HomeMy WebLinkAbout1979-12-13 - Orange Coast PilotCoast Residents 'SeH-inflieted'
Say They'll Get G11nshots Kill
The Navy's Goat Aetor Jon Dall
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 13, 1979
VOL n, NO. JO,• MCTioetl, 1' "AOal
Alone ln the World
This orphan sits with food and cries more from fear of be·
ing left alone than from hunger. He 1s one of 1,500
children being cared for in Sa Kaew, a refugee camp in
TbailandJb uiiles from the Cambodian border. The photo
was taken by David Kryuak of the Detroit News.
Coastal Residents
\Vant Goals Saved
. . .
h . . omem1 s
osta· isit
IO Cents a Gallon
New Oil Hike
To Raise Gas?
By 11ie Asaoeia&ed Presa
Saudi Arabia, Venezuela and
several other OPEC nations are
raising crude oil prices by $6 a
barrel. a spokesman for
Venezuela's state oil company
said today. A U.S. oilman said
the Saudi boost, 33 percent over
its current $18 price, Is retroac-
tive to Nov. 1.
If applied across the board by
all 13 nations of the Organization
of Petroleum Exporting Coun-
tries, increases in that ranse
could add five to 10 cents to the
price of a gallon of guoline or
heating oil in the United States.
some analysts HY. A 1pokesman
said the U.S. Energy Depart-
ment would make no ntimate
immediately of the consumer
impact of the price hikes.
The OPEC oU mlniaters open
their winter price-setting meet·
ing Monday in Caracas,
Venezuela.
One oil-industry analyst In
Caracas inten>ret.ed the $6 bike
Frank Trial
Deliberation
Continues
Just JJ aan 't
'lheirDay
INDJANAPOLIS (AP)
-wi.. 'aek eanu·. wt.re nm out ol SUol1De OD
a ramp al latentate 10. be
1u11eatec1 abe leave tbe car where it was 0Yer-
ni1bL 'lbal WU hia first
miatate.
Wben tbe couple. wbo
live ln Martin.aviUe, re-
turned the next day. they
found that someone bad
stolen t.be station waion'1
battery and a radio-"-pe player Tbey set out to set
a new battery.
When they returned
about 30 minutes later, the
car was eone.
Gun Wounds
Kill Actor
Jon Hall, 66
LOS ANGELES <AP) -Actor
Jon Hall, who atarred as the
native boy iD the oripal "Tbe
Hurricane" movie in 1837, died
today ot gUDlbot wounds tbat
were apparenUy self-inflicted.
accordina to a spokesman int.be
county eoniaer's office.
••Preliminary lndlcations are
that it wu suicide,'' tbe
spokesman said, "but we won't
know for sure until tbia after·
Outside
..... ..... . -------l'1ewmg
Planned
TERRAN, Iran (AP)
Ayatollah Rubollah lthomeini
gave permission today to
Foreien Minister Sadetb
Gbotbudeb to invite indepen-
dent observers to visit the 50
American hostages at the U.S.
EmbvsY, and tbe embauy oc-
cupien said they were in acree-
m ent with the visit.
Khomeini's reuons for a.Uow-
ing the visit were not im-
mediately known.
Meanwhile, Iran's former
chief Islamic prosecutor said to-
day the captives should be freed
unharmed even if convicted of
spying.
Sade&h Kbalkbali said in a
telephone interview today that
he doesn't think the bostaps
should be executed.
''They should release them,"
said Khalkhali. who took a lead-
iog part in the trials before
Islamic revolutionary courts ot
members of the shah's reome.
Most of those he proaecuted
were executed.
The situation of the American holuees remained uncbanced. <See l&AN, Pace AZ>
Coast
Weather
Sunny and a Uttle
warmer through Friday.
Lowa tolqbt from • at
the beaches to 47 lDJand.
Hl1b1 Friday from 87
alon1 the cout to '15 in-
land.
IMilDBT8D~W
1 ..... Fire Alte,..•t• ... ··~ unldenWled worker carries belonetn1s Ray Crl&ht> ta ecmaoled by an unidentified
... Of the Wllliam Ray famlly from their home neighbor on the 1teps leading to the re·
In Laeuna Beach (top photo) after a brush mains of her home.
ft re destroyed their home. Below. Beverly
11....,P_AJ
OIL .•.
"They muat bave decided to UQi.
fJ tbe prie9 11 a move to bead
.,, tbe more radical OPEC
.Jtata and to briq t!Mm into Ihle. It's really a shocker. Let's
... U they can bold tbe Une. ·•
·. 'Tbe official OPEC ce1Un1 set ... ,_ ...... barr.L n..
• Increase would ralae the
-&tudJ prtce 50 cents above that. ne UAE qency NJ>Ort Hid the
.JJAE'• bale price would .JO up 1Q.
•, STAT! GAS RATION
PLAN IXPLORID--AI
'27.58 a bani, an increase ol
a'/.8 percent, and Qatar's would
rtse to $27.'2, an increase of 28 ~percent.
But a number or other oil
countries have been talking
about a base price or S30 a bar·
rel.
Nigeria, for example, re-
portedly has su11ested lt may
raise Its $26.27 price to '30.
Saudi Arabia, the world's big·
&eat Oil exporter, IS producing
i .S million barrels or crude daily
and supplyine nearly 20 percent
or the Uni~ SUtea' imports.
The UAE producff 1.6 m1llion
barrels a day, and Qatar's dally
output ls 437 ,000 barrels
Supertanker
Burning Off
Persian Gulf
MUSCAT, Oman CAP) -A
320,000.too supertanker cauebt
flr• today and 'waa ainklne off
tfte Up ot the Oman penlnaula at
the entrance to the Persian Gulf
But 1t wq not expected to block
trafftr. lD th1a vital ot1 llfellne, In·
formed IOUl'cet reported
Tb• 1ourcea Hid 31 crew
members of the Ener1y
Determi.Datlon wwe rescued and
one •• not accounted for • The tanker waa empt1 and
wu beldln1 north into tbe IO-
mlle·wtde Strait ol Hormu, in·
1lde OmUll territorial waterl,
wben ftre ln'oke out about 1 a.m., tbe IOUl'cet reported.
llOlt cl the Weltem wortd'a
crude ol1 lmporta from the lull
PUI throaab the ltrait. Omal patrol boats -res-IPODded-"'-' to a diltl'9l li&Dal from the lblp
•Itel plclced "p t.be crew, tbe
soure• uld.
Tbe enM of tbe ftre WU not
• known, tbe IOW'Cel laid.
Tb• tanker lt restatered in
Llberta and la owned by United
OverlMI Petroleum Inc. butt.
operac.d by the Golden Peak
Maritime Aaency of Hons Koq.
DAILY PILOT
Wliat a Waste
Solar Outhouse 'Fleeced'
WASHINGTON <AP) -Sen.
William Proxmire's award for
the most ridiculous example of
wasteful government apendine
la eolng tbla month to Ute
Department of Enerl)' for it.a In·
,,,....p-AJ
IRAN •••
tereat In bulldlng a super out·
house. • Prounire, D·Wla., said today
the department deserves bfa
"Golden Fleece" award for
apeodtn1 '1,3>0 to build and tell
''an abov•aound aerobic and solar-auiited eompo1t1n1
t.otl.i'' that milltt eom• la baDdJ
11 Amertew atart abandnntnl
lhetr Indoor plumbtnl in tbe lD-
tereat d «WtO comervaUon.
Pl'OIJllire Nld in a statement:
"The '1.JOO w• liven to a
MIMouri hmmtol' wbo, accord-
lnl to hlt epPlieaUon, would
build .., OUSboUle elevated to a 11at 1nel d appnm19ately five
feet above tbe pound.
• 'Tbe wute, eou.eted OD a
wire IDelb primed with ltl'aw
two feet above tbe ~~d would be eQIOMd tq aero badeltal
activity both by a dampered air-
flow ltack tbroulb the coms-t
heap and by a doubl•·lland
Soutbem upc»ure window tor
wiDte.r beatlnl of both tbe COID·
poet chamber ., well u the up-
per '•lttlns room' well lmula&ed for beat retentloa."
The mooey went out under the
Enerty Depertmeat'• Hardt for
ener11 ... vlq lde•.
Tb• d•partment offered no
comment on Proxmire'•
criUcilm.
AcCOl"dlnl to Pro•mlre, tbe in· vent.or al the oa&boule clalmed it
would aa•• U,000 1allou of
wai.r per_~ per 1ear; al·
low a famllJ to dllpoM ol walte
ln ••a rewvdlDI mmmer; •• and
aene u an tftectl•• way to tn-
tr ocluet AIDtrlcan• to tb•
beDeftW ot l(Wi but. • • •••o wl\b tbe ener11
IMrtljl tit cOuntl7 tlD't .. -~~.ib* ............. Pro:uldn ct
& ...... tUt ~ 1.• mtUkla ~ tJl9 ....... fOlton tioal•q
uni ........... blatbroom.
p,...p ... A•
aldber.
Oii tbe 1'.PJ'• IWe II dft III .. .,,. <r.N.0, • depatJ e1 • fiDf u:.t u., .. ~ '" • DIWl'lil g: .. -zr•s ••• .. ~ ........ .-;.-.. (,. ~·~=·~ .... .:.;;.·:: ..,..__ ( • Wl"41t' rt ill.iii& ... ~ ...
I • • .,, u18b ........... .-.,.. bird• ... I to':°".J:'.;"~~ :':':f tr.'&;i: •• ,:rnon of Tial.wtnt.bottOm. Nldta ZartCfa:• tba 1ortUa acbaDI* Pltroltlm EUOtttq Countr* a Wtbrl!Q.........., ... _...
mubta lluUed:wtti MWJ d cJ6I will~ rallttbl oU prlce at Nny•• tat .. cu be ,,.,,_
prtc• lDcrulee. The *>ilar rOM tb•lr mHtlD• In CaracH, falH.
ID' Japan but deeliDed 1,.smt Venmiela. bellnn•n1 Mooda)'. "The NaY)''I plan la tneffte· IMlt JDuropean cun..a.. Tlaat woulcI me&D an 1Dfla· Uv•, lnbumaae ucl COIUJ," Abe
Ool4 wq quawd at...... Uooa'1 ~UM..,.,.., Hid. -.e• at the an..oa a.tq 18 I~ the nl.e ''It abon tu Nay~'I ell•·
Loedoo, a record, ad tal la of clollan ID wtucb Oil lt bouOt r~s•rd I• all bumaoe Mpedl"
Zarteb. ud IOld. of deallJa1 wltb tbe booved 'J'IM metal claMd WMwda7 A.a aaoancem•t today ID creaturw, lb. WlmerboUom u-la London at "41.121 a.ad lD A ba Dbabi, UDlte4 Arab Mtted.
Zuricb at ......, .aft# la:lttml E19lratel, 1aJd Sa.QdS AnbU, Sb• said tt ea .. docamented .-i cturtq eeru. tradlu lD tbl Qatar aact tbe Ulftted Arab that plea ad Mer baY• been twtu center. Tbllt WM the pn.. l!!mlratee have dldded to lD· brousbl to Sm Cletneat. laUnd
viom Neel'd. creue their oO price. by • a for sport t.boot•n1 by military of.
Tbe dollar ended a rooden.te barrelaolJuuary. ftcen.
I ,...,. I t D I& J I I W ,._ .. 0eK tts 0 I .. lllr1 -The Lqana Buell a'*>I_,
fr ID 2:17.15 at WedDeada7'a tbat tbe U.S. Treuury mlc!lt re-....ned that. ''The 1oata have
ti ... Dealers aald tbe BaDk ~ aume ltl aales of the nation'• abo been uaed ., wset practice
Ja=80ld aboat S30 m.lll1GG to told l9el"ffll in an 1Uempt to and for sport lhoo«lD1 OD the au tbt 7911. halt or revene the 1pt.ral.lq talud."
ulUon, aa lD~• b8'fm prtce ol 9Dld. 111. ~ went akml
durtn1 mamtarr ~. II Tbe taerew bl 1014 me. -wttb ua. Juda• and otber at·
whleb bal lncreaed the prtce torffJ1 wbo toured the laland In
Iranians
Denounce
Kennedy
TEHRAN Iran CAP> -Moelem mllltanta boldla1 IO
A111ertcana bosta1e at tbe U.S.
Emba•v•nounced Sen. Edw• -• .,.._ ...
of the "filthy pawne" of
"Amertcao lmpertalbm."
'' Amerlc.aa lmpert.allam la try.
tn1 hard to 1et out ot tbe trap and dead tad created for It by
tbe rnotatiaDary people ol Iran
and bu ~en~and • snat plot. .. the c told the
oewapeper Bam .
"It bat put revolutionary
clothes oo it.a filthy pawns like
Edward Kennedy, who la a
friend of Carter and la lryln1 to
negotiate with the 1reat leader
of the revolution. Imam K.ho-
meln1 ...
"How can a person like
Edward Kennedy uy to lhe Im
am of the aatioa, 'I shall gwe
my blood for you,' Such
ahameleunes11 Your filthy
blood given for our imam.,
Never ··
A leading Tehran newspaper
also dld an about.face aod
published a· condemnation of
XeAned)' after' bis dllavowal al a
bolus .... aprwtn1 ·~rt for Ayatollah Rubollabo·
meinl and otfertne to abed blood
for blm.
"It would be dan•eroua for the
Iranian nation to think that
there ls any difference between
Kennedy and Carter." the
newspaper lalamlc Republic
said, quot.lne an wlJdenUfled
spokesman for the Committee of
American Relidenta ln Iran.
The spokesman said lf Ken·
nedy crttldsea the depoHd lbah
today and npreues support for
Kbomelnl'• revolution, "be la
oaly lDtetwted ln atrenct'*dftc
his position asalnlt Carter and
as aucb It la 7et another
maneuver to benefit bhmelf." The paper also quoted the
apoketmao u aay1n1 that the
1953 coup that overthrew
Premier Mohammed llouadeeb
and ntwawd the lhab to power
WU "lntttated and planDed bf
l!!dward "-med.Y'• poap wtdeb
included John kenned.7," and
that theMGator wu ••oneottbe
tnat11atora" ol the killinl ol n-
Ustoua ncures bJ tb• 1bab'•
forcee that preceded Kbomelnl'•
exile in 1982.
ta> in I.be put week, II attrtbul..-September ... ,,000 care .... -
ed by ~ to. worrle1 about tb1t'1 wbat realb' UP"t tbe Lbe lnmi• crilia, tbe f~ JQdae," lbe ul4. world WCIDOIDY and the ....., II tbe 1ado ...,.. U.. ID.tller bit doOS. lD fawr G(;U.~....,.. laven ~ -!bot-..,.. ~11!:-F .i=i cheek tM r1M of &old prte. be bu....-,. llDd &mtlY
would be for tbe u .s. .,...... tr•.,... on tM llland.
ment to flood tbe IO~ marbt Profe11loD6l trapper .nm · with 101De d ltl Yul SWl"ftl. Clapp bM Clft... to VI(> tbe
4111100 OQMelolsM
mlJbt be ....,,. to aubllbe
or reduce Ute price. Nlcbola
said 'Ibe lut Treasury gold s.a.le
involved 1 ~ mllhoa ounces In
London, rumors had it Oat as
m ucb u S milUoo ounces ol IQld
might be auctlooed As ol Qc:.
tober, t.be coverument bad toe.a.I
reaene. ol about as mUHCID
OWICel.
Bearded Thug
Gets $669 at
Stereo Siore
Coata Meu police were
aearcblq~ for a bearded
mu wbo ~bed a blm a.el
revolYW llDd robbed tbe deft ~
a ateNO, radio and teJevtDon
•tore of-and a com~ tel••i1lon 1ame Wed.neada1
nltht.
1'be 111Dman, described u
CaucMian, Meet.a. 175 poumdt
and •earina • browu sport coat.
wilted uadl tbe male el9n at
th• Radio &back. JOJI ....... Blvd., wu alone aad abd
about bu1tna tlM same. plilee •ald.
Tbe ..... tllla blew!Wlet
tbe rnol11W, talcl tM dirt '°
pat tlM WJ from .... "I'• 1 In a bq .... told blm tD..,,..
down cm U. Doar. police &aid.
Tbe lllDJDU fled on foot.
Police uld • fu.rtber detaiJa wereanUaJ>le.
1oai. ud tab tba• to b.la
AIWra. CalltanQ. rada.
M 1 . Wtoterbouom 1atd
Clapp'• plan would cost t.be fedenl~IOYHNll•Dt a •.ooo. wtdle the NaYJ'• plaD wou.lcl mea SJ.00.000 lD COltl for
u.. Ila&. "8 °' ta. ~
..... ~~···· caencllllt tbl J_,. wm NQuln
the NPJ to pnpere an envJroa..
meDtal lmpact 1tad1 on tbe
talaad in aoeordanee w{tb
federal taw and then safety re·
r:nove the goat.a
Tbe two San Clemente
housewives, Mrs. Konen and
Mn Martz, who 1parlted the
1oat·aavtn1 dnve In May, say theJ Dia to be oa band lD Loi =•lea after tbe aettlemeut enoee.
... nae N•Y>' 11 predicatiq this
~le dbl on the 1oata beins dam•lbll to tbe ia1aD4 -there ban '-1 no atudle. and there's
DO evidence It's IO," declared
Mn. Konen.
Navy oftldal.a, who HY they
should not comment IW'tber oo
the mauer unW at'ler the penc1.
tn1 cue la concluded, at one
Ume dbputed Mn. Konen'• eoateation.
Sige•I• Pointing
To Miuing Ship?
HONOLULU (AP) -In· naucaton wbo believe Uley
ma1 ha.. fOUDd the mllltq
Uni..., ot Bawali raeardi ..... llolD Rolo bope to pt a
dMp ... camera to coaftrm
...... eridlnee.
Tbe Nadcmal Oeanle and At-
m0tpMrtc Admlnl1traUoD an·
DG'loced ...... Q tlaat .........
ban bllD Neel'*I fl'om wbat opera &11111* an acomtie de-
Yie9 ...... .....,.. the Balo
Bolo.
Newport Surf and Sport
Christmas Specials
Mens-
Lone ....... '..,,.,.. ... 1hlrta by Pebble leach,
l1nnl111•1, Chetllfn h Cit,
Offthore cnl .....
!U-5;.. . .-vm.
Womenl'! -lliiit ·Ten oncl Iott vlliur ......... ---..,----
.
Gl'GU Aid a MUCb wvrut
MIWd • OateWCIOd b1 ctweit-ment tDYeldiatora 1ave them aceeu to loeke.r, car ad
bomt tn JntM.
EvldllliN reccweed bldDded
a t.ape NeGrdlnt of ~
coaverutiom made to omees of
two cqq.lm, Wayne Connolly
and Rlebant Hamiltoo. Groa
aald.
That tape waa amon1 lhe
Oil Price Jumps 33%
5 to 10-cent Gas Hike Feared
By fte "-datel P'"9
Saudi Arabia, Venezuela and
several other OPEC natl~ are
raising erode oil prices by S6 a
barrel, a spokesman for
Venezuela's state oil company
saJd today. A U.S. oilman said
the Saudi boost, 33 percent over
its curTml $18 price, ls retroac-
Uve to Nov. 1.
U applied across the board by
.._aJJ~--~
of Petroleum Exporting Coun·
tries, increases in that range
could .Sct five to 10 cents to the
price al a gallon of 1asollne or
heattna oil iD the United Stat.es.
aome ana1ysta say. A spokesman
* * * 1Gold Soars
1 To$462~75
i JnEuroM
LONDON <AP> -Gold soared
I to bi... today in LondoG a.ad
I Zurich aa tbe foreip esdaale markets bUlled with _...cl Gil
pdee '*'I MM .,... 4'llUa' ....
In lapm bat deellDICI .......
moat SunJll)ellll eurrmdea. l Gold waa quoted at '458-• an
• ounce at the afterftOOll fix1nl in London, a record, and ..,. Jn
Zurich. Lat.er. It closed at "82.'75
inLondoo.
The metal cloeed Wednelday
in London al $«6.625 and in
Zurich ~t $144.50 after bittina
$451 during earlier trading in the
Swiss center. 1bat wu the pre-
vious record.
The dollar ended a moderate
Tokyo session at $238.85 y-. up
from 237 .35 at Wedneadh'a
close. DeaJen said the Bank of
Japan sold about '30 million to
support the yen. Silver a.Lao Jumped 92 cents an
ounce today in New York to $21.
Bullioo, an investor's haven
during monetary uncertainty. ls
being -pushed up by speculation
that the Organization of
Petroleum Exporting Countries
will sharply raise the oil price at
tbeir meeting in Caracas,
Venezuela, be!CioniD1 Monday.
aald u.e u.s. Enero Depart-
ment would mate no estimate
immediately ol tbe consumer
lmpacl ol the price bikes.
The OPEC oil ml.nlJt.ers open
their winter prlce·setting meet-
i n a Monday in Caracas,
Venezuela.
One oil·lnduatry analyst in
Caracas iaterpreted the S6 bike
as an effJl[l_ by.ibe Saudis .ad ol:berato bead off even biuer
boosts by OPEC'a price
"ba.wb" at tbe meetin&
Earlier today Jn Brussels,
Belgium, the Saudi oU minister,
Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani, coo·
firmed that b1a country would be
booat.lna prices even before the
OPEC meeting.
The oil minister of the United
Arab Emirates, Mana al Otalba,
said in a report carried by the
official UAE news a1enc)' that
those ralsin1 prices by $8 per
-42-galloo barrel were the UAE,
Saudi Arabia and Qatar. The
spokesman for Petroleos de
V•nesuela ...aid hr ~aracu 1:tis
country would a1ao be •!DOOi
them.
There was some confwsion
about when the increase would
take effect. 1be Venezuelan did
not say When they would be ef.
fective, the Caracas newspaper
Li"7e _Targets
Dekgation Bid. f ~r Goau
By &AV.ONO ES'n.ADA a. ... Olltr .........
A ....... Beaeb attorDe1 ad
two SU Clamnte rutdaU beUne they are ~ to help
get tbe Na..,.·s aoat Friday iD
LosAqela.
Attaney Ellen G. Wlntert)Ot-
tom uhl Wed.ae•day •b• ..
..boptfml ... -Jldldo·• ... u .s. D6itrtct Court .Jadfe Jlobln
Ill. T•kw,iat will rate In ta• al animal krven who want to re-
move 4.000 feral eoata trom San
Clemente laland.
Takuucl. wbo toured the
bland Sept. 7, wUJ bold a seUJe.
ment conference lo bis Loa
Angeles court Friday.
Earlier UU. year, Navy of.
ficials umaunc:ed plana to sboot
the aoatt fJ'Om helicopters and
leave the carcaues to rot on the
island located about 55 miles
southwest of the City of San
Clemente.
Tbla eora&ed two San
Clemente women, Kelby Maru
a nd Georgette Korsen. wbo
mobilized animal lovens to ball
the Navy plan
Fund for Aolmala officials
hired Pasadena attorney
Marcella Philpott·Bryant to
fight for the goats' lives in court.
She asked M.a. Winterbottom, an
a.ssodat.e from Laguna Beach, to
aidber.
Ou the Navy's side is defense
lawyer Stephen O'Neil, a deputy
U.S. attorney. O'Neil bas
declined commeot on the case.
NaVJ alftciall have claimed
that the eoata are chewin& up
near-ext:lnet plant We that sus-
tains en4aa1ered blrda and
-.anla .•
But Mias Wlllterbottom said in a W edneldQ tnteniew that the
Na•y's clalma can be proven
false.
.. The Navy's plan b loeffec·
tive, inhumane and costly," abe
aald. ••it abcnn the Nayy'1 dis·
reprd far all bu.mane upecta"
of deallnt with tbe hoond
ereawrea. Ma. Winterbottom u-
Mrted.
Sbe aid tt can be dQeumealed
that pip and deer 'line been
br'OuCbt to San Clemente If.land
Dlll'J"'-l---
GETTINO NAVY'S GOAT
Ellen Wlntert>ottom
for sport sbootlng by military or-
ficen. The Laguna Beach attorney
asserted that, "The goata have
also been used u target practice
and for sport shooting on the
island."
Ms. Wlnterbottom went along
with the Judie and other at-
torneys who toured lbe island in
Sept.ember. "4,000 carcaues -
that'• what really upset the
judge," she said.
If the Judie settles the matter
in favor of the animal lown
Friday, M.I. Winterbottom aald,
it would mean the 'oats would
be humanely trapped and 1eot.ly
transported safely off the laland.
Professional trapper Jim
Clapp bu offered to trap the
goats and take them to bla
Altu.ru, Californla. ranch.
Stock Prices
Due to tran1ml11lon pro·
blem1, today's final atock prlcea do not appear. Imt.ead,
the 11 a.m. quotaUoaa appear
Oft PapB8.
El Naclooal said tbey would
take effect today, and Otaiba
said they would lake effect Jan.
1. But John Flint, a spokesman
for Mobil Corp., said the Saudi
increase wu retroactive to Nov.
1. Mobil is ooe of the members
of the Arabian American Oil
Co., the primary producer in
Saudi-Arabia.
A Venezuelan oil·lnduatry
source said Venezuela, Saudi
Arabia, Qatar and the UAE ~
tbe only OPEC memben th.at
ba ve not been seWAc on the spot
market, where prices have
SOHed above $40 a barrel.
Board OKs
Coast I.and
Purchase
Wltb the ananl.moCll 90te ol
the Stat.e Public W«b Bollrd to-
day, ownenhlp ol 1.-acre. ol
Irvine Company Coastal land
peuM -. .. .-e of Callfonsia.
Docui&Mllll ol lrulta' ...
111ned la Saeramat.o aboat
10: 30 a.m., lollowinl a brtd
special taalon of the board
which convened for fi.llal actJoa
on acqu:ilitioo ol the property for
a park.
Board memben Roy BeU, ctep..
uty diredor of ftnanee. David
Janssen, director of 1enera1
aemcea and Adriana Glanturco,
director of Transportation,
lauded state Parks Department
staff members and the lrvine
Company tor coaclud.lng the ac·
qulsiUon.
The flnal agrttment calls for
Immediate purchase, for $32.6
million. of the 1,898 acres. In ad·
dJtion, the state wlU buy a.not.ber
393 acres in 1981 for $3.2 million.
The land acquired includes
3.25 miles d coastal blulla and
beaches between Corona del
Mar and Laguna Beach as ~u
as Moro Canyon.
An issue lert unresolved in
t.oday·s action was the rate of
Crystal ())ve's 44 residences.
Assemblyman Terry GaQlin.
D -Rlveralde, who was in-
strumental in obtainln& the
money for the purcbue, said
that problem could be ..-orted
out lo January or February dur·
1ng leplatJve budget bearinp.
Assemblywoman M arlan
Beraeson, R·Newport Beach,
urged board members to move
ahead with the aequialtlon
without resolution of the
Crystal O>ve lade.
"Don'\ bold llo1ta1• tbis
1lplllcaat acqullltion became
of a aide Laue that hu no rel·
evance to tbe wisdom ol the
purchue itMU," abe said.
Mn. B .... CID allo auaested
careful ecmakleratlCJD of the pro-
blem 1n flDdinl a aoluUoD.
Smog Due for ~oast
--· Joggen Ad,iaed.1:0 P-01tpone Rwrni"6
bQa1nl ~ Gnm' olflce &Dd con-
ference~:. 1'be aarvewaoce, GroN Wd..
appaffSltbr .tu trtuered by
Gatewood'• c:lluatisfactioll over
beJn1 tnmlfenecl from the CS.
tectlve dlvilion to the patrol
dlNbl Oct. 1.
At tbat tlme. Gatewood
beaded tile crimes a&almt ....,... erty detail, a ~ be bad bdd
for abcq. 18 montbS. ID addition.
Gate wood served •• t~e
superri8or al the deputmmt '• Special Weapou a11d TaeUcs
aq~ lnform.aticm I hav. been
oveo .. th.at be baa told mem·
6en of this department that be
WU Coiq to 'I.el' CoQDOlly and
Hamllton." Groea a.aid.
The tramfen, which were an-nounced fn early Sept.ember, a1lo <See OrncEa, Page AJ.L_
IBlo Battie Dead
Entertainer Clara Haili Nelson. better known to
thousands of visitors to Honolulu a llllo Hatt.le, died
Wednesday at the age or '18..
Irvine Nuke "laste
Shipments Banned
By DAVID &lffSllANN
... Dillltr .........
Sblpments of low-level
radioactive waste from an
Irvine storage facility Lo nuclear
dump sites ID Nevada and
W ubinl\00 have been harmed
because or possible leakage ~
waste matenals.
Nevada officials said con·
tainers shipped by ICN
Chemical and Rad101sotope
DiviaJOO of Irvine will be opened
today to determine if packaging or the conlam1oated garbage
was deficient
William Phillips, exec:ultve as·
sistant to Nevada Gov Robert
List, said possible lealcage was
discovered Wednesday when a
shipment a.mve-d at the nuclear
dump SJte m Beatty
ICN olflcials said this mornmg
they are skeptical leakage oc·
curred.
ICN does not package the
wut.e Itself. Instead, it plcu up
alreadY packaled steel drums and f{berboard boxes of the
materials from producers of
such waste. mostly commet"Cial,
educational and medical es-
tablishments.
Al BaleW, radiological contlol
officer for ICN. said today the
Jealtase could be no more than
raJnwat.er which accumulated oa the ~1allon drums wblle
lbeJ wen stored lo Irvine.
lCN U. about 10,000 cublc feet
llood Found
Smeared in
NB (:horch
of wu&e materials oa band at its
lrville Caclli~. 1arbqe which
piled up (Tom a previous closure
or the disposal sites the put sax
weeborlO.
Ph1lllps. in a telephone 1n-
terv1ew from tus Carson City,
Nev dfice. said about 11 con-
tainers shipped to Beatty
showed evidence or leakaee.
He said ICN shipments would
conllDue to be embargoed until
an investigation disclosed if
leakage occurred and bow 1t
could be prevented in the future
PbUb)>e said a sister disposal
site in Richland, Wash .. also will
not accept ICN shipments until
the matter ls cleared up
The company had applied for
new permits to truck waste to
Washington and Nevada after
the two disposal grounds were
reopened recently
Both had been shut down by
state officials who were con-
cerned about safety of ship·
men ta.
Representatives from ICN
have been sent to Beatty and
state and federal officiab also
will be in attendance today when
tbe suspected st.eel drums are
inspected.
Coast
Weather r
,r
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Solar Outhoiue 'Fleeced' Actor Hall
Apparent
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WASBINGTON <AP> -Prelldlnt Carter welcomed former Prelldml Gerald a. Porcl to tbe Wbltt 11ome toda.1. 1.,ui,
l'ord "atves DMI ~-pd MMee." Cuter'• Repul>llC&D predece1eor laSd lt wu "nlee to be
back" bl tbe ()yaJ omee be yaad,ed la J.tn. PGl"d a1lo remarked
that be found carter loottnl ftt. 1'be t1'0 ... all •mile& u reporten and pbo&OCrapben r.-
eorded the start of the aenloo. Carter ukS tMn WU DO acmda.
but JtanlD altuatloa clearly ftlUJ'8d ln tbeir dileulaloo.
iflUh••t• Belfl A•erie••
SAN SALVADOR, El Salvlldor <AP> -Leftist mllitanta u. bolcliAS an American Peace Corpa volunteer and ftve uniden·
tilled penoas ln an office 1JWJcttn1 in San Salvador and are de· maodln1areduction1D municipal tuea, a apOk .. man for the
1roup aakl today. Tbe Peace Corps volunteer ldentlllecl benelf in 1 telephone
interview with 'lbe Aasoclated Prest u Deborah Lott, 34 , a
former bank clerk from New Jersey.
"I am all right," she said..
She explained she and the five otben, ldentif\ed only u
Salvadorans, were aelsed Wedneed11 by FebruarY 21 Popular
League militants who occupied admJ.Dlltratlve offices of the
capilal's two principal food market.a
Seluate Fa~• FIU• .. ter
WASHINGTON <AP> -A filibustel' by oil·atate senators
kept the Senate in seaalon lnto the predawn boun today aDd
blocked acUOD on the "wtndfall·~ll" tu QD Ule oU =tlY· The 17'At·bour aeulon ended at 1 :15 a.m.il5 __ ep-.,_reptU no C)oHr to breikinl the tmpaaae 11' llPD· Anotbc:r attAlatpt to break the ftllbulter failed t .. morn·
lq . At lssue is a $30.8-bUllon "minimum tu" amendment by
DemocraUc Leader Robert C. Byrd that would l.Dcre&M the
total tax ln the Senate blll to about U8S billion in the 1180a. Tbe
House bill would cenerate SZ77 billion.
•
p,....p.,,eAJ
OFF'ICER LINK EYED. • •
affected Coanolly and Hamt.ltosl.
On New. 1. JlamUton WU dltec·
ttve dl.t1•on commander. H•
1wapped joll9 with Connolly wbo
w11 admtnt1tratlv• dlvtalon
'°mmader. lnvesti&Mon believe that tbe
tlle1al •urveillance ma7 have utANI from tbe 5e1Mmber u-aouncemmt of tboM truden
slnce the tape taken from
Gatewood'• boule la from that
month. Altboulh the wire tape were In
place wtien dlleovencl An late
November, DO lapel of convene·
tloOI fJ'Om October or November
have been found. Accordlnc to Groll, the
1er1eant'1 \IDbapplneu with bll
move baek l•to patrol work
ftrat came to h1t •ttentloG dur·
inl a meeUn& with Gatewood lD
earlJ November. At tbat tlme, Gatewood
levei.cl wbat Omu delertbld •
DAILY PILOT
Beeame of that, be aald.. be
uk941 bll eseeutl•• dfteer, Lt. GUJ ~. to check bll of.
ftce and contenace room for
bu1atn1 devlcea. None were
founcl.
GroA took a two-w .. k vae&·
lion at the end of November,
duri.DJ which Hamilton fwc·
Uooed u ~chief.
n WU durt.Di Ol"Oll' abeete
that dae tape oa Hamlltoa'• and
Connoll:r'• pboDM wen fOuD4.
ID addition, two other dilpart·
ment memben came forward
with lnformaUoa about the aur·
veUlanc9 .U.Ced11 Ii•• tbem by G~ durtnt con¥erN·
Uou.
WAIRING'MN <AP> -811L WlUlam Prcmnire'• ..... for
the mall ridlcvloal aample ot
wuteful IOVelllme:nt 1pendin1
11 1ot.q tbl1 montb to the De~ ol EDero tor lta in·
ierat la b*1Udln1 1 auper out·
bo\&M.
Proxmlre, D-Wll., Aid toclaY tbe departitient aeaervea b11
"Golden Fleece" award for
1pend.lq $1,200 to build and teet
"an above·IJ"OU.Dd aerobic and 1olar·a11lsted coll)po1tln1
toilet" that mllht com6 ln bandy
if Americana atart abandoo.inl
thelr indoor plumblnt tn the ln·
tere•t of mera ecJliHJ'Vatlon.
Proxmire aaid lD a statement:
"The Sl,200 WU civeo to a
Mllaour1 inventor who, accord·
ln1 to bla appllcatloo, would
build an outhouse elevated to a
seat level of approximately five
feet above the IJ'C)UDCI.
"Tbe wute, collected on a
wlre meeb primed .ttb straw
two feet above the lround would
be expoaed to aerobic bacterial
activity both by a dampered air· now stack tbrou&b tbe compost
heap and by a double·glued
Southern exposure window ror
winter beaUnt of both the com·
post chamber u well as the up·
per 'sllUnC room' well insulated
for beat retention."
The money went out under the
Energy Department's search for
energy-saving ideas .
Iran Brands
Ted Kennedy
'Filthy Pawn'
TEHRAN. Iran CAP > -
MHltm mllitull boldlAI ~ Am.erteam boltqe at tbe U.S.
Em baa17 denounced Sen. U.atd ~Y today u doe
of the "flllh y pawns" o f
"American lmperlalliam."
•
''Amen can lmper1allam ii try.
i.ng bard to •et out of the trap and dead eod c~ for It by
the revolutioDul people of Iran
aod bu recutly prepared a
IJ'Ht plot." the capton told t.M
newspaper Bambaci.
'It baa put r•~olatlonary
elotbe9 OD iii ftlth'T pawns like
Edward Kennedy, wbo l1 a
friend of Carter and lJ U')1DC to
ae1ot1ate with the Treat leader
of the rwYOluUoo, mam Kbo-
melDJ ...
"How can a person llke
Edward K.mnedy HY to the Im·
am of tbe n.Uon. 'I •ball ,ive
my blood for you,' ..• Such
1bamelH1nea1. Your filthy
blood 1lven for our imam'?
Never."
A leadiq Tebnn newspaper
al10 did an about-f aee and
p.ablllbed a condemnation of
KenaedJ after bll dlnvowal of a
bolut ........ exDnll&ID& 1uPPOrt
for Ayatollah -Rubollab ltbo-
melDJ and olfertn1 to abed blood
for blm.
Mesa Verde
Vandalism
Continuing
Sued OD OM of thole COD•
nnadoal -with Oat.wood'• rept.cement, sp. Jam• CU'IOD -a.net ta.. ftndina ot tbe ~ tape, police obtaliect tM ldfth
warrau. '
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~ ON~,1,.We4'~~ ~.,_,,~,m .. .-~
Grot• 1ald Capt. Arb C=· eommuder,:.:: ="=~· . ., tllUl llP__...
•'J ... .,.... ...... .
feul•• tll lirtM,to• ..... = Pie tbl& tllll tMw.ll .. ..
.... Uallt It doilm't"""'.
cnatia•0t1Mllldl"4uil • vol•td•to ~ tM6r ...
Ql'OllMld.
Tb• depart.meal offered DO
comment on Proxmire'•
crtUdsm.
AcCOl"dinl to Promlln, \be in· ventor of tbe ouUtoae clal.,,., k
would 1ave 11,000 •aUou of
water JS.~ per ,.ar: al-
low a famllJ to dltpoM ~ .-
in "• rnardlDI manner;., ..s serve a u ettec:tlve way to ln·
troduee Americana to th•
benefit.I of IOlar beat. •'Even wltb th• eoer11 abo~1 tbe comd17 lan't aoiDI
back to me outhoute, '' Proxmlft
Hld. He noted that only UIS m11lloo
of the oat.loo '1 '10 million boCll1na
UDJtl have DO indoor bathroom.
<'AHalril Note•
Jlousing Units
OK'd for CdM
Newport Beach Clty CouncUmemben bave tleand tbe
way tor 100 units or hou.sln1 for low tncome aeo.ior ctUJ.eoa
in Corona del Mar
The project, to be Cloanced by a tederaJ p-ant, baa
been undertaken. by tbe LutbenD Church of the Muter.
2900 Paciflc Vlew Drive.
e
" LOS Alfa&'.LES CAP) -Act.or
Joo Hall. wbo atarred • the naUH bof.ln Ute orlstnal "1'be Hun1can4J" movie in 1913'7. dled tod.arot ·~wound thatwu apparently aelf.lnlllcted, accord·
inl to a IPC)kelman ln tbe county
cofaper'aoftiee. "Preliminary lndlcat.looa are.
tbat It wu aulclde," tbe
apobaman &aid, "but we won't
k.now for aure until thlJ after. noon.••
Hall. •. died 1n b1a Nortt. lloUJwood bome.
He WU born ID FresDO ..
Charles Loeber. He apeot bla
Joutb bl Tahiti and wu ma9led three tl.mel, twice to blJ 1ut
wife, Racquel Ames.
Tbe awartb1 actof waa tnown
for bU parU iD movlea with
jun&Je °' South Pactflc themes and often appeared lD a aaroac-.
Hla other movies included:
.. Forbldden laland" in 19~;
"China Conalr " In 1951; "White
Sava1•" tn 1~3; and "Tbe Clv~chinl Hand" series ln 1918.
He allO starred m "Ramar of
the Junlle,'' a television seriea in
the I~.
Hall wu sufferloa from
terminal cancer, accordlnc to
bi• •liter. Louise, and brother-
m la w, FAward Ba yman, with
wbom he l.ived
"He bad been under1otn1
tnalmel'll for l~ lt WU iDoper'a·
We and lie .... t.D at.rem• pain aDd ..... wet.abt ••• sald 'btb
HollJwood Dlvialon Detec:Uve
Rusall LJ'OO.I .
"The brolber·ln·law beard a
1un1bot and went into the
bedroom. where \hey found him
with an apparent ,self.inflicted
1unabot wound to tbe bead."
~ da!h occurred about 7:15
a.m. L)tom a.ad .
It •M aot known if Hall left
any other relatives.
Sipala Pointing
To Mieeing Smpr
HONOLULU (AP> -ID·
•utl1aton who believe theJ
ma1 bave found lbe mla.lnl
lJDl•C'li'Y of Hawaii ~ ....... Halo Hok> hope to ...
cle•P ... camera to collfirm
tbelr~· Tbe N.ucmal Ocea.nic and At. ma.~ AdaWllatr•doG •· nouced WedD•4AY &ha& st••" fl••• .._ recahed from what ex,._rta tblDk are acouatic de-
.tc• um were aboard the Holo
Kolo.
Newport Sur/ and Sport
Christmas Specials
Mins-._.._.,..,~
shirts t.y Pebt.le l•a~h,
ltenftlngtOft, Chemin Et Qe,
Ofhhore and ....
Bo s-. OP~ ..... edVtlft
Wonn• -.:..·lilt
lt
'Potted' Yale Tree
Mary Ann Baum, secretary for Brigham Young Universi-
~Y security, deco~ates the detective department's mari-
Juana plant -seized as evidence in a drug raid. •'The
chief was too cheap to buy the detective department a
Christmas tree, so we're dsing our own," she said.
g:i,;:.:•lorlc ulqu•••11, •.. '= ~ ... .,..,. •* i..••n• OI &M ledlral ~....,.
,,.. ...., 1111'9 ••• pen•t ••tell Hila, wMdt mMDI llall ctt.r or eocmty wW '•"to eome_up a eqaa1 amomi& to pat IMO tlM p~
CahlU Mtriba&ed tbe boo1t ID fraot IDCIDIJ, UJ> from MOOO
JUlt Uarw=:::tf:· to ...... •u.rce ta .... bf tbe citiel.
TH remabadw of tbe state bu alway• beeo .. hotly eom·
pettttve" f« tbe tuDdlnc. wtllda
C01nea from federal offabore GU
le .....
But tbe auperior 1rant ap-
J>UcaUom written by tfte du. um year ..... Oranp County
aiore J)ub a>oDeJ per penan
tban all)' of tbe other 5'1 countiea be 1a1d. · '
The ~tlnlton S.eb ll'1IDt la to 10 towarcJ purchue of D1De
acrff fQT Cf.IDDlnl and same ne1c1s, caiun wCJ.
And tbe '250,000 to Saa Juan
Caplatrano will bay n!De acree of
adjacent pa.reels for Los lUoa
Park, to be located a block west
of the ml.asion.
The land ia now belne used to
at.ore junk cars and refuae
trucks, said Pamela Hallen.
granta coordinator for San Juan
Caplatrano.
The money was granted
because of the entire area's his-
toric value, Mrs. Hailen said.
And slate officials lhoutbl
that value was important eooueb. to tund the park _out oC
the 10 percent il earmark.a for
project.a that may be located in
Jow density areas such u San
Juan.
"Wt: would never qualify un-
der the criterla set up for the
regular land and water grant.a,"
Mn. H.allennid.
"Sometimes it almost feels
Ute we're penalbed for good
planntnc because we can't
qualify for some of these grants."
But tbe atate bas been
eeneroua lately, she said, d~
sranta t.be city baa received for a transportation center, bouatng
rebabllltation and restoration projeau. r •
' I ~
Traffic Crisis Ahead?
,.., "' I 4.1 • .. M
·· Wrmty's Highway Neeth Said
• '"Iii•.( l fb 'rri0rit)'4 ·.~ ·
BJ IEIUlY BE&TENSTEIN
Ot•o.lllf .......
A bleak picture of a traffic·
•narled Orange County was
painted Tuesday at a heari111 in
Costa Mesa before AHembly
Transportation CommJttee.
Repreaentatlvea of county
transportation agencies, county
cltlea, and business groups
testified.
County autborities are leetiD&
1eparatioo from a CalTrana dla·
trlct that also lncludea Los
AD1elee and Ventura counties.
The county allo ls asking for
more road dollars from tbe
state. Assemblyman Chet Wray. D-
Garden Grove, the only county
repreamtative oo the Assembly
Transportation Comml~. not-
ed that 9 percent of tot.al at.ate
tundlnl ol transportatloa comes
from taul cellected in Oraqe
County. uy et only 2 percent of that tax
money is being returned to
Orange County for transporta-
tion pUJ'J>OMI," aaid Wray who
requested the bearing.
However, A11emblyman
Walter lliaalls, D-Rivenlde,
aatd the current state ad·
lll1Jl1atnUaD ...-Onnp-County
realdenta H .. whlte-fll1ht
rad.It." IDd, becaue of that.
~ dol1an are...._
to be CMleult to obtain. ··uu. there 1a a dw!p o1
.... • COIJlll
attitude expansions of road
fundl f« Orange County la not
in the card•,'' aatd lncalla,
chairman of the Aaaembly
Transportation Committee.
"Un.leu we are allowed to de-
velop tranaportation Oranee
County will suffer economical·
ly," aald Fullerton Mayor Lula
Veluquez. "And, ii the couney
auffen economically, the rest ol
the state suffen. We feel we are
being cheated in getting our
share ol dollars."
.. Orange County ls no longer a
bedroom community for Loa
Angeles.'' said Walter Gerten,
co-chairman of the Orange
CoWllY Transportation Coalition
and chairman of Pacific Mutual
Insurance Co. of Newport
Beach.
"I believe many of ua in the
county are will1DC to pay addi·
Uonal taus or use feet rather
than rlak gradual erosion of
local economy because of an in·
adequate transportation
system,'' be Aid.
A recent study by the Oranae
County Trauportat.ion Com·
mlsalGn foreeuta that the coun-
ty popu1atiolD will be Z.6 million
in 1995, a ~t increase amt 1Ut' e eut rolll by ~ wm baYe tncnued to 1.2
mllllOCL
It la .tlmat.ed 91 percent of
county travel ortgmates and
endl wtth1n tbe county.
''There will be etpit million
daily trips by 1985,' said Bob
Farrell, spoke.man for the
Southern California Aaaociatioa
of Goverpmentl. "Thal would
mean a total breakdown or
arterial roads and highways as
they are today."
Bob Datel, CaiTrans district
director, said CalTr&ru1 ls arut·
ious to help solve county
tran1portattoo woes.
Ca(TTana sees "increasing
travel by train, bua, van pool,
car pools and ride sharing as the
way to attack the problem
beuuse ol availability of fund-
ing,'' Date! said.
Al Hollinden, an Orange Coun·
ty Transit Dlatrlcl (OCTD >
director, said the county abould
withdraw from Commuter Com·
puter and atart its own car pool·
lag plan through the transit. clia-
trict.
Commuter Computer conceo-
trat.ea on arran1tn1 rldea
between Loa Angeles and
OTange County, Holllnden said.
But county Su:oervlaor Ralph
Clark, also an OCTD director,
cautlooed that unless federal
fundtn& is incruaed, OCTD will
ba ve to ftnd another source for
S30 mlWoo in operallna costa in
tbe nm four yean.
Singer Arrested
In Child Stealing
cblld, Tamertanel bad aettled In
b1I 014 Oreeowlcn ·~ and 1oe1 to a local aebool. 'lbe couple moHd to Connedieut
from Caltb1da ta September. PbllU1>9• liaur, Ro&emlU"J
TbrockmortoD, had bua the
child'•~~ uht. TIM ddldlaM been tmDe4 MW
Miller .Ganten· Ba•ned
Laguna Fire Destroyed Canyon Landmark
"Loot at all thia nice ub
ferttllz.er," Horteme Miller ob-
served wryly u she i.Jupeded
the remains of ber 2.5-acre
garden above Laguna Beach's
Boat Canyon.
Tu«day's bruab fire awept
down the steep _can,von destroy-
ine nearlYllfo thirds =gt the looa·
time Lagunan's earden OD
AU view Terrace.
The botanical garden was
deeded to the City of Lacuna
Beach more than a year ago by
the retired school teacher She
still lives on the property, but
public toun al the gardens are
allowed.
However, the loun are olf, at
least for the present. while the
Friends of the Horteme Miller
Garden cJea.n up the bu.med out
earden and replace bundreda "' plant.a destroyed in Tuesday's
fin. • ThouCb the fire came wltblD
mcbes ol Kn. Jil'*r'1 ttouae ..
~ IP"'1 ~ .,,._ mo19 COili
r
t ... t -t • i
I' ,. ..
Bootcc:a1111.
cemed about her plants
''Thil yellow iris ma&bt make
lt." sbe said, point.int to a small
group of wilted flowers. ''The
fire came in so fut that I think a
lot or tJua stuff will ero• back."'
Not ao for Mrs. Miller's cym·
b1dium orchids. The tropical
Fat (;op--Told -
'l.nse Weight'
SAN FRANClSCO CAP> -A
Sao Fnmdlco cop hu 4S days to
lose 13 pounds or be'U loae
somethlnl ~ -bi.I job
Teddy Quuubill. ~. wu .....
pended Wednn4a1 by the Police
Com mi'lim oa a "-1 vote. He
could bave been dllmlued,
wlucb Police OUef Charles Gain
favored alone with Com·
missioner Juditb Clan.l
~~*~ and. lt e feet l .Jndl tall. Tbe
muJm~ roe paudmrn
o1 b.la bet&llt ts zn l»OUJldl". • .•
__J/ reg it~lln.5.
Asiatic plant.a were deltro7ed..
So were many of the nearly 1.,3)0
varieties of plants and nowers in
the garden.
The tire came over the bill
north of Mr,_ Miller's house
sborlly before 9 p m .. and
reached her e&rden wit.bin flve
minutes , aaid Patrlck
WortbinCton. Oil• of the garden ··rrreb~W'b-o-wnRn«
Tuft(by'1 blue.
• 'Tbe ftremeo had to cut down
that acada tree becau.s.e it was
too ciole to the tloaae. •• Mn-
Mlller aa1d., pointing to a large
tree lytq neat tbe pMlo ahL
Wednesday mornln,, a~ a
half dOlleD Frtendl of the Gal'den
abowed up to dean her bcMe
and poandl.
''They wa'e bere bncbt ad ear~ dqltinl &be soot from the
bouH and earryln& the dekis out."lbelaid.
GillDI Wortld.Dston. a~
inemblr ~ tM..,.... orpaba. tkm.. u.i4 ..,,..,..,. an IDee8ed
tb1.I • • •• d to ~· t.be resc. al u.e ..-ibid~ •
SQuare ~I t•bte.
reg S669S_,.150.
Exquisite Et Cetera by Drexel.
Exceptional Values!
-;,.,,,_.OWOc:lraQe ltMff W• 11""81 SltooC lido If~
• 10 lDto ortitt around tbe earth and provide.• oommUDlC4·
Uoa rel«J l'clr' tbe Anabelm TV outll1 and o&Mn.
IO ftlSY 8llOI' n lDto apace. And. at tut report, thla
multi·mlWaa dollar wall bad Just pla1n van.llbed.
NO trae9 ol lt eou1d be found OD tM traddne IC,._.. CJeartJ. Sateom DJ hu t.e:n real life meulnl to ne-
t.ion verUon.I ol beln& lat ln ce. AU ol m, ol course, can feel very sorry for RCA, the
cable TV people and all the otheT 1deattf1_c HvaJltLoo. WI
project. We can hope Uiey eventually ftnd tbelr 1atelllte
out then 10meplace and set It back lnto proper orbit.
lleanwhlle,J>owever, you bave to admit that 1ettin&
aomethlnc •• bll u an elephant loet ln apace could be a srand Idea for ltema we'd UJce to &et rid of.
IUST CONSIDER ALL that Junk you've aot stored out
• 1D the pr.,e. U yoa could just Jet NASA to come around
and throw lt into 1 'lpace packace, they could rocket It otr
into a non-orbit aomeplace. You'd never have to worry
a bout It apiD.
' Maybe severaJ thousand years from now. a complaint
notice rnJCht come orbitln& back from Venus. But by tbeo,
you wouldn't care.
Comlder all the trash and refuse we 1enerate here In
our cout.al reJlon alone.
WE COULD BUNDLE UP all that 1arba1e and &Sve It
to the rocket experts. Zaaroom! Here today, Mara tomor·
row
Whatever we don't want, we can ju.at orbit ll off
toward Pluto. It ll doesn't come back, we could always
complain that 11 wu Just a lhuUy miatake, lib tbe Sat.-
com m .. tellite we may have just &Sven them. ,.
We rnilht not end up too popular In tbe outer 11l11Mi1,
but at leut we could 1et earth cleaned up pretty well.
Now lf I cu Just ft1ure a way to 1et all th1a JUDk cm the
top of JDY desk to aet 108t lo apace. . .
Peking Duck Shot Down
PEKING <AP) -The price of
Pekln1 duck, one of the
trlumpbl of Cb.lnese cuisine, bu
been reduced by about 37 cents
ln responH to public outra&e
over a price blke.
The officlal Xlnbau news
a1eney NPOrted the price for
duck dhmera were reduced
lhrou&bOUl the ett1 beeame de-
ma nd tor the 1peclalty bad
decllned 1lnce prlcH were
ralMd Nov. 1.
Th• price "' tbe duck rout..t 1olden over a ftN ot j~abe tree
or pear wood. :! from tlM f« 1.1 pounds to .1*. Tbe prtce
we• nduced to .IO.
AT AUIOIT TBS MllS time
as UM NA10 ~, Carter la
WatblDltcm callecl for • ftv. ye er boo1t Jn U.S. defeoH
1pend1nl, tncl~ annual in·
"'9 ... ol mon diu four per·
ceDL Carter accused tb• Soviet
Union ol a "ateady bulJdup" lD
lta armed mtibt and a • •powtnt
IDcUaattm•• bJ tbe Kremlin to
exploit t._rbultnt 1ltuatlon1
tbroueb mWtary power.
The Clftldal Soviet newt •sen-cy, Tua, u.ld NATO'• miulle
declaim WU udan&eroua to the
cause ol peace and international
deteaw.' It aa.ld the declslOD
WU tbe r.ult ol "crude pr9-
1ure•• by tbe United StatH
a1a1DltltaNATO .W..
Read9 tor Ollse.-.,aaee
A 30-foot Hanukkah menorah la ralted acroa street from
Whlte ffDule ln preparation for Jewlab boliday wbicb
bel(lna at sundown Friday. Thil la flnt year such a can·
delabrum, symbol of lbe Jew11b eapt-day Feut of Upu.
haa beenerectedlnCapiwl.
IS ... OLOGUTI IAID the
quake early Wedoe1day
m ... und fftllD 1.t to 1.1 oa UM Rlcbtn 1eale. It J.-.CS mm t :• a.m. to J:O& a.m .• Ml& JO.
loot bllb tidal wave. ac:.= mto u.. coast and wu e
bJ 10 aftenbocb durtD1 tbe nntboul'. .
Ttae ~ Nld &be n:w:-·· epicenter •• about 20 olf the coat.
t;barco, a ftab1q town ol '·000
people W m1lea north of tbe
border, wu bit bardett. Police
Hid Ill lieut a penons were
killed tbere and more than 350
were Injured u tbelr buts, buUt
on atJlta aicmplde a lab, were
broulht down. Many of the buta
fell into tbe lake.
ro&TY •O•E DEAD were TA88 ALSO Dl8•188BD
clalma b)' Secmary of State
Cyrus R. Vance and other
American ottlctala that tbe mil·
1Ue declaioo wu part ot an over· aU plaa....,,.... to lead to-.:rms
Sadd d T B • reported ln Tumaco. a port 40 ene own ones miles north of the border. A four.:$1.D_.balel w.u ooe...ol-.U.. --- ---DWlcllnp broqbt down.
-11s-Dead -Four Teens Tbe q_uake a11o •boot bu1Jd. reductioo throqb sse1otiaUom.
''Tbe current acUooa of tbe
poUUeaJ and m.Wtary leaden t:A
the North Atlantlc bloc are
almed at an all-round lrowtb ln
the nuclear mi.ulle ana conven-
tional arma race. They destroy
the very bull for further t.allta,"
THI ta.Id.
LETCHER. S. D. CAP> -Some 1,IOO peap&e rued put tbe open
caaketa, and the mlnlater, bis voice qu.avert.q, broke down lD tbe
final prayer at a tearful funeral service for four i.eo-apn from
thla town ol 2A> l
The Uoy commwtlty In aoutbeutem South Dakota !Miea Ill
dead Wednesday alter family, frieftdl. claumates and hundred.a of
people from nelahborin& t.owna Jammed tbe Letcher tuO acbool
auditorium to mourn hllh ~ freabmeo Randy RumI. 14, and
" Troy Van Walle&hen, U , and aeruon Danny Lucid, 11, and J<>t!
Northrup. 17.
V aoce did not rule out tbe,
poaalbllity lD a Brussell news
conference that preUmlnary
U.S. ·Soviet cootacll reca.rdinc
mla1Ue control talk.a could take TREY WERE AMONG etlbt peraom killed lD a WMkend tral
place "ln the next month or fie acddent near tbe town ol MU.cbeU. It wu the aeC'CJl>d wont
two.•· h11bw1y accident ln South Dakot.1'1 hi.story. aulhonUea •~d.
1'<l ATO Secretary-General The deaths Jett only 12 1tudenll ln the freshman bJlh school
Joseph Luna Hid In Bruuela class at Letcher. The alx rem~ freshmen boys acted a.a
that the United States ·'will u pallbearen.
soon u poalble" withdraw 1,000 Tbe same day, aervicet were held for Verlyu and Loretta
of Ill esUmated 7 .000 tactical Nellon. the Sioux Falla couple abo lulled Ul the era.ah Their son.
1n,. ln Bocota. 400 mila to the
northeut, and wu blamed for a
fire that badly damqed a aub-
1idlary t:A the Scott P~per Co. It
was felt aero.a a wMe area ol
Ecuador, lncludin1 Quito, the
capital 120 miles south of the
bordtr, but no cuualUea were
reported LD that cOwitry.
AN £AllTIIQUAK£ re&imr·
lna 7 on the scale 1a conaldered a
"major" quake capable or
wadespnad heavy dama1e while
ont' with a reading 8 la con·
lldtred a "great" quail•, capa·
ble of tremendous dama1e.
Tbt San Francisco quake of
1906. which occurred before the
Rachter acaJe was devtsed, baa
been "'lmat*1 al l.J. nuclear weapom from th• EW"O-13-year-old Mike, died Monday. peutbN&er ~__.::..._~~~...:,_~~~.:.._~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
· 8UY TB18 W Al NOT Im·
medl•ly repomd ID tba Soviet
prea, wblcb emphulles u a major contribuUoo to pe1ce a
Sovlet announeemeot Oct. e that
Moscow wlll unllaterelly
wttbdnw up to 20,000 troopl and
1,000 tank• from Central
Europe. Tb• So•letl are
•timaUd to baYe IOIDe 400,000
men 1D tbe area.
On Carta"• 1peecb, Tau uld
tbe addr'lll ·~ that tbe U.S. AdmlalltraUoD la lportq
the public """"'°"' ol u,. •• ma1ortt7 ol COUDtriel, which op-~ the anm race and sup.
poN detmte aDd tbe qulckest raUftcatloa ol SALT U."
Icy Rains Widespread
Travel Treacheroua in Much of Nation
Temperfltllrn
. .. .
Th• Delly Piiot gift train Is your specl•I place to advertise Items
for saJt ••gifts et Chrlmn.s Time. ntls ls tM little train that can I
Thi• speclet gift guide Witt appeer Wtdnesd•Y Dec. 19 reaching
108,000 households. Aun n many times es you wish. S.mples Of
two of the many ad llin•re lhOwn below.
YOUS
VNlJISD
ITEIU OOVLDBI
80MBON£'8 CHUrrlUI
POTS A PIANTS
BANDllADI REiii
CA196D009
GIPTS TOY8
JEWELRY
SPORTING GOODS
,(Un CEannCATa
\
i'W&Ni I PDCSNT ol • ...._ 11 ,_
mtllioa11Dam. DedueUq lO~fWllllcbpriOrt.
tJ UNI• defwet~anu ud ba.W11•• ... ctiYlf. 1DatMrematader117CaUfonda'1Umllb~ 7ielditM!D-llllanftp.re. lbea&ld.
Allbonfallll'Mt.ertbulOpercawiaiaJdNqulre I!•• c1lculatloa1. Tb• ''blatorleal u•a" woiald be reealeulated qWU'ter17.
The federal 1overnmtnt 11ld earner ... t ...... de owwn would 1et free raUcn ~ wlaleb
eou!d be tnded on an qpen market
TD It PE&CBNT iet-alde for prtortt, uaea
would cover tbe needa of health and welfare, live
farmers enoap to meet food and fiber 1oala ap.
proved bJ tbe presidejit, aaure bul1neaae. of sup·
oliet hued on their blatorical use rather than number al veldclea, and protect hardship cues and tbe handicapped.
The federal 1<>vernmeat would be allowed to
Join lD tbe buying and aelllq al ration coupons to
keep their supply ·m ·balance wttb the available 1aaollne
---Cit.y P-r-0tests
Iran Actions .
CHOWCHILLA (AP) -The city council ol this
community-, which saw 28 of its children held
hostage tn wre, has sent the Ayatollah Khomeini a
resolution demanding the release of American hostages tn Iran
"Citizens of the city
of Chowchilla are out·
(
. C!"r ~TEI ) ra1ec1 by thla •ct. ... .,. .:Ji...-' the resolution wblcb is
identical to ooe adopted
by the COUDd1 in nearby
Merced.
'"lbe dtbens al tbla community am UD1fted Jn
their support al iJGJ' lt)vetnment'a !t'Ce.m»r '9
secure such releue," the Chowchilla resOfitttiba
added
Sm eleera Get su.,-
su DIEGO {A'P) -A SOS»wiar coart Jm1
hu awarded $125,000 to tbe parenta of a ma killed
in the San Diego air disaster 15 mcmtba llO·
The Jury deliberated only two hours Wednes-
day before matlq the award -the SP'allest yet
-to Henry J. and Doria Bumninaki of Edmonton.
Alberta.
Alfpere B•z•ru Ckefl
LOS ANGELES <AP) -A pllota' aaaociation
spokesman baa told a state Senate committee that
night landing and takeoff restrictions at Loe
Angeles IntetnatiOOll Airport u Well as the lack
of 3,000.foot clear sonea at the ends of nmwaya
J>06e major fire buards .
.. LAX <Los Aqeles International Airport) bas
an abominable procedure which requires that all
Dipt operatiom be coodueted over the oeean. nea
in bad weather," Capt. llQ Lahr, area safety
eoordlnltor for tbe Air Line P1lota Auodation.
told the state Senate Committee oa Fire Services
WedDeeda.J
Sell••l .,.cnec• Adebefl
SACRAMENTO (AP) -California schools
shouldn't let the puaage of anti-busing Plopwltion
1 atop them from making plam to ellminate Ul7
sesreption they hive, aay members of the state
Board of Education.
A board COQlmittee Weclnelda7 recommended
sendln& th1a messqe to tbe aebool diatri~ that
hln caDed tbe state for advice a1nee tbe appronl
Nov. I of P1'opo91Uon 1 by more than a 2· 1
statewide wte.
8•MI, re.tle9 Fiie 8...,
LOS ANGELBS <AP> -Two ~ oil com-
panl• bave ftled a1dta in eCJllDldloD wltb tbe sa.a
bWlon takecw• ol Belrtdle OU Co. bJ Sbell OU
Co., tbelarae.tCCll'PGfat.e ~ID~.
Tiie aalta wwe fDed ID ~ Court ber. WedneidaJ b7 JloW Corp. ad Teueo IDc. TbeJ'
caatmd tbllt SbeD p1aU to lliq1ddate Belddp ID 1
• ., tbllt WGald pnwat llotill .... Teueo .. IDlDo1tt7 lblnbolden ftom putldpatiDa equllJ ma cUlbilJalicm flBelrldle'• ...._
HI a... n. OUIDty Of A
F ..... D•.-c:a.o.-1 Hil
Slyl9,.._AQrr h: 0...,..,.. c.dlft For Him
J • ,
Bay Waters Muddie~
-AfrerlasT week's m~g ~n tn; fate of tbe Upper
Newport Bay, one point remains diaturbJngly clear:
Local governments are not going to be able to solve the
bay's problems.
The attempt to form a multi-jurisdictional agency
that will have the cooperation -and the clout -to get
the six Jurisdictions draining into the bay to work in con-
cert aJready has failed once.
But the five cities and the county are determined to
keep what they call local control in the matter of deciding
how to stop Pollution of the bay and bow to clean ft up.
Unfortunately, it appears that insistence on local control
1s only going to doom the bay while the agency represen-
tatives bicker umong themselves
There 1s one agency that has the necessary authority
and without all the parochial hangups to attack the
problem and put solutions into effect It's the state Water
Resources Control Board. which has warned the local
governments that 1t will move in 1f local efforts fail.
Local management and control normally is to be pre·
ferred. and state agencies can be painfully slow and sub-
1ect to political manipulation, tOO'.
··w• A&B coaslderl.DJ," \be cable poled, .. bow to respond to
tbe abah'a continuln& query to us
Mailbox
tbtof,aO YadouJ cC...... ~ DeJ>artnMi.lt; WU ln tOClcb wttb
ardhia Mt! Nl·~~~:-dn•'(llllM"'' ID Iran cin • dally be,ltattid tii .•. I would •bull. Re 1m1W that tbe poUtlcal
Uk• to baY• )'OUt perioDa1 Ud lnaN41mtt In Iran WON h1lblv
private "alua&Jon ol tbe effect combustible and, wltb the
of 1ueb a move cm UM ut'1Q ot •llihi.t sperll, could explode In Amerte&n1lnlrn<•ped8ll1tbe America'• fae..
oftldal Amertcam ha the com· Yet CJD Aua. 2. be sent the pound)," Amerkan bbuly I "Secret·
Latn1en warned tbat the Sen<l••" plad.Dhll paper on
1bab'1 arrival In America could bow to....,. .. for tbe shah to tantie autl·Amertcan actlom, ln· come to tbl United States.'' 1be
cludln1 probable reprlaala plan ••to wait unW AyatoUab
autut the embauy. Yet Vanee Rubollab Khomeini pushed
edvlaed tbe presJdeat to admit t.b.roQb bi.a new constltuUoa and
tbe 1bab on "humanitarian" atablbbedanew1ovenunent.
1rounds. . Tbe shah's cue wu handled THEN, the paper atated, .. We
th c..-ahouJd inform tbe new govern· it e ~te Department by Un· menl tbat we wtah to clear our dersecretary David Newtom. He probably understood better than decks ol old lasuea oa the aetSD· da. One ol tboae old INue. wUl anyone else ln WuhJntton the be the status or t.be•ahab. we
con1equenca of arantin1 the could lnlorm Lbe iovernment
abah a viii. He wu privy to tbe that we have raisted intense many wamlqs and Pl'OlllOltica-ttons that the shah's praeoee in pressures to allow him to come to the U.S. because we did not the United States would mean wub to complicate (the
trouble 1yatol1ah'1) problems or our ef.
YET NEW8011 '8 only concern
was how to mlnimbe the lmpact
of the abab's arrival. He would
have pnlerred, for example, to
brin1 the abab into the country
nest year -after tbe Iranian
situation became more stable.
Remy Precht. who beada the
tranlan deak at tbe State
fort.a to construct a new rela
tlon.ahlp.
"Now witb the oew govern-
ment t'lrmJy el&abUabed and ac-
cepted. ll ~ •PPf'OPf'ia*e to
admit tbe lb.ah to .the lJ .S. 1bt
new IOftl'1lJDeQt ma)' not like tt.
but lt ll best to &et the Lsaue out
of the way:•
Proposed the State
Departmtnt J)ltnaerar 0 1'IJI
dlacu:liklli,wttll t.be new (~
meot> IWWd tab place lftet tt
b la p&ace IOIDe two-dlne Weeb
and 1G1D1 "" daJI before die 1bab wouJ4 come bere. In tbe
meuUme, we tboUld bl,s.a. to
prep&N tbl lnmlam by telllnl
them ol the 1ntenae preuures for
the lbab to come hr• -prw-
sure1 wbleb we are reltat!D& ~lte our traditional open.door
Po •• i;tfbire la DO pl'OIJ)ect for
Iran to HU.le down, there may
be an ~t for aolna ahead
and actmlttlq tbe shah anyway
to 1et that Inevitable 1tep behind
ua, but it wU1 be neceasary fJrst
to renew bow dan1erous the
situation la. In either of tbele
scena.riol we should aim for a
poaitlve cbanle in our poaitlon op the 8hab by January 1980."
Instead the 1h1b, pleading
medical need, arrived in Oc-
tober 1979. Sources close to the
sbab acknowledge that bl8 aiJ-
me n t, though real enough,
could have been treated
elsewhere. The humanitarian
appeal. &n other words', waa a
ruse.
The compelllne question is
wby? Why were our leaders so
determined to admit the .abah,
oootrary to the beat interests oC
lbe United States? The usual
lu.alifk:atloa ls that they could
not bn tbelr back on a loyal al-
ly and lb.at they could not give
the ayatollah a veto over who
can eater the country.
POPPYCOCL Tbelr er-eater
obllaltion wu not to the snah
but to the national interests. A
day seldom passes that the Unlt-
t> d Sta tea doesn 't bar uo-
de1lrable1 whoae presence
would not be belprut.
The pressure to admit the
s hah came primarily from
David Roc:ke(eller and Henry
Kaasin1er. Despite their das.
claJmen, they conducted a re-
lenUes.s campaign an Waabinaton
to grant the :.h a h refuge.
The respected rorei Rn af.
faan speeaalli;t George Ball was
correct in calling 1t "obnoxious
pressure ..
The Rocltefc>lll'r Kiss1ni:cr
alibi that ~Y madt> only hm1ted
personal conlatt~ '"pure decep-
non The> drrectt•d the cam
p.ugn: thev pulle<t the "ttnngs
the} enl1Med others to JOJO rn the•
1>ressurl'
In prev10~ column:.. we have
upla!ned lbelr mot.avallon. They
bav. Won-4o1Jar finan·
rial US to the shah.
But every day brings a little more pollution and silta-
1100 to the bay and no action to hall or reverse the pro·
eess. It's time for the state to move m. The bay is far too
v a I uable an asset to let it degenerate while local officials
<h ~agree over how to save 1t
Oumges No Surprise
Energy Appetite Holds Us All Hostage
After more than c.t year of study and debaie, the
Newport Beach City Council has made substantial
changes in the city's general plan, the document that,
among other things, designates future uses of vacant
lc.tnd . The amendments were completed Monday night.
None of the cuts -which will reduce future home
and office building by one half -should come as a sur·
prise to anyone.
It's probably safe to say that other than the owners of
those more than 700 vacant acres. there are few people ln
Newport Beach who will decry the loss of those future
homes and offices.
The landowners and developers say such sweeping
changes are going to have grave financial consequences
in terms of the clty's tax income in future yean. Given
the changes brought about by Propositions 13 and 14,
those consequences aren't clearly discernible.
As,ide from the incredibly boorish behavior "displayed
by one councilman, there isn't too much in what hap-~ned Monday that couldn't have been predicted in April,
1978 when a new council majority was elected. Come to . tnk of it. the behavior wasn't that unpredictable, either.
• Op1n1ons expressed 1n the space above are those of the Dally Pilot.
Other views expressed on this page af9 those of their authors and
art1sta. Reader comment is invited. Address The Dally Pilot, P 0 .
13ox 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-.6321. ---BoyillRouRd A irport
B)L.M.BOYO
ll wu 15 yean aao that a
brilht soul dreameCl up t.be
rln1·uound airport &lid 1ub-
sequentJy took out a l>•Ullt
on same. It'• euttated tn
the ~ ot a bis bowl wttb
ill nmwa,. ri~J:f the ln· aide. 11le Ill* to tbe middle, tbm rolla ~ plane
arouDI Lbe nl.D1'AJ tor as many JOopl u are ~aey
to 1et up·1ulftdent air speed.
11 aomethina aoea WJ'OPI, the
pUot almply wtDdl lt down to
the middle •laln• Need DOt
overaboot. Quullon 11 not
wh.1 didn't eomebod1 think ol
lt Ion& a&'O· QuNUon .. •b.f tiun•t 801 such ~rt bMll
bUlltlmee.
To the Editor:
It baa finally happened.
America is being held hostage
by the world. Not juat 50
Americans ln Tehran are an
bondage; weareallalaves.
We Wen? warned. We knew we
were beaded this way by our in·
satiable appetites for oil, for
COMUIDeJ' goods of all kinda, for
the better Ille we promiaed
ourselves in our Great American
Dream. We tbouabt the good life would never end; two can in
e•ery 1ara1e, meat In every
stew pot, home ownenbJp for
all, a walk cm the moon .
We could never run out of
water, beat. llabt. enern. Could
we?
TREaE WEaE danger Silns
on our speedway, but we 9'ept
our blinders on and looked
strailbt ahead. only 1eein1 that
pot ol .iold at the end of the road.
Like the Burma Shave alps <:A
our put, we lcnored the warn-
inp, ••1Jow, d&Dlerous curves
ab .. di" because tbe1 wer. out of tty e and we were IOtDa too
fut to aee them QJWQ'.
Now-we know. Then b •
llmiL Our supplies are oat end·
less. We do need certain tb1np
from other part.a of tbe worid.
outside the continental U.S.A.
The rest ol the world lea:rDed
this lesson some time aao. It'•
our tum now.
There ._ 1WI time. Not u
much •• we would Uke, but
more than we deHrve. Tbe
world ii a wonderful place, atllJ
filled wtUt rlcbel and bwq.
And lf we 1earD to treat it with
respect, llvinl &1 well u tak·
lnl, •• can make tt lut a wbUe
lonaer.
JANYOtJNG
IW _ _..11 ..
To tbe Mitcll': Ha~ read 'hcl-ll•-s:r .. LIA-~-qUCQ CJD tM lhab, •• , WM bl
WU 'octiQl CMd rofr .. penon-
blmaelf," bell fO/f a qillitlalv
.... T.sdr loNlai out tor
be left ....... of tM
fatal QaQNQUlddlm .--•? Numtlro'thio, I.hat'• wlMtl
MAJlY 0. llOOIUI
of these taxes is the state aales
and use tax. This is a tax which
we pay to retailers on various
purchases and they are then to
pay the wes over to the State
A loophole In our laws bu
enabled some retailers to unjust·
ly enrich themselves by not pay-
ing these tax monies to the atate
alter we have paid lt to them.
The problem ls that in molt
cases, as the law currently
reads. corporate officers cannot
be held responsible for the tax
UabiUUesottbeeorporaUoo.
There ia a bill wbtcb bas
paned the Assembly and will eo
before the Senate, when they re-
convene, which 11 int.ended to
help lmure that these taxes artt
paid over to the atate. The bill,
Aslembly Bill No. 1538, proYides
that corporate officers bavint
control over the flacal alfal:ra ol
a corporation or who are
reaponalble for the payment ol the sat. and use taxes aball be
penonally liable for the pay-
ment ot thele toes owed by the
eorporatlon If lt can be
. nt•bliabed tbal I.be tu had
been ~Qded in, or added to.
the Hllinl price ot tbe property
aold by the corporation.
IW ftlE corporaUon pays lta
aala and UM taxes to tbe state
wben due them the corporate ol-
Ocers would have notbin& to
worry about. What th1a btll will
do la enable the tuiq authority
to atlen:U1t col1ect1on ol the taxes from the otftcen of any corpora·
t.ton which doel not comply with
tbe law, and after all, why
ltloald .. relmbu:rM. corpora· Uoo for tax. wbleh lt doea oot
~ o..-to tbe ttate. tu!~~=;~~ but DOI i'ecllYad br the state, ta
1ne1e ... mlibt be riotded.
I-feel ~bl)' Blll No. la aboWd beeome law and. U JOU ..,_, 1 \G"lll JOG to eoata~ ~
HU tor and ... blili/ber know"
JO'lr tatei'elt In WI matter •
7.0RA LYN TBB&AU ............ ,
To the Edltor: •
It la wtt:b detp CC!Gcern for tbe
MD&or ddi .. ol tM bMtb ...
Uaat I• tbl N..,ort Beltb a ..
t)' CG"MIJ to ..., ea11•
IUPPoft Of 6ea•ltW Piasa iD
Corau Del liar.
Wben I w cmstdvta1 pOlli•
ble low rnrome bou.sln1 needed
by so many of our 5eo1or
citbens. I was 1reatly 1m
preued by the plans for Seav1ew
Plua Now that tbe sponsors ol
tbl1 plan have been (ranted S.U
mllllon by the Department of
Houslq and Urban deveJop.
ment, the vot.en ol tbia area are
watcbJq with concero to see
what tbeir elected cound.l mem-
ben wt1J do to enable the de·
velopen ol Seaview Plua to ao
ahead with their plans.
A1 a loo.Ctime resident or tbls area and now a senior ciUa:eo. I
uk auppcrt ol t.betr eadenor to
help solve the bousin1 o( eveo a
few of our aenJor cithem.
CHAllLOTrE C. OLHOFFER
••• ,,.'Tur
To the Editor:
While new construction ia
aUve and kictJna in Corona del
Mar, 11\1 family and others. J am
sure. are more t.ban allptly ln-
eonvetdeoced in ma&\)' W.JS. It
truly llD 't a bic ,.-oblem in that
nelOban lbould be flexible and
wiliinl to &lve u well u take.
But l have tak• too mudl. lily famlly'1 Satarda)' morniqs are
apoUf!d by bammertn1. drillin&
and the very abrui ve aound of
electric saws. Tbe city atates
that coastruction work be start·
ed not before 8 a. m But Sat.ur
day after Saturday my family
and nefibbon a~ shaken out ol
bed at 1 a.m.
IN ADDmON, do1a wit.houl
Juda of their oa, and without
ownen wbo abow tbe least bit ot
11'8C:..L. an walked by my home
a.ad onm dlrected mto mJ 1ard. to do wbat c:omee aatural.(y.
·~· .. «>"••~ To the Editor:
The "wanner take all "
pnmary currently sou1bt to be
a bolas bed by the Schmitz
McCloskey iniUauve effort de-
serves to be ret&lned, for rea·
sons other than tbe nomination
o( RouJd Rea1an. Repl'eNllta·
lion ol st&te9' delegatea at party
conventions in proportloa to
numben ol votes received tends co dilu&e further the power of the
states and the principle of
federalism that underlies our
political and const1tulional
1y1tem.
The American electoral
system was never intended lo
reneet • "mus democra~y" In
111 respec:U. The U.S. Senate
represmta aeosraP."lcal rather
than popular constituencies. The
electoral college and C prtor to
the pasaee or tbe 17th Amend·
ment) the lDdlrect eJecUoo ol
senators further coutJtuted im-
portant oountrrbalancil\a checks
to the power~ heavil)> populat·
ed reelOD.s.
ABOLITIOl'll of the "bloc ..
vote al GOP plJ'V conventions
would dimln11h rather than
enhance the importance of
CaWonaa in the nomination ol 1
presldtnt. Would Goldwater
really uve been able to defeat Rockefeller ln the UU
Republlun primary bad lt not
been for his blatoric California
victory! Tbe opportunltJ to
1arner all or a ma.Jor stm's dete1at. should Invite intense campatanJn1 by credible can·
didatee.
T•ere •'8 ,..,...._. ...
hllsMblll ... ... ClllCllD ........ ... H•••.._ .... .,..,. of •••1toa •••r•d 41 =-=· ~ t'• outoa locter roam,
r•p•rtera 1•t••r~d around tbe e••r•r1 . C a • t n lla1*dU..
aoti.t.tlPOhtobllteam
11...._MdtlMtaeatm=ln u..,.....,....., uq : ...... ,... .... kuad 4aiDn
lbooda'IDll~··
Nomra,a..., aciuota·
tloD Ill tbe aenpaper -or
eepeelallJ. heari•I It on teMYiskm -la not uouaual. Un·
pammatleal street talk by black
pnf ..... 1 atbkltel, and .....
hlaeb tn public pnlfeuiOGI 1uch
u tM IDUAe taduatrJ. bu eome
to be ~ed. lndMd, "Mo.es.
8\JT n•aa•a a pro"-m
llere. BlaelE atbl•t•• -ud blecll mu1tttaa1 aa4 TV
"rforDMn, etc. -an role
modela ..... "'91 bias chlldrw.
We lD tbl media baft a..-to
pall OD tbe lt.rMt lupa .. of
black "1upentan" verbatim.
Tbe TV reporters can't do
an~ about it -&be blaek atbletee Jar,on aoee out over
th air u ta -and tbe prtat re-
portefl are betn1 lest tbu
...
. .............. ~to burt Eodltl ~ 1boald 90Ulld lb• aiOTS• "8 per .. ~·
U...•llelpU...doft. Jlka.,..~ar.-i~ O&bln IU lt; ----~• loJ tit.It ft1 ._. .. theJ tbliik beCome ao eomlDoiplaH, • mq
Ir A RMS dllJ4 emulatel it'• n,llt; 0.,'N ~=that DOt cet turned uomd -~ -ti die -M•!ld"fw JUck. -•~ ll1rnr11 W• a diet ,.,.,~.,... 410 iiiiii Iii atbletH Jae H•• ,; aa ha· U,., Njeet tbe wbiW, mlddJeo .Uoli to.Mt a fllt04 •• .... ...
teHtewd CID TY. be II not... daU wQr1d that~ bu•~ cbllds9l wllo mq ......... ..
to be u.auctzt "' u a 1U)letltar. ed to Ifft Jn the midat ot. tbtm -....... IOCla -.... ff• ll 9CltD& to bl Uaoqbf ol •.• Wliatmtr; tbat'I tbetr bllll· plaJ• Al1bur Albe -8" '1ittiJI
1tapt4 k!Cl, ud, later, u a wa. And eerumtJ blub with t0methw .... •ol4·fMlllll*I
ltuJlid adlalt. Tbe world ot balli· mOMJ ba" reuoa to ba•e am· aodoutafeoucb.
.,..., from top to bottom. nm btnltat feelinp •boot U. wtstte Ob well Blaeu .--u .. on cornet :!2ie ot the £adsb world: EboaJ maaume reports. , • • •·-~ lanpqe. y, wtttell Milla tbat many uu1formed black pro-don t lib to I•~ Jib dlU
ba•e ctet.1orated to tueb an a· fe11lonal1 -alrllne pllou. ~"°:S-~lcan t..,tlaat
tent m AIDlrka that we me milllar7 pmra11, etc. -Clft.en
become med to &be Idea that ftnd that they are uked to cany But UM mea1p II IMt&Cbr
m07 pqle caa't write a dear. white people'• bap lD airporta. Itta true. Mastery of ICndall
d1net ..,,..,..., What LI new la becauae tbe combinatJoa ol a uaa•e lJ ane ol tbe few toGlil ~
tbe idea that ma111 people can't uniform and tbeir black akin black ~ bu to mab tt
even talk a clear, direct aen. ldeati&ia them u porten. in • ~ wt.tJ. U tenee. you're a black cblld. ud JUQ~
Or don't want to. Most blaS BUT TBS lnereutni me of not one al the 100 or IO bmt
profeuioaal athletes are coUeae street talk by black athletet -slam-dunken or wide recelHn
1nduates; it's conceivable that and the tprad1nc ot tt by tbe in tbe world. you can IO &beaid
some ol them didn't learn to new• media -bu to bave an and emulate tbe ••11ou bem'
write by the time they recelYed neotu,;::"':;rmful effect on your beroea talk. But tbe tbelr diplomu, but they were ta tJM»e who 1lJten and chanc-ee are that you'll wlDd ap
eooulh clauroomt tbat they un-leam. This aeeeptanff of street u the hippest dude pautna oat doubted11 learned wbat a spoken talk probebly tot Ill start witb towela ID the men'• wubroom.
LeVfS
TBBB• PBSB, CALLED tbe
"uaual. emtomary and reacm•b&e'"
charaea, .,.. t.Jplcally Ml at the 90tb
perceoWe. or Ir.= 1 at wblcb oa.11
10 percmt ~ t.be • ID tbe com·
munlb' ue ldPer. ~ ... doeton
can 1utimtt b6Da Ulat are lower than
the m•drmgn cbarp ti &bey wam to.
Tbe ~ 1tud1ecf the Ola·
Partners
Unamused
By-Vi8it
TERRE HAUTE. Ind. <AP> -Sal·
Jy Nicbobon and Allee Cortmfloa
won 't toreget tbe publicised day com·
edian Steve Martin dropped lo at
their Shuffle Inn.
The vlalt was thought up by Mayor
William Brighton and hll stalf after
Martin, in a Playboy Magazine ln·
terview, termed thJa western Indiana community of 70,000 "the most
nowhere plaee ln America "
RAY FaESON, a spokesman for
the District ol Columbia Blue Shield,
acknowledged that a few apeciallats
can raiaefees for everyone.
THE SHUFFLE INN wu picked
as the site of Martin·• lunch.
Playboy picked up the tab, a chef
from Maxim's of Paris prepared
lobster for Martin and the mayor.
Two bunnies came aloog to help.
"The observation Ls correct that lf
you have a ff"lr people wbo are doing
exotic procedures, they wlll cbarge
what they want. and that will have
an effect on other people in the fleki.
1t•s i.nberent lJl the .,.tem."
.. We 1.bougbt it would just be the
bunch of them a.ad a couple re-
porten," Mn. Mebol.loa mid..
He added that the prolJ'alD keeps
the maximum fen secret. because
'"e doo0t want to encourage people
to seek the upper limit for every fee on nery proeedure. ·'
However, more thu 100 media
representatJves descended on the South Dole resta urant, and the comedian's fans T 1
turned up in droves, aa weU.
'Eno•atot;~' MARTIN'S ADVANCE men or· ·~· ew::; .,._, dered customeni who had been eat·
-
mg there to leave, and many left MOSCOW (AP) -Soviet &dmtista
without paying their che<:k.a. Pta~boy in the Antatttic have d1acovend un-
gave her $40 t.o cover that Ion, but usual atmospheric d.laturbanees SI
Mrs. Nlcholaon said it won't COYel' miles above the earth wblcb ap-
cveryt.hlna. pareatly are caused b)' an "unJmown
"I may have to replace two tables. enero 10Urce.'' T ... aaid.
The people stood on them and tbe)' Tbe neW8 •1ency quoted ao.let
are real wobbly ..• The pariltloo apeclall1t1 H sayin1 tbe rapld
between the tables and the col.fee cban1es of temperature, deaaltJ,
machine needs t.o be rebraced or pressure and o&hel' atmoepberte pro-
aomething. They stood on that, too." pertles could be caused by loalJed
"You live and learn," 1aid Mn beams movinC from the aun toward
Nlcbolaoll. the Soalb Pole. ----~-~------------~---~·----·---------~--~
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for men.
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they are accurate.
.watche any man would be proud to wear today. Not only
_beca,__use their r1aht~ ul~ln lt)'tiJl8 l<>es~· But
because of the l~ble accuracy and dependability of ~r wortd-f amous seikO QuattZ movtmlnb. &n stakile&11teet v.1th a
white dlal Jlnd sleek black Uurd ~·Or in veUow with a brown mirror dial and bftM'r't lizard strap.
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,,. ..•• &•• SSPLOaDto n ..
at .Utti1.'' 1ald, decUalat to
•labot'IM.
le d •acUeattcS lb.at _, of
t -a!tm11Uvt11 would aerw u a
at RCA lawacbll a.loom
IV. t utelW. II tcbedal..s for
law.eh ln nmmu of 1111, but
Schonfeld aald RCA bellev" that acbed.i. cu bl aborteaed.
RCA apokeaman John H.
Wllllanuoa told a nnt1 cont.._ tn
Anaheim t.bl1 the Nort.b Amwlean Air '
Def•nao Command Hya it wW tab
several to make a tboroup
search tor the miuin1 satellite.
11£ANWHIL£, WILLIAMSON
aaid, RCA ll 1tudyin1 waya to awap
com municati005 channels with other
com mere lat com murucatlon1
aatelll• ID order to handle t.bose
RCA customers who had been
countineooSatcom Ill.
TURNE.a. WHO ALSO owns the
Atlanta HaW-. basketball team and
Braves baseball team, said 1980 "is
going to be a btg news year with the
elections, and people were expecting
our service. I( would be a complete
He said RCA bas not yet tiled a
claim under the $70 mtlllon inlurance
policy coverina the satellite, the cost
of lt.1 lawich and buslneaa lnlerrupUon
resultlog from its dJsappearance
RCA paid a $5.53 million tnSurance
premium for the policy, he said.
Marines Collect
4,000 Yule Toys
Libraries
Have Hints
For Gifts The Manne Air Reserve's observance of the
Year of the Child ~ejte<l more..lhan 4.000~ to..be-
presenteO to lea fortunate children during the yule
season, accord1ng to Maj. Marty Lyman. program
coordinator for the Reserve's Marine Aircraft
Group <'6 at El Toro Marine Corps Afr Station.
The toys were donated al a Dec. 9 celebration al
the Tustin Marine Corps Helicopter Station It
combined a JO.kilometer Toys for Tots run, a
performance by the 3rd Marine Aircraft Win& band,
a demoostration of radiO-<!Onlrolled aircraft and a
diaptay of Marine Corps helicopters and the Goodyear blimp.
If inflated prices are
robbing the JOY from
your hoHday gift·buying,
the Orange County
Public Library suggests
a gift certificate to any
one of its 24 branches.
_More than 480 athletes competed in the run,
pa)'Ulg an average ot $5 each to run for a trophy
The funds have been used to purchase toys.
lo addition, visitors were required to donate a
new toy to gain admittance to the event
Printed in red and
decorated in keepine
with t~ season. the
certificates entitle
recipients to a choice of
free servtces offered by
the libraries. from a
library card to a tour or
the library
Anaheim
Man Cited
By Seoul@
Robe.rt Mi lier of
Anaheim .
admioiatrative usU;tant
of the Orange County
District Council of
Carpenters, 18 the 1979
winner of the Georgl:'
Meany Scouting Award
for Southern California
The award, presented
durin~ the
Scout-0-Rama earl1er
this month al the Orange
County Fairgrounds in
Costa Mesa, was made to
Miller in recognition of
bis "outstanding
contribution lo the cause
of scouting in Southern
California.''
After a severe winter
s torm completely
destroyed two Boy Scout
camps on Catalina
Island in 1978, Miller
personally raised more
than $$7,000 in labor and
mat.eriab to rebwld the
sites. With help from the
Oran1e County
Carpenters Union.
almost all of the
estimated $109,000 worth
of damqe to the camps
wea repaired or rebuilt.
County Approves
Enwrgency Dial
Orange COUnty Supervilora haft ord~red a •
telephone system that will allow persona llvina
anywhere in Orange County to dial "911" for
pollce, fire and paramedic service.
But installation of the $1.5 million emergency
system won't be complete for two years, county or-
f1e1als said
The telephone plan has been an the works for
seven years and Tuesday's action by supervisors
1s a key to starting the service, county officials
said
The $1.5 million installation cost will be paid
out of a state emergency telephone fund created
by a half-percent surcharee on telephone users'
out-of·state calls.
The sophisticated equipment required for the
91 1 system will take two years to hook up
throughout the county, according to county of-
ficials.
When it is hooked up, calls to the central
number will be quickly transferred to the proper
agency.
By law, California's S8 counties muat have
emergency telephone systems in use by 1984.
Also by that date, anyone ia to be able to dial
the 911 emergency number free at pay t.elepbonea.
library Adds
Rare Newspapers
The library at Cal Stale Fullerton bu acquired
its 500,000th volume, a calf ·bound flnt edition of
"The TaUer," a rare BritiJh newspaper collection
dating bactto 1709-10.
Altbouab begun in London u an entertainment
for coffeebouff readers, "The Taller" acquired a
more 1ast1nt aip.J..fteance. lta eaays, written main-
---------ly by Richard Steele, comtltute a ertUQ• of tbe
morals and mennen ol Endlb lodttY at that time.
MWer Also was a key
influence ID tbe Oranee
Coot)' District Council
of Carpenters '
spoDIOl'lhip of &he 1979
Seoui.o.Bama.
C.UM2-H71.
Put • , .. word•
to WOf'k for ou.
Tbe volume wu purebaed by the PatnNll of
th• Ubnr1 from a rare boot dealer and "11.l be
housed ID the llbniy'1 tp1Clal collec:tklm MCtkm.
I .
Gift Ccrdficata
Ewryone appndatu
a gift froea Rosa'• Md
with a gift cmtificate
you can let them eelect
euctly what they ftffd
for their home.
Giant Poinsettias
Roger'a Giant Poinset· tau have never been
more beautiful They
are available in either
Christmas red or white.
Roger'• Now Opens at 8:00 am
Shop f.arly
Give a Gift
that Grows
Engllah Gardena
Roget' a da6gncn hevc
created a delightful
comblnadon of green
and flowering indoor
plant• ad in lovely
wicker baaketa.
Hanging Basket Kits Fresh Wreaths Pine Pots
Theae kits include; 2Yz For the finishing touch Roger's unique holiday
lbs. Roger's Soil Actt· in Holiday decorating, pi~ combined with .. N..11 ....... _
vator, 3 lbs. ~r's have Roger's~ holly and other color·
Flower Food. Basket custom make a frah ful plant• make a last-
Construction Book and wreath for that M>l'De· ing gih that will accent
a pre·mossed basket one special any home.
Nanery • lacloor Plante & Flori•t • Patio Furniture • U.nct.caping
Get to knOwour new teller.
It'll pay oft:
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t.be end. UM l'l·m•mtier ...
ec-Uve board ot t.ht won.a'•
rt •PAll.UOO dedMd to
OPPOH l'NllcWllt Camr'• re· no lDaUoa and re·elect.loa -
ev tf rival l""11 out to be u opponmt of the EQ\lal IUJtrta.
Am meot. Mott oJ tbe pre·
aldttatlaJ cand1datea back the
&RA, altbou&b llooald Reqan
ia a notable excepUoo. Powell. pr.., aecretary tor
Cer&er, reacted to NOW'•
.UMdJ·but.Cut.r decllbl by
ncalllq that lbe ayatollah allo
called oo Am•rtc101 to vot. ••a.tut Carter . .. w. WW do our blilt to aW"-
rive Wit.bout the 1upp0rt ol tbt
uatoltah and NOW." Powell
aald.
SAID JOANNE Howe1, l(eQ.
aedy'1 deputy campat10
manaaer. ·•1 thlDk that'• a real
1lap al the orcanlaaUoo. To put
the two toaether In the same
1enteoce ii really horrible."
PoweU retorted Wednesday
"ll 11 clear lbal NOW, Ma.
Howes and the ayatollah have
one thin' in common -the
absence of a aense of humor."
lo an interview, Ma. Howa
Hid the Kennedy camp bopea to
win NOW'• backing. She sa14
the bu beard the NOW chapters
ln lllloola and five other stat.es
lndlvldually have decided to
back Kennedy
SHE SAJD A SMALL delega·
t1on from NOW interviewed the -----!=~-· • senator tn tus office for about J5
minutes a few weeks ago to
sound h.im out on Issues of 1m
porWieet.o ........
NOW • .ttb U0,000 m~~t did aot ....... pswsamuai
c didate tn im •• beeom·
ln_t more poUUeaUy eeUH.
Wb.lle tDClorMGMntt by DaUonal
or1aniA ofteD bave Uttle
Impact oo m.mben, NOW'• en-
dor1emtot toC1ld tt.lp pNVtde
volunteen for t.be Keaotdy cam·
patp tt tM poup cbooNI to
back blm .•
111. Boni, fonnerl1 bud ot
Opna .. r*n
Mario G. Obledo. state
secretary of health and
welfare, says the U.S. should.
open ita border to Mexico
and permit unlimited move--
ment between the two coun·
tries. The ranking Latino in
the Brown administration
said Mexico's population
will double in 20 years. and
the poor and the hungry
should be free to come to th~
L" ~
SHOWER MASSAGE Clemente Sets
Beach Tourney
r
PESllCJDE
INW.aER
P'RESNO (AP>
Realdeoll of a mobile
home park near bere
have been drlnkln&
waler wtlb the heaviest
concentration of the
pnllcide DBCP ln it in
lbe 1tate. offtdala aald.
Two tesll ol the well
aervtnc lbe Shady Lat•
Ranch Mobile Home
Park IOUlh ol Fresno re·
vealed DBCP Inell of
32 lo 34 part.a per billion.
The slate Ht 1t.andard
for ulety ii one part per
b1llion.
~ ~
You fly hlgh, live
frH. and div•
dllp. You're ..,
•ctlvlat. An
innovator. You
ire Involved.
YOAJK wnstwatcn.
of course. ts
Rolex. Like thlt
tough, timety
Submarloe<-Date,
with tts 30-jewel
chronometer
movement.
housed ln an
Oyster case of
IO&id .18kt. gold or
eurgJaaJ ttainlesa
...... guaranteed
pre .. ure·proof
down to 860 feet.
-..CllHl"I.,. .... ._ .... ,,.. .. ,,,_
If•••. •••••
.. .... '~t=N'\!I.''"\
f Of 0-C... Aid ACTK>"'f
(.Ml
AO.-,,._~ .. z.w11
~• byWATERPIK
at a special
holiday price
S:in Clemente city paru official.a plan to bold
a week~ beach volleyball t.ouma.meat J>eelqntac
Saturday.
The event will begin at 9 a .m Saturday al t.M
Trafalgar or "T·Street" beach. Part1clpant1
should cheek m al 8.30 a .m. Play coocludea Sun
day~mooo.
The Life Stride Sandal:
dressy side up ..
The elegant
new H1gh-Stylf'
l1na ad1ir;t!> for
regular soray
mill.Sage or como1nat1ons
For the ulltmatf' ~howenng eJpenencf'
Wall Mount (•m-2) 15.88
24.88
-·~
: For your I
1:shopplng
convenience, 1 we gift ,
wrap FREE 1
whlle you
wettl
The double-elimination mixed doubles tourfta· ·
ment ii Unuted to the nnt 32 teams to enter. Late
entries will be accepted only lC there are avatlable
playloi umes.
The entry fees a~ S7 per team and $9 for lat.e
entnes Fees and entry forms must be turned tn at
lhe city Parka and Recreation Department, 100
Ave Seville. For lnlormaUon. call 492·5101, ex
tenJlOD 265.
Postman Imprisoned
OAKLAND (AP) -Poat.man Joseph Hill can
spend Cbrllt.mu and New Year's al bome here,
but then must beeln aervtna a four-moalb aeot.eott
In coonect.k>n wtlb bank-credit card loeae9 from
the Sao Leandro Poat Office that exceeded
$230,000.
S..-IOt'-'llCllYOftH-~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!~!!llw!!!!y '!!!!21'°"!!,..!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!e!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ Free Fi Im
~mas i. tradltiooal and ao are we at
Halliday's. St. Nick likes to fill his pack
with handsome selections now on fetUve
display at our shop. Men who like good
things will enjoy a Gitt from Halllday'11
Scheduled
• 'Tbe Bella of Sl.
Mary's,"• ftlm atarrtng
Bini Crotby and In1rtd
Ber1man. will be pre-
• seated free to La1un• Beach aenlor cltlaena
Dec. 21 at the Sou lb
Coast Theater. • The pro1ram ,
sponaond by tbe Coun·
CU OD Aaina of La1una
• Beacb and La1una
Federal Savln11 and
Loan A.ssoci~tlon, wlll
be1ln at 1: 30 p. m.
Tlcke\J are avaUable
at lbe CouncU of A1ln1
• office, 5.IS Forest Ave.
Bob Glaaser of
Newport Beach haa been
• named to coordlnate the
UCLA Alumni advisory
and 1cbolarshtp pro·
tram tn Oran.ce County.
Amoai local commit-
. tee buds tn tbe pro· pam are Pb1l Quon of
Jntne and Paul and E••·Ellep Meyer of
HuaUq&oo Bnc:b.. t
Bil
Rascal
1 Ot 6.VARI•
Summer
SeuH99. 7 o.r:
Plain Gouda. 5 oz Smol!.eCI
Edam Ber. 801
Meo1um
CMddar 9tlck.
3 oz jar of
SWNl-Hot Muetard. Lii' Oval
Wafer• •nd Strawberry
Bonbc>ftf S12.80
'4<.e ...., •••• ........, ..... If ......
1012 .,....Aw. .... ,... ....
Trtmly talloud fo r tbe
perf•cl \Ou('t\ with fatl"a
1-.ph1•lk-alf'd k>c*a i.nd a(·
furdJbl) l)f1f'N1 fl'lr) I/II
ffancl•ed•.
Fralaaad
DeGdoa.
$30 .00
WffldlffPlan
548-8684
Teus
Spread
1 lb BEEF 8TIQ(•
Summef Sauaege, I
oz Smoky (1mohd
Ch .. H t1ar). 8 OJ
Edam Slick, 12 oz.
M ii d Midget
Longhorn, 7 oz. ttt.ln
Gouda. 7~ oi. KOPPEl...ZAA9 C,,_
and Strtwberry
Bon~t1a.•
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Beverty tttu.• !llllne Young Wlttt Her Book
Anglo Majority Falls
OAKLAND CAP> -Census fiaures show that
An1Jos are no longer the majortty of the population
in Oakland, for the first time smce the city was
founded 125 years ago
The special census, which was started in 1977
and just completed, shows that non-wbltes make
up 54 percent of Oakland's 330,000 residents.
IT ALSO BAS perbap1 tbe
bltbeat bouain8 pricea ln tbe
land. A survey by the Real
E1tate Research Council of
Southern California pat tbe
"average price" of a home in
Beverly Hilla at $800,000.
Ma. Young's properties often
U1t at over $1 mUllon, and in·
tereat coals don't worry her
buyers
'11111 900&. 1fUTl'SN wttb mo.te writer ~ Lond. ta tltl•d, ·•A Mllllon Dollars
Down," a r.,_ence to often
atroDoadeaJ c1own pa)'IDeDU to
bold • bot propelty.
111. Youns. 4t, a dlwrcee wbe
oumben amOQI ber four ft·
buabanda tbe late actor Gil
Y e>aq. ii at home lD tbJ.a mWeu
of IDO'rie ltan and mllHoaalrea.
Her BolJ)'wood lifestyle dGM-
ly matehea her cllenta•, ADd
ElalDe Yoiuq, m~an eD· trance in ber pale • miU
Jacket ~ .bat. IMr p attawn blonde hair cantully 1t7led. could be mil&aken for a movie
atarMnelf.
TBS DAVGBTEa or a
onetime movie ltudio executive,
M1. Youna waa rai.ed amid the
tl.nael.
"I knew I couldn't 1in1 or
dance or act." abe aaya m her
book, "but l was caulbt up in the
glamor and knew something had
to happen."
Hanukkah Party
Set at Center
Granny
Gowns
by
Puppet.a. a cloTi'D, atoriee and aonp will
hi&hlicbt the South Cout Commun.lUee J•wiab Center'• annual Hanukkah feattvtties Saturday at
lbe Laiuna Beach Boys' Club.
Cbildren can participate in a $2 maximum sift
.excbanae beginning at &:30 p.m. and adult ac-
Uvtties get under way at 8 p.m. with mu.le by the
Moooliebten Band. lo~ .dancing, entertainment ~1 of Salzburg
emon·s
SPORTSWEAR -W estcliff Plazl
54M121
and doorpmes. ·
Traditional latkes. plus 1weeta and baited
1ooda will be aerved.
Admisaion ii "2 and information la available
by calllnl ff11·"110 or~
.. Remarks Unreported
· MUNICH. Welt GermU7 <AP> -A Manlcb pro-
secutor cbarted two Bundeewehr offlcert of the
armed forces with failure to report anti-Semitic re·
piarb m.8de n ~ a1Jnolt three ,... ago, a eOa:rt .... •man uid.
Tbe char'Se stem.a from a party at a military
acadea17 near Kunlcb
Accordlna ~ the apoteaman. about 20 penons.
after heavy driDldnl at a J>Ut1, became not.ay. DOido& tun at aJocam of the outlawed Nut Party, and then set fl.re to streamen. Aa the paper
burned cme of party-1oera ~edly said "let'•
throw 00e more Jew in the fire.' the apokeunan
said.
( L. M. BOYD )
INFORMS in the DAILY PILOT
' .. . .,.
Keep treasured memorln alive In
beautiful Hallmark AlbUm. A thougMIUI
lft. We carry ref 1111. See our fine
lectlon of paper plates, n•pklns and
ps, ptastlc glasses, kl'llves, forb and
spoons.
a
Warm
Holiday A
i1
HEA MAJESTY
tO..lOAY
GIFTWEAR I
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Be wise this Chnstmas -. ·
shop where you get /riefidly
service, a wide range of gift~
convenience -and save time
and energy. Shop Weatdlll
..... -where shopping
is always a pleasure.
w .. tdifl P11aa stores will
be open until 9 pm weekdays
as of December 13th for your
shopping conuenience.
)
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l
quJr.let were
rred to Judy
rlaon or the
ter Mondale Mtuuu.i-
pal,p> commJttee. Ma. Harrison,
accompanies~ the president's
er around the hustings, could
be reached at the pair's mid-
elc stopping place. Caesar 's
ce an Las Vettas
hen the prei.1dcnt took his mother
t~ movie an the White flouse
th atf>r tht.> film cotnc1dentally con
r ed a rchglOu!-.ly on ented ruler
w!M) ml•t an abrupl end Mary Queen
of &cot.'>
The prc!>1dcnt 's mother created a
sl'l')all stir at a -;tate dinner that
honored Jcick Lynch, then pnme
m:stl'r of I re land.
ekmi:t the lrlsb -M8der"s et1er1-
t1 , the Cart.er matriarch showPd lit
ti'\ tolerance for Lynch's title as she
~koned to him with the words.
"Primf>! Pnme•" -lb ~. a Washington report.er
for th New York Times, hu in/re-
q .. ent occasion to v1s1t the White
llouH on bW:imess. which worked to
h1S advantage thlS W(.'Ck
King JOlnt:<f a group Of reporter!>
and photographers who recorded the
start of a Cabinet Room m~tmg
bet.ween Cartt>r and members of c.
E~nunMade
Executive of
Gaming Firm
ATLANTIC CITY. N.J. <AP>
Sandra Manno Sbenfeld baa been a
nun and a mayor. Now, abe'a the flnt
woman vice president at Resort.a In-
ternatlooal Hotel Casino
Mrs. Sben/eld. 38, was promoted
after 16 months with the company
She w1U head the ~asino hotel's ad-
ve rt1 sin~ and promotion depart
ment
··JT'S TOO BAD that a lot of people
have these stt-reotype-. about both
j(ambllng and nuns Roth stereotypes
arc wrong." ~he s <i11d
· I dorn think 1t s unu!>al that a
casino executive used to be a nun.
You go through different stages 1n
your 1.Jfe. Tb.ls ls the latest stage U\
ml.De," she added.
A native of Atlan.tict City. she spent
three years in the Bryn Mawr con·
vent of the Sisters of the Society ot
Holy Child Jesus, where she was
known a.a Slat.er Peter
SHE NEVER TOOK final vows,
left the Convent in 1»65 and married
Gary Shenfeld the next year.
The couple moved to Marlton, N.J.,
where she !>erved as councilwoman
for l wo tenm1 before being elected
m ayor tn 1974 She headed the drive
to allow gamblin~ in Allcint1c City in
1976
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'Bridges'
Reapome
ToCriau
FRESNO <AP>
le•eral daamm arstna Premo real
to Invite Iranlan 1tu
denta Into tbe1r bom
durla1 tbe ChriltmH
hollday1 to build
•'brid&es of understand· w ." They also asked
Fre1no churches to hold
a day of prayer for the
safety al the bost.ases in
tbe American Embassy
lD Tehran.
lnvttina students into
bomes would abow that
.. .,e can respond locally
t.o this Crista by building
bridles of understand·
la1 wttb tlle children
and frimdl of leaden in
Iran and with tboae
future leaders," the
clernmen aaid.
LA Porno
Bookshops
Face Fine
LOS ANGELES CAP)
-Three operators of
Loa Ao1eles' lar1e1t
pomoarapbtc bookstore
chain were fined more
Ulan $11,000 and put on three ye an' probation
after pleadlnl no contest
to several charges o(
di1tributlng bard-core
obleene materials. E.W.A.P. Inc. <Erot.t
Word• and Pictures>
tbe operaUoo run by UM!
tbree. men, Howard
Green , Melvi
Starkman and John R Demott, also wu fined
118,500. The company and the
men were charsed will\
more than 20 counts of
varlom vtolatiom Item"
ml.DI from tbe tale and aowtnc ol mateliall in
tbe company'• 23 Le Sex
Shoppe boobtores.
Medical,
Studenu
ilt Peak
3467 Via Lido
Newport Beach
The Mock
Turtle Pullover
Combi ne th e
traditional I r lsh f is herman knit with easy c are
Wlntuk Orlon .
What y ou wlll
di scover Is a
remarkable
long -sleeve
pullover that Is
both el~ant and pr~tlcal. Cnuelly bulky yet
surprisingly light,
thlt tweater Is fashioned with a
handtome all over
dable Mld diamond
design. Mac hine
w.,,_,.e fGf •Y
cat. 35.00
liec~1s
MEN 'S STORE
CHAllTllM HOURS
MON-FRI t:30 e.m.-8:00 p.m.
SAT t:ao e.m.-1:30 p.m.
SUN 11:00 e.m.-5:00 p.m.
8442 Quadway
Whittler
Wrap up your
Christmas shopping
at
de ~.FJ
Custom made gift baskets
centerpieces for business & home
3433 Via Lido
NewPOrt Beach
675-1631
•
lllndlr. OUtmbet 11, 1171
noOrt&u lake tO Japaa Md IUJl an0ta. (i um.na llD a .teat, ........ tbe Uldt.ed .._~.,Che NP0rt Ul4; •
Wllllam T. c;;i., a .la,_... tnde
•1eetaU1t In tb• d•partm•at•1
l!conomh1. StaU1tle1 aad
Cooperilttffl Semee, told a nipolUI' tJaat be bad DO IOUd ~ to lbow
bow amcb U.S. .U. ts betq Miit to
Japa bat tbat Che lmoual Probebl1
"II DGt real u~· at tlU palat.
Coyle Mid, , that dlilN II ~ ecGDOmle attracdoa ID
Japan for Amulcaa Hk• and,
parUealarty, a jotnt nntu:re ID tb1s
c:oaatn fol' ltl muuf aetun. lllC& PUCD IN Japan are ltrtet·
ly controlled and currently are
arocmd ti.JOO a metric too. more
Uau four Umel tbe ao&na world rtce
price, Coyle Wd.
'Bat take prte., be Wet, are not 10
1trtetly restmeMed. IO It ii poulble for a JqueH buyer t.o lmport U.S.
1ake a comlderat>a. 1arinp.
EndaCoane
A11l1tant Oraa14(
County Sbertft 8*rt E.
Ortfftth of El Toro, wtU
1raduate Frtur trom the natlooa FBI
aeademy ln Quantico.
Va.
VIA LIDO AT NEWPORT BLVD.
-, ~~ ~a~n
( /}/111¥1/ ( ;;&~,/
For the Christmas
she always wanted •..
feat&lra.ta:
J.G. Hook1 CW11, David Hayes,
S. Howara Hirsh, John "-Yw,
J . H., v111aoer
WIDE SELECTION
• Hallmark Cards
• Fine Perfume
•Gold Jewelry
• Photo Supplies
FREE WRAPPING
3-4-45 Via Lido, Newport
675-0150
ONE DAY SALE ONLY
FRIDAY DEC. 14
ALL-Cl.AD'S COPPER CHEF 1-ptece crate ot
Ce>ppef' , , • 100% c.opper
exterior c.ombfned with
pure aluminum core •nd
st•lnless stffl Interior for easy malnt.nance, fine-st In the U.S.A ........,.,m• SPECIAL
PRICE $230
3441 Via Lido, Newport Beach
Open 5uncs.y1 67.5-1460 11 :ao-1:00
flltl•OtflT .......... t1,. HAPPY
COOKER
~ O:t/..l ~ ~ .<I~
&-...;;. An ln-1.-11n "" ~ Is an lnvHtment In the tutu".
3439 Via Lido
Newport Beach
673-5430
Christmas Unique .~ ••
by Ocean
Pacific
Sunwear,
white
"A Mf'9t1dlpltous eolledlon
of the most unusual
gifts on LldO lal•nd."
3'19 VII C.ldo
New~rtBHCh
61~2393
or soft
blue 26.00
I
• •T I IS TBS •ont klDd of
HoUywood fU.m·"-m aDd tM publle
Nteata bimi trMtect um wa1:· aSd
eaecutlve dlreetor WllUam A..
Turnap.
NPS Dtrector William .J. Wba1eD ~Nov. 21 ln a aeries al.,....
I eoAfumeea 1D and near YOMDdt.e
Vall 1 that park service and coo·
CefllqG ofticet .ct ~ would
be m0v.d • mllel to Wa.ana oo the IOUt.b edp al tbe part. The estimat·
ed CQlt by 1llO ... '100 mWlon. ~,,........ WbaMn uid t.be rest al u. plan
Wbate .tlo~ Newa Secretary Jody Powell came to Iowa to enjoy
$Ome phe84ant huntini wJtb U.S. Conare51mu Tom HMkln. from
Iowa 'I fifth district. Powell also brought his aenae of humor as he
sported a "Save t he Wabash R.R.'" cap. The cap wu tn rMponae to
Ted &.nnedy's commeQt that railroads need govemment help, tn·
cludlaa the Wabash R.R. The Wabash railroad folded years ago.
U:is Question
Sobers Class
CRETE. Neb. <AP) Ed Watkins, a career
development specialist at Doane College here. has
found that one way to quiet a glggll.og class of h1a1t
school seniors is to ask them what they want to do
wtth th~r bves
Like most peopl~ whether on the high
s chool or college leve l or alre ady working --they
are sobered when they confront what Watkins calls
their own "occupational illiteracy "
woWd be rdeued Ul the Dnl.,.. or
two. but a part service oftldal aaid
in "no way" wlll it mfft that
deadline.
HE POINTED OUT that tbe plan
baa to carry an environmental lm·
pact statement, and tbat takes time.
Stylish oak accessories make the difference.
Especially when they're from this exquisite.
• •
r -THE LEVEL OF OCC UPATIONAL
literacy <.1 m ong pt·opll• who ultimately will
spt'nd un aVl'nt~l' of 80.000 hours working at -and
in m<i ny rmlC's hullng their J<>bs. 1s appalling,
s ays W;itkins. d1n'eto r of career development at
the sm ull, 700 ~tudf'nt liberal a rts school
quality-crafted collection. ->----:;11J....,,::1.:::::~r-----7
Yet 1t dcw~n 't ha vt• to be that way, says
Watkin!>. who discovered an alt.emauve while look
an.: for a way to interest students In the future
without h~ving to give them chsco-danctng lessons
Why not apply the SO<'rati~ method of asking
que1t100.& am\80 not 11oO much al a apeclf1c answer
but in <t more ~neral l'lf'n11e at lllummatmg where
to Jook further"
THE RESULT Of' WATKIN8' DISCOVDY
w•s the root of a f ive p b!Doklet called
Wlitk1ns Occupational Uteracy ExatAina Ort
(0LE1
Dr J ohn llolland of J ohn'> llopk1m. University
in Ha lt1mon· .in .1uthority in the vocabonal testi ng
fie ld say.., th1· (••rnmrnallon 1s "un1qut' "
It ,..., " '(•ry ui.eful idea for stimulating :.
per.,on lo do rnon• work on vocational plannmg,"
Holland .... a:t'> · t '-,uall y v.hen people finish the ex·
erc1sl'. lhey·n· a ppallt·d <ll thf'ir lack of occupa.
t1on<il knowh·dgt• be<' a use ncHrfy everybody falls."
It is a bf•nef1<'1al 1.•xerc1se in failure tha t
Walkm11 hOp('M wlll s ucct-ssfull y send many people
OJI the nght path tn their scurch for a career
TWO WEEKS AFTER THE OLE WAS an·
l)Ounced in "'fhe Chronicle of Higher Education."
~ore than 200 universities, colleges, high schools
and corporations <'Ontacted Doane College for in·
formation
"I Hke to think of the exercise as a way of dta·
turblng their comfort," s ays Walkins. 34 . who
#eDda mucb or his time on the road meeting with
1pdenia or diacuuine career eoal proerams with
ebool '1'd bualness leaders.
"The wbol• purpose of Ule exam is to help
me>ti ate students and otben and help them re·
d they have a problem and \hen 1et. the desire
do 10melhlng abOut lt themselves," he says
1N CONTLUT TO M08E SOPIUSTICATED
Ung cWvkea lnvolvloe elaborate an1wer keys
d testinc metboda. the WatkJrus exam is a single
ka..t &.bat co.ta 35 cents a copy
Idc:intUJiol what occupations are available, w they match a person's Interests and abilities
d what other occvpat'°'11 ml1ht be •ultable are
y conaJderationa of WaUtins' exam
People are asked how much time they spend
lakh\I a)>c>ut tareer options, what they will do
tpGe tMy are tn lhe Job market, what they think Is
ay4ilable to them and what their particular areas ~. tffectlvenen are. ,.
WATKINS SAYS THE ENTIRE EXAM can
take from 20 minutes to one bout, depending on the
vidual.
"Then lhey sell·1core the teat and when
y're tau"oulh they talk ll over," be says. "Over
perc-eet aren't pualng it."
The exam concludes with a series of "pre-
pUom" of "what they need to do. whether lt be
S Utns a carffr counselor. tdentifyln1 other
punults, and IO forth," WaUtlna says.
UNLIKE "8ELF·HELP .. BOOKS AND
terature, WatklD1 exam does not predict a result.
"That. Nl1i a jot of copies and lJ an attractive
thln1," be aaYt. "But aoinehow, we've 1ot to .U• people feel tbell' own pain about what's "°'11. Md befON they feel their own pain, we eu't rMlb' hope 10methin1 polltivt l• 1oln1 to
come abouL"
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With triple-cross laminate
,..on-:;truct1on to prevent crack-
ng or spltttrng Model :tA 2
Reg 59 99
39.88
A acrumpttoua idea
II "l'I waffle m111(f"r aoo a 1anaw1cn gnlt
Perfect tor g1t1g1v1nq10 '(Ovrse11 or
someone CJIS" Removat>io grids ma~u
tlean1ng east Tl'mpcra1u10 1s ad1ust
at>lc An a111omatoc signal l11~ht 1no•ca1es
vmen waflre ba~or •s crc'°lcatoa ano
whOn wofttoa are ready MOdcl i:26J
TOASTMASTER WAFFLER
Req 31 99
22.88
8. OAK TOILET TANK
Graceful sculpturod·squarC'
design Ready tor connection
10 virtually any top or rear spud
bowl Model =LT 100-R
Reg: 149 99 •
118.88
Beauty show
in the fireplace
Ji; st tnrow on one ot l"OSc logs seltl<'
Dacie al"ld on1ov "''-' ~pctta<.le ot mull•·
co•orcd !lames Ttie1 reno 300G•ll
warmtl'l and beauty to '"" room And
r~o sl"low lasts tor uo 10 rr>rco del1Qntfl,1
novrs Al rnos va1ue ·price it pay1 to
:.1oc1< up tor !he l'\Ol•dav 110.13on al'ICa:l
log WC•Ql'll 3 lbS
K-BAR COLOR FIRE LOG
Reg 99c:
88C
C. CLOVER 2A. VAHfTY
Oalo. construction 2 doors
? drawers. 21 • deep w•th china
rop and white bowl
Model •CV242·2t · TW
Reg. 344 9 7
248.88
Twinkle Of r90Wr
Model # I\ 1 &30 Of I &40 Rao 2Sc and 29c eecn
8UNFLO~ 304' YANfTY
Cane and l k frame tron1
Model #$\i}2·21 • TW
Reg. 394 g
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FULLIATON
301 So. State College
870-0060
Open Mon. thru Fri. 9 to 9
Set. 8 to tJ Sun. 9 to 6
new name I familiar faces
HomeCenl r.
formerly Ward & Harrln
COSTA Ml8A
1275 Brl1to1
668-1500
Open Mon. thru Fri. 9 to 9
Sat. 8 to 6 Sun. 9 to 6
GARDIN GROVE
7101 Garden Grove Blvd.
537-9571 or 893-8523
Open Mon. thn.I Fri. 1:30 to 9 Sat. 8 to tJ Sun 9 toe
··rr..._..,.01i. .. .:a.:1.:..T-::
U pettGDt . lt U..1 bl*! tMID few U run bieJood 119>'• Ded·tll11• peJIDlllt. t.bl ~· mm laJd wecbMed.,.
... aod DGtM cub8d tD euttw will -,.. cetn tbe boa .
Nor "111 Sert• ff aad IDI S.Ttno ltcedl pay
tbe extra lllt.er.t, t.bl TreUlll7 aakl..
Tbe bilW Serl .. EE boada will be etlled t:neru SavtDp DoDdl to roeu1 attenUoo oo UM
~ro cJ11i1 and ...,. need to tnv•t beavtl1 tn .,~...-,Yell to l~.t oU, IAc:ludinl ayutbede
fllell. ft ta aimed at eUclt.ln• tbe aame patriotic
NIPolSM that accocpaDied DefeDM and War
boada.
TD IN'n&DT llATt: 8008T 18 tbe lecoad since June I. • ....-those from• percent.
However, the new t.vel remains far below
rat.es paid oo mane7 market certificates or tbe
Treaaury'1 own b1b and notes, wblcb may mature far sooner than sa"finla bo'Dda.
For example, U·week and 2'-week Treuury
btlla u ol thla we« pay more than 11. 7 percent in·
terest.
Moreover, the Interest earned on U.S. aavtn1s
bonds falls below &be cu.rnmt inflation rate, which
exceeds 13 percent a year, robbing Investors of
much, II not all, of their yield.
THE TllEAS\JllY DEPUTMBNT 18 limited
by law from pa)'iDe more than 1 percent inteteat
on the savings bonds.
Savinp bonda do bout certa1n tax advan· tagea.
• -o-w-ne-n...,ot-u,-tnp boddl pay DO state or local
taxes on their I.merest. Aad lnltead ot paytnc
federal taxes eacb year on interest earned. they
may defer paymen until the bonds are culled in.
For long-term savers, these tu advantaies
can be compoun4ed. A couple at peak earning
power, for example, mlgbt defer tu• until they
retire, when they mlabt be in a conalderabl)' lower
tu bracket.
IN ADDmON, PEOPLE CAN DAVE their
savings automatically deducted from tbelr
payroUa and applied to the bonds,,. teebaique the
Treasury Department acclaims u palnlesa. ·
The interest boost la deslped, in part, to
stimulate sales whleb are about 10 pereent below
their 1978 rate, the Treasury DepartzDent reports.
So far this year, aalea of aerlel g ad H boDda
have totaled $6.515 billlon, while redemptlom have
come to more tbaP SU.3 bWioo, Treasury o.part.
ment oftlciaJs aald.
THE NEW &SUES SE BOND WILL be
available in denomin.Uou rangin& from $50 to
Sl0,000, They will sell for 50 ~~ ol their fate
b:!.'d~~ You will have w par llll.for tbe *-pelt .
Til!e old Serles B t.>od ..US lD denomlD.atlollll
from SZS to $10,000 ud can be cubed in at full
value after only fiv• years.
HB Finn Ordered·
To Pay Overtime
A Huntington Beach caulking and adhesives
manufacturing flrm bas beea ordered by the U.S.
Dl5trict Court in Los Angeles to pay $4,000 In over·
time compensation to eight employees.
The U.S. Department of Labor sought the pay
from Cor Claus of 15102 Cont.ainer Ave.
The firm also was ordered to comply with the
overtime, record keeping aad ablppinc provi.aiooa
oC the Fair Labor Standardl Act. a Labor Depart·
ment spokesman said.
The Judgment was not contested, tbe
spokesman DOCed.
Not So Lewd
Peep Shows Defentmd
SAN DIEGO (AP> -A Judie says peep show
establilhments and adult boeikstores aren't bouaes
of ill repute under tht law.
Superior Court.1.11141• Bchrard T. Butler pro-
hibited Municipal Coui't plana to try llx men on
ehar1e1 of operattq sucb places. Their attorDe)t ..-Sl*l that bouMI of ill repute are places where
Jet.a ol iroatitutloo tat• pl.ee. Butler ~ • p~·· oontentloo that state Ian paue4 W 1155 ..S 1112 cover aucb buai·
...,.. by aa)'in&' tlloUMI lel W fame a1so were flaca where Iewaa.u took plaee.
Ornery Steer Caught
B~r
IOUTH ST. P~!t la•,..~-A ~ ---..
b .O.ct tbe Paul 1r1>0oa board to nlD4ft
a •r•de leboal UbrU7
boOk ... .." talD.I "pure blata11t aatl·
buntiq Dl'ODaft.Qda. ''
John M. WCUlow ob-Jocgd to tbe boot '-rbe Gaat. ol Knotty PM''
by BW Peet, a boot be
WtNiiiiit aaJd depicted bunten lD "sn acbo-t7pe trock1 ..
with "OGRES" ltceme Former CIA Director
WUUam Colby says
the agency had ad·
vance knowled1e of the milltary coup ln
Chile ln 19'73, bu~ be
denied any CIA lll·
volvement in the
Salvador Alle nde
overthrow.
......
Jeffenon Ehmentar1 School principal Robert
J . Perkina said the boot
presented an animal-eye
view of buntera lo
"caricature form."
He recommended tbe
book remain ln tbe
library and the achoo&
board took tho matter
under advisement until
Det ~ ._ ....................... --------------------------------------~~~..I
MORNING FRF.ml PRODUCE
RHcla F..-Splaacb . . . . . . . .z.tt ._.
anae .... ~ .............................. Jk•
Lar1e 8be Eiola.at ............................ Jle ....
lce~TC Lettuce . . • . ............. , .. , . u •• ._.De ....
Sweet D' AlaJoa Pean . . .. .. . • . . . . .. . ... .3le •
Swfft LarteSbe Navel Oraa1e1 ............ -. .3Im1 ...
JamM Swed BawaUao Ploupple • • • . • . . . . . .8te _.
BroW'11 Cooklna Onions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Z U.. Z9e
t·lb. Pits. Carrou .... . . . • . . . . . • . . . lie ....
FRESH ctn' FWWERS DA.D.Y!!:
PRIME AND TOP CHOICE MEATS
Meaty Sbort lllbl . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .. . .. 1.U •
Leaa Grocmd Bed. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.lt •
Leaa Grocmd Beef Pattlea, 1&-lb box
ol foTi)' paedes...... .. . . . . . . . . .............. l&.M
UQUOR AND WINE DEPARTMENT
DelueJ'•Q.ampape cn1. Ut> ...................... 1.tt
BartJ ,,_Tit all ................................... 4.M
Cfalyu Seol 7111 aiJ ............................... ll.4t
G~ Ota C4">.............. . ..................... ..5.21
G.,._......, (II~ en.> ............................ 7.tt
Thi• 11 a picture of a f.w of our pdmt rtba Cla
the J'OUlh) iOtnC through Deluey'1 famous a1·
ms proceu tn our spe(w ~
cooler.
SAVE27%
T038'
ON THESE
OTHER
SB.ECml
CARPETS
Place )'CNI' order now for
your Chriltmu Standln1
Prime Rlb Rout.I. USDA Top Choice and Prime Bftf. A1ed not la. tban 30 days to Ule
peak al pertectlon -all e1·
cetl flt and bol)e removed for easy cania&. ,._aJn w.
will feature k>eal freah Zacky Parm ~eys aoa poultry.
Eutem o-. Lona bland
Docklinp, Smc*ed 1'w1teys.
Hams. etc. We will even 1tu.fC
ud cook or just stuff (OYeft·
reedy I )'OW" boliday turtey
for )'OU.
DELANEY BBOS. SEAFOOD
Gl&Hlk Sale of FreM
. DUNGENESS
· CRAB • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1.39 ....
Fresb Lecal BroadblD
SWORDFISH ••••••• 5.98 lb.
I WE Wll..L BE OPEN l"Oll YOO'& HOUDA y I Sff<>PPING SUNDA V DSC. za '
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30 wettt RMS m n mum per channet. 2 channelt driven et a Ohm•. 40.20,000 Hi #tth not more then O 5•1. tote!
harmonic dl.tottlOn.
Modu .. r ComponHt tyatem MCt lerie•• ••"•nty.
• full 5 year wtrr1nty on tPMkeft
•Full 3 y"r w1rr1nty on r~¥ert, turntebles, ta~ deck•. tuner• and am~lflMt
Whhm 6 yeata ot purchaM of·~-· or 3 yun of purchae ot al"'1MI or multlP'e peay 'umwbte. r~. tuner. Of
tape deck of this Modutar ~~ ywtem. we will. as our
optton. repair or fepf.oe 911.y ~ It d~• tt matertal or
worttmenthlp. Part1 and llt>ot are •nofUded. Jutt oontaet the
nearest JCPenney ftcillty for Pf'OfnPl eervlce
Save $50
19" color TV with
automatic fine tuning
Sale
349.95
Reg. 389.95. ColOr TV
wtth 19" screen
(meas. dlag.) #2020
•Automatic tine tuning
• Memory VHF tine
tuning
• Detent VHF /UHF
channel Mllciofa
• Chf'Oma-8'1te9 black
matrix ple1ure tube
39.95 TV &land.
Comes unaseembled.
< ... ~.
·Closeout
I
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Samsonite Siihouette I
Beauty Cue
Over-Ngtrter
2•" Pullman
26" PuUman W/Wheels
29 .. Pullman w/Wheels
Shoulder Tote
3 8uft8r .wheels
2•" Men'• Companion
Samt0n Ctaulc Ill Attaches
3 tnehla wide
SarMontte Claak: t11 Attaehee
6 lncteeswtde
•~~.J ~ I.·-
or~ 54.
58.00
78.00
96.00
1HS.OO
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98.00
78.00
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NOW
35.99
46.99
55.H
71.H
89.H
21.91
72.99
55.99
44.99 ....
Save S20
"-I·•"-.... m . MCS
Seriel9 pley /r90C)(d C&IMtt•
tape d9ck hM auto 9hut otf.
two IQlded record '-"el
,,,...,.. 13539
Save S4()
Aeg. 229.tl ..... t1tl. MCS
SerlW direct drtve tumta~
wfthtlngleormuttipteplay. up
to Six reoords. #8700
SaveSSO
Re;. 449.95 ......... 95. Trme and temperature
microwave. #58e5
• Variable power setting
• Cooks by trme or temperature
• 1 3cu ft. oven~
• 625 watt peal( ng pow
'
Save S2CJ
Aeg.124.N ..... 1M.N .AC/OC
blacic 9IMf white TV wtth 1 r
SCfeen (meea. dt9Q.) 11014
•OCCMoord~
• RONWOOd grWned ptuttc
cabtnet
•
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Sale 319.95 ..... m..-kyde oon-
~bledl8hw..,_., #3t40
• Utet onty 11.4 9llk>nl Of
water
• Three '9vet WUh 9Ction
• Pota and pens cycte
• C>Yem~ht dry cycte
MYeaenergy
.... ~ eff9cttve
ltw°"9f'~
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Sale 299.95
......... kycte
buHt·tn dlehwllher. #4940 • u... ontv 11.• gaflon• of
water
• Three levet _,, ~Ion
• Pott end perw cycte
• OYemight dry cycie
law. energy
Save '100
MlcroWave With autO set.
Sale419.95
"-9· 111.N . Touch controf
tn1Crow.ve with euto Mt. #5920
•Remember• your tevorlle
rec•~ at the touch of
oi button
• CO<»ct by time or
temperature
•Ten power ~Is
• Bu11t-1n meal racit
Microwave O'<lef1 cart 51 .15
Furniture Dept.
Save s30
Parkview Swivel Rockers.
reg. $229 Now '199
Save sso
Wing Chairs plain, tufted or
channel back.
reg. S299 Now •249
Save •200
Savannah Sectional Sleeper.
reg. S999 Now 1799
Save •20 to •SO on T•hltl Group.
Square CocktaH table
reg. 299.95 Now 249.95
End Table
reg. 299.95 Now 149.95
Hexagon T•bl•
reg. 179.85
SofeTable
FASHION FABRIC
Aaaorted Fall Fabric
45 .• and 60" wjde
• • aur11nmon ~n F•ll Aaaortmem
ortg. 3.99 to .t.99 yc1. Now 1.91to2.98 •
Uphol9tery F•brlO
M"wlde ,
25o/o All Boy's
Dress Slacks
Sale 10.50
~~··~ '""'* .
Prtc.a eftecltve ttwu Dec. 1111 -·---
--· •• f ..... • ~ "'C:!--• • .. •••
30°/o Off
All Men's
Leather Jackets ..
Sale $10 to $140
Reg. $10N200. Our en1fre line of
superb leether Jadleta. now at
great savings. Choose from dOLens
or styles from sleek Cabretta
leathers with new-fashion treat-
ments to rugged ranchers With
warm acrylic pile linings. All m the
moet wanted colors for sizes
S.M.L,XL
Sale $16
Men's Slacks
Reg. $20. Betted dress alack• ere a blend of
--..--potyMter/reyon/ecrytk; tJannel Hidden
walatbend poci<et. and reece beet< podtets
Sizes 30 to 40 25% off entire
line of skirts.
Sale 9.99
Reg. $24. The Runner"' jadtet la trlpNI kntt
acrylic wl1h reftecior embtem, zip from, slash
podtet& Slzee XS,S,M,LXL
Sale $6
Reg. $8. Girl's bow
blouses, size 7-14.
Sale 7.50
Reg. $f0. Girl's Terry
Chenille 8kirt.
size 7-14.
Sale 6.75
Reg. $8. Gh1'aTerry
Chenlle Top,
size 7-14.
25°/o off
Poly Print -Mandarin Color
Lurex and onion skin Misses blouses
reg. $14
Fine Jewelry
30o/o off
Now 10.50
Entire Line of Diamonds
Name Brand Watch
Bonanza ••.
.39.88 .
A fine Mlectlon of fine watcmee from
Hefbroe; °"*1, CUnton, Jutea-
JurgilOft .nd mont. 17-)ewel mowemen:;...eome water 1Mt1tant. f~ • tor men Ind women In .,00fd-t°"9ot11Mr~. wtth....,.ton ••or twwlet b9ndL Glwa a gift of time.
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Tuv Cited
for Photo
f..xcellenee
:}:
Two Huntrn1ton
each residents have
en selected by the
Sa1tman Kodak Com·
pany lo represent
California in a 1980 J>botosnpbic display at
tbe 4 ·ff Center,
Waehlnston. D.C.
Kendra Clements. 13, ot 20482 AJlport Lane,
and Paul A. KUer, 18, of
6852 Sylvja Drive, will
J'~ceive medals for ex·
ftlJence in photography.
Cl~ments' entry Is a
R>apshot of her sister
playing on the beach at
sunset while seagulls
ver above Klier used
Czechoslovakian vase
u the subJect of his l!hoto entry. Th.ls is hi5
ltcond consecutive year
N • representative to ~dlsplJU'
'El Morro .
fSeeldng
Volrmt,eers
El Morro Elementary
School officials are seek-\.n g v o 1 u n l e e r s l o
participate ln the
Laguna Beach acbool'&
bllinaual education pro-
cram.
Volunteers need no
6ackground in
lan1ua1es other than ~auu. Tbe school bu
nine •tudents whose mary languaae is not
1Usb.
•Volunteers are asked
donate Ume du.Jina e week to help tutor
e cbUdreo.
To volunteer, call Jan
ood at 4M-6M3.
save 21"''
from Texas Instruments
.......... ~II -Tl'a fllwloW
..... With Constant Memory .. that retair-.
yruf data even wh8rl lt'I uned oil
•~linear l9gl"8S$Oll. trend 1.ne anitvsrs
• compound interest. annuities, presenU
Murevalue
• ...,.11101, mean. standard devlabon
• °k, % dlange, powers, ooet/1811 margtn
• ~arty 3 oz .. In vlr¥ wale( wltt'I
businee8 card holder reg. 45.00 .........
TUIO .. del9d ...... llHh: favorite. roN
With CM.C..,,-......Y"'.
• aOll'1 IUle, trig In degees. o.rads Of ~. roots.logs. powers
• ......,,_ mean. standatd devaauon.
vari8noe • eo P11POOJ1•11118d functkJns, '° 1ceya, 2metno'1ee • edentlfte notation. 5-dglt mantlsaa,
f8CIOftll
• with vtnyt wallet reg. 39.95
Atari® tv game . ..
'l'balle .. IUUile l')'nc:1 fNID
IM tU .t • ~ ll'aDIQ .......... ,, .. ~:: ...
bll IJelab --.... out· doon ap1mt U,. ad'rice ot ber
family. u reeof'ded by Sonoma
County rancbera Elmo and
Patay Sbrop&blre.
"She'd hen ctnMm• k>O much
~ggMf/ and WI l»n-d Mr not lo go,
Dana Harbor
Group Plans
Yule Events
Santa Claus will arrive 1n
Dana Harbor aboard a Harbor
Patrol flre boat Saturday at 1
p.m
Ht. will amve al the Dana
Wharf to climb aboard the as.
toot apor'Ufiabin& vessel tbe
"Sea Horse'• for periodic cruises
around the harbor between 1 and
4 p.m. Saturday and SUnday, ac·
cording to tbe Dana Point
Harbor Asaoclation, apoosors ot
the event.
Tbe annual event la co·
spoosored by t.be Dana Wharf
Sportaflsbin& and the El
Camino Real Junior Women's
Club.
Saturday night. the fifth an·
oual .. Holiday Higbli&bta,"
featurin& decorated and lighted
boata pal'8ding ln the harbor,
will belfn at 6 p.m.
Spectators can view the
tllree·hour parade from
doculde, or troaa ._ bluft'll sur·
rowM1inC U. lllartU'.
• roH~ln•. w•o ,..
........... "" by1 fnft41L Tuu llancly 8roob1 fOGida"'l' lift d1la ••11 ., flro. lleeord eaecutlvH, ""111'11 CNdUed wit.b the abUl· t7 to lllilll a b.ll a mll• awQ.
ooldn't llv• tb• ShropablNI
the u .. ofdlq.
• .,,.,. wanted to be rid ot i.
ao tat.'' Slu'opahiN aald. "1
doD't U.y even llateoild to
It. We cat all tboM prlated NJec·
Uoa llip. you bow! We were ~lnDI namet out ot boob ud teadlntr u. tape around. ..
B\JT THEIS aLUEGSASS
band, Tbe Homet~ad Act, ltepl
P9rforminl tbe aoo1, and tbey
finally spent '2.000 record.in&
tbe IOlll and bavtnc 600 copies
printed.
"We were jual sellina them off
Sidi••···~
James Buckley, formerly a
U .S . senator from New
York. has announced his
candidacy for the 1980
Republican nomination for
the Senate seat being vacat·
ed by retiring Democrat sea. Abraham Bibicof(.
IVDD 1' TBS &ECOao moewa -. ~. and now u.re an ptua to puatl the catcbY
lUM up ad down tbe West Coat. '
and aCTCM the naUoe -at •
centa a copy.
Tbe Sbropsbira -..... from
Kenweky. lbe'a from TeDDesaee
-an overwhelmed bJ wbat'a
happened to .. Gnndma."
"Tbin&J bave been so woo· derful." Mn. Shropshire said.
"We just can't believe at "
Mike Cocan, pre1jdent of Bay
Records, aaya 8,000 eoples have
been printed ao far. and "we can
print 100,000 a day if we need to ..
·· ws not Chrblmas witho1£l
Grandma, aU Uw Jo.mil11'• cmaaed ' (
m block;
And we ]Ult con't help but 100nder, I j lhould 1Dt opm up MT' gifta or ~
tM?nbock">
·•tr anybody doesn·t believe in
Santa Claus." Shropshire said,
"whut happened to thas song as
proof that he exists ·
\lorkshop
On Jobs Set
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Saturday
Dec.15
Preview 9-10
Sale 10-6
Sunday
Dec. 16
Sale
10-6
. Antique Village offers you everyday the finest
amiques available in our Via Fabricante location.
For real savings visit the Antique Village Discount
Mart dlD'ing these two days ooly !
ALL ANTIQUES AS IS!
COME EARLY!
BRING A TRUCK!
Orawteaf Tablei ...............• '96
(Ht of•) Chain ....•....... -'96
Skleboanh .................. __ S85
WordtobM ................ .....,. S 100
Dressers .................... -'90
Stocb'I la •mw ........ ._ '240
om ...................... 5138
flattap&Wtapdllk1 •... ._SJ 75
Hal T,.. (some Mated) ••...• "°"' S60
Staned Glms .. . ............ "°"' $24
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A workshop oo increasing ~~~~~a~wc~r~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ i.s scheduled Saturday from 9:30
a.m. to 5 p.m. at Golden West
College io Huntiqton Beach.
Gerrie Scbipek.e, a &eniOt' con·
sultanl with a management firm
and workshop direct.or. said
participants abould bring a
description ot the type of career
lh ey are seelci.Dg.
A $5' materlala fee to cover the
cost or a workbook will be
<'barged and waneed registra·
uon ia recommended. 'to l'e·
gister, or for additiotaal iDfonna·
lion. phone 88'l-T111. nt.enlioo
591.
Tax Board Helps
I
Motorist Check
SACRAMENTO <AP> -Tbe Callforaia
Jllehway Patrol aald Jt bu turned up 525 poqlbly
llle1aJ auto nspatraUoos dUl"iq a pilot cheek on
out-of·state plates in four area.
Tbe •ix-month effort in the Vllalla, Lake
Tahoe, Sa Frandaco and ~ areal WU
made with the help of the atat.8 ol l'Aualba·
lion, CHP Commlul011er Glen Crall u.id Wecta.·
day.
•"TB£ A881BTA1,llCE OP THE BOASD of
EqualbaUoo lbould prove invaluable lD !:1'r.ndiDI
our capacity to deal with tbla vtolatkm,' Crail
pidffe aaJd It worb lite th1a:
Wbm an oftlc:er apota an out-of...tate plate that
be 1upeda la not transient, be ub for a cheek on
wbere tbe owner ot the vehlde lives.
Tbe CHP ub the Board ot EqualiutkJrl.
Whlcb ~ aucb th1n11 u phone boob, YOter
repat.ration fllea, and homeowner property tu re-
4Jempd,on U.U.
AL CADE, SUPESVllOa or TBS board'• oe-
l'Hloa.J Alea unit. •aid the board dolen't bave
~ me. ol tll own and cannot check income
tu reeo1da ol tbe Franeh1M Tu Board becauae
they an ccafidentia.I.
He said 1t '1 eaaJer for tbe board to cheek the ••ailallie pubk reeorda. ntber than the Hlab••1 Patrol, ._... il bu the dertcal ltaff and tbe of. ace=-oat the owner llv. In CaUfonda. the CRP cMdEa bim ouL IA mo.t UM9, the violator
pan a ftDI ad tbe California reailtraUon f• with .........
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the .ua. ... beell uoo.ooo.
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bave belD m IUiCb tesU line. 1M5,
mott ol tbetD near Blktm llland.
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puelmunon ootdlola oonwnlently ptec.d atop
the ...... ., ..... the buttone In.., order
you I .. ; w mbr UHF end VHF dmworola •.•
Md Ir• .. oomplet8ly 1t1ctaonlc. The K¥-1208 a. a 12" 1Hnlbon 1Y (meMUl'ld -~).
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etwp, bftghl lmegM 8nd vtvtd, 8CCU'llle color.
lt'a uptight dMign 00-grMt In the kttctwn,
den, 8Wdy, anywt.rel
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4 '· i -Qt Covered Saucepot
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cleanup& in &ink or dlahwutter, Warp-
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it easier and safer to cook foods 3 to 10 times
tater than convenllonal methOds, using less en-
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nutrient-.
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until pressure 1s salely reduced; g111es a vlsuar
indication of pressure in cooller
• Flat bottom tor easy cleaning and evoo heating
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• Warp-re5'slant stainless sleet tor easy cleaning
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Cordless Plaque Light
Plaque Oetec110n System
trom Clairol
Reveats rnvtsible bac1enal plaque a
maior·cause of tooth csecay and gum
Cl1sease
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All Fedco stores are open seven days a week until Christmas.
nDOO U ~a. La Clenee• BMI .. Loe Anples 90018
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These Costa Mesa High School students are among tbote being
featured in school's production, "A Chip Off Broadway." From left
in scene from ·•west Side Story" are Cindy Besancon, Tani Wright.
Jolie Gordon and Peri Mosher. 1be show, with scenes from various
Broadway productions, nms throup Saturday in the school's
Lyceum. C~ time each night ls 8 o'clock. Tickets are priced at
....$3 f-0r adults, S2 for student&.-
Economic Joh Security
Best With Necessities
By JOVC:E L. KENNEDY
near Joyce: Do you have Inform•·
Uon on jobs that are receHion·proof?
-C.T., IDdianapolb, lDd.
Because an industry's kitty of Jobs
is closely related lo demand for ill.
output, enterprises providing
necessity goods or services usually
offer more JOb secunty than those
dealing ln luxury goods. But identify.
ing recession-proof jobs is much more
complex
Makers of capital goods Items
bought by companies to manufacture
products, such as tools for assembly
lines are more vulnerable to
downturns than are those that supply
<.·onsumer goods, such as fabncs to
~ew at home
INDUSTRIES PRODUCING dura-
ble goods refri11erators, for ex.am-
ple offer less stable employment
m tough times than do those making
nondurable goods that muat be used
within rouah!Y a year from purchase.
Job Jilt.en bit hardest at oei:upa·
lions in the manulacturlns and con-
struction industries -macbininl and
foundl") jobs, auto worlten, carpen·
ters, construction laboren and tbe
Ute. Less skilled or new worken are
more likely to be laid off than those
w1th solid trai.niQa or experience.
Service, clerical and other whit.e-
collar worken suffer fewer recession
Paper Money
Exactly That
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP>
Some Wllucky thief took S3 mlllloo
worth of r.ert.lficatel of deposit from
an En1Jewood City Hall aafe. 'nle
certificates are non·oe10Uablf!,
POiice aay.
''They are oob worth the paper
they are printed Oil," 11ld police Lt.
William BeJt.
City Flnance Director Eric Johan·
nlaaoo said the safe is left open dur-
lna the day ad someone apparently
Just walked off wttb tbe certiftcatee.
( __ CARE_ERS_)
bruises although a number in suscep
t1 ble mdustnes do get knocked about
m the Job market when business 1s
bad.
IN 8EA&CHING FO& seeurlly,
other factors should be taken loto ac-
count too, like bow well an ~
t1on 11 mana1ed. And your Job "->c·
t1on Is related to stability -the
larger the department, the lesa your
se('urity
Where you ltve ,.. still another rac·
Lor the Midwest and Northeut will
lake the hardest punches In this re-
('e ss1 on, economis ts s ay, whale
11rowth areas s uch as Southern
California and Phoenix are expected
to come through without serious
scralches
Specifically. how do recessions al.
feet the job security of liven workers
-dental assistants. file clerks,
cbemlsta, bakers and more than 100
other occupatlona? The answers are
published in ''Occupational
Unemployment,·· a ntne-pece article
appearing lo the faJI tasue of tbe
Department of Labor's Occupational
Outlook Quarterly.
READER SERVICE A repnnt of "Oc·
cupational U~" ii ocaUabW
free to GnJIOfW tdao nclou• o QMmn...,,
ulf-addrnied mailmg label 10Uh JIOll" n ·
~It to JOJJCC Lain KnnedJI at BOtZ J!IO,
Co1ta Me.a. Uu a /cdrl11 lat'{lle lob.I -
the Un11 one• ge1 lolt in hattdlittg.
Aussie Woman
Heada Scots
LONDON (AP> -Tbe Salvation
Army bu named a woman to bead
its operation in Scotland for the flnt
time in ill 100-year history.
Auatralian Eva Burrows, 50, la the
youngest commissioner in the ln-
ternatlooal evangelical orsanbatlon
and one of tbe few women to attalo a
top leadership post.
• Splral slloeo for easy serving
• Honey 'n Spice Glaze • Cooked 30 hours
ll e 01o·n·1 011 •Nationwide shipping service H l ' ''C:Jr.t '1 • • • •Full service Dellcalessen ~ ey •Old World Cheese Shop -![ed u~=~y· s
:.A Qoolu11iJt.MmL 9()1 dOft 't 1tnw. to ~
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.\lso AN1'ie1tn. OfanOI. RlnCho ~.La Hi&a. Ian ONQo. NOftft HOii~
Elegant
Bookshelf
Speaker
Nov .... by,_,....,
Save s40
39!? Reg. 79.95 Each
Be a smart Santa ... give two for the
pOce of one! aw aooustlc suspension
woofer for deep bass. 3w tweeter delrvers
up to 20.000 Hz response. Genuine wal·
nut veneer cabinet. 4CMOfl
SavesggReg
~1095 109.95
Complete 3·ptece system at a low low pnce• Fea·
tures a tone control headphone 1ack AFC on FM
even an aux input tor adding a record changer
Tape player operation 1s fully automatic 12-1402
Mobile CB with
Emergency Switch Save
41010 TRC-427 by R .. llatlc
sag
Reg.149.96
CHARGE IT
(MOST STORES)
Instant Emergency Channel 9
SWltch lets you call tor help
quickly. Includes mike. hard·
ware for do-it-yourself under-
dash mounting 2MU4
AM/FM
Stereo Phono
&-'thick
Record/Play
Clllrfnett-9-92
by Reetlstlc__.--:1---
Record tapes ott·the·a1r or from 3·speed chang-~
er. Auto-level sets recording volume for you.
Tone control. headphone 1ack. 15 '12 high enclo·
sures. Oust cover included. 1>-1201
Compact Stereo
Phono Systemewtnette-20
by ANllatlc
7ggs
·Removable
Oust Cover
·Matching
Speakers
Separate
Up to 18'
k'tl-1 gift tor sry young pereon• featutes btg •
iaiil1id. modem 8tyflng. low~. compact a1ze!
11Ptled changer includes ceramtc cartndge with
diamond sapphire styli auto shutoff stereo
headphone 1ack separate v ume tone and bal·
ance controls. 1s-11M
Cassette .~
Recorder 1'
29ss
Ideal gift for students! Tape lectures. live con·
.certs. and more. Buill·in mike, Auto-Levet. Auto·
Stop. 1acks for remote mike. aux. earphone
Battenes extra. ,....,,.
Communications
Receiver
OX·180 by ReaU1tlc
Police "Action" Radio 1 Channel Walkie-Talkie
17g95
Five bands pull in shortwave
stations worldwide. CB and
Ham operators. marine and
aviation stations. WWV time
signals, local and distant AM
station•. Covers 535·1600 kHz.
150-400 kHz, 1.5·30 MHz. 20-112
PR0-53 by Reallatlc
14995 aa~ds
Four bands scan up to 8 chan·
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Crystals extra. 20-122
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PA0.52 by R .. 111uc
Covers VHF·HI/
12995 lo. 8 channeJs.
Crystals extra.
»121
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1995
Grve a pair• With Ch.
14 crystals. FCC Type
Accepted. Wnst strap.
Batteries extra. Li·
cense required 21-1902
3 Channels,
2Watts
TRC·201 by Reltllttc
4995
Ran0e-BoOst ex·
tends signal reach.
·With Ch. 14 crystals..
Satter1e extra.
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. D&AB PAT: "n. Da117 PUot nceaU, Ud an arUc.. about two lrrioe women wbo anaqed
· ll"OllP .._,GI trtPI to tbe Loa A.Qsei.I 1arment cBatrfct. le 't ftnd tbeJr names Lo tbt telephone
book and doD<t know bow to set tn t.oucb wttb
them. 1 bope JOU can 1et th.la tnformaboo for me.
P.£ .• 1.rvtne
., ... Paal ud Gln.J Meu of "~la& W•••" cu .. re.et.I by,.,...... ssz.un or IU ....
DllU Fr.ae N...ts Cle••l•9
DEAR PAT: I have • lilded Picture frame
that bas tamed dull over tbe years. f beJleTe •ta a
gold leaf material. How can I clean it wttbout.t\118·
tng tbe finish'
P.R .• Cotta Mesa
U tile frame ls nlaable, prGf.....,•I eleu.lDC
is adn.ed.. o.tt.yoonelf ptOeECbanJ lawl.a utac
a 1ood qulity laoaaehold clr'y-cteullls aolveet.
Teal fin& on the aadenlde of \M fn•e. Dampen a
' coUon b1JJ with the solvent and roU or pat -don't.
nab or scrab -oa the gold leaf. Allow lwo or tbree
daya to judge raahs. If a cleaa, clear brilbten.btC
re111Jw, yoa may proceed &o clean tbe wbole
frame .
..... /W•H Sel"~• Pre•~•
DEAR PAT: Ky wife and I bouabt a fixer-apper
bouae and I am trying to do most of the ren·
ovation work on my own. I've bad a lot of trouble
figuring out the proper nails for various repairs.
Do you know of any guidelines for a person wbo
isn't even cloee to being a ca.rpeD&a" and doesn't
Boris Ofptomat,
your portable
~ c:cmputer.
Heplayaa
:i:ji~I fantastic game of ·-.-.a.: iZI chess on either
batteries or AC adaptor.
Hospital Bid
VISALIA CAP) -An
initiative ts being
circulated ln an attempt
to keep Tulare General
Hospital in business.
Reg $119 95 01 SALEI 8 9 9 5
VOtCE CHALI.EHOEA. , ... ftrst ~
. . CHESS ~~.:!:cs~.== ~0~ r..,.r106re of bOo« ~ and the
CHALLENGER ~ hardwood framed unit and wood
-·' -ctiwmen come In an mbecttYe cw.
~':a 27900
CHESS CHALLENGER "T'. an
outatanding a.. ~-81
an economiCal pctoe.-.9$
BACKGAMMON
Limited quantities of our "best" quality
Chess & Games label backgammon Is on
sale at greatly reduced prices. Select from
plush suedes, velvets and leatherette styles
in fashion colors and a full range of sizes.
BUIGEOIS c\ DBIGOIS.
UnleaSh your lin&olnat1on and cr.tJvlfy.
Play 0ungeona & Oragona, the ortglnat game of fantasy role-playing. Chess &
OaJMI Unllmtted stock• the complete
tine of D&D aeppllea tncludlng all eup-
ptementa dice a rnanua1a.
THE BASIC A $10 Value
g'J !:. 315
Feruay 0... ~tool
A FllE GIFT IDEAi
Values from $25 to $55
Our Reg. $16.95 to $39.95
01 SAl£J
1015 To23'5
C ~-IESS r. GAMF:S
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QUEENIE
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Three poppet chows wm rtDI In tbe Oldlt.lnU
aeuoo at the Dau Ntpel LfbrUJ tn Lapu
Nlpel on SatmdaJ' bellnnh\I at 2 p.m.
Library puppeteers will present "Bab! Rum·
bug," "Frosty the Snowman," and "A llodem
Christmas Carol," tn tbe library at 3SMl Niluel
Road
Di8Ht& TBB ornCLU. January ,........_
dcm date, Bamr •• relieved oi bia duties-lalt llay when Cbe ~ reqwted hi.a reaip•d-.
Dr. Robert 0. Besa, asctsteut 'rice ebaDeellc>I'
for academic affairs in the state cbaneellor'a of.
flee. baa been aetiq president amce tbm.
Yotmgsters are invited to particapate in a
Hanukkah ceremony following the abo~ and -------..
refreshments w111 be served. courtesy of the (14, K 4 'Ii UEfl."O"' J
Fnendsoflhe Dana Niguel Library _ . DAILY PILOT The program 1s for youngsters to the first REVEALS in the
through third grades.
Phoenix.
18 flights d4i}y.
17 flights daily.
Tucson.
5 flights daily from Orange County.
(2 non-stops)
3 flights daily from Ontario.
4 non~ daily from Los Angeles.
5 flights daily from Burbank.
Just call a 'Davel AgeatyoorCorporate 'Davel~ or Hughes Airwest at:
Lat Angeles (213) 712-5100 Ontario ('114)98&6124
Burbank (213) 247-s:m Orange County (714) 54(}~
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Seven days from today, Khomaini is going to
receive the cablegram printed at the bottom of this
page. Thousands of names of Californians will be ·
on it ... including yours, if you want It to be;
Khomaini says that he doesn't believe Americans
HERE'S HOW YOU CAN HELP
Yo~r name (but not your for the cost of this advertisement
address) will be included in the and for the cablegram (which,
cablegram to Khomaini if you fill because of all the names, will be
out the coupon below and return expensive). For example, the cab-
it tb Operation. Plain Talk. Any legram with 100,000 names will
contribution you make will pay cost $42,525.00 .
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S-etor P•ul Carpenter
Operation Pl•ln T•lk
P.O. Box 149
Cyprn1, C.llfornla 90830
~lease add my name to the cablegram to Kh,omalnl.
O Enclosed ta a contribution of $ ----
(Make check payable to Operation Plain Talk)
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he is trying to use to blackmail us.
Let's show him we do care about human rights.
Let's show him we care about our fellow citizens.
Let 's send him a message that a united America's
patience has been exhausted.
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No S&L or bank can pay you
a higher interest rate
when the annual interest rate
is 9% or higher.
A sincere but confused (? > Santa. aa4 a '1a · j .(J'om the !root yard at 289S2 Calle Juanita
cerely disgruntled reindeer make l.D ~ iD Capistrano Beach. Gary Clampitt ia the
tempt to convey the season's ~ owner of the rea.idence.
Business Conventions
Getting Businesslike
LOS ANGELES <AP> -Bualneaa
conventions a.re where executives all
&et dnmk together, pinch bosteaaes
and wear funny bata while a eirl
jumps out of a cake, ri&bt?
Not any more, saya Stuart
Clarkson, president of Meeting Plan·
ners International, a seven-year-old
organization of some 2,500 meeting
planners and others involved in coo·
ference commerce
.. MEETINGS RAVE BBCO•E
much more scientific," Clarkaon aald
in an interview. "It used to be 'Let's
have a meeting.' Now companies are
examining these thlnp. There's a
wbole new tMnttna about meettnp
and lt'• 'You'd better eet eomethlng
out of it.'"
Today's corporate and trade as-
.ociatioo meetings, aaya Clarkson.
are likely to be packed with informa-
tion that atteodiJ:l&. u~Jrtb'• are ex-
pected to ablorb end atUlse. Meet-
ings, and those wbo oreaaiz:e tbem.
are being judged OD the results they
produce, be coot.ends, not on whether
everybody bad a &oocl Ume •
TRIS E.llPHAS1S ON pa1orman<:e
eus that meetinl planners are gel-
ttn1 tbe ear of top management, gays
Phil Lee, ebalrman of MPl'a Fall
Appeal Eyed
Over Laguna
Home Permit-
A Laguna Beach woman la ap·
pealing a decision by the South
Coast Regional Commission
granting permission to Marble
A.asoclates to demolish a sing.)e-
f amily home at 860 Rembrandt
Drive and cooatruct a three
level resideatial structure.
Barbara Smith, a former
Lag~ Beach City Council can·
didate, is appealing the decision
to build a 3,085-square-foot.
three-bedroom alocle-family
home with a two-car 1araee.
'lbe atrudare also would con-
tal.n a c:liD;ina room, recreation
room aad llvinl room and woa1d entail wldenlD& Rem·
brandt Drive ud hgtaJHq a
driveway ... CID ihe pJOl*t1. The appeal will be beard
before tbe state coastal com·
mlaicm blltww Dec. ll and 2D:
Education Coolereoce whicla was
held here recently.
"The pn:Jfessiooal meet.in.I planner
can now show the corporation that be
can talk return on investment. cost
effecttveoeu and so on," says Lee.
"He'a going back to bh corporate
superiors and coovinclne them that
meetings are a better place to spend
money than advertising or fmancial
perquisites or other things that com-
panies do to eet people to be more
productive."
Clarkson and Lee concede that
somebody probably bu fun at the
one million meetings MPI estimates
are held each year in the United
St.ates. About $15 billion ls spent an·
oually to stage these meetlnes.
Clarbon says, so the opportunity ia
certainly there
BUT TllE P&~E to jmtify
~ir ~ and ~es means ex. ~ 'l>md tnore Ume ~ than partying, they coot.end.
• 'Tbe bottom line ii that people bet·
ter come back with something more
~ tbe;J bad lfbeo they~ ...
saya "Lee. "'There are a lot more peo.
pl~ up in their IOOID.a al ni&bl wt1b
mi.Duals gettiJll ready fOt' the next
day than there are out playing
around"
The meeting moguh acknowledge
that some "socialization·' is needed
to let off the steam acquired ln the
encol.Dlter groups, seMitlvity train·
ings and intensive seminars found at
modem conferences
''SOCIALIZATION IS still part of
conventions," says Lee, "but what is
replacing socialization is good leisure
planning. We have exercise classes
in the morning and we have people
bringing their racket& and backgam·
moo sea to these meetings to relieve
some ol the tension that builds up."
Clarkson and Lee, themselves
veteram ol counUess confab6, say
they discern less of that teosloo at
California conventiooa.
"The East," says Lff. "is still
pretty serious about meellngs.''
Crewmen Demoted
ANNAPOLIS, Md. CAP) -Mayar
John C. Aposto says three men held
, espoosible for the spilling of flouride
into the city water supply were de·
moied. State medic~ ~ftdalJ say
the spill Nov. 11 waa respom.ible for
the death of a man under1olna
kidney cllalyaia at an Annapolla
clinic.
FIRE JOBS
NUI'OPEN
(Rate shown above Is In effect from Thursday. Deoelriber 13, throu~ Wednesday, December 19.)
. Mirumum depa;tt $10,(XX).
LOS ANGELES CAP)
-Women are being told
to look beyond the sWJ
unreachable goal of
firefi&bter to Jobe as
paramedlea or fire pro-
tection metoeen in the
fire prenntion bureau.
· Maturtty period 6 months (182 days)
· Federal regulation prohjbtts the compounding of interest oo the&e c.t16cates.
· Subsmntial interest penalty for early withdrawal.
Chief Enalneer John
C. Gerard told the dty'a
Com mluloo on the
Statu. of Women that
the rigorous physical re-
q uirements Jor the job of
firefighta-mate it a di!·
ficult eoaJ for women.
BANKOFAMERICA m
Westminst GRA er
OPEN/NND
''S G PECIAL"
AU ITOflE.8 _,_
-vlN IN
~ndthe a.Pc
•1111 lhatea. COrd11roy
a definite •fate.,,
It's f UI/ eftf.
retaining Y lined In 1nr.a-
COtton, In the -.Avv..,., snaPe
--ason 's h...-.__ co/ors ~r ...... •2a ... NO~ust & tan. .,,. 88.•o
•urrs
L"!2...:· ...... -....... ...
X Lo.ri.Q''" • · • · • ... ::: ..... .... ~ ............ ca..,. ..............
ALLITOM8
OPIN Dll•IGS llOM.-flll. •
EXCDTL.A.
.
J
...... .,,.. . .,,
Comedian Andy Kaufman ol the •-rut"
TV pro1ram. 1et1 bol4 on woman
, ldenUfied u ••May West•• at the Comedy
Store 1D lAJI Anaelea. Kaufuwa dlallen1ed women 1n the audience to 1110 the
distance" with him and 1ot two taken. He
won.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Woman Climber Safe
BOLZANO. lt.aly <AP) -A 22·)'ear~ld We1t
German woman, frozen lD a atate of 1boek on a
mountaim1de after witneaaina the f.tal fall of ber
compamoo, wu rescued by alpine guides and
taken down safely.
Authorities reported Anna BockJ 22, of Mwpcb, spent the niaht roped to a wall or the Fermeda
peak, in cold and foggy weather in the Dolomites.
Rescue teams recovered the bod> ol Miu
Bock 's companion
.J:::lii:on;'\'!.\Jl::~7S::~.~ =~~:s:ii..-.-:m:~
For the Record
-2• LINDSTROM LOCI< WOOD ROfl•ld
Je-l.12. ot Tinlin. •ncl Ell1•belh ~.
23.ol He-18'1«11
TllAH TRAN Tt.,.Gl• n .•n<IVM
Cam l1.-llotWntm•n•1tr
8UVSSE \iOtOOO M i<hHI 8. 1•. ol
Sant• ,.,.. •ncl o.n"• A • 11, ol ,..wPOrt8-ll
COWPER FE RR ARO Wllll•i\
Mer\ol\•11, 12.ot Hunllnqton 8• .. II •nd
O.gmu O..rloll~. n of C.•rekn
G...,...
WITH E A!>-SHAHCHEA Run<rll
Owen. 2S.olA ...... V•ll*Y.•ncl P•m.4• AIWI. JS. of H....ttnglofl _,,
HOOKIEll AIEHWICIC JOHPll
.....,..3'Mda..IL.....,.,20.-...... C ........
#0¥.lJ AMOIEllU~AAl -IEmA""...,·
.. -~IN Blr91tt.t l4 botll ol ...... ,,~a.eel\.
GABlllEL-OE•RHAIH IC...,..I,.
Leufs. S3 -Litur•• JH n. lS. bOtn ol ~a.«11
NOV l't
OARHA ROGERS C~udt C ~. ol
C..la ~ . ....., 1<a1uvo. •~. ot L.a•
\1999\
HOV 21
MOORE SlA\)Ff'E~ llott.rt w.oe ••.-Jo.onl".>l.bOtllofS.n
DeailaNotl~
-. -
NOV.II
OLHOF,Elt·JEllHIGAH -LH
JOMP'\, Jt. Md Linde S., H . llOllO ot
H1inllngton 9NCll.
!>TUT2·HEIDM:ICElt Frlt1, t i el
INIM,end~W.,16.ol~m..,
O•k1 OACHAltO.llUllFOllO -E rnH I
A•lllfl. U,of"""'°'1a.acll.•ndl .. t•
1 .. "4, of CoaUMltY.
llOSL£V'"-'1GH-J-E .'4 . .-id
Ke.... LOO>IM J1 boOI ol Sen J ... ft
Cecll1trano .......
POVKTAIM VALLEY
CC)MMUMITY ..OS~ITAL ............ "·"'" Mr e11d Mr1 f.d•••O Bwny•lt ,,.,, .... 91<1 ............. ,.,.
M f . end Mrt. Step-Dr ell•• W.ltYft•-.-Mr ..... ,..,....-,.....,.._,.._..
lngton ..... ..,
Oec...-r1.m'f
Mr eftCI ~ ..._.~ COll\9
.... 1"1 ~I."" IN eftCI Nin 5eplwft VM AMllM.
HvntlnVton e..dl, ll01 ~··"" Mr. and ~ ~ HUVfleK, F-
1 .. n Ve41rt, ll01
Mr •nd Mn. Deflnll ~. H-
it nv\Oft BMOI. ll01
Mr and Mn.~ W#f!Md, H-
Uft1110ft llMOI, 9111
Deatlu_·_
SANO I < P> -A ..-8'0· •)'tU"O)d Orllla ....... ,. ~ w.ad reeovw ID Ume
.. a.tit•• fNlll ... Ml ,.rmu tMqbt WU
.... ,... ..... Ill -famU1 J• --be .. ,_ ..... . n. ti1aD4 "97. •bole dlndnutlw body baNl1 -~ aattnn of bl• bed ln Chlldren'• Hie a .. 1-1 Beaeb Memon.l Medical
CG • la "0""1 OM rav..-olbone caoeer.
a _.,... ro• un u• TIED now t.o
ebltn...,..,. rou.d·OM-elock medical att.eotioa,
praren md prvvtdeoce.
~Ulliba .,...ffd at the hospital Dee. 4 via IJfo P'UPt. Memorial'• •mene:oey bellcop&er service.
He nealll ll'*le ol U.. fllCbl f!'om b1I Rldaeerett
\Taller a.om. ucept •'Mini ICU'ed and bUl'ttnt a
lot.'' ror nearly a weet. tbe child h9d complained
blt bones acbed. Hla parents didn't become
alarmed until tM Diaht ol Dec. 3 when Bubba'a ----------------------------------mo&blr toocbld UM boy'1 adWal l&omac.b.. She felt
Wbat doctor'I oow M1 ii a tumor.
lt18M'I l'BY8lCIAN ClVICD.Y anuaecl
for tM m.JU, and frieuda volm:deend to took aftel-
Uwlbot'•ll·year.oldtwtna ..... Nm llDdnaa. • .._., prepant ~.Opal Shler, mede
the •lllUe Utp ...,. tn a botTowed ear pet
JromptlJ cbeckecl tnto U.. HID• boapltal'• ••t~ wUd.; 8be l•ft ~ ToeldQ to a HYeD•pound. 14-o«mff siJi by Caesarian Metlocl.
Both motber and chlld wen nportecl dolna well.
Mttnwbtle, Bubb•'• =t• atller. WUUam Shuler, Sot a week of com ate leave from
bit oew Job at a cbemlcal plant and followed by
bua the next day.
BOWEVE• 8BULEa·s WALLET WAS l.lfted at lb• Loe Angela bua station by a pickpocket. He
cbaaed tbe thief for a block, lost bim. but
recovered tbe wallet. wblcb bad been stripped of
cub and ctt.carded by tbe thief.
The $2S be had borrowed to make the trip was
gone.
Quarters were made available to Shuler at
Zoo Loses Last
Of Its Animah
SPRINGFIELD .. Mua. <AP> -Mor1anetta
the elephant ls goae, leaving Sprtngfield without
it.a uoofflcial maacot and lbe city's Fordt. Park
Zoo without any anlmala.
The 15-yea.r-0ld elephant left t.own tb1s week,
beading for a new life u a resident of the Loe
Angeles Zoo Morganetta's departure, coupled with tho
demise last month of Snowball the polar bear.
ended aa era at Forest Park Zoo.
Call 642-5171.
Put • few word• towortl tot
clc!1l.\Sldble ~™ on~fe><
mctx1mum wam"llh
Christmas and "Pac if 1c Tra•I ·
at the Garage
. '
NS GAf1AGE
• ti F A~HION ISLAND
~ll ..VPORT E;EACH
1141&44 7(J.J(J HBMan
Cited for
Service AT BURKE'S APPLIANCE
Hu.nttncton Beacb re-
sident Frank Noffte bu
been bcmored by the Na·
tiooal AsaociaUoa of
Veterans Program Ad
mlnistrators <NA VP A>
for bia won at Cal State Lons Beach aod wtthln the u.octatloll.
Noffke, director or
veterans' atraira for the
unlventty. wu ctted for
service t.o Vletnam era
veterua at Loq Beach
and hil partlclpation on
tbe NAVPA board of
d1.reeton. -Tbe U.S. Department
of Health, zauc:aUoD and WeUare baa alao
boDond Nanke fGI' wort u a lialloD ....... tbe
Veterana• AdmlAlat.ra·
tton. HEW and
save on these WhirlP.ool
APPLIANCE
·~ .. m..~' Conl"lllon•I at.atts.
1•• Over the 79819. Noftke
MocMIRFMTSOO
• MEAL SENSOR· temperature probe
WI~ a.nt1• MOlllUMY
82'7 MM\ 8t. ... ~,.,Al&,
COi.OM"-N•AL ....
780t BolU A.,,.
w.tmlntW
~
PACMCfllW
.-..0.aALPAH
c.i,.tety Mortuary
Chepel
3iOO hcmo view Ortve
N9wpo'1 BelCh
&W-2700
MICG• ICI MOITUAlllS ~a.ectt ...... ,5
~ ..
Slft"'*9C.~ ~'"' HAllOl l.AWN-Nf. OUYI
Mortuwy • CemttMY
Cr.nwtOfY 1825 GI.lier Ave ••
CoetaMeM 540-5554
ANGUILLA. 11111.
(AP) -llllO B. Oea.1 11, a1111tant director or
tile PBJ fl'om 1931 to
19M im4 former usta-tant to the ebucellor
and dlreetAlr ol develop-ment at the UDlTerlitJ
of Ml11l11lppt, died
Wedneldq at a Tupelo
HotpitaJ.
WELLESLEY, Mus .
(AP) -Tbe Rev . c•ar1e1 L. T•r••r, former bead o tbe
American Auoclation ot
Tbeol:= School•.
died w ••.
NEW YOU <AP> -BearleUa B•c•l•r ........ n. a eeatra1
ftlUH ln the founclinl and d••elopment of Alcobollea Aaoaymoua
and mother ol Rep. Job.a
F. Selber\1n1, D-Obio,
dlecl lall week.
baa been aetiYe in ftH
veteram' orc•ntretionl.
OMWeat
Livea on
In Will
LONDON CAP>
There'• a touch ot the
Old Welt in the will left
by 89-year-old Glady•
Stone of Glamor•an,
Wala, wbo dled in lune.
Sb• promlaed her
fa vorlt• brooch to
whlebner of her flYe daqbtaw-ln-law wlm a
1•m• ol ldlll-canl draw.
Baeb malt cboole a card from a 1bulfted
pack. ~ face down
on a table. Tb• one
drawhll tbe bilbHt
card ~ tbe t>rooeb, a
t.Nuui'ecl '1ft from Mn.
Stone'• five tom. ID CUI ol a tie~ ac· cordlnl to the will, a ftlrthw dmr alloaJ4 be ._. • ..UadMrwt. ..........
A.ad. added llra. ......... ~
• 35-mlnute,dual-speed MEALTIMER• clock
• COOK POWER variable power control
• Black-glass, see--through door
• Large, 1.14 cu. ft. oven capacity
• Sealed-In glase shelf
• Oven llght
• Enck>t-cooklog llgna1
• Micro Menu.• cookbook
• Free cooking school available
A GREAT WAY TD ENJOY
COOKING. •• <m&>Wh. I I . 1r. poo
reduces trllh
to 1ppro1imltlly
~ original size
Model SfC.4!00
Cel.Orate th• m9glc of Chr11tmu with • gift
that can flt • whole w"4il'• worth of nonnat
houNhold tralh for an aYerage family of four
Into a llngte, pottat>te, dltpOUbfe beg. lt'a
tfte Whlrtpool TRASH MASH!R oompeotOr-
"tzm:lm~t b ~. modem way to cutt> hOul*>fd " t...t, problems. Now epeclally ~ • for ~ gMng. 8" It todtyl
.n1t:1111/11111
Model RFllTIOO
• Meat Planner control for flngertlp
contrOl of au cooking programa.
timee and power
• MEAL SENSOR• temperature probe
• Black-glen, see-through door
• Large, 1.14 cu. ft. oven cap~clty
• Sealed·ln gt .. ahett
• Oven tight
• End-of~klng llgnal
• Micro Menu• cookboOk
• Free cooldng tchoot avallable
For the
Record
LAI VeGAS. ,._., M«Ti..-
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MCW.t4 OUHN•l.reowLllS 01«tK ._ --.u. ........ ~,..~ ..
~...-.
'""" " CANl!TT HUYA A..,_ J . U.
eu Tll•reH AUrl•, JJ, llOtll ol W.Stmttaw
CAANDOY TA910S l!,,,,_wl,21,
.. '""-City, .... .,.., .. c.. 2 .. of Set!C.._
CLA•K H~ • .,., ...--. 27
-Sus.ft Hl ...... )I, ~ of Hl.Wll ,..__...,.
SC..c>OHO'llER.OOXAKll -R-rt
Wllllol'll Jr ...... H\lflllftPn &N<I ..
-Jo#JWI M9tvo. 2•, ef FO<l,.qlll
Vol...,
NUL·~NS K--.H .. H .of
Wnlrlli..-r. -Dier• ....... 17, of ~llMCll ltVMAL·SCANUJH -ltoyOI A., 21, Md J..,,,,_ Lori, n. Mlfl Of ..-
•1'1911M1 hedl I . SMITH PUJOLS -Do•ld Wllltm•n. Jl,otC•toMtM,Md~l!llen.2•
efl"locentl._
NOC I( MI LL -Tlftwlll'f RONld. 21. of I C.to MeW, -OllllCW"" L .. , 11, ot EI
Toro.
80ESING-0AHLEY Bruce OaYld,
4, _ ._... R•. U. llO!hot """'' ,.,._...,,
WAK•LV·.IACICSOH T"omn ~II. SI. ot <:Ml• -w. •"Cl .-.... v .. g1n ... 4'.ofS.nt•"""
AVILA FO!>TER qu ... 11 LN U,ol Or•no•. •"" AnQel• •• 11 of Hul\t •nvton8HCll 81.NNETT·HEllNANOEZ N0<1nan
st.Miiey, :12. -Linde JoaN> n of ~Hiiis
SOllENSl!H<OOt!E Al .. nNol\ ll
ofHuntl"91Gftlleech.•nd0 ... yVIOiel,
JI, of I fl9\eWOOd.
l'AI • 9AHKS·VILLAVE ROE
Woyne Kent.•· o1...-. H . Y ~ onCI
Gloflo "·°'H ........... 80KI\ lllOV." OltAHA»GIELINO -S.._ Ooyle
ZS. ~ ~ Alwl, 27. b0111 of Coste ,......
HAUHlt·KUYK£NOALL -Mkl\oel o.nn, tJ. of C.OSto MelO, -Terry ltutfl,2•,ol Tus1JA. '
HANSl!N-aAAOLSY -Oele KurtlL 17, olld ........ J~ 27, Mttl of H-· ~....-KO I! llt HER )UCHA llt OSO N -~y R-'<s. 31, _ T,.,,.. 0 , U .
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Oolwlkl, »,of La.IQ 8-11, •nd CIWrYI
LYM, 11.ofCMIJI~
NOV It
JOtlNST~ltOACH eruco Arnolcl.
;i., •nd s.tlr1M ~YIY"". n, DOlll ot
C.Cal!WIO
MORTl!NSEN-McNUL TY Mltc"911
Keltll, 77, -Cyntlll• Jo 11 b0111 01
Hunhf\OIOt'S....11
NOV.JI
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ARMENTA-AGUILAR UN-. 12 -M.oci·-. 32. boftlol I n11M
81.HHAM·LOVELI Stephen
"°9er. 20, of Westm•MIAH', and J...,M!
l. yM, 17, of Huntln(lton Boo< II
SAMAHA AHOERSEH Gary J JO
-K•ren E • 30. OOln of C:orl>f\• de• Mo• JACKSON YOUNGS lllTW'f E )6
Of West Ccw1na, •ncl Cl-•• O JS ol
CO.l•M~W MILNER CARSON Jonn Dale. 71 ...a Anll• L0<11 ... ~ b(>th ot Hunt
1ng1on 8"°'"
OUFFll!ll>WILSON J.,.,.. L., 38.
-01-L., :JO, boUI Of Founi.1n
V•lley
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weatml.....,.
•A$C0-1,.EVIMI -W•)'M .J., ,., of '
ANMlm, end Judflh S.ryle, 33. of
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t.\ltltEiu..STEWART-Euoene D .
M, of AfliltlWn, -lllldll B•rre, ~. ot
W.1t111....-. WILLl~l!LIEHER Edward ~ z-. si. of lJplOftd, -lAutMA.,.,ef~HIValley
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Slllrlrt AM. «I. llOltl of HuntlftQlon
hoc II. Ml!NK LIE·P~Ol!RSON Randy
Jotwi, 2',.,.. ClaUdM AM, :tt, llotll ot c.atr_.._. c•ox .. H4AAltlNGT~ Dennis
Jofln, ti, .wld ..._,, R-:tt, Doti! 01
Muntl ..... llMOI.
KING-YOUNT -"-EclWln, ...
elltll U9M s.MI\, JI, llOtl> Of HuM-
~, V~ATlt lE C"ulu
a.-.k~ "· .... c:.w.r-AM, 4S, .... Hu11111 ... 1e..c11.
AIR•Y-MOU&. TC*-JGlln HOITY, '4, •114' H•,.,, Vll'elnla, s., boll\ o4
Wtttrn ...... ROT•CIC-MELANSOH Scott p..,1,
21,.,..Cel!WWNw\, H,Wttlof~ ...... aultOISs-GAltCIA M--. N .• 54, .. C:.te M9M. and Te9'1e 8., .q, o4 fMWpott lloadl .
.. ATltlCIC•ltOBISON l.•wren<• •twn .•. Of H!Mt~ 8-ch. • ..,, ~ .. C..2',ofc..t.Meso
OOSTAL..JACKMAN O.vlO /I.., ... af ltew!Nfl laacll, •n• l•11e
........,.., .... 0....... °""""· eualC:M.ftt!Nl-ltlcilolnl Thlme1,
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•OAV•N .. O•T -La"y
,., .... ....,, Afll. *'· •-NClls•-•••-:; 5:-"'=u.:•~
111¥8~==··· :r:.:<
slip into a
gentiy inviting
soft fleece robe
Be at ease at Mme In a beaullful way
n a warm fleece robe Tie the sash
on your cozy wrap robe with a
tem1n1ne puff quilting trim or zip into
a shm hned robe wrth a striking panel
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Navy Will Retire
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SACRAllENTO <AP> -Tired ol bearln8 ibout Jran, the presldenUal ~palp and eeonomfc
woee? How doee the past. present and future of tbe Demoeratte Party arab you?
Polltlcal ac:Uvllt Tom Hayden and state Senate
leader Jamee II.WI will dltetu that subject tonllbt
in a debate that could etve listenen a lllmpse of the
1.982 U.S. Senate race in California.
ALTHOUGH IT WON'T TeaEATEN THE
place ol tbe Lincoln-Doug.las, Kennedy-Nixon or
even Carter-Ford matcbU119 in history, tbe Great
Debate, as it la be1na called, will live political buffs a look at two potential Senate candidates
representing two faetiona ln the Democratic Party.
Mllla, tbe Senate's president pro tem, la a
liberal who .apporta the New Deal social programs
tbat Haydm ha been crttlcal ol recently.
Mma, in turn, bu been sharply critical of
Buden. the former anU-war leader and student
radical wbo bu been atreuinl an antl·bll buaineu,
anti-big aovernment theme lately.
DESPITE TBB SUBJECT AND MILLS'
protesaor1a1 pencmallt.ya:e debate mllht turn into a heated dl.lcullioD ol den's put, which Mills
claims l.ncluded advoeattni .. violent revolution.''
''I thlnk Tom Hayden la becomJ.nc an imJ)OJ'tant
fln:t.or in the Democretie-Perty-beeame behubeen
1eWn1 out in front of various baMwa10D9 and
wavtni bis arma to make people thlpk be's pulllq
tbem," M1l1s said.
"He's picking up lnnocent followerl who don't mow what be standa for. Over the years be stood for ~lent revolution. Now be says he never said that.
',l'bat'a not the ri&ht answer.
.. IF BE DOESN'T BELIEVE THAT, it's time
to aay be doesn't believe 1t any more."
Hayden. who bat Hkl be supports non-violent
protest. refu:eed to comment on IWls' claim, but
added: "I can't believe tbe c:harae.
"I don't want to commenl oa wbat be said until
I hear lt from him." he aaid. "Tbere were a lot ol ~":C:~~=:'.;;d=sta ·· or did. N.-c• llllls )~ bla com ~ceoethe Vletnamwar.1•
:1QUa bu aaid be wu one of the earl,. oPPGDeD&a
ol tbe war ...S. voted for Eulene McCarthy at the
Democratic conventlOD ln 1968.
THE DEBATE GSEW out of tbe Senate
rejection of the appointment of Hayden 'a wife, Jane
Fonda, to the Arts Council and Mills' claim that
Hayden's antiwar activities at the 1988 Democratic
convention were designed to help elect Richard
Nixon.
Milli also blamed tbe defeat of Democratic
U.S. Sen. John Tunney on Hayden's unsuccesaful
challeqe to Tunney in the 1976 primary and
contended Hayden couldn't be elected statewide
dol catcher. Tbat brou.aht a debate challence from Hayden.
Undertbedebate format. Hayden and Milla will
eacb have three minutes for an opeuJnc statement
and two mlnutea for rebuttal. 1bey will tben be
questioned bJ a panel of four report.era for J0.35
m1Datee and will then have five minutes eacb for a
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no doubt about its algnifteance. Tbey are bold.int a
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Nurse Kristine Nelson runs with George
Douglas with a portable transmitter
hooked to his belt, during cardiac re·
habilitation exercises at Harvard's indoor
track. The new program, set up by
Massachusetts General Hospital. aims at
developing programs to enhance personal
health, particularly emphasizing
cardiovascular disease.
Cat Search Puts
Man in Doghouse
OGDEN, Utab <AP> -Richard Dunn followed
bJ• cat right into tbe dog bouH, but an
understanding judge let him out.
Dunn was arrested for wtndowpeepl.ng one
night last month after he was found kneelin1 by
neighbor Clark Bingham's hghled basement
window. Dunn bays he was st.alkmJ bis runaway
cal.
.. IF YOU AllE A VlcnM OF drcumsta.nce, I
don't know bow you could have set yourself up any
better," •aid Circuit Judie David Both, wbo found Bunn lnnocent.
Bln&bam worried about pro1Mra ln bis yanl
bad uked POUce to keep an eye on the place. While
Dunn wu on b1a knees coaling bl.I cat to come
bome, Weber County Deputy Sberttf Archie Smith Wu w#ddn1 f1'om a motor home acrou the street.
DllNN TOLD TBB JUDGE TllAT u be puaed
tie stakeout, Smlth bunt from the door and
lboulted., "l'•e 1ot youf" Dunn QSade a nm for tt,
with Smitb ln pursuit. Duno told the J~e the wind
ln bla ean apt b1m from beartq Smith •abouts of
"Halli Police!"
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When Dunn got bome after a trip to the police •
lt.atlon. bis cat wu waltine for him on the front
ltqt.
Too J!any MeetingB? ·-. --. --Pl!KING (AP) -A steelworker from Chlna'a
Jtlha Qdrtn) PaottDce bu'wrltt.en a letter to the
editor complalJWil that Ge lar•• number of
m"NiHnP at Ida mllf tnterfer91 wlth won. More time la apent taWnl about modenlllq
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So. ...... Wl'ODI wttb tbatf Ndlltq = but .... JOU'N 17 ~an old lt llitl
UNIOIDt beiPI referred to u Rey llalavul'• .,. rat.blr ihall Jual JOUt own name.
811.L"S noaa.su o1 ldentl~ an reall1 aothlDI new. Otben bave, or an IWaa tbroqh U.. same tlt.lq. People lite .uc. llcKiy, Bump
Wllla, Dale Berra, Roy Smalley Jr., Jlick•y
llutle Jr., Kyle Rote Jr. Tberlr problem.a are
all atmllar -theJ're comt1ntl;r looked at, eon-•taut.11 analysed. eoaatantly compared to wbat
tbeir I.then 9CCOIDPl1abed. It'• deftnltely not euy playin& under aucb
CCJD4iUom or pressures. Bill ls the lint to admit
It's diflicult. and his father and coach qree.
"It's 1ood in a way, and lt'a not ao 1ood in
other ways," says the Cbar1en' linebacker. "I
tblnk because of my father people expect a lot
out of me. In some cases, I think they're
iealoua..
"Sometimes it bugs me," be says in ref·
erence to being called "Ray's son." "But I try
not to think about lL''
0 MW1r. r"!."-• **"'*' wr.i ':-n•a .......... ~---·· ''" alwVt a.. eauCenMd about it. l feel tt'1 a
utVal tldu. Once be .-a ta CIOUIC'· I tldllk be'U bt'abat lo ..ttblllb ill own ldlDtitJ. ''
U Wortmaa. BW'• eoec:b at Ecnlce. em-
pat.bbm wttti UM altuaUan.
••1 SNOW n nsu u. pnuure became
be'1 a MalaVMl," 1aya Wortmaa. "I tblU it .............. , .. , ......
Jl••lee#JNd •let •Id •I me. I• .._. e••e•, I i•••• ••~'re ,,_,,,.
helpa bim Lboulb because he wanta to be known
u Bill.
"I feel it's lmponlble for him to cet rid ol
that tq (Ray's SOD). He mi&bt u well accept
that."
Bill's problems don't Just atop at beJ.na
Ray's aon, though. He alao bu the fortune <or
mi1fortune?) of playtn1 on a team tbat'a not oo·
ly ln the championship 11me of the CIF Bte
Five Conference this Friday (Anaheim
Stadium, 8 p.m.), but features such offensive
standout.a aa Kerwin Bell, Frank Seurer and
Mark Boyer. All this oaturall,y overshadows his
spot on defense.
"I DEFINITELY FEEL we're (defense>
MUal OF BILL'S attention bu occurred overshadowed by the people oa the other aide,"
'
LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON -Rams Coach
Ray Malavasi joins son Bill for a Cather-
son pregame ceremony recently An A1J.
,., ..........
Sunset League linebacker at Edison. the
younger Malavasi is constantly walking
m the shadow of his famous dad.
within the lut couple of years, when bis father says the 6-1, 217-pounder. "I think the defense
auumed duties aa bead coach for the Rams. A haa been playing well but in a story the whole 1ame. have recorded three shutouts and held "I think people have underrated me ri&ht
Ram aaaistant five years prior to bis promotion, damn tb1ng is on the offensive and they live the their opponent.a lo two touchdowns or less 11 now," adm.ita Bill. "I know I 'm not super ereat.
there's still a big difference to people when defense only one little line. Tbe offense deserves Umes th1s sea.son lo eompilinl an 11-2 mart. but maybe they (critics> expect more because
you're in the limelight rather than the back· what they get, but the defeDM should be fettinf or my father.
ground. something too." AND THE LEA.DEil or this defensive unit" "ln a way lt bas bad a positive effect. On
"My wife gets mad any Ume Billy is re-"I think the defense ia fruatrated ," Malavui, naturally. The senior caplal.n baa re· the field I foreet about tt and JUSl play my
ferred to as Ray Malavasi's aon," said the Ram Workman adds lo agreemenL ''They're playtne corded J.58 tackles (a school rtt0rd). caused game I like the bJWng. A hnebacker on ckfense
coach in bis office the other day. "I'm sure it good and not getting recognised for it." three tumbles. recovered two others and taJlied is like a nmniQI back on olfeoa.e. I play emo-
bothera him, but I tb.lnJt be overcomes it with For the record the Cbatlers, defensively, four aacb. He's done all this and yet the crtUcs tlonally bttause that's the type ol pl.a.yer I am .
, ...... ~his--d_edi __ ·ca __ ti_oo __ . _________________________ b_a_v_e __ be_i_d_tbeir _____ op_pon ___ en_t.a __ to ___ 9._3 __ po6_lDl __ ~ __ pe_r _____ •_u_u_look ___ r_or_mo __ re __ . ______________________________ <_eee __ • __ ALA ___ v_AS __ •_.Pa __ c_e_B1 __ ) ________ ,,
Steelers
·Dominate
IAJI-stars
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l NEW YORK (AP> -Franco l Harris, Pittsburab's perennial
1,000-yard l'Ullber, was am0111 lO
Steelera named today to the
APlerican Conference All-star
team for this aeaaoo'1 Natloaal
Football Leape Pro Bowl.
The Steelers' total represents
exacUy one-fourth of the 40-man
AFC squad that will play the Na·
1 tional Conference All-stars Jan.
27 in Honolulu.
THE DEFENDING Super
Bowl champions, playoff partici·
pant.a for a record-tying eighth
stralpl time this season, will be
represented by two other
starters on offense -wide re·
ceiver John Stallworth and
center Mike Webster.
Al.so. five Steelers will start on
defense: end L.C. Greenwood,
tackle Joe Greene, outside
linebacker Jack Ham, middle
linebacker Jack Lambert and
safety Donnie Shell.
Harris, who bas gone over the
1,000-yard mark this seasoo for
the sixth straight time and
seventh or his eight years lo the
NFL, will play In bis eigbth
stralebt Pro Bowl. He is the only
AFC player to be picked every
year durtna that period. Slaooting Oilers Into tlle Flaa&
Bob Thompson gets inside PoSition on Ron Simmons <32>
of Cleveland High of Los Angeles and scores for Hunt-
ington Beach. Thompson's 20 points led the Oilers to a
71-60 victory Wedn~day and catapulted them into the
finals of the Huntington Beach Tournament Fnday night.
See story, Page B4.
Rall of Fame a Popularity Contest
It's Charity to Maris, Home Run Derby to Slaughter
BJ WILL GaDISLBY ,.,.._ ... c:. .. zcn• r It'• votine Ume aaain for one of
bueball'a most hallowed lDltltutioal -
the Hall of Fame -and we are Im·
mediately reminded of comments from a
couple al worthy IUY• wbo bave never
made It.
"Tbe Ball of Fame b charity." Boler
Maril said blUerly not 10 many 1ummen
810, "lt'I aomethlq they pve you, not
eometblnl JOU oeceuui.11 earn." ~
''TD 11ALL 01' l'AID bu become a
bome nm derby," Aid EDol <CowstrJ> 514~. the 'b Cobb ud Me ROM ol
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Kings Get
Revenge,
7-4 Win
INGLEWOOD CAP> -
Altbou&b Steve Carlsoa lciored
two first-period 1oala and uaist-
ed on another to belp Los
An1des eventually build a com·
Cort.able lead over the Hartford
Whalen. be was still worried.
.. You just can't quit aaainst
Hartford.·· Carlson satd after
Wednesday's National Hockey
League game. "They have good
scorers. You can't relax or
they· u burn you.'"
AS rr TURNED out. Carlson
had liWe cause for worry. The
Kings, ahead 6-2 al ooe point.
came away with a 7-4 victory
over Hartford.
A former Whaler himself.
Carlsoo said the triumph was
particularly gratifying
"It was as good to beat them
as it was tough to lose that open-
mg game to them 10 Rartlord, ··
Carlson said. remembering Los
Angeles" 6-3 loss on Oct. 19.
CHARLIE SlllMER logged
bis 2Qh goal of the season and
also bad three assist.a, Marcel
Dionne sroted bis 23rd 1oal of
the season and lSOtb of bis
career. and Syt Apps had three
assist.a in the Kings' win.Ding ef·
fort.
The Whalers. who have
dropped four m a row and are
now winless in their last six out·
mgs. toot a 2-0 lead in the fll'St
period on goals by Jordy
Douelas and Dave Keoo. But
Carlson pulled the K1np even
with his second and third aoalS
of the season and Los Anceles
went ahead late in the period oa
Ron Palmer's 50-footft.
The Kinp erupted for three
more unanswered loala In the
second period on 1oal1 by
Dionne, Simmer and Mlke
Mun>by.
TBE WllALZU IWTO'n!ld the
score to M in the final period oa
•oals by Mike Rostra and 1la.y
Allison, but Loa Anplel -ciae more wttb three seeonda left to
play oa Gkn Golclup'a ope9Get
score.
Gordie Howe. Ule Whalen' •
51-year-old 1katlna marnl,
aid: ''1blt wun't one ol our ·
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dlt tro. 1111 to 1t10 • • • TM "" Yon ...... 1M a.w.., ... twoJl1M ••...,...,_a.ma ~-~J .............. .,. ,........_
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""la -;• .f"* . . M .H,..._ ... .,.. leOnd .... ~ ... --=-.Wt tM New Yon 11...-. to a N tie .U. PMllhqta. For Ute Pmplm, lt wu
811 pl•9 ,....,,_.,, L .... Jei• Str•••t
Kama CltJ took advantate of alumplns m PortJaDd ad ~ a ~ National Buketball ~ wfD Wednead&J olibt. 00. lllrdltat iumaed down tbe Tr.al Blazers wlt.b a Muon-b1ab
38 polata, despite altdu out tbe Onal alx minute.. He canned u of 11 ~ from tbe lleld and 10 of 11 free throws. Portland
wu • later for tbe 10th atralCbt time. whlle Kamu Ctty mond wtthlD 1an 1ame1 ot Milwaukee ln the Mtdw .. t
Dlvilioa ... lldl• l!ntai scored at polnta
to lead Philadelphia to a 112-91 victory
over Milwaukee. The 76en led by as
much as 29 pointa while postin1 their ninth
straight win at bome. .Seattle held off
lndJana, 112-107, behind the 29-point acor-
i n g effort of GH Wiiiiama. Tbe
SuperSonics won the game at the foul line
where they sank 21 of 23 attempts. . . Ed·
die Jobuoa tallied 21 polnta u Atlanta
handed New York tta third ltraiabt loss,
114·102 ... Dan Coweu pumped in Zt
,..,,.. Points and LarTJ Bird added 21 to lead
Bolton to a 116-102 decision over New Jersey ... Detroit,
which bad three players over 20 polnta. whipped Golden
State, llA·Be . .loba Long led the .Platom with 30 ......
Malw acored 28 polnu and blocked fo..ar 1bota aa lloastoD
beat San Diego, 118-107. Ca.Ma • .,., added 24 pciUU for
the rockets, while San Diego wu paced by .....,. Pree'•
29. . . Pblladelphia guard Doa1 CoWu bu auffered a ltreal
fracture 1n his right foot and will be out of act1oa 1DdeftDlte11. .,._. S'*"' l'eceraa C•ntn-••els
LOS ANGELES The Los Aqeles Rama, ln a EIJ
switch of comerbacks, placed rookie Sid Justin on ••• . the lnjured reserve list Wednesday and signed •
veteran Ken Ellis, who had been on the roster pre·
vloualy tbl.s season.
Justin autrered a aroln lnjury. Ellla, 32, lD b1a lOtb Na·
r Uonal Football Lea1ue season, wu signed lD October and
placed on Injured reserve in November. He bad to clear Zt-
bour waJveni to be re-signed by the NFC West champlom.
eht Calendar
wport Harbor Y•cbt Club'• 1tlona1 Cbrlatmu Reptta
-rn•v and 8undaJ wtll wt.nd
ror llaturday; Aoacapa Yacht
Club wW CODduet tbe tbird race
of lta Coelta1 Serles Saturday.
and Pomona Valley Sallinl A..
aoctation wtll bold a aln .. ell'Dded race 8uDda.J.
competlltq Y•chU.q •· ti OD the local front tht.
ye • 1'ae Cbrlatmu RelaUa wll1
fe$an 1'9da1 OD lm1di and aut-
siclt COUl'MI, wttb the amall ceD·
tertoard boeta ractni lDNdl tbe
bat and the larser keelboata
compeUn1 ID th• oceu over
trl&DIUJar COUIMI.
Actlvib' wt11be1Upt all aJons the coaat in the Southern
Captonila Yacbtln1 Auoclat.lon
arb. lln1 Harbor Yacht Club.
Redondo Beach, baa a
Chriatmu Ruatta for keelbolata
Saturday and &md.ay wbicb wt11
mfrll the ~competlUoo cm s llaalca .
Barbu'a acht Club bu
~~~ ...... acbeduJed
No adiYltJ la acbeduJed lD tbe
Loi Anplm-Loq Beach area,
and tn San Dlqo the only com·
pet!Uve action will be betwMD
lbe two 12-meten, Freedom and
Snterprlae, ln tbe 1econd
weekend ol thelr winter tra1nlnl
pro1ram for the America'• Cup
defeme trials.
Del Rey Yacht Club (llarlna
del Rey) wtll bold tbe Suu
Monica Bay aall-off Saturday
and Sunday to aelect the eulr)'
for Lona Beach Yacht Club'•
new match raeta1 Hf1•, dM
Pacific Coaat Match Ractn1
S.rleslaacheduledJan.15-18.
::.u:a~=ir-ne = .,._ ncuM bla &It lbumut, M.
OHr• k ......... P.,.....tldl .. m .......... to ..... 1 ......
to • ... °"" ·~ ... Tcnato 1kate put Colorado, J.I, H Wala
......,. •d r t I led t.be o«wift .ueet wttb two..,... ... .,.,.,._ .. ""'..._ .._.. ldl ddrd awtpe ot Ute PUek put aoalle Dia•• a ._,. ud pJMCt Bd..,,.,...
to a W tie wttb A1laDta ••• Clll. •uw1 .. lam..__,,_
ed • .,.,_ bJ Torcato. ....... llMIDDel' ot .... ~
C\Jp dwDp4analttp teams la 'l'womto lD tbe..., .... CIOCIJd
be ID llldb'1D bJ tM wt ot U.iDODth.
........ ,,.... .... IWe.Cfee ....
SAM Olmo -FOl'llMr B*maa TrGl*1 wtn· EIJ w "ClbaaJ &odlll'I .... Giid. ~ .. ma1pnc. •II•
Uce ct'11~1MS. DlllO~ ad tbelrtlaa •
1'lae Sak •rtar Coart tlall ~ CDll&n"' tlalit Dr. S . Paul Woodlrard" *I ldl Olthopedlc Medlc&l Oroqp .,.,. llllCDP"" iD tM u.emeu& ol tbe bee bdVJ Wblda
--~· CU'MI'. TM fonlMr Nebnab Ur wbo lntU.U, spcuMd tbe Na·
Uoll&l n.baU Le..-... eat .,,. tbe Claaraen prior to ...
,.,.....llFlllD.
He woa tbe Hetamao ~ lD 11'72 ad wu tbe Cbar,_.• No. l drd cWee tD but l1ped wttb llGlllnaJ
ol UM Canadlu rootball Leqm. came to tenu wtdl tM Cbar ... lDum.
He la 11ren1 an umped8-t amoaDt from tbe CbaflW'I
and Woodward.
The IUlt allo clalma that the Olarprs aod Woodward al·
lowed unllceaaed penoaa to dlapeue dnap to team memben to perftllll bealtb care Hrrieea.
TM"' drup liven Rodpn were not intended f« tbe UM for wbiclJ they were put, the 1ult aaid. 61•••• ._.. 'l'laree ,,... ..... ,.
Prete_rrtnc to play nery day ratber tb.aD rtde • the bench f« tbe WOl'1cS UWnpMJQ PU:taburCla
Pirates. a...ie Bt•IMU IQ'S be'1 bappy to atp ·
with the San P'ranclaco Olanta. Sta>Dltl, catcber
MU& MaJ and outftelder .la. W...,_ llped ftfto,.., COD·
tracta with the Ol&Dt.1 Wednellday ... Qarlee Wlalle, USC'1
All-American nmntn1 back, officially Neetved tbe lt'1t
Helsman Trophy 1n New YO..-and called tt •'the pu&elt Ud.q
a man can win 1n Ule" ... NueJ IAfn ....... wlnDer ol a
record S21S.887 on tbe 1979 pro IOlf tow', bu been named
LPG A Player of the Year for the aeeond aeuoo 1n a row . . . Lons Beach State linebacker •an Pata and Cal
Lutheran wide receiver IUb llapa bave been Mlected tbe
M Iller Brewing Company'• Soutbern CalllonUa defemlw &Dd
offemlve l)IQen of year. Northen Celiforala boeor'I went to
San Joee St.ate quarterback Ed LlllMr aod Padfte liDebecker
Brad Vauar. MWer bonon only pla,en outside tbe Pae·lO
. . Canl Blue)nnkt leored a. polDtl to lead tbe Ualted
Stat.a womm'a buketba.U team to an .._. Yietor'y over
Cauda cm GM openlni Diehl ol tbe IDteruatkmal Ch••a... women'• tournament m Wmnapec, •• &q Pct.._ illad
football C09da ot tbe N" Yaft GtaaD. bu be.a umed to eoacb tbe loath ta tbe J~ It ...._ 8oWI tit llobOe.
Ala .... Notre Dame.,.,........, ... ..., Tllsvht. ae-
cldmtal.ly elbowed 1n the mom.b bf a ,..,_... lD -ru.day'1
victory over UCLA, wu relealed from t.be 1Cbool'11Dflrm&ry
wtth • upper flult tooth lD a lpllnt. Tripucka ma, sit oat
tonl&ht'a pme a1almt SL .io.epb'a, abbouO be probeblJ
coufd play lf necesaary, a 1PQkeaman ~alct . . . 11••1
MtAu.&er. the N ASL rookie of the year lD tm, wu tnded by
the Seattle Sounders to the Toronto Bliuard for Gna
Makowski.
T~•ule
TV: Hone R.adq-Los Al•mftoe Radq Rlebll-..
7: 30l. m .• Channel $2.
ADIO: Women'a Buketball -Teo1Ml91ee at UCLA. I p.m., KPCC <•.a FM>.
HALL •••
WtWe llQ1I won vt.rtuaUy bJ •· clam.um.
Then la DO iDtenUon here to
downsnde the qualltiet of either
Solder or Kaline, botb Mlcttn1
1troa1 credentiala. lmtud tb1a
ta an annual appeal that we
don't be objectivity and let
pencnal IPlte deprtye any man
of bla jlllt a.en..
Slaucbter came cloee to elec·
Uon many ttmes but obvtouab'
1uffered from b1a reputation ol
belDI a dour, hard-Im~ in·
troverted competitor. Certalnl1
lf be bad pQIWled the flair and
namboyanee ot a WUU. 11.,. or
an Ende Banb. be would bave
been eleded 1001 aso.
TBS OLD TOMCCO farmer
produced lD ever)' facet ol tbe
same. Re came to play. But be
wa1n't a fair weather-well met
IV)' at all. ffe liUd bla priYaey. , ... , record la taea... tbu • lot
of JUYI who made It," Blau.,, ...
Hid.
., -----
A Uttle Flanse
Kaoua City's OU. Blrdaoo1 slips inalde and 1ently
l\lldel tbe ball into the hoop, ICOrin1 two of b.is ~=e· hiih 38 pointa acainat ltru&&lin& Portland. The p
romped. 124-85. to band tbe Trail Blazers their loth ltraf Pt defeat.
•
,,...p_ ••
MALAVASI (BILL> • • •
Playlq that way <emotionally>
helps me • lot. too · •
"lt'a lucky h~·s 1ood." says
Workman, "becauae the fana
Jump oo him • lot and the
players talk Lo bJm comtantly.
"I DON.,. TlllNK I've ner
aeen BW where be bun 't been
ready to mt.er • same pbyaicaJ-
ly. He'1 prepand to play all
year Jona &Dd be lift.a weisbta Ureleuly. He'a the emotloaaJ
leader ol Cbe deteme, maybe tbe
team. Ht'a 9e ol the bat ft've ..... ts.a. tb.ia t.cbool ••
BW'a fMMr. who attmcla b1a
1amee on a reeutar bub. bas
U1ed to Jet b..la AOQ develop bb
owa l.ndl.tdua.U ty
"I don't try to eet ln vol ved ln
telllnc bim bow to do Uwip,"
aaya Ray. "U be comes to me
for advice I'll Sin It to ham
"He worb hard at wbat be
doel &Dd be 'a dedicated He bu
tbe ability to play m~ colJea.e
ball but I clan 't want bim to JO
somewhere wbere he'll be oa the
bench for four years.
••1 DON'T WANT to interfere
with tu• play on the flekl. Illa
coaches know what Lo do I think
Rill 1Workmftn1 know!'> what
he it dotnK bf-t ter thun I do at th1 11 lt'VCI
Hill Malavu1 knows n a IOlJll
to bt' hud to turn off the
1pot l ight Ht-re a lites that
anythmg be does or anywhere be
go ea wa II be put under a
m t<.'rOtlt'ope for c loser 1na~· uon
He-Just hopes that when it't all
over he'• accompliabed OH
thing "l JUll • Lo prove I'm
cood bt>cauu of my...U ••• .,
!lays .. Not because of my
name ··
..,,
Boat Show Bigger
Theo l!B> Southern Callfomla
Boat Show wtU be expanded to
315.000 square fttl for its 2.ctb
edition. Feb 15·2'4 at the LA
Conveobon Cent.er
Chairman Spike Harvey of the
•poo.aortnR Southern Califomia
H arine Auoc1at1on a aid tbe
growth wtll be accompllabed in
two areas
f~f
• . Auto
light ............ ,2'1.
DC~4.t•hyt
ctmJ ' Fuel
Fiiter
l&llet to flt
moet cef'9 6
UGftt true••·
COLLECTOBAMA .
Spark
Plug
Socket Thennostat
PoWei
Stear1n9Fluld
HQ 2931 90 INDOOR CHRISTMAS SHOW & SALE '
DICEJIBEa 15 A 16, 1979 •
Buy.Sel~Trade
HO.,., Ea,
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22•~ IM"•11t1r
WDIM 1• Now Only IA.
Tripl,e Threat
Banner '79
For Triton
B~&OGE&CAaLSON Ot91elMllr ........
In toda:J'• brand of fe>Mblll, the triple threat baa
gone In Uout the aame dlrectioD u the ain&le wtna.
wttb sped.allutioa the keytoexcelleoee.
But don't try to ae11 that idea to San Clemente Coach Allie Schaff u be preparea his team for tbe
CIF Central Coaference cbampiombip Friday nilht.
BIS TUl"ON8 DUEL Eapenma Rllb at Santa
Ana Bowl iD a 7:30 aame, where tbe veruWe Jeff
Banner takee hia f1na1 bow after three years ol drtv.'
in& San Clemente foes cl'uy.
Tbe s-10, no.pound San Clemente aemor bu
done lt all for the Triton.a -rmm.l.q, peuinl bJoek.
ine, tackling, snapping, intercepdna and cat'CbiDi.
But even mon impressive in Sebaff'a mind ii
Banner'• attitude.
•'He's an amam1
ltld," says Schaff. "He's
never missed a practice
i.D four years_ He had a •urflnl accident juat a
coupleol days before our
first game th1a year. But
be juat taped over
several stitches in b1a
foot and played anyway .
• 'He played with a
bloody aock for three
week.a and never com-
plaine4."
Banner, a defensive
starter in San
Clemente'• aecon-
BANNER dary uaaopbomore and
with 14 touchdowns as a junior, doesn't have over-
whelming statistics i.D any one category. But when you lbot at the overall picture, you
have to wonder what San Clemente would have done
without him.
He's rushed for 1,084 yardson219 carries, cauiht
seven passes for 89 yards, paaaed for 15' yarda and
two t.oudadowna with six completions in nine at-
temptl from bis halfback position and baa •cored a
doUD touchdowns -BIS LONGEST BUN is a 93-yard kickoff~
for a touchdown against Costa Mesa. He also snaps
the ball when the Tritons punt, be returns punts and
ii the rover in a secondary considered the Triton.a'
No. 1 strength.
Tbeoaly thlni be bun 't done la attract a lot of at-
tention from major college scout.a.
"I'd like to 10 to college, but I don't know
where/' NY• Banner. "Our system hasn't done
much for my penooal atatlaUca, but really, I don't
care. It's a team effort. We've been Ullderdop an seuoo andltbu been &oodforua."
San Clemente bas been victiml%ed by more than
ita share ot injuries tbil season. but Bannel' says
there have been aide benefits.
"It'• broucbl ua toaetber," saya Banner.
salAl'l'IS .. PllATICwheobedileullelBan·
ner'a merits ... I can auan:atee you be cu start
anywbenbesoee. He'aaonrutue .
.. It takes a dlff erent breed of cat that snaps the
ball OD puata and we eonaidertbe ldckiD& IUM OIM-third~ our pme. Jeff ta oa the retmn punta ud, at
Um•, ilnenln witb the tlckolf team.•'
So l'ridQ Banner ancltbeTrltomtaketbeirftnal
lbota, ad few sure, Eaperuu will aee plent7 ot letl
Benner.
Kentucky Escapes
Kansas Orulaught
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p~ which, for m&111 al them, wll1
culmtnate tn tbe i.o Olynlpks ID llolcow.
P'ortunately, the lllaalon Viejo pool ta
beat.eel . .
: .. Area Teams in ACtion
UIM, Edison JJ in; Eagle1, Barona Open Play
'I
Snm Oranp Coat area prep ~k«blll teama •wt.lat lDto ae· &a~ .. ~eat.,,., c-oattoaet tbrou1bout tb•
~= del llar mo·· Sea Jbn,., DOW 4-1 after lettiDI put
• touCb m..-lneh unit, meet El Dorado In the cbamplon1blp
aemlfina11 at Troy High at 6 :45
On a northern swing, Marine
and Doe Pueblos vie at 4 and
Dana Hilla and Santa Maria vie
at 8 ln the Santa Marta Invlta
tional; unbeaten Ocean View
meets Porterville at 6 30 in the
Arroyo Grande Tournament.
and Fountain Valley duels San
Marcos at 4 in the Cabnllo In·
vltatlonaJ
De Paul Coaeh
1tdboa ii batWq 1D UM ccm.
IOlatlca round ol UM Aubetm m.-. Tounwn•t wttb a •:a wr
•litmt .... co.ta.
Here la a look at Wedn~'a
1ame1:
C.11,lllaarl2
Col'ODI bad to fttbt off a late
Blair char1e to advance lnto t.be
BASKETBALL
champaoo.srup semifinal• at the
Troy Tournament
The Sea Kings led most·of the
game. then fell behind by three
pomts Wlth thr~ mlnulff left
before rallying
Mall Van Steenhuyae made
thret' nifty inside moves for
buketa down tbe stnteb, ...
lDI UM S.. Kinll 1Dto ~·1
came with El Dorado.
Mart Splno led Corona del
Illar in aeortna wttb II and ,...
bounda wttb tf, wbS.M lUcb Kln-
dorf added 1J point.a for UM Sea
KlD11, who notched tbelr fou.rtb
win ln ftve 1tar1.1.
Edteon as. Loar• 41
Bill Voselaan1 and Richard
Chane sparked Ed.laon lnto the
conaolatlon flnah of the
Anaheim Tournament thla after·
noon aga.lnat Mira Coata.
Vogelaani came off the bench
to lead the Cbar1ers with seven
111i1ts, moet of them comtna i.n
the rtnt hair when Edi1on
jumped off to a commandln1
45.24 adva.nt.aae.
.. llilllr .... bJI eDUN bwb tD 11""'81 ...., • .._eta.-aw •om• Clnelmldqab!Ut..
... 'l9>C.JGB'I' ws Pl.A YllD to Cllftlmll'• a..e1.·: actmttted lltller. "It wma wbl9 we~ a well dlldpUned team ... pa., ap to It."
W.Oe1da1. aucll •H not tb• HM H
Clevelaad blt 25 ot 51 from tbe field < U .1 Pfl'em&>
and 10 ol at from tbe free lb.row Una. H~ Beacb bad 31 cbancea at the fl'9e
throw llDI and m• IOOd on za <•u percmt>. ~&e Dlutnl below tbelr eapeb6UU.. U.
otJen iMed' to tbelr third atnilbt .tdoly ud
MUler wu reuooably pJeaMd wttb UM play of
Tbom~nd Walker. " la always around tbe bell; be did a
1ood job vely and did a IOOd job IOiAI to
tbe bucbt." Uld Miller.
IN TON1G8l"S f O'CLOCS eomoletiaa pme
It ta LGq 8-tb WUlaa ... 00.., wtt.1a tlll9 wtD-ner cr1IAl1t1tAI fOI' tbe .,,..,.. ...... fta.a. .,.._
"I r.I we've been capablil ol out nmAlDC
ao1one Wt've seen thl• HHOD Oncl11dln1
Comptm), but our t.ranaWon buo't beim Uaat IOOd. ,.. ••
Area Stars
Drafted
LA IUMDA-loba
Benbow dldD't-OYW•
loot9d ~ IOCcel' et
Blola Co019e. Qutt.e tbe eoatnry.
'l'be .-o more from
Newport Hatbor Rt1b
aad Or••I• Coa1t eou... ... MAeet.dto
UM MAIA All·A.mertcu
t•am laat wHk and
drafted la tbe tblrd
l'OUDd by t.be Port1aDd nmben tn th.la week ·1
NASLdraft.
Benbow 1cored 23
1oall and banded out 10
u1l1ta th1I Muon. He
wa1 ooe ot three OTanae
Coaat area product.a that
were drafted tbia wffk
Brad Webster, a pro·
duct of F.diaoo llilb and
UCLA, Wu a flnt·round
choice of the Hou.atoo
Tornadoe1 . Steve
Helmich, a product ot
&dilGO and Sama Ana
Collete. wu draft.eel by
the California Surf ln the
fourth round
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Matters to Meyer
Chana aank seven of et1bt
1boll from the field to fhire
1cortn1 hooon with Dudley Lee
at u potota each. Paul Reacan
tarnel14 polnta and Keith Banka ~-------------------------------added 12 as Edbon upped lts rec·
By &he ~lated Pre98
Not many chokes m the h.ls
(Ory or college ba!lketball have
won more aamea than Ray
Meyer. ll'1 possible, though,
that be would trade them all for
oue bll one. lD lh. NCA,A flnala
After caining hi• eooth career
~ctory Wednelday Dilbt wlt.b a
i'l ·H overtime declalon over
Northern Jlllno11. th• db·
t1n1w.W M•r ta of cou.ne
aware ol the historic plateau1 but .-mlnllY more COQcernea
wttb wtnn1ni h1I flnt national t1 tl•, not an mllkellbood th11 year. .
" "IN A WAY the 800 vtdorin mean tomethlnl, l p11," aays Meyer. "But actuall)', any vie·
· tory ti Important that 1et1 me
nearer t.be l'JCAA platoffa. We'll ~ ao w. year, p1"0bably, and
tbat'I tbe main number rm con· oerned wttb .••
"Ker• atart.ed bll J8tb aeuon di» year at Del>aul with 587 vic-
torin, a euphoric-ft1ure that
ranked bllD lint amon1 acUva major eoUele coacbn. Only nve
other Dlvt.aloa I coaches have
woo moN 1ame1: Adolph Rupp
.(174), no. Allen (711), Hank
.. (78'1), 9qar Diddle (759)
~ Jobn Wooden (067). • Pari ot Meyer'• mountainous
1lctoo total wu built with the
flD• G.orse Mlkan clubl of the
lt401 and bta moat recent
~tno..oltbe 1970., lnclud· IP' laat year'• Pinal Four team.
~ ~na LOllMG to Jodlana 1K8le -in tbie NCAA aenilftnab
lal!t year, Meyer's goal wu well
established for this year "I
made It t.o the Final Four," he
uid at the time, "and now I'd
like lo make it U> the Flnal
Two.''
Tbla year'• DePaul ediUoo la
OD the oppoelte end of the court,
artl1tlcally apeakina. from lut
year'ateam.
"Last year we were vary
qUlck but we had no Abound·
m1," says Mayer. "We weie1
relatively 1mall team. A lot ot
our offeoae waa CAiled by tbe
defense wttb ateala. Th11 year,
we're bluer and 1lower. But we
can •boot well from the ouutde.
You won't ae• many. 1onea
played a&alnlt UI Ulla rear·"
ord to 4-2.
The Char1er1 dominated the
boards with 41 rebounds to
Loara'a 25
Sonor• IO, Uni 50
The Trojans were hampered
in their effort.a by comm it ting 2.8
tu.moven and beln1 oullhot at
the free throw llne, 2'· 10.
Still, the Trojan.a ware ln the
conteat unW three mlnut.es to
play when a pair ot buketa put
them down by seven and they
ware forced to foul.
The lou, tbtir ftfth without a
wln, eliminates tbe Trojans
'-fn1m the CODIOlaUon bracket of
the Sonora Tournament.
Unlveralty bad only two
players tally ln double flsur-u
Ti m McLauahlln scored 13
pololl and Steve Thompaoa 10
THE DEMONS oat two
start.era from lut YHr'• team, va WOMEN but Meyer recruited two flne
frontcourt playen from tbe rrJI~ 1~ OVPR""'IME Chica10 area to ref.lac~ them -W ll 'f l 'f " ~ i ,
8·9 Ten')' Cumm n11 and H UC lrviJM received 23 polnta Teddy Grubbs. Tboae freabmen
are 1tart1n1 thla year, alon1 f!0:/::.S ~°Ji•·;:::.,~
with one of the nation '1 "Top Hten seared a M.a overtime
Ten playen'' ln Mark Atuin'e. vtctory over the Univanlty ot
AsulrT'I. a power forward laat 8 Cl l • b L year who can shoot Uke 1 tuard anta ara n women 1 u"et·
will ltt more than occaaloa;J ball actJoo Wednesday n.lpt.
backcourt duty this year. UCl held a a-• reaa With ZS
"No guard can iuard Aiulrra Mconda to play lD rt1ulaUon,
underneath," aaya Meyer, "and but Suta Clara aeoNd with 1.2 aecondl remain1n1 and LuAnn he can shoot from the out.aide.·• Ooret hit a abot at the buszer to
Like moat coaches, Meyer send t.be same lnto the extra
doea not like to compare placf:t' frame.
and teams, but he will a t UCI, wtUch avesMd lll record
that Mikan ··wu mr aenU~· to 4-4, seared all lta potnta in tal favor1w'' and Ht year'• overtime at the frta tbl'ow Une,
De Paul 1quad "Wal my HD· bitUD1 six ot n1Dt charity touea.
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w091d lllllftdate la ammualUGD. wblldler' 1t be ·~ *111 OI' tq bon ammo. No acUq buater
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madalm mllbt be a Sood idea. TbeM maddDM
C&Q be purcbued lD all l1Pf» al calibers &Dd
abotWIJ lises and VU)' in price from around SID
to over $500, depeMtn• Oil the a!Jlomatl~ f..UU-
the macbine often.
A BF.GINNING llACBJNB for a nan-reJoeder
ia a •ood way to eet that penon J.at.erated lD tb1a
benefldal activity that will ateod bl.I abocJttn1
seuoa lDlo mootba when IUDS usullY anly coUect
dUJL Wlth ~rice of ammo IOiDI up. ettber the
sbeU. or reloecbn1 t.oola are a~ wa1 to keep
ahead ot inflation. ·
Hunters can always use a pod IUD cue and
there are some very nice ones made out of
aluminum that will tut a lifetime and travel very
well an)'Whef'e in the world .
Carrying ammo ia aJao an Important upect of
the trip lnto the field. duck blind or trap field and
those heavy leather carrytne ba'5 are Ideal and
priced ln the $30 range.
A GOOD HUNTING HAT can alwaya be used.
but aometimea It ls difficult to coovt.nee the bunt.er
to throw away b.ls old lucky aboottne cap .
Duck bunt.en always b.ave to buy a oew pair of
blp or chest waders every aeuco. but there are
some boots on the market priced al about SIS that
will lut three seaaoos or more.
It the shoot.er ia a collector, then Jim Beam
and Lord Calvert have some very nice decant.en
OD the market currenUy that feature the CaD·
vasback duck. They would &o nice ln a den or on
the back bar.
Estancia, Tritons
Gain Girls' Finals
Estancia and San Clemente bicba advaoced to
the flnw of tbetr respective &iris bubtball
tournament.a Wednesday nJaht.
San Clemente easily routed Sonora, 82-41. in
the Neff Tourney while Estancia defeated lut
year's CIF 2-A champion Culver City, 53-<M, ln tbe
Beverly Hills Tourney .
San Clemente evened ita record al 2-2 by lft·
Una off to a fut start. Mary Jotmaon acond 10 ol
her 20 point.a ln the fint quarter u the Tritona
1umped to a 21 -12 lead.
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTIU TOC:lltlOITOlltS
1111'111110. COUlllT 0" THI
$TATI Mc:AUl'OttHIA PO•
THI COUNTY 0'° 0111,...GI ..._._tt1m
E•lele ol OLIVE M MACIC, 0.C••-NOTICE IS HEA£8V GIVEN lot ...
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•
PtJBUC NOTICE
OlJTDOORS
Por ka nn=.!"" a new tackle boll would ftttin1. Don't wttb line u a ,ut; eaeb an
bu bit OWD Idea wbleb la tbe best make and tbQ.
proper tell for .. partku&ar • .,.,,, ..... ' ,
'l'IC&&J& ON 'l'llE ALL DAY boaw rannina
ou:t of DneJ'a. Alt'• or Dua sbould be appndat-
ed by .,sera who Uk• to Gib~. A_, ruse
trip oc& ol San IMeco ta more aperudve but for tbe
true deep tea ftaberman who bu never been oo
aucb a trip lt would aureJ1 make for a woaderful
&ift.
For tboee that not only tub, but wbo ablo own
their own ftsbin& boat, the followtq lilt la ap-
propriate: A oew 1alf. bait net. pair ol top aiders
tn bl~ or elk. water-proof pub, dart aun'1aasea
or oew Id of cbaru to replace thoee that are wale(
spotted. Or bow about dinner for two at one ot
Newport'• restaura.nta where a boat can be tied up
ln front alt.be establlshment.
Fn!llb water anglers abo ban an extended ~
of pot.mUa1 Oft.a f.Dclud!Jla : auortmeota of drir and wet~. lift packs ol trout lures, a new flab,,
inc vest. Oy tl.ahin& 1n.atnJdiona by Fenwick;
tlcketa to 1"ine Lake, a u,btwdebt apimd.n& rod
and reel comblnaUoG by Daiwa, a float tube, ben~
wood lanctin1 net. a creel, fly box or floatln& tack.14'
box. or a rod caddy to pt"e'Vent brokeo rods durtnc
trips. •>
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.,,,,., Sant~ Wlaer~'• Rudolph?
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Two-yea1-0ld Bunasawa Akalcazu seemed
to be m earnest conversation with St N!clt
al South Coast Plaza Monday The young
man was probably asking wby Santa has
thl' sleigh bells with hlm but no reindeer Ul
~ight The reindeer come later, Bunasawa
lk hslenmg on Christmas Eve
uB DoWiltOWii ' Stymied?
Property Owners Blast City Mall Plam
A group of angry downtown
Huntington Beach property
owners charged this week that
caty officials have stymied theJr
at~p(s to rejuvenate the c1ty•1
oldlht shopping area
At a mornin& study se.saion
Mth city plannen, landowners afil a.bf~ city officials are p s hing a low-key shopping mall
P a&aimt their wiabes.
'WE NEED bagb rise. we
n hotels and we need eood
ruslaurant.s. but the city bu
in the way," aaid Main s eet landowner Tom Wballne.
e uid be and Robert Terry,
other downtown property
er, would put toed.her a plan
o what property owners in the
a ea would Uk~ to see and would
p esent it to city officials next
It.
The beach front downtown
ew Series
Lectures
core stretches aloo1 Pacifi c
Coa~t Highway and Inland on
Main and 5th St.reel.Ii.
WHAUNG MAINTAINED a
City Council proposal lo •pend
$284,000 in federal funds to im·
prove streets. sidewalk• aod
lighlln& in the area would be a
wute of money
"Any improvements ml&bt
just be tom right back up again
once we &et tbrngs goine:·
Whaling aaid.
Dave Hott, owner or property
oear Main Street and Pad.fie
Cout m,bway, auggested once
the city and owners agree oa a
plan, prtvm enterprise would
do all tbe work without cost to
taxpayers.
"Thia tao•t a mining town 1n
the mountains, thLa 11 a bot
area,·' he uid •'II you live us
the right atmosphere wit.bout
hanging sword.I over our bead
we·u make the area beauUful "
J ''" PAUN, dtveJopmeot ~· dhwtor, 1ald b1' ltaff would welcome sue1estlons
from property owners
"The lmace ol the area la co
inc to have to change," Palin
commented. "The area baa
atapated and bu been down·
eraded year after year.'·
Mo-pedRlder
He a&Jd the C08meUc Improve-
ment pl.an waa intended to be a
s1en or good faith by lbe ctty to
property owners.
Several or the owners cb.arsed that a receoUy adopted city Oil'·
dinance requlrln& bulldJ01
check.a for earthquake baurda
waa a "hoax" and a "trap."
''IF 11IE CITY would let ua
build you wouldn't have to wute
your time lnapedin& the bulld-
lop because all or them 'WOUid
come down to make way for D9W
development," one OwneT sua-
geeted.
Palla countered by oe~ zonin1 in the area wu H
and had no height or setback re·
quirement..
Wbalin1. who owns a Main
Street abopptnc mall, 1aid the
coastal comml11ioa reiuJarly
rejected development propo1al1
because lbe city did not have a
plan for the downtown Hct.ioo.
"W& DON'T WANT aootber
Waikiki," he 1aid, "but we abo
don't want oon-ownen makln&
all the dedsiona for ua."
City official.I have been stucb'·
in& a aix·bloclt core area for a
redevelopment push. AD outdoor
theme mall plan bu been •UI·
gested by pl~n.
Youth Dies Month
After Road Crash
AD. JI.year-old HuntJnat.on BeMtt Hilb Sebool HDior bu died at
Paetftff Hospttat of bead IDJwtel ldered lD a Nov. 15 tratlle aeet-
~=· hut Paio.:l:°' 1'0t 181 Clftle aueaunbed lo Plldftca BOt wbelW a.. remdaed ID attkal c:aadttkJD 1.LDce b1J IDO-Ptd.
eol Wltll • Hr c.ttt .._ bJ J>uW lM)te Bumer, 21, ol mo a:ta p.m. tod.Q.
Hlld•tbctoalt. pAUJllAW 11 •uniftd tJI)'
fOUC& MID PaloaWM wu bit ~. Ra.lDb Palomal9 .,....., no helmet Wben he el· ••i aamoo• S.ltor; tbre• lfl~ ra 1 stop alp at Huat-watwn, Bal)lb Jr., JobD Md
lnttoPJlrMt aad1Utlea A..we St.nt, Ud bJ ~~We
a& 11:G5 •·Ill· NOY. 11. llel--ol San
Hia mae ot. auuti•n burtaJ t. SurYhon al10 inolude bl.I
•ebedw.d foe 9 a.m. rrtday .t matemaJ ~andmotber, Muta
t. 11.,.~. BJ CM S.a Catbo!Jc &aplaoaa •ad b!• pa&enaal Cbita'lll~Beaeb. 1raadf1tber, llardaao• . ne~~dlbe Nlt.ed et · P.iom.., both d 8aaU Ana.
l"'ine Supports LOID-iC08t
.,DC~~ ?be lntDe ~ bu au,)'Ot't4d a Mti" .t aew O...,_Plm~a11-. but not wttbout cw-l· =-e:.=~ ~ TIM eomdl ~ amoq other Pl 141 wle. a rwommmt•
tioa to ..... pit ... an-vidlna low ...... ,... .. bour., for Mell ratdtatta•
vWapllllJ9t...S .
.... 'IO ADOrrlNG -1oell. beau;•, tM dt.7 •Af
CHdlld a llll"ft7 of boMiaa
needs ud ...... w. ......
people emploJed to the dty.
-ObJectiDI to W. approach
were coundJ mem-. tarry
A1ra11 and ..,,. Au Galdo,
wbo questlcmed tbe cilJ'• ..,._
Of commttmeat
"I'm J\alt DOt RN nat we're
... to be letdlac bere, •• A.sraa
said.
Coundlmaa Art A•~J.i areblleet ol &lie propoeal,
tb• 1tud1 ot u.. won fORt
would aoab&e olftdala to Ml re•"= la Pl"O"lldbtl kM coet Wlita naa. dam ::m. a~al
ANTHONY BAD P&OP08ED
the clty IUl'WJ emDlona9 work·
ins ln tlM lnlAe IDduatrlal
Complex• ..al u amdeta at
UC lmne. m.1Jtt.arr penoaoel
and clviliaa employees at &be El
Toro Marine Oorpl A.Jr 8tatioa.
employees of tbe tntne Randa
Wat.er Dlltriet and worbn for
tlM 1cbool d1aVlct. alvenlty
and cltJ tt.Mlf.
AIJthcay aaid the dtJ would
update tbt IWft7 eacb Ume a
l"Nldeatial rooe cha.nae waa re-
quested oo a vWace scale
Tbe dty bu ao "lnctuak>aary
ioalnl'' policy which calla '°' the •ettinc aide ol at leut 10
perceot of tbe unU1 for
moderate tncom~ bouaiac.
ANTHONY SAID TUESDAY
night tus propoeaJ would allow a
numencal goal to be sel when
the city knew what tbe de
Signups Set
For Disabled
Oranae Cout CoUece in ea.ta
Mesa wlll condu~t a prtnc
'leme"t.er priority re1istratioe
for disabled student.a Jan. 8.
Sprin& dUMa belin Feb. 4.
Diaabled peraou ~ ln
attendlq OCC 1n the spr\Q& are
advlled to coatatt the collece'•
Dt.aab&ed Studenta' Center to ar ·
ranee an appolntmeaL
for 1nformatloo, contact
5!i6·5807.
Does Hike OK'd
DENVER <AP> -Delep&es
at the United Mine Worbn coa-
atltuUooal cooventioo have ap.
proved a wboppine dues In·
crHae that will require tbe UD·
lon'a members to sbelJ out more
t.ba.n S38 -"' three boura or pay -eacb mootb.
veloper bad la .... for a .w.,..nu ..... ..,..,._.
tbt ........ .... Otber . .._.., llOlldel ap.
pt'OVed by tbe oMMll ..W: -~th.It la._. "Ill.Ice WlM>Ded .. ot ,..., .....
half of the a9artm1Dt unlta
would be .... n•HaWt for
famUMI.
-JmpGM an. to ,. ....
apeculadoe .. tM ,...... of :=.:-.::* ::99.s:n:-
'Ma&&er •f Tl• e'
Air Cra8hes RenBW
Meadlowark Hassle .
., &ffi& llAaaa
Ot .............
A blaSe bit•-pllota ...
u1e ~"•••t•l1 o•••• II eadowlart Airport aDd
............... teappMnlo
bave bem r"Wdled bJ tlllw Huau._.. 8aeb area plw cruhe9 ....._ • »4q ,.tod..
John Loac. maaaaar ol u
apartment complex Dear tM
Warner Avenue a1rfteW, Mid Ilda
tenant. are ''waJUac for U.. lq ooe ..
··rrs n1ft a mau. of Uma before 1011M pa.. plows ...., a
bu.lldiQI ••• be -1.ed. ••••• .,.. 1q to take •• ttl ......
like Chat Wore tbe dtJ will do a.n)1Jalq, ••
OUMl'r...w..t1uldtMr--.t
1erlet ol acdcln&t mcllrtlMd
tbelr belief tlaat dN .. ,..,~
airport aboald be cloeed.
··we bear planes ·~ and dddAC all tbe time aad we
Just bold our breatb." aaU
Junie ColUDI, a lon1·Ume
Meadowtan critk
James Evans. vice president
of the Oraqe County PUou As
!OCJatioo, a.aid be'a tired of tom·
pla!Dla from aitpoft aescbbon.
''THESE MX'IDEHTS cbl't
reflect oo the airport.'' be a ·
plained "An you loin& to cbe
a alrttt beca .. &.b.n'a bMD a
car acndeat'?"
Two mea were lmow1I tiDed 1n
tM most recea cn8 wlliell a
Light plane Chat Ud tabD olf
from Me~ pf..,ed off
Bolaa Cluca State Beach lut
Sunday.
Seu'da CN'ft .,. &UD ....
for a t.blrd mm II di 1 •ed to Mw
been aboard that pla.ae.
ln ea.rtier LDcidmta, a -.,._.
old Huotin.toa Beacb ptlot
KC aped i.nJu.ry when be crub-
landed b1a small plane lut Fri·
day la. Lbu one mUe from
M eadowtark.
SEVDAL DAYS eattier, ~
Jo bn R.aedericb. U , of Kmat-LDatoD Beadl plowed Ida Qnan-
man A.mertcu I.Mo a bar ....,
tbe end of the lleadowtan
runway M pa&roDI wakhed a
t.elttbed fOCJl&MU .......
·'The prol:>lem lau al•a71
S.1•edwUTrip ~
Set in San Juan
Tbe Su Juan Caplltrano
rtt1·eatioa departmeot ta Dl&D-
ninl ao ouliq k> lM Aa.&efla to
view tbe Loe Anaeles IAbn
and Cbicaao 8W1a basketball
same. Colt ... ps pw.ca wtddt m.
ctudea food Hata aad baa
traupoftaUoa fl"om Su Juan
Captatnao. Far more Ualonna-
Uoo about tbe llattb 7 oueiq,
call U. reerutioD ~
at -.un at. JCT.
I Shop .
the Daily Pilot
and Save!
•
I'm happy because I /ound the lowest food
prices in toion -with the help of the Daily Pilot.
By using the Daily Pilot food section, I really
•
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S....N9 Tllfeea
Mental Health
Support Ul-ged
SACRAMENTO <AP> -AdultC&lifornlana ap-
pareMIJ feel much better about their mental
health than their physical health, says a state-wide
suai.ey.
While sizeable minorities of those polled com-
plained of physical ailments, llJ percent rated their
emotional health as "excellent" or "pretty 1ood."
the state MentaJ Health Department reported.
NEVER111ELESS, DEPARTMENT officials
said. more should be done to prevent mental Ulness
for which the 1tate and local &0vernment.a spend
$500 miWoo yearly in treatment but only $S million in
prevention.
Department Director Dale Farabee told re-
porters one of the ajmplest met.bods of pnveoUon
is for people to "have a person or persona wilt.I
whom they can communicate in Umes ol trouble,"
whether friend, relative, counselor or miniater.
"'"'He said 75 percent ol those surveyed thought
such communication was a good idea, but only 9
per cent said they had done it themselves.
THE DEPARTMENT WILL START an educa·
l ion program to encourage s uch ·'support
networks," Farabee said.
The survey by Field Research Corp. covered
rnterviews with a cross-sect.ion of 1,008 Califor-
nians aged 18 and over between Marcb 23 and
Aprjl J . Persona in bospitals and tbose ln
neighborhoods considered dangerous -)ow-
income areaa where problems are generally worse
were not iDterviewed
--slXTY-NINE PERCENT REPORTED some
health problem. either medical or physical.
Forty-two percent said I.bey suffered from
one or more specific medical conditions, including
back troubles -the most prevalent --arthritis,
asthma. heart. Jung or kidney problems, ulcers
anct diabetes
Another 21 percent reponed "non·spttific·
me<h cal problems, such as high blood pressure.
frequent headaches or diuy spells
Seventeen percent reported emotioaaJ coodl-
t.Jons such as frequent insomnia, depression, anlde-
1.y and irritability. But 48 percent described their
mental beaJtb as excellent, another 41 percent
called it "pretty good," only 2 percent said they
:>ften thought they would have a nervous
br ..... kdown, and fewer than 1 percent said they bad
ses'l)usly considered suicide.
-FORTY PERCENT REPORTED "dependen
cy·• problems, such as excessive drinking or smok-
ing. being more than 20 pounds overweight, and, in 2
percent of the cases. dependency on drugs .
.--Of person.a with family incomes of $7,0QO or le~, only 29 percent gave themselves bjgb marts
in physical health and 18 percent in mental bealt.b,
compared to 53 and 51 percent, l"e8pecUvely, for
those with family incomes of $30,000 or more.
--Meo rated their pbysical and mental beahh
consistently higher than women rated tbei.ra, and
persons aged 18 to 24 rated their beaJth substan-
~ lower than the nut oldest O'OUP-
-ASKED WHAT FAC'rolLS INFLUENCED
physical and mental health, nearly balf said one's
outlook on life wu the most important; ~r 29
percent Hid health care services.
-Asked bow mucb they eootn>lled their own
't'~-betq. 20 percent said .,completely" and
anOtherepercentsaid "quite a btt."
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ITS FAIULOUS rrs. FAST 'AMI
, YOU ARE IN AHO OUT OUtao.Y WITH A TAN THAT$ EVeN, FUN TO HAV&. AHO l.OW C08T
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PEACOCK I
SCREEN
DOOR
36"
Don't snort (I asked you not to snort)· If
you remember the regular price you '11
know this is hot. It's so low. even the
peacock is nervous. The kid fro:m
Brooklyn is smiling (from
sa-een doors he knows ~ '-:L :EBlf"'--........,...w~h~a:..,t?~)---···_'._~ "r-"'\ ~~-~
8 OS.. •••••• 2"
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24 oa.. •••••• 6" ..... 8" 48 oa. ••••••
Chw coat is th. equ.halent of SO (don't
start with me, I ju.t reAd label.).
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:'.::_ 4 PAK AA •••••••• , ..
Watch, the buyen .. y. ''Show
the pktun with the four
battert..'' They fi9un 70U
CAn't read. poor thiftoa.
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DlllTOI iEDC1 nun
Oh.., you don~ think a ..... ~ t. a
good qift.. Try C'UttiJ\9 ft ~ hand.. ·Ah ha.
you know now •
13" 22•,..,
Know an)'Wh.N JOU CUl
get ., much mower for
U... prioe? You do? w.u. Jet'• go.' H.P.
Cmdi-u a Wt mt•'ndb'19. A cord
oamM out of it to U... lioht or what...-.
It j\J9t plugit dJ.nct.q into an outJ.t.
--
Once in awhile a nMt innnt:iOJ
cont• along (the .Uety pin •-a Qoocl one ..• Saran wrap. I
like that). Thia ia 90 handy ••
riM. a clamp. a table. a Iott&
thlluJs (and none of them
illegal, iJnmoral. ar fattening).
BENCBTOP
WORDIATE
&un. .... lde..butUU..
MY 11\0U.1\ ta on J'OUI" table
(oh no. I ha,,. t.o -.,. a tab
24~.rr.
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30"d0" •••••••• 17" '--~
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Who'• the 11\..hUQIPl\Ah of them
all7' Nice. minw. ftioL
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SBOP
PLYWOOD
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Yep. JOU can ~ from fa.t cuttin9
orbital to mnooth Liniahino finiah in•
trioe ( inna whAat?). Y, ah.et.
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cut•eutll. ob7. So at I.-cl.on 't .,_., too much.
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and ain't it one h.ek of a price?
People .. y , .. Oh. m 'ga.h, it'• h ---l of
• pri.c9."
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ON TOP OP tbote, .Amel
~··Plue tq buUd 5'8 ==~=:8! voCer resane tntti•tlve ln March, '1118. m-.y resume u a result or
a recent court dedalon.
Wbatdoes It all mean?
It could mean more than six
mllllon square feet of office,
commercial and industrial
space and more than 1,800 new
bouaine units, not counting
Amel
It coald mean more than
ZS.000 new jobs -about a 50
percent increase iJl jobs iJl the
cttJ.
ITS ALll08T CBaTAIN to mean more tntlle Jama.
Here's a look at the projects
that could change the face of
nortb Costa Meaa within the
next few years, with Information
provided by Doug Clark, aasia·
taot city planning director, and
citJ plannin& staff member Paul
Dudley.
Two Town Ceeter: A joint pro-
ject by C.J . Seaerstrom and Sona and Prudential Insurance,
the complex will include two ~ olftce towers ad ftve
low-rtae office/entertainment
ltnactula.
Tbe locattoa ii oa Anton
Boulevaat near tbe Imperial
Bmrk ·JWlcllar ad~ South
Coast Plaza Hotel.
w r
1. T• Town Center t. L.A. nmea expanalon
2. louth Coaat Plan expanalon 10. llc:Claln home•
3. Saldokm Ferm• 11 . South Coaat Drtve
4 ..... Plau 12. Segerstrom Otflcea
5. Halldn Inn expanak>n 13. South Coast Repertory
e. ~.--Club 14. Muak: Center
7. HartM>r Gateway Bualne• Center 15. Imperial Bank Bldg.
I .. 8t8te farm eapanlloft
NORTH COSTA MESA OETTING ITS OWN SKYLINE AS MAJOR PROJECTS 00 UP NEAR SAN ot!OO FRUWAY
Total floor s pace will be
715,000 square feet. with 303,750
in each tower. Construction of the towers should be completed
iJl early J.S81.
For pgrposes of com~=; the ftve-a&ory City Hall
at '11 Fair Drive, not lncludlna the police f adlily, bas 85,000
square feet of space. The three-
story May Company bulldiq in
South Coast Plaza encloses
244,000 square feet..
An additional 935,000-square-
foot commerclaJ and office de-
velopment adjacent lo Two
Town Center la al8o part of tbe
South Coast Plaza master plan
but ian 'l yet in the plannlDI
stages.
SOUTH COAST PLAZA ex-
pansion prellm1na.ry dlacUllkln la
under way on a 12-at.ory reta1l and
office ec:impjld Oil what 11 DOW the
Parkinclotlnfnmtof J . Jlap.ln'a.
The complex, to include at0.eeo equare feet of space,
woakl k eonaeeted by a
pedemila bridp over Briatlol
~-to the Town Center area.
Salllloka Farm1: A 1eoeraJ
plan amendment alre ady bu
been approved permitting ·
Royale Development to submit
plans foe thia 185.S-acre property
just east of South Cout Pia.a.
adjoinine the Costa Mesa and
San Dieeo freeways.
There are expected to be
about l.~ million square feet ol
office, commercial and tight in·
duatrlal space and about 1,480
condom.lnlwna, at a deasity ol 20
units per acre.
A low-rtae omce complex ot
™>.000 square f~ and a 4.50-unh
condominium complex on the
west side of the property, are ex-
pected to come before city of.
ficials for action in early 1980.
ar11&o1 Plua: A erour ot c1e-ve1opers called Bristo Plua
lnc. bu propoeed um 14-story
offtce tower wttb a rwtaurant oa
B rlstol Street aortb of
MontaomerY Wud's, at the San
Dieao P'rtleway.
An ~ impact re-
port CID tbe 3'11,P-<Jquarffoot
buiJd.ini WU d:iacuued in draft
form before the City Pl•nnmc
Commiaaioa Nov. 2e .
R~la ol an adjacent COG·
domlnium complex bave pro.
tested tbat the buUcttn1 wou..ld
cot a lb.adow oa their propeaty,
interferinl witb plans to uae
solar be""q foe their communi-ty 1wfmmtn1 POOl.
Boll•a1 laa expaaslea:
Ownen of the 1lx-1tory hotel
acroN Bri.atol Street from the
propoeed Bristol Plua an pre-
parin1 environmental studies
for a proposed 12-story, HO·
room addition of U0,000 square
feet.
A three-story parttnc at.rue·
ture and expanded banquet
facllllles would be 1nduded.
OJ>l)Olit:ioD 11 apeded from
resf denta of adjacent stncle·
family bomel.
A•&• Cl•lt •f 8••&1ten
CaUftnla: A. draft en'finlm:Dm..
tal imP9Ct report b dae tbll
month cm a plao bJ an -.-.
square-foot build1.a1, witb a
m.ooo.squre--foot. nm. sibue.
at tbe aouthweat corner of
Fairview Road and Sunflower
Aveoue.
Tbe ftnt pbue of t.be badldlnl
wUl be a computer and •tarale
facility.
Le9' • h•,,...eq 2 •: AlreadJ under' comtnactiDD la an npaauoa to the 'nllM9 huHcttn1
on Suarlower A venue near
Harbor, tndudlnc a beliport.
Tbe Ul,144·aquan.foot flddl.
ttoo, to be med prtmartlr tot
ator.,e and priAtinc, will brtnl
the bu.ildin•'• total area to
201.Ml lqUan feet.
•eClalJI It••••: McClain DeftkJpoeat already la ... 'dine
th1I project ol 112 Uncle family
bomes.
CUUEN'n.Y, TllB CITY a.
worldn1 with repreaentativea
from other affected ct~ clDdin& lntne and Sant.a
stuc11 wa_f9 to lmproye tbe
fte flow A1oDC SuafJower' AW!DDe
aad Mala Street in eeatrel
Onqe Coaat7.
Devdopen are beinc required
to fund both road improvelllf.lllla
adjaceal to their projed.I llDd a
portlon of the areawide tnftlc
mlticallon measures, which
baven 'tyetbeea detenDiDed.
But DO GDe pretends the tnftk
Ian 't &otnc to bue a beaYJ Im-
pact oa the already coaaested
Co1ta Meaa and San Dleco freeways to say nothinl ol aur~
face streea.
And trbetber a new f?'MWQ GI' ~ 0...,.. ....... Q "'-idt
will ner be baUl may ......-c11--il
IDOft CID tUU ~ tbm oaeo.ta...._ r ,,
Reward Set for Slayer
B an.r Ga&ewa1 BaalMN
Cn\.er: Newport DeveSopmeat.
a group beaded by former top
Irvine Co. executives, bu Sift"
pared a draft envtronmeatal im-
pact report for this Ulht ln·
duslrlal, office and commercial
complex.
'lJieater Orchestra
Seeking Musicians
<>na,eCout eoueee '•Opera TbMtel' Orcbellra la recruitiq Ut-1t.rumea&allata fcw tbe aprinc ...,._, CIUMI bepa Feb. 4.
A $2,SOO reward bas been ol·
f ered by an anonymous donor
for information that would COD·
vlct the killer of a Santa Ana
youth who was pursuing a civil
rights violation action against
the Santa Ana Police Depart-
ment and one of its former of.
ficers.
The reward was announced
Tuesday by Jess Ara~o. al·
tomey for Maurice lbarn, lbe
21-year-old man who waa abot
Dec. 1 while be was standini on
the comer of Alco and E.ogllah
streets in Santa Ana.
AT THE TDIE of bis death,
Ibarra •as furaulng JecaJ action agaiu police over a
June inddmt in which he wu
detained by an oftlcer •ho later
wu fired from the force.
Tbe officer , Jobn
Manaiaraclna, was cbaraed
Tbe 1.4 mllllon-square·foot
project would be bounded by
Harbor and MacArthur
Boulevards. Sunflower Street
and tbe Hyland A venue ex·
Tbe ordleltra. mder tbe dl.rec:tioa ol Carole BoeJter. will play
Mozart's "De oa Ok>v&a.D.l," "Corooatioa Mau," and "Sympboaif
Coocertante." 1
Student.a 1ntenlted in .)amine the Ol"Cbestn lbouJd enroll ln Muaie.
138 AD. "lbe claaa wt11 meet Wecme.day ewniDp rrom 4 to~ •
Re&iltntioa few SJ>rinl claaaea nms Ju. 9 throuCh Feb. 81.n the 1 •
OCC admla!UMI bu.1lding. Information ls available by calllaa
~5172.
with a single count of false lm· ----------------------------------..
prltonmeot. The nae ended ln a
mistrial and the dl1lrict at·
torney'• omce decided to dis-
mlla the cbarle.
l8A&L\ TllEN aDDOUDCed be
would seek action in federal
court over the alle1ed civil rlehta Yiolatiom.
C.Oonty Fire
Oiief Plans
Retirement
, orace~ftreCbWCarl ~ Do1f119 .,,QIMl.llced hi• reUre·
IU01l.t8CCIJMd a DeW job ODe . 41lltt bl wtdal wUl incJude belp-~ 1D1to~blaaucc•IOI'.
Dowm, tbe eouDt1 ftre Clldef ..... 11'11. bu aecepted a newt)'
fanned ~MIUm • dlredor at
tbe Ormp CouDtJ ftn Procram
dial.,.,. --.... JI IDCllllbL
Bii DVIDI wlJl IAclucle _...
lDI •• aa acl•l••r for tile ta4MMI' oat, .. ., bJ Onmae
CoutJ of tM ftn prcMctioo
teniee from tbe ltate.
. ,.... .. ~ Dowu a1lo .w ........ ~. ::.-,.::=.plan,....: ... -----
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Beat the Rat Race.
Save time and money shopping
the advertised values in the
only Orange County dally
newspaper taUored specially
for the communities al~ the
Orang& Coast-the helpful
DAI LY PILOT
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Ptaftl· ti Cam baa IM"4 be~ '° lu flt at •• di N•r.m Oto&er Drive. N.-port Beaeb. Tb• te ......... ·111a ODmmmlatiom apedab ... ln tbe deslC ud ex~ al communlca&loal plau la mar ttt.ni. publlo ...WSO. edvetUalq. .. . ,,.,,. n .. a ........
•Jttld Advertuln• Is Public Belatlon1 of
Beacb bu won an award for a broebure
~ ror a cJleDt. JobP II. a.td, preaident of #tftt:J, aecept.ed the award for a full~ ao·
ndt report prepared tor Co= Brothen Tittanololie9, a Puller10D·baMd .
......... 'l)e llaJor Ac.blevements ln llercb&Ddlalnl JI!~~ Award reeopbM cootrtbut.lona tc the
Sofltbem Calitomla bu.Ucllnc lodUllr)'
,..,,._,,. A•••••eefl
The Board of Direeton ol Irvine Savt.np and
lrnae'a Ftni €1aeme•
James W. Landt., rtfbt, of the Irvine's
Company'• commerctal/lndustria•
dlvtstoo, sampla popcorn in froot of the
five.screen Mano Theater under construc-
tion in the Woodbridge Vlllaae Shopptq
Center. 1be Irvine Company is developing
the ~ aboppuia center. Wltb Landt•
are. rrom left, Timothy Mcintire, 2. aon of
Mr. and Mn. Glenn MclDttre: Andy Luket.
5. son of Mr. and Mn. Alan Lukel: Jenny
Ng, daughter of Mr. and Mn. Clifford N1:
and Timotby's brother, Rick, 4.
$ AuoclatJon haa declared tbe auociatioo'a
•tock dividend. The dividend will be payable
tockbolders ot reeont on Dec. H. • The dividend la to comi.t ol a flve percent re1 ulfl' .atoclt dividend, and a ftve percent apeda'
1~vtdeod, wtt.b a c:tlatrlbution date ~Jan. 15 .
Houses to Cost $27 ,000
.. ...ln'iDe Savtnp and Loan Aalociat.lOD opeoe-'
lts,maln office at ~ MacArthur ln June ol ms. an4 QOW h.u two branch offlcea. One la ln Nort.t-
~7~· and the other la aooa to be opened lD iiilfiJ::· Auoclatioo'a uaeta are estimated at $2:"
TVA Launches Solar-heated Home Plan Air Bag Optional
s~ ... r 8rltedtde4
An advanced~acrow excban1e seminar ha.a
been scheduled from 9 a.m to 5 p m. Friday and
frdm 9 a.m to noon Saturday at the South Coast
Plus Hotel in Costa Mesa
The seminar Is sponsored by Valencia Bank
for real estate professionals, bank officers. al·
torn'eS-s. accountants. investors and escrow
peraormel
Vlrginia Burroughs. vice president and escrow
administrator of Valencia Bank, will be Instructor
<»astrtM"tlo• Co•p~t...t
· National TPchnoloey bas announced the com-pl~tlon of a plant ln lrvtne. The plant wu dt:slgoed
and built for volume production of ullra-bigb
density, multi-layer printed circwt boards.
'l;'be plant has 34,000 square feet or manufac·
luring space and Is the sixth manufacturing plant
operated by National Technoloey. All are located
in Orange County
George Koutures will be plant manager
$50.000 to $500.000
INCOME PROPERTY SECONDS
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•Jll..W-dal
• W-"lv commtt....u • llt-•Wv f•n4U..• • 6 -die IO S ye.re
• So.tlMra C.Ufor.W
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loen lnform.tlon ••nrlce
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(714) 759·1515
A.,_f;AICAH H<*f. MOA'TQAOE
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. <AP> -The Tennesaee
Valley Authority bu launched wbat It H)'S ta tbe
nation'• fint larce-acale effort to make aolar
bomea available at a price avera1e famlllea can
afford -about $27 ,000
Directon of the aeveo·ltate eovenuneot utility
Lbla week approved a t.2.8 mllUoo proeram to build
130 modular homes w1th pualve solar aystenu by
next August. By 1988, TVA hopes 7,500 such homes
10 percent of lhe new houses to be bullt in the re·
g1on over the next nine years -wiU be up
FRANCIS COSTER, head or TVA 's solar pro-
gram. said the modular homes will range from 800
to 1,300 square feet, most wtlJ have three bedrooms
and a pncetag of $27 ,000, including the land.
"For the first time, we're eettinc the solar
technoloe into the price range tbe average person
can a((ord," TVA Chairman S. David Freeman
said. "We're putt.tne up the seed money to create a
new kind of housing that, ll ll worb, will save tbe
homeowner $8,000 ln eoergy bllla over the life of
the house "
Modular bomea aloae with coodominJu1111,
are the futet erowtnc 1eimeot of the boualne lD·
WHAT YOU SHOULD
KNOWABOOTCOU>S
By Terry
Grant,
R. Ph.
Allhough •l is n<>w po11Mble for 1.1 phy11lc1an
to d1ugnos<• und s l op
pneumorua almm1t over
night. th<' run· of the
common cold 111 !lllll a
problt'm All !hill can be
don~ 111 lO tak1• med1rtne11
which u:1ually ran rl'h1•vt-
t rou blt•'lom1· !1-..mploms
and prcw•nt romphca
11on11
W<' hav<' many rt'hable
produrlJI for cold d1scom·
forts IJke a stuffed nl'>!le.
coughs. raw throat. or a
headache But. tf relief 11
not soon. or a f ever
perslata. don't watt Vl11t
a phy11<.'lan before com
pllcat1ona develop
PHONE C'S--~ en you
nf'ed a m~ . Pick up
African
Venture
Planned
Fluor Corporation of
Irvine and Geoeral
Erection Holdings
Llmlted of Wadeville,
Republic of South
Africa, have announced
rormatioo of a joinUy-
owned company, Fluor-
Genrec S.A. Umlled
The company will
perform process plant
e ngineering , main·
tenance and construc-
tion In South Africa and
adjolni.Di countries.
·vovR-...DOCT~ CAN.
;=~================:::=:;:;.I your prer. r ptlon Ir Do you read the sh of ping nearby. or we
Charles N. Cannon,
prealdent o f Flour
Enatneen and Comlruc· ton, Inc., aaid Fluor bu
alped a letter of intent
and La oe1ot1atiq a de·
flnltive aareemeot to
work out detaib of the
pact.
"The com bined
capability of Fluor and
Oenrec will provide tbe
atrensth lo execute pro-J t ct mana1ement,
englneertn1 and con·
atruetlon aervlcea In
Southem Africa," Can-
non aa1d.
PUBLIC NOTICES
wil deliver promptly
without extra charlfe. A
Publl •.. _..,. In thla 1reat many people nwu entru11t ua with their ne•lpaper dally? prucrlpllon11 May we
They are a vital pert of compQund yours?
QUE PROCESS OF LAW r•n==•cY
end of the Jll ....... ...,
PIOPLE'S RIGHT TO KNOW .......,..._. call 142-HTI.
Public notices are published under
court orders or legislative codes for the
pur:pose of notifying one or more ln-
dlvlduals of some proposed action or
p~st event which may adversely or
favorably affect their rights, Interest or ouues, and also for the purpose of glv-Jhg such persons the opportunity to pro-
tect their rights, or be heard In the mat· ter.
1 Many publlc notices hove great value to
t•xpayers such as those notices
pabllshed bv munlclpalltles, publlc
authority corporations, trHsuren .na
others who are reQufred by law to
publlsh flnanclal r•Pof"tt, buOQet ·near· tng notices, ordinances or; ~eCtYertt•
cnents of bids on publlc work. ThtM 1
ftotlces keep you lnformed ,at to ~
and Why your tax doll•,. ena being ••·
pended. They also prtvent or di•· coµrage frauds, raldt Oft s>ubllc
treesurJes and f avorltlsm In the lettlno of•pUbflc coMract1.
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DAILY PILOT
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Ml·lllO Pul • , .. word• to work tor ou.
SENIOR QUALITY
ASSURANCE TECHNICIANS
MEDICAL COMPONENTS
COA P. 11 look I no for senior
qualltV assur•nce technicians
i 1 ¥1lth eqerlt11c• In mecttanlcal ln~ton and mlnl•ture visual Inspect loft Must be f am mer with
verlou1 Inspection pl•n• and
sampling •ttrlbUte1 coupled with supervisory lkf111. Poamon has
opportunity for edvanctment.
Exctftent benefltt. Salary
commensurate with experience.
OntJ .... qudftecl ...
Mre ... bOock. <n•> 111.4UO ' .,.,, ............
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du.alry. They oft.i are aem beiDI tructed ~
bipwaya, ooe half at a time.
ABOUT • DU'n&ENT modela will be de-alped by maoufarturera choM:D by competithe
bldJ, Coettt taid.
The aolar collecUoo aystema wo~ld boolt
monthly payment.a for aucb bomea by S2to13. Cost.er
said, but wouJdcutthe use of electrtctty by b.alf
Dr:TllOJT <AP> -Automatic Matbelta will be
llaDdard equ1pmeat oa most full-sbe 1112 General
Moton can. with the controvenial air bet
av allable u an extra-cost opUoo, tbe autom•k-
uya
Buyers of futl-al&e model• wltb three-
pu~ froal aeau wtU be required to buy tbe
baea. GM apokeaman Don P~ aaid.
()vt>r Tht> Counlf•r
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•t•DH, ,JOU want to "'°"8r .. •• , • '4,000 •bl•· .
Ueket Item and )'OW',... WOt th I ~;t'. cord lbowl you paJ in • full oo Ume, you would _____ ,,,, '"'''
u•• tnttt.t by ualn1 a • ' ", • TAI£ card <Amtrlcao l'!xpreH, Dtner'1 Chab, Ca,:a,1
Blandle>. :~ ·~ ••
u. lhoaP. ,.. ...... -lllat ,.. .... ~~, about any pu.rchaM anywhere, you'll ftDd UM ta.Dk J,
are accepted lo far more plac. than the~ . .11 for a bn>8der variety ot Joodl and Mrvicet <raaclDI .,
home appliaocea to ••alt ad even tnnlc Ucbte and 1 t
booda> .
AU cardl allow you to buy P* and Mnleet _....: ..
caab, uainl eomebody elM'a mom, for a tirat, wWaoGt *-';
terest 8oCh typea can be uaed to suarantee hotel nieert&· :
uoru, rent can and order theater UckeLI ~
But Ole 1unllariUet end there
AND WITH t.erui of mUUona ol you uatn1 the cuds ~~
frequf'n<"y <even abandon), and wtth the natloo Mad!Ds ~-'•
to 1 bwnnna 11lump, lt'a more Important than ever fd•
know bow w carda dilt~r and when to uae Heb to the bHL
advanuse
THE BANK CREDIT CARDS Usually, you eao set a '
bank credit card frff -and If you pay your btU oa UJI'~
uch month, you will have the benefit of a abort. lntetest·
free loan. 1 ll'Ul deal for you ' ··
If you have unpaid balanc:es. you'll be cbar&ed ~ •
at ntea ranstns from 12 to 18 pereiml a year And afnbJ'i
the bank that U&auet your card depends on Interest cbar1et' '
for ILi operaun1 locome and profit. you are not encouraaed
to pay more th1tn the moatb.Jy matallment a.bown on iW
bill
' THl8 CAN t::A.~ILY lull you Into a fa!M HOH "'··
ffcunty, for the monthly payment may include Ju.at 1/a&of'•,
the toWd~
Your .otvf!rcile a~ndln& ceallna on a bank card la
Sl.000. but you can ral~t' the ceilinl penodscally by m~,
talnlng a 50Wld c redit h11tory and then requestint t.be to~ ... ,
rreaae Yoo alao can aet cash advances from S50 to IS,000 .
on your bank card at any of the t.bouaand.a of parUdNU.•
banka at a l2 perttnt annual Interest rate
THE CHARGE CARDS For these, you'll be chart.C
annual rMmbenhlp tea r&Dllnl from t3> to 115 a.ad~
1•ne~:r, are upect.ed to pa)' aft.er 30 day•. U l~I ..._ habit y tet 'fOlU' account nm eo daya put .Su., you !1':!1111 lostn1 your eaJ'd · · nc1I
TBl8 o•aPt..UO~ can saw 10U mooey; 100 an ..-..
Uk~ly tD charte ton'H!thlnt you really can"t afford Wba,\
you know the bill wtll be due in tull Jual a few 1.bort •Htr;~,
from now
Cbarae ca.rdl are bardet" to set than bank cardl; ~
untiftp ml.Wt be at leut tu,D and you muat abow 1
tolld credit hJttory Tbls ls wb.y then an 10 Um• u m~ ballll card holden than tbe tllrM m~ chars• cards co bined •
What'a tbP ''tnae COit" al "free" ve. "fM" eardlf' II
your unpaid balance on a be.nt card avera.1ee a mo4eaf
S200 1 month (the evera1e for card holden u.oder 25 ).
you'd pay t38 a year lo Interest A S300 balance would cott
SS.. far above the IH on a cba.rc• card.
TllEU"8 NO P•&·8ET apmdin1 Umit on cbarOf
card•. your credlt biltory deddea what you may buy on
credit 1beM carda are much more favored when you're
travel!q oveneu The char1e card companJea aeod you
carboo copiM of all purchue rttelpta with your monthly
blU . too 11(nlficant when tues or expenae accounLI arc
lnvolvf'd
Th*! band card comparuet. send Just 1 computer pnnt
out with a one line deacr1ptioo of where an item was.
bou"ht and what It waa
Some charg~ rompan1N1 will l~t you pay for lirtares
and r ertam puckaee vuC'atJoo rosa over an eXWllded
period et J2 percent inten!llt Wllh bank carda, you can
11trelch out travtl expen.aM u loo& u you like at up ti)
18 percent inlc>rt>al on unpaid balanc..
Now, wtu.ch card'• for you" 0.Ckle lh1I OD \M buia ol
the nature aod atite of your usual purc:huet. 81 bow 1--
portant complete rtt0rda and apeelal Nnte. are to Joo. •
And whether you plan to pay-•·YOU-10 with daar,. eantl
or buy now. PMV l•ter on credit .... . .. .. . . . ·:·-: ···. '
Carter Names Six
To Price Group ·~·J
WASHINGTON CAP> -Presldent Caner baa um.cf
alx people to reprenot "the public'' on hH Pr1oe A.dvtltdrt
~mm~ i The panel ll lnteoded to edvtM ~ Q)undJ oa W)
and Pr1ce StabWty on poUd• to encouraa• anU·mfta
price behavtor 1be coaunJU.'1 ftnt meetlq ll lbYNI
day. • .•
The l1lt public Met« memba'I an: .
Robert Atwood, a partner ln the bMmaUoeal ec:coetJ
lq Orm ol Deaom. Haaklm • Sellt; Barbu• ....._,
Unlnrtltf of Maryland ecooomitt c:=IOI":-~
&:b•arta Greenw1Jd, Harvard BYllwt ~ eoclaw pro/•aor al bu.atneu actmtmatratiae; ._..,
teaber1. former aa111tant teere\ar, of lalM»r;
SbHban, Wtlllam1 ~U•a• economlet ,.,,,_.,
AlMrt T. Somm.n, c:blJrmu ol The Coaf.,.oe BoU«:~
bWI ., atud1 1roup. ~ .'t
Gol~ ~~-ver Qootatio ·
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Dean Jlartla and birley Jooe1 warble
tome yulettde~e odlH on ••Dean Muttn•a Ouiltma ln California," alr· lilJ ~tat 10 BC, Owmel 4. • ......... &:r-'&...-,,,. • ~ llllinO. pint of ,,..,... l:llc*S. .... ~
H...ei.; ~ hlrll of (I) , .... ~ ~ McleltUI A wlelt to I ..,,._ o.r "'°'
• ~NllOION tton tflll etlrlClllCI OOllo-
Undl OlotDI cllll end '°" "°"' 1111 O'M the ooun-1..anion\ wll lnlllttt t1 ,000 lty. I i.eotl In root( Citfnlt>-
lf M PfOOUoei I ton-"""' ~ the nlld 12 'J'jOftlM lftCI ' (11 •100.000 ~ THAT
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• ~I~ I nd e e!Mp i.t ~Mary ""°"1 Ellen Incl Erltl 1n10 fierce
J:IO I THI CIOHQ IHOW comp11111on egllntl I
IN llA..otf M -group ol rnllM In I gru.1-
"0holt 8tllp'' In 1172, I ifl9 ,_
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87 PETE& J. llOYD
LOS ANGELES (AP) -lt wu the clan act of
the lm-80 TV season -cblld of • brilliant
creaUve team, beneficiary ol allmtD41rlnt criUeal
predictions, heir t.o a cozy spot oo the No. 1
network's schedule
By the way, what ever happened t.o "Tbe ,...
aocl at.es., "
This
After slx episodes. "The A.uocl•tes" wu UD·
ceremonloualy lilted from ABC's acJMdu.le, the
1h1nieat nop of the year. '"'9 show wun't can-
celed, just removed for awhile to lick lu wounds.
ABC, IN AN EFFORT to demomtrate tta abtd·
lnl faith in the ahow, Immediately aDDOUDCed that
"The Alloclatea" would be back ln March, takiq
over the late-prime Ume Tbunday slot curnnUy
STARS OF 'DUCHESS Of' DU"'R --E":....._...ll' occupied by "Soap" when that show moves to late-
fts;o 9 '" .. , nlabt for summer reruns.
Ctnte C.Hnove and LoulM Trotter It wu a nlce 1esture by ABC. a prudent move,
'D h ' B k but one that probably shouldn't have been De ess ae necessary at all. "Tbe Auodat.,'' like "Mort
and Mindy" and other ABC winners, wu a victim
· of pro1rammln1 overeonfldence. ABC's ell· :N Se · Sets----'-ecuuv •• •warently eoef'liJed.,, tllree y•an of : er..v nes iuuu..iy utter domJnatJoo ln the raUJ111 . made d•rinl
• moves that seemed recldea to anyone wbo didn't
87 TOii JO&Y beUevelnABC'alnvincibtlity.
NEW YORK (AP) -When "The Duebetl of Tbe network tinkered witb • IUCCHlfUI oUke Street" premiered on public television lut schedule. 11 moved "Mork and Mlndy" from tta
fall. John Hawkesworth, the producer. wu quick cuab)' 1bunday nlcbt slot t.o SuodaJ lliOst and. ...
t<( dlatin8U1ab the series from hll earlier trau aumlna that "Mork'' would ateam.roU CBS'" A.teble
A'1anUc lilt, "Upstaln, Downataira " Bunker," ABC plan'" "The Auoclatea" beb1nd • "Ducbea.'' be aaya, wu "a bit racier" than "Morl .. ute award·wlnn1Da "Upstairs, Downatains."
: Simillrl1, llawkawortb 1ay1 "Tbe Ducbesa o( DP• 8trMl IJ," whlcb belfna • 16-weet run on
KQQE Channel 60, at 8 and KCE'J', Cbannel 28, at
9 v..un,, 11 not 1lmply a contlnuaUoo of t• . a 1 BAD lSEGUN the MCODd aertn," t~;Britltb filmmaker aay1, "I dl1covered
·~ was beeomln1 more and more Louila
~·1story.
~ !'I bad 1Jdeoded to conctlltra .. on the IU8IU at ~,..,_ tuarre bot.el, but found I lrept comlnc
.,. to Loulaa and tbe people arouocl ber, Charlie
~:\be ot!Jerw ...
•.:•l)Qcbnr 11," part of the PBS' "Mutel"IMC9
Nater'' Mrl•. tak• up the story. Mt at Lon· ~ B.tldelr Hotel, In ltll. Gemma .Jones plQI ~ 'J'lioU«, a ftctlooal character f 11bioaed
afttr Rt»• Lnta, proprietor ol the ctt1'1 fabled
C~Rotel.
•• 'l'llE SEQUEL aVN8 thn>ulh World War I aDI tu att.nnath.
• z DelPlY Dae ebana• ln focus, "Ducbeu n° bu loi\-a0ne of that aUenUon to detail tbat dw'ae·
~all 'cl Hawkaworth'• work.
·• "I do a IJ'Ml deal of penoaal ~." U.. i ucer' 1818· "I WU ecfueatecl,N a8 blitortaa,
"'7 wncb mJo1 malDtalniq tbt ltltct .ttA· .. ~ dCb* cloWD to tba lpocml • tM t.
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)'ill .. Caftadlel', a favorila ol l'OJlhJ and
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-Eel Wtlaberter, Jam" Broob and &Q Daaielt -II.Dew that their Wall Street gw ftrm COIDedy
war lldaded for a more IOPblatlcated audience
than tbe ODe that controls the JamU1 TV dial lo UM
earl1 bOiut' of a suacs_., .eventns.
Al'IC, praumabl~, knew WI, too. But tbe
utwork believed tbat "Mork" -tbt boti.t new
sbow ol lut M&IOO -bad appeal that eoWd naeb
aeroea the boarcl. Tbe network a.w that aW'
RoblD WlWamt' ''Nanu, IWIU" , .. would ll'•b
JOUDI adults and tlaat ltl weekly IMllal• would appe.,. adalta. ·
It dldA 't work. "Areble"
"Mork," chulni WU.U.ma & Co beck t.o Thunday
ni&h-L And ''The ~tatea," wtllcb WU buckinc"
the odda anyway. oever lnb«ited the mualve car·
ryover audience from "Mo~" that ABC bad PH--
dieted.
TbUI, the •bo• that was 1otn1 t.o be tbe next
"Mary Tyler Moore Show" became a summer
replacemenL
"WE WE&E IN A Ume period where 1u~•
wasn't po1aible," aaya Brook.I "We need an adult-
type audience. and we felt um way prior to the
aeaaoo But the~ wert' no lat.er lJme periods
a-vailab&e on the ecbeduJe
"It 'a not like people t.uned 1a1 ln and found ua
•anUnc We ~r did attnct an •udi~. Jt wu
IO clarty DOt the r11ht Ume ~riod for ua that
thert' wu IOlDe talk ol dotnc it ( makln1 the move 1
alter the 9eCCDd eplaode • •
ln 1u new Tbundey time slot. "The As·
~tatee" will follow "Barney MllJer," wtucb wtll
act u a sort ol tranaformer bet ween the "Mork"
audimtt and the crowd "The Auoclat.es" ia aim·
tnl fM
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0 APOCAL YPSE NON' lA>
.. AND JUSTICE FOR All" <R>
"FIDDLER ON THE ROOF .. (PG)
"10" CRl
"STARTING OVER" (R)
"10" CR)
STRn1um 6scRe:En
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"FRISCO KIO" (R}
"GAS PUMP GIRLS"
"IN.COMING FRESHMEN" (R)
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'"THE LITTLE GIRL WHO 1 IVEO
DOWN THE LANE"
"DEER HUNTER"
"PARADISE VAUEY"
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"SILENT MOVIE" !PO'
"THE FISH THAT SAVED PITTSBURGH'
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CllllO VnO•• I :r ..... u...... • KIOoi. "'•lft•OVl\0
An"a SPSUL t.u-. U..
11·J•ar-ol4 &eUJ WUD't ..,_
~ ffe paUMd \o talk CID a
myriad of maUen. mo1U1
muatcal: •'I'm not dadDI ln tbil plc· tun. Sure. 10U MW m• do tome
llePI a few wMb aco. and I'm
alraUnc ben. but I'm DOt rea1b' danet.q. 'lbat'a for kldl. a.aUy
danclq meau 10U've aot \o
work out 91ery day and •et
youraell lo abape. Otberwtae
you're cbeattq.
"I'll do IOID• tap danclaa on
TV maybe. I did some OD •
1pectal wttb f'ra.U Sinatra wbUe
be wu atqln1, then we both dkl
a few atep9. Fred Aat.aire and I
faked eome clanclq ln .. l'bat'a
Entertainment II' becauae I
uked blm \o. But real dandnl7
'l'M NOT DANCING'
Gene Kelty
NomON ....
.. l'VE DANCED OD •k•\M
belon. 11,y brother Fred and I
were Ice hockey plaJen, Uld be
1ot tbe idea or worlrln1 up
rouUDea on roller akatea. We
made enough money in
vaudeville one summer \o pay
for a year of college. We were
both IYIJUUUlt.I so we did ru~
and all kinds of things. We were
youni and fearless then. and •
little. bit crazy.
Stars Fete Fonda
NEW YORK (4P) -Myrna Loy wa1 th«e. Maureen O'Sullivan, Ell Wallach and Yul Bryn.oer a1ao abowed up for what
waa billed u a tribute \o Henry Fonda
But. the 1ala turned ln\o an annlvenary party ror the 74-year-
old actor, wbo la workiD& OD a film wtlb h1I two children.
·•Hank and I Just celebrated our 14tb wedcl1nc anniversary.•·
Shirlee Fooda reported alter the bub tbia week at disco New
York, New York.
"He new back from Waabingt.on Monday and that nl&bl we bad
a quiet diMer. juat tbe two ol us . That rarely bappena."
Fonda sayw be la ne1ot1aUn1 \o have bb latest project, a
Revolutionary War-era IUm al80 featurtnc son Peter and daupt.er
Jane, ~_..a t.eleVtakJo miniseries
0 AL80 YOU don't bave tbe ::r e!!::'T::'u,. an:::
..-to have.~ oltbem. ua aoser Bdlll9 • .,.. ..... OU..
1aa .. IDO¥ed lato teJe.utoe ad
recordlDI and are mt1Hmm,.. .... "
'"The eott ol makinJ muaieala
lJ eDOllDOW today lh~
t=ou bt we were craay for
1 ~.ooo oa the ftoale In
• merlean in Pari.I. • 'KeUy aDd
MlnneW have ao.t tbetr mlDdl:
tb91 aaid. I remember lrriai
Berlin teJ.U.nc me: 'You mean
you bave a one-ml.Dute Dumber
and DO 1001J ! l bope yOQ lmow
what you're doUll·'
"That number tn 'American 1n
Parlt' would probably coat
between three and five mWi<lft
doUan today ... "
Spielberg,
Lucas Team ,•;.. · .. , .. ' . . I , .. : .
HOLLYWOOD CAP> -George
Lucas and Steven Spielberg W1U
team up to film lbe actlon-
adveoture movie ··Raiden of
the. Loll. A.l:c'. J.or._ ~l
Ptcutrea. START ~ roMOHHOW
Lucu, who wrote and dired.ed &'.... ~11 "Star Wan," will be executJve -wu
producer and Splelbers. who ar-. P7-o:>otO
Wl'Ote and directed "Qoee En· --·
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Bnng in-the new yearw1th a BANG !
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who never clreallJld he w• ~ , Miss Piggy Nixed
(Jn Turkey Screens
NEW YEAR'S EVE
DINNER PAR'l'Y
Moke l)ldns tocfoy to onend the Sheroton Newport·~ SUJ)el'
New Year·s Eve Dmntr Porty C<:ltbr4b0n ln our beoutifui
Bro~ &Uroom 1 This greot eYerung beqtns ot 6PM on
Ot:-ct:mbt·r 3L t w1•h ~dtJons ~tf"fi on., hrsr come.
hrs1 served ~ Our ~'4bJe ~couple pnct· IIldud~
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Tmer llz ........ ~--·· • aa.etr TV! . ~ 1"'1e Celua'
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sard. tbey tbou1bt Ml.a• Pigy would offend
.Sewera ! <ADd that·, not bopub ! >
Q: Now da8' f'arr0 Pawceu ud la•bby Lee
Jlajon are aepara&ed. la alte &obaC to fer'let l9er
prom6M &o ldm lln'er &o appear la u a-ra&ed ..,.. • .. , -c. 'h6I. Bprtalflelcl. ......
A: Never bavtna made such a promlae, thls ex-an~el haln't abut tbe door oo audl a poulbllity.
"But, · she lDlbta, "you'd. have tc:i convince me
that It wu-.eatlal to the film."
'Glad You Asked That'
.., •••• ,. ..., Hy .... ,
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enU, plaJtal tM lead • .. Jlk:We,'' wu t.e reallJ balled .. .-lier a, .... , -8eeTn Sim.,...
Greea Bay, WIH.
A: Not quite! But Broectwa1 Joe did mate
polota wttb biJ performance CM the Univenlty of
Akron tn Obk>) wltb critic Dlek Sblppy of tbe
Akron Beacon .Journal. "He bu Ital• preeence."
Hid Sblppy. ''Tbere 11 COD~ .... tn b1I
deliver')'. and be ntdently bu what p&aMe for vtrili~u da)'I ... "That'• tantamount to a
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A mos POINT or tbe repertory year wu tbe
opentni cl the SecGMS Stace Theater with probably
the m«* ~lnl abow ol tbe aeuan ... A Lile ln
the Theater. 'Tbla 1maller fadllty la earmarked for
new and expenmenlal material and la a welcome ad·
diUon tot.beSCR complex.
The year at Sebutla.o'a We.t waa divided into
four parts -all mualcala -wtth Gary Davit' pro-
.. --..... l&Am ................. ...
DOM•
'Roller Boogie' Cute
••. ;:=.,} -::-.-=:~!~= T~y !:f.~<L:~ical --------=:;.;L:''-"•;:..o:;;;='---_..,. oumben staged by David Win· ._, ................
Ale JUl11CI H>a AU 1111 NM
MAllDCOU '9>
ten, wtuch are hi&hlilhted by
Dean Cunde y's i maginative
pbotograpby. help make Com·
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mmi •~0 MIAIUU.ICNt The United Artists release,
__ w . 1111 ,._',. directed by Mark L. Lester, ..-. ....... ~ ~I' ·-I tMI UMCTCll bogs down an the latter haU (~11i~ fMI .:r.cCllJ becauae of a rather silly plot,
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s.-y J.._ M.G Kelty, Owtt ...._,
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( M<WIEREn~ J and an edequate a.ct.or.
The other performances are
acceptable, with Beverly
Garland la1lioe top comedic
booora tor her hilari ous
portrayal of Blair's mother.
Ro&er Perry UI a1JO quite funny
as her father . whtle Mark
Goodard is properly menacln&
aa the heavy. Sun McClory I.a
good u the owner of the roUu
rink, with Jimmy Van Patt.en.
K!m berty Beck and Chns Nelaoo
are effectively featured
Overall, the tum bu a pre-
v allins ~ence that is re·
mlnlscent of the old "Beach
Blanket·· movies. TbeH k.ida do
not drink. amok.e or take dope;
tbey're Just M for a 1ood time
-dMU' rolW Ua&es.
Gold Record
For 'Annie'
N!:W YORK <APl -Leapt.o'
liiarda. "Annk!" hu 1one Cold
1'be announcement that the
orialnal cut record1na of the b.tt
Broadway musical baa sold
500,000 oop6el waa made follow·
ln1 a recent matlnee at the Alu
Theater.
On band for the Sold l"eC'Ol'd
festlvitia were a trio of Amdea,
lncludiQI the oriainal. A.adru
llcArdle and her aucceuon.
Sbelly Bruce and Sarah Jemca
Parker .
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01orus line practices number from West Side Story.·
New York in Costa Mesa
Harbor Area Boys' Club joins Girls' Club to present 'West Side
Story,' a musical about New York street gangs.
By DENNIS MeLELIAN °' • ..., .........
HLstory ol sorts wW be made la the
Barbor Area Boys' Club Friday and
s.turday night.
~ot only will club members be ap-
'J)eartng ln "West Side Story," their fmt
play production, but they will be
performing with members of the
Harbor Area Girls' Club.
_ The musical about New York street
••np will beain at 7:30 o.m . 1n the elui.tJouae eym, 2131 Tustin Ave ..
Cblta MeN. The public la inVited and ~eta ate SI
'l'IM idea for the co-production came
ap dter tbe g1rla med the Boys' CJab
nm lat a:Prtne for their production ol T.Tiie W!z.••
While~ girls are old bancb at danc-
ing and performing, there was some
doubt whether any boys would show up
for the tryouts
BUT It BOYS ABE in the as.member
cast of the lively musical that made
Broadway history in the early '60s. Tius
produetion combines live and taped
music and singing.
"We were really surprised to see the
boys cc>me out for something like this:·
said Ray Gallagher, production staff
member from the Boys' Club. "We
thought we'd only have g1rb and have
to have them dress up 11.lre boya."
GaJlagber laughed, admitt.Lna. "The
way we conned some of tbe boys into
lb.is was we totd them tlaey'd learn a lot
of karate moves for the daacl.nc· They
Exotic birds strut their stuff for visitors.
There's a jamboree of sorts at
tbe Marsh Farms lo Garde n
Grove.
Throughout December, the bird
farm la featuring the colorful, pro-
utically populating Coturnix Lay
lQI Qualia in addition lo the reg-
ular stock of pheasants and ex-
otic btrda.
'l'be 2.5-acre bird farm is open to
tbe public for walking tours
tbroup bird pens and aviaries,
with about 100 dl:fferent types or
feathenid resident.a.
Game birds are raised as eating
deltcadel, altbouch pheuanta are aometimel parehued u pets, ac
cording to Genera' Manaeer Den·
ni• Larkin.
A tour of the blrd facility takes
about 30 minutes. and features
Lady Am.bents, Golden Pheasants.
Reeves Pheasants, Malaysian
Pheasants and Peacock Pheasants.
There's also cockatoos, fmcbe
parrots and a variety of ducka and
geese, Larkin noted.
He said that the farm plans to
set up a ~g zoo with goats,
llamas and sheep.
The bird farm, located at 14232
Brootburst. is open daily from 9
a.m. to5p.m .
said 'Ob., boy, good'! ..
Another inducement waa that the
play. which bas been updated and COD·
dense<! into an hour and a half -that
includes ooe intermission -waa that
the Shark and Jet gangs have beeo
changed to rival boy and girl gangs.
"IT WAS EASY for them to relate to,"
said Adaleen Mcffale of the Garis' Club
who is co-directing the play with Phil Con-
don of the Boys' Club.
But unlike the play's rival png mem-
bers, the boys and girls seem to have
gotten along well since weekly re·
bearaala began in September.
Christopher DeSorra, 1L wbo la .Play·
ing Tony opposite I-year-old Valene
McBrtde'1 Karla. aatd be elQon wor'tt·
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Program offered by UC Irvine's Women's "'
Opportunities Center focuses on special
needs of the displaced homemaker. ~
BY.IOSLC. DON _"_._., ........
Jill Hallett bu been wq1n& a
t.oueb battle, tryin& to mate berielf •·marketable·' to potential
employen.
It 'a a struaJe because, at 3S, Mrs.
Hallett is lnoting for a job foe tbe
lint time in her life.
"I ~ being a homemaker."
the Newport Beach mother ot two
said. "My busbe.nd's businea was
very ~manctine and I Col involved in
thaL I Just wanted to be a eood wife
and mother -tbe 'happily ever
alter' syndrome."
A DIVoacE tb.ree years 8Co cut
abort ber plana to raise a fam.ily
without a financial burden h.an&inc
over her bead.
Mn. HalleU expects her alimony to
be cut off in May, with only child sup-
port payments remaining.
With limited vocatiooal sadlla and
oo recent educational experience,
II rs. Halleu., oevert.be&es.s, plam to
meet bead oo tbe competitive job
mart et.
Sbe plans to do that wttb tbe help of
a new pro1ram offered by UC
lrvlne'a Women's OpportuniUes
Center.
Mn. HaUeU joina about H women
in. •imilar ftnaDcial bind lD • 12·wee&
pro1ram focuain1 on tbe special
need• of the 10-called dlaplaced
homemaker.
DISPLACBD homemaker is a
loosely denned term for a wamm
wbo baa, for aae ol a number ol .....
IODI, tuddenl)' beea M"'9d from
financial lapport. •CCOl"dlnc to 1181'1
llo1by, director of tbe women'• center.
Tbe dilplaced bomem .. er pro-sram features a lhrMoofnllDC84 .-
pro a c b be1lnnin1 wltb ••lf· aw arenna aad penoaal eoplnf
Kllla, lbl aaMl. For llx ...... melt· 1.ae twice a wet, .... wm.,...
UMrtheu 11 tralDlq ad wnilt.le
wltb penoeal Pl'OW•aa ~ poapwacmt•._,._.,
"Some"' tM ....... -to m aeecl ..... Ywed tberlliJ," aUd 11817 Luca. 17, ............
eouuelar' aad coontl1ator Of 11111 • ,&aeed ..._ma._ procram.
U a a wn ta o•• wWmed wMb .......... traama Of • ..maa-~-·~ ---... , .. .::1:.=--·· ~)dial ... .. laid~ i.-.:. ... ... • • rtrr'•--•llOdal ~
la 1
.... to ..... ,, ::::!J ...... wW ... otr.ei -At .... __ .............. "" .. .... •u.IW>OI ... ... •tHal pl'a I JI.
career RlecUoa.
In die mt four weell.s ol u. "'°'" sram, woma will carry tllrouch
their job or educatJoaal 108Ja to
~itber Job appllcaUoa1 aad •
interviews or ea.roUment in educ
Uonal « 90C8tiona1 Pf'Ol1'8mL II n . llOlhy noted the women '1
center already offers 1utdance
throup personal, vocational and
educational eoumeHnc.
Since the early 'l'OI, t.be center -•
operated by University Extemioo -
baa eened u a COUD.MHne IOW"Ce for
commmdty women wbo want to re.
enter the job marbt or must return
out of ftn.al'M"ial need.
But the pi.lot displaced bomemater procnm la tbe ftnt time tbe center
bas offered a structured, oqot.ng
program brtnglnc tocetber a apecific
group ot women.
"WB RAVE KNOWN for a me
time that people ln tb1a category
have a 1pec:ial tiDd of need." Mrs.
Mo.by said.. "ID mall)' cues they
don't rea1b' know what tiDd ol jot.
there are or the charac:terlatia ol
them.
''It really wu an easy JJl'Oll'&Jft
for us to deftlol» because tbeee were
UM activttiel that we wen dome all aJonc. W'ba'I DeW la DOW we"ft IQt a coordinated procram ••
Altbouab tbe Pl'OIJ'UD ... cmce
reltricted to wom• ftW • ,_,.
old, lln. Lucas DOted that~ lcaacer la a tuldellDe. A
homemaker ean be a woman :
-Bu worked u a ""°"Mmakel" wttlloat~.
-Would· baft dllft~ ...a.tni
tbe job marbt. clue to lack fll job CJlr I eclaacettc--1 ~. t
-HM liDll ftnNldal aapport ct. to marri.ll't...,........ di"°"" .._
of •PGUM or tnc1peettauq W.. <JI
lpc>Qle.
Tbe bM*baDt Of u. pracnm ·1 well ........... nm. .. tbl .
•olaateer aaal1taae• ef •••r ~Jln.Laea..W.. -'l'ller9 an JI wl'lllM11n _....
far UM elllllar. her aw 1 'n Mftj a • ..,._ o1 a baa11cra ...,.. ....... ..-.u, ...,... to .. 1oelal workera or •rof•alOINI .......... . .
ND •OUGllT tW llllilall to ......................
d'1· ... --' ol IM~ ftdlw ... eo.ai '11 Oraaiae ea.&7.
·•··~1111 .. ..,. .. c:ttbe, tau ~ bJ otber' Jewia .,.,... hi..... ... lDtaruticmal toar. (D. cl&idlna brief vtaita to New Yortr CatY,
Albuquerque, El Puo. TUCIOD, Vl~andCanda.
In each clty. the undaUDt.ed lb.
NOman W"I• the Jewtab comanmtt, to
initiate letter W1'l1Jn1 caa:Q»•'I'" t.o
Pr'e1ldent Jimmy Carter aod Soviet
Pfnldent.Leoald Brelhnev.
Her haaband, Ori1ory i.,vtt. la a 7'· ~•u-old electriclaa from the 1mall SoYI~ town ol Ti.rupol, about 15 mllea
nottbwestof Odeua.
lie ii a •·ret.,...,.,lk," bnDded b)' tbe
S.Vlet Union u one wbo bu ~ ~
nted an mt vtaa to Israel.
Som~mea the Soviet 1overnmeat d•n a reuon for the exit visa refusal. But they are not required to do ao, Ma. MUmanaays. 1
Mllltary service may del~ tbe vtaa
pr01=ess for at leat aeven yean, tor
security reuona.
AL TllOOGB LEVJT served ln tbe
SC>vlet army five yeara a10, lb.
MUtnan ..,. the Soviets have relUMd
ht.a exit villa 011 "reslme comidera· lions,'· an wapecified reaaon.
But she aays ber husband deaperately
wanta to leave the Soviet Union, not OG·
ly to be wttb her but alao to escape re-
ligloua persecution or Soviet Jews.
"In Russia antl-Semitiam Is present."
says Ms. Milman. who speaks English
with nch nuency. "Jewi. ID the Soviet
Union do not have culture They do not
have their own language •·
When children begin their first day or
school, they must stand up in the
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n pualt
wt tbe IOYWDD*tt. ,.."""" ... -! .... 1&11 ftNd,,.. !obi ... ~ -t.bllra~
.... Nl.U"9 to proride boUlina
OI' f'lumdal ""'°"' many Jevr1 fur ....,.. .........
Yet lb. Milman'• famtl1 took tbat
UC'8 two 1'9UI •· 1D tbree IDOlltbl, tMy ..... I plane fot' Jarael.
uooa rAMD. y ... Ve'I')' luck) I .. the
IClft~.,.._ lb. llllman 1119. "It'• llt• • loUefJ·dliwe. No oae koowl wt.. UMy are ,...., to be liven permiukJn. It ••1 take ooly a montb. It may take bait • ,..,.. ll may tak• three yean."
man1ed Levtt despite tbe threat
that U.., would be apUt up by SoVerD·
mevt approval ot t.helr separate alt
vt•a n9qUMta.
Tbe w.ddiq wu performed by a rab-
bJ, In • • · traClJtlonal J ewlah aervtce.
However, aaly clvU ceremony mar-
rta1• .. ~s.ed by tbe Soviet IOV· .-OSMllL
But U U.. IO'.'_emment had ncosnmct
UM m~.lbe would baw bad to set
• dlvoree to ...... ta wttb ber paftlGtl Pd lalatbei' from tbe Soviet vmoa to
Itrul.
In May. Ill. llilmu wu eneoura1ed
WIFE OF REFUSEDNIK
N•taah• Mllm•n
....... biUd tM IOM'llDmt w
eel Llttt to Na0011 tw u GU Na.
aut tM ptriineat tDl&clbld laer
.,.. ol ,..suna wWa -b•biall wttla MXber nit nit\alal, 1111 UI DOW
beta ~ ID ult vtfa tbrM UJDll.
but atlll applln evttJ 11.ti moatm.
•blc v '18"tet law.
111. Mnmu, Wbo .WCU. IOdoloo
ud aalhnlpOlol)' •t Tel AvJY UmveriI· ty, Ndltl tbat u. mun 8Ul'aet ID·
tfnaticnal attention to tbe pliibt ~ bet' buaband.
But 1be'a al10 part of a laraer
pollUeal movement.
''I All NOi' ONLY tr7tD1 to belp my
buaband," tbe •arm, enerpttc Ill.
Milman 1111. "I am ~ to be1p all
tbe Jews wbo want to leave. W• have a
problem now became muy Jews must
receive an lnvttaUoa Crom relatives lD brael to leave.
"Ten years qo that WU DOt IO. You
could receive ao lnvttatioa from frtenda
and they didn't check lt ...
Sh'• not •UN why the SoYteta muse
to let Jewa=ta yet malnt&tn open boltWty uti·SemJUam In news media, educ ud emplo)'meQt. . ,
"Tbe!'e'1 DO reltOll for teepma them tA tbe Sovtet UDloa, .. 1be ueerta. "U a
lot ol people leave maybe tt. will lbaw
that tbe Soviet system ii QOt .IOOd."
Ma. Milman says she recetves letten
reeularly from her buabend and
beJlevea it's only a matter of time
before the Soviet government wlll
permit him to leave.
"Can your husband 10 on a vautJoo
for a month to Israel"" ask5 a youn1 student, during Ms . Mllman'a vtalt to a
Hebrew claaa al Temple Beth David Ul
Westminster.
THE QUESTION bnngs oo a chuckle
from the 40 children ln the clua It's a
simple question, yet it expresses the
student's puuJement al the Soviet
Union's refwsal to Jet Le~ Join hi.a wife
Ul larael
Ms. Milman encoura1ed the students to write to Carter and Brezhnev
They were given pre-addresud post
cards for the two world leaders and a hoh
day greeting postcard for LeVlt
·'The letters will help bec:m~t· the
Soviets will know that then! arc JX>ople
ID the Weat who know tum ILe\llJ and
are trying to help hJm," she SHY~
"I never know whut tomorrow will
brmetohim."
Parties, Parties, Parties
It wouldn't be Cht1stmas ln Newport
~ch without t.be special touch or
G•n ........ one of tile area'• mo.t
acrompllshed hostesses
Jrtrs . Williams and ber husband Harl•• ~otertained several hundred
rrf,oda in their Cameo Shores home
Stimday and aeaJn they bad all the ript
m)redienta for a most enjoyable even·
lfll.
t'he house was decorated by Gwen -
s~ had no less than three Christmas
tree• -and the food wu beautiful, de-
llcloua and ample.
~
We were entertained by carolers from
the ln1M llUCer Cborale and even re·
cej\'ed lift.I from Gwen u we left to go
home <•he's been awfully busy makln1
caiady lat.ely).
9e eQ)oyed oyatA!ln on the hall abell.
a variety "'cbeeaea, shrimp, ve1et.ables aitcl aood dip, rout beef, toop. crepes and chocolate mouase.
The WUllamaea' fireplaces were all .
lipted ao It wu a perfect time to settle
in for a holiday feat. A lone winter'• nap
even would have been appropriate after
the lut tout ... dnmk !
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Happenings
By Judrth Olson
Dan.I Peck's Uterature clus at UCl
dido 't have a fLDal exam when It COD·
eluded lut week but It dJd have a test of
sorta.
It was a quiz to see bow mucb
lau1bter 10 people could suataln wilboat
~turbine ne.lghboring cluaee.
The 1roup, which read American
literature of the eo•a and 70's, f'lnllbed
the term with crackers, cheese, nuta,
apples and some "vtno "
Sunday wu alao an Important da_~ for
rour Yomll Oraore Cout artiata. Tbelr
work was dilplayed at an open boute
hosted by ~ aad Al--. Sowa of
Spy11aaa mu.
Tbe arbats, BW Tully, Kett.b ToMD. CatlaeryaeADJeuaodMllleMa~.
all bad a •uceeasrul day with more aalea
than they anticipated.
ApproXJmateJy 1%S friends dropped ln
to see the show. greet the young artbls
and drink a champagne toast to the
beguuung or four new car~ri.
We made a day ot lt Sunday and
stopped ln to look at the holiday won-
derland created tbla year bv
Eacbbach'a Flower and Gltl Sboppe 10
Laeuoa Beach.
It 'a tan to stroll down Forest A venue tn Laiuna because It seems Uke lt 'a set,
ln a mountain town and there almost
should be mow on the vounct.
Tb en, the tioafe h to enter Escbbacb'a, aee tbe 22 decorated
trees, enjoy the sound of an antique
music box and smell tbe aroma of plne trees and potpourrt.
Tbe "Cbriatmaa eaperlence" was
started b1 orl&lnal owner .lack
EKltlleda and It's been carried on by
current ownen &JU.rd Gera1e and Gerdoalr._aa.
our classic S\)J'2.S'l¢rs ...
ftum ecotlarrland enAlend, the
f'ineet s~trzre avaffeble. ·
mede fur ua by a1an paine
ard. j. d. l'llC g<z.orge.
comcz. &ee ou.r
~t ed<ZdJ1on.
The People Who Cae For You and Yo..x He*
A FestMt Cut OeSQ"led ta Mntmum He* Cae. &, Moster S¥isi
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or Jewels by Joseph Q)()()Se from o
frne selectrn of mens and ladies' 14K ond
18K Gold and Ouonz worcnes. In o vorlery
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Cldldren Changing
BOULDER, Colo. (AP> -After 12 years u
a abOl>lltaa-center Santa, Earl Tyler can tell you
it'a nOtalf~«:anea. t1uel and ho, ho, ho.
"One bo)' •• 8 yean old pulled out a cigarette lllhter and tried to set ftre to my
wbiaken," Tyler "1nemben ol bil first years oo the job.
A 78-year-old ex-farmer. Tyler says he's
seen changes In the nation's psyche mirrored in
itS chUdren.
"They didn't have any diBctpl.fne," be re·
calla the children of the 1960&. "They didn't
know how to behave with Santa. We had that
kind of environment here at the time."
Now, be says, the children "come in neatly
dressed aad well-mannered. 1 haven't had any
trouble with them for the last three years.··
( Horoscope
FRIDAY, DEC. 14
By SYDNEY OMARR
)
ARJES (Mar. 21-Apr. 19): Be thoroughly
familiar with legal ramifications, obligations,
rt1hta and penniHions. You could be inex-
tricably involved -accent on business arrange-
menta, partnership and marital status.
TAtJaUS (Apr. 20-May 20): Be diplomatic,
Jtlarewd eaouiti to avoid direct confrontations.
Major elu&qes wltb.ln domestic area indicated.
Some buic services improve, othen are eliminated.
GEiUNI <May U· e 20): Get ~ heart of
m tert -make ges, impt;nl style, w ~-•tacts dren, bi~ for• ••!leri.QUI re ta p." Streu courage of coe-
f ~ spirit, bruk:iq awaJ from
cold Plwlle Jnto future.
C (June 21-July 22): You ani pulled
\n two dil"ection.s almultaneoualy; dilemma re-
Rlved tf JOU heed "inner voice." llesaace will
be clarified. You will know what to do. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Highlight humor,
venaj.lllty and mobility. Make clear that you
"have tux, will travel." Movement, messages,
taJ._, relations with brothers, aiaters, short
Jovneys -these are part or cycle.
'\'UlGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): You may be
participating in search -sense of diredion,
i;noney COUid be involved. Commitment made to
family member comes into sharp. clear focus.
Rlae above petty details.
LIBRA <Sept. 23-0cl. 22): Judgment, intui·
tlon are on target. Know it and proceed with
confidence. Make new starts. accept necessity tor change, be receptive to possibility or in·
t.ensifiecl relationship.
SCOaPIO (Oct. 23·Nov. 21): Surprise gift
could be OG agenda. Budget, luxury item, re-
modeling, special collection are all part of your
penonal scenario. Accent on institutions, or-
la.oisatima, bo9pitala, clandestine conferences.
SAGrrl'A&JUS <Nov. 22·0ec. 21): lntrifue,
romance, deeire, friendabip Uat is transformed
into mean\nlful relationship -these are part of
your udtinc scenario. Protect self in emotional
clinches . .Means avoid self-deception.
CAPRICO&N <Dec. 22·Jan. 19): Accent on
achievement, ambition, ability to communicate
needs to superiors. Accept added responsibUity.
Your chancel for aucceaa, profit are hei1hteMd
by p~rest11e on line.
A a1us <Jan. 20-Feb. 18J : Long-
diatanee snmunlcatlon la featured. You are
capable now of 1ensin1 pulse of public. Look
beyond tbe im.medlate -advertbe, publicize,
get mesaaae acros, in dramatic, graphic man-ner.
PISCES <Feb. lt-Mar. 20): Strlve to
pereelve ''bJdden meaninp." Remove Jayen of
auperftclallty. Get to heart of matters where
flnuees are eoocerned. ODe cloee to you taJka
about tpedaJ hivestment. Dtlplar interest, but
aYoid mak:t.q cash commitment.
• • .New York
ctrrom Paa• Ct>
IDI -.1th the girla.
"I like It a lot," said Chriatopher, who
baa been in school plays and delcrlbes
actln1 aa one ol hia bobbies. "I think tt'a
a lot more fun to work with people I
dop't know.''
Valerie, who feels working with the
boys Is "okay," said she would like lo
own a dance studio.
AND ALTHOUGH VALERIE bas
been dancing since she waa 2 and dis-
plays a natural flair, none of the boys
had previous dancloi experience.
Despite the boys' initial shyness, Mrs.
Mcffale aa.id, "it's been OK since then.
Tbey Just bad to break the barrier of
performing ln front or people ...
"They have really come a loo& way,"
added Laurie Shulda, who teaches
dance and gym.nasties at the Glrla' Club
and ta choreographing the play with
Mrs. McHale.
While none or the boys -or lirla -
seemed the lea.st bll self-conscious dur-
ing a recent Saturday momine re-
hearsal, she feels ''once they get their
costumes on and have a light on them I
think they're goln1 to open up a bun·
dred percent more."
Those in the spotlight Friday and
Saturday night include:
Valerie McBride CMarla).
Christopher DeSurra <Tony), Joab
Lowe (Riff), Anne James (Leather),
Angie Wiles <Anii.), Eric Axeoe <Ac-
tton>. Todd Uun <Lt. Shrink) and
Jeanette Walden CA4'bodya).
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Be her hero(ine).
She'll think
loving of you
every time she
wears your flatterrog
outfit that enchances
her wardrobe and
shows her off to be
well-dressed.
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"Women should be pal.d for
childbirth." YOU replied cheerfU1l7,
• 'They are! They set to keep tbe
baby." How I wt.ab t.bat WU alWQS
true.
We have an et1bt·year-old aon.
'l'llree mon~o I delivered a
bM\rti!uJ alx· babJ llrl J ..ouJd
Bd th10Ulb pain of cblkJbtlrtb a
tbouN.nd times over ti cnly I could
f\ave brouOt that cblld bome.
J laborecl all daJ and into tb4t nilbt
knowing that my lttlle anr•• bad died only a few hours before. have cried
until there are no more tears. The
scan wiU be wttb me forever.
ARMS ACHING TO HOLD HER
Greeting Good News
ft wu such good news
f couldn't believe It was
1n the newspaper.
A group of Bost.on doc·
tors reported in the
Jo~rnal of the American
~~cal Aaaociation that
·'moderate'' conaump
tiou of beer, wine and
liquor may reduce lbe
r .i.&k of heart attack.
la that only won·
derfuJ? Have you any
idea how Ions . It has
been since anything peo-
pl e enJoye d was
declared good ror them?
Year in and year out for
the last decade, we have
seen "living" go from a
pretty good alternative
to a condition that ls in·
Jllrious to your health.
J IMMEDIATELY
called my father. who ls
al;T.taya shopping for a
doctor to tell him what b~ wu.ita to hear.
• "Did you bear about
tbe doctors wbo said people who bad a little
Eraa
·~·
dnnk each day may be
less likely to die of cor·
onary ctisease?"
"l heard." he said,
"and I don't trust 'em."
"You didn't say that
when you shopped for a
doctor who said exercis·
log caused ltcblng."
"That was different."
"WHAT ABOUT the
denU.t you found who
told you you'd have
healthier teeth and
auma If you smoked a
~ o_!. d1an?"
"Thi!J isn't the same."
"Why not?"
"Doctors who recom
mend thinga you enJOY
don't go public Can you
Imagine what would
happen lf you found a
doctor who put you on a
4,500-calone·a·day diet
and told you to cut out
carrou and cotta1e
cbeeaeT He 'd be
swamped. Besides, It's
not man'• nature to like
things that are good for
him . It iso 't any fun
anymore
"BOW LONG do you
ttunk people would eat
chocolate 1f they thought
it would clear your skin
up? Or party all night 1f
they thought it would aet
rid of a cold? Do you
really think peoule would eat a pizza uat
before lolnl to bed it
put them to •leep?"
Consumer Catalog
··1 doo't understand
you at all " I said. "I
thought this piece of
news would make you
happy. Why don't you
juat toddle off and have
a oice slua of wine
before dinner and re-lax.,''
"Do I have to'" he
pouted.
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for ca ......,. lover. ia believed to
T8S co••t8810N bave offered S8.6 calla aatenaaa .. tbe )Uillloo to .Ubl.lab a ~0..-: ~·u:-~ )!rmanent aallery ln
1umer product.•• a11d1 ..ondoo to house 300
u11 1ucb aceldeat1 11 paintln1s and
aver••• about aoo a tore than 19,000
1ear. \atercolor1 and
"Mc.t deathl occur ~tcbes of Joseph
wlt•e tbe aatenau llord WiJlta m
bru1b •1•ln1t bl1b er, Who died in
•otta1e power lines lb.
while eGDSUDiefl are in· ---------1tallln1 or remo•lng
tbem from root tops," it
explains.
80 IT WANr& to de-
velop a standard that
would require manufac·
turers to insulate or
otherwise build their
omnidirectional base
station antenna in such a way u to prevent elec-
trocutkma.
While the lnitial pro-
ject would involve only
omnidirectlon~t anten-
na 1, the commission
bopea the expertise
gained could be useful in
. any future reeu)ation of
~ directimal antennas .
OMNJDIRECl'JONAL
antennas usually are
simple vertical types that
radiate signals
equally in all directions.
The more complex
directional antennas are
designed to beam radio
sipala in a particular
d1rectioo.
Tboae Interested in
takinl part in the pro-
ject lbOuld contact: Of -
fice of Ute Secretary.
U.S. CoQawner Product
Safet.y Commission,
\VJSld.uton, D.C. 20007,
or )!b~ ~-634--1'100.
TE.4RG4S
EMYIIED
FRESNO (AP) -It
was sort of reminiscent
of the days a decade ago
wbeo police used tear
gaa to quell anti·war de·
moastratlona on some
campuees.
People who live near
l"raao State University
complained about a
amen.
Campus Police Chief
BW ADderloo took the
blame, saying he bad
emptied some old tear
ga1 caaiJJten in a field coo yards from the
nearest homes.
h,ported
CihToy
~ed
W.IHINGTON <AP>
-\e Consumer Pro~t Safety Com· miss~ reporta that the
F.A.\ Schwan Co. of
New ork is recalling
aboutt,ooo toys which
may Ille a hazard to in-f ants.
The!'.Y. known as an
infantcnb exerciser.
consia~of a red elastic
cord sbng with colored
woodel)eads and rings.
The 17icb elastic cord
posesa potential
stranguiion hazard to
i nfant who could
become lltaneled in the
cord, t~ commlstion
said.
THE 1"' was import·
ed from 'est Germany
and wu Id in Schwan
stores fOt 1.ts bet ween
July 1976 Dd January
1979. Tbttoy is DO
longer beina:aade.
Coosutiers wbo
purchased U exerelaer
from Schw• can re-
ceive a full r1und by re· turning l to any
Schwarz ure with
proof of purct8e.
SCHWARZ lEPORTS
that other tms also
have importe and sold
the toy madtt>y the J .
Schowanek ompany,
but it did nohow the
names of tbte com · paniea.
The cornmitoo aaked
consumers wh know of
other i mpoters or
sellers of the ~ to con-
tact its toll-fn hotline
at 800-638-83216.
DZAt Int. 0: Man.1 people comlder that IOUl
lt mereq a bm ol arthrltll -and -=:· But It ~ la the name for a poup Oi ,
There's an tncreue lD u.rate cooeentratioo ID the
blood Nl'WD; tbere are the typical ~t at-
taekl ol acute artb.rltil wltb depoaita ol urate
cryatall uvand the affected jointa; aomeUmes
there are kidney eomplicatioaa and alao lddney
atonu. What your doctor ll evidently trylna to do ls
not onlJ treat the actual acute attacb, but lower
the urate CODeeotratlon in the blood, prevent it
froai ~\llafJ.Df ln the tilauea and prevent
formation ol uric acid atonee in tbe kidneys.
YOUB DOCTO& BAS VdJOl18 QIOICZS ta DANCEtl PULSATE TO OUT·1'HUllPINCI NEW YORK DISCO IEAT
treating the acute attack of gouty artbriU.1 Stuclo 54 Plldla Them In Juat ••do OttMtr Dllloo9 Around the CountrJ. .,
medidnee like the old standby eolchlclne; allo ln· , ,,
dometbacln or pbenylbutuooe. Sometlmee al.lo D e e D e ~ ' ~~u:0~~~~~v;h~:~~ent la ISCOIDBDIB yua
Gouty patients have hyperuricemia -a bitb - ---9 , level of urates in the blood serum. The aeneral ,
aim of treatment is to reduce the level below 6 mg
This ls accomplished either by Increasing renal
excretion or uric acid or -00--C-'Ji_O_R_l_N_ by decreasing its forma-
tion ln the body. THE HOUSE Sucb drugs as pro-'" ~ benecid and sulfin-
pyrazooe increase excre-
tion. Allopurina.l lnbibita formation of uric acid.
After three to six moat.ha of normal uric acid
levels in the blood, there's usually a definite reduc-
tion in frequency of gouty attacks.
MANY PATIENTS DAVE BYPERUaJCEMIA
without having actual attacks. There's a dif·
ference of opinion. but I believe they should not re-
ceive medication. Exceptions: U there ls a strong
family history of gout; If the patient begins to ex-
crete large amounts of uric acid: or if the patient
is having attacks.
How about being on a low purine diet? I think
it's of questionable value. However, i.l the patient
can take it without too much trouble, then it's all
right •••
Dear Dr. Stdaerob: I've been feeling ex-
tremely tired. Blood and urine testa were normal
My doctor dismissed me with the diagnosis of
•·nerves."
He did not punue my problem further. I am 52
yean old. I'm in goocl Maltb (I think> and am not
depreued. Yet, I continue to experience this ex-
hauat.ed feeling. Any advice you could. give me
would be appreciated. -Mn. MC
DEAR MRS. MC: If in doubt about your ex·
aminatioo, ask for corusultaUoo. A diagnosis of
"nerves" should be {be last one made -after ex-
tensive and complete tests to rule out organic dis-
ease.
How is your thyroid function? Have you bad
an X ray of your chest? A gi series and a
sigmoidoscopic exam and barium enema? Have
you bad elect.rocardiogram.a? How is your blood
pressure?
I consider persistent fatigue an important
symptom that needs investigatioo. Why not ask
yourdoctoraboutitagain?
• ••
Self-treatment of an ailment will only lose you
valuable time. You'll be committing slow suicide,
says Dr. Stelncrobn in his booklet, "How To Stop
Killing Yourself." For a copy write to him at Box
~. Costa Mesa 92826, enclosing SO cents and a
stamped aell-addressed envelope.
No, Say Fans in Music Controversy
.. .
LOS ANGELES <AP) -A
crowd at a Chicago baseball
game is moved to near-riot
frenzy. A Los Angeles radio sta-
tion gets a packaae of sma&bed
records in the mail. More than
300 irate readers write letten to
a rock magazine .
These people are getting
worked up over a little dance
music
IT llASN'T QUITE reached
gas-line skirmish proportions.
but the great disco battle of lbe
1970s is gathering steam. In ooe
corner. the driving four.four
beat of the Bee Gees. Donna
Summer and any number or
nouveau-rlcbe dlaeo ~tan. In the
other, just about every other
kind of mu1ic, but moat
particularly, rock.
Not since rock •n· roll first bit
the ainvaves in the mld-'SOs baa
music prompted the kind of COD·
troveray the dlaco revolUtion ll
eeoeraUng. But then, not since
then bas an)1hlna posed quite
the same challeo1e to rock's
supremacy.
And as disco smashes continue
to topple rock records of the Hot
100, the question 1s: will "dis-
com ania" ever end'>
NEIL BOGART, president of
Casablanca R eco rd and
Fllmworks. thin.ks disco's de·
mise ii a long way off.
In 1974. his then-fledgling re-
cord company released a three·
minute version of ''Love to Love
You'' lty Donna Summer, an un·
known American singer then liv·
mg in Germany.
"It failed," he says tersely.
Later. Bogart would revise the
song and make musical history.
In those days, disco music was
burgeoning 10 New York,
particularly in gay and Latin
clubs, and was beginning to
spread to the working-class
boroughs. It had started in the
Chubby Cbeclter·Peppermlnt
Lounge era of the '60s, died for a
while an psychedelia, then
sprouted again.
EU&OPEANS BAD BEBN
dancl.ni to the beat for yean,
but to mainltream America, pop
mmic wu spelled either rock 'n'
roll or rhythm and blues.
Then, a 1uy named John
Travolta learned a few se.y
dance ~ and hll 1978 movie
"Saturday Nl&bt Fever" caqbt
the imllinatton ol millloes. Tbe
cult of tlae workin1 atlff wbo
bloom• into a dance-floor
Cuanova oo~e a week wu oil
and nmning. . .or. danclq.
The "Fever" 101.&ndtrack
album made record sales hll-
torJ and plcked up a Oramn:ay
for album ol the year.
Bo1art, mean•blle, bad
leqtbmed tbe flop three-minute ••to•• to Loft You" to a man
danceable lf mhlutw and beau
fteldlq orden for 100.000 Donna
Summer albuma a week.
panta, UTidelceot Jewelry and
glittery dl&co makeup -and
boogeytng on down to the local
dance palace for d.rlnb, dinner
and a little body Eoellab. be it
on foot or roller abt.e
DISCO'l'llEQUES ARE pop-
ping up everywhere, from mom
and pop operation• featunnc
taped music and tiny dance
floors to the sound·ud-lipt Q -
travaganzas of New York••
Studio 54 and Loa Angeles'
Moody's and Studio One New
disco record labels are bein&
spawned almost u quicltly.
Of c:oune, upbeat dance music
bu been with ua a.i.Dce at leMl
the 1921111, when jau a1e llappen
did the~ to the aeeom-
pan•mmt ol o&d rqtime buds..
Since then. we've Jitterbuued
and Undied to the bi1 baDdl ol
~ • 40I and tbe ·so.; hriald.
fru11ed, boo1alooed and
bumped our way to the roe.It and
rhythm and blues of the last two
decades.
DIK'O mmtc draws oo almost
all these IDflances -tbe bn:ss
of tbe BlC Band era, the funky
guitars and 1ynthalurs ot rock
and rhythm and bluet.
BVT WRAT llA&ES diaeo dil-
f erent la it.a overriding, cut·
thumpln& beat that sets even tbe
least rhythmic of dancera
pulaat.inC.
Not only bu disco cha.n&ed the
sound ol today'1 da.nee mmk.
but it's al.lo cha.need the way re-
cords are made and marketed -
not to mention the records
themselves.
Many pop soap are beiq re-
leued lD both an orlCillal and a
special "diaco-laed .. Yenloa
witb a more pronounced beat.
Some cllaco la off end tn two
._.... -lbart for radio plaJ ancr pratnded for d.laco ~
inc. tbat'I not a new tr1~k -11
•tan.l Ua. u. .. --lcJai Cldl • nick album• ~ re-INMdta llMll'W ftn!ODI,,.. All
radlo.
THE NEW DISCO'l'llSQUBS.
with elaborate tound 11atema
blaallq out beavt17 prodDced
recorded muslc, bue become
an Important attenaUn to
radio far tmrochltiq reoordl.
And the d1leo l'eYOlatlan la
tpt..nnbas far .,.,.... Amert.e.'1
tumtablea. You ca Pkt ap • qalned pants lD the dlKO deput-
mmt (j 10GI" faYOltte boutique.
Or JOU can ..... tM tlOG,000 n,a.
tlonal disco ehampnublp.
And while the record lndustfJI
ls reeling from its worst 11l111DP1
lo recent memory. Wa~~ sees nothiDJ but growth
for d.Uco. . .1
"By tbe end ol the year, disco
will account for 60 percent of t.be
Hot 100.'' be says. .. AU indk9n,
tiooa are that it will tut &M'"8J,
five to 1.0 )'ean.." .. ,..
"1
A 8lmLAa PaOGNOSIS for
disco radio comes from Atlant.a-
based programmin1 consultant
Keot Bufth.art. •bo notes that
New Yon'a WKTU. which went
oa the aJr with an all-dllco
format a year •co.~ tlae
top station ill that marbt. I
··~ percent ol all reeotdll 1
and allluml 80ld tod.Q are dbco-orimted. •• 8mbart .. ,.. --n.at
should teD JOU aometbini." • 1
The """""" im't attttn1 ~ well with bard·li1le rock •n
rollers, wbo 11eem to view one
d..lKo reeord IOkl u one rock n!•
cord pasaed by.
In LOI A.ngelee, radio statl6n'
KROQ pa a pile ol amaabed
disco records tn the mall after ill
aooouneed an anti-cllsce p~
Uoll. BoD'•c S&ooe m:«ialiDe na1 a COYer l&ol'7 an tbe te .Peo-.
pie d1aco O"OUP and tot m let· ten from anuy reeden.
BUT TBE •OST massive
down-wtth-dilco di1play took
place at Chica1o'a Comiak97' ballpan, where aome 7 ,ooo ... ru'1 White Sox rans trampled
the playing field after a pile of
dlaco records wu blown up in a
"dilco demolition'· spoo.sored ~·
station WLUP after the fl~*'
1ame ol a doubleheader.
The disco-rock rivalry bu
many ironies, not the least of
•bicb is that disco's rise ckJllelY
parallels the birth ol rock au.me
more than t1WO decades ago.
Al. happened tbeo. the ftrSt re-
cord companiea to reap the
harvest of the new music were
the smaller, more adventurous
label.a.
In the 1ut year or two, larsw'
companies have opened their
poctethoob to catch up alter~
late •tart.
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Utt moat populer noor · plan• at J aamlae Creek. wblcb h a
planaed-unlt developmeat wltb
ltomeowaen auoclatloa. Minimum
bid la sm.ooo to Sl7&.000. B1da muat
be bf IP111 ~Sunday. Dec. 18th and 1ucCeUtul bloaen mutt be preMDt.
Fol'! acldltlooal latormauan. pleue
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.-1111r 2lle • trg lot, aa· desirable arH or Costa •tum.able lou, Prtnclpal Meu. Great for income
GWll 4 Bedroom. f amUy room bome, 1ourmet
kltcben, dlnlDI room.
wall d aJ.ua overlook.Ing
man.lcured 1rounda. 3
car 1a.ra1e. Owner wUI
help flnao ce . Asking
$149,900. Call 983-7881
OPffJ I• 9 • H '• flJf< 10 /II NICI •
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f?eoch Realty
COWi Wl1'M UL .... COSTA ._,.
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THiii
UTTLIWOIDS
Prtce. UTabWt.y, iou· U..Yo.a'Uatt_.ba tllll beautiful famllf
bomt w I aa 11lnt floor
plllD Ir •US* k»callon. 3 detiCbU\&I bdrma wtUI •
MP&nte mast.er aulte,
C!CI;)' frpk. formal cl1ninl rm Ir_.,.,._ Woe\ Lut.
ACT NOW call '1t-srTO.
ALLSTATE.
REAi.TORS
381 +POOL
Bonus Room!
7 .. 11
-
THE REAL
ESTAT£R S
PTtme s Bdrm home to ltnteCkallY located Del
Oem> tract.CO.ta Meu
Well -maintained home
w/ldane, Booua rm wtUi
~ pool W/diVlDC
boud and allde! E:atra storage 1alore1 Mu cb,i.......-...-,._....._,,,,. ..... ~
much more!! Only muoo. WOW!! Call To-
day: 75Z-1100
f .... "' ,,. " .. ', \ 'll'-J t() ~ ,..r' '
ASSUM..Ul.I
qnly, Call Abe: 962-7940 property or bve in one, l\tJt. rent lbe other. Owner · wtlJ finance wUb 25%
OClDw .. to W..tdff ~ FuU prtce $132~.
.. ~epdtn~ 3 bedroom Cella.DO
CID a dMp wilJa a bis
l•UNtl l91NtN
LOAMS
Beautiful 3 " • Bedroom homes lo cboc»e from:
98000-to m .ooo to At·
au.me. No qualtfylo•· Hurry! Call :
a... room ov• • two-C SELECT ~,l=?:;..r!':!ne~ T'PROPERTIES
I noon and •
completely enclosed ft~ tt PAO ~.&! pri~ few ita ... LW
l ~.aill()Q)y Sl05.000. 562,500!
f1 Al.malt .. Northwood ~SELECT Condo! Full Price T PROPERTIES tll2.50011 You.n1 Singles Ir Couples type complex
" LA QUIST A tata tenim. pool. apa,
B .. b 0 .., Ly bUUards. volley ba 11 4' ~ r · .. • • ·~ roan! Urut la upe.raded
llZUQO. A6J.. M3-83T1 too. Take advanla1e!
90 DAY ISCROW eautatr 152-1100. f!:Ul purcba1• S2 ·4 oPIN •Ho·11~•Ut"o"""''' ~~.J~=: [lllftlll -
.,~ RulftiMO Iott llEACH
l 111' 8Mdl IM\'d. •mt t I
l\J
LAOU1(A IEACR la'f N OllMt H"1 &.-.~ .......
If It's got wheels
l ou'll move It
aster Ina
Dally Pilot c:lasslflecl ad.CIH
642·5611 and
a friendly
ad-vlsorwm
help you turn
your wheels
Into cash.
GOLICOUUIYU
Grelll Back Bay \oc&Uoo.
2.-,.1 BR. Jba, Jta.mJ-
ty rooms . .-.feet "11 tk bit familJ. Aaawne e:a-ladlil lo&D ud ... tM
"'"*'lo belp llaaoce u.. rea. aa.coo.
N 1RUA.LTY
546-0114
51'9tSTOIUCH
$147.500
Fantaatlc Decorators
home! Warm woorl ~&. ra1Hd formal
diniDI room, gourmet
Jdtcbeo wl&b beamed
celllo11, aeparale
breUfMt area, aecluded
ldo. 1.11111 Story boeta •
QueeD·alse "droom1. a~ctacular mut•r
Nie. Price Just reduced
'32,000. Call Now : ... nn
°"""IM•• II\ llJN 1011 NIC.I • !lllNI
UM the Dally Pilot
"f'ut R•ult" aervlce
directory. V our
aerYtce l• our
1ped&tty.
Call &G-5171 m. m
fiJ Coldwell Bonker
DISl9t• fOI llACH UV..
Thia cbannlng home on the Balboa
Peninsula comes with a fabulous,
brick (treplace I or cool evenl.nl*, a
cozy living room, 4 bdrma, 2 batbt;
all knotty pine paneled for euy
llvlng. wttb the beach Just 2 blocb
away. ror tm.soo.
INNnlPOllTC•HICH .6449060
.... -------------1 'JM.IG.6'197. ()lfN I• O• ti', llJN 'ff'lll No<I • To Place your
"Fut RnuU"
Service Darectory
ad ••.. c.JINow
642-1671
Id.JU
PENNY
PINCHO
ADS
Oll.Y S2
Seil U'/ l&em W CIOm· biuUoo of "'9ml ... 17$
IK IHI wltb a PelUl'/
Pincher Ad. J bee for 2
~ve da11. Eads
addlUooal ... la • for
the 2 dap. Ckara• "! Nocommerd&I *11.
Few more lnfMmelk>ft
and to pl-a your ad call
&42·5&71
rf::J TH[ REAL
~ ESTAT EHS
And the sound d
the s u.rf I• yours
to enjoy wtt.h um
cualom • BR. No
La1un• home oo the ocunalde. Jual 1tep1 to
Crescent Bay. A
priftleu locaUoo. offered at
M49.000 .
mecneb I trvlne
realty
A IUMIOIARY °' THE lfMNR COWANY
OMIOPA 1Mt
4BR Palermo In Harbor View
Homes. Lovely t.root pado & I.I
rear yard w/a ••parate
entertaining areas PLUS beautiful
pool & 1pa. Euy malnt. $258,000.
Jeanne Bamett6'C-COO. <R·73>
YOU IMOW laOAIMOOa
• • .1t•1 the .tabllabed dn.,.*°PJ._men-t
on tbe hillside above Ccnna del Mar.
Laree Iota. mature trees. alq:le story noor plans. a community pOol and
cloee to the DUbllc temm eomu (and
Oeltoat > t lt01 tdeal. Curreotl)'
a vallable 11 a four bedroom with
formal dinina. tOZY stone ftnplace in
tbe maltel' aulte. beamt ..... morning
aun oomlq lo over the lalll. Owner
will help finance at JUlt sast.500.
u.-.1w1: mMH
REAL TOR~. 87MOOO
2"3 Eeu Coast H~. Cofone de4 M•
associated
H" ,. f ti "f '\ • "' '1
.. • ,_ • t • • ••
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f!llll7 "'* to Ute ..... d \be vlmll.ed-eelllq bv-lac room. prdea view fUIUJ room, brick fplc.
.... COUll&1y k1lcben. 3
Stately bedroom•.
mMter Mite w /Walk ln
dola. 3 tMtbt. oU floon • e&rthtcne pttV&il, abo
RV accima. A lhlll See, ror ooly aua.too. An
DOW, call 541f.23U
()lfN I• 0 • •I\ ltN 'C'N l\HCI •
l•Rllill
Waa& Ad Rmu.h.I ICWl'1I
SPYGLASS
MU.
lit IStHO
Imm •e Ill-9&Df'7 • Bdrm. famill boCDe of unlqu dHlp
Formal 1tep-don
lhiU r~ wJLh Freq~li doora ,
••quUlh 41nln& room wtwall ot s:t-
lr t..au&.iful UH of
wood. Al9o~
an eatietni pooi 6 spa. owrtookf'd by
lk ramUy room • s urrounde d with
lavish laoct.cap1n1
bJ profutlonals.
1"bJA nceDent home
11 a 1rut Yalue.
Offft'ed ... .,500.
RCl1yk)rCo
' ' • I •t
Ill:
RIBB l'llD CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
MAet .. CIMT WHITI WA,_ Y11W
lntr11Uin1 Old Spanlab Home Above Woods Cove. Sbt Bedrooma, P'lve BatM. ~
Utility Room. Hardwood P"'loon. nu-.
Flreplacn. C~ar Closeu. TllrM-Car
Gara,e. Private Steps To Sand,J Budl.
Sttluded Garden 4r PaUo Areal. Prkoed At
SM.000
CM 'UL CDM DWI.II Walk to "8cb le tbope; each 2
bedroo9J cotta1e bas
wood·bW'1Wll fireplace and eaUor Owner will belp finance.
Call now m.asso.
REALTORS
'7 .. llt I
USIS18 JASt •• C.-
.... OCbM
me offered. Highly popular
Plan 3 Bdrms and Family -Rm.
Prlva patio off muter suite. Large
rear ti<> overlooking lush greenbelt.
Som view or the Beautiful Blue
Pacl Behind guarded gates in
de~u le Jas m111e Creek. $295,000.
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11 ti S-J117I ........ .-,~rr cena. M.a. , • .....,, o
. L at.oraceta. ............
l• .. ~..U P'i~of lt.edl .... uu.
Sq. fl. Dlt ,.... '* ,. bid&. Jmll \oW• -~·;;~~ Redlands
BUI Croat. ClR
Raltor s. d a y
()111·21 2 1 . e ve -MC7
.aANr
·~~ Spe~u fl
boma! t Out bedrooma.
2 ....... -...... , ,...., ~ ......... "'lll-1""'-, .... 6Mc room. eouatry-t,.,e adldlm. ..nc. .....
dry roam. prdea CO¥·
er~d patio. Owner
~·VATerma.or
Allume IM),000 ~~VA
lam. Ca1J DOW 561-ZUI
r'#J"llAY•U\ltl"-f'' •Wf' --.
THE REA i.
ESTA HRS
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exclual•e area. Pool,
spa, tenDl1, walk \
sboppln&. Owner mual
sell DOW. $179,:SOO · ... ~.-HERITAGE
REALTORS --------
38r,2beCondo. Bradlord
Place. By owner. $12,500
~
llASOMAILI? Low......... $16.ooo..41e•oOM
L.09 '°'" Reedy to move into. 4 Br. v....._ 2Ba. lmmac bome on w
3 bed.room Mesa North Side C.M. Orig owners
borne r~turee an alri um wish to eell fut. Call
1044 •••••••••••••••••••••••
WOOOIRllMH
S Br SU:..000 5 Br
$115,000 uaume 911t'1>
642-0112. 644..fl687
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OM.YIM
LA*'"A MACH . oatr l . bedroom. oalY 1
b9th. DO MMD \IW, DO
1ara1e, odly S mllt1
from tlM beacb but it may be lbe oaly afford.a·
ble ~ bl Lapna for
oob'•$0. • 110.S. COUt Hlway
ln Wla1e Fair
LAGUNA BEACH
497-2457
a..,-.-. 1050
P'orSale~ ......
' bdrm. ' beUll pl .. dm. Com$CeJy up1raded -Lo1ded wttb · cllann. J'i;llJ~ -II ft" ffWai '"'to tln, room. 1-se (20.lS) muter 1-lrooli autt..
Priced to Mll at ...a.ooo
IJOYIA Ya.LA
' bdnm, 2 bat.bl, 11.re&Uce -15' lot. Hu So. paUo -move Jn rondlUon.
Structured fOf' 2Dd atory. May be belt
poteatial GG Lido .
Low Price at ~000 w ..... he. ......... ,...
Day 95&-0280 Eva • WlmdS 813-2111
Broker Coopet ation
• -HERITAGE
IH /\l I <>II~
UllllWOOO
COtlll
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lllllllSfSIOOlandt.aia. •ovt JN CON· JJl'ftOfl! I A ID\alt to ..
uaP011n .. ~ imea...,_,..,.... .................... ....--,. ......
pet. poured ••"o· beautHul lllo••· .... Sl900 D0WM UU1'4t·IO > TonoA.a• 0W-.. WI.I.. aBdnD TWMowe TIDo ...... ...._,,,._
... FIMAMCI old. Auu.m .. baJaoce ,,_ fwS. lllO
Prtva'-eoct \&Alt, pre>-_1115 __ ._oao_._.,_.-__ . ---~~-.... ..._
ft11laalty ~ I SltoODOWM ~'f~·.-=:;e bdrm w/1YI)' mttT ... ie. 5 Bdrm, pool llome. _, c.
'nJe emry • trple • luab Eut&I u U . Au u me OlllrlMll... a...D ,_.ua = ==-~~ :,;~.u UIS.GOO: •:;:;,;:_·~·· ...... ;.=n:;:.:r.,.c
-~home u &D _.._.. -...... v.t. PWtY .mertalner's paracllH Eu&blutf 5Bdrm Luak. ,_S. 1100 ~water. AU~.
w/a warm • weleome pool, a...bld. rao.ooo. .. •• I Ill .... -........ ..... --~ •
llvabtJtt:J. Prtc.t to ..U Call.for~; o.w SAYl'TMOUSAteSI 1Wtmdl. r.+i
fML •m.t .... lllO :-:.. M,._,:-AC, ·~ .Utlll puttif.Q.
NEWHOllE ~Mr ,n'::' ty wat•r, power •
C.tom lamU1 bomt, SZ:SU>. ,...,..,.. R-o~ ___ ReaJ __ l!:a_t.a_t.e ___ 1 1tep1 to oceao. 1ome ......, ..._ S... vftos>mct. Viet e --------::a:-~/Aet. 114-7070 ~~~.= ~
BIGc1uvnN COST4MISA ~ .... ..,~. MIU S.. Cl1 •... I 076 -...-ftie bacftittor ..-call sa.-19t1119 _,.2. Spect.acuLa.r 1oU coune ....................... ~ ~ ~
e1t.at.e eeoo aq n. 4 t.o 5 llACH DW'UX l.Br. LBa. 5 mi from belt. .. DBS &
Bdnm, 5"" bat.ha Pool A11ume lar1e 1014 ~ ="~~ INmTOI --
~ Walkt~r 1; lt:r.
aad apa. Sl,315.000 klilln Great location. lUe Hamea m.M21 118 ~. ~ --.P
Letaure World. Gate 14 1JI STARNES CO. rod.3ynold Spadoua% _______ 1 ~s•tecre1pUt. Ex·
Panoramic view. 3rd Br. 2 Ba wLit1 pnced dt.alve aV'Gado a..-..-
.......................
with founiaiD bordenng WWw•d Prope""-• ~~~~~~~~ bvtng room/ma1ter ta-eo:n -bedroom. Stooe fiftplace -------
MIWTowMo•• Woodbridge men
3Br1 .... ba. Up11"aded
ln~A.Numable.
CiJ.1~912~
floor. VUla Nueva, 2br 67")7761 rto-stSJ.5C..OOO. *>BIL£HOME c:::-A-fi ...__ ·-·-A /C aft ~ 8 l: RT ff A H £ N R Y BUY· S Z LL· R ENT· llab .J-.
-· _._,. . ~~~~~~~~ RLTBS nNAfllCE 0... mt>~.
'1pm. 4IHlZl 215 Del Mar ....... "-Mefe C7M 1190M4..,.. warm• ltvtn1tdlnla1 area. Family room, built
in kilcbeD wtth quality
appl_l_aDce1. Patio.
1prlnklera. Remember.
VA loan1 now 10 to
Sl00,000 Hurry! Sl 12,900.
AXER NORTHWOOD L.arJ-1...... 1052 • MO* t-L..-tsf ... c..... c II ...... ~r:--....................... ......... ......... ........-
cx.rrDOORUVING • ~ * C,i' I w 1071 CAU.US'61·1021 ....... JIG
.
YNl>elc-.n
R l·ol f,,.,,l. Int . Call 540-1 T.llO
TRlilBllL
$72 500
Colle1e Ptrk area 3
bdrm ho«M. Needa aome
wortt but at lh1I i*'tce 1t
deaervea your quick at
teatlon. Check It out•
66-7221
In beauttrul lrvlne.
Cu.tom bome with 3
t>.droom1. dea with prive1A! atrium. Now uk·
IOI S1 '18,000
YOUR Fb>"~y Wiu. ~=~;;:. "iiOUiiUYOUR.. Sii.MO ... ~~
Wat.ch the cows 1ralin& e c . b o m e S l lt s from tbl1 Lake Pari mo/pymt. Pre1t11loa1 eooD TASTI Nee Ooedl bl C.JI. perk. n.llit .,.... ... home in a c:owitry let· Harbor View area. 'nU ftDe dUP6a k>cated ZBr. LBa.Sl401P9d'"'-__ .....__1.._1
Owner-SU4210 on the paH1ade1 1.1 a C'Bl1l TG1toUe llobUe ·--__..
RacllllW.Otflce --~RANCH ~REALTY
liJli. Three ~rooms. ~~~~~~~~~I OJSTOM wood • gl.au Homca.f'n.M2.1 1·2 bedroom coa.do 2 .... baths, ramily room. bam9 in ~.1 a.-den and paUoa otr all the t r 1 • 1 e v e I M a 0 '1 M a II: • \ b o 1 e 1 o o d _.ar uvr ·
bedrooms. Ideal for your ameo1\1e1. Executive "*' Jt M items t:''re ~ ci.::u:~n FOISAU
Xlnt &oc.Uon ln Solana
BMch. 112.000 lncludee leua, leaae bold lm-
prvvementa. fixtures • tun. Good lnveatoty 0( UIUa&t and francb'-e.
call 411.al.54, aak for
ZUAXH
Owner will urry flnanc· me .i 10~~. Lot ia lcaed
for 2 unlP. Priced at only
9 *:hi. _Looldncj __ ss_1_-1_:n_22_
kMd ones. tl2Jll.OOO MIW HO..-POI t:_: ranee. eau for de· oat mini a nil.a. a.o ..-. l\1111 a.Ud.c.aptq'.
LINGO REAL ESrATE llACHPIOf'LJ 1_ ~LI. ~~....!.!_m}lY ~~ ftantsJ.-. 1 ., m•>486-1120 1111a 1..,.. ciuality built --.--~--·«-... Pbane·--,......_ ...... , .. c\llt.Om 4 bdMD boCDe la 4'7·17 I 0 , ..... callta-m'I SM-MM1 ~G >
=~ tnore info Wftklff • .., Rmcho Hawport leodt I 069 D11111riAC ~pleUoo aod ... ---~ -"I:: --=---.:...._ -~ ....................... kleally lot•ted. atepa xsr.srzv...a..srvv ...............
WESTCUff from t.be ocean. A.tiq • ~ PbJUia.. _____ _ ·. :_, HERITAGE Charm 1 a I E ·Std e $m Joallllin? Do~bouu . Under How .~;rbdrm.
J10l.OOO. PriD OnlJ . Ast. with deo, oa U»e 12lll
831.0.. creeo. e:aqula\tely up-
RIDUC• $1,000 sz:li~. BuUden HY. ·
Spedoul .and charmiq ~USl~ ~,:1 C:!_U
NO TIGHT
MDN£Y HOE
Sff tb.ia 1or1eous s
blidhw:i. ·~ ba*A ..... cm~dze lot. Lohly
DoYer' Shora. Alk the o,.,ner to help wltb financing. Ca I I Tbeo
Whitehead for more de
l.ailaoa lbia lovely home
~21.
... .,..,. Cewtw
640-5H7
1006
RE AH ORS
,... • u
Mllllll .... • t •uooo r
~ Z1DO ... ft. fatftl,.
17 llvtn&. Entry. formal dininl f<>f' lbe bolldaya.
Fireplace. Enclosed
patio Fruit trees ,
spno.klen ror euy care.
Clole to 1cboola. shops.
Om\ miaa! $112,llOO. Call
54'H7IO
TRlilBllL --
i--.... -----i anded, wllh air and • aec:urit7 mt.em. tor oaly $17-Dwn sua,soo.
9Y2 lssumable
3 Bdrm. 1.,.. bath.
hardwood floora .
fln!p&ace, double 1ara1e. comer lot. larse yard.
Payments 1671 PITI
Total price SH.000
Hurry! Call 141-ilfl
poCll llolnlt. Fora.al dto· _. ,.,. •v--,,_. lo' ct'illdoor aaQ. t..U&.
makea ••l•rta&nlDI .-,.cau..-
FO~c·;T E
OLSON -· ......... ..
•~ .... c
D\ft.EX
$165,000
Sl.ep to CJ'Ylltal aand on
Ocea.aaide. Great Invest·
meat ! Call aow .
714-9G--8'787
A'1H10 • '''t.."'•"'I NNl(J'
-· ,. ., HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
UHOAIS&.I
2 BuuliluJ Well Appouit
ed Oa tbe Water
Propt'rtles. 18895.000 " SZ.1 Dlillioa. By appt
*Cote Realty
& In vestment
64()..S7n -
•muME YA* ~~~~~~1-~_ .. _ .. _.~_ •. _ •• _ •• _ .• _ •• _!!_~.·1 !Cll!I
SIOKk.....W. J. POOL HOME ...... SIO,OOO OCEANFRONT DOVB SHOUSl Ctll:t 38r, l~Ba. weatalde. N M cl I T Beaullful view of Dlda. Best buy oa the • Afl. Acl-MS-3827. ~ ~ .. u ar unltype "'--'• n-.-... n-y and 111aad. 110 Sapphire. Hmny. Oll'tLoat ..-..::.-------• .--...-, PY• comm y, ,....,._...,. ...........
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()pea Hou• Sua. 1·4. 54 l.OIOO 15.soodn No Qualifyln1! 2 bcba, 34 hr aecurity, city liahts + ele1aal REALTORS ~ 3br. wlfrplc. oa a buce 1ub-lett1ne OK From IDlllJter suite wtt.b Roman --------• ~~~~~~~~ R-Zlot.O.W C.540-2'T13 G.-> Treasure lslaDd b.lhCall&G-0303 SlaMTY C '' t _.._.. 101 Mobile Home Pk. 30901 .,._..._ ___ ............. So Cat Hwy. Laauna Exp.nded • remodeled.
C Ju Ill Loe.... Beach. R.M P <714 > J bdrm + lanai. 1tn1le
.. llSTA'TI Di1\locll\le aew 2 Small, co17 house on .-.~~~~~~~~ 1tory end unit. adult OM~ Acal bedroom. 2~ ba coo-very lrt. bullidable lot. _ home: quiet cuJ de uc. ~ocean new. domlnluma.1'7.llO. Faraale by owner CaU SllTHISIAI --•·-~--------1 u,blitbnlbt Gk>riow.
bluff lot amon1 .Pin ZSllEJdenAve CM m /n:J.TT13 WATIRRtOMT alloewltfteabdee« Al· "---s a.ctroom. a bath ~. . . '~!!!~~~~~~ Spl.t ..... I BR .. 2 ba. awne~ ~! I"'. buie fam. rm. w/wel CUSTOM
~........... IYOWMB UB11er.-2c:ar,..,..St1 bar; bltn klteb; tlle. WttbB:>atalip. s:m.ooo·
._._., n..-. bdrm ~ yrd-Lp coYd paUo. ~etc. PaUo, blt.D 3 bedroom ~ourmet .a9.11.. -· ..--.c I . 1 ba. with ..... __ ._ nnn. -..i-u111. --a "'*.._ f .. ,_._
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i!;' • O 1 l. I' o ~~~ .. ~-~.,~.,~~ flreplace, encloaed ....... ......,135--0Zll ~_,, ... _..,_.._... ..... · --.-orma WDWI, .,.._ ...., R .... -•e tl00'7 --f.amlb r0om w /ttackliq
prq1t. -alt01 -2 ~·· --llJSSlON REALTY tlreplace. latie ~tpec-C.-....... 10 Plea lot. 08 Ramllton. ...-... •sR~"'r Pboae4ft..0'111 ·--·•--... ~ ea ======::;.1 -••H••••••••••• JlD DGt cUiturt>•teoanta. _, .. _... 1 "" ... """"" ~ ,,_. DOW Must cJc.e iD "la. PftD. 1JrDtW,wume11~ lat B. AL• IAY LOT n4-llSMJ'm OJndo, ocea.n view, prh.
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1 Id. A ..u IOcas.d-. II.Ate MIW sz.ioo down, Sl.117. per Lquna. Walk to beacts WOULDYOULICI
"9w I Bdrm Pon.mouth "°'t:u lats• I bet~~ mo. I bdrm, 1~ ba, pool, trombl l UU.1 fcuatocnrl slucllo2 lOMAM.... 10 0WM '/4 °' lldl. Can't lut at ba. t1 toni>OID• bqe famll1 rm. Mr. ·eve eatu n1: Mall e&.ollt In r>o.er TO ........ - -_,._, l ~ ar.....a --.llTO-~-Bdrm. I llNl&b. bule UYinf Shona. Pool wttb 1na 1MS1'tM40 ... 11 --"1UDI. .,.. _ _. _ _.,....., room •/mea•l•• andfe=1•n 1"11-.... ~ AAJrQI.. SJ,500dn • ap.
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Jtusam aboppen rHd --~ Notblo1 comparable.
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RENTAL
INCOME PBOPERl'Y
Frvm 131.IOO. M~ar
1)pe Homes. a& MCU.ftly.
3 pYt beacbea, peol-4'
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a..dfallJ r... ZBr • -. ~110 W. • --------• ~!:~•••••••• , laft.a..fP'c.puaramlc a. tJpltaln . Zbr, lbe, encJ , ... -.---ftllrGl-tidl1lii.., . 1ar. i.t 6 la1t mot. _.._..,._,., alhm tw. ,.._..or 1 Br. 1tou. refrl1, DOOMo.+SlOOHc.dep Bacbelou, 1 or 2 ~· 13-H'JI =-~-no pU. ~.Ml-Im a.110::=.=--
2b 3b N r 1 Spedaealar spa, total BIM+e"c•,yeuty-mo. LUXUIY~ r. •·, ••· rp c .... er .. uo. pro1ram,
Av81Ltm"*'i•l .. J. m qa6et *It eomp&a ~~~!~·w~ awbr..:...J!r· IOCWprosram.T=,I ' ..... .._ .. _,__ 1 b ,._.. ~ ...... ---0· • .--... ---.... --~ ~ m.-...... .,.c-.-; r ut+aec.~ --------..,.. rill pool. jacum. 1llaad. Jamtlont ti Sae
I.Mp, IUD.DY Zbr, 2ba.
Nwpt lal, MOO. Dar•
(JU) UJ·HIO, ue -.cm
baJeoaJ•, pyt pall09, 3tlr, 1 'M>e, ~ • ttfrt1. .lceqtU HlDI no.ct.
eat.bedraJ teUi.01. lat No Pela Kids OK . C714J644-lt00
frplt 6 di1bwa1hen ---• t Pr'Cml 1215. 2860 Karla .,..._, mn. ·
A .. MNUJ. 3 Br. Z ba, fp "15. 2 br,
~ Block to beadl. a br, 2
btl, dowulatn. bltu,
frpk, l)ll&jo, ..,.,. . .,.
uk 127.alaSt. -..wo
---=------1 Driwby. tQS,Hal.L DOW, Jl26 2 Br 1 •• carport. JJM .......................
....,. ____ ,....;;... __ ,•New 2 br condo nr. So. 2 Br, l\AJ b9 TownhouM.
J2"""5
I ~MD.016
Oe!t~AMISA •••• S600.GIO
10..Ml'lllST
~DOWM l~lt • ..,., • · t. plumbln1, dra~ 6 COUD·
fl m.J.bJ
;~ Ci)UAIL
r.u. Pl.ACE
PIOPMTIIS"'. .... ,11 .,, 10,-n 1:Jo rJoU
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-t. oHIW & SHINY
--new, 6 LARGE ,~TS. Four 3 Bdrm, md two 2 bdrm I ba
with pnvat.e palloa ~eel area.
• I ,, CAl.JArl&-5170 NOW I
'I 11 • . , '1.soothers ln many
xlnt rental areu
.~.ALLSTATE
REALTORS
2200 .......................
a.at Ptua. Pool, 1pa. Pool, ~· i.-lDver· suo mo. 759-0ZlT ; nea• Ln. $110/mo.
83Hf74 914-3032 -------------£.tdde 2br, lbe, a yard, V.cant 2 BR. bl&hlY up.
pr. Vf!l'Y clean. Adu!ta. lfaded, kldatpeta OK.
.., Pda. SllOlo. fAI 0505 Hu&e fncd yard. tan.
Sbap 2 br, ltoYe • refrts. ,.... llWn1.
Adutta, nopeta. sm1mo. Dplx. 2 Br. aar, yrd. -.im 1375/mo+Hc • cln'a
,..._ 2B 1a. 1 _. d dep. Avail lmmed/
D!UJXE 2 Bdrm 2 Ba, lkJls4• ..... Jl40 ~. 1400 aq ft. 2* --·· .. ••••••••••••••
Mlaer St. $450. Avail 1--------•I 12115 213 15•2·T2JI,
714/'IC-lTJI
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lpcda ,....,,.. r, um, D<.-u y , ~79l0 8'5-"'19 new ~ 2MJ Or.a& ---· -----1 ____ __.._ Alli.TS
~Of'll•tG Owtnd car ,.,i
plltioapta . BBQ'• etc. to fwys 6 bctlt
walk to alwJpptDc.
Hae A. 1375 mo. i.t • tu %Br. aloft, refrt1. utJ pd, + ll!IO tee. S9-ZT11 Adulta only, DO pell, Ut
NEW .38r, 2'°'81 9lh Sl. 8-0030 aft.I.
frplc-2 car ear-OPDNmcl 3 Br, 2..., be Town.boule
yd.. pool + 1pa-nr So. Ca Formal dinlnl, rrplc, 2
Plaza 9800 mo 540-t083 car g.ar, paUo .Ir bltl.na
Halecre•l· K Illy brook
area Compl rrfurb11hed
Lrg. comer lot 3br, +
lam rm. No PelB. Wa~
& grdnr incl S575Mo
546-0254 or 957 ·2527
1565. leaae p~t 17~2
eves.
2br hse Ir yr, new pamt, nr
b ch . $425M o gar
~Z716, ~2:523
HOIHS P'OR RENT
3 or 4 Br. Priced from .... FDcd yard
1ara1u f'amlllea
pleue, llld1 Ir peh
~.CalliM·~
!r7J.2971 A#). DO fet
t•wportleedl 326' ••••••••••••••••••••••
LEMEOPTION
3 Bdrm 2 ea. PoOl. jac •
LDdoor BBQ, (rplc, $850
mo.~3297
c .... ,.., .... 1111
CASADIOIO •••••••••••••••••••••••
ALLt.rm.ITJES PAID UI. detached. 1tudio apt
Compare before you w/full ll1tcheo $290
reol Cualom de.Igo ~ fealure11 · Pool, BBQ, -
2Br.1'48a ~
28r.28a M50 Eiu:•"'nt locaUoD, walll w complete 1bopp101
Bu&&ifuUy laodacaped
~ apt.a Pnvate
palJOI or decb
17111G:'d aw•at .. w ....
8479'064
,...._.,.Cir•1d1
cov 'rd garage. new eon.actetM• lt22 =I~~ ~~~n~e1d :••••••••••••• • ••• ••• ••
Adult living at lta =t Studio, ain~le adult. Nopet.a oceanalde of h1ehway.
1 Bdrm furn.llhed $365 s:l50 UUJ. paid 494 LIM 1
2 Bdrm tum.abed $4.50
()pen JHdatly
3118 West Wlilon. C Ill
I Betu.nd ff.arbor
Shoppulg ~o~r I
631 Wil/548-2408
Lovely aJI adult, no~.
1..2&! Br apt.a 8200 Ed
m.icer. HB Ml--Oll li
Ea1ta1de l br unfurn. 2 8d:nn ~-
Puol. S300 mo. c.au aJ\ff · nt"W, 365 W. Wilsoo, 6'2·1971 Coeta ......_ 3124 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4Pm~ 1ottunly, tean••· •pa,
near beach. 2202 Hes.
3 Br. 2 ba. k1wtt, nr. So Or 911).5771 or 75 l 2060 .Wcatfield
fA*.YUTS
Brand new beautiful,
Oil P\ua ~. No peta
~..,,
larfe apt for (amUJ~ 2Br OOtlaie l chkt ok DO
wtth 1. a• J cblldftri ~ ~ B Pt.ceuua.
Near park • 1cbool1. D50/mo 541-CZ11
Kiddie plQ UH. 2 Br. 2 8a -M50 a.di "°" 6 nfril. W\r
3 Br. 2 Ba 9125 pd.. IZZAlo. + Lut ID09
Nopetl 7IO·MOOdJI, ~·7401
3111West Wllaon, C II. ...,..
631-5.5131541 a60I --------·
()pea I~ daUy 2 Bdrm ~ PTt yant. 1ar Pool. Adlt1
LA MAMCHA AnS M2Strno M 1r. 203· 8
Larp, 1.24il bd p.rden Oraaae
apt.a. Adulll Dabwbr. bltnl, end ..... Pl bbq. 2 Br. 2 btl, pmtio, bkm
Pool. Gu Pd. 7711 Scott l\O'te. Npt 81.J. $4.50/mo.
Pl.~.~~11 ..... 15154
llACHWOOD APTS
2 Br, 2 tNi $400 Lee l br
SZWALKto~
Pool. )acu11. bltna Adlalla • ., peCa tl2 llDO
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• '9tl I Rte. Ro-
• Gt'°*• laM\Clftlll
• J-. t8 .. .-' ~"
• IO> mo. lntlda IJ"dnr, 3
Bill Ba, Newport~ M'7·5"1
::--~'=='cl 547 ........... J741
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,, I F •• "· !ludio. prot. decon\ed,
Nr. Wectie. 2 Bdrm, lam l.lm:mc. l"ree ma kt sen. rm. frtllc. a be, a car...,. • lllil. Calol' TV. • n $150/mo. Yrly lae. crbfmo._..222'7.
175-59'7 LAGUNA BEACH MTR
INN. Maki aen ., color'
,
._... .
WESTCLIPF PLAZA
ARJl'.A 2br ZM, pool, DU
crptl, comp& au klkb,
applSla, •• drps. eu
pilMt.Gl ....
MIAI
HO.-/llDUC•
HitblJ up1rMMcS. ""' feelovlly decorated l
BR Bads ta V.....uJes
Condo 0¥ft lookJllc foaD.
taia • parlr·like
CIOUl'\Yard. FUll aeewity
-. M1$1mo Call
<:4644-7211
ASK F'OR NIGEL. AO
New luxury t.ownbocnes.
W bf", fprlc::a , bay vkw.
YUJ"ty 117s-491Z Btr.
Bach Condo auard~d
~. pool /apa, club Me,
pr l450Mo tM-5673
Welldlff ZBr, %8a
Adult.I
D1 211113
OMTHll&ACM
e.d1, lrMda, ba1h. ulJJ pd.
Hotd Ape. IZ20 )'111 fr
le> Lst " Lut. 230S w Ol:uDtroal. STH154.
l4 SBR. Z..., be duplex,
F/P. pat.lo, Z cu met
1ar H50/mo/ Aull
12J 15 ISi .om. MS-7'1M
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QOWIOM fM'l'SaJOR CAllPDn'aY
Happy HoladaJ
ffomede1ntn1 Rella ..
penon llaterelted In waRiac betweeo ~2PM. ,__ call55M051
•PROF PAJN'l'lNG •
~ BeuD, R.ela
CA.LL *SSMlOI•
Pal.otlna. INT/EXT
Neat. boDesl. reu • 12
yn. up. Llc'd. DaYe
tM-IOU.
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Repair • aeroof. All typea -abia1le1 · -------...o'1111!'\>'
Da Ye' a Pat• tin I · rodtabak_.compo-\ar.
aa1Comml. Servla& rr... .t. Ml..silO rtD.
C0MtaJ tomm. I JN. Anil.
Hlabeat qual work. RID bl. lie 'd Dave &llldllaCI fMt wtlla ~ m.as Nat W..tAda.
11 rcll 1 ' g H••••••••••••••••••••• I r•c ... 11 !I ESSIAM ,.._-----------------...., ~~ ...................... . ... -..-t •• yrauar. "'ood t d ood .... ............... , ....... •••••••••••••••••••••••
Wuit a REALLY CLEAN -••••••••••••••••••••• R>USE! Call Oin&ham +Quall\y Landacaptoa • Girt Freeest. ~Sl.23 O>mp. eoftacape desip
Chack !luiaa ea.1m "" pa ·~·· re w decb. 1bdln& ....... dn, , ... , ... c... ..... llWl71
Ral6dJOam1. MJ die ---------Carpentry. maaonry, Jo111. ....... ble. Joba. ELFCTRJCIAN (lhanbUia, paioUng, We,
s.11.at,-.oGS Be 1t rate a Be at drywall, etc. Small Is
C:.,.. Slit wtci. Wortmamblp. ~ larpjobe JS 848-ll880
--·•••••••••• ~-time service Carpentry, masonry,
Carpet 6 tJpbol1tery --------plum.bUla, painting, We,
demer'l ol MV G • I I • .. drywall, etc. Small 6 uaranu t 1-~ ~ JB 646-9990 teed .....-. low pricn. -·•••••••••••••••••••• .... .,""'"'
Robin's Hou.aecleanln&
Srvc. for a lborougbly
dean~.~
Alice's Houaecleanlng
Reasonable, reliable,
re&.. 873-12116. 846-«1
Cedar Crpt " U pbol
Cleaners, llr waxing .
Ir iml&ll.lltion. AU work
IWU'· Free est. Green· dale Landscapina
131-Cll
lat/Est. Free est. Llc ...... /llttflt*'
133m1 Guar. Rm. Ted. --·••••-•••••••••• • s:n-io. Nat patcbel •t.e~
Floe ext. pal.nll4g. S\ RllalST. nl-14Jt
Lie I J n1. Try me R Llitn1aa • f1aterin& .. mJ
Bridnrork. Small job1 Sinor ag.55155 )IJfJa or 1'9tureos. llaDbl ••.u. ~s?s..~~ r!.~ " w~~nna. all kind• ratel. MS-5880 Ed F• a "ed Ad AcnoN
._... Prof sound·syatems Plumbtn1. electrical, °'• ...... Help". • .. ,, ....,.. w/lilblabow for holidays beetlna. all gen repairs ,.,_,_,,,.. __ ;.. __ .,...._·_.-~·o lralloccu. MS-7271 Freeest. 5.36-1362
aen. cln'&. Rsnbl. Pro/ SELL ldJe itema with a
Si.moo 838-SMJ. 751-8951 DaJJ.y Pilot Cluall~ Ad
by Norm. Free esL Aver SILL---, ... -,_---_..-.. -CaD
coat pr roll SlO Lit' -items ••ua a A .., ,.. ......., ·~ ~ n.Hy PUat C1Muf11ed Ad. Ml-1671
80-seTI. , ... ____________________________ __,
~ ...... ...... v .......... 4250 OHicelteatd 4400 OHiceRftlfal 4400 ...................... • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ttaw,..INdl ll'9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 311r, 21>9, oeeao .Ww
PALM SPRINGS, CA
GONDO RENTALS l or 2 Rm Suites Crom $75.
T19 W 1il.h St. Call Tom
54(}.ZI)()
Newly re-decorated Luxury C.ondomlDlums.
961',22311 Completely Furnished ------------------1 Country Club Selling, Oneofakind.
Lower duplex 3 br, 2 ba, Golf, Tenni.I available at
wtpatio. w/W cpt, d.ri>s . Special Rates for our
blt.01, Ill bllt to bch Client.a only. Weekly,
1!550/mo. Call 548-3555 Monthly, and Week end
Rentals
2Br. l.Ba, Stepe lo beach
()pen beam. 1118 w eau OomtnJqueat
Balboa. $450/mo. Yrly IT14)J28.8911
PENTHOUSE
SUITE
Located W1thm lhe uni·
EXECUTIVE sum
Avail otf1ce space in Npt
8ch w /recept. an.awenog
service. Coot rm 10·
eluded ID rent. Copier 6
secretarial svs avail.
From $296.. 1133-9916
TOP LOCATION
14274 Beach Bl.
West.minster. Avail now.
886 sq ft. office or store,
oear 2 fre.-ways ,
m.81189: &45-12160 TIU7J.U87. 213-MS-2542
317 CA1lfEDRAL CANYON
, COUNTRYCLUB ......................
$3115. For a larie unkJue
Spaailb stYle J br apt
OCEAN view. m Encino
La. See llqr. Apt C
34 SGT Cathedral
canyon Onve
PalmSpnnp
California 92262 Desert Resort Rlty Inc.
que European designed lSOl Westcbff OT approx
l..tdo Manna Village 700 IQ ft, wW bwld to
Olmlder 1u1t, ample parking,
JBr. carpeted w /ap.
John Fi.sher642·3lll
IOOOSq.Ft.
Low rent m Airport area,
N.B. 549-11852. ~5 M F.
...... gar., t'l75/mo. 1 Larae Big Bear cabin. ~ aaite. pniatige
W. Ramona, S&C pooltbl,colorTV.2frpk, location, S250-S300/mo
2.400$q ft
Pnvate Elevator
Wet. Bar. Lounges
Panoramic Bay view
Covered Pauo
Derorator AmeDJUe5
TJl..1210 • 4N·Jt25a sleep 14. 54M918 AU about our CompWe security. Kaid
epn. ----FREe RENT OFFER aenu:e Secrelarlal -"---------·Palm Spriqs llaW') COD-671: o~s2 .n>ae available F\llly $24 S Lo• e I y I a r I do (aduJt) OD lliaak>D '""1 fundabed. No leue re-
......., , util. pe1d. Wa HJ.la CC, all facillUa, by ~~~~~~~~ qi&red. 111-im ~No~.~ ~or--9-5'30 "THI• -------....---dQs.981-18.,._ 2Br, TCtml • mrtg, $300
No Kida or peta.
UMn-1511.
......................
Mammatb Sid IAdae-UN>
do. Slt1eps up to 12,
across from sk.1 lift
53&-76S8
$3815. 2 Br. l~ ba, pool, RentahtoShare 4300
mcuTm! SUfTI
~u aerYtce olfl~
in Newport Center ,
640-5470
LUXUll.IOUS
EXECUTrYE sums
ornces now avail lo
Nice~-Bun\ball.OD
Beaeb, OD pvund floor.
Plenty "' parSJ.o1. $180 per mo. Avail. Jan. l
SCOTTIEALTY
536-7533
elepntly appouiled Ex --------• ecullve Suites centrally ,... OHia S,..
:.1fi~ :.~mmac ·-·••••••••••••••••• ••
Gemma RJly Movulg! Avoid deposits"
cut flvlng expenses!
lBr nr So. Cat Plaza.
Pool, sauna. jacuzzi sm. Mature. M5-9442
Profenlooall) since
mi. HOUSEMATIS
832-4134
located near freeways, w1tb reception area.
courts I& the Orange De.luxe bld1. Nr 0 C
C o u o t y A ir p o r l Aarport. Approx S90 sq ft
Fac1llt1es include a 979-1533 Walk to So. Cat. Plaza 3br
2ba. MW caipet • paint
Pool, 1pa. SMOMo. N
Peta. Submiloa children
M/F lo Iha.re lge 2 BR. 2
Ba. Nwpl apt 1210/mo.
Call Kirtt' 714-894-l.'51M
friendly, efficient recep ~~~~~~~~~ tionst /telepbone -
~'1MC21D Shr Home & meals in
xctmg for yr cooUn8
499·1S31
aperator who greets your
clieru and anawers your
calll, a complete Calif. &
Federal law Ubrary,
beautifully decorated
cmference rooms, photo
--•••••••••••••• •• copy machines, & the -=...a Villa Roommate to shar e finest In secretarial Seawwu I p 48drm Qisla Meta pool serv1<:es. For further info
New 162 bdrm lllllury bome.S22S+utl 641-11Al. 6 a personal tour
adult ·apta In 14 pl Female. sharel er2 ba nr lhrouab the rac1btle1,
from '350. 2 bd r bch • ahoppinl( S175. 126 pleue contact Vortac
DIC.sums
Prime Newport Beach
k>c:. Near 0.C. airport.
Rent lncla receptJoo,
cooference rm. Janitor
aerv . utlla. 100 Cree
copies I& more .
5ecftt.arl al aerv. av all.
LU or Qoug 851 i4 ll
Retall/Ofc Space Avalla
ble. 700sq ft Weatclirr
an!a 957.(171)(). tawnllia•• from S500 + llstSt NB 6750611 Assoc .. (714 >955·2288,
poola. t.emliis, w.terfal.la ---·--· ----<714~3llOO. =foreooting Rmmt. lo share 2Br, ---------"1CdM. 89> sq fl at eor. Air paid. From O.C. AIRPORT c o n d , w I n d o w a i.-Pr'l dri 1'1'1Ba. UW pd. S175/mo. 1st bulldln1 behind w/drapes, ci>t'I· panel·
cm 11aiac:1a to II~~ C.M.Call~. Gulliver's. Lar1e new ing. Ground fir, Jar
tlllrD Well cm lfd" N.B. or Hoal abr 2~ba, eucutive suites with all pukioi. 2711 E C4ut
t s. I d VUI mok pool 1225 servicee available. 2021 Hwy. 673-4.120 !. .. ..!_'!'.! a1e :-.... 1 e631. fp,:,133 . Buslneu Cntr Dr., •21.3.
" .. _...-.-. vo.r.wa ; "' Jrvme Call 7SZ-0322. DIC. SUfTIS
'-~e to abr 2BR bm in Happineu Is barin1 your
East CM . Doe OK. PlaaEuc.IHYe place of bu1lnesa at
Jloam w/kMdMDeUe UOO mo. + ~ u t I 1 • Wies Baker Center Recp,coo-'12 ...-f& llP. 641-15ll 1bere la a dlfferencel froom, penonahaed ~ ---------1 Laqe 1ultea (.260 1.f.) pboae ao1werln1 and ---------tMAN »"'5 1br Nwpt Bcb provldln1 bl1bly pro· more. Secretarial
JlamDw/kllpriv. Dr._ furn bme w/Man All feHlooal secretariat Mn'iceavallable. For lo· Jllal ellU' •bus. 912-7 amenities Rda $295 aentce with a mau1ea· focall Bev at~2111. .alPM«wbda. ___. ble numbs al uoka. J082
---------Mlcbel100. Suite 212, Macarthur 4 Jamboree, <Jmetobda.Sbrbalh. N AvallJaal: Sbr3br,2ba, lrvine.CaU752--0234. W8 IQ ft. on IJ'OUDd tfl.*'25•S1llO. bcmetnCll w/kty~ level New premises
'15eD5 dr&tltr. S22SMo UUdaaL Pre1t11lou1 Newport MMml'1 Aakfor BW
._ .. _ __. .. 15110. ~ Center office 1pace, --UD0--151--.-M-0--_ .. .,.. • .,_.. avail. mid Jan11ary .
.... Verde Area. Share a Br bome. 111 blkto Spactoua aroll.Dd floor Brick otnce balldlQJ, ap. ~·~....,.,..~~!:.:""~~·~-~~ bead!, Npt Bcb. auit•. lneluilea re«p· proL UGO aq. ft. hncecl
Lra 'Ill or w /o kltell ~3014 tiooilf., teentar7 apace, ~~. ~ '"'-'• pnt lllb, non· Bdrm ...... _ ....... conference room, aq. · ..-rAOSJllorse.2512 2 ..., to abr 1uws tibrary, IDSeheo, copMtr, IM-l1Jtarev.SOM4
II/I", GOO mo+ lllutJ, tn atora1e. cau Debbie,
"' ... -~ .... CJI. Da7 l'JJ..ml. g.,. '79.f19I
Jfcf WA. lleoobc. rm. •'181S5. Cbrts. --------• .. --.
Cll.111'. ....
4450 Mort t JU. Trwt ....................... ~ ' 50J5
J.D+sq ft shop.space. Ira
)Td. Qisla Mesa area,
t:mmo. ~140'l
BEAUTY SALON FOR
LEASE·flllly equipped.
Elstablisbed clJeolle 1.000
sq ft, popular Shoppmg
center. ample parting.
542-7878. 151 ·5312
.......................
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Wttef' Mtc) Co.
All types al reaJ est.ale
LDW!llmeDU since 19ti.
Spedalmc)ill
2-dllh
'4~2171 54S.061 I
Mme)' for short term 2nd
TD't, DO credit cbect, no
smJty, $20,000Up. For ac
bOn call agent S7J.. 7311
t crn1 ... 5100 .......................
Fr'ee Junket fUpu
Evt!ryday lo Laa Ve1u
Via Sdleduled A.u1lnea
For lDformauoo CaU s:n.aino C2U )'77S-0100
Game Show caatesl.aDta
Sl-3512 Tram by bus
aoly. cost f1 Lobmao .It
~lbow
5)00 . ..................... .
Industrial space w /office
lnNewport Beach.
~2lll Anytlme. -------------
For ren' or leue. 2 room
office Ir restroom in 1D·
dmtnaJ complu. UW
pul 642· 'm6 aJ\ S. HB
area.
Prime Npt/Meaa Bual·
nesa Part. Quality office
" warebouae s pace.
Quopet.a. dn.pes " wet b.r. 1400. 7500 sq. ft. W>·
Its anil DOW. Jil' • 29< sq.
IL 1G....a ll·F I to 4. Sat
9tol.
..... W I• 4600 .......................
P\am. 2-Jbr. !be. ~or apt. pref. CdM. Jan.,
Feb, March. 2 e&derly
J.adiea. No Peta. ~9233
Falt .....,..,.,~
z.i1'D'a
14 t,(f% Interest. Long
term. Prom Sl0,000 to
$.'5().000. No prepey meat
peoalcy. no balloon Udo~Co. 873-.,.. 3th.rs.
HOIUX>WNER WANS
ARRANGED
110.000 to '250.000
•AMORTIZED
•INTER&BTONL Y
-sRORT TEJlll
Call B:>b Wllllama-Agieal
7Jl-TT11 or lm-1157
29%YB.D
l3l,.500 2Dd T. D. oo 4 acre
bWtop ocean view lfOVe.
Vista. value $150,000
behind 1156.357 lit T. D
payable l~ due 18 m08,
20% discount (114 I
756-D§e or 751-4827
i;i;;•••n•••••••••• 13% 1235.000. lat T D. weU
-.. I-it 5005 secured w/30mos pay ""'aw t oft Owoer. TIU33--335.2 .......................
rn.SCHOOL
Llc'd for 44 cblldren.
Plwi nice 3bdrm home
Can be purchased on
idot contract at 10%. ao-
t.erest.
Part Place. Loe 142-7481
ICE CREAM I FAST
FOOD. Popular Beach
CASH FAST
lSTS -SWINGS
2NDS -3.Rai
c.ollateralizatioos
Credit Mo P1rablr•
MiCJllllll Pr cw
Uc'dlllroller
714/541-9J75
k>caUon with Xlnt potea. + i m i•llh/
tial. Invest Now! Only r. JTI •I
129.000. Lod.,......
673-5el!Z SJS.5815 ...................... .
S3'10flboua for envelopes • c ••llh 5100
you a:mil Postage Pd (S -••-•••••-••• ••••••
Deah 2S17 lhnlloba, PENNY
Sam.a Ana, Ca. 92704 ).
OWIBlm.,._ PlllHO
ADS
OllY S2
Taite o•er succe11ful
well eatabU.bed paint
atore Bii Inventory,
palot1 6 wallpaper
Ste~llentele. Ceo·
lrally ted. $11..500 Seti any Item or eom·
BE'ITER HOMES binatioo °' rtems far rrs REALTY cw .... wit.ti a httny ___ ea_~_a.or ____ 1 1 PlBrh« Ad. J baa ror 2
Mtmytol.om 5021 .......................
fNEED
iMONEY
•
COQMr\IUve daJ8. &ach addtttanal line ii ., for
Uwl '819. Qarp k .
No coaunerclal ads.
f"or more lnformaUoo
and ID~ 1QUr ad call
642-5111
'UllSTllAS IS"
FOUJtB ADS
ARE Fill
&al~
M~71
I.all or l"1IUDll a pet! Cell
Aalmal Aaaht••c•
Ltque S'J1 -ZZ73\ no fee.
FCluDd or ka.t • pet'? CaU
Special Pals Hotlu>e.
n&Jlm.12». Z11J25a.l99
Found: Fem. Germ a• Sbq*erd, aps,. .. bi, b(k
faee , We1lmlaater
8f7.f541
Lolt. Dobenoan Puppy,
red collar. La1una Bcb
bcmle, reward 414-1112.
2'1'1115 l..quna Canycm Rd .•
Lag. 8ch.
lAlt: Doc. II, Silky Ter
ner. "Pa1ba". small
Salwr. beaae 6 wtal. $100
Reward. lrvtDI SSl_,.,
ar~
Loll: Small gray Poodle
Pink toe oa.lla. •'Sweetie"
Harbor Is Lllac. Rnrard
~
LOST Meu Verde area.
Fem . Buck color
Cocltapoo puppy
REW A.RD. *-)Ml. Alao
M. Britney Spaniel
.dull . 'Slr ...
LOST: sthw .,_, Sbetue
C.olhe. M. Halecreat
area. CM SSMJ014
Found: U/1/19 at lnb •
llanrovia, C.JI. SmaU,
wbt, fem. dos-l4H'NI .. u.
Found: 12/10, BLACK
LABRADOR, mature doc. Bucbard Ir BaMloa,
R..B.mca.
l'Uund: Greet Due II, A1S1ba Beta cm 11\h. C.11.
OW'Dr pleaH claim .
MHmOI'~ .
... 5350... • 350 ..............................................
•LORI'S* thld9JSprd~
3'bn~Ooly
153-8820
Utlqul ~l
CHmSTMM
Unmual, ~~~· acrylic palllliDCI _liJ'
known artist C 'Y' .-
Pll EGH ANT! Cartn&. UaicorD bJ a ~a
o-•h•ewonJby& ~~.: rdtrn1. A.bort.lon. adop-red aea OD a UI taot ban Ilk~ .. _ _,..,,
.t.DrtD£ --_._. _~ ______ SCT_-_ aftt.•pm.
cova GIRL Prof. EHC. M~aaa e
• HJ.0771 • Teaaon. ~~p· ln 3t Hr <M.ca1l Senlee ftcU.. ~ ~----_;,'-=--
PRE LAW stadeal needa Artist laba« to ittb ct.·
115,000 WW do anythlnc Ml't. Ao,aae ~!IJll!IW
Le1al Confidential lo JolnlDI <(ocl
DVll. P O. Bo• 3242. II a u r I c e I!
N.B IBl. a.'72M850 a.ft. e
*'OXY LADY • oc.m:AU. ONLY
•tn-1131•
4JOttMY-S
OF.-W.ORT
ESCORTS
... im Aa.o lllltAI
JWbwd,aanct.Wlady
wOl dD ~ tepJ few
a:mef. ~ to•'hvel. ~ '•
LINDBO RO T N IS
CLUB memb 1p.
tlllD. -""' ...
' I rtS.. ... -H60 ....... ;:;;s ...... ~
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e...tCi ,., BRASS Rf
ESCOITS :.>cAATO•<Cdl'fl.!I ltffrs Ml.OtlO ~Tl!luNG ·~ MC/9ftSA SOCIALAPr'~
DIAMOND WANTED: *661-0729'*
Priv party will tMq 1 to 3 Now Hiring ~
cant. cuh. N a.~ T...... 1-o
O.C..-.c>llT .............. ,,,, .. •
E5COln' SBYICI 8
•
1'°' •H•• 1• c:.-i 1· I I b I ""1frm Amtra!ia: a ~c a l& DI D 1&a • dive Gr. Barrie(' aeumen, re1ldeata Dpt s. CA. ~ 11•
... fit.124I will crew. M.A. . 3JD Nwpt Ctr Dr. .
MICI" '''S N.B. m> , m·• ··'. •OlllClll• •.
11All·2AM ISS-37• Need a ride to Sia' L&Jle ~? I leave lZ~ad.Y P\ATO-SaTllAT AM from NB. SU"D'v
FW rr..thiokiq • ••· 1n1/1a1 1 w~ _..,
1nliot couplea, Rein SG-7D.Aatfcrhi&r°"
"/a baol utelJ Noll•••-& '• I Preuure, Adult .r-an.
Mi50 l•ar, Hall)'wood.
.,
.!!!!~~~i..i-..1~=~~== Cf* ._.. • ..,. 'PIT. or , '!!!!!!!!,!!!!!!~~ ftr. OU, .. Del, -E
!I" a.&""'· COi,. call -------· DmL ~. ----
Co••l•r Help for ....,.11c•.a. ... dryc:l•••l•I plaat. ,.,.. ._..
Nftport lead~.
OUll.-...... Nll llme.
ft .. lH deparlmHt wUI lrala, HI-HM.
aNda htdlvfdual1 for .,._
_, ~ol p ion --------
Ad ollltaUoo. BHlc CDl1HTD 1D1LP -h11 lll&breq~ and or part·llm•
HouMW'l•ff ••lc:oee
Good opportunity to RuDuros maebJIMl.AM --------· ............ ~·
work la area of ••· lor1U1o.Mt--~~~~~~~~ ·~~~;;;;~;;f lalal')' c:ommeHW'ate ,..aaa aad P'V'l'\A <XJUPLE \0 ulilt msr. m -rilliiil:i : _.~·Pl n · w ti di Oran,. CtJ -dtluae EucWtv.ON»ultaat :.:,:J.:.•'~mtu~.!l j .!'fi_~.!!!n.,,:: blda-aJ + Aov.a7-. =.-::=!..':.~
to • M• u.n rrt. a
1d1ool •I• cblldrH. J.niDe .,... Own c.,.
Reh UH /wk +
,._ane or c:au ~· llblral packap. 1 o.om.-ztor •Piil· •tttorleat bulldl•••· :~.;;...;,.;;..~~~--! .._. U1C1U41Wlfy,plHM81>' · .,..,_.....,...,..... 111111& a11o be ...... la
DOUGLAS OIL ~~·~ :&s~~::tg'ror ~·~~.
We J(:r an excellent
ula.,i. and complete
tmwtO~plusa
pleaHnt wcwllmc en
vlronmeot Tu learn
.......,.. tills poettk>n. .....,,~ dlt' apf>ly ln
penl09l0
'Bt~CA 1# -..~
~ Oppdrtunlty BoQkJreeper fr VIM JI
.___._. 11 /f' ff u.c:hml operator. lmm.
-·--..-'•er--•' -•I openln11. many co benellt.a, eacell pay plan
Call Shirley Jone.
-.ibom..-oeus~=:~ an.=-> __ .-----
CIOlllllllti .. loo. <No Draw) BreakfHt Cook, ex
t!mld but. will perienc:ed only, lop pa Y,
4'7-44i4forap-eacelleat beael1t1 BelUlfu.I beach location.
AwiY tn Pfl'IOn. 400 S. c.o.st Hwy. La1 Sch. Tbe
f'UYR.ocer
COMPANY 'rGO~WS!OftOanterDr. P:: ~' :J = anuf~•• ftaaocloc.
£v• Te~ NelfPOR tltac•, CA 9*0 •ortuae co. T~ ,,.,.nq f..,lbWt1 ,. llnt&lll.elat ~ • JOwpm. ~....... poru. de .. topha ai.Airw~A:.. f'.4UIJ'Yf Emplyr :=-!fr.f: .. nd. = =-=e·~~=l•-------•I HOUSP.XEEPD·_,. MAii.CUii(/
=::tve ~ APPT. CAU. ';Jf.HIO • ad• e r t t 1 t o I , o...I · I ~ for reUremeat CO.•B
ElnDloYer II/I' N JH Qeric:al Mk for Nancy. Coldftii ~¥Won ol empli9fw YOLT ... • ttft fer.. oa day fr aft«Doon N e w po r ' B e a c b
........_ Banker Rend" Mortp1e wt Cll'pftilattoe of laa· 1.,...,,, \, flOOd ..ttq coo-a.a.-... -btnkiDI llrm PACIFIC g:· A Coldwell Banker tns•or,....~am.-: •.rrf1bonua•pdvaca· -~vidua.I for eo-
Clerleal. Lundry 6 Mult have MBA to real ri, • l!S. Uoo.f!-f711 llY level pmttlon to re-
KJtcbea MUTUAL An==~ :::'r .~T':f~ 1!l~omci =-~v·i ·:~ r:.c~ ::!·. ~.:"d'~~ • Ill Frr da-_.._""omen hUAll &aw Employ '4M741 --~-.. -,,..,.,. perfanmnftl ol courier a::.ac n1 career op A major life tnturan<'e 1• ..,_, •.. Off I DO ----..._._ v lld C w •·
-·-1 ' J 11 Cotta .. e1a Ne-~ort ment ce ( T > .. Campu1 Dr. NR ...._. a a om .. --..t.es llt uven • COl1_IPll.DY 9'udquartered • .. U9.11'7~lD Ad paJd few <Acroufrom ________ , driven llc.se •ear re· Hall.~. laun-ln Newport Beacll, ha1 area. MUil be .s b1 employer .. Salary J<JtmW~Airport l ....cTIOMMOU> qulNd. Prior oK\Cle n ·
dry and kttcbn ptt'IC)n· ~portuolllH for In _dllun __ .Ca_U_~----t J!.114lweek.ly Eqm!OpporEmployer SU.W ,_... • lJ'plq uUls
net vktua.11 with lkllll and CUSTODIAN _full Ume C... ... .._. we __ . _" :••-+-'-sin"•· &a.~ellent
Call ('714 )&M.1NS
to l"lll«Ve Ume OD
CAREER DAYS
Dec. 1'16 lt
ta,m.to4p m
COUNTY Of
~
625 N Rou St Rm 0180
Santa Ana, Ce 92'101
VOLT , ..... , ..... ,, .• ,* .•••• , .....
.......... ,.. ... ,... .
'INIW>.NIWAY
MIWPOl1' .,, ti .....
Newport ....... s.o.s.
SALES
SfllOllY
aenetal Office eX • ~Sec:ntary r..-WIU"" -t'101111p11DJ bwfi&a. Cell
perieoce tn ooe or more M·Y lam to 4 JOpm HeaJt.b care compuy lD ..... __ ... ~-----lniDIDa II aMd'•wa.Uy Perwm ti, MM*, Est oltbe roUowtn1 a,.u· CdM aru. Xlnt. wortdq lMDe bM lmmed. open ~ • ...,_ qa66 a l!.O E.
condl. call 87>-Z. M·f' I f I IJ. Joi> ell&aill: ~ ~~~~~~~
We have Immediate
operunp If )'OU q u.a 1Jt )' •
~ offer a unique work
IJll environment m a1M1
lion lo excellent c·om
peny bmefltll Plea11e ap
i>'Y In person to
Penionnc:I Department
700 Newport Center Dr
.Newport Buch. CA 92660
f'AiuaJ ()ppty Emplyr
M(P , I
e·ao-tPM. n1 or an eaecut ve Gm1 Ole PIT. n..1ble maldlt.l&atl-U111ltmtaor -
MCn1U.r1 to our ,,_.. ein. flB uu, au for troullle1bootl••· £&· ~
Delivery Man for L A
Tlmea, lo bomea on
BeJboa laland 3 JOam to a·oo.m. ~Imo No col·
le ctl nit HI 144 I .
646-1413
dtttt Ideal caDdldate Jam·...,.. ,_....=· , _ __._ .......... 1 .... ,, __ will have t.be abWty to -C ..... ..-. .__ .....-. ¥U-u ...... ,
...__. OD own ·-.. '·Uve GIRL P'IUl>AY, ,.un,c Of,,.z---kno•l•d•• or plant• ....,. • .... ,... , ..... _........ I 19" Cley. H.8 beipl\al 4N-Olll Eacellent typln1 and INllUn ..-.-IJuea <W/9udlS/Ga.rfieldl -· ·
lharthand u llll a mU1t ulale mana1emenl. EO £ M/P MAMAe!M8'T CompecJt.ive u.Lary and aome tys.:aa need•d ________ , Requ!rt' enterprl1lng
frinae t>enent1 packaa• ~'::: 14.2~7e or evH penon Spare Urne E•·
DELJVERY. mU1t ~able For Interview rontat'l _..:.... ~1 opportunity to
to ltf\ bea v Y 1tt'rf'Oll .Ir O t' n I 1 t' G u 1 m o n d . Ortnder Traintit' o o o1r IMSUIAMCE hlrve your own market
1V'11 MonthruFtl129 6411.U!EOF.,M/f Io Somt' prt>vioua Cl.Bl( lnlbus..,..,wltboullD· A~y ln person, Kt'rm -cnndl.n& upeneoce pre N r"" port 8 • • "" v..immt Jncock Dlatr.
Rima Hardwne. 2 Eaper weldftr " fitter ferred Contact M, Mor\plf ballk.&111 firm Ceolu.ltants,'3J·SOOI.
Harbor.C.M Good pay• benefltt Ha a1i-. --ti. 1lDOlediau ~a uea a.81~ ,..,,..7 , •• .._. tor an l.-u.rantt CkrlL to •tielCAL •
DEMONSTRATORS Fri manitOr &oeo fU• 6 U> ~ 6 LVN1 with
& S.t lOam unUl Spm --------Guardl 11n t'Oll&.lnWIUOn o1 ap advanced nnt aJd..CPR
Wortt near YoUr home: IXTRA ~IY anrwnoN propaaw IDIW"a.Dtt COY ~ ..... ~~ da1 Yooda fr appllaneu I ltn •raae l·Z 1ear1 u ~ --W
7S5671or21J.2t0-7080. ..,.._ $41~ -· pe...-ce r-.•nd Por "'-J PwmalMl9& ~ ...... • ....... fURING NOW •O••atmaal , utl U&n 1v&ll Xlalt Nla17, <lett~ WIAL ... ,.... Anil• FW• • et1 -at '-,ut. Dr. Pel.....a GVNV~ALOf'FlCP E"llpanded function l'JX> boar Aad'81•14> D. l!..O E. ~. 1311 ... La~
r-·ft "' == uedid w ... 4'elelf Cell W, i&curtty peuon••I -------• ar._.., CA-. oa,.. sr.c'7~M ' omc. for " .-.Ytll-7113 ,,......, bot• m•a It CDfJa:t.._. 1....-t ... A~CLERK.S unday/F,lday. HBJ ....... wua'1Ua t -· .....,men ' TopPa~B p~ y &d-tlDI. _______ , '=-J6 ltlSa~-.S. MODSUNQ: T .... 1•
PaldWeellly 0 ee Dental A11t Ortbo FACTORY .. _ .... _ f-"-w 1Ut eertlfleatea In· • chrllde. ;om our team Pi l .. d ... 'Set •la -· .----....,_ fll0detift1 in •~-
f>ro«rH1lve ofc C M WAREHOUSE I I •; N6lnUd P"'OINm f« 1
N 8.!Me--5170 No='!:;~~ GU•BftS P fll v.-.,a wena lo proreHlonal
ll:IWKU.llC. Top Pay Paid Wedlly AAU ' I ...... m M ldlool Clau 1lartln11 DINTALASSISTAMT Full .Ir part ume All Alfl'OUND£RW1UTl!R Jan S, 1215 South Coul IRVJNE IDE M/fl' S.tW'day1 Good .... ,,.. f~ Al .. 21 or .....s.rd.COPft(nnd. '1S2 MM R . D A E v e a fr l\onell" are a a U DI form 1 AaeDcy Eapr ta aub-lbWl~·250Z.
Irvine. Call aft S pm, ovw Rat1rad wekome AlTn>lllll>dWRrTER •MQDB.5•
0.ER.K A/P. 3 to 4 day1 m&'l39 lllMCIUC. No~ Df!oC App-TRA.IHl!E 6
per week, exp prel'd Ap ~-• 't ... ly Umvenal PrcM<t• £qw-~-. IMlt eoc •ISCOITS• ~Y at 1860 Placentia, ua-. ua · 4 ... yi, no IRVINE '1S2-MM Service 122t W Slb a_.. ...... b IN\E .. ,,. • oec 111ary --L--~---' M•a. .-. •· uoc:ac area. uv Street. Sant• Ana In ..._ Ofc/11111 y---. ..__,_,,, .-~ .... ,_,
6'5-'1580 -------C4ntew hours 1-12 6 1-4 ADIUN. ASslsTA"HT' * 661.0729 * CLBK/7-11 IDeotal Frnt Ofc, non· Fmaleaueodamtocare MootbruP'ri • ..,..._ l rr KC9l'I
11 PM to '1 AM. Sunday amok.er np pref, but wUl ror dlubled woman HOTEL. P'roat 0-k 6 n;pr. dl&a ..,..,.... ... , es ....._r..~ thru Tbur1 . a1s ....... --~·• altAAw ... Paularino, ea.ta Me1a train rl1ht peuon, unwt''I lkenle Ill llll!l Swttcbboarcl 0.,.rator .--~--~
-1 _.... NewporlC-enter......,.11 bowebeptn1 ntfl. '" BtaaatJful botel. Sood Atttadi" '" ..._ -.SlOI AJI ~1 '*teflta. r .. S.()Qly. ·
Cl.ERi-TYPIST
'J'ra.b:a. potlUoa ev.Ua-
b&f In our Clautned Ad· vtrtl1ln1 department.
HoaratAM tofPM. 1.JOt
typba1 AetuiNd (.3$-40
wpm). Tn>lnl t..t will be adminfsteied. Some
ten key b1 touch ,....,.,.
lhcellent company
benefit• Incl ud Int lDldtca1. deotal, ure in·
IWMCe, etc. Oood OP-
portunitr for advanH• .....
1'ot lntervlew pie .. •
caU:~ornce ·
~.nt.m ~COAST
D.Al.YMOT
•W.8ay8t. ao.ta11. .. F.4ua!Em~'
Dent a I A I I I I t a D l CllrQllU1 bfedila, "41Pt7 ........ aaM1y bM.s Oii Ml4im
Ortbodoollc. R.D.A0 fbod68"era1e ·Smf•SudllcMl.UUS. upr aad ablltty --------
NewportBdl.IM-1.Zll. n. Bellloa Bay Club" o.tHwr.Lac&d r.Jt.ftoe Brue• c:aU MllSISA.ml-
nowbiltq. Rem•..,_.. wu&ed '° lvb. SJJ.Tm rom1a111 .._,. ..._ wfl:M on. DmUl. RDA wlt.b C/P. ttealaM ..... _ _. ..-for Jamee'I aq. Vafl•1 8nad1 Call Dal~· ot llO aft P' IT . Top .. aa r 1 . Kadly-..ill flolDe olc: .... ,.,_ ..t • .._.. mart Dr. K.lq Hut. W. • lu. Eves -.17. 8'd1 ~. N "--. clllUid_..i Ml.lit be Hptrltaced, rrt.m.asw. --------• .... aft. ONMtloe•'7 _Bch ________ 1 Vnkmr•w.. IMur-•••11. Appl1 140
1JL8PLAY BUILDER _ W ..... -0., •Houtc:leuen. ean o-i,.Clp"t) •c:uuJ· .!-!9~1•!!.:_·!!N;!.8.!:_ __ _
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bank secretarial ••· ~ O.OctudJ.D1 loan ~).adesln
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U you are truly lnleresl·
ed ln a career It oot just
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ooe oC tbe JDOSl SUC · c.aful automobile cor-
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Perform sec retarial
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Salary commensurate
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resume or call in con-
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Poodle. Sb1bbu. 511·'°2'7 nMllt • box lprp ~
Glrmaft Shel)Mrd Twn eled lldJurta·beda .. __;,..;;_.;_______ AKC, 1 ..._old pups, bollten SZIOCllet ~ 7131
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MUe ~money wort;. Ina abroltd reaardleea ot your aae. sex or present
position. AU types or
workers urgently re·
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a stamped . self·
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701 W asbi.ogtoo Street
Dept 5032
&tfalo. New York 14.205
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&11-nll 2Twin Beds w /frames
lthdbrdl $7$ ...... -.... ······~. Persian Kittens/ ...,_ · Woo't L,uu Glb.Mll .1-Cocker Spaniels/ c.....-----.--_.-,_--Gultar 11.• ..,, ...
cairn Terriers/ Lhasa Crystal cbapdelier. a ~ma~~=~·~!· U14tlt a.i8ff•t1111'111'-• lilbt. ., Cba.ndelier I _. --_, · -· All-IO P11 Apsos/ Shih Tzu/ Hitit. m. Swa1 Ucht, ---.----.:~'1"1'9~"""'..-.
Oachshunda/ Golden m .&n·l078. · l..tfl,)'Vd.rti.cket
Retrt8"9rs. to Hawall, SL?5 or ! . ldai!I All At t' Sota $100. Mapavox ~UJUme .,
PAllCm"SPITS ronaole 1tereo uo --Office"" ... • a ~~(/\ Brown area rue 120 a.rl"Y•mALL -· _.
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ct\n l'70 ea . Bar stools Savina a G r~al for Modet 1219. ' ~-~
•DOBIE FEMALE• HO ea , u w tr uh CbNtmaa ~almco Cofl>. 5'7-·~>y;~
5 Mos, sbota. crQ9ped ~. 758-UOI Antique 641-IHl _Full lo-.d oJ oJ!,iu.
Sbowquality -.3'38 Annoire Dnft.ina Table. 43"xl4". furniture. steel &Ski!IO'.
Xlnt Cbriatmu 1lft. Twtn Bedlw1frames. center 4' aide drawer ctn $1.S-M. ~4'141
champ aiN ft bloodhne, l(lllldcond MO w/30"•30" draftlna eoucftD0,5tt-$13'_ t.hlff
Wire Fos Terrien U) s.52-1456 madL MZ5 97-4012 ---£-.ea :n"~papera t u1 DkPinedhuncset.dnk. ~ aeWD1 qu.aUty flrn.4r'IDS ·~~
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Bn*eD bMned famlly . 5e.e3 di. ~wool. "2--&tMCZJ. 2°'1 8•_.
mist atve up ita be•ut. 2 RllWOOO Or Of'. Sua_te_Jln_, _lntttJ__.~
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German Shepherd .............. •••••••••• Sparkh:tu trer
Aee.te call f« details. CHllSTMAS Pool Table. mu lo9. WJt.er D\.lpeQSer.
MIM03I ~I l250 ..._!INO . 640 7~ ) Ii. ... Just I n tim e for Fri.Sat. n. -------_ ,.__6 0,.... .. ,.Wt.<.
Cbnblma1. 2 M AK C 61lD.bSL H.8 2 Uruted Atrtl.oes 1~ far~ -··•••••••••••••_.~, ..
Golden Retncver pup G S 1 5 f -<XqJOftl Pnce negotaa Pl.AYER PIAN0·1 .. ~ Jllea, 7wu. Evea aft 6.30 araae •. e 0 as· ble ~o 3233. ul 234 Xlnt. C'OOCl. SUOO 1 ·Jitf..I 0 • wkndlanytlme: MS-UGl. tab&es, beddi.na. and •P· amre S5Hlilr10eo'fa. ""tbhibnJ ----------l)l1a.nca •. Movtna 9·$. ,.., 'IUUJ1 o...i.~BfTSY for local __ W_ESf_IONS_•. •iT•E•R-• Fl-ff lo lo•ln1 home. W.. fl Sua.-11> Navarre, Dewtnne oil palal1n11. OllCAN ~. ~ ~ ualgnment.s. adorable, playful yr old tnuw. m.-rn1>. lower than appraiaal. •alnul. '550. ..'l'l&ulr ~bt..overl8years. ANTl~~~ALL ~mal ~~llie .. ~~ Chrl1tma1 bauu. Gd .,~..._.Ult-3.Pll. 7'NM3 M4n!2 .......
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....... ,.....,0 WANTED: Small male mile. 1tema. Sal. SUD. aoo. Wiapfe d~Hr. I f"'1fi!l'*1
Teniermiaq JIMl YU'liaia yray. So. SllD.$9-1'51 ?! .. J'.!1'1'ftll~~
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11 rN UIWll ....... ., "'61 --. ~ Ji\all tUoel.Part Uma -· conecuon : J VICDa r. type of perMtr1 don't Alfirmad-.Mlion achoo( tucber ~ .... -pWor wall clocb Cira wb puppies, yellow. 1-P'amUt Cbrlflmas ~ llliOdf'·-eo.d. DO 2 me~ =·· . • AKC, mal-. pod homes Garaie Sale tam-4:IO --.... , .. 1100 ••· ,wai:; SPG bafi. · walt. .. Contaet 1.11 &o4ay • Employerll/PIV/H • ewport mo, $1000.l2500. Facllth ln peraoo. _______ .... _Be_a_ctt_M0-8GO_____ W-Cmjnister Circa 1900 wanled,Hurry! 581.aa:J Set. 215' Tera Clttle. l7$.9t _. IQ-dro • • ~
TELEPHONE for $300. Aho USO
SOLICITORS Cylinder music box w /4
Part time. Sun· Thurs beOI. 8 tunes $3500. (714 )
S.30to9:30PM. Can earn _'161MmZ __ • ____ _
MIO to $'700 per mo. WW ()le Austrian dbl seated
train. Mmt be reaponai-ldlool dak. French Anll·
bAe & able to follow m-Q1le Walnut birdcage.
atructioDs. In N. B. area. a )4M-2522.
~ ---.-------------•Brua ceili.n1 fan $225.
S210~ for envelopes Pair cl French k>veseat.s
you mail. Postage Pd. S'S'lS.ea.642-7860.
CS. Deala 2:517 Manitoba,
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Mlll Very k>vab&t. Nitt BOX STALLS. 12xZ4. Clirutmaa aift. 541-tnl opm&DI immed ., mo.
al\3 You feed/clean. Call
before 5pm: 751 .... Sm white German Shel>
rnil:, spayed. gentle: If t U .... to'5
~1110,983-&442 ............... _ ..... .
Free lo lood home
Lab mix. M 2°"'yr
M$-C711
Loury carpet ~yrd .
Wardrobe 911$. Dot caae
S20.MM&33
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s.natAn.a,Ca.92'104). Antique Bdrm set-dk ________ ,l..__......,....__......,....__.....i wood carved tulip
'l'\me mea.os mooey. Use w/armoire, no 1prin1 •
spare hours lD business mlttrela'1t'a aveoeer!"
cl your own and watch $ll00. 1963 tE Wallace
Olffee \ab&e, aquatt com-
Ooride needa a home. Sm mode. bu commode.
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Dl'l'rD11ftWH :an+. Salary $3.2:5 to ~~~~~~
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Sales UMFOIMS
547-6616 P\JD6Ptr,eamupto:ll ~~~~~~
br. 91.-U. ' Male/J'•male
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PMT TIMI Fort.n~ call
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t4Ml2lar..._ 114-1S1 JtSt Ell..,. BetW.01-5'11. , ________ ,
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your earnin&s &row. St.OostaMesa.
Syr Poodle. F 6 1payed malchinl. $75. 50 pl
Shots. Needs yard 4' baJTel oak aqvuariwn. n.c . ...__AA. s. GOO. Queen 11.Jie mattftss
Local distributor •Ill --------Free clotbJnC to need show you bow. Phone .&-N'1 .... •en 1010 family Don't be l
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2 darlln& pupp.e1 sm ml
breed. M6F. 0 rea
<llirltma1 11ft.14$-llZ2
n.dllbund •YT old male.
No peper. All ahot.s aft
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.CHRISTMAS
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NEWPORT BEACH Firm. 760·9U7. Evea • ,a.o... 0 .". MOl\OWAY' only.
"11.l'old 4Uao pjdMip. SANTA -AMA '71 Fial 12• Spyder,
cmdtUon 6 clean. moo. 835·317 I AM/F'M c .... new maaa
Allo n1l'll W 1aJ au '"9UIJllllAftOMIMG.~ fl Uret, 35,000+ ml. xlnl
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tnm. jwt been repaint· '71 Okla 98, Pwr ever·
ed sovw 6 Maroon. A/C. )1lliq. x1Dt lot. Dda eaa .
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cond Pvt owner. A ,.. .. ,_ ~-bnuUfuJ Chriltm111 llft. 72~._,reme, auto ~ Pb419'1·5Z7L tnnl, A/C, Or11 ownr.
1115. CaU ev.. ~·· '96 Ford MUilan«. bdtp PWo "17 :0. "~ :::1.:·~· ...................... .
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mom1 or late eve&. Good =.200·
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••.-·--••••••••••••• ready . xlnt cood .•
CUit.om teak yacht ac MllO/bestoffer. 646-~. c$ltlea. C.Ockpll deck --
iuj d rack11 , tables, 1975 Yam1tha RD 3~. ~helvea, hatch ('Oven Good coodltlon. l800 or
etc. Jim 645 37411 best offer Call 963 .. 117,
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•••••••••••••••••••••• i6 Kaw 900 ZI Muoy
'S5, Chriacraft £xpre111 Xtra. Mual acll SV~·
C.wnr . Spor.UHthu OB0..2~-S4&-.l005
wleundeck iilatny nraa. -CZ MX ~. 1-1-t., !K"rew, 6 cyl. ~ lfl7S 400 """ct; eot •8048 Coodllloo $700 Even·
lnp; 631 1.581 __ _
GUAM<> PAClll 23• Monterey Claulr "18SR500Yam
w/origlnal lcyl. Hlclt1 S800 Best offer.
n Fwd ~ Ton, auto •
Wlb. canopy tr more.
Great abape. m.1111
'fll Chevy ....,.too, short
bed Must ae!l :WS.3971
'73 ~ too Chevy Cheyenne
PU Good condltion
DwJ tanks, puah bar,
Sheil. mae wheel.II. plwi
Call Bill after 7PM
SIJOO, 780-IM29
'78 DetaWl P U . Df'W Urea
fl brabe. liookl like new
CDJO.~l.J+t
~ f"ord l ton P U. Air
oon. l!IOO; lake over P•Y·
mentl 54-9715. englne Boal " engine --~Ul. -
over 50 yean old. C.Ort1bl· "18 New· Honda Hawk 400
tent trophy winner. Aul.omallc •700m1 WI· 72 Oa1aun Pidlup, •bell.
Probably tbe finest der war~anty ;949. fDll&ll, xlat cood., Jl.QO. ttlltOration lo the area. • _eG-Cl.1 ___ • ____ ___,
afered for aaJe or trade N&-20:!0 '7 3 ID le r D a ti 0 Dal
al a very reasonable "18 Yamaha 500SRE; bl.It., ..... ,_,. b fiicure. PP. 6"-3478 _ , ..... cl al eJ1hau1l , new Trav ........ auto, p/a, p/ · ,,_ air lbocks, ooJy fJOKm I
W...&C ...... loat heimet.4600ml,perlect Good cood. $1 ,7SO ~i9• Dttfield Bay Boat cond $12SO·F!rm ~d)'ll
Convertible lop w /fr. ~ -v--957
mge All fiber1tla11 '72GS IOOO S u zu ki '79 •••••••••••••••••••••• Mdl. Coovertt!d from motorcycle, 100 +TOP.
..fee mtr to electric: 11tart 847..t609
Ol&boerd. Com pl w /lrlr
~ee at Lado Marina
VJJJaee. 714/631 ·31.33 __
-rt 23' Mako 1/8, tum key
equip. Muat Sacrifice!
BULTACO PURSANGS
"18 125cc MOO. '72 2.'Mk c
l200. Both cherry! Ted
all. 5; Ml-'1972.
$13.700. Great Marlln Motor"-91. Saile/
Boat. 71.U7U3113 ... /St...,. f 160
~llC: ...................... .
FOISALltl IAYCIUISB lt7t HarYHt Mini · UID8. 21 ft.. CbrU, xlot llotorlao me. 1 n I m NllDnd a.it.• •teal at maculate condition
M,000. Tr.S./olfer. Uuuout" only Z3.000 ge·
M6-7•H ouloe mllH. Fully
f · JI' Cbrll Cnft. Many eiL· •pped Ir wt11ally un· ma.rbcH.nakte 6 out. Wlll tDa. Makeolfen. coa.lder anytblof in
9"'-147• trade " can arrange
3>' Duffiekl Elertrk Ba f I n a n c l n I . 0 n I y
boat. Xlnt. cood. What S7985/bfft offer Mu1t
Cbrlltmu Preuol I aell ! Cell Clive at 8-7340 (res >or 979-2500 $10.000. P .P . 548-2381 I °"9 ).
~ -:1 901 I Rml'--22-ft-hu_ury_m_otor_
•-•••••••••••••••••• bome; 1leepa 6 ; 1elf·
to' Newporter Ketch. coot. SZ50/Wk. + I' ml.
Reaerve now for -~-------
au11tma1. Parade or """1o '-"~• Parh 0.y Sa.Ut, C.talloa lri111. & Accee1-"es 9400 Pted;~. ....... ............... .
8-en• now ror N t M1W
a>tlhnde.•'Tra PARTS•SERVlC!
Yacht, walk around HOUIS
deck. full vu deck boute °'*' Ta.~._~1 ep.m
1
. W/Wet bu. Brentwood ldcmdafwuuF'rida
Qwwa. .-.'1023 CJaMd 881. 6 Sun.
...._ W f060 F&c:tlve llan. ll'M/7'
...._. .. ._........... SADCK8ACIC
llCllYlll MU JOID flZ CdumMa ._..,M ,.l.Maln,Sant,aADa
.... ....,.. .. tbe Wit.er. AUbeC«Dtrot Wamtr
lie It Boll ..... Yrd, 146-7010 1172~. C.11. Belt 8 • II.,_ 6 strip c 4 ca.II. doleCI bid, O'V.r
•• • 1.,... oau =Lt11oo. a • M -.Ul Iola.,._ cooverur, new ' · lllO art car convemr, B •Maar~r. tlOOor MD lfParai.. e.ua, ......
71 Chevy Van. ~T. rum
aood , waa uaed by
pa.later. f700 780-8611
'71 VW van, nu paint.
AM /FM stereo. very
clean. A11ume 1010
llG-1340
.woa...a., 95IO ···········-············ CONRDOOIALLY
We &.MN for Leu
Srdrn""'"
Cel SHalY oML Y
761-IJJZ
tlto .......................
COMNlll
C H~ ~WO i f 1
• "'r I I , , 1 • I
1 r / ' •. 1 ~ 1
'>41, I .lOO
I M.11 ED IATF.
DELJV!:RY•
LAAGI S&.ICTIOM
OfHIW 1979
320I'•
52111
• ALSO &33CSI '11
IMSTOCKl
C..U today · We a1M> m1&y
have that pre-owned
BMW you ant looklng
for!
H 1·2040 495-4949
Ol.AHCH COUNTY'S
OLOIST
S&ia·Servi~ Luaine
Row C..er,lac..
Rolla Aoyc:e flM W
IMO Jamboree
Newport Beach 640-6444 ................
IOI McLAREH'•
&
950N. Beac.6 Blvd .
LA HABRA
01111. No. of SA Fwy >
r114'52J..llJl
~)' b)' Appt.
HONDA wbda EXQ.USIVELY VOLVO
HIADqUARTEIS ~~ ••••••• !!.~~ ~~~~ TODAY!!! #1 DEAUR IN U.S.A. B~;'R~A.SF.
UMIVERSITT ROY SAL~~:r~t; ID> ~!~~~!~[ ~~ ~'RUCKS fl1\ !:':0 .. <11 2025 S M anchester
2&'IO Harbor Blvd ClOSl 0 WNOAY\ Ana~rn 750 -2011 COSTA ME.SA
540.9640
"79 Honda Accord LX db
modei Xlnl. rood Syr euar ~, &•~BOO 1014
'76 Jlond1& Civic, xlot
mech. fond. I owner.
CUIOO . .W.3'58
'78 Honda Civic
HatcbtNtck. Xlot cood.
Pvt. Pty.14'7·5llleves.
...... 9710 .......................
nm place trophy car, '73
J11 2+2, 32,134 m1le1
P erl In /out 90'11 orll(
llt¥1W u r $18 ,500 Cl.I II
IS> l .1272-02U
'79XJ6L
'61 Stiver Cloud. e le2anl.
whne. by owner , 121.000
640-4999 .., '760 .......................
SAAi
~Sate In Procrea•
I '71 $AA.I GU
Automatic, air cond .
•LmrOol pwr 1tMrin1 • AM/ni stereo I track m«m>'9481.
IEACH IMPORTS
Ml Dovr Street
Nt:WPORT BEACH
UZ,..0900 ---T~ 9765 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SHOW ROOM COND
87~ 7570 '7J Corolla $&00 Nd11
T L.C 21MPG A·C, icd
t7l 2 ln C714 >M7 3I03 ..... , ................ .
'7•. k>/m1, many xtrH. '16 o.ula, ' dr, • 1pd,
$5,20<> 714 /U2 1s•1. 1J'91111. Lo mJ, •lnl cood
2U/SllM-6M2 l3000 C.2'710
.__ GMa 97 l4 "10 Toyota, aood 1a1 run-....................... Dll".'750
KanmM Oh.la: i l while 842..Qt I
79 l..wrury ~ ca . (,old
meu.U.H lll.n lu th r 111 k.
~rt 1·1Jn d JOOQ m 1
6Mil63
.......................
Wela 9910 .•.....•........•......
67 CONVERTlULI:..
Skyta.rtt, abarp SH lo
appnc. MMZ10
'72 RIVIERA MINT
cx>NDITION Lua Xtra1
Orlic owne r 12 125
~.6449l>9i
('.ocMpc '915 •••••••••••••••••••••••
au&omallc. '81 orl1 T~ 9767 !'!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!~~-! mileL Xlnl cond. Cull ·~ after8. 873.21653 ••••••••••••••••••••••
'Tl &lO I, bloe met, •¢.
smrf, Blaupanlrt llefW,
new Mlcbelln. A /C,
aiperb oood, '11700/oftr
11!1..e:zzz
711MW5JOI
4 apeed. power tt.Hrln ••
P>"WW bnkea alr condl·
Uoniq, AM ·YM 1t.er.o cuaett.e, electric tun·
root, eLectric wtndow1,
TOPM/tan Interior, ooJy 2-!t..O!O mllH SU.too IMUtPD)C.UGC-Om .
,. BllW, 18.000 mi, dark = ru111 equipped. aJat • '18,000. 7fJ0.1493
C..,t 9711 .......................
"74 C.prt VS, • 1pd, MW
ndlala, All/'11 at.ereo,
Jdm& CIODd. 912100/t.t olr ......
f 720 .......................
H/.JJW!f'll Dfl T'.U tl
Ii ! I I t l '• •1 'I J ! . I'•
.... '731 .......................
79 RX·7 OS, ai.r. MOO cua
radlo1• wht , 22m,
MERRY CHRISTMAS •U101ottr Mr Julian
M0-1810 am, and 8'54751
pm Mwu••.._ '740 •••••••••••••••••••••••
•tii9171
4IOll.C
New car fldor7 warran·
ty, a.bowroom tMrW, IUD
~Ito~ alloy
• cl • ttereo.
<aO.a > MMIUUOMS
MOITS mo HARBOR BLVD.
008TA II DA
H1·1276
C01'4NUL
CIUVRO lfT
,. I, 1 .. I
r , · • • t
'>.fl> 1 lOO -
AMIP'll, dean, P.t Pty -rt Vala.re Pnm.lere VI, 4
IUOO.te::um.9IM.l'll. dr, CIC, AM/nl, A/C,
ii llancbero GT. Bil Xlateaad. a.».•·51d
351C Cam. manifold. ;e v°'are Premiere fJ
blW&nced .. bb~prtaled r JI •• 1 ~'...-"--· U-d cyl., U y eq ... p., .U., \Aal""" ..... ve to. ~ve Xlnt am. 21tmpt hwy to•~•t.I! 499 CA) ~ Caah Pn v Ply
'10 St.i(ll)D Wan. 429 644-40C7
auto A C. P S. P B i2 Oust.er·~rfect <'Ondl
nJrb arellt Fw .. -.t of ft.r 22 If/I ...o 12 I.al. I owner. .OOOm 1
SllOO ~~
78G-IAHADA
Sl,650
JJ,<DJ mi . AM , >'lil xlnt
t'Ond , •atnf1C'e, com
pany owned car
onBCOMPAHY
CilS AV A.ILUU
IUIL.DlttG
._...MT.5"C.
Call 7l41™·7'1S7
"7l Grand Torino Sta.
Wac. Air. Pfg.P/S.P/W.
SU.I .radlala. cruise.
llA!re:I, ciocad cond.. Sta .
S4&-B7
"10 CUiton> ~. .. door. ,. c. p s. '825 p ,p
lm-0758 -----
MM cwy "50 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
ORANG!! COUNTY 'S
Ml'WIST
l.JJllCX)LN M ERCU RV
DKAU:RSlUP
IA Y A.ADllOE
UNroLN MERCURY
If. IA Au&o CenlAer Or
SDf'wy Lake Fonet Hit
IRVINE
1)().7000
99'5 .......................
1t12rCM1Hocec.t ....
N-tires, Juat had a
lLnl' up Nffda Umlftl
!lt-t $(75/olfer 146-57.S
1111. fJPM ------
'77 fl'tr.blrd v.a. auto,
Pwr, Jl1ot oond, lo ml, nu
ur., pvt pty $U75. Day
...-i.Ev .... 311'7.
J t ••'-UMCOU4 t•C•Y
"Pre-OwDed Spec:ial '·
1979 POMT1AC
Tl.AHSA.M
t)JlJ pow•r TIJl wbe«-1.
Under 3000 miles Make
ao olfer We mual aell um car• Cl20WU )
21131 Harbor Blvd. a.ta Mesa ~SU>
'73 Lu11tury LeMana.
Radio, A/C, lilt wbl.
11000 under "boo&·
Im~ ------v.,. ,..,.
•••••••••••••••••••••••
75 Gd CODd. 2 oew ttn..
Very •nxloua to sell. sum or bat ofr Call LJ.n. '96 Comet. 200 c'l, 6cyln, da646-337SPV/Wltnda. ~pd. ZSmPI. nu pa.int.
IPJd nmninl oood • mual
Mil . .,.m.ao ---
i2 GT Wa100, aeeda
work Make offer.
7SZ-7(74 or 54l-Ot2 ev"
'74 Wa1on, 30,300ml,
dNa. topaba~. re11u.
11115 (I )494-1.121.
AUTO CENTER
NOTHING OVER
54999
• l • l
0 ; IRlo Battie J
-J Entertainer Clara I
thousands of visitors
Wednesday at the age •
Sunless•
Rejectec
Sun World Tanning waa del
a permjl. !-o QpeD . .8.,l'UJ'(l~-f
nlng parlor in Fountain Val
Wednesday night as city Pl
ning commlssiooera mulled
plications for four such bl
nesses.
Tbe other three appllc~ were tabled \DlW a com
authorized by planners
Wednesday comes up with I\
of standards for sun parlonl
iog ultraviolet lights.
Commission Vice Cb~
Barbara Brown, acting in
absence of Chairman Mic
Capiai. noted tbft tbe co
tee ii to include penoonel f
the Oranse County He
Department. the dt)''S
in& and Plann.tn& dep
and 1'fJPl"MDtatlVM of the Dina bullneu. 'lbe three appllcaUoos, st
mttted witbln the put ~
will remain ln limbo at least •
tU the atandarda commi:T:a' ports back to tbe com
··--· .. Tll• taai •l•oUoa •H rtdtealo 1,.. Mat••1 1ald . ......,., .............. .... ..,... lb h. ,,.. .,..... ... ~·· Re AM t.be fOl"IHf ma)WI
....... lt " Important that the m ..... be Mlopted biJ tM eoun-eil prior to the u. mumdpal
eleeUom.
Mn. Gt* aatd 1be wa tn·
eented by tbe amount of money
spat ID the 1"' ctb eledion
... .,, .. unaaat dGnor. eon-
&11....W to eampatcm.
"l J• daa't wut to aee tbat
repeated." Mid 111'1. Ott••• wbo
M"ed M IDQW IA 1'rS.
Authorl ~ tbe Nform plan.
lt'Jled llfts tbe l'lCCUlf'lal com--
ly lniu.tm TIN CUP (ThDe 11
Now-" Clea Up Polities), Aki
lt WU tllC I I 11:;:::1ID11'18 t.bat trtaend proposal. Lorralne Faber, one ot tbe
authors, said flve beach area de-
velopen pluaecl nearly '28,000
Into eandldatea' war cbetta tb.roaah a da1mher ~commerce
pollUcal actlOD commlttee ln
1'78.
Candldata reported ~I
• total of '111.000 lD that dty
electlcm. lbe aald.
•111e trouble ln that election
wu too JDueb maney from too few aourcea," remarked
lbtne)', 1m1W ln um. "I bate
to lee Htmt1natoo Beach came this way."
The mayors .said. CoundlmaD
Claney Yoder bU been "ncled
out .. the -to breakiq tbe eoundl IPllt and makiq tbe re-
form paebae law.
Yoder. who noted be WU UD·
comfortable ln bil tiebreaker
role. Aid be uw boUl IOOd and
bad to tbe reform meuure. bat
aaJd be eould JMJt me for it ID ita
pnNllt am.
"I can't condone what bap.
peoed in 19'18 but I feel thla la too reatrtctlve," Yoder expl.alned.
He •UUM'ed. deta1led .. ~
the propoal could iron out Ida
eoncerm. •
llayor Doll MacAl.li9ter. *'1nl =~:-.. =": plan. Aid be la wonted tbe ~
pouJ la DOt t'ODlt.itutioaal •
Be Mid tbat. while tbe nfGnD
bW would limit eaatlibatklal, It
would not affect rlcb cadidat•
wbo could launeb an expwlve-
cam paip out of their own
pockets.
Oil Price J1101ps 33%
5 to 10-cent Gas Hike Feared
81111e Auoda&ed Prea
Saudi Arabia, Venezuela and
several other OPEC nations are
raising crude oU prices by S6 a
barrel, a spokesman for
Venezuela's state oU company
said today. A U.S oilman said
the Saudi boost, 33 percent over
ata current $18 pnce, as retroac·
tive to Nov. 1.
If applied across the board by
all 13 nations of tbe Organiutioo
of Petroleum Exporting Coun·
tries, increases in that range
could add five to 10 cents to the
price of a gallon or g~llne or
heating oil in the United States,
some analysts say. A spokesman
said the U.S. Energy Depart·
ment would make no estimate
immediately of the consumer
impact of the price hakes.
The OPF£ oil mirusters open
their winter pnce·setU.ng meet·
ing Monday 10 Caracas,
Venezuela
One oat -industry analyst in
Caracas mterpreted the S6 bike
as an effort by the Saudis and
others to bead off even bigger
boosts by OPEC 's pri ce
··hawks" at the meetuig,
Earlier today in Brussels,
Belgrum. the Saudi oil minister,
Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani, COO·
firmed that his country would be
boosting prices even before the
OPEC meeting.
The oil mim.ster of the United
Arab Emirates. Mana al Otaiba,
said in a report camed by the
official UAE news agency that
those ramng pnces by $d per
(See o~ Pue AZl ~
~to eo .. t Life, Wedneld&Y. Dec 12. 1979 and ()atty PllOt. Thurlday. o.c. 13, 1979
1
&ppemtnt to Coat Life, Wednetday, OK 12, 1979 Md~ PMot. Thutldey. Deo. 13, 1179
I eurtf OOMT 'LAZA -.,.,'*"*"to Co• Ufe, WldMedl1. ON. ,2, 1m Md ~not. T~. ON 1a. 1t1t
_, 'Y. f .... ..
'Unusual' gift offerings characterize J. K. Gill
Waiting for Holl4411 glolng Ori Warur BrotMrt tlu//ld ammall .al J. K. 00!.
Plaza create•
estlve hollda
atmosphere
Grafton Street brlngs ·/reland to
plaza in line of Be/leek china
Praent a Belleek •t~
this Chrtltmu.
The place to IO for Be11111l
chlna from Ireland II Grafton
fitreet on the lower Inti ....,
Bullock'1 ln South Cout PWa.
e~~·th:'k J':b ,:•: Ir• ,"11Jda1 ,._.
She Pict Oraft.ola 1tN1t ,bM
OM of the lar~t MJ.ieUolil ol Beu.ek cblna to the aatloD.
Aleo from Ireland 11 Waterford cry1taJ ln a variety ol
1tyln.
Grafton ltr11t off1r1 Chrl1tm11 1boppert a 1mall 1•ll•rJ of colaeetabJa, tmtcb make oc.u.\ Chrlltm11 ..,..,
11l4 • IPQk•ptl'IOft.
An unuauol aelecUon of aift Item• -lncludlne many "pre.
cl1lon" ln•trument1 --ll tJae
1peclalty ol J K Gill, South
Co11l Plaia.
"We have a mix of 11ttt,
carch, 1rt mMlcr1at. and office
supplies that alm~l nobody elN
can match ," a 111poke1peraon
Hid
"We refuse to emphatl.ze uy
particular ui.pq ;t ot our bull
ne11 because ull of them are lm·
portanl, · · she add£:d
Popular ln:itrumcnU. lhi• holl·
day aeuon Include
-Such opticul tn:itrumenll as
tele1copc1, binoculars and
mlcrOl<!Opcl
-Unusual culculatora auch
u an aatrolo(l lc1.tl predictor, in
wblcb the operator lnaertl 1
birthday arnd the lnstrument
cbaracterlwa ham or her and In·
dlcata compa.Uballly with other
!~!2n!:..~~·-~~~t --~~~~.~~a~~
exerdle needed to devlae a dlet
plan. allO la featured
Popular lnatrument brand.a at
J .K. OW include Tu11 lnst.ru·
mentl and Hewlett Pickard, the
tpokeepenon Hid
8be ldded \hal preci.lon ln·
1trumcatl make excellent holl· clay _,. becauae they are both
unpailal ancl functional.
Otblr featurea of the plua
lbop lnelude 1reettn1 carda and manr band·•iied tlfta. "We're a Y•rJ compact store wtth a lot ol •mall ff.ema •• 1he tald. S .K. Gill bU been ln bualn•• •Ince 1187. orl1lnaUn• ta Porta.,..s,Ore1on.1~'
The IUu ~ . one ol 17
.I .K. Otl1 brM(.' .. m the Welt.
"We IWft ounelv• up. •bOJ) _ tUDOb1n& the lood an lll• ror 11>e 'Wat stnc• ,"
ah• conclu@d.
... Robes make timely energy savers . .
House of Terry is robe specialist for holidays
Robes make timely 1lft1
becauae they're eaay to Ille and
the)' save energy.
And House of Terry, South
Coa1t Plaza, ts tbe robe @ktallst for the bolldaya, aid '1 Handler, who owna the shop Wltb bJI wife Bonnie.
"Thll really ta the t1me of rear to buy robea because they're warm -enabllna lower
Thom McAn
presents a
happy holiday
for runners
Thom McAn provides a happy
Cbriatmas for runnen.
Road Handlers men '1 nmntng
shoes are avatlable for
Chtiltmas giving.
Road Handlers won a ''four·
star award" from Runner'•
World magazine -a ftve atar
award ta the highest liven.
Other features of Road Handlers tncludes:
-auede toes for forefroL
control -thlcldy.padded, venWated
tc)naue
-mkllole and wed1e beel for cuab.lonlng, ligbtne11 and flex·
lbWb'
-one·piece · insole for COD·
touredftt
-tbree layera of foam aaaterlal covered wlth te1TJ cushiontna and 1upport ..... -..._. ..... ~.-
home heaUna bUlt and aavlq
energy -and they're euy to
buy, with almoet all meo '• robes in one alze," be 1ald.
He added that HoUle of Terry
also feat urea terry nmntna adta
and leisure sportswear for the
holidays.
The shop la on the lower leftl
at the foot of the atalrway near
Sears.
Des!Der 1WDe1 at the lboD
fnclucft Pler1jt Carcllll ana
Cbrl.IUm Dior, •Nller old.
He added that the destpa
come In atylet for men and
women.
Bonnt. Handler ditpla11•
monk n>bt at TM Houe of
Tn'TJI, Soulia Coad Pltuo.
--SOUTH COAST PLAZA
COLLECTION "1
Bullodc't ~~ Mey Co. Nordltrom F. W. w~oo1wor ............... th
Seers ~ Fifth AwrlUe
HOim ......... .
•
Therese Clark, ~ modlt. nzbbU fur coat, 1Dhfi. UlldrJ Btlth
'J>Orl• red P.S.I. IUfl, adatu at Gene'•, South Coaat PlalKI.
Women's shop features
hand-picked merchandise
................ ··:_~ -· --......-·--
Koven's
sparkles
for holidays
Koven's sparkles for
Christmas.
Friendly reindeer overlook
sbop_pers as they enter the
jewelry store on th~ upper level
.. near May Company in South
CQastPwa.
•
Innovator carries only fine iewelry
Innovation leads to aucceu at
Christopher Bennett Jewelen.
The store on the lower level
between Bullock's and I. Ma~ in South Coast Plua
linuts its merchandise t.o high
quality jewelry lines.
Thus, the st.ore space required
for business is smaller, allowing
employees t.o concentrate on the
customers' particular tastes . The man behind thil tnnova·
tion is owner Christopher Ben·
At 32, Bennett is an ac·
complished businessman.
''I know what I want for our
firm, and I get it.
"Our stores deal strictly in
fine jewelry," be said.
Bennett received a bachelor
of science degree in ~
ment communication• anc,t a
master of arts de~ ia-ftllaDCe
from the Univeraity of Soutbem
California.
lnl as a ltock boy and 1IOlting
h1a way UD to become tbe main
officer 6f lta store in
Westchester Center. ~ ..,
In 1911. wUb the ltore"s baek·
i.na. be l>OQ&ht ~
otllce. lD ms. be opened a store in
the Fox mns mall, and last year
be opened the South Coast Pilla
branch. . Two jewelers offer services at
Christopher Bennett.
Call 540-8101.
Shoppers' attention is first
fixed upon a large table in the center of the, st.ore displaying a-_;::===============================::i=~
bounty of seasonal Andrea
nett.
During school he worked for a
credit jewelry store chain, start·
porcelain fi&Urlnes . To the left of the table is a dis·
play of Mario Jason original
sculptures. Tbe pride of Koven 's -gold
and diamond jewelry -is coo·
venlently displayed in glass
cases bordering the holly·
decorated walls. Gold rings, bracelets,
necklaces, earrings and charms
are styled with the expertile of
a business with more than SO
yean experience.
. Genuine cultured pearl ear·
rings and necklaces also are of.
fered. Koven's features a selection
of wrist and pocket watches in
such brands as Bulova. Witt·
nauer, Omega, Seiko.
Call 5'6-4510.
Christmas Cards
for
e•ery relcti•e
cmcl al occasion.
loxed Cllrist111as Cards -
Christmas Gift Wrap -Tags,
Seals. eel Tape -Chirst.as ,_.
GOCMk -Chri1hftas RM• & lows
-Clwtshwas C_..1 -LarcJe
seledloll Cllrlst.as 0. a: 1al1
Gift Selection ............ ..... '•
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10 SOUTH COAST PLAZA -SuppletMnl lo Coast Lite, Wednetday. Dec. 12. 1m end Dally Piiot. Thurlday. Dec."· 1m
give Hewlett-Packard
excellence I
for cat lovers anct rn.nds I
Momcat photo album, charming
block-ond·whlle cover llluJtrat1on '' accented with bt.ght r~ pcn1hon PIC·
tures 1nstonttv l.f')(jer clear protective sheets t3·3tf • 12· 7 e . 20 photo poge5. gift boxed U .to
C II G•OIO"I
love.a-Catd~ 1 vear dt01v with g111
edge poges. k>f recording JeCret or
lmpo,,an1 ttiO(jght5 ones dreom1 le<:k
ond key. gift boxed 6.00
top HP quollty, profeulOOOI 1clenflfte .. ---------•c•••~•'°•'°"-. .. colculotol'I make o thOUQhttul. uset~f=:::;:;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;miiiiiiiii~l gift. • IPH loglc, for extro problem·solvlng
powtH "i~~;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;iiii::::iiii~-• ••lf·checklng bullt·ln dlagnoatlv
tr•mt • ~ndlnlrodboollr uotory look ano Owner't CtoH fine writing 1n1trumentt, 0 .,_ thOughltul gift thOt will oe u5ed everv· ~ tolenltlo -trigonometric. ex· dayf dlatrnctlve stv11na and glouv I ond moth runchons fixed chrOl'M hnlsh -pfUt o 11fet1me guorott-
ond IOlentlflc dlsploy mode5. full tee ogolnst mechon1ca1 failure wMn
10-dlOll mantissa. metric corwerJlon retumed to Cross A u..r memories mony ••tros -tow pen and pen<.11 1et ~•.oo
battery warning, positive click keys.••----• or pen 1.00 ~· I0.00 ... , .. CldVCMOed 1totttttoal tolM-
llo-all tne s.oturet of the HP-3tE ...
-even more moth ond metric
copobtutt••· t,yperbollcs. com-prohentlv• 1totl•tlc1. englne•rlng. IC~ ond ftJCed dlaploy modes cMclmOI (jegrM conversions. t6 user ~ 70.00
Speak a 1pe11n1 --.Ctronlc
leOmlng old flOrft Texa• lnttrurMntt
May Co. aids s
,,
SUpplen'ant to Coest Life. Wednftday, Olte· 12, 1m &nd o.lly Pilot. Th•~. o.c. 1S. 1879 -SOUTH COAST PLAZA 11
rith pre-wrapped gift~
May Company features the
"beat Christmas under the
aun, 0 tbb holiday season in
South Coast Plua.
"We're stocted with tons and tons of Christmas merchandise
-with many pre·wrapped
items -maldnlt It appear as if
Santa Claus bu already hit in
South Coaat Plaza,·· a
spokespenon said. He added that one emphasis
this season ii on pre·wrapped lifts in almost every depart· ment of tlae atore, Including
menswear, women'• fashions,
housewares, budget and a
special catA!gory for persons un-
der age a>.
"We've got an incredible line
of pre-wrapPed gifts for people
under 00, ranging in price from • ft5 to $75, ·' be said.
Glfta with lasting artistic
value provide personal ex·
preaslon f« holiday giving. I And Victor'• chlna, silver and t cryltal llfta offer Just such a quallty, owner Joe La Rosa
1ald.
An example la a Lenox Sax·
OllJ vase, the first in a series of nne reproductions from a col-
lection of the Smithsonian
tnaUtute, be said. "MOit of our items are very
artlatic, and some come ln limit·
ed edlUoos," be.added.
Chandler'• eet•
to~_,Widge shoe
popularity
Chandler'• 1tre11e1 the
wed&e.
Other holiday I eatures at May
Co. include:
-A complete trim-a-bome
department, featuring Ughta, or·
naments and almost everythin1
needed for holiday decoratin1
-Collectable figurines ,
plates and fme china by such
designers as Dalton and
Norman Rockwell
-Pre-wrapped gifts ln the
"after hours " department,
featuring bar ware and a pub
shop .
-Such energy-saving tlft
items as comforters and bed
spreads~ all in the dome~Ucs de-
partment.
May Company's extended
holiday hours are from 9:30
a.m. to 10 p.m.
Victor's is on the lower level
of South Coast Plaza ln the May
Company wing.
Added services at Victor'• in·
elude free gift wrappln1 and
sending of g1fts across the COUD·
try, La Bosa said.
He added that name brands at
Victor's include: Lenox,
Noritake and Spode Chrlstmu
Trees. . ,.. ••we are one of the lar1est
dealers in fine china ln Orange County,_ and all our merchandJ.H
ls of high quality,•• be concf\Jded.
YOUR HEALTH Is a 1pttlal Dally Pilot
ma1aline stttion rocuslnC on the w1,11 Oranae Coast residents spend lo stay
healthy.
YOUR HEALTH will be publlahed In
Coast Ufe on January 23 and ln \he Daily
P\lot January 24 reachlna an audJenc:e of
3S0,000readers.
DAllY PILOT
,, rrr
a time of 1ma1matmn
R..wSWlet
Trldltlont With
'· ~ ChrtstmM Wll!Pl*ICandlll
A
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12 8CM'H OOA8T PLAZA-8upcleement '° eo• u1e. w...._. o.c. 11. 1m enc1 oil~,.~. o.o.1a. m.. ,....---------~~--~--~ Dancer~ get pro advice
Capezlo ftta bolid.Q.dam . 'Dmi"I tbe boUda7a .. will
be helptg ._ wbo are Jno'fna
for llfti a well U CMdftttlq
dancen," aald Boler Keattna. manager~ tbe dancewear a~
on the upper leTel near Bullock's in South Coast Plua.
In addition to beln1 a com-
plete dancewear shop, Cape:Do
offen such g1fts u Wte bap, t-
shlrts, leotards, toe-eboea and
ballet slippen.
Capem carrlea a wide UIOl't·
ment of dre11 1boel for tbe
holidays tn kidskin and suede.
low l<> mid-heel. Ca)>ezlo's staff are all dan·
cen and some are profesaionab.
"Our reason for employing
dancen ls tD supply a service to
our customen.
"We feel that as rar as fitting dance shoes they are very
knowlqeable -it'• really an
art to fit dance shoes," KeaUna
Jald.
A10ojting 1hoppn1 at Capezjo, are clog• by Ow/ Daughters.
Holiday Gift Ideas
Little pro travel hairdryer, • 14.
Pro Cur1 Touch-up, •12.
Pro Style curling iron, •a.
R9GIS HAIRSTYLJSTS Mta~~1 540-888
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.~Rlala flllblcma eu mm •·
eeDeDt llftl -~ don't ~11 llt ~~u~, lhoppen' •• at'• w~1~4'• 1boe1, 8oatb Coat la t~ ~,-..--at ...... 1;rte'e•',~for tti• •ollda11, •••fl!I' wanaee ~Mid. ··IAii'· ortptlti4 ClultDI Uae ~··= ... Gae·~ .. •tore a pollc1 al ~ i..eit wWl om: euttomen" hi ..... .
11• added traat tbe plllloeoPlr
conUD11e1 to4aJ u ~· tatl•• leUCh all aroUnd the world ID tearch of barplnl t.o
keep prlce1 down.
Saela bar1aln1 Include llt•""'" leather, Teua-ltJJe .... manufactured In PolaDd,
anj materllla from China, he
aa14.
Oal7 women'• 11loe• are atockecl at Leed'•, althoua
boue lllppen alto are olfend: ··~ make 1ood ldd11 alfucaue the.1 qaa t>e bou1ht for le1i tian t10,"
DuntnMl4. lte ldded that. because Leed'• II a (amib'«imted bustnee1 a per1on can buy ahoea for
Cobbles
arandmotbera, motben and
teen-a1e daqbten all In Clll store.
One brand -Quallcraft -11
featund at Leec1'1.
. Tbe itor9 ii OG tbe upper level
ol Somh Coat P1ua near tbe Cal'OUlel OJurt.
Call 7M-99C55.
IUSdous leQtNtr boot.
thefe's ·~else
temot~ Dke hi
A n•* suit wlttl tftorter )acktt. Belted waist. LMtMr booC.. It all
addl UP to Oftt
MftMtloMI lookl . .
For the Traditional Woman
From the Oole-Haan
collection, for today's
coatemporarJ clualc
1tatemmt. IM us show you our fine selection .
'
Ffu jetoelrv aceni. holidafl fatldonl, amilable at Chatft
Rnctiofl, !ofllla Coad Pima.
Chain Reaction for holidays
Chain Beaetiae. Soatb Cout ~-=t'~· • We feature J••t about
-~ In Jewelr7 that people ne-ed for -the iollda71, • •
1poke1penon Barbara Lem·
merman Aid.
She a44ecl that attraetl••
f eaturea of ClaalD Reaction ~lry to bollclq llloft*'l In.'
elude:
-Colored ... ud 8Dld to go with almost ID)' holiday out.. flt
-Valuable 1 ... , JI., lllld 11-
karat ~ tbat are botlr Ip-~ beautUultatMcm
ltema
-Pr1cee nn&tn1 fn>ID ti to
'3,000
- A Rleetloll of man IUD D rlno, 850 .......... 400 ,.,,. .... wl 500neckllf8 ad brK ....
~·:r::•rr :,:z1~
aeaaoa, e1pe:r:r.1 ID pearl Jewelry, Mra. Lem merman
said.
SOUTH COAST PLAZA
:tf.raditional -~garments · ..
make prestigious gifts \
=4ded that tradWollal
are more in at,Jle now
t;beJ'ft ever beea.
Part of tbe current ~•rtty of lucb prmmta la tn Jut.
1q fabrics and la _., tllat :l.."'::ts. .... pea oa& of q.e,
And tboM styles at Dueb ad
CompmaJ are ··c=editecl'' to proride • wide v of pr.
menta that mtz well each
other.
··we take a def1nlte pride 1n
our mercbandbe at Ducb md
Company, and our sales penoo. nel are like a frl-A• .. f •-11 .. " lhe e<mcluded. -.-.,, ~'
Ducb and Company ·-the le·-lltel of South Cout Plata near Bulloct'a.
Call M&-0011.
Cor;npany's Coming sets holiday tables
With well-known earthenware brands
CompaQ'• ComlDI 1et1
tablel Ir lbe bolldap.
.Tbe lkln GD tM loww lmll between Balloet•1 aDd tile caroa.a ·Ooart la Soatll Coat Pliisa II a eomptete lift and
eartlaeewan lbop. .
Modeled after a 1910 em·
porham, Compan1'1 Comtn1
featurm tablettip acceuarlea. Spode 1toneware with
Cbrlatmu tree paUern lt a
~ !t:14have a lot ~ lift
Item._ and ornamentl for the
holidays." aald a apokeaperaoo.
thru this weekend I
~offl
Fwry Slippers
reg. 6.99 to 10.99
400toSOO
Fine holiday gifts hlghllghted
Pace Sett.er offen fme glfta
for holiday aivinc. The store on the lower level
near May Company ln South
Coast Plaza presents the finest
in crystal. art pieces, stemwear
and decanters -in names like
Lallque, Baccarat, Orrefon and
St. Louis.
A special porcelain gallery in
the shop displays a Jarp ~ec
tlon of limited edition flgUrtnes
by Cybis and Boehm.
Spode Chmtmaa tree china sets tables at Pace Setter.
203eft1
(tbru this weekend!)
Stationers present sucn items
as plates, figunnes, fithimbles
Century Statloaen la IDOn •'1fe bilft almolt•~M)tldq.
than the typical statkmt!r; lbop. for lib.*.., _,.....,._tlae
The South Coast Plaa ltare ToJ c.&er--featanl aTJDOll
adds 1ueb lift items u CGBed.a-all kindl of to;s. •• 198 1814. , ~r::= :=bl~ Older bftlklq f~ It Cen-artista a JloctweU ind t~ ladude a complete llDe ~
to a wide ftl'lety ol ltatloMrJ &lit ~. bobd&J part1 ~r=~ ma11a1er Gari~m -r!::"~ m
~:u-=::=i :.=::.-= ~ ~ siauwn and Pottery Craft and Treuury the ToY Center are OD the lower Craft make popular holldaJ level~ SouUa Coal& Plala In the
. gifts. Carousel Court.
Choirs scheduled at Plaza
Dec. 12 -7:30 p.m. Tustin Wgh Sebool, 8:JO p .m.
Sal~ation Army.
Dec. 13 -7:00 p.m. Los Amigos mgh School, 8 :00
p.m. Valley High School
Dec. 14 -7:00 p.m . Sacklleback Hl.gb School
Dec. 15 -7:00 p.m. Evangelical Free Church, 8:00
p.m . Evangelical Free Church
Dec.16 -7:00 p .m . Aecordlon Ensemble
Dec. 17 -6:00 p.m . Hmtington Beach High School,
7:00 p.m. Hewe&lntennedlateScbool
Dec. 19 -7:30 p.m . Campf"ire Girls
Dec. 19 -7:30 p .m . and 8:30 p.m. Irvine Cultural
Group
Dec. 00 -.7:00 p.m . Edison High School
Dec. 21 -7:00 p.m . Orange County Kaster Chorale
Dec. 22 -7:00 p.m. Accordion EnSemble
. ltJ!l.!!'JIJ.~l~
Can we light up your life?
r
-V4 I
accommada es :;;" ..
Cameo bu the lif'.tl that fit. ~ da1m to fame la OW'
4 whk rans• of 1tzH; .. b\&Ytr
"Chflt B.ueknam 1al4 of the
South ,Coilt Plaza aboe •tore. addln&Jbat mea include AAA.
M, DandC.
Alao featured at Cameo th1I season are dress aboea in 1uch bolid~ cOlort .. burpncly and
blackt matchlnc banabacl and f,Old and 1llver acce11orlea .
~ea, SOdallt.M, Bernardo, and
Jlenaljo.
W~stem 1tylu and Cobble
Boot.I allo are featured.
Cameo ·1 • •us.e.e-llen·t • ·
lww1bap lndUde atylel by Tano
and Theodor abe •aid.
Sbe added that the ltore ii
• at&ffed wWa quallfkd and U ·
perieoced per'IOllMl.
Other boUday feature• at
'&eared for holiday parties,"
•M11ld. ._
Brdda at Cameo include Cob-
Cameo include aeuoaaJ deeor
ln a recently remodeled. fresh
setting, and gift ~rtlfi~ates abe
Hid.
Jewelers offer gift certificates
°''" fhof• wUh ~ ~·"gear up" /or hoU-
"411 poriWlatCarMOShMI.
-1 .,
Eapedaily popular durini the
holfdayl ii crystal by
Waterford. Baccarat, Lalique
and Royal Doultoa.
In keepiq with the holiday
1plrtt. J . Herbert Hall features
U.e line of Spode Cbrtatmaa
cblna.
Flne eo~tain ftaµrlna by Uadro, CytU ud BOebm make
excellent Cif',t, aald manager
Sue Copeland.
NO CHRISTMAS SEASON COll.D8EC~ oor RSH COFff.E IUTTEREO RUM . TO
MN/:! YC>Ut HOU>AV (l(V •
£RAGE FAVORITES COBRA
HAS atAFT£0 t4 CawR OR
BAASS SlRRS 7 ~ BEVtRAGE
HOLDOtS; A SET OF 4 HOlD •
~:WITH ACCONI'~
Q!ASSESON. y
•
Hickory Forms gift packs create holiday tradition .
Christmas has many tradi· cheeses, smoked meats, dried CUoael Vourt in South Coast
tions. fruits. jellies and cakes. · Plua.
Among_ them are Hickory "Our gift pacts can be Thirty different types ~ 2ift
Farms gift food packs. shipped ariywbere ln tbe UnUed pack• are offered. aasurfn1
Hickory Farms gift JNlcU are States.'' said BW 111ompaon, customer satisfactloa.
hand-packed on the day cl de-manager~ Hlckor)' ranm on Wctory Farms lift pacb can
_ll_ve_ry..:;._.wi_th_s_u_ch_d_ell.;..c_aci--es..._._u_---.t __ h--e _r_co_w_e_r _l_ev_e_l_ne_a_r_tb_e ___ be_o::;..;;rden= eel at any time and will
... recommend that people or-
der earlJ wlalle the selection ol
aift .,_. II still good," said
'l'bom..-,; 1
.t
...
.... --... IOUT'HOOMT PLAZA -~·to Colll Ute. WedMIClily. 0.0. 12. tm INf o.i~ , ..... T~. Deo. ta. tt71
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.. T•• IHt •l•oUoa wa1 rldlo•loua. •• llat11•r 1atd . ......,. . ... , .... .,. ...
~ la tt. 'ftle II I ¢fnl ...........
Ra 8* tM former • .,..
bellne At ii lmport.iat tUt U. m....,. be lldopted b1 tM
ell prior to die 1llO •mUd~
elaetlclnl.
.. .... Gtbbl laid Ibo WU ln·
eeDltld bf the amount ol mcmy
•peat In the 1'18 • elecUoo
Entertainer Clara Haut Nelaon, better known to
thousands of visitors to Honolulu as Hilo Hattie, died
Wednesday at the age of 78.
Sunless Tan Parlor
Rejected in Valley
Sun World Tanning WU denied
a permit to open a awtleaa tan·
nlng parlor in Fountain Valley
Wednelday nltbt u city plan·
nln1 oommiasionen mulled ap-
phcatiom for four aucb bual·
neaaea.
The other three appllcationa
were tabled until a committee
authorized by planners late
Wednesday comes up with a set
of standards for 11un parlors Ull·
lnl ultraviolet lipu.
Commiasion Vice Chairman
Barbara Brown, acting in the
ab11ence or Chairman Michael
Caplui, noted tb•t the commit·
tee I.I to Include penoonel from
the Oranse County Health
Department, the city's LLcem·
tne and Plannlnl department
and 1epresentat1vea of tbe tan·
niDI bullnesa. The three applications, aub-
mttted wttbin the put month,
will remain in limbo at leut UD·
W the standan1I committee re·
port.I baet to the commlulon
Jan. 23, Kn. Brown sald.
The applicant.a include David
Fazio, who seeks to open a 11un-
le11 tanning center at 17171
Brookhunt St., Terrance Bane
for a ulon at 8780 Warner Ave.
and the Venus de Mllo Fiiure
Salon at 9057 Garfield Ave.
Sun World Tanning applied for
a permit for 18078 Harbor Blvd.
more than two months ago,
The firm'11 attorney, Donald
SegreUl of Newport Beach,
argued Wednesday for a de·
clslon on the isaue.
Following three unauccessful
motions aod • rece111, com·
mi11iooer1 finally denied tbe
permit, 3-2.
Voting for denial were
alternate Fred Voes <filllne in
becauae of Caplui's absence)
and Commluloners Jobn
McKniebt and Ed Ruu.t.
A1alnat denial were Mn.
Brown and Frank Bryant.
Mra. Broyn aald the com-
ml.lslonen apeet Sun World to
appeal the dedtioo to the City
Council. ! 'Friend' Field S.areul ariuect durln1 bear·
inp over the pat two months
that tbe Planntq Commiu1oo
can rule only on land-use ma~ ten, not cm medical 1tandarda or otblr bealth-related upeeta
of tM 1m-mmtn1 l.dduatry.
t
Trip Carded
OlllANH COUNTY, CALtR>RNIA ..
ud by ..... -dclDan COD-trbu&ed co cam..-.
... -daa't wu& to ... npealld.'' Mid Mn. Olbbl. wbo
MfVed • mQ'GI' ia 1111. A.._.. Gf tbe reform lllm.
lty)ad ..... tbe tacc I I ltul OCllm-
tJ bdUIGft TIN CUP <nm. I.I Now-•• a.. Vi> Pabticl), laid
lt WU GClll~DI ba 1178
Uaat bUleNd Pft)pCieal. LorrifDe Faber, ou ot tbe
autbon, Nld flve beach area de-
velopera pluaed neuty '21.000
into eudldata' war cb .. u tb.rOQCb a dwnba' ot commerce
poUtlcal actloo committee in mt.
C.adktatm l'eDONd lper>dina
• tota1 o1 am.ooo to tliat ctty
eleedaa. lbt aaid.
'"lbe trouble in lb.at election
WU too IDUda IDOD9)' from too
few 1ource1," remarked
Mamey, ~ in um. "I bate
to aee Uu:nunctoo Beach &'QiDa
tb1I way."
The mayors _said. CoundlmaD
ClaDey Yoder bM been ,,..,,..,
out a tbe bJ to bnaldnC the council split and mat1n1 tbe re-
form paebae law.
Yoder, who noted be WU UD·
comfortable in bJ1 Uebreaker
role, laid be aaw boda pod and
bad In die reform meuure. a.
•a!d be could DOt ... for ll in ita
praeat form.
"I can't condone what hap-
pened in UJ78 but l feel tb.1111 too
rettrlctlve," Yoder Hl>lalned..
I
ih IU .... ed a detailed -.tJ flt ,
tbe propou1 could 1nm out Ida
eoncerm. •
Mayor Don M.acAlll.IW, Gdllll
with colleaiw Roa PaUbalCD
and .JGbD 1'bomu ... tftit tbe
plan, 18.id be II wonted tbe pro.
poaal ll not ccmdtadoaat
Re Mid that, .tdJe U. nfarm
bill would llmJt contrtbaUam. ll
would not affect rlcb dadkhtel
wbo could Jaundl an espealive-
campalp out of tbelr own
pockets.
Oil Price Jumps 33%
5 to 10-cent Gas Hike Feared
81 Tbe Auoetated Preu
Saudi Arabia, Venezuela and
11everal other OPEC nations a.re
raising crude oil prices by S6 a
barrel. a 11poke1 m ao for
Venezuela's state oU company
said today. A US oilman said
the Saudi boost, 33 percent over
ita current Sl.8 price, 111 retroac·
Uve to Nov. 1.
If applied acros11 the board by
Observers
To \'isit
Hostages
TBBaAN. Jreq <AP> -
Ayatoua auh6llah Cbomelnl
1ave perml11lon today to
Foret1n Mlniater Sadegh
Ohotbzadeh to invite indepen·
dent obeerverl to vi.lit tbe 50
Amerkm ~ at the U.S. ZIDbui¥. 8D4 embuQ OC· cupten Mid tM1 ... ta asree-
ment wtth tbe Yllit.
Kbomdnl'• reuona for allow·
ln1 tbe vlalt were not im·
mediately lr:nown.
Meanwhile, Iran's former
chief Islamic pro.ecutor aaid to-
day the captivet abould be freed
unharmed even ll conYicted of
spyin1.
Sadegb Kbal.khall aald ln •
telephone intuview today that
he doesn't think tbe bost.aeea
should be executed.
"'Mley lbouJd release them,"
aaid Khalkhali, who took a lead·
iog part in the trials before
hlamk revoJuUooary cour1.a of
members ol the shah's regime.
Moat of tboae be prosecuted
were executed.
The 1ituat.1on ol tbe American
hostaees remained uncbaqed,
(See laAN, Pa1e .\2)
* * * Iran Brands
Ted Kennedy
'Filthy Pawn'
all 13 natiooa of tbe Organ.b.ation
of Petroleum Exporting Coun·
tries. increues in that range
could add five to 10 centa to the
prtce of a gaUon of aasolme or
heating oU in the Uruled States,
some analysta say A 11pokesman
said the U S. Energy Depart-
ment would make no estam.ate
Immediately or the consumer
am pact of the prtce hikes.
The OPEC otl marusters open
their wtDter pnce-11etl.lng meet·
Ing Monday an Caracaa,
Venezuela
One 011 -lnduatry analyst in
Caracu mterpret.ed the M bike
as an effort by the Saudis and
others to head off even blgpr
boosts by OPEC 's price
"hawks" at the meetln1.
Earller today In Bruasela,
Live Targets
Delegation Bida /or Goau
By aA YllOND ESTaADA Ja. °' .. ...., ..........
A Lacuna Beacb •t1orne7 ad
two San Clemente realdenu
believe tbeJ an loins to belp
&it tbe MU7'1 _. l"ridaJ ID
Loi AD&eteL Attorney Ellen 0 . WlnterlMlt-
tom said Wednesclay ahe la
"hopeful and optimistic" that
U.S. Dl.ltrlct Court J uqe Robert
M. TaltuuasS will rule ID fa,_ tJI uimal lotlen wbo waat to ,...
mOft ..., , ... .,.it fJ'OID a..
Clemente lalaDd.
Takaauat. who toured tbe
ialand Sept. 7, will bold a aettle-
men t conference lo bis Loa
An1eles court Friday
Earlier this year, Navy of.
flclala announced plana to aboot
the 1oat1 from belicopten and
leave the carcuaes to rot on the
island located about SS miles
southwest of the Caty of San
Clemente.
This enraaed two San
Clemente women, Kathy Martz
and Georgette Korsen, wbo
moblliuld aoima1 lovers to bait
the Navy plan.
Fund for Anlmala officiail
hired Pasadena attorney
Marcella Philpott-Bryant to
fight for the l(Oat.I' lives in court.
She uked lb. Winterbottom. an
asaoclate from La1wiJ Beach, to
aJdher.
On the Navy'a side ii defense
lawyer Stephen O'Nell, a deputy
U.S . attorney . O'Neil baa
declined comment on t.be cue.
Navy olfictail have claimed
that the &081' are chewt.na up
near-extinct plant life th.t 1ua-
taio1 endan1ered birds and
liurda.
But Ml.Ill Wintttbottom aa1d ln
a Wednelday interview that the
Navy'a claim.I can be proven
fa lie.
"The Navy'a plan ls ineffec·
tive, inhumane and eo1t1y," abe
aald.
................
GETIINO NAVY'S OOAT
EUen Wlntett.ottom
"It shows the Navy's di•·
re1ard for all haunane upecta"
o r dealing with the booved
creatures. Ms. Winterbottom u -
serted.
She aaid it can be ~umented
that pap and dffr have been
brouatrt to San Clemente Island
for aport lbootana by military ol·
Ileen.
The Lquna Beach attoroey
auerted that, "1be 1oata have
allo been a.med u taraet practice
and for sport abootlng oo the
illaod."
111. Wbl1Mbottom went alool
wltb the Judie and otber at·
torne)'I who toured t.be laland in
September "•.ooo care ..... -that '1 what really upaet the
Judie." she 1a1.d. .............
Acwr Jon Hall, 66,
4Pparent Suicide
Belgium, the Saudi 01 I min.1ster,
Sbeak Ahmed Zaki Yamaru, COO·
firmed that his country would be
booeting prices even before tbe
OPEC meetlng.
The oil numster or the United
Arab Emirates. Mana al Otaiba.
aaJd ln a report earned by the
officiaJ UAE news agency that
those raising pnces by se per
<See OIL. Pace A2>
Judge Says
Teen Killer
\las Sane
a1 n ....... ICBODSllL ..............
AD 0raa&e CoaDty 8Upet1or
Court Judce ruJed Wednesday
th•t IS-year-old Kent Ijames o(
Weatm.tnster wu aa.ne when be
killed u 11-year-old llJ'I ln an
appanat arp.meat over ber re-
fmal to plaJ wttb blm.
Tiie declalon bl. .J_ud•e
Allcem.rte Stotlet' fo~ a
cloaed, two4a1 beartn1 means
that ljames. wbo wtU be 11 ID
February. will faC"e •ix Jean'
confinement at tbe California
Youth AUthority
Ijames. aoo of Mr and Mn.
Robert [James, pleaded no con-
test Nov. Z1 to a !u.n1le charge ol
voluntary manslaughter lo the
death al Julie Ann Meyer.
The earl'• mother, Virginia
Meyer, said tbe sanity findin&
"elves x lot ol credit" to the
judicial sywtem.
"I WU llW"Priaed . . he's not
1oin1 to get what he deserves. I
<See SANE, Pase. .\2)
Christmas Concert
Slated at College
"The Many Moods of
Cbrlltmu." will be the tbeme «
the Golden West College SYlll·
pbonic Band concert Friday and
Sa~ at the collece in Hunt-
lnitoo Beach.
the SO.member bud la under
the direction of Thomas
Hernandes and will perform ID
the campaa tbeater. Geneml ad-
mluloo la S:Z.50, and adm'Mkm
for 1tudent1 and Gold Key card
holden la tuo.
Cout
Weadaer
.. , Powell 1aid Carter "tau IUde it a practice CID occuloa" to
mMt wtth Ford and praumably keep blm abnut of wor1d mat-
• Wrt.
:Jlle• ..... • l•terr••••d
~:: VA11CAN CITY <AP> -A panel ol Vatican nperta toda1
•••• a two-day lJltano.atiOD of Bellian·born tMoaoclaa !'Award ScblDebeeca for -,rdalUlcadoa" ot b1I boob qmstioa· .. ~c11m f:;;:-.. u,su J11111t .rean oUot.
told Vatlean Radio recently that SchlllebMeb and two other ~Jeacllq ta.eolostan1, Holland'• Edward SebooDeD1Mrt ud swtaa-nn Hana Kuna. veraed on berMJ bJ queetloeta• -Clrrbt'1 divinltJ, tbe main tenet of the Roman Catholic and other
£brl.ltlan churches.
On the first day of quesllooini. SchJllebeecb apent 4~
, llM>un in the office of the Vatican Congre1ation for ~e Doctrine ~ Ute Faith, formerly the Holy Office -the Vatican • watcbdol
OD doctrtne.
• ""8t••t• Beld A•erk••
SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (AP> -Leftllt mWtantl are
holding an American Peace Corps volunteer and five unlden·
Ufled penon.s ln an office bulldtn1 lD San Salvador and are di·
mandiDC a reduction tn municipal tu•, a 1pcake1maa for tbe
1roup_..Sdtoday. · ~ lft:8: Tbe Peace Corpa volunteer i~ed berMu lD .._.
\ntervietr. with Tbe Auoclated P,.. U J>eborala I ....
formw &iiDk e)erl(frotn NW Jeney.
"I am all rtpt," lbe 1aid
She explained abe and lbe five otben, ldeatlfted ~
Salvadonm were ael.zed WedwdaJ bY Pebnaary •
Leque mWlanta who octupied admtnln.raun amc. ol .tbe
capital'• two priDcipal food marUtl.
bave not been ..wn, oa tbe spot mark•!t.;:er• prlce1 have 10ared MO a barrel.
"They bavt been worklnt In a
bloc,'' be laid. • 'Tb1I dldaioo
now la an effort to eloM the
enormoua llP tbat ext1t1
be&WMD them and other OPEC
memben and lncreue cbances t•r unlMnl miees wben OPEC meete bent lloaday.
* * * Pre•P-AJ
m.AN •••
but lD New Yon CBS Newa ....
ported tbat PaluUnlan _l\M~i rlllu aN providlq "tedlbiC~
aull&ance'' to tbe 1tudatl bold-
tnc tbem tn tbe embul1 .
CBS Hid tbe Paleathllau
mined tbe embuly l:rounda and
baTe taken • d1NCt band lD tbe
aeewity of tbe bolta111. It aald
tbe Pal11tlJliaD1 volunteered
their help att.r President Carter
left open the po11iblllty of
mWtary lntervenUon.
In Beirut, Lebanon, today.
PLO apokeaman Mahmoud
Labadi denied the report.
Some previoua repom have
noted that memben of leftist
Iranian euerrllla croups -
wblch may be taJdn& part in the
emba111y occupation -were
trained ln PLO campa outalde
Iran. Thi• may explala why
aome ot lbe embassy militant.a
~1 a.ave been beard ad· dru11D1 each other 1D Arabic.
'rem r-.,e AJ
SANE ••• ..... ., ............ ,... i~i&iiii!'l~~a:~ ... lfll 'b't be allowed
W G'ION (AP) -A ftllbaltar bJ oC.-walk DD tile earth," Mn.
kept ltie'1SllJ1te ln IWICID into the predawD boan tod-1 and lleyer uid.
blocbd ~CID the "wlndfall·proftta" tu CID tbe oU .... trJ. Reea.W.nc the J\Dle 25 incident,
Tbe 11~·bour aeulon ended at 3:35 a.m. wttb tbe Senate ape Mn. Meyer 1aid IJamea, her .. ._.,,the i than wtMn it besan dau1bter and other cbildreo bad pareDtly DO closer to bre--. mpaue " _... '-been pla""'n1 wilb a P'rllbee, At wue ta a $30 ... bUlion "minimum tu am-meat v1 1•
Democratic Leader Robert c. Byrd tbat would lllcreue the then •topped and be1an ta.l.klJll. bout ~-bWI tn tbe U.. The The other cb1ldren were atart· total tax lD tbe Senate bill to• •-00 • ins b.ome around dualt wben Home bill would generate S277 billion. "Ken( bit ber and kicked her
and •tnnaled her .••
Gold Hits Record
$458.80 in Europe
"Tbm tie picked her up and
carried ber acrou tbe 1treet and
dumped ber body ln aome
bu1bea and covered it wttb
lea•u," lln. Meyer nld.
Sb• di1puted one account
whJ.cb Ijames 1ave tnve1U1aton
that tM llrl bad refuted to play
a 1ame ol bueball catcb With blm. LONDON <AP) -Gold aoared
to blOa todaJ lD lOldoa and Zartch u the foretsn ndlaqe
marketa buaed witb news of oil
price llleN••· Tbe dollar roee bi Ja~ but decliDed a1a1o1t
most European currencies.
Gold wu quoted at $o&A.IO an
ounce at tbe afternoon ftxlna lD
Loeb, • record, and Mlll In
Zarleh.
Tbe metal doled ·~ In London at Mtl.m and In
Zartcb at ..... .n--btUiq
"'1 d.ma urlle.r tradl.u ID tbe
Swtaa e.afer. 1'hat WU the pre.
vloal.....S. Tiie dollar ended a moderate
TGQO I I I l'oD at '281.16 Jen.. up
: from m.u at WedneadaJ'•
• cloM. DelJll"I M1d the Ba ol
• .Japan tol4 •bout tao mlJlkm to
. sapPolt the,...
DAILY PILOT
Bullklll. an lnftltor'I baftD
dw1n1 monetary UDeerta1mJ. la
bet.DI puabed up bJ 1pecalltioD
tbat tbe Or1anllatlon of
Petroleum ~ COUlllrtel will 1harply r ·tbe oil price at
tbelr meetln1 ln Caraca1,
V enesuela, be1bm1Da MoaclaJ.
That would meu an tatla·
Uonary ~= tbe warkt. 18nerallJ tbe Talue ot dollan ID wblcb oil la boqbt andlGl4
An aDDOWlcemenl todaJ ID
Abu Dbabl1 United Arab
Emlraa., 1a1d Saudi An!U,
Qatar aod th• United Arab
Emt.rat. have dedded to ID·
ere ... tbelr GU prtoa bJ • a ba.rre1 u of JanUUJ.
The llrt'I bodJ WU D0t
unW die followtq day aft« an
lnten1e aearcb by the
W11tmln1ter Polle• Depart·
ment. !Jamee wu anwted lD
CODDediaa with lbe Orl'I dealh
three days later.
Tb• boJ baa been beld la
cu1tod1 at Oran1e County
Junnllit Hall.
Mn. Meyer mid lbe felt &be
boy bad problem1 but WU not
lnlane.
She aald ber dau•bter and
IJame1 bad been acquainted fOC'
more tban four yeara. Tb•
hOUIH ID which tb• two
tamW.. live have • eommcm
prapertJ line.
What a , Waste
Solar Outhorue 'Fleeced'
•
An unldenUfied worker carries beloulnas
of the William Ray f am Uy from their fiome
1n Laeuna Beach (top pb(Jto) after a bruab
fire destroyed their home. Below. Brierly
Ray triabt> ii couoled by an unidentUled
neiahbor. on the ltepa Jeadlp1 to the re· maw of her home.
Valley Board
Set to Elect
New Officers
Fountain Valley <elementary)
School Dlltrtet t.ruateea are to
elect new board officen when
they meet at 7:80 torupt tn dis-
trict officea, Number One
Llsbthowe Lane.
Two newly elected board
memben, Mn Chwyl North
and Mn-Carol Mohan, took
oatha ot dfice la.st month.
Out1oln1 board Preaident
Richard Plum was defeated in
the Nov. 8 election.
The three trust.en re malning
on the board and who did not
face election Nov. 6 are Roser
Belgen, Belly MignanelU and
Shella Meyers
Martial Law
Chief Held
SEOUL. South Korea (AP)
A aquad of army offtcen arrest·
ed Soutb Korea'• martial law comaaa.DCMr alter a lbootou
wltb bl• bodr1uard1 •Id rounded ap MVtHl other top
1enerala, accuaJ.ni tbem of com·
pliclty tn tbe ueUllnaUoo ot
PrHident Parle Cbun1·hee,
authortUea a aid today.
Obaerven aald the aurpriae
move Wednesday nlabt by one
1roup of 1eneral1 a1aln1t
another did not appear aimed at
the clvlllan 1overnment of
Park '• 1ucce11or, Prealdent
Chol Kyu-hab, but there wu
apeculatloa Chol bad not been
told of it in advance_
la Wubln1ton, a State
Department 1pok11man warned
the South Koreu mWtary that
any move lo diarupt tbe nauon '1
abift toward democracy would
bave a "aevere advene impact"
on U .SAiouth Korean relatiom.
Barrier Broken
TOKYO <AP) -A linear
motor car wel&blnl 10 tom and
floaUq several locbea above the
track lnb tbe 500-kilom.et.r
barrt.r in a i.t nm W~1.
Japan National Rallwa)'I aalcl
Tbe car went au m1lel an boar,
OD &be nilwaJ'I a.ua, tnck
525 mUea aoutbnlt of TC>Qo, an
offtcial NkS.
Fkeing Motorist
Dies in Collision
A 22·year.ord woman ap·
pareotly tryln& to elude a
1berUl'1 petrol car died Wednel-
day when her •P"'"n1 aporta car crUl* UllO anotber vemcle
a a atop l&bt lD La Palma.
Police aald Wendy L . Leiter.
of Buena Part dJed ol multiple
internal inJurlea In Weal
Anaheim Communlty Ho.pital
at about 10 a.m., eJtht hours
after the fiery roUl•loo.
La Palma oftlcen aaid a Los
An1eie. lbatfr'a deputy lr1ed to
atop Ma. Leiter'• car for IPMd·
tn1 In Cenitoe.
How.ver, tbe deputy la.Id the
aporta car hurtled oo at man
lban 90 mn. Mr bour before
slam~ into a car stopped at a
traffic alpaJ at Orao1etborpe
Avenue a nd the Riverside
Freeway ln La Palm.a.
The second car burat into
flam es on impact, but the
driver, Norm.an H. Lee, a , of
Oraqe, wu draued to 1alet7
by the deputy.
Lee wu treated for ml.nor in·
Jurlea and releued from La
Palau lnterrommunlty
&.pit.al
A p~r lD lb. Leater'1
car, Marpret Bigelow, JI, of
Cerritol, bH been remond
from tbe crltlcal Uat at La
Palma Jntercommunlty l:Dd wu
reported lD stable CODd1tkla to-day.
Newport Surf and Sport
Christmas Specials
7
YW&Ntl PBaCBNT fll -&aUael Ja ... ••••mp11cm. Dectueuq 10perea·r·~· tJ .... ., .... ,.... ........... lllllcllvtd~
iqtbenm....,.=on1a·11Sm1Wci9Wlddl9 Jleldatheto.olloo • ....... •
Alboltf UlpeaterUaan•pereeat wouldnqalre I!•• calcalattoa1. Tiie .. hl1torlcal u1.a"
would be reea1eulated quutw11.
Tbe federal covmunent laid eartiwtbt nbl·
de owners would a• free ratioa ~ wbltb
eouJd ~ tnded OD aD open market •
'I'll& lt Pl!&CSNT set-alcle fM priodt.J UNI
would cover tbe aeect. cl bealtJa and welfare. live
farmWI enoalb to meet food and ftber ioall •P-
proved by the president. auure bulinetMI of 1up-
0Ue1 bued on t.bet.r hbtorical use rather t.bu number of vehicles. an.cl protect hardship cues and
the handicapped.
The federal aovernment would be allowed to
Join in the buyinc and sellinl of ration coupons to keep their supply ·m 'balaoce wttb the available
gasoline
City Protests
Iran Actions
CHOWCHILLA <AP> :._ 'Ibe city councll of this
community, which saw 26 of its children held
boataee in 19'16. has sent the Ayatollab Khomeini a
resolution demanding the release of American
hostages in Iran
•'Citizens of the city
--------. of Chowchilla are out-
( . ~~TE .1 ) raged by th1a aet." says "in ·. t.be raolulioo wbleh ii
-------identical to one adopted by t.be ccxmdl tn nearby
.Merced.
·'The citmm o1 Uds-eommumty are 1IDlfied m
their support of our government's attempt to
secure 1uch releue. •• t.be Chowchilla reao{uttoo
added
8w 111.,.rs 6et SJZ$,ee9
SAN DIEGO <AP> -A Superior Court jury
bas awarded $125,000 to the parents of a man killed
in the San Diego air dlauter 15 mootha ago.
Tbe jury deliberated only two hours Wednes-
day before making tbe award -the smallest yet
-to Henry J. and Doris Bumninati of Edmonton, Alberta.
Afrp•rC Bazerd• Cftefl
LOS ANGELES <AP> -A pllota' auociatloo
spokesman baa told a state Senate commlllee that
ni&bt landing and takeoff reatrictlou al Loa
Ancele1 IDtenlatioDal Airport aa wen u tbe tact
of 3.000.foot clear IODea at the ends of nmwaya
pose m.i<>r fire huarda.
"LAX <Loe Aqeles International Airport) has
an abominable procedure which reqllires that all
n11bt operatiom be coodueted overt.be ocean. even
in bad weather," Capt. Ray Lahr. area safety
coordln.ltor for t.be Air Line Pilot,J A.aaodatioo,
told the state Senate Committee OD Fl.re Services
Wednesday
Sell••l ... tmt• Adebe.S
SACRAMENTO CAP> -California schools
abouldn't let t.be puaage of antl·buslnl PropoelUoo
1 ltop them from m•lrfn1 plant to elimlOate uy
sesreptlon they have, HY members of the state
Board of Education.
A ~ committee Wedneeday recommended Mlldina Gm ....... to the IObool dilttteW tbe\
have called tie itate for advice aince &be ~al
NoT. I of PropoaltJon 1 by more thU a 2·1
statewide .... ••U, Te.staee Piie 8 ...
LOS ANGl!LD <AP> -Two m.,Gr' oU t0m·
pates bave flled lulla lD ~ wttti tbe ta.ta
billion ~ GI Belrtqe OD Co. b1 Sbill OU
Co •• tM ....... c:GIM ... ~~ blltorJ.
The . .mu ... meet lD SUpel10I' CoUrt .. Wechlelda1 b7 ' Jlobil COrp. aDd Texaeo lac. Tbey
CGGtad tJalll SWJ )Jam to Jkiuldat.e Belrtdp ID a
wa1 tbllt, .~ .Pl'ffellt MollU ad Taaeo 8' .mbaorttJ lbiNboldln from pertldpatint tquallJ
ID .a dlmtbatioD ol BeJ:rlctp•1 UleU.
LAS VEGAS (AP) -It looted
more like UM Academy Award.,,...
aentaUona than a birthday party
wben eome of t.be blseat name1 bl
enterta1nmeat turned out to tout CDe
of their own m a ttar·studded abaw iD
honor of Frank Sinatra's Mth birth·
day and 40tb year lD show bawineea.
Tbe audience drew u much -if
not more -applause than the
performers Wednesday ntabt as
more than 1.200 persona jammed lnto
the showroom at Caesars Palace to
pay tribute to Old Blue Eyes.
THE LIST OF STA&S, 1DaD1 ol
them from Sinatra's era and
representing some of the biggest
names in show business, in.eluded
Cary Grant.. Rita Hayworth. Tcoy
Ben!letl, Lucille Ball. Gae Kelty' Milton Berle, Red Steltoo, Red But·
tons, Dean Martln, Sammy Davis
Jr., <>nm Welles, and Glenn Ford.
Former Vice President Spiro ~ wu on band. alOll8 wit.b presidential
mother Lillian Carter and Loa
Angeles Dodgers manaeer Tommy
Laaorda.
The black-tie affair featured
perform.,,..... by a number of Lu
Vecaa bMdlinen. u well u a aeries
of awards toSina&ra .,
•Ice Selectlonl
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He l.IC9I Thi Clulltty Of A
Frmdl Dlliac• ColocJle, Hil
Style Requm A Cllutc
0--Plllre c.dln For Him
Alt ll'1Ulm9donll flvorita wfth •
brisk, brllCing style. Cool, green
topn01111 wld'I an unct.cumnt of
~l*m nota And the
balance 1hat l9tl a fine fnlgrma
-t11*1-Piene Cardln Man's
Co'°"18. 2 oz. 8.60, 4 oz. 14.00,
8 oz. 24.00. After 9-e, 4 oz.
8.60, 8 oz. 16.00. Solp on a
Rope, 7.6 oz. 8.00. Shave er.n,
8 oz. 4.00. From the
Pilne Cardin PerlocW frlQI•~
Collection for Men. Our
frlgrancl comutmnts wm have
YoUr lllecdone wrlPPld In ·
I. _,ln Oritmll gold.
tc.1 .... Sii• tu lrid dlllver,
~. b9yond our locat Unhld
,_,.. dellwry .. , wUI tie
adctld. ~nl mill
Olden. Aul 1JJO hnlllnj--
for ordlrl under 10.00.
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• U a dlltrtc:t implemented 1uc a a p~ram without an . . • tt could COit about. rro.ooo yearl)i. tht
computer ~ t noted. That atll1 Would be an 1Mual .. pill el about .,,000
"" But financial aa1n ll only dary
.S: T bera who lobbied the board far more attend.an~ ~. ~i resalll'e earlier thl1 y ar dW, noted that puplla can be
.. ffuaht only Uthe)' attend claum.
HUiJtiiiltan Beach Cll)t CouncU members have aireecS
14 vote on an ordinance dll1iDed to Um.tt campalfn con
ttlbuUons.
Tbe proposal. authored by memben of HOME Coun·
ell, a Huntln,ion Beach bomeownen• oraanl&ation, was
she lved tut summer
CounclJman Clancy Yoder switched h11 vote and
agr eed to remove the poht.Jcal reform proposal from ltm·
bo The councJl 1s expected to vote on the plan late this
month
Authors claim the contribution proposal wu styled
after last year's successful county initiative TIN CUP
<T1me ls Now Clean Up Politics)
The authors also saad the plan, which would place a
~ ceiling on ind1v1dual donations a nd a $500 limit on
com rrutt<.~s regardless how many candidates it endorses
should lx.-made law before the l~ City Council election.
Several councaJ members, including Mayor Don
M acAllJ~ter, have cntictzed the proposal. MacAJlister
s aid it would go too far m cutting the role citizens and
busmesSt•s c.'ould take tn an election
Re-exammat>on of the city's campaign contr1buuon
rules is worthwhile. Whatever the dollar limits should be
need!:. full public discussion, along with a hard look at all
other for ms of contribution to a political campaign
Right Direction
Mon· moves 1n the right dtrecu on
.. ·ountain Valley Chamber of Com merce showed
wisdom and communaty concern '" backing off con·
trovers1al proposals to hold Sund~y swap meets at a local
drive-in theater Citin~ the bid as a disruption of
harmony in neighborhoods around the theater. chamber
l<·<1dcr .Jim Petrikm said his organization will raise
operating funds some other way
-Huntington Beach Union High School District
trustees have decided they need all the pay allowed them
under state Ja w ($200 a month> after all. They cut their
pay to $100 a year ago as an example of cost conscious·
Subsequently, trustees found they had nearly doubled
the number of meetings required to keep the diltrtct run-
nin~ and some have been dip.Pin& into their 6wn pockets
lo do board work At that rate. only the affiuent could af.
for c.J to serve • Opinions u pressed 1n the space above are thote of tne Dally Piiot
Other views expressed on this page are thoM of th4flr authora anO
an1sts Reader comment 1s 1nv1ted. Addreu The Dally Piiot, P.O
Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) tw2·4321.
Boyd I Round Airport
By L. M. BOYD
ll ... 15 yean a10 that a
brtlbt 10u1 dreamed up the
rtn1·around airport and sub
a"utat.ly took out a pat.en\
IMl aame. It'• excavated ln tbe ·~of a b.ll bowl with •ta runwa,.. rtnaln1 the ln . '1be pilot tam lnto the td:d)e, t.ben rolls tbe plane
arouod the runway for u
niUJ )oopt U AN Dffe11Af1
to 1et llP 1utt1dent air 1peec1.
If IOJDtfMDI ..,_ Wl'Oal. tbe
pilot ti.mply windl it down to
the m.lddJe qalD. Need not
over1boot. Questtoa lt DO\ •hr dktA'\ eomellodJ ttd.nk ot
it lOQI •· QuesUon l.t why hasn't~ such airport been
buUtablce.
One out of eveo llve chronic anoren cn be eured of the dread ailment, accord·
ln1 to Lcmdon Dr. Jao Robin.
But IN doesn't •tlf bow
That Br11U l• a youna
people'• countrl'i clearly.
MON titan ball lU 'lt m1WOn
eld.Aiiill an ilDdlr. qe 30.
Not everybo4y reallHI
that bread will IJ'OW lt&le
fut.er in a refrllerat.or than
out of it.
Jf your tcalp doesn't live
off .JDOfe oil tbaD all tbe rest of
ydtlr body. you're Dot normal.
say the medieot.
When you take your foot off
tbe aeeeleratcw ta a d1esel tru~k you lhut otf all fuel to
the eQlin4. Som-tnacten
knoW t6is, eome doa 't. Thal
la wby some set. exCMd•nal.J 1oocS~ mion 1on&·baul tripa by advanta•• ot
lb• down whlM othen lr>' to up in tiDM .....
what ~--ln fuel ~ by pm conatantly. Jn· terntlnl. t;rW. It'• the COD·
teatlon of Tran1portatlon
Department NNsrchen.
Amailnc, 1ome of tb•
tbi.nc• found tn UM lnnanta o1
•hark.I. A.nclat NtOrdl at
Ahl ln f'.ranc• not• tbat tllbvmm~on.eepulMdlD
• 22-foot --'* "P1 and foundtbe......_. boclyOJ
amanlDafull•tdtofarmor.
AIRINGTON -&a tit• bl .... .,.~ .. . ..,.... ............... .... ... .......... ,,.. ....
D•y•n .. at IH C•atT&1 la· ,,, •••H• Al•HJ •d•SHd
.. Uut .... ~llkDtotMUnat. .. -....n .llf0bab111.Ddt. •Ui&llltl la ...... ..., •aroid. t.o
11.0na U. A.mean £mbua1
udltl•Amlrtcanbolta1ea. PreUd.a Carter wu aware of
U.. •:::a:· ID ,_POlllM to lm-~~ u-!.
abab, Carter
report•dlr
ODCe aalrtd
bl1 advt.Mn
ruefully :
''Wbeo th•
lrwam lake
our people ln
Tehran
~ta,., what
wlll you adviae me then?"
Nevertbeleaa, be pe rsonally
authorbed the ahab'a entry.
Secretary of Stal• Cyrua
Vanu undera&ood \he danier
On July 21. be sent an ursent.
"•YH-OnJy" cable to Char1e
d'Alfaln9 L. Bruce L&lnaen lD
Tehran.
"WS ua conaidert.nc." the
cable poeed. "bow to respond to
the abab's conUnuinii query to ua
Mailbox
YET NEWSOM'8 only concern
was how to rnlnimlse the lmpact
of the tbab'a arrival. He would have preferred, for example, to
brin1 the abab into the country
nest year -after t.be JraDian
1Jtuatlon became more atable.
Henry Precht, wbo beads Ute
• lranlan dull al the State
·oep~ was ln toudl Wtlb •
4"•~• la Iran oo a dally bNw. _.. that t.be po1111ea1 In.,.... la Iran ...,.. bllb1Y
eombuttblt and, wlth the
.Upwt .p.n. COUid uplode ln
Amatta•11aa .
Y.t CID~ 2. be Mnt the Am.nca Embuly a 0 8ea'et·
S.UW"" planntni paper on
bow &o JININlN "for the abah to ~ to tbl United St.ates.·· The
olaD WM to watt until Ayatollah
llubolla• ltbomelni puabed
tbrouab bit on comtitutloo and
ettablllbedanew pvemment
. 'l'llD, U. paper ttattd. ··we
abouJd tnfonn the new pem.
ment. tb.lt we w1lh to clear OW'
deeb al o&d lllues oo tbe acea·
da. One ot tboM old lll&aea will
be the st.at.us ot t.be &bah. We
could inform the sovenunent
that we have reaiated lntente
pna1un. to al.low b1m to come
to the U.S. becauae we did not
wl a b t o c o mplicate Ube
ayatollah'a) problems or our ef·
forts to construct a ne w rel.a
U0nttup.
"Now with the nt'W govern meot ftnnly estabb.aMd and ac
cepted, lt "Merm appropnate to
admit the ahab to the U.S. 11w
oew pensment may not like It.
but It Is t.t to 1et UM luue out oftbe way."
Proposed tbe Stat e
Oepartm t pl ... •t•: ·~
d1ICullkG wttb thil '*' (~ meat) illlOGld tak4t p1.-.,_.. It
... la ...... two.Une .....
and scme lftt --bef(We tbe ab.Ah WCJIUJd come bere. 1D tM meaod.ma. .,. lbould bttln to
PNPln the lranlanl by teJllq t.Mm al U. tnt.eDN _p.,....w. for
the lbab to come bere -.,,....
sure• wbJcb we are re1latlfta
*~te our t.radlt.loftal open-door
f'O..i:f fbin ii DO prospect for
Iran to Mttle down, there mQ
be an ~t for 1otn1 abead
and ad.m1Ul.nl the ahah U)"Q)'
to 1et that lneritable step beb.i.od
us, but it w1ll be necessary flnt
to review bow dan1eroua the
•iluaUon b. In either of these
scenarioa .. abould a1m for a
positive cbao1e tn our poelUon
on the abab b)' January 1990 "
Instead lb~ shah. pleading
medtcaJ need, arnved an Oc-
to~r 1979 Sources clottt to the
i hah acknowled1e that tus ad·
men t. thou'lh r eal enough,
cou ld ha ve been treat ed
elsewhere. T he human1taraan
appeal, In other wordJ. wu a
ruse
The compelllng questton t!>
why" Why were our leaden so
detemu.ned to admit the shah,
contrary to the best interests of •
the United Sta tea., The ua1,.a
IWllJficatJOn 1~ that they cowd
not tum theJr back on a loyal al·
ly and th.al they oould not give
tbe ayatollah a veto over who
can enter the country
POPPYCOCK . Their grt:alf'r
obltgatJon WL'\ not to lhe shah
but to the nauonal mteretL"i A
day M"ldom pa~ that the Uor.
t'd States dot•'\n 't bar ur.
de11r able!i who"l t-prel)f'OCe
would not be hel11ru1
The pressure to admit th.:
'hah c·amt= pr1 manly from
l>av1d Rockefrllt:r and Henr)'
K111111n1tl'r Dt'1p1ti> their dt~·
dalmers, t ht'y <.'onducted a re
leotle<Ui <.'amp•1gn ln Washington
to grant th.-\hah ref uge .
Th<' r1•\JH>l"lf·d rnre1gn af.
airs '>Pt'<'lah:-.t <~1·orge Billl wa.'>
rorrN1 an <·alhnl( 1L "obnox1out.
prf'uun• ·
Thl• Hoc-k1·ft•l IPr K 1!1"l lnl(t'r
al1b1 that l.hl-y m;1d1• nnly l1m1te<t
pt>rsonal ronla< t:-. I'> µun· dl·c 1·p
t1on Thq d tr•ll•d lh1 1J m
pa11tn they pulll'd lht-stnng-.
they enll!>ted other ... to JOln 1n lht-
pre1111urtt
In prev\o\1!> column... w.-haY'f'
t'll pliul\t'd their mot1" at1on Tht•y
have mulum1lhun dOllJ r finan
cul llf'S to lhl• l\huh
Energy Appetite Holds Us All Hostage
To the Mltor:
It baa flnal17 IJappened.
America l.t belni be.Id lataae
by tbe world. Not Just 50
Americl.DI in Tebran are ln
bondage; wearealblavet.
We were warned. We lmewwe
were beaded lhia way by our ln·
saUable appetites for oll, for
comumer IOOda ot all kinda, for
the better Ufe we promlaed
ourselves ln our Great .American
Dream. We t.bouOt tbe iood life
would never eocl; two cars in
every 1ara1e, meat ln every
1tew pot, home ownenhip for au. a walk OP tbe moon .
We could never run out ot
water, beat, U~t, ener1y. Could
1 we7
• TBDE wsaE dan1er liens
on our apeechrtay, but we kept
our bllnder1 on and looked
1Lratiht ahead, Oftly aeetna that
pot of told at the end of the roect.
Uke t6e Burma Shave •llm ot
our put, " = \he warn-lnp, "•low, eroua curt'99
ahead " because. tbe)' were out of 1tyle and we were 1olna too
fut to 1ee them anyway.
No• we know. Tben ll •
Umlt. Our 1upplie1 an not ..S.
lea1. We do need ~rwtn t.b1Dp
from other pa.rU of tbe world,
outalde the contlMDtal U.S.A.
Th• fell ot the world lu.rMd
thll leMOn aome Um• aao. It'•
our tum now.
There LI 1Ull Ume. Not u
much H wt would Uke, but
more than we deHrve. Tb•
WQtld i.t 8 wonderfW piaff, IUlJ
fllled with rtd>el and beautJ.
And lf w Lum to treat It wttb rapect, llvlnl u well u tU·
ln1, we can mm lt lut a wblle
lonl•f· IANYOUNO
TIJe American electora1
mt.em wu nner intended to
reflect a "ma.u democracy" ln
all retpeeta. The U.S. Senate
repreHlltl 1eoe:raphical rather
than popular comtituenctes. 1be
electoral coUe1e and (prior to
tbe pauqe of the 17th Amend·
ment > the lndJrec:t elecUoD ot
senaton further eo111Ututed Im·
portant counterbalanctn1 cbectl
to the power of heavily populat·
ed re1POM.
ABOLITION of the "bloc"
vote at GOP party cooventioal
would dlmlnlab rather than
enhance the Importance of
Calllornia ln the oomtnaUoo al a
prealdent. Would Goldwater
really have been able to defeat
Rockefeller In the UU
Republican primary bad tt DOt
been for hil historic Callfonda
victory? Tb• opportunity to
1ramer all ot a major atet.'•
dele1ates abouJd invite lnt&M
campalsnlDI by credible can· dldat.a.
1'b.e power °' the •""-bu
bMil •-:t:roded ~ •Jl· pandinl f al powers and a
conespal'Cft.,, decreaM lD tbe ~~~~= aad lbe Mopt1oa of reliODal
prtman. would htrtber tbeM trend.I .... tlOlt of tbe "wllmer t.ak•=·· mary lt • nec•uy p,.r to malDtatnlaf OW'
fcidera system BJLLC~OSBY
iw ........... .
To tM Edit.al': w •JDI Clark'• l.uer tJa I.be
Ptate•
No.. 29 Pilot 11 maleadin& m
that be repeatedly rcfen to lbe
Bot.a Chica marsh u "man·
made" and "artifidal." Theft la
notltiq man-made about the
Boin QUca marsh: tt bas pro
bably ~en lhere fo r 10.000
yean. The major man-made
reatww tbat one does .ee ln lbe
manh an the dikes that sur
round It to protect the nurby
bom .. from lnundaUon al h1Ch
Ude.
TRI! RESENCE of the <hke5,
lncldenlly. supports the pnnci·
ple t.be AmilOe de Bolaa Cluca
bave advocated for many ye.an,
that tht Bolaa Chica manh la
Udeland and falls under the pro
t.ecUoll t:A the ndelandl Trust ot the atate conautuuon. Aa you
know. we have rued a la .. utt to
pro•• Wt potnt. When the tUM com• tbat our auJt la beard cm
lta merit• rather than tbe
teeJl.nlca• aldrmiabet It la now e~. the public will find
ltMlf the owners of a vaJwabJe
natural re1ource for recna-
Uonal, eeolo1lcal and educa·
Uonal mes for ltDenUona to
come.
DAVID II. CARLBDO
President Amtioe de Bolu Cbiea
Ll••• .. Neftls
To tbe Sdltor:
Homeonen ln town who
bave recet.S IUblt.ami.al cflchac..
Uou lD tbllr PloPelt1 w blU ma1 find tbem11lH1 belna
placed Ja. ~tu bracbt ..
a result lft.bey would lJke to ftnd a
way to have tha t money used by
lhetr own rommun1ty rather than
havm1 It sent lo W shmgtoo or to
Sacramento. may Wf' suaaest the
Huntln1itoo Bearh Libr ary .
Cultural & Information Rf'source
Center u a possible source tor
donauons?
Tb~ are two att'as wttJu.o the
library that could use those
(undl to a very &ood advantage
One, our boot budaet hu fallen
on ha.rd times and bas been ~
duced substantially. This year at
wlll ~ SZUOO. u compared fl>
the book budlet ot $258,ZIO for
Anaheim; $118,865 for Santa
Ana : and Sl.50.300 ror Fuller10n.
One can read.Uy Ne that. we are
uoabl~ to pu.rcbue reference
mat.enala. popular readinl or
c:tuldrea ·, boob to tbe -.r-
lbat we abouJd for a commua.lty,
or 16'9.000. In eddiUon, we bave cut 41 penodicat aublcrtptlona
that we can no lonaer afford.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1979
•1~:.T~ '''•••ata'! .... 'ie"w~le••I n•IO-.U•• WH from a11 lmM ...... fM&lltr .. _ .. ,
d•m£ altH la N•••da ud
... .,, ........ t •
...... ol ..-Ible ....... of ... ilDIUriala.
N•Tada Offlelala aald '*'' ••••• ,. abipped br. ICN Cbellllcal aDd Radto 1otope Dim• ol tmM will ... op11M1C1 tOda~ to dltermlM lf pacDaiq
and ntM!r11oa.rd boxea of UM
anaterlata trom produeen ol
auob wuei.. CDOIU1 eom.me:rclal. edueatloaaJ and medical et·
tabDla...mta.
Al BaMtd. radWopcaJ coatrol
officer far lCN, uld LodaJ Che
Ink• couJd be DO mon than
rablwater which aeeumwated
oo the »-Jo~ drum1 while
tbeJ w.-. ID Irvine.
JCN bu about 10,000 cubic feet
of wute materials oo band at its
Irvine facility, 1•rbaae which
ptled ~from a pl'e'floul c.lmun
of the ~ 1ltes U.. put &ix
w"borlO. Phll.U~. in a telepbone ln-
terview from biJ CarMG City,
Nev. amce, aaid about 11 cotl·
taloera shipped to Beatty
abowed ftidenee of leuaae.
He uid ICN ahlPmeata woWd
continue to be eml>artoed until
an investigation disclosed lf
leakage occurred and bow it
could be prevented lo the future.
Phillipe said .A sister dlaDOaal
Oil Price Jumps 33%
5 to 10-cent Gas Hike Feared
BJ Die A.uodaled Preu
Saudi Arabia, Venezuela and
several other OPEC nations are
raising crude oil prices by $6 a
barrel. a spokesman for
Venezuela's slate oil company
said today. A U.S. oilman said
the Saudi boost. 33 percent over
its current $18 price, is retroac·
live to Nov. 1.
If applled aCl"06S the board by
all 13 nations ol the Organization
of Petroleum Exporting Coon·
tries, increases in that range
could add five to 10 cent.a to lbe
price ol a gallon of gasoline or
beating oil in the United States,
some analysts say. A spokesman
fNoise Fray
!Continues
'In Irvine
L The city of lrvlne'a latest
1
1ambit to limit jet °"erflitbta and nobe problem& em,analtDI._ ..... _
from El Toro Marine Alr St11im
has failed to set oft the pound.
1 Nevertbefeaa, Irvine City
Council members bave decided
to try one more time to convince
military officials to sign an
agreement limiting jet opera·
lions to levels compatible with
city policies and practices.
Base officials rejected that no-
tion last week when they coun·
tered with a proposed agree·
ment ol their own with the city
that one administrator said
would leave Irvine worse off
than at present.
The council told Mayor David
Silla and City Attorney James
Erickson to make one more
brief but direct effort to resolve
lin1erinl problems by dealing
with Joca1 military officials.
Should that prove fruitless, of
ficiala.aaid, the c.ity may bave to
try lts luck with military brass
at Department of Defense bead·
quarten in Washington, D.C.
Major Gen. Joseph Koler Jr.,
commander at El Toro, sent
Silla the Marine Corps venioo of
an agreement Friday. "I
believe lhi5 document, as you
will find it, encompasses where
we are and when we need to 10
in order to reach a mutually
aatl1f actory solution,•' Kol er
1md.
1 The propoeed agreement says i Ute Marines wi1h to conduct I tbelr operatiGm .. in a manner
wbtcb la compatible with rn· t 10Dagle land uae and deve~
meat ol the dt;y, and not to lm·
f poae unreuonable noiH and
buard lmpaetl on the citilem ol
l tbeelty .•. " ' <See NOISE, Pate AJ>
said the U.S. Energy Depart·
ment would make no estimate
ammediately or the consumer
impact ol the price bikes.
The OPEC oil ministers open
their winter price-setting meet·
ing Monday in Caracas.
Venezuela.
One oil-industr4 analyst in
Caracas interpre~ the $6 hike as an effort by the Saudis and
others to bead off even bigger
boosts by OPEC's price
"hawks" at the meeting.
Earlier today in Brussels,
Belgium, the Saudi oil minister.
Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani, con·
firmed that his country would be
boosting prices even before the
OPEC meeting.
The oil minister of the United
Arab Emirates, Mana al OtaJba,
said m a report carried by the
official UAE news agency that
those raising prices by $8 per
42-galloo barrel were the UAE.
Saudi Arabia and Qatar. The
spokesman for Petroleos de
Venezuela said in Caracas his
country would also be among
them
There was some confusion
about when the increase would
take effect. The Venezuelan did
not say when they would be ef-
fective, the Caracas newspaper
Live Targets
Dekgation Bida for GoatlJ
A Lap• Beads attamey ad
l wo San Clemente residents
believe they are going to help
1et the NayY's goat Frict..y in
Loa Aqeles.
Attcll'DQ ltlleu G. Winterbot-
tom 11ld Wedneeda1 tbe la
"hopeful and opUmlatlc" that
U.S. Dtstrtct Court JUdge Robert
M. Takasuei will rule ln favor ol
animal lovers who want to re·
move t ,000 teral goats from San
Clemente bland.
Takasugi, who toured the
island Sept. 7, will hold a settle-
11\ent conference in bis Los
Angeles court Friday
Earlier this year, Navy of·
ficials announced plans to shoot
the goats from bellcoptera and
leave the carcasses tQ rot on the
island located about 55 miles
southwest or the City or San
Clemente.
Thia enraged two San
Clemente women, Kathy Martz
and Georgette Korsen, who
mobllized animal lovers to halt
the Navy plan.
Fund for Animals officials
hired Pasadena attorney
Marcella Philpott-Bryant \o
fight for the goats' lives in court.
Sbe asked Ms. Winterbottom, an
associate from Laguna Beach, to
aid her.
On the Navy's side is defense
lawyer Stephen O'Neil, a deputy
U .S . attorney. O'Neil has
declined comment on the cue.
Navy oftlclals have claimed
that the eoaSa a.re cbewlnc up
near-eztinc:t planl life that sua-
tatoa endangered birds and
lizard.a.
But Miu Winterbottom said in
a Wedneeday interview that the
Navy's claims can be proven
false.
•'The Navy's plan ii inetfec·
ttve, inhumane and costly," abe
aaid. .. It sbowa the Navy's dis-
Deity ......... ,...
GETI'INO NAVY'S GOAT
Ellen Winterbottom
regard for all humane aspects"
of dealing walh the hooved
creatures, Ms. Winterbottom as·
serted.
She said il can be documented
that pip and deer have been
brought to San Clemente Island
for sport shooting by military of.
Ileen.
The Laguna Beach attorney
asserted that, "The goata have
also been used as target practice
and for sport shootinl on the
ialand." Ma. Winterbottom went along
with the jud1e and other at·
tomeys who toured the laland ID
September. "4,000 carcuae1 -
tbat 'a what really upset the
Judie," abe aaid .
. -••re•• S•lel•e
·. 1}onll'all Gunshot Victim
El Nacional saad they would
take effect today, and Ot.aiba
said they would take effect Jan.
1. But John runt. a spokesman
for Mobil Corp., said the Saudi
increase was retroacllve to Nov.
1 Mobil is one of the members
of the Arabian American OU
Co.. the primary producer in
Saudi Arabia
A Venezuelan oil·industry
source said Venezuela. Saudi
Arabia, Qatar and the UAE are
the only OPEC members that
have not been selling on the spot
market, where prices have
soared above $40 a barrel.
* * * Gold Soars
To$462.75
In Europe
LONDON CAP) -Gold soared
to highs toda.y tn Loodoo and
Zurich u the foretp excbanp
markets bmled with _... ol oll
price tncreues. The dollar niee
in Japan but declined a1ainst
most European currencies.
Gold was quoted at $4SB.S> an
ounce al the afternoon fixing ln
London. a record, and $4:i8 in
Zurich. Later. it closed at $482.7S
in Londoo.
The metal closed -.V ednesday
in London at $446.625 and in
Zurich at $446.50 after hiWng
$451 dunng earlier trading in the
Swiss center. That was the pre·
vious record.
The dollar ended a moderate
Tokyo session at $238.95 yen, up
from 237 .35 at Wednesday's
close. Dealen said the Bank or
Japan sold about $30 million to
support the yen.
Silver also Jumped 92 cents an
ounce today ln New York to S21.
Bullion, an uavestor·s haven
during monetary uncertainty. la
bemg pushed up by speculaUon
that the Organisation of
Petroleum Exporting Countries
will sharply raise the oil price at
their meetin& in Caracas,
Venezuela, beginning Monday.
An announcement today in
Abu Dhabi , United Arab
Emirates, said Saudi Arabia.
Qatar and the United Arab
Emirates bave decided to lD·
crease their oil prices by $8 a
barrel as of January.
That would mean an lnfla·
Uonary IUl'fe around the world.
aenerally depreaainl the value
of dollan in which oil la boulbt
and aoJd..
te tn RJchlad. Wub .• abO wtU
not •oetP ICM ablPAleatl until tbe matter b cleared up.
The eompany bad applied for
new permJta to tnack wute to
Wu~ and Nevada after
tbe two diapoaal Pounda were
reosi•ed reeeaUy.
Botb had been abut dowo by state· oftlcla.b wbo were ton·
cemed about safety of sb.ip-
menta.
ReprHentatives from ICN
have been sent to Beatty and
1tate and federal offi.d.all Uo
will be In aUeDdaoee &oday wbma
the suspected steel druml are
inlpected.
Pb1W .. aaid the baD oo JCN
could lat f~ just a few boun or
Mveral da)'a or weeb .
Baletti aaJd bis firm bad
shipped ateel eontalnen to
Nenda Tueeday Clll a
trailer truck rt1. Du.rtnc closure of tbe disD-'1
sit.ea. Baletti 1ald, the 1oa
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Bilo Battie Dead
Entertainer Clara Haih Nelson. better known to
thousands of visitors to Honolulu as Hilo Hattie. died
Wednesday al the age of 78.
Newport Cop Link
To Wiretap Probed
By .IOA.NNE REYNOLDS
Ot '*" 0.ty ...... -
Newport Beach police a~ lJl
vestigating the posslb'1.1ty that
one of their own sergeants bas
been conducting elec:troruc sur
veillance ol the police ctuef and
two captains for more than two
months.
Police Chief Pete Gross said
today that Sgt. Robert
Gatewood. a 13-year veteran of
the force, has been placed "on
special assignment"' pending the
outcome or the probe.
Gatewood was confined at
Hoag Memonai Hospital todAU'.
recovenng from a back uuary .
Through a nurse. he declined to
comment on the aUe1ation.s to-
day.
He did indlcate tbrouch the
nune, however. that be might
issue a statement Friday.
Grosa said • search warrant
served on Gatewood by depart·
meru. 1nft!Jtigat.on 1ave them
acceM to bl.a locker, car and
home in Irvine.
Evidence recovered included
a tape recordln1 of telephone
convel'Ntiam made to omces ol
two capt•ln•, WQDe Connolly
and Richard Hamilton, Gross
said.
Tbat tape WH amon1 the
ltema turned over to the Orance
County Diltrtct AUOtney'a oftlce
th1I week. Grau aaid the Pl'OI· eeutor bas not yet lndlcated
wllettlerornotan.v cbarpa will be
ftled.
Tbe wt.re tapiS. ti proved, eouJd
CCIGIUtute a felOQJ violation, UM
ctaSel aald.
In addition, police are coo· duc:tlq an lntmlal invest111t1oo
ol What 1t1ay abo tnclUCS. the
bUatnf of Grou' oft'lce and con· fenGce room . ~ iunelllance, Groa Nld.
appannU, ••• ""••red bJ Oae.troOCI .. dbNUlfaCUon °"" ~ b1iallterNd from tb8 de-
tecll ve da vision lo the patrol
division Oct. J
At that lame. Gatewood
headed the cnmes agamst prop-
erty detail. a post he had held
ror about 18 months In addillon,
Gatewood i.e rved as the
supervisor of the department·!'>
Special Weapons and Tactics
squad.
"The information I have been
given ls that he has told mem-
ben or this department that he
wu going to 'get' Connolly and
Ramtlton," Gross said.
The transfers, wtuch were &n·
nounced ua early September, also
affected Connolly and Hamilton.
On Nov. l , Hamilton was deltt·
live division commander. Re
swapped Jobs with Connolly who
was administrative davision
commander.
Investigators believe that the
illegal surveillance may have
dated from the September an-
nouncement ol those transfers
since tbe tape taken from
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fclCa.U, --.S Rep. Cbulel B. WUllGll, J).Cdf,, Of u eowa&I
ol ftDwJaJ mlleoDduct. I rour eamta ~b• tbe 11nt111ne OCIDllWID• eo-~·dta. ol cub tlUDO,..,. • .,..... Wbo Ud •
dlNCt ...... bl tlltalatkle Oaqrw. • 7 ~ eounta adesecl that tbe .................. CQllYett· eel neart1 ta.GOD tn campalp coatribot*'t to bll ,...__i UM
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WASHINGTON CAP> -Pna.ldeat CaNr welcomed former
Pneldent Gerald R. Ford to t.be Whlt.t llOUM toda7, 1aytq
Pord "livea me very 1ood advice."
Carter'• Republican predeceuor nld It wu "nlee t.o be
back" In tbe Oval Offlce be vacat.td In im. Font allo nmarked
• tbat be found Cut.tr lookin1 ftt.
The two were all 1mU. u reporters and ~pben n-
eorded tbe start ol t.be ..... kin. Carter aald tben WU DO.,-.,
. • but lranlan sltuaUon clearly ft,ured In tbelr dllcuulae.
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M8t•••• Bold A•ema•
SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador CAP> -IANlt mWtanta an
boldiDI an American Peace Corpe volunteer and ftye unlden·
Wied penom in an office bulldlq lD San Salvador and are d&-
mandinc a reduction in mun.lcipal taxes, a apolteaman for tbe
\lo01an Dies
In Fiery
·Car Crash
A Zl·Y••r·ofd woman ap·
pareatly trylnC to elude a
1berttr1 patrol car died WedDea·
day when ber 1peedln1 1porta
car crunea m&o anocber veb.lcJe
a a atop laht tn La Palma.
Police nld Wendy L. Leiter.
of Buena Park died of multiple
Internal lnJurlea la Weal
Anaheim Community Hoepltal
at about 10 a.m., ellht houri
after tbe ftery eoW.lon.
La Palma ottlcen 1aid a Loe
An1elea a!Muilf'a deputy tried to
atop Ma. Lester'• car for •peed·
tn1 tn c.errttoe.
However, the de9uty said the
1porta car hurtled oo at more
than 90 m.Uea per bour before
alamlDinl lnto a car stopped at a
lrafflc alpal at Oran1etborpe
Avenue and the Riverside
Freeway lD La Palma.
The second car bunt into
flames on Impact, but tbe
driver, Norman H. Lee, "1, ot
Oran1e. wu dra11ed to safety
by the deputy.
•· · 1roup Aid today. Lee wu treated for minor ln·
juries and relea1ed from La
Palma lnlercommunlly
ff09pital.
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Tbe Peace Corps volunteer ldenWled benelf ln ·a telephone
Interview with Tbe Aaaodated Preu u Deborah Lon, 31, a
former bank clerk from New Jersey.
"I am all rllbt," she said.
She explained she and the five others, ldenWled only u
Salvadorans, were seized WedneadaJ by February 21 Popular
League milltanu who occupied administrative otflcea of the
caplW's two principal food market.I.
Sell•te F~e• FtH•uter
WASHINGTON (AP) -A flllbuater by oil-at.ate aenaton
kept the Senate ln session lnto the predawn boura today and
blocked act.loo on the ''windfail·proftta'' tu oo the oU lDdultrJ.
17\1t·lMJw' aeaalOD ended at 3:15 a .m . ..slla tbe 8IDlte ·~ ~i:;=~no ...-to bnatin8 the lmpwe ._ w• tt ...... Al UerDPt to break tbe twbuster failed ~ :W mcn-
inC· At baue i1 a $30.8-blllion "minimum tu" amendment by
Democratic Leader Robert C. Byrd that would lnenue tbe
total tax ln the Senate bill to about •w billion ln tbe 1980a. Tbe
House bi.ll would 1enerate $277 billion.
Fire Cause Probed
In Sycamore Hills
BJ 8'l'BVE m'l'CllELL ... ...., ........
AD 91Pt-acn bnalb Ore ~ tbe
Sycall)Ql"e HlD.I area of L*&Una
Beach may bave been aet
Wedneeday and offlclala are still
probl.DC for the cauae of the
MO-acre bnllb fire earlier th.at
menaced Emerald Bay and tbe
nortb part ot the city.
County crew• contained the
1ar1er fire by noon W edneaday,
Juat ln Ume to reapond to a
aecond blue a half mile north ot
La1una Canyon and El Toro
roads.
men wbo fled tbe 1 p.m . blue~
daJ.
FiYe llrulb •stDM, n1M COUil·
tJ en1loe compaol•• and
La1una'1 tbree ea11De com·
panie~ r~J::aded to the Sycamore flre, lrnodrtn1
down the Demel by 2:IO p.m.
CoantJ ft.re 1potemman capt.
II arc Hawkins aaicl approa·
lmately 70 ftreftabten battled
the bnaab fire on the eut Cl.ft10D
wall, nUuulabln1 the blue ln
an hour and a balf.
''We were damn luH:y tbert wu nowlDd, '' Hawldnaeaid, add·
lnl WedDeaday'1 ftn WU much mon acc111lble to ~
tbaD na.ta1•1 blale lnlad of
Emerald Bay and north Lquna.
A pauencer in Ms. Lester's
car, Margaret Bigelow, 26, of
Cerritos, baa been removed
from the critical Uat at La
Palma lntercommunlly and wu
reported in stable coodltion to-
day.
F,....P-.eAJ
WASTE •••
1ta19d cm the truck for aboat a.
week1. He said about three
raln1torm1 occurred in that
lime.
Before beln& sent off, be aald,
ICN worken noticed a liquid
drlpptns off the tral..ler.
Ratber than leakace.
however, tbe molature wu iden-
Wled u raiawater, BaietU aaid.
He added that no radioactive
contamiaatioa wu dlacovered
oo the trailer
Altbou1b be can't HJ
anytblnc defln.lte unW an ID·
VMUpticm ii c:ompJeta. BaiMt1
u.ld, "I don't believe there'• a
real problem. We're dead lD tbe
water wW an lnv..U1alkla la
dooe," be added. .
Tbe lCN officlal 1ald at.eel
drum• ot waste are lmpected at
the Ume they are pt.eked ~from
produeen, later ln.apeeted at tbe
1tora1e faclllty and before
t.bey'n aldpped.
Tb• lite Also bu been ~
ed by r.e_prHentatlvea from
three public a1eaclea recently.
Tbat lnlpectioD did not dlaclOM
any ~or problem•, offtctaia
aatd.
Tbe rad1oactive waate collect· ed and stored at ICN before
ablpment for burial lncludea
Items IUCh u laotopea Uled lD
rnearcb and lab matertall con·
tamlnat.ed with radloactivttJ.
Police laid a witnesl obMrwd
two mtm lD a Volkawa1ea ln tbe
Sycamore Bll1a area Jut belon
tbe f1n broU out. Firemen Nl4
they found d.rtv•·ln resi.urant
bap at tbe point ot ortitn. and
Hid they are aeekin1 l.be two Wh.at a Waste
DAILY PILOT Solar Outhouae 'Fleeced'
tJow stack tbrou,it the compost
hHp and bJ a doubl•·slued &ouu.n ~ wtDdow for wtnt.tr beM'DI ol bo&b tbe com·
po1t cblmw u ..U •Ille aa>-r:: . .._room• well ••I.., or a.eat,......,,,,,••
ft• IDODIJ went out under tbe ~ Dlputment•• Harcb tor
enero ... Ybaa ldeu . Tb• dtpaitmeat offered DO comment on Proamlre'a
crttldlm.
Atea1dlnl to Proull.N, U. iD-ftDtlWol .... .,.. .... daleed It
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................ MlliromD.
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.-!few. If••....,.. daUll ol ........... -= .... .S.\tla olhn. ADD ,,,.., Tit-..,.. ........ v.,.... • .,.,, ........ ~ fllidlll
"II._ • lat fll cnil'" to tM JUdldal QICem.
"I •• sarprtMcl •.• M'I llOt
Ii •llt.utlaed•atw.I
b9U... lie lboci&dD't be allowed
t.o walk oa Ute ••rt.la," Mn. .. ..,.Mid.
Recallllal tbl .lune• laddlld,
Jin. -.,... aaid !ti~ c1a..--wl GtbeJ' bM been~ wtU.. •
tlleD "='wt bepn ••• _....
Tbe eldJdr9 .... llart·
ln1 home aroand daat wbeD
''Kent bit ber and kicbd ber
ud~ber.''
"Tbm lie picked her up and
carried her acroa the street and
dumped her body ln aome
bu1hea and conred It wltb
leavn," Mrs. Meyer Nld.
Sb• ctleputed one account
wblcb u~ pve IDYeP:ipton
that tM l1rl Ud NlbMd to du
a same ol bueball catch With
him.
The Slrl'a body waa not found
unUl the followtq day after an
latenae aearcb by tb•
Weatmlnater Polle• Depart·
ment. Ijames wu arrested in
connection with the atrl'a death
three daya lat.er.
The boy hH been held In
custody at Oran1e County
Juvenile Hall.
lln. Meyer aald 1be felt the
boy bad problems but WU not wane.
She aaid ber dau&hter and
IJamea had been acquainted for
more than four years. Tbe
bouaea In which the two
families live have a common
property line.
Irvine School
Evacuated in
Bomb Threat
Studen&a al El Camino Rea.I
Elementary School la Irvine
were evacuated from their
cla11room1 Wedneaday after
1cbool offlclala received a
!9~ bomb tbnat. pollee
Scbool clerk a.verl)' Zlae
aaid ._ reeel...S &be tbftat at
•boat t :lO "-="' mondnl from a male w'9o laid:
"There 11 a bomb In your
1cbool."
Before abe could reply, the
man buns up.
Prlnclpal Gene Bedle1 lm·
mediately nacuat.td atudenta
and staff from acbool bui)dtnp
aod dlspened them to Yartaua
playpound locatlom. The ICbool
bu about 780 atuden&a and 19
staff memben.
However, after about an
bou.r'a aearcb ol aebool facilltlea,
DO bomb or other type ol U ·
ploelve deYice wu foa:nd and t.be
1tudeala wen allowed back Into
their claarooms.
Ila. 21 ... told offlcen the
caller ""W'ded JOUDI, between
18 and 25 Jean Of qe, and bad
DO diaeernlble aceet. &be aaid
be bad a "cool, low, deliberate
voice."
Irvine polke IL Gene Nordea
Hid melrtq a bomb th.rut la a
felony pwlabable by imprt.loo·
ment in a state pri.lon or COUDty
Jail for up to lb.Ne years.
Karen Ann Youvas, a juror dismissed from a Miami
1muegUng trial. tries to bide her face u abe and lawyer
Rob Lieberman enter the court butldlna. Sbe was
charged with aareelng to take a 13.000 bribe to produce a
huneJury.
p,.._rtltfeAJ
OF·FtcER LINK EYED. • •
Gatewood'• house la from that
moo th.
Altboulb the wt.re taps were in
place w6ea discovered in late
November. no tapes of conv.na
Uooa from October or November
have been found
According t o Gross. the
1er1eant's unhappmess with ~
move back into patrol work
nrst came to b.ltJ attention dur
lne a meeting wath Gatewood rn
early November
At that lame, Oalewoo d
leveled what Orou deacr1bed as
va1ue char1• ••a.inst t.be two
caplain.I. The chief aaid the
charaes dealt wllb the
peraonaUUea of the two men
rather tba.n wtth their ability to
carry out their 111lpm•&a.
Ht said be dllc..-cl 1011M ot
the ~ wtda ConMIJy and a
day later 6'Ju:Dd the eoDY81"f8doa
to be common tno.ledt• amoat depart.meat memben and other
city employeea.
Because ot that, he aald. be
asked b1I execuUve otncer. U .
Gary Petenoo, to cbeck bJ.a of.
flee and conference room ror
bu11in1 devlce1. None were
found.
G rou toot a two-•eell vaca·
Uon at the end of Novembu.
durlas which Hamilton func·
Uoned u actJ.q chief.
It wu d.u.rlnl Gron· at.ence
that Uw tape on Hamllt.oa's and
Coanolly'1 phones were found.
In addition, two otber depart·
ment memben came forward
with lafonn.aUoa a.bout the SW'·
vellluee alleaed1Y livea t.bem
by Gatewood durtna cooV9'11a·
Uom.
Bated OD one ol tboee CIOG·
venatiam -wtth Gatewood'•
replacemmt.. s,t. Jam• Canon
-and t.be ~ ol tbe pbooe
tape, police obealned the M&rdl
warrant.a.
Oro11 1aid Capt. Arb
Campbell, commander of tbe
patrol divtalon, will be beadln1
the Newport department's in·
t.emal inveau1ation.
"I find myseU extremely de·
ren.aive in tryina to assure peo-
ple that tbi.s incldeol lJ uruque
and that it doesn't reflect on the
capabilities of the ind1v1duals tn·
volved to perform their job6."
Gross satd.
He added that Gatewood had
recel•ed otncaaJ commendations
for htA work and that none of Lbe
allegat.ioa.s involve queationa
over c~·· performaace ol
has omaat duU es
NOISE •.•
However, •• f.art of the
llattne ac:teemen , the dty la
asked to accept a revised
Oran1e County General Plan
noise element on which Irvine
has taken no posiUoo.
The city bad aaked the
Mannes to prepare envtroomen·
ta.I impact report.I whenever in·
c reHes were planned In the
total number of yearly opera·
Uooa; whenever increases were
planned in the number of opera·
Uon1 conducted durtn1 U>e houri
of 7 pm and 7 a .m . and
whenever iDcreues were COO·
templated in the number of car·
rter la.ndina practice operatiooa.
Barrier Broken
TOKYO <AP> ... A linear
motor car wela1ns 10 tou and
RoaUDI aewral mchee abo'9 the
trac' lwob the 500-kUon.ter barrier IA a ie.t nm Wedll•daJ,
Japan Natlanal Raihra11 uid.
Tbe car 1Nllt IU mUea an bour.
on tbe rallway'1 teatlnl track
525 miles IOUlbweat ot TC>Qo, an
offtclai said.
City Protests
Iran Actions
s.r.,1.,.rs Get Sl%$,He
SAN DIEGO <AP> -A Saperior Court j11J'7
has awarded $125,000 to the parent.a ol a man killed
ln the San Diego air disaster 1S months aeo.
The jury deliberated only two boun Wednes·
day before makine the award -the smallest yet -to Henry J . and Dorta Burzm!nsti of Edmcmton.
Alberta.
Alrp..-t B•zaru Cited
LOS ANGELES <AP> -A pilot.a' aaaoclaUon
spokesman baa told a state Senate committee that
ni1bt landing and takeoff restrictions at Los
Angeles International Airport u well u tbe lack
of 3,000.foot clear zones at tbe ends of nmwaya
pose major fin bazarda. .. LAX (Los Angeles Internatldlal Airport) bu
an abominable procedure whicb requ1ree that all
nilht operations be conducted ewer the ocean. even
in bad weatber," Capt. Ray Lahr, area safety
coordinator for the Air Line PUota Aaodation,
told the state Senate Committee on Plre Services
Wednesday
Sell••l Dbtrfeta Atl1'betl
SACRAMENTO (AP) -California schools
abouldn't let the paaaa1e ol anti·baainl PropoalUon
1 atop them from makina plans to elim.iUte any
sesre1ation Oley have, say members of the ttate
Board ol Edueatklll.
A board eomm1Uee WedneldaJ reeommended
sencliq tbla meaqe to the acbool dllbtetl that
have called tbe stat. for adYlce llnce tbe .wroval
No.. C of PJopositiOD 1 by more tho a 2·1
statewide ftte.
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LOS ANGELES <AP> -Two ~ oO eom· == ba•e ft1ed IUlta tn eaanecUaD wttb the ta.es tateoffl' of Belrldle OU Co. by Shell OU
Co .• tbe larpst corporate~ 1n Jd*'7. .
Tbe salts were ft1ed ID SUperlGr Court tams wedMiclQ .,, Mobil Corp. ad Taaeo 1nc. They
contend tUt Sbell plans to llqlddate Belrtdae ba a
WQ Iba would prneat 11*1 .... Taaco -ndDortt;J 8arebotden from perUdpaUQa eciuU1
ID a dlltrtbatkm of Belrldp'1 ..ea..
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Bay Waters Muddied
After last week's meeting on the fate of the Upper
Newport Bay, one point remains disturbingly clear:
Local governments are not going to be able to solve the
bay's problems.
The attempt to form a multi-jorisdictional agency
that will have the cooperation -and the clout -to get
the six jurisdictions draining into the bay to work in con-
cert already has failed once.
But the five cities and the county are determined to
keep what they call local control in the matter of deciding
bow to stop pollution of the bay and how to clean it up.
Unfortunately, it appears that insistence on local control
is only going to doom the bay while the agency represen·
tatives bicker among themselves. ·
There is one agency that has the necessary authority
-and without all the parochial hangups -to attack the
problem and put solutions into effect. It's the state Water
Resources Control Board, which bas warned the local
governments that it will move in if local efforts fail.
Local management and control normally is to be pre·
f erred, and state agencies can be painfully slow and sub-
ject to political manipulation, too.
But every day brings a little more pollution and silta-
tJon to the bay and no action to halt or reverse the pro·
cess. It's time for the state to move m The bay is far too
valuable an asset to let it degenerate while local officials
disagret> over how to save it
Irvine's Loss
The spmt of any commumty is diminished by the loss
of someone long active in its affairs.
Cathy Larkin. who died last Monday after a lengthy
bout with cancer, was one such person.
involvement in school district affairs in Irvine was
one of her passions and she immersed herself completely
in volunteer work. She was vice chairman of the district's
advisory committee and an appointed member of the
community advisory committee for spe~ial_ education
with the Irvine and Newport-Mesa school distnct.
She was twice an unsuccessful candidate for school
board and worked on numerous other panels and or·
~anizations affiliated with the district and youth work in
general.
School Supt. Stanley Corey paid tribute to Mrs
Larkin by noting that "probably no citizen was more reg·
ular in attendance at meetings of the Board of Educa·
t1on or more aware of educational issues within the dis·
trict. . "
Despite the serious ness of her illness, she continued
to attend board meetings until it became a physical im·
possibility.
She had last run for the school board only this past
November She will be missed • Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the ,Oa11y Pilot
Other views expressed on this page are those of their a'lxhOrs and
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:._Boyd I Round Airport .
ByL.M.BOYD
lt wu IS years ago that a
brtgbt IOul dreamed up the
ring-amm airport and sub-
sequently look out a patent.
on same. It's e~cavated in
the shape of rl=n:owl with ita nmwQS tbe ln·
side. Tbe pilot tuia into the
middle, then rolls tbe plane
around the runway for aa
many loops u ve n~
to a-et ~ sufficient air speed.
U IOIQdhin. loel wroq, the
pilot llmpl,y winds lt dowa to
&be mtddle qaln. Need not
o\'eraboot. Question la not
why Oldn't IOIDebOcly think of
it loq qo. Questioa 11 why
bun~ any such airport been
bu.1Jt llnce.
flve
cbronic snorers can be cured
of the dread ailment, accord·
in1 to lAJDdon Dr. Ian Robin
But be doesn't aay how
That Brnil is a young
people's country, clearly.
More than ball It.a 116 million
citizens are under age 20.
If your scalp doesn't gtye
off more oU than all the real ol
your body, you're not normal,
say the medicos.
When you t.ake your foot o(.f
the accelerator lo a dleael
truck you shut off all fuel to
the eqlne. Some truckeN
know thl.9. some don't. That
ii why some 1ot exceedin.clY 1ood ml!::fn• on Iona-haul lripa by J advanta11 ol
the dOWD pwlea while otben
try to make UP bi time aa .. d what~loee tn fQel biinl.t
bJ p ~.In· i_ t4ntt1D1, trm. lt'a tbe CGD· tentlon of Trantportatlon Department~ Am•=· 1ome of tbe thlnp ln tbit tnaUdl ot
•harks. Aildeat neordl at
Ala la rraace note U.11
fi1bermen tbeNoac pulled ta
• 22·f00l lhartl,-opened It "P1
Ud fouad UJie beldJeM b6cl1 OI
1 manlaat.alsmtor ......
Not •nf1bod1 nallill
that IJnld wUJ "°" .. futa'IDa~._
outtaflL
U.S. Knew Risk~ of Shah En'WY
WAIHl"°TO" -lD lbe ba~otw...._ . ..,. ....,.. ....... '°Dow lMl u.
lball WA bid ..... 11lie 8&alil Departal..at alMI Cutral la·
telll1ence A1••c1 ad•lHd
a1atnlt adadUIM ldm toiM Ullk· _,.._·n.aaa.,.....,~
mllitma la lru. u.ey wa1111lt; to ~U.A..ScuSm~ udltb,e.AmilrkU~ PNidcllat CUtel' wu aware of
tM wtrnlno. ID rwpome to lat·
plorlnp ~ tiat .
be ad.mlt tbe
ahab, Carter
reportedly
once aaked
bis advisers
ruefully ·
"When the
Iranlam take
our people in
Te bran
hostage, what will you advise me then""
Nevertheless, be personally
authorised the shah's entry.
Secretary of State Cyrus
Vance understood Ule danJer.
On July 26, be sent an wireat.
"eyes-only" cable to _C'1arae d 'Affalrea L. Br\IC'e Latn;en ln
Tehran.
.. WE AllE cons1dertng," the
cable posed, "bow to respond to
the shah's continuing query to us
Mailbox
tlilrO•lla Yartaiil cbaaaeta ,.. ,.,.._.tr·t•,.._ce
la a..··lllitW 8'-..: •. I WOUid
lib '° bave JOUr ........ ud iiri•atll nllP*Uaa ol &bl lifted ol IUCll a DIOY9 OD tbe UftQ Of
Amerldlill balraD (•pedaUJtbe
oftldal AIMttea1 ID U. eca-Poad>:•
LalDltD warned that Ule
lball'• Mriwal ID ADMrtca could
lalte llltl·Amertcan •etica, • eladlDJ probable reprl1al1
ualmt the embau1. Yet Vaace
advlaed the pnaldent to admit
the 1b&b on ''humanitarian" pounds.
The lbab '1 cue wq bandied
at the State Department by Un·
derlec:retar7 Da.td Netnolll. He
probablJ understood better than
anyone else in Wuhingtoo the
eoaaequenca or cranUn1 the
1bab a viaa. He wu prhy to the
many waml.np and pfOIDOltlca·
tiona that the shah's preaeoee In
the Unit.eel States would mean
trouble.
YET NEWSOM'S only concern
WU bow to m.lnimize the i.mpect
of tbe abab's arrival He woukl
have preferred, for example, to
bring the shah lnto the CCQ'ltry
nut year alt.er the In.man
situation became more st.able.
Henry Precht, who beads the
Iranian des k at the State
Dlt>artmmt. .,.. tn toucb wttb
dnt~ ID ll'an oo a daily bull~ b;., that the Political
~ ID han were biPb'
combatUble and, wttb the
11l_. ~ eouJd explode in
Amutea•• face. Ya CID Aq'. 2, M sent UR Ammcan ..., 1 • .. Secret·
S.UlU••" plannlq paper on
bow to J1NPCJ9 "for the abab to come to tbl Vatted Stat.1!9." 1be
plan ._ to wall UD.W Ayatollah
B•boUall Kbomelni pushed
t.brouJb Ida ... eamtttutioa and
estabtlsbedaMW&OftnUDeDL
'l'llD, tbe paper atated. "We
•boGld Inform the new eovern-
me:nl that we wtab to clear our
decb of old iaua CID the aaen-
da. One ol thole old illues will
be the status of lbe abab. We
could inform the 1ovemme.nt
that we have reslated intense
pressures to allow him to come
lo the U.S. because we did not
wiab to compl1che <the
ayatollah'•> problems or our ef.
forts to construct a new rel•· Uonsblp.
"Now with the new govern·
ment ftrml7 established and ac·
cepted. lt 11eema appropnate to
admit tbe lb.ab to tbe U .S. Tbf
new ~OYemmmt ma7 not like rt •
but It is best to get the issue ow
of thew~."
Propo se d the State
Department plannen! •"Tbli
dl1c wtila the _,, f'"'9'D·
mtmt• ~ take plad diii K " '° ~...,. two-tbteie .... and tew da1'I won tbt
shah would come ~ Ia tbe
meanttme. we aboWd betlil'·to
pre]>are tbe lranlat bj '{e)lln1
them al U. tnt.eme _presaurea for
&be 1bab to come here -pres.
1urn which we are rniltina
deaplte our tndltlonal open.door
PoliCJ ... "U there II no prospeet for
lrao to MUie down, there may
be an arcumeat for aotnc ahead
and admlttinl the shah anyway
to get that loevtt.able step bebind
ua, but it will be neeessary lint
to review bow dan1eroua the
5ituaUon ii. ID either of these
5ttnanoe we should aim for a
positive chanee ln our position
on the lhab by January 1980."
Instead the shah, pleading
medical need, arrived in Oc
tober 1979. Sources close to the
shah acknowledge that bis aal
ment, though real enough,
could have bee n treated
elsewhere. The humanitarian
<tppeal, m other words, was a
ruse.
The compelling question 1!.
why? Why were our leaden so
determined to admi' the shah.
contrary to the best interests or
the United States? The usual
JUStilication is that they could
not turn their back on a loyal al·
ly and that they could not give
the ayatollah a veto over who
rao entt:r the country.
POPPYCOCK. Their greater
obligauon was not to the shah
but to the nallonal interests. A
day seldom passe:. that the Unit
t'd Ste1t es d oel>n't bar un
des1rablet> who<oe presencl'
would not~ helpful
The prel)sure to admit th1
'>hah came prima rily from
David Rockefeller and Henn
K 1ss1nger . Despite tbetr d1;
cla1mer5, they rnnduct.ed a n ·
lcnlle~ campaag_n in Washington
t o ~rant the :.hab r e fuge.
The r espt>cted foreign af.
fatrs specialist George Ball wa~
correct in call.mg 1t "obnoXJou' pressure ··
The Rockefelll'r-K1ss1ngt-r
.-1hb1 that thcv mad•· only hmtlt•d
per!>-Onal contacb. 1' pun• dec:t>ii
t1on Tht•:. d1rrrtPd th1· ram
pa1~n : tht•\ pullt-1! the <.tnn~'
the~ 1•nh,tt•f1 01 hc·h to 101n tn th1
I'" -.~un·
In pn' 111u t•1lumn-. ~" hJ''
c'pla111f'd their mul1vat10n Tht•\
ha\ .. mulllnuJl.JQn doll<ir finan
c1al t1rs to the shah
Energy Appetite Holds Us All Hostage
To the Editor:
It bas finally happened.
America is being held host.age
by the world Not just SO
Americans in Tehran are in
bondage; weareallslaves.
We were warned. We knew we
were beaded this way by our in·
satiable appetites for oil, for
consumer goods of all kinds, for
the better life we promised
ourselves In our Great American
Dream. We thought the good life
would never end. two cars in
every garage, meat In every
stew pot, home ownership for
all, a walk oo the moon.
We could never run out of
water, heat, light, energy. Could
we?
THERE WERE danger signs
on our speedway, but we kept
our bUodera on and looked straight ahead, only aeetn1 that
pol of gold at the end of the road.
Like the Burma Shave alps of
our p.,t, we lpored tbe warn-
ings, "slow, ctaneerou.a curves
ahead," because they were out
of style and we were loinl too
fast to see them anyway.
Now we know. There la a
limit. Our supplies are not end-
less. We do need certalo tblnp
from other parts of tbe world,
out.aide the continental U.S.A.
The rest ol the world learned
thl• lesson some time aao. rt'•
our turn now.
There la atlll time. Not "
much as we would llke, but
more than we deserve. Tbe
world t. a wonderful place, stW
filled wtth rtchn and beaut.J.
And ti we learn to treat lt with
re1pect, liTlnl u w.ell u tak· ina. we can make it lut a wbUe
lone er
Of these taxes is the Stale sales
and use tax. Thls is a tax wblcb
we pay to retailers on vanous
purchases and they are then lo
pay the taxes over to the State.
A loophole in our laws has
enabled some retailers to unjust·
ly enrich tbemae1ves by not pay-
ing these tax monies to the state
after we have paid it to them.
The problem ts that in t'D()8t
cases. as the law currently
reads. corporate officers can.not
be held responsible for the tax
liabilitieaofthecorporaUon.
There ts a b1 ll which has
passed the Assembly and will go
before the Senate. when they re
convene, which is intended lo
help insure that these taxes are
paid over to the state. The bill,
Assembly Bill No 1.538. provides
that corporate officers havtne
control over the fl.seal affain ol
a corporation or who are
respooSlble for the payment of
the sales and UH taxes shall be
penonally llable for the P•Y·
ment ol t.beae taxes owed by the
corporatlon If it can be
establlabed that the tax bad
been lacluded lo. or added to,
Lbe MWna prtce ot the property
IOld by the eorporatiOn
II' 'l1IR corporation payw lta
tales aod UM taxes to the ltaie
WbJD due tbeD the corporate of.
Ileen Woold have nothl.al to ~ about. n.t tb1a bill will
do la enable the tuhll autbor1ty
to attempt c:a8eetloD of the tax•
from tbe oftleen of any corpora·
l tJon ftlcb does not comply wttb
the law. and after all, why
should we reimburse a corpoca-
Uon for taxes which it does not
pay over to the state.
Additionally. by coUecbng the
taxes already paid by the public.
but not received by the state, tax
increases maght be aV01ded.
I feel Assembly Bill No 1538
should become law and, lf you
agree, I urge you to contact your
senator and let tum/her know o(
your interest tn this matter
ZORA l. YN TEBEAlJ
"~ •ler .,.,~
To the Editor
Tbe · winner take all
primary currently sought to be
abolished by the Schmah·
McCloaey ulitaallve ~ffort de
serves to be retatned, for rea
sons other than the oomlnallon
of Ronald Reagan. Representa
Uon of states' deleeates at party
conventions in proportion to
numben of votes received tends
lO dilute further the power of the
states and the prtnclple of
federalism that underUes our
poltllcal and constitutional
system.
The American electoral
system wu never intended to
reflect a "mass democracy" ln
all r•pects. Tbe U.S. Senate
representa aeoeraph.lcal rather
than popular comtJtueocies. The
electoral coUee and (prior to
tbe paaaae o1 the 17th Amend
meat> the tnd1rect eledioo of
1enatGl'I turther tonstltuted 1m·
portant eounterba1ancina chedts
to the power of heavily popuJal
ed re11ons
ABOLITIO" of lhl' ' blo<'
vote at GOP party convenllom
would diminis h rather than
enhance the importance of
Cahfonua in the nommat1on of a
president. Would Goldwater
really have been llble to defeat
Rockefel ler 1n tht! 1964
Republican µnmary had il not
been for tus htstonc Cahforrua
victor) • The opportunity to
garner all of a major state'!.
delegates should mvate antenst-
campa1J;ning by credible can
d1dat~
Tbe power of the states ha!>
been steadily eroded throu&h ex·
pand10g federal powers and a
corTeapoodmg decrease m the
unatary voting power of states
Abolihon ol the electoral college
and the adoplton of regional
pnmanes would further these
trends. Retenl1on or the "WlDDer
take all" pnmary 1s a necessary
prcreqwsite to maintammg our
federal system.
BILL CROSBY
J
r
t > ,
1at,er Uae 1,100 petlUoa .._._.. ••W ror tM neaU
afluaJ& .,,." comcil mem· •• ,. M1~rU1 ··•••r •Dd SaroUDI Koelter by I.be PrtdaJ ., .•. dnd'bte.
llr1. ltoHter aad Mn. Wainer ebar1ed Wedn .. day
that the Neall rkera have
''mill'epl'eMllted'' tile blue ln tm.n1 to set ftlaidenb to alp the petition
: t Fire Cause Probed
In Sycamore Hills
By STEVE MITCHELL
CM .._ o.itr ~ l&llff
An eight-acre brush fire in the
Sycamore Hilla area of Lagwia
Beach may have been set
Wednesday and officials are still
probing for the cause of ~~!
550-acre brush fire earlier unn
menaced Emerald Bay and the
north part of the city.
County crews contained the
larger fire by noon Wednesda,y,
just to time to respond to a
second blaze a half mile north of
Laguna Canyon and El Toro
roada.
Police said a witness observed
two men in a Volkswagen in the
Sycamore Hilla area just before
the fire broke out. nremen said
they found drive-in restaurant
bap at tbe point of orilin, and
said they are seeking the two
men who fled the 1 p.m. blue to-
day.
Fi•e brush engines, nine COUD·
• ty eo1ioe companies and
La1una'a three enaine com-
panies rml:nded to the
51camore fire, knockln1
down the Dama by 2:30 p.m .
County fire apokeaman Capt.
Coast
Marc Hawkins said approx-
imately 70 firefiehters battled
the brush fire on the ea.st canyon
wall, extinguishing the blue in
an hour and a half.
"We were damn luckf there was no wind,'' Hawkins satd, add·
ing Wednesday's fire was much
more accessible to firefighters
than Tuesday's blue inland of
Emerald Bay and north Laguna.
Fire investieators s a y they
s till have not pinpointed Che
cause of the inferno that
menaced the community Tues·
day night causing evacuation of
about 200 people, Utjuring nine,
badly damaging one expens.ive
home and causing other random
damage.
More than 375 firefighters
from 10 Orange County cities
Joined county firemen and
California Division of Forestry
firemen from San Diego.
Riverside and San BemaXdino
counties in fighting the stubborn
blue that WU spurred OD by
&ale force wlnda.
"Wltneuel said they beard an
explosicm and saw a fiaab up
behind Boat Canyon," Hawkins
said. "But we ltlll haven't found
the transformer th.at we believe
sparked tbe tire."
Re said fire crews were =:IUD• tbe area today in d Joottn1 the Ed1IOG Co.
tramformer. Four to five eqlne
companies remained in tbe area
today patrolllnl tbe charred
blli.ldel and eDinplabln1 bot
spots.
Hawkins credited fast
response from participanta 1D
th• mutual aid pro1ram for
beaUo1 down Tuesday's fire
before AQJ more bomea were
damqed or destrofed.
0 ()m' fire p.,.p11nntn1 nall1 = ud lt wun't onJy tbe
.. be Nld ... Savini tbe
~ .,.....,, • fire break
I~ ture rUUy HYed eome ....
1111 Ml I 11Hiiat WM~ bf
<lea JIU. Pap Ali
Tia• two eouaeU menll~•n
thre ~ wtu. recall .., taaey
want tbe Orallp CowltJ Diltrtct
Att01'11•Y, Oraad Jur1 and
Ntary al 8ta1e to lDY.ttlate
cbar111 broqbt by 11 local rest·
data.
Letten from tbe 11 San
Clemnte resideota claim, ln
some ~ tbat the recall
workers said the)' were ea0ect-
in1 sip.atures for a rent control
• ID .
measure.
1t ... mo ebarced tbat u.
petition •iptture 1at.beren told
people &be meuure wu merely
a review al tbe City Council or a
low-coat bous1q lnitiaUve.
One woman. who u.ted not to
be ideaUfted. told a reporter •
was threatened wltb bodily
harm b)' the reeall worten.
Several other residents 1a.J tbeJ
became in•olved to bitter oon-
frontatiosu with tbe petition alpatare 1atberen.
IP Ill least one incident at a
downtown supermarket pmtinr
lot Tuaday, police were called
ln to quell a dimD1>anee tnvolY. Ina a1lepcUy oveneaJoua recall
workers. Tbere were no arresb
but tbe m.u'ket maaaier tbrew
the recall worken out.
Lett.en to tbe Oranre County
flegistrar al Voters hue been
aent by the followtoi San
Clemente relidelita: Mary Lou
Smith, llarsaret Walcott, J01ce
GatM>r. Kathleen Marti, Georp
and Ellie Fox, Lorrie and Dee
Ebert, Diana D . Hammer,
Wilma Bloom and coun.
dlwoman Waper.
Recall Leader Howe cbarpd
that tbe petltlon al1nature
1atherera have been bQaled by
<See RAVO, Pace AZ>
Oil Price J1imps 33%
5 to 10-cent Gas Hike Feared
By 'fte A.Noctated Press
Saudi Arabia. Venezuela and
several other OPEC nations are
raising crude oil prices by $6 a
barrel, a spokesman for
Venezuela's state oil company
said today. A U.S. oilman said
the Saudi boost, 33 percent over
its current $18 pnce, is retroac-
tive to Nov. 1
If applied across the board by
all 13 nations of the Organization
of Petroleum Exporting Coun-
tries, increases in that range
could add five to IO cents to the
price of a gallon of gasoline or
beating oU in the United States,
some analysts say. A spokesman
Actor Hall
Apparent
SUieide
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Actor
Jon Hall, who starred as the
native boy in the ori&ioal ''The
Hurricane" movie in 1937. died todqot • .,_bot wound that..,
appareatq Mtt-lnfll~. accord-
ing to a spokesman ln tbe county
corone-r's oftlce.
.. Preliminary indications are
that it was suicide," the
spokesman said, "but we won't
know for sure until this after·
noon."
Hall, 66, died in his North
Hollywood home.
He was born in Fresno as
Charles Loeber. He spent hl.s
youth in Tahiti and was married
three times, twice to bis last
wife, Racquel Ames.
Tbe swarthy actor was known
for bis parts in movies with
jungle or South Pacific themes
and often appeared in a sarong.
His other movies included:
"Forbidden Island" in 19Si;
"China Corsair'' lo 1951; "White
Savage" in 1943; and "The
Clutcbinl( Hand" seriel' in 1936.
He also starred in "Ramar or
the Jungle," a television series in
the 1950s. Hall was suffering from
terminal cancer. according to
bis sister, Louise, and brotber-
in law, Edward Bayman. with
wbombebved.
••He bad been undergoln1
treatment for it, it was inopera-
ble and be wu in extreme pain
and lo&ina wetPt,'' said North
Hollywood Division DetectJve
Russell Lyom.
"The brother-in-law beard a
gunshot and went into tbe
bedroom, wbere they found him
with an apparent aelf-lnflicted
gumhot wound to the head."
Helmet Saves
Mowrcyclist
In Clemente
said the U S Energy Depart
ment would make no estimate
immediately of the con.sumer
impact of the pnce hikes.
The OPEC oil ministers open
their winter pnce-setting meet·
ing Monday in Caracas
Venezuela
One 011-mdustry analyst ID
Caracas interpreted the S6 bJJte
as an effort by the Saudis and
others to head off even bigger
boosts by OPEC 's price
"hawks" at the meetmg
Earlier today m Brussels.
Belgium, the Saudi oil mlnister.
Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamaru, coo
firmed that bis country would be
boosting pnces even before the
OPEC meetmg
The <>ti DUDlSt.er of the United
Arab Emirates, Mana al Ot.aiba,
said in a report carried by the
official UAE news aeency that
those raising pnces by S6 per
42 galloo barrel were the UAE,
Saudi Arabia and Qaw. The
s pokesman for Petroleos de
Venezuela said m Caracas hLs
country would also be among
them
The re was some confusion
about wbeo the increase would
take effect. The Venezuelan did
not say when they would be f!f
fecllve. the Caracas newspaper
Live Targets
Delegation Bida /or Goat&
A Lquna Beach attorney and
two Saa Clemente residents
believe &bey are eotna to help
get the Navy's goat f'riday in
Los Angeles
Attorney Ellen G. Wintcrbol·
tom Hid Wednesday abe is
·'hopeful ad opU.m.Wtic'' tlUll
U.S. Dtstrtct Oomt Judp Roa.rt
M. Takasugl will rule to fa9GI' ot
animal lovers who want to re-
move 4,000 feral goats from San
Clemente Island.
Takasugi, who toured the
island Sept. 7, will hold a aetile-
ment conference in bis Los
Angeles court Friday.
Earlier this year, Navy of·
ficials announced plans to sboot
the goats from helicopters and
leave the carcasses to rot on the
island located about 55 miles
southwest of the City of San
Clemente.
This e nrage d two San
Clemente women, Kathy Martz
and Georgette Korsen, who
mobilhe.d animal lovers to ball
the Navy plan.
Fund for Animals officials
hired Pasadena attorney
Marcella Philpott-Bryant to
fight for the goats' lives in court.
She asked M.s. Winterbottom, an
associate from Lasuna Beach. to
J.idber.
On the Navy'• side ia defense
lawyer Stephen O'Neil, a deputy
U.S. attorney. O'Neil baa
declined comment on the cue.
Navy officials have claimed
that the eoats are cbewin& up
near~xtinct plant life that SUI·
tains endansered birds and
Uiard.s.
... Dmff ........ ,.,...
GETTING NAVY'S GOAT
Elton Winterbottom
But Miss Winterbottom said in
a Wednesday interview that the
Navy's claims can be proven
fal&e .
"The Navy's plan is ineffec-
tive, mbumane and cosUy," she
said.
"It sbows the Navy's dis·
re1ard fOf' all humane aspects"
of deallns with the booved
creatures. M.s. Winterbottom as-
serted.
She said it can be documented
that oia and deer have been
(See GOATS, Pa1e AZ)
El Nacaonal sa.ad they would
take effect today. and Otaiba
said they would take effect Jan.
1. But John Flint, a spokesman
for Mobil Corp., said the Saudi
increase was retroactJVe to Nov.
1 Mobil is one of the members
of the Arabian American Ou
Co . the pnmary producer in
Saudi Arabta
A Venezuelan 01 I industry
source satd Venezuela, Saudi
Arabia. Qatar and the UAE are
the only OPEC members that
have not been selling on the spot
market, where prices have
soared above S40 a barrel
* * * Gold Soars
To$462.75
In Europe
LONDON <AP> -Gold I08.red
to highs today in London and
Zuncb as the foreign exchange
mart.eta buDed wtth news al OtJ
Priee lntttws. Tbe doUU f'Olle In Japm but declined aplnst
mmt Em<Jpean currendes.
Gold •• quoted at saa.• an oun~e at tbe afternoon flaiq ill
London. a record, and SC5B Jn
Zurich Later. it closed at '462. 75
in Loadoo.
The metal closed Wednesday
In London at 1446.825 and in
Zuricb at $446.SO after bitting
$451 during earller trading in the
Swiss center. That was the pre·
vious record.
The dollar ended a moderate
Tokyo sessioo at $238.95 yen, up
from 237.35 at Wednesday's
close. Dealers saJd the Bank ot
Japan sold about S30 million to
support the yen.
Silver also Jumped 92 cents an
ounce today in New York to $21.
Bullion. an investor's haven
dunng mooet.ary uncertainty. is
beioe pushed up by speculation
that the Organization of
Petroleum Exporting Couatries
will abarply r8.Lle the oil price at
their mee tin& 10 Caracas.
Venezuela. begin.niog Monday.
An announcement today in
Abu Dhabi, United Arab
Emirates. said Saudi Anbia.
Qatar and tbe United Arab
Emirates have decided to in·
crease their oil prices by SS a
barrel as al January.
• I
tumlNGTON <AP> -Pl'Mid •Cuts .fM ... ,, .. wftb tormer......-•~atU..WWa..todv.~lo·
euulra8Ddotbn'm.tten. · ••we wen DOtifted be wou.ld be lD town aDd tM .,..-den\ felt tt
would be aeon..ment Um• for IDO&ber CODvenaUoa'' between the
two niea. said pre1lcleatlal pNM MCNW7 Jod7 Powell.
Powell said Carter .. bu mllde lt a praeUce OD oeeuion" to meet with Ford an4 pre1umably keep blm abreast ol world mat·
ten. ,.._..... .............. ..
VATICAN CITY <AP) -A pMel ol Vatican expert.I todQ
'"-u a two-day lDterroptioo of Belllu·bol"D t.beololian UWard M!n.t.ecD for ''elarUlcdoD" ol bit boob quettiOD·
• IDI tbe dl'f'lDSt'J ol .reau1 Cbftat.
.............
llfte mtwm1• ""* .... at .. ,... ..... "°""" .. ............... ~ ~tM&..aiputa..U. Na\ e19tnl mo•ut• oo tM
.. le ..... ,.... ~ drt'N ...... Mn • ...... .,. ....... ~
la )\l\y WMG Howe't ITOUP.
Cid ... tot R .... ablt OovWD· ...... c:bar.-t t.be pall' wttll •
l11\ al oomplal•t• la1h1dla1 -~1Dolftet.~ .... clt1 ,ov•ruMDt, wua-
• ••' of eHr worken aad
4a111aON U.. eltJ'• == n....eau.-.. .. two~ .. twnb
aad Mb ... adlllaPMd ...... wa rear. 1an a....-eomdl ........ HonnS llmlMU.. Don-
na WUldaaoD aad · WUUam
Walker were recalled from ol·
ftce lD April. ll oat obaervers a1rH tbe
main luues around the recalla
item from dlaa1 .... menu on
propoied ~ ti '1,200
bolD• lD the d\1'• b1U1 back country and probel Into anend
Improper activities in City HAU.
A Dally PUot reporter spoke
with el1ht recall petition
1lpature pt.beren Ulla 1VWk
and recelftd Mveral dlffenat
reuoai f « placinl the recall la·
1ue on the April 8 ballot. The ftnt recall worker Hid
tbe meature would place two
council memben up "for re·
view" became "they favor nnt
control.''
Om ol tbe four panel memben~~ult .Jean Oalot. .. told Vllllcao Badlo recently that an4 two ~
leadlDI theolotl&n1, Holland'• Edward Seboo1Maber1 and
' 8Wlt.a·born Kam Kuni. veraed OD bete1J b)' ~quettioalDI · a..rtst'• dlvinltY. the mala tenet ol the Roman Catbollc and otber
, Ouiltiacburebet.
Aaotber recall worker Hid be
favored tbe ouater of llr1.
Wasner and lln. Koester
becaUMtbe)' "U"efor no lfOWlb."
The man, wbo uld be wat a San
Clemente re1ldent, aald be
favored "c:ontrolled srowth m tbe
ctty '•bill country."
On the ftnt day of qmltionina. Scbillebeecb spent 4Ya
boun ta the cMce of the V atlcan Coocre1at1on for tbe Doctrtoe
"' of tb• l'aith, formerly the Holy Offlce -the VaUcan'a watcbdol
• I OP doetlt.De.
try."
Two other recall workers Hld
they •anted to ou1t tbe two
councllwomen because the pair prevented con1tructlon of a
f t
l
Mlllt•••• B•W A•erleaa restaurant on the city pier. One recall worker said the two
SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador <AP> -Left1at militant.I an women favored uae of federal
boldinl an American Peace Corps volunteer and ftve unldell· aubsidies and be oppc»ed them.
tified penona 1n an office buildinl lD San Salvador and are de· Another man tnallted a reporter
mandiDI a reduct.loo in municipal ta.xea, a spoke1man for tbe should aisn the recall petition
lfOUP aa1d today. "becaUM it will aave the city
Tbe Peace Corps volunteer ldentifted benelf lD a teltpbaot Sl00,000" er the COit of a 1pectal
lntel'VW# wlU\ nie Alaodated Prell u Deborah Lott, It, a election. foraierbenktJef'kfromNe.Jeney. When tbe reeall petition ·'I am all not. .. ab• nld. 1lanatUJ9 are tuned ln to tbe
Bbl aplalDed ahe and the "" Cl&Mn, 16"0\tfted 4'al:J u City Clert'• otftce PridaJ after-t~= ~~,?,,:r.:_~ ~== ::':i're~e -:.1sni:,.c~~e~
pttal' ---'-'pal food markeU lateredvoteniDSaDClemente. ca I._,., • ..._. . The P1UUon1 wm alao be •-M '~ 1'111.,_,.,. eh• ~·• IJ~ Ora••• CoutJ J!!tl!!-~"y..,. oftldala. l!l'ON <AP> -A ftllbaMr bJ tltlllloi4tl!'-Nli(f.fiilli~.I:..:.. ta. 1ter a ad Ill n. It Seaate lD ....ion bllo tbe pndawn..,. ...,-a.s Wainer auerted that theae
b liCtkJD OD the "wtndfall·pnifttl" tu cm t.be all tndmtrJ. ebeeb wW mow that many al
'l'lle 17~bour HUlon ended at 3:15 a.m. wttb t.be 8eDatt • the 1lpaturet are We1al.
parently no cloler to bN&kina the lmpaue th.ID wbeD tt bepn. At blue la a Sl().8-blllkln "miD1mum tu" amendment bf
Democratic Leader Robert C. Byrd that would 1nere... tbe total tu in the Senate bill to-about 1115 billion lD the 1*1. Tbe
Houae bill would ,.erate s:m bWloD.
F ... P-AI
GOATS ON ISLAND. • •
broulbl to Su Clemente lalaDd
for •Pot't llboatin1 bJ military al·
ncen. Tb• Lanna Beaeh attorney auened that, 0 Tbe 1oau bave
a1lo belD med at tarpt practice
and for sport tbooUDI OD the
lslaDd.''
fe~eral 1o••rnmeDt abo•t SI0,000, wbile the NaYJ'I plaD
would mean $100,000 lD eost.a for
the ftnt JUI' ol tbe ntermln•·
Oona.
The attorneY for tbe se>all laid there 11 ·a chance th• mlltter
could 10 to trial afteJ' Jl'rldi1'-. eonf erenee. ..U lt 1oea to trtal,
we're well prepared," abe
added
Solar Toilet
Wim Golden
Fl.eece Award
WASHINGTON <AP> -Sen.
WlWam Prol.mlre'• award f«
the IDGlt ridlculouil eu.mp&e of wuteful 11>vermnent 1pad•n1
11 1olnt tbla month to the
Departin.lt al Enerty for 1ta ln-
terfft lD bm.Jctin1 a auper out-
bo\aae.
lb. WbUrbottom went alonl
wUh ta.. Judie and other at-
tor'De'8 who tOared the lllaDd lD
~-.. 4,000 eare .... -
. dlat'a wbat really up1et the
Jadf•,"•Nld.
U the Judie MU.l• tM matt.er But .Ill. WlDt.erbottoQI Mimed
COD.fldmt the Judte will nquiN
the NaVJ to prepare an •vlrcl:I·
mental impact 1tad1 on th•
l1land tn accordance wltb
federal law ud then Afely re-
move the aoau.
Prcmn.lre, J>.Wlt., taid todaY
th• d•panmeat deaenea bf•
••Golden Fleece" award for
1pendlnl S1.JOO to build and test
"an •~around aerobic and
1olar-a11ltt•d eoaipo1tln1
to'1et" tlLlt m1&ht come in bandJ
lf Amertew ltart abndmtnt
tMtr IDdoar' plumbmf ID die tn-ternt"'...., CODMnation.
., lD fa¥0l' oC the animal loven ~-.:.~.= be bum..., ud pa&q
traupcllt.ld l&fe olf the la1Md.
Prof111lonal tr*1Jper Jlm Clapp .... o«eNd to trap the .. r;r: and ta)e them to bl• u, Cdfarnla, rueh.
., II•. Wtattrbottom aal4
-: Clapp'• plu would cott tbe
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Tb• two San Clement•
bo\IMW\vet, Mn. Konen and
Mn. Mans. wbo aparted the C:-Pfo 4\:v:O ~.:.'fa f:
A!I!~ • after the 11tU.ment
~. .
.,,_ Jlfftf II prtdlcaU., tblt
1fbole ... OD the ........
dam ... to tM talDd -....
UYe tielll DO ttudlel ad tblft'a
DO ..,... lt'a IO, .. dlc1and
Mn. ltonla.
· Jlfa., ametu., no_.., Ul97
diollld ·-cc-met ftlrtlMr GQ Uie ....... UDU1 .,.. .. Dllid·
... OMe ta ccmelwlM ai ... :::~ ~n. So,...•1
An unidenUfied work4:J~ea beloolinO ol the William R~ fa from their 60me
in Laguna Beach (top pbiato) after a brillh
fire destroyed their home. Below, Beverly
Ray <rllbt> lt camoled by an untd.unect n~f!.bor <m the steps leadlnl to the re.
m of her home.
P ... P.,.eAJ
FIRE •••
Oran1e County Flre Dlvlaion
Chief Georfe Touaaalot, who Hid the fue break 1D Emerald
Canyon "probably ••ved 10 to 12
bemea at the leut.••
The fuel break, first caned
out of tbe steep San Joaquin
Hilla lD um. alowed the advance
ol the fire, which wu pubed by
suatin& winda of up to 55 mUa
per bow'.
"You Olht people for a fuel
break, tbeD 1': fit.ht for money
to put lt lD nen you uk younelf
lf ll WU all worth ll," Touaaaint
said. He Hid It wu dilflcult to &et
permlllloo from the landowners
to construct the fuel break, and sald some people objected to it
because ll la unai~tly
"But lt really paid off ln this
case, and we're damned lucky
we had it. It really eave us a leg
up in ftlbtinl the f1re. • •
'·I counted 12 homes that
would not bav• been aaved lf
that fuel break wun't t.IMn," be
said.
Ponner Supervlaor Alton E.
Allen of La1un1 Beacb 1uc-
ce11ful1J puabed the fuel break
concept dlroaab tbe Oru1e County BcNard ~ Superrilon 1n
1111.
"I've been wooderiD.I all these
yean lf it would wol'k, lf it wa.a a
1ood coocept, •' Allen aald today
"Now, of course, I 'm very
pleued we went to that effort."
Tbe ldea ol clearlnl a ~foot· wide 1watb and leavln1
minimum under1rowtb waa
heavily promot.cl by the late
Elmer o.t.man, then CCMml)'
ftre ebief. Allen a1lo cNdlted
another Flftb Dlltrlct
aupenilor, Claire II. Nellon,
with advanctni the prosram to the Doud of Supemaon.
"It didn't eo1t much," Allen
1ald. "We UMd Jail labol' for
ma.t ol tbe wort."
Th• tln break ntendl trom
the b1lla aboYe Emerald Bay
~ 8oalb Lq'una.
Allen ~ tbe dht1Dttlon
betweeo tbl fuel break -with a
JOO.foot dlaNd U"e& -and •
ft.re bra.It -.nth • 11-foot bend
cleared to the IOll. •
Fleeing Motorist
Dies in Collision
A 22-year-old woman •P· parently tr7tn1 to elude a
sheriff's patrol car died Wednel·
day when her apeedlnl tpottl car crUbed tnto anolller •etucle
a • 1top llbt tn La Palma.
Police said Wendy L. Lester.
of Buena Park died al multiple
Internal lnjurtea ln Weal Aoaheim Community Hospital
at about 10 a.m., ettht boun
after the ftery colllsion.
La Palma offlcen laid a Lot
An1elel aberifr1 deputy tried to
atop lb. Leiter'• car for 1peed-m, lD c.rruo..
Howe.er, tbe deputy aakt ti..
sport.a car bwtJed on at moN
than IO mllel per hour before
alamm!q lDto a car stopped at a
traffic lipa1 at Oran1et.bor'J)e
Avenue and the Rlv.nlde Freeway in La Palma.
Tbe aecood car bunt into
flame. oo impact, but tbe
driver, Norman H. Lee, '3, ol
Oranae. wu draued to taleQ'
by the depu1¥. Lee wu treated for m1nol" ln·
Juries and releued lroai La
Palma lntercommunlty Hospital.
A puaeoaer ta lb. IAtter'•
car, Ma.r1aret Bi1elow. •· ol Cerritos, bH been removed
from th• crlUcal ll1t at La Palma lntereommunlt.y and wu reported lD 1tabJe CODdWOD ~
day .
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TD It PBaCBNT Mt·aalde for prlOfttJ ._
would C11Ver t.be needs of health and welfare, live farmen enouCh tp meet food and fiber coala ap.
proved by the pnisfdent, uaure bn1inea1ee of sup.
oUea bued on their hlstortcal use ntber than
number of vehicles, and protect bardablp cases and the handicapped..
Tbe federal government would be alJowed to
Join in the buytna and aellina ol ration coupooa to
keep tber supply in 1>&lanee with the available
casollne
City Protests
Iran Actions
CH<iWCHILLA (AP> -The city council of this
community, which saw 2S of its child.nm held
hostage in 1976, bas sent the Ayatollah Khomeini a
resolution demanding the release ol American
hostages iD Inn
.. Citizens of the city
--------. of CbowchlUa are out·
( : ~~TE\ ) raeed by this act,'' says .:Jin , the reaolution wtl.lcb is
-------ldeDUcal to aoe adopted by the eounci1 ln nearby
Merced.
'"l'be citisens ol this community are uialfle'9 in
their support of oar pnrmnent's Jttempl to
secure such release," the Cbowcbilla resofutloo
added
Sm., • .,. ... 6eC 8125,He
SAN DIEGO <AP> -A Superior Court jury
has awarded $125,000 to the pareata of a man killed
lD the San Otego air diauter 15 months aao.
The jury deliberated only two boara Wednes·
day before makina the award -the smallest yet
-to Henry J . and Dorla BunminsJd of Edmonton.
Alberta.
Alrp•n B•z•r• Cited
LOS ANGELES <AP) -A pllotl' uaociatlon
spokesman bu told a state Senate committee that
ni1bt landing and takeoff restrictlons at Los
An&elea International Airport u well aa the lack
of 3,000.foot clear sooes at the end.a of nmways
pose major fire~.
"LAX (Los AD8elea International Airport) bas
an abominable procedure which regulra that all
nipt operatiooa be conducted over the ocean. even
in bad weataer," Capt. Ray Lahr, area safety
coordinltot' for tbe Air Une Pllots Aasociatlclll.
told the state Senate Committee oo Fire Services
Wed.Dad11
Sells•l .... IWCa Atll'INfl
SACRAMENTO CAP> -Cellfornla acboola
ahouldn't Jet the puu1e of anti·businl Ptopoaitioa
1 It.op tbem from makinc p1aDs to ellm.Ln&t. aD1
MIJ'9&atioa k llave, say members of the state ~of E&acaticm.
A boa'CI committee WedneldQ neommended
Hlldlna tlda meaqe to the lehool distrteta that hue called the ltate for actme llnce the approYal
NoY. t of Prc>piM!Uon 1 bJ more than a 2-t
ltalewlde ftt.e.
•WI, reaw Piie SlllC
LOS ANGZLSS ("P) -'r.o -.tor' oU ~· ==:w~~~~z.,~r~ eo.,U.luslllteo&poeaw...,..~ . Tbe laulta ~ ... flied iD Slll*tOI' Comt beN w•-., 1w llobO Corp. llDd Taaeo JDc. Tbe1 ... tUt·Slaell plau to lq1lklllte BelftQt bl •
WQ t.b11t Wild ~-t llObll ID4 Tcuco u mlDorllJ ....,.,. ... from puddpetiq equa1lJ
ba • dllaftllllliGD ol Be111dp'1 .....
·County Endorses
Site for~~-
40 .¥ears a Star
. 'Ola Blue Eye_1' T:umi 64
I LAS VE.GAS (AP> -It kded
more ~e the A.e•mY Award pre-
seotatlom \ban 1 blrtbday party
when aome of the bluest names in
entertainment turned out to tout one
of their own in a star-studded abow ln
honor of Frank Slnat.ra'1 &Cth birth·
day and 40th year ln 1bow businesl.
Tbe audience drew u muhll -1f
not more -•~J>lauae than the
performers Wedneaday nl&ht as
more than 1,200 persona jammed into
the sbowrO(>m at Caesan Palace to
pay tribute to Old Bl~ Eyes.
TOE UBI' OF STAU, many ol
them from Slnatra's era and
repreaentin& some of the biuest
names in abow buaineu, included
Cary Grant. RJta Hayworth. Tony
Bennett. Lucille Ball, Gene Kelly,
·Milton Berle, Red Skelton, Red But·
tons, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis
Jr., Onion Welles, and Glenn Ford.
wa• on band., along with presidential
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SALE ••• ,
•Ice Wectlonl
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Former Vice President Spiro Apew •llri•~=-"!""'WJIO"'l!!l!l!l'!'l~lll!llllll!,.11!_.ll!ll ". ,_,.. 9lnf • "
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mother Lilltan Carter and Lo• ~~~~ t' Laaorda.
Tbe black·lie affair featured
performances by a number ol Lu •
Vegu budHnen, aa well as a aeries •
of awardl to Sinatra :
aur at0az m.tN ~G t eke 1t w'd an often·~t'Jook at t
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chr1s~as 1t 1.magmm a 1111 •f 11nagmat1'° r ,
He~ TM Oullity Of A
Frmch D 111 • CoiotJ-. Hil
Slyla Rlquna A ae Jc
0...""'9c.dllt Few Him
Ara u1.....-.. mom. with•
brl*, tncing stYSe. Cool, ~
tl>PflOUI with en u~ of
long-Wdng ~not& And the
bldm diet.-a fine ftlQlalCI
. 11*1-P..,,_ Cltdln .._..,
Cologne, 2 oz. IJiO, 4 or. 14.00,
8 oz. 24.00.. Afw Stant, 4 oz.
9.50, &oz. 16.00. SOlpon • ,.., 1.s oz. e.oo. Stww er.n,
8 az. 4.00. From the
pi.n. c.rd1n PellDftll ftlUl•Wlllt
Colllcdon for~ our
trecJwa COM&hlntl WIU hlw
YO« ••ctlonl •~In
I . .._.,In O.lltit• ~.
Cmmldc:L Sella t.a i(i:I d1Uwry
Challlt a.fQftd our IOCll unttld
PlrCll dlll.v .... be
lidded to •I •thane .... "*'
Ofdlrl. PU 11» lw'dl11'9 dwll ·
foi onllrl "!'* 10.00.
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SChool Bus Fares
Bud&et consctou1 Laguna Beach achool tl'Ul'tees have
voted t.o charge parenta of studeoll ln the five-acbool dia·
trict a fee for bus transportation to and from acbool.
Begbmlng some time aft.er the first of the year.
parents will pay up to $122.50 per year, per child for bus
transportation to the district's three elementary schools
and Thurston Intermediate School.
The 10-cent per-day cost la expected to produce up to
$160,000 a year -budget dollars the board says are
desperately needed for programs and possible teacher
pay increases.
And while the fee program is probably necessary m
the beleagured district, administrators are still working
out the details as to how to provide transportation for
low-income families .
Some famllies can hardly afford the cost of aending
one youngster, let alone several. to school at the rate ap-
proved by the board.
District administrators also will have to work out
problems with youngsters being dropped off at school at
early hours by parents who do not want to pay the bus
fare, and must drive their child to school before work
Car pools may be the answer, but trustees shouldn't
lose sight of students unable to utilize the paid bus
transportation
Questionable Policy
~an Clemente City Council members appear to be
ready to fire Planning Commtssioner Bill Mecham at their
Dec 19 meeting.
Commission Chairman Al Wulfeck demanded
Mccham's ouster last week charging that Mecham is
"disruptive" at meetings and "embarrassing" to the
city
Wulleck also asser-ts that Mecham can't attend
special commission study sessions and is politically
motivated.
After all the turmoil that came about earlier this
year on the commission appointments, one would think
the council had learned its lesson in regard to fuing plan·
ners.
It appears three of the five council members are
ready to fire Mecham, just appointed this summer, even
though the embroiled commissioner has not had a chance
to respond to Wulfeck's charges.
If Mecham is unqualified or unable to function as a
planning commissioner, that would be reason enough to
let him go. But it is patently unfair to take action based
on statements from only one person. More cause than.
that should be presented. Hasty council action ls bad
business.
• Op1mons expressed 1n the space above are those of the Dally Pilot
Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and
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Box 1660. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) &42·4321 .
Boyd I Round Airport
By LB.BOYD ff your acalp doesn't 1ive
off more oil than all t.be rest ol
your body, you're not normal,
say the medlcoe.
When you take your fool olf
lbe accelerator in a diesel
truck you abut off all fuel to
the enslne. Some truckers
know t.6ia, aome don't. That
l1 why101De cet exceedin&ly
Jood ini:::r: on lon1·baul trips by a advanta1e ol
It wu 1S years ajo lbal a .brtOt soul dreamed up the
riol ... round airport and sub-
tequentty took out a patent
ob same. Jt'a excavated in
the abape ol a bic bowl wtth
iu nmw.,. rlDatnl the J.n.
aide. 1be pilot tam into tbe
middle. tMn rolls the pia.
a rouad the runway for u
man1 loopa u are neceual')
to 1• ~ •ufllcieat air 1PMCS.
If 10IDllUllni 1oea wron1, the
pUot = winds tt down to .
I ., the a18". Need ra«
overshoot. QunUon la no\
why didn't IOmebody think ol
lt loot qo. Question ii why
hasn't any such airport been
built llDce.
I.he down lfadea while others
try to make up In time 11ved
what they 1oee in fuel bumt
by puab1nc con1tantly In·
tereatln1, ti true. It'• the con· lentlon of Tran1portatlon
Department reaearcben.
One out of •••ry f lve chrome....,..., can be cured
of tbe clrell4 allmct; ac~rd·
lq to ,...,,,,. Dr. !aft Rotu.
..But '9 do!ltla'l ~ bcnr.
Amasln1, 1ome of the
lblnt• found In the iMarda ol
•barka. Ancient recordl at
Al~ In rranee note that
tlthtnnen tbenoacepulled IA
a 22-foat lbark,= tt QP1 1Dd fOUDdtbl be-bod1or
a man IAaf\lllauitolarmor.
Med.lcal r.eordl hidlcat.
Ulat Catetofj Of WOIDaD ..
•utf•nt tbe molt Clnlde ill· •••H• la the widow witb ' tmallehUdnn,
W AIHINOTON -la llle .,.._., ............ .
~ .............. ... _..., ......... s-.. .... .,art ... t U4 C.alral la•
ttl ll••H A1•aor advhed :t~JJa-=e== ~-11'111. ...... to
\Orm u. ~ ......... , wt..,...A..wabmt.,...
P111Mr 1 c.Nr wu aware of
IW ....... IDNl--to
ptorhap · tiat .
h• ~ tbl 1bab, Carter
reportedly
once Hk•d
bl• •fvt• " ruefully ·
1 'Wb1n lbe
lrao.11 take
our people lo
Te bran
bottaae. what
wlll you aClvlse me then""
N1v1rthele11, be personally
autbotlled the abah'1 entry.
Secretary of State Cyrua
Vance understood t.be da.n&er.
On July 28, be sent an u.raem.
"ey~1-only" cable to Cbarce
d' Mfalrel L. Bruce Latnsen in
Tehran.
"WI! ASE conslderine. ·• the
cable poeed, "bow to respond to
the shah's continuinR query to us
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Of IUCb • mo¥e • tM uftt1 ot
AmnkWIDlnD <•PM''81Ule oftldal A.mete.I ln tile CIMD•
pouad).'' •
Lat•IH wataed daat tlae
lbah'• arriHI tn AmGtea eoald ID1i. d·Amerlcu •ctlicD. lft.
eludklt probabl• reprlaal1 WIDI& tbe embuly. Yet Vance
adriled tb9 pniUdent to 8d:mlt
th• 1bab OD "humanitarian'' sroundl-Tu ab.ab'• cue waa bandied
al the state Departmeat by Un· ~David N9W'I01D. He
probably UDdemood better than
anyone elM ln Wublnitoo Che
COllHqueDC .. of aranUnC the
abab a vtaa. He wu privy to tbe
many w~ and Prosnostlc•·
UOOJ that the shah '1 presence ln
t.be United Slalell would mean
trouble.
YET NBW8011 '8 only concern
wu bow to mlnlmlse the lmpact
of t.b• abab '• arrival. He would
have preferred, for example, to
brine the shah Into the country
next year -alter the Iranian
ailuaUoo became more 1table
Henry Precht, who beads the
lranlan desk at . the State
~. •• ID lOUdl wttb lrieJoiDmlMI la fraD CID t ~ .... • a.w Uaat ..... PoUt1H1 &qred' 1 !• ID him wne hlOl1
,combuttbl• aad, wltb tbe .Upt.ll .,..n, couJd ..., .. tn Amettca'• face.
Yft • Aq. ·2, he Hnt the
Amll'taD bbasy a "Secret.
lftllt.ITe'" planntq paper oa
bow to....,... ''for tlM 1bah to come to tbl Uali.d Statea." The
plu .... to Walt UDUI Ayatollah
Rubollab Kboas•lnl lt:bed :=:::.:=-.-
TBIJlf, tbl paps ltated. "We
•boakl latonn tbl new sovern.
ment U.. we wilb to clar our deeu ol old m.. oa the ....,.
da. One ot tboM old lauee wt1J
be tho statua ol the 1bab. We
could lntorm Lh• iovenunent that .. have resuted lnteue
prfflwe to allow him to come
to the US because we did not
wuh lo compl1 cale Cthe
ayatollah's> problems or our el·
forta to construct .i new rel•· uooarup
''Now With the new eovem
ment tlrmly establiabed and ac·
cept.ed, It ~ma appropriate to
admit the lbah to the U.S. 11w
new 1overnmmt may oot like it.
bul it ia best to get the Luue out
of the way."
Proposed the Slate
Depa~·.:.Pl.,...n: •!:Tll p
dllc .... ~ .... ...,( ....
tnllltl ..... tab --llWr':lt llJApa._..._~ ... an.a ..,.,.,. daJt ~ tbe
Mah would Jl!OllM ....... Ia maanttme.. jt lbolaJ4 bjsba"to
prepare' t&e Jran.tant by ~
lbem ot~pnuu. for
the lhab to oome blre -pna.
1ur .. wb1ch •• are reslltlq delJ>lte CU' tndlttonal opea.door
Polley •••
.. U U.. a. no proapeet for
Iran to ..uM dowll, .Ure may
be an ===t for J.~ ahead and ad tbe anyway
to iet that IMvttable Np behind
us. but it wtO be neceuary ftrat
to renew bow d~eroua the
sltuaUon b. ln ettbor of ttieae
1c:enariol we should aJm for a
positive cbanae In our J)OliUon
on th• 1bab by Juuary 1980."
ln1tead the 1bah,Jleading
medical need, arrlv in Oc
tober 1979. Sourcea close to the
ahah aclmowle<S.Re that tua ail meot, though real enouah.
co uld have been treated
elsewhere The humanitarian
appeal, an other words, ww. a
ruae.
Tbe compelhn& question 11>
why? Why were our leaden> so
determined to admit the shah,
cootrary to tho best interests of
the United States? The usual
1uatillcatlon us that they could
ool tum their back on a loyal al·
ly and that they could not g1 v.-
the ayatollah a veto over who
can enter the country.
POPPYCOCK. Their greah:r
obUgaUOn was not to the shah
but to the nauonal interests. I\
day seldom passe. that the Unit
I'd Slates doe~n 't bar un
desirable11 wh ose presence
would not be helpful.
The pressure to admit lht
,:1hab came primarily from
David Rockefeller and Henry
K1as1nger Des p1Lf' their d1i-
cla1mers. they conducted a rt
lenlles!'I c-ampa1gn an Wa~bmgton
to grant the shah refl(~f'.
The respected rore1gn ar
fa1ra 1pe<:1ahst George Ball was
correct an callinR 1l "obnoxious prHSW"l'"
The Rockefe llf'r Kic;.,tnJ!•
ahb1 th.at ~Y mad1• only hm1t1 d
~rsonal contacts 1s pun• ~''"I•
t 1on Tbi.'v d1 reeled tht· l., ,,,
pa1~n . lhe1o pulled th( •tnn.:•
the> enllst1-d other• 111 J' 111 in ttj•
µre~sun•
In Pf'l'VlllU~ t·olumns \H hJ. •
explamed their mol1val1on Thi·'
hav.-mulltmtllion-dollar f111Jr>
c1al ues to tM shah
Energy Appetite Hol~ Us All Hostage
To lbe Edit.or:
It hu finally happened
America Is being held hostage
by the world Not jual 50
Americana in Tehran are an
bondage : weareallslaves.
We were warned. We knew we
were headed th.is way by our In
satiable appetites for oil, for
conaumer eoodl of all kinds, for
the better life we promised
ouraelves in our Great American
Dream. We tboueht the 1ood life
would never end: two cans in
every 1arage, meat In every
stew pot, home o~nhlp for
all, a walk on lbe moon.
We could never run out of
water, heat, llehl, energy. Could
we?
THERE WERE danaer sicna
on our apeedway, but we kept
our blinders on a nd looked
straifht ahead, only lfflni that pot o gold at the end of the road.
Like the Burma Shave alpa ol
our put, we Ignored the warn·
ln11, "alow, danseroua CW'Ve9
abeadi" because they were out
of 1ty1e and we were IOIDI too
fut to tee them &ftJW.,,
Now we know. Tltore la a
limit. Out supplies are not end·
less. We do need certain thlnp
from other paru of tbe world,
oulllde the conUnen&al tJ.fJ.A.
The rest ot t4e world ltarfted
lhi• leuon 10me llm• a10. lt'•
our tum now.
There 11 atlll time. Not u
much aa we would llke, but
more than we deurve. Tb•
. world lJ a wonderful place, tt1U
UUed wtth ricbel and b1aatJ.
And U we learD to bUt it wttb
re.tpect, tlvinl u well u &a.k·
lD1, we can mm lt lalt a ...U.
lon1er.
JAlf YOUMG
" ... •i.e t'••• To tbe lldltor: Tia• ••wtnD•r take 111"
pnma17 eurrmtl; IOUOt to bl
aboU•h•d b)' tbe: Sctimlta-
llcCklekey lnlU8tift effOrt de ....... to be ,..,,....,, for hi•·
IODI ...., &baa CM raotntnMSaG
ol BoGaJd • ._: MPrwenta·
t*--*~ ..... ----~convenUoa• la proportion to ·:as=}! ... , ....... .... .. ... .... ,....4 ...
ltatff W tM •rlaelpl1 of
feder.U.m U..t ........ our
polltleal and eon1tlt11llonal .,.....
The American electoral
system was never intended LO
reflet'l a "mas11 dcmo<'racy" an
a ll respects. The U S Senate
represents geograptucal rather
than popular constituencies The
elect.oral college and < pnor to
the passage of the 17th Amend
menll the indirect elect1on of
senators further constituted Im
portant counterbalancaog checks to the power of heavily populat,
ed regions.
ABOLITION of the "bloc '
vote at GOP party conventions
would dlmlnlah rather than
enhance the importance of
Callfomia ln the nomination of a
president. Would Goldwater
really have been able to defeat
R ockefeller In the 19&4
Republican pnmary had it not
been for hla hist.one California
victory? Tbe opportunity to
1amer au ol • major 1tate's
dele1ate1 abou1d Invite Intense
campalsnina by credible can
dldaltl.
The power of the states hu
been tt.t~;roded tbroulh n · pandiDI fi al powen and •
.corrapawidjn1 decrease ln the
unitary votinl power of states
AboUtlon ol the electoral colle1e and the adoption or reilonal
primari.• would further these
irenda. RMeltloa of tbe • • wtnner
take all" primary l1 a necessary
prereq_uillte to malntalnin1 our
federal 111tem.
BILL CROSBY
Clemaec .. Gre•••
To the Ecbt.or
The Daily Pilot of Nov 29 con
laans a letter to the editor from
James Ashbrook of Sa n
Clemente commenting on the
closing or a number of bus1
neases in lhe community While
Mr Ashbrook laments the situ a
lion. he has failed to com
prehend many of the reasons the
situation hu come lo pass
San Clemente 1s an accident of
eeography That IS, It is lbe
southern terminus of Oranee
County. There Is ooly a sln&Je
lifeline rre e ~ay to the
southwest. Interstate s. connect
an& with the next largest popula
tlon area 25 miles to the
southeut. Ocean.sJde. There att
only two maJor connecting
hl&hways llnk1n1 tbe city to
populated areas to the northwest
and north, Cout Hi&hway and
lnteratate S There is mostly
barren hills to the northeut.
now In process ot devek>_pmenL
to the aout.hweat lJ the Pacific.
Therefore. the population la en·
capeulaled ln a IOrl bf test tube
conllpallon.
The foundln1 fatbera chose
the location to escape tbe
turbulence of crowded city life
1nd preserve a tranquU quality
o( life The freeway brou&hl
iwme c:hanaea and the popula
t1on did lnc:reuo at a moderate pace. Nevertheleaa. the role at
lbe city bu been that of a r«itt·
II
ment rommun1ty for a lar~ ..
number of senior c1t1zens . ,,
b•droom commun11 v ror res1
dents employed ebewhert' in
O ran~e County and d mode:-t
'IUmmer and winter tourist n·
'lOrt
THE CJn ha~ never truly sup-
ported busmesses which rely on
very heavy traffic· and popula
t1on ex~ure The increase in
population from lht• northern
areas of lbe county f,o lhe com·
mun1ties between San Clemente
and Santa Ana brought new and
larae shoppma malls These fac
tors. combmed with the luruted
and confined normal populat.Jon
s p e lled doom to many
worthwhile bus1ne"ISe~ San
Clemente. simply put, 1s not 11
booming commercial or 1n
duatrtal center, because of its
geography fl has never truly
s upported most bu~1nesse1>
which attempted to eatab\Jah
be re
Mr Ashbrook c:har•ea thf'
preaent council with retardin1
arowth. Tbey differ In that one
faction favort moderate, con·
trolled and reauJat.ed &rowt.h an
order to prevent further
Bluebird Canyon. E1treU•
Mobile Homes, Broadmoor. and
Calle Nlna dll8stert. whereas
another ractJon ur1es recideu,
lawleaa. rum1way 1rowth at any
cost That the council concerna
ltaelt with matten of Interest
and ur1enq 1 to the c:Uiuns
~eem1 to hold little mterelt for
Mr. Ashbrook. He &Mm• to have
for1oti.n the manner In which the previous coundl dlamllHd the
broader aim.a and uplratlons of
tbt commUDlty. R. W.KO ER
> ' 1
. ··••AT BAPP•N•D TO UI ~'t ........ to U1W,'' Mn Mlller lill. -'
Sen, Paul E. ,.._,_., 0-11 .... ,
''bcommJlt•• elaatrmn, baa mw. blllto eedilM ol the Rule
11 for all loam --tbaa • moatlla. Ula bill woatd require &endinc
m1UtuUon1 to UH an actuarial
(ormula that moat experta asree
(WOYidel a more accurate figure on ,repayment coets.
"Not only ls it <the Rule ol 18)
tncorrect as an approximation
'TUl'ART
FOR YlJLE
WASIDNGTON <AP>
-Miniature veniom of
paintings by acbool
· dllldftn will be featured
OD this year's Olriatmu
Seals.
President Caner ac·
tepted the first page of
the annual Christmas
Seals at a White House
ceremony. The seals 1'ill feature S4 paintings, sme reprnentlq each Ute 8Dd a.rttary • 'l'be ..... project la .
IPODIOred by lb~ Am.aea i.., Aleocia, ...
tm''• ·, •~',_,• ~""'· •T J •
f st"l't) .. ,u t t f H F ~
•sd! "'ti l.t -t zt~r(
CellM2-H71. Put .... WOid •.• ..
..
COntributon Favore~
SACRAMENTO <AP) -Growers
wbo contributed money to tbe
Unlventty ol California for seed re·
search received five times u much
of a special aspa.ra1ua seed than
other farmen who requested the
seed, a legis1ative audit report says.
•• 0 .... , ........
""f':'°'~" .. f•C. ..... . .. .... ......... . . . ' ..
t 10%.
..... ,.,, ...
COffDMIU
2399
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SAVI_.
240 BROADWAY
LAGUllA BEACH
497-'403
oua llO. u.-v.-.....-•S' 1'11 , .... o.. ..... .,. ..
.. .. , . "
onarch Bay Plaza:.
rs· llllCO
A.M.'sCASUAL LIVING CENTER
CROWN MOUSE RESTAURANT
· CRYSTAL INN· Imported Crystal
' · DON:OAYtS UNION '76
FOX PHA9'MACY
GLADSTONE'S· Shop For Men
LAGUNA PEDERAL SAYINGS
LAGUNA TRAVEL
LEMON TREE ·Gifts
MICHEL'S CLEANERS
MONARCH BAY BARBERS
MONARCH BAY DRUGS
•
Siys ...
SllPPEllS
..
. ' .. ' ........ " .. ld ,A.dyertllloa • PubUc Belatlou of
.. ._._,. Beach U. woo u award fOI' a broc:bun
fot • dint.. Job )(. a.kl, pnaldent ~
1. accepWd t.be award for a l\alJ-eolor U ·
rt pnpared for Co= BroUaen ~OQ~ll-•• P'U.Uertoo-baed .
ak>r Achievements in llercbmct•11a, :tt111mct Awud ~ eoatrtbuilom tc UM
801ltlftat1J Calllonda bu.lldlDC llldaatry
..,...uA•••••~ftll
. ' Tfle Board ot Directors ol Irvine Savtnia and
LiolOi A.laocialioo ha declared tbe UIOdaUoa '• fil'Qlstock dividend. Tbe divtdeod wtll be payable
to ~kboldep of record on Dec. 14.
ta'be dbt.id8nd is to conallrt of a flve percent n1
uJar. 1toclc dividend, and a nve percent 1pecJal
a• dividend. with a distribution da~ of Jan. lS . . . .tmne Savina• and Loan ANoclation opeoe-'
it.I .,.alo office al 1M52 MacArtbW' in June of 1911,
8\)d now baa two branch offices. One ta ln NortJ>
~. and the other is aooo to be opened lo S : A.Yoclallon's usets are estimated at ~
·~ S'e••-r Sdwdtdefl
,\n advanced-escrow exchan1e seminar bas
hffikheduled Crom 9 a.m to S p.m Friday and frc 9 a.m. to noon Saturday at lhe South Cout
Pia Hotel in Costa MP-sa.
he seminar Is sponsored by Va lencia Bank
rot-I estate professionals, bank offi cers, at·
t qy s. a ccounta nts. investors a nd escrow pet el
ir,inla Burroughs, vice president and escrow admt~nillrator of Valencaa Bank. will be 1D1lructor.
c•n....i1ot1 c .. plftftl f' . l!la.tionaJ TPChnology bu announced the com·
pleijon of a plant ln Irvine. The plant WU dealped
and built for volume production or ultra·blch
density, multi layer pnnted clttuit boarda.
•. ,.'.{be plant bas 34,000 square feet. of manufac·
lqrJN apaee and Is the sixth manufaeturln1 plant
opejJled by NauonaJ Tec:boolOcY. All are located in µr:ange County
,/;!fJOrge Koutures wlll be plant mana1er
• '"'<" $50,000 to $500,000
~l'fCOME PROPERTY SECONDS
• ''"" .. ' _,., .. v-et ·1~ --~del
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(714) 759-1515
AMU!ICAN HOME MORTOM¥
1 IO N•wP<>rt Cenie• O"v•
D111•on Pla11
~-l)Of1 l!le!Mlt\
Cahf<Hn<e
92860
'"'l•e'• Fir•• ~••em•
James W. Land.ls, rllht. of the lrvine'a
Company '1 com merctal/induatrtat
d1vislon, samples I>OJ>COl'D 1D front of the.
flve·ecreen Mann Theater under construc-
tion in the Woodbriqe VWaae Sbopptna
Center. The Irvine Company 1a developln1
the M-at.ore abos>PJAI cmter. With LandJa are, from left, 'timothy Mcintire. 2, 10D of
Mr. and Mn. Glean Mclntitt: Andy Lukei,
5, son~ Mr. and Kn. Alan Lukei; Jenny
Ne. da~ter of Mr. and Mn. Clilford Na;
and Tlmothy'3 brother, Rlck, 4.
Houses to Cost $27 ,000
'lY A Launches Solar-heated Home Plan Air Bag Optional
KNOXVILLE. Teno. <AP> -The Tenoeuee
Valley Authority baa launched what lt aaya la the
oallon'a tlnt lar1e·scale \'60rt to make 10lar
homes available al a price avera1e tam.Wea can
afford -about $2'7 ,000
Directon of the aeven-1tate government utility
thla week approved • $2.8 million pro1ram to buJJd
130 modular homes with paulve aolar aystema by
next A~ust. By 1B88, TVA hopes 7,500 such homes
10 percent of the new houses t.o be bum In the re·
glon over the next nine years will be up.
FRANCl.8 COSTER, bead of TVA'a solar pro.
gram, said the modular homes wiU ranae lrom 800
to 1,300 square feet, moat will have three bed.rooms
and a Pl'icetaa of $27,000, inclucfin8 the land.
"For the (int time, we're 1etUn1 the solar
technology l.nto the price ranee the average person
can afford." TV A Chairma.D S. David Freeman
said. "We're put.tma up the Med mooey to create a
new kind at boustq that, 11 it work.a, wUJ aa\te the
homeowner SS,000 1n enero bills over the Ufe of the boule."
Modular homes, •loo• wttb condom.1.nluma, are the Cutest erowtn1 •ecment ot the boualn1 ln·
WHAT YOU SHOULD
KNOW ABOUT COLDS
~:
R. Ph .
Although 1l is n ow
pot111ble for a physician
lo diaanoae a nd st op
pneumorua almoet over
nlaht. the cure of the
common cold Is sttU a
problem AJJ that can be
done Is to take medid nes
wh ich usually can relieve
troublesome 1ymptom1
ind prevent compllc•· Uona
We ha~ many r.liable
product. for cokl dlacom·
forta like a llu11ed DOM. cou1ha. raw throat . or a
hudac~ But, II reUef ii
not soon . or a rever
penl1t.s. don't wait Visit
a physician before com
pllcotlona develop.
·y olJR DOCTOR CAN:
PHONE US when you
nttd a mtd.lclne Pick up
African
Venture
Planned
Fluor Corporation of
Irvi ne and G e neral
Ere c ti on Holdln1s
Limited of Wadevllle,
Republic of South
Africa, have announced
formalioo of a jolnUy.
owned company, Fluor-
Genrec S.A. Umited.
Tbe company wlll
perform proc"' plant
en1lneerln1. main·
tenaoce and conatruc-
llon in South Africa and
adjolnJ.nt countries.
du.try. 'Ibey often are 1eea beinl trucked don
bighw&ys, one ball al a Ume.
ABOUT JI DIJ7RaENT model& wW be di&-
slgned by maoulacturen cboaen by competlUve
bld.I. Coster Wd.
The solar collection ayatem1 would boost
monthly payment.a for aucb boma by t:z to 13, <Alter'
said. but would cut the u.1e or electricity by ball
DETROIT <AP> -Automatic Mat.belt.a wUl be
studard equipment on most full..me 1912 General
Moton can, with lbe coatrovenlal air .,_,
ava.llabk u an extra-coet optjoa, the automaker
aQI.
Buyer1 of fuU ·alse model• witb tbree·
puaenier front seat. will be required to buy the
bap. GM spokesman Ooo Postma a&1d
Ovf'r Thf' Counh•r
tWO~
MUTUAL FUNDS
-===================:;-I your prucr l p tl on If ahof P'"ll ourby, or we
Charles N. Cannon,
prealdent of Flour
En•lneera and Construe· ton, Inc., said Fluor baa
slcned a letter of intent
and la netotiallnt • de·
floltive •1reement to
work out detalla of the
pact.
"The co mb i ned
capability at Fluor and
Gen.rec will provide the
1tren,U. to execute pro·
Jecl maoa1ement,
eo1lneertn1 and con·
1tructloo aervlcea In
Southern Africa," Can·
non Hid .
Do you read the
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,publlahed In thl•
.newepaper c1any1
,.They at• • vital part ot ,~I PROCESS OF LAW
..Softhe
nOPLE'8 RIGHT TO KNOW
. f?.u.bllc notices are published under
,ca.art orders or teglstatlve codes for the
'P\lf's>OW of notifying one or more ln-
·itfvlduat1 of some proposed action or
~t event which may adversely or :f orabfy affect their rights, Interest or
les, and also for the purpose of glv-
'I such persons the oPportunlty to pro. t 1 their rights, or be heard In the mat-
ter.
1Many public notices have great value to
ta)Cpayers'-such as those notices
..-,Jtshed uy munlclpalltle1, pubtlc
•uthcWtty COrt>Or•tfons, treasurers and
others who are required by taw to 1publlsh flnanclal reports, budQet he•r·
U,Ojl notlc~< ordinances or edvertl• ment. of otds on pubUc work. Thew 1
notices keep you Informed as to how
and why ~our tax dollars are being ••· pended. They atao prevent or di•·
cour:ag•". frauds, r•ld1 on publlc ttMsurleS •net f 1vorltfsm In tn. letting Of JUbtk c:Ontr.cts.
........... I'
DAILY PllOT
wll de liver promptly
without extra ch&rlt' A
1r•1l m any people
t'ntrust us with their
prHcrlptlon1 . May we
compQUnd yours"
PAii WM> PMA.IMACY ..... w..y
Hl ........ I ...
T.:00 C.11 ~2-1111.
Put a few worda
to worts,., CHI •
SENIOR QUA_yiv
ASSURANCE TECHNICIANS
MEDICAL COMPONENTS
CORP. Is looking for senior
quality assurance technlGlans..
with experience In mec"8nlc•I tnlPKtloft •nd miniature V1tuel Inspection. Must be f amlU•r with
v1rlou1 lnapecUofl Pl•n• and sampling attributes coupled With supervisory stems. ~~ttfot' hat
opportunltv for. adv•ncament.
Excellent benef Its. Salary comiriiniilr•te with jxperttnce. .,.. ............. ...
Mre. ~ en•> 111.41H.
.aste ShipIDe~ts Banned , ---,;w.· .... ,.:.-:,. . ........ .
ra•[Heti9' •aate In• U lnlM t •• flcllltr to .... ... , ··-.. ..... . ... We• ti•-....._ lln • ~~-""'°' Neftda Gfltcleb aald ee..
ta l•era •lal•P•d bJ ICN Cla•••nt IDCJ Badlotaotope ~ ol lnM will be apwd
today to dlMnDlne If pa" ...
AJ BallUI, ~u caaaoa ameer a l~ todq u.
laat• could be DO more tban
rainwater wblcb accumulated
oa the »-1alloa drums while
they _.. ltond in Intne.
ICN bal ilboul 10,CD) cubic feet ot waste materlaJa on band at it.a
Irvine faclllty, garbaee which
pOe4,. fftJm • g;;tow dome
of tbe Jpalal tbe put ..
weebor• Pbllllpe, In a teJepboa la·
tentew fl'CllD c--°*'· NH. Clftlee. aid abaat 11. cm-
ta lne n 1lalpped to BeattJ
allowed evtdeDce ot leakap.
He Nld ICN abi=-~ would continue to be em mW
aa blvesttaatlon dllclOled lf
lea1ta1e occurred ud bow It
could be prevented In the tature.
Pblllipe said a al.at.er dilDONI
Oil Price Jumps 33%
5 to 10-cent Gas Hike Feared
BJ TM Auedated PreM
Saudi Arabia, Venezuela and
several other OPEC natlom are
raisin& crude oU prices by SS a
barrel, a spokesman for
Venezuela's state oil company
said today. A U.S. oilman said
the Saudi boost, 33 pereent over
its cu.rrent $18 price, is retroac-
tive to Nov. 1.
If applied across tbe board by
all 13 natiom of the Organization
of Petroleum Export:ln& Coun-
tries Increases in that ranae . coald edd ftye to 10 cents to the
cice cA a gallon of gasoline or ' •tine oU in the United States,
·aome ~ uy. A spokesman ... !Mesa Verde
aald the U .s. Energy Depart-
ment would make no estimate
immediately of the consumer
impact of the price bikes.
The OPEC oil mlniaten open
their winter price-setting meet-
ing Monday in Caracas,
Venezuela.
One oil-industry analyst in
Caracas Interpreted the $6 bike
as an effort by the Saudis and
others to bead off even bigger
boosts by OPEC's price
''bawa" at the meeting.
Earlier today in Brussels,
Belgium, the Saudi oil minister,
Sbelk Ahmed Zaki Y amani, COD·
finned that bis country would be
boosting prh:es even before the
OPEC meeting.
The oU minister of the United
Arab Emirates. Mana al Otaiba,
said in a report carried by the
official UAE news aaency t.6at
those raising prices by $6 per
42-&alloo barrel were the UAE.
Saudi Arabia and Qatar. The
s pokesman for Petroleos de
Venezuela said in Caracas bis
country would also be among
them.
There was some confusion
about when the increase would
take effect. The Venezuelan did
not say when they would beef.
fecUve, the Caracas newspaper
Live Targets
El Nacional said they would
take effect today, and Otaiba
said they would take effect Jan.
1. But John Flint, a spokesman
for Mobll Corp., said the Saudi
increase wu retroactive to Nov.
1. Mobil is ooe of the memben
of the Arabian American Oil
Co., the primary producer in
Saudi Arabia.
A Venezuelan oil-industry
source said Venezuela, Saudi
Arabia. Qatar and the UAE are
the only OPEC members that
have not been selling on the spot
market, where prices have
soared above $40 a barrel.
Board OKs
ltate and federal omcta1a ....,
wUl be In attend.IDee toda'/ ftm
tbe ·~ It.eel drama are ~ Mid tbe ban on ICN eoa1d lut far J1llt • , .. boun «
se.eral dQI or weeb.
Baletti said bt1 firm bad
shipped steel eontalaera to
Nevada 'l'Deaday on a flatbed
trailer truck n..
Du.riq closure ol t.be =al slta, BaietU uld. tbehid <See WABl'B., Pace AJ>
I . , Vandalis01 Delegation Bitb for Goa ta Coast I .and IRlo B•ttie De•d
Wntin11ing
Vudilla. apparently ftdq at rtbdom wUb • pe1M& ......... tlnue to pla1ue automolalla
owners in the Mesa Verde area I o1 eosta 11esa.
Police said they received a
total of M calls this morninl and
W ednesdQ morniJl& about vebi·
cle windows beillC ahatterecl.
Most of the incidents b.ve ~
eu.rred on avenues nmnln8 off
Mada1ucar Street, with several reported on Iowa Street. New
Hampshire Drive and Nevada
Avenue.
Police. said that, In most
cases, the vehicle owners have
discovered the shootings upon
leavinl their homes in the morn-
ing. No one has reported bearing
abota ftred.
Police theorize the vanclala
are driving down tbe atreeta,
shoc>tin« at random.
A similar incident in the same
Bn!a wu reported Nov. 12 and
pollee believe the abootlnp are
ft.lated.
Bearded Thug
Gets $669 at
Stereo Store
By UYllOND D'nADA JL ... ...., ........
A La8\Dl8 Buch attornfJJ' and
t•• Su Clemente re11denq
believe tbey ue IOla& to help aet u. Mawr'• Pat F'ric!Q in LoilA ...
Attorney Ellen G. Winterbot·
tom said Wednesday sbe is
"hopeful and optimistic" that
U.S. Dtstrlct Court Jud&e Robert
M. Takasqi will rule in favor of
animal loven who want to re-
move 4,000 feral goats from San
Clemente laland.
Tataauai, who toured the
island Sept. 7, will bold a aettle-
men t conference in bis Los
Ange lea court Friday.
Earlier this year, Navy of.
ficlala announced Jtlans to aboot
the coats from helicopters and
leave the carcasaes to rot oo the
island located about 55 miles
southwest of the City of San
Clemente.
Tbla enraaed two S.an
Clemente women, Kathy Martz
and Georgette Korsen. who
mobllbed animal lovers t.o bait
the Navy Olan.
Fund (or Animals officials
blred Pasadena attorney
Marcella Philpott-Bryant to
flibt for the goats' lives in court.
She uked Ms. Winterbottom, an UIOdat.e from Laguna Beach, to
flldber.
On the NaTJ'• side la defense
lawyer Stepbeu O'Neil, a deputy
U.S. attorney. O'Neil bas
decll.ned comment on the cue.
N HY ott\dala bave claimed
that tbe ac>aW are cbewlnl up
near-extinct plant Ute that sus-
tain• ea.dan1ered birds and
-..nfs.
But Illa Winterbottom aald in
a Wedne9da1 interview that the
NaYJ'• clalma can be proven fa1M. ""l'be Navy's plan ls ineffec-
tive, lnbumane and costly," abe
said.
.. It aboft tbe Navy's dis·
reaard for all humane upecta"
of dealln.a wltb the booved ereaturm, 11.s. Winterbottom u-
Mrted.
o.tty .................
GETTING NAVY'S GOAT
Ellen Wlntefbottom
She said it can be documented
that pip and deer have been
brought to San Clemente Ialand
for aport shooting by military of.
ficers
The Laguna Beach attorney
uaerted that, "Tbe goats have
al.lo been UMd aa tar&•t practice
and for sport shooting on the
island."
Ma. Winterbottom went along
with the Jud'e and other at-
torneys who toured the Island ln
September. "4,000 carcuaes -
that's what really upset the
Judge," abe said.
II tbe Judie settles the matter
iD favor of the animal lovers
Friday, Ml. Winterbottom said,
it would mean tbe 1oau would
be humanely trapped and aenUy
transported aalely off the ialand.
North Mesa Boom8
Thtn11 are boomJ.na on the
north llde of Co&ta Mesa. See
Pa1eB1.
Purchase
With the unanimous vote ol
the St.te Public Worb Board to-
day, ownenldp of 1,• acre9 ol
Irvine Company Coastal land
passed to the stale of Califonlia.
Documents of transfer were
signed In Sacramento about
10 :30 a.m., following a brief
apecial session of the board
wbicb convened for final action
on acquisition of the property for
a park.
Board members Roy Bell, dep-
uty dlrec:tor of f10ance. David
Janssen, direct.or or general
services and Adriana Giantunx>,
director of Transportation.
lauded state Parks Department
staff members and the lrvllle
Company for concluding the ac·
quisition.
The final agreement calls for
immediate purchase. for $32.6
million, of the 1,898 acres. In ad·
ditioo, the state wW buy another
393acresin1981 for $3.2 millioo.
The land acquired includes
3.2S miles of coastal bluffs and
beaches between Corona del
Mar and Laguna Beach u well
u Moro Canyon.
An t11ue left unresolved in
today's action was the fate of
Crystal Cove's" rMidences.
Assemblyman Terry Gaq:in,
D·Rlverslde, who was In ·
strumental lo obtaloin1 the
money for the purchase, said
that problem could be warted
out in January or February dur·
in& le&lalaU•e budlet beartnp.
A11emblywoman Marian
Ber1eaon, R-Newport Beach,
uraed board members to move
abead with tbe acquilllion
without resolution of the
Crystal O>ve laue.
"Don't bold boatac:e:::: slpiflca:at uqullitioo ot a side iaue that bu no rel-
evance to the wisdom of the
purcbaae 1\Mlf, '' lbe said.
Mrs. Bers~ a11o •uueaa.d
cueful ccmldenticJD ol the pro-
blem in ftadfnl a solutioll.
S•og Dae fo.-~oast
Entertainer Clara Halli Nelson. better known to
thousands of visitors to Honolulu as Hilo Hattie, died
Wednesday at the age of 78
Newport Cop Link
To Wiretap Probed
By JOANNE REYNOLDS Ol-o.t"--Newport Beach pohce are tn·
vestagating the possibility tbat
one of their own sergeants bas
been conducting electronic sur·
veillance of the police chief and
two captams for more than lwo
months
Police Chief Pete Gross Uld
today that Sgt. Robert
Gatewood. a ll·year veteran of
the force. bas been placed "oo
special assignment'' peod.ina the
outcome of the probe.
Gatewood was confined al
Hoag Memorial Hospital today.
recovering from a back t.nJu.ry.
Throutb a nurse. be de« lined to
comment on the allegabons to-
day.
He did indicate throqb the
nurse. however. that be might
111ue a statement Fnday.
Groa said a search warnnt
served on Gatewood by depart·
ment lnvestieaton gave them aceess to bis k>clter. car and
Truck Driver
Kidnapped,
Robbed in CM
home 10 Irvine
Evidence recovered included
a tape reron:hng of telephone
conversations made to offices of
two captains, Wayne Connolly
and Richard Ha milton, Gross
said
Thal tape was among the
items turned over lo the Orange
County District Attomey·s office
this week. Gross said the pros·
ec utor bas not yet indicated
v.·bether or oot any charges wi 11 be
filed
The wire taps, if proved. could
constitute a felony violation, the
chief said.
In addition, police are con-
ducting an internal lnvestigatioo
of what may also include the
bugging of Grosa' office and COD·
ference room.
Tbe suneillance, Gross said.
apparently was triggered by
Gatewood's dissatisfaction over
beine transferred from the de·
tective division to the patrol
divialon Oct. t.
At that time. Gatewood
beaded the cnmes agaimt P!"OP"
<See OFFICER. Pa~e AZ>
Coast
Wea tiler
Sunny and a 1lttle
wanner tb.ro'-Wb Friday.
Lows toailbt from 38 at
the beaches to 47 ln.la.nd.
Hlabs Friday from 17
aJoq the ~ to 15 in·
land.
IMIDBTeD&Y
a..ter, Ferfl C.•ler
WASllINGTON CAP) -PrelidlDt Carter welcomed former Pre&ldeat Gerald lL Ford to tbe Whit. JlouM toda7, M1ina
Pard .. Ii._~~. pod 8dftce."
C.n.'1 Republlean pndeee11or said tt wu ''mee to be
a-et" Jn tbe Oval omee be vacated in 11'17. Ford allo remuted
that be found Carter lootin1 l'IL
The two were all 1mllel u reporters ud pbotop'apbers re
corded tbe start of \be Mllkln. Carter laid there WU DO aaenda.
but Iranian 1ltuatioa clearty filW'ed In tbelr dilcuaa1on.
Mllt••t• BeW A•erle••
SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador <AP> -Left.lit mWt.anll are
bold1D1 an American Peace Corps volunteer and five WI.Iden·
lifted penom In an office bulldiq in San Salvador and are de·
mand1D1 a reduction ln municipal tues, a spokesman for tbe
sroup uld today.
The Peace Corp1 volunteer ldenWled benelf in a telephone
interview with The Aaloclated Presa u Deborah Lott, at, 1
former bank clerk from New Jeney.
"lam all rlabt," 1be said.
She explained sbe and the ftve otberl, ldenttfted only u
Salvadorans, were seized Wedneeday by February 28 Popular
League milltanll who occupied admlniltratlve offtcet ot tbe
caplta.1'1 lwo principal food marketa.
~t.~ f'•e~• f'HH•ut~r
WASHINGTON <AP> A filibuster by oU-atate senators
kept the Senate In seaslon into the predawn boura ~and
blocktd actioc on tbe "wtndfalJ.prollll" tu oc fMctl IDclultry.
TM ll~·bOur 1euloa ended at a:aa a.m. wt1a tm.lr•e ape pa~llJ cldler to bruk:lq the lmpuae the~ • betaa.
Anoc»rattempt to break the filibuster failed later in the mom·
10
•· At w ue is a $30.8-blllion "minimum tax•• amndment by
Democr1Uc Leader Robert C. Byrd that would lnereue the
total tax ln the Senate bill to about S1l5 billion in the 1980s. The
House bill would generate '2'11 blWoo.
F,....P,,.eAJ
OFFICER LINK EYED. • •
erty detail, a J>09t be bad held
ror about 18 months. 1n addition,
G atewood 1e rved a1 the
supervilor ot the department'•
Special WelPolll and Tactics
squad.
''Tbe lnformatloc I have been
given II that be bu told mem· ben of th1I department that be
WU r:: to 'let' Connolly and
Ham • '' Grou aald.
Tbe tramfen, which were an·
nounced =September, abo affected y and Hamlltoo.
On Nov. 1, Hamilton WU detec·
Uve divialoo commander. He
1w1pped Jobs with Connolly who
waa admlnl1tratlve dlvl1loo .. comlDNlder.
lnvesttiakmt believe that tbe
We1aJ 1urvelllance may have
dated from tbe September an-
nowicemmt ot thole traaafen
aloe• tbe tape taken from
Gaa.wood'1 bouae lt from that moat&
AltboUah the wlN tape were bJ
place w6en dllcc:wtnd ln late
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November, no tapes of cooveru
tlona f1'0lD October or November
have been fowul
Accordln& to Grou, the
sergeant'• unbapplnel1 with bit
move back lnto patrol work
firat came to bit atteoUon dur·
lDI a meetini with Gatewood In
early Novem&er.
At that tlme, Gatewood
leveled what Groa described u
va1ue dsarlet •lainat the two captain.I. The chief 11ld the
c bar1ea dealt wltb the
personalities of the two men
rather than with their 1bllity t.o
carry out their uslpmenll.
He uid be dlacuued 101De ol
the cbarpa with CannoUy and a
day later found tbe eonvenadoo
to be common tnowledie amon1
department memben and otber
city employees.
BecallM ol that. be laid., be
uked bit aeeutiYe officer, Lt.
Gary PeYnoa, to cheek bit of.
lice and coalerence room for
bu11ln1 devices. None were
fOWld.
Orou toot a two-week YM•· Uoa at tbe end of NoHmblr,
durtn1 whleb Hamilton func-
Uoned • aetm1 dllef.
It WU durlq Grot1' abMnce
that tbe tape on Hamilton'• and CoanollJ'• pbol'8a wen fomd. In addition, two otlMr ~
ment meznben eame forward
wUb IDfcnnatlclD about the tur·
Yeillua lllecedlr 11 .. tblm
by Olltftood 4urtn• eoot•a· '*'·
Fire Cause Probed
In Syc .. more Bills
81' il&YB IOlalU.L ••Mer .... ~ An .._acre brulb ftN in tbe
Sycamore Hilla area of L1iuna
Be1cb may have been set
W edneaday and officlall an still
problna for tbe cause of the
MO-acre brush fire earlier tbat
menaced Emerald Bay and the
north part of the clly.
County crewa contained the
ln1er Are by noon Wednesday,
ju1t bJ tlme to retpGnd t.o a
leCODd blaze a half mile north ol
L11uaa Canyon and El Toro
roadl. .
Police laid a witness obeerved
two mea ln a Volbwa1ea ln the
Sycamore Hilla area Juat before
the fire bn>ke out Ftremea said
they found drive-In rataurant
ba11 at tbe point of onlln. and
said they are seeklna lbe two
men who fled the 1 p.m . blue to-day.
Five brush engines, nine COU.O·
ty engine companie s and
Laguna's three en&lne com-
pan ies r esponded to the
Sycamore Hilla fire. knocking
down the names by 2:30 p.m.
Coanl1 fire IPOUlman capt.
Mare Hawkta1 .. Id •=· lmateb' 10 ftnftoten
the brush ftre oo the eut canyoo
wall, extiquWtln1 the blue ln
an hour and a half.-
"We were damn luekY there
WAI DO wlnd," Hawldoa said, add·
inl Wedneed.ay'1 fire WU mueh
more aceeuJble to flrenpt.en
than -ru.day'1 blue inland ol
Emerald Bay and north Lquna.
Plre lnvesU1ator1 HY they
attll have not PlDPolDted the
cause of tbe inferno tbat
meJiaced tbe community 'hes·
day nlebt cauaJ.a1 evacuation ol
about 200 people, tnJu.rt.n1 Dlne,
badly darnaaing one expenalve
home and cauatng other random
damaee.
More than 375 flreflehters
from 10 Oran1e County c1Ues
Joined county firemen and
California Division of Forestry
firemen from S an Dle10.
Riverside and San BemaXdino
counUes in fighting the stubborn
blaze that was spurred on by
gale force wind.a.
Judge Rules Teen
S1ayer Was Sane
By F&EDE&ICK 8CBOEMEBL °' .. ...., .......... Aa Or-.. Count)' Superior
Co• Jue. ruled Wffneld&J tut year-old Kent IJ•m• cA
West.minster wu 1ane when be
killed an 11-year-old alrl In an
apparent arswnenl over her re-
fuHl to play witb him.
three daya later.
The boJ bat bffn beld IA
cu1tody at Oran1e County
Juvenile Hall.
Mra. Meyer sa!d 1he felt the
boy bad problema but wa not
i.D.laae.
She Hid her dau1bter and
lj1mes bad been acquaint.ct for
more than four years. Tbe
bouaes In wblcb the two
tamili• live ban a common property line.
Non-teaching
Workers Get
Pay hicrease
A '1 pa'Odllt .... bler1111 for 800 .......,.,"I emploJe. ol
lbe Coat Comm~ Colh11
Dt.atr1ct wu ~ w.a..
day niaht by dlstrlct t.nllleea.
Tbe pay bike for aucb worten
.. aecretartee. custodian.a and
1roundakeepen la retroactive to
July 1 and includes an lncreued
beoeflll ~chge .
Neeotlatlooa ope ned last
March but 10 lmpasae was declared~ weeks ago
'l'be pay packa1e. approved ln
esecutive aeaalon 30 minutes
before th• re•ula.r tnuttts ·
meeting. must be raUlled by the
clau lCled employees cabiDet.
di.trict Clfficia'll 1aid.
Skyjacker Opts
For Jail in Cuba
KEY WEST, Pla. (AP, -l"BI
11ent1 todu ..,.. tupecttna
ftll1ft'printt left ca a .oft drtDi
can In bopet ot t•tilJtnl a
youn1 mu 1'bo ··had to -out
o( the country" ind hijacked a
charter plane to Cuba.
The hijacker fr;pew he'd be
jailed In Cuba, but \nd.kated that
wu pf'derable to bit fate in the
United Statel, aaJd pilot Roland
Browta aft.et' fiytni back to Key
Wnt on WedDeldl.)' alPt.
Actor Hall
Apparent
Suicide
LOS ANGELES <A.P> -Aaclr" Jon Rall, wbo ltaned u tbe
natJve boy ln the ort1lnal ''The
Hurricane" movte in 1937. died
IOdayd1pubotwoundtbatwu
apparen&.ly aelMnfllcted, accord·
lDI to a IPOblman ln the coanty coronu'aofftce.
• • Prelimioary 1ndJcatiam are
tbat lt wu 1ulclde," tbe
1pokesmaa ~"but we wan'\
know for aure UDlll th1a after-noon.··
Hall, •. dled 1D hia North
Hollywood home.
He WU born ID Fresno ..
Cbarles Loeber. He 1pent blJ
youtb in Tahiti and WU married
three t.unes, lWl« to hla last
wife. Racquel Ames
The swarthy actor was known
ror bis paru In movi es wttb
1un1le or South Pacific themes
and often appeared in a sarona.
H11 other movlea incl~:
"Forbidden Island" in 1959:
"China Corsair" In 1951 : "White
Savage" an 1943; and "The
Clutcb.l.ng Hand" aeries ln 1936.
He abo •tarred in • • Ramar ot tbe J un,Je," a telev lakla series in
the 1950I.
Hall was 1ufferlne from
term tnaJ cancer, acCOf'diDc to
his 1tlter, ~. and brother·
tn law, Edward Bayman, wiUt
wbomhelJved
·'He bad been under1otn1
treatmeflt for It. It wu loopen·
bl• and be wu in extreme P&lD
and 1ostns wetOrt. '' l&ld Nonh
Hol11wood Dlvt•aon Detective
lluuell Lyona.
·"The brother ·ln-law beard a
gunabo t a nd we nt into tbe
bedroom. where they found him
with an apparent aeU ·lnfUct.ed
1umbot wound t.o the bead."
The death occurred about T:15
• m. LYoaa N.id.
It WU not known if Hall left
an1 otbtr re lat.I vea.
The decl1lon by Judie
Allcemarie stotler followt.q a
c&oMd, two-day bearlq means
tb1t Ijames, who will be 14 ln
February, wtl1 face 11.x years'
confinement at the California
Youth Authority.
ljamea, IOft of Mr. and Mn.
Robert Jtamea, pleaded no coo•
teat Nov. 27 to a 1t.nale charae ot
voluntary mamlaupter in the
death ol IWI• Ann Meyer.
Outhouse Wins Award
The eirl'a mother, Vir,UUa
Meyer, 1ald the 1an.ity ~
"atvee a Jot of credit" to tbe
judicial 1ystem.
"I WU 1urpriled • • • be 'I not
1oin1 to set wbat be deserv•. I
believe be sbouldn't be allowed
to walk on the earth," Mn.
Meyeraaid.
Reca.lliq the June 25 Incident.
Mra. Meyer 1ald Ijames, ber
daupter and OCber chlldren had
been pJ1ytn1 wtt.b a Frisbee,
then •topped and be1an talkiq.
Tbe other cbUdrea were ltart·
ln1 home around dutk wben
"Kent blt beT and kicked her
and 1tnQJed btr."
"Thea lie picked ber up and
carried her acroN tbe 1treet and
dumped ber body lD 1ome
bu1bH and covered tt wttb
leavn," lln. Kerer Hid. lb• dllpated on• account
wtdeb ljamea .. ve inYeltipton
that tbe atrl bad nl\IMd to Dl&J'
a fame ot bueball catch With blm.
TM .11111'1 boctJ WU not found
until tbe foUowtq cla1 "'-' an
lnten1• 1earcb by t~e
Wt1tmln1ter Police Depart·
ment. Uame1 wu UTelt4ld la coimedfon wtt.b tbe prl '• death
•
WASHINGTON (AP> -Sea.
William ~inlni'1 award for
the most ridlculoua example of
w .. teful pernmeat 1pendla1
11 10101 tbl1 montb to the
Department d Enerty for ltt in·
tere1t In bulldlnc a 1uper out·
boule.
Proxmire, D·Wlt., 1ald toda.Y tbe department csnerves bf•
"Golden Pleeee" award for
apeadinl $1.200 to buUd and t.t
"an •bove-pvund •eroblc and
1ollr-a11lsted compo1tln1
tollet" that mtebt come In baDid1
If Amertcaoa It.art abandon•n1
their lDdoor plumbiq in tbe in· urest ol enero couervation.
Pros.mire Aid Jn a ltatemeat:
"Tbe IUIOO wM .Sftll to a
Mluourt lnftlltor w&o. aecanl·
IDI to b1a appUcaUOD, would
balld a outboUle elnat.t to a
1eat level ol appiOldmatelJ ftw
fe.t abaft tbe aroand·
··n. -~_ec>}leetecl Oil • wire amb pn111911 wttb ltnlw
two feet above tbe around would
be exDOMd to ~ bacteltal
acUvtty both by a dampered air· now atack lhrou&b the compoet
heap and by a double-clued
SouUMm ~ wtndow IOI'
wiDter beaUoa ol both the com·
post cbamber u well a tbe up-
per 'lliWDI room· well lmulated
for IMat ntettqn."
ne maner went out mcter tbe
Enero l>epart.ment '• search for enerty·Urina ldeu.
The department offered no
comment on Proxmire'•
criUet.m.
Newport Surf and Sport
Christmas Specials
TllE lt PUCBNT Ht-aide for prtOrttJ _..
woaJd eoftf' tbe needa ol bealtb and welfare live
farmen tDCJ1t.11b to meet food and flber i'Oafl ap.
proved b)' tbe prelident, aaare boliw .. ot aup-olles baed CID their hlltorteal UM rather than number ol vehldea, and protect bardahlp cuee and
the handicapped..
Tbe federal SUTernmeat would be allowed to
Joln ln tbe bu1tnl and selllng ol ration eoupona to
keep tbe1r supply ·an l>&!auce with the available
1uoline
City Protests
Iran Actions
CH<iWCHILLA (AP) -The dty coundJ of tbil
community, \rblcb aaw 218 of lta cblld.ren held
hostage ln 1978, bu ~nt the Ayatollah Kbomelnl a
resolution demanding the reJeue of American
boltage. ln Iran
"Cltlzem of the city
--------.. of Cbowcbllla are out·
(
• '-"1r ~TEl ) raged by tbil act," aaya
.;:,i, R " the re.olution wbicb la
lclentical to ooe ~
by t.be comicU J.n nurby
1 Kerctd. ...
•"'J'be dUana of th1a tommanlty are unlfl.S bl
their support ol our 1o•ernment'a attempt to
eeeure aucb releue," the Chowchilla reaofutlon
added
8szs z:l.,.n Gd 1125 ....
SAN DIEOO <AP> -A Sapm1or Coart Jury
bu awarded $125,000 to the parent.a ol a mu tWed
ln the San Dieeo air disaster 15 mootba a1<>.
The jury deliberated only two boQn Wedna-
day before making the award -the amallest yet
-to Henry J . and Dorta Bumnlmld of Edmonton,
Alberta.
Airport B•zaru Cite,.
LOS ANGELES <AP> -A pllota' asaociaUon
spokesman baa told a state Senate committee that
nl1bt Jandl.DC and takeoff restrtcUona at Los
Angeles International Airport u well aa tbe lack
of 3,~foot clear zones at the ends of runways
poee major fire buards.
••LAX <Los Aqeles lntemational Airport) bu
an abomlnable procedure wbieb requlres tbat all
Diehl operatkm be cooduc:ted onr tbe ocean. even
ln bad weaOMer," Capt. BQ Lahr, area aafetJ
coordinator for tbe Air Line PlloU Auodation.
told the state Senate Commlttet CID F1re Sentces
Wednelda)'
Sell••• .,.•mt• Atle&.etl
SACRAMENTO <AP) -Califonala acbooll
shouldn't let the pus!fjn of anti·buajq Propos!Uon 1 atop them from m I plaa tQ eliminate any
secreptloa theJ have, uy mepiben ot tbe state Board of Education.
A board committee Weclne9d.Q reeommended
IM!lldiq tJi11 DMllHle to the aehool dlltrleta tbat
bave eaJJed tbe state for adYlc:e slnee tbe approyal
No•. e of PlopoetUon 1 b)' more than a i.t
statewide .ate.
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ct.rgll, ~our IOilll Uriflld
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Bay Waters Muddied
After last week's meetmg on the fate of the Upper
Newport Bay. one pomt remains disturbingly clear
Local governments are not going to be able to solve the
bay's problems.
The attempt lo form a mult1 ·JUrisd1ctional agency
that will have the cooperation -and the clout -to get
the· six Jurisdictions draining into the bay to work in con·
cert already has failed once
But the five cities and the county are determined to
keep what they call local control in the matter of deciding
how lo stop pollution of the bay and bow to clean lt up.
Unfortunately, it appears that insistence on local control
1s only gomg to doom t he bay while the agency represen·
tat1ves bicker among themselves
There is one agency that has the necessary authority
and without all the parochial hangups -to attack the
problem and put solutions mto e(f ect. It's the state Water
Resources Control Board, which has warned the local
governments that 1t will move in if local efforts fail.
Local management e:tnd control normally is to be pre-
f erred. and stale agencies can be painfully slow and sub-
1ert to pohucal manipulation. too
But evt!ry day brings a lJttle more pollution and sllta-
tion to the bay and no action to halt or reverse the pro·
ress Jt's time for the state to move 10 The bay is far too
.. aluable an asset to let 1t degenerate while local off1c1als
disagree over how to save 1t
Addition for Mesa
Although JOb opportunities m Orange County out-
\\ (•1gh qualif 1ed people to fill them, any chance to add to
employment rolls can't be overlooked.
The Automobile Club of Southern California is propos-
ing 8 maJor processing center for Costa Mesa that would
t•mploy l ,OOOpersons . It means a sizeableeconomic boostto
tht• area.
1he facility 1s planned for 28 acres on Fairview Road
bt•tween Sunflower Avenue and South Coast Drive, an in-
du!-.lrial and commercial area
Club oCCicials have assured Costa Mesa planners and
touncU members. the three-building "paper mill" facility
will be used only by employees. And they aay work 1h.ifts
will be staggered 10 traffic will not be converamg at Ont
t1 me ln an area already beset by traffic woes.
Service to the public will continue to be offered m
Costa Mesa at 659 W. 19th St.
The club has exhausted expansion at admlniStrative
headquarters on Figueroa Street in L-OI An&elea.
Officials selected Costa Mesa because lt ll, they aay,
easily· accessible.
City approval of the facility will boost an already Im·
pressive Southern California business center.
• Opinions expressed 1n the space above are those of the Dally Piiot.
Otl,ar views expressed on this page are those of tt\elr author• and
a(t1sts. Reader comment 1s invited. Address The Dally Piiot, P.O )?<! 1560. Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Phone (714) 642·4321.
;-
,. , Boyd I Round Airport
Jknaboutl, a man bolda
bll watch to bll ear and 11ya,
"It '1 nmnb:al." ID llnlco a
man boldl 61.t watch to b1i
ur and l&)'I, "It'• walkln1."
Slptncant.
W AIHIMOTON -la Ile
bH ...... ofW~eY· ...,._. •••••'°now "'* u.. ............ fte ....
0er1rtmMt ... cutra1 1a.
tel I Ht A11ao1 adYlHd .,.._......_Wli&oU..Unlt· .. ...._n_...~.-.. .............. ...,.~to .... U. A..t £mhswy
ud"'81AmlrietaboltaP1. ,........,. Carter wu awareot
tM ..... IA 1WPODN to Im· plorlltCI diat •
M ldintt ta.
1bab, Cart.er
reportedly
ODH Hked
bl• admen ruefully
.. Wben the
Ira take
our ptOple in
Tebrao
hOIUlll, wha'
will you ad vile me then?"
Neverthele11. be peraonally
authorized the abab'a enll')'.
Secretary of State Cyrus
Vance undentood the dan1er. On July JI, be seat an urceat.
"ey,1-only" cable to Cbar1e d 'Affalrel L. Bruce Lalnpn 1n
Tehran.
"WE OE conaldertn1," the cable posed, "bow to respond t.o
the abab'a cont.l.nuinR query t.o WJ
Mailbox
~'"-"' •ar:lom •laau.11 ,.. 1anUMei111WI._ l'tlM-re
la UN .~ ....... J would lill• to ... ,.. ,,., ,....... tlDd
prtyata nalUU. ot Ille 1111.ct
., •ucb • lft0\'9 -Ult lllfll!ll ~ Amen~lalrlD (apeeiallytbl
otftelal ~ lD Ult OOID·
pend).''
Lalaaen waned that the
lhab '• .-rt•al lD Am.n.ea C!OQld IPlta ..U.Ameftean adiGDI, an;;
eludtn1 probable repdsal1
uallllt &he tmbalJ. Ytt Vaee
ad.YiMd u. Pftllldeat to admit
tbe 1bab on "bumanttartu" '1"0Qllda.
Tb• lb.ah'• cue wu baDdJed
at tbe Slate Departmct by Un-
denecnW'y Da'fid Newsom. Rt
pl'Obably understood better than
anyone etae ln Wuhlnston tbe
con1equencea of 1ranUn1 the
a.bah a riaa. He WU priyy to the
many wamlnp a.od pfOIDOltlu·
ll01J1 that the ah ab· 1 presence in
the United States would mean
trouble
YET NEW80M'8only coocem
WU bow to miD.lmhe the impact
of the abab'a arrival. He woWd
have pnferred, for esample, to
brin1 the ab.ab into the eountry
next year -aft.er the Iranian
altuatioa became more 1tab&e
Henry Precht. who beads the
Iranian desk al the State
Dtpanmeat.. wu Ln wtdll
deHklJ: St.I ln Iran 9' a dally bula. laltw that tM poldeal tn,,.._• In Iran wen
combutlbl• and. wttb the
•ll--..-. cOuJd explode ln Amertc-a 'a t.aee. Ya cm Aul. 2, M Miil the
Am..W. SmtMIY a "s.cret·
leultl •" plann•n• pa,.r on bow to pc~ ... the lllab to
come to U. Uaitad S&atel '' 1be t>l&D ,,_to wait Wltil Ayatoilab au~ollata Dom•lnl pu1bed
tbroaO .... ...., eomtltutJoo -eatablllbedaMW&overament.
TBD, tbe paper ltatad. "We
tbouJd lDfonn the new 1overn-
ment. that we wt.ab to clear our
deekl ol old tu\la OD the lleD·
da. One ol tboee old llluea wlU
be the atatus ot tbe lhab. We
could lnform the 1ovemment
that we have re.lated lnt.enae
preuuree t.o allow him to come
t.o the U.S. because we did not
wish lo complicate Ube
ayatollah'•> problem.a or our ef.
rorta t.o conatruct a new rela·
tion1bip.
"Now wttb the new 1ovem-
ment ftrmly eatabUlbed and ac-
cepted. lt -.ems appropriate to
admit tbe ahab to the u s nw
new~ may oot llke rt.
but It la best to 1et the asaue out
of the way." Propoaed the State
Departmeftt p)HHI' c ''N• dla~ wttti tM ...... (ICMfll· m•> lliioD)d take Plb l7ftlr It
la In ~ 1ome two-tlli'M .-. and aaa. ..., ct.,. before
shab woWd come blN. ID mnatlme, we slloald beatn to
prepare tbe Iraidanl b7 rem.,
lbem ol bJ 1.DtenM .PftUWW tor the lhllb to come here -prw-
1urn wblc:h we are retbti.QI
: our tndltkloal open-door
.. '{f ·u.;,. la no pn>1pect for
Iran to MUie down, there may
be an arswnent for 1otn1 ahead
and ad.m1Wnc the thab anyway
to •et th.It lnevtt.able at.ep behind
us. but it wtll be neeeuary flnt
lo review how dao.ceroua the
•ttuaUon la. In either of lhele
<Jcenano. we aboa.ld aim for a
pos1t1ve change In our poalUoo
on thesbah by January 1990 ·•
lnatead the 1hah, pludlng
medical need. arrived In Oc·
t.ober 1J7'9. Source11 close t.o the
<Jhah acknowledge that bis a.ii·
ment, though real enough.
cou ld have been tre-_led
dtewher~. The humanitaHan
appeal, tn other word&, waa a
ru.<Je.
The compellln1 question 1s
why? Why wert> our leaders 50
detemuned lo admit the sh.ab,
contrary to the beat interests ol
the Umted States? The u.aual
1ustif1callon 1s th.at they could
rtot tum their back on a loyal al-
ly and that they could not give
the ayatollah a veto over who
t•a n enter tht' country.
POPPYCOCK. Their greater
obhgallon was not to the !jhah
but lo lhf' national intl"reisl'> A
day seldom pas!lex that the Unit·
t>d States dot•.,n't bar un·
desirables who!le presence
would not be helpful.
The pressure to admit the
o;h ah came primarily from
David Hockefclh•r and llenry
K1ulnger. De!>p1te tbe1r dis·
claimers. they c·onducted a r~
lentleM c.impa1gn in Wubingtoo
to grant the ..,hah r efuge.
The rf''>P•·t lt'fl foreign af.
ram; SJ)t.'<."lahst C:t•orge Ball ww;
correct in 1:allln~ at "obnox10U5
pressurt•
Th(' Hockcfrll1•r K 1ss1nP,Pr
.tlib1 that lht·y rt1J1k onl}' l1m11ed
personal 1 onta1 1, ,.., pun· de<'ep
t1on . Tht''.f d1rPt'lt>d the t'Jm·
pa1gn. they pulh.'d the stnngs:
they enllbt.ed othcrl> t.o J01n an the
pr ... ure.
ln preytoua colwnm. we have
nplal.Ded tbeir mob vation. Tbey
have multJm1lllon dollar ftnan-
clal lJes t.o the shah.
Energy Appetite Holds Us All Hostage
To the Edit.or·
It ha• finally bapf::::d America la being bel4 1e
by the world. Nol just 50
Amerlcam In Tehran are in
bOt:rdap; wearealhlavea.
We were warned. We knew we
were beaded th.la way by our In·
aatlable appetites for oll, for
con1umer 1ooda ot all tiDda, for tbe betteT llfe we promlJed
ourtelva ln our Great American
Dream. We tboupt the 1ood We
would never end; two can in
every 1ara1e. meat ln every
stew pot, bome ownenshlp for
all, a walk on the moon .
We could never run out or
water, heat. Upt, energy. Could
we?
THE&E WE&E dan1er alp
on OW' 1peedway. but we kept
our blinder• on and looted
1trallbt abad, on17 ...mi that
pot ol lOld at tbe end of the roed.
Uke tJie Burma Shave •llm ot
our put. we = tbl ...,.. lnp, "slow, eroa1 ~
ahead " because theJ wen oat
of 1tyie and we 1NN lolDI too
fut to 1ee them UJWIJ.
Now we know. Tbere la a
Umit. Our aupplle1 an not md·
le11. We do need certalD tbtnp
from c6er part& of tbl wortd. outalct. the conUnent.al U.S.A.
The reat of the world learned
thlt teuon 10me time a10. It'•
our tum now.
Tbere l• 1UJI t.lme. Not u
much u we would like, bu&
more than we dHene. Tbe world ii a WOftderful pi.c., ..W
lllled wltll rtcta.t -~. And lf ....... to .. Jt wtlb
Ntped. .i• • w.U u tat. lq, ft CID IUb 1t lat a wtllle
loapr. .IA!f YOUICG
IW•M•Nll ..
To UM Dltaii': Haftnl tMd 'hd Krwut:r'•
quo&e -........ ··1 tldllr .. WU JooldDa out for .. ,..._
blmt.tlf.''. ·)Ip,..• q"*1n.
WbomWll'NMJIMM .. Mllllr ........ Jiil ... _ ....
fatal=::•• ••di '?
Nwm.-o '••r llUYO.llOOU
of theee taxes la the state sa.lea
and \lie tax. nus ls a lax which
we pay t.o retailers on varioua
purchases and they are lheo t.o
pay the taxes over to the State.
A loophole in our Ian bu
enabled 10me ret.allen to unJmt·
ly enrich themselves by not pay·
inl these tax monia t.o the state
after we have paid It to them.
The problem la that in ID09t
-cHes, aa the law currently
reads, corporate otncera cannot
be held respoo.alble !or the tax
UablUUesofthe corporation.
There la a bill whkh haa
pu1ed the Auembly and will eo
before the Senate, when they re-
convene, which la intended t.o
help insure that these taxes att
paid over to the 1tate. The bill,
Aaaembly BUI No. 1531, pro.tdel
that corp>rate otftcen baYIDI
control over the llacal attain ol
a corporation or wbo are
retpomlble for the paymea& "'
the ... -.. tau. lball be penonallY Uable for tbe PQ·
lnmt "'t.&eM tu. owed bJ the corporation If lt can be
11tabli.lbed that U.. tax bad
been tncl..., In, OI' addld to.
tbe Mlllq prte. of tbe pnpaty
IOld bJ the corpontlon.
IP TBS ~ pa,. tu Wea aacS ... ta. to the atate
#MG due Utien tbe ~rporate ol ·
flcera would have notbinc to
W'On'J about. What th.la bl1I wW do ... enable ta. tulq •uUIGrit.J to au.empt eol..,.._ ol U.. m.
frOm tbe dJleell Gt 8ll1 corpora·
don ftlda ... -oompa, dh
the law, a nd a rler all. why
abould we reimburse a corpora
lion ror taxes which it does not
pay over t.o the state.
AddiUonally. by coUecUn1 lhe
taxea already paid by the public.
but not received by the atat.e, ta.x
lnc:reues ml&bt be avoided.
l feel Auembly BW No. lS38
aboWd become law and. ll )'OU
acree, I UJ'le you to contact )'OW'
1enatar and &et him/her know ol
your interest m lh1a matter.
ZORA LYN TEBEAU
Keq ·~ .,.,.
To the F.dltor .
The "winner take all "
primary c:urrenUy sought t.o be
aboll1hed by the Schmitz·
llcClmkey initiative effort de--
Mnet t.o be retal.ned. for ru·
1001 other than the nomination
of Ronald Rea1an. Representa.
tklD ol lla!ea' dele1atea at party coawaUons ln proportion to
namben ol Yotm reeelved tmds
to dlh .. further U. power of &he
1tat11 and tb• prlnclple of
federalbm that underll• our
polltleal and constltutlonal
ayatam.
Tbe American e lectoral
1y1tarn wu never intended to
reflect a "mua democracy" In
all respecta. The U s. Senaw
repreMatl 1eo1raphical rat.her
than popular conatituenclea The
electoral coUeae and (prior to
tbl , .... of tbe l'Na A.mmd·
ment> U. indlNct et.cdoD ol
amat.cn tunber eonautuUd tm·
porta&~tbecb
JI
to the power of ht'd\ 1h J>opuljt
~region:.
ABOLITION or lht> ' bloc"
vott> at GOP party conventJoos
would dtmanu;h rather than
enhance the importance of
Callfonlia ln the nom1nat1on of a
prealdenl. Would Goldwater
really have been a~J.e to defeat
Rock e fe ller in the J964
Republican primary had it not
been ror bis blatonc Cabfom.ia
victory., The opportunity to
gam er all or a major state's
delegates should invite intense
campaigning by t•red1blc can·
didates
The power or the alates has
been steadily eroded through ex·
pandiq federal powers and a
corresponcHna decrease in the
unitary vot1n& power of atatea.
Abolitico ot the electoral colle1e
and the adopUoa of re1lonal
primaries would further tbae
t.reDdl. Betmdoa ot the "winner
take all'' primary II a Deeeaar)'
prereq,ulltte to maintalntn1 our
federal 1yatem.
BlLLCR()gY