HomeMy WebLinkAbout1980-01-01 - Orange Coast PilotLitter, Litter E1'erflte~
You might suspect 1979 was kind of a trashy year when
it. came to cleanup along Orange Coast freeways. Gutter
junk (left). was recorded at the Bear Street exit from
:
the Corona ltel Mar Freeway. Other litter has been al·
lowed to blow in the breezes along Jamboree Road and
the southbound offramp of the San Diego Freeway.
Biarichi's Girl Tells of Despair
I 'I Can't Live Like This Anymore,' She Says to Newspaper
BJ TERESA ALLEN d ,....,,, lf'••MwlM "AND KEN BAD JUST KDJ.ED Diane Wilder an Karen
BELLINGHAM. Wub. (Alp -''I asked him why be didn't kill Mandie
me. He said I waa U.e only woman be bad ever loved," said Kelli "We weren't talkln~ much in those days. Thinp weren't good
• Boyd, 24, who lived with and bad a child by confessed Hillside between bl We bad not had sex in months. I felt frustrated with
Stran&ler Kenneth Bianchi. him. I don't know what Ken felt. I had stopped asking him where
Her remarks came m a copyrighted interview with the Bell-he had been or what he bad been dome. I didn't see the point. He
ineham Herald. She was packing up to leave Bellingham, where never told me the truth anyway."
Bianchi pleaded guilty to strangling two Western Washington The next day she was to pick him up at work. She called his of
University coeds fice and was told he was held by police in the disappearance oC the
t RE ALSO PLEADED GUILTY TO five of the so-called
' "Hillside Strangler" slayings in Los Angeles. • ·
··1 can't live like lbia anymore," said Ms. Boyd, carrying
squirming, •ml.Uni 18-month-old Ryan under one arm as she
packed.
"Carloads of people come by and gawk at my houae. Meo at.are _
at me in restaurants. Report.en call me night and day. One day I
was just a local girl from Bellin&ham, going about my own bu!i·
nesa. The next day I opened my door to l~n. acC\IUtion.s and a
rolling movie camera.''
Ms. Boyd, a Bellingham native, met. Bianchi in California
while working together in 1976 and says they lived totether off and
on for about two years.
DURING THE StJMMER OF 1978 - a stotmy time in their re-
lationship -Ma. Boyd and the baby moved b•ck to Be1liqbam.
Bianchi joined her shortly thereafter and they resumed Uvin1
to1ether.
On tbe night of Jan. 11. 1979, Bianchi left the house, atranaled
Diane W"llder, Zl. and Karen Mandie, 22. meticuloualy diapoted of
their bodies in the back 9' a car and retu.rned home to hil family.
"I'll never foraet that ni8bt because of all that followed," Ma.
'Boyd aaid.. (
Bianchi returned late after supposedly attendJ.nc a meetlna,
• abe said.
"It wu Just a reiuiar nilbt-You know, be asked me about the
baby, we watched televialon, we called it a nllbt.
",Atte mpt· to Kill
l1oj, 7~ Disclo sed
two women.
It was, she said, her introduction in the murderous fhpeide of
Bianctu's life
"I Gm INTO llY CU AND DROVE to the poll~ station,"
she told The Bellingham Herald. "Thi.a kind of fear took over my
whole body. I temember saying to myself, over and over, 'Ob, my
God. Oh, my God. Please don't let there be a coa.nectioo.' "
, During the Los Angeles stranglings, one oC Ma. Boyd'a fnends
turned .Bianchi's name into police. Ms. Boyd said ahe wu out·
raged that a friend would do such a thing. Sbe convinced ~rself
that the friend was jealou,.
And there were other times when friends "jokin&).y" alluded to
Bianchi as the strangler But she did:n 't take them seriously.
"I thought to myself, ''God, be is gone an awful lot.' But wben
you love, when you share your life with someone, you give them
the benefit of the doubt
"GOD, LOOKING BACK.. THERE were so many ironies," Ms
Boyd laid. "I remember when Ken and I were living toeetber dur-
ing the 1trangllnp. We used to talk about the murders.
"You know, when there waa a new murder in the area, we
would both be ~ked. Ken wOUld make .10me sort of comment
like, ·wow, that ooe wu pretty cklle to ua• or 10methln1 ...
"I'll tell you one funny atory. One day tbe LA police came into
our omce -the same office-where Ken wu wortin1 -and took
all the alrll into thia room and pve them a talk about waltln1 to
and from wort alone. I auesa there had been a ~t 1tran1lin1 in
that area or aometblna.
TUESDAV,JANUARY1, 1980 FIFTEEN CENTS
~er Accuses
Brezhnev of Lie
BVILSTIN
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87 'n.e A.In dtW Prw
&me ~were repcrted battlJ.QI ~ Ma.lems in
eastern Aflhanl•tan near the
Pakistani border a1 tbe
Kremlin's campaign to eatablilb
com munilt control of it•
turbµlent Central Aaian
neighbor went into it.a fifth day.
The U.S. war of words touched
off by the Soviet coup in Kabul
on Tbunday also heated up.
Preaidmt Carter accused Soviet
President Leonid Brez.b.oev ol ly·
mg to him in hi.I explanation ol
the Rusatan action, and ooe of
tua officialt hinted that the Unit-
ed St.ates and lta chief Weltem
alllea miCbt curtail their rela·
Uona wltb tbe Soviet Unlon md
Alghaniatan.
The Pakistani newspaper
Jana said rebel leaden In
C hitral, oo the biatorlc
Nortbweat Frontier between
Pakiatan and Afghanistan, re-
ported heavy fiehUne across the
border in the Kooar d.islnct 130
miles northeast of Kabul.
A Jang correspondent in
Chitral saad the rebel sources
told hun:
More than 200 Soviet soldiers
and 63 Moslem guem.llu bad
been killed lD the fightin1. Soviet
warplanes killed a number ol
c 1 valians and destroyed dozm.s
of homes and a moeque in a
bom bmg and strafLDg attack on
the village oC Asbksham. Rebel
saboteurs blew up (our bndges
and the' local telephone ex·
cb.an1e..
AD earUer Jane dil~tdl said
rebel tources reported 4QP. ptt·
rillu, a Soviet 1enera1 and large
numben ol Soviet and Algbaa
troops were killed in fighting
Saturday ln the oort.bem pro-
vince ol Tathar. on the Soviet·
Afghan border.
More Soviet casualties were
reported by a diplomat lD New
Delhi. Quoting a reliable infor·
mant in Kabul, be sa1d 250
Russians were killed or wounded
m the 3"'2·bour coup Thursday
night that ousted President
HaflzuJlah Amtn and replaced
Surf Expected
To Hit Again
Along Coast
blm with another communist.
Babrak Karmal, wbo the
RuaalaDI broacht home from ex-
ile ln Clecbollonlda. •
Tbe cha.Dee in 1overnment wu beliend ordered by the
Kremlin because Amin, aft.er
ouatJ.ng President Nur Moham-
mad taraki three moolba qo,
failed to put down the rebellion
by Moslem fundamentallsts
wbicb broke out after the com·
m uniaU ael.ted control of the
Ale.ban eovernmem 20 monlba
HO.
<See AFGHAN. Pace AZ>
Solon: Aid
Pakistanis
-SAN FRANCISCO CAP>
-Seo.at.or S.I. Hayakawa
believes the United States
should counter the Soviet··
backed coup in embatUed
Afghanistan by sending
50 ,000 U.S. troops t o
nearby Pa.ldstan.
The California
Republican made the call
for military actioo Mon·
day ~ in an interview
broadcast by television
station KRON.
.. It doesn't mean we
want war -it means we
want to prevent war," be
said.
Some Siocks
Gold-edged;
See Page 85
If you bought shares a year
ago to Heda Mirung, a gold
stock. you picked a winner.
The stock was up 797 percent
during 1979, closing Monday at
40"9 in the rush lo gold and
stl ver. (Related story, A2).
The year's highs. lows and
close for Hecla, and thousands
of other New York and
American Stock Exchange
stocks. over-the-counter stocks,
-mutual funds and bonds are
punliabed today on Pages BS-7.
For the record. \he Itel Corp.
was ooe oC the year's bluest
losers, phmging 78 9 percent or
20~ pomts to close at s~ Mon-day.
Basin's Air
Quality Good
EL MONTE <AP> -The Air
Quality Management District
predlcta good air quality for the
entire South Coast Air Duin to-
day and Wednesday.
The Pollution Standard Index
<PSI> will be 42 everywhere, the
agency laid.
There AR no carbon monoxide
or oitroceo dioxide alerta ex·
peeled for either day.
PSI refers OQJ.y to ozone in the
air and oot to other pollutao1a.
Coast
\leather
w a"' o1 n .. to el&ht
feet with • few cnst1q at
10 feet ... qpected to
tontlnue todQ aloes UM
Oraa1• Coaat. with
weatblr patterns cmatlnu· I.DI. wttb llUle cbanl•·
•
Barge
OD SF -RockS
... _, •• .,.., ..... pm
'.nJlfKAU, Alab (AP) -armta to ~"Wd: ad ,.,_, .. oil dual apWed rr.... a -..act ore M•• Mia
atepped ap to try to bep t.be oil b"Om d1m•lfna ftlbJq
.,.... .... t.bl A''elr•w COM&.
lleawtalle. autbortUe9 llODdaJ apln were towlq tbe Ttl·
toot tee •ana ZlD wttb tta •.ooo 1abona o1fUeJtoasPQt10 mu. olft.bl coutfor burial ln aaa.-.root~oeun can.YOO'..
Cout Guard Cmclr. Ray Spoltman, federal on-acene
eoonUnator ol the operat&cm. decided to tow the ahlp to ... and
alDk It stnce the fael ta.Db were intact and t.be ever-chaqt.q
AclnDJ w.aber would make it too daqeroua to leave tbe fuel-:
laden lldp aear eeoloclcally aeoaitive areu .
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PHILADELPHIA (AP> -The mother of a retarded U.rear-
old &irl found naked and ~ in an unheated rowbouse
saya lbe left the child because abe wu "ubamed" to take ber oa a boUday Ylatt. police say.
Kimberly Bowie, who app'arently cannot talk, wei&bed only
39 poundl when found Monday in a fetal poaitioo oa a mattrea
between ba11 ol trash in a rear bedroom of the weat
Philadelphia home, authorities aaid. Police bad amwered a re-port of a poaible burglary.
The child'• mother, Deniae Bowie, Z1, surrendered to police
Moad.,-. She wu arraigned before Municipal Court P?.ldent
Judse Joeepb Gl&Dcey on charges of attempted murder', reek·
laal1 endancerinl another person, endangering the welfare of a
child and abandonment aod held in lieu of $25,000 bail for a bearinl Jan. 9.
ft~a• Get• Z·.,,eek Rq~e
SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -Immigration officials aireed
Monday to allow a Mexjcan national they suspect ls a bomoeex·
ual to spend b.la two-w~k vacation in the United States.
Jaime Chavez, a dresa desi,.,,.,., may atay in the United
Stat.ea during b.la vacation, said Devid Ilcbert, reliooal director of the Immigration and Naturallzafion Service. #
Chavez wu detained Saturday when be ani\'ed at San
Francisco lntematJonal Airport on a Mexican Airline fiilbt from Mexico City.
let IA•n Pe.,er O"er Fiend•
TAMPA. Fla. (AP> -A Northwest Airlines l>ClO with 7t
aboard lost power in one enline over Florid.a ca Monday, land· lD' here ..Cely u flrefiebttna crews stood by, airline olftclala •aid.
The Jet developed engine trouble as it approached Tampa
from Fort Lauderdale, according to Brent But.field a
spokesman at the airhne's headquarters in Minneapolla. '
Tboee aboard lbe jet and 175 otben waiUnc tor the f1i&ht in
Tampa were put oo other planes to Minneapolis and Wlnn1pe1
Manitoba, said a Northwest reservation superviaoc' who uteci
not to be identified.
Gold Fever Puts
Silver at $34.45
LONDON <AP) -The prices
of gold and silver ended the
1970. by &etting recorda Monday
aa the th.real of war and fears of
recession overshadowed lhe
mark el
Gold rose above SS30 an ounce
and silver above S34 an ounce
for the first time on lhe final day
of the decade. which saw the
dollar decline along with
America'• dominance of the world eeooomy
The pnce of gold closed at
$533, up $1..S.20, in trading for
January futures contracta-on
New York'• Commodity Ex·
cban1e. ln apot trading, the
price role SlB to cloae at $529,
accordtna to Republic Natiooal Bank.
In earlier London ttad.lng, the
price ro.e Sll from Friday's
cloetn1 to a record '52'7 .:SO a troy
ounce, lbea •lipped to end the
year at $.'5Zt.:SO.
A year ago. gold closed in Lon·
don al '228.375. Two years ago,
the price was under Sl70. As the
decade began, gold was selling
for about S36 an ounce.
The real gold rush be1an in
mid·l9'78 with deterioraUoa COO·
f1dence in the U.S. economy and
accelerated with the oil criais
and the lraruan revolution. It
was capped by the U.S.·lran
confrontation over the host.aces
at the U.S. Embassy in Tehran
and, finally, by lhe Soviet
military incursion lnlo
A!gbanlslan.
Spot silver futures closed Mon·
day on New York'• Commodity
Excban1e at $34.45, up '5.10 for
the day. London silver prices
closed at $32.00, up $C.IO for the
day. As recently as Dec. 7,
silver closed at Sl.8.IO. A decade
ago, it stood at Sl.IO.
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E',....P~AI
AFGHAN •..
The rebels have hffn estimat-
ed to control at leut bail of the country by day and more lban
that by night. The Soviet leaders
presumably fear that. continued
rebel successes coupled with the
ferment in lhe Islamic world
generated by Ay)-.tollab
Ruboll1b Khomeini and bis
Islamic revolutionaries could in·
flame Moslem m.inonties in the
Soviet Uruoo.
In Washington, U.S. govern·
meol aources said they bad re-
port.II ol sporadic sniper fttt in
Kabul. A Stale Department
spokesman said there were re-
ports of large.scale desertioo.s
from Afghan army unlla.
Diplomat.a in Kabul said many
A11han troops had been dis·
armed llnCe the coup. But Soviet
troops and armor were patroU·
ing the capital In force and ~eemed to have the sltuatioo
there under control.
President Carter, who protest.
ed the Soviet action in a "bot
line" message to Moscow, said
Brezhnev replied "that be bad
been invited by the Af&han eov·
emment to come in and protect
Afghanistan from some outalde.
tbird·naUon threat."
"Thia was obviously falff, '
Cartet continued in an interview
with ABC News. "because the
person be claimed invited him
10 . President Amin, was
murd~red or aaaaaainat.ed aft.er
lhe Soviets pulled their coup."
Carter said it was imperative
that world leadera "make it
clear to the Sovieta that they
cannot t.ke aucb action to
violate world peace without
severe political cooaequencee."
Asked (I the reaponae by tbe
United State• and ita alUea
would be "more than autf nae. ':J.~·" be replied, "Y~ it
DAILY PILOT STRANGLER'S GIRL. • •
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Ken, 1n many ways, la atill OX to me.''
SOE ADDED, "UGBT NOW I'• ru111 important lD ltm'a
life. When J eo to aee him bt wants to know~ I baft doae
durlnJ the day. • .
"You know, women trom all°"" tbe Unit.eel Stea. an ln Ion
with Ken rilht DOW. Tbq Mad blm ioYe a.u.., marfta48 Jll'O-~ala, flowers. Tbert,'1 one 111'1 l1tbt hen lD BeUln.,,em wbq la IO
lo't'e wtth Ken UW IM foDon IM n•Jwbere I IOt pub lD
front of my ~0~atcbl9 '"'1 IDOft I mlb. Tbm w noorta
to Ken tba1 l'DJ ~to bbll. ''
Two Arre1ted in Sia~'
•
BaPPff Nell' Vear
Some will rise gingerly from bed today,
havina celebrated not wisely but too well. But take heart; it 1s the beginning of a
new deeade and hope springs eternal.
Bandit Gets $6, 7 55
Seal Beach Robber Posed as Policeman
A bandit with a wl1 who
claimed to be a poUce officer oo
•takeout u be approacbed bJs-
victim wu aoupt today ln the
$8, 7SS holdup Kooday of a west
Oran1e County liquor atore
chain'• cuhier.
nearby towobome complex.
where Brown wu forced to band
QVer the reeeipta from vanous Hao.ahaw'a outlet.a.
The bandit. who wore a gray.
brown wig, had to have known at
least sometbtng of Brown's work
routme. Sgt Lew1~said.
Tbe kidnap and armed rob-
bery occurred bl the &o.smoor
Shopptoa Center daring the al
ternoon, according to Seal Beach police.
Eu1ene Brown, 50, employed
by HADSh.aw'a Uquora, which
operates a number of liquor
stores and delicatessens, told
Seal Beach police be was ab-
ducted wtule making a bank de·
livery.
Seal Beach Polle. Sgt. Bill
Lewla aaid Brown was coofroot·
ed at gunpatnt outaJde a Security
Pacific Bank branch by the ._.
peel. wbo claimed to be a policeman.
.. He said ne was 011 a
stakeoul," Sgt. Lewis explained,
add.ln1 tbal the bandit claimed
tbe Hansbtw employee was
blocking his view of lhe bank
lnvesttgaton sa.ld It was then
that the gunman fiuhed a re-
volver with a two·Lnch barrel
and abducted Brown
Tbe brief trip ended in a
CHICAGO <AP) -Actor Burt Reynolds has
been sued for defamation by a Pohsh·American
group clamling his film .. The End" depicted Poles
as "depraved, filthy, lewd, unpatriotic and stupid."
1be suit, naming Reynolds and United Artists
Corp. was filed Monday in Cook County Circuit Court
on behalf of the Polish·Amertcan Guardlan Society
Inc. It asks the court to prohibit the showing of the
movie, produced by Reynolds' producuon company,
in Illinois and also seek.a SJ million in damages.
Leonard Janab, who ftled the s wt on behalf of
himself and tbe Polish group, clatms that United
Artists Corp., Transamenca Corp and Reynolds'
company produced and dJstnbutcd the film to make
money and without regard to the defaming language
and actions
The film. in which Re,•nolds starred, charac· t e ri~ed Poltsh·Amencans ·a~ thl· equivalent of
human excrement and totally lacking an anv virtue
or redeeming quality.'· the suit Scud
Gibraltar introduces
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Wlao's Handicapped?
This station wagon, top, license plate 707
WCJ . was spotted m a handicapped
soace in University Park Shopping
Center in Irvine, while this light
pickup truck with Oregon plate GMG
708 was park?<1 m one at South Coast
Plaza. Neither is a special plate such as
the state of California issues to han-
dicapped persons. The extra -wide park-
ing spaces are set aside so those an
wheelchairs can maneuver in and out of
their vehicles.
Ford Announces Recall
3,000 Cars, 80,000 Trucks Involved
DETROIT <AP> -Ford Motor
Co. said Monday lt waa recal.J.lq a,ooo cars to install larcer
brakes ot the correct me tind
about I0,000 llpt tructa to fix a
fault1 transmlaslon that could
fall to ltlck in the park poaltion.
Ford apok•man John Emmet
sa14 tbe trammllaJon defect bad
"at.olutely DOth1nc to do" with
t mlllioa Ford can whleb aome
Ctltlct have alle1ed bave
automatic tran1ml11lon1 that
,
The t:rucb -Broocot, Yant
and F-aertes pickups from the
1910 model year -bave
tranamiaaioos with park:in1 pawl
actuaUna roda with defective
welda, Emmet Hid. IJ a result,
pu1bin1 tbe lever into the
"park" posltioa m.labt not ac-tually lock the trammlaaloa and
the truck could roll tree. Alao, it
ml1bt be pouible that aome
caa aupom otpan. Man Facm· g Tbe can recalled Monday -
J'ord Tbunderblr•• llercWJ ~'='-~Dz!"::n'"~ ~x Charges =.-=.:ar~v=~ wl-l>U!OO CAP) -An El
l'01d Mlll&al, a am.u..-mocw. Cajon mlll dO t.elUfttd ac•'• TM drums &N a.abf.Matb a bordlr patrolmu ID a fjlceDt lileb a-ID dlameter than tbe1 trial tac. ell~ .. ol ba.tna UD·
UoUJd ... ,.. • reilult, £mmlt& ~Wl'Ul .............. wUi ..
••Id, Ule car• do aot mHt under·.,.female. leiwal IUndarda for atoPIJIU Jtau ~ar 'IU•U.~ Wataaete 11by a few t.etl• D wu Allio cted bJ 1 federal
jJped31d ,......... 1a ~ CID IUDd Jllf~ • cbar1• of
.... pedal. bartNlitalilll llleDI~· ';;/~ a-nu Uld be (Iii aOt'-WIOw IU'fli·Aiid er la aecaMd ID Mw IM tmal._. dnnu ,,_.. dll· CIODDedlaaWMbbar~brU·
.-...-. TM la1tall1tloabe:: i.aal Allel ataa ~botel ................ tO baft . • .......... antlted .,, Polle.
• Nlllt ti •• ...._ dell...ct to 1 I.a COGDldkiawtlb ta.. .U.c.teu ........................ ~---
transmiaaions could be locked
permanently ln "park "
Emmett sald Ford was "still
collecting the facts ·· and 1t
micbt turn out that more or
fewer than 80.000 trucks were af.
rected.
Ford d11covered the faulty
tranamiaalons in its own inspe<:·
Uona at the Livonia, Mich .•
tran1ml11lon plant, Emmet
••id. Ford bas no reports of acci·
dents or injuries from the brake
and truck tranaml11lon prob-
lem1,beaa1d.
The National Hl1bwa1 Traffic
Saf et.)' Admiq.lstratlon la tryt.nc
to dedde wbetber to order Ford
to recall about t mlWon can
wltb automatic tranamlulona
Wca\iie t.beir trammialom .Up
out of part."
Tbe ..-eY ~·11 It mows "'eo deatbl; J..100 lnJurl• and a.100
accickintl tbat mllbt bave been
cauted bf Ford l.ranamlalona
IUpplnj mapectedJ.y from park to,.... ... L"'i>
The tnmlnlNlona bHe been ••cl•r lD•tft11atioD for more
than a Yft!i but IO far Co)'em· ment ID4 Hrd en,tneet1 baV9
been uaabl to ... ,, •ha~ U
aoytttl.Qa. Jt ~ Witb tbtm.
First llB &by of '70s Growing Up
Al raona b 10
noldtodaJ.
.. Wll tM ftnt babJ of the 1'70t ._. ID R.ua,toa a..eb.
A few JMn qo, 1M mowd to BotMU, Wuh., wttb her,....,...
brotlMr Klb _. tMlr pannu,
JUela.rd end Judttb a.ma. ·
4llilon, a thou&bUUI )'OU8C lady wbo admltt ,ahe ._.,t
kMp qp wttb tbe WCl'ld lttaatioe,
HJd m a telepbone tat.rriew
that the bu me keJ boDe foe t1M
wortd in the·'.,.: '"'l'tlat there
would be peace all over tJte world." /---
For herself, 1be'd like to wtn
an art cont .. t with free art
cluaa aa tbe prlie. and to Yiatt
Callforaia qaln to see ber old
triendUu.
AlUIOD Hid •be bellevea
younpten are different today
from when ber pa.rents were
r:uafn:.pedally l• tbe way
~ haTt dltrerent kiDdl of
lt)'lw-Jeana and T.utne," 1M aa1d. #
Loo'tnl beck at ber flnt die·
ade, abe reealled tome bltb·
UpW.
''1'bere .... not too -· ..., wben I went anowmobtllnc, '' Al·
U..md.
She Ille> reealled the birth ol
her brother, Mike. "That wu iooct. too."
IJ far ber penooa1 ~Al· 11.ton 11id ber favorite te ion
1bow ii "Kort and Mindy"
her career coal ii to be. car·
toon1at. Sbe added ooe more wi.ab tor
the 199)a.
''I like animall a lot and I
think people 1bould be more
kind to animall," Alliloa Hid.
Carter, Nixon Liliked
Brown Raps President on Debate Pullout
LOS ANGELES CAP) -Pres1·
dent Ca rter 's reru1al to
participate in the revised Iowa
debate format proves he int.ends
to run a "Nixon·atyle" cam
paign, Gov Edmund Brown
Jr.'s campaign chairman said
Monday.
Brown's Bostoo campaip ol-
fice lat.er amended the state·
ment to mer to a "closed" cam·
paigo rather than a "Nixoo·
style' campaicn. A spokesman
there said the flnt statemen~~
leased t.o the press was a dran.
Io the original quote read t.o
reporters, Brown campaign
chairman Tom Qwnn said, "Mr.
Carter's refusal to accept the
new debate orrer proves that be
intends to nm a 'Nixon-styte·
campaign where the president
will be carefully packaged by
his advertis ing people but
shielded rrom tough quest,loning
''Tbe a rrogance of Mr
Carter's position is underscored
by the ract that he will appear
next Sunday night ln a one-hall
hour paid advertising message
sponsored by bis re-election
committee," the statement coo·
tinued.
··11ow I WODdet' can llr. Carter
fmd time to appelr in that ex·
pemive pre-packa1ed progam
but not have the time to appear
live in Waahington, D.C. with
Gov. Brown and Sen. KeDDedy,"
Quinn said.
·'The truth is obvious. Mr.
Carter intends to use Iran as an
excuse to avoid diacu.ssiog other
preaal.ng iasues, particularly ln·
flatlon and energy.'' Quinn COO·
tioued. "The president's refusal
to debate will not help free the
hostages There simply 1s no
connection
"Mr. Carter baa resorted to
using the tragedy in Iran to
bolster his re~ledlon prospect
and I rind that despicable,"
Quinn s8ld.
Carter announced Friday be
..
would withdraw from the Jan 7
debate in ~ Moines with Sen
Edward M. Kennedy and Brown.
C'llmg the Iranian CMSIS.
On Monday, the Des Moa.nes
Register & Tribune suggested
tbat a debate be held in
W ashlngton Jan 17, but Carter
re1ected that proposal, too
The debate has been viewed
by Brown as an important step
in ertorts to overtake Carter and
Kennedy for the Democratic
presidential nomination
Fuel C..-1'ersioa
Fluor Fir1ns Get
S. African Pact
Subsutiar1es or lrvlne·based
Fluor Corp will build a $30
million racillty in South Alnca
to convert creosote-rich coal
tars into trans port fuels,
· spokes rnt'D have announced.
The plant, to be bOilt in the
eaatem Transvaal region of the
country. wi ll produ ce an
es umat.ed 8,000 barre l.s per day
of transport ruels at the SASOL
two and three coal coovenicm
unit.a DOW under COl;LSlnactiOn by
Fluor. ~ SASOL ls a African gov.
ernmmt COi pon which bas
the only commercial oil-rrom
co.I plant now in operalloo. Fluor 1pokeamen said tbe
creosote plant -to be complel·
ed in mid· 1982 -will be the first
or its kind and could be
used in the United States to lD·
crease liquid-fuel production
from coal.
Fluor Engineers and
Constructors Inc. will do the de
sign and engineering work for
the project and also procure
some of the mat.enals A f1uor
subsidiary known as Fluor South
Afnca wtll handle the construe
tion work
Tbe creosote plant will pro-
duce mostly diesel and some
naphtha. a constituent or
gasoline In the past. creosote,
an 01 ly liquid obtamed by the
dutillatioo or wood tar or coal
tar, was considered an unwant-
f'd byproduct m the coal con·
version process
But a 1potesman said this oew
plant represents a rurther re-
finement of the technology to in-
crease production of diesel
ruei. rrom the coal tars rich in
creoeote. nuor Corp. baa become in·
ere uan&lY invol\'ed in coal coo -
version technology. Subsidiaries
of the company have prevH>USly
signed agreements with SASOL
ror the m.a.rtet.Ulg Md use of coal
conversion tecbnoloey m the U.S
as well as helping build additional
coal bquelactioo plants m South
Arnca.
Boys Club Burns
PALA (AP) Arson IS ten·
tat1vely blamed as the cause of a
fire that destroyed the Pala
Ro) s · Club. a serond home for
Pala Indian children 1n the
Palomar Mo unta in area of
north·central San Diego County
THANK YOU, CUSTOMERS, FOR MAKING
1979 OUR B~ YEAR EVER .... WE LOOK
FORWAltD TO SERVING YOU IN 1980 .
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Canu.a. Lapa& BWa Mall m.,....dlndar.
Rowt•er, mao1 offlel•I•
bl•med COUWDH 1Mu1A1 at-
tituct.I OD tbe rta:lDc eo9l of llY·
~DDJ Burdick, personnel
dlredal' ol Tbe Bro.dway de-put ment atore at Faebtoo
llland ID Newport Beach, Mid
buyen were purdlutq qu.allcy eifu, rather tba.a buyla1 la
New· Liquar Bottle
Probably Smaller
WASHINGTON CAP) -Revelers who ck>eely check t.be1r li-
quor auppliea today are likely t.o ftnd that the pint or ftftb they
thought they were buytna wasn't a plat or ftftb •t all. A federal reeutatioa t.akina effect wttb the start of the new
year means the f•millar labels live way t.o metric meaauremmta.
TBtJ8 THE BALP-PINT 8IZB ol whlakey ab.rt.nb to 200
mllllliten. 'lbat la 6.8 ounces, or 1.2 ounces len than a balf-piat.
Actually; the D> milllllter size ~ady la in widespread use by
di&tillers, who have bad several years to conform to the new aJ.ae
regulation. The regulation makes U.S. :k\~ liw conform to
those in most of the rest of the wyrtd, m I lt easter to import
and export liquor.
Other sizes allowed by the metriftcation program are :SO
millllltera (1.7 fluid ounces>. SM> milliliten (lS.9 ounces, or about a
pint), 750 milliliters (25.4 ounces or about the old size>. 1 liter
(33.8 owicee or slightly larger tbaa a quart> and 1.75 llten (5 .2
ounces or al1&btly smaller tbaa tbeold half ·If.lion>.
STEVE DAVIDSON, MANAGER OF Apex Llquon here, said
customen who order hall-pinta DOW are pven the ~milliliter bot·
Ue, even though lt la not as bt1. ··n will be a couple of years before people call bottles by their
right name," be said
Herb Rothberg, manager of Cen~~'J..un. said the coo-versloo t.o metric containers provided a foe cUatlUen and
wholesalers. · "It's a wonderful opportunity for the dlaUllen," be uJd.
''"They doa't drop ~e price wben the7 pve you a amallet bottle."
BOW=CRISWELL. SPOKESMAN FOB the Bureau ot Al cohol, To co and Firearm.a -wbicb regulates the alcoholic
bevera1e · try -said nearly all dlatilled spirits al.ready are
sold in a)~ containers. Wmes have been required t.o be sold in
metric units al.ace Jan. l , 1979.
"With tbe converalon of diatilled spirits, we are now in the all
metric era," he said.
However, martetfng of ooo-metrtc products can continue after
Jan 1 until stocks are exhausted, Criswell Hid.
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.......... beetle tbl'oaOlUl B~ o.t.. om'a.la,. port:rz:i altboqb bmlDell
•• ataelDll7 bearr d1lrtDI tbe da7, tb•r• waa a dramaUc
decrute att. e p.m.
Don Bo11e. Paibkm la1aDc1 ...
alatut mall dlnetor. laid tbe
center'a ltOl'eS were packed and
buaineu wu boomtaa du.rt.as
the mornmc. ...
••ltDCBANT8 ms BAD a
aood auutmu aeUOCL Wednm-
day wu better or equal to any
day we've bad precedln1 Cbrlltma, .. be aald.
Boyle a1reed with otber
mercbanta that thla aeuoa'a
shoppers were 1ola1 after
b11ber quality ltema and were
buytn1 more selectively.
But, perbape a Lapaa Hilla
Buffuma employee baa ac-
curately sum.marl.led the feellna
Chrlltmu brinp to many.
"I feel great because the
Chrtatmu aeuon la ao stimulat·
ing. But DOW that it's all over,
It's kind ol a big letdown until
next year."
Foundation
Grant to Aid
Area Blind
The Braille Institute of
America bas been awarded a
$75,000 grant from the James
Irvine Foundation of Newport
Beach t.o help fund a new data
proefflinl ayatem at tta Loa
Anselee beadquartera.
The ayatem, wbich la beinl in·
stalled in the lnatltute'a Library,
will provide faster service to the
18,000 blind and physically di.a·
a bled readers la Southern
CaWoraia.
lo addition to library aervlces,
the facllity offen a variety ol
proarama to the le1al1y blind in
education, low vlaloa aids, recreatloo, and publiah.lng.
Edison Seeks 9% Rate Hike
Officials of the Southern
California Edison Company
have flied an application with
the California Public Utilities
Co mmission seeking to raise
electricity rates by an average
Of 9 percent in 1981.
Edison offi cials cited higher
oU prices and the need for keep.
in& a hig.ber oil inventory as
among the reasons for the re-
quest, which would lncreue
Edison revenues by $340 mllliao.
Although the rate bike would
average 9 percent, the average
500· ki low alt· bou r · a · month
customer would have a 12.85
percent hike, or a coat of $4.52 more per month.
The lowest bike, 3.5 perttnt..
would be for uaere of Ed1aoo ! s
"time of uae" program to en·
courage reechedullo1 demand for off boun. About 12 large
electrical customers, who ac·
count for~ percent of Edi.Ion's
revenue, would be affected.
The highest requested lo·
crease la 17 percent for street
Ugh Una.
Rain Falls Across U.S.
FogShroiuhl Upper Ohio Val,l,ey, Plaim
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ta 'GOOD N1W9• PAGO HELP TO 8'UGHTIN PRIDIH' UVl8
JMn.Rene ,..._.Ube to ....... , Md W ..... OllNn to Do lw
He Prints Good News
But Finding ful,l Page Di/fiadt TtUk
BJ IDaY BEaTEN8TEIN Ot•Dsllr .......
INCOME UP
PRICES DOWN
ABUNDANT HARVF.ST
MARRIAGE -A HEALTHY ST.ATE IN
CALIFORNIA
What If the froot page ot your dally newspaper wu
continually ft1led with lood
newa beacfHrwe such aa tboee
above?
It could prove to be a
cultural shock.
Front pqe news ofteo is
not cheery.
TBAT"8 WRY Jean-Rene
Thibault (pronounced T ·Bo>,
a Newport Beach UlSurance
salesman, in 1978 started put·
Ua1 out a monthly "Good News Report.''
He pt.hen clippia.p from
daUy newspapers And weekly
aewa ma1•maea that be CCJD-
~n good news and pules ti• cllpplaaa on his let·
terbead si.tiooery.
November's report bad a
story about the U.S. Poet.al
Senlce fiobbl.ng im '470
million in the black, the rt.nt
time the post otrlce baa been
out of the red in 34 years.
ANVIBD 8TOBY tella ol
the jobleunesa rate dipplna
to 5.8 pereeot in the u.s . 5.7
percent in California. Other
at.oriea tell ol two CalilonU.a
baaka lowerln1 hom e
mortcaee loan ratee; Ua.tt.ed Way of Oraose County
North·Soutb pled1ta1 II
mlllloa lo coatrlbutlona;
penooal income rlainl fl.S.8
billion m October
Tblbault saJd be started
the report aft.er feelinl the
·'news media put a llroal
empbula oo th.lop that an
wroog.
''It's eaaeotial to correct
faults by potntlng the m out
but I have a strulJ btaa lD
f a vor of good th to1a."
Thibault aaid at hia office In
Newport Center.
"I TllOVGllT WRY don't I
10 to the other extre.me -pointlns out p>ct ...
Tblbautt's task bas not
been easy.
• • 11 'a VSJ d1tftcull t.o come
ap wtlb OM pap ol pod
aewa," be said. "A lot ot
tim es I find It back oo pqe
18.
And many times the ltema
are only a par-arapb or two.
ONE ArnCLE on the Los
An geles Depa rtment of
Water and Power savia& SU
Prices have been
milllcm because ot efficient
uae of fouil f\le1a t.o 1enerate
elect.rtctty .. ap 10 tines la
• mdl"OpOUtan newspaper.
Thibault, 38, a South
Laiua. resident, aaid be
atarted the report by maihnl
tt to a b.a1f doaen frieodl and
pauinl 1t around the oftiee.
Hia mallln& ILlt now numben
40.
.. I quit dotal It for two or
three moalbs but I started
1ett1n1 calls from people
uk!ng, 'Hey. where la your oe-.letter?' "
11081' UTICLE8 in the
report.I caoc:ern fmancea and
bealtb.
Thibault, who lives ia
Soatb Laeuna. said tbe
positive attitude insurance
sale• requires bh helped
him.
He admits that b1a own 11fe
baaa't alwa11 been good
aew1.
BE 8AID 818 family wu
oa welfare a few rears wbeD
be WU .,,,..... up In Detroit. ·
He moved West and worked
hia way lbrou.&b baebek>r's a nd maater'a deareea lo
political science.
''I wanted to teach but
there weren't any jobl when
I graduated in 1970, ·•
Thibault aald. "I lot into m·
1uraace tbrou&h. nuke."
slashed on our collections of the
finest fashions from Europe and America .
There are dresses for every
occasion, classic and contemporary sportswear,
all weather and dress C<>2ts, suits for
business, luncheons and diMer, unusual knits,
luxwious 2CCCssorics, shoes • 2nd intimate 2p~J.
ab•NHG>GAN
.. •m'CANI AS• MD." a old .......... titlanry; •• ..,.,..
portai"a ca•111t.1ae •. a black ~ puli.t ....... ,... .
••ead Aau,.teanal Bad
Amll'kallll" u,e:cro.d UCUDd .... roar.a. faee1 naaW wttb adt8-mat and aeruan.
American ~ crna roatme-b' ltaktQa ovt the pie didn't botbel'
1Mottq tb9 ~. A Yatc:e roared
o.er a loudspeaker: .. Bey JOU TV
people. tldl la for )'OU.0 ~crowd
lwffc:hed lta epithets from EnaHah to
Fanl when tbe cameramen re
maiDed IDdlffereat.
THE •'CO&&IDOa OP bate" la a
quarter mile of Telepaol Street. fea·
toooed wttb blnnen that bane like Jellowtnc waah1na from tbe plane tnee oubddl tbe embaay'1 southern
•all and tlle tall bulldlnp acrou the
ltreel..
. caowoa uaoa AND •••II ~ol'la,~be.:"'amo ~ .=
neal••· U1ualt1 t~• aboatea ....,. an tbe aam• .. Dowa wttb ca;;;.• ud "Yank .. 10 boaM." ~l.~eet n... to • •cntcblDI p6td u ~ pall tbe main ••• ,,,..,.,
lo Ile ol .... ~ tbie Mn ol u.
Americana held capUYe aomen.n
tulde. Sc»m• demomint.on are pe,.. oJala.
"W•'Te maid.,. a aw of tbat bow-
leaed lad wttb u.. •b1nloc 9*9, ..
said one TV cameraman.
Ao apopl•ctJc-lookl.nt old man
made ooe even.tnc news abow iD tbe
United Stat. threeolPtl lD a row.
THE. EMBASSY CO•POVND
ltaeU i, an lDUmldatiD& place. Built
ovefn whole city block with hllb, thic brick walls to keep people ~ It the perfect place to keep cap-
tives in. lta steel eotrancea and ln·
stltutional·lootini architecture ,ive
it the air of a prison. The lmpreuion
ii heightened ·by the aurlinea of tbe
mWtant students oo pard who aus-
piciously check the credential.a of
CUmmt surf along the Onnae Cout Lan't
so heavy when compared to t6e huge storm
surf that bit tbe coaaWne July 12, 1139. And
at the time, these were the men who rode It
at Dana Cove on huge old wooden 1urf-
boards. 'Ibey are identified <left to right),
John Beeson, Joe "Bush" Parson, George
Ueuck, A.rt Beard, George "Nellie Bly"
Brlgnell, George "Peanuts" Larson,
Johnny Waters and Yann Egasse. Ronald
B. Drummond of Capistrano Beach took
thi5 vintage photo.
Tb• CoHt Gaerd'•
LODI Raa1t Al4 to
H 11 •tlOD•A •r•t•m IDto ldlton Mao· ••aewanclmon •f l•• navl1at1oa
tJlt,em toolr Oftl' OD tbe WHt Cout, offlelala
Aid .
'l'be ,. .... dowa ol LORA ~A at t p.m. lloada.Y allo ..... tbe
dotun ol O>alt Guard
UDita at San llateo Polat
DIV 5aD Qemente and
at PoiDt Arpe1Jo near
Lompoc.
Tbe aew 111tem,
called LORANIC, bu
been lo operation JO
mootbt to 1he tbe
public ti.me to convert to
new rec:elven, olftdala aald.
It 11 aceurat. to about
50 feet from a llhlp'1 true
poalUClll, u compared to a two-mile accuracy for
the old LORAN·A.
Makes List
Andrea L. Taylor of
Costa Meta bu been
named to the dean's liat
at Wheaton Collese,
Wheaton, Ill. for tbe
first quarter of tbe
academic year.
New bannen are added each day.
•'The American tncliUoo 1a murder
may it be iD Vietnam, Jaleb Tehran or l.n Mecca," said one I.ft Enellah, re-
re rr t n1 to a mauacn of de·
mo.n.straton by the sbab'a men lp
Tehran iD 1978 and the recent attack
on tbe Grand Mosque lo Mecca
Amertcanreporten. r-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Prowling the atreeta outside are
tbe all·perv11lve revolutionary
youths with their camouflage
trousers, military Jacket.a and •bin· lng weapons.
''AJIEIUCA CANNOT f~teo a
oaUoo who bu chosen martyrdom
from death." another read. The forest of bannera ia sup
plemented by dlaplaya of gory pie·
lures attributing to .. American im
perialJsm" and tbe CIA much of the
American reporters agree that
while there is some orchestration of
the crowds. there ii also a deeply root·
ed sense of anger and barely veUed threat.
IRANIAN INTERPRETEllS work·
.. carua&e ol .i-eceot years, lncluding
the Vietnam War, the Lebanese civil
war, tbe rebellion in. Nlcarqua and
ing with the American report.era are
sorpelimes taunted by the crowd and ordered to about anti-American
-slogans to prove their loyalty.
They shout out, then get back to their work . ..
NftDCldel
Dr . R and o I p h S .
Colley or Corona del
Mar, a general prac·
titioner in Costa
Mesa, assumes
r.esponsibillty today
1'B chief of staff at
Costa Mesa
Memorial Hospital.
I
Women
' Quilders
'topic Set
' lllomeo ID the Oranse
Ceunty bulJdln1 Industry
wW be tbe topic of a
Whole World's
A Year Early!
CLEARFIELD. Utah <AP> -You probably
tblnt a new decade, the decade of the 1980s, begloa
this week. But you're wrong, says Glanoln
Cloward. an expert on calendars.
"The decade ian 't ending ll bu one more
year left." says Cloward, who marlteta perpetual
Lifetime Calendars u a sideline to hia work ln
loglatlca at Hll1 Air Force Base.
\
Head Count Will Help
Beginrung on March 28, the U.S. Bureau or Census
will undertake the 20th annual head count of our popula·
lion srnce then Secretary of State Thomas Jefferson
directed the first census in 1790.
For California, the 1980 census has special
significance. The government believes that more than a
million Californians may not have been counted in the
1970 cens us , mcluding as much as 20 percent of the His·
panic population.
As a result, California had fewer representatives in
the federal government than the state was entitled to.
and received less than its fair share of government
services.
An accurate census will determine the state's
representation in the House of Representatives and its
share of the more than $50 billion a year that will be dis·
tributed throughout the nation for aid to education.
emergency medical services, housing assistance, pro-
grams for the elderly and public works projects.
Population figures also help local governments plan
for schools, public transit systems, parks and police and
fire protect.ion.
An accurate census must count everyone of every
age in every household -not Just citizens, property
owners or registered voters. All who live here affect the
economic and social needs of the community.
The ques.tionnaire that will be mailed to households is
rathe r long -it may take 45 minutes to complete. Those
not mailed back will be picked up by door-to-door census
takers.
Some people may resent apparently ·•nosey" ques-
tion s about income, housing conditions, plumbing
facilities and the like. But this information is used only
for compiling overall statistics.
The Census Bureau operates wider rigid standards of
confidentiality. Federal law prohibits the bureau from
sharing information on individuals with other agencies.
Na mes and addresses never get into any government
computer and Social Security numbers are not used.
What's needed is the total information.
So watch for the census forms, complete them, and
urge your neighbors to cooperate, too. An accurate count
can benefit all Califprnians.
• Opinions expressed •r the space above are those of the Daily Pilot
Other views express6'1 on this page are those of their authors and
artists. Reader comment IS invited. Address The Daily Pilot. p 0
Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Phone (71'4) 642""'321
Boyd(Names
ByLM.BOYD
·There are children to t.be
Micronesian lllaoda with
tint names like Radio, ctcareue and Careleu. The
parent. are aald to be en-
thralled 1dth modern 1im-
mJcb ol the western world.
One particularly popular
pair ol ayllablea, no doubt
1pread by visitln1
1er•lcemen, la Love lie.
Tbat, too, baa become a
proper name tbere.
To t.bat u.t of autbon wbo
ltood up much of the time
Dear
Gloomy
GU&
1'" 4lddld to .......
trted u4 true Santa a.. mpproeCb to ID7
credlton u.i. 1euoa. SHrJboclJ ,.. • Uttle
1omotblo1, but eot
••cHaart11 an tb•r .......
while they wrote -Ernest
Hemlnaway, Tbomu Wolfe
-add Bobln Moore, tbe
creator of .. The Green
Beret.a." But with Moore
there's a diff.trence. He doea
it stark naked.
Q. Quick, Louie, bow many
famoU1 diabetics can you
name?
A. Miabt start with Mary
Tyler Moon. Tbea u.r.11
Catfish Bunter. AJsd don't
for1et Dan Rowan. Any
otben?
llaybe yw ncall Uaat old
adYertiabW aio.a...r... !'Qaick. Henr7. tb9 ru.tr•· .,..,. eo1D11r
of HIM WU DODe..,.. tMn
Tbeodor .... Chi.Ml blUs known•Dr.~
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Some Have Earned Gold Stars
•AIRINGTON -la: oppcmmt ot UM1 couenaUH H•ll••U•~rt•ra 'll•la __ ~-a.......,. -~~"= ·=.--.ro,::;=i:: ... edmn•• ,.... ....... to 117 Doea&I-•• roa ele I la e •&•do et1 • ..... fnlD ... Cutbbeall. =a:;-s ..... of u. ~ •• :r="ut~• tc;~=
It la fir _.. ........... to a,_._ dl9cribtd B~er a
write 1l1•mt 1t.c11iM about tllie .. complel.e11 pa11lOD$ • ud pow• rf a I. "IMINIJ amorW" iD unrtq
PubUo ~ that Doa1IH 1ot tbe beat bolden. poulble eare aft.ii' Ilia Mlmre.
all. .,. -.I· Sneral al the Juatle91 cNdit
17 Ilka bl•; BGrl•r with aavtna Doualu'
Uaal '• ••1 UI•. t ... , •• t
ts.cted. 8o I -&SP. G&OaGS llANBEN,
b a•• t bl 1 B·ldabo 1'bouP Hansen wu compel ll n I roaadb' rtdlcuW b)' tbe Carter
ar1• to ft.Dd actmtnW.:aatloa aDd u.e nation'•
I 0 m • t b I D. editorial canoa.lsta for hia ane-
nlee to MY about t.be people man unaut11orlHd trip to
wboM llumm b'allties I haw ex· Tehrala. 1Q1 .a.cm tell me that
posed. the tq, bmtr bear al a man
Here, then, are a few sold made a pmltlve lmpreum Oil
1tan to pute OD some ol tboee tbe Iranians with bis open,
bad report cards I've been band-friendly, Western manner.
lne out to public n1urea duriD& Even the embuly eapton -
1979: whose polltlcal vtew1 could
-CHIEF JUSTICE Wam!n
Burier The Scroo1e of the flrst
Amendment can be a lcindly
man in his personal relations.
When Justice William 0 .
Dou11u. an unflautq liberal
Earl Waters
hardly be more different from
Hanaen's -were impressed by
his amiable approach. Hamen
went to Iran u a supporter of
the exiled shah, but listened to
the radicala More importantly,
they u.teoed to blm when be de-
faded Ille U.S. posttloa. lfaim diidla't .... tD ..U.Jlaat titp. tt took pta to d.o ttl u4 Illa 1tra1~. I~ ~•a,ne =oec:h lllQ ..... llllPld' to
• danprolll lttlaltbt
-asp·. BILLY LBB
EV A.NS. D-Ga. Wbeo be fttltt.
ed a cem~:U.:r"'m .. Nf. ..., .. ID , Evam met
U-Jt4J'-Old Gin HoaDh L7, wbo
h•d -capedham be:r bome'and
without ber family, one of
tbouaand.t of ethnic Cbineae
bnilbed from Vietnam Ii.nee
tbo communilta took o•er 1D 1.tn. On b1I return to the United
States. S.am found a 1pcmor
for LJ. Sbe b now tn tbt Uabed
Statu, learain1 En~ and ptcklae ap tbe cUltme ol a free
COUDtrJ lbe woWd never bave seen lf it badD't been for Bnm.
-SEN. IOllN DANJ'O&Tll,
B-llo. Phe da11 after rudina a
DeWSSNIPl!I' story OD lbe atarva-
Uon lD war·torn Cambodia. Dan-
forth wu on b1I way with two
Senate colleaeuea to the Thai·
CambodJan ~der. Despite
wamlnp from Thai mlllt.ary of·
ficlall and the U.S. ambauador
that b1I life could be ln dancer.
Danforth. an Ivy League
Episcopal cler1Y1Dan. I.misled
-SSN. I . BBNN&ft
Job.utoa. O.La. •'I'•• blllCiil
tbt •T·Jtar-old, bab1·faced
.JobmtA:ll ID tbe pat for~~
Uoo to B1i OU. Bat wbea ~:
frlendl apptOfCbed him a f!1J
weeb qo to belp Camri. retu1eea, Johnston moved
actioa. Uai.91 bla Haatorta
clout, Job.D.atoa and bi.I rs helped tbe ceneroua donor
C01'1l·IOJ milk -a nppUer
the SUU 0epartmem•1 AID Jll'Q\
17am -to aet tea ol tbe ._..
ed product earmarked for ban.
1r1 refu1eea. He wan1lecl
tranaportatlon for the viUl
fooclatutb to the West Coast. Ind
aJ.rborne deli•erJ to Cambodia.
-aEP. SILVIO CONTE. R-
Mua. For the put two yean,
Conte -whose coutituency m.·
t'ludea about.as many Arleatln·
1ans aa newspaper · editon -
bum• a penooal cruaadeoc
of tbe pllgbt of Jacopo
Tlmerman, a Buenos Aires
newspaper publiaher wbo wu
thrown i.alo Jail without cbaraea.
Conte learned ot Timerman's
situation wbile vtalti.Dg Arlen·
tJ.Da wttb a buman ri&bta group,
and t.be Mu11cbus1ett.a COD·
p-ulm&D hammered away with
speeches, phone calla and let-
ters. 11mennan was rmany set
free by tbe,...Argenliae military
1overnmeo{laatOctober,lhanJta
an no •mall part to bis unseen
fnend ln Wublnetoo.
-REP. LES A.COIN, D-Ore.
Wben be learned that Jung.&OOl(I
<Jenny) Mun, a 20·y~r-old
Korean orphan, was too old to be
e l1g1ble for adoption by the
Ore1on family that bad La.ken in
her two younger s11ters, AuCom
pushed through a private bill
that got Jenny dedared a child
ror lmmlgralJon purposes. Now
legally adopted, Jenny may
make 1t to t.be St.ates for a holi-
day get·tocetber with her sisters
and h~ new parent.a.
So much for the eold stars.
Tomorrow I'll be back at the same old It.mad, b1ncttn1 out de-
m erl ts to those wbo deserve
tbem.
Past Decade Yields Few Good Memories
An entire dec:ade now slips in·
to the paees of billtory. Altbouib
ld the whole scheme of tbe uni-
verse it la but the blink of an
eye, to us mere mortals ll la a
substantiai part or our Uvea. But
thl& one baa gone and can never
be broueht back .. And. maybe,
It's just as well. For it will not
be recorded as remarkable. In
ract, ex~ for one most dia·
graceful epUsode In the nation
which celebrated it.a bicenten-
nial, It 15 a chapter which can
well be forgotten.
It opeiled with turmoil and un-
rut throu&IX>ut the world and
cloau without
cbanee for
tbe better
despite
termination
of the coun·
try'1 most
dl1a1trous
forel1n in·
volvement,
the Vietnam
War.1be IRA
continues its savagery In
Nortbm:l Ireland. The Mideast
altuatJoo bu wonened and na-
Uon'• be.cla continue to topple
around the world.
Race rlotll which were·
marked by kllh•c• in Georiia.
New Jeney and elsewhere, and
utended to t.be Mexican sector
of Lot ~eles where • newaman of bullet.a, have
auti.lded. f>ut a aeparaUJm mov~
ment coat1nut1 to build en·
couraced bJ t.be 'overnment,
federal ad state. with their mil·
culded bllln1ual pro1ram1.
Whllt tbe camput disorders,
wblcll uw bank bwnin• at San·
ta Birbua and lboot•na at Kent
State, bno fadM, bU1ln1 re· mama a teetmni tuue and the
Clllfanlla \U.e at the decadl'I
clOH WW nat 90d the problem.
court and forced lo resign. The
Watergate scandals broke loose
• Before it was all over. Richard
Nixon was also disgraced and
became the first President lo re
sign. Down wtt.b him went a
score or others lncluding two at
torneys general. All exceptmg
Nixon, who had told a national
audience that "I am not a
crook," went lo Jail or p&ld
rine1. Nlxoo escaped by ruaon or a Presidential pardon granted
by hia successor. Gerald Ford.
THE DECADE bad opened
with Ronald Reagan's re-
election u governor. and the
ele ction or a young upstart.
Jerry Brown, as ~retary of
State. It closed wtth Brown alao
wmnirul a second term as eov· emor and both becomlng pres-
aden ti al candidates. Altbou1b
Watergate bad a devutatinc ef-
fect on California Republicans,
they quickly recovered, elect.ln1
S . I. Hayakawa to the U.S.
Senate and maldnaJa1n.a ln the
state's Cooeressloo delecation
and in the Le1ialature al well.
If Watersate wun't eoouab of
a black mart, lt wu followed by
another, tl\at or Toopun Putt,
Sydney Harris
the Korean whose swsttt lll·
fluence peddl.mi brou1ht down
several Congressmen. Also ~
death of J Edgar Hoover
brought into hght b1s eval ausdo-
ings as FBI head. and the CIA
took 1t.s lumps for covert acts
which tan~ed the U.S. ma web of foreign anlngues.
PLANE bijackinp bave been
nearly stamped out. but cra&bes
have become an increasing prob-
lem with many tragedies. m-
cludine tbe loss of an enllre
Wichita football team. Tbe kid·
nappln1 of Patty Heant and
aubeequent manhunt, \rial, cm·
victioo. appeals a.od release oc-
cupied beadHnes for months, but
the most lhocking crime wu the
Chowchilla scboolbua ludnap-
ftn1. And despite tbe bou ol tbe
rvings, rumors of Howard
Hucbee' death weren't dilpelled
unUJ be turned up dead at the
Houston airport, thus provtq be
bad belll al{ve all the time.
Some wry bwnor crept lD as
Ellaabetb Ray revealed ber
Sl.4,000 Conireulonal employ·
ment u a typist who couldn't
type, and J>r.1del1Ual candldate
Georce McGovem demoutrated
the hollow value of a "1000 per-
cent·· polillcal endorsement by
dump1n1 bas running mate,
Senator Thomas Eagleton. just a
week after giving him such a.a
endorsement
PROBABLY the most signifi-
cant event.a ~ the t.axpayens
revolt ln California by puaaae or Propoaltioo 13 to cut property
t.ues and ol Proposition 4 Lo
limit l'Oft"llDetil apeodiJll, botb
clear mesaqee from the people
for an end to frtvolooa spending
and exorbttant taxes; and the lD-.
veat.loa by Nixon of "revenue-
abartng' • eublln& the l<>ver"D-
meot to pin greater dominance
over the atates.
Death marred the decade tat-
lDC Hubert Humphrey, Nelson
Rockelellef', Bini Crosby, Jack
Bennf and WW n hero Audie
Murpb,y, as well u WW ll dmu>
11rl Betty Grable. Jt atruik tbe
music world HYerely wttb
Arthur F\edler, Gay Lombardo,
Leopold Stokowalty, llarla
'Callu, LUy Poaa and Laurita
Melchior and the comJc world
wlt.b Groucbo, 7.eppo and Harp> llan,CbartleCbapUn,andJoe
E.Brown..
A Qtiiz to Start the New Year
We haven't bad an "All lD
Common" quis for a kloC t1ml,
moat11 became th•Y take ao
mueh wort to dt'flH. But. a...
comm, laertia, here la a MW Ult
of lt.ma; all the eDU1e9 tD eacb
U.m bave w tblnl tn common
One·tbtrd cornet fa an w.cDm· 1DOD11.-ICOft.
cuter, and fM lleadowa. t. Celtic, Greek, Latin.
Mal~, ad Tau.
10. 8anb Betnbudt. Alu· ••der Hamlltoo, II arllyn Moaroe. ad WUJWq the OJn.
qutrer.
11. loul'I •• Co'Alomb, I' and, H.ear7. and ....... u. ArfO!J Boatawaln, °'•wmdaflaa
I
tun::':.:f":!t't..':.°"=.Y: =-~ llP9letftc_ ...... to the urban poor. And u.
I le ont.e. ol ~ate ~ blnied
UJambl dowD bee _ • U Wd. tbln AN «bit ro IDdllltrf llllOn. SOUTH&llN
C4Llrot.NIA ... aw Ulla wu bJ tu Use tara-t ... ,, ... Yinl
lbow 1n tM naUoa aimed at U. publle. .
NOT --~AVIS FOCV ~ amsual .. dD"t And DOW It 11 brob.
~.::' ol Ila ~ SllDP17 .......
or.-.. -11 1 ao~ • .,. ca.me aama r.a: Gal ,_., the fair'a ~ ..,.. lied to
"1111 bwband aDd I ban llYm tllouuDdl ol
doUan to Enero l'ali, wbleb we 6oWd not al· ford," s.,. loklmoe. • we Wleftd in the need
to au,,,..,, people about a!Wnatift ........ and
nerl)' cw.naUon teebmqw. We be!Mv. tbe
need la stW u areaL Ho~. we are unable to atve any more."
netMy'd,._
• ..._ ~~ ~ Enero hlr pnaldent Sbirle1 __,mm --...s IO••l"GD*Jt alJJdala in ber non· e_~oftt proj9Ct. J'ormer 1tate ~ c.ommteDa9 ebainna.n
Riehm llnWD wu oe ad-
•l•ory committee. SO were ~mocratic Coaveaamen An· tJ."1 a.llenaoa and Georae f"towu ol Calif onlia.
SOLO•ON SOUNDS SUGBTL Y Bl'ITEa u she thumbl tbroqb her file of letten trom iovero·
ment olftciala compllmenim, the Ener1Y Fair.
"I tb1nk they aay 'You're doJ.na a areat Job,
you 10 abqd and do it,"' abe aaid. "But nobody
lifta a nn,er to help.
Solomoo bad iotten to know
them all u the leader of NQ OU
lqe., a cili.Mn ll'OUP Which SUC·
c•fully louaht to keep oll drill-
lq:. out of the plush Pacific MAULU•
Pallaades aectJon of suburban Los Anieles.
"U the Enero FaJra were as J!'Ql u they said, why are we in tbia financial J)Ol.lUon!"
THE GOVEaNllENT OFnCJALS JOINED
labor and buaineaa leaden ln endorsing the
SOiomon Idea -"It's not enoqb just to fight oil
dl11lll.q, to keep the environment pleasant,'' she
said before the first fair. ·~e want to do ·iOmethlng positive, too."
ls there a lesson here for private promoters of
energy conaervaUooT
And tbe fain were po&IUve. Each year, they
Jrew mare than 10,000 paytq customers -30,000
1t their peat -to see battery-powered cars,
inodel bomel with the most efficient appliances
md enero-aavtnc constructtaa tecbnlques, de-
inoutratiom ol nuclear fusion. There were also
W>lar-powered carousels and demomtraUons on
lOW to reftt older homes and apartment.a to save money.
The best gueaa ll that there la. So far, neither
state nor federal eovemment bu provided lar1•
scale ftnancial bacldne for any eoero-1avtn1 or
alternative enero project that didn't already have
support from a large corporatiao or a diflenmt un-it of government.
That bespeaks an unwUliopesa to back real
innovatiooa, despite the rhetoric of both President
Carter and Gov. Brown, wbo claim to be seekinl
every possible avenue out of the eoerey cri.sil.
''And where was government when we needed fEbaa u o colurmWt baaed tn Santo Monico.)
Next Tax Hike ls • in '81
Social Security Bi.le Up .For ~ome in 1980
WASHINGTON (AP> -Some
>e°Ople face an increue in Social
iecurtty taxes this year, but un-
eas Coaueu changes things,
1earl,y everyone wW be paying
nore ln 1981.
Alter increuel in each of the
>reYioul two yean, the amount
)f tu wtthbeld from workers'
>aycbecb remains at 6.lJ per-
!ent of income in 1980.
UN~ A WORKEll earns
nore than $22,900 during the
rear, be or she will not pay any
nore in Social Security taxea in
980
However, workers in bilher
ncome brackets wUl pay more.
:'he wage base on which the tax
.pplles bu been raised from
22,900 to $25,900, increasing thf
oaximum tax from $1,404 tc ua.
Income tu. rates will remain
be same because there is not
my increase or decrease in the
all rates scheduled for 1980.
-lowever, workers whose in·
:omea are rilinl in dollar terms,
rill find tbemaelvea lo blgber
u bracketl, so proportionately
11ore income taxes will be
Mtthbel4 from paycbecb.
~T llAY 8EEll ~ust to
some 1lnce the real value of
•orken' ~ declined by
mote than 5 percent lD 1979,
lareely because of inflation.
The deductions from worken•
paychecks for the Social Securi-
ty program are matched by
their employers, so the actual
tax oo $25,900 of income la 12.218
percent. or $3,171, with ball paid
by the employer.
Once the maximum tax bas
been withheld from a paycheck,
there are no further deductiona
durine the year for someone
earninl more than the top wage
base. A person ~arninl $30,000,
for example, stopped paying the
Socl~ Security tax in October and
enjoyed • sudden increase ln
take-bomepay.
THE BEGINNING OF a new
year means a resu,mption of the
tax and thus a drop in take-home
pay for persona in the higher in-
come bracketa.
A worker who does not earn
enough to pay the maximum -
or less than $25,900 in 1980, for
example -will have the same
percentage of income. or 6.13
percent, withheld from his or
her paycheck durio.i the entire
year.
Unless Coo.eress act.a this year
to change emting law, vtnually
all of the more than 98 million
worken in the country face a
substantial increase in Social
Security taxes lo 1981.
THE AMOUNT withheld from
worken' paycbecb ii scheduled
to increase to S.85 perttnt in
1981 a.od the wage baae wW rt.se
to $29, 700, producln1 a max-
im um tu of $1,975.
A worker eamlq ll.5.000 wtll
pay '820 ln 1980, the aa.me • tn
1979, but faces an increase to
$998 in um.
The tax· rate would lncreue,
too, risln1 lD steps to 7.1.S per·
cent in 1985, when the maximum
tax would be $2,834 oo earnings
of $40,200 or more. The tax rate
would bit a peak of 7 .155 percent
in 1990.
The Increases were mandated
by the Congress in um to raise
an additional $227 billion in
payroll revenues by 1981. The
aim ls to keep the Social Securt-
ty retirement program on a
sound financial footing.
HOWEVER, BECAUSE of in·
flation, which bas been much
wone than expected, there ii
concern that even those addi-
tion a I revenues may not be enoueb. Social Security
benefill are indexed to the rate of
inflation 10 that they rise
to1ether.
But even the locreues now ln
the plpeltne could be reduced. or
even eliminated, In favor of
alternative meana of fmancin.I
the Social Security prosram.
Concern bas been ::lreued both in the Conuesa ln tbe
admln.lltratJoo that workers and
buaineu executives may rebel
a1almt the steady increue ln
the tu. Since worker colltrtbu-
Uona bave to be matched by
employen. the tu. add.I to prc>-
ducUon costa and to 1Dllation.
IN PAcr, TBE ""~to
the tu a1rudy la reflected ID
the vartoua propoeala to ftDd
alternative flnanclD1. Wbll•
none bu yet attracted OYer-
wbelmlq aupport, the propoull
include:
-Uaiog a portion of-the still· to·be·approved "windfall prof·
lt.1" tu.on oil companl•.
-lncreaaln1 °th• ta• on
1uoll.De bJ 50 cent.a a 1allaa IDd
mlDC,C ol thoee proeeeda.
--'l'dQI the dl.ublli~ -Medlcan care porUoaa ol tbe
prosram. wbidl are cWfll'ml uyway, rrom pnera1 m rn-
mu..
-Cnatml -mt1rel1 ... tu called a vall•adlild tu. or
VAT. tam eould an... a putol u.. prOCl'llD.
-Rep. R•nry 9. Bnaa,
dlall'maD ol tbil ............
Commttt.ee, ha..,..~• .. bWlon tu oe IMO 8Dll hDnll7 u.m .... .. ,.. ...
jenlry to par for put ol ..
~rolftlll.
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EYlrflhlng hi the store or on sp1clal order,
feat••• top wa• brcmch, cm be purchasecl at
a special .. price without exception..
WE GIARAlllEE
NOT TO IE
INDERSOLD
FREE DELIVERY AND INTERIOR DESIGN SERVICE
Here's a sampling of the items available:
Llvlna Room Fumffure
88" Print Sofa by Debu, beaut1tUI blue. Of'ange & betge cover
was 186&. now $432.50
Pair of antique velvet wing c:halra. In beautiful antiQue beige
were S435 ea. now S 299 ea.
Stunning leather sot a by Marge Carson. your ch01ce of colors
• was s 1850 now S I 19 5
78" Royal Coach sofa In elegant beige matlasee
was S1695 now SI 095
Henredon French Provincial wing chair in blue. wtirte and ooral pattern
was S942 now $695
87" sophisticated Henredon sofa was $1488nowS1199
Bedroom Fumiture
Thomasville French Provincial set includes tnple dresser and twin mirrors. two
nightstands. Queen-size canopy bed was S2955nowS1500
Thomasville Cemllle bedroom fumiture reduced 25% tor this event
Beautiful Drexel Woodbriar armoirv, WU 1819 ftOW $ 399
Unusual Henredon king-size canopy bed In Pan Asian wasS1859. now $829
Baker French Provincial f1ve-ptece set. includes two Bombe' nightstands.
hand-auved king-size headboard. Bombe' tnt>le dresser and han<H:arved
mirror was S3371 . now $2871
Drexel Woodbnar Queen-size canopy bed was se19 now $399
, Dinlna Room Furniture
Henredon Four Century &et. incioorng six upholstered chairs and large
extension table was S4187. now $3000
Thomasvtlle 8 piece set includes double pedestal table and six chairs. large
glassed In china cabinet was S4214. now $2995
Henredon Scene One Dining set. includes beautiful large mirror-top extension
table and sbc all~pholstered chalrs was S3389. now $2695
Baker French Provincial set. wtttt elegant table and six chaJrs S
was S31~. now 2500
Century small dining set includes oval extension table and six chairs (matching
china available) was S2453. now S 2085
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8EN. alCllA&D 9. Rt188ELL of Georgia wu
the lalior member of the Senate and chairman of
lhe Appropriations Committee.
Other powerful Southerners included Allen J .
Ellender, D-La., chairman of the Apiculture Com·
mlttee; John C. Stennis, D-Miss., chairman of the
Ar~ Services Committee~ John J . Sparkman,
D·Ala., chairman of Bankinc: Long, chairman of
Finance; J . William Fulbright, D-Arlt .. chalrman
of Foreign Relations; John L. McClellan, D·Ark.,
chairman of Government Operations; James 0 .
Eastland, D·Mi.ss., chairman of Judiciary. and B.
Everett Jordair. D·N.C., chairman of Rules.
Ten years later. Long and Stennis are the only
Southerners holding committee chairmanships.
THERE WE&E 57 DEMOCBATS AND 43
Republicans in the Senate. Sen. Harry F. Byrd Jr.
or Virlinia was still a Democrat. He's slnce
become an independent.
Amona tbe Democrats. 31 of the 57 are 1ooe .
Twenty-nine of the 43 Republicans are no loo1er
senators. ·
There never have been many women senators,
but the ooe who served in 1.V10, Margaret Chase
Smith of Maine was the senior Republlcan on the
Armed Services Committee.
One thing that ha.so 't changed· There were 100
senators and 435 membe rs or tbe House of
Representatives in 1970. the same as there are
now. But staff aides employed in the Howse and
Senate numbered about 12,000 m 1970 and more
than 18,000 now
SOME PEOPLE RARELY IN THE NEWS in
1970, wbo would make headlines before the decade
, ended were:
Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr., D-N.C., who had middl·
ing seniority and the respect of hia collea1ues for
his integrity and knowledge of the Constitution.
Rep. Gerald R. Ford of Michl1an. who was
leader of the Republican minority in the House.
Sen Walter F. Mondale, D-Minn., who ranked
in the bottom half of the Senate in aeniorlty.
Jiouny Carter. who was elected governor of
Georgia m his att00d try fort.be job.
De Mi111ies Nixon
Spoof Aitb Flower Sales
SCOTTSDALE, Arts. (AP) on
turdays, John Peconro's staae la
-e of the busiest 1treet comers in
director of the Chamber of Com-
merce ln nellbborina Tempe, popula-
tion 100,000.
-tbls Pboenlx suburb oJ 17,000. He
plays Richard M. Nixon u a flower-
.seller.
Wearing a Nixon mask, be bu the
Nixon walk and manner down
·perfect. 'Ibey are about tbe 1ame
~ build. He can cban&e bis "6ee to a
• better-tban·paaaable ;Nixon imitation.
... 11''8 A GOOD-IR1llO&D spoa(.
::Motorists, wbb11n1 by or lt.Opped for
• t.be tr.me Upt, jola in.
"Hi ya. Dick,.. they about. TbeJ
honk barns. They wave. TbeJ laucb.
Ile waYeS, llvinl tbe ~ixcJD double-V
slp or boldiq a bouquet ~ Oowen.
Enry now and ttim he Si•• uac-,erated trame d.lreet.kJM, or abouta
tbmp Uke, ".-our more yeanl" «,
"I'm ao ctOC>kt" Ma.Q1 can't resllt Pullins 1lonpldit hll atad.
• ''How much· are theee red eama-• dool.'' wima-rialtor CberJl Polltea
• .. Of Cbtlter, PL, uked. ..
• &SPUD> PZOO&A.&O, lD Ida Nix-
... OD YOlcl: "l'lft;J c:ept:a each. But for : 7ou, becauae 1ou're my friend,
Sl.75.'' · a, .... .un iaapm, u ._ tlCOft..
9d w to her car, q1.-.4 a elDlll4
&be docir, and binded her two CU'lll· ..... ,.. wtd.cb .... paJcl SJ.
But IUc:llard II. Nb.aa, tM G111J
man to ~ u pr91Wmt, lllllq
•ftOwen'f
Pecoraro &aid tbia Wea II • -. ~~tool.Be-..-10 ·pat1Q tt bU ..... ,.,...,..
"'th• Ut• &Dd 11•• ol ...,.. 1111Ga.··
Soll)e folb in Tempe didn't take
kindly to bis Nlxoo at fint, but
recenUy be waa elected president of
the Tempe Excbanae Club. Sald
Pecoraro: "They tlnally ftsured out
who John la and who Richard la."
He aald be adm1tel Nixon, becauae
Nixon believes in himself. He 1aid be
allo thlnb be knows what keeps Nix-
on aotna -the ability to laueb at
blmaelf.
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Utle tint tbnel duriq tbe 11101. lt la a drum
IO ~·-tUt USC olt9 tJDb ol tbe 57· year-Plllldlll111tueture •a MeODd bom•. PW _,.. l'NIOO, loo. ftla wW USC'• · -~~ aow1 same ua, U J:, Iii* to all the =~1t·r.i':t.V1~. ro ••. ~~~
three, and rated n1tlonal cbam pa ta
PaaaMna lD 1113, trll ud im. ·-
41.f-1.11M.Trojau havn't kilt ln tt p~ IDd
ID tbelMttwoMllCIGI tMy .,.24-l•L
Al llilpQltaDt u Roblnlcm are~ Paul McDoDald, tailback CIW'leil w<.e'_aDd the
mud¥e HDMMD mUe dlliJ' otfeaidN ft•
plolts poulble. White, th• Amman TrosibY wm.
Del". teortd 11 touchdo-wm and led tbe Dalion iD
naahlq.
McDonald. be II alloaaupetbrUlber
Tbt ~ -aaia N17 be..U, OD their
defeue. wtdch alloftd just ••• "°'* ;J:n.,_ eiihth t.t In tbe nltlaL '1'lle 1troa1 II a aeecmduT ff111bUtq tbNe AU;m, 10 plQftl.
Both teazm are atmllar la .....U wa11 '11·
femlvely, USC fln!sbed fourth in Ute COUDtr7 ln
total offe:me <•.t-yarda • pme) and ftfth ln
1eortn1 (83.8 polnta). Ohio State wu fourth tn""
acortni (34 point.I) and 13th tn total offense
(G.4 yardl).
Tm:IJ).UN&&D tJIC (l~l) la a t~·
polDt famta to but the B\ICUye9 (U.0), tbt
utiola's NO. l rmed team. Recarcl.lma ot what
NO. a Mnama ._ u•bMt No. • ArUns m U..hlar Bowl, US. R.OM 8"cl tooma u a battle
· for the m.ytbtcal utioilu tltle-or any part
ON CO••ON DSNO•INATOa irom
thole yean la John RobiUon, who Urved uof-
i n1tve coordlnator under John llcKay for two
of thoM tiU. and called the lbota lut year.
Roblmoo doeln't take to bowl lolaes very well.
In hll flnt three ~ears. u USC bead eoecb, tbe
Trojan.a went to three bowl 1ame1 and woo
them all.
M~.U.O, WllO WOOLD have fuliabed
h11ber th&D 11.Ktb in tbe IWamu race if be
pla7ed for any other acbool, was the nation's
thlrd·leadi"I puser. He threw 17 touchdowns.
givlilf him a acbool-record 31 teorinc toues in
jutt two seuom as a •tarter.
Oblo State. under nnt-year coacb Earle Bruce, b.al ltl standouts too and none baa drawn
more atteUoo than Art Schlichter. OnlY a
sopbomon, Schlichter wu ftftb in the nation in pusma and threw 13 TD touea. Ute McDonald,
be bad just five puses intercepted. Unlike
USC bu an All·Amertcan 1uard on the of.
fenalve line 1D Brad Budde and to does Ohio
State. which bu Ken Prtts. For bomb thruta
USC bu ICevln WlWama (MVen touchdowns
and 33 receptlona) while the Buckeyes have
Dou1 Doa.le7 (ftve toucbdowm, 33 eatchel).
Both aft JLDlion~
thereof. .
Tbat wouJd be ooth.lnl new to the 1'-ojam,
In fact, Roblnaon doesn't take to losses,
period. Hia eoachina record at USC la a liouY
ASURPRISlNGi OHIOSTATE
FOOTBALL TEAM COMES
TO THE ROSE BOWL WITH
A NEW COACH AND PASSIN~
QUARTERBACK HOPIN• .,...0 UPSET THE AWESOME
USC TRO:l'"ANS
Ernie Castillo Robinson
Signs New .
SC Pact The New Buckeyes
TM# are Ohio St.ate Buckeyes? What hap-
pened to that hyper guy who believed in the nare-
up but not the flare-out? What are the players do-
ing without 1a,1 in the mouths 1 Doean 't the
quarterback know puatn,, like amllina, coWd be
buardoul to a football team's bealtb7
How come photographers aren't wearin1
helmets? lan't anybody 1oin1 to get bodyguards
for the opposing team's linebacken? U these IUY&
are really from Ohio, bow come they're not play·
lnl for Mlchl1an1
"When the Germana ran plays, they just came
out •boot.inc. They didn't have to call automatica,"
Hayn on« said.
Even though Bruce played and eoacbed under
Hayes, be didn't adopt all of bi.a pblloeopbiea. For
one, be tbinD there are better Umes to pus tbe
ball than late tn the fourth quarter with your team traillnl b)' 20 pointl. For another, be doesn't think
all report.en are enemies.
Lut, but certainly not leut, ~n't believe
in treattna b.ll players like animals. caaed or
otherwlle. You surely won't find the current
Buckeyes with eolian-or a pair ol bands-around
theiroecb.
No wonder both bead coacbea plan oo a •
bi&b·ICOl'lna 1ame.
Youngblood 'Doubtful'
Rams' Start
'80 Unhappily
By JORN SEV ANO
Of .. Oe'fy~ .....
1980, alt.hough a new year for
e Rama. ls openina with the
me problems as 1979. ,
In terms of timing, the team
perhaps rtteived Its severest
blow or the season when al
learned Monday that defen.s1ve
end Jack Youngblood is
"doubtful" for the NFC Cham·
paonsbip game with Tampa Bay
Sunday d~ lo a hairline frac·
ture to the fibula of the left leg
The mjury occurred dunog
the second quarter of the Rams'
"'lFC playoff wtth Dallas and,
although X-rays and a diagnosis
Nas made at halftime,
roungblood played sporadically
the rest of the game
WREN 'J1IE CONTF.8'1' wu
over lbe tnJury wu mtntm•l!fld
by Ram management at the ft--
quest ol Youngblood. Nn. rules
state, however, that all illjW1es
must be reported.
U Younttblood Is unable to answer the bell, be will be the
19th player t.hi.5 season to have
,milled at least one game for the
Rams, and he will be the fourth
penoo to go down with a broken
lea. Demus Harrah broke b.Ls
against Denver: Ron Jessie
went down aeainst New
Orleans: and Elvis Peacock was
sent to the sidelines lD Chicago.
"I bad beaten Rayfield Wnght
on the play ," explained
Youngblood an reenacllDg the lD·
jury Monday. "He fell down, I
tnpped over hlm and Tom Raf.
ferty fell oo me
"I knew what was wrong Wllh
me the minute it happened."
Younsblood spent Monday'•
opllonal practice in the treat-
ment room. It was the first time
he had visited the trainer all
year.
~·1 THINK I CAN handle the
pain," says lbe All·pro who
bun 't mi.s.sed a st.art m 10 yea.rs
with the team. "I've been to14
there im't a chance or making it
any worse.
"I'll start and give it a try, un·
less it gets worse dunng the
week. U I can't do the JOb I'll let
Reggie <Doss ) or Jerry
<Willlioson > come in-.
"This is the blg one, though.
It's no tJme lo lay down now. I
think I'll be at full speed, or
three-<auarters anyway, by the
end of lbe week."
It w• meertaln an Monday
just bow Youogblood's u:UUCJ
will effect proceed.iJlg_s.
•·Hell yes be 111 play." con-
cur red Coach Ray Malavasi
when aaked about Youngblood's
status for Sunday. ''Harrah bad
the aa.me thing and played for
three ween.
''BY 11IE END of the week
we'IJ know at how much he'll be
playuig. But knowtne the type of
guy he is, Jack will be ready.
We 're just gOtDg to play things
with him day-by-day."
Youngblood, if he does play oo
the leg, knows Tampa Bay will
be gunning fQr him.
"l know they'll come at me
but that's part of the game," be
says. "U a team haa a weak
point, you go after it."
Soccer and Said Don't Mix
Sa~ Ex-JOck ,Diek Paypter ............
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Far ........... ..-me cu cllmu ID•~ Iola cw a w..+e'i'I -.1a111r1.
• I'm ahrQI =Bed tbll ._. .tu. lmmeme amomtl et tai.at eo Clftm lt awu bJow tQ.4oUar e.,....., blow
champlonlblpa1.« ..... •.di ~--au.. tlM1 c1ao•t UD·
1lentad wbat UM problelilla7' ... Mn·
A couple been 1w1ged .tt. a same wW pow enoqb
to:dnl into an athlete'• ayatem to lmpatr Mure performance,
Paynt«· dta. ADd drtnkiq .W. die tavern crowd over a
loal 1ummer can cripple alootball p&Qer'a same when fall
rolll around.
•"lbe ud part la ao few coaebea -particularly ln ~ feu~ but lo collep and biCb school, too -seem to
UDde whytbelrteam1&aveblttbe1kldaorrunoutol1u .
.. Sure, they._ their pya out there trylq, but no way
can tbe body do what'• belDC asked ol it . . . and I a wear. I
don't think I've ever met a coach wbo didn•t drink. Ob, I'm
aure they're out there, but I've never met one."
Paynter says alcohol can stay with an athlete 1evea days
and lt takes from 20 lo 100 days ~et rid of all the tmina.
''Tbe pattern, lf repeated alter week t.bJ'ou&h, say,
a football aeuoa, never lives bia cella a chance lo recover
for the oat weekend'• eame," Paynter aaya.
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Tampa Bay Coach lolla Mc&a7 when uked if be
bad made any plans for January be ml1bt have lo
cancel: "I don't make any commltmenta. My calendar
was free until March when we have leaiue meetines.
and April, the draft. Other than that, I wu lhinkinC of
going lo Iran to talk to my fan club over there."
(Tehran captives were aurpri.aed lo learn the Bucs were
ln contention when American clervmen held Cbriatmas
services for the boetae~. >
'fWe 0...' A~~ .. •tle• De11letl
MOR3ANTOWN, W.Va. -West Vlr1lnla m
UnJvemty basketball coach Gale CaUett denied
Monday that he accuaed Manball Univenity of
bavlng"nocla.u."
CaUett acknowledged be wu upset that a Manball euard
intenUonally fouled a Weal Vlriin.la player who was going in
for a layup ln the fi.Jlal second.a of a game Saturday ni&hL wvu won. 71~1
But Catlett aald an Auoclated Preu report about bh re-mark wu '1.otally inaccurate."
Catlett aald what be did tell oftlcial scorer Al Babcock
wut.IUI:
"Al, that'• a buab league foul. The coach oupt to have
better cootrol of bh buketball team. If that kind ol tbiDg coa-
tlnues, I'm going to tum my players loose.''.
Tbe AP story aaid that aa Catlett walked away from the
1corer'1 table he wu beard lo add: "They <Kanhalt> are so
no clua I can't beli~ve lt."
The AP report waa baaed oo interviews with two peraoo.a
who were near CatJeu and said they overlleard bla remark
Tbe penom uked not to be identified.
Gare B a t Trielc Pa~e• B•llalo WI•
Three goals by Dauy Gare paced Buffalo to a Eii1
6-2 National Hockey League victory over Winnlpe11 ,
Monday night. GU Perreaatt. HM Go4IJd and Rkk
llartbl also tallied for the Sabres who out.shot the
Jets, 42·24 ... Goal.a by nm Yoa1 and Al MacAdam 25
aeconda apart lD the third period tb.rual Ml.n.nesota to a 4·2
win over Pittabur&h ... a. Delorme scored two ,oala and
ualat.ed on a third lo the aecood pertod u Colorado toppled
Detroit. ~3. The win. snapped a five-game k>lln& streak for
Colorado . . . Two third period eoala by S&en Sb.U sparked
Montreal lo a 4-2 triumph over the tow'lDI Central Red Army
team ol tbe Soviet Unloo ln an exhibition mat.ch ... The
Hartford Whalen of the NHL ualened veteran defememan a. PlluDb to SpriD&fteld of the American Hockey Leape.
Ne. C'•,..••• Tep• C''11•••• _. ... ee
Sixth-ranked North Carolina, w1th A.I Weed. ...
•IM~ and J amee Wanlt7 combinlDC for 51
point.I, defeated Cryatal Palac9, 14-10 for tb1rd.
place In the Philipa lnteruUoaal buketball
tournament ln l.oodon • . Ellewbere in collea• buketball
Moada.J nllht, Kamas defeated Arhona, 1MO; Nenda-Lu
Vecu stopped Utab, •n; and Bk>la defeated Lakeland,
Wit., 17..eD ••• Herb LbldNJ ~the U.S. WGD the St. Silvester
1nt.ernadoaal footrace ln Seo Paulo, Brull Juat after mid·
aJpt ~ tbe new year •.• The Ml"MIOta VWDp atped
q~ "-•1 Kn_. to a Ml'iel ~ ftH oae-1ear coo-
tracta tba1 LDclude several lDcmti" bclDuMI
I
PHILADELPHIA (AP> -t Za&lal CMdl DIG Vmneil 'Riil t
IOOH lumtlll1 = alter ' lboottn• clown b1I a.. 1
••wbat I Hld to htm. 1oa J =~·~, ~~,·~ ':!:t :: Jl IOOd·" .
Tbe ... ,., ... aimed •t ,_ f
l'rankltn, tbe ....... lldewlnder, l
wbo dllobeYed Verm.U daltu it
tbe tlo1la1 mlnut•• ol f
Saturday'• plaJoff came wttb
the Tampa Bay Buccaueen .
WITH MOaE tban three
minutes left and the Eaal•
behtnd 36-11, Vermeil decided to
1amble on an onside klck.
Fran.kliD'• ftnt try, an alle7·
ooper to the rlcbt lideliDe, JaUed
out of bounds. I
Vermell then ordered Frank.11D lo kick away, boplq to
1et tbe ball batk ln the flnal
3 :25.
"We told him to re-huddle and
klck lt otf deep. Ban1 it out ol
there," Vermeil said Sunday.
"But be saw bow they were
lined up and tned lo drop lt over
their beads.''
TAllPA aEOOVE&ED lo seal
victory and ellmmate lbe EasJe.s
Crom the playoffs. Franklin
trotted olf the field to catch what
one uai.atanl coach caJled "a
verbal thrasbm& that I have
never beard before anytime." -........ TENNESSEE'S BRAD WHITE STOP8 PUROU! OUAR'TUIBACK MARK HERRMANN.
"That really showed a lack of
dl•cl•line on bis <Franklin's>
part," said Vermell. "It showed
h1.a lmmat.urity, re a Uy.
Vols Comeback FailS
''TCJ111'1 a sreat talent, but
be'a CUnl lo bave lo grow up.
What bla problem ~. ls that he
mlgbt be taking hla talent for
granted. It's so euy for him lo
do what be does that be ml&ht
take It for granted. Herrmann Leads Purdue Win, 27-22 "I've talked lo bis dad about
It He's got a lot of God-liven
taltnL Tooy's got lo make damn
aure be doesn't abuse 1t." HOUSI'ON (AP> -Man Her-
rmann, Purdue's pressure-proof
junior quarterback, didn't waste
time looldna for his lost 21-0 load
against late-dlargina Te~
in the Aatrodome Monday niehL
Instead of bemoaolog the
Bollermaken' 22·21 deficit with
3:42 left in the game, Hernnann
whipped Purdue 80 yard.a ln 10
plays and bit Ueht end Dave
Youn1witha17-yard touchdown
pass that secured a 2'7·22 victory
in the 21st annual BluebcJllMt
Bowl.
HE&&•ANN'8 TBl&D TD
pass ol the eame came wtth a
mere 1:30 left lo play.
"We knew we had lo be on the
money and bit pinpoint puses lo
do it,·· Herrmann said of the
game-wlnnlD« drive. "We kept
our poise because we knew we
could come back and win the
game.
"We alao knew Tennessee
could come back. They're an ex-·
celleot football team. We knew
they wouldn't quit. We just did
what we had lo do lo win."
H errmaoo 'a early herolca
were wiped out by Tennes&ff
Quarterback Jimmy Streater,
who paaaed for one touchdown
Area Teams
In Tourney
Four Oranee Cout area blgb
school basketball t.eama return
to tournament act.loo Wednes·
day u the Canyon Hiab lnvit.·
Uonal unfolds with four 1ames.
Amone the day'• offerlnp are
La1una Beach and Millikan at
3:30, Corona and Mater Del at S,
and San Clem~te and Irvine al
8 :30. Tbe nl1btcap features
Rlvenlde Poly qalnlt Canyoo.
AcUob conllnuea Tbunday
and Friday.
and helped aet. up two otben ln
the Voluoteera' aecond·halr
surge.
Alt.hougb d.rainfJd by the de·
feat, Teonesaee Coach Johnny
M ajon still bad bi&h praise for
bh team'• comeback effort.a.
''I CAN TRUTHFULLY aay I
have never bad a football team
come back from~ depths the
way WI ooe dld t.OcU&ht." aakl
Majon. whose Vot. suffered
through an up-and-down 7·4
aeuoo. "We could have been
run out ol the stadium tooi&bt
but we came back w1th ireat
courage. Thia Ls a team that.
faced wltb Ila tou1hest
challenges, bu~ponded.'' Purdue appear lo have the
game wnp~ in the fourt.b
quarter Buf down 21-3, Streater
pitched out to wingback Pbil ln·
gram . who unbelievabl y
squirmed from a Purdue
tackler's grasp and pused lS
yards lo lallback James Berry
for a touchdown wt th 8: 39 left ln
the game. .
Simpaoo then ran over the
two-point coovenloo, narrowtn&
Purdue's lead to 21-14.
Purdue bad to punt from tu
end zooe and Tennessee then 1ot
a first down at the Boilermaker
17 prior to Slmpeoo'a one-yard
touchdown plunge that broqht
the Vohmteen to withln 21·20.
T~EE, GOING for ,the
v1ctory, got a 22·21 lead on a
paaa from Streat.er lo Slml*>O
Purdue bad taken a 14-0
halftime lead when Ben McCall
ran alx yards for ooe touchdown
and quarterback Mark Her·
rmann bit Bart Burrell for a
12-yard ~ pua.
Herrmann, the all-time Bl1
Ten pualne champion, extended
the Bollerm.aken' lead lo 21-0 ln
the tb.1rd quarter with a 12-yard
touchdown pua to tl1ht end
• DH• Younc before the Volm-
teen spurted lo llle.
Streater, who bad been ln·
tucepted twi~ and fumbled OD·
ce earber LD the eame. tut Gierut
Ford with an eight-yard
touchdown pass In the tblrd
quarter lo begin their rally and
set the stage ror the fourth·
qujlrt.er comeback
HERRMANN, WllO WON the
game's Most Valuable Otfemlve
Player award. completed 21 ~
39 paaea for 303 yarcla aDd U:ne
touchdowns.
Burrell, Herrmann room·
mate. bad bh best day u a re-
ce1 ver. catd:Ll.ne elpt pUN8 for
144 yards and a touchdown.
IT WASN'T the first time
·Franklin had disobeyed a
Vermeil command
A week ago agamsl the Bears,
the bare-footed rookie w as told
to kick olf lo the left. That's the
direction the kickoff coverage
took. Fra.nkho sailed one to the
ngbt
At least one special teams
player engaged In a shouting
match with Franklin as they
came off t.M field and VermeU
took over when they reached the
s1dehM .
Today's TV,_
'
By HOWARD L HANDY
Qij_OeWy_ .....
_ Fotlowino a~ ~ top sports events on TV today Ratings
are ~ ~ •• excellent; / " / wonn watchlnQ, / ./ fair; /
torQet It
11 e.m., Chennel 2 ./ ./ ./ ./
COTTOH BOWL: Net>ra5t(a vs Houston.
Announcen: Lindsey Nelson, Paul Hornung and Frank
Gliet>er.
The Net>t-aska CornhuskMs (10-1) battle the Houston
CouQars < 10-1 > at Dallas. RuMlng t>Kk Jervis Redwine Is the
ludlng runne< for Nfbreska tt'lls year wltt'I five gamH over
100 yards on the way to a 1,000.yard season. Back Andy
Means s6arks the Cornhuskers defensively. The Couv•rs
have been a tourt~arter comebitck fffm this season, wln-
nlnQ man than half of their games with ralll9' In tJw flnel
stanza Terald Clark rushed for more than 1,000 yards and Is
only a Junior fOf' the Southwe-51 Conference co-<hampions.
Nebraska, despite a loss to Oklahom.1 for the Blg-i cMm·
plonshlp, Is a tour-p0lnt favorite.
11 e.m., Chennel 7 ./ ./ ./ ./
SUGAR BOWL: Arkansas vs. Alabama.
Announcers: Keith Jackson, Ara Par~hlan and Biii
Flemming.
Big·play Bears Du1nble Tigers
Alllbam.e's Crimson Tide (11~) wes rated No. 1 by UPI
end No. 2 by AP at the end of the reQular season. The Tide ct.
tense gave 'T. Just S.l Points PM game •Ith back Don McNeel
and end E. . Junior two of the stars. Arkanws' Rezorbecks
(10-1) earned• share of the Southwest Conference title with
9Cevln scanton at qUMtef'back primarily re'PQnslble. Sc.ankln
set • school rec«d 66.2 percent• m.erk with 1,460 yards In
total offense. AJelNma Is favored by 6'h points.
~ 1:41p.m.,Chennel4 ./ ./ ./ ./
ROSE IOWL: Ohio St•t• vs. use.
A•HMMtncen: Dick Enberg, Mer11n Olsen
Simpson.
f
Hail Mary Paa• Aida Baylor Victory, 24-18 and 0 . J .
The Ohlq Stete 8UClc9Y" (11~) , ranked No. 1 on the AP
flMI regular.....son b.lllot, meet the USC Trolent (1().0.1) lit
PesHlna. Quartereeclc Art Schllchter, only• ICIPhomcnt It
already <>No State's career passing !Meler and was• c:oecMI flflt tNm Att-Amertcan. USC counten with Helsrnen Troohy
wlnMr Chartes White .t tallbeck end Peul McDoneld et que~ with tM Trolans r1ttd No. J. White ctoMd u
hla reauter-tMIOft catMr with 1,803 yarcts and 11 touchdowM In 1m;'"' evera:ge of 6.2 yards per cerry. The Trotana ere favor.t by M pornu,
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A Quick Glance Back
Smiley's Warti~e Practice Paid Off
By BOW AJlD L BANDY
Of•DMtJ ........ Tbe surprise death of Smiley Quick lut
weekend at the age or 70 trom a heart attack
b~lht beck memories or our World War a days
tosether. Quick was an electrician's mate in the Navy
and as.algned to duty on the atoll of Tarawa liD UM4
when we were there putting out a daily newspaper.
He became acquamted with ooe of tbe pilots
who new through on a somewhat regular basls and
had bis golf clubs and several dozen. eoU balls
shipped to him once the island was out of tbe ac·
tJve war zone and we were no 1oa&er under 01ptJy
bombing m.lssioos.
BE 80UGlrr SOMEONE to go oo the beach
and drive golf balls baclt to him, thus cuttlna down
on the expense of shipping more balls to the mid·
Pacific hlandl and also givine him more· abota in
the gathering twilight after rel\llar duty hours.
I tried it once but hadn't taken the tame up
seriously al the time and couldn't lteep UJI tbe
pace. I lost more ball.a in the ocean with a 1lice
than be fell he could obtain and be waa fatted to
find a QeW hlWne partner, ooe wi~ some ea·
perience. -
The exercise on the beach apparently paid o(J
for Quick for he achieved almost lMla.Dl success
once be was discharged from the Navy.
BE WON THE U.S. Public LinU championship
In 1948 and 'lost in the finals of the U S.
Amateur to Ted Bishop that same year He was
the first public Un.lta player ever invited to play on
the U.S. Walker Cup team and helped the
Americana to an 8-t victory over Britain.
Hi.a best showing as a professional came in
1958 at the Bing Crosby p~am ln Pebble Beacb.
He tied with Sam Snead, Dale Doualaa and Jackie
Burke for lint place and there wu no playoff at
tbat time. Hll lban of t.be S'7 ,000 winner'• pune
amountedtoSi.m.
He wu a frequent player at Rio Rondo Coun-
try Club In Downe7 du.rinl thole post-war yean
and oftm played with former beavywelsht cbam·
pton Joe Louil.
ONE 01' BIB STaONGDT plUlel wu bil
UCI Women Fall
.
ability to play well under pressure He appeared to
have nerves of steel and noUune seemed to bother
him oo the golf course
He waa known in some parts as a buaUer but
would take on any and all who ventured bls way
seettnc a ~er on a round of golf
He finished bis carttr doi.ng the thing be want-
ed most, teaching the game of golf and playmg
whenever the,opportun1ty arose
••• WW the women feel more pressutt in the Mr
G<>odwrench OM-day golf tournament at E1 Niguel
GOU
Country Club Saturday than their male partnen!
Demo.a C4pon.i Y ou.ni doesn't come rilht out
and say Ulla la the cue but does at.ate:
"You've eot your partner to worry about and
you don't want to put him l.n jail with a bad shot. •
And besides, you're worryi.ng about loain& him a
whole bunc.b of dou&b if you blow a a.bot or a putt.
.,IN THIS TYPE ol pure acotcb format (one
ball la hit alternately by tbe partnen), you're un·
der coast.ant pressure not to miss a abot."
There are five teama al PGA Tour and LPGA
players plua one amateur duo with the first lfOUP
off the tee at 9:45 Saturday rnorni.ni· That II'OUP •
will include Young and her partner, David ,
Graham aloq with Amy Alcott and Larey Nelson.
In the secood croup will be U.S. Open cham·
p;ooa Hale Irwin and Jenlyn Britz as a t.eam
against amateur st.an Mark O'Meara aod Carolyn
Hill. O'Meara ls a resident al Laguna Nl&Uel and
HUI 15 from Placentia. Both won U.S. amateur
titles.
The ftnaJ foursome will include Masten cbam·
pion Fussy 1.oeller and Canadian Sandra Poet
a1alnst Spain'• Severiano Ballecteroe and Pat
Bradley. A purse of $160,000 ls beiDJ offered for the
ooe-day event wttb the wtrin:'.!f Utilnc m.ooo. T\ckeb to wault tbe are on sale at the
South Coast Medkal Center ln South La1UDa '
Beach at $10 per per'IOG. For turtber information,
call-.llll. * * • WREN THE SUPD BOWL comes to town, It •
usually includes a aoll tournament and Ulla year
will be DO exception.
Tbe Soper Bowl 1olf .clasalc will be stqed at
Bel·Alr Colmtry Club in LOI Aneelea Tbund.ay, .
Jan. 11 with a atar-madded neJd ol celebrities com-
peUo1.
lndudedon the lilt alrudy scbectaled toplQ are
bueball It.an Don Sutton. JobnnJ Bencb, Alvin
Dark, .nm 1tlee ud lM Dlllla'o. AllOOD the Hat are
Otto Gnbam, Ke\tb Jacbon. Lam Barae7 aDd aet.or ............... ~ . .
Tbia wW"" tbe tb1rd tlmetbll to.raameatbu bel9 1lleld ID ........ Calitorala. In 1171 wlMD the
1amt ~ at the C411Hmn, tt •• beld at • tnlAe ..... im 11Br~deOoltC..... !
(nntclool'•U.a.. ... l) .
V~ Lose, 91-79
lason and the Giant
Jason Ybarra 9, and hb dog take a close look at the world's
largest rocket engine, the Saturn F·l. The engine ls built by
Rockwell International Corporation for the Apollo lunar landing
program. It is on display at the company's Rocketdyne Dtvislon ln
Canoga Park
Forecast Bright
16 Million New Jobs Seen
WA SlUNGTON <AP) -The U.S.
economy will create nearly 16 millioo
new Jobs during the next decade,
with more than haU of them ln white·
collar occupation.s, the Labot Depart·
ment predicted Thursday.
Between now and 1990, the
sharpest growth 1n jobs will be for of.
flee, sales and service worken and
computer operators, accordiJla to a
new employment projectioa by lbe
department's Bureau of Labor
Statiatica.
Decllnin1 employment, on tbe
other hand, ls forecut for farm and
ra·lJ road workers, household
domestics and self·employed
managers
Slow growth rates are anticipated
for many blue·collar occupatJooa, ln-
clu:ling printers and laboren
Tbtt statistic• bureau forecasts
'..otal employment of 114 million by
l990, compared with a current neure
of nearly 98 million.
The 16 million lncreue ln new jobs
lurln1 the 19809 would represent a
;lowdown from the 1970s, when more
.han 19 million new jobs were
:!reated
Michael Pilo<, a bureau analyst,
1aid lbe projected decline in job
;rowth is due to a drop in the birth
·ate which has resulted ln a labot
:orce with a slower growth rate.
World lurg Rules
The bureau, which used avera,e
1978 employment figures as Its base,
made its forecast based oo an as·
sumed unemployment rate of 4.5 per·
cent in 1990, down from a current
rate of just under 6 percent.
The for~ast predicts new white·
collar jobs wW increue by 34 per·
cent to 58 million in 1990, while
bluecollar jobs will increue by 18
percent to 36 million.
Employment in tbe service ln·
du.try a predicted to expand by 30
percent to 16.7 million jobs, while
farm employment 11 e•pected to
decline 16 percent to 2.4 millioo.
Apart from new jobs that wW be
created, the covernment forecut.a
there will be 47 million job openings
over the ne xt decade to replace
workea who dle, retire or leave the
labor force for other reuooa.
According to bureau projectiooa,
clerical workers -lncludlnc bank
tellers, bookkeepers, cashiers.
secn!taries and typiJta -wW be the
largest and raatest growtnc wbit.e-
collar group in the 1980s.
With the use of computers on the
rise, there may be a decline ln
employment among me clerks and
office machine operators, but an ln·
crease ln computer operaton.
14incia 'Car of Year'
DETROIT CAP) -Flat's Lancia five-door aedan, ii tbe f1nt totally
!>elta la Europe's car of the )'ear, ac-new Landa model LD several yean
'Ordinc to an lntemaUooal Jury of and the first to be des~ for Flat
•utomotlve expert.a. by Glorgetlo Giugiaro 1 Ilaldelip
Claudlo Ferrari, preaident of Flat Studio.
'foton of North America, announced
1 be award at the company'1 Fen-art said the car.ta DOt current·
'fontvale, N .J. beadquarten. 1be ly acbeduled for sale 1n the U.S.
1DDOU.Dcement was also released in The Delta received the award after
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1111 cod-h tltat be mad. ·1 ... .....,. B.tdel tbe ~ ••• 8 ••• -•••tor ""° H•m~i:•( DOC'IORHOUSEIN J Shirley Hufaledler, IUm lllt toad w I THE the natloo•1 tint WSWI wtlla 1111 lap. . .--a u-~ Tbl problem la tbat -.;uUCa~ sec , , a.. bu )Im 11191 +om while Looartna for anotber job. aay1 busing im t e
wtead'af llDOkta.a 1eu tbaD a pact a dQ bl now "glib formula" for
doel any wlth at \eat three pacb. the IOlutJoo of inte·
. gration problems. In· I tell blm that b1a hmo won t stay well ~ d I v I d u a 1 c o m •
be k...-um llP· He laua,ba lt otf. Tbat'• wbere munlties she says atubbonmeu COIDft in. Am I belq too much ol a • • net in ukiq hlm to amoke lea -or quit entire-should seek ways to
lyf -Jin.~ optimize racial peace · · in ways that work for
them end their
children. DEAR MRS. T : If be think.a you've been a nae·
1er, let me take overt All I ask la that you 1et him
to read the foUowina ataU.Ucs wbicb 1boWd ln· ---------
tere1t b1m becauae be bu worked in ubatol:
la an editorial in the JAMA, Dr. lrvln1 J .
Selikolf of Mt. S1na1 School of Medicine. N.Y . and
E. Cuyler Hammond, Sc.D. of the American
Cancer lnatttute, aay that death ratel for luai
cancer per 100,000 man-yean, atandard.1.led for
a1e are u follows: 11.a for meo who neither
worked with ubeetol nor amoked cl&arettes; ~.4
for mm who worked with ubestoa but did not
amoke; 122.8 for ciearette amoken who had not
worked with ubeetos, and eou foe ''tboee Wl·
fortunate enough to have both expos ures -
cl1aretta and asbestos."
I HOPE YOUR HUSBAND AGaEES,
Mrs. T., that bis smoking put.s him LD the ~•r
area -and he'd better get out of it 1D Ume. ..
He should listen to their warnlns: "All
workers known to have been exposed lo aabestos 1D
the put, whether in shipyards. msulatioo work,
factories. construction trades. brake repair, main·
tenaoce work, or otherwise. should be advised
never to smoke. or I! they are amokinl. to atop u
soon as possible."
Note to Mr. T : Your wife and I wW quit OW' n•I·
etnalfyou'llQUJTyoursmoldng.
***
MEDICALE'ITES
Dev Dr. 8'etacroll.D: I am 18 and for the last
three days have noticed that I have a di.lchar1e.
Al.lo tome burnlna. Will it 10 away or abould 1 10
to the doc? -Mr. I .
DEAR MR. J : Better see the~ u aooa as pe,..1t>1e, Eapecl&Uy if you 're concerned that you
have a venereal infecUoo.
• * *
Dev Dr. ~: Is it poulble to have a
myocardial infarction without pa.in? My husband
apent 10 days in intensive care. His enzyme count
was very high and I was told It wu a aerioua at·
tack. The reuoo be wag bot!lpit..alued wu because
be puaed out wbiJe driving. -Mn. B.
DEAR MRS. H: In the typical att.act lbere'a
severe chest pain. But there a.re caus, such u
your husband's, ln which patient.a a.re pain-Cree.
Sometimea extreme shortness of breath takes the
place of chest pain. In others, acute lnd.ileM..k>o ia
the presenting symptom ,;·
• • *
Emphysema rarely attack.a auddeoly. Tirere la
uauaUy a blatory of several colda and a couib that
baa been bangin1 on for years, says Dr. Stet..nerob.o
ln bis booklet. "Emphysema : How to LJve With
It.'' For a copy write to him at Box 1580, Colu
Mesa 9211128, enck>ling 50 cent.a and a stamped aell·
addreaed envelope.
Want a Promotion
Feud Hot
ST. LOUIS, Mo CAPl -M cDonneU Douglas
Corp . the St Louis·
baaed aerospace giant.
baa extended a long·
running legal feud with
Northrop Corp by f1llng
• $1 00 m1lllon coun ·
ter su 1t again s t
Northrop
The swt, filed m I..: .S
District Court a t Los
AD1e&a, 1.nvolves a pro-
loo1ed duput.e over the
building and sales of
McDonnell Dou1las'
F ·l8 n ava l fl1bter
aircraft, a company of
flclal 1ald
THE PETITION WU
filed 1n responae to a
1ull by Nortbrop lo
wbicb McDonnell
Dou,W was accused of
violatio.I portions or a
work agreement.
Northrop claimed in
It.a suit that McDonnell Doualaa rraudwentJy ln·
duced Northrop to eat.er
into the ag?'ffment for
which Northrop would
provide ce ta1n
technok>gical a.ssiat.ance
In the construction of
McDonnell Do uglas'
F ·l8 fighter aircraft.
Northrop asked the
court for $400 million in
damages
NOll'l1DlOP accused
McDonnell Douglas of
unfair trade practices ln
it.a F ·lhales procedures,
and claimed Mcl>oonell Doullu violated a por·
lion of their mutual
a1reement under wbicb
Northrop would b e
1uaranteed 40 percent. of
the work oo all F -185
Plan's B<JSics Noted
"-troll balloting by 52 journallata from 14
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Viu, Mit.ubiabi Colt and Muda safety, economy and road behavior. or 1U91work.
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2:00 8 (I) COTTON IOWL
FUT'IVALP~
Kan HowwG, Tom W(ICMlt,
Unde Ormy end Judy
Nortoo-T lytor hoe! CIO'l9r •
• of the 9IW1Ull _,.
Claaaa•I LbfhtfP
11 KNXT (CBS) Loe Angeles
I
D KNBC (NBC) Lot Angel"
I KTLA (Ind ) Loe Angeles
KASC-TV (ABC) Lo• Angeles
(I) KFMB (CBS) S&n Otego • KHJ. TV (Ind) Lot Angeles
I KCST (ABC) San Diego
KT1V (Ind.) Lot AnQ91et
KCOP-TV (Ind.) Los Angeles
KCET· TV (PBS) Loa Angele1
• KOCE·TV (PBS) Huntington Beaeh
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I NRWLYWID GAME
1100.ooo NM1IE THAT
TUNIE
I TIO TAC DOUOH
MAi0mL I t94MR
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County.
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by Coadl -.,..· penon.
II doctor e IMANANA au.:a.o.
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tne !Mme, "ti.tu.le Of
""*1u." Moete BOC>
<>lr*a. een-. F.idon.
; (II HAWY o.\Y9
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and e ternlly ~
l1nd1 Merion 111 tlle
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A lo<* bel* at 1179 Md
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with Gll*U lndudlnO R9Y .,,..,._, Md top oomecll--• •TONIGHT
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10;00 II (I) f'AM
A~Ullng~
COi pol MIJOI.. end buy9r9
JOHN DARLING
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1>ere Hower. Kelly
Monll9lh c Rl I DATING GAME 9 MIC t.IOVIE:
• • • fu11ireworld"
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An4 The ~ i 1~1
AoOet1 6t1cti GttD«i
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• MACIEl.I~
fllS'Ofl'T 1~1---AHOntER Vac:E
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'•YI "Legion Of r~
Doomed" ( 19581 SIM w..n.. OllM'I AlchWd •
Alt Arnertc:.n '" ... FNndl fcnlgn l.eglOn ~ """°'* ~ Oenger under
·~....,., (11w ,
30mtn I D MOW!
• • • ·~ "Ordtn fo Q''
( 1858) Edd .. All>ert, P9UI
M111le An American aoent 11 dlloetched to
France lo elln*lille I NCI
oolletlotetor wor11111Q with-
in t iw f 1 enell und41r -
Ii"'~""'
• ·~ "Voodoo leltnd"
(1957) 8orlt Karloft S.-·
1y Tyl9r A r..owned wnter
__.1g8111 elleged -
doo eciMty on • I~
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• LON>
MOUNTBATTEN: A WAN
FOf' THE CENTURY
1t'E"d•ndatJ••
Dayfi,.., iffol'l.s
-AFTERMOON-
t2:Q) •••• "~' 11944)
Ge,.. lkwney. Cllllon
Webb ~ by Otto Pt.,. iger WtWle ._. ..
gating • youno girl'• ""'"*. e -.cu... ... In
.. Wll1I .. portrait, ...,,.
Gltcove,. ell• wun't
..... (I llr -30 """ ) a.a •• "Alnalng Of. a~
(1M6) Frenco Fnnctt Oo-
CllO inor-. Two 0...,.,,,
PMloOr"IPMt• jOlrl 8'1llllt
lnl.-g. ICll l'I Of<* to or-..
_.,. • ~ from tunwig
oovernment men Into
r~ 11 lit 30 min I
3::11> 8 ••·~"frog. (19721
~ t.lllMO. s.m Eltott
~ on • bor1tldav OWno.
a m&11 ~ on dellroyino
beyol.i ........ Qllll • pr-.
ent lie '*Ir> 1 counted on ""*" swampy c.•111ret
,_ up IO murdel Nm end
11ot temlly I 1 ttr . 30 1n1n I
by Armstrong & Batiuk
Wllllana Pleree.
Announcer 'Guest' to Millions
BOSTON(AP)-Swtteb.lqm:a
yoar ndlo or telintUaD II like opealq the froat door to a
1ue1t. and to WlWam Pierce
that ia wioul '-'a•·· Pierce bM belll .......... to
mlWOM for. neartr ~ • · Cldn • tM pnUsbed. antlappa-ble and utlculate u~ tor
tbe Bo1ton S1mpbony
OrcbHtra, ltl• m•Jllfluous
baritone a •rmbol of Boatoo 'Brabmtnlam.
IA tbe ct.,. before be came t.o
lb• BSO, the New Bedford,
Ma11 .• native waa boat ror
pe>pwar Ja.oa tbe ·-cumn· wm
Show" fc. a Worcester, Ma.sa ..
radio 1ta.Uoa, then became a
procnm di.rector for • station ln
Broektont ......
... WM IN BrocktoD for a COU·
pie of yun and realised that
I'm oot a mana1er. I have trou-
ble maoa11n1 myself, let alone
other people, and l didn't Ute flrlna people ...
P&eroe aJao bad doubta about au. •moaec:l1 abl!IU• became be dld.n 't .&ii at Ile w.. tbe
''popalr Idea ti • UDOW'CIM', ...... .n.._t. ..
lo •b tn bit w be w.nt
to a New YGl't ICdae fol' an •adlb. .... tor tM Job bq& to
flad oat wMit.Mr I could do ~··
101 place on Newbury Street,''
tbroup whJcb be landed tile
BSO job.
"I wu abeolutely terrorlted, ...
he says of the day be first aq,
nounced '°" the •Jmpbony in ua fall of 1153. "But you do ~
you have to do. l lond it; when l
1ot out of that booth n~ could touch lhe, I was 10
up. I've been doin1 it ev
since."
Pierce hu been bo.t for h ..
dred1 ol WGBH televi.alon aniil
radio brOlldcutl ol tbe 8SO aDli
the Bol&on Pope. Ilia volee bae
been pniled, erltiebed and -tometblal that be doesn't W
Ratt.ertJll-lmltated. .. pt~~ llil ltlle ol 1
.... proDMIJ ia .......... b1a panl!U, ..... Jf)owet y
oam1f__..aldludoa
motber'1 aide, Scottlsb dlu ..... bl allo ..,.
tral.a.lq at Hebron Aoadem
ud BNoMn OoDeip, fteioe
m1DoNd tn m.tc, tauabt hi
bnatb ciaitrol Od am»Clatlon.
.,
· ~Foiluctinns on . Tap
h'I•--~·... ..u.. ... ... °"'" .... pr.-SU112 ....... or... OlliMt . . ,,._. ~ ta fact. H ti.._., waldq;la tM
...... 1f. tMJ'll all be O•D"'Md la rrtda1'a --. ,...,.. tao. •• ~ ol OAaLTOJf, WH • Me•mb 1.......W w .... •ND11DDl4Jllle
(AP) -Acv.a aAC CMCa ... tW.!_upoa•tn1o8...._ WH•laatell H8tlatr ......,_.JllMd ban ..... 0.. MID b .• .,,.. Ii.,_....... .. ll_Jb S..U" ., u. ....... Com·
.,.. a_..,,.. • ..-'l'Mlf.wo ml "Laun" at ta.. ~ ~--== ..... :.W.~1:'~ .. ~~4:~ ~ ti .... "1 '1 n..t.r, tbe Newport ffar'bor TMaw Art1 Ma ...... A•H\c • a Ct"er, Utt 8addJebaek Vallt~lltunlty •••••••&arr ''Tia• ftuw• Ute ltriM Commualt1 .
A• ertt1a lltrotae." ...... OP 'llR f'OtlmlOllB GD.to t.bt bouda,
fti :O::-a11"':.!.-.:. ~-~':i~"!Pt.beoc~"C:=~
lie ........ tact....., fi~rCommunlt.y'l"beater (wbJe~oowll
Ulloee wlllO bPt Itel ID· e.tcW taao two 1roup1>. The •uoo openv wW be aptuuoeal or btrolo tM Onmae Cowlt1 pnmlen ol "Swnmertne.'' a
Uqe. ~ lD tbe ft1m war~dramabyRooCowen. will talk ..._ tM ro&e IOlm Brockman and Sbelly .Jobmoa play tbe
of .,.._ u ''t!MJ em· =~under the cllnetioa ot Gfel0r7 Bach. Mrk ,,-U.. .. of U.. out the eaat will be Anll• Carmichael,
lllOI. • Btll Vaa , Briall CoppeT IDd Tom McGovern.
.. St I Pamela Rank 11 deatirnln• the aet. • '· •••a• I H · "S'1mmertree•T-Wih be atafed for four r.TirtedlJ ODIDdDI the • .-.... 'lbundaya tbrouib Sund.171a.t1:30, at
Tta': Tc:~::" p~c;i:17 the Artl Center, 2:501 Cllff Drive, Newport Beach. centerfold boDel to off-Call 8'2-'114 tor reservaUona.
Ht some~ the COit by THE SAN CLEMENTE GaotJP l. launchlna a e 111a1 • •Amer I ca 0 the new year with tbe mualcal "Damea al Sea,·· to
Heroine" T·ab.lrta next ,-------------------. aprtn1 feeturtnc a neck-
to-walal abot of Ma.
Stevem 1n a wet T ·shirt. ...
Part Heaven ...
Part Hell ...
Pure Havan~.
Share with someo~ WQU love
a warm and wonderful romantic
C01JDeGllJ
IUITlft'NOLDI
"81.&.CURUIGll
CMDICl ... N
----2nd SENSATIONAL WEEKl----
ANAHEIM Anelltllll 011~t In 179 98~0 WCSTMIHSTER. UA Cin-813~
COSTA MESA. 801111 ~40-74« WlSTMINSTER. Ht-Wey 39 DrM-M
El TORO. s.dclltbtck !>81 ~180 191·3"2
ORAHGl Or111tt Miii 1131 0340 ..,_,...,.., ..--·-
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811U. MM!'1 Ill• Piela S2t S3311 ORANGE. 0!1119e O!rw·lfl SSS 7022
COSTA MESA. UA CifttMI I ~0-0&94 WUTMINSTER. UA 0.... 8113 0!>48
OMH6f.. UA Clly C--. 434-38 I I
.,. d1ndecl by mJMD ,,1111*.b 'l1ae .__. opeu
..... 11 for foQr weektnda. •• .,._, at a.... wtll .,. atasect Tbunda.YI
Ull"OUO Saturda)'t ..-t a:ao ~ l'eb. • lD the Cabrillo Playboule, 202 Avenkfa CabrWo, Su CJemeale. a..rvauou ft2..0MS.
rGLLOWING 0 DA•ES" OG Je. 11 wW be tbt
Saddlebact Valley Community Tbeater'a nrat
1bow lD ltt new bome, Jack Sharkey'• ec>aaed1
'"Take a Number, Da.rliq." Nonea Farley 11 ~On:nan~ wlll be atv• rrtday1 and
Saturdays at I p.m. throuCh Feb. 2 wttb a 2:30
mati.Dee on Jan. %7 at the new theater. 25'141.C
Obrero bl 111.uioG Viejo. Resen8t.lom ao-mz.
TD ISVINB OO•llVN1TY Tbuter wtll be •tartlnc lta lotb umiveraU')' aeaon wttb the world
premiere ot an orif1r!a1 l>la.Y. "lcni>re the Man
Behind tbe Screen' b7 Co.ta Mesa pbywrilht
Elaine MWJen. '!be lbow CJpel:.I Feb. U for a three-
weekead aUnt lD ICT'a new theater at the Turtle
Rock Coaununity Part Clubhouse.
''lpon the Man Behind the Screen•• will be
presented rrtda1• and Saturday• at I p. m.
throulb lhttb l with two Sunday matinees at 2: 30on
Feb. 17 and 24. C.U the lrvtne Pe.rfonn.lnl· Art.a
t
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ll(w.; IOlllSI UJll "'1 S-il106 IMlr l&fUM -Cl*"~
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----{ NOWSRQWING -I ---
BMA UA Mo.4n '90-4422 OAAHGE. c-so ... , 13 04 2~SJ
CO$lA MlSA. 8nnt1 ~0.7'44 wtSTMllllSTl~ UA T-HJ 13~
Cl IOllO. ~ ~I S880 wtSTMINSUR. Ht w,. 39 °'"•le 891 3893
Ml,.....,., ..c.tl"tO °""""'-1119\ t~wt•t ,
F0t lu!1he! lnfomenon cell Cnlef181~ Hoclll'l' '" ~3' nu
12-~10
GEORGE BURNS
ART CARNEY
"COING INSTYLF
tt-l~-11
lcl1Mrt•1•"
A lefT1>1""'1Y for~
taatet\A who can
comedy ~· 10"
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former two. But abe may t.e=.= olf tbe latter -at Jeut -alter her NHDt reappointment to a
HCODd lWO-)'e&r term CID tbe Cal1fcrnla Comml:uion on Allng.
A apaaky, determined woman. ll1A
Kahn (never married, 1be delcribes
benelf •a perpetual ''maldeo lo wait-
ln&") doem1 ail.od tak.lq oo tbe came
ol tbe elderl7, especially lf abe can de-
llTV • few verbal blowl to her favorite
cl•ie punchln1 bat -the Newport
Beach Qty Coundl.
Sbe'a been fttbttna for MDlor citlren
pro1ram1 and Hl'Vices alnce abe ntlred u food aervtces COOl'dlnatDr for Kalaer·
Permanente Medical Group lo 1J'10.
AS A llBllBE• of the plannln1 IJ"OUP
for the OASIS Senior Citizen Center in
Corona del llar, she helped alert Oranie
Coast city otnclals to the problems ol the
Oran1e Coast elderly.
Loneliness ia a major problem with
the elderly. closely 'ollowed by
tramportatloo, especially with elderly
persons living in rural communWes.
.. Tbe bigest problem of beinc alone
la with widows who've never paid bills
or ftled tbet.r own income tax forms,"
ahe says. "And they are really worried
about lepl probleDlJI. They've probably
never alened a lease."
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cltlm K~'oouP to tbe ......
1A.SS.1ature aDd'l)eputmeat ol ACIDI· She ~ tbe comm•eaion lbaald
foeu GD tmte main ..._. ot elderl1
CIU'e: •
-Tbe aeed foJ' a MYeD-d.aJ a week
bome food delivery proeram.
-Errand 1er•ic-ea for oon· ambulatory elderly. -o_, care cenlen for senior dtbenl
wbo pref tt borne li vin& to nUJ'lbl& OI'
reaidentlal home care
CommlNicm recommendatioaa a.re
• beln& prepared for the March rneet1n1
of tbe Westem Gerontololical SocMQ lD
Allabdm. 'Die reponal ccmference wtl1
develop propoea1a for a 1981 national
White Boule Conference on AglDJ, abe uya.
EASING BACK INTO a lmmge chair lD
ber ~ mobile bome, wblcb abe
1barel wttb a female roommate, llW
Kahn admi&a tbatahe's a •oided some pro.
blem11 ol aeinc t.broueh ber k>ogtime tn-
depeo.dmt lifestyle.
· 'Tbe ,advanta1e ol beln1 slngle i.I that
,you've taken care of these problema,"
11be says. "Sin&le people have· always
bad to take care of tbeDl!lelva. They've
learned not to be lonely.
"I doo't think marriage ls for every-
. one, noc do I think that being siDa1e Ls
for everyone. It may aoand llke aour
grapes, but I wou14o't trade my We
with anybody, althoutb I'd like to bave
a little IDOl'e money."
LDneliness strikes many senior citizens, says Ruth Kahn.
Mi11 Kahn se rve s a s vice
cbairM>man of the 25-member acing
Cbaniiq·jobs a numberiol timel dur-
in& her profeaaional career, lliaa Kahn
seya lbe.p•e up pemloa plaa to enjoy
her love (JI tram and independence.
She earned a' bachelor'• and maater•a
dearee in foodl and nutqCloo from
Midwest ~vereit.lea, llCMi hai aened u
nutritioa.lst and di...-Y comaltant for a
number of hospital.a and bwsl..Desaea. '11otal Solar Eclipse
"'
l;ouring February, the sun will be momentarily
i: blacked out along a 4, 000-mile path stretching
!i from the eastern South Atlantic to the Bay of
. Bengal.
f By JASE& CORNELL k• ,., ............
Tbe small. blac:k abadow.ol the moon
fall over partJ ol lAdl.a ad Allica ~ on Peb. te, and • bo.t al A.mertcan
, aatronomen will tr a tel half-way
around the Earth just to spend a couple
of minutes in the dark.
For the solar pby11iclat, not to mentklo
the devoted amateur astronomer,
almost no di.atance ii too far to go for
tbe chance to observe and study ooe of
1 nature's rarest, briefest and moat
beautifUl phenomena -a total eclipse
, 'Of the SUIL
Duriq Februa.rr, when tbe aun wW
be momentarily blacked out aloq a
• 4,000-mile patb atretcbiq from tbe
eutern South Atlantic to the Bay of
Ben1al. aeimtlata at lites ln lnd1a and
' Eut Africa will attempt to investiaale
•those pb,ysical features of the sun's out·
l ~r atmosphere that are visible only dur-
inl an eclipee.
AT THE &UIE time, scores of other
~ acient.iata using instruments aboard
airplanes, rockets and apace satellites
will be making omenatlom eoordlnat-
• cd witb their C!OUDd-baaed colleagues.
• 'l'be aoa1 ot tbele ltUdies la to gain a
f ..,tter undemandiq of.. those forces f()Dtrollial the IUD'I eMlib -and W·
,.umate!J lta effect 0n Earth.
••The value of any experiment eon-
d o cted durina a selar eclipse is
. enhanced because to many other i.nltnl-
imenta are being uaed at the same
otime," says Proleuor Robert Noyea,
asaoclate director for solar and ltellar
pb11let at tbe Banud-Smltbloaian
Center for Aatrophyaies. Cambrtdae. 11..,. ··w• baft • oppoibailt) to aa.. at the same proeesaes on tbe 1un lD
many different ways."
Noyea la ~lmesti&ator on an experi-
ment wltb the Sacramento Peak
Observatory to be carried out at India's
Hyderabed Observatory. The experi-
ment, ~ to measure tbe now of
materl.al in the 1un'a outer atmosphere,
la one ~ aeyeral coordinated ln India by
the NatiOoalSclence Foundation.
Tb• ground-hued oblenatiGm from
India will be complemented by data
from a Center-designed experiment
aboard a rocket launched fr'OID White
Sands, New lln:.lco on tbe ume dQ
SOIA.a ECLIPSES are camed when
tbe moon puaea between tbe 1un and
Earth. covertnc UM IUD'I d1lk and cut·
in& a shadow upon tbe Earth below.
Because of a proridentlal quirk of
nature -and perspective -tbe ap-
parent abe ot UM l1ID &Dd moon are
almost euctlY t.be same when viewed
from Earth. tn reality,./'. of coane, tbe
sun is b\IDdn)ds of timea1larger.
As seen froto apace, the moon's
shadow ii a dark circle about 100 miles
in diameter which races eastward
acrou tbe l1obe at apeedl ol leftral
hundred miles an boor. A partial
eclipse may be seen for tbo..-anda of
miles on either aide ol lta path. but only
within the thadow itself wW tbe full ef.
feds ol the eclipse be experienced -
and only for a few minutes.
Most ICientlata -and amateurs, too
-are IDten!st 110lely tn totality, for tbat
is the only time the sum's corona
becomes viaible. The corona la the ex-
tremely bot, thin shell of turbulent
cues surrounding the sun and extend-
ing out into space for several million
miles.
Normally, the s un's bright
photosphere -the visible di.It we see
daily -obscures the corona's aentle
glow. However, at totality, when the
Earth ii phlQled Into darkneu, tbe cor-
ona auddenly ··n.are. out•• around the
black d1at ot the moon, producing an
eerie, shimmering, pearl-grey halo
streaked with tooeues of flame.
THE SIZE, SHAPE and behavior of
tbe corona la directly related to the
amount ol activity -aumpota, flares
and explosiom -oo the sun's surface
at the time of the eclipse.
"All the easy experiments oo the
aolar corona have already been done,"
Noyes aaya. "So you mu.at either plan a
very complicated, difficult new experi-
ment -or you can simply wait for the
sun to change its behavior and study the
changes with the simpler equipment
used before.''
lo the put year, the IUD baa cbanpd
a anat deal. In fact, the sun is now at
the Yioleot peak of ill 11-year cycle of
activity, ao ICieotllta should see some
(See ECUP8E, Pap O>
=Gttd War It ....... au; ,..... •a 1111t11u. fwti•w-eit Waal rUaJYenlt11 ....uaJ aDI
dental tebOol• to 1upenhe 1tooct ..nc. tor a.ooo woran 11&.a , S.21motorpimt. •
..... Kafm ..,. Ille took °'"" • job
that tine pnftOUS IUpenUon .\badl
f.ned to~ ueompUalL I
.. , ltood in UM ldteben ad aald J'ai I
not respoastble fot thll, noboby eo.aJd be.
reaponalble for thla. But I wu. Jn
retnQed., I don't bow bow I dkl It. 1' I
In lllO. abe moved to Southern
Ca.llfonda • be9cl ot • food ...tees fOf' a a.atimtffood v9Ddor.
••lf11m I rett.red I aaid, •Wbo Deedt a
~with two ltorla', •• 1be .. ,., ol ber
move to Newport Beach.
Sbe doml't recret not workln1 loas
enouab in UJ one plaee to mertt a
pemion. "I tb1nk tbe. wont tbint to
bave ll tbe retirement system, became
JOU at.Q In a job to beat it."
M188 llAllN bu been active tn a
number ol IJ'OUPI lntluding the National
Women'• Political Caucus, the Senior
Citlzeiia Council of tbe Orance County
Human Relations Commi.ssioo, Common
Cause and the American Civil Uberties
Union.
Sbe's bad bout.a with a number of W·
neues and 1urgery. includine a m.uee-
tomy forbreut cancer.
Undaunted by her beaJtb prob&erm,
M Ila Kahn ii looting fonrard to a trij>
to Egypt and llrael lo February.
And abe likes to talk about visits by
her "gentlemen frie.nda," dodliq
queries about potential matrimony.
Sbe~.plau to 1bue ber ener1et1e
nature with cbild.rft, volunteering u a
readin1 imtructor. An avid reader
herself, Illas Kahn feels educatioa la
i mport.ant for both youngsters and senior clt.lze:ns.
Take Extra £are With Wood·Bu1•1iling Stoves
·-. IN8"l'BM> or llAJDNO qllkk tripe to tbe
Jl'C)Cel'J store for food every few days, we may
learn to plan meala and make• complete abop-
Plne lilt and shop only ooee a nek or lea.
The beauty of lbiJ plan-~you-abop
method is th.al ll saves not only 1u but a1ao
time and money. 1be ott.ener we &bop, the moni
exposure we bHe to temptina but unnecessary
itema that we buy on lmpulae, and tbe more we
spend.
· And one weekly trip to the at.ore saves a lot qi time compared to more frequent shopping.
With every trip, the traveling to and from the
· at.ore, findinl a place to part, eoln1 up and
down aisles (have you ever noticed bow the
things you buy moel often are in the farthest cor·
· oera of the •tore>. wailing in line and checkinl
·out cost precious minutes.
The planned shopping trip can be used for
;many of the things we buy, not Juat food, u a
• way to save driving coats.
THE NEED TO teep our homes cooler in
• llfinter and warmer In summer to save energy la
going to become more urgent in the 1980'1.
M06l of us can adjust to less comfortable
temperatures than we've become accustomed
lo. After a few weeks our bodies adapt to the
tower or higher temperatures and we can also
wear clothing that is more suitable for the lem·
perature.
We're also golog to need to 6e more enero
conscious when we buy furnishings, appliances
~d other equipment for our homes.
·: For example, when buying draperies or
other window coverings we may want to con-
Horoscope
WEDNESDAY, JAN. Z. t•
By SYDNEY OMABR
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•• • Eelipse
<,....•.,.cu
uctttns felt&INI lD tbe conma.
No1H and lat• collea1uea are
particulut1 lntereated in "coronal
bola," vut 1ap1 lD t.be 1un'1 our at·
moaphere wheN tbe sun's mapetic
field can.not coataln tbe corona. Tbe
corona poun out tbroulh these corona)
bol• ln atreama of electrically cbaraed
partlclea mown u the solar wind.
'DIE INVl8DJLS aolar wlDd bu I
direct effect oo Earth, caualnc tbe
aurorae (Northern Lights) and radio ln·
terference, but It may alao have some
relaUooshlp -u yet unclear -with
Earth'• climate.
The "boles" were ft.rat discovered ln
the mld-1B70s by Harvard-Smilbaoo.lan
sctentlaU usinl Instruments aboard the
Skylab space station and other
satellites. Durinl the upcorninl eclipse,
the corona) boles will be prime tat1et3
of oblervatioo for the ground-baaed IUD·
watchers in lndla and those launching
the rocket experiment.
The rocket instrument is a "corona·
graJ>b," a special device that creates an
artificial eclipse by blocking out all or
the stm except the corona. Measure·
ments by the coronagraph may reveal
information on the velocity, structure
and temperature of the solar wind.•
Whatever may be learned from the
eclipse about the sun, one part of the
eclipse's lure la purely aesthetJc.
THE SUDDEN DARKENING of the
sun at midday, the brilliant "beads of
lltbt" created by the sun s hining
through valleys on the edge of tbe
moon, the stunning "diamond ring er.
feet·' as the la.at ray of sunlight d.lsap-
pean ~~-~trance or bltherto lo·
visible planets and stani in the dark sky
-all make a total eclipse one of nature's most spectacular displays.
Uafortunately, the path of a total
eclipse paaes over any sin&le llPOl on
Earth oDly about once every 300 years.
Tb~ llext total eclipse to ero55 a r:qajor
population center in North America will
not occur unW -when the path will
run down the Valley or Mexico.
No wonder, then. that astronomers -
both professional and amateur -will
travel thousands of miles to spend a few
feverish minutes photographing, re·
cording, measuring, analyzing -and
enjoying -thia fantastic natural Uiht
show.
.. Despite the locredible advances in
our ability to observe the sun from
space during the past two decades,"
Noyes says, "nothing beats a ·natural
solar eclipse."
In Russia With Love
MOSCOW (AP> -Gone are the da19 wMIJ
a palr of Western Jeana was the ultimate status
symbol for Soviet youths.
To tbe h'rltatlon of some 'cultural
authorities, modem Russian.a have Procreued
to metal necklaces with the Engli1b word
"Jove," ruor blades engraved with the word
"Superman" and T-shirts with a colorful pie·
ture of a Winchester rtfie-wielding horseman
and the misspelled English inlcriplioo ··cow·
boj." Worse than the faddish Western-style oma·
ments, some Russians believe, ls lbe re·
surgence of crucllixes, worn as neck.bees, lo a
country founded on the tenet of unJnrsal
atheism.
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UPHOLSTIRY
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Stress • IS
Let the word IO out. Today ii the fint clay
of tbe reorpol&atiob of my atresaful Ule. Mr_=ly bu in.alated upoa it. Tbe)' say rm a ol streu. They can tell by the way
my muades u.,htea In my neck and Jaw, the fre-
quent budacbea and an occuloaal lou of
worda.
That'• why I have set up a procram of six
1oa.la.
l'IUT, l'M 1oln1· to •l*Ml more tlme medJtaU.q-especially befOl'e I put a fattea•n1
lunch on my cha.ree card wblcb arriTa at ~
same time as the bill for eurdaina lt off.
1·m Co'ni to atop trytq to do two or more thine• at a time. Tbb includes timmtn1 to· a
phone eonvenation while takiDI the burn out of
the doc'• rump, ealln1 my lunch and cloGnl the
door with my foot while l1.st.en1nl to my buaband
telllD& me why the car la knnckh>c.
Whether it be workine. eatlnl. l1stenl.ni or
pJaylna. rm eoinl to allow m)'lelf plenty of
Ume to do tblnp well and provide m1Hlf with
an environment that promotes peace of mind if
I have to break the door down to tell the Idell to
cool it with the stereo.
l'M GOING TO take time to nou.rl.ab a !e:w
of my acquaintances and friendships. Tb.ls lo·
eludes people who have borrowed my boob and
never returned them.
Another goal ts to learn to gpend time enjoy·
ing thlogs such as muaic, readlog and bobbles.
Catching
In f aet. I bave let a deadline for myself to read
ten claalct bf March.
And finally, I'm going to develop a
phllolopby of livinc. I've been living a long
time. but I never bad a plan for lt. That's wby
I'm &olnl to establ.Ub life eoaJ.s for myself and
brine back ritua11 and traditions that bold
mun.inc in my lile.
YE81'E&DAY, WREN I told my husband
that, I aaid. •'Beeinnint with New Year's Day,
I'm IOinc to revive a woadetfuJ old custom my
mother used to ot.erve. ••
"What wu that?" be uted .
"She always med to serve pickled pig's feet
and sauertnut to brin& ua luck.··
Before my very eyes bis muscles tightened
in blS neck and Jaw. bis eyes bllnJted an pain and
be couldn't seem to think of anyt.h.Lo~ to say.
l didn•t realiie before that stress is
catcblnt.
Tlwught That Counts
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Print this letter.
and you will be blesaed by thousands of student.a
who are away at colleee.
We all want mail from home. It makes us
feel good to see that familiar envelope from
Mom or Dad. But you would not believe the bor·
ing junk they write about. Just to give you an
idea of the drivel, here are a few excerpt.I from
a recent letter from my mother.
"Uncle Fred was up all nicbt with Aunt
Emma. She bad a terrible backache. Un.cl.e
Fred thoulbt it might be from wbeell.ng ~
all that cement. <Aunt Emma is belpinc him put
in a new driveway.) She said the pain was
worse than childbirth and thou&bt it might bf
kidney stones. Doctor McDermott was out of
town. Well, the next day it pasaed over. ~
Jobrl1ICIM got into a fight with the new family
acrou the street It seems they party too late
and make a lot of noise. Also, their guests park
their cars in froot of the Jobn&ooa' house, and
when they leave they honk the horns <drunk
probably) and wake everybody up ... " etc.,
and on and oo about notblng. Never any news of
significance.
Maybe lf the parents out there see t.hia let
ter in the paper. they will ~ themselves
and shape up. -H.K ., DUKE UNIVERSITY
DEAS DUKE: Do yoa elQMld maJM Mme
lmlde taformatioll from a.be Ual&ed Nataeu or pena .. tbe detail.I of a brieftq hem l:iecretary
ol Sta&e Cyna Vance! Ym parnta write ao ,_'D bew,.. are
In u.etr UlloaCJllla. U you m.eMr wrtie. llke
Erma Bemllileck yea are lackJ, bat •Ht
modten are ordlaUJ ....... tlo &M lllliest
<ey UA.. Be p-a&efaJ fH HJ ldlad el leUer aM
kwllelMlrW!JadWI.
DEAR ANN : Please let me ban the last
word. The laal memory I have of a dear friend ls
the way be looked wben I lat.saw him. Ke was
embalmed. I cannot &et that picture out ol my
mlnd. How I wtsb l bad not cone to the open·
casket wake. 1'1Y familJ bu been told that tt ls
my wt.ah to have a ck>Md-eaaket funeral and no
viewing. Sign me -NO PJCTUR~ PLEASE
DFAll NO PICTURES PLEASE: Pe.pie
•llo feel .. ,... do lllow..ld 90t _,,, ,... tlae
werd, .. I& -..W 1M ,_la..._ .........
to &Ille 8ftt .,, Ida.
GIVENCHY
lkldefdresslngs •
fwtM
Ptartn lftternltlonll c.a~
Underwlre,
soft cup and
llghtty lined
bra~ from
S13.50
Bikinis from SS·SO e·rtets from
$6.50
AV.At~8lEIN eeto• OR WHITI!
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Lallders
DEAR ANN: You probably won'tfrint my
letter because it would pot you out o work. I
have dreamed up a problem-solving kit for
everyone
There are actually only three types of pro
blems They ~:
• < 1 > 1bose whicb should be discussed with a
pf'ychlat.rist. a clergyman, a fortune-teller , your
next·door netghbors. your hairdresser or
b~rber. the fnendly neighborhood cop or the
trash collector.
<2> A problem that calls for immediate ac·
Uoo Either marry it, divorce 1t, fix it, bury It,
~ll It or housebreak 1t.
(3) ~ proble:m for which there is no solu·
Uon. Forget 1L Examples: boe.!y mother m law.
long-Wl.Dded boss, wtfe who can't get anyplace
on t.Jme. husband who snores. I'm betting you'll
never pnnt t.hls, Ann, but I had to wnte it! -.
IMPETUOUS ILKA
DEAJl DIP: I bope you didn't bd the rent.
He~ it la.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am enclosing a
clip from the Stockton News Record. It made
me so mad I eouldn't see straight. Will you
please pnnt It'!
·'The Jud&e m a rape ca,,e cautiooed an al·
leged victim Tuesday to answer questions
direcUy and not to make rambling comments
before the jury. The judge who presided In
Supenor Court, a.ft.er sending the jury from the
court.room, told the woman when sbe interrupt-
ed him. 'Will you shut up for a minute! If you
can't pl&y by the rules, I'll dump the case ....
Sien me -OUTRAGED DEAJl OVTBAGED: Tllat makes two of as.
Tbe coa.r1.a mut atop treaUag rape victims as
they were defeaduta. ne lmpllcatioll that I.hey
are plltJ el aoaet1W11 b reprdM:mlbJe. I'm
wltla,.. -all tM wa1. ' ~-... ----...
•
• '
(
I
~will• ICC'ept aa
adH u1fa1 for r•a~ .... fticts .. ..,.,..
Umtft.belaw. M IOMa lllflS 114UTY~IH.. ...
Beautlhal new,. brick-trimmed tradi-
tional home now under conatru Uon ln
this secluded area. The plans are ln
OW' oftice ao call er come ln to see
them. Will be complete with landscap-
ing, cptng, etc. 3 BR. study w/Wet
bar, 3 baths. fam. rm. w/ftplc. Unique
island kitchen. Mstr. BR suite w/fplc.,
lux ba. w/spa. Artistic beam cell's.
....... w.
WISUY M. TAYLOI CO.. llALTOU
2111 S.Ju ...........
HIWPOltT C&na. M.I. 6l4-4910 .......................
G111•ul 1002 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ .......................
SINGLES PAD ~
Old World Charm $62 5001 enbancell this 2-story, 3
Almost ori. Nortbwood bedr'OOID home. Formal Condo! Fu 11 Price din1n1 room, warm
1112,.SOO! ! Young Singles kitchen, laundry room ar Couples type complex too• Real Hayloft In
bosta t8:mis pool spa ga.rqe. Owner will be
billiardll. v~lley~ll ~ creative, bno1 offer!
more! Unit ls upgraded ~~!ilo.,, ~, ., •o1<1 •• , • too. Take advantage! ~,~·~··-~"·\ · l~Mnl [ ® l!iAHI WSHBI
DESERT CONDO
l~~llUABLE LOAN 3 to 6 mos at $1,000 per H.l.lUlft rm. Yearly al $850 per
Two-Story S Br, 3 ba. mo. PM, SJ)9, tennis, 2
Almost 3000 sq ft. Back br, 2 ba. Lavish decor.
Bay loc. Owner wUJ help Palm n.ert. M&-7711
r~urr,000· (~1wnm41ij1Jj
546-0814 Real Elute
IEASTSIDI OCEAN V1EW! S Ulllih
Venailles-pentbouse; uJ. No Qualifying. Owner
tr a de I u x e • i m · will carry. Prime loca-macalate! 2 Bdrm.a., 2 tiaD. D_.__ to_,,. 000 a.a... ftplc. + eom· a.n~nn ... ~.
mualtJ amenities. Will (ijif.,1119•11HU"'rO•MC(' T.:i;.:· [W1IMl\ll
•67~7060 * ---~---
YOU'U LOVE THIS
ASSUM AILI
Just walk into the
warmth al tbla 2BR COD·
do in a super area .. and
fall in love. Freshly' de-
corated and spacious. Aasumable loan. Call
llAUTIPUL UDO
Redecorated with pride.
Lr1 4 Br w t1ourmet
titCben. Taite over 9~%
loan or owner will
ftnance al 11 ~. Asking onb'S.W~
JACOBS REAL TY
675-6670
*** Cllrittl ManfNr
586 Knowell Place c.ost.a Mesa You a.re the winner of
tYtO Ucket.s ($5.90 value)
to
Sports. Vacotlo.
&IVSllow
Jan. 5th thru 13t.b
Anabeim-O>ovenUoo
~ter
ncketa may be clalmed
~ callinl 642-5678, ext.
•••
°Lie aaaumabl•
loans, low Int.
avalhble. Homes
f i:.o.m s 118. 500
$675,000.
J asm.lor Creek
Baycrest
University Park
Wei!Ulllf
B1cCanyoo
H a r b o r V I e w·
Hills
... Mesa ....
t.mery ' Bdrm 3~ Ba home-faturin1 lr1 pool,
sauna, wetbar, huee
family room. new belee carpeting, manicured
grounds and much more.
A real value at $225,000.
CaJJ f~ appl. 556-2e60
Now lrn-5370 ...... ......,,.._..rtw/
«;:SELECT .
I PROPERTIES
'•
ALLSTATE
REALTORS
TO ALL OUR FRIENDS ...
OLD&NEW
WISHING YOU A HAPPY,
HEALTHY & PROSPEROUS
YEAR 1980
From the Associates & Staff of
Waler/,ont.Jloww, -9nc.
G.&.LANDPAT FOERSTER
HELENE ALLISON LUCY HOWES
ROBERT ANGl!LL CAROL KAMERMAN
MARTHA ANWILER ANN KANZLER
JEANHI! MIER MELVYN KIDDIE
MARSftA Bl!ST GARY KNOCHE BUD BILLETER KAREN KNOCHE BETSY 80YD JANE Kl!LLIEY
DAN 80YD BETTY LYNCH • ROBERT llUTLER BRENDA MACKLIN
DORIS llARKER JACKIE MILLER
ALICB CURKE GAYLE MITCHELL MARILYN CLEARY DON MISKANIC SUE CONNOR RUSS NELSON
G80RG1ANN COX MARY ANN NETHERCUTT AUSTIN DA'V .. EI HELEN O'LEARY TOM .,. MA1'CO aoa O'LEARY
RACHEL DtGOS aGNITA IARVU'.
BILL l'UNaY BARUltA SAY•
DOTTie ,..NaY ALEX SY'ntYK
URUllA llO•TaYILLtE l'EltNl'OltltMC•
.IACIU• PITZ08R.ALD ltJCHARD WALD CARO&.;E 1'1lANK•L BaTTS WALSH CltAM91t PR.ANCtl JACKIE WMITR ~VOMNa flURON ltUTM WIMLAHO
T•X °'""''™ SU• YOUNGllt aoe•n MALoaaMAN •
•• .HAI SALM Ofa•llS A11ur•. 1ounelf e bappy 1910 ;
dedlc:at9d real eatate penoGt en
tnc:reaa Income even ln a down market.
Vl1lt oor beautiful new ~fflc:e at comer ol 8rtat.ol • Redhill Rd. or call:
7594DS or ~1-5162
We have Mveral plans desiJMd with
you ln mind. Also newcomer's plan.
Do lttodayl
IAYROMT
We have aeveral fine homes
with pier 4 atlp
PIMIMSULA POINT
Newly decorated • bdrm. family
home. Close to ocean. sszs.ooo
EL T~O HORSI COUMnY
4 Bdrm$., 3 baths; ranch style,
mini-estate lo orange groves. $249.SOO
BILL GRUNDY . REALTOR
I 11 l\"Y'""'' l.lt "' ~~ ~ t• ,'') 6161
mecneb I Irvine
realty
A IUISllDlAAY OF
THE IRVINE COMPANY
JJ'¥'P'I new '/lear
. .. and for the 25th year may we
personally thank our wonderful
friends & clients for a tremendous
year!
Tbe Entire Macnab-Irvine Staff
642-1235 644-6200
901 Dover Drive Harbor View Center
lrvlne at Campus Vat~y <Anter
752-1414
Ringing in with
Best Wishes for a
Happy New Year
R. C. Taylor Co. Reallors
3~e Plaza, #101 NewPort Beach, c:a
640-9900
Private, gated entry opens to
exquisite .. elegant tree-covered
courtyard. Glassed-wall entry
to livt.n& room hosts crack.liq,
wood-burning fireplace, 3-
Giant'aize bedrooms, den, and
maid's quarters. Gourmet
garden kitchen, steps to
crystal sand and tennis courta.
20% Down & Owner will
finance the balance. Call
873-8.SSO
CHlllFUL CDM DWI.IX
Walk to beach & shops; each 2
bedroom cottage bas wood-
buming fireplace and paUoJ
Owner will help finance. Call
DOW 873-8550.
A IWMY DAY DWLD
.great on sunny days too! but the
stone fireplace, beam ceilings, cozy
living room and tree covered patio
would make' this a fine spot to spend a
rainy day. Owners unit has 2
bedrooms and separa~ rental unit
has 1 bedroom. Presented at $225,000.
U,_.,IVUI: li()Ml:S
REALTORS~ 675-6000
2443 East Coast Highway. Corona del MM
PASTOIAL VIEW-SUPEI CONDO
bcepll I_,.,._ a. M.wport 111 • •
lroctfft C.,. Cod ca ltf wA "9QI
-...... Prhecy -' .... YltW .,.... .... 3 ....... ,., ..... ,.
.......... ,. .............. So.-a..a ............. ,., .... wood .....
ecefth. SI ,000. '7Uf00
SPECTACULAR CORONA DD. MAR
Two __. 5 ,... .W. 9'dl bf "*
ca.ck 'I ""C:'•"• Ill..., •• --.. .... .... 26' ~ ..... C.-.,.. ._.to cem.. llfta ; I ..
..... .._ ...... fM4l .... +
~ .... w ....... _.. ..... _. .... c.m........ .. .... -.. __. .. csry a Zlld T,... ~
u...111-................... .
$465.000. '7Ut00.
Saltt. Rentals, Property M~nt
WATERFRONT. HOMES. INC
REAL ESTATE
2436 VJ CONt Hwy
Ne....port !Xach
6.11-1400
315 Mdnnr A\e
&Ibo.! Island
673-6900
«iJ C~~~we.11 Ban.~~~
..
A COTTAM IY THI SIA
One of Old Corona del Mars· re·
malning originals. Three bedrooms.
3 baths & a den just a bJock from
the beach & shopping. $254,750.
Ill 11.WPORTC•llJWR
•. 644r9060
-llDUI ILllll ca.
OVER 60 YEARS OF SERV1CE
MIWPOIT CUST CONDO
Extra Sharp. Two Bednoma, Two Balbi. Ori.alDal Onir. Uke A Model HardWood
'100fl 6 Slm&Url. Wet Bar • ~ In .
LMq Jtoom. Attndlve llu&er 8eclroom
Saka. Pool; Sauu 6 Tennla. Runy. OlllJ . uu.-. '
YOU 1MOW llOMMOGI
.. .It's the establlabd development
on the hillside above Corona del Mar.
Large Iota, mat.an trees, ainlle story floor . plans. a community pool and
close to the P-ubllc tennla courta (and
Gelsoos!) It a ideal. Currently availa-
ble is a four bedroom with formal din-
ing, cozy stone fireplace 1n lhe ma1ter
suite, beams and rooming sun comlni
ia over the hill. Owner will betp
finance at just $254,500.
Uflllll 100 I: ti()Ml:S
REALTORS. 675-6000
2443 Ent Coan Highway, Corona det Mar •
~C®··
E?eoch Realty
IEAL EST A Tl DCB I 94CI SIMCI I t4t
A THOUGHT FOi THE MEW YIEAI
-""OHi GOOD UAL IST A Tl IMYISn9CT
CAN EqUAL A UFITIMI Oii TOI. ..
Ala' u..
0.. ..._ dflff .W.. J011 A HA1PY HIW
YIAA.
NEWPORT BEACH 759-0811
PaSOHAUDD SIRVICI
For the small or large investor.
Counselors . Oa vid Rotering, Jean
Wheeler. Van Councelman. Ruth
Lund. Dons Waterman, Bill Goodrich
and Frantz Clark. wish you a pro-
sperous New Year.
Call for appointment. no charge.
•tO-ltlk:!·t~ec:! c.lid .. --: -·· ti tf. .· : ......
PEACI AND PROSPBtITT
to each of you
in this
JOYOUS HOUDA Y SUSCM
from
THE IHVE.STMENT NORSSIOMAl.S •
QUAIL PUCE
PROPERTIES, IMC.
(7141 752·1920
J ·
macnab I Irvine
realty
A SUBSIDtARY OF
THE IAVINE COMPANY
WP9 UY HTATISI
Spacious SBR Georgian Colonial
home situated on over 2 acres of
rolling lawns. Lovely big trees &
fabulous view of Upper Bay.
Handsome stable v.·/iftdividual
facilities to accommodate 14
horses-tack rm --2 office suites -·
riding ring & lg corral. Separate
guest house. Freeform pool & spa &
brick patio for outdoor entertaining.
$1,795,000 <0·21) .
641-1235
t01 Oowr OrlWll
Irvine •1 campus V-11ey c.nter
752·1•1•
C51 Coldwell Banker
..
•
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ftllt ~ '° -11 COQ P.!I :.• :.:=..• .....
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Ofl ... WOOO
... JOU'° qpAore .U U.. mwaual toucbea &.bat make t.bh OLDE
ENGLISH cottaae a
maaterplece. Co1y 3
Bdrm w /fa.nlaltic ocean ........ " .,llllllALTY WIUCAllY r Bdrma.. Z be tba ; 67WJ It PRIME EASTSJDB. s
-.uity bJdS. Vacant; 8dlnD. 2 Mtb . SllARP.
ilmDed. ~Y· ~b. e.19W... to24 t51 Costa Meta St. "'9ff7~1'Z: I.I. ~ SD5~ Evee ~............... 11).'llJA, .-.me Asent.
·~ 11.C POI $16,000 •'. :.~ HERITAGE
associated _.....,-Ortcinal ownen are aell· ...,..... lnl tbeir 4 BR l'-4 Ba HEALTORS
'i ~ ·-" ... f Ji " -U f I\ I T (.; $1 ",
Zu: · "' · • · ·
UM your equity Lo take bouM, w totnce, patl.o,
CJlftl" U. nlatiDI low lD· atoraae abed • much t.enmt loan on ap&rklinf 3. more. Call ~~~~~~~~I bidloocn condo loea\ed Windward Properties --------•I In desirable "lion· 963.a2'7
./ FA.MT ASTIC
TB.MS
/Jn NllJl.L
l}l\ll rY ~
ASSOC I/\ I ES
ASSUMILDAH
Pri•clpal1 only. Low
di:lllll s-:rment • ..,., in-
ter'fllt nte. a.la& Oranae O>. k»cadoo. Call now!
tieello" compln. clioee to 11.<Xk> Moves you lDto a Onnee Cout c.ollep. 2 28 bom rAIA.DISI Only $10.000 <or more)
down oo 3 Br. 2ba ea·
ecutlve home 1n pre· 1U1ious Harbor View
$!1119..500. Owner541-02'10.
atory floor plan deeorat-coz:y r e located Artl I bo I • ed lD Mith t.ooee. En• .... , n e a r ~ o . c 0 a 5 t at c me n No.
dlDinl am. 1 bedroo;"• P\aJa. .. Mioutes rrom the ~~ .~·~
batb downataira for be a c b · · · p r I c e d level featdnn1 z Bdrm•. privacy. Patio. Hurry ' tbouunda under the 2 Ba, bviag room with ....................... r£.,.RJ!!pli tll,Jl50. call 541).1720 Marbt.. A perfect oppty lllUlive fireplace over· 'Pftal!!aL for t.be lit time buyer or lookini city lipu. white
UDOISLI
i.st;y early ca lif 3 BR. deo. 3 ba.. hv. rm w fpl,
• beamed ceil Cozy
COSTA MESA CJO/o
Only 25~ down oa tbU
bread • butler fOWl>lex Owner will carry
b&l.aDce. at K f«-4->'"-All 3 Br. 1"2 Ba wuu
Yee.rly LOCO~ Sl8.200
Over SJOO pr mo spenda
hie ~u price 11J9.900
,I~ amallinvatorto&et lDto water view-, mini
-· ....... llip •..u.n. v .. a4o O-C.LA.&J-4
Nice 2Br coach, clean
C.M Part. nr shoppul&
& bdl. low •P9ft rent.
$11.SOO (0ZS143 1
Tortolle Moblle Homes
9'7UC2l
llG lld IST All
Near oew 3800 aq ft home
on ~ acre 4 Bdnna. 3
baths Vaulted wood
beam cetlinp.
Idea-for multiple family
awaer"Shlp. l270.000 CAU.'44-7211
Nn NIGEL: '"
~J\IL(Y fi,
J\SSOCI/\ T rs
Rr-dh1 ll~ReJlty
, I i•lll tk.111\ l)l I iu •
~lJ 7]~(, . . . ... ... "'' ......
UDO
3 Bdrms., 2 baths, with
MP&rat.e apt On Udo
Ille. Owner very flexible
on financulg. A real 1leal
at SG>.000. or make ol rer
DECORATORS
DUAM ~beautifully dffor•l· ed ooodo near So. Cout
Plaza features 2 Bdrm. 2 t.th, new carpets, wall
coverinea. ceramic floors and RV accesa. A mat to see. For mott in·
formatioo call 546-518>
., : .. HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
m.ga.
'111eMl'WYew .... v ..
Spacloua $ bedroom blxDe wl1b approx 2100
aq.fl. Laree llvin& room
with brick fireplace ..
&Jerf ed ror eatertaining. ~ry . family room,
country kit c hen .
Laod1caped lot witb
roomy covered patio,
sprinklers. Cloae to
1cbool1. Don't waH!
S12S.JK>O. Cal 1 540-1720
TAR88.L. -·
ASSUM.AIU LOAM
Sba(ll 3 Bdrm home with
an assumable l st and seller will carry 2nd No
qu&Jllytq. and pn ced at
Of\11 $108,888 Cal I --------
m.5f70 NOW EXISTING
ALLS,_ 8'/f»/oLOAN I~ TE Lv1y4bdrm,2ba.2story home on quiet cul-de·sac.
REA!. TORS Eastslde Costa Mesa.
tulding eq1aty. Owner $?5(),<Xk>
will belp fin ance =~1~r ea11 Mr ti:J:1,:ic~!qc•:t:~~,~ir.:f=-:1ffl'Hl==.::sz:1
0-PoW 1026 -· .(~
••-••-••• • •• •• • • • • • •• 12lJ N. Coast Hwy MAIUMIT A Laiuna Beach
Spectacular hilltop 07-4848 =-to 31:.=. 5L1~ La1J9a Hms I 050 Rd • Calle La Prima •••••••••••••••••••••• •
ven. '19.000to1245,000. Leisure World, Gate 14 Gl·lSIO;~Bklr. Panoramic view. 3rd
MEW DUPLEX
$185,000!
OceDu view. Walk to bch.
Joa.A#.486-M9'1
famt•Y~ 1034 .... .................. .
Try YA ,.__c...ao
Boolll rm, J Brm, 2...,ba,
bichl1 upp-aded •. ""-· ~
IWlacl• .._. I 040 .......................
SlASPIAY
BeauWul 3br, 2ba, Con·
do. W /sec gate, pooli
ape. taws & volleybal
crt.a. Short walk to the
beach. Part Place Inc. SU.. 7481
MICE&MIAT
lbf', l~ba. oeu abb,
~ & fwy acceu.
Priced at only $95,500.
Part Place.Inc. &f.2.7481
lrWle 1044 .......................
floor. Vllla N 11e¥a, 2br
2ba, 586-6879 AtC. aft
?pm.
..... MICJllll 1052 .......................
....... Ylefo 1067 .......................
ST ARTER HOME
3 BR Cordova model
wtalr. Aaaume loan
lfO.<Xk> 8'-4~ & l pl .. bal.
cab. Offered S92.500 Ramona Host 759-0226
~k'-il>~lldl!'
club • tennis rw11
$31S.OOO. CaJ.l
MISSION REALTY
aM--0731
SHORT
OF
MONEY?
With owner rinanclng
~ ooWd save Sl000'1.
~cioua 4 br, fam rm,
dio rm, West.cliff home.
Vacant, so owner ls anx·
lws. c.al16'S-7221
T..--TenMTenlll
Owner moti va&ed. Love-
ly Westchrr exttutlH
3lOO sq ft home huie
bonus room. Linda
m~. 646-SOll
••• ~llalr
101Stonebridge Or.
Santa Ana You are the wmoer or
two tickets (s:'l.IO value>
to
lilOBlLEHOME
BUY-SELL RENT
FINANCE
Mobile ..... Store
Info; wullow C......
CALL US 661·I02 I
COSTA MESA FOllLEASI
&acie wide becbdM pad N9w 2 bedaoom 2 beth lBr, Ula,$ ml from ~b. bome Minion Lakes --~~ce renL •eounlry Club. Golf · CR37a MobUt! tenna-pool Buut.afully
flalDMm.MZl landacaped, no main ·
• I • "+rtr 1400 cenanee yard.
_. .... ·-············· 96900ubboule Rd Desert Hol Sc>nogs
2J.3.J71.2S72 ,,,,_ tWl!ot at.cl
Ur. f!llk. range, uol pd
A.dull.I. No Peta S37SMo
la .. MC. 6'2--0llS
Neal' New 3Br boule, 2ba . fenced patio, dbl gar,
near shops. ~ts incl
~atl!!T ~ms all Spm
EASTSIDE Jr Exec
Pool. buae ram rm. 3 br. 1..., ba, tned. yrd, pell •
lddl OIL 1 b&k to Khla.
Yrd. poai 6 wtr incl 'd. mo mo. • ROM Ln • Mr Wood. MZ· uno or
91000
~. lBr, 2 car pr ..
MW crpt. new paint.
HOMES fOR BENT
3 or 4bf'. Priced from
$Gll5-115815. l'bcd yard •
aaraaea. Families
please. Kicb • pets ~.callllM-ZMSor mmL ~. oo ree.
lllrdW• llw'r 3242 .......................
ON MAIN CHANNEL
lhmd _.. 2Br Ooodo.
mllr bdrm • liriq rm oo the water, tenn11,
poof, praae. $1200 mo.
(Zl3 )58&-Ul37
fence, DO peta, $4SO. 38r. %Ba , crptl. cirps, lrg
~211r1 reacecS 1ard. i block to
2 Br dupln. eocl garace. beach. SS75tmo. Eves •
l'ncd yard No peU $37S WlrDda CZ13 )431~.
mo MB-MIO Townbou5e lbr, 3ba, rec LocaHo. PWm Sprmgs IWtury con· EASTSIDE fad, boM shp avail. 2 car
do on lliaallOO Hllls cc Brand new 3 BR. 2...., Ba pr 1125.Mo N0-4054
Lalle11de. fairway & townbome. 3 car garage, ~ 1244 mtn. view. OwMriaaeot f P I r . s It y I 1 g b t • ••••-•••••••••••••••••
9&,1.l.Dor9S3-08157 microwave Pool, tenrui. Gnentrft 2 Br. Comm. tll6 mo Days ~. pool, cable TV. gardener
DIVORCE 1 M usr SELL• evs 675-0204 Ind. SWlO mo. 56 l-435S
T o paz Laite 1rea . * * *
Calm designed pool & Great Assumable Loan spa in xt.ra ordinarily bl fl
No need to worry about pnvate yrd. Owner will tup interest rat.es quall-belpflrulflce. 616-7711 l•-------•I rylDg or nasty points. &HVERSITY PAD
IB.MOMTE
Prem. lot completely
clolled ln Dllry tbru iron
pt.e. Located cloee to
ldloola. 3 BR, 2 baths,
ram . rm . gard e n
kitchen. Offered at
Sporh • Vocaffoll
&IVShow
Jan. 5tb tbru 13th
Anahelm Convent.loo
Cent.er
Ntwty ~~led shop-
ping cenler 1n Cos(a Mesa bas swtes avail•·
ble for 1mmed1ale oc·
cupency from 480 1440 sq
fl. Several baa 2 en·
trancs, aome have new
carpeta " painting Call Paula S Katz Agt .
213 /4&4-4.Sll Nevada. New 2-sty , M'r+ndp,c~
16SOft. 101 home 3br. -un 2b&, heavy shake roof Zl4 Ins Ave
l84TALS
l BR. l Ba .......... $400
2 BR.2~ba ........ ms
New and shining 3 (~1wffi!ttlt1rnii
.bedroom 2 bath with --·--·--commuruty pool. large Real Estate t.ckyard Wltb extensive -------'--
brtt*work and best of all
aJow down payment will
C~ _f~ 1n F\111 pnce
llD)DI. Call 7S1·3191
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TPROPERTIES
.*VETS* u.Y..-Tty NOW ... NO WN
WANS TO Sl00,000 U1W lNT. RATE. Let ua ~.h:;..:1· -u.. 754-l202
C•h•-INdl 1011 .......................
·~ ... lllTA11
,. OM~•ACll
~oaeun.., tblilll~lot aaion1 plne ·=~-··•tit. _ ......... ...,
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OAK GLEN
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One ol t.be mcest mobile & lnvestm-t eat.ate size lot Owner 1.-_ .. _··.·.··.·.·.··.·.·.··.·.·•.•-1 Sed lnqwnes to Tom _ ,._ · • uun1. up-blxne _...,._ in So Cal "" ,,.,.,..;,.. 1• Halaley P 0 Box 1M "'JSIPITS va · Avail. S, Jao. .-.-. . 640-5777 81 G CAN Y 0 N . HIAT "TWOfB.. L.Canada. CA 9l0ll. . F.ASl'SlDE 2 BR. 1496; 1 1150llo. 55M4ll9
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sada int, SBr, Npt Shrs, llMl9"'0ltleedl J740
JIOOi,teanisl850 968-8263 -····················· a BR 2~ Be eaec condo m K.1"1 FINEST
moat ~ Bluffs SpanbbEatat.eLivlnl'
locaUon Perfect rond Buutiful part-like sur·
lril>mo.864-7315 roundln11. Terraced
pool. &mken gas bbq,
BIUilu1 lrp 3Br, 28a sparkling fountains.
boule I.a E. Slutl. Cov· Sp• c Io u a too ms . end patio. Low m.ln· separate dialftl area.
t.enuce fenced yard. '#alll·ba clot«a, home·
nan Dbl A all lib kUdleD "cabi.neta. _. ..,..,.. v Walk to Ruotlogton 2-IG. 9D>/mo. 153-2197
01M'lt I br, I be, walk to
a.eb. comm. DOola •
-tamlL *150 mo. l'amib.
Df600
c.m.-.
2 Bedroom turn. $4&5.
Tovmboule rum.~ Adults. no pet.a.
UWlUea Free!
15-la Mm UIO IAQU'INTAHERllOSA
-· .. -••••-• .. ••• llZ1l PU'blde La. 1 blk BtO a.Br. 1~1a Ooado, w. ~ llndl. s bibs. o1 ~ "-.:".:t ~ F.clnpr.lf7-M(l
c•·t!ll:~...,_.._. 1741 ~ ...................... .
-
[ .J'/,ocialed.
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Wqtneld
FAMILY AnS
Brand new beautiful.
large apt for famihef
with 1, 2 & 3 children
Near park & schools Kiddie play area.
2Br,29a -$45(
3Br.2Ba ~ Nopeta
31111 West W'tlaoa, C M.
63l·M83/548·::MOll
Open UMdaHy
2llr. lba, lndry rm, No
Peta $340Mo. + clean
dep moves you tn 792
Shalimar. Call btwen
12&.3 or aft. s. 642· 7356
2 Bdrm. cpts/drpe, blUns. Adulu. oo peta $34.S lmo
~
•2 Br. 1 ba condo nr. So.
Cout PlaJ.a New crpts,
drpl. A. C. pool, secunty
sate. Cb1ld~n olt, no
pets $460 MS-5151 or
968-3552 WestW.V-
Bla&.t.itul new adult apt.a On the beaca Bach hotel Nopeta. lmmed.. occupy. apt.2.106 W Ocean/root.
Pool, JUUIZI, l&r•IJf $?3). lst.\iut. 6'13-41.S4 avail.
&cbelon S27S.$28( 2llr 1..-. ba Twnhle. 1345
l Bedroom $32$-$33: Adult.a No Pets Enc I
2Bedroom 137().$38( patio Nr shopping.
TSL ltlamt 645-el.U ~
Near oew 2 br, 2 ba, bltns, 3 Bdrm apt, $475 mo. Ga1
oo pets. U9S. mo paid, encl gar, adlla
56tm M2-5013
Be a ut.. 1 very l& bdrm
phaih. laundry, lmmac
JnlUDdt. 1121 Pomona
$125 mo. 81M018.
STUNNING lar1e 2br, .. arm apt. Pool, !'ft area. tasllo.no w. 18th
SL
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I.A See u .. -A"' C G. tao ta..y C&l.l 912 3117 2~ ..... ..., ---V r;..=w:. 4350 l.ea¥en&me6DWDbtt f>reeJmbtflldlb ~ S...A.. lllO Ever)'dQtoLuVeg.b ....................... ...-·--•·•-•••••••• 40K wW eot.atle you to V'aaSdaede•led Air'~ ~ .... ~. ·POrtBQ's Marguerite St. CdM . lOOK worlb o f tax Forl!lbmaUonCall ~~~-.... s:BS. 2 Br. 1~ ba. pool, urage w t storage bmd'itaforlm I need• SZl.-JIO C2131'1T5-0100 ~.,,, .. , •• .....,.. petJo. l&e•aJ.ry, lltlmac, sbe.lves. $401mo Call b p tn r lo h Ip -walktos1~ oondo.4lotW.WL _494-DM______ __ ~ r:; .,,!Je<'t M:ny Lost&f...t SlOO 1711 ... wwe1t Gemuu Rlty ~ Offk.a..tal 4400 other oppor avail All ............... _ _. .. ..
at WOtMf' lnumc. large 2br. adWl -•-••••••••••••••••• liOO'la ~aJ John~ 847-6064 condo Pets OK Pool, lor2RmSWtafromS7S or714~ ·~ Gt__... patlo. S440 Sue. 848-8544 179 W 19th St CaJI Tom lava I "' oa Aft. lPM S40-23l0. Ocscw h•itt SO IS FOUND ADS
ARE FREE
Cal~
r __ .., all adult, DO pe•·, Condo in lo~ly aetl!ng .,..... --~Uee••• •• ••••••••• • ~ ""' Lbr ........ aa•a pool avm .,_,....,..VI sum «>K wtll entitle you to l ...... Br apts 6200 Ed· · -'" ""'• • """' ~ •' _... ja('uul.$37S MS-9442 FuUNrV,ceolfioea lOOK worth or tax ineef, HB. 84&-0619. in~ Center bmeflll for 1979 1 Med a
$C75. 3 Br. 2 ba, encl.
garage, frpk, all bltna,
new c.rpt, WI 0 hookup.
TSL Mgmt 642-1603
2Br 2Ba Townbse Apt,
paUo. gar, adulls. no
pet&. ttm area. close to
traoap. Effective rent
S39S.. ~ 12'19.
Walk to Beach, 2Br. 2ba.
ht.or)'. m> mootb + Sec. Dep. Call 53&-9815
SHARP beach, L, 2. & 3
Br. frpk, dabwar, gar 6
petioa. No pets 980-ZJ.58
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Seawind Villao
New lfa bdrm 11fiury lldwt apta ln 14 plans
from USO. 2 bdrm
t.ownboules from l500 +
poob, t.ennis. watetf alls,
G or~ac
drive North
an lleP'addea
tben We.it on McFadden to Seaw1nd Vllla1e.
(714 .... 5191.
4000
... acport .... .,, -·················· .. ••••••••••••••••••••• Roocn w/kitcbenette rAllHIWPOIT f1'2week6up.
Bachelors, 1 or 2 541-97'SS
Bedrooma6Townboutet Bedrm ID a&r Condo, From S3llO .00 W /kM.cblD .. lDClry pri VI
Spectacular spa. total Fem pref 'd, help re~reatloD pro1ram, w/deen. Sl.50.mo. Util LD-=~t7~ _d._TJJ.--'--'u.;...n. ____ _
Jamlloree 6 Su Room for rent In Cll
•
JlUlaJ ..... ~ltOO home. Avail. Dow. ~ SD>/mo. Orta 141-TI74,
I Br. :a Be, new plusb ...;or-"-S46-a&IS~..;.;.;;-· -----
~.pool,~. 2 Lovely eonaeelln&
9'21 mo. Adult.a. DO pet.a rootu W /belCODJ, _j>vt
Located acroaa trom bMb. ld&ch. prhp. CJoee
NWSll Bc:b GGU Coune. '° beach. -ut.U lad. ey.,... C!ll ~ llll • a.. + m depcd. --------e m.saor~
• ..,..~5'1o bus partner to help hnish my project Many Gt.Mr
'42·5671
lS>l WestcWf Dr approx oPPor avail. All 100% !"!'!~~~~~~~~
700 sq ft. wUl build to ~-= ~ or l.otlt or Found a pet!·Call
swt. ample parking, ---------Animal Ass(ataoc-e
Jobo.Phbel'MZ-3lll Mlllmvfolom 5025 League 53'1·22'73,DOI•. .;;;;i ••••••••••••••••• UDO tSUMD , _________ nu.t or kJat a pet! Call
Brtdr otfttt bulldin~. ap· swa.. LOA.MS Special Pals Hotline. proa l3llO aq. fl ,.~ 8nd 714IV12·123S. 2131251-.,..
...... P9l'tina. PreseaUy l"tlU4. Altlli& 80< sq ft 2IDd TnlSt Deed Loe.os on Loa t. Fem . Pera i a o
St4-3Dt or nu 7se.o.344 ~J&~Y Siamese cat. ·'Gator·· tomMt r.'{~· Call Am>ene. sct-9727,
1235Sq. FL -mo. 972-0t.S5 1817 Westchff. N 8 E DEPT
Ageot.541-5032 SAMTlAGO IA.Mil LOST 11Y DOG: Hai!
7141132·S200 Bl aclt 6 Tan Tet-Exec. otca. m aca. n. rrom I~~~~~~~~~ ner10ome rmx. rneadly.
S180 ~>' aerv avail, I r I . y o u sa g .
jaadonalind.557·'10l0. /NEED HEARTBROKBN :
WAIWMT V -~------
LUXURYSUITES GENEROUS REW•t> >US.~~-NB /MONEY for~ollilverCopt.ic
U 6 3 Rm. dis. offkes; V =n!,n~ ~P~
DO ••••• ,... . N r . 11a Sai«lmental ta.hMf. , • Pleaee ealJ aM2'Jl . . AitporW HcMl. 833-m.3
tTo12 LOST: 11. 8Ul &ab vie.
0'11 ...... 4450 ........................
For store ls omce a.,.ce •t rwoaable rat.ea.
500 .. 2700 Sa Ft.
llESA VERDE bR PLAZA 1SZ5 .... V-* E, C.11 .
'4Mtll
Newbope 6 He i 1.
REWARD ... T180
round black A wJllte
female HUIUJ, anret 6
moa. Vic. llapOl1•1 Mama. ID.-n ••
Ul&t: J.J.2'7·71. At IUJI.
In llB. II. Sla.IM* }it
~ a n.a collar. REWAJ\D!..,._~
I.On': ....,,... ca\, un
~acArtltef'.lc 11_.,....in. .. , SA. 1.-lr:rd.
ADVERTISING
··-TOMMY'S PllHHETION OF NEWPORT ARTIST
.ESCORTS The Dally Pi1ot 11u an
64Z-1571 Also Kiring unmediat.e opening for a
GnatCCMnpmty talented and creative _ ESCORTS person wllb neat and . clean produclioo stills. autn. 641-0180 Crisp apec layout&. tight oomps and bandlettering ___ MC_.._l_S_A __ -1 a mmt. Typine ability a
Di.AJ40ND WANTED · plua. Good company
Prtv. party will buy I lo 3 benefits and starting
c&ral,caah.N.B.548-4975 salary. Please call Personnel at 642·4321, O.C. AllPORT ext. 277 between 9AM
&$CORT SERVICE and 5Pll for lat.ervtew
Sj)eclali&ln1 in bual· appointment.
ne.11men, reudeots ORANGE COAST ~)9•5241 DAILY PILOT
330 W. Bay St.,
Prof: Muaaae by St.eve, ca.ta Mesa
Llc'd Therapist, N.8, AnEqu&l uam-tpm. Appt Only Opport\mAy
~2817. Employer
MASSAGE llDlfMIOeo
Your masseur·
la Bob .,\Ames
Oulcalls ~ 11. 4M-511 l
JOM'S OUTCAU.
11113-1121
AJf?edo •• Ha1r Etc. 1610
PCK. Newp't Bcb.
m«m>. We are renting
styUna atatiom.
An atra MOO -$1,000 per
moat.h, p/t, cbooee your
Ori~ to Sacramento fo own boura! 531-2'03
Qiriat.a:aa. Want penon to abr dnvlnf. & ex-APT MANAGER-Semi re-~.831-CIM · tired couple for 55 units.
ExCJlin& Pbt.>Oe Calla ;:~13 ) 865-385l, (7l•)
We are for rY;aJ Try us.
~A· Ji"rie<od: 558-24-41. Aue;u ... • Tralnff
lmmed Opening, will
train, N.B. 648-9818. ~ko.tcal•
ti.AM.UM 835-37 ASST. MANAGER for fab
chain. Fabric or rel.ail ·FOXX SHOP exp. pm. Call Maurine
ESCORTS A=TIVE Orielllala, tall b)Ondea, NS flame modela. Out· Ace o la,..,......
.etll.IOl-ZMI. AutomoUve experience
neceuary. Salary com· _PHYSfC RIADB men1urate with ex-KE*> will adVlM on any perlmce. Houri s to 5 IJl'.oblema you have She Monday thru Friday
will off~ )'OU 3 readlap EXCELLENT chance ~ telepbOOe. l.Physlc forad-----ment with 2.Tarot Cardi 3.Ad· ._...... . an \riae·$SO for all. Must enthusiastic, 1rowmg
have your phone oo. lat aJlllOf'&tioo. name It birth algn Con· Call Demi
tact Kemo at (408)
•1008 or 9801 Soquel ..Dr. A , Ca. 95003
<\Umdon: 1 am pregnant.
fordp and healthy. I
caimot tan care or my
bab,y. Need adoption.
91117 Neille. 55Nln6
Doklll ait.r' f Pll
~
#I e. 0.-,. C:...,
2125 Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA tn-noo
AUTOIOUTI
RmlSTER. Early AM.
Ht to z bra, $375 to
U50 /llootb. Xlnt
moon.U1bt. WJ•es. re-
tired, dl1ablllty, •tu· •ililMl.M~•lf denta. Need Id wbla. .-.;;,-_...;....;.. ____ 1 se.amor54M722
8ABYSJTl'ER-for 2 acbJ
... dllldrm, It hakpo1.
sw':~'to.
Beaut. Irv. loc.
f o r i n d i v .
w /teller
supervisor or
savings
supervisor
background. Xlnt
benes & start sal
to $1000.
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SAYINGS •
SUPllYISOI
Growing branch
in Westminster
seeks i nd iv .
w /~aving s
s upervisor
background .
Great bens &
s uper friendly
co-workers. Start
sal to $1050.
<;;'z.=
P/T TR.LB
TU9&S
2 Openings for
allrac. outgoing
.indiv. w/typing
30+, exp
w I cashiering le
willingness to
learn . Work
approx 20 hrs
wk, Sat a must.
Openings in San
Juan Capo &
Laguna Niguel. c.-c...,
972-,,55
IOOkki&B
ftAIMHS
No exp nee. just
a willingness to
learn . ni ce
appear & ability
lo operate adding
mach. Beaut
beach toe co. of rs
xlnt growth
potent & start sat
$650.
C.-C.ny
972-HSS
RECONCIL.EMENT
CLERK
E x P. i n
reconcilements
w I corresp banks
& lt. teller/ hew
a c c t s
background .
Growing bank in
beach area seeks
nice appear ind.iv
to work 2·3 days
·on reconcile·
m e n t s
& rest of wk as
telle~/nN accta.
XJnt growth
potent, bens &
starting aal $806.
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*
LOAM.,_,CISSIM6 ca.m
~o:.Bt•ch
General clerical dutiea.
Typlna. heavy pbooee.
For l.olonmUOo,
plea.le contact:
Ceola Denn.ls
842-ls.w
USLIFE
Scrrt.p " Lo. ..... 19>21 Beach Blvd.
Huntmeton Beach, Ca
921641
*
Equal Opp Empl M, F H
Classified
C.tlr
Salis & .
Reception
n. Dally Pilat bu aa oPminl at tbe a.la of.
flee froal c:ouoter. DuUea
comist el dau1fted ad
.... reception fOC" tbe
company • 1eneral
clerical work. Must type
45 wpm oo electric and
be capable of dealing
with the public. Op·
portunity for advance-
ment. Excellent com-
puy benefit&.
FOC" Interview pleue call
Personnel Office
642-4321, ext 277
~I COAST
DAILY PILOT
330W. Bay St.
ca.ta Mesa
Equal ()pportumty
Employer
--------Oencal Part lime Very Baolang tQ!y personnel depart BA'fiilKING ment 1n need of en· thus1a.sllc person to pro-POSmONS cess company group LO t..e OftS.IMGS suraoce daJms. Exact FOlt hours or days wit open &
flexible w work load FILE CLERKS ldealsltuauoo for person
Excellent trainioe op-
portunity for career
minded individuals. Ex-
perience dealinf with the
public a plm. We offer a
good atartin& aalary
comrlement.ed by COD· een al working at·
moapbere and excellent
company paid benefits
Apply 1n per11on
9AM-3PM.
tJt-4200
Ci 11184S IAMK
Of
COSTA...SA
29'IO Harbor Blvd
Sulte205 a.ta Mesa
~~
" IARB.Y
MAKIMGm
Thia may concern
~ .. We are a national
wholesaler of industrial
w1acbool age c,tuldren or
blgb sd>oo11college atu-
denta desiring work after
school. Misc duties Ir
time permits. Typing not
esaential.
CIMCO
265 Briggs Ave.
o.ta Mesa, CA 926218
546-4460
CLERICAL. Mature
penoo. accurate typist, 8Dod with ftgurea. lrvme
k1raian Call Maurine,
James lnauraoce.
'1'SZ.(8KI E. o. E.
Clerical
JOIMTHE
NORID.L TEAM
OF PtlOFISSK>MM. T-..c>RAIJIS
All clerical aldlll needed·
... for a day ... for a
weelt. .. for a month.
TOP PAY NO f"EE
eql.ipment. We are look· l'arell fl Ing for tndlvlduala who
want to earn btwn
$200·$500 per wk. We SIJMCU.&
have full & p/lime pos1·
lions open and a com 752-6666
M/F pw.e tra.inmg proaram. lRVINE
U YoU are tired of mak· E.O.E.
big mUilmum waee. or I~~~~~~~~ wortdni la• willorm, , _______ _
call today for ao 1n· t.entew. We believe a1e
la no barrier, but that
lmowledie la the key to
aucce••· For an in·
t.ervlew, call 957-1150,
lrvtne.
Bartender, female pref.
Abo need busboy Ex·
per. pref. Tona Roma 's
2511> W Coast Hwy . N B
642-9070
Clerical
GENERAL OFFICE
TYPISTS
SFCRET ARI ES
ACCTG Cl.ERKS
PPBX·PULSE Top Pay No Fee
Paid Weekly
Beauty Operator. aull-IRVINE 7S2-f6M
tut wanted for 1hop IDE M /F
owner In Newport area. 1--------Faablon con11clou1.
631· J.3IK).
Breakfast Cook. ex-
perienced oaJy. top pay.
excellent benefits.
Bt•~ beech location. APllb' la penoo. 400 s.
a.& Hwy, Lal Bch. The J•a.r
CABINET SHOP
PRODUCTION
DET,\JL!!R -Mlllmen
A .... mblen needed.
Ol&m 6 tract expe.r. ,..
qd. XlaL • .,. • '*-·
San O.mente Ca bloet
a.ip.-.-1.111•1
PACIFIC
MUTUAL
A najor Ille I.mun.nee
~IM8dquartered ID Newport Beach, llu
opponunlUea for in· di~ wttb lkilla a.ad
1eneral office ••· ~ in ooe Ott more ~the (ol.Jowtna aNU:
•"l'TI*tl • SecnWJ /Dktapbone
• Geoeral
Cieri cal /htora ac• ~•rml••I =d. .. • Mall laaerUOD
Mc " a°"'**'"
. ... ,. , ...
lflO'•
Wit• O•• ef ,,... c., ...
P.-.Jttom! MIVll A,_
A.Dt•• AllT
No SH. Ideal fOf'
attract lndlv
w I t)'ptna S5 +.
Good math apt le
ability to
f unctloo on own.
F a1bion Island
baaed co. w/xlnt
bena & start sat
to $1000.
1.;;;;;~ii;~;;;;;t DrJnAL Mflr .. Ortbo--------, ~MOfU.Af ellr. Xlat. wa1e & ·-tllOffla
=11
'*" C&8I Tb.I• Lots of variety
w I tbis financial
giant. Loe ln
Newport Beach.
Lt typing &
pleasant attitude
only require-
ments. Start sal
to S850. CtlC-..,
t7Z·Hll
CODI c:&.al TIMI
Ideal start pos
for indiv. w/little
or no work exp.
& ability to type
25-30 wpm. Very
friendly atmosp
& xlnt bens .
Start s5}to $57S
CelC.ny
t72-ttl5
ACCOUMn
IECSYAIU
Tl.AIM&
No exp. nee .
Good oppty for
indiv w/10 key by
touch &
willingness to
learn in this
Fortune 500 co.
w/xtnt benefs &
start sal to $700.
CelC.-ry
t72·H55 .....
llCOMCILBS
TUA 5
Entry level pos.
for 2 ind.iv w/nice
appear. & some
ability to operate
10 key adder.
Beaut Newport
Beach loc. Start
sat $550 .
~-=
MICIOALM TIHES
Super oppty for
indiv to learn to
operate
microfilm mach.
2 Openings in
this beaut .
Fashion Island
firm. l Days, 1
nights . Xlnt
bens. & start sal
to $650.
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IAC T'IAlt8
Financial giant
loc. in beach
area ne eds
several indiv's
w I l't t y p I n g •
10-key & some
c r e d i t
background to
join this fast
paced dept. Xlnt
bena & at.art sal
to $800. =1
WOID NOCISIOa
TUI 115
Beaut. Faabion
Island co. aeekl 2
lndlv'• w/tood
typing to 1,-m to
operate word
proceaalnl
m1ch. No prev
. esp n_,c. Ju1t
oice ippe1r •
wHUn~ll to
team. wto
$'100. c.
Lin-belllb. RDA°" ellli· T,....
-bla. NB. teMUl. P\lll tbDe podioa avalla· •
-ble for reliable ID· ~.-ctaaJINCP D & H T A L A S • d1Yidlllal to .,.mt ...tea
We whit J•• e ITICHAIUIDE. upsr dept. a.acer. 1'Jpln1
ft a If [ -Mlw y_. W/W, •ablfbed Of· ~ phone 6 dis·
A74'141 lb ID ·Jiff part Beach patcldo1. Call Shelle7
J7U ..... ._. ..... --1 ~ 0opyma Products
lls•pt.._. :...:::.,:.:: o-.1omee. Prr morn· ~~~~~~~~1 back offiN ualauat. lap. llult t.ype • spell. a QJCAL Cener opponualt1 la: ~m.1711.
.......... " tadalarritM ~ PMf·TIMI O.UM7-mlrtPtaway. GENERAL OFP'JCE -.a.-. Good tnml Full·tlme . Ex per.
akllla oeceuar1 . Dental A11htant I w /payablea ti! re · ~rt Ceat.r Drtve Ortbodootlc Chalnlde. ceivablea pref. Typing
k>cadoa Call 7SGMS. J o l n o u r t t a m . 50wpm. Pbooes • f1lin1.' "
Pftlll'wive omea. Coata call~
Clerks. T·U . ~30 PM· -..Newpcit.546-5170. ---------
UPM. Tum, Wed & Fri. 8 I II .. Office
UPM·7AM Sun tbru WTALASstST. a.cta•cs ftr. ,..._
Tbun. 175 Paularlno, 4 clays. oo Sat. Beach ~ w /91•rflA of. "
CIL 151-4152 --.~7'8> fie• ••p•rl••c•. "'
DB'VTY
Pb1I Ume aad pert time 9'*ial Deputy po9itiooa
anl1able for' ll"V10e Com
~ ..... tfrOt19 :
c ~ 'c.ffn •llb.
C.t Yc6w-l!ledrolllcs
at~t264.
a.Ell-TYPIST
Trainee poaWoa a•aila·
hie in out Clautfied Ad· vertialnl department
Haun 8All to 6PM. Liebl
typin& required ~
wpm). Typiq teat will
be admmitt.ered. Some
·ten key by touc b
neceM&r)'.
Excellent company
benefits includine
medical. dent.al. ure la·
surance. ek. Good op-
portunity for advance·
meal.
For Interview please
call.
PenoaDel ornce
642-4321,nt.m
OUMHCOAST
DALY PILOT
33DW. BaySt.
o.taM ..
Equal~y
COASTAL ,.. .. , er
pm.J Ruda • Property, ______ _
Pal r o I . P 0 . S · T General certiftca&e requa.red. Ap
pqatU..
TMl•YMCO
I071 Camdbeck
Newport Beach. MU7l6
Equal 0ppar Employer
Drber /Gardener comb
tine Yalid CA Uoeme
Good drhio1 record
Km ap 20. Apply at
Pennyaaver , 16410
Pleeed!a Cll.
DIUVEllS-Crou Country.
DO spedal tic ~UI red.
llacGnp Y acbta, 11131
f"lacm&la. C.M.
Drinn, Checker Cab,
A lt ... IMTHI
r~ HEW YUll .•• • ...... fob!
We have openings
for Secretarl••· ·
Typbh. ,. Clerb.
Aue•bl•n. Call
today ... work
tomorrow! Never
a fee
good driving record.
mat•re Individual. N 8 ...... ORG -~------1 EOE IMtlflU
l.llrtF -. • to mid> afterao•o. Deliver ~~ceW .. L.E ..._., prodllctl to~r ~A
mubU. Sf141%7. ,_ paJd. Ftoot office
penM>D for doctor in t---------t LA&sma· Must be able to WW...Y•A ... S orpnUl! otnce. To $1000.
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HAPPY llm or womm ZS Jn or ..W Y1A1 oWer. llllOW t.M coast
dtils.. Net SJ.ID a --OC' S4MOlS more. Orao1e Coast
2790 Harbor. C.M · Yellow cab. lTIDO Mt.
Procrammer Herrmaan. Foun ta In
Call Michele Mason. ...
5«)..5001. Abo ree )Obs
Sael.lla& & Soell1ng of
Newport Beach A&eocy,
GOCampul.
QJmpuUr · Valley. (No of Slater•-------
Recient bulc language. betwo Newbope " GENERAL Exper. pref. F /tlme nacid > VOLT T••porary .~
days 9lO D.0.E. Irv. 1--------t 5lrtb wW... -a 557-4752 w--
E L ECT RON IC AS · Happy Hew Year.
O:Jntractor or Carpenter. SDfBl.EftS.all pbuea, C.. la & Me us fOf" :t~-~:::: salary commensurate ... ~t paid fobs bt
Kitchen Remodelin•. wttb uper. En1llah too#a. • 1peakio1 preferred
™--0370 t'M ). ADdn Dectrooica 3188-L
COMTllOU.B Airft7, Aft .• C Ill
Rapidly upandin1
Oran1e Co llanufac·
turer bu lmmed. opeo-IDI for respomtble proflt crieded~ to
asaumt podJoo U COD·
troUer. Caadida1e must
have acco.mtint desree
md be well wned in Ac·
c ountiDI Controla ,
Btadpts. EDP. and over·
all financial • accounl·
m& msmt. Call betPniDI Dec JI. 6M-8'TS7
COOlt Breakf aat.. aper.
nut be fut. Good It.art·
Ins aal. Oo beneftt.I. 5 day
Mak. Apply in penoo
JciUJ &tier 400 S. Ooaat
Hw7Lai8cb
Ooc*/Dap. Permanent
......... ftdl Ume. Jllnt Wlllt:iat coad.. appl1 in .,.._. 'n. Upper Crust
lac., GD Olmpua Dr.,
l.nfM.
B.ECTRICAL
ASSEMBLERS
Experience prefernd,
bat wW train. We otrer
eoocS 1tarttn1 aalanea
and company paid
madical, dental and IJ re
tmuruc:e for employees
and depevcletrta. credit umon a.ad IDOl"e.
APPLY IN PERSON
WISSLER TIAMSPOIT
DYMUICS
1131 Welt Sepntrom
Sula Ana, CA
K.O.&. m/ftb
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INDUSTRIAL
TlC .... CAL
VOLT
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546-4741 .-eampua Dnve
Newport Beach
<Acroafrom
Jolm Wayne Airport) F.llual Oppor Employer
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Dell:1 PUot newpeper dmala&toD deputmeat. lrvtu. PwlGllDel ~ nm lldab17 a.accesduJ -& lnla. Col&a ..... locll ... •s••• iu. u ~--_ ~~o _______ _
OPmlDI for a tn.lw lD •~
OUAIUll UM cfrculaUoa aalea. -·--.1 • ,. ~fs"""'ledkwaru. -...-1
Tldlor
IOllMSOM'S
Wlmi9mll
WlD l:UnMw applicant.a
tor
~ ltlead 9PPUcu& .w ADa.u. .... lASST
Nllaft so--t 8-espUonllt from Z..f. rectAft a llbtral tt.artbla ,._ Kleid-NMiaeal aala
WATCH~"·
...ad to wort OD Pf'e-. daioD oU field lo.alru •
mea&a. Good COMPfll.)' beneftta. Excellent op
portUDtty for advance
mm&. Coatad Pel'IOQ -net. ln·al. Equal 0p.
portlmlty Ems*>Yer. ·
.... IRI .:sDICAI. ANT ,~ ... TIME w.d. ·am. For Bahl.a nlar!' 0111hrl7 dirialoa al latte corp. 8ldl 4* _..ta blPPY ~• CoriDl.biu Ytdlt Club . ....,.,\ed ...-.. boaua Rl1bt arm to Salea TAILOMnTB
"1ll time DOllilaa ••aila-ble.. Mull be ccperiwed
wilb qullt7 clotlaiel. Eacellent company
bmtftla. AllllO Penoa·
1$·-· =::..,.Ho.. EVB41MGS ll01 Bayalde Drive, :".:".e'rii.•:'!°?Z~ :::.-G:•.:-W:. lilm....... • ,.. Adldta wt&b oufaetN!l•1. QDI: ...__ poa1d uutlona. /!ald mml ~'1· Plmla ..,_ .... ..._ to:............... .. penooal,IU. ----·-el_.. .. _...... .. .._. ,_,...._Qi,_,_ wtao-'-__ ,__with RECEPTIONIST, Law P'Ol.V lmwauce, ll e ID· .... _ u•• ·-.._Wm lddt.o;... a&i:rt al cmc.. lite pbcoes. "'50 IAll'UIOe II dad.al cov-trade abow. T:J1»0· ~:=:= LSOAL a&Cl:PT-,.:e:·::.=:1 ol $U4 ffl hour. Pbooe PSmo.lSZ-7ClO ~~=:: ~f~ ~ ~ ..... Rome TYPIST lllolmum IS front offlu'lo aolo 142· Ill, l!~t UO ~,...,Offlct car wtt.b penooal uae "SiDeUlDJ ol Newport
ne1 ..._.12 llan u.ru Fri •
•~STIR Welder needed. 2 yrs.
..... ._11 ,..,. + .,., Lq\ma lfllll, call ()pWbelmolopt'a sine· IEl!'.!'!!.l~P*M. 'E¥ddPc opportuDJty for privUepa. Bucb A1eac7, 4S40
W.'l'nallt .._Wlmlow,ISMOIO lice. Brt .... , -..uc, m-~~t-~ adi:'a:f•to&btaworkdidi:ev.ftinln-ARllicai:IU mwt be ll. _Oa_mpua ___ . -----
MAU. ellper. ARC ·lllQ
Eqaa!Oppor Employer ~AS14 material, bt
crane manufaclaf1!r'.
Top pay 6 benerto: ~-~al .......,.t....i .... --. __ ..,,.._ ...... ..,. .. hav. a eood drtvlna ,..._ .....___.t G··-_._ -~ • •. w-• -·-. n-.-•• --.,._... -uae, -~ ecrd Haun are 1eoeraJ· ~ Y ~ _., .r -_.._7 v..-.u. collediom. Experienced ........-1.... r=:1lou1 Newport lY ii.ul.ePM. llooday P/T,P/I'.~posta TAXPll.EPAJlERS -
llmtnf'rtbo Spe Ot.Allportarea; 2·3Yra. ID medical oroc.. Xlllt. ,d'f.Tl.-OMLY olftoe w/PR, typ. thna Prtday. Saturday ln JtluioD Viejo area. ForRB.offlce. Devault or Callfonitia~
............ ~i.: bv.alnesa, corp .. ul•-. worldna condl· mi.~ • rues exp bl "'--"-.Jw-___._.~11 eau-·-ll b -1 DuatostcreapaoaioDln • . .u l. ' · overtime avalla e a1 ...... •...----SanUADll ~ pro ate. Sl,000. tkmt.H•dlnpooBeacb. _. __...... --Bet--&A fr JSIZWCbaunc-.--.... •um ..... -. Orao1e Co .• we need -,_.._.., --11••-a ..-.c.ct&
F\n. Valley 756.Q3S7. -
... _ --~~people to Receptlonlat/Typlat. UJQUarequa.bfied•are 3Pllforappoh>t. -1•-fUDillrtoo m--. LEGAL s•CRETARY .. -..... -~-,---'---, .. -.-e-.. -_• .--a. for.. ...... ._ tat..tedinlearnlnttbe Pull or pert t i rue .
r. ~ ·--· .. _,.. .. ...-• Wa., a>wpm. Dlctapboue, FIT Secretary U .50/br. Mu1t have
NA""l'SS8 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ NEI~ ~ =e:::·.=/~~i =i•Sa~i~m11o:,~ Mon.-Frl. $4 .00 /hr. ===r.~r~u~I:,~ SICYWJMOSH dwroom iD chUd de w~ ... -• ,,,... *' """'ltion ror _ .. ,_ .... -.. ant. --. bellorove.r. lewbo 541-:M64. lkie. DI w. Bty. Cott.a Fee paid. Rapidly H · velopmeot.897.Q:ZS -.i-.cmim.•i••• _. r-.,.__..,., r• ""''' atab&e..-1 ~ Mesa. AM (Of' Hanf or paodiqco.Lotaolvarie-1 --._ lap Mt. w/xlnt. alr.illa. dent, familiar with are .,.~.. st Kela Goddard Only •PP· ty. Direct cont.act wtt.b Teacher, priv. prescboo ·
HRIAIC
Boltea wallte4.. Appb Dlx.otncm,0.C.airport pegboard ayatem S400SALAIY tybeforellAMorafter aalupeople. To $900 Prr. S Pll-6:30 PM
o..-L.-u or -• • :n area. Good bene. Sal MS-am Or profit t harin& pro-.__.d ... -v ---...__ 2Pll, llon.-Frt E O E Ai.o fee job9 C..11 Jen _ecz.ow. ______ _ ._.,.. _ .. --I Con gram. Whichever vou --... • -1 .,._._, """" L""'" ..-"""1. .,_ ... ..,_, -a.&-........ ,... -... ~ w nper. tact J al t"'""-.. in·--'--,,__, --~ -IPOU~NE a.;-~ ........... Prent.lc:e.as.5300 •MODaS• i::rer. For Int . call ...,....... • .... ..._., .... -SaJs 6 Snellin& al Newport ·wcrroRS
• weeot-tpm739-2208. =·=·: ~· Ex per 'd clot b 1 n I Buch A1eocr. 4340 Part Ume. Sun Thurs
lllSllSSES Liquor clertc. Mature, ex-*RAU""~* PartUmedehv .. ..., driver lrvloe. Call Karen Hleamao, part·llme Campm. S 30tot:JDPll. Can eam Aba.'9..ttoth per., able to work ~•ill ~,, 5tl).mt permaDeat.
BROWN
JORDAN'
2796Hc61day
Santa Ana. ea
_,,_.:=. ni&hta/wtnds. Apply iD Experience Preferred Deatal Lab. Ideal for · Cl:IA.51N'S 540-441 1 MD to SJQO per mo Will
••-• penon_ Uquor Liquol', •661 0729* bouaewives & mature JllX!iiJ>'llONIS'I' -Type . .., , SICUlfTY tr&aL llmt be rnpoo.11 -· -s:nw~rAve.HB. • peraon1. All or PM. SO.pm. Good phone SALES UDY Of.RCBS ble 6 able to roao-.. In
Appb: •-F UPM. --------~!Uy. mannera. Front office 1'lll or put Ume. The PUll time Ii put time op-~. ID N B area· W~R.uurant U~i.nbousekeeper, good •MODa5• PAIT-TIMBS appearance. Advert.111.n& Showoff 22 Faabloo partumt.iea available for ~ Anequa.Jopport.unny
X'!DVia()porto,NB w/cluldren, prvt. room, Ii ST U D E N T S • co. 558·0460 ask for lsland.N B === Telephone Surveyors employermtr
HOm.-4700$· 'W'&CS -~-1_01_~-·-up--to-$300_. •ESCORTS* HOUSEWIVES. ETC PmQy. Sales penon wantA')d for areu, 10 apartment W..ud. DO nptt, f\Jll ~~~~~~~~ ·~ Expe:riericePreferred Vacat.loo Club needs 5 llC8'T'IOMIST glll abop lD Corona del complex. patrol 10 er Ptr. Mllr.+bon~. ---------., u.,, Friday, days. Llve·ln housekeeper •661-0729* GOOD phone voices! Good typiog akalla. Mar. loterested In Newport Beadl Urvine J obo Al ex and er WOIU(OYlllSUS
Willtrain..Applybtwn 35 W1IDted. --------Start $4 .00 /hr . switchboard exper plants. f tlime. CaM Excellent beneflu for 714 8Jl -1471 or Makemoremooeywork
al Coco's Reatauranl 842-0051 Motd Managen. Couple Oays/Evea. 543-7957. Pnvate Country Club. 673-2268 full time includ..lo1 free m.&11M3tl. IOI a.bro.d regardless of
4ilMT McArthW' Blvd, NB. --------to manage small 22 untt 644-5406 bealt.b 6 life lmurance. _ R )'OUT a,e. sex or p~t
st0-2IM MAID IDIUI. Lag Bch. $600 + 1 PASTE 11p · SALIS '8lSOM uniforma. paid vacaUoo TELLERS -~ · e poe1t100 All types or
b -U Receptionist for attome')' fer glll abop, ~5.SillO & Sldt leave. If you want qd. for El Toro. llllMion workers urdentlv ·re --------1 Exper pref, full time. r apt. 962-9808 or n--.. Co "''...... ...... _, ....... 1 · Vr-'-' 6 La•run• Beach " 1
i1M3U ~SEMBLER ..,._e . "'"'...,rt area . to""' part"' ...., rvme -·--qwred. For deu1la. send &Ml A1ao p/Ume. 6'2-~. --------exp. pre{., llt.e typin& 6 Salelpenon, Perm. full· Q)mpAny ·1 profesaaona.I offices. A.lao part·Ume a 1 tam p e d , 5 e Ir .. · d lime. R.M . Abrams l •ft• ..i...... . ... ._ Coat.ad Joan or nttrnuATIONIST Maids. apply TI>e Inn at Need exper. liuurance wtth at least 1 year ex· booakeep1og ; 100 1eCU11 y...,.m,.,._......ap-~. addll!Mt'deovelopeto .• ~.!·-••ye-•-•-Laauna, 211 N. Coast Aacy. girl. Salaried, perlence, preferably telephone technique. C..ta.log Showroom, lB19 ply al. Gore417·Jm E 0 E. foee9 Es ••a1•Ht ...__ .. ~·~ .u... .. 35hr wk ,.,_,l f E II t ~uoo Newport Blvd ' Costa THlllYIHICO '= .. '"= ...
for._.... ty-'•t ·• ... th a Hwy,Latun&Beacb . . "41' or appt. newspaper. xce en ___ . _____ , Mesa lO'Tl "'---'b.a.. ~ _. _. -.. , ~5 ~ oompaoy benefits. Apply . .....,UIC! c... ~ Oll. COMPANY 101 WashingJoo str~ pleuant • efficlent1--------1-·---·----between 9AM and 6.PM. UCB'TIOMIST Sales Neowport Beacb"64-6796 ureentl'1 needs Mprnda·
llhmemannertojoloour MAINTENAN HURSESAJDES MondaythN~day Some typing, good ~~•JC...&... F.quat()pporEmp&oyer ........... ~ n.Jr-•-Del>t, ~~1~....._ ileserYations Depart-CE telephone ability. r-5 • "''"•u.;1-• b6epe:non .... canwur• .... uu.N .... .,.. -.. meat. FuU lime daya All shills, certlll.ed or OllAMGECOAST Mature reafoDllble Tropical flab, barda. wit.boul supenasion in ~ ........... ,u-.. com· MECHANICS trainees. Men Verde DAILYN.OT peraon. Fu l time. Laree chaiD needs sales Sem!tary Colla Ilsa. We train -·-.. ~ --~ Convalescent Hoepllal, ..... ..---._._ wbo want to wort T"'.., .. .-.u•-..,_.._ TN ""~ ....__ "~ 11m11benefitalncladin1' OemerSt..Cll _.._ .,...._ ._.. ----.......... - . .,...... .-.-• P/tiim. l.adlies to wqp &eemealperlhi.ft App-lmmedlate openloga C . · DIW.BaySt. ~ AasiA. ~.Ii ,._paid. u,_euna ~w.t P.uote.m, lndh1duaJ plates in bo ... tam Wed. thna with procreulve com-N>-'-.. ea.ta Meaa M1r. future. 142·5SZ4, an otfice •haft an ap-fl. War1.b. 'h. 78101. 1
v ·DOOD ~ Prev1owi tun .. -...... Equal OpportWlity R EGA RD LESS 0 F SllS-3ll2. or m4311 llblddor ~ ~ ea for small mfg. Good
Fri,Penoumel abop. e•perlemancce oer RN SUPERVISOR . Em...,. -EXPERIENCE or q~!!!ta ;po . U wurbil coad. C..11 9-S MAlllOTTHOTB. eqia ~ ui ed · 7am-3:JOpm, ____ _._y ... ___ education, Texas SAIESPIRSOMS Ill · .b.an.~L .,._1.0lll SOONewport~oter Dr clucSin, ~c:i ~~: ~llpCHA&m GE NURSE: •PIX• Refloery Corp. offers Penonatity plaa adu..lta Al90 fee job9. SDelliDJ 6 TOO YOIJNG FOR YAllHB:$0M
Newport Beach IJ'C)UDd. _.-~ I:\., a 0 swer1 n g you an excelleot OP· to work w It b • D d Snellla1 of Newport 111111 ~.,.
F.qual()ppocEmployer NURSES AIDES: 7·3;~ ....... er portunitytoachievehlgb motivate tlda. Over 21 Beacb A1ne7, •~• ...unw!! ~o!r{.!::.;;::=1
Jbaebeper /Live-in for
fatber • 3 Yr. old boy.
Noo-smkr, driver .
mature, Mon.-Tues otr.
Mee bch. borne. 675 3793.
HOUSEKEEPER-Uve·ln,
mldt drive, in good
beaJtb, free to travel
Top salary. Rer re · qared.. 486-(118}
Housekeeper , ex -
perieooed. live out. Mu.st
drive. No smoking. 7:301 to 3 :30. Nwpt Bch.
8'.'>fSOl.
lDcre.e YoW' Income in
themw year. Local bull·
r.-aecutlve eeeb &m·
blkall Mii ...u.rter part-
WEOFFER or~l1:30. T A.B. am. serv bas a income plua ca ab In Laguna, C..paatrano, Oaqiar We C\8'Telllly~•• -lilmt be penoa.abie wttb
*HI 1bly Competltl ve ~or will lralll rew poail i011$ open ID bomlles and benefits in San Oemeate, .a. ... n~E· SIC"Y,-acPT a. for 10 • medwlaca1 apdtude. We
RaLea NURSES AIDE AS -1\a., SA, CM, Ir Huot. B. C-OllU Mesa area. Wnle AAI -Mature woman for CPA = to travel c~ wl 11 tra In . Ex ce t. ,..,,_yalOvertlme SISTANCE 8 :30am-area. Vartedlhift.a, P'T KF. Pate, Boll 7U, F\. EYMMQ.5 ftnDat lhcArtburBlvd. Vert., Miami A tm.ellU and career oP *Sbl.t\DWe~Ual 1:3lpm or 4pm-3pm. No or FIT. Maay outat.and· Worth, Tx. 78101. Good other major dtJes •re-sutumtY avatl.IJ1-Z313 •Ellcelleot Company expernec. Ina benefit.I. Work near PHOME: & Jamboree Rd. sort attas W1t.b uruque
Benefits for Employees Good medical, dental yuur borne & earn wh1le M2-mlor498-4!800 SecretarytYJUL 7~-0214. =4 YOWll buuoea1 aroup YoutbCoumelors &Dependents. benetita. F1apbip Con· you learn Regis Hairatyliat, P /r Ext.250. Between l ·SPM repre1ent1n1 leading Part Time even1ne11
valescent Center. 466 5'3-4ZJO E 0 E Receptionist. Apply in Aak For Andrea U S . Pub 11 s hers ' Oulgouli adults woriinf!
APPLYlNPERSON Tia.pbipRd,NBM2-8044 --------· person. See Fafar, Mgr. PltlST1GE! t.ramportaUoo Ir hotel withyoulh.Over21 Own POOL CL EA N t NG 540-all88. Fee paid. Good SH. typ-pd. alone w1tb 2 wks tn.nspon.auon. $3 ~ hr
LW SIEGLER
TUHSPORT
DYNAMICS
3131 W. Se1entrom
Santa Ana, CA
E.0.E. m/f/h
Nurs.lng SERVICE-now accept· SALES TRAINEE. Need lnl 6 lilht accounUog tralnlDI at OW' expenH. St.Ill\ g.9pM •NURSE Ing appUcaUoaa for pool Require enterprising dependable person. Con· skilla wilf qi&alify you ror .• No r; aper I enc e CALL ANDREA
Cl---•-a ••--'cem penoo, spare Ume. Ex-tact Costa Mesa area Uus lar&e inLernallooaJ Ntteuary' All apph ,. • ., • .,.,.. "'xt '>Cl'I. 1 c.pu SUPERVISOR• .::.u.w•• ""'' .. , en. ex-cepUonal opportunity lo protected ac~ta We co Rlabt arm to naUooaJ cants must be 18 or over. .....E O._E, "' '-"' " "' The nation's largest perpreferred,Sll-4764 have your own market· train . Write N .E . SU.llana&er.ToSHOO. unattacbed 6 ready t.o _
.. ome care provider n.a-'cal N"--d-1.nog '-bualness wtlbout in· Crawf--' p..... PAN Alao fee Jobs · Ca I I start Im med. Return ~ a Superviaor of n u.. ... '""" "" -roenl Jeaoock Distr. ""'· '..... . Mlcbele Muoo. S40-S001. tnms~ation •uaran· MN c• m llM . -full-Ume private duty CO. Box ~ Ft Worth, SoeUind & Snell.log of • nuralo1 aervicea. We poalUoos, w/recent ex· Qmai•ttaata831-5008 fi. 78101. =" Beach A&ency, teed. interview COCl· -••••••••••••••••-need an RN wttb ex---'-._ -11 "-ll ror 0 ____ _. • .._ mn.... ~ ~ Sutherland al .W'; a IOOS pertence in •"{>t!rvlainf~ .,... • ._...... • '"" ·....., ~...... -..-..., ...._.Mesa Inn, 3205 ... ••••••••••••••••-·• br:m! bUl"l(DJ, ID·aervlce appt_88l..o508. COOK /Breakfast. Ea· SaJes ~ Blvd., lOAM to llammouth Tusk, Z2lb per. Mu.st be rasL Good Wanted ho s H I p p I N c " IPll Wed/Tb Frt oo1 &anintereatinlbegrvw· Presc hool teac he r . ltalUDg aal. Co beoerrts. wW -~ = ~ fUrEIVING Clerk, in-ur/ Y Ovory) rrom Alaaka. =· ~ ~~~ CerbficaLe or exper re· 5 Day week. Apply in wo r:-; nC a I l Mr veolory control. Fu II 557 .. 360 bt II I BIO_.~-----~
Upjobo Healthcare q·d. P ttlme & f tame penoo. Jolly Roger. 400 'Ibomll9oo540-4023 Ume We will train. Call Tn>ewriter
Service, Newport Beach av a ii• bl e . 640-8820 • S. Coest Hwy. Lai lkb. 5S7~ SHOP TIC*ICIAH .......,. OfllNJNG •
'1S2..-.S. Susan. Sandwicbmao wanted SHOISALIS r B.11 typewriters. Fast AMTlQUEMAU
Pre School Teachers A.9-~u:;rER Hr:; L p _ FIT, 0tr Ptr. Gary's Deli, Wanted with or without O'OWiDi com~_r _ Xlnt SUN JAMJARY 13
s1staDt. Houri 1-1. Call Dll E. 0Dut Hwy, Cdlil. expr WUJ train Advance IUITIJUDd.inp. QTII Inc LOAM loSPM ~llJl.9 =• = :e wO::. orca1Je7S-2l93 poulbtlltles. Gd com· 9157-ll.95 DOOR PRIZES Glf"'r.3
,.,~
lf lO'l are 20 or over, &
lookinl for a career op-
portunity in prinUn&, ap-
ply at PENNYSA VER,
MB> Placentia, Cll.
P I ti me b 'o a t e a a e a ,
waltera, buapeople.
Hotel aper. pref. WW
F1aible bra for acbool. 5ecrd.ary s-i>' benet!U. Apply in Typist-P!Ume 80wpm re· A L L I T E !II S
Appvweekdal':_. MustbequalifledlD1en'I penan.hmWlllamal 'cl P1a.lble hrs X DISCOUNTEDWtADS. ' PIUA olrtce tldlll/pn>eedures. 9.aDdard Shoet Z22 So q . erox JOIN OUR =-~le.n,roat ~fer 2-ayr1. uper. llacld.Anahehn.c.a .. =:x:..;~·i:" ~~ ~~:~!
NewportBeacb Typlnl 55-SO+wpm. SHOISALIS Oallltatb.1141-1011. ABBEY
Good oppommtty '°" ~-.,__....... ....... .........._ .. RH tau r a o t He Ip -ftdeot, weU-or1aoized, -·-or .......... ~ W .... JW........ ANTIQUE MALL r--• .. r . OD lbe Bay. --ble 1-.£& • ..tA .. -• ... apr. WUltraiD.Advanc:e ,_.,,...,. umWeatmhwterAv" .....,....... ..--wun1Uua1 ... poaalbWU• Gd com Pvt. club, La1uoa ,, _ _..._G ~03 Super Atmoepbere. A ll!t iD on IJ'OUDd floor al 1*1J ......-. Apply ..; Nl1uel. latenlew1: ~ row .
l1'9&t part Ume Job. anl1 fanned corpora-l*WOD. tam Wl uam. at 'lllLn: lOAll to I Pll.
Lalli'•· Llclo Vtllaae. lion ln preat11loua 81.mdard m.o.. 1111'1 So. PllaDa Katie or Debbie. 2 American antique!.
N.B.f'll..2115 Newpor\Onder/Fubioo atstd,Cll. TM/_,.,., Xlat. cond. Made In
Reltaurant lllaad. TM-7s.1SZS, uk SfARTNOW! w-a!tremea---put--Ume--da-'/-, J.M.S.1850. myrs ol~.
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PrepAn l&Ddwicbe9 6 S!lC'B.ETAllY, aper pre-otrers opportWllty for Broiler. Will train. ll,400.IG7Mlaft.81\f:..
1alad. Daya or evea. ferred, typln1, ana 9JOd eaalDo. You pick Mio,._
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SENIOR QUALITY
ASSURANCE TECHNICIANS
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· 'N9a...Mlo__,edit ._ups.ilt IOll Of9'9,.•••• Fiil ~ enbma camper 11"1U, tt.100. ·='"WO: t -old/Uh :::;_::•-•• .. ••........ ·; '> .. ltll ~~!!:: ... i:r..O'!!!L°~all1 IOOl55. 5»&ZZI
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....._ bridp Arbor ~·· 17 IQOdcaod;.->. "'" ---~-I040 Labv•l•, Irvine. Sat· l&M501 wtndv1me Ir 1erator. O:IA<7183> ...,.,...---..... •••••••• am. Re a d y t o c r u l 1 e Ha'W'aliaa Amert cu l:DSHOND Pups. AXC. ..... • °' ; I 1090 ~-•,OOOloller. 753-7$11 873-5402
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211/tVf.1.llhfUpm. AlifA teyboud ~an. Muet ....._*-'1-._.-..,-c-·•-.... --.-~ ~.~00-1• $ eell' utortb 100 WW -•5 _._... ........... 0 t ll a llOA~Y·
Chtbuabu1, Poma. ~ 9)0. Call Lia• 21'-lO'IOATS SANTA ANA ~r:...!.~. ~tT,;!!P RfPROUl~JER Ill ~1201 days, s.N-8917 a112 mo. Plana prepcL "aiev. i ton.ion. utlli· 835-3171 ~......-u -.._, lftlN .. ~ Jih>mPlt/mo.lncl.1!119, ~tJed.~Aluk::::· TMIUUllMfl~
Persian Kittens/ LITHOGRAPHIC Sp:.,..._. 1094 ie.cmm/82M0840wn adnen.~end.s.uoo •USID IMWs•
Cocker Spaniels CAMERA --•••••••••••••••••• 1i dA'-ort..tolfer.se-5191. "Jl30024•P elUPQO) ,,..... T . _, Lh New t' Hob' Los I I , w-.--Ulllm err1e,.,, as •• o. Sellur· .... ••••••••••••••••••• v-9570 "18300241p «nJYPD)
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08chshunds/ Golden •REVERSING 11i1t 9120 'TT Dodce Cube Van. 10-12· ~=pS/R tol'l9> Mrievers. llIRRORwtFll.TER ..._Mill hU.,. •'-... .., ................. ~1c' avtooootranal. "4111ld~)
All At &HQLDER Xlnlc:ond. SlOO. New 1ur-Rancbero Camper Shell. • I • 46, m. "11mAS/R mrrxx)
,AllCB'SrETS •SET OF EXTRA fboardl'3"fs210wide. fit.auiaum,xlntcondl· Pricedtoaell.Makeotr "19833csiAS/R(C>Ol2 ) LITES Sl40Lbltolr. 646-6141. tion. 7Sl-896'7. «n-OS53btwn l~Spm '7932d41p a5XER )
He...-rtlffdl llOVCURRENT ..--* TV Radio. Matoril9d llkH 9140 "19 Ford 'h C.Onvers1on CloMd '!If 1 tys &40:00!1J. Senal No. 4-414.511 t.1fi 5hrM 1091 •••••••••• •. •••••• ••. •• Must sell. 12.000 ml. Xlnl
---------' c 1 $2,000 ••••••;••••••••••• •••• 'TT Paceot 103 LVS U3. cond. Custom paint. _._,_ al 642·4321, before .. • 1nnn ml Xlnt __ .. *"-. $1B)Oorbst. 7fl0-12518 .....,, Golden Retriever. SPM, ask for Paul Ward Beaulilul 25 Zenith coloc ~lt .. .,..... ~ AKC. puppy, &wk&' old. _ _..;.. ___ ::___.::::.:....:__ 'IV. 2 yr. warr., free de· --------'71FORDVAH
Auto, eood cond thruout,
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Eva. 64.S-1563. Daye, Mbal 1w 8010 livery. SUt. 6'6-1786.
e4$-ln35. ..................... •• .. & MarW te'' 9150
Sdliauzer puppies, AKC, China cabinet, dresser,
11/F. I wu old. $250. tbls, pinball, alol
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·-•••••••••••••••••••• tm Yamatua XSU, fully Gaur:al 9010 dreued. Must aelL
Hawallan American
m.mi 673~
'11'-S5l·lm. machine. stereo cabinet,
,..._toY• 8045 re e ll n ers . Im pa, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 754--0358 --------'73 Dodie Family or
camper Van. Seats 7.
-•·••••••••••••••••• bookcases, many anti---------
l"tee Wire Haired Fox _Cl'*=---· M&-__:.._2223__:... ___ _
Terrier, 3~ yr old
female to &d home
131-3'19
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3'S-A University
l'uDitare portable dia· Costa lleaa bwaaber, you pickup. You are the winner al 97..., tw tkUU ($5.to value)
-~----~--' ~ Adorable b1k bealthy U. Spotts· Vocatlo.
t&. box tnlned. I wu. & RV SI.ow
55-1271 Jan. 5tb lbru 13tb
Fa!lilllm• 1050 ......................
**IBUY** Good used Furniture ~
~-ORlwUlael al-SELL for You
MAST&S AUCTIOH
64M616 & 831-9625
Anaheim Coovenlioo
Ceow
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by Callin& 642-5678, ext. m
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DAILY PILOT
IOATMAIT
15th' Annual
Southern Celffomla
SPGRiS · Y"ATION .
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Anaheim COnventlOn Center
January 5th thru 13th, 1980
1971 Honda E1alnere eleeps 4. $3915. Call
llRZIO, ll1nl cood. $700. 5t&-1181 llM-S148A.toa ___ W_-.4 ___ 9_5_90_
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RDfT Z2ft. IUXW7 motor Cl.IAN CA.IS
bome; alupe O: self-Ate111UCKS
ccD. 125()/Wt.. + I' DU.
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CHEVROLET
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546-1 200
JXME IATE
DELIVERY!
LAAGI S8.ICTIOH
Of,HEW 1979
320i's
5211 11
ALSO 633CSl 'a
IHST()Q(I
Call today ·We a1lo may
baYe that pre-owned
BMW you are lookinc
far!
lll-2040 49M94t
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Marino Volklwa1en. ~ .. ~~Ced to
ll7ll Bucb Blvd., Hu•· ..a. SU.-Ill.MM ~ 8udl · Alll for _......;......:...-· ----
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!ll~~l&!l.il~~·I Aikta. •••••• I ........... .t .. ..
... 8eU. Beautiful, 10 m1ie.aa. 'T1 xa Cousar.
Xlla& emd... malle ""-.
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"19Turbo Muatan& Q>bra.
Blue beaUly -Mut aell!
lS7ll BEACH BLVD. 4 ll*Ci, 4 cylinder, A.IC.
HUNTlNGTON BEACH leatber Interior, niac 142-2000 wbeela, cuaeU.e deet,
77DATSUMllO map llebl. Lo/ml. Prlv.
LOW llILEAGE. C.Oco "1SVW9pus BUS. Belce. pty. Beat offer. can brown. EuelJent coodi· 11icb tina. $MOO or bit _m-_2919 ______ _
tim. Alltnl radio. A1C. _«*_stMMl9 ___ aft_Spm-=---·--1 "70 Ford Galaxle-500
Call IJDda at IMO-7665. "74 s-., 42.000ml belce wap. $'500. Call
~ coad. All/FM radio. ___ s.-_:_511&5;..-.:__ __
Good lira. Ski ra~. "11FAmJioNTWAGON -13~·~ooo_tO_BO_._MS-.zs_;_ ___ • Sllwr w Ired tot. air. etc.
"2 VW Baja. _, or belt
"I'S BZ1D 4 dr. 4 apd. radio dfer
It air New factory pauit, _.5&n
'°"'ml lliDl. lnQ28 I IUY rtlOM.EMS
Rat 9725 Sick or dead Fore11n
•••• ... ••••••• ••••• • • • • cars waat.eci Free tows
V«Y clean,~
HlwaWui American
752-7'31 67~
7JGUMADA
4DOORS
°'°'~of7 ~ l'\at 12' SPort. 56.000 '31 ·Bn -cub 873-*5 All have AC. llhr LDt, and
are l.n eood cond. Pn ce:s '75 Sci roe co, A :c. Urtat$Z395. (001SLYI milm. new top. S speed
M,000. Call after 6 p. m
6C-3llZ2 AM /FM tape, x Int HlwaU&nAmencao
S4299 t b1t ofr Gary m.1Slll 673-540!
'TT FIAT Sports Spyder 144.9134 or If no HI
13l. Clean. lo mllea, 2 '1S477IS ...._.di 9947
t 0 p I. AM .FM ---------• ..... ··-········· ... •• Slseo/tape. SUOO. Call "12 BUS. rum well. t!'X· WANTED: "'11 Maverick
eves.m.8052 ceUml bodJ. SZSOO. that l• wrecked or
7Sl«Zl aA Spm o&berwtae not nmnlng. 9727 .......................
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OIWGE"COAST
HONDA
HEAIMjMIART&S
TODAY!!!
lNVIRSrTT
SALES le SERVICE
OLDSMOIU
HONDA
CiMCTIUCIS
., Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA
540-9640
9734 .......................
'71 ~ Stiper Bui eon•. .,.,..., aft.er 6 .JOP M
Qempqne edition. x1nt .... my 99$0
CllDd. lo mi. Call 7M-5CMO -············ •• _ ... t&in·~Dm. or wkDcla Ol\.VIGECOUNTYL ~ tiaWE5T
..... YW •II'-. UNCX>LN·MERCURY
--DEALB.RSHIP lvlto. ltkll RAY R.ADBOE llark -173-~ UNCX>LN·MERCUllY
Yotro '772 J6.18AutoC.enter Dr.
..... •••••••••••••••••• Sl>Fwy-1...ake Porates.it
VOLVO
SALIS. SBYICI
~LEASING
OVERSEAS DELIVERY
EXPDTS
EAB.!lU
YOlVO
1988 Harbor Blvd.
COSTA.MESA
'46-9l0l 540.t4•7
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MCm••ona
$4999
IRVINE
13~7000
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79TUUO
tMtlcag<:Giwa
Blue beauty -Mut aell!
4 speed. 4 cylinder. AIC.
leather interior, mag
wbeeJ.a. cuaette deck,
map li&bl, Lo/mL Priv.
pty. Bes&offer.
Call 67$-2919