SQtiM Drive IUM'OUDded by
bemWtW bome9 I woaid
lib llXNON &o take ad
Vaalqr ol my redllrf'd
pn~ IO I can have a
fanuly for Cbtutma1
L..Jl-..... 1.1.
4'7·1761 -- - -
.. , ' ... Hl'RITAGE
. . Rl.\LTO RS
LAURELWOOD
0,... Sat /S.. I~ HAllO« YU HOMlS ~lPps to bt><arh • MonteCQMdl 48R.2 ba
downtown 2 BR 2 b4 Nest. to iretnbdt w1mtn
<.:ondo Sl35.000 2~1 view Super In~ hold 1..oMf'CbtfDr 4N-~ 0 NL Y SI b 2 5 o o
COIDO
Ownrr-A# ~ 34.s.4
'I. bedroom1 2 hat tu.. l
.. tory end unit Com
ITUUt y poc1 and leMCI
MOVE N CON
........... 1050 •PB. 100 rt.-;--~ om ON I I • must to lltt
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--•••••••••••••••••• $241 .000 Term•
Leuure Wark!. Gau 14 lllanbaJJ Rily ~ 0 t:ANC H
1.Et .. L TY
!51 2000
Panoramic vie•. 3rd
floor. Villa N~va, 2br
2be. ~ A 1C afl ?pm. ____ _
H1wporl IHdl 1069 ......•.••••.....•.....
DWLIX
SIH.000
~ &o cryal.AJ Uftd oa ~ Orutlnvm
meat ' Call DO'*'.
n+86U797
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816 CANYON
~ar ~ courw C!!llJl1e .., aq n 4 to
Bdnm. )!,; balba Pool
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111 ST AINES CO.
673-7761
WA.,.,.,MT
CUSTOM
wtth Boet alip. D2S.OOO
3 bedroom 1ourmet
kkcbm, fonnal dLoJQ.
family room w 1cndlln&
nnptace.. lats• lot. •I* taN1at vw.. eau now
7M-ta-e117
f)i'f"4h1¥•1l\IOftfN")lllf .. I •
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ec home $111
mo/pymt PrHllC1ou1
Harbor View area
Owls 5'11-4210
.,.,.,~ ..
property 4 lie BR. dJo
1oc rm. • rr.uurei
bard wood f loon .,
~I pool lit' f1nt 1
~
FOREST E
OLSON ...... ... .. . ...
--~---
W.tJs~ 1098 ......................
'79100
YATUlM~
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bome. au.pet loc:. mu1t
r.dl A.,')AP Wr 631 22Ab
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Uus l. Bdrm. dm <'OOCk>
with brralbtall1n1t ForS. 1100
hartJor Vl('W Be auu r uJJ) ··-· ................. .
dttorated 10 sootb1n1t
abadn and decorator
r:mrron Secunty 1ara1e
park1n1 f1oanc1n1t available Truly a
s-f tel parad1le
don o s en
r • u t •. r.., ., ... 131 Sill
tatOODOWM
JBdrm TO'llnlbome Tmo
t«>BILU()M t:
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FlNANCfo:
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CAU.US~l·IOJI
.-Panm4&Dl Coacb.
~. lllnt i:ood. Must
aell e-. dqn. Owner
.nil flaan~. S14,000
IC2-fll3. C.Ukwa Udl
old. A11umn balance IX40. acreentd porc h
PG.000 «·SOii 11.0QO. &.OOOdn CASH
SltOODOWH ~~~on lime.
5 Bdrm. pool home
Eaetblurf. Auum•t•-------
bal ance szu.ooo . sw-llfARI
«.at OMCOASI' HWY
r...tbl~r 5Bdnb Luall:,
poof. Llebld. szso.ooo Call'°' APllC: Owner "4-UID
NEW HOME
C\altom famtly home.
at.pa to ocean. 1ome
ocu.a view. Own/Act
~or~
1
•1-. twim~•· Deek· uic. spe-u11. ...-U• and
friendly oelcbbora
You ·11 love ll ! 12ll50
W/12:112 f~ add 00
family room, '-'le aun·
ny kttcben. 1upe r
~ coveted paUo Bit yarcl for iarden or
lawn. Olr'Pcft r.,. J can.
Move lo before awtmaa.
--I
!iaarp J br. l\OYe fr ref ril
Adulla, DO pet.I. S95/IDO
5elm
Nice 2.Br, lBa, fl)(d yd,
J aa Twew Ooado,
l~ ba , pool. ar
IWl/A.llmq\llD, t.e.cb l
ml. "30, Tl4/N7·1Cl.
n4~dl•v•
4Bdrm Landmark, s C:&I
1ar. n•• paint, MTS
Avail Now Diau A~
fM&-1371
on lb• caoal 1n W
Newport.. Avail am
meduately S50 mo yr
round + lat • Jut • dep Oall~
........... U.fla ht rd ••••••••••••••••••••••• .......... 3106
New 2 br. 2...., ba duplex
J.MiO -ci ft. Huge yard.
dbl eanee. (fl)lc.', blln.1
151.S ~or 642·9M6
2 ...... ...,
Jpcdl ~carport Jllldo asu • BBQ't cbeto,.,.. bcbl
walk to abopp1aa.
171110 t•1•••at .-w .......
847-6064 ..... .,, ....... .
new pa10l. 2548 Oranae 2 bedroom. 1 blllh new
-•••••••••••••••• •• Hie A. J115 mo. lat • lut c&rlleb. near beach M5Q.
Npt Studio Condo. Nr
Ho.a lbp. Pool, spa,
sauna. Set'unly. $395.
.. 29C7 213/4'7"1·1001
Newtydecorated3Br2Ba
towobouse. Spacious
~ • pool Quiet
area Adu.It.a. no pet.JI
WiO 9'7~*9~338_1 -
IEACHWOOO A1'TS
2 Br, 2 b9 MOO. L&e 1 br
'125 WALK to ahollPU1g.
Pool, Jacuul. bltns.
~ ' DO pet.I. 9152-J.IOO
zt'YoDM-wr HCin + SL50eec. St1-zm _5S&112 ______ _
Owner will finance NEW 3Br, 2~Ba Coodo-
•••••••••••••••••••••••
SUSC.utTAS
P\Jm 1 br apt 1275 • up
Encl 1ar Adults, no
pets 'UO Newport Bl.
~
EASTSIDE
~ & completely re-
furtubed ~ bdrm cot
tageS, some with encl
garages Yardr.,
washer /dryer hook up
No peu From $435 21817
Elden Ave 631 l7SS
•"o . AlltJL I ~t ~;... I l'/l~f,
Pride ol ownenhlp Trl· ~~~~~~~~ hpl.c-2 car pr-0por-ent'l
plea. Bkr.m-~ 2200 yd.pool+ spa-or So. C.t
•••••••••••••••••••• Plaza tllOO mo. ~---Pt~ 2000 ur-plex Lots Lake
••• .. •••••••••••••••••• 1nore S20,000 Ageot 3Br, 2ba. fam rm + den +
frplc + atrium. $675.
Eves 846·8785, dya
site Park Ave. walk· ~9161
distance-beach. ---------
6 D&.UXE UNITS 1493-4.m
PRIME ~TSlDE, CM
2Bdrmseach
1llE ST ARN ~;s CO
673-7761 ----
RENTAL
INCOME PROPERTY
$84,900 494-4378 Mesa del Mar, 3 BR, 2 ba,
kids O.K. No pets. No
smgles 2737 Fremont
Ln SSSO. A vall. Dec
15th. 644-1836 •••••••••••••••••••••
From $39.900 Modular ---------•I Type Homes, 24 secunty FOR 1 £ .1.5£ Halecrest-Killybrooke 3 pvt beachei., pool & ~ s; area. Compl refurbaabed
pter. Treasure Isle Pk. ~ 2 bedroom 2 bath l..rg. comer lot. lbr, + mn Pacific Cst Hwy. hote M1as1on Lakes Cam rm. No Pets. Wat.er
Lagu • ecb R ,.. p Contry Club. GoH-n · cu & grdnr loci. $575Mo ('J14)f.9$.3S19 ~ pool Buut.Jfully ,._ ,._,. or9S7·2S2'7 ladscaped, DO malO ............,.
OCEAN VIEW ~J.~~Rd WANTED 2·3 Prof Mt F
Cu.cit.om ln plex. 3519 sq bert Hot Spnogs share Lovely Vac 38d
ft All wood extenor, sun 213-3'18-2:!in 2\2& Jog Bch 646-lOJS decb, 2 yrs old Two 2
bdrms, one 3 bdrm --------•12tlr. Mesa Verde Condo
$237.SOO 10'(. 1ntere.,t Pahr$pnngs luxury t'OO· encl gar, pool. shows lJke
with $77, 500 down do ~ Masion Hills CC a model $450Mo Ask ror
1'114>496-5275 105 Del L11k~1de, raarway & 8il1Agt.S46-S880
Reposa, San Clemente mtn 11ew Owner tagen\
By owner 963-ta! or 963-0867
'80 TAX SHanR Real-ea..
lB UrulJI, 2 years new. W~ 2900
best location Jn ('osla •••••••••••••••••••••• Mesa. 29"4 down on ron
tract. Close before Dec
l1al. '79 m4 .soo David Bourke, Rltr.
54&995()
HOME .....
PLUS 2 UMITS •••••• • •• • • • •• •• • •••
$130,000. Only $50.SOO HouMl~ ... IMd
doitwntoe1istlng loans. ••••••••••••••••••••••
Sale or exchange lalloa It.ct 3 I 06
~ID ••••••••••••••••••••••
Eat ,..,.. Ill· I 761 2 Bdrm Bath, rrplc. parting, rtnttt tse. Agt
1BlMS .. LOCATION Mane 678705
+Pies, owner finance up a...,..._. 1141
to $200,000. A. I . T. D . •••••••••~••••••••••••
S23S.000 each. 6212 le 8222 Beautiful ~e by the
Warner Ave, Huntln&\on sea 2 bLlvt beach.
Be.ch. Bkr 642-7743 adu.tt.s, no~-499--3579.
TRl-PLEX
UNDER MARKET
Lg 3Br, 2Ba unit.
2-2Br. 1""1Ra unit5
Take over contruct
at 9'h~ int. Rrnts
low for area B<>!'.t
investment. Call for
details
1714) 146-5502
For rent ale. Charmine
oceanfroC home. furn.
2br. !be.on pnv. bch.
Very seQlded $800mo
Adults George. dy
975 OMS, eves. wknds
646-6164
HouMs Unarni*d •••••••••••••••••••••• Gen9ral l202 ......................
MESA VERDE. eartbtooe
cpts, lge kit<'h, new
paint. 3 BR. ts2S mo.
751·3>80; 546-5745, Pam
MlSA DEL MAR, pool,
bltns, microwave,
eert.btone cpt, new paLOt,
rec rm. sparkling pool 3
BR 2 Ba. S65(). 751-2080,
541)..5745, Pam
3 Br. 1 ba, 2 t'ar gar, lge
yd. Peu & cblldren coo·
sidered. SSOO . mo.
645-7008. 1727 FUllertoo.
For Leue 4Br 2ba. din " fam rm. pnt fam If
wanted. i.wn mablt, ll50
mo. 548-5290 alt S: 30.
Zbr, lba. duplex. Prlv
back yrd. Encl. sar.
Refurblabed. No Peta.
$G>Mo. 646-911118
S350 mo. 2Br. iarage.
renced yd, nr fwya.
64&-1078
Cul de sac. x.lnt area 3 BR
l'••Ba, $525 mo Ask for
Ray. 54(} 172D, agt
2 Bdrm house. Pvt. yard,
gar. Pool. Adlls
$425/mo. Mgr. Z453·B
Ol"ange.
3Br. 2"'Ba. refngerat.or,
W/D, ffl>k . $600/mo. yr
ly lse. 642 3443.
2 Br. l ~ ba Towoboue.
Pool, 1pa. 19868 lllver-
0es1 Ln. 070 /mo
llM-2032
Back Bay 3 Br. 2 ba.
Ad\llta, DO pet.a. $550.
~alt6pm
LEASE /OPTION
3 Br 3 Ba. braod new con
do.~ mo. 645-329'7 Vacant 2 BR, h1gbly up
araded, ludst pets OK .
Huae fncd yard. $3'15.
~.962-Wl . Brand new Lge 4 Bdrm,
-2"'i ba Newport Bch Con
2Br. stove. refrig, ull pd, do. Prof. decorated & Adulu onJy. no pets, 424 landscpd. Tlus is a Sher
9th St. 96&-0020 aft6. field Place townhOWlt' nr
Harbor High. 673-21 LJ &
3 Br. 2~ ba Townhouse 494-5758
Fonna I cbn.lng, r rplt', 2
rar pr. pauo & bltina 3Br. 2Ba house w /bark
S§6'S. lease pm. 675-8M2 yard. across the :itret't
eves. from Charles Heller
Part. By appointment
only Do oot dl.sturb le l244 nams. Will be ava.U 10th
••••••••••••••••••••••• d Dec:. Pets allowed Z37
DBFtaD
Pat.Jo Home. 3 bdnns .
2Ya bllths. family room. 2
patios, lovely yard
Avai.l for 6 mos. lease.
mow ln now! S700 Mo. +
sec deposit. Owner/bkr.
~. ever1 644-81(3
2 Bdrm. 2 ba, 2 car gar
w/dr opnr. A/C, auto
sprl n k Jer II odsc pd
Beautiful home
Oraogelree home .
$525/mo. Rec, r•c1I
Avail. Jan 1. J 980
Knox Pl ace l 926-1.537
EASTBLUFF TENNIS
W.LA 3 er. ram & din
mg rm Frplc Sharp
S85I> Agt 6'S-lS31
4Br,2....,Ba.den,Condo1n
Bluffs Avail. 2 /1
BEAUTIFUL! $800.
66M5TS
ec.do 3Br. 21hBa, gar. &
C&Jl>O"t, gas ffl>I, paUo.
pool prlvlg, no pets
$511) /mO. 968-8064
TI4/S51·361'2 Spacious 3br. den, 2
llBfTALS frplcs, Npt.Hgts. Avail
Now l650Mo. ~284S 1 BR. Iba ........... ~
2BR.l.,.,ba ......... $f7S LWtunous 3 BR. den.
38R,2ba ...... -· · · · SIOO bayfroot condo $1 ,000
3 BR. 2"'-ba. · · -· -· · · $550 mo. Doo Osen ReaJtors
487-41M8; 731-3111
---
tbr, flrtplace. patio, earaee. ~ paJJJt "25·
673-&180
3124
••••••••••••••••••••••• . CASA DE OltO
ALL trrJLITlF.S PAlD
Compare bt"fore you
renl L'u11tum de1111rn
features Pool , I\ HQ.
l'OV rd garage. new
furniture .. i.urrouoded
Wtth plush land.'lr ap1111(
Adult UYU\g llil ll!i be'\l
NoJ)f'U
Z Br. CTpts. cirpl, bltn.s. DO •2Br coodo. nr So Cst
J>N $335 Plaza St25 Pool. spa 64&-:iV'T6 oc S44· ~-759-0217 or 833 Hl174
Bitcheklr. rreat E side f:..,idr lt9 t; liay l!br.
l.ocaU.oo ~Mo Iba. pool Adult., No
548-<AIOti 837 -0666 Pt'l.S 135() Mo !>411 3'7 21
i Bdrm r urrushNt S36S
2 Hd.rm fumahed S4XI
E.SW Wilaoo.642 1971
l Br moblle bomt 1295
Mat~ adults only N
pets Qw t't . ~t'<'u re 1991
Nwpt 81 vd 64€> 837 3
1\w l bdrm trailer.\ SJ 7
wxuaY UVIMG
tn q1.ut lldult romplt'x
l...ar&e bachelor l br
<&plS Wlth pool. J&<'UlLI,
tHtlconu.•i1. pvt patio,.
cathedral <'<>llmit . gas
lrplr .. d1shwaaherr.
f'rom 1295 2650 Harla
Aw 549-3M7
& S200 +uW No ctuldrt:n E IWie lbr. I ~t}' Mature
or dog.ti 642 9193 pt-0ple pref L. ttl pd
1WiwclG9 IHdt 37 40 ~, 631 2222 -••••••••••••••••••••••• 2$ l Ba. front urut ol H.l's RMEST d ~x Ex~U lout1on
SparuM! Eltat.e L1v111&' Npt H«ts l Yr we Beauulul park like 11ur "5(l mo tnel water &
rouodlogs. Ter~d ~ Agt
pool. Sunken gas bbq, tparklln( fountains EASt'SIDE. 2 BR I Ba.
Sp a c 1 o us rooms nt'W paint, new cpt, t'\lte
Separate dining area. apt S395 751 ·2010,
walk in rloset11, home 546-574.S. Pam
b.ke kitchen & cab1M:t.'
Walk to Huntington
Center
DEUJXE 2 Bdrm 2 Ba.
r~ce. 1.00 aq n. 22llll6
M1.oer St. $4.50. AUii
i2 ts 2131542 -7236,
714~ 1736
Mapk> St Apta DOW rt>nl
mg,. I Bdrm a pt.I. SZ3S ..
up f\lm or uruum 1919
~~ 6313874
~ 2 br apb Fidmt
ly urut Pool "' J'l.ty
ground Sundance West
Apt .. 1996 Maple
646-1486or642 1951
EASTSU>l
Com1ry Woodl
Z Bd. den, 'lphl lev<>I
ffl>k . sky light. det'k No
cMdren or peU M6S L80
f. 2bl St Day11 64&4262.
noes~9M3
z Br. } I,') bl! townhouff.
ceder~ town. aJJ bltm,
garage. fenced pauo
5:116~
~MICI
V1LLA COltDOY A
•£.aslSI~
·~pr w /Stora It<" ~-heal, lta.5 ~In&,
2 Bedroom f um $465 Townhc>uM furn s:l05
Adults, no pet.II
UUliuea Free'
LAQUlN'TA HERMOSA
l&Zl l Parb1de Ln l blk
W of Bearh. 3 blks S of
F.diQiler
mc!ati.BllU pa bot waltt all frtt • AdWta only. no peu
., AaTM&fTS Modtl to lllooth
ADULTS ~== ~HOOl'll•t(l z:mDiimA .... C .111. 14'7-SiMJ
....... ... , ..
• 1 & 2 BR '•tto Ap~
• DKltwtshffs & BBQ's
• Pool & Rte. Room
• G ardtn l 1nd"1p1119
• Joe to 811ch & Shop,
·-·. ~r A •
l. N\/llHJNMEN I
~ltd;! H,11111l1u n I I f3
YG2 4~00
New Jbr. 2ba. ffl>lr. dbl
attch g1H SSOOMu
Rosemary 848 2262.
~10. fJ73. S04ll
Jbr.2bll.stud10. gar. frpc.
no~ $495Mo.
53&-J:IJ7 7~-7474
Zbr. lbe. lar&e p<illo, 3ar.
lfl)k No Pm S38S Mo
~J:IJ7. 752.7474
2Br. lBa. or ~an. mcl.
ut•I . $37S 1mo Pets &t
c.iU.ldn>n OK 146 5792
M7~ 3 Br. 2 ba, ent'l
~allCe, Crpk. all bltn.s,
nf'W Cf1lt. W I D hookup
TSL Mgmt 642·1603
D!luu 2 br apt,
ho!* ~. eoc:I gar
Polot.s No ptiU
~·
lndry
Nr. S
~
1 ~It to O('UIJ. 2br. 2ba.
frplr. 2 car tuir .
~autiful upgraded.
AdWU Only. No Pet.&
S3Ulilo Call Dick,
962-61Sil or eves~
2br. lb&, or " Harbour
Avu.l now SMSNo Call
...1171or~17S7 ------
tm mo. LDClda grdn.r. 3
BR l Ba. Newport Hats
no pets. Rd• req'd 547
Ahlo. A#-5..'IH2'Zl Mr ..-. Rd Aadenoo ...,........ 1741 2Br.1\lo8a Sim MZ·1D U ,, t•
, I ... ,.. • ...................... 28r.JBa MS> ..... I I J84.Z r Eue1""'1 locaUoo. ·~ w 1111 ~ Nr. Wqe. 2 Bdrm. am SWdio. prof. dec:ont.ed. to complete aboppm1.1 y_,... .. ----•••••••• rm. frpk, 3 ba. 3 car gar. lmmac. Fr-. maid aerv ~ully landscaped. BMubfVJ .ew adwtapU 2 BR. 2"'-b9 ~tJ523 ~Da!hlvM $750/mo. Yrly he. le uW. Co&or TV. Im wk Sptle100a apU. Pnnw Nope&a lmmed. ott1.\P}'. 1'98qft,Jcarpr .... r ---------i m.5417 orbymo.45-ZZZ7. -umordedtl Pool. Jacuui. 1araae bmdL 9l)Otmo. Call aft
CJ..... .... _._,1 aft&I. •pm. nc1111~ S.OJ()ltQUiJJCou.Dtry ""Lrg family bome w/58r. LAGUNA BEACH MTR Open!M ..... y a.cbdan SZ7S-IZIO ---
area. Yrly. rent.al, eod family room &c den. INN. Maid serv. color BW"tWi.111oQ,CM 1Bt1room snssm lrriJit 3'44
unit.. over1oolunl lake ft Dover Shores. area. 1V. heated pool Uhl <.e.bmdHarbor 2Btdloom SJl!IO.SJ1S •·-·-............... . ~course. 2 BR a& den: Av a 1 I . i m m e d . (714 )4!M-52!M. 985 No =-,~~ TSL Mgmt &4$-112'2 Jtr. lbll. wp1loft Condo. tum. or pa.rtially so. A $1,700/mo. Agent -"CoastHwY Adu.lt5 No m . SJ1Smo. truly choice coodo No 906> SJ06-M2S. 1&2 Br apt.s. 2 1 3 6 8 3 . 4 2 4 4 w It • 644--Mtwpcwi leoch 376' S3fiS mo 2 BR I Ba. no balcooy. pat.JO. laundry 213-934·22.BS
pets. ~~BEACH AVAIL IMMB>. ••••••••••••••••••••••• pets JO(J7 Jerfrey Dr rm. somew1encl 1tara1te>
REALTY 75&-0811 BAYCRESTAREA.Lov-Re<i; rl.'lQ'd. Ownr./Agt &f'l>lcs l.olJlla~ ll48
ely 4 Br. 2 ba. fam rm, 2 THE ~l TSL Mitmt 642 1603 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Woodbridge brand new 4 ... -i aGc;J\ o 111 b r --l« apt 2 Br 1 •., ba patio. Bdnn,2s'"'""".Lgeyard rn.,,,.aces. _.,., m . 'GOOD Easts1df' l run urn 2 b~e br m super Ion apt No La1tuna. very Yrly lse S75o1mo. Don eluding gardener & ' Pool. SJOOmo Call after lion. ground floor. bwlt· n1re Ad Its $47 5
Tyler ft Assoc. S'ls-4000 water ~ 7
4()8 4pm ~ 1 n Int r hen . S32 s M o. 1 98:>-UXJ9 1.QJ-3827 IN HIWP>RT ICH
FwnishtlR..tah
Perunsula 28 SSSOWntr
On water 28-'en S2000
NlJluxuryhme.avlJanl. LIFE" Br 2 ba I So Adu!U.. No~. 1nqwn.' --RSJ 3 • • owcr · nr E "----r t 1'--+ den Beautirul 2·atory, ..... -..mic ocean view Pl .u'><. ... •~ 568 w. Wllson Apl. . "'~' ron "'· 3br. Zba, Townhome or Ba ..--· -a.t au. ,_..,. ,,ope._.. ~ leadt'd todows n towohome-3Br. 2"'1 • vy lg pool & spac patios YEA~·ROUNO FUN SS7 '1977 66-6448 •• .-. w I
upper Back Bay w/3 car great View. As50c. pool, 4 BR, 2 (pie's, Jg gar. & So< ,.,1 M.1111,1,,.~ Di Old Med Villa Sec:luded.
gar. Avail immed jacuui. Avail. Jan. p&ngspace.6moaorlyr rai:1or •frre!>uncJ.1v 2Broottacel<'hJdollno 1.ArJCe3br,2ba.rar1>0n.. tne5.pnv.bcb.gar.No
Unfwft.-...ots $600Mo . Lse /Lse ST7Stmo955-0989 1 S1350 f Sl2SO Brunch•lltlO.,•J>ar P'lS 22165 8 Placeaua. pabO Nr OCC Nopet.~ ~ SngJ ~pref
2Brnrbcbsst Purcriase.838-7~ ease. urn: l•e•.-Plu'>mucnmorr $1'1() mo548-ml 1395. 7S1·3896 S795illo 49il4t689 l Solo DOWN 3 Br 2ba. nr b4 S6SO Laglme leoda 3241 LIJI 6'4--0M4 GREAT RECREATION ----
Wes l mans 1 er 4 Pie 28r,pool,teDQS700 Oean "new. 3 Br 2 Ba, ....................... •NPT. TERR CONDO• fpnni<.•FrPP L"' D"" JBdnn2Ba. lJv+dw. rplc. Avail. ~<' lSth 2br. OClAJROMT IJ'T.
tnance us udo2Br,nralllO'JU · • Monarch Bay Mall: Pool·Ret'. SSSOMo. Hf'l111tn c1u111.•S.1un1• Coast Plau $47S sbops&r _ Sec. efev, poe>i, rec rm
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= rinle. S134M900 ~J.Br. pool, lenit£'!> ~ Y~~· ~~patio, SouthnC 3 BR. 2 ba .. i.n 21lr. 2YJba. f11>lc. sbanl (pro & pro 11Mo1•2 yrd, eo<'I car. or So Seruor ~~!s~ Nr Jbr. 3b9. bltlD!i. reln1t
sellASAP Bkr 6312246 Oowater2Br2-S950 ~E<.1.-oE view.pnv.beacb.1850 91!8&189 960-l503 HydromR1".~Q<·•S_.., 972-811111 Jyr Lse . $700M o Onwat.er2Br/~S1300 ..__.,,~ "-Al.leoRltr 49t-7S78 m 1nq •vC1ll Or ... 1•t•Q 2 Br. 2 ba condo. A!C TI47t!O-l734.~Z15S.eve ' ..W Ir SHIMY On water. VlE\ lge DUPLEX. xlnt area. 1 yr fianQ,. Bach seove • rdrle Wt.r poot rlubhouie. ~n 71+8:J3.2376
UNITS 28r+deot250 Sl560. 2 BR 2 Ba. $475. 181 Btautlful I.le 4 br, 3 ba. s..-. BEAUTIF\Jt. APART-pd. SZ25Mo +last mos ty, or So Cst Plaz.a No ---
Bnndoew,&largeuruts. J..cenew38r2~ & last + sec. David, $800 mo. Avail. now C .. lataw;o l271 MENTS S•"Qlf' 1 t. 1eo.J400dys, SU-7401 Jl('ls $4.50 (714)960-4.591 Studio rplc. lrg ba.
Four 3 Bdrm, 3 ba & lw 646-3255 497-~; 497-3282. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '} £J••dlflflm' • r ur e\'a aft6 woodsy $300 I.Del utl
2 Bdrm, 1 ba unit Submit abort ~rm on 2 Br + de:n. 2 ba. ffl>lr, r"''"'d & Unturr11,ri"':1 -484-TIOIJ-.:.1651.
w/private patios. Xln any ot the ·~· Also, 3 ~/4mo8r .• Calll~8..~-~ip~: S850 /Mot Pvlaoor~mi<' pcUo. pool, S500 ~o .. ~~~ •Adult Llv•nQ ·NoPf•I'> 2 Bdrm boUle Pvt yard. ~DO~-~· 2mbllo, bDIU\Says' '• _ _._ st· ........ uul . area. ALSO other uruts 1 owners may fun\b.. _,., "'"" wtuu wa er ew , .. ewer 64().5470; eve • wMI... • Modf'I~ Open do11v It a r . Po o I . Ad Its . ""--......... __.. ...... ..,
xim rental areas. Call Wal•faoat,_s 566-1792. 3 BR. 2 ba. 673-6279, an-3097. 91ob S42S/tno. Mer. 2AS3·8 ~;n-es7ll0-1418 pnvate beach. Wood in·
m..53'10 ...... .. 8'TS-5911 tr l350 lse. d!Me44 ..........,. lie. 714/6~1400 3br, 2ba, cul-de-sac nr. Oakwood Onnp. 2 BR. DELUXE VlEW.
A L Ls'P A TE Mesa Verde golf cov.ne. Walk to beach; 2 bc1rnd., s.ta AM 3210 nM-Mn Aoartmenta : Br. z bl!, paUo, bltin ldulll. oo pets. s:ns Mo. tNts"""FIOf'tt IMdt 3169
,,.. ........__,, b +lJ07 1525Mo.545-5331 I~ bill.ha; l1e. fenced ....................... Newport a..ch/So.' llOYe, Npt Hts. $650/mo. 2201Padflc.541-I074 __ ................. .
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Rea•TORS -··•••••••••~· ••••• Brookview Twnb&e 3br, ,,_ ..... ,_ 3 or 4 BR. Priced from c0ov111 "' ia1111 ------------l'lllllmT ADULn DEC 0 RAT ORS ..-.. zer Zba Ocean f f'plc, 2i..u.• f-' ... air, ..... Ucl9, Emsald Bay ; 3 bdnns.. ~· DElJGlfl'! On the water ---------i ..-. •a--3 blW»; oeea slde ot tf15-15'1$. Fried yard • 1114) 642 8170 2 Br, fenced pallo, 2 br, 2 ba, 1ara1e. 1 Us b & SE.G>O to asu.me. OWC dme ~ ~l fa JTY. dbl pr, pool, jac, tennis. hwy. Great vtenl $1400 prap. FamWes pleue. . He~·port·~· ·~/No DZS/mo. m W. Wllsoo. jacuui. near So. Cat ant~l Fr I .! .. ~· ....
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sptit-ativel. Beaut. " .. her, dr)'er, BIRO. .._1177 ~1 Upper Three Arch Bay 2Br, drpa, d1bw1br. aar. Adults, no pets.
1yr lie . $130 oear harbor. $150 mo. Ardl8'adlffeilhU 2Br Brand new home. 3 48R,Zba .. UDIUJU mcloaed 1ar. $DI/mo A....U.Jullt.Eutakie2 paomo. lat Ir Jut mat use MaryKaytM-1887. dm. 2Ba, frplc .• ~tiol: Bdrm, 2~ Ba. Prlv Yearly . .. S1'00 81M711orA1.ael br, l ba. Nnw. delue ~
ft.a-2 batbl comm. beach • tmnis 3 BR. Z bll, bay Y'9w $.9l mo. No )MIU. Suba\ll --------PWWW ... C Beau&. 4 aunu. • tl/:5/DIO .... lMl. m.. 1 Yr ieue •mo. fum,wtnlM' .... 11,000 14it 2 Bltnn, 2 be, frplc, anldllld.m-mJ. b, b.. 'dn to OCD
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bl• •·U•• Hrvlu. u 1 EINr'd.ettl· Dtmow.t'JNfrl Pl!TDSPA.INTING Uc• banded. Rel. eau y P •• · • b In 11 ea · T............. Ava m.-.. .... \MUIW .• TTTS. ffeuH111·Tl'Mb. Trim • Eapr'd ..... aatH. Ome.a.'7011 rocktbakes·C:·tar .
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........... W Do.._ la)Nlf. Rd•. Pr~of '!~df·or•~:,:: 1lalD Outtera Needed! HauUa1. c l eanup•, -~ of .. ----ieantni •PROF PAINTING• ~2ree e1t. Steve._, .... r. Fut ~-..... ~ ........ •••••• lll-GlOl •1u ...,.. 1bta ea1l out U.. Gutt.er driveway re mo\' alt, AlnlU ........_ Eat. lleaaD. Reb ... ,_ .. ,,,.._ •-"""' •
A.udlo wlrel•• ala.rm1 '* occu.9'$-71'11 Guy. Seamlen 1pc trtmm.l.QI 5$7.a?l. a...1e~ Rellable help I.a CA.LL•m-t106• BAC.541-451Z
p.rot.e\a your laoroa, •OUecar..tCl ancn. alumlnucn sullen bln.Call..,.1452 Wagner 's J>a1otlner,...Senice
bHlotu. oblcle 8tam cteu. A1ao up Fl I... 97-5n0 OOC~ Lara•t.ruck. & ....... II PalnUnl INT /EXT. Service R.e&ld/Comm'I -••• .. •••••••••••••••• ~ OI' 06·1C~S. M bolatery. Work 1uar -••••••••••••••••••• • .... Trub. tree lnm. Dao GA.. I ~ boDea. rua. 12 Qua.I work Ref• Yrs--..... ~ ........ ,ft ...
.._ ..__.. ---"'. ............. va.ID CUltOm wood fenc· I• • .-. --·•-•••••••••••• • · 'd D A t d 11•-..., • ...,, ... _. .... .,,.. .. _ WIM .. .._ -... _...,_ yn. exp. -..&C • ave exp. vat 1mme removal. c ean·up • c., -.rw.rat&M5-17l6 ~•tenearepalr. ....................... ullna ~ty Landacal!:'* ... U>G. ~~.~ baul away. J .W. Tree
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CARPENTRY o.m.t won-All type. ...... •••••••••••••••••• iar91Joba JB&tS-8880 dale Laod1capln1 f'r'eel!llt.S= . Wood patios, redwood trimmed Sprtoklen "
-JQ Lic 'd Cootractor. CERAM 1 C T I LE : C lh 1dl ' I 111CN Olur:tl'Jlliaa 912-1'71 ~.·~ ....... dn, Lawn Maintenance.
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I.Ill, repair. All wor ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1.--~ JS--.....,.. HOUSE? Call GIACham CCIDCJ"e&e, -u,. coven, lat/E:Kl. Free est. Lie .. -.. ••••••••••••••• F..-.. ,_.,.,,.,.,.. _......, Girl FrMst 8'5-5121 --""··-· n...1 Ted ••••••••••••••••••••••• fUU'. 11 yrs In area. R.G. Con.atructlon Co. a-.• hi · · · d9cb,a.AICllU')'.MS-e'711 -.u_.. n.al. · Nespelebeais~
Llc'd . Mr. Palombo Remodehoc. Int/Ext. ....................... PAPA CUFF Roblo'a Hou.ecleanln1 .... ai.i• .-m. ltl-141 '!:r:' ~:;!r~i:;~
llliZ-&11• Fr doon "· wtodows, ad· Japaneae Gardener 15 Home improvement, re Srvc, foe a t.borou&hly _ ... ! ............... FlD& en. palatln1t St ~ 487·3'754
flniab try doon dltiom.Ucd.131-5383 _ ~Esper, Kainl Woril modeUn1. fencln&. • cleanbouM.St0-085'7 Brickwork. Small Jobe Uc/101 Try me R 1~01 • Ptuterto!~-~ V1&do--.. -~--1111----peoell~:ldl~I-etc. Placin& a Clu1ifled ad la •CleanllPT1~18el ='~· 25 yra. up. Cedar Crpl • Uphol Newport. Coct. Mesa " S&nar.as.$5M :;;.°" M$-~~-IWJ' .: ............ ~ .... ..
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Bawsomechl"Ctoaell? phone. Glve u. •call. fDinl,cl.ean·up,•malnt. Haveaomethlngtosell? am.cln'I · Rlnbl. Prof. SlllUWtpfutwtt.bOaily oew 1ood1u with• Ha~aomethmatosel' <.:ar wu1ng Qu11hty
O""fled ads do It weJI. We1l do the rat. 842·5678 wv. Anlle. 548-3414 Cl.ualfied ads do It well. Slmon 838-MU, 751-3951 PUot Want Ads. a-tned ad. Mt 5111 Owified ad.a do it well wor1l MZ-5449 • ~ 7972
noo ,. 11it 7075 ........... u.t... ..... to Shcs-e 4300 ...... 4400
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........... a.ecll 3169 s.ta A.NI 3110 N.B. nr Hoag 3br' 2~ba. ....................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• DC>-SJDOll.e. fp, pool. 1ZZ5.
PAllCMIWPORT P16. 2 Br, 1~ ba, pool, 613-2111:131-0133
Bachelors, 1 or 2 paUC>,lge&alry.1mmac. Offke._... 4400
BedrUOllll "Townhouaea condo. 4Ul9 W. St.h ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ftom S390.00 Gemini Rlty 839.eQ3 ·= .. ctfo•: :~~grt~~~ 28r, Den, s;m, lnc. utll.. IOdal program. 7 pools. 8 adults, lit " la.st. nso.
lelmbcourta.At Fashion Returnable cleaning
laWJd. Jamboree & San So»12S6everung.a
Joequan Hills Road
1714)644-1900
•llt Block to beach. 3 br. 2
ba, downstairs, bltna,
frpk,pauo.~arage.'60().
lZ144tb St. ~140 ----Drive tly. M25. av all. now.
2 Br 1 Ba, carport. 1234 w. Balboa Bl. can for
appt Jim or Carolyn,
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lBrnrSo. Cat Plaza
Pool.11aW111, Jacuzu
S37S. Mature. ~9'42
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Seawind Village
New 1&2 bdrm luxury
adult apt& in 14 plans
from SJSO , 2 bdrm
townhousea from $SOO +
2 Br. 2 ea. new plush pools, tennis, waterfalls.
1 or 2 Rm Suites from '75.
779 w 19th St. Call Tom
54().2200
'THE'"
EXECUTIVE sum
fUU service offices
1n Newport Center
M0-5470
LUXURJOUS
Medical Bide Coat.a lleu.
J.:D> aq. ft.. Vay reuon.a
bJe rent. Sultab)e for
weilbt control doctor
59-211D
WATERFRONT
LUXURY
Swtel 3U S. Bay1lde Dr
NBm.~~
MEWPOIT UACM
Pnme location near
Hoag Hoep1tal. 1000 :1q rt. Cheerful suite avail
Upstairs uolt ln new
bWd.lng. ~3323 days.
LEASllG:
WarebouM. or Ute ml1 la
Duma Part. 4080 aq ft.
take l or both. 23'NNN or
25' CJ"OU. Judy Jooea, ,..,.,
661-1714 972-9011
lnlhstrtal apace w /office
mNewport Beach
6'S-2lll
For rent or lease 2 room
office & restroom m in·
dustnal complex Ut1I
paid. &U·T156 aft s. KB
11.l"ea
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Uk.e that lup a.nt.n.t
rate"?? How doee 17 Lo
2J8'H<Jo yleld per yHr
IOUDd" ! ? A.ct today. for
tomorrow 11 upon u1.
714--..zt.•el.
tt-i'oYBJ>
S31..SOO 2nd T. D. on 4 acre
hilltop ocean view &rove.
V111ta ; value ll~0.000
behlnd 156.357 lit TD
payable 10% due 18 moe.
20~ dhcount. (114 I
~or75141Zf
lff sm,ooo. lit T .O. weU
attUred w /30mot pay
~-Owner. 11f.&33.m.2
mcunnsum
Avail offlce apace m Npt
Bch w /rettpt, aoawertng
service. Conf. rm ln· eluded lll rent. Copier 6
secretarial 1v1 avail.
From $21115. lm-11976 Opp•..., SOOS Adu w:i a•/ --••••••••••••••••••• ... lll!I ill/
A I r po rt 0 f r l c e ,.._SCHOOL a..t a,..._..
IAt: Doc. Ill, SUb Ter· rtcr. ..Puba .. , 1cnall
6Uwr. belac • wbt. 1100 ...-.nt 1nuae.m~
orl4MRZZ
Loll: Sm9U sraY Poodk Rak toe na.tla .. "s-eetJ• ..
Harbor 6 ULac Reward
5544lt'7
LOS?' lleu Vef"Ck area
Fem Bu r k rolo r
Cork•poo pupp)'
REW A.RD 5*-3443 Al.lo
M Britney Spaniel all.Ill . 'Str ..
J..a>T. Silver areY SbelUe
CoUle. M. Halecreal
U'M. CM. 51Sr·IOM
Pbuad: lZ/1/79 •l 17th •
ManrcMa. C. II. Sm. ll.
wht. fem doc. MUTa
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MASSAGE
RGUUMODES
ESCC>nS
<>Un:AU..OK'
O.,..••n.lr
Ul-2140
GOLDIH Cilat
Prat ..._.le by ~n
Lir d Therap11l, II R
4 30 9 30. Appl )nly
59-ZlllT
lllASSAG E ump9co
Yourma-.eu
1aBobJame OWcal1a ~ 11. '96111
REACHIMCi »UT
640-ZISt 76·900
Married couple w /2
children aeek1n1 apt. mer pasJUoo for ZS.30
umta PreseaUy manatt· tnc .S apt.a, Including
~c:e • bk.kpg
Aalon& for apartment 111
NB /Cll area Salary
~able Piel.be rall
T.l6«J20
7100 .................••....
ACCOUNTIN<. CLfo~HK
A P. AIR a. Spttlal pro-
,ed.a for a dynaa11c de·
"In firm 1n Irv .
8-pamtblliba Include:
Codln&ol A/P 6 Procesl· .. A/B.. aoclu1hog pre-
..,.... ol &&ed U1al blaJ&nee It .. a po.th
anen&.ed pomioa wb.lcb
re-q a wilhn1oess to
liram. m-3:500
I i =! Gas for cooking • cal1>eting, poo, J&CUU • "d Fro S ...,.,.. mo. Adults, no pets lm& paJC • m an _. °'ego Frwy dnve North
EUCUTIVI sums
Offices now avail In
eiepntly appot.Dted Ex·
~ve Sult.es cent.rally
located near freewaya,
courts & tbe Or ange
Couoty Airport.
P'acllltles Include a
rnmdly. efficient recep-
t Ion at / t e I e phone operator wtio greets your
client.a and answers your
calls. •complete Ca!Jf. &
Federal law II brary,
beautifully decorated
conference rooms, photo
copy m.acb.lllea, & the
tlafft lo aecretarlal la"ricm. For ru.rtber lnfo
& a personal tour tbrou&b tbe racllltlea, pleaae contact Vortac
A11oc .• (71•>955·2281, m• )815(>.3llOO
Secretarial service lJc'd for 44 chlldren •••••••••••••••••••••••
avall.$140.951·9331 Plus nice 3bdrm bome. • ~••• 5100 .,. Hr Oulull Gly --------
Localed across from on Beach to McFaddeo
Nwpl Deb Golf Course. then West 00 McFadden Byappt.only~ to Seaw1nd Village.
WESTCLIFF PLAZA (714.,_Sl98. ____ 1
AREA 2bc' 2ba. pool, nu ._ 4000
crpta, COIDpl DU tit ch, ••••--•••••••-•••• •• applna, nu drpa, nu Room•t1dtchenett.e
palDt. 631-.alOO ---S12 week" up. 541·9'7M
HIAA Elepnt auit.e, pool, Fash.
HOAGfUDUCID Isl. Empt. No smoke
Highly upgraded, pro-s:J2S ~.
fe!!S1onally decorated 1 BR Bach In Versailles Room w/kit priv. nr ahop-
Condo overlook mg foun· ping cnlr & bua ~ 7520
t a I n & p a r k • 1i k e all 6PMor wknd.I _
courtyard. Full security Clole to bch. Shr balh No
bldg. "7S/mo. Call kJL '125 ac $150
NO RENT
UNTIL 1980
Can be pure baaed on ::.••••••••••••••••••••. ~l Westclitr Dr. approx ll1m.. cootnd at 10%. la·
700 sq n. wtU bul id to t.ereet..
suJt. ample park In&. Part Place, loc. MZ 7.Sl
JobD Fisher 642-3111. • ICE CBS AM / FAST t 000 ~ Ft. FOOD. Popular Beach
1..-..... la A1flJO"t ~·. k>c.aion wtt.b Xlnt poC.ea· N.B.5"99852.._511·11'. Ual. Inveat Nowl Only
Exec.Uive atdte. prest.11e
locatioo, $250-$300/mo
Complete aecurlty. Mald
service. Secretarial
9fJ"Vlce avaUable. Fully
f\Jl1USbed. No leaae re·
qWred. 788-1222
129.000.
S13-58B2
SJ70/Ibous for enveklpee
)'OU mall. Poat.age Pd <S.
Deala 2517 Manitoba,
Santa An.a, Ca. 92704 ) .
PENNY
PINCHER
ADS
011.Y S2
~I any ttem or com
blnauon o11~nu fOf' sn
or lua w1lh a Ptnny
Plncbe1' Ad. 3 llnet fM 2
ronaecullVt da)'ll £aC'h addloonal liM 1a fiO' fOf' lbt 2 daya Charstil.
Ho l'OC!lmttr'ta I ada
Found 12110. Bl.ACK
LABRADOR. maturt
do«. Bue hard " Baruuna. H.B~
t"'ound G rut Da.oe II,
A.lpba Bet.a on 17\h C II
Ownr plea1e l"latm
1Gt71Z OI' M6-4D
···~ ~9121 --
Alllll I
MOVlt1
Sbowo By Apt Call
Jatm or Candy Jj4-5Jl'M
UMIQ41 CHllSTJCA.S
lbaual.~onginal acrybc by UD
lmown a rtla Give a
Jmoaru by a '~ Ha
for L&lrk ~us In an
......... ed rot1t. aee thr
red Ha on• d11taot
~ -~ ~
ACCOUHTING
Q.Bb( /UKPIL
Kno v. ledae 1n rom
put~rued t. maoual
payroll •ystem.I • must Addtllonal clencal &
bookk...,.ng espenen«
.. ~ Ll&bl typing
reqwred. Good com
mand ol Engll~h For
app 't call Nan<Y
~U81
COLOWBJ. IAHICE:R
~DINTIAL
MORTQAQE
COMPAHY
AO*iweU Ban.kerCo
Equal Oppor11.U1JlY Co
C4111644-72 I I
ASK FOR NlG EL, Agt.. 6?S-900S
Luxury Office Sul tea
oo Newport B.ty.
N'ice omce ln Huotlncton
Beach. 00 JrOWM1 floor
Pleot.y of partin&. $180
per mo. Avail. Jan. 1.
TENNIS STORE forced
sale. SliOOO + invent.
Good income,
utabll1hed s yra .
Patrick Tenore Gl· 1268.
For mort lnformalloo
and LO platt your ad n II
~ Brown fr wbate
BalMtt Houod. mal~
Blad! •tao DobW. male. aft6 30pm --------An:ountlal ~~~~~~~~Room wtpriv. bath. Sep
New )uxury town.homes, from bouae. $45/wk
2"3 br, tprlcs, bay view. _m_!ll26 ______ _
UDO MARINA
VILLAGl sconUALTY
5U..7Sl3
Yearty.m-Gl28kr. Lr1 w/ or w/o kitcb c.ls.&e~
WESTCLIFF New In· prvlp, prvt bth, oon· 67M66J .... OfflceSpece
REALTORS
......, to Lem 5025 .......................
t.erion. 2br, lba $485. amkr.MZ-5'1115or540-25e.2 O.C. AJlfOIT witb reception area.
2br, 2bll 1535. Adlta, D Vacalt. ..... 4250 lit butldtna behind Deluxe bid&. Nr. O.C. SWS•LOAMS
642·5618
peq.~;MZ-ISBS ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gulliver'•· Laree new A.lrport.A.ppro:s5I09«1ft. and
I.Arp Bl& Bear cabin, esec:utlve •uitM witb all 97' .. lll ~Tr'lllt.DeedLoanaaa FREE J 0 H N N Y
Bacb .Condo 1uarde poaHbl.co&orTV.Zfrplc • ...ncea available. 202l ~~~~~~~~~ =1'!!J':operty CARSON TlatETS lit paa. pool/ape. club bae, aleel)l14.~ll Bualneu Cntr Dr . 12u. to meet e callen. Lu"
pr. "5011o. -.ssra Irvine. C.ll 752-0322. DIC. SUl1IS rour neeiM' addren • pboae a
Brown 6 wtlh Golckn PTOI Ex~c M ••••I•
R.etnevtt 011x. female ,......_ t Away. in
84'·3151 ; 831 1030 60Ul 1
~ Beadl AJumal
SbeAtlW
... Id 1310 .......................
Palm Sptnga luxury COD· Pri Newport Be b R.E. DEPT. 91..am W~=·2Ba do <adult) on Mi11lon Plmr.abealtf•• loc.n;ear O.C. ~~-SAMnAGOIAMIC 1-__.-.-IR-..l------1 PREGNANT! CeriDI.
611 208S Hllla CC, all faclllUea, by Wfet Rent loci• reception. TlA/132-5100 -,._ ClCldl'TdeatlalcoameUnC It
· ..-k or looier 8U-M30 ~ ta a dirfe~nce! coofennce rm, janitor ~~~~~~~~~ "'9Tal. Aboftioa. adop-
1.br. Ywlf ~to bcb. c!Qs,98>120hvea. i...ree al.lit.es (2eO 1 f. > aerv., utlla. 100 free lkmll...-C
Gar parldn1. 171-a951, .... tosa-.. 4300 provldln& blgbly PCO· co PI e • 6 more {NEED APCARE ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• fes1lonal 1ecretarlal Secretarial terT. avall fOUNO ADS --TH1•••cH Movm&!Avolddeposlta• =~i:J=:.~ lbor0oucl5l-141l COY&Gm.
_.. -cut flvlna expenses! IWail/Orc Spa~• Avail•· anr: FREE .. tll-Onl ..
Blich.klteb.batb.uWpd.. Profeaaionally 1loce Mtchelaon, Sulte 212• ble. 70C>aq ft WHtcUff /MONEY NII. MHrOuLcallSentc. Hal.el Apta. Sta yrty 6 1171. Irvtae. C.U TSU2:M. V CaJL
•· lit • lul. ZIOI W. HOUSIMA11S Pre1t11lou1 Newport area.95'1-0700. .m; PRE LAW stodeal Meda
Ocwwwafnd,17Ml.M. 832-4134 Center omce apace, au' ........ 4410 64J.1671 -.000. WW do &Qtb.tq
Le 3BR. 2~ be dapla avalJ. mid J aeuary. ••••••••••••••••••••••• e 1A1at. CoofldeoUal
F/P patio. 2 car eel Avail Jm. i_. Sbr 3BR, Spacloua cround noor For.._.6ofth:espaeeat DVlll. P.O. Boa OU.
1.,: S&SO/mo/ Avail 2BAbamelnC.ll.w/1dy 1ult.e. lncludu recep. '"'°""t>Mratea. ClmlTMO L411larFoundapeUCall _N_.B._t_•_• ____ _
12/l5. lll-G338, 56-71CM ilJ.21rjlPU. Jmmo. lat. Uonl.st. aecn!tary 1pace, SOOtoZ?OO ~Ft. PIO&IM Animal Auletaae *flOXY LADY*
ev9. ~ ~ULia. Ref. req. confer e n ce room, lll!SA.~B R WAW1'D..... i..c-.m-1171.DOf•. OUTCALLONLY
lbfar7, ldtcbeo, copier, ·-u--v--a... .. c M 97MH I 97• 11 JI I Bdrm 2 a. condo OD t.be P'tm. • 9000 aa poalble atora1e. Call Debbie. --.... •· · · Anupd bJ * ., * Wit.er, ocean view, bey ........... bdrm _11 So 7»fUI 14MIJJ ,.._.....__.~
new, boat 1llp. '850 mo. _.. ' -0 · · ~~ -•OMMY~ Dya SU·UU, net OltP\uaarea.9Cl'7-M58 DIC.SUmS llMTOllUY 1~ ~
N).MiOalU. KIF to aha.re lie 2 BR. 2 LoaldDI for an offlce 1D a 4100~ otnc. ~lac, w;:!f~;ii''• T,.. IOH Found: rem. ~~rmaa OF MIWPORT ---·~NT ~ .... mo Ba, Nwpt apt. S:ZlO/mo. ~~ff.Dorteay~•y -~ ~ -.~=oobaae,000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Slle!plmd. apx. bi, bUt ESCORr·s· ""~"rnu , -· OallKlrit n'"85M-UllN -· -~ ..-• .. -lllt......Mll-....... ,.._ face, Weatmlntle WJuaeD.LcelBR,dys • .......,.u,., pbQDe eov· dwn. 00 32nd St., _. ......... -IC1.-to.isn AJMHlrtq
eo.U21;17U5lt Shr Home • meai.. Lo ...... • dM avallabWU-d~alJa :e~~ <i:~fry All t1P'1 °'-~•~a.. ........... _..__ 1 Cfi1'HBBAYP'RONTUr2 scbqforyrc:ooklna of a profe11looal S1'11> ~-&..-· LGlt: ..-: _..JlllrCDS ..... C ; _,
........ # .......... _._ ..... -'-. 8-1531 1ecretarlal Hrviee7 ~-moG.NJ,,.... N.-,ort ftNmJS
.. -W1Lll ... _ "'9".. You'll find ua at eee · JlldTDt Terrace. Bewarcl. ....uw tm-tra.Cbuct~. Roommate to a bau eu. ...... C.UBtvat ... .,..11¥4CM 64J.2171 MM611 m.am •en. Ml,._ '8drm Col&a 11 .. pool '1Nltl. PrUne eo111m 'l i. « MC NM• zar. J.Ba w/flpl, eDcl pr, ..._ tr21•all.ttl-1J6L 4tl0 aq ft. '9•·10'9; .._,for lllcct t.m 2lld Lail: .,.__ Pion. c-=
adalta, ao ,.u, anlJ • Deluu !!Mc. otfte9 an --~ --..-_.. nd calllr, 1.-1let.. Dl .. -.. 0 w•-•o -......... --to·--A.-.L. ~ •'°·1 _.__ ......... ....-~.• ._ ............ wa _ _.. _ .... : ..,.._ta».-.--';:to k' ci:.' Pt:: tiiiiJ,:;:.'f't!mm-· HwptsPa1t0te.D1e1ft PldlJ, ...-.. rw ee· mi:.-~u: NJ . .-,.une 1to1 s.a .. Jl76 IO·HH call bien --.1o1c. 2laDC AYOll. cm CID qml: m-1111 .. . , --.a.1a. M.a.; .....
__ ............. IM:IDPK. l'08 IJ!:ASZ.SO. 1....,..a, lll/4TMUOlCIDl.a.d ~ fOUHI>: Grntiia IA ...
~ JW • i-.. UJQ11i 'Ml&/M 4G'a 1flll ab&rt l4 __,eq. ft. IW Lwe. a.tall abop, ... Atpnll !M) .. I(. Ltt mm. =.=.~~';'..~ apt.,' Hth ''·· N.B. -....tor•m• -A9Cla ... 1'.8. '°° Wnh .......... cM9t. lAS.~ A.p&C -~. neat, ftaa. COSTAMISA tq, • .wm Mp--....; 1-11 Wai u .17, c.•. Mt·tlU,
. $l7S +. ~ uw. 8tntOl Prot • ..,. IPIC9 ••All. UDO+ell ft.....,.ct,"" ~..: = ... !Br, Cll' .. l•d w/ep· dlial.t'1Nlll» Ja C.Worm. lit. Bad ~<*ta U.. aru, m 'r..s ---~ .. --.--Co-W--rit-I
p1,.-.p.r.,.,,/mo.l ~lllllftl8rlbiar Bldt, no Ml· ft. Low •mo. .... la. UdtNewpoftCo OlnMdlllls ' ----..-~-~·L·
'fl. Ramona, ••c . bcD••n• .._7._ ia ~~t•:e~~:!~a::.:: t t tW....., 4100 m.191 Ida. cal116UGI -m-IZIO • f6.1NS8ft ........... -.-u ,_ • ...... ........_
-_..., ...... ··---nD -·ft--················ llDMIOWHDLOA.NI "-illli*IM; '~ .. B daat c::• n•ll. ~~Co..._.._.. A&BANOID • •-• .__,_.a.;;. •••• i.ovtlJ lira• RiDmt. to ••at• J r. OIW CloM LO .. ....:. -a:tad.J u• - -b.±a•ar llW pild. Wallr lMt. UUl fd. UTS/mo. ~ tn"1 .... t 6 ~ I. eq ~=~ !•!!!ma!!!:. __ ._..;,;.;..;._~t t1bda.NO~ ...._. C.~QaDIM 1111 =·..: :..:::. It, r::..•:-~·:;::~: •Dft'DlftOIGiY UJft~ 1fM1Cr Q.t, 11 .
.. ... • ~ ... Kah JHf lltOpJ~8.I ~~ai::: ---. 3 ~Dall llldl ~ '"'1 dlla, *Diie:-:.-. . ='a..,:tl::~ =,~ .... .;.;:-'4 .Mi. a.u,:--~:;i=' =~:·11::.~·n .
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TIMPORARY
ASSMiMMEMTS
Earn XTRA Holiday SSS.
For tnlormaUOo oo bow
JOU can work a few days
or a few week& to earn
\hat XTRA C.ah -1:all
sa Wort the boura )'CM,1
haw available
~Clnb
8ookkeepen
Dau. Entry
A«OUnt.anla
Auditors
CPA'a
CALL OR VlSITTODAV .............
accounle11'5
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ID, Coldwell Banker
Bid&.. 5a&a AA.a
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Diie to 1tore HP Or•••• Co. we DH ~ llbarp people
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WEOl'PER.
Pllnmnmt Employmen Alll6ll Advancement Oompay ...,.rt.I
P'ac:tcry Trainia&
$4005.ALAIY * TRLERS *
Or profit sharing pro· ~ Ume opcnlnp are
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Quality Educo.lion for Indwtduola
MAii eooe **"
U.nt to dO flcllta With n.. '*' *'" meciNne. t:.etm INN-up tOOllcltlon the ..-cr1 'etlll way.
ut Rtehltd 1 e.auty Colt.Ge MIO )'OU Stitt dev91oe>en9 ,.. Mttft • I Calmecicun Arter
only 20 ~ you ~n be MtmnQ • OOod
l1V1ng.
C~ Cl.ASSIS MOW1
Urnl* Enrollment-<:All Now'
'T Op 1natruc:tora give Hefo and Gulda.nc.
Plenty of Pr1lcbc:8I bper .. nc:ie Too
TUm0M PAYIM&
PIOClll•MS A'IAILAIU
Pl.ACIMIMT
ASSISTANCE
MANY~
• lntetest1ng won.
• ~I Sati1tac1100
• Seconty-Jobs not tied 10 9COf\Omlc s1toal100
• Yoo progr ... rllQtdly 10 t:>ecome thOrougnty
-'tilled
• Sel~t Qwortur111oes
CALL t6M611 POI
••Ol:MATIOM
~OfA~~ BEAUTY
COt..LEG'f °""' .... ,..,.,.,.
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ltllVIN(l AU Of Otl.tiNOI COUNT¥ llf CCJelA MUA
Ann11's lq Sc/Joo/
&Narstty
• YMr ~ • Ow C-. .-_.. 2~ • c-. ...._. 0.-. 'vii• \'Io.,,. ,,........., . .._~·o--
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HOUUc 6:lO.., 6.-00
2110 THURIN •COSTA MESA
sram. whichever yo available in OW' beauUlul Qildnm ror advertilin&
pnlw. For int. call bl 1· Loo& Beach and Seal ~ tranap pro-_Pll. __ '1»-_D_D_• ____ , Beach orticea. Stx vlded rrom 19lh &
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.... W..tecl 7100 HetpW..t.d 7100 HelpWmhd 71 .... Wcmhd 7100 HllpWIMed 7100 HllpW..t.d 7100 ....................... ....................... ....................... ....................... . ............................................ . IDlllJUl9 to ooe year ex-u _...._ C ,.. An mt'a $1QO.Sl,000 per pel'1el>Ce, preferably in n&IUUI' .m . M6-6118'7 = = your an &Id. la required. We Clerical coder, te m ·
--------• offer excellent atartina poruy, part & full Ume.
ANSWERJNG SVC, pleu
olc, exp or will train, 8-4
l&J.ll ahift. 2 wk.a pd vac.
&JI.SM()
salaries and outstaDding an-anae schedule with
beoefita including: Call •Freecanerapparel ~· 6411390.
•Medical & dental cov-ext :n. Aalt for Mrs. er age _Euterty ___ . ____ _
/!ilAITMBn MGR.
ll unita in Cost.a Mesa.
Qq>le ror mamteoanct
Ii lite bookkeepi.na. Apt availab6e.SG-8229
ASSEMILBS
Baty Santa Ana firm
oeeda aa11mbler tnmee.. Apply Jensen w.n.c. M33 w. Harvard SL, Santa Ana.
•Free parldng
Pleue call Venda at
rl13) au.8111, exL 2522
for an lntervtew appoint·
ment.. or apply m person
oo W ednesday
December 12, from 10 am
to4pm.
ADBJTY FIDRAI.
s.m..cmdL...As•
SzsEOcean (at Atlantic )
Long Beach
426-3271 Ao Equal Opportunity
Employer
--------Bookkeeper, aaat, part ASSIMILERS time Jolly Roger.
ELECI'RONIC Laguna Beach. 494-0487
Po.llloo available for ~-penoa expenenced ID ....,.__,.,....,,
Clerical
Dwalu Oil Company ol
California offers the
followlnC exceptional
career opportUDJty:
PURCHASING
CLERK
llUlt have in.itiat.ave and
apUllMSe ror analytical
and clerical work. Ulhl
typinc.
Pension department
oeeda indlv1dual1 for
many aspects ol Pension
Adannlatrataon. Basic
Math required
Good opportunity to
work lo area of ex·
pmllioo and growth.
a.ERK A/P. 3 to 4 days
perwedl, exp pref'd. Ap
ply at 14WIO Placeot1a.
OlstaMeea.
CLERK-TYPIST
DBf'rAI.
Expanded Cuoct1on
by11en11t needed for
periodont.a.I office for &
Thursday / Friday H 8
8Gt83L
Trainee position avaJJa. DENTAL ASSISTANT -
b&e in our ctuaif1ed Ad· Forspectahty practice 10
vertlllng department Npt. Bch Xlnt op·
Hours 9AM to6PM Light portunity. Top pay. Ex
typlJI& reqwred 135·40 per reqd. Nc.1-smokt!r
wpm) Typing test Will 644-0595
be .dmlolatered. Some --------
ten key by touch DENTAL ASSIST -
neoesury. Front le back office
dulJee Full cw part lime
Excellent company In new F . V. office
benefits 1nt'lud1ng 96).5634
medical, deotal. Ure 10· --------surance, etc. Good op-Dental Aut Ortho
portunity ror advance· cbr&lde, joln our team.
meal. Pro&reu1ve ofc. CM ·
For Interview pleas
calJ·
PeJ"SOO.Del OHlce
&CZ-4321, ext. rn
~I COAST
DAILY PILOT
330W. Bay St
Coeta Mesa
Equal Opportunity
Employer
Comfocuble. m~m ore.
needs person lo do
follow-up telepboolnc. DO
elqJa' aeceea. will train t
lllOd SNl1 Ii bn. A.a for
JllCk: ... 1m.
C1 hwl'-Acch.,_,...
Newport Beach
Deve)oper oeeda sharp
penoo to handle multi
N B. 548-5170
Dmlal Assutant Trainee.
No experience req 'd .
Good opportwnty for re-
oent H.S. grad. 6'2· 7998
Dental Assistant.
Orthodontic R D A
Newport Sch. 644-1281.
DISPLAY
BULLOCK'S
DISPLAY
MANAGER
project payables Must ·Southern California's
type, date proceulng leadinC fashion store 15
knowledge preferred currently 1oterv1ew1ng
Must have mlllimum 2 fer an experleoced Ota·
yrs expenence ID this play Manager Retail
work Avail. immed The management is a muat.
8Midle Group, 540-5505. We otrer a competJlive
1t.artmg s.a.Jary com blned PCB wire a11embly , HEADBOOKKEEPER wl.re~assembly& WJrestaurant exper.
acme mi.nor mecharucal A/P, A/R. P & L bal
Company la looking for sheets Computerized
.p!l'IOD interested in 1001 P.R. pr~>. Central O.C.
~~~~~~~~~I wttb excellent employ~
We orrer outatandlog COOK benef'rts Please call
woriDoi coadltioos and a
"term employment 714-937-0205
E.O.E. Call Pat IW.la, -------Fu-II
:ilS7·11D51. ~ Clerk.
--------•I time. exper helpful, but
oat neceasary. Many Co.
Atn'OM011VE benefits. apply at 1660
P AltT TIME Ptacmtla Av, C.M
PBX operator at service
caahier. Excellent op· Bookkeeper /Cook,
portunity for mature daycare center. 5-lOyr
penoa seeking employ olds. Some knowledge,
mmt. lilooday lbru Fri· exp. 3Hrs datly, Sept·
day,4to9P.M. June, 6Hn dally, June-
CaU Bern1 Sepl. SS OOHr. 548-8849,
Blltwn1·6
[714)831-1536 w-a1 bene:rita package. BREAKFAST /LUNCH
U you qulify. pLeaae ap Sao Clemente Inn. 125 W
ply in penon. to: _A_ve_Ell...;;p_la_.nd_ia_n_. s_c __ , or send resume to
PACIFIC MUTUAL
700Newport Center Dr.
Newport Beach, CA 921116()
Equal ()ppty Emplyr
MtF
Clerical
PACI AC
MUTUAL
A rm.Jot' We iDl\lr'llDtt :=-~uartered tDPort Beach, bu
Cook/Days. Permanent
poait.ioo, full tune, xlnt
~ cood., apply Ul
penoo. 1be Upper Crust
loc .• e33 Campus Dr.,
lrvtne.
COOK
Expr'd hoe cook. Busy
downtown La1UDa Bch
restaurant. C.11 Lynn
•f'1a. t to Spm.
BULLOCK'S
t1•1;1•..t 1.:r:=x::..
LosMi•lea.
CA.90014
Equa.J Opportunity
£mployer M /F
--------HOUSEKEEPER·full
ILICTIOMtC TICHS
&ASSEUllBS
Dlventfied wort load in mfa. lnatrumenu. Ad
vanced Kinetics, 1831
Vic:t.ona St CM 64f>. 716:>
fled.rooics
MAIMTINAMCE
llCtMCIAM
lmmedlat.e opemngs le
opportunities In an eltabtia.hed company Ul
the Orange County a1r1Jort area Applicants wtJl troctNeabno". repair
6 teat electronic
l)'ltelm. a.naJoc "d1grtal e:irpenence preferred
Contact Personnel
55'7·ll051. E.O E
Fun lov1n1 attractive
women from »JO. top
~. ext. travel. Girt.a
rib aQY bull._. esp,
lbarthud. real eslat.e,
le&al. 1a. , mgmt or
ac:ct. CaU C714 I .......
MiuPotter
GUAR.D8
WEUSFARGO
liUAID SOYICE
ISGllWINC!
S-.W.Wll
General Office Clerk. hf0.WS4"-'
--Alu _... I Better JobtJ • ~ eq>e••dDI rvme fUU • Part Time
bMed tmuraoce au' w Male or Female bnmed. opaung for am Wort Near Home .~self st.an.er for en llhm be Zl ~an + try _.. po&IUoo. Xlllt We Tra1n'
CJllPlY for adva.ocemftlt " Call or apply at
dnt company benettt.a w.r .c:s
Salary S100 pw mo. C.00· Man thna P'n lam-Spm
tact Joyce, for intef'Vle'W. Z10 w w UDer Rm 202
754-81 s.a.. Aoa ~
GENERAL OP'FICE -lllZWCom.maowealt.b
Sm. mam co. rdocat· 1-~-----·s.zs..-z._ &Dito H.B. an Feb Needa
Eucullve COmWt.anl .-.S I• olrace pencm, I•-------• Exper esaential for re ltroai acct.I rec. acct.I Gmrdl
oovalloo & restorauon of p y b I e I l ll e t y p ID I . armmoN
historical bulldlnrs phmanc pbaoe mawr
lime, good benefit:.,
w Jmed int. 642-58111
HOUSEKEEPER-matun
person to live-lo sm
guest home, do light
'WOl'tc 6will have an as
aut.ant to help dunn~
day. On~ hr call at '600
6upmo.M&-3488
t!IEUSEK.EEPER-ma tur
penoo for retirement
home on day I& alleruoon
.a.tl, cood workm& con
di. yrty beaus I& pd vaca
boa S4&-CT16
IMSURAMCE CO.
de1lre1 mature 1n
cividual wbo ls willing t.o
~ reapoulbWt.y and
desires lo learn all
pb-. ol policy holder
.nkle ol Life company
'J'JPna, SIH. fUiq. Xlllt
bmeftt.a. aa.lary ~ +
Pb '1S2'853l5
Must also R exper m " attention to detail ?7?VW llOW
oegoll.abnl acqus11t1oos s.J.ary comm w1exper .......... MUIAMCI ~ real estate property, Call Rodl lodumtnea for liUID bcm' aa.ruac 6 'Ill ~
arrang1n1 f1nanc1ng. llAJl ~or545-S«ll S.curaty peraoeoel N ••po r l Be a ch
f wbtlJ Deeded. botb m•• • Martcace bankm& farm prepanna • ty re General Otfltt, full time. WWln.Ul .,_ unmedl~ opeomg
por ta · de Ye I 0 P 1 DI typmg • 10 key requared ~~ ..L JU for an l.murantt Clerk Lo
maoqement 1y1lem1. 5lartm& pay 14 50 hr + ..,.._ mmil« 1oe,a f!Je9 • an -dl.rectinl public relaUODI beneftt.a.. ~. Jake ..,..,. m « ,., :ehon ol ap-
• advertl11ns . aro.rcsa "•hdilaS..t"*'J•~eo
--ttPaDotem-.__ --------·~~~~~~~~~ "" -Y· __.... _,_ I~ ..... l·J years ex·
..t arpntz•Uon ol leu· ~ma:RAJ.. OP'C. ftlJI • ......... ........... ~or
lnl6or....ieprocram. pftlme.&mallwdt&qco. GUARDS appoJntmeat . call
llUlt u.. llBA ta reel IDwpm•• --... ...... ··--AU Pa I ......... en emtlde and min. 10 yn ".., 6 part ....-. a E.O.E.
eaper ''Take ad to OmenJ Club,_ area a . Ualform•1~~~~~~~~~ nearest St.ate Employ 1'be Balboa Bay .. funaiabed. A.-Jl or 1. .. ,___ ow.r. ReUred welcome. ._...,.
ment Office <DOT> now .... .._ Noe:aperiwl w . Aw-•.a.s.
1118 1!7-010. Ad pajd for _...... 1y Um...al Prat«tlon r-
by employer." Salary Racquet Club Hrs . Service. l22t w 5th l'm••MClmS.
t538 46 weekly. Wed.-Fr1 evn. Street. Sant.a Ana. In· -.. "• followhtCJ c-A.Hud•t-M.,.'t t.-'W1eW bou.n ,._12 6 1-4 i ExecutJve Secretary ~ Ip I JS:
Hea.llh care company tn S... lllantbrv Fn. F r• Yaley & llluat be 18, available F•rt • -.. ~bas immf'd open dQs"wtmda Homemakers-Want lo109 •er-a
mg for an executive Please <'alt for appt 1upplemeot family 1n· AlTl'OUNDERWRITER
secretary lo our pres1 Mon t'ri 11 30 to s co~ part time from Agency Expr. lD sub
dent. Ideal candidate ~7358 your home? CaU for ap st.andardautopre(e~
will have t.he ability lo •-------• pwrtrnent -5168. AlTl'OUNDERWRITER work on own 1rut1at1ve TRAINEE
Excellent typanc and ~-~ General ~AL ExJic". helpful, but not
shar1haod skills a must · " IM'S & L YH 'S P ff oettllllJll1
C-ompeuuve salary and '5. ns• THI Ac.u&.e catt alcoboh.lm "'-Ofc~oley
fnoge benefits packace , SIASOM ttbab bospdai. Npt 8cb ADlllN. ANT
For interview contact ~-... 10 • has immediate opeo.iop Mimrnum 1 yr accnt te Denise Guimond, ,.-; M ror Calif. Uc'd RN 'a 6 expr,dat.aprocessincex
"-'' 1.616E OE M/F JOU.Y • • • LYN'S. Part lime, 7-3, 6 poaurebelpluJ. ,.... · • earn extra 11·7 abilt1 available
Exper. welder le fitter .... for rour Knowledce lD the neld o(
Good pay" beoefits HB Chr11tmea toUy. We have alcobol.lam helpful. Com· area.~ a Job for ycM1! petillft salary 4' fringe
All compa!l)' benefits,
llben.1 aa1AI')' baaed on
expr. and ability
FuUertoo Branch call
Judy. m-7722 Fountain
Valley Branch Call
Kli&by 59&41. Home ofc
call Sid llMIM1
---------Work as much as you want. bonu1 avail,
never a fee ·
bmenta pecU.se For in·
tervtew. cont.ct Lynn
Losano 64S ·S707 .
E.0.E./11.P'.
fm'EL Front Dest • --------
Switchboard Operator. JANrl'ORIAL
Be autlf ul hote 1, good Jd.artal coupAe needed
~ beae!ita. Apply Call 543-8208
~~ ::-iecli.ims. •JOIN US *
Breakfast Cook, ex-
perieoced only. top pay'
excellent benefits.
BeaUllful beach location.
Apply ln penoo. 400 s.
OJMt Hwy. Lag Bch. The
JollJRoc•
opportu.oltlea for ln·
clwtuall with aldllt aod
1eaet1l office ex· patenee in oae or more
dU. roUowta& areu:
COOK-Le Biarritz --------
a.taurant NPt. ta Mek· Driver/Gardener comb. mc eerm-ftl)el' cook for Have valid CA Uceoae.
lunches and or week Good drlvln1 record
al&til dinners. Apply in llln. ace 20. Apply at
J*'IOID before 11 or after Pean 11 aver. 16 8 O ~~~~~~~~~ a. 414 No. Npt. Blvd. Placaltia. Clll. H1l"FJ. PwwwJ for the follow·
ill ~ needed UD· ~~COOICS. full
• P /ttme . WAJTRESSES!W AJTE. as P/tlme
a.Ult/TYPIST Fall Ume. Xlat Wary .. Gov't
bmlftl.I. Pd lick leave Is
~. Retlremeat la
......... medical. Pd
boldQS-ia ._. JllOIDO-uaa.. Apply ln penoa
... thtu PYktay u All
to S Piii, Bld1. SI. Ile.A.~ El Two. Pb:
-..i. Squ1 Opporl.
--------OllllDll maker or trainee w;.q. d woodworkinl
A U T 0 Ill 0 T J V E maddner)'. 631·54111 NB.
IODIANIC -Wanted ftncbe mechanic must cameo Cleanen, counter
• Ible to psfonn all help, w1ll tra1n.
medl@lcal qain OD ~
"'Ill~. Muat -------• "qaeltn.d to~ tutr 111 llust ba .. Qn
..... Sadq DMCha>k __.. belPful. •.2Zper
•. ,... 9d to...-t
..... SmploJaMld Of. .-. ooraua.oio. A.cl "*''°' bY eirlJt:!of•·
CBllEIS
UTaTiM
*'1)pUta
<Sec:nUriea &Jor1baQd Required) ·~· :=:t1.u~
l6t700 DllQIS
(X)OKS, lllotben Kit.cbeo 1ntb can. aAemooo I& Reltaurant.. ....... PQ. 174-SUl.
417-3730
.... ,. •...
NCR doo, •PPIJ to:
Dnld lllcNtll, Hotel
Lquraa. as So. Cout ffw7, Lq 8cb. 4M-W1.
·-----...... -............ ------------------~~.:=.. .. ~~~= a. Qall '111-.,.
~ .
IAUS -Paaruoo open 1.n
Jan Matute aales penoa
wan&ed. t:Qer. pttf Ap
ply I.ft per100 Dao1u
Plltty Shop 514 Balboa
Slvd. Balboa Penn. l•-------Woodworllera. potlllOIU
available ror quality
oneoted lndlv1dual1
Piece work. not ••
aembjyhue. 4t'l-3179
1v• W.eAHTMK • -~-......... d~ rinf ,,...,., ..... •eatd. J M \l Pa" JO d.lamoada lmd -Card IOI' eadt
UpU .. c~. COior H. .... ...... _,.. Wt1ie:
t.5J • ._ value. Make ~.'!.!D · Ptr•v•,H•l lr aJtr,..,,.., -tdrMti taj; I -.....-......;..;.....;.._;_ ____ , ttrap, llMttlal alrli.Ot
LO. l"tlMllU. Prt-
pu5J9. *' 1101,. IOIO .......................
Persian K1tten1,
MIWOOD
CALLUT·IM'l
Cocker Spaniels, ,_Table.ll•i.tos>.
Cairn Tetnel'I/ Lhua IZ50
ApsOI/ Shih Tzu M0-1JM
Dechlhundl/ Golden HUGHES AIRWEST .....
Retr1ever1 l'A&£t15.
All At m-4712 alt ~m.
'.Aall'SPITS «»Mier. Mack DreNes.
.._.,.... IHQ top labels. •'7·• Huot
~Jn nnnn BdL •1000 or 988-021B
U'IU'VUtllU ~/eves
AKC Min Schnaunr
pupa . Good for
Chnatmas, Alter 6pm.
5511352
•DOBIE FEMALE•
S Mos. sbob, cropped
Show quaJlly. -.34311.
XU. wl~ wblchr fi200,
Weil 1n11de S1tlO tram tbl
liO M«a1 wortt bench
l20 Ford ~·•·phone
SQ 644-83
Yml -• &bi!ftl ..... ~taaacfoK:• wallpaper, fabric or .,,.., Glo" peper ......
wUI bid • trim JOU.f tap. Or try two ea.rdf :
llllds to back.
PRlCP.8.
SZeaorl/15 ,,.talllltoea. a .. ...,.ll.IOeM.
io or men SL.a••.
Sa.lel Tu Jaclllded
NO CARD!
.. ..
v .
Dnw your owo or aeod" name, ~. phone &
we1J mab one card per • \al. Add 2.5' each. ....
Send check or money or · derto: -~
PILOTPltNTIMG
P O. Box llMIO
Costa Me ... ea . nas 1'1CEPTIONIST
Mature ~f'fOQ nper
pnl 1\aes . l 17~
Ilk (or Palricla or J ac·
~ SA1 fSPEISONS
Penomlity ~WI adulta to work wltb and
motivate kida. Over 21. lD Lac\ma. Cap1.1trano, tan Cleulent.e a.reu.
SECRETARY 1---------Xlnl Chrlatma1 11ft, champ Ai.re 4 bloocUaae.
Sobd Oat dio1og table, Pmbalb, video tame•
40" round with heavy Im" 14> Del. 4 lnata.1:
cut lroo bue, moving, Faml.ly ArcadeM0-2341
imllt aacnfice S'7S firm Cub onty 964 *7 For Sele. 300 Wied Sleet'
M.akll. apply 'The lnn at
Laguna, 211 N. Coast
Hwy, Latun• Beach
MAJLQ.EU/
COUAJU
New port Bea c h
Mclrtgage baakmg firm
~ mdiVlduaJ for eR·
try level PoSllJOo to re·
ce.1ve. sort & dialnbute
mail . along with
perlonnance or c:ouner
duties Valid California
dnvers license & car re
quared Pnor oU.ct ex~
pent>M & typing skills
desirable Excellent
company benefits Call
Personnel, 640-4580, Ext :m. EOE.
MAIMTEMAHCE
lntenor plant.a. full llmt'.
knowlt-dge or plant:.
helpful. 494--0168
MANAGEMENT
fabnc chain mt.erv1<'w
mg for mgmt. pos1t1oru;
f'abor rtl expr req Jack
ZlJ/627-4471
MAHA Go EM EMT
Require enterprising
pen;on. Spare time. Ex -
t.'epllonal opportunity lo
have your own market·
mg hustnes.'I, without m·
vestment Jt'&<'OCk D1str
Consultants, 631·5008
MOOELlNG Teenage
girt cert1f1cat es In·
tensive modeling in ar -
celerated program for 7
weeks in profeasaooal
i;cbool. Clau starling
Jan 5, 1275 South Coast
M•ls SS?-2502
•MODB.S• • •ESCORTS•
Experience Prderred
•661-0729•
Models-Eacorta ssoow.-
Attract\ve
Females Only
641-01.IO
PBX ANS SVC, pleas olc,
eXl' or will train. 1-4 or
3-11 abll\, 2 wb pd vac
~G1·5M>
"XOf'B. Eam wbUe you learn
Telephone An1wer1ng
Service' full Ume/put
lime. Varied 1hifl8 ·
Dil.)'I, ~moon or even
mp. Locauons in F~HlONlSLAND
COSTA MESA/IRVINE
IKlfllhnJ1t/'::;t
Sharp 1al to b
recepUon & phon.e
ror our new r eal
estate olftce &oeaUon
In Corporal«" Plaza. Newport Center.
Good phone voice,
peodoole o riented , m ente typ1na
Beautiful new otnce,
t>.~t phone system
$850 to slarl Call
after Sunday Ask
for Mr Gleuson.
PAUTIMI EV1M1.-s
PHONE:
Ma-4321 or '1M·9'66
Ext ~.Between l 5PM
Ask for Andrn
s.les
TUSTJN
HUNTINGTON BEACH
Ideal for studen"5 &
houaewtves. M&ny eo
benefits tncluchnR paid •
RCTaylorCo
• 1.l1 ) 'J 11 J
S..-co.., DRHfl
We're expandmic tt need
1uccesaful Sales Person
nel wbo want real oppty for advancement ., alot
of Snow!
UMIVHSITY
STEREO vacation s . T y p1nR -~~~~~~~-
35wpm E.O.E Call ~ ~Moo. tbn.i Fri. RICEPT /TYPIST
Apply at:
2:Jlf1 No. Tustin. Orange
1829 Newport Av. C M
14 21 t Bt a c h B I v d . l'ltOCESSING
V"DEC exper pr~erred.
xlnl Enghsh lspelltn~
transcnbe from D1ct11
t1on rn&<'h,equipmt. xlnt
bmt>fils. E 0 E Barbara
752-0900
Jamet. lnl> OHc lrvinl'
RECPT/SEC
Im.med Opt"n.ang IO plu&h
office Great opportunity
for rehablf' &ell startt'r
w1good slull.8. Fully paid
benefit program, incl
dental. Long Beach art!a
JC!Jacenl to S 0 Jo'rwy
213 427 ID>
HEAL F.STATF.
SALESMAN WANTED
EARN ur TO 15'k COM
MISSION NET l ~Can
earn from SSOK to SlOOK
annually 2-Find out why
n l'W he earn big SSS
here Come lalk with
them 3·0ur produ~·
t /1n e xpen s 1ve
land/budget terms. 4·
Pre.set appts 1ealore
S.F'ind out why .. we'vp
got the best tblllg going ·
N 8 area. Ask for Mr
Jlowani 9SS-3402
Real t~tatf'
LICENSED
UHUCENSB>
Wall tram Best com
mtl!Sk>n s pUt tn U\e m ·
du8try 70/30, to top pro-
d\K'era. For interview
call &11 at Redhill Real
ty. Udo o<nce; 673-7300
Rftillstat.
OffkeM.epr
Large expaodlna com· pany i1 aeekloc ln ·
d1viduals who pones1
rnanaiement akilla \n re·
al estate. Pel'1IOOll we are
lookioa for. po11ibly
(MDAIJQI a.o olf1oe DOW. or bave the experience • desire to become
Wstmstr
17440 Bellllower Bvd,
!Wllflower
BeauWul Irvine locauon.
Requares accurate typ·
!Ag Need a take charRe
person Company ofrt'rs
fnie cafetena lunches +
xb1l benefits To 1900
Lrvuw! Penonnel Agency SAL£S TRAIMHS
488E17lh, ~ta Meaa Pro~e yoursell & movt'
SWZM 642 1470 up Sta.rt Ul salt'l> with ii
~----~ 1y; comm1Ss1on on new
-f & repeal bw.in~s Must
Regis Hairstylist. I' T be an agre1>i.1\•e self
Recepl1on111t Apply '"I start.er l~ul ror younl( person Set-t-'afar, M1o:r men & women st.-ck1nii 11 ~ st.art. ret1n'<'ll. or an)ooe
---~tennR the J<>b I Ian
RESTAURANT Look1nR1 d1capped l'ons11lcred
for mature woltl.iin to wk CaU 566-!ll 17
an sandwich i.hop No ---
rughta or wknds Call Sa1es
Scott 549 7011 or631 0208 W.t11led young men who
-----< Wlll get along Wl•ll with
RESTAURANT wo men Call ~r
MANAGER~xpe(d, l'&ll 'Thompson 540-4023
Rlck at Partn('r$ 81str -;....RET
497-M41 L.aguna lkh s--ARY A top notch se<-retary
typut ~ to fiUpport
a busy Nt'wport ~nter
t;xec:utlve 11 u1t e
Kno wledte of I BM
Memory typewriter
he lpful, 60·70 wpm
w /transcript1on ex
prnence Mui.I be able lo
work independently &
deaJ with many type:. of
Restaurant
Straw Hat Pin.a ln Hunt·
mgioo Beach has 1m ·
mediate operunp for full
& part tune day shift
()pl1•n r
5Mpff-visory
Po11tl1ons ava1Jablf' Ex penence preferred. but
wtJ.lmg tD train promUI· wor1t SaJary tr• Sll.400
mg applicant Ir you are ff:n.9971 orfi.44 7180
looklDg for a cballeng1ngl ----
)Ob in 1 fun on ented. Serretary. pro1tre'l!l1ve
!iel"Vl~ atmosphere, we co aeek.s !!harp Sf'<' retary
may ha~e JWJt what youl w 1goo0 typ1nR 4t 1n
are loolung for. Apply an !WllJve 645 211 J
penion al
10071 Adams Ave
or cal I 98'2· 1.366 fr ask for Mark, Mon thru Fri.I
E.O E
Restaurant
WAJTRESS Part time,
aver 21. Esper not nee.
Angie's Famoua Piua,
1A&wla Hillll. 511·3525
EXECUTIVE
SECRETARY
lrvine·baaed developer
ha s opeoloe for
aecretary lo l.be pres1
dent of a growmc farm.
Conatrucllon back
cround. eood lyptn& " SH sk11l1 necuury
Salary commenuarate
w/e.xper Call Mu
Rm&aurant F\Upalrick 540-2951
The Rua~y Pelican SF£RETARY _ H
MusJCl&DS Needed. Fem maoagen. All repnea
Drummer " Bue player >md i.o ll.rtct confidence $1500 month + boous ac for A.ll·&irl band. Call Incentive pro1ram •
Reltaurant 1.1 k>oklne for ours OYSTBIUHBI 10·5PM Mon · Fri
............ & ~ Shorthand 6 lYPlDI 1killa
Sue 83U718. other compaay beoefll.I
,._ .._ reqd . Computer
Apply In penioo, between lmowledae helpful. QIU
l-5,lloothnJP'ri.213SW Beverly ror appt PadficCoutHwy,N.B. ~.
-~~~~--~-MURSIS AJDIS ~>' to Box M4, Dally
All ahifb, certl.fied or ~·M~. c.~560• Rm&aurant SICalT AJIY
trainees. Meu Verde I lirl otrlce, R E. dt· C-Onvaleeceot Hospital, REAL £STATE people f\Ul lt!l"Vice reatauran vefoper need• <'Ompe·
661Cenc.erSt .. CJI. wanted, who want lo aoon to open In Lag tmt., llbarp, uprd girl.
work " love Newport Beach. Seek.a ruU • part pbom • typiq aklU. a ....sH AJDI -Beach. time employeea. 5Plllllabl IDllll. NoS/ff. lft.e bkkpf.
Every other wltnd orr. Agent67s-8170 be IP f u I bu l o o salary open. 873·1441.
Def comp. of $50 aft oeceeury. Cooks Mr. Byers
6mol.Freemed•~taJ Reception.1.at-Oen'I Offc, helper, boateuea --.:-------
1oa. aft. probationary 8:30·5pm, S800 mo, ~ • dilbwuhen. SICltl'fAJIY
emply. Apply 1445 i...auna Hilla. 770-5188 Applicatlool belo1 ac Mdloop(clure/T.V Pf'O-~· N.B Kristy. cesit.t at an Cliff Dr., dl.ICUon co. Capable or
--"'-------• between 10•4pm, Tuee Upt boollkeepin1. In· Nuninl ~. Part Ume, Sat. For lofo. call tenlew1 . Hl1hly
WARD CLERK -20br 1Dcl. wtnda, typloa • Gt·1311. enerptlc. '190-9204.
empty. per wk U.clda booklreeplnai exp . ·--------ae ...cndl. Free dent" med bl!&pt\a1. 101 N. BaysLCS. SemltarY ~.a~ lA45 Superior Dr., N.B. &U-0128 lWal.I DI 'JFORM " q-..fted/flqlrd rUI
SALISPllSOMS SECRETARY CASHl8S Newport Beach
EAOLESON'SBla6Tall We are a 1rowln1 Mm"• sc.or. 11 b1ftaa for 11 t l 1 •• new Weatmloat• Southern Ca orn a .. bl8ed comm.ttl•l bank 1tor. la Wfftmln1te with a bd~~,., we
Mall. Call Jtm Appelm haw an ta op.
fer appt. n port\mkJ av&ilabt. for a
714 -· -79 Commerdal blJlk plat·
b'm~.
It you have aklll• of
IOwpm lY.PiDI. " ao 11\ortbaod, prevlou
ba.ok lttttll~l U · =~------a pstmc. ClDcl Iota ~>.• ,. to Wort& wttb ~.
llld AN~ a .;;..;.--.;.;..--..;.;.;...;...;.;;...;.....-..-1 ~ ... would
I •lililll-------.. llketoJD11t109HOWI 'Ola our ·iwam•· ud ..... brittatware.
Perform secretarial
dut1u ror var1ou1
maoarera Good
numenc aptitude and ad
manistraUve ability re·
qw'ed.
Salary commenautah?
with expenence plus l!!x
c ellent company
benefit.a Pte&1e subm11
raume or caU an con
fidence.
OC>UGLAS OIL
COMPANY
Eva Taylor
Empl R.elaLIOf\I Dept 3180Alrway Ave
Cmu Mesa. Ca 921626
Affinnauve Artwn
Empk>yer M 1F IV /H
• SECaET UllS •
Extt Sec RE '15.600
JOO type 60 $10.llOO
•Girl fhda)' Oun•
•Sa1~10urOHice•
Appc Only tl''n'<'
Lit ~i.nders Aa~n<')
4020 ~rch, E!.ldb 't>-1
Newport 8-!urh. KJJ~l!lO
SEC'Y /RECrT
Mature woman for CPA
fll1ll at MacArthur Blvd
& Jamboree Rd Good
t ypt.5l 752-027 4
SERVICE STl\TlON AT
TEN01':NT Part tlml'
t:H•s & wknds Neat up
pearance & hand \Hit
mg. Apply at 2590 Npt
Bhd CM
WOii OYaseAS
M&b mor• money work· Ina abload rep.rd&esa ol
YoUI" ap, an or ~ POlltlon. All types of
workers ur1eotly re
qtared. For deUllt. IM!od
a stamped, selC
addreued envek>pe to
fcw .... otay•ut --..ac..
701 WashJJltlon St rttt IMfaJo%~1~
Youth Qlumek>n
Part Time even1nr1
OUlfCOUll adutts W'Oritma
with youth Over 21 Own
lraQSl)OltatlOO $3 SO hr
!ti.art ~9PM
CALL ANDREA
642 CZl, ext 250. 1·$PM
EOE
C~HJF:R
GEN OFPlCt.
Experitn<'ed. P 1T
S3 SO hr Apply THE
f::ARl.'S PLUM BING.
U26 Nt>wport Blvd . CM
642 1753
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WESTMISSTt:H
ABBEY
AN"11QUEMAU.
Ir> Shop8 of' fuw furn11uri>
&w11que1temi.
0pn 10~ Moo Fri 10 !I
Cl~TUMI
11751 Westminster ,\\ 1•
Garden Grow• 5~ 1,103 Sharp young lady to
8.ll8Wtt phoM & ly pe 1
day a weoek 15 hour - -
642-m:I wkdys •pplw.es 10 I 0
SttOI SAU.S •••••••• •• • • • • • • • •. • • • •
Wanted with or wrthout CASH PAID
expr Walltra.in Advan~ W<ihr 1dry r11 Refrigs.
posS1b1lal1es Gd com wortong or not 957 1033
paoy benef1u Apply in -penon,9am llll llam at w a,her. dryrr d"
Standard Shoes J(YT7 So hwai.her. SlOO t'lllh A I
Bnstol. CM Coodabon' 646 5IWI ---u~ Rt•fn1een1or ..
Washer.• Oryen.
BARGAL'IJSSERVIC t:
SHOE SALIS
Wanted with or Without
~ WUI tram Advanl"e pou1bihlles Gd com BestApplJantt~ll
pany benefit.a. Apply ln Alabama & Adams, HB
~ 8~. l~m s:,t G E. com~ ~lun
Eucbd, Anaheim, Qi wlllher "dr)ter Approx
2yTf, old. 5l6--0717.
Tow Truck Drhen ....
ps'd. Top pay. Apply
O•W Towla1. HOB
<lum Wq, C.M. tG-1252
WI.re Fox Temers 14 >
AKC paper1 /re1
Sl7·S212
8rvkeo hearted family.
muat live up at.a beaut 2
yr <*l ..\KC im~ a!Ured
German Shepherd
P1ease call tor cleta1la
MM036
l)T Old ~a Cocker.
playful Fem. partially
lraloed, purt -but n<>
papen CaU aft &pm
M6-42l6
f'tee A.KC adult M lrub
cotr lockers .
W speed b&Jte ~ Vinyl U"x21 "ir72". Aval]. Feb
couch with two back lflll), CaU Irvine Coast
cuah1001. creme color CcuJtty Club. 10-5 PM
trvndJe type with frame Wkdys at 644-9$50, Mr.
\IDdemutb that puJls out Smith.
to make ~. l60 Very --------
umque wooden chair. Importer !W!lllng quality
handmade with cloth PerlUIJI nap 3(n lo SO'i'o
hun1 over frame for off uxn. woot 642 9ell6
hammock like 11ttane. Mlaical ---
SIS IM-*7 1Mt1 nh toll
S.ve $150· Tiffany's Pvt •••••••••••••••••••••••
Club·L1fet1me mt'm 080, older Conn tlll42.
berth1p saso . Day~ W/C&M>newpada. mn10. Eves$48-1370 49417~
SeU.er-A lover MOVlDI. 3-M Dry Copy M ach11>e
m u • t Cl n d h o m t' $17$ Call bl wn M
Gtbaon G 3 Bua, natural
wood. Sunn concert ba11
~ • Fender bottom.
l500 8'73-Sl37
213-.581.miS, 71.4 73l·M95 ph 770-31118
1045 .......................
Christ mas puppies .
Cocbr J.Ab. 6 Wefts ~
11112-881F7
Bt· aut1ruJ Lei\ a bit• S.•t
Leri"' mu:. M puppy
lo\t!~ kids & ic~I~
lf1Wlle'd .. ~\'!5 SM-0730
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Good UM-d F\a m1t Urt' &
t'\ppb a.net"'> --0 R I .. 111 ~II
orSEU..forYou
MASTas AUCT10M
646 168' & Ul-'625
C\SHPAW
tor itd UHd rum. aoll
ques 6 cir 1V '1 95HI ll3
MOOR HOME
llOSE.{)Ul SALE
~rator (urn1turt' &
.i<"C'e'laOnes <A-du G lt'n
Townho<oef,, Z$$4 Ek1t•n AVt', Co!lta M~. 11 lo tt
datl) &4.l 6134
SAatJACI!
Campa1irner style br
set , great for teen1.
niabl atand, dreaaer.
cu~ w/1belve1. twlo IJed.. Good ccmdJtlOD I Sl.5()
or belt off er .
Call8'15-21UI
Quahty Sola • Lov.ut,
~ C'ost 1195. Mil
DSO. woodm colfH 4s
ead U*, LamJl8, aJao toi·
OJI' portbl, 714 -.a.
<nb • dresaer dnwen, wood ftnWl. XloL OOOd
Over S3C)O new. Jl 00
S6U1l6
~ ctreuer ao HJCh
boy ctn.er "5. Antique
dreaser w /mirror _,
112.-
Save $4SO·n•• Tpc
Thoall•vtlle Bdrm set.
18'75. Daya, 179-5170,
Eva Stl-Lr10
Bedroom set, IOft sreen.
wtdouble bed. SUO.
Ml-25.ltSaL.SUO.Aev•.
~beds W/ trundle• I
mattreaae1. HUDDLE
at,yle 1100. Ul~
---Cbriatmaa a1fl idea. ---
watttieu cookware call Busecber Trumpet 400,
1Dl-03l8•~avems1t Por $175 w /cai.e. !Utt
----IW'W, xbJt rood ~2901 5'19 mauage rot~. Mw. --------..
!me we:alt}lt t'a!lllY $l.SO
&3538
Won't La al 1 G 1 bson
Guitar SJ , $3.SO Ca I l
b41 8696 Between 11.·
AM 10 PM -
UNITED r,f.AR I:.
<.'OUPO !14 RS
~2
GwtM t'f'nder A co~l1c
12 Coll~ctor s item.
Model F ~ 12 5'0() firm - ---OffkeFwMffwe&
I 1..ay United llckt•t w Hawai1. ll.25or "
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RACc;>UETIAU
Sttretanal dealua, ch.rs
(Ile cabuaet.a. ma.ac i.up
Ph•• 4' equt pment
4"·219
R.-qlat.'U & l-Oum•mt'nt
bao Brand :-0Pw B1.i
Sav1nxs G r~.il for Clln.stma)
------L&ed Apero Copter
'.\todel 112.88,
PaJmroO>rp 5$7 2160l
641-ISU t'ull load of off1c('
OraftmJt T:tblt· 43 ''" · funulure, steel desk ISO.
C'eOlt'r • \ldt' dra .. t>r lhr-ro $45. R.cepllon
• 30 'alO dr.1h10.: l"OUlhS21'J ~9-51~
madL ~ ~ -40~ Coal.ftnpJrary Ell.ec Of c
~ Al,,.,est I, fare
Qqlom $25 dell\. ettd
Ca ll Mark rlay ~
213/3867436 ... \t'~ n .._ s.36-6 ll7
fum,-4rmslobe10ld Fri.
for addh1oaal info·
MM42t »tt Busi~
CU Dr Su1tf' llY7. Irvine
Ofhct' T) pe 2 Cu ft
AMERICAN AIRLIN~ Sparkl ett5 Rt'frag & ,, rar~ coupon. uo Watf't' Orspenser. $4.50.
6Ml0M _6M-91MO __ ~~----
The Uttle Train That Cant
GET STARTED
ON THE
RIGHT TRACK
EARLY!!
Sell Your Holiday Gitt ttems
on the Daily Pilot
CHRISTMAS
GIFT TRAIN
PAGE
This special olft guide will a~
pear each Wednesday from Nov.
21 thru Dec. 19 reaching 1~.000
households each week. You can
run an ad the size of the sample
below for only S 11 per week and
we have many other sizes to
choose from. For Information
and help In placlnQ your ad call a
CHRISTMAS AO.VISOR
142-5871
GIFTS
10YS
POR11NGGOO
J WEIJlY
POI'S le PLANTS
ANtHIADE rTEM
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Smm -AM/Fii ,. 1111.llboew,$125. 1'15 C11ieYJ Bluer, COOd
eeiftll', BM oew, $ll0. ......,. cinl. SISOO. Bua. M&-1623
M).1111Aft.IPll lto5.
Motobeceoe Moped "25. --------~., a>LOR TV $125. Rum Vflr/ well. ZYEAR WARRANTY. N).42118
IG-5.'M>.
"II Ford 414 Loaded.
~oroffer.
53S-46M
WllUY
CllAMCAU
AMDftUCIS
COHt-IHl
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S4b-1 200
Ola'lSeU YoarCar?
CUVBIMW
PAYS TOP DOUAR
ForCle&n Used lmporta cau Mib or Doo
IJl-3171
WANTED!
Late model Toyotas,
Volvoa. Pickups & Vans.
Call .. \oday !
n.dlr. Dias ,.,. '1, 1m
CHEVIER
· riooa>un -
DELIVERY!
LMel Sll.IC:110M
OfMIW lt7t
J20l's
1211'1
ALSOcmc:s'e .. STOCID
Call Codi)' • We allo may hue U.at pre-owned
BMW JOU are lcd.lq
lor!
IJ l.J040 4tMt4t
OUMHCOUM1"Y"S
OLDIST
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4IOSLC
New car fador7 •arru·
t;y, abowroom new. IUD· roof, factory alloy
wheeia • cusette stereo.
Sales..service-Leaslni ~t_. •• ......,.,_.5 "15 ~er VW bus. Rov CcrYer,lnc. -~ utin& SllOO. AM /FM RoillAoyce BMW NORTS ~-ml.963.osea.
,_.. H40 W llut.aq 281 39pd.
-·-•••••••••• AM/Pll I-track, Sood
'II LTD Jdr. X1aL eaad., tna. XII& OJad S1310 amlfm 1tereo, ... tts. _•_7Tl'I. ______ _
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1tnOLDS
C•H•S.,t••
---------•Foa)' Deluxe Moped,
Altec Lanaln1, H&B lfelllcmd., $295.
apealr.sa, 15" wooler + SIM-1080
1540Jamboree li'lORARBOR BLVD. ,_
TtwdD 9560 Newport Be b 640-6'44 OOSTA MESA ... •"' Biii. 1800 eq., wtit ••••••••••••••••••••••• ll!l':;;;Jl.._~.-::u~-ac 611·1276 1poke wbul1. xtra1.
"71 Pord Granada, 24 aw. amall VI. 3 apd
ir-. just bem repaint·
ed SUwr a, llanioo. A /C.
PS. racb1 tins, Al petf
coad. Pvt owner. A
~ Cbrist.maa lift.
IZSllD. Ph ..,-S271.
w. &\Co. tram .• ractory
air. p•r. 11teer1og &
tnit.c. •• pwr. wt.odows &
sea&a, A Iii /FM atereo
vinyl rool 6 much more•
ID3'I'JD). bona. Lo price. Ron, t WI des/
zi.aa s::r;; 9 I SO
197' CHEVROLET TOYOTA·Y Y Capri 9715 ________ , nm. oeedl 1101De won. S ,_.. lf•an1. ta«p
., .. ~ ... & ···············-······ IDO~o(r en.-qle, .... oria ml. VI, $3611
Colar TV 25" Quasar in -•••••••••••••••••
1/2 TOH PICkUP
A wry fancy truck wttb
many optiona. For the
outdoor family . ~).
~,4 .. ~~ot;:'::o.tu1 • ..,, Capn V6,' spd. new M1% '13Sillperllllle0e,_.eas .....,, PS. perfect t'OOd. ::-18~=~":; WANTED • boclY wurtt. Bat ot1er. =.:::.= earb THEODORE
the Drawer, slut eood. "11 R)N'J)A Cl!SOO, abaft
remau eoatrol. '175. drive, water cooled.
-.-, All/FM/41> ch. CB, fair· ..,.,,..._... ma. Xlnt. cood. muat
l ~ .t .U. SUll50 oc trade foe I i llmD bolll.. IM-1830. ....................... --------
• I 4 '° I 0 '7Z Tftumpb Tftdent. DU
--·••••••••••••• TE 6 more. Leaving
OM..Y$699S
HHmdQw.-rolet
Dove Is Quall Sta.
NEWPORT BEACH
133-0555
1Ute.$1000/0B0751-7759 '78 Ford Courier. 9K,
"11 amaw Moped, needs
waft. 1100 or Beat offer.
au&o, A/C, loaded ,~.
Sieve. .. 75SS. 847 .2229
ses..aD82 Aat for Fra.nll '71 Ford~ ton pick-up. Gd
Jr. """"Won Ir clean. $2500.
.PORSCHE'S
WANTED
Al80 atra 112 .. al ... ''llen7 Cbriatmaa Sao" .. 1m1 twt1ot 8IYO 1979 Suaulli RM80. tank$150. m4)837..aKJO O.dell0.-"' ... ~
WMU•
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DAILY PILOT
IOATMAIT
llocllfled. Xlat cond. i1 Ford. 12' closed boJC ~======:!...
V.-yf._l500.ID-75at w/lillpte. New tlres. AUTOS
"D KAWASAKI IDO, Good .... oh.MUm WANTED
cood. "500/beat offer. "7 ~ Pick1&p, ~ton.
-.ai JIGnUDp. DI& eand. SJ,200. Pvt pty
n CaD·AM, 250 llX, 1 °"'*'• lea than 10 bn. N.w eand. Must aee II
ride to t..Ueve. $800. ntmeom
...... Don\ trade · tell ua your
us~ Mercedea Ben&.
Call • to ftDd out what
)IOUI' lfBZ '1 really worth.
KiaUoD Vtejo Imports
131-1740
. Te~,_... 'N Hancll CB 350, street
~642•5678 ready. alot cond .• ........ ___ .................. /beltoftel' ..........
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SldDJ' red lift. XL500S Banda. 1100 mi, W /Xlru
SMlf0.181.-e
~ WW p&Y YOO more for _an. __ 4Mc:a______ --------
)'OW' clean used '12 or _ a:a.i.. n_... 6 'TZ "hr*, ,_. ll'Ul,
ROBINS
FORD
UNDER W ... BB ... NTY later Mercedea BelU -~ -. -C. ..-.-__... •·-
" " "-"• ..... Au. ll'u.very cleaa,bu __ ..,'"-. ..... -. .'l'"' HAR!OA Bl VO
(O'IA M(')A ()~7 0010 li79 Capri RS. all op-\AU_,. All!Pll de-.. ht PtJ tiam. 4 cyl, 4 spd. l5895. MiSAoD Viejolmporta XJal. am/fm. JUOO. sza.mzm,ID4n. ·
Daya ~1; 54$-3'16'1 sn.mo 4915-1100 -.sn . .a..s.
_after __ 'fpm.;..__ _____ 1 i3 ~. prime coad . "13Sqaareback. ao.rf. xlllt
.........._ 9720 wire wbls. $11,000 caod. SDDO. P/P. Days,
-~RickWells ID-1131. • ••••••••••••••••••••••
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BARWICK DATSUN
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119 llBZ 280SE. grey, '13 VW Super Beetle. Neow
wry clean, sumoor Beal pmnt. lirm. Runs lllnt.
alff!r aMlZT. IUts 080. 536 ·~.
sa-MIM.
• "1J 450SE. wbt. sunrf. --------112.000. M4-4M40 l>•ys, 'M VW Camper dnt.
... SUM ClOllll. Newm&. brallel It ....._ llorina muai eell! ~vc Car ll.'llD.164711
"11 '50SLC. 1dver/bl~ --------
lmerior. AU acceaortes.
ararool, alloy wbedl aad
cuaette 1tereo. Mint •
amcfttkMJ. FadorJ •ar· --------
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JSlC Cam. maaUold, tn atereo. Ma1 wbl.s. bel.,,,,,,, Ir tMuepriDLed ta»OEO. ~2Sl.L
<:nlpn. Haft lo drive '° ............. 1.516 '7l Okk •. Pwr ever Jd*ll, x.lnt ant, odl eng.
"10 Station W1n. 421. $2111) -.S4$8.
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Olyphant, Pa.
PAUL NEEDHAM
Air Force Captain
KATHRYll KOOB
JI llllp, Iowa
MICHAEL MOELLER
Loup Ctty, Neb.
THOMAS AHERN
Md-ean, Va.
WU.I •AM KEOUGH JA. ............
JAMES MICHAEL LOPEZ
Globe, Artz.
WR• 1&.M QAL.LEQ08 KEVIN HERMENINO
Pueblo, ColO. oak CJMk, Wla.
PHOTOS OF 12 IRAN HOSTAGES PROVIDED TODAY 8Y Ttm ASIOCIAT!D PROs..._..
Briggs Grilled on .Bill
-
State Senator Mum on Caiaal Vote
TUE!SDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1979 FIFTEEN CENTS
Civil War Looms,
Kho1neini W a1-ned
Tension .
Mo11nts
In Iran
TEHRAN, lrao <AP) -The
spiritual leader of the Aurbai·
Jani Turb, who are rebelllng
again.at eovernment authority in
tbe northwest. sa1d in an in-
terview today that Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini would race
civil war if be d1d not liberallu
his policies toward Azerbaijan
The dispute between Iran's
two b1ghest-ran.lung holy men tn
tens1fied when Ayatollah
Mohammed Kazem Shariat·
Madan, second mo.t semor re·
ligious leader, said 10 an lD·
lerview with Associated ~
correspondent Ailaureen Jobnaoo
at his home ID the holy city ol
Qom. "lf the executlve makes
mastaltes again, the dis·
turbances will continue an
Azerba1Jan, tension will an ·
crease, people will start to kill
each other, civil war waU take
place."
Khomeini says "American
spies" fomented the rebellion. ll
as lo ita sixth day. by the Az.en
Turks, the largest of Iran's
ethnic minorities, in Tabriz, the
capital of Eut Azerbaijan and
Iran's third largest city.
The Al.eris' rebellion b COO·
sldered a threat to Khomemi '1
power became of the role the
u:duol lb pa.,. ln lnn1aD aode-
ty. Known for t.betr bard work
and determ.lnation to adv~
&hemaeJW!S, tbe ARria are dia-proporttotaaw'7 n preaeated •moaatbe mllltuT, dril w•ictl
a nd tbe mercb•nt c l•u. Al~ ID09t U.e in Alerbal·
Jan, many otben are spniad throutbout the country.
And , becau•e of Sbartat·
Madari's religious rank, the dis·
pule threatens to undermine the
religious lelitimacy of the fev.
olution.
Angered by mob attacks on
Shariat·Madari's home and by
the failure ol Khomeini's new
Islamic constitution to grant
them autonomy. the Turks
seized control of Tabriz on
Thursday and baUled govern·
ment troops and revolutiooary
(~IRAN, Pace ,U)
Shah's Kin
Offers Self
SACRA.MENTO <AP> -
A disinherited nephew of
the deposed shah of Iran
bas offered to exchange
himself for 20 or the
American hostaees In
Tehran.
Darius Pahlavi Hillyer,
22, an Amencan citizen,
told a KCRA ·TV ln·
terviewer Monday that
such an exchanae would
give him a chance to
prove rumself.
Hillyer was stripped or
his prlncebood. a $1 25
million trust f\md and Ira·
niu dtJunshlp after be·
inc coovicted ln wn of as·
aaulttac a police officer in
Gr.11 Valley, •here be
lives, .tter a hlJb·•Pffd
autocbue.
,.,. ........
,..,,.r\let~
Sa n Francisco Ma yo r
Dianne Feinstein leaves the
voting booth today after
casting her ballot in the
runoff election for mayor.
S h e is opposed by
Supervisor Quentin Kopp.
Family Fle e s
Hrmt.ington
House Fire
A Huntington Beach fam.Jly
safely fled their bumanl Lido
Lane home today after wakl.Qg
to the smell of smoke and the
crackling of names, fire officials
reported.
Tom and Patricia Inand and
their two teen-age sons dashed
from t.hear 17301 Ltdo Lane bo~
at about 12:05 a.m . just as the
blaze shifted from the garage to
the roof of the two-story home,
authorities said.
Firefighters said tbe blaze
caused $45.000 in damage to the
garage. the roof and the aUJc
They said at took 13 firemen lS
mmutestodousethe fire.
The cause of the fire. wb.ach
fire officials said ongmated m
the garage, as sta ll under an
vestagat.aon
Rock Crush
Brings Suit
CINCINNATI <AP>-An $11.~
million lawsuit contends the dty
of Cincinnati failed lo foUow
crowd CGJtrol measures at tbe
Riverfront Colillewn rock CIOll·
cert where 11 people died in a
rush of fans Dec. 3. ·
The auit, the second In the
cue, was broqht Mond.aJ In
Hamlltm County Common Pleu
Court by attorney Da•ld A.
Cbicarelli, on behalf of Jobn and
Betty SQyder, parents ot Pbillip
Snyder. 3>, one of the victlma. A
clua-action suit aeeklns more
than $ZT mlllioo WU fllecl lut
week.
Man Shot in Attack
On Mesa Policeman
Sun;ivor
Search
Fruitless
Search crews scoured the
Huntington Beach and Seal
Beach coastlines Monday, but
found oo trace of the third man
believed to have been aboard a
light plane that c rashed off
Bolsa Cluca Stale Beach Sun·
day
Two men died an the crash
The boches of palot David Lee
Raddle, 38, and passenger Eddie
Reyes, 20. both or G .srden
Grove, were pulled from the
ocean Sunday aft.er the rented
Cessna 172 out of Meadowlark
Airport went down
Autborataes saad they are
almost certam there were three
men lO the plane when it toot
off 'They believe the third man
may have been Reyes' older
brother. Ruben, but have been
u.nable to confirm that belief.
It was unclear today wbetber
'ocal police, or officiala ol the
Federal A viaboo Admi.ni.stration
< FAA> bad yet checked to see if
Rubeo Reyes as, indeed, mia-
m1.
Keith McGuire, an air safety
officer w1tb the National
Tranapoltalion Safety Board in r...o. AnpAes, aaid tbe wreeU&e
• •• M•reta.d and ao body foGDd.
)I cGaire said .. wtnc ,...
mtul.lll from the rented plane
ucl tU& &a.~ ..... Md ....
tom ..-rt m IM crala. Be said ·
an .......,.,..loo to detetmiDe
tbe Clnlle of die aecideDl eaald
take two weeb.
McGuire aaid pilot Biddle
earned hb ftytq licease In 19"11
and bad 250 bours ol experieuee
ID tbe &Ir ffe DOted, bowe.er,
that Raddle bad not been
c-erufied for LDStrumeot flying in
heavy weal.Mr.
At the time of the accident,
autbonbes aaJd, the coast area
was blanketed m fog.
The incident was the third in
the last 10 days involving planes
landing o r taking orr from
M eadowtart Ail'l)Ort.
Huntangtoo Beach Mayor Doo
MacAlli.ster saJd Monday be is
concerned about tbe number or
accidents involving Meadowlark
Au1>ort users. but that the mat·
ter a.s out ol the city's bands.
"The city can't shut down the
aa rport or anything like that,··
he said. · • Everytb.a.ng is up t.o t.be
FAA and they've told us the
airport&Saa!e.''
Smuggle Try Fails
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A
Canadian citizen bas been ar·
rested at Los Angeles lnterna·
tiooal Airport on suspicion of at-
temptfna to smqgle nearly a
pound of cocaine valued at
$270,000 Into the U.S. The man
tried to pass throueh customs
with the cocaine bidden In a
ballooo next to bis body.
Coast
Weat•er 1
MoltlJ clear and ~I
tbrou!!,.~ednead ay.
Colder wWa lows of ,
17 at tbe beaebes and 45
lnJa.nd. Hl&lw Wdleeday J raqiq flWD G aloGa tbe
cout lo• lnJa.nd.
U.S.
·Iran Interview
DSNVU (AP> -A 11.,.., .. 14 lhrlH, •• 10
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.......... ..,. .. ~·· ........... olUM...,...,. ... ID1 Mid• bow t.beJ an fett.q.
IUa t U. Mia =. aaSd CpJ. auty Oalllpa of
blo, Colo. lD u NBC-TVlw MoQday.:.. bat lie 1ti111M doa not blUeft U. ckpoeed m.t a .... Pabla.t la wortb4'1MIDI'.
"We'ri IMlt l"Mdy to bald out biN ,_.ver," a.. .aad.
........ HoaM pr.a MC,...,., Jodj Pow.U aald UM lranimt1'
fUmtq ol tbe ln .. rvt.w wu "a tNel IDd very eyaJcal attempt
to divert DUbUc at.tau. from lDW'uUooal clemandl" t.bat lA·
dependent obMrvera be permitted to vt1lt the boetaps
Oumlret , ..... aeperaetl
LEW181UN. Idaho CAP> -A radJoaetlve cMm.leal wttb a
balf.Ufeof18.4mlWon yeanbu...,.1mlaatec1tbree;,u:.=
of lbe Snake River Aqu.lfter below UM ldUo Natlmal
Laborat«y, tbetewt.t. llomln1TrtbunereoortedtodQ.
The paper quoted oft'lelala u •a.Yiu that lodiM m wu meuured in concenlraUooa more than-IS t11M1 allowable
1tandarda for dr1nklq water, neu-a.a ~ nll at the Idaho
Chemical Proc111h11 f>la.at.
Iodine 121 ean attWDulate in the buman thyroid ll&nd-
Kftllleti• R• .. e• 825 .....
CIUCAGO (AP> -After a festive nlaht ln Cb.tcaco. Sen.
Edward M. Kennedy's presidential campaip ls '250,000 rtcber.
Chicqo wu the flnt atop on a fund·ralalq tour for tbe
Maaucbulettl senator. From there, be wu beadlnc today for
Florida, wbent hll wife, Joan, planned to spend a day cam·
pa.lental wttb him.
lloaday m,bt, wttb ChJc110 Mayor Jane Byrne at b1I aide,
Kennedy attracted between 3,500 and 4,000 people to tbe Conrad HJlton Hotel for a tlOO-a-plate dinner.
1_,,.. 1'eet1l•9 011 Pellq
TOKYO (AP) -Prime Mlnlater lluay08bJ Obira aa1d ~
day that Japan mJpt consider restrictlnl oil imports from Iran
If the U.S.-lranian criala worsens, "but at tbe preaent Ume we
are not comldertng th1a poas1bUity."
"For the present time, Japan must make every effort to
aecure the oil imports that It needs," the prime mlniater told re·
porten.
Oblra was reepondtn& to criticism from a spokesman for
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance who said Monday that J apaneae oil
companle1 and bank• were undercuttln1 the economic
pressure the U.S. 1overnment La puttln1 on Iran to try to force
Ayatollah Rubollab Kbomelnl to free the 50 Americana held
bostaaeintbe U.S. EmbaaaylnTehranalnceOct.4.
LA Otllriar. Bo•e BMrgl~d
LOS ANGEL~ <AP) -City Councilman Bob Roob wu
left with "only the a ult on hla back" afte r a burglary at bla
home, police laid today.
Ronka told police that when he got home Monday night he
found the window glass lo bla front door broken and $4,000 worth
of clothing and other items miasing
Alealra• Pws o,,,, •• ,,, ••
8ACRAllKNTO <AP> -Aaembly Speaker Leo McCarthy
"appeared to be ln a battle" with Aaaembly ll~rity Leader
Howard Berman for the post of speaker of the Assembly, tb4
Sacramento &.e reported today.
The newspaper aald McCarthy , who baa held the
Le&lalaltae't mOlt powerful office for 8~ years, met with
Berman, bis chief lieutenant tbrouabout that period, for aeveral
boun Monday afternoon and evenin1 in an apparent struuJe
over the speaker'• job.
Giit From €arier
Fed Workers Get
Free Holiday Time
WASHINGTON (AP) -Prell· House today toJlve blm the
dent Carter bu deelded to snot new1, sald feeler offtclala who
2.1 million non-po.tat federal declined to be ldenUfled
employ .. an ntra day oil at The executive committee of
Cbrlatmu, a move tbat will cost Blaylock'• union, which 1upport-
tupayen m1lllou of dollara lD ed Carter in bis 1970 presidential
lost time and please tbe larpat campalp, voted tut ""k to re-
union of federal workers. main neutral for the Um• betu
The J)l'elddent la maldn1 lloa-In the upeomln1 presldenUal
da}', Dec. 24 a bollday for race. One union official aald tbe
federal wortten, effectively stv· labor JrollP wu about equally
in1 them a four-da1 weeUad. divided between supporten ol
The ont.r doel ~apply to tbe Carter and backers of Sen.
independent U.S. PottaJ Servlce, Edward M. Kennedy, D·llUI.
wboH worbl"I are covered by The union hu been crtUeal ol
collecUve barf.alnlq cootreeta. Carter becauae be held down
Jeanne 0 Nelli, a Postal federal pay niMa two 1 .. n u
Service spok•woman, sald tbe part of hla antHnflatioa pro-
mall aaeney planned to CUT)' OD 1ram, propoeed a "P•J reform"
''bualneu u Ulual" that day. meaaure that would bave beld
Carter summoned Kenneth down future paJ raiMt for m~
Blarlock, prHldeat of tb• unloA memben and rMciDdecl Am.nan Jl'ederatioa ol GOYem· free and cut-rate parkin1 for
ment Employe11, to tbe White federal employ.. to couerw earn.
DAILY PILOT Four Teens
Implicated
As Burglar8
J'o11pajn V.U., ~ ..,.._
eel ros te1n·11• tio1I 'l\ielda1 for 1upicloa of bur1laey, a
IQOH tam eJand up at leut
IJYt lloine ~ID tllil d\J, IDYMtpt.or ._,.,,.llack ajid
OM~lal.,....ol partl""1f la ftft ~.
aaotllH ~.·1•ar·old " f•' tn
bujlattil and two 11 ~ ....
bloat tads.
Ont 11-naN>IJ.ri;l= .,,............ • t
tbt °'*' ... ... . bl. roauav.un.w.
Tia• two .).1-rur..ail ..,. broaP& to UM ,. .. t\aU. aft.r~*81'1dlMll' .. ,.. ...........
~ ..... ~
v &~ eta•••&t, Blaek..._
u
A r ~ Mow9d ''Do
....... -............. all• d:rowDo
ID Mr I-u.old 1cm ID the u Ub of ,....,. .. van.,
lilome WU famd D0t l"1ll1 ol urct.r bJ ,. ... of IDIUAQ'
Monday lD Or••I• Count1 Superior Coult.
Jud .. KMmttb S. LM illUld
tbe verdict after revlewln1
119ycb1alrie reporta 1ubmlUed br
Deputy District AtaomeJ Paul
lleyer I d def.... attoraeJ
Ala• lto•t• tlaat lndlHted
llar,umte lean Hantaaa. aa. auf e r e d from paranoid
1cbbopb.renla
Polfoe dtacovered tbe aub-
merJ~ body of GrelOf'Y Allen Har lD the bathtub It t.be rw-
ide nce at •: 10 p . m. Au1. 13 after Mn Hardine walked into
the police departmecl and toad
otflcera lbe W d.roWDed ber aon.
One inveatl1ator at tbe time
H id the woman wu vialbb
1haldni. addln• .. sbe bad no lean Then wu no emotioa. •·
Judie Lae ordered that Mn.
Hardine be examined by tbe
County M•tal Health Depart.
meat todetermiJM what ber Pl'OI·
nesh may be and what
ptycbiatrtc faeWty would be9t
serve ber um.a, Meyer aaid
today.
She faees~l&-ear to Ufe coa-finement. 1 on her rate
of r~very, eyer 11.ld.
M ra. ffardln1 orlelnally
pleaded autJty to a charae ol
aecond-deP'" murder. Tbe pros-
e c u Uon and defense then
a1reed to 1ubmlt the aanity
question to Lae wttb tbe un·
dentandin1 tbat sbe would be
found not 1u.Uty by reuon of ln·
sanity.
Meyer said he was aatlafted
wtth the court'• rul1n1. He aaid
that the boy's death was 1ubject
of a detailed. two-week lon1 ln-
veat11atlon by the d11trict at-
torney's office That invesU1a·
Uon showed Mn. Hardin1 bad
s uffered the mental lllne u
"monlht and moot.ha before"
the drownln1.
Mrs Hardine currently la coa·
fined ln a ward at Santa Ana
Ps yc hiatri c Hospital. He r
husband, Mark Hardina. pre-
viously bad p09ted •100.000 ba1I
to allow her to stay in the
paycbiatrtc facility tnatead of
the county JaU ward at UCI
Medical Cent.er.
Ace~ to police reporta,
tbe cblld wu nmved after be
wu reeovered trom tbe bathtub,
waa taken to Huntln1ton
lntercommunity Hoapltal a.ad
later wa1 tranaferred to
Children's HoepitaJ in Oranie
where he died from cardiac ar-
rest the nel'l morn.J.n1.
Protesters'
Signs Tom
By Texam
SAN ANTONIO, Texu CAP) -
About 50 antl-tranlan dem·
onstraton rtpped up the 111111
carried by five Iranian atudenta
t.akJ.n1 part in a protest fut on
lbe atepe of City Hall today.
The confrontation erupted after country-weatern dlac
Jockeya Blccl Ware tad Jud
Ashmore ur1ed ll•t•D•rt on
lbelr marnl.nl 1bow to Join them
at City Hall for wbat they
ternied "peaceful debate" wttb
tbe lrtnlaal.
The atudenta had bHuD tbetr
vl1ll llonday to prole1t lbe
preaeDce of the deDOMd lbab at
nearby Lackland Air Foree
Base.
Wben the d1lc jockey1 IDd a
band of followere arrived,
Aabmore approached tbe stu-
dents llUJq OD the 1tepa and
ulted, .. Would you mind takiDa
your 1lpa and 1etU.q tbe bell
out of here?"
Ashmore added, .. We pay tu·
ea and we think you are Uu..rt.q
the 1tepa. I've Hked you to
leave, now would you pleue do
lt7"
Aa tbe 1tudenta, appeutn1
stunned, wbl1pertcl amoa1
tbemHlvea, Ware lrabbed a poater of Iran's yatoll1b
Rubollab JCbomelnl and tore tt
up in fnJnt ol tbe 1tudenta. * * * Flag Borner
Aaeail1 Law
BSBJmLZ\' CAP> -A man
faolU c:bar,. of '*rnllC aa
A.mtrlUD ~ at a prootn.a.m r~ 1111 u11 .. roltr ol c ·1~caaa.-.11
DI '°T'-! Ute .... aaw '"'1 7 caittal cm· temptcmtbe~" .,,., ..... l• ........ .. o.. 11 • ..... ..... Court .......
Hl1 la.,.,, JforiOll ToOW. Mid....., a••" u.a. •en•• Co11rt deetlloll oHrt•riiM a ltmllarlft,_. •• ._ .... ...... •Ill·~'''~ CIUIOnUlft~ • 1aaa1 ltalh. I If t I
C11lfin1U In, Ill ••= ~---·· ...
ea,tltal O.rbt•••
The lights of the national Christmas tree on the Ellipse
near the White Howse twinkle dunng a test llehting
President Carter will light the tree at a ceremony Thurs-
day . At left ls the Waahiniton monument.
Entertainer
Uza Minnelli
Hospitalized
NEW YORK <AP > -Enter-
tainer Un MlnneW, who wu
married one week a10. auffered
a ml1carr l a1 e and wa a
hoapitaJlzed briefly. the New
York Poet reported today
The Poat aa1d the 1ln1er-
actreu. uaina the name of her
manaeer, wu admitted to the
male.rnlty aecUon of New Yortt
H08pltal.C0rnell Medical Center
on Monday She bad been rushed
to the hospital from her apart·
ment on Central Part South, the
newspaper aaad
A b08pltal 1poke1maa 1&Jd
Mias lllnneW WU Nleued lat.er
Monday, but would not comment
OD tbe nature of her tretunent.
lllla lllnnelll married ~
Gero last Tuesday at St.
Bartbolomew 'a Episcopal
Church.
The newspaper quoted Miu
MlnneW u aaytni. "We were
bolb heartbroken, and it'• a h'I
setback "
But, 1be added, "Tbe doctor
aaya I can 1et preenant a1atn in
January, and we'r e 1oin.1 to
try."
Sbe bad been experlencln1
pain atnce her wecSdJq, and t.be
pain became Intolerable over
tbe weekend, accord1D1 to tbe
PCMlt.
Vets File Suit
LOS ANGELES CAP) -Three
Vietnam vete rans from San
Dle10 have filed a lawsuit
a1alo1t ft ve ti .8 . herbicide
m1nulacturera, Jolnlns a sroup
of veterans around the COUlll.ly
wbo claim deloUIJJU damqwd
tbetr beaJtb dwin1 wartJme a .
PGIUN.
rre.P-AJ
IRAN.· ••
suuda tbrouCb tbe ..Und f«
coatrol of t.be ~at radio atadon
and other eovemment bulldlnp.
Khomeini'• forcea re1a1Ded
control ol lbe radio atatioD lilklD·
day. Tebraa radio •aid a "poup
of armed people'' tried to attack
the at.at.Ion but were repu.laed
and 72 were ame.t.ed Reponen
In Tabrtl u1d rlvai 1roupe dem·
OD.llrated in the City but they
aaw no attack on the station
Kbomeinl sent a peaee delqa-
tlon to Tabriz beaded by
Flnanc~ Mlnttter Abolhuaan
Bana Sadr. but leaders of the
Turks· Moslem People· a Party rt'
ruse-d to meet with them. The de
legation dad talk with th~
provance ·a aovemor ·aeoeraJ
Meanwhile. Foretp Mlnut.er
Sadep Gbolbudeb taJd today
lo .. m•timal obNrven will w
the Amence boata.a• lo t.be oc· cupted U.S. Zmbuay "ln the
very near future."
Gbotbladeh told a news COO·
rerence. ··we are tot.ni to bave
independent loternatio.nal ob-
aervera to 10 and vlatt the
PfUoDfl'I in, r hope •• very abort
Ume and aftenrarda I bope lb.at
visit.a wU1 be made reau.larlY. • •
Tbe newa ~ereoce wu for
oewapaper and ma1aatae re·
port-., not .,. .. .,encl•, bat
The AllOdated Preu olltah.ct a
tape Wdbil of tbe qV'lld MW and....,..
Amoq the IDtemaUonal ln· t e rmedlarlea In Te hran 11
Harold Scbmldt De11"WMCk ol
the International Red Cro61,
who aaw 15 of the ho1ta1ea
earUer in t.be five·week lie&•·
U.N. emillar7 Zuba1r Yamin.,..
rived in Tehran OD Monday tDd
Srl Luka Por•llD lllDl1ter
Sbatu.a.l Ha.meed. wbo alreactr
bu acted u • llltermedlarJ, la
repoNdb beck ID~--
PntaAP.,...._
Gold loeNd '1S to bit a reeont
*44' ID ounce in ZW'icb today.
Tb• dollar roH •J•ln1t tb• JapUIM ,_ but fell in Europe.
SUHr allo --~· In l«ldoo, told,.,.. to "'5.50
• t lb• al'terDooo ft.l:ln1 of t.be
main Loodoa clealera. It wu
tradint a& ""'-to IA Zurtda ta
tbe afterDoon.
Oold doled lfGada1 tn Zurtcb
at 9'11 and ID LODdon at "81.11.
The lllftioul II.Ip for 1old. an
invest.or's tndiUoaa1 haYm ID
times of monetary ~.
WU "'"· bit ID zurtcb Oet. 2 •mid a crtala of coaftdence in tbe
doUar.
Dealen aatd the told prtce
WU boosted by Jrantan plaaa to
cut oll producUon nel'l year, ID
HpectaUoo oll producers wlll in-
c reaae the price later tbl1
monlb, and a weaker dollar.
In Tok)to, tbe dollar fell to a
low of 221 Jen durtnl tradlq ~
day. then roee to cloM at 215.15.
On MoodaJ lt cloled at 211.25.
One toretsn banker aald: "Im·
port.en came into the market at
the end ol the day and Japanese
banks we re caught without
dollars, creatin1 a 1udden up.
11urg~ tn demand to aeUle com
merclaJ tranaacuons. · ·
In Ew-ope the dollar dropped
a1aln1t rorel1n currencle1 in
1enerally thin tradlns.
Stock prtcea 1radually
•lnnttbened in moderate lfad.
inl today. overcomtnc a modest
decline lA t.be early 1oin1.
The Dow Jones averaee ol 30 Industrial 1tock1 waa off by
almost 2 point.a lnltlally. But
after two boun of tradlq the
blue chip index bad recovered to
post a 112 potnt 1atn to m .u
after rour boun of trad1n1.
Analyata cited no apeclflc
new1 development to account for
the market's modnt recovery.
But Sold and precious meta»
1toclu appueaUy lot a l1fl from
record Sold prices on inlenul· l!ODll bullion market.a.
Teen Critical
After Suicide
Try in Jail
A 17-1ear·old Inmate ln
Oranp County JIU wu report-
~ i.n very mtlcal condition to-
day aft.er be attempted to hAftl
lllmHll in bla Jail cell, acc:ordin1
to 1bertlf depart.mail otrlda.la.
Tbe youth, wbo WU beld OD
•use~-"""·· rape. rob and an peneralon, wu
fomtd from a bedabeet
that w• to tbe ban of bla
cell SundaJ, Lt. W1att Hart said.
Hut aaid the JOUtb..t. wbo wu
llTelted ID f'Ulletton uec. 1. It.ad a •lilt from 1 female trtend
wbUe other JuvenllH at tbe
men '1 jail were out exerc1.atn1.
When Ibey rwtumed at lJ: 2$
p m be wu found UDeOllffioul
The )'OW'll Inmate wu taken
to UC lrvtne Med.ical Center:
wbere be la beUned to be OD life·
aupport l)'ltema. !:
Hart wd tt wu detenmnecr·
Uiat tbe boJ wbo 1M N"-d to
adnt.lf)t wu fOUDd to be UDlu:lta·
ble for CUltod1 at JuftDU.e Hall.
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C1'10NS, 12 PAO ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFOANfA TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1'19 FIF.TEEN CENTS l
omeini·Told i Eivll War Looms,
i Shot Ki11s Suspect
Glass-wielding Man Attacks Cop
A Costa Mesa policeman. who
was attacked by a man wield.in&
a lar1e piece of 1lus from a
broken convenience store door.
shot and ld.Ued the suspect early
today.
Police say Patrolman Gary
Walsh coofrooted the man, Billy
Rex Hill, 27. after receiving a
call at 6:55 a.m . that Hill was
suspected of threatening a
female clerk at the 7·Eleven
San Onofre
~pent Fuel
·Move Set
"(
By llA YMOND ESTRADA
Of .. o.lty "let SUH
Federal officials say the
roadblocks have been cleared to
allow spent radioactive fuel to
be transported away from the
' San Onofre nuclear power plant
site three miles south of San
lement.e.
{ James Hanchett, a Nuclear
Regulatory Comm iasion
· •pokesman in San Francisco,
.said Monday the spent fuel pro-
duced from San Onofre's reactor
•Ill .:Jain be allowed to be
.AiP, by tnJck to a storage
facility in )(orris, Ill.
Earlier thla year, NRC of-
tklal'.I Uantened na1ee rec~ 'the abl&.ment of tbe speot .. from naUon'• 10 UffDHCI
• atomit' reacton. I Hanchett said the exact date
r and route on which San Onofre's
spent fuel will be shipped will
not be released for security rea·
\ sons. 'The fuel could be used to
produce plutonium.
Under tbe new NRC rules,
Hanchett said armed guards
must accompany each spent fuel
shipment.
<See HOT FUEL. Page AZ>
.School Chief,
, 'Ihree Aides
Given Raises:
Saddleback Community
College District trustees granted
pay bikes Monday to Superint.en·
dent Robert Lombardi and his
\bree aides.
Lombardi's $51,000 annual
salary was raised to SSC,500. Hll
contract was extended to Aue.
31, 1982. Lombardi also geta a
$250 auto mlleaee allowance.
AuiltaDt superintendent.a Roy
Barletta, F.clward A. Hart and
newb~ William Jay all
DO• receive $47 ,000 annual
Hlariel.
Jay, who waa paid $C4,783
prior to tbe pay bike, wu pro.
moted llooday ,..,,m bis post u
tnalructlon dean to a11lltant
l' nr;riatendent ol laatructloo. l arletta, colle1e bualneu
Chief, and~ aide ln cbarl• of aenerai deYelopment both re-
eelved lDcreues of ii.ooo in
tbetr amiua1 salaries.
store, 895 Paularino Ave.
W a lab reportedly 1aw Hill nm-
oine down Paulartno toward
'Bristol Street and several Umes
told him to atop.
Hill, carrying the piece of
glass be bad kicked out or the
store door. reportedly took
several swipes al Walsh.
The officer. using his baton,
held Hill back but the man COD·
tinued to try and cut Walsh. The
NOW Snubs
Outer Bid
WASIUNGTON <AP)
The executive board of the
110.000-member National
Organization for Women
has decided to oppose
President Carter for re·
nomination and re-election
-even if Carter's nval 1s
an opponent of the Equal
Rights Amendment.
NOW's board decided
that Carter mu.st be held
accountable for the failure
of slate legislatures dur-
ing bis term to complete
ratification or the C:ODStitU·
tional amendment, which
would ban descrimination
on the basia ol sex.
The ERA must be
ratified by 38 at.ates by
June 30, 1982 to become gart of the Coostitutlo,n. It
.. been =ved bY 3$ at.etet, but ve hne alnee ft9d.Dded 9*0val.
Four Survive
Fiery Crash
At Catalina
Four Orange Countians. in·
eluding two Irvine residents.
were reported in serious but sta·
ble condition today al a Tor·
ranee bos~I after surviving a
fiery airp e crash Monday on
Catalina Island.
The four victims suffered
third degree bumJI over 15 to 30
percent ol their bodies -mostly
on their anna, bands and backs
-after their small plane
crashed on tak eoff from
Catalina's Airport·in-tbe-Sky.
which is located about 10 miles
from the harbor resort town of
Avalon.
A apokeswoman al Torrance
Memorial HO&pital said today
the four victims were still being
treated in the burn unit.
The injured were identified as
pilot Cbriltopher Williama of
Cypreu; Karen Mendez, 3', ot
Anabeim; Chri.a Taylor, 28, or
Irvine, and b1I 2'-year-old wife,
Terry.
Deputy Doyle Campbell of the
Los Angeln County Sberifra
Department Nld the plane bad
tu1ed lbout 2,000 feet down tbe
nmway wbeG an enctDe co•llna
apparently broke lOOH and flew
atrallht up In tbe all'.
officer then pulled bis service
revolver and fired. police said
Officer Walab was not Injured.
Police said they received a
call on the incident al the store
from a ~i.mtomer
Hill U\-ed al 2021 Arnold Ave ..
Costa Mesa
No further details were avatla
ble at press time. The lnvestiga
tion is continuing by the Orange
County District Attorney's Of
rice .
Gold Soars
To Record
In Zurich
From AP Dl.lpakltea
Gold soared $15 to hit a record
$446 an ounce in Zurich today.
The dollar rose against the
Japanese yen but fell m Europe
Silver also went up.
In London. gold rose to $445 50
at the afternoon fixing or ~
main London dealers. It was
trading at $444.SO io Zurich m
the afternoon.
Gold dosed Monday ln Zurich
at $431 and in Loadoo at $431.75.
The previoUI hi&b for sold, an
lnYestor'I tradltioaal haven ln
Um es of monetary uncertainty.
waa MM. bit in ZUrich Oc:t. 2
amid a aw. Of CCIQftdence ln the
dollar. Dealers laid tbe sold price
WU boosted by Iranian plana to
cut oil produCtioa next year, an
expectation oil producers will in-
crease tbe price later thls
month, and a weaker dollar.
ln Tokyo, the dollar fell to a
low of 229 yen during trading to-
day, then l'06e to close at 235.75
On Monday it closed at 231.25.
One foreign banker said "Im
porters came into the market at
the end or the day and Japanese
banks were caught without
dollars. creating a sudden up
surge in demand to settle com
mercial transactions."
Pole Sitter
This small Chnstmas tree sits atop a pole to the entrance
of the Lagunita area of Laguna Beach Monday. perhaps
put there to provide a gwdepost for Santa Claus when he
heads over the area Christmas night Normally the pole
ts used for flying flags
Clemente Crime Up 21 %
San Juan, Laguna Slwu, Declines
By STEVE MITCHELL
Of-o.itr NCI._.,
While two South Coast cities
recorded a decline in crime dur-
ing the ftnt nine months or this
year. SU Clemente bad a 21 per-
cent increaae, accordin1 to a re·
port from the Oran1e County
Crhnl.nal Justice Council.
The report lbows crtme wu
down by 5.4 percent io San Juan
Capistrano and by 3.3 percent in
La1una Beach u compared with
the flnt three quarten of tm. Overall. Oraoae County cities and unincorporated areu
showed a 1.8 percent lncreue
for the ftn1 three quarters ol
thll year.
Su Clemente'• atatlatlca were
among the highest incN!ase re-
corded, and that city's police
chief cit.es a drop rn peMS<>nnel as
being partially responsible for
the figures
In a report to the city. ctuer
Gary Brown said constraints of
ProposlUon 13 kept him from
addlns additional personnel tothe
police force
He said the department cur·
Bandit Hits
Capistrano
S&L Office
A lone bandit with ~ HDdy
brown ba1r beld up• San Juan
Capiatnno aaYinp and loan of· nee llona1 afternoon and fled
wUb a 1mall, but allll UD· determined. amount of calh. Tb• tbu1 entered tbe
Brentwood Sarinp ud Loan, mss CtmJno Cutnraao. at J:ao
p.m. and banded" • teller a note.
Tbe oota laid tbo man had • sun under bll coat and to band owr
a:lOMJ.
Sherur't ........ '*'-"
ttie aum is U.. ame bandit Wiim Mlcl up a MJMkJa VMjo .....
ud loa two .... •· But ilac:e ~ .., ••• ,. tMj ..,. be
bu a~:dJed WI hair. ID lMldl ...._a ooti'nl
................ ulatld.
,...,... ........ c:ollt ud ... ""d: foot. Tiie maa wa1 11111 ............ t1PO --..uu..ad11ltr.
TIM hN ltolriQa ffCUftd ......... tilla • .,.., .... ........ ., ..........
IMtard 'Ill lftlliei' eue. 1a,,.. ....... '
Tension
Mounts
In Iran
TEHRAN. Iran <AP) -The
spiritual leader or the Azerbai
Jani Turtcl, who are rebelling
agaiD.St government authority in
the northwest, said in an in-
lerv1ew today that Ayatollah
Rubollab K.bome1ru would face
civrl war 1f be did not liberalize
tus polJcies toward Azerbaijan
The dispute between Iran's
two highest ranking holy men m-
t ens 1f1 ed when Ayatollah
Mohammed Kazem Shariat
Madan. second most senior re
hg1ous leader, said m an in-
terview with Associated Press
corr~poodent Maureen Johnson
at hts home m the holy city of
Qom. "lf the executJ ve makes
mistakes again , the d1~
turbances will continue in
Azerba1Jan, tension w11l in-
creue. people will start to kill
each other. civil war will take
place ··
Khomeini says "American
spies" fomented the rebelllon It
1s m tts stxth day. by the Azen
Turks. the largest of lran·s
ethnic rrunonues, m Tabriz, the
capital of East Aurba11an and
Iran 's tJurd largest city
The Az.eru' rebellion ts con-
sidered a threat to Kbomeutl's
power because of the role the
mmonty plays in Iranian soc1e·
ty Known ror their bard work
and detennination to adv~
themldws. the Auns are dis· proporUonately represented
among the military, civil senice
a nd the merchant c lass.
Althouah most live m Aurbai· Ju. maa7 otben are spread thl'OQlboul tbe country.
And, becauae of Sbari•t-
)f 9dart's mlaious rank, the dis-
pute tllratens to undermine the
religious legitimacy of t.be f~
olulloo.
Angel"ed by mob attacks on
Sbartat-Madari's home and by
the failure of Khomeini's new
Is la mic const1tut1on to grant
them auto nomy. the Turks
se11ed control of Tabriz on
Thursday and battled govern
ment troops and revolutionary
guards through the weekend for
control of the local radio station
and other government bwldmg!i
Khomeini·s forces re~ained
control of the radio station Mon-
day Tehran radlo said a "group
of armed people" tned to attack
Lhe station but were repulsed
and 72 were •~ted Reporters
m Tabnz saJd rival groups dem·
onstrated in the city but they
saw no attack on the station
Kbomeutl sent a peace delega-
tion to Tabriz beaded by
Finance Minister Abolbassan Bani Sadr. but leaders of the Turks· Moslem People's Party re-
fused to meet with them . The de-
1 es a Uon did talk with the
province ·s aovemor·general.
Meanwhile, Foreian Minister
Sade1b Gbotbsadeb said today
international observers will see
the American bostaies in tbe qc-
cupled U.S. Embassy "in the
very near future."
Coast
Weather
Mostly clear and cool
tbrou1b Wednesday . '
Colclet' toa1cbt with lows of
S'1 at the beaebel and 45
lnland. Hltbl Wednesday
ran&ini trOm a aloa1 the
coast to• In.land.
INSIDB TODA. Y
I
Newport CttJ Cwndl
emben cut t a btr
bola• .... Wit. t ..
lDh•lf ... ., ........
Ir two . Wae -auan lilt off ol· flN ud lpMe flom
laDcl clw1ji1Md '°' fUtw'e eaa. ltnleCSal. A~o•t TIO aorH of u•· dewu.ed a.a la lfhctedo
Tbe euta. •b.ldl nme \be
form ol u amendm to ta.
dty'a 1ei ral ple.o. were o.p.
poHd b)' lb two m•Jor · velopen, tM Im . Co:tnpan1
and tM Koll Company.
Today a 1pok11man for Koll
Hld the redUCUou make
firm's land neu Job w.,_
Airport undevek>pable. ff• la.Id
lbe co;:&:Y ii CO&Mmpla
le1al a .
The same COWM of acdoo ....
\.lnder conalderatlon at tbe
Irvine Company.
In addition to redQCJq the
numben ol bulJdlnf! to bt al lowed OD vacant and. COUD•
cllmm llao enacted a meaun
wblch wuuJd ellmlnate certain
types of Land from develop1Pent.
tbua turtber reducla1 tbe amouat of future build.lq.
That land which can be
deemed undevelopable includes
aenaae that bu envin>omeatal·
ly aemdUve babla.t areu, bluft1,
atTe:!:iJeololical buardl Mid . resl a1 property where there
are bJC1i DOfM leveb.
Coancllmeo voted 5 to 2 ln
favor of the cba.Qgea with Jackie
Heather and Don llclnnla dia-
aenting.
Proponenta of the cban1e1
saJd tbe recluctiom are aimed at
reductni traffic congestion in
Newport Beach. Mra. Heather
and Mclnnia said the chanaes
were arbitrary and so com-
prehensive that an environmen
tal impact report should be pre-
pared before the cuts are made
fmal.
Cyclist Hurt
In Laguna
Road Mishap
A Laguna Beach motorcyUst
was Injured Monday when a car
pulled out in front of hls bike,
seodloa him 1klddln1 aJona
SoutJJ Coat mstaway for more
tban 180 feet. •
Richard Robert Bo111, 2l8, of
1337 Oavtota Drive, wu treated
and later releued from Mluion
Commw11ty Hospital aft.er the
1: 43 p. m. craab near Brooka
Street on Coast HJghwsy.
/ Police said Linda Jean Gen-
nette, 31, of 24012 Plover Sl ,
Laguna Niguel, apparently
pulled away from the curb In the
northbound Janes of Coast
Hlfthway and the two vehicles
co lded.
Officers 1ald today they are
invealleatinl the accident.
Lagunan, 88,
Stable After
Ur Incident
A La1W• Beach man who wu
1truck on Coast Hlebway last
week by an automobile, remains
in stable condition today at Sad·
dleback Community Hoepttal.
Carl Laurie, •. who Uves at
470 North Cout Highway. WU
cro11ln1 tbe buay bl1hway
toward .Boat Canyon Jut 1burs-
day wbeo be wu It.ruck by a car
driven by Ponce Mercado
Severo, SJ, ol 574 Knowell Place,
Cotta lleu.
Offtdall at the scene of the ac-
cident aa1d Laurie wu It.ruck by
a vehicle traveling at about 25
miles per hour.
He suffered a broken le1 and
head lnjurtes ln the 2:55 p.m. in·
cldent.
DAILY PILOT
Slayiqg
Eviaence
Detailed
a1 ••1mD1C111CBO&JIEllL n;,r-e, • ..., .......
A Veawra CouDt1 pro..eator
....aD a ~ aulylD of tbe
end.eaee toelaj la a lla·nek
IOel Oru1e CowltJ Superior =~=~~ •rank ktcfl>~Y-'1 rap•d, tortand ... m'1l"dilna 2~ ,...
old AJD.J Sue Seltl.
Beslmh" bla flul arl\lll*ll
thb mondnl o.puty Dbtrtct At-
tol'DeJ ~ Pr11er 1ald. potat •
... toward ha.U ...... ~
ta cJMr tbl def...s.ut Tbeodan a. rrau, llWnl .... .....,.., tlDed
Amyleiu.·•
Prager Ule1'ted tbat P'r'ank
waa attemptiaa to aat.l&ly bia
luaUul cleaift9 and a hatNd for
ehildrea lll tbe eommiuiGD ol
£af11G1a Bell IUagers , u.e au''' If atme. .. He w.ma to bumlllate and
de1rade them. He wanta re·
ven1e'" Pratier told the 9"e-
maa. e .. ~ JW'Y lll Juqe Byroa McMIDaa'a eourtroom.
Cathy O'Neill. a member ot the Lapna
Beach TrantportaUoo, Lunch and Coumel·
ing (TLC) senior citizen IJ'OUP. collect.a
donation from Laaunan John Gabriela ln t ront at downtown poet otftce. Tbe aen.lor
group is donating houn throu&h Cbrlatmu
to collect co6ns for the SalvaUon Army.
Group, which bu volunteered Ume for tbe
past two yean. hopes to collect $3,000 for
their efforta this .eason.
l'ruk. "· ol Woodland HUii,
WU arrelted lll January in COD·
oec:tlon wt.th the llarcb 12, 1178,
abdudlan ol tM Belts slrl who d111ppear..t from ber aunt'•
bome ID veamr. CouatJ. Briggs Grilled on Bill Her mutUMed bodJ wu found
two da)'a later in Topanga Can·
yon in Los An&eleaCounty.
State Senator Mum on Canal Vote The trial wa1 moved to
Ora.nge County from Ventura
Count)' oa a cbanl• ol venue mo-
tion due to mualve publicity.
By JEaav CLAUSEN
Of .. o.ty ...... ~ ...
State Sen. John Brt111;-R·
Fullerton. refuses to be plnned
down on how he'll vote la
January on a bill to lncreue the
flow of Northern California
water to Oranie County.
Questioned durin1 a KOCE <Channel SO) teJevlston ap-
pearance to be aired today at
10:30 p.m , Brie&• said he ltlll la
atudylq the coeta and even the
need for a canaJ designed to ln·
crease water imports to most ol
Southern California.
The channel, called the
Peripheral Canal, would move
northern area river waler
around the Sacrament<>-San Joa-
F,....P~AI
DIES .•.
proper burial," bia 1f1ter la.Id,
only to cU.uoYer tbe lnJand
aoldJer wu ltllJ alive.
McDowell received a medical
retirement ln lia and received
the Dt.tincui.lbed Service Crou
for hia service ln Ok.lnawa. Hu first wife, Julia, died ln
1952 after 10 years of marriage,
and McDowell married Dee in
1955, after meeting her lo Bertin
where he waa stationed.
She died last year in San Juan
Cap11trano of cancer
McDowell ii aurvtved by ala·
tera Blanche and Trudy
McDowell, both of La Habra;
sons Richard, of Jacltlooville,
Fla., Frank, of South Lasuna.
David, of Seattle, Wash. and
James of Placentia.
He also la aurvlved by
dau1bters Suaan Stoll, Newport
Beach; Aon lordanldia, Seattle,
and Blanche McDowell of
Redondo Beach and 1lx grandchildren.
Memorial services will be held
Wednesday at 6 a.m. at the
EplacopaJ Pariah of St. Stephen
Church In La Habra with Father
J . Michael Engels officlatin1.
The famlly ult.a that donation.a
be made to the American Heart
Asaoclatlon.
Entertainer
Liza Minnelli
Hospitalized
NEW YORK (AP> -Ent.er·
tainer Liu MlnnelU, who wu
married one week ago, suffered
a mlscarrh1e and waa
bo1pltaU1ed briefly. the New
York Poet reported today.
The Poat 11ld tbe 1ln1•r·
act.rUI, uslna the name of her
mana1er. wu admiu.d to the
matarntty MCtSoo ol New York Hoepttal.comell lledlcal C.w
on Monday. SM bad bMn nllbed
to tho bolp1tal from Mr apart.
meat Ol'I Central Park South. the new1,.per Hid.
A bolpltal IPoketmao llid
MiN Mtnneut WU nlriled law
Mood.11. but would not commtnt
OD tM utiln of Mr tnatm• Miii M\bQllll mvrlld Maft
O•r o tut :Tuu4aJ at It. B artliolom•w' • J:pluopal
CbuNla;
Tile newspaper QDOUd II.Ill JlJluMlll • ..,.... uw .....
botb beartbri>UD, aDd tl'• .... setback."
But. lbl added, ''TIMI ...... uye I ean Pt prqnam aplD 111
lanu117, llMI ••'re 1olq" to trJ," ~
lb• bad bin ea,.neadq ::t: t:=: ==bi!~ UMl......._........,I06e
POM.
quta delta area to eater a state
aqueduct ayatem curreoUy Ml'V·
lnl the ICM.hem eountlea.
The leclalative bW lntrodQCed
laat year to con1truct tbe
1ystem, Sm. Rubeo Ayala'• SB
200, WU blocked lo the powerful
Senate Fln.ance Committee lut
June by a 6-S vote.
Brill• and Sen. Wllllam
Campbell, R-Whlttler, were the
two Southern CalifomJa commit·
tee memben who cut key votes
tuminr the blU away but leavtng
it open for another committee
vote next month.
In an interview taped with
KOCE'a Jim Cooper, Bri1~ said
he doubts the need for the canal
estimated to cost $800 million
but which, be 1ald, probably
would nm clc»er to Sl bilUoo u
the result ol lnflaUoo.
The proposed 43-mlle canal, ln
pianola, for U yean, would
touch off a flury ol law aults, ::s'" Mid. Delta area larmen cant , .. ._.RI dGm ~
ban 100,_. al...., rtllU to
the no.. that empty lato Sm
Francisco Bay. be llid.
The 35th Dbtrlct aenat« laid
be ta not eoavtnced that water
conaervatlon by Southern
Californians Q'laY not be one
answer to predicted water
shortages in the next decade
Another alternative, be said,
Us to deepen the exiatinl delta-
HOT FUEL •.
area aquechd1ptem to prcmde
more Row
But David Kennedy, •
Metropolitan Water Dlatrtct
spokesman ap..-arln1 on the
same television 9ow, said lbe
federal covernmnl problbita
deepeama because fll dan1en to
wildlife, primarily ulmoo, bus
and other 1ame flab
Prager told the Jury that U>e
caae ''involves the question ol
who dunnit"
, ....... .4J
CR.I"ME •••
Brl1p noted, "It would be quarter atatlat1u could atlll
cheaper to deepen the exl.atln& abown an lncreaae over tut year,
canal. There are eertaln if criminal activity p1cka up
polltlcal forcea 11yin1 t.My wW 1i1nlficantly before the year·a
protect lbe fish first and worry end · ·
about costs second. The county report 1bow1
''I pul people firat and a.ts thefta, burglaries and auto theft.a
flnt and flab lut," be aaid. declined 9 4 percent for the f1nt
Kennedy, whose MWD or-nine months of th11 year 10
ganlaatlon la the Jar1e1t LagunaBeach.
Southern CaWomia water lm-A decrease wu a1ao re,>ortf'd
porter and delivers to Oranfl 10 robbenm tb1.a year, wtth 20
County, predicted that by 1999 such incidents occurrin1 thll
aoutbem counties will be abort year compared With Tl du.nne
J00,000 acn feet ol water. lut year'• reeorchq period.
He noted that put le1al de-lncl'eMe9 lo crime were re-
clalom pve the It.ate of ArUona ported l.D the area1 ol auravat·
about • percent ol the Colondo eel • .....,, 8Dd forclble ~.
RlHr ...... lmPGl'ed u.roa,b wttllln-....... ...,...iedUdayear
another Mriea of aqued.uda to compu.d wttla 17 lut JUI'.
the coat.al couoUes. Rapea tncrused 1Uptly with sa
The cub will begin ln 198S, he auch st.mes reported th1a year
aald, and must be replaced wtlb complftdWlthfivelD 1978
Northern California river water. Jn :sp Juan Caputrano,
Kennedy said the annual loss Sheriff"• Lt. Denni• LaOucer
would be enouO to serve the Ci said he aUnbutes lbe S 4 percent
ty of Los Ancefes cnme dip la I.bat c1ty to aeveraJ
Brt1p. however, charged that fact.on.
Southern Callfornlana coold Bul he aa19 auch st.awtics are
aave 300,000 acre feet ol water hard to aolllJie, addln& any
annually by each penon taklna apeculltlon oa lbe 01u.rea would
juat one leaa &bower a week. be Just that.
He claimed that the repon lte 1atd the aeritra depart-Just weathered three yean ol meat ls ~ patrols ln
droucbt without undue bardllt.lp lbe lllllkJa CttJ. ud cltA!d Che
throup CIOnlenation. aocce11 of tbe Nel1bborbood
NRC olftciala baH nprwed But Kennedy noted that durtns Watch Program for poalble
feara that terrorlat 1roupe eoWd the drouebt Southern California decline In buTilary ltad.IUca.
attempt to HiU the plutoolum· pumped lta Colorado River LaDucer a&o NW a mobile
rich material and uae It to water system to full capacity, a bom• aecurtl)' IJl"OIJ' .. lnltlated
manufacture a crude atomic NIOUJ'ee that could dry up lll by bi.I depu1.meat U. alto been
bomb. Im. etfeet.lve.
Southern California Edison B r lg 11, however, 1 a Id Re llld ''the coop91aUan ol
Company official.a, operat.on o( California aUll hu the opUoo to t.be communltJ and tM willl.Dc·
the San Onofre plant, and NllC buy water unUHd by Arlr.ooa -oaa to call ..-wba ..., tee
aides are now arran&tn1 the de-a reserve he clalmed could be aom........_ tm)J6cloua hM beell
taib for the eventwil eoatiaued available for,..,... btlplul."
spent fuel transport in ac-ii!!!!iiiiiii!!!!!i!!!!liiiill!! cordance wllb tbe new
1u1deU.., Hanchett 1ald.
One new re,W.Uoo Pf'CJWbtta
tran1portln1 tbe rad1oactJve
waste throulh a city ot 100.ooocw
more population.
EdllOn olftclall 1ald a new,
Improved cask for carTJlq tbe
radioactive rubblab wlll bt Uled
in the next shipment n~ to
be within the next two moot.bl.
Some of the roadbtocka recent·
ly thrown up In the transport
plan1 appear to have fallen by
the wanide. 1111n0la lelbtaton earUer w.
year came near final approval
of a DMUUJ'e to bait all ll*>t
radioacUve fuel transport wtth1.n
their atate.
But that propoeed meuure
haa apparently been lbelffd.
And a IJWi> of Oklahoma ~
tetten attempted to halt ablp-
menta from CaUfomla to tbe
nuclear waste •torll9 facillt'J ID
l1Hnot1. Tbey elalmed lt wu
dan1erou1. On• r.port ladleete4 lbat
IODJ• ~"'In Tulia wen read7 to· u.·c1own ln troot ol tbe ~k frOm CaUtornli to ball tbe
1pent mad.ear fuel thlPJl\eal. NRC Offtclala told tM pro.
te1ten u.J 4ana•r from lbe
1blpsnenta would. b4t mlalmaJ
aacl that loCa1 aa&llonttM would
be aotHled blfon ID1 belAL
... leete4
Robert L. Price was re-
ele~ president of the Sad·
dleback Community CoUeee
Board of Trustees Monday.
William Watts was re-
elected as the college
board's vice president .
Shah's Kin
Offers Self
SACRAMENTO (AP) -
A dialoberlted nephew of
the depoeed ahah of Iran
baa offered to exchan1e
himself for 20 or the
American hostages ln
Tehran.
Dama Pahlavi Hillyer,
22, an American catuen,
told a KCRA TV ln-
te rv1 ewer Monday that
auch an exchanae would
11ve him a chance to
prove rumself
Hillyer wu stripped of
h1a pnncebood, a Sl.25
m111lon trust fund and Ira-
nian cltiz.enah1p after be·
an1 conVlcted an 1977 of as
saultlni a police officer in
Grass Valley, where he
hvea, alter a h11h-speed
auto chase
2Christmas
Trees Stolen
-Loss S2()()
Cbrislmaa trees are beconu.ni
a valuable commodity
When UU.V• &tole two lo-foot Donal• fln from a am.tmaa
tree kJt ln lrWae llooclay ......
noon, the loal wu placed at
S200
Polltt aaid two un.ldentlfied
auapttt.a drove up to the lot an
the Walnut Shopp10g Center and
parked tbetr van on the eut aade
of lbe lot.
The attendant there, Adelle
Stone. and her aon were wortfne
oo the west s1de or the lot when a
woman t.okl lbem someone wu
puttina trees m the rear ol tbe
van.
When the van was approached
by llra. Stooe's aoo, the doon
alammed abut and the vehicle
sped otf.
Loot Recovered
SAN FRANCISCO <AP>
Three men robbed Ca.ndlestllk
Park'• cooceWon olflce ol ~
than $75,000, but the m.OIMJ was
NCOffl'ed after tbe7 abandoned
their car and Oed OD foot. poliee
uy.
I I -
ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1979 Fl FTEEN CENTS
.Civil War Looms, omeiniTold
4 Survive Crash .
I Two From Irvine on Catalina Plane .,
Four Oran1e CounUana, ln·
1. cludln1 two Irvine residents,
1,; yere reported ln -1ous but sta-
' ble CCDditiCJa today at a Tor-i ranee hospital after surviving a
J•fiery airplane crash Monday on
Catalina Island.
, The four victims suffered
third degree bums over 15 to 30
percent ol their bodies -m08lly
on their arms, hand.5 and backs
-after their small plane
crashed on takeoff from
Catalina's Airport-in·tbe-Sky.
which is located about 10 miles
from the harbor resort town of
Avalon.
A spokeswoman at Torrance
Memorial Hospital said today
. the four victims were still being f treated in the burn unit.
The injured were identified as
pilot Christopher Williams of
Cypress; Karen Mendez, 24, of
Anaheim; Chris Taylor, 26, or
Jrvine, and his 24-year-old wife,
Terry.
Deputy Doyle Campbell of the
Los Angeles County Sheriff's
Department said the plane bad
'
taxied about 2,000 feet down the
runway when an engine cowling
I apparenUy broke loose and new
straight up in the air.
Campbell said this may have
caused the Piper Cherokee lo
veer to the left and off tbe edge
of an embankment, where the
small craft exploded
• The four managed to escape
the naming wreckage and a
&beriff's bellcopter transported
tlaem to Torrance for treatment
'of their bums. An Avalon airport spokesman
said the four bad arrived on the
lalaocl S\mday to aiCbtMe and
had ~ over until •CIDlll.1 morning.
The cause or the noontime
crash ls under tnvesUcatioo by
the Federal Aviation Ad-
ministration.
A spokesman in the Long
Beach office said today it could
take several weeks to complete
the probe of the accident
Results of that lnvestigabon will
then be turned over to the Na-
taona l Transportation Safety
Board, which will determine the
cau.e ol the era.sh.
Monday's incident was the
second Catalina-related plane
crub in as many days. Two peo-
ple were tilled and one la still
mh•illl in the crash of a private
plane that went down Sunct.y di
Huntington Beach while en route
to Catalina
Vietim Shot Twlee
Mesa Officer Kills
Glass-wielding Man
A Costa Mesa policeman, who
was attacked by a man wield.mg
a large piece of glass from a
broken converuence store door,
shot and lulled the suspect early
today.
Police say Patrolman Gary
Walsh con/rooted the man, Billy
Rex Hill, ZT. after receiving a
call at 6:55 a.m that Hill was
s uspected of lhreatemng a
female clerk at the 7-Eleven
store, 695 Paularino Ave
Walsh reportedly saw Hill run-
ning down Paularino toward
'Bristol Street and several times
told him to stop.
Hill, carrying the piece of
glaaa be bad ticked out ol &be
store door, reportedly took several Mpes at Walsh.
Using bls baton, lbe officer
held back Hill, but the man cao-
tinued to try to cut Walsh, ac-
cordinic to police account.. 'lbf' officer then pulled bis service
revolver.
Walsh fired one shot that hlt
Hill in the shoulder, dropping
him to the pavement, police
said. Hill allegedly got up and
charged Walsh, who fired
another shot that hit Hill in the
heart.
The officer, using bis baton,
held Hill back but the man COD·
tmued to try and cut Walsh. The
officer then pulled bis service
revolver and fired. police said.
Orficer Walsh was not inJured.
Police said they received a
call on the incident al the store
from a customer.
Hill lived at 2021 Arnold Ave .•
Costa Mesa.
No furtbeT detai.la were avail•-
ble at press time. nae lnvestlga·
lion is continuing by the Orange
County Diatrtct Attorney's Of. nee.
Meeting Tonight Cold Spuns
To Record
S446 Figure Housing Revisions
Top Irvine Agenda
Their overbauJ of city housing
policies almost complete, lrvtne
' City Council members will look
al a fuial draft of the housing
aection of the city's general plan
tonight if further fine tuning
may needed.
Proposed revisions in the plan
tbuch on a number of issues, in·
eluding:
-Providing moderately
• priced and low-cost housine.
-Providing adequate apart-
' ment space for families.
t
-Imposing speculation curbs
on resale ol low~t housing.
Tbe comtcil baa held public
· bearinp on bousinf element re· f vlslou at le of its meetings
since March. At those sesaioos,
coundl memben reached a con-
MDa111 cm more than SO issues.
Tbe nearly completed plan
wblcb comes before them
Coast
Weather
Mostly clear and cool
tbrouah Wednesday.
CoJdet tmQbt wi1b Iowa of ~ at tbe beachel and ~
btl•ftd BlPI Wednesday
~from 82 aJaac t1le
cout to 81 lnlaad.
tonight reflects these positions
-On low cost housing, the
council has agreed that the city
should have target goals for pro-
viding such units. These goals
would be established for each
residential village not yet zoned
and would be adopted as part of
the housing element. Before
picking these goals, the city
would conduct a survey of hous·
log needs among people
employed in Irvine.
-On apartment space for
families. the draft plan would
require that, in each village not
yet zoned u of January. at least
50 percent of the apartment
inits would be made available to
families.
The int.ent of Uli5 requirement,
offlclala say, is to insure that at
least half of the apartment units
built in the city would be availa-
ble for families.
-On thwartin& speculation in
<See ROUSING, Pase A%)
School Chief,
1bree Aides
Given Raises
From AP Dlspaklaes
Gold soared $15 t.o tut a record
$446 an OWlce in Zurich today.
The dollar rose against the
Japanese yen but fell in Europe,
. Silver also went un
In London, gold rose to S445 50
at the afternoon fixing of the
main London dealers. It was
trading at $444.50 in Zuncb an
the afternoon.
Gold closed Monday an Zunch
at $431 and in London at $431.75
The previous bigb for gold, an
investor's traditional haven in
limes of monetary uncertainty.
was $444, hit in Zurich Oct. 2
amid a criais of confidence in the
dollar.
Dealers said the gold price
was boosted by Iranian plans to
cut oil production next year, an
expectatico oil producen will in-
crease the price later this
month, and a weaker dollar.
In Tokyo, the dollar fell to a
low of 229 yen dlll'ina trad.lnc ~
day. then rose to close at 235.75.
On Monday it closed at 231.25.
One foretp banker tald: 0 Im-
porten came into the market at
the end ol the day ancJ Japaneae
banks were cauabt without
dollan, cNatinc a sudden ~
aur1e in demand to aettle com·
merd.altramactiom. •·
In Europe the dollar dropped
a1alnat forelan cWTencles in
cenerallJ tbln tradln,. Analyats cited n.o apeelfic
new1 development to aceount for
the market'• modest ncoT«7.
Stock pricea wete m1Ud lD
moderate tndina toda1 • ~ eomtna a modlllt dedlne ID the
ear178Dlnl-
Rock CrD8h
~Suit
Capital Clarlst• ..
The tights of the national Chrutmas tree on the Ellipse
near the White House twinkle during a test lighting.
President Carter will light the tree at a ceremony Thurs-
day. At left is the Washington monument.
No Tinsel?
2 Yule Tree• Priced $200
Christmas trees are becom.ine
a valuable commodity.
When thieves stole two 10-foot
Douglas fin from a Christmas
tree lot in Irvine Monday after-
noon, the loss was placed at
$200.
Pohce said two unidentified
suspects drove up to the lot in
the Walnut Shopping Cent.er and
parked their van on the east side
of the lot.
Tbe atteDdant ~. Adelle
Stone, and ber son were worting
on lbe west side of the lot when a
woman told them someone was
putting trees in th<' rear of the
van
When the van wa s approached
by Mrs. Stone's son, t.h c doors
slammed shut and the vehicle
sped off.
Onofre Waste Fuel
OK'd for Transport
By RAYMOND ESTRADA
Of .. Delly "-'"""
Federal officials say tbe
roadblocks have been cleared to
allow spent radioactive fuel to
be transported away from the
San Onofre nuclear power plant
site three miles south of San
lement.e.
Jamea Hancbett, a Nuclear
Regulatory Commission
spokesman in San Francisco,
said Monday the 1peot fuel pro-
duced from San Onofre's reactor
will aJ(ain be allowed to be
Tension
Mo11nts
In Iran
TEHRAN. lran (AP> -The
spiritual leader of the A.zerbal-
ja.n.l Twb. wbo are rebelling
acatmt government authority in
the northwest, said ln an in
terview today that Ayatollah
llubollab Khomeini would face
civil war i! he did not liberalize
bis policies toward AzerbaiJan.
The dtspute between Iran's
two bigbest-rank.lng holy men tn·
teosifaed when Ayatollah
Mohammed Kc.zem Shariat
Mad an. second most senaor re
Ugaow; leader, said m an m
t.ervaew with Associated Press
correspondent Maurttn Johnson
al bis home m the holy city of
Qom. "U the executive mak~
mutakes again, the da s
turbaoces will continue tn
Aierbaijao, tension wall in
crease. people will start lo loll
each other, ciVll war wall ta.le<'
place."
Kbome1n1 says •·American
spies" fomented the rebell.too It
ta m ats sa.xt.h day, by the Azen
Turks, the largest of lran's
elbruc m.mont.Jes, an Tabnz, the
capital ot Ea.st Aurbal}an and
lran's third largest city.
The Az.erts' rebellion is con-
sidered a threat to Khomeini's
power because of the role the
mlnority plays an lranlan socie-
ty. Known for t.betr bard work
and detenn..inabon to advance
t.hem..aehes, the Auris are dis-
proportton.ately represented am.a the miUlary' civil Ml"Yic:e aad tlae merebaat class.
A1tboalh mart live in A.zerba1
Jan. many others are spread
~the coant.ry.
Aad, becau1e of Sbarlat-
M.art'a ~ rat. the dis-
pute t.bruteDs to underm.lDe the
reUlioW leelUmacy of tbe fev-
olutioll.
Angered by mob attacks on
Sbarial·Madan's home and by
the failW"e of Kbomeuti's new
Islamic constitution to grant
them autonomy. the Turk:.
sf'ned control o f Tabru: on
Thursday and battled govern·
ment troops and revolut.lonar)
guards through the weekend for
control of the l<X"al radio station
and other government bwldmgs
Khomeini's forces regained
control of the radio station Mon
day Tehran radio said a "group
of armed people" tned lo attack
lbe station but were repulsed
and 72 were arrested. Reporters
in Tabru said rival groups dem
oostrated in the city but they
saw no attack on the station.
Khomeini sent a peace delega
lion to Tabriz beaded by
Finance Minister Abolbassan
Bani Sadr. but leaders of the Turts-Moslem People's Partyre-
fuaed to meet with them. The de-
l e ea tioo did t alk with the
proVince's governor-general.
Meanwhile, Foreien Minister
Sadeeh Gbotbzadeb said today
international observen will~
the American bostqes ln tbe oc-
cupied U.S. Embassy "in the
very near future.••
Gbotbzadeb told a news con-
fereo~. "We a.re going to have
independent international ob-
servers to co and visit tbe
pruonen in, I hope. a very abort
lime and afterwards I hope that
visits wW be made repla.rly."
Shah's Kin
Offen Self
Iran Interview
..,, Ollleer •.w I• .... ,
L~O BBACH (AP> -TIM OoMt Quant and )IClltal tuDec· ton arrwWd u olncer Oft a tQPeltaDbr .._It doet.J at.
dawn ~J. on ebars .. tbat be IUillcl a bOmb to a ""1ner Naval m1 •uperior wbo bad blm ..,.u.d from ADD .
Tbe bonab exploded Nov. 14 lD auebct cacamonca, 9-JUltol
• WOllJU who worked wttb the man wbo WU die ~ taraet.t abonlY aft.er the man'• ......... add.Nu and pletuN .,..
pearea bl tbe Naval Academy'• aJumal m.,utDe.
O.E. llid> .. llOD. eblef DOStal l.Dlpeetor, Aid llercbant Marine offtcer nomu E. "lfau wu arrested aboard tbe
Aluka,.bound aopertanker, the USS Sttu'v•ant.. flUe tbl ab1p
waa retuellni ln Lona Beaeb harbor.
l{ellllfti• .... .,. 125•,He
CIUCAGO (AP) -After a feat1ve nlsbt ln Chlea.10, Sen.
Edward M. Kennedy'• pnlidentW campalp ll '250,000 richer.
Cblcqo wu the tlnt atop on a fUnd·railinC tour for UM
Mu1aehUMUa senator. From there, he wu beadini today for
l"lortda, 1'bere bi. wife, Joan, planned to spend a day cam·
pallJlinl wit.II blm.
Monday n.llbt, wttb Chlca10 Mayor Jane Byme at hil aide,
Kennedy attracted between l,SOO and 4,000 people to the Conrad
Hilton Hotel for a $100-a-plate dinner.
I••• Keepf•• OH PeUe•
TOKYO (AP) -Prime Minister MuayOlbl Oblra aald to-
day that Japan might consider reatrictinl oU import.a from Iran
if the U.S ·Iranian crtala worsens, "but at the present time we
are not conalderin1 thia poeslbillty."
.. For the present time, Japan muat make every effort to
secure the oil Import.a that it needs," the prime miniater told re-
porten.
Obira was responding to crttlcllm from a •J>Okeaman for Secretary or State Cyrus Vance who said Monday that Japanese oil
companies and banks were undercutting the economic
pre11ure the U.S. 1overnmeot Ls putting on Iran to try to force
Ayatollah Rubollah Khomeini to free the 50 Americana held
hostaseintheU.S. Emba.asylnTebraoainceOct.4.
Teadtera, P•ptb Sia•• In K •ees
TURIN, Italy CAP) -A dozen leftist terrorists includint
several women raided a buslneu achool today, herded more
than 200 teachers and at.udents into an auditorium tor a "lec-
ture" and shot 10 of them in the lega. police reported.
The victima -five teachers and five studenta -were all
Uated in fair condition at boeplt.ab.
Police IOUfc:ea laid it wu the first time the Jtallu ter·
rortlc. ~ to a mau Jmeecappiq -a taeUc fnq....U,
ued bJ tbe~· uu. A police olftd.al aald It wu one o1 th• .. IDCllR e plu.Ded. muterfuU1 executed" ratda lD fU.
Jy, where have twed 11 penons and kneecapped 20
before today'• attack.
Nawpon .... a&1 eo.dJ
......... .... ..... of • co lie built oe •aeut laad ID ball M.oncta1 ud loDD9d ...,.
ly lwo 1C1UN lilt otl of.
"" .... lndulbtal Qan. from land dllf•et .. for MtiN COG·
ltnaetkla.
A bo•t TOO aerH of un
developed land LI atteeW.
Tb• C'\U, w eb tame ID tbe
form of an amendmtAt to the
cltJ'• feMtal plu, we.re C9' ~ D1 t.IM two mljor .,..
··~. !Jiii lrwt.M eom,.., ad lM Mu CompUJ.
TodaJ a qat•1nu for Koll .
aaJd tbe reducUou make tbe
ft.rm'• lad near .lobn w.,..
Airport Wldtvelopable. He laid
th• ~ LI ccotemplMiAI te1al
Tb• Mme courw of aeUon wu undu eon1lderatlon at tbe Jrv!De~. In addi to ndueln.1 tbe
numben of buHdl"f. to be al· lowed OD vacant aad, COCID·
cllmen a1lo enacted a meaaun
wblch ..ould eliminate certam
lypet ol land from developmmt,
tbu1 furt.ber reduclnc th•
amoWlt of tutun bulldlna.
That land wblcb 'can be
deemed undevelopable lDch.ldel
acreap that bu environmental·
ly aemltlve babltat areaa, bluffa,
streama, ceololical buardt and
r"ideatiaJ property where there
are h1'b nobe levels
Cou.netlmeo voted 5 to 2 in
favor ol tbe cbU11ea with Jackie
Heather and Doa Mclnn.la dJ.I.
sentlq.
Proponents of the cbanses
said tbe reductlonl are aimed at
reducln1 traffic con1e1Uon in
Newport !leach. Mn. Heather
and Mcbmb said tbe cbaqes
were arbitrary and 10 com-
prebenalve that an environmen-
tal impact "POrt 1bould be pre-
pared before the cuta are made
final.
Bnngled Burglary
Leads to Slaying
VICKSBURG, Mias. (AP> -A
bun1led burglary ln Texas
turned Into a kidnap spree
through three stat.ea that left. one
of three boslasea &bot to death
and a suapect under arrest,
autbortUea -.y.
MlchMJ Wayne Hardaw91, 25,
and hll lh'tfrte1!41 C111lhl• Bax-
ter U, wen aDaUCted u they
Jeit a Bouler City . La ,
restaurant Monday evenln1.
police aald.
Briggs Grilled on Bill
State Senator Mum on Canal Vote
87 IEUY aAtJ8EN ••IMllY .......... State Sen. John Brt111, R·
Fullerton. refUMI to be plnned
down on how he'll vote In
January oo a bll1 to incnue the
flow of Northern CalUornla water to <>nnce County. · Que.Uoned durtn1 a KOC!:
(Channel 50) televt1ton ap·
pearanee to be aired toclaY at =:ao ·ID:i BriCP aatd h• adU la
mad me COltl and even tbe
fol' a canal delSped to in·
CN&H water' lmportl to most of
Soutbml California.
The channel.· called the
Peripheral Canal, would mon
northern area rlver water
around tbe Sacramento-San Joa-
qu1D deJta area to .. ,t.er a at.ate
aqued':~ currently terv· ina tbe eount1ea.
The lqlalatJve blll lnlroduced
laat year to con1truct tbe
1yltem, Sen. Rubeo Ayala'• SB
200, .,., blocked ln the _powerful
senaw ftnuce Committee lat
JwiebyaWvota.
DAILY PILOT
Brtns and Sen. William
Campbell, R·Whittler, were the
two Southern California commit-
tee memben who cut ke)' m.. tumtnc tbe bill away but lea.tac
it open for another committee
vote next month.
Jn an 1Dtervtew taped with KOCE'1 Jim Cooper, Brt._, uJd
be doubtl the beed for the canal
eaUmated to cotl teOO mi.Ilion
but wblcb, be aald, t.:bly
would nm cloler to •1 u the result of lDtJatlon.
Tb• propoeed 41-mile can.al, ln
p)analq for 15 yean, would
touch off a Oury of law 1u1ta,
P.,..P-AJ
HOUSING •••
)OW·OOll boUl.lJll rtaalea, the
propc>Md boUllnl element would
requlr• flra~tfme buyeu of
these unlta to retain ownenbtp
for at lealt a year lf the umta
were made po11lble tbrou1b
1overmnmt •uhlldla. If bu11ra have to move becauae ct Job tranafel'I or 101De
otber compellio1 re11on, tbe
plan IQI, the unJta could be
renWCS out. '!'be amount of rent,
however oou1d not offed the llmlt Ciift.nec:t by tbe cttJ u al· fordable tor that tacome ll'OUP tor wblcb tb• unltia were ortllU111 bulll &.QUiit.i to ,.. out ua:ltl, ..... ,.... ,.,., W'OGld
be rm.w.d U4 approv-9 by
the cltt'• dlrector of commwllJ cS.nlote..,..,
Thete Nltiietlou "o\&Jd be .. ,~ to 4ltoOW'aP~ ......... ....,.,. .. ~,.~
~ froial .. mtdlate .. ..... • the lioall.. 4ooum.t
~ oomdl WW rm.w dllilt
ad oew poilel• IMl.-.S ID
UledoeumM&lml-.TM.-. .., U.wUl .. ~ totW
....., P' h .. C.•itlldOI ",. ~rt .............. PN•l-.sn Cl" elali llaH rMOm· atiMltd tW IM eom•lns'm '9
~ ... ,,, ........ e ... ~ .. """'"* rr:t.~ a. w. i1'11f ;,.,. .....
Brt111 aald. Delta area farmers
and cooaervalionilta claim they
have 100 yean of water rtpta to
the f1owa that empty Into San
Franci.co Bay, be •aid.
The 35tb Dialltct NDat.or aaid
be 11 not coovtnced that water
coaaervaUoa by Southern
Californians ma)' not be one
anawer to predicted water
ahortapa in the next decade.
Anotblr ait.maUve, be Mid,
ta to deepeli u.. ailUq delta·
area aQUlduet aystem to proride moreflOw.
Entertainer
Uza Minnelli
Ho8pitalized
r fta>DKS IC80S•1& ................
A VMtQra Coumy pTOMeUtor
btpo a a.n,thr ualrall ol the
•vldaee todaJ tn a •ls·..U IODI Oraqe Coaatt upertor
CoUt tliAl ~ • ...,,.. .. wm Pl"• to • illl'J tlW. 1heodon
Frank kl6a~ raped.
tortured end m a",..,.
old Amy SUe Sdb.
Be-'mlnl bi. ft.Dal ar~
.., .......
TRIAL NEAAINO END
Theodont Fr•nk
Richard
McDowell
Dies at 63
Richard McDowell, former
San Juan Capistrpo City Coon·
ell member and a decorated
Army colmel, ta dead at tbe ace otaa.
McDowell, who stepped down
from h1a council aeat midway
through bi.a tint term followtq
the death ol hia wife Dee, died
Sunday at Whittler Memonal
Hospital where he was re-
cuperat.Jn1 from recent heart
surgery
The form er S an Juan
Capistrano reaident bad moved
earlier thh year to the home ol
hla dauehtet' ln Newport Beach,
after bia wtle'a death.
He waa eJected to the Mlukw"
City Council lo Marcb, lt11,
after movin1 to town ln tm.
The former coundl member wu
city mana1er of tb• ctt1 of
Norwalk until April, um, baviq
Joined that city 81 an aulatant
city admlntatrator lD 1185.
McDowell wa1 a decorated
A.rm7 eo&one.I, wbo Jo&Aed the Mrvice ID UNO.
&aail mcnbll ~ Dt.ttrtct At·
tonMJ lr.-tm Pras•r Hid, Polal-l.Jll towarct rr.u. ··u.. tviCllDoa
ta dear tbe defeodant Tbeodan
Prank. lltUDI over then, k:Wlld
AmJSeb." Prapr ... ned tbat ,.... ... a:J:-• to .. aw, bll lutttul ad a bat.red for dilldnD la the eommlaioa of
tbe 1lletlMI ertme.
..He W'mU to bumWate and
de11ade them. ff• wanta re-
••••'" Pra&er told the.....,. man, ft.,.woraan JWJ la ludp
BJron McMll18D't cowtroom.
Prank, 4t, of Woodland Hilla,
wu arnl9ted ln January ln coa·
neetlon wl1b the March 12, 1978,
abctUdioo of the Setts 1irl wbo
dlaappeared from her aant'a
home In Ventura Cocmt1.
Her mutilated body waa found
two daya later ID Top8J111 Cu·
JCID lD Lot Aqelea CountJ .
The trial wu moved to
Orao1e County from Ventura
County OD a chanae ot venue mo-
tion due to IDUllve publldty. ,,.,. told the Jury that tbe
c ... "lnwJi"' tbe questiaD of
wbo d\m.Dlt." The defendant,
Yra1e1 eoat!aued "aald be dldn't
and the defense aays, well, 1ee.
Mr. Frank didn't do it "
Prater to&d tbe Jury to dJ.I.
count the def eme cootenlioo th.It
the crimee couJd have ~ com-
m Uted by another Ventura
County raide:at wbo at one time
bad beea a auapeet, albeit DOt a
1troa1ooe.lntbeSeita1laym1
The defeou tbeory. Yr11er
asserted, doean 't work when It lS
con1ldered In U1bt of other evidence against Frank.
Tbe pn.ecut.or uld It would
be "incredible" to believe lb.at
another peraon could have
tortured the Setts 11rl with a pair ol Vice Grtp pliers that
were aeised by lnveatl1aton
from Frank'• apartment
Expena from the Loa Anplea
County Medical Es.amlner-
Corooer'a otnce testlf'led duriq
the trial that teat lmpreuiom
made with the pUen were Iden-
tical to ampreulona f ouad lo the
girl' a breut tissue
The defense bad aoucbt
tbrouih other expert lestlmony
to refute the concluatoo that ex
act compariaons could be drawn
Pra1er estimated tbat bla
ar1ument will talle at leut ooe
day to conclude, meanl.cl& tbat
Juron l1kelJ will aol bectD da-
lJberatiim ..uJ ..... .,.
u the Jury retuma a ~ verdict on the m\lrder c e
the ume panel wall ~n
II b-erate, followin& a penalty
heart°', whether Franll should
fact' deatb rn the s tate eaa
cbamber
Frank 11 char1ed wJtb one
count each ol lddnapplnt. rape,
sex pervendoo and murder
Manhunt Continues
SANTA FE, N.M (AP> -A
maabunt Ullal beUeopt.en and
do1 taama eoatillued toQy ID
nort!Mrn New lfnieo tor ftft
prtaoa ~· • after foar odms were t~ wit.bout tnddenl.
autbortfiea aald. A.Sthortliea ·
bellen tbe remalalDa fin
neapem could be anoed and
are conaldered eztremely
daqeroua.
Teen Critical
After Suicide
Try in Jail
A 17 ·year-old Inmate in
Oranae County Jail wu rePort·
ed in very crtUcal condition to-
day after be attempted to bane
himself ln bi. Jail cell, accordiq
to sheriff department offlciala.
The youth, wbo WU held OD
auapidoo ol k.idnappin1. npe,
robbery and aex perversion, .,.,
found bani1nl from a bedabeet
that wu tied to the bars ol hla
cell Sunday, Lt. Wyatt Hart
aald
Hart laid the youth, wbo waa
arrested ln Fullert.ocl Dec. s. bad
a v11lt frotn a female friend
while other juveniles at the
men'• jail were out uercis101.
When they returned at U:2S
p m he waa found unconsclot.m.
The Y<>Wll lDmate WU t.aken
to UC Irvine Medlul Center
wbere be la beUeved to be oo life
aupport aysteln9.
Hart aaid lt Wll determined
that the boy wbo be refuaed to
identify wu found to be WllWla·
ble for custody at Juvenile Hall.
2 Million
Get Extra
Holiday
W AllmlGT<>N <AP> -P'Nlt· deat caaer bu derided to snot
2 1 mUUon non·postal federal
e mployees an extra day off al
Cbnatmas, a movt' that wall cost
i..xpayens null1om of dollars m
la.at Ume and please the lareest
u.nJoo ~ federal workers
The presadent 1s maluna Mon
day . Dec 24 a holiday for
f~erai workers, effed.ively etv
lng tbem a four-day weekend
Tbe order does not apply to the
LDdependent U.S. Postal Service.
whole ~en are toVered by
eollecUve barpioJq eoo&racta.
Jeanne O'Nelll. a Poatel
Service .--womu, uJd Che •
mall qmey planned to carry on
"bn•tne• • mu.al" that day.
Carter 1ummooed Kenneth.: Bla~lock.._ prealdent of tll_.:
Am•riecr rederatlaa ol Qo.,.,,, ••
mat l:mPAoJw, to u.e Wbtte :
Houae &ladaJ to liH him tM•
new•. MIMI fede'al ollleiala wbo :
decUDed t.o .. tdlaafted. ~:
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CT10NS, 32 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALf FORNJA TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1979 Fl FTEEN CENTS
Civil War Looms, omeiniTold
Shot Ki11s Suspect
Glass-wielding Man Attacks Cop
A COlta Mesa policeman, wbo
wu attacked by a man wteJdin&
a larae piece ol llaaa from a
broken convenience store door,
abot and killed the suspect early
today.
Police say Patrdlinan Gary
Watab coafrooted the man, Billy
Rex Hill, rr, after receiving a
call at 6:55 a.m. that Hill was
suspected of threatening a
female clerk at the 7-Eleven
San Onofre
Spent Fuel
MOve Set
By RAYMOND ESTRADA °' .. Dlltty ...... ,....
Federal officials say the
roadblocks have been cleared to
allow spent radioactive fuel to
be transported away from the
San Onofre nuclear power plant
site three miles south of San
'lemente.
James Hanchett, a Nuclear
Regulatory Commission
spok~man in Sao Francisco,
said Monday the spent fuel pro-
duced from San Onofre'a reactor
wU=a ain be aUowed to be • sill by truck to a storage
fac ty ln Monis, m.
Earlier this year. NRC of·
ficlals tilbtmed rules reaardlq tM sMpwnatt: of the apeat fDel
from the nation's 70 llcemed
atomic reactors.
Hanchett said the exact dale
and route oo which San Onofre'•
spent fuel will be shipped will
I not be released for security rea·
\ sons. The fuel could be used to
produce plutonium.
Under the new NRC rules,
Hanchett said armed guards
must accompany each spent fuel shipment.
<See HOT FUEL. Page A.%)
School Chief,
~ Three Aides
(·Given Raises:
Saddleback Comm unity
College District trustees granted
pay bikes Mooday to Superinlen·
dent Robert Lombardi and his
three aides.
Lombardi's $51,000 annual
aalary was raised to $54,500. Ria
contract . was extended to Aua.
, 31, 1982. Lombardi also 1ets a
'250 auto milea1e allowance.
Alaistant superintendents Roy
Barletta, F.dward A. Hart and oewly aPPCinted Wllliam Jay all
oow WU1-receive '47 ,000 annual
••lartes.
JaJ, who was pald $44,163
prior to the pay hike, was ~
moted Monday from b1I post aa
inltruction dean to a1aiatant
1apertutendent al tmtructioll.
Barletta, colle1e buslneaa
dllef, and Bart. aide lD cbarp
d 1enenl dnelopmeot both re-
celnd lnereuea of ~.ooo lD
tbelr amn&a1 ularl•.
store, 81115 PaulartDo Ave.
W alab reportedly saw Hill run-
nlne down Paulartno toward
'Brl•tol Street and several times
told him to stop.
Hill, carryine the piece of
glass be bad kicked out of the
store door, reportedly took
several swipes at Walah.
The officer, using his batoo,
held Ifill back but the man con-
tinued to try and cut Walsh. The
NOW Snubs
UuterBid
WASHINGTON <A P > -
The executive board of the
110,()()()..member National
Organization for Women
has decided to oppose
President Carter for re·
nomination and re-election
-even if Carter's nval is
an opponent of the Equal
Rights Amendment
NOW's board decided
that Carter must be held
accountable for the failure
of state legislatures dur·
ing his term to complete
ratlficatloo of the conatitu-
tional amendment, which
would ban descriminalion
on the basis of sex.
The ERA must be
ratilled by 38 atatea by
June ao. 1S82 to become
part of the Constitution. It
baa been approved by 35
nate., but fh• ba.-Id.Dee
rescinded appiovaL
Four Survive
Fiery Crash
At Catalina
Four Orange Counlians, in·
eluding two Irvine residents,
were reported in serious but sta·
ble coodition today at a Tor·
ranee hospital after surviving a
fiery airplane crash Monday oo
Catalina Island.
The four victims suffered
third degree burns over lS lo 30
percent of their bodies -mostly
on their arms, hands and backs
-a fter their s mall plane
c rashed on takeoff from
Catalina's Airport· in-the-Sky.
which is located about 10 miles
from the harbor resort town ol
Avalon.
A spokeswoman at Torrance
Memorial Hospital said today
the four 11\ctims were sUll being
treated ln the burn unit.
The Utjured were identified u
pilot Cbrlatopber Wllllama of
Cypreu; Jtanm llendft, JI, of
Anabeim; Chrls Taylor, 26, or
Irvine, and his 24-year-old wife,
Terry.
Deputy Doyle Campbell of the
Loi Aqelea Couty Sheriff's
Department aald the plane bad
tuied about 2.000 fM down the
nmway when an enlioe cowUa.c
appa.rentb' tJrc*e &oole and Oew
1trai~t up In the ah':
C>fficer tben pulled his service
revolver and fired, police said.
Offtcer Walsh was not injured.
Police said they received a
call on the incident at the store
from a customer.
Hill lived at 2021 Arnold Ave ..
Costa Mesa.
No further details were availa·
ble at press lime. The investiga-
tion is continuing by the Orange
County District Attorney's Of.
rice
Gold Soars
To Record
In Zurich
~m AP Dbpakbes
Gold soared $15 lo h1t a re<:ard
$446 an ounce in Zurich today.
The dollar rose against the
Japanese yen but fell m Europe.
Sliver also went up.
In London, gold rose to $445.50
at the afternoon fixing of the
main London dealers. It was
trading at $444.50 in Zurich in
the afternoon.
Gold cloeed Monday in Zurich
at $4.31 and in Loodoo at $4.31.75.
The ~ hl&h for Cold. an innstor'a tracfltiqtal baven in
times ol monetary uncertainty,
wu $444, bit in Zunch Oct. 2
amid ac:rilds ol ~ m &be
dollar.
Dea.lien aald the cold price
WU bcated by Iranian plana to
cut oil productioo oext year, an
expeetatioo oil producers will in·
crease the price later this
month, and a weaker dollar.
In Tokyo, the dollar fell to a
low of 229 yen during trading to-
day, then rose to close at 235.75.
On Monday it closed al 231 2S.
One foreign banker said: "Im·
porteni came into the market at
the end of the day and Japanese
banks were caught without
dollars, creating a sudden up-
surge in demand to settle com·
mercial traosactiODB. · ·
Pole Sitter
This small Chnstmas tree s its atop a pole to the entrance
of the Lagunita area of Laguna Beach Monday. perhaps
put there to provide a guidepost for Santa Claus when he
heads over the area Christmas night. Normally the pole
is used for flying flags.
Clemente Crime Up 21 %
San Juan, Laguna Slww Declines
BJ STEVE MITCHELL
GI-DMty ...... Staift While two South Coast cities
recorded a decline ln crime dur·
ing the fint nine months of this
year, San Clemente bad a 21 per-
cent increase, accordln1 to a re-
port from the Oranee County
Criminal Justice Council.
The report shows crlme was
down by 5.4 percent in San Juan
Caplstrmo and by 3.3 percent in
La,una Beach u compared with
the f1nt three quarten of im.
Overall. Oraqe Count)' cWet
and unincorporated areas
showed a 7.8 percent increue
for tbe f1nt three quarters ol
this year.
San Clemeole'I at8tlat1CI were
among the highest mcrease re-
corded, and that city's police
chief cites a drop in personnel as
being partially responsible for
the figures.
In a report to the clty, Chief
Gary Brown said comtrainta of
Proposition 13 kept him from
addina additional personnel to the
pollceforce.
He said the department cur·
Bendit Hits
Capistrano
S&L Office
A lone bandit with dyed sandy
brown hair held up• San Juan Capistrano MWlCI and loa of.
llct lloaday aftemooo and fled
wltb a 1mall, but 1UU Wl·
determined, amGUDt Of cub. Tbe tbua entered tbe
Brentwood Sa.tap aDd Loo,
IZ2$5 c..miDO ~. atl:•
p. m. and baadld • teller a nolll.
TM not. Mid &be maa bad a.-
der bU OOlt Ud to bad. onr
IDOMJ.
a.ur'• llrnstlsaton .,....,.
~ •• la ........ bUdlt "'° held up ....... Viejo .....
and ma tw ..a..,. a.a •
llDce elm •••rJ. tW ..,, Ille
bu a~ dJ.cl WI utr. tnd..1 aid.e .. ....................
Tension
Mo11nts
In Iran
TEHRAN. Iran (AP) -The
spiritual leader of the Aurbai
jani Turlu, who are rebelling
against government authority in
the northwest, said in an in
terview today that Ayatollah
RuboUah Khomeini would face
civil war if he did not liberalize
bis policies toward Azerbaijan.
The dispute between Iran's
two hlghest·ranlting holy men tn-
t e o s 1 '1 e d when Ayatolla h
Mohammed Kazem Shariat
Madan , second most seruor re-
ligious leader, said 1n an in
terv1ew with Associated Press
correspondent Maureen Johnson
at his home 111 the boly city of
Qom. "U the execuUve makes
mutakes again. the dis -
turbances will continue 1n
AzerbatJan, tension wall in-
crease. people wlll start to kill
each other, civil war will lake
place "
Kbome10l says "American
spies" fomented the rebellJon It
ts m its sixth day. by the Azen
Turks. the largest of Iran's
ethnic mmontles. 10 Tabnz, the
capital o( East AzerbaiJan and
Iran's third largest city
The Azens' rebellion is con-
sidered a threat lo Kbomeiru 's
power becaUle of the role the
minority plays in Iranian socae-
ly. Known for their bard won
and determlDat1oo to advance
tbemllelYel, tbe Azeri.a a.re cfia.
proportionately represented
among the military. civil service
a nd the merchant class. Altboulb mod live iD A.lertJm.
jan. 1DA7 odlen are •Pl"Nd • tbroach«M die ClOmltry.
And. because of Shariat·
Mad.art's relilioas rank. the dis·
pute threatens lo undermine the
religious legitimacy of the fev·
olution.
Angered by mob attacks on
Shanat Madan's home and by
the failure of Kbomem1 's new
Islamic constitution to grant
them autonomy. the Turks
seaied control or Tabriz on
Thursday and battled govern
ment troops and revolutJonary
guards through the weekend for
control or the local radio stat.Joo
and other government buildlllg.s
Khomemt's forces regained
control ol the radio station Mon
day Tehran radio said a "group
or armed people" tned to attack
tbe stat.ion but were repulsed
and 72 we~ arrested Reporters
10 Tabnz said rival groups dem·
onstrat.ed in the city but they
saw no attack oo the station
Kbomeuu sent a peace delega-
tion to Tabriz h eaded by
Finance Minister Abolhassan
Bani Sadr. but leaders of the Turks· Moslem People's Party re-
fUHd to meet with them. The de-
le&ation did talk with lhe
province'• eovemor-eeneral.
Meanwhile, Foreisn Minister
Sadegb Gbotbndeb said today
international observers will see
the American hostages in tbe oc·
cupied U.S. Embassy "in the
very near future."
Coast
Weather
Mostly clear and cool
tbrou1b Wednesday.
Colder tudabt with lows of
31 at the beadM9 and 45
inlaDd. Hl&ba Wednesday
ranlinf froaA 12 a1ona the
coast to• tnlaDd.
IRTODAY
N...-me ben e lb 1 mMr ot bolll• .... Wk• ft .... In .... ....,., MdJDDMd ...,..
IYtwo~ltetolfol· ftee and l tram
lead ..,.. ccm
~
Abo•t HO •ore• of ua-
clneJoped lad .. .a.ct.i
...... euta. • c , ... la &be
tonn ol aa elMQdm
dty•1 1c:nerat plan. •• ,. op.
poH4 1>1 U. t maJ " d · velopen, Use lrvlne Co
aDd the Koll Company.
Today • •POk•mao t~ Kall said U.. reduetkm make firm'• l8Dd .., J w.,..
Airport undevelopable. Ha taid
the company lJ CGDtemplaUQa
le1al adian..
Tbe aame COWM ol aclJon wu
.ioder conalderaUon a\ the
Irvine Company.
. In add1Uoa to reduclq the
numben of bulldlaf• to be al-lowed on vacant eod, coun·
cllmen a1Jo enacted a meuure
wbJeb wou.ld eUmlnat.e certain
types of land from development,
thua further reductn1 the
amoUJlt ot future buildiq.
That land which can be
deemed undevelopable Includes
acreap that bu environmental-
ly aemitive habitat areas, bluffs,
streams, 1eoJ<>11cal buarda and
reaideatlal property wbere there
are h1'b nol.ae levelJ.
Councilmen voted 5 to 2 ln
favor ot the chan&es wU.b Jackie
Heather and Don MclnniJ dis·
1enUn1.
Proponents of the chances
said the reductiom are aimed at
reducln& traffic congestion in
Newport Beach. Mrs. Heather
and Mclnnla said the changes
were arbitrary and so com-
prehensive that an envlronmen
tal impact report should be pre
pared before the cut.a are made final.
Cyclist Hurt
In Laguna
Road Mishap
A Laguna Beach motorcylbl
was injured Monday when a car
pulled out in front or bis blke,
sendln1 blm aldddin' alona
Soutb Coat Hlah••1 for more than 180 feet.
Richard Robert Bo111, 28, ot
1337 Gavtota Drive, wu treated
and later released from Ml.uion
Community Hospital alter the
1:43 p.m. crash near Brooks
Street on Coast Highway.
Police said Linda Jean Gen
nette, 31, of 24012 Plover St.,
Laguna NJaueJ, apparently
pulled away from the curb lo the
northbound lanes of Coast
Hl1hway and the two vehicles
colUded.
Officers said today they are
inveaUaating the accident.
lagunan, 88,
Stable After
Wlncident
A L&llllla Beach man who wu
atruek on Cout Hl1bway lut
week by an automobile, remalna
in atable coridltJon today at Sad·
dlebact Comnu.mltJ Hocptt.al.
Carl Laurte. -. wbo liv• at
•10 North Cout Ylpway wu
cro11ln1 the buay bl1hway
toward Boat CQJOn Jut Than·
day when be wu •truck by a car
driven by Pone• llercado
Severo, 18, al 5'1• Knowell Place,
Coltalleta.
Offloiala at the acene Of the ac·
cldent utd Laurie wu struck by
a veblele travel1n1 at about 25
mile• per hour.
He auffered a broken lee and
bead lJUurtel ln the 2:65 p.m. lo·
cldent.
DAILY PILOT
Laguna Bell Ringers
Cathy O'NelU, a member of the Laauoa
Beach Transpor1.aUon, LWlch and Counsel·
ing (11.£) senior clUzen aroup, collects
donation from Lagunan John Gabriela In
front of downtown post office. The aenlor
group is donating hours th.rouah Chrtatmu
to collect coins for the SalvaUon Army
Group. which bu volunteered time tor the
past two year1, hopes to collect $3,000 for
their efforts this ~ason.
Briggs Grilled on Bill
State Senator Mum on Canal J'ote
By JERllY CLAUSEN
OI .. Deity ...... l4Mf
State Sen. John Briffs, R -
Fullerton. refuses to be pl.nned
down on bow he'll vole In
January oo a bill to increase the
flow or Northern California
water to Orange County.
Questioned during a KOCE
(Channel 50) televaslon •P·
pearance t.o be aired today at
10 · 30 p.m .. Bnggs said he still is
studying the costs and even the
need for a canal designed to In·
crease water Imports to most of
Southern Callromia.
The channel, called the
Peripheral Canal, would move
northern area river wate r
around the Sacramento-San Joa-
fi',....P~AJ
DIES ..•
proper burial,'' hia si.ter said,
only to dl1cover the Injured soldier wu lJt.UJ alive.
McDowell received • medical
retirement in 1963 and received
the Distinguished Service Croa
ror hls service in Okinawa.
His first wire. Julia, died In
1952 after 10 years of marria1e,
and McDowell married Dee In
1955, aft.er meeting her in Berlin
where he was stationed.
She died last year in San Juan
Capistrano of cancer .
McDowell ia survived by aiA-
t e r s Blanche and Trudy
McDowell, both of La Habra;
sons Richard, of JacksonvUle,
Fla., Frank, or South Laruna.
David, of Seattle, Was h. and
James or Pla~ntla.
He also is survived by
daughters Suaan Stoll, Newport
Beach; Ann lordanidls, Seattle,
and Blanche McDowell of
Red ondo Beach and six
grandchildren.
Memorial services wiU be held
Wednesday at 6 a.m . at the
Episcopal Pariah of St. Stephen
Church in La Habra with Fat.her
J . Michael En1el.s offlclatine
The family uka \hat donations
be made to the American Heart
Aaaoclation.
Entertainer
Uza Minnelli
Hospitalized
NEW YORK (AP) -Enter·
tainer Uu Mln.oelU. who wu
married one week 110. 1utrend
a mhcarrla1e and wa1
boapltalised briefly, tho New
York P09l reported today.
The Po1t said th• 11n1•r·
actre11, ustnc the name of ber
manaaer .... admlu.d to \he
mai.rnlly Medon or New York
UotPIU!-Comell lle41cal Cater oa lloada1. 8be bad been n.bed
to th• boilptta1 frOm ber apart-
aumt. on Cctnl Park &outti, the
HWIJ>qer 11ld. A ~pltal IPokHmall 1all$ Ml11 M1Melll WU meated later Moad#, but woWd no& tomment
C1C1 \M nature ol bet tNatiiilnt.:
..... MlnnetJI married Mark
Gero laat TatfdaJ at 8t. Bartbolom••'• Spluopal Cbwda.
quln delta area to enter a state
aqueduct. system cu1Te0Uy aerv-
in1 tbe southern counties.
The lelialaUve bill lntroduced
last year to construct the
system, Sen. Ruben Ayala'• SB
200, wu blocked lo \he powerful
Senate Finance Committee lut
June by a 8-5 vote.
Brlges and Sen. Wiiliam
Campbell, R·Whlttier, were \he
two Southern California commit·
tee members who cast key votes
turning the bill away but leaving
It open for another committee
vote next month.
Jn an interview taped with
KOC E 's Jim Cooper, Brius said
he doubta the need for the-canaJ
estlmated to coat $600 million
but which, he said, probably
would nm closer to $1 billion u
the result of inllation.
The propmed O-mlle canal, In
plaonlna tor 1.5 yeara, would
touch olf a nury of law auita,
Brlep said. Delta area farmers
and camervatJonl.IU claim they
have 100 ,..ars of water rlllata to
lhe flows that empty into San
Fran ct.co Bay, be a aid.
The 35tb Dblrict senator aald
be la not convinced that water
conservation by Southern
Californians may not be one
answer to predicted water
shortages in the next decade.
Another alternative, be said,
11 to deepen the exiatlnt delta·
fi',....Pflfle Al
HOT FUEL ••
NRC otncta.l.I have expressed
fears that t.errorist groups could
attempt t.o sel~e t.he plutonlum-
rlch material and uae it to
manufacture a crude atomic
bomb.
Southern California Edison
Company officials, operators o(
the San Onofre plant, and NRC
a1de1 are now arr~& the de·
tails ror the eventuai cootinued
spent fuel transport In ac-
cord aoce with the new
auldellnel, Hanchett laid.
One new re,WaUoo probibttl
traoaportlns the radioactive
waste throu&h a city of 100,000 or
more population.
Edl.IOll otftcialJ aald a new,
improved cuk for carrylnl the
radioactive rubbtab will be UMd
in the next shipment eapec:ted to
be wit.bin &be next two moatbl.
Some of the roadbloeka recent.
ly thrown up In the tranaport
plans appear to have fallen by
the wayalde. llUn011 letlla•ton earner tbll
year came near flnal approval
of a meuur• to bait all 1pct
radloaetJve fuel tranap0rt witbtn
their state.
Bu~tbat ropoMd mNIUN baa a y bMl1 llMIY9Cl
An a IJ'OUP ot Oklahoma pro-
telten •ttemptad to bait lblJ>-
m•nJa from Calllornle to tbe
nuclear wute ltoral• factlitJ in
JIUnoll. TIMJ tlalmed lt WU
dan1eroua. On• repart lndlc•t•d t111t
aome Pl'CMlten ba Tulia wn
ready to u. dOWD to trcmt ol tM
truek flQIQ Calltorni• to bait tbe •pent..., IMl ...... Nae ometa1a tota . "-pro.
teaten U1 du.., "°" die :!f,m•ntt would be •ltimal .,. local ~ Would
be llOWllid ~ -.....
area aquedud 1ystem to proVI~
more now
But David Kennedy , a
Metropolitan Water District
spokesman appearln1 on the
same televuuoo lbow, said tM
federal 1ovemmnt prohabat.a
deepenlnf becauae ol dan1en to
wildllfe, primarily aalmon, bua
and other game fish.
Briggs noted, ·•Jt would be
cheaper to ~pen the emt.lne
canal. There are eerteln
poUticaJ forces aayin1 U.y will
protect the flab first and worry
about cost.a second .
"I put people first and a>al!
first and flab last." be said.
Kennedy, whose MWD or
gaolzatlon is the lareeat
Southern California water Im-
porter and deliven to Oran,.
County, predicted that by 1M
soul.hem eomrtles will be short
I00,000 aere feet of water.
He noted tbat paat te1aJ &.-
ct.ions 1ave the state of Arisona
about 80 percent of the Colorado
River water Imported throufb
another aenes or aqueducta to
the coastal countiM
The cut.a will be&ln in~. be
said, and must be replaced witb
Northern California river water
Kennedy said the annual loea
would be enoua.h to serve the Ci·
ty of Loa Anaefea.
Brt1ea. however, cbar1ed that
Southern Californians could
save 300,000 acre feet of wat.er
annually by each person takina
jual ooe las abower 1 week.
He claimed that the re&ion
juat weathered three yean or
drou&ht without undue hardablp throu~ COOHrvation.
But Kennedy noted that durlna
the drou&ht Southern California
pumped Its Colorado River
water syat.em t.o full capacity, a
reaource tha\ could dry up In
1985.
Briggs, however , said
California still has the option to
buy water unuaed by Anz.ona
a reserve he claimed could be
available for yean
81 REDDICK ICBOSMmL ... ..., ........
A v .. a CoulltJ proMCtitM bet::.,. ien,th1 anal111I ol tM
H ee today la I Q•weM
loaa On.nae County &~
Court Lrfal tbt -hotel ~ Jll'OY• to • J&D"J daat ,,......
Prank khfnappe4. raped.
tortured ad llUl1dend 2~ year •
old Amy Sue Sett.a. ~ Ma ftnal arcument
thll ID«Dlnf Deputy Dtltrict Al·
tomey tmq Prapr Mid, potnt. 1Df toward~.·-...~ la clear tbe deleadut 1'beodan rrm. ~ ..., tbeft, ki.lled
Amy Mu."
Prater aaaerted that Prank
•aa attempt.inc Lo aatlJfy bia
luattuJ deslre9 and a hatred for
cblldnn in tbt commiuioo t1
the a1Jeced ft'lme. "He wants to humiliate and
de1rade them. He want.a re-
ven1e"' Pr-acer Load the seven·
man, ftv•woman jury In Jqe
Byron Mdflll1n'1 courtroom.
Frank, "· ol Woodland lfilll. wu anated ln January ln coa-
necUoa with the March 12, 1178,
abduction ol the -setts at11 .tlo
disappeared from ber aunt's
home ln Ventura County.
Her mulilated body was found
two da)'I later in Topan1a Can-
yon in Los AqeletCowlty.
Tbe trial was moved to
Oran1e County from Ventura
County on a dlante at venue mo-
lioa due to maulve publiclty
Pra1er told the Jury that the
cau "involves t.be quauoa al
who dunnit "
l'..,..P~AJ
CRIME •..
quarter 1taU1tlc1 could 1t11J
ahown an incre~ over tut year.
11 criminal activity paella up
s1gn1facanUy before the year s
end "
The county report s hows
theft.a. burglaries and auto thefU
declined 9 4 percent for the f1 n t
Olne months Of this year In
Laauna Beach
A dttreue wu alao reported
an robberies thia year, with 20
aucb ancidentl occurrinc t.h11
1ear compared witb 21 dWUll
laat year'• reeordlq period. Inc,_ ID eri.aM ..,.. ~
parted 1n tbe area.a of auravat·
ed aaaau!ta and forcible rapes,
wi~31 auaulta reported t.hi.a year
compared with 17 last year
Ra ptS UlC reaaed slillltly w1\h aut
such aimes reported thu year
compandwithf1veln 1978
lo ~ Juan Caputrano,
Sberiff'I Lt Denoia LaDu~r
said be tttnbutes the 5 4 percent
cnme dlp Ill that city to aeveral
factors.
But M sa19 such statistics are
hard to aoalyxe, addina any
speculation OD &be ftgures would
~ jUJt that.
~tH
Robert L . Price was re-
elected pretident of the Sad-
dleback C.Ommunity College
Board of Trustees Monday.
William Watts was re-
elected as the college
board's vice president.
Shah'& Kin
Offers Self
SACRAMENTO (AP> -
A dlalnbertted nephew of
\he depoeed ahah of Iran
bu offered to exchanae
bimaelf for 20 of the
American hostages in
Tehran
Oanus Pahlavi Hillyer,
Z2, an Amer1can citizen,
t o ld a KCRA TV i n -
terviewer Monday that
aucb an n<'hange would
1.ve him a chance to prove rurnsetf
Htllyer WU stnpped or
h11 pr1ncebood, a $1 25
m1lhon trust fund and Ira
man c1tuensh1p after be·
10& convicted m 1977 or as
uulttna a police officer 1n
G ro11 Valley . where he
h ves after a high-speed
auto ch~
2Cluistmas
Trees Stolen
-Loss 8200
Chriltmal trees are becom.tq
a valuable commod.ltJ.
When tlueves stole two UHoot
Doualas fin from a Cbnatmu
tree lot m Irvine Monday after-
noon, the loss waa placed at
$200
Police u1d two unadentilled
suspect.a drove up to the lot in
the W ainut Shoppi.na Center and
parked their van oo \he eut atde
of the kJt
The attt"ndant there, Adelle
Stone, and her son were worklng
on the west 11dc or the lot WMn •
woman told them someone wa
P\ltlm& lrtle$ an the rear of the van.
When the van was approached
by Mrs Stone's aon. the doors
slammed shut and the veh.lcle
sped off.
He aald the hriff'a depart
ment la cooceotrMi.ftc patrols ln
the Mluion City, and cited the
succeaa of . the Nei&bborbood
Watch Pro1ram for posalble
dee I lne ln burJJa.ry ltltbtica
LaDucer also said a mobile Loot R~overed home security Pf'Oll"Ua lnst.aated
by hll department ti. alao been SAN FRANCISCO CAP)
effective Three mm robbed CandJestlm
Re aa1d '1.be COOl)lfttioa t1 Park'• conceaslOO oftice of mo~
the community and I.be wtlllnc than '75,000, but the money was
neu to call us when tlillty .ee recovered afteT \bey abandoned
aomethlnl auapidoua bu been \heir car and fled oo foot, polict
helpful." • I&)'.
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7
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ORANGE COUNTY, CALtFORNIA TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 197' c
Shot Kills Suspect
Glaas-wielding Man Attacks Cop
RICHARD MOREFIELD
Slln Diego
PAUL NEEDHAM
Air Force C•pt•ln
KATHRYN KOOB
Jeaup, lcnn
MICHAEL MOELLER
Loup Ctty, Neb.
GREGORY PERSINGER
•• ..,.,Del.
THOMAS AHERN
Mcl.••n, V•.
WIWAM KEOUGH JR. a.eon, M ....
JAMES MICHAEL LOPEZ
Globe, Artz.
KEVIN HE.AMENING
OM CfMk, Wla • .........
PHOTOS OF 12 IRAN HOSTAGES PROVIDED TODAY BY TH! ASSOCIATED "'ESS
A Calta Ilsa polieeman, wbo
wu aU8Cbd by a man wteldtq
a larce pleee at ...... from a
broken ecxnenience store door.
shot and killed tbe IUSped early
today.
Police aa7 Patrolman Gary
Walsh ccnfraated the man, Bill)'
Rex Hill, 'ZI, after reeetvtnc a
call at e:ss a.m. that Hill was
suspected of threatenln1 a
female clerk at the 7-EJeveo
store. 81115 Paulari:Do Ave.
W a1ab reportedly saw Hill nm-
nin1 down Paulartoo toward
'Bristol Street and several ti.me&
told him to stop.
--'... --.
Auto Club
Plans New
CM Center
A large, Uiree-bu.ildlne proc
essing center on 28 acres of
land baa been proposed by the
Automobile Club of Southern
California for cooatructioo in
Costa Mesa.
The proposal for the $5.5
million center which would employ 1,000 people was pre·
senled in a study session of the
Costa Mesa City Council Mon·
day afternoon.
The complex would contain a
235,000-square-foot processing
building, a 1.24,000-square-fOOl
service building and a 17 ,000..
square-foot aatelllte bUllcllng
containing a cafeteria, Ray
Olsoo, director at facilltlel plan.
Din& for tbe Autiomoblle Club, tolcl eomct• lllllllben. 1'be,. , ... ~ ..... 00 ......
the elUD bu purchased from the
Se1er1trom famil7 alon1 Pair•I•• aoad between
SUDf1onr A•en.ae a.ad Soatb
Coutl>rhe.
01.an Mid the auto club mem·
benbip is 2.7 million and there
is no room to build at the main
headquarters at Firueroa Street
and Adams in Los An1eles aft.er
three expamiom there.
The Costa Mesa complex
would house only the processing
center and emergency road dis-
patch center. Olson said, em-
phasizing emergency vehicles
would be dispatched from other
locations throughout Southem
California.
He said Costa Mesa was
selected over 30 original possible
sites because it is central to the
members the club serves and
"close enough" to ad -
ministrative headquarters in
Los Angeles.
He al.so said the site is clostt
to the "majority of employees."
Olson told the council
employees hours would be stac·
gered in an effort to ease traffic
congestion.
He said if the plans are ap-
proved comtnJctioo would start
in early 1980 with final move-lo
date targeted for late 1982.
The proposal 1oes fint to the
city planning commission before
it can be brouCbt before council
MiMiles Planned
BRUs.5!!1..S, Bel&ium (AP) -
All member 1overomenta of
NATO have acreed to U.S. plana
to base 572 medium-ru1e
nuclear ml111lea In Western
Europe, and tbe1r foretp and
defense mlnhgten will approye
the plan Wecm.cta, durtq tbe
North AtlantJc Alllance'a annual
winter meetto1, senior
diplomata reported.
Hlll, e&nYin1 t.be piece of
..... De bad kicked out ol the
store door, reportedlJ took
several swipes at Wal.ab.
Uai.q hia bat.on. the oftlcer
held back Rlll. but the man con-
tinued to try to cut Walsh. ac·
cording to police accounts. 1be
officer theG pulled hi.a aenice
revolver. w a1ab ftred ODe abot that btt
Hill ln the abou1der. d.roppiq
him to tbe pavement, police
said. Hill a11qec11y sot up and
chareed Walsh, who fired
another abot that hit HUI lo the
heart.
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.JUUt'S Kin
Offers Self
SACRAMENTO CAP> -
A disinherited nephew of
the deposed shah of lran
has offered to exchange
himself for 20 of the
American hostages in
Tehran
Danus Pablavt Hillyer,
22, an American cillun,
told a KCRA -TV in -
terviewer Monday tbat
such an exchange would give him a chance to
prove lumself.
Hillyer was stnpped ol
his priocebood, a Sl 25
million trust fund and Ira-
nian citizenship a.t'ter be-
ing convicted in urn of as·
aaultiog a police officer in
Grass Valley, where be
lives. after a high-speed
auto chase.
Gol.dSpurU
To Record
8447 Figure
PnlmAP~
Gold soared Sl5 to hit a record
$447 an ounce in Loodon today.
The dollar rose against the
Japanese yen but fell in Europe.
Silver also went up.
In London. gold rose to $445.50
al the afternoon fuing of the
main London deale~. then 1t
jumped to$447 at the close ID Lon·
don.
Gold cbsed Monday in Zurich
at $431 and in Loodoo at $431.75.
The p~ high for gold, an
investor·s traditional haven m
times ol monetary uncertainty.
was $444. hit in Zunch Oct. 2
amid a crulS of confidence m the
dollar
Thieves Get
$7,805 Haul
Costa Mesa police continued
their search today for thieves
who stole 20 gold necklaces
valued at $7 ,805 from an un-
loc~ display counter at the
May Company at South Coast
Plaza.
Detectives said the theft ap-
parently occurred about 45
minutes before the store ck>eed
Satul'Uy nipt lo full view of
Cbriatmu shoppers who said
they dkln't notice 8Q't.b.J.Di un-
usual
The necklaces were taken
from a :Y case in a
women '1 f aectioo of tbe
store. A dertt told police lbe
tint noticed they were mtutos
abort.11after1:30 p.m .
·vn War Looms, Khollleini Told
Tbe oftleer. Ullnl bis bat.cm.
beld Hill back but the man con-
tinued to try and cut Wal.ab. 1be
officer then pulled bi.a service
revolver and fired, police said.
Officer Walsh was not i.njurecl.
Police aald they received a
call on the incident at the store
from a cmtomer.
Hill lived at ml Arnold Ave ..
Costa Mesa.
No furtbet' details were availa-
ble at Pn!Sll time. 1be investiga-
tion is continuing by the Orange
County Di.strict Attorney's Of.
flee.
Briggs Still -
Mwills Vote
On Canal
By JE&JlY CLAUSEN
Of-o.lty~-
State Seo. John Bnggs, R-
Ful lerton, refuses to be pumed
down on bow he'll vote in
January oo a bill to 1ncrea.se the
flow of Northern California
water to Orange County.
Qu~honed dunog a KOCE
(Channel 50) television ap·
pearanee to be aired today at
10 30 p m . Bngg.s said he still is
studying the coots and even the
need for a canal designed to in-
creue watet" imports to Dl06t of
Southern California.
The channel, called the
Peripheral Canal, would move
northern area river water
around the Sacramento-San Joa.
q wn de!&a area to e. uer a state
114ued:uct QStem CUJlentb Ml'V· ID& tbe aoatberD eoantW
'l'be leaSsl.Utt bW lntrodueed
last year to construct the
sya&.em. Sen. Rubm Ayala's SB
-· .. Mochel lD tbe powerful Senate Plunee Commfuee IMt
JUD:e b7 a M YOCe.
Brl11• and Sen. William Campbell, R· Whittier, were the
two Southern California commit-
tee members who cast key votes
turning the ball away but leaving
it open for another committee
vote Mxt month
In an mtervaew taped with
KOCE's Jam Cooper. Bne:e:s said
he doubts the need for the canal
es ll m at.ed lo cost $600 m LI.lion
but which, be said. probably
would nm closer lo S1 billion as
the result of inflallon.
The proposed 43-mile canal, in
planning for 15 years, would
touch off a Oury of law suits.
Briggs said Delta area farmers
and conservationists claim they
have 100 years of waler rights lo
the flow:f' that empty into San
fo'rancLSCO Bay, he said.
Tbe 3Stb District senator said
he is not COOVlDced that water
conservation by Southern
Califorruans may not be one
answer to predicted water
shortaeesintbeoextdecade.
Another alternative, be said.
is to deepen the eX1Sting delta·
area aqueduct system to provide
more flow.
Briees noted, "It would be
cheaper to deepen the exi.stinl
canal. There are certain
political forces aayine they ~n
protect tbe ft.sh tint and worry
about costs second.
Coast
. Weather
MostlJ elear ud eool
throuah Wednesday .
Colder tonlPt witb lows of
37 at the beacbea and 45
inland. llllbt Wednesda,
raolinC from a alone the
cout to• lDland.
INSIDB TODAY
Cdlofttla ctldon ... -atrfb ta Jtfl agafHt
~..,.._.,...
ad coillrC ,..._ nma ~ • • ,.., ... ~ ,. "'""'°' • .......... ,,....s.. ..... ,,..C4.
_..,. Ollleer •.w la .....
LONG BEACH CAP> -Tbe eo..t OUU'd and poeta.11Dspec.
tort UTel1ad an otfteer oa a 1upertaaker wben tt docke4 at
dawn ~0:-J.: cbarc.• tJaat be ailed a bomb to a tlonn• Naval J 1uperlolr wbo had bl.m expelled fr'OID Anu,POlla.
Tbe bomb exploded Nov. H In Baaebo Cueamaap, '=s a woman ~ worbd wttb t.M man wbo wu tM 1D
tuati&. lbortb after the mu'• btmDMt add.reu and ptetun ap-
peared iD tbe Naval Academy'• aJumDi mquioe.
0.£. lllcbaellOG, chlef DOlltaJ tupeetor, tald Merchant
lfarlbe ottlcer Thoma• E . llau wu arreated aboard U..
Aluka·bound supertanker, the USS Sbo'vesant, while the ahlp
wu refuel1n1 In Loni Beach harbor.
CJUCAGO CAP) -After a f•Uve ni&ht lo Chlca10, Seo.
Edward II. Kennedy'• prealdentlaJ campa!p la 125(),000 richer.
Cbicqo wu tbe ftnl slop on a fund-ral1ln1 tour for the
Muaacbuaetta senator. From there. he wu bead.in& today for
Florida. where bi.a wife, Joan, planned to spend a day cam·
pal1ninc with blm.
Monday nt,iit, with Chicago Mayor Jane Byrne at b1a aide,
Kennedy attracted between 3,500 and 4,000 people to the Conrad
Hilton Hotel for a tlOO-a-plate dinner.
,,... Kee,tl•• OH Pou~.
TOKYO (AP> -Prime Mlnlater Masayoshl Obira aaJd to-
day that Japan might consider restrict.in& oU imports from Iran
if the U.S.-Iranian crula worsens, "but at the present Ume we
are not comlderlng thla posalbUity."
"For the present lime, Japan mwit make every effort to
secure the oil import.a that it needs," the prime minJster told re-
porters.
Oblra waa responding to cr1tic111m from a spokesman for
Secret.aryof St.ateCyrua Vance who said Monday thatJapaneaeoU
companiea and banks were undercutlln1 the economic
pressure the U.S. government ia putt.Ina on Iran to try to force
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini to free the 50 Americana held
bostase ln the U.S. Embuay in Tehran 1lnce Oct 4. ,,.....
T~lwr~ Ptlfllb 8 .. t ht I(. •ee•
TURIN, Italy (AP> -A dozen leftist t.errortsta including
several women raided a buatneu school today, herded mar.
than 200 teacben and atudenta lnto an auditorium for a "lee·
ture" and shot 10 of them In the lee.a. police reported
The vict.Jma -five teacbeni and five studenu -were aU
U.ted in falr condition at bolptta!a.
Poilce IOUl'Cel laid It wu the first Ume tbe Jtallan ter·
rorlata nlOl'ted to a mu1 lmeecapptna -a tactic frequenUy
uaed by the lrtab iuerrUlu. A police offtdal aaid It wu one of
the "moet carelully planned, muterfully executed" raJda 1o It.a
ly. where terrori.ata have killed 17 persona and kneecapped 20
before today's attack.
4 Countians Survive
Catalina Air Crash
Four Oranae Countlana, ln-
cludln1 two Irvine realdenta,
were reported lo serious but It.a·
ble condJtlon today at a Tor-
rance bolpjtal alter surviving a
fiery airplane crash Monday oo
Catalina llland.
The four vlctlms 1urtered
t.hlrd dep-ee bu.ma over 15 to 30
percent ot thelr bodies -mostly
Oil their arm1, bands and backl
-· after lbelr small plane
crashed on takeoff from
Catalina'• Alrport-ln·tbt·Sky.
which ii located about 10 mllea
from tbe barbor resort town ot
Avalon.
A 1poke1woman at Torran~
Memorial Hoepltal aald today
tbe four victims wen stUl beln1
treated In the bunl unit.
taxied about 2,000 feet down lbe
runway when an enllne cowlinf
apparenUy broke IOOM and flew
straight up ln the air.
Campbell aaid th1a may have
cauaed the Piper Cherokee to
veer to the left and oU the edae
of an embankment, where t6e
small craft exploded.
The four managed to escape
the flaming "'reckaae and 1
11herlfr1 belteopter tramport.ed
them to Tol'T"ance for treatment
of lbelr buml.
I
An Avalon airport apokeaman
aald tbe four bad arriYed OD the
llland Sunday to slcbtHe and
bad 1tayed over unUJ Mooa.ay
momina.
The caUH of th• noonUme
craah ii under lnvesU,atioG by
the Federal Avl1t on Ad·
m~lat.rataon.
............ Cit)' ComdJ
me•bln Cut "'-D 1Nt' Of .... .. ... ... • ..... lad 11111....., ... -.......,..
Ir tw •UU• 9 lie& "' Clf • 114 .... ~ ,.... ,.,. =:•••dfw--. ...
Abeut TOO aerH ot ua-clneloped land la affected.
fti • came JD tbe
fora ot • ••"'mmt to tbe elty'1 ...,_al plaa, .. ,. ~
posed by &he two major -. HloNn, tM 1ntae eom.....,
ud lbe KOil CompaQJ.
Today •,:mu f« Koll •aJd I.be ~ mue CM
firm'• land near John w.,_
Airport uodnelopabJe. He Mid
lb• company II contemp1Miq le1at actkJD..
Tbe lame COU1M ot acUon waa
under contlderatJon at tbe lrvtae Company.
In add!tloa to rectuctni tbe
num ben ot buU.tlnf: to be al-
lowed on vacant ud, coun-
cilmen allo ~ 1 meuure
whltb would ellm!Jllt.e certain
typea ol land from development
th ua further reducin1 the
amount ot future bulld1n1r.
That land wblcb can be
deemed undevelopable iDcludea
acreaee that bu environmental-
ly senalUve habitat areu, bluffa,
stream.a, seololicaJ haa.rda and
residential property where theA
are high nolae levela
Councilmen voted 5 to 2 ln
favor of lbe changes with Jackie
Heather and Don MclnnU dia· 1entin1.
Proponent. of the chaniea
said the redUctiom are aJmed at
reduclne traffic con1eaUoo ln
Newport Beach. lfra. Heather
and Mclnnla aaJd the cbaqea
were arbitrary and 10 com
prehenaive thal an environmeo·
tal Impact report should be pre.
pared before the cuts are made
final.
• ., ... 11,,
Costa Ilea Police Chief Roeer Neth hu announced the
promotion ot Gary D. Webster (left) and Rodney J. Had·
dock. Webster hu been promoted from 1er1eant to Ueute. nant. Haddock bas been ftl'nmoted f to sergeant. ,. • ., rom senior patrolman
Fed Workers Get
Free Holiday Time
WASHINGTON CAP> -Prftt
dent Carter ha.a dectded t.o arant 2· 1 million non poatal federal
employees an extra day off al
Cbrlltmu. a move tbat will cost
taxpayen milllOl'll ot doUan ln
loet Ume and pleue the tarae.i
union ol federal worten.
Tbe praldeJit la makin1 Mon-
day, Dec. 24 a holiday for
federal worten, effectively liv·
ln1 them a four-day weekend
The order does not apply to the
independent U .s. Poatal Service,
wbou we>rten are cove...S by
collective bar1atnJa1 cootracta
Jeanne O 'Neill, a Poatal
Service spokeswoman, aald the
mall •&ency planned to carry on
"'buaineu aa usual" that day
Carter 1ummoned Kenneth
Blaylock . prealdent or the
> mertcan Federauon or Govern-
ment Empk>yee., to lbe Wlute
Houu toda)' to 1ive blm the
news. •ald tederal offlclall wbo declined to be ldentlflM
The executive committee ol
Bla11ock'1 WlJoo. wbJcb aupport.
ed Carter m bis me~
~ampaJsn. vOWd tut weet to re-
mala neutral for lbe Ume ~
ln lbe upt>om•n1 prealdeoUa1
race One union offlclal 1&1d the
labor VoUP wu about equaJJy
dJvlded between 1upportera ol
Carter and baclrera of ~n
Ed•ard M Kennedy, D Mau
No Trace of Third
Man on Light Plane
The union bu been critical ol
Carter becauae he held down
federal pay ra.laes two yun u
part of bu anU-lnflauon pro-
1ram, proposed a "pay reform"
meaaure lbat would have held
down future pay rauet for many
un1oo memben and rucioded
free and cut ratf' park1n1 for
fl'dl'ral empk>yea to conserve energy
Search erewa 1coured the
H untlnston Beacb and Seal
Beach coutl1na Monday, but
found no trace of tbe third man
believed to ba• been aboard a
U1ht plane that cr11bed off
BolH aDca !bte S.acb Sun· d1y.
Two men died 1o the craab.
The bodies of pUot David Lee
Riddle, 38, and pu1en1er Eddie
Reyea, 20, both of Garden
Grove. were pulled from the
ocean Sunday after tbe rented
Rumwn Jlie
In Costa Mesa
Youth Event
A Cotta M .. a all·clty croea
country meet for boya and lkil
a1ea 7 throuih 14 la acbedw.d
Saturday at Wakeham Park,
:WOO Smalley St.
Re1lstratlon opens at 1 :30
a.m. with racee scheduled from
10a.m.to1 p.m. Racee will bt a
half mile to two miles accordin&
to a1• dlvi&lom, aaJd Joo JUbble ot eo.ta lies• Lelaure 8erv1c. Department.
Awards will be preNDt..t to
tbe flnt ftve ftnl.abera and the
top •llbt nmnen will• beeome
elisJble to repreNDt Co.ta lleH
at the Oran1e County Crot1
Country meet Jan. 12 In Jrvloe.
Y ounptera born betwnn llM
and 1'72 an eUttble. ror ln-
formaUon call 754.5300,
Ce11na 172 out Of lleadowlart
Airport wmt down.
Autbontlea Hid the)' are
almott certa1.n there were three
mea lD tbe plane wben It toot
all. 1-llellne &M tb1rd man
ma)' bave been Rqu' older
brother, Ruben, bvt bne been
unable to conllrm that belief.
It wu tmclear today whether
local poU.ce, or ornclab ol tbe
Federal AvlaUoa Admlnlatr•Uoo
(FAA) had yet checked to aee lf
Ruben Reyes ii, indeed, lniM· in,.
Kelth lfcGutn, an aJr llfety
officer with the N atlonal
TranaportaUon Safety Board ln
Lot Aneei.. aald the wreckaae
was 1earcbed and no body
found.
McGuire 1aJd one wins wu
mbalq from the rented Diane
and that the cabin area hacf been
tom apart In the crub. He aaJd
an lnveatl1atlon lo determine
the cause ol the accident couJd
take two weelu.
McGuire aald pilot Riddle
earned bb fi)'i.DI Ucenae ln 1179
and bad 250 bour'I ot expertcmce
ln the alr. He noted, bo .. ver.
that Rtddlt bad not bHn
certUMd for lmtn&ment n7ha1 ln
beay watber.
Carter .. followlne a s>tttt·
dent set b)' ronner Pre.'*"'•
Dwi&bt D. El9enbower, Jobn F.
Kennedy, Richard II. Nuon and
Gerald R . Ford Eacb save
federal wor1Eer1 a four-day
weekend on tbe anen p.....no...
ocualonl when Cbriatm• fell
on a Tueaday or a Tbunday.
Harbor High
Concert, Set
The annual wt.nter concert by
the Newport Harbor HJlh Scllool
Flne AIU Dtviakm wUJ be pre-aented at 7 :30 p.m. Wedne9day
at the acbool •ud.ttortum. eoo
lrvtne AYe., Newport Beach.
Tbe drama department will
ata1e "It'• A Charlie Brown
Cbrlatmu." Tbe •ocal muatc
department will preaent the
Chantellel, lnt.ermedJate choir
and conttrt cbolr witb a rep-
ertoire IUttable to the aeaacm,
accordiq to director Donna
KelloG.
Tb• advanc•d ja11, In·
C..rmedtate ud ad•anc.cl bADdl
alto .w,u,.
Tb• l.Qiared were ldenUfted u
pilot Cbrtltopber Williama of
Cypn11: Kann lfeode1, at, ot
Anaheim; Cbria Taylor, •. or
Irvine, IDd bb 24-year-old wife,
Tel'l'J'.
Deputy DoyS. Campbell ol t.M
Lot Aqelea Count)' 8bertU's
Department •aid tbe plane bad
c
DAILY PILOT
Tun Mesa Youths
HeW in Robberies
~ •1 RDDICS ICBO ... .............
A Veauare County PJOMe'C -r::.:. ~ ... , .... "' ~Or-~:@ Coan b1a1 that be
prove to a jury tUt
rrank kldaa!~ rap •
tomared ad munleled aMt ,..._ ol4 AJD1 lllt leta. ........... ftaal~ tit.la---..~~· lorHJ lntU .,...,., •aid. ,.,...
In• tow*"9 hank. '1IM ........ la clear the defendant 1'beodon
Pran.k, stuioc over there, kWl4
Am>' s.&ts."
Ptapr UMrt.ed that l'rld
•H attempttn1 to 1aU.fy bla
luallul ~ and a hatred for
chJldrm In the commlukm Clf
the •llesed crime.
"He Wanta to bumlliat.e IDd
de1rade tbem. He wanta ,...
veo1e"' Praar.Jolid tbe MV.-
me;-trve-woma.a Jury ta Judp
Byron Mclllllan'1 cowtn>om. •
Prank, 44, of Woodland Hllla,
WU a.rreeted In Janu•ry in COD·
necUon with the March 12, 1171,
abduct.Jen of the Seltz 1irl who
d11appeared rrom her aunt'•
home lD Ventura County.
Her mlltilated body waa found
two daya later in Topan1a Cm-
yon ln Loi Ancel.-County.
The trtat waa moved to
Oran1e County from Ventura
Counly on a chance ol venue mo-
Uon due to mualve publicity.
Praeer told the Jury that ta.
cue "involv.-the queation ol
wbo dunnlt " The defendant,
t"ra1er conunued "aaJd he didn't
and the defen.ae aaya, well, see. Mr Frank dldn 't do It ''
Pracer told the jury to «fu.
count the defense contention that
the cnmea couJd have beeo com-
m 1tted by another Venture
County realdent who at one time
had bee.a a auae>ed., albeit not a
1tron1ooe,inlbeSeU.z1la>1nc.
Mom 'Insane'
In Drowning
Of Son, 2
A mother wbo ahowed "no
teat"I. no ell'IOUoll" ~r drown·
in1 her 2-year-old aon ln ~
bathtub of their Fountain Valley
home wu found not (U.llty ol
murder by reuoo of lmanJly
Monday tn Oran1e County
Superior Court.
Judp Kenned! E. Lae Issued
the verdict after revlewtn1
peychl.atrlc reporta aubmltted by
Deputy Dlatrtct Attorney Paul
Meyer and deren11 attorner
Alan Stokke that indicated
Mar,uertte Jean Hardlnl. 32,
au f ered from paranoid
acbJmpbrenia.
Police dtacovered the sub·
mer1ed body ol Gre1ory AJJea
Hardl.q In the bathtub at the rea-
1dence at 4:10 1>.m . Aul(. ll
after Mn. HardiJlt walked Into
tbe poU~ deoanm•t and to)4
offlcen lbe bad drowned her
aoa. •
One ID...Uptor at the ~·
Hid the woman waa •lalb11'
1baktu, eddin• ··• had no C..an. ~ Wll DO emoUcJn." .
':
llJ.~,!.~
Now la tM um. to start pa.. u. • u.. tu NtvD JOU me 0u1,..... .
Cbaaa-ln 1pieedioJ,~°" tbe 9DC['~ 11'9 HA tbe
amcmatol~:JGQo .. or Ille~ die~,. .SU ..... It ta lmpairtut to dedd9 DOW" whether lt wlll pay you to
ltembe dedudima.
tJNDD cva&SNT Jaw. the
ltandard deduction -oftldally
called the ..-o.lncket amount
-la 11.G for • married couple ftl1nt • jolll1 returD a.ad tz.aOO
for a dnOe penon. The amount
bu bem tncreued from 1m for
botb married and 1Jqle people.
bitter o1J taldlaa UM 1tudn
deduc:UGD " Ttar ancl n· Di)UM ll,IOD fr'OllD tu11. Cc-fair, llOWft'U, wbat baa>-
peat lt Jn ahllt ct.ctuetlble ~::_~or,: ,:~ea UJ'W• tocetJMr. AlaWIM JOU iDc!reaM your cWucUbl• npenau tor
im eo a100 and deCreue JOQf
uUmated deductible u....-
for 1980 to '2,950. You can
itemise dodudJonl oa your lt1t return and atill take advlntqe
of the _,,.bracket amount tor
1'80. Tb.i meua a total of '7,100
-$300 more than if you used the
1tandard dedueticm both )'eaJ"I
-ii exempt ttom lncome tu. U
you are ln a 20 percent bracket.
you aave '80 in tun.
•
1'10tlell u Taelqf If ,aur total deductlou are
le11 than the 1ero-bracket
amount. It 1enerally doesn't pay
to itemise.
Start by eatlmat1n1 the
amount ol deductions you would
have if you lt.emi1ed. Include
tblop like state and local in·
come taxes, interest on the
mortgage and other loans, sales
taxes, charitable contributions,
medical bills that total more
than 3 percent of income, etc. Go
tbrouab past records to refresh your memory and try to an-
tJdpate IJ)eDd1ng next year.
Shifting . spending is not
neceuarily difficult.
SUPPOSE. FOR example, you
are con1ldering a major purchase, like a car. If you buy
it before Jan. 1, you can deduct
the sales tax of several hundred
dollars on your 19T9 return. If
you wait unW after Jan. 1, the
deduction goes on your 1980 re-
turn -the one that is due by
April 15, 1981.
Marv Rublnek, manager of "The Price or
His Toys" ln Beverly Hills, poses wittl a
"Monopoly" type game called "Beverly
Hills." Players start with a $25,000 credit
line instead of play money, JlUbinek says,
because money is considered tacky. If
players fail to make the right moves, they
aren't sent to jail, but are banished instead
to the San Femando Valley. 1be shop also
sells gifts ranging from gold-plated
gasoline cana to small trains that can be
set up in an attacbe case.
Nuke Power Prospects Alive
ASSUllE YOua deducUons -
both for 19'79 and for 1980 -will
be on y:ie borderline, slightly
Jess tbali, or just about equal to,
the zero-bracket amount. Sup-
pose, for example, your estimat-
ed deductions are $3,300 for 1979
and $3,350 for 198> -a total of
$6,650. You might think you'd be
How about contributions? Do
you want to make good on that
$200 pledge to charity now or
next month? Are there medical
expenses you can sbitl? U you
have the money available, it
may be worth while to pay bills
early.
The bilber your income, the
greater tbe value of the dedUC·
lions.
W ASHJNGTON CAP > -
Tboulh forced to take a bard
look at itaelf, the nuclear in·
dustry seems to ban survived
the Three Mile Island accident,
largely because of America's in-
creased concern about future
energy supplies.
Border Park Deal Eyed
The accident last March in
Pennsylvania for a time
threatened to grind the nuclear
indWltry to a halt. Even before
then, atomic power had been on
a downturn as orders for new re--
actors abowed a dramatic drop
amid lengthy coostrucUon de-
lays and rialni co.ta.
TIJUANA, Mexico (AP> -
U.S. and Mexican inveaton ex-
pect to close a deal this month to
establlab a border industrial
park wbich would employ more
than 25,000 people. A spokesman sald Trans-
america.n Industries at Chula
Vllta, Calif., plans to develop
the park over an eight-year
• period. He said it would be the
r"
second-largest twin park aloog
the U.S.-Mexican border.
The company, which already
owns an induatrlal plant in Ti·
Juana and another ln Guadala·
Jara, makes mecba.nkal and
electronics parts and connectors
used in computers. M.E .
Jenkins, Tranaamerican's presl·
dent. declined to name other in-
vestors 1.bunday.
AND AF'l'E& THE accident,
the wont in the industry's his-tory, a preddeutlal commission,
investt1attn1 the accident., un-
covered aerioua industry pro-
blems and some of ita members
openly questioned whether
; $50,000 to $500,000
INCOME PROPERTY SECONDS
O AlllCOrd
=Merger
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AJllENCAN HOME~ 230 Newpoft Cef'lte1 Ome DetlQfl P\uAI
Newport 8"ctl.
Caklomt• 92e60
NO ~IT ON maUng its previously an-
APPBOVED CREDIT nounced merger with
·Amcord.
In tbe merger all ahares of Amcord com-
mon stock not already
owned by Gifford-Hill
are being exchanled for
-~=====~ $34cubper-abue. Gilford·Hlll, baaed in
C.11 M2-5'71.
Put a few words
to work for
nuclear plants can be operated
salely.
Tbouunds of men and women
took to the streeta •houtin& "oo
more nukes" and Coa.aresa held
its own 1nvesti1atioos with some
members callln& for at least a
temporary nuclear moratorium
until the du.st or Three MJle
Island settled.
But on Friday, nearly nine
months after tbe world's alt.en-
lion was focused oo the cnppled
and still sealed plant near Kar-rilba.r&. Pa., President Carter
outllDed actions needed to make
atomic plants safer, but
dttlared:
"We cannot abut the door on
nuclear energy . . . we do not
have t.be luxury or abandoain&
nuclear power or Imposing a
lengthy moratorium on 1ls
f urtber use."
Over The Counter
MASDUstt.p
Earnings
Up26%
At Fluor " ~ .. • .
Fluor' Owp. of lrviDe bu re-
ported reeonl net eandllfl ~ : •.1 mWlon for the ftlcal ,_, ~
ended Oet. 31, up 2' ~ ;
from eandap of"'·' !!!.lllloa~bt. w ~= i:: &ban ..,. MA2 1' ID ftleal 1'J't, compa"4 to ta.•
per •bare far &.be pnYiom J9it'. •
lt ,, .. tbe MftDtb ~ '
year ot lDereued earaillp. ~ i
CONSOLIDATED rfVell '
for ftacaJ 1179 were '3.5 l:J6Jlb'i. i
compared to SZ-9 bWlon for tlle J
previom year. . r ,
New crckn durlna the perio4 I totaled ti billion, compared t.6
$3 .4 billion lo una. Fluor'•
backloe ol work to be completed
OD Od. 31 WU $12.2 blWoo, CODl·
pared to SU.IS bilUoD lut year. .
Pourth quarter operaUou
1enerated net ea.rnlop of •·• mlllloo, or $1.07 per share,~
pared to net earDines of -~ million, or 91 eenta, for tbe ~
vtoua year. Revenues for ~
quarter were S1 billion, com-
pared to $835 million in 1978.
"IT WAS 'l'llE second higbat
year for oew orders, and pl'Qo
specu far additional orders in
lhe near tenn are the most pro-
misinl in our history," said J.
Robert f1uor, chairman.
AJmolt all ol. fiuor Corp.'s ac-
.Uvttles are rel•ted to energy and
o.atur al-resource industries.
FLUOa ATT•IBUTED the
sur1e in new order activity and
prospects primarily to the i~
pact of 1asoline hoes and
politJcal upheavals.
Fluor provides engineerin1.
construction, procurement, and
proJttt-mana1emenl services to
energy, natural-resource and i.
dust.rial clients.
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818TLYL\ POllTD
TbeM are UM~ wbeo w. buy oar inon a1*Wn
datbee -wtater coat.a. •ult.a warm clNuea. etc. Wheo )'OU
buy, do )'OU ebeck tbe la~ en dry cJNnfq of tbe tar• menta -and que.tloo tbe aalelpeople lf you don't un-
dentmd .Ut the labela mean? u )'OU c1oa·t. you're takiq undue nab wttb JOUI' ••rdrobe. If you do. you•N at leaat t.rJinl to 1« m~. lmum fflue for 1ovr dotblq dollar.
Wbm JOU add the eo.t al dr)'cleanlna to the adv_. ta,_, It abould become
obvioua dial the Ume to
think Aout drycleutna la when you buy. And
with drJc:&eaom, coru
up 8·12 percent over
1178. the yearly costa
mount up.
Money's
Worth
YOU CAN SAVE ii you take your apparel to a bulk
drycleanlng store (if there la ooe in your area). The
char1ea are 60-85 cent. per pound for clot.bin& and many
allo will clean draperies, slipcovers and curtaiu ror about
the same price.
Bulk drycleanJ.nf i4 not available everywhere, thou&h. ao you must cbed:. r you ftDd a bulk drycleaner, Us coatt
will be impreulvely low ap1ut a char&e at a re1ular
dry cleaner.
But YoU cannot get the top advantaee or bulk drydean.
inc unJeu you 1tudy the labels when you buy. For in·
stance. bulk drycleaning does not include preaaing. Mucb
of the aPs>Af'el comes out in &OOd enough condition not to
need furthet' preuing, but a check of labels to see lf the
garment is wrinJde-free mi&ht be " key factor 1n your
purcbue dec1.Sioo .
WREN YOU TAKE clothes to the drycleaner, take the
labels and lap from each garment, too. U the label hWI
been removed, adv1ae your cleaner of any s~ial fiber in
the 1annent. P'or instance, i&cryllc kn.its can be difficult t.o
idenWy at Umea. These could stretch with beal in cleanin&
and finiablna .
1f there are spot.a, identify the spot by plnntng a note to
the clothio& for the drycleaner's guidance. Tell the
drycleantt what wu apalled on your garment; some spot.f
may reqwtt treatment before cleaning. And if there are
ornament.a or special bultooa, you may want to remove
them or advtae the cleaner about these aa well, for they
could have apectaJ glues, pluUcs or cardboard backing.
It you have water resi.sta.nt finub, sucb aa on rain •
coats, advue the cleaner so the fin.I.sh can be restored. The
same applies to spot resl&tant fiDlabes
SWEATERS are back Ul raabloo. Kruts need special
care. lbe knit. that shnnk can be stretched back to size
and reshaped. You must aak for the service. Also keep m
m1od th.at aizinc. applied at the fJme of manufacture,
might be fftDOVed over a penod of one or more clearunp.
The lntemaUoo.al Fabncare ln.sutute, Silver Spnog,
Md . Wtlb a membership of 10.000 drycJearuag establisb-
meota, pttpattld these budlet·UVlDI tips for Uus column
wblcb are auaranteed to lengthen the life or your apparel:
-Hang your clothes oo speaaJ hangers that conform
to lhe shape of garments (skirt hanl(e~. men's surt.
hangers, the lilteJ. You can eet advice on the proper type
of ba~ at~ nolJon!> department of your local depart·
meot sun Coosider. also. purcbaae of eloaet orp.aben.
-Don't overcrowd your ck:l9eb. U prmenta are
packed too cloee together, air won't pt to tbem; they'll
crea.e. too.
-Wear a scarf around your neck to prot.eet the aar·
ment from perspiratiall. JI you wear perfume or colocne.
do not apply It dlr«tly to"'!lotbes. And when puttto1 oo de·
odor ant.~ let tt dry before dreuma.
-ff.eve YoW' clotba drycle•oed ttcularly. Dirt can
1et in the fabric, nuaio& it to wear. tear. and even cut the fabric.
-Wben your cleaning is returned, ate It out of the
plastic t>me -and always cl4!ao all eannenta before
storing.
For a booklet CNo. 0'19G), ''Removing Stains From
Fabrics." which includes &pec.lflc rules for removin&
stains and llpots, seod Sl.20 to the Consumer Information
Cenl~r, Pw~o. Colo. 81009.
Dodge Brothers
Plant to Close
DETROIT (AP> -The auto industry will lose an in-
atituUon when the final car roUa off tbe assembly line Jan.
4 at the Chrysler Corp. plant bWJt by the Dodie brotbers in
1910
'''Ibia maru the pauiq ol ooe of the Plooeerinc
monumenta of North American trade wlloohm," United
Auto Workers Vice Presldent Marc Stepp nid Friday after
the No. 3 automaker's announcement of the impendine
shutdown of the a&ina plant called Dod&e llain . •
THE CLOSING will affect nearly 3,000 worken at the
plant in Hamtramck, an incorporated municipality within
the Detroit city Umita.
"Ooqe Main repreMDt.ed employment al famillee 10-
lng back three and four 1eoerat.1on1," aaid Stepp, wbo is in
cbar1e ol Chrysler attain for the Ullioa.
The atrualln& No. 3 am.omater bad uJd ln May that tt
would dole t1ie pJant aometlme nat aummer -at the end
of the um model year and tbe pbue-oat of tbe can u-sembled tbere, the twin lntermedlatee Dodp Alpen and
Plymouth Vol.are.
91JT TllE DATE wu ID09ed up. eom.l*U' •Pokeeman Britt Temby aald, bec:ause demand tor t.bole can wu be-
lnl met by planQ ln St. Louts and Newart, Del. The eom·
PIO)' allo aaJd the million.a ol doUan lD annual beatlq and
main\enlnce co.ta at Dodte lla!D wu \oo modl ol a burden.
Temby ul4 the clollq WU not a plo1 to ~IPOOltn1o
Chry11«'1 d1.re ftnaaclal eoadldoa to ~. wbldl •
consldertq a loa ,uarantee JM1cb1• to hep Uae tom·
P•Df aOoet. •
Gold QJlotes