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1980-01-16 - Orange Coast Pilot
.. .so.e Welcome ............. Former Beatie Paul McCartney covers his manacled hands with a scarf as Japanese officers escort him to police headquarters in Tokyo. Customs officials said he was ta.ken into custody for alleged possession of a half pound of marijuana after arriving at Tokyo Intema tional Airport (see story, Page A•>. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 16, 1980 VOi. U, HO 1•. e tfCTIONS, 0 ~AGES Request for .. .. ' C~t Plu~ked from Tree After 10 Days for $50 • Co11rt Ponders Fate of Boy, 15 ~ ~at·astrophe Averted Panama To Give Up Shah? Youth Prison Ki.tten Rescued From Tree -for $50 BJ STEVE MARBLE Of ... Deity ~I ... St.et! Donna Rossington found out Tuesday lbat rescuing cats ls costly. After listening to the plaintive cries of a gray six-month-old kit· ten stuck in a neighbor's palm tree for 10 days, she began her aJmoet-futile search for help. The Huntington Beach woman's first thought after spot· tine K.C. the Killy Cal nestled in the palm fronds was to call the fare department. But fire department officials told her firemen only rescued cats in the movies and suggested abe call pohce The police re ferr&d ber to the Humane Society "The Humane Society told me 'You've never seen a dead cal m a tree have you"' They said 1t would come down when 1l got hungry,'' she smd. Frustrated, she asked her buaband to climb the palm and rucue the rain-soaked cat He got part way up the Heil Avenue tree, she said, and fell .Sbe tried to coax the tmy beast down with every brand of cat food ahe could put her hands on. Her 4-year-old daughter, Trini· ty, attempted to arouse the cat Coast Weather ao.tr t(IDisJrt with 30 pereeat ebaDce of showers bf early 'lbunday morn- lD1. ClearnJD1 Tburtdey aft.er'Dooa.. Lows ton11bt 50 at tbe be.cbel and. 57 in· 1ud. lllPI Tbunclay in mid IOI. IDB'l'0•1'Y by meowing, yelping and plead mg. . "I fmally got so upset l just called City Hall and asked to speak with a humanitarian." she recounted. "I told them someone down there must care about animals.·· She was transferred lo the tree-trimming supervisor at the cityr· yard. lie s uggested the young woman hire somebody to '1ntree the cat "We haven•t puUed cats down in a long t.Jme," reasoned city yard supervisor Don Kiser. "We Dollar Steady rescued a hawk several years ago but not cats "There's no point Ul worrying about cats. If they can get up there, they can get down." Mrs Rossmgton was uncon- vmced "I was surpnsed the cat wa'> still alive I didn't know what to do. Was I supposed to cut the tree down orwbal'" Thinking money might be a factor. she phoned 'l'lp·Top Tree Service tn Santa Ana and in· quired about their cat-savmg <SttCAT, Page AZ) Gold Price Soars Over$750 an Ounce f LONDON <AP) -Fearing a shortage. of supply, Investors poured money into gold today, sending the metal's price to record heights above $750 an ounce. The dollar wu steady against major currencies. lo London, the price of IOld jumped more than 10 percent in one day to a midmominc nxinc of $765 an ounce, the bl&best told price in history, and an $81 ln- creue from TuesdaJ afternoon's . $684 fiJr::ina. The afternoon flldn& fell to $760 an ounce and it closed al$752. Gold ended London trad.ine Tuesday at$683.50. In New York, gold opened at $770 an ounce but slid to $754, ac· cordin• to Republic National Bank. In Zurich, Europe's major bullion center, the lat• _price wu $755 an ounce, up S70 from Tuetday'a dole, after tradlna u bitbutla. Silver allo rocketed to a record alternoonftxins ot•.01 from"' Tuetetay, lt WU tndin& ln New Yorkat"'7. TM 1pectaeular leQ WU at· trlbated to U .s .. Treasory S.C1'tu7 0 •. William llWer't coma*lt furtblr" U;& ao&d at.icUalll wre DOt ~al th• INIDm& beeQMOf tM .... t1ed ba1lloa marMt. Traw. terpnted WI U a 141 .... CID ~Ullil ....... ottoJi ... 1'bt ~Jl"fUCID for tM New Meer: jiild lloOID are crll!i liuHcli~ W O'f• .80\1et ln- tarvilldoa m ~ant•. U. continued holding of the Americanboetages in Iran, theUl· ne11 of Yugoslav President Josip Broi Tito, higher on prices and the threat of curtailed exports and the cenerall.y shaky stale of the world economy. Since Dec. 31, gold bas soared more than S2(lO an ounce in Lon- don. A year a10. it closed at $1.97 .85in London. "It'• a very nervous market," said a dealer at Sharps Pixley <S..OOLD. Pa1e Al> Rams 'Have A Chance' Sunday'• Super ' B'chrl XIV will not be a Plttsbu,,ib rout. Tbat'1 tbe opinion of Dall11 Cowboys Coach Tom Landry ud Deuver Broacoe Coach Red MlUer. In an aclUlive intervtew wttltDaib' PIJotl&alf writer lobn Sevano, the t•o coac.._ ,Sve U>eir view on &mda,y'1 aame1 and wb>' ~1 tbintfhrlll ae $le. Allota~·•IPGftiaec:· tloo, _ wrti• Daft a. nln11tam lnter•lewa Steel• lla1bacter Jaek Lam~ -fblla lllm to be an mttn11 /J!!; dlri Uili lleJd ... p011atP ... BL CHICAGO <AP> The gov ernments of Panama and Iran have entered 1oto direct top- l~vel discussions on the possib1e return of the deposed shah lo [ran. the Chicago Tnbune t.oday quoted reliable sources as say· ing The Tnbune. in a story ft.led from Tehran, said the sources reported tbal Paoaman1an President Aristides Royo telephoned lran\an Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotbudeh twice Tuesday lo discuss Iran's ofhc1al request for the shah's ar rest. Iran announc~ Saturday it would file a formal extrad1tioo request with Panama "within 60 days after tus arr~t " The shah has been laving WI· der guard Ul Panama since leav· mg the Uruted States folloWUJg cancer and gallbiadder treat- ments ma New York hospital In New York, the office of Robert Armao. a spok~man for the shah, declined to comment on the report and said no negetiationa were known to be underway. Ghotbzadeb, campaigning ror Iran's presidential election J8.ll. 25, tnt.urupted his campaip to relura to the forelen mlniatry to take the day'• second call from Royo just before midni1bt Tues· day, the Tribune reported the sources u uyin&. Bamdad, a Tellran newspaper, reported Gbotbladeb said the pbone COD· venadana "related to the letter ol extradition," the Tribune said. No detaill we.re dlacio.ed immediately. The Tribune tald, however, that tbe forel10 mlnltler la (SeeSllAB. •••• Al) SANTA MONICA CAP> -Jim. dreda of cuda and l•tt•ra coatiDue to pour ID lot 'Oomedlu Jtmm1 'DVI' te, bolpltallaed b•r• aloe• .Ian . T for Or Hospital? By FREDF.RIC'KSCHOF.MEHL Of .... l»<ll --Two Westminster fam11.Jes -onct> fnends and stJll neighbors -sat on oppo'>1U.: sides of an Oran~e County courtroom entrance Tuesday awa1tm~ hnal d1spos1hon in the cnme lhat separated them · tht· death of an t I year-0ld girl al the hands of a 15 year -0ld boy On one side was Carl Meyer. father of young Juhe Ann Meyer, who was strangled to death last June 25 Her body was left under a bush in a vacant lot On the other side of tht.• doors tC1 the courtroom of Supenor Court Judge A.licemane Stotler were Mr and Mrs. Robert I1ames. parents of Kent IJam~. the boy who pleaded no contest to voluntary manslaughter an conntt· tJon with the death. Not present at the sentencing hear· ing was Virginia Meyer, Julie Ann's mother. She is hospilatize-d al Fountam Valley Commuruty Hospital with bleed· mg ulcers. JUDGE STOTLEa POSTPONED sentencing to Jan. 30 to allow for prep- aratioo of a new probation report to determine II young IJames could benefit · Crom hospitalization as opposed to com· -1 mitmeott.otbeCaliforrua Youth Authonty. .1uu111&1vn ljames entered the DO contest plea Nov . 27 and was found sane following a two-day bearin& in December. The sli@l, blonde boy, dressed in a striped knit shirt corduroy pants and tennis shoes, appeared nervous Tuesday aa he was brought into Judge Stotler'• courtroom, which was closed to members of the press and public. IJAMES BAS GIVEN different stor:les to in· vnli&ators on what preceded the stran1ulatioo. In his first statement to Westminster. Police lnvesU1ators, be said Julie Ann called him a slant word for homosexual that be called her a similar alanc word, that she kicked him in the groin and that be st.ran&led her. There were no indicatic:ns or sexual assault, investigators said. The boy was arrested three days after U.. Cirl'a body was found. The previou.s day, the boy'a father was a pallbearer at Julie Ann'• funeral. DepUty Di.strict Attontey Bryan Brown said Ijames should be sentenced to the maximum term at the California Youth Authority. Under such a sentence, Uamea could be held au yean, until he turns n . DEFENSE ATTO&NEY TBO•A.S Brown uJd be wanta to insure that Ijames receives "ad4K1uate treat. meal" It was leamed that Brown wanta Ijames placed ln a boepli.l fOI' paycblatric treatment. Brown said that, lf ljamee LI NDtenctid to the YoUth aut.hortty be probably would serve 11 moatba befare bi• re- leue and -eould be pven credit for the IOO days be bu spent al Orale Cou:nl1 Juv.Ule Hall. Alked lf IJam• '-remoneM oftr the llrl'• death Browu~ ''Vert ... very.'' ' Doctor Guilty in Rape Case ~eu~lUl, aapOblwomantar 8ACRAll£NT0 (AP> -A /b?~=r~1~A1!omlc 11 ~~.~:!''· Dr. o. d*:ribed a wmi~ClOUI iDc1 .,--._ ' ID 11rlou1 eondltlou, aald ="e'-4'!_!~~:, r:S:m~ ~man Manha 8oVab pau..,----r • Tia• •ttdld came Ta ay l 1 I ! J • • .. Wanaing to Ira• These picketers at a construction site in Irvine Tuesday were upset about two things -the level or pay from one of the contractors at the shopping center site on Walnut Avenut at Culver Drive, and Iran's continuing belligerence toward the United States A spokesman for Laborers Local 652 of Santa Ana said the Iranian protest message wai, not related to the pay dispute. The picketers Tuesday were Maria Sylva, left, Lupe Garcia, Jesus Me- jia, Angel Martinez and Felix Mendoza. They've been picketing for five days. \ Man Held ;in Assault Try Laguna Cops Spot Suspect Exiting Town A man suspected or attempt ing to rape a 17·year-old Laguna Rt•ach girl nt>ar the high school wus arresh·d by police who '-Potted the suspect lt•av1ng town 1n his l·ar Tut•'.'>day night ('harles Leroy Sparks. 33, <>f Indiana wa-s pulled lo the side of Laguna Canyon Road after an off duty officer spotted a car matching the descnption~f the Vl'hicle seen near Monday's at tempted rape at Laguna Beach H1 1?h School Pohce said Sparks matches the descnption of the suspect in Monday's assault on a high 11>c-hool girl near the school foot ball stac:hum. The victim kicked the suspect and fled unharmed A man confronted the girl on tht' schoo l g rounds and th reatt•nt'<l hl•r with a foldrng knife 1\ flt-r holding the knife to her throat. lht> as!'> al I ant lifted her up to a brick wall and put tus knife away It was at that point, pohce say, tht.> girl kicked the man in the chest and face. cutting his nose The girl then ran toward lhe school i(ymnasium as the sus- pect fled Police received a description of the suspect's automobile from neighbors who reported seeing the vehicle shortly before the thwarted assault. Officers also purportedly found a down vegt near the scene of the assault with a bottle or prescription drugs inside a pocket The prescription was made out to Sparks, police said. Pollce held Sparks at the scene of the car stop Tuesday .- until the victim could be driven PWljnk Told JERUSALEM <AP> -Prime Minister Menacbem Begin today hnked the PLO to the Soviet ln- t ervention of Afghanistan and the seizure of American hostages in Tehran, s aying he hoped the world would now un· derstand "the true nature" or the PLO. DAILY PILOT tMOt.,..,CN"• °'"'" Poo• •IU'I Wftkh ,,,tw'n b4nfld ,,,. ~ ,,.,."'· ., PUbtl~d t>y '"" o,.,. <"'"' ~-..._,_ -...... ,_ ... ~J)t1tA..o ...._,...., trw°"°" ''wN• 1..-Cotl• Mfl-W H..woot1 .... " Hum ............ _." ~ ..... lflf'I Yell..-,,,.,,._ l.,._,. liN<hfSoutrt( ..... A '•no•• ,....,talll\M flfl1.,,.. ,, OlUbfl"°""' S.t'l"dieio._, 'M-fi!'W!t•Y' fr. P'•f'Wt .. pubU\Nnq 1Mettt ., .. 2J1 W.\t P•1 ~'"1 C 9'\Le M9W C _.ltONW• tAJa .... !Cr.:.=--..... c.... Yi<•""'~"'t...._,0......., .. ~ T-..-l•tw 1-••~ ._..,....,.1 .... cio.tlet M '---~ Nd ... ,,, ..... -... ,~ T .. epftc>M {714lto.4a21 aaulfled MYMl&Lnt..U-""' __ ,,:_. ...... to the canyon road to 1dent1fy the suspect . Whitt' offi cers held a nashli ght in Sparks· face. police said the ~1rl 1dcnWied the suspect from the family car parked across the roadwa.> Sparks, who was not wearin~ trousers al the t1mt.• or his ar rest, 1s being held on charges of attempted rape and ass<1ult with a deadly weapon Police said they do nol know why the man was garbed only in underwear, shoes and a shirt. Officer Danelle Adams followed Sparks after observrng hlm get into the vehicle near the tl·lephonc company office on Third Street shortly afkr 6 30 pm The off duty officer nagged down Motor Officer Mark Miller. whu pulled Sparks lo lht• side of the road JUSt past the Festival of Arts grounds Coneern for Tito Yugoslavia Threat Denied by Soviets MOSCOW <AP> The Soviet news agency Tass denied today that Yugoslavia faces any ··So viel threat." despite what it called the two countries· "dif ferences in approach" to some world lNues The Tasa commentary came as fOncem grew for the health of 87-~ear-old Yugoslav President Tito, who bu led hia communist nallon on a foreign policy course independent of Moscow since World War 11. His bospilalJza- lion for a serious circulation problem has aroused renewed speculation about h1s country's future. A Tua commentary, entitled '·A New Bluff," attacked what it called "truly fantastic «>ncoc lions" in the Western press "try- ing lo ascribe to the Soviet Union some anti-Yugoslav inten- tion." Tau said such claims were •·crude, provocative and false," and that "relations between the Soviet and Yugoslav peoples are marked by profound friendli- ness." • Yugoelavia underlined Its in· dependent stand by s upporting a· United Nations resolution Mon- day that called for the • withdrawal of foreign forces from AJgharustan.. The resolution, .PrOPQs~ aft~ Sov iet troop s entered Afgharustan to back a new Pl"O- Soviet government. drew the support of most non-aligned n& -tions. Tass said Western speculation about Soviet designs on YugoslaVia "gives away the co- ve rt but nonetheless obvious in tentions of NATO to interfere ln YugoslaVia's affairs and shows that this imperialist miUtary bloc is obviously looldn1 for and waiting for a pretext for such m terference. "Relations between the Soviet a nd Yugoslav peoples are marked by profound friendli· ness, by COMlant striving for ex tensive multifaceted coopera lion," the agency said. "The differences in approach to some lntemational problems by no means obscure thJ.5 run. damental fact." The commentary added "There 111 no doubt that the pres enl NATO attempts to disrupt cooperation between our coun tries will be as futile as the pre viousones." Increase Asked Pacific Tel Seeks $2 Hike S~ FRANCISCO <AP> -Pacific Telephone ls asking for a $2 monthly rate increase from the average residential customer to avoid what the com pany calls a deterioration of service and t h e layoff of 4,000 employees . PacTel's "poor financial situation" was ouillned ln a pet!Uon for a $345.l million rate increaae pre- sented at heartna before the state Public Utilities Commlssion on Tuesday by Pacific Telephone'• pre· stdent, Theodore J . Saenger. The amount aou1ht by the telephone company ha• been reduced from S38l mUlion lnlllally sou&bt in November. Saenger •a.id that lf the lncreue la not 1rantedt the ahorta&• of mon•y will mean periodic overtoadl ot Un• can be~ted. the d"emancls of tboWJanda ·t)f""etllwuar1· -, rr ·iervrce Will bi - delayed and It wm n aey to lay off 4,000 !rotn the. company work tore ol 1°'.000. - ~laroae Plot Army Office~ • • :i• As.oefalel Preu Fl aquada have executed a .num r of lraniaA anny of fiq6s for plot.Ung to overthrow AY.tollah Rubollah Khomeini's revolut1ooary reitme, the usual-ly reliable Kuwait newspaper Al Rat Al Am reported today. ln another development. Iran's Foreltn Ml.nistry denied a report that lJ.N Secretary· General Kurt Waldheim would be acceptable as a ne10ti.ator in the bostaee ens~. callinl it "an absolute tie." ac- cordin& to Tehran radio in a broadcast monitored 10 London Quoting unidentifi e d dlplomat1c sources. the paper published m the Persian Gull 011 s heikdom said all the or racers mvolved in the coup plot MIUTARY RECRUITMENT REllAINS STEADY -A3 had been arrested and were ex ecut~ secretly to avoid adven.e publicity ror the revolutionary regime No conflrmation of the report was available, and sources m Tehran. the Iranian t·ap1tal. said they had heard nothing ubout such a plot The report said the plot was discovered accidentally when some or the Iranaan regime·~ revolutiona ry g uards slopped and searched the car of one of the offtcers at a roadblock The paper said the plotters were all medium-ranking army officers who planned to se11.e t•ontrol of Tehran. the lraruan tb• lraman J'..rel1n Mlntatry PDl a meu&•• to lt.1 U.N. am· ba11ador, Mansour J'artaaa1. alatln& Waldbehn WU now IC· cepta61e to UM 'ft.year-old re- U1lom leader of tb• lrantaa re•ol~"' me. Tbe U.N. Securtty CoUAell aeot Waldbeim to Ttl\nn two weeu aeo to try to aecure the relea1e of tbe SO or 10 Americana held bo1ta1e by mllltaot 1tudcutl l.n the U.S. Embuay liDC9 Nov. 4. He cut abort tdl .tilt after Kbomelal and the student.a refuaed to see him ~ b1a propo9al for a U.N. commluiOn to lnvntl1at.e Che allesationa ot the revoluUoaa.ry re1lme aeaimt Sbah Moham- med Reza Pahlavi did find favor with Forelan Mlolster Sadeeb Gbotb&adeb. Meanwblle. the Jran.ian fov- · ernment opened a coun er· offensive to combat the U S government's efforts lO get al Hes to JOlll lD economu: repnsals agamst Iran. Oil Mlruster All Akbar Mom- far said lran would stop selling 011 to any nation that took econorruc sanctions against it. and Kyodo. lhe Japnese news service, sa•d he called an Japanese Ambassador Ts utomu Wada for a special warnmg. * * * ,,,....p__.;11 SHAH .•. ua. otl.AodoD'1ftveblC~ iradtns b0u.ae1 . "Tb• ._price nfleetl t.ba blJ!Mr lev•I reaCbed In RCIQ&~buteo far Jt'• etlltl' qulet:Wtiinyouptt.oa new up llk•Uill, people a.re nen-ou aboQ:t buytnc but ,, 00it wuta to ., thonettber.' Sliver, wblc:h bu men tbaD doubled lD ,PrlA» ln a month. wu tradlQa at a ncord, up ll'OID _..at U..clole~. Tbe Prioeol platlouro wuset at a recant '1900 an ounce iD artY tradiq, upH>trom TUetday'aaf· t.ernoon fts1Q41. Tbe U.S. dOllar ••toed 1Uptly •lalml all IOJQor E\lrGpea eur- ttndese&eept the Brit.Lall PoUDd. In TokJo, the dollar doeed It 238.80 yen, up from 238.85 on Mon- day. Japanese markets were c~TUeld.ayfor abollday. Ooe European forel1n ex- dlan1e dealer, lnterpnun, the dollar'1 flrmnesa, Hid: "'J1)e bad new1 laout. Many peopledon'teee the aituatlon In Af1banl1tan e.calatina too much, and people with abort dollar poaiUona bad to cover t.bemaelvea .' · r .... r.,.AJ CAT ••• policy. Their pohcy was simple -$50 and the cat would be saved. · · 1 put up half the money and collected the rest from friends." she aaJd . The kitten officially put its pawb on the ground for the fi rst lime m 10 days at 7: 10 p.m. Tuesday. 'I was going to let m y daughter keep the cat." Mrs. Rossmgton explamed , .. but as 1t turned out. it belonged to a neighbor ·· capital and then lay siege lo kno..,... to be ,..,,....w·og a •trat-v I he h 0 I Y CI l Y O ( Q Om. _,. ..--~ " -..., Committee KiJl-involva.n& creat.aon of a Uruted 18 Khome1n1's headquarter s 100 Nations commission to go to miles to the soulh. 'S · ' Bill The plotters expected other Iran to 1nvestagate Iran's OD8el • r Kh · d charges against the shah. who opponents o omean1 an sup ... _ •~ S"ACRAMENTO <AP> A f th d ed hah left UJ.l) country ooe year ago ,,..,-porter. 0 e epos s to da v com nuttee of the stale Senate JOIO thl•m after they launched Return of the shah and bJs has again lulled a bunset' bill their coup, the report said. Wl alth are among de.mands of that a Hepubhcan leader has An ABC News report. now de nH'd 10 Tehran, <>aid that Kho m1ht.ants who have been holding beer. tr)ing lo pass for five m1•in1 was w1lhn~ to accept Amt>ncans hostage in thl' LS .>e.a rs y, aldhcim as ao intermedJar) 1-;m ba!)by m Tehran since ~v , The bill v.oulc1 havt• abohbhed ~ ith the l 'nated Slates ..even 4 --all state regulatory agencae' though he refused to receive The m1litanL., maintain lhat ovt>r a hve year period start.Jn~ hinl 10 Iran this month the Carter C1dm1m5trat1on ba."> in 1982, unles!> tht' Legislatun. The report quoted u N the power to forct.' Panamc. to t:'Xlended their t:'Xlslence Cot '"'"r"'"' 10 Ni•w York a~ ._a vine releaM' the !>hah penO<b not to t:XCt.>cd five years ----------------------- Our 'Wnler Safe Jl6· Jl~ ~II Swing Stop in now for the finest selection of top quality furniture in South Orange ·County. Save Now! Selected savings on such brand n ames as Henredon, Drexel. Heritage and much more. . . VOL 73, NO. 16, • S CTIONS, •2 PAGES . I ORANGE COUNTV,.CALI FORNIA WEDNESDAY, J~NUARY 16, 1980 T •Y' c1 .. i.11 N.~.8teek8 N FI FTEEN CENTS BB Woman Thwarts Cat-astrophe 81 VSIU&U.. ............ DclaDa Rou1qtGa (OUDd out Tu._say that ~ cats ii eo.tlj. Aft.er Us~ to lhe plainUv cries ol a 1r•1 lia·cnoatb old ldt· ten •tuck ln a oelshbor·~ paJ.tn tree ror 10 days, she be1an ~r almOl\-~e 1eartb for help The Huotin cton Beath woman'• nrst thought afte:r spot ttDs K C. the KiUy Cat nestled tn the palm frooda was lo ull lht: flnt d menl. But ftre department offtdall told Mir ftrem n only rac~ uu ln the movtes and au11 led st.. call police. The pollce re r~rred b•r lO \be Humane Sucl~ · 'Tbe Humane Socaety told me ·You've ~ver seen a dead cat lJl • t rff have you"· They said 1t would tome down when lt got hun1ry. l>ht! said 1'"ru.trated. she aukt'd ht:r hu•band to climb the palm lilld rncuo the raln·IOaked cat. He 1ot part way up tbe Hell A venue tree. ahe 1ald. and fell. Sbt: \lied to cou the llny beut down with every brand of cat food &he could put her bands on. lh.•r 4.year-old dauebter, Tnm· ty, ullempted to arouae lhe cat by meowing, yelpmg and plead· aog. "l fi.nally got so upset I just t•alled Ctty Hall and asked to bpeak with a humanitarian," sbe recounted. "I told them aomeone down there mml care about ani.mala." She wu lranaferred to the tree-trimming supervilor al the clty yard. He sueaested the young woman hire somebody to unlree the cat. "We haven't pulled cats down m a looi time," reuoned ctty yard supervuJOr Don Kiser. "We rescued a hawk several yea.rs ago but not cats. "Thffe'a no polnt l.n worrying about cata. U they can eet up there, they UD iel down.•' Mrs. Rosalol\Oll waa uncoo· V\DCed. • • J was surprt~ the cat wu still alive. t didn't know what to do. Waa I supposed to cut the tree down or what?'· Thlllking money might be a fact.or. sbe phoned Ttp-Top Tree Service 10 Santa Ana and tn· quired about their cat-saving policy. Tbelr policy wu simple -$50 and the cat would be saved. "I put up ball the money and collected the rest from friends," she said. The kitten ofliclally put its paws on lhe ground for the flnlt time tn 10 days at 7 10 p.m. Tuesday. '· 1 was golng to let my daughter keep the cat," Mrs. Rosslngtoo e.xplw.ned, "but as it turned out, 1t belonged lo a neighbor.'' Newport Sewer Moratoriuin Set \ Gir~ 11, Slain County Teen 's Fate Weighed By f"REI>ERICKSCHOEMEHL Of t ... 0.lly Poi.I St.t+f Two Westminster families once friends and still neighbors sat on opposite sides of an Orange Counly courtroom entrance Tuesday awaiting final dtsposit1on m the crime that separated them the death of an 11-year-old girl at the hands of a 15 year-old boy On one side was Carl Meyer. rather of young Juhe Ann • Meyer, who was strangled to death last June 25. Her body was left under a bush 1n a vacant lot. On the other side of the doors to the courtroom of Superior Court Judge Alicemarie Stoller were Mr. and Mrs . Robert I1ames, parents of Kent ljames, the boy who pleaded no contest to voluntary manslaughter in connec· tion with the death. Not prete0l at the •entencin.C bear- illa .,. VlrDnl• Me1er, 1\ill• Ano'• mother. She II bolpltalhed at Fountain Valley Commuruty Hospital with bleed· inl ulcers. l\JDGE STOTLEa POSTPONBD sentencing to Jan 30 to allow for prep- aration ol a new probation report to determine if young l1ames could benefit from hospitalizatton as oppoeed to com- mitmentto the Califorma Youth Authority 1uuu.-nu IJames entered the no contest plea Nov. Z7 and was found sane followmtt a two-day heanng m December. The slight. blond boy, dressed in a striped knit shu1. corduroy pants and woms shoes. appeared nervous TuesdAy as he was brought into JudgeStotler's courtroom. which was closed to members of\hepress and public. IJAME~ HAS GIVEN different stories to in· vesti~ator.; on what preceded the strangulation. ln his first c;tatement to Westmll\Ster Police investigators. he said Julie Ann called him a slang word for homosexuaJ , that he called her .1 similar slang word, that s he kicked him 1n the groin and that he strangled her There were no ind1l'ations of !>c:1eual <1c;sault. investigators u1d The boy wa~ arrested thrN! days after the girl's body was found. The previous day, the boy's rather was a pallb<'arer at Juhc Ann's funeral. Deputy D1stnct Attorney Bryan Brown said Ijames should be sentenced to the maximum term at the Cahfom1a Youth Aulhortty. Under such a sentence, I1ames could be held six years, until be turns 21 DEFENSE ATTORNEY THOMAS Brown said he wants to insure that !James recelves "adequate treat· ment" He wants !James placed Ul a hospital for JY,>ychiatnc ·treatment The defense attorney sa1d that, if (James is sentenced to the youth authonly he probably would serve 18 mon~ before his release and would be given credit for the 200 days he has spent at Orange County Juvenile Hall. Asked if Ijames is remorseful over the girl's death, his attorney replied. "Very .. very •· Mooring Fee Risirig a7 DELOllF.S BBOO&S DlWIN oi • ....,,.,...s ... Orance County 1opervt1ors a1rffd TuesdaJ tbat annual rate• for 18 county off 1bore RanU 'Have A Chance' District Exempts 5Jobs By JOANNE REYNOLDS Of U. DolMIY ~ ... Si.tt Directors of Samtation Dis· tnct 5 in Newport Beach tnStitut· t>ei a moratorium on new sewer connections in an area east of the Upper Newport Bay Tues- day However. the directors ex- empted five construction prOJ · ects that are pending or under way Those projects to which the moratonum won't apply are Sea Island condominiums, Harbor Hill, Harbor Ridge, the ex· pansion of Pacific Mutual Insurance Co. and the expansion of the Ford Aeronutronic plant. Jo related moves, lbe di.rec· ton, Supervilors Tbomu Riley, MaJOI' Paul Rydalft ud Coull· eilm• Dea Strama, clffided to renew an application for a coastal permit to bWW a pvi~ aewer Une from Bll Canyoa alone Back Bay DriYe to Pacific Cout Highway. They indicated they'd lift the moratorium as soon as a COO· tract is let for lhe line. They also decided to accept a $400,000 mterest·rree loan from Oaon Southwest Corp. The Irvine Company wtll loan S600,000 oo the same bas1s. The funds Wlll pay for construction of additional sewer capacity. The board a lso increased sewer connection fees by $600 to ra1l"te money to pay off the two loans 1n giving new life to the con· trovers1al gravity line which was killed by the state Coastal Commission two years ago, directors started an argument among themselves. Riley labeled as "blackmail'' the mayor's insistence that the Irvine Company give the 49-acre mouth of Big Canyon bordenng the bay to the slate before the di.strict moves ahead w1tb lts ap- plication for the new sewer l.i.ne. Ryckoff denied tbe charge and said be doesn't lhink the pro- posal would gel through the coastal commission without the land gift included. That issue was not resolved. The line would serve lhe area roughly bounded by Jamboree Road, San Joaquin Hills Road and the eastern and northern ci· ty llmlt.s. In 1976, aaoilatioo district sWf members warned that the exl•tlna 1)'11tem aerving the area was at capacity and a new line or new pump .Ution was needed to prevent an onrflow. <See SEWER, Pa1e A%) Gold Prices Shortage Fear~d S700 -Gold Soars S4001..1------Above $750 S>00.1------ te1• . 7'1 • ., •• 1'• . 80 .. ,.~ NO END IN SIGHT Ootd Continues Climb LONDON IAP 1 F'eanng a shortage of supply, 10veswrs ooured money tnto ~old today, sendrng the metal's prtct! to record heights above S750 an ounce The dollar was steady agaU\St major currencies In London, the pnce of gold jumped more than 10 percent 1n one day to a audmoming fix.mg of $765 an ounce, the tugbeat gold pnce tn b!a:tory, and an S81 10- creue from Tuesday aftel"'DOOO'• $684 fwog. The afternoon fixin« Rebel Army Officers Executed in Iran By 11ile Aaedated Preu Firing squads have executed a number of Iraruan army of- ficers for plotting to overthrow Ayatollah Ruhollab Khomem1's revolutionary regime, the usual· ly reliable Kuwait newspaper Al Rai Al Am reported today. In another de velopment. Iran's Foreign Ministry denied a report that U.N Secretary- G en er a I Kurt Waldheim would be acceptable as a negotiator in the hostage cns\s, calling 1t "an absolute he," ac- cording to Tehran radJo in a broadcast momtored an Loodoo. Quoting un1dentd1ed diplomatic sources, the paper published tn lhe Persian Gulf oil sbellcdom said all the or hcers involved in the coup plot had been arrested and were ex· ecuted secretly to avoid adverse publicity for the revolutiooary regime. No confirmation of the report was available. and sources lD <See UlAN, Pa&.e AZ> * * * Aid Sought By Pakista11 By Tiie Auocla~ Pnss Pakistan's military ruler appealed for aid to offset the Soviet interven- t 1 on in neighboring Arghaniitan . declarinR "events in thia N!g1on are moving toward greater l'haos · Presid~nt Mohammed Zia \ll·Haq told a nt>w~ con teren<'e Tue4'day In Islamabad that d1c;- cuss1ons were w1der wav w1lh lhe Uruted States on fresh aid to Pakistan, but decliqed to giv~ figures The Carter adm1rustra- hoo reportedly has offered Pakistan S400 millioft \n new &1d over the next t.-o yean, ballot It military Panama Planning ... Shah Deportation? CHlCAGO <AP) -~ eov- emmenta of Panama ~ Iran bave entered lato dJrect top- level di.lcuuicms oo the poalble fell to $760 an owicl' dnd 1t closed at $752. Gold ended Loodoa trading Tuesday at $683 SO In New York. gold opened at $710 an Olmte but sud to $144, ac- cording to Repubhc NatJonal Bank In Zunch. Europe's ma1or bullion center. the late pnce was $755 an ounce, up $70 from Tuac1ay'1 cloee, aft.er tradiag u b1gbaf1SI. Sil ve:r also rocketed to a record afteroooa f\Dnc of $48.01 from $44 ~. U WU tndin& in New y ottt atSC'7. The 11peclacu1ar ldp was at- trl b•t•d to U S. Treasury Sff"'-7 0 . WlWam llWer's · commmt dl.M tar1Jaer U.S. gold a~ wet"9 DOl appropriate at lhe moment became Of the umet· Ued bullion market. Traden in· terprfted this as a squeeze on al,-.ady tight supplies of gold. The underlymg reason for the New Year 1toJd boom are the cnsi.s bwldjng up over Soviet in- tervention in Afghanistan, the continued holding of the American hostages in Iran, the 111- n~ss or Yugoslav President Jos1p Broz Tito. tugh('r oil prices and \hQ threat of turta1led exports and lht! generally shaky state or tht worldcronom~· Since Dec 31, gold ha.c; soared more lhan S200 an ounce in Lon· dun A. yt'ar a~o. It clolied al $197 95tn London "ll 's a very nf'rvous market," said a deal~r at Sharps Plxley Ltd., one of London's r1 ve big gold t radiog bouc;ec; "The price reflects the tugher level reached in HongKongbutsofarit's rather qwet When you get to a new ar~a hlte lhls, people are nervous about buying but no one wants to go short eitm-r •• Trials Cleared SAN DJ EG-0 CAP> AJJ agree- ment by lhe federal government and Pacific Southwest Airline5 not to oootest Uabilily cla.ims for the 144-victim PSA air disaster Sept . 25, im sets the staee for a sert~ollrials that will go directly lo determining financial dama1es witbouUeogthy trials. a Coast Increase Asked Pacific Tel Seek. $2 Hike Wea&her C1oud1 toDigbt with 30 perceal cbaac. of &bowers bJ early ftanday moro- ~1-Cleamln1 Tb&&nday altef'DOCIO. Lows tonight 50 at tbe beacba and 57 in· land. mp. 'lbunday in mid tol. INSIDE TODAY A~lookdt tatla CM -.-. of CM tm· bonW ,.,.,.. Cflll. storw. "'*",....,.Bl. •• • ' l.l .. , ...... N...,•••••• •rfteA.medatN..._ Re.in fell ov•r m01t ol NCM"tbem Calllamia toda1. bat ln much Usher" •~ll ti.an the Mri• of •tomll •hicb ea\aaed emertenclel to be d Jared ln uv.l'IJ Siana Nevld1 cowsU•. Slrearna be1an l'Medbaa T\aaday and forecuten predict a break In wea~r pattem which aent a ,..itntleu aenea of tropicaJ atonna ovu Northern Caltlomia for more than • week The Nattonal We.ther Servlc. reported that ~ warm~ molal tropical atorm expected to snove acroaa Northern California today probably WO\&ld be the tut ol a aertoa of drenchmg storm fronts Ptnio f'lrr Trl•I OJWfl• WINAMAC, Jnd CAP> -About 11 aallon& of 1a&0llne spilled from the ruptured fuel t,ank of a 1973 Pinto In which three teen agers burned to death, the prosecution's firat wit ness testtf1ed today 1n the criminal liability tnal of Ford Motor Co. Ford I!! charged Wllh three counts or reclde&s homlclde In the fu~ry rrash of the car, which exploded when hit from behind by a van The trial m Puluk.I Circuit Court la the flrat criminal prosecuuon o( a manufacturer 111 a products defects case . , 1-·ord law)ers have said they will rebut prosecution charges that the automaker "chose profit over human bfe" tn designing the Pinto with tesltmony from engineers or the car who bought the subcompact "for themselves, their wives and rhtldren " /tlurd#r of Couple Pr•bed SANTA MONICA <AP> -Police are lnveaU&allng the murder of an elderly couple who may .have confronted a burglar m their high-rise apartment. Otto Forst, 73, and his wife Gerda, 68, had apparently been dead for two days when lhelr bodies, dressed in ruaht clothes and badly beaten, were found by their daughter Tuesday, police swd. Accusations Traded At NB Sewer Meet 4 Cbars• were t..reded ~ ln lbe wake or Tuesday'• maetlA& of Sanitation District S ln which the controveraial Back Bay Drive aewer ltne was debated permit wslhOut the tano gm llllu aa1d he sees the gift as a way for the company to 1et undevelopa ble land off llll tax rolla and set park dedication credit from lhc city. ,,l"f:11---,~--~--i..,... r nuel l'OCIC,., , •• ,, • O..al ~ A11no1 tald. Aad Httrp0rl 8Hcla, •Ion.I w tbe \1. rema.lal al UM rendClf aeale•._.,._. l1nury'1 nt.e lneNae to .... per v I fool per YHf. the .... port 11.ld. Su~rvltor Ralpb Clark or Ana Ill led the move to ra1M the rat9 to t18 per veuel toot. and wa1 1upporltd by Supervtlor Harrlett Wieder ot lluntloston Beach. "TbeM are very Ml.ct ~ who tet to uUUu llMse tll~. ft'• nol out ol u.n. to uk tbia.' C\an Hid. ., Althouch Riley enlisted the 1upport ol Supervtlor Pbillo M- thony of Westmlnlwr to dead· Jock the v<>'-e on the $11 ("· be wu unable to copvlnce the rest of the board to set the rate at $11 "We've had a policy since Propc»!Uoo lJ to 111ake Cu.er> feel reallltlc. but not out of llDe ·with aervkea belnl offered," Anthony 1a1d. Both Rlley and Anthony con- tend that, unlike other harbors alon& the coast, nel~r Newport nor the county ofter aervlces to boat ownen beyond the aetual moonng alte N~wport Beach's Wynn air~. "It'• Important when you &ook at a compar\IOC'I of cbar&et that you look al services provld-1. In sorne c.... the public apoey also provides parking, rea,troom facll1Ue9 or other services." But both county and dty of. rtclall uld that, with a waiUn& list of l,000 boat owners, tbe de· mand for moonn&s ts so ~at that a rate hike Isn't likely to re ault ln vacant moorings. l',....P .. AJ IRAN •.. Tehran. the Iranian capital. said they had heard nothing a bout such a plot The report s111d the plot wllb discovered accidentally when some or lhe Iranian regime's rt>volut\onary guards stopped and ~earchcd the car or one of the ofhceni al a roadblock. The paper said the plotters were all rnedium-rankma army officers who planned to sebe control of Tehran, the Iranian capital. and then lay sie&e to the holy city of Qom. Khomeini'• headquarters 100 miles lo the south ......, ............. lAfl'llAWe Robert Burnham. 35. is Newport Beach's new uais- taot city attorney. He takes the $34,000 a year post vacated when Hugh Coffin was elevated to c ity at- t-0rney. Burnham. a UCLA Law School graduate. most recently served m the civil division of the Mono County District Attorney's office Worker Wins $1.2 Million Damage Suit An Orange County Jury awarded a »-year-old Pomona man $1 2 million Tuesday for tn· Junes he received when a acal· fold collapsed at a Buena Park ware~ ln March. 19'76. The award in favor of Carl Puqua, an inauJalion l.nJtaller who bu been unable to work s ince the accident, waa an nounced by the Jury before Orange County Supenor Court Judge Robert Green. Pasqua aald after the verdict that he wu working atop the 25-foot tall scaffold when a wheel collapsed Pasqua said bones ln tua foot were shattered and a vertebra fractured when he fell to the floor H<' said he haa undergone surgery six Umes and faces a seventh operation so he can walk without the use of bracea. Soviets . Deny: "" Threat M09COW (AP) -'nle Sovttt newa aaeocY Tua denied today that Yuplavla races any "SO. vlet tb.r .. t." de1plt• wbat lt called tbe two counttlet' "dlf· ferenc.e in approach" to aome world l.alues. The Tua commentary came aa concem srew for th4t health cl 87-year1)ld YU&Oll•v P......_ Tlto. who bu led h1I eommun.llt nation on a foretsn policy eoune independent of Moscow 1lnce World War n. Hi.a bospttaliu· lion for a serious circulation problem baa arouaed renewed apeculatico about b1a country'• future. A Tasa commentary. enUUed ·A New Bluff," attacked what It cat led ·'truly ranlaltic coococ- t 1oru" in the Western praa "try· inc to aacrlbe to the Soviet Union 10me anti-Yuaoslav 111ten· hoo." Tua a&d such cla1ma were "crude, provocative and fa!Ae," and th.al "relatiom between the Soviet and Yucoalav peoplell are marked by profound friendh· ness."' Yugoslavia underlined its Ul· dependent atand by &upportin& a United Nations raotuuon Mon day that called for the withdrawal of foreign forces from A!gbarustan. The resolutiOn. proposed aft.er Soviet troops entered Argha.ni.tan to back a new pro Soviet covernment. drew the ~upport of most /lOD·aligned na· UOM Tau said West.em speculation about Soviet de111n1 on Yug01lavia "lives away the co- vert but nooet.belnl obviom ln· tenllons o( NATO to interfere ln Yugoslavia's affatn and shows that tb1a 1mper1ahal miUtary bloc L& obvlously looldq f« and watlln& for a pretext for such ln terference. · · Relatioaa between the Soviet and Yugoslav peoples are marked by profound fnendlt ness by con.at.ant 1\rlvlng tor e:it· tensive multifaceted coopera· tion." the aaency aa1d · The dilferencn 1n approach to some intrrnallonal problem5 by no meana obscure lhu fun damentaJ fact." l.emll•*'.W.• Jim Felton, a retired public relations executive, has been elected president of the Friends of OASIS, a support group for the Newport Beach senior citizens center FJSh Fry Proceeds Distributed Proceeds from last summer's Costa Mesa Ftsh Fry. amounting to $47 ,000, were dlatnbUted 'fuea,· day night by tM Costa Mesa- Newport Harbor Lions Club to 22 local charities andoraanizatioos. 1t WU the 34th annual Fish Fry. featunng • parade. carnival and ftah dinners nus year's event is scheduled for June6to8. flec1ptents of the funds included Amencan Youth Soccer, Bike Rodeo Police Safety. Boya Club of the Harbor Area, Braille lnslltute, City of Ho~. Costa Me11a Junior Women's Club, Costa Mesa Newport Harbor Uon.ettel Club and Olatnct 4·U Sl&bUr Hearin1Trailer. , Al.IO recelvtni donatlona were Hl1h Hopes, Eagle Ranch Trail Bluer&. Florence Crillenton Service. Girl.a Club Harbor Area, Lion• Hearin& Institute. Long Beac:h Youth Home, Newp<>rl Beach Fire Explorers Post, Orange Coul Aquatic Teami.. Orange Coast College, Services for the Blind, Southern California L1on1 Eye lnst1lut~. Youth Employment Service, YSP Inc and the YMCA Mayo r Paul Ryckoff or Newport Beach. one of three d1a tnct board members, charged ~upervigor Thoma& Rlley with m aneuvenr\IC to make RyckoH look bad in the com Ina city elec· lion Riley. who ls alao a dlatnct director, charaed Ryckoff wi\h "blackmaU" at Tueaday's meet· ine ~aute lhe mayor wanta tQ requ~re the Irvine Co. to make a gift or the 49 acrea at the mouth of Bl~ Canyon to lhe atate before the dlatr1ct moves ahead wllh a coastal commla11lon appUc.Uon for the new Une. "I ltunk Riley s1de1> with the Irvine Co , Ryckoff said "The Irvine Co. hu to cooperate a lit tie " Riley said he thinks the ln terest free $600,000 loan glven the district for aewer construe lion by the company aa well lib the firm's wUllngneH to dlacuss the dedication with the coutal commiulon la plenty of coopera lion "I Juat feel uncomfortable thal someone would know In advance what a coutal commlaaion vote would be." he added. The plotten expected other opponents of Khomeini and sup- porters of the dePQ9ed ahah to Join them after they launched their coup, the report sald. An ABC Newa report, now de· nied In ~bran, aald that Kho· MIUTARY RECRUITMENT A!MAJN8 IT£AOY -A3 melnt was willing lo accept Waldheim aa an intermediary with the United States even thou1h be refUHd to recelve Mm in Iran lhi• month. Our Wnler Sa£ .J~ .Jn :Jull Swing Until some form of addlUonal sewer capacity ll provided, there wm be • moratorlum on new aewer connection• ln the east bay aide of Newport Beach where the Irvine Co hu pend ine development. A company 1pokHman aald today the nrm would be wUUnc to cons,der such a lift lf eltheT the state Department of Fiah and Game or the state Coutal Commission want the land. The spokeaman aatct the nnn feels It's an inappropriate sub- ject for the aanJtatlon diat.rlct to conalder and aalld offlclala at the firm are dist.resaed that Rycrkoff apparently wanta the land pled&ed before the dl1trict moves ahead with lta application for a coaatal commiaslon oennlt. But Ryck.Clll uld be feat. the !omoliulon w0n't approve the H DAILY PILOT '"""'-~°""'"""'·--~ .. ·-.,. ____ ,.,...._ ....... o._ , .... -~ .._ ...... -.. . ...... -. _ .......... ,, ... , ... , ... . -~-._.._..._,.,,,._ ,.,.v.,...,,.__~a..~c-" ......... ...,_ .............. -.-.. ... -~ lllt_ ..................... " .. . ... ..,...., ........ c.M ...... ~ .. .._ .. .... ... __ ....,.,., -·•·c.w.r v ...... ..-.... .,...,,...._ ~ ...... ... ~ ........... ............... ........ \Mt __,.,. -............... ._.. * * * E',....P-AJ SEWER ••• Jn um the propoul to build a gravity UDe runnin8 from Big Canyoo aWni Baek Bay Or1ve to Pacific Coaat H11bway was turned down by tbe 1tate coutal commlHlon. Comm\nloners said the environmental lmpacl report wu inlu!tlcient and the proposed environmental mlU&a· lion meaaurea maaht not do enough to protect wildlife ln the area Nothing has been done since then. Lut winter, according to sanitation dllt.rtct ataff member Ray Lewb, the pump ataUon at Jamboree Road ana Big Canyon overflowed. Thia fall, the district informed city officiall that no bulldlnl permlu should be iaaued for the area unUl more sewer capacity ta provided. The city bu not acted. That aet the 1ta1e for Tut'lday'1 meetln8 at wbtcb the three dlrectora unanlmoualy enacted a temporary su.tpeuloa ol new....., connectiona. That 1U1pea1lon will remain ln effect until a con\l'act la Jet to proftde more ..-er Mmce. Tbat 1cSdlUoo1l aenice, ac- cordlnl to Lewtl, could be pro- vided one ol three Wa)'I -the '1•vltJ line, a new pump •tat.loo or aWMel. Tbe pwap ttadon or 1Tavtty HM would cost the dt..trlct an atimated t11nUUoa. 1'he tunnel could COit t:U mtWon ud &la't belnl CODJ1dlnd becaUH ol lU C!C)lt, I TIM tbNI dl...cton at'-4 tbe ara'ftty 11ne would bl the '*ti way to provide more capactt.y becaUM It wouldn•t requlrt eaero uu • pumg lt&UOa. -Daan .. 1"lM Olfirid .. ~ becaUM both ftrtnt W ~DdlJll ... elopatcntl tM ana NrYld. 'fbOte pro.teou n't IDOt'I ab••• tU I .... conillCtJaD mor1ltlDri .. lln.4. ' The report quoted U.N. aourcea ln New York •u aay\nll the Iranian JPorel1n Ministry sent 1 meua1e to lta U.N. am- ba11ador. Manaour f'arbana, atatina Waldheim wu now ac- ceptable to the 79-year-old re- U1lou1 leader of the Iranian revolutionary r.ttme. The U.N. Security Council aent Waldheim to Teb!'an two weelta aco to try to aeoure the relea1e of the 50 or ao Americans held boatage by mil\tant students in the U.S. Embuay alnce Nov. 4. He~~ ahort hi.I vt.alt art.er Jtbomoeu.u and the atudenu refuaed to see him but hia proposal for a U.N. commlallon to invnU1at.e the allegationl of lbe revolutionary reclme against Shah Mobam· med Reza Pahlavi dld find favor wlth Foret1n Mlnlst.er Sadep oh«Jtbaadeh. Meanwhile, the Iranian cov· ernment opened a counter· off ena\ve to combat the U.S. govemment'I efforts to &et al· Ue& to join ln economic reprlaala acalnlt lran OU ~r A1l .Ub&r llotD· far 1ald lran woWd au.p Mll1D& oil to any nation that took economic aa.nctiom a1ai.nlt It, and K.)'odO, tbe Japoeee DllWI aervlce, aald he called ln Japanese Ambuaador Tautocnu w ada for • 1petlal wal'IWll· Kyodo 1ald Mollll•r allo told the ambaU1dor the JapaDIM thould rt1u.mt coaatl'UcUoa Im· medlately of a U.t bllUon petrocbemlca.l complex on tbt Peratan Oult . Equipment Stolen FrOm Newport F~ -----------.---..-. -___ .... _____ ,, Stop in now for the finest selection of top quality furniture in Solilt_h Orange County. Save NoW! Selected savings on such brand names as Henredon, Drexel, Heritage and much more. • Had Proble1n Doctar Carried Drugs to Concerts llEllPHIS. Teoa. <AP> - Btm Pnlft11 t dna cletoxtf.leadon CJD ~ula:lll before hla death, .,,.liannleu plaeebioe often ••re liven· to keep the entertainer• dnq prob- lem• uodet control, hil pllysi~ dan..,a. Dr. Geoqe Nicbopouloa. tali· fyin1 Tuesday durln1 a malpndiee beariDI that could reault 1D 1oea of bia medical liceme.. al.lo told the Tean.ellfl&' Board of lled.lcal Examlnen that be packed three 1uitcues full of drugs and medical equip· ment wbene.ver Pre5ley went on a concert tour. Nicbopoulos is accused of il· legally dispensing some 10,000 pills -pain.killers, sedatives, amp1Mt•mln41 and barbiturate. -to .,..._..>' between Jan. 1, 1'71, and the linaer'a death Au&. lt,tm. Plmley's death was attributed to a heart attack, but some news reporta have aaid it may have been druc !'elated. Neither the cause of death nor the reason Presley sought paialr.lllera was raised during Tueaday'a tesUmony. The white.haired doctor ad milted writing lbe prescri'ptions, but said many of the pills ob· tained through those written in Prealey'a name were actually dispenaed to members or his touring group. During most of Tuesday, Nichopoulos reviewed the Youth Said Wary Marijuana 'Serious Hazard to Health' W A.SRINGTON (APl -A t.op federal health official said today that marijuana is a "major and serious health hazard" and that high school seniors seem to be increasingly wary of smoking the weed. Dr. William Pollln, director of the National Institute on Drug Abuse, told a Senate Judiciary subcommittee beartn1 tbat abom 15 million people smoke at least cme marljaana cl1arette ~-Sen. Cbarles Mathias, R-Md., bo ran the beaJiD&, aald be is "'4n1Jllf1n,=IUOC' dndted last ,ear to tbe peultiel .for ~ of small unoama ot martjwma. Matbiu said all new evidence should be preeented to bi.a panel so that the Senate can "legislative rationally and effee· tively" on the question of man- juana laws. Pollin said that research shows that manjuana impairs learning, memory and lnt.ellee· tual performance. He also said \.hat continued use of marijuana interferes with the functions of the heart, lungs and immunity system. He said medical researchers ·are proving wrong the once- popular view that marijuana does no harm to human health. He said be would parUcularly discourage use of marijuana in adolescents and teen-agers because their physical and men· tal processes are still being de· veloped Over the past year, Pollin Campaigning Could Cost .Brown Pay said, "there's been an ancreas ingly negative attitude" among high school seniors toward the use of marijuana. , "There's a real pullback." He said this results from "a widespread awareness•• that marijuana may indeed be harmful t.o the body and mind. He said, however, that the numbers of teen-agers using marijuana have increased in five years. ID a datlonwide ~ey ftft years ago of 20,000 high school seniors, ~in 20 puffed mari- juana~ -the aam• number that drank alcohol eacb day. Another survey taken two years ago showed up to one in nine bigb school seniors .smoked marijuana daily. The students who drank daily remained al one in 20. Another witness before the criminal justice subcomauttee, a Columbia University medical profesaor, agreed wit.b Pollin's assessment of the health risks or marijuaDa, but a Harvard pro f essor disagreed. The Senate will likely vote this year on an overall proposal to revise the federal criminal code, part of whlch contains a seellon ~oft.ening the penalties for the possession of small amounts of marijuana. Under current law, possession of small amounts or marijuana is punishable by up to a year in prison plus a $5,000 fine for the first offense Subsequent or. fenses may bring up to two years in pri90D and a maximum Sl0,000 fine. ' medical records of more than a doieo of h1a patients, including entertainer Jerry Lee Lewis, ex- plaln.ln& why he prescribed cer· lain drup. He admlttff over-prescribing dru11 such as the sedative Quaalude for some patients. but he blamed the error on problems rn record keepin&. Nlcbopoulos revealed tbat Presley was hospitalized in 1973 after the entertainer returned from California where be had consulted an acupuncturist for a baclt problem ''But the acupuncturiat wasn't a real acupunc turist," Na chopoulo& Had. He saad lbe acupunctunst bad used i;ynnges fllled with dem- erol, a pamluller, and steroids. "We t.bougbt be was addicted to demerol at that tame," Nichopoul06 said. · fie said Presley widerwent de· toxaflcabon at Baptist Hoopital m Memptus He said Presley later rejected the aid of two psychiatnsts who had been called m on the case to help with his drug dependence. In 1975, be said the singer agam underwent detoxification while hospitalized for another co~ plaint. Nichopoulos said Presley fTe. quently demanded drugs t.o help him go to sleep, as welt as for painldllen. "As much as possible, we tried to placebo him when be asked for sometbine," Nichopouloa said. explaining that barmles1 pills were fre- quently substituted for t.be real drul•· "At times be wu 1uapidous we were placeboi.na him," be said. ''Wbm be 8rsued t.be ~ were not effective, we'd s117 'You mUlt be eetUnc tolerant'.•• Nicbopou)oe uid many of tbe drug.a in auitcues packed for concert tours were common cold remedies, deeoogestants and an- t1 biotics. County Fire Study Report Under Attack By ROBERT BARKE& oc • Oeltf "'* l4ltff F~ver' in Cotinty ed to c:w1'9Dt illtematlonal un· rftt. 'l'b• d1a\rlet recorded '88 eaU.tmenta durtn• tbat three· montl» pilriod ln J.f'll and 1.w for U-aame tJ lD im. Wo- j\ e k '-ltrlbuted tbla to the Army 1 pew uUonal •dvert.lailll caaipallq aJKl to a beefed up loeal reCnaitmc at.a. ' R~ Ule proepect ol a mlll&ary cm11Uct, WoJlck 1ald, "I have DOt beud UYODe t.aUdD.I about U.. crt.aee aa a reuoo tor Interest or no lDteJ'est IP llsnlnt up." Ke aaid recruit.I have directed more attention to the A.rmy'1 technical trainlnf and educa- tional opportwlitlea. • • For Marine recrult.l"I. 11'• : bualneu u usual. : ··Al far u Oraac• CoulltY .. 1 eooc~ tbe)''N mathll t.belr •, uota." reported Gunnery . S&t. • ~>' ~. Public affairs CbW ! with the 12tb Dilt.J1ct Martae • Corps. "But they attribute that J t.o industrious recrultin•, rather " than to the international situ.a-~ tlon." : '' J tJ:dDk the bil&eat cban1e we : ln the mWtary have ootJced 1.a in Jr the civillan popW.Uont" aaid Matter set. Paul Tbomaon of corps recrultln1 depot, San Dleco. "People are more frieod· ly to you now when you're out in uniform. They smile at you and aay 'hi.' That hasn't always been ~cue, especially ri&ht after ~ war an Vietnam " The Navy distract that stretches from Dana Point to San Lula Ob11po baa had an ir- r e g u la.r record of meeting recrwtment eoals lately, ac- cordtna to Journahat Finl Class • Paul Versailles of the Los Ancelea District office. He aaid the dlstnct met Navy recruitment eoals an October and December, but railed to do so in September and November. January recruitment, he said, is "on track" toward meeting this month's goal. The Navy spokesman added lbat be bas nohced no outbreaks of "John Wayne Fever" among young people. nor the type of mns enlistments that occurred immediately after Pearl Harbor was attacked Versailles added that there as talk in some recru1t.aog circles about a backlcc.h effect Some people inter~ted 10 a m11.ltary stint fM the technical education may be hesitant about enlisung now. with arm~d conflict a &rowin& ~sibwty Stall, the figure~ do not m · dlcate thas trend 1s any more widespread than .. John Wayne Fevt!r · Sgt. Allen Walllamson, fhgbt supervuor for Air Jo'orce recrwt- mg an Orange County , saad be possesses oo stallsl.lcal data to determine ir the Air Force has attracted more local applicants as a result of the overseas cnses. ANIMAL CONTROL OfflCER BOB BARAY WITH PIT BULL OM of Two Which Attacked 71-yeer-old Mlstrna But be stated that the m8J()ri· ty of thole who apply t.o lbe Air Force are re)eded, iD any' event. Became o( Iliff entry standards and put interest i6 joininl tlda branch. t.M Air Force canadly reject.a u many u four of five appUcanta~amsoo said Woman, 71,Mauled By Two Pet Dogs Tb.ii brioch ol the servace, be aaid, tredlt•malf7 bu no trouble filllnt ltl nmb. 'B/,eeping Weather' MIAMI (AP) Fletcher Tiggs says be bought Elton and Snook, a pair or pit bull temers, because "I understood the: were good dogs to have arout1d the house." Tuesday the dogs turned on Tiggs' 7l·~ar-old wife, ripped one of ber ears an half, scored her body witb bites and tore off her clothes before police bullets brought lbem down. Ethel Tiggs was an satisfac tory condition today at Anne Bates Leach Eye HospltaJ. Of ficials refused to disclose her in Juries, but police said she wal> bitten oo the race, head, arms, back. buttocks and legs Police officer Richard Wagner said be and bis partner found Mrs. Tiggs in her back yard, screaming "Get them off me! .. as the dogs snarled and bit her As Elton backed awa y, Wagner shot and killed ham ''That one was bl tang the back or her leg,'' he said. "Then the other one, which was biting her on lbe band, leapad al me I leaned back with my arm up and officer Michael Danelly shot the dog as at was in the air · · S nook . wounded io the stomach, was taken by ammal control officers. for quaran\i.ne omcaals swd the dog would be destroyed wtless Tiggs wanted it back. The incident came less than two months after a youngster in Hollywood, Fla., was inJured by a pit bull terrier -a compact. muscular breed often used in 1\ le~al dog fights Seven -year·old Franki e Scarbrough lost an ear and large c;ectaons of scalp m the Dec 1 al tack Doctors say he faces years of reconstruct.ave surgeT) Mrs. Tiggs told pohce she :o1tepped into her yard lo find that both dogs had escaped from a pen She said Elton and Snook chased her until she fell then pounced on her. DES MOINES, Iowa <AP I Every four minutes, for more than half an hour, the forecast on the nauonal Weather Service's loc al Jo'M radt<> &lation was followed by a salty explellv~ ''It was ve r y un · fortunate and we're ve ry embarrassed." said Des Momes office ctuef Per r:'.) Baker Baker sa id th e foreca s te r making the tape for broadcast Sunday made a m1stake in the re • cording, tned to correct and then cursed "He thought he had 1t erased. but he was makmg two tapes at the s ame time and the words got on the second tape,'' Baker satd Gem Talk Five watches in one from Bulova It'• a traditional watch Hour and minute hands to give you the time In the traditional manner It'• a digital watch With a 24 hour International Travel Time read<>Ut that showa hourstmlnutes and second• on command. Ira a two time zone watch Digital readout te1l1 you the time where you are. Handt give you the time baok hoin.. It'•• caleftdar watch Once "t, I\ ..-membe,. the date from year toy r. ·lt'aan nn~ Set It to wab you tn the momrno, rwmlnct you of "*'tl"ga and appolntme~ta. 1be Cat's Meow l.'18ten to the Howling of a Howard Jarou Cat tree for 10 days She finally lured a tree tnmming service to rescue the stranded kitten Fire department spokesmen in some jurisdictions have a standard answer ror c1tu.ens who plead for firemen to come snat.c:h a feline from tall trees or poles. They say. "Have you ever seen a cat's skeleton in a tree! The cat Wlll come down eventually ... '' THIS UY BE T1l\JE. Of course, you've never seen a human skeleton oo a freeway, either. But you mi&bt sus- pect a few motoriata have died out there. What we have here, however. is what kind of an Im ace local government wants to project. That's why K.C., when he climbed the tree, became an ally of Howard Jarvis. Jar'VlS has been telling everybody that they're pourtnc <1 lot ol tax dollars anto local government for noUung. They aren't get.ting anytlung for 1l. Nol even any help Meanwhlle, you can ponder t.be fact that whJle most voters were balloting to cut local government spending. they were al.so pas:.mg new taxes to support paramedic u01ts. THAT'S BECAUSE the paramedics, aided by a couple or TV dramas, project the image of helping people. They come to the rescue. They are a belpln& band in time of emergencies. So K.C. was just an alley cal ln a tree and he didn't mean a damned thing. He wasn't worth any trouble. And all he did was once again underscore the not.ion in a lol of people's minds that government a1eocles won't lift a finger. People like to believe we have tu-aupport.ed units out there that will come to tbe rescue of all creatures, larae and small. When it turns out ot.berwiu. it Just adds a little more fuel to the lax revolt fi.re5. But government agencies won't ever learn that lesson. I $2.2 Million Cash Stolen ROME <AP) Two du1DC tblt•• 4"Aed ln meeba.Dica u.iUfonN. cUTylnl a two-wa.y radlo aod drhtln1 a atolen ai &naek today halted an OU' JltUMr 00 the pnMxt ol a tuel leak, opened tt.a carao area and ltoM lwo poucbel COft· tatalDt nearly SZ 2 million in cub. polkie reported. n. robbery ... d.lscovered alW' tbe Swlualr DC-9, witb 39 .,....,... aboard, arrived in Zurlcb, where an airhne apok .. mao aald police were quettloalne a courier hired to accompany tbe pouch from Rome TB£ SPOllESmAN SAID be did not mow why the man did not band carry the pouch and in· atead bad lt stored in the cargo bold. Another question was whet.her the bandits bad been Upped oft on tbe contents of tbe pouch and how they could know localkla and mechanism of lbe carco bold door, the airline 1p0kesmao aald. A Rome airport HCurily of- ficer, who aaked not to be named, told report.en the ~ ben may bave been belped by "aomeooe inside." Rome airport tources said the atoleo mooey wu part of reg- ular cub comlpment.s. It was Dot Italian Ure, but it was oot immediately known what cur· renclea were involved. Police aaid lbe robbers. driv- 101 • amall flat truck marbd" "A.Jl ... t~ tM Airport of Rome, radioed the pl.lot from tbe truck to halt it.a takeoff for an wpot check of \eakin• tuel. Tbey then aped to the plane, opeoed the car10 bo&d &Dd stole tM up. APPA&EN'll.Y Wl'l'llOVT re- alizing wbal bad happened. the plane toot off after receivial • ao-abead from the robben. Police wd the robbers drove their truct into the runway aft.er breakinl a lock lD the service hangar and used the same nMll.e to escape. Tbey then abandoned tbe truck outside the airport and sped away in a wallinl car, police said The sources said the pouches had been delivered to tbe piane by an Italian ahippl.D1 a1eoey speclalUini in the tramport of foreign currency. The plane was tuilnl to take off when the pilot received lbe bandits' order to ball, tbe sources aaid. ''All okay,'' one of lbe robben reportedly told the pilot over the two-way radio after removing the bags. ONCE AlllBOllNE, the pUot told the cootrol tower be bad Just undereone a cheek of leak ing guoline. only to be told that none of the airport worken bad bffn ordered to make such an aruspecuoo, lbe aources said. ,,,... • .._sa.1a An Evansville, Ind .• family of four were slain Tuesday night in what police believe was a burglary attempt. Shot through the head were Theresa and Patrick Gilligan. both 30, and their cbildren, Lisa, 5, and Gregory. 4. Pol.lee are holdlllg a 22-year-<>ld man freed on bond after a burglary arrest less than three weeks ago. Pot Biut Grounds 'Wings' Teddy Denies Accusations TOKYO <AP> -Former Bea Ue Paul McCartney was taken into custody for alleged possession of about a half-pound of mariJuana after arrivmg at Tokyo International Airport to- day, Japanese cw.toms officials said. A two-week Japanese con· cert tour by bis group "Wings" was canceled as a result. The offlctal.s quoted tbe :n- year-<>ld rock 1lar, who was led away in handcuffs, as saytng he had "brou&hl some hemp for my smoking " Japanese authorllles use the term "hemp" for man 1uana McCartney flew to Tokyo with his wife. Linda, four ctuldren and members or bis s1ngrng group "Wings" to begin an 11 concert tour, his first in Japan !llnce be visited here with the Beatles 14 years ago, al the hei&bt or that British rock group's worldwide success. Customs officers said they found the marijuana in a plastic bag in one of McCartney's suit caaea as be passed lhrou&h the checkpoint at the airport 1n Nant.a, 40 miles east of Tokyo. No immediate formal charges were brought against him. He waa turned over lo drug-cootrol offlclala al the airport for ques· t&OD1DI· WASHINGTON <AP> -Sen Edward M. Kennedy says be knew l.be issue of Cbappaqwd dick would be raised If be ran for president, "but I aoo knew there would be nothing new that could come up that wouJd que:>· twn my testimony betau.w the way I testified as th(: way at hap p.:ned" Less lhan a week before his presidential bad faces ats f1r..t popular te!St ID Iowa, Kennedy''> acrount of the fatal automobile acc1d~t a decade ago has bttn challenged agam this time by two major publications whose reports reached the streets with.lo houn ol eacl) otber. THE LATEST REPO&TS. Kennedy sa1d at a briefing called to discuss in detail separate rnvestigatave reportb published by the Wu.b1ngton Sur-and Reader's Otgest, were not only inaccurate by con- tradicted each other. The senator assembled a panel of lhree experu -two ad m1ralty lawyers and an oceano graphic ~r -to challenge the reports quest1on1ng Ken nedy's testtmony about hi.s s.wtm from Cbappaqwddtdt Island to Edgartown on nearby Martha"• Vin~ard aft~ tus car phmged off' bndge Mary Jo Kopedme. 29, wu killed in t.be July 1989 ac· cadent. Ken.oedy aa.ld the Star story. an particular ... is wron&, 1s wrong, is dead wronc " The ~W11paper reported that because a natural channel betwttn the two islands had largely silted &n by lbe time the accident occurred, the tidal cur- rents Kennedy described under oalh actually would bave been carrying htm in the opposite d1rectlon from that to wtucb he testified TB E DIG £S1', wtucb hired a consultant to test the tidal cur- ren( an the area where Kennedy said he swam the SOO-foot harbor channel, coocluded the current likely was alack or very weak at the tJme K~edy s11d he feared it wo"'1d pull b.Jm out to sea. 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TOO column-written by Martin Sloane. recipient OI a law degree from New York Univeratty, former hssd ol his own marlceting and uJea conauttklg firm, and ku>ding ptnJdent of the American Coupon aub -reveals '4secret weapons" for fighting food prloe lnflaf!on . Don't misa the uvlno• ol The Supermarl<et • Shopper, published Wednesday and Sunday In the DaHy Piiot. • LOS ANGELES CAP> -A M unlcipal Court J • • COUit , clerk and two at.t,oneJw Wft,... portedly been named 1-a MCTet JDdiCt.ment by &be Loe Aqeles ( __ ST._~_TE_] Coant,y Grand Jury in c:onnec· tion with their handll.na al two drunken driVl.Dg cases. Named in the indictment were Muni.clpal Judie Fred W. Gabourte, clert Joe Ealeston, and attorneys Harry Weiss and Samuel Wei.as, the Los AnceJes Times reported today. 11111 Ad.,.•rn SACRAMENTO (AP> - Legislation to end California's own auto pollution standards apd use those of the federal gov. ernment bas won approval of the stale Senate's Transportation Committee. The bill went to the Finance Committee on a 6·2 vote Tuesday. LOS ANGELES <AP> Superior Court Judge Paul Egly has suggested that federal guidelines for integration or teaching staffs may interfere with tbe effective staffing of the city'a segregated minority schools. At ooe point Tuesday, Egly suggested that be might issue an order calling for modification or the federal guidelines. s ...... , ... ,..., LOS ANGELES CAP> -Over the protests ot a small group of neigbbon. Music Corporation of America will &o abead with a $2S-mlllloo dollar expansion of its Universal City Studios back lot. The Lo6 Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted unanimous· ly on Tuesday to bsue MCA a conditional use permit to move 1.88 uulhoo cubic yards of dlrt on es acres or the 420-acre studio, said to be the world's largest. ........... Pattg's Pet Arrow, Patty Hearst Shaw's German shepherd. climbs a ladder at Pnon Animal Institute in San Carlos. Patty. who has spurned public life to work with pets. trained the dog at the institute. headed by Robert Outman They watch as Arrow goes through his paces. SPCA Will Fight To Keep Pet Alive SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -The Society for the Prevention or Cruelty says it will go to court to keep alive a pet dog whose elder- ly owner willed that it be killed after she died. The widow, Mary Murphy, died shortly before Christmas. In her will, she ordered that her &year-old blonde and white Sbeltie mix dog named Sido -who was in the apartment when she died - be put to death. Btrr aICllASD AV ANZINO, president ot the 1oca.I SPCA chapter, said that bis organizatloo will fi&bt t.Mt will "1b1a is the first time thls concept bas been litigated." be said. "The law says a pel can be destroyed like a piece offumiture. We're saying that's wrong." STUART WEIN, AN ATTOaNEY representing Sido. said Tuesday be may argue tbat destruction of the dol cooatitutea mis- treatment and abould be dlaproved by the probate court. While the legal ballle continues, Sido is living with the A vanzmo fanuly in suburban Moraga. "I'm willlne to spend jail time to make sure tbls animal will not be killed," Avamino said'.. ~ Gibraltar guarantees: ~ High interest ~ for all savers. ~ 11.12% ~ ANNUALYED ~ 10.40% ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ WiJ ANNUAL RAT£ Efftct>vr J~n 2 Uuough l.tn 'I Now you can earn the ht~ mterest of a money market certificate account even ;[you don't have a lot of money to save The new 30-Month Rod Solid Cerlifi<flte is your guarantee of. Highn intnrst nitt tJ11m availllblt at any bank on this typt ~ 1UXX1unt. No bulk or savings and loan can pay you more. Ea mm gs pm11ously llUOilablt only to '4J'8t invetors. Now you can eam high interest on $100 minimum balance. Daily amrpounding of lnttrtSI. Th1s increases the annual yt~ld to amount shown when balance remaJns for entire year. 5av11Jp msuml up to $40,000 by 11n 11gmcy af the Federal G<Mntmmt. High lntrnst ratt for JO months . Substantial inte~t penalty for early withdrawal. 12.342% 11.783% \t.w..say. JMuwy 1e. uaeo DAil. Y PILOT A$ GayRighis Bill Debated_ Job Discrimination Ban Reaches Assembly SACRAICENTO <AP> - L11l1latlon to ban Job di•· crlmloatJoo a1alut homote.Jt• ua1a bM auln reached the floor ot the Califonala AaNmbly. But the bill, wb.icb woo an U·5 vote Tueld.ay ol the Auembly W a)"I and Ileana Committee. has little ebaoc• for flnal puaaie. dMpite 1t.l"oq bactiq by Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. A SDOIAa Bll.L died oo the Aaaembly floor in the 1975-76 snaioo. No such meaaW'e bu ever been passed b)' either house. The committee. which had killed a similar bill lut year. heard Aasembtymao Art Agnos . D-San Francisco. testily tbat tus ABl would &Jve gays and lesbians "freedom to hve and work m peace and di&nilY " Agoos said the ngbt to work free from discnmmalJon Is "tbe Fisherman Saved From Stormy Sea LONG BEACH (AP> -After braving 33 hours ·aboard a 12 foot skiff in stormy seas, a wet and hungry Scott Johnson 1s fmally safe The 26-year-old fisherman, sole occupant of a flsb.Ule boat that sank over lbe w~kend, wll!> rescued Tuesday from his lifeboat by seamen from tbe tanker American Lancer, saJd Coast Guard Petty Offlcer Joseph Davis AFTER JOHNSON radioed for help shortly before tbe ~foot Roughneck sank. a search was 10ltiat.ed by Coast Guard and navy aircraft and vessels and all merchant ships in a 3,500 square·mlle area from San Clemente and San Nicolas Island to Catalina and Santa Barbara Exhausted and relatively un Injured, Johnson was spotted nine miles south of Point Dume -some 40 mlles northeast of San Nicolas laland, wtlere the 65-foot vessel Roughneck sank Sunday. Davts said. A COAST GUAa.D helicopter which new Jobmon to the Tor· ranee Memorial Hospital emergency room was sum moned by the tanker. be said. "He was treated for Injuries to the wrist and the knei? and also for exposure.·· hospital spokeswoman Carmela Pan talena said. "He was discharged within an hour." moat lec!Umate request that anyone can mab." BE MID TllAT lt le,waton aren't wtllinl ~i::,•u.cb a bill. they lbould 6e to "~ate a cat.,-y of welfare called aid to homoeesu.ala" for those who lose Uwlr jobs. siu would let homosexual• who believe they have been fired or denied a job or prolnOCloo because of tbelr anual pref- erence ftle complalnll with the state Fair Employment Prac- tices Commission, like com· plaints th.at can now be filed on discrimination by race or sex. The oo.ly present remedy la a lawswt. Agna& aald. Tbe state Supreme Court lut year pro- hibited public utJlilJes from dis c runinatinc acalnat homosex- uals. and Brown signed an ex· ecutave order covering state employees. but dUcnminabon ls a llowed an other public and pn v ate employment THE BILL WOULD not apply to religious oreaniulloos or to penom who had been coovtct.ed of sex cnmes with children and were appl)'Ulg for jobs mvolV1.0g children The blll would also rule out the prefereolJaJ tunng of bomosex· uals as a remedy for dascnrruna· t1on. and would allow employers to enroree dress codes that ap- plied to all workers Agnos said no one-keeps stall.atics on job discnmmation a1alnlt f\Omoseauall. But be aald a NaUoa.11 lmt.ltutAt of lleo· tal Health 1u.rve1 found that one. alxth ol all bomoee.auala report· ed 1uch d1acrlm.laatJoo. BE PSP.8ENTED a witness, a 19-year-old woman who lden· tlfled benelf ooly u Suaie, who aaid abe bad been fired from ooe job and pressured into leavtnc another aft.er revealiof, when uked by her bones, that abe WH bomoleXual. The woman 1aid, aobblna: "I can do the job u well u a.oy straight penon . . . Don't let people fire me becauae of something I do ln my private life. lt'a none of thelr buatnaa." AS USUAL. most of the op- poa1t100 came from fundamen- talist pastors. But ooe new oppo- nent was the California Correc- tion al Officers Association. Lobbyist Jeff Thompson said homosexual pn.son guards could cause "a great deal of problems among prisoo staff." Tbat. c~ment puuled As- semblyma.d' .1oho Vaacoocellos. D·San Jose, a supporter of tbe bill, who said Brown bu already prohibited such diJlcrimioauon amone prtaoo employees . Replied 'lbompson. "He's a1Jo signed an executJve order on odd- even gas. ' rerernng to tbe' noo-enforcement ln many areas of Brown's statewide order on gasoline purchasing He said a bill would be harder to ignore Panel Vote Split On Smoking Policy SACRAMENTO <AP> -State Serl. Alan Sieroty says that if the bead of every state agency were required to establish an office smolc.ing policy, moet would do 90meth1ng to protect non·amokers But the nlDe-member Sen.ale Committee oo Governmental Ore1nlutioo gave b.iJ bill only a 4-4 VO(e Tuesday. THE ani. WOULD have required each atate acency to estabhah a policy oo amoktna. lncludin& bannln1 ll, desicnalin.& oo smoktna areaa. or even perm1W.n& sips sayi.Da, "Smokina Al· lowed." Tbe bill ortllOaJb applied to not only at.ate, but also county and clty acencies. But before ~ committee vote. Sieroty amended out tbe k>caJ qenciea in a futile effort to Utt tbe blll. He also de'ated crtmln.al penalt* for fllllure to eRabUab policy and a reqUiftmmt that each em'*"'9e be p.-m a w11u.h copJ of tt. Seo. Bill Greene. D-Lo& ~les, wbo dJd oat voc.e cm the but. queaUoned a statement bJ a Saeroty wt&w that .. a at.ate survey showed smoker. bad 40 pes cmt mGr'9 beaJUa aa...c. than ._.. smokers. Greene aa1d he was a amoter and had been aict only twice In b1s life. &hi£& SJEaOTY bills to mandau DOIH~ ams in privately o'tVMd restaurants and ban It lo health facfllt.tes and clinics. were approved 1ast -.welt by lbe Senate Health and Wellare Commlttee. and are pend.in& before tbe Senate Finance Comaut· tee. S1eroty said be tried to u..tvage some elements of an ant( smoking mitiative that was defeated in 1978. He said the irut.iatfye went too far, but bis bills were reuooable and "'mild." High fashion sofoa from the flne line of RI exclu&Jv .. with ~r· soHle styllngs. dHp-<:UINoned comfort. expert croftsmonshlp, loattng good ~. RI °'1glnol FU RN ITU RE Designs a,. otso ovollobte In othenllea, With matchlng lov• M<Jts or as aa..per-sotoa and In a full range of fobria (some at oddlHonol coao. Oecorot· Ing Mrvlce. dellvery and our famous wanonty of Quollty at noextto cost. - t. t.11. county A r Vic Helm mmended to th Board ot that t.h county Withhold '250.000 owed tJCl bftause h Hid medical cent r aulboriU •~re wiUlboldina certain backlf'OUJ\d financial l"ff<>fds, Prior l.O Kelm· recommendation. the county chal~aed SU million worth of cbar1ea tor paUeol aerv1~ made by the medical center ac~untanta Before thMl, there were tuues tn dlapute involvtn1 pay for tttulm nt provided to undocumented aUen5 and optional dental and prevent.Ive med1cme procrams They went along wttb a lencthy lilt ol other fiscal disputes Summed up. it seems the county eovernment u01vers1ty contract is a source of massive fiscal misun- derstanding. ObVlously, the uruversaly is entitled to be paid a rea- sonable amount for its services. Just as obviously, coun ty government and the taxpayers that support it should pay no more than what i& fair and reasonable for those services. It seems long past time for the two feuding (actions to have ironed out their differences and to have put their fis- cal houses m proper order Border Frustration Border Patrol chief Donald Cameron may have cited "frustration" as his mam reason for deciding to retire after 28 years with the patrol, but he's going down fight- ing. In a tncky maneuver last week. Cameron fooled illegal alien s mugglers by suddenly reopening the San Onofre Border Patrol checkpoint after its customary Sun- day afternoon shutdown. He had a special contingent of 40 immigration agents on hand to 'man the trap and rn five evenmg hours they rounded up 518 illegal aliens and JS suspected smugglers . But even a successful operataoa. like this won't change the 54·ye-ar old patrol chief's decision to step down from the JOb he says he can't handle properly because of insufficient manpower. money and equipment. Thc crowning blow came when the White House Of· fie~ of Management and Budget kllled a $14 5 million ap propriat1on wh1rh. among other things, would have added 239 offtcers to the 310 11ow manrung the Chula Vista sector Cameron head~ The ::;c<:lor ~trckhes from the Pacific t-0 Calexico and north as far as San Luis Obispo Busiest spot as the 12- m1le stretch of border near Chula Vista. which Cameron says he has to patrol with an average of only 30 agents at any one time. 'lbey've apprehended eome 400,000 Ulegal border crossen sin~ the major ttodua from Pi&xiro bffan, but Cameron estimates an equal number probabfy have made it across successfully. For a man of Cameron's experience and knowledge of how the job should be done. that's frustration Generosity Misplaced Federal government spokesmen have expre6sed sur- prise that their $400 million .. energy relief" handout to 3.9 million recipients of supplemental s~urity income (5.51> aid has stirred up some controversy. Each of the recipients received a check from the gov- ernment, purp0rtedly to belp them cope with increased winter hea9Afl" costs. The checks were in amounts up to $250. Pre:rdmab1y the higher amounts went to residents of colder climes. But everyone. lncluding thole in the Sun Belt. was on the gift list.. SSI recipients are the elderly, blind and disabled poor. Certainly no one would want them to stif er from in- sufficient winter beating. But the fact is that a great many live in nursing homes or other facilities where the cost of heating is included ln fiat fees. The eovernment bas specified that the energy checks are to be used as the recipients see rit, whether or not they have chrect fuel costs. and are not supposed to be · turned over to homes for the aged or other institutions where they may live. Spokesmen say it would have been just too com- plicated to tailor the assistance to persons in varying liv- ing conditions, hence the decision to mclude everyone. There's no doubt the elderly poor can use a few extra dollars, wherever they reside. But it seems unfortunate the bureaucrats couldn't have ta.ken the trouble to chan- nel all the energy relief to those who really need it this winter, instead of scattering their largess across the land in this grand gesture. The smaller checks that went to Sun Belt renters might have made all the difference ln real eDeTgy relief to frostbitten elderly householders up north. • Opinions expresMd In the space above are those of the Dally Pilot Other vlewt ·~ on thla page are thole of their authors and stlstS. Reeder comment la invited. Addrese The Dally Piiot. P.O. So• 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Phone (.714).842o-4321. Boyd/ Reveille B1L.•.BOTD In mllJtu'J campa around Syd.Dey, Amtra11a. the mom· Dear > Gloomy Gm ~--· Ja"'*Y 11. ,,., I . Soviets · Near Strate~c · Go~? THE PERSIAN GULF not on- ly is the marn 50\ll'Ce of Western oil . it is al.so the jugular vein which carries this Ufeblood to I he industrial worJa The Russians have already moved into Afghan aJr bases, which are less than SOO miles from Hormuz Strnit as the Jet fl1es i'h1s narrow exit from the Persian Gulf is the choke poLnt where the Soviets could block the West.em Jugular. Thus, they a I ready have a powerful bargairung posttioo in any future negotiations over Persian Gulf oll The Sovtets, meanwhile, a.re expected to maneuver dangere>u.5ly closer to the edge ol world war. taking precautions all the while to avoid 1t A se-tret Cl/\ strateR1c review , analyung the prosp<'{·t of a future Sov1l'I movt• ugainst Iran. suggests "IT lS enllrt<ly possible that the Soviets woul.d use the Afghans and· the Parth1ans and Baluchis as proxy forces to form a surrogate army, thus avouhng Paul Harvey Food as How can anybody play pollucs with hunge-r' Tbe very idea that any nation would allow people to s\arve ln order to accompllab diplomatic objectlva! Well. now, wait a minute. The recent situation in Iran hu brought lnt<}&barp focus our lopsided dis- advanta1e if ' we ald and comfort our eoemiea ln tbe name of "llamantt1." Wblle tbey ue wllHng neo to kill people In the name of re-u,100. Historically' OW' COU!lll')' bas been d.laincllned to withhold food from anybody who's hu:ncry. RECEN'lt. Y • frequently. our Earl Waters ct the o.ae of Soviet troop! and a major conlrootalloo wtlh the United Stata. "Al such eventa escalated," the CIA scetuario continues. "the United States u well u other cames> would be called on to support both Pakistan and Iran . . whtch would cauae a tu.rt.her spread ol tbe war ··The United Stat.H, catenne to Mualim LDterest.I LO order t.o regain access t.o Madeaat oil, t.o prt'clude Russian expansionism nod to attempl to mum atablli- ty to South A.&la. would be re- qwred to commit roalltary re- sources of aome nature . . . · · Already, the Sovieta have risked destroytnc det.eote and antagonizing the Moslem world They tutve driveu their two moet powerful adversartes. the Urut- ed Stales and China. dour together The sparlt5 from a R us~1an-Amer1can conlroot.ation over the Persian Gull rould al.so q•t off 11 nudear powder keg In the opinion of the anaJysls. the Soviets would never havl' taken such enormou.'I n.slui for lht' sake of Afghanistan a bleak. and, landlocked country abused by man and nature It is a land of steep, Jagged, snow· s w1rlln1 moaotams. of barT"eD. brown. bla~io1 desert. of primitive, mud-walled vWaeea. WtTR PESVEU£ prtde, the Alihana call t.beJr eountry "~ Jan.d of t.M f u:r and the f1iv .. because it ls bedeviled by U · lreme temperature •artations It u hanb coW1try, poor lo re- sources. and bal'dy people bn there Their fi&blln& men have scat· tered &nto I.he caves and crevtces of mountains ao ruued t.bat I.hey are called tbe Ftincsu Kuab. meanm& lbe ··Killer of Kiadua " One day, tbeJ may be reamed the "Killer of Ru11taaa ," bee au.e a \at of a-Wm wtll surely die Ul thole momrt.&1DS before Afghanistan i.I tamed. No. the BUS&i1n Bear djd not bile off this indigaUble JneC'e of earth. wtth any idea that tt would be a Juicy plum. The plum hes beyond the towerLog moun laUlS, beyood the dry deserts. beyond tbe dusty step~ of Af~haruslan I otelJJgence !lpttlal.Ji.U belJeve th~ .Kremhn has already 'tartt'd to implement its grand strate1t> As early as 1978. the Soviet' sought to sput off an 1ndeJ)f'n dent Pushtunutan from Af.rbanlaUn ind Pakistan Pres=, Soviet troops wiU DOW te ~ procell& that their puppet, Nur Mohammad Tarald, the late Afghan preal· dent, tned .&.o Initiate. TRJ8 WILL BE followed. it i.s anticipated, by attempts to carve up AfPaniat.an into other ethnlc states, includina an autonomou.a Balucblatan and Uzbela•Un 1be etbnlc pop.ila- taon1, of courae, are apread acroa1 t.be borden lnto Iran. P•klq•n aod llwlaia ilMU. Thus, the p~ure wUl build up lo anclude fbe ethnic m1noritis at Ir ... and Pabltan lO t.be oew •~flOUS at..ai.es Already, the SoT\etl are aUrTtnc up Uae dhn!c mJ.AorlU.S in Iran with clandestine radJo broad- cuu ~the border. The mtnorttiea. eater for autonomy, cao be expected to play the Sovtet game But the Sov1N have A different scenano than the m1nor1lles probably havf' m mind Soviet cadres arf' v.a1lLn5t to &Utde and ulllmately to control the ethnic movemf•nt:. In the end, the RUM1ans hope to absorb the autonomous states m to the Sovtet system Weapon Sometimes Justified generosity has been mm1sed by dictators who diverted our stup. meQts lo their own profit -but we accepted that caJcuJated nsk ln the hope lhat al least aome ol our glft-craln would filler down to starving babiea. Then eame the lN!meodous graaa-roots reapooae to the aong CHEAPER CRUDE OR NO MORE f'OOD! Thea came the 11oberinl ait.uatioo ln Iran Then -President Allan Grant of the American Farm Bureau rner1ed h1I loG&ataodlol op- postUoo to plaJins IDC.erutional politics with food. He Wd we are fools to ~ tbe cap. tors of our own people. Tbeo -Amertc•n 1on11boremea •• unlom refmed lo load IJ"&(n thipmenta bound for Iran. It was then that Preaidelll Carter quietJy aJlo~ an UD· declared E!mbargo on food for Iran. The hordes ~ho populatf' Iranian c1lJes ha~t' depended on imports for half d whal they eat and 80 pettenl ol ~ 1mporU have ~n supplied by US farmers. Our A&Jicuhure ~artment <USDA) bad eartiet' ~Jttled I.be idea o( "cbea~r crude or oo more food .' Acrlcullure -Secretary Ber&1aod called the ootJoo ··impr'act1cal. •• NOW. after roa and the looaa .. oremeo ud the Farm Bureau and otbera sot riled up, auddeoJy tbe Department of Acrtcu!ture bas re~ it.ae.11. N<YW the USDA '1 Mideast n- pert, Midlaet KmtllC, says a cutoff io ab.ipmeata of American feed 1raim to Iran .nu crute sborta1ea there almoat im mediately. Indeed, while the oH-drunt Ayatollah Kbometna baa bttn or1ln1 hla fo1lowers to arm \ lh~maefns and prepare to use guns acalnst the Umtf'd States. Iranian merchan~ have ~n try1n1 desperately to purchase 30.000 tom al Lows1ana nee THERE ASE always merceoaris wtlllnf to try to complete such a dea through In· t~rmediana -but some or us are watctUnc. The lraniam have been trying to purchase grain elsewhere Tbey lned to order 80.000 tons of barley from Canada; were re- fuaed WlJl Uua punilb our farmers. ~ IT&ll1 priees. add more red ink to our trade Im balance' It w1U DOt hurt us anythine like as much u it wilJ hurt lbem. And it will beMfil us ii lt moUvat.e.s m to accelerate the ~onvenaon of a.urplus irain to alcohol fuel OC J~t Cited for 'High Principled PUip;tse' ' becomes necessary to step back aad form an artful mlcroscopk atudy of the words and phrases ln an oplnioo in It$ broad upec:ta and Hit what WU the problem, What wu the aoluUoo.," NOT AIL the citations ln the review are as Am&tbY. ID provid- to1 an example of Gardner's humor I.be reYie• quotel from a UH lovol~ atandardbed, mesa prod ad.bestve con- t.racta: "~ ol adbelioo, moat or wblcb are editorial nllbUD.,., prolilera~. Tbere t. a dark ausplcloo that tbe aame people who prepare lbae, pn- p&N tncome t.u fonm and the dtrecUon1 •• to bow to put tofether pach&ed Cbrl1tmH toys." Gardner •H born lo Ar· lington, Wetb1qt.ao aod 1raduat· ed from tb•· Uolverslty of Southern oaMIOrid•. He served in the naV)' ~ WW 11. He became • Newport Beach city J~e folJawt:as I 1tint in the Oran1e County Dlatrict At- torney's office. He was appoi.ot· ed •superior court Judie in 1147 and elevated to the dlatrict court in 1910 The blCb ~d him b7 the la• rtvtew• edltora con- chadet: tbe Tbt lmtru landlo1 antem, "• compooent ot tUtiONl Aln~ System, la under the r._._,..,._.~..,..~----.---~~--. !urllClktliiD ol the PAA, and deciaJ ol lta UM for o«Mr reuou ol eqwPIDtQ\ maJIUDCtion or aafetJ ot ftl&bt are loappn>prtat.e," FhbM Wl"Ote. ALTDOllGB TD P.U aBnlSa to allow ita air &raftJc controllers to beeome lnwlved in such a bu, be aaid lt lllad no objections to a "non· ditcrhninatory ban on toucb-and·1o·land1n1s." FrebM Mid t.be VM. would publiab the Port Dis· trict'• policies In Hi bulletins. · Louil Wollabelmer. a port commissioner, called the FM letter ••arroeant." The dty of San Dieeo has hired Arvin Bunigbt, a retired FAA e mployee, as consultant to belp plan safety controls over San Diego He s aid be would meet with officials in Washington. mE NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION and Sale· ty Board called on the FAA last month to tighten air safety controls at Llndbersh. saying "serious danger continues to exist for a catastrophic aircraft colliaaon." Although the safety board urged that &ll private pilots-entering San Diego airspace be required to get air traffic clearance, the FAA said that would ''detract from safety, not add to it." 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Wagiveyou1wethan-•~ NEWPORT BUCH 3201 Newport 8outlYard acr<m from Oty Hall•~ LOS ANGELES FEDERAL SAVINGS ... ft"DOPU TOSlllVK YOO: Mor1dllJ tt\roUgh Thursday 9 AM tD S PM ~QAMto6PM Ill----~- • '· CONSUMER ~ 'l'IUI , .... ..,_ ... ~ DEAR PAT: II the. tupayer wbo bu hid several employers entitled to • refund of part of the Social Security tu? S.S., Newport Beach If u qdlftctul ....... rw more &bu OM employer, elu'BeCI mere a.a-... .... •1 • ..a.n or more wu wt&Wleld la 8edal 8ecUl&7 &as. &Mii tile badlftdul Is etaUUed tl9 a ......._ U a tu.pa,... quallftea. lie Moald follow die II hWU.1 fw -clalml•• eaceH Social ... HUJ wlalela are eacloeed wttb Ill• lt7t ............. aae.m. Tu Forma. \ All DD Uwsi~lc Vw E•fletl DEAR PAT: I recall reac:llnl that the IOftm· ment bu banned the used the cbem!eal DES to rattenJivestock. Doe9 th1a ban also include ear tm- planu of lbe drug in livestock" E G • Costa Mesa Yes. Alter seven ye an ol debate, tbe Food UNI Drug Admlnlstrallon hH ba.aned tbe ue ol DB8 ln both ear Implant. a.ad ulmal fftd.. FDA eta· eluded that DES caaes cucer ID ulmals ... that It bu oot been abown Uaere Is a aale Jeni la anlmaU. No-..,a.r .I aut a Gle••fl Clal• "! DEAR PAT: I've been aboppinl for~ vinyl flooring in my kitchen. How can YO\l tell ti a no- wax fioor wiU retain lta abine? .. .., HQ., Newport Beach M aoy of the vhy1 lloon on the manet &odaJ that att said t.o be "no-wu" bave ao ordinary vinyl surface wllb a 11htne t.ba& wean atray soon aftu installation. Ordinary Tloyl becomea ~tratched from the abrasive actioo ol aboea oa particles of grit and soil. The dny acn~ trap dirt and makt> the noor dull and laard ~ elea.a. Wax prevenUI that. 0~ cl~ lo help you spot a real 90-Wall Hr· face ls tu nubbly, onraU texture. Maplfled, the surface of the floor would look like a laDd.lcape of hUi. aod nlleya. The bil1I remalD relatlvely UD· C.O.d1ecL EYeil trllell die tia-lltart eo. IMe .-.. Ute vaUe19 wtD A.lnedaroqla. Glou redDCUoa oa ... was Dion la IJ'8CIU.I. bat eveataally yoa may ban lo 8le a spedal Uq. u'41 flniab from your fJoortq dealer lo &oecll up the ablne on heavy trifnc areu. Alt.boalb ao-wu noon bold the dirt on the surface and 1tay clean· looking l.ooger becaue of the ahlne, regular sweep. in~ and cleaning ls necesaary for prolonging &be life of the sbloe. Crib Top Cotdd Be Daa,,ereau DEAJl READEU: Cblldne ud IDfuta ca.a suffer barm plaJiDI .... Ul7 nmber el small tblnp Siftlll them Ill their crtk. "11111 or baallal aoy pla~ abon or from the llclet or frames of crlbe ud~laypem coald be daqeruu lf tile ta. faol cu lt down. 1'lae ebUd ma1 become•· tangled &lie atrlna or cord. resaltlna la a straapla&loa. I Moonlite Sale 8eJe of .., .. this Fr1 ntte.1 to 10 om at HunttnQton c.nt•f Cor Show HuntlnQton Centef n\911 tN\J Jan 2 t . I 000/o Mahnl VYnAMI• E 400 LU. D-ALPHA. I 00 ci11p•11 Reg. $8.98 ~4" COASIUNE HEALTH FOODS 270 I. I 7th, Costa Meta 543-9537 Hlllgren Square .__\\'ll'r~1t: _ ... lcRl'\'e 0etMlfT ~riffs If vou're lnterttted e nough 1n •-entorcitmflnt act111111e1 to donate 11 few ho<J" 01 your time end t9'ent HCh month, II could be 'fOU Over 200 Ornn~ Couniv c1t1re"' from eU welkt of hf• PfM•ntly ho4d the P<>'lllOn of R"'9nte e>.pury $tler1ff tll eddtlM>n to thetf .-.guler fot. end prote.iont. n... C.tlnn Sl'lef1fft Y04un· '*'' pert of 1heir free tome to -•n the reovl• force. of the Oronoe County Stle11ff't Dept. 1n Petrol dut,.., edm1n1stre1t0n, mouni.n end hert>or Wtf'C'-s .w:t retc:VM _ ... n!COnn .. 1- ~·. tr~tat.on. recru1t1nQ, public rela 110"' Mid ll b<oed 'Pf'Ctrum r>f 1echnocel Mid p1otf'u1onal M!<V><.tn They rKttwf' no"""°'"' tor their wo•k. but th•·'( 110 re<:t!1v<• ll'Ml Sl!l1\fll!'t•on r,1 <1etip •l'l110lvemf'n1 in a lew ento•c:ement 100 well I JC>nf' Sound lik• M>ml'th•n<J you m,qht bP 1nl~Mll'd in? We •• l()olt.,nq lorw1t<d to ••Pl••n111Q the Whale ptOQfem 10 '(<XJ end tnt-lflil eU 'fC>\V QUMtlOna on Saturday Jlinullf'V 19th at 9 am F°' mot'9 lnformatt0n c:11ll Sa1. l.Mry Khona 17141~'3. SHERIFF'S ACADEMY 1900 W. K.,_lle Aw .• °'9nft Saturday, January 19, 1980 ( N~ Inn, Monte Carlo Room 1101 JmnborM Road, Newport Beed1 Conference Seaions 1 · 6 PM Cocktails (No Host) 6:30 · 7 PM Dinner and "The True Petaluma Story" -7 · 9:30 PM SurpriM Feetul'9: The future • our c:hitd,.., view itt WHY THE CONFERENCE??? Eath election y .. in Newport. WHICH WAY NEWPORT??? is an unttarly1n9 question. , This Conference imands to melt 1hl following goala: 1. MAKE THE ISSUES COME TO LIFE • Inform the electorate on th~ which will lnvofve dedllonl bv dMt next C)ty Council. 2. GIVE EVERYONE· A CHANCE ·to elk If you wonder, to uy whet you think Md to 91tWhltyouwmtt. 3. SHOW HOW INTERESTING IT CAN BE • trece the history. dlsc:ua the problems Ind toak for brilliant IOluttont. 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BATII TOWU ~~ 2:S5 2:ss "PELHAM" DESIGN ~2:s300 HUD TOWtl BATlt TOWll 2:s5 2:s5 CARNATION :.. RC COLA . lllTAIT HOT COCOA MIX EIVELOPEI OR DIET RITE doz. CAii~ IOI Of 12 t====~ PAI Of I ~r=;;; 1.01 ~f:::-lll,. AD PRIC .. PR•VAILt WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16th. TtllU \JI (}fol \ IHI ONl 'l u11)u.1lt1YJl.\,.,,11:' MAGLA IRONING SETS TABLE TOP IRONING BOARD PAO I COVER SET •lMe 7.88 STANDARD SIZE BOARD PAD & COVER SET SATURDAY, 3 BB JANUARY 19th . .--llJZJ:m-· __ ..... wmt lUlOfl COATlli ~ E3 SPUNTEX Mattress Pads f 01 a better ni<Jhts sltee> try a thickly cushioned martress pad anchOf band style Lono weannq poly PTopylene cove1& Macll1ot wa!>llable and tumble d1y No sllnnk1ng TWIN SIZE FUU. SIZE 4.88 6.88 ,~~" ~~SHEETS =~ 311 f1TTD u. STANDARD 5aE 288 PILLOW CASES u. PILLOWS . 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HUMIDIFIER Optrates all ntqht on onf' f11f1nq L1ghtwe1qllt and ou1 aote Compac1 oes1qn .. .. 7.89 "SANTA CRUZ" DESIGN WASH 2 ~ s2 5JJ 1000/o Shredded Foam CLOTHS " HAMD TOWEl BATH Town 2:s4 2:s5 "SANTA CRUZ" RUG SAVE 70~ ALMOND ROCA IN A TUB C11so bunetcrundl center w1111 ~ creamy milk chocolate smothered W" 1n 1resh Cahtornia .almonds M.MOND ROCK Oval <;ha~ed made ol 100'-Ou Pont nylon with ancho11dge backing Completely wasttabte 20"1 26" 20"136" 21·x3s· SIZE 5.00 2i sg &BO ~--\Jlro-1ll..a ..., __ 1_.u._111_1_2._49 ___ ~ -- PEPSODENT TOOTHBRUSHES For healthy clean teeth end gums ADULT NYLON ' ll08Ull WIPER BLADES AND REFILLS Atllertoan ' lmj)of't cat flt Mvif!Old art1eU111" QllOn confOlma to 111 w1ndthllld contoUfS. ~~PRICE .• MR. COFFEE FILTERS BOX OF 100 . \.H 0 11 \!fl( <INf ·ror Ou tlth A\'""' ROBITUSSIN COUGH FORMULA The tasty & soothing cougll - medteallon tor cMdren and ldutt• Htll)I loosen conoes· tloo & sup()(nses couohs due - to colds ... 4u. ic 139 ,.,.., .. TAMPAX • Puret contolnln with t IUPI' Ind 2 RIOWtf T11nP1•· AVE SO #Off mHOVEDI Kim UTTER CAT BOX f1LUR Twiet the odof COfttf04 . WIR i.ve your tlCMJll amefl og hk• your house. . , t • ti 1 • .f\ . port -'id tbe air .... 1 ••.... t.bouab it ldded that IO reaktentl eomplatned that tbe air sm~ 10 bad IOIDe daya I.bat ti made them sick. Tbe report, however, dJdn't recommeod a IOJutklft, Hooou.r aald Tuelcby thal commwU.ty lte· dardl CJD ameU. shouJd be Ht. He wuta the Dine- member pollution board to do It. •4ft HAVE NINE people. We Sol a couple ol ensJ,neen, ' couple ol doctors, a couple ol lawyen and other mature, dlacreet cltlaena on the board," be aald. "What we intend to do la, lo peritaps rroups of three or ftve, expose them ln a pristine, confined, or odorless chamber to the odoroua emiaaions, then say, 'You tell us al what kwel you can't stand .. ........ ,. ....... the7 dla't ftnd conict:altrdloDi ....... ~ ol ... to • IG""1 claimed they felt tome dlleomlort or 11.lDeu bee a ... ol the .,.._t OdOn • air. 01ie , MeW. Brown.lq, Mid abe must ...., • . cal Uiaik -.... clan befon p6q OUtlide beriUM tllle alr la to &bict' Wftb foW fumel. "You dou't kll w bow m able It .-. llOIUttia.," Mid I.bl '°:1t0loid WOID&a wbo U•• -wlth Im Ntind buabaDll, • ,. Just SllardaJ allbt. I told AlvlD tliat thlll ta Just about to at{fte me. to take llY t11n1." B110WN1NG1 uvs ..... umoe Camp. a cbemieal ecJ111PGY that abl aemta lor eoqu., per~ea. aoapa, deter1ent1 and bouaebold clea'Derl. A company apok..,.,an aaid SS00.000 baa been spent ctarinc tbe put, .. JeU'I to trap odors that ariae from tbe plant. Aootber Umoa Camp nelObor. Jan Hill, aaid lbe air sometimes amen. "like an open eeptic tall. . . It eases into YOW' boQle and tt 1• cautht in your furniture and upholstery and lt atQs tbeJ'e forev,r and ever." Everyone aerees. however, that tbe air la bet- ter than il used to be. Some recall tbe Great Stock- in& Rot of 1941 Wbeo the air WU SO filthy that women's boaiery rotted on tbelr lep. RONOUa ANTICIPATES several problems before standards could be eaforced NATION • Select groups but sizes are incomplete! : • 1111. ,..Niii. ut it, that it becomes objectionable.• , 1..-.,;;;;.;;:..;.=~;;.=----------==-=:::..;.:=.:= "Then, for that compowid. we'd establish a "An odor is aomelhin1 like ooile in tbat the louder or tbe stroocer prevaila. U you were to eliminate the strooaer emission, you tbea uncover somethinc underneath tbat may be Juat as bad. juat as object.looable to 1K>me people," be said. Handbag Groups too! ~Save $1 extra with any 1¥10 6' r sale shoes and/ or bags. ~ :-''Hello, wall. Old you have• good day today? My concentration level " t btG newarv llodluctdlecothaveredt .. __ !.._~I· 9~1cltracieed.'~ay A Offlclnlals0 at the Environmental Protection n.e weather la important too. ~e days, and at night, cooditiooa keep poU<ed alr cto.e to the gro~. At other times, the foul amella are swept away. ~ ,,. ,,_ ..... ., " gency A anta said they knew of no other city r tryin,1 tor such smell controls. /nltlfmfl<11dtu r1.'(fvr 11ons /IJ 10 befJn 14kttn Ma!'.ter Ch.trgi? • V1:.J 1 TD GAINESVILLE consultants aaid the "It's a stlnky job,·· Hooou.r said, refen1.n1 to the complexity Pf the sm"1y woe. soc.mt COAST P\AZA • fAS*>H 15&.AHD Anaheim Stioppvtg c.m..-• ~ rorti c ....... ~ Center• The Oty Shopf>ln9 CMtfe Pl.ANNING TO smells contatn aome chemicals that may be VISIT EUROPE THIS YEAR? SEE US FOR LOW APEX FARES VIA BRITISH AIRWAYS. LUFTHANSA. SAS ANO TWA. ALSO EXPERT ADVICE ON TOURS ANO LANO ARRANGEMENTS MGNIOUA TRAVR SBMa INC. 19128 MagnohaSt.. &He 102 Huntington Beech. Ca. 92Me Phone· (714) 963-2121.(714) 6'1~ JANUARY SLIM SALE 3 month membership FOR ONhY$59 .. .c. ..... • OR .. IMO/. FA1PD AND BUOY A llEll8~,_ A MONTH P'Oft aOTH OF YOU FOR 131 OFFER EXPIRES JANUARY 31, 1980 206 WALNUT, NEWPORT BEACH CALIFORNIA92b61 548-1765 • 631-9791 Center Costs Double As Space Shrinking The estimated c'Ost of a biological sciences research center at UC Irvine ba.s doubled while the amount of usable space in lhe proposed facill· ty has shrunk, a report to Umverslty of CaWomla Regents discloses The original cost for the research center was put at Sl 2 million when Regents included the project m lhe1r 1979-80 capital 1mprovements budget last January BUT IN A REPORT lO two reaents committees which meets Thursday m San Francisco, officials say the original budgeted outlay won'.t come close to covering the full estimated costs Adrrurustrators now recommend S2 I million be set aside for lhe pro· Ject You dotit need a &pecial occasion to have a&pecialerening. You don't have to wait for a birthday or anniversary to feel special here. Dining at the Five Crowns. is always a great experience. Our Mr. Crowlel welcomes you with the warm hospitality o Old English Inns. Cozy rooms, cheery fireplaces, and marvefous fare -~-featuring our famous roast prime ribs of beef expertly prepared by Chef Ivan. • Come dme with us tonight. FIVE~s · Gold 'Finder' Admits Story Publicity Gag '"This increase m proJect cost re- sults from more detailed planning and updated cost estimates,'' a re port to the Committee on Fmance =:::::::~::::::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;:~~ say&. SIERRA MADRE CA P> A strug- gling actor who claimed to have found four gold nugget~ worth SI .000 10 the tulls above Uus San Gabnel Valley town admits that lhe story was a publicity g1mm1ck "We wanted publicity for lhJS little Offic:iala a.aid that when the project was cciaceh'ed. "the programmatic aspects bad not been fully Idea· tified." THE REPORT SAID added specialized laboratory facilities would be included m lhe plans. ~ mg lhe research center more costly. 1f somewhat smaller P.lan.•a•Tan FAMILY TANNING SALONS • play we're putting on We never c· ------------------meaot to hurt anyone." srud Herb That's because the ongi.nal pro posal called for 12.000 squan feet of space The revised plans tnm that size to 11,900 square feet. 7,500 square feel of which will be devoted to research. labor atones. 2,900 square feel of which wHI go toward service and support space and 1,500 square feet for offices and conference space • or Chai Heallhy. Successful Look • Two minuces 1n o ur unique booUl equals two hOlHs 1n the sun ......... WW'Mntll ...--1111 •• VOLUNTEERS WITH DEPRESSION A Medical Relefll'Ch Team la etudvi'l8 the uae 6f an•l-deptesaant medtcation. TO 911t1 Pf Joa THIS A"lovm AWY: Volun._.. must be age 80 or over and e>epertenci"9 depteulon (fMtlng lad or blue for any reMOn) for at least one month. ¥0LUMl9S wa&. llCllYI A ... bri f ptrysicaJ •Jeamln1Hon, EKO. lab t91ts. m.dtcatiOn and vtltfa ith I ptofeulonal, Robins, 50, a CETA worker for the ci- ty who produces plays m ~ local park. ON JAN. 11, Robins t.old The As- sociat.ed Press and other news or ganizations that he and two fnends bad found lhe nuggets while hllupg in Bailey Canyon in the Angeles Na- tion al Forest, about ?O miles northeast of Los Angeles. (The story appeared Saturday in the D&1ly PUot.) Robins filed a mmmg claim for the land with lhe County Recorder's Of. flee. Bill Homer. a spokesman for the recorder, said the claim was filed Jan. 10. Robins got help from a local geologist m f11hng out the claim forms but nevef' showed the nuggets to the geologist "I GOT THE n'#ggets from a jeweler friend of mine,"' said Robins. He bad the nuggets appraised by Hugh Campbell, owner of Footlull Coin Center in Sierra Madre "We get. people all the Ume colllini down from the foothills with little tiny nuggets, usually flakes and dust like you'd get lo pannln1," Campbell said. "But I'd never seen any that size before." Campbell evaluated two kidney bean·lized nuiaeta Roblna broulbt him at $7118.28. The proposed facility would pro- vide space irutially for two existing research groups within the School of Biological Sciences -one doin1 bram studies m lhe Department of Psychobiology and another dotna re-- search on age-related changes for the Center for Patbob1ology MORE·111AN RALF t.be funds fOT the center. about Sl 1 million, would come from a designated Nuclear Science Fund. Anot.ber $900,000 will come from a legal settlement fu.nd •Tan Wtth or without bathing suit 1n completely private booths •Cool-no persp1ratton; makeup areas available •Safely programmed time schedule for your type skin •Trained techn1c1ans determine amount of time for you • •Keep that 'Vacation Look· year round 1901 No 'Tustin Ave. Orange. CA 92666 In K-Mart Plaza ( 714) 998..a372 25542 Jeronimo Rd. Suite 5 M1ss1on V1e10. Ca (714) 768-1529 3816 S. Bristol, Suite K Santa Ana, CA 92704 Near South Coast Plaza ,.. . ..,,,_,,_........,_, (714) 979-8177 Brea Village 1033 E. Imperial Hwy. Suite E-2 Brea. Ca (714) 990-5026 If tbe revised fwidln& plans are ap proved by the committee on fmance and grounds and buildings Thursday, lhe full Board of Regents would take MON.·FRI. 8 A.M.-9 P.M SAT & SUN 1 O AM -0 P.M. thematteru~p~F~n~d~a~y~·---~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!~~ • Dental SPECIAL For thildren ! KOBJNS SAID BE wanted the publicity for a play be WJ"Ote, pro-. duced and plana t.o star ln. 'lbe play. a venlon ol "The Treuure ol Sierra Madre," alto atan bl• two "hlkina" friends, Al C. Ryu, '9, an Arcacfla real eaate .,ent, and James Doud· oa, 21, a West Hollywood carpenter and Robina' pepbew. Tf>eth deaning with Fluoride trNtm<'flt and J COMPLETE exam1nat1on with X-ray~ $2JOO* FOR ONLY f inJn< mg A vatfJblt• lmrm•d1r1rl' Appoinrment\ M1·d1-CJ/ Welcomed '11trot1\ 0111de AvJil.Jble "We're .an profeulonal actors and •• eoWd hardly keep a atrallht face tn front of the network cameru, •• be aald, dacrtbina tbt pboay liltem ... be and bia frteDda bad atven. ROM RJland.t who nma \r2 concern tbat BoblU eoua aal • UtUe IOlcS bu fOUncl la an- 1oill around ROblila' clalm. bill bot hO B.UC, Can,ron. • Spec1.1I o1ppl1e'> 10 c h1ldrf:'n 12 yt-Jf' Jna toungt>r. Regul.uly priced Jt $45.00. ull Dr. Dehner's dental office TODAY and start a dental health program for you and our family. C. JOHN DEHNER, DD.S. t t \• r l ~ 'o •· l1J u c p a: d4 OI pr fe ti ltl le io 4 s ti y D t. 0 e I y a w n • b tc a p •• ., ·Venue Clhange Denied. In Second .M11rder Trial Moonlit• Sole HB Hosts Clash For Prep Hoo/en l ltlnm Orua• Coun\l Mlb.h acbooll wt1l putld"fete . ~ and Saturday In 1'• Cboreo- 1rapben' Wlnter Concert at Buntmat-Beach Rl&b School. Tbe lbow. ~ by tbe P'ouataln Vallb llllb Tbeater Danbera, lncludea modern dance, modem Ju•. ballet and comed1 dance. winl 1().minute presentationl. DoaDa .Jones, procram direc· tor, said the concert enables acboola to share ideas, cboreo· sr•J>blna and performance with other aebooll. . Tbe J>l'Oll'•m alao fives the public a chance to aee the styles ol dance, she said. Five awardl wtU be ,i.en ltU· denta for outatandln1 performancH Friday nl1bt. Sata:rdQ' m,bt, an award will be presarted to the acbool with tbe out1teaclin1 level of cboreo- paphY. Hltb 1cbool1 scheduled to part.ldpate ate Fountain Valley, Brea Olinda, Capialrano Valley, Corona del Mar, Dana Hills, Fullerton. HWltinaton Beach. La&una Beach, Marina , University and VUla Park. Tick.eta lo the 8 p . m . performancea may be purchased at the Huntington Beach mgh School auditorium door for $2. Boost for Gifted Workslwps /or Kith Registration la open for VISTA, a senes of Satar.day workshops for children 4 to 14, aponaored by Retmion Planned Marywood High School of Or an1e is holdln1 a reunion for all araduateafrom 1:30p.m. to5p.m. March t. For lnformaUon, call fS37·1'50or817.0137. FRANKLIN STOVE AVAILABLE IN -OPENING SIZES ·-26", 30" Roof kits are extra the Gifted Children's Association of Orange County. Morning and afternoon classes will be offered in reading, paint· Ing, anthropology, mime, geology, biology and creative dramatics. ltegtstration ia open unW Feb. 2. Forillformatioo. call894.Q863. / Disneyland Awards Set More than 500 Orange County organizations will participate m the 1979·80 Disneyland Com- m unity Service Awards Pro- gram Orgaruzat.iona muat submit an official application by Jan. 21 The awards will be presented dunng a luncheon March 27. Groupe lntereated In receiving lnformatioo may call 999-4299. Sele of .. , .. thl• Fri. nit• 7 to 10 pm at Huntington Cenfer FAIMlllSMUUt4<:1 "°"' 141-HM w U~J4J7 ,,, ........ c..t • ..._ Moonlite Sale Hunt1noton Center g fantastic 1 I hour ule 1001te from 7 10 10 pm and continues on Sat sub1ect to stoclt on hand Beach Blvd & Ed•no9!' at the San Diego FWY WITH COMFY PADDED BACKS 10A antne Avetlue NewpartBHdt FAN CHAIR SALE $69 RATTAN OPEN THUASOA YS TILLIP.M. _, . ._... .. ----- 42" GLASS TABLE & 4 CHAIRS ,. REG. $712 SALE $399 &'W.2-f°i-·~ .. .___S_W_IV_E_L_R_O_C_K_E_R_S ___ ~ .w_--\. 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'°' od ot l•h ovu1 RAa l.iyo ... t rvm ~ ~ All-AMlltcAN llA• llUSlllS of dr•u•t or i.p----•t ~:::.:. ,,, .. 2 .. •. 1.!1 YISMSOOllRG mDIOPS f r A M.._, RtMll'd\ T-.n la It~ the we of ant~ fftldlcetlont; TO OUAl.JPY 'OR THUE APPROVED aruo1ea VOfunteert mutt ~ at l•eat 18 )'teA old 8"d :.C,~ltdno ~"* Valium or • Vallu~ Felftll•• taking oral oonlraceptlvH '"d ~ lnJdety .. ai.o beino rec:Nled VOlUHTEEA8 WIU RECEIVE A FAE! briel phyilail ...mNtlon, II!) '"'9, fnldiCltlOn and vtlita .with• oro-..onai. Call (714) 7!52-7937 BETWEEN 8 A.M and 6 P.M. Ill. 1.2'· 1.St ANCJIOI HOCllNG DOCUMENT tr PHOTO Dllm1UMIUIS ,_...... ... ""-$2 ~le< "°' ... "' to c~ s_. _,,,_, PACIOf 4 fUMIS witlt GWS ~;r~st ..-.., fw.h w/ ,_ GeW--""" ~ _ ) DOLLAR SUPERSI 0.-ty ,., ... ,._ ... 0.... - ~ITTSBURGH QUARTERBACK TERRY BRADSHAW, SURROUNDED BY HORDES OF PHOTOGRAPHERS AND REPORTERS AT CAL STATE FULLERTON TUESDAY. Landry, Miller: It Won't Be a Rout By JOHN SEVANO Ot -o.ll'f "1NC Statf To try to get an honest readout .... rom the two coaches mvolved m ~uper Bowl Sunday regarding each 'other's teams and their own tS nearly ~possible A third judgment, however, might come from a pair of coaches who have not only been to the Super Bowl, but whose clubs have played Los Angeles and Pittsburgh thls year Coryell of Sao Diego didn't want to rock the boat on either side saying through a team spokesman, "U I sny somettung about Pittsburgh, I'm go ing to get them mad at me, and 1f l say something about the Rams. they·re going to be mad at me. I'm better off not saying anything at all.·· Like in every game of this magnitude. both Ray Malavasi and Chuck Noll are quite content with I patting each other's club on the back l aa well as their own. Each is going to do or say nothing to arouse the Including exhibition and playoff games. the Rams and Steelers have five common opponents-New York Giants, St. Louis, Denver. Dallas and San Diego. The two coaches who WERE wUI 1ng to speak their minds, however. are probably the most qualified-Red Miller of Denver and Tom Landry Dallas. other. That's not unusual, it's ex peeled. The Steelers are 4·2 this year agamst th06e teams, having spht with Dallas. And the Rams are 4 3, having split with Dallas and San Diego. BOTH COACHES are veteran.s of playoff competition and both have seen this year's Super liowt coot.est· ants enough to wish they were out of thel~. ANaJ'HER QUALIFIED SOURCE for ~ta might be the veterans of the media, who have been through tbil before. But even they have writ· ten the game off. wttb some wonder- ing why the Rams are bothering to &how at al1- TBEBE WAS SOME diUiculty m getting \bele coaches to comment. Bud WIWDIQO of St. Louis was Job huntin1 and unavailable; Ray Perkins of New York was overlooked because Plttabureb faced them early ln the exhibiUon season; and Don Right off the bat. both wanted to dispel one notion-that the game was goin1 to be a rout for the Steelers. "It wi 11 be a lot closer than most Steelers' Pussycat Lambert a ReclutJe Off the Field By DAVE CUNNINGHAM Of tM D•llY l'I ... Staff Jack Lambert is finding 1t difficult to keep a straight face. The Steelers' All-pro linebacker has been through this Super Bowl media circus before. so you'd think he would be used to dumb questions by DOW. But sometimes he JUSt can't bnng himself to take it senously REPORTER: .. YOU'VE GOT the reputallon of having a ferocious personallty. Has that affect· ed you Oil or off the field'" Lambert· "Yeah, the ladles are scared of me. I've been trying to get mamed for the last two years. I've proposed to 2Z1 ladles, and I can't get any of 'em to say yes." Report.er: "No. l was being senous · LAMBERT: .. SO WAS L I can't understand wby nooe of 'em say )'es. I'm not bad lookin'. I mean. I'm no day at the beach, but I'm not ball as • bad as Mean Joe Greene, and be'a married." Away from the crowd of reportA!rs, Lambert told the Dally Pilot that bi'I ruppant attitude la an attempt to bring people back to reality. "When the Super Bowl becomes the mOlt im· portant thina in the world, aometbin&'a wrong aomewbere, •• Lambert 1ald. "Somebody's priorities are screwed up." Lambert's opinions about football are as : unique• bil penooallty. A MAN WHO •A&ES his livln& as a llDebec:br ll expected to rip open beer cans wtth bla bate laaDda and marl a lot. Not Jack Lambert. ••lftaen tbe lut 1aaie ll over I'm 10DDa take a bll nll of lmlclnade and 10 lie OD the beach," Lambert IQa.·· ''TweDtJ-three iamee la a loaa sea.SOil. Jt'• lib two eolleae aeuom put toaether. lt tu• tu toll. .. W1tb Lambert in the middle and Ham on the outside, the Steelers bad the Cinest linebacking crew m the NFL .. DO WE MISS JACK HAM? That's another silly question," Lambert told another reporter. "How could you not miss Jack Ham? Just look at his record." · Dunng Tuesday's press ~ion at Cal Slate Fullerton, l..ambert spent as much time chiding the media as be did answering serious questions. "I don't mind you guys aa lone as you ask good questions," Lambert said. "But today somebody asked me what it feels like to bit somebody. Now how am I slJPl>089d to answer that?" Lambert ia likely to get qUll!Stiom about hitting people because, contrary to bit off-the-field de· meanor, be can be a booecrusber in uniform. "YEAH. THE REPUTATION 1ets me in trou· ble sometimes," Lambert admits. "That'• why I have to become a recluse ln tbe oft-seuon. I can't go places Uke other people because J'U only ra'n ln· to trouble." Lambert says it isn't unusual for him to be cballqed to prove b1a maotaood lD a tavern.or at a party. "You mean you iet challenaed to fl&hts a tot~" one reporter asked. "WELL, TllEY USUALLY don't 1ive me muc:h ot a chance to fl1bt," Lambert answered "I people tlunk. said l..andry, debunk ing the -.1z.ards of odds wbo have in stalled Pittsburgh as a 10~, point favorite "Gomg into the game. and with all th10gs considered, the Steelers would have to be the favonte," says Miller ··But it wtll be lot closer than manv people reaJ.12e · THE REASON the game Will l:H' close, they say. is lbe physical s1z.e of the Rams up front -where the S teelers have been known to domlnate theu-opponents "There are a lot of good mat.cbups for both shies." aa~ M iUer. "The Rama have tremendous atrenith up front and a very good defense. 1 don't know ti they have lbe skilled people (quartA!rbadt, ruDJW11 backs. Wlde rttriven> that Pitubur&h does. but they have a lot ol bulk and streneth-· · Landr> ""ho pl it Vf'ti the St1-.·1ers 1n .1 losin~ (',tllM' in ~uper 8011. I X 111. .... H s thP H<ims will deftmlcl> hdH 1h1•1r work cut out for lht:m , ··THE STEEl.f.RS don't have i.n> "'eaknes., .. s," ht' savs '"They are -.ohd in all JJh;,is~s of the game, some mon· th<1n otht>r<> "Tht• only lhsng weak about Pitts burgh 1s when they don't want to • play Whl·n Uwy n· bad, they're real ly bad II you'll note, their turnover.. all seem w ec>me at once " Believe 1t or not, the Steelers did lead the NFL m turnovers 52-and they were distributed evenly: 26 fumbles and 2S 1nterceptioos. But nine of those came in a k>ss to Cincm- nat 1 C34 JOI a!)d eight more dunng a defeat to San Daeio (lS-7). ·1'bey play ev~ well," says cSee IANDRY, Pafe BO * * * Common Opponents O.nwer 5a. LOUIS Dalla a Ra"'-wa New Vorlc Gianra San DI~ Oenw'°' Sr Louis D1lla1 New Y~k Glanl~ San Diego =-Playoff • -Eahlbtt1on w. 13-t W, 21-0 l,3°"' aw, 21-19 l . 20.14 ·w. 23-7 L, 40.16 w 42-7 w. 24-.21 "L. 16·'4 w. 14-J ·w. 1()-J L. 35 7 Rar11s to Us~ 8 Defensive Backs Sunday? By a Daily Pilot Wriwr Will the Rams use eight de ft•ns1vc backs an a passsn~ s1tua t1on Sunday aea1nst the Steelers"' lt's not probable, but 1f they do. the Sleel<>rs will be ready for 1t. says Coach Chuck Noll ' "We have a ireat deal of re-spect for the Rams' secon· dary, espedally on lbird and lone s1tuat1ons," Noll saLd this momlne at a press con Cerence at the Newport Marriott Hotel. "We cxpttt they'll throw five or sax or seven defensive back.a at w;. Maybe e11bt, who knows? But we have confidence an our pan ma iame ·' Some other Noll comments· -"OU.r m81D concern about the Rama olferuie is (Vince) Fer raaamo'• ablllty to 10 lon&. so we have to guard a1a1nal the home run " Tbe p~ have been an added burden on Lam1-lt because Jack Ram, a six-time All-pro liDebaCt•, hi.a been aldellned with an ahkle ln· Jury. • (See IA.DAT. Paie IM) LYNN SWANN SIGNS AN AU10GRAJltt RM A YOUNG PAN. "(Rocky) Blear and <Sidney) 1bomt.on both will playt considerably (at runnln1 back). J '11 make ~ deci&lon later as to which wm start .. Magie on lee, bat ~akers Still Bot In tbe flnt UlrM C with Los us•. all Laker .tc . Ut.lb. wbleb is now 4·-11 on tbe road, Iott IU 8"8Dth pme ln tta Jut ellbt 1t&rta. TtrrY l'Urlow led the Jan wlth 2' poblta. -Aated about 1001 ranae roala. Noll said: "I bad a pro- feuor In collep at tbe Unlvenl· t.y of n.yton who aald alwan Ht 1oala that JOU can nae~: eo I'm onlJ k>oldna ahead to me next day." 'r Tbe a.elon coach also aaid that ~Sam D••l• and st.ff did not work out TDee4aJ. "We'll ftD4 out later In &hi week tf ~ll be able to pla1." 4Nol.L 1D.~1(iQllll(11m'a r .. edlf pl~ce .m.hatAln bud.ta Shul l'MllJ. ... i . . . ... • \ D DM.YN.OT McCormack Hu Big Shoe1 To Fill u Colta' Coach ..... ,.. ..... c ... BALtmOaa -Tbl Ba!ttmon Ooita aam.ed lllb ~ • tMl.r mw Mid eoaeb et a ..... CG111191 ... Wlla7_._ .. ~. u 411·Pl'O -b1a plaJtnl dQ'I wbaM pnWI • IDeCbllll Job woand .. m a .Umbllil. wW rypiace 'hd Marc:b.l.bN4a, wbo wu ftl'td • Colla' COKb afta:r' two COlllHmtft a.11 .. llODI. Tbe Colta .,_ di~ ttu.. la II '1 ftnt U1.Nt ,ean at Ute laelia. Ocllta owner RolMrt lf"IQ bid called OeoeraJ lllaaa, Dick~ about McOanuct ~tJ momlna. M~ 9t wlU. lner ud lqm lD llM.1'• ~ m., ""-9 lllGDdu.,... OD&ta had ..._ apeot.ed eo annoqnce U.. umtq of t new ooecb Tuesday, but put otf UM amaou~a:ltllllt wbM l...., •Ud tall wan&.d Um• to thlnk aboat t.be cbalce. llOOCS., WU tho nnt Ume 1J'U.1 and lfcOon:nack bed met. lllcC«mt~k bectm• U. f'rmt namer for U.. Cotta• job lt!f_!_~ aa Sumam~ IOUNd oa Frank ltuab, the ftred IV~ Sl.tla coe.dl IM Ulle ma.D aaid to btft .,... ~ et.rlJ No. 1 dMJl tor the NFL tam'1 po1t. ....-----...... , .... ···-----~ atn't u..· bett team an th• NFC We r.•r. So""' don't want to pl~ them. We want to play the ut. And. lb• b .. t l• the LA Rt ma • • at ya 1Ptl&:lba.rsb'a ,,_ o......_ "I'm Ured ol anawen.n, t.htt dalJ)Qied qu.atlan. Tbe Ram• are the belt team 1n the NFC youbeartT'bey',..tw>re,eln'tUier" • .. _., • Ar~i· ASIJ Ceatt•f•9 .I•• EAST LANSING, Mich. -Michigan State [il Univel"Slty fOOlbalJ Coacb Darryl Rogers wlll take ••• the COiie~ job at Ariaona State Univenlty, where Spart.am' Athletic Director Joe Kearney already has accepted the athletic dirtttor's position, Roeers told tu.a players today. Roeers announced h1a departure at team nmnin& drill.a, said sophomof'e offensive tackle Scott Muur. Muur aald that c:oac:b C.T . Hewgley, who handles of· tensive linemen and ia Michigan State's coordinator o( recruiting, and Dan Underwood, coach of the out.side hnebackera, a1ao said they were heade4 Cor Arliona State. Mazur saJd It was his understanding that Rogers offered to take the enUre coaching staff with him -if all the mem bers wanted to gQ. lolauola Sparlu Supn-Soalc• O~s Jobnsoo scored 34 points m a brilliant m all around performance Tuesday night to lead Seattle to a 1.20-100 National Basketball Associa lion victory over Washington, as the SuperSomcs maintained their two-game bulge over the Lakers in tbe Pacific Divison. Johnson bit 12 of 19 shots from the floor. had 10 aulsts, seven rebounds, two steals and two blocked shou . . . Cleveland .cot 35 points from Mlke Mitchell and snapped a seven-game losing streak with a 129-110 win over the New York Knicb ... David Greenwood sank a pair of frtt throws with 1·11 left to break a 105-105 Ue and Ctucago went on lo s>05t a 111 109 de· c1sion over Kansas City . . . Walter Davis, held to only seven points through three quarters, erupted for rune points in the late going to pace Phoenix past nenver, 107 99 ... San Antonio, betund GHrge Gern..•1 37 polnta and reserve forward Kerin lleatanl'a 10 fourth-quarter G1tnNwooo points. edged New Jersey, 123-119. T,..tiler, a .... IA•fl l•lfl•ders Bryan Trottier and Mlke Boay scored two m goals apiece and Clark Gllllea added three aaslata ' Tuesday night as the New York Islanders scored a 5-2 Nalional Hockey League victory over Wln· nipee. handing the loaen their sixth conaecutlve Joq on the road . . . Bob Dalley'• unasslated goal 1p.lted PbJladelphJa to four second-period scores as the Flyera defeated Washington 7-4. Reggie Le.ell scored twice to ralae his season total to 29 as Philadelphia conUnued lta unbeaten rec- ord at home, upping the totals lo 17-0-6 ... Bia.tr Qapmaa took a pass from Bern1e t 'flderko and scored directly from a faceoff to lift Sl. Louis to a 2-1 win over Mlnoesota ... The NHL may institute a sudden-death overtime period to decide lie games If It is able lo reallen the leaeue's four dlvlslona along geographical Lines and lncorporate an unbalanced schedule to promote rivalnes, Nia President Jolm ZieCJer says • lriala, DrPald S411ealc B11 Forward ~ Jacboo hJt a 30-foot Jump abot m at the buu.er Tuesday nlaht to Wt ei&btb-ranked Notre Dame to a 70-69 college basketball victory over Villa.nova. The lrlsb saw an 18-polnt lead evapora~ and Villanova bad a 81M18 lead with five aeconda to go on Ito)' 8parnnr'1 layup ... Skip Dlllud aank a 17-foot jump shot wfth three seconds left to lif\ t.oJ>-ranked DePaul to a 61·59 squeaker over upaet-minded Lamar. Dillard'• abot carne aft.er Lamar bad erased a nine-point deficit ln the final nine mlnut.es and tied the game with 37 second& to 10 oo Mike Oliver'• three-point play. lfnlfn Q.U• SC .... , .. ,, Te•• Southern California. fr"e.1h off an lnfrequeot • collel)ate buketball vtct.ory over croutown rival UCLA, bu Jolt the Mrvices of aenlo.-pard Deu Joaet, Coach 8&u •oniMll said Tuesday ... Sao Dleco•a BID Wua. could be back playtq with tbe CUppen in a couple ol weeks, an orthopedic apeclafiat saya. "He baa 00 palA and be feela really 1troq," Dr. TH1 Dtb aaya Ei&ht ~fan.a were beinc quesUooecl by police at\Aer a man wu stabbed to death before an F.A. Cup match between Swanaea City and Crystal Palace ln ~ndon .. Secret.ary of State c,.,_ Vuee said be expeeta a c:te- ei1loo oa a U.S. boycott of the lfOKOW Olympt~ to be made by mid-February if Soviet trooPt are llW 1n Afaban.lltao. T..,...._,B•dle Followlng •re t,,. toP sports tv.nts on TV tonlQht. lt1tlnQ1 ere: ./ ./' ./ exceti.nt; ./././worth watchl"""; ./ ./ f1lr• / for.-. ~ ·~ I -· A 1:20 p.m., Channel e ./ ./ ./ NU aASkl!TMLL: Lakers at Golden State. A.........,..: Q\lck HHrn end Keith Erickson. l'r•ltlno Selttlt b'f two Pmtl Jn the P.clfk Dlvlalclft. ttte ._.~.,., mitt h dlvl1lon'1 c.lllf'-<fWlll1r1, who .,. 1t o-mn behind thl pee.-MtMr. • OTMIR Y•L•VlllON Hone fhell"O -T y .t Sa Anita. 7 :30 p.m.~ ~Ml S2. & RADIO • S.M&crtblll -WIC•ra at Goldtn si.te, 7:20 p.M., KL.AC U10). • HOCll_,i -Buffalo at Kings, I p.m., KllS (1150>. ) . Ha11dy A Toast to the· Duke Yn TBS OM y ·'l'llA'l't!B&D Snider wu tMn to relJq many pleuant mo- m•nt1 of !ala paat -momenta be cb•rilbel: Jt ~t to mbld a statement be ocee made tn h1I clocl1a1D.I ,.an u an acUve p1'yef' when 1 v1lttea bim 1n the clubboule: "Tbe,.'1 no use burrytq to cet out ot IMre a.ft.er' • 1ame. It Will all be pe too IOOD, anyway. A lot ol thae 1\£11 don't ro· aUaet.bal" Th• olt)'tq ~ may be eon• for the Duke, but be healthy and bu Juat 1lped t new t.hree·year eontract u a recllo-TV broadcuter for tbe Montreal Ex· J*. Clift Dapper, hi• partner when the two pure hued 80 acres of raw land'-~_ the P'tllbrook area at aomethln1 Uke 9'50 an acre, WJ1 once a catcher lD the DodJer or- aanlution He played with Duke al Montreal when tt waa the No. l farm team of the Brooklyn Dodaera ln tha 40t. Dapper sUll bu hla acreaae in Fallbrook altboullh the Duke haa moved twic• aince he came to the area -bcJeb UllMI lD doM ~ Of tM "'° ... cH.7. Re .. b.-at u. act,."' ~ ralltnc*,,...,... DAPPD A.LIO PLAYD wtth tbe RoUYwood 8tan wWa Cbllldt .. ,_. Jilw-. rt.)' P'rantU.n, .Jack SalWliOll and a bo9t ot otbens wbla ~ HaDe1 wa m ... .,Q, th• team. He telll one baNball story after IDClltber. rememberinl the ftnt ud lat aaaae1 ol the plQnw tnvolwd. "Wt UMd to pla7 trtcb on tillCb other and bave tun ln U.. 1am•." Dapter up. • 'Th.-d.aYI. ll you play a trick on aomeooe. they ••t mad tDd are read7 to fipt. BaMMll wu muell man hm tn our da71 eveo tboqb we didn't mak• the mODeJ they an maktn1 today. l wouldn't trada" Tbe Duke will be booored b)' tbe ~ew York chapter ol the BuebAJ.1 Wrlt«t o( Amertea later thll moatb ad wu told be could br1na one ,uest wbo i..d been ln· atrumenul In b!a ute 1n tbe put. He cboM b11 doM triad and fonmr teammate, Dapptr. WllDI TRE DUSI! la officially lDducted Into the Hall of Pam• oo SUnday. Aq. 3, be wtU probably bav• a number of bis cloee f'riendl and their famlliM oe band for the occulon. Dtpper la pllannh\I to set a group toptber to ny lo the festlvWea that wlll lnclude a clloDer ln the evenina and an ublbitJon came oa Monday. Duke says the ataUona ln MODt.real are pvtn• b1Jn time ofl to attend ll"fWa1 old Umna •amee, blcJtldlDa oae New ¥03 aDd .. lD Lal Aoael-..... 0.-lD· d&&etJoodM411. ••They are YeTJ Dice to me ... tbe)' llnow thla year wUl be a 1pedal one.•• ..,. Duke. TBE TELl!PRONI! ln tbe Snlder boUHbold bu been rinitnl oil tbe boot wltb calla from well·wlaben ud old frieodl. One l8d)' callod to off er her caqrat.ula· Uom and tboM ol her departed buabend. "He turned over 1n tu. srave for you wbea be found out," the caller .tated.. Put timea lD betnc honored. lnchading the Duke Sn.Ider Day at tbe Collleum 1n 1.Q, are already amon& bl.a memories. HU baseball put will be Nllved many tJmea over tbi1 comlni year. Yet. throuch lt all be remalna UMt aame. unchanaed friendly penoo be bu always been. 818 RIGB SCHOOL COACH, Bill Schleibaum, oow Uvea ·~a block from hit bome and the two play IOlf wbenever potalble Schleibaum alao eave a belplng band to Pe~ Rozelle and in turn wu an of· fldal ln the NFL for many yean. But the Duke's captain in Brooklyn, Pee Wee Reese, put Uun&a in perspective when be celled lhia w~k. "Duke, you - -. you finally made tt. 1 didn't ever doubt that you &bouJd be there .. .l••-tt tlw Grrrk Roger Carlso11: ~. McCormack i~~~ I a'~-18 Colts Savior?, ,~ ' ' Eagles Plan TriJ LOS ANGELES -When the Colla decide to !., hire Mike McCormack as the man to replace Ted Some hie thinp are doe FAtancta Marcbibroda, lt will be based on the aucceas Jllgb'1voUeyballt.eamtbiatprtnc.wtUch McCormack enJOYed with the Beflial offensive Une 10 essence. LI £alanda HIP• bnlrett>.ll ~~~the way Cincinnati waa able to move the root t~~':e Eagles. aF •·A ftnallsts ln i.m. it is all!O felt that McCormack, who enjoyed ~ave been lnvUed to repreM!lll the Un1ted some succ~~ in his early days at Phlladelpb!a, ".tales m tbe International Sc:boot.port~ has learned from the expcnence with the Eagles ,. ederat1on volleyball cbampjonships In and wall be somewhat more of a dl.l>c1plular1an t:ngland. Apnl 9-14. WHAT MAKES McCORMACK so mteresl.lng COACH M I K E p O M Ea O \' • S as a candidate ror the Colt JOb ls the fact that Paul volleyball stars, many who are playing Brown who gave the Pb1ladelph1a brass a basketball ror tbe delend.tne Sea View wholehearted endorsement of McCormack at the League champM>os now, ~ the sur time Milte took over the Eagle Job -baa now pnae of t.be YOUeyball seaon in '19. paned over the former KU All·Amencan a second c-apped by upset victories onr ~ time when ma.king 1wltcbea in tbe 11dellne com· Harbor md Laguna Bea~ oa u.e .,.1 to maod ot his own team. theCIFftna.b McCormack, who bad been part of Bill The wk now 15 to raise $17.000 for the Johosorl'1 staff as well as a mainstay among trip to Bnstol. a seaport somf' 20<1 Homer Rice's assistants, was available for the kilomcterswestorLoodon. head coachlog job in Cinctnnat1. And he certainly The Eagles are involved in ~nl has the credentials when one reviews the fund·raJSUl" proJects Cbtke-a-tbon, paper performance in the area of hls responsibility drive. button aales. dtnner d1tnce But Brown did not make the move Instead, 10 addiUon to 50ugbt-after help from the ctnclnnati owner, desperate for some quack 'lcn·i~club8a.ndcommuruty 5upport improvement with one of the most talented rosters in the lea,ue. opted for Forrest Greeg THE REASON: DlSCIPUNE. G~gg was not- ed for bla. McCormack, whose reputation for com municatJog well with the Eagle players was dis regarded when the team fell on bardUmes, wu not. Now the indication ls that McCorm.ct will have the opportunity lo practice the leaoaa that M learned from hi.a final mlst.akes in PbilacleJphla. As for Gregg, there can be DO mistakin1 tu. ability to enforce dUcipllne. ' But the Bengala need more than Just cbl· cipline. They need the kind of rapport that Is ,,,.. parent between Sam Rutigliano and hi!\ players In Cleveland. ••• !WONDA y NIGBT POOTBALL ror the preps" That's what It 1oob Uke for the Ora.nae County All·at&r football garM, wtuch L'> bein& planned tor June 30. lelltabveJy at Or~CoeltCollep. '[he Qrtae pma al Paaadena'• Rose Bowl .SU be J• D (Satcanlay>. which • ~~ .. will not conltict in U:r1ft• t:A Gl athlete from playtng iaa.otb PD,*·' , . 'COAdla BAtt YBT to be seh!cted. but il seems pretty obviou.s tbe Sbrtne game will t.ab EdJAon Kigb Coecb Bill Workman and the Ora.nae County of. nctall wtU ~It lbe services ol llarina Coach Dave 1bompson two non ~••IM'doublebeadera\ocountu s1 ngh:• gam~ and whether or not to add g1rlaaottertoCU'compeUtion. ParoduaJ ~ leagumg is alllo to be act. Pd on. whlch calls for the ellmtnation ol P 1 WI X f{J lt!i from the Ange I us League and into <1 new c1r<'wt composed or Alemany. n,1sro Tt>ch. Cantwell. St Bernard, St. < ;l'Ot'\1t.•v(• and Pius X Th&1l would h•a\ll' thl' Anl(clusLeague m .1 five t.eljm formal ll 's apparn1tly formalJty ooJy, sioce ~ ater De1 has already scheduled San· t1ago Rieb to replace Plus X Jn tta 1980 football schedule ••• cu · (ffFlrl/\l. RA\. PLUTKO con- r1 rm.., 3 Of'W plan for b<tskf"tball playoHs IS in the formuJat1ng ..,t:ii:e. whJch will make for I~~ travel ID l.be hrsl round or the playoffs "Actu<.11ly "'"'ve ~n doing 1l for years "'1thout rt'<Jhzmg 1t in terms of regional 1:01! and wresllioe. ··says Plut.ko. ''WE HAD NO&TRE&N and aouthem rt>g1onals m the Desert-Mountain Con-fenmce 1n football Uus past Ma.son and the mJtJal reac:-Uoo wu poslt1ve." What th•t means Is a couple of rounds •fllbLD reasonable traveling di.stance, aJtboueb the CIF':i policy of pitting No. 1 tum a ae8.UlSt No ls Will continue. Plutko say a 1t wu al.so done lo a certain extent ln water polo this past season. "It may m~•n only an ad,Jwstment or ao ln dolng tt." says Plu.lko "We'recolngtotrytogo for a lJttle morf' geographical matchups. It's not a mat~r of panic over 1as. but we do reel we ba ve lo sbow some source of e-conomutng for member scboob." GJlEGG, OF COU&SE, fell out of favor w1th the Brown playen even though he bid developed somewhat of a relaUonship based on rt'spect which had Brown fans ao encouraeed dumtg the year Don't be surprtaed lf lbe ShrtM I~ • • • relocates a1aui in the oear ruture when CONTRARY TO A PUBLISHED Cleveland went 9-S. But that wu prior to the tumultuous end or Gren'• relen wbJch saw a fierce struule betw~n the coach and aome of hia players. And, alnce that's the way Art Modell also uid goodbye under similar circumstances to Paul Brown, the scene la set for Ul80 aa both teams wlll seek to make tbla rivalry even more o( a grudge con teat. Anaheim Stadium ls complet.ed for foot rumor, Fount.run Valley football Coach ball Once ~ abowuae same for the Mlb Milner says he ls not a candidate for prep11 at the Lo. An1eln Coliseum. aJobatLoo&BeacbState. thiniia aren't totally rosy at the Roee Milner, with 38 returning varsity Bowl, either. players (18 who started al oae tJme or • • • another) and quarterback Matt Stevens mt;aDAl"S CIP' 80tJTllEaN att· and his UDbeaten (9-0) sophomore team- Uon coundl meetiol is 1ebeduled to~-mates due, a.sn't about to cut out oo the cide a baseball prt>pCMltJoe to allow teams Barona. COPY II I ONT ·-"'•LO • .,,.. •r•rp• .. ~··~·"'~=======:::;-Tliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmmiiiiiwiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Vanguards Nip Foe, 104-100 1 n one of the more wlld btaketball 1ames played at a Ii~ where many have been aeen. Soutbem California Colle1e'1 Van1uard.I were vtctortou ~ day nip\ u vWtln.a Cal Lutheran fell, 106-1.00. Tied at tbe ball at 5' and tied with 1:20 rem1lntn1 at 100: tbe v anauarda held tM ball for Q 1econd:I before Mike Roberta wu fouled and proceeded to convert the 1lw.tioo ioto a 102· 100 a.ad with twofnMtthrQWI. Tb• vlllton m•Hed ttom the field and Paul Anderson put lt AMERICA'S •CUP* 714/'4l·llH 114/141-Mff Car Show awty wt= more free t.hrowl wlthone Wt. tntM ~untlnQton Andel'IOll, WboteOnd 18 pamtt, Centef mall dllW · upped h1I MaoG AVUAI• to I0.8 "'N Jin. 21 ~ pointl a &a'.!\~ Wblle lllchlaan IO MW tnoeMtl fOt mltelOt treatimaD Pa.t.1 ohm~ adiJed a~ a.ad\ 11Mt & 11 P«>lntai.li4 EmJ.oCla,toa I ---~--4C)I.--~· tall.led al) • ·- LEASE AHY MAKE ANY MOOR DOMESTIC . OR IMPORT 2 YIAl/U••lllited Mlleac)9.Sertlce COMftACT wffll EYIRYL.Nse•• AL LTD IYIUICI • ............ •1'11 ...................... . """"' ...,..-...•v•~ s 17938 ~';:. ..., '"' .......... ,,,. •••• 0-0 -,,.,, ............ ,... ........ ,.,, ltlOC C lOYOTACCMl'I ""'roof.-..... ~ ....... ~· •ta --• ••· '' oc • CADIU.ACS IM STOCKI 0 ....... 1 floot ·----~-..... fllllll .. --............... _,'*'-'llW •lfwtyo-..... ......, ..... "'"'-' -hls2sa31 ::.-;:. ,._ .... ._,....., _ _, • •OAC•ll .. .....,,,.........,* ,..,,.,..11••7'1•• •. .- BASKETBALL DAILY Pll.OT 83 ~ent11ry Mark for Gauchos, Rustlers • Gold Wt1t'1 main acorer for UiQ,I u of 21 from th•. fl•ld and Jlpoiata ~ 108, Rhode ..... u Anteaters Sti1mble fl•'\• fl ~ .. --- Datf.D Bowea bad a Muoa bJah ot 18 po!DU aad Jl S)drJdS• (1'), Halton (12> and Randy ,, JC B.4SKET8.4.U Kerin Mac took ~ c:wtomG')' roa. 11 Sad· d.Jeback'• 1ncttn1 ICOl'tT, b1tdDI u ol 14 trom the field to a.Id all tc0ret1wttb25 poq.u. Randy Wb.ieldon bit all .even ol h1a abota from the fl ld and Tom McClUlkey made nine of 14 In plcklnc up 18 pointl 11 Saddleback bunt to a 58·34 ballUme lead. The Rust.Jen aalt.ed It away wttb a U·pOlnl run Htt&mnJcn w "' al.lo In double ftsuret for the at the outaet of the aecond ball to make 1t 70-34 1\utlen. wlth 15:07 left 1NOLEWOOD -Cal St•te Northridt• rallled from a ..c deficit ln the lut three minutes and eapanded a 72·70 tud wtth 10 aecoodl .. n to capture a 74 ·70 Southern Callfornta At.bletic AaaoclaUon vtc tory over UC lrvlne'a women'• basketball team TUesday Diehl. LA Southwest., 6-7 Tim Oarrett tcored 31 poln.ta and hed 15 Nbounda Southwest dominated the boat&, llMO. but tbe R-.Uen killed a.be viait.ors from ~ tleld, coanectina oa 39 of 75 ($3 percent>. compared to a 40 percent rate (34-of-85) by South..-. Edison, Tars Vie Preps Open League Play s,. aocsa cAaLBON Of_.,_,,.. ... Sunset Lea1ue cbampionsh1p challengers Edison and Newport Harbor aquare off tonic.ht to b.l&hll&bl activity !qr Oranee Coast area bilh scbool basketball teams as leaeue ac· lion beeins-Tbe openers for the Sunset, Sea View, Emptre and South Coaft leagues get under way at 7. while • Mater Dei lnvad~ Servile at 7:30 in the second round of Angelus League play. In the Sunset it's Edison at Newport Harbor, Marina at Fountain Valley and Huntington Beach at West minster SEA VIEW LEAGUE PLAY tn· eludes Costa Mesa al defeodang champion Estancia, Corona del Mar al Irvine and El Toro at University Ocean View is al Cypress rn the Empire League, whale South Coast League play includes San Clemente at Dana Hills and Laguna Beach at M1ss1on VieJo EdlSOO Coach Barry Leigh says his Chargers wall m1x up defenses against the Sailors, but 6 6 sewor Bruce Caldwell poses a maJor pro blem. "I don't know how we're going to stop tum." sa~ Let~ "Caldwell has good post moves and if we deny tum the post, he can shoot from 1S feet out at the high poet. We'll start with man-to-man, but we'll most likely play zone before it's over " EDISON STAJlTS (8-5) 5-10 Keith Banks (7.7) and 6·2 Dudley Lee (12.3) at the guards, 6-5 center Mark Boyer (7.1), and forwards Paul Reaean (14.2) and ~ sopbomore Richard Chane <t.o>. Newport Harbor (9-S) counters with CaldweJI (17.S), 6·2 Cory Evnbart (10.7), 6 -4 Bm Yardley <9.2), l-1 Bryan Llnaky (1.2.2) and G--0 Mal Darltee (3.0). • •' Ediaon is dynamite OD the boanls and the)" play good man defense," says Newport Harbor Coach Jerry DeBusk. "They are laller and wider on lhe boarda and fundamentally lbey don't make a lol of mwtuea.·· •A&JNA (1%-3), THE FAVOUTE to win the league title, invades Foun- tain Valley with 8·5 1uard Keith Dawsoo a t.eouUve starter after mis· sing two games with an ankle Injury. Fountain Valley awaits wttb a de· ce1vl.ng 7.7 record. Jeff Christensen (6·3 junior) is Fountain Valley's main scoring threat with a 19.2 average. Westminster (7-6) will be trying to slow down tbe Huntington Beach 1 PREP B.4SKET&4LL To ors VODKA speed, which has paved tM way to two straight. 9().poinl plus victones prior to league play. HB's Oilers are 5--6. • 17~UTER 17~ The key game in Sea View circles is at Estancia where Orange Coun· ty's No. 2 ranked quintet boasts All· a.;.---. CIFer Steve Van Hom, a 6 S star 645 1034 with a 23.0 scoring average cosrA MESA. 7-4 OVER.AU.. ap- pears at a definite disadvantage m rebounding capabilities Corooa del Mar (~3) is a heavy favorite to win al Irvine (3·10) betund BOTTLE 6-S Rieb Kindorf ( 19.6 scoring UQUERS RE.TAIL average), while Unlvenity will find maretto DI Saronno, 120l . 5.52 out quickly if it iB a bona fide COD· Drambut... .... '"'l. 11 11 tender fOf' a playoff berth agaln.st G m-~ """' · · · · · · · Ron Holmes and El Toro. aauano, 2.J.OZ. .. . I 0 .06 Ocean Vie~ takes it. No. 1 Orange Kahlua. 23-0L... . . . 7.73 County ranking and a 13-1 record to dori Melon. 2.J.OL. 9.57 g%rf~ ~b~~eJJi~Y~ Southern Comfort. 1 15-LJT'ER ... 12.01 be trytng to improve on Z3.7 and 3'.3 Marla, 2.J.OZ. . ...•.. . 8.61 scoring avences. BLENDS San Clemente and Dana Hill.a Hiram W.'-IL Im~"'' 5 40 square oil lo a backyard squabble, CW\er .-.-. OUART .•. wblle Laguna Beach ls at leaeue Kessler 1 75-UTE.R . . . . . . . . . l 0.34 r avorite lliulaD VieJo, • team wb1cb Cl........ 7 Crown .._ • IT'C'D 11 62 came within one point of QllMWn1 ~r-.. s • 1·'-"-''""' •·• • Ocean vn Saturday nl&ht. BOORBONS CASI RlTAll 124.95 125.68 113.77 87.40 10833 67.96 9735 61 .00 58.50 65.71 Mat.er Del ( 12-2. 1.0 ln league>, ls al Senile, wblcb lost to the AndentAgc. QUART ·· •· ·· 5.88 6655 Monarchs in the Orange Tournament EartyTbnes, auAAT ... . .. .•. .5.88 66.60 championship semmnals, 41·31 H. WaD<crTen High, 1 75UTER 9.42 53.34 1.W. Harper. OUAAT 7.25 81.99 Jim Beam, 1 75-UTER 10.96 62.00 Girls' Basketball BRANDY AND COGNAC Easy Wim ]Christian Bros .. 1 1~urrR 1 2.05 68.21 l·n Opener~ E&J. IUTI.R . 5.8o 65.81 • ~ Courvoisier V.S., 150 '-'L '12.54 141.95 Martel V.S.P .• 7~L 11.96 135.25 Huntington Beach., Fountain Valley and Edison rambled to Sunset League victories and Estancia swept past Sea View League r\val Costa Mesa Tuesday night to b1ghhght Orange Coast area activity LO girls basketball. Huntington Beach upped its overall mark to 10-4 with its Sunset League opener agamst v1s1ting Westminster. 53-27, as Jenny Townsend < 16 points aod eight rebounds> and Cindy Clinkenbeard 02 points and 10 as- sists> led the way. LEE ANN MARGERUM scored 19 points and had 11 rebounds to pace Eagles Top 3-A Poll Estancia High's Eagles are the No. 1 rated team in the initial CJF 3·A basketball poll of the 1980 campaign. The Eagles, 12·3 for the year, top the 3-A poll. with Santa Monlca ( 12-0) and Sea View Lea&ue rival Corona del Mar (9-3) third. Ocean Vitw IUgh's Seabawks, Orange County's No. 1 ranked • quintet, a.re third in the •·A rankings • . behind In&lewood and Lona Beach Fountain Valley's 62·52 win over CANADIANS Marina, while Edison had ev~rything going rlgbt in a 69-33 victory over Black Velvet. OllART . 6.02 Newport Harbor. Canadian Club, 1 1~uTER . . 1 5.49 Tracy Hanloo C22) and Shannon Canadia Mist 5 96 Meyer (21) led Edison's scoring col· n •QUART 15·49 Seagrams V.O., 1 75"LITT.R GIN 14 35 9.53 5.45 5.53 16..38 RUMS 10.42 4 26 TEQUILA THAMI YOU FOi YOUR IUSMSS ••• TO SHOW OUI APPIECIATIOM WE Off& ••. SCORESBY · SCOTCH OM AU . 6813 8765 6744 87.65 81. l 6 53.90 61 .6 1 6261 9268 5897 4824 8150 76.89 173.87 71 .66 4929 8137 47.75 44.77 41.83 64.26 117.55 1.7'-UT'fR HONEY BAKED HAMS 30 e IL: o,,alltOOOO'TU.J~. ti, -O~l'Q. ga6 899 Maaee bad 21 of bis z.s PQiDta by balftlme aa the Rhode Ialand crew out of Warwick was no match tor the unbeaten Gauchos UCI was paced by Katherine Hamlltoo's 24 point. and nine rebounds and Diana Meier's 14 polntJI Saddleback returns to Miaaioo Coofenmce action Saturday night wltb a home encounter with Southwestern BOTTlI CA St RlTAIL 5.21 10.48 9.49 7.29 9.03 11.33 8 .12 5.09 9.75 10.96 5.55 5.55 8.89 6.84 10.34 11.37 5.49 t'l .83 11.28 5.68 J 4.61 5.62 14.61 13.53 8.99 5.14 5.22 15.45 9.83 4.02 6.80 12.82 14.49 11.37 9.40 13.70 10.57 5.98 8.22 6.79 3.98 7.47 6.98 5.36 9.80 Ll"'1TE D TO 5(J'Pl. Y ~ HAN u BOTTU Rf.TAIL ROBERT MONDAVl WINES CASE RETAIL BOTTl.E CAS£ RETA.IL Chenin Blanc. 7'50-ML .• 3.85 42 00 3.50 Cabernet Sauvlgnon, 7'.lOML 6.60 72 00 6.00 Napa Gamay. ~ "'L 3 13 34 00 2.84 Gamay Rose. ~ 3 1 3 34 oo 2.84 Fume B&an~ ~ 4.95 54 00 4.50 Johannisbetg Riesling, 7SOML 4 78 52 00 4.34 Pinot Noir. 750i'"\I._ 4 78 52 00 4.34 Petite Sarah. 75(MY.L 5 25 57 20 4.77 Pinot Noir Reserve, 150 ML 6.05 66 00 5.50 Fume Blanc Reserve. 7')(}ML 7 67 83 60 6.97 Cab. Sauvignon Rsrv .• 1»ML 24 20 264 00 22.00 Red Table Wine, 1»tfL . 1.74 19.00 1.58 White Table Wine. 750ML . 1.74 t 9.00 1.58 Rose Table Wine.~ t.74 19.00 1.58 • Muscoto D Oro. J7~ .3.34 72.60 3.03 ~f\~~ TABLE WINES WINES. ~ J.UT'ER J.tJreR RED B£RG(JNOV. RO':£. RHEM"UJR 849 249 BUENA VISTA WINES ChabUs. 750ML .... .... . 3.03 Cabernet Sauvignon, 150 "\L 4.04 Burgundy, ~ML 2.63 Gamay Beaujolais. 1~M1 3 03 Pinot Noir, 750ML 4.04 Zinfandel. 150-~ 3.44 Rose of Cab. Sauvignon, 1';0-ML 2.83 Green Hungarian, 150~ 3.13 Gewurtztramtner. 750M.l.. 4.24 Johnannisberg Riesling. 750ML 4.24 Sauvignon Blanc, 150 ""-4.24 NATURAL BUSCH BEER 33.00 44.00 28.60 3300 44.00 37.40 3080 3400 46.20 4620 46 20 "°P"(K 1,>()(JNC'f CA.,..., r1 ~ "' " l ~1IH !~ C~l-'1'\ 01-' BOnLL..., 1~ c::x1Net uonu: , 1s1 3s9 2.75 3.67 2.39 2.75 3.67 3.12 2.57 2.84 3.85 3.85 3.85 CASE OF 24 6 81 CASL Of-24 15 I J \ WARM WARM ~ VV'J~ BERINGER WINES CabemetSauvlgnon, 150~ 4.40 Chardonnay. 1~ . 5.66 Chenln Blanc. 7'°""'-2.93 Ga may Beaujolais, 1.»~ . .. 324 Ga may Rose. 1~ 2.93 Orey Rlesllng. ~ ......... .. . 2.93 Matvasla Blanca. 7~.. .• .. . 2.91 Plnot Nolr. 1'°1"\l.. ... . .... •. . 4.44 ZWande1. ~ ...... ······. 3.24 Burgundy. 7~ . .• •. . . .• .. .. .. .. .. . • 2.20 R09e.~ ......................... 220 Chablis. 1!JO.ML. ........................ 2.20 48.00 61 .60 32.00 35.20 32.00 32.00 31.60 48.40 35.20 24.00 24.00 24.00 4.00 5.14 2.66 2.94 2.66 2.66 2.64 4.04 2.94 2.00 2.00 2.00 • f - --(_ }I • Lake,..112, Jan 99 .... - .,)» J .lflllh ... 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Actually. the party is Just beginmng as lhe Ra~ prepare to meet Pittsburgh SundJ} ~ ........ ~·· LAMBERT ••• Jut eat.ch. • 1tua on tbe •Ide d the held or eomethlnc. Yeah. then'• tome real brave .,..,, .. ouLtbeN ... Lambert'• r•putetlon u a touth eooki• apparently dOmo't eat•nd lbrou1bbut lb• NP'L . however. bl • recmlly·publllMd book, "They Call Ith AHH•ln," Oakland Raiden taf•ty Jeck Tat\lm cbaracterb~ Lambert u "qulte •eak qawt t.be run· ntn11ame." TATVll SAYS he measures peraonal tacldln11 aucceaa in term• of "knockout&" and ''lhnp-<>ff1," and be fosters an lma1e rar more vlcio&a than Lambert'• "You won't hear anybody on our team talkln1 Jtke that,'' Lambert said "We're all out here to make a ltV101, but the ea me .. pflyaical enough without tryma to hurt someone " Cowens, RolliD8 Fmed for Fighting NEW YORK <AP J -Da~e Cowen.s of the Boeton Celtics has bt>en fined $2,500 and Wayne "Tree" Roll.ms of the Atlanta Hawll.s has been fined $1.500 for talun1 part in a fight durin& Fn· day n!ght'1 National Basketball Association game at Boston Garden, Comm1ss1oner Larry 0 Bnea announced today ··A thorough review of the videotape and interviews con- ducted by the NBA office re- vealed that Cowerui wu clearly the aggreaaor and threw the first punch," O'Bnen said m a state· ment LANDRY, MILLER: IT\\ ON'T BE ROUT .. Lanrlry hut th<• H11ms h&Vf' strenith in areas which h~lp lht-m ugal.nat a team like Pit tsburgh ~cause of tht'1r sau-. the Ranui 11re capable or hhUtting down anybody'" running il1mt- "VOU llAVf: TO BE very 'lelectt VP 11galn11t l...o'I Anat•lei. Th1:y havt-'wery !l\rong tatkl~ 1 Larry Brooks and \11kP Fan ning J anrl ll •~ lOU6(h !IJ muvt' the ball agauut I.hem !Jut. hke any team, ti you call the n1ht play11 you gam yardage M Iller contends the key for the R a m !> w al I bl' stop p 1 n g the Steele!"'.\ pussinii attack "Tlw Hams v. ill do a good JOh .11o1u1ru1 the run ... soys Miller. ··but did \ou know the StH.•lf>r. nre No 1 ·m the NFL In com1•n cna tturd rlown s1tuat1ons tn!ll hrst downs., Terry Bradshaw. At the mo ment. Bradshaw and tht" Steelers are 3 O 10 lhe Big Ont> "Bradlibaw Is prt>lly poised back then!. · aays Miller You have to be careful with him '<1u ha' e lo pressure h1 m llut Uw pn'&!ure mu.'>t ht-r\.'t'n If it not ht' ('ilD burn }OU · Hr<sd:.hav.: has J habit o f pla\ 1ng v.ell in the b1" ~;irrws · complJment.s Landry "T h" kt>v tu an u1J6et by tht" Ram~ 1., gf'I t1n1 a good pJt'.\s ru~h on Urisdsha..., and fro m thi.s 'tand point the first quarter m1JZht be very import.ant for Los Antzcle:s ··If Bradsha-. starts ~Inv.I~ somellmes he ha5 a tPnden• ' to ~et uown If he doesn't start rPal v.ell and al icornerblicks P ul and Rod> Thomas and Perr} ilff' h1•aled t'noui:h t •J pla} '"n !>l ronJ: J:amP-.. thr Rams are ,·apJblt; of deft•n,ing Pllubur~h ,1-. v.l'll a~ Jn' hod' Aut nobody is going to do a super Job of de feruu.ng lhe Steelers "BRADSHAW IS NOT afraid CC') throw into a C'ro wd Th.- C..,fh•lt:'M will tum thP ball ovt>r mon • than most con~crvat1ve lt-:1m'> bt-r ause thC'v ar<' not con 't·nat>H· And 1( Rc;.o1bhaw get' hot ('arlv. watch out · "ell. lht·rl.' \'•JU haH! 1t A mo rt• authonlatn 1• l1>0k at the two tum!> involved And yet. even whE>n all th~ analysis was !>&td and done. both coache~ &tuck to their pnor predictions ":\11. I v.11n'l prf'd1C't a ~in ner " s;nc.; Landn "All I II c;a\ I" th«> Supt•r Ro.,,.I w ill ~a clos• ~amt'·· "I won l g1•t '"'" a ratmi: than~ .1~ri·ed ~1 111..r ··Hoth '1dt>!-> art• tn for .:1 slrug~le and 1l ~hould be a 'ery \cry good de fen!>t\C g.:im(· "The Rams ar<' gomi: In h11\1' to come up with big dc·ft·n~1 \ t· plays to stop that .. A QUICK CHECK showed that the Steelera set an NFL rerurd by C'Onvertlng 72 7 percent Of their lh1rd down plays. while the Rams were 35.5 Before being too awed by the statistic. however. It must be noted that the Rams' defense only allowed 33 9 percent or third downs against them to be t'.'onverted Bowlers .in· Anahei1n ··The b11utest thing for the Rams ia that they're healthier and their oCfensive hne has stabilized." soys Miller Despite those asseu. Landry says Uae Ram offense will have problems "They <Roms > aren't goma to be able to run the ball •uc ceufuJly on P1tt.1burgh," 1dded Landry. "But then, no teem ever doet Th.la wlll be the arutest Brea of ditnculty for the Rams They wHl have to throw lhe ball ond this Is !'omethlna you don't expect with (Vince> t'erraa•mo. TllF. OTHER quarterback. naturally \!I Mark Roth IS tn the midst or. pt'rsonal bowling dynasty to which there as no end tn s1ttht, and he alms to continue> that • dynasty hope today at thl' M1llC'r Hil(h Life ClasS1C' .1t Anah<>1m'• Wondl'r Bo~l 10-k Run Set For Feb. 2 Over 1.000 runnt"rr. are "'llf'f"I t•d to rompclf' In o 10 k1loml'trr run around l"uhlon lslanct rC'b The 6 2·nttle> couno Ii. 11 'lf'nt'" of IOOC'l". tuma and chm~ which start!' at the Hell Towt'rn In fn1nt of RoblnM.>n'" at 8 10 a.m Re1lstratlon will be tnkt>n from 7 lo R a m at F'oi.hlon I sland'11 Stftt(t Court For rurtht'r 1nformu11on . ('8 11 &44·2a.l0. Roth hL'I led the Profesa1onal Rowling Aasoc1at1on in eom.ln61" ror t'ach of thl" paitt th-rtrf' 'lt'aM>n.•. and ror ro11t 1tral.rht Vt"nr• h<' hu" compll<'d thf' t11.ilw1t avc•r1t•r on th1• tour Holh n111d1• lh• Mlllc-r Hl•h 1.1r .. ('IH•I<" OOC' of hlll ll l'ar"N'I tnurnamt'nl vlrtorlfl" In Ul1:~ htJfor• t~ ttvf'nt nrtt<-h.-d ""'"' l'urranM' to A1ud1t"lm Hut noth wnn'I hf> thf> llo4P (11\orltt' In thf' r\l•nt lfc-•11'"' l\I' ai:111n111 l!i79 1·h•n'11 Cstm.-n ~J\hl0\1 nnct \t'IN :rn 1'':\ll "" thon)', l.oth O( ~ht1m tAI .. 11tn'fl'2 r11n1 ldrrat hln ) And thN<' l'I "'"" M :\r''"'" Holmnn to ronaldc-r NlcknamNi I h1• MNtrord Mr1ror for thl' 1pt•t"d with which he• 1lell Vl'l"I th1• b11 l1, Holman II Ahootlnt for his aecond alnlaht $100,000 aeaaon Bowll'f'I wlll tw "hont1n1 for o 11llef' of the Sl2~.000 prttc money 1n tht1 final round Saturday Surf Faces Aztecs For quldl mulllt. set your Uill& for the llOalr Int cl&Hlfled HI of the Dally Piiot. '42-5'71 SUPER BOWL TICKET~ 714 761 .. 22l1 When tho C1Ulornla ._ _______ _ Surf hoall the Loa An1elu A1tec1 In 1 North American Soccer Leaaue Indoor 11me tonl•ht (7 '30) at the Anaheim Conventlon Cenler, the wil:lner wtU capture lb• ata1on HriH. Each team h11 won ~ ••me, the Surf Poll· Int 1 8-1 &lclalon ln the o)Mner and lb• A1tec• WlDDiDI lb• 1econd matcb,1-3. Tbrw ol the Weatem Dhillon'• ltadlna 1coten will be to 1ctton. Mark Llndaay end i.un. Abraham.a of th• rf • llu 11 polnta and la Ued f OJ' f oufth place, Tb• A1tee1• oaarrn.td, a rmtr Sur pla1er, ranks •l th aoall aad ftve 11 pO\ntl. Th• Surf wtll be trytn1 to end tbNl-t•m• lot· \nl I THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL 1978 SEDAN DE VILLE Leather acatina area. 1pUt pow6r aeat, crulae control, Ult wheel & AM /FM Rt.erco radio w/tape. Cadltlac wtre whwl cov~rs (339TZW> •7995 uou .. ··---·--"" -. ·-----------_...... ---~ .,...._.._. ... ------------~------ -... --....... ___ _..._.._. __ .,...,__,___'94 ................ . .. 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CA (714164~ 31~3 Long Beach. 4501 Pac:lflc Coast Highway CA (213) 493-3301 Ava1/oble to Ca/Jtorruo ResJdents onJ} ( S~'D:'\E\' II .\RRIS) KEEPS YOU ON YOUR TOES in the DAILY PILOT A \\-orker an thl' lion~ Kong Gold and Stlv1·r Exl'hi.lngt.• stamps the exchange's ''chop" 011 ~.1.x ounN' gold bars guarantee- ing Uw11 purity for buyers With gold sell ing at 0111· point Tuesday for $683 an oun<.'l'. t•.ieh of tht> bars 1s worth a lmost $4.100 With today's spectacular j ump In pric·t" lhl') 're worth murh more • ~:::t~lu 1 i Richard D. Saunders has been elected presi· dent and ch1c·f executive officer of WTC Inc . Newport Beach, <ASE J, Harry M Baker. chairman, announC'ed Baker had previously served as the company's president and chief ex- eculav<.· officer Saunder-. first came to WTC m late 1979 as a consultant Jnd then as chief financial officer, a post wtuch he will retam for the present time, Bakrr said SaundPrs wa:-. formPrly president or the u s D1v1s1on of New f:ngland Fish Co. located in Seat· tic Prcvwuslv ht· had been with the J I Case Co. of Hat·1ne, w;s . whE'rC' he served successively as c·nrp11r~l1· rnnt rollt•r, v1<:1• president -finance and _...,.n 111r \ 1<·1· prc· .... 1d1 nt mt 1·rnat1onal d1v1s1on Uobf>rt R. Stockton, AIA. vice president of W1ll1.1rn L l'<'rl·ara Assoc iates, planners. .irrhalccts ancl 1·n~:u1c«rs has been named m anag mg director of the firm '1 Orange County office at Urbanus Square, Corona del Mar Stockton will continue LO ovenee andlvtdual projects as a projed manager on the Union OU Research Center. Brea. and the Naval Medical Clint<' building. Sun Diego Margarf'l J <11lbnt has bt'en appointed hran<'h man;11.:rr or Gahraltar Sa~angs new office in Laj:!un.1 llalh. &1<·1·ord1ng to Herbert J Young 1·ha1rm;m or tht• Board and chief t>xecutave officer or lh1· $4 tJalhon stal<'Wldt· A:-.soc1at1on The office I:. at 2'12fi.0 El Toro Road /\ veteran of 25 yt•ars an the Savlngs and Loan industry an thr Orange County area. Gilbert joined Gibraltar an 1976 Prior to her recent appointment. she was manager of Gibraltar's Newport Beach Branch Budweiser, Mlchelob, Olympia and Hamm's beer will be distributed throucbout soatbern Orange County ftom a new location ln the Irvine Industrial Complex-East CUC-East) on completion qL,.a dtstnbution center currently under construe· den by Straub Distributing Co .• accord.inc to Michael Cooper, controller Straub hu purchased a four.acre site in IIC· East for construction or a warehouse and distribu· tion cent.er in excess or 75,000 square feet. The site 1s serviced by the Santa Fe Railroad ''l'M NOT GOING TO MISS DELllERlllO A BABY ••• '' Coffee Prices Decline I t.iln relax outside ol home and oll1ce knowing that I'm not going to m1:.s dohvennQ d b.'lby when I m · t>elween locations ... Eugene R Sollman M O Cannn.1 Park OUlllNG THE OAIOUNE calJltCH WliAf MOii( CM I a.t. Y' Wiier! I IJ"I lllolO"'I 'I) rn ~ m '"" lf'Q .-id t.111 ti!' <t>lled IO JiWJflP onlO'!W ,., ~ l'll:'at ....... ~ Par!lt 01¥' "" lO ., hlgl.-.1 Of!V""' Arel W'lll "'t IJuVW'S\ ~ ~-.. °""'f I 0 bl IOll ~ •' .):IYI 5 nm.-c~ Aaalll r ,,._, lo'C 0ooi""' • Mlt """ ~ .. ntf fllUCI( .. ~•·•~ ....... ..,.,.,..on•i.. ~ II U¥ 'Al .... w¥llllO AolyA ~ AC.\11 ¥ CondllloNfl ~· Qwdln lifM ' llT -I • l'MlW'lll -'' 'ltl'( ....... dmlll WflfAIOlllt ~; Dlll'CI ...... " -•• 111111 ~ .. ....... ...... 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F~iJy Finances Failing· • Bus'ineas Confithnce Lowe1t Since '76 87 IOllN aJNNIPP NEW YORJIC ~P) -Forty. four percent of au f1mlll• 1'6· p<>rllo1 lo Uqheuily of MlebJpo economtau laat Nov- ember aald they were wone off financially than the)' were a year earlier. Tbeir pllcht wu well known htah prices,-.credit overex- t.emi<m, and paycbecka tbal dido 't keep pace with lntlation Measures of consumer coqf ideoce m that month were near all· time lows At nearly cu""'"" the same llme. The Conference Board. a nonprofit research or ganization, measured bu.smess confidence at ala lowest sance 1976. Only 20 percenl of 1,600 chief executives felt proftlb would improve ALL THIS gray gloom was spr ead upon the economic landscape even though, as we know now. the economy wu still expanding The recession had not yet come. in spite of all the assumpllonA that 1t bad And yet. 1f we stall have fatth in forecasu. the worst 1s to· come lndustnal economists say at. bank economists say at, acaderrucs say lt and the presi dent or the United States a.s ex pected to say it Congress um'l scheduled LO re· ceive President Carter's bud&et and economic report unul near the end of the month. but the broad contents are known dou ble digit inflation contlnuaog, and unemployment rising from under 6 percent to about 7 5 per· cent m the fmal quarter or 1980. I SINCE November the tntema- Uoul .atuatlon. already temlon· . filled, hat woruned. The economy, already weakened, baa been drafted in punuit of trade pressures 11atn1t the Sov· let Union. Controi. are bfllll talked up ·'The ,ecooomic baUeame 111 betn1 played Wider a •moidn& voleano," said Arthur Okun. former economic advlaer to President Lyndon Jobn..loo. The ttODODllc game plan, in olbeT "ord1, could be shaken v1oleutly With all lhls as back1round. therefore, bow can 1Ddivlduall. buaioesses and elected offlcials •lay any actlVlst plan.J" And the answer is They cannot and m many instances they are not SURVEYS and staustics show Individuals alre.ady are wtthdrawmg to tbe security or their shells. House-buying and car -buyang plans are down Spendmg plans an general are off And expectations., At the bottom Bustnes&eS bave been reluc- tant to increase their capita.I spending plans, and even less In· dined to Increase lbe1r spending allocataons There 1s a d1f ference. allocallons are a step closer LO the action · And the elected ofhc1als To take Just one President Carter see ms to b,ave become resi.cned to the in.ability of bu admlnistra· t100 LO du-ect economic afta.ars over the short term He may cam Pallb lhrouCh receua.Clll THE OPTION -at least the possibility -of a quick nx atlll exists, but most econom11u. rearing the consequences. d.att not even su~est al. One Wll.)' ot , at the olc ture of economic ii to Ylev it .. tbe realitJ lone postponed. Some of the aaUoo'a bea mlndl b-1 It acbeduled to oeew more UlaA .,.!J:" •IO but. tbe3 say, the • and credit tac tlca of lndlvldual1 and but nes1e1 and peniment.a d~ tbeomet.. Now the n1allty ia out tbwE and the abWty to pcJ9tpoae ac ceptance c:A it baa been all med up. a.-•es Michael Collins, a former astronaut who piloted the command ship on the first moon landi.og, has raigned as under secretary of the Smithsonian Institution. He has taken a job with Vought Corp I I & .0 "' ~ . ~ J~,, *1 )l 10 '• J•MIW ~ I 1 Re11V IO 4 ... f'141••g, •• , ... A•st l IOI • ·~ ~ 1«1 6 ... .. ·~ »t s • , • ' '. ·~ '• I• • ... . . '• . . • ... '• .. . .. I''• ... .. .., ·•'• o~ ,.... ,, .... H ..... ,., .. J6\.l. n"' .; . 11"-... • ,,.... . . fl.., •.. ,,._ .... , '• .. .. '• ... ... "' ... ,,,., • • .. .. .. . ~ 1 \ .. • t • 11 • \\ ..... 4 • " . . . . .. . .. , , ~.. .. ,. .,,, .. f\ .. .. ,, ... ,, . " .1 U ••I 'l • ... . . " .. llJ l<I ' ,, t II &~• • • I~ :. ,. '• 41 )1 )0-·. ~ Ill l"• J~' ~I II " lOI. "· u • ..... 14 • . u ... ,, . '°''' II ...... ~· , ...... UAL ,,,_ .. • .. . ... ... ' .. .. .. • . tllf .. .. • . ... .. . .. .. ~ ! • , .. .. 4.') .. .. )\"• ,., .... 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Speedy wu bom in 11152 and ru for 12 yean u Atka· Seltser's 1polleeman before belnl db.placed by tbe new wave ol humomua 1Uce-0C-l11e commerelala created tor tbe husover remedy Sln.fe then be bu made only cameo ap- pearances. Ke wu lallt aeen 1n these parts In um. Money Tree Speedy may not re allze lt but since he lut 1poke up for Alka SelUer. the whole com pany has been sold Miles Laboratones 111 oow the property ot West Gennany't "" Bayer company. the world's fourth largest chemical pro- ducer MEANWBILE. ANOTHER VETE&A.N of the com" merclal wars i8 belnl retired from aervice. Cora. the kind· ty middle aged woman who be1aa reeommendmg Maxwel• House roffff on TV ln 1972. haa been dismisaed by General Food• (GFl \ Cora always came to !he aid or bou&ewwes who wert bt"rat~ by their buaban<U for making rout coffee She •P. parenlly dJd nothing to st.op the lonc·term decline in coffee,. conaumption-indffd some obier'vel"5 Uunk she contnbut· ed to It -and GP' has now replaced her with a younier set of characters 1n an all-too-obvious play for the .oft dnnk ;- users AIBo properly roncemed about the erosion of coffee dnnkln& 1n th1!> counlr) 1s the National Coffee Assoc1allon and thfs trade group plans to spend $12 million this year to boo1t coffee dnn.kma Look for their theme line. wh1ch will be ·C.offt-e beans and human bel.ngs wer"meanl Lo be the best of friends " ' WHAT cmiER NLW ~logan~ and naml'~ c~n you ex-' peel this year from the world of advert1Mng" Man) Thi!> 1s , a world that'i. al1A.ay111n nux You rt'member 1n 1977 ho~ the RankAmn1card name , IA.a!> i,wttched to \'1!'>&" Wl'll. np-. its nval 1s ('hangin& names M&Slt-r Char1e will sooo become MasterCard The new name is u 1d to be eu1er to promote oveneas ' Burier f(ina. wtuch 14 second to McDonald's tn the hamburger bwuneu. 11 unle.ubin& a new national effort. "Make 1t special Make tt Bw1er King ' The ('ampa1gn promote& Bur&eF Kin& as the place to C'elebrate apeciaJ occaa•ona-a first baucut. a hllh school dance. for u;amplH. ll rei>l•cea an ii.month dnve whOfie ungrammal.lcal theme hoe v.as "Who's aot t.he beat dam burier " That had to be ~aced because Burier KU\g is empbasizine Its nonburaer fare· ctucken, fish. barn & c cheese and atuk •andwicbea. Mea.owbUe, McDonald'& \S al10 hitting bard oo t.be atulr aanchncb routine . Market Struggles But Dow Drops 3 NEW YORK !AP> -The stock market stru11led a.n· extremel} heavy trading today. with computer and natural-resouree tNuea scorlq some of the best 1a10s • The Dow Jann averare ot 30 lOdwrtrials wu off 3 •t· ~~~~~ F Do~loH.,.• l rf'rag_.t- "'"" voi.tt1AP• ,,,.., e>o--J-• ••o : \T<KU • )tJ ,..., er,;°" ;.;r.. ~ri i.~ f. t ~ lrn llM>..Z i.),. n•JO 161 ••• '•\. 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H• pat ltla a clra.m.elJc : ''II 1QU lo!* Ill \M postwar ... *M ......... domlDMed bJ' tbe lb'Ullll for a •at ol . w .. e..~ ... our·cr-wu • the cr'MllOD ol atillll.1 lit w-.. ~. 'nlt 'IOI ud lbe early "'IOI..,. dominated by al· term alb~ cokmlal rnol md ol World War II ln Alli •. ''TodQ, U.. area of ttWll a. a CJ'OUP ot mtee on the 9bona ol U. toca..n Ocean -lit.tr.Uy an · arc of lDstaNUtr, wbkb ca._ drawn oa a rnap from Cbitta1001 io Baa1Jadub throu1h lalamablad. aU tbe way to Aden. •"'J1IEIS INTDNAL P&AGILITY. SOCIAL and political, could interact witb the projection ·of Soviet power, and tbat toptber could create a problem a acute• the one \hat we fac~ even in the ':SO. or 'IOll, especially becauae ol oil " The turbulence that bu struck the re1ioo slnce the lalamic uprising beaan ln Iran in February tm bu exacerbated reeiooal and ln· ternational rin.lnes: Iraq n . Syria, Ind.ta vs. Pakistan, the United States vs. the Soviet Union Ultimately al stake ia the oil wealth of the Ara- bian peninsula and IraJl, u well as the West's oil tanker routes. Here is a nation by-nation overview or the crisis areas along the "ilrc of instability". lrwa UnHI the fall of Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, Iran was regarded as the West's "policeman" in the Persian Gulf. providine a block between the Soviet Uruon and the oil fields to the south. Iran also was the world's second·largest ex· porter or 011. producmg up to six million barrels a day. JT8 PAMPERED 4tt, .... MAN MIMED forces were eqwpped with the West's m06l sophigtJcated weaponry. but when the shah wu challenged last February, the army colla~. Soldiers defected or deserted: hundreds of officers were shun or went before Islamic finng 1qua&. Amid the political upheavel, Iranian oil ex· ports have been practically halved Unemploy· ment is rampant The wulty that brought victory to the revolu· twn led by Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini qu1cldy disintegrated as the aged religious leader gnmly began lo impose autocratic, Islamic rule. Oomesuc violence continues to shake the pre· dominantly Shiite Moslem nation. Kurdish, Baluchi. Arab and other minonties att clamoring and sometimes fi&hline -for greater autonomy. faAN'S &ELATIONS wrrH ITS NEIGIDO&S are strained. Tehran baa clamped down on Marx· 1sts. lending at least moral support to Afghan in· !lurgent.5 fighting the Soviet.backed rulers in Af gh a rust.an Arabs in Iran's neighbonng slates were angered by it~ suppression of the autonomy· ~eelune Arab minontv in the oil-rich Khuzestan province and feared the spread of lslam1c revolu· t1on to the western shores of the gulf, where Sunni· Moslems rule a sometimes restive Sh.lite minority. Furthermore, there are suspicions that Iran may attempt to reclaim the archaepelago of Bahrain, sale of the only U.S. naval aupport facility sn the gulf. BordeT claabes sporadically flare between Iran and Iraq, which Tehran bas accused of aup- portio1 Kurdlab and Etbetbnic Ar•b rebels. But Iran'• most aerloua confrontation is with the Unit· ed St.at.es, which Khomeini br~ u "Satan" for it.a backing of the shah. THE SllAB'S AD•l'M'ANCE TO THE United States f« medical treatment prompted the Nov. 4 takeover of the U.S. Embuay ln Tehran by mW· iant student.I •mandinl Pahlavi'• extradition. : Allboulh Pahlavi baa left the United Stat.es, mill· :; ~ tanta omtinoe to bold some :50 American bo1Jta1ea at the embassy. The United State. bu ~acted with a series of poliUcal and eeaoomJc aanctiom. but neither the sanctlom nor the new threat posed by the Soviet • intervention in oei&bborin• Af1banlatan baa bud1ed the mWt.antl. Tbe Carter admlnlatralion belleve they are Marxists who may be beyond the control of Khomeini. Khomeini still commanda the popularity to maintain a t.eououa bold oo Iran. However, there i. concern amona nei&bboriDI Ma.lem at.ates that ii Khomeini atwnbtes. le.Nat wtll make their move. Su11•fAr•.,.. Tbe wkte belief .iD Ea.st and West. that lalamlc rewlutico ••ca•t bappen here .. waa abaken when 1200 armed fanaUcs Jt.onned the Grand Moeque in Mecca, llWn'• bollelt •hrl•. tn November. BJ tbe time the remnants o1 the invaders• were oveniome two W.U later, UM ofticlal death toll bad riMD to 244, mcludlna 1%1 mtmbers of the' Saudi aecurlt7 fon:es. at Stake· ,_ttate oooperallon. Aa a de(errent to sov•et •• · , the udlJ pref fl' to ... U. mllltary ml&bl JUll "over tM boriaon." AJtbou&b pro-W' .. lern Omao Un Just next r, a \Vettem diplomat 1aJd be tbouaht the Saudta would re1ard It aa an ideal location for an Amencanbaae. .... The Arab ~'allitl oil slate packs the bl&eest cnlUt.ary punch QI\ the Persian GuU. lta 212,000- man armed forcea are lar1ely Soviet auppUed. boutinc 1.800 Russian-built lanb and tome 3SO atrcraft Ideally, Iraq could form the nucteua of an ln· lersull aecurlty force, but als revolutionary credenUab and past hnu to the Soviet Union mak~ It suspect lo neighbonne Arab rulers. RECENTLY, lllAQ HAS COOLED TOWAllD the RUMlans, with whom they concluded a 15-year treaty of frtendlihlp and cooperation In 1972. After purchasing more than Sl billion worth or Soviet arms, Iraq is diversifying 1t.s purchases and is shoppina lo the west. President Saddam Hussein denounced the Sov· 1et intervention df Afghanistan as an act that "should not be Justified and for which no pretext should be found." At the same time, however. he accused the United States of exploiting the crisis to JUstify lts own possible oppos1llon to the Camp David peace treaty between Israel and E1ypt. Huasein assumed tuU power last July and tightened his grtp on the natJon of 12.S million by executing 21 leading Iraqi politicians. He pointed the finger at Syria as bemg behind an abortive coup by renegade members or the ruling Baath Arab SocJaliat Party. SYR.IA 18 RULED BY A RIVAL Baathist fac· tion. Until the latest Iraqi Ourges. the two ne1gbboring Arab countnes had been worklni toward uruty f<>llowmg years ot violent feuding. Amid border clashes with Iran, Iraq as de· mandin« that the Iranians evacuate three iull islets -the greater and lesser Tunb6 and Abu Moussa -. sebed by the sbab m 1971 ~~~ The two Yemens North Yemen and South Yemen have been a frequent flashpoint, but they did not become the focus of superpower rivalry until their two.week border war last t'ebruary Arter troops from Marxist South Yemen crossed the bord('r at three points, the United States rushed 1n $383 malllon 1n military aid along wath $200 mill.Jon in backlogged orders to the north. TllAT SEEllED TO Ptrr NOaTH YEMEN firmly m the Western camp, but last fall the Sov· ieU IOUP.t to oeutrallie the north with a lar1e· aule weapona deal of lla own. Senior oftldala In North Yemen say they hope to balance competlna snterests to avoid future wars so that It.a backwara economy can be developed Tnbaliam and political factionalism have kept North Yemen's central government so weak that 1t barely controls the maJor city, San'a. The strategic slgmficance of Yemen is its open desert borders with Saudi Arabia. and the one million Yemeni workers ln the oil·ncb kinadom We.tern diplomats say that a Marx1at guerrille campa11n into southern Saudl Arabia could threat.en tJ>e oil fields. NO&Tll-80UTR UNITY TA.1.&.8 HAVE con· tl.nued for nearly a year w1tbout any practical re· sult.a. thou&h there have been periodic report.a ol a breakthrough. SiMDifjcanUy. South Yeman became the finll .. ,_....,.. TANK, OIL DERRICK SYMBOUZE TIN810N8 Inclan Ocean CentnllllH OkJbel Struggle• Iran Oil Exports Tri~med in Half t lltrlta (} U. S. S. R. A cla11 tracJn1 the multi-cultural, multi· national dtvelopm~t ol California will be of· fered by Oran1e Cout C~llese tn <Mtt Men thi. apri.DJ SAUDI ARAtlA CHINA '; ~ Olt1• Gtttle "The Cahfornaa Ex· perleoce" wUI examme auch topics u "The lo· d1ans." "Spamah Mia· s1ons." "The Gold Rush ." .. Me«acan Raocholl." <&nd 'Water ProJecta" The course 11 recom· mended for those enter rng elementary educa· t1on becaui.e 1t deal5 with curriculum matenals laught al that level Regutratlon runs through-Feb 8 an the OCC Adrrussaons Build ing For 1nformat1on, call 556-5772 Collectors' Paintings~ PERSIAN GULF, NORTHERN INOlAN OCEAN SEAS OF INSTABILITY U.S. S..ka Mllltary FecUltles To Bolster Naval, Air Arma On Display Arab State to support the Soviet intervention In• Af ghaniat.an. llNHo••dPalcUi•• India and Pakistan. both recently wracked by domestic poUtical turmoil, appear as much con ceroed about their own 33-~ar-old rivalry a.s they are about the lmpUcatiooa of Ruaaians oo their doorstep. Ao lndiab political expert ln New Delht bas said the Soviet move bu added a new d.lmenak>n to the region, where 300 m1llloo Moalems live ui In dia, Pakistan, Ban1ladeab and Af&ha.nlatan. NEVER111ELE88, B0111111E CilETd£R government of Cbarao Sinp and Pl"ime Mlo.ist.er Iod.lra Gandhi have been slow to JucScmeot of their pohtJcal ally, the Soviet Union. Mrs. GandhJ, wbo denies pro.Soviet Jearunas. says a U.S. "global strategy" tbat tncludes firmer albances with China and Parkiatan "does poge a danger' to India. Puu)ed b_y India's reaction. US Deputy Secretary of State Warren Cbnstopber has said the lndJan government "ought to ~tt tht' act.Jon or the Soviet Uruon as a threat to JndJa as well a~ other countnes m the region · PAKISTAN L'i REACTING CAUTIOUSLY to President Carter's dec1s1on t.o speed malJtar) aid Pakistani President Zia ul-Haq bas made 1t clear he does oot want American troope 10 bis realm and haa said that eeography -meanln1 the proximity of the Soviets -dictates a«ommod.aUoo wtlb bis new "superpoW« nel&bbor:• Pakistan bu had bitter experiences wtt.h U.S aid, which was slopped in the war with Ind.la over Kashmir in 1985 and curtailed In 1971 dunne the Jndo·Paki.Btan war over Bangladesh Mott ret"ent ly aid was stopped becaW>e ol Paklstan·s re~al to allow international 1nspect1on o/ 1l1' nuclear racalities. The depth to wh1ch U S ·Pak1stan1 relations had sunk prior lo the Soviet lncursion 1nlo Afghaniatan was dramaU~ed by t.be sacking of lh<- U.S. Embusy and cultural cent.en ln Palustan by aogry mobll reacting to rumors that the armed at tack on the Grand Mosque in Mffca was ansuealed by the United SU~ and Jar.el. New American arms aales to Paltlstan can be expected to put oew strains oa U S relat1ocu with Ind.ta. and there are fean the move uupt alao set off a new Ea.at.· West arma race m the area Southern Russia llireat WASHINGTON tAP> US . militar y strate11st.s believe any Soviet thrust mt.o lran would be made rrom southern Ruuaa wher~ a bout 13 D'lOtorued d1va1ioaa are deployed The m1J1tary pro· fess1ooals say ~ would be the most logical route to Tehran and the ma)or oil fields nt'ar the Persian Gulf BlJT 111EV '>a)' tht•re 1s no eV1d('nC(' M o\rf>"' 1s plannin~ any c.ut h movr Tht-So\&el\ h<n•· ma1nta1nt'd -.tron~ military forces abo"e the Jraruan border for many yean Tbe U.S strategists. as lung not to be named. 1&l.d -rue.day they aee no mWtary aeme in any Soviet driv~ westward anto Iran rrom Afgharustan. wher~ two Russian d1v1c.1ons art' dt'ployt"d wtthJn about 75 malt"c. of Iran s t·a!'>lt'rn border ''THERE~ NOTHING rn ~a.stern Iran worth having," said one m1latar) officer .. And th~ lt'rra1n make s lalt'ral movemt'nt across Iran from Af1han1stan virtually 1mpouible." r atntangs. sculptures and works on pap('r. representtng a view ol 20th Century art coller tors. are on exh1b1t at thr Laguna Beach Museum of Art through f"eb l8 "'Thf.' Collector·s Eye '' offenng aruughts to the vanety or tastes of vanoua collectors, 10.- cludea work rrom artlat.a such as Maurice de Vlam1nck . Pierre Auguste Renoir. Andrew Wyeth. George Bellows and Jobo S1n1er Sar1eant. Examples of wort from "the cubist period will also ~ on display, as well 8!, the art of Pablo PlcasMJ, Armaldo Pomodorn G<'nrgt>s Rouaull ;rnd lt.·nry MoorP Tht· mus1•um ,.., ript·n Crom 11 :10 d rn to 4 :io p m d a 1 I y 1• x r e p l Tuesday~ and admumon IS free The m~m ol Art 1s located at 307 CllH Drive. CoDCe88ion Deadline Set La~una JWarh " <oum mer ft'<;t1val Sl'aS-On I!> sull six months off bur th~ <'lty '' <;f"ttang an April 23 deadline for ap placa\1on11 from lho~e who want to operate roncess1ons near the festival grounds For tnlormatJon. call Jack Connors at City Hall at 4'7·3311. ext 221 Woman Sues IUD Firm $5 Million Sought From Manufacturer Tbe A H. Robins pbanna· ceutlcal flrm was named aa the defendant in an · other lawauit riled by a woman who claJma she aulfefed pelvic inflammation afur 'USing a Robins-produced intrauterine device. To dale, 38 lawsu.lts have been filed a1alnat the nrm in Orange County Superior Court over the Dalkoo Shield IUD Tbe product no loacer la oo the market, ac- cord l n c \o a company Memorial Service Set For Str.uknt 1poke:smao. Suun A. 01.eoft claJms in the lawsuit flJed Monday lbat abe be1an uatni the Dalton Sb.leld to 1971 . She alleres that she de· veloped acute pelvic tnflam matorydiaeueln F~bruary She la demandini $S mUlion 10 monetary damages. John Van Dyke, a Newport Beach attorney represeoUnc the plaintiffs lo the lawaul~. has eaUmat.ed that about one million Dalton SbJ~lds sUU are in use. Robina. of Richmond, V1 • facet mott than 800 lawsuits na· Uonwide over the Dalkon Shield. according lo Van Dyke. In August. a Denver woman woo a S6 2 million 1udgment a1alnst the nnn after teat1Jyin1 abe sul rered a mlscarnage and was forced to undergo an emer1ency hy1t~rectomy 10 months after she had been fitted with • Dalkon Shield Approval Sought For Triangle Anne:x A1eney Format.aon Comm.Jalion and the county Board of Supervilon Parent Class Set in Irvine ... , NJf me-MD- ·-(I) l10T.-C_.. t LOllil9 LUDY ~--'-llClf-•• kl U A:, M 1.111ir-. ........... ...._ .llOOD,.. .......... , .... ....,..111.·t-..... ..,.,..... ..,... __, ......... .., °"' .. ~--• aGCCAWYT ou..:~ ........ -of~'amo.t~ and acclaimed play. WW-• OWRIUY M0~~:-7:.~· 1119CNIW9 HAPIP'Y °""" AQAIH ,.lchl• la Nlecled to beOOme a conteetan1 on a ~ 0-lhow With I ChanOe 10win13,200 • MO..WS LYNN ~'flE GAIM Guetl lo• Angel•• l ... .,.' ent1ouncef ClllCto: tiMrn • M•A•t•H An outt>r9411k ol lnlec;tlOUs hef>atllttl thfe1ten1 the 9ntlre medlGlll 91an ol the 40nt11 ., 8TNETI cw ...... FMH08CO A S11'Q'9 Saturday Nogl\t Soec;.al" lrtO>CAllV aHf'Cta the It-OI -· unf~I· fld people In a 2. -hO\lf Siie's a Dad Trying to make up for the loss of his father. Suzanne Pl~hette takes ber son (Dan Shor) lo the motocross races in the new TV movie "If Things Were Dif· ferent" tonigbt al 9 on c~. Channel 2. PERF~ -~ fMY ··Mollere Mol..,.. "'"1• o~t· Shelley Berman the •c.i:•n Madeleine Qi) MAOEJl. / LEHAIJlt 8e1ar1 and abandon• hta AEPOffT law Cftf~r with llWI &<tlort (() JOl(IER'8 WILD family ano Olhefl th• lllu ... ~ MSW OAlmN tr~ Thellte Compeny II G.-tt Bill Coaby. Jack lorrnfl<I tP•r1 2 of ~I Jonft. Oanon Machine ll l PM t.tt\GAZJHE Governor Rober1 ltat t:OO IJ (fJ YOUHG 7:20 0 MaA ~ MAVfNa( Go4den Stale WllfTIOn .,. 8en and Nell -to loe AngeiH Lak..n OOllWll'l<lle • c.rOOl>.<td m61. 7:ll0 IJ THE PfUCE 18 RIGHT roege b<Olt"1 D OUINNU8 O.wE 0 MAl. PEOPU 8 ..wl.YWtDOAME featureo .,, • 000 th•I 0 HOU.YWOOO Wlllef ....... lU "•' 1QUAM8 <lane .. '""o tNchet Sun· CD AU..,. nf£ FAMllY oay 5<:hOOI • lllUQN"'J Giona ~·Mike · \:on1"1 and a wll<ua 1r11n· fD MACNEJL / l.EHAEA • 1111<1 h11 JAIPll• RE.POAT • " PRISONER: ca.L '1i) QlllEA T Bt..()Q( H 1(-I trlal .. (IOW>Q badly Clla1111ft Ll•tl•fl• -11« rnot-~· M•lallm""'1•Wl1,_. 0 ~ EIOHTIS ~ 1J KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles D KNBC tNBC) Los Angeles 8 Kn.A (Ind ) Los Angeles O KABC-lV (ABC) Los Angeles ., Cl) KFMB (CBS) San Diego II KHJ-TV (Ind) Los Anqeles I KCST (ABC) San Diego KTTV (Ind ) Los Angeles l<COP· TV (Ind I Los Ange'es KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angeles G KOCE·TV (PBS) Huntington Beach Yietna1n War Gets a Rerun WASHINGTON CAP1 -The Vietnam era, still "alive in controversy," will be explored in a de· tailed, 13-bour public television series financed in part by the. U.S. government. 'Fbe project ia intended lO help the nation come to gripe with one of the most dlvi~lve ventures in it.I b.iatory. "The war ia still alive," said veteran foreign conespondent Stanley Karnow, who will be cb.ief interviewer for the project. "It's alive in con· troversy." Whtlfl Tommy Mall w.lh en aleoholtc lri.nd. t ne gtttt 111emp1 to hlrfl a maid and NleholU ,,_ to t>l'Mlt eev«•I work! record• lD CAAOl. IUAHETT ANDFRIENDI OvMl St-i.-enc;e .., wow * * .,, "fWnpaoe'" c 1963) Robert Mitchum. E1aa Martlnelll Altar they return rongno .... ,,...... .. °"""*" ...,.. I Mfwt. a ... ,.,...~ ..... --~--lt--10 .................. ...... , ... , • •TOll9ff ... o...,_.... eMODOOOUP\I r,....,...OIGlt' ... .._. ..... ~--... Yol"lf Mr"''*"' ..... • .mAT , .. O!IWNOIP ··Mot1Mi·· ...... INlf• Ille_., ... M~ ....,. 9llCI lltlMdone ...... ....... """~ .... ~encl ....... Ille .... If.OU. ~ Compeny ta ~ C"lff: Ol l) ewcw.o • Speelal lnvettlgauve A.c>on'. Thi .. ,,. .... US QOMW•I rney ~ ,_.., Ill 1M .... Ind ""C>- ,,,.nt Of a ICICJNttlUliad wm• 9Y9'-" to Soultl AM- UI it moealioeted .... Cl)..,..,. "If Tlllnga W-Ootfer9nl • tPrem•erel Suzanne ~t• Don Murr-,. " woman struogl99 to l'tOld h41neff and h« family toge•• an. h« l'lutbend IUften I complete nervous brNllOOW'n D DIF'F'MNT 8TftOtC!8 Bellelllng thlll Mr Onim mond • lanely. Atnold Md Wllltt cell a dat'"O ~ and "JI lllrn UC> wtlh a blacl< -G r-..MXTIM "Uf"l'W4IOotne o~r· N ... cy and Fred mutt deal With Naomfa boyfrten<I who wanta 10 l~d the ntQhl wtlh h@< on !heir oom" U ®l CHARUFS AHGa8 l\rll beCome& a b1k1n1-cted bOUnly tiunter to bt1no • ball turno« 10 trlal CD MEll'V OAlfflH Guellta 8•11 Cosbv J i>O Joon 01nc;in Mech•"" Oov11,,,or Rob"" lt•t Duncan S•tera, Wayne Atelt• Pete Bw~lll . .Jo. Wt"•ema •.300 HEUO. lARRY Alt"< Otar>e """99 home H'll0•1Coll9d l•"Y attf'mptt lo MW>W ,_ lhe Mlf'<'lt ol •1<.ollOI 11'1jl ''""ds up Qf'I lon<J sm..shed hot11~ 0 TALE80FTH£ UHEXHCIEO Galtoplng Fo•ley m WOALD Special toveetooattve R9P0(1 ' The rot. that the U S go,,..nmtont mey htve h&d 1n ltM! Hie an<! .i>1p- mtonl ol o M>pl\•atlcated erma syllem to SOUlll Air•· C9 IS lrNfttlglle<I tli> CAMEM TMllD "'The Femlty ~ From Brlltah Worklng·Clen Uta•' The Miec:tion of a family lor the BBC -* • TUBE TOPPERS KHJ e 7:20 -La.ken Basketball. Tbo Laken vilit the Golden ~t.e War- rion for a W tern Di vi.too matchup. KCOP • 8. 00 -"Rampa1e." A bil aame bunter plana tho death of a rival ln thta movi.e with Robert Mitchum and Elaa Martinelli. CBS 8 9:00 -"If 1bµlp Were Dif· rerent." Suzanne Plesbette stan aa a woman forced to take control of her family after her husband's breakdown in this TV movie with Don Murray. <See photo at left>. '"TN ,_.,' and t,,_ ~ lot pet1JC:lpelong -°*"• d tPwt I) 1000 0 ~CWSAT\MDAY ..:JHTl.JW Hc»t Ertc Idle IR I II:!. Doan t ~ W'tl\ a Voel• narn buddy It metred ""'*' tile man • ..n1e .. kllled by • mad bOfnbf!r m ~VTM2 PPCENTAOU QD) KUP'S SHOW 10:a0Q)g) ..ws • ALOHA. 8"UV!N8 The :Miii annual reunion of ""° dltlanl peoolel • , ... ~11 01 1he Fr"""h town. 8ruy«1t •no ""' H1w1111n eolct1 .. rs wno 11~atad IM 1ow11 from Ille Nut• In 1944 II OOCIJ· me<'llfld 1l:OO IJ8 U CJ r\~ NEWS 8 MMC.I ME LAIJOrl 0 DA 11£ AU.EN AT lAAQE Dave It W•lt1~m TIOll O< ac.ul• l nulhu•tt l autrec, ~ ,...io.. ''"'' " "'-' CD UR! AHO TIMES°' ~~8 Chn~sy 11 tf"l..-Ofwfl'd m H • u()pwf.f'\\1 t&C ... ~ w'6ff•rf'I 11'1(J()enl T Ot>y OOJGuHI•' Eddie • ....... Pfobl9m .,,,, ~~and Eddie ._ a,,_,... aoe• ti) •UlltMlO I • ......, acoaoc "' 8lklfnO • hOej)ltlllty -YOlt ~· prepered 10 rf/fWI II I TAI CM OH"UN' 11:i0 <J) liAA"Y ~ MNf'l IWfno&NI T,,. Femwood F\Mhef 11 .,poeec:1 M.-y oonlrorttt T OtTI about tnw botH'Q 1ov• 11re and meeta o.nr..1. a .-man D TOMOHT Ho•t Johnny C •'•Ol'I au.. .. etrldo Oulty I MT1NG~ 0 LOWeoAT Julio • Otlftmma Norm#\ Fell Betty G1rrett AoQ!y" Mellasa Omi.t Jimmy B•IO Who a Who Jamee Coco Dody Oooo men !Al " a.tOvtl • • • Whtie The Ctty s1 .. 0 1 1 tQS6> o ..... _.nd•••• 101 l up1no PmoCAO rave l•ouble doeco-- ••"O c;.-to ""' mutdf'< of. yourtq Qllt1 1:> ..... I CD HOQAN'I Ha.oES Hc>Qan ,. re(JllC90 H "'" f'ON ottoe.er •n 1.hlrQI Cl) l(IHQ~ KEH81NGTOH JOHN DARLING CAN '«)I) U.LIEVE 117 !HAI IDIOT -rv CRrnc. 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TOtiotOMOW OuHI authOf JoMPh Hellet -~ ••• C-Ttm~ t 111,81 Si>e"'er Tra.ey, ~T.,,,_ fD MACNB.I~ ~ 1:30 11 M(M( • * ()ent1a1 On fhe Jof; , , 96,. 8otl ....,,.,_,.. fDTO-~D • Tl11anda1f'• Dafl&I~ Mee~ t2:00. . * ., 8-::11 Ball 11~) Edd Bvm-. Ow• N(Mll tt:IO CD • • • ··nie Man Who Played God" ( 1932} George ArHM. Bette 09Yla A prltly young mullc •lu· oen1 lend• ioyeny -4 .,'C>"••ion to 1 mutOCJan C1MP 1n depr-o..,., lw• ""C*•d•og ~ ( 1 hr !>O mtn I UO U NCH MAH. POOR MAH' 80<* I Ruov Jo•dache (Pete• Streuu) ha"'~ tv charged ,_ wott\ Juh" Preacott (Suaen Blaa .ty) encs T °"' Jor • <11c.1>e 1-'•ck No1111 ~·'111'* by Armstrong & Batuik . CBS Shows Its Sunday P11neh NEW YORK <AP> -The six abow1 io CBS-TV's Sunday night lineup and the three rrom lt.s Friday night schedule were amon& the 28 highesl·rated programs in the week ending Jan. 13, and the performantt helped the network lo finl place in the ratmgs for the fourth straight CBS BAB MOUNTED it.a cha.llence to ABC, last seuoo's runaway winner, larp- ly oo the 1treosth of lour mgbtl' program· ming In addilion lo wlo.ninl the competJ· t\oo Friday and Sunday, the network fint.bed No. 1 Mooday and 1bunday. with the rest of the week eotne to ABC 82Dd place. OTBE&S AT TBE bottom were ''Winter Olympics· The Workl Comes to America," from ABC. No SO . an ''ABC News Cloaeup." ··Eacape from J~Uce . NUJ War Cnaunals 10 Amenca," No. 61, an NBC movie. "Two lrflnute WarnJ.nc," 83rd, aod NBC's "Llve from Studio 8H" concert. No 64. week. ABC, aft.er dipping to Uurd the wttk berore, regained the No 2 position from NBC. CBS' lirst·place finish. however, cul ABC's lead in the competition for the aeasoo so far to l ·lOth of a point. CBS, with six of the week·~ most watched shows, compiled a ratmg of 20.9 to 19.3 for ABC and 17.2 for NBC. THE NETWORKS SAY that means ln an average prime1time minute during the week, 20.9 percent of the homes ln the country with television were tuned to CBS. Slx of the 10 highest.rated proerams in the A.C. Nielsen Co.'s most recent survey were from CBS, includine ,"The Dukes of Hauard" in firat place, "Dallu" second NBC did. however. list two shows in the Top 10, "Uttle Houae on tbe Prairte .. ln 8th place and "CHiP1" 10th. ABC's TOP 10 programs were "Three's Company" tied for fourth place with CBS' "Alice." and "Happy Days" ln ruot.b pla~. It was a bad week for spedals. Four were among the week's five Jowest·rated programs. company that included NBC's "Prime Time Saturday" newsmagUl.De in The week's 10 hi&bHt rated programs: ~ 91 ~ --• r.t .... ef JO t ~1no 11 I MIN--. "Della, .. IS.1 er 11 t ........... -'"to Ml,,..,_ 11 • .,. " 1 tn1111en ... , cas. Ano:· CH. -'"ThrM • c.om ....,.Y.' A8C. -)1 t w 11 ,., .. ,_. "nle ~ .... :i..t or 10 • "'"-. -• ,..,. ~H. ·,. 1"' 10 J "'"''°" tioe11 ces '"lit II• .. _""'""' Prior,. U.J O' It J mill-. HBC H-y Den.'" nor It I"'"''°" AeC -"Clo< ti>\ "1• 6or 11 I mttOen. Hae Therw..,.10.-. N d ll•ef ~ Hl!C Eltl" It (-.qi\. All( ' .....,_ C•fl• Program.mer ame -··s.~ n.. swv ot 11.•WI• Mou••. -ces ·o... ,., • Miii-. • ''l••t -"l'~ty f\l•nd .. I A8C Tt-r .-.. M D • GM. -cr-.r1i. • ..,,... •• • _.ac, 11~ -LOS ANGELES (AP> -Bran· _______ ...,_~-'-_:_·AK-------------------- THE SERIES WILL feature interviews with such va.ried and pivotal characters as the vie· torlous communists who rolled · into Saigon, American foot soldiers, the U.S. dlplomal.3 who first involved the United States in Indochina after France's defeat at Dien Bien Phu, the defeated French, career soldiers frustrated by America's first lost war and the "boat people" who fled by sea. The National Endowment for the Arts, a gov· ernment agency that underwrites scholarly re· search, announced Monday that it will provide $1.2 mlWoo for the $4 mllllon series. The programs are lO be ready for viewin& l.n the fall or 1981. Ed Asner, star of and "60 Minutes" third. "60 Mlnut.es" leads off CBS' Sunday night prouammlne. TV's "Lou Grant," while the other two are broadcast Friday w a s a m o n g t h e eveolng. don Tartikoff was named NBC's new duef ol proerammine Tues day. network president F~ Silverman announced Tartiltoff. who turned 31 Sunday, ls the youngest div1s100 prealdeot 1n tbe network's hlstory Interviews have already been conducted with former Atqbasaadors Henry Cabot Lodge and W. Averell Harriman. Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor and Gen. F.dward Landsdale. KA&NOW SAID THE proiram will present "our view" of the con!lict. "l\'1 golng to be an attempt to be fair. We're not ertndinC any axes," be said, noting be found "a certain receptivity" in Hanoi toward interview· in& aome of the communiat principals in the war. Public televlsion station WBGH In Boston will produce the series for public televiaion, with as· sbtance from A11oelat.ed Televl.slon or Great Brl· tain, Antenne Deux Television in France and the American Broadcaatlnl' Co., which provided '50.000 and a~ lO It.a arcblvea oo the Vietnam eoa.fllc:t in uoban1• for the rllht lO excerpt an bour'1 proerammin& from the J.3.bour series. SAT. & SUN. MATINEES All Seats $2.00 tlll 2:30 p.m. pa rti cipan ts in a..----_::_--------.--------------------• ..,, .... fund-raising ping- pong tournament for the Downey Art Museum recently. C.11142-5178. Put a few worda to work for ou. Ruth Gordon Lee Strasberg in .. BOARDWALK11 IPGJ with Janet Leigh An Exptoslve Drama of our changing times ----------~~~~~- PORT • 2905 E Coast Hwy Corona del Mar• 673-e260 I c1nename ~ scAEEn 63U2SS3 C comPLEX CIU~flA'" & S.t1U A~ ~,... .. ., MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY "ELECTRIC HORSEMAN" tPGl "1941" (POI "BLACK HOLE" tPOl "ST AR TREK" <Gl ''KRAMER Vs. KRAMER" tRl --cuu· ·-..oant DAU..AS FOllTY"' Ill . Ootfyt..30 I Sot Sun-I 2· JO Antonioni 's SLOW-UP ,.._.....,_ o..,..,......_...,.~ ...... ,. JUU£ OiRIST1E ~- DEMON SEED .... WI. •• .. ....... . ..... ~ f IJ(J'l(I())/ OA-'t e1t•NT ...... , . ..... ,. ... PUYllll ·-(Ail• -·cmJIAWUT Cllll Mm ~ tlW!O' "14 ~!IS ...._. H l·lU> _ ............ ,.,. 111-401' -----·---·-~ !\l!HI ~::.,~I ·~~=z~ _.,_,,,:or.11r----""\ ~ .... ,_. UOMU9 ....,, , .... -RAI ,.._,.. 11\ \II ~'>10 121• e illl t ... e i.•1 • ll;IS CSO.T. MO Nl&lill """-· TMI J1Kc11 ll•»tl<at•Wt1•t .. & 11• • • •• , llJTI .... t -Uflt t " ·•-fltl IOS1111 111 \11 q~n 12.-e MJ e l •ll t ..... IMI ...,_. -e Al'T U...T OOINO IN STYllcNt ,,,••ue•-•-•a.•a ,.. ..., ... _. -.o• ea .,. srn.r DA&T~ S.T/ ... 1.-...1 CLOSED TU. FlllDAY "'fl''I U>W OM Wllllur IOUla IOOeelc..., ""' MMllCATMONCNI ----·--·--AIOCAI. YHI HOW 191 CIOl9Y .... •UMtl """" --....... VI. UAMllCNt Nit ....... IXNlll(I) ......... MIU THI lo.IOll .,_,_ ___ &G.-... lalt' , .. ' Clo . e Sha:ve for Otto .... ..,__ UJr Diga lnio Pocket to Finance M°'1ie • EANWBIL&, Prem,n1er bad comm1uk1Ded a 1crtpt by Ea1lhb . playwrl1bl Tom Stol)pard, buod oa tbe aovel bJ Graham Greene. A caat bad been committed : Nltol W'1ltam1on, Rlebard Atteoboroucb. Robert Morley. Jobo Gie\lud. and lhe atUIUUP& New York model, Iman. StOdlo space hid been arran1ed ln En11and, plua a locatlon ln J Kenya. Another me>Myman promlaed backlnl. but be too felled lo produce. Premlncer then m1ct. the supreme sacriflce. "I invested by own money," he admitted. "Fortunately. I had some 1vail1ble, becauae 1 AtJ ......... AWN f WD DllAlft" °"'*' ftNmtnca-1 bad J IO m1 bowie an the IO\l\ti of J'ranc•· I al110 petted wllh two of m1 tavorlte pala by MaUll . ' , •ti CONT818UTION H\O\lftt.d lo a .a mllllon oJ t.hcl '5 million budfet Payment.I to tht aolor1 and othera wero deferred -.. , muat ur tho unlon1 •nd th• crod tora tHlhaved very well ln 1 very dlttlcult altuaUoa " PremlnaeT aold \J.5.·Canadlan dl1trlbutioo rt&bta to MGM and now 11 In lbe proceu or arran1ln1 releaaea country.by-couotry. "At leut 1 o•D th• plctDU now," be remarked ... lo tr ll 111at11 ..... aU cW..-. are nld. 111 be &be one to make • prOftt." . • .,,. HUIDID Factor'' ~ OD Nicol WUUamaoD •• l1t1m,111t. falrly humdrum •aas>lo,e. lD th bom• omoe Ol u.. ua a.cm Senta.. A MCGJ1tJ ottleer (At&eatJorouP) com• lldlJ'l.Qa around and ftndl tblnaa las. Wllllamon•• partoer. a 1wtn1tn1 baclMlor <Derek JaoobU. II 1uaped.ed ol b•1n1· • oiole Clbou.1ti tOUDl.tr·•.-U aren't called tblt ln lbe Rim). M lD o,_ne DO¥ell and IP>' movi•. tb1np arm't qult. wt.al UwJ ... m. THE MELON ·domed Premln1er w11 In Hollywood for the OpeQtni of ·Th• Human fl'1c\or'' in a ooe-wHk nm to quality ror t.be Academy Awards con1lder•tlon. The nattoA•I releue wtU be ln P'ebrua.ry. Ke brl•tled 1l11hlly when 11.ted ll ht1 h•d llvtd up lo hi• lf'mp•ramental reputation durln• Ow mminl 'Tm alwayuweet lempeA!d." he I n11l1t.ed, ··Acton love me.·' At 73. be hu DO lnteaUOn cl qultllna He II preparln1 two aubJedl. one an the laraell·Arab wan, another on Norman Bethune, lbe Canad..lu doctor who la a bso ln China. Dope for Lao1-ieton? LAURJETON, Aualralla <AP> -Thia small aeulde village 2"0 miles north of Sydney bu a mesa1ge for comedian Bob Hope. WhY not take lhe road to Laurtetoo'! made a rorc«1 land.ln.i on a local lake. later renamed Lake Hope in bla honor. Now Laurietoo. buslneuman Kevin Soo~ plans to CCldlac:t Hope to tovile bam bac:k to Australia ror a-.$e)evi11oon apedal wblcb would beneftt such cbartUes as cancer research aad the rillaae'a rucby team The veteran entertainer has been to Lawielbn, populaUon 1.200 before. One day ii\ I.MC , a seaplane ferrying Hope and hta eotoura1e to World War ll military bases Hope and bi. crew apent three day1 at a Lawieton iJln while the plane was being repaired, and tbe older pneratioG atill recalls bi.a frleodlineaa, bi.a impromptu show1, and an airdrop or bard· to-come-by cigarettes over the villaee aft.er the plane left. AmOfll the &reelers would be the man who look bis boat OUl to rescue Hope from bis cnppled plane, Alan Wallace, 13 aA. UA ..... t1CM021 OIM6l 0.... n IJ4.~S3 COITA llllllA....., .... ,.,.. wurw1a UA r-m.1JOS B. TOIQ. i..... ill·-WUl-1'a ..._SI DllllHI •t·Jlll ___ .. ___ ... Fat U..1t:• 9'c •QI! E•••-" Hollrll 71'·~ -------ACAO•"'Y MIMel•' ------YOU• c.A•O Wll.1. 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''MOUNTAIN FAMILY ROBINSON" fO) ml.MIOOKS" ''BLAZING SADOlES" ..... (fl) "THE REAL BAUCE LEE" ... _..,... .... _ .. ................... .. " .. -0'·---~r ~r -·-···-... ,_ .... ... , ...... ". ----"'--.. KRAMER I . I Super Sunday Splash Super Bowl Sunday -it may be only a rhatter of time until it's declared a national holiday. If you have a houseful of football fanatics, use some super strategy and have a special party this year to celebrate the day. Here's an easy game plan for buff et entertaining that's easy on the hostess and fun for the fans. Kick off the menu with a hearty main dish meat pie, .. Souper Game Football." A savory gipund beef mixture, zestily seasoned with onion soup mix, ls encased in pastry to resemble a football. If you follow the recipe instruc· lions, you'll have only quick turns in the kitchen before the kick-Off, at half-time and the fourth quarter. If you prefer, you can make the football earlier, refrigerate and heat when ready to serve. And, for year-round enjoy- ment. you can also use the fill.lng for a double crust meat pie made in a nine-inch pie pan. ' Punter's Point Salad 1,~ cup Italian dressing 1 tablespoon grated parmesan cheese 1 cup cauliflowerets 1 cup broccoli flowerets 1 cup sliced eggplant or zucchiru, halved 4 large mushrooms, halved Carrot strips MORNING OF THE GAME: In large shallow baking dish. blend Italian dressing with cheese ; add vegetables, except carrot strips. Cover and marinate in refrigerator. turning oc- cas ionally, 4 hours or overnight. On 6-inch wooden skewers, alternately thread vegetables and carrot strips. Brush with remaining marinade. Makes approximate· ly 8 servings . Vietory Cheeseeake Squares 1 envelope unflavored gelatine 'h cup cold milk 112 cup milk, heated to boiline 2 packages (8 ounce each> cheese, softened 'h cup sugar 1 teaspoon vanilla extract 1 tablespoon unsweetened powder OM>coaut Crumb Crust• cream cocoa .. Eood Sou per Game Football 2 pounds ground beef . \ 11 :i cups finely cbopped .:reen pepper 1 envelope onion or beef y onion soup mix 1-i teaspoon oregano 1 , teaspoon crushed red pepper Copt.Jonal> 1 can (8 ounce l tomato sauce I cup shredded mozzarella cheese Capprox- 1matelv 6 ounces> f>astry for double-crust pie BEFORE KICKOFF: In large skillet, brown ground ~f v.'lth green pepper. dram. Stir in oruon soup mix . oregano. red pepper and tomato sauce Cook. starnng occasional· ly. 5 minuted, Stu" in cheese and ctull AT HALF-TIME: Divide pastry in half. Between 2 sheets of waxed paper, roll each half into 10-x l2-111ch rectangle. Turn one rectangle onto ungreased cookie sheet. Spoon filling onto rectangle, leaving 2-inch border and mowiding slightly in center. Top with remaining rectangle. Press pastry arowid base of filling to seal, forming oval (football) shape. Trim excess pastry and use as garnish, if desired, for "stripes" and ··1aces" on football. · AT FOURm QUARTER: Preheat oven to 42S degrees. Bake football 30 minutes or until eolden brown. AFrEll THE GAME: Remove football to platter and aene. Makes about 8 servings. NOTE: Football may be com- pletely prepared befQre the game and mrtcerat- ed. At half-time. remeve and let stanCI at room tem· perature until fourth quarter.~Ba.ke as directed. • \,. . ... : .... :11erhal Secrets Jtlatory provides hun dteda of anecdotes that ... late to the UH of herbl aod potions to tAerapeutlc treatmeou • th.to~ the •sea. Jn h er moll recent book , "H er bal Medlclne The Natural Way To Get Well And t•Y Well," Dian Dincin Buchman. Ph.D . pre 1tnts an organized and fascln1:1t1ng study of ptant llf e remediea. It Is • worthwhile reading adventure for tboee who P4Dder the po11lbiblJet of soothinl herbal tea11 01ntm~nta , ana poultices LEST YOU TIUNK that h erbal med1c1ne belonJts only to days gont• b-,. Dr Jluchman ~talt.'S in h<>r lx.><1k , .. ll1s torv 1s ~tuddt>d with f;isttnattnR plant d1~ <'Oven~ from pnm1t1vf' cultures. and some or thPse d1sl'over1es ha vc even changed history and m<.-d1rm«• "Ipecac. now used 1n the home as an emetic to disgorge poi!lon11, once helped to control th t> savage dysentery tbal pervaded E urope Quinine from the tropics, saved the world from the r avages o f malaria Curare arrow p~naon, another tropical • d11cov e ry Is now used to co ntrol breathing during some aµrgery" Throughout her book, Or Buchman caut1ona her readers to consult a roedlcal doctor lf a c hronic co nd ition perai1ta, but manaaea t.o g1 ve some fl rat.aid kitchen remedy ldeaa for simple nausea. dlar rhea and tndiaestion. For nau.Ma, she rec· om mend• a pinch of ginger to tea, or a cup of aromatic pe ppermint tea with a pinch or basil or 1in1er added, or the inaestlon of brut11ed leaves of sweet baall ror diarrhea, ahe aug· cesta a table tea called Aar\mony that la popular l.n France. eat· iDC cooked barley or ¢rtokinl barley waler, or addial \ti teupoon of tre1bly tr•ted nutuiec to an bsbl.I t ... For Jn- dl1e1U.O.. relld may be d wt\b a ftl of IWM\ appl•·•••nted cbamomlletM« aw m ~ brilMd ltnDel 1eed1 tbat have bte» 1tetped fot' •••trat ~ • hot ...,.,. and ~ea~ouL BIUAL •&btCINE 1w commoa DlQe.110 tad ·~ ...., ~P" araUOlll UHltal IA ~· ·t~ w..:;c; u. beitll-' -.u. bMltb "' cb lllD1 o1 &he I tMblfOUDd ,_ ........... ..-.Mel fo04 •• b ob· Sii• G•••••• ly ....... GlbbOM Thll Hlld CID be 1tored In the ~fOf'IOr4 daJI and Uled aa the .. uaaolaeon .1alad1. 1amllhed with "°'41D· rlah •n1redient1 Uh bar.d eoolucl •II wed111. chilled wettr· packed •tuna or told ooolled u1food Or. make the Hlad with IMU. lnMed ol elbow1, aacl turn lt Into aa Jt•U•D lt)'lt Salad• NlcolM: ISAIRILL IALADI NICOtll Palla Salad portSa (JJnad1ns ..... d.,.) l\ltt cupe partially eoo-•d or defto1ted ai•tcben·alfced 1rHn buna ( approidmatety 10 OWlC'el) IS ounc.. canned w • ttr· peeked aolld wbltt tuna 4 mdum tomatoeia. ta •eclatl. or M cberry toma&oll lAtt~IHVtl Prep1re P11ta ........ ,, ......... -.. ..._._ ......... , ........................ .._.. . We're doing our best to put meat on your ·tab v" ~;~~· ?{Jt~ At Lucky. we 're working every day to bnng you carefully wholesale meat prices are high. you can be assured of low selec ted quality Bonded meats at lower overall prices. Thie; overall pnces at the meat counter For add1t1onal saving". means you 11 find low prices throughout the meatcase . not look for the brtght orange Magna-Pak tag . Our larger just on a few selected items. Lucky holds your overall costs Magna ·Paks help you stock up against higher meat prices down by keeping its profit margin slim. So even when while you save 5c a pound off our regular low pnce . ----Fresh Meat & Poultry canned & Packaged canned & Packaged oe11catessen items Household & Pet ------ GRADE A 49 FRYING CHICKEN• \/'1HClf RODY liOLl Y f AllM'i l il '•0 THfl1'>1 LARGE END RIB ROAST RO~WfD BEH 198 in CROSS 198 RIB ROAST BONELESS 80N0£0 BEH CHUCK lR ROUND STEAK T·BONE STEAK IO'a D IU I '°"' 7-BONE CHUCK STEAK TOP SIRLOIN STEAK BONELESS TIP ROAST tOOQOMt•llOV't!> STEWING BEEF .. 1.98 ,, 2.58 ~ 1.48 .. 2.68 ,. 2.38 .• 2.19 BLADE CUT CHUCK STEAK 1 19 IOOIDtO BUI ll , GROUND BEEF PATIIES •09n11 1000110t 4 69 r UH" so-f•n I aft llA<. • PORK LOIN ROAST PORK SPARERIBS POtllC LOIN RIB CHOPS PORK LOIN CHOPS SMOKED SAUSAGE w ,, ....... l t 1.39 ,. 1.39 ,.1.78 ,.1.98 ,.1.88 IT AllAN STYLE SAUSAGE 1 78 -N(lf()OI~ I , ROASTING CHICKEN CAIMll ... t-11.a~ HOll. '""""' "901'1" 1• .69 ~ LiE SUC£0 BAC~i. ~ • 98 !PEANUT BUTTER LAOY l ll (llfA~' • .., •,, t 239 ~ l , ... !~~,~~~\T DAY•,~~ -- !NABISCO CRACKERS SALT_.E .69 11Joz eo- --- .29 1f .'(A._ !HARVEST DAY 49 CATSUP • }\ 01 flit !HARVEST DAY 59 FRUIT MIX • 1'I Ol CAN !STSWED TOMATOES LAOY l£f 2~ !TOMATO . JUICE •1601 AN LAOYIEf r SOU~IME SOUP MIX 119 b .. v....,,." •· C7 H G .£.+ r HERSHEY S SYRUP 1 19 6 ~'I 1HJI I f\ • r HARVEST TOMATOES 37 c, , I U"'· r TOMATO SAUCE b IAD"t I.It \(/ <•-. .24 HARVEST DAY CORN r c;oiaf111<1tt• ... ····• 31 h OIWMOU•fft~l lf.<"-1 r1.-.. b HARVEST DAY PEAS ,,01 r•" .33 I ~~~E ASPARAC~~07 t•i.. 75 b ~~!.TO PASTE •101 t•" .39 b ~ lEE SPINACH •Ht '"" .33 P APP\.E JUICE 1 39 0 !Ml\' l.U M 01 If\ • r ~COOKIES 1 29 o -v ••or .-e • I' NALLEY S BEEF STEW 1 99 b K-fllOI C.vo • p DENNISON S CHILI -. 67 ~ --Jot~OOl..ot ••01 c .... r LADY LEE MIXED NUTS 1 39 A CW-• flC'.'A(l , 01 ... , • b ~~ISH PEANUT~'o1 ""1.13 r DEL MONTE PICl(LES 85 6 >M<Ot.I " l 1101 .... r LADY LEE LASAGNA 7 3 0 ,, 01 "t , ;, s._r~~;-"BEJ?RY ~se~s .... 99 ! i:o.!K ANO BEANS , tr•.,. 31 r GOLDEN GRIDDLE SYRUP 1 59 b •• C1 Ill • b PAM SPRAY COATJ~ 1 • ., 1.Q4 oeucatessen Items r BOB S DRESSING 1 29 O llUuC.,.1\1 ••Ot 1'1 , I' RATH FRANl(S 611~"" .. ' r LEO'S MEATS 0 t<OD'4w ..... r•" •I{;/ 1'¥<0 2.99 •lOI,. 1.43 101 "'' .49 J, SWISS MISS PUOOtNG 99 CMOCOUl"I W~ ""'°"" ~ Of 'lttlfOU. •• 01 ...... • L2'~RS~,_t 2 .29 f CHEDOAR CHEESE b :r.' ~-\Cll•C~ M Ol NCO 2 .19 !CHICKEN FRANKS LAOVlU LIQuor 119 •C:' ~C. .65 1. Cl Pi<C. b ALMADEN MOUNTAIN Wl~S 9 _., r ...... , ,..<"'.., llO'J 5 OI,,.._.. ,,,,.IT\ • f' SEBASTIAN! WINES 2 29 b fltlllll0Ullt' ... tl'W""'1,.._ ''''•Ill • f' TAY' QI CALIF. CELLAR WINES o,._.., . ·· "2.49 p CANAOtAN CLUB 0 i.~-· "' .••. 14.99 L ~~s GIN '""" '" 8.99 ---------Health & eeautv Aids l. VlCKS VAPORUB • I • 1. 79 b VICKS DAYCARE 60,.., 1.67 .~ ~~ASAl SPRAY '"' 1.89 A VICl<S COUGH SYR~~' •n 1 . 19 f.. VICKS NYOUIL ~0111' 1.67 Dairy & Frozen r FRtEO FISH FILLETS 3 29 b Wllll De "°"' I• 01 .. c; , BANOUfT OINNBlS r ................ , .... ,.. 1 29 b ... ~ ~ 1\Alt.h "Ol .. co • I' BANOUET MEAT PIES 35 0 IJ .... fl91aQIACll fV'IA IOI N • L ~ PtZZA .. 0,. 2.09 L ROM~ M~ ~Af~~s ~ • 75 aff-tDA POTAl'OES 95 Cl9lla Ma. MllCM ...S II 0t M • Gt.AO GARBAGf BAGS ...... ... 99 1.39 b '?'.~~~TH SOAP •• 39 b ~L,..OFTERCENT •01 -o•4.36 r SCR\JNGE SCOURER 68 ~-IV" '"-· r llOUtO BLEACH h '"O't ''' M OI lfl .46 L ~NY SOFTENE~ .••• 1. 92 t MR CLEAN CLEANER 1 42 6 U(NC ,, '" • f GLAD SANDWICH BAGS 49 b II\>\,.. C.I ... , • b ~~~CAT FOOD •<>t u ... 2Q r SPILl·MATE TOWELS 59 6 Nil'f• I\ V IOU • I' DYNAMO OETERCENT 2 59 0 ICIVI' M )I l'l , r ZEE PAPER NAPICINS 67 6 ,..,..,. ~ ~a()(l ._G • b ~FON TISSUE lllO c I "°' . 6 5 Produce D'ANJOU PEARS U !. !If() 1 EXT'IA FAtotC Y .39 L8 DELICIOUS 2 9 APPLES . <.Ol0£N WASHINGTON f)(Tl!A,AHCY LS LARGE 25 TANCiELOS OltlA~OO WONOflPf'Ul FOii l.ACn l8 FRESH EGGPLANT HEAVY ANO FlllM .19 1.8 RUSSET u. 69 POTATOES 10= U~ NO 1 BENJAMINA PLANT 398 6 11()1' • ••ll ordt:r ...... ,Mii Iii tbl "' Lile ""Ml ..... Cereals Not Snacks BreutMt an almoat alwa11 eatea wttb mlllt and ta.y are rarel.J Nle M bltwMl!I meal maeb despite a popular mytb to tbe contrary. the Cereal lutltate reported ln a speelal tele&tCb report. Tbe lmtitute'• report aammart... reaulu of five ~studies of the manner ln wblcb breakf aat cereat. are eaten, including one done under contract to the Federal Trade Commiaaion. ' TUE S'11JDIF.S show Eve on tbe rare oeca1lo1u wlten breakf•t cereall are •• •lletwem mea) macka, tbey an uaually eaten with milk, the cooaumptloo studies show . Io fact , ready-to-eat ce re als eaten without milk , whether re1ular or presweetened, make up leu than 1 percent of au anaelu eaten by children. The total of cereal anacb eaten with and wit.bout milk make& up only 2 to 3 percent of all snacks eate n by children, these studies establilb. "Thia special reaearch report helps lo clarify some important facts about breakfa s t cere als ," s aid tbe institute's president, Dr. Eugene B. Hayden. "BEADY-TO-EAT brealcfast cereals have beea •t>eclfleally dtttlOped to be MUD wita mlllt. The out.rt t rorUficatlon pattun commoo a.moaa cereals reco1ntsea that tbeae product• are almo1t alway• served wltb mUk aod u part of a meal. N atrlents added lo these cereals are deliberately cboaeo to complement lbe nutrlenta preaeot ln milk." Hayden 1ald. "Whil e tbey are deai1ned to be ealen with milk, ready-to-eat cereals are highly nutrtUoua foods in their own rl1ht. A typical ready-to-eat cer eal Is low in calories and fat and contains no cholesterol. It provides 25 percent of the U.S. RDA for at least seven nutrients before the addition of milk, but only 4 percent or the day's calories." he explatned • oaomlcal ,~ .... rout Joel 1nto • bral.ied dl1b wt , on.n,e Julee, vermouth. ~. lemon Julee, 1art1e and bull a wo•derfully flavorlul ••Mt·&ut eomblnatloo. All the tQred1ada aim· ply 1immer ~ for appromnately 1 ~ boun. Al the eoet ol other red meata toan, more and more Amerlean cookl are esUc>Ytaa the Oe~ delicacy and veuatlllty. of New Zealand lamb. Tbe rec· ipet that follo1r are two blue rlbboo lamb d1abes that will add luster to your partjea or provide a treat tor the family meal. FRUITED LAMB cuaav 2 tablespoons vecet.able oil 2 pound.a booed le1 of New 1.ealand Sprinc lamb, cut into 1-lncb cubes 1 l a rg e oni o n . chopped ( 1 cup) 1 cup diced ce~ry 2 table:spoooa flour 2 tablespoons curry Pinch ground ginger 1• teaspoon salt 2 cupg chicken broth 1 cup water 2 red apples, cut in chunks ~cup raisms 2 bananas, sliced colleotlvely that ready-to-eat cereal& are eaten wttb milk on the cereal about 90 percent of the time, and with milk either oo the cereal or as a side beveraee about 95 percent of the time. Ready-to-e a t cereals are e aten at meals about 95 percent of the time and as between meal snacks about S percent of the time, the tns tit ute's report shows. .•. Herbal <From Page CZ) Here are several herbal combinations from Dr. Bucbman's Herbal Medicine: Clean savings on soap products. HERBAL BaEAJ[FAST DUNK 1 quart chamomile tea 1 lar1e can ( 46· oance> ~juice 2rtpebaunu 2 cups plain yogurt l quart orJDge juice Juice of 4 fresh limes Make tea and strain. Combine with pineapple juice. Blend bananas and yogurt together un· til s mooth . Add chamomile , orange juice, and lime Julee. Serve ~ cold. Makes 1 gallon. LEMON MINT TEA BLEND in cup dried pepper· mint leaves 1 cup dried alfalfa leaves 3 tablespoons dried lemon balm leaves 3 tablespoons dried, grated organic lemon rind Combine ingredients in advance and place in a labeled jar or paper bag. When r e ady to &erVe, steep a teaspoon of the tea blend in a cup of bollln1 water. Let stand for at least three minutes. Note: This blend is considered to be a di1estive aid and cold aid. 8DIPLE a.u.LEY WATE& 4 ounces wbole barley Lemon peel of in lemon 1 ptntwater 2 OUDCS hooey Add barley, lemon peel, and 1 plat water lo a saucepan. 8lmmer UD· W soft. BemoH from beat. Steep. Add hooey. llak•2 ...... Note: Barl-7 waten are med to aid lnvalida, to add nutrition to peo- ~ no ftnd it bard to eat and to allPiate diar· rhea, espeda}ly in lO· fanta. Fnergy Savers IVORY LIQUID FOR DlSHES 22 oz 1.01 IVORY LIQUID FOR EXSHES 32 oz 1.39 IVORY LIQUID FOR DISHES 48 Ol 2.07 •" ZEST DEODORANT BAR Billh s 1• .45 MR. CLEAN ALL PURPOSE CLEANER 28 oz IVORY SOAP PERSONAL SIZE .t pack 1.42 .79 8lZ 0£T£ROENT BOOSTER 38 oi . 1.98 ERA DETERGENT 64 oz 2.69 BOLD DETERGENT 171 oz 5.73 JOY FOR DISHES 32 oz 1A5 DOWNY ~=.a. rt ' la .... Alllet. heat oU' brroWD lamb OD all 1tde1. Add 01llon and ql1ery cioc* until aGft; 1prh1kle wltb floar. CVT'J, ..... and salt; coo'.~ 1UrrtD1 . a mtnm.. Gndm..UJ add ehlcbDWotlaand wac.r. BrlDf to bomnt: aim· mer ,)i uneo••red, 40 mtnatel or antl1 meat 11 tender. 8Ur lD apple and raJ.lim; -* s mmu&ea. Add banana• beat. Sen• onr bot rice. Yield: e to a MrYtno. OllANGE AAIOD SBOVLDD OP LAllB 2'-' to 3 pound• shoulder ol New ~Qt.net Sprial lamb, def1"09t.ed 1 can (I ounce•) from ennc• juice eoa- ceatrate, tba-.d, U.D· diluted 1 lar1e onion, chopped (1 cup) ~ cup dry TenDOUtb ~cupwater 2 tablespoons hooey 2 tablespoons lemon juice 2 clove• garhc, mi.Deed 1 t.eaapom dried leaf bull. crushed Place meat In Dutch oven or large , heavy kettle. Combine orange juice concentrate. onion, vermouth, water, hooey, lemon Julee, garlic and basil; mix well. Pour over meat. Cover; aim· mer slowly about l ""' boun, or until meat is tender. Bute often with pan juices. Add more water ii oeceuary, to prevent scorcbang. Yield: 4servmp. ~ .. 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Your 1randmother probably knew bow to mate soup without a re- cipe and you can experi· m ent wltt)out much chance of disaater START with a larg(• pot half filled with water Add several bones, preferably with ~ome meat chn11ni to them Put In a bay tear or two, several pep· percoms, and a clove Add a snced onion, garlic if you wt.b. 1prl1s or parsley or dill. several scraped carrots. some celery <includin& the lealy tops). any soft tomatoes that are i.n the ref rt gerator. and you are on your wa) to super ~oup. From th.is point you can add shredded cab- bage, leftover vegetables from last ni1ht'a dinner. diced potatoes. lemon juice, a little brown suaar. even some diced peeled &p· pie. Later on )'OU mlaht want to add some puta 10 lbe form of macaroni or j>aaUna. Or you ml&ht pref er to add barley or lo· add a little farina ceteal to thicken up tbe sow ~VEa and cook over tow beat for several ho\an, taltinl and cor- recUn1 tbe aeuonio1 unGl you lllte the navor. Some other berbe wttb dlllinctlv• ta1te1 are roaemary, thyme. bull al\d o~p.no Remember that 1mall amounts cu ,Sve 1 lot or: puo1ency and that drted berbl are coacen· treted and should be UMd 1parlnaly. Here are 1ome n,vorful IOW·IOdlum SO.SPI for heart)' dinlnl: "CABMGE 80UP 4 meaty beef neck bof ~ quarta water 2 llioed ODioal 1 medium-al.led cab· t>aae, th1Ply 1liced 4 lari• tomatoet, c ' up 2 peeled and dlced toll 2ba)'1ea..-v. Cl.IP wb.lt.e Hid· Ta!alm ~ cup .,moo Julee 2 tableepoom brown ar ITll.Wlmll SAUSAGE :=r.::.. s 1 Jt ...... .....--~ &a. Bratwurst ...... s 1 ••. Bacon 11 uao·s uo S 11~ Ground Beef .... 121'. Bulk I Aan , doet1 noc •lrHd Z2'. ft. Beef Patties .... 121~ ELRMCtl>'S MEAT LOAF !.a.:;:· . s 1 •• ......... . f rnh bnn ( .. ml I !I 01 J•ac k•1• Brown Rice ...... 1115 lb .. rl<-01amtond t.rnnrl Soup Stock ...... 99c '.! '• oi AJtnomotn Kat>u" Hon 0 .. 111 Moocles .......... 39' 12 oi ·Nanke be1mef\ Yt1ll1>1•r1 l don Mq Beans ..... 53' 16 Ol, Pq . .JYC brlllld Boiled Mackerel .• 43c 7 "'· cen Wtl PK bnind TEA 1111'1mst11 Sl-lULIOS ._. s1·:.1s More brands you knou SEVn-UP sis• C"hmc. (J( l~,rular ,,, Diet Poaen's Cookies •• a9e A-1rtt'd tuh , .• r,.11t·• Synp Lllcm •••••• 11" ae ot. bottlt . . rrm4'0_,., rood• ••• ,.,,. ... 99• 1& ot. ~kt&• 61-Aim\ Jtn1lm• •uaootb. tbcl add lhla IQ!a*ure to U.10UP, IUr· rln1 ,. lt thick Add coo\td rice aod beac. ~. llake1 e to I Hnlap. Cb/C/tBH . soom Fruoaslff9 ........ · ........... II! t.atr• l1ru mtely INtn . l':.. DA C.railt .\fr..,." "' .11. ti ~ntl '"' n rn•I I • "" n""'' .n.J J•I•" •'' -New Yott Steak .. 14!' Beef Rout ~. '21! Chicbn livers ... 51~ l' ~DA Chntct boNI-b,11( • l .oin cut Ch<11H • t ChuC'k n.1 tMuldfT cl·<I <.tad~ ·11 f ,.,t l~..-1 ... 1 'lh beJ:? 1~1 ll1J1'! .Y!!l/f llirip .... ~ ... 14.SIL Clllck Steak .... 11'! 7-Bone Roast ... 115! 0-Bone Roast ... 117! RUSSET POTATOES ( huolc cut I .., () A Chu • I••• t 1,.ni: 11rttn hrinr •.tt ~ ,,,,,,,, ~ .:.:;.:,~. ···:.::· ..... 21 ! Red Yams ••••....•......•.... 25~ · Croutons souu ............... 59c I "· 1"11 1 flm ind'"'"' v•m• l'el11rl I hrl (nr m•n' 11••• l1•p/J1/IB CllCIEll llOODI.£ ::: ~ ............ II' R.C. or Diet Rite Cell ....... 11 H Cmnpbell' s v .a I PG •••••••••• 99c ~'' I.ab.I•''" ~;,,.., 11t• n • "' • •n lliiii:a l1lii111 e ............... 111 Beef Rniollos u 11. ••••••••••• 63t Hostess Twil*ies 1UI •••••••• 'l ll • r '"'' ArnN1ron f)th,.l')U-rl• l.rti1ru1 lunch.,, •. k . H1111 K&c/J1p 5.. ...................... 15' Pmn Cooki11 SpnJ ........ '1 11 Springfield&• lloo&les •••• ssc AiPIPi 11111 =~'.~:~·~.· ... ·.·:.·~.~·~.51 i .. Stlrawbsry Piilen s ..... 1111 Troplcana Onnp Juice ...• 13c lh n1 ,.rrrnm Kll'rll • 8-IT)' ''"" IJ <ie. n1rt1111 • reedv 10 ~· ud ~ taa.. POW' tM toa'P a*" or a food U, forclaa dll"ONb tM ~ ... : a.tuna U.. 10UP to ~ pot. Nia tbe cream Of. rlce c....i wtt.b U. milk and add to · tlM IOUP· Heat and lltlr comcut&r untll soup tbleken1. Serve wttb cut·up plecel ot-cooted neek meat. If desired. MlkM 8 ten· lnlf. . I , .. , "'• I,, ' . . , .. 1"t• fJJ -#Jf\ ,/fntl • OI lfuo1~•· I.I Ro"' IM .,,ti Hu'it" I "t~ ~ ALA SIA CUI s1t1 ucs • Ocean Perch . : .. 121! ~ ...... l1f1M& f'Mtfi• Smoked llaJitut .. S~I Mahi llali-·-·-· s • ·~ T mp •' '••h 111 , , ,~,.,,, '1~f,,,.tod l.tquor /Jrpartment FINE LAOH FALSTAFF $ 125 IEEI '~-l?wc.. Brandy .................. 17" \ • \II \I" 1n lrrt•.,1rd 1 .~ \' • ·•r. \II. \1ovt Jlhlmisberi ~ '2'' I h. n \\ .,.. i"'> \II.< r •P It d" l.iebframnikft .......... '1" CRIST r•r~ , ....... ,... s 1 •2 ............. llli lktlf. Wonn lotiel .......... 19' Sec:ret RoMn .......... s 111 'J ~"' r~u k..,~ •1' anll· Pt rtp1tan1 Secret Spray ........... 11 •• 4 "' ..,u,_.r un"('Hlttd Anll ptnpmu1t Prell Slmipoo ......... 1111 ~"' 1u},.. '" 1101 11 1111d M()ri' brands you knou· POll'llUIS cmtlll.1 Jiil. CM 29c Brownie Mil,.. •tn 21 • · nr frnm Betry <'roe ktr friskies mms ••••• 32C IVOIY SOD 79c •• , • h'• •1111 the OM tb.t l'luett. •• Delicatessen W ~ 'I'' liners, oscallftl •••••...••••....• I .~ol~etbilt.:_10 I fiOOD Cau-S dam tr~~~ ~.... ad fr .., .. 1i111 .. -.... ,. Ula • "~ ddlUGD of anodMr lD· tH41 t or two, th•J cu tonn tlM bue fQl- •eo ~•• a •.,.-HY ,....., .. £11 o c--.> .. a diab put top\ber ud bued lA 1 ... \bu ~ bour, ... wnlQI you•v cook-4 tM rice a.bad. Pru...t a-... to 111 dqr ... IA a areand ll·x 1·1L l·lacla U'-' quart> baltla1 1•0 ''"'" rtee. Jh\ ala Welll • \be rite; ptaoe (10 ... oane••> rr1>ata 1r••n peu 1 UD (7 OUOCH) t •• dn:I-aDd Gaked \.\ P'OW)d blac~ Pb'lioct In a r11 1aucejtall combtot abella, clam HUH, ,... t\llla aad b ck pepper. Heat. UD· covered~ 1Urrln1 oc- CJtlonally, untll .bot. abo\&t 10 to U ml.nut.el. Strv• wtdl • areen ••lad and touted Jtallan bNad. Yleld: 'to I por· Uona. DAILY PtLOT I ' 4 ,,. I ' Seafood and Ego Casserole gets itl Italian flavor tram a can of Red Claltf Spaghetti Sauce. TBS &IC& la aprud la • ar•aa•d ballln1 d.iM, wt1b poacMd .... placed lo UU11 wella 1n tbe rlce. Red clam •P•lil tu ••uc• '' apoo over and stae ... We're doing CUI,,....,._~--...... Super shredefed,. ~ eddar cbeete OD ft9 mlsture tll hot and e eeee h melted. • _ WHb a salad or tomatoea and toaaed greens and IOGle lt.lian bread, J'OU're ready to man&ia beoe. Ftaberman'a Pot ~ another &OOCI recipe for busy coob. To a pound package of cooked macaroni shells, slmply add a can ol white cl~m spaebeUl sauce, a pacta1e of frozen green peas and a can of tuna. That's all. Heat, uncovered. till hot. about 10 minutes. Both canned clam sauces ·are available at the supermarket California Wmes Are Investment Some 1,200 bottlet> of red wine were recently I o c k e d i n t b e noe w California wine vault al Morrell & Co .• New York City's largest wine shop, marking the first time a wine merchant has made a ma.JOI" in· vestment in a1ing California wines, ac- cording to a Morrell spokeanan. Peter Morrell the firm'• president, tralned in FraDce u.del' Peter Siebel and waa part- owner of • Bordeaux wine chateau. •"CALIJIOalOA is DOW ... pro4ociq mQ7 wines that equal OT aarpen their EuroJMt•D eoun- lerparts. And JOG can buy the California fol" half the price. AB fhese California wines im· prove with aee and becom~ scarce, they could double or even tn · pie in value." Morrell told reporters and wine experts who gat.laered in the basement of Mor· rell's to see the new vault and to taste some of the 50 red wines in the colledion The collection corunsts of 24 bottles each of 30 different Cabernet Sauv1goons, Pinot Noirs. Petit Sirahs and Zinfan· dels, plus a few dozen older California varietals th al already are rare. Current Mor· rell & Co. prices of the young red wines range from $3.Slfor a Bareneo Petit Sirah ''Clarksburl,'' to $29.SO for a 197.C Monda v1 Cabune\ Sauvignon Reserve. MORRELL lold guests be planned to open the vault each fall, value the collection. and add new 'finlales to the cache. Morrell'• California wine null ia aet, sym- bolically. alon11ide a similar air-eoolecl cellar that bouset a valuable collectidb of rare French wbllte. "I hope this will en- courqe con.1wnen to ace CallfornJa'1 but alon11tde the 1reat wmea ol Frnee,'' Mor· rellaald. A$5oftbe vault'• in and a Callforuia e chart ·are available bJ wrtt!nl to~ Vlntqe Cbart. Mor- rell fr Co., 30I E Uni street. New Y • H.'V. 10002. ~illJl:HB1HH11B1u1111u11alCWA~ - DOIB.ECOIRlt I p,_. lh• coup0n alOng _.., any 0009 o4 UM\UlllCl\l<WS• CMIS off' COl.IPO" and Q9I doWie ... ~ -yoll pUtCNM ltltl -., Nol IO WICll>O. "relalle< • "'lree Qr_., t P•rrcNse" °' -CO..pona gr_.,....., One OoUat "EaCiUOM • ··-lot>lllX:O --.-... ~ , Umlt One c°"'*' ,_ 11~· Coupoft Md Limit 3 DoutMe c....,_ "• Cl.91~ Coupen En.c-.. ,an. 17 UWu .IM-23, 1NO ~rmnmmrnmmmrnmmmmmm_-AP~ ""Ill Beef Round Boneless Round Steak --, USDA Beef Lom-llenll•• TepSlltoln Slliak USDA CHllCE , OU Pr-II\,. COVC>O" 111o1>9 .,.lh any one of ~.,, C<!f"CI oAr coupon .... get douM ,_ ..,..,,119 -YolJ l>UIO>aM IN_.., lljCJI IO~ .,._. ...... °'01-· Pu«:-or "(;oupo,. g<-tnen One ()ojt91 ·~ llQloOI. -81111 1111.o -~ UmlC 0• Ceupen "9r II~' C.upoe ~ u.ut s o..i• c~,.., c~ C~ EtlllClhe Jen. 17 '9w\I ,,__ 2:3. 1111 ~~~um;_;!!!!!fflft!!t!ffiful!ff!Hnm_ D.UCioue-Sunny Deffght Cllrus Punclt e Grand Opening Celebration at alley 8325 Laurel Can BIYd. r B..C. Turtle, Of ~~ S•eetJutcy Navel Ballquet Meat Pies Oranges . ..... lCHOICE t per 199 lb.# $' 5k.1 "" ~:.zs 9 84~89 ~1 3 ' ~;33 ·. . r' ..., 9eefROURd ........ .... , ........ .. ...... Swiss Sii• T Slrtll• & - 1 USDA1' lCR~ICEJ per 119 lb. \. , r--,~t>,--, I S.ft.21wlttlC...,. #4U I I Western Hearth 20 I Breads 2~.:-• I OFF I I w11tt-.on 1 Llmil 0...1 ... endO.. ~ P9rC-C~ ~ .. J-. 17 thru Jea. U. 1110 L COUPON .I --------,.--,~n-·--, I ........... c....-... ., I I :.Hawiifs own" 25 1 Fruit Neel•·~:.~·• I OFF I .... _..... I I Llmll One'""" Mill One C.,..on ,_Cu.IO- Coupon ~ "-17 lllru .-. U. 11U L COUPON .I --------r--·~!»·--, I l&lw• .20_ + .01 T• ... ~ ,.7' I AllT....,.._ : =-.... ~ 21• : I l.lmltOM ........ 0.~.::=:. I c.... ....... '-17""" ~ .. , ... L COUPON .I --------- II. • F"9h-..crO..... Cabbage Juk:y. T.-Skln Lemons Th6cl!Yel .. Meet Banana Squash , ............. ... Anlilltclll Cboasa .Golden PNmiuln Meats UIDACtulu ._,......._aon.Ma 239 London Broll .-lb. UIDA Ct hr .... "--d-&on ... • Rump Roast pet' 221 lb. UIDA C.,.._....., A Tender 2'' Beef Cube Steak '* lb. UIDA CIMl6De ._, Cfluctl 1'' Center Cut Shank per lb. Pantry Fillers L•..,.....11'1oa.P... 35 Spaghetti Sauce Mix • <MobeA·H.°"' Spaghetti ....,,.. Garlic Spread 1 :..:-.49 •;.1-.69 . ... , ... , ClltlllSA Ifs 1111 nl ud•1g..,_ c=-win or ellls....,.. • llcDmllld'st. ... Over 3 mHHon prizes available to win ••. Win a 1180 MEACEDE8-8ENZ UO SL or S50t000. Ht1 A Hen Torot• Cetlca 8uprn °' $25,000, wencraf.-250 No.,• Speed Boat or $25.000 •Raven Hot Alf BeUoon or $10,000, St. Chartn•Feehfon Klacheft Md mudl more. ,,.. .. _ .... """RelpN ot liilllOaMlf~· Pour .. --· _ .. -... "*""' -...,,.. .. ,_ M1.""8IMCIO()tW.. -• ..., .....,_ _.,., .... '1'1111 1.3 WILLION "OAUUCY OI' l'Nld•..... -De ,. _..at -IO...., M9clM t>C*i.111 £_.,...,.. J9'I -~Of M .... ,_..... ...-21:1 ~a. EMI ~ ........ -...... po-. ........ Of .......... ,.._.,. T-. __ ...,.IO.., • .,..._,.... --~ ~ ............. .. _ .... ~..-...'fCli·,... "'"""'·-~~·Of .. -()o. JO"'. Ml""81UCOC*AL0'8 -·-- -~ "99-13 loaUOH OMAll'I' 0# PfUl:s"...... 0'114lNC -en 0-_.., IOr po.-........ --........... --· ... ,llOf .. .. J Prtc.s eftecttv• Jan. 17 thrU .t.rt. 23, 1980 • , 'lh tJ ,, ' M•h Ho,,.... toe .... eoabd. -top ol u.. ranee. wbl.. piW. an ne-bn.t, accord· Ina t.o Jo BeaoJa a.ad AD· •• llarta Coraetto, OWIMt'I and co-dlrecton of tbe lnW'DaUooal'1· renowaed Lo Scalda'fiftDde Cooker, Club ln Rome. M1. BettoJa. a nathe of Geor1la , and Mllu Cometto. born outaide ol Rome. Italy. •tarted tbe 1cbool three Yeanl aeo. armed with a abeat ot lta41Uonal red,_ eol- 1 e ct e d from 1randmotber1, re-latives, frlepda and cook.I. Since that Um•, thelr ICbool bu proven popular wtth Romana u well u students from around the world. / A•ONG the recipes tb•J teacb la • R1lotto Jloao, a fncnnt com· bJoaUan ol onion, rice, lf.alian plum tomatoes, J>armeaan cheae and otber tno'edienta. When teacbine, Jo BeUoJa ii cantuJ to em- pballe that the rice for tiSOUO la all·lmportant, '' 1t muat remain in fiJ'm, aeparate 1raln1 deapiw the extra 1Ur- tinf and cooking ln- vol•ed ln the rtaotto pre- p)l ration. Risotto Rosso would traditionally 6e--served as a first ~h before the m e at course of a n Italian dinner. A flavorful lnsalata di R i s o All 'Itali a n s <Italian Rice Salad) as the traditional accom pa nlment for Vitello Tonnato or veal with tuna 1a u ce . L o Scaldavivande teaches an innovative chicken and pork variation on ellpemlve veal lo thia clualc dish. Called Polpettone dJ Pollo E Jllalale Tonnata, lt is ideal far entertaining u all preparation Is done 1n advance. LO SCALDA VIVANDE lllSOTJ'O ROSSO 1'2 onion , finely chopped 8 tablespoons butter 2 tablespoons water 2 cups n ee 1 can ( 16 ounces) Italian plum tomatoes 2 beef boulllon cubes 20 fresh buil lea ves / or 1 tableapoon drled baall ~ teupooo auaar ~teupooalalt Freahly 1round black pepper ~ cup whipping cream ~ cup fniebly arat- ed Parmeu.n cbeele Saute tbe onion ln 2 tablespoom of the butter with 2 tablapoooa water in lar1e aaucepan or Dutch oven over medium beat until on.lon ia t.ramparent, about s mlnutm. Add rice; cook and 1U.r 3 minutes over low beat. Drain iomatoel NMrviq li- quid. Add ~ water to tomato llquld to meuure 414 cupt. Add tomato Uquld to rice; brinl tt> a boll. Cut up tolnatoea; add tomatoes. boulllon, bull, . 1u1ar, aalt and pepper. Reduce bot, cover Ulbtly and almmer 20 minutes. n.moft from beat. SUr in rematntnc butter, the cream and the cbeae. Let atand covered 5 minutel. Serve on beat-ed platter decorated wt1b fnib bull •••• if datNd. S.ne wttli f reihJ1 IJ'OWlCl pepper and additional Parm•••n cbeeae. Maklllca&»· LO ICMJ)AVJVANDS JNIALADA DI &llO AWnALIANA ( ........ Iii .. , -.. '"' C'Upl water ~ 2CUpl11oe -t~Nll · t pound• rt P• tom atoea~l•d , .-led and ieonb 1 ...... biokm lnt.o amall ,. ... or , taJMlpoOm dried &asll~ cw> ddCk.11.Uced, "U.:':=1 IUCN ll!Mb4tutftl . ptilD "' Mt CQ,pa era, dt -_-;..JJ . SAYE WllH OUI • FOOD Allot.lo. • tradltJott In Italian cooking, make a petfeot llgfrt supper or luncheon. DISCOUNT LIQUOR PRICES! ~ SAYE.,) 10<../ \ I I' - TOllA'IOES range in slH from the huge beefsteak variety which grace the Hlad bowl, sitttne colol'fully beside lettuce and J>eppera, to the delicat.eu-propor- Uooed cherry variety to tbe pear-shaped ones The tart green tomatoes that are pickled in brine have a cult all their own, devoted to its acidulous lute. Tomatoes are literally bunttne iD Vitamin A and C and the riper they get the more generous the supply of the latter. The luscious tomato bu added more to the already broad spectrum of foods than most otber1, and without spreadin~elf too tbio. For eumpl~. we use it fqr pute, cat.sup, soup, rlJU.b and sauces. Jt can be eatlln raw, stewed, baked or broiled. Canned tomatoes are always in demand and are uaed in many ways And wU&. booG to the tomato ladu1try ii America'• current "Bloo<b' ite.olutioo." A transplanted Frenchman named ••• Risotto <FTom.PageC6) drained capers 1 tablespoon olive oil Mix meats, bread crumbs, salt, pepper and eg8 yolks. Mix thoroughly with a spoon or with your bands. Olvlde the meat in half and form 2 sausage- sbaped rolls approx· imately 3 inches in diameter and 8 to 9 in· cbea long. Slap the sides of the meat sharply with your hanas to eliminate air pockets. Wrap rolls in heavy duty aluminum foil. Seal ends by twist inl foil. Pierce all over with a long ne edle. Place side by side in heavy roasting pan or caaserole about lO x 13 inches. Add remaining inaredlents. Liquid should come ~ of the way up lbe sidel of the rolls . Place over medium bett and brine to a boil. Reduce beat and sinuner uncovered for l hour. Remove the rolls and cook 15 mi.nut.es to reduce pan Ii· quld to about 3 table apoolns . Cool and nfriaerate both the rolls aJllll the pm juices 24 boarl. Te mall• tlae Taaa 8a91ee: 1 eu, at room tem· perature 1 teupoCJo ult l teaapoon dry matard . . v. tbafDoOn freshly poand bid pepper 2 tabJ8spoaaa lemon J 1 aq» .... a tabJe- lpooal. ~oll Place all tqNdlentl •• Pt on to bleoder coatalpu~er and ~ I0',19COQOI. With N•ter °*°' OD, pc>UT !fl87 ~ thrOaah 'JJl9. Wife au the oil ._.f\llJlllllm added; add tbt •dlllrMICI pan Jule. ~ ~ a16Mill"*dlilM: lll•IJf Uc• eat . ~ . Otlll..._n'detl 09 . .alattllir • pour ell - GARDEN .10 FRESH CABBAGE 'W'llCU> HEMll LL B<JDDIQ .45 SLICED MEATS 2~PACIVIQE 6 Vlllllfl'U PATRICK 859 CUDAHY HAM ~(Jin llO"fl.L~ GRQCERIES tft0Ut1<1 ""' l f( 37 Del Monte Green Beans • "'"'' ~ 1x ... ,....n 37 F rcnch St)ic Green Beans • <-"'<~ (No I.,.,. Y' I DdMonteCom I CXJN':l CAI( ""' .r Kt lll<n DdMontc Com 170Uf'.lc;L CAM .... yf,l\)l{)l/1 Del MOote Peas l l><ltl<1' CN<-..il!OU' Del Mont.e Tomatoes .Clll'fCfCNI 'trwa> Del Monte Tomatoes t.~JUO TOl'\ATO Del Monte Catsup .35 .'95 .35 .43 .39 .89 .75 17~((Jll1 49 Del Monte Fruit CocktAU • 16<l<,..., c .. -. Del l'llonte Pear Hatva l&<JUQCM Vons Appaauc:e ~CA,. Von1 Orange Juice ~ llOTIU:-rTAUN< Wishbone Dressing l~CAM Star Imported Ollve 01 ~~ Pam Ory Fry t~CAM~OTT~~ Otunk LIQht Tuna ~Sweet Plcldel .55 .39 .42 .99 .71 209 ]06 122 .79M 132· J29 149 }49 .95 ~o;-."oz." .. '"""··-.. ··-..... ·-··· ....... Oilldli .. ~ttc&---1111 ,...._~k~Tll>.MOl. ... ~-:'t> ....oo.._,.......Codllll.16GL--1~ 129 APPl.£TIME APPLE JWCE ~~ .16 DELMONTE TOMATO SAUCE eouru CAI< JERSEYMAID DELUXE ICE CREAM 'N..t c.N,,..C'W"f AP'T lt'I l\,._~f11./'4.Y'lJlt 139 GROCERIES ,. .,...,., Ml' Monogram Rice ·~"'' -Log Cabin Pancake Mix f,•,f)llttCI (.~ f"Cjl'1A lto\lAl Peb.ma Cat Food 8 ,.ro< E w n~q.a OllCD Tuttn Choice Coffee t69 .95 .22 .23 ]52 499 FROZEN FOODS 279 l I ~ IWi -ctta:$f PIJ'Pfll()lil J 15 Qlnos Tltfany Pbias 6NJSl'rCZ "' >CU<f P.o.ov.Gf -oo::P ~ Saluto Party Pizza , , OU'«:f c ~--irr ""'° Orange Juk:e 2()~MQI Vons BroccoU Cuts 275 .89 .89 .59 .73 v~'&~ Ash Stkka 125 t:;~=~ott 149 PRODUCE ~'"~" 29 U18p ROrnlilne Lettuce rA. l8.39 l8 .15 l8 .19 ~~ la.39 ~l'\AQOfl"t)(D" .19 ~Qlet IA259 • ''tomatte" or "tom...,," 8y UJ4, wbeD lbl tomato reacMcl SW"O- P••• 1borHL lt ... oalled '''-1 u•on•• ot apple ~ iDld and 1n I"· 11 ud Sjtin, .. iov. •P- pl11" beicaJM a U'IMU· tlonal d.lab, tomato.a bolled wtth pepper, uJt ud o4J. IN &NOLAND and Wrance. tbe .,Pomme (8ee1'0MATOE8, PapCI) BEEF T-BONE STEAKS VONS .39 Fl.AVORFOL MAROARmE ·~~ am:s GLOBEA·l .69 EPIRJCHED SPAGHETTI IJ()(WT fN..J<N:Jk ~~~NG.59 'it.UO Oii IW.'<U MEATS •.,.. r ~ l'ICFr , ,..., 01r Porterhoiae Steaks T l\l!llI t<l'IO BfI1' -n rfTl' R CUT Chuck Steak or Rout 18 268 lA J09 l8 J49 I "8.( Krte flf'CT f IJU tlJ'( } 98 Booe~s Round Steaks lft ~~Chuck Steaks 111 198 Lil )68 <.H'.)t.l..llfl 11()1.Sl I l "'" < t.. 1P' Fresh lamb Shoulder lft )59 •llf91 ~oa 1""'1C 18 J98 Lamb Shoulder Chops IA 229 ""°"°' ··~~GIW)I!" 69 Tom Twtc.eya u1 • lll }49 VONS BAKERY 1 ~ ~l«ftYVMAT'ftVl!V '"""° 85 natunal WhUl Brud~' • ... A(]t...~Oll Com~a t:T°'mamon Roh UQ<IOR ~-~- ;::~ ~Scotd\ .~'llJ'f- ~Scocdt ~~ ~TequJla ' 119 .98 .79 249 }49 414 269 599 249 39 R.C.OR 119 DIETRITE. COLA ~ CJt.B. .79 IMITATION MAYONNAISE J10U<I. .WI \ FAMll.YSCOTT 89 BAlliROOM 1188<IE ,J =-• . PO POV VODKA 80-PROOF ~ llr'"m.t 699 DOWNY FABRIC SOFTENER ~ llC1"U -169 COORS BEER &PACK \)4,. •l<.t. ... 169 HEALTif & BEA<llY DELICATESSEN '-.01 11 n. set lfT!'O ~r"1fll Wondra Skin Lodon }17 212 }79 .49 "·'l ,.., , • .. f ..... '""' Vona Sour Crum [)fps ""' , -...... , ', }79 0 5'Cs Mayer Beef Franks .. , Bob's Salad Dresslnq Vons Beef Bologna •• p!tr. A"'C .., <t fw VonOli~ Loaf I ' -.,• PKt... • ~ 1 ... t 4 .. 0*r-' Swiss Miss Puddings )29 )49 .89 .95 166 }54 )59 163 "' • ..,,. •.I'"'°" .....,., ''--'179 Hormel Wranglcts A convenient new way to assi~ those of you on modified diets. · I 'fOU o~ •''l"Cl'W '" ,cu ,_ .. '"' • Modi..., .,,.. ""' PfOl>tCJI\' ).f>OW "'"" ( "'"' 1'11< ltl.,J O•Ot'~'l' •hopp.nq •an~ f cw ~ t'°" '"' ""' l<no.. .... <!\ loocl> MP \U~•l>lr l.:W let 1•'<>•1'""1 •.ion. cllftllolltd ex '°"'""' tnll1nrd dcto> ..,.. ,..,.. .. ,. olknnv "°", ....... ....., .. .., ...., IO ~ f-2• II)! ~ u,,... modllfd d-~ • celtd Von9 N~ • • 7f <JSDA FOOD STAMP CO<JPONS GLADLY ACCEPTED. LDW PRIC!S YOU CAN BELIEVE IN. .-cws: ,.._ 111911*"-.#lf\ ll TO..,_,. •.1• ~ ctlJI m .. ~lft1MC:m "IMl•fll1T ~At~ f • Ol IT. U11 1• W. ICO aWl. I.QI NGl.D. MD "8 DllaO Clll..rr NC> LAI-. ClftU'I .. M ~ MO ¥11 ~ ..,· W!l.CH'S OAAPE Jl!U.Y I.JI ,,. a«. "'I(' a.ra;~~'nM.tLA ~1 "8 .~ Qfai,_.. ......... ··' """' ltCll...., 14' o..t' ~ ... .._.... '"' (( Oiil !Ml~l~MQ. .. \..,,.1,. OICll ~-·-.... -·-.,.1 .... e ..... www tc-.....c••-•.., c"t•www'"9 , ... ...,,.. .... - I-MOW I au\!b • varietJ ti e....._, bere C 11 • red.-for mUU., • • q_wcM that rould rinJ , tbt f amoua Qulcbt Lorrunt W)llle lhll qwcbe calla for aunJlar .10,rt•dlenta •• the •Quiche Lorraine, the : m •Jor inaredient ta • f spicy cbeeff filled with cumin aeeda and car•w•y QUJatt: Past.ry fw ~inch pie 8 sUces bacon l medJum 00100, thinly sUced l cup (4 ouocesl shredded spicy cheeae ~. c u p i r a l e d ... Tomatoes <From Pagt-C7) D Amor" was grown purely for ornamental use and became a sym bol of love It 1s said that Sir Walt<'r Raleigh pre '>t'ntt•d a tomato a'> a token of hts affection to the first Queen EhzabNh Dunng Re\.olut1onar} times 1n Amenca the tomato earned the re putat1on of being poisonous with only a few hearty soub daran~ to taste iLc; acidic sweet ness One of those who ehamp1oned the cause of the tomato was non1• other than Thomas .Jt'f ferson who ra1iwd th1• plant for food and 1•n t·our aged h1~ neighbor~ to try '>Om<• from hie, ·farm Toda}. the tomato 1s brighter, more nutntou1> and sweeter than ever. with test kitchens dis <'Overing more and more original usea for its flavor _FKESHTOMATOSOUP • ~ cup butter 2 tablespoons E:a<'h of finely chopped carrot, celery and oruon ·~ dove garl1r , <'rushed 1 1 <·up all purpose nour 1 "L teaspoon m1x<'d h1·rbs Cto taste» Salt and pepper 6 pepper('()rn~ 1 2 bay leaf 5 cups beef stock or ca nned co n som m c <water and beef bou11lon cubes may b e su b alituted) :• 1 pound tomatoes, •• sktnnedandchopped 3 cloves Melt butter 1n largt> :. pan, add carrot, celery, onion and garlic Saute, • covered on medium heat for five minutes St.Ir in flour Add mixed herbs. peppercorns and bay leaf Cover and cook . . gently for 5 minutes Add stock, tomatoes and · cloves Cover and sim mer gently for one hour Add salt and pepper to taste Serves 6. (note for variety add 2 tables· poons tomato paste or •r.i cup cOOked rice, or for creamed soup, aUr in 23 • cup cream befott serv ing . . . . . . . FRESH TOMATO BAKE ~ cup plus 2 tables poooa butter o r margarine, divided 2onlons,sliced 2~ bread crumbs 1 sugar 2 tables ir&ted ParmeND 8 medium tomatoes, peeled and quartered 1 teaspoon aalt ... teapooo pepper !,'\ teaspoon dried luf basil Heat a table1poon1 buUer lD lafl• akillet ; add cm.loo and brown uihtly; rae"e. ln e u bletpoona butter 1 ll1bU1 brown breaa ; crusntitl ; reHrve. Mlx . {?:•toes with ta.It. pep-per, auaar and bull. In t 1 a buttered 1 ~ quart bakSn1 d1ah, l•yer the tomato.a •nd onlon1. 1tu·t101 with tbe tomato.. Sprta.t.le with bread crumbl and dot wltb rematnlnl 2 t1ble1ppoon1 cb•••• oYer tomato•• aad 'ba-ea aaolber s mm 1 ... FOOD Savory Oulo.ft es. which otf~tsd l U1lMt. Remove and e : aet Hkie. Pour· oil &U but I tablHpoo 1 drlppln,1. Add t aeparltedlmo COO UDUl traul prln.klt tb .. 1. and bacon lnto pa •h•ll. ComblH •••• in eatem France1 are SBK)f'Y bakea cuatard tarts ~ esten as' hot mposslble. OP A•OTm AU. ... STARJI _._ MA•KD 10CARD AT • , • , ' deli. .. 99c •• SJ OS •• $ 139 11010 l.IMO•IR A VS. MlllA 10MA ., c LB. .... Riii ROAST $, .•• LB. TA8U•llAJ9 SLICID BACON 16-02 ..,.ltG 79c .. 1'UlllUT WlllGS 0A DRUMSTICKS FROZa. & ~STED 49c l•. l,,U.1N1"c .. H"'M·E·A"1".-. •. ~:"'''"' •• SJ 39 • 11AM110c•• .. 79c ;:oYiiO&SY-.• •1H i:liiac~•nAK ,. O'>I••'-'•''"' •t ••""'" $149 '"'"''"''"" 59c "°"'' ·1-•••·<~ •I •1-........ -.-=--BIEf BOLOGNA ' .. .. WHITING ,. SUCD aACOll ;!~' • .,.. 7•01• HAST ... ..- "°''' '"' •' ... ,.,,, • $159 '"'''""o'"' • $149 OM:uou.>11t •iT• ,,. .... to011ot1CtHn,ru 'I" •u ·Ct<UC•·-"~• $1" WIENERS ... •· DUNGENESSCRAB " .. IGDaACOll ;..~1 UAll•l&a l&f ,1 S•D--nw •• v'£GAsw1ENERs .:'' •• s1'' l-uieoT"F1un '" s1 6' suaDiACOli0 : ..... .,•17•snw·iiuT .. '1" iiiia'iOasT .• 12" ....... , ... $11, ....... ,roo,. ... (( ...... (,.. sl'' ~ .. 7 •• •o·l"NUCll·IOOtlfllll5 'I"... $2 .. PEPPERONI PIPKINS P•(· IA MAUBUTSTEAIS .• CAll•DHAM •l l • • ..... WST •• CUllDSnAK " ,__--~------~ ICRISCOOIL I PlJ..,._A •llVARl£JllS6S-07 'CAT FOOD OR1\IAR1ftll!> 1 aiiiiR·ciicK11 •siiiP •4 0 • s21 s APPLE JUICE ~ ...... v Q •. ~1.53 . GREEN BEANS :',' ~::.: , .. ! .. . 33c 21 c CORN ?A7:t!:,':'' "" e . " 36c 6W .. " J9c B~0,!~~1CE ~~:::::: .... ! -~1., o~' APPLES s J 56 COLA ::~~:,·\~.~::~:·;" ... ~. . ......... s-K,lOH•A(OOft•tOIJ'> 36-0l BBQ SAUCE ~~:~ ·•I> ! .,. s125 33 c l9 18< SANDWICH SPREAD ..... ! .... 85c ............ ., '" 01 MIRACLE WHIP ..... ! , sl.09 PEARS SJ 39 KRAFT DRESSING ·.-~ ... .:·;:o, e .... sl.08 1A'N6nos ... " .. ,, Ol 6 .. s 11 u. .... . , .... I ... ~ DRESSIN :::~·............ •.. .. t 1 ONIONS BROCCOLI •• , ••• ..,, •·tt-.ot••tJMtt .. 33c ,R • ClliiiiR~AN. ~NOlES tfiiliKIES s1•• -- 1201 ~-BUBBLE 95c .-----------w UP ~ ....... ._.~, :..... SCHEFFLERA OR l A $3 99 9,c WEEPING FIG .~~~·GPHo'• ·~ 01 LO-CAL DRESSING ·~~~~:·~· • $ .. sr " .. -P-otf-10--89--c-t-.-.Rt-io-·v··r-°'o_-.$-}_ll_ PICANTE SAUCE ··.~.ft ..... -. , 57c A BUDS SPREAD KRAFT DINNER ..... p ...... "''" ! l/\t'' igc .. ,...,, ·~:~·;" WHEATIES ~::::~' ""'' ' •I nt Sl.13 PUllNA PURINA DOG CHOW CAT CHOW CC VINEYARD $229 Ilea /th & Beauty Aids 'JIFF mR Sl 16 s7'"1a s5···3a ··~~ ;·,·~~!~~·.!: • PEANUT BU ~::,:..";!'· .• 01 ., •• • ..... LISTERINE PRELL • -.-------- MOUTHWASH $132 s•AMPOO -s 111 MAPLE SYRUP ::::.. ! .. ,, 't.Ot i·;'.¥iJj~.~1 •201 ~'.~!' CHOCOLATE SYRUP .. ~ ... m ! ~Cl sl.39 ,,~ ~ CEPACOL • llUT ! CHEESE LOAF ::.·:;,.. ~ . Cl '1.54 . --~~.. _,.~ ~, LOZENHS • 99c AFRI SHAYE$ 1 ''SPRAY STARCH .... G ... •• •>"' 87c ~----J Lou: Frozen } 'ood />rice." ' . \OZ •el&I BOWL CLEANER ~· ... ! ••N 7gc RICE ·-RA FA... ! • NESCAFE =~~~~ ...... 011o•i:lAlSTYll e 110/ 69C ••• LOTI~ s 139 ~ 5 119 . INSTANT COFFEE ·~I s47s VEGRAJAJS ~k!£:.o-c"'"': ! U OI 11c 5;~1n .. · ~~ & HI CDC O s CORN ~~c::it·::-0 I 1001 69• llODHANI S 151 MODOllAlll $ 159 AC LA -'""" ... ' ! 11 ''"' 1.05 VEGETABLES ~?4'~~·.:o .. 00•()111(11• I .. or 87• AHTl-HllllHIANl I IUHllO-V SOFT DRINKS =:'~""~;~•,..ocwH•Ht Sl.85 POTATOES ~ta~o1 • I u-01 98C ~i • ~' ROOT BEER ~1.:,..W<l • ., .. , ! ..,,o, sl.59 FROZEN DINNERS ~~~~,·(~'" ! ,. 59c· (I, ;~·;:.:~:.~~.~~J~:~~~.~:=~~;~~'t~..:~;:: SOFT DRl~S ~f~D\•0-~'-'" •uo1 Sl.29 BUFFET SUPPERS !U:1'ii.;;:~:,r ~~l $1 75 Purina Pet Food Swings IJN'r & U1ine Speri..als •All'll)IU\IHIP!lOWAt lHOAI ) ... FEATURING OM.Y PILOT p ElulJ CJ•lendar --------- ~" ,., ... .._"" ... _. 0'0..-li Mrs. Howard Salqulst, left, •nd Mra. Don Schmid revtew prtzes for Tombola Gala Tombola Gala Set A Harry Winston 18 karat gold pin, an Aynsley hand-painted porcelain lamp and shade and vacauoos for two an Mexico are among pr1&es to be awarded Saturday, Jan. 19, at the fifth annual Tombola 1a11 benefit dinner-dance. The eve.Qt, sponsored by the Ora.oge Coanty Council of the March or Dimes, will be held at the Jewel Court in South Coast Plaza. Proceeds will ~neflt the March of Dimes to help support lta research, educatloo.and counsellq pr'Oll'am on preveotk>n of birth defect.a. Por tnfcrm•Uoe. caU Mn. Jame11 Halstead at 832-7Z33. 'High' Not Normal ...... WE CIUSl.S Hon.IND of Ona • County need volunteers. Tra MUlona "ill be bl&d from t·IO 1.m. to 3:30 p.m c>n Saturdays, Jan. 12, lt and 26 lnformaUon: •1·5m. VlVIAN DINITZ. Wlf'S of lafaeJ'a former ambuaador to the United Stat.ea will be 1-..est speaker at a cbampaane Juncbe9n at 11 a.m. Moo· day. Jan. 21. in Bit Canyon Country Club, Newport Beach. It ls betn& held by tbe Women's Advance Gifta Dlvialon, United Jewish Welfare Fund ol Orance County. ReMrva· lion• are required. Information: Jewish FederaUoo Council office, 754 1944. 'fBE CALJFOaNIA COASTAL Com111tu1on: Myth and Reality is the aubject ol a UCI Town and Gown talk by Dr. Judy Rosener. a teacher l.n the UCI Graduate School and at.ate coaatal commiaslon member, at 10 a.m. Monday, Jan. 21, ln room 220, Social Sclence Tower, UCI. TaEASURES OF LENINGltAD, a aUde lecture on Russian art, will be preaented by Dr. Wendell L. Miller at the Colta Mesa Woman '• Club meet· lnC a' noon Friday, Jan. 18, in the clubhouse, 61-0 W. 18th St .• Costa Meu. Reservations 645-1437 or 646-7398. TaADmONAL AND CBANGING Male and Female Roles in the Work Environment, a seminar to in· crease opportunities for success and advancement at work, will be pre se11ted from 9 am. to ..3 pm Satur day, Jan 19, at Califorma State Un1vers1ty, Fullerton Topics include · How traditional male and female sex -role socialization limits one's potentials, leamin& to grow beyond our soc1ahutioo tn order to increase our opportunities for suc- cess, sexual harassment, and the pros and coos of wortt connected romance. RegistralJon information: Extended Education. 773-2611 A D&BATS aETWEEN Tom Guyton and &UonMy Shelia Behle on LIMt subject ol current lqt.Uatioo at. f ec:Unt wortlq women wW be held at the lr•loe Buatneu and Profeuion.al W~'t Club luncheon at 11:45 a.m. Tblirld~ln~=· 17. at McClure's. ?101 E. • Sant.a Ana Moonlfte Sale Sale of salet It,, Fn rnte 7 to 10 om al Hontmoton Center H 1C, I " . J 1.4 " HunhnolOf\ Cent .. f ~ I lanlaahc 11-h<!M! 1 sale ton11e trom'T ova WELFilE STATE~ Can We L-.===---:.....======.l to tO pm and conttntJ.,., 'Alford Jt? ii the tollic to be diacuued call 142-H71. on Set subtect lo st~ by Dr. Leona.rd dauman, a Bran· ftul •few word• on hand Beed\ 8 1\ld a dell proteuor and ecooombt, at 1:30 to work for ~. Ed•noe< at the San oe:. p. m. Thursday. Jan. 17, in Newport L;:::::i:=======:::!::=======:;a==~ Balboa Savina•. Westcllff Plua, 11th ~ at Jrvine. Newport Beach. lnforma· lion and raervaUona 851·1131 or 5'8·91.34. ) Club~"°" each w...._, _,, the DaUtl Aki( and c:ontaau nae.or. of womn'a and ~ clMb ~ G1ld ewnl• opm to Uie pubbc /or tlw ~ ioeck. Bnd noticn to Club C~. Dail11 P61oe, P.O. &% l.560, Com Mao, CA mn lncWO. JIOllr nam~ and """" ni.m~ USC Al11mni Plan Reunion ANXIETY A Med!QI Reaearcfl Team 1a etUdving the vte of an '• anfl-andety medication TO QUALIFY FOR THE STUDY Volunteers must be temates at lent 18 years old taking Of8I oootracept1ves and ex~ncino an>uety VOLUNTEERS Will RECEIVE A FREE brtef ph'flical examtnallon lab 19'ts med1cahon and v1s1ta w11h a protesa.onal Call (714) 752-7937 BETWEEN B A M and 5 P M A reunion for Uo1vers1ty of Southern California classes of 1940 ~================~ t.brough 19'9 ii scheduled for Marcb l at the ~im Convenuao Celt.er and March 2 at the Inn al the Park. next to the center The March 1 actiYltles include a social hour, dinner and dance where the Society for the PreaervalJon of 81g Banda w\U entertain The March 2 event 1s a bn.meh. Chairman for the reuruon ts Mrr. Louis L. Curtis of Anaheim Mrs Robert Stevena, 954 Afton Road. San Marmo, Calif. 91108. 1s ha.ndllng re servations PauJ Salata of Newport Beach will be master of ceremonies for the reu ruon / Assiating with alumru c:ootacl in the Orange Coast area are Mrs Donald Maler of Laguna Niguel. Mrs Walt.er F. Pusch of Corona del Mar. Mrs. Beverly Roose of Cap11trano Beach an<S Mrs. Warren Badraun of South Lagune c -a -t 0 .. 0 --R 0 0 .,. ,. ( Shlgles Caleltdar ) 8&11 CENTER will bold a Slnele at M14GI. Experience diacusalon on "Com· OaANGE OOABI' SINGLES will mwlicaUoa for Slalles." at 7:30 p.m. ha Frida~, Jan. 18, in tbe city of~. ve • daampqne bruDdt at 11 :30 ------------------- r ' DEAR ANN LANDERS: Does marl. Juana have any effect on the way a penon'a body bums up oalortes? J aak this question because my husband ran out of pol for a few days and dropped six pounds AIM>, me center presents a day-loag a.m. Sunday, Jan. 20, in Hunttacion Q~ •&CS\0 worUbop on inllmacy for gay men at Beach. t 'or lllformauoo, call Roo al ~uC o\:.;) ' .. tT C0ff"'- 1Dd don't let anyone tell 10 a .m . Saturday, Jan 19. For in· &U-3al8 \ n~ \ ... ~ ENJO'<Mt\"4' ell' \N l}-\£ you It isn't. formation, call Bob at 997·9600 BALBOA SKI CLUB will have a t..l READ .f'U "$A W£~1' ~ TGIF party at 6 pm Friday, Jan. 18. h-. uo•lC 7 OA' ~, r\~··:\t.'ll I should teU you that Bob has been smoking dope for about 10 years He's had the daily habit for the last three. He smokes when be geta up, bas a joint at lunchtime and usually does two more numbe r s afler supper. I'd say be goes through an ounce every three weeks. The guy is a good hus band and father, and I don't mind al all that he is into grass Bob ls about 25 pounds overweight and seems to be in good health. He can wortt high, play hl&b and dnve high. He eit· r.lains he is uaed to be· ag "up there." l\'a, like hia normal state. Please fmd out what you can about amok.lug dope and caloriea. We would like to mow. DAYTON, OHIO Ann Landers DEAR DAYTON : Normal state? My 1randfatber'a mUBtacbe. I Jut hope wben be's blgb beb.hMI tbe wheel yon and the kids are ln anotber ear. If Bob lost six poa.nds In a few days when be ran out of pot, tbe loJlcal deductloa is that be eata more ~a be'• hJ&b -the same way moat pHple pat away more food after lMJ'Ye llad a few belta. TIM re•· CONFIDENTIAL TO CARnE&'S will have a TGJF par· at Black bea rd 's res taurant an vQUR n ff\L-t!..>--~2=c.2' UP TO MY EYEBALLS ty at 6 p.m. Friday, Jan. lB. in Costa Newport Beach. For information. 1 AND CAN'T TA.KE IT Mesa. For information. call Tl!fany call 752-0128 ANYMORE: YOtl coaJd ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ hardly be coaaideftd u UDpreJadked obeener. I can't believe b1a rtte>rd la H bad as yoa claim. Even a clock that Isn't nuua.bll la rttb& twltt a day. Give tbe gay a fipting chance. Illa We la no bed or roses, either. Ancient Diet Garlic and o nions figured strongly 1.11 the ancient Egyptians· diet. It la Hid lbat a daily ra· lion of the two gave workers the strength to build the great Pyramids and tombs of lbe Pharoahs FOOTBALL W AaM·\JP Simmer canned un sweetened pineapple juice wilh whole spices about 10 minutes. Add !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ canned. cranberry juice coclrtail to taste. 'l'ben beat to aimmeriDI and strain into beat-proof beverace container to carry to the came. ••• PVNCB BOWL CBDJ.Ea Freeze a l&r1e can un· sweetened pineapple juice u.nUI solid. Add frozen fruit block to punch bowl ln place or ice to keep beverage chilled. IOll: Aleald aad mlDd· ------------------ a Uerl•I dra11 Im · mobJ.lllle tbe .. eemorlq ., ...... ud • .Ut-t.lle· ~u atUAlde tU. Htr. Pol ~ THC ftltb 11 • mbld·aJ&ertas dJ'1ll we·ue taken further reductions on our collections of day and evening dresses, classic and contemporary sportswear. .. knits. suits, lingerie •• 1 and Joungewear. Shop now for best :'.,1 savings and selection. • I ' 1u' J ave uture 'ftllPMALIO..,_ *'" ._.._ DO docuznalt.ed C ... of ,.... .. ~ bom mlel'O'rav. ov.a. All U. llljurill reported ao ru ani Lbinp Ilk•..,_ tW ..ad lmt u ... ,. ly bave bappeaed wttb ecm• ,...,,, cook1llC ap- pUanC* Ther9 .,.. Mftl'aJ n&lel .. tallow Lo •.old troUbJe Amm:ia &Mm: -Cbedaae.,o._..._..,_ ... u;o maae aure ta.re 11.d .,.._ ao ablppt111 ctamac•. -Nner opera1e a ml~" ovta U the door doee not clioee ftnnb or U It ii bent, wanned or ot.berwtM damqed. -Nftu 1mert objecta lb.rou&b the door g.rill or around the door aeal. -Do not turn the onu oa when It lt empty. -a.EAN 11IE OYEN cntty, the door and the seal.I frequently wttb water and • mild de- tuaent. Do not uae ICOW1DI pads, 1teel wool or other lbr..m... -a.eek dot1f sea.la periodically. Hne them re.,&aced by a quallfled serviceman lf they have deteriorated. U you think your oven ml&bt be leaking, contact the manu.facturer, a microwave service organization, your state health department or the FDA. Do not rely oo do-tt-yOW'fflf testing deonces. 1be FDA 1111 they are "eenerally in· accurate and milleadiog." An FDA leaflet. "Microwave Oven Radia- ttoo." ia available at no charge from Dept. 558G, the Consumer Information Center. Pueb)o, Colo .• 81009. 1t explains that mlcrowaftS are a form of electromagnet.le rediatlon -waves of electrical and magnetic energy moving Poeether th.rough space. They are produced in the oven by an electron tube. INSIDE THE OVEN, the m~rowaves wh1ch are reflected by metal -bounce back and forth until lbey are abeori>ed by food. They cause the water molecules in food to vibrate. The vibrations produce heat. The heat cook.s the food Microwave ovens can be more energy effi· c1ent than conventional appliancea because foods cook raater and because the enern heals only the food -not the entire compartment. You uaually cannot use met.al cootalners or alominum foll to cook UJ a microwa•e oven .. auae the microwaves would bounff rlaht off. Y~ can. however, uae 1laaa, ~ or ceramic a well M tome pl..UCS. T'bl mierowHS pua ri.lbt t.brou.lb-11 ln doubt, check tbe manufac· tihr'1 m.tructb:m ALL MICROWAVE ovens made lince Oc· t®er 1971 are covered by the FDA '1 radiation s afety standard limiUne the amount of microwaves that can leak from the oven throughout it. lifetime. Tbe standard abo re- qwres all ovena to be equipped with two m- terlock 1y1tema to stop the production of microwaves the m1nute the latch la relea&ed or tb.e door 11 opened. There la oo nsidual radia- llOn on<-e microwave production bu atopped. NOTE· There used to be concern that microwave ovens could interfere with tbe pro- per operation of certain electronic cardiac pacemakers. Electric abavers, au?o lenition s,.atema and other electronic products aUerl"ere ~uebt Po interfere. The FDA says the problem baa been lareely ret<>lved by a chanle ln tbe de· sfen of pacemakers so they are shielded aeainst electrical interference. It la a tood idea. hOwever. for people with pacemaken to consult ~Ir doctors before USlDI 8 microwave oven. ~ergy Audit Useful Tool. By BA&M&A llAYD ,., .... 3 • U JOU can tell bow bard the wind la blowing before you step out of your own front door, you art a pri~ candidate for one ol the newest tooh in the aneoaJ aaaJ.ut CCJStb' fuel bllll. It'• a llorne merey audit. The phrase la up-to-date termlnolop for a tborouch lnapecUoo by qualified ind1viduala of lb• efficiency of your home in t.erml of it. uae of enfrQ. A quallfted profeukJoal wbo cbecka the ~Un1 system, the amount ud coodltion ol ln· auaauc:n in noon . wal.la and cet.ltq, tbe coadJ· def'. of wlPdowa and doon and tbe location and ae\tlD& ol tbe tbenDOllllt w1ll probably be able to tpot potential trouble spota and met.bods of aa\'lnl ener1Y · ... ---. ·Tan (Apr ..... ., JO>: ltmp.buiJ oa ..... ~--· Dow • ,. )'OCl .. to '° ad to unvie at _ Uoa Canc!er • Aquartua .. HODI r11u ... ID ICH&rlo. Be rec%~:· " • wtlllld to make '*"'•l'Y rw . Otte w-.0 taualit 1ou t11 put makea reap- pearaDCe. OIUONI Ohy ll.Jun JO>: Elpand baM ot operaUOfta tr you dl1play vt1or, amblUoo, ~cetll"Y f\IDdl wtll be made available. One clou to JOU comes up w1th money aurprile. Sa1tttartao ftauree promi.Defttly. Attent oa aav- •na•. tmo..tmeotl, wilbnpea Po «Mlve beneath turface lndlutlooa. . CANCU (Juno 21·July Z2): You make aur· pmlna proereN by t.akln1 ooe •t.9 at • time. Means a.old atlempllna Po skip es.aentlala Be wUllq Po revtew, revile and to \ear down for ul· Umale purpoM of rebuild.in& on a more aolld alJ'Ucture. An 1tt.omey may eoo1ult you -for DO fee. LEO (July 23-AUI 12) Be analytical in connectioo wttb Job, special request by one who depeoda upon you. Meana find reuoaa -take nothing for eranted Gemini, Virao. Saitttarlua persona play key roles. Member or opposite sex confides, coofeaaes and npect.a lo be nattered. VlaGO < Au1. 23-Sepl. 22): Good lunar aapect comddea now with excitement ot db· covery. adventure and love. lmportant d'9111estic adjustment occun -there may be talk of change of residence Taurus, Llbra, Scorpio persona figure prominently In matters of speculation. stick with number 8. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct 12> · Det\ne terms, avoid 9elf-deceptJon, look behmd scene for valid anawen1. Emphasis on security, relauons with older indlvldual who la accustomed to &ivinl or· den. You are due to complete an important transaction. Get property appraiaal SCOSPIO COct. 23-Nov 21): Be fiexible without scatlerine forces -what you nttd will practically be handed you on proverbial silver platter. Money ptcture is brighter than you originally anticipated. A abort trip could result in locating "mJsaine link." SAGITl'A81tJ8 (Nov. 12·Dec 21): Fulfill commitment, put oblleation could actually prove a boon to profrtlls. Puule pieces will fall into place. Aries, Libra persona figure prom- inently Individual who cares for you proves it and your morale la elevated. CA.P•ICOBN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Emphasis on new starts in new directions, more indepen- dence and involvement In creative project. Leo, Aquam.11 mdividuals figure prominently Cycle hieh -you will be at rieht place at rleht tame Trust your own Judcment, e.ive full play Po lll· tuitive lnt.eUed. AQUA.UUS <Jan. 20-Feb 18) · Obtaln valid hint by readin& Capncorn meeu,e. Accent on story behind the story; subtle approach brings dealred r.ulta. One you formerly reprded u a foe could .ow beeom• an allJ. Know it, and don't bm'll ,our brtd1ea. Pl8CF.8 <Feb J.9.Mar. all)· SodaJ adlritlea accelerate. Questions and answen dominate scenano. Accent on travel, wnting, special commurucatiooa from afar GemlnJ, Sa&ittarlus natives fieure prominently A wi11h Jff rulfilled and romantJc aura prevails l\1useUID Tours Oran1e Coast College • Community Service Office i.a offenng tours of the Huntinilon Library. Art Gallery and Botanical Gardens, the J Paul Getty Muaeum and the Norton Simon Mwieum thia sprtns. The Huntinstoo Library tour la set for Feb. 9 the J . Paul Getty tour u scheduled for Mar 1 ~ the Norton Simon visit will be held Mar 22. P'eea for the ftnt two t.oun1 are f7.50 each, while~ Nort.oo Simon tour 1s priced al $10 Pre· reg~tration ii reqwred I Forms -For Refunders ., UrrtN BIAHUlf II rudna Mn torm1 to tM id4NMM 111toft r CLIP 'N' PILS . ~ l'tlfUnd otf . II of th.to hlH bt CSlHPpoln'9CI u rtHlvln1 ,..pomaUUthlaonettv-OtMr Mtlll: ''1'bank you tor rour rMtrfJt uh7 ,.. t•rd.i.q eertltlcaia ~u"-1 for ou.r Nfund olttn. Out apec:t.al otten .,. ldw4'1\l.Md In uw1papen, Bunday aupplea , '°' peda lo aroeerJ •to,..., DHla.s.a.n. and cm our pro- duct.a We do not bne a 1uppl1 lll oat office '' U you •It.ch tbue aoureet, ~ wtU n.nd manJ8~Ll• to save moaey OD the pur ol our product.." TBE ADDaas THAT lt a part of each refund lllUD& LI usually t.ba\ ol • clearln1 bouae employed by tbe ma.oulactunr to pro- ceu rel\md requau. lD miost c..... tbe manulactunr doe. not live lb• cleartn1 home a 1upply of refund form.a to diatrlbute to people who requeat tbem. But don't ctve up hope. Many cocaiderlte manulacturera "" up 1peclal addresaea where aboppen can writ.e IOI' lonm that they cunot find lD t.betr atora. Tbeee addrellet are uaually found on \be cardboard backina• under tear-off pada of re- fund forms ~re you will find a DOU~ a1mllar to thia one· "Sorry, all the fonm an ~~n_e ~ou can obtaln a form by writint to ONCE A MONTH I publish a bat ol these special add.res&ea Po which you can write for refund forms ElpeclaUy ll you are new Po re· fundulg and don't bave many refund romu, It is worth spending 10 cent.a for a postcard If you lhlnk you can lake advant.aae of ooe of these offers Mk for the refund Conn by specifically namlne the offer For ex1tmple: "Pleue send me a refund form for the S'Morea $1.~ Refund Offer. ffere 11 th1J montb'1111t ol e doam tonu you can write for: -All to Percent Wund Ofter, P.O.~ NB 784, El PuoL Teua '1'09n. Recetve a re- fund of up Posa. &xplr• Dee. ai. 1881. -&\GGIES F&EE 81DdwtchJa Ofter. Box M4, Yoon1t America, Minn.. • 8eocl , lor lbe rorm before May 31, 1980. -Family Cheracol D Refund Ofter, Tbe UpJobn Co. tJntt 9001 ·-.0, 700 Portaae R.oed, K alamu.oo. Mich 4900L Receive a ~ refund. EX'plr• June 30, lillO. -Everrndy $1 Refuod, Uruon Car-.de Corp., Battt'fy ProductA Dh1aion, Caab R~ Department, Old Saw lllll 1Uft1' Road. Tarrytown, N, Y. lCJi58L Expinil March 31.1980. -Gentle Touch $2 Rcl\md Offer, t bl· dust.rtal Drive. P .O. Box 2813, Maple Plain, Minn .~ Expires June 30, 1*. -GEN'ft.E TOUCH Gtft Certlftcate Of. fer. P 0 . Box saM-A, Cllntoa, Jowa 5273S. Re<:eive a $1 certificate. E1ptrea M1y 31 ll80. • -P'rH Morton House Chili, P.O. Box 82S4 A. CUntoo, lowa Ul3'. Explres March 31, 1.980. - -Free Morton Houae Stew, Box 152S-A, Clinton. Iowa 52136. Exptrea March 31, Ul80. -Nabiaco Save Sl, P.O. Box 225, El Paao. Tex.u 7tl117 Receive a $1 refund. Ex- pires Jt.V>e 30. 1880. -Free Potatoes Offer, P .O. Box 12:58. Bost.on.. Mau. 02172. Retttve a $1 refund from Nestea Expires March 31, 1380. -Plant.ers Free Poprom Offer. P.O. Bol[ 14470, Balllmore, Md 212118 Expirea Ju- ly l. U8> -S'Mores SJ SO Refund. ~raJ Mills Inc . P.O. Box 96 A. Minneapolis, MIM. ~-Expires May 31, 1980. -----------------------------------------· I a.JP 'N' FU.E aEFUND6 -.c_ ......... ~ GtHCllA4. [llCTlltC Jl-t• ~ PO 1k>o lffl ~Pl-. -HM llec:•I" •\I,.,._ SeflCI -""'-,.,.._. c-, •ftll -·~ """' ben <Ill '""" i-.._._ 1>•"-> of C..-..•• ll<Klrl< ~ Ltte -"° l.JQM ,._,,.._ P'"' -,,. Qlll~• rwc:eopt wtfll ,,_ prtc:a\ < ,..,.._ ihlV'O '°"" ,.qul...U f. ......... 09< I t• .. \IM~ll $1 '1 (..,. ~ P 0 8oa..., ~ Pl•t'\. Mi"" UM lllfl(etw • ll 11 rel""'1 W.O '"" A~·· n...-,_on the bottom.,. the boCk at,,.. f>O"odu< I pj"' tlw •99'\lfl roce191 •tlfl in. pnu < "rted Atrtund,.,.,.,. ,_....., ( •Plff' J .. t tWt \TP.,.,,, r;I e C..... Ill-Of1••. Aos H~ Fl P•1o0 T~4"" ,.,.,.,, 11 ..... • )0-< ... t ,....-S-0 the \ T P IOQID I rem ttw ,,..,,,. .,. -\ T P Sort"' • c,..,, l>Of11• ph.n tlW rfoQl\IH '9<.el"' trllll l"9 plK t Cir( leO "'•'",,., ..... "' ,_.._ £1<1)1 .... ~· "· ... .... ,,... f IGARO llef\N ()n9r, P.O. Boa CJ V .... 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"you gotta have heart," adviaee the Jewelry IJ>chasy-y Council A gift of a heart locket or p{n bu always been a V&Jeotine'a Day favorite. the counctl polnf,s out. Thia year, however. there are an abundance of hearts to choose from, ran1tne from mad to mod. Select your own valentine from pendant. lD hurt shapes that could be plain, nut~ cut out. fthgrttd. free form or embellished with ~emstone& Most popular gemstooe for Valen- tlne·s day 1.a, of course, St.. Valenti.De'• own birthstone. the amethy\t Ever ~e teM!vuuon 5\.a.r Arlene Francis .;tarted the "heart oo a atnna" fad by wearing and never t.a.kJng off the little diamond-studded he a rt '1 veo her by her bus band, bu.rt peodanta have been "in," fashionably apeakiq, says Kae Mee~. fashion eooaultaat few tbe council. For ticket l.Jlformat1on, call s:i6-S527 ----~~~ JANUARY SALE fRANCI~-ORR fine stationery corona del mar \ NEWPORT • NWBM I ~ * . One Call Service Fast Cre~lt Approval 9lWSr: ~ .............. .., .... ,.,.... ..... ... I ....... n. O.Y PILOT.._, ...., fortt.e .... ... cimnd ....... -"· MST Una;....MneoNr '4AOOO Larp livilll rm. wlwtde expame of 11au openina to buae waterfront paUo for real Newport lifestyle. Water, boata. li&bta, 1unaet1 --it hu It all. 2 Bedrooma. 2 bath. See anytime. WISLIY M. TA ft.OI CO.. la••• JIU S.J11;' ... ._. MIW .. ...,'Po. __ lt--_ cen9. M.I. 644-49 I 0 .... 2w•t•..tttoa.1 5 BR 4 Ba cualom waterCroot bom•• wt l7x38' pvt dock• Priced $995,000 to ONIAYA&W'= ........ T....._.._. ........ ~ ............. .. .... ;:_ .. , ......... .... OM IAYSml DI: 11 C•-....... e.t .......... ....,..,., ......... .. cosy..., ........ .., ...... .... w .. .., ........... llJl.000. COU OF MIWPOllT llALTOllS 2515 I. c.-Hwy .. c..... ....... 675-5511 $1,095,000 direct from ,._ _______________ _ tdlder. For detal.1.1 oo 1- PMIC UDO COMDOS 2.a, 6 4 Bdrm W/pool, jac .• II sauna . l>anorauuc coastal vie,. In beautiful San Otego !llrtma at MUOO with cd,y s"4 down. 11.875 in· cer.t. Take advantage d t2-e low prices. Salet U.. homes and appl to see, call Carol Hoff, 631~ SINGLES PAD E9UfrY IUILDER $62 5081 ir.....-y-u-t_ ' • rvir--~ Almost oew Northwood HllAll ISTA'ft Near new 3IOO IQ rt bome on i,; acre. 4 Bdnm, 3 batba. Vaulted wood beam cellinp. Idea ror multiple familY OMJf!l"lhlp. sm.ooo. CAU.644-7211 llEWPllT BEACH MARINA PAClP'ICA. Lana Beach l Br, den. l~ba Coodo ·~54.500 Watufronl Co mm w /allp avail. Bkr ~. mcunVE 75S-8111 AIAMK*'D oesanD FOMOTTIH Co\'enld entry adds to tbMt abandcwd ) bdrm. 2 ba. family room ~ Mlb 2 bnck fireplaces. coumry ll:1U:beo k>oks out to covend breeze way A&1ume 152.000 9...,~ la.n Owner anuou1 Call DOW 546-ZJU amc. ~ ltlt\M-du.sk 3NI Dd Sol Blvd, San ~!!':?:'!!........ ~. 714~ So.Cocntf'lalGAno Condo! Full Price 2 Bdrro . .' 2 bath condo m IB'Z.!iOO!' Yount Stnilea rustic set.Uni, rec room, & Couples type complex poola. i;paa, pets 0 K bolta tenrus. pool, apa. New carpet., drapes. bUUarda, volleyball & paml. $18,WO • ''l'erma" more• Unit ~ upiraded ~~ too Take advaot11e1 Call fast' 752-1700 OCEANFRONT LOT ...... ". ' , •• tc; M N«I • /Jn ~IGEL . DTllLU :._ i\550Clt\l[5 MANS.OM Spectacular 3 Bdrm. 3 beth, w /oak tank wall toilet. pedeetal alnlt, bidet. daw foot betbtub. Dllrrored ce1llnas. a muslve aplll level w1bu&e family rm O"f'-1t1 "• I \ .,,, 10 ftrt ,,.._<I [9l'IMUI =-~~~~i~ .[ \811$111 G 1 a ~ I 002 l.U(iAJM -·-•••••••••••••••• ..-SAY.OE Ui2 Br Apt.a l I bch. Super 3Bdrm 2 bath. Stove/Retria. SZ75 /S37S l.arie famtly rm. cracltl· 951-7G>,493-7ll08 in1 fpk, pool, RV park· GtAMT craddula fplc. mirrored "XER! dln101 rm . cuatom IDtdlim. z pant.Mes, encl 100% Financmg! U'i'I~ garden patio, Be VA Loan. z.story Gta0t. 3 cre.tJve oa financ1.111' Bdrm 2 bath, auooy Try VA! ll.36.000 Act country ltitcbeo. buae abw! Call ~23U VACATED! Coe det.al.la. JACOIS REAL TY "'""70 -... THEW ... TER 1111 .... wne M•'"< Loan ~ A Pnc.d at SlOU.000 Act 2Br 2ba, den, 41 ' Chrll now.Call546-23l3' O'aft.S3B.~orTrade. °'''· ,1,o .. , • ,..,. ,.,., 1 ~43 [ !IJ Qualified Carpenter = ~:~~t~~~ ~ lt~ft!llJ ~~~ 2~~~~~ esdudiq Penn. Laguna. own tools. Call Jerry 6-€ South to La Jolla . --------1 PMor6-1All.M1·2083 Private Party. Wltb EASTSIDE lar1e cub deposit. 20MALOT ICM300, Ad•ltt« #31. Two bol-. located lo a dlmable are. al Coat.a UDOIS&.AND Redhill¢~ Realty I .iJ1 I l<t'.111\ llt ti(l' b ll 7J00 ,,,, .,, .. ,,,.,, ... , .. , ., ., .,. .. UDO 3 Bdrms .• 2 batba, with separate apt. Oo_.Lldo We. Owner very flex.Ible onftnancln&. A real at.eal • ta),000, OI' make of. fer. boom rtJOID. (}woer Ans· ()PtN I~ 9 •fl\ IU'v l•J1" .. "I 1fillN~~! DlVOllCE! llUSTSELL! Two-Story 5 Br, 3 ba. Topaz Lake area, AlmDlt SIOO IQ ft. Back Nevada. New Z·•lY, Bay 1oc. Owner will help WOft. lo• home. 3bt, ftDmce. A1kiq '125.000. Giant Newport exec home. 4 Br. F.R . D R • 2 frplca & pool Owner ftnaoCUl.i makes tt easy to b&(Y or may lease op- tioo A.1k1ne 12n.ooo call6'$-7221 SAL.ISM.t.M ...._ Great for income 49' wide II Immaculately redecorated throughout iD beauUlul Mediterra· oeao flavor. Aall:lna I~~~~~~~~ C;:' 41 owner will 2ba. heavy~ roal. ..u•UA&.TY · Wetlclff..., ZI> elect, watar, •MPtiC M6-0i I 4 IASTSIDI t.d all ln. Lnel l+ac. 1 -· .c• • _,.Comm-DO mtbly ree-property or live in ooe, • ...-. Pan.time OK. rent the other. Owner 8Jl.ll'1'7 wlU llDance with ZS"J(, ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-j do W D • Fu II pr 1 u , SllZ,SIO. cau 5S&-28llO I u.h Goad roeda. w .. --,_______ --.-. ·-JACOBS REALTY No Qmllfytnc. owner aJ..-s to $59,500 for OCU"VllWI 3 88 with IO' ahp '7M670 wt.11 CarrJ. Prime loc:a· "** w.1 All AnD ol-v ......... .,...,..._; 111. -.om. tion. ~ Lo li1l$.llOO. fen fa ta'ml cooaidend. tr a de l \&a• • ' m · Sf .83 per DAY 'IW .. ALL JOU PllY fora .,~lld DAILY PILOT SERVICE llRECTORY DO IT NOW' 642-5671 Adwertlun m1y pl1ce lhtlr 11h by u!ll-pbon~ I 00 1.m t.o 5 JO p m .. onda,y thnl P'rida1 I to -. Saturc!Ay COSTA MP.SA o,ncp; mw Bly tcz,.511'11 HUNTINCTON BUC\i 11m 84'1ch Blvd !>40-1Z20 LAGUNA BEACH 1027 N Col.fl H .. y l..,ua.a 8e¥b ...... NOR11f COUNTY 4ial free S40-LDI ClAU... ....... De1dllne for eopy • 111111 11 5 JO p m tbe d1y before publlrallon, urept for Sund1J • Moeda1 EdllJona •be• dndUM II SaWn1a¥. l2 -· ~ ..uLATIONI ERRORS: Advel:tl11n altould dMdl Uletr .., dally A report errort l111m1dl1t1ly Tfft DAILY PUm -ullMt llallltlllt1 for tbe flnt IMerf'Kt i-t.laa oalJ. CAHCGJ.ATIONS .... killllll .. Id ... .... 1o..-. ....... e1 tile KILL NUlitaltR ..... JOll bf . .,... .. .... . ,.... "',.. UH.U.0-. ftla U1J ...... , •••l •• ,r1111t14 llltJ tlllt• .......... 191 ... ..... C::SELECT --~i...e OIUNowMS-n71 O..N.B.™'nMI -•••I I Bdrma., i 601 UDO 411.-;:;.lr'C °""''"o.11pv••11Cf•-..c1• lllllbl . trpk. + eom-Waterfront condo. T" PROPERTIES .-WPOIT H8CMfTS ~;?:.t~:n ["1·1ftlill ··~~A• ~t=~ ::::.=.~ dp.AlltbiacraclouaUv-.;::;;;•••11•=-==-4 BR 2 ea.\,; acre Jot. .... ..,.....,.. *Cote Realty Old World Charm mbances uu. 2-ltor)'. 3 bech'OOID home Formal dinlna room. warm kitchen. lauadry room t.oo! Real Hayloft in garace. Owner will be ere a ti ve. bnnK offer! 646-7171 ina+alowiot.erestloan SellwtlbEASE! U$0 Hicbland Dr., ..._. &lavestmeat too! Call now.~ lt'a a BREEZE Slil5,CXJO. 714-129-7011 eY9, * '7~70~ 640-S777 AskforPbyWa a..1fiedAdaMZ· ~da.ya ·~~~~~~~·~~~~~~~ COATS & WALLACE iiiiiii~~--ili~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiii 1~ 1~ r>PfN 11 (/ • I "t l•I '°'"I 1ee11ta •VETS* Ute Yo. Ehibllty NOW NOOOWN LOANS TO $100,000 LOW INT RA TE Lel us &how you t.>w to Qualify T•toladC~t w.u... 754-1202 1u; &Ake~Dnam GO VASI 11,500 Move right 10. Im · maculate beautiful decor and landscaping. 3 Bdrm. 2"'3 Ba. Lota of wood cabinets Large double garage, pnvate fenced entry & yard. See lO believe! How perfect Want Ad Help? TOP .WW ROM DOVB SMOJ.3 Family home desi&ned to provide private living areas for eve~one. 3 Bdrms., fa91Uy rraom, separate bonus room, den, pool & security system. $449,500. INNBWPORTCE~R • 644r9060 macnab I Irvine realty A IU8leOtAR'I OP ,,_ IRYINI COMttANY -= 810111 ILlllS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE EXCWSIVI JASMINI CUB D~lr11ble One Sl'lry Two Bedrooma + Den With Another Fireplace. Separau Ouune Room Neutral Colon Two Extra Lance Palloe Security Gau Poola. Spu & Tenrua. Ttp Top Coodtllon. Lel Us Sbow It To You. S2SO.OOO --..... , ..... 631-lllO U 1 DO't9 DllVI HAUOll-VIEW HIU.S Price reduction for immediate sale. Lusk built 3 Bedroom, family room smgle story house. New carpets & decorator wallpaper. Eartbtone decor, wood paneling. Brand new kitchen appliances including Jenn-Aire range and microwave oven. Large corner lot. Owner assists financing. $219,500 . PBtlMSULA Spanish style duplex features 3 bedroom and one bedroom unita -- both with fireplaces, dishwasben, modem appliances. Euy walk to beach and shops. Flexible terma. Owner will trade. $275,000 • l Prt•ah hoctm Fabulous 4 Bdrm borne in Came<> Shores! Prime Corona del Mar location. with 180 deg Ocean View, cathedral ceilings & Game room. huge pool-size lot.l ~west priced View home m Came1> 'Shores Call 673-85.50 AbmdaRld lntlcCdMH~ Needs TLC & lmaginahon. 3 Bedroom + fireplace. ranched fence & roses. Owner AnXJous Call 673-8550 Hmudlt Pri•acy Private 3 Bdrm CdM home nestled in h1Lls1de, steps to the sand. living room with quaint bnck fireplace opens to pnyate patio &~saver kitchen. Assumable Joan Call 673-8550. Ch111 M CdM lhlpleir Walk to bPach & shops: each 2 bedroom cottage has woodburning fireplace and patio! Owner will help flnance. Call now 673-8550. 673-8550 · $62,tlO for thts 3 bedroom family home with comm. Pf>Ol. You bet! And u aharp aa tbia one ls, lt won •t last long. Call for into now! 12 UMm Ten 2 bedroom/2'one bedrooms. Seller will be creatlve. Prime Orange County location. Offered at only $415,000 . MEWPORT RACH A-FRAME CHA.LIT 4 bedroom boute + bachelor urut, one block to the ocean. This is a new listine and won't last at ooJy $150,000. EA.STSID! COSTA MHA--419.tOO Thia charmer is as good H eone. Large lot and owner will help finance. Call now. 540.J666 'Nltela11 Real Estate Inc. FOllC&.OSUU SAU! 1--MESA-•YllH--- l.OOO IQ ft oce~ VI~ p r op e r t y 1 n S a n BeaWh&Uy remodeled 3 (lnnrdl' Must be sold bedroom, bu super oow' Bnn1 payments bU.lt·m k11cben. formal current II tak.e O"'H dmm& room. and warm szoo .ooo loan Ail famlJ:y room Oak par-.:!-'712 quiet noon. ncb wood puebo&, c.dar •iuntk ASSUMAILE LO~ dtenor, 1reenhou1e Sharp 3 Bdrm bome watb WIDdow. new wall to wall an uaumable hl ~nd ~ lt'I all here. aelJer will rllT)' 2nd No f\a1l price $107 ,000 Call quab.IYtn&. and pn ced at ~1 l»l only $108.888 Call mS31o NOW• C: SELECT A 'T'PROPERTIES LLSTATE RE.a•..-.. f\nd what you •aat ID -'vne Dlli1Y Pilat o ... 1Deda. PAS1111l YIEl- SUPEI Clml-$181,IJl- llAIB Ill D8llS =: "1 ........ !" ..... ... -=--•C..-~·· ..... .... ......... ,. ... , -..... .WW ..._ ... J ............. .. .._ ............... -1.... ......... ,..,..,.. ....... ..... ecc 1d1 67Uto0 CUIB APPEAL COLOU/CAPE COD- llEWPllT BEACH Prefa nl rn., ~ llillew;t a •1 So _, ............ "'c! t ' ....... J bed"'-· .... -Fnedl ...... .... _..,....,.&Y11W.s.., .... ,.,.. roN1 _... ftacplu• • ..,_.. • ...... uporet. f-. rw. wl.. fl,.,a.ce, yow-• --.... ... .......... ,.... ~wa .,_ ..... "'*''-.A ,_t.ct .............. ._, •"-... ., ... .. ~••· S~7l,OOO. 611-1400., * FRtllT ROW BAYFRONT-¥11 S.cerfty IMl.lldfa9 la • ,,..atltlH• ................. ..,.w tti.6-.e,_... ... ..,.....,..._ ttihZW.2111.Ac..S..hal.tlp...._ 5'oW9 by .,t. SJ75.000. '7Uff0. s... R«ttM. Ptoc>ntll Menlgement WATERFRONT HOMES, INC . REAL ESTATE 2436 w COMf Hwy. Ntwpor1 8dc h 31., Manne !we. Balboa lllanet 631-1400 673-6900 • ... i!. Neptune Society ~ CIU~MATION 8UlllAL AT Sl!A (>.46.7431 Y-.-IM~.._ ...... , -·--~l«'lk• c.11 ................ "'"' --1 c::-..1 .... IM.1%....oM Ma\&.HOMI 646-242'4 CostaMeN 673-tWSQ NaCIMcmml l&LUOADWAY 1~ Costa MMa 642-9150 IMrTH. 'MMLL MOll'IUA.IY ~CHAP& Mortu.ry ·~tloM 4Z'1 E. 17th St. Costa Mela 6464888 '9camcmt&I tNIWMS'MOITUMY t1Z1 Mlln Bl flln~Kh PmMl&Y •COletlM .... Al NONI 7801 IOluAve w.&minttet 893-35211 PACMC'11W 1•1twMPAn o.i.~~ 3500 hdftO v. Dn¥9 ,_portBHch ~ - .. Mayock New Head Of Scouts Diver Aid Offered ProlJate Explored PUBLIC NOTICE P\JBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE CITY Oft IRVIME ANNUAL REPOttT 011 P'INANCIAL TltANSACTIONS <Sumtn.try ot R....,-t s.mitt.cl to Sutit CoMrolt.r> 1~7' S111, 1t1,AJS •Note: Ending fund betencn Include NtAD funds OI $160,n. held In trust for COMtNCtlOn Al OI June JO. 1979. l10,.508,111 ..... Cj!!ttn!Ctlo!! "'"' IIYf.l sMa .. m , S6,lS1,162 S16,tS9,97J 18,859,812 SS8.S29 7,D20,239 36,278,31, 20.A13;470 ~o.tsay s 133.575 1tn-tf Lowy S1M7,742 . &I UllliilOO ti()1'tl:I A!Al TORS•. 875 9000 2443 Eat Co HlfhWIV, Corona dtl Mar IAYFllONT We ha vu several ftne homes with pier & sUp PIMl .. SULA PotMT Newly decorated 4 bdrm family home. Close to ocean $325,000 EL TOIO HORSE COUMTRY 4 B~rms ., 3 bath s; ranch style, m101-estate in orange groves. $249,500. BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR Joli Rnr111 .. o .. ,,.., NB o/S 6161 . -------ieon.. .. Mar 1022 CURIOSITY INVEHTEO MILLIONAIRES ~>ear old house. zoned ••••••••••••••••••••••• OWHADO! Mull Hll 4 bd. view home Reduced lo $319,000 Fee land. Dar rell Pash. Ownr Agt 64(). 2326 or 63 l 1..266 OP. C1v1c Center urea.1--------- Swlt.a A.nu Call no~ fo1 rool"t! <Wt d I b SUPER DUPER DUPLEX •IYOW1'9• NOMI & IMCOMl a HouNt. w /20<\ doWn. will carry a\ 10'{. -.ooo 842..olm ---a a a1JahW.S aJlT.iOTJCT.llC s.:ou C.......Locatton Small, co1y houHlon Vet)' lrs. bulldable lot For tale by owner. Qlll ,:::!'Z"CtLT;J .... HOUSE FOR SALE BY OWNER tBr. pool. Mesa Del Mur Area, firm at Sl 10.000 SJ0.00> tlwn. owner will finance. Prin only 642·990~ dya. 559 0020 eves. R·Z JUSTLJSTB> 84'xl63' w beautiful 1.ree8 -2200 & f 3 BR 2 Ba. remodeled home Fenced ror privacv F.asts1dt! Sl:H.900 Ruth Laune. RJtr. 646-4380 NO DOWN VA $90,000 348 Hamilto~ St 4 Br or den, l3• ba. frplc. dbl gar Bkr 642· 7743 PllCEUDUCED! Westside. C.M. Room Cor 7 condos. Agl. 875-8170 - I It• 11 "1 I I [ll 'JUrJ MIWVATRMSt • bdnn. II.QI.. •tol'Y I 2 Ip COf'd paliol. Choice Clllllral aoc.Uoo ua C.M. ~Sl ' 19 l.501 CO%Y&WAIM (Me .. del Mar> ltna:8c.3br,2ba.pool& paUo borne Xlnl loca llon Custom up&raded throuabtout f>'1oancing open 2821 Francis Ln 546-ml UHDY sao.ooo 38r, l ~tBa, 111 yd, W Side C. M Alt. 646-3627 llC FOR $16,000 Onlinal owners are .. ell in& lhelr 4Br l'l-4811 house. w office. p1tl•o. storage shed & much more C-illl Wlndward ..... r+M• 983 6027 St Patrick's Day 1n your ~~rtlme Mr Veteran 1f you buy lo day' 3 Bdrm 2 both. 2 car attached garage Lar~e yard. Move m cond1lion SB2.SOO Call 64.5-9161 tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii91 EASrSlDE HOME. lN- COME. Thr<.>c Cov111gton· ty~. Wiii finance to meet your nttd. $203,000. 87S-6717, early AM. ----1980 INVESTMENT1 OLD CO RONA DEL MAR' Assume Isl al _ ................ 111 ............... _. 7 5',, Owner will carry ~or sell on contract! Coiy 2 Bdrm bouae wata a Bd:rm Oil.It in ~clc. South d 'Hwy and boUI with some bay views Call And steps to the surf. A rare and wonderful ofrecinR1 Ct»lom bit 4' Bdrm w 'a price le~ locaUoa 5449.000 MEWPORT calST Super !!harp 3 Bdrm 21 1 811, ·~ hvmg room. formal chnrng, ooean view rrom balconv Owner wall l'llrrv with 20'if down Sl.54,:;oo lalloolsland 1006 ...••..••.•.........•.. 4 Br. 21ta Ba beach hsc on the wat.er w pier Call 842-4.Sl7 aA 7p~. al(l CGP•h" ano IHch I 0 11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• POOL/PRIVACY CU:rtom party pad Lge l>eel~ eHy care lot Cozy 3 BR 2bu. n ew latchen $149K .loan, Aat 49&3'97 Corano .. Mar 1022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WSIC HAllOI VU 41D1t.MHOME Wendy Beam 67~ CUSTOM CAPE COD Ch c r :J.(JOO sq rt of qualll\ & clc!l11m·e 1 off«•rt•cl for s ale t <I I s (' r I m I n ll I I n ~ h u ' 1• rs r" a t u r 1 n lllr . :l' Ba with 1a1·u111 10 m.ister ha t h • :1 m a ., s 1 ' e trpks. lilr~1· Mttnl ry k 1 t t· h <' n " 1 t h a 11 m1Hkrn appllanr('!> 1n!'lud1n~ Jen atrt' H ani:<' ;anr1 sub·zero r 1· f r 1 I! r r a l o r l'pslHIT'S \ll'W Of lhl' panf11· nrn a ,, • .,., ,·arr! ... J"<I\ J"'t U•hd at: $5'5,000 ('all ror appt to .-.t•e Tierra Del Sol Re atty 497-1744 HOT LEASEHOLD Wall< to f'asluon Island from this fantastic 3 bdrm townhoma OD fee land m the moat pre stiaiouS area around. 21'i Baths. 2 frplcs., 1Wldeck offmstr &more. Owner· agt must Hll. Asking $182.~ Bring Offer? Redhill Realty 551·6611 Colta Meta I 024 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CIU us •bout th.II we111--------· malat&ined 4 B4r111, 2 bllUl bome wrtb tie yud. 3 cw pr " blt·la MC!Un· t1. ONLY $215,000 oo lellebold 644-1211 /Jn ~ll1ll {'./\11 I Y 1-. n')~UI 11\I I Ci M!SAVBDI • Comer location, big 4 Bdrcft. f amity room. 2 bath. Cooverllble 1ara101rumpu1 room. Lota ot paUo deckmi Asklnl ll04100d. Call I --,~_. •. HERITAGE . . REALTORS · .. HERITAGE Jlt/\lTIJHS The NOW Coat! Fun to Wear! /Jn 'Hl1l l liMl.f 'I & l\SSUCIAI £S MEWDUPLD 2 BR Den 211 bMLba ::!!:llacea Walk to Si?lOK Joan Alt a.wi MEW DUPLEX S CANYON ~ fOfl eoutWI ..... -IQ.ft. 4 to ' Bdnm. ~ ba11». P• ....... si.a.ooo 111 STAlll£S CO. &n77&1 FAIULOUS a.offs CllATIVI TERMS Priute eod unit pro feeelO"•lb' deoo4'ated 2 bdrm wtlvly imtr 1wt.e nie ent.ry. lrplc. hah atnwn. mirrored entry Ctysta! cha.Ddelier See tbia tl'Wy btfi home ~ day Owner will help fmance Ml-mt ~ Walker C lee Real f>5tate s.c•-• )'01' ;;;;:~~~· 3,000 IQ ft «ean v1~ property. Oii.ml be llOkl now Brine payment.a currenl 6 take over '200.W> loan Ca II agt 4112-'1'52 ------.... c..,........ 1071 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... SCHC>O&. u~ far .. chlldrea. Plua I arce 3br, 2bt. home oo larce lot. Roocn Cor exp&Qlton Parlt Plaoe,lnc. 84.2-lt&l Lowest pnce in Dana Point 2BR 2bil , f1replltce11 Ocean \ u. walk to bcb Sl~K Joan. N# 491>3497 Luxunow. 2 Br 2 &A exec condo, ocean \U, $140,000 Agt 774 2402 Spectacular Harbor &lee Condo 2br SelllnK by owner.· S325,000 ~ C-t.trLots/ , _______ Ctypti 1500 C()UlitTlt Y EST A TE •••••• ••• • ••• •• •••••••• ........ °"leach I 040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WALK TO SURF From Uua super 3br. 2ba. Townhume w sc<' gate.pool, spa. & tenru~ crtb Pa.rt Place.Inc 842·74GI LOOKS GOOD Inside & out Nt<'•' Jbr. 2ba. Near <;l·huol!I & !i hopp1ng f''ull prtt't ~..500 Park Place. Inc 842 71fit &JniYef'Sity f'aril 3 BR upgradt'cl Trv $20.<XX> dn to a 11 • lo.<n ,\gt lSl2 -!l!l'iO or !l6() 5 7 36 l'\ Surfside Coftdo TERMS 28r. palro. 2 l'ar 1:ar (pie, ,.aJ.k LO ~·h, poiJI' $85.UOO Lo [)o,.n l'ayml ~ 1400 or S30 6093 Spectacular view. 10' 'r "'" l!Um loan 17', dn Sl~J.500 J br 2 bil • l.WI RICH&WAIM Wall< lD bucb fr~)w,, North Laguna custom 2 Udnn 2 b<tlh home with rra)UUfH t>nt co1Utal dlld l'U)' ll&tJt \It'"' .\1 ll.bh1 \I' II\ llij( room with itlowtnl( v.ooc1 nooo. S25CJ ,000 don osen fl.1,, It II r ... l21J N Cuabl H~ \ L.agun11 Buch 497 4848 --- lrriM I 044 LacpMa Hilk I 050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• Wooclwi. &tot• Adams MdJ 4Br 212ba. highly upgraded S159.500. Own Agl ~3454. WANRD 2/3 IR Cash. Prin only 644-68W LR or buy . assume on tse optDl 2br. l~ba. Condo ln lrv. End urul on lake At C. $5001196.000 ~ c.MYRSITY f'ARJ( lllDROOM l..e\Sure World. Gate 14 Panoramic vtew. 3rd floor. Villa NUt:va, :tbr 2ba, 581>-687!i A C aft 7pm LmJ-aMHJYei 1052 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SAL.I Ol LE.ASE Beaut oew home 10 planned wul de vel 3BR 2"' be l"a m1 to beach Sales price Sl32.500 or leMe l'100 mo Ci 11 owner '11-'1*!0 MO'JTV A.TED SELLERS Ei:UoY prh •le •C~ W the Rep>nal Park from thl5 3 bedroom. 2 bath MIMI VIEW ~ lD beach New 4 Bdrm home n~a-rlni: ~· Bulkier wlll help flnitnce Submll your otrer A\klnf( 12:14.900 Call~l!SI ~~ .. HERITAGE • • REALTORS MOVltfG UP? U you •~. then you will want lo !lofJt! llus beautiful 4 BR Ue<' OOme A home to be proud ol in a tern fir locaUOO lmmaC' with dn illlrllctht' family rm fonna.I dJ.ru.n~ rm & d 'PJrkl1nl{ puol CJll ~ 537V t.uda} ALLSTATE REALTORS sa> 000 Down' I' axer• 4 hr 2 ba. aood 4rea John Va ruan Co 631 0900 SJ900 Oo~n J bdrm Townhouse Assume bfllance.$7·5039 n.ILUffS Lge assumable loan Beaut decor 'd, tn level on qwet street Ooly $149,.500. Call 645.Q303 FOR ESTE OLSON ·--c- Hattlor Ridp Coedo 3br. 3ba. ~" aJte tu YWW ()ceeo ~ from front balcony Slll0.000 ~Pnnc~y- WfTHYllW New eu11tom ~\.ate. built W1l.h pnde and qu:d.lly ma\er1ali. lhruout Ameruuei. and !>J>t!Clal f e<t1W'e!! ma kc th u. re SJ<ienct' "one of d k md " Large 4 bdrm. i.eparal.t' 11»11d \ quartt-n. formal di.rung rm fum1ly rm. library. bar 4 .,dobt' frpk!> 1>l11nt•d l(IJ!i" pool. ~Pd gourmt'l kit.chm l...ont'd and mom for honee Owner wall help rm.nee P!I tn> , ..... \.\l\Tl HJ l'ONl HOMl'- REAL ESTAa 6.SI 141 1090 ••..••••.•••........... TUSTIM/'4 IOltM ONLY $'9,500 On a qwel rul d~ '"' wtt.h rozy .. ~ frpli° .. nd formal du11.n1t .rn ••xtra dt'an I Bdrm ,. prof lilnda.c ap1n~ Jnrt th1· ri ah l pr 1 n .• C ,\ LL (J(JIO. 644-721' /JD.NIGH [li\ll l v & i\SSUUl\I I 5 ....................... ....................... MOBILE HOME BUY·SELL· RENT· FINANCE ....... .._s.... ........ c..... CALL US Ul-1 021 A well localed single SlOr}' Hanover plan with dellghtful itreenbell VleW Just 11.sted at onl) $126,000. garden home a\a1labk 1--------- for pure h ase on d n UIC>Bl MAAKET ---------FAMILY PAD 644-7211 A I T D a l t 11 ', EXICUTIVE HOME SAN JUAf't CAPO 2 Pacific View Memorial Park Cbo1ce ceme\.et')' !Olli Very reaaonablc . !fil 1..884 ~ P'1opetiy 1600 ....................... BALBOA Next t.o the Pavilion: 4 shop. + 2 »pl.s With bay ~leW $700 ,000 Ruklnorrucs. 675-6700 -~ c=.:..-~rroo ........•.....•••...... LOW IMTl:UST Gt-wat l..ocaffolt Taki· over low int.ere:.1 ralt· loi&n' Several chol<·e I 2 bt•droom cond o hom1..~ m ,ooular Spr 1nl(!I rommun1ty 1n ln.'\nl' l..dM.~. 'llream.s tmru..., lush ldnd!.lap~. 1-rom s.57 .950 I~ today lpno only 1 !144 1434 <Broker> I ll.llWlgtOO Harbor Coo do 28r. 2•..,Ba A:d'1DI! SlSO,<XX> 846 2912 llOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• Clean duplex. Corona •t Mar Owner w 1rinaocr Olll for •Pill. 640-7442 --Properly 2000 ....................... 11\IMITS PIUMEAl.IA Pnce reduced. Owaer will carry $404.000 at oo ly ~ interest. Near Back Bay Pride of CJ19D91111up. Only llAt x ~ Must i.elJ. Hun;' 56-telBKR 6 DILUXE UMtTS PRIME EASTSIO~ <:~I l 8dnns c;.11:h nu: sr A RN I::!) l'U 873 7761 .. Pro f e s , 1 o n a I I y This 3 Bdrm. 2 bath land11<"11 ped p I u-. up beautifully decorated B e a u t I f u I 2 4 ~ 0 ,_,,.,,.,....,,.,,.YYinrYY'lnl' ...... Pnmiett. lWl l J UM fuil ed. ran oppty Ca II to UtotlV. PARK Cardiff Model. 2 br, 2 h11. in The Terrace TJke over for Sfl20 mo Cu II 569-faX) Century 21 Surf Realt) Or'ct.ngetree pal;o hm Pl 4. greenblt, 3hr frplc. a c. Sl06.000 645 0776 Distinctive DesiCJft Greets you the moment you dnve up 1ta e:i..lenor and interior appoinl rnents !!peak or rontl·m pcJC'BI'Y ease and d1gnit~ 4~.Jbd plu;,fdm rm. tt5Z3 C\MPUSl>l·fRVtflE LapRG IHdl I 041 • •••••••••••••••••••••• grades throU!'hOul Lulk bMM ~ loca~ m SJ 14.<XX> very de.sin~ Eastbluff UNG<> Rf.:AL l'~TATE Includes pool & spa 495 1720 S'l12..SOO Call Dan Bibb forappt Mtwport leach I 069 ROGERS REALTY 67>2ll 1 ....................... 1--------- WATERFRONT DUPLEX Spaaous 2 + J bdrm un 11s on the be11t h Remarkable income & anve..,tmenl polenl11tl Rare romer lot ('41f tu day lo make )OUr ap pointment to pre\ 1ew w the hsllnR off1cl' 64&7711 HACHIEAUTY Exceptional duplu on r~ xtra Wilk ree lot J1.111t steps to the sand. beaut decor Ownert un It with ocean view Xlnl income ~rd Ttu1 one ha rt all. Take over lge loan at 10~,,.,~. Call now toaee. UTS MAME A DEAL t:xecut1Vt' 4 Bdrm J bath. Newport Be.ifh borne ~4": 3SSUD1...8blt' loan HURRY' '- SUHIOW REAL TY 611 -2242 ~TBAY Front °"lex, lit- tle island comer. Big Dock. Super Sharp. $825,000 Braker 978-0920. JACOIS REAL TY 11br Sale: 3Br Home. Only ___ ,_7_54_ '70 ___ , steps to the ocean ~IT+ I ftQJ,o W/bllim. 2 frplc, 1un· ,.........,~ v • dedt. paUo, open beam nl'rHlfRONT DISTIMfi LOAM cellinl. llUlo. dt>te 1ar . """"' Owmlq 4 br PenlnaW. lie. Ownr will carry con dayt.l~I MGYe~Ston 554-7070 'HN1'G by the ~l::A 2 HR l Ba -+-dt>n <iullsl ft',1 m 0~. pOCll JllC'U/l.I Sll.000 A~~ •EXCITING• Udol'crl 19H Tra\t:ll'Lr""' cabana, <>ut.Mde pal1n & garden D1'lhv.;eshl'r d11posal t roi.l f rt·•• Fri a Id a 1 re . 1-·r CO(' h armo1r~ d1~1der 2 11«a1e ahecb. comer lot ~) SPICIALIUY BeauWuJ :Md2 Keywe.-.t 0.971 I Mobtle Home in Lquna Hllla. nicest 5 slar park 1x 15 enrl porch. nurrottd doors. li!Vit wood tntenon. 31"2 Ton IW' cond 2 apac1ous Br's with bath + ~ &Di area, walk 1n closell All for only 129.~00 Q-f\Je6381 Q.ASSIC MOllLIHOMI SALIS Z706 Harbor. 5'e 206· A 540-5'17 New Kodular Type home. Good auumable tnct. anl)' 122$,000 Call Homes, pvt community. subject to 10'1i loan. ormer.•13$3 ~~~~~~~~~ 2 bcm, Jt hr ~wily, Walk to bay It be•ch. 1ub-\~\ttn1 OK. Ptom NJ.ml SIJ11lut ocean f& bay 1311,800. Treas~ bland ..,, 4br. new ttPti " MobUe Home n . JOIOt snL scar pr. 2 rrp1c1, a So. eo..t Hwy LaJUU pdnr Incl. SllOOmo Beach, R.M. P . 1714 > 1 __ ....;;.:Real~..:;D;;..ta_te ___ ,_'°'°"'--------..... ............. '"'' _______ _ ....................... cg C oldwell Banker TRI-PL EX UNDER MARKET Li.t JBr. <!Ba unit. 2 l llr I' •Ha unit' T ,1 k ,. 1n er ninl r ,.,., ·•l :11 •, 1n1 lh•nl~ lo"' I or .ire<• lk'\l 10\l''' m~·nl l'ull rur dt·ta1ls 9°/o Only 25' do"'n on Ults bread & butler fourplex Owner will carr\ bllllUlCe at 9 • lor 1 Hs All 3 Br. )I, Bit wld~ Yearly mcome SlK.20t• Over $100 pr mo spendu bte FUii pn~ S199.00U A pi€\TIG€ '-l----~-HOM(\ 3333W CoastHwy.Nfj 6'45-6646 4 Unll&1CM Cosl11 Meta ~.ooo. subject to 1~1 ~or~781 .._.._ 4 P\ex for •IUe by o~ $171~. Gn»a incff')e saa.ooo. Must sell! f>14n . dpa1I onb'. Call 912-~ NIW 4oft.IXIS OJroer' al Sl•ter & Vian 8\lrtn \n Huntln1t.tn Beach. -.arc>. 1 RENTAL t INCOME PBOPElln- l"rom ... IOO. Modular TJIMI HomH, H j)r .-.tty, I pvt beadlife, ......... 'l'NilllWlla ft.. HWJ, La1uaa B JUt.P. mt>..,._ •Two w. 25 down. 8'•., VA to.n GI\ AlTO • D Tak• ov extatln.I loan at 10 9'.. may carry 2nia at 11.,. -•Triplex. Owner will UM'Y on contract wlth~down. •P'our unit.I.~ down and owner wUI carry at 1~ •Four unlh. Be cr~atave ·trade. contract or AITD. Own r will assist! •Twelve units. Plus land few e rnott. 30~ down. Own~r will carry balance al !0%. •Sixteen untL"t. Owm:r wall carry on contract ol sale. •Twenty-one units. 29'h down. Owner will carry balance at 11%. Leas than 8.5Xgross. _ •Thirty units. Owner financmg at 10%. YAC.Nfr .. ···~ gr.~o .•f:t. C1U • • Ytff rtaa . .. ,,.lltll .,,_ ....... ,.,,..,,. mg -. AIO 8tacb Diil&. -- -...rt *......, pwt. )'IJ'd. ••'· l'!!!~~~~~~~I ,_,.., M~. 9'11 mo -.. .. nn M=s11 MDIOnnce ·--er. m.. CP'TS. ' . OftN. LO P'NCD YD. 1 S.idll ltlr. lM. a yard. ILK TO BCJf. tim mo. pr. VrJ c-. AdWta. tJU • 01·312$ UH NoNa._o .... .._ ---------UOde:c ocee.u •"· 1mmac aar . .._. Wooclll borne a.ut 48r + fam rm. n.r 2Br l~ba tplc, patio, Neat tdlaoll, dwRMa 6 lidlaoa HS a2 R.bode.u. hi So. a.it Pf.au. f100 mo m> mo m.5.a4 evet 1. sec. pool, leaoia. MNlll or IU4WD aft adult hv m>. 498-515"1. J1 W1a ~~2 4Br, 2Ba bouu. xlnt 3 Br cmdo w /poot li1hl.ed te:ml.I. HUH, Jacuul, te.c. Eat lft IDkhee. raml ly nn, lrplc. bu&e pvt pall() • z car aar. $$50. mo.~. bdrm. 2"'9 ba.1ar .. patio net ab bo rb oo d . n r Near Broollhurst achooU. ~. $51S mo HamiU.00. $425 mo. with ~orm.1110 approved credit Cull --lZAlt. 38r.2ba. -.Wpermo ID ----=------• ctlldK gardener/water 48r, 2Be, clean. avail Feb 'lbordon RJty831-0IOO i.enmo. ___ w._IM&J ____ , 1.-.e Nlcuet Gall Coww Take t.he ttme today to set up an appomtment with one of our hi~hly 'trained staff to discuss your invest· ment future. *9a Verde, a BR l~ Ua, paUo. eartbtone cpl.a, new paint, MH mo S500 mo. 3 BR l~ ba COO· TS1·2300; MS-574.'1 do. Adult complell. Refs req 'd, DO pel1. A&t. .cm Qmdo. 3 br, AIC, W/D, pool 11125.131·11'11 flOll SAU/UASE J QUAIL PUCE PROPERTIES, IMC. 17.141 752-1920 Jll""·~-~---------------- New twnbowe, 3 br, 2i,, ba. pr, pe\I Is children ccmaader.ct. 2618 <B·2 > EldeQ Ave. $800. Ca II 4N-l80'7 orm-7720 Eatakte Sbr, 2ba, rncd yd 1 blk to &c his, g.trdeoer, frplc, '675Mo •rm aft• 1'1 r __ .....__. ..... Brandnew2br.2"'iibaCoo· ~ duplex w1pen· ....................... do. View ol city & 0ttan &houM 6 ..,. boat dock. ~-~ .. ~:.·.~...... S100Mo.. ~.~ 4 Br bouae. larse k>t. boat. RV acceaa. S43.S. mo. ~ or90.Ql8'1. <Dido 3br, 2.,.,ba. Stve, frplc, dsWT, dbl 1ar. pool & club hie prlv. Nr. So PoUltc!I in Hunt Creek. t'IOOllo.213-~5081 3%42 ....................... Be.1ut. new hom~ lo oiamed unn devel. 3 BR, 2,,., ba. ai,;, mi to beach s.Jee price SU.2,.500 or k!iMe $'100 mo. Call OWOt!r m -1• Pri.n ooJy et5150mo. 3Br 2i,.,ba Con do. 2 pools, nr ever ythlng. Super cond 499·1625, If N/A, Ive mmaaie l2SS . ..................... . Ocean vlew. llaoy .... ,.._.. 3106 1'. l:dttml. f\oaodna open. ---------1'ownbowe Jbr. 3ba, ~ Bob M c Fadden -·••••••••••••••••••• DELJGJlI'FUL 3 br .. 2 fad, boatstlpavail. 2car 4br. 2"'9ba, Condo !Oda Peta OK. S&OOMo A#).. Pearl 496-5980 ~)43'..9343. 2 Br, 2 ba, fplc, gar. ba.!Fam.rm .. nreplace, ..,..925Mo.IM0-4054. C-21Munl2.Realty WHb/dry, wall-wall dbl. gar $595 mo. CZ13~2181 crpt. '980Yrly. 780·1384 83HB.~.Ail .&. $35,000 CASH will assume a 1~ loan on a sharp Collta Mesa 4-pkx Call 645 1103 Ail Pnn only 6UHITS COROMA DB. MAR 1 Block to the bcuch. With u nice view. I To J bdrm upts with covc•r<'d purloni: Exrc•llt·nl n·n Lal h!Story $75(),00() \ H1~1•1110 nr 11.irbor ln\!"!>lm1·nt n, FOUR 4-ftUXES Bnnd New 28r 2VJba. 2· ..._,, ' II• 3107 car pr. pool & 1acuw, ·--• .. •••••••••••··~· very attractive ~ 3 BR 2 Ba. furn. lil June J.5.$500mo. 873-41"3 Coey 1 BR house. Older per,i()O prd. $280 I mo. $50 Logmoleoch 3148 ~· Avail J"eb l, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Steps to beach, 1 br ~. deluxe kitchen, furn. uUJ pd. 1395 mo Adu.Ill only. No pets <213)335 ·0329 or C213 ~14-1429 ___ _ Me wparf leoch 3169 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Vl'f'S&llf'S Luxury Condo 2 Hr. 2 ba Peotboui.e Guarded pt.es, pool, etc. 2 BR. pr. small yard, hlg ldtch w/wshr hltup No pets $350 23>8 A Plac:t:n tia 54.S-7983 1950 sq. ft 3 br 2'-'a ha beam cills. new c•rpt .. dbl ~ • l>l>U'al :.tn. . frpl<' Adults, no peU 64S-6505 bel 5prn. 646-1812 an 6. BJO/mo. Short term. $1200/mo. Avatl. Feb. Older JBr, 6'73-0ll81 or 752-9466 l8a home on I arge lot (Jn lhP tiu<-h' 2 br upper Easts1dt-$475/mo duplex' Patio 1 G real 979-2651or646-3396 vlE'W! ~ B W. Ocean- f IU\t ise-um ---- 2br. water pd. I.st Ii last $100. sec dep Couple on ly Adulb. no Pl.'t., 3 Bdrm OD wat.erfroot w I boalllip. •. 213-586-1937 ...... Yieio 3267 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOMES FOR RE.NT 3 « 4 Br. Pn~ from :b', 2~ba. Condo. frpk. 2 So&-l'585. Fncd yard • put>as, lrg pantry Gas ga ra gu. fo' am 111 ea BBQ lmmac S675Mo. please. Kids & pel1 llS3-83'17 wek'Omt' Ca II 964·2500 or ....... l2•4 m2S71 Agl. oo fee ....................... Ntwpott leach 3269 tmTL.EltOCK G4.8r4 •••••• •••• •• • • • • • • • • • • • Heather Mdl 4 Br, 2i,., ba NO FEE! Apt. & Condo w 1view. S850/mo. Agt rentals. Villa flentah ~~ tm-4912 Bkr. RENTALS 1 BR, l ba . $4<X) 2 BR. 2112 ba . . $775 3 BR. 2 Ba ...... SSSO 57S 3 BR. 2"'2 Ba..... .S700 3 BR 21<> Bu exec rondo 1n most prestigious HI uf f '1 locallon. Perfel'l cond $8.'S(I mo. 644· 13.lS .rwty ~ted lge 3 br, 2 b&. walk to beach. comm. pools • tftm1.4. ~mo Jo'anuly. 645-3370 • $70,000 Own Sl'f'N llAHLI-; w low cl...,n. I >WC w no mo Ji<tyt . take over 4 loans w no qwthfyinJ(, no loan h-e. GREATER VALUI': & Fl.EXIBILJTY w 4 t.cp. lots . Pnn only . Owner N(l. S46 2020 Houlel....,.illed ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6*3022 '+513 CAMMDl·IRVINE 3202 ~ 2br, Twnbse ('ntr --- SU PER SHARP & SPARKLING ~l'w Carpt'ls. drllpe!> <'tl' J bdrm 2 ha Walk to bearh. $745 mo yrly Olli 673-3145 -------- 3 Br. 2 ba. 1mmed ava1l;1 ble 2 car garagt! Walk lO beach +pvt !IWlm & tennis fa r tl Agt 957-0701 ••••••••••••••••••••••• loc N r a hops Fr pie. JBdr, 2ba. new t'rpt, drp!., blUns. M95 642-0346 lit fplc, Kids 0 K. SlillO --- WILL SUIORDIMATE Two urulll, room to bwld 2 more Owni!r will carry fuiancmg Sll5,000 Call 546-58110for more info .e:r~ HERITAGE . • REALTORS 2200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l ft4'ROVB> LOTS Santa Ana, plan~ for homeS already approved for huLld1nit Call 675-4491, 10/\M·S JOPM 'JW-Sat. ..... Mc t•D...,+, ...... 2400 ....................... FOR LEASE New 2 bedroom 2 bath home. M11111on Lakes Country Club. Coll· t.enn.Ll·pool Beautifully landscaped, no maan wnaoce yard. IH to4EWPORT ICH FwllidlMR...tals Perumula 2Br '550wntr Oil waler 2Br /den l20ClO Untww.Reatab 2 Br nr bch $500 a Br2ba. nr bcb $650 2Br, pool, tenrua $700 3Br. pool, t.eruu.a $700 Udo2 Br. nr all $850 On water 2Br 2ba $950 On water 2 Br /den fl 300 Oowater, VIEW, lge 2 Br+ den $2250 L«e new 3Br 2 ba $900 Subrrut short term on any ol the above. Allio, ownen m1 y l urD15h. WtMtf1CMttt.IH Inc. 714/611·1400 HUGEHEW21R F'J>'c, 1ar,qwet, pnv PatlOll, yard. etc, et<· Low move m C06t $50!5. Adulta 642«JS Large 2·11ty Jbr. 2'1"Jba, sngl fam detached h..'><' Close to ocn Allch dbl gar. $650 Mo Avail. 2 I Call Mlke dys 832 21!81. eve 548-4063 2Br duplex Nc·w crpt.c;, etc Qwet Pvt V<Hd mcl. µr S400 Wllh•r & gardener paid. 64~ 3900, 6312003 Monticello townboUS<' 2hr. 2ba, 2 car garage Pool. MS() mo. ~9070 an 4 3 BR home. E 'side /\Jarrutos Bay ..Belmont ffdwood nrs. frpk Lit Shani water view Jbr. yard. $475 &M 7211 Ai\ 2tJa. ram rm, lrplc, new crpta Ii drpa. Stv. Boat DanaPoiM 3226 dock avail $750Mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• 213-42M-620lor~l Panoramic Ocean View ,.._411 ~ 3222 2br, Condo Pool. tenms. --frplc, w ID S800Mo. Agt ....................... Peart.~5980 ser. :is.. 2500 sq. n. 2 8 .. separate living area. ,oro 3232 Gardener incl. 19QOmo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• t\cl.6'4-~ HOM&SFORRENT 9lllO Clubhouae Rd. DeRrt Hots rin l BLlt TO BEACH Luxury 213-3'78·,!72 p Trt·level duPld. 1.800 sq 3 or 48r. Priced from sa.*585. Fncd yard & 1•ra1es. Families please Ktda • Pt-la ~-CaJI 11&4.z:see or m.2WJ1. Agt. DO fee. ~~~~~~~~~~ ft..~ ocean• 4' '-1 news 2 BR, 2 .... ba, dinlnc rm. i~. dbl 1ar w/elec door. SIOO/mo. ..... ';...--------•Be•utlfal Spy1lu1 f.lltaW, wllh ,,. .... ,,,,tn, <k..n. Harbor views. • bedrooaa & ramlly. SllOOper maaab. Aemt:1'MllD 'a t• v.., JZl4 ....................... HOMES FOR RENT 3 or • Br. Priced from Ml5-$5115. Fncd yard • 1ara1u Families pleate. Kid• 6 pet• welcome. Call 114-2511 or m.2lr7L As*. nofw J Bdrm l e.1 frpk:, walk Oreenbrooll Blre•lona •/pOlll .. apa. (bf, ~. 45112 Walnut i\vt'. ~ 128'l. or ti ~-0646 HEW llr. 21a hM. '8)(lmo 1 493 TI66 496 ms S U N S E T R to: A C II Reachfronl H.se-LJ.! 4 Br 3Ba, 2 krt. 2 I.iv mu, gar. PLUSH 846-1103 2Dr, I "'188 Condo. CO<'Oa crpt. pool & rec ra~ . SEA VlEW . L6e or l'IC refrait. incl.. $435 w opt to buy. Guardt·d 644 S3lM romm View $1500 mo BkT 975-llTT, 551·9176 Northwood New 4br home S900Mo Poob. tennus. ttc Will cons1d(•r !\hor1. IM!. Avail lmmcd fm3>87 Sha.rt> new 3 BR rondo m Woodbr\dKe f'enced patJO, eart.hlonf'b A va1I now, lie. $525 Agent ~ 1\atlerock Cam~ Vu~w 3 Br. 2 Ba, cathedral rcll· ing, ~bar. 11prinklcrs • lovely i\lao r cr facilities ~ mo to responsible party AvaJI. Feb lit ~645-Z233 Condo. Rancho San Joa· qt&rl 3br, 2\.;ba, 00 golf rourae. La ndcpd by Roeen Garden. Prof de· corat.ed Adlllta. No Peu. BJO~. 840-4!883 SUPER CLEAN. Ju1t waM.lns f<W you to move ln Plan A In Waalnul Square. 2 bedroom11, encloeed 1ara1e. rom munity pool $485 /mont.h RANCH R&ALTY ~-im. RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN VILLA·New 28r, 281 C.oadoon SOii courae. air. ncrowave, pool. Great view f100 mo. IH. -.1m.~ &...-... ....................... Lil 2Br 2Ba. blln!ll rpt.s dI'J)S pat 10.. dock . yr1y ST~~ ~~!M7S Dig Canyon condo. 3 rm. 211 ba Mov1· in rond Popular earthtooc decor No pets S875 Per mo C F (;ole:.worthy Realtor 640-0020 UDO 4 BR. 3 ba SJ2fJO Mo Atcmt 675-8170_ ON WATER 2 ~lory 3 bdrm. with frt!1h decor mi mo lse ~.Herfront Homell 631-1~ Bh.tll, spacious 3 Br 2"'a hi.. 11. anent>ett. pool f150Mo. Realtor844 01.34 Spectacular view, exec 2 br home. Cliff l>r 2 br. liv rm w/frplc, l1e rtt rm w/pool lbl. Patio Partly tum. 549-7813 Aet The Bluffs lmmac tr1 level Condo 2br. ft den Drock oft L.R fully <'rpld, a beilw, blUDa. a car aar wtauto dr ()111\r, pool SlOOllo. JJJ·4H·29T9 0.-partllnt SBft.Jbe~Ylew l toM '° bcb. •1mo. At/. . ....UU 5-llt.... 1211 ~ l • 2 BdnDt. ........... •••• •• •••••• frplc, aeadJ beacla, vt.w Bl:AaD'RON1' HIE-LI 6 BBQ. 1&1· 'lbnl .1 .... tBri.!J!a...1..2. kl&. I Uv nm. tmlup --1 prYlAllloll .... 1103 ..;..._ __ ;i..·------w ... t .... JJft Raom 'f!llWL -~IJ. ·-··••••••• .. •••••••• aaid -*9. ut.lUU. lo· R>WIS POR RENT 3 cw • Br. Pnced rrocn ..... Fncd yard " d . Sr.akfut e>pelooal . TW/.....,. 741 So. Cout .....,.. cauaea. tamlllu •• ......... -n .. pleue. Kid• • pt&1 ... ~ ...... -• .. •••••••• ~. Call IM-2:.'ltl or an u.e OCllllA. 2 br 1175 m.an. Af. DO fee. mo. l bf $G1 mo. Peb. (41. Jbr. 1"1».. din rm. ta. GI~« .... lZ'T frs*, tDcd rd-,.UO • ..,.. dmk)c. ... $40-95 c ' 81yfrool lurn11bed. .... J"tlllal. Br'*-.175-4112 1400 -------••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br. l be. fUl'D. W\r $400 ~ Bucb EJeaant. 1 .... 1 ...... ..___. __ ... • 'rd ~ 1 BR. 2 Ba fW'll -.. ..... v.qu.,.., by dt-corator Use of uafarn. yeerty • 1385 amenliles *O 87S-S'10U 3425 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PfeU¥. 2 bdrm. 2 ba, patio homr w /a1r ~ . left water, lrplc. front it ttar paUos, loaded wtcbarm. TI'Z-7G. associated 0 JI I)"'-I •, •, o4 ' t• \ • I', U •, ' • ,. 1 <t • • ,. • .. • On the badl! Open! 20CJG B W Ocunlront. 2br . asz:s. TS-um; ~ 71315 1rvme new /upat.ain l r 2 Br apt. XZ1 E . lab St. takdroot coodo. Ftplc, Adu1ta. no pet.I. Sl50. Yr· ~.pool.~. apa, ly AJ.ouafurn.~18 ltC t3lll5mo ~aft ti 8taod new 28r 2...,ba, 2 car icar. pool & JQCUW. wry attractive 645.8986 Su Jua.o, 3 & 2 " pool let' 2 car pr w storage . Fresh pa1ot, walk to ~lores. 1495. mo Day 6Sl .(»'11 or eves-. 7986 LEASES GAL.Oil! htlw ..... .cdM • 3Br, E-s1~ C M • exec t~ Brand oew +pool, ape 6 prtvacy. l900 mo lse •ZBr ITV!l>t V1Ua&e G reen . brand new f:°1 rloof' wut ~o. •21Jr+de11. JrvlM ~ '651> mo IM: • 2Br lrvmt' WoodbndJ:<' <; rt"t'nb.>11 V\t'W, Wa.'lh dry fril! md sei.1-..., •JBr lrvtnt' 1\irtlero<·k. Brand rM•111 Rrt-al view. loadt1 or b&.Oraae S95tJ mo il>l' •2BrAPARTMt,;NT CdM. Joel retn1. 1460 mo. Imo. lie. C4 to f'rwylrfi, 752-1700 SJ)aClOOS 3Br 2ba, all r~ pd, pool. tt'nnis. ~ Call 963-llS4 before ~pm ~af\er:>pm WAI Preudenllal ff('1ghlb 2 bdrm rondo with OCt!an Vlt-w i\vaiJablf' now One ctWd OK 49&-7728 SHOlrTTBM Bay view: 2 BR. 2 ba .., Mo.+ AcNlts only. No .... Al# ~170 5upta8ead1 lBr yearly S320 w /utll. <2lJ i67(). 7133 \, b£k to beach. ?Br %ba. \Joo.I June ~ $425/mo UUl IDd. STJ.21.U NO LEASE REQUIRED YEAR·AOUNO RJN Social Ac t1v111e$ D• 1ec1"r •Free Sunoay Brunch • BBQ • •Pa• ties• Plus mucn m()(e GREAT REOEATIOtf Tennis • Free lesson• <pro ' pro 11\0i>) • 2 Health Quo&. Saun.i • Hydroma.-ge•SMn- ming. Dnw1ng Range llEAUTIAL Al'Mf- MENTI: Single$ 1 & 2 Bedrooms • Fur· ""tied & UntumtsMd • "'°"" lnnng . No Plot~ • M()()f>l5 ()f>en dat11 I lu b Oakwood Garden Apartment• Newport BNdl/No 880lnt1 ... ••1161111 (714 ) &c:>-0550 Newpc)ft BMcf\/So. 1700 16th SI IOo•er al lt.1~ 1 (1'4) 6'2-8110 No >•ta . UUMo . ..... 157-GCT I Mre •lilt. NTI roo. o .. ,,._, 2 Br tardeo apt. pa,d, encl 1er, adlh Pool & ree AU utU pd • -~ AduJl, DO peU. Slll6. £! P'uerio Mesa l Bdrm apt, anel aance. 191bp&eAve,apU NH IOO. IH paid. IOllO'll Lq a Br 2 Be ln "n>vely ~;...._-------· Meaa v...se 4-plu near IAITSIDI Pedco. Blt·loa, nu N4IW • completely ,... <'arpet/palnl. frplc:, patio lurtJUbld. 2 • a Bdrm 1IU'd. ciahwsbr, no Pt'ta caa.qe., IO&ne .tut eeel. 1118(). -..i1 1era1e1 Yard1. Waabtt /dryer hook up No P'U From MZS. 3117 l!lden Ave. 131 l'lM Spactoua 3 BR, ramuy liv· IJl&. Pla)'lround, pool. -.iee SIQ. l Br. mn1. dean . mdulta, DO pell. 7l1 CW. t!lhSt MM"m 1.-.e new £.aide 2 br, vaulted cethng, decks. &&nP w/lodry $400. Adulla, DO pets 758-9194 VIUAMB>BA 2br, 2ba, DeW crpl.I, RB!i stove 4' d1bwbr 1ocl Encl 1araices Couple pre/ Chtldren OK. No peta S400 Utll pd. except dee. 2334 Elden 64S-l965 Luse lbr, balcony':. over loDb pool&. patio Adults only. no pets llUl1 Monrovla $295 ~~ ~.a. 1 very II bdrm. Eut.&l~ cottage, i.mall pti.h, laundry, lmmac 2br, yard. gar $3~0. O'CJUD(il. Ll28 Pomona· S8.aM. 646-2316 smmo . ...----2 BR I Ba, end garai.:e. •pt S3.50 mo Ca II :>46-5880 G a1i IJlillf M Pam or Larry 2 Bdrft19 , 1 bath Adulta 137:> mo J*d.~3 LA MANCHA Al'TS ...... l..uiJ bd prdeo apta Adult.a Dabwhr, bltna. ad aar. cu bbq PUoi Gu Pd m Scott P\ 142.5073. M.S-5111 2 .... br In auper loca· ball, &nQld floor, tu ll 10 k1tcbt-n . 1325Mo AduMa. No Peta. mqwr~ 5m W. Wtlaon Apt ~ 66-6MI 2Br. 2 ba, downsu1n. ywd. bdl o k 1410 mo aft. Jan. 1 600 W HamU&oo St . 0-2917 2br. Df'W ra rJ>("t • pa tto Inda OK S3:ii0Mo plu .. sec Open at nl8-H ~ &ah. 567 -4.579 :? Br 2 b9 apt or So C\t Pla.u Pooh. t-l< Im mac: rood So cluldn'11 or PfU $425 II"' d1" oowil 963 74111 If.JS ~7 rxt :'UI Near,_ 2 br. 'I. t><t. bltru., no Pt'lL $3!1 5 mo ~. f'Vt' 760-14 L8 EASTSIOE ~YWOOOS Lar&e Iott apl 2 mastir bdrm!! each w ~parat .. bath Patio No ch1ldri·n oo pi:t» Avail Fcl> loth · IHO F: 21~l <;t SS2J 64S'42ll2, eve 64.>!YJ4:J me8tiB.AU /JA.RTMEHTS G«ANO OPEMIHG 2 Hr 2 Ba $l'>IJ f.Jl<'f'llmt l°'·at100: v.$1k lt1 rnmplt•t1• :.hopp1n1t lit-Jul1lu.ll\ land.,1·a1""1 SpJ1 u>U., Jl>h l'n \ .1l1· µ..LM.a. •K' d.-< k., l\rtulu Ht'.il pauJ Nu ~·I:, <)pen IU.f, d;ul~ .lM W1.,.l W11'.oo. I \I t.31 '»Kl ~ <:\Ill\ 2Hr. lli.J. nu • rpl t.. '" • Lluld •.ik <~JI Ne 1 ·";. ·~~II 1l~1!1 , •ir 1" 1;44.~7111 COLOHY A.PTS l22H.'.<1 m ot1 H1• au l 'I \Ji;· l IHl u I t:Jr\'t>u.... I mt 11t·1·ao \ IJt«' 2 br, $39(), l!llT JVJI) adlta. no pet 644·~78 or M6-03S4 l Br~x SJlO incl ut1I 2 Br, 1 a hsaa•. LDdr)' nn. pr -ltul Pt a:MUl2 No Pft3 2'2166 A Placl.'n lbr. blbm. bairony, crpts ua ~9494 4& drp1 Adull'.'1 NO PETS SZ9l$Mo 979-4410 o.a PoMt ll26 \ llL,\ POMo"i \ ,\PARnt f::-. rs Phrlne 642 ~ 11 ~> •lo\>d)', Qlllt'l ~II ;sdult '*1R •'°iplctoU.<I I &2 Bdrm" <.a.rppt & dra~ ·Pom .. BBQ •Pvt paUoor balrony •Nr Hoag lloi.p1tal. sboppnc &. 2 m1 from •··••·••···••·•···•·•·· 2Hr. clt-11n. like n .. v. dabv.hr £<tr. b<i le""' ?lir <X"ellJ\ &!13 9'.!\ \~ Spani&h !ltylt' I Br w ~Re. S28> 642 :nu a.l\6PM . L.arRe Bachelor, S275 m11 7686261 d y'I, 49110J IK t"WS l'-:::========::1 _bffch._ -- --- 3Br. 2Ba. frplc. occan view, new crpls, nt'w paml, avail now SSOO mo . Call Marth.i . HI 1181 o r Eve•., ~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Slee ping rooms lit latdlenettes $75 wk & l"1 Ckeanlroot 67S-8740 Wint.er l"t'fltJl11 2 br. $400 1st & wt + s12:> depoi.1t. 673-932'7 ----- ....................... .... ,. , .... 3107 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BOA.RIM ALK BACH ~et. clean ft ~ l..«t' beth. 1285 !Ml uW. Adult. no pet.a. 673.Q1Z. eor.... .. M4s' 3722 eor-.. M9r 3122 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... OCEANSIDf. OF HWY ~ 2 br. 2 ba w exq1&1lte Attrart hach. w1new vie'# ol bay on bll111~. IP\.dor\ Q)() l'14.· Gwage. ttfng. washer• 673-104 or 67~ 606 I dryer S800 mo 67~~ lipper2br. Iba. I blk from bt'h $4SOMu furn <:on,.dcr Shrt Trm 673-5721, 700.1740 -----cottoMfto 3724 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CASA DI ORO ALL\.rrtlJTlES PAtO Compare before you rent Custom du1an futuru Pool. BRQ, rov 'rd garaae . new furniture, surrounded wrth pl~ landscaping Adult llVinJC at Ila best Nopeta l bdrm funtl&Md $375 2 8dnn fumlaht'd ~ 3m W Wllaon, M2· l9'1t Maple Sl. Apt.I oow ttnt· 1n1-i Bdrm asiu. cm Bachlb' '14.'5 lilt Ma J!'-Sl QHIT4 ___ 1 Brand new 3 br. 2 ba, good locaUon. Adu.Its. 00 pets S:S mo. G H R•ruon. Raaltor.87s.-05Q 181.KTO BEACH Luxur7 Tri Level Dup6ex. um ~ n Spec t.acu1ar ocean and bay vwws. 2 BR. 21'1 ba. dln lna nn, (rplc. dbl gar w /e leclrlc door IO>'mo•~ 2l>r front duplex M25 fh't'Place. no pt>l 'child 4Jl '"'·gar, a vl. 2 l se. Sat 10 :.>· 12 00 C...MIM )124 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wcal:fleld ·. FAM& y Al'TS Brand IM• beu1tlful. larp apt for famiU• with L 2 fr J chlldrco. Near pa,. Ii 1cboola. IQddMt play area - 2 Br. c e. . "'° 2Br,2Ba a25 8-lpakt.Nopm •Wt1tW\l80n,C.M . 1:11.-1M1-JC4l OpenlMdaU,y IMSTAMT IH Near n ew lu•ury townhouse la.b your own home. 2 br, I ''I ba, all ameruUes Fen~ patio, ~ Small ctuJd, pt>t ok IJlll5. Dnvt-by li21 Anaheim St, then call ~ '"l'HE SEVU.Lt:" 2Br. wipr. Adlts. new Cf1lll it ctrps Blws. focd yd WalH pd 636-4 ra> 3619 "G .. Santa Ana $37:> ------- 2Br. 2Ba, Ira master bdrm. deck. lmmed. OI.'· ~Y $425 mo i\:.k for Bob. f710496 6381. C7t•l523·7720 or '213~ 1......,.leadt 1140 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br. 1 ba. S3tO mo + 1--------· deanml de-poait moves )OU &n. Laundry rm No pets 642·7356. 792 Shalumr zno Santa An• 2 br, ,~, ba. 2 story apt. pOOI , l1te play yard, pvt patio auJdren it 1ma II pet ok l3llO mo M2 m4 East.side. 2 BR I Ba . n~w cpl.$, drps, etc S39S 1S 1 Z.IOO ' M&-5 7 4!t 2 BR. encl aar•ae. 1.«e patlo, Pl5 mo. Small pt>t •DRUXE• GARDEN APT. 28',Adathody Jpoob C'.Qllered car port ptll.loapts . BBQ'i.. c!OM to f wys it bcru. waJJc to 1hopp1ni. 17111..,W...wnt atW.....- 847-6064 0 K Call ~!i880. uk ._ _ _.._ ___ _ for Pam or Larry ------ 3 Br. 2 be, dlhwhr, lrplt', reference• req 'd. SS$O mo 131·8'or~9Z20 cm mo. 1Br Dpt.. q1.ut court , 1lllll•. n o n llld.r onlJ, prev reotal rtl.154 w. l'IUtMMm 2 BR. 2 b9, bltns, 1ar. taO.LeaM ~ a4a 7fll0..0489 Im. Nw 2 Br. apt. Encl ...... Great toe. Adlt..t. oo -.-.-..1.-.ma Nell' new 2 bd nr. So. Cit Plua. saraa • no '*'· sm.~ Loveb' all adult, no pets, l.W Br apts. 6200 Ed· i.n,e-.HB 846-0619 SHARP beach. l, 2, & 3 Br, (rplc, dahwsr. 1•r &r paUoa. No pet&. 181).2358 &J7S Walll to beach Im aac 2 bdrm, l ba Close to everythlna. 301 ~ Oemlnl Realty 839~ llACMWOOD un ........ J..c• 1 ba • WAl&to bopplna. Poot, Jaciaaal, bltn1. A4ab. DO C.W) I DIMe lla1abed otnca on l1Atl1t11 Ctnter Dr. AtrOU lroa 0 .C. AUpirt. m 14. ft. .., ... 'l't'avw. Trav.t 1oe. ~ llMTOttlUY CTOO eq ft. oft'ice Wldlft1. mu Udo 1ai., ~hue pnce tr7S.OOO w/$100.000 dwa. 00 32od St . Newport Brach. Call ror detalla Sierr a Really a.1-1930 Uq Uc.,1'0 ~Oo. ON-SA.LE ThU ~ GMlO) 252-3000 .....,toi.o. 5021 ....................... ......_ 3144 ~-·•-••••••~~ lor2RmS...1tesfromS7~. ••-•••••••••••••••••• e.t 1ocaticm In Newport. mW. 19'.b St Call Tom UIRcaado.2ba .. ff1>1, nr. Vale or Fem. Xltll 1*1-_:MO-_m> _____ _ 1200 aq ft In medical bkfc Avail for lmmed CX' cupaacy Ample park me.~.~· I NEED I MONEY poal II tamls. S'Jal Me., 850/mo IC-811 ,.ut,. Bly 6 Badl TSIMllll t..,..ltedl 3141 ....................... All&-ID exduatv. Vk.1.ori• 8ucb. lbr, 2ba, newly d ecora t e d . Deck w/ma1nlf1ceol ocean view. Steps to bch. HOOMo. incl utll. fire.med ltudea\ Wania &o ftlll room &n very quiet bm. 535-Z'm .n. 7pm S72Week6Up Studio•. 1 bra, kltchenellea, pool & aaic:herv. 548-W755. &aoQy Acres Motel _..__Mn. _______ S!50. Moves you Into 3 BR twnhme your choice of BR'a, Jae, tennis, 2 pool.a. Pref neat woman. Call Tony aft 6PM, Sun. 5S&-MI 1 tr~. large & clean. ln Lquna canyon $400 IDC udl. Ot.Jl (94--8791 aft 6 Lulasy 1 Br apt, stepe to beach. ocean view, no Irvine 3Br, 2Ba house. chUdnn or pets. $4.55. + Prlv $200/mo + util. mil.~. 664-4.'tll Suf..daya. 83&$lOO X.294. Studio apts, •,., blk lo beach s:m Yr\y incl uW Unfurn Stv & refn& C.3'34 or494-3862. Ml wport IHcll 3869 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PARXHEWPORT Bachelors, 1 or 2 8l!droomls & Townhouses MisakJfl Viejo. Fem pref. Will consider male. House pr1v Andrea, 581·~ or dys, 833-3000 ext sea. Room for real Fem. KJtchen pn v ~ mo. Nwpt Hts 642-6148 eves. From S390 oo Guest Homt 41 SO Spectacular spa, total ••••••••••••••••••••••• recreat ion program, Ucensedboard&carefor aodal program 7 poola, 8 nm bu I a tory sen 1 or tennis courts Al Fashion c1t1~en, loving care. Island, Jamboree & San rriend.ly atmoepbere. full Jo9quln Hills Road. tune nursing care. xlnt f714J644-1900 food, H.B. area. 848·<n46 -------rvacat1onR...tds 4250 ti«u.R ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOAG/RB)UCB> Large Big Bear cabin. Highly up1raded, pro-f°°rpl!. l:.~o~:r~162 feaJOOally decorated l -""-""-' -"""'--=-.,.----~ BR Bacb in Venalllea ..... to S..... 4300 Cm:Mk> overkJok.inl foun-.... ••••••••••••••••••• la lo Ir par It · l l It e Movinl• Avoid depoeita & cowtyard. FUU aeewity cul flvln1 expenses• bid&. UTS/mo Call Profeas1onally alnce CGl •44.7211 ll17L ASK FOR NIGEL. All· HOUSEMA TU ~134 Venallles Condo $395 Beeb. #133. Pool, sauna Fem-share 2 BR, 2 ba apt. lac. clbhae. Secunty Turtlerock. Irv. 'Sl90 inc MS-GU, ev 213147'MOOl Ull1 752-1783 Dave I BR, sUps to beach, gar pltng. $375 mo yrly. 673-~; 544-6899 Roommate wanted · 18·35, male Share larRe four t4 > room apartment. utmues lnch.ided. S200 Ground floor condo. 2 BR. month Catalana St .. 2 ba., frpl , comm pool ocean view 49'1-1310 No pets. Walk to shoPLS 3.Br house to share, Stan· SSS() Mo., yearly kin area. Non ·11mkr only Condo, l BR, 1 ba . ..,.. • .,.,., ft r: PM modem bldg .• security & ~·vB ·" • convenience. Steps to Wanted: Single parent & bl.a, shops & beach. $495 {'hlld to share large Mo, yrly Laguna home. Mas ter Bay & Bearh 7~-0811 bdrm & bath 1225 or 2 _;..._. ______ ~ bed.rooms • $275. Depo&ll lBr Duplex w/gar, 2 blk• ~ UUl. Call Paro 546-:?n« from bch. All utd paid, .. __._ """ • .,. ... ho 1525 Ken, 644-84.94 """ ... ""''........, me. •OCEAHRO_MT_• -t C.M. Super rondo 2 br. 2 ba, pool. frplc, $225 Luxury 4br, 2ba. \olew' 64&-7963; 673-2181 Yrly lae S78S. 642 0045 eves. Newport Bch Harbor --....._,_---RT-HT-S-.-~ Ridge Lux Condo Nice ~"'rv room+ prl v $500 IRAHD HEW! 7S2·9642 dY5. 640-~34 ev. n....o.--TRlbdrmPLIX Mature fem, 2 BR 1 Ba """''"""' 3 ., 21,AJ ba , ..t.Jw ,..,..., .,..., very apactou.s. quatily ...,.,. ln ~~. _.....50 + 12 built; superb location. utll. Perfect steal! "Top of the line" 641).2620evs/wlmds. features. Avail. now, Apt rent.al to share. pvt !:11S: per mo. Aaent rm, ti., apa tac. Npt Bcb ---------'for refined empl'd fem, 2 Br. 2 Ba, new pluah ref's req 'd. Art 6pm ~. pool, }acuu.I, 640-8f83. $400. lllO. Adulta, DO pet&. Rmm l d Located acroH from • e wante , non-Nwpl Bch Golf Q>une. •molter, 2 atty condo, By appt. oolY ~-pool/Jae. 1tra11bt man looldn1 for aame, nr 3Br, ma. 1 blk bay • bcb. ooc. Steve 984-6091am Upstalu, no pell, $r1S/mo.5'$-7<a WW lhare lie 2 br, 2 ba, ---------1 furn. apt w/liberaJ male, llllD. 3 Br, 2 ba ocean-emp&oyed, reaponsible, froat. Frp14:, t car pr, ...a.. SITS/mo. 4NC18 W /Dbookup. Shr 2llr apt. CM. 11!11. llamt IO ttoa $UO. + '1'I lltll. .... •pt. 1 blt trodl bd1. tGMo. Avall 2-1. 541Gf7. eu.im.n.1 . "THI" IXICUTIYI SUITE Full ...-vice olflcee l:n Newport Cent.er •5410 IXECUTIVE SUITI Aval.I olfic. apace ln Npt Bch. w/recepl. anawt1r Ina aervtce. Con! rm In eluded m renl. Copier & seerelarial ava avail Frool $281S. 833-9976 LUXURIOUS EXECUTIVE SUITES Ofr1cea now avail 10 elegantly appointed EJC ecubve Stutes centrally located near freeways, courts & the Orange County Airport Fac1ht1es Include a fnendly, efficient recep- ~Io o 1st.telephone operator who greets your cbents and answers your calls. a complete Cahr & Federal Jaw library beautifully decorated conference room&, photo copy machines, & the finest ln~secretnrlal services. further mfo & a pers •I tour throuah the facilities. please contact Vortar Assoc .. (7141955-2288. m4 l955-3000 EXEC. SUIT£S Prime Newport Beach loc. Near 0 C airport Reot 111cl. reception, con rerence rm, Janitor serv.. ut11,, 100 free copies le more Sec:ret.arial serv avatl Uz or Doug llSl ·9411 EXEC. SUITES A combi.nauon that can 'l ti.beat! Perfect locabOn Cclale to trwys, airport & restaurants>. prof. ~al servs, Ideal offices & beautiful pro. pie For more info call Bevat~2161 Xlnt oU.ce!> on 18th & Newport Blvd, C M 64.'>-2lll Get GREEN cub for WHITE eltl1)bant.11 with a Classified Ad Call 642· 5678 ------- PRESTIGIOUS LOCATION ••• Newport Bearh • u.> 2400 Sq Ft. •Bay Views •Extra Amerulles Udo Marino Vllacp 67$-1662 O.C.AllllOIT Deluxe 2 story ground Ooor 770 sq ft 4 of fices + rect>pl1on Are.a, atorage Sl sq rt Won'\ last 54~~ ---- Oranae County A1rport Area. desk IP8~ rec.-ep- tJOn.U.l, ronlerenr e nn A.,ic for DI a ne 540-124 5 '"-d.A•oHobie Single orflre avail. In Westcllff 8UJld1J1g. 2043 Wealchff Dr. N 8 Mr lloward, 64$-610 l lrvlne 395sq fl. o n MacArthur Blvd. N r Gulhven. Moo-Mon rcn lal a~ $4.2:5Mo. Funua~ 714 752-6263 ---fltaza~·· S.ht O.C.AJRPORT 1st bulldin1 beb\nd Gwllver'a. Laree new t:XA!IC\J&I ve sia tee w1lh aJ I l!ef'Vlces ova1lable. 2021 Bulll.DelSI Cntr Dr . • 213. lrvU>e can 152-0322 2 Qlnnedlna Ofrlces A p- prox 700 sq ft w park 10$? San Juan Capo <1rea S2!SI) mo 493-0732 • OELUXEOFF1CE....;; • f)-om 1 rm up lo 1200 sq ft From 9:1 f\ No lse req Adj. A1rporter ~I 833-3223. 912 Have aomet.hing to sell"' Clasa1f1ed ads do It well Small altlce & shop CM Can assume lse S250+ /mo 64&·2319, 98).2918 ........... ..... 4500 ....................... Prime Npt1Mesa Bua1 neas Parit Quality office & warehouse spact' ~rpets. draJ)e9 & wet bar 1400 · 7500 sq fl un llS avail now. 2-&' . 29' sq fl ec2-4463 8 . 4 Sal 9-l Warehouse 10 great loca lion w1part1al offlct. convertible to full office apece 3.3l05q ft. Loe at ed just olf Redh1U 1n lhe fine KoU-lrvtne Complex in C.M. Between 405 & 73 Fwy PleHe call our agent Mr Curt•~ at 55M570 %500 Sq.Ft. 5to. DIP tpoce 'XI' sq ft Lse or mo to mo. Also ava.11 s acre-. fntd yard for storaRI' nex1 to bldg. All or part Nr. Harbor & Baker. CM Days 549-8181 or eves 5419-«8). 40X> Sq. ft 2 of cs w 1heat 2 balh areas. 2 O/H wrhsf• doors & heat Frwy clc.'lff :Mo sq. ft. 67~1 XLNT LOCATIOM 7S3> S.F industnal park urut avail. for immed oc cupancy. lnc1-': offices & warebouae space. Crpts. drps, wet bar. For leu In« Info call 642-4463 Slue ogt 4550 ....................... 2500 Sq. Ft. open fncd area. No. Harbor Bl. C.M . $99/mo. Tom set)-221)() .... W..ted 4600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Obr-bedroom cotta1e Ul qwtt spot 10 Lagun.a Beach. Corooa del Mar or Cosl.I Mesa for S300 or le&&. Quiet area essen tial. Wnte ad 1636, c o The Daily Pilot NewspaJ)4!r. P 0 Box l!iOO. Cost.-Mesa, CA 92626 or telephone 673-7654. • CIS>ITHO rttOl&.IM 2-1 & lrd TD bma 71-6531 Arran1ed by CoadHo..~ 'Mdow has money for 2nd T O's No credit c~k. oo pnhy, l20.000 up f or art1on rail A1en1 673-7311 Anyome. ---Ally bus~ w polen\l<Al needlnit sail's mon,.y 1mana1te mML etc M.r Eberenz·· fJl'! 25.3-4621 Moii909tt, Trust Deedl 5035 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Safttet' Mtc). Co. All l)'J)e.'I of rt'al eswtl' lllvestmenls I lllCt' I ~9 SpKioll.McJ In lndTI>s 64~2 171 Stf!..0611 15',. $235,000 lit TD Well ~er ured w 130 month payoff Owner m•B33-~ m.ooo C~H fbr ~wn LoeD ol ~ or less oo ~bomesill RB. No ,..._.. Ma-4558 or •251'a8 R.J Grant 2HD TRUST DEB> S F\lndtid ln J 0 da YI Jllo potda &o quali~ bor rowen Up to 80'\o ol ap- praised value "'"It for Mr Hlnltle. 04 %Z70 or snooiz STOP!! Talrt' lJme lo relax and 'hop al home It's s1mpll' with Dall y Pilot Cla!Sl.fied Ads And 1r you have aometlunit to sell. rail a rnendh Cla.u1fied Ad Visor al 6'&2·56711 Time is Money Sa11~ ti me and money by u1ing our unique Ad-Siuer se"'ice You may requeat Ad-Sitter service when placlng your ad •.. our Ad-Sitter number wm appear In your Dally Piiot ad ••. Ad-Sitter takes your message• .•. you call In at your convenience to get the re1pon1e1 to your 1d. . • Thi• service 11 only $5 per week. for more Information and to place your •d call 642·5678. -- DAllV PILOT ONLY S1 s.tl any IC.at or e1tm bmaOon ol 1&.eftl• for '71 ~ Itta with a Penny PlncW Ad. a tin• ror 2 CGIMM!Uff PY'I· Eat'h addilMIUI bAe as fiOi' (or the2days Char&•I\' No eommadal *· ror 11\0ff ~nrormatlon and to pl•~ your ad tall 642-5671 ....... Jlmket ., ipta Ewryday \0 Lu Veaas V\a Scbeduled A1rhoea For lAlormaUoo Call S21.a70 au m&-0u10 ~ Bowl Party Prt Es Peonsylvaala rell· dent.I Ir Steelers fans *FOXY LADY * OtrreAJ.L ONLY •972-1131• TOMMY'S OF NEWPORT ESCORTS M2-1.S11 .._Ca.,_, ESCORTS 3t Hrs M 1-0180 MC/YJS.A --- AOMIM ASSIST • _Cl!_l S:J_l-4949 __ fot_lol_o__ DI AfltOND WA NT E 0 Loat It F.....t S 300 Pnv party W111 buy l lO l ........ ••••••••••••••• cartt.c~h N.B ~..v75 Fee paid, r areer oppor m Irvine Lota cl public oontact. to si .ooo ca11 .. Mlchel.e Muon ~5001. AIM> fee JOba. &wiling & Snellln1 of Newport Buch A1eocy, 4340 Campua. FOUND ADS ARE FREE , \ Call: 6U.S671 l.<Jlt or Found a pet" Call Animal A!>s1stanre l..eaKue 537 2273 no fee Found oc lost a pe'l" Call Special Pals Hotline 114 vn 1.235. 2u '2581398 LOST DOG La rice. Fnendl> Black ~ Tan Male Terner Dobie Mix Coi.ta Mesa t .. mil)' Gn~K~ -----~I LrR bl.k t em lab & W1> Ft"4 "h1te h.tm. on rht-'t !:>mos on old iO IOOlbb :>48·2012 . MS-3512 Lct;t Light brvn pupv> . fem , near Collt.a M~ Parlt 642-02fC> • ----LOST f·em 7mo-. Olocobte lab Harbor & Gesler ~l -'OUND . Cat White & TabbW W /unusual wb.it~ markings. W bell on cord V1r Fullerton & l&hCM~ LOST. Sunday Plump or•'l.•e Fem '"al R~cenll y spayt'd MS-lil506 O.C.AJRPORT ESCORT sstVICE Spec1all.ung an bu11 neasmen, re11dents ~ 739-5248 Prol Massa fit' by Steve. Ltr"d Therap1'.'ll. N B llam 8pm Appt Only 5621U7 MASSAG t: s1mpulll'O Your rrw sseur LS BobJaml'!> O\acall.5 ~\I. tlM 511\ klM'S OUTCALL 953-9121 E>.c1ti.ng Phoot· L'.J II~ We an-for real Try ~ f"onr A F'nend ~2411 MICHElll"S •o.tc41• 1 lAM 2AM 835 37 49 A Fr-enc-h DPIJ (tht Lf:MAN DE LAAUE ~'ORTS !6.l-!Kl!J 34HRS !J72-0482 Prof ~ut.Jv~ M8.SS4lge Tensions mtlt away ln Out Petert94-487\ ~Sen~Sl60 ....................... BRASS KEY ·~·Escorts• •661-0729• NOWHlRlNC T,...... 5450 ....................... ------ ADMIM. ASST. OKWAU &'11'WAU! Fee pa.id Admln. Asa1sL t.o marketing aupervlilOr ol o.atiooaJ co. Great up- ward mob11Jly lD $1,100 . C11l Michele Mason 540-5001 A1lo fee jobs. Snellma & Snelling of Newpon Buch Agency. 4340Campus ADVERTISING SALES The DllllY Ptlol bu an immediate operung for a .... .tesperaon w1•h nrwr.pa~r d11play a<1. ven1&in1 experience Good aalary, com - mass.MJOS & excellent fr inee benefits Excellent growth opportwutaes for a prnoo wttb career am bltionl call for appolntmenl. ORANGE CO~T DAILY PILOT m• 1642-4321 Ext rn F.qu.al Opportunity Empk>ytt Found· Fem. auburn 2 Round t.np uclteu lo ADVERTISING SALES. mat.W'e. adf moliva~ mdaV1dual reqwred for local bwtnesa ma &&1ine LIMral stra1&hl com nuDOO. Many leads pm rided, tu coAd calls wi 11 ~ pnmary prospect source Phone «-4414 lorappt. Irish Setler. v1c SJC -r.t.LL. lllOO 4IQ..4M8 87s.'1$J'1 FOUND A )'OWi~ ma le Lab Shepherd mix . blk laJ'I Whl. \ IC Gothard &Warner. H 8 8411-7362 *Advertising* 7075 START '%;=:! .....................•. - •··•·····•··•····•··•·• FOUND. Male 1rey t.abb) cal. flea collar w 2 belb V1r PlacentJa & V1t1.on.i for week S4B--0388 Found Gray Tea Cup Poodle Male Hamilton St .. CM 966-5862 Quahf1ed C.irptnt1·r Rough thru f'1111,11h "°OU Id 11.U Job w/quabty home _ tuldl'r I havt> all my own tools Call Jerry b IJ Pl\1 or IHI AM S4tl 2093 MAKING SSS TODAY!!! The Daily Pilot needs ll pen.on for OW" Classllied Adverll!11ng Depart ment The person we -;et'k should enJOY telephone ~alE'!I, be ablt· to type ~ wpm lelec tnc l. have a pleasanl personality & en1oy worluoe with a grea'l grOUp ol people! - Small blk bm dog. found nt'M K-Mart HB. Male 964-4610. FOUND M Dobl'rman Blk w brn ..\ppro" 6-8rnol'i Vlc N pt Bark Bay 919-9439 FOUND Lonj? ha1~ yn.: M cat w whale bib & J>8WS \'1r Pomona & WI.ban 64&-i95 l FOUND· Blk SMp M Bm & white Amt Sbep mix. Fem 644-3656 NeWJ)Ort Bead! Animal Shelter Lcllt · Lana ba1n:d yellow It ~ male cat. 12/1.5 Rewwd'6'4-0805 FOUND· Sheep dog , around Ne'W Years. vie 8ndlhunt Ir EWa. H B F V. llll34710 ~: Bl•· black Lab. Chain & flea collar. Beacb Blvd. .tr Slat.er. HlD. Bch. 9158-2183 Found: Sm. whl. male, lbaUY do&. '1tbt collar Jc. 12th. take It Atlan· ta. Hunt. 8ch. ~ fbmd: Ible. on.nae • wtlt. put Penlan cat. !bl. ID lntat Terrace. ..... Pomd:.X. Aflbu. bkmd, NB Ani m al Shelter ...... Pa1111h ........................ ....... W-.ct 7 100 ..•.•......•.•.•.•..... ACCTHG CLERK'· SlCaETAllY Po!;l acrt!-r~ 1payable \'Ollrhers. typt' SO wpm Ret'ept1on1st dutlt''> lrvme Mfg Firm DI II Kami 540-8894 .Acee u fmt DeJ:rt>ed Arcountanl needed for mortJ?a~e banlung firm an t·a..,h100 Wand 'dm l)r oper ~I for Appt 7~ lS lS --- We olfer e.ttcellent com pany benefits inc\ud\ng medlcal, ~al. Ufe in· surance, etc Salary PUJS romrrusalon ! Please rail ror lnterv1ew Pt'f"SOO.nel Dtpt 642""321, Ext m OllANCil COAST DAILY PILOT :B>W BaySt. CollaMeaa F.qual Opporturuty 90me overtlme Must be Employ~r able to operate lC>-key ad· ~ din& macb.LDI. Will tra10 - Call for appo1,11lmeot redo'a Hair Elc. 1610 lfrol'EMMARKETS PCH, Newp't Deb . M?-'7'102 6'JS.«170. We are re.ollog llYl.inc stations. Micro Electronics lat 6 2nd Shift • J .,.OU·~ -tttne I IWWOI mottddn!W ~ dln<110n. Silr1Tenn/Tl'lnsmaslc olrra lhla • .....,,. opponunlly 10 cnt«r tlw rncro det1rona indUltty ~ \1111 ~ lfl« """' lndMduel• '°' th« ~m., • Coatldl'ltlLllc •QC • ft!D ............ . •Mil MM ~modem~-~ loc'Mld"' ~ Bnch Met lht a..,. Cou(lfyl)lhn Wayn. ~ Wt olltf an cxchnt 111..unf ....,.,. ~hlnN .,.... '""'*" rMClk1ll. cltmaf. .. ~ 10 ,,,.., ~. itltlwtilld'lt pan. end the dllrK-. to ~ "90 • ~ cm.. '4111111\ llO 101.DHJWG 01 llH•U'f W bJt10UID. ,... ~ or a#'I lft """11\ ~ •tJAM cr 1.sn&. I ClBTOM INTERJOR ~ llY 1~'1!2JTRY •-••••••••••••••••••• ~~'.._--~~!!we do u all. Meta.I atuds a-"'*"· addltiom. Comm/RH tod Free cablneta, doors etc SL B-%194 BA/MC Rnbl. l'rl/Sat/Sua ... 7228, 5tM8JJ Cluaifled Ada are the 'lbe f-.t draw IJl the west. .a Dally PUot Owf'ied Ad. 64.2 5678. aBwer lo a succeaaful praee or yard sale' It's a better w-.y to tal more people! ~Uc.... At.n'O&TIRESERVICE- ' I rdon s day wortl wee« Apply The Qty al HuntmgLcla Newport T1re Ceoter. BNdl is hiring animal :llOO E. Cst Hwy CdM hC91111e lnspectonl for an nual ctty wide canvas Al!I'O TRANS R&R MAN WW ~ part l.tme now -Must have Lools EJt- thru April. F1ex. b.n. 11 per. pref 548-2288 yn thru Sr crtizens OK. BABYSITTER Needed. Apply personnel dept un.""-2000 Main Sl, HB .. _.,,...,Jan2lloFebl2. 1wi5.JS.M9l 8 4S to t :.> pm 1 boy. your home or mane APT MGR-Semi retm'd 561-8JJS Irvine. couple for SS wuts. CM . ---- <213 ~3851 early am or Baby!liUer needed, al.so wtepmoaJy hte housework Jo'ull -tune. Xlnt salary for ARCHIT£CT'S very Oex.tble hours Call OFACE Mrs Thomas, 5582603 3-S. 963 6281 aft 6 & wtmda Part tamf' mes .. enger. Must have reliable trans ~UD_. ______ ,Babysltt.er ~. /\M's ~EllBLERS. we wlU only, my home, good tra10. Apply 7am , aal&ry .-707S. ~or Yachts. 1'31 Bab)'litter needed, oc- Plac81tia. C.M · camc.w Day & Evet. 645-0128. •ASSE:MILERS• Banlang ----- •TRAIME£S• * Orange County manufar lurer of electro rnechan.ical producta tS ~ trainees for day shift. to assemble elec truuc switrhe11 & dis pia}'ll Apply ID person SaYinCJS Acct. Clerk Houaeel111la1. your ...... ~...-....... DL-.lfterll>m, You will bl ~ .. Usf\ed ~~~~!:!!~-._ my Job i. dool. ~ ..... ...,. Happy Holld1y 1b..+emo1 IW.labM &>ef'M>D lnleretled In workln1 t -2PM. Call N14'1'1 -~-------<XX~ l.arlettuck 'nhld cl c:teaain,c your ~=-"'----·-~ Tt1utll, t.rw tnm Dao ..,.. t1DM aw&¥~ Call ...-00 ~.~ HI Ill"!! ...•.•... .. ••....... m " t1 " • ..u. .w a.-.. J!'lb. l OD while bo"•• .. beiDI U • ~-rt I l f7l.fTll Riatlnd._ ..... Iona! CIOU• .... IO'a from Idaho de· air• bou .. 1lttla1 ar· rancemeal f~m Feb. Uiru Apdl. Pm. beadl commamtty .,..,. water. Loe1ll1 contact (714 JUI~ or writ• l'laber. PO Box U. NurdmaD. Jdabo .... --T• .... ....................... ........... • ~ ........ .... ....................... .. .................... . Jla'le'I Pa.Ultlq, ~ l\tpalr • aeroof. All ...... )'ti. most ........ t 1 p •••• b ' •• ' • •• cbeck m1 ref. Ue. rockaJl&ka•compo.Lar. -.am n. -. au.-f'ba • ~~--~~~~-•A...U. ESSIAM -,-,o-,._--.._.-.... -- cu.toi:n Pahst101, Lo ~-117' WU.. Bat., Fr• FAt, •---------!Jr Goar. Cbuck £Hwa. WJL&ON BOOPlNG • U71. SltJnPi or BoU l'OCICl:li. ~···-'··········· ,.,,er ..... aa-PAlln'tNG Pllliat. -up.per now Ir Espr'd. &Ha Rat.a. HH 15%. Call Wiii ,.,. ... JJc. 13111.9. u Yr l\IU. Ml-lAll rr.. E1t Call GHe eGaz:I llo9t \net • repaln • _SIDOGI~~~~~~~~ P8tatinl latcrior •Es· Rea1ooable. Call ._ Waft suarantftd. ctya/e¥at48-1D> Palntla1. lNT I EXT Neat, honelt. reaa., tZ yn. up. U.C'd. Dave .. IOti. F\oe est. palntln1 St. Uc/Ina Try me. R. Slaar.m415M IOfn Eitper -.5321 T.Y. ""'• a ••••••••••••••••••••••• a.uooable prtced In· Att>c: as root lnslall. Co- l/est Cuatom Quality· aJO&I. muJUple outJeta, 23 Jetk. ~ )'l'I ap. 411-7'9U ....../Rlplllr ,. ....................... .. .................... . Prof patnUnc En • lot Ne.t pelcbe& Ir tntarel c E R A .. 1 c T 1 L E : 1i1o1t Ext am. •38001.5 .-m. ttJ.14Jt IOtdaen, b91111. eattya . R.J. a.. 20 yn n-Free eat 5lC·4313 , ...... _. °'-· 1 Your tile or mine. .,._. MC/Viaa .._. " .-... tttlnl im gm.3019 ....................... Local ye-ar around ---------jOtJa or restucco.. Ranbl T----.._----- _Ml"ri0e __ ._-._1_u_1_.l3_1._1w_ Pmminl 6 wailpepfttng ,.. ~5MI> Ec1 ,.. s.. ,_ t°J I J dt •kl I Rwonable prien Ex· •••·•-·•-•• .. ••••.... ~ wont. Call Pam. '4s * c 341L ;: Wanl a IU!:AlJ.. Y CLEAN f15."'7t •••••-•••••••••••••• •• n. ••• work ,..... est ...................... . ;;'.;,. St('I~· · "' t"'4 imerpocy Tree Sel'V1ce, -•••••••••••••••••••• Call anytime, U bra. to ,,, I ....................... Carpentry. m11onr1 , Weekly Cle&nlDI ~· llX..IMT Call Oiqbam UU1 ........ t.14&-61J:S a1on1ble rates - ror eac:tdlftnre In 6:11.... l30-4Ml88 aft.er hQ&IMit~ C~anin1 WM llDlltDll.s ~3111 D_a_n_a-.-.-. -w-. ,-t-C o II t HAPPY NP YEAR ~ ea. Coomm 'ltfteaid. Topping, removal, baul- P at o l to C lat / £at. Hont'sl Reliable in&. DI& It La.odac:ape. XlnttClean work . BAIMC.•ZllM M&-10'10 ---------6'5-T.m. A.ft SC.a~ rJed.romc leaJt detection Expert llbaptng, tlun.alog Raloboe Co Prof npu Oeakat1laba) Re~I • at ump re mo v a I nlllf\q, plv.mbtn.c. paint ~w..U•more JO Robin .• HOUHCltanln• Sr'vr, for a thoroulhly l.ar•e•t Houaelteepln9t Servk« providea bonded. ••Ptrienced houlekempen. ~ day or lonler vlalll Sauafac: tlon auarantPt'd 7»Clla0. We paJ.Dt t.at tellt 6 l"f'CIOl'I· to&. ~ reptpe Top Ins u red . Le a v e t1J 111 t dlUonuic ~ pnc~. H8lPh.1mtJma ~-JUt MeM.aae ~2821 __ -••••••••••••••••••••• Guar. work. F'rtt est. DRAIN PROBLEMS" Natural tree pruning lAdMa. l 'U do &D.Y\tunl dNn houN S404l57 )all' bulbaQd wlU do OD ty 111 do it DOW, Rob Brldl woct. block walls, c:al.INZlllH f\nnpnerby phooe. i.erv1ce Ornamental cement dr1vewa)'1 .tr J2)'1'1 exp . NB-ell area 811~.So.couaty. pruniq, topp101. fl'ff 6Q.Szi6 Alil"e'I ~l.arunt( Reaaonable, rellabl•, rel• 873-1-MMl"1 I paU<>11 Eau, Ul JU9, I'm ama.ll. pncM are hidqe...., dral.o clean fJIU. '1Sl·3'SlorlU·tLS1 m.sTM um.11 ~30\4, IQ&. phanb'ng, l>.SO • WMl9w Qs I 1 .W,W-.d 7100 MrtpW..e.d 7100 HttlpW_.... 7100 ....................... ....................... . ..................... . ~~LT C:~:F.. /. · .'I ', for the best jobs • ·"-.r.•A in town. .. TOP rAY •MO FllS CU:RICAL•'nCHMICAL•IMDUSTllAL VOLT TEMPORARY SERVICES CASHla f'lrat clau ll all aa Reatauraot needs ex- perienced Caabler. App- J y In peraon. Pronto RJ1t.onale, So. Coul Plua. Upper Levet CASHIER Full lime. will t.raiD. e·~m to 3-00S>m Newporter t.on. 6'4 1700' Sandy Goodman en SS8 1-;0E C~HIERS UTDTEM MARKE'nf Openings now available CT\·Llr\: 'I( Wll'0«"6( PffSOHHft SflMCl s We are now b1nne ror short term • klnl term temporary )Olis for lM foilowi:ng postOOns G1 rrulOffiu batAiuwiltl A./PAA/Ra.rils 10~~°'' Olli today for an appoint menl 557..0045 3723 lirdt SfrHt "'.port leodl Eq\.-1 Oppor Employer 546-4741 3848 Campus Drive. Newport Beach CAcl'06s from John Wayne Airport) F.qual Opportunity Employer far full llme Aaa.talaot --------• 8anlang C rdalT...,_ United Cal.tfomia Banlt Wilmangta> Office 1ZW N AvaJoo Blvd. Wilmlngta> 213-549-Ull EOE. lilanapn OD 2nd at 3rd ehat\. No experieoc:e De(: We train. Start 13.!IJ to $4 per hour. Advancement. apporu.auty Cor manage med posrtjoos to SS 51} l:k>okbeper. pa.rt~ 15 per hour lf quahfied t'or hours per weelt. Call more informal.too & In PACI AC MUTUAL &isanl40-8820 uniew, apply to store ~.1.390 N Pacific Coast A ma,JOC We IDSunu>tt BOOKKEEPER Hwy, La1uoa Beach. company he.adquartered ~ BORl ..... G -.m3 Wlll IDt.ervleW Ul Newport Beacll. b.a!I ~I " Mon thn.t lo'rl 9am lo opportunlltu for 1n Must have clivenJ.fled ex· 3pD. dlvtdwa.ls wttb sk.tlls and OMICAL Secunt.iea proc:e111a1 cler1l far P-.IDan 1a1ud 1ove1tmeat firm . Proc:eu aew Invest· nll!llla mwlvma t.nk de- pma. • det.a.tJ roUow up lovestmmt cw banking expentnc:e bt'lpful. 714 'M>-0123 Oenc&l JOIHTHE tlJRRlll TEAM OF P9tOFESSIOHAL TB4'0LUllS All clenc:&l.sk.&ill needed for a bay for a """'* for a mouth TOP PAY NU FEE ffiVINE E.O E 7S.Z~ MP a.ER.ICAL ~-fT up 59-3l02 dya ~9017 ...................... . llft 5 R.ESIDF.NnAL 6 Stores Car •a.sing. Qvality ~Ads 6C2 56711 wart. ecz.5441. M.S-'J'f72 7100 .... W..ted 7100 .............................................. Coot. break.fut shirt; must be fast fr ex peneac:ed Apply to person al tbe Jolly Ro1er. 400 'S Coaat Hwy • Lacuna OOOK. part l.tmt'. Feb & lbrch ool y Short order ir ..andwlm t:I NIRU4:'1 U JUlllry Club La~una :\11tuel Pho ot" < h t>I onn'AL ASSIST · P\aU or pert-time EspeT fr X· ray lK pref 131-1421> or na 16"'1'91 Dedal Office \ookin& for dJtwmLe self ·mot.tvated back off1c:e a111stant Career opportuo1ty & benefrt.s for n K}\t penon. Call SC7 ~ nght away --- Dental Aua'H Ex Jlt'Meort-d , E•panded dut1~ Pnvatf' off1r r lhml At'ach. 4day~ tall IM7.SSOI t\#~ ~t'li-;', !fAM J I'~. [)mU! ~n1-.l. full cicaedMonday ume. exper . plc:asant COOKS full servict' Nr So Coas t Plaza ~ MP&1cao rt's lauraal .,.._ mCbl c:hef. NUl.tt Dent.al. ChaJ1"31de Asst man. t.UT. lme cool Newport Beach, p~asant 8olb day & n.tebt stul\a xroop pnict1c:e Eaper llVal Mml be exper Ap-pr9'd. 4 da)' week, lnc:ld P*Y LD penoo 11.0G·Prt. alternate Sat Alll . 12-3Pll. Laa Bnsas. 311 M>-W2 Cliff Dr Lac BdL -------- OF.NT AL ASSIST · F.x CC>OrSHB.ra per about 30hrli per fU11 tamt" t"all bdore """'* In very pleasant noon Mon thru Thun Npt 8dt offl<"C M2 ~3 67~3406 ----- UealAl t Jf flre 5e('k s a re- <"C pt 1on 1 'I\ typu.t Ellp de.tnlbk! Call 644--0883 MasWC-1..._ Barber, 1-man shop, ..,_,.. l or more years &avmg.s prtv.u couotry club COO· per. 6 do~ typm&. EquaJOpporEmployer general 0U1c:e r• F&lll powio food co. penence m one or more .;;Good;;;aalary;;;:;·;.;;;;3'44--;1 ·-------·1 allhe rouowma areu PAIT-TIMIE ~-Good typa.ng slt1l11 oec,saar)' Netrport Cellter Dn ve loadon. Call~ •COOCS• HoWlhan Ii tia.s aperun~ for c:oob 00 botb d.a y .. ~ 'lb1lls We wtll lr&lO YoU '1 you are W lU U\I to wort tn our rut ~ exC'l'lm,lt eriv1ron mml AwtY between 2 6 4. pm. 4llllO Campus Dr NB, Asll: (CK Joe C:0.U Dental Hyg1en11l Ea peraenced expanded function Hy11en1st needed fCK PendoolaJ of f1ce Thun & f'r1 Hunt 8ch. IM2-66.1 l. l.840Mmrovla,C.M. & loan experience pre-cesUon.644-S«K. ~312'7 E .. O.E. ferred. A\TJ'OMOO'IVE SenkeGnehf" We have an opening for a sharp penul 18 years or oldlr w11h a good dnving record. Excellent op- 1JQftunlty for promotion See Grant Burns or Tom .Jobnam ~ ,, I Ill er_,. C.-y 2925 Harbor Blvd. COSTAM~A 979-2500 For tnformaUOb, plea&4l comact: Sbu1ey Parlter. 8C'1~. USIJR SAYINGS &LOAMASS'M 1.0021 Beach Blvd Hunt 8ch. CA 92648 * E .O E.MIF/H Banking TYPIST SOlml COA.51' BANlC Ml~Sl .C.M . -------•I 92111i216. 54().s:Q> E 0 E. M9emblen 1.-:tial O.C. deetrooica rd& company baa the foUowmg req1.11rement. •11 t._,/S~H11w Jl&lll bave l year solder- .. aps'teoce. Will be nlPred to ~ ... turret term.inala, Wire, aalder' It touch-up PCB 'a. Same trabliDI po1lliool ...uable. APPb' at: ...._.s,.r...._ -~.C.M. ~ E.O.E. AU'l'Oll<1l'lVE ""-= .... ,..,..... ~ve esperieoce ,. .., . Sel&r7 c:olD· -on.rate wltb ex ~Hounlto5 °"4a1 . tbru Frlda1 UCELLENT chance ........... .a. ..U.uala1Uc. 1rowlo1 tupol a1klG. cal181m!J lake Forest F\delity Federal. a crow· iJll aavlnp and loan leader, I• opeoln1 • beautiful new branch lD the Lake Forest area. n.e. r.:lttom will off« exce &;nt atart\oc aalariea and ar••• bemflU lncllldln1 paid career apparel and free pmtinc. SAYIMa~ SWllVISOR nu tun time openlo1,. qW9 two run S4&L ex· perieaee and 1troo1 ao.tedpof all HV~p tranudlam. IAIBY ~m Tbia may c:ooc:ern )"CM.L-We a.re a nat.iooaJ wbo&elaler al industrial eqWpmeot.. We are \ooll· la& lor lodMduals who want to earn bl,,_,n '200·$500 per wit We have full·Ume poettioo.s opeo and a complete lrailWlg program. Ir you are tired of making minimum wage. or work· inc lo a uniform. call to- day for an iDLervie'W. We beileve age la no barrier. au that 11.Dowtedge la. the key to sucoesa. For an In· tervleW. caJJ 115'7. IJ50. BARMAID Atlractlve P /time. Call M&-1193$ l'IMAIDSS Port 17, 8*-31196 CM BabyalUer needed, full time M·F, or LJV la AprU.July. 64Ml4.5. ea.i&y Aaalst. wanted to tnln for c:Ueot.ele. Good CJA)OS'. trl1-4250 & trl1-8'119 *llUSTOll• Store Mr\p' .• Aaalat. Mn· IJ1 .• Medin .• for Schwinn dealer. Salary $20k Mu.at bave prior bike Medin. aper. lD a at.ore . 5t4-8l1S -Qwlf(eur · coUe&e IW-• TYPISTS-MTST mi&&F/C dmldrivetorac.every • SECRETARIES Podxm wrt.b prominent n.n. Entranc:e pa.u or s..thand Req, Faablon bland UJVHl· lbady time. Navy°" bllt •CRT Data Eotry mail f1rm. Ellcielleat oP-suit eauatlal. Non • G E N E R A L pornmtly. CallNG--0123. srnabr. Also Tua drlv· CLERICAL/lnauranc:e BOCmi ATl'ENDANT - ApsJly al Newport Arches Marin.a.~ Judy. Boy needed. l6·1'1yra, DIUll be able to work lpm~m. Ute factory ~~2'1Q2.. Break.f aat c:oolt. ex per Salary commen1urate W/o;p. Apply in penon. A.all for Tad Ham·, Qu-.ry Cookery. '.f132 s Bnltoi, Santa AIMI IUSSOY n.yt.une, ~ bn./wk. No 1cbool. Mlnlmum wage + percentaae gr&Wty Private Coun- try Club, Laauna Nlpel ~ Sal.-Sun. 1 ~ 9pm through or Tues. Thura. 10 to 11.am or 2 to 4pm. Pbooe: 416-5'187. IUSPIRSOHS Proteuiooal. Fint class ltally Restaurant needs experienced Bua Peraons. Apply In peraon . Pronto RJ.atorante, So. Coaat Plua, Upper Levti me. Baa Canyon arn. ~ M).5335 • ACCOUNTING CLERICAL • One girt oC' flee 2%8 Foresl Ay~. Lquna Beach. CURICAL ~nent potitioo open wttb well eatabll1hed small compuy. Clerical work wt&h empb.aail OD lnveat«y control. pro- ductioa control. purc:hu· Ina. tYJJIDI ~ 80 •pm l Pleue c a 11 a.ERK • CLERK/TYPISTS <Entry Levet I • f'1LE CLER.KS We have lmmedlalt' opmmp. 11 you quaUry. we olfer a w.Uque w~ 1111 mW'oo.meat ln addi Uon to excellt'nt com pariy ~ Please ap- Pb ID penCJn to "" .,. re Dtpu lw .. m«B>fora~--700 Mewpori c...... CLERICAL l>r BROKERAGE firm Me•porf leoc .. , C• 1Ntinc OPERATIONS '2660 llANAOl:R ln Fuhbl IJlaod area. Min. 2yra An Equal Opportunity exper. Must koow all Employer MIF pb.a al the mdust.ry i--------- O:n.act Doan.a Tauln.arl --------for appt. 11~2292 Oerical aenca1TJPW,P'/f PE M S I 0 N aam-tpm. pleasant wortt· CASE tn1 cond. ean for tn· PROCESSORS l.-.iew, 1157 • l.l50. I rvt.oe. ,, ......... ~t bfrrhu:e4t Xlnt career opply Penaion deparlment w/rapklly srvwtnc. ft· needa lndlvldual1 for panalnc aecurltlu ~aapec:UotPenaioa ~:%a1e tlrm, In Admlniltratlon. BHlc: Beadl. Must be m1ib reqW'ed. .U ll'OOl'Dtd· Open new ~ •. a:~-~••'a! Good opportunlty to llUll ._ I•., work ht area of ••· ;r=::-~~&li pazldonand irowth- iii miiiiii•iiiiiWl ______ , •• otftr out1t.ndin1 ..--cmdtUonl Uld. lblnl ........ pecklop. U 10U ~. pleeM ap-lll71n penon to: ...... ...... ........... ..._.. ..... ... ONACCTG Will train sharp in· <kVldua1 Good salary • beoer1t1 Jeannie 9'19-0UO C.M Cl.ERK TYPIST For 1ales office of major wholesale nursery an H. 8 Competitive uJary. rully pd bealtb pac1ta1e. pd vacatata " educ: a· uoaal retmbursemeot Appllc:anll must have llUtiltkal typmc Hper 8' aelf lt.attUll • pmaess arpalzMkGal aba.!JtJes Coalac:l Jo Anne n4-~. COLLECroR -Exper a must Up to '400 per Wil!ldt, salary & pefttD· l.q!. Nice Newport or nee &'1~·9910 Michael a.dber' ~ or hilb acbocM 1lrl. Lite bouebold dmiea • price &lft ware. Man lbru P'rt. A2:5Cler hr. atart. Noo·1moker. 0-tram. Bll Canyon ua.-.a31 OOllPUl'Ell TYPIST - P\&U or part-time Daya ~ e¥m to lnpul auto lna. \ofo. Call •• Mocb •ID Oeatal rttepl , ortbo .. COllPOtlATf Npt Bch Start to SICaT ilT Sl2.000 Ortbo exp req TO $1400 _&cz._:111218 _____ _ BtaWful c:orp alfi<"C oC' a DDn'AL ASSlST -Part ftlw ~pon Beach com ume IDOl"l11D& ooJy. .Ex. ~ Deeds a eood n&hl arm for Lbttr legal VP per nee:. ~ Tbs pbane call coWd be the txgmt break of yov Ille Call Rrta, ~ ao.ta.I Penoonel Aeen ey, 2'1'90 Harbor, C.M. Nli\wafee Counter c1rl Dry cleaoen Call tor 10 lt'rvlew Newport Cleaners, 106 Tustin Awt. Nwpt lkh S.-2221 DetTAL A.SST • Cballen11a« career op- portually in established Newport Beach aeneraJ practice. Seeking dleerful rmture person Mlllt be apert~ in cba1raide Ir X-ray . s.!aryopm. ~l. DENTAL ASSISTANT - Well cr'OOllMld penona. Counter girl. Kuster·~ b6e. Exper nee. Part- Oeaoe:n f'uU lime 186 lime Npt. Bda. 1SIMBIJ E l.8UI St Cll S48· 7022. CUDfT CREDIT CHECKER. oear Fashion Island. no ~ nee • iota oC' vane ty. lite typing, areal Delk c:Mrtl. rmture, ttlia· tile penaa fer front deU; hrs. m111l be nulble. Tbe loo At Lacuna. Z1J N. CoMt Hwy., Lacuna Beadl.41f.7SJ5 tJpctnnma spot 1145 Ca 11 Drt .....___._ b Jerilyn. ~5001. Saeli· Hn. "'""'.er Ca • 1n1 & Snelling ot lllOd drivin1 record, 2S Newport Beac:b Alency, Y'l'I or oldef' I 48W881. 4lMOCanqNt. Dnver/G1rdeoer comb DATA ENTRY 'Tral.oee, full tune da~, Ute espertence prefr'd. S100tmo. D 0 E. Jrvlne. :1!>7-4'152.. DATA '1!2JTRY -Rapidly lf!!!tllMdna co needs ruu. time data entry opera.tel' rr you have l.eo· ~ we wtU train. Great ulary Xlnt bene. Irv. .,._ For •ppl. call Bet.b ..... na.ICA'l!SSEM Jm..P. °'*' 11. eaper'd, fWJ • Umt, ••eoee11*"1t Have valid CA Ueeme. Good dnvlo1 re~rd. Mln. qe 20. Apply at Penn11aver, 1880 ~Cll. ~V9'1 fulJ time, neat as>- ~. nowledre or ()nap Co. Good drtriq nmrd.. Ov• 11. WUliog to work. Company ¥tt.tldla. S1 JO per br. + ln<?efttlv•. Call Mart m.-. DRIVERS • o.u .. r baker1 Jroda~\a \o auperm&ft.ta. Suly e11onla1 to mid · ~-..em DeU~ery P1Tlme AM , L.A. Tun ... '100 per,_......,_......., ___ _ w& lo Larl&oa Bead!.: ..... &LICTaONIC AS · ftDPPDkll ....... ......., COJllGW&aur•I~ ··~ ... ,.,. s ....... apea k loa preferred. Aldn~IJ.9-L ~.A ... C lll. ELICTIOMIC IMSTAU.11/MAllNf ~wtth\Mlalla Uon procedW't!ll oo a 11 marine equipment re quired. Sala ry com m enaurate With ex perience. Growth poten bal for right mdav1dual Call960-3MJ B.ECTRONIC TECH/MARINE SUpes-opportunity form lfyuquallfy, we are an>t IOUs ID llllk With YOU Ap N I.I\ person at Pft"IORMI Offke Moadar Ir Tunday .lea 21 & 22 only 8AM-1PM PACIFIC MUTUAL Group Operatiofts Ctr 345 Clnfoft St. -....n&CUnton> Costa ~sa. CA 714-752-1492 dav1dual with growth Anequalopportunlly pot.eotJal. 2nd class FCC Employt>r M 1-· license w1tb rad .. , en dor.iemeot reqwr•d In l•--------dlVldwLI must al• o ha\f• Gt.-n1•ral manoe exPt"nenl"t' fop wages paid ID Ind usl ry CaJl~244l EXECt..TIVE ~FREE ~:;f JOBS SECRE..1ARY Small otl e:\plorallon ro We• h ,i\t> <•iwnm~~ ror· need& bnght. l'IWr)ll'lH' / F ._ Wortc Secmary with good lyp ac,_ 1 , "" mg :>Pt-'ed & i;ieneral uf -t Secretaries lice expenence Salary ./ ~.~ based upon your ./fUee&ertls quallf lcat1ons. Paid ./ Acch) Caert.1 medical & dental. Mrs ./PIX·Dlm 400 Soreoaon S40-S333. ./ T ypiats ~oc ~ haaf\lll • '::~uma Potthoo• ava . You c:.n •• · peet lo earn up to S7 CIO br daiq lotel'Clt ... wart 5.11--0ll l Guudl GUAIDS._,ID IMtiielATILY $4.00fH-' We ban Opettlnga for ieC.'\111 t y Qff ICffS tn lh\l Laguna Niguel area Benehu include. un· 1for11U1 provided. paid vacatloru. & Wal(l!b raid ~kJy Please cal or 11pply 1n per:.on al Burns Jnternullon.tl Secunty St!tv1ce:.. 1775 Cenlu St Stt-102, Anaheim 92805 635 4630 GUARDS M&Pcrt-thnt MaJeor Jo'emale Reured welcome Uniforms furn1sht•d . paid va1·at1on No t'll penenee net-essary App Iv Lotus lnve:.t1~al10n & ~unl). 1537 Bakl'r ~l Bldg A, C'oslJ Me~J. 751 2454 GUARDS f\Jll & part time \II area'> Uniform -. lum1:.hed ARt'!> :.! I or O\er fu'lirrtl \\ t-konw 'llo expenen1-i> nt'<· App ly Vruver.al Prott>ctum Sen 1te 1226 W Sth Street, Santa Ana In terv1ew hour:. 9 I;! & I l ~ton lhru Fri HAIRSTYLIST W chentele Xlnt "'-11rk 1ni: cond liood 1111· !192 1113. 842 ·0094 I lrur styllst needed Rent :.talion $60 wk Hunt Bch art·a <213 1434 0045, eves & n 14 )898-6793 JIOMEMAK ERS mtt>rest JIWILIYULD I 'IQ '°'*1111 f Of' an t¥. ..... dW...a pe rao • f aalllar w,...... ............. .... Ma. lwlo. CoMt Au. llall rt&ail '"*1 ..... 1blt '*"'°° Ga'/ aow b • preatot ly ~by an Ladtpen· dient or •mall cbalo and , .... ~t their effort fl alillt)' I.I ool bet.nt ~ oocniJed nor l"e'Wanled J hitw an oppottwUty ol a liletJ.me. u opeaiac (or m look.In& lor ad· v~. a Cle&in to 11.1n'!Md, ~Wapes.a '° accept reapon11b1hly, &harp It alert Your earn. IQ& pot.entla.I ls dm-ct I y relatfd ID your aptitude &lefl moll\laUon Thl.S IS a caner 'Wllb th• fmest ,ewelry chaU> ln Lhe U S WllSRB.D'S Mr Klein 541} 7187 S4(). 7\88 Kennel hlp, wk.nds only hvl! 10. mst hVt! own tm.p.appt~ IANDSCAPE AflCHITECT lmmed. ,nition for drafl>1 JM'f'SOO· des1j0lt!r w I Jyr1; pro ducllon ~:<per l'"ong & LdRucca A!!>soc 714 645-1».M LEGAL SECRET ARY ~per. thoughtful eo~ despenitt>J.y ~ your x!nt l~gal expencnce & o((i("(' skills Will dlSl'USS hour... pay CBll 644·~ Anytime LEGAL SECRET ARY TO $1300 ;\io rCi' To Applicant Spt'('11tl.Jzinjl In The LegJI Fteld fACTORY WORKERS .. -40 hr. w..tc EDLEfl INDUSTRIES ~DoveSl. N.B Aams from O.C.Airport Bonuse-. A\J1lahlr Nt>\'t'r a fee EOE M f' ed lD eanung $100 to $150 Light Bookkeepuig. Part per week. dependj.Og oo tune Apply to person lune Work from home Rion Hardware, 102~ flexible brs. oo exper Irvine. <WestcllU nee. Call 4PM-7PM only, PluaJ, NB. ~~-'---~---_Mr_._ Pasc*l __ ._898-_9317 ___ Liquor clerk. liill time, F11bi.oC rod wrapper, H<Srl':SSICASHJER nJg.hta, boodable . A P· eJCP., incl al15C. shop/of. M.I . 556-1520 Morning Shift. Blue PLY IN PERSON 9 lice work.. Full Ume Hrs ORC'i 115-2621 .Dolphm. 33S5 Via Udo. AM·Z Pll. Tuee.&L OD· opm. Top pay for ngbt ·-··------I Newport Beach ty. AirpoNr Inn Hatti, atr l. Newport Bcb 11700 M•c Artbur, MUll62.M ~S 1rvuae SUC.50 hr. +bonuses. --------- FOR.EKANTRAl.NEE C'iBBALOFRCl Wtll tr&ID. Fff " Pff. LV.M/MOC Sllift Prflu aome lead ex per . Rehable, mature person Advancement opport Rehef nune needed Tues mecb. a bi.laty, " aome able to handle a vanely Must have transporta· & Wed. U-7 ~AM. Xlnt spoken Spamab Super ol Jobs busy dJvision of-Uon.8'8-7(8) salary. Apply 1445 oppor Costa Mesa nee ol a Statewide Real Supenor NB m.aeoo Qt.ate Investment firm Housekeepers wanted. -"-----' ----- Type S!lwpm Cati F'l', xlnl work.mg cood. •MACNNIST• f\tll & p T po111t1ons m fm.0096. Good salary. 8 paid STAJIT St.00 PER HR. new specialty fllods ---------holi days . E .O . E ,..____ ..... .. center 1 n l r v 1 n e Bayview Convalescent ""........,..,.urate ... .... M t ~BlAL OFFICE Hos 1 .. C/\c expen l'llce 8 0 8 gem en o P PERSON FRIDAY, fee pita 6"2·.....,.. Ov-tlws Ar1table ponuruues. Call Pei:u~y .... uo 53S-J588 paid, lrvme area, nghl H o u s e w a r e s 4-day40hr week arm ID Manager. vancty SalestCasbJer Full/Part EDLER INDUSTRIES GE'll. BlLLlNG CLF:HK plus No shorthand, time. Apply m J>l•rson. 2l01 Dove St NB for sales office or major 1trowth spot to $1 ,000 Crown Hardware. 3107 Acro8S from 0 C Airport hol I Also fee Johs Call Jem E.CoastHwyCdM w esa e nursery 1n ~"500 S I" ... M ... ·-·-t. rl"n B Fa.'lt ll.B ln add.at.ton lo <'om Lynn .,..,. 1 ne ung 1 w..UWUll ....., & Sn1>lhng of Newport H.Upr Live.in. Am ook· growing machine i.hop peUUve salary we al!\O Beach Aitency, 4340 ing for Grandmother needs good people Xlnt proVlde a fully pd health CampiLS_ _ __ type to be a part or fam1 ('(J bt>n Paid holidays package. pd vacal1oru;. & ly 2 children Xlnt v /\ I I rv1nt· area educatJonal re1mbur'le Gen1 O<c. h<'avy phones. home ..,,,.,.. roent Applicants must wnte :.erv1ce orders ror ~rv. area. ~ ... .,,r.,, 54&8210 have exper Ul workm~ Appliance -.erv1ce co with salemen·s rom Bookkeeping back· INSURANCE mis&lons. as well as a JUOUnd l'\.'<fd, hte typing, Property & Casualty A~ general bll:kpg bac k S4 75hr. 40hr week Call sistant. eXJJ mm 2 yrs inc ground Coouct Jo Anne Kate. 642-0340 typing. xlnt benefits 714-flllUiOOC James Insurance office. G&BALOFFtCE Gel OFFtCE lrv1oe, call Maureen f'/l1me . l\lus l enjoy '1'S2,-0ll90. E 0 .£. Growuag architectural phone contact. working office olfers posrt1on for wlt.h c~mers & detail INSURANCE. FounlalD dependable con1c1en work. Paid vacation:., Valley branch ol large tbls penon. Must be ac sack pay & health In· auto iruiurance agenry curate typist & have aurance. Apply 9-4, Mon hasapemngsfor· some knowledge of book· thru Friday al Barden 's UNDERWRITER keephig. 20 hrs wk to Ptet C.OOlrol. 896 Rao· TRAINEES start with potential of dolph, Costa Mesa. Salary commensurate full Ume. Call 6405060 546-551'0 w/experieoce & ability. forinterview. Xlnt advancement op ,..-u OFACI GIRL FRJDA y portumty. All company ---Non-~ rehab. agen· be Cit c II K th ---·--pe-...... Office ood ne a. a a y. ....... .., , ,._, cy, Ult have g typ-~ apr req. 40 hr wk. 2 Jn& s k lll s & some '*--Jwela bJ JC*pb knowledge of bkkp1. Will ..,. train ii oec. 35 hr wk & a..aI Office l:IOa m· beoerlla. ........ Koo \hna Fri. Pliml ,....Jit.J, ml.tit -be 11*1 witb fi1 urea. ~ clll1Nd. Salary apm. Lori'• JC lubeo. .,.,,., d 10alL BENEFITS PROCESSOR Major Ute ins urance to mpan y , b a•d · ~:! iD Neu~~ tor lndivid~wltb the foUowina akilla. lluat baw llAI _'?.Ll-~an ex-perieoce ~lllll medleal PQ11> cWms. 8*iuh• IUlOWledt.e of Ctl VS Saclgouod In d~ntal dabm balpful. MAID J::xper pref, full lime. Abo.E._t.n:ne 642 =->30~- Mruds. apply The Jnn al Laguna, 211 N C<>aal Hwy.Laguna Beach __ Mamtenance Permanent full lime lllllintenance JOb, exclud· Ul,IC J anti.on a I , for I a rg c olf1ce complex 5.56~ MANAGEMENT PEOP' .EPERSON Key pt·tlme bualneu partner needed. Equity poaiUon wUbout \DVelt· meut. Cao provide very aitrad.ive atra lncorne. 64S-58'Zl Mecb.aAlcal AIHmbler lmmed. opentDC. $1.~lhr. o.y IJbiA. -W.1SAS&..NB. •MECHAtilCAL* •IHSPICTOR * 4-da.y .. br. wed EDLER INDUSTRIES 2101 Dove Sl. N 8 Amm from 0 C. Allport Mecbcal Receptloruat to work part t1 mt! 10 Cb1ropract1c office Spana.sh :.pea.lu.n&. Call 631·5690 _..__ __ _ Medlca1olf1ce.exp Nwpt Bcb ~a Send resume ID &>x *638. c o Datly Pllot. P 0 Box 156-0. Costa Mesa. CA 92627 MEDICAL RECORDS & OFFICE ASSISTANT t"or convalescent holip, exper pr eferred. full time. !\ton 1-'ri. xlnt benefits W tru. & lnet>n live Apply Reverly Manor340V1ctona C' M Mfo.;DICAL REl'EP TIONIST -t-"or 2 busy orthopedist:. Exper pref 631 ~ Medical Assistant back 0H1ct> part ume ln tern1:.l , office E~ pencnced only 496~11 MedkalTECH J" T Mon·Fri for ex pandlng Ref RIA Lab l..ic req'd RIA exper not req 'd · will tram Xlnt benf NB area 548· 5581 MB>ICALASST For Mon. & Fri only Typing necessary Or ·a office-El Toro, 837 -84Z7 Meyemof's pnmary sup· plier of good food to the lrvtne Corporate C<>m munity needs responst· ble delivery person to dnveour van. Good dnv· 1n& rerord necessary Mao-Fn. Approx. 8: 30-2. Start.mg wage $3 25 per hr. Olll K.u..e SSl 4232. •MODELS• " •ESeORTS• Experience Preferred •661-0729• tiUtSES AIDES .rJfleded to give TLC to dderty patients. Classes lllart unmed. Earn while you lear n.1 all shifts avail Apply 1445 ~or.NB. Nurses Aides, all shJ.lls. ~ler Care Center. 1DI W. Heml()(k, S.A. Call 546-1966. NURSES AIDES For weekends m con· valescent hosp. xlnt salary W I good benefits & U>Cenllve Apply Beverly Manor. 340 Victoria, CM ~~ ~II.pm & II.pm 7am Expenenced or ~rtlf1ed SJ 50·$4 00 per hr Mature Trainees S3 10.$3.25 Mesa Verde Convalescent Hospital, tJ51 Center Sl , C M MURSlS AIDES Part lime 3-11. & 11-7. & p /time 3 :.>. 7 :.>. 41 ·bed, Conv Hoap -CM Gd pay MS-3061 Nursuig RN SUPERVISOR 7am-3 :.>pm, LVN CHARGE NURSE: 7-3.:.lpm NURSES AIDES: 7-3 ~ or J. U . :.!. Q,rtified or will train NURSES AIDE AS· SJ STANCE I : 30am· l ::.Jpm or 4pm°"pm. No exper-oec. Good medical. denta l benefita. P1apb.lp Coo- valescent Cnter, tM f'll&lhiP Rd. NBNNIM4 PaJ.nur .ffaodymao. H· ..,tmce req'd Nftpoft 8Meb. c-ta .......... • bide. full Umt. TISL Jl&JOt SO ieGI PART TIME EVENINGS Mutt.I wttb ~ •• ~ fltnciaalic.iea who ~ wvrtdl>& ~ kidL ~ 21. Sta.rt at SUO per bour. Pbooe 84Z-4Ul. E•t UO &EIWKEN 14 PM. ............. Equal Opportunity ~er. PART TIME. 2$.30 hrs, orpnlud mature penoo ID ~ wJl.b cat.AJoe It !Iliac office dUUes. Hrs flexlt,.e Wood Lt«bllng flxtureCo axu s E Ma.n St . lrvme oorner MacArthur & Maul. 546-2SI> I PAa'T-TIMI OHL Y Due lo ltoR expana.M>o m Oran1e Co . we nff'd lle'Va'al sharp people to wort for 4 rugbt.s a wk • 6-IOpm , Sat 10-2pm OI' S everunp 6 lOpm Must be UI or over. People who ~stable pre I S400SAJ..AaY lff profrt s banng pro- jlram Whichever you prefer For 1ot . call betwet"O 1 9pm 739-2209 Part I 1 roe copy person Qasual almo6pbe~. nu 1ble houri. Small pubhslung ro \ton f"n • 7 2pm $4 00 hr Call ~7 Part tune muntenanre man for apt complex in C M RetJN'<I or semi G?lJ J86S. JBS 1 IMMEDIATE PART TIME OPENINGS Help on Satunt.y & SUn da,y mornings to dell ver DAILY PILOT to our camers Must have good dnviog re cor d. large station wagon or ~an Hourly + m1lea1e. Call Harry Sede)'a: MJ..4321 IMMEDIATE PART TIME OPEHING Wed., Slit 6 Swl AM. Drtv. to Delivw DAILYPILOT To a1r ca1iwn Iii l"ilM, oppllco.t .-st haYe good drhhuJ record, larg• statlo• WGCJO• or •••. Ho•rly pay + nit 111Jf cA>wc.c.e. Cal Harry Seiley fll' ,_.... o..e.t at 642-4321 -------- PWE-UP ~BLER with at least l year f'X · penence. preferably newspaper Excellent COl1llJ8DY benef rts Apply between 9AM and 6P M 1llooday lhru i':tMiay Ol.AMGol COAST DAJLYPfLOT MZ·~ D>W S.ySt. Calta Mesa Equal ()pporturut y Employer --- PBX OPERATOR Answering Serv t Ip time Exper $3.50 start. s.JDl.5 ..... T .A .8 . a n 1 werl ia 1 ~ T.A.B. am. aerv. baa a few poeiUooa ~o In Tut., SA. CM, • HunL B att.M. v arled ahlfta. P rr <:1 F tr. llaay outat&nd· inl~-WortDNI' ,..... home • eam while yauleam. 5CMZ10 E..O.E. PllSOtl& ~ u )'OU are bJ ·Un1ual £n11Spaa, tJpe 40+ 11.ke to"°" w /peo- ,aa 'D km tis.la '*· ,_ .... Oii• med hmll. vac. ,.,. E.O.&. Call 117-1.Joa. ADIA TEMPORARY 1zav1c&1 1120 &. Ol"7 uta.A. .. PHOlOTICH LI De/~ l one. auto poalttvea Full.time Muter Bluepruit. 234 nacber. C.11 Sit0-41'14 Pl.AS11CS won.as 4.,40 ......... EDl..Eft INDUSTRl!:S ZlOl Dove SL N B Amlu from 0 c Airport PLUMBERS Self ·llarten who <'an de a! wipubbc 567·2Z78. AJI calla returned ------ Pre srb ool t eacher, lnltun & expenen<'ed WUlled. Fu1J ume o~ 1 • pa r t time <8 l > Benehti. Review for raises Call Martl)'n 8C7 ·521M or 842·~ +-- Pressman & Bindery . ~8 Dtdl •ltd! System. Some e-:xper des1r a bM! Qill Bob 714 898-2628 P1ltMTIHC'i U you are 20 oc OVet" & lonkln,c for a carttr op- portlll\lty 1.n pnnltn!l ap- ply at PE."lfNYSAVER. 11111> Placenta. CM rtlOOUCTlOM TRAJN&S 2NDSH.JFT Orange County manuf ac lurer or elrct ro mecbaruc::aJ produc\.5 u; sedan& lTa.lnet's for 2Dd shift. to a.saemble el~ troruc swatches & dts· plays Apply LD pen.on ...,.S,.dllllNs I.MO Monrovia. CM 642-3'27 E.0 E Public 'R~'•Kw Leadm& aotenor design hnn baa opening fw ba:rd wortin& respoa&I· ble pllnOll in \be direct pu.bl1c rela1aoQs field Call 411-3771 . From ~ Pcadwi:nc ~/Boe*· bepft'. Part lime 2IO brs. plr wt. CcllllltnaetioD U · per prel. Cbooae your OW'D hours. Oflice Ill Newport Beach. Ask for Wea7SU383 Rapidly 1row1ng Sao Fernando Valley firm seeking sales Reps for Ill· duatrtal chem1cals1. janitorial s upplies Chemical background h elpf u l bu t not nr.amiary Commw~ 2 13 766 ·7149 or ZU.7ff74126. ltHl&tahW.S Opening for licensed ~alespeople. locally owned. wrth nallonal re fern.I system. Ex~llent worll:1n1t cond1t1ons Earn lOO'l c:ommL'IS1on For C'Onfidenllal app't call~ ~ ~•Sl'S'TEMS' l ., .. ,.... J .JiWd1d • --- Reel Dita~ UCIHSID UMJC8CSB) Will train Best com n:Mbl aplal in the Ul· dultry 70 ~. to lop pro- RecepOooiat. attretary. Gu1 Pnday Busy tax ol rice heavy telephone 8ldqi( or t.u knowledge beipfu! Proato Tu Co 705 •B ~ S.lboa 81. Belboa. 67J.$ill RJX:EPTIONIST -f'ronl olfice appear~. l..lle t)1IUlC Good w J f lgW"H Job avail Feb II Call 1191 1791 '°' ;,appt. ulc for ViV1e0or M;,e Fas~:ing Progressive Co nte<b ~.~at •PJ>t"ar 1n~ per o;on , lyp1nic n eces!>arv Good benefit~ Salary rom mensur111le w t'Xpt·r S«>-4811 R.ec~pl1on1sl. lull timP through ~th E1Cµt-r Grt-at opportunity tn Job ri..r1tet *llh l'llPllndUll: ro Reita Hair Stylist, So <.:.oai..t Pi..u CM Ap ply ll1 person :WI ~ Re<'ept1oni't ·r y p1st. pt>rmant•nt , rell J bl,. v.1md-, & i.Om•· v.kd)!> d~ nt>l'd(•d s-i ::.> If r ~ Experie n ce n o t oeceu•ry. but be1e '• whaU1 ... HiO SdJool Educa.Uoo ~veAWtude Well Of'OOIDed Good Drivin& Record Ability to treat. peop .. like pe!Ol>6e, witb a IJ.Oo oen l.111.-.t lo customer &atidacuon, •above aJI, IJUCrity II you ~ you're our type of person. don't Wall c.ontAd u.a tocby Ulpel'IOI\- ffl I lit 0..-.. C...ty 2925 Harbor Blvd. ~'TA MESA 979-2500 Saks Do You Have Phone Experience? If you a re look mg for a i.ucresMuJ n.allonal com pany that olfe,.... Xlnt pay, adv.mcemt>nt pot.en tJ.a.1, & a premium pro duct, call now Mr StOl'1i? 54l>-402.3 ~ Earn SHlO S200 da1 ly f, .. pt-r neces!>ary. Choose >Our own hn. ~ poU>nted 011 refuwr ""'1.' rt.'>t'lf Full or P T Comm~ 641~ RfX:EPTl()!'li IST Lite• SJ.I~ booll:lcN!~r \1on f ri t:oim t'xtra income 1n Sai.b by Schoclr. bi!> 1~ your cr.i.11 neiJ!hl10rtiood 1r RECIPTIOHIST F~ l~land R t. In vestment firm ·~;x penenc-e~ry T)p 1Di Wil6 reqlll red Im medJatt' Opt-nJOg l'.iill M>-OlZ3 Restaurant C()()t(S \1'U 11o~h da.'>tnbuUng na lJl.inally known prodU<'L-. For mort-1nformallon cdll ~"7 !f-6, or Ad· ~ • 142. 64.2 UlO ~ Exper Hies man Wnte your own pay check Lucrative new f~ m automotJve aecura t y syst ems. &cz.. '1'9'19, 6'4-C7G Cburk. Exp betp ~ Full & ,_ .... _____ _ part ume Good pay ~ benef Ai>Pfy Jolly Roeer 2300 Harbor Bl , C Y S40«IJ.5 Rmtaurant Elpi!r Oyster Bar penoo a t the Dana Trader. 4D.-n. AM for Tao ya llSTAUaAHT ASS I STA NT M GR TRAINEES ASSIS'IANT MGRS. Yauaa c.Jil IU&b volume dwn bas npenrnp In z SCDr'el locali¥ 6 others on t.be West Coait <714 I 7»1.5o11S Reltaraat SG>T.' EH BOHl'S l'IZZASTOU Now b&n.nc for Cull fl pan tune opeoin&s at kK-a bom near o C Airport. Varying days & houri Ideal supplem~tal m come fOC' bousew1Ves Cc students Our pro ~tve. gro~IJll:: t'om pany olfers opportunit1t"'i ror ltdvancernt-nt ~ on your Job perfonrulDCt' Plt-.ii.anl wor1un.lz coodJUons M u.ott be l8 & over Appl) 111 penon bet~ l .. 5pm Z300 S E Bru!t.ol Santa l\na He1«itll.'I !Next to McOooald q 5o49-86'14 EOE. ------- Restaurant Counter Hf'lp. full • pa.rt lune. Irvine Clubbou9e. lrvme. Xlnt WOlicloC l'ODd $3 50 per hr C&JJ Jack 2·3 30pm ~~ 5*s El.ICTRONIC OIGAN SALES Sell m a hip lra.ff~ atr c0Dd1t1oned re11onal •t.nppl'Da mall. Highest commissions bf:oehts. Vau om be able co play tbe or1 ao Ja c ludaog ..... C':ail llln. hU 1.m-' lllllllll liel.7 me , -. 7300 SALES Gn!e1 appartumty Need 2 atuactive Sa1esgirls. 16.mt bave IOOd drtvtng record • own tnmsporUt • uon Some experien~ helpfu l b u t n ot oecmu.ry Guarantee + commus1on. For auto t'UISUlmWng rornpany CALL~3904 Sa&es help nttded. ~ an« for rnatutt ind1vid~I lo wor\ 11'1 rastuon onent· ed i.tore Expenence pre ferred Smarty Pants. 2W7 S Bnstol, Santa ~ AA>'Y in pe>non. SALES I N SPORTSWEAR & BET TER DRES5~For fUM" ladles <;~'8ht'y abop Liberal dis<'ount, pd vacabon. tnn1e benefits. ~ ·s. Hart>or Centu. CM C&Jl for appt. <7l4 > scs.6534 ducers. For interview i--------- Sales Investor Sales Ex ttW.&ves for prominent Newport Beach rnotti1aire investment CCJl'l)Ol'ataoo Real estate. limited partnenb1p or set'\Uit.1e1 back1rouod pnil. Se1a.ry. eommiaaloo + au frtn&iea. Reply to lbl IG, C/O Dally Pilot, PO Box 1560, Costa Meu..CA9'US. caU BW at Redblll Real ty, Lldooffl~. m.1D> Real r..ta&e ncoan MAM~•· Re•I Es t a t e l.J~ with prop. m 1mt and llcht bo okk ee p i n g expenenc. for run tlm~ 1ala rl ed poaltlon. Newport Center. ll50Jsno. + comm1llkln. Alk ror Nuey. Sal•mu/lllllman for local ba.rdwood lumber bual n esa . Good perso n a l i t y • aatbelmUcaJ abtllty re-- qwred. No previous ~aper. nee. $.1.50 per br. 40 bn. per ---Oa.11H).7U7 tot appt. RC l,1y lorCo ~~~~~~~!SALES POSITION • In Lqma Baach Teuit Pro Sllop. llloa-Fri • I:».$:• cau-.- .. TIMllOM WAMT'SYOU 'lb au aval.ucbl ., °' ·-------- w,-_ ._,... • '° ••.....•..... .... .................. . OAk IHNtt'7 »tall. 1'80rA. brown vln1I. tfu M 11• IOIO ~&;,-" .wiifewlillt LllW ..... • CIDlld•. ....................... --....... -................ . = IDllL IW ..... ..... Olll .... m -tt-u•••••••••••" JllPORTA.Hf ()QqA..,_ t.;;;-~ .... .,,, ............. 6 ,_ 8CA cdar XC,tOO, R~Eq_~~u.. .-00. aJllt Inc ""6. ~. Im aatar .ai. ~cont. MZS. ~ non.m.1 •u•• •• IOIO ..u~. ~-~. 2 ~A.H.8.betoreSPll. • A.DVERTllERS ............. •••••••••• ...... • ~r/11Wr· • --11Mt prlt'• o( ltem• CAlllPAU> •· C11i111t. Qa 11 mat· ...._ A1""'9lt ~ ten advff\IMd by nhicl• 1ln/•f'Jn/&t~U:J•· tr.a. 2 laaope. J HU COllPOlll m H . QUI, ..... ,~'W.:-dsalcra Jn the veblcle ---•1111&117 --. i ...,.Id.• wall •1&1Z ·-"" cla .. tfltd advtttl1ln1 -• dtc Call •••·2U2 -.............. eolumm m. not hltl\il:k ~ • 11 ..._. a bll~n TU a.P for BlaQ sbop .. paMlllt. ...._....... any eppllcabl• tnt•. *'-·~-...:.... oa... ' ~!!?~ln1~1l ao. 'o '; Ult 90JO U~. trantftr f .. •. -----....... _, oppor. -·• .. •••••••••••••• ftniDce cbarCM. r-for ...._ 4°'""InA 1 Ola..._.cablMC.ll'Od V\dd..,.. ana &VW\lde. tran.o-~--=t: cadloD ll06M. · :. ':1,~ ': ltallan Prov lrlplt ~~l!t!9a!':l.b~::: •'-docwnent.11'1 p,.. .... _.., ... doan. ..... cn..r. 2 ~ 11400 ..... W.t 1uit. UMd. penijOft ctaarp1 ualM• ~ l4.lcu f\ fl'Olll 0• f1nplaee ..,._ tao. vah»4ZIO 4 --nr new L I f • J • c k • t 1 • otberwiM 1peclfled by rr., lmoold. l'/a Im. 2 1hell boOke.... A.TL -..m. turn buck IH. flofiper t.budverdaer. 511 1561 • •· Aadque, double bed P'or uJe: John Wayne l&Opplr, ~ amp GI 1 II .. ti I 0 . w/footboard, IT$. Tennh Club mem· lcmuchlDOft 416-7444 ••••• .... •••••••••••••• ~. Ulldlbt. Lieu ft. ..,... benh6p. Beel olfer. C.11 ....._,.._ to40 SlTS.. ~ ~. Xlnt ._ m.m1. -.. ••••••••••••••••• CIQDd.-..al Q; I •I 6.... ...,,..,.. 8afa,~.co11-•eod WANTED: S ILVER -:..~le~ a:: W,...... .,... aozo Ulla..,.... ... Dqere DOLLARS p t l ,..,_. --·--•••-•••••• • ..-. Compl outli"" v PY· ~Mahot over oak. Pld tn·I tlnt dau Seer.ton Cndnr. W . --1.SG. ·~ IJWla.evesfD.ZDt PwlLlm ,.,.,,., JK>' Jt&Uao ~ oeeda ·-" .... _ ...... _ -..._... II\'' D ...... _, .... 2 , delJC.h Ind, a\lt.O nper1enc1d Wailers . ..-.. ..... .::'~·-·-' n...¥etwt~bdbrcUr ,., -armaaww ... , pilot, full cov.,.., CndH "Tl TOYOTA CeUta~~ tpd 6 ._.,, '75 fC)TOTA Pickup, aood mlle•'4' '17 OllC 'Van, d!Ml air. PStPBL. crulae control ll::JOO, "1'I CHEVY LUV Ptckup. 1ood mlla1e. ecz.11t'7 d•ra fro• aarl••· .........,, motorc1l•. 1port1•1 D:K SICllfAIY ...._ ...,. lplll'ta, ,.. ftnudal loveatmnl la.Din. Or.at oppty but ftrm for eduutors w. .. ~ ..t.ctlve • ~I Comanalea· :'-r:.-: -·--.. ,_, _, Arbor power paoel at • au l -· .,. ' ... "'°"" 1111td> 0 '1 1 dlllldl. IOkl Kini »..OOOl1PM•l..500RPM. J·-.. _: .• .-:.""'::"'~•lnaauer: .A.jl•u/ .....,fpul•11 U • lo. Co .... t I 'I ~t111faNhl025 11 o p D 1C-'p'"d -IMl\UCIU ~"'" a 1 9520 PlMa, Upper Level. ... .... :............... • n "' N1 cabtnlt st.and. stra wy. VtrJ clea.a Aakm1•• C:S ~lfcmVvia,C.M. 1·~~~~~~~~·1 v9wtswtvlc:br _,.1122 tladea and com« dado. Ml..SOO 131$-IOOO Eirt 351 ·-•••••••••••••••••••• IGJCZ'l £.O.E. '7d Alum It.Orate _..._.. -• __ .. ·-... __.w----·-. _.____. lum aUc ....... ..... aJDl cvuu. S200 firm da)'I Aak ror Rola -run.a -•~""" YLAITERS . ruut Mnket ~~~;.,. deab.!:t e RA ss H • t R u k • ...1177't alU· a>PM. w .ooot ; ·de P'ordl tWoodtde . ._ CGDftdeDl Winn r 1 D • typ11GD1Y.Wetn1nex· t on1 1par.ment Stock PwlOD flllt tJme. SiecNWy. !Jcc.Uent typ-put wne. R.M Abram• ~ Viii& m • lee me • .a.thand 11dlla l'e· C.t.alol &bowruom. 1119 Oa.U • 81.oaes.D-4023 .. n!Cl Sc-e...Urial H · Newport Blvd .. Cotl• s.Jea IJll\aDct a mml. 1-q\IN Mesa Waud ,.,_, men •ho1~tw~l~~~12S.~,g~~~ , __ ;,_ ____ _ will pt aloaa well wilb l~i Teacher for pre · w 0 m • • ca 1 1 M r . SICilJ'AIY klnderaarten claa• In • .. 1can rH auran met&I Doon Ir lumber. ~.GOO. 7.recf. 11· Deep V. 75HP 0 18, llll rea or• m n con 1Hk1 waltera • bu• ~. IQldY9h.CIOla.Ukent'w 1951 Sln1er SC'wina tra&Jet-Must Sacnhce• SI0.000.87W1'1 boya MJ.n. )yrs e•J*'. 1n •too Wbt II Macb1ne, top cond. in $LSlO -.3350 QlaflnentaJ restaurant. IO"Rad.lalAnnaaw • T' ·Y• warn OekC.bioetllZSorbesl __.; ________ 29 Model A Road~tei: Spmbb betpf\ll, but not foraalet300. ftara1 pnnt IOla • lov a/ler. SmaU wood 1tu· i1 SKlPJACK 84 F 18 , RepUca Mounted oo '79 nee. Apply In person. 81M61Jall meat C!OJ call$40-0790 dllllt deak wtlb attached Sw equipped. plank & Ford drive train. DeUv Moo·F'rl. l2·3PM. Las 6. Lovueat IOfa bed 2 yean ctWr SlO. Lamp table &ower. 2~ liltte Hd10d. upeded from factory an.a.. 381CUff Dr. Lag. Do'JI 1040 ~d YeUow W/Of'8Dle. Mecbt. m. Queen sized m.ooo Wl &ear $11 .300 e arl)' Feb Auume Bcb. .••• .. •••••••••••••••••• pink, ~ detlp C:O.l bedapread SS. Lrg. oval w/ofldl' 499-Jll80f'V~ rldU to putthue. Best LOOKIMGFOll new "U. Sell 1175 nce.caJIMStM& loah.a-t/ offer 79-8326or~ll36 WAITER: Pvt Country t'Ves Club, Prr Nl&hta. On the A GOOD HOM!! ~aUa1. 75i...-.o. ,..ALLS c::lllrht' 9050 1'wJ>P'0"540-40'Q o-ny Mana1emet1t Newport Beach NurHl"Y . I....... ICbool. MUil be qwaliOed Sendwiebman wanted. P\rm In P'ountain Val~Y It uperltnctid Im· ti. Immediate openina P'rr,orPIT,Gary'1 Dell. for sharp secretary me dlate opanin&. JD I'!. Cout Hwy, CdM, Ml.llt type minimum llO 844-13'3. A K C I t d ~ 1070 ....................... ~ ... ~-Be ... -v J o b Tralnln• •4 7c. · · · rea ll ere 1 machine• 1 2 4 """"'"~ .... '"'"' .. • .. ......_. H·-.. U --.............. c•• ·n ·"320·· Good "'"'· body. hr+benefita For iippt, .....-.an ...... y. n.. lu.11 ·-••••••••-•••••••••• pla)'ef"I l.961·1988 One •--• -.. arcallf1S..21A wpm • have excellent .... ir. Hcretar1al abllltlea. TIACI ~ IJD., call6"-S4CM shcta, put with ltida & ~llaellaUYttoolnl No nCle aame . Prlc~d Zl'·lO'IOATS chrome complete Wld<: 113yearsoki. S200 call hi«h du Ian prices '50·1'75 below retail. 8/U mo Plana prf'pd white 1idew1ll1. Side Snctwtch • salad IS· Salary . 11.000. mo call lrvtne J>re.Sc:bool. Espr ~. full Ume 5am· S&uo. M thru F, UM. pni. 562-7tN Wart.nsa w /car (()(' WICkt!r baaket lunch aerv1re 9 :.>-lPM. Mon Fri Earn $125-Sl.50 Wttkly Mu1t be neat, ~raonable & ~c call 979-0747 640-7117. Phanr~ 5e410Z. FromSJ.91mo tncl c,IPI . mounts 12K or be11t lmalaZU~Own ca1h See at Cu1tom )pm, llan-Frl. Sl.50 per flM.2'811 TelephoneSalee br Lori 'a Kitchen. •iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Lucky You! We are m.-01•1 aft lOarn for * SICRff Al.IES * rapldly expaodwa our ._ Ex aec S Pedro $16.200 bmmeu 6 are looklnlt Se• m1tre11e1, e'4 · JK>rienced n~ded for ~needle & over· lock. Permanent. full Um• em ploy m ant lliD·~ A Ptype50Sl?J( ror more telephone A.c<.t&dei&.rees:20K ~ohcltor1 . We need Span F.ni elk typ 11 uoo responsible youne ladlM Sec recnallng Sl6,llOO to wort evenlni hours El« Sec RE $14,400 5.:11 to tPM. Sun Thurs ••Sels OurOfflct"•• You can earn anywh~re Appl Only /Free from S3.50to 18 00 per hr Uz Retndera ASency Th • 11 4(13) &rcb, ~lab .64 ere s no !'le ine in· YOlved and oo e1CpenenN? Newport Beach 833-8UIO ne<"euary Cell after lPM S4()..4()88 Aak ror S«ntary Outnandlna oppor1unlty, growlnl coaaumer producu St.w marJ~Mluttr ~ ol ..,__. .. -.., ... ,..._.__. ... ~.,--1111~..,~-""llllll-.. .....__..,...,. fJCe rnaaaaer Rnponsl· Secretary --------- bie rar aceoununa. ac· LEGAL SECRET ARY Te~~ppt count& r.celvable, In· Fantaatar Nf'wport " volictng, OOM't11pondenet>. Beat·h location Paya up C.an earn from $400 $700 plua other operational to $12~/month Ex· pr mo. Prr. Sun·Thurs, procedure& H you are oellent benefil.8. 5.:l>-9:30PM Ask for Mr 1ePk1ng a good op f.rvlnt>PersonnelAgency Randall or Sabrina porturuty with chullenge. 488 E. 17th, Coata Meu 956-3402 exceUent al.art.Ina 1al 11ry. Ste 234 642· l 410 medtral tn1ur1ncr. ~lt _ ............. call far a coofldeollal in ter'Vle'W.~m SlCUTIJtYTO 'Oll..ofRNAMCE ~a1ency, ~ lD Ftn. Valley, bu ao opport for a .mrp tDdtY wtth at leut •: Z yn expr. Good l)'Plnl :: ~ >" S/1hkilla E.l~I :.· benefits and a a dey •• wffkend every other Stx:Rf':T t\HY Finance s.u.tory O'artTlme> I/ )'OU are truly mterest. ed tn a career with one of lbe 1'1Uon'1 moat sue· caatw aULOmobU. <'Or· ponUom, and Juat not another Job. Bauer ~ la crullng a M"' Banking TBtfRS South Coul Bank Coot.art sturley ~awyer. ~53X>. E.O.E TELLERS -ExPf'r Re· Qd. for El Toro. Mllaion Vaejo • Laauna Beach offices. Al:ao part Ume teller. Ca!tact Joan or Gore« l'T71 E 0 E poaluon w1lhl11 our,.._ _______ _ Finance & Insurance 1' Dept for aomeone with TEXAS OIL COMPANY aft toam for •wt. __ _ Wantf'd Ofrl<'t' Manaier Part t1mt'. art~moons T yping. f1lang , etc $4 00/hr 548-3420 w arted u pen enced Pf't! Yer' Will pay S6 00 hr armore &U-7100.CM WATCH MA.KEil wanted to work on pre ctalon 011 raeld 1n1lru menta. Good company bend1U1. Excellent op portunJty for advanCI'· mcnt. Contact Person ncl, M7 0051 Equal Op· portunity Employer -------- WELDERS HEUARC Tu wek1 aluml.num with TIG welders. Openin~ are on our Dltbt ab1lt Brown Jordan 9160 Glcley St. a ....... ca.91734 week. call 540 2910 for appt. or upply to 1'*4 Elll1 Ave, Fountain ~ fqllowrn..: :.kill.a needs dependable JK>rson Ulth\' Accountml( Bark· who can work without An Equal Oppr,rtwuty ground supervlaion In Costa ___ f~_m..:..player M fo' Valley-'-----TypdOW PM. M es a . Co n tact Wordproc.essor Preferably 2 Yrs of cuatomer1 A&e unlm v~ exper pref Xlnt • Secr'f't.arl aJ $6.50 PER HR. College port.ant. but matunty 111. -ft"•h lll.nd T Well Groomed We train. Write O 8 ... ._., /lpe .. rans I Month A.lsipMnt Poattlve Attitude from dJct equ.l P Xlnt D I c k • P r e a . . benellta. fX>E. Barbara W _.. f' h And mogt of all, the ablli· S o u t h w e s l e r o ~.Jamee lnaur. or. nm n~• to 1n1s t.Ytoleam p 1 Ft w h acnpt. hrs will vary but I C&llDave Kloculeben etro eum. . ort . flce, l.rvtoe. SECRETARY, part-time, 50Wpm KCUnte)y, DOD· • udrr,CK.MUl\S :.. Security G1W'dl needed. •.~·hr. perdy Ap. "if:© Tx.18101. pllcanta should have xlnt SR 4r t)'Jllnl 1kllll. Men • tally alert on cont.em· TEXAS PETROLEUM porary material. P'or ap. · CX>RP .• 1ublldiary needs pob11menl eall 851-41.!iO I .. ,..__ ,.--. "---'•bl n-• blwn•tOAM •uPM. # ___ , ..... ...,._.. • penon . .,,. 2Sm Harbor 'Blvd. your own bou. Contact COSTA MESA OJll.a Meaa area protect· '79·2100 ed .ccount.a. We train Wr1te N.H. Crawford, WORIC OVEllSUS MW more mooey work· mg at:iiro.d re1ardleu of )'OW' •&e. aex or present Pollltloa All t)'pt'B of work1ra ur11ntly rf'· q\ired.. foe deta.Ua. send a 1lamped. eetr add.r-..ed envelope to. :: Sf.DlETARY -For car Ftr. Prr. unarmed po&lll •: na&aJ qmey. Some dlc· Ln Milak>ri V~JO area l~~~~~~~~~I ""-a.lim. bt.e tYJJtna. fillet. ear" phone needed call :; llD omc. won. F\all or 'Jl&.Z100 Between 9 AM Ir Pree .. PAJllCO. Box 52, F\. Worth, Tn. 11101. ,_.t.L,hyw.t •kin 7'01 Wub1n°"° StrHt IMfalo~~ 14205 ~ put-Urnc!. 4500 Campus 3 Pll for appoint. i.. N 8 15&6-l7ll SH I IT MIT AL &ecnlaey for front offi~ TRAtHHS "1aL. boura. 4YI days/wk. Cood -l I l lD I-In• 662·~ or ""'' n ng u •f'Y' ...... M/F, Space-Teck. 1922 ---------1 f1eced.l«, CM.649-2874 5ICUT AIY 5' •P•JPACl(IEI " ~ST Driver'• Uc.nee re· • ftoud..._ buly pbooel, quired. Xlnt. bentnt1. TOOLClll Attendant openln11 on 2nd. ah1ft for a ~llabla indMdwaJ dealrln1 to U · pud the\r knowled&• of tool anndllll • tool matnemance. Mutt be a Jood Mlf at.art.er. Pay aca1e to f7.• + niabt boau& le overtime. Xlnt bmlftta with coat of UY· Ing l.ocreue9 "fully paid medlcal" deotal. Youlh COUDM&on Part Tim• evenlnits Ol&aoln& adult.a WOf'k llll wtLb~ Over21 Own t.raRllportltioll. S3. 50 hr lltart. &-9PM CA.LL ANDREA "2-43Zl, ext ~. 1·~PM E O.E PoodJes, Apncot, 8wks, maJee. shoe.a. wormed, groomed 1100 fn.17119 aahuahua Pup. Uny blk" whl rem. 7wks 1hota. S100 m. 77119 KEESHOND P\qls AKC 0wnp sin. Y Y Pet " 1ho w . Pvt ply . 213 ffl7 JJ4S alt 6 pm Purebrud Shih T t u , AKC. male & female, ln color S5M4U AKC ENGUSU SHEEP DOGCemaie Loveaktds ~ WA."lt'"fEt> FOR sruo We&t Higbl.and Temer Mlli1 B£1\KC·9'74 3545 Enghsh BuU AKC M 9mol Fawn 1Wht $60() ~-8665 Fr.. to You I04S ••••••••••••••••••••••• To 51d home 8 ID06 old beaut dark red Dobie•. neut male. All •hols. *-1853 uvety coal'• mlnlalure Poodle 1payed, love's duldrm. 8 yn 873-581.H Vear-Old Red Auatrallan Shepherd ~ayed f~m . Protert1ve.~i~ art S Great~ & Afghan Hound. 751 2eOO Aak ror Ll.nda Male Himalayan Cit Neelb AduJt home. 4 yn. '*1. 957 -Ot1Y1 ,. ...... eoso ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••IBUY** Good \lied F\a mll utt ... Appll aocea --0 R J wlll aell or SELL for You MAST8lS AUCTIOH 646 "'' & IJJ...9625 CASH PAID For ad uaed furn, aaU· ques 6cir1V '111157..,133 !l>FA. 11'11., N&l oranae re.bric. XJnt cooci. mo. (Iott ori• ('()St ) 6'7~ '7200 8' Ivory IOI•" dWr, occ. culr. lampa. tablet, diiwtt.e table. ~ cbaln. dbl. bed, boollcue bdbd . m.llc. 8C7 .11121. Sofa 6 loveaeat. eartbtooes. 3 wit. o&d Coat m&. aeU $35() Wood coffee & end tables. lampa, 25" c:oior comc>le 1V.Slll6 83Mll03 lob" tnU•· ln•Olcta, • Call ru.540-«m. =~nt ca11 •--SHIPPl---MG--CL-IU-- . :.;.;,..;;;;.....;.;_;.,;... ___ _,J Permanut )ob op· SICllTAIY portanlt1 w /Iona lOSAMIMC. 7141548·5&33 Newport Beach. ••••••••••••••••••••••• W•n 1005 lend tbl, & cotfee tbl Ou. ·-•••••••••••••••••••• l bide-a-bed qu 11 . 1 tbl. -XJa oppC;J lot abarP aal eatabll1hed, lead\na w/xlnt lYPlQ 1kllla to b r a n d . I n • woit to (Mt p.e.4, COG· dmtrlal/rnarlne en&IDe lllldll~Btacbof· dlatrlbutor In Coata b OalJ Ule at•2l>O. .... Good wortdn1 COil• ---------• cltiom. Drtver's license, 8ecnL111/0lrt Fricby for work ref. requir ed. 1 Grl amce. Pnll.. hued oa np. All aftlca ar o.c. Airport'-..."'"'' .. benellta. can for Ha.Ible boun. ••l.arJ liPPC*ll-<7lA llWO •& CJPl8. CTJA .-i·W StlP JDC Ca.In s s c a & T A a v • And odd jolll, ruu Ume. Olh'mftpl opslt7 • a= :."..:=:' ... DCI, Mu&er Plfl ID a ~ co. nr 2M P'iachM. Haiq. •ZW C.ll. MM.174. ~.eQ.laeoo ...-t.e aumbet lteDdl prlaUn1. Nr. O.C. ~ I AM-4:IO PM, ...... ,,.... .,... An F..quaJ ()pportunlty Employer TOOL llAKER. PART 11JQ;.RrrtRED. CALL 545-IOOS. ....cM AHTl9UIS New 1hlpment here Over JOO~· Januaty Sale, uve up to ~ on our low prlc.. P'R E.NCH MANOAS ANTIQUES. Zl18 S. FairvkW. comet Warner. Santa Ana. ('11' W19·1708. Ope a 7 d.QI, IOAll .. Pll. Ukp~.11J.1m New furniture for aale Xlnt. cond. '751·9U7 °' 115'7,fN;f IDld ou kin& u bdrm ad. ICltid oak lof • tbl. madda1 ao&d min'Ot. deccr1ltor' wtni·bll t'hr. decon.tor CS.II., aofaa. QJualry rr.c.ti end tbla 6 1ofa tbl1, dre11er w/mt.\ddDI min'OI'. col· tr.et lbll, plaat IU.Ddl. 161"715 alUPll. WANT&I>: Comfortable nnan IOI• \bat maaa lll&o bed. ,.,,..., '~ Glrt'I 8dnD Ml Ir 1lnth twla 'b•d, tl)O/btltd'r .... Olk cbain .). CaAI b&cil, ... .-.im110fd• DIAMONDS local whole1aler1 over stocked Gift. lnveal· ment. Phlne I· 23.l-18$6 Mr Kaplan ProfeulOnal °'1mond ~rYICS 25" Color TV. Zenith. p&ara eood. rn Ca b1neu , Ma in & llMts. W 9060 Gufldd. HB. ....................... MfrUZS '48. Luden 16. 2.Sll. "am ·29 Ford Model A 2 UUlbel A.arhnes ·~ rare h u 11 . 1 11 ~ 1 n N U • Roedlt.er' RepUca Order QJUPOlllSIOf'• bea utiful. 14000 to )'OUr apec. Bat Ofr ~31218 •111>1D ~1931 GEMSTONES H1ah quality color~d lltOmll at qua.Illy pnca ~ l8K IOkS ' band Ar• b1an puz:z.le nng S240 best ol r 6611795 aft S PM. ask f Of' ~ Mu st Sell ' Over •,cl r ound brilliant rut diamond. dO<'um •P pralul '3420. A1k1n& S2:IOO 751·52.SO ---- WANTED SILVl..:R DOLLARS Pvt pty tm-8120. evf'tl Bi3 2924 Private investor •elun1t ~. gold. ivory & clocks I IC. color H. S l 90 0 I . 4 2 C o v a I dumond wt'dd1n1 aet. mx> 4QS.2t82 1010 ....................... WCiGAGI! TAGS For SaJor Newport Be <tCh Tenn1a Club II Pm · ber1blp ss~o . m4 JID3.2'nM w\dys . SCIWMETS Answers Bot.any -Vrtal - Bumpy -Jertin LUBE JOB The oU compmue5 have ove rcb•r.~~d the Aimrlc• publac over a talbon da&lan tn tM pa.a( y..-Now that '1 wbal I call a real LUBE JOB from your ~t.DeSI card Send one card (or each tai pli» one spatt We 1---------ret urn permanf'ntly ......_UM,_._ sealed attractl'e Lal & Miues sz 8 • Jr si 9 strap. mttllnll alrhne Pol~ unlfonna S\O I D reqw~menll Prt! ea. puiUuit SU AU in u '~ kllS & Wft! for a cellent c:oodlllon Stu personalized taa enc lose dent nu rn C aJI AO wallpaper. rabrlc o r SIU.l'r •1l.M2-43003C hn "Dey Glo" paper & wf' will back & tt1 m your lap Or try two cardl blilcktoback PRJCES. 1Zeaar3/SS •~tap 11 «>ea t/9 tap IUO ea JiOor more $1 . 40 ea. Salll Tu Incl~ NO CARD" .... I IOdt Wa1hd 1011 . ..................... . RA'M'AH ••lb.at makes Into comlort.able bed fD.aM; aat all. tPll. WMft9TOIUY hpar nai.r. Z'x.2' or ...... 551-Tm Enk rr · d1nel. wh~I. Yer)' dean. W 1Npt allp m.sio MZ-Jlm 9070 ....................... SL.s AV A&>l\.i Y N.':. NeWpoct~ I ---ll> to ar S500 l~al loc 1n t'iwot Ulll pd Crpl 'd dodr ph <MJet f73. 1464 ---- 60. Hunt1n1ton Harbor -1hp, avaJI 1mmed Pwr roat.< only iw& 11ro SUP'S nt41~ '17 Eldorado. xtra rl4!an. 2l)d owner. lo ml. fl .000. IG-1111 days. ---- 9530 .. .................... . Waded Uled Explorer mator van ln ft)Od condl · tJon caJ1-..- "13 'n' HOOday Rambin· ln~I Trailer. rully St'lf cont.a.lned ~~782 4 Wheel Dri•" 9550 ....................... Jf>t·p Wagoner itJ Xln\ 1-ond Only 15.000 mil•·, 1-\ill sio-er T,.ltt· uH·r paymmt.s 760-!l'.?U4 Tnicb 956~ .•..................... M.alUrt> rouplf' M'f'Cb ~hp or aO! t.w ta Nwpt for J4 aa••ba4tl IJ79..3339 lD (bevy Plckup. run,; f'\'1IP uw ~aut MW 46' 1ood. need1 tran:. sailboat• 21· bay boat , a.Gllalt4 ~PM Eac ahpapaei! 6'67JlllO ,:;-~v Luv w she.II. AM1f'M I tnc\l C"..000 Tl 5 I ,..,._ cond MSOO Aft !>. ....................... tl!l4-4J2G c~ n..u.1 llilt 9120 i6 Ford t-• 250 ~pd .-OK •••••••••• •• ••• ••• ••••• rra Tool blt & lumbt r Cab<>~ camPf'r !'llttP9 r1a l"f'W clutch Looi.., 6 Gu '\lon· 1c1· bott liUnew l3S()() t;l;I Z7ill 8eBt o<rer Miat l!><'ll no~ 9S).:11'7J MDb+udliln 9140 ....................... -;":? (°ht'V> • ton hvy dut \ PU t()l)i box. ntw paint S1&'50 79).1516 e v~ 79 Pueaeot Moped. low iO Dal.sun PU. rblt .-n1o:. mala. x.lot cond. $400 runa 1rut. hvy dut y 1114-~l bumper & t1re11 Sn MOPED RUNS FINE. CALL tlJ.&M ANYTIME tl50 ....................... itSUD*J DR :no Ridden llll50 ... 7387 ... Ford ~ton v 8 tool bo•ea. ra1r !lhapc swo •710.vy Flatbed. Draw your OW1'I cw tend namt • .ctdrela. phone 4' we 1J mait. orw card JK>r OMce......... . um.. Sellier trade ll60 l too. tool box.es. V 8. racb, Sl.&'50 Or offer. 111157·&7 ui,. Add zr e.ch. Send chKtt or moot'Y or· derto PILOT...,,... PO Bui.-a.a Nae. ca. aaa ' ' • IOll a.t.1 m.cMSI 0 I ....................... Cl i ffl "19 auukj S.P 170 Lllle OI DI out 2 o cH. Hu. ll.'50 or make offer. o.b. din. boc*cuaa 6: artt.t drawl DI board. Olll m-Ot.51. m6m llUST SELL' Rebuilt ·'H" HD Sporlfler. 4HOON 12.100 OH~r. 141-ml • P'ard IUixhno, 239 Muatan1. 1ood work ~ (JM96-SJ87. -tS70 ....................... • ..W 197' I Oft. AJ01 Tab6e nqu&alte old· T Y P ~ w r i t e r . rutuooed model wlth Sm I t b 1 C o r o a a artiltk' ptuo l.ep. SI ate SecnUrial. ALI eledJ1c. Lea&ber pocket.a. ll500 bvy duty. Sl'75. Perf "11 vz,., Just Rebuilt. value. Sacrifice 1415 cm11-.... SlloDI NnAl.q and FMF CHIYaOllT SlWVMt AA.camadc. &r.*2>. OM.YS7ffl HOWAIO Q1 .,. ... , Dow .. Quall &a. Dativwfr....-.a1o:a ,... IOl7 bead, air ca.,.. vary Bl'Atmn11.UNlJSUAL --···-•••••-••• t'l1an ! O n ly 132 ~. CHINISE OBJECTS S-Ga 5'lper Deal I Ooc*s ~. CIUrt\ _._ ··---L• Nl:WPORT BEACH IJMHI MaY9d. muiat Mil. rum. 1'lrrltn It &a Krt -,. IUIWUUJ KZlOOO ZlR. porcelainl, Cloiaonne.11'1 IDIM 2'700 ml. Xlnt cond. ''77 Dodie karry van laid 1creen1. 1vort11. tam•rt·ra=f" IUOO.M2·'7e66. "cube van" LI fL cargo ........ r·--•·c a£/\ .. -. .,..., Rad.k>. beam, air ...._, -•IUMI -PAlla'S "11 Honda Goldwtn1. rull c 0 D d . • • u t 0 . ~ W/I bib) lq need NnPOllTBltAOt dreu, , ... tbao 5,000 tnmmt.u6on. Jd ~d. " any houMhokl ltaau. ~•n fMM1ft dlaa &.s1l2 Prk.oed to 1eU. C.11 Jerry WlllSJk*up,_.11 U'1U'w. ..... "-9.S./ Ul ·o&~a. Aft . 4 :00 .... Air Wat .,., rare ~~~~~~~ ... ,l'Stol..,. f 160 _,._., _____ _ eoupon1. '50ea E•P 121S,3l"deepavlary -·••••••••••••••••••• 'Tl Ford Van, stlck·ahift, Ju. 31. Dy. 5'1·4SOI lAC12Plneb.ll50 RENT 2Zft luxwy mot« 40 -• tank Paneled & ~.544-1111. ln·ZllO bome, aleepa t ; Hll· c.,;;..s.~ Cllllll. SZ50 /Wk. + .. mL fle<troDlm 0.. lnventory "-A Oi U I090 MMl8 Compooent•. hdwar1 ............... ••••••••• ---------Mn. bmcbel. etc. etc. 1M&ff Spl ... t plaoo. T....._ ,,..... 9170 5»ll11 .-,. 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Mlee.UN4 ....................... ...... "12 ....................... 7f 1'UllO ... , 1C... 8illblalQ-Mallllaell! , ...... 'q11Ddw, It.IC . 1 .. u.. bai.r\or. •aa wt.II. ~le deck. ._, li....,_ 1.o/aL J'r;v. "'*1· a.t onw. Cl1117W111 '79 llu.stan•, • cyl, " speed, 3-docW. radio. Mk lQ8 .. .-. eau m.om ..,...,.-_... .. , • I' ==-llrClilltODetntbeCOUD· 54a-5111 ....... D. T·top, V6. auto, PS, PB , AC AM/nl ......,, '5181 or bmlofr.PP . ...-i iiLi;ii;iiiid ..,_a"~·•..-O. iy. Call 645-1148 or "--n....~ , __ , • ftW! aat .Ut. 111'0. Im e. tu.aoo.,:r.~ ..._AakiJll195815. ,. ~ .... .,,,_, o1 o•O· Hl·OIH a • --. s... • ~~~~~~~I spd. • IDPI. aU xtru, 11N1i9'*-~ -W~ lm· J • •&S-t"P"M"la&e.114..-io • ........... rw .,oo. "le BMW 2002 AM FM atereo c ass. be11e ~====~~::!I w1bel1e Inter , a le, mags. Xlot co od. PORSCHE'S ~BO 673·6169, Call today • We alao m.y have that pre owned BMW YoU are looklol tor • lll..JCMO 4'M949 WANTED '1T 'la BllW 320·1. Sliver/blue. 411pd. aK Allow• tbe cipportunity miles. Xlat. ..HO. l•-------to ecmidel' u. punhue _1111_-279_.____ IOI McLARE:H'I ------- CREVIER 1HE & BO's c.-U-.1Dol~cle1111 $ Ponc:be. a.ck wtt.b U1 TodQ! AUTOS WAMTID Dan 'l tnde · loel1 UI your used llercedea Bena. Call us to find out wbal )'(118" llBZ'I really worth. Milsion Viejo Import.a 131·1740 ...... llllpofted ....................... ....................... 71AU-AROMEO SPIDIR Red •/black top, 5 speed trwm., stereo ar lela than ARE HERE! A FEW 79's (REMAINING) New& Demo's $AVE! as>N. Beach Blvd. LA HABRA IS Ml. No.' of SA Fwy) C7141522-533l Sunday by Appt 711MW5JOt 4 speed. power s\eerin It. power-brakes, alt' rond1 tionin&. AM· FM sterf'<> C8smte. e lectnl" sun roof. elec:tnc windows Topaz/tan iotenor. only ~.00> au.les. $13,900 or belt off... IJ31BFD > Ca II 8C2-01311. ~ 9715 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 Capri, 50,000 ml., All/FM c.aa. stereo. A/C, auaroof, auto. $1500. 841).Dt ..... f'121 ll.S. 1111 MO-D, lllat CW, ... 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Good depend.a bit! trana.~ Call Ml-8475 equJP~. leatb 1ntr. "13 Duster: 6 cy · 49,000 _.. '7t Qry Sq 1 wner fi9 000 miles. New t.mes. Great Ast.ro rool Cuuiamon. Mies FUii power Xlnt gas mllea&e. 11658. Call vnyl rf. 33.500 mi. 9>00. oond.WOO.~ml. a.311111 ph557-341N alt 6 wkdys ...::..:....;..:..::..;,._ ___ _ ~ '945 "54 Plyl'llCd.h Savoy. Will -·-•••••••• • • • • •• • • • • run Needa lots ol TLC Hond a 'TS CVCC , hatchback, 5 apd, :1.lnt oond, ~. p Ip. 146-N47 wee & wll:nda. Ownr may carry upon approved credit iSCMc SJ.Im 831·5Se'l '7t Sedan De Ville $1,500 548-9516 '7S Peuleot. xlnt cond , mrf. alr. AM FM cass . nu tat. fs tires. $3SOO 873-1558 Ui Ca mper. runs It looks 9750 good si.:_32118 "78 Sevtlle 611 ver , tlml'OOf, 37Km1 Sharp. $9,700 '63 VW Bu& new ma. reblt MMZM atl $ ,. .• 74 LmcioGl lllOO Good 12:5() 080. ~5838 coodltaoo. ruo1 1.lot 641~ Mwcar 9950 '68 Plymoulh Fury 2 dr al.&Or'D9 UC, 8 cy I, 6'2-311 l ext3'4. ....................... -~--- 9730 tt10 .,.,... • •••••••••••••••••••••• "19 Porsche 911 SC, gun metaJ bDt OD b lk, mint cood, fully loaded. w /every avail optlOCl tncl ba'tJI> gpoUers & more Sacrifice 126.500 firm. PP. 957-3070. froat end. New brakes Clean mt.er No deolb. $l..3lX> 842-0278 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1'7fDIMO '79 XJ6L. ong owner. serv records, kept lo ~ar.1mmac 675-7570 JeMew 9732 "10 mu Poncbe. Black ••••••••••••••••••••••• w /tan intr. 62,000 mi. 76 Jeoseo GT, lmmac, New pemt.. ~ or bet 17,<XX>ml, 27..JOmpg, Job dr. Call~ Cbanaa, muat sell. 752-1.IOt Mr. Hardy, or SG-4140 Mr. McCarthy . '7' JeoMD HeaJey Pert. cmd. New top. Red bot. TJS7 $911567S-32116. POnche '79 ~. sanrf, fact Alt', alloys. elec wtn· dow1, AM /FM Bl pkt caas. heated mirrors. lowa'ed & aligned. Mmt. 714-882--%134 i4 Bua am/fm cuaette ale, Xlnt cond S299S Call *7-31116.l. \ 115 VW Bue. rbttlttbofed eo&, Porsche rtms, radial t1re1 . s orf. beedblllf!!'' $1!iOO 552 1.311 "78 Sdrocco. Cham. Edt .• lmmac $6,150 Oya 7SZ-6353. Eve:. & wknda, 8"-1115Sl QIAl+MCll on Camaroe. Caprices. Mede Carlos. 11.alJ bus .. Novas Drutic redix:· UODI! SAVE MOW!!! COH ... ELL CHEVROLET ~11.Jrt•or II'" \'l!Sl\\H .' 546-1200 ....................... OB.ANGE COUNTY'S HIWIST LINOOLN·llERCURY DEALERSHIP IAYFUOEIOE UNCX>l.N·llEllCURY ~ 11 All&o Ceder Dr SDl"iry-1..ake Forest em IRVTNF ll0-7000 tWw; t95Z W Belvedere 318 motor llpd aulo trans. rough body, motor & tran~ work hne, 1225. 130b Walnut, IT, HuntJJlgton Bch. 9965 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 71 Grand Pru X1m ClODd. $15{)(1 M'1-8'm •••••••••••••••••••••• • 73 Pontiac Trana Am, '87 Muatan&. air New IDQdooad.,call P•tol. en& . trans. 112-ll4'1 carpel.a. + parts car YecJI 9974 ~-mila. (478WYD ). $7911 1st & BROADWAY SANTAANA 835-3171 9720 ...... eiw. 9734 73 91' IU'lcbr 2 0. many ld:ral, :alDl cond. $5()00. ~ '74 VW Super Beetle. Everytblng new. $2800. 'T1 El Camino. A..C. pwr brka, crs cntrl, many 1.tra. BO. 658-7139; m.U01 Muat Sacrifice both ·--·-·••••••••• si;roo or ()(fer ~ _ '73 Vep Hatcbbadl Xlnt THEODORE ROBINS FORD •' ~1/Ul8(!1i llLV'J Cu"·' "-\l \r. c.. :7 li •:Jln I c!O~,!l!& r~~! .. ~~tt~u I I -·~ .. ·'°"'"°" ...... •ftfl ............... , or-..-... ,, .. _ 1'255.40 ~o. s 128.35 MO.I I l'ty Ill"' 41 ..-y.....,ta of , .. '" "'41 ~of'• lltl H + 1aa OM: 1111,.. 11 ti 01 + t&a. ()jlC Vilkll 11'.Ut . ........_, 1121200 Mall .._,.. *"322. T-l T-,.,_,, ... 10 ...,._,. .. Ito.ID I I 11141161.1112 I I CALLMAYCH.Y I SANDERS LEASING I I Im-.--------.. -~ .......... tlOO .... ''°° ....................... BARWIC K DA 1 '>UN 8 11-1175 4'1 1 1'75 i3 Pickup. Tape deck. All/Fil, A/C, 41pd. Mag whla, Spoiler klt. Nds BOme ma wrtt. SZ3lCl /bet. CJ.'451 74 26-0Z . A C, 111a11. AM/FM cass Mint cood $4200/ofr. 67S·6847; 8'J5..U7 '73 240-Z . '·•pd. AM/FM /Can.. Xlnt cond. $'500/olter. 8"-9!27. ....................... 80 Claulc Convert. Karmann Gb la, new paint, body fs mot.or. Ponc:be 1'119'.M. L.untted ..,_ Nl-2IJI • ftldcD. Every avail op • K8rma11D Obf.a. reb1t Um 6 B. B.S . Au um -.. Im cu1. mas•. i...-..icn. radlall. lmmac. CODd. _,,41U15$. ....................... miracle mazda _.r; ' "1111' ~. Sapd. Xlnt eaad. New pa10t, clutch. tune-up. Xlnt runnln& eand. $3995. 631-4564 Nia' Plrelli radials ...... 9756 ....................... •t DEALER IN U.S.A. ROY CARVER ROllS·ROVCl IMl.I•,,..,... ....................... ........... ... "' --------,.._ _ __. ........ •.CZ 79 Z40D• SUorool, fully loaded, ~y. locally owned & aerv\ced M ual aee ! GN035 ) JtMSlEMONS eworrs um> HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 631-1276 M1% WANTED CLOSED WNDAYS To,da 9765 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '19 Toyota Cebca Llf\blt, .-, loaded. 7.000 mi. S7,00>. n4-756-3970 1179 Oeilca ST Cl>e. ~ spd, alr. k> mi. S629S or 5400 uaume lie $143 mo 646-S6'18 '77 Toyota Cehca GT Llftback 5s pd, stereo/caa. All ertru. XIDl ClODd. throug bout. WalZ'1ora:n~ 6'2·5431 & 758-llU '71Scirroeo. Will trade ror '11 Cad Seville. Oya 'ISM353. Eves fs wlmda ....-i "11 SU.--Beetle. stereo tape, CB. run• I.lot, G.115.eJ.8275 "19 VW BUS. snrf. bed. AM /FM stereo. 18,000mi. Al.lr.:loe 8300 988-4188 ' '76 VW Camper. 1.lnt oorxi. l'1lU5t ~ Best Of rer 496-9678 ---Vok'o 9772 . ...................... VOLVO ---SALES. saYtce AMDLIASIMG OVERSEAS DELIVERY EXPERTS -- IAALllKE VOLVO lil88Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 646-9303 540-9 46 7 -- OllAHGE COUNTY VOLVO EXCLUSJVEL Y VOLVO ~t Volvo Dealer aoee County' BUYorLEASE DlRECT 'T1 ~too SU ..... P.U Goad UIUrior. steno. f ul IJ eq\apped. f1IDS peat I sn.sJ:M. ,. lloma C'ollpe, 15.000 mi. AC. auto. All/Fii. $tOOO F\nn, 7lo-tCZ2 • llahbu wqoo .., 2spd automatic, x lnt cond StOO Finn. must see to apprecale. 1306 walnut Iii H..B '78 Impala 9-puaenaer ....... Michelin x w.. lo ml. al.r, All /FM ltl!nJO w/tape. lmmac. Call ~MSOO. 1964 Chev tuck. 1 too. 10 ft. utility bed wtth Alaskan camper. New en11ne. tnmam1as.oa, rear eod, tins. mufner S48 S891. a.ysa..-9925 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WW &le.>' you more ror your clean used i2 or later Mercedes Benz. Call today. "• 2025 S. er MUST SAcatACE wn Chrysler Newport 4 Dr Sedan-ONLY 37 ,000 ml.let & in like NEW ron dllioo! Has Deluxe Pkg <worth over $2000 ) All FM stereo w /I track t ape. light plea .. aar cond • pwr l&eering & brakes. s teel be lted radial tires, en.use con troJ. lilt • telescop1l" ltaS\ll& wheel fl " my I tq>. Kutt sacrifice for 'TT~ 1 owner. xmt ONLY SJl)O.OO Pn. pty eaod, 41pd. white S3000. Call (114 >-..al. MllllGn Vle)o lmporta GJ..1740 ~1100 18 MBZ 2llOSE. "'9Y, Vf!r/ clean, 1onroot. Beat ell«. 81HlZ7. !117.._ afU Ii wknds Aru~ho.tm 750-2011 ~~· ea11iNtt.t.. 9930 'Tl Toyota SR5 P U M m1 Vm, xJn& caod., best of· 1 ...... 1.sor 963-7541 ••••••••••••••••••••••• taoo.-..Mew tlOO Alutol. .... i9 Volvo wgn 4 sp. over dnve, a c. AM/Fl!ll 1.ape. rack. 4,tmMI Sl ,000 & take over PY mt1 of S115Mo. 417·28.'!I evet. 'iT Mark V, llke new, lo ml. exec car. must sell, below whole s ale, S7~/dr S44-8023 '&l~c MiaUlnit Hard c:ond. Good pa mileage top 25engme Gd cood 41Kma. U,000080 Slim &&S-Wl _._..,_1 ____ _ ~Uwd UM4 .............................................. AUTO CENTER NOTHING OVER 549 142llAllRST COSTA.-A 74CM&L+c '24 SIDA.MDIYU.a ........ · Full power. tadOfy air cond . AM/FM ~. fllt wheel Landau lop & extra clean! (6'6RXLl i~~~~ ....... s2999 Full PoW0f factory air conditioning. AM/fl.1 atereo t1tt wtleel and ~ t()(). Sharp• \021MVC; 7S.-cuaY 9100 .. 11'"> 2000 c.c. engine. 4 '':: tran1mttieion. itep rype de r body II ~~1~1~~1.' 1ettlrlgh~9~~~ mounted mlrrora. 9Mt wheel tr1m rings, WSW tlr•• & mor.l (105G33) < • ., ' · THE.BEST ATl.U GB-SAVING, MONEY·SAVlll BUYS OF THE NEW YEAR I 977 CHRYSLER C<MtDoiA COWi ve. •ulomat1c tren1.. .., conct . pwr, ""nng & br--.... tllt wheel. AWM ai.t90 .,..,., Vlnyf lop, .,.., ew. & me>ntl f3298£n. '2995 1977 TOYOTA CGaONA W49QM EconomfC91 ' CW. eno•n.. •utomet.c t7an1 .. tWOOd grain delu• •ldertor. ~ ,..,, PWr r;,,-.., ._. cones & motel~). s3295 1979 CHRYsa 1.R UIAaoM J ...... va. •ution.bc tr.n... ., CCJnd • °""' ~ & ~-W'Yf top, '*lo, ... "'-Md motef <7B3WOIQ. •4695 I • t ' VOL.11, ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A ~o•rBemetewa D lly New•pa WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16# 1980 Fl FTEEN CENTS Hll Wenlan Thwarts Cat-astrophe ·--.. ~ IPC'l· &.C. tbe Ktu, C•t nestled in tbe tnJada WU to Call the ~ ~~partment otftclala told bw ftremen only ,..cued c•la ln U.. movlel and l\lll ted 1be call poUee. The police re· ferred her to the Humane Society. ••The Humane Society told me 'You'" Dl!ftl' Heft a dead cat ln a a.r .. lulve you?' They said lt •ouJd come down when 1t &ot hun1ry." she 1.td Fruatrated, she asked ber bUJbaod to climb the palm and retcue the rlin·10aked ut. He aot part way up the Heil A venue tree, sbe aaid, and fell . She tried to coax the t.my beast down with every brand or cat food sl;le could put her bands on. Her 4-year-old dau1hter, Trini· ty, attempted to arouse the cat by meowing, yelping and plead tog "I fmally got so upset I Just called City Hall and asked to speak with a humanitarian," sbe recounted. "I told them someone down there must care about animals." Sbe wu transferred to the tree-trimming supervisor at the city yard He suggested the young woman hire somebody to unlree lhe cat. "We haven't pulled cau down in a loog time." reasoned city yard supervisor Don Kiser ··we rescued a bawk several years ago but not cats "There's no pomt m won-yang about cat.a. U tbey can get up there, they can eet down." Mn. Roaington WU UDCOO· vlnced. "I waa surpnsed the cal wu sllll alive. I didn't know what to do. Wu I supposed to cut the tree down or what"'' Thlnk:ing money might be a factor, she phoned Tip-Top Tree (SeeCAT,P•ceAZ> Shah Dep0rtation Plan Rlllllored Glr~ 11, Vletlm Teen Slayer's Fate Weighed By FREDERICKSCHOEMEBL °'*~,,.... ..... Two Westminster families -ooce friends and still neighbors -sat on opposite sides of an Orange County courtroom entrance Tuesday •waiting fmal disposition 1.11 the crime that separated them: the death of an ll·year-old girl at the bands of a IS-year-old boy. On one side was Carl Meyer, father of young Julie Ann Meyer. who waa strangled to death last June 25. Her body wu left. under a bu.sh in a vacant lot. On lhe other side of the doors to lhe courtroom of Superior Court Judge Alicemarie Stotler were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ijames, parents of Kent Ijames, the boy who pleaded no cont.eat to voluntary manslaughter in connec· tlbo with the death. Not preMnt at the sentencing bear· In& .,.. Vlf'li.n.la llllyer, Julie Ann'• mot.bier. sa.e ia ho9pttalbed at Poantain Vallq 0-rmfb' BMptal wtda ....... .., .... JUDGE STOTLES POSTPONED MDt:;:*'C1 to J&L • .. allow ,_ Pl'IP" ==:.-;.a~== from u oppoeed to eom· mttment tolbecallfonUa Youth Authority.. JUUa Mn•• Ijames entered the DO coatest plea Nerf. %7 and •as found sane foUowi.n& a two-day beartni in December. 1be slight. blood boy,· dressed in a striped knit shirt, corduroy pants and tennis shoes, appeared nervous Tuesday as he was brought into Judge Stotler's courtroom. which was cloaedtomembenofthepressandpubllc:. UA•ES RAS GIVEN diHereot stories to in- vestigators on what preceded the strangulation. In bis ftrst statement to W estminster Police investigators, he sald Julie Ann called btm • slang word for homosexual, thal be called her a similar slang word, that she kicked him in the groin and that be strangled her. There were no indications of sexual assault, investigators said. The boy was arrested three days after the girl's body was found. The previous day, the boy's father was a pallbearer at Julie Ann's funeral. Deputy District. Attorney Bryan Brown s8ld Ijames should be sentenced lo the maximum term at the California Youth Authority. Under such a letllence. Ijames could be held six years, until be turus 21. DEFENSE ATl'ORNBY TBOllA.8 Brown said be wants to insure th•l ljames receives "adequate treat· ment." It was learned that Brown wants Ijames placed in a hospital for psychiatric treatment. Brown said U..t, 1f Ijames is sentenced to the youth authority be probably would serve 18 months before bis re- lease and would be liven credit for Uw 200 days be has spent at Oranae County .Juvenile Hall. Alked if Ijames i.I relDOC"Seful over the eirl's death, Brown replied, "Very . • very." Rites Set Thursday ~ For-Juana Aguirre * * * Iran Coup Plotters Executed By 1be A.saoc.l•ted P~ Firing squads have executed a number of lraruan army of flcers for plotting to overthro", Ay alollah Ruhollah Khomeiru s revolutionary regime, the usual· ly rehable Kuwait newspaper Al RaJ Al Am reported today. In another development, Iran's Foreign Ministry denied a report that U N Secretary General Kurt Waldheim would be acceptable as a negotiator in the hostage crisis, calling 1t "an absolute lle," ac- cording to Tehran radio in a broadcast monitored in London Quoting unidentified diplomatic sources, the paper published in the Persian Gull oil sheikdom said all the of· !lcen bmllwed la the coup plot MILITARY RECRUITMENT REMAINS STEADY -A3 bad been arrested and were ex· ecuted secretly to avoid adverse publicity for the revolutionary regime. No confirmation of the report was available, and sources in Tehran, the Iranian capital, said they bad beard nothing about such a plot. The report said the plot was discovered acc1deotally when some of the Iranian regime's r evolutionary guards stopped and searched the car or one of the officers al a roadblock. The paper said the plotters were all medium·rankmg army officers who planned to seize control of Tehran, the Iranian cap1tal. and then lay siege to the h oly city of Qom, Khomeini's headquarters 100 miles to the south. The plotters ex~cted other opponents or Khomeuu and sup- porters ol lhe deposed shah to join them alter they launched their coup, the report said. Ao ABC News report, now de· Died iD 'l'ebran, said that Kho- meini was willing to accept Waldheim as an intermediary with the United States even though be refused to receive him in Iran this month. The report quoted U.N. sources in New York as sayini the Iranian Foreign Minialry aent a message to its U.N. am· bauador, Mansour Farhang, atattni Waldheim was now ac· ceptable to the 79-year-old re· nitou leader of the Iranian revoludonary regime. The U .N. Security Council sent Waldbetm to Tehran two weeb aao to try to secure the releaae or the 50 or so Americans held hostage by militant students tn the U.S. Embaay aince Nov. 4 Some Welcome Former Bealle Paul McCartney covers his manacled hands with a scarf as Japanese officers escort hlm to police headquarters m Tokyo. Customs offic1als said he was taken mto custody for alleged possession of a half pound of marijuana after amving at Tokyo lntema· tional Airport (see story, P-ee Ao&). County ReheUing Against Lawsuit Orange County supervisors are considering a counlerswt agamsl the U S. Army Corps of Engineers in a legal battle over temporary feeding grounds for the Callfomrn Least Tnn at lht' mouthoflheSnnta Ana River Whtie calhng for a study on the fe<as1b1Lity of a countersu1t, supervisors ord1·red County Counsf'I Adnan Kuyper to de· fond the county a~ainst the federal swt that was (lied Dec. 7 The Corps of Engmeers and the Environmental Prott'cllon Rants 'Have A Chance' Sunday'c; Super Bowl XIV wtll not be a Ptt\.sburgh rout That's the opinion of Dallas Cowboys Coach Tom Landry and Denver Broncos Coach Red Miller In an exclwnve interview with Dally Pilotstaf!writer John Sevano, the two coaches give their views on Sunday's eame, and why they think it wW be close. Alao in today'111ports sec- tion, staff writer Dave Cun· nlngbam lnter•lews Sleeter linebacke r Jack Lambert, and finds him to be an entirely dllfereat ln· dividual off the field. See Sports, Pase BI. Agency are ~king damages of up to $25,000 per day after the county removed culverts leading to the temporary habitat last Oc· tober. The federal 5Utl, which also names the rounty's Flood Con· trol District. the County En· v1ronmental Managt>ment Agen· cy and the K E C Company. claims the county acted without ~ecunng proper perm 1t.<; The culverts were installed at a 15·acre marshland site that the l·ounty rented from CalTrans dunng flood control work at the mouth of the nver wb1ch dis- turbed regular teed.inR grounds of the rruJ?ratory bird that ls on the endange~ species list The culverts were designed to allow ocean tides to bring watt>r into the feeding groundA to the nesting birds in the v1c1ruty of Huntmgton Beach State Part: They were removed. Environ· mental Management Agency Director George Osborne said, at the onset or the r8llly season to prevent possible flooding at Pacific Coast Highway and Brookburst Street. The action was taken after lhe blrds had migrated to Central America ror the winter. Supervisor Relph Clark labeled the suit ·•a classic case oltederal ~tape that Is totally unnecessary." Osborne said work on tbe tem· porary feeding erouods cost $11,000 which he said translated to about $2,000 per palr of bUds. ( ln im. 90 pairs of birdl were estimated to be in lh~ colony.) Here's Looking at You 'Mouse' in Ceiling Really Peeping Tom SAN JOSE (AP) -It sounded bedrooms In order to alert the Panama Confers With Iran CHICAGO CAP> -The gov- ernments of Panama and Iran have t>ntered into direct top-- level dtscuss1oru.. on the poss1b1e return of the deposed shah to Iran, the Ch1cago Tnbune today quoted rellable sources as say· ing The Tnbunt!, m a story filed from Tehran, said the sources reported that Panamanian President Aristides Royo telt>phoned Iran ian Foreign M1n1ster Sadegh Ghotbzadeh twice T\.lesday to discuss Iran's off1c1al request for lhe sbah"s ar- rest Iran announced Sat\tl"day it would flle a formal extr•ditioo req~ with Panama "within 60 uys alter bis arrest." Tbe abab bu been livinl un- der luard in Panama a.ince Jeav-lna t.be Uaited St.ates following cancer and a•Ubiadder treat- meot.s in a New York hospital. ln New York, the office of Robert Annao, a spokesman fw the lb&b, declined to eomrnent on tbe report and aaid no nesottadons were bown to be underway. _, Gbotbudeh, campaigning for Iran's presJdeotJal election Jan. 25, interrupted tus campaign to return to the rore1gn mirust:ry to take the day's second call from Royo JU5t before muinight Tues- day, the Tnbune reported the sources as saying. Bamdad, a Tehran newspaper, reported Gholbz.adeh sa1d the phone con· versations "related to the letter of extradition," the Tribune said. No details were disclosed immediately. The Tnbu~ said, however, that the foreign minister is known to be purswng a strategy mvolvu1g creallon or a United Nations commission to go to Iran to 1nvest1gate Iran's charges against thr shah, who left tu.s country ooe year ago to- day. Utter Control Topic of Meeting How a $19,934 slate grant for htter control in downtown Hunt· ington Beach is to be spent will be the mam topic before the city's Environmental Board Jan. 24. The board meeu at 5:30 p.m . In the public works department of the Civic Center, 2000 Main SL Coast Weather Cloudy tmlibl with 30 perc:eat cbance of lbowvs by earb Thursday mom- ln1. Clea.rai.nC Tbunday at\eruooo. IAft toni&bl 50 at tM beacbm and S7 ln· land. ln,bs Thursday lo mJd IOI. INSIDE TODA 'Y A~~-'°"' ,,., ..... of dw ..,.. battltld Plrrlbt Oul/. StofW, CUaidrtAwt,.8', .. . ' ... ... • , \ Check Fo ged; Boy, 9, Cited ., ~ A111d1t1ll Pnu R-1D r.u over mo.t ol Nortbem Cal11ornia toda1. but ln much tllber ainouau Lhan the Mri• of 1torm1 wbleb caUHd emer91Ddti1 lo be declared 1n Mveral Stena Nevada eow>Uet Strnma betan ...cedlns Tuesday and forecu\en predlct a break ln weather pattern which sent a relenUen senea or tf'09kaJ storm.a over Nortaem Catirorma for more than a ••It Tbe NaUonaJ Weather Service reported that the warm motet tropical 1torm expected to move acroaa Norther~ Calllomia today probably would be the last of a serln or dnneblna ltorm fronts. Phtce Flrr Trial Op••• WINAMAC, Ind. <AP> -About 11 aallona of aaaollne spllled from the ruptured fuel tank of a 19'13 Pinto ln which thrett teen-acers burned to death the proaecuUon's ftnt wtt- neas testified today fn the crimin;l Uablllty trial of Ford Motor Co. Ford t. charted with three count. of reckle11 bomldde ln the fiery cruh of the car, which exploded when bit from behlf!d by a van The trial in Pulaald Circuit Court la the nnt crtm1.nal prosecuUon of a manufacturer in a product. defect. cue. Ford lawyen have said they wlll rebut proaecutlon charaes that the automaker "d'°9e profit over human life" ln de•lanlnl the Pinto with t.est.Jmony from en&lneen of the car who ~l the subcompact ·'for tbemaelvea, their wives and chlldreo. • "'•tier •I Ce..,ie Prolled SANTA 'MONICA CAP> -Police are lnveati1•tin1 the murder of an elderly couple who may· have con/rooted a buralar In their hiah-nae apartment. Otlo Font, 73, and ht. wife Gerda, &8, had apparently been dead for two d1y1 when their bodiea, dressed ln nl1ht clot.bet and badly beaten, were found by their dau1hter Tueaday police aaJd. ' Dollar Steady Gold Price Soars Over $750 an Ounce LOMDON CAP) -l'earlnl a aborta1• ot IUppl)'. IDVNton p0W"lld mQMY lnto ~old today. sendln1 tb• metal 1 price to record helchta above S750 an ounce. The dollar waa eteady a1ainat ~or currenciea. In London. the price of gold jumped more than 10 percent ln one day to a mldmomln1 flxma of '745 an ounce, the hl1hest aold price tn history, and an 181 ln· crease from Tuesday aflemoon'1 S684 fixlne. The afternoon fixing fell to '780 an ounce and it ck>Md : a\1752. Gold ended London trading Tuesday atM83.50. In New York. 1old opened at $770 an ounce but slld to '754, ac· cord\n1 to Republic National Bank. In Zurich, Europe'• major bullion center, the late price wu $755 •n ounce, up $70 from Tuetda)"• cloM, aft.er tradiDM 11 hilhuf7G. Silver tho rocketed to a record aftemoonfixlngofl48.0l from Mt Tuesday. It wu trading in New YorkatS.7. The spedacular leap wu at- l rib u t ed to U S Treasury Secretary 0. William Miller'• comment that turther U.S. cold aucUom were not appropriate at t.be moment becaUH of the unset· Ued bullkJn mart.t. Traden ln· terpreted tb1I u a aqueese on alreadyt11bt1upplleaof 1old. The underlyiq reuon for the New Year cold boom are the eriall buildml up over Soviet in· tervenlkm ln Af&balllatan, the ~COMf HIP DAILY PILOT Oold .. rlces S700 1$785.00~ "'•"· .. MOO~---- .MO. ..... ---- .. ., •• .,., -.,. -.,. -80 -~..,..._ NO ENO IN SIGHT Ookt Continue• Cllmb continued holdtna of the Americanboet.agea in Iran, the ill ne11 of Yuplav President Joalp Bror. nto, hi&ber oil prices and the threat of curtailed export.a and the aeaerally shaky state of the world economy. Since Dec. 31, aold haa soared more than '200 an ounce in Lon don~ A year aco, it closed at Sl97.9SinLondon. "It's a very nervoua market," aald a dealer al Sharps Pixley Ltd. one of London'• five bic 1old trading houaea. ''The price reflect. the hither level reached 1n Honi Koni but ao far lt'a rather quiet. When you aet to a new un like tbil, people are nervoua about buylna but no ~ want. to 10 ahorteither." Silver, wb.lcb bu more than doubled in prlce lD a mOPthJ.~u tradlnl at a~. up from'" at the cloM'l'\.-day. The prtc of platinum wu Mtat a record S80C> an ounce lJl early tradlna, upU>from Tunday'uf· ternoon f1xln.I. The U.S. dollar 1ained 1Ulbt.ly a1alnlt all ~ European cw· r.nel•acepttM BriUahpound. , In Tokyo, the dollar cloMd at m.eoyen, uptrorn m.oooJloss.. day. .J apu,.. market• were eloMd'l'lieldarfor aboUCS.,. • Yugo lav Threat Denied M08ClOW (A9) -Tbt 8ovta .. ••• 'ha d tel tod.tU' that Vuaat via faces any "80- vltt Lhnat," detplte what lt c:alltd tht two counirtn' "dlf· I renc.1 ln ap,roach" to aome •otld --.. Th• Tau commentary came •• co~m arew for the health ot IT·year-ald Yuaoelav Pretldent nt.o. who bu led b1a commwiat naUon on a torelp poUey course lad1peDd1nt of Mo1cow 11nce World War II Hla tio.pltallsa- tlon for a aeraoua clrcwatioo problem hP •routed renewed speculaUoo about hi.I counlry's fuua.re. A Tua commentary, eQtiUed •·A New Bluff." attacked what it called "truly fantastic concoc- tions' an the Western press •·try. in1 to ascribe to the Soviet Union some aoU· Yu1oelav mten tion " Tua eaid 1uch clalms were "crude, provocative and falee," and that "relations betwe«a the Soviet and Yugoslav peoples are marked by profound friendh· ness " Yuaoslavla underlined Its in· dependent stand by aupponinl a United 'NationJ resolution Moo- d a y that called tor the withdrawal of forel&n forcee from Alahanlltan. The reaolutlon, propc»ed after Soviet lroope entered Afchanlltan to back a new pro- Soviet 1overnment, drew the eupport of moat non-•ll&ned na- Uona. The commentary addeti. "There ii no doubt that the pres- ent NATO attempts to d1lrupt cooperation between our coun- tries will be 11 futile u the pre- vloua onea." Ollmp Talk UCI Lecture Topic Tonight A UruversJty of Oklahoma re· searcher will diAcW1s hls work with chimpanzees learning to communicate with sign language at a lecture pro1ram tonight at UC Irvine. Dr. Ro1er P'outa, a11ociate proreuor of psychology and zoology, will speak at 8 pm m UCI 'a Science ~lure Hall. Fouts worked at the Unlvenl- ty or Nevada, Reno, with chimps before moving on lo Oklahoma, where the animals have been re- celvinc st&n lancunge trai.Dlng These experimenll have raised sclenU/lc and philosophic ques· tions about the origins or lanauage and Ill acqulaiUon by men. Fouts la representing the L.S B Leakey Foundation. Another lecture in the series will be liven by anthropolopat Ashley Mont.agu. His talk, Jan. 30, \a entitled "The Nature of Human Evolution" and will focu1 on the evolutionary factors that led up to the appearance of humans. A third lecture in the aeries, Feb 20. will be given by Shirley Strum, usletant proreaaor ot an- thropology at UC San Diego. She will talk on the parallels between primate and buman behavior. General series tickets are available for the Leakey lec- tures at no. nclteu for each lee ture are $-4 for general ad- m111lon, $2 for UCI etudent.s and $3 for other student., UCI facul- ty and staff and UCI Alumni M · sociation members. 'Illleves Loot Valley Home Bur&lan used a ,iua cutter to enter a Fountain Valley home late Tuelday and •caped with more than t4,500 worth of belonlinla. Police aaid tbe bur1lara rHcbed throulh the bole to •Ude o~n a window at the home of Kent E. Keller, lOIMl Jtdinaer Ave. Keller said be lost •no In Jewelry. $810 worth of auna and televWoa and ttereo equipment worth 12.-. ID addidoa to an W1kDown amount ol cub. Oasses Set In Therapy Anyone lntaNll*l ln llU'CIU1q in Oranp Cout Collt1e•1 new t,.-O•)'IU' eerUtlcate p1'011*JD m aacllaUoo Therapy mu.st 'emoll by Tb~~~~!prlq MIUMI' Clu~~reb. 4. ul~~~lf~~ Jtvtn• Mtidlw cencer. a .... w:t1J be ~ at tbe cater aDd 1t1 or:ttl open to N,Ut.red radto •'W'k>fll . ror ormaUoa, ean UMt center at au.Mil or t.be ataae-ms. The handicapped signs don't appear to have carried much weight with the drivers of these two cars. photographed rn South Coast Plaza. Neither the car at left, license plate 439 WCL. nor the one at right, number 125 JSO. gave any indica- tion of being entitled to use one of the special spaces. Injured Worker Wins Damages Suit An Ottnge County Jury awardtd a ~year.old Pomona man $f2 million Tuesday for in· JUriea he received when a scar fold collapsed at a Buena Park warehouee m March, 1976 The award In favor of Carl Puqua, an Insulation inataJler who has been unable to work since the accident, waa an Surgeon to Jail For Tax Ev88ion LOS ANGELES <Af» Anaheim suraeon Dr. Richard R. Stelnbroner will have to spend 30 days In Jail an. pay a $10,000 fine for falling to file his 1975 federal income tax retwn. U S. Dtstrict Court Judee Matt Byme on Tuesday also placed Stelnbroner, a former off1cial of Anaheim Memorial Hospital, on five years' probation nounced by the jury before Oranse County Superior Court Judge Robert Green Pasqua said attu the verdict lhal he was working at.op the 25 foot tall scaffold when a wheel collapsed. Pasqua said bones tn tua root were shattered and a vertebra fractured when he fell to the fioor He said he haa undergone .surgery atx llmes and faces a seventh operatlon so he can walk Wltbout the use of braca.. The judgment wu entered agaia.t the Wbeelwrt1bt Corp., the manufacturer of tbe acaffold wheels. The verdict followed five days of trial t.esUmony and two days of deliberations The vote In favor of the award was 10 to 2 Pasqua 's attorney, Herbert If afar. Wlth offices in Newport Beach and Claremont said the two dluel'ltine Jurors ravored a higher monetary award F,.._PaffeAI CAT ••• Servtce tn Santa Ana and lo· quired about their cat·aaving policy Their pohcy was simple -$50 and the cat would be saved. ·I put up half t.be money and collected the rest from fnends," she said The k1llen ofhc1ally put its paw!> on Uw ground for the fim tlme m 10 dayb at 7:10 p.rQ. Tuesday. • · 1 was goto& to let my daughter keep the c1:1t," Mrs. Rossineton explained ... but as It turned out, tt belonged to a neighbor •• Wallace Treated MONTGOMERY. Ala. (AP) - Formtt Gov. George Wallace, conflned lo a wheelchair since 1972. baa entered a hospital for minor 1ur1ery lo correct a skin 1rrttatlon problem on his hip. aides say Wallace, who entered the hot1p1tal Tuesday. expecL.., to be h05pltaUud only a few days but will be out of his offlcc for about lO days. Our Winier Safe JI~ !Jn :Jull Swing ·Stop in now for the finest selection of top quality furniture in Sou.th Orange County. Save Now! Selected savings on such brand names as Henredon, Drexel. Heritage and much more. , ------~------- ' ' YoarBo et ..... Dally New pa •r L 73, NO. 16, • SECTIONS, a PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Fl FTEEN CENTS DB Woman. Thwarts Cat-astrophe a;, nwva llA.UL ............ 0caaa tOWfld CMU NKWq Cati la I Aftei. to the Plaiotlv. u fJI • 11Q lix·moath-old kit· m.dl ta • ndabbor'• palm tor 10 daya, ah befan ber CJSt.futlle 1eaftb for b lp. t Tbe H11ollo•toa Beacb I ID'I ftnt thoUahl alter lpot• K.C t.be EIU, Cat ....u.d In lbe palJp franda WU to call lbe nre department: But ft.re departmant oft'lda.11 told her nremen only r-.eued cata ln the movtea ud au• tod ab• tall police Tba police re- fer red ber to the Humane Society .. ~Human Society told me 'You've never uen 1 dead cat in a tree have you!' TMy aaid it would eo1ne down wben Lt eat hun1ry," lhe 1a1d. Fruatrated, abe aaked her husband to climb the palm and re1cue the raln-aoaked cal. He 1ot part way up the Hell Avenue tree, 1be said, and fell. She tried to coax the tiny beast down with every brand of cat tood she could put her banda on. Her '-year-old da\&lht.er, Trlni· ty, attempted to arouae tbe cat by meowiq, yeJpma and plead- 101. .. ( finally got 10 upe.et ( just called City Hall and asked to speak with a humanitarian." ahe recounted. .. I told tbem somecae down there must care about anJmala." She wu transfened to lbe tree-trlm.mine 1upervU.Or al the city yard. He suegeated the younc woman hire aomebocly to uotree the cat. "We haven't pulled cats down an a long ttme," reasoned city yard superviaor Don Kl.Ser. •·we rescued a hawk several yea.rs ago but not cata. "There's no poinl in worrying about cats. lf they can get up there, they can get down." Mn. ftmai.Dlton was UDC()Q· vinced. ··1 wu 1W"priled the cat was still alive. I didn't know what to do. Wu J auppoeed lo cut the tree down or what?" Thinking money might be a factor. abe l>hooed Tip.Top Tree (8eeCAT,Pa1eA%) :shah Deporta~on Plan Rumored f · Gir~ 11, Slain County Teen 's Fate Weighed By FREDERICKSCHOEMEHL Of u. o.u, ..... MMff Two Westminster fam1hes once friends and still neighbors -sat on oppo~ite sides or an Orange County courtroom entrance Tuesday awaiting hnal disposition 111 the crime that separated them· the death of an ll-year-0k1 girl at the hands of a 15-year-<>ld boy. On one side was Carl Meyer, father of young JuJ1e Ann Meyer. who was strangled to death last June 25 Her body was left under a bush in a vacant lot. On the other side of the doors to the courtroom or Superior Court Judge Aticemarie Stotler were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ijames, parents of Kent Jjames, the boy who pleaded oo contest to voluntary manslaughter m connec- tion with the death. Not present at the sentencing bear- ing was Virginia Meyer, Julie Ann's mother. She ia hospitalized at Fouotain ValleJ Commumty Hospital with bleed· ....... JUDGE 8TO.JLE8 P98 ED sentencing to Jan. 30 to allow for prep- aration of a new probat.icm report to determine lf y<JUDl ljamel eoWd beDef1t from bospitallutiall u o~ tie com· mltment to the California Y outb Authority.. NU•,...., .. tJames entered the no cont.est plea Nov. rr and wa.s round sane following a two-day bearing in December. The slight, blond boy, dressed ID a striped knit shirt, corduroy pants and tennis shoes, appeared nervous Tuesday as he was brought into JudgeStotler's courtroom, which was closed to members of the press and public. UAMES RAS GIVEN different stories lo in vest1gators on what preceded the strangulation. In his fint statement to Westminster Police investigators, he said Julie Ann called him a slang word for homosexual, that be called her a similar slang word, that she kicked him in the groin and that be strangled her. There were no indications of sexual assault, mvesligators said The boy was arrested three days after the girl's body was found. The previous day, the boy's father was a pallbearer at Julie Ann's funeral. Deputy District Attorney Bryan Brown said IJames should be sentenced to the maximum term at the Califonua Youth Authority Under such a sentence, !James could be held six years, until he turns 21. DEFENSE ATTORNEY THOMAS Brown said he wants to insure thal Ijames receives ''adequat,e-treat- menl." He wants IJames placed in a hospital for psychiatric treatment. The defense attorney said that, ll Ijames is sentenced to the youth authority be probably would serve 18 months before his release and would be given credit for the 200 days be bas spent at Orange County Juvenile_ H~ll. _ Asked if ljames is remorseful over tbe 1I1rl s death, bis attorney rephed, "Very. .very" f ..__ ____________________________________________ ,,,, I l 11rvine Park Site l Dispute Continues I t ne Irvine Company and the r elty ol lrrine ahould immediate-• b nsumed aecoti•tioa• f'7r sate lf of l,and tn Bommer Canyon u a put lite. llQOr DaYid SWa bu told COlllJNUl1 oftldala. I ! Aetlal OD tbe •utbOrt.uUcln ol I , the atr Ooandl, Sills bat Milt a ~ letter to compan1 prealdent Peter Kremer uking for an ex- planation of wby "certain uo- dentudinp between the city and the Irvine Company have now been unilaterally abrogated." Tbe council, miffed that the company bas seemln&lY chanted lts mind about ae1linl 15 acres ln tbe cuyon area beblnd the vmaae of Turtle Rock, laid lut week tt would eontillue to push for aale ol t.be land u a part llte. A1lde from wilhlna to pre- terY• the natural beauty ~ tbe CU)'OD. the dtJ la any1cq to buy the Jud now before an ·~to ... ~ln pat band fuDdl ln 1Jtt Panama C:Onfers With Iran CHICAGO <AP> -The gov- ernmen~ of Panama and Iran have entered into direct top· level discussions on the poss1b1e return of the deposed sbah to Iran, the Chicago Tribune today quoted reliable sources as say- ing The Tnbune, in a story filed from Tehran, satd the sources reported that Panamanian President Aristides Royo telepboned Iranian Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh twice Tuesday to discuss lran'i official request for the shah's ar- rest I ran announced Saturday it would rue a formal extrad.ltioo request with Panama "within 60 days after bis arrest." The aba.b bas been living un- der eu.ard in Panama aince leav- lna the UDi&ed Stai. followiq cancer and aallbiaclder treat· menta in a New York hospital. In New York, the office of Robert AnaM, a IPOk•man for the ab.ab. declined te comment on the report and 1aid no negotlationa were known to be underway. Gbotbzadeb, campaigning for Iran's presidential election Jan. 25. interrupted hts campaign to return to the foreign m1rustry to take the day's second call from Royo just before midnight Tues· day. the Tribune reported the sources as saying. Bamdad , a Tehran newspaper. reported GhoUnadeh said the phone con- versati-'lS "related to the letter of extradition," the Tribune said No details were disclosed immediately. The militants maintain that the Cart.er administration has the power lo force Panama to release the shah. Iran, Afghan ~ore Set An expert on the cultures of Iran and Afgharustan will speak to the Irvine Breakfast Club Thund.ay when it meets at the Airporter Inn. Dr. James Reid, professor of history at UCLA, will be the speaker. He ia the author ol the book "Tribalism and Society in blamic Iran." Tbe public 11 welcome lo at· tend. For further information call Glen Woodmansee at 552-3334. Former Beatle Paul McCartney covers his manacled hands with a scarf as Japanese omcers escort tum to police headquarters in Tokyo. Customs officials said he was taken mto custody for alleged possession o( a half pound of manjuana after arriving at Tokyo Interna- tional A1rport (see story, Page A4) Gold Price Soars Over $750 an Ounce LONDON CAP> -Fearing a shortage of supply, investors oour<.>d money into gold today. s ending the metal's price to record heights above $750 an ounce. The dollar was steady agamst maJOrcurrenc1u. In London, the price of eold jumped more than 10 percent in one day to a midmorning tixlllg of $765 an ounce, the highest gold price ID history, and an $81 m· crease from Tuesday afternoon's $684 fudng The afternoon fixing fell lo $760 an ounce and 1t closed at$752. Gold ended London trading Tuesday at$683 SO. Io New York, gold opened at $770 an ounce but slld to $744, ac- cording to Republic National Bank. ln Zurich. Europe's major bullion cent.er, the la~ price was $755 an ounce, up $70 from Tuesday's cl01:>e, arter tradin1: as high asS763 Stiver also rocketed to a record afternoon fixing or $48.01 from $44 Tuesday lt was trading i.n New Yorkat$47 Tbe spe<:tacular leap was at- tributed to U S. Treasury Secretary G Wilham Miller's comment that further U.S gold aucti~ were not appropriate at the moment because of the unset- tled bullion market. Traders in- terpreted llu5 as a squeeze on already tiebt supp bes of gold. 'Talking' Chimp UCI Lecture Topic Iron Thwarts Wup Attempt; Plotters Slain .. Irvine Losing2 Officials Irvine is losing two key city of- flc1als through resignation and will temporanly flll their post· lions by Juggling the duties of other adnurustrators Le.aving city government are James Harrington, director of admuustrative services for the past seven years, and Raye Har- nngtoo, city clerk for two years and Hamngton's w1fe of &even months. Harrington's resignation becomes e{feclt\te Feb. 1 and Mrs. Harrington's some time in early March. City otfidals sald Harrington la leaving to take a job with a private consulting firm ln the Sacramento area. Aamtant Ctty Manager Paul Brad.1 Jr. aaid the deparUq of· f\dal wu the eleventh employee hired by the fledgling city in 1972 and bad the fourth loneest tea UN. Mra. llarrlastoa eame to 1"loe t.., ,...... a10 from the post ol a ~ clty clerk cl C arpl.nt.aria. Siaee Harrington served as di rector of adm1nistratlve services, city treasurer. director of flDance, personnel officer and purchasing agent. the City Coun- (• 1 I will consider resolutions Tuesday rught designating who -.111 do what in the intenm. 1t 1s proposed that City Manager Wilham Woollett Jr "<'rve as acl1og director of finance and that Barbara Hen- derson. manager of fiscal opera- tions, be made act.mg treasurer. Woollett also will serve as director o( adminiatratlve ser- vices, a position which city ordinances allow him to assume He will then appoint interim replacements for the positions of purcbasmg agent and persoonel officer When Mrs. Harrington leaves In March, a resolution will be 4'ubm1tled lo the council des- ignating Brady as acting city clerk Brady said tbls morning It would probably take up to three mootbs lo find replacements for the Hamngtoos. City Buses Idled TUCSON, Ariz . (AP> Teamaters tmioo bus drivers and mec:l>anlcs went on strike today in a wage dispute, id.ling city buses in this southern Ari&0na city cl 500,000 persons. Coast Weather Cloudy toai&bt with 80 percent cbaoce ol I.bowen by early Tbunday mora- lnl. Clearnlnl Tbunday att.ernoon. Loft ton11bt 50 at tbe beacbel and 57 lD· Juel. ~ Thursday in mid eoa. INSIDE TODAY ....... . ...... 81'n.A• cleWPTw Rain fell onr moll ol Noitben) CaUfomla today, but la mucb lllber amouma Uaan the llelf.-fl( atonna which ~ed emer1mds to be declared in~ Sierra Nevada co . Streams ~can reeedin1 Tueeday and rorecasten predict a break m weather pattern which sent a relentleu Mrlel ot tropical 1t.orma over Non.bem Calllomta for more than • week. Tbe Nat.iooaJ We.lbet Service reported that the warm, moist tropical storm expected to move acroaa Northern Calitomia today probably would be the last or a senes or drenchine storm front.I .._,o f'I~ Trial Opftl• OHl1t1l1 of lntematl C letil and Nae Oo. ti 1 rvlne are 1Ull awalU01 r pome operaton ol out.- ·• \I ~al •1'• to i.u.n w l tell ot Improved • ww tor ahlp ol low-level rid..loactJve wut.. Th• Jrvtn ft rm, which col· lect.a al.read)' packaled wute materlal1 from cu1tom1ra tbrouOout SoutberD Callfond.a, WH li)t Witb a ban OD fw'daer 1hlpment1 late tut yHr wheo offtciala at \be Bea Uy, f'il•v ., dla- poul 1lte claimed 11 ateel drvma of waete bad leaked before burial. The embarso on 1h1pmenta has meant that about 10,000 cubic feet of the wute material from medJcal, industrial and educatJonal eatablla.bmeata has been kept at the ICN atoraae facility at 7171 Campua Drive. Al BaiettJ, radloloe.tcal CCllltrol director for the company uid today that progress ls ~ing made to have the embargo, im- posed by Nuclear Engineering Co . lifted . . .. WINAMAC. lnd. (AP> -About 11 sallons of •uollne spilled from the ruptured fuel tank of a 1173 Pinto ln wblcb three teen-agera burned to death, the prosecution's first wtt· ness testified today In the cnminal UabWty trial of Ford Motor • Co. Baietti said that while the lensth of tlme it la takinl to have the matter resolved ll dll· turblna. he la certain service can be reswned, possibly by next~th. lt'anaing to Ira• Ford is char1ed with three count.a of reckless homicide ln the fiery crub of the car, which exploded when hlt from behind by a van. The trial ln Pulaski Circuit Court ls the first crtmmal prosecution of a manufacturer in a product.I defects case Ford lawyers have said they will rebut prosecution chargee that the automaker "cbo6e profit over human life" ln designing the P10to with testimony from engineers of the car who bought lhe subcompact ··ror themselves, tbelr wives and children." ,,_..,.•I ce_,,te Prehd SANTA MONICA (AP) -Police are investigating the murder of an elderly couple who may · have confronted a burglar in their high-rise apartment. Otto Forst, 73, and h\11 wife Ge~ apparenUy been dead for two days when their bodies, dressed In night clothes and badly beaten, were found by their daughter Tuesday. police said. Irvine Festival Advisers Sought An adviM>t'Y comm\tl~ is be· ine formed to assist directo~ of the Irvine Harvest Festival plan tbe tbree·day event tor this year. A meeting ls scheduled for Feb 4 at the home of direct.or Sharon Ellis The advisory commlttee·s planned duties would mc~ude as· sisting the board of dareetors w1th fund raising activities and other ideas and projecl'> as well as helping with work at the festival site itself. The committee would be com· prised of between 20 and 30 peo· ple. ··we'd like to broaden com- munity involvement \n the festival," Mrs. Ellis said. ··we're looking for people will- ing to make a commitment in terms of manpower, and to help with fundraising and public rela· lions." The harvest festival is an an- nual non-profit event which al- lows' service organiullons to raise funds for then own charities. The festival is planned Irvine Gem Thief Gets 83,000 Bani and directed by the I rvlne Harvest Festival Inc . a non· prom Oflanlzatloo compnsed or 13 board members. The 1979 festival was held in late October at Hentage Park Those interested in serving on the adYlsory committee can call 551·3553 or wnte to P 0 Box 186 19, Irvine, 92713 F,....P,..-AJ IRAN ... said they had heard nothing about such a plot. The report said lhe plot was discovered accidentally when some of the Iranian regime's revolutionary guards stopped and searched the car or one of the officers at a roadblock. The paper said the plotters were all medJum-rankmg army officers who planned to seize control of Tehran, the Iranian capital, and then lay siege to the holy city or Qom , Khomeinl's headquarters 100 miles to the soulb. The plotters expected other opponents of Khomeini and sup- MILITARY RECRUITMENT REMAINS STEADY -A3 Jewelry valued al about $3,000 was reported stolen from an Irvine home Tuesday night, porters of the deposed shah to police said today. JOtn them after they launched According lo officers, thieves their coup, the report said. pried open a amall bathroom -An ABC News report, now de- wlndow at the El Camino Real nied in Tehran, said that Kho home of Oaman Elims, ranaacked the residence and meinl was willing to accept Waldheim as an intermediary made off wtth Jewelry, 8 movie with the United States even camera and a table clock. though be refused to receive him in Iran this month. DAILY PILOT n..o.-~~-·-""""f(""'_ ....... __ ,._, .. ..,._ ....... o....,... , .... ---'-" _ ... ""',_"'. """''-................. ,.,...., ... c .... ... -....--.............. ~-·-y·-·-.~9"<!V-c-.4" ................ -........ -s-........ - Jn two letters to NECO of. flclala, the company describes new quality control and sur- veillance techniques to prevent shJpment ot any leaky drum.a or cartons ot waste. Meanwblle, local officials have conducted several l.nspec- tlona of the ICN facility while the waste bu been aorted there and have reported no serious health or safety problema. SeH-def eme Course Slated Irvine'• Community Services Division will offer a apeelal class designed for women who wish to learn lhe art or self- deCenae. Known as "Self Defense for Women." the clau will meet Monday at the Harvard Com- munity Atbletic Park. The clau will begin at 7 p.m. Interested persons can reg.iater no later than Friday at City Hall. Classes will empbuize both physical and mental aspects of self-defense. eo.t of the cl.ua ls $24 50 f',..._P~AJ CAT ••• J Service ln Santa Ana and in- quired about their cat-saving policy Their policy was simple -$50 and the cat would be saved. 'I put up halC the money and collected the rest from friends," sbe said. The kitten officially put its paws on the ground for the first time ln 10 days at 7: 10 p.m. Tuesday. "t was going to let my daughter keep the cat," Mrs. Rossingt.on explained, "but as it turned out, It beloneed to a neighbor." Pair Joining Harvest Fest The Irvine Harvest Festival Board of Directora bu two new memben. Tim Parter and Ruaty Kem were named to the board at a meeting earlier tbia month. They will fill vacancies created when Pete Walker and Stuart Keaton moved from the city. K ern ie senior securlly representative al Fluor Corp. in Irvine. Parker ls vice president and store manager for Nelman- M arc us in Fas bl on la land, Newport Beach. The board has 12 memben altogether. ~,.,._.,....,.._ ... ,,. ........ ,. _ .. ,.,__CM&e...,.,C .. _e.,._ -··--~-~ Utll•.Clllfttol v~•_..,..._., __ ....,,...=- The report quoted U .N sources in New York aa savinJr the Iranian Foreign Ministry sent a message to its U.N am basaador, Mansour Farhang. stating Waldheim waa now ac- ceptable to the 79-year-old re- ligious leader of the Iranian revolutionary regime. The U.N. Security Council sent Waldhe\m to Tehran two weeks ago to try to secure the release of the 50 or so Americana held ho1ta1e by milltant 1tudenu in the U .s. EmbQIY since Nov. '· Rams 'Have A Chance' Sunday's Super Bowl XIV willnot be a Plttaburah rout. That'• the oplnlon of D11la1 Cowboy• Coach Tom LaDd.r)' and Oeaver Broncae Coach Red Miller. In u aclualve lntervin with Dally Pllot1taa wrtwr John Sevano, the two coachel live their views on Sunda1'1 pmet _aocl wby tbly thlnkl\ will De ClON. T~ne('.14)~ Cl.....,,.,..,.... .. ...,. ·~·---':" ... ..:::;e· Surgeon Gets Jail For Tax Evasion LOS ANGELES (AP) - Aaabelm auraeon Dr. Richard R. Stelnbroner wUl bave to ~ -jan lD·JeU ~y :. -$10,000 ftne for failln1 to me h1I 1915 f ederll lncome t.ax rtturn. V .8. Dlitrlct Court Jud11 Mitt Byme on Tueld1y alto plated telnbi'oGer, 1 former offtdal ol Anaheim Me1PortaJ Hospital, oa ft YI )'earl' probatJ.oa.. Alloin_~'!,'a~ tee•,. · "\io11~rum~ • ntn1bam 11\tervl ,., Steelu llDebacker J~ct Lambert. and ft.nda blm •.o be an tntiNl)' dlttenat lu· dlvtdual olf the tlelll Sea porta, P• Bl. These picketers at a construction site rn Irvine Tuesday were upset about two things the level of pay from one of the contractors at the shopping center site on Walnut Avenue at Culver Drive, and Iran '1 continuing belligerence toward the United Stat.es A spokesman for Laborers Local ~ of Santa Ana said the Iranian protest message was not related to the pay dispute. The picketers Tuesday were Maria Sylva, left, Lupe Garcia, Jesus Me- Jia, Angel Martinez and Felix Mendoza. They've been p1cket.J.ng for five days. F,...P~AJ PARK DISPUTE UNSE'ITLED. • • firm ts "clearly ln support of pot~otia1 1lte studies, a .oR community park development program and the need far the within Bommer Canyon," be Irvine CDmP81l)' to obtain an ap- believed that "further plumin& pralsal for land the city was ln- Nielson said his Ctrm sim · ply felt theft were other priorities for park development in the ctty th.at came ahead of Bommer Ca - nyon. especlally in Woodbridge. •bouldbeunde ... -'-en " terested in, the mayor said. ., That didn't "di well with city "RecocniDDI the forecotoa." officials, who have held dis-be said, "the city is requestJ.nc Train Stranded c ua slon a with company that we pick up wbere we~ off repreM!OtaUves datini back to in late 1t79 and resume our ta1D SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -A 1977 00 sale of the land. leadlng to a wcceaaful ctty ac-power outaee stranded a 10-car In September 1178, tbe city qu1sit100 of the appropriate Bay Area Rapid Tranait Dist.net sent a letter to the company re· acreage wtth.in Bommer Can-train for 30 minute:& lo lhe trans questing a formal beginniq to yon." San Fn.ncisco Bay tube Tues- land site negotiations, SUia said. At lasl week's council meet!QI, day. Tbett were no report.I of in- SubeeQuent talka w:e~re:_:be:~:d~oo=-_:.co=m~p=an:=!..y_.:..vi~c=e~p~res:.:.:.ld~e~o~t__:..T_o_m~~j~u.ri~es~.~~~""""7~~~~~ . Stop in now for the finest selection of top quality furniture in South Orange County. Save Now! Selected savings on such brand names as Henredon, Drexel, Heritage and much more. .. 7 ' ORANGE COUN,TY, CALIFORNIA Y ••••etewa Dally New pap r WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1980 FIFTEEN CENTS A1·tists Given Laguna Festival Vote ., llSVS IUTCll&.LL ... ..., ....... Sa .. l t arU1t1 OD tbe ._.._. f' val ot Arts IJ"Oadl wW now be aUoftd to jot.D • 11C1tJ.a1 memben ol &be oraaalaatloa. b-.t a ballot m..._. n1kJq a limit OD the Dumber of yeara • board member ~ 1erve b.u been de fea\ed. Lil,_. Beach F•Uval of Atta nee for board etnbert to two ronHCUUns three year terms, waa defeated by 58.t pereent ot the members voUna. The controvera.ual ballot pro- potal waa authored by former board member Lee Childress. "(The resuJta1 abow that the membenhip bu apoken clearly of lhe oeceuily for loni.term board service," said board pres- ident James Schmit.a folloWinM the announcement of "'8111U . "It abowt they have faith ln the etndency of tbia opert.tim, and lt abowa that if the mem· bersbip •ant.I new blood oo the board. they have the opportunity to elect new blood to the board." And while she 109l her bid .to limit board terms, Mrs. Childress said today abe is pleued with the results of the voling. "It w~ a very impftlhlve s~wt.o.s q1 view of the fact t.be festival sent out mialnformaUoG and downrtpt lies," abe said. "I dunk if people would have known the truth, 0'1r motion would ba"e puaed." A total ol WI faUvaJ mem· bera oppoeed the moUon, with 351 vottn& for a llnut oa board service. Mrs. Cbildnss said her motion was doomed to failure when feaUval offlclala included a 160·word statement from festival a&tonaey Richard Mudge opJ>"lng the motion. That wording, along with another W» words in opposition to the motioo and 00 words sup- porting the board limitation from Mn. Chlldreu. were sent to voting members in (tiiee .untSTS, Page AZ> Shah Deportation Plan RUillored Girl, 11, Slain County Teen's Fate Weighed By f'll ED ERICK SCTIOEM EHL Ol ll• °'"''' 1'1 ... -Two Westminster families -once fnends and still neighbors sat on opposite sides of an Orange County courtroom entrance Tuesday awaiting rmal d1s(.l0s1tion m the crime that separated them the death of an 11 year-old girl at the hands or a 15-year-old boy On one side was Carl Meyer, father of young Juhe Ann Meyer, who was strangled lo death last June 25. Her bod)' was left under a bush in a vacant lot On the other side of the doors to the courtroom of Supenor Court Judge Altcemane Stotler were Mr. and Mrs. Robert l)ames, parents of Kent J)arnes, the boy who pleaded no contest to voluntary manslaughter 10 connec- tion with the death. Not present at the sentencing hear- inl wu Vir&inia Meyer, Julie Ann's mother. She u hospitalized at Fountain Valley Community Hospital with bleed· IDI aken. JUDGE STOTLER POSTPONED sentencing to Jan. 30 to allow for prep- aratiao ol a raew probatloo report to detenDine if YOUDI Ijames could benefit from bospltaliuUon as opposed to com· mitment to the California Youth Authority JULIE Mnu Ijames entered the no contest plea Nov. 27 and was found sane followlng a two-day heanng m December. The slight, blond boy, dressed 10 a striped kmt shirt. corduroy pants and tennis shoes, appeare<tnervous Tuesday as he was brought into Judge StoUer's courtroom, which was closed to members of the press and public. IJAMES HAS GIVEN different stories to tn· vesligators on what preceded the strangulation. In his first statement to Westminster Police investigators, he said JulJe Ann called him a slang word for homosexual. that he called her a similar slang word, that she kicked bim in the groin and that he strangled her. There were no indications of sexual assault, mvestigators said. The boy was arrested three days after the girl's body was found The previous day, the boy's father was a pallbearer at Julie Ann's funeral Deputy Distnct Attorney Bryan Brown said Ijames should be sentenced to the maximum term at the Califonua Youth Authonty. Under such a sentence, IJames could be held six years, unW be turns 21. DEFENSE ATTORNEY THOMAS Brown said he wants to insure that Ijames receives "adequate treat· ment." It was learned that Brown wants Ijames plaeed in a hospital for psychiatric treatment Brown said that. if Ijames is sentenced to the youth authority he probably would serve 18 months before hts re- lease and would be given credlt for the 200 days he has spent at Orange County Juvenile Hall. Asked if Ijames is remorseful over the girl's death~ Brown replied, "Very . , . very " Tiro-car Collision Fatal to Marine, 20 freeway into the San Mateo Creek brldee railing. The dead man's auto was moving at about 100 miles an hour when lt struck ~pringer's car, witnesses told an officer. Panama Confers With Iran CUICAGO cAPl The g<>v- emmcnts of Panama and Iran have t'nlt.'red mto direct top· level dtscuss1ons on the (.l0ss1b1t return of the deposed shah to Iran, tht> Chicago Tnbune today quotl'd reliable sources as say· mg. The Tnbune, in a story filed from Tehran, said the sources rt•porled that Panamanian President Aristides Royo telephoned Iranian Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh twice Tuesday to discuss Iran's 0Ht<.'1al request for the shah's ar- rest. Iran announced Saturday 1t would file a formal extradition request with Panama ''within 60 days after bis atTeSt.'J The shah has been living UD· der guard in Panama since leav· ing the United Stat.es following canceT and gallbladder treat. ments in a New York hospital. In New York, lbe office ol Robert Annao, a apokesman for the shah, declined to comment on the report and said no negotiations were known lo be underway. Ghotbzadeh. campa1gnmg for Iran's pres1dent1al election Jan. 25, interrupted his campaign to return to the foreign ministry to take the day's second call from Royo JUSt before m1dmght Tues- day, the Tnbunf' reported the sourcf:'s as saying Bamdad , a Tehran newspaper, reported Ghotbzadch said the ph~ne con- versal.Jons "related to the letter of extradition," the Tribune said. No details were disclosed 1mmed.Ja~ly. The Tribune said. however. that the foreign minis ter is known to be pursuing a strategy involving creation of a United Nations commission to go to lran to investigate Iran's charges against the shah, who left his ~try one year ago to- day The militants maintain that the Carter administration has the power t.o force Panama t.o release the shah. .-Doctor Guilty In Rape Case SACRAMENTO (AP) - A Sacramento urologist, Dr. G. Kenneth Wuh.lngt.on, bas been convicted of forcible rape and faJae impritonment of a remale patient. The verdict came Tuesday after six days of deliberation. The Superior Court jury deadJocked on other sex charges involvtns another woman pa· tient. W u.blngton, 63, was freed oo ball until aentencin1 Feb. IS. .. .... ...................... Of'Fla:R JAMle DODGE SHINES FLAm4IJQKT ON ~ ,. ... , .... w~ ... ~mn RAPE SUSPECT Plalnclothea Offtcer (at tight) Ho6da Suaped C..,...... Oft Lapne Canyon Ro8d Man Held in Assault Try Laguna Cops Spot Swpect Exiting Tou,n A man suspected or attempt ing l<> ra~ a 17·y<•ar-old Laguna Reach girl near the high school was arrested by police wbo -;potted the suspect leaving town m his car Tuesday night. Charles Leroy Sparks, 33, of Indiana was pulled to the side of Laguna Canyon Road after an off ·duty oHtcer spotted a car matchm~ the dcscnpt1on of the vehicle seen near Monday's at· tempted rape at Laguna Beach High Scbool. Polic• said Sparks matches the description of the suspect Ill Monday's assault on a bi~h school girl near the school foot· ball stadium. The v1ct1m kicked the suspect and ned unharmed. A man ronfronted the girl on the school grounds and Many Challenging Clemente Recall Orange County District Al· torney's investiaaton are prob- ing claims by al least l!J San Clemente residents who have charged \rregular\Uea in the current recall dri"e. Deputy District Attorn~ Jun Rbeinheimer aaJd today u in· vestlgat.or bu examined .... a11 petitions against Councilwoman Karoline Koester and is ln· tervlewing San Clemeate real· dent.a. Mn. Rhei.Ueimer said lt tJ not known wben the probe into the p«itioo 1i111atw-e sat.berine procedures will be eompletecl. Gale Howe. retall croup threatened her with a folding knife. After holding the ko1fe to her throat, the as11a1lant lifted her up to a brick wait and put hts knU1t away ll was at that pomt. police say. the girl kicked the man In the chest a.od race, culling bis no.se. The girl then ran toward the school gymnasium as the SUS· pect ned. Police ~aved a dHcnption of the suspect ·s automobile from neighbors who reported seem.g the vehicle shortly before the th w art.ed assault. Officers also purportedly found a down vest near the scent ol the assalllt with a bottle of pttffriplioo drug11 inside a pocket The prescription was made out to Sperka, police said. Police held Sparks at thtt scene of the car stop Tuesday until the victim could be drive111 <See RAPI!:. Page Atl Coast Weather Cat·astrophe A. verted. Cloud.y tGGlthl witb 30 pettae da&Dce of abowers by early 'J'bmMa1 mom· la&. C1anWaa TburadaJ attemean. Lowt tonifbl 50 at the be1c•11 and 57 ln· land. Hllbl 'lbvl4ay ln mid•. Kitten Rescued From Tree -for $50 INSIDE TODAV A -il'f II l!v llldoft loM .. tcill Uw ,.,..... of Uw "" bottW ~ Gvl/. SCofr. ~,. ... .1 . . -.Boy, 9, P'IUISHO (AP> -A·~ n.Do t1oJ -tV9d to be I.bl .. ~·· blltGc7 -been '1 peUn c . a lorM cMck. '"'n> .,, ........... t.. ... -i w &Q1 ~.·· 1ald Ll. ll&U'riee a ..... beM ot dlla JOlke JuvenUe dl•lllon. PoUol Mid tbe bo1 wu c led ill boJ • aft.-be cuhed a SI c1*l at • 90l1Mut ,.,._.. -.. • bu a u.ndwtcb. The boJ r~ toM ••tore chrt fa w·had Mtli fOl'Hd t'O retuft to "Waii ~ aDd w able to ooolr dinner. Ufl/lal ...... IW..c• ••• . .,,,.~ .... Raia l'alJ over IDOlt ot NOl'tbena Calitonlia today, but ln auaeb n.._. amounu t.UD t.be aedel ot storm• wblcb ca\aled ea>erpael• to be decl&nd tn aevval sa.,,. Nev~a count.la. Stnium becu l"ftedl.ftl 1'uelda1 and forecuten predict a breu in weather pattern which aent a releaUeu aeries of tropical 1tonna ove.r Nottbem Calllomla for more than a week. The National Weather Service reported that the warm molal tropical 1torm u~ted to mo~~ across Norther~ Calllomia today probably would be the last of a aeries of drencld.nl ltorm froqta. ..... Fire Trt.I O~• WINAMAC, lnd. <AP> -About ll gallons of gasoline spilled from the ruptured fuel tank of a 1973 Pinto in which three teen-agers burned to death, the prosecution's first wit- nesa testified today in the criminal liability trial of Ford Motor Co. Ford ls charged with three C'CMIDtl of reddeu homicide in the fiery crash of the car, which exploded when hit from behind by a van. The trial ln Pulaski Circuit Court ls the first criminal prosecutJon of a manufacturer in a producta defecta cue. Ford lawyers have said they will rebut prosecution chargea that the automaker "cbole profit ovef' human life" in desiplng the Pinto with testimony from engineers of the car w~o boueht the subcompact "for themselves their wives and children." ' ,,_.,.•I C••le Prehtf SANTA MONICA (AP) -Police are investigating the murder of an e~derly couple who may . have confronted a burglar ln their high-rise apartment. Otto Forst, 73, and hi.a wife Gerda, 88, had apparently been dead for two days when their bodies, dressed in night clothes and badly beaten, were found by tbelr daughter Tuesday police said • Dollar Steady Gold Price Soars Over $750 an Ounce LONDON (AP) -Feartac a shortage of supply, lnvutora t>oured moaey into 1old today, sending the metal's price to record heighu above $?SO an ounce The dollar was steady against maJorcurrenc1es ln London, the price or gold Jumped more than 10 percent in one day to a midmorning fixing of S76S an ounce, the highest gold price in history. and an $81 in- crease from Tuesday afternoon's $684 fixing. The afternoon fixmg fell lo $760 an ounce and it closed atS7S2 Gold ended London trading Tuesday al$683.50. In New York, gold opened at $770 an ounce but slid to S'14t, ac- cording to Republic National Bank Jn Zurich, Europe's major bullion center, the late price was $755 an ounce, up S70 from Tuesday's clO&e, after trading u bighaa$763 Surgeon Gets Jail For Tax Evasion LOS ANGEL¥S <AP) - Anaheim surgeon Dr. Richard R. Steinbroner will have to ~pend 30 days in jail and pay a $10,000 ftne for failing to me b1a 1975 federal income tax return. U .s. District Oowt Juqe Mau Byrne on Tuaday also plaCf'd Steinbrmer, a f~er offtclal ol Anaheim Memorial Hospital, on five years' probatkm. DAILY PILOT °""""""' '--....... " ---~ ........ ..... u.-ie ...... Oflm .. , ... Cell .. ...... oe-... -==--=r.=.=- , Silver al.lo rocketed to a record afternoon ftxlng of $48.01 from U4 Tuesday. It WU trading in New Yorkat$'7. The spectacular leap wu at- t r I bu ted to U.S . Treasury Secretary G. William Miller's comment that further U S gold auctions were not appropnate at the moment because of the unset- tled bullion market. Traders in- terpreted this as a squeeze on already light supplies of gold. The Wlderlying reason for the New Year gold boom are the crisis building up over Soviet in- tervention in Afghanistan, the continued holding of the American hostages in lran, the ill- ness of Yugoslav President Joalp Broz Tito, higher oil prices and the threat of curtailed export.a and the 1enerally shaky state of the world economy. Since Dec. 31, gold baa soared more tban $200 an ounce in Lon- don. A year ago, it cloaed at $197 .95in Loudon. "It's a very nervous market" said a dealer at Sharps Pixley Ltd., ooe of London's five big gold tradinc houses. "The price renecu the hiaher level reached in HongKongbutsofartt's rather quiet. When you get to a new area like \his, people are nervous about buying but no one wanta to ao short either." Silver, which has more than doubled in price in a month. waa trading at a record, up from U4 at. the cloee Tueaday. Tbepriceofplatinumwaasetat a record $900 an ounce ln early trading, up$40from Tuesday's af- ternoon fixing. Frem P-.e AJ RAPE ••• ,.... (.quna trtct !dueatJ al J'o od1Uon ... •min oldwben nMYed a eontttbutian trolft CM ol lt• foundert. Or. Jloaald CbilccM, wbo wu recat.11 ,. .. llCWd to the ftw ••mblr acbool boa.N, eontrtbul· .S NGO la mapent tunda troin hll campatp to the new foundatkln, whlcb wu formally incorporat- ed lut . "I bad tome moaey left over from my campatcn for the aebool board,'' Chilcote aald ''And 1 thouabt lt lPPropriat,e to Jive It to the foundat.loo." The board'• action wt week pavea the way for the belea1uered school dlatrict to raiae l\mds for educational and buildlJJi needa oft.be diatrlct. The' ~ce wealthy di.strict ba.s been bard hit by Prop. 13, the Serrano-Priest state Supreme Court decision and declining enrollment, which affects state funding. Ta1k forces appointed by the acbool board formulated plans for an educational foundation, through which bequests and donations might filter for 1pecial projects such as building con- struction and renovation, pro- 1ram maintenance and other achoo) rela~ projects. Belpiag Out Marine infantry recruit George de Pompigan (reclining) of New Jerse)' 1s one of about 100 recruits from Camp Pendleton under the command of Col. Richard Theier who gave blood Tuesday at the San Clemente Elks Lodge for the Red Cross. Lending moral support are BPOE _Grand Exalted Ruler Clayton Daines <left> and Paul Girouard, Elks blood bank chairman. f're•P~AJ Dee • "The i.ttval Uml&ed my ar,. ment to 1IO words but aJJoWed no wordl • _... t1oa to be IUbm.ltted to tbl mem· btrablp, '1 lbe ~ • "l"b• only realOI) my IDOtico wu not pa.aaed wu became tbe membenbJp WU not ICcuntell tnf orm•d O( th• truth aD4 m1l4lrt.al wu put out 1lanted ID favor ot that board remainiD& permuently,'' tbe aaid. Kn. Ch1ldreu 1aid abe in· tenda to punue • n.ew mouon later um year 1upportin1 a limit to the terms of office. "I think when tbe membenhlp knows the truth and know It would beoeftt t.be resUval, the results of a new motion would be very favorable," abe said. Paul Griem, a former U-year featival board member and cur· rent. 1eneral manacer of the Featlval ol Art.a, at one Ume termed Mn CbJld.resa' propoul "amblauoua," and suggested that approval of the motion could mean ouster of seven board members next fall. It wu because Griem main- taaned that the motion wa am- biguous that the festival at- torney· wu asked to aubmlt a statement In addition to 150 words Ul opposition to ber mo- tion A check with festival officials shows board member David Young bas served the board the longest at 20 years-although not cooaecuti vely. Last week's action saw the ap- pointment ol the 1cbool board as tnuteea of the foundation, and that panel will leek 20 local resi- dent.a to serve oo an advtaory committee to seek funding for the foundatioo. CAT-ASTROPHE ... Other veteran board members mclude Helen Keeley and 0 . E. "Bud" Schroeder, both 11 years; Emelle Schneeberger. and Glenn E . Vedder, eight years each; James J . Schmitz, seven year~ and Anne Chase. six years. Jn addltion, the board ap- proved seetl.ng a consultant to plan fund-raising events and coordinate activities of lbe foun- dation. Tbe foundation will seelr'funds throu&h private and public foun- datlooa, bualnesaes, government agencies, individuals thl"OUlb be- quests and donations, local clubs and organizations, memorials and alumni groups. The foundaUon trustees wU1 establish subcommittees to coordinate fund-raising ln special areas such as athletics, performing and fine arts, con- struction and building renova- tion. Funds raised by the founda· lion will not be used for extra· curricular athletics. employ~ salaries or for basic school suf>. Jects. · District offlcials hope lhe J foundation will lessen the finan- cial pressure on the five-campus district, which has been forced to cut more than $1 mllllon from the acbool budlet over lbe paat twoyean. Tba.e cuts have included eight teaching positions which were not refiUed, a vacancy in ~ high school vice principal posi- llon , eliminalloo of the elemen- tary school counseling program and cuts in maintenance and operations of school buildings. Rams 'Have A Chance' Sunday's Super Bowl XIV will not be a Pitta burgh rout. That's lbe opinion of Dallas Cowboys Coach Tom Landry and Denver Broncoe Coach Red Miller. In an exclusive interview with Daily Pilolstaffwrit.er John Sevaoo, the two coacbel live their views oo Sund1y'1 game. and why they think it will be close. Also in today's a ports sec- tion, staff writer Dave CUn- n in tbam intervl "WS Steeler linebacker J .. ·ck Lambert, and finds him ·.o be an entirely different iu- dividual off the field. See Sports, Page Bl. RECALL ••. not repatered in the city by April, 19'19. Recall proponents were al- lowed another 10 daya to cather petition aipaturel and turned in 3,455 •isnatures a1atnat Mn. Koester Saturday. Ctty Clerk Max Bers said the petitiona have been given to the Orange C.ouoty Registrar's Of. flee apln for certlflcation. Bert l&ld COUlll)' offklall will report back on the petltion certlficatioo by Jan. 24. recounted "I told them someone down there mu!>t care about au1mals." She was transferred to the tree·trimnung s upervisor at the city yard. He sugeested the young woman hire somebody to untrei! the cat "We haven't pulled cats down in a long lime.'' reasoned city yard supervisor Don Kiser "We rescued a hawk several years ago but not cats "There's no point in worrymg about cata. If they can get up there. they can get down." Mrs. Rossington was uncon vinced "I was surprised the cat was still alive. I didn't know what to do Was r supposed to cut the t~ downorwhat., .. Thin.king money might be a !actor. ahe phoned Tip-Top~ Servt~ m Santa Ana and m - quired about their cat·savmg pohcy Their pohcy was simple -S:iO and the cat would be saved. ··I put up half the money and collected the rest rrom friends .. she said . ' The lutteo officially put its paws oo the ground for the first lime lD 10 days at 7 .10 p.m . Tuesday · 'l was going lo let my daughter keep the cat," Mn Rossmgton ~plained, "but as It turned out, 1t belonged to a ne1~hbor." Middle East Trip Canceled Saddleback College trustees canceled a student travel pro-gram lo Egypt and Israel bee a use of tbe mounting lenaklns 1D the Middle ~L Trustees a&reed to scrap the Egypt-brael pilgrimage set for 1prin& aft.er college aidea pro- vided information dealing with insurance coverage for such tnpg The tnp was part of a college travel senes that would have cost studeot.s about $2.000 each. Our Wnler Safe J~ !Jn 5"ff $wing Stop in now for the finest selection of top quality furniture in South Orange County. Save Now! Selected savings on such brand names as Henredon. Drexel. Heritage and much more. ' 'Y •rH etowa Dally Ne••P.•tter c Fl FTEEN CENTS HB W0tn0n Thwarts Cat-astrophe Tbelr policy wu simple -$50 J n-r::r,:m~ t omctall told bft nre:sMa only NllCU8d cata tn \he movi.es and auu•ted e call ponce. Tbe police n:1· ferred ber to tbe Humane SocletJ. "The Ku.mane Society told me 'You've never seen a dead cat ln a tree have )IOU?' They aaid lt would come down wbeo 1l sot huniry." she aaid. 1i·ru1trated, abe asked her husband to climb the palm and racue the rain-IO&ked cat. ffe aot part way uo the R u Awn• tree, lhe 11.ld, and reu, She lrled to cou the tlny beast down wilb every brand of cat food could put bet bl.Ddl OD. ff er 4-year-old daupter, 'l'rini· ty, •mpted t.o arouse t.be cat by meowiq, yelpina and plead· in1. "l ftnally got IO upeet I jmt called City Hall and uked to speak with a bu.manitarian,'' sbe reCOUtlted. "I told them someone down tbere must care about a.D.lmall.'' She wu trauferred to t.be tree-trlmmme 1upervilor at t.be c•tY yard. He ·~seated the youni woman b.1re somebody to untree the cat. ••we bavm't pulled cata down in a lone lime," reuooed city yard aupervilor Don Klier. "We rescued a hawk several years ago but oot cata. "There'• no point ln worrylna about cat.a. U they can pt up there. they can set down." Mn. Bouincton WU \IDCIOG• vinced. • · l waa surprised the cat 'fU sUU alive. I didn't know what to do. Wu I 1upposed to cut t.be tree downorwbat!" Tbinkiq mooey milbt be a factor, abe phooed Tip-Top Tree Service in Santa Ana and l.n- quired about their cat-saving policy. and the cat would be aaved. ' "I pat up ball t.be money and collected tbe rest from friends," abe said. Tbe kitten officially . put lu pawa oo the ground (or Ute fint time in 10 days at 1· 10 p.m. Tuesday. •· 1 wu colng to let my daupter keep the cat," Mrs. Roui..acton explained, "but as rt turned out, it belonged to a neighbor" {Shah Deportation Plan Rumored Gir~ 11, Slain County T'een 's Fate Weighed By FREDERICKSCHOEMEHL CM ,,_ DAI" P\let Stat! Two Westminster ramtties -once friends and still neighbors sat on opposite sides of an Orange County courtroom t>ntrance Tuesday awaiting hnal dispos1t1on m the crime that separated them the death of an ll-year-0ld girl al the hand!! or a 15 year old boy On one side wal> Carl Meyer. father of young Julie Ann Meyer. who was strangled to death last June 25. Her body was left under a bush in a vacant lot. On the other side of the doors to the courtroom of Superior Court Judge Allcemarie Stotler were Mr. and Mn. Robert Ijames, parents of Kent ljames, the boy who l>leaded no coot.est to voluntary man.slaughter ln connec· tion with tbe death. IU ':.'*~C:..: ~~-:,~,~==~ m""itber. 8lae bo9pi zed Ill Ji'llllliialD Valley CommUDlty Hospital with bleed· iQ&Gk:en. JUDGE STOTLE& POSTPONED sentencing to Jan. 30 to allow for prep. araUoo of a new probation report to determine if young Ijames could benefit from hospitalization as opposed to com· m1tment to theCallfomaa You lb Authonty. JULIE "Mnu Ijames entered the no contest plea Nov 27 and was found sane following a two-day heanng m December. The slight. blond boy, dressed 10 a striped knit shn1., corduroy pants and tennis shoes, appeared nervous Tuesday as he was brought into JudgeStotler's courtroom, wtflcb was closed to members of the press and public. • IJAMES HAS GIVEN different stories to in· vestigators on what preceded tbe stranguJauon. In hlS first statement to Westminster Police investigators, he said Julie Ann called him a slang word for homosexual. that he called her a similar slang word, that she kicked him in the groin and that he strangled her. There were no indications of sexual assault, investigators said. The boy was arrested three days after the girl's body was found. The preVlOUS day, the boy's father was a pallbearer at Julie Ann's funeral. Deputy District Attorney Bryan Brown said Ijames should be sentenced to the maximum term at the Cabforrua Youth Authority Under such a sentence, Ijames could be held six years. untiJ be turns 21 DEFENSE A'M'ORNEY THOMAS Brown said be wants to insure that Ijames receives "adequate treat· ment" He wants lJames placed ln a hospital for psycbiatnc treatment. The defense attorney said that, \f Ijames is sentenced to the youth authority he probably would serve 1.8 months before bi.a release and would be given credit for the 200 days be baa spent at Orange County Juvenile Hall. Asked if Ijames is remorseful over the girl's death, his attorney replied, ··very. . . very " Soviets Deny Threat , Panama C.Onfers With Iran CHICAGO <AP) -The gov- ernments of Panama and lran have entered into direct top· level discu.ss1ons on the possibie return or the deposed shah to lran, the Chicago Tnbune today quoted reliable sources as say- iniz The Tnbune, in a story filed rrom Tehran, said the sources reported that Paoamanian President Aristides Royo telephoned l ran1an Foreign Minister Sadegh Gbotbzadeh twice Tuesday to discuss Iran's official request ror the shah's ar- rest. Iran announced Saturday it would file a formal extradition request wUb Puama "withla 60 .. .,. ...... ~·· The abab bu bMll 1t9'q .. der guard in Panama since leav· inl t.be United Sta&a followto& caneer and pl.lllUdder treat- ments in a New York hospital. In New York, the office of Robert A.rmao. a spokesman for the shah. declined to comment on the report and said no negotiations were known to be underway Ghottnadeh. campaigmng for Iran's presidential election Jan. 25, interrupted ttis campaign to return to the foreign mirustry to take the day's second call from Royo JUSl before midnight Tues· day. the Tnbune reported the sources as saying. Bamdad, a Tehran newspaper, reported Ghotbzadeb said the phone coo· versatioos "related to the letter of extradillon," the Tribune said. No details were disclosed immediately. The Tnbune said, however, that the forehtn minister is known to be pursuing a strategy involving creation of a United Nationa commission to go to Iran to lnvestiga\e Iran's charges against the shah, who lef\ his country ooe year ago to- day. Return of the shah and bis wealth are among dema.ods of milltaolJ wbo have been holding· Americans hostage in the U.S. Embaaay in Tehran since Nov. 4. City Buses Idled TUCSON, Arh. CAP> - Tearmten union bus drivers and mechanict went on strike today lD a wa1e dispute, idling city buses in th1J IOUthern Arizona clty or 500,000penODI. GoldPrtces 1400~---- 1>00-1------ ,,,...,.... NO ENO IN SIGHT Gold Continue• Climb Shortage Feared Gold Soars Above $750 LONDON <APl -Feanng a shortage or supply' mvestors ooured money into gold today, sending the metal's price to record heights above $750 an ounce The dollar was steady against maJOr currencies lo London, lbe pnce of gold Jumped more th~m 10 percent in one day to a mldmommg fixmg of $765 an ounce. t.be bl&hMt told price in tustory. and an Sil ln· crease from Tuesday afternoon's '684 filDD&. The aftentooa ftDq Cell to S7~ an ounce and it closed at$7~ Gold ended London lradJng Tu~day at $683 SO. In New York. gold opened al $770 an ounce but sUd to $744, ac- cording to Repubhc National Bank ln Zunch, Europe's ma1or buluon center. the late price was $755 a.n ounce, up $70 from Tuesday's close. after trading u tughuS763 Army Officers Executed in Iran Silver also rocketed to a record afternooo fixin& of $48.01 from $44 Tueada.J. It wu tr8dlAI ln New York at$C7 • 'nae apectan.lar leap waa at.- tr1'u1ted to U S . Treasury Secre.&.uy G. W11liam Miller's eom DMlll tba1 fUrt.ber U.S. &old aGCU-._..Mt appro~ .t the momml beta..e OI t6e «mlet· tled bWllm martet. Traden in· terpreted lb.ts u a squeeu oa already t1gbt supplies or gold. By 11ae Auoda&ed P1"al Firing squads bave executed a number of lraruan army of. flcers for plotting to overthrow Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini's revolutionary regime, \be usual· ly rehable Kuwatl newspaper Al Rat Al Am reported today. In another development. Iran's F'oreign Mirustry derued a report that U.N. Secret.Ary· General Kurt Waldheim would be acceptable as a negotiator i.n the host.age crisis, calling 1t "an absolute lie," ac· cording to Tehran radio m a broadcast monitored in Loodoo. Quoting unidenttfled diplomatic sources. the paper published in the Persian Gulf oil sbetkdom said all the of· f1cers i.nvolved in the coup plot had been arrested and were ex· ecuted secttUy to avoid adverse publicity for the revolutiooary regime. No coofinnatioo ol the report was available. and sources in Tehran, the Iranian capital, said they bad beard nolhin1 about aucb a plot. The report said the plot wu discovered accident.ally wben some of t.be Iranian restme's revoluUODU)' iuud.I stopped and aearcbed the car or ooe ot the oftlcen at a roadblock. Tbe paper said th• plotters were all med.lum·raokl.na army olficen who planned to Hile control of Tehran, the Iranian capital, and then lay siep to (See DAN, Pace Al) Aid Sought By Pakistan By 1"be Alloda&ed Preu Pakistan 's milttary ruler appealed for aid to offset tbe Soviet interven lion in neighboring Afghanistan, declaring "events m Uus region are movtnf toward greater chaos· President Mohammed Zia ul·Haq told a news conference Tuesday 10 . Islamabad that dis. cu.ssaons were under way with the United Sta~. OD fresh BJd to Pakist , but declined to give ngur The Carter admlDlSf:ra. tlon reportedly bas offeretl Pakiatan $400 million in new aid over t.be next two yean, half ot it military. Hall First Candidate in Mesa Contest Cotta Kesa Qty Coanc:ilman Donn Hall became the ftnt can- didate to file papers for tbe city'• Aprll I council elecUoo Tbe undierlyuig reasoa for the New Year gold boom are the cns1s bwlding up over SoYiet in- tervenboo m Afghanistan, the c onttnued holding or the Amencanhostaees lo Iran, theiU· ness of Yugoslav President J06ip Hroz Tito, tugher 011 pnces and the lbreato( curtatled exports and the generally shaky state of the world ~nomy. Smee Dec 31, gold has soared more than $200 an ounce in Lon· don A year ago, 1t closed at $197. 9S in London. "l\'1 a very nervous market," u\d a dealer at Sharps Pixley Ltd • ooeof London's five big gold tradine houses . "The price reflects the higher level reached 1n Hong Kooa but so far it's rather quiet When you get to a oew area hke this, people are nervous about buyuig but no ooe want.'i to go short either." Trials Cleared SAN DIEGO <AP> -An agree- ment by the federal government and Paciftc Southwest Alrllnes not to contest Uabillty claims fw the 144-vtct.im PSA air disaster Sept. 2;5. UJ78 aeta the stage for a series OI trials that will go directly to determining financial da maees without lengthy trials. Coast MOSCOW (AP) -The Soviet I DeWI ..-cY T ... deD.19d today tbat YUplnia faea any "So-riet threat," d .. plte what it Rama 'Have AClrance' called the two countries' "dil· ferences in approach" to some world issues. The Tua commentary came aa coocem p-ew for t.be bealt.b or 87 -year-old Yugoslav Prealdent Tito, wbo baa led bi.I communllt natiOD. on a fom111 policy course independent of Mo1cow 1ince World War ll. His bospitalba· tlon for a serious circulation problem bas aroused reoewed speculation about bi.I cocmtl')''• future. InereaseAsked Pacific Tel Seeb $2 Hike ~ Ellem Pblnne7 sald DO OH ba tam out papen this week. Lut wee,, Mayor Ed McParlud and bulneuman Cbrta Sleet plcted up IHlf'ft, bat bawn't Nbned tbem Jet. Tben are tbr'M v~del on lb• n .. membet co..-ctl. All candldatm are~ ill la_rp. Weatller Cloudy tGallbl with IO percent chaDce ot abowen by euty '11111ncla1 moro· lni. Cl•and.DI Tbunday afternoon. Lowa toniaht l50 al the beaebiM and 5l ln· land. m.-Tbunday in mtd 80I. A Tats commentary, fl!lltltled "A New Bluff," attacked ~ tt called ''trulJ fantastic eaaeoc· iloos" In tile Western pnu ''trf· tn1 to 11crtbe to the Soviet Unt.oa. IOme anti· YUIOllaY lnteD· t.IOO.:'' TUI bid ncb clalJbt .. c.nide, prcwocatlft! and~ ... &lld that •"nJabl between tbo .a.t-~-~-lnlfled br Profound· ifrl"'411· ..... ·· . y....,.~ liiiderltnld ita ~ .... ~~·· Umted lilaii ~-:llaa· da7 _1U•at eaHtl tor tb• tMtaril Ol •Mftlln Alpeididan.. COUDeD member Dom tidU aa.fd tbta ...... bun't dedded wbetlw be wW aeelE a Ullrd mm. PWna doae9 Jan. n. I , F <AP> -A to:,_. GM boJ -1111111ew!Cl be tbe ......,. .,, ... Ill ''"~· been ted bJ pol,IN lbr -, • twit« ~. "TO lllY lmow • WI bWl)'t bad t.bem any _younatr," 1ald 1..l. lll•urlce a.cu. Med ot tM e. juvtnU dlvtalon. lliW tM .._-~~la Ml aotn• after be cubed• '2 cMc* • a ....._. IMN to bu 1 1andwttb. The boy .....n.b .ad a ...,. deft biJ father had beR fonied to retu.re-to wi '"~ ud WM unable to cools cllnoer. u ......... 1¥ .... ,,,,,,. 87 fteA•d tit Pnu Rain f.U•ovw ID09t ol NGrtMrn California today, bUt lD mucll 11.-r ~ca. the Mli• ot l&Onn• wbicb eauaed 1m1...-c:Me to lte cledand La llftl'81 ~trra Nevada COUDti•. su.mt bqan rec9d1al Tuelcla)' and forecuten pndlct • break La wealber padena wtdcb Mat • relentleu aeries of tropical storma over NOl'tbem Calllorrua for more lhan a week. The National Weather Service reported that the warm. mol1t tropical storm expected to move across Northern California today probably would be the last or a aeries of cil'addDI ltonD frciata. .._.Fire T .... I O,,et1• WINAMAC, Ind. <AP) -About 11 ge.llons or gasoline spilled from the n.iptured fuel t&o.k or a 1973 Pinto in which lhree teeD·•aen burned to death, the prosecution's lint wit· nesa testifted today ln the criminal liability trial or Ford Motor Co. Ford is charged with t.hne eounta oC recldeaa homicide lD the fiery crash of the car, which exploded when hit from behind by a van The trial in Pulukl Circuit Court as the first criminal prosecution or a manufacturer in a products defects case Ford lawyers have Hid they will rebut prosecutlon charges that the automaker "chose profit over human life" an designing the Ptnto with testimony from engineers of the car who bought the subcompact "for themselves, their wives and children." 1'1•.,. •I €esp~ rrewd SANTA MONICA CAP) -Pol.Jee are investtgatmg the murder or an elderly couple who may, have confronted a buralar ln their high.rtse apartment. Otto Font, 73, and his wife Gerda, 68, had apparently been dead for two days when their bodies, dressed 10 night clothes and badly beaten, were fowid by tbelr daughter Tuesday police said. ' F,....PageAJ IRAN EXECUTIONS. • • the holy city or Qom, Khomeini's headquarters 100 miles to tbe south. The plotters expected other oppooents of Khomeini and sup~ porters of the deposed shah to join them after the)' launched their coup, the report sakt. An ABC News report, now de· nied lD Tehran. said that Kho- Historical Society Sets Mesa Banquet The annual lmlaUaUon ban· quet of the Costa Mesa His· torical Society will be held Frl· day, with Donald Dobemeier of the Oranae County Hiatori~al Commilaioo as suest speaker. The event is &lated for 6 : 30 p.m. at the Holiday Inn, 3131 Bristol St.. Costa MHa. Cost is $8.~. wtth ~aUou avalla· ble by caUtna Joyce Martin at ~7~1. To be kmt•l&ed u oflleen are Betty Jean Beecher, praideot; Trudy Obll1. llnt vice Presi· dent; LucWe Pinkley, leCODd vice president; ElUe Evana, treuurer; Mlldred Fbber, re- cording secretary. and Patricia Moore. oonespoodlnc secn:t.ary. Adult School Set meini was willing to ac~ept Waldheim as an antermt.'<l1aty with lbe United States even though be refused to receive him in Iran Uus month. The report quoted UN. sources an New York as savan2 MILITARY RECRUITMENT REMAINS STEADY -A3 the Iranian Foreign Ministry sent a message to its U N. am bassador, Mansour Farhang, stating Waldheim was now ac ceptable to the 79 year old re hgaous leader or the lraruan revolutiooary regime. The U.N. Security Council sent Waldheim to Tehran two weeks ago to t.ry to secure the release of the 50 or so Americans held hostage by militant students in the U.S. Embaasy since Nov. 4. He cut short bia vi.sit after Khome1ru and the students refused to see him but bi.a proposal for a U.N commission to invetUgat.e the alleeatlons of the revolutionary regime against Sbab Mobam- m ed Reza Pahlavi did fin<J favor with Foreleo Miol1ter Sadelh Gbotbzadeb. TboM 11 or older who lack J hiah acbool diploma can remedf' the 1ltuat1on tbrou1b the N1wport.)I ... Adult Education proaram, wblch be,ln1 lts sprtq temeltel' Feb. 4. Dionna· Uon ls available by calllnc 760-3802. DAILY PILOT fNO..-C...Olil>t,_, ... _,,c_ ..-... ~i. ................ Or_ CNtl ....... ~ ...,... .. ,_ ... ........................ ,_,, ... c- .............. 91«1\. .............. '"'"'--., .......... u,i.e .. _*-r... • ..... ,......._ .. ....,...._....._ ......,..,,.,.... ................... " .. ........... c...-.;c.......tllk ........... ~-,,__.. _ ,,,.,J::t,:;,=.,....., ,...... .... .. .., nr·t~ Clllftll•·....., " ~, .. ................. ' r ... ",:ae.:. ..... An Orea e CountJJ.~ awa a u-old man 11.l lnllUan Tuelday for la· Jurt he received when a tc.t· fold COU~ at a Buena Park w ba Mafeb, 11'1&. 't •WN'd ln favor of Cart P ... ua. an lnsulatlcG tmtaU. who hu been unable to wort slnce lbe aceldenl, was an- nouoctd by th• Jury before Oran1e COunty Superior Court Jud11 Robert Green. Puqua 1ald after the nrdlet that be WU woJtiq atop the 25·f oot tall 1calfold wben a wbHl collapud. Puqua a.aid bones tn h1a foot were 1battered and a vertebra fractured when he fell to U'9 Roor. He aald be hH underlQDI SUffeJ')' llx time9 and face. a aeventb operatioa .o he can walk without the use ol br11ces The Judgment waa entered against the Wheelwright Corp .. the manufaclurer ol the acatfoJd wheels The verdict followed five days of trial lelUmony and two days of dellberatloas The vole tn favor or the award was 10 to 2 Pasqua 's attorney, Herbert llaCaf, with offices in Newport Beach and Claremont, said the two di¥Senting jurors favored a higher monetary award. Supervisors Eye Suit Over Terns Orao1e County supervisors are conaidering a counterswt again.st the U.S. Army Corps or En11neen in a leeal battle over temporary feedwg groundB for the Calllornia Lea.st Tern at th~ mouth of the Santa Ana Raver. While calling for a study on the feaalblllty of a counterswt. supervisors ordered County Counsel Adrian Kuyper to de re nd the county a~alnst the federal swt tha\ waa filed Dec. 7. The Corps of Engineers and the Environmental Protection Agency are seeking damages or up to $25,000 per day after the C'ounty removed culverts leading to the temporary hab1tat last Oc· tober. Tbe federal suit, which also names the county's Flood Coo· trol Dlatrtct, the County En· vironmental Manaaemeot Alea· cy and the K.E.C. Company, claims the coYDty acted without secunng pro~r permits. The culverts were installed at a is.acre marshland site that the county rented from CalTrans during flood control work at the mouth or the river which cfuJ. turbed regular feed.log grounds or the m12ratory bird that is Oil the endangered species list. The culverts were deai&oed to allow ocean tides to bring water into the feeding grounds to the nesting btrds in the vicinity of Huntington Beach State Park. They were removed. Envtroo- m en tal Management A1ency Director ~r1e Osborne said, at the onset of the rainy aeuon to prevent poulble floodlnt at Pacific Coast Hiahway and Brookbunt Street. The action wu taken after the birds had mi8rated to Central America for the winter. Oaily,_ .... ,.... LIONS ewe PAISIDENT PAUL BRECHT WITH IUPER CHECK f'ROM FISH FAY Heidi Ellla, 7, Of Olrta C1ub, and Sonny s.ratu, 1, of Boya Club Help Out F1D1eral Held For Mesa's Hazel Beer Private services wese held Tuesday for Huel Lowse Bffr or Costa Mesa. a lone ttme employ~ of the old Mutter'a Cafe. who died Saturday al the age of85 Mrs Beer. who died of u heart attack, worked for 18 years at Mutter's, 750 Baker St. The restaurant, which featured home·style German cookana and a family at. mospbere, closed two months ago to make way for a coo· domui.lum project. A friend described Mrs. Beer as well liked amoog cuatomen She leaves her husband. LeRoy Beer of Coat.a Mesa; ber son, Fred Beer ol Chloo: ber daughter. Vicki Houck of Anaheim, and ooe 1randcbild. lions Distribute F18h Fry Funds Proceeds from last summer's Cost• Mesa Fi-.b Fry. amounting to S47,000. were dlltnbut.ed TUes day rught by the Costa Mesa Newport Harbor Llons Club to 22 local cbaintJes and organ izauons. It waa the 34th annuaJ Fish Fry. featu.nlU( a P9tade. carnival and Surgeon Gel8 Jail For Tax Evasion LOS ANGELES (AP> - Anaheim •W'leoo Dr. Richard R . Stetnbroner wtll have to spend 30 day~ in Jail and pay a $10.000 fine for falhng to file bis 1975 federal tncome tax return. US District Court Judge Matt Byrne oo Tuesday alao placed Sternbrooer. a former official of Anaheim Memorial Ho.pat.al, on five years' probatioo. ftab dinnen. 'nus year's event IS scheduled for June 8 to 8. Reclpaenta of the funds mcluded Amencan Youth Soc~r. Bike Rodeo Police Safety. Boys Club or the Harbor Area , Braille lnatllute, Clty of Hope, Costa Mesa Junior Women's Club, Costa Mesa Newport Harbor L1onettes Club and D1stncl 4-lA S1gbtarHeanneTra.tler. A1ao retttvmg donations were High Hopes, Eaale Ranch TTail Bla&en, Florence Crittenton Service, Girl.a Club Harbor Area. Laona Hearin& Institute. Long Beach Youth Home, Newport Beach Fire Explorers Post, Orange Cout Aquatic Teams. Orange Coast CoUeee. Services for the Blind, Southern California Lions Eye Institute, Youth Empk>yment Service, YSP Inc. and the YMCA. Our Wnler Safe J6 !Jn :Jull Swing Stop in now for the finest selection of top quality furniture in South Orange County. Save Nowt Selected savings on such brand names as Henredon, Drexel. Heritage and much more. . ----. . ----. • .. .. ... .... "' .... ~-' .. 21 lA"'. , ... ,....._ .... h • ,. ... , .... 21"9 • "' 1)'41.. 11 " .... ~ ., . '""" ., ... -· ·~ ... •z " '-.... . .... ,,..._. t ""'· "' 1S - \. -~ .. 13... .. ,. • '4' .~ • 1._ ll'· ... .. I DAllV PllOT .. '. ~ ... .... '• '• .. ) ... " ... ... ... Elsie, Speedy Backin~ng :• t ,. By •IL TON llOSIWWITZ • Bordal la not the only COtJJt*lY bdq1na beck an old th• c:owu co pit.ch for lta product.I. At tbe same tJme. ~ ~mbol thla=iar. 8oc'deD 11 l'efl'fhll "Ellif llllel Labontori.. la lb aa.lmated character, ••Speedy," back lnCO the nnc OD behalf of Alka·Selt.aer Speedy made h1.e eomeb9ck on televlatoo aereeu earlier this a>00tb. teamlQI up wtth Sammy Dam Jr. The commerciala are keyed to the l9IO Olympic Game.. Milea wUl be ooe of the major 1poo10n of the covera1e oft.be Ol.YmP'ea. lebeduled for MOICOW um summer. Speedy wu bom in 1852 • ran for 1% yean u Alk•· Se1Uer'1 sp>tesruan before bet.DC d.lapfaced by tbe new wave ol bwnoroua alice-of·lif• commerclala ere.led for tbe lantover remedy. SI.Me tbeo be bu made only cam.eo ap· pearancea. He was la.st aeea ln these parta an mt. Speedy rnay not re· allze it but Mnce he lut 1poke up for Atka· Money Tree Selt.Jtt. I.he whole com· ..._ paoy has ~en sold ' Miles Laboratories Is oow the property of West Germani'~ Bayer compaQt,""tbe world's fourth largest chemical ~ ducer. ..,, ) MEANWlllLE, ANOTBE.a VETUAN of the com~ merc1al wan ls being retired from service Cora, the klJld~ ly maddJe.aged woman who be&an recommending MnweU~ House coffee oo TV ln 1972, bu been <llim~aed by Genet&q Foods <GF\. • Cora always came CO Uae aid of hou.sewtves who went ~ berated by ~r busbantls for malnng foul coffee. Sbe ap.~ parenUy did DOth1ne to stop the loog·lerm decline in coffee; consumpC.Joo indeed some observers think she cootrlbut·'. ed to at-and GF bas now rep~~ her with a younger set, or characters m an all·t.oo-obvious play for tM soft dnnk· ~" . Alao properly concerned about the erosion of coffee drinking m lhu country 1s the National Coffee Association and thia trade group plans t.o spend Sl2 million this year to. boost coffee drinking. Look for t.helr theme tine. which wilt be ··c.otree beans aod human beangs were meant (o be thd best of. fneod.s · · WHAT OTREa NEW slogans and names can you ex: peel tbJ..s year from the world of adverusang., Many Thus LS · a world that's always an nux You remember tn tm how the Baok.Amenca"n:t name; was swttcl'M!d to Visa? Weu.· now tts nval is changing, names. Master Charge wUI soon become MasterCard The new name is said to be easter lO promote overseas Burger King. whtcb lS ~d to McDonald's ll\ the hamburger b~mess. 1s unle&tung a new national effort • .. Make 1t sptt1aJ Make 1t 8urt'er Kfog • The camp&Jgn promotes Burger King as the pla~ ta: celebrate special occasions a r1nt haircut. a high scboo dance. for examples It replaces an 18-month drive whose> ungrammaUcaJ theme line was "Who's got tbe best dam burg~r " Tbat Md to be replaced because Burger King i& emph&sinn& its noabur1er f~ chicken. fl.ah, bam ~ cbee~ and steak sandwiches lleanwhtle. McDonald's is: also hitting hard oo the $1eak sandwtcb root.lne • : FO& A LOT OF years the big Minneapolis baaed Ure IJdUraoce company. Northwestern Mutual. liked to tat~ about itself as ''the quiet company ·· No mon·: Northwestern MutuaJ i.s taking off the gloves this year,' tripliJil lta ~ bud.pt co ti miWon ud t.elliJll peo!.~ ole u..t they mJgbt be able to uve money by buytn1 mtl surance from it ratber than rrom other companJes vou·iJt see ~ fU"St fbght of these commercials on the Sundatf Super Bowt telecast : Flrtally, 1ood news for the French governmentt' Renault cars wlll be featured in U.S. televtsion com~ merclala for the first time Renault 1s a government-owned: entity and It's going to get its TV launch th.is year as a re-:" suit of the new worting agreement with American Motor'' Corp • which wiU be marketing the Frencb·made cars here through its dealer network The theme line for the Renault campaign wtll be· "\It e build more mt.o e<:000my cars than JW.t erooomy " lo the import s~s standines. Renault ranks 20th and so the only place it can go is up Keep watching the tube. foUt s Vtility-BlllStS TV Movie, 'Ohms' COLUMBUS, Ohio CAP> -"Ohms," 11 made·for televi.sJon movie about a farmers' protest against power llne coostruct.ioo, didn"t teU it like ll is, an official from " ma10r eAec:trlc company says . The CBS movae, broadcast Jao. 2. was filmed m New Phlladelph.aa, Ohio with assistance from the Amencan Electric ~r Co. But W\Wam G . Loftus, American El~trlc senior vice president ol public affairs. said the final product i&nored his company's adV1ce. TUE MOVIE, 8Til&ING David Barney and Ralph Waite, depleted a farmer protest 1roup's strugele lo block t.be coostructlon of a million-volt electric transmsslon l~ by a ruthless utillty Loftus called the pro1ram an "amateunsb fantasy" and u.ya the company wisbea ll ud never had nnythin1 to do with it. Tbe vtce president made his comments wbUe in Columbus Cor a riail. American Electric is ln the procas of movtq ita beadquarten lo ObJo's capital from New York Early ln the tum project, "Otun." producer NeaJ Mal· teo uked Amertcan Electric for help and the utility abowed bhn pcmlble ftl~I attel in Ohio, Kentucky and Virginia. Loftw u.kt the P.!"r compuy pointed out to Maffep t.nd CBS umeroua ~cal lnaccuradea" ln the ~npt . .. all of Wblcb wu P.mty much tanored by CBS on "°'°'da of Ut.erary ClllM. ' TBE .ona co••ANY ftna11J niqueated tbat lt not be ctamed IA.f'OCDOUaill of. the tDOvt.. AIDoq LGftGI' clttl~ wu tbe movie'• failure to r.resent ~ 1901 ~""" IA'°'v.id Jn \be .U· DI aod ~ ol ilectifc tt1111m"8lon 1.loes. • •-ru:ta INTE&NAL FRAGILITY, 80CIAL 'and political, could lPteract wtth t.M projection . or Soviet power, and that tocether could create a problem aa iacute aa the one lbat we faced even in the ·:wi. or 'IOI, •pecially beeaUH ol oU .. • The tw'bulence that bu •truck the re&ioo alnu the l1lamic upri1lq betan ln Iran In February 1979 haa exacerbated rectoo.al and in· temaUooaJ r1valr1ea: Iraq VI. Syria, India va. Pakistan. the United Stal.el VI. the Sovtet Union. Ultimately at stake ls the oU wealth or the Ara blan pentmula and Iran. u well u the West's oil lanker routa Here is a nauon-by·naUon overview or the Crilll areas alone the "arc of lnstablUly": ..... UnUI the fall of Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, Iran W81 reearded .. the Weal's "policeman" In the Persian Gulf, providinc a block between the Soviet Union and the oil field.a to the south. Iran alto waa the world's aecood-lar1est U · porter of oll, producln1 up to six mUUoo barrel& a day. ITS PAMPEaED 4M, ... llAN AllllED to~ were equipped with the Weat'1 most IOpblsticaled weaponry. but when the 1bab wu chaUen1ed lut February, the army collapsed. Soldieni defected or deserted. bundreda or officers were a lain or went before lslamic r1nn1 1quadl\ Arrud the polltical upheavel, Iranian oil ex port.a have been practically halved Unemploy ment UI rampant. The unilty that brought victory to tM revolu lion led by Ayatollah Rubollah Khomeini quickly du1integraled aa the aged rellgioua leader 1rimly be1an to impose autocratic. 1-lamlc rule. Dm:niestic vt0lence continues to abake the pre- dominantly Sbltte llo11em nation. Kurdl1b, BalDCbi, Arab and other m.inorttiea are clamorin1 and 1omettmea flthtto1 -for areater autonomy. IMN'8 8EIATION8 WITll 11'8 NEIGBB0&8 ..,.. lb"llimd. Tehran b.al tlamped down on Man· ttu, lmdfnC at least moral support to Ala.ban ln· aur1ent1 filhttn1 tbe Soviet-backed rulers ln Arehanfatan. Arabs In Iran's nelehborlnc atate1 were aneered by Its suppression of the autonomy- seekmll Arab mlnorltv in the oil rich Khuzeatan province and feared the spread of lalam1c revolu· lion to the western shores of the 1ut1. where Sunni· Moslem.a rule a aomeUmes restive Shilte minority f''urthermore. there are 1uspadom tb•t Iran may attempt to reclaim the arcbaepel.aco of Bahrain, alte al the only U.S. naval aupport facility in the 1ulf Border clubea sporadically nare between Iran and Iraq, which Tehran baa accused or 1up. Porting Ku.rdiah and Ethetbnic Arab rebel&. But tr an ·a most 1erioua confrontation is with the Unit· ed States, which Khomeini branded a11 "Satan" for lu bacldne of the shah. THE 8BAB'8 AD•ITTA.NCE TO 1'llE UnJted Stat.es for medical U-6atmeni prompted the Nov. 4 takeover of the U.S. Embauy ln tebran by mlU· tant atudenta demandin& Pahlavi'• extrad.1Uoo. Althoueh Pahlavi baa left the United States. mlll· taota continue to bold tome 50 American hoeta1ea al the embuly ~, • · The UnJt.ed States bu reacted with a aertn of political and ecoaomlc •~.but nett.bet' the sanctiom nor the new threat po9ed by the Soviet • lnterventlon in nel1hborin1 AICbanlatan bH bud1ed the m1Utant.a. The Carter admlnlstration believe tbey are Marxist.a who may be beyond the control ol Kbom.elnl. Kbomeinl 1Ull commanda the popularity to malntaln a tenuoua bold oo Iran.. However, there la concern amon1 ~bortnc lloslem stat.ea that 11 :~ Kbomellll .wmba., let'Ust will make their move ~ 8eiEE0 AN ... Tbe wtdl bell.t ln Eut and W•l that 1-l.am1c rewtudoD "ca't happen bent" wu Iba.ten when t,200 armed fanatta ttormed the Grand Moeque tn Mecea. lllam'• boUat o.rtoe. In "°'9mbw. BJ U. time the mnnent.a of the ln•*n1 ~ trft'e UtWCOIM two treeb l.i.r • the olftelal death toll bad rile to ~. lAeludina 12'1 members of tho' Saudi NCUrtO rorcee. at take .... 'Ibo Arab aoclahat oil 1tat.e paclta the baueat military punch on the Penlan Oull It.a Jl.2,000- mao armed iorcet ue lar1ely Soviet 1uppUed, boa1tJna UOO Ru.1lan·bullt taw and aome 3:50 aircraft. 1dfa1Jy. traq could form the nucleus of an In· ter1ulf 1ecurlty force, but ata revolutionary credenUala and p1111t llnlta to the SoV1l"l Union mah 1t 11u.apect to ntil&hbonn1 Arab rulers. RECENTLY, lllAQ HAS COOLED TOWA&D the Ruaaiana. wtth whom they concluded a LS-year treaty of friendship and cooperaUoo In 1972. After purchaama more than SI bilhon worth of Soviet arms. Iraq la dlverallyang Ith purchuea and ts 1bopptn1 ln the west President Sadd•m Huaaeln denounced the Sov· let Intervention or Afshani.atan u an act that ··should not be justified and for which no pretext should be found " At the same Ume. however. he accu.eed the United Slates of exploitlne the crl11ls to Juatlfy lta own possible oppoeltlon to the Camp David peace treaty between urael and Eaypt Huaseln assumed full power last July •nd tightened his gnp on the nation of 12 5 million by executing 21 leadin1 Iraqi poUtlciana. He pointed the fin1er al Syriu ll8 being behind an abortive coup by renegade members of the ruhne Baath Arab Socialial Party SYRIA 18 &ULF.D BY A &IVAL Baat.biJlt fac- tion Until the latest Iraqi Ourees. the two neaahbonna Arab countriea had been workln& toward unity followln1 yeani ol violeot feud.inc. ~ Amid border claahea with Iran. Iraq la de- mandinl{ that the framana evacuate three ,-u11 islets the greater and leuer Tunba and Abu Moussa seized by the 11hab in ur11. 'IJw ¥ emftl• The two Yl'meM North Yemen and South Yemen -have been u frequent Ouhpoint. but they dld not become the focu.~ or s uperpower rivalry until their two week border war lar.t fo'ebruary Arter troops from Marxist South Yemen croued the border al three polnl!I, the United Slates rushed m $383 mllhon m military aid along with $200 million in backloued orders to the north. THAT SEEMED TO PUT NOant YE•EN rtrmly ln the West.em camp. but Lut fall the Sov· ~.u IOUlbt to neutralize the oort.b with a lar1e· scale weapoat deal of It.a own. Sen1or olftdala ln North Yemen aay they hope to balance competin1 imerelta to avotd future wan ao that it.a backward economy can be developed. Tr1ballam and pollUcal factJooa.U..am have kept North Yemen'• central 1ovemment ao weak that it barely cootrob the major city, San'a The strategic significance of Yemen is It.a open desert borders wllh Saudi Arabi•. and the one million Yemenl worker11 In the oil rich klnJ(dom. West.em diplomalB 11ay that a Marxist guerr!Ue campaign into southern Saudi Arabia could threaten the oil fields N01n11-80UTH UNITY TA.I.KS HAVE con· tinued for nearly a year without any practical re· 11ull3. thou&h there have been periodic report.a of a breakthrough. Significantly, Soulh Yeman became the flnt Iran Oil Exports Trimmed in Hal/ .. ' lllla WORLD I LOCAL State History Tracea (}U.S. S. R. A claH traclnt lb• multl·cultural, muJU· national devtloomf'Ot ol Callfomta wUl be of· fered by Ora.nae Coat CoU..11 tn Coat.I ll•a thl.a •&>rinl SAUDI ARABIA CHINA "The Califomla E:it· pertence" wtll examlnt 11uch toptca H ''Tb• ID· d1an1." "Sp.nlah Ill• 11on ... " "The Gold Ruab." .. Mexican Ranchoe." and "Wat.er Project.a." The COUrH la recom· mended for thole en~r· an.i elementary educ•· lion becau•e It deal• with curdculum material.a taught at that level ,,,~, .. s .. Reg11trat1on ruoa through Feh 8 an the OCC Adauuaona Build· 1na For tnrormatiori. call ~5TI2 ~ ,,,,,. 0 C t I I ': ~ Oltft ''"" PERSIAN OULF, NORTHERN INDIAN OCEAN SUS OF INSTABILITY U.8 . S..ke Mllltary Fadlltlff To Bolster Naval, Air Arma Collectors' Paintings · On Display Arab St.ate to support thf' Mvtet intuvl'nt1on 1n Alaharust.an. ..... ••d ........ . lndla and Paklalan. both recently wrarked by domeauc political turmoil, appear aa much ron l'emf"d about their own 33 year-Old nvalry H they are about the impllcaUon.s or Ruaa1an1 on their doorstep. An lndlan pollUcal expert ln New Deihl h&5 said the Soviet move has added a oew d1meru11on to the re&ion. where JOO mHlioo Ma.lema hve in In d1a. Pak.lat.an. Banaladeab and Al&baniatan NEVElllBELF.88, BOTH THE CA&ETA&F.a government or Charan Slnp and Prime Ml.nlster Indira Gandbi bave been alow to judamenl ot the&r pollllcal ally, the Soviet Unlon. Mrs Gandhi. who del pro-Soviet leanine.s. says a US. "&lobal strate tbet 1nclud~ firmer alliances with China and &rk.lltan ··doe1 po6e ;, danf'er .. lo India Puzzled b).' India s 1eacUon. US Ot'pUl) !-,ecr«>tary of State Warren Chnstopher has ~aid the Indian government "ought lo see lhe 1acllon or the Soviet Union a1> a threat lo lndla as wt!ll "' other counlnea in lht> region " PA.Kl8TAN 18 REACTING CAUTIOUSLY to Pre&l<k'nt Carter's dec1a1on lo speed m1lltary •1d Paki1t.ani President Zia u1 Haq ha.a m•de at clear he does oat want Amencan t.roop an tu.a realm and haa aaid that 1eocraphy -muoln1 Lhe proxirruty of the Sovieta -diet.at.ea aceommodaUoo wttb b1a new "auperpower nel&hbor. ••. /Pakiat.an baa had bitter experiences with U.S. aid, which wu stopped ln tbe war with ladle over Kubmlr lo 19M and curtailed 1D 1171 dW'iDI tbe lndo-Pakiatan war over Banaladeah. More recent- ly aid wa.a stopped becauae of Paldat.an'a ttfuaal to allow lnternallonal Inspection or ats nuclear racihUes The depth lo whtrh U S Pakt1'tani rt'lat1oni. had sunk prior to the Soviet 1ncurs1on into A11hamatan was dramatized by the !>1t<'ktn1C of the U S Emba.uy a.nd cultural l~Dleni 10 Palustan by angry mobe reactlnJ( to rumors that lhf' armed at tack on the Grand Mosque in Mecca was 1n.sll&ated by the United St.ates and larael New Amencan arms sales to Paklltan can be expected to put new strains on U S relauona with India, and there are rears the move malht al&o set off a new Eul-West t1rma ra~ In the area Southern Russia Threat W ASJllNGTON I A I' 1 lJ S m1l1t .. r y ~tr akeu~t• believe any Soviet thrust LOto Iran would be made rrorn 110uthern Ru.saaa where about 13 motoriz e d dlv11lona are deployed The mllltary pro rttMlon.ab say thu. would ~ lht' moat log1t'al routf' to T«>hran and the ma1or otl r1Pld 'i n c<1r tht' J>Pr4'1dn Gulf Bl T TIU-:Y .,av lhf•rp I!> no f·v1dt-nct-M~f·ow 1s planning itnv '\Ul'h mo\t-Th(• SoHf'L'> h .... ~•· mJ1nt1t1n,.d .,t rn n~ m1lalary ror ce'I 1tbov1 tht> lraruan border for many years. The U S atrate111t.a. aakin1 not to be n•med. aald Tue9day they aee no military 5enae 1n any Soviet drive westward into Iran from Artbani.llan. where two Ru111an d1vas1ona are deployf'd Wlltun about 7S mil«'" of lran ., t'Cl!llf'rn hordt•r "THERE·~ NCYrHINf; 1n f'B~h'm Iran \ollorth h a v 1 n J( • • • \ a 1 d n n ,. m1hlar> ofrlt'er "And t h ~ I f' r r a 1 n m a k , • ., latrral movrm.-nt ae r o.,, Iran frnm tdghani1'tan v1rtuJlly 1mpoaslbll' ·· Paintings. sculptures Ojnd work!> on paper. rt'prewntmg d view el 20t.h Century art t'ollet tor . are on exh1b1t at t h ,. L ag u n;, A ea eta Museum Qf Art throu11h Ft>b 1B ·ThP C<illt•c-tnr·s Eyt'," offenng an1ught11 to the vanety of t..tstet. or van~ collet'tor11, in· eludes work rrom art1sta !Uch as Ma u rice de Vlam1nck . Ptt'rre Auguste JU>no1r. Andrew Wyeth. Georg•· Rellows and John S 1neer Sargeant E xampl«>' or worlc from the cub1:.t J><·rtod will al5t> be on d1spla7. .1s v.ell ah lht· <trl or l'ablo PlrJS!\O, Armaldo l'omodoru (j•·orges Ho uJult J Od llt>nry Mt>Off" fhf' mu,t·um 1). or>en rrom 11 :10 d m to 1 30 p m d;.iil) • xr e pt Tuel!day~ and adma!'lMOn II freie The museum ot A.rt 111 located at 307 Cliff Onve ConceMion Deadline Set Lacuna Bfoach '• aum mer resuval M'a'\on 111 :.ta ll S IX month.~ Orf, but the <'tty 1s 'l<'ltln~ on April 23 '1Padhnf> for BP· pltt'•tton' from thos~ who witnl to opl'rale <"nnrr'l~ton'\ nf'iH lht' f~tlval ground.s For inlormallon. call Jark Connon ul City llall at 497 3311 . ut 221 Woman Sues RJD Firm $5 Million Sought From Manufacturer Tbe A.H. Robina pharma· ceutlcal llrm was named aa the defendant in an· other lawault flied by a woman wbo claims she suffered pelvic lnflammation afier UllDi a Robina-produced anlrautertne devl~. To da~. 38 law11uita have been filed a1a.lnat the firm in Oran1e County Superior Court over the Dalkoo Sh{eld IUD The product no lonpr I• on the market. ac cordln1 to a com pany Memorial Seroice Set For Student 11pokeaman Suaan A Olaoo cl•1ma an ~ lawau1t filed Monday that abe ~can uaLns the D•Ucon S.tueld an urn She alleaes that she de· veloped acute pelvlc lnflam· matorydiaeHetn ft~ebruary She la demandln1 SS mUUon an monetary dama1es John Van Dyke. .i Newport Beach •ttomey repreaenttn1 tht plaintiffs in the lawault.a. hu estimated that about one million Dalkoo Shields still are m I.Be. Robtnr.. of Richmond. Va .. (aces more than 900 lawaulta Ila· UonwH~ over the Dalkon Shield, accordln~ to Van Dyke In Aueuat. a Denver woman won a S6 2 million 1ud1ment aaainat the-nrm alter test&fyln& •he aul rered a mlscama1e and waa forced lo under10 an emer1ency hyater.ctomy 10 month.a after 1he had been fitted with a Oalkon Shield Approval Sought For Triangle Anne:x A1ency Formation Commlleion and the county Board of Supen1aon. Parent Class: Set in Irvine