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Storm Prison,
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IJrge Jtlilitary Jtlight
FRIDAY AFTERNOO~NUARY 11, 1980
YCM.. n, MO. t1, 4 U , 41 "AOU
Damage,
~ Flooding
SWAT Practice
Newport Beach police SWAT team leader Tony Villa
(right) watches team member D~ Holub r~ppel of~ city
Fire Department tower during training session. HaVIng a
Special Weapons and Tacti!!5 ~eam, sars one Orange
Coast police commander, "IS like the fire department
having a book and ladder truck. You don't use it every
day, but, when you need it, it's a very i!"l>Orlant piece of
equipment." See tod.ay's Featuring Section, Page Bl.
800 Afghans Storm
Jail, Free Inmates
Assessed
By JOANNE REYNOLDS
()t ... Delty ...... ~
Tbe sun wce't abine Friday
bat ll ecMdd ecae oat bJ Monday
after a •ery wet weekend,
forecasten for the NaUonal Weather Service predicted to-
day.
The storm that dumped ~
than two inches of rainfall oo the
Orange Cout Wednesday and
Thursday was e~pected to give
way to yet another water-laden
system t.oni&ht or early Satur-
day.
"Well, I guess It's safe to sug-
gest the drought's ended.~ com-
mented amateur meteorologist
J Sherman Denny of Huntington
Beach.
The storm that was expected
to exhaust itself today, brought
more than an inch of rain to the
Orange Coast overnight Thurs·
day.
That inch of rainfall brought
troubles to motorists early to-
day
Flooding closed or hampered
traffic on several arterial
highways from Huntington
Beach to San Clemente. Trouble
spots included
-Golden West Street was
flooded and impassable this
morning between Elhs and
Garfield Avenue in Huntington
Beach.
-ln Fountain Valley, Harbor
Boulevard near Heil Avenue and
near Edinger Avenue was
flooded and the intersection ol
Talbert Avenue and Euclid
Street bad eoouib water in it to
collect a handful of 1talled cars.
-Colla Mesa Police reported
about a foot of water at tbe in·
tersectioo of 19tb and Anaheim
streets and in a few •Potl along
Newport poulevard but nooe ol
the roads were cbted to traffic.
-Irvine police closed
Harvard Avenue between Bar-
ranca Road and llai.D Street,
Lapna Canyon Road and llaln
Street between Red IDU Avenue
and Mac.Arthur Boulevard.
They a.I.so rePOfted Oood1q CD
(8ee BTOaMS, Pare A!)
llespkaBze.,
Comedian Jimmy Durante.
86 (shown in a 1956 file
photo) remams in sallsfac·
tory condition today at a
Santa Monica hospital where
he 1s being treated ror a
form of pneumonia.
Helicopter,
Jetliner in
Near Miss
GOP Critieal
U.S. Military
Called Flabby
.,. GAST GltAJllYILL,S .............. Oraa•e Couaty '1 three
Republican OOll&rftlianal del·
eaata called Tbunday Diaht
for a buildup ol U.S. military
might as a way to ~et.er a&·
ereuions ol outlaw natiooa.
Headina the call for a beefed ur military posture at a meet.in& o the World Affairs Council in
Costa Mesa was Newport Beach
Conaressman Robert Badbam.
"We should show at. long last
that we (the United St.ates) will
stand tough.
"And the best way we can do
that is by beefing up our
weapons and defense posture,··
Badham said.
His words were echoed by
GOP representatives William
Oaonemeyer of Fullerton and
Dao Luncren of Long Beach
whose congressional dlstnct in·
eludes Seal Beach and m05l ol
Hunt.mgtoo Beach.
Oannemeyer decried recent
U.S. act.ions which be said have
tended to indi c ate t o
transgTeSSOn that this nallon is
not ready or willing to meet
force with force.
Among incidents he cited to
support his thesis were the scut-
tling ol the B·l bomber project
and the failure of Congress to re-
lns ta te selective service re-
gistration.
For his part. Lunirren said,
Naval Base
Blaze Loss
$2.5 Million
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far (ill lrm md Al-.......)
for tM U.S. to do..,....... .-t
ol waJldac .. &be briDt ol Wcrid
War DI.
.. We need a buildup ol our
armed forees ...
M issur1 from the speakers
platform when the represen·
tatlves' dlacuslon turned to
military strength was
Democratic Coclgresaman Jerry
Patterson ol Santa Ana.
Patterson had left the World
Affairs Councll dinner meeting
early m order to catch a flight to
the natJon's capital.
Before departing, Patterson
told those who attended the din-
ner meet.mg that he regards the
1980s "as a lime of great
challenee to Amenca. a time
that ought well be called a re-
vtsionary deca~"
The three term cooeressman
sa1d the nalJon m the 1980s bas
four major proJects on its agen-
da : recycling, energy. water
and a national legi.slatJve review
of e11.Sllng 1egislalloo thal dic-
tates national policy.
It was Bad.ham who was most
specific when suggesting rem-
e dies for the Iranian and
Al ghanistan cn.ses.
He said Pakistan should be as·
sured that the United Stales
(See BUILDUP, Page AZ>
Partly cloudy toni&ht
with 30 percent chance of
showers. ¥ostly cloudy
S.tW"CIQ wtthahower prob-
ability riaiq to 80 per-
cent. Not much tem-
perature cban1e. Lows
tooiabt ln the 50s. Hlabs
s.turc1.ay in tbe eos.
INS .. E TODAY
I
Gas IJp A.gain
Feimr Statioru ~ .Qpen
La; ANG~ (AP) -A double dose of dreary
news on the fuel front was reported by the
Automobile Club of Soutbe:rn California which says
that thia weekend the prtce ol &uoline ~ll be biiber and its avallallAUty~r.
The auto dub'• latest luollne survey. released
Thursday, found that ~cent of the Southern California stationa res · to the survey said
they would be open Saturday, down from 85 percent last week.
Only 39.5 percent of the stations said they would
be open oo Sunday - a drop from last week'• 46.3 percent.
The survey also diaoovered that the averaee price ol both JUOllne and dieeel fuel bad rtsen 0.8 cent a gallon the put week.
In tbe metropolitan areas, prices at full service
staticms ranaect from SLlO a gallon for regular to
$1.16 for pnmrlum.
This compared to a price range from $1.12 a
gallon for regular to $1.18 for premium in outlying
areas.
Powe• La.es Dew•
Miul Oozes Through
Great Malibu Wall
By 1be Asaoelated Presa
At the ''Great Wall of Malibu"
on Pacific Coast Highway at Big
Rock Drive, mud OO%ed today
through the retaining wall COD·
s tructed by CaJTrans and
snapped a Southern California
E dison powe r p ole located
behind the wall.
Malibu Sheriffs station Depu-
ty Arclue Cross commented that
the fallen electric wires were
"bot," but no injuries or proper·
ty damaat! was reported.
The h1&bway runninl atone
tbe wall was closed for 20
minutes while crews cleaned up,
and CalTrans wamed motorist.a
of "extreme" hazard in the area
alter permitting traffic to re-
sume.
The cliffs behind the wall are
,.,.,.. Pflfle AJ
PLANES •••
minutes ol the San Dleao airport.
It wu at6,000 feet and c~ to
d e 1 c e n d to 5 • O O O wit en
the pilot reported a helicopter
paued off to bb rtaht.'• J acklon
laid.
Jaclmon Mid be tbGulbt tt wu
a mllitar'J' ~ and Nld
the Pederal A•latlon Ad·
miDiltntkm woW4 lnve.ttcate
the IDdtleat
Sa Dlero bu beal tbe att.e o1
several In-~ near mluel n-
eenut, ma.inc lt tbi foeut ol an
eaca•attna dllpate oHr air traf.
fie npl.ltiom.
Two near~ occllft"ed
ln November near San Dleao.
where tbe Sept•mtJe: 1971
midair cruh of a amatl prt•ate
plane and an aldliier result.6d In
144 deatba. Tuesctay•a near·collialoa oc·
eurre4 tbe 11me day the 'FAA.
reJeeted a National Transport.a·.
lion Safety Boud request for
immediate acUon to U1bten
ntaht rulee around San DJeeo.
DAILY PILOT
being leveled after CalTrans
Judged the area unatabJe. One
huge banging boulder wu re-
moved last year.
Sheriff's deputies in Altlldena
kept a close watch on a number
of houses tagged for evacuation
in case the county Flood Cootrol
Distr ict could not open tbe
debris-clogged Rubio Flood Con·
trot O\annel.
Officials feared that some 20
houses lying below the channel
might be inundated with water
and. rocks if a bl& 1ur1e ol water bits the area.
But at dawn, the niebt's
steady rainwater buildup bad
been outpaced by work crews
frantically chopping a passage
through a year's accumulation
of debris.
Sheriff's Sgt. Nick Bertuta
said residents bad been "ex·
ceedingly cooperative" with bis
department concernine pouib&e
evacuatioos.
Jn other areas of LCMI Anaeles
County, Malibu Canyon Road
was open to one-lADfrtrafftc only
in spots due to mQdallde9, and
fiooding on Califomla 128 west ol
the Golden State Freeway at
Caatalc Junction bad caUHd
numerous spinouta.
Volunteers were beinl remdt-
ed by "Tree People... a IOeal
eonaenatlon 1roap, to belp
1andba1 bomea la Laurel.
Coldwater IDd Mandeville can-y~1.lfneeded.
Snow fell Thursday ln
Sou them California'• moan·
talnl, but tbe Holiday llllll aid
resort ln tbe San Gabriel JDOUD.
taiDI WU doled fOI' tbe leecnd
day became of all tbe l'a1D that
preceded tbe snow. an emploJee •aJd. Snow was expected today
above the 7 ,500 foot level.
AFGHAN •••
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._,
Ill tlllll Hte•P••ltd &bt
11ottQ mi wtlidl IUIUN to • mpb bro'• ear wladiwa la MldJ Bow. Mon a foot ol new mow
wu nDCll1ed . •· t.em w~ -..; ~Hid tbe ltonD ci.Nd ...,., .,.,, major roe4
la tM ... and PGled a contlnu-tu avalaDcbe thNat t.o Saakt lfvvCU,..
OH.OD Oov. Vle AUyeb declanid Hood River Cou.Dty and
llwmomab County. tbe at.ate'• m•:=--· dlaater area Tbu y ~ tbe dama1e toll
mount*'. The Columbia River Garae ... tbe ba.rdmt btt.. with
area of Hood B.lver County re-Portlal ftw feet ol uow.
An Amtrak train ebu11ed
from Hood River westward t.o
Portland oo Tbunday evenJ.ne,
pickln1 up motorlats and
truektn 1traDded alODI ID· terwt.ate ION, oae ol many r'09dl
made tmpM11ble b7 snowdrtftl
or fallen tnee IDd power Unes.
In Colorado, N1tional Weather
Servi ce forecaster Gary
Fr&DIOD aaid tbe IDOWILorm WU
spumed when a south-movtni
ArcUc front bumped lnt.o a moist
front beadiDI nortb from
SoutberD cautonda.
Ponland Geoenl Electric Co.
reported 51,000 cu1tomers
without electrtctt.y and Padftc
Power fc Ll1bt 1ald 1.500
cua'f.omen wttbout aemee.
Power fla1bed out ln
downtown s.h Lab Clty IDd ln
several otber IDtermounlaln
communltlea Tburaday and
scboob aad roads were closed.
Up to two feet ol new IDOW fell
on the upper 1lopea of tbe
Sawtooth ud Tarihee moan·
talnl.
Idaho Power Co. ~eaman
Bob Brown 1ald u many u
15.000 Idaho cuatomen were
without power at one Ume
Tbunday.
Evm tn ski areu, where new anow had been a welcome pros-
pect, two of Oregon's largest
resort spots were closed because
some roads to them were im-
pass able. Other ski areas
tbrouebout the Rockies were
a1ao c)oeed due to lmpuaable
roads and power outqea, but re·
sort operat.on expreaaed o~
timllm that the new snowfall
would lure skien to the area
after tbe storm subsided.
Ore1oa state officlall said
snowio.d alerta were issued for
buildln11, where some ac·
cumulltionl reached load limtta.
They aaid recent improvements
In in1ulatlon were caus~
lar1er mow buiJctups due to
of bulldllll but Jou to beJp melt
the snow.
Many bu1lne1aes and
homeowners reported collapted
roof 1.
A foot ol new snow fell on the
weatem slope of the Colorado
Rockies Thursday as the storm
moved Into that state, pacldna
wtnda IUStlnl to nearly 90 mph
near FOrt Collim. Wlnda u bllb
u 70 mph downed power lines
and fOfted closure of 1kl areas
at Steamboat Sprlqs.
Colorado olftetala 1ald travel
advisories and avalanche warn·
tn11 Ud been posted in many
areu.
BUILDUP •••
would &NCHide whatever aid wu
necessary to bead off any ln-
cunklll 8Cl"CIU Ha bordera from
forel1n forces now in
Af1banttt1n
Badbam alao aakt tbaN wbo
are ~ the Soviet Union move mt; las'"l".an· lbauld be
supplied tbe aeeded WeapclllJ")'
to cai'ry oo tbe reslltanee.
And ap1n. Bad.bam repeated
the call to beef up U.S. military
poature whlle decrytna the alide
in American def ease 1penctlq
from 90 percent ln tbe early
1'708 to 28 pereent ol the Da·
Uonal budatt lut year.
The Newport Beaeb COD· sreuman said that public reae·
lion Lo tbe boldlna of Am«iean boltatet in tbe U.S. embuly In
Tehran bu demon1trated a
••new natkJnal will.
''And I look Corwanl to better
days became of tbat renewed
1plrtl'.
Of tbe four eon1re11l0Dal
repreMatatlvu wi.o mounWd
the apeaken platform Dao·
nemeyer sounded tbe moet
part.l.uD notel.
Tb• Fullenoo coqrenmu
11td a Republican controlled
OOGllWI UD neolW t.be IMl"O
crllla ~ tt...S up pro-
dUCUGD aaid tOM''ll oil ol P · •rn~~. ul;~-== = .:t ... ,..,...._ ....... ~
u1 out ot Ua• ed .. t, • Dae· ... .,..~
..
'
Swrm-swept Body
Found in San Juan
r .... r-.Ai
STORMS .•.
Jeffrey and Trabuco roads aD6
said a minor accident at Walnut
Avenue and Culver Drive
brouiht morning rush bour traf. nc to a bait. The body of a Laguna Nipel
man 1wept down Oso Creek
w~ bu been found. Th; of Wallace Patrick
Mullen, 52, of 33401 Doslna
Drive, wu dbeovered a mile
and a ball dowaalN!am from a
culvert off Camino Capi.t.rano.
Hil car b..s been washed off tbe road.
Reserve Sberiff'a volunteer
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SHOWN IN NUDE
Plfncna C.roUne
NudePlwto
SWt Won
PARI S CAP> -A
French court has ordered
the publishers of Pbolo
magazine to pay 80,000
fr a ncs CS20,000 1 in
damages t o Princ e ss
Caroline of Monaco for
publlshinc picture. show·
ing her partiaUy nude.
The court ruled Tbun-day that publication of the
pbotoerapb.a wu not an in·
vuloo ol privacy bec:auae
they were taken while she
wu ". . oo a boat which
wu cloae Lo the coast and
therefore acceuible to the view ol other people."
However. the court
added that all people bHe
an exch-.ive riabt over the
UH of their Ukeneu and
the rlaht to ~ Ill UD·
authorized pubUcaUoa.
Pete Tomaino found the body
Thunday about 30 feet from tbe
water llne Just west ol Calle San
Antonio IDd De La Vlata in San Juan Capbtrano.
More tbaD 80 memben ol tbe
Sbertfr'1 cleDertment eanch•cted the ....m late Wed...ta1 and
early Tbunday momiq walk-
lnl --tbe creek bed for its entire distett.
Mullen wu drlvio1 aoutb
bound oo Camino Caplltraoo
Jaat north of Sao Jua n
Captmaoo Wednesd97 wt.. bis
car was swept off tbe roed'wa.y
and bite> a nilvert.
TM motonst chmbM to tbe
NOf t.brouab a IUIU"OOI ud WU
litUq atop bis car when lt bit
tbe eul¥ert. Hl.a bead atnc:k tbe
rallroad trestle above the
culvert Md be was kDoclred Into
lbe awollm creek and Wubed
downstream
'No Contest'
Pka Offered
In Sex Attack
LOS ANGELES CAP) -Jack
Nlt.ucbe, who wrote lbe mUStcaJ
score for the film •'One flew
Over tbe CUc:too'a Neat.•• bas
pleaded no coatest to a llnele
charge ol assault with a de.adly
weapCJIHB eoanecdm wttb a •· tack oa actre11 Carrie
~-...... Two CJIMI' charaes aaatmt the 42-year-old compour-reeord
produeer ~ dropped d:mi.oc a
pre-trial bearinc before Supenor
Court J~ Betty Jo Sbelldon,
wbo ICbeduled a Feb. 2B bea.nns
for seotendng.
NtlDcbe faces up to slI )'e&l'I in prilon..
The two G&her cbarses -tai.e lmpritonm.at an4 aDOtber u-
aault charce -were dropped as
part ol a pJea·bar&al.D q:r-ee.
meal
Ort-1nall7, five alle1ations
were llled -.alost Nltucbe. ln·
cludln1 one of rape bJ in·
ltru.meatality.
Durtnc an earlier pnJimlnary
he1rln1. 11111 Snod1reu,
Nltucbe'1 former 1lrllrlend,
tesWled that be placed a IUD
bet-... -.... and tbreatmed to .. deitn>J tbal' part ol me ...
Howettt, •be denied that he
lDMrted the barrel 0( the p.atol
Into her vigina while the couple
were at her Hancock Park
home.
-Lacuna Beach police closed
La1una Canyon Road abort!)'
after 7 1.m. today and diverted
trafficatForestAvenue. Tbecau·
yon roed wu also blocked olf
at El Toro Boed.
-South c.ount)' road closures
due to mudslides and floocltne in·
eluded Camino Capistrano
between Avery Parlrway and
Junipero Serra Road, the Ortega
Highway and El Toro Road west
of Mou.ltoo Parltway.
-SllD Clemente politt said
Paclfie Co..t Highway at the
northern city hm1u through
CaplatnDo Beach wa~ closed
early todaJ.
Orange QJanly Flood Control
oft'lclals said they were keeping
a close watch on Oao Creek
HAWAIIAN STORM
KIU8 SEVEN -M
which was causmg periodic dos·
log of Camano Capistrano la
northern San Juan Capistrano.
They said no homes were tn
danger al mld-moming.
Rainfa ll figures posted
throuibout the Orange Coast
showed that the week's worth ol
ram brought this aeuoo 's tolal
up above the averqe aod wit.IUD
two inches ol lut year'• ftcurea.
Horteme ll1ller. wbo main·
taJ.m a public pnSen ID La.-.
Beach, said her weather eauce
shows the latest storm ~
1.1 inches ol mo:ilture on the Art
Coloay.
'11Mlt brtnp tbe IUIGD tCJta1
to 4.1, .. lbe uJd.
ln Coate Meaa, the ovenqbt fta"ure was US inches brtncfng
lbe yean' t.ola1 to 4.73 incMs,
compaftd to last year's total at
the same time of 6.53 inches.
ID Huntinetoo Beach, Delmey
aa.ld tbe storm left 1.90 incMs rO' a eeuoa tot.al ol S..31 ~
Lut year's t.ola1 on this d.te
was 6.9'7 lncbes.
In Newport and Huntington
harbon, pMrolmen reported few
major ,.-oblem.s, altbougb they
were called upon to pump water
out of a few boat.a, nooe ol wbicb
•u repar1ed In d.aqer ol link-
1.q.
At New~ wiar.t suata were
clock.ed at 30 mpb early today.
Pope Holds Meet
VATICAN CITY <AP> -Pope
Jo hn Paul II met privately
Thursday •alb bl1hops from
BraaU and France for talb
believed to focus on trips to tboee countrtes.
Men's Suits
for only -~
One Dollar*
l
. .
Northwest Storm Death Toll -fits 13
*
BeqJftdzetl
Comedian Jimmy Durante,
86, (shown in a 1956 file
photo) remains in satisfac-
tory condition trga at a Sanqa lbiica be» wbere
.he ia belq trea for a
form or pneumonia.
. ,... .......... ldu
-•......_UIWtat..-u .... died. •loeded ....
IDOW to ... dalun ol IODM Ul
areaa and 1••ked th• tam· perabn to 1T below uro at CUt
Banlt,Moat. la Wyomin1, tlluader and
ll1lltnJa1 accompanied the
•tonD and wiDdl l\lltiDI to 80
mpb broke ear window• in
Medld:De Bow.
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Afghans
Storm
Prison
PUL ·l ·CRARKHI ,
Afghanistan CAP> -More than
800 Afghans sbouilng anti-Soviet
slogans stormed a prison here
today alter the Marxist govern·
ment released a smaller number
of political prisoners than ex·
peeled. One Afghan aoldier and
one civilian were tilled and
about 12 inmates freed.
The incident began when
about 3,000 Afghans gathered
outaide the high-walled priloo
compound to receive relatives
they thought were being re-
leased.
It ended when two Russian
armored vehicles were rushed to
the main gate of the prison, Joto.
lng one alrelld7 there. and So-
viet and Af&bml troope ordered
the erowd to~ .. ~ aqd
AfOaV.,..·,.....,... at
tbem.
It WU not lmmediatelf dear
wbetber 1lualao 01' AfOu tra•f•lred--~• 1laort Mauu of ••tomatle •••pODI 1o ..-_u. opdalDC •boat 1S mUea ..tot \be C8l*a1 ett1._ Oftl7 aboat 125 prl80Der'I were
freed. caustn1 an uproar in the
crowd.
A teen-aged boy crabbed the
jacket fA an Afpan officer and
with tears streamine down his
face , shouted: "Where's my
father, my brother?"
Crews of the state-run radio
and television, sent to cover an
event to which foreign reporters
were also invited, quickly left
after the crowd turned unruly.
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SHOWN IN NUDE
Prtnc.aa C•rollne
NudePlwto
Suit Won
PARIS (AP) -A
Frencb court bu ordered
t.b• ~ of Pa.ot.o m.,anne to pay to,ooo
francs ($20,000) in
dam aaea 'o Prlnceu Caro~ ti llGaaoo for ~~~ ~~ ruled Tllan-
dQ tW pgibllcettoe al tbe
Pbot00'8lllbl wu not an ln· VUloD ol prlYllCJ became
they were taken while a!le
was " ... on a boat which
was dole to the coast and
therefore acceasible to the
view fA other people."
However, the court
added that all people have
an exclusive right over the
uae of their likeness and
the rietst to oppose its un-
authortud publication.
Newport Facing
Koll Center Suit
The Koll cOmpany filed a
lawsuit 1bunday to overturn
rule that deletion of the hotel
site waa a violaUon of state law.
That request is based on Koll's
contention that the bot.el site wu
deleted during a City Council
bearing and hadn't been con-
sidered by the Plannint Com·
miaaioo.
The attorneys say such action
violates state law wblcli requii'ea
a planntna comm.iuion beutq
on all eeneral plan cban1u
before those ctw11e1 are eaact·
eel by the City CouDetl.
City Attoruy Rueb Cottln
declined comment on the 1ult to-
day because al the ~lq bear-in&. but be noted t tlae arsu-
menta put forward lD the suit
were the ooea company
(See &OU.. .... AZ)
mounted 'n. Columbia Bivw
Gol"I• ... tbe bardelt bit. wltb areu fll Rood Rl'NI' c..-ty ,..
porttni ftve r.t al IDOW.
An Amtrak train cbu11ed
from Hood B.twr weltward to
PortlllDd OD Tbunday evenJnc,
plelliDI up motori1t1 and
truckers atranded alon1 In·
tentate ION, one al many rollda
made lmp•11ble br uowd.rtftl
or fallen t:reem and power am..
* * *
Wast
Already
Flooded
By JOANNE &EYNOLD8
Of .. oeMy ..... IWt
The sun won't abi.ne Satmday
but it could come out by Monday
after a very wet weeteod,
forecasters for the National
Weather Service predicted to-
day.
The storm that dumped more
than two inches of rainfall oo the
Orange Coast Wednesday and
1bunday wu expected to etve
way to yet another water-laden
system toni.sbt or early Satur· day.
"Well, I eueu tt'• safe to •us·
gest the droulhl'• ended,'' eom.
mented amateur meteorololilt
J . Sberman l>eaa)' al Rantmctoo
Bea.eh.
Tbe llonD t.bat ..... •Sl*..S
to ea.ba1at ta.elf todQ. bnGOt
more ua.. • ~al ram to u.. an.. Cllllt ... ,.,,. ,......
day .
That mdl al ralnlall brOQlbl Uollbl!a to ..... ..,., ...
~ r· SC!IMiderMmp;+ell traffic oa H•eral anertal
bl1bwa19 from R•Dtlaatoa
Bea.di to s-aem.te TNablli
•PGU baelDded:
-Golden West Stl'fft wu
noocted and lmpuaable this
HAWAIIAN STORM
KJUS SEVEN -M
morning between Ellis and
Garfield Avenue In Huntinetoo
Beach.
-In Fountain valley. Harbor
Boulevard near Hell Avenue and
near Edin1er AYenue was
fiooded and the intenectloo fA
Talbert Avenue and Euclid
Street had enouih water lD it to
collect a bandfuf fA stalled cars.
-Costa Mesa police reported
about a foot al water at the In·
tenecticm of 1ltb and Anabelm
streets and in a few spots aloq
Newport Boulevard but none ol
the roads were cloeed to trafftc.
-Irvine police closed
Harvard Avenue between Bar·
ranca Road and Main Street,
Laguna Canyon Road and Main
Street between Red Hill Avenue
and llacArthur Boulevard.
TbeJ also report.cl t1oodinc 00
Jeffrey and Tnbuco rdada and
aaid a minor accident at Walnut
Avenue and Culver Drive brou&bt morniq l'Ulb boar tn.f.
fie to a bait. ·
-Lquna Bach poUce doled
Lacuna Caayoo lt.oad abortly
after '1 a.m. today ad dl¥9ted
traffic tit Forelt A ftllue. Tbe CAD·
yon ro.l ... a1lo blocked off at El Toro BMd.
-Soadl County road dolunl
due to mocWkW and ftoodtn1 ln·
(8ee 9!0&118, .... Al)
Trap Baited
But CdM Squirrel'. Crafty
ID O>ilorlldo. National We81bel'
Service forecaater Gary
FraDICID aald the mowatorm wu
spawned when a aouth·mcrrinl
ArcUc frcmt bumped into • moist
froot beadlo1 oortb from
Soutbem California.
Port.land General Electric Co.
reported Sl,000 customers
witboul dectricity and Pacific
Power & L11bt said 1,500
cu.at.omen wttboul service.
* * *
Power flashed out In
downtown Salt Lake City and In
HYeral other intermowatain
comm'1nltlea Thursday and
acboob and~ were eloled.
Up to two feet al new anow feJ1
on tbe upper alopea of tbe
Sawtooth and Tarahee moun-
tains.
Colorado ofttcia.la aaid travel
advisories and avalanche warn·
mp Md been peeled.
* * *
~--.. -...,._ LIN ASPEL. LEQS. rr TO WORK IN THE RAIN
AUllly P91can Wettrna in Style. No Matter the Woathef
Cowity GOP Solons
Push Arms Buildup
platform when the rep~en·
tattves' discussion turned to
mllttary strength was
Democntic Congressman Jerry
Pattenon ol Santa Ana.
Pattenon bad left the World
Affafn Council dinner meeting
early ln order to catch a flight to
(See BllD..DUP, Pa1e A!)
Coast
Weather
Partly cloudy tonieht
with 30 percent chance ot
sbowen. lloetly cloudy Saturdaywtthlbower prof>.
abtUt1 ~ to IO per·
cent. Not much tem-
perature ehuae. Lows toollbt In the 509. RJ.lhs
SaturdQ &MD.
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SoJban tutw. prices. llowe••· OPID9d lower after be.Int dll only teed Mu.re to open md remain hlper OD Tbunday.
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UMtl'&D NATIONS (AP) -TM 8crriet Unloo ftftt oo tbt
counter-attack toda,y lD t.be General Allembly debate over
Af1ban11tao, acc.-tna the United Stat.el and Peklna of "beati.Ds
up the ac>-called Aflhan 1Jtuatkm" In the style ot the Cold War.
But &ovW U.N. Ambe11r+r Oln Troyuovaky Uo PN-
dleted u..t z.ut-W•t deteate wo'\Jl4 1urri .. it.a current
troabla Addi he • AIMmblJ ..-IW>' 1e111aa ln tta MeCIDd
dal· 'l'ro)aioffQ ... njeded cbarS• that die ltnmlD ...
pDtJ d aux ... ID poartq teal a< tboulandl ol tl'OOP9 b11o Mf..... wben tbeJ belped t.GllPle me Mand.It IO'fWDIDllll 'I) aftl' of ~ ud baft DOW jabaed tbe WU qalnlt and·
commualat perrtlla.
~1 ............ ,_,
TERRAN Iran (AP)-AD American IDdlaD aetlrilt Ylllted
the 1raDiaD ,,;Utt.ants imlcle tbe oceupled U.S. Embaty ~
and led a crowd out.aide ID cbaata ol "Down wttb Carter! ud
··Betura IDdiaD Landa to IDdlan People, ••
Jolm 1bomu, 35, a South Dakotan, apmt an bour iDllde tbe
embassy compound, bat It could not be learned lmmedlaaely
whether be met wtth any ol the 50 or so American boetal•. wbo
today spmt tbelr81Jtb day ID captivity.
p,....p .. AJ
POWER BROKER •••
orlelnal Indictment waa re·
turned in JJ117.
Tbe four men are accmed of
complrlng to conceal the true
source of money that was direct·
ed prlmarlly t.o Anthony'• 1971
supervi.aorial bid and Kott'• city
council campa.igD of that year.
In new testimony given t.o the
grand jury, Hunt.lnitm Beach
resident Elnla Werner detailed
U... aDrpd elfort b7 Dtedrtcb
.w1 ec.nd to Ub 1811 .anil "u.. Boillr4ol~ Tiie m..ctm8 ~ Dlel!rtcb" cam-
palp climultant dalmed Chat
Diedrich and Conrad formed
Oranp Oounty Public Rel.tklm
and made nery effort to bide
tbeir backinl of the ortanba·
tion. A1ked bow abe knew tbat
Diedrich and Conrad owned the nrm. Mn. Werner rep,Ued, "Mr.
Diedrich told me . . . and ao did
Mr. Conrad and IO dld Loretta
Walker and Richard Donald ..
· Mn. Walker wu described by
Mn. Werner u a campalo aide
to Anthony; Donald was
described u an a'tornef who waa to act. u the oatenalble
owner of the pobllc relatiom
firm formed ID Novemuer of me. Some of the testimOQ)' in-
cluded; t
Qu.Uoa from ... deDUtY at-to~ ....... Jfllfrfq' )Olfdl:
"Dld it occur to 100 that llr.
Diedrich wa tn coafllct of in-
tereat ln bavlq ~ lobbyln&
croup for tb• B~ard of
Supernaors wbeo he was a
member of tbe Board of
SU nilon?'' ~ .... Wener: .. Well at the
time, DO. I reaJlY didn't tblDk
aboutlt."
Qlladoa: "Did llr. Caorad
ever tell you wbM the purpoee of
OranB County Public Relationa .ur--
lln. WerMr: ''Yeb, they 1"'"'
goin1 to nm the comity.''
Q91lt:lee: "Who dld be Ill.)' ., .. IOiD& to do that?"
•n. Wener: ''Yeah, they ....
Ralph."
As for her $250 per week
salary, Mn. Werner tntifted
"Mr Conrad save ... the
money physically but Ra.lpb told
me that be wu paytnc my abare
of lt.••
Asked to characterbe ber rcM
with Oran1• Couoty Public
Relatlon1, Mra. Werner
te•Wled. • ·u peop1e bad coo-eeru, abM •u1om "'"9 ol .....................
com:= befon UM bon ot aupe~ U... I wu to talk to
Ralpb prtmarilJ about It and
then do whatever Ralpb in·
1tructed me to do."
Mn. Werner teatlfled that
Diedrich. followiq the fall from
power of Dr. Laub Cella, once
Orao1e County's polltlcal
ktnaptn. felt a "politlcal Y06d"
existed.
"Mr. Dledrida wu ftrm about
not allowlna aome of tbe other
people to move ID aod pick up
that wld.
•'Illa atatement to me wu that
be WU lolna to be the power
broil• for Onnp County .••
Tbe woman alle1ed that
Dteclrlcb told ber that Oee way
be would espaoci b1a power bue
woulcl be throUlb clooa~ \o
candidates fOf' poUUcal offlc:e.
Tbe tramcripta, which in a
larse put eoatatn tbe 1ame In-
formation preeented before tbe
l[aDd jury tn 1tT1, do add tbt DIW an.1auon that Dtedrichz. Antbaey ud former supenUlor a..aurenca Schmit would receive a abare of
the . profits of Oran1e County
Public Belatiaal. Tbat 1tatement came from
Whittier attomeJ llu Garrick
wbo c1a1med in other teatlmaDy
that be wa1 approached by
Conrad and Diedrich to bead a
commlsaion that would lo·
v,e1Uaate alle1ed malfeuanee
6n the part ot Oran1e Oouoty
Dlttrlct Attorney Ceell Rlclta
and other rankin& memben ol
the dlltrtct attorney'• office.
IAll .... ~CU)-·-
MM --~·-~~ ... cse • .-. 1a111M1 aa • wt.Id·
,,.. .. r I ••• ·~ '°'*"· ••t Ill 11Mr ... -er••••• wen ,.... ... lij..,.
No=nG1Lilillr.a•liill• fro• laa I PMro. WH Unt "°"*' .= ... ftlblu boa wblcb tb9 Coal GUIN .t I a.a A,,.,_.. wu Gowo IOU....._-'
M .,. Elk. ·~ ftllMI •
climbed •. tM.nca•• ud ... =-a:= .. ~::lr' .. .,,., ..... ~ .. DooC.
Wll11. 11. of Lomtta: Da•e
Boward, 11, of Laneast•r;
meUil ....-. "· o11twno au. aad Bea BeoJamla. 12. of S.cra=ma
Wll9Y u1d t.beJ left Sao Pedro
Tut1day but were forced to
1pe0d Wednwlay nlpt lD a
lalUd cove att.r-tbe boat'• matD
eDllDe dW ftftDI the ltion:Q.
But "the ancbor rtned -.
aod we hit die roca:' he uld.
"We went OD the beach stern
ftnt and water 1t&JUd floodinc
the eoatne room," Wiley said.
''At ftnl, we lbouabt we could
aave t.be lady, but tbe rocb reai·
ly ripped her up."
Wiley aid the four men spent
their life aavtnp to buy and out·
flt the boat fOf' a filJUq bull·
Dell, He decliDed to N)' bow
much tbatwu
Paa•P.,,eAJ
BUILDUP •••
I
the nation'• capttaJ.
Before departins, Pattenoa
told tboM who attended the din-
ner meeting that be re1uda the
1980• .... a time or 1reat
cballqe t.o America. a time
that mlabt well be called a re-
vWonary decade ''
Tbe ~ coqreuman
said tbe nation tn die l.9IOI bu
four major projecta OD Its qen-
da; recyclin1. enerl)'. water
l\Dd a national lelillative review
of emtinl &ecblatioo that die·
t.alel national policy.
It WU Bedbam wbo WU most
specific wbeD suueattns rem·
edlea for tbe Iranian and
Afpan•aen criw.
Re laid PaldP.ao abould be ...
sured that the United Stata
would ptO'ttde whatever aid ...
neceuary to bead off any ln-
cunkm acroa its borden trofrf
fOl'!!J.D fore•• DOW in Alp ...
repl'ftellt.atives made durl.ai the
general plan amend.meal bear·
inga.
In a related action Thursday
ni&ht, pl1nnln1 commtaalonen
recommended that city COUDci1
memben take no actloa on a
Koll Company request to re·
conaider tbe cb&D,lea made in
Koll Center Newport by the
1.....i !'!e amendment. Comrn_\ooen cited the paad·
~aUnn .. tbe Nuon they U1 ad.km -)lOllWve ~~ .. -would be IDap-
Doaglaa Showe .
No Improvement
WASHINGTON <AP>
Retired Sulllenae Comt JUltiee
WWiam 0. ~u. 111ffert.q from pro1re11 •• luo1 ana
kldne)' failure, rema1Ded ID VelJ'
aerlou1 coodltlon today at
Walter Red Army _ Medical Center,~ oftldall laid. Douilu, 11, WU adm!Ued to
the bospttal OD Cbriltmu Eft
wltb pneumonia. He reUred
from the nation'• h1lbtlt court lD 1'75 after 1ulfert.q a crtp.
Pllnl Rroa. He wa OD tbe eourt a record~ yun,
DAILY PILOT Gas Up Again
F~r Statioru to .Open
I
-
Slt'A'J' Praetlee
STORMS •••
1 olvd•Cf Camlao Caplltraeo
between Aver/ Parna1 •M
Junlpero &err• Roadl UM 0rt.tp • HIO~ad 1:1 Toro Boed ftlt °'~....,.....,. -a. Oemlilt4t ........
PaclAe Coat HllbW81 et U. aortMl'D elt7. Umlta tUoGP Captttnno Beacb wu eloMd
..,., todv. ..__. "".-.::.
Orl!Dll Couat.1 ·-~ oftldall Aid._ ..... ~
a eloee watcb OD Olo ~
ftldl •• caw•oa periodic el•
tn1 of Camino C.ptatrao aa D011MrnS..lum~.;
Cami.no C.pbltraoo w• elaMd
at 3 a.m. today a a 9NC•
Uoo.ary move. A motorllt died
WedDelday wbm b1a car WM
1wqta«dae OoodM ro.dwAJ. •
Cout1 olftelala Hid ~
tbat fioocllnl ln tbe ana u
caueed by a baildup of llllt ud
debril ID tbe Olo Creek chm_,
wbleb runt aloa11id• tb•
roaclwa,y. .'
ComP""'.,""fta die probMm. ee-eordinl to B a.ta.r o1 U.
county'• Environmental
llana1ement A1enc1. la In·
creued water runoff camed by urbanlqtign in the Klleian Vle-
jo aru.
Newport Beacb police SWAT team leader Tony VlDa
(right) watches team member Dan Holub rappel off city
Fire Department tower du.riq training session. Havine a
Special Weapons and Tactics team. saya ooe Oran1e
Coast police commander, "is like the fire department
havtna a boot and ladder truck. You don't use it every
day. but. when you need it, it's a very important piece of
equipment." See today's Featuring~ Paae BL
'"l'bere l8 just too mDCb .._.
for the ebannel to bandle.'0
Reiteraaid.
Reiter said the county waab
t.o build a laraer chanael. 'lbe
preaent channel la 10 feet deep.
Reiter and Bob Berryman,
public facilities superintendent
for the county 1torm coatrol
center, Hid that aenral ID·
teraec:tklm ID tbe IOldher'8 pMt
of tbe CIOUllty bave been Ooodld
but that there were eo otber prob&esm. Jet Almost Hit Tbe bl.U1 C8llJOD area were
reported weathertq die ltcll1D
well wttb no more than tbe mu.t
amOGDt ol mud belnc swept ODl9
road.I, BerTJman aid. By Nearby Copter-
They uid DO homes were JD
daqer at mid-momina. .SAN DIEGO <AP> -
American Airlines 1ay1 a
M artne helicopter flew too doae
to a Jetlloer carrylna 44
p~ into IJ.Ddberp Fldd
from Pboenb, AIU.
There were no l!Uuriea report.
ed wbm t.be two aircraft pasted
an estimeMwt 100 feet from each
other.
A "near-mi11" report on
Tuesday's Incident wa1 flied
Tbllf'ld.Q' wtth the Federal Avia·
tioo Administration.
Austin Smith
Dead at 89;
Riles Slated
llemortal Mntcm wm" bald Saturd&J morai.DC ID Coram del
Mar for Ions-Um• Newport
Beach resldeDt A. Amtin Smith
who died Wednetd1y at tbe aae
of 89.
A native ot Utah, llr. Smith
retired from tbe automobile
sales bustneu lo Salt Lake City
in 1980 and be and bis wife.
Belva, moved to Newport
Beach.
He wu an active member of
the Oranae County 8eott1lb R!te
Aaaodatioa and t.be Jolly Boys.
a Newport Beach oreanlutim ol
retired buslaeamea.
He leavea h1I widow; a aoo,
Col. Sherman Smith of Newport
Beach: a dau1bter, llra.
WUUam Sprowl of BelleYue.
Wub., and two srandcbJJdrm.
Services wtll be conducted at 9
a.m . at Paclftc View Memoriai
Park a.&pel.
The family auaeeta memortal
contribution• to Sbrtnera
Ho1pital, lntennountain Unit,
c/o El Ka1ab Temple, UO Eat
S. Temple. Sall Lake CttJ. Utah.
The lncldent took place 12
miles aout.beut of Llndberp
Ji1eld • ~ 30I. a Boetnc 707. ....... trom 1.000 feet.
AlrtiDe ptJot K.mneth Allmood
of New York aaw a Ma.rine
beUcosur. wbieb wu not under
supenisiian ol U:ndberO'• ap-
proach control. nytna 09 All·
mond'a rilbt beactina oortbeut at ahcM 5,.500 feet.
It waa beaded ror the Mart.ne
Air Station at Yuma. Artz., oa a
fUpt from North Island Naval
Air StalJOD iD San Dteeo.
The mudmtilied Karine pilot
lat.er estimated the cral\ were
700 fell apart verUca11y aod •
mile borbaa&a11y.
Airline spokesman Art
JacUaa ukt Tbunday ID DaDaa
U. M-416l'l ... II AU.._.,
or tbl 11'.atm ta ••Ml,. ac-tioD. Bat the FAA tald the
LiAdberp tower warued All·
mood of '"&mknown aircraft" in
lbearu.
Burgl~r Gets
• Camera Gear
Rainfall ft1orea posted
throoeboat the Oraqe Cout
abowed that tbe week'• worth ~
rain brouCbt tb1a aeaoo 'a total
up aboft the averase ud witlD
two lncbes ol lut year'• ftcur9.
OsoCreek
Yields Body
Of 1.agunan
Tbe body "' a Lquna Nipel man 1wept down Oso Creek W..tne.day llM ..._ ,...._
Tbe body o1 w.n.ce ~
Mullen, s2. of 33401 no.Ina
Drltt, WU d.iaeoTered a mile
... a balf doWiiiltiwam frca, •
CGIHlt off Ca•• ca.-.iawww.
W.urbadbem...._.olf ..
road.
B~ne Sheriff's YO!anteer
Pete Tomaino found tbe bocb
Thunday a.boat 30 feet from the
water line just WMt of Calle San
Antonio mid De La V"as&a iD SID
Juan Capistrano.
More than eo members ol tbe
Sbertft'• depart:ment eonducClld
tbe wreb late Wedneld.a,y llld
A Colt.a lie.a man wbme coa· early 11wnday monUnc .....
domla.ium wu dama&ed by fttt lna aJoac tbe creek bed for Ila
early 'l'luu::lday arrived bad at entire di.stance.
the ICIDe at 4 p.m . t.o flnd a Ku1len wa1 drt.-101 aouth·
bur11ar bad broten in and st.olea bound oo Cami.Do Caplatra.no
aimost Sl.000 in camera equip-J uat north of San Juan men&, police nkl. Caplltrmo Wec1De9d.a,y wbm b1a
Pollca amd JobD SeoU Rttcl. car wa swept oil t.M ro..twQ
21, who eaca:ped TIHlnda7·• 2 I aod lalo • cuJwert.
a .m. blue~ured by Jumpiq Tbe ~ elfmbed to tM
from a aecond-atocy wiAdow roof tbroulb a Aml'OGI Uld WM
found tbat 8CllDeODe bad ~ a.iWq .a.op b1a car wta. k bk
tbrouO boanla uMd '° COftl' tM cul'Nlt. 11111 ..... IU'ack tbe damaaect window • railroad trHtlt abo•• th•
The fire wu ·blamed 00 a culYert ad be wu knocked Into
abort ID u eledrtcaJ eord tn the the 1wollm cnek ud wubecl
Uriq room . dowmtream.
Men's Suits
for only
One Dollar*
AP>-... o::::r·u.a..
,. .... .,....... ol U.. • .:=; ..,._. __ .._ .... ...... .,...... a.. ... ,,..,..., ...
==-&al~t:!:tr:~al= __. .......... MalUt fDrcld ... f'ttlawnilM .. tM GDly ,...... •t ta tM" Af'L.CJO•a M·JUJ' ... tt.ee.
Tbe tanner 8l'ODll pl blr,
trho betVQt oae ol UM naUaa'a
o.t lnllUllld.lal print• Mu,..
'lh&r1na Ida 5T·YUJ' labor caner. hd Men bolpitallnd Sunday
"for treatJDeat of a painful
buildup ol ftuld In b.11 ..... ·~·Mia CODdltice worl4IMd Tbun-
clay and he wu lranaferred to \lae bo.pital't intensive care
unit, accordlnt to Meany's
.-Pok•man, Albert Zack.
Men)"• three dau-tera were
with him when be died at 8:55 -p.m. PST. Death wu attributed
to cardiac arrest, said Zack.
Preaident Carter called
·tleany "an American lnstltu·
-don .. and .. ,patriot."
.. He changed the shape or our
nation for the better in hundreds
'<JI ways, great and small.
.th rough the force or bis
character and the integrity. or
bis beliefs," said Carter, who
·'bed clashed often with Meany
over economic policies.
Meany's successor as AFL· ~IO president. Lane Kirkland.
said today that "American
workers. whether they carried a
Union card or not considered
George Meany their
spokesman."
And, Kirkland said. Meany
~as more than an American un-
ion leader.
·•Behind the Iron Curtain and
in all countries ruled by dJc
tators George Meany was hated
.,...._...
SUCCUllBS AT 15
Labor LeH9r Me•ny
by the oppresaors because he
was a beacon of hope for tbe OP·
pressed." Kirkland said. "He
was their spokesman, too -
sounding '8 message of freedom,
of free men and women U
their lives as they wished."
Massachusetts Sen. E ard
a loo · ·me litical
ally .of r ea er and a
candidate for the 1980
Democratic presidential
nomination, said Meany "was a
great American and an of us
will miss him."
Mr. Labor, as Meany was
known for three dttades. bad
been confined to a wheelchair
with arthritis since spring, when
he injured his knee in a golfing
accident. The injury frequently
left him in severe pain and his
health deteriorated rapidly after
that.
Tho eon of a ltth·century
lrt1h Amenea_n ullion luct.r,
II tany never flai1bed hl1h
1cbool. But b uaed bb keen
mlnd, uncanny poliUcal tlnct
and daa:Unatinl pel'IODalley to unll• a fracUoul labor move-
ro ee t acd bold moat of at
to1ether fOf' a quarter ceiatwy.
U1tnc the 14 mlWoo-melJl.ber
American Federation of Labor
and Con1reu of Industrial
Orsanlaatlona u hia base,
Meany became one of the most
eflecUve lobbyists an Congress,
the aeU·appointed adviser to
ei1ht prealdenta and a key
broker in Democratic Party
politics
Wlth the mereer or the AFL
and CIO in December 1955, be
ruled as the unchallenged
spokesman for the American
labor movement.
He presided over the labor
movement during a period of
relative labor peace and un -
precedented prosperity for or·
ganlzed labor. Healthy wage
gains pushed union members in-
to the mainstream of the
American middle class; the un·
ions. their violent organJzing
struggles behind them. bad
;olned the establishment.
Critics within labor. how -
ever. complained that the move·
ment under Meany had grown
complacent and conservative.
Union membership failed to grow
became of a lack of AFL-CIO in·
terest an organizing the un·
organized, particularly
minorities and women. they
chnged.
.. FLAMES CONSEUME GARAGE IN LAGUNA HILLS WHERE NINE COUNTY FIREMEN INJURED
Mlataken Report of Someone Trapped lnelde Led to Perll for F1Nflghte'9
:· Blaze Hurts 9 Firemen
'Someone's Trapped' Sends Them Into Home
By ROBERT BARKER
Of -.,...., ...... tuft Nine Orange County firemen
.were injured Thursday when
·;they rushed into a burnang
·:Laguna Hills residence because
:J>f a mistaken report that
•JM>meone was trapped inside.
• .. A panicky bystander almost
~got physical with the firefighters
:saying they were not doing
~.enough," Public Information Of.
fleer Mike McKee said today.
" "He shouted, 'someone's
trapped ins a de. someone's
trapped inside' ··
Tbe two occupants of the
$2'25,000 house at 25452 Hillary
Lane were not at home when lbe
fire broke out at about 4 pm .
according to McKee.
McKee said investigators are
not certain if the unidentified
bystander was sincere in hts
concerns or not.
"We >VOuld sure like to find
him today."
The ftref1ghters s uffered
various tnjuries, mcludmg bums
and fractures when the roof and
ceiling of the two-story house
collapsed.
Some were tnjured when parts
of the roof fell on them and
others while jumping from the
second floor.
McKee said firemen would
have entered the building
anyway but with more caution
than ther exhibited had they
known no victims were trapped
inside.
·'That is our job to get
someone out."
Injured in the blase were:
Lonnie Baldrige, second and
third deiree bums over 10 per-
cent of body, fractured right
ankle.
Jack McFadden. second. third
de1ree bums of bands and feet.
Paul Bateman, second degree
buma of wrist, broken tea and
broken feet. Terry Carson. minor bums to
both wrisU
Jlm Hopkins. flnt and second dearee bums to arma. neck and
ean.
Jack Woodward, beat exlulua-
t.ion, amolle LabalaUon.
Raymoocl Hall, broken riaht
ankle
Roy Adams, wbo was reported
to be lbaken up.
Two •· appanntly belGna·. ~ 10 llomia OWnerl Rolf Blomd and RCiia ~. were bumed
to dilidi ta dMi caraae.
l•f--UOn officer McKee
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JULIUS CHRISTENSON, S7, WIFE ALLENE, 13, ON BICYCLE BUil T FO" TWO
•tt Oonn't P•y to Give Up Your A.cttvttJea, • Coata Meaa Coup .. Say
Bike Keeps 'em Young
Octogenariam Keep On Pedaling
By JACKIE HYMAN
Of-DMIY~S-
Julius and Allene Chnst.enson of Costa
Mesa used to admire a b1cycle built for two
that belonged to some friends in central
Califonua
traffa<' has utcreased manyfold smce they
came t.o C.OSta Mesa 32 years ago
BUT WHEN their friends reached their
mid 80s. "they decided they shouldn't nde 1t
any more." Mrs Chnstenson satd
The couple hai. been mamed 56 years "I
was an old maid schoolteacher. so 1 wasn l
marned young... lau&M Mrs Chnstenson
"When I was in my 20s. I rode a bicycle to
teach school four males from home ·
So the Christensons bought the bake That
was five years ago, but they 've oo intent.Jon
of givmg tt up, even though they've reached
their mid 80s themselves
"It doesn't pay to gave up your ac
ta vi ties." explained Mrs Chnstenson. 83
"We don't tntend to "
CHJUSTENSON SAID he was alwa):.
more mterested in motor.. iltld operated d
garage for more than 20 years He later
worked for 10 yt:ar~ as a cu&tod1an for
Newport· Mesa schools
SHE AND HER husband. who's 87 . nde
the bicycle m their neighborhood and t.o
church. They're t.emporanly grounded while
she recovers from recent eye surgery. but
plan to resume nding m a few weeks
The bicycle actually a tncycle. since 1t
was altered to add a second rear wheel -
~erves as both ent.ertamment and exercise.
the ChnsterlSOrU sa.id
They alSo avoid mam streets. where
·'Three years ago. I had knee surge1 y
and that wu the best than& an the world to
loosen up my knee," Mrs Chrut.enson satd
··But mosUy we just ride it for the fun of at "
Swiday Pilot
Top Scorer
A Sunday without a pro foot
ball p.me will allow more lime
to read lheae featured atones m
lM Daily Pilot.
Mur~r Conviction
Now Manslaughter
BABIES FACED Carol
Newett ol Balboa teU. the JO)"S
and sadne91es ol ~ bws a foater mother to 48 infants
awaitiog adoption. And aWf
writer Delores Irwin lakes a
look al the Orange County Board
of Superviaors' lat.eat allotment
ID their campaign to reduce
teen-aee pregnancies.
EXECUTIVE IDGH -0Tange
County as fast becoming an Im
portant market for producers of
million-dollar-plus aircraft de
signed t.o get top managers from
here to there fast Find out
who's buying and why an SWl
day's business pages
Jama Earl Scremlla. ~
conviction of tbe SttOnd ·degree
murder ol Laeuna Beacb res!
dent Albert Damel Wl1.l.ud -«"'•rtunled b7 • •tale .......
eowt.. pleeded pilty Tbunday
to a leuer ~ ol voluntary
inanslausMer.
The plea entered before
Orange County Supenor Court
Judge Richard Beacom sets the
stage for Scramhn ·s release
from state prison in November.
said defense attorney Keith C
Monroe
Seramltn. 28. was arrested by
Laguna Beach Police five
months after the July 29, tm.
bludgeorung death of Willard. a
retired Coast Guard officer
COMPLETE WINTER SPRAY CLEAN-UP I: CHACON '89.,R9.JJ
fir AUIT TREES
CDMTIOLI PGWlllY MUlW & IVST
DORMANT SPRAYING ELIMINATES SPRING
& SUMMER DISEASEIPR08LEMS tN THE GARDEN. THE
WHOLE GARDEN WILL BENEFrT. $3 99
at. Size Reg. ''.95 SALE PRICE •
Pohce aid t~e ktlltng had
homosexWlJ overt.oot:t.
The prosecuuon cooteoded m
lbe Howmber, 1971 JUI')' triaJ that Se.ra.mlla beat WUJard's
bead with a mabosany rertillty .
statue. t.ben poured a llqwd
d.ratn elnnfnl product over the
wooden flootS of Willard's re:s·
tdence at Ill Crestview Dnve.
Scramlin was linked to the
s laying by footpnnts found on
the noor of Willard's home
I n 0 c t o be r . t h e ft" o u rt h
Dastnct Court of Appeal in SdJ1
Bernardino overturned the
second deer« murder convtc·
lion and ordered Scramhn be re-
l ried The court found that
Judge John Flynn Jr acted 1m·
property an instructing the Jury
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T'ranlporlatWra ~ GbatMn::o, Hohn and Hollindm
ts: .. To conserve energy and drastically reduce tbe uae ol
lnclividual automobiles to go to wort and to abop. ·'
Slate highway boss Adriana Gianturco seems to
second this view. She was quoted as sayine CalTrans "is
continuing to focus on providing a balanced transportation
system ... decreasing the use of petroleum in transporta·
lion . . . better utilizing our transit and rail systems . . . ~
ALL OF TRIS SOUNDS wonderful unW you read the
forecast by Al Hollinden. who ls chairman or our own
Orange County Transportation Commission.
HoUinden, the former mayor of Fountain Valley, Is
highly respected as a thoughtful leader in our effortS t.o up-
grade Orange County transportation In the committee re·
port. Hollinden made the following points:
-1be so-called taxpayers' revolt will be heavier m
the 19fl>s with more citizen participatioo LO initiatives on
taxes. This will increase competition among pubUc agen-
cies for tbe tax dollar.
-Areas considered by the maJority as import.ant to
their urestyie will gel tax support. Getting to work, scbool
and recreation will rate very high with 70 to 80 percent of
the population. Thus transportation funding will bttome
available.
TROUBLE IS, Hollinden notes, the "lead Ume" to
build new highways is 10 to 12 years and eight to 10 years
for tnmattways. And bia kicker comment is this: "The ma·
jor bCJl)e ID Che eDel"IY and pollutioa areas will be ama.Uer
and more r&W~cient automobllell which will coatinue to
provide 90 to 95 percent ol Orange County's paasenger
trips.''
Rlgbt there may be where the rub comes in for us here
lo Orange County. While other leaders are taUung about
alternate transportation systems, we'll still be relying on
the motor car into the 1980s.
BACK YEARS AGO, Al Hollinden was a U.S. Air
Force meteorologist and to study the weather, be flew LDto
the middle or 40 different typhoons.
When it comes to Oranae County's road needs as com·
pared to what some of the other state leaders are saylng, It
looks like Al may have just flown into the middle of
another one.
Jobless Rate
Up Slightly
AIHlMliON <U> -TM utiOD't ==.:nu edlld ap iUOdY .. Deoembll' to U ..,r:.-at• d ~ ODD• ~.produce Job opport• foe' Amerieui • tM IO"ftl-
&nmt l'll*Wtodaf.
Thi Calllamla nta WU. l*'emt. up from 1.7 perca ID No• vembll'.
I Lat IDlll!da'a nt.e. up from
Nonmbr1 LI l*'"Gt ftaun.
tta,.S wttbtn tbil rap Ol 5.T
petteat to u percei wmploy-
t u... )Lu pl'e'f.u.d l1nce
Aupat 1171. tbe Labcw 0epart. m taakl.
At tbe u.me time. tM Dumber
of people with Joba roee by
300,000 lo Deeember to rl.9
Man Kills
2Children
Then Self
PrrTSBURGH (AP> -A man
determioed "to klll evil 1pUtta
around him·· lhot and killed two
youna cblldrea today. crttlcally
WOUDded ~pant mot.her
and then b1maelf. police
said.
Police said Samuel Andrews.
27. an unemployed aecurlty
guard wbo bad been holding the
three aa bmtqee llDee Wednes·
day. opened f'ln! oa b.la pr1aooen
and then .shot bimaell when
police lobbed tear au LD&o tbe
house earty tbla morn.Loa.
Tbe woman, Arlene Ware, 22,
escaped as the bouae erupted in
flames about 7:45 a .m . after
police fired tear gas canlsters
into tbe house, said police
Superiotmdenl Robert Coll.
AlllD THE 80lJND8 of break·
lng glass, crackling electrical
wires and gunshots, a woman
screamed, "Help! Help!"
Ma. Ware plunged through a
picture window oo the first floor
onto a porch.
"I believe the fire saved her
life. She was isolated from b.im.
I le used a powerful bandrun. but
may have used something more
powerful on himself,·' Coll said.
"There were no police officers
inJured, oor did they fl.re any
shots," Coll added.
The superintendent a.aid M.s.
TBS 8l'&ZNOl'll of tbe )ob
marat baa IUl.priled Carter ed·
mia.1llntiaD ""'ri•'•· wbo bad n])eded a llowtna ecGDOm¥ to
booet unemploymeGt to 8.t ,...
cent by tbe end ol lut year. ·
"I tblnk tbe admlnllf;Htilllb.
Uk• e"11&)0De elle, baa beal ,.,. me a 1ot o1 ett.tatkm to whll tbe
eeoeomic model buUden haft
been aa.ylq aboul tblt r.:;tNUty or a receaian, •• aUd act Bree·
1er. ddef ol tbe LabOI' Depmt·
ment'1 em_plo~ment anal.Jala
dlvt.Pon. ''Cleu11, the eeoaomy
buo't tabD a oaeedlve. at least u yet:•
8re11er added tbat tbe
••n1ure1 for December are
ama.zmaty atnmc. particularly
on the emp&oyment aide" but
1ald that recent lltJ"C)ftl to tbe
automobile lnduatry couJd be
.. reflective of tbln11 in the
future."
•ANY ECONOI08TS Ud a · ~ted the nation'• ecooom.y t.o rau lnt.o a l'lllC'f"Uon ta im. But
a decHne in output ID tbe leODDd
quart.er -mainly the nsult ol
atriks and a lbarp loereaae to
Middle Ellll cnade oU prices -
waa followed by relallnly
atron1 1rowtb ln tbe tblrd quarter.
Cowtm.ay II. Slater, the Com·
merce Department 's cblef
economist, said earlier this
week that tbe oatioa'a real O'CJU
naUonal product, the val~ ot
the DatioD'• .,oda and aerYices
acl)Ulted foe' tollaUaa, appanet.
ly irew at an annual rate ol 2
percent to 3 percent to the finaJ
quarter ol 19'19.
•"THE FOaCD MAUNG for
receuioo att sUll with US,'' s.be
warned. "lo 1980, the United
States must expect to ex·
perteoce a rtteSaioo. It will be
moderate lo its depth, bo'ftftr,
and relatively brief."
ln fact. Carter's adviaera AD·
tlclpat.e that unemp&oymeat wW
mcreaae by more than 2 m.lllioo
peop&e tbia year because ol the
buaiDela downturn.
Francilco Fernandez and Chri.atina Slrviente smile after
their wwtcHng ln Loodoo. They flew more than 700 miles
from Spain for the wedding -because they· are thinking
of divorce. Divorce is not allowed ln their native Spain 10
Uiey will now be able to return to Britain for a divorce if
thinp do not wort out.
Storm Kills Seven
In Hawaiian Isles
HONOLUW <AP> -A bowliDc ra.1Dltorm battered the
Hawa.Uan Juandl for t.be third day. leavtnc leftD people dud and
Uuaiaa m ilHom ol doUan in da.m.qe to bomes, bmineqes, roeda
and r:=r=:~ became the.storm's aeTentb vid1m Tbun-
day wbm be wu buried alive in a mudalide behind bis bome in
Oahu.. tbe atate'a most popWoul la.land.
''We are betDc aw amped wt\6 e&l.11 lrom people about roots ud
•alll blowlna away." a aid• f.pol:•maa for the Honolulu rtre Depart. ment.
TaAFFIC nE·UP8. It.randed mot.ort.u, pcniNr oat.ages.
damaeect boat.a and vebiclel, rock atidea, and flooded homes, bu:ai-
oeaaea and l'Olldways kept ema OSDCJ aews wortmc fOaDd.tb&. dock CID alJ lalanda.
TorTeDtl.al raiDa and wtnda patiQg to • mpb ID tome areas
foreed the caocellaUoa ot aome tmer-Uland flllbta.
At the summit ol Ha!nlrala cnt... on llaui, t.be National
Weather Servl~ said more th.an 21 iDcbea ol ralo fell during at~
day pttiod begiooio1 early Tuesday. Wlnda there pated to more than 100 mph.
Y aui Mayor Hanoi baJ Tavares asked the gowe1 mw to declare
the laland a cb.sast.er area. Many resideou were without. water and
power for Aoai penods and flooded roadwa~ lsolated aome parts
o( the lslaad.
A SPOK.E811AN POa Hawaiian Dtttric Company said be
could not esthmt.e bow ~ cmtomen were wtt.boul power.
becat.11e "anee we &et ~ r-.ared ID cme uea. k m.,-IO out
again 10 minws lat.er. •
Tavares= towilt.a with rwnaUom at se-reraJ luxury re-
sort ..... to t.beir' uriYala. lf pouible.
Ware, wtth whom A.ndttws llved
for about 18 months, was
wounded by two pmbots. She
WU taken to Mercy Hospk.al and
reported ln critical condttloa.
Sbe is six months pregnant,
police said.
THE BODIES OF her
children, KJmberly, 4. and Fred,
2. were found with that of the
gunman on the first floor of the
21,'J -story house in the city's
Bellzhoover sectioo, Coll &aid
Buya
Suparhawl Tauchdawn!
Andrews bad been involved in
another boetage aitualioo within
the last year, Coll aaid.
Police used tear gas and wett
able to safely free the bostaees
in that event, Coll aald.
Blizzard Stings Dakota
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Bemuin Promuea More Challenges
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SAC'llAMENTO <AP> -As· ( J MmblJ.,...... Leo McCutb)' "'9' ~TE aum•ecrth• tint week of l:11;JS
Boward Blmwl'a uaault on bla . _
job and ... bale power ... the --------
dlal.ltml'I' plaaa tunbel' atlacb abstalnfld or voted no. and all 30 nest,,.._ Republicans stayed out.
After a tldnl umucceuf\IJ at-
tempt Thursday to remove
llcCartlly fn>m the aeeond-most
powerful job ID tbe state, tbe As-
ae :!!!f' 50 Democrats re-m fractured and un.settled.
Berman. McCarthy'a former
lieutenant. said be would try
a1atn to remove the speaker,
who clung to his job despite only
minority support from bis
Democratic Party.
Tb\&l'IQy's attempt to remove
llcCartby once qaln failed by a
21·1 votealmostidenticaltotbose
of Monday and Tuesday.
Berman•s 27 Democratic sup-
port.en wted for it. McCarthy's
23 Democratic supporters either
ftiwlllKUls/11••
OAKLAND (AP) -AD 85-
year-<lld man bu been killed by
a Bay Area Rapid Transit train.
He was struck by the train as it
pulled into the Oakland West
station, the first stop east of the
transbay tube.
Although authorities said they
finY,resumed Henry Bumpuss,
whose address wu not released.
commlUed suicide Thursday,
wttneaaes told them be bad ap-
peared confused and may have
been attempting to cross the
tracu.
Bosomy Bowl
San Jose Ad Protested
SAN JOSE (AP) -The first woman mayor of a major
California city wants a tourism advertiaement abowinl a
buxom brunette promot.iq her town scrapped because it ls
"offensive."
"We can advertise San Jose as a peat city and a
center of entertainment wit.bout that kind of ad ... Mayor
J a.net Gray Hayes says of the blurb wbicb appeared ID tbe
winter issue of Association and Society Managen
magazine.
llAYOa BA YES SAID ahe bas aated Coaftlltlon
Center chief Dan Saunders -who appronid the 8111 before
it was p•hli•bed -to have it wttbdrawn. Sbe wau a more
sedate pitch put in lta placa and bu uked tbe dl;J
women•s eommluton to mc•1•t.or tuture promollcm cam-
pel,,,.. The advertisement was created by the WllkiNOO and
Kavisb Advertising Aaeney u part of a clQ-·1'.9111*Uid
aeries tr-ttn1 cuhure and mtertldmDmt tn Sa~-
It abbWS a bolomy wt>md In • tMk top .=_m a
nlgbtclub wtth the wonla .. SI~ Sus7. ~er· cleacriblDI the acene. The copy San JOH a ''ell)' ol
aenaatioos.''
THE aTY TJDS year bud&eted $528,000 to promote its
image through the Chamber of C.mmerce. One city of-
ficial estimated the ad in question cost between $2.000 and
$3,000 to produce and market.
"I'm the one, its my fault." Saunders said of the ~lee·
tion. "But in retrospect. I wouldn't bave done it -not un·
leas I bad a bullet-proof vest oo."
AdvertisiD8 executive Harvey Wilkinson said be does
not believe the ad, created by bis staff, ls distasteful.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) -Tbe
board of directors of the
Southern Callrornla Rapid
Tran.at1 DilUkt bu postpooed a
decllkJn CD n1l1q. but fans tor
the HCODd time In three moatbs.
RTD General Mana1er Jack
Gu.tr.p's request for the fare
increase durtn1 bis annual
··state of the District" report to
the board Thursday came in the
wake ol the Los Angeles County
TransportaUon Commission's
refusal to approve $5.2 million in
supplemental operating sub·
sidles.
'Dn'ftlC• lperefl
SACRAMENTO (AP> -Com
still poured into a Soviet ship
early today despite threats to
kill a local loooboremen•s union
cblef, Eddie Oolland, and a re-
ported mine ID the abip channel.
which a minesweeper waa bunt-
ing.
The threats by anonymous
callers were apparently made in
reaction to the loadln1 ol the
Soviet frelihter Karamd.n with
20,000 metric tons of yellow feed
corn alter President Carter's
ban OD Such ~rta in light of
the Soviet invasion or
Afebanlltan. But the shipper
said the deal was made last year
and ls not affected by the ban.
1BtsAdce•
SACRAMENTO CAP> -When
biib school studenta are re-
quired to pus teats to p-aduate
next year, separate at.andarda
1bould be set for tb• band-:7=.=r ttie .Ute Board
Tbe board voted 6-1 Thursday
to call for lei1alatlon requirtne
local ~ eltablSlb dif-fenlll st&Ddardl fqr
1tudenb Jn special counea tor
the handicapped.
LOS ANGELES (AP)
Members of tbe American
Fede~tion of Televialon and
Radio Artllta have promised to
give the three major television
networks five days strike notice
before they yank performers
from soap opera.a, network news
shows and "The Tonight Show."
No strike deadline h~ been set.
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l11Gflda9 .. I.alee Taltee
Wind-whipped whitecaps pound a Lake
Tahoe U>ur boat. the M .S. Dixie. which
finally sank at its .Zephyr Cove Pier moor·
mg. The JSO.passeoier paddlewbeeler re-
ceived an estimated $25.000 damage from
the violent Thursday winds.
Rock Composer Dead
LOS ANGELES <AP> -Larry Williama. eom·
J>OHI' ol IUCb 1950l rock and roll bit.a u "Short Fat
Fanny'' and ''Boay Morome. •• la dead, apparentl)'
of a self·lnflicted lunabot wound, aocordiq to cor·
oner'• ad police spok•men.
Wllllams, 44, IOOIDed to 'tlle t0p Of t.b8 record
~hart.a in 1961 with bit two best kDown eompoai-
Uou. then f8ded Into relaUft obKurtty ..... Ida
a&CcellfW ncarcl. .,Db1:7 lllla Llmde" in 1151. and
1nson's
Newport Fashion Island
Company growth has created need for
additional full and part-time employees.
Positions now available ...
Area Sales Managers
Sales
Display-Home Store
Alterations
Housekeeping
Credit Office
Af.>ply at personnel office. 2 Fashion Island,
NeWPOrt Beach, Celifomia . '
Merit Pay Plan
DeServes Trial
Oru1e Count1'1 adlDlm\tatlYI m:anaaem
emDlontl haft.,...... a ••JW eaaueot tUt featuriil~a0C<latM -=,~ ••• ... ""' ......... .. to .. &Ill Gnt.,, ..... m~. larp ~ l*blc s•~-ta oraw: cb1ef factor la PIJ na. .m -...... •••lutkm of tile ·~··· .......... .., ....... aopedon. ~·• e• let DdlMI Of•_.•• JI permll& Pl1 ~. ~ ~~===:-4~:\= ~ Cl"GD1lalD Uld favarttiam. •
WCllbn mo_.... um u., lhoDld be• ... to reeetn 8CJ'OU boud i-J mere... that wre P•W
autolDlltleal))t to other~ However. they ev tuaUJ ~ to tsma Itta' ccia ..
tract modlftcatloQs b~JL. ~ Tiie iaDOYaU contract abcM.a1d be a upertment &bat bean
' ca;=.c::~alrly, public ~loyeea bave ben pof'tra1ed 'm 101De circles u · eeeure In tbelr }Obi and
lacklnc 1D1Uatlve.
The qreement can put that cbarl• to rest.
'Ibe contract la only for a year od If lt doesD 't wort
out or proves to be unfair, it can be scrapped.
Tbe goals appear to be laudable, however, and in
theory tbo8e employees who offer the moet will receive
moat of the rewards.
Sports Still Business
It's no secret that Orange County Supervisor Ralph
Clark is probably the Los Angeles RamS' number one
booster and a leading figure in the Rams' declaioo to
move to Anaheim.
Clark's Ram exuberance showed through this week when be sponsored a lengthy Board of Supervisors resolu-
tion praising coach Ray Malavasl to the sky for leading
the Rams to the Super Bowl.
It's of no great consequence that only two days
earlier Clark bad accepted a free ride home from Tampa
Bay aboard the Ram team plane.
However, Clark and other public officials who equate
professional sports with motherhood should keep in mind
that sports after all, are commercial ventures, anxious
for any public display that helps to sell tickets and to.
build fan support.
And in the wake of the expansion and explosioo of
professional sport franchises m recent years are the
bones of embittered cities and fans deserted by franchise
owners in search of greener pastures.
Clark's glee over the Rams coming to Orange Coun-
ty, for example, is matched by Los Angeles County
Supervisor Kenneth Hahn's disdain of the Rams' move.
Those who want to shill for the Rams should keep
that in mind and not forget that the football team is com-
ing to Orange County for business, not altruistic reasons.
Railroad Warnings
CaJJfornia leads the natJota lD lD•tallatloo of automatic warning devices at railroad crosslnp, but in
the past five years 300 persons have been killed and more
than 1,000 injured in grade crossing accidents.
It could be that present-day drivers are just not as
familiar with railroads as drivers used to be and are in·
clined to be too nonchalant about the occasional grade
crossing they encounter.
For this reason the California Association of Safety
Councils. in coo~ration with the railroads, bas launched
a year-rowid railroad safety program.
Some of the tips they off er:
-Don't try to cross the tracks as soon as the caboose
has passed. There can be a second train on the other
track. -U warning lights start to flash or gates start down
as you cl'068, don't freeze. Doo't try to back up. Keep go-
ing. The stgnala allow enoqb time to ctoss.
-Be sure to cheek traffic ahead before start1q
across. A traffic pU~~W. can trap you on the tracta. -U your car on tbe tracks. get everyone out,
and a safe distance aw., Immediately. Uno train la in
sight. try to push the C1ll' all the tracts. If a ti'a1n ap-
proaches stay out of the way and forcet the car.
'l'beae are thinp all driven, and es1>eclallY new
driven, abould memorlr.e. Trains may be 1eu familiar
these days, but they can be just as deadly to the careless
driver. • Opink>ns expreseed In the space abo"9 are thole of the Detty Pltot.
Other vlewa expressed on thl• page are those of their authora .,CS
artlsta. Reeder comment la Invited. Addreaa The Dalty Piiot. ft.O.
Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92828. Phone(714) 842-4321.
Boyd I Incumbents \
BJL. .. BOYD
Q. What'• the c:watomary
re·eleetioa rate of lncum·
benta ID tbe U.S. HOUie ot
Repre1em.tlftlT
A. Aboa& IO percent. That
bu bee tbe ltar7 for about
• quarter ceotul'J.
Q . Wbli&'• tbe belt wood for
a lot alllnT
A. Cedar, 1pnee. plDe or
flr' ill tb8t order. So report
tbe U.S. l'wwtaJ a:perU.
All l'OMI are btleDLaL
Tb• actor la aacleat
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
<;;reece wore a muk. Tbe
name for it 1ave WI the wonl
"penonallty." 1ay1 our
Lanpqe man.
TV reaearcben claim that
men who amoke plpea wateb
televllioo tbe leut.
CredttGn ea"t to after the
insurance money ln your
e1tate, not in any of the
ltatel, llr.
No ... tban 10 U.S. PNll·
deata It one time « anotber
ownedllafts.
Oo• and ODlJ one four· leaed crttw n... on lta blDd .... to .,. ..... tt•1
~And that'• tbl lllaN.
Tbole eald pWa ._ UM
soomm .... to tieplllDta an
abOat tbe IDI of IOV:Hlll.
Did We Encourftge Soviets?
THESE conclutlona are not
the wild ,..... of • .,,....
wbo 1uct tbem out o 1belr
thumbl. They have aceea to
elaborate LDteWaeDce detalliDc
wbat 1oe1 OD lmdde tbe KremUD.
Tb• coavenatloaa of Kremlin
leaden have been intercepted.
and their peraoaaUUet have
been c&olely aalyted. ••1 Ir.now
Leonid Brezhnev better than I
know my owu father," one
analyst told me.
Accordinl to expert opi:6.ion,
the Kremlin cu.ra are crafty but
cautious old men wbobave a wary
respect for American
military, lodullrial and
eronomic power. They will puab,
however, Into any world power
vacuum where they find the re-
sistance weak. Carter baa left
them with several vacuums.
The United Stat.es dominated
the oU heartland wbeo Carter
took charge of American foreip
policy ln um. Tbe world's two
largest oil exporters, Saudi
Arabia and Iran, were solid
American allies. Theo the So-
viets began testing Carter's
mettle.
IN 1118, the Soviets dispatched
a Cuban military force to
Ethiopia directly acrou the Red
Sea from the Saudi ot1 ~dom.
The Cubans. 20,000 strong, were
trai.Ded, armed and subsidized
by tlM Soviet Ull.lca. Soviet ad-·•••ra, meanwhile, replaced American advisers in Add.la
Ababa. 1be analyst.a note that
Earl Waters
~-·
El)'pt '1 President Anwar Sadat
tried ill vain to arouae Carter to
ac:tioa.
Enco11ra1ed by Carter'•
ratraint.. the JCremUn amt 500
Cuban shock troops to con-
solidate lta boJd oo South Y emm
in the toe of the Arabian
penl.Daula. The eubam, actiq
OD Soviet aipala, apearbeaded
an attack upon North Yemen.
Thi.a aet otf llanm ln oel&bbor· in& Saudi Arabia wboee rullna abelks appealed to Carter foe
military support. He ruahed
over a dmm F-L5 n,bter planea
which, upoo lmpectioo. turned
out to be unarmed.
Tbe Saudis, u much in ex-
uperJtion u desperation, made
approacbea to Moscow th.rou&b
Syria and Iraq. The Ruaaians
couldn 'l resist the chance to ex-
acerbate Saudi·American rela·
lions. 'Ibey took credit with the
Saudis for ca.lhng off the fighting
in Yemen.
BELATEDLY, Carter sent
military BJd to North Yemen.
but it was too little and too late.
North Yemen preferred to take
out insurance in Moscow by
signinl an anm pact wtth the
Soviet Union. There are 1n-
t.elll1eoce ~· meanwblle.
tllat tbe Rt baw .. ap -under11acmd IDO'l9IDeDt to Oftl'•
throw the Saudi mooarcbJ
operatbll out of Soath Yemeo.
But it WM Carier'1 mttben.
dllDI of tbe lrmlu cdala, aay tbe
analnta. tbllt ......_.ta.. Sew·
M!la it wuald be Mfe to take 09W
Alpanta• a. fGled to balater'
the ahab or ea•Nleb a RbiUtale
1ov~~totbe
Uoit.ed a.t., ill time to aa.e
Iran. Darilll lbe lMt dQs ot the
ahab. Cm1er' ordered a carrier
t.aak force Ullo ta. Penian Gu.If
but then canceled the order The
t.ult force. beaded by the USS
Coo.atellakm. dropped anchor iD
Slocapore.
ln caatrut. the Sorids clldn 't
bes i ta te to airlift troopa into
Af Cb an.i.ltao to execute a re-
c ale i tr ant leader and to inat.all a
more pliant president ln bi.a
place. Yet A11ha.Di1tan iao't
nearly the prize that Iran I.a,
with its fabulous oil fields and
access to the Persian Gull
THE DEllLIN leaden, for
all their can..oy caution. are
simply more willinc Ulan Cart.er
to uae military power to advance
SoVlet iot.erest.s. One intelliceoce
officer la1aatwct bitterly 6t lbe
president'• abocted atatement
that Breztmie. bad lied to bim
and that the SoVlet lnvuioo ot
A11benitan riolated "~
ln~!'lllm~.·· ··u t11e twcid a baa paid m1
att.entkm It all to ~ dlapst.ebe&
from oar embuay ID Moscow,
be sboukl bow that Brezhnev is
not bound bJ the truth and that
the oaJr, rule be respect.a 11 raw power •• Mid tb1I omcer.
Pootnat.e: ID faimea. &o.Wt espan.alan lido watern apberea
ot influmce bepo bef°" Carter became praklent. 'lbe men ot
lluacovy correctly calculated
th.at the U.S. defeat in Vietnam
bu tapped the American will to
defencf (araway lands.
TBE &U881AN8 moved quiclt-
ly into the Vietnam vacuum,
abouldertq ulde the Chinese
wbo RntUled briefly fOl' pogj-
lioo. Today, the Soviet presence
lD Vietnam exceeds in both ln-
rl u enc e and dlmenaion the
American contingent before the
Gulf of Took1n lnc1dent.
Before Carter's time, the
Kremlin also dispatched Cuban
shock troops into the former
Portuguese colony of Angola to
pluck off a pnie African plum
Thts was naked aggression, oot
part of the black revolution m
Afnca. In fact, the Cubans put
down a revolt by bJaclt leaders
ln im and tmt••led. Manilt regime beaded by whites and
mulatt.os. Today, Angola 1s
patrolled by 25,QOO Cuban troops
wbo lake thear orders from
ll~w
Speakership Fight Disrupts Legislature
It bu been said, "Of all the
buer tnlta of man, ambttioo la
tbe moat ipoble." CertalDly,
rank ambWoa 11 reQOll&lble for
bavln1 tamed tbe State /u-
aemblJ lDto a poUltl'J Jard
wbere members, aen1la1 a fatt.rlnl leeder, an Oocktnl to
tbe kill. And nprdleu ol tbe
outcome of tbe bdle "'"'!rf up
lD \be =l'IJIN tbent be blood all o.er the /u-
aepi blJ cbamben for many montha to come.
For tbe blttw baUJe °"" tba Speakenblp wb1cb bu ~eel
from Al · 1embl1man Howard
Berman'•
audac:toua
cballen1e of
Speaker Leo
McCarthy bu
become a
free for all
wttb Gov-
ernor Jerry
Brown and other outa1den a-
ertln1 undue preuure1 that will
not be IOOD fOl'IOtf,en.
llcCartb)' bu done an out-
•tandlnl Job u speaker, holdlne
Art Hoppe
together in a semblance of order
and purpo1e the moat fracUous
9.11d I actioua P'OUp ot lelltlaton
ever to be auembled in modern
times.
GUIDED BY a loyalty to the
party be matntalned peacefal, if
not contlal, relatiom betwuen
h1a bouae and tbe ..,..,.... lie
played tbe 1enUftlU ln b.la de~lop wt1b tbe ID••DOI',-.
portl.q lllm .,... ID tbe ID09t dif·
ftcult Utulltiom ~ bll
ftrat four 1UIW u Speaker. a Job
be hu DOW held for ftn and a
half years. ..... tbe most part.
h1a conduct wtth unruly mem-
ben WU aJ8o lentleman}y.
Tbe bis _queaUon now ia
whether llcC.utb1 bu been too
loyal and too mucb of a
1enUeman. Certaln.ly h1a loyalty
to the ID"J'DOI' WU 0, .....
for bi.I ~ Sot blm into trou-
ble with ~the memben. It al8o sot blJn a atab in the bact from
the WlsratefUI Brown wbo, lrbd
becaUH Mc:Cartby'a wttbdrawll
of unquestioned aupport bad
become a tbor'D in b1I Pnaldea·
Ual ambltiom, eued Berman'•
traltol"OUI action.
For there I.a small doubt that it
is Brown wbo encoura1ed
Berman'• tnempt to ~ llcC~. For. •ltboueb all ot Brown's friends in tbe
Lepalature could bold • <Utft!O-
tion lD a pbaae booth without
crowctlnl ~. Berman la a
cloee cmftdant ot the IOftl"DOI".
BBUIAN <:VI' h1a eyet.eetb in
polltlc1 wttb. tbe campalp
madllm of &mrJ W•nnv, a
fonner ~ wtllD now
tena ID Oaapw but ~
taiu a -.. po11t1eaJ orsaataa-uoa lD L09 Ancel•. Aft.er a abort ltiDl •• tepa1.u .. aide.
Berma•'• ambltloa quickly
made bilD a caadidat. for tbe
A...mblJ. Bunni"\ outside ot hta own dlttrict. e defeated
v•teraa Republican Aa-
aemblJlun Qiarlea J . Coarad in
1172.
Al a freshman le1lslator,
Berman became involved ln the
apeakenblp fi1ht which put
McCartbJ in power and wu re-
warded bJ McCarthy wbo pve
blm various important poets
culmlnatinl with that of ma-
jorl ty leaCJ~r and a trusted
lleutenaat d the Speaker.
It was no secret that he
aspired to the speakership
himaelf, although McCarthy,
who be expected would support
blm, obviously felt secure ln the
belief Berman would wait lDlttl
im. the year McCarthy bad ln-dlcat.ed be would leave to seek
other oftlce.
8t1T A.alUTION knows no
loyalt.J. aDd llcCartbJ j.a DOW
faced wttll the momeat ol tnllb
u to wbo _. Ida ~ Have
btl laban ID......_ e1mpaip fUDdl to ....., ea.ct ad .... Ject
maJll ol ta. memben been for
DOQllll? An tbe maQJ favors be
had done for the afembers now
foraotten. u Berman and olbers nex their ambition.a to bring
about a cbanle?
For1otten, ol course, Ls the
questJoo ot wbal i.s cood for the
people the members represent.
Such a thougbt is foreip to am·
bltJoo which seeks only to aatsify
the penonal aasrandiument ol
indlvlduals.
But the fact I.a t.bat the people
of t.be state can W afford such
turmoil in the Legislature, let
alone the bitter feeling which
wtll loq prevail after the duat ol
battle settles on t.be victors.
Musicians Take New Roles on Political Front
Ronatadt, Cblcaao and Tb•
Ea1l• -tbe ftnt belDI a tini• and the laat two beln1 or·
cbeltnll.
INDBBD, the New York
Times report.ct tut Jut •
month a10 S..ator KHMdf mact.••an~• .... to woo .. Tbe Kqa. •• ., tram
Go•ernor Browa. Bot Tb•
Eaal•, Aid tbllr m~, ...
fer'Nd Ocneaocw 8'°" • P*· Uoll CJD llqtltar IMJ'O.
So a.re. ha bem tbe eam-
petltiall to tiDU.it tJM aw Ol llNll-ctau that tbe 0811 Oftbllti'a aU1l UDOOatmJu.cl ~ tM ewlfllll · rac. <wtth tbl polllhli aee-Uoe ill LawreH Wilk) II tW ~~~·adoa Don ..
117~~~~-
··~ruk17. U.. 1111~ qillt.''
Wd llr. ~. c:leartq b1I
throat • ......i repoNn took
COTU. UNJck Noziowl, wbo 11
ov Ont e1ecUoalc eupidor
feel• 1tronaJ1 that Ronald
Raapn'I Awl aaalnlt Umltfnl
OV MCllllill ltrib COUDterfCll'Ce
tlMftno.mdNi' eapablli:r.=-
SALT D mertta our wbo •
ed1upport.
•'Off TBS otb1r band. Vince ::::::· ;: =-:-.r. facUoilr~ e.-~c tin .. 1 lbould be paramount. VlDee .._ a to back JobD
Cou~ CID tbe IJ'OUDdl OomW· tr would ea11 tb• Federal
IMn'NBoeri11aUOt.___,
pOlky, ...... tM wtlMlfaU pro-nta ta ad e.urb Mderal Ill· ~,...._ti the mifttt Nt eon·
ferroll ~•4tt•ll tut•ret. tlaa ...._ ........ 7 OMP .ll'ft'th ,.... .• ,...,.u~··,
II r. Dl11u1tin1 acratched
tbe t.aft of mauve hair that
aprouted from the center ot bis
otherwlae--bald bead and unbut-
toned bll phwtriped vest to re-
•••l aa ornatelJ tattooed 1tomacb. .. Believe me, if I bad
known I would have to uaume
the beaVJ burden ot cbooelq the
bell man to nm the country," ti.
aatd. "I n•••r would have beeome a mualclan."
AS IO& blmlelf. Mr. Dlaiufl·
ln1 1aJd be waa .. leanin•
toward'' 11.r. Carter. UJ told tM
White Home when they called
tbat I pnerally approved the
prealdeat'• ro~ and clomesue·
pc:.licl-. Tbey were elated. of coune, but t can't mak up Dl1
mlnit"
Ht ~ ftnttftd tM
tidclt bone "'4rrUDI. hll DOM • 1•DO l reall,Y ut t0 be OQJ'na\ Secr.ta:rJ ol f •• he Wd.
,
I
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.. Pay fer Sex
Film Maker Guilty
Of P~ring Rap
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A mo.te producer wbo wu sue:
cessfully sued by actreu Cheryl Ladd over the uae of ber name tn
ads for hla adult ftlm, "Tui Gtrla," bu pleeded pilty to offertq
an undercover poljcewoman money to perform 1a ac:ta 1D tbe
samefllm.
Jucov Jaacovt of Hollywood. who entered tbl plea Wore
Superior Court Judie William B. Keene, la the ftnt ft.Im producer
to ~ 11ucceufully prosecuted on a felony pandertna cbarle, Depu· ty Diatrict Attorney Kirk Newkirk said 1bunday.
"WE BAD NEVE& USED TRIS route tor after a motion pie·
ture producer before," said Newkirk, bea ot tbe diatrict at-~mey's porno section. ''The law says lleX for money la proatitu-
tion, and anyone who encouraaes that la a panderer,"
ID the other "Tu.l Gi.rla" suit, Ma. Ladd. 11tar ol ABC-TV's hit
"Charlie's Angels" series, won an illjundioa ba1tlna ads that aaid
the movie featured a "Cheryl Ladd JookaHke."
IN WEDNESDAY'S PLEA. IAAOOVI admitted offering an UD·
dercover policewoman $200 a day to encace in lleX for the Sep-
tember 1978 shooting of "Tui Girls.."
The maximum prison term for felony pandering la four years
Newkirk said. Sentencing is scheduled Feb. 26. '
at boa ...... 1PM In tM old
by.
O..OIU.la....U.,..._11of ~f'IW'l*91aaM&mud
bada -~culc Mb mJ.ud wWa ........ mlDlnl..... ...
.i.o la fafCINlt to .... mu.de
pain « aitblttla.
WlfY TMS A •VD be\b!
Tbtre m ~ of reucma. Ukt .. ..,..
"Bee ... ta. mud" nl•'dnl. dr•wtaa•---tn tbe •YIMm and cleanalq. Wl\b the bllb
amount ot pertpkaUon, the
111~ ad lldD are nfreMed
d c ...... Alto. -l*Ple wl&b muacular acbea aad
artbriU., tbe m~:!tb lta peaetratina beet, ton
m~ and bel&Je IDAD1 ~ ple." Btwtneae la dmq IO well Claat
you need • reaervaUoo for a
mud beth. wb.lcb coeta about '10
for a 10.mmute.:t: the eooey
tub. Tbe mud otf eully. and can be topped off with a
old-f uhklDed muaqe.
TBB&B ASE 8SPA&ATS
facilities for men and women.
except for lar1e mineral water
poola where bathing suits are re-
quired
The town 70 miles north of tbe
Golden Gate WU founded in 18:il
by Sam Brannan, publi.aber ol
San Jl'ranclaco'a first newspaper
which spread the .word to the
world that cold bad been dis-
covered tn Calllomia in 1848.
The Calistoga bot sprlnga
were popular with local Indiana
long before the white man came
to California. The town even
boaata a geyser that spews a
fountain of 350-degree water 80
feet into the air at intervals
ranging from 20 minutes to an
hour, depeod.lng on the time of
year. That's aa often and as high
as the Old Faithful geyser in
Yellowstone National Park.
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Cappy, a 3-day-old ba-
boon at a Fresno park
zoo, sucks tu. thumb f~ ml peen at a new ~ IA the zoo • nursery.
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Kuwait May Slash
Crude Oil Output
LEGEND SAYS THAT the
town rot lta name at a dinner
one eventne when Br:ana-n, wbo
admired the bot aprinp resort
at Saratoga, N.Y., bad too mueb ---------------------------------
KUWAIT <AJ» -The oil mtnlater of Kuwait wu QQOted today
as aa:ytng bis country is consldertq cuttlq crude oil lll'Oductioo from 2 million to 1.5 million barrels a day, a 25 percent reduction.
beginniDf in April.
Only one-tenth of 1 percent of U.S. Imported oil comes from
Kuwait.
ID remarks publlahed 1D Kuwait oewapepen, SbeWl Ali
Khallfa Al·Mbab said the cut la belne eoaalderecl because
Jl'Wlctwkte output aceeds demand.
"Lut year's oil supply atiortue motivated Kuwait to produce
oil beyond the oecee•UJ i.w.Aa," lie = u ..... ltnd will eel cautioall.Y, Uepb>I a claee 919 OD tbe AiPPIJ llde. 0
champagne. Intendin1 to say,
"We'll make th1a tbe Saratop o1
California," it came out aa,
"We '11 make this the Calisiop
of Sarafornia ...
Two big fires at the tum of the
century wiped out almost all ol
Brannan'• oriaiDa1 luxurious re-sort.
AU e1t1rt ol tbe town's bot spr-
ings otfer motel-t ype accom-
modations in tbe r= of $20 to =~~-=~ use u.e facllltiea.
&
STORE WIDE CLEARANCE
Famous Maker Suits
See our fme
collection of vested
suits from leading
names like Hart
Schaffner & Marx
Botany 500 and Lanvin
Choose from wool. wool/
blends & polyesters.
Reg. 165.00 to 340.00
NOW 129.•0 to 299.•0
Sport Coats
Patterns & solid blazers,
wool. wooVblenda &
polyester.
Reg. $115.oo to 265.00
NOW ep.80 to 209.•o
Dress Slacks
Jaymar & Asher.
pure wool, wool/blends
& pclyester. Some with
the famous elasticized
walatband.
Reg. 30.00 to eso.•
NOW 28.80 to 42.•0
waftt at%C Reg. 38-64, Long 34--60
MON. thni WED. 10..e. THURS. & FRI. 10-t,
Hcept L.A. 1<>-6 SAT 10-4, SUN 12·5
Give Your Shopping Trip
A New Direction
Make Y oor 1980 Famion Resolution
To Dhcovs FMhiOD Island
Quality, Selection arid the Latest in Fmhion
to Suit Your Lifestyle
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quln tbat you plant them ta tbe
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road .... tda Lbe pvw.
be CalltOl'DJa ANoclatklG ol
NUJ'Mi)IDm u.ta teltai.D Wnp
JOU CD do, however. wblcb lD· 1une a bliltel' performance.
nur~~':1..=
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mada • ..,..._. do. Dmt the
bulb• wltb an lnHctlclde
powder, U per iDltnac:tilDm OD u.e label, before planUq. 'l'Ma.
.. tbe tGPI sprout, live iham an
oecuiooa• dustlna or UH a li·
quldspny.
Seeondly. ta pluUna, be IW'e
tbat you aet tlae bulba la the
around on an ••ea k .. l for
1ladlolua have an annoyln1
llablt ol erowinl whlcbenr way
tlaey are polot.ed. Plant them cm a forty-five decree _..,.. and
tbey will grow and bloom at an
._ie.
TBDDLY, YOU CAN eive
them the riOll soil environmenl
by wortd.ng some compost into
tbe planting area. U the soil la
reuooably rich already. this la
UDDeceuar)'. Simply skip OD to
the next step. which La to wort
some fertilizer (bonemeal la ex-
cellent> l.nto the aoU under the
bulbs before you plant them. Be
aure to avoid direct cont.act of
the bulb with the fertiliser.
Weekend
Gardening
Checldist
Cactus Man Finds
Lucrative Venture
B1TMA-odaled Prea
Twenty-teVea years a10 Joa-
quin F.aptwa planted '18 rows ol
cactu.s,68plaotatoa row,onbla 17
aera ol lud lD San Bernardino
County. It wu not the typical
California farm crop.
New leaves. the ldncl ot leav. eood for eatiDI. aprwt all yur. especla.llJdmtDllWD.IDer. ''
BAREROOT
ROSES & FRUIT TREES
Roger'• baa over
50 varietiea of
award-winning
roses and
delightful
fruit trees.
SHOP NOW Foa GOOD 8El..ECTION
' s-.,..... ~. NNpart 8--tl • ~!illllO
But for Esplnou, now called
"'lbe Cactus Man," the plant'•
leaves and its red, white and
yellow fruit have provided a
lucrative busl..oesa venture u well
aa a satisfying means of earnlna a
living.
0.-Dlllr-to s...
ESPINOM SEii.A most ol the
leavea to a cannery that remcn9
the oeedliel, dices the leaves an4
puta them up ta llaaa Jara for SU.
in marbta. Be allo sell.a the fruit
-c.actua apples -from whlcb
cactus apple jelly la made. ~!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!~!!!!~!!~!! . "For centurlea," ••Y• ....,
And he la able to savor the dla·
Unction ol being probably the only
cactus farmer 1n Southern
California and one of only two in
theatate.
Eapl.oou. ''llaicana and Indiana
have bem coolclDI. fryinJ and
eaUna cactm leavea. We call It
nopales. 'Ibey taste like atria&
beans."
Espinosa traces bis cactus to
Mexico and Indiana and grows
them in a desert climate, while
the D' A.rrtgos talk of the Mediter·
ranean and grow their cactus in
the molal Sant.a Clara Valley lD
coastal Northern California.
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• It pays to buy a eood pair
''THE CACTUS HAS been good
to me," says Espinosa. "They
keep me in beans and in every·
thin1 else my wife Armeda and I
want to eat."
Orchid Group
Mee18Jan.·17
Green
January)!IMtlr.Sale .... Ju-..~ . ..-.0 c.-. ......... _. .. ,...-.,, ............. n..------~'ts~~to tr=n~.::
leaft stut. -. eooaP to~
your bat OD. Cut fiUlh to the
limb.
• Spray for Peach Leaf Corl'
now. Peach trees and nectarines
may suffer the severe fungus at·
tack this spring without ll.
• Don"'t neelect watering
dutles Just becauae lt'1 cold.
Container plants especially
should be watered durtni the
dry apella between winter ralnl.
• Watch l'OM9 for alps that
bud1 are be1lnnln1 to swell.
When tbey do, abarpen the pl'UD·
lnl abean and 10 to work.
• Houleplanta recaulriDC the
mmt u,bt lbould be rotated lD
winter to window• wlth a
soutbem apc19UN.
Espinola'a farm La located in
the town ol Etiwanda north of San
BenardlDo. T&acbd 8WQ CID a
quiet commy road. lt ... dts-
eovered when a new tee!tion ol Jn..
terstate 1S opened a few years
a10.
Hundreds of miles to the
north, in the Santa Clara Valley,
cactus farming is more a bobby
for Andrew and Stephen D' Ar-
rigo. The brothers run a ~acre
farm just outside Gilroy and
cactus la just one o many crops
they band.le.
WHAT VISITOU see la a farm
that bu 1rown tremendously
since Eaplnosa, 83, planted bla
first rowol cactus 27 years aao.
"Tbe pla.ata multiply and now
my farm la a Jun.ale of cactua," be
aay1. "When it la time to barvelt
the freah leaves ln June, July and
Auauat, I hire 10 men to help me.
Newport Harbor Orchid Socie-
ty will meet Jan. 17, al 8 p.m. at
Finl United Methodist Church,
19th Street and Harbor
Boulevard, Costa Mesa.
The program, "A Garden
Study Tour of the People's
Republic ol China." will be pre·
aented by Ernest and Elsie
Hetberincton of the Freel A.
Stewart Orch1d Co., San Gallriel.
The Hethertoctona recent1J re-turned f1"0ID an extended trip
tbroulbout Cbina where t.bey
1tudled orchid 1ardeu and
other sdnta o1 l.Dterat.
The public la lnvtted to &Umd.
For Mcttttmal lnformatioo. call
548-13153.~~~~~~~~__;;~
'Winter Flower Walk' Scheduled
SbenDaD LlbrarJ and Gardenl. ol
Corona del llar wU1 oiler a .. Wl:Dter
Flower Walk" at t :30 a. m., Jan. 11.
Botaniat Van Bobbitt will lad the,
tour and dl.acuaa many planta now
blooming at the Gardena. Tbe pro-
gram la lree and open to the public.
ESTA.TB 8.&LB OF
ftWELRY-
~RISTAL
PORCELAIN -
BRO:SZES-
CBDA-
SILVER •••••re.
Lota of dlltpond rings llld tarr119,
IOld ~ flnt china and esvms. bronnt, tome fUml·
.... oUI, dtlndellein, brM
llfnPl,«e.
lofM1hln9 for .. rot•
-from t1.00 up. fret
ldrnltillon. ~k ~
America, Miiar
'Chlflt.~
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[ NuneiY Special I
GARDENIAS
11Yl'lllY' Beautiful conoge-sUe. fragrant
bfoOml,
-mcttr ... ~t!!!J frQAront
bk>Oms. ~· OWth '
l Gol.
Reg. 2.98 1.97
II CHACON
HOUSE 11111 8ARD£N
INS•CT SP.ll'AY
ALL HOUSE PL.ANTS
10%0FF
BASKETS, MACRAME
PLANTERS
20%0FF
NEW NURSERY
STOCK
20%0FF
AT THE WATERFALL ...
zt'll NEWPOllT BLVD W
COSTA•DA I PIP
MMIJ'l --
Bare-root
FRUIT TREES
Best selecfk>n-
Besf time to plant
Uft.1-APllCOT ,....,u.
PIACffefWM POIMUllATI
3 or more S.98 ca.
ExceMent k>ndSCOpl lhfUb or container ptant.
2.47
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PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE OF DEATH OF
EVA BLUM AND OF
PETITION TO AO·
MINISTER ESTATE NO.
A·102ll1.
To all heirs,
beneflclariH, creditors
and contingent creditors of
Eva Blum, •nd persons
who may be otherwtse In·
terHted In the wlll and/or ntate:
A petition has been filed
y O.vld Blum, M .O. In the Superior Court of
Orange County rwqwstlng
that O.Wld Blum be •P-
po 1 At •d •• personal representative to ad-
mlnldlr ttw estnt of Eva
Blum (under' tt. lndepet'I·
dent AdmlnJstratfon of.
Estews Act). The petltJon
Is set for hNrlng In 0.pt.
No. 3 at 700 Civic <:enter
Ori~ West, In the City of
S.nta Ana, C.llfof'Ne on
January 29, 1W at 10:00 a.m.
IF YOU OBJECT to the
granting of the petition,
you should efttler appear
at the hearing and state
your objections or flle
written objections with ttte
court before the hearing. Your appearance may be
n penon or by your at·
orney.
IF YOU ARE A
CREDITOR or a cont·
l09ent creditor of the d• ceased, you must file your
lalm with the court or
esent It to the personal
epresentatlv• appointed y the court within four
onths from the date of
lrat lauence of letters H
lded In Section 700 of
he Probate Cod• of
llfon,la. The time for
lllng ctafms wlll not ••·· re prior to four months
rom the tt.tt of the hNr· nonot1~~. YOU MAY EXAMINE flte ktot by the court. f you.,..t,.,..... lnthe tel9, yeu mey fUe • ,.. t Wttn· tM court to ....
ft IOK .. f mtlOI of the nyeu•r,af _... .... ts
of HM l*tt~ ac· nta a"d ~r.•ports
tlbild "' ~ 1100 the cauromta Probate
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cold , ..... .,., tn.lst '"' haft DOl put preHDH oa tb• buUdl•I'• maaa1emeat to cloH the bar
dowDl&aln • .. ,,.. c•mr:•• bu Ud no coated wltb tb• aadlord conurala•
Sablu'1,.. Hid Carter campalp
PNN MCntary L1Dda P.-. alGl.4ao '· •a.a.. pa.rt-owner o1 tb• Potomac Development _ ~rp.1 T8Z CA&TBa PSOl'L& ma)' not
Which ~ the bulldlq, IWUHCI Uke thdr aellhbon. IMlt appear ,..
AN a.a..rllC BMft& l'°"9d comment on whether b1t eompany ta al1n•d to worklna near one of on 1ta1• aezt to tbe pJaatie tr,tn1 to put a cblll oo "Sablna'a Waablqton'a aleuier ltrlpa. They • MmlA ca&~ Slilll, tbe black· auutmu tree IDd tbe tlDMI ·~ klaam." even dte lta eeonomlc advantqea. • ......... ~~.~ !!_ t.be •. New YNr'' llNtcMd acroea U. mii-''W• don't feel t.be preu tat.be prop-•• An.y campalp worth tta ult will
IMa llielaDmJ• bu . ._. _,. bullil-ror Mblnd tlae "rformars. And er place to air dlaatrHm.nta aan money a.oy -•~y __ lt can." lb. iDI'• mm P ofteNd ber -.ooo to cat:oms1 hp& oe their wtater eoeta bet1"m landlonta and tenant.I," be Peek Nld. "Tbla bUJJdilll costa half .~ION tbl ~111, but IM~ wtUle watda•nt the da.Qeen aUip to said. per square foot wbat other badJdlnp
.
DALYNDT
--IL tbeir ldlll beeb. Offielala at Carter's eampaip co.t, IDd we lDteDd to stay." ••1 .-e ~ 8*M)' -....·· t!M Tbe Cuter campalcn mowd lnto beedquarten, whicb reG.ta 12 ot t.be .... StUes doesn't blame her Pl'Ob-.... _,...._......
uld ......... IJ'MMll)t at bw d1m1)i I.be bu1Jdlu lut awnmer. baildlnl'a t• floon, aay tbat ualike lema on tbe pre11dent. She uld: .. I L---....;..;.;..~,;,,;;.;;;.;..;.;.;;....._ ____ ...,..
' llt Plllte GD~ lab Street. • II 1 . 8tl1H, a Turk lab-born Sablna'a employees, they don't have like Jim Carter" "Pardon".. "Watch my llp1 " ~------------~----------------------=-:.__...:__,:_ ______ -=~~.:::..:::.;__ ____________________________________ _
Oeopatra
Palace
Located?
CAJRO, EIYJ)t (AP)
-Some American
paycblca aay they bav•
found the rema.tm or
what may have been the
. palace in which
Cleopatra, queen of the
Nile, captund the heart
of llark Antony 2,000 yeanqo.
Starts tomorrow
May Company
The arcbaeolo1ical
find in the harbor or
Alexandria came as a
surprise, said the
psychics, wbo were
workine with the Los Anceles-based Mobius
Group, a research and
film <qanllatioo.
IN INTDVJEWS and
pres.a statemaita in the
Egyptian capital, the
group said it bad found a
pillar and the remains of
a large boUle believed to
be a palace, now lytng in
the lilt at the bottom or
Alnandria harbor, one
or the busiest lo the
Medtterranean.
Tbe psychics said they
were Wlolting with four
archuolo&tata -three Egypt.tans and a Pole -
and historical docu-
ments au1gested this
was the site of
Cleopatra's palace.
1be7 Aid they made the diacovery in October
after dl.m, ID the ctt7'a
eut:enl Jaarbor aeveraJ moatm.
G&O\JP LEADE&
StepbeD Schwan said
tbe 1roup, ••ln1 parapaycboloay tecb-
niq~ ~ what "ap-P8ft11Ur .... tbe ru1m of the palace complex of
Cleopatra, the palace of
Mark Antony and a new
d1Rovery retatinc to the
Pbaroa Ll&btbome -one of the seven won-
ders of the ancient
world.
The team used 11
American and one Canadian esycbic
"respondeota," Schwarz
said in an interview.
Tbe psychics studied
questionnalres sub-
mitted by other re-
searchers oo the project,
and were then requested
to locate specific sites, a
statement on the acUvi·
ty aald. Some of the
psychics also drove
around the harbor area
in can and boats in an
attempt to pioJ>oint
ruim or artifacta in the
area.
Reagan
Rally Set
L06 ANGELES (AP)
-PreatdenUal con·
tender Ronald Rea1an
bas acbeduled a fund·
ralllnc event featurtn1
20 lhow bualnela stars
Feb. 3 at tbe Sbrlne
Audttortum.
AIDOlll the acbeduled entertalnen are llel
Tlllll, Kart1 Bobblna,
Deaa llarttn, .1amea Darla and Wayne
Newtcn.
General admlaalon
t1ckeU an • aai. for
tbe a p.m. ··&alb ltOUDd a.a,_." BMt.n can pq IUllabotetbeUcbt
pnce Ol '7.IO to 11&1-d a recepUon afterward,
• 1a 4 ' a r • • t t b • aepablleaa euclldat• aad eatartalnment
fl1mda.
All stores open Saturday 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. (except cerritos 'tU 6)
Now's the time to save
in almost every deportment
· . . . on fashion for the whole
family, furniture. accessories,
kitchenware and lots more.
Come early tomorrow for best
selection. All quantites ore
limited. tntermediate reduc-
tions have been taken on
some Items. No moil or phone
orders or C .0 .D. All sales final.
WOMEN'S FASHIONS
S36·S66 1 and 2 -pc. dresses
(49, 96. 501) ......... 26.99-44.99
19.99-530 Fall dresses
(61. 95) ' . ' ' ..... ' 13.99-19.99
S85 Pantcoats
(27) . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59.99
S 16 Cowl-neck sweaters
(514) . . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9.99
s 15 Polo shirts
(514) . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7.50
12.99-20.99 Assorted sweo1ers
( 109) . . . . . . . . . 9 99-14.99
15.99 Pants
(101).... . . .12.99
S25-S28 Dressy blouses
(39) . . . . . . .19.99
special Plaid long-sleeve shirts
(509) • . . • . . . . . . . . . . . .12.99
S 18-550 Foll coordinates
(5 10. 531. 43).. . ' .... 11.99-32.99
$50-S 108 Junior coats. jackets
(24) . . . . ......... ' '36.99·85.99
521 -534 Junior dressy blouses
(55) . ' ' . ' .... ' ... ' . 14.99·19.99
8.99 Leotards
(513) ..................... 6.99
S23 Cocoon jacket
(19) .. .-.... ' ... ' ........ 14.99
S 1S.S 17 Knit blouses. tunics
(31) ................. 8.99-11 .99
LINGERIE
special Assorted half slips
(190) .................... 3.99
S68 Oriental design hostesswear
(1 15) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... 50.99
S2 Adorto briefs
(28) .....•............ 4 for 6.99
S16-S21 Brushed flannel sleepwear
(504) •.••••.......... 9.99-14.99
special Flannel dusters
(464) •. 1, • • • • ••••.•••..•• 9.99
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
5 .95-14.95 Fiction, non-fiction
books (68) . . . . . . . . . .. 2.98-9.98
S 16 60·poge photo albums
(66) . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . .. 9.9'9
special AsSOrfed frames
(66) •••. ' ....••....... 1.99-4.9'9
WOMEN'S SHOES
S26 Holly city sandal
(12) .................... 19.99
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING
S 12-S 19 Boys' velours, 4· 7
(52) . . . . . . . . . 8 99-14.99
4.75-37 50 Healthtex!I clearanc e
(160) ............••.. 3.99-Xl.99
6.99 Toddler plaid shirts
(128) ..................... 5.99
S4·S 15 Plush toys
(38) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3-$12
YOUNG MEN'S & BOYS'
S 18-$20 Levi's· shirts I'
(133) .. ' ' .......... 12.99
S15 Active shirts
( 130) . . . . . . . . . ........ 8.99
S20 Surfer woven shirts
(83) . . . . . . . . . . . ..... 14.99
S20 Surfer knits
(450) . . . ... 14.99
9 99 Boys· sweaters
(23).. . ..... 6.99
S9·S 11 Boys· p laid shirts
(23) ... 6.99
MENSWEAR
520 Pants
(18. 166) . . . . . . . •... 13.99
S 14 Sweater vests
(84). . . . . . . .......... 8.99
522-$28 Pants
( 175) . . . . .... 14.99
S20-S25 Levi's' jeans
(175) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 13.99
S23·S26 Long sleeve shirts
(134) .................... 12.99
S22-S25 Short sleeve shirts
(134) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 11 .99
S20·S 115 Separates
(131) . . ............ 12.99-69.99
S24·S 160 Designer sportswear
(155) . . . . . . . . . . .. 19.99-99.99
S 195-5225 Suits
(21) . . . .......... $129-$149
12.50 Dress shirts
(492).. . ......... 8.99
S8-S10 Ties
(8) . . . . . . . . . . . . .•....... 4.99
S17-S20 Dress shirts
(6) . • . . . . . . . . . ......... 10.99
42. 95 Dress shoe
(60) ........... ( . . ...... 31.99
S24 Hush Puppies casuals
(193) . . . .. . .. ' ... 18.99
MENSWEAR
S 12-S 18 Ac tive to ps, bottoms
( 173) . . . . . ..... 8.99-11.99
$35-$350 Fabric. leather
outerwear ( 116) ...... 24.99-2A9.99
DOMESTICS
S 1 o-s 100 All bed piUows
(512) ................ 5.99-69.99
special Twin to king comforteJs
(41) ................ 19.99-29.99
S7-S9 Box Mickey Mouse sheets
(34) .................. 4 .99-6.99
2.35-$9 Connon ·luxuria" towels
(35) . . . . . . . . . ..... 1.49-4.49
s 14-$23 Vera' tablecloths
(30) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8.99
S25·S99 Lined draperies
(113) . . . . . . . . . ' .... 19.99·79.99
S20·S85 84" satin draperies
(113) ' ..... ' ....... 16.99$.99
5100-S 130 Patchwork bedspreads
(113) . . ... 79.99-109.99
S90·S 140 Chintz comforters
(113) . . .69.99-109.99
speclol Floor cushions
(437) . . . ... 15 99
special Toss pillows
(437) . . 6.99
HOUSEWARES
S 15-$31 Ceramic serveware
(408) .................. $12-$24
$30 7 ·pc. wood salad set
(408) .... ' ............ ' .. 19.99
S23-S50 Wood/ocryllc storage
(135) ............... 11 .99-24.99 s 15-$26 Gourmet scales
(135) .... '' .......... 9.99-12.99
522 G .E. Light 'n' Easy iron
(74) ....... ' ............. 18.99
104 99 Eureka upright voe. tools
(73) . . . . ' . . . . . . . ...... 79.99
124 99 Eureka upright voe. tools
(73)... . ......... 99.99
FOR THE HOME
S350-S375 Brass-trim tables
(144) .................... $199
$275 Occasional tables
(144) .................... $149
S325 Tufted wlngchair
(1 41) .. ' .. ' .............. $179
SSOO·S600 Sof a/loveseat
(141) . . . . . . . . . . . . . $.349-$399
FOR THE HOME
S270-S550 Assorted recliners
( 147) ................ $1']9.$430
51600 4-pc. bedroom set
(143).. . . ' ............. $1099
S100-S600 Steams&. Fost9f mat.
{145) ........... ea. pc. $75-$165
5270 2 pos. recliner
(447) .................... $179 s 1200 5-pc. dining set
(142) ....•...•...•.•..... $899
S 15 Lotus lights
(821 ................... Pf. 7.49
S 15 Bird music boxes
(152) .........•.......... 11.99
S65 Bross lamps
(63) .................... 39.99
spect0I Toscony dream g1ftware
(126) ............. ' ... 10.99
SS Wine and spirits stemware
(126) .... ' ............... 3.50
S45-S60 5-pc. bone china settings
(46) .................. $~$48
11 .95-26.95 Royal Albert g ifts
(46) . . ..... ' ........ 9.Sb-21 .56
521·530 N0<itoke stoneware
settings (516} . . ....... 16.8().$24
19.50 Johnson Bros ironstone
settings (534) . . ........ 10.99
s 14-$32 sq yd. inst broadloom
(32) . . . . . .... 9.99-28.99
s 16 sq. yd broadloom
(32) . . . . 9.99
S 16 Nylon plush broadloom
(32) . . . . . . ........ SQ. yd. 13.99
B<oodloom pnces include no<mat lnstollo·
hon OVef wattle or rubt:>er padding
$275 Oriental pattern rugs
(137) .................... $199
special "Sheepskin .. totes
(36) ................ 14.99-39.99
BUDGET STORE
15.99-24.99 Robes. fleece. quilt
(815) . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... 13.99
5 99-11. 99 Warm sleep gowns
(821) .. . . . .. . . ..... 5.49-6.99
9 .9Q Knit dress shirts
(842) ..................... 5.99
14.99-24.99 Men's robes
(806) ............... 10.99-12.99
24.99-29.99 Men's outerwear
(817) .................... 19.99
6.99 Assorted war.en's tops
(804) ...•.••..•..•••••.••. 4.99
24.99 Ski jackets. poplin coots
(828) ..•...••.•...••••.•• 19.99
9.99 Women's vlnyl shoes•
(517) ..•.....•...•.••..••. 7.99
1.59-2.59 Lucite picture frames
(826) ........•...•.•••..•. 99C
9 99 MISS8$' sweaters
(840. 841) ................. 7.99
·on 'totes exceot i'n4sl0n ~. lo ;o11o.
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IN ISPTB•asa, tb• mlatmu .. curtty Youtb
Guiduce Center became an •· clustvelY male IQIUtuUon .-
• ao-W llrlt' wtn1 was convert· ed i boyi' . Gb'la ln tbe Juvenile J\lltlce 1y1tem .,. now
houled et Juvenll Hall.
The state official recom·
mended that the birlna proc:eu
be r~. but county penan.
nel repreaeotaUve. su11at.ed
that tbe newlY appointed male
counador be aUoWed to keep bil
}ob
Becau.e two other supervising
counae1or poelt:looa have beClome
vacant recently, county oftlda1s
1u11ested that tbe woman wbo
had been passed over could ap-
Peripheral
Canal Talk
Set Tuesday m=::~~-== The lntemat.looal Red Cro88
...,. "'"• OWw • s.. ,...,.. ca bu asked the Oran1e County ~ ~ wlll M <aftdwc_, Ce •---.a .-•1t11PM .. ,..,._,, J-v 11. Red Crou Blood n~ to &euu IJe {i• Set , .... , ~lerce Brothers s......... blood for refugees in Red ne it Two orticials from the ~ ;!"' .. ,=-u!~~i Cross/UNICEF boepltals aloq Metropolitan Water Di.atrict wW
dlun:I\., .... ,.., llM< ... eftk1at· the Thai.cambodlan border. E' 'D • ' ditcUN the Peripheral Canal ~"--=:~~-::..:: Dr. Ha~ld Kaplan. blood r Or f,Jne8 Tuesday at a meetlnt of the
AM.SW. Mrvices director for the county Women's Civic Leaeue of
JEAN M. :::::.-:, ... 52, ,.... Red Cnlla, u.ld blood will be The 1Jxtb annual Tombola Ne1f')>Ol't Harbor .
..,. ., ..,.... • • iaw11. ca.~.... shipped weekly througbout tbia eala, to raise money for the The meetiDI will be held at
...., .. ,....,, .._.,,, 1••• month. It will ~ used to treat March ol Dimes Birth Defects 9:30 a.m. at the llariner'a multi· :'.:::::.-:*'..:W~ .. ""'.: anemic and malnourished Foundation, ta set for 7:30 p.m. purpoteroom,2005DoverDrive,
...._..,..... ScM11 Dlllrld tor"-patients, Kaplan explained. Jan. 19 in the Jewel Court ot. Newport Beach. ~ ...... --=:.:-.. °'.C::::• Anyone in good health South Coast Plaza in Costa Lynndon Aufdeokamp, a --..c. • 1wo1er • .. ~ between the aaes of 17 and 66 Mesa. Harbor Area repnseotative oa ...,. 9;:° "':!':-..,-:!,"~it: and weilbinl atleast 110 pounds The eYeaine will include an the bo&rd of directors ol tbe MOnea~~= •w --. _, "*' ......,.., .. ......, is elllib1e tO donate blood. For Italian buffet, dancin1 and the Metrvpolltan Wat.er Dlatrtct. and wN ... aMrT•TM
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9"ts ~•_.to -on bloodmotitle senice, call the Cost ls $15 per person. Addi· formatloa repraeotaUve, will .... ....,., .. ~.,MMY :r:-1
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11:"..::C:. ~ .!:': ~ Red Croes office in Santa Ana, tJonal information ta available preMDl a ~ entitled "Tbe '": J:=-:=:--cnM1n
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JIAMN-'°" = HSEI,,......... PUBLIC NOTICE :'~c~ ... ~.: =:::!'. efH~eudt.ca.Pewec1-•• NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing will be held by ==::..:.:::;::-.: Oii ~ s. , ... ~-.., -........... iull9ft .. llW•-'« =:1~.::C"' ... ~ '!:i1e:; the City Council of the City of Irvine on Tuesday, January 22, ~J._-,2,,..
r.~~~::-~:~00.~;"~":' .. tz,:·!~ 1980, at 7:30 p .m . or as soon thereafter as possible in the Irvine Ci-DAv11=::.~• ... J,
s.tun1av."-v 12•1••12 ooPM ty Council Chambers, 17200 Jamboree Boulevard, Interim Civic ~= ....... •I ttle P«"I< View CNclel lnlerment ..... -..
.. 111 k ., P.c11., vi •• ~ ... 0,1•1 Center, Irvine, California, for amendment to the City Flood Plain .... ., P•rll. P..:rflc Vi.. MorluMy Olrec-_..., -. CA -1•0 Regulations and Flood Plain Overlay District Boundaries in ac-p,, .... .-0r .... eo. .. °"''" p,..,. GA.RDMIUI J.,....ry • II 11 2S. l-
8EVEALY a_ GAtlloNeA. •nielenl cordance with the requirements of the National Flood Insurance ef Or•"O•. Ce Pe•s.d ewey on p _,."uer' 6. t .... Survived by lier rogram.
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MATMUIY VEaHA O. MATHENY Of Col .. MeY.,....., ·-· J• • SVrvlvH by ,.., so" Rl<llerd of CO••• M•H,
••uo111er OelllH• M•llleny, Coll•
--. ... bf"ou.tts Herold Kooler, of
~Im -~dWkl K091H of Co.le ...... ar-..... -vKn Wfll oe 11e1c1
$al , Jen. t2 el 12"JOPM el ~eclfk
Ylew Meftlorlel P•rll. Peclllc VI•• '*»rwerr cllrwcton.
IMITM A AUSTIN SMITH. rnlde"t of
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SMIClen Sfnlttl .._, lbler1 Ylrvl"le
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Mortuarv • Cematerv
Crematory
1625 Gislef Ave .
eo.taMesa
540-5664
IALTZ•ellOM N•ALMOMI &46'2"2A
Costa Mesa
673-9450
...cllaOTtmS
ml llOAllWA Y
MOllTUMT
110 Broadway
Coata~
~9150
SMntanmeu.
MOtnUAIY
wara.tfP CHAP& MlonU9fV • Cte!Ntlona 4X1 E. 17th St.
Costa Meta
&4&4S88
.-c:amonms ....,._. NOSNAIY
127Mam8t. ~natonBHch
5»e638 ........ ,
CO&.OMAL N m•1
NOMI 1I01 BotN Ave.
WMCYnmtW ~
It is requested that comments with regard to the above hearing be
forwarded to the City CoUncll prior to the public hearing date.
For further particulars with regard to this public hearing, please
call the Irvine Company Development Department at 754-3853.
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PUllUC N011CE
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PUBUC NOTICE
r.a•••A.., ...
'Ibeae men surveyin& Forest Avenue tn
downtown Laguna ·Beach found bare feet
the most functional way to proceed dwin&
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Goe.a~~ Thftl write to Pat Daa. Pat tOUl
cut red tape. getting IM. anatoen Clllt( aetbt JIOI& Med
to IOlw baeqtdtie• in goonnmnt and bUnaa. lltdl
)IOUr quatioral to Pat Duma, At Yow .s.,,,a, ~
Coad Dailfl Pilot, P.O. Boz 151iO, Coda llaa. CA
92CJ. Al maftll leftn1 GI pouibk tOiU ~ CIUIOned,
but phoMd mquiriea or ldtna nae bacblding Uae
nadn'• full oame. add res& aJld busineu ltour•' phoM
num~ cannot be conaidered. Thiacolumnapptanckd·
ly ucep« Samdau• ..
lt'erra•llJ Part •I P•re,..•e
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rains Wednesday. Storee were aandbageed
to keep the lappine rain waters off the
carpets and trade slowed to a driule.
GiSOhol
rilrhs
MW671
oppoeed~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~
W AIBINGTON <AP>
-A f oundn of th•
CounuloDal Ouobol caue. .,_ Nltl'lcUao
"1 tbNe ~ oU eom· =--.. al tblb' fal a'9db Cardi to
bitty '""°"" .,.. .. un. Ameiiean, pure and
1lmple.''
Rep. Du Oliekmu,
O.Ku., Mid tbe rwtrie· Uam 1mpwec1 by anon .
Taac:o &Dd Gulf could
1Dbibit ~ ... ol the fuel mender and
impede Pre1ldeat
Cart.er'• plm to me S mtmon tam al tbe corn
be bu barred from sale
to Ruuia for 1aaobol
production.
ID ~ to Ute pt'esi·
dentl al the three com· paniea, Qlldman wpd
tbem to lift the credit
card restrictklaa.
JANUARY
SALE
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OrOWC.U: h•
&..,._,.,"-~ B.ECTRIC and ~ LIGHTING _,....~r7
m...,..ser.t,c:.... ...... ............. a_..._,.
Phone 646-3737/646-I194
Buy any Aaron Brothers frame at the regular low price and get
a second frame that costs the same or less for only a penny.
Choose from our cent-sational selection. There's big frames
and small frames. Ornate and simple. Metal frames with the
look of gold or silver Wood frames with handsome finishes. Or
au naturel Frames with glass or without And much more.
So if you have something to frame. we've got the frames.
And now you can get a frame for a penny at Aaron Brothers lt
Frame Sale. Cent-sationaJ! (Labor and custom framing not
included)
,
Clock-Watching
Dlmemlonal Graphic Clocks
Aaron Brothers' special purchase wnll
docks make ~tchlng an artistic de-
light Each dimensional time-piece hM art
stlkscreened on the see-through fore -
ground plus a print in the background
There's dramatic sunsets, peaceful lake
scenes. {P'80eful ftying seagulls and other
colorful decorate( subjects. Each contem-
porary oordJess clock (battery not Included)
II handsomeJy fmmed and ready to hang •
on the waD. For good times, good look,, at a
~t low pdce. Rag. 29.95-39.95
Amoa ....... &pedel
Yom c:t.olce
116.81
·12 t tO 2
9 3
8 4
7&5
Selectton
may vary
from store
to store.
Bt:ICK
Qt:ALITY •••
Gltl
EC01'101'1 Y •••
Our 1st Sale of The '808
On Southern Cali/orniti's MQst Popular Car
1980 •
BEGALSFROM
.1'MERIC.1'N •~1·x~nY ... ALL IN ONE SPECIAL ·CAR ••• REGAL '80
ALSO
REGAL SPORT COUPE REGAL LIMITED
Turbo Charged Y6 -Every One In Stock Every Limited In Our lrwenwry
f
2 o'J~~~: ' ~~~~
DISCOVNT DO«S NOT .41'1'Lt' TO D£STINATION CllAl&GSS Oa DMUa 11'57'ALLaO orrtONS.
Over 75 Brand New 1980 Regals Have Been
Specially Priced For This Fri. -Sal.-Sun. O~ Y!
G YOU#l .; 118 #I
Co~lete £eaftag 4
6JIA~ PllMUlel .. Aealla•le
Our price includes everythinl'
t-xcepl tax, license and
a 820 documentary fet".
111,g Car, S•all Car -
1t' e Need Y etr. 'l'radepl .
c.ta SUbiect To Pr1or Sate
Bauer Senia Depa.
Open
7 A.M. To 6 P.M.
Monday Tlaru Friday
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SWAT: A Seleet Group
Special Weapons and Tactics teams, which sprang up along the
Orange Coast in the '70s, are described as a 'highly trained and
pisciplined support service for patrol. '
By DENNIS MeLELLAN
Of ... DelfyPMlitS....
rt was a peaceful, starlit evening at the
Orange County Fairgrou.Hs Or so it
seemed.
The darkened World War II vinta1e
wo-ttory building atood mutely in the
rove ol eucalyptus trees. Only aq
laM droninil forJomly overhead di&-
hnlllf!d tbetranquJ Uty.
Theo a wtute van quietly pulled into a
earby parking lot.
Tbe rear door n ew open and a do&en en carrytq shotcuna, semi-automatic
and other hardware piled out
e men in their dark blue uniforms,
rOllet-prool vesta, black boob and blue
knit caps resembled heavies in a James
Bo11d spy thriller.
But these were the good guys: mem-
n of the Costa Mesa Police Depart·
ent SWAT (Special Weapons and actlca) team.
THEY WERE RESPONDING to a re·
rt that terrorists had taken hostages
d barricaded themselves in the two-
tory building.
Tbesituation,however , was not real.
I{ was a hypothetical problem created
two SWAT team members for their
monthly training uerciae.
Al the SW AT commander, Lt. John Mo·
quio, and the two team serseanla ex-
amined a sketch of the building's floor
plan, two seout.s were sent out to re·
conoitertbe area.
U tlda weTe an actual emeriency,
patrol otficel'IJ already would bave
scouted the area, closed off the streets
and evacuated anf. reaidenta befo.-e the
SW AT-..ftuJTlved.
Suddenly a &umbot. lta blut ecbotna
off the bul'di!:f', lnterrupted \betal.tinl. The shot come from a second story
window, a scout informed the team over
tberadio.
SEVEML MINUTES LATEll a nurry or gunfire, seemingly all too real, rang
out from the building.
"Let's go," Moquin saidtotheteam.
Although only ao exercise, the team
appeared to respond as if It were an
actual crisis. What they learned might
save their life.
"It's amazing how well you get into a
training session when it's well·
orchestrated," said detective Sig
Swanstrom, a four-year member of the
SWAT team. "There are numerou,, train'
ing sesaioos that have you JUSt as keyed as
the real thing.··
The real thing" Io Costa Mesa? Los An1eles. sure. or any other metropolis,
but to low-key Costa Mesa, or Huntiqton
B .. cb, Fountain Valley, lrvlne, Newport
Beach andSanClem-.?
"Most people are surprised that our c1
ty bas a SWAT team," says Capt. Jerry
!loYd. former cocsar&Dder"' tM IrvlDe Police Departmen Speetal Operatlom
Unit <SOm. which began in um.
"EVEN THOUGH l&VINE bas a cer·
tain imqe as a 'relatively crime-free c1·
ty.' our experience baa been that at least
once a year we have bad a call-out that
absolutely required a SOU team.·'
Whether they are called Special Opera-
tions Units, Tactical Operations Units or SW AT teams. Oranee County cities
with police departments large enough to
form a spedal weapons and tactlcs team
have done so.
The Orange County Sheriff's Depart-
ment al.so bas a SWAT team. It bas been
10 operation s10ce 1972 and ongmally was
part of the Special Enforcement Urut set
<See SWAT, Page BZ>
Daily Pilot
Photos by
Richard Koehler
•
CX>ug Parmentier.
Newport Beach
SWAT team,
shoots at
rrvving target
dunng monthly
'Weapons
qualification.
Irvine police officer Al Murray prepares to enter a building during
Special Operations Umt tra1mng exercise.
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TEARY DEYERSE, IRVINE SPECIAL
OPERATIONS UNIT
( Horoscope
SAnJ&DAY, JAN. U
By SYDNEY OllAU
)
A&IES (Mar. 2l·Apr. 19): You are .. in.
volved." Money and love and a definite commit-
ment -these grab spotlight. Perceive fmanclal
necessities, d1scuSI bud1et and spending habit.a
with one close to you. Intimate moment.a will be
memorable.
TAURUS (Apr. 20-May 20): Diplomacy
wins -if you attempt fOl'cln& methods, you
cause delay, loss. Know ll. act accorc:tlnaly.
SpotllatJt on legal affairs, partnenhip, public
respome to your efforts -and marital status.
Deconte bome.
GlmllNI (Ila)' 21.June JD): Aft6d direct
cball..,_, eontrontatlou. Meuare JDOTeS,
ltat.emmta. Accent on health, bale llaaea,
wort procedures, ability to ~~~L!~ niques. Places, Vlrao penoas filure pro
ly. Don't brood!
CANCEa (June 21.July 22): Speculative
venture due to succeed -chanies favor your
cause, member of opposite aex saya you are
tops and means lt. Accent on power, lotenaity,
the lmprtntina of your own style. Push forward!
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): FiDiab rather than
ini~,!:1~rojecta. Your position ia atroqer than ori anticipated. Be a "bard barlainer·"
Your aueta could multiply lo value. Aries,
Ubra peraona play key roles. Get valid ap-
praisal.
VlllGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Maintain in·
dependent stance in deallnp with relatives. Ex·
cbaqe ldeal but bold U&bt to prlnciplea. Short
journey could open new patba to pl'OIJ'ell. Leo,
Aquarlaa natives filure promiDeDtly. Say yea to
love.
LIB&A (Sept. za.-Oct. 22): Empbuia OD COi·
lection. comoUclaUoo, evaluation ol poeaesslona.
Decide what ia to be reta1Ded. what abou1d be
dlacarded. Avoid clutter, StreamliDe tech·
niquea. FUe important papen. Follow bunch.
&a>aPIO (Oct. D-Nov. 21): Emotional pres.
sure Ufta; take lnltlative, make new lt&rtl in
new dlrecticma. Penonal appeal.a pt desired re-
aulta. Know it and trust your own Judplent. in-
tuitlcm. Wear briCbt colora, be complcuous by
)'OU.I' pr II ence.
8AGm'A&RJ8 (Nov. 2J.Dec. 21): Wort
wttbln dlc:tat. of rules, repl.ationl. You learn
what II OCC\IJ"riq beb1nd seenm. Wbat ftnt
eeema a setback Is due to boomeraq ID JOW'
favor. Know lt and prepare accordln&ly. Revile
and....tew.
CAPalCOaN (Dff. 22-Jan. 11): News re-
ceived which makes clear that your wtab ll to
be fulftlled. Slplflcant life style chanae occurs.
Geminl, Vlrso. Sacittarh11 natives flaure prom-
loenUy. You Pin throuah written word.
ACIOAaltJS (Jan. IO-Peb. 11): BeUel' nla·
tlou tndlcatecl~rof--11 superior II eoecerD8d. Put IDftlvlna addlUaaal
ftmdl wm be Pam117 member mu. ~ CGDCeelloo. B~tb.et-l
PllCS8 <Peb. lt·llar. IO): Submit
maautertpt. format; deft)GD· ~ open
l1iMI of commaalcatbl. .A1'0kl Ml~. See sac. ... people u ...., adiPallY .gt•~
A.nods"--llDd a VlrlD tlpN p;m1MntJ7.
Cbeek .......
=-. '
..UNDO AUIOST all llituilom
we'd tMe tbe time aDd _..IM DGt tr7 to l'Ulb U. attnettoo or t.UD _, Odlel'
bOltDiQ' ID tbe AlplC:t." ..PU.~
··0ur POlltioe la to neatnlmtbl ....
Uon and .. wbat llUle fc:lftl9 ... cm ID a manner tlUlt ca1W mlWmal ct.,.. to
tbeU ... ofew-c . .,._boUGllllaaobOdJ.-llart. ..
.. Baalcalll." N1'a dtMdlw lteltb
Nale, a member of UM s;JMHid RQllt. lnitoD Beach SWAT team, ••ev~
10 far baa been a taJJdns altutian. ti
date, we baftD't ftred a shot at 8QYODt.
Tbeoolytblnl we've fired ll tear1u." Qf the a1x Oraqe Cout SWAT teama
1urveyed -Costa Mesa, HunUnctoo
Beach. FountaiD ValleJ, Newport Beedl..
Irvine and San Clemeat. -tbe ea.ta
II.a SW AT team currently II tbe only
team to baveflred a weapon ataauapect.
.
TU INCIDENT OCCtJam lut
February when a man, who bad lbot at
firemen and their equipment. buricaded
blmaelf in bil house and cootinued ftrtnl
Break News Gently
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Have )'OU
beard ~ a Vlkina funeral? I hadn't
unW two weeks .,o. Si.nee tbeo I
have tbcaJCM of little elae. Please
give me some l\lldance. I'm all
fotled up OD thla one.
My grandfather baa told my
brother and me that be wants a
Vi.ting funeral. We dldn 't know what
it waa until be explained. The
deceased person ia put lo a boaL The
boat ls aet OD fire and shoved out to
aea.
Grandpa Uva ln Minneapolis, and
there ia no sea anywhere around. He
aaya be want.a a. to uae Laite Harriet
instead. It all sounds very
aentlmmtal. but the other members
tbe family mallt it'• • Cl'U7 ldea.
tbe)' wUl not apee to It.
My brutber and I think Grandpa
should have bis way. After all. when
life bu ao11e OUl of the body what
difference does it make what i.a
done with It? Please agree with us. Jt
would make Grandpa happy to know
you are oo bis aide. It mi&bt al.lo belp
penuade the other members of the
family to erant that sweet old man
hil laat wlab. -JOE FROM
BISMARCK. N.D.
realize we hurt the people we loved
mosL
My question is this: Would it be
acceptable to have a weddinc now to
renew our marrtace vows? Should we invite just family, or family and
friends al.lo?
We have a eood marriage, a lovely
home and beaut.itW chlldren. but we
both belleft • cburcb weddba& would
make us ree:t better about our life
togetber. Are we crazy for wanll.nl
this now? Please t ell us . -
SOMETHING MISfilNG
DEAa •ISSING: I doa't aee
aayt•l•I cra•J aboat • aecoad
wecldJ:8' eeftmGey la a dnarch, lo
ftftW ,..,.... ftW'I.
Do lt, aad l••lle aayoae yoa
please. (PA I ... me, el C9al'le,
t•at JOU and yoar •aabaad are
r
FEATURING
•
Many ol U. teama are plennma to, or
alread~ laa••· espanded tbelr ~~--to IDclude beiDI med for VI pn;t.....,, armec1 auspec:twaebes.
support f« U. 1-uiq of feliaar er"9t wanaata ad MUiq up dlaater eom-
mad pGlta.
And, • tilam commanders DCM. there ii alw~ tlle pcmiblllty of respiwllng to
poUUeaJly motivated crimes of violence
and bo.aapaituatiooa.
"U you're not reedy for aomatbln1 like
tballt can really pull you for a loop when it a.oesdown. •• aa.ya Vllla.
Lt. Jim Blaytiock, commander of the
Irvine Police Department's Special
()peraUCJm Unit Ukena havtna a SWAT
team tobavln&lifeinaurance .
"It'• sreat ll you don't need to me it."
be aaya, "but you'd like to have it when
tbetimecomes.··
Coffee Set
For Singles
BJ 11.JDl'nl OL80N
°'-~ ......
For sin&le people interested ln meetin.&
new friends, tbett ia UWe com.moo ground
between the bar and the cburch. other tban
chance.
No one ls more aware m Um tha.o Bruce
Parsons, Ph.D., a Lqu.na Beach coume6or'
who bu worked with author and family
tberapUt Gecwp Baell.
TO onga A new opportwuly for
slqlee, Pancma baa p&aaed a drop-in coffee
from 1 tot p.m. Thand.Q, Ju. 17, at the
Hotel Lqana, Lapna 8eadL
Then will be an LDt:roductJoa of cha·
cuas1on material and t.bm free llme for
mi.nglina.
Pancm bu been boding surular mttt·
lop for the put several months m Laiun• in
his office but decided to mow to bluer
quarters.
I
W t'dding and ~ngogr
m~ onnouncenwnts run
on S&dlidav m CM Dally
PIJoc ,..°""" ar~ cwml4blt>
al all Da2lfl Pilot of f1C~s or
b~ calltnq CM f·eaturt>~
V~rtmtnl. 642 4321
RU Ff EU'S
UPHOLSTERY
fAIRICSAl.I .... ,. .... n. ....
1'22 ..... """ c.-... _ ..... ,,16
Cllildren's. OBA.a JOE: Enry l&a&e tau Ma
... IMalal ..... ud I bow el •
.... wllln • Vlbas laeral la iepL
.......... _..I.ab to G~ ft
_.. • U lie Md Ida Ilea.rt ae& •I&.
paylDI for t•ta, aad aot YHr "rr8 A NICE format for people to set
pareeta.) tocelber," Mid Panom. "'lbe people who Puppet Show
DEAR ANN LANDERS: My
buabaod and I were married four
yeara qio by a Justice of the peace.
No family wu_ present. We were
plann.ln& CID a Illa wedding, but I
became preen.mt and we hurried it
upaome.
I refllled to bave a church wedding
because I didn't want to embarrass
my family. I al80 felt I didn't deserve
a church weddinl because of my
miatake. N°1!h~ yean and two kids later, we re we mlaaedoutoo aomethlnl
very 1pecla_l. We also
Ci..b Colndar nau eoc1' Wednncfatl fn
tM Dat111 PiloC and COftlobal not~• of
toennn'• and -'*-ci..b tnHttnQ• and
ftnlt opm to ,,.. pubffc "" ,,.. 1°"""*"41 week. s.nd not~• to Club ~r, Dml11
Pilot, P.O. 80% 15'0, Coaa /lie.a, CA '2152f.
lncll&M ,,our nonM and plaoM rsumMr
Noffc11 muit ~ fn OU1' hondt thrft wnkl tn
odoonce of an et>ent. Ptcturt• on ffmiUd to major fund·ralMrl
~ to the pubUc. To f'fll1Wd o pk«VN, wru. or caU U..
,..,..,. Dtparlmntl, '42-GJJ, bttsoln 2
cmd 5 p.m. Pftoto nqwd• en laonorwd °" o
~a&Glot*,....
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Friends come a.re .. ~-n-educ ... -attractive ,.._._ T,..._, h s , ... _
in their late 20s have a beautiful. ple... .~ 1U0.1 ·-........ R.;;.tM":~:S
healthy 7-mootb-okt boy. Tbe child's Paraom 1a tbe author of one book, "Fune· preeent tun ftlled
mother ia a bealtb nut. Sbe refuses to tional Family TberapJ,., aDd ia writl.D& snows tree in the
have the child Immunized qalnst another about ut.1-.1e ... famttlM,., or "bow Huntington Center mall any disease. The woman lnalata that ~ Showtlmes Thu~. abota actually contain a a mall to be a lover and a parmt too." -'•a 7'~ Fri
amount of the disease. and abe ' Further lnformatkJa on tbe meetina Jan. •t 1·2 ~a 7 30. S.t &
doesn't want anyWnc like that l.Qject-17 ll ava.llable from bim at-~ Sun at 1-2-3 & •.
ed loto beracm'sl)"Rem. _""::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:.:.:::.::::::~~-1:==B=MCh==BMt.=='=405=Fwv== Her tu.asbaod IC* a1oq meekJ1.
We can't get it tb.roulh to ber tbat
she is doinJ the c&Ud a rrave
disservice. llaybe there are other
well·meani.nl but miaf\llded pareDla
lo your readlnl audleoce wbo need
educaUnc. Please aay IODMltbiDI to
them . -WORRIED IN TllE
MIDWEST DEAa WOll&ID: 'ftl • ._..,. ..
tadeed c I SUI...... .. . el ...
dlaeaae. Tile eMN•1 WI.._
maallfadlnl •P 1411 • flO* ... dlaeue, aa4 dlM II 11ew •• 'b'
deTelop9.
Pareata ••• are afral• t•
vacdaa&e t.Mlr nH•na ,,.._.
poUo, wllla.-. ~ .. rr'n _.
tJpllold ....... ~ .. "' • ~ . .., ......... ...
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Good C'iti.:ens
Four high school seniors received the
good citizens award from the Colonel
William Cabell Chapter of the National
Society Daughters of the American
Revolution during a gathering at the
Balboa Island home of Mrs. George
Woods. Recipients are, standing from left,
Friends
Friends of Newport Beach Public Library
will serve wine at a benefit preview Jan. 18
at the library. Preparing for benefit are
Betty Dobbs, left, chairman, and Anita
Fergu.son. Friends vice president. For in·
formation, contact Mrs. J. Peter Dobbs,
P .O. Box 172, Corona dell4ar, Calif. 92625.
f
Kristen Frantsen of Estanc'a High School,
Jody Anderson of Costa Mesa High School
and Tenley Dratcr of Corona del Mar
High School. Seated, from left, are reci-
pient Julie Cochran of Newport Harbor
High School and Mrs. Henry Crawford,
chairman.
Planned Parenthood
Holds Annual Meeting
The national president of the Planned
Parenthood Federation of America, Faye Wat·
telton, is scheduled to address the annual meet-
ing of the Orange County chapter Jan. 17. Her
topic will be reproductive freedom.
The event wiU begin with a no-bost social
hour at 6:30 pm. followed by dinner at 7·30
p.m.
Tickets are available at the Planned Parent·
hood clinic, 1801 N. Braodway, Santa Ana. or by
phoning 973-1727.
Ms. Wattelton i.s the first woman and -at
age 35 -the youngest executive to head the na-
tional family plannin~ and reproductive health
organization, according to Ralph Jensen of
Newport Beach, Orange County chapter board
president. 1be <>ranee County asaociatloo offers low-
co•t birth CC>lllrol services, education and
counseling. be noted, and operates eight weekly
clime sesa1oos at lts main Santa Ana facility
and at outreeeb cllnlc. to Costa Mesa and El
Toro.
Rattan • Copia •Bamboo
Bamboo matchttlck • tcreen. 8' tall. Walnut
flnlihed tmn.
Aeg. •9.99 •...• 39.88
Phillpp;M bu'1 iunburst
1oretn,. :Three 8'H x
1WWpanelt.
.. Reg. 99.89 •.. '. 78.U
«ro
off
Take home a trunk for all sea·
sons . . and reasons. Store
spring & 1ummer clothing or
use as end tables & planter
stands. Some are hned; some
lac:Quered; all are sturdy, nat·
ural fiber bargalfl•· Several llzea. Selection varies. See
l 1eve on Pier 1 trunka.
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NOTICE IS HEAE8Y GIVEH !Ml
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wte. to IN~ -l»•t -· 1ul>je<I lo conllrm•t1on ot U ld
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P UBLIC NOTICE
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$Ul'lll10lt COUllT Oft THE
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l'ITITION "'°" .. .oaAra 0, WILL
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T&•Y E\l•I• ol JOSEPH HEME,
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•oaa1n A '--"'LIN. SR .... 111«1 -•I" e petlllon tOf' !'rotWll• of Wiii
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O.Cemw 11. ''" PUBLIC NOTICE
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DIM....ocMI
MAIM STATeMa'" A-YtetYw TM lol_,"9 _ _., •r• clot"I -eHttN ........
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& ,. a fedltal J~ald ID to dllu Of am m at fUld by . o,~ SJmma .,..._ &M _.
eft!ma ol lrD.
Dtatriel JuclJ• aoben 91.
Port•r cleated a r~Htt _b.Y
lawy .. far Ira and tpond a
plea from tbl 0.putmml
' tbat proceeclln11 be d~ed becaaM ot poUJW. e.o ca·
Uom ln effolU to ,.... t 50
Americana bild bostQ9 ln Inn
"IQ l>Al.LAS-MDD eom· puter arm. oWMd by H. ac..
Perot. ll aeekina h3 mlWoa
pa1ment for aervlce1 to tbe
former ~ent of Iran. ne arm fl.led tbe 1"11 here .Ad ln New Yort, obtainlna a pN-J~ attachment ot l17
mUlkia ln Iranian aovemment
fq,nd1 at the Marine Midland
Baak ol New York Clty before ~ boltqe crilta developed and ~ President Caner ordered a~ lranlaD fUnda ln banb ln the
Ulilted Statel frozen
IN aEPUSING TO delay~
trial. FU1er aald, "The sta~ Dt artment, for that matter, tbe re execut.lve branch, ftw the
fS7 di.ya bu not abown that
they haft the aJiCbt.t Idea ol
wbat to do ln the Klddle Eut. ••
Elertronl~ Tllouglats
Lawyen repraeottn.c Iran re-
m.i oded Porter of the State
Department request that all
cues lnwl\ling Iran be delayed
witU the ~tue situatioa ta re-
solved
Western Electric installer Larry Hoffman cheeks out
circuitry boards for Pacific Telephone's new electronic
translation system. a computer that controls telephone
switching equipment at Pacific's office at 1786 Orange
Ave. in Costa Mesa. Cost of th~ computer system is
$750,000, with installation expec~ to be completed next
summer, according to a spokesman.
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Benefrt From Our Pncing Polley.
SelectkJn And Superb Service
NABERS~
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540-9100
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MSI Sft& Terwal11a&
TG&Y Stores has ordered 1,000 MSl/88 solid·
state handheld data entry lenmnals from MSI
Data Corp.
TG& Y, with headquarters m Oklahoma City,
operates a chain of 929 mass merchandise and dis·
count stores in 29 states MSI, ~ ln Costa Mesa, is a manufacturer
of portable data entry tenninals
The M.Sl/88 terminals ordered wiU have a
memory capacity of 32,000 characters and will be
med by the company's stores to record and tranamil
orders for merchandise from TG&Y's 13
warehouses. • •• A Capistrano Beach bminesaman, IUcllanl
Van Alstlae, was promoted lo assistant vlce presi·
dent c:A San Diego Federal Sav·
mgs and Loan Association.
Van Alstine Is the branch
manager of San Diego
Federal's Capl5trano Beach of.
flee.
Van Alstlne joined San
Diego Federal In 1973 as a
teller. He ls a director of the
Niguel-Capistrano Valley Lioos
Club and ftnt vice president ol
the Capistrano Beach Chamber of Commerce. VAN AUTIN• ••• JUDM B. Va .... of Fountain Valley has been
named cllatrict supervisor for the Santa Fe
Railway ln Loe An1elea, sue·
'ceed..ln8 Donald D. Gibb, who
reUred
Vauatm be1an bla Santa Fe
career ln 1951 u a carman ap-
prentice ln Sboptoo, Iowa. In
1978 he was promoted to
1eneral car foreman In Loa ·
Aqela.
Vaucbn will supervise
maintenance for locomoUvea
and frelcht cara tn the
metropolitan Loe An1elea area. YAU°"•
Nete••-1• ... r .. Ground baa now been broken and preliminary
work bel\Dl on a ~atory office buildlne to bouae
South Cout Bank's maln office.
The buildlnl la at the corner of Bear and
Baker ltreetl ln Coela Mesa. ll will provide 11,000
square feet, with 2,200 square feet available for of·
fice leaalna. Bank offlclala say they expect to
move into the bulldlna ln Ausust.
c ..... ,..,,... Cited
Computer Automation loc., Irvlne-baaed
minicomputer manufacturer, bu become the 14th
Oran1e Cowlty company lo receive the President'•
"E" Award for "Excellence ln Export Service."
The award, lllued by Secretary of Commerce
Philip Ill. Klutmlck on behalf ot Prealdent Carter.
reco8Jlizel the company'• "coatributiona to the lD·
crease ot U.S. trade abroad between 19'71 and
1979."
A commemorative "E " Qq WU presented to
Computer AutomaUon Prolident D.R. ll.tbvln by
Cbarl• r. Drexel, cbalnnu ot tbo Soulbem
California Dlltrtct Export Board, a bullneta ad·
vt.ory poup to the tecreta.ry ot Commerce . ••• '!be llar1tet1nl Exchanp, loc., baa announc.cl
th• appoln\meol of IHet a. MeO..•llt._ a1
Hcretary /treaaurtr of th• Coro.,a del •ar
marketlna/'4verttaln1 •lf'llCf. Mi. llcDontll hu bait 10 yean of ftnt.ncW n ·
1>9rlence wttb compa~~~ lnoludlq Codaraae
Ch ... Uvtnpton, Weaipon llartnl ud Newport
PHlflc.
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WA BINOTON (AP> -
AlnfttcW • tl1•1 e MW._. ••1 ftDd ... rtUllft.,.,.....
DOW, • .... price!t deeliM tD mar amu ol tbl oadoa. Biil
tbat tnilll 11 .. ~to 1Mt btfond tllie IUlllllm', IQI tbe
N •UOD•l A11oclaUon of
Rabon.
1'be llMCll• ~ ol ., .mt· ID•, 1lnale.famUJ bom• fell
from tM.IOO ln October to :!J:W, lD NOYembtr, tb• u· repGIU.
'1118 IDDIA.N rues ot• DIW
boUM ftl --ln NcmllDW, uo••l7trum0etober~ from ......, 1D Sepeemblr, Ole
eoma:i.w l>liputmmtaald. TM
prtce ~ ..., bom• ln Onael
~1.aUcM:lldoublethat.
Slnce 1111, tbe prtce of a
.WS.fi.mtl,J. .... baa rlMD bJ ~;~~ tbe reaJton' u·
IOdaUon..,.. • .,,. mooey, decllnlnl aaks,
and .-ot amaller bome1 ue dlreeilf re1poo1lbl• for the
model$ ded1ne tn prtce1 ... l&ld
Jaek Carlloa. eaeeuttve vtce
prealdlat ol the U10ClaUoa.
•ICllAEL StJ•ICBaAST,
chief ecooomllt for ~ Netional
Aaaoo:iaticJG of Hod(e Builden,
said another came for the price
decllae could be that durtq
tlmea of t11bt mone1 .
bomebuyen turn to ~ ~ crams l.mured by the redenal
Hou1ln1 Adminl1tratloo or
-.uaranteed by the Veterans Ad-
mlnistndion. Both have cel.llnp
OD D>Or't&ala· Cart.On pred.lcted. "Funber
modeat declines may be re-
corded durin1 tbe next few
monlba before boullnC prices
begin to escalate by summer
Thia meana that bomebuyeni
can find bargains both ln lower
price and more selection du.rl.oa the nut six mooth!I ...
lie Mid &be prlee dlellDili OC• evfN4 m .._,. n.s-·o1 tbe
coo:!:f, wltb tb• tall.oft
"" lo the. w .. t. Pri
there = ao aHrac• ot fi!'°:i North ~ ,.::n: ._, dJ'OD ID tlM Nortbeul md a noo dlcllDe tau. South.
IALEI BAVE DaOPPIED
1l1nlfleantly 1lnce October.
wlaen tbe Federal RHerve
Board D* aweepiaa actiGD to
ftlbt Wtetkm lD Ncnember. the Commeree Depatmmt reported lalea of
newly ballt aiJaOH~y homes
pluo1ed 13.5 percent, tbe
•b•rpest one-month drop ln alm.t a decade. The realtGn
1roup 1ald 1ale1 of exlattn1 bomee w_er-e off 10.8 perceut ln
November. •
Tbe Pecleral Reserve'• u,bt
money polktes led to lharply
ri1tn1 monca1e rates. wbicb
abut oU many people,
FCC Supports
Competition
WASHINGTON <AP> -Tbe
Federal CommunicatJou Com·
ml11ioo HY• "the record ta
clear" thllt the public la not burt
by compdltiea lD the te~
tndutry.
Tbe dedaioa rejected up.
menta of tbe American
Telepbane and Tele1napb Co.
that duplkalion of eommualea·
Uons aervices la wuteful.
The FCC bad flnt allowed
compeUtloa ln the ladUltry ln th~ mld·lHOs, end l1l lt14
lauocbed a study ol tbe effects ot
aucb policies. Tbe lat.est report
back.a up 1tmllar fincUnp re-
ached to tm.
Over The Counter
MASDU.-..
--
r:.'=1 J:::. adwu. rrom
IN'l'DaT MTD llAVS,..
ached u Pll'Ceat to 14 pel'Clllll ID
mU)' P9ft.t ot tbe nation, Wt&b ==-'::'~:.: lJ,ert'tlll,tbe .. _
Loan Bmk Board reportil4: Tbeaa,la~-.... muy people ma -.. :J!:. the anUA&al lull .._
Stlll, many a-perU ... ,..
~-to buy U u., can afforel the
g;t,"b.eame home Jlftces
a.re n:pected to rtM 1iptnc.tJr
once mortcace rat. beCtD to
fall ln Liiie imo, aceorcllal to muy toneau.
'r B.Jt E X P E C T IE D explo1lon In boun prleH
would be due to two related fee. ton, aperta bellne.
Roallnl comtnldloD ll down
abarpb< became ol bip lll&enlt r•=thia wm create a Ibo CJt boulel.
In demand for boua-
lnl le buUdln1 up durinl tbla
period of Uabt money. 'Rhen
rata alrien, people waltlq to
buy wtJl bunt onto the market
and compete for a limited
number ol boulee.
llueb ol tb1I pent-up demand
.. found amog 10UDI adults
..,ec1 2S to 34. 'lbeH are ....uY
flrat-Ume bomebuyen. with
llmlted ftnmdaJ ~ wl
no equity from other real e9tlde..
They are not able to baDdJe the
extra burden created bJ a 3 per·
cent or 4 percent IDereaM tn mortaace rates.
na DA.m:PLE, •ON'lllLY
paymeatl CID a 30-yeat, Sl50-,IOO
mortpp • 10 percent .....
come to about S4tO a mcmtb.
They rise more than SlOO a
month at 13 percenL
MUTUAL FUNDS
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TRANSACTIONS Nestle to Test
l'I' COOl.D WSU. &Avg T&KD ndMr ..U. .tt .
could lane aid to N.-: "No clef. You're tbe ~. food COQllMJ ID ta.ii wortd. You ta.ft an WllW .,..,,
Cood hmlMM odakSe Uae U..tted a.t.. U J'OD n11f to lit
iDto tbe bebJ food ....
DUI here, start fJ'om
tcrncb. You c:ertalab' ba•e tbe tlnlftd1I ,..
IOUl'C9 to do t.bat. •• Money
Tree Nfiltll'• 1111~ a me to that woald baft bem:
'"n.ank 100. Jet Gener' keep tbe bualnna ...
It ebona..'t tab mucb mv.tllaUoa to~ u.at
Nestle'• bind CID Beecb·Nut'• &boulder would be ulutarr
for babJ food balen. Gert>er baa been the UDdllputeiil ;
master ~ tbll hastMM since It beclD atl'llnlDC peu ad
paeldna tbem ~,:_--"° m Jl'remGat. Mkb .• W'bera it'• still
OeltJer'1 doiDc pocll'ty wbm It.a m.arUt lbare falll to $0
pe,_.T,..eeat..-Rilbt DOW lt'a takiq 70 percent, JeaYiq tbe re-
mainder to &e abared by H.J. Heim and Beech·Nul . .
'l'llDE RAVE BEEN VAaJOVS efforts over the
ynr1 to dialodse Gerber. iDcludinc some vidoua price wan. A couple ol years qo, Beech-Nut tboulht lt Would
score poi.ab wltb mothen by removtna salt from baby
foods. Health food addJc:U cbea'ed. But Gerber aooa
followed suit -and lost no ti.ntneu by beiq a follower in·
stead ol a leader.
Cbatnc Gerber has been especially fruatnttne for
Heim, wb.lcb .. a mlaeh bluer compuy and which la tbe
leading seller of baby foocrm Canada, Britain, Italy and
other countries. What Heim bu been able to do abroad tt
bu not been able to do here qa.lmt the big Gerber baby
machine
Baby food jars take up a lot of abe!f s~ -and
supermarkets doo'l want to see a lot ol brands joetlin1 for
that space Even three brands are too much for many
supermarkets. So Nestle was c:oovmced that the oaly way
1t could break into the market was by acqwrin1 an eXlSt-
101 brand.
NOW THAT IT HAS, GEDO wt1l find itHlf tested
by a formidable competitor. U you ranked the leading food
compames tn the world by aales volume, here's bow It 1 would look :
Nestle: SU bWaon
Batrice Foods: $7.S bWion
Kraft: 95.S bWlcm
Genenl Fooda: 95.3 bUlloo
Gerber'• aalea are $500 mllHon, one-twmttetb the ala
of Nestle.
Week's Stock Rally
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QUINTlN BROWN OF UCI PASSES AWAY FROM FOUR LONG BEACH STAT£ DEFEND!RS AS TEMIMAT£ RICK DOYLE WATCHES.
An Romp
Hope Offeilse
Fails for U CI
By ERNIE CASTILLO Of,,,. ~tty Piiot Sutt
LONG HEACH Maybe it's
because Long Beach State re
m embered how to play defense
Or perhaps it was because UC
Irvine forgot how to play or
fense
Whatev e r th e r e a s on ,
Thursday's PCAA opener here
looked about as one-sjded as the
Ruaalaa inv,aJon of
Al&haailtan "That was our hope offense.
We'd pass the ball and hope the
ball went in whenever we shot
1t." UCI Coach Ttm Tift dead-
panned after the Anteaters were
blown out by the 49ers, 77 -46
NOW, TUE •'ACT that Long
Reach State won was no sur
pri!>e The 49ers. favontes for
the PCAA basketball crown,
have won 12 of the 15 games in
this series including all five in
conference play.
But the way they did it with
defense was a mild shock, to say
the least. In their first 15 games
this year, the 49ers averaged
79.6 points offensively while giv-
in1 up 77.5 defensively. Aft.er all
U.. oohs and aahs about Michael
Wiley and Francois Wise, not
blany people talk about their de-
fense
"That's good," says 49ers
Coach Tex Winter. "There have
been teams that have laughed
about it "
to say a few good thin gs about
the Anteaters.
"I don't trunk Irvine 1s that
bad," he said. "I think they
might have b een somewhat
scared coming in here and we
got a quick lead on them. 'They
tried to be patient against our
zone but we got our hands on a
few balls."
AND DA~Y what t1nd of
a defeme' wu ft? It looted Wee a
simple 3-2 zone with Kevin Tye
in the middle. Winter called it a
.. match-up zone" but declined to
go into details
·'Do you have four or five
weeks to listen., ... he !>atd
"Let's say it's a m tl ttary
secret "
Tift didn't really care what
kind of a defense 1t was. All he
cared about was the fact that 1t
worked. no doubt aided by pre-
dominantly sloppy play on the
Anteaters' part.
"Y01J CAN'T TAKE anything
away from Long Beach but we
had quite a miserable
performance," Tlft said. "It
wasn't so much that we were
mlsal.ng shots. We weren't talc·
ing shots. We turned the ball
over quite a lot.''
As it turned out, Tift summeo
things up quite nicely. UCI made
just 22 field goal&, one more than
its turnover total. The Ant-
eaters, after shooting 36 percent
in the first half, finished with a
.423 percentage. Long Beach,
behind an 8-for-12 effort by
Wiley and a 6-for-9 performance
by Tye, shot 52.4 percent.
Wiley finished with 18 points
while Louis Bremond with 10
waa the only Anteater ln double
figures UCl'S °klCK DOYLE HAS SHOT BLOCKED BY JEFF FAGAN.
BJ IOllN 8EVA.NO °' .. °"",.. ..... On July 'l1 he left traiDln.C camp charcinl tbe Rama wtth
radam and accusine tbe coachlo& atatf ol not uodentandin1 the
extent ol bis elbow injury.~
On Oct. 14 and Oct. 21.. still in pain with the elbow. be WU
hamllhded by Dallas' Harvey Martin and San Dleeo's Wilbur
Young. "I'm embarruaiJll myaelf out there," be said after the
Cbargerpme
ON OCT. ZS COACH L\Y llAIAVA.81 benches tum until the elbow bea1.a sufficiently.
On Nov. 4 he returns to the lineup and the Rama defeat Seattle.
On Jan. s bis dream ol reach.lnc a Super Bowl comes true. Iocteed. lt19 bu been a year to remember for Dou& France.
An nnotioaal penoa, on and off t.be fteld, France bu emereed as one of tbe more outspoken leaden of
t.be Rams. Wberea Jack Youqblood and
Ron Jeaie are the quiet commanders,
Fran« comes out flrina with both eum-"l'm a speaker. a talker," aaya the
6-5, 2m-pound offensive tackle. "(~raJ)
Pattoo was a vocal leader. He would bit
people to get things done. (General)
McArthur. on the other hand. was more on the quiet side.
"I like to think of myself as a leader I
don't have people on the team foUowtne
me or aoytldne, but I say what I want to
aay and I'm not seared to say anythina."
fiance wasn't afraid to accuse his n
teammates of ractam early ln the year. fRAMl"C
Whal be hoped to do by b1a ranarU WU "'r.-;
brine the playen cloHr, tocecher more, something be felt t.bey lacked ln prior &zpu Bowl .a:tempta. ·
'1'1'00& AWHILE. but it appean u lf It worked.
'"!be Blb&e wu WTtUeD a kin& tame aeo. but tt still affect.a ua DOW,'' n;plabw Pl~.
''l 'ft alwa79 ~ the tleCICIDd half ot ta.& MUOa is when we
come toce&ber. Ea.rliet', <Deanla> Hamb wu hurt and <John>
Williama was burtina. We finally tot everybody heaJthy and play.
lng tocetber'.
"U I bad to pinpoint one game it would probably be aeamst
Seattle. That game meant aometh1o& to us."
The Sea.hawk cooquest came on the heels of thrtt d.lsa.strous defeats to Dallas.San Diego and the New Yortt Ga ants. ·
"I THINK 111E TEAM needed somethinc Uke that. We bad to
have lho6e three losses," says France "We started to believe in
each other more after that We dJd more things together · ·
Together. t.be Rams went on to win the NFC West and then
proceeded to defeat Dallas and Tampa Bay 1n the playoffs
Now. m their first ~uper Bowl in the franchise'> hlStory, tht
feel.mg of bet.ng there 1s still hard to grasp
"It hasn't really s unJt in yet, say<; t' ranee I ~uess 1·11 start see. ing 1t more m the days to co me
"laEJIEaBE& I twOULDN'Tc etanyfeelme unl!l (muld watch
the pre-Super Bowl stuff on teievwoa. Then I would say to myse!f,
<See FRANCE, Pa&e BT >
Site C•aage Prepesed
Olympic Boycott?
It's Very Doubtful
WASHINGTON <AP> -The
Cart.er administration bas COO·
eluded it does not have the
power to enforce an American
boycou of the Olympics, casttni
doubt oo U.S. ability to employ
that unction against tbe Scrriet
Un1oo.
The most President Carter
could do would be to ask for a
voluntary boycott by athletes
and spectators on crounds the
Games should not be be.Id in
Moscow while Soviet troops an
in Aflha.nlstan. officials said
1bunclay.
Spealdnc on the condition
that they not be named. the ol-
ficlala acbowledced that Carter
would be unlikely to ask ror such
1 boycott unless there w~s
certainty his call would be
heeded.
WITH SUCH SUPPORT ap-
pearfne unlikely at the moment.
the admlnl..st.ration bas decided
to adopt a low-key policy of
keepina the idea or a boycott
aUve and ,...iting .to see bow
e vents in Af1banis taa and
el..aewhere affed publi~ attitudes.
the offidala said.
··We are opposed to the in·
fusion of politics, nat.kmal oc io-
tematic:nal, lnto the worldwide
Olympic movement." the United
States Olympic Committee
spokesman Bob Paul said Thurs-
day
Individua l athle tes have
voiced aunilar sentiments.
Even lf American athletes and
orficials supported a voluntary
boycott, the administration
would want to be assured of sup-
port from other Western natiafts
before proposing It. otfldals
said
ON TIDS NIGHT, the only
laughter was directed at the
te am decked out in blue. The
Long Beach Arena crowd of
3,187 , perbap!I saving its coll~
tlve hmg for Saturday ni&ht s
meetlng with dreaded Cal State
Fullerton, laughed at the Ant·
~aters when they tried to slow
(be same down, booed them
Jlfhen they threw the ball away
!1 times and jeered them when
they missed 30 shots.
. One person who didn't was
Winter, who w.int out of bis way New LSU Coach Feared Dead IT WOlJLD BE a propaganda
victory for the Soviet.a lf the
United States Isolated itself
amoni the nations of the world
in refUl.lnl to aUeod the Games
on moral pounds. 'lbe lmpllca-
tlon would be that those nations
that did part.aolpate approved
the Sovlel action. Tbua far. ooly
Saudi Arabia has announced a
boycott because of the AfShao
Invasion.
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• Plane, 1,000 Miles Off Course, Plunges Into Ocean
CAPE CHARLES, Va. CAP) -Robert
E . "Bo" Rein, Louisiana S t a t e
Unlvenslty's new football coach, was pre·
sumed killed t.oday ln the crash of a
private plane, which wu caught In a
violent thundenstorm over Louisiana, wan-
dered t.000 miles off course and plunaed
lnto the Atlantic Ocean, o!ficlala said.
An Air Force jet pllot, who ~ follow -
ln1 the plane on lta biurre flieht, reported
be saw it dive 41,000 feet stralebt lnto the
dark water off the Virginia cout about
mJdniO>t, He aald en oil aUck rormed to
th•wa&ei'.
AT uv, ovnCJALS aaid the Cout
Guard reported no •tana of lite at the atte. "He ta prtaumea dead," aald Paul
ManaSMh, the aebool'• 1porta information
director.
Rein -• named bead coach at LSU on
Nov .. 301 197twbo!:placln• Coach Cbarllt
McClmaon contract w11 not re·
newed. PrevloUl1y ht bad beeD bead coach
at NOttb earouu State.
Rescue Center in Fort Worth, Texas. said
the pHot radioed that be had run into bad
weather and asked for a routinl to the
east. The shift was approved at 21,000 feet.
but radar showed the plane stayed above
25,000, Johnson said.
He said further attempts to raise the
plane on radio failed, but it wu tracked by
radar from 1tation-to-1taUon over the
l ,000-mile ru,ht to the aea.
SGT. PAtJL MUNT of the Air .. oree
Rescue Center in St. Louis speculated that
thOM aboard lost consclou.anea -perbapa
becauae ol depreasurisatlon -and then
the automaUc pUot carried lt until It ran
out of J.111 However, be ltreued tt w-.
apeculadob and the caWMt would not bo
known until the. nltbt reeordar WU .... cov•* from the plane.
A Cout Guard cutter and two mercnent
ve1Mli were c:.t the scent where the plant went doWn about 120 mllea Ult ot Capo
Cbarlel bi.it ao wreckai• wu loUnd
The ~ Guard ln Norfolk aald two or
tl\ree penooa w re aboerd lh. plut.
Ho'""'°, M•uuehuJd, •• weNOft· l.Y. two aboard. That's what the uelataat
toacb WbO tOOk Bo'° th• p111'19 t4ld"' mornlai .··
Mario Va.aqua Rua, Pr'Mi·
dent ol the Mexican Ol)'mpic
Committee, warned Tbusday
lb at it the United Stat.ea boycott.a
the Moemw Games tbJa year, It
can~ a ~mllar boycott or the *4 01.ymp(ca, scheduled to
be held 1n Les Aqeles.
ff e aald Me11I co •ould
partictpat. ln the tJM O•met'
even II there is a bo7cott ol
Moacow, but 1ua1e•ted other count.rt.. would not.
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P~ -TIM mQQn el PltltlilmiHll ud 1-... • flicMo.fla R1111MUY
~ Oftl' tM Olltli:iWW d 8aPlif Bowl by====--:~~-===: Callfanlla. ,. mllel •• .,.
Laa ~ .. .,,,.. 'l'tlDIDM Bnd)eJ tokt PIUabarP
.. .,.. ltlcbant Callcalri .. bad a1rudF bavtted Uw Loi Ana.._ medla to part.ah ot 1111 apeeted ytnntnp. a cue ot Ptttabmib'• Iron Chy beer and a eue ~ kielbaM (~
HUMP).
BndJe7 bet a eue of C1nQ11M and nmtnded Cdpirt
that be bas a1reed:Y woo a C1M ot bucbJM by wacertnc oo
tbe Sot•twni Cal.oblo State cont..t bl tllle 'tole Bowl. CallcUlri coant..s that be alrudJ '81 woo a cue ot
three-alarm Texas chlli from Dallu, a Glallon drum ot otl
from Homtai, and that Plttaburlb'• dy na, flew over Cleveland twice.
The Steelers meet the Rama in the Super Bowl Jan. 20.
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Houstm Astroe reliever Joe 8amblM: "I owe all my
IUCce&S to Joe Niekro. Wit.bout. bia inabllty to 10 nine bl·
Dina•. tberelieven would never aet a cbanc.."
8 .. er a..,1 &.-e Time: 3 p.-.
Hear ye! Hear ye! The Super Bowl kickoff on EiJ
SundJl)', Jan. 20 will be at 3 p.m. ! •II•
That 1DformaUoo baa been prin~ several
times before, but the Daily Pilot bu been deluaed
by phone calla from people who are pl•nnlng parties and
want to tnow what Ume the SUper Bowl at.arts.
Now, if yow-party.goers are l.Dterested in pretame
analysis, predictions, features and cibberish, that beetm at 1 :30
onCbumel2.
And there will be the usual_pre-aame peek at men actlni
silly in the lockerroom, so figure your put)t between 1:30 and
6:30.
....,. .. ,..,.J$ ill Seeettfl fl-rter
Chicago went O.for-15 from the field in the m second quarter and was blasted by Kansu City,
lot-13, in Naticmal Basketball Aaaociation action
Tbunday ni&bt. Tbe Bulla managed only 11 polnt.s
from the foul line in the aecaad quarter aad lost tot the 10th
strailbt time to the Kinp. Relerves BID Mc:Kbn7 and BID
&o•taalae combined for '8 potnta to apart Kansai
Cit)' .•• '!be NBA'• expansion commtttee bu ncommmded
adding a franchise in Dallas for the ~1 MUOD. .•
Veteran guard Earl M.uoe ol New York will be ucWiaed for
three or four days because ol a nerve disorder in bis rilbt
a.boulder.
ftsen Sd A .. i11er lleeertl
SeUiq National Hockey Le-.ue reconll 11 ~ be«>mina old bat with Phlladelpbla. Tbe Flyers '
recently went 35 1ames wltboul a Jou .um, a
.aew etend•nl. and duriDa Tbunday Diabt'• M win over Winnipeg they aet another !IW'k. Pblladelpbla scored
four goals within 2: 50 ol the final period to set an NHL record
and ran ita home record to 18-0-5 •.• Im ..._.., blldoc-
trination into the NHL 11 somdbiDI be1l ...... ._ -_. ~.The tlnt lbDt be faced •• Mecnt. bdo the ..... ~ ldm and thlap went downblll from dwn •IL 1--
ted Boatoa. 1~. 5*8wart"1 coant.put. Blw .,.a. -U...tun:dDlbackGabota •.. Torcmtotradeddefememan Dtlw
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It.
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Women's ~11 -Otd Dominion .t u\;'-"-7:50 p.m .•
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VelmUe Selltllp•.,•
John McEnroe (top) and Jimmy Connors are two of the
beat tennis players in the U.S. and both are left·handed.
But Thursday ln the Grand Prix Masters tournament in
New York, McEnroe won over Guillermo Vilas wb.ile c.on.
nors lost to Bjorn Borg, U, 6-3, 7~ .
Seeret Draft
6 More JC Stars Picked
ar DAYS CUNNINGll&ll ·-~p-. ... Forms raantain Valley Hl&h
ouUJelcW Kftin ~ • t'WO-
time Sumd Lea.cue MVP, wa
picked by the An&ell ln the tb1rd
roand Of Tuesd.a.J'• free qent draft.
Romine is one ol flve Onnce
Coast College pt.a.yen dlmeo in
buebe.ll's attm draft, the re·
sulu of which woo 't be u ·
a 1ae .. 9lil n-da:J. Aft,.,,... tbe lln& two '-*
ol tbb .... dhlft .... --
ln befare I mate up mJ mind
about 1ipln1 a contract,··
Romine told the Daily PUot..
"I' U be eliaible for tbe oat
draft ln June, and I'll take anotber look at my aituUoD
t.bea.''
Romine talked with all hia
draf\ed teammates ea.eept mn.
and aaya they expresaed the
~me O'dk:>nk
no•ced, all d11tara1 rOl8ls FRANCE ' were beld aecretb beeaue • • • bueball ""'dala are repar1edb'
afraid ol trlaertnl a Ndi ut.tlul war wtdl eoneaea.
Players drafted in the aeeret
l"OUDdl were ootifted by maiJ.
'Hey, .. ~ be tbere .•
''It'•~ too 8000 to set ex·
cited yet. By oat week I wtJJ
be."
GWCFaces
Cobs Tonight Will Pate End Drought?
gram, and the foUowi.D& OCC
players bave been drafted:
Romine . Don Hall, Gary
DaWIOD.. Mike V a.nderbu.rgb and
Joe Mutt.
Two other players oo lb'?
France hasn't gotten too
wound up about Ptttsbur1h.
eltber. A1tbougb be respects the
thr~·tlme super Bowl cham-
pion. be doesn't feel they're in ·
vlncible.
He's Eager to Get Back in Win Column
PALM SPRINGS CAP) -
Realistically, rookie Bob Proben
lsn 't even thinking about win·
Ding the Bob Hope Desert Golf
Classic.
But Jerry Pate is.
"I jQlt want to have a good
time and see where lt takes
me." said Proben, 25, whose
four-under.par 68 Thursday
gave him a share of the rain·
delayed ftrlt·rouad lead witb the
daageroua Pate and Keith
Fergus.
.. l'D CE&TAINL Y llke to win.
·It would start tbe year off
r1gbt.." aaid Pate, "I didn't win a
toarnam"lllt lat year. It'• tbe ftnt year alDce l'Ye been • pro
that l"n · gcme tbroulb a year
wltbout wlnalna. l bad 10
LaW>:er lJpset
chances to win. I think it's
about time I started winning and winDiDI conaiatently .••
Pate, who WOD bis flnt tWe in
the 1976 U.S. Open, blrdled b1s
lut two boles at Indian Wells,
GOLF
while the loapbot Probm, who
bas cashed only two checb in
his brief career, made three-putt
bogeys on his lut two boles at
La Quinta. Fer1W1 played at
Eldorado.
Tbe group at • included Gil
Morgan, Tim Simpson. Mark
Ha7ea, Lee Elder, L1DdJ' llWer,
Lon Nlel5eD and Craig Stadler. Stadler waa at Eldorado,
Nielsen at Eldorado and t.be
others at Indian Wella.
Ban Tatum Move
LOS ANGELES -Golcl•o
West Collete'I buket.ball team.
0-1 in SoutberD Cal Conference
pl•J after lolinl a 78-78 dedlkm to CyprelB ~. wW be look·
inl for tts ftnt conference wtn tonllbt (7 :30) when the RUlltJers
vi.lit la ~lea CC (~l).
The pme wlll feature two ol
the top potnl guards in the COD·
ferenee ln GWC'a Truleu Hatton
and LACC'a Juon Work.I, a
tramfer from LA Soutllweat.
Hatton la rnraainl lJ.9 poblts
and the ualsts a game, while
Worb bas been acortn• l!.3 and
avenatn& aix ual.m.
Pirates' roster were drafted an
the rounds wtuch were prevtOUS-
1 y announced-pitcher M ike
Hogan by tbe CUbl 10 lbe tint
round. and infielder Mike
"We've beaten them before."
be says confidently. "Just
because we got bere doesn't
mean we're going to give up
The team is ready to play ''
Johnston. by the Mets in the first FRANCE ALSO DOESN'T round ol the secondary phase. db Bob Smart of Golden West a ere to the philosophy that bts
con;:e was also reportedly team should be lO·polnt un-derdogs. pick by the Meta in tbe secret "We should really be four·potnt
portion of the draft favorites," be says without RomJoe. a sl"COnd·teatn All· batting an eyelash. "I know the CIF seledioo wbo tut .500 as a senior, says it's doubtful be'U spread 1s stncUy for betllng but
si1n wtth the Angels at th.ta ,.,e·re DOl got0g lo lose any foot-Um ball game by 10 points. I have no .. f:m a freshman. and I want doubt we're going to win the game." to get at least one ye ..... ar.__of~co-.ll-...es..__e __________ _
HURRY--EMDSSUNDAY•
"" _.. 1o. c.11tonM ANAHEIM Five Polo Stars RTS·V£CAUU
Earn All-America ~...r:::a RV SHOWWM'
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A Time for Praise and a · !fime fo Eat Crow
AN1"911ta AWAU be udtd out to <Tampa Ba1> lD UM Nl'L. U. ........, :lat for llM "" l pu.l141d tonUMr From tbl top of Ram m.mqement to the bot· d_,.. tM plaJGlfl. MY tllM a quuWt>atk la UA· tom, tbe1 are prallU., Tya.. aa ~ one of tbe
b\lniill tM way Vlnce F --_ w•, "'' • .,., majal' tacton ln tb1 Rama attalalDs tbelr ftnt
juries, and lD tbe playoff1, where nobody cave
them a doa of a chance.
It'• not eu7 to perform under the praaure of k>llni rour Job with a amsle lou. Now lt'• just th•
revene. lfos*ully, Malavaal and b11 wturdt
lhouJd be around for the next 10 years. 11to~U.U..Nl'L. 8uPU8owt ~u hopt to pt betweea fou.r·to-flYI ~l')ler hu fllW11 clv• &M Ram.a a dlmeoaioo
MCIJllM ti Uwow t.be ball; ~ moN la con· they'v. DIYe1' bad lD lbt put -a bona ftde
Wend 1 . Not onl)' dMt DCM&I l'ruee, Kent break.away threat that bu the potent.lat to acor.
HUI, IU lal, o.tnll Han 1 ucl Jaek!e Slater every time RM seta bil bandlon the ball.
TBE UM PIA YEU reeeived 20 Ucketa each
ftr the Super Bowl. ltany were hopl.na It would be
a few more. ,,,. a1amo a haury, they 1av1 hlm an
ty. A 8EOOND APOLOGY coea to rerrqamo,
On thu one occukw'I ~u.lnt.et 1ave wbote abWU. were CODJtantly quest.ioQed aa be
"I wu Ill ~ yesterday and the phone rans
off the wall," said Frank Corral. "My wife wu
talkl.na oo the phone all day. JI' nap.mo bet 10 and 14 . Not only compiled a 6-1 record as a starter ln place ol the
dld Vbln bav Ume lo k>ok for hl1 HCond and Injured Pat Haden. "I think I'll Juat uae four or them and sell the
third rw.lwrt, but bl1 tO\lrth and flftb, too. Ferrasamo'e poise \mder pressure was never rell, .. be u.id jokin1ly. .
Actually, Corral doesn't know what he's 1oln1
to do with the llcketl. So many friends have called
(tome be haan'l beard from all aeuon>, be doesn't
know what lo do.
tf the oft ve Une can do tbe ume a1aln.st more evident lb.an ln the two playoff sames when
Pttubu.tlh. th11 Super Bo•l mlpt be more blah· IM directed the offense to 21 points acaimt Dallas •cortna Wm tome people believe and nine aplut Tampa Bay.
Ray llalavuJ even praised his younc QB by 'ova f1UI' APOLOGY toes to Wendell T'yler, aayinc b1a performance a1ainat the Cow~ya, I'm sure the real or the Rams are In the same
boat Stay lWled. the FORMER fumbler, wbo proved ln the bic where be threw the same-win.nln1 touchdown to
1am t.bat b1I puaioo for lol1nc the pipkln la a BWJ Waddy wtth 2 :08 to play, "wu one of the best
bad rap. sames he's ever played."
Brent Mu.aberger, I.he Channel 2 aport.sculer
and bolt of NFL Today, auoests people lookini
for Ucketa should go to the Rose Bowl the day of
the 1ame. "Nobody realizes bow many people are
trytn1 to sell tickeu that day and many of
them at a cut rat.e," be said
The former UCLA nmninl back didn't fumble
a slnllt Ume in ruahin1 for huie amount.a ol THE AClCOLADES are naturally boded out to
yerdap .. al.oat DaJlaa. And he coqhed up the Malavul and his staff for the ~celleot coachin1
ball cmly ooce 1n playln1 the No. 1 delen.slve team job they did t.brouet>out the .ea.son with all the ln·
LA Defense
;t Up to Par
NEW YORK -The Steelen remain a 10-point
chotce over the Rama in Super Bowl XIV. But the
·LA defense, which baa been handicapped by ln·
Juries throucbout the aeuon, could well be the
bealt.blest it has been all year.
CBI Pat 'lbomu and Rod Perry are expecaed
to be equally recovered from the auorted ailments
that handicapped them throUCbout the teaaon.
There's liWe doubt that two weeka worth of
rest will hnprove t.be pbyalcal CODdi.Uoo of Jack
Youngblood. The latter's performance against
Tampa Bay wu simply sensational.
I SAW JACK in the bot.el reslaurant the mom·
ing before the 1ame, and be was hardly able to
walk. By game Ume, be was ready and It was a
most courageous performance.
Another reason why I.he Rama niure to pre-
sent a tough defensive challenge lo the expJOelve
Steeler attack can be found in the coacblq genius
of former Steeler aide, defensive coordinator Bud
Carson
It was Carson who formulat.ed the defensive
coverages wtuch drove Roger Staubacb to di.atrac·
t1on and completely confused Doug Williams. And,
considering Carson is responsible for the Steeler
pass defense during the best and wont of times of
Terry Bradshaw's recent career, Bud will get the
chance to take advantage of the weakneaaea of
Bradabaw's ability to handle complex defensive
coverq•.
TllE DY TO 111E aAJI aucceu ls twofold. It
muat pressure Bradabaw into mistakes, the way
: the Ram defense did ln last year's meeting when
~ the LA secondary inter~pted him three times.
In addition, the defenae must alao find a way
to contain the explosive St.eeler receiven. Tough,
aggresive coverage and pu:n.lshlng physical type of
play will help.
And, when the Rams have prevented
Bradshaw from dellvertne on the promise of the
collective , billties of Stallworth and Swann via the
air, the LA front line must contam Franco Ham.
ON OFFENSE, THE'aAMS muat be careful not.
• to make the killing mlslake in lhe form
.• of a VUA.-e Ferrasamo lntercepuoa or a wenoeu
Tyler fumble.
The latter'• reputation f« COU&binJl up the ball
:=,. will serve as an added attractiOn for pbyaical
.-punishment by the Steelen.
; When Tyler does 1et put the llDe ol scrim·
.. ma1e, be .ul have to really concentrate on bold·
lnl the ball when be meeta up with the likes of
• Lambert, Wlnltoo, Cole, Shell and Blount. It isn't
called the St.eel Curtaln by mistake. c:ioPY••••" ,... ....... ....,. ......... t!K.
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~ .Basketball Teams
· T1Dle Up Tonight
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ff arnaon H arllWllg
Mark Harmon, a former UCLA quarterback who is starring m
Harold Robbins' "The Dream Merchants" ror a new television
series, visits with his family on the set. In the group are his sis-
ter, Kelly, mother and former actress Elyse Knox and hi.a father,
Tom, a Het.sm•n Trophy winner at Mlchiaan.
Howard L. Handy
Repeat of '45?
Will history repeat itself when and clear arod.nd the entire area
Super Bowl XIV Is presented in when the team was on the practice
Pasadena'• tamed Roff Bowl? field. He needed no microphone.
Hlatorlans wlll recall tbal tbe Another facet of that fint year ol
Cleveland Rama won tbe world the Rama in Southern CaWomia wu
championship 1n 1945, then atarted a the Initial auociallon of Com-
34-year hiatus in Loa An1elea in UN6. mlsaioner Pete Rozelle with the team
Thia year the Rams are movtnc and the leap.
from the Collaeum to Anaheim Roselle bad juat completed
Stadium and have but ooe step re-military duty in the Navy and
mainin1 to make the move with enrolled at Compton CoUeae. Wlth
another wtnnl.of combination. the Ram offices near bis office at tbe
Perhaps it 1 colncldeoce and field u the 1cbool's apona publicity
petbape lt'a Just an oddity but the director, Rozelle wu 1lwn an op.
Steelers could feel an omi..now warn-portunity to help In aettlq out the
inl cominl their way 11 they believe 1ame pro1ram1. He worked wtt.b
blttory repeat.a itself. Maxwell Stiles, the team PR man, ln
When Dan Reeves moved tbe hia first official duties for any NFL
Rama to Loa An1eles aloo& wtth bis team.
partnen. lt wun't lone before be Wbile be was auoclaled with the took complete control of the Rama ln a m1nor capacity that year,
francbile beeauae ol aome bickerini. Comptoo woo the rilht to play ln the
The blckertnc came about for the first Junior Ro1e Bowl 1ame lo
F1naJ tune~ preparatory to leap play next current edition earlier t.h1s aeuon Pasadena and aut»equeoUy defeated
week are oo the menu tonl&bt for moat Oran1e wben Georela Rosenbloom and KU1ore, Texas, lt-0 in that same.
Cont area prep buketball tea.ma, hlOlllhted by stepaoo Steve had a part.1.na of the Thia was Pete'• flnt official auocla·
Colla Meu's lnvuloo ol Newport Harbor. ways. Uoo wtth the ROM Bowl a.Lio.
Ncm-leque sames bellnnJ,q at 8 include Mesa Come to think of It, wouldn't it be a For We1t Cout footb;u fans. the
at Newport, Estancia at f>aoa Ollla, Unlvenlty at nice t.hlna if the Rams did move to same marked not only a &olden era
LaJUDA Beach, Lone Beach Willon at Fountain Anaheim in Ul80 aa the world cham-of football oo the juoior coUec~_l•vel
• Valley, Corona del Mar at WeslmlDlter, Irvine at pk>m once a1aln? but the introduction to the KilCOft
:: Lasuna mu., EdllOD at Cypreu and Marina at RaoceNttea. a lirla drill team that
;. • Kennedy. • • • performed precl.a.loo atepe to mua!c
.: IJI an Aqelua Leaaue opener, 1ta.rtln1at7:30, WHEN 'l1IE TEAM MOVED to the at batrume.
... St. Paul villta Mat.er Det. Los Aqela area that year, the start-Rozelle remained another year al
Costa ll•a (7·5) and Newport Harbor (8-5) ins quarterback, punter, place-Compton , tben moved to the
-.pffteat alm.llar pel"IODDel and 111tema and it kicker and aometlmea defemlve Unlverwtty ot San Pra.ndsco when ~ matcbel a former ualltant <Men'• nm Panel) halfback was a sraduate of UCLA -be 1pent two years u publlclty direc·
• asainlt Newport Harbor Coach Jerry DeBuak. one Bob Waterfield. tor .
l'.ltud• (10.3 and No. 2 lD Ora.nae County> The J.Me Rams Mt up their tra.lni.DS Rozelle ran the 1amut ol PR man
feat\U'W "$Steve Van Hora (23.t), but m-..t over-camp at Compton Collese that nm for the Rama ud then as cenenl
com• t.be "downs" ol a aeeoed lou to Ocean View year and workout• were beld in manacer before be becam• tb•
., .... a Dana Hilla quintet wttb a dlcltvtna f.7 Ram Hur Stadium wltb Adam younsett comm111loner ln the sport'•
• record apimt toalb compttUioa. Wabb'• volce beard loud blator')' . Untvenlty <f·I) and Laewsa BHeb (1·7) -_..,;;... ___ ..__ ______________ _
lqHN oU ln a confldenee builder for tbe ~!J · · -------------! wblle Kattna (11·1), delpbe the abMDce ot S1IU'U • ~ Keith Dewon (ankle), 1bould baYI DO ttoubM wttb
,,. 0.7K...tJ. ~ CdM Coeeb lack Errian wW be trJtAI to eolft
• Wel'SrHrtw ('7·1), a ..alD tbt lea X. <A) havelM .. 11DIM~&MPll&tWOMUCIM. Jilr~••• (11.J> .-.. fta'• v.u.,.
BdJ.o. ~ c. rm:..... <w.J> • JntDe~
llllle JJ9Wiil el1111t:r• 11a17.7 ~•.a ID tbe Y_.Ull'Ol,lllll.,_ .....
Dave C11nningham
Boring Duo
Did you have the aame feellnc I did
about the TV announcert for lut
Sunday'• Rama-Tampa Bay cbam·
piooabip~ If Pat Summerall and Tom
lJrooUhler were any more bortn&.
they would have been mlstakeo for
COrpMe.
Neither bad worked a playoft pme
in the previous two weekl, and it WU
obvioal neither bad prepared for t.bia
crucial t.elecut. lmtad of the inclaive anal)"lla and
colorful commentary uaually pro-
vided by Vin Scully, we were ua&ed
to two boon ol Brooklhier aay\DI,
"Thal was SOME play," and Sum-
merall counterlna. "Yes, well, be'•
SOME baJlplayer "
The ultimate hiaull, bowntt. l5
still to come; Brookshier and Sum·
merall have been chosen to handle
the Super Bowl as well
* • * AN<Yl'HER LABOR STalJGGLE lll
baseball appear.> to be b~'tVl.Qg ~
owners and players begm grapphng
over a new basic agreement The owners reportedly want to
~tabllsb a salary scaJe I.hat would
ellmmate individual neeolialJons.
multi-year contracts and aalary
1uaranteea. The players, lD tum. are aUinl for
a 1eatta1 looMaln1 of nai. 80"f'D·
\ns free aaeota and fa.: 1ubst111U1 l ln
creases ln the penaloo fund
No one ln baseball ls wUlin& to talk
about a strike or lockout, but several
executives say they are worn~
about a possible shutdown of IPf"U\I
training camps until pro1ress Is
made \n negotiations
And would you believe lhal spnng
tnl.n.ln& ls Just e11ht weeks away•
* • * A CASE COULD BE MADE lo
prove tbat the salary structure of ma
jor leque bueball bu already 1ooe
completely. 1tart&·rarin1 med. For In·
stance:
Nolan Ryan, barely better than a
SOO career pitcher. is the hlehest· paid player 1n the history of the
same.
Rod Carew mates more money In
11x moDlba than Joe DiMaggio made
ln b1a entire career
And Dave Goltz.. whose record over
the put two aeuorui 11 29-23, ls the
bisbeat-pald Dod&er ever Golt~
ea rm more \n two M!uoos than San·
dy Koufax did Ill tu.a career.
··Eam" lsn't really the riebt word
in this case. because if Koufax
earned las than Sl millioa for a
carttr th.at LDCluded four no-bitten
and all tho9e rtt<>rd.s, there ls no way
Goltz can earn what the Dodgers will
pay him
C ertaull y, mflallon has hurt the
value of the dollar, but not so much
that Golu ~ worth more lhan thr~
tames as much as Koufax
Inflation notwithstanding, can
anyone JUSUfy the fact that Joe Rudi .
who tut 242. made almost tWlce as
much money last year ($200,000) as
Babe Ruth did in his greatest
sea.on•
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ALTHOUGH NEW construc-
hoo at Anaheim Stadium a.a conti ..
nwna on acbedule, lat.eat estimates
VY t..M new S2 million Sc:ottboard
l on't be ready 1n tame for the
Angels' Apnl 9 home Opt'ner •gaanM
Cleveland
Because the new conl1guraU<Jo tn·
eludes a row of pnvate club boxes.
the Ancels' capacity will decrease
from 43~ to about 40,000 until
Aueuat. when the new portion of the
stadium will be complete The
capacity will then jump to about
70.000
Mater Dei, Irvine Roll
Mater Det add lrvi.De we.re hil win-
ners ln Clrla ~Sb acbool baaketball
uUon Tbunday ailht. while i:.taD·
eta and MJll'iM were alao winn1Jll by
1Jlm marJinl. . J rvine OUUc¥>red J..a,cuna IWla 22.o
ln the ftJJt Cl'W'ter aod went cm to
bllta the Hawb, 18-U. Chria Tucker
aeored 18 point.a and LlDda Kelly
added 11 for lrvlne, wtnnen ol Mven
ol 10 samee UU. MUOD.
Mater Del upped lll record to 10-2
wltb an eHJ H ·38 romp over
Newport Harbor. The MOUtttw bad
three players in double nsune -
Cecca Glucock C17), Mary St&nbra
(12) andMeli.ndaBauman 02).
Teri Donohue scored eltbt points
for Mater Del, but erabbld 13 re-
bounda.
&atancla 1aloed Its 1.2t.b wtn in 13
1ame. with a 46·37 victory over
Cypr .... Kristin Frantaen topped the
EaaJes with 11 poinu while Cara
f'ra.ocy cootr1buted 11
Browyn Hand failed to score a
point, but she snared a t.eam·blch 11
rebouodl u the Easies led from
start to tlnlah.
Jill OUlioebam scored the 10-abead butet with 1 : 12 left and
Marina held oo to a 54·53 win over Lakewood
The Vlld.D11 fouled a Lakewood
player with no time left on the clock.
but abe mi.ued the front end ot a ooe-
and«>e situation and the Vlkinp bed
their tb1nl win a1ainat seven loues.
GHUncbam and Melinda Burrla
each bed 11 poinU for Marina, but
teammate Lind.a Bohm took l(lOl'iq
honors Wlth ll.
THIS WEEKS SPECIAL
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1977 COUPE DE VILLE
Leather H•tbll area, 11>Ut powv Hat, cndle coatrol, Wt wbHI la
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B~ MGJ1!,c and Beite_r Schedulmg <1ould, Mean More V~n
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faat•1 th•• a Qarryl Dawll•••·•i•tt•r•a e.ekboard. tbe NiUGul _ Altodatian
crtM foul fNfll c•• •• e1Tl'w••• o1 u.. '9ape. But u MUlburar1 pttdl ~.
CBS ta Dat f~ tbe ~BA now.
"IJ'OSft 01:11 U.ii&D Pf'OIDOl in prime
tJm•: 1011111 wW p to ~ NBA." -.s O.Ttd Secat.
CBS' DLrector ol CommllDlcaliam. "W• wU1 live
the NBA roor. procnotiooal e:xposun tbla year
thus in the p.t."
One camP.alan. beatln1 tbe drums for
Philadelphia 1 Christmas Day same with
Waabtaaton, biablithted Dawkins' famous
backboard batU.. Some criUcbed Uaia u bawtd.D&
the Mamie Ude al. pro baaketbell.
It wasn't distasteful; lt WM Ju.st Cood bt•atnas.
~.,=.~I«'• not fora• that TV em.l.Dl1 f.a
••rint. DObocl1 ••• burt," said Se••I.
"s.coad, .tt ... UI oddity. And tblrd, tbe prt.Dl mM.la .,..,.. ,, up. 8porU ,._wen eUJiom about
wb.at ltloobd Uh. otmoaal1. tt wa a nlN promo-Uon.al pMee, tQ tbeN WU QOtbtn1 lmidkJua lbout lt." .
TBS DIX!. • GAJIE dnw an I rallol wt\b ao
percect ~the TVa in UM wat.cblQa tt, Al compared
SPOlllS ON TY
to the Cbriatmu Day ••me lo 1918 between
Philadelpbla and New Yort. which had a s.a rattq
with 11 percedl al. the aeta lD we tuned in.
This MUOD, we've allo aem pictures. Iota al.
them, pl\l&Oni Larry Bird and llqic Jobnaoo -
t.be NBA'• n»OIDe temations Who've broucht tbe
most exdt.mmt to the lea1ue ~ the mer1er m
1916. And that WU the lut time the NBA bad a!> upsurse ID ita nttnca.
o~ appear in a =• taprd lo Lake Plactd. N.Y._L~te of tbe WW.-()bmplca. A18o, ume a., eoverqe crl a mm•a World C\lp
akUn• eveat In Kltsbubel, Autrla and "-•
women'a world 1peed alreffnc cbampkmbla-iD Hamar, Norway.
5 p.m. (2) -8VPD llEllOUD OJ' TllE
IUPE& 80W'L -A DG1taJa1e look al~ ol Uae
wiDDen (Terry BrlM!abaw Dd Bob Grtae> U.. Joeen <Bud Grant'• •hmelota Vl.kl.naa> aod &be
sreat ~ al. one of sport's premier eventa. (28) -PSO IOOCE&.
S:50 p.m. (9> -NBL llOCllBY -Tbe ltlDp
face al.I qalmt the North SU.rs at tbe Met SporU
Center ID Bloomiqton Mtnn..
7:30p.m. (S2) -B0&8EaAaNG -T~ at
Santa AD11a.
8 p.m. C7> -WINTD OLYJIPICS •• -"WiD.w Olymp1c1 '80: Tbe World Comes to
America" aasesaes the impact ol the upcomiD1
Wloter Games on the oonnally placid town of
Lake .l'ladd. N. Y., wblcb la eervinC u the lite of
the Gi?na for the aecood time. (50) -P&O 80C·
CE&.
McElrath, Bmnning Star in Wim
Whm Jallua En1q and bis American Basket-
ball Aa-oetwHcm outcuts joloed the NBA, CBS'
Sunday I.Amel lbowed a 7 4 raf:ina, mean.lol 7.4
percent al. tbe nation's TV homes were plu.,ed ln·
to pro buhtball. Tbe next aeuoo, the ratlnp
dropped to 7.0 and lut year, the flcurea fell to S.2
-a bs ol 26 percent of ita viewen.
10 p.m. (S) -COU..EGI! BASllETBALL -
UCLA met the USC Trojans earlier iii the Sport.a Arena in Loi Aqelea.
11 p .m. C9) -OOLLBGE MS&rl'BALL -
UCLA at USC, taped earlier at the Span.a Arena in L.A.
.
Titans Upset at Home IF TB08E lll88ING Tiewera were at:Una or
shoveling snow, that would be ooe tblnc. But some
of them were watching colle1e basketball oa NBC.
Head-to-head, the coUe1e sames were beat1.nc the
pros. Tb.t.s ls the kind of companaoo that hurts the
losing network the moat.
11:30 p.m. (13) -JAPAN BOWL -U.S. col-
le1e footbell eoea to Yokohama, Japan for the Japan Bowl
RADIO
From AP Dispa&cbes
Forward Tom DeMarcu.s, makin& 10 or bis 14
floor shots, scored as points and pulleCl down 12 re-
bounds to lead UC Santa Barbara to an 8-t7 vic'°ry
over Cal State Fullerton ln the PCAA basketball
opener for both clubs.
Center Richard Anderson chipped ln 21 points
for the winning Gauchos. who improved their over-
all record to Ht
Calvin Roberts laced Ute Titans with 12 poinlS, and be also ha eight rebounds ln the losing
cause.
Led by DeMarcus, the Gauchos controlled the
boards by a 40.26 edae over the Titans. who dropped to 6-7 overall.
MeElrat• Liit• Iii .. St.
LOGAN, Utab-Rich McElrath, a product of
Saddleback College, scored 21 point.a and four
other Utah State players scored ln double fiaures
es the Aggies rolled to a ~ victory over Fresno State The match was the PCAA opener for both
teams. USU is now 8-4 overall, while Fresno Stah
is 9-4 Backing McElrath for USU were Dean Hunpr
with 16 points, Keith Hood with 12, Brian Jackaoa
with 11 and Edgar Wickliffe with 10.
FSU WU led by Rod Higgins with 14 points,
Paul Reed with 12 and Brian Lumsden with 10.
I/NL~ Sldtl• B•.,•fl
LAS VEGAS -Freshman center Sidney
Green scored a game-high 27 points and added 14
rebounds to lead Nevada-Las Vegas to an 87·78 vie·
tory over Hawaii.
Green, who keyed a fll'St-ball outburst by the
Rebels by t.allyiJ18 14 polnts, was backed by re-
serve guard Larry Anderaoll's 16 points and start-
ing guard Billy Cunningham's 10.
UNLV improved its reeord to 7-3, while the
Rainbows fell to 8-5.
Sp.rca .. S•-Pflftlle
SAN JOSE -Senior forward Wally Rank
scored 23 point.a, ihcludina 11 from the.foul line, to
lift San Jose State over Univenity of the Pacific.
65-59.
The Spartans alao 1ot 18 point.a from Arthur
Orabam, whose 12 ftrSt·baU points helped San Jose
build a seven·point balftlm• lead.
Forward Ron Cornelius led UOP wtt.h a 1ame-
bigb 25 points for the defeodlnl PCAA champs.
San Jose ran its overall record to 8-5, while
UOP fell to 7-9
p., d11e Steps 1111...U
WEST LAFAYETTE, JJMS, -Jw:Uor Drake
Morris hit nine free throws ID the final 2~ mJnutes
and senior Joe BafTY Carroll scored Z1 polnts as
10th-rated Purdue held off llli.ooia, 74-aS.
Arnette Hallman was a1ao lo double figures for
the Boilermakers with 16 points and sophomore
euard Keith Edmonson added 12.
Mark Smith led the lll1nl with 1S points, 11 on
free throws. Reno Gray and Perry Ranee had 12
apiece.
-1..._. lt'I•• la or
BLOOMINGTON , Ind. -Ffebman forward
St.eve Boucble scored a career~ JO points and
junior center Ray Tolbert added 11 to lead ~
ranked Indiana to a 63-et Die Ten victory over
Micbiean in overtime.
lo the overtime, the M Bouchie save Indiana
a brief lead, before Mlcblgan's Thad Gamer tied it
for the lut time at S7-S7. Tolbert's ttp.ln put the
Hooslen oa top to stay and the &-9 junior widened
the margin to four a ball mlout.e later oo a pair of
free throws.
1be Wolverines' Mike McGee, who fmisbed
with 21 points, then missed two abots and fouled Indlana'a Pbll llenbarler, wbo a.au ooe of two
free throw attempt.a for a SZ.S'7 lud.
And the playoffs, the league's crown 1ewela,
were not bel.ni picked up by five percent of CBS'
200 affiliates.
Extra promoUons are fine, but the product ul·
tlmately must sell itself. Lut year, TV mterest
dipped nationally for several reasons.
-The national teams, the ones rans can re-
cocnJie ln addition to their local clubs. were io.-
ing. The Boston Celtics and the New Yott KD.ick.s
didn't even make the playoffs
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TELEVISION
10 Lm. (2) -SPO&TS SPECl'ACVLA.a -
College football stars play in the 31.st umual
Senior Bowl aame. telecast live from Mobile. Ala.
Also, former heavyweight champion Leon Spt.ab
C7·2·1) meets Alfredo Evanaelist.a C32+1> ln a
scheduled 10.round bout from Atlantic City, N..1.
Noon (4) -OLYIDIC DIAllY -Scbecluled: The Muhammad All track meet, taped ln San
Diego: the Olympic speed lkatina and aki Ju:rnplnc
triala, taped in Lake Pla"tid. N.Y.
1 p.m. (4) -GOii -The Bob Hope DeMrt
Cluaic from La Qu1Dta Country Club. (2'.Z) -PllO socca..
1:., p.m. (2) -TENNIS -SemiftHI plQ iD
the cw.ne Grand Prix Masten.
2 p.m. (II) -PUl'llOL INT'DNACIONAL -
Uruguay vs. Parap.ay in a South American cbam·
pion.ship pme. 3 p.m. c1> -no BOWLING -Tbe Sbowboet Invitational from Laa Ve1aa. Taped. (4) -
COLLEGE IWl&E'l'BAU. -The <>Neon Ducks
meet the AriJooa Wildcats iD a Pad.fic-10 1ame
from Tucaoo.
4 p.m. (S2) -BODNG. •=• p.m. <a> -!UL GAllS or nm wm. m I WIDE WOllLD 01' 8POal'8 -n. Badlm
Baaketball -UCLA at USC, a p.m .• KMPC
(710) and KNX (1070). Cal State Fullerton at Lo°'
Buch Stat~. 8 :0S pm .• KLON (88.1 FM> &ail
KNAC UOS.5 FM); Cal St.ale Domineuez Hills YI.
Cal Stale Los Angeles, 7 .25 p.m., KPCC C89.3 FM)
Hockey -Klnga at M.lnnesota, pm , KIIS
(11.5()).
s.,•d•'• Tl', ••Ille
TELEVlSlON
10 a.m. <2> -NBA BA8llE'l'BAU -The Los
Angeles Laken meet the CeJtics ln Bostoo Garden.
<4> -COLLEGE BASKETBALL -The Syncus~
Orangemeo meet t.be Purdue Boilermakers in W~t Lafayette, Ind.
Nooo < 4 > -SPO&TSWORLD 1-Scheduled
se1ment.a include a visit with former Harlem
Globetrotter atar Meadowlark Lemoo and bb new
basketball group. the Buckateers. (22) -
A.llEUCAN ANGLE&.
12:1.S pm. (2> -SPORTS SPECl'ACULA.a -
Roberto Duran (66-1) meets Josef Naubuga (11-1)
in a scheduled 10.rouod welt.erweiabt bout from LuVegu.
l p.m. C2> -TENNIS -The Col&ate Grand
Prix Mulers, teleeut from New York. QualifleN
included John McEnroe, Bjorn i8ors and Jlmmy
Coanon. (SZ) -COU.BGE IWIKETBAl.L -The
Notre Dame f"l&htin& I riab meet the TCU Homed Frop at Sa Antonio, Tua.
1:30 p.m. C4> -GOLF -Coftrqe of the
foartb round of the Bob Hope Daert Quale from
La QuiDLa Comdry Ouh iD hlm SpriQp.
7:30 p.m. <~> -llOll8Z llAaNG -Tod.Q at
Sant.a Aaita.
llADIO
BNk-tball -Laken al eo.&on. 9:45 a .m. Kl.AC <5'10>. ,
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Hawall was paced by auard Aaron St.raybom. ---------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii who acorecl 22 ~ wb.fie center Brad Pineau addedl6==.r.=~lrfll• Mem!~~t the GR' ·ND 0 8 ENING Irvine Coa1t Country ~ r I SHREVEPORT, La. -Former Mari.Ila Hip Cub. OLU Mr. Kincade.
standout Rieb Brannin& scored 18 polnll and bad 57c1250 JANUARY 14 1980 seven assists to le ad seventh·ranked Notre Dame .,-'
to a 79-59 victory over Tulane.
Reserve center Gil Salinas scored only six
poinlsandfouledoutwtthll:38remaining,butbe IN-DEPENDENT MERCEDES BENZ sparked a Notre Dame rally that put his team
ahead to stay in the second half.
It was Notre Dame's eighth victory in 10
games and came after two straight losses. Tulane WERKSTATT 11 fell to 4-71or the season.
Freshman Paul Thompson led TulaM with 18
points while Blwit added 13 and guard Joe Holston
chipped ln for 11 more.
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SAN FRANCISCO -Gary Carpenter, Garry
Mendenhall and Cecil Morris made two free throws
apieceintbefmalhalf-minuteofplaytolivetbeSan-
ta Clara Broncos a 61-59 upset victory over USF.
It was Santa Clara's first basketball victory over
USF since 1973, breaking a 13-game losing streak
against the Dons. The Brooeos made their West
Coast Athletic Conference record 2-1 by beatiog t.be
defending champions two nights after USF's upset of
seventh-ranked Notre Dame.
San Francisco'• Quintin Dalley m1ued a foul
shot with 30 aecoods remainina and the score tied,
SS-SS. Carpenter was fouled wbile grabbing the re-
bound, and bi.a two free throws sent tbe Broncos
abeadtoatay.
lleodeob.all'a abotl made t.be leOl'9 945 wttb 23
seconds left, before Wallace Bryant ol USF scored a
basket tom.ate it 58-51.
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Staging 'Side by Side'
' ,; A concert for theater" la bow resident diredor•Jobn-
()avid Keller describes "Side by Side by Sondheim," a pot-
pourri of music and wit from one of America's leading
lyrlcista and composers, Stephen Sondheim.
But bow does Keller combine sooes from "Company."
"f'otllee.'' "Gypsy," "West Side Story" and other Sood·
bplm shows including his current Broadway hit,
"SWeeney Todd"?
THESE SKETCHES GIVE some indication of what
was a happening backstage in the last few days at South
Cout Repertory Theater in Costa Mesa.
The full excitement, which may be seen on the
Mainstqe through Feb. 10, ls tied together by a continuing
thread of Dal. 'lion provided by Richard Doyle, Martha
McFarland. Gary Dont.zig and returning guest artist, Teri
Ralaton. Plus there's the spark.ling background of black and
silver designed by Rs.ebard Odle, complemented by a rain·
bow curtain built from 975 feet of ribbon and colorful neon
signs depicting six of Sondheim's productions.
Fun Shines
Cheers for Van Dyke
BylEBaYBE&TENSTEIN
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"The Music Man" ii synonymous with
cheerful ICJllll, love tunes and a tender love
story. In abort. the Meredith Wlllaon musical ls
simply aood entertainment.. Then LI notb1DI heavy about a play that
bu memben of the audience leaviDI the
theater bumming .. My White KnlCbt" or trytnc
to IOUDd like a one-man barbenbop quartet
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TBE PLAY DOES have a moral -con
artl1t Profeaaor Harold Hlll's boy's band
scheme LI almost uncovered wbeD hi.I heart ls IOfteDed by tbe IDDocent appeal of the town
llbnrlan and a tld wlao apeab wttb a lisp.
BUl ....... m1Dd all tbat. It'• tbe •tnc1n•
and ctaDdna that bad a nemt fall blMlle at HoUJwood'1 ldltoric Pantacea 1bealer dapplna
and .... db Dldt Vu~ and CGGIP'Q
iD a rfflftl OI tbe pa.,.
Y-.. Dick Vm o,te ii ID tbe IMd 1inaU1
a110Cla"4 1'ttb Robert PnltcD. wbo bad &bl part~_•beD tbe play orl1tnat.d lD 1WI on
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John Ellington and Diane King will provide the
music at Kawai Plexiglas pianos, valued at $35,000 each
and noted for their prismatic beauty. Usually used by such
performers u Neil Sedaka, Steve Allen and Neil Diamond,
the pianos were obtained by Brimhall Keyboard Center or
Santa Ana.
Sondheim's recurring themes and preoccupallons are
presented In clusters or songs. Their diversity ranges from
the naivete of "I Feel Pretty" from "West Side Story" to the
cynical look at marriage, "The Little Things You Do
Together" from "Company "
~E MOODS ARE further interpreted in Llgblulg by
Tom Runlta, set and costumes by Odle and choreography
by Diane dePriest
Tickets, pnced from $8 to $10, are available at all
Mutual agencies and the SCR Box Office, 655 Town Center
Drive, Costa Mesa Office hours are 10 a.m. to 8 30 p.m
Tuesdays through Sundays and 10 a.m. to S pm. Monday
and non-performance days. Phone 957-4033.
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Cast Kicks Off '80s
Up With People, the brilbt and energetic cut of
musical perfonnen. will take over the Ora.nee Coast
College Auditorium 1ta1e at a p.m. Saturday and 3
and a p.m. &mc1ay.
Thia year's show ls an all-new. two-bour produc-
tloo featurinl 85 1lD1ers and d.a.ncen and a 14-pMlee
lnat.rumealal section. The performanee lneludel in·
ternatklnal folk aoacs and dances. a medle1 of bit
tunes from the put SO years and oricinal com~
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• llnglng.d8"Clng proc:tuctlongroupfrom
OranoeCoastCollege,wltlperformet
8: 30 p.m. Saturday on the Water Wonderland
Community Stage at the Disneyland Hotel,
1150 W. Cerritos Ave., Anaheim. Songs
and dances from "The Wlr' end "George M"
wlll be directed by Randy Cobb.
ALBERT MCNEIL JUBILEE SINGEftS, Grammy.Award winner, Selll Terri, ROQef'
Wagner and the Los Angeles Master Chorale
will combine for a "Folk Jubflee" at
8:30 p.m . Saturday In the Chandler
Pavlllon at the Los Angeles Music Center.
Afro-American music will be featured.
Tickets, priced from $'.SO to $10.SO,
may be purchased at the box offke.
JHELLYMANNEANDHISJA.ZZ
guartet will Improvise works by Bach
fnd Mozart to be perfor~~enrl T•mlanka and the Olllftrft I mber ~l.l~lc Symphony at 1 "'"'' i'" UCL1''s Royce Hall. Fe .. vn 11t1 will~ violinists Alda Bochfl re
Nina llodrlar. Each work wll =r;td
flr!it In lt1 t>ffvtnal entirety fol
by lrnf>!'OvlMttloris on selected '"'·
For J'''ke't~, Pho"9 <213) 82S-29S3 or <211 ft.M261. l'1r9lino Is free.
ANNUAi. ·~ED 8l>G RACl!S
at thf • tf the Palm ~lngs Aerial Tra,.,,.~rt Saturday and wind up with
fln•I J•n. 20, snow conditions
perml 1 five.mite races st.rt
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'INICAN' -A DANCE THAT FLIRTS WITH IURQA&JSM -DUI AT UC IRVI~
Loretta LMt..,.mn, Nor• "-Wnoldl, Dfttd Celey, 1Nft ClreeM, Kwt w .. nhellftef ~
at noon. C.rs oo up tne mountain to Lono Valley everyhalfttour, beginning
at 8 a.m . R~es are fret and regular
tram fares prevail. A hearty Breakfast
Special will be 9"1Ced at $7.95 for
adults, $6.95 for t"n·aoers and SA.SO
for children.
DICK 8Allt9'YMORE'S "WILO 5KIS,"
a 90-mlnutt fllm Of World Cup rKlng,
powder alld f,...tylt •kltnt •net plenty
of comedy wlll be tcrHnei •t 7 and
9:30 p.m. ~turdl1~rtd l~m. 5unday In the Or1nQt CH t Coll Porum
to raise fun01 fqr t OC llll ttam
Tickets will be $3 at the door.
COUNTRY BOYS PLAY BLUIGRASS In I o'clock performance at Sunday Playhouse
ri~IH '" Trrt•e Rock Community Center, unnyhll Drive, I rvlne. Bottom Dollar
Wlf'ttfS land does the fiddlln' and pick1n'
w th ld,.,,IMlon $2 adults, $1 children.
OCC 5el•N~E FICTION FESTIVAL tonight
presents Oetroe Lucas's "THX 1138" in the
Forum. Starts at 7 p.m . with costume
contest, prizes, guest speaker. General
adm lsslon $-' at door.
WEEKEND AT DISNEYLAND FEATUaES
TomOfT'OWland H part of 2Sth year
celebration fo.-Anaheim park. Admission
pass C.OVef's rldet on all the futuristic
land's attrKtlont, Music and danclnt
also scheduled wlttl 3 p.m parade
feetvrtno the•wn lands Open 10.1.
,U l.LllltTON COLLEGE SPOTLIGHTS
Its Jazz :rf' students in 8 p.m . concert Jtft. 11 et llege Campus Theater, 321 E Chap~" ve Ticket information at 871-8000,
Ext. 336 or S37
'Ttfl LITTLE HUMPBACKED HORSE,'
a ballet for children. opens Jan. 1q in
'Htlv!i"or\Jm Theater, 6SO Laguna Canyon Road. Uet Pacifica prOduction of
Russian 1lry tale features David Panaieff
and Krlttl Moor head. Tickets at door before
perfOftneftC~ at J · lO p.m Jari~ 1q.
1 and J ·JO pm J•n 20
FREE EVENING OF POETRY.
music and skits ton19ht, and Saturday
1n "Circle Game," a collection of works
by OCC students. Free 1n Drama Lab at
8 p.m . on Costa Mesa campus.
RUBsinn Music on Tap
Leonard ll•Ulln. one of the fastest nsing
young cOIMtuftort1 on th~ American musical
scene, wiU ~-;,Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra ln an a ·Russian program at 8:30
p.m. Saturdar _ tn e Santa Ana High School
Auditorium, NOW. alnut Ave.
Met Audition
Entries Due
Young singers with pro!essk>nal upiratioo.a
who meet eli&.lbllity re<Juirementa may al.ldition
for the MetropoUtan Opera from 1 to 5 p.m .
Feb. 2 and 3 at the Uttle Theater, Cal State,
Fullertm.
SINGEU M118T 1ubmlt application.I no
later than Friday, Jan. 11. Appllc&Uoa blanb
and otbet' lnformaUon are available from tbe
Orance c.ounty Dtatrlct Auditkml, P.O. Box •o.
Irvine 9Z'711.
An applicant muat not exceed the followtq
maximum aaea prior to March 23: aopruoe,
20-30; mezr.os-eoatraltol, 20-30; t.enon, »*2;
barttooel, a.aa and buffs, 20-13.
They muat bave a voice witb operatJc
poNibll{U. aome votce tra.lnlnC, musical back· around and artllUc aptttude. Eaeb must be pre-
pancl to 1ln1 nve arlu lD mOl'9 than one
)aJllUAle.
CANDIDATES lll18T be ~pomored by a
quallfted ~ch, voice teacher, conductor or
musical autbortt.y wbo la familiar wtth tbelr
vocal ettelwmewrt.
Final Western it.~ AuditJona wtU be
held )(arCb 1 lo use • Bovard Auditorium 1n
Lol'A.Dle'• . .
The young Sov1et pianist. Andrei Guvnlo'
scheduled to appear on lht' program. has had
hi s American tour ca ncelled bv Ru ssian
authontJ~ with no explanallon
PEllFOllMING IN h1s place wtll be the
highly acclaimed pianist, Martt Zell.Ser, who.
with his family, emtaraled from the Soviet
Union ln 1976 and now resides ln New York City.
There will be no cbanee ln t.be selections for
the concert sponsored by the Oranie County
Philharmonic Society Tlllel are "E1gbt
Ruuian Folk Son11. Op. 58" by Anatol L.tadoff:
Tchaikovsky'• Con~rto No. 1 ln 8 Flat Minor
and Raclunaninofrs ·'Symphonic Dances. Op.
45."
Remain1na ticket.I at $12 or $3 for students
will be sold at the door
SIATKIN 18 aervtnc bl.I first aeuon u mUJlc director and principal conductor of the
St. Louia Symphony. He al.90 wW be artlltJc
direct.or of the Minnesota Orcbeltra'• 1JIO IUID·
mer aeuon and i. act.ln1 u adYias wttb the
New Orleans Phllbarmonic
He belan bl.I mua1cal ltudM9 at the .,e of 3
in Loi Anaelel on the riolin. WbeD be wu a. be
••itched to the plano. ft.Dall1 tumlnl to CODduct·
inl in bl.I later student yun,
He ID8de bll Caroecl• Hall debut at .,e 22
and bl.I flrlt appearanc. .tth the Lot An1eJea
Pbllh&rmoD1c WU lD September 19'18.
za.nn. WINNSa of numerous European
competWool. bal Juat returned from a mlQor
Eun>pean tour. Durint ht. flnt IHIOll in the
United 6*at. be made bi.a debut with the New
York PbilharmonJc under Ertcb LetDldorf and
appeared at the Lot An1elea MUllc Center lut
March. nu. i. the attODd or four concerta lD the
OCPS'1 Series 8 . The next performance date
will be Marcb 29 with Riccardo Qiallly u pest
conductor.
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Steve Forbert, a young man out of Mis·
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Othfi bright lights in ·~ included Joe
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on Mango. Ir at hadn't been for Marley, thia
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FUNK SLU•PED due to listless efforts
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Thts esot.enc quart.et whose live venue *1
the Gree& Tbeater wu my favorite coocert ol
the year -continues to do just wbat it pleuee.
It wreaks havoc wltb tradlUonal time
saenatures, tyrical strodu.re. vocal approach
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terpreaeur Cpl•1•d by lllltoo Berle on BroadwQ>, wltb JMQ11M llolftU Dia.Jiu b1a
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. Performancea will be liYeD Tueadays Uaroulb SaturdaYI at 1 :30, 1dth a SWlclay
matinee at 2:30 on Jan. 27, at the Moulton, 606
Laauaa Canyoo Road, La1una Beacb. Reaerva-
ttom 4"-07"1.
In Sen Clemente, Eileen Flacbbach is put-
tin1 the ftld1htn1 touches on "Dames at Sea," a
spoof ot the Buaby Berkeley muaicala of tbe
ll30a. Her cut includes Sheri Sense. Priacllla
San.ford. Bill Gekas, Sande Snetirooea, Steve
Dunham, Steve S&aocsyk and Gree Howtt.
JOAN WJLUAJl8 18 the accompanlat and
Dvleoe Carpenter ll the cboreoCI mpber for "Dames at Sea,'' wblcb wlU plQ four weekend.a
of Tbunday-throuib-S.turday-perfonnanca.
CUrtaJ.n La 8:30 at the Cabrtllo PlaybouM, 202
Avenld.a Cabrillo, San Clemente. Raervatiooa m.o.es.
Tbe eccent wi\l be OD W!l ~ &I tbe
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Saddlebld: van., pwp OJ)eDI tta new tbeateT
at 25"141 Obren>, llluloo Viejo, wttb "Take a
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Headlnc Saddleback cast wUl be Valerie Mcilroy u a aoap opera star, Benny Goodman
aa her husband and John Slur• a.s a cona1vtng
columniat, with Beatriz Butler, William Bodner
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Performances wall be alven Fridays and
Saturdays all o'clock through Feb. 2 with a Sun·
day maUnee at 2:30 on Jan Z1 Reservations
830-9252.
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Center Playera will bold auditiom for their next.
productlon. "Vanities." Sunday from 2 to I p.m
and Tuelday from 7 to 11 pm. at the Newport
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Beach .... director Gregory Bach wilf be
looki.n& for three colleae-aae Cirla and three
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The e>ptimistic Boy Scout and ambivalent soldier are but two of
the memories of himself and his family that haunt a young man
dying on a Vietnam battlefield in "Summertree." Bryan Cooper
and Tom McGovern play the roles at 8 :30 p.m . Thursdays
through Saturdays until Feb. 2. at Newport Theater Arts Center,
2501 Cliff Drive, Newport Beach. Tickets are $4.50.
THE LEAKEY LECTURE SERIES
a three-part series probing
new directions in the search for man
DR. IOGH S. FOUTS, ANTH•OPOl.e>&IST
·'Conversations with a Cbampanzee
Language Or11lns and Acquisition··
Saddleback Violinist
GAIUlllON a MICD
Sun. Ud Ken.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16
8 P.M.
SCIENCE LECTURE HALL
Tickets available.ASUCI Box Office or Student Affairs Lectures~
$10 general series price.
$4 general admission: $3 facultytstaff /
UCI Alumni Association members/other students:
$2 UCJ s tudents.
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WtMtft the COltAt Malt Art lMOUt
Mffts In Tewtr* Middle 9chclOI, ~H
Cetlfoml• Ave. '' t fliet • Med to recon9 .. .wnetlme slmpte events of ontJnery ttt. so tttat otbWI .ntr me might know
end tntn ~bMuty Of m~ time," ll'tl 31· r-otd
member of N•tl:.1 Watercotor
Society end LaQuna Beech Mu.um
of Art exhibitor.
STlltANGl!lltS IN A STRANOI LAND
.,. pofONntty PGrtr•Y9d •t the
Catlfon'\la 5'-tt
Museum of Science and Industry
In Los Angetea at E>eposttlon Partt.
Photographer Don Farber Is showing
his exhibit titled "Refuge In
r L.A.," about the enclaw of
8Uddhlst monks uprooted from
their hames and mon.sterles
by war In Southeast Asia.
LISETTE DeWINNE, a realist
painter who captures subjects with
almost photographic capablllty Is
featured this month at
Haggenmaker Galleries, 372 N.
Coast Highway, Laguna Beach.
A painter In oils, Ms. DeWlnne will
be honored Sunday, Jan. 27 at a
reception there.
LAOTIAN ART STUDENTS'
handicrafts Including embroidered
and appllqued cloth; jewelry,
clothing and dolls In native
dress are currently di splayed
in the Santa Ana College
administration building
lobby at 17th and Bristol
streets In Santa Ana. They are
the work of members of the Hmong
hill tribes, many of whom are
still In refugee camps in
Southeast A sia.
ANCIENT ARTIFACTS are spotlighted
at Fullerton's Muckenthaler
Cultural Center through Feb. 10,
with an exhibition of
contemporary ceramics
production by Patrick Crabbe.
Hours are 12 noon to 5 p.m .
at the gallery at 1201 W. Malvern Ave.,
Fullerton.
VAN DYKE. • •
beautiful soprano voice carries well the songs or
"Goodnight My Someone," ''My White Knight "
and "Till There Was You " '
THE DANCING choreographed by Michael
Kidd, who doubles as director, is athletic and
graceful, demanding great skill.
Christian Slater plays Winthrop Paroo, who
• before Prof. Hill brines him out ol a self-pity
: trip, baa trouble prooouncing his a'a.
Iggie Wolfington, who played Marcellus in
the original production or "Tbe Music Man," is
, the aravelly voiced Mayor Sbhm at the 1 Panta1es. Richard Warren Pua!> la Karcellm ill
this production.. Each could be a bit atronaer in
~ blarole.
: Carol Artbm-doet well u Marian's mother.
THE PBODUCl'ION'S faults are mostly
technical. Players bad trouble remembering
their lines opening week and there were some
annoying audio problems.
And it is hoped before closing March 2 that
lighting, designed by Marcia Madeira, is more
effective. Some scenes supposedly occuring out-
' doors during sunny noon and early afternoon
hours are dim.
.. The Music Man" plays Tuesdays through
Saturdays at 8:30 p.m., Sundays at 7:30 p.m .•
matinees Wednesday and Saturdays at 2 with
Sunday 2 pm. performances during February.
Tickets (213) 462·3104.
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"BLACK HOLE" 1PG1
"ST AR TREK" 1G1
"KRAMER Vs. KRAMER" CR>
"APOCALYPSE NOW" 36 mm. (R)
"NORTH DAUAS FORTY·
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"WHE"N A STRANGER CALLS. (R)
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"MIDNIGHT EXPRESS" (A)
"VAN NUYS BLVD."
"POM POM GIRLS" (R)
"ELECTRIC HORSEMAN"
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'"1M1•1 blgtns wttt' e
M•rvetoul lttf1Nlrody by Steven
Spletbtt"Q. A nnec:I ~rt toes
• mfdnlght swim In lhe OCHn tcr tM rnusk Of ''Jews,'' then
finds herwtf nip the pert·
scope of • J..,..,.M submarine.
TM tctM, •In, Is the hlOh
point of the movie. There
might haW been en amusing fllm
In the spectacl• of Los Angeles
9one bananas aft~ Pearl
Har bor; this Isn't It. Violent
stunts do not a comedy make
The rating Is PG
"THEJEAK"lsawlld,
crazy and generally satlsfac·
tory movie debut for Steve
Nia rt In. He Is a comic In the
classic Chaplln-Keaton mold -ttie well-meaning waif victimized
t1'f a mendaclcus world. His
dlaracter Isn't fully reallied
lb this film, but the outllne
IS promising. His 11rve fol·
lowlng wlll be pleased with his
s»rtrayal of the son of a black
snarec:ropplnofamlly (that's
right) who rises from oas
station attendant to mllllonalre
lrwentor, then slldes back to
poverty. Director Carl Reiner
ls an e>Coert at this kind of
wackiness. T~ R rating Is
mostly due to Inordinately
expletive lanouage.
''KRAMER VS. KRAMER"
IS an emotional blockbuster
~ot an old-fashioned tear -
jerker, It is an intelligent,
Gontemporarv drama about hus·
tJand-w lfe and parent-child
relationshiPS. Dustin Hoffman
is a career-minded ad man who
is shocked to learn that his
Wife ls leaving him and
1ttelr youno son. He struggles
to cope, then his wife noti·
him that she wants the
's custody. The writing
dlr'9Ctlon by Robert Benton
model of conciseness. captures the humanity of
situation without wasted
motion or phony sentiment.
The actors respond magnlfl·
cently: Hoffman as the agonized
father; Mer'yl Streep In the
TIM MATHUON ti INDIONANT AT GUNf'IR! IN ~141'
An.cll lnt•rrupt. Uel90ft With Attr11C11¥9 lecrelafy
complexroteasthetroubled
wife; Justin ~ry as the pawn
In Jhe struggle; Jane Aluan·
der as compassionate neighbor
and Howard Duff as the tbugh·
m inded lawyer. Rated PG
"STARTING OVER" begins
with James L. Brooks' funny,
Insightful script, adds Alon
J. Pakula's deft direction of
a ta tented cast. Result: the
best comedy of the year.
,After too many good old boys,
Burt Reynolds un~erplays
superbly as a man so upset by
a choice between two loves
(Jiii Clayburgh and Candice
' Bergen) that he hyperventllates
in a department store. Rated R.
''THE ROSE" Introduces
a hurricane named Bette M ldler
to the sc~. Not since
Barbre Streisand and" Funny
Girt" has there been such an
overwhelmiOgdebut. Mldler
subllminates her consldereb4e
comedic talents to play straight
In a roleobvicusly patterned
after the self-destructive
Janis Joplln. Rated R.
"SKATeTOWN U.S.A."
treats roller disco enthusiasts
to an extravaganza of some of
the fanciest wheelwork uound.
But there's no point In going
If you'renot Impressed by
exhibition-class skating toa
nonstopdlscobeat. The movie
does feature such top.draw
comedians es Fllp Wiison, Ruth
Buzzi, Biiiy Barty and David
Landsberg, but for the most
part It's not their finest -
read funnle5t -hour, with
the humor rather heavy-handed.
Rated PG -some parents m ight
find several drug-related humor
scenes a bit objectionable.
"AND JUSTICE FOR ALL''
takes a look at the state of
crlm lnal Justice In America
and finds It rotten. Innocent
people are sent to Jall by
Insane JudQeS, shady deals
and coverups abound. Al
Peclno Is a young defender who tries to buek tM system:
mostly he falls. Director
.Norman .Jewlson keeps the grim
golngi -on In firm control until
Jhe very tf'<f which offers an
unconvlnclno surprise. Rated R
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Wnner take all I
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for lltUe nodW. ot abn.rdtty to lnt.errupt tbe
smooth hick proc:reu ot tbe ft.Im. ao um be can prove that be hun't M>ld out.
AN l1NJl'OCU8ED and lliblJ banal picture 1n itself, "Cuba" la, in the penped!ve of
Leiter'• aceomplla.bmenta end talent, a bitter
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The OM1 wbo bHl thole nAlWtil -Ub Breuon and .R.obmer -are.direeton wboN
ftlma never made bll mone7. Are tbey prot.eet-
ed. at lust p11tlally. by tbt flel that bll IDOMY
bu never been l.Dtereat..t in t.bemf
It lm't JUlt a matter ol ddce betW91ft com-
merce and purity: You can be an ..,..Ueall1
pure tumm1ker. talent..t, and llil1 not 1et a
chance to work. A painter « poet 11 frM: A
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worth ol conftdence In blm before he cu abow
whether be'• pure or not.
BEllE 'IS A blunt fact: The hiltory ot tbe
verx best film. aa well u the mediocre and the
bad. anywhere in the world, 11 a1lo fundamen·
tally the b1ltory ol. financiers' confldenee.
Is the ftlmmatln1 life really u open and shut rmanc1a1ly as that" Does character count
for notlung? I hope I don't lmo-tv the answer. '
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·•rr nSLa dADHO,•· '= u.. tut time U.. '9lmd bad. ftnl.W qp IOIM of
N .. YonQt.y .. ~ .,,,..... ate 'ookiq l'M11Y .... for UI OYeJ'
bere. It'• anal to be me.W. ..... ...,,..
ODii kDOWI tM album Lt bet•~ a '°'-In
Brttata. tbe alrpla, Lt ~. the D&uu.ta are m• by eo-,..,..oad ~ on-•alkilll
IUcu wboclcin 'tbow much at.out rock ·n •roll.
"But OYV here. lt'I ..... t. Wt're beinl
pla,ed aa Iota of raclio atatJona." Wb1 ll lt that 10 many Enaliah 1rouP1 have to eom• bere to make it and aome of our bands
-Ilk• Jlkedl•. er TIM Crami--have to IO to
DaalaDd to set noti~?
"I 'l'lllNll IT'S because 1.o Eqland, they're
deeperately trytni to flnd 10methln1 new, or dif.
( ROCK TALK J
ftnnt,'' M11 lltDr)t. "A.II tbl DIW budl &et wrt up lD tM,..... and the nporten want to
lie nnt peopa. to tlQd out •'*'1 a bud. "Thal, after the montbl, or tYCO after
t.My've put out tholr ftnt album, the)' 1et bored
wit.la tbem l.Dd it.a.rt ll•tllna t.btm olf. On e>e·
cutoa we lllt all1ted Off 'tn EDalanc:t because they're UlleC1 to UI DOW. lD America , ••• aU •till a
bltoow.
"The punk thina nevtr really ca\llht oo
here, did It!" he said "So lh.iJ whole new wave
Ullo& la .UU new 1 wouldn't say that we're
punk, but we did come over wlth the new wave
and that'• atilt quite freab heN.
"Wf! D£nNITELV feel an aflinity with
art.ill like Elvb Coetello, Ian Gomm and Nick
Lowe. Elm waa the first pel'IOl_l we played
with, we aupported bim and throUCb that we got
our flnt record, our first sln&le. out.
••we're not all frteodl~. or ban& out
tojetber. beca we Uve ln UnrJ)OOl and tbe
mmlc tcee'• ln London.
"ID A.mirlca that ""1ct be 1Wh•n1. lt'• only
200 mU. away aod you do that to IO to work.
But OT• tblre tt'a a major Ul1al.
"W• may be tookiD& for a 11o1M ln Loodoa. became w ptay there ~ a lot. but l do qulw
like Mini ln Uverpool. lloVe Uverpool, tbere'•
a lot of charac:tar there. 1 wUD't bom there but
l'V9livedlbere{ortbelutalayMn."
THE OTBSa Y ACBTS -Bob Belll1.
llarti.o WallOO and llartln DemPM')' -are
allo all baaed in Uverpool.
• • J'r8Dk11. the whole club acene in 14!1\don
bu cone a bit stale al the moment. ID 1J"1'1 it
was really excltina over there. but now I'm a bit
bored. ··The press is sort or backbtttn&. and 1
haven't enjoyed a concert for . ob, I can't tblnk
It's all gone a bltatagnant.
"But," he smiled. "u far u dress is con-
cerned, the kids bere sHmed ~ a bll 11.ke
the way it WU Ill Brlt.ain two )'UR 8IO· At
Max's Kansas City there seemed to be quite a
bit of heavily decked out punk. which is really
dyln .. down in EnaJand now.
· 'I'M mod thine is the new thJ.n&, which I
also think ia a lot of drtvel, beeauae It aeems.
No Overnight Sueeess once t:f:i· that the media ia trying to put some on, form a scene of its own."
Ruth Gordon Early Motels Found No Va£ancy for Albums Lee Strasberg
in
LOS ANGELES (AP> -Martha Davis is so
new t'o the blg-Ume money commanded by a hot
roek ll'OUP -even one whose first album bas
barely reached the record store raclts -that abe's
sUU awaltlnc deliveries of re-upholstered fumiture
to her home lD suburban Encino.
Her two da\llhters, aged 10 and 13, are still
bavin& trouble convincinJ their radio-listening
friend• that the sultry looldn& crooner spearhead·
inl The Motels -the bot new act lD questloo -is
UMir mother.
And a visit from a
reporter ls still a fairly
exciting event, to be
celebrated by &Jasaes of
wine and crackers.
IN FAcr, the 28·
year-old Mias Davts and
ber brood from a two·
year marriage at age 15
are obviously still on
that veey special high
tbat only comes off a
fast trip to, if not yet the
top, at least a dam good
jumping«! point.
Acclaimed aa one of
the best new bands to MAR-.aa DAVIS emerge from the cur· '"" renUy fashionable Los Angeles club scene, The
Motels have already won fans in tours all over this
coantry and in Europe as well.
And Miu Dam, the group's tall. statuesque
soniwrtter, lead slnier and rhythm eultarist, hu
been liDaJed out u oae of tbe most promialnl
female talenta around. "My approach to the music business bas
alwaya been, continue to baq the bead apinst the
•all-aoan there will be a bole.•• aaya Mila Davia, a peen~ bnmette with a ready laush and an
admirable ablllty to poke fun at ber own ups and
dowas.
IT"S PllOBABL Y easier to lau&h toU)' than it
was less than a year ago when there was no home
in Encino, no record to bear on tbe radio and, ex-
cept for Miu Davis, no Motels either .
There were some ex-Motels, former members
of a band abe had joined in her hometown of Be~eley. That group bad moved to Los Angeles in
1974 "to make our fame and fortune." Miu Davis
recalls.
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"We were iOlng to do it in about two weeks,"
she adds, ilanclng at her watch with a rueful
laush. "and It's like. now, six years later "
THE GROUP finally calle4 1t quits and Miss
Davis began looking for new blood. The final
lineup -lead guitarist Jeff Jourard. bassist
Michael Goodroe. keyboard-sax player Martin Life
Jourard and drummer Brian Glascock -was as·
sembled in tbe swnmer of 1978, but their first real
club date wu last January. The timing was perfect; the local news media
bad juat discovered the Los Angeles rock re·
naissance and record companies were ready to
jump in. Almost the next day, The Motels started
setting offers.
"It's like the stock market or anything else, all
it takes is somebody saying, 'Gee, there's a real
scene bappenina in L.A.' " Miss Davis says. "It's
sort of like a feeding frenzy. a lot of sbarlts."
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HAZlAAD
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What's Brezhnev Got Against Fred Silverman?
By PETER J . BOYER
LOS ANGELES CAP> The Peacock meets
the Bear
It is possible, I suppose, that the K.remhn <lid
not consider NBC's 1980-81 prime time schedule
when drawme plans for the Af2banistan lnterven-
tion. In any event, the march of't.he Red army onto
Afghan turf could well ruin Fred Silverman It Com-
pany's neat plans for a bappyfuture.
The linchpin of NBC'• recovery plan wu a
successful 1.980 Moecow Olympics. The deailn, like
television it.lelf, wu simple, wttb a ~I.
middle and end:
ABC in 1976 and. given Fred Sil verman's record.
figured to work for NBC Ln 1980.
Unfortunately for NBC, Russia's histoncal tm
peratives were not figured into the scenario
Russia gets this occasional uree to visit the sea
Iran, Afghanistan and Paki.9tan alt between the
Soviet Union and the Arabian Sea. Ruuia went in·
to Af ghanist.an.
Thia complicates things for NBC. President
Carter ha.a threatened to boycott the Moscow
Olympics and bu urged otbet' naUooa to follow 1
1u1tl. Saudi Arabia, which JJ.Uly lao'l happy Oftr
the prospect of Russians In tbe Penian Gulf (allo
easier to 1et to from Af&baniltan than from
'Runla), bu alrudy announeed it.a intention to
boycott the Gamet and la uk1ne tta friends to Jo&.n
ln.
N1IC WOULD SPEND lots of money to buy the
Olympics, uae the event as a _promotioa.al tool for
tts 1980 fall schedule, and parlay lta tn...unent to the No. t position bl the rattnp nee. n worked for ~=-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--
,
NBC Eyes
Children's
Specials
LOS ANGELES (AP)
-NBC 11 maklne a
pitch to people 1n the en·
tertalnmeot lndu1tr1
wbo ti.ve never beton
contributed to cblJdren'a
pro1ummln1 durin1
prime vlewlna houri.
Officials are hoping
for the parttctpation of
many such entertainers
when NBC becomes the
first commercial
televlllon network to re-
1ula1'17 alr cbildren•1
specials ln prime time
be1lnntaa ln mt.
i-Tbe nttwork wlll
scMd.uleilD lpllCIAla, ODe
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various a.lpta duna•
th• replar leleri1ldn
MUOD, IOb Wembla~
pteltdlll& Of NBC P.mer-
t&btlDliat. im4 Monday.
T'bl sjeii:tala aua1 run aa
boar« .....
New TV Technology -
It Wiii Change Your Llfel
7:30
TONIGHT
''THE
TUBE-
WHAT'S
NEW?''
THE BlllTISll COMMONWEALTH may
boycott. and other oat.Jons, as well
Tlus bodes ill ror the Mogoow Olymp1C$, and.
thus. for NBC. Ir President Carter calls for ii
boycott rt'• quite likely Lbat the U .S. Olymptc Com
mitlee would oblige. And witbout U.S. partJCJpa
tion. NBC is left witb damaged cooda.
If the U.S. dropa out, NBC nupt drop it.I plans
lo cover the Games.
1be net.wk bu lmuraMe that would cover
mos\ of lh r1nan<.'1al loss (\.be Moscow Olympt<~S
C'otl 1~ e5llmat.ed at somewhere over Sl50 mtlhon
ng,ht now 1. and the l5o2 hours ol planned Olymp1C'
C'Ovt-r41.ge rrom July 18 to Aug 5 could be filled
w1Lh regular proerammLDg
BUT 11IE VALUE OF the Moscow Olympics
as a promotional tool is incalculable. Under
Silverman. the network bas learned to appreci.at.e
the Yalue ol oa-air pron>04ion-
Get acquainted with your
neighborhood center .....
We have Something for Everyone!
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ta5.000!
OCEAHVIEW!
VWulllea·pentbouse: Ill· tr• d eluae & Im·
•culate! 2 Bdnna . 2 _. • frplc. + com· aldJ amenities. Will u.de · 6 or belp finance !
$'181.500!
, OCINROMTS
ZUD.i&a $550,000!
• UDUa '1.085,000! ..... .., ...... .......
•'71-7060 *
.... )IQll call Qualfied -.~•ad.YoU'h Unred of • frtendl7 1lflllec>al9 ud belp In
.... 1Clm". ed fOlr M8t :i:,;'•· Call Newl
I.lie. <>wow Vf!l'Y Oex.ible on fUUU'ldq. A real steal
It sa>.ooo. or make al· Is. *Cote Realty
& Investment
~s1n
7093
""A6ce &..&
llAl ISTATI DCllllMCI S1MC1 Ifft
CO.. WITH US. • ... HAl90I Yaw
HOMIS -• .._ ridge. ••..ta , ' I.....,
& M f 1 4 '-r.~11 la W) 3 I .................... ._.
...................... Alidllhadw ..
.......... ,... ...... $249.SOO.
NEWPORT BEACH 75Hl11
CUSTOM CAL. CLASSIC. Pool and
added family rm . $73K with
assumable loan.
BEACH CONDO. 2 BR single story
model. Covered patio, attached
garage, security gate. All adult.
$98,900
40 ACRES Rec. property. Kings
Canyon Nat 'l Park area. Rolling
hillsi creeks, s prings, buildable.
Trai ers OK. Owners will finance.
11'.t AC. COMM'L property Artesia
Blvd. Lone Bch. Owner will carry.
REAL ESTATE PROFF.SSIONALS
Mark Conneley, Bkr. 963-8377
OCf.AHAtOMT LOT
$U115,000 MEWPORT
Hard to fl.ad bomes1te on
Southern California HEIGHTS coast. Tenm. Call now Old Wor 1 d Cb arm ror detalla mbmces um Z.atory. 3
JACOIS REAL TY bedroom home. Formal
67w 670 dlo1n1 room. warm
--------• ldtcbeo, laundry room too! Real Hayloft to
prage. Owner will be
creative, brilll offer! -.nn.
OPf"I •~ 9 •If S 11./H IO• NJ(f •
!•Ill
WATIRfRO~~=MTIM6TOM
One of the most outstanding
properties in Huntington Harbour
with a magnificent 150 ft of water
frontage. This elegant 2400 sq n
home has an expanse of living &
formal dining areas from which the
water and nautical scenes can be
enjoyed. Docking space for up to
2-65' boats and 150' cement decking.
Minutes from ocean. $889,000. Look
Properties. 846-3336.
CORONA DEL MAR
HIUSIDE RETREAT
Private 3 bdrm. home nestled in
Corona del Mar hillside just steps to
crysta l sand & cobalt blue water.
Liv1qg room with quaint brick
fireplace opens to private rear patio
and handy stepsaver kitchen. All
this and assumable loan! Call now,
673·8550
ABANDONED
RUSTIC CDM HOME
Needs TLC & Imagination ; 3
Bedroom + fireplace, ranched
fence & roses. Owner Anxious. Call
673·8550.
CHEERFUL CDM DUPLEX
Walk to beach & shops; each 2
bedroom cottage has woodburning
fireplace and patio! Owner will help
finance. Call now 673--8550.
673-8550
HE REAL : ~ \
~ESTATERS J
One Call Service
Fast Credit ~pproval .......... ............ .... .. ........... " ....................................................... .,
·-· IOOZ 9 I.. IOtl •-sell IOOJ ..................................................................... .......................................
~ OflJ TO A 9000, ct.IAM STMT
Tbls 2 bedroom coodo with 2 full baths
in Newport Beach la ideal for tbe
young couple. Spotless and set in a
community with great recreational
facllitiet and tastefully decorated in
neutral tooes, Just the bue foe a
woridng twoeome to get off to a aooct
start. Priced at S97 .ooo.
U,._,IVUI: li()Mi:S
REAL TORSC', 67&-6000
2443 East Coast HighW9y, Cor~-del Mar
2w•f•01111"-• S BR 4 Ba c ustom
waterfront bomea wtl7d8' pvt docll:a.
Prtced SUS,000 to
Sl.09:5,000 direct from
bWder. For dd.aill OD
thele bomea and appt to s~. call Carol Horr.
15.114*
muMA8lE LOAN
'fWl>.&ory s Br. , ba
A1molt DIG aq ft Badt
Bay loc. Owner will help
fiDaoce Astin& 112$.000.
FUU.aUALn
546-0814
IE
llDlll ILlllS CD.
OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
Mt.JOa ... IEJ'
•tllS
Su~r "I!" Pl&D. 'l"brM 8edroom9 + Faad.11
Room +2~ Batbl. Lovely hUaa. Lala ot
lndoor-Ou&door Llvtq. Superb l..ocatbl. Call
hr Appolntmeat. Llsted Al lltt.500. A "lof
OfNewport'' u.t.lq
(.5) --.......... 131-191 ... ""DOt---....
macnab I Irvine
realty
A SU81fDtAAY OF
THE IAVINE COMPANY ----
SM.Aat STAITB!
This 3BR home is priced to sell &
boasts of lovely pool & lanai. Lg lot
w I room for RV or boat -room to
e nlarge. A neighbor to Dover
Shores on desirable street. $150,000.
(W·ll)
UYE IH LUXUIY
... and benefit from a wise
investnent. .. custom Peninsula
duplex offering tbe ultimate in
design & livability. 2-level, 2BR
owner's unit (master suite on entire
upper level) + pvt lBR. 1 bath
rental. . .or could be 3BR single
family home. 1 block from bay!
$350,000. <W-12)
JERI HUNT 642~
MIW OM THI M•IDT
Outstanding S bdrm. California
ranch borne ln prime area of
Rancho Santa Fe. 3Y.t Acres,
complete with pool & stable. Over
4.000 sq. ft. of living space; many
quality appointments. A fine
offering at $530,000. Lynne Valentine
644-~ .
642-8235 644-6200
t01 Ooftr Drift H«bor View Otntw
I nine llt c.tnpus V .. ley Center
752-1414 .....
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IAYFIOMT
We bave 1everal fine homes
with pier • slip
PBllMSULA POINT
Newly decorated 4 bdrm. family
home. OOM to ocean. $325,000 a TOIO HOISi COUNl'IY
4 Bdrm1., 3 baths; ranch style.
mini -estate in orange groves .
$249.SOO.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
1.11 "'··••\ d• D••·• ~JR bl':J 61<>1
IXYOllCS! lltJBT tmLL!
Topaa Lake area,
NeYada. New Z·•lY.
11:50ft. k>c bome. 3br.
2ba, ~ abake root.
ZI) ded, water. NPtic
&d all to. IAvel t+ac.
Good roeda Wu a .soo
1lubed to $59,500 for
q\Ack iale I A1J firm cl
fen •terms com1dered
OwnrN.B. n~7048
IQUfTY IUIL.Da
... y .......
So.eo.tfllazaAr'90
2 Bdrm.. 2 bath ccodo Ill
n.nt MWna. rec room, POOla. 1 paa, peta 0 K ~ carpets. drapes,
pmit. •.soo . 'Terma.,
,,.,.. 640-5680
llAU'f'lfUL UDO
a.lacm1lled wtlb pride. Lr1 4 Br w 11ourmet
ldtdlen. Take over 9~%
loan or owner wall
ftnance at 11%. Aaku:ig
only-,SOO,
JACOBS REAL TY
'75-6670
*VETS* U..Yow~
NOW .. NOOOWN
LOANS TO 1100,000
WW INI'. RATE. Le.t us
lbow Y'l'I bow to Quah!y
TIAtolMIC.,.t w.u.. 754-1202
l:!E
llDllB BLllRS ca.
OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
LAIGI F.A..Mft. Y?
Spfftcur. Four Brdroom Plus Family Room
Ruge Maste r Bedroom On A Qu1 ~l
Cul~ Hard To Find A Sett.er Home
For A I.Arp FamJly At Thia AltJ'active Pnce
Of 5105.000.
Ml'&OUS -z• MODIL
lNI IWllPS
llatt f"Om' 11..troom WI~ Rup OJunt.ry
Kitdm 6 Family Room Spadam Larp
Boe9 Room With BaUI Two 9'Gry Dmin&
Raoe WUb Wa Bar. Cttamtc: 1Ue F.nlruiN
Cmt.om Dr..-6 Wallpapen Patkla For
~ l.ocllted Oft llUJr Greenbelt
All nus lodudlni The Land 1225.000. A .. #f OI Ntu,.t '' UA1D.a.
Ii) ---.. 131-1• ... ""'DOf ___ .,..
SPYGLASS
It ii wortlil JO•r ti•• to
l11•e1tl9ah tlth lo•ely
"S.ulty ~ t"" _,.. a. Spy_.,
Ha S •••as 1,....,,..., ....... 6la.IJ ,...,.. + • .._
,_. far Doers ....,.... or .._
ld41 lullllhs. y_. awl.....-.g
,.01 .ct ,,. ecfda to .. ,.
.................... hlllg
.ct ............ g. Off..-ed ..
S445,000.
EASTILUFF
FAMILY-HOME . ....., .. .._ .... ..,,
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SJIO,OOOfte. '
~7020
N£WPOIT BEACH
4H-4SS I 495-1720
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NIAR THll GOLD•N GATB -Purse seiners Ht and haul tbelr aeta ln San
Frandaco Bay u they pursue the spawn-
inl beftitnl. v-.an ftabemen claim a very IOOd aeaacm with 990 tons of a 6,000-
ton quota being take.a ~ the first 30 hours. .,,
....
c• .
Heavy
Harvest
Slowing
~ SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
Berri.al MUOD tot off to a
eood 1tart to tbe San Fran-
cisco Bay area th1a week,
with 2,228 tma of the small,
bony filb oetted by Thurs· ,. day, the U.S. Flab and Game
Department said.
The leUOD, which started
at sundown Sunday, lasta tm·
til March or until a 6,000.ton
... quota has been reached, said '° Jack Baxter, a senior marine
"-' biologist. "The quota's uaual·
ly filled fint," be added.
~ UftlE SEASON started out
··h real good, but now it'11lowed
" way up," said Capt. Bob
"' Hudaoo of Fiab and Game,
· ' wbo added that tbe slowdown
wasn't unusual.
:;. Baxter said the quota was
" raised by 1,000 tons this year because the berriDI popula·
lion wu laraer than expect·
ed. Tbe Ahwater flab ltarta
ita mlsratloa to shallower
.... water to spawf' ii' No·
vember, be added
BAXTE& SAID 272
permits were given to fish·
ermen from California and
other states thia year for net·
ling fish in San Franc~
• Bay, the largest herring flab·
ery along the Califol'nia·
Ore1on-Wa1bln&ton
coastline.
But the San Pran•o haul
la small compared te4be her·
rin& catch alOQ& tbe coasts et Alaska and Canada. In lt'n,
80,000 tons ol ben1DI were
caught in Canadian waters
and 11,000 ton• alone
Aluka'a eout. Ab,4,200 ton• were cau1b\ San
Frandaco Bay.
FIRST DAY'S HARVEST -Crew of the Washington-based
purse seiner, Poseidon, stand ankle deep in &erring as
they clear their nets on deck on the first day of San
Francisco Bay herrin" season. The Poseidon cr~w took
40 tons of their 100-ton quota in the first 30 hours of
fishing.
net was IO heavy, the pune seiner off.
loaded.to three other aelnen, rather than
dump dead berrinl back into the Bay.
Under California law, telnera are allowed
only 40 tons per trip duriJll the herrina
seaaon.
Klan Get. Park, Still:COmplaim
Ford Says
lAPlanl
To Close
GENERAL NEWS
(;4REERS
BOWOOVLDYOO ptlntotbeftekl!
About 40 peftellt ..... from COID·
mun.lcaUom, about 40 pereeat from
ftDIDCI.
M-eclldlalto .. ~al a .... recaWttac ~meat far a maaa,_ fll IDftl&or Nlatiaal: •"!be
Ideal eadidate will eombiae tbe
taJ I It• al a fOOd Jounaallat aad ftnan.
dal a1aal71t and will thlnk aa marteur.'
_....,Laxt.w, DETROIT (AP) Cl4P "a,S.C.
Ford Motor Co. la Joln· __
iog troubled Chryale~ Tbaob to Rollhnan. • IDftltOI',.
Corp. iD abedd1n& an u laUou CQNldtant aad tbe editor of b1I
sembly plant u layoff• profesakJnal auodetion'• ne..aett•, am~U~ ~~= for 1potll1bt1n1 •n lnterestlDI ri·~~ to' the lO·mODth alternative for mOntJ·aDd·WOrd·
sales droulbt. minded peop&e •
Ford laid 1bundQ lt ---------i---------would dole tt.s auembly NOTICE rvm.ac NOTICE --------
plant at Pico Rivera. __ PtJBUC ________ ----------PUllUC NOTICE
Dear Lo. An~lea --..-.... ..... ,.~--.. ~ .... STAnui.JfTOP_,,....,__ ~1'0ca9Df'fW "''''-• -because of slump de· nma ~ -. .,_ ..._ ITAT'SMm#T
mand foe bi& can. "''~,.=:,=:... .. , •••<*MT•.,.. .:-.. ....,... ..,_ .. ...,.. -....
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CllllYSLEa produced::'.:-=.:-:=..~,.=-~ ouev1ave OOOOWIN ~urs ,.:::;':";~;::~St . Its last car at tt.s famous ,.,. ''° ,.~TUtt« ... • ......_ .. 1tvnc 111Dee.-n .. 11Vn. o Tw. ...._ 1a CMM:11C.., .. ..,.. "n...1-... -1-" ·--t t-............ ~mw !909t!•Tt .. MITH 0.ltEVllVE --~~ -aua paau au n.. fkt.._ _..,.. _,... .oee•Ts.. ~ w1.._..,.... Hamtramck, Mich a ,,... ,., .. __ .,.. -,... .. -ice•-.._..•~ n.. - _ ,... __ ., c-.. _,._.....,.. ____ C--,a.ti•Or , __
week ago today. 0c .... , 4• '""· •• .,. ' _. ...... .--..... ..,ice.. ..._ .,. -· -F rd d it -...a 0r..... -..... ., ----cm.t., .. _., 1. 0 S81 • .,..,~ T"9 M l -.,.-..._ flf -,.,..... ___ * I ,_... f""'1'I the move but ''baaed oo ,.., _ _. __ ,. •• -•tt El .,. •M.A. M•~•«• • ,.,,.._ <> ... c.. Dlltr Pltot present a'.nct f~ ~~··---.i.--.~ E ~ .._,,. O • ._·WI,..-4,ll, .. n,!9 Mn-'9
demand." it bu eoouch ~..,... ~~-C:---~!:6-,,"~ capacity at other plant.a. ~ ar.,.. c-t1 OelfY "': ,,._. •-•.. • ....... • __ PVBUC ____ NOl'IC ___ g __
About 1,870 employees '*'-1 '· tt. zs.,.. '· •• uM• ::C~~= '!:::::•, wiU lol5e their jobs, Ford _._.. _ w ,_., ....--• •--.-=na,..,.~to,....,ca=•.,,..0t,..,.TOt1=1--
1Waid . ._ 1be Unlited Autoid ~=~":_.,.,.. C::..'::~l:.i oraera UD OD aa o..a--....... NOT1a ti ...... ., GIVEN to •'--575 .._ ,_ ~.......... • ......... , .. •11111• ....... cs 8DOUJCJ .. .,re OD UJ• ~---1 .,......., .. • ... tr.-r n ~ definite layo(l. ., _, ~ .. " _... • __. ...,_", .._.._..... ...... .... ........ ~ ........ '--n.-. ... --.~. l't11IUC NOTICE
mE NO. 2 automaker ---=====-=:-:==---.... a..-----...._., .. ""-P1CT1TH1U1~ ,..0 . .... r~ ... STlll't4EN flDEA, said it would try to place ...... ITAT'UlaWT ~CA--,.. ...... ,,.. ..... ...,,_., .....
I i th n. .._... ,.._ '-.... ~ ~ ar-.. Olletl 0.-., "-. c-a-.-CA _. emp oyeea n o er -"· '--''·'n.,..,.... me n.-.. _.., _..., _ plants, but tb•t the ltOOITllUICNeG.lN-r.....-. _.._..._.,_......,
Coss ibilitie1 were o.u--.CA... •r-••-,,. e&•o1.e au1•. ,....,. ........... ,... c...._ __ _. NOftC• ~--,,_ .......... .. mited. Drtw.c...-..CA_. .--"-. • ,....._..ea..-Tbe Pico Rivera plant Tiii,--. .. ~.,.... ,... .. ~,,......__._
Produ,.es •• full-1ile ........ ,..,,. 1 •• 11 --~ .. ...-• •: S11cA1 1. .. ~v ...,,..., ....-wAW ....._ ....... ,., ............ .
LTD• per hour. Sales ol ""' .._,,.. -... - -TM ...... ..,_ ...... -.. ... -................. " --"'-11 l C-!'r Cle<" .. Or ... ~ ---....,._ ..... H ... --..... . the lllVUC as year were _.,",.. ,.-... ,.•o•as110••1. '""•Tv c..e---.ca ~ 245,565, down 28 pereftlt ,...,._ HIOCWIAMS.._,.,...,_.._ __ no. ____ ., __
f 1978 CA~M.aOU ...... a.di.~--tre••lerer et H lf le<atleft h rom . ...._ .. '--Wll"-DeaeN -.... ""'' Al.,.MASET. u .... e.·· Al•••t
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Lecture
Scheduled
~-.,CA-.zr C.111_..,.._. n....-.......... 1, .......... to ~,....., 0r.,.. c-111 Oetty .._ ,_ -11 --., ., ... .,. cea-.. -.... c:..aa Mew OI Jefl II .... JS,'-I, "9 ,.... ._ II<• •I we\!.,,. 11twt11el E 1< row
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' ....... Ill' NOTICE Jea. ''· -.n...... •. .. ~ DI ..... '"" ............ C:O.le The prevention and .--""~ --. CA...,: ........ •,,..
t ( ..... < ...... "".., 0..-.W .,..,, .,. t r e a t m e n o "1CTIT10U11tVM••• '-Y .. ..._ ... ,, .. ...,., 'byper11lmion will be the i.AMUTAnMUT Pl18UC NOTICE ..., ...,.,. .. __._.. .......
topic ol •free lecture at,..:.-.. ~...,_,........... ":':'::9.;._ ...... ~
7 p.m. Jan. 24 al ea.ta .ICAMI M•ICt! COMSUt.TllOG P!f.':.;l'Mt:=r ,__,.,._ .... .--.. ,, .. .,., .. M e 1 a I( e m or l • I se1tv1cu. N.a o.. onw. M-· n. ....._ .,_ "-....,... ,... ,,. ........,. ...,..,... ....,._. ........ 8Mdl,~91M1 -u· _ ... ..._ ....... _ Hospttal. ..,.,. OvltttM • .,..,, nn a"•••v~_:«•T ,..,.. .... ,... ......
The lecture, opetl to Cetlfw!NfllM1 .(!.,,........ -ST'e ...... au>P 0•11 Ori.,., M••UA91H 8eKJI, L~l!!iG• ~ ~~ 0.-0 -11,,..._
the .... wtc will lnclude ""~.....,.. .. _._....., • • ;· °'!9' a.:°""· Tr.......,. ..-. .......... ::E'E la --... • CAM)l.aa&..AI• fr~.!._ood preuure ~ =.o::-,_X-:... '&.-,=.. .. n.~ IC·~· C-f o..ti., 0r.,.. ci..tf • nil..._,._,._ -.. etell09Cllli"OllATIOlt 0.C-"·""' <-tY °"" .. Or .. c..y ................ . lnlormaUoo la avalla· 1 ~--RlamlTJ.tta Clllle.......,~..,
ble by callln1 Terri o.c~ ,:.~ ~ :' ,...._ ~.e":W. f::' Deify": ~~':. c..e o.iiv,.,.,,. Davi., &U-2734. ..,.,. ...,.,. -'-Y 11.,.. m•
Exercise your gray matter every
day. Read the Informative,
enterta In Ing DAILY PILOT
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Z Brdm. deD. 1 '4t bath adaJt •arden.
t)1Nt eando. Pool, clubbaUM ~Wee~. Suo OJJec:I tt • den. fire.Place. m••ter bath with atrium. beam celUnlJ, 1Dilde laUndry.
Van Luit wallpaper, ocean .tew from
patio. Prtce includes wuber. dryer Ii
refrl&eratat. Slll,500.
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t~O.. Speetacal.r )1111\op IOU C:._ .. ..,. 1022 t &OAM ......._ JD1Nml 8CJ .ft .
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...... ------1 _.. ......_ Le• yrd. Bd 6 Cdl La Prilaa OwHr baa boasbt ...a. •.oaoto"-'*. .._•ii mtoaa. ••• ....... 8111r. HUGE. ..
~ CoNio; 3 Br. ~OllAM aa-e. Pitlo. Wallr to Walk to beecb from Ulla
He17Uua11 •e..too Nartb i.,.a custom 2
--Bdrm 2 beth bocm wttlt .•. 20XJO OpH beam
famt.ly .,... makf9 tb1a
No1Jaal:r 811.Df lba"7 I 10IUIX10llRJJlE
.... &l'.8ALE --------1 ... ne1111 eoes&al Ud
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COU OP HIWPOD llALTORS 21111. c...e Nw, .. eec-.. ...,
67M511
l.LCOTTAGI ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ AP'tlllla..eb._. and ----------------1 illcDmepropwtyonafuU m.l lat. Loca&Aad l abort
lllBOI ISLAND
ht n.. Offwecl
$275,000
2 Bdrm house, garage + large storage
room. Perfect condition, on full size
lot. Call for appt.
BUUTIFUL CUSTOM OOPLEX
Clole to SOlllh Barf••
This outstanding property features a
spacious 3 Bdrm, 2 bath owner's unit.
Tastefully decorated and completely
furnished extra lge master bdrm,
lovely sun .kitchen. Terrace with bltin
gas BBQ PLUS 3 Bdrm, 2 ba rental
uniL Many extras including elec. gar
door opener. Call for appt. OPEN
SUN. 1·4at114 OPAL.
Lou Brechtel & Associates 675-3331
229 Marine Ave, Balboa Island
t*>ck from tbe So. I>.}'. 11111 .... bu tnJmeo.
... lnwstment poten.
ttal New carpet• Is
pUJl. Owner will COO•
ldder-Cl'elltive fioandq.
fli.CX:oA ISLAND
REALTY
m.t700
WOOD&GLASS
RACHHOUSI,
RXIR411.2STY.
~ 17•.SOO. ctreular
drive. Lra. lJv. Rm.
Form. dine. ~ • Fam. Rm. 2 Crpl. Gourmet
ldlch. Sun terrace. Huge
muter suite. Guest
quarters. *630 mo. pays
~~%coov.lo&A. Bupiil! Bkr .... 2262
FOllCLOSUU SAU
3,(Q) eq ft ocean view property 10 San
Clemeale lluat be &oid
DO!lf! Brla.g payments current Ii take over
$200,000 Joan. Aat.
CIF1S2
OLD CAIJflOltHIA
ASSUMAIULOAM WAYOFUFEIM
Sharp a Bdrm bome with Sci y_,. "-' 1AMCHO SANT A FE
a auumable lat and SAVE 75°' Lovely baclencla est.ate seller wfJJ CUT7 2nd. No /0 bliJl aruand courtyard It
qua!U':Jtac. and priced at o.t••oracomm. fountain. 1 acre, EZ onJy S~888. CaJI OlmpietellealtyService malnteaaace, cltrua,
m&1'lO I Go.anmteed s.tJdacticlD ?• mMlt to ,,,., CCJUne.
A • Wv .r.-a ID&be~4BR3 LLSTATE ::.-R::1t;::;: ea. tamily room. 3300
-llEA&.TORS 951-8787 :11° .,._.. ~ ~~·~~ --------------..,......,.----. ID&. ...... CouatrJ a.a.. Prop. 'IM-'15Mm
Ciz Coldwell Banker
DISIGte FOR llACH U....
This charming home on the Baiboa
Peninsula comes with a fabulous
brick fireplace for cool evenings, a
cozy living room, 4 bdrms, 2 baths;
all knotty pine paneled for easy
living, with the beach just 2 blocks
away for $178,900 .
OHMY!
wbat a 1or1eoua
Plleeaettel' home and b:a aucb a 1aper locaUoa
with a Door plan provid· ma livability at its beat. 3
deligbdul bdrma with a
separate master IWle I
cozy rireplace, formal
dlolng rm 4r a wet bar
Top shape. Only su..soo. CAlJ m.5340 DOW.
ALLSTATE
llARINA PACIFICA. Lone BeaclL 1 Br, dea.
l~ba Condo. Sll4.500.
Waterfront Comm .
w /sltp avall. Bkr m.a.s:m..
.......... 1006 .......................
IAL80AISLAMD
View home + 2 bdrm. apt. 9>' from Bay. Xtra
hi-lot.. 3 bdrm. fonnal dlnl.nc rm. Ire fam. rm. Huge ioclad patio.
~etely fUni. Park-in« tor 4 cars. ~.ooo. Aall: for Paul Hales,
~or~.
4 Br. 2~ Ba beach hie on
the water w /piw!r. Call
8G4117 aft 7pm, •ct
....,.,, I h 1007 .......................
SIASHOltl DL
3 Bdrm. 2 ba. Just back
of oceaafroot bomea. AllaDa aa.IJ $1.I0,000
w~1wwr
2 B4rm bome on
Newlat laLllld. OwDer' wtD flnmw:.e. SZS,,OllO
BURR WHITE
REALTOR. IMC.
675-4630 .
REM.TORS C.... .. ..._. IOU ·--------...................... . .....
r IN NIEWPOllTC•NTER
-Walkt:r 1; lr.1: Lo••lJ 2·1t1 bome. ~ oceu new.
Jbr, 2~ba. •Jn new. ma.me. ~ us iD-
owsprtaaatr5'SMIT• no.n.mo.400. ~
elY OWi•· ...... Or ...........
don osen
r' •' l t I.-._
SUPER DUPER
HOlie& IMCO.. Vaeut. Call OwHr
2 ........ ,..., down, ~11R
ll,IOODOWN
DllllOdll1 J bd.. z ba.
aa-try kit.. apaclous
mltr. bdrm I Needl a lit· 1213 N. Coesl Hwy
U. 'ILC. f'lllitaltie price, Lapna Beada
DUPLEX wlll carry at lOS, Jll*m..JBL riewOaDdo. -"•_..._#IO_.eca_~----By 0.... s.-. Call
•.mot Jeanne, Act. • ... .... ;m.mr , ___ LO_Yl_MIST ___ _ ltlO INVBSTllENT !
OLD CORONA DEL
llAR! Auwne i.t. at
1 ~. Owner wW carry
a.I or eel1 CID coall'llc:t ! a.,. 2 Bdrm boa9e with 3
Bdrm &mil m back. Soutb
d Hwy and both with
9CllDebq riewa. call
Wendy Beam m.eooo
IASTsel --8 tn CUl ·de·HC aur· u 7 ., ...... 1040 ~S::'i~ ...................... .
...,,.. iOru.e.e priv.t.e WALITOSUIF
DHIMI••. Submk Wms l'hmtllilu111per3br.2ba.
oow!~Nll Townbome w / aec
~ Walker 1; lee ....pool. spa. • tmaia
c:rta.
Pmt fltaee,IK IG 74Sl
LOOICSeooD
lal6de Is out. Mee 3br . 1980SPICIAL C uAutllL.oc..._ Zba. Near 1cbool1 •
Tb.la ·~cect to tell " Small, cozy boue!on 1boppln1. Full price very Ir&. buUdable kJt.. .... ~ ~ustd~ert,;: ~sale by owner. Call Pnf'lace.Iae.Kl-7411
owner to make it -!!CZ1l!!!!)C73.!!!!T17l.~~~!!!!!!~ u.e optian. fltuih z br. 3 hkaom. Try a C'Olltnct -:..;: be. lfunt. 8eacb VM!'W
of sale of this super .f«>USEPORSALE ODOdo w /iDlr. atriwn. ~in loftJ:y Cd.II. BY OWNER P"\ ~area. Yiew IUD· IOGaS IEALTY 4.Br. ~. lleu Del Mar deck, pool. Jacm:zi Is tea· 67~2311 Aru. rarm at suo.ooo. ma. Good tenna. PriD OD·
D>.'81 dwn. owner wW ly. IM-CZ"JO.
SPYGLASS ftnance, Prln only
1142-ttot dya, 559-to20 ....... , .....
ews. 3 BR up1raded Try
WOOllllDGE l..aatial far an &Mama·
ble to.! Ren• ao a -aeDmt opportuD.ily to ...
SlllDe Ill M~ wWl DO
quallf1U.1 and owner
will eany Zbd. Teonia .
PoQI. and lake racWOea
with Lbla beautiful 3
bedauow <:a:ldo. Great as
m mw.tmeat. Call lot
deWla.
Sanluis R
3 Bdrm • 21,; ba. ~!Jest
model ID Raact:\~
Jo.qiu. You 'U ba.-e a
A warm • c:my email bome for a couple. mcely
landscaped. with room tor • bot tub. Seller may
bdp bQyer wtlb ftna.nc· me. $157.500
PAIADISL.
... for bort1culturlst!
IMJd JOUl" drum bouae
amid bount1fU1. beautiful :c.;r·0cean
~BtD
--------1 SID.GOO dD to a 11~ loml . ~ llZ-8930 « -.S1JI
IYOW..
$495,000. View, pool. UMDa $90,000
'•Mtic: riew from J'OGl" hvmc md ctmmc l'OOIDa. 11111 bome ii tup!y up-
11'.ted and kloka Wre a --------
ev. "country'' decor. 5 CHARMING E SIDE
bdrm. •~ ba. z bplcs, nou Hie. Pnn ooty owe ac.e to beeeb ta tbe "Old den, playroom. Open Sat 2Dd. Wcm 't lut. call DOW & Sunday 12·4 . 41 qt.Gl-Oa Hunttastoa" area.
8adesa. Pb....U ----------1 News-3Br. ZBa bame ---'"------i 'ft.C flOlt $16.000 w/larp muter 111it.e,
OrtpW ownen are eell-frple Ii aUDAy eat· la SO. OF IA YSIDI lDI u.a-4 BR 1... Ba kMdL SIZ9.0llO. ~
1AMlly family home OD a.o.e, wtoftice, paUo, tircar.-.-.
1 ~ lots + S:5IO a moatb --bed " b lncoine. llut eee to ap--aie • muc 2 bbb from OCMA. JBr.
model bcxne. Aaaamab&e
lam.
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l13MIWtuw --------1 at•~"-· Fall price............ 1._ *Ma ~~~~ == ....... ·IW'C··-· ...... MrWT···.·.··.·.··.·.··.-.
* ,,m • m71"r9JdaLo.~ IAMCMSTYU ~IUIRI
3637 E. Cst Hwy. CdM $12,,500 New Modalar Type
4 • • , 1 HDaB. P¥t emnmua.lb. --,,.., •• J ...... al ~ -.wit). 0
~~RE ..._,> ;rut~
OPEN SUN. 1-4. 2S3S
IRIS WltY. aJI wood
Oiria Abel dtsap. Just sm,oao! ,,.._.c :X Ocean Ylew. t· rm.
--.. larp baMmeat wllb ~.,OU could edd a 1pi.ra1 1tair to
Cl'tlll&e a leeond bdrm. n. frpk Is old river ...... tbe fralll door Is
llaad bewn; a large ..... ,.,.._ llttacbed
+ a ISxl25 lot • h~·· redwood 1aaebo ne A 1
door. A c:reat 1nvei.l .....mqSJA,aOO.
4Ms7111 ... y_.. .. , w., oc. Pr'OID
Pis •P ••• ....... = n I ....... ~~~~~~~~ '1-~nn. ~ .. o..aS.:..., ft. -1 ......... . ..
OPIM SUM: 1-S-
41 t Hl1W. ope Very private, lar1e
nvarcaa ... ma •acJa. a.11 .r.~ • 11 •11111111•11-··-Bll8>0llS. AD ...ued 9.asa. w.td. Gate IC an .. ot nm .._,_, ~~~~~~~~ .._..mle new, 3rd JUlt ...... to ~ a... vm. Nana. 2br Need a tq bame? Take Bnathtaklllc •lew of a.. -..rt A/C. aft advaaee! Call coUect. oce•. 3Br Jba +&oft. '1pm. 71411C7~ Fr-pk-, CODTert. 1uat ----------
BF.M:HimE RLTR.5. =~~-sza.ooo. ~~ .... .!~.~~
home in o1c1 Cd.II: come MOur~1 le see all of Its p-eat Y 1"9.
features. $389.SOO Leaee w /option to buy. On a quiet cu1.-...~ Is
MAURYSTAUFFER Eaatalde. 3 br. 2 ba, lovely 4Br 2ba Fanuly
SEA LION REALTY frplc, lmmac. S750 mo. tone w/a cbeery fpk, 67).5354 497-3311 $1500 option money. 0tasbed elm.family rm ~~~~~~~~I 6tl).'1!14ot~10'7'. owrlookiae 20a40 Swim· -men .Delicbt pool W /lpa,
.u.otlDAIU
Luxury, elec&Ace, en-
v Iron men t co m e ~ tn this t.aaun-
Npel t.o.nhome. 3 BR. 2~ bdh. $123,.500.
~"J';f.U.
• 644~060 .
20NALOT
Two bousel located in a
~ area d Cost. lleu. Great for income
popaty or live in one,
rmt t.be other. 01'Der
wtll flnaoce witb 2S%
don. Full price $132,500.
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4 Bed Rm. Meu Verde Ihde tt bOenl. CJoae to
Own. Flo. at 10% wttb scbool1, 1bopp1ng • 1'%down.~ beaches. Many other
ALE. 3 ocean-view
deck.a. CUSTOM 3Br,
z~ o.aturaJ ft'ld.ar en.
~WOOD. planta
imlde. Full CC>OP. ~. 11..._~ A.l.T.D. Submit
.. A#J.. Ed lllcKella.r,
'15Z-UD7 ..... SJllZ
... ,.. ..... 1069
..
*BfAU11FUL BIYFROllT-SIJP
Anow. ~Hoe ..ct ~ .......
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... $911.000 ... ,Jl•l400 ....
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Calls.2880
CSELECT
T" PROPERTIES
.......................
e.BAVIDI
Comer loeatiCID, blt 4
Bdrm, family room, 2
bath. Convertible
f:".&le/rumpua room. Aakln~ :::~i ~WI
·, ! ,.. HERITAGE
amenities ! A1k1ng a..z $119,SOO. For A ppt
JUST USTID 9-61Z. Owner /Broker.
84'x1U' w /beaullful lntat 1044 tn!el~ a r 3 BR 2 --•••••-••• ~~c':d~led~~':;. Woodbrtd1e Creebide ,..__._........ ~... n-... Poplar. 3.Br, 2Ba-Prof.
,,,__, -• ..UM.I ..... ..,.t RiibJ7 up. Lmrie. IUtr l4M3llO ende4. Premium corner
b. Sl.35,allO. 551·~ •
552-191
OCU..w>MT
Faot&aUc oceaofroot,
beUiful UDdy beach.
walcb 1un1et1 o•er
o.tafina a-am& abqla,
..... 3 BR. 3 Ba .• 2
rrpl .. brkht. rm .
950.000. Owner CarTJ
kim
Dlili&bd1d l·BR OYO at
ocem. Pool. puWna IJ1l.
'150.0llO. Owner CarTJ
.......................
EXIST. 9'fo
ANANCOG
POOL HOME
l'.:lldaalve drin leads
,OU to lhJs charming
HartJar-bland area fmJy
bome. De111btfuJ free
Ccrm POOL in PJ"den
Hltlar ~cloua " ~ anriooL TADOVlltLOAH
on 3 Bdrm bouae •fl
Bdrm mcome unit oo
corner Jot Is So. al Hwy.
• • REALTORS YIT'aAM'S W1 I A ldgl..... ~AllmRltr CM-ml Adami lldL 4Br 2~ba.
Pnad SU.000 below a1>-prm.d value . .._nu ·
Newly palnted tt new -------• carpeta. $240,000. tMtl.Y......,_ bltbly ap1raded. OflMSUK 12-4 .... "-· T..., ,.t $159,SOO or leaae at St.epe to bea c b • .,_, ,,_ __ Walkr.r C lee
Own.r/ait. Call Sara
Marvin, .._.,........_,fnlt nsomo. Own/Alt. ~ 2 BR 2 bat-----__ ... _._ __ _
trw, Mrrt lee• _ ..... _______ Condo. $1U,OOO. 251 ............ 10.. maaorm..eooo a... a waadllfuJ u. SI~ ....... ...,. WOODBRIDGE CONDO 1.-.CllftDr.-.m.
•· QJ.JJ06 SI0.000. SBr. 1 \4 ba. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;.;;;m UNKIMllHOt•S ... da. Aaame lat
TD. Ow'Dlr will earry Dl$I'. 4DOf lld. At!/.. BW 151.alll
llut MU 4 bd, Ylew ----------t -.'Jlt.GNJcbs
. : . . HERITAGE
bome. Redaeed to~~~~~~~~ Bl'.DOCl!D$151t ~ Sll9.00D. l'ee land. ~ ~ '9r •/all tbe ezt.ru . Nil Pub, Ownr/Ait .... , ' ar Amlr:ml "--Mt-1Mtor ....
REALTORS
~or,91:131. ..._,_.M l6am. Prime location,
Cit•rill 1002 Sia I l'llCllmUC WAUCUl'8QUAUC.1Br '"•••••••••••••-••H• ZQjoJ M4oor' f-.n all mt aa. Pldl ..... Warm ,_. klM __.. tbe...., W 11..,C.ll.8.ocmfw eattem deeor. Lr1
HAJllOI IMTliMCI YllW Tbe best action view around.
Fabulous Irvine Terrace bome -
exotlc. apemive & an outat•Mtna
lnveatmentf One of a klnd.
SeelUded. 4 Bdnm. + J.arae family room, lanai, all in a 6eautltul &Alden lettiq desiped to bdq the
outidde ~ the home. Ob9lOualy
not for nayone at ~-.ooo ~.blit. lf JOU can aflord llJt I a ftl'1 jOod
bay. 1bift ii aimpQ' DO otber home qWt Jlblt.
HEArm POOL• SPA Tcmdol.Afl.maJ.70 llHter Bdrm •"1te.
featured ID tbta I W.Te ... .., Lulla.. P"l tardeo. BY
bedroom bame. Lu.-Great PGt•t•l •• ..,., owicsa. s12-11u .
C11Smr 1ot wtab COftrWd t.n.•ll'Wlll'*-rm. 2-t.~ ..... eousz SAT· r.:u:lo, aprlaklere. -.-....,......._ Oab'-.a.... ·-·-· .. COlll1I)'-.---wltb ••li•I barj llnplace. Doe 'l mlM ~c.u-.rm
• 111!!11-
TADcma
t.12"tlOAM
U.Cora&H la war• _.tr1 ,..,..,eo..t ........ ....,. .. ,
lutf Slf,IOO. Stater
IMtlta&ei. llowe la ~· ....
f (Jr 11 ·-, T I
OLSON
IJO • D1aJf•f ................. 11111a.n.w ....... a.. • ..-.......
80 ttffeta to ctOH, 1--------1 :a.T· Doll't wait. ...,...
corrM1
1--..111M1a,At ............ lot, Df.
!llllmllrll •~ .... . S.U:i*-· Low .. . .... ,....
""U1Ca6'• • ... 7nt
....
l'Oa
mm.-ant Ell ._ "A81r YAUll
Mapiftcmt ocean view. owner will
take A.l.T.D. 2Br. ma with Jacum
lower tmit, 2Br. 1Ba upper unit.
frplc, 2 car aara1e + m addftion•I
2 P&rldna spaces off alley. large yd,
2 bib friXD beach, new, lmmed oc-
cupancy. $50,000 Under Market Value -$2$7,000 ,...,.. ... w....,
411·1744
CiJ Coldwell Banker
-Wal km l~ l P.r.
HARBOR VIEWHOIR3
1.4-Sbd.~ $2311,900. Fee. P.utcll
1'enln.G1·1*.
R&'M~· 1
I ' ·I , I
( ll SUN
•Nltel.-rn
;.-I t • , II'. I 1"
••mo. llM'70
IArP. qui« l br. compl. Room w/Mth. '85/WklY. rect.c. Pool It vat10.
maid eervite. utUitiea ia-Adulta. DO pda. ~30.
eL ~ .. t OPUoaaJ. -. ~1C1So. Cout --------~-New 2 Br, 2 ba, oew
...._ _. ...___._ t.owDhou.se, Adulta, DO =~~:::"-.??.~ =:~.Br • bach
THE
. "GOOD
LIFE"
YEAR-«OUNO AIH:
Social Actlvltlea O.·
rectOf •Free Sunday
Brvndl • B80's •Par-
bea •Aus much more
GREAT~
Tennis•Free Leuons
(pfO & pro shop)• 2
Health Oubs •Sauna• Hydromaw.age .s-n,.
m'"g •Golf Driving Range
llEAUTIFUl APART·
MENTS: Single$. 1 &
2 Bedroo ms • Fur·
n1thed & Unlumtshed
•Adult lrvtng • No Pela
• Mooete Open daily
9106
SMS. 2Br, patio, C/D, refnc. adfts/oo pets.
'T.M-A James l6fT2S
2 8d.rm, 1 Ba, front unit of
dapAa. Excell location
near Npt ~. 1 yr lease
Id> mo incl. water &
prdeoer. Ast-~..,
E·SIDE 2 br, patio,
pn&e. Adults, DO pets.
$liO. 180 2lA. 548-ZJZT
..a Br. 1 ba condo nr. So. CoMl P1a.za. New crpts,
drps, A/C, pool, security
&ate. Children Ok, DO
pets. $460. 9fJ8·365Z or
~515L
3 Bdrm apl. $C75 mo. Gu
paid, encl gar, adlts
IM2-.wr3
1 Bdrm apt, encl 1ara1e.
S32i mo. gas petd.
60-SmJ Oakwood
Garden .Ai>artment1 IASTSIDE "-•PCWt S..Ch/So. New • completely . re·
1700 16th St furtUbld. 2 " 3 Bdrm 1Dov0t 111 161111 cottaies, some with eocl.
c.1.1"''· a.2.8170 I• rage• . Ya rd 1 • washer/dryer bootr·up.
H9wport S.Ktt/No. No pMa. From $425. 211S17
880 lfvine EldenAve.Gl·17SS
cat 16th) 17\A) S.5-()560 ~ 3 BR. family Jiv. -------~•me.. PIQ&rOUDd, peol, ~--:---:--:-----1' ... Mii
tlile ...... 2 bl' $C75 IBdi1a_ Stowe • refri«,
...._ l ...... mo. ... MuJta, DO peta, '350.
"'bit. ..... -..uT Allollir s:m.
Bayfront hrnlabed,
. .mt.er ra&al.
Brobr.11Wt12
• 2Br.1 ba, rwu. wt.r. $400
1 BR, 1 ba., bayfront,
µnfunl. yearly, SUS
3 BR. 2 ba.. bay view. rum .. winter. $J .ooo
associated
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vru..A POMONA
APARTMENTS
Phone 8'2·201.S
•l.mely, quiet all adult
bide •Spaoous Uc2 Bdrms
-Carpet & drapes
•Pom&BBQ
•Pvt. patio or balcony
•Nr. Hoag Hospital.
stqJplng & 2 ml Crom
beach.
MESA VERDI
Clean 2Br. lBa. New
••.oc&ANFRONT co:r;t 4c paint. Quiel Spectacular view. •Br, ne g h borh ood. No
'*!y/tDoothly. S73-7m. pm.SJ75Refa. 491H936
21r, lba. Cully carpeted. 2 Br 8lll, 3121 E. Ullb Sl. Sm. yrd DO peta. $395Mo.
Adulla, no pets. Yrly. Garage. avail. 2350Sanla
A.laounfum. ~11 Ana Ave. See mp-UI E.
Be..ufulllWw/allxtru, 64S·5107, 760-1548 ,
S7S> mo. 6 mo. mmlmum _m.o732 _______ _
m.3138 UST SIDE
SHOITTBM CamlurWoods
8ay view: 2 BR, 2 ba 2 BR. den. split·level,
9>0 Mo.+. Adult.a ooly. frptc, •lr7·biht. deck. No ~ pe&s. A.gt. 675-8170 cbildreo or pet.a. $485. 180 --------------1 E. 2lat St. Days, 646-42162
.......................
............ 1106 .......................
Larae 1Br. aun deck,
wmber/dr)'er, yurty OO· ... 17, •mo. 175-9378
2 8r prace apt OD yr~
leMe.. ~ Topu. Open
taa..eSat6Swa. lCM,
Upper 2 Bil. 1 ba., single
garqe. 1295 Mo. lit &
Last mo'1 rent + securi-
ty dep. SLOO. CaU *-8652
or~
eOCIAI..,...,•
Lmuy 4lli' 2lle. view! vra, 1M ua'*'S a1r.AMa..., t'N. =-.. cw~ .......... V....W.coo-.-w.. do; mbd bdrm. • ..
-• .. Ito.
.. to :t':.':~ ticbl I BB. Iba. coodo wttb 50
NIW 111 t t eld: wst tL lllp. Walll t.o beach.
tocatloa. 1 blk from •W...,. dqil;':i.1'300 ~ rwwy aar. a~aa. 147 £.064 frpJc, llllerowave, dll· -. ~HTS.
.-.I. ek. IJOOHDO. olc .................. •M4DMIW! tb..sa bm 65f.sm TBILll
a er. i ba. dabwhr. frplc. Lawely all adult. 00 pet.a ~:.Ctt:·:· 2q~t;
rd c. req 'd. S6SO UM Br apt&. aoo Ed'. tQ.lt; 1uiierb loeaUoo. mo.at•OC'~IZa lQltr,HB.INIMllll. "Top ol tbe line"
SZZ mo. lBr Dpb, quiet SHARP beada. 1. 2. 6 1 features. Avail. now,
court. 11n1le, non Br. trplc, dabwv, l&r • ~per mo. Aleut
smoker only, pnv rental pakl9. No~ tllO-ZSSI ref. 9154 W. rn.b5tl-0358 _. ___ __......__ ____ 2 Br, 2 Ba, new pluab
1315 Walk t.o beach. lm· ~ ~. Jacl&U1, mac 2 bdrm, 1 ba. Close SIOO. mo. Adu.ha, DO pet.a
to everylh1n&. 301 Located acroaa from
Bah.lmore. Nwpt Bcb Golf Course. Gemini Realty 83H623 By appl. ooty 56M855.
lBr, $115/IBr, ~-All
uWlt1ee paid. AduJla on
ly. Xlru. JU Avocado
St. CM 6'2-1178.
2 BR. 2 ba, bltna, t11&r llACHWOOO ArTS THI COVE $G>, Lea8e. Agent ~ 760-<Wll9 2 Br, 2 ba MOO. Lge l ba Fabulous "Newsboy '
$325. WALK to abool>lng. model. Prime bayfroot
Pool. jacuzzi, bftns. loc. Lwl. 2 bdrm., 2 ba.
Adult.s.nopeta.962-U!OO. townhome. Wet bar, Near new 2 bd nr. So. Cst Plaza. 1arage, no pell,
_$375 __ .6'4-_~-----2br, Townbollae. New.
1 Br, 1 ba, up&wrs apt. Security, tennis, spa,
()'pts, drpl, gaa slOve, oear beach 2202 Hess
gar. 1 sm pet, 1 child ok. Orcle900-sm, ~1·2060
$265. MS-61~.
New 2 br, 1 ba. frplc.
patio. No pets.1303 Baker
St. MOO mo. 6'2-7743.
2 Br 2 ba apt. nr So. Cst
Plau. Pools, etc Im
mac. cond. No cluldreo
or pets. $42:5. les$ d.J.s.
count. 963-7418; 835-4447
exl.308.
2 Br, 2 ba townbome,
gar1&ge. 1-undry, patio
~ t.o bus line Adults,
no pets. $31116. llS).1279
MAR.IHHSWALk
Spacious 2 BR l "'a Ba
apt , fplc , pal.lo &t encl
garage Nr HunlUlgtoo
Harbour M2S mo 16662
Jab Cr No 1 840-6807
..,.... 1 Br mng clean 3br, 2ba, crps, drps, _.... ' ' ' bltlns, pvt paUo Very adults, no peta. 731·C W. clean Close to sch.ls &
18tbSt. 1146-672:5 shopping. Very qwet.
213-691·2792
3 BR, 2 ba. condo; bllns,
frplc , patio, closed
garaaea . Vac ao l .
lmmed. poy. SJ ,500 Mo.
W"'9y M. T .,._.Co.
Realtors MM910
3Br, 2Ba. l bUt bay " bch.
Upstairs, no pets.
$m/mo. 54$-7098
s.a. ...... 3176 .......................
~ bachelor, utiJ pd, wUt
to bch. No pets 492-6145
or546-S704
lllO •••••••••••••••••••••••
Towbou&e apt $345. 2 Br.
l ~ ba. Mults, DO pels.
Nr. shopping. 1843
Pomona. Call for appL
5t8-6357
oew refrlg. No pets •••••••••••••••••••••••
Adults. 2nd f1oor; cl06e ~,,,,,,Wb,.f Yilk.r. t.o pool. Jacuzzi. tennis ~ rRIU 141!5.,
ummous
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w/Doo4mb', ... Ila • CT14~JZll; • 'hrmlDaJ Wa7, Unit .. ·~ sin+~ Ut1L llnlPt aw•_, x.-.-... "° ..,.._ ______ _, =:::.. ~ M. Pri~~ada ~~:'~ ••• ~ ~,;.~.:.. frplc, eo.e-.1•1 MJt. loc. ,,_,. o.c. ""---""--............... _ -... •-AirtiDes
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.,__--.... -JO-'a-Lo-_...-~--.... -i aerv.{ uUla, 100 free oro.aa-.rorsmoor ...... _..... s•-r..._ ._ cop •• • more . Ila Qui«.,...._. ~ _., abare w / aa... SecntmiaJ a.nr. Pall. tial. 1'rtt.e ad IG, e /o -.................. .
Eaatalde or N .8 . UaorO...U-MIL Tbe Daily Pllol ~19. --CJ-Newspaper, P.O. Bos __ ,_ U. CoaU ll•a. CA
Wmt:lnc womu to Ila.aft Aeomb'adbtu..tcu\ tzd1 or lelepbooe CQY bome, I& br 6 ba. nr. be ba.t! PW.feet loeatioD ID-115'.
Hoag. $ 110 w I u ti I. k:tllllleto '""'-8irpDrt • ,--, --tt----... -1---
RJlll AIS
ARE flEE
Cal: _S60021 ________ • ~D~ PW:~ "p I I
Wnld Fem mid 20's . oftka I& beautLfW peo. 111uu•un••-••••••
CI ea o . La I . B c b . P6a. For more Info. call O ' w
S260Mo.OESPERATE. Bevatf1t.21al. Ofci1 tultt 5005
540-3387dy,evd7·1217 ---••••••••· •~~~~~~~~~
MJ..1671
Xlot offices oo lltb fl INVEST I·
Apt., MlddJe-a1ed. S250 Newport Blvd, C.M. FORSUJOIER! loltor Fomd a pet? Call
Incl utl. Ref's. Pools, Len· MS-Zlll JceQoeam/ra.t Food Animal Aulataoec
ob, etc. 54G-58'1'9 --------Newport Pier Area LacDe. sn ·1Z73. no ree. "::,,.~'C XlntlocatioDls~tial FCMld or kilt a pet? Call WW ahr 3Br bowie, f u.lly
furn, oceanv1ew, S200
mo No pela. Stable.
8-4051 ----Roommate wam.ed 18-3$,
male Sb.are laree rour
14 ) room apartment.
UlllltJes included. S200
month Catalina St .
ooeao view d7 1310
8lld1. wW shr 2Br, 2811
Pm Newport Apl. wrt.b same 640-8287
Would lake work 1n1t
female lo shr 2br, poof.
patio oH 17thSt. CM
SlS> + l;wl.LI all. 6 wttd )'$ ~Bob
FemaJe t.o share 3Br coo
do w /same. nzs loci
WI. 538.5115(, 984-S&Sl.
3Br house lo ~. Stan
too aru. NcJo..smkr ooly.
-.e'IOaft.SPM.
American lovutors (MlyD.000. l· ~ Special Pals Hotline . ~~dee& ~~T;~ ::.-::,':'1: ,,,.,_ Exeet_. '°" t.D--i·-· usu·rv.,;, ....,. wtwblte mminca. So aunnce. real eRM.e, ~. beDdinl ; Metal sbop, ,._ ----·-a Be Secn.tary lsrec-epOooiat P'rid.ioa saw. Glua • '---in.... -· .-ar Rent COftt'I all office Wandlbop t.oola. RJam& SL REW ARD.~
serviees at YW)' low cmt. • I wa11la1 fa C lU t y. Laal: Lqlma BdL bwi
m.iaormt-CM. DI&. lar ...., ......... IUtioo, plaid 11nlcue
SUILIA.Sa Wire, rope, eordafe, w I re m c Io t be s •aila. aollware. X at REWAllD. 213-421-IOOJ eoa::=~Wlll ~~:..s.~ _L_B. ______ _
sthn•e. !:lrce.Uec ioca-lkhl64S2!0 LOST: Mtie blk •!White
tiao DI' oc AuJlort. SL500 --------pews • m..&acbe Cat. pr mo lacl. util. JO ku ' • 1oQ1 bair QUI. Red rol
aeperate ~ +coo-0 ! I 11 50 IS tar. m..eoo. Or NU740 fennc:e rm. appros.. 3000 • .;:. ................ REWARD. waft oncerl classical --------
714/751·7411 ~rlst Jonalbaa I.Mt: Sm. dark Golden Ill ...._Inc new Retriever, Kolro,
~hq.ll. to HarlJoc.Baker llMMI meat. 11 J'OU are ~ Bay/Dw Pt, ~. acrma tr P'edeo. an l.Dvat.or.procnoter· --. req. spedal dW!t c.c.t.a Mela. Vacaat. aew man .... caU 1..sa-3107 tna lion cl IDlid fooda ~~w:~ ~.~~ .... ~ ::i.~~a:-ard.
Dix. medical olftee a.ate. Lost: II. Persian Cat. ~. 1&2 Br apt.s, ct.s .• ree. rm. 1 Mt. from New 1&2 bdrm lwuary
balcony, patio, laundry beach. Centrally loc. adult aJ)tl io 14 plaoa 2Br. 2BA Condo. Pl. Jae.,
rm.10mew/encl.praee OOlled garage. Security from S3SO, 2 bdrm clbhl .. sec. galell, uU..
&lrplca. b Id g. 1 Y r . 1 ease. townhouses from $500 + Incl. Nr So. C&t. S22Smo.
Onoadel Mar. pso.110. ~-U>AMS awn.~ spat cm tail· Realonomlcs Corp. -s . tip. ''DaltJ '. llEWARD. m..-roo 2Dd'hwto.dLD..oo ......-n, 411-7570, or
1SLMgml 8'2·1803 Seas pray Condos. poola, tennis, waterfall.a, ~or55'1-US1.
----------675-7130 ~for~ Female wants mellow Beaut. 1 very Jg bdrm, ......_ 3844 _..... dude to share apt. plUlb, lal.mdry, immac. Dleto FM drive North IJ"OWlds. .18211 Pomooa. ••••••••••••••••••••••• an Beacb to McFadden BaJboe S17S mo. Eves
t:mmo. 838-8098. 3 BR condo, 2 ba., frpl, nr. tbl!lll West oo McFadden _~_1.M9 __ . -----POOi fltam.ia. ~Mo . to Seawand Vllla1e. Femaletoabare2 BRcon-Newlydecorated3Br2Ba r_early. (710183-5198 ~ dD H Deb.
lownbouse. lie•c&OUI BlY•Beacb 7»0IU Be:cb u:t·war~eO:: ~ • PoOl Quiet ..._ 4000 ....
... Aduita, pela. ~ 1-:h~ ~~: __ .............. --------
S41G1f11.a9Jeu.al pools, 00 .,.la. $410. lloom w1balh. Kitchen CM. Super condo Z br, 2
2 Bdri:iia. l bath apt 730-1250;542:1'09 ~ Pool flsauna. ba, pool, frplc, ~
Adulta. $175. mo. Gu lady pre{. Nr MS-71l53, m..2111
pUI. ~ !nine new /upst.aln 1 br bul /NB area. S50 wk Adult 11 /F t.o abr ~ oo laketroal condo. Frpk. or l!OO/mo ln advance. Bay In N f\I uW '~~~ :::~=9·~~ ~~Dt~0 ~e~ Incl . .,.~~· .._..&""• -I . a r--•-.... ,,,,_, 0-·•y •Ota. Adults. Dsbwbr, .... _...., ..., ,,,..,. '" au
bltns, encl gar, pa bbq Pilot, Box l.530. Costa ~GiJ!ti
Poot Gas Pd. 778 Scott &.ag.a leoch ll41 Me.\a, Ca. 9:2646 ....., ..., 050
Pt 9'2-5073, 645-5611 •••••••••••••••••••• ••• $150 mo. 2 mt I es from •••••••••••••••••••••••
O C. College. Furn Call Storage garage S7S • up.
642--il098p.m znl W Oceanfront.NB 2 huge br io super loca
UOn. ground floor. bwlt
In kitchen, $325 Mo .
Adults. No Pets. mqwre
568 W. Wilson Apt. E
~
Apt. m exclusive V1ctona
Beach tbr, 2ba, newly
de<"o rated De c k wimagniflceol ocean
view. Steps t o bch.
$600Mo . inc l u lil
CM-9421.
673.(J..s4
Male for fm home, w. gar
K 1 t p rl v No s m k g , Garage Space CdM. S35
drugs $17S. S .Lag. St.orageorcar
49M329 780-0340
BEAUTIFUL greenbelt
pool, 1 nu ocean. X·lrg
2br, $3i5. Gar avail
c.obly Apts. 2229 Ca oyoo
Ot.64&-0354
llir w lfrplc. downtown Room & bath Sep from S&ngje gar., 41at St.. Nwpt
Laguna, 5350 Avail. house. $18Slmo. Newport 8Ch. •1mo. 675-T.llO or
now. Ca ll Martha, Bch.~73110or5'48-3010 548-3>10 _____ _
661 11.81or494·3672 eves
Stud.lo apta, i.; bill to 28r, down.st.airs, luds o k , beach S29l5 Yearly incl
$4J01mo. aft. Jan. 7 600 wt Unfurn Stv&refng.
W . H a m I ll o n S t , f!M.S410 or 49'-3862
B-2917. 11• 9 --------tt.wpwtleoch _,
MESA VERDE home al· ••••••••••••• •••• ••••• • mospbere 2&3 br d Ix
apts No Pets. ~1034
2 Br. patio, garage No
pets. 1 child OJt. $355
546-9950
2br, new carpel, patio,
kids OK. $3.SOMo. lsl &
last. Open at 788·8 W .
18th. 567-4579
PAJttc..WPORT
Ba ch elor s, 1 o r 2
Brdrooms & Townhouses
From S3llO 00 Spectacular spa, total
recreation program,
llOC'ial program. 7 poot., 8
tam.ii COW'll. At Fubioo
Lsland. J ambotte fl San JoeqWI mu. Road . a 141644-ltoo
Near new 2 br, 2 ba, bltns, --------no P.ets . $395 mo. 54M675. eve 780-14!8
l Br Elattide, nnall but
NIAi
HOAa,'ltlDUCED
Hl'11JY \IParaded, pro-feukJDally decorated 1
BR Bach tn Venaillea OJI.so over&ooklnt rouo-
i 11 n • e.ark·llke courtyard. ruu aecwity bkJ&. $47$/mo. CaJI
C4644-7ZI I
ASK roa NIGEL. Alt.
~w/lotaolneat wood. Bl1 Canyon coodo wtlb sm. 551·19). clala, 2 bdrms .. 2 ba .• ...;...W.,..~---sr-.-APTS---1 frl>l .. wet bar, aecurity.
IAlmis, pool, 1pa. Like NewtJ decorated 2 br new! MMIOO; Ml).*7 -. 1 he mo. rent.
Small dUld olc, no pets Venalllel CGDdO -f&5.4CU. Beeb. •m Pool, .... JK. dbble. Securtt.y. ~nUl/471-'7001
1 BR. .... '° beadl. pr. _ _......_ __ _..._...~ pkn1.-1171 mo. 1rl1.
.,,..;5'Malt
Balboa Island 1175 +
ut1lat1es. Kitchen
privtleces. 640-7114.
SogJ mother bas bdrm to
rent 111 H. 8. Condo. Krt
pnv Furn. Fem. OD·
ly SJ()() + V,util 984-5106
Best locatJon m Newport.
Male or Fem. Xlnt pad.
R50 mo 84.2-6811
Mela Verde. Pvt patJo,
entrance" bath. Refng
No cooking or smoking.
Sl75Mo. ~-12
Pre-med studerit wants w
rent room ln very qwet
bm. ~Z37S aft. 7pm
G.tf .._ 4150 ••••••••••••••••••••••• T.L.C. for your loved ooe
~rry 's Health Care.
548-0795
v .......... 4250 .......................
PALM SPRINGS, CA
CONDO RENTALS
LAixury Coodomlniuma.
Completely f\lmiabed.
Country Club S.lUn1. Goll. Tenois available al Soeclal Rates lor our
CUenla 0011. Weekly 1 Monthly. arid Weetena Rem.a.la.
Call; Dom= al (71.4)
OATHEDRALCA.NYON
00l1NTRY aA1B
M"'97CaUaednl
51l&1 CM 1ar (or storqe
only E'side CM MO/mo
Avail 2-1. 646-27Z3
Garage for reot H. B
area S:ISMo .Call 9-5
53&-14.14 aalr for ]Int Offb...... 4400 •••••••••••••••••••••••
1.501 Wmtcll.lf Or. approz
100 aq ft. will bul ld to
1wt. ample park1ne. Jotm FUher&&2·31Jl.
12Z$q Ft. -mo. 1617 Wealcliff, N. B.
Apot. 541-5032
Exec. oles. 225 aq. fl. from
$180. Secy Ht'v avail,
jdonal Incl. '57·7010.
WAl&iNOMT
LUXURY sutn:s
3U S. S.111de Or NB (71'~2300
Aollrox 400 sq I\ C.2, 1JO E: 17\b St. SWle • 'M"
1115. mo. Doyles.9-118.
IMO ... UMT
EucutlYe ofllces, a1111011 area. Up t.o 1280 -a. I\. N.-crpta • dr119. eau ... asM010.
l GI' 2 Rm a.utea from $15.
171 w. 18tb St. call Tom
M>.ZIDO.
PR>nstoNALOPCS ........,..Y'°""t:J -~---· -----~··•-Lom..t OnaleOomt Fbl1Cntr ,.. ...... ! ~: MmeJ. identify ....v~c.c.aru RLDEPT Newpart Bndl. 875-1882
atyolOmta 11.. SMmAe0 aAMc .._NPll.
2 01km .. .u rib re-TM~ l'bmd: YELU>W LAB
ceptloal•l. pbone ~~~~~~~~~ 111 ale . E II 1 !> " a D I .. e r I D I • 1-U bra r :y /confereaee BroaldlunL Ju. I. F.V
fadllty ...... -.... ./NEED -·----------MC:nUl'7 ne1L 11 .... ....; Med. .... mixed
.,._ 0 rtlnrd, fem. Sth Ii· Jamm~. FAq. v"MONEY _r._H_,,,_'!.._'_c_c_o_a_•_t_H_•_Y_·
1Mc:ciw dee. Dsip ~ BOr Lab &>VPP>· flaa. •dee. view of. fem.. Brown Shepherd
flee foe' teue. I.De .. : e ma. fem. 3 long baJred
Secy ser•., pbone au. I lortoole shell 1
-WitiiUIC •we ol can-CWT MO ,ray & tan. 1 cahco .
ferebcerm. 71f.75MIZJS. ,_,.ia. ~ txk. All fem 2
abort haired Ciit:. l Npt. Deb. omce pan. W& JrdlDa.-orange male. I blk (~m ~-All or part. t7MIJI Newport Bea<"h Animal
allowance f!°f:.:·U:: Arnnced by Shelter 644 3656 u r ,.~....__._ 83l·lo:J> provements. By owner. ~ .._ -
TI4-7S2· UIOO Mn. Reed. CASH Fr• r. POUND Sm sil ~·er col ~· ored pocket ko1re on PRESTIGIOUS
LOCATION...
~ .... Swtnp bench on Ocean Ulvd Ool1MeraJi&atJom ~ Mobile Home Loans ........ ~3)25
CR.El>IT-NO PROBLEM UJST: Chlbuahua Blk & ~ Wekome 'ho. M. Vic E Ocean
541-fJ7S front & Palm I 1 80
~. ta. IDODl')' for ZDd.
T.0'1. No cred:ll cbedl, Found 2 Parakeet:.. I
DO P!Ll1. IZ0.000 up f'Of' blue, l l1'ttfl St An
a ell on c:a 11 A 1ent drews ~172
m.1111. Altytlme. Found 2 ~lies Male &
....,W-'94 SOJO fem. A*>. drk gray Poo-________ --·-··-·••••• cle m&X. male Newport
Medical-dental suite, 1200 15.0llO invealmtel •.200 Beadl Arumal Sheller
aq ft Westchfr area. return. IOday approa ....._.and631 1030
64&al.4, ~5.Sllt haro around 100'1 secllred. Micha e l Y~: Cocker Spaniel. O.C. AIUOaT GardDert7s.•i.o tc. Uceme Light brwn
Deluu 2 atory cround fl ettam color Hunt
flonr. TIO aq. ft. 4 olfices *''I j lo Trwt Deb. 702 E Burnett,
+ r e c e p t I o n . ~ .......... ~.~? Loaf 8ch. =i~f:9_~aq. fl. Wlllr ... Co. LOST DOG : Large.
., b .a..w 44IO .......................
All typea cl rUJ estate f\iendly Black fl Tan in.,.. wcuioce ital. Illa.le Terrier Dobie Max. S,.dtl....... Coala Meu. Family
W lDI Grie'vtna. se-6627.
6Q.Jl71 14M41 I Found: Yount Black &
)'OllDI Brown beaut
~. DZ.CIDO lat TD. WeU Malamute, both males
aecured w /30 moo lb picked up lo front or
pa7ofl. Owner . Falr1roaods b t wn
C7M Jm..1ISZ Y8Ell\IU'dlhlniew Rd.
Om&.8d Colla Mesa Con·
tlol
LOST: ~ Unted pr~. .twea Tortoise s hell
6-am.1'0-llTteves
Fouad: Lab /Sbeph~rd ax. BUc w/bnm mllfk· iDp. 10tb. lMa lban tyr
Bledl 6 Heil i.o Hunt..
BdL ao.aas aft. s.
l
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--------W. do tl all Metal 1l.U. Oomm/Reatlad Pree
el&.-21"8A MC ____ ..;..;..;;. ____ , .....
, .. -~ ler"lke ~ BAlllC. Fr RDS AcousUc cel11D11
........ A: delivery. 850 New or reapplled ~ Qi6on., repaina, wall tea·
•••••••••••••••••••••••
ELIX:'l'IUC'lAN·Prtced
nlht·free ..Umate on
lartt or ••ll Jobi.
Uc. Rm54 8'7S-03se
lbltlielli ... ~• ture In.all. DC for am.,.... Fast complete eervke.
oeues. Coatractors a C.-../C1111 .. 1 Q.nm1/Relid P'ree eat.
, spedalt,J. BIR thra FIS .... ••••••••••••••••••• ~Zltt BA/MC
H ~It ·····-...........•....
c1,..,.alr1. muoary. ""°"' plum I· peiat· u-all • cnore. JB
Rooflnf, phamblo1.
~. tn •out Pilot.
floor ceramic tile,
~ llom• r.paln
fi'rH Hl. Aft IPM. pw
P1umblo1. electrical.
helltlnc. a1J ·-repa.ln. rr.mssUG
lDW COST APT 6 HOME
REPAIR. PAINT .
INSTALLATIONS
t7S ·ll0'7 eat 77
ANY'tUIE ...... • Ta•/Unlon r eports . Coacrete: pattos.
,, ... Ulll drivew_,,., 6 walkways. Electraclan, lo ratea, •••••••••••••••••••••••
t
~ 541MTZ7. 646-~l quality work. f)oeeest. Lite haulln1·movln1.
116.1-7710 Garaie· Yard cleania1.
aJSTOll INTERJOR CARPENTRY
ByJ&J MU809
Pw u •• 5JS ......................
P9opte who Deetf people
slnald always check lhe
Service Directory in the
DAILY PILOT
G«GREEN caeb
for WHITE elephanlA
wtt.b a Clau.llied Ad
CallM2...wTI
Reas.rat•. 84J.cno5
HAUIJNG, all types, COO·
crde & smaJI tree re-
mavals. twl--7at
COVER CilRL BRASS KEY .._ ______ AlTI'OMOTIVE
•tlJ.0171 * ~F/T' Acea ,,,.,11111 JUlrOulcallService Houra lam·Spm, wltb Automotive uperleoce ~tlhlsc:orts• ane overtune. Must be ~. Salary com·
PRELAW,Jtudnrtneeds •661 "729• abletooperateU~keyad· men1urate wttb ex· szs.ooo. WW do an)'l.bln& -V diftl a.cblne Wlll tram. penmce. Haun I t.o s
Le1al. Confidential NOWHilUNG Call for appointment Monday thru Friday.
OVlll. P.O. Boa 3242, T...... 5450 t.rrorEM MARKETS EXCELLENT c hance
N. B. 1211113.. •••••••. • • • ••••-• • •. •• &a. 7702. ror advancement wtth an -~---~....-------12 ROund trip tickefa lo ~~~~~~~~~·t entb~IHtlc , 1rowln1 *~ALL~~y* T.WU. M087~......,. A&r.L FIREWOOD Full corpon~.Beml
~"°"'' tune employment. bard __ •_t _7_J.._l _I _J_l _*_--1 Uruted Ucket to Newark wort.mi a& reliable only
roCI\ bef L· b need apply. Ca.II ~2887 TOMMY'S m-0377. ore r e ruary. alt6pm.
AJfn!IC!o's H811" Etc 1610 OF NEWPORT F • ... &
ESCORTS lit~.-PCH , Newp 't Och.
• IC* 67S«710. We are renlmg 642-1571 Also Hinng •••••••••••••• • • • • • • • • • styling stations tWpW..t.d 7100
Gf'eGt C:W.,any •••-•••••••••••••••• .. APr MGR-Semi retired
ESCORTS ACCTMGCLERK coup1" for 55 wut.s, CM.
•--aETAllY G!13~38.51 early am or 24Hn 641-0lS> ~ late pm only MC/VISA Post accts rec. /payable
vouchers, type 50 wpm ASSEMBLERS, we will
DIAMOND WANTED· Receptionist duties train . Apply 7am .
Priv. psrty wUJ buy 1 to3 lrvtne Mfg. Firm Call MacG~or Yacbt.s 1631
carat. cash. N .B. st8-c975 Karen 540-MIM Placmua. c. M. ·
O.C.AJmOU
ESCOlrT SBYICE
$pedaliz1n1 in bu1l-ne11 meo, rea1dents
~
739-5241
Prd. Massage by St.eve.
Uc'd Therapist. N 8
llam·8pm. Appl Only
~2817.
MAS.SAGE s1mpat1co
Your IDIS8all'
ssBobJames
Outcal.ls &-11, "94-Sl 11
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953-91Zl
~citing Phone Calls
We are for rut. Try wi.
Fooe-A·Friend: ~2«1.
tlllctBLE'S
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PHYSIC 11.ADB
KEMO will lldvlae on any ~1111 you have. She
will off!!' fOU 3 readlnp ow:r ~. l.Phyak 2.Tarot Carda 3.Ad· vise-~ for all. Must
have YoW' phone 00, i.t
name • birth ala. Con-tact Ke mo aC _(408) ~700I or •1 Soquel Dr,Apeoe,Ca.tsm
Ac~l Executive Ad· A.aiat. Manaaer needed wrUaillC Rep. for boat-for ll UDlt 9dult apart·
incm.p&lne. Boating or menl. Ma lure couple ~ nper .. req. preferred Nice Coeta
Liberal comm1ss1ons Meu area. 955-21189
Call ~wn 9-llam, Mon
Fn ?aset-888L
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE &
DATA lNPUT Builder
111 Anaheim needs Oex1
ble person Lo fill new
PoS1lion for accounts
payable, IBM SYl)tem 34
Data Input. & general of-
f 1 ce. Salary com -
meneurate with ex-
penence. Call for ap-
pointment. 71~41
Accwlmt
Deareed Accountant
needed for mortgage beman& flrm in Fashion laland. Min l yr ex per.
Call for Appl: 75&-1515.
ACCOUNTS
PAYABLE
CLERK
We are curnmt.ly seeking
a ~ul. amblt!ous
individual to join our Ac·
CCUJti.D& atarf. Poailion requlre1 minimum l
year ezperience in EDP.
accounta payable and in· vmem.10key. must.
We provide excellent
compeny benefits and
growth opportunity.
Pleme call or •PPb' in penan.
ASSIST. MHGR.
Uruversrty Alhlet1c Club
Weetlends & eves Mu!>l
have background m Rae
quetbail lDSll'UctlOO, ex·
erc1se programm1nl!.
tournament act1vit1es
Call 7S2·'1W3. John
Ass' Director Gtrls ' Club of Laguna 30
hr wkly. Mon· Fri. Back
ground In recreation.
child development, or
educ. 494-7630
ASST. MANAGER &
Sales Clerk for fab.
chain. Fabric or retail
exp. pref. Call, Maureen
64&-4040
Attendant. live-in for
quadraplegic. no exper
needed. Call 642-4929
AtJI'OM<YrlVE
LotP.,...&
S...ice G,...t ..
We have opeoanp for
two sharp people 18
years or older wltb aood
drivios records. Ex-
cellent opportUDJty for
procnotions. See Grant
8'lrrla or Tom Johnsoo.
o ... .,. Wlwndllitul
#I lw 0,.... C.-,
21125 Har6or Blvd. cmt'AMESA nt .. zsoo
*8UJCAU. * r:=~A ~;:, tel ready ..U..JllJ NC,l!lte 014)11J..., mechanic. GM eaper
-Equi0ppartunit1 pref'd. Xlot worklnl EillqlloJw 11 /F /H __.... a. ,..., • .. _ ___..
Wllbtomeetactlv..111d. ~~~~~~~~I.._..,...,. ~-Y --we lla1e over 5 '10", -a.s--beaeOta. Ccietact
quMt. ,..,....u. • frtendli. Bill Wl1btman. S• 11
neu. JDI ln body • C b • v r o 1 e t • a $ o
llJbU.tbuec. ForOQor Broad•a1. L•1•11a ~ 1>1a1q. eoa..-a. 8Mda.•m1.
#I 111 Or .... C..ty
292:5 Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA
t7t-2500
AtJI'OM<>nVE
MEW CAI
SICllTAAY
Need stroni typul w1lh
general office ex ·
perlence Salary open.
Excellent company
bene<rta Contact Dave
~atExt.D.
N~ ~ac;i
l(l()() H.vbor 8MI
( tl'>M ~ S4(}-Ql00
AutomotJve
H e avy duty line
mechanic, GM exper
perl 'd X1nt woritlnt con
d1t1oru a& pay. 5 day
week Su!)4!r benefits.
Coo1.ad. BW Wlehtman,
Sall Chevrolet, 350
Broadway Lacuna
Beach. 41M-ll31
Alll'OlllOTIVE
~s.cr.t.-y
CPartTimel
U you are truly mt.eretl·
ed an a career with one of
the NaUon's moat suc-
ceeaful automobUe ror-
pnraUone, and jwil DOl
another job, B•uer
Motors la crutJ.nc a new
position within our
P'loance 6 Insurance °'Ill-for someone wrtb
the foUowtng lki1la: UCbl Account.lng Back-
=W.P .M (>referably 2 Yrs. of
~ell~~ :::U~~.if the abW·
lytoleam. Oill Deve J.Oocbleben
~
~IOUft
RIOISTER. r.arty AM.
l \.\ to I bn P71 to
$410 /lloatb . Xlot moonlllbt ....... ,...
tired; dlHbllitJ, ltU• •ia. N..cl Id •bla.
M).aJC!lflt MM'7Z2
U.. lk.. lam,.,..«>. •t-
tndlw. l>t. • ftD MC,
emplo1ed fem who
-cbmi\ bl bu accne. AUl'O •TIU SDVJCg.
5 <IQ wort "*' APS>l1 NftDOl't Tlff Cater, .. t. Cl&S., QUI.
,.... ..... pbolo •I«·
• tlr to ,.. ~L e/o Tbe • Dlll1 PUat. r .O. Boa
.:--. Ollta ... Call(. . .,-.
I' Hll ' I .......................
Wiii& a R&ALL y a.ZAN
HOOSE? Call Gm,bam G&n. ,,_.._-.am
Compa..t.. Mrvlc .. •lod ....,, ,...,.,.,eon·
cnte, patio eov.,1 .
deck1 , m11oory . ....,.,
Roblo •• HOUHelHnlDI
Irv(, for a t.borou&hty t '• • ' demi---~ _ ............... .
Brtcbiaft. lma1J jobe.
~Col&a .....
lnlM.11'5-1111..-.
Dally, weelll7. live-lo.
WlDdowl. UIP9l awam.
paloli•I· Jo11&red.
SllMl05.
Por eacelleace In
............... 1:C~
Unttmited S.-1111
aict wort. blodl Walla,
cemeat dri•••a11 6
petb Eat.a, Al·D5t,
m.mis ........
'ftr9d ol ~leuin& -·-····· .. •••••• a-le? R.ELlABLE be.Ip ~ by 1be Starvin& taa.e.-.1m. ~ St'*9ta. Exp. Ira tnldl Ml..u'J Wll:ly bolllec1Mntn1. ~--Be"OMb&e. Nldb;/?• iwt ... 1111 ...................... .
PETERS PAINTING Houle•uaptde&ftin&. Expr'd. Reaa Ratea
SZ5prjob. Free Eat Call Gene
Pbl57-8llO ~
~~~~~~~~-
P.U.tlaa. llf? ISXT • ...... ~ ...... u
"'' .... ........ Dlft c.&o• Paa.tla1, LO .... ..... .......... _
JtrO...a.-........ ,.. as. "1.DUu. St. •1411. •------Uc/Ju. tr11119. a.,.._ ..... --.......................
Da•• '• Palotlo 1 .
a.1Comml. hr•lo1
OMliaJ comm. • '''· llJlbHt qui. work.
aa o.a.... ,.uo eoverw ~ • repeln. AU
...... dilcb, *· ft• t.nm. par. taa Scrv .... OUU'anteed Hit BIC. -..12
prttn. (JU )5M·OlH.
llaobl, He 'd. Da ... ... "-1. fbboD Rooftna. ID naa
....... ~ alOltleMI .
Prof. P9Whl ED 6 lnt. -..... ............ T., :Ml-.,.
.. E:l1 1175. -.,15 NMt ~ •im.ur. . "· u pg
l'r•t eat 5Jt·4JIJ .. IST. ").14Jt -··-••• .. •••••••••• ..:MM --------Abie• rod lnltall. Co·
P1tatla1 . C•bln~t
fh*hlnc eel« as.pert
Local .... R.R. -.-1
lAlll*lc • PlMWrin1 amJ axial. muJtl&* outieu, 23 Jma • ~. tanbl Jftexp.a.'1112
..... ~Ed.
. " II U
........ • waUpaperU11. -.... ._ •••••••••••••
Qml ..n. .... Free est ......... Com.m1/~ld.
a&.¥e.SC7-Gll Honut Rell able
--------1 &\JllC. SS21Jt HAPPY NEW YEAR
Palotla1 Int /Eat. a.troaic leak ~iOD
Xlnt IC lea a w or It ae.btlllabt ). Remodel
16-7325. Al\. $Cuey Ina. CIJlll*' replpe. Top IW~53'13li4
Rlliabow Co. Prol. ~r
We pU1t lm1e&l 6 Neaa·
dltiomq Low prices
Gu.at. wort. Free eat.
caUMZ-1114
DRAIN PROBLEMS• nrm prace by~
llJ.C"1'7. So. county
I .. & .....
••••••••••••••••••••••• 12 Jn exp., NB-ell a,.a l 'm smaU, prices are Complete remodelln1 • saa.u. 17$-30l4. bw ldln& 6 home im-
pravemenU. TSl·77la.
Quality W&Upapertnc llnbnlable prieee PaliOB
RDIDENTIAL 6 Stores.
Car wulDI Qu.lity
wart. NZ-~ ·~7'72
R.03,... DAY
'!bat '1 ALL you pey
for• ao:L9d
DAILY PILOT
SEIVICE
llRECTOIY
QMalfled Ada 642-5171 Wmt Ad twp•
R"mODable-Frtt Eilt 6 ~pl. remodelln1.
M.2·5871 M&-1741 1!31·5.m Olna ... Im
DO IT NOW!
'42-5'71
BabJsltter, mature for
Wedf?'bun/P'rt 2_. PM
Mlllt have OWD tramp.
&621158 s.&/Swa &ll)'t1me
Man tbna P'rt 81\ tpm.
BABYSlTl'ER -11.ature
woman wanted. Child
care. I child Lite
~.M.PM.Tues·
Fri.551~
Babyaltter, ex:per .
0.)'tl~ 2--4 days/wk
~WO. 75-1374
BabysWtt needed. Lov
Inc Mother to Catt for 10
rm. old Baby Glrl Irvine
are.a. Call 561·9118
Babysitter. noo-smkr 1 2
'bttMpet. part time. u
boun per week C•ll s.m...ao
'btt.eeper, mallltt Lady
for amU fneodly offlce.
C Ill area Pa1roll.
qu.arterl)' tun. bank
rt'C E.xi>er' nee. 5e-Z231
~ <lull cbarce) ---------1 Salary 6 bO\lf'S open IAMOMa,ITB.LBS O'Coo.ner Eoterpnus.
Newport Center Full San J11an Capistrano ume • part tune 20 b.rs m. ua per week Typln1 re
quired Call DORIS
Cl¥.)X()N, &M--1411
.....aALS&l.
F.qual Opporturuty
Employer M /F /H
IOOCIC& & F/C
PolollJOD wilh prommeot
P'utuoo Laland Iii vest·
mml flJ"ID. EacelleDt op---------1 · parUmity. Ca11MCM>1%3
~!~~ .. ~ ..... !!!C! ~-'!= .. ~ ...... !!!4?
Qlwdk/A..w. ad T)iut. full tune f«
s1000Tmo. Newport law otntt in Newport
llNdL ,_,..cal lberapy Bc:h. Tdepbone ap de
apr. Mlpiu! A&tradl~ llirab6e. AM for Beuy
•ppuraott abeolutely m.sm ,...ared. f7S.llll ---------"---~~~~~~-Otrit Typtst for a busy
CIYl•JlrHr pluunl office near
Hlllalde De111oers aUlJO"t Typmg SOWpm
Dnift.en... Mmlmum $yrs tihng • phones Exp.
lot al &rad I DI at rttU, p6e.-e Sherry. 833-3:i44 ~ • dra.io.ace ex per X1at beDftlls, DOD
smottlnf atmosphere
Expm.ced candidates
p6c!Meca11
J P KAPP 6 ASSOC
INC
714-$47~ ----
Oen cal ,
a.ERK TYPIST For
days. Houni tlex:ible _ Barber, 1 man s hop, Ref.~ pnvat.e country club COO·
MATB1AL
COMTIK)L
CUB
'Illes office of ma1or
wholesale nursery 1n
H. B Compelrt.lve salary.
fully pd health packagt,
pd vacat.w>ns & educa-
uonaJ re1mburHment
A1>9licanlJI muat bavf'
lltAUsllcaJ typmg exper
St teil SUl1.Jng. ~~b
orpnl.Z.IUOU! ab1lat.H!S
Co nta c t Jo Anoe
714-912.-:>4 Banldnc
nPIST
SOl1I'H COAST BANK
.. Sunflower St., C.M.
811. M)..5300. £.0 . E.
f\lll Ume Teller position
available. Expenence
necessary Eacellent
startm& ulary • pe1d
medical benefiU
Apply UI penca
Pet !IOIJOel Department ._,.AGll.At«
721 N Euclid St
Anaheim
981-JllO Ext 61
Equal~y
*
Scrrincp Acct.
Clerll
1 or mntt yean savi.oo
6 tom experience pre·
fened.
Far information, p&eue
oaatact: Shirley Paner.
IM7-39.
USLlflSA.._S
&LOAMASS,.
19021 Beach Blvd
Hunt Bdl. CA_..
*
E.O.E.M/F/H
oembl.&M--5404
IAIB.Y
MdlM&m
Tb11 m•y concern
)IOU. •• We ue a a.aticaal
wtloMIUer ol lDdUltnal ..apmm1. We are look·
i1111 far mdMduala wbo w•nt to earn bt wa
Sl00-$500 per wk We
have ruJ.I 6 p 'time poa1 ·
balll oeieri and a com·
pkt.e tramJ.n& proc.r am
U you are ond ol mak
in& milwnum wa1e. or
~ lD a wllrorm.
call today for aa 1n
t.ervleW Wf' believe age
ia oo b&mer. but Uat knowledae ls the key to
success. For an in
terv~w. call 157 1150,
Jrvme
H•lrdreuer. witb or
wlt.boW ctientde, fulJ or
pm1 Ume Comm.luion.
Ask for Kay: $9-t771
Buub' \
Ha1rdreaNr uautuu.
F.ara wb1k )'(Ml learn.
Top Newport 1alon hu
opeolnp for 3 u1 'ta.
... be faaldoa•ble ..
tk'd. Good opportunity
for career minded
penom For i.Dterview
caU Richard Ouellette
Salon 200 Newport
Qml«Or.NB.
BEAlTl'Y a man1curl1t1, elec·
ttotysta. faclabll to rent
• lpece In beaUlitu1 shop
bl Dlllfn Plaza. NB. CaU
N.llrtn,M0--3
ee.ty Mllat. waated to
train for clMntele. Good
oppor. ar-CIO •err~
--STOii• 1t11n llnlr·• A.ulat. Mn·
11 .• llecbn .. for 8ebwlDn <Maler. Salary UOK. ---------I llUlt ha .. prior bike Mldn. aper. In • llore.
5M4ll5
BOATLIN E R
CAllPSHTSR -UH
woodwortlol eqldp 6
..._ .......... Build aoan.. dooa • pe.r\l&ioaa
t. tl'> 44'; •' A: H ' m..o-botta. •·• ptr br. l 7r u .. r. DOT •am.a: ,.. ad '° ...,. .. &m,Ao7
.-am..MpMd.bJ .,, , .. .... ,, "· ,,,....,.,
QIU Ml. lllodl. --
BREAKFAST
COOK
IUSPBSOMS
PnifmPllaal. f'\nt class
ltahan Resiauraot Deed&
tllperlenced Bua
Persona Apply 10
person . Proato
ru.toraote. So Coast
PWa. Upper Lnef
IUYa
Jr. ..,er wanted for tilbtinl mtg co. Entry
levd pea. Good CJ1P11C.1 for
rl1bl person. Wood
I A .... IQI S41J.-Z1Dl
CABINET SHOP prodUt'·
tian detaUer. cUltam •
tract aper req 'd. XlDt
.... • beeelka. Saa
0....C• C.tae.t Sbop.
m.m;ior-..-i
Entry lenl po11llon.
mm. lyr olc np Ab1hty
lo wort w f11ures 6 ~ I"'-"""""""" R -Exper a
lalJs a mt.1St CaU for must Up to $400 per
lllllt-S40-7UI A Ken ..-, salary 6 percen
Dllvtil l8d. £ O. f;. late Nace Ne-wport ol
a.atJCAL . O. &iri ol· lice 175-MlO M1cbael
fact Z2S F~nl Ave a.ntDer-___ . -----
i....,. BeadL. IUlllCDl.a.DMm. Homemaker --a--~--~---larladJ.2or1~
-~,... ps....._llllltbaveear.
~ paUUoo opeG Newplrt ....... MD-11S7.
Wlth well establlah~d tawn ll.AM-4PM
small compuy Oen cal
wort ...., empbuts 00
ID~ comrof. pro-ductacm CIDDtn>l. purcha.s
1111. l1JJIDC. <Approx so
wpm 1 Please call
'7'Mmll for appl.
Q.ERJCAL
lmunloce Co near O C.
Airport MJeds ratJ.nc 6
codiQI cterll Matb ap-
Utude. Oeod baodwrit·
1n1 . Typ101. 35·4G.
91)/W». 'Zt ..... bou.r .ea.
maG>
"lllCAL Secuntles proceula&
dert for P'Mbioo bland
ln•est meot f 1 rm .
PT'oce11 new Invest
IDlllll IDvolviD.I ban.k de·
pauls. detail follow-up.
lnvestmmt or bankln1
uperleoc:e belprul.
THfM>.OlD.
Const ru c tion
w~.mature.
lJ&e wortt, lrvtne area
~1014 ------CONTROU..ER
Elqlendln1 Oran1e Co
manufacturer bas 1m
mediate opening for
reapoaa1ble. profit
oneiud prof fll&iclU1 to -..me poeitioa U CGD·
bOller. <incUdate mast
baw •"''IJlmdDI decree
6 be well versed in ac·
co1&at1a1 controls . budtfta. EDP 6 overall
1iDanciaJ • aCCOUDt..ing
nwnapmmt.IM-t'7$7
Coot. breakfa•t alUft.
mlllt b• fut • ex · perienced. Apply in
person at tbe Jolly
Ro1er. 400 S . Coast
Hwy.,J..acuna
..C:1• ••• ,
~. IDUOIU, all
around bou1emea.
,..... labarww fallJ
apppacl to wart ID e:&·
elusive ael1bbort.ood.
Salary o.-o per ea· •-a.iea.1-------•
perience.Ml-IJA GINERA.LOP'PICE
NJ or Ptr. top waaes.
applJ In penoo: The
Wlale IDD. 1JT llartne,
Balboe lalud. CAA WASH ~ =-nw•' c•e•UL&U'J. Sal. + AOC1'0 CLEJlXS comm . + bo D 11 1 . PBX·PULSE _...,, Top P1.1 No Fee
PaidWeekty
CASIUER CLE.BK, H · l\onelle per. t.o worll In Cdll
Pbanmey, P/Ume. Call
111"1. Youns. at M4-T5'71 ....U.&
for lat.entft.
CX>OKS -P\111 aervlce
Mexican real•ur•at
lellia nllbt cbd, uutee
nan. beker, Hae ~.
Botti day • nilbt sbift.a
avail Must be aper. Ap·
ply In peraoD Mon· Fri.
U.lPM. Las Briau, 361
Oilf Or. IAc. Bc:h.
1RV1NE m.-Odis wanted. llorolng ,. .a..._. IDE M /P' lllifta. AllllC1 In penon. ~ 1--------Q~ co. w/benefl&s Firat clau lt•llaD Ma au.·s Rett.aura.nt
"-tau.rant need• u -a.DUCAL m E. 111.b, CM • _..... Cuhl«. App. ,..._.,...,.IT
11 ID peraoo. Pronto -...UC ~!'y R.lat«ut., So. Cout PAIT·,.. -
"-.. U.,...l.Awl.. ._. Good tnUal 10 Sl400
1 k 1111 • e e • • • • r 1 . BaaudflJI Cll'P· otnce o1 a
Newport C.ter Drt ve ftm Newport BHc:b COU'I·
C.llEIS
UTDTIM
MA1lDTS
---..can~. 1*11 _..a poet rtlht arm,_ umr .tecal VP. 1"9T. call coukl be tM brWol1our
lit. Rita. M040M. o.ial ,.. ...... A9en·
cy, nm ffatbof, C.M.
...... alee .
~'!..~ .... ?!.~
NM4.t •• ll'f A& IQ;aMITf&UA
1'1111 I K ...,..~"louUI
a.ii ,._C1LUIWU • SV&Tll ... ... • .... a _ _.. .... A& •tmo+lll .... ,_ -. Call *> ............. ~ ao.uoe. 141-tUl, or -.--ID-.IM ot -.00. _......._ ______ _
:::C. t11 u.. n:.: .,....,_.1111me. A> ••x or•••Toa -
I ... ....., -.. *la,._. HofJWM'I A.u1m'l•• ...... t ip ~ Wiit totWa. Mlaner7 *' S.rlNw ....._ l:Qlr .... .tart. foodl, 6 rtltttd pro: lhd. CM _,._.,_.._ ____ _
=--~'e'·.: MllSISAIDll TA 8*flll* I srooatec1. latelll1Ht, ......... 11 .. n.c to . . . a 09wer DI
.... ftlaUd NWI ilrec•· 9llltr ,._, 0.... .-vb ...-..S. 6 •PPl'OPli* a.t fmiDed. P.an wbUe T.A.a. -. _.,., bM a
Nfereac.a. ror In· YOU lean, all t.blft1 ~ ec>iltClliona 0.-1n
-DdA 1WN•Ptr1••-•e.1Qft.NllllJllltM ter•l••t call nall. Apply UU ~·~•am&.B. ~:··~ :::l:~~~l~~:~~ a...=-i&:.~ ~·-m..•A*forUil· ... kw.NB. :"'rir~_,-::,:.
RC l~1yk )I ( . ( )
' . --•--a-... =~•OU •P• .:.-: ... W.PfP,••-da.!"9'•---oil-.:::..~=-=·--------~-. ..... w~~ ._, -....,.1 -w,t.allr I06&D Ullii lltdtu;., Put v&MICUlllT Or S'ler C... c.a.. ....,._
-...... _ -~ -------time. A..o ID ....... l\all time .... l&ldaa. ... w. llemtoc*, S.A. ~ -0 E llALISTATI
••tar• tMtlll ----------• -.. --ll>UIDS&Psa.a dp aw. .lbr4-.,., 1024 ...s..-e • .,,,,,. OaU•ua -... · · AWT
•1 ...., N Llllilll ._,. .... , llcrtl&rJ, ftlq nq'd. "'-Mlknl. car w .. In IH, C Wet tell U ilHlJS. Ml-=s AIDIS Ame Dkpetdler waaa.d
,.. I.A. n.. air~ ==·;;r~ ·~ ... ~-11111 ~N.L"'-P11· Plm),NB. llCll a...tn1 • llaln· Pllt~l-U. 6 U-7. fer amall phrmbtq co. :=.::1?w~ec!T:;
CM /HB. l ·t A 11 .... tW?'&:h II· , a..: ·coateet Cl audl •: IJq\IDr cMft. hall time, tenuc:e oHd• Crew 41.W em.. Jlalp.-Cll. No .. ,..... necH1ary. .. .. .,.._, wt1b aeeUent --/90. ........ 9.-i. ..a. llOUIRKIC&PER • Dllbtt. boadab&e. AP· ......... er.....,. Gd.PQ &•at. wk D d I . 0D1 7 . tnialal .. ll"alll potm. •• AJlo steel earri1r --------aat.D CARE. luD fl PLY IN PERSON. t bas. Tt ltrn uA a M . _niw. __ 2Z5l. _____ tl•l. Uallceaitd <1!=..-. ...._1 • QDt 8ILLIHO a.&RJt . -. c..ty No wi-a A.114 Pll n....a.t. 'I\-.-t7'NWI. "--.W.. welcome. Call Al Y..:---...... came..., .. w.urs:c1 --.Xl<~coed. q.~1uiW:: .. __ ,. •J.4im•llpm-1am. ~~ ...... =. Stelllto.-..sm
-"JJDrDLMlllT hQ ..._.,. •""'1'7 ta P /Ume. llul enjoy ~~ dya. 4t7·alU ~~ Mac Arthur, ~~~-~ ~~0or~ f'boto bac•lrouad not -•.a-. gq.; • ~ ~~~toe:; =....-~ r=:ft ... ,.......... .. .. _ Deed• 1ood--.:ed. llature TraiDUI •• I uy. F/Umedays.
,..,. lie. Jll"lf."m• • ;;;;.di;;;;; pd""a..iu. work. Paid vacauou. Bou u k .. per Ex • LOCZSllJTR SHOP·tQ Dom etU c • ma a 7 ••a.a .._. Verde _ea._znz.______ a.a buu
-Walkr.r 1; lr.e
... -.a. pect ... , pd vacadma, 6 a.let ~ • bellth lD· ,.ri1aud, mature ~.Mlle ...,..,,.nk'aJ ,...._ Pd medkel 6 ~=:i crl. Pre-acbool teacbe r. Receivln1 In1pectlon
Dest 1 1 A 11lsuDt 1 edaca&km1J nlmbane-IUl'aDOI. ~ M . llon S--to live iD ud • ~ w.. ,...S oa W. -.. Litt ol waft. • ma&unt " nperieaced Trainee. Oae of the
Olt.llodaatk Claaln.lde. mm1. Appti.cama DNSt = :~ ~ day HouaellHper for pboae1. Call for in· C o m m l 1 s l o a ..,._..,. ...._ PW1 u.m. UM> warfd'I i...-lllPPllen
Jola our team . bawiaexper.bawortinl dolpb, Coat& Men. 1uut home. Xl•t ......,1SMlll W/IWll ..... llmthave AUM.Ull.Ptr6full "part tlme (l ·l >. olcwwnpns-pmtpblnla
fncaWll"oG'ke. Ooaa.a wit.It ult1Gea'1 com· ,,,_ -bmlfl&I • bonmee tlOC> LYN •.11, full time. t.cm. Call Pet. 561111, time. Certificatloa Beaefiu. Review for aor.ed ID lniDI llaedl _ · ... 1Nll -rv per mo. for llve lo. • a.s,..._ P'rt.. 1ffs Call 11 rtl stable utta •Nl•auLMMI10. ?W, M u a ...w.. lledW31tlou • treat· · ~ill fedJit7. Bunt-ra · • JD penoa w I l•Hral bllllp1 back· Glrt~.StartatP,SO mm1Lll-'7pertt1mere-t•lls•A.Nt. .._..vane, Cmvala-MJ.-.arMJ..2111 pennaneat Job. Some Wf M.ASST pound. c.oatact lo Aw per br. Call Newport HOU S EK E E p E R . bef c11arp NUl"ll. lleu Dr. oftlce tor Mon Is Fri. OlllL Im Newman Ave. ~ badw .... lmpedlolt a -"'•'*" ~ ~ nem-.. ftoor c.ov.tnl lnc. At QUAIJnED PEOPLE Verde Can. llolpt. Ml only 1'ypiac lllUGBL E.O.E . perieoce desirable but ~= la ••bU•bed Geaenlofftc:e. Pffmon· -~-1838.------• O'a.Y. Bil~ oa the 0...-9LOI.~. l!lThro. m.~· .,._.... ~-.,.for•a ~~-J:. ~.!..~L cau 'Ne 8etlCb 11 bay ln ~ Bea<'h ·---..._,....,. ..... -..,_. i..11uat t,ype 61peU. Glrl™dayforpneralof· ....... Lv .... JW...aua ~±t .a.aSIST RN SUPERVISOR: partllnily l.DprinllQl,ap· practlce. 8ee•ln1 C&Ut'll-1711. flee in Hunt. Bch. Call WIUJ doll A chUdren to .,,,,_,._........... __,_,_ 7am.J·81pm pq .t PENNYSAVER, ReceptionjstllAw P'lrm.
c:Maful mature person. Blll Inal• at Photo be cared for. Beautiful Wmneneeded'J'w ~t.ckoffice. 1.VN CaAaGE NURSE: wmP1acent1a.C11. Dtx oftkel OC airport llult be ~ in o..aJOfftce on--i.ta Corp .,__, roam with view lot live· 6 Wed. 11-7:30 All. XlDl Xlnt workinl coodiOoos. 7.,:_ area Type tOwpm -=~~;;ay . ~~~~ _:ir_-111_·_'751Sl. ___ · ___ , :!:t'oa:"' co!pl~ ~~~:~ply 1445 ~~~i:~~ NtJBSri AIDF.S: 7-3:30 lllGrowUJ&im.ti.-i.-manufactwinl ~M!l.11111 ofc ac1'.
p.n&.11 utlalaot. froat
ll .d .. k, mature " ex-
•• perimced. F V. area.
1~ .....
.. t J 1 ,.,... , 1 PUie. Box '*• Cola cr3-U:IO. ..._ --•-· f mia. duties. Pleaunt .u1 en oy meet DI umF'rid.-y. Pa.rtUme. 3-4 • • n I • Per• on ................. clw a Fut Mma.Ca84t c.uftedorwilltraJn co. -~ or~ turroundln11. Good
public. Hourst:30to5:30 days/week. $25 /da)'. References will be NURSES AIDE AS · ductloo work In tbe bmdilt. Dlaoef31..S300
dall)' Salary com-e&-8351. c:becbdlbcrouchly. Thll ~ ....,.,,,.,. •bop Medlca1 omce. IWper or SISTANCE 1 ... lO.m medlul field. Good
mensurate wlth e x-~•• ·--·y i1 permanent eoploJ" ~ ..,_!OOd ~~· tnm.. -..._ .... deslra· 1.--or ....... --No workJnl eoodihoaa •co. R.eceptlonl1t. Mature
h~-------perience. $700 ran1e. _ ....... ..,_. mt.at for ple&UDt., de-._ -.-.... _,... b6e. 11&.wt~toworit ._,.... .......,.__... bmeftla.. Ex~._ opp. womaa. P/Ume after -
157.(1101. Experlenced, pro· clcalel penom. Yearly ~Irvine area. wbdl.a.T771 =~Jcal. dental t'y for adnncement. aoaa. ()ptomet.rtat's of· -.oaa& omce looldq for
...... Mlf-mativated -.ct office uaulaal.
CUeer opportunity •
timafita for rt.pt peraoa.
GENERAL OFFICE
WORK-ncord keepi.ng ls
typing, motioa ptcture
theater co. Send Resume
to Classified Ad tM96,
Deil.Y Pllot, PO Box 1580,
Cclta -.. Ca. 928216
feulooal, permanent, booua 6 Jood 1alary. bmlifttl. '1.apb.lp Coo-Some cbemi.try pre· ,_rx.._.,.... ___ . __ _
pert time for tu 6 ac· Loea car for quallfted MAID Meclcaloftice,exp.Nwpt. val•cenl Cen~r. "' femdbulnotweuary. t:..~rt~:,toe~ drtwr.Callt42·._ Ellpa-pref, full time. Bcb area. Send reaWDe P'laphiplld.NBIC2-I044 7JIO.Dl..LqunaRllll Nc>~,:;*!:.~ce
perience to: Allen Ham· H 0 U S E It E E P E R AJilo pltime. toalO. to Box 1131. c to Daily R 0 DUCT I 0 N AS · pbom ¥Okle • neat ap-1 •1lall JCT. Ja5 rilbt a••Y. mand., CPA. 20U 81111· UVEIN -Fer fat.bet' fl Pllol. P.O. Box "'°· Ollk:ebappltime.4 bnt· S l S T A N T .
OM& CeD.ter Dr. •103, !yroldboy. Nan-smoker. lllidt, appiJ '11w Inn at Colta ..... CAi121127 day, llm.·"1. Rn flni. PbarmaceuUcaJ 1roup :.~·~~eur0~~ea11t~~~· ,J>ENI'AL~ -Pa.rt-
time mominl only EX·
pernec.~
lrvtne.CalrZTl.S.. 11ut drlH. lloo·Tuea ~~.:~Cout MEDICAL REC E P · ~~ ~ DllSlk full-time produc· m3WO
GrowiDc O.C. Co. baa full ~-~ .. a:-c..!.. home. • 11_.~di-tP'orE2 buay pl)' upe~ carwub, bonm..Wb"-s•"' odwW ~ .... RECEPTIONIST·G EN
1 Dental A11i1l. Ex -
perienced. Expanded
dul1ea. Private office.
lblL Blach. 4 daya. Call
GeBALOfACE Mature person. Office
exp-req. 40 hr wk. 2
Dita Jewels by Jo.epb S«)..,.
& part-Ume poslt'on1 ..,_,____ MAIDS Onuvpe 1 1· xper. Beach 6 Warner. HB se uu pr oc ....
• .-..1-. -""---•-· ... -•~b -OP'C, motion pl c t . available. You can ex-Hou 1 e w a res f\&Dtime~$S.5Clhr .... -.-.-bltweeat6Uam. --... "' , ... tbea&erco.Sendllaume
P t t t r-i--N.B. lao corda. el:P9' pref erred, e c o earn up o .--!Cuhier f\all/Pa.rt ~· t"•c:lllTICH OFP1C'E. SHARP GlllL. man $1.2$ per br., to Clautned Ad 1497, E."=.~ten.t-time. Apply ID penG1. llc&tlm.aMI F/f. lloa-P'rl for e x· part lime/full time. Cail ._bmlla&a. ___ m_._LB_.__ DaUJ PUot. PO Box ueo.
-O'OWD Hanhrare. 3107 lllbmra~.cauali· =.sw R1A Lab. IG4DD. o.a....,ea.aa.
E.a..tllwJCdll. ty budcrafted 1llt1 req RlA aper. not Di* k•••• T-W
_ea_.-_1 ______ General omce • daical
t>eatat. Cbalrslde A.t1t. llabl typtnc. fllin1. It Gullrda
Newport Beach. pleasant telepbonln1 Airport G411t.IDS MllDED
,,. '70QP practice. Exper 1nJa. 7S2-m2. Utt etAta.Y 'Pftlf'd. 4 day week, meld ,._, M.00/Nelr
It t S t A II ~ Offtce, part time. ar .. _ a erna e a . . ~01, boollkeeplni. we ..,.ve openinp for
tM0-1122 be able to~ well security olficen lD the
D--AL """""IST. ·E·· onown. Call Urb&Domics WIWll Nl1uel area. r.:l'I& ~ • BeaefiU I.Delude: un· ._]»er. about 30bn per Researc h A1aoc. lforma provided. paid 1 week. la very pleuut ~ vai •'"• It wq1e1 pa.Id
Npt. BdL oft'ice. ta.~ •-• 4 OMoe welldy. Plaue call or apply in person at:
1 Dlurlldstr., m.um.. reli•· ::J.ldly e:rpaodlns Bo.m's International
ble...-fortraatdeU; llallm......U..tefulJ Secudty Services. 1775 bn. muat be nexlble. Ume opentn1 for am-Center 9t. Bte102,
1 n. Jim Al t.,apu. 211 lllltDa ellf lltuWr ID_. •at I - -tao .. ,tt 0.. llwJ., t.apu tr7 .._ Plldka. Mull ...... ,.. . -~eQioywart. ... dbai-,..table
Drivers, Cbe8er Calt, ID ... adltiDI maeldae . Piii drtvtn.I record, zs Type a miDlmum 40
r )Tlorc*ier/G31! ! ;:'°'~
•Driver/Gardener comb. DllW job clauU\catkla 6 Have valid CA license. xlnl co. paid benefits.
Good drlvln1 record. Salary'150permo..
• liDD. ap 20. Apply at CIMCO
PeDDYS•ver. U60 :16.SBrtua
r ~A~l<*lt~~l:!:a:..!CM~·---Cosu Mesa ,, < 1 B1k S. of Baker off ,,________ Redhill)
o DllYBS
GH•IDS ,. .. , ....... ........
a.tlndweleome.
Uniforms furalsbed:
paid vacation. No ex·
paimce oecea1ary. App-
ly Lotus Investl&alioa •
Security. 1M1 Baker St.
Bldg. A. Costa lleaa ,
751·3'54.
GUARDS
r Men or women 25 n or
''older. Know the coul
·• dtiea. Net $llO a week or more. Oran1e Cout
Yellow Ctb, 17300 Ml.
11~Herrmano , Fountain
• Valley. <No of Slater
belwn Newbope 6
Full fr pa.rt time. All
General offlce We are a r e as . U n I f o r m 1
looking for someone furniabed. Ages 21 or
w/aecurate typln& who's rN«. Retired welcome.
well qanized & depen-No experience nee. Aw-
d able. $700/$800 mo. ly Universal Proc.ectM>n
Commen1urale w /U · Service, 122& W. 5th
perienoe. Street.. Santa Ana. In·
Eaaclid ) 4 girl olfice terview boura ~ 12 • 1-4
Xlnt benieftta Mon thrv Fri.
o.c. Airport area HAllSTTUST
Fredertdt Brown Aaloc.
11 a.a.-...-.a. ~ 546-99!15 W/dientele. XlnL work· _._,_~"• Ing cond. Good loc.
, Rtllller' Newspaper baa --------IBHU3, IM2·90N. mornlnt • anerooon nn,a~-R --------uo rout. lmmed in J:I -.. ~ Hardware sales, lull or
Toro, Kl.8Uon Viejo & ~~= part lime . See Mike S-Juan areaa. ~ Johnson, H.W. Wrtgbt -._ Call EXPDIENCE ri -• up 1*' mo. 5 Glrt Offtce Co.· 126 Roc:belt. St..·
r Dllieyl51-7ll3. Varied ActlvWea Cclta lleu.
We Will Train HeeJtb Food Store needa
:) BL E CT a 0 NI c As . Company Paid Beoefita penon to work i.-3 and/or
.• SDPR.QS-all pbuea, Elita~ wlmda. s.m1 ~ aa1&r1 eommeuurate WhalelaAeCompan)'
with exper . En1llsb CallbetweenS.2 Help me dean bouae9 6
.:• 1,.akln1 preferred. ~~ef6..am~~~lD~Newll~~por~rt~~J apta. P /T, $4.00/Hr. " ADdJ'e Elednlnlcs JlM..L ..: lliutlUa. IG-1115 aft. 7
1, Akw9J,Aw., C.11. _PM. ______ _
1• gLECT RIC 1 AN· for ~;u ..._Cl Hemet Unifted Scbool Dia·
. Mnk:9 work. must be --""'" bid ~ appllc• ~, 1111t • ~,. wtlllna NEEDS ticm for the foUowtn1 " 1o.n. w LOCAL..., C8Ufte8tedpm&Mml:
P •• -.-.-.-. -.-.-. -. -.-.-.;-.-.-.-it'I One lb for tbt blll jobs ID town I
Ji. 11..!1C'rm>JOCS
JICIASSM ·Kn ..
flCI ... ., ...
Im.Ana .,.OM&GA aaa-.soa4
VOLT
It "'-"1•1 ••tAtto 10.f II ,tll I'
--•• taltm cm eomtnmet.. rwa'd • will traiD. Xlat P..t Iba, PllOFBSIONA.LS r..--··--bail.NB.,_ stl-Sillll ~ bome. ea.ta N.8 . bHed lHd de. 191SUl'ft.m 1rl "'°'-qulck prollta. . ..._.-a~. Ideal for I 6 ~·buildet' lootia1
Deida '° ftll .... did Baby ltema, kilcben, v...,... bomemaker-1t11denl. • JOU a mwtJ ~ few front ore 1lrl to l 1 0 1 batb, dMorator etc. A.dlt:Jd .. Offlce. ...-ar a •••aned pro-..,._ pbaam. onrtoed ~:,r:.:..: .:!i -.JZL5dtpm. Pllttime. llustbnere-llZSbr.-.z711. feuloul , I wnld tnmc •wen w1aaJ.s
IAllJ. Ill ,...... to: llANAOl".JU'.NT labletrw.11WUO. =*= = i:-w-=-.! qr. 1'1Pe ..... Dic-~ .:=..P.O. PD>PLEPDION ~o-·No D t ' --Llilllbimepref.-nd.Great
Boat 100. • Ca Key P'·time buttaeu ctw.. ~:av~~.;~~ ::i':.:-~ ~a ~-0 ~~ct
ll1'1Q&. ~ ~ ~ Olt. llodell. Faabioa, ID~ Bee.I btau In-1S'731l ..._.TOttS ---_,,_..,. pboto. "fkteo. No dlr1 for dllllU)'. 1---------
Steec!:)' wort, eii:celleul alll.. CU prowide VWJ evaluation. 81 appt. IBllCelltimllilt needed for bemftta. ~e!el'Ted llttndhe extra i.Dcome. Z7.zm I baft opeolnp fer s bul7 H__,,aa Beach
fc;r...., amlraetm., So. _16_-n_______ ~· • .._ bldr. Bea•~ plloae
Ck'. Qr. OWeo twai.. MI •It•-Ac-t •NOl'BS• 6Ja-Newpat ............. -.........
tlaQ. ~ mu D.I fair ' 0 2 W ,.n._ 1\IU 6 ia 19. Do 8llt .... tbe pm 'Mr. CUI a.adia
X...,.Unl&D-t.IAIBlll. .._. 1 .,_,..._ Ex· *lllCC«TS• as twit>' ID ea11 tor ..-n.
Jrwm paieel•nfawwwre-__._Prwr.ned ~ '= 1---------
hrt-time pencma1 bes q u l r e d . C a l l *661 "729 * I& ... mi illlurmee trataee. Xln\. {(7'14~)59~~-~----1 -V Part.a drher needed. __ ., •-_.. -llca.-l"rl. Costa llleu _. __ y WK" ... vance-Mana.......,Tral.Dee _,.,ELS · needed for ·-Walkr.r 1; lr.P.
IDld. Pbaoe 112-5S7. Retail S1cre c:mvcdioa fubklD pboto --. KWINO Bal~
INSURANCE Radio Shack ba1 full awxWtac Chicqobued PAllT·TlllE Act Now.•--------•:stk:nll&/Ute Btkpg.
Plopert)' 6 Cuuhy Al· t l me career o p . ftrm iDten1ewtnl Jan. Help wanted teacbin& Profitable II oral DI Sm:m tn*la. 4 da.J wk,
llltaat. exp min 2 )'T'I inc pommiUm • pa.rtUme 12. ll II l«b.. Call for crafts.. weavtq • knot· Newspaper DealttabJp ~ ·Bdl area. Call
typlDI, a.lot benefits . job opportuniUea os>eft· appt. lllll.at.2 aft. s. IJq, needlepoi.et, ru1 svaiWlk. S... JaUll, Saa Pmida. -.UDL
Jamee Jnsuranc. otnce. log up now la the MOOILS:ISCOttTS hoo1Uo1. crewel, sul.e Oemem.e area. Invest· ~-~--'-------
1 rv lne, call II a ureeo Newport Beach area. lf d ata. \raJni.ng Included. mmt required
)'OU are _, .... ..., _.,__. IG8l%1 Aft 7pm Wort 10 to 12 hrs. Earn Call 1~zsz-au T'EL£PHONESALES 7SZ-OlllO. E.0.E. ...... _., I~ ' C!...I _ _._.. c11-lft.-.I....,.
or a coUege ~te or Need4--'--to manaae Ml to•· For ioterv~w _.for .... -..._ __;~=....~ 7 · INSURANCE. Fountain
Valley branda ol large
aulO lnauraoce a1ency
bMopminpfor:
UNDERWRITER
TRAINEES
Salary commensurate
w/iexperieoce • ability.
Xlot adnocemeot op.
partllnil)'. Ail rocnpaay
beneflu. Ca.II Kathy,
S4NlQ.
Keypunch
DATA OVERLOAD for
lemporary K.EPUNCH Ir
CRI' jobs. *'51-I091 •
LAB TECH-Work for
YOW11 pbarm1ceutlc1l
sroup lD the lab uam,
your delr'9ed llnowledce
ID mlcro-bWoa, bioloCY
or related science,
salary min at .., mo.
depeadln1 oo e1tper.
8eoefttt gn. tSS.S.
LANDSCAPE
ARCHITECT -lmmed.
postQi for drafts per'IOO• ldelllrm'w/1·8Yn~
dui:tioa ...,.... l'GDI •
L1Rocca Aaaoc.
n~MM
U .... _ ...__ " ca1JTI4-tlll)..3'117. Rapidly 1rowin1 Sao ._y __, ·~ .. ~r. are CWTeD 1 ,.,..., to tMimu p/Ume. Train· Fernando Valley flrm Heevy phone ules pro-
oolleee&hl&hJy motlvat· iDI frOVided. For appt. Part time ~lert for -*iqs-*Repaforao· eedure, wrtUn1 repair :!:: iDcreuedrf eaminc call M1·15.11. 4-?pcn. ~ ofc. trade uan. 3 du1trt a I chem I ca II/· orden, car de!. Ir aecur 00 pe ormance per1on ofc or O.C Janlt o ria? 1upplles incputa. llaturepenon
Pwe apply at 2100 W. NIWWAPB Airport, call aft lpm Cbemlc11I backcrouod wttb "'°'°' penoaali-~t Hllbway, Nwpl. Mia.=-.!_, __ . ~Ml-1Zl2 beipf•i but n o t ~i~...:' :J
••-.._......._ ~-Coauniwloo -SHACI( 1 A.H. to 4 A.II. Smail IMl!CDI •JE .,._714tor71'1-926. aitut.iom. COmpet.Wve ATANDYCORP. E.O.E. economy car req. '1IO • •-"' saJ based on exp. &
Wk. Call: t5M110, a PART TIME RE AL £ s TATE qm,lif.
Trade your old stulf for A.Ji. tot P.11. SALESMAN 'II ANTED. AAJICO TRANS. C.11.
new . &oodles with a Sell Uiinp fut with DaUy OPB41MGS F.ABN UPTO l.51' COM· Ml-l9 0 PMlfted ad. &C-5171 PUot Waat Ads. Help on Satwda)' It Sun· MISSION NET. 1 ·Can EC E PT I 0 NIST -
MANA GEM EMT
TRAINEE
~mDl"CdDptodeliver eam from DOK to llOOK Wiiiied ror H.B. Beauty DAILY PILOT aallllllJ. z.11\od out wllJ eao.. l"\t.U-U.me. Tiies·
to our carriers. llu1t new Uc. eam bil SSS Sat. Cubier exper .
bave IOOd drt•l.D& re-here. Come talk with neeeuary. 714-912-1131
cord, lar1e 1tatlon them. 3-0ur produc-akrorllllilAalrey.
WalDD or van. Howi)' + t I i D e x p e n s i v e
milea1e. Call Harry laDdtbudset ~rm•. 4· ll!X2P'I10NJST -Fast
Seeh!)' al: Pre-set appll. 1alore. pac:al OVWiGI co needs 642-4321 5-f~ out wbJ "we've racept/nrltcbboard
9ll t.be bait tbins soma ·•. Ollll'. 'n.t ii vtvadoua,
TE N.B. area. Alk ror llr. baa 1ood telephone IMM"'IA Howvcl.ISWG Wllce. nlce office •P·
P •_..TIME pearaoce + u .. oftlce ~I 8-1 bt.11111 llldllL We will traba oa OPENING Ill• t • S.. swttcbboard. Position
ar....a ....... "'··-AJI News-t 8cb lavm&meat avail aft Jan 15 Ila r.v. w-.Dr.t~,t!~:.,. =:!'::!:!.s~~!: ~·~ ~e:!;
n.,..,. • rwi'd. llr. lliPl1ao: comm w /exper. Call To a. caa....._ II ~ -.xrsalktorSADllJ f°' ,,...., ..... c ... a..llltU.. ._ • .=..=,_ ____ _
_. .... goed UC9el9 llteo!lllianllt. tome tn>-
.. '-d ~ ln1. lllnlmal offlce •·-. reeer • Will traha. aett com· dudll. Nwpo1t Btadl.. I• rt• It• ti•• ......_ tlllt la tllle fa.. Call DlaDil or cea.u..
W_... er ••• dllitry 10-ID top.... • ... --.-• duren. Pew lD\eniew --------Ho•rly ?•J + Clll1 aw• ILelDllll Jteal • ......... , •• o.u.amce:m.mo
C:. Hlny Sully ......... ,.. ..... O ••I O,.alq for llctated , __ .....;... ____ _
~ t~e• Mple, loct!ll1
mi dJan•hlJ,.. ...._Klee'._.
worllla1 co.adltl0D1. Bll'DUIK ,.,...,.....
.. c..tdW'•' ... '\.. call na.tm. &a.et•· 1.io..;:...o;;,,a.,;;~-.-~;;;.;._.. ... _.. ..
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Saleamaa/llillmao for
ka1 bardWood lum.beT
bualo•••· Good
per1ooality 6
matbemlltJcal ablllcy re-
quired. No previous ~~~~~~~~ Mails.-. hlmllM' exper. nee. p .:io
SALIS s-br . .c> bn. per week. SICUTARY
Property llana1ement
Firm ia Fountain VaUey
bal immediate e>pei1ln1
ror abarp secretary.
Ml.Ill type mioimum 80
wpm 4t bave excellenl
1ecretarlal abllltlea.
Salary • $1,000. mo. Call
Newpart Slatlioaen me C.U•ru7 for appt.
"the lrpt "c auppUen c:...i--Penn full· In Onnae C.o bu open --· . illpfarf\illtlmeli Ume. R .11 . Abram•
time ... penoaneL Ex· cataloC SbowroOm, 1119 = tldl yrww o( Newport Blvd., Cosla
CJllPll' for adv. _ .... __ , _____ _ .._,......m&Q)'
bmef. A"*1 to Penoo --... peatS••-· Ga BlrdaSlreet Newrcn a.adl
.. """ ... 1@4 pbaDe 557-9212
5.-.glwluahw
~· required. Part·
.une wmter. ruu time
il.llDIDS. ~S.91*>
liling Instructor needed
SALES POSmON • la ~ M thru F, 10-4,
Lquoa Beach Tennia ~ Pro Sbop. llOD· Fr I. .._--.... _-Guardl ___ needed __ •
l :lJD..s:JD. Call.... .,_ ..... ..., F(f, Pff. unarmed po11u SAi ES PBSOHS ia llluklo Viejo area.
fW11cmalJl7 plus adulta <M' "phone needed Call
to work wltb and 7'&2300Belween9AM&
motivate kida. Over 21. 3 PM for appoint.
In Laauoa. Capistrano.
San Clemente areas.
PART TIME
EvaaNGS
PHOME:
Sec'y, Ass111t.ant to Mgr,
varied duties, friendly.
aggresa1ve w /good ofc
abilities. Xlnt Potential
for nght person. 642-8400.
'ipt. Bdl. 25-27f't. cnais 642-4321 or~ Self driven rere p .
tioni1t1secretary Typ-
ing lr:nowledge & phones
Newport/Cost.a Mesa or
fices. 83M!)()3
ng uUboats. Wknds Ext. :zso. Between l·SPM.
ow. F /tlme summer Ask For Andrea
A'>-_n_oo_. -----·SALES REPRESEN·
U..ES
\UDI(} VISUAL SALES
tEP. Fast growing
1udio-vis ual com ·
nuoicalloo8 co. requi
··•per. A·V softwar
.ales person .
~nowledgable w/tb
>.C. marb!t place. .
-uningl poUGtlal.
....., to SBA. 11 F
Ill, 1". CA llZ71•.
TATJVE ·TO call OD re-
ader ad business accts
for adversiting. Moo·F'ri.
fJ..S.. Bue + comm. Co.
benefita. Will train. Neal
SllletMttalTa alllt1H
SpaceTek
1!122 Placentia A~. C M
appearance&goodspeU· Sheet metal brake
m,ee1aeotiat Apply 1660 operator & pun c h
PtacmtiaAve.C.M. ~-Fast growing
co. needs good people. Sandwicbman wanted. XJnt. co ben. Paid
Ftr,orPff,Gary's Deli, holidays. V.A.I. Irvine
819& ea.& ewy, CdM, --. s.1 mo
orc:allm..tlll. --------\Ll!S OaxP'ft1 . S B 1 P P I N G 6
tyaamic person fo Sec.~avalLf:OUn-RECEIVING Exper.
elepborwl aollci:tine pas. die lite bootk.eepaoc Is pref. -40 bra + ~e \vail. to top producers. computer duties . req. Spaniab helpful
l'aDtastic bene & work· Mwmal exp. necesHTY · Rapid advancement
ng coods. Located i cal.I for appomt.. 551--'116 possible. Coata Mesa
,qunaN'aguel.831-M>O SECRET A RY · _m.-o __ . ____ _
ll u. depend a bl e. OWitmdinc oppty " xJ.nt Slk acnmer, exp. lo con-
aabft. full·Ume, sales pay ill • growing 00· or secutive number stencil
, homemaking exper. Hoq.64.5-2111 printing. Nr. 0 C .
nl'd. TbeCorreeBean: Secawl•r/a.t& Airport.. e AM-t:ao PM.
.49-1'196. Due to expan1ioo. Mcn.-Tbun.1'1t-lt83
..Ila: Earn $2:1() to $1000 a
veek. The Burglar
~ lnduslry ls l(row-
ng &your earning poten·
ial Is unlimited. We will
rain you In sales &
rnarketiog of alarm
;yat.erns <residential.
coaunercial, vehicle &
~arloe > For an ln-
. er v t e w C all :
7J.4..se.7855.
.Al.lS. -Exper. lales
IDlD. Write YoQTOWD pay
check. Lucrative new
fndien in automot.lve
security sy1tema .
6G-1V1'9, &M-6749 Ch11ek. ...
dynamic loan brokerage ST ART NOW!
company bas immediate Local Amway diatributor
o P e n I D I f o r offen opportunity for
Secnt.ary /Clerk to deal ...----·-y ... k wltb foreclosers & all _.,.. "'4U ..... p . ou .,.c
aspeda al loan servicing. the how's. For •111-'t· to
Ability to ewe W>der pre· start in businella o( your
ssure dealing wltb own, call 831-1246 or diverse laaks & in· _SIM-S226. _______ _
dlviduals. Good or· STOCK CLERK· Irv
aanizatiooal ablllty. 1:-1 firm bu immed
computational !'kills. opmin& ror a atoct clerk .
stmo or 1peed ""~tit Some heavy Uftio1 • ~rJ:.= Pr:_ anedrivhJ&. Please call
ferred. Salary open. Call -~-------
11.S. HNl, MO-m>. Stock clrl. qear o .c
Secretary /Clerk Trne. Airport. Beneflla. I
WW tram the right pen AIM:30 Pll. Moo-Tbur.
far tbia faat paced Hunt· _m._l_483 _____ _
in8lm 8cb COOl\rUC of c. StuleS Trainee for Show
GANIS Cl.ULloda!Ml-1818. Hone Is Breedlnl
Seeldal2motivat.ed,out· Secretary -y acbt RandL Uve in. Salary tit ~ Is napomib&e peo-f --•~A.. flnD loc 00 i D •tr u ct Ion• . Ca II .-or permanent uU ...__ •1Dllor3M-ZZ11l.
time poaltlon, wltb a.be water lo Npt. .8dL
career pmslbWU. In an ..._ aecreW'Y/Otl Fri· -------· adult atrate11 1ame day for 1eo. office 51\GIMTS
at«e. ApplJ Cheas Is employment. Typtoc ~ today ror local o.n. Unlimited. 2'100 :Dwpm, bldla aper pref. tmlpJrar)' uatpmeou.
W. eo.l lhrJ. N.B. or Salary commeuurale Mmtbeoverl&. -i:.o .E.
llN11'11tiD Ave., Santa with cqier. 0,. benefits. &17.0045
Ana. Pleue call ror •ppt. r:. NVeral ~= ---· ,--iCl\•LlfC ---~ Oattal mana1er of"~=-~ Hom•• • Good Com· ...n oowm. compaa,y .,,_ ...,,._..
.. ....., · ARll1 eo.&a loakial for ma&ure. ap. ttew,.. .._.
.._. lllobiJe Bamea. • 1 • c r • l a r J I a d • ~~~~~~~~ w. UllL a. ta an mbmtratln aulataaL TIACI 94$ AIOI
s... Dl9eltar' a.lea k · Slllttmd r;qalnd.. Salar7 Pr9&bool. EQr ~for prmi,._ cotnmenau.rate W /H • ~SHM ·
• re • .... .......................
•• u .. or.••••
TRAINEE -picture AM'119U1WALI. framiDI bu1toe11. IUNJANUA&YU
hrmaoeat poalUoo. DOOR~JFl'S. _a_a_ ..... __ ~------. A L L l T E • s
Train•• Po1 l tloo, Jl900UHl'El>W/A.D6.
Swtttbboard Operator. JOIN OUR
lllMlt be able to work ca QRA'nON! !
flexlbl• boura. Call ~
a.7m AN'ftQUE MALL
n-ave1 A&mt, exper'd oo-ll'm Westmlrwter Ave.
ly. COmmerelal/Sabre. GardeDGrove 55U103
Executive Travel, Irv.
_SDM>I~~-~~~--.' HllNCHAMT'l9UIS
TIAVB. Aean' New sb=Dt bere. -...... "_, min 2 Over 300 . January .... "' ,,.,,., yn ex· S&le, aave up to~ Oil
per, 6'4-srD our~ Jlric.. FRENCH
---------. llANOJ\S ANTIQUES.
TVPIST -Mak.me um zna s. Fairview. comer call could cbaqe your Warner. Santa Ana.
life. Grvwtnc firm bu ('714 )979-1708. Open 7
Im med opeolo1 ror d.Qs..10/JI .. PM .
briJbt person w 11ooc1 --------pbcme penooality • UL
typlni UillL New exec . oma. &ocat.ed lo Lquna
N'iiuef. Call SSl'"'° for
m&er'YleW ,,,....,/T
Sam-lpm, pleasant worit· ma cood. Call for in·
t.erview. 1157. wo. lrvme
UNDBWUTBl
lnaurance Agency need.a
experienred fire &
casualty underwriter
Good opportunity
Robert.son loaurance As·
aoc. Inc. 67S-05Q.
ANTIQUE DfALERS
BUY NOW BEFORE
JANUARY RUSH
AT BELOW ~EPRJCES
~r.:= .... '5'*AMT19UI
AIJCTIOM ~AURY
1.D>So. otiveSt. Oranae
~preview Thur· Fri
12ooootoSPM. YouM'ed
rd be preM?Ot at sale.
Presale b1da accepted
Catak>p avail. Call (714 )
6»7790
WAITE.RS -Full service ~~~~~~~~~
Blood male Cocker
Spsniel.. 3 yn old, very
pmlJe,to&dbm 131-~
To 1ood bome. Old Enlbab ..., doc mla.
~.'hrb.-...00
Very la Lab Sbepberd
aux. 1 yr old, 1reat
-~~74116 ,...la. 8050 .......................
••IBUY•*
Good used Funulure • ~-OR I will adJ or for You
MASTRS AUCT10M
U6 1616 • HJ.t'2S
C~PAIO
For gd I.Md tum. aatJ.
ques 6 cir TV 'a 1157 81.33
8 Olntm'lp. DrexeJ d..uuq
chain. Perfed cooc1. A.1.1
for $400. 6'4-7ll.S
Dbl book bead'board bed. IDlldlinl .. 6 drwr drsr
w/mirror mo m-ooM
9· Sela • i.o'laul, sreeo.
$125..
MeJticao realauraot
seek• waitera & bus
boys. Mm. 3yn nper. in
Coot ineotal restaurant
Span&ah belp(w. but noc.
nee. Apply tn person.
Moo·Fri. 12·3PM. Las
BriNa, Ill CUlf Dr. Laa.
8dl.
Beautiful. old Morgan
silver dollar collecUooa.
Every year. 1178 thru um. In albums. Valued
C1Vf!!I $5000. Sell rw 11000
Is up. P/P. llr. Chap-
pelow, (1)675·1740 5'5-317.
Blllaoa. r Onllile Iola. mo. •· Mft't9UI ........ .., ..... loci
WM:llll SAU becldlaa tlH. Botlt
W AfTIAS Fri.. S8l. lUb Is 12th. =-~~e Jo 1ood
Prof,.,.ion.tl First. clau Mpm. Dbleoaal to ~
l1aliln ResUluraat needs d!. Pbr Sale: P'eeD • wb.11.e
experienced Waiters. Windlor .. Wiebr 7fL eaf•MO. GoAd bane· ~ lo penoo. Pronto .., 1:. 17'U1St. CM illl .._.$2.S. Tw1a "9d 6
Ratoranle, So. Cout -------80-1-0 frame.$1.S. Green aha.a
Plaza. UwerLevel. 'o;'1uu ca ..... t ·llft.Xllll·SSO.
--------... --•-••••••••• • r-~R PAID _N-_&M_l_. -----W.ud ''au Pere.' to Can! d R rrt Wahr/ ryn/ e I•· II o vi o 1 . Sur p I u • for 3 cblldren. Call ~oraotlSJ-CIJS Jl\aralture, formal aotl·
_4SN-51'1'9 ___ ev. __ . ___ ---1 Admiral RefriS. 2 door. que dlntq room set.
WA.REHOUSEHELP needa cold control re-yard furoUure. Call N e e d a a e x p e r per. $100.. Mo6-T114. _MMIZl.5. _______ _
warehouae mao, 1bJp·
.. A .. a.. ~A ... inv--,..,... ~.. _... -i..... I'"°'>' llOla Is c:balr. occ. ..... • ,_,...,,,... ....... .._. ........... .,...... ,_....... daa!r. lamps. tables.
iay coatrol. etc. Good cond. SD. Call aft.er 5:30 ...__._ ._ ....... t _.._,_
startinl aalal)'. pd vaca-pm.87UMI. ti't::t,';;;~bd'b:l: ticm. Co. pd inauraDce. call n4-540-95U Italian W..ucl: double a.eo.1u mme IC7.mL
Paclftc nJe lDc. 35.o w. raqe ta 1ood cood. Two Electric TwiD Beds,
W.mer Ave. !1111.ml eves. _. ..-. S1DO ~Call
-W.-Mll--IOt-.151--a.a--., Wa:sber /dryer, d&b'fthr, an.r-epm: ~1915.
ntJi&, portable color TV. !,'}; Immed o=· forced air furuce, SlOO 4 matdl ....... 11191 bd ~.~-' .. _,........: _ea._Mf-_Sltl ______ dn SIDO. tin1 n mat· ..__ . nee. can .,...,... tlbmt .,.. • traJDe. Id
llarioe. 549-1671 for White Coldapot refrt1. cood. uoo. P'• 11 u
81111C-£..0.& 11/P/H. Fra1t-free. lieu fl. $150. ro0awaJ b9d. like _. --------i m..zJe..-71Z3 ..:.•--m--•--:----WAlCH M•IB W ttnatw-ae COD'ft. di.I-Kn&. S& 8ecL SimllM!ftl
inr.ber. Veryniceeood. 01 o•• ftrm. hrf.
'15. 5tf..aM17 ClllD1......,,.
..
Twtn bed w /s&ora&e. am
desk w,abelv~. open
rroat butch w /lower
~. XL-1'75, d.i.rt 00·
ty. 2 med Ooodncb 10Rl.S
LT. mm1 slu boota. 10.,..
A· B. Deletloot. auac. JM
ltlJicnoba St. C.11. Sal·
8e AIWlr .... No Ea.tty
ardl
MOVING-Aollquea lo
toys. sa 1-2 cu AJ.iso.
Nwpt Hal.a ~-
Yard Sale Sal• Sua. 1~3
S06 L5tb St.. HunL Bueti .
Oatbloe __ . ~misc __ _
Garage SaJe. Sal 1717
LakeSl. HB.
S36--4B
JS Years Worth ''
1m MonnMa, C M
Sal tit Son. se.~107
Mesa del Mar . 940
MqelJ.tn. C.M S. Bak.er,
W Bur.1·12tol·U
Morial.'Di'f'Of'Cle. Rain °" Shine. F\lro. Mart•& ...a., $3$. Dryer, $50.
QodMm. ll.lsc. 10Jrs ac-c um. Reasonable.
Sat.ll&lD.. 10-C. 20121
Rivel aide Dr .• Sala AAA
lb. Sala Ana Ave 6
~s.en
PmidDI lot ... OorDer
Mam St. • 1'oftda. l bit
W. GI 8Nda, acroaa h'om
l"w ~ HmL Bell.
lllalti-fami.b' • bul'mta
clearouu. Coatrector
~s.&.Jm.12.I
All.
... .. , I071 .......................
MMS1Cl115
.......... Pac* ....
orllklDe • ...-
WlllJ&ed to work OD pr&-
dakJD oU field lnllnl·
meuta. Good COIOpallJ
beoetita. J:xcellml op-
portunlty for advance-
ment. Contact Person-
nel, 51S7-9051. !!qu.al Op-
Alilco .. cu. ft. db&e door fri1. ., or bit olr. Gd ClllD1. 7Sl-1Q.
portuntty Empk>yer. Geo. Elec No-P'roat
Sofa A toveaeat . ~ 3 wU old. a.,6eell.U...C!llbm.No Oalt~..USB>. Wood bl&)t dealers prices.
coffee • eod table•. ...._ .. llS3
~~~~~~~ Retria. A1molt new. CJD. ., -5-tm under eoll. WILDB O.& ~115.IM-n. 9-t metal fabdcaUOD.
lamlll. 25 •• eolor eamole SaUlai ..,wn, wtth •
TV. $115. ...._, Olily POat Cluaified Ad
an beda. X1Dt. cood.. la a aimp&e mauu . . . a:.,.we aoo. 1• call sa-5111.
lllNK STOLE Emba
natural blue mutaboo.
BEAl11'lFUL UNUSUAL Worn tw\ce MOOOBO
QllNESE OBJECTS WMBER. Bectwooc1 lx4
lilcMld. mUlt ..U. furn, ~Gt Alao 12 abeets top
paredalm,_ ao.onoe. ID· qu.abty P'J'WOOd. EntJTe
laid acreena. avonea. p&aS22510BO. ~l
mmxy raft amc. 64l).4b3 llcLaae ?·blade reel. Beet amall boys bike, Po'ftl' mower-w/catcner
YKUWD cieaaer, a1J good Jdnl and 1Z25.. ~2332.
co ad . 6 4 ~·!1324 ........__ ~ ~-bed. Kmc·st. becl.
9eWUll cm cb w cabinet.
Dmo Grack>-md.er'. pat Call 551-«117
tHn arader. model
DO "'° aew. llled on
ce. $tllO 5-UU al\ 6
lbnlnd Goebei <Annual
pl.as I edJUoo l~J thru
1i'1I lAled at S1JOO. a c °"" best air ~ 121.S aft
6Clm. -----
fflCbes lur West I,.; rare
coupocu. S.SOea. Exp.
Jm. Jl Oy, ~-4606.
E\oa. 546-1.S 1.9
Pon. cht.bwl.br. ebests. 3
64 drawa's, met.a.I ofrlc~
desk. ant1quf' 0H1ce
den. om« cba1rs •
bediude or lamp tat>Ms.
amc.SC.-S
Pru.ea. mut sell: ·79
8'ack Slcybawk. lSOmt.
41pd. 15100 Mama Bear
fisher wood burning
stove $350 Alao have
us ~d elec Pinball
aactune 125 & Hughei
Au-west i,.,Fare ticket.
~-
MEN'S CLOTHING &
SHOES. Xlra lge sues.
Slurta. coats, Jackets.
!hoes, Som\! oew. all
pJd cood.. V~ry cheap
Abo very good wet SW I.
B> ~5844 aft 6 pm &
~
ta.le• fl·-· toll N..& TeaalS Cub l"am.ily -.. -·--······ "t 21 ....... .!-!!!!.---~-~-~'~l11a1ua •u.a. u •trio& -*le pltar. _,.,_
a,&..,-. toalil lib_.. 0.11 Jl• M2·1• or
CIOllllP'te Kt for $150. ~ .... ..._
MMm>: l6mll Oflc. ,_ I ' •
I ,, .. IOIS ~ IJ"a&ler'. SW P'r't&.. • I I.! I. I •••••••••••••••
SllS. Waaber/Dryer,
.... MMZl7
Braa1 Rat Rack ,
reprodDctaoo.. 12QC). • 7 .
......_ Ydwt IOfa, like
.... AtO. call~.
O..&Ofc .... ,....s-.
Wb1U tap of tbe line
aeet-me • dilep wooct eacutlve des& w /malulg
reeepbCID deak. Several
s wivel <'hairs , file c.a.ma 6 additional O(·
&le eqoipment. m.. 1802
arl51..a..
Tl FF AN v ·s CL u B For.ale or leaae. 1 Savin
II £ II 8 E R S H I P 7S5 Copy macbiae. Xlnt.
NEWPORT. Sl7S. and. I mo. okl. Coat.act.
131·10&.Z ~
Senke tool blu. lkeJ
locS., ..... Mdt. Call
hul, aQJtlme.. lll·sm2.
....... ~ ,_. C\"'"41Qem. .....
t0-97
----------WE'VE MOVED 6 Mt1ST
SELL THE
FOLLOWING TRIS
WD'Jl.: ~ .. deUs
• er-dent•, a« cbairs
• .......... dnft.iDa ta-
ble ........ delks • Blll--... --taa-ali_•_Mlmlt ___ , +die. All in xJnt coadi·
• T 11'. 8DeiP& aew '71 tkm......,
for •· N•Hr a1ed. Cloeial out 2 offices.
II* oft . Cali 5S37lO o.a. ctn. boakc_. Is
blllcn IPll. artial drawinl board.
AllL fwA. l couch tzs. _m.sm ________ _
1dr w /fod 9'ool 115. 4 I.Mp Executive Walnut
Alatlx'l'nDI Am map. O..lt wtdiaappearing
'811&al.Gl·l449 typewriter abelf. $100.
Typewriter . 111..zm
1811 Eae<.'utive
~ter. perfect cood .
$.'llO. 875-0564
Smtlb /·Corona
Secn&arial. All dedric.
t.vy duty. $175. Perl.
cmctitlm ..... ~~~~==~---IT 1 p ew r It er . C9ti6ec1. bellarc, TJG • f'riCkSa1N UpdPt I' IP'
MlO. 8aluy dependlnc n.--. SIDO. Ver7 &d
....,
.----------------.. Sm l t b I C or on a on eaper\enee. Space caid.81-Zm
'M. 1IZZ Placeot1a Ave. llq all 1 IOZO _c_ .... _______ __, I 111eee8I I I I If I 118 I••••
1 tad ttil, •eoftee tbl OU.
1 btde·a·bed qu H . I
~ • tbl. l JC).1p
bia.C'll-lm WILD8 Gb'tll3D'' ad•''bibl
Nowblrtntwelder. Wood Ooadcmdltion I fOCJt tradlUoeal 1old
llabtlDa. ~-1 --.... SB. --='-------------. Glrll Bike, at" Sean, 8514111
'WI *•,__ pd COPc!ttW tn!D1a1 ....... IOl5
Sec:re&artal. All electric.
bvy duty. $175. Perf.
cmd. .....
IOl7 .......................
N • • p o r t B • a c b perieace. Call Nonna, r-
CDOl'll ... laY .. tmeat OM•-Teacbu for pre·
CIQOfl&ica.lleal......._ llCU:l'AaYJAOCOUN'l't kiDdsrt•rtea clUt ln
......... ~ ...... .-..-i. ········-····-·· An_ ,.,. lD..,..t.d la a 8lmdQ ODIJ ~ •u.s. ~brud~ C& ;• 1 •M .,._~=~ '--•'u ..... MACTION
llJalgd ~ « PAYABL& NtwPolt 8udl N......,.
lllCQriU.. bacQroud AIWlln9ee ......... --~ · (11'11.W.,, com,,,,.,.,_ U•ICY • 0 ,.rt.need. Im· +ID,....._ a.Pl1 to IDNWsJtld.iilldltlW'p mediate openln1.
a.tm,e/oDIQJPDat, IMl'etar7 W/HCOUOtl .;.•:::.::IMl::.;::;;--:~---
10 •oa 1MO, Coate ~~ •_aper, 10 "NIPCM&Mtl
Jlllia;CA-. ....,Jll!. '1plDa. Lucky Yoial We •H
91111v:;;a'aO& bneftt1. c.1a9' (~ = -:::'~':
,,_.. IW U.. ._bi -.:a.; for •ore teJepboDt
-" • -" s.ro-SllCIUCt'AAY -J'« car 1ollcl\on. W• Htd ~··, ......... ,........, ..... &: ·-'4Hs,..,~ ,.,..,_ ~ fldl « t11t1-. ... ..,,,..., ftllDi. .. _. tt I I -· .-rt'-tl ... S.,... MC. ,_ .m. weft. PVU or l:a llD ........... ,,..,... • ....,, + -. can ~. •cam.-Yw,....,. .,_,. iM»trll •-'IP a. br~U'•lTU. fraiil ... to .... ,..br.
tiir"'* -!llilllr8'9 -~, 1Mll.OOI ,... ....
,.,......, N.a. •11 liHl7a..; aftff
....... 1'11 ••-Mt, • ....
~ wWa lbopa for .... i,J .. _,_....... ~Dr.,L!f. 8dL • all
vlumlnt, ellHHI, 1IEe..,. S.-pr •• _ • ~~
.U.., dalJ7 ~l ~/f.oom W/UM 6 Olr'lllSaJe. ftt.aat.()ut. ~===:::~======~~!!~~~~~~~ our own ..._., • amau u v -.teMTM .._., maear, ba .-t.dd ,,.:
qataarun o.,.ola• · · 1ooda. IUI Vl1ta Karella. We welcome n.. fAltilt draw IA Ute Dl'ndo.NB
)' o u h q u It I• t · W.... • .a Dalb PUol ----------~ TH•ID5l Q_.,,.,,Ad. .... M71. .....................
f'lril; 6 ae.a. WCJOcl.
llrtditAIWIMe,11
Llt1 ..... lntM. ... ...
'H rord Model A
rl7.fOYOTA lat 6·•»••4,plckup '"11 Oodt• Via 100
Qlltam, MeNo, map. Ttad.nauaa. ~~. UI cuatomla•d ln\trtor. _... -.000 • c:mtom :c!!!.ra, wlcl• Urt•. am. tuemtJGI> byTnp-...,_Joa. s. .... Cl( ... Ana. Ca~ &o~. <1Pllal> chalr•. 1 uoroot. SJttl portbola, P /A, P /B. IOIWITMAM maa wbhr $0SO.
YOUCIWA... "°""*--.w ... mlnr•Ave. '17 Dodi• llarry van
'8 W•m'Oet• ''cube VllD .. 12 ft. carao
•'1161 ... .,.. ..... Radio, beateT. lir
·--------Roldlter lapac1. Order "1J PJ 0-mtno. ..... ... c 0 0 d . • • u \ 0 .
btater. p I B (HW ) • tramau11ioa. ad cood.
·--fncld &o ..u. Call Jerry ,_, .. ,. -.,., umpw ... 1·0$$3. Aft. 4 .00
,,, .. °'-" c:...fit.
2125Hutl0r Blvd.
006TAKESA
'79-2100
.,., ..... ,.
Auto. tn.u .. •llDJ'OC>f.
All/FM •terao. ~· tNl'JA)
to 10QI' fl*. Bit Ofl'. •1111
........ llina CIODY. • .., .. Good 11op, WY.
lbll1, bnDd .... pabst. -
mull .... Qall m.aaor 5-87 Oao't Sell Your Car! ........... fllillt II. lJ --~.,;;;..~;._..-~ llet't, Illa 1(, eomp, dnme ooqilete. Wide
wblt.e lldewallt. Side· mowata. 12K or b4tal cub. tJH at Cuatom
Cabtnet1 . Main it
Garfleld. HB.
flJT.flm .._..._... tllO --------· --............... . CllVBIMW
PAYS TOP DOLLAR
Fera.. UMdlmports can Jljb or Doo
711MWJZOI
Auto. tran. .. Alf/Flf
atereo cauell•. •lr
tmd,, cha!DQ!tlx while.
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..--------<MMlpu' UJ/08 'Tl .. Alaacdl 9110 aduned, sleeps e, dot t r 1 r • lo • 0 u t O r _..................... covtttklP Locced near
71 Dodie D-!O • .Pimp, lir, abell. »+ mpb.., call
5'51 ....
'71 Dodie P.U. ~ T. 311
llidt. C/\d. bo1. Grul
Clauk '57 llGA xJnt abape'1&50 ..... 10M
~=i:: make of. i4f15 Courier PU, welJ
--------cared for, 1 owner. ma&
._,,...._.. wills. camper aheJI. rec
Vtllidea 9530 a.u. carpeted tbnM>ut, ....................... Glwteat.w TIS. r 1e ·eo 1911 ~ 150, aerobal Roaattta Beach, Baja,
Sportfl&b ulfen' A very • SIO.SJO. Calli. fllOO.. CaU -.BOTe. Wanted; Uaed Explorer
Oo. tn4 >8T~ Mif.UU _aft_3_.30_PM_. ----lDJtor' van In good coodl·
new briLI. See to apprec
124115. ~eves.
26' Cbn1 Craft Cabin .,_Sew +lce,'-il tJon.C.U...-.
Qv Sharp. New eng., C 911;.S./ l:Aecet1arlea 9400 4WMllDrivee 9550
Tl Chevy ~too. lumber
nd. too{ box. air. lo [JlJ.
xim oood. $520() or offer:
001-0922. Wien•
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SEUING
T'Wsh Yow
DAILY PILOT
IOATMART
Canvas, VHF Fully .... tl10 -••••••••••••••••••••
equip. N.B. IS2 7145 ....... ••••••••••••••••• ..W
DG19 Camper Shell ror miJ:u· PARTSllSZRVlCE tr u c t. curt al o a . Ul'll.l-s HAltDSHIP SALE wht/brwn extr. Bat otr. rrvv"' .. -_ 0pen7Lm. 'tll6p.m . Bill·flsh Special 36' ......,,.u Monday tbru Fri~
Pacifica SF. Fully CkJMdSat.lsSun. round/hrnn diesel. All EJC&mmocamperabeU. Effectiveltoo. i /24119
elettronics. 846-2912. ~ SADDLBACIC
:W' TS Hunter. sdn. '57, FOID
dean. well equlp'd, 5gph, Matooimdllret 9140 ZMOS Main.Sant.a Ana
crae. Good family or bve-••••••••••••••••••••••• At the Corner of Warner
Toploc•yowod aboard. Must sell? Sports model Peugeot 546-7070
C-642-5678 TI4-5'36-8092, boat wknd l03llp. Good cond. w IX· -6Th-4407. traa. "25.. Call anytime, Alllol for S. ---------.Iii '75 Tn·Hull Omega, 18', 6'7S-e>12. ·-••••••••••••••••••••
..... MariM 4cyln Volva, 1/0 , llShp, "19 Puegeol Moped, low I~~~ r.,m,_..t 9030 W/brand new, cstm fit, miles. xlot cond. $400 READERSAND
--••••••••••••••••••• Trail Rite trailtt $3,000. 964-:iOSl ADVERTISERS
Cireymarine327eng com-Must sell. &r7·l409 aft. 6 Molorcydn--------The pnce of items
pl •/Warner velvet-PM. scoot:;;/ 9150 advert111ed by vehicle
drive. SB!W). 6'S-62ll .... a...t/ ••••••••••••••••••••••• dealers m the vehicle a..fer 9050 '785uzuki DR 370. Ridden claas1fied advertising •ZODIAC* •••••••••••••••• .. ••••• 4 tunes. SelJer trade 950. columns doe& not include PORT·A MARINE •IMMACULATE• CaJlm-04.58 any applicable taxes,
INFLATABLE BOATS 28' 30'10""TS llcen&e, tran&fer fees,
292SCollege. Costa Mesa 6 12 • Pl "'= '79 Suzuki SP 370. Like finance charges, fees for 1714 > st0-2070 I mo. ana pr . Nu. Sl.450 or make offer. air pol.lulioo cootrol de ----From Sl89 mo. in sips, Call Til-04.58 vice certificatJons or de m> 3.5 Evmrude, trans0> lessons213/823-4064 Own --------aler documentary pre.
oeaoic, 5i8 yacht braid. Boats. Sail 9060 75, excel X·L 350, Honda, paraticm charges unless
9'8" inJl. twin tanks & re ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1200 miles, exc. cood, =:cllled by
IUlator. Wet swt, mf'd. '49. Luders 16, 25ft, varn ~-SSS.Tt42
L 1 Ce jackets, hull. s II p 1n NB. Yamaha i6 RD400 XlnL ••,us/
turnbuckles, flopper beautiful. $4000 shape. Lo/mi. Cafe. Clil1la 9520
stopper, keroeene lamp lllN-9010. $1,500 or make orrer. .. ... ••••••••••••••••••
lrmucbmore 496-7446 •IMMACULATE• fr15.:m7 ~ Ford 4 door w•eon. -........ r-9040 very ori&inal, Thun--,.._.. 21'-JO'IOATS '79 Yamaiha l2S Street dertlUd enc. .Uck. $19915. .......................
""GUANO r ACICER ..
a · Moaterey w 1ongtna1
Web engine. Boat " eQline over 50 years old.
Oooaiatent trophy Win• ner. For sale or lnde.
..... alfll'. PP. 146-3478
6112 mo. Plans f.repd. Blke. New, only 796 8).S107
From '189/mo. inc . alpe, milea. Cost $1400, will lessons Z13~ 01'n aelUor $700. 646-180S. 'st MG A. Creampuf f.
'71 Coronado 35', lri· MUST SELL! Rebu1lt
cabin, d iesel. Iota of "H" HD Sportster, mas, clean, recent SUT• tHOOH '2,100. Offer.
wy.~aft.5. MMm..
mn Sell, trade or best
offer. A1lo 'M llaaerati
Sebrin1. '10500. Sell,
tnde or best olfer. Pvt.
Puty. Gl.Jt763.
........... ~··········
'75 Jimmy GMC, loaded,
m..-t sell asoo.
831-1'55 eves.
'68 Jeep V6 Xlot mpg.
Runs 1ood. Art s &
wlcoda. 646-4350. $1395
080
77 El Camino Classic,
llUIO. A 1C, cne control,
AM FM cass. CB. $4990
orolfer A!t5 ~7856
Slic k '74 G MC P U
w1shell Loaded Must
Tl"lltb 95,0 :e~~ Call S40 ~
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1979CHEVllOLET '72 Blazer. xlot cond.
LUY PICkUP San)'O AM FM cassette.
4 speed trans , custom new pamt, 66,000 ong ma,
shell w1carpeted 1n. $4500,best ofr. Mllllt sell
tenor, stereo & ma~ Q\8Ck499-2393
wheels It b black &nice' ·75 Chevy Pickup 1n ~~ ... 56995 beaut rood Muat sell
IAUa MOTORS :z~ best oner. Lee.
CALL 979-2500 -----
--------l!m Q)evy Pickup. runs 76CHEVY good, needs trans
LUY fllCKUP 498-6371 alt4 :r> PM
4 speed beauty. Radio
and heater S h a r p
camper shell Very clean
truck. (l.082712 )
$3495
IOIWITHAM
VOU<SWAGEH
7000 WeatmJ.nsln' Ave.
111 Westminater
8fll.7S61 838-7880
1976TOYOTA
LOM&llD PICKUP
4 speed trans .. stripes &
AM/FY nMbo. Come 10
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ASIOM&S3995
IAua MOTOltS
CAU. 979-2500
9570 •••••••••••••••••••••••
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Cl*VROUT
ST&'VAN
A&Aomauc. CSer 8822 ).
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HOWAU 0.Yr'Oltt
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IJJ.0511
'78 Ford E-100 2SKJDJ. v.a. alr. All/Fii atereo
cau. PIS, carpeted •
panelled. $S,IOO. dya
9Sll7, eves .-nos
'73 CbeYy Van Sbortbed
xlm. oond. 350V-3. 12.1.50.
64(). 78)1 alt. 5.
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CHEVROLET
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WANTED!
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Volvos, PlclnqJ& & Vans.
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TOYOT•·YOlVO
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Today'
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71 Ail'A IC>MIO
SPOmSEOAM
Automallc trans . air
cond., AM FM casaeue
& map. U052 ). S9..822
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aeDowStreet
NEWPORT BEACH
752-0900 ---
71AUAROMEO
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Red w black top 5 s~
lTan5 • stereo & less than
15.{XX) 1J11les 1471JW Y 0 I
$7918
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
2060 HAl&O• 8LVO.
CO!ttA MESA 64'2 0010
1974ALfA
ROMEOGTY
~ speed trans • factory
air cond. & s t ereo.
'216PDPI
OHLYS54'9
BEACH IWORTS
Ml Dove Street
NEWPORT BEACH
75:z..o900 ---
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AUTOS
W.AMTID
stereo cau . nu tires. nu
_ clll1Cb. A1C. $6,lSO or
beat oner Alt 5 PM.
55'1..QZ21aslt fM ()an.
Don l trade • Mill us your
ued Mn-cede& Benz.
Call .. to find out •bat
)'O&lf llBZ •• reall7 worth.
Million Viejo lmporta
IJl-1740
vw Sq. t.i.S. Good body"
runninl cond. Pref.
w snrf. 645-2644 days,
Brad.
I 9n JtJ.l.A.
90Ml0SPID8
5 tpeall. A.Iii /FM stereo
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CM.Y$7"9
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.. Dow Street
NEWPORT BEACH
7~900
711MWl20i
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speed. AM /FM stereo .
alr cond .. &\lnroof •
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stereo cassette. air
cond.. sunroof. polarta.
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slereo cassette air
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s~. AM/FM stereo
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Air cond .• s tt:reo
cauette: Wte new. rac
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LAST OF THE '7\f
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v ALLEY IMPOltTS
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642-S671
• 110 ADDm•AL DEALER PREP CHARIES
• 110 BLOWll-UP PRICE SDCKERS HUIE 2 ACRE FACILITY
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Coronas & Cellca Supras
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HONEST VALUE FOR YOUR DOLi.Ail
DOMESTICS
'79 MUSTANG GHIA
Auto trans . stereo. s5395 Pwr Steering. only
11 .000 m1 (493VWJ)
'78 CHM CAMARO
:1~.~~~~ s4395 miles (730U8U)
'78 PONTIAC TRANS AM
=::I~~~ $6495 extras! (\)6179)
79 PINTO WAGON
4apeed. pwr.
steering, ltereO:
reek & 10.000 mt
(594WUG)
14795
I '79 MUSTANG. COUPE
, ..,.,, • cyt. S• i!fJ aon~~ml. ~
IMPORTS
'78 VW CONVERTIBLE
Br~g:ts:r'eo°.9' $A YE
4 speed & hke new
'78 SUBARU COUPE
~.~3::i s3595
'76 TRIUMPH TR7
:=.~~~g> S3M5
'77 CORONA WAGON
:=· :r-· air s3195
r-=tc.(71=
'77 TOYOTA CEUCA
~ght *'· auto. .,.,,.,, airoond., •~--s on=,,;, •'7'7
PICKUPS
17 IN STOCK!
TOYOTA, DATSUN,
LUY & COURIER
All PRICm TO SELU
'79 TOYOTA 4x4
Special hmtted
e11:1t100 Red
Loeded with
equipment
MUST
SEE!
'78 TOYOTA & CAMPER
5 IPeed. 9tenl0' s4M5 more. Only 21.000
mt. (1Kn5"'1)
'75 LANOCRUISER 4x4
"llP"d &C.B. $3695 rec:Jt0. f729NSH)
'78 SR5 LONGBED
:=:are;) ·~395
..
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&o ~ apec. Bist Ofr. ... 1111
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cus&om. ....,.., m11a.
cu.etomlud l11t•rlor, ~·.:•· wldt tin• • .......... to~.(lftma) Uttl
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YCUSWA ...
._w_.m.....,Ave. '17 DodJ• karr1 vaa ,,_.mtmt• ''cube van" 12 ft. ca.rso
•1t01 • .,., ,,.._ Radio, beater. air
"illJCl.miDo,11.M..,,, cood ., a~to
bHt•r, P /B (new), traaml.uSoo, td cood. ..w, .... _ Aiced to ..u. Call Jerry ,.,. --·camper 111·0551. Aft. 4 :00 _..._.......,..,.;.;.,;.....;. ___ .. --.. -.... --Blu--CGft-Y-.1 lbelJ. brad DtW pela\, -.-r
..._.~ .. / • ._., OoOd •body, mmttee.C.UfJ'Mmor WJ fl60 clll'Cllil9 compWA Wlde _llST_.qrrr ______ ........... fSIO
8'hlmiaODlll'lt''TV. ·-•"• ......... wbltAt 1ldewalll. Side· 79Docf&e O.SO. ftup, air, --••••••••••••••••
XII& UNI' =.mi motor mouot1. 12K or best lbS1. ·~ .. ~~call CllflllNJIAl.l Y sns.111.... Private ..ier .• lo. ba", boeti.._•~Jll ; HU· cub. lee at Ca1tom --......... .. ' ~..,/Wk. +I' ml. Cablnet1, llain It WeLMM•Less -• ...._ _______ .......... Up to SS' --WHB. "1J Dodie P.U. ~ T . 311 Sr•u•"-...
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azsffarbcir Blvd.
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'79-JIOO
Can't SeUYour Car?
CllVIRIMW
PAYS TOP DOLLAR Y«a.. UMd Import.a
Olll ltlk. or Doo
135-1171
........ lrtM
771MWJ2tl
Auto. trau .. aUl'OOf.
Alf/Jl'll IW.0. ~M.
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1tereo caueue. ••r
coad.. cbamontx while.
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--............ Tl ; I ...... 22' ~ Travel fer 11.,._1835 '74 '7S Courier PU. well
•••••••••••••••••••••••
711MW3ZCM
Loaded' lncludlnl 4
tpeed. All /Fii stereo .
air cood .• auarool.
pbria. O'ZIWRI', BANK REPOS ll' ·-·-················ Tra11w,completelyself. caredfor,lowner,ma1 ~w ..... f590 .---------• G&wpar 18/08 'Tl 41 .iacailll fl 10 ..,.,..lned. alMpa 8, lllnl ._,Nliauf whls, camper abeU, re1 ... .._. ___ ....... ..
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AJJ-AlOMEO
DemoSale lo Procress
71AJJ-AlOMEO
t r l r • 3 0 • 0 u t 0 f __ ................ onnd#kll' Located near VIWdet f 530 111. ca.JJ)eted thruout,
Giaurelt.a' TIS. r B '90 111'1 C.S 150, aerobat Rolarii. Beach, BaJa, --•••••-••••••••••••• new bRa. See to apprec.
Sportnaboffen! Avery 6 SIO.!llO. Oallf. ll10Q.Ca1114M07&, Wanted: Uted Exp~r $2415 ~~es
Co mo~ S.71'2 alU.30PM matorvaningoodcoock·
218' Cbrla Craft Cabm ""'1o--Srtke---,....---Uon.CaU-.eoes. 71 a.evy --ton. lumber
<hr. Sharp. New ena . c;::1s.S./ I O &Acc•1aii.1 9400 4W....Drh<• 9550 ::~~~~~:·
W'Mh•
IUYING
Canvas. VHF. Fully f Z -••••••••••••••••••••• ...... ••••••••••••••••• 661~
equip. N.B. 132·7145, ·---••••••••••••••••• ..W is Jimmy GMC. loaded,
DG7t Camper Shell for mlni· PART!lrSBRV1CE Olllltaell.$1UOO 7T El C.OllDO Cla11111c,
--------tr u c ll, curt 1Io1. HOUIS 831-lWeves. au&o, AtC, crse control,
HAIDSNPSALE -:!!-~ extr. &t olr. =~·_'!il&pda.my ..,.. J VB Xln AM FM cass, CB, $4990. Blll·flab Special 36' ......... >& ...... Frie -eep t mpg. oroller AftS 5'&-7856
Pacifica SF. Fully Sa fr Su Runs 1ood. AH 5 &
found/twin diesel. All ElCamlnocamperabeU. Etfeclive M;,, 9~i79 wknds, 6464350. $J39S Sh ck '74 G MC P U
.,.
SELLING
Tllhlt Yow
DAILY PILOT
IOATMART
electronics. MS-2912. W'O SADOUIACIC 080 wtshell Loaded. Mus t
M.2-499'2 POID Tnicb 9560 See! S31Jl5. Call MO 68S2
2lMOS. Main, Santa Ana ••••••••••••••••••••••• or5 Ul9'1
34' TS Hunter, adn, '57,
clean, well equip'd, 5gph, MatovfSIClllres 9140
To piece yow 9CI
cal 642-56 78
crae. Good family or live-•••••••••••••••••••••••
aboard. Must sell! Sports model Peugeot
TI4-5'2S-8092, boat wknd lmlp. Good rood. W /X· ~-tras. St25. Call anytime, --------Iii is Tri·Hull Omega, 18', _m«12.. ______ _
............ 4cyln Volva, 1/0, 1.35bp, i9 Puegeot Moped, k>w
,.,.... 9030 Wlbra.od new, cstm flt, miles, lllnt cond. $400
......... • ••• • •••. ••• • • Trail Rrte trailer. $3,000. 964-5051 °"'1marine321 eng com· Must sell. 847·1409 a.fl. 6 Maearcydn----1----
pl w/Warner velvet· PM. scoot::: 9150
drive. $850. ~11 loats, IAllct/ -·•••••••••••••••••••• Chlrtet 9050 78~ DR 31'0. Ridden * ZODIA c * ....................... 4 tunes. Seller trade 950.
PORT·A·MARJNE •IMMACULATE• CalJT71-0WJ
INFLATABLE BOATS 28'-30'10ATS --------
2925College, Costa Mesa 8/12 mo. Plans prepd. i9 ~ S.P. 370. Like
CT14) s.G-2070 From $189/mo. incl. 81,,.,, Nu. Sl.450 or make offer. ----.... catl771'°'58.
m ) 35 Evinrude, tr an.so-J,es.,cna 2U/823-4064 Own
ceanic. :>18 yacht braid. Boats. Sail 9060 "7S. excel X·L 3:>0, Hooda,
9'6" lllfl. tWU1 tanks & re ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1200 miles, exc. cood, ~tor. Wet swt, med. '4.9, Luders 16, 25ft., varn mo. 559-7142
Life jackets . hull , s lip in NB,
turnbuckles, flopper beautiful. $4000
stopper, kerosene lamp 884-IK>lO.
At lbe Corner of Warner
546-7070
•••••••••••••••••••••••
IMPORTANT
NOI'ICETO
READERS AND
ADVERTISERS
The pnce of items
advertised by vehicle
dealers 1n the vehicle
clua1fled advert1S1ng
ooiumna does not include
any appllcable taxes.
lice~. transfer fees.
finance charges, fees for
air pollutioo control de
vice certif'lcat.ion.s or de·
aler documentary pre·
paratkm charges unless
ot.berwUJe 1pecilied by
the advertiaer ...... ,
ClillliCa fSZO . ..................... .
frmucb more 496-7446 -.-,MMA--C-ULA--TE-•-
loats, Power 9040 Zl'-30' IOATS .......................
"'GUANO P ACICER ..
28' Monterey w /original
Hieb eqine. Boat •
engine over :>O years old.
Onstatent trophy win·
ner. PW' lale or trade. ........ PP. ete-3C'71
6/12 mo. Plans prepd.
From $189/mo. incl. alps,
1euons 213/82M064 Own
Yamaba '76 RD400 Xlnt.
shape. Lo/m l. Cafe.
Sl,500 or make offer. 875-2837 'SS Ford 4 door waaon,
--------• very ori1inal, T bun·
'79 Yamaha 125 Stre« dertird enc. aticlt. $1~
Bike. New, only 796 ~
miles. Coat $1400, will '!St llGA. Creampwf. aelltorrroo. 646-1805. SllOO. Sell, trade« best
'71 Coronado 35', tri· MUST SELL! Rebuilt
cabin, dletel, lots of ''la" HD Sportater,
xtra. clean. recent sut· 4110098 $2,100. Offer.
W)'. 8'5-N79 aft. 5. MS-mt.
oiler. A1IO 'M Masenti
Sebrtn1. •10500. S.11,
tnde or belt oiler. Pvt.
Part;f. 111 ""763.
1979 CHEVROLET
LUYrtCKUP
4 speed trans . CUlltom
sht>ll w /carpeted in
tenor. ste'l'eo & mag
wheels. lt 's bU.ck & nice•
USJ3lilll2 ).
ASKIMG $6995
IAUBMOTOIS
CALL 979-2500
76CHEYY
LUYrtCKUP
4 speed beauty Radio
and heater Sharp
camper shell Very clean
truck. OD82'712)
'72 Blazer, xlnl cood,
Sanyo AM FM cusett~.
new pamt. 66.000 on g m1 .
k'iOO best ofr. Must sell
quick&.Z393
'7:> Chevy Pick up an
beaut cond Muat ~u
54,00> or best olfer. t;ee,
962 7967
um Chevy Pickup, rwlS
good , needs trans
49M371aft4 JO PM
9570 •••••••••••••••••••••••
$3495 *MEW 1979 I 0 Ft.
IOI WITHAM CHEVROLET
VOUSWAGEM STEP V AM
7llOO Westminster Ave. Automatic <Ser 8822 )
in Westmln8ter OM. Y S7t91
lm-7551 838-7880 HOWAl.D a.vroht
1976 TOYOTA DovdiQuailSts
LOH&llD PtCICUP NEWPORT BEACH 133-0511 4 speed trans .• stripes &
AM/FM rad.lo. Come in '78 Ford E·lOO. 218Kmi.
" a e e t bi a o o e ! v.a. air, AM/Fii 1\efto
QD14256 ). CUI. P/S., carpeted fr
ASIOM& SlttS panelled. $5,IOO. dy1
IAIBMOTOltS &.sl87,evea-.7!08
__ CALL __ f _7f_·_Z_IOO __ 73 a.vy Van Sbortbed
ldM CIOnd 350V -8. S2.l:>O.
641). 7001 aft :> -----
CO,..,..Ell
CHEVRO~ET
. ~""'I· •I 111 .. 1
I I ('., I .\ ,, ~ :-.. \
S4i>-I 200
WANTED!
Late model Toyotas.
Volvos. Pickups & Vans
Cal I us todlly !
Earle Ike
TOY'OTA·YOlVO .... ~ .... c .... ..._
"'-U~UOJ w S40.'4'7
PORSCHE'S
WANTED
Allow us the opportunity
ID coo.uier the PW"('hase
or trade·LD of your clean
Porsche Cbeclt Wttb Ui.
Today'
t)6Jt tWrt>oo 9,.., C.-clen c;..,.., OM .... 22»
AUTOS
WANTED
Don' lr.te . sen us your
uaed M•cede1 Benz.
Call m to find out what
)Q.11' MBZ 's really worth.
....., Viejo Imports
131·1740
vw Sq. beck. Good body " runn1n1 cood. Pref,
w anrf. 645-2644 days,
Brad
SIOtn'S SEDAM
Automatic trans . air
oood., AM FM c aaseu.e "maca. U052 >. aem
IEACH IWOITS
Ml Dove Street
NEWPORT BEACH
752-0900
71JJJ.AROMEO srsoa
Red w black toP 5 spt"ed
tram • stereo & l~s than
15,<XX> auJes C478WYD J
$7988
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
20b0 HAUOA llLVO.
CO!oTA MESA b4'2 0010
1974ALFA
ltOMlOGTY
5 sl*d trans . factory
air cond. & stereo.
CZ16PDPI
OM.YU4t9
IEACH IMPORTS
848 Dove Street
NEWPORT BEACH
752-0900 ---
"18 Alfect. GT. ~I« snrf.
stereo ca&S , DU l Lr~. n U
clutch, A 1C. $6,1:>0 or
best olfer. Aft. 5 PM.
557~ask for Dan.
1977 ALFA.
IOMEOSPIDB
5 speell. AMIFll stereo
W/c:alldlle, '°"miles" 1 CMDS ~Y.).
OM.Y$7"9
IEACHIWOUS
Ml Dowe Street
NEWPORT BEACH
752-0900
771MWJ20f
4 6peed. anuiroof.
AM/Jl'll ltereo. pboenax oraoee. antrK1'
761MW5l0f
Auto. trana .. AM/FM
stereo cassette. air
coad., sunrool. pol?.ria .
~,
761MW530i
Auto. trans., AM /FM
stereo cassette. air
<'Ond , .. ntbracll1::.
alZ1RX.H)
711MW5l0i
Auto. trans .. sunroof.
AM I FM stereo. ruby
red. <DUDLEY >
771MW
630CSi
2 to choose from • <I
spttd, AM /FM stereo ca:saeue. C472T AR 1
.,.IMW lZOi
~Y 2500 onllft.8J mLles •
Air cond .. i.tereo
~: like new. fac·
la')' wammty (llS162 t
Huny on Uu.s one'
HURRY FOR THE
LAST OF THE 'h
DEMO s WlD.LE m£Y LAST'
SADDLBACIC
VALLEY IMPOltTS
2lt02 Marpent.e Pkwy.
Million Vie)O
ll1·2"0 4t5-4t4f
MOW IS THE TIMI
lar job aeeters to check
lbe Daily Pilot Help
Wlllled clasificaUoa. If
tbe job JOU waDl is DOl
t.t.ft YGll milbl ecmider
aftena1 YoQr servlcet>
w1tb an ad la t.be Job
Wallled cat.eeory. Pboot'
6'2-S671
HUGE 2 ACRE FACILITY • 110 ADDITIOllAL DEALER PREP CURIES
• 110 BLOWll-UP PRICE snCKERS
• 110 OYER STICKER PRICES *
On All Toyota Cellcas, Corollas,*
Coronas & Cellca Supras
OUR BEST EYER DECEMBERI
GOlllG FOR OUR BEST EYa JAllUARYI
HERE'S WHYlll
NO BLOWN-UP PRICES• SPECIAL ALLOCATION OF CARS
HUGE NEW 2 ACRE USED CAR FACILITY
llG INVENTORY GROWING DAILY • TOP SS FOR YOUR TRADE
ONE OF TOYOTA•s TOP SERVICE DEPARTMENTS
HONEST VALUE FOR YOUR DOLLAR!
DOMESTICS
'79 MUSTANG GHIA
Auto trans stereo s5395 Pwr Steering. only
11 000 mo (o•93VWJ)
'78 CHM CAMARO
:i~~~~.~/7~ 54395 mites (730U8U)
'78 PONTIAC TRANS AM
c~o: :r,~~· ,;!~y 56495 e >etras I (U6179)
'79 PINTO WAGON
4 lf)eed. pwr
stMl'tnQ. lt9f90: rack & 1 o.ooo ml.
(S!MWUG)
5t795
19 MUSTANG COUPE
·~=~··~595
IMPORTS
'7 8 YW CONVERTIBLE
Br~~~=· $A YE
4 speed & hke new
'78 SUBARU COUPE
~~3;=i 53595
'76 TRIUMPH TR7
PICK I PS
17 IN STOCK!
TOYOTA, DATSUN,
LUY I. COURIER
All PRICED TO SELL~
'79 TOYOTA 4x4
Special hmtted
etdtton Red
Loaded wilh
eQu1pment
MUST
SEE!
'78 TOYOTA & CAMPER
.. speed air cond s3995 s speed. stereo & s4995 & a...0 (245RIO) mont. Only 21 .000 · ml (1Kn541l
'77 CORONA WAGON
:::.·~·,air 53195
r.:k (71=
77 TOYOTA CEUCA
""Oht .. euto.
tfllnl. ... ,cond., s •·ftS °"'='"'' •
75 LANDCRUISER 4x4
~~l $3695
'78 SR5 LOllGBED
~=·~395
LTD ITIUIClr . ""' .......... ,. ....... .._ ....... _...._.._. .. .., .. ......
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WE'RE
OVERSTOCKED
WITH
HEW CARS
&VANS
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.......................
BARWICK DA TSUH
. "' ru.tn (".9111 .... t:.'''
831 -1375 493.3375
1'71 DATSUN
llOO•AM Z Door wllb 4 1peed
"--You a:nat eee tbla
OHi (llfCRV ). Ea· ceUeat tnDlpartaliaD for
OM.YSllH
.-.OUDATSUM
•DowStreet
NEWPORT Bl!Aal
llJ.1300
lt77DATSUM
ZIOl 2+ 2 COUPI
'apeed trais .• air cood.. mac wbeel1, All /FM
1tereo • low mllet.
Sbap! GlieTDG ).
OM..YSl999
NIWPOln' DATSUN
•Dove Street
NEWPORT BEACH
HJ.1300
1976DATSUH
1210 HA1C .. AQ(
4 speed tram. & All/ FM
radio. A clean car!
Gll52.PKH ).
OM..YS2HS
~DATSUH •no.eStnet NEWPORT BEACH
llJ.1300
"12 ~z. ortlioal owner,
new paint " upb.l.atry.
A/C, mag whla. $3800.
~ After 6pm or
weetends.
9100
BRAllD llEW 1980
DASHER
DIESEL'S
1979 POP-TOP CAMPER
15411 No l~l)(Slk No S31S)
FROM ••• PRICED s9999
USID VOLKSWAGENS PRICED TO SELL RIGHT NOWll
'79SGROCCO
DEMONSTRATOR
EQu1pped with factory atr cond .
power disc brakes. alloy wheels.
metallic paint & leatherette 1ntenor
1015482) (47e6)
56999
'79 SCIROCCO
DEMONSTRATOR
EQuipped with power disc brakes
sliding sunroof. alloy wheels metallic
paint and leatherette interior
(027062) (<&926)
56899
'79VW
RIVIERA CAMPER
Loaded Wlth air cond power brakes.
AM/FM stereo tape. mags cruise
control. custom paint (151 204 )
C21fM)
,.,,,.,....
lie* or ... fortlCD can ...... ,.,..ton. ..--oa.11 mall
lf'71 DATSUN
2111COWI
4 ..... v-... lllr oood.. lttreo tepe 6 ••I wtM.ll. (NINZO ), A ....,car tor
OMLYSl7"
MIWPOtrT DATSUN
•DD¥9 .....
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llJ.llot
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... f 715 .......................
lt74MT~l/t
4 1peed tr8DI., mas
wblell. at.no cUMUe • • mii.. You lllUST 9eetlm am! '9U. VII ).
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.-.OUDATSUH
-Dov-e Street NEWPORT BEACH
IJJ.1300
76fllAT
J3l Wqon. 41peed.. Very
clea n condit ion . <mPEB >
SZHS
IOIWITHAM
VOUSWAGIM
78IO Westmlnlt.er Ave.
in W•m•nsttt •7ml ... .,.,
77 FlAT Sport.a Spyder
13'. a.a. lo aules. 2
tops, All ·FM
Stereo/tape. ts.100. Call ewa.m.amz
7SRAT 121
2 door aedao. 4 speed To p runner, areal
economy! «neDS)
$2195
IOIWITHA.M
YOUCSWA ...
78IO WeslJDlmter Ave. 1DW...tmlrwwr
m.7551 ... .,.,
is Flat 121 Sport Xlnt
oood. 216mpg. $18915/b&l
<:Ir. $16-1215.S
71 128. Good tranaporta·
lion car S6SO . Call
~ .. aft 6
"13 F\m U. Sport Spyder. s spd. new top, llnt cood.
$2500. 813-2110 or .....
"I'S Landa FUt.. a.ooo m1,
PS. AC. IGlf. hhr ~.
Mlchetina, $MOO. 137-G205
Bruce
HaRd9 9727 .......................
76HOMDA ACCOID
4 ~ air ('ODditloGinS-
Ori&inal rl.Dlah on tba llmmculate quality car.
GmRYW>
$4HS
IOIWITHAM
VOUCSWACHM
78IO Westmtnster ave.
b\ Westminater -~1 SS.1M>
Hond a '711 CVCC .
batcbbtlck. s 1pd, dol
CCXld. IZOO P tp. '*Mf7 ~ •wlmdl. ~may
carry upon approved
credit.
76HOMDA
CVCC Hatcbbaek . '
speed. racllo and beater.
48,000 mllH. Great
~~ Sberp earl
SZHI
IOIWITHAM
VOLDWA ...
7900 Wfllltmto.ster Ave.
ID Weatm.lnater 883-7551 SS..,.,
•
'M UO·IL llo1d1ter. ·-
2125Hut»or Qilvd.
<Xl6TAIRSA
979-2500
1mJAGUA1t
XJ6L nil am ii fWJ.y loAded.
.. ~ mil9 " ia like NEW! 6G>YDB >.
OM..YSl6.Ht
Ml\WOn DATSUN
•Do¥e~
NEWPORT BEACH
llJ.1300
I f79 JAGUAll
U.12&.
Equipped wttb aU ol the
Jquar extru. Must be
driw.o ! CZZZWQll 1
WILi.DiAL!
IA&BMOJOaS
CALL '7t.Z500
'78 XJ~. 4 door. 1lnl
oood.. tape, A/C. 53Km1 .
Crut deal. H .100
'5Ug1
77 XJ12. rbll motor. MW
btkl 6 lr•n•. au~ r
clean. bu.r11.1Dd y. take
owr teue ml mo A.a
for Frank 951-0200
'7Z XJS Lo mi. Good oon
ditJon ID and out. $4500 or
-Alf /J'M CHI, OYtr•
~ 111,000. "7 .....
'ft .al& U w fllJIJ t.rtm.
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"15 ..... 4IO SL. su ... al-
loys. crulH. z tops. 1
OwDlt' Sit JiOO or bit olr
a.1215 aft epm.
MISSION
VIEJO
IMPORTS
For 1980,
MEW
EXcmNGand
AFFORD A. I LE
Lease Or
Purchase
PlmlsOn
Pre-Owned
Mercedes lem
DIUB.S
"19 300C'D m. red 12958
"193tOD beige HllO
'7'93eOD m.red n:rn
"18 3000 black 19509
"18ate>D Ivory 14580
"18 3000 blue 17412
183000 blue •S'754
i6 300D blue l9()C583
"111 n>CD blue l-0583
GAS
"113IOCE red 1t88
"1145C&. blue •SIMO "ll~auver •2213 "18~ m red a."4112
"18tsas.Les~verl0302
"18~ m bm S0'222 "11 BE~ aQll03
77 6.ia~ver '1779
"114.~Embm IS.4140
"le4.SOSLsdver S41JI
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"JI •D 41pd. All/Pll, .._ IUNf, wtJ& w/Wue
la&. u.u mw. mmr.
'71 210E, mllaa \m
•/bamboo lot.. 11,000
ml Xlnt eood. 117.lllO __,II
t«i 9742 .......................
New lt7t
Mat&t•fHT• In ICOC!k for Immediate'
cWtv.,! .. us before )'OU~
TODA YIU ~
2112:5 Harbor' Blvd.
COST A MF.SA
979-2500
9744 .......................
197tMtM IOADSTa
Soft top, ~tel'90, wire
wbeelil & atri119. Mt.lat
be seen! '4'7l5SZ ) .
.Aso.$6"5
IAIBMOTORS
CAU. '1t·2IOO
lt71MGI
A sporty bu11er with
...... roll bar " lport. typewbeela. ~).
ASDee S6195
IA&BMOTORS
CALL '7t-ZIOO
, ;1ot •1• .......................
'7S Pqeol. ll1ot cood..
anrf, air, AM.'FJll cua.,
nu IDl. & Ures. $3500.
673-1.B
• Peceot 404. 40mpg.
Xlnt cond. Owner
deaper ale. 836·6217.
niltU "wtmda. RJcbard.
71PIUGIOT
DllS&
~ DMile1 auoroof sed&Jl.
4 ~.air conditioning,
1CAn10 A real Diamood !
(1411551))
bell. 963-Sllltl 28'10114.arguente Pkwy $1995
IOIWITHAM
VOUSWAGIM
7'lOO Weatminst.er A we.
ln WeslmmatA!r
...._ t7l2 S.D Fwy Averyu.1t
-···-·-•••••••••••• AUTHORIZED J ensen Healey. red DEALER
roadster, lo/ml. xlnl New '\JsedCarLu.slng
mech. " body cood . 1111 SP«•all.lt.s 883-'TMl 631-1880
gaae rack. ma1 wbls.
bra. tonneau cover. must Alllos. UMCI
aee.18..000 ~7512 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .. •• ..
"16 hmeo GT. lmmat'.
17.<D>nu. 27-JOmpg. Job
Chance. must aell
7S2-UIM 11.r Hardy. or
642-4140 Mr Ml'Car\by
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ottt'. •·place w 1a lr,
1lff'e0. Pwr wnd'ln •
llm(I, bllt.1211, UDl. COD·
aader' trade 146-9511.
.... 9731
miracie
mazda
r, .... _,..
C....MeM'45-1700
mo lluda GLC. 4D mPC!
R.ldlals. s 1PCL 3 maa old.
Mart. IQ.1C'11
'74 Meade RX-4 "'"· .....,, ndLala. rec , ...
ll.200 111-11537
'Tl lluda llX-T, S.pd,
1'7,0llDmi, AM /FM cua.
S1•1ar olter. 145-8654.
un:s Muda waaiaa. Needs
IQOd mecballlc. Good
bod1. Good Interior. a...-...... 151
a. _ __, ___ _ '69 ·•=•..... S6995 ·-· ""• -........ ~ ---....-O>OMLY
Mwa:•a.._ t740 ....................... _________ _.. _________ ....,.
165-i;~~s4395 71..-Z2400
We t.ww a aa,... tove-
t«Y ol lft owned MBZ's
In stock. Thia one l1
pnccdlowat
$16.HI C500VPU )
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tWOITS
1ll'O HARBOR BL VD.
CQ&TAMESA
'31·1276
'79 atW'fCAHAIODI s7395 =~~~~
BrmKI New 1980
Datsun 210
$4680
AM/FM Radio. Side moldings!
UndertlOlll ~-(~1 Ser. 702244)
Brand New 1980
Datsun 510
S538Q
New 1980 Datsun
Pick Up
S4780
T riPod M1rrota. Chrome bum-
pera. Unden::Oat. (80-e13 Ser.
13326Q)
USED CARS
70FORD
MAVERICX
s1779
74mtl MAITA
s1779
Economy
,~r,4052)
1"17HQNDA
<MC WAGON
s3379
Huny!Thll
•OM wlH go falt. (788TDJ.14293)
730ftl
WAGON
51779
Auto. trana.
AM radio
(317KHT·14612)
73TOYOTA
CBICA
s2379
4epeed,
AM/FM redlo.
(148GV0-14088)
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DlmoSllelD~ lf7tSAAllMS
AutomaUe, air eood.,
=-~=--=.:. CNOJl)ll0,4IO.
llACHu.olTS
•Doftlb..t NEWPORT BEACH
7u.ot00
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COIOLLA WAeOM • ~ tr:no a1r caad., All/l'M ....
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MD•SJttS ...-woroas
CAU.tn.aoo
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Alllmatle. ..... a...
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$3491
IOlwnMAM
YOUISWMllM
WWI ' 1 A ....
... 2 h='· •111t ... 119
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........ lfm.lowmllel,
ldalCODll lll&O. -.z710
"111'oJata OeBca lift back
~ hd mrf, A/C.
All/Fii. brilbt red. like new. $741115, dya m-M40, -----"II Ol!lea Uftlledt, 5 apd,
All/I'll, 1nrf, lo/ml,
blm, ..... 54MZ'1'1
"16 Toyota Corolla nma
.,ad. Sl.1Sl. evea all. 5. --
'74 S&6, recaW' .... krw
mllH, All/P'll, :dnt
CIDDd. SZl!O. cau 14.2-3474
'JI ToJata Corolla. ll1nt
CIDDd., JaCml,. alvr /blk,
tmf., BWL U,.., ltrlpe11.
0.W M:rool at.eoequip..
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ID ltodE for lm!Mdtate
dellWQf See US befon
JUUbu.J ~ 21Da.tlm' Bml. .
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979-2500
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YOLISWA ...
1DW ' t. rtrAve.
blWetmtmt• -1S51 .. .,.,
"12 svs. ,,.. well. ft·
ceUmt bOllJ. szsoo. m.czi aft 1pm
76DAS._
c.stom 4 door 1t.aUon
wqoo.. Automatic, alr ~~;::::
$42'1
IOIWITHAM
VOLKSWAGll4
'19l0Westmimter Ave.
In Weltm!mter
•'1S51 .. ,..,
8'.11 Convm. "7t. Like
New. Powder blue. SltOO.
P.P. 111-1141. PM -A.II.
• ONLY
AT
EARLEIKE
TOYOTA
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ACCORD 2 DOORS
Brand New
ACCORD
2 DOOR
5 speed & AM/FM stereo
with cassette tape player.
(3473) (SME2033464)
PRICES START AS LOW AS
LOTS OF CIVICS
IN STOCK!
SBYICI Ir PAITS DEPTS.
OPIM 'TIL ·t 0:00 PM MQM...RL
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Full power. factory air cond.. tilt wheel.
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split pwr. seat & sharp! (35eJSI;.
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SEDAM DI VIW. . • • .. .. _
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amp u,bt. Lo/mJ. Pnv
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77 Granada, 49M , air.
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'79 Mustang, 4 cyl, 4
speed, :ktoor. radio. A.ak-
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34.000 act.aal mtlea . Cl6DE>
$1495
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In Weltmina&er -'J'IBl g.. 71110
QlUedon 'SJ Belvede~
,GTX, 440, posl-trac, am.. all factory orig ..
FOCI ccod.. Deeds mt.nor
work. 9)0. ~.Ron
•217's
l't):moutb Volare Station
Waeom. 3ll CID En&l.M
• botb over M.000 miles. .,_.. steering. power
bnba.. air cond. radio. root r-*a. 4-door. 2 aut..
Bolb priced below wholesale Kelley Slut
Eb*. SlJOO fer~ 5la
tiaD wqm. Call Oran1e Oml DaUy Pilot -Fleet Mmt.mtrator.
'42-4321,
lbt. 210
Full power, fadOfY air oood .. AM/FM stereo.
tilt wheel. Landau top It extra clean! (&4SRXL). $4,JOO.IS1-411l8aft.IPll. '65 Muat.an1. must
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fer. en.a.a>. SEDAM DI VILLE ••••••••
Full power, fadOfY air conditioning, AM/FM
stereo. tilt wheel. and padded tcp. Shlrpl
(021MYC).
75 taCUIY ·s29 COIJCirAI XR7 ••••••••••
Full power. fadort air cond .. Cllbrio6et tt-p,
ra11ye wheels. 9p1rt pwr. eeat. stereo t.,.. tUt
wheel. pwr. window• I low. low mllea.
(111UCTJ
75POMY1AC s3799 Ff'D"D ccxn ....... . e'cyl. engine. automatic trans .. P'M"· steenno a
bfak .. Ind •r cond. Sharp! (897NJN). '
!"17 TOYOJA s3999 COROUA SIDAM ••••••
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steering & IOw miles. In excellent ~IUon I
very clean! (58eRLG).
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... wortd lDcl air abocka
II b~rduty equip.
('Jml'llX). IG-1"".
LTD Jln!o ..... m 1172 PIS.
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"74 llllltaol D Ghia, air,
All/Fil cassette, PS,
au1o. SZ350. PP: ... 7'131 ,
Ewa MS-llJl91.
:'11 lluat. 4cylo, upd,
·22Km1. No dwn, lake
ova" PYIDDta or M.000
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77CHRYSUR s3999 CORDOIA COUPE .•••••
• Cortina, eng rblt, new 77 Roy ale 88. 4 door. w FUetJVd. 350 ens. good ~. S760. Best Offer. loeded. xlnt cood. • must cond. r.10nably pnced
16'1-2185. see. 1 ownr. 557·1873 AA~· ai .:an Full power, factOf)' air cond .. tilt wheel. Cfulee
control, AMFM st8ffl0, Cabriolet top, sput pwr
seat. leather mt -L•ke NEW condlt1onl
u.collt ff45 PWo ff57 n I u .. d ....................... ....................... .. .................... .
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CUTLASS SUPUMI • • • • ..,, Towne Sedan. 76.000
Automatic transm1SSK>n. factOfY air cond .. pwr. ml I ....,~I n..1u steering & brakes. a remant&ble stereo sYStem ·• wuay ""'V "'~ W15. 57'8GJ ) w/cassette tape & wire wheels. Very IOw miles! '13 Sedan. Real nice.
(007SVZJ. SL37S (1?1.KEK) $4 '71 L1ncoin Coupe. FAIRMONT WA._OM.... Transportation & atyle.
Automatic transmission. air conditioning. 82,000 miles. Nlce.
power steenno. power brakes Ind low mii-. Cll5DSK> 975
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ill W•mioater •mi ... 11lllO
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4 speed. red. 50.777 miles 11K8815e)
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11, NO. 11, 4 SECTIONS. '6 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CAtlFORNIA FIFTEEN CENTS
CoUnty GOP Urges Military Buildup
.,GA&Y &ANVILU ...............
Or.•••• Couatv • 1 tbre•
t B•pubUcu c:oqNaloaal dll·
...... called Tbunday ntcbt
,_ • bllOdup ol u .8. military mtaM • a way to deta .,.
........ ol oat.law Htioail.
I ffMdlq tbe call for a beefed
ap mll~UN at a meetina ol 1 tllll • Alfa.In CAMmdl lo
I eo.ta lleu wu Newport Beach
~e .=:at .... lut
that. -(tbe Unlt.d Sta*) wW ~-:-.,_way we ca do
tbat la bJ be1fln1 up our
weapcm md def pc»ture, ··
Badbamuld.
Hla worda went echoed by
GOP repreaentaUna William
Dan.nemeyer ol Fullerton and
Dan Lunaren of Loo.a Beach
wboM CQllll'el&kmal dlitnet ln·
eluda a.1 Buda and molt ot
HuptlDlton Beacb. Dannemeyer decried nee.at
U.S. actionl wblch 1ald bave
t e D d e d t 0 i D d l C a.le t 0
tranaaraaon that th.la naUoo Ls
not ready or willinl to meet force wttb roree.
AmOOI lncident.a be cited to
support bis thesis were the scut-
Uln1 ol the B-1 bomber project
ud the failure ol Coner-tor.-
lo1tate HlecUve service re· llat.ndim.
P'or Ida put. Luacnm said.
'"tbil}p bave_proba.=~ too far (in Inn and "''atm)
ror the u.s. to doc abort
ol •alkial to the brink ol World
Warm.
··we need a buildup ol our
armed forces."
Miuing from the speaker.
plaUorm when the repreaen·
tativea' diacuHion turned to
military 1tren1tb •••
Demoen&ie Coqreuman hnJ
Pattenae ol santa Ana..
Patter.. bad Wt the Warld
Alf &in Council dinner meetin&
early in order to catcb a f11lbt to
the nation's ca,pitat.
Before departiJl&. Pattenon
told Uae wbo auemted the din-
ner meettne that be regards the
19101 "H a Ume of 1reat •
eb1Uqe to Amalea, a time
that mlabt well be called a re-
villOIW')' decade."
The ~Wm eono-nnan
aa1d the naUoD in tbe 1JIOI baa
four ~ project.I on Ila aaen-
da; recyclin.. eneru. water
and a Datiaaal =ve reYiew
of exiMina 1et1a that die·
tatell natJonat policy
<See BUU..OVP, Pate AZ)
More Rain Seen Here by Weekend
Aircraft
1lnNear
Collision
SAN DIEGO (AP> -
American Airlines s ays a
Marine helicopter flew too close
to a jetliner carrying 44
passengers into Lindbergh Field
from Phoenix, Ariz.
There were no injuries report·
ed when the two aircraft passed
an estimated 700 feet from each
otber.
A "near-miss" report on
Tuesday's incident was filed
Thursday with the Federal Avia·
Uon Adminilt.ratioo.
The incident took place 12
mUea southeast of Lindbergh
Pletd~-·. Boelnl 1f17, ... . tJorn •.ooo '• Alrfllt' · x-eeta. •nmaied
of Ne• ort aaw a llarme ........ whtcJa WU not...,
aapervtaioa of 1.Jndbef'Cb's ap.
proacb cootro~ fiyinl OD All·
lnaDd'• ri&bt be.&q ......... , ...
ll WM '••W for tbe 11.-tm Ab' Stetim at Yuma, Aris., GD a fliPt f.Nm North Jaland Naval
Air St8don in San Die10.
Tbe uaidentified Marine pUot
later estimated the craft were
700 feet apart vertically aod a
mile borizootally.
Airline spokesman Art
Jack.Ion said Thursday in Dallas
that be didn't know if Allmond
or the Marine took evasive ac·
lion. But the FAA said the
Lindbergh tower warned All-
mond of "unknown aircraft" in
the area.
•'The airplane wu within a few
minutes ol the San Dieao airport.
It wu at 6,000 feet and cleared to
descend to 5 ,000 when
the pilot reported a helicopter
pasaed off to hi.s riibt," Jackson
said.
J acksoo said be thought it was
a military helicopter and said
tbe Federal Aviation Ad·
miniatration would investi1at.e
the tncldenL
San Diego bas been the site of
several in·Oiaht near misses re-
cenUy, m1ttn1 it the focus ol an
eacalatlq dispute over air traf-
fic regulatiom.
Two near-collislons occurred m November near San Die&<>,
w.bere the Septembe:-1978
midair crash of a small private
plane and an airliner rea\llUJd lo
1'4 deaths.
Coast
Weather
PartlJ cloud7 toni1bt
with 30 pen:mt dLance ~
lbowen. ll01tly eloady
SaturdQwltlllboWsprob-
abilltJ l1liDC to • ~
cent. Not maeb ~Wm•
peUture dlaa••· I.Ow• • t.oDllbt In the ~ ~ ~-u.e ...
............
SHOWN IN NUDE
PrtnceM C•rolln•
NudePlwto
Sui,t Won
PAR}S (AP> - A
French court baa or'Clered
the publishers of Photo
ma1utne to pay 80,000 franc• OllL_GctO) tn dama1e1 to ·1'rlaeeu Carolim of Koeaeo for
pubUahinl pictur. show·
tn1 her partlall1 nude.
The coart ruled Thun·
day tba1 publication of the
pbotograpbs was not an in-
vasion of privacy because
they were taken while she
was " ... on a boat which
was close to the coast and
therefore accessible to the
view of other people."
However, the court
added that all people have
an exclusive right over the
use of their likeness and
the right to opJ>()6e its un-
authorized publication.
ModOoozes
Through Wall
At Malibu
BJ fte AModa&ed P1'NI
At the "Great Wall of Malibu"
on Pacific Coast Highway at Big
Rock Drive, mud oozed today
throueh the retaining wall con-
structed by CalTrans and
snapped a Southern California
Edison power pole located
behind~ wall.
llallbu Sheriff'• station t>epu.
ty Ardde Crou comment.eel that
the fallen electric wires were "bot.'' but no lnjmiea or proper·
ty damqe WU reported.
The bitbtraJ numlnl alone tbe wall waa closed for 20
minat. wbUe crewl cleaned up.
and carrnm warned motoriltl
of .. exbeme" huard in the area
after pennUtiq trafftc to re.
tame.
t
Afghans
Stonn
Prison
PUL -1 -CHARKHI ,
Afghanistan <APl -More than
800 Afghans shouting anti-Soviet
slogans stormed a prison here
today after the Marxist govern-
ment released a smaller number
of political prisoneni than ex·
peeled. One Afghan soldier and
one civilian were killed and
about 12 inmates freed.
The incident began when
about 3,000 Afghans gathered
outside the high-walled prison
compound to receive relatives
they thought were beln1 re-
leased.
It ended when two Ruasian
armontl vehicles were ruabed to
dM ma1D pte f.JI the pri.loa. join.
tilt ooe alreadY there, ad So-
viet and Afghan troope ordered
th& crowd to squat u Soviet and
Alpan t.roope pointed 1uns at
ttaem.
It•• not lmmecllateb de8r wbetber Ruaslan or Afl]lan
troops fired what 90UDded Ike
abort bursts of automatic
weapona to end the uprising
about 15 miles east of the capital
city.
Only about l2S prisoners were
freed, causing an uproar in the
crowd.
A teen-aged boy grabbed the
jacket of an Afghan officer and
with tears streaming down bis
race, shouted : "Where's my
rather, my brother?"
The government-controlled
media in the capital city of
Kabul issued numerous an-
nouncements in recent days
declaring that all persons arrest-
ed for political offenses during the
previous regime of Hafizullah
Amin would be freed by today.
The new government, led by
Babrak Karmal, took control in a
Soviet-backed coup Dec. 27.
Crews of the state-run radio
and television, sent to cover an
event to which foreign reporters
were also invited, ~uickly left
alter the crowd turned unruly.
The Afghan officer waa SW'·
rounded by other spy relatives,
pleading for information about
their relatives detained since
April, 1978, when the first of
three Menist regimes took
power.
Coast
·~Already
Sit' AT Praetiee
Newport Beach police SWAT team leader Tony Villa
(right> watches team member Dan Holub rappel off city
Fire Department tower during training session. Having a
Special Weapons and Tactics team, says one Orange
Coast police commander. "is like the fire department
having a hook and ladder truck. You don't use it every
day, but, when you need it. it's a very important piece of
equipment." See today's Featuring Section, Page Bi.
Grand Jury Told
Of 'Power Grab'
Flooded
BJ JOMINE &EYNOLD6 °'-~ ........... Tbe IUD WOO 't ab.me Friday
but ll could come out by Monday after a very wet weekend,
r o rec asters for the National
Weather Service predicted to-
day.
The storm that dumped more
than two inches of rain.f aU on the
Oran1e Coat Wednesday and
Thursday wu upeeted to pve
way to yel another water-laden
system toaitbt or eaiV Satur·
day.
"Well, I,_... it'• aafe to ta1·
1• tbe d.roullbt'• eaded.'' com-meated •m• .... m~ J . ....._, 0..., al Hwattqtm
BeadL . Tblllllllm~ ...........
·to " ..... IUelf Wday. llllQlllt& more ~ an inch ol ram to tbe
Oranp Coast Offrni&ht Tbun-
day. 1'lull .. ., raillfall .. __
~ ... ~·trillla ..,., ... clali M2 I doeed CW •a"'( Ind
traffle •• ae•eral arterial
bl1lawa1• from Runtl•1ton Beach tlO San Clemeote. Trouble
lpaU IDduded:
-Golden West Street was
flooded and impassable this
mornlne between Ellis and
Garfield Avenue in Huntinaton
Beach.
-In Fount.am Valley, Harbor
Boulevard near Heil A venue aod
near Edinger Avenue was
Oooded and the intersection ol
Talbert Avenue and Euclid
Street bad enough water in It to
collect a handful or stalled cars.
-Costa Mesa police reported
about a foot of water at the ln·
tenectloo of 19th and Anaheim
streets and In a rew spots along
Newport BouJevard but DC10e of
the roads were cto.ed to traffic.
(See STORMS, Pa1e AZ>
Merchant
Going
Squirrely
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C'HJCAOO (AP) -0.-Jlteea ._... ~ bldaJ • * ~..., 4Il"h'elli ••• ..._. u.tr nm.-...,. ......_ ._ c..-_ _... •....,.."arm t'I ••ta'°..._ lntltblla
• n ... l'Nl!I·-w1ao ... mtilt
ljiMMle .... ~ nm. edlH for tb• lraalan and
AlfhUll'.am... Ila IMd PW•a *Oi1i Iii i9=
tar.cl that the Unlted ltates
would pnmde,..,...,. aid ...
aeeeuary to bea.d off &D1 ta.
CWlkm 8Cl'Oll ha borders fNm
tor~ fore•• aow te
Af j! ID •
adbem al.lo said thole wbo
.,.. ~ the So¥Mt lhdmt mon m&;~ abollld be
1upp1Md the needed -~ to CU'f'J Cl:t tbe l"lilt8taDee. And apin. Badb•m repeated
the call to beef up U.S. m1lltart
poeture wblle decrytn1 the ~
lo America defense 1pmdlq
from eo peftlellt in tbe early
' l.9'lOll to 21 pe-reet ol tbe •· Uoa.al budpt Lut year. .
Tl Sam .... U.. ....... mQ baw tdpaled a prtce re-ro.., _. dull ,.upe ,,.._ would not be u di+ 11ecl u
~~It." iat a ca.ts -..... maJar ...,...,.
firm.
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HIAVY IW• CLO• CAMINO CAPISTRANO; MORE RAIN PREDICTED FOR W&.KENO
Robert -•••• of .......... , .,.._...... ...... the l•mc.d9
The Newport Be•eh eoe •
ireuman nid thlit publk nM-
tlon to tbe boldlq of Amertcaa
boltages in the U.S. embmQ la
Tebr•n bu demonstrated a
"new 0 •m1I will.
Soybean fUtww pricee. however, opened lower after belq
the only aeed f\llW'e to op-. and remain blcber on Tbunday.
•r• .4e~ ••e 11.JI •.. 11.lf.
w.nw NAnONS CAP> -n. Somt Un.km weat on o.. eoun-..-~ la tbe GeMral Auembiy debate over
A11hrltt1D. w:mial U. tJalted Statel and PeldDa ~ ''beatiq up the~ Afghan aituatklo" ln the style or the Cold War.
Ocean View Board
~Uer Delivered
But Soviet U.N . Ambuaador Olec Troyanovsky alao pre.
dieted that East-Weal detente would survive Ill current
HunUnston Beach's Ocean
View (elementary) School Dis·
trict teachers who Had de-
manded contract negotiation
coocaaklm in writing Tuesday.
bave received • reply from dia-
trict trusteea.
troubles. ·
Addresslq ua AlaemblY emeraency aeuioo ln tta second
day, ,Troyanonky a1allt rejeded charjea t.b8t tbe Kremlln WU
guilty of agreuJon in pouring tens ol thomuda ol troape into
A11banist,,an, where they helped topple one llanilt IOftl"DIDeDt
in faftl' ol another and bave now jolDed the war a1ainat anti·
commanllt penillu.
But. teacher auociatioo of.
flclala aaid this morn.ing, the let-
ter doesn't deliver what they
bad req\8ted.
~•lel .. lftl•Preaesa Tbe mi.ulve noted that the
board believes controveniar
contract la.-''can be aatilfac.
torlly relOlved. provided both
tides are wUllq to show move-
ment throu«b the neeottatklm
P~·"
TEHRAN, Iran (AP>-AD Amerlean lodlao aetlnst vtatted
the Iranian militants inside the occupled U.S. Embuay today
and led a crowd outside in chant.a ol "Down with carter!" and
••Return Indian Landa to Indian People!••
John Thomas, 35, a South Dakotan, spent an bou.r lmtde the
embassy compound, but it could not be learned immediately
whet.her be met with any of the SO or ao American boetqee, wbo
today spent their 69th day ln captivity.
F,.._P.,.eAJ
POWER •••
firm formed in Novemuer of
1976. Some of the testimony in-
cluded:
Question from state deputy at·
tome)' geoeral J ef.frey Joeepb:
"Did it occur to you that Mr.
Diedrich was in conflict ol in·
• tereat ln bavine a lobbying
group for the Board of
Supervisors wbeo be ~aa a
member of the Board of
Supervlllon?" . ._,., •emer: ••w.u at tM
time, DO. I rallp dldb't tldnk
aboutlt.''
QM.._: ''Dtd Mr Conrad
ever tell you what the purpoM of
Orange O>mlty Public RelatJooa
was?"
Mn. Wemer: "Yeh, they were
going to nm the county "
QaetUon: "Who did be say
,raa going to do that?"
Mr1. Werner: "He and
Ralph."
Aa for her $250 per week
salary, Mn. Wemer tesWied
"Mr. Conrad gave •.. the
money physically but Ralph tokl
me that be was pa)'Ull my tbare
of iL"
Asked to characterise ber role
wtth Oraoee County Public
lhlatlooa, llra. Werner
t.ettlfted. "If people bad con· eerm .about vartou t.Jpes of
1e&islation or matten that were
oomln1 before tb• board of supervllon, then I wa to talk to
aalpb prtmartly about it and
then do whatever Ralph lo·
structed me to do."
Mrs. Werner tntlfted tbat
Oiedrtcb, following the fall from
power of Dr. Louis Cella, ~
Orange County'~-polltlcal
~pin, felt a "POUiiCal void"
~xisted.
"Mr. Diedrich wu ftrm about
qot allowing some of the otber
peopJe to move in and pick up
that void. ''lfll lt8temeut to m, WU timt
be was I~ to be tbe R""r broker for on.nee County.
-DAILY PILOT
13Now Dead
In Pacific
Snowstorm
Har Kaelter, Ocean View
Teachers AuoclaUoo bareain·
ln1 agent, aaid b1a oraanlaation
bad approached tn&atee bargain-
, ln& repaesectative Jim Carvel
alter recetYiq the letter
.,fte~p.,..
LlPts were out ln tbousaDda of homes today after a bowtinl
aoowat«m blibed much ol the
Paclflc and Rocky llountaln
Weal. Schools and butloeues
were lbul, and in Mime states, ......,,, all IMjar billnr.,. .... dole4. ID 0.....,.. a lilme. Am-
trak tnlD ... the _., ftb&de
of eacape for aome stranded
motortata. The storm, ln its fourth day in
some states, bu left at least 13
persona dead, unloaded enough
snow to force closure of some ski
areas and yanked the tem·
perature to 17 below zero at Cut
Bank, Moot.
In Wyomint. thunder and
lightning accompanied tbe
storm and winds euating to 90
mph broke car windows in
M edlclne Bow
More than a foot of new snow
was reported in western Wyo-
ming. Authorities said the storm
closed nearty every major road
in the state and IJOled a continu-
ing avalanche t"hreat to Snake
River Canyon.
Oregon Gov. Vic Atiyeh
declared Hood Rl•er Count7 aad
Multnomah County, the state's
mo.t populous, dlauter areas
Tbunday u the damaae toll
mountAld. The Columbia River
Gor1e wu the hardest hlt. wtth
areu of Hood River CouDt.y re-
pol"Unl ftve feet ol mow.
An Amtrak train cbu11ed
from Hood River weltwud to
Portland on Tbunclay eventq
ptcll:lnt up motorllts and
truelten 1truded aloa1 In·
tentate ION, one of muay roecll
made impauable by IDOwclrlfb or f allm a.. and power 1in11.
.. We aked him to live us ooe
propoaJ u an tndicatioo of eood
faith ... Kaelter said.
''They turned U1 down:• be
said.
K.elter said tbe OVTA board
of direct.on plans to meet late
today to determine the union 'a
nest move.
In other negoUaUon action
Thursday, the state'• Public
Employment RelaUODI Board
dilml.ued u OVTA unfair labor
pracUce eb•l'I• a1atn1t the
1cboel boGd. PERB ruled the dlltrtct blld
Gold, Silver
Both Rebound
From AP Dlapa&eMs
Gold and ttlver both re·
bounded today oo world money
markets u i.oternaUoaal uncer·
tainty contributed to the Jump.
At the morn1q fixlnl ln Loo-
doa, gold wu quoted at $810 an
ounce, up $7.15, and at the aft.et'.
noon ftxlng it had men to Sl623.
Al mid-day in the J]nited Stat.es
it wu tradln& even hl&her at
'882.
Sllver wu quoted at '31. up S4
from 'Ibunday.
The dollar was firm lo Europe.
French Lemmen
To Show Pictures
An abibtt bJ Frmcb ~rapber FraocolM Frlaola wt11
10 oa dlaplay Monday at the
Huat101ton Beaob Central IJbrary.
Tbe photo ahlbtt .. spamond
by tbe Allied Alta Board of Hun-
Ungt.on Beeeb. It nm.I unW Jl'eb.
1. 1'be librarJ II located at nu Talbert Ave.
Gas Up A.gain
Fewer Stationa to Open
L0$ ANGELES (AP) - A double dole ol dreary
newa on tbe fuel front waa reported by the
Automobile Club of Southern callfomla, whlcb aaya
that thil weekel}d die price of 1uollne wW be bJ1b8r
and ltl avallabWty lower.
The auto club's latest 1uollne 1une1, releued Tb~y, found that 81.S pereent of tbe Soutb8rn
Callfomla ttatlom ree~1to tbe auney salcl they would. be open Saturd.a;, dOWD from 15 pereem
lut ....
Only 99.S ~rceat Of the statlou 1ald they would
be opm OD 8uDda1 -a dllOp from lut wek'1 &I
percenL ' , •
Thi 1urwy also cll8co¥efe(I that the C.,. l>ft~·of both~1uoune and dleMI fuel had o.a cent a 1auon the put Week.
In tht mitri>pOUtan areu, pr1cet at IUD Hi'v1ee
lt&UOM ranaed from $1.10 a 1.Uon for reaular t0 $1.18 for ~wn. ·
Th1I com.pared to • Price rani• from $1.U 1
1alloG for~ to $1.18 for premium 1D OUUytnj areu.
not violated the State Education Code with contract clauaea re-quiriJll teachers to participate
in traln.lng to accrue salary ad-
vancements tied to lenllh ol dis· trtct service.
Kaeller a.id the union now
plans to take that luue into Superior Court.
He said two other unfair labor
practice cb1r1es were
withdrawn .t the bearina ud
will be re-filed for beartn11
scheduled next month.
Tbe teachers have been work·
lng without• eoatract alnce July
1. They have .owed not to ltrtke
or demonstrate, but an taking
complaints dired.b to the school
board in public aeuloa.s.
II ajor differences revolve
around the leqth of propoMJd
cootracta, salary 1nd fringe
benefit locreaiea, 1rtevance ~
cedurea, work boun, clua &bes
and teacher tranafer policiee.
Crash Victim
Jean Burkard
Services Set
M emorlal services are
scheduled for 12 :30 p.m . Satur-
day f~ Jean M. Burkard of HWl·
tingtoo Beach. wbo died Tues·
day DJ# fallowtne a c:ol1111on 1D
Caraoa • lb• Saa le10 rree • .,.
Mn. Burkard died at Lone
Beach Memorial Hospital. Sbe wusz.
Mra. Burkard waa a flrat
grade teacher at Pedreeal
Elementary School in Palos
Verda. Sbe, her husband Carl
and their two dauehtera,
Barbara 11, and Kit, LS, moved
to HUDt..lqton Beach from Roll·
inl H1.Ua E.tate. ln December ol
1978.
She a1lo la survived by ber
mother, Helen Ruuell of Apache .r unction. Arts.
The memorial tervice, to be
conducted by the Rev. Albert
J anaen , pastor of Fl rat
Methodlat Church, will be held
at Pierce Brothers' Smith'•
Chapel ln Hunlinpoo Beach.
The family au,ueall memorial
cootributioaa in Mn. Burkard'•
name to the Hunua.toa a..dl
Hieb School Band. loth of the
Burkarda' cUucbten are mem·
hen of t.b8t or,.muuon. llra.
Burkard was a member of 11.a
boo9ter club.
PtwmP.,,eAJ
STORMS •••
-!nine pollce cloted .
HarHrd Avmue between Bar-
ranca 80lld and llallt Street,
Laeuna Canyon Roed and llai.n
Street between Red Hill Avenue
and llllCArtbur Boulevard.
They alao reoorted f'oodtn1 Oil
leffnry and Trabueo roeds and
aaid • minor 8eddeat u Wallwt
A venue •nd Cul•er Dri•e brouebl mom1DC ruab boar traf. fie to a bah.
-Lacuna 8eadl police doled
La1u.u Canyon Road 1bortly
after 'I a.m. toda7 and dlftl'ted
traffic at ron.t A •enue. The can-
yon roed waa al80 blocked oft
at El Toro Road.
-ScUll 0oanty road cao.ara
dae to mudsU.S. and floe>d1"1 in-
cluded Camino Capistrano
between Avery Parnra1 and
J unipero Serra Road. the Ortqa
Hll.bway and El Toro Road west of iloultoo Partway.
-San Clemente police said
Paci.tic Cout Hiibway at \he northern city limit.a thJ'OUgb
Capistrano Beach wu daled
early today.
Oraqe Cou:nly P1ood COOlrol
officials aaid they were Ueplng
a close watch on Oso Creek
HAWAIIAN STORM
KILLS 8EVEH -M
which wu eamiq periodic ckls-
ing of Camino Caplstrano 10
nort.bern San .... CapUtn.no.
They aald DO homes were in
daneer at mid·mornin&.
Rainfall fieurea posted
tbrouebout the Oran&•= lboftll ....... ol rain ....,.,.
up at.loft and wtildn
two lncbm ol lut year's ftp:rea.
Hortense llllle.r. wbo main-
tain.a • pu.bUc &anlen lD t.acma
Beach. said ber weatber puge
shows the latelt storm dropped
1.1 tacbea '11 moiatGft OD the Art
Coloay.
"Tb.at brillp the seuon tac.al
to 4.1," the aaid.
In Cos&a l&aa. tbe onnilbt
fiaure wu 1.51 lllcbea brtqlng
the yun• total to 4. 'IS lncbes.
compared to lut year's total at
the aame time of 6.51 lnchea .
ln ~ Beach, Denney
said the storm left 1.60 inches
for a aeaaoo total of 5.31 i.Dcbea.
Last year's total on this date
was 6.V7 inches. In Newport and Hantiqton
harbors, patrolmen reported few
major problems, altboulh they
were called upon to pwnp water
out ot a fnt boats, ... ot wldeb-
waa reported tn dao&er of sink-
ing.
Al Newport. wtnd IUlta were
clocked at 30 mpb earty today.
"And I look forward to beU4!I'
days became of that reoned spirit."
Of the four congre11k>oal
representatives who mounted
the speakers platform Dan-
nemeyer 1ounded tbe moat
partiND Deta.
The Fullerton eon1reuman
satd a Republican controlled
congress can resolve the energy
crtat. through stepped up pro-
duction and l.OQing off of eov· emment regulatiooa.
"The Democrats would rec·
ulate um oul of I.be criala wbUe we Republicans would produce
us out of the criaia," Dan· nemeyer aaid.
He added, "lf the people will
give ma mQJrity in the Houle
of Representati\'es we can gift
them energy Independence," Dannemeyer aaid.
Three Women
Attack Girl
In Huntingtol!
A trio ol women crabbed;.
homeward·bound Runtlnitoll
Beacb acbool girl Thursday llDll
punched her in the face teYenl
tim• before dririq off with bet
purse and textbooks, police said.
Officen said the girl, 15, W'M
halted on Cain Avenue near
Gothard St.reel at about 1~
p . m . and ordered to hand o.,r
her belmcfnp
Sbe told police Gile of ~ ....
tacten twisted ber arm.a belaind
her bllCt u aootber alQUed ber
ln the face. Sbe said they re-
~ ber jacket before leavin& ~~and lcboal laoob. Iii aton· &&14 abe rie
bom• pbooed ~. . •
Won18 in Tavern
e..dt in Death
lllADSllA (AP) -A man WU
lbot ... killed Thunda1 after
acttKQOne words wUb anocber
man ID a Madera bar, police N-
ported.
The gmman entered the Jo.·
quin Qub Oil Yoeemite Avaiue
at about 7:30 p.m .• spoke with
the victim. Roy D. Gaines, 35. of
Madera. and then shot Gaines
ance in tfte chat, aceord.lne to police.
Pope Holds Meet
VATICAN CITY (AP> -Pope
lotua Paul II met prl .. tely
Tbunda1 wtth bisbopa from
Brull and France for talks
belie.eel to focus on trips to
tboee coaatriel.
Men's Suits
for only
On_e · bollar* -.
ORANG COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1980 Fl FTEEN CENTS,
Northwest Stortn Death Toll Hits 13
9JfteA111tt-...._ TIM ltann, tn ltl fourtb t .. lD ~ .... out tn .,.,. .... ..... left ., ie':t 1J
of bOmlill todaY after a bowilnl peJ'IGlll dud, unloaded tDOUih
•D9Wltm'm blliud mucb ol t.be IOOW to tor.:e closure ol eome a"'ki
Pactftc and Rocky Mountain are11 and yanlled th• t•m· w .. t. Scboob and bualnane peratun to 11 below Ml'O at Cut wre lbUt. ud ln tome atatea, Bank, II
oearly all ~ biabwaya were la Wyomln1, thunder and
cloMd. In Oreton. a tone Am-ll1btnln1 accompanied the
t1"U tndD wu the only vehicle atonn and winda auatin1 to 80
of etc.,,. for aome stranded mpb broke car windows ln m~. lledJctne Bow.
Aircraft
In Near
Collision
SAN DIEGO (AP) -
American Airlines says a
Marine helicopter flew too dose
to a jetliner carrying 44
passrn~ers into Lindbergh Field
frow Pboemx. Anz.
There were no injuries report-
ed when the two aircraft passed
an e5timated 700 feet from each
other.
A .. near-miss" report on
Tuesday's incident was filed
Thursday with the Federal A via-
tion Administration.
The incident took place 12
miles southeast of Lindbergh
Field as Flight 309. a Boeing 707,
was descending from 6,000 feet.
Airline pilot Kenneth Allmond
of New York saw a Marine
helicopter, which was not under
1upentskm ol Linclberab'• ap-
ptoacb c.ontrol, Oytng OD Ail·
mond's right beading northeast
at about 5,.500 feet. · It ,,_ lllllMll lot the llartne
Aft StlliaD Ill YUIDa, AN., OD a ftlPt from NorUl bland Naval
Air Statian ln San Diego.
The tmidentlfied Marine pilot
later estimated the craft were
100 feet apart vertically and a
mile bori.zootally.
Alrline spokesman Art
Jack.son said Thursday in Dallas
that he didn't lcnow if Allmond
or the Marine took evasive ac-
tion. But the FAA said the
Lindbergh tower warned All-
mond of "unknown aircraft" in
the area.
•'The airplane was within a few
minutes of the San Diego airport.
It was at 6,000 feet and cleared to
descend to 5 ,000 when
the pilot reported a helicopter
passed off to his right," Jack.son
said.
Jackson said he thought it was
a military helicopter and said
tbe Federal Aviation Ad ·
ministration would investigate
the incident.
San Diego has been the site of
several in-night near misses re-
cently, making it the focus of an
escalating dispute over air traf-
fic regulations. .
Two near-collisions occurred
in November near Sao Diego,
where tbe Septembe:-1978
midair crash ol a small private
plane and an airliner resulted lD
JM deaths.
Coast
Weather
Partly cloudy toni1bt
with 30 percmt chance of
1bowen. Mo.Uy cloudy
SatllJ'd.t.y wldalbowerprob-
abUity NlDI to tO per-
cent. Not mueb tem·
peratUN cbu1e. Lowe
tonlpt ID tM D . B.lCbl
SaturdaJ ID tM eGI.
IN81•BTeltAY
A ~ *le al u.r. tn0-
Jor......, ...... °""'' ... ,,.. ao.tltlad f11 todow'• w .. -...r.~Cl. . .:. ... .................. ~.
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SHOWN IN NUDE
Prtncesa Caroline
Nude Photo
Suit Won
PARIS (AP> -A
French court baa ordered
the p'Ubliaben of Photo
maraztne to pay 80,000
francs ($20,000 ) in
damages lo Princess
Caroline of llonaco for
publlablng pictures abow-
lDI ~ parUaUy nude. The court ruled Thurs·
day that publication of the
photographs was oot an in-
vasion of privacy because
they were taken while she
was " ... on a boat which
was cl06e to the coast and
therefore accessible to the
view of other people "
However. the court
added that all people have
an exclusive right over the
use or their likeness and
the right to oppose its un-
authorized publication.
County GOP
Congressmen
Push Buildup
By GABY GllANVILLE Of .. .,..,~ ....
OranJle County's three Republican congressional del·
egates called Thursday night
for a buildup rlf U.S. military
mieht as a way to deter ae·
gresaions ol outi.w utiooa.
Headin& the call for a beefed
up military posture at a meetiJl&
of the World Affairs Council in
Costa Mesa waa Newport Beach
Congreuman Robert Badham.
"We abould show at Ions last
that we (the United Stat.es) will
stand t.oaab· "And tbe best way we can do
that ii by beefln1 up our
weapons and defense posture,"
Badham said.
Ria worda were echoed by
GOP represent.atlvea William
DallDllDeYG' of J'a1lertoo and
Dan 1AIQpeD of LonlJ Beacb
wboM ;:r•••m•l dlititct ... ctucs. 8eeel a.ad inGlt ol · ew.....-Beadl. Da~er Mcrt.cl recent
U.S. 8dkllil Wblcla he aald ban
t•ocled to lDdlcat• to
tr'an&ll llUlh tUt tlalt ftatim II not NaitJ GI' WlWq to meet
foJ'Ce wltll tore..
Amcma.:lacW-dt be cited to
aapport bl& tbllllia ..,. tbe ICUl·
Uial OI tbe B-1 ...... projlet ... tM,... ol ~to re-
ln•l•C. Hl•etlve Hnlc:e re-
~ rora.-:.F ............ ....-fu~·<la ._ • >
tor tllil U.S. 'to e Mart
ol ~ tD ... bH1* World
War Ill.
llon t.bao a foot of oew aaow
WU reported ln western W10-
mtn1. AutboriU• aaid the storm
cloted nearly every major road
ln the state and poeed a conUnu-
ln1 avalancbe threat to Snake
River Canyon.
Ore1on Gov. Vic Atiyeh
declared Hood River County and
Multnomah County. the state's
moat populous, disaster areas
Thursday as the damaee loU
* * *
Afghans
Storm
Prison
PUL ·I C HARKHI .
Afghanistan CA P) -More than
800 Afghans shouting antt Sovtel
slogans stormed a pnson here
today after the Marxist govern·
ment released a smaller number
or political pnsoners than ex·
pected. One Afghan soldier and
one civahan were killed and
about 12 inmates freed
The incident began when
about 3,000 Afghans gathered
outside the high-walled pnson
compound to receive relatives
they thought were being re·
leased.
It ended when two Ruu1an
armored vehicles were rushed to
the main gate of the prison. join-
ing one alnlady there. and So-
viet and Af&han troops ordered
t.be crowd to 8QU.8t as Soviet and
Afghan lf'OOP6 pointed guns at
them.
ll .. not Immediately clear
wbetber Ruuian or Af1h•n
troops flred wb.al aoanded like
abort bursts of automatic
weapons to end the uprising
about 1S miles east or the capat.al
city.
Only about 125 prisoners were
freed. causing an uproar in the
crowd.
A teen-aged boy grabbed the
jacket or an Afghan officer and
with tears streaming down has
face. shouted. "Where's my
father, my brother?"
The government-controlled
media in the capital city of
Kabul issued numerous an-
nouncements in recent days
declaring that all persons arrest-
ed for political offenses during the
previous regime of HafizulJah
Amin would be freed by today.
The new government. led by
Babrak Karma!, look control an a
Soviet-backed coup Dec 21.
Crewa of the state-run radio
and television, sent lo cover an
event to which foreign reporters
were also invited. quickly left
after the crowd turned unruly.
The Afghan officer was sur-
rounded by other spy relatives,
pleading for information about
their relatives detained since
April, 1978. when the first of
three Marxist regimes toot
power.
mounted. Tbe Columbia River
Gorse wu the hardest bit, wttb
areas ol Hood Rlver County re-
portln1 ftve feet ol IDOW.
An Amtrak traln chu11ed
from Hood River westward to
Portland on Thursday evenln1.
plcktn1 up motorists and
truckers stranded alone In·
teratate 80N, one of many roads
made impuaable by anowdrifta
or fallen trees and power lines
*
1n CoJondo. NaUooal Weather
Service forecaster Gary
l'ransoo said the snowstorm was
spawned wbal a aoutb·movtne
Arctic front bumped into a molal
front beadtae nortb from
Southern California
Portland General Electric Co.
reported Sl.000 cuatomera
wit.bout electricity and Pacific
Power & Light said 1,500
customers wit.bout aerv1ce.
* * *
o.y,....,_.,lM~
COCKTAIL WAITRESS UN ASPEL IN STYLE IN THE RAIN
She Heads for Work at Newpof'.t Beach'• Rusty Poltcain
Grand Jury Told
Of 'Power Grab'
Power flashed out In
downtown Salt Lake City and ln
several other antermountaan
communitiet. Thursday and
ttehool5 and road.A were closed.
Up to two feet of new soow fell
on the upper ~lopes of the
Sawtooth and Targhee moun
taw
Colorado officials said tnvel
advisones and avalanche warn·
mgs bad been posted
* * *
By JO~E REYNOLDS Of .. .,..,,~~
The Sl.Dl won't shine Saturday
but at could come out by MondJiy
after a very wet weekend.
rorecasters for the N ataonal
Weather Service predicted to
day
The storm that dumped more
than two inches or ramfaU on the
Oran1e Coast Wednesday and
Thursday wu expe<-ted to give
way to yet another water-laden
system tonight or early Satur· day.
"Well. I guess it's safe to SUI·
gest the drought's ended." com-
mented amateur meteorologist
J Sbennao Denny of Huntington
Beach.
The storm that was expected
to ex.bamt 1tself today. bTOUlbt
more th.a • lncb ot rain to the <>ranee Cout overnight Thun-
d ay
Tbait iDch of rainfall brou&bt
troub'-to motoriata earlt to-da~ doMd or bam.p9nd
traffle 01I several arterial
bi1hway1 from HunUn1toa
Beach to San Clemente. Trouble
spot.a included
-Golden West Street was
flooded and impassable this
HAWAIIAN STORM
KlU.S SEVEN -A4
mornmg betwee n Ellis and
Garfield Avenue in HunllJlgton
Beach
-ln Fount.a.in Valley, Harbor
Boulevard near Heat A venue and
near Edinger Avenue was
nooded and the mtersectioo o(
Talbert Avenue and Euclid
Street had enough water in ll to
collect a handful of stalled cars.
-Costa Mesa police reported
about a root or water at the lD·
tersecban of 19th and Anabeun
streets and in a few spots aloog
Newport Boulevard but none of
the roac:b were closed to traffic.
-Irvine police closed
Harvard Avenue between Bar·
ranca Road and Mam Street.
Laguna Canyon Road and Main
Street between Red Hill A venue and MacArthur Boulevard.
They also reported flood.inc on
Jeffrey and Trabuco roads and
said a minor accident at Walnut
Avenue and Culver Drive
brought morning rush hour traf.
flc to a bait. -Lac\ma Beach police doled
Laguna C&nyon Road sbortJy
aft.er 7 a .m. today and diverted
traffic at Forest A venue. The can-
yon r'Md wu al.lo blocked ott
at El Toro Roecl.
-Sou&b County road clol~
due to mudslides and floodiDI ID·
eluded Camino Capistrano
between Avery Parkwa1 ~
Junl,pero Serra Road. tbe Ortec Hi&bnJ and El Toro Road Ot lloulton Partway.
' -San Clementa police II.I
Paciftc Coat llltbway at
northern cltJ Jlmlta throu
Caplatrano Beach was c
early today.
Oraqe CouD*1 Flood Con
afftctala Mid tbeJ were k
a clOH watcb on 0.0
wblcb WM cauatq perlodlc
.1n1 of Ca.miDo Caplatrano
aot.=,~ ...
at 3 a.m. todu u a preca•
donUJ ..... :,~ motGrist~ W wben bll car .• =i. ... ..ww.,.
CoatJ def•'• uJd that fk"tdi•t;.• Qe arN II ca.._. lllJ a ldup "fli IUt m
de'1tlllitMO..er..• =·· wlalcll tun1 aJo••M• a9
'
aucAOO (A.f) -Onla "1C!el b1cW toda7 cm tM ~ 8oenl ti ,....., ...... tMlr ftm lllllCI Plwl·
cleat Cuw-•aN •ctld an tmbuto ti sraJ.a abtpm..u to t.M SovMt Ulllm.
Tndln aa14 G' 'DI mQ bne aiinaJed a Pttce re-covery and t.bat perhaps prtc:. would not be u dep......t aa oriJlaaU,y antidJ)ated,
"1 ~·t bellne l1. •• uld a c1ert for a m• brakerqo firm
Soybean futures prices, however, opened lowe:r after belni
the oa..ly seed Mure to open and remain hJeher on Tburaday.
... .4~ 11.S ••• 11.JW.
UNJTlm .NATIONS CAP) -Tbe Soviet Unioa went on tbe
coonter-l!Uack today in the Gaen1 AuemblY debate over
At1ban.11tan, aceuainJ tbe United States and Pekia1 ol "beatiq
up the so-called Afghan aituaUon" in the style of the Cold War.
But Soviet U.N. Ambassador Oleg Troyanovsky also pre-
dicted that East-West detente would survive lt.a current troubles.
Addressing an Assembly emeraeney aeaion in It.a aeeond day. Troyanovsky again rejected chu'1es that the Kremlin wu
guilty of aggression in pouring tens of tbousanda of troope into
Afghanistan, where they helped topple oae Marziat iovernment
in favor ol another and have now Joined the war qainat anti-communlat guerrillas.
Amerlftl• I .. •• INI• Prec~i
TEHRAN, Iran CAP>-An American Indian activist vi.&ited
the Iranian militants inside the occupied U.S. Emba.asy today
and led a crowd outside in chants of "Down with Carter!" and
"Return Indian Lands to Indian People•"
John Thomas, 35, a South Dakotan, spent an hour inside the
em basay compound, but it could not be learned immediately
whether be met with any of the SO or so American boetaces, who
today spent their 69th day in captivity.
fi',....P8ffeAJ
POWER BROKER •••
to Anthony ; Donald was
described as an attorney who
was to act as the ostensible
owner of the public relations
firm formed in Novemoer of
1976. Some of the testimony in-
cluded:
Question from state deputy at-
torney general Jeffrey Joseph:
"Did it occur to you that Mr.
Diedrich was in conflict of in-
terest in having a lobbying
group for the Board of
Supervisors wbeo he wu a
member of the Board of Supervisors?"
Mn. Werner: "Well at the
time, no. I really d.Jdn't think
about it."
Question: "Did Mr. Conrad
ever tell you what the purpose of
Orange County Public Relations
was?"
Mrs. Werner: "Yeh, they were
going to run the county."
Question: "Who did be say
was going lo do that?"
Mn. Werner: "Yeah, they were Ralph."
As for her $250 per week
salary, Mrs. Werner testified
"Mr. Conrad gave ... the
money physicall~ but Ralph told
me that be was &faying my share
of it."
Asked to characterize her role
with Orange County Public
Relations, Mrs. Werner
testified, "If people bad con-
cerns about various types of
leliaJatkm or matt.era that were
comil)8 before the board of
SllpenDon, then I WU to talk to
Ralph primarily about it and
then do whatever Ralph in-
structed me to do."
Mrs. Werner testified that
Diedrich, following the fall from
power of Dr. Louis Cella, once
Orange County's political
kingpin, felt a "political void"
existed.
"Mr. Diedrich wu firm about
not allowing some of tbe other
people to move in and pick up
that void.
~: ':-!,;~ ~·::
Cltm _ • lllul la a Wlad· drt.,. ,.. .... ..,., todQ,
ut Ill foar tNwmen were
nened lQJW"J.
Nomecle Ladr. a ta-foot boat from laa ,P.Mn, WH flrtt ~= .. J..--== at I a.m A beUqter wu flown to Utelllaad.
At da.Jbnik, '"tare ftabennen
climbed ug:-l"OCU" ucl were ::~ •• ~:I!,~
ni-1 wu. ldentlfted .. Dan c.
Wiley, n. of Lomita: Dave
Howard, 11, of Lancaster;
Michael Sit.el, M, ot Studio Qty,
and Ben Benjamin. 22, of Sacramento.
Wtley said tbey left San Pedro
Tueaday but were forced to
spend Wednesday ni&bt in an
ialud cove after the boat's main enliDe died during the atonn.
But .. the anchor rip]Nld lOOM
a.od we hit tbe rocks," be laid.
"We went oa the beach stern
first and water started flooding
the enitne room," Wiley said.
"At flrat, we tbou&bt we could
save tbe lady, but t6e rocu real-ly ripped her up."
WUey said the four men spent
their lite savtnp to buy and out-
fit the boat for a flab..tng busi-
ness. He declined to aay bow
mucbthatwu.
,...,.... P-.e AJ
BUILDUP •••
platform when the repreaen-
tati ves' discussion turned to
military strength was
Democrattc Congressman Jeny
Pattenoo ol Santa Ana.
Patterson bad left the Wurld
AffaJrs Council d.inner meeting
early in order to catch a fiigbt to
the natioo's capital.
Before departing, Patteraon
told those who attended the din·
ner meeting that be regards the
1980s "as a time of great
challenge to America, a time
that might well be called a re-
visionary decade."
The three-term congressman
said the nation in the. 1980s bas
four major projects on ill qen.
d a ; recycling, enerey, water
~~.::v~~
tatel n.ttmaJ policy
It wu Blldbam wbo waa most speclflc when sugestiq rem-
edies for the Iranian and
Af gbanistan crises.
Re said Pakistan should be as-
sured that the United States
would provide whatever aid was
necessary to bead off any in-
cursion across its borders froa/'
foreign forces now in
Afghanistan.
Punishment
'Not Enough'
BERKELEY CAP) -About
100 women students at the
University of California have
protested what they called .. the
slap on the wrlat" Puniabment
given a faculty member accuaed
of sexual baraumeot.
SWrm-swept Body
Found in San Juan
The women protested in front
of Californja Hall on Tbund.ay,
objecUna to the puoiabment
given Elbe.kl Hermuai, an as-
sistant aociolo0 profeuor aus-
pended without pay for one
academic quarter this month.
Linda Fuller, apeUjng for the
tyoup callln1 ttaelf Women,
Oraani&ed A1ain1t Sexual
Haraument, aald that Hennuai
should have been fired becauae
of charges Hermusl tried to
embrace and mate propositions
to several female studenta.
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The body ot a Laguna Niguel
man swept down Oso Creek
Wednesday has been found.
The body of Wallace Patrick
Mullen, 52, of 33401 Dosina
Drive, was discovered a mile
and a half downsk'eam from a
culvert off Camino Capistrano.
Rb car had been washed olf the
road.
Reserve Sheriff'• volunteer
Pete Tomaino found the body
Thursday about 30 feet from tbe
water line Just west ot Calle San
Antonio and De La Vlata in San Juan Capistn.no.
More tban eo memben ol the
Sberiff'a department c:mduct.d
the aearcb late Wednesday and
early Thursday morning walk-
ing along the creek bed for its
entire di.stance.
Mullen wu drlvin1 south-
bound on Camino Capistrano
just north of San Juan
Caplatraoo Wednesday when bia
car wu awept olf the roadway
and 1Dto a cuf vert.
The motorlat climbed to the
roof throuCb a sunroof and waa
sittint atop bis car when it bit
the culvert. ma bead struck the
rallroad trestle above the
culvert and be wu knocked into
the swollen creek and wubed
dowDltream.
GiaslJpAgaia.
F~r Stationa to .Open
SWAT Praetiee
Newport Beach police SWAT team leader Tony Villa
(right) watches team member Dao Holub rappel off city
Fire Department tower during training session. Having a
Special Weapons and Tactics team, says one Orange
Coast police commander, "is like the fire department
having a hook and ladder truck. You don't use it every
day, but. when you need 1t, it's a very important piece or
equipment." See today's Featuring Section, Page Bl.
Sills and V ardoulis
Backed ·by 'Quorum'
By DAVID ICUTZMANN °' ... Deity ,.... '"'" Mayor DaV1d Sills and coun-
cilman Bill Vardoulis, wbo have
yet to make a fmaJ announce-
ment oo whether they'll seek re-
election m June, have been en-
dorsed DOl'Hrtbeless.
Irvine Quorum, a political ac-
tion group which advocates less
government interference in in·
dividual lives. announced its
support for the la wmakers
Thursday night.
Alan Snodgrass, president of
the group, said a resolution was
unanimously approved by those
present which offer s Irvine
Quorum's "endorsement and re-
sour ces" to both Sa lls and
Vardoulis.
Both council members belong
to Irvine Quorum, as does coun-
cilman Art Anthony, who lS not
up fo_r re-elect.ion
SUJa ana Vardoulls attended
Thunclay night's meeting at
University Part Clubhouse, but
arrived after the resohstion or
support ror them was approved
by the 70 members present
There is said to be a mem
berabip of about 175.
Both Sills and Vardoulis
staged fund -ra1s1ng acl1v1t1es
early last summer, taking an
about $10,000 each for their cam
pa1gn war chests. CandJdate f1l
mg opens March 6
The third incumbent who
faces re-election in June. Mary
Ann Ga1do, bas al.ready said ~ht'
Wiii rwt
That means Jrv1ne Quorum 1~
lookrng for a Uurd candidatt-1t
can endorse since it does not
agree with either Mrs. Gaido's
or councilman Larry Ap-an's
politJcal philosopl:u~ of slower
growth.
I-nine's Seniors
Get Representation
lrvane's semor citizens will
now have a Senior Citizens
Council representing them In Cl·
ty affairs.
Over the attempts or council
members Mary Ann Galdo and
Larry Agran to create a "com-
mission" for senior citizens in-
stead, the City Council thlS week
upgraded the existing Senior
Citizens Committee to "council"
status.
This means the five-member
panel will have expanded duties
and responsibilities and act in
an advisory capacity to the City
Council.
Altboueh the committee vOCed
last month to approve of a name
cban1e to "council," Mrs. Ga.ldo
and Asran maintained the ~
deserved the added respect t.nac
goes with "tommwaon" status,
as well as the compensallon or
SlOO per month per member.
They said the scope or
responsibilities of the panel are
more in line with a com-
mission's wortt. They compared
il to t.6e city's transportation,
planning and community
services commissions.
But other coUAcil members
have said the name of a f1'0UP is
not as important as the JOb at
does. And officials aaid the dH·
rerence bet wuo a "council" and
a "commission" would have
been oecliglble.
Irvine bas about 6,000 senior
citizens, according to caty of-
ficials.
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I
If ana1em1nt As•ne1. It la·
cnaMd water nmon eaUMd bJ urbanlutioa In tbe MIAklla VJ9. Joana.
I ,... ........
for U.. dlaaael tO baDile •' a Jteraald.
Reiter said the OOQlllJ warm
to build a laraer c~L Tbie
preHDt cbanne1 la 10 fMt deep.
&alter and Bob Berryman.
public fedttttee IUPBrlat*'deat
for the county storm control
center, 1ald that Mveral in-
c.necticm in the IOUtbern pan
ot the county ba" bMn Oooded
but that there weN no otber
problems.
The bllly canyon areu were
reported weatheriJla the atonn
well with oo more th.an tbe aaua1
amount ol mud beinl swept onto
roach, Berryman said~ 1 They aaid no bomea wa. In
dan1er at mld-morniq.
Rainfall figures posted
tbrou&bout the Oranae Cout
showed that the week's worth ol
rain broueht thla aeaaoo'a total
up above the average and within
two inches of last year's fil\ll'fS.
Hortense Miller, who main-
tams a pubuc garden in Laguna
Beach, sa.Jd her weather g...,e
shows the latest storm dropped
1.1 inclM!I of moi.sture oo the Art
Colony.
·'That brings the aeuoo total
to 4 1," she said.
In Costa Mesa, the overnight
figure was 1.56 anches bringing
the years• total to 4.73 inches,
compared to last year's total at
the same Ume of 6.53 inches.
In Hunt.ingtoo Beach, Denney
said the storm left 1.60 inches
for a season total of 5.31 inches.
Last year's total on this date
was 6.97 inches.
In Newport and Huntington
harbors. patrolmen reported few
m a1or problems. although they
were called upon to pump water
out or a few boats, none of which
was reported in danger of sink-
ing
At Newport, wmd gusts were
clocked at 30 mph early today.
Shah Seeks
New Home?
PANAMA CITY,
Panama (AP) -The de-
posed Iranian shah's
s pokesman said today
there are "no plans" for
ham lo travel from Con-
tadora Island where he
has been liVUlg s10ce Ott.
15
Spokesman Robert
Armao commented after
ABC News reported Shah
Mohammed Ren Pahlavi
would lake to leave
Panama ud wauld eppeat •
.. tlle u-u: • ... ... . belpldm .......... !"':
A BC Hid Tlilarsda7
night Uud Armao was eo-
ang to WashingUlo today to
meet watb presidential
chief of staff Hamilton
Jordan to d1scuss other
possible places of exile for
the shah
Buono Faces
New Charges
LOS ANGELE.5 (AP> -The
district attorney's office Thurs-
day filed five new chareea
aeainst An&elo Buono, wbo Isac-
cused of taking part in tile
Hill.slde ~er murden wttb
b1a cousin Km.neth Bianchi.
The five new char1ea are
sodomy, oral copula lion. pan-
de rlnf, unlawful sexual in-
tercourae and conspiracy to
commit felonies.
Men's Suits
for only
One Dollnr*
i
l I
• ORANGE COUNTY, CALlf'ORNtA Fl FTEEN CENTS
:S.Cltool Bus F~e Irks Lag11na Parents
Pareat1 wbo Hnd UarH
tblldrm to tebool on the bus
would p11 •111 for the re-
maln4er ot tM acbool year.
Parenti wtlJ Neeive a Jetter from the dlalrtet ouUtntnc the cost ot the propam out week.
The bus fare system beains Feb.
l
But parents said t.be prosram
forcea them to become "a cap-
live audience," citin1 the
dan1en of alllowing children to
walk or rtdl blka to SI Morro
and A1bo acbooll.
"'J'ben ta DO lldewalk to El
Morro acbool," 1ald ltanm Den-
nil addfq • perceat ol tbe
children at that ac.bool must be
bu.aed to tbe campua OD bmy
Pacific Coat Hilbway.
•• And Allao ac.bool la at the
other end ol town. also on the
tU1hway," she aaid. "Whoever
thought of puttio1 two schools at
each end of town had the oil lo·
terests at beart ...
"Tbla pt'OIJ'am should have
been tbouCbt out lmtead ol &ell-
lq the parents, 'We want your
money p)ea.e'.' •
But truAeea araued tbe pro-
1ram wu tbe culmln.at.iiOD ol
nearly two years ol study.
"It was dGIM wtU. a lot ol plan-
ninl tmd with our budget prob.
lema lo mind." said board pres-
ident MarYb'n Pauley.
"Nearly $1 million in school
procrama were cul from the b\Ml\e:c, in tbe put two years and we to look al .,. .. , t.bal
would least affect student pro-
arama, .. abe said.
Board member Ron Chilcote
•lreed. JaYinl "It bu been a
difficult decbloo -one of many
difficult decialcma and they all
bave affected aomeone.
"It was ool made abruptly,"
he aald.
<See BUS, Pace AZ>
More Rain Seen Here by Weekend.
Aircraft
·in Near
Collision
.SAN DIEGO (AP> -
American Airlines says a
Marine helicopter flew too close
to a jetliner carrying 44
paaaengers into Lindbergh Field
from Phoenix, Ariz.
There were no injuries report·
ed when the two aircraft passed
an estimated 700 feet from each
other.
A "near-miss" report on
Tuesday's incident was filed
Tbunday With the Federal A via-tton Administration.
'I'be incident took place 12
miles southeast of Lindbergh
Field as Fliebt 309, a Boeing 7CT1
wu descending from 6,000 feet.
Airline pilot Kenneth Allmond
of New York saw a Marine
helicopter, which was not under
aupervi.sioo of Undbereb's ap-
proach eontrol, ti~ on All-
mond'• right beading northeast
at about 5,SOO feet.
It wa heeded for the Marine
AR •1DN ,t :Y.ana. Ari&. • a ftlatat fRia North lalud ••al Ab'Sta&'-mS...Dlqo.
Tbe .--111fted Mulne pilot
18\er eltimated the craft were
700 feet apart vertically and a
mile borir.ootally.
Airline spokesman Art
Jackson said Thursday in Dallas
that he didn't know if Allmond
or the Manne look evasive ac-
tion. But the FAA said the
Lindbergh tower warned All-
mond of "unknown aircraft" in
the area.
"The airplane was within a few
minutes of the San Diego airport.
It was at 6,000 feet and cleared to
descend lo 5,000 when
the pilot reported a helicopter
passed off to his right," Jackson
said.
Jackson said be thought it was
a military helicopter and said
the Federal Aviation Ad-
ministration would investigate
the incident.
San Diego has been the site of
several in-flJght near misses re-
cently, making it the focus of an
escalating dispute.over air traf-
fic regulations. •
Two near-collisions occurred In November near San Diego,
where the Septembe:-1978
midair crash of a small private
plane and an airliner resulUld in
144 deaths.
' Coast
Weather
Partly cloudy toni1bt
with 30 pefttmt chance of
1bowen. lloat1y cloudy SatuJ'da)'wttbabowerprob-
abllity mm, to eo per-
cent. Not mucb tem·
perature cbanae. Low• taniabt m tbe a . mpa Saturdl1 llll thl ...
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SHOWN IN NUDE
Prtncesa Caroline
NudePlwto
Suit Won
PARlS <AP) -A
French court bas ordered
the publi&hen of Pbpto
macaztne to pay 80,000
francs ($20,000 > in
damaaea to Princeu
Carollae of llonacto for
UbUahlq p&durel ahow-
hel' par11a1ly nude.
e eourt ruled Thurs-
day that publication of the
photographs was not an in·
vasion of privacy because
they were taken while she
was ". . . on a boat which
was close to the coast and
therefore accessible to the
view or other people "
However, the court
added that all people have
an exclusive right over the
use of their likeness and
the right to oppose Its un-
authorized publication.
Candidates
Begin Taking
Out Papers
Candi®tes for city council
seats and other elective pos1·
lions lo Laguna Beach, San
Clemente and San Juan
Capistrano began taking out
papen 'lbursday, and by mid·
day, the list ol potential politi·
cians wasn't a long one.
In Laguna Beach, recently ap-
pointed City Treasurer Ernest
Lake took out nomination papen
to run for for a four-year term for
that poeltion.
He Joina City Clerk Verna
Bollln&er, council lmcumbenta
Jack McDowell and Sally
Bellen.te, and council candidates
Neil Fltzpatrlck and Steven
Rl111 in the nmninl for elected
municipal poets.
In San Clemente, where no
candkt.tel lbowed up Tbunda)',
Deput.J Qty Clerk Maree WWa 1ald two council bopefU1.I pulled ·
papen today.
Robert RUlln. · wbo ran 1IDIUC>
ceutully -for the CHJ CouDdl
lut year. ,,.. the rust to tab
out nomtutkm papen ln that
ett.J . Re wu joined by Bernard A.
Allen, a San Clemente attorney Me~aleatfort.beflntUme .
Tbe c:iomd1 Mata DOW bald by
Zdward K•kcfMid and, 1Udwd
Ahhiim WW&.':ON vo\eri In tM A,prll • ' aloq wtt.b
tM ~au tll db den, bel4 t.1 as Ber1, aad clt1 lHHW•r, lleld _, Wllllam
lltteMll. ..... ., .. lilealDMm tD San
Clcml .. 1 ........ oatDOtnlM• ~~J:. Caplitranot re-
Ure4 ~faewrer Daa P.
, .............. Al)
Afghans
Storm
Prison
PUL -I CHARKHI ,
Afghanistan <AP> -More than
800 Afghans shouting anti-Sc>Vlet
slogans stormed a pnson here
today after the Marxist govern-
ment released a smaller number
of political prisoners than ex·
peeled. One Afghan soldier and
one c1v1han were killed and
about 12 inmates freed
The incident began when
about 3,000 Afghans gathered
outside the high-walled prison
compound to receive relatives
they thought were being re·
leased. ·
It ended when two Russian
armored vehicles were rushed to
the main gate or the prison, join-
ing one already there, and So-
viet and Af_ghan troops ordered
the Cl'Qwd to squat as Soviet and
Af&bao troops pointed gum at
them.
It was not immediately clear
wbetber Russian or Af1ban
troops fired what IOUDded llke
abort bursts of automatic
weapons to end the uprising
about lS miles east of the capital
city.
Onfy about 125 prisonel'6 were
freed, causing an uproar in the
crowd.
A teen aged boy grabbed the
Jacket of an Afghan officer and
with tears streaming down his
race , s houted "Where's m y
father. my brother?"
The gove rnment-cohtrolled
media in the capital city of
Kabul issued numerous an-
nouncements in recent days
declaring that all persons arrest·
ed for pobllcal offenses during the
previous regime of Hafizullah
Amin would be freed by today.
The new government, led by
Babrak Karmal, took control in a
Soviet-backed coup Dec. 27
Crews of the state-run radio
and television, sent lo cover an
event lo which foreign reporters
were also invited, quickly left
after the crowd turned unruly
The Afghan officer was Sur·
rounded by other spy relatives,
pleading for information about
their relatives detained since
April, 1978, when the first of
three Marxist regimes took
power.
SWAT PrGC!tlee
Newport Beach police SWAT team leader Tony Villa
(right) watches team member Dan Holub rappel off city
Fire Department tower during training session. Having a
Special Weapons and Tactics team. says one Orange
Coast police commander. "1s like the fire department
having a hook and ladder truck. You don't use it every
day. but, when you need it, it's a very imoortant piece of
equipment." See today's Featuring Section. Page Bl.
Grand Jury Told
Of 'Power Grab'
Wast
Already
Flooded
By JOANNE REYNOLDS °' .. .,....,,...~
The sun won 't shine Friday
but It could come out by Monday
after a very wet weekend.
forecasters for the Nat1ooal
Weather Service predicted to·
day
The storm that dumped more
than two inches of rainfall on the
Ora.nae Coast Wednesday and
Thursday was expected to give
way to yet another water-laden
system t.ooigbt or early Satur-
day.
"Well. I guess it's safe to aue-
gest the drought's ended," com-
mented amateur meteoroiopst
J . Sherman Denny of Hunlinltoo
Beach.
The storm that was expected
to ex.bault. ibelf today. brouchl
more t.baD an inch ot rain to the
Oraqe Cout overnight Thurs-
day.
Th.at inch of rainfall brought
t.rouW. to motorista early to-
~ daMd or ham,....
traffle o• ae•eral arterial
bl1Jaways from Runttn~ton
Beach to Sui Clemente. Trouble
apota Wladed:
-Golden West Street was
flooded and impassable this
morning Mtween Ellis and
Garfield Avenue in Huntington
Beach.
-In Fotmtam Valley, Harbor
Boulevard near Heil A venue and
near Edinger Avenue was
flooded and the intersection of
Talbert Avenue and Euclid
Street bad enough water in 1t to
collect a handful of stalJed cars.
Costa Mesa police reported
about a foot of water at the lD·
tersection or 19th and Anaheim
street.a and in a few spots along
Newport Boulevard but none of
the roads were closed to traffic
Irvine police c•o<i ed
Harvard Avenue between Bar·
(See STORMS, Page AZ>
Youth Beaten,
Robbed; Cops
Arrest Teens
..................... & ...
CllJC\GO (AP) -O"* llllf~ bl.ct-todQ • .. CMcqo .... ti Trtlde, tlllllr ftJ'lt PIM ._ .._.
d..tC.W-··-·· • ......,..,ol...... '°ta. 8oYltt UblaD.
TIMlll1 aM tM m&J ve ated • pdee ,.
COYef1 ad tlm putalipe pftcm woaJd D0t tie U dipe NMll .. orillMll1 ..udpated.
.. .. ... -~ .
"I can't bellne It," uld • clerk for a mlJQr .,.....,....
ftrm.
Soybean futarw prie91, bowe"", opened lower after betns
the cia1y Med future to open ud remain hi&her oo Tb~.
•• Aeeme IJ.& • IJJW. U.S. Will Stand Tough HAWAIIAN STORM
KJU.SSEVEN-M
wbicb WM cauaing pertodlc eb-
.1n1 of Camino Capiatrano lD
northern San Juan Capistrano.
UNn'BD N~ (AP) -Tbe SoMl Unkm W9Dt OD the COUil~ tod&1 lD the Omeral AIMmblJ debate over'
Af&hanlstan. accualnc the United states and Pekin1 of "beatin&
up the 80-Called Aflban 1ltuation" in the style of the Cold War.
Wunty GOP Calls For Military Buildup Camino Capistrano was closed
at 3 a.m. today as a precau-
tionary move. A motorist died
Wednesday when b.la car was
swept off the flooded roadway.
But Soviet U.N. Ambassador Ole1 Troyanovaky also pre·
dieted that Eut-We1t detente would 1urvive ita current
troubles.
Addreutna an AIMmbb emerseney aeuloo in ill HCODd
da)', Tro)'anovaty aaain rejected cbarles that tbe Kremlln wu
guilt)' ol ~ In powtna ten.a ot thouaancll ol b'OOPI lnto
AfabHhit.ao. where = belPed topple one llanilt aovenam•t in fawr ol ~ bne now joined the war .. alut anti·
commualst auerrlllu
~1.-.1 ... r ... , .. ,
TEHRAN, Inm (AP)-All American lDd1an acUviat vtalted
the Iranian militants inside the occupied U.S. Embuay today
and led a crowd outside in chants ol "Down with Carter!" and
"Retum IDdlaD Landa to Indian People!"
John 'lbomu, 35, a South Dakotan. spent an hour inaide the
embaa)' compound, but it could not be learned immediately
whether be met with any ol the !iO or eo American bostaaes, wbo
toda)' spent their 69tb day in captivity
p,....p_,,eJIJ
BUS FARE IRKS PARENTS
Robin McCormick, who has
three children attending Laguna
Be•ch acboola, said parents with
more than one child are
penalized.
"It's going to cost me $3(lO a
year to send my kids to school,"
addina, "If I had one child I'd
pay your 10 cents a day. But
with three, I'll drive them to
school myself."
Kathie Wilbert said she bas
first and third 1rade cblldn!n at-tenc:liDI scboo1 in La1una Beach,
.. and if I tell them to walk to
school I could probably be
charged with child endanger·
ment."
Trustee Mike Sagar Inter-
rupted Mrs. Wilbert asking, "Do
you feel the school district bas a
constilutlooal obligation to pro-
v ide transportation for stu ·
dents?"
Mrs. Wllbert sald the declsk>n
to charge for bus transportation,
"'Tates away any possibility of
m) children receiving a free
educaUoo."
.. And what about the SO extra
kids who will be at school before
cluaes when parents drop off
their children on their way to
wort?
••Are you golna to have to hire
auperviaorl to watch them?"
Mra. Pauley aald district
figures show the bu.a fare s)'lltem
will ""'91' most of the cost of
tran1porUa1 youn11ters,
a cost estimated at more than
$200,000 per year
With fa~bl• ridenblp by
cl11trlct children the district
could recoup aboul $150,000 of
that cost." lbe said. "It was a desperate move in
desperate times," Mn. Pauley
sald. "We hope pa.rents will coo-
tinue to tran.lport their children
by bua."
She said bucllet comtralnta
forced oo the ooee-wealtby &a-trtct b)' Propmltloo 13, the Ser-
DAILY PILOT
rano-Priest state Supreme Court
decision and declining enroll·
ment in the district forced the
fare program
"With our limited budget, I
don't think the staff (teacben
and other employees) should
pick up the brunt of tbla," abe
aald. "Now the parents are pick
lna up a portion ..
13NowDead
In Pacific
Snowstorm
By'l'be Associated Presa
Ligbt.i were out ln thousands
of homes today after a bowling
snowstorm blitzed much of the
Pacific and Rocky Mountain
West. Schools and businesses
were shut, and ln some states,
nearly all major blghw•Y• were
closed. In Oregon, a lone ~m
trak train was the only vehicle
of escape for some 1tranded
motorists. The storm, in its fourth day in
some states, has left at least 13
persons dead. unloaded enough
snow to force cloeare of some aid
areas and yanked tbe tem-
perature to 17 below zero at Cut
Bank, Mont. In Wyoming, thunder and
llgbtnin& accompanied tbe
1torm and wiDdl auatina to 90
mph broke ear wlndow1 in
lledlctne Bow.
Jlore than a foot ol new mow
wu reported in west.em Wyo-
ming. Authorities said the atonn
cloeed nearly every major road
ln the atate and p09ed a ecadnu-
lnl anlancbe threat to Snake
Rlyer Canyoo.
oreaon Gov. Vlc Atiyeh
declared Hood Rlver County and
Multnomah County, the atate'1
most populoua, dlauter areas
Tjaund.Q u the damaae toll
mounted. TM Columbla River
Gora• wa the bardat hit, with
areu ol Hood River Count)' re-
port.iq five feet of IDOW.
BJ GAllY GaANVILLE
Of .. Dmlly .........
Or_•'1•e County '1 three
Republican cooll"ftllonal cMI-
e1atea called Thunday ,qht
for a buildup t'Jif U.S. mUltar)'
milht u a way to deter ai-
sradom ol outlaw natlooa.
Helldlq the call for a beefed
up milltar)' pGlture at a meeting
ol the World Allain Cound1 in ea.ta II .. WU Newport Beach
Coo1reaman Robe.rt Badbam. ··we abould abow at lona last
that we (the UDited States) wll1
atand toulh.
"And the belt way we can do
that i1 by beeflna up our
weapam and defense poeture,"
BadbamWd.
Hil worda were echoed by
GOP repreHntaUves William
Dannemeyer of Fullerton and
Dan I..uqren of Lona Beach
wboae ~iooal dlatrict in-
cludes Seal Beach and most of
Huntiqtoo Beach.
Danneme1er decried recent
U.S. actlooa which he said have
tended to indicate to
transgressors that tbiB nation is
not ready or wlllina to meet
force with force.
Amona lnctdents he cited to
support bis thesis were the scut-
tling ol the B-1 bomber project
and the failure of Coqresa to re--
instate selective service re-
aiatration. For hia part, LunlJren said,
"~ bave _probabb' •one too
far (in Inn and A11hanistan)
for the U.S. to do anythint short
of walking to the brink of World
War Ill.
"We need a buildup or our
armed forces.'·
Missing from the speuers
platform when the represen·
tative1' discussion turned to
milll•ry strength wa s
Democratic Congressman Jerry
Patterson of Santa Ana.
Pattenon bad left the World
Affairs Council dinner meeting
early in order to catch a flight to
the nation's capital.
Before departing, Pattenon
told thoee who attended the din-
ner meetiq that be regards the
19801 "as a time of great
challenge to America, a time
that IJliibl well be called a re-
vi1iooary decade."
The three-term congressman
said the nation in the 1980s bas
four mljor' project& on its aeeo·
da ; reeycllng, ener1y, water
and a national lellalative review
of exiatlnl legislation that die-
Party to Honor
Martin L King
The Dana Nlpel Library la
boldin1 a birthday party to
honor llartin Luther JUna Jr.
SatuiUy at a p.m.
Cblldnn in tradea 1-3 are in-
vlt.ed to attend the party at
which the 1tory ot Kini'• Ufe.
wW be read. Party sames and
refreshments are planned for
the eftDt. For l.Dformatlon, call
the library at -.5511.
St,o,.,,,,.swept Body
Found, in San Juan
tates nat1ooal policy.
It was Badbam who waa moet
specific when suggesting rem·
edie1 for the Iranian and
Afgbantttan criael.
He u1d Pakistan abould be u-
sured that the United States
would proride wbateftr aid wu
necesaary to b9ad off any in-
cunkln acroa lll borden from
forel10 force• now ln
Af&h...tstan
F,....P.,,eAJ
County officials said todaJ
that floodin1 in the area is
caused b)' a buildup of 1ili and
debris in the Oao Creek channel
wbicb rune aloo1slde the
roadway.
Cempoqndinft the problem, •·
POWER BROKER ••• · cordinc to Bll Reiter of the
county 's Environmental·
Management A1ency, i1 ln-
creued water runoff cauaed by
urhanigtkJo in the Mlulm V-.
JO Uea.
firm formed ln Novemuer of
1976. Some ol the teat.lmooy in·
eluded: Question from state deputy at·
tomey aeneral Jeffrey Joeepb:
"'Old it occur to you that Mr.
Diedrich was in con.met of 1.n-
tereat in ba vina a lobbyinl
group for the Board of
Supervisors when be wu a
member of lbe Board of
Supervbon ?"
Mn. Wener: "Well at the
time, no. I really didn't tb.lnk
about It."
Q11esUoa: "Did Mr. Conrad
ever tell you what the purpose of
Oran"e County Public Relations
was?'
Mn. Werner: "Yeh, they were
going to run the county."
Qaestioa: "Who did be say
was &oing to do that?"
Mn. Wener: "Yeah. they wen
Ralph." Al for her S~ per week
salary, Mrs. Wemer testllled
"Mr. Conrad gave ... the
money physically but Ralph told
me that be was paying my share
ofit."
Aaked to characterize ber role
with Orange County Public
Relation s. Mrs Werner
testifaed, "li people had con
cerns about various types or
legislation or matters that were
coming before the board of
supervisors, then I was to talk to
Ralph primarily about it and
then do whatever Ralph ln
structed me to do."
Mrs. Werner testified that
Diedrich, following the fall from
power of Dr. Louis Cella, once
Orange Couoty's political
kingpin, (ell a "political void"
exaled. "Mr. Diedrich wa.s firm about
not a11owi.rul some or the other
people to move in and pick up
that void.
"His statement to me wu t.bal
be was going to be the power
broker ror Orange County ...
The woman alle1ed that
Diedrich told her that ooe way
he would expand his_pow~r base
would be ~ dooanm. to
candld~iUcal oftke. Tile pta. •bieb lD •
tarse pert eontain the aame tn-
formltian Pi uented befon the
grand Jury tn im. do 9dd die eew
alleptioo that Dledrtcb, A.ntbony
ud former aupentaor La~
Schmtt woakt reed" ..... of
the profits of Oraqe Coaaly
Public &latlooa.
That 1tatement came from
Whittier attorney Ill ax Garn ck
who claimed in other testimony
that be waa approached by
Conrad and D1edrich to bead a
com mission that would 10-
veatigat.e alleged malleasance
on the part of Onnge County
D1stnct Attorney Cecil Hicks
and other ran.kin& members of
the distrlct attomey's otnce.
According to Garrick's
testimony, Conrad and Diedrich
believed that the dlltrtct at-
torne1t"• office wu dlftl"ll.DC certala eovt-lmposed flan
earmarked hw drul tnnsttga-
tiom to ea.mpaign related uses
Guridi testified that be at
fim t.bouCbt the formaHoD ol the
commission was a "chanade"
adding that be felt Ute idea did
not have cl"edence unW be at-
tended a meeting at wbacb
Diedrich was present.
The attorney, who was 29 at
the time of lbe alleged con-
ference at Orange County Public
Relations offices Anaheim, said
Dlednch arrived at the meeting
by sneaking in the back door
He quoted Diedrich as uymg,
"I drive • llla:sda. It is my
sleeper car, so I won 't be
rollowed.''
Asked If Diedrich m•de any
promises of a ~ible political
ruture, Game& responded, "He
did an an off-handed way. He
c;a1d. 1( anythi.n& we~ worked
out where an election would be
held wit.b respect to the DA 's of-
fice, and ii I were elected, what
he would like to do ls just be left
alone. wtuch. lookin& b•ck oow.
is a coosiderable request oo his
part"
''Tbett i1 JI.Ill too mu.ch water
for the channel to handle,"
Reiter 1a1d.
Retter said the coanty wants
to build a larger channel 'lbe
praent. cbannel ls 10 feet deep.
Reiter and Bob Berrymu.
public faclllties superintendent
fOT the county storm control
center, saad that several iD-
teraectioos an the southern part
of the C'OWlty have been fiooded
but that there were no other problems
The tulJy canyon areas were
reported weat.berlng the storm
weU with oo more than the usual
amount ol mud bemg swept onto
roads, Berryman said.
r.1~P.,,eAJ
PAPERS •••
Va.qalla will seek one of two
seats on the City Council_
Mayor Kenne\b Friess Uld
Councilman Lawrence. F .
Bochbelm took out papers
Tbunday to keep their council
seats.
Capo Surfer
Fractures Skull
Brian McN ulty , 15. of
Capastrano Beach, remains in
fair coodiUoo al Mission Com-
mWllt,Y Hospital today after un-
deraotng four hours of surgery
following a surfin& miabap Tues-
day.
McNuJty, son of t.be tate Pat
McNulty, a former Auociated
PreH correspondent and surfing
enthusiast. was taken to the
bosp1lal after sufferiq a stun
fracture while surfina near
Trafaipr Street beach in San
Clemente.
Men's Suits
for only .. '
One Dollar*
• .. "' . .. .# .. .. --
, .
• ~ .
CIN
Norihwest Storm Death Toll· lllts 13
,,_ .._. a. ~ daJ lD More tban • loot of MW mow moaat.t.. ni. Colambta JUwr In Colondo, NaUonal Weather Power f I ashed out l n
._. ....... bM Wl al ._. 11 ... NDCllWl ... ten ~ Gora• ._ tlM bardeat bit, wllb S • r v l c e Io rec u t er Gary downtown Salt Lake City and in
penw died. _.... mlq. Aadlorttlel Hid tbe ttorm &NU d Rood RlTer eo.aty ,. P'ramon Mid the anowatorm waa several other int.ermounLaia
aiowtofweedannoleome eloeed MU"t1 nel'7 mQw road portmaftftfeetdmow. spawned when a south·IDOYlnl communities Tburaday aod
ueH aacS 1••k•d tilt tem· la U.. ._and POied a CCJllUDu.. An Amtrak train cbuHed Arctic ftoDl bumped lDto a moist acboob and roads were cloHd . ..,ann to 17 below lll'O n Cut m. .. •1ancbe lhreat to Snake from Hood Rift!' ..tward to front beadla1 north from Up £o two feet of new snow fell .... Moal. Rfver Cuyoo. Portland oe 'l'bund.ay eveamc S6u1berD Callfomla, OD the upper 6lopea of the
IJl Wyomln•, tbuader and Ore1oa Oov. Vic Atlyeb plckln1 up motorists and Portland General Electric Co. Sawtooth and Tarshee moun·
ll11tt.nlac aacompanled tbt declared Rood River County and trucken stranded alon1 In-reported 51,000 customera t.atm.
1tonn and wtnda paU.. to to Mu.ltnomab CountY. the state'a t.entate &ON, one of many IOedl wltbout e&edriclty a.od Padtlc Colorado offlciala sald travel
mpb broke ear wlndow1 in moat populoul, dliuter areu made tmp-•ble by ano,,.artfta Power 4' Li1bt uid 1,500 adviaoriea and avalanche warn·
Medl Bow. TbundQ u tbe dama1e toll or fallen trees and power linea. cutomen wUbout aervice. inp had been posted.
More R&ill see~ uere.by*W~ekeiid
...........
....,,.ta8zed
Comedian Jimmy Durante,
86, (shown in a 1956 file
.photo) remains in satisfac-
tory condition today at a
Santa Monica hospital where
be Js being treated for a
form of pneumonia.
Diedrich Eyed
As County
Power Broker
BJ FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL
Of ta. IMllY f'INC S\.tff
Former Board of Supervisors
chairman Ralph Diedrich at·
tempted to become Orange
County's political ···power
broker" through a public rela·
lions organization be helped
form in 1976, according to al·
legations contained in grand
jury transcripts.
The three volumes of
testimony were given in connec·
tion with the Orange County jury
investigation into campaign
fund laundering charges against
Dledricb; Philip Anthony. now a
county supervisor and also a
former board ch airman;
Wilham Kott. a former Anaheim
city councilman and Gene
Conrad. a one-time county
political financier.
Contacted at bis Fullerton
home this momlns. Diedrich
aaid be bad not read the
transcripts and would withhold
com meot until be bad done so.
Anthony was in a meeting and
unavailable for comment.
The grand jury re-indicted the
fbur defendants in December.
The case aeainst the four
90lltical figures bu simmered
at various leeal levels 11.nce an
• <See POWE&, Pase AZ)
Afghans
Stonn
Prison
PUL ·l ·C HARKHJ ,
Afghanistan <AP) -More than
800 Afghans shouting anti-Soviet
slogans stormed a prison here
today after the Marxist govern·
ment released a smaller number
of political prisonens than ex·
pect.ed. One Afghan soldier and
one civilian were killed and
about 12 inmates freed.
The incident began when
about 3,000 Afghans gathered
outside the high-walled prison
compound to receive relatives
they tbought were being re·
leased.
It ended when two Russian
armored vehicles were rushed to
the main gate of the prison, join.
log ooe already there, and So-
viet and Mehan troops ordered
the crowd to~ u SoYiet and
A!gban troops pointed IUDS at
them.
It wu not immediately cre.r
wb•~•r Ru1lan or t:/i.u troopt find wta.il ICMIDd De abort but1t1 of automatic
weapom to end the uprlslng
about U miles east of the capttaJ
city.
Only about l2S prlsonen were
freed, causing an uproar in the
crowd.
A teen-aged boy grabbed the
jacket of an Afghan officer and
with tears streaming down bis
face, shouted: "Where's my
father. my brother?"
Crews or the state-run radio
and telemion, sent to cover an
event to which foreign reporters
were also invited, quickly left
after the crowd turned unruly.
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SHOWN IN NUDE
Pr1nceaa Carollne
Nude Photo
Suit Won
PARIS (AP) -A
French court bu ordered
tbe pllbli.shen of Pboto
ma1utne to pay 80,000
francs ($20,000) in
damases to Princess
Carollne Of Monaco for r:.bl..,,,,,. pictur. lbow· her putSaJJ7 nude.
Tbe eourt ruled Tbun-
day tha& publication of the
photographs WU not an in·
vaslon of privacy because they we.re taken while she
was " ... on a boat which
was close to the coast and
therefore accessible to the
view o( other people '·
However, the court
added that all people have
an exclusive right over the
use of their likeness and
the right to oppose Its uo·
authorized publication.
Newport Facing
Koll Center Suit
~e that deletion or the hotel
e waa a violation of state law.
That request is hued on Koll's
ntentioo that the hotel site was
leted during a City Council
beartn1 and hadn 'l been con-
sidered by the Plannins Com·
miulon.
The attorneys say such action
violates state law which requires
a planning commiasloa bearln&
on all general plan chances
before those chanaea are enact-
ed by the City Council.
City Attorney Hu1b Coffin
declined comment on the IUit to-
day became of the ~'"I bear-in1, but be noted at the~
menll put forward lD the suit
were the ones company <See KOLL. Pap Al)
Coast
Already
Hooded
By. JOANNE aEYNOLD8
Of-Deity ............
The sun won't sbloe Saturday
but it could come out by Monday
after a very wet weekend,
forecasters for the N allonal
Weather Service predicted to-
day.
The storm that dumped more
than two inches of rainfall on the
Orange Coast Wednesday and
Thursday was expected to give
way to yet another water-laden
system tonlebt or early SatW'·
day.
"Well, l guess it's safe to sug-
gest the drougbt'1 ended," com·
ment.ed amateur meteorologist
J . Sherman Denny of Hunt.lqton
Be.eh.
The storm that waa expected
to eea..t itlelf today. brouPt more than an inch of rain to tbe
Onmp ~ O'Nr1lll&M n.... day.
TlW lncb af rainfall broucbt
troubles to motoriata earty to-~ dmed ar~
traffic on H•eral a.rterlal
blebwaya from Buntln1ton
Beach to San Clemente. Troable
•pota iDcluded:
-Golden West Street was
flooded and impassable this
HAWAIIAN STORM
KILLS SEVEN -M
morning between Elhs and
Garfield Avenue in Huntington
Beach
-In Fountain Valley, Harbor
Boulevard near Heil Avenue and
near Edinger Avenue was
flooded and the intersection of
Talbert Avenue and Euclid
Street bad eooutb water in it to
collect a handful of stalled cars.
-Costa Mesa police reported
about a foot of waler at the in·
teraection of 19th and Anaheim
streeta and ln a few spots along
Newport Boulevard but none of
the roads were cloeed to traffic.
-Irvine police closed
Harvard Avenue between Bar·
ranca Road and Main street,
La1wua Canyon Road and Main
Street between Red Hill Avenue
and MacArthur Boulevard.
They also reported f1oodina on
Jeffrey and Trabuco roada and
aald a minor accident at Walnut
Avenue and Culver Drive
broustJt mom.i.DC naab hour traf-
fic to a bait. -Lacuna Beach police cloeed
La1una Canyon Road shortly
after 7 a.m. today and diverted
trafficatForestAvenue. Tbecan-
yon road WU al.lo blocked off
at El Toro ao.d..
-Soatb CountT road clolurea
due to nntdtHdet &Del flnodin& ln·
<See B'ro&llS, Pa1• A!)
Trap Baited
But CdM Squirrel's Crafty
Bruce Olloa'• 1weet-tooehed 1round 1quirrel continues to stH tbe ~ de1 llar Uqaar
l&ore owner beadachel.
••'l'hlt 1ltUe IOD ol a IUD dldn~
1•t tmo tbe trap lut ~ ..
Olaoe Mid todq.
Del"' -,._.,. LM ... r-
LIN ASP£L LEGS rT TO WORK IN THE RAIN
Rusty Peflcan Weltre• tn Styte. No Matter the WHther
CounLy GOP Solons
Push Anm Buildnp
platform when the re presen-
tatives· discussion turned to
m 1 l \tar y s t re n-g th was
Democratic Congressman Jerry
Patterson of Santa Ana
Patt.ersoo bad left the Wurld
Affairs Counctl dinner meeting
early in order t.o catch a flight to
<See BUU.OUP, Page Al>
Coast
Weather
Partly cloudy tonight
wttb 30 percent chance of
showers. Mostly cloudy
Saturday with shower prob-
ability risiq to 80 per-
c e o t. Not much lem-
peratur~ cbange. Lows
toolsbt ln tbe 50s. Ri1bs
Saturday ln the 60s.
INSIDE TODA 't'
A "*'* loot at UsrH mo-t
jormUcal .... ~M 4
t1'• ~ b1 Cocto1•• { w..w.-r,,.CI. f
BUILDUP •••
the nation'• capital.
., ......... )
Before deparU.oa. Pattenoo
told thole who attended tbe din-
ner meeting that be re1ards the
19101 "aa a time of 1reat.
challenge to America, a time
that m.l&bt well be called a re-
vialooary decade ''
Tbe three-term ~
said the nation in tbe 1980a bu
four major project.I OD its agell·
da; rec:yclfng; enerl)', water
l\Dd a natiooal legislative review
of exiltial leglslatioo that die·
tales natioaal policy.
POWER BROKER ••.
original indictment was re-
tumed ln tm.
The four men are accused of
cooapirinl to conceal the true
source al money that wu direct-
ed primarlly to Anthony's 1876
supervborlal bid and Kott'• dt.y
council campalp of that year.
In new testilDOQY liven to tbe
crand iUl'J, H&.ll:ltlqtGD JINda
resident Elma Werner deWled
t.be alleced effort by Diedrich
aad Conrad to tak' full control
of the 8MnS o1~·
Tb• -Ume di cam-, .. ,.. ~ e m..i that
Diedrich and Coand formed
Oraqe Count.y Public Relldiom
and made ev«Y effort to hide
their bacldn& of the oreuma-
tion. Asked bow she knew thal
Died.rich and Conrad owned the
firm, Mrs. Werner replied, "Mr.
D\ed.rlch told me . . . and so dld
Mr. Conrad and so dld Lorett.a
Walter and Richard Donald ..
Mn. Walker was described by
Mrs. Werner as a campaign aide
to Anthony ; Don a Id was
described a.a an attorney who
was to act as lbe ostensible
owner of the public relations
firm formed in Novemoer of
1976. Some or the testimony in·
eluded: Question from state deputy at-
t.oraey 1enerai Je.fhey Joseph:
"Did it occur t.o you that Mr.
Diedrich was ln conflict of in·
terest io having a lobbying
1 roup for the Board of
Supervisors wbeo be was a
member of the Board of
Superviaon? ..
•n. Wener: "Well at the
lime, no. 1 really didn't thlnt
about lt." Q-.estlea: .. Diel Mr. Conrad
ever tell )'OU wbat the purpose of
Oranie County Public Relation.a .. .., ..
Mra. w..-r: "Yeb, they were
1oiog to run the county."
Q. ...... : "Who did be 1ay ... aoma to do that?"
DAILY PILOT
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Mn. Wener: .. Yeah,theywere Ralph ...
Aa for her $250 per week
salary, Mn. Werner teaUlled
.. Mr Conrad eave ... the
money physically but Ralph told
me that be wu paytne my lhare of lL ..
Asked to ~cterhe ber ro&e
wltb Oran1e Counly Pabllc
Relatloo1, Mu. Werner
tHUfied, "U people bad coo-
cerna about •a.rioua t,,-ol
l•Sllllldtm « manen t.ba\ .... eoml., before *'• board of ~. t.bea I wu to talk to Ralph ~ about It and
tbeo do whatever Ralpb In·
atructed me to do."
Mn. Werner teattfled that
Died.rich. followini the fall from
power of Dr. Louil Cella, once
Orange County's polltlcal
tiogpln, felt a "pol.Weal vokt"
ex lated.
"Mr. Diedrich wu firm about
not allowing aome of the other
people to move ln and pict up
that void. ·'Bia state!MDl to me wu that
he was going to be the power
broker for Orange County.''
The woman alleted that
Diedrich told her that one way
he would expand his power bue
would be through clonatiooa to
candidates for political office.
The lranacript.a, wblcb in a
large part contain the same in·
formation presented before the
grand jury in 1977. do add the new
allegatiOD that Diedrich, Antholly
and former aupervisor Laurence
Schmit would receive a abare of
the profits of Orange County
Public Relatlom.
That statement came from
WhittieJ' attorneY Mu Garrick
wbo claimed in other t.esttmonY that be was approached by
Conrad and Diedrich to bead a
commission that would ln-
vesU1ate alleged malfeuance
on the part ot 0rance County
Dl1trict Attorney Cecil Blcu
and other ranklDI memberl of
the cllstrlct attorneJ'I oftlce.
It. WU Badham wbo Wat most
specific wbeo suuestiDc rem·
edles for the Iranian and
Afgb•n•tt.an criaea.
He Aid Pakiatao abould be as-
sured that the United State&.
would provide whatever aid was
oeceuary to head off ~. ~.i cunloo acrou ita borders uom
forei10 force• now in
AfpaN~tD
Pla•P.,.eAJ
KOLL •.•
representatives made during the
general plan amendment bear·
ings.
In a related action Thursday
nigbl, planning commiaaiooen
recommended that city CCM>Cil
memben take DO action oo a
Koll Company request to re·
cooaider the chanees made In
Koll Center Newport by the
general plan amendment
Commilslooers cited the pend·
lng lltiptioo as the reason they
believed any actJon -,ostUve
or neptive -would be inap-
propriate.
Douglae SboWB
No Improvement
WASHINGTON <AP>
Retired ~me Court JUltice
WUliam 0 . l)oualu, aufferinC
from pro1re11lve luo1 and
kid.Dey failure. rem1lned lD Yer/
aerlou1 condition today at
Walter Reed Army Medical
Center, boa~tal offidall aaid. Doullu, 11. WU admiUed to
the boapUal on Cbriltmu E\19
wlth pneumonia. He reUred
from the nation's bl&belt court
ln 1975 after 1uffertna a cri~
pUD1 stroke. Be wu on the court
a record-~ yean .
Gas Up A.galll -
Fewer Statiom to .Open
SWAT Praetiee
cte,.d Caahao Cap 1traeo
'betw.. A••rt Parkwll .~ la.Dlpen> Slri'a Hoed. tM Ort.eca. Rllb~ liD4 D Ton Boiti4 ... ii ........ .,. -1111a.m•· .... 1114 Paclflc Cout waJ at tile nortben cit)' U.ialtl tbroueb Capt.traoo ~ach wu eloM4
•arlJ todaJ. ..__ ,___.. 0r.-OoantJ ~--~oUlclala taSd they were tee<ila
a elOM watch on Oto ~
whtcla wu camlna pertodlc c ... lat of Camino Capt1truo In aoltbem San Juan C.plttraO •• Camlno Capttt.rano wu .._
at 3 a.m. today u a J>NeU..
Uonary mov•. A motorllt diei.
Wfldneldl)' when b1I ear ....
a wept aft the Booded road••J. •
County offlclall 1ald today
tbat fioodlns lo the area JI
cau.aed by a buildup ol lllt add
debris lD the <>so Creek cbmme)
wblch ruo1 alon11lde tile
roadway.
Compc:Mmdlnl the problem, 8C·
cord.lol to Blll Reller of the
county'• EnvironmentJl
Maoa1ement A1ency, I• lJl· creued water runoff caused by
urbaru.utioo ln the llillJ.an Vie-
jo area.
Newport Beach police SWAT team leader Tony Villa
(right) watches team member Dan Holub rappel of( city
Fire Department tower during training session. Having a
Special Weapons and Tactics team, says one Orange
Coast police commander, "is like the fire department
havina a book and ladder truck. You don't use it every
day, but, when you need it, at· s a very important piece of
equipment." See today's Featuring Section, Page BL
'"l'bere la just too mueh ~
for the cbaooel to band.le. :
Reiter sald. ·
Reiter said tbe county •anti
to build a laraer cbaonel. nae
present channel la 10 feet deep.
Reiter and Bob Berryman.
public facilities superiatendeDt
for tbe county 1torm control
center. a aid that several lD-
tenectklol in the IOUtbel'D part
of the county have been flooded
but that there were no other
problems. Jet Almost Hit Tbe billy canyon area were
reported weatherin& the storm
well wtth no more than the mual
amount al mud bein& awept ollCID
roada. Berryman 1aid. By Nearby Copter
They uJd DO homes wen in
daneer at mid-mornina. SAN DIEGO (AP> -
American Airllnea 1ay1 a
Marine belicopter fiew too dose
to a jetliner carryln& u
puaeacen lnto Llndberp neld
from Phoenix, Aris.
There were DO lltjurietJ nport ·
ed wbm the two aircraft passed
an estimated 700 feet from each
other.
A .. near-miss .. report on
Tuesday's incident was flied
Tburaday wltb the Federal Avta·
tion Admtnl.stration.
Austin SQlith
Dead at 89;
Piles Slated
MdiiicidU Mntew wUt11la W4
Saturdll;y mondnl .. COrcma del
Mar for tonc-tlme Newport
Beacb N8ldelst A. Amtin Smith
who died Wednesday at \be aae
of 89.
A native of Utah, Mr. Smith
retired from the automobile
sales business In Salt Lake City
in 1980 and he and his wife.
Belva, moved to Newport
Beach.
He was an active member oC
the Orange County Scottish Rite
Auodatioo and the Jolly Boys,
a Newport Beach oreanisation ol
retired businessmen.
He leaves h.is widow: a son,
Col. Sherman Smith or Newport
Beach : a daughter, Mrs .
William Sprowl o( Bellevue.
Wash .. and two aranctcbUdren.
Services will be conducted at 9
a .m . at Pacific View Memorial
Park Chapel The ramlly suaesta memorial
contributions to Sbrlnera
Hospital, Intermounlam Unit,
c/o El KaJah Temple, 650 East
S. Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah.
---
Tbe 1.ocldent took place 12
mllea aoutbeut of LLDdbergb
Field• F1igbt 309, a Boein& 707,
wu delcendin1from1,000 feet..
Airlme pilot Kenneth Allmond
o( New York saw a Manne
helicopter. which w• DOt under
supervision al Llndber&h 'a ap-
proach control, flylnc oa All ·
mood's right beadi.nl nortbea.st
at about 5,.500 Ceet.
It was beaded for the Marine
A1r station at Yuma. Arb., oo a
flight from North llla.od Naval
Air Statioo in San Dieeo.
The unidemified Mart.De p.Uot
later estimated the craft were
700 feet apart verticallY and a
mile bortJoo1al1y.
Airline s poltesmaa Art
Jaeboo aa1d Tbunday iD Da1lm u.aa. -... , u ., "" or1belf.-nMIM.e-tlon. But Ua.e ..,il aald UM
Llnclbereb tower waned All· mond ~ .. lmknown alttraft .. in
the area..
Burglar Gets
Ralafall fiaurea posted
tbrou&hout the Orance Co.Ht
1bowed that the week'• worth d
rain broulbt th1a aeuon'1 total
up above the average and wltbiD
two l.DChel al lut year'• ftianl,
OsoCreek
Yields Body
Of I .agunan
:'·
Tbe boclY ol a Lacuna ~
man 1wept down Oao ~
Wedoaday bas beell found.
The body a1 w a11aee Patria
Mullen, $2, of 33'01 Doaiaa
Drift, ... diwov• ......
Md • ball dow:Wbw tnm a wlftrt olf C-mM Ceitlt A maeswa...--.a•
road.
ReaeTW Sberifrs volunteer
Pete Tomai.Do fouad tbe bicMb'
Thursday about 30 feet from the
water IJ.ne just west or Calle San
ADloruo and De La Viat.a in Sm
Juan Capistrane>.
More tban 80 members of the
Sheriff'• departmesil cciaduded
the search late y.'ednesday ud
A Costa Mesa ma.o wboee coo· early 'lbursclay morning waJk-
domin1um was damaged by fitt ing along the creek bed for its
early 'lbursday arrived back at entire distance.
tbe scene at c p.m. to ftnd a 11 u11eo was driving south·
burglar bad broken ln and stolen bound oo Camino Capistrano
almost St.000 ln camera eqwp-Ju at oort b of Sao Juan
ment, police said. Capiltnno Wednesday wbeo bi.I
Camera Gear
Police said John Scott Reid car was swept olf tbe roadwQ
Z7. wbo eecaped 'lbunday'a 2 1 and lolO a culvert.
a.m . blaze unlltjured by Jumping The motorist climbed to tbe
from a second-story window roof throueb a sunroof and was found that someone bad ~ aittia& atop his car wbeG tt bit th.rouP boardll used to cover • the cwvat. Hla bead .enact tbe
damared window. railroad tre1tle above tbe
The fire was blamed 00 a culvert md be was knocked 1at.o
abort ln aa electrical cord ill tbe the awolJm creek and wuMd Urin.1 room. dowutream.
Men's Suits
for only
One Dollar*
. •
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TRANSACTIONS
,...,~11.1080 s DAIL y l't1.0T 8f.
B ... Foedi
Nestle to ~est
Gerber Strength
Br lllL'roN llOBllOWnZ
A Striu company la ,am, to tab a Creek at .wq
wbat American compan.lal have aat blell able to ec-complllb: break tbe domtaa,,.... ol Gerber ID tbe babJ fDod
bwlJnea.
To ta. credit. the JuaUee J)eputmeat poled DO objee,
Uom to acquialtloa of Beeeh·Nut Corp. tw N..U. o1 Swiu.tand. lt dld look lato tbe matter tor W.. rnmtht
but e:Ddld 11P MYiDI to N..a.le: ''Oby, you cu ha" it.••
n aMJLD wa.L RAVE TAKEN another taek. n
coald haft l&kl to Nestle: "No diee. You're tbo btae&t
food compuy In the world. You haft an eaormoua biabJ'
food bqsbwa oublde the Ualted aates. JI JOU want to set
Into tbe baby food bul·
neaa heft, start from
1crateb. You certa1aly
have tbe ftnanctal re·
IOW'eeS to do that .• '
Neat.le'• response to
that would have been:
''Thank )'OU, let Gerber
keep tbe buslnesa."
Money
Tree
It aboaldn't take much lnftsti&atlca to determine that
Nestle'• band CJD Beech-Nut's shoulder would be l&lutary
for baby food bu.yen. Gerber bu been the undilputed
muter ol tbia business ainoe tt beaan atraiD.lnf peu ._
packiq them In Jan S2 ye.an qo In Fremont, llldl ..
wbere it's atll1 headquartered.
Gerber's doing poorlJ when tta marbt share falls to 50
percent. R1Jdlt DOW it 'I takiQg 10 percent. leaWli t.be n-
1Dainder to be shared by H.J. Heina and Beech-Nut.
TBEaE RAVE BEEN VA&IOUS efforts over t.be
years to dialodle Gerber, lncludins some vicious price
wan. A couple of years aao. Beech-Nut \bouibl it would
score point.a with mothers by removtns aalt from baby
foods. Health food addict.a cheeft.d. But Gerber aooo
followed suit -and lost no bmineu by beina a follower in· stead of a leader .
. ~ Gerber baa been especially frustrattng for
Hel.D.Z, which la a much bigger company and which is the
leading seller of baby food in Canada, Britain, Italy and
other comatries. What Heim ha been able to do abroad il
bas not been able to do here against the big Gerber baby machine.
Baby food jars take up a Jot of shell space -and
supermart.et.a doo't want to see a lol of brand.a joeWng for
that space. Even three brand.a are too much for many
supennart.ets. So Nestle wu coovinced that the only way
1t could break into the market was by acquiring an exist-
ing brand.
NOW 'IRAT IT BA.8. GEUEa will find itself teated
by a formi~ble competitor. U you ranked the leading food
compames m the world by sales volume, here's how it would look:
Nestle: $ll billioo
Beatrice Foods: $1 . s billion
Kraft: $S.6 billion
Genttal Foods: $5.3 billioo
Gerber's aales are $500 millioo, ooe·twentietb the si.&e
of Nestle.
Ewa if you took Nestle's tales in tbe U.S., JOU come
up wttb a flcure of appnxximately $1..S bUlloo. triple
Gerber's. eenerated b7 a a.. line of ll'Oeel'7 prod.cta iokl
under sodi trend names• t.be followtq: NesUe <all the
chocolate item.a), Nesca.fe, Taster's Choice, Nest.ea, llac&i.
Crosse" Blackwell, ToU Howe, Keil.ler, Kavli, Wi.spride., Price's.~er'a,SoQptime mdUbby, McNeil• LibbJ.
Now di ttitbat list ...... Nutt.b)'fooda.
' Fad Retur1eing?
Yo-Yo 1-. in China
COLUMBUS GROVE, Ohio <AP> -A few years ago
George Humphreys was just another kid with a Yo-JO. '
But thanks to bis mastery ol tbe toy, be owns a home ill
Hollywood and hobnobs with entertainers be bas taught to
WalktbeDog, Rock the BabyandSpliltheAtom.
''PM THE YOUNGE8'1' YO.YO demoostrator in the
country," said Humpreys, 21, dUJ'ing a vi&it bere to see ha
family. "I'm also the best. Th.at probably IOUDd.a conceit-
ed. But it·s true."
Humphreys' rise began when be was transferred to
Los Angeles from Detroit in bis job aa a demonstrator for
Duncan Toys, the world's largest manufacturer of yo-ye>1.
And It bu taken blm to China.
That trip came when a Bob Hope television special
was being filmed there last summer. One day in Peld.DJ
dutmg a lull in the shooting. ooe of Hope's uslstan~
pulled out a yo-yo. The Chinese were entranced, and Hope
telepbooed the United States for a load of the toys.
A PUBLICIST FOR DUNCAN LEARNED about
Hope's request and bad Humprey visit Hope's secretary
and perform a rew trick.a. Soon, Humphrey was ftying to
China with 1,000 yo-yos.
Now, be 's bopiq another Yo-)'O fad is on the way.
''I'm eoin& to do everything I can to make that ban. pen," be said. ~
Oil Price Hikes,
Inflation Top Woes
LOS ANGELES <AP> -Forecast.era at the UCLA
World F.coaomlc Outlook Conference say tnnat.ioo and au
prices are tbe main problem. factq natlom tbe world over.
'''lbe price of oll will rema1D Uae dom.tDant force ID the
world economic pJcture," Robert Wllllama, direetor of the
UCLA Bualwa 'Forecut. Mid TbUl"lday. ''tnnatioa wlU
coatlnue to be • llobal probial, wttb the COit ol !!!'P put. tint heavy preuure on CODtUmer Jdeea •ftll•blre.
Tbe lona·term eDertY outlook for the Untt.cl stat. d•
pends CJD &DVU"IUDent .policy. laid 1'ca1 l'lniaa. • maaav OI envtnxu•M!nl.11 anal1tll fort.be Atlantic Rlebfl8'4Co.
"Wltb price dteootl'ol, we lboukl be able to dtw&af 1tternattw evp ~ .. PlDlaa wd ... Bo•••v. ~
IOUIC9 will not be able to pl'Ot'lde m witb 1uftlel4mt. ~ until the UIOl. la tb6 UllOI; the~ oew eomee ol--O will be ccmMl'Vatm. ''
Gold, Silver Quotatio
87 JORN SEV ANO Of .. a..ly .........
On ~ Z1 be left t.rainhll camp cbarstq the Rama with raclam accualq the eoachtoa It.a.ff ot not uodentandtns the
extent ot Ids elbow l.Qju.ry.
On Oct. 14 and Oct. 21. atill in pain with the elbow, be waa
humiliated by Dallu' Harvey Martin and San Dieeo'• Wllbu.r
Yoe.an,. "I'm embarrasainc myself out there," be aaid after the Charier game.
ON OCT. 28 COACH llA Y MAIA\' A.SI benches him until the elbow be&ls sufficiently.
On Nov. 4 he returns to the hneup and the Rams defeat Seattle. On Jan. 6 his dream ot ruchm1 a Super Bowl comes true.
lndeed.1979 bu been a year to remember for Dot11 France.
An emotional peraon, oo and off the field, France has emerged
as ooe ol the more outspoken leaden or
the Rams. Wbereaa Jack Younib&ood and
Ron Jessie are the quiet commanders,
France comes out flrinl with both guns.
"I'm a speaker, a talker." uys the
6-S, 285-pound olfeo.aive tackle. ·•(GeoeraJ)
Patton was a vocaJ leader. He would bit
people to get things done. <General)
McArthur, on the other hand. was more on
the quiet Side.
"I like to think of myself as a leader I
don't have people on the team following
me or anytlung, but I say what 1 want to
say and I'm not scared to ~ay anytlung "
Deily ...... --~, ·~ --QUINTIN BROWN OF UCI PASSES AWAY FROM FOUR LONG BEACH STATE DEFENDERS AS TEAMMATE RICK DOYLE WATCHES.
France wasn't afraid to accuse hts
teammates of racism early m the year
What he hoped to do by hLs remarks was FRANCE
bring the players closer. together more. something he felt t.My
lacked 10 pnor Super Bowl attempts 4!Jers Romp IT TOOK AWlllLE. but it appears as 1r at worked
Hope Offense
"lbe Bible was wnu.eo a Jong ume ago, but 1t still affects us ·now." explaias France.
··rve always said the second half of the season 1s when we
come together. Earlier. CDeo.rus l Harrah was hurt and (John)
Williams was hurting. We finally got everybody healthy and play.
mg together.
Fails for U CI
··u 1 bad to plllpoint ooe game 1t would probably be agamst
Seattle. That game meant somet.hlng to us "
The Seahawk conquest came on the httls of three disastrous
defeats to Dallas, San U1egoandlhe New York Giants
By ERNIE CASTILLO
Of llw Dell, ,.lktl Steff
LONG BEACH Maybe it's
Ix-cause Long Beach State re-
membered how to play defense.
Or perhaps it was because UC
Irvine forgot how t:n play of-
fense
Whatever the reason,
Thursday's PCAA opener here
looked-about as on~-sided as the
Ruasian 1nvas;on of
Afehaniltan
"That was our hope offense.
We'd pass the ball and hope the
ball went in whenever we shot
it." UCJ Coach Tim Tift dead-
panned after the Anteaters were
blown out by the 49ers, 77·46
NOW, mE FACT that Long
lieach State won was no sur
prise Thl' 49er~. favorites for
tht" PCAA basketball crown,
have won 12 of the 15 games in
this series including all five m
tonference play.
BuJ the way they did 1t with
defense was a mild shock, to say
the least. ln their first 15 games
thu; year, the 49ers averaged
79 6 points offensively while g1v-
ine up 77.5 defensively. After all
the oohs and aahs about Michael
Wiley and Francois Wise, not
piany people talk about their de·
'feruse
"That's good," says 49ers
Coach Tex Winter "There have
been teams that have laughed
about it "
ON TIUS NIGHT, the only
laughter was directed at the
team decked out in blue The
Long Beach Arena crowd of
3,187, perhaps saving its collec·
t1ve hmg for Saturday n11ht's
meelinl with dreaded Cal State
Fullerton, laughed at the Ant·
eaters when they tried lo slow
the game down, booed them
when they threw the ball away
21 times and jeered them when
they missed 30 shots.
One person who didn't was
Winter, who went out of his way
lo say a few good things about
lhe Anteaters.
"I don't thlnk I rvme 1s that
bad." he said "I think they
might have been so m~what
scared coming in here and we
got a quick lead OI') them. They
lried lo be patient against our
zone but we got our hands on a
few balls."
AND EXACTLY what kind ol
• defense was it? It looted like a
simple 3-2 iooe with JS;evin Tye
in the middle. W'lnter called it a ~
"match-up zone" but declined to
go into details.
"Do you have four or five
weeks to listen?," he said
'"Let 's say it's a mtl1tary secret.··
Taft didn't really care what
kind of a defense it was All he
cared about was the fa ct that ft
worked. no doubt aided by pre-dominantly sloppy play on the
Anteaters' part
"YO\J CAN'T TAKE anything
away from Long Beach but we
had quite a miserable
performance," Tift s aid. "It
wasn't so much that we were
missing shots. We weren't tak-
ing shots. We turned the ball
over quite a lot."
As it turned out, Tift summeo
things up quite nicely. UCJ made
Just 22 field goals, one more than
its turnover total The Ant-
eaters, after shooting 36 percent
in the first half, finished with a
423 percentage. Long Beach,
behind an B·for-12 effort by
Wiley and a 6-for-9 performance
by Tye, sbot. 52.4 percent
"I 111INK THE TEAM need<"d something hke that We had to
have those three losses." says France "We started to believe in
each other more after that We dad more things together · ·
Together. the Rams went on to wan the NFC West and then
proceededtodefeat Dallas and Tampa Bay mthe playoHs
Now. m their first !Super Howl in the franchise'<; history. the
feeling of betng there 1s sttll hard to grasp
.··1thasn't really sunk m yet,·· says I' ranee · I guess J'll start see. 10g1t moremthedays to come
"l&ElllEllBEICI WOULDN'Tgetanyfeelmg unt.&l lamldwatcb
the pre-Super Bowl stuff on t.eleV1s1on Then I would say to m~lf.
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Site £11a.ge P ... pesed
Olympic Boycott?
It's Very Doubtful
WASffiNGTON <AP > The
Carter admuustrauon has con
eluded at does not have the
power tp enforce an Amencan
boycott of the Olympics. casting
doubt on U S. abiuty to employ
that sanction against the SoVlet
UnJon
The most President Carter
couJd do would be to ask for a
voluntary boycott by athletes
and spectators on grounds the
Games shouJd not be held an
Moscow wtule Soviet troops are
m Afghanistan. off1c1als said
Thursday.
WITH SUCH SUPPORT ap-
pearing unllkely at the moment.
the adnurustrat.Jon has decided
to adopt a low key policy or
keeping the idea of a boycot.t
ahve and wailing to see bow
events in Afghanis tan and
elsewhere affect public attitudes.
the officials said. ··we are opposed lo the in·
fusion of pohtics, nauooal or in-
ternat.Jonal. into the worldwide
Olympic movement." the Uruted
States Olympic Committee
spokesman Bob Paul said Thurs-day
lnd1v1dual athletes have
voiced s1nular sentiments.
Wiley fl.Dished with 18 points
while Louis Bremond with 10
was the only Anteater in double
figures UCl'S RICK DOYLE HAS SHOT BLOCKED BY JEFF FAOAN.
Speaking on tbe condition
that they not be named. the of
ficials acknowledged that Carter
would be unlikely to ask for such
a boycott unless there was
certainty his call would be
heeded.
Even 1f Amencan athletes and
officials supported a voluntary
boycott, the administration
would want to be assured ot sup-
port from other Western naUoos
before proposing It. officials
said
New LSU Coach Feared Dead
~
Plane, 1,000 Miles Off Course, Plunges Into Ocean
CAPE CHARLES. Va. CAP) -Robert
E . "Bo" Rein, Louisiana Stale
Univendty's new football coach, wu pre-
sumed killed today in the cruh of a
private plane, which wu cau1bl in a
violent thunderstorm over Loudlana, wan-
dered 1,000 miles off course and phmaed
into the AUantlc Ocean, officials aald.
An Air Force jet pilot, who waa foUow-inl the plane OD it.a bizarre flilbt. reported
be saw it dive 41 ,000 feet atralaht lnt.o the
dart water off the Vira1nia cout aboul
midnlitst. He said an oil slick formed ln
the water.
Rescue Center in Fort Worth, Texas. aald
the pilot radioed that be had nm into bad
weather and asked for a rouUna lo the
eaat. 1be shift was approved at 21,000 feet.
but rad&' showed the plane stayed above
2.S.000. Johnson said.
He said further attempt.a to raise the
plane OD radio failed, but It wu tracked by
radar from station-to-atation over lhe
1,000-mlle flilht to the sea.
MANASSEH SA.ID the plane, a Cessna
Conquest twin•lllb>e turboprop wblch had
been loaned to L.5U, wu piloted by Lou
Benacotter. It was owned by Nicholas
Construction Co. ot Baton Rouge.
M ana11eh aald Rein bad been In
Shreveport OD • reeruitiq trlp and WU
picked up by the plane wb.icb new up from
ltoUltAln. Officials ln Shreveport aaid be
had seen Alvin Burns, a pmepective center
trom Fair Pan Rl&b School.
The plane left Shreveport about 9: 10
p.m. and wu due to arrive in Batcn Rouae
at 10:0'7 p.m. There wu aevere weather 1n
th• area et UM tlme. wlth reporta of pea-
•lled ball and wtDCla suatma to '5 mpb
betwem Baton Raul• i.nd Shreveport.
MaJ. lob Waltoa f *-" Alr Fott• Rncue c.a&.r, NMd at Seott A.lr 1"ofte
BIN In St. LOalS, Mid NIC9I opentioea
w•~ fol..lowtOl.the plUe oa awlar-..... lt
made • 1.iilledieChiled t.-n.a to tM ..a.tMUt
toward 11.mDbll. ,._,, ud ....... dimt>-
tn1. By &be tliM tbt ptUM r..clM4 ll•m·
phll it bed l'Mdl1IS •.000 feet IDCI WU ltW
cllmbbll,W.-wcl.
IT WOULD BE a propaganda
victory ror the Soviets if the
Uniled States Isolated itsetr
among the nations or the world
an refusinl lo attend the Games
on moral IJ'OUD(ls. Tbe Implica-
tion would be that t.bcMle nations
that did participate approved
the Soviet action. Thus far. ()Illy
Saudi Arabia hu announced a
boycott be<:ause ol the Allban
anvaslon.
Mario Vuque1 Rana p:eal-
dent ot the Mexican OlymPic
Committee. warned ThUndtl.r
that lf the United States boycotla
t.be MOICOW Game, th1a year, it
can expect a aimllar boycott ot
the 1tM Olymplct. sclleduled Co
be held in Los An1eles.
He utd Mexico wo~ld
partldpate ln tbe 1114 Oame.
even ll there ii a boycott 0(
Moacow. but l\lll~•ted ot!Mir countrtea would not. · ,
VICE P&Dl.DSNT. ~-tald Tb\lrldV lJi Del Motnit: Iowa, tbM be per10UJly: ~
Ui1 1* oa-.n oupt to ie
moved to llloli&Nal or II~.
•Uel of the mt and lt'T2 o .... ............ aWOukt.-.io ~approved b1 tM I~ Oli~t OotnmrttM. ""1d alre VOIC'td tu
ibea wJUi the Oam "!f: lloecow.