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FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JANUA Y 11, 1980
E'or Super Bowl Game
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!Gold Hits Record $840 in Europe
Paper Tells
V.S. Fears
Of Nuke War
LOS ANGELE.S (AP) -
Uthe Soviet Union carnes
its Afghanistan military
invasion into neighbonng
Pakistan or Iran, the U S
would have litUe choice
but to oppose it militarily,
it was reported in today's
Los Angeles Times.
The news paper cited
White House and national
security officials who said
they believe that such a
war almost certainly
would become a nuclear
conflict because the U S
has concentrated on its
nuclear capability rather
than on matching the Sov
iets' massive strength in
conventional weaponry.
The Soviet invasion of
Afghanistan , with the
possibility or moves into
bordering countries, has
caused top U S offi cials to
consider the ultimate un
thinkable possibility war
with the Soviet Union, the
newspaper said
Germ, Cash
Taken From
Mesa Store
An armed robber who posed
as a pa r cel deliveryman
escaped with $20,126 in jewelry
and cash from a Costa Mesa
store Thursday. police said to·
day.
They said no one was illJured
in the 6:05 p.m. robbery at the
Purse Place, 277 E . 17th St
Almost all of the loss was
jewelry, except for $150 taken
from the owner's wallet, officers
Hid.
They aaid owner Art Lewis
Briabt, 37, ol Huntlntton Beach, wu 1ockinc up Thursday when
tbere wu a knock at a back door
and a man called out that be bad a delivery for United Parcel
Service.
• When Briabt opened lbe door,
a aid-masked man cart')'inl a
lb·iocb pistol pushed hil way
la, pOlice said.
Tbe, said two female clerks
were torced to lie on lbe floor
while 8rlCht dumpeil Jewelry in-
to Heb for Ute robber.
Coastal
Skies
Get Blue
By DAVID KUTZllANN Of .. Delty ..... ._
After lwo weeks of almost coo-
tin uous gray skies and rain.
Soulbem California 1s turning brisk and blue.
As m clear skies.
The National Weather Service
said today the weekend should
be sunny, if somewhat chilly,
with wind gusts up to 20 miles
per hour. Gale force winds.
however, are predicted off shore
from Point Conception to Point
Dume. Small craft advisories
are m effect lo the Mexican
border.
The winds are expected to sub·
side by Sunday.
This means football afi
c1onados need not wor ry about
fleet wide receivers or Jackrab-
bit runrung backs sloshing their
way through a mud bowl rather
than a Super Bowl Sunday in
Pasadena when the Rams meet
the Pittsburgh Steelers.
·'It should be ideal Super Bowl
weather." a forecaster said
There will be some high
cloudiness Saturday and Sunday
but the extended forecast
through early next week makes
no mention of rain
A high pressure system 1s
building off the California coast,
the weather bureau said. and 1s
acting as a meteorological picket
line. diverting storms further
north.
"Nothing 1s threatening us
right now." a spokesman said.
Wind gusts up to 20 miles per
hour were reported Thursday.
At the entrance to Newport
harbor, winds were clocked at 35
miles per .pour this morning. No
problems we r e reported ,
however.
Small amounts of rainfall
since Thursday were recorded
along the Orange Coast. brina-
ing to an end the two weeks of
shower activity that provided a
healthy boost for previously
anemic rainfall figures .
Costa Mesa had .06 or an inch
of moisture as of thJa morning,
bringing the season's total to
5.44 inches. Laat year at this
time, more than seven inches of rain bad pelted the area.
In Huntiniton Beach, weather
watcher J . Sherman Denny laid
.10 of an lncb was meuured
1lnct 1bunday. Tbe aeuon total
there ia now at 6.28 inches, lt11J
somewhat beblnd lut year's 8.08
inches for this same period.
Railway Convicted
LOS ANGELES (AP> -
Atcb.19oft, Topeka and B.ma Fe Raih~ay Oo. will be rolliD~t::Ck into eourt na.t mon.Lb. fa a
muimam floe of nearl1 11
mlllkln folJOwtU a oonYSeUan on
c:bar.-al Yiolatin& Jntenuate
Commerce CommlulOd tariff•
ln•olvtna ablpptg pennltl,
'I Saw It First'
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A gull on the beach near the Newport Pier
f rnds a tasty delight in the sand. much to
the apparent consternation of two fellow
travelers who would probably love to have
a bite too Even m the animal world.
possession 1s nine-tenths of the law
Newport Man
Rescued From
Mountain
A 21-year-old Newport Beach
man and a slightly injured com·
paniop were r esc ued by
helicopter Thursday after an ill·
fated attempt to chmb Mount
San Jacinto.
A sheriff's spokesman said
Kenneth Hoffman. 21, of 11
Kialoa Court. Newport Beach.
and James An&ioni, 24, of La
Palma, were in 1ood condition
after the rescue.
The hikers, &1001 with Darid
Evans, 23, of Tustin, bad Mt out
to climb tho nolth face of the
mountain Wednelday.
But at U\e 7 ,OOO·foot level,
Antlorli 1Upped and fell about ao
feet before 11.ndlnt in a tree.
25,000 Troops
Iran Will Protest
Rms Border Push
BJ Tiie A.aMda&ed Prese
Ayatollah Ruhollah Kho
meini's Islamic 1ovemment as
investi1atln1 reparts or • Soviet
Terry Sacked;
$2,000 Loss
military buildup across the Ira
nlan border in western
Atahani.si.rt, Foreien Minister
Sadegh Gbotbudeb was quoted
as saying today.
"It is natural for us not to re
main indifferent toward the
escalat.tna Soviet presence al<Jng
DEPOSED SHAH BLAMES
U.S. OIL OREEl).-..M
New York
Price
At $835
LONDON CAP) Gold opened
10 £~above S800 an ounce tor the finl time today after
' spectacular rtaea In New York
and Haq Item&. Hew Yolk Pi prfca tbm followed the .,.._
seas example.
Gold tradinc opened in z.icb
at S810 an ounce. and the price
hit a record SMC> in late ~ a Sl09 50 advance on Tbu.nday'g
c losmg price
The opening price 10 London
was S81S. and major bullion
houses "fixed" the afternoon
U.S., RUSSIA BENEFIT
FROM GOLD PRICES-84
prit'e at 1835. a record for that
market a nd S75 above
Thursday s closing pnce
New York ·s gold market
followed the European trend in
t.'drly tradmg. wtt.b prices ruing
more than $30 an ounee to $1133,
a'-cordutg to Republic Natiooal
Bank On New Yortt's Commodi-
ty Exchange. futures cootncts
for delJvery or &old t.bia month
:-oared about $40 an ounce to
S841 so. then slJ pped to $828.
Earher m Hool( Kong, lbe
prit'e soared to a record $1132..97
an ounct>. then settled back to
close at $810 85
Only Tuesday. the price of
~old hit S700 for the first Ume
after breaking t.brougb $800 Jan.
3 The metal bas more than
doubled m value since the s.iele
of the U S Embassy in Tehran
began Nov. 4, when gold was
worth $381 an ounce.
The Soviet military interven-
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Coast
Weather
Ma.Uy clear toollht and
Saturday. Cooler tont1bt
with lows from 40 at lbe
beaches to 48 inland.
Hltbs Saturday from $1
alone t.be cout to 82 in·
land.
INSIDE TODA 't'
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tan · Border Buildup
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SOARING GOLD PRICES CHARTED
lnereaae Stnce Jan. 2 1nu1trated
Police Hunt
Nude Intruder
In Irvine Area
J rvine police searched •early
today for a nude man weanng
gray socks who broke 1nlo a Tur.
tie Rock home where a 19-year
old woman was sieepUlg.
Officers said the man was
frightened off by the woman's
screams.
The young woman told pobce
sbe was awakened at about 2
a .m. when the li&bt in a hallway
bathroom was turned oo.
Sbe said a man then looted
around the edge of the door into
her bedroom. As the man
stepped into the doorway. sbe
screamed and be fled. She then
called a friend and police.
Officers said the man bad en
tered the home through a sliding
glass window.
Judge Gets
A Doggone
Good Excuse
Court judges are used to hear·
iog bizarre excuses from the
bench, but South Orange County
Municipal Court Judge Blair
Bam«te says he's got ooe that
takes the cake.
Ao Anaheim woman who ran
afoul of the law in Dana Point
recently, failed to show up Tues·
day for her day lo court.
lnatead, the presiding judge
received a short note from the
defendant which stated:
"(Defendant's name) was not
in court this morning. A German
shepherd i\amped in her
bedroom window and she was
captive for five hours."
"I have to give ber credit for
orilioality," the Judie chuckled.
"But I want to see that dog in
the courtroom before I'll buy her
story."
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GOLD ...
t.Jon m Afghanistan al the end of
December added to the pres
!.Ure
One dealer 1n New York
described trading Thursday as
"absolutely nuts " The price
rose $100 an ounce, from $11.S to
S81S, before closing at a record
$802. Some dealers attnbuted
the jump to rumors of a Soviet
invasion of Iran.
The effect of ~ New York
price was immediat-ely ap-
parent when trading opened to-
day in Hong Kong, the Far
East's chief gold market. The
opening pnce was $198.62 an
ounce, up $70 .20 from
Thursdav's close. The pnce rose
steadily until he last hour of
trading, wbeo profit·taklng set
m.
"They've gone crazy," said
one Hong Kong dealer. "If this
goes on, gold will reach the
$1,000 mark m no time."
The Hong Kong Gold and
Silver Exchange announced that
beginning Monday it would close
hall an hour early, apparenUy to
try to put a brake on gold
speculation.
Silver prices also continued to
rise, opening in London al a rec·
ord $49.SO a Tro~ ounce, up
$3.50 from the price Thursday.
The previous record was $48, set
on Wednesday. But it slipped in
New York today to $47.90.
The U.S. dollar continued to
hold flrm, with only slight aains
and losses, despite the gold
boom. 1n past yeara, a rush into
precious met.ala usually meant a
lack ol coofidence in the dollar,
the world's benchmark currency
for international trade. But tbis
time the panic is caused not by
the state of the American
economy but by the crises over
Afghanistan and Iran and their
effect on Sovlel·Amerlcan de-
tente and lntemational political
stability.
Ram Boosters
ToFete Team
In Costa Mesa
The Oranae County Bam
Booster Club will bold a pre-
Super Bowl rally Saturday eve-
nina at the South Cout Plaza
Hotel lD Colta Mesa.
Girl Thwarts
Rape Attempt
A 11-)'MN)ld c.ta M .. Hilb
Scbool ltUdllDt WU tJctnll)ed bJ a man wbo .au.ally Ul&Wted
ber, but manqed to cUacou.rqe
a rape attempt by flabtin1,
Costa Mesa police said t.oaay.
Officers said the eirl was
shaken by her experience but
not otbenr1le lA)ured.
They laid a.be wu walkina
home fnND a frtend'a house at
5:30 p.m. when abe ltDpPed by
the Coeta lleH Kish ScboOI
campus, a"liO FalrvieW Road, to
lake • book from her locker.
A man in h1I l•te 205, with a
dark mustache and wearin& a
heavy blue jean Jacket with a
S&Ls Involved
fur collar, grabbed ber and
forced ber into an old erem
plctqptruck, officers aald.
They aald the girl couldn't
esupe because the door had no
handle, but at.ruuled and kicked
as the man drove the car to
Mc Nally School at l9t.b Street
and Newport Boa.Jevard.
There he made sexual ad·
vances and tore at the victim's
clothes, but she continued at.nas·
1Un1. police said. Flnally the
man kicked open the Pauen&er:
door and pushed ber oat.
Police said they are Mekinl a
man about five feet, a1.ne inches
tall, weighing about 200 pounds
and Wt'aring a pierced eamng.
U Arrest Linked
To 3 FV Holdups
The arrest of a Baldwin Park
area man suspected or robb111g
43 savmgs and loan offices may
clear up three holdups in Jo'oun
lain Valley and one in Seal
Beach. law enforcement officers
said today
Wllltam H Gomez, 39, al!>o
known as AJex Garcia, was ar-
rested Tuesday by the FBI and
Los Angeles poltce at a
downtown Los Angeles motel on
a federal bank robbery warrant.
An FBI spokesman said
Gom~ is suspected in two bank
robberies as well as the savings
and loan holdups in Orange, Los
Ao1eles and San Bernardino
counties. A Fountain Valley 10
vest1gator said Gomez 1s
believed to be the stx·foot, four·
inch bandit who h1t three sav-
10gs and loan offices lo Founla.ln
Valley for about $5,000 last year.
Robbed Sept. 8 of about $2,000
was Southwest Savings and
Loan, 17161 Brookburst St All
State Savings and Loan, 18798
Brookhum St., wu bit for about
$1,500 on Oct. 16, and Fullerton
Savings and Loan, 18020
Broollhunt St. was robbed Nov
5
A Seal Beach investigator swd
H1mtington
Girl Fights
Off Attacker
A 17-year·old Huntington
Beach girl who recently com-
p I e ted a self-defense class
fou&hl off a male attacker
Thunday, leaving him doubled
up lo pain a.s she ran to safety,
police laid.
The girl, pohce said, walked to
an alley behind her south HWlt inston Beach home al about S 30
p.m. to empty a trash can when
the uaailant grabbed her from
behind.
The tirl \old police abe
elbowed the man ln the stomach.
turned and kicked him once in
the aroin. She said the man
stumped oHr and Jelled ob-
scenitl• at ber.
Officers said the man was
descrtbed u betn1 in h1I 20s and
havtnc bad body odor.
10-tlay Term
For McCartney
G<>rnM ts sus~ of holding
up the World Savmgs office m
Ross moor Center on Jan 4 last
year About $800 was lost m that
robbery.
An FBI spokesman e-sllmated
that. over two year!., Gomez ,.,
believed to have taken betwe~n
$75,000 and $100,000.
The FBI said he IS being held
in Los An&eles for federal md.lct
ment next week.
Girl Freed
By Kidnapper
TEMPLETON CAP) -A dt.s
gusted ladnapper, complauung
to his teen·aged captive that
fellow plotten weren't helping
him, freed the girl unharmed
after eight hours and made no
attempt to collect a demanded
$50,000 ransom, San Lws Obl.Spo
County authonties said Thurs
day
The 14-year-old girl, whose
identity was wtthheld. was ab-
ducted Monday morning from a
home ol a "well-to-do" family m
the Templet.on area, 15 miles
north or Sao Luis Obispo
Sheriff's Capt. Arnie Gobel s&Jd "Nobody got hurt except the
girl was soaked from the ram
and cold to the bone." Gobel
said
Lobbyists Blamed
SACRAMENTO CAP>
Farmers along the SlaruslaW>
River are blaming the
· whitewater rafung lobb)'l.Sts
for the flooding of l.~ acres of
their land
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"The rally will 1lve Oran&e
CounUana a chance to show their
support for the team that will be
pla)'l.DS in Anaheim mext year."
Boolter Club President Ralph
Clark laid. TOKYO <AP) -lh·BeaUe
Clark also IA chairman of the Paul llcCartn&y i. to remaln ln ......._._..
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Sllflport~d
Soma John!ion. \\ho v. ..... , ,
tom mun1cjtcd from 1111·
Mormon ('hurch for h1·1
l'K•hd m tht· Equal H1~ht"
Aml•ndm1·nt. gcws lhruul.!h .1
l~rgl' ;rn10unl of mail fr11rn
supporter.. Jl h<'r honw 111
Ster ling, \ <.1
His Party .
Real Surprise
:-,AN FRANCISCO L\ P I ThP
b1g~esl surpn ... e at a h1rthd:n
part)' in Duanl' (., rnv. ·.., hou.s"
was when thl! polt<.'l' canH•
charging in tht• door in a drug
raid
Police officer Stephen Gud1 IJ
df'"cnbed the ~cene Wednt"•
day rugbl Like lhts Thert' wa.,
a scrambling of bodies Someone
yelled. 'Pola re. police'· and
when they refused lo open tht•
door, we had to kick 1l in "
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Arrested wen• Grow, who ~as
relebratmg h1s 50lh b1rthd1ty. h1.,
wife Henneua and e1ghl olht·r
people al the party
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Oran•e County Board or cuatody for up to 10 d11·1. and if
Supervlaora and a leadlna no dec:iaMm IA nached to fl"M
booster of the Ram football hlm or chars• blm with mart·
team. Juana poe1e11Soa, he mi&bt face
He tald R•m play•ra and up to 10 mon days lD Jail, of. Coach· Ray llalavul will fictall aald.
*Wbea yoa bay one 811ll at the re1utar
price, you ea.a bay anodler of equal or
leuet •al -for only $1.
participate ln tbe e:ao p.m. Tbe Tollyo Dlatrict Court ralb'lntbepu~ue11croa1trom 1r~nt*CI a reqaat from the tbeboglmtrance. Totyo PlweCUtor'• omce tQday
It wUl colndde wU.h the de-to bold McCartney for up to 10
parturt ol tbe team for "-moNd.QaforqueadoaiDa.
Puadena and a date 1rttb the McCartney hu been lD
ual!ftnHI
"'
ey E 1rlpaded
Soflet blll~t.n tro111na·• ..... orri ....
the lotertor a~d aear tb•
Paklataru boi'd•r, ZPE eor·
rapondeat ''*Lula VldallaldlD a reJ)Ol't 11uinday n M from KalM&l.U..Ar-== H• quDted nturu-IJIJ from IOUtlierD Af Chanlatan near tbt boc'Ur. wUb Iran u
uyln1 tbe rebel• appeared ••rrl1Mened" bJ tbe Soviet
armor being used aaaln.at them.
The Journa1.ul.s. who were not
identlfted, said the rebelJS bad no
automaUc weapons and bad
fallen back to mountain villa1ea
bidden lo the snow, Vidal re-
ported.
He nid the Afghan army wu
patroWne K&bu1 and the only
visible Sc>Ylet"trOops were those
seen shoppio& in the capital's
bazaar
The EFE report could not be
confirmed
All airline fiilhl.s from Kabul
were canceled today, delaymg
the departure of several dozen
American Journalists ordered to
leave the country omc1ala at
Delhi Airport m India said the
airport m Kabul apparently was
snowed rn for the second time
. thts month
And the Soviets were reported
replacing reaervuts an their oc-
cupation army w1lh regular
troops
In Palostan, President
Mohammed Zia ul-Haq derided
a reported U s. offer of $400
million ma.id.
"That 11 peanuts." Zia told
American reporters 1n
Rawalp1odJ on Thursday when
asked tus opinaon of President
Carter's reported offer of S200
malhon in mihtary eqwpment
and $200 mlllton in ec?qomic aid
over the next two years to offlet
the Sovlet intervention in
Afghanistan
"If Uu.s 1s true I hne not
heard 1t offlc1ally this is ter.
nbly dJ:1appoinung," Zia con-
tinued Palu~tan Wlll not buy
11:> st><"unly Wllh S400 million
rhal !tum will buy far greater
.1n1mo::.1t., rrom the Soviet
1 ·n111n. "ti1ch t!t now mon! 1n
llu1·nt1al In this region than the
I n1t••d St.111•<;"
II~ r••fu.,..tf to ...,J 'i how much
.mt '-'OUl<f '>.ilJ:,f·1 h11n But h(•
"·' 1d tw n•'ed., ·pl Jn•" anti
.drc rart m•'>'>llt'-'> Jnlt lank
141'apons and commun1calwn'>
!>VSlt>ms to strengthen defense:.
.dong Pak1stan'c; 1.200-mllf'
14t>SlPrn bordf•r with
\fghan1 .. tan
* * * Fro. Pflflt" A J
IRAN ...
found no indication the Soviet
forC'e m Algharustan 1s prepar
1ng any move again!tt lran, and
the SoVl('b themselves have de·
nounct>d any such suggesllons
Hut some Western analysts
rnainuun Iran could be a long
trrm target for expanding Soviet
10fluenct.'
Iran ·~ a nation "on the verge
almo ... t of dJsinte~rallon." Pres1
dt.'nl Carter's chief spokesman
~~ud lodav
Whitt> House press secretary
.Jody Powell made the comment
when asked on NBC TV's '"To-
da)·· ~how whether the U S
Embassy hostagt• crisis in
Tt.>hran now an its 76th day,
v. ould rnntmue indefinitely.
"NotJung 1s the same from one
day to the next in Iran." Powell
... aid
"They are paying a lenible
pnc1· for their fascmation. their
pr('OCl·upat1on with these
ho:.ta~es. · he rontuiued.
COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
~••r • tewa
Dally New paper
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Fl FTEEtt CENTS)
Gold ffits $840 Pinnacle in E11rope ~-
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price It • a reeord for tbal
market and tT5 above
Thunday'1 do.tal price.
New York'• aold market
r u. UJ'OPMD trend m ..,ay wltit prteea
more tbm D> Ill ounce to -. aceordiaa to Bfipc1bbc Natlanal
Ba.Dk.~ New Yon'1 Commodi·
~ kcbaaae. tuturel contncts
for deliYft'I ot Cold Wa month
IOand aboat $40 an ounce to
SMUO, then alipped to S8l2.
Earlier in H0n• Konr. tbe
pnce aoared to a record $832..97
an ounce, tbeo settled back to
A gull on the beach near the Newport Pier
fiDd8 a tasty delight in the sand. much to
the apparent consternation of two fellow
travelers who would probably love to bave
a bite too. Even in the animal world,
possession is nine-tenths of the law.
Gray Skies
Cwaring But
Wtut Wi1uly
BJ DAVID KUTZMANN
GI .. o.lty " ... tlaff After two weeks of almost con-
tinuous gray skies and rain,
Southern California is turning
brisk and blue.
M in clear skies
The National Weather Service
said today the weekend shouJd
be sunny. if somewhat ctully
with wind gusts up to 20 nules
per bour. Gale force wmds.
however. are predicted off s~re
from Point Conception to Pomt
Dume. Small craft advisories
are in effect to the Mexican
border.
Tbe winds are expected to sub-
side by Sunday.
Tbia means football afi·
cionados need not worry about
Oeet wide receivers or jackrab-
bit nmniDg backs sloshing their
way tbroUCh a mud bowl rather
than a Super Bowl Sunday in
Pasadena when the Rams meet
the Pittaburgb Steelen.
"It should be ideal Super Bowl
weather.'' a forecaster 1aid.
Tbere will be 1ome bigh
clioGdlDMI s.tunlay and SUnday
but tbe extended forecast lhroaCb earl>-oat week makes
DO meatim fll raiD.
'Pep Rally' Hears
Laguna Park Idea
Rep. Jerry Patterson came to
Laguna Beach Thursday night to
lead what turned out to be a pep
rally supporting efforts to get. a
National Urban Park surround-
ing the Art Colony.
The Santa Ana congressman
also told more than 200 mem
bers of the Laguna Greenbelt,
Inc. bow he and Rep Robert
Badbam, R-Newport Beach, ro-
author of the park bill, intend to
push the $38 million federal
purchase program through
Congress this year.
The two Orange County
le gislators are baclung the
multi-million park autborizabon
bill that would see more than
12,000 acres between the planned
San Joa<Juin Hills Transporta-
tion Comdor and the sea turned
into a national park.
And Thursday night. Pat-
terson told Greenbelt members
he ood Bad.ham have the atten
t1on of Rep. Morris Udall. 0 -
Ariz.. chairman of the House
Committee on the Interior. as
we ll a s other high ranking
w ashington officials. But bow does a California
representative sell the idea of a
park in Oranee County to con·
gressmen Crom other states?
"U you could imagine being a
member of the House of
Repres entative s from
W1 scons10 , o r New Jersey,
would a National Urban Park in
Orange County be your pnmary
g oal for 1980'>'' Patterson
asked.
"I doubt it" But. he SaJd, the park .. is be-
i ng sold as an economical
purchase m a high-cost county,
and we're telling them this ls the
lime to do it by combining
federal funds, local support and
landowner dedications.''
Patterson said the process will
be a long one. adding that fairly
uncomplicated bills take up to
seven months to get through
Congress.
He srud lobbying other con-
gressmen, along with prepara-
tion of precise boundaries, and
dedications of parkland from ad-
J8cent landowners aucb u the
Aliso Viejo Company and the
Irvine Company abould result in
a aU«Slful acquisition ot the
National Urban Part.
clon et 911D.85.
Only Tuaclay, the price ot
1otd btt: tTOO for the flnt time
after breU:lnc throQlb ..., Jan.
3. Tbe metal bu more ~
doubled in nlue alDce tbe aese
of the U.S. Embuly in Tehran
be1an Nov. 4, wben cold was
worth 1311 an ounee.
The, Soviet mllitary interven
tion in Mlhanlatan at the end or
December added to the pres-
* * *
eve.
One dealer lo New York
daeribed tndiDC TburildaJ ..
"abaolutely nuta." The price
roee $MIO m oance, from tn.5 to
AU,be!orecmtncatarecord
$802. Some dealen attributed
the jump to rumon of a Soviet
lnv uion ot Iran.
The effect of the New York price was immediately •IJ·
parent when trading opened to-
* * *
day ln Hons Kone, tbe Far
Eut'• cbiel cold market. Tbe
openiq price wu f711.82 an
ounce. up $70.20 from
TllUl'lday'a c1oee. The price roee
1teadilJ until the lut hour of
tradine, when proftt-takinc set
ln.
"They've aone crazy," said
one Hoo& Kong dealer. "U tbir>
goes on, eold will reach the
Sl.000 mark in no time "
* * *
Iran Periled?
Soviet Threat Protested
By~ A.saoc:iated Presa
Ayatollah Ruhollah Kh o
me1 ru 's lslanuc government 1s
invesugating reports or a SoVl~t
military bwldup across the Ira·
n1an borde r 10 w estern
Afghanistan. Foreign Mlllister
Sadegh Ghotbudeb was quoted
as saying today
"It is natural for us oot to ~
main andiffereot toward the
escalatmg Soviet. presence aloog
our border," G~tbzadeh &ald,
according to a Tehran radio
broadcast morutored m Kuw8lt
"'We a re going to protest
r.e r cely a bout a n y s u c h
buildup." Ghotbzadeh was quot·
ed as saymg
Badharn
Gets Top
Vote Mark
By PHIL 8NIDDS&llAN
OI .. ..., ........
U.S. Rep. Robert Badbam. R· Newport Beach, wu amoaa 10
House members awarded a 100
percent ratln1 from the
American Conservative Unaon
today for cooalltently votin& in
accordance with that private or-
ga01zation's beliefs. Three U S.
senators also received 100 per·
cent ratinp.
At the opposite end or the
spectrum., 1be Associated Press
reported. three atmaton, includ-
ing presidential cont.ender Ted
Kennedy. aod 10 House mem-
bers received zero ratings rrom
the ACU.
To rate the e&ected officials.
the ACU examined House votes
on 32 issues and 216 Senate votes.
Badham was unavailable for
comment today, but an aide in
the congressman 's Newport
Beach office S&Jd thls morning.
"He's always had a bi&b rating
from the ACU. This woo't sur-
pnse him. but be would certaJ.n-ly be p1eued ..
The aide said Bad.ham's coo-
serv ati ve voting record cor·
respond.a to the vaews of bis
constituents.
"From what YoU bear when be
goes out there to t.a1.k in the com·
munity," tbe aide said, "he
reOects the district, no questioo
about it." Key votine issues included
implementation of the Panama
Canal treaties, the deteose
budget. imposition or an oU ln-
duatry windfall profits tax. crea-
tion "l>f a separate Education
Departmmt. tbe COD~
pay ra1N and the Chrysler loan
parant.eeL
(See VOl'l'..8. .... J)
An estimated 25,000 Soviet
troops are reported deployed lll
the area around the western
Afghan city of Heral. oot far
DEPOSED SHAH BLAMES
U.S. OIL GAEED-M
from Iran's ea.stern f ronller WJth
Afgbaoastan They 8fe part ol
the force sent in to crush a 21·
month Moslem rebellion against
Afgharustan's communist re·
g1me
U S. officials say they have
found no indlcatJon the Soviet
force Ill Afghanistan is prepar
mg any move aga.tn.st Iran, and
the Soviets themselves have de
* * *
Afghan Tllreat
nounced any such suggesllons
But some Weste rn analysts
mamtaJ.n Iran couJd be a long
term target for e xpanding Soviet
influence Iran is a nation "on the verge
almost of duuotegrallon," Presa
dent Carter 's chief s pokesman
said today
Wtute House press seeretary
Jody Powell made the comment
when asked on NBC-TV's "To
day·• show whether the US.
E mbassy hostage crisis in
Tehran, now in its 76th day.
would coollnue tndefinitely.
"Nothlng ts the same from ont
day to the next m Iran," Powell
<Stt IRAN. Page .U~
.. * *
Pakistan Sends
Units to Border
I
•1 fte A:r r rlM .. Pl.-P•tw• wu reported t.od.aJ to bue wit tbouaaoda ol troops
to its border with Af1bmst.an
•here Moslem Afghan rebels
were said to be tttreating from
Soviet helicopter gu.ngtups and
tanks.
The U01ted News of lndJa
quoted military obaerven in
Kabul, the Afehan capital, as
saying about aneo cliviaioas of
Paltiatanl troops were at the
ACpant•ao border. It abo ~
ported P.tt•an bas moved a
laree armored force near the
border, and that all Pakistan air
bases in the area were put on
alert.
In another dispatch from
Kabul. the Spanish news qeocy
EFE said Soviet helicopters
were "controlling" guerrilla
movements m the intenor of
Afghani s tan and nea r
Afghanistan'~ eastern bor'tkr
with Pakistan. It also said the
rebels, "frightened" by the Sov-
iet armor being used agamst
them and lacking automatic
weapons themselves, had fallen
back to snow-covered mountam
villa1es. Tbe report was earned
in M acb1d. Spain.
The report.a could DOl be COil·
firmed independently .
Amencan reporters were or·
dered expelled f1'0m the comatry
Thursday, bot were detained in
Newport Man
Rescued From
Mountain
&abal toda)'. Offieials at Delhi
Alrpirt ln India &aid the auport
m KabU.1 .... clOSeCI oecause or
soow.
State Depa.rtmmt spokesman
Hodding Carter said today in
Wastungt.on that harsh winter
conditions apparently were
ha mpenng Soviet military
operaboos and the delivery of
supplies to Soviet and Afghan
a rm y troops 10 northeast
Af xbaaistan.
The SoVlets were believed m
control of most of the major
<See AJlMS. Page AZ>
Terry Sacked;
$2,000 Loss
A Pittsburgh Sleeter fan got
mor e than an autograph Thurs-
da y wh e n he cornered
quarterback Terry Bradshaw at
the M arnott Hotel.
Bradshaw said that when the
fan crabbed h1s arm, be dropped
the ~book be was carrying.
He aaid several people helped
b1m pick up the scattered
papers.
It wasn't until later that the
quarterback realized an en
velope containing 16 tickets lo
Sunday's Super Bowl was miss-
m& Crom bis book.
Tbe tickets carry a face value
of $30, but at the eoing scalper's
rate, they could be worth up to
$2.000.
Coast
A blP pn11ure 1y1tem la hdldlnl Gt! tbe California coat.
... bared 1aid. and La adhla •'a mcteoroloCScaJ picket
line, dlftr11DI storms further
Dortb.
Gems, Cash
Taken From
Mesa Store Work Wasted
"NolblDf ii threatenlnc us Nbt aaw,• a apotesman u1d. .. 1filDI .... up to 20 mi1a per
.... ~Tbunday.
At th• ntraoe. to 1"wpon ww. WlDda nre ~ked at IS mu.,.. baur thla morn.lq. No
U,:blema w•r• reported, .... .
Blind Man Ripped Off
SBid Routine
WA.!RJ~~N ( > -of tM Scmtt ~
11'9 a ol a , Um!ted U ·
rclMll l.D ltutM'Q Eu.ropeu 1rt • u .& lnte!Ua ce IOW1lel
••id toda1. •
'J'tw eaurc•. wbo d~ to be kleGUned b1 aame, ""
"" to f'tl)Cll1a that R..au and &Mt Gmna.o tnopa m1tted al Jll04DU LD ltunc&rJ e mllli9 from the botder of Vuc..a•vta.
Tbey Mid the l:DOY4UM11t.I lppured to be unrelated to the
pollt.tcaf unc...rt&UaU• iD Yu,.laYia, an LDdepeDdent com·
a:umbt COUDlry where IT· year-old Prteldeat Jotlp Bros 'ftto bu
bffn bmpitaU1od wtt.b a c1"ulatorJ ailm•t..
811 ....... Aee'IUftl
C'HALllETl'E, La. <AP>· An equlpmenl aupervbot' direct-
in1 tratrac out.aide the alrikebound Tenneco Oil Co refinery here
waa abot to death today by a alriker, officlala said.
. St. Bernard Sbertlf RaJph Mcl>ouaall aaid the striker, Iden
tif1ed • Edward Musey. wu booked into the parilb Jail A
deputy said the charge wu auuder
He Identified lhe vicUm u John Hunt, who officials said
had worked ror Tenneco 28 years.
GAF Fii• Prfr~ IJp
NEW '/ORK <AP> GAF Corp t\as become the latest ma
jor compahy lo announce it 1.8 booetlQI the price of induatrtaJ
and medical photographic IUrna and papen •• 1Uver prices soar
Silver, a primary comp<>nenl of the materials, was selling
Tbunday for $48. 70 a troy ounce, compared to it.a price at the
•tart ot 1979 of $6 an ounce.
GAF said the price ol lfaphJc arts film will rtae 50 percent.
photo paper 75 percent and 1.DdualriaJ X-ray rum st percent over
Dec. 216 levela. Medical X-ray prices will 10 up 107 percent over
October prices. Eutman Kodak Co. announced aimilar in·
creaaealutweek
a..•RaunRate
CJDCAGO CAP) -The F'irat National Bank of Chicago
raised it.a prime lending rate today from lS to 151/t percent
SU Die fa Blaze
SANFORD, N.C. <AP) -Four young children. their
grandmother and great-grandmother died in their bedrooms
when fire raged through a wood frame home, fire officials srud
today.
Fro•PageAJ
ARMS TO PAKISTAN. • •
citif's and roadways throughout
the country, but the rebels were
sllll believed offenng resistance,
especially 10 the mounla.mous
northeastern sector
Pak1stan'1 pr'esident, Gen
&Mohammed Zia uJ-Haq, hu said
tifs overwhelmingly Moslem na·
tioo of 7S million people bas no
intention of intervening tn
Afghanistan on behalf of
Moslem msunlents who have
fought a succession of Marxusl
governments for 20 months and
Soviet occupation troops for the
past three weeks
Zia has, however, repeated!}'
appealed for defensive as-
sistance He told reporters
Thursday that Pakistan needs
warplanes. ground-to-air mis-
siles. antl·tank weapons and
communicellons systems to
strengthen its defense along lhe
border wtth Afghanlatan.
"In t.be west," Zia said, refer-
ring to Paklatan's border with
Af&hanistan, "there are no &ood
roads, no communications cov-
er. no wireless and no radio cov·
eraee. We are blind on our weal
totally."
He also ridiculed u "peanut.a"
reports that the United Stall's
was prepared to offer Pak1stan
S200 rrullion Ill military eqwp
menl and $200 million 1n
economic aid overtwo years
Chinese For~lgn Minister
Huang Hua arrived in
I s lamabad, the capital of
Pakistan, for talb he indicated
would be domlnated by develop
ments in Afghanistan. Upon hli.
arn val, he told reporters· "The
recent d evelop ments in
Afgban1stan have added new
s 1gn1ficance to my visit "
U.S. Defense Secretary Harold
Brown last week completed a
nine-day visit to China that cen
tered on the situation In
Afghaniatao, and both Cblna and
the United Stat.es have aince ex·
pressed lntereat m setting addi·
llonal arma to Pakistan.
China I.a already a major arms
supplier to Pakistan. Western
diplomatic sources in lalamabed
say the Cblnete delivered more
than a th1rd of the Moslem oa·
Uon '• warplanes and 700 of ill
1,070 ll&bl and medium lank.a.
aad the Presa Truat of India ft·
ported today that the CblDele
were already POdiing additional
arm• into Patdatan.
.. ,....PGtfeAJ
~m.AN FEARS.
·said.
"They are payine a terrible
price for their fuclnatJon, their
·preoccupation wlth these
'bosta1es," be continued. "The
question arises of who ln tact ls
determlnini the fate of Iran: Is
it the Ayatollah Khomeini? ls ll
the Revolutionary Council? b tt
tbl• •mall group or terrorist.a
who are holding the bosta1es?
"Meanwhile, the economy ls
ln shambles," Powell added.
"The military la in many ways
DAILY PfLOT
• •
non·eXlltent and disorder and
cbaoa lncrea.ae every day in the
country."
Gbotbzadeb reiterated that
American bo1ta1ea would be
freed only 11 the deposed shah ls
returned to Iran for trial.
Ghot.bzadeb repeated t.bat Iran
wu ready to enter into negoUa-
llons with the United States on
the buia ol three point.a:
"The ~adlt.too of the abah,
the reftmding to Iran or money
stolen by the abab, the freelnt of
the hoata1es."
The first two points must be
fulfilled before the releue orthe
bOltqes, Gbottnadeb added.
IO-day Term
For McCartney
----
Cofmlf't ....... Jtaedto-
d11 to releue tbt pnllmbwy
rauJtl ol u •W.-1 Pftfonned
1 man who dSed Wedn..say
d • ICUftle wt~ ~. ft rs
poiJee Capt. Bill Jlabtr
called tbe tlndlnae "ln·
coaclullve," 8ddl.n,1 tb•t aJcobol
and dn11 tau ••re 1Ull (n.
complete.
Tbe me.n, RaY1D08d Wall9Ce .,..... S>, Of tu.Un, died in a.pu Ana·TuaUa Commumty
Hotpltal aborU.Y aft« a IC:'Uftle
wttll three TUatln police oftlcen
lD wbich, aecord1nt to them ~
fell and bit bie bead o~ a relrtprat«.
Tbe officers said Bresee
becaa:pe violent wbeo they at·
tempted to question him after
beln1 summoned to the apart·
ment of Bresee'• ftancee, where
the couple were reportedly em·
broiled ln a beat.eel arcwnent.
It wu durin1 offlcen' at-
tempts to subdue tbe Tustin man
with a neck hold that Bresee fell
agalnat the refrigerator. Fisher
said
F,....P.,,eAJ
VOTES •••
In recetvtni a 100 percent rat-
ing, Badbam was Jolned by
fellow Republican House mem·
ben Wayne Gri.aham and John
Rouuelot ol California, Steven
Symma ol Idaho, Daniel Crane
and Philip Crane of llllnoia, Jim
Jerterlea ol Kansas, Robert
Bauman of Maryland, and
Tbomu Klndneu of Ohio.
One House Democrat, Larry
McDonald of Georgia. voted
with the ACU 100 percent of the time
The three senators who re
celved 100 percent ratings were
all Republicans . Paul Laxalt of
Nevada. Gordon Humphrey of
New Hampshire and Jesse
Helms of North Carolina
A long Wlth Kennedy. senators
who r~tved zero ratings were
Democrat Hamson Williams of
New Jersey and Republican
C harles Ma thias Jr of
Maryland.
Those ,Pveo zero ratings 111 the
Houae, all Democrats. were
James C. Corman and George
E . Damelson or California,
Dante B Fascell or Flonda,
C"ardus Collins and Abner
M1kva of lllino 1s. John
Brademas of Indiana. Charles C
Diggs or Michigan, Frank
Thompson or New Jersey,
Richard Ottinger of New York
an<J Daniel Flood of Peno·
sylvanla. ACU ratings for
various presidential
candidates included In
tbe House, 33 percent for John
Anderson, R-111 .. and In the
Senate, Howard Baker, R·Tenn ..
60 percent; and Robert Dole, R
Kaua, 75 percent.
Wuncil Eyes
&lboa Island
Bridge Project
A $250,000 facelift for the
Balboa Ialand bridle will be
looked over Monday by Newport
Beach Clly Council members.
Tbe project, for which funds
were budgeted more than a/ear
ago, bas been prompte by
structural deterioration of the
bridge, built more than 50 years
ago.
The project, which won't 1et
under way unW Sept.ember, in-
c I udea renovation of the
aupentructure, conatructlon of
wider aldewallta with new lllbl·
ing and l.nst.allaUon or new pil·
In.ca.
Public Woru Director Ben
Nolan~ ln a report to be de·
liverea at Monday'1 City C.ouncU
s tudy aealoo, warm that the
ma1nltude and complelllty of
the work la 101.n& to cause a
"aubatantlal Inconvenience to
tr a file," but he a aid the
bridJe would r.main open to
traffic throuPout con.atnacUcm.
Remin&ton Statues
Report~ Phony ·
12-ltletn-'I' aelats ta' Ba9
Freedom (striped spinnaker) ud ED·
terprile, two 12·meter yachts betnc tested
off Newport Beach, make their way back
into Newport Harbor after 'lbunday after.
noon outing. Three days of match radDI
between the two America's Cup bopefu1a
were to begin today. weather permi~fa Triall are desiped to test the boats, s
and crews. The 12-meter yacbta have no
auxlliary engines and must be sailed or
towed by tender.
Mesa Girl Repels
Would-be Rapist
A 1S-year-0ld C.O.ta Meu ~
School student WU kJdoaped by
a man who aexuaJly uaawted
her, but mana1ed to diacourqe
a rape attempt by fl1bUn1.
Costa Mesa police said today.
Orrtcers said tbe 1lrl waa
shaken by her experience but
not ot.berwue injured.
They said she waa walldng
home from a friend's house at
5 · 30 p m when abe stopped by
the Costa Mesa High School
campus, 2850 Fairview Road. to
take a book from her locker.
A man in his late 20s, with a
dark mustache and wearing a
heavy blue jean Jacket wtth a
fur collar, crabbed her and
forced ber into an old 1rttn
pickup truck, ofticen aa.id.
They said the 1lrl couldn't
escape became t.be door bad nG
hai>dle. but llnlUled and lndted a• the ma.n drove t.M car to
Mc Nally Scbool at 19th SUttt
and Newport Boulevard.
There be made au:ual ad·
vancea and tore at the victim's
clothes. but she cootmued atruc·
gHne. police wd. Ftnally the
man kicked open t.M p~r
door and pushed ber out
Police uld they an attk.ing a
man about five feet. rune U>Ches
tall, weighing about 200 pound'>
and wearing a pier~ ea~
County Appeals
For Badham Aid
The Orange County Board ot
Supervisors is seeking help from
Rep Robe rt Badham. R
Newport Beach. in a fight wtth
the federal government over the
Cahfonua Lea.at Tern.
S upervisor Tho mas Riie)
asked Bad.ham Thuniday to 1n
troduce legis lation lo cha.Die
Police Seek
CM Attacker
Cotta Men police are Mek:ing
a would-be robber who atnack a
salesman twice on tbe neck from
beblnd but wu cbued away. omoen aaid Robert llJchael
Menarcban wu 1ittin1 at a desk
in the offlce area at Tbe Carpet
Barn, 1.812 Newport Blvd., at
8 15 a .m Wednesday when
someone at.ruck him.
Allboulh knocked from bis
seat, the saJeaman maoa1ed to
tum and 1et a look at Im at
tacker, wbo nect. police said
Menarcban, who ebflered a neck
Injury in the incident. save
cbaae briefly before calling
police.
'
sections ot the federal Water
Pollution Control Act "aft.er a
very tragic pacture of events "
In a letter to Bad.ham, Rile)
said "We believe that lht'
legislation requires modifica
lions lhal would preclude the
abuse we Uunk has been visited
UPOfl us."
The U S . Army Corps of
Enelneers and the EnVlroor:Mn
tal Protection Aeency sued the
county lut month. claiminc 1t
unlawfu.lly remoYed culverts
brln1ln& tidal water to an alternate feed.Ina place for the
endaac bUdS at t.be mouth
of the Ana Riftr in Hunt· ~Beach.
Tbe ~\1Dt1 bad leaaed 15 acres of earrram property to
protide a temporary feed!ni
place for btrds wtl1Je performing
major Oood control wort at the
mouthott.be rtwr.
The pipes were removed after
the bmb JDiinted south and at
t.M ODMt of tbe rainy aeason to
reduce flood threats in tbe area or Brookhurst Street and Pacific
Coaat ffleb••J, county offidah
sald.
Suit:J
•Wben yoa b111 one llllt at &be replu
price, yoa eaa bpy anodaer of eqaal OI'
leuer value for only SL ·
Youth Seized
In Wild Ride
On Campus
A Santa Ana man wu aJTeSt
ed on suspu:too of dnVUl& under
the influence of drugs Thursday
alter be allegedJy drove bJ..a car
acroas aeveral lawns and
aldewalka at Oranee Coast
Colleee and smashed into a
butld.in&. Cost.a Mesa police said
Danny Ray Mttani, 20, was
held on $:500 ball m the U :20
a m incident, police sa1d They
said he apparently wasn't in~
JU red.
They said witnesses told them
the car wu going about 25 to JO
miles per hour before It crashed
into the Fine Arts Bulldlng on
the Cast.a Mesa campus
The building wasn 't badly
damaged . but the car was. polJce scud
Orange Coa'lt College officials
.. aid Matan1 isn t Ji.,tt-d as a stu
dtnt, but might have been on
campus to enroll for the spnng
~mesler
Seat Slash
Suspect Held
A 14 yea r o ld Sa n Juan
Capistrano youth was taken tnlo
r ustody Thursday night after he
alle1tedly tore up a seat on an
Orange County Transit Distnct
bu~ with a knife
The lttn ager was collared by
Newport Beach police wbo were
called to a bua stop in Fubion
laland where the incident al-
le1edly toot pJace. He wu tateo
to Juvenile Hall.
Two companiooa, one 13 and
one l.S, were .released to their parents.
Governor Declares
LOS ANGELES (AP) -P'ac-
in• a eorrupdon UlYestJ.aUcJa iJl
Mluiuippl where be 'll be S&V·
ernor for four more days, Cliff
Finch has answered tbe
"beartst.rtnp of Amertca crying
In the wilderness" and declared
himaelf a .candidate for the
Democratic presidential
nomination.
Tbat m••ot 1.11 mllllon ~ flowed ut and -ol tbe termlnat from J 1ouary
t.bl"OQ&b Nowmber, up lTt,000
from 1'7'1
Total fil&hl operatlona ID·
creaaed 1' percent deapita t.be 17
pereeat ded1De tn a1r carrier
IU&bt.a. Tbe UM pereent b1ft tn
mflltuy Oytnc contributed to
tbe abundance ol overall fil&hll-
Tbe number of automobllea
drivtnc tbrouch airport parkina
lots in~reased sll1btly. with
24,042 vehicles lo11ed.
And the 1,303 tons of alr cargo
carried by planes dipped by
nearly 50 percent over the first
11 months of 1978
The stat.istical study of the
airport wu prepared by county
government's General Services
Agency
Brealca ~eg1 "'"~
No. just pulled a few ten-
dons in a fall down stairs.
Cheryl Tiegs uses a cane
during the taping of a
fashion show TV segment in
New York.
After tbe aW>matlc •but.down.
o I from tbo auxlUary oilln.a
111 m drll>l*S oaf,O lmula&D and caused -a 1molderi.Da flre
hlc.h WU ~ and put out
almost lmmedlat.ely. aa NRC
1pok•maa wd.
lleaawblle. about 1, 700
worllen at two actioiD1DI UDlta
under cooatructlon a-t San
OOofre retUled to wort tn pro-
tett over dlam•ual ol 13 plpeftt·
ten for rdUalQI uaiped dutlel.
A 1pokeaman for Bechtel
Power <'Mp., prime coatraetor
for the '2.5 bWloa project, said
two-thlrda of the 2,870-member
work fcne lncludinl all but 191
of 1,200 ptpeftttera left their jobs
after the nrtnaa Wednesday.
A picket line was set up Thurs-
day mornlna but removed two
hours later . A union
spokeswoman said tbe walkout
was not sanctioned, and con-
struction continued on a limited
basis.
Teen Surrenders
After Air Hijack
A temporary restraining order
was issued by a San Diego
f eder aJ district court late Thurs
day and was expected to be
handed to the striking workers
today
But Kristi Machlaoski, a
Bechtol spokesman ln San Fran-
cisco, said today that a large
group or workers were reported
"milling round" the entrance to
the site and allegedly "intimidat-
ing" tbe800employees on tbejob.
BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP> -A
devout teen-acer desperate to
rind Lebanon's lost Shiite
Moslem leader hijacked a
Lebanese jetliner today and or·
dered it to bead for Iran, but
aurrendered a short time later
when the plane landed here.
authorities reported.
The youth, armed with a
piatol. threatened to blow up the
. Middle East Airlines Boeing 707 with a band grenade if It did .not
take him to Tehran. It could not
be immediately learned whether
be actually bad a erenade.
The plane, carryinc 12
pauencen and a crew ol nine.
••• commandeered over the MeditelT8Dean some 25 minutes
after it took off from Belrut
airport on a flight to Larnaca,
Cyprus. in mid-afternoon,
Lebanese authorities said.
They said the hijacker, iden·
tihe11 as Fuad Hamadeh, a
Shiite Moslem from the southern
Lebanese village of Khirbet
Silm . told the captain and
passengers he had taken com·
mand of plane in an attempt t-0
determme the fate of Imam
Musa Sadr. the spiritual leader
of Lebanese Shiites who disap·
peared mysteriously more than
a year ago on a trip to Libya
Labanese Shiites have been
urging Iranian leader Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini, who heads
Jran's Shiite sect. to intervene
with the Libyans and find out
what happened to the massing
Sadr The hijacker wanted to go
direcUy to Tehran, apparenUy to
appeal personally for Kho-
meini's intervention. but was
persuaded to allow the plane to
land back in Beirut for refuel·
ing, authorities said
After it touched down bert,
Lebanese Communications
Minister Butros Harb negotiated
with the youth via the control
tower radio, and within an hour
be agreed to give up the plane
and bis bosta1es, an airport
spokesman said. Re said most or
the pasaengen were Lebanese.
Reporters then saw the young
man being whisked away from
the airport by police.
It was the second Ume in four
months that a jetliner had been
hijacked by Lebanese seelting to
learn Sadr's fate.
The only damage from the fire
Wednesday was the scorching of
two square feet of insulation,
Woman VP OK
GOP Contenders Back Idea
W A.SHINGTON <AP> -flve
Republican Pf*ldenUal cont.en·
dera say they would consider
women as running mates and
four say women abould rept.er
for t.be draft if men ban to, ac·
cording to a survey.
Rep. John Anderson, Sen.
Howard Baker, Georee Bush.
John Connally and Ronald
Reagan said they see no reason
not to cooslder women as nm-
n ing mates.
All but Reagan said women
should register for the draft if at
is revived. Reagan did not
respond to the question.
The same four said they sup-
port the proposed Equal Rights
Amendment but expressed vary
ing degrees of concern about its
chances for ratification.
Reagan. the Republican front·
runner. neither supported nor
opposed tbe amendment. Hls
staff u.ld be "wlll continue to
ad•oeate equal rights and op-
portunities for all Americana."
Tbe Republican Women's
Taak Force, consisting mainly ol
membera of the National
Women's Political Caucus wbo
consider themselves
Republiuns, conducted the sur-
vey. The group as not affiliated
with the Republican Party.
Rep. Philip Crane of Illinois
and Sen Robert Dole °'Kansas
did not respond to the survey.
Anderson, R-lll., expressed
the strongest support for
women's rights and their
participation in government.
Connally, a former Texas gov-
ernor, and Reagan. a former
California governor. were the
least strong.
Son Selling Try
No Prosecution
Seen for Mother
HOQUIAM, Wash. (AP) -
Juvenile authorities have taken
temporary custody of a ~year·
old boy whose mother attempted
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SOME OF 1"£ 1, 700 PIPEFI t t ERS WHO WALKED OfF THEJR J088 GA TMER OUTSIDE Pl.ANT
At San Onofre, Wl1dc8t Stlta Continue• Fol~ Flttng of 1 ~ Nuctear Ptant WOfbn
said Bob Kraucb. a spokesman
for Southern Calllornia Ed.iaon
Co., wblcb owna 80 percent of
the plant.
Lew Miller. NRC's lield
representative, said tbe lnsula·
lion surrounded a junction
between lbe motor but wu ln a
room behind the control room.
about 50 feet from tbe reactor
at.self.
He said the pipe contained
Hazard Plans .
To Retire
"nearly all water, no nuclear
material" bul 11 "slightly
radioactive durlne normal
operations."
Tbe oil dripped from a pump
attached to the reactor cooling
pump. Miller u.ld it caused "bot
smoldering wtt.b a small wisp ol
smoke." Al tbe Um.e, the plant
.... u tn bot lbuldown.
Io Walnat Creek, Calif., NRC
sect.ioD cbief Dan Sternberg S&Jd
there was notbioe unusuaJ or
dangerous about the plant's
IA~anDiego
shutdown but ·•you could call it
an unplanned or undesirable
shutdown." . Technically. he
Mid, at abut down beef use the
valve closio& diatur4>ed the
balance between coollne water
entering lbe reactor and the
amount ol steam escaping.
Such tmplanned shutdowns oc-
cur "about five Umea a year. on
a naUooal avwase:· St.ember&
said in a telepbooe l..Dterview.
"It demonstrates how the
system protects the reactor "
In Clemente
~ 28 years of service to tbe
city where be baa lived since
1950, San Clemente Marine Safe-
ty Director Richard "Dick"
Huard planl to ret1.re Feb. 11.
Sama Fe Refuses
Anitrak Train Plan
Huard. wbo will be 55 the day
before bis retirement, bas
served u the city's lifep.ard
chief aiDce 1958.
After moYlnC to tbe city &om
Puadma .... be worbd ... machlD1at. Huard beC!ame a
San Clemente ....-ve pollee of.
fleer ln Ul52. In 1.951, Huard
took full respooslbWt1 of the
dt1'• oowtas lilepard uDIL Huird. who bas 1gpe1"9Uled
u lllaD1 u 53 peraoanel tn bis
department, aaid be plans to live
in a travel bome seven to e6gbt
month• of the year at the
southern tip of Baja California.
The rest of the Ume, be and
bis wife, MarvaJea, will travel m
their home on wheel.a to vanous
locations ln the U.S.
A replacement wall not be
named for Hazard until newly
hired Caty Manager George
Caravalho takes on has new
duties later this month, city of
Cicials said.
If S TIME TO PLANT
BARE ROOT
ROSES
AND
FRUIT TREE
SAN DIEGO <AP> An of.
fic1a1 ol Amtrak says Santa Fe
Railway refuse• to allow
another p~er train on t.be
line bct:woco Los A.qeles and
Crash of· New
Auto Fatal
A 20.year-old Huntinatoo
Beach man died early today
when bl.a new car ran otf the
road and smashed into a luard
rail on the eastbound Rinrside
Freeway in Anaheim.
Highway Patrol officers said
Steven Gregory Davis. wbo was
alone in the car. was dead at the
scene of the 3 a.m. accident at
the Kraemer Boulevard off.
ramp. Officers said they don't know
what caused Davis to lose con
trol of hls car.
GROMULCH :g~~~~~!.P~T:~e:i~~:ngWIMr:t:'7illti
mix available far trees.
OUTDOOR PL.ANTING MIX ~~~~s. roses. and exotic
2 Cu. Ft. Size Reg. '3.79
SALE PRICE
'3.19
Non-Patent Roses ............... '3.29
Patented Roses ................. '4. 99
AARS Award Winners ........... '7 .49
Standard Fruit Trees ........ From15.49
Seml·Dwarf Fruit Treea ..... From '7. 99
San Otego unless a third main
track Ls built.
There l9 too much con&estioo
between Loa An1eles and
P'u.llet1an espedaJ..b'. Santa Fe
offldd wen qaoted u aaytmg.
And ••oar Initial asseam~t is
that a third maln tract bet~n
Fullerton and Los Angeles can-
not be built ecooomlcalJ,y." NJd
Jam• L. t.anon. Amtrak auia-taat 'ftce Pl e&tdeut for contracts.
"It would be -tremendousl)l expeaaltt ~neering project
becawe ol ~way brtd1es, in-
dustrial sidings and plants
already located a.long t.be line.··
he said. ''There ts practically no
space ln wtuch to do at · •
Santa Fe earlier reJttted a
proposal by Amtrak and
CalTrans to add a seventh
round-trip passenger train daily.
c-ontend1ng the additional
passenger service would congest
Santa Fe freight operations.
Star Jasmine
This l'IOICIV llOllinO PIOlll CJ' ""e
Jeot\lfes 11og1ont Wlllte flowers
"~umme1
1 Ge• Sue
lllQ ·2 99
SALE PRICE
,..,.,sl.49
Pia• a wide vartetV of li\all ftb.tt• • vegetable1. ........ ---
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Economy
" Predicted Reeeesion Didn't MiterialiZe
Bee Mr. G~n.e? H• lm't AleoJt. He'a Jud Actmg
working shirt off his back. And everybody lives happily
ever after, because of Coke.
Well, it's nice lo see a Newport Beach resident so
honored for acting. But lt must be admitted that Mr.
Greene's raidency in Newport Beach is only transitory in nature.
ANOTBSa ITaONG
performance ~ CODIWDel"I, who
lDereaMd tbelr pwdi .... lo tbe
fourtb quarter, kept tile
9CCJaOIQJ OD tbe plQI aide 1D tbe Oct.oblr-December period.
• ·obviouly. coa.aumen are
carrytnc a bAI part of it lleft."
aald one analyst.
However, to maintain
purcbuinc power in tbe face al
ri1tn1 inflation, Americana
saved only 3.3 percent ol their
income in the fourth quarter at
an annual rate. It wu the lowest
aavln11 rate for any tbree-
month perlod since the Korean
War ln ll50.
A receaaioD b said to occur
when there la ne1attve GNP
arowth for two conaecutlve
quarters. The averqe 2.3 per-
cent srowtb for the year com-
pared wttb 4.4 percent IJ'OWth to
1t7I ...s 5.a percent in 117'1.
TSE ONLY NllGATIVE
quarter in 1979 WU the aecaad,
when tbe GNP deeUned at an o-
nual rate of 2.3 percent. The
GNP crew at anaual rate ol Ll
percent ln the ftnt quarter and
3.1 percent ln the third.
The Commerd Departmesat
alao reported that lDflaUon. as
measured by tta broadly based
implicit price detlator, wu at an
annual rate of 8.7 percent to the
fourth quarter and was 8.8 per.
cent for the entire year. That
comparea with inflaUoo ol 7.3 percent lo 1978.
The GNP price deflator, which
measurea inflation thJ'Oug.bout
the eccnomy. ls said to provide
the beat meuurement of UD·
derlyinc inflation in the
economy.
1'llS OS.&nlllNnl lt'1t
ht eome rt port ••ld total
PftlOGIJ l.Jlic01n. lDcreued u
P91'eG lilt 1U1' incl WU .t 1111
aaaaaJ nte ta J>eeembilr ol :==or~mon WllDI t119 U mr.:mt 1Dena1
Space abuttle utrooauts John Young <left> and Bob
Crippen, end1n1 a aimulated 67·bour apace DU11ion
leave NASA lab for apaeeab.ip Columbia and a simulated
landing at Cape Canaveral, Fla
Typist Makes Point
In Sex Harassment
NIJW YORK CAP) -Tbe·
depciMd of Iran 1111 he bu DO& ~ hli ~lalna to
Iran'• ~k T1uvae and dsat
tbe peed ol U.S. oil companies
brouebt about Ida dotnlfall ODe yearqo.
• • AbdlcaU.ns in the vocabulary
ot a ldna does not emt un1eu lt'• very, very apeelal
clreumstmeeez '.'. Sbab llobam·
med Beza Paruavt lald 11uan-
day to a televtHd interview wttb
Brttbb journaliat David Frolt.
"Doe. a kine have to acree
. to abdicate"" Frost asked.
"Yea Unleu be b de·
capitated." replied the eo-1ear-
old ab.ah. who la m>der a death sentenee from a revolutkna.ry
court ln Iran.
THE BOVa·LONG interriew
on the ABC new1ma1aaine
"20-20" WM the ab.ab'a m09t U·
teo.alve public statement aiPce
be left Iran for exile one year
a•o Wecfneed1y.
He charl9d tu. regime bad
been sacrl.ffced by profit-hungry
American oil eompanles and re-
jected u "prepoeteroua" claims
by the re1tme of Ayatollah
Rubollab Kbomelnl tbat he was
rapomtble for the maasacre of
ten.a al thouaaocla of Iranians durinl bi.a men.
He labeled the United N atiooa,
which bu been proposed as a
forum for airtn• crievancea
•Cai.mt bi.a monarchy, "~
let'. acept lo tta deallnp wtth
"defmaelesa individuals."
ABC PA.ID FaOST an un-
di.lclmecl awn for the inte~.
part al a 10.bour convenaUoo
Froct bad with the ahah'a refuge
on l\l Island off Panama. ABC
Uld lbe abah WU not paid.
Frost aaid the abab conceded
.. errors of hia own making" eo·
couraae«t bia overt.brow. but that tbe CGDven&tion with the ailing
monarcb bad a .. continuing
theme al eltber betrayal or ... coaaptracy. ••
Two years before the revolu.
He baa been stayin1 with bi.I aaaociates only briefly at
the llurlott Hotel. In real life, away from the commercial
cameras, be la better known u Mean Joe Greene, Number
7S, defemlve tackle for a profesakmal football club known a.a the Pltt.sburah Steelers.
NEW YORK (AP) -A c}eit. Romano. a 36-year-01d mother al tioo, the abab said ... we beard
typbt who claim.a she wu fired onefromBayRidge, Broot.lyn from two different sources coo·
afterrefuain&lobaveaexwltbber "I bave been ta1kint lo you nttted with the oil comparues
bou bu woo an out-Of-court set· 1bout thia for two yean," coo-that lbe rqune within Iran will
llement mini the boN' written tinued the 1eUer. "Besides getbng ch anee. . . that there must be
THE CONSVllD price Index. propoaitloo uevidence. overtime, I will pay you $100 I leas oil offered to the world
by t'Ollti ut. bu been abowiD& ''YOU know bow I f-1 about can alao offer _,., the ....,,.., bah t u m ar._et an· orde to -'-th an lnf1ettm rate al 1J percent at ,..... ~.-a_........:_-;:_ ..• ..-.. ~ ac r md.Ae e the consumer •-·el. )'OU," aaid the letter written oo "' -__..._.~ price al oU 10 up "
Come &mday afternooa, llr. Greene and bi.I comrades
will p .up to Pa111deaa for a small eoatat with the Loe
An1elel Rama to determme the football cbamptODlhlp al
the known universe.
~· company stationery. It alJesedly Mra. Romano. a fUD-a-weet
The total GNP for 1179 was wu authored bk Irvln& Lehat, tmployoee, refused the otfer aod TB E 8llAH DW NOT name $2,381., IJO.lba. °" __ ..... '2.s .. __ ... al a mall __ ... .,. ___ .. , .. __. _..._.. __ .... ·-·--_..._ .... _
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effeet o1 mnatton~ the ONP,,.. _lfn.;__1_ftrm. __ &Dd __ .i_v_•_w_Dor __ .. __ aa.ld __ . __________ .. _n....:bat.:.:tb=1...:.: Amertean===-· __ _
$1,'31.1 bWion. Tbe pereentqe
ficuree on clwltes in tbe GNP WILL SWEET JOE Greene turn back into a meanie?
Everybody bu spent this week proving wbat a nice
guy Mean Joe ls. The TV commercial proves it. And in our
very own sterling journal today, staff writer Dave Cun·
ningbam, who chronicles the sporting life, tells you what a
~onderlul, intelligent, sensitive fellow Mr. Greene really ...
are baaed on the inflation·
adjusted total.
The Commerce Department
said CODIWDen increued their
purcbaaea ~ coods and services
by 1 percent la tbe fourth
quarter to an annual rate of
$935.2 bWioo.. Consumer spend·
ins roae L6 percent for tbe year.
Somehow, however, you suspect Number 7S won't be
quite so cbarmi.ni Sunday if some Ram lineman 1uagest.s,
"Hey, Mr. Greene, just let us slide through here and I'll•
buy vou a Coke . . . "
Indeed, if Mr. Greene tosses his Steeler jersey at
anybody Sunday, it will probably be to cover the body.
Investment apeadlng
decreased in the fourth quarter,
falling nearly 2 pereeat to l203
billion at an annual rate,_ which
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THE ENERGY CRISIS:
ARE WE REALLY RUNNING
ONEMPIY?
~· COviMUNITY caLFGE
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ClllEIE
. 0 Saddleback commtJn lty College
Gos lines. brownouts and fue4 shortorr.
aside, mcJ'tY Americans remain skepticol
about tht energy crisis.
Many blame profif-hlJf9Y oit producers.
Others point to oo-nment lt1tefa et ice
in the "*'1V business and dlcisimLS that
pb:a lrwia1mm11d mnc. ns ahead of energyr..ts..
~nig FtlJnoy 9 and CXJntiooing for
1 S a. o: 111 • w. Saturdays. the Daily Pilot
will ~as o pubic .me., the
Coursm by Newspaper series -''Energy
ond the War We Live."
In this thought-provoking senes. energy
experts wetgti the pros ond oons of
energy 30UfCeS including sofa and nudeor
power, synthetic fuels and CDnSefVOtion.
Readers moy eo-n college aedit at ony of
three <no <XJmmunity colleges pmicipating
in the C.omes by Newspaper program.
For enrollment information, coll c.oostline
Community tdleQe at ~4. or Santa Ano
(.olleQe at 835-30oo, extension 304, or
Soddlebadc (.ommuoity College at 831-.SlS Of
493-2923, extension 4518.
Energy decisions mode in the 19Ms will shape
Americ:o's fut\ft for the rest of this century.
let Comes by Newspopet illuminate ycxx
thinking ciJout these critical issues. It s
worth '(OX reading energy.
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tbal'a ntl' a.. ..a on."
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eott«n•wJ bJ Bear J wbo trwarn· ea 11er multiple ai1a1 at,a. t.D&o * l'Mlm °' aelaee ftdka. lllodeb lD ._. WialllWlllGCll 1t1tp--.--...atshtn. wtth .. .._ •ma" -a-.. aPPeared readJ far tabaft Imo oater
apace.
TM New Wave ~ -Greaory
Poe, Chance WQDe, 81 Fublom, &atby
llarttn of Lostanfound and Elka Leuoof Zoe
-apluhed outraaeom comblnaUoaa of
1lrtJN!9 and cbec-. and btzarn bleoda ol
mutant yellow and purple that led one ob-""er to dub the look, "unclean f&lbioD."
811APE8 RANGED from tiny lwirlinl
skirt.a ltole:o from tbe tenn1s court to t1Cbt.
turtle-necked minl-dreaaea wttb rib knit
sweater bemllne.s pinched in at the thlp.
Lep were always viaiblf' but rarely bare. BriOt tilbll beiebteoed the clown-
costume effect.
Poe aent one of h1I modeJa down the
runway with one yellow lee and one blue. Her
bands wen &loved lD red and purple to ac-
cent a wide-ahouldered, multi-eolor'ed striped
croaa between a dress and a swutabirt.
.. TRIS LOO& 18 not for every
cuatomer," conceded Ma. Roberts.
"We needed a change, and this i.s it," she
said. "'Ibe exaggerated proportioos, the ex-
treme hairdos, the makeup to match _. it's a
whole new aaaresalve look."
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FASHION 'SURPRISE'
Model Sltowa 'IOe Look
Littk Hope Seen in Straw Vot,e
IAN RANCllCO (AP> -Callforola
Demoentll plm a IUaW .... tbla """*4 that la l1blJ to cmbural OoY. EdJDSlnd Brown Jr. and
II" a P11dKCllcat boG1t to ~ Carter or ti.I. Im. Uwarit ltaantMb'. Ba1JoHnc will be SCmdQ -tbt n• ol &be Iowa eaueusee -durtnf the emtna aeu&oo ol tbe
Calllonda Democrat.le Party cacwntloe. wblch
opemd bcn toda)'.
'lllB naAW VOTS la lbeptna up 11 a ~ ••>' ltnlU1ie between Carter aad 1Ceued7 avp-porten, Wtlb BrowD almost~ an em~ r....mc lut place amoai pan, leaden lD h1I
bomettate. Tberefore, Brown ls all but iporln1 the
Callf onda atraw YOC.e, whUe boUi the Kennedy and
Carter campallJUI bave devoted lbOuaandl of
dollan mad hundreds of boun of It.I.ff and vohm·
,
may 1eneraa. reportina a victory tor one or i
anotber candlctu..
But tboM atortee and beadllnet could have u
eflect cm the Iowa caucua voe. llcleda1. the ftnt
1tep foilrvd tbe elecUoD ol tbe ftnt S> dolept.i to
th• Democratic NaUoaal CCJDYCDtion in Aul\llt.
AIL TBaE2 CANDIDATa want to minimbe
tM rtalt of f alllna to match pr'MlOnveatloa ftl*·
tatlonl. ~ all three campatcm are em-
ph.aatmastbelr wn'metaea.
Bowwer. Brown, Carter and Kanedy could
all flallb 1ut 1f one beU.Ved tbe aueaamenta of
th.tr apobllmen.
The pvent0r'1 weak stancttn1 ln pollt of
Cal.lfornla Democrata, 15 percent or lea, and hi.a
open feudinl with by party leaden minimize bi.I
chances for a good abowlna.
teer Ume to drumm.lna up support amooc the 1,361 KENNEDY 18 SCBEDULED to be represent-
conv...aioo delecatea elllible to vote. eel by blaet leader Julian Bonet econombt Jobn
None of the tlaree candJdatea for the Kennetb Galbraith, fem1nilt 11.id&e ca.tam.a and
Democntlc nom.lnat1oa for president will appear Robert Kmned7'1 widow. Etbel
lD penon. but both Kennedy and Carter are ~ Carter's aoa. Chip, and Health and Welfare
lnl celebrity stand·lm. Secretary Patrtda Harri.a are IC.beduled to top the
CALIFOaNIA '8 HI delegates to the Preaidml'a liatof surrogates
Democratic National Cooventioo will be elected at Brown, whose relations ranc~m cool t.o
the June 3 primary, and t.be straw vote bu no ef. hostile with the leaders of tbe Den¥>cratJc Party in
feet whatsoever except for the news stori'1! that it bis home atat.e, a. snubbin1 the event entirely.
Police Strike Continues
Factions Hold Separate Meetings
SANTA BARBARA (AP) -State conciliator ........ o...,,. Om
Tbomu McCarthy met separately with city of· L06ANGELES CAP) -Rep. John H. Rouaaelol
ficiala ..end reprueataUvea ol tbe atrikinc police says be woo 't wt the Republican nomination to nm
union, Ix& both aides 1aid today there ls 00 ind.lea-against tncumbent Democntlc U.S. Seo. Alan
Uon of whether taJb amoq all three parties Cran.st.on and wW ~seek~ to bis 2llS'tb
would take plaee. CoocralMlllAl Dlstrictaeat. "We met with him at 9 p.m last ni&bt, •· In-Rowaelot aaid Thursday alter retum.iog from a
tematiooal Brotberbood ol Police Officers attorney trip Lo East Asia Jomt Ecoooouc Committee that bis Barry Cappello said this mom1ng d ._ __ .-.. He refused Lo disclose the cootents of the meet-eciaioo wu UIUCU partly on bis abtllty Lo aalher ~1g. "We will be meeting enouditiuandalbactinJtomaketherace. a
with him on • regular(,....-------.) Wain-lt'ee. Spread
basil," CappeBo aald. C"T "TE PASADENA CAP) -San Gabriel Valley's water McCarthy met with •"•,...
i ffl l 1 Ii system baa been the object of the moct widespread c ty o c • 1 ear er--------contamination by a certain 1uapected cancer-
']wtk' Foods Lesson Learned Tbunday evenin1. tbe eaustnc cbemkal, a atate a...ltbaalet)'oftki.al says. •
union au.orney lald, and lndicated both meetiJlls 'lbe "unprecedented" polb~e!l' tbe cbemical
wef• prellm.lnary to any aeriom dlacuasions lric~. or TCE, .._ authorities to
towudmdiqtbelbikewbicbbe&anJan.2. clOM 29 we& bl tbe area. s... water eompuies
L06 ANGELES <AP) -One leaoo the Loi
An1eie. Board al F.ducatloa leamed from the ftnt
of it.a tbree scheduled pabllc heart.Diii 6o • p~
poeed ban CID the Nie of .. Jank,. foods CID district
campcw la to lnrite 10me Jll'CIPlGeDD of CM plan
nest time aroaDd. At Tbunday's bea.rtnl. ltUdentl and food com-
pany representatives railed economic, bealtb and freedom-<>f~boice objediom to tbe bu, but doc·
ton and dmffata were abMmt..
"We have not beard from UlY doctors, dentist.a
or nutrttionilta wbo are experts lD cblldren's
health," school board president Roberta Wein·
traab uid. "We aboWd lDTtte tMm to the DUt
beari.Dp."
Tboee bearings, acbedaled for Jan. 31 and Feb.
7, will be held Wore the aebool board wt. CID 111
~••rm.......... andfourmuntdpalwateropeewtiuiwbaftbadooeor -., r-more.wen. doMd An.ce the ll&ale t.e9Uq bepa lut
propoeed ben of soft drlnb, candJ, potato chips, SALT LAKE CITY <AP>-UnlveraitJ o1 Uta.b week.
gum and water lcea oo campus. ,_ ... _ President DaYid Gardner baa wltbdrawn Ida name ~-••••lee &"~
"Tbere ia no mdellce that •acar -to poor from comlderatioo for the prea.ldeney of tbe rA; -m..--bealtla." Coe• Cola Co. 1pok•me All.-Clark UQlt¥1*7olSouti.mcalllanlla.alPQbsmnaMd · L08 ANGIL8B (AP) -A.., c 'lleratiioa
testlflecl ~. t!t!t;,... ... u. .Aq I llCbool pl ..... ID
ADotber mdmtrJ' ~. World'• 1"lnlet Gardlim-, a, cited penaaa1 rerrcu ta ct.Mins. • .... dilll e.,...atim plan: K'OllOIDics. Chocolate Co. representative Jim Cochran, toot a to remain at the UnJvenity of Utab, where be bas A student's economic status as well u race must
more po8ftive approach in auadinl tbe proposal. been preaidentlince 1'73. be elven careful attmboD, BdWd ol Education wit·
''Sap.r ia a pod IOUl'C9 al__..,, .. uk1 <lamer'• wUbdrawl 1 ..... u.e unlffftit)"• nesaDmielU.Lntae,pral...erofeducatioaatthe
Coch.ran. "Of eourae U you eat too mDcb lt II not aeareb cwnmfttee wUbout any aetift candlctate. t.o Unlvenlty of lllaoo.ari, Kama City, told the
good for you. We are not aayiq that you 1bould aucceecUolmR.Rubbud. SuperiorCourtd•esresat.ioaai.e..rtns.
eat candy bars at every meal." ----------------------------------Students and school offtdala took a tepende
taek, eammct•n1 •ban CID Jmik foods would take a
sipiftcant bite out of cmrmt rev&ue8 med to
support student atblellca, drama, band,
oewapapen and ltUdeDt aovern.meat..
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Our Costly Congress
It wasn't too 1urprlain1 to find California Sen._tors
Alan Cranston and S.I. Hayakawa on the liat of seven
U.S. Senators whose staff payrolls nbw have topped the
inlllion-dollar mark.
Payroll allotments are baaed on state population and
committee assianments, so the California representatives
are likely to be right up there.
The fact is, the cost of providing staff assistance for
the~ U.S. leci8laton in Cooa;resa bu tripled in the pa.at ~ years and operatiQDS on Capitol Hill now coet tax·
payers more than $1 billion a year.
Some top staff aides earn more than $50,000 a year,
and $30,000 ia not an unusual salary.
1be staffs include a wide range of experts -lawyers,
economists, accoWltants and specialists in the various
fieldS covered by con1resslonal legislation.
There's no doubt their expertise contributes greatly
to keeping the elected otficials informed on the issues
they must vote on.
In addition. there's the increasing demand for com·
munication with constituents who may want help with
personal problems or who just like to offer advice. They
all expect. and usually receive, a response to their com·
municattons. ,
Capitol Hill observers say much of the surge of activi·
ty in Congress came in response to Bresident Nixon's
beefing up of the executive staff to help push through his
administration's projects. Many members also feel
Congress should play a more active role in international
relations.
Whatever the reasons, Congress seems to enjoy hav·
ing the bit m its teeth. And since no branch of govern·
ment has ever been known to yield an ounce of power,
once obtained, it's likely the million-dollar staffs are here to
stay.
A Fruitless Search
If nothing else, the 15-year quest for a suitable jet
wrport site in Orange County has come full circle.
Now a Southern California Association of Govern·
ments airPOrt site study committee hu named Bell Can·
yon as a likely airport prospect.
Fifteen years ago Bell Canyon, which is about six
miles east of San Juan Capistrano. was at the top of the
prospect list.
Then, and many Umes since then, it has been looked
at and discarded as an airport possibility for a qmltiple of
reasons, including rug'ed terrain and noise impact.
•That SCAG should resurrect the tough canyon are·a
llS a possible site 1ay1 more about the futility of the by·
how almost unbelievably cosUy site search than it does
for wisdom. Aftm' all, looking for a suitable location for a major
et airport is not like looldna for the proverbial needle In
haystack.
By now. those who continue to expend money and
energy on the Har ch should realhe their efforts might be better tiled finding a way to q_uickl:y and conveniently
transport county air travelers to airpOrts elsewhere
• Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Daily Piiot
Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors ano
artists Reader comment 1s 1nv1ted. Address The Daily Pilot. P.O.
Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626~Phooe(J1~ ~2·4321 .
Boyd/Shoes
By L. M. BOYD
To 1hoe a bor\e in most
1tatea, you need a license. To
fit a penon wtth sboe1, you
don't. Foot 1peclaU1u aay
that, IDOl'Olely. They blame
ill·flttlna ~for most foot
tproblem1. Pleaae note, lf
~ rtcbt. properly fitted
• would put them out of
bu.llneu.
U motben could choose not
only the number but the sex·
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
of their children in preferred
order, they'd have a boy
flrat, then a girl and lut
another boy. Or the majority
would. at any rate. Princeton
1tudies tndlcate that.
Kore than 80,000 mlade·
meanor cues were filed in
Manhattan lut year. Only
114 went to trial. That doesn't
mean Ju.dee la netotlable eo
mucb aa dictated, I think.
If you can't stand the oo-
Uon ol JomiD1 aome aort of club, you are probably af.
ructed wttb that t.binl called
anattGopbobla.
~ boneybee ruea at mile.
.
Teddf: Was Shah's GUes~ _ ...
l
a lJ D Hf
, • .., I proridol
• tl'oudy backdrop to
Teddy Ken·
nedy'a latter ...
day verbal
auault an the
toppled thab.
Kennedy not
only ac((9pted. 1raU., an Iran
Air Boelna m ''for travel within
Iran." He wu a1Jo "provided
room• at the beat hotels lo
Tehran and tafaban, lavlab
ba.pltallty for all 12 members ol
Chia> party" and pollce eseorta
• •uaually offered only to vlsillq
heada of 1ovemment."
PARAGRAPH FOUR of the
dlplomaUc cable barely touched
Jack Andel"80n
,I abalt
1t1ra lallr, K 'I aled out in b1J Dec. 2 verbal auaUlt .cc
th• ahab -tbe 1natter of human rtatrta; It aaJd tbat durlq the •
11nator'a IO·mlnut• prlnte
... Ion WW. tbt 1bah and talll:I
with a«berac:x olftdall KmoedJ
"allo tOI ~ oa buman
rl1bt1 t11ue1. • Hla "baste
tbeme1" wen UM ctanaen ot a
llldUlt umt nee ad th Deed
for 1reater ••taternatlonal cooPtl'lidaD to Ndnu econom.lc
lnequlU.."
TBS CONTaAST between
KeDDed.1'• acceptance of the
sbab'• "lavlab boapltallty"
<··imperial court treated aea.ator
u . • .JWomt-nmner for presiden·
cy"), ml bla tDddeD ~
hon last mcmth of tbe abab '1
·•most violent'' realm•. has oot
been unique amon1 poUtidam.
Others, poaibq trytni to aD11k
votes out ot tbe lnnlan trQld1,
bave dam tbe same.
After yun of relaUve lilenee,
for example, Sen. Howard
Baker, the Senate RepubUc&D
leader and a prwldenUal C'Oltt4n·
der. baa c.riUdzed U.S. policy
toward lran, aayln1 on Jan. 7 -two week1 before the Iowa
caucuaes -th1t be would "llay
•••1 ttom u.e bdlmeu of abor· tat up a dictator."
•OSE POINTED bu been
UM abouW Ill'" llanow. On
0.0. I, two days after Kftmldy'1 attack oo U. abab Tua called
the lb.lb a "crtiDlnii:" R.ter· rlJll to U.I. a111ttuce that
helped nistan the ahab t.o bl.a
tbrool 1n Tua uUd: "For
WU Dal tatematSou1 law allo
Oouted .,,. u. aedoaa of the u .s.
1ped.tl ...vtcea (meanlol the
Central IDtelllience Aaeocy).
which orpn!z.ec:t the overthrow
of lbe leliUmate 1ovemment lo Iran and""fobted the abah'1 law·
les1ne11 cm the lranlan people
(for> a quarter ol a century.,"
For 15 yun before that knock
at the ab.ab, M~ nurtured
hlm with a benlp public al·
tUude and a pletbor• of
economic eoodlet. On NOY. 18,
1883, Sorift President Leonid
Brezbnev aald lD a 1peecb dur·
ln1 a 1tate vl1H by tbe
''crlmioal'' aod b1I wUe that ''I
would like to ltral that the cb-
ttn1ulabed and respected vlllton
will be received ID our country
with joy and hospitality."
In worda that psbed wllb al·
f ecuon, tbe late Soviet leader
Nlcolal fodeomy OD Nov. 18,
lllCll &EVDMLI of fteld follo'Wll PollUC&l apbenall 1n
foreto eountrtta bave IMa co do
•Ub laeta than with the bope Of ~~~==:1~.=·~ mediately after ~bll Dec. 2 out.
bunt and wu wlde1y crttldllld.
The micoverlna of the June s
diplomatic cable ... ma to COD·
firm tba1 crtUdlm.
It wu alped by then Am·
bu1ador Rlcb.ard Helma. Helma
bad arrived lo Tehran from
Wublniton d~!!f Kennedy'• lul day there , other tbaa
bavln• ~ for dlnoer that
evn.lnl. the visit
and did . ca·
ble delcrl •• • •
ll. Me.aa1ea f a U.S. Em-buly are lnvart ly alped wttb
the ambal1ador'1 me.
Tbe a_peclal. eatmeat. •9·
'-corded Kanedy by the •bait
wltb no ladicatlon of on·the·
scene remone by Kennedy, IJt.
eluded bit 81).mlnute audlenot '
with the lhab; two aeulom 1'D
"repreami.tive'' pvupe ot a.a:
dent• at the Univenity OJ.
Tehran; a dinner al the houae)lf
Ardeahlr Z•hedi. Iran's af}t·
buaadol' to the U.S., "hosted by
hi• dauabter. Pnncen Matmu
<the ab.ab'• aranddau&bter> '° wbacb lbe cream of lrani-.n
establllhment wu lDYlted.'.
llENNEDV'S 8oelo1 727.
courtesy of Iran Air, took him on
a two-dm.y, all-polntl 1l1btseeiq
tour around the couutry. includ·
1.01 over-rugbtl of the Persian
Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz -
that cratlcally important
pauage for the West's and
Japan's oil supplies that the
abab protected with U S. help for
a quarter of a century.
The Last paragraph of the ca
ble from Tehran noted that the
vasi t bad bffn Kennedy's fa.rsl. It
gave him an "excellent op
porturuty to evaluate the s1tua-
t1on as 1t really IA and to balance
.. ome of the ne gative am
prt.•$Stons about Iran" that Ken
nedy appeared lo bnng to Iran
with tum
Until Dec. 2. 1919, that sum
mine up aeemed to hit the nail
OD the bead
Grocery Chains Cashed in on Inflation
"II ASHING TON -No one
whose memory is reuonably in·
tact needs to be told that the
prlcea of certain food 1taples
went zoominl last year.
Coffee drinkers have been
routed by a 28 percent price rise
1iace last
May . Shop·
pers paying
more than $2
for a 1allon of
milt or a
pound of but·
ter at year'1
end remem·
ber that milk
Wal Sl.80
and butter
$1.50 at tbe beHiDI of 19'79.
And beef prices Jumped over the
moon. from an averaae of $1.48
a pound to $2.31.
AFTER A richly deterved
ton1ue luhlnl from Preaident
Carter last 1ummer, most of the
nation's food retailers scaled
down their uaault on tbe
American famlly'1 budiet. and
the overall cost of food rwe only
2.5 percent over the put six
Art Hoppe
months But Uu.a easme off followed a
nine·month pertod when the na
lion's big grocery chaiM raked
lo money hand over fist a re
action, 1romcally, lo the pres1
dent 's voluntary price
guidelines While most were
simply ta.king advantage of the
eenerous guideline&. some
weren't satisfied with even that
ofricaally approved bonanza
ACCOaDING TO confident.la!
document. of the White House
Council oo ~a~d Price
Stability, a~ O! r~ ftrms acrou the countiy temporarily
exceeded tbe liberal voluntary
1wdeliDel either deliberately or
from carelessnest
Here'• a list of food firms that
were fiptin& on the wron1 aide
ln the war on Inflation: Int.em•·
Uonal Multifoods Corp. of Min·
1'eapoli1. Bluebird Inc .•
Pblladelpbla; Alexander and
Baldwin. Honolulu , Affiliated
Food Stores Inc .. Dallu; Giant
f'ood1 , Wubinet.on. D.C.; lu·
aociated Grocera of Colorado
Inc., Denver; Hy·V.ee rOOil
Stor~ loc., Charllton. Iowa and
Liageu Group Inc., Montvale.
NJ
Not surprisingly , the
grocery chains' profits jumped
in the nine months ~ween Oc
tober 1978. and July 1979. An to
temal Agriculture Department
report calculated that lbe net
eamlnga of Lbe 14 biHnt cbams
were 28 percent hither than for lhe 1ame period a year earlier
·•Even the rmancially troubled
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea
Co <A&P > experienced relative-
ly eood performance duriaa tbe
first three-quarters of lit•
<voluntary l\lidellnes> P1"0IJ'Ul year,•· the report noted, wb1le
the net eaminp of th bqe
Safeway cba1D were up 15 per-
cent.
"Tbae fiodinp lad QI to COO·
elude," the qricultutt analysts
report4"1, ''that the financial
poaltion ol the 14 nnm. taken as
a 1roup. ba ve l m proved
atplflcctly durtna the period
covered by the antl-lnflallon ef.
fort•·
The bulc problem la centered
lo w)lat tbe food industry calla
"Jross marein standard" a
percentile markup by the food
cbalnt on the price they pay for
their products This system , ap.
proved by the federal guideline
wr1teni. allows a grocer to add
on the same percentage of over-
head margin every time the cost
of a partJcular item goes up -
even though his overhead may
go up only a little or not at all.
THUS. a S2S markup on a StOO
cue. 1ay, of canned soup, sets
the rate -25 percent -at which be can ~ up future orders ot
that canned aoup II the price t4
tbll aroeer aut.eq~Uy goea. to
$200, be can add on $50 la
markup, even lbou&h it's bllbly
unlikely bis bandllng costs "ill
have doubted The rest becoi:qq
profit
··The percent eross marelli
atandard haa apparently not
1erved as a constralnin1 tD•
nuence on food cbaln eamlnp;'
tbe report concluded with
bureaucratic understatement.
Wbat ll means in plaln Enclbb
i 1 e x c es s 1 v e p r l c e s ob
supermarket 1helves.
Nothing Like Turmoil tf) Boost Gold Market
.. Lons Ult to the abab ! .. aald
my nel&hbor, Mr. CraDDJcb, by
way of ,reetiftC. Tblt wu • 1ur-prlae aa Crannlcb had never
been one to Mbave u tbouCb aood wltbla for bla fellow men
IH• on u.et.
"Between ua," be explalned pancln• furtively tb1I WA¥ and
that, ~m ln· to Io Id .
Boqht ball. poqqd a year
a•'o and
alr.ady it'•
al moat
tripled .
Tripled. m1dd JOU,trtPaedl"
tenalon, turmoil aad uou .
Oh. lhe price of 1old ll 1olna to
10 11ky·bi&b ...
"You're bopios for more
tentloo. turmoil and t.roubl•?"
"What elle would anyone who
buy• Sold hope for?" be aald. "The man temtoD, turmoil and
tloublel tbe "'°" people want
to bOUd Sold. 'lbe JDON peoO)e
want to board aokl. the biCblr UM prt~. And &elleve me, thll
baa Nally been a banner year."•
I AS&SD if e could rettew
Ult hlPllllita. "Well," be Aid,
"OPEC'a exorbitant pric. In·
CUHH were obvloualy a
m.arveku 1Umuh11 for dou.,.._
di<·laflatfoa to drive up tbl prt~ "· '°ld. YM, 1Jr, wttb luck · we lbobld ..... _..non a,-.uUPlllll
aiMt told bJ J U)y ...
lne fac:ton on the horizon audt
aa the dlltlnct pouiblllty of war
ln the lllddle SUt. more famloe a~ lD loutbeut Ali8\
lbe eleetlon of John CouaUy aacl n.tutm even a few natural dla.-_-;r-
•1'VOQ're for Mr. Con.Dall)''"
"Pr nkly, I caa't decide bet•• a hawk UU C.n1Uy, ,wbo ibauld be IOOd for ..wnt
' lJlto at leaat a couple' ol
bru&bftre wan and Teddy Km· nedt ,' who I like tb lb1nk coWd b~~ tM country tn DO time.
TbeN'I tnucb to be tald tor both
meo."
"YOU &Old buyen an alwaya
looklns an the brtpt aide," I
tald.
..
lUTION
'J'op 8.,ler
•Mean Joe ·
Gr eene 's T V
commercial for
Coe a Cola. in
which he e x-
changes bis
jersey for a
Cok~. was the
most popular TV
ad during the
last quarter of
1979, according
to a survey.
lkatbs of Three
Wives lnveBtigated
· WILKESBORO, N.C. CAP) -Before lbe died.
Edward James Huoinl' lixth wife aaid abe bad
IMten abot by her bUaband.. Now tbe ~ lbertJf ts reopen.ln1 hU ln•atlpUon ol the amolwed
•botlUD llQlna ot tbe man'• fourth wife and tbe 4nl1 OTiM'dOM deatb of tbe fifth. ;: J>iBtrtct Court J'adp Jollln KilbJ Ol'dered Bq-0-f'J, to 8taDd trial fw wwdw In tbe abooUng
.aeaih ~ bis sDtb wlfe. Rose Lynn WWlams Hue· ttm.•
tWGGINS WAS DIVOacED FaO• b1a tint
three wiw., but h1a lut three wi.,.. died and
Wilkes Oou11tJ Sberi.ff Kyle Gentry aaya be ia ID·
•estlpttna. ao.e LJnn Bualins WU abut ID tbe ei.t with
a pistol at the couple's mobile home tut month.
She died a abort time later at Wllke1 Geleral
Hospital after tellln1 IDvestipton th.at abe had
~n abot bJ ber husband, authoritie1 said.
• lD t.estlmony at Wednesday'• eourt aeulon,
1'Ukes County Sheriff'• Capt. Melvin Roberta said
Buuim told authorttiea biA wife shot beraelf after
fellhie him abe bad bad a aex-cll.aDle operation.
0 SBE WAS A BOY TURNED INTO a
woman.'' Roberta said Huatns tokl him.
Tbe information wu not cmflrmed or denied
Jn other testtmooy. Huatm WU married ln ~. when be WU n. ~ Arlme Lola Wilke of Taylorsville. She divorced
Mm, remarried and moved to Ohio, accordlq to
relatives. ~ Sylvia H . Adams, a divorcee with three
Wldn!ll, eloped to South Carolina with Huolm in dM. They flved together for two ween-before euesma left. me said in her ua request for a
divorce.
ID 18e9, Huulm WU married for six moatbs
lo Panay Elizabeth Bare al Ashe County. Sbe
asked that her diYOrce papers be served on Bua·
gins ID prtaon.
·. HUGGINS WAS OFTEN IN PlllSON. He bas
served 1! alcobol-relat.ed priaoo t.erma ID two
doaen years.
He wu OD work rlleue from ooe aucll term 1'lla be met Blanche Haaa at the Holly Farms = plant tD Wilkesboro, where abe waa work·
.. ~ wu deCenDlned '"'"matTy him and help
him pt out of prison," says her mother, Edna
·Ba IL For the ant 1neral years, Wilk• County
court recordl reftect a checkered marrlqe with
namerou assault warruta tlped and then
dropped bJ Blanche.
LAU IN '1.JNE, 11'11. A -.AN walk1nl alonl a Brushy Mountain path found the decompoema
body al Blanebe Buaim tn the deme under·
·~a.am told deteetine be and Blancbe bad ldDe lot a drt.e to a aeentc oNrlook OD the moun-
talD MU u.u mobile bome where tbeJ drank for .,. · w'11t. Be fell aaleep, be aald. Wbea be ~ ... ..,.,, tm wt.le wu acme. 5be bad been abot in
tb9 b-4 wltb I thotean.
r , Mo ~ WU found. and DO 0De wU ft9r ·CU1'914 ID tbe ...,... :::, ··, a.. five months after Blancbe•1 deatb. Hq-
manted EYa Mane Nlcbola WbltUDltOD and • .,.... to tbe Dllirtbs'D put"' the COUDty.
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l.J
,
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8\'DNE\' •Aaa18
KEEPS YOU ON YOUR
TOES
In the DAILY PILOT
Aaron Brothen 1¢ f181De Sale ill on now m4 It's one cmt•atlooal l8le! Buy one frame. the ngu-
lm low price and get a WXMad &ame thllt cm&s the
ume or a.. b only a penny 1110reo
Picture thS b ~one ad. you can get a band-
eome walnut frame. Or a tleek 1i1ver metal fnu:ne.
Or a cme11111amy eeMhrough box &a.me.. Or a
tnwtltlonal gold-lmf &nilhed &mm. Or much more!
With or~ Some with deanattw matL
Ok>08e from Aaron Brothen cent4ational aelec-
don of &ames tn an WiOlbumt ol ltyles and meal
Just buy one frame at the regular price. And get a
second frame for a penny!
(Culaom &an*1g Md &abor not lndudrd.)
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It's
Time
pl a.a... now.tJal .. bl, -...
of W .. HailaliAe lD bu'e-raot. Tbe MllllW"lllllm
..... ~s--a1•
arUollolle aed 1tre•tt•rrr plul.I.
Dar.•root IUCCHI •a)
to• mo for ••1 nteraD
............. tMr9 .... -tb• la ban root to .. few
t.b1a re&J", hr Ulll&DC'e I 11\.aJ
•urHriea uve e ut back or
eU lDat-4 bart·root aalea lmteld, pl ,,. put lD&o
~ana or fiber pag to be told npt
•~•1 or laW lD UM year.
aAas.aoor wort.la k>ok1nt
for In dry area like Sootbwn
Calllonlla beume ol the ldwan·
ta1ea ovs cootaloer plADta :
bare-root pl&Dtl are 10 to .o
percent cheaper than the same
plant ln a coot&loer
they will probably do better
than the ume pla.ota tel out lD
containers because there la only
native garden (and no con·
taaner> aoal tor the plant to C'On·
tend with
you can lnaJ>e(:l the root.a of
the planta you bu)'
-they are Hibler and euler
to handle than balled·•nd
burlapped or container planta.
WREN SBOPPING for bare·
root phmta. look 1eoerally for
plump. flexible roota. Trees
s hould have atraisbt trunks,
evenl} apaced and undamased
top braocbH. Avoid broken.
damaeed root.I or have them
pruned C u.ually at no eztra
cost) since they are entryways
for disease
Some, but not all bare-root
trees, will lake severe prwung
on roots and tops A nurseryman
may whittle an 8-foot.er tnlo a
Govern Climate
Plant climate controls in your
eardeo. Vlnes grown 00 over·
bead trellises provide shade and
pleasing fragrances, too
Trees can be set t o cast
shadows on lbe driveway to
bhade your car or near kllcbeo
and llvtng room windows lo keep
homes cool
•lftnxm ·~ • t l ....... 10U mlahl
wa l to bop aac la liDw
for ..._. tndt banal.
HJ• to cul back tbe ceatr-1
truok and ketp tb• loweal
branchea. '
1'0 KEEP &OOl'I molal I.be
nunery ahould pack t.btrn la
damp uwch.mt lna1de paper or 1
pluUc bej. RooU .... boWd k>ok
plump and bend euUy at piant.
Ult u.m.. U not, IOU o•emicbt
tn a bucket ol water.
If you can't plant _your bare·
root ahrub or tree rtabt away,
ask the nuraerynun bow to
"heel in" lbe plant for aeveral
week '1 atoraae. However. It
mu.at be planted immediately at
the first 1lgn that bud.I are swell
Ing
At plantin1 time di& a bole
larae enoueb for the rlanl'a
root.a. Form a cone of aol alt.be
bottom and set tbe root.a oa it.
Add or remove aoll to match t.be
plant depth to tbe IOU level in
your garden. DiaeoloraUoo from
the old IOil line cu be a fuide in
findin1 tbe proper p anU01
depth. The bud union mu.at 10
above the garden IOU level.
aEFILL ABOUT ~ of the
hole, firmlng soil around tbe
roots. Water tborouebly; some
settling may occur To brine the
plant to the right height, rock 1t
gently and pull up.
Add remaining soil before
watering again. Slnce there are
oo leaves to tramp1re water, the
plant doesn't need much water
Ing. If kept too wet you can
cauae root rot. Once lbe plant
leafa out, water more often In
dry and windy weat.ber branches
cao be misted dal)y to en·
courage leafing out
Stake trees in high wind or
heavy.traffic areas Remov~
the stake when lbe tree as f1rrnly
rooted
.........
Thls purple leaf plum is an e x c e 11 en t t re e for t be·
landscape. It can accent a
house's architecture without
overpowenng it. A further
bon Wi is the lavish show of
color created by early
1prin1 flowers. See it at your
local nursery.
Weekend
Gardening
Checklist
• Don't mlsa the great
bar1ains dunnc the bare root
season. Cbttk out your local
nursery today for what's av1.1la·
ble.
• M a.ke your f1rst planting of
gladiolus corm5 Choose your
favorite colons to create lovely
s ummer bouquets for added en
JOyment indoors.
• The perennial ve1etables -
artichokes, asparagus and
rhubarb go io now.
• A l..tght winter feedlllg can
green up a tired lawn.
• There are many winter an·
nuals available al your nursery
lo brighten up your winter
J.(urden pansies. violas, snap-
dragon!), s t oc k and fairy
pnmrost."'."i
Artichoke&,
ArUct.ollH. atpara,111 and
rbubarb ar. tbt ''btl three"
pertooJal n1•t•ble1. Y
dcluJd ccmSdef plut1a1
DOW lf JOU bmt A baobrtiil tor
arllebolrt a ..... to dip ••
cN&mf mayoanalM. uparaam
wltb DMltM butter or tut1
rtiGb~JiW.
ArtJebokH 1111• a climate
where th• 1umanera are
IOmnUl eool IO that tboeiJ' buds
eao dl•elop aJMrb'. TMJ'rw •l
tbelr ba~ted aloo1 Ute coutal of C•Ulomla.
Three or loUr planta wW •UiPPb'
enou1b arUebokH for tbe
aver• abed fUlll.)'. What )'OU
plant la a dlriaioo. Plant by
p&aciaa the woody at.alt in a
vertical 009lUco wWI the bue ol
lbe oew )eat~ juat above
tbe around· tbem three to
four feel apart ln ~ leavin& 4
to ~ feet betwem I.be rows
THEY 'l'llalVE lo full JUD e11 •
cept lD lbe bot aummer a.nu
wbere they need protecUoo from
afternoon 11.m. G•ve &.Mm a rich.
weU ara1.D.Lq aoU and ple'llty of
water alone with a feedine of
fertilizer hi&b ln n.1tro1en. The first yur·a yield ia usual-
ly small but the aecood yur's
will be prolt!ic. Wheo a stem bu
gtven you Its lut artJcbote. it
will attm to fold up aod t.boe
CCC Has
Workshop
Variety
Coasllioe Community
College wiU offer 55 lee·
tures and works hop&
tbas sprUlg al varaoua
location& throughout the
OrtUJge Coast area
Topics include est.Ate
planrung, parentlng, din·
lne out. career aucceu,
suicide preveolloo ,
pbolography, and social
aod ~rsonal full1llment
Brochures cootainm1
program loformat100
will be available ln ear·
ly February For In
formatioo, call 963·0811,
extension 2:56
..... wW clte beck to a ..,..,
No•'• • for you to e
back ..... a.em '° the baH aod w tt for Dist year'• crop.
AIPUAGV8 TAKES two
yHn bd.oN you start 1eWn1
fruit tKll ~U'dl YOW wait with
many yeara of harveat af·
'-rwardl. 1'be home 1ardeoer
buya crowm to pla.at ln • loole
but fertile IOU. Plaot aaparllUI
to a tnracb du1 1-10 lnebea deep.
In the first 3-6 Inches won ln
your fert.ll.lur aod then Ht the
planta between s to a lnebet
below the top ol lbe treacb apac·
1n1 the crowns 12 tncbet apart.
Then cover them with t-o in·
cbta of loose soil and water
slowly but deeply.
>J t.boe planta 1row. fill in the
trench a liUJe at a Ume but don't
cover the tips. By summer. the
trench lbouJd be ruU and by ear·
ly aprtng the aecood year you
can cut aaparagua spean for 4
to S weeks then let the folla&e
grow By the third year, and
thereafter, you can harvest for a
full 8 10 weeks. Cut the spears •t
6 8 inches lone or for lbo6e of
you who Uke the more delicate
flavor of spears at S inches cut
them at ground level or 11,.,
below ground
YOV HP;ED ONLY 8-10 planl'l
of rhubarb lo eive you a pletllitw
1upplJ for all u.e rtaubarb~ you can eat. Abo planted
crown1. Lace tbe rtiu.bub th•· top at t.be dl•laica ..... •• level wtth three feet between
crowu and nve !Mt betweeo
row1. Water U..m ••U but U.y
ue aemtu•• to too mu.cb w._ .
After each harveat live tbtm
a 1ood abot of fertlliur. To
harvett • teal •talk. rrup lt at the lower end and pu1 down ad
to one side so the llaJk 1a.1p1 off
cleanly Doo't cut it with a knife
or prunln1 abeara and never
take the leaves off the plant
<these are not fat for conaump·
Uon!>
RosePrumng
Show Slated
Holtlster'1 Nursery and
P'lor1st, 2840 Harbor Blvd . Costa
Mesa, wUI conduct a rose prun.
1ng demonstration Saturday at
10 a m , noon and 2 p m
Charlie Kastler. nurHryman.
wall show bow to prune aod care
for rOMS to achieve optimum
growth and bloom. "Pruntn1:·
i.ays Kaatler. "U! one of the least
understood aapect.s of garden· rng ..
The demonstrations are free
and open to the public.
ROSE CARE DEMONSTRATION
LEARN HOW FROM A PROI
"'Ho4ffsfef1 Own ·-
~ KASTLEI
Expef1eoced Nurseryman
Shows you how to prune
and core fOf Roses • • • * ..
One Day Onty SAT JAN 19
lOAM. t2-00 ANO 2PM ..,
Bore-root
FRUIT TREES
Best setecttoo
Best nme to ptont
APPU• APlfC OT
FtG•NECT AllNE
PUCH•PWM
~Tt
Grant Awarded r--____ o_u_ee_N,,_1E __ ~--Dittitz
Badminton
Cla88 Set
6.95 ea. 3 or more 5.98 ea.
Dr Garth L. Nicolaon,
a researcher at UC
Irvine . has beeo
awarded S66,72S for
v1 rus research by the
American Cancer
Society ·
Drath twoti~,._
llAlllN• TT
W IN!>Ta..A llAMNlTl,fnocMntm
11•1-CA P--•Y on W-\
d•1 J_..., ••. '"° ~ .... ....., II"( "'' w lf111t 0.. 8•r,..tt. '°"' Ate IC Gr•o
K•r ... 11, d•uohter 8••b•••. ll•P
t hllllrer1 ~•I Behr end Ml<h••I
Murpt\y 8url•t •• ,,. '" l1•u o•
Uow•r, nwfnDft_. contr•bUtlon\ •'• r•
q.,.\1.0 to U• (An< .. So<Hrly
WAONall
MONTf. F W~Cllt, re•l<Hnt of
o u,_.. (.ounty '°" IN .,.,, 11 p•r\
h•vlno rnct'f•d "•'• ''°"' Att\•m b••, CA Aho • ,...,,.,.,. <JI ,,.. ~
PACBUM6?
JUMP__.
HO PROBU:MS?
f-YOOff Rl?f D I
.. .
To Speak
S1mcha Dinitz. vice
presldetil of lbe Hebrew
U n1v e rs1ty of
J erusalem. will spHk at
lhe Urut.ed Jewish Ap·
peal's Western region
leadenhap conference
Jan Z>-27 at the South
Coast Plaza Hotel in
Costa Mesa.
D1rutz, a former am·
baasador to the U .S
from Israel, wiU lecture
Jan. 26 at 6. lS p.m .
P'or informaUoo, call
the Jewish Federation
Council of Orange Coun
ty 10 Coata Mesa at
754-1944.
If you need fl.De tuning
on your overbead clears,
hairplDS, drop shou and
smashes, San Juan
Capistrano 1s ofierang
badminton classes
They are sponsored
through the c1ty'1
recreatJoo department.
Jo'or Ul!ormauon, rail
493·1171 ext 247
Editors Na.med
GLADIOLUS BULBS
Eoay to grow ... Colorful
long-fasttng summer blooms . El[I] SMc1 fTOm m el:~
DAILY
9--5 30
SUN
9-5 00
Dtleo 4ony Mor•
·s1.:£ 141""6 •
Hallisms
NLrsery-Flal ...
2141 ...._ IW, Cam Mni-541·5525 • (1111""' (IWC> lff Al""' v .. w Goll Clvb-
H• h tvrvlv•d by ""' wtte Ct•• W•-• . .,....... Cott"" Go .. I 1.vr..,.,
of HuntiftCl!Oft -II. (• )On M.t'11ft
E w., .. ,.,. ,.....,,. '"'· ,. · Volunteer C.-ol ... • __ ,, II w..,... <JI Wot
Cov1ne C.. Yr~rn wlll o. r.N:S on ~,..,.,., J-y "· '"° .i It ODAM
Connie Keevll and Ed
Robles will ~rve aa apr.
1ng aemester ~ton
of Cout Report, Oranae
Coast CoUege's campua
newspaper.
Ad Good Through Jan. 22nd Whtie Suppty Lasts
•I .... H-l-. Memet1 .. "'-' 1---------z;.;.:;:;;: ...... -.;;,;~;.;;.,;;--------.... M s .... .,. .... "-""' M<C-off•f··· eel et •rwi '" ,,... • ,_, ,_.._,,.. un ------"~A_l_it_Ue_ha_rs_h,'-1_1n_'_t _it_?'_'------I '
1r11>u1-..,.y i. -le N (llY of
Ho•• H•rbOr l••n -ur1t Olin _,u••f<JIC.0.le~ ~HW
IAA.TJ..UIMRON
N nAL NOMI
646-2424
Cost• Mesa
673-9450
,_Cl laOTHll!.
ml. laOAllW A Y MOlrTU .. , 110 Bfoldwey
CosllMeN
6'2·9150
SNIT'H • TVTHIU.
WOITUAIY
WIS1'Q. .. CHAI&
Mortuwy • ~11n1t1on1
427 E 171h St
CosllMeN
646 '888
,_CllaemtMS
SMl'TMS' MOITU.AIY
627 Mlln St
1-tJnt~~ICh ,., .... ,
COLONIAL Nm••
MC*I
7801 BolN Ave
w.tm1n11Atr
893-352!>
rJ.ClftC YllW r•omAArAll c;.,,.c.y Monuery
CNpel
3600 P.::lflc V14M Oflve
Newpof1 Blec:h
844-2700
McCoaMICI MOITUARlll
L.agun• Blech
~t&
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Golden West Aids
Disabled Persons
Disabled persona interested ln enrollinf ln
Golden West College'• aprtn1 semester wtl re·
ceive ualatance Jao. 21 and 22 al lbe HunUnitoo
Beacb acbool.
Types of aaslatance available include flllia1
out re1iltratioo forms, locatioe •cceulble
classrooms, scheduling cluaes for alrn langua1e
lnterpretlog, and general com>.Hlin&.
Hearing impaired and deaf atudent.a will re
~Ive belp Jan. 21 and blind and phylllcally ban
dicapped persons, Jan. 22 in Forum 2, from 8·30
a.m . to4 p.m
For information, call 892·7711, extension 591.
Organ Class Set
By Orange Coast
An orsan clua empbulzinC Bach's won. and
detlped for thoM wbo have aludled piano ror
mo,. than four yean wW be off erect by Oran1e
CoutCiollele in CostA Meaa.
The coun& <Muatc 243 AD) will meet
Tuadays from a to Ip.in. and Thunda)'I from 9
a .m . to noon. Clau in1tructor la OCC mualc
Profeuor JusUo COiyar. Recla\raUon nm.a t.brouC11 Feb. I in tbe OCC
Adml11lon1 Bulldtn1. For informallon, call
$58.51'12.
Simm Not Long-lived
·-' . An onentatioo for pro
spect1ve volunteers al '
the UC Irvine Medical
Center in Orange wall be .
held from 7 to 9 p.m. ln . ·
Buildini ~. Cla.uroom r. · ...
A on Jan 24.
Volunteer po1itlona .
a re av al I ab I e 1 o 11 1 pedlatnc:a, clln.ical labe, · :· ·1 pharmacy, mental ~ ( 1 health, Jilt 1bop1 and
admlak>oa.
For reaerv ation.I, call
634·5541.
OCC Offers
Free Series
Oranae Coast
Colle1e'a 50-plua pro·
1ram, deal1ned for
~::.·c~f ~ i ~et:!-~mae~t • ~
a1e. will offer a aeries of
free moviH, museum
tours and a weekly
··Dinner on Campus''
1hll aprin&.
To request a procram
brochure, call tbe col·
le 1 • '• Commun l ty ~
Service Offtce al ""' -.5880. ,) --~ Deatlu
Elaewllere
LLDl'D•!i
garden shop
BARE-ROOT-ROSES ~J
50 YAltmES TO CHOOSE FltOM
IMCWDIN6 IUSH. CUMIHS & TIH IOSES
BUY 4 Ofl MORE AND SA VE I 0°/o
PRUNING DEMlllSlUTION
ON ROSES/FRlHT TRHS
'" ..... c:...ee.t ""'WmD--AYS: II A.M. .. J P.M.
W•BC»S: t A.M. .. I P.M.
MULCH
Gf~ .. Pfltnlucl 004
1t00y I01.M flMll ptonnng
mil OWOll<lble lot ""'· IN\IC>I roMI OftG tllOllC
plOntl
MEllOCC S HftltllZERS
2 cu. ff. slu
.... '3.79
NOW
$299
,.
crystal. bloniM, wme tumr
turt, 0tb, chll\dehe'1, blau
lamp&. etc.
Something f0t ev.rvone
-from $1.00 up. ftff
ldmi•ion. Bink of
Americl, Matar °'•roe. cfl«ks,
MLI
fftAy,
S.turday,
encl 8un .,
nlghta
Jan.18,11
and20
tnapection of ell mor~iw
Friday, <urday, Ind Sunday
2 · 6 P.M. and 7 · 8 P.M.
newport
auction company
2542 West Coa$t Highway
Newport Beach, CA
(714) ,645-2200
COMSIGHtaMl'S ACCEPIED
'T1L S PM
Art L evine Auc.tioneer
Newport Surf and Sport
presents
C>"NEIL~
tt;r. turt. IPot'1 p•vd . .... .....
•111• u p.m. Slit. "'"
Pair Seek IPosts i
Judgea Green,. Egly Nominated
97 0. C. BUITIN08 Of • ...., .....
Or••I• County
Superior Court Judie
Robert H. Green and
Loi An1elea County
Superior Court Judce
Paul Ealy are amona
the nomlnMI to nu four
vacancl• on the U s.
Dlttrtct. Court for the Central Dl1trlct io
Callfomla. a...._ a, ll • resi· dent oC South Lagun1
Ealy. 58, the Jud&e in the
Los An1elu Unified
School Dl.atrict'• busm&
case, llvea lo La1una
Buch
The bipartisan
C1lUoroaa Federal
Selection Comml11lon hu forwarded theae
nominatioos and others
to U S. Senators Alan
Craoaton and S. I.
Hayakawa, wbo will in·
form the White House of
lbelr own preferences.
H1yakawa already bu
announced his support
for Green • • • NEW YORK
Republican Con -
greaamao Jack
Kemp will be the
speaker at the Greater
I r v l n e I o d u 1 t r i aJ
Leacue'a 9th annual
meeting Monday at the
South Coal Plua Hotel
ln Co.ta llesa.
Kemp, a prospect for
the GOP'a vice presiden·
tlaJ nomlnatloo this year, curreoUy ia aervtq
bis fifth term in the
House of Repreaen·
taUves He ia a member
of the House Appropria·
lions Comm ittee and
Houae subcommittees
on defense and forei&n
affairs.
Tb• formeT
qu~ck for the But·
falo BUla and tbe San
Dle10 Cbarsen served
.. a coacrealonal de·
lecate to lbe strategic
arms limitation talka
<SALT).
The industrial
leaeue'a meeting will
be&lo at s:ao p.m., with a
receDtioa lD the hotel'•
Garden Court. Dinner
will be at 7:30 P IP ln
the Plaza Ballroom
For Information and
reaervatlooa, call the in
duatnal lea1ue office,
5"·2022.. • • •
oo the Senate Ooor,"
aald Cory. • • • THE llE8A VEUB
Republican Womeo •
Federated of Co1ta
Mesa wlll meet nest
Tueaday to install of·
flcen and celebrate the
or11olutlon 'a 17th
blrthd"1.
The luncheon meettoc
1et1 under way at 10: 15
a .m . at tbe Reuben E .
Lee Restaurant ln
Newport Beach
Charlotte Mouul. paat
president of the state federation and a current
member of t.be federa-
JOllN a. CONNAU.Y lion's nauonal board.
I I I • • 0 D 0 f t h e will •peak
Republican pres'denUal Lunch cost.a S6. Call
hopeful, will campaign 546 2402 for reserva· an Orange County on ....;ll;;.;;o;..;;;o;.;;;.s ______ _
behalf o( bi.a rather next --------_..--.. Tueaday, Wednesday
and Thursday. ~-· •• 'S The younaer Connally, ........, an attorney WI th I . 1.UMalMO·M•ATIMO .......... -... Houston, Tex., law flrm, " L>< 1•16s1
ba s scheduled ap· ~••1<•f""'~u•v-o.r
pearances al functions •c•11 s_ ...._ .. y.,.,, Ar•4•
(0\TA MHA641-1289-i D Irvine. Newport ,12._,.,,.,,,.
Beach, Laguna Niguel, """\'°"v•tJ049s-G401 Fullerton and Santa 1rmc..-... c:.-"••-Ana. ~ Jr ..... .,., P•• t
He'll end has sw10g -
through the county with
a fundraiser Thursday
evening at Newport
Beacb'a Big Canyon
Country Club • • • STATE CON -troller Ken Cory. a
former Oran1e County
legalator, has eodorsed
Seo. Edward Kennedy
for tbe Democratic pre
sidenlial nomination
Cory aa.td he thinks the
Cbappaqu1dd1ck anc1
dent ia "arrelevant "
"Th e senator has
at.ood up to many cnses
Car Show
In the Hunt1n;ton
Cen1er mall dally
lhru Jan 2 1 Compere
80 new models for mileage
4 style Beaci'I Bllld &
405 fwy
LEASE ANY MAKE ANY MODEL
DOMESTIC OR IMPORT
2 YEAR/VII nlled
Ml ..... Set,ice
COMflACT wfflt
EVERY Leme** c-.. £1>9 oa... ~.,.. c-.
-Auto T,_ ·-~ •O.-A• ~ Fmt a Al • ._ 5f9' • £1Kt S,..
~·-s--Gotewo De.a,..,._., • .., ............... _ -........,_ ... _...,.--.1&4. ........ ....,.._,.....,. v-a-. •-0r.,_-...0r __ a.-.,_...,.....Oft .....
1910 REGAL LTD
IY IUia Afl COftd-• T•-•......., _.
_.,,,. ·-""-• JIQ6 v• .,_
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.taklD ol two mammodl men d~
It out In a Newport Beach Ditsy with
f1aahlu strobe Uihta ud a thnJbblna
dlseo 6eat lD tile bactpound for
edded Impact. But. no, A.odenoa la lrinnlnl u be
holds out bla hand to abow ott a
l anaHive &old, triple diamond·
studded rins -a apoll of the
Steelen' victory ln lut year's Super Bowl
Wllkimm, wbo played on the aame team with Andenop at Oreaoo State,
la lmpnued. He even wlabel Fred
lack. So much for confrontations.
*** '1'be:se guys are paid too much
money to slug it out anywhere but on
the field," laugba Paul Davia, a
Costa Mesa ticket agency owner &Dd
close friend of players oo botb aides.
He 1ot some of them totether Mon·
day ni1bt at Bobby McGee's
Restaurant. aomethin1 of the unof.
ficlal watertn1 bole for teams
quartered at the Marriott and South
Coast Plua hotel.a.
*** ''ARE YOU A RAM or a Steeler" wu the question of the night from
the ladies and many of them found
their way onto the dance noor with
I, .the likes of Wilkinson and Steeler
fullback Bennie Cunnlo1bam.
<Steeler Mean Joe Greene dld not
~. but stay tuned. H1a preamce
I ... felt.) Slmewbat to the embarrusmmt ol 1 Baattn1ton Beach resident
Wllld.moa, bit companion for tbe
ft'eniq -Rama rookie cormrbaek
J.w, 8ul17 -abo ated ...._. ··.ve 10U • Steller?" ..........
ln.
•••
S&iW'ID aLOW8 n D&n.: = • lntne ....tdellt. c• be ez. for a lllPt v6olatiaa ol pro
footbail edqmtt.e.
I walked ln, tpotted U.. ftnt lllY onr .. fOQJ.:S, ud made tbe ob·
U1atary introduetioo. Tbete are the
coodellled lowllpta of OW' 10 minute
CODYenation.
"Nice to meet you Jeff'Y, what
poaitkm do you play .••
A. ••Defeme." (Nine minutes of
Super Bowl talk).
"I bear you SUY• are staytq at the·
MarrioU and wortina out at Cal State
FWlertan ...
JerrJ: "Yeah, we're at the Mar·
rioU but we bad our workout today at
someplace called the 'Ice Capades.
It was a abort practice tbou1b
because our flight from Edmonton
got delayed ...
Edmonton? Who is this guy?
TURNS OUT Jerry ts a def.
renseman for the Buffalo Sabres, a
National Hockey League team.
"The Steelen are sitting over there
across the room," says Jerry. "They
got ua tucked away on this side
Nobody even mows we're in town."
Uh, tb.aob Jerry. l\,Ye. • •• Mean Joe Greene ls entering tbe
lounge area from the reataurant
when Shelly Davis, Paul's wife,
greets him with a cheerful, "Hi, I bet
you don't remember me from lut
year in New Orlearui."
Mean Joe, the guy who gives the
little kid bis football Jersey on that
cute Coca Cola TV ad, just st.a.res.
"Remember?" asks Shelly, "We
danced at the victory party.''
Green's glare g~ts a touch scary.
Finally, be speak.a: "Hey, doo't do
me like that" ipld stalka away. •••
ADD 11EA.N .JOE: "Now I know
bow I eot bl• name," aaya Kay
Kocbow•ki, • Bobby llcGee'a wait,,.. ad die-bard ~ fu
wtt.b tama, roell la ........ .. He'• -DOt..., ft1endl1 ... ..,. Ill. KocboWlki. "I didD't wait OD him
..
but the girl who did said be just kind
of sat t6ere and stared . . . looked
really cold." (Reporter' a repet: Not
heartna Greene when be ordered a
''Shrimp-A-Bob'' ford.inner).
*** SUBTERFUGE DEPT.: Ila.
Kocbow.lld, wbo planned to lbow up
for work lo• complete Steelen sup-
port.er audit Tlnlnda.J, ("8'1 ....
t. ldll 1117 tips") daar8lll a....,...
den wttll mom,...,. tlM Steelen
were poured double and triple dr1nka
even tf they were only requesting
single a.bola.
"They're aU Rama' fans and I
thlnk they ftl'Ufe lt will mesa up tbelr traininl." abe aaid. (It didn't appear
to be won::tq aod besides, curfews
and cwtallmmt onlen weal lido el·
feet OD WednmdQ, liYiDI Plll•i-1
o•ettncbllpn from elUMr ...._
lJ of tbm .. drJ .al w.. --SundaJ).
•• *
I
That'll do it for this old
goat. now a round of
Shifley Temples for .
those kids from Pit-
tsburgh at the other end
of the bar.
• 'Ttus ts not really my kJ..od of
place," ob&ervea Steeler safety J.T.
Tbomaa over the poundin1 diaco
beat. "It'• a little too quiet."
EAa.LIER, 8TEELEa Aadenou
a aid, "I tbink the diaeQa la Pttta-bur&b are men eopblstleat.ed" -a
aomewbat surptalnc remark about a
dty thlll ...... mi.,.. ol Iron QQ
beer llDd ,olllh ...aaea.
· · Pttlallur'P med to be a hick town
when I ft rat ume," admitted
<8-8'1PD, Pap BZ>
Reservists Up For Bowl
OllMY ...... ~.,..,._
Up ~ People performer Stephanie Hall hopes for a graceful
tooohdown. ·She's from Indiana, and partner Wayne Bridge is mm British Columbia.
B1CA&OL•OOU Of-a.,~ ....
True to football letead, the Up With
People entertainers have called on re-
serves from the sidelines for their ap-
pearance at the Super Bowl Sunday.
Wben three cuta of the touriJ11 troupe
coover1ed oo Coeta Mesa last Friday,
tbey were abort of the 300 performers
needed to fill out the formations cboreo-
gr apbed for the nationally televised
half·Ume show at Pasadena's Rose
Bowl.
80 mE CALL went out to some 200
Orange County alumni of tbe intema·
tional musical enaemble that started l..n
Newport Beach in 1.965.
The U to 20 replacement.a came
quickly and they have been marching,
sinfing and 11oshing through out.aide re·
beanala thia week at Orange Coast
Colle1e and Costa Mesa High School
stadluma.
"We practice oo the field 1f at all
possible because indoor practice doesn't
do that much good when you're trytns
to get the scope of a 100-yard show," a
spokesman said.
TBE "RECllUITS .. weren't that bard
to find. Many were boating current
Up With People troupers. Livln1
with famllies wherever ti.ey eo t. the
beat part ol tbe year·klna uperience.
old and new performers qreed.
Sue Bnaaer, who toured tbe U.S.,
Mexico and South America l..n 1974 and
is now a recreat.iooal therapist in Hunt·
ington Beach, admitted she was
"homesick to get back up on the staae."
What she remembered best wa.s going
to places where most tourists don't get
so she ia retuminl the favor to Pat
Murphy from Pueblo. Colo. and Kathy
Kampa, St. Cloud, Minn
Another alum, Sue Inoue, recal.Ls :
"WHEN I WAS a sophomore m col·
leee, my parentll called me home one
weekend to help eot.ert.am two members
of Up With People.
"Their stories were so exc1lioi and I lilted the way they presented
themselves, so I auditioned and was the
fint Vermonter to be accepted to 1971.
My tourinl partner was a Japanese
girl.
"After I graduated, l toured Japan
extenaively and met my husband-to-be.
When hi• job was transferred to
California, we didn't know anyone, but
everyone's beard of Disneyland. "I naively applied for summer wort
there, DOt realis:t•1 wbat a prise it wu.
But when they aaw Up With People on
my application, they immediately
signed me up u a IUide.
"UP 1tTl1I People obviously opened a
lot of doors for me. I'm still involved
with other cultures, teaching En&lisb as
a second languaee for Huntington
Beach Adult Education."
And she msl.sted on hosting Kioaki
Alba, 23, of Tokyo from this year's
troupe because "only Japanese food is
served at our home ln Santa Ana."
Mary Diamond of Tua tin, wbo joined
her sister, Kathy, ln the show's cast 10
1976, found that after lea.ming the show
for five weeks in Tucson, ArU. training,
the rest of the tour waa spent in dis·
covertna "bow much people are alike,
really aeoerous and hospitable."
BOWA&.D JONES and bia wife of
Cowan Hei&bta. wboee daughter, Cory,
toured ln 1976, still host Up With People
represenu.tives because ''they are such
refresb.inl YOUD& people with the real
spirit ol America."
Their guest, Julie Roehrig, 18, of
(See aE8UVl8TS, Pap BZ>
The Bowl: TO Wateh Or Not To Wateh
" By .JOEL C. DON 6' .. o.6IY ....... ,.,..
DiDJ. perbape, to 1et even duri.DI tbe 1980 World
Seriee.
And (or eome Oran1e Coast women wbo are
uneeremoaloualy known la sports Unao u foot·
ball widows -a la baseball and butetball
widows -Jan. 30 bu arrived acme to IOCJD,
TllB SUPEa BOWL for eom• llpa1a yet
another dreaded lporU HUOD at aD md; when
f amllJ .cbednlee DO loqer must be pnd.leb'
molded U"OUDd the whlttle of tbe 1tart1n1
kickoff and the bani of tbe 4th quarter plAtol.
"It's a violent, stupid same," bellows a
Huntinatoa Beacb woman, who plans not to
watch the Super Bowl.
"I have actually been to a Uve 1ame. They
spend 80 percent of the time piled on top of each
other. To me lt'a borfnl."
Don't 1et U1il apparent lpoftl bluphemer
WTCJlll. She Ukee baseball and butetball.
But football, one of the uatoucbablea in the
buttan ol American lmlltutiom, la "not wol1b
•
-Ollll.Yfll.DT
.. WllBN YOlJ TlllNK ol all the tra11maUc
experimcea a cbUd can IO throqb, auictde can
be a real viable alternative," be says. "The
child .-lhroulb a lot of streufu1 1ituationa.
Suldde makel a Jot of MDH to him."
BroliaD ol family structure coupled with
world eccmomlc ..S polWcal crilel bu con-
tributed to tbe dram.Uc amp in teen suicides
duriq tbe pat 20 yean, says C.paldi, who will
partlelpet.e in a day-loq seminar oo teen-age
suicide Saturday, Jan. 11, at Golden West
Collep.
Also speaking at the free seminar will be
Dr. llicbael Peck, a psychologist and difedor
of youth research and youth services for the Los
AD&eles Suicide Prevention Center; Steve Sax-
on, of the staff development section of the coun-
•
TEEN-AGE SUICIDE speciallsts say
parents ean look for obvious wa.rnln& •iana
when their cblJd:
-Talb or Joke• about committinc suicide.
-Witbdrawa from the family eovlrooment.
-Start.a livhur away personal poeseaaions and cuta off frilDdaltlps.
-Changes eating or sleeping habits
-Experiences sudden depression or low
self-esteem.
About 75 percent of all suicide victims visit
their family physician shortly before their
deaths, notes Peck, who believes the medical pro-
feitslon, aa well aa parents, should be more alert
to an adolescent's "cry for help."
"A family can appear to be normal and
happy." be says. "But they refuse to let the
child talk about his own feelings and unhappi-
ness
•• • Super Stuff
. .
And~ Ibale and 4INwbi6 -ol ICbool ba•• falled •t*b>' and fMhP ol wortbl9u-.... blaan.. 1•u•1 ._,. dlfftcult for a JIDUDI penm1 '° lantft •• wW'ld wit.bout .,. and clrtftl.
Wbat oqr ~ abow are that • least for luJdde. Ulen'•~ daD&ll' lD Udt ol ~ ratblr the too much structure.
••fOS POKNTB TBAT are Oftf'beattn& GD
tbe OD8 band. and t.errtbq ~. OD tbe
otber, IUldde ls more llbb' to occur.••
Beewe °'" tbe tmpioR.-ee ol family ltruc·
ture, ~ tncre•ain~ are turaiq to.
familJ«tiemt.ed t.berapy, la.JS . Wood.
la bl1 work wilb te•n·a1en wbo'••
threatened er au.empted 1uldde, Wood focmea
GD tbe family eam.m u well u helptq
tbe lnd1Wlual tldolelcent cope wttb IOU. de-
mandl and eoc:lal p...aur..
Re tm.... tee:n-aael"I wUh a aptrttaal no-
tion ol tile, mulmbiq Mlf·impol'tance ad
mlnlm•ztna tbe prea1urea ol carw-or IOdal
coai..
"A.. you set 1D toucb wttb tbe • ..,._ ple-
tu.re' of life, you realbe that auldde lau't a op-
tion," be says. And panmta are lnc1-..S 1D tb1a
therapy.
.. You learn mot1t of wb.lt. you do about
parent.inc from belnf parented, which may not work well wttb today 1 youth."
Wood aua be tries to~ tbe famll,y
structure u IOOO u poulbM. to help fa.milJ members wrestle with probkma u a UD1L
"In the •eoa and '70I, we learned to do our
own t.blq," be addl. "In tbe 'IOll and .... we're
goinl to learn to do~ toptber. It ....ta
and it makes a difference.
.. PilENTS llAVt: TO reUbe that ..W...
cent.a are not younc ch.lldrm," ura Capaldl
·'When you have used all tbe IDMbod.t ol eom-
munlcatiooa and the child i. beeom1Ac more
serious . . . lt'a an lndJcatiaa that u a parmt
there ii IOIDethinl you need to do."
Capaldi recall.a one lnataDce when a mother
ignored the suicide threats of ber 16-year-okl
heroin·addicted aoo
Every week, oo schedule, abe would do the
laundry in the garage And the youth, each
(f'romPapBl)
Thomas. "You know, a beer and a
shot." "But it's really changed in the past
two or three years, Tbomu added.
0 Tbere'1 tbll bli. fluhy' cllaco called
Heaven. and it really ii."
Talk about the upcoming game is
non-exlatent amon1 the remainine
players at the bar. Leave that for
press conferences with sports
writers.
ing."
We spend nearly 20 minutes dis·
<.'UISi.ng the VU1Ues of • Hammond
B-3 organ and qree it bu "tbe best
. . . . . llOUDdtn t.be world."
and his girlfriend. Shella Dalt.Oil. Tbe
even.inl bas been special for Boat
because be played collece ball and ii
now coaching a junior b1lh team at
Sboreclilfs School ln San Cemeate.
("The ldda woo 't believe me when I
tell them. .. be said)
••• It's post-midnight and the crowd
baa t.bbmed. Wilkinson bu switched
to Perrier.
l.T. 'l'BOllA.8 AND I get involved
ln a ._ dilcuuloo about cootem-
porary m111lc and b1a ftnt love-
I09pel IOUDds be beard while erow·
lng up in Macon, Ga.
But Tbomu aaya be WOG't buy bia
dream B-3 unW he &ell a biuer
home aince the or1an'1 powerful
twirlinl speakers "would blow my wala apart." (It's getting later.)
* * *
.. It'• really just like biP achool or
colle1e, only older," uya a.c.at of
the oamaraderie and polite bebaftx'
shown by tbeioa at the clu~. "Remember in acbool wbm you
"They've been really nice," says
waltreu Sherron Wersky. "I tbink
they (Steeleni > were kind of aby
when they finit came in because
they're on foreip turf, but they've
been jUlt like other customers."
"I've been reading a lot of music
theory books and taking cla.ues i.n
the off aeaaon to learn more about 7th
and 9th chords," be says. "Football
klnd of took over my life at about 16
and it &)owed me up a bit u far as
leamin& theory instead of Just feel·
The players all have beaded back
to their respective beds, leaving a
few customers involved ln game out-
come predictions (it's gonna be
close>.
AMONG mE• A.&E Paul Roaai
got toeether wt opponents at a
pizza parlor after the game?"
"They're still jual little boys."
adds Ml. Daltoo, "ool1 they sure are
a lot bluer "
( Boroseope
8ATUaDAY, JAN. 11
BJ SYDNEY OllAU
]
AaD8 Olar. 21-Apr. lJ): Empbula on ex-
pansion, aoctal activity, popularity, friends,
bopel and wlabea. You cOu.ld be celebratin1
di.tdendl earned by recent bualneu venture.
• TAualJ8 (Apr. 20-May 20): Take a atand-
refaae to be swayed by thole wbo claim you are = ltubbom. One lD authoritJ will live you t due. Accept added ~blllty.
GKmNI (May 21-June 20); Open lines ol
commanicatlon; 1ubmi~f= manuscript, loD1·n:nee plans. Brlnc cal views into
focu. Another Gemlni, a ~ and a Sagit
t.ariu play key roles.
Getting On With It
At age 65, Dr. Jack Lee can't afford to fail the bar exam.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas (AP) -Llke every
other recent law school sraduate, Jack Lee is
feveriably studyinf for next month's bar exam.
A career banp in the balance, and he admits
be '1 worried.
But the aimilari\y ends there.
Or. Jack Lee wu one ol San Antonk>'s lead-
ing eye surgeons for 30 yean before he ml.red three years qo to become a lawyer. He also
happens to be 6S yean old.
... CAN'T AFFORD to fail the bar exam at
my a1e," Aid Lee. "I'm geWna too old. nme La
runnlDg out. U I'm 1oin8 to accomplilb my
goals, I need to 1et on with it.
"~.it would be very embarrualJ:ll. What
would I tell my m nandchlldren, DOt to me-
tlon my three IOILI? :T be added. • 'Dcm"t beUne
any law acbool snduate wbo t.ella you be'1 DGt
worried about puainc the bar nam.. Y•, I'm
worried.
"Law ICbool wu not easy f« me. It'• Jllll
u bard u medical acbool. I wani at t.be top o1
my clua. I wu rtlbt in tbe middle. I'm Just
thankful l wun't at the bottom."
He aald he bopea hil expertlle and UD·
der1tancffn1 in both heldl can brt.o1 docton and
lawyers closer together
••• Reservists
CrNmPap81)
Loullvtlle, Ky .. wu lookiDI forward to
swaPIUI the rain aear for~. ~Uolr and~ reef COltUmel tbat wt.D ~ten
Sunday's rouCIDM aalutiq tbe Bit Band
era.
• When roan& people, 11 to • yean ol
a1e. 11MIWOG to JoAn tbe eat. mon em-
pbHt. i. placed on penooal com·
patlbllib' tbu mmlcal tralDla&.
''TBS PaOGMll'I empbaes are on
politift lttiUedel, penoaa1 bm>lvement
at all leftJa ad edacatJaaal d1recUam throUlb euhura1 UpolW'e, •• aaitt. Prank
McGee, edltol' of New Woridl m11utne
wbo belped lalmeb tbe pvup.
He nplatnect that tbe nee-political,
noa-rell1loua entertainment format
populalbed tbe moral rearmament of
youth In tbe 'IOll and pn.eated a better
ima&e ol A.mmiea Oftneal.
Cua 1Nl'fl created GD coUele ~
PGHI aD owes" tbe eountrJ. Seme of tbe
1lo1er1 aad daacera were eom-
mluloned bJ eo1 pol'•tiom dmtq the
oatloo'1 bleeatemlial to do 1pecial
lbon It~ loeatiaal ..
Now tbe ...mble'1 tndlmaJ1l -•·
tba• lltie "nelnl ud da"DCtnl -bu
spread to Ew• ad Soalh America.
BlJT 'l'BAft euy to andentmd.
Almost every trouper lntentewed
~ to rem.lnllce . like • dd1d wbo aoea to .-a dttm, "The cut came to
my town and ....
Re-Upholster
That Old Sleeper
S891abor ,_.. tabrict
S 149 yow fabric
IRVIME UPHOLSTERY
J6tl • Os ..... llJ ............. -........ _
SS I ·5402 :;:w
Connie King
.._ tic ·ally ,....,.. artist ...
wlll exhibit her painting• end
dcmomtrate oil end watercolor
technlqua et Roger'a Gardenl on
Saturd.,,, " Sunday, January 19 &
20. She ia most well known for her
mla ...... ra and ello large canvaaa
featuring ~ and andacapea.
CANCD (June 21-July 22): Make amends
to family member for recent .. broken prom.be.''
Strbe to restore domestic harmOOY· Frank dil·
cualon ii neceuary recardlnc bud.let. invest·
meat.a, money altuatloa.
LS.O (July 23-Aq. 22): Be wW1D& to make
cbaqea despite preeoneelftd notlonl. Accent
oe ~atlon, partnenbip, public relatlooa,
marl status. <Aua. •Aua. 22>: Bnlew buic Sameooe la att.empttn1 to bave you
dallllle daty." Cornet libaadon bJ' m•kin1
clear tlYlt Joa ... not ~ alllel.
• •• Bowl
<From Pase Bl)
A ll08TON PAftlOTS fan (her husband,
Robert, la rootln1 for the Steelen), Mn.
McGrody aays 1be'1 followed football lince ber
colle1e days. "But my buaband ii really
knowledaeable and I've llatened to blm."
RUffEll'S
WHOLSTllY
M-R;&;tOOIWO~~
that get the loolw·
Good looluna hair. That~ nooced. That's a Command~ haircut
A haucuc that will hold 1r.. !\hape more than JUM a f~w day<. ua.A (&.pt. IM>et. II): You pt wbat you abet•-be IUN you know what It la JOU ac· tuallJ daln.
MmJ110 (Oet. ZS.NOY. 11): Dtlplay MDM
of ~. Refuse to be Da1Dted into cor-
ner. Nft ClllDl:ndl prcm nluble.
MGl'ITAU118 <Nn. a-Dec. 11): You
make 61« \*-OD .. wblcb ft1 '° IO·'' Ttme ii
• DOW fell'~~
CAl'alCOIN (Dee . .., .... U): Cheek ....
taUa ID 0011D9tUim wttb .U.. r.=· 1av· ,IDO. Yoa will ba rid 01°b'apped" ~
ACIUAlll1JI Cl-. .. ra. SI>: BrMk 1n1
frilD _... wtdda 1P1111 r..atdl& Hlilb"O\
...... tft.'trc 1 I Cl ol ~ acUOD.,.
••• < : Illar. 10)~ .....n, doabtl .,. ......s ii '°" coafJoiil ._ ~.
Yo11 ba" ran OPPoftuillJ &o obt.il8 ICOl'f
I bllllDd the ....,,
But Ii football under tbe complete domlnloo
of the male gender? II there a aUent m~rtty. a
cont.11ent of female f am of the fut-paced sport 7
Bee Slater would probably HY ao.
Come Super Bowl SUnday, you'll flnd Mn.
Slat.I' perched in front of her televlaion aet.
Her husband, Bob, bu to work Sunday.
"I don't th1Dk be would realty watcb It tf be
were at home, unless he didn't have~
elH to do," 1ay1 the 54·year-old retlred .. bUt:
1cbool teaeber. ..
"I love UM ncitement and lbeer em.taJD.
mal ~ tbe 1ame," the ea.ta II•• i'elidmt declares. "Wm, Jon or draw, it bN al•QI beaa
u ••dUDa sam• ror me."
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Today's ~rend
•1 .100 Cl1NN1J"P ,
NEW YOU (AP> -Bau. t.ba opportuldty it •tml>l1 ,....._,t a tort of ftnaadal tbruhlD• about. UMr. ate ouueti "t.Oday for the 1ma1J investor'• t.buat.ma that tbe 19IOI a.em tame and Ila.Ive. n. 'IOll, II you recall, --. years of wild lDv-llllllllJI"" eatll•e•11m1. el tm•ll·lll"'t.or tpeculaUoa, ot •
(Gl"taW ... ~ ~. ol celebrtt1 wY manaaen. or• PeoPle'• capttallam."
llOlt cl tbe aetloD.
bow"'1', ... ceotered
IA ltocb. e:tdm diftct-
~ll~~-~tbs:'u~~~ NEWS ANALYSIS
feaalaaall. lbe 1Aforme4
and tbe coura1eoua
went ID for ''aotic" in·
veataMata aocb u commodiUea.
Commodity investmeota now are routine for many
amaU investors, u are a dozen otber lDvestmenta U..Y
shunned in the lt80s. Own1nt 1 piece of Amelie• m{tbt
mean direct ownenhip of farmland rather than a •tock or
bond. It m!ebt alao mean ownenb.ip ol sold, aUver or eop-
per.
People have even learned to invest in debt, borrowint
money for its tu writeoff value aa well as ita UH lD build·
m1 uaets. Jewelry is bouabt for storing, not wearin,.
Hou.a are purchased ror investment rather than livtn1.
Art la a "colled.ible" rather than an uthetlc accompllab·
meot
O&DINAaY PEOPLE STUDY tbe commoditlH
futures markets right after the sports page. ~retarles
take Joog lunch hours to Wlthdraw aavinga in order to buy
U_S . Treasur; ~cunt1es Hol<krs of S 2S percent pusbook
savings are <'alled unsophuticated when, at the Hme
bank. they can obt.am a yield of 12.45 percent on six month,
Sl0.000 savtngs cerllf1cates S.vtngs accounts, it ia said,
were okay when money meant
sometbi.oe. now. with 13 percent l.nfla.
llon. you have to churn that mooey,
keep it movmg, keep 1t growi.n1.
U you invest through mutual funds
today you doll 't simply sit down and de·
c1de wtucb tt wiU be an income. growth
or speculative fund . That was ~ara qo
when funds invested mainly m atocu. It
woo 't do today.
INSTEAD, YOU& nasr choice ls C"IOUPP
to pick a fund depending upon its specialty, which very
often tsn't stoclu anymore You must choose among
money marltet funds or gold funds or bond fund.s or wbat
have you You muat pick a speciahud fund tn an already
specializ.ed medium
If. m an oid-fastuooed way you plunge directly into the
stock market, your choices are at leut double •bat they
were a decade and hall *'°· But also you bave at leaat
twice as much information Hailable to you.
And that bnn&a up the potn1 ol the dilcusaloa; Are lD·
vaton better olf foe baYbll to much Information and ao
many outkta today~ Or are they Jlllt playiq uae aame at
anacber &ne1 !
TBB N&ED OP £ACB dee.se, ii not each year. ls dif.
feretrt. ID 1llO 0.. search ls for a place to put mooey where
\t won't erode But. can the Ol'dinary penoa 1UtteU(Wly
make we ol that place! After pa,ytac patthue f-., main·
teoaoce fees. and federal, It.ate md loc&l tua!
Tbe questioa, fioally. b .......... Cbe ~k•Uoa, tbe
tremeadoulJy expended ln"9t11Mat oe.dets, tbe ueea to
more raeareh. the beU.eT pohd.q ol markets and tM lite
mates investJ.Qc matt comtnx:ti.e.
Or is the ordinary small lDW!Stor just runniq about,
lrYing to escape tbe aaOIUes ol lnftalion and, u so very
otl.en happens. manaeiag at best to keep-,USt one atep
ahead or the dragon.
Market Puzzled
By Developments
NEW YORK (APl -The stock market wa.s maxed in
an errattc session today. fa~ with uncertainty over the
Soviet Uruon·s plaru5 in the MJddle East and a pnme rate
increase at a maJor bank.
The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials, off more
than 3 pomts al one poant was up 3 S8 to867 14
But losers beld a 4.3 lead over gau>ers among New
York Stock Exchan1e·bsted wues
Traders had other news developments to consider, in-
cluding the government ·s report that the economy ex-
panded at a l 4 percent annual rate. after adjustment for
inflation and seuonaJ fact.on, in the fourth quarter of la.st
year <Story. Page A4>.
1be told price hovered lD the neighborhood of $820-S83S
an o~. ar.a.i.nst $450 about a month ago
Some coal issues loct around on published report& of
some negative analyst comment on the rroup
Passengers Increase
Henry R Vou, president ol Golden West Atrtioea, &.a·
oounced that 702..258 puaeneers were boarded durt.n1 the
year ol im. That repreHOla an iDc:reue ol 12.H percent
over boardlnp of lt78.
The airline boarded 50,"4 pauenaen durln1 &be
month ol December Durinc t.beJear of Im, the firm '1 planes boarded
600, Ta pounds airfrelaht. Small packa1e ahlpmeota for
the year totaled 12.ata. an tncreue ol 183 percent over
ahlpmenta carried durlnf 1t'1'8.
Gold,. Silver Quotations
DAUSN OAH'S two tree
tbrow9 with 2:31 left ··" the BnalDI 1'bat ~ared to be a.a lDIW1DOCIDtab&e .,.... adnntqe,
but UCLA. now W lD eoofereoee
aeuon and a-~ overall. did.a't
l{Oreqain.
Wlll1ams put the Sun Devtla
ahead to Ila)' on a three·pomt
play wtth • MCODds remainlDa.
Tbe ASU forward followed lD a
mlu by teammate Byron Scott,
wu fouled and made the free
throw.
The only acortna after that
wu a foul shot by Williams with
seven aeconds left. Williams
m .. sed b1a second free throw at-
umpt and UCLA's Gia Sims eot
the rebound, but threw the ball
away.
ASU'a Alton Li.It.er missed a
tree throw with three sec:oods
left and UCLA got the rebound,
but the Bruins. who were out of
Umeouta, couldn't get a •bot off
before time exptred.
"I DIDN'T EXPECT it to be
easy at UCLA, but now we'll JLL.5l
have to suck it up." said UCLA
Coach Larry Brown, whose
Bruins entered the season bav·
ing won 13 stnught conference'
championships "Allums would
bave been a fact.or tonight had
he not been m foul trouble."
Brown referred to senior
center Darrell Allums. who
scored eight pomts and bad four
rebounds but. mcredibly, was in
the game for only four minutes.
Allums fouled out with 8:22 to
go
IT WON'T GET easier for
UCLA. which faces elebtb·
ra.oked Not.re Dame ( 10-2) in a
nationally televiaed, DOD·
conlereoce pme Saturday af.
t.ernooa and meets Arlsona ln
another Pac-10 coot.eat Monday
nigbL
Liater and Williams were both
playin& for the first time after
being reinstated earlier tb1s
week. The pair had been
declared academically inehgible
4ast week and had missed two
games each Ltster led ASU with
21 points. Scott added 19 and
Williams had 16.
UCLA forward Kik1 Van-
dewegbe led all scorers with 24
point.a. 18 of them tn the first
hall. James Wilkes and Rod
Foster added 11 and 10 point.a,
respectively, for the Brulna.
PAT THOMAS
U.S. Teams
Planning
Soviet Trips
By The A.uocla&ed Preu
While political pressure
mounts for the United States to
boycott the Olympic Games ln
Moscow this s ummer. two
groups of American athletes a.re
preparing to depart for the Sov-
iet Union in the next few days
despite a request from the State
Department to cancel the trips.
According to a spokesman for
the Amateur Athletic Union. a
U S wrestling team wall leave
ror Russia Saturday and a group
of boxers will depart Tuesday
unless otfic1ally barred by the
Slate Department
Pele Cava. director of the
AAU's press mformat1on depart·
ment, told The A~soc1ated Press
that hls organization is going
ahead with plans to send the two
squads "as long as it g~ no
farther than a request (by the
State Department) not to go. It's
just wait and see." he said.
Meanwhile, the movement to
boycott the Summer Games.
scheduled for Moscow from July
19·Aug. 3, gained momentum u
the Carter Administration COD·
aidend aett1ng up a rival Mt ol
games and the 3Z memben .of
the Muhammad Ali Amateur
Sports Club voted not to
participate in any event "where
Ruasian athletes are 10volved."
At the same time, Don Hull.
the AAU's exe<:ut.Jve direct.or of
boxing, said the State Depart·
ment had raised the possibility
that visas for Soviet track
athletes due in the United Stat.es
next Tuesday would not be
granted.
"That's the same day our box·
en will go to Russia," Hull said.
"The Soviets already have a.a..
sued visas to our men. so there
ii no problem from our end."
CdM Grad Shi-es.
Dickson Wins Skating Title
' SfMlaUodae DaUJ PUot
ATLANTA -Corona del Mar
flllb 1raduate Tom Dickson
tw'Ded in a apartilns freestyle ef ·
fort and captured tbe Junior Men's dwnplonshlp at the U.S.
;Ftaure Skatin& Cbamplonabips,
bere
The dedllve free-ska tins phase
catapulted Dicklon out of fourth
placetoclat~ the crown.
Dlckaon was third in school
fitures and ended up fourth 10 the
,abort prosram when he missed
~e of tbe elemeuta, lurnlo8 a
triple, but mlulq the double
Jmmediately after.
But tbe freestyle victory WU
~o~ to oftHl the earlier diaap-r,mtment. "I can't believe lt," said the
tear·ata'Md 17-year-old. "I'm
&hrtlledtodeath ...
He'll be OD the u.bibltioo floor • 2 .
wttb tbe rest of the ch a mpklos
Sunday htte, with Tai BabUooia
and the rest of ice skatins'•
klnspina.
Now competing out or Colorado
Sprlnp under the coachlns of
Barbara Roles, Dick.son flJliafted
with four first·place votes for 14
ordinals and 130.98 points, ede1nc
Paul Wylie (17 ordinals and 129.64
point.a), Jim White (20 ordinals
and 128.96 points) and Nath&D
Burch (21 ordinals and lZ7.88
points).
As the reigning P acific Coast
champion in bi.a division, Dlcbon
waa not required to skate any of
the regionals or sectionals to
qualify for the championship
event.
Now a student at Pikes Peak
Community Colle1e in Colorado,
Dicksoa'a rise began with the
coachlnC ol Jim Short and Glenn
Shulkein tbeOranee Coast area
4 . . Jimmy the Greek
Thomas vs. SWOnn Is a Natural
,.IN ONS OO&NU, at M, 1M poundl. ~a blue, told aod wblt. mdtcam wttb tbe No. Zf, a
form• Pro 801lrler who beld bis
oppoaeat to three cate!Ms and 25
yaN.a tbe lut ti.me tbey mil ID tm, om of t.be mon ..,.._.
cornerbaeb of all time -Pat
Thoma.''
(The crowd roan.>
"On tbe other aide of tbe line
of scrlmma1e, a bometown
favorite. At M, 1IO poanda, be wu a three-year at.art.er for the
USC Troja.oa. Hit team woa a
national championship tn um
and be WU the NFL'• No. 1
draft plck the followtng aeuon.
W earlnl a black and told UD·
lform with the No. 88, a member
of the tbree·lime defendine
Super Bowl champion. Pitts·
bursb Steelers -LJnn
Swann."
<AaaiD, the crowd roars.>
CLEAaLY, THE BATTLE
between these two will be a de-
Usbt to the ardent football fan.
And, ob, what a contrast in
styles they'll see.
First there's Thomas -
physical, bard-nosed, autsy. The
type of player who would do
anylhlna -without playl.na dir·
ty -to try to st.op a receiver
from catching the ball.
Then there's Swann -
gracduJ, acrobatic, great han<h
and no fear whatsoever of
catching a ball in heavy tralftc.
"1 'm not worried about
anybody," says Thomas, who
-1IMd llOt ••m w. ,..r ·can A MAH. H•'• buman. I wttll ~ e.U muaci.. I'll de-think JOU em deltro)' bl.a wt1l to
fed UM belt I ~u. catch tbe ball." aan Tbomu.
() "You JcMlt have to be up lD b1a ••t DON'T PVT Biii cm ~face aDda)'.''
pMaaal • Ood'• ~ ,... '·Brea~ my trill!'• scoffs cdYer, be,11 fflY IOOd-Swann. "ft!Opie ant always try.
One t!Jq I don t _do !~ UD· ln1 to ftnd .ame lewera1e. aome
denahn:1t. m1 oppo-Met weatw. I've never hem ln·
"I believe in mYMlf Md I tlmidated before and I doa't
beli•te ID ID1' ball dub," COUil· think I will now.
ten Swann. "I don't like to rate
eornerbacb so I won't rate Pat
Tbomu, althoucb h•'• very aooc1. .
"If be W1aDt1 to play pbysical,
we <~ven) have ways ol be-
ln1 pbyaical, too. You just
match farce wWa force."
Swann. like Tbomu, b.u allO
been bobbled by i.njwia. He db.-
located b1a left toe early ln the
season and pulled a baaut.rt.na
midway throu&b the campalp.
He miaaed three sames and
parta ol four othen.
"l'M NOT A.8 GOOD u I wu
last year," admit• Tbomu,
"and I doo't feel be is, either.
The ill.Junes we've bad tbla
year bu to wear a person down
I may not be the Pat Tbomu ol
last year, but I'm a little
smart.tr."
"This bun't been the type of
1ea100 I would have liked to
have had:' says Swann .. But I
was happy with what I did when
J was able to come back and
play."
As waw any spt.X-..U1g event pit·
ling two 10div1duals. the
paycbologicaJ aspect plays a big
factor. The hype between this
duo was no different.
"Of course the ultimate t.o
mental warfare .. catcb.lq a
pua and aeoriDI with it.·•
One of the many thlnss
Tbomu feela Swann bu sOOi&
for him .. b1a quarterback -
Terry Bradlbaw.
"He baa an excellent
quartert.ck lD Bradabaw, •• says
the four.year veteran. He can
really thread the needle ii be bu
t.o.
''SWANN~ 8P.8T asset ta that
be bu excellent eoaeeotraUoD.
U be can set b1a bands aa the
ball be•u cateb lt. Tbat'• wby
you doll't play to burt him, but you try to break b1a wtU.
•'The only way to be one of the
belt ta t.o play ooe ol the belt.
I'm sure I'll be tested because
they feet I milbt be hurt. I may
not be 100 percent, but I'm ede·
quate enousb to 1et tbe job
done ''
"( don't bel1ne be'• bmt."
aays Swann. not waatlnl to
psycbe-up b1a oppGDeDt.. "Play·
int •pi.alt him ta • penona.1
cballeao fOf' me and i hope I
win I'll do what.ever ( bave to
do t.o be suceesaf uJ."
"It picks me up a little
because I know there's 1001& to
be a lot of people watcbin& roe
"I actually have notblnt to
IOH." says Thomas. "U I do a
good job people are eoing ta uy
·Pat Thomas is a quality cor·
nerback." U I don't do the job. lf
I look bad. people will just say
'Swann looked eood'."
Franco Harris ls sald to be built like a tire
hydrant but in the Ptttaburah suburb of
Moon, there's a fire hydrant built like
Franco Harris. This one, like so many
others in the area, is the work of Nancy
Gorr who has dressed up the normally
staid hydrants in honor of Sunday's Super
Bowl game between the Steelers and the
Rams.
LYNN SWANN
Sweet Joe
Greene?
Sometimes
87 DAVE CUNNINGU.. Of_o.119 .........
Joseph Greene bas never
particularly cared for the
nickname Mean Joe, but it's
hounded blm for 11 yean now,
a.ad be doesn't tb1ot it wW go
away.
"Mean'! Sure. I'm mean
sometlmea." the Plttabursh
Steelera defensive tackle aays.
"But I'm a penoo. I have all the
qualities lbal other people b.a.e.
..... •EAN, TOUGH. aqry,
sweet and sincere.·· Greene
says: ··And when 1ame Ume
rolls around. 1·m no different.
I'll sllll experience all those
qualities berore, during and
&!ter the game "
Rams quarterback Vince Fer-
raeamo wouJd prefer to face
Sweet Joe Greene oo Sunday.
but be fears It will instead be the
usual Mun Joe
ADd desptte Greene's claim to ••eetneu and sincerity, stories
of bit meanneu abound.
RE STA&TED BY intentional-
ly nmmng over officials m high
school. and graduated to shat-
tenne bis helmet against a goal
post and sp1ltlng in the race or
Ch1cqo linebacker Dick Butkus.
"Nobody'1 nice all the time."
Greene says in b.1$ defense
Tbe nickname actually started
as a blunder by a Pittsburgh
aporuwrtter. Greene came out
of Teua Tech, wbere the foot·
ball team was called "Mean
Green." and tM reporter mis ... takenly tboocht it WU a ref·
ere nee to tbe player. rather
tban the eolor.
"At ftnt I didn't understand
it. I took the Dldmame as beine
ne1atJve." Greene saya "Now I
10rt ol take it u a compliment."
TBA'rS WHAT happens when
you become a mellow, aeaaooed
veteran. You take thin&• in
stride. l.JWe thinas don't upset
you anymore.
Nol that tbe nickname bas
hurt him all that much. In fact.
it bu liven him a nolorlety that
otber defensive linemen.
perbapa even some with .com·
parable talents. haven't en·
joyed.
Coca·Cola pays Greene
$150,000 a year for personal
services, which Includes a TV
commerclaJ In which Mean Joe
softens after being offered a
Coke by a youn1 fan.
They wouldn't offer com·
meririals like that to someone
named Sweet Joe
818 TEAMllATE8, however,
say hit nickname could just as
appropriately be Sweet Joe as
anythlna else. Most out.spoken in
(See GREENE, Pase 87)
Steelers Get Twice as Many Check Marks
.------... ~ ., ,. ••11-----
The Rama have at Jeut one edge in the Super Bowl,
accordiq to defeulve end Fred Dryer who notes: "We
have more ltaHana than they do. Franco (Harria> is ball
Italian and Vmce (Ferra1amo) ls a whole Italian. We're
up on 'em, ltalian·wise.
/fl•flk I•,..••• B•rli I• IJ•lfer81
Los Angeles Lallera rookie guard Eanbl m
•••alk'' Solmlem wtU play t.anlCbt when AUanta
invades The Forum for a National Basketball As·
aociation 1ame. John.son bas missed the last two
games because of a groin l.njury, but the l~en said Thurs-
day that the former Michigan State All-American would be
available .for duty against the Hawks ... Walter Davi1.' eight-foot JWDP-shot at the buzzer Rave Phoenix a 101-99 vie·
tory oftr the Hawks. Thursday ... J~
Loq scored 12 of hia 24 points, includiilg
the game-winner, in the ftnal period as
Detroit squeezed put Washington, 110-107
. . . Dave Boblscb scored a career f;iJ,h 36 points, including 21 in the seccmd , to
spark Cleveland to a 116-112 triumph over
San Antonio . . . Pete Mararidt was
placed on walven by Utah . . • Denver's
Duhl 'nlllflD• bad his left foot placed in
a cut because ol strained liaamema and
will be sidelined from three to a1x weeks
... The La.ken' televiled game with
Boston lat week drew tbe bJ.Cbest ratiq of 8J11 opening
game in tbe seven-year hlltory ol the NBA Game of the Week
OD CBS. Tbe N'ielaen ratmi wM 8.5. ,,..,.. C..••-.-........ Streu
Paal Del•1rea acored t•lce~o lead m
Philadelpbla to a 5-1 NaUooal ~~vie-, 6 tory over Qdeqo 'l1lunclay niabt. ~ tbe
Flyers' 1mbeaten streak a home to at _pmes •.•.
Beb N1*om Bllb Banta and IOU ._, aeored two coa1a
apiece to le;f the N"ew York Islanders to a M rout of 'J'oron.
to ... 8&aa .hutba scored twice in a 1even-1oal Boston ex-
plosion in the second period u tbe Brulna dealt Edmonton a 7-1
losa ... Kea& NU..., Pa.a Hz• •en. and G91 '>-'=anl
scored power-play aoall aa Atlanta beat Colorado. '91 .•.
JonlJ Doq.lu scored three goala to help Hartford best
Plltaburgh, 7-1.
Orego• St•te E"•*• Vp•et
Freshman Aal"Oll llukla milled tbe ftrst half m of a one-and-one free throw opportunity with one
aecdnd left Thursday night to allow fourth-ranked
OrelOD State to escape with a~ PacU1c·lO Con·
ference basketball victory over Waabinston State ...
W aabingtoo 1ot 12 points apiece from .James Woedl and Stan
Walker as Oregon went down, 9--46 ... ID the Bie 10 it was
Ohio State besting Minnesota. 75-70, in overtime u Herb
WDUama and Kelvin &auey scored all 11 points in OT ...
Drake Mont. scored 29 pomts to lead 11th-ranked Purdue io
a 68-63 win over Northwestern . . . 8Q Telbert scored l8
polnta and Batc1t Caner added 17aa19tb·ranked Indiana beat
No. 13 Iowa, st.-... Nevada-Lu Vegu dealt Seton Hall a
67-ts km at Madiaon Square Garden behind SkbleJ Gren'•
13 rebounds and 11 points . . . Fred C.Waa scored 18 points to
lead No. 8 Kentucky to a 7&-63 Southeast.em Conference win
over Florida . . . &eclle .JahMm led a ~ surge in the
second half to pace TeJU)esaee to a 70-81 conquest of Mia-
siaaippi State.. •• ID the Pacific Coast Athletic Aasociatioa,
San Jose State loged a N-61 triumph over Long Beach State
as Wall7 aaM seored Z7 DOillta ••• Du PallllUI and Bebby
Dntl ca.me off the bench to ieore 16 pointa apiece to lead
Fresno State to a 81-M victory •Wit Cal State Fullerton . . .
Deaa ...,_ and Ke&~ Beed sC!JONd 20 pointa apiece to lead
Utah State to a 8W4 triumph at UC Santa Barbara ... San
Dleao State 1uffend a 73-a West411'D Athletic Coaterenee loss
at Tdu·El Puo u ..._. Ude. exploded for 20 polnta to
paoe tbe wtnners. ......
s.1•111 •• £aau • ..,.,.9 r •• ,...
Cbleqo't Ante Golclmu tooll the lead in a •
Profeuion•I Bowlen A.uociation tournament at
Anaheim'• Wooderbowl 'lbursday n1iht-Goldman,
wbo bad never led a tourney before, be1an match
nlav tn third olace but ftnisbed with a 89·pln marlin over
Jo'wv Pma'1la ot Statem llland, 5,118 to 5,Tlt. TM~ five
bowlen after tontot't competition advance to Saturda, • na-
tionally televiaeC! finals . . . use. which produced the
Hellm• Tropb.f winner in footblll, al.lo bad the Vince Lom· bardl Award winner u oftenatft iuard .,.. ..... wu
named the ut:IOo'a Uneman ol the year .•. D~.1 a.cen,
fonMI' JllcM1an ~ football coach. WU oftlcWl1 named. to u.e bad ~ at ArtlOOa State, end1nc dayt ot speculation
Oftf 1Wtici woa)d aucceed rraak ~ · . •afk 8tdJIH11, wbo ,,.. tbe llQ&est check d bl.I four.year pro Coif career
wttb • ..-plliN. bl Boti .. ~. boldl tbe ftl'll·niand
tead ta dll Phom1a <>pa after ftdnl • 00'.boeeJ. m·unde ~•~.-A it10ke beck an '-" • AallJ Beu Ud J.C.._.. ... J'onDlr Gardea Groft Nlddmtt UA· •ute .... Wbo aMd to tnln ID Colla Meu, moved Into
--~ • tbl u~ l'lpn •at•n• •mPk-Mlpa in At'we ADli 11 dw"Mll'W .,... rnr 1, Who n.s a na....a~'nundu ... 1'1 lfCAA .._... • u.
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UN It.:
UCI Loses
Verdict,
Jerrett
STOCKTON -It looked Jr'Nl
for a wblle, but in the end tbiJlls
went pretty sour for UC lrviDe'a
Anteaters Tburaday nt1bt as
tbey absorbed a 5t-46 Paclftc
Coast Athletic Association
basketball defeat.
Tbe Anteaten, who held a
three-point lead at halftime and
trailed 48-44 with 3:18 left. saw
Unlnratty of Pacific rattle off 11
stralibt polnta to take command
oftheluue.
By the time the Ant.at.en
were to score again there were
only 21 secood.s remainlnC and
the A.oteat.en' third lou in as
many PC.AA starts wu sealed.
Compounding UCl's mi.series
was tbe loss of 6-10 Lamont Jer-
rett, the ZJG.pound Junior OUl of
Los Angeles.
Jerrett suffered a dialocated
left shoulder, ii definitely out ol
UCl'a game at Fresno State
Saturday and bis future remains
cloudy.
"We played excellent defeme
in the first ball, but we Just went
terribly cold from t.be field in the
aeeond half and were unable to
penetrate Pacific•• .aoe, •• laid
UCI Coach 11m ntl.
The bmtl found they eou.ld DOt
contain the An&eawn wt.th mm-
to-ma defeme, but wben ta.y lot tbe liMd and 1wttcMd to a N
ione, lt wu C'Ul'talns for UCI.
Viet« Cooyen .aha.aced bia
coallerenee-leadla1 fleld 1oal
percent•&• of 11 pereent bJ malclaa tis al DlDe atClempta for
lZ points, wbile UCI teammate
Quentln Brown allo acored a
do1ea count.era. Padftc Junlor Roa Conelb•. a f-1 junior, WU beld to eiCbt
pointl (4 of 12) by the defense of
Steve Rod1en, Conyers and
Brown.
George Dzubak led UOP with
18 pointa. -·
F,....PageBI
GREENE .•.
h ii pr.a11e ot Greene is
quarterback TetTY Bradshaw.
"I have a special place in my
heart for Joe," Brad.shaw says
"He befriended me when I was a
rookie and be wu • friend when
tbing1 were:!fioinl{,so well." Greene a ta a tpeclal cJoH.
nea1 to Bradshaw, something
uncommon between players on
oppOljte unl.tl.
WREN B&AD8DAW COD·
-IAPAN. WBICB WILL GBT a II••
trammfmon but abow It 12 boun later, la MDdfn1
a crew ot ll people '°' a TV bootb at the ROM Bowl that only bolds 10. ltmta.ro Watanabe will
handle tbe play-by-pla,y and Kaoru ICutiota wUl
provide tbe color.
-Those barely aoula in tbe Arctic wateb.l.q out
for nuclear attack on tbe Dlstant EarlY Wa.nainc
System <t.be DEW Lioe) will receive a tape o( the game.
-saJJon wbo ean do wit.bout many tb1np
woo't be dolna wttbout Super Bowl XIV. A com-
SPORIS ON 'D'
........ n .....
TSLCf8)N
11uo.(J>-nNN11-~o1 wcr Cb~~. taped la lfOi:m'ML A ftnt·roUnd
matcb Mt..,, Bjoru Bo:J ~Jobe . =~-(4) -00 & &UU'l'MLL -'J"be lrllb of Notre Danie meet tM UCLA
Brutm • Pauley Pavtlloa. 2: p.m. (4) -OOU.SOB llA9&&T8Al..L -
TM CeU!ornla Golden Bean meet tbe StanfOl'd
CardlAall tn 1 P•c-10 same at Stanfcml.
I p.m. (2> -GOLP -Tblnt round D1u tD tbe PhoeOla ()pea. (7) -Pao BOWLIP(G ~ Tiie
MUia HICb Life Clullc ftom ~-Taped.
4 1>:m. <%> -8PO&TS 8PlrCl'ACUIA& -11Mt NFC ~,,,,,.,.,. Vl.k1n& Parkettea take OD tbe AFC
Illa mt Dolpb.ln Starbrites ioi tbe battle of the Nl'L
cheerleaders. Abo, Dick Stoctt.oa report.I from
Puacleoa OD Sunday'• SUper Bowl and tbe World
Cup aldtnl event at Wwgen, Switzerland.
4 :30 p.m. (7) -WIDE WO&LD 01" SPOaTS -same day coverage of tbe pairs and ladies
eventa at the 1980 U.S. natlooal fipre akating
cbamplom.blpa in Atlanta. Abo: international cliff
d.twtn1. ccmclusioo of the women'• world speed 1-..ttnc dwnpM>nshlpa and world cup skilai.
S p.m. (2) -Nft. GAME OP THE WED.
7:30 p.m. (4) -ROAD TO PAM.DENA -A
preview ol Super Bowl XIV, featurtq areat mo-
menta fnJm put games as well u embarrualne
ones. Also. interviews with coacbea Ray llalavasi
pany called "Sb.lpa at Sea•· wW peddle tapes to the ~ ~A.o11:~ <52..> BO&SE &ACING -Today
itinerant oil tankers In the Atlantic and Pacific. a p.m. <SO> -PRO SOCC£L
-AME&ICAN WO&&Bas IN ea-patriate Ari~:.· J:t -COLI.EGE BA8KETBALL -
communities, like Aramco's compound in Saudi -RADIO
Arabia and Phillipa Petroleum in Staavan1er. Basketball _ Notre Dame at UCLA, 12 · 30
Norwll)', won't be misaLnc thil annual pi«e of KMPC (710) ..... __ t use 1 .. .., Americana, either. pm • · ruu.uua a • :- p.m.,
-Even someone 1, ..... k in the _Australian out-KNX (1070). Utah State at Long Beach State, s·os -pm .. KLON <88 1 FM> and KNAC (105.S FM>. back community of Puckapuoyal will aee the Women's Basketball -Aniona State at Steelerafromand-~-~mla.,Tbat communJty la IO far UCLA. 7:SO p.m., KPCC (89.3 f')I). away ~u c vUzetioo tbal a TV slpal l5 u..-~ A''--ta t 1n..... 7 CJ\ KllS .. n .. IJ.. But .a-.. .--.....;:r -u.u a a._...., :,,., p m., unavaa.&AUIC. one ean set a vi~uMUe re-(l"°).
corder and Trana World ln&emauonal <TWI> will Auto Racing -Western 500 from Riverside
send lD a cauetie of tbe 1ame. 0 -10 30 KLAC (570) TWI. a world-wide producer and diatributor o( naceway, . a. m '
TV shows, holds the foreign rights -eacept S-11 .. 's Tl'. lladle
Canada and Mexico -for tbe SUper Bowl. Some of
TWl's intem.atiooal cUenta for tJus game mclude
Australia -the only OM to uk for the baHU1ne
show -Veneiuela, Guatemala. Saudi Arabia.
Hong Koo1. Tballand and Korea
"Aa you can see, we're leavmg no atone un-
turned in getting the game to anyone who wanu
it,•· said Jim Bukata, TWl's sales director.
AND 'IUEY'&E TBINENG ahead, too. TW1
is sending an audition cueette to CCTV. the na-
tional TV network in China. "We want to abow bow
excltina lt is. so we can sell it to them DeJrt year,"
Bukata said.
"We used to have an omce in Iran. but we
moved it to Hooe Kooa before tbe Shah was over-
thrown."
But TWl'1 foretp fees are penny-ante sid
compared to ~· take for tbe America.D ...,..._
cut riPta-'l1M co9t ot oee minute ol COCD.IDll'dlJ ttme ii -.oao. aad CBS wW ban 22 mtnutesol M-
vertlltDC durtlll tM 1ame. TM network bed •
trouble se1Jinc out the time. '!'be price tac of near-
ly ball a mlllloa dol1an ii the most expemive com-
mercial miDute9 ever. Hawtdnl products cm lat
year'• SUper Bowl OD NBC COit t:no.ooo a miDute.
SUNDAY'S ucaon 11 set for 3:10 p.m .
PST, ao much of it will be lD prime time in tbt
EuL 1be four-year, MOO million contract with tbe
three networb and tbe NFL alterna• the SUper
Bowl bttweeo CBS and NBC.
Two ween .. o. the bilbest rated sport.a show
was not tbe NFC cbamplon.sb.lp Kame between Los
Angeles and Tampa Bay, but the post.game abow
that was enUrely in prime time •
Cll8 18 TICKLED to have it this year. As ooe
character in the Broadway show "A Chorus Ll.ne"
sings, "I need tb18. abow," and CBS desperately
needs the Super Bowl. ID the late 19705, the
network's sports operation was tut by lbe "wlnner-
take-all" t.ennil aeaodal. saw ats Natiooal Basket-
ball A.ssoclation ratings plummet and lost out to
botb ABC and NBC for the premier 1oternallooal
event, the Olympics.
1,000 Will Rim
In Newport I 0-K
TELEVISION
9 a m (2> -NBA BASKETBALL -The Seat
tle SupeJ'Soolcs play the Celllcs in Boston
9 30 a .m <41 -TBJS YEA& IN THE NFL
A ka~1c look al. the urn NFL season. m
ciudin& tributes to 0 J. Slmpeoo and the Tampa
Bay Buccaneers Alao: How the Rams and
Steelers cot to the Super Bowl
9 45 a.m. (34 > -FUTBOL 80CCEL
10:30 a.m (4) -COLI.EGE BA.8&.ETBALL -
Tbe L&J Ftghting Ti(en TS. the DePaul Bl~
Demons lD Chicago
11 Lm. (7) -SVPEUTAU -Well-known
atbletea pul tbeir versatility to the tell 1n thla
aeries.
U :IO a.m. (2) -GOii -P'lnal roand play 1n
the Pllomix Opell OYer the 5,'1Jl-yard Pboenbt
Coualr7 Club COW'M. Mom (7) -BOXING -ABC'a l.ntematkmal
ebmplnmbip bodq ~ ita aeCODd MUOD
..._ Alai.a ArpeJlo <a...+G> delenda bil WBO
world super feat.bet welPt title •lainat Rubin
Cutillo (45--0). (22) -~ANGLE&.
1%:30 p.m. (4) -TUC& AND ft&l.D -The
U .S. Olympic Invttatiaaal. taped SMmda7 at New
Yon'• Mectiton Sqoare Gudm.. ,
l:.JD p.m. (2) -StJPD BOWL '!ODAY -
Sc:beduled aecmeaa lDclade mterriewa wi1b tbe
coacbel. lbetr wiftll ad tbe QBe bnohed lD Super
Bowl XIV; an analy&la of tbe eompetiq team•'
strengtbl by Geor1e Allen, John lladdeu 8od Jlm•
my "the Greet," commentary by Jack Whitaker
and Andy Rooney; and a tribute to Vlnce Lom·
barcli by Paul Hornung
3 pm. (2) -SVPt:a BOWL DV -Tbe Pitts·
burgh Steelers and the Los Angeles ~ from
Pasadena's Rose Bowl \ _
7 30 p.m <521 -HORSE RACING -Today al
Santa Anita
&ADIO
Jo'ootbalJ Super Bowl XIV. the Los Angeles
Rams vs. the Ptttsburgb Steelers, 3 p m , KMPC
(710).
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clau.&es.>
*u~f&rf>l'~ 714) 761-2'l51 .
Get year 'round lawn can
with a •ersatfle SNAPPER!
sidered retirement earlier In the Sue Petersen d Lasuna Beach and former UC
year. Greene said be would quit Irvine star Ralpb Serna are amoq the favorites in
right along wltb bim. the inaucural 10-kilometer Run for Hoag that will
"If you retire. I retire,.. be staged Saturday mornifll at 9 in the back bay w"' °"'-' m-...-........... II Aa ---Greene told bia quarterback. area ot ~•port Beach. .--i• A ........... -J• A -.......,.., ••"' ··we gooutcoeetbet'.'' ~ ~ ....... _1, ... ..._....
Bradabaw baa since re-M0tt than 1,000 entrants have aiped up for considered. laying be lntendl to tbe 8.2-mlle raee. Late eatranta cu rellater at Any way you cut It .
plaJ out hJ.a contract for tbe '7 :30 SaturdQ mornlDI for a S5 entry fee. the ra~ It'• a snap with• SNAPPER!
Steelen, wblcb includes two 1tarta at tbe Newponer Inn. NOW S30 OFF
more aeuou. It'• all part ot Clambake Week, 1pomored by ANY MOOfL
But Greene could very well be the ssz Club al Boal Memorial HolpUal. ~, (7 fYJ /.) /O}/O}r./fi)
playj.ne in b1J 1ut 1ame Sunday. The nm wU1 be followed by tbe amaul Hoq OW/,1JVV/..SW
He says the tbou1bt bu croeaed Hacken HUI.mt on Monday' a rout for Jim • -:>. r_,. ,,..,.,,,,
hil m.lnd. even if Btadahaw re-Fre1om on iru.claJ1 cocktail party oa WedneldAJ FAULIMElt LA WMMOWEI SHOP t~AM P&E88 IUldes. DOied and tbe two clua OI pro-am tournament pl( plaJ 11a_._ __ ..,.,.C11111a_
for their Olltlmlaim, bave tb1a to ,..a_t_i_rvtne __ Cout __ ~_ 'rb-und.lllC"""_•_J-rand--Fri-d_•Y_· _____ !::::::==~:!!'.._~no~J:!!•= ........... ~==w.~w.~=w==:::!!!!!~~
say about Greene :
••At 33 be no lon1er dominates
tb• came u be dJd at the peak ot hia career, but be'• bea1thy
and atill one of the beat de
fen1ive linemen in
the NFL .•. Hal Jolt tome ol
bl1 1trenftb, but 1peed and qulcknesa are exceptional."
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Ocean View. Orao1e
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Cbril Bolin'• 20 p(>inta
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pllia1 up a 42·13 lead alter three quarten ln
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Plenty of music, dance, dramatics to be watched be/ ore Super Bowl
WOODWIND Vlll'nJ080. 11.aJ'ftJ PtUe1. wUl plQ ......, kind ol Ill· _....from tbe UDJ IOpl'anino to the Ilia buttanewlM!D b1I trio l*form.s ror
tbe llat1lar Al"M Commun.tty Aaocia·
tioa atl~at ~hleb acbool.
Their npa1.olre lncludel the maaic
et Bach. Ravel, Duke EWncton and
Rlcbard Roda•n. The New York
TlJD• reported Pittel "plays t.be IU·
~ • brilliantly u aeema poui·
Seuooal memlterships In the U·
aoclation, priced at •14 ror ..tulta, $7
students and S3S famlly, will be aold
at the door.
TWO LEADING avant 1ar4e JU%
ensembles will appear in the two con·
cert.a at UCI at I and 9 p.m . Sunday.
An~••· lmoWD for lta "o..burt· ed &Dd ''8plrlt1 la J'tllo.,hJp"
albu°':lu wt1I round out UM twnlu wttb Cline on J)ercuulOft ana
RoMnc> lltraoda on bua, *kinl up·
OoUa'llAW, nutea and rtee:riln.
Tbe • tlcteta for tbe cloa blll an nallabM at 'llcatroa outlta and tile
GatewaJ Commooa box oftke an cam·
pua.
ON M'nlllDA Y at UCl'a PIDe Atta
Villace Theater the Odeaaa
Balalaikas will atrU1D and ainc
Runt.an folk music, startlnl at 8
pm. General admission ia $4
Members of this Amencan troupe
provide an authentic performance of
Russian folk songs and gypsy music
by drawin& from family berita1e,
reeordinel. pnnted mu.sic and con·
tacta with Soviet 1mmi1ranta and
contemporary artiata. The IJ'OUP also
travela to the Soviet Union
periodically to research muaic and
acquire instrumenta.
They play mostly handmade
balalaikas, raneinc from the small,
three-stringed prima to the con·
trabaas which stands over 6 feet tall.
Other instruments featured are lbe
bayan (a wind instrument similar to
the accordion>. the domra <an early
version of the balalaika>, the kuvykly
(pan pipes) and lozhi and treshotslu
(wooden percussion instruments>
Jules Hemphill, Olt'Ver Lake,
David Murray and Hamiel Bluiett -
known collectively as the World Sax-
ophone Quartet -will play wtthoul a
rhythm section in a ranee of styles
that often includes New Orleans
counterpoint, bebop unisons and ex·
preaaicmist improvisation.
Tbe Vinny Golla Trio of Loa
Besides singing, the musicians m·
corporate stories of Russian villaee
life and an explanation of each sona's
lyrics. ODESSA BALALAIKAS READY TO STRUM AND SINO ABOUT RUSSIAN FOUCLORE AT UCI SATURDAY.
Laughter's Locked Up
GEM Actors
Show Inmates'
RiskyP~s
When patient McM.urpby
swa11ers into the ward ln "One
Flew Over the Cuckoo'• Nest,"
be aeta elf a war with vindictive
Nurse Ratcbed.
The comedy nows u be dots
battle wltb tbe nurse and
171tem, but a tut tactic -a
Jobotoo:\y -proridel a pim re-
aolutioD to tile story.
IN 1'BB GB• Theater pndae-
tlon or Kea lteHJ'• comic trai•. Blll Parldll doel tbe
1wa11ertn1 witb tbe 1adl.atic nune'a aelf ·f'iebteoul uaault cm
patlenta performed by Loil
Farah.
Le Ron Evans portrays the
forlorn Chief Bromden, wbo
breaks out of Illa catatoala under tile influence ol wild llcllurpbJ
Uti\.'S.
Lelmd Da'fll, lten TomliDIC!I\
Robert Lelbovlch. Brett 11.-eer and Earl llcCUUla plaJ tM
otber lamat•• aad Nane1
.Johaloll and .Jean Wolff ~
part)' llJ1I who eallftll one da1 on tb• ward. SplpeleH Dr.
SplHJ 11 pl1yed bJ Beuon
Patllln.
OCC Singers Offer Mozart Mass
Orange Coast College's 65 voice Chorale.
accompanied bv full orchestra, wtll present
Mozart's "Reqwem Mass," K 626 at 8 p m
Saturday in the auditorium on the Costa Mesa
campus.
Tickets, priced at $3 for adult.a and $2 for
children under 12 and senior cltizeoa, may be
purchaaed at tbe ticket omce in tbe coJJeee'a
A~ BuiJdint from 8 Lm. to DOOD
SaturdaT •at u. door.
OCC'S Z:S..VOICE Chamber Si.Dien also will
be featured lD the concert. offeriq Badl'•
"Miaaa Brevls" in G Mljor.
The award·wlnnlni chorale and chamber
ensemble have been under lbe diredioo of Richard M. Raub, aasoclate professor of music,
(left), for the paat 10 years.
Mozart's "Requiem," accord.mi to Raub, 1s
a work of austerity and beauty.
"It is a pieee of immense geruus wtuch.
stands as one of the ereatesl choral pieces con
ceived," he said. ''Mozart d.td not live to firush
the work. ll was completed by his pupil,
Suessmayr."
SOLOISTS WILL include soprano Jane
Thorngren, alto Catherine Stoltz, tenor Ptullip
McLendon and bass John Ross.
Miss Tborncren, a member or lbe John
Biges Consort, bu done much solo work in
Southern Calilomla. Mila Stoltz has performed
as a sololSt in lhe Carmel Bach Festival and ls a
formermemberofthe RogerWae.nerCborale.
McLeodon. a vocal ln.atructor at the lluaical
Academy ol t.be West m Santa Barbara, bu ap-
peared wi1b many pro(eak:Jnel °"=attona,
includiq tbe William Hall c:honle.. a pro.
feuor al music at Ri.enide CIQ Colllee bu
performed db Robert Shaw. '
.. l UBVIB" la ODii ol lo.r abort.
mUM8 eompaMd by Bfftl.
"Tbe piece, wntteo ia 17S3. a.empllfiee bia
most adYanced and co~H st)'le of
writi.al." Raub aaid. "For tat, it &11e1 c:mly t.be
'l[yrie' end 'Gloria' Mdiam ol tbe Roman
litu.rty.''
Soloist.a will include tenor Thomas Randle
and bus Michael Blakeney, botb members of
OCC'a Chamber Sinlera.
THE CBO&ALE, which bas repeatedly re-
~i ved biib commendationa at musical festinls
throughout the Southland, was ooe of the few
community colleee eroups chosen to perform
at last year's national coovenUoo of choral
directors m Kansas City.
While the colleee presmted Mourt's "Re·
quiem" about six years aeo. RAub explained
be lites to repeat masterworks of this
masnitucle because "the whole preparation and
rebearstnc with a professional orchestra i4 so
memorable to the students "
RA'' ET PACIACA 10 llREllNT RUSSWI PANTAIY, UTTLI HUMPBACdD HOR8E9
C8fGlne ~ Antell Wroblewild, Giii Gtttftn W8'dl Loula Cener l.ellP
Magic Horse to Dane~~·
,
zz Gets Su~r ·weekead Off to a Good Stan
VIOLIN , Otto• AaMAND, end Frwl\ f lutJst. Mkhet Olllost, wUI
Ill fMtured when ttw Toutou• CJ-.mber Orcbeltra perlorms without a conductor .. I: ts p.m. Thurtcs.y In the LeguM
Bffch High School Auditorium, 625 Park
Ave. TJcUts cost $1. The program,
4 .. IPOftSOf'tid by the Leouna BNch CNmber
Music Soc .. ty, will Include Ccntll'1
L'l 1 Concerto Grosso, OD. 6 end Vlvaldl's
Two Concertos for ~lute.
-. "CONNECTION," A MODElltN JAZZ
• combo, end a saxophone sextet wlll pro-vide the music at I tonight tn the campus
· Theater at Fullerton College, 321 E.
Chapman Ave. Admission to the concert
of e"angements bv Chick Corea, Bud
Shank, WNther Report and others wlll be
12.50 for edUftl and S1.50 for. ltudlnta.
TH• LONOeaACMIYM~Y
wlll play DYoratc'• "New W0'1d Sympbofty" this~ .t the Terrace Theater,
300 E. Oce• Blvd., Long BNch. New Jerwy Symottony music director Thomas
Mtchalak wllt conduct the PfOi'•m which
also IMtudls R.wf't "RaptOOle Espeonole" and Bertfoz'1 "Romen cam1va1 Owrture." S.turday'1con~rt11 at a p.m.; Sundly'1 at 7:•p.m. Tickets at tM new reduc:M ratn r.nge fn>m $4.50 to $9.
CONDUCTOR MICHAEL TILSON THOMAS
r.tums to tht Los AftOel• Phtlhannonk's
Musk c.eneer PavUlon podium fOr concerts
at a :JO p.m. S.turdrf and 2:30 p.m.
Sunct.y. Hts program wlll Include works
of Bffttaovenl. Shostakovich and Tchaikovsky plus Berg's' L.ufu," tor which Tiison
Thomas recefwct national acclaim last summer when he conducted Its American
premlen. Tickets from S'.20 to S1S.7S
are available at tM box office.
FRENCH FLUTIST, Jea~Plerr'9 Ramp.al, will st.rt his I p.m.
SltunSay recital at Brld9H Auditorium,
Claremont with a trio SOMta and• partlta by J.S. Bach. John St .. le Ritter
will accompany on the piano and harps1.
cttord. For ticket Information, phone
621-8032.
SAMPlE OF MAm LA&COe CHOREOGRAPHY RIDES IN ,ANTASYLAND
will be free with the purchase of
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Veterah entertainer Tony Romano. a
Newport Beach resident. wlll make three
national telev111on appearances and perform in
a revue at Orange Coast CoUege an upcommg
weeks
On Wednesday. the singer guatart&t-
songwnt.er will appear on "Dinah " Romano.
whoaesong ''Chnstmas an San Francasro·· was re·
corded by Vic Damone last fall, will sing another
ofbascomposatlons, "My KandofMU51c"
DUKING "TIN PAN Alley Nagbt" on
Saturday, Jan. 26, Guy and Phyllls Halferty,
Joan Iden-Bowie and Romano will barmonue
for popular songs of the fint half of the 20th
century played by a musical trio The free sbo,.
starts at 8 p.m. 10 the OCC Auditorlwn.
"I'm very excited about appearing with the
Halfertys," Romano saJd. "There bu hffll a
public reawakening to the music of the 1920&.
'30s and '40s It always was beautiful music
and at sllll 1s today "
On Sunday, Feb. 3. Romano will be featured
on the first or three two-hour Bob Hope speciala
dealing with the comedian's USO tours which
began during World War II.
HOPE'S ORIGINAL USO tour group
consusled of Hope, Romano, singer Frances
Langford and comedian Jerry Coloo.na. Hope
dubbed the quartet, which traveled the globe
entertauung the troops, ''The Four Gypsies."
Romano. who toured with Hope during
World War Il and the Korean and Vietnam
wars. estimates he has logged 6 mllllon miles
wath Hope
On Wednesday. Feb. 6. Romano agaln JOlns
Hope on the "Mike Douglas Show."
Romano, wbo moved to Newport Beach last
year, a.lao la plannlne a 11prln1 concert at UCI.
HIS KJND OF MUSIC'S. WELL RECEIVED
Tony Aomllno to Join Bob Hope_,,J>tn•h 8'tor9
Get acquainted with your
neighborhood center . . . ..
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We have Something for Everyone!
2701 H rboretvd • (Herbof & Adami)
. CoataMosa.CA-
admtlllon tht1 weekend et otsneytand
••part o1 the partt's contl~tno 25ttt
MnlWf"IW'Y c .. WatfoM. Thet'I aood·. -nnrs few 111 wtto uac. to f !J with "Dwnbio," visit "It'•• Sn'Mtlf World' or sled down
the Matterhorn.
AND WaMUNO Of' IL•DDtNO,
the •nnuet sled dog racn .t-. Pelm Springs Aertal Tramway, whkh WIN to
have been run this weekend, M¥e been
Poltponed untll Feb. t, 10, 16end 17,
due to lack ot SUfflctent snow.
Naw GENERATIONS OP
"Commutercyc'"" offering more then 100 mites to the oenon are •mono hundreds of
new models on dllPf•Y at the 14th ..,.I
Motorcycle and Accessory Trade EQO at Annlm Convention Center. Consumers
wlll be admitted to this Industry event
for the first time from 'to 10 ton19ht, ~ to 10 S.turday and 9 to 2 SunAy for $4.
CONTEMl'ORARYCHOllteOGRA.-..v by the Matti Laacoe Dance Company, one
of Orange County's oldest and most
creative professional dance compen5es,
may be liMf't .t 2 p.m . SUnda_y at Turtle
Rock C.ommuntty Center. 1 SUMyhlll Drive,
lrvlne. Admission 11 S2 for Mutts ....0
S1 few dtUdren, mllltary and sentors.
YES!
The Great
AMERICAN
BALLET
is returning!·
OPENING NIGHT GALA
Feb. 18, 8 p. m. Celebrating
ABrs 40th Anniversary ------The full-length ballets:
SWIAIU LAKE Feb 19.2.30&8 30, Martt11,
"" 2 30 & 8.30. Maldl 2. 8.30
DON QUIXOTE ~1o i°a~~2~a:30
GISELLE Fet> 26&29.8.30
and lWO Elegant Mixed Bills
on Feb. 25, 8:30; Feb. 26, 2:30
T d<ees at MJSaC Certs, M.Jtual Agenoes <X by
phale, map cndt caros. MlJSlC CTNTER
ciairg<m>m-1111 o PA'vit10N
Fl't.ISll. J1L ZS b 2'
CilllEN DMGON
ronrfuctintc thtt
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Spt~·1al Gut>Sl Star
CAIOtUWUllCI
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Stamn~tiilws !!t'i?e oun1r Pennsylvanian
-Company ol ao-
...ITllat.
llacb2'lr'D
An end,ante<t evenanl(:
MA.IOl, M•K!tU
World's Grea~t Mime
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• 8o .... ftnt rule of Ont-dw eook>q .. : not
too--ol~.
.\NT 'l'mMJGBT 4BOCn aceu aeema to
IO out tbe door, however. what it comes to tbe
emban'Mlment of rtcbes beiDI olfend by one
of tbe DeW9lt reatauraota ln Lacuna Beach. It aeema to be aaytq. lQat.ead. "A~ ci.
~ d'lolee .. JoU pu di mol'' CAb\mdance of
1ood lblnp does oo harm>
Al leaat that's the messaae transmitted by
the mmu at Eric's restaurant, a Coaat Highway
spot likely to be counted among Laguna's art
(as well a.a dining) treasures before another
festival has come and gone
The quality of the food (thanks to a chef ful-
ly aware of the "excess" rule> accounts for a
profuaioo of gastronomic rewa1
Add to the food, excellent service and a de
At Last!
THE TURNTABLE DISCO
is in Orange County!
The # 1 YOUNG ADULT DISCO
in So. Calif has opened its 2nd
Location .in Huntington Beach
16-25 YEARS OLD. NO ALCOHOL SERVED. • This SJ00.000 hcitinc) Disco is Se<Oftd
to HOM in BEAUTY. LIGHTS & SOUND.
lfO flWfS & SATUIUYS. 1:00 PM ti 1:30 AM
Looe ... "".,..........,, .._. ~ Wunhngton HMtJiOt.W
w-a~ °"" tloP l>O"f -11\"' PM:thc c-~·•
Your Hosl. Chris Columbo 840-6101
A Dininq Experience
Beyond the Expected
Your lovonl" Cl11sin1.:. Sl• nK. cnicK•":o
St.>Ofood. dolicolL•:; up:; cla:;:m:ol solricls
preparl'd to pl1::>0 Gl' y ur JY.llat.., S•'r·: d ;r
the omb1nnc" of most lx-cu11;ul oncn•":l
surroundinqs. Mok" y our res .... r·1otions now
for a truly cm1oyoblc d1ntn I• xpc>r1enc1..
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=60 F ash1on Island, Newport Center
Reservations (714) 644-4811
Century Plaza Hotel. Century City
Reaervstlons (213) 2n-t840
1•1~~s~
BAND. Five strapping super-
musicians synchronize a beat that's
llOCDetimes forceful, sometimes
easy, but at oU times irresistable. See
them once, and you11 be back.
Monday through Saturday, 9 p.m.
to t:4S a.m.
SUPERBAND
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reeoN. ls Erle Van~ppe.
• yo lao-Pl'11> m•t ot urbenllY and pro
f•1lonallam "Wbo hu tlruell out oo b.la own alter
many ~ ot eolid sroundlna ln the b\Om.t
ID Oranc• County h1a crecllta -ra.oata1
from waiter to whatever lnclude terms of
aervlce at such atalwart eatablisbments as
La1una'1 Cordon Rlt>u. Bordeaux reat.aura.ot in
C<>11t.a M a and Alfredo'• at the South Cout
Plan Hotel
"Lu•urtou1 mountain lodae" could
dtlt'ribe the ~cor motif That st.ems. no doubt.
from the bold, two·story dHign with all
factlltiea a stair Oiabt above the street
SUBPIUSINGLY, THE ramblln& mt.enor ts
1taelf cooatructed on several levels to provide a
scattered senea ot dining and lounge areas A
prevailina sense of openness and apaciousness
is accented by hlah beamed ceilings, two
handsomely executed fireplaces and warm
natural woods
And, when the wealbt"r 1s right, al fresco
dining can be enJoyed on a ~mashingly attrac·
t1ve patio Thts perch with a bir1's eye view
of Laauna's passing parade makes you want
to take up permanent re!>adence
To start your dinner there's an almost stag
genng array of hor~ d'oeuvrcs. starting with
three 1-'ariet les o f escargol. $4 95 each
bourgwgnon Im herbcd ,::artic butler). fondue
<finished tn shallot herb buttn with wine and
( 1 n e ch N's t' s I M on t 1 · C .1 r I., 1 nest 1 e d in
mushroom raps>.
When you tum to eotrees the word "abun·
dance .. scorM the biueat tmpact at Enc'•
More than two dozen selections Call served with
vegetable and rice pilaf or cbe:f"s cboice of
potato) lead off wttb prime nb of beef. SB.50 or
$10 50 New York sirloin, $9 95. top sirloin.
$850
It's 10 the comb1nallons department,
however, that you're apt cu we did> to go over-
board so to speak Nine d.lffereot offerings
pair pnme nb New York steak or top sirloin
~ tth crab legs, half lobster tall or shrimp scam·
p1 pnced from $11 50 to Sl5 95
the Ala.Iran ldJJC crab Sep -u IUCculMt
jutey u I'•• ~ them in tM •t several ye111. &Dd 10 1tnble they at.oded far
over tbe edce of tbe platter lD all dlnctiom. 1
As an order by themMlvea. Nned .,...
drawn butter aod lemoo, they are tabbed at
Sll.95: 1brlmp aeampl, tl0.50; lobster tail
Oarae. the equal of two anywhere else>. tu.Id.
Other po11lblllliH: teriyald broebette.
$7.ts. bftut of chicken Moutarde, $'7.25; cnpes
Veronique. $5.75: aaoddabl meuniere. $1.tS;
eagplant ltalleone, $6.75: dally 1peclal Mleetloo
fromtbeaea
IT'S ALMOST SAFE to 1a1 you
haven't really lived unUI you try the house~
dinner <or any lime) drink, the Blue Lquoa,
pnced a llWe hi&b at $3.~ but worth every pen-
ny and more. Tbll masterful coacoctloo, which
takes about 10 minutes to prepare -wbat with
all the namioc and bardeG.lnl ot auaar oo the
rim of the &lua c combiDel ~ btttenwtet
chocolate. FraQJellca and blue Curacao wttb
coffee.
A dinner bouae only. Tuesday tbrou1b
Fnday. from 4.30 to midnicbt. Saturday apd
Sunday. thou&b. Eric's opeoa at 10 a.m. for
what looks to be one of lbe clualest brunch
menus oo the South Coast.
THIS BILL OF fare runs from eus
Benedict or Theo to three varieties of stuffed
a voe ado <with turkey salad, seafood salad or
THE PRIME RIB here 1s baked slowly to cev1che l In between are such beckoning
preserv<' the natural JUICes. and done so with temptatloos as deepchsh quiches. crepes and
consummate sJuJI. Served au JW. w1th creamy cold pnme rib.
horsernd1sh sauce. the meat was uncommonly C&o.ed Mondays, Enc's is in mid-Laguna
tender and flavorful and served lo the precise Beach at 858 S Coast Hl&bway. Reaervatiolls.
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SUNDAY CHAMPAGNE nUMCH 11:30 to J:OO
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on the First Level For rese1"V.U10ns call: 540-8822
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I wtnf' puMh. with your dinner •t our new Co.ta Mt'H location. Enjoy a 1 dinnt'r so 1wnpluou1 you 'U know that our reci~ lib our ¥eal and our I f reae ,,_made pat•. are aulMntic-. E\'en our deoor ia it.rilling.
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So, join .,. for o.,r comp~ntary ,.ine ofkr with dlawr, ped
I January 18-3~ Veeuvio i1 (>Qr houlf' •J>f'Cialty, and now for 2 wefka lfa I
inc-lucWwith your dlnm-r! And Sunday1, we~ a &.•ilti r.tfM I brunC'h with unlinu1C"d Ve.u•io or Champapel I
O~n ~t .. A day• a w k. Lunch... Oinrwr .met Brunch. Happy Hour-I
Banqut'Cll/Pl.rtMe, '
.-oon~~ ~Dlpei !
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JfW1M&.aD MCMoa
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DINNER. SPECIALS
SERVED NIOHTL Y FROM 4:00 P.M
I .UH • MON Bronted QlcQn$2.81
TUE . . .. .. • .. .. . . . illfocNDe of llfff 3.40
WED • • . . S.lebury .... 2.70
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T ...................... Qk:llieft Pftad .... 2.t&
All served with soup or salad,
choice of potato, hot roll and
butter, Jello or sherbet.
BEER• WINE
4008. COAST HWY.
L.AQUNA BEACH
494-3137
~WE GO BA11A11AS
WITH GRElT IEW
BmRTAllMEIT!
MonOOy &ls BLLroRAS.5 NIGHT Wrth The & Adcl'r1' Sounds of
HARVEY WALKER le
THE BWEGRASS FOUR
Don't Miss This Great Groop Direct From
Knotrs Beny Form!
HM> PM untfl CIOllng
Tuedsaylhru Sotur9oY Nig_hts, Wffre
Happy To Announce The Refum 1>f The Fontosttc
STREET Pl.AYER
Dance To The~ Coot~ry Sound Of This [){mllc Bond1 ..
HM>,.. .... Clollng
aJU. llHCUON
DUO
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L.l~llACH .. ,... . ...
M!ple ,_ P-*'1t9
.• .......-1IN5SI
Uicm frOID a 1aperior cut. ud bl9 ~
hll aceam wtUa .....n.ablil ebedi.,.
ol mood • the ...... ol ..uma. --tfteeta uc1 _.,,, h ta. qwt. ~. a aem a1 a
lbow. . Set lo UM New York apartmeat ol a
murdered woman, ct.rca UN2, the pl~ follows
tbe ID\'91tipUcm ol tbt crime tblOUlb ooe early
aboekiq rnelatioo throulb to a tnLly 1ua-
penHful dimq. En route, tbe llfe and Jov-. ol
the mysterious Laura an ~umiDed wtt.b a laudable abNDee ol .
~rt MacKemi•. tbit mo.t lmpreutve
new taleot to surface on the commWlity aceoe in
yean.. 1lve11 lint-rate portrayal of the police
Et Votla -We att now open for unique Sunday brunch, wty hmchel and 1ourmet dinoen. Frvm u.e
Breut al CbJdlea "En C~" to t.be frwb salmon "Paul Bocuae". from the delicate sauces ot pure whl~ Vl'al "Nouvelle cu111M" to Ow Down to Earth
Lamb Shank De TouJOUH. Cbtt Lautrec brinp you
the art ot new rookery at reasonable price.. ln tM
coziest f'rench atmosphere A Blentot
luftd9J~
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Dtnfng I 10 t • '"-It le&. to 'O CloeMlloMay
3421 Via Udo, Newport .....
AeMffttlona 111-41CM
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d1Wctiv1 IDhpWnd wtt.b tbit c ... fOf' bumu
U Wtll U pnii•Aooal NMCml ff1I i.mMr COD• Okt ....... «DOCkle ud duty la UWflUy ,.. . ..w
Al ''TBS 0111.L." ud tbt ~ ot UM
drama. C&rrie lloftl'Y nndln a part.r8¥al ol .._ _. WumkudlQI 1D Ila deplcUoa
of a woman de1lred by mUJ ma. 1111.u
Mowery pc>tMUel a pbytlcal rediuce ud emo-
Uoul •U•• that blend l*f.U, ID I apteo. elide~.
TIM lbowcaM role ot Waldo LJdleker. a pompous ad enadlte cohmmll& wttla OD1J ooe buman weekola1, la brtWant.b' ~ by
&eanetb ltarp. u ad.on .,.. "made" for certalD
roMe, nNlJ t.bJI la the CIM ben, fOf' Karp un· Hrin_,, dilMdl bl.I character with tbit lk:IU ot
I MUCJDed profeWonaJ.
Scott Wllliamaon turns lo a fine
performance u Laura's unfaithful ftuee, wblle
Grace Sh.aw la equally lmpt'aStve u ber Irub
maid. ~ teeD·•t• boy who al.lo wonbipt Laura la well played by ScoU TUI.on. whl.Je Bet
tie II uellenbers I.I atroncly el'fect.Jve u bl.a em. bittered mother.
QEDIT FOa TBI: aucceu ol a dlfftcult
project must be heaped on director deBarroa,
wbo Cabllabes aod 1uataim an auno.pbare
remi.nlleeot of t.be better moviel ol the early
Forties. Tedullcal effect., wb1.le not perfect.
repreaent ao enormous 1rowt!a ainee the
playbowe wu reborn in the SeacWt VUlaae
t.beater lutaummer.
"Laura" will be on staae tor five mott
weekends -Fridays and Saturdays throucb
Feb. 18 -at the HunUnllon Be.cb Pla)'bouae.
Swee 38 o1 t.be Seacllft vIU.,. lbopp6na center.
II a1o and Y orttown, Hunti.QltOD Beach .
SEA VIEW GARDEN
•PEKING
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•HUNAN
CUISINES
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Norie banouet t1c111t••t
~oec11t but•~,. tunct'l~nt
~Pf>Ctal dl900Uf1t on lood IO QO
Open 7 days
675-2420
DETEC'TIVE EHAAl'1"UAeD BY 'THE GIRL'
Robert llKKenzt.. Came Mowery In 'Laura'
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Jn1n1hllh~art... 1 ~~out
O'lltt ~aAtl' C-omty'-f:... a.if om la
,.-t• n«"Vl'r hW tlJ ~ P>!<t• s..y Scnaf~ .... ~Y
E-.nt1•rlJ '°M' to \f.10lh11 fhf, tith~I\( l}f\ l'hf' .inti
lid.It• ttM-tcp-1
The Barbara Gabriella
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Lws:t't Dlnnrr. Latc-Mt t ~r. • .if 111 I '1 I
• ~ Sun4ay Br :b • • Entertain e-nt <Aod l)tl~ f'\.~ f'!f'mn~
Coclctails. all nn~>r rtc-011 nr•
Room At~ top
'lt•l!l ... 'I IC l\I ~ \~ VIV:S t!Vll.l>Of<t
2l&f\t ElT'*""'-rf FIT....... I l1tl.i9s1 2~
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Dining at a French Restaurant should be a special occasion. After all. prep.a~
correctly. French Food is possibfy the best in the world. And served in the nght
atmos~ It can be en experience you won't forget. Unfortunately. the check can be
unforgettable too.
At Le Biarritz we have tried to maintain a reasonabfy priced menu so that you can
enjoy the experience of French dining without worrying about over spmding. Come for
lunch or dtnner soon and make special occasions happen more often.
hE BHIRRITITM.
Freilth Rataurant
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CHINESE CASINO
<:;;;olden ~~
Sl;;Jra9on "E:.~
GfHUINf OllNESE NMIDARIN DISHES
Specializing In Chinese A Lo Corte Dishes
LUNCH•DINNER DAILY
Food To Take Out
11 30 AM to 10 PM
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642-7162. 631-9911
NEW IESTAUIANT
(FOIMllLY MITL.4'5'
AND ENJOY OUI
COMPLETELY DIFFEIENT
GOUIMET MENU -
NOW FE-4 TUllNC OUI FAMOUS
Tquch of
ClaaalCal
under tboroulh control. it must be noted that
the perpetraton were armed wttb musical
moUv• rather than political ones.
The trio ot Ruaalans most responsible for
the up.roar were n.ot even pnisent, and, in fact.
have been dead for years.
TO EXPLAIN, the protaeonists were an
esteemed eroup of composers -Anatol Liadoff.
Peter Tchaikovsky. and Seraei Rachmaninoff
with the Los Aneelea Philharmonic Orchestra
as their musical compatriots, on th1a occasion
under the bat.on of guest-conductor Leonard
Slatktn
At the Pa1'iHon
Famed Guitar
Virtuoso Due
Maestro Andres Segovia. to quote lbe
New York Times. "has an affedion for the
guitar and the music he finds to play on 1t
seems to remain as constant as the public that
nocks to hear him ..
The only chance for SouthJanders this year
will be at 8 30 pm Sunday, Jan 'ZT. in the
Pavilion at the Los Angeles Music Center
Tickets are priced trom $8 to $12
SEGOVIA'S WATBER, an attorney, hoped
Apdrel would follow in the same ca(eer, and in
Uie ptoceas of broadening the youn1ater's
eultural back&round, he provided the boy with
piano lessooa.
... AD<lta, boweyer. rebelled, bavlnc dia• ~ered • l\litar ln th• ho~ of a frienil:" At· tn)pta tO..,.. the bo"-leirD a ••re.pecbibl~ ...
,,.. fall.ed. ~s. eQchanted by t.be' ~·decided '!for~« werae" to malletlb1s career.
He ,... detiamintd to nc"9d at Granada
J.n.stitlU Ol .,_lG as a aerioUI artist with an in·
slrumeot that had oner been accorded a place
on the coacert Sta#. Unable to ftnd a capable
imttuctor, Sego\lia became bis own cuide "To
this day." he say• wtlb a hnnkle i.n bis eye,
·•teacher and pupil ~ve never bad a serious
quarret."
The 86-year·old virl\IOSO made his first
public appearance in Granada at the age ol 14.
IN 1919 SEGOVIA'S appearance in South
America proved to be a sensation. He did not re-
""°' ... QP. pros,..m With U.. ~idal
rm w Uluni eucceu.
~ wUh tMlr...,. Slatkin
conduetacf wltbout batoll (remlnllceGt of a ~-ttad1Uoo) • ..W.tbl (pl!Cbk'fnt , ........ ieedaaa •UUMt*I aM ... ., .....
TM Up~artact. talf·'bttenbll nyle ot Ule opeptq Mleetion • rved u u appropriate
latroduetiaD to the eftn.lat'• eentA91~ -Tc~·· "Cclnffrto No. l'' lD 8-ftat minor
for Pl.-o llDd Orcbatra. Op. 23.
' &tllllAN·ISOaN 9lanlst Mart 7.eltaer dis·
played lmpreulve vlrtuoalc aad musical re·
IOW'eee: however. be often failed to adlleve lm·
portaJJt Ylsual lmprealons of the tntense pualon
intbework.
Ac'Opttn1 • frequenUy atiff fowarm attack
be aeldom used bis appropriate upper-bOdy
weight to full advanlq• Tb1.a predictably
resulted in atrldenlly·percunlve effects.
succeuful and brilliant lo certai.D sltuaUcns.
neve.rtbUesa.
The oct.tves and acJ.le puaaces ol t.be coda
were notb1ni abort of utouDcllnc. and 1enuinely
stunQed the audience, many ol whom stood m
ovation.
Any passioo omitted lD the Tchaikovsky
work was compensated for tn the Rachmaninoff
"Sympbooic Dances." Tbe color and drama
featured i.n these late woru (1940) reflected the
musically-Russian qualities which
Rachmaninoff pronounced universal
turn to Europe until 1923 At that time. many
penom attended Seeovia 'a concerts because
they expected a novelty However. they came
back lo admitt and cheer
Leading composers began to write for the
guitarist, among them Alfredo Casella and
Mario Castelnuovo-Tedeseo who composed coo-
certos dedicated to Segovia. In January 1928.
the virtuoeo, still unknown in the United States.
arrived m New York for bia debut at Town Hall
Within five years be had achieved a record
of six completely sold-out New York concerts.
"ieart~ Beat"
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totledlno ts • form of Pf'•Y9f"' la the ~mbte to the "Collector's ~,,mo.,
'offwtng Insight Into the various tntitt
In the con~ary •rt rrwtrbt," at • L•o• a..c M m Of Art U\nMlgh Eeta:. JI. Of IP9Cl•I note Is dr•ftsmaftshlp of Egon Schlele't ''TWo Friends/' ar ... Slrwma.m A fl ·.
Ftrnt trMSP1..-t ••rcotorof two women
at the beKh Md the humor In P bfo Plc.IWl"lmage~ Portr Its" llthogrephs and JCIM ec .. me •welded dtrOme "SM Goet." The lhow ncludn works from the
collectlansof Dr. QedwSQ P. Smith, • tM Arts end Sclenms Foundation, 88,.,_ra
St.e .. Wllllams end Nick e. Wltllams.
"
from n:•to,:ao
Yt, Cliff Ort-.. .
•A•8LY 181N, IARLY .. RINTI that offw new In lghta Into tM meltlr are lnctudlldlnanexhl lttonohlntege
Anwt Ada Photograj)f\I et the Al Belton G.tllery In the NewPort S<hool of Phato-
gr•t*Y, 3720 Campus Orlve1_N~ Beach,
from 210 •and 7 to 10 p.m. MOnAYt
through Thursdays .
THE COMMtn•• frORARTI
at UC lntf II sponsorl"9 two Pf'eMn-
tetlons In the campUs Fine Arts Galt•TY· Sunn KalMrVogel luhowlngwall constructions through Feb. t. Also
featured 11 "Seemlngly Slmpte," a t•ld
d•Y with dwlllty In ceNmony by Sandra
Rowe. The ceNmony pert of this 1eulp;
ture lnstllll•tlon wlll occur at 6 p.m. Wednesday during a reception for the
artist In the gallery.
THE WEALTH OF RESOURCES
that contribute to C.llfornl•'s unique
Image provides the Inspiration for the
"Cantorn1a Gold" exhibit In the West
Gallery of the Miiis House Visual Arts Comple~! 12732 Main St., G'.arden Grove.
Robbie MCC.uley and Cerot J•5'nskl wlll
demonstrate Oriental brusn painting
durlno the Introductory reception from
1 to .. p.m. ~nct.y. The show continues
through Feb. 2 .. ,, documenting the range
of talents of Garden Grove Art Gulld
members who "see art as Inseparable from
the fullest expression of human IHe."
Admlssk>n to the galleries Is free from
noon to' p.m. Wednesdays through ~ndays.
THIRTY-FIVE ARTISTS ARE
represented In Eros II I, the third annual erotic art exhibition at Collector's
Choice Gallery, 666 N. Coast Highway,
Laguna Beach. The photography, sculpture
and paintings may be viewed from 11 to 5 Wednesdays-SUndays through February.
MIXED MEDIA ON DISPLAY
at Glendale Federal Savings and Loan Art
Gallery, 100 Newport Center Drive,
through January are oils by Edna Peters
and Faye Curtis, watercolors by
Marjorie Finlay, pastels by Williamson,
and acrylics by Barbara Dix. Open 9 to'
weekdays, until 6 p.m. on Fridays.
THE IRVINE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
will present a free concert of music by
Mozart, Bach, Fasch and Arensky, at' p.m. Sunday In the Newport Harbor Art Museum,
8SO San Clemente Drive, Newport Beach.
James Well9f", Marianne Whltmyer, Richard BrlghtmanandAndrea Byerswllloffer Instrumental solos.
BIBLICAL ARTWORKS
of painter-sculptor-printmaker t-rv lng
Amen that capture the drama of human
frailty and compassion are on exhibit
and sale at the Jewish Community Center
Gallery, 3801 E. Wiiiow St., Long Beach.
Hours are 9 to S Sundays -Fridays and 7:30to10 p.m. Mondays-Thursdays.
ORANGE COUNTY ART ASSOCIATION'S 30thannlversarywlllbeob5ervedln
'\
run tttnlUClh Marett, st.rta with • ~ tlonfrorn7to 10tonlghtetMu.nof
North Orange COUnty, 301 N. Pomona Avt .• Fullerton.
THll W88K•ND WILL CONCLUDE
• sP«lel txhfblt of the art of the Muppets et the Sen Diego Mu.um Of Art. About 100 e.hereetera from U.. ew•f'd. wf nntno TV Pf'OdUctlon •nt lrw;f uded tn
U.11 txcluslve lhowlng. TM museum,
focatld •t the Nit end of Laurel Street
In .. ,bol P8rk, wlll be °'*' untll t p.m. Saturdly Ind 5 p.m. SUnday. The $1
tickets must bt purchalld by 3 p.m.
SIX CONTIMllORA•Y P•tNTMAKl!RS· have been MltctM from •S 8P01lcent1 to exhibit In the Southern Ceflfoml• Print lnvltatloMI In the Goeden Wftt
coueoe G8Uery Monday th~ P'eb. 1 s. Repntsentlng Cellfoml• .... Robfn A. G•tllsart, Venice; Maurice L. Or•y,
Fullerton, Robert Hollister. Sant•
Monica and Steve Zoller, L.egUM Beach. Also fNtured .,. Paula Crane of Denver
•nd P.trlcl• Way of Pffrle, UI. The
•rtl1tsw1HbefetedataN<:ePtton
from 7 tot p.m. Monday Md the cot._,1
print leb, Pltrt Of the rKentty oPllMld
Fine Arts Otnter on the Huntington BNch campus, will be open for toun.
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Lee Strasberg
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( __ Ro_c_K_T_A_LK __ ]
Farm, Fiancee
Reform Singer
BJ LISA &OBINSON
A hi&hli&bt of the holiday aeuon in New
York City wu the series ol six sold out shows 1
by Lou Reed at The Bottom Line. Lou, mown in
the P.ul IOI' hia erratic behavior and destructive
habit.a, baa never been in better shape.
"Clean living bas everything to do with it,"
Lou told me when we talked in hia dressing
room after the last or the wildly successful
shows.
.. I'VE BOUGHT SOME land in New Jersey,
near the Delaware Water Gap, about 140 acTeS.
I'm not exactly mllk1ng cows, but we do feed
deer."
"We" Includes Lou•a fiancee, Sylvia
Moralll, whom be credita wltb effectiQa mucb
of the cbanee ... l"ft been deetn1 tbtnp up in
TAMING HIS DESTRUCTIVE HABITS
Lou Reed, Mu ale Tum Poeltlft
my own interest, and Sylvia has bad a Jot to do
with it," Lou admitted.
(Sylvia bas •f!n~ntly bad ao much to do with it that Lou p to make her bis bride OD
this Valentine's Day: "SO we'll never forget the
anniversary." be joked.)
"l'M UNUSUALLY healthy," Lou
continued, "I've put on weliht, but I'm doing
uerciaes. When I'm not in New York I'm a
ve1etarlan. and I )lave no dprettea or drlnb when I'm on the 'farm.'
"I call it a farm for lack of a better word.
We have a real Hamel aod Gretel eottqe. and I
love IL Of course, It's not exactly the monastic
life -I have t'WO pinball machines and all aorta of equipment. ••
' Lou went on. "Everything ls all very clean
and clear wttb my system. You know, ln every
social situation I alwa11 toot IOme kind of dope,
end in performlq aituatlona I woald do more.
Now, it's ID aperlence to have a conversation
without tat1nJ anythlq.
J'ormer Oran~ Coast Coll••• ce IWdmt W am K.l.rllpmlck,
a w ew Yort Qcno..
IJ'apber, dancer, actor and teacber.
wUl pre1tnt a modern dane•
performaet at f:IO toolabt in OCC'1 l'lD• A.rtl Hall 111.
Avillable U~, priced at S2 for
1eoetal adm•asloa aod St for OCC atWSeata. w1ll be IOld at the door.
CONTB•POSAa Y compo1era ba H ottered ortrtnal acorea for ~ to interpret la what be
calla I Yilaa1ly memo,, artistic ez •
perleDCe.
Kirlrpatrtck ltudled dance for oae
1ear at OCC, then went to New York
in 1t7J to beCin ID UIOd.atlap 1'dth tbe Dance Tbeater _Worbhop, under
the d1rectlon of Jeff Duncan. He alto
1tudled wltb Art Bauman, Rudy
Pera and Karthryn Utz.
lat of h11 .orb at the CUblcQJo
Theater lo New York.
IDll&PATalCK RAS twice been
Invited to The Yard, the sum~
dance realdency at Martha'a
Vineyard, Maas.. aad baa twtce
performed at the IDIUtute of Hiatcley
and Art ln Albany, N.Y. In 1W15 be
coordlaated and cboreograpbed
"Waltz Nlibt" ln Central Park under
the aponaonblp ot the New York City
Department of Cultural Affairs.
Ktrlcpatrlck'a works have *"
abown in the Dance Theater
Workshop's New Choreographers
sefiea. and he baa presented one-man
concerts tbrou1hout the United
States and abroad.
ID 1'74 be presented hil choreo-
graphy at Lincoln Cent.er. under the
~_....__........ auspices or the Stage Direetol"s and
REHEARSING 'TAKE A NUMBER' ROLES Choreographers Guild. Later that
The former OCC dancer as current-
ly associated with the Mimi Garrard
Danct' Company He has also
performed for the National Program
ot Young Aud1em·es, and IMPACT,
the New Jersey .. Artasts in the
School!." program.
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-~)Time for Quality?
Silverman Protege Vows New Policy
• By PETER J . BOYER
.. LOS ANGELES <AP> On
' the day he became NBC'a new
chief proarammer, Brandon
Tartikoff had th.ls to say about
.ls company's product:
"With the stage of our growth
now, we can do TV shows that
are of quality."
It ls a familiar theme at NBC,
• Lbe company line, lf you will,
and lt seemed natural to bear it
from Tartlko(f on the day that
be became ooe of the most lm
portant men ln network
televlslon.
But be continued, and what he
aald next wu worth a listen
.. QUALITY 18 what people
want. The sip are all over; re-
jection or the exploitation IDOV·
ies of the week, rejection of the
standard half-hour comedy
form. Since we're the underdog,
we have an opportunity to do
that (btjed quality lnto prime
time) now.''
There ls 1l1nlflcance in
Tarttkoff'a ldentifytna what la
not "quality" televlllon, name-
ly. the "lddvld" comedies and
bouncy fluff that bU paued for
dTama tbae put several yean.
The stun, lb other wordl, that
Qfte Fred Sllftr'IDan ll credited
E
wltbJerf ectln1, and tbua,
blam for prollferatlna.
. When Sllwrman wu a chief
pro1rammer, at ABC, the
network became No. ' 1n prime Um• ratln11 laraely on the
~ perfonuoce ol Just the 80l't of
proarams of. w'blcb TUtlkoft
s peaks. When Tarlilrnff says
thoae days are dead , Silverman
is saying it.
TAR'IBOFF IS a Silverman
find. Silverman, who made pro-
grams for CBS, ABC and NBC,
waa a 'IV whiz kid. Tart.ikotf ia a
TV whiz kid. Silverman put
Tart.ikoff in proarammina while
both were al ABC (Ta.rt.ikoft wu
only 29 at the Ume), and when
Silverman came to NBC, be
made Tartikoff a PJ'OIT•mmtnc vice preeident.
Now, at 31, Brandon Tartikoft
is President or the NBC Enter-
tainment Diviak>n, compllmmta
of Fred Sllftl"lllAD.
"I tbint there ii a lot about UI
that's on the same wavelenctb,"
Tartikoff says, apealdnl ol bl.a
boas. "We thlnt alike. It'• sw--
prlalne bow we have 1lmllar
tbouebta on a subject. He
ROBOT ROMANCE
SHOWN SUNDAY
An animated mUJlcal a.dapta-
ti on of one of tbe world's
ereateat love 1torle1 titled,
"Romie-0 and Julie .... atn on
NBC, Channel 4 Sunday, at l :IO
p.m .
Thia 30-minute apeelal with
aonp by John Sebutia.D ii the
etory ol two 1pace·a1e robots
who fall in lo•e al lbe ln-
ter1atac:t1c robot abow. desptte
the fact that they wen produced
bJtwo
<Silverman> baa a vision of what
TV can be, and bow to win."
That vision is cbanlioe. a de-
velopment that should cheer
those who've bemoaned the pres-
ent state of commercial
television and believe that
Silverman ls to blame for it.
··nm •oVRS or the week are what really lnterest me, ..
Tarti.kolf aays. "It used to be,
you'd do a women-lo-jeopardy or
pro1Utute1-on-the-looae movie
and you could eet a as abare of
the audience just for •bowtn& up ..
ABC's "The Dallas Cowboys
Cheerleaden," which wu JluJe
for lta own sake, wu the molt-
watcbed made-for-TV movie lut
year. "It aot a '8 share last
year," Tartikoff aaye, "tbia Ume
(last Sunday's sequel), tt got a
32. The 1ipa are all over.·'
It'• •al• to auume that the Silverman vtmo.a is the Tartikolf villon, wb~h Tartlkoff
capsullsel tb1a way:
"I'd rather fall with Larry
Gelbart than with 'Who'•
Watchlnl the Klda'?"
LARRY GELBART la tbe
brilliant creater of TV's "M-A·
S-R," to whom Fred Silverman bu liven a free Ucket for tbe
creation of a proml•lnl lbow
called "United Stat.ea." IOOO to
debut on NBC.
"Who'• Watchlnl the KJdl?"
w11 a truhy failure of a atteom
a while back on NBC!.put oo tbe
air b)' . . . yea, FNd f;ill"'11Wl.
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ABC e t :OO -American lluitc Awar'dl. TOP artllt. tn tbe pop, IOul and
country uillc ldl hanored In thtl •
1peeia), bested bf Cber and Eltoa lolul.
KOCE e 1:00 -Villonl. Two abort
play1, "Sboee" and " rtnp,'' are pre.
aented.
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Oldsters Criticize
Portrayals on 'IV·
SYRACUSE. N.Y. (AP) -Elderly people art·
not treated fairly OD prime-time te.leviaioo, says ct
Syracme University 1peclaJJ.st OD qiog who feel5
the oetworb have a loot way to 10 in ptcturln& th<'
a1ed lo a more reall.IUc and poeitift IJ&ht.
Neal Bellol. aaoclate prof~ lo the All
UnJventty Gerootolo&Y Center. says that, in spit<' or aome chances. the elderly are atill not accorded the trutment tbey deserve on television.
"I thlok I'd like to see the elderly portrayed as
they are, not u ooe ~gment or the ~•lion lhal
la ill or smile or beset by problems, 'be saya.
"The elderly are a group of praying 10
divtduala. some of whom are quite vieorous and
acllve and makint a cootrl~ to society. Some
do have probaema, but they are copmg with the m
and many are doiq it quite a:uceesafuJly. ••
The Nat.iooal CouoeU oa A.l1ni is working with
the oetworb to brtnc more ~c portrayals of
the eldef'ty to tde'riaion. Tba reaults, says Dellos.
are ~ and indicate that executives are
betinnln& to reali1e older people a.re an lncreas·
mely important part or the mainstream or
Amertcm life. Steve Kanaly find.I blmaell romantically m-,--------
volved with Susan Howard on tonight's
~!Ode of· "Dallas." auing at 10 o'clock on ~. Olannel 2.
Monsters Exposed
MEW YORK (AP) -Fred Rolen will take a
look at televlaloa tuperberoea and friabten1Jl8
mon•ten in five 1bow1 of "Mister Rosen'
Hetibborbood" on public tdevtalon the week of
Feb. 4.
Rocen will lntervin Blll Bixby and Lou Fer-
rtpo of "'Ibo lncredl Balk" to that cblldrea
can see that Dr. Banner and tbe Hulk are really
two d.Uferent people. On the lhow Dr. Banner tuna
Into tbe Hulk wbm be beeomel aqry
He wtll aNun cbfldreo that .. all monaterJ and
aupemero. oa ttleNlon and 1n lbe movtet or
comle boob an eJi,ber ptctura or aomebodf
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JOHN H2AAO, AS AUTHOR JACK KEROUAC, HOLDS BACK FHUNGI IN 'HEART BEAr
Nick Nolte,•• Laty Ex-cion Ne•I Cuudy, T•kea Romant1C le8d wtU\ fMuy Spac:ell
'Heart Beat' Erratic
By BOB THOMAS
,.. T1le .a.-i.--.
"HEARTBEAT" attempts
to chronlcle the llves of
Neal Cassady and JcJck Kerouac,
who helped found the Beat
Generation of the 1960s It's
a brave effort by director
writer John Byrum to enshrine
the pair, but It doesn t work
Cassady, intensely played by
Nick Nolte, emer~ as self
tndUIQent and callous John
Heard's Portrayal of Kerouac
1'> confusc-d and 1nd1st1nct
S1'>w Sp.1cc·1<: pl<iys Mother
Couragf· as r irolvn Cas•.ddy,
loving f•illll noan dll •rnatPly
and somd1mt:s '" concert
Ratt1d R
"1941 " begins with a ,
marvelous self parody by Steven
Spielberg A naked girl takes
a midnight swim tn the ocean
to the mu~ic of "Jaws." then
finds herself atop the peri-
scope of a Japane<,e submarine.
The scene, alas. is the high
point of the movie There
might have been an amusing fllm
in the si>eetacle of Los Anqeles
gone bananas after Pearl
ttsrbor · th1 c; 1c;n't 1t Violent
'>tunt'> do not cl comPdy make.
The rat1n9 1<, PG
"THEJERK" 1sawlld,
crazy and generally satisfac-
tory movie debut for Steve
Martin. He is a comic 1n the
classic Chaplin-Keaton mold -
the well·mean1no waif victimized
by a mendacious world. His
character Isn't fully realized
In this film, bot the ootllne
Is prom ising. His large fol-
lowing wlll be pleased with his
portrayalofthesonofablack
sharecropplngfamlly (that's
right> who r ises from oas
station attendant to m llllonalre
Inventor, then slides back to
poverty . Director Carl Reiner
Is an expert at this kind of
wackiness. The R rating Is
mostly due to ln«dlnately
expletive language.
"GE:ORGE: BURNS IS
NEWCOMER IN 'KRAMER '
Ju.Un Henry'1 Divided
"KRAMER VS. KRAME R"
Is an emotional blockbuster.
Not an otd-fashloned tear-
ler ker, It Is an lntelllgent,
contemporary drama about hus-
band-wife and parent-child
relationships. Dustin Hoffman
Is a career-minded ad man who
Is shocked to learn that his
w ife 1s leaving him -and
their young son He struggl~
to cope, then his wife notl-
ftes him that she wants the
son''> custody The writing
cJnddirectlonby Robert Benton
is a model of conciseness.
he captures the humanity of
the situation without wasted
motion or phony sentiment
The actors respand maonlfl·
cently: Hoffman as the agonized
father ; ~I Streep In the
complex role as the troubled
wife; Justin Henry as the pawn
In the struoole; Jane A lexen-
der as compasslonete neighbor
and Howard Duff as the tOUQh-
m Ind~ lawyer: Rated PG.
'ALL THAT JAZZ' Is a
startllno'Y original fllm
achievement, a work of soarlno
Imagination that will be t.elkecf
about for a long time to come
At times overwhelmlngly ldvtsh
• the fllm nevertheless 1s a pain..
fully pen.onal story derived
from Bot> Fo~·s life •nd ne-ar-
death Fosse, director. ce>-duthor
and chort09rapt1er hdS taken a
chance not everyone will find
death d music.Al comedy Roy
Sche1df'r meets the chdllenoe
of the Fo-,s.e l u;iure Jes'>ICd
Lange Is fine dS the angel of
d~ath One wi&hed Fosse had
less money lo spend t hf: f nale
Is overdone but doe'>n t detract
from the cumulative powPr Of
the film Rated R
''TH E ROSE" lntrodurPs
d hurricane named BPttf' Mrdli>r
to the <,creen Not since
Barbra StrelSclnd and· Funny
G irl" has there been <,uch an
overwhelml09 debut M1dler
subllmlnates her considerable
comedic talents to play stralgh,
in• role obvlously patterned
af ter the self-«structl ve
Janis Joplin. '
"STARTING OVER" be-gins
with James L. Brooks' funny,
Insightful script, adds Al•n
J. Paltula's deft d~r tloo of a talented cast R t the
best comedy of ~ar After too many old boys,
Burt Rf'ynolds un rplay'>
super bly as a ma so upset t>y
cJ choice bf>twM.>n wo love<,
<Jiii Clayburgh cmd Candice
Beroen) that hf> hyperventllat~
in a department '>lore Rate<J R
R€MARIUtBLE: AN aJTSWl)fKj ~.-
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-lllOIMD Qltl#lflf. t:tlWOUWI
Moi'9 worda have beer! wrltbm
and epobo about du. nume tban any
other mOvi8 ever made.
You must see it to believe lt
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MATINEES SATURDAY la SUNDAY
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"KRAMER Vs KRAMER" CAI
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NORTH DALLAS FORTY '
HEAVEN CAN WAIT ' 'RI
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Newl1 d eorateCI 4 bdrm. f11nlly
UVlllQU-Oc.e to ocean. sm.
& TOIO HOISi CCIUMftY 4 Bdrm1., 3 bath•; ranch style, mlnl·••tate In oran1• crovea.
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BILL GRUNDY . REALTOR
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111111 wwapcpw will DOt Prime 4 Bdrm Sbatb,
bowin&l.Y accept HY near llaa Verde Golf
advertfaln1 for r e al Coune. Huie family
tll&&e wbldt .. ln viola-room. brick tnst::· elepnt formal c
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3 BR with 10' allp. -.ooo.
601 UDO
Waterfront condo . ~~Spec
tacular vffta. "5().000. tillDoltbtlaw ___ -t room, 1tant country
ldtcbee. A llust See for '* C , ant.Y $le2$0. Act now ote Realty
mSc u, llM call~Z313 & Investment .... ,.,_._.ln..,•I MN 111 9·11~1lJNl0f</Nlft• 640-57n
r°" owa • WI.I. .., flMAMCll Out ol area owner will help no.nee
thll 4 bedroom Bad Bay home priced
at 1238.000. 2 brick fireplaces. large
cul de sec Jot and super central
location. Price again: $238,000 and
owner will help finance!
U,_.1001: ti()Ml:i
REAL TORS-: 676-6000
.2443 Ult eo.t Highway. Coron. del M• .
Rt~il 1111 ¢~Rt..'.1lty
I 1\h I l<l' .1 II\ lilt I\ l' • ~ 7 J 1100
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Ociem&HsbcwV•
Smaa1ionaJ locaUoo ID
Harbor View Hills w1lb
panoramic view 4
Bdrm. buge famtly
niom. formal dini.n&-3
fireplaces. large pool
OnlY $325.000
corndml'"flo9_.. v•-us W / 1 pv OCaS ~\e apt. On Lldo --,· ""1ut.l"'I Priced $995,000 to ~ n-b'-.-------111 Doll home · 3 bdrm, 1-'4 $1,095.000 direct from ""'"""'very ,..,xi -~ f-•-f , onftmnanc Area.I suaJ ._ ....., rm w/ p.c. tUJder. For details oo at $GD,OOO, or make o(. ....._far s. l'l"eSD pal.Dt ln & ouL thelle Mmel and appt to fer
-·-••••••••••••-• Located on a lvly tree sec, call Carol Hoff. ~~~~~~~~ hned street. Lge yrd 631~ ~ .... 1002 .......................
JUNrTS
One aeparate bome+2
new 2-stol'Y wiit.s. SlSOO
~ojected lDcome . ced s;!.39,JIOO Act Now
~au
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blllb, ~ witJll forced
lllr .... MWn kite~ c*-9 to eom.mud7
.... to ......... =:t..ct....-ud paid are tbao l year
okL fte price ill SlUOO.
Y• r...t tl r\Pt! Better aDcpacklJ. m-3111
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PROPERTIES
IORGOTTBI AIAHl>OMID
Glaal 3 Bdrm 2 bath,
neal family rm wlth
brick ftreplace, fireplace
in living rm too! Aaaume
152.000. 9.Y.% Loan. Price
$99,500. Call Dow :
546-Zm
Cl"IN IH 9•11\IVflllOlfl ""'' IWlitlHI
w/fnat trees. 75-1501 --------E9UfTY IUILDBt
FarYOIS'Heln
So. Coast ..... Ana
-------...,-, 2 Bdrm., 2 bath condo in HEWPORT N!lic settmg; rec room,
HBGHTS pools, spas, pets o K
Old World C harm =. 8r~~··4!~~: enhances thD 2-st.ory, 3 bedloom home. Formal _Aleflt...::;.__640-_5560 ____ _
dlnlDI room, warm SALESMA.M
kitchen, laundry room ~ Oomm-oo mtbly fee-
tool Real Haylofl in 00 hllsl&e. Part-time OK. .....,.. Owner will be creaUve, briDI of(er! _975-_ll_Tl _____ _
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MOYIMGi Ul'7
U you are.. then you will
Wllllt to .. th.la beautiful
4 Bdrm aecuttve bome.
Abame to be proad ol .. ln a &sdftc ioeaUOD Im·
y A. SPICIAL maculate with an attrac· _. -o Uft famll1 rm. formal ., ••""" dimnl rm II a apark.lin&
Located ln a Jlft9liOoaa pool. Call 979-5370 Now -°' ADabelm. ckiee to A =~·~~°tL LLSTATE -VA term• il only -11~. Be aure to ask REALTORS
about tb1s one quickly' --------
55M4'17 ASSUMAIU LOAM
~ Walker & Lee
Real Est.au
Sharp 3 Bdrm bome with
an assumable l.sl and
seller will carry 2nd No
qualifying, and pnced at
only $108.888 Call SINGLES PAD in9-S170NOW!
'162,500! ALLSTATE
Almost oew Northwood REAL TORS Condo! Full Price
'62.500!' Youne Singles ------
& Couples type complex
hosts tennis. pool, spa.
billiards. volleyball &
fOURPLEX C.M. more' Unrt is upgraded
SI« 900 · too Take advantage! • • Callfut1 7S21700. Jllll painted this htUe CJl'tN 111 v. "\ •u•• •vt~ "'" 1 ~ti:~ 19 lfiftlll U.S. VETS
CSELECT VETS Gov'tHomeLoansTo
T'PROPERTIES * * •$100,000•
COSTA...sA .........
VA A11umable, $515 PaJS All. 8.5~ Loan, -.ooo F.qWty. a Bdrm aewl1 upcraded, b\11•
lat.. AlldDC ..... Call
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NOW ... NO OOWN • FREE •
LOANS TO $100,000 NET HOME LI8T
LOW INT. RATE. Let us INO ESCROW COST
abowyoubowtoQualify. < lYr. WARRANTY
T• to led Carpet VET HOME SALIS
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[)(VORCE' llUSTSELL!
Topaz Lake area,
Nevada New 2-sty,
lMOft. log home 3br, j~~~~~~~~
2b&. beavy ab.ake roof.
22> elect. water. septic
tank all an. Level 1 + ac.
Good "*11. Wu $00,SOO
1lubed to $59,500 for
qack &ale! All hrm of·
fen il terms coos1dered
OwnrN.8. 71~'1048
muMABLE LOAN
~ 5 Be, 3 ba.
Almolt 3000 1q fl. Back ., aoe. Owmr will belp
flpmee. AalW:W 1125,000. "''•IMLTY ...... ...
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SAVE 75% o. ..... ~
IEAU1'1FUL UDO
Redecorated WJlh pnde
Lr& 4 Br w/gourmet
latcbm. Take over ti,..%
loan or o wner will
fiDaDce al 11 %. Asking
$&.!iOO
JACOBS REAL TY
675-6670
lkJS-...Lnel
4 la. Pool & 5f.: ~f~oij brealr:fM& .... y
•·All IMI aradolll Ii•· lnC + a low £ntenst loan
too! Call DOW, 112-4454
AM for Pb)'lna
COATS 6: WALLACE
R.E.
Qxnplete Realty Service i--------~ Saliafactioo
ASSIST·U..SB.L
Div. Really Networtt
957-8787
Pdl( UDO COHOOS
2.,3, • 4 Bdrm w /pool,
ja c .. •sauna
Panoramic coulaJ view
l.o beautiful San Diego.
~ al $46.900 wrt.b
only 5% dewn. 11 m in·
t.ereat.. Take advantage
d llieae low prices. Sales
dfice open lOAM-dusk
~ Del Sol Blvd. SU
Dtego 714 /690-4989
STOP!!
Take ~ to relax aod
al:q> at home ft 's sample
w1tb Dally Pilot
Qaullied Ads And If
you bave IOmethlnl to aell, call a frleDdly
Clualfied Ad-Vlaor al
~
L* ......... Dre.a
GO YA $111.500
Move rtgbt 1n . lm·
aaculat.e beautiful decor
and landscaping. 3
Bdrm. 2YJ Ba. Lots o(
wood cabinets Large
double garage, private
fenced entry " yard See to believe! How perfect
400Ul" ~ RIR Ill tMit1iihw
HW.TOP
SPECTACULAR
OCEAN VIEW
4 BR 2 Ba. "'2 ac~ lot
4450 Highland Dr .
Sl.95.<XX> 714-729-7011 evs,
71UM--31&4 days
Uil Br Apts. 1 ml bch.
Stove/Refri&. $275tS375
951· '1630. .. 790S
.. JOIM THI
UMIVlltSfTY PA.al COMMUM'TY
3 Bdrm Dover model in the
Terrace. New carpeting installed
soon. Walk to schools, shopping,
community pools & parks. Good
anumable loan. $119,900 FE.E.
IN NJ!WPOllTC•Nli!Ji
.644~060
··-SHOll't OCUJl'ROMT A f antut.lc view of the beaut. blue
Pacific. Prtvate steps from your own
door to the community .beach.
Exclusive area with a 24-hour security
gate. Spacious contemporary home
with 4 bdrms. formal dining, fam rm,
recreation rm. study. 3'12 baths. Spa &
built-in fl.sh aquarium. Sl,200,000.
WISLIY M. TA. YLOI CO.. 11 •• •
2111 S-Juc ' ... .._.
MIW-~--aMTa. M.L 644-4910
~(®
B2ach Realty
IEA.1 ESTAn EXCB.LIHCI SaMCI 1949
COME WITH US ••• to WISTCLlff. c .... Jtp loc4ded. allhm ..-.. ~ for ...;. t ' ,. Q'wltr c r _..... l
~a•, .. & .__.. cll6M) rooa
Spadw ywd wfttli qu'I I pool ~
othwctt ...... , ... sm.soo.
NEWPORT BEACH 759-0811
EAST SIDE
of nffWf"'r/
REALTORS
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COLI OF HEWPOIT IEALTOllS
lll 51. C09lt Hwy~~ ......
675-IS'tt
Waterfront home on
Naples Cana.I ID Loo«
Beach. ~. :Iba. 2 car
pr. Rm for 30' boat Call
Cburk ScbW. Top Sad
Propert.>es. 2~.
2l34M82l
Wll'Ud OC'eanf ront lot or
bome Newport Mach
oduding p~ Lagumt,
South lo La J o lla i--------Pr1vate Parh Wrtb
lar1te cash depos1l.
&G-OlO. Ad sitter •31 "-
12 UMITS
-------
MAP\.ESISLAHD
Al "ot'-Y
rtllCI ltlDUCB>
TO s 117.SOO! Tm 2 bedroom. t WO l OCEAN VJEW! bedloom Sdler wt.II be Su.lb
A fine warm. woodsy. un-
ique home at a pnme ad-
dress ID one of tbe
Soo•b•ancta most coveted
areu. ~ to 1wtm-m.nc • boatm&. 4br .• dm. !Iba. 3 frplcs, dec:b
tdtub
No QuaUry1ng Owner
will Carry Prime loca·
bOD Reduced to S275.000.
Call Now 646-7171
' c:reatJve Pnme Oraqe ~~ ~ .. :;; eo.ny locaUOD Offered
()Pf,. If~•,,\ •I--· I l fjif ••• f I macula1e' 2 Bdrms . 2 lllOILl.y Ml.S,000. ~3166
1e1&1td baths . frpk. + com·
mun1ly amen1t1es .
Owner very ~-ill
Of.Sii forcea quack u.le;
will trade 6: or belp
fNlteL,n
Qo•nl h•Ctf f' Inc
S*.000. A#)./Owa
11 Gtralda w alt
LancBeacb
See Slit·~ ll·S.
z:IM33.m7
ftaaDCle ! SllT ,.5DO ! OCVJ._,MTS IFYOU ..,._.,•M•IW -
2ualla .. ,OOO! lllnea...,.toan.-or ft 1 ' •J.IOO
IUllMa SI •,OOO! ... lo ... 111.-cie ed GREAT INVISTllENT
.......,..... ~ lt;_Dall1 P_ll_o~ ~ tll&al .... c. lat
le•ou I 9edJaa t1>. 9acie t'amlly Jin\. 2 1~~·~•~1~'°~1~°'~0~·~-~ •PbaaeiiiiiiiiiiilG-iiiiii5171.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.-·I ~ 'iut~,=
OfiPOln1MTY DO YOU Dlda o8.-.,._ JOU ll'le the Dally Pilot
OFFER A SERVICE• me n!All.,.ulal Dally •• ,._ ReauJt •• aerYke Let the pubbc know w1lh PUat Cl.al"eed /+4s' to .., __ Your
m ad ID the DailY PUot reldt the C>raqe Coast .... ~ .... '
ServlOe Du-ectory It can aarbt. l«Vltt Is our
Cllll you u llttk as $2 OJ PllooeM251'79 19tt1alty.
per day. For more ID-CaJI &G·5'71 nt. JZZ. fomllUOD and complete -------• ., ______ ....
rm.s call 642·~.
macnab I Irvine
realty
A SUBSIDIARY OF
THE IRVINE COMPANY
OCEAN VIEW!
Through rustic iron gates & lovely
brick courtyard enter this 3BR
French Provincial cottage located
on the highes t point or this
exclusive beach & tennis
commumty. A rare offering at
$880,000 met furo1shmgs. Lynne
Valentine 644-6200. <X-11 >
642·123S
'°1 oovn Orlw
644-'200 Harbor V1-Cenler
Lingo
Rul&wt
K.UFFS CONDO
Spacious Trina plan. Very
private walled brick patio on
lovely wide greenbelt. Large
kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 21h
baths, wonderful home for
entertaining. One of the
lowest prices in the Bluffs.
$156,000.
•OLF COUISI VllW
Eteaant Greenbrlar
townbome located on the eth fairway of Bil Canyon Golfcdurae. P'·eaturln1
cathednJ ceilinp, 2 Bdnm.
2 Ba. ExclusivelY olfeNd for
$240,000.
SPICY ACULAI VIEW
APARTMENT + INCOME
From the penthouse of this 6 unit
Corona del Mar apt house. there is
an unobstructed coastline view that
is f ant as tic You can combine
business with pleasure when you
l&\C in the penthouse & rent the
remaining 5 units Great location.
only 1-blk from the beach. One of a
kind opporturuty. $750,000.
J Ptl•• ••c•11 Fabulous 4 Bdrm home in Cameo
Shores! Prime Corona del Mar
location, with 180 dee Ocean View,
cathedral celllngs & Game room,
huge pool·size lot. Lowest priced
View home in Cameo Shores. Call
673-8550
Alu•daHd
lmtlcC .. .._
Neecjs TLC & Imagination; 3
Bedroom + fireplace, ranched
fence & roses. Owner Anxious. Call
673~. ,., .. ,,. .. .,
Private 3 Bdrm CdM home nestled
ln blllslde, atepe to tbe sand. Uvtna
room with quaint brick fireplace
.opens to private pat.lo & st.p.saver
kitchen. Assumable loan. Call
8'7a.8550.
Qu1Mc.eD4t 1
Walk to beach 6 1h()pi; each 2
bedroom eotta1 baa ~ firepla'ce and"'paUo! ~Owner will
help ftDalice. can now maso.
•
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PVBUC NOTIC'S
•tC'TTTMUI..,...... ~ ITATWMaJfT n. .......... ..-......... -··· C •I •UWl"ORT JOJOeA l"•OOVCTt Cl•I OOLOIWWtl!IT
JOJ09A ...ooucn. "" .......... ~Ill
l'H:TlftOU'l eusNICll
leAm STATUISWT' n.. .......... __ .......... _. __ .
co .aeco sall'YICaS m A9CD MAINTENANCE CJI AICO VNLIMITl.0, tat ...,, ..,_
l"tKe, .......... e..dl, Cal ........ .....
.-a. 0...'I , .... ,_ --....._. .-..... .......... ----0..-. .............
• CAIYll
_,.. ... ...... t044
•. SUN REA:I!TY
1ay1 aucce11. a Bedtoom home
~ by l\IArded aatta for your comfort, 1af ety & privacy. For
appointment call John Pul19
........ _... ....... _.. .. _ ......... .
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t ' .. • • • • l
I. )l ·,I ll\J
•01•ton 18104
~ '~==~~~~~--· ~~.:=
·-: --------......... 211dnDa. a t.ua...., cupN, nll
coverla1a, uremic 0.. ad RV ICCtll. A IZll9t to-. rw mon LD-
Em IAY
:.. ,.. lttll ..,
:. ..... CllW. Bit 1 UPS a DU P S R ..,_Uon eal15*9> ..W 1M111.1J DUPLn 19'0 INVESTMENT! I Bil. 0... JY. be1M. Id. + Apl ... -. OLD CORONA Dl:L l'treplecH. Walk to
llAlll Aaaume lat at 1~~~~~~~~ t.m. .._ ~ ,..,_ 7.A. Owmir' wUl carr, I· _..., ______ _
a.1 or ..u a. ccmtract1 ..,. ,.. M1W 1M111.11 •• Brlrr 1114120, evea . ~
0.,.18*m ._ wttb 3 Utt A Uftt! LcnNM priee la Daaa
M'ID d 1n beck. South Reaort llvtnl year rouod Po Int . 2 B R 2 b a , ~ BwJ and batb wtlh to tbll ''Greenbrook" a f!re.Placee. Oceao vu, m '-1 .WW.. Call bedloom. Huse country walk to bch. ll&'IK. Joan.
...__ 1 • • w~ Beam ~ kikhln. spadoul 1tvtn1 ,..._ _..,
_._ -• • ~ area, heated POOL •
'nkfWMtic .. bomel~~~~~~~~ SPA. call tor detalll! 1--------=.tt:._be9l~~ MOTLIASIHOLD $120,000. BKR. Call N£W HOMES
....-~ -v Walk to Fubioa hlaod st)-1720 ,..., .,,...... .. ... .:.:-bi.!;~~ from thl• fantastic J · •11.11!11JL __ ._,
tab • catm brtdl paUo. bdrm. towDbome oo r~ I i ..!!. ~ ., AD _...,,,,.n, nJue at land in the moat pre-11 '1'• I I 7 fl
.. taD.QOD. stiPM area around. 2~ 10..20%0.. BALBOA 1SLAND Batba. 2 Crplca .• sundeck T ~ OYB LOAM OPEN SAT /SUN u-e
11.EALTY aft lllltr. •mare. Owner· OWC 2HD 1D 25132Vla Padftca
813--8100 aat. muat aeU. Askinl At only S7J,OOO tbls
$1.BIUOO. Bnn1 Offer' perfect mndo l&art.er la Ca.lo'on PLua Denl.
POOL/f'IJV ACY a.am party pad. Lie
•ti•""d easy-care k>t.
Gmmlud!
RedbW a.Jt.y ss1..oeu tbe best t:i..oi lD the area. 7 I 4 /U I .. , 16
Won't last! 546-9481 BKR I~~~~~~~~
SYCAMORE fil.84 FM& y PA.IADISE
• QJm7 3 BR, 2ba, new ~. SlGK. Joan, Ail ....,
You may not like th.a bou1e. but I 1J guarantee
ll 'a one ol the best bwa
mCdll. 'Bd, vtew, priv. beach, lee land. ID brand
new oondJUoo. 1319,000
Darrell Paab, AJt,
640-2326 cw 631-U68.
IRAHDHEW
~.large 3 bd, 2'rAI
be. Quality townhome
coodominiuma. Only 8
available. $109.990 2430
ScU Ana Ave. 8'2-6734
+YllW
~ 5 Bdrm 3 bet.b
family home. witb
breatbtaklnf view or
ocea and vl.llqe u,bta.
Spark.llne cleu, new
carpeta t.bnloul. Lovely
law mat ... ,,... yard.
Good ftnanclnl avail&· ble.-.000.
,.. ..
c:ar... .. Mar 1022 .......................
SPYGLASS
IYOWHll
CAP! COD f'IJCI IUDUCB>I
Charmer! 2 Bdrm. TAICIOYa
bot.lie. 2 bdrm. apt. + 9~ LOAM $115,000. Vlew, pool, bacbeb'. 721 Poppy Ave. Great 3 bdrm aurter OD
''coutr1'' decor. 5 -=•-1162 _______
1
qwet atreet. L&e ynl. ~ l*m, """ be., 2 hpks, Colla.... 1024 Owner baa bou1bl :-s-·oum. Open Sat llDOther • la a.uJou.. : ~U~· 41 _ .................. NolroatJ~I HWTJ!
J
don osen
I t,lHJ ~
• 4 ................ , NO DOWN ~
CUSTOM
CAPE COD
"' Over 3,000 lq n 0
quality" etecan~ LS
I offered ror sale t
dtscrtmlnatln1 ,. buyers reaturtn ·' 4Br. 3"'1Ba with
acuul In master
y atb, 3 maulve
h'plca, lar&e country -' ldtcben with al 'I• modem apJ.llancea ~ inc1udln1 en-alre '.> Ra?ie and sub-~ re rl&erator . .r Upelaln view of t.be
-t paclflc ocn a raw yards away.
A .... I.WM.
t Sltl.000 .. CaD for ill:. w "8· ~ .......,. lot
~-~""
VA
$90,000
3eH•mlttmSt..
'Brordm. llWI ba, frp&c,
dbl pr. Bkr6C2· T743
W•Tolclcklay Grut Pot.eDtial, super
bdnDI ic p-eat bonus rm.
Only $100,000. 64.5-0303
FORESTE
OLSON
,,.,.., ...... t ..... ,
··~-~
-.. Walkt!r t; l t!P.
OAK GLEN
DlaUnclhe aew 2 bedroom. 2..-. ba COG· dnminbmw .,,..,_
2511 Elden Ave, C.11.
IG-C'nM
NICI llDUCBH w.mde, C.11. Boom for
7 caadoa. ,.. 8'1Hl70
COIY&WARM
CM.-. del Mar >
lmmlc. 3br. 2ba, pool •
p9lio home. Xlnt. k>ca·
tion. Custom upgraded
througbtout. Financing
open. m7 Francla Lo.
~----~-~1 541).2223
•IYOWHEll•
HOME & IHCOME
2 Houses, w/20% down,
will carry at 10%.
115.000 642-083S
~----~-~1 UMDBl $80,000
38r. 1!,Ailla, lg yd, w. &de
C.M AIJ.. M&-3627
n.c FOtt S16.000
Original owners are sell·
n n al•._. IMO ••••••••••••••••••••••
WAUCTOSl9
l"ram&MI~•. a.. Towabom• w /aec
--,pool. ........ ma. hrk A..,lar IG-14Sl
L.OC*S GOOD
lmkle • ed. Nloe 3br, 2ba. 'Near achoola • sbopplG&. F\111 pnce
~.
Pait Place, Inc. Ma. 74Sl
&WwwslyP.tl
3 BR uperaded. Try Sl>.000 dD to • 11 % loan.
AfJ.. &'f2..99'10 or 118>-5736
ev
s.rtsklt C..to
TBMS
2Br, patio, 2-car gar,
fpk, walk to bch. poola.
~000. Lo Down Paymt.
!lTf·1400or~
Ing their 4Br l~Ba ()pnH9eSa1/Sunl·S ~l
house, w toffi~. patio, Cartbr>ess Super abarp
storage abed • much exec 2·sty La Cuesta ~·Call. home. 5 Br 2"" Ba. Many WlwdwsdPropenw• upcrades. By Owner.
98:MI02'7 Pr10 only. $169,500.
EASI'SIDE HOME, IN· wtd)'I Zll/81!1&-~ eve
CX>ME. ThreeCovlneLoo· _714_1962_1_4M ____ _
TAKEOVER
9.125°/oLOAH
type. Will finance to
meet )'OUl' need. $203,000.
8'15-6117, early A. M.
~/As• al.om
Remod. E'aide charmer.
Lda ol wood • Ital. tile,
Fr. doors, 2 palloa.
ZBr+deo or 3Br. 2 ba,
frplc. Assume 97 /8 int
$135,900. Own /Bkr
~Tl'C»
Decorated In warm
emUltcoee th1a So. Coast
Plua area beauty won't
lut! $97 ,500. Seller
motivated. Move in
cpctly! ~M91 Bk.r CONDO. 2br, lba, priY. 1-.......... _ .. , patio. Comm pool & rec
IASTS.. area. Ilsa Verde Vlll.u. COTTAGI _...
Z Bdrm., I batb, dbl. •/Hane~ 1ara1e. l&e. lot, nr. ........ tnm.915,000. M&-83
l'Al7 tenu. Low lD· 2 ftll.I I LOT ~rate. _.....
._ ~---.... --O/W l"lDaDce. No quali--r ._. __ , ......... '1inl. t7K down. Xt.ra
S..77Jt titcb income. Bkr.
llJ.59
'CEU-TIRIU
4 Bdrm+den. S6:S lo
~e Park. Hey .. AU
ye cfiacrlmlnallng
buyer!, Um IS It. Lwlury
tivtn& at rt 'I beat. en. 9IH!5B7
ABUY !!
3 Bdrm. 1 IWI bet.b home,
beeutitu1ly decorated In
eartbtonea. Man)' up-
IJ'8dea • eUraa. YOU 1J love this home. Broker
841-4557
owe•MOYMl
From tl E. HIQdD Bcb
'8R Z8A hm lf.ome OD
C&al de aac. Huse Yam/Gm JUI, OVenbed acJt • /pool • Soa. Sep
Pl.a)' Jd. ~ ml to beaebM
$!18.SOO. can• 1m
T£IUCE
............ IM ...... INdt IM Ocean & bay view, preaUdoua 3
bedroom home aff ol'dable price at
$2G,OOO. OPEN SAT & SUN 1-5 161.4
.............................................
Deerfield Pan Home,
OC&tJllOMT
r&DtaaUe onulroot,
a..udN UDdy but.b: wetca. auaaeta ever
OCttiltt ,...aq allipi,
........ J Ba. s Ba .. 2 rrpl., brkht. rm .
-.OIO. Owner c&rl'J
km
~I-BR OYO al ~ Pool, pultlq ll"D·
IU0.000. Owner carry
pmpar.
Pim IV, 4Br, mM. xJD1. Z BR. 2 be. ht». R-2 kJt.
eoad, near aeboola " OUl di unit. Walk to ..,._ lmmedocnrpuey. beach, North eod.
1171.IDO. Owner 551~1. S&A6.000. P9I A1kD Rltr 4M-'1171 Ona(ltree pet» bm. Pl .. anenblt.. 3br, frplc, ~view, 10% ...
a/c,SlOIJIQO.M5-0'1'18 aum. loan. 11% da.
Sl~J.500 S br. Z ba.
COLOMY NOMI 4(M.1.9
~~-~ BUY A LOT TODAY AT --------YESTERDAY 'S Auwnable loan, Wood· PRJCES
brld&e Parkside. 3 at.o view kit 1D very
Bdrm. 2~ Ba, UOO 1q ft, aood area near t be
Vf!/rJ ICJUCbt after Dan· bmcb. laYat DOW and
Ny mdL Call Deneoe. bold for pouib6e f ut&U"e
~,.... we. Sl5 ,000
$86 000
3 Bdrm 2 ~t.b. Plan B,
prqe ud carport. New
~ move-m eoad.itaoo. Walnut Square. Call
MUlSl
WOODBRIDGE
Cllf ANOB POPLAR. mr. a.. Prem. cmr.
kit. Pral. IDdacp, hi&blY
IClll'8ded. mtwn. nn-kea frplc. JIH,000.
Sl-1365.~ .... ,., •. ,
Cr~ .. JI .,_, iS IJ"O'W· IDC bit ,.,_. uriap ac-
a.t •'t. ... at Ulla
--' bdrm. bome In Colle1e Park. Glaol
llMlll. .mte.. a dtbtc rm,
bedroom combination
fort.be te->•18"1 and a
bdrm. • full batb
downatalr1 for
Grmdma.
CAREFREE
LIVING
in this bachelor condo ID
the bautllul vil.lqe of
Northwood. AaaoclaUOO
pool, tennls. spa and
voUeyb&ll. Owner wants
Q\&ckaale.
RANCH REALTY
551-1222
WOOllRIDGE
PARKSIDE
Popdar Denbury Plan
wllb ASSUll ABLE
~% ban CID tbia lovely
3 bedroom home wlt.b Z
mr prap. Vaulted cell·
ln11, wood burnla1
fireplace, aoUd wood
front doora. DON'T
WA.rr,CALLTODAY!I
Jr ~,,, ''"''"""r "' "' . ,
!J!j \. 3000
LINGO REAL ESTATE
a.4Ml
••• Owner WW Pblaoee
l!:Jqul.aJte 4 Br Home
Quahty 'I'bnxlul
Si!Sl5,000
HIWILL
ASSOCIATES
~
-.O.-..c>allS
ID th1a 3 bdrm. borne
wtth huse family rm .
sepuat.e den "3 frplcs ~ocean & ctty
Vle"WL S310.000
SPOILYOUR.SB.F
Move IDlO U:lil deli&btf uJ
2 bdrm. bolM wttb anti
' que st.a1oed glau. Ocean
or mcunt •m VMW'I from
most rooms. J ml a abort
walk to Wood• Cove.
1235,000
A P9flCT ll84D
ot Old World charm • coatemporary dealen.
make um 3 bdrm. bome
ldque. Vaulted ceilinp,
Ubn.ry At 1pectacular
muter aurt.e wttll ocean
V""'9.SZ71..soo
MOLAH -...11 .. -.
497-5454
~~RE
Twe~th•ft
,._,. beacll OD a bf& R·2
kJt wt&.b a sreet future.
I.mmac. • cbarmlna'
llUlt uc:rlftce. mo FEN
WAY. OPEN SAT.12-4.
879.000 Vllwl" ..... AD wood OJN~ Abel de-
alp.. OPEN SAT. 1-4.
z:mUUSWAY sm.ooo
494-7111
laAIRONT Pl•• llod•lar Tn•• Hom.. pvt eo..,•ly,
2 bdll. • br aecurtty, . nt>a.tt.tq OK. From
... 'ft-. la&llDd
llall&M Mame ft. -1
SantaneUa. Aak for Sam 8mh.
So. eo.t llwJ Lacuna !!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! a .. c~. B.11.P. CT1'> ...,.,., .. CM llAUTY ~~~~~~~~I S~ctacular Harbor -;: SJ-.k-el dapln OD 8idlil Qmdo. 2br SeJ.J.Jq
,... l:ll'a "* ,.. lot ~... 1050 .......................
IAilare Wartd. G-.e lA
PaooramJc Yi.-.r, 3rd Daar, Villa Mmva, Zbr aa, ..ma A/C. aft
1pm.
LmmlWOILD!
hit,.. 1o tile a&Dd, by owner. P2~.ooo. ..... dleor. 0..... UD-_llMll3M. _______ _
='::.t.~'!! 8' ~ Townbome. ._It alL Teb °"" l&e Eldorado model. Up· a.a at ioww.. oau now cradla. 31k', z..-.aa. By
1o-. owar. Prtnclpala oaly .
JACOIS llALTY ae,aoo. 151JM1
'71-4670 Rare i.... Wor1d ~ S. ,,._ op.~deaDZbl',eod· Newport Helabta 3Br C41tt-101a
\dwtalrCIODd. home. ' blcka from ---·-••••••••••••• -..n ... No garqe, but a.U , __________ _
Jr ,,.,,, •('!ll•llh~[
t1FA1'~
!>~ 1 1000
~ ..... 10'2 .......................
new lllUrior'. 0peo Swt. COUNTRY EST A TE
J.2.5. P•.ooo for faat Wl1M YllW
sale. BIO Creative Newcwta:D-....butlt
ftNncin& 4Z1 Ill~. wtl.b pride and qu.!Jty
Gl-19 materlala thruout.
Amm.lties aDd special
fe.aWrea malte lhll re wa. ~-Hw Gdmce ''ODe ol a k.tod .• wm. .... Dec* 1Al"llll ' bdrm, aeparate a, Pa'llllUerHomea mUd'a quart.en, Corm.al P.lesaat S bedroom, 4 cllnina rm. family nn, ba&b bome raow under library, bar, 4 adobe
~ Ouu\&Dd. frplea. ata1ned 1laaa,
1111 csmom reatura 1D· pool. apa, 1ourmet
dude Lerp maaiet' auite ld&dlm.. Zoned and room
Wllb ltJ'dro· w tu r I poo I ror bonea. Owner will
)IQed tub. lllnm.l dm.m& briAp fmance. -6.000.
room, 1ard•• r oom. -~ euatoaa farepiac:e with HOMES cm....moa pit. Z car MAL ESTATE ,_...,, l1'di' private 631-1400 cbt wtl.h ........ a.c.
trtdt1. Some optlooal «*a' ute:r. poulble Olilra. ..... cllldalClillililll~ ...................... .
Pliced8JW• .... .....
B•1 dlreetl1 from ... S. I 100
........... 111 Jllllalllellllll
Of9e MOUll ....... .
1094Ylte._ Slt,900 • ...._..._.Dri .. SpenaeaJer mobile
!lw;:crtBt:ed ..... J• ..,._ to tbe ~ HaftGl4* oma Qlltom decorat· .... .., !'!: 8:..;t~=
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REALTORS
•...aai---call .......... .....,.,
llOBILB m>llE
BUY-SELL-RENT·
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nNAHCE
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Wu www .. c:..ilM'
CALLUSUl·f021 IAYFllOMT ExdUnl eata\e Ute main
bouae iOcated OD mc»l
pnwU~ Udo J.iaod
Bay ~~t Separate
Im.id 'I C!lltly. Pn Hte l
bdrm. 1 be iuest qrtrs
Thu fHcanl Island bome Is b~yond compare.
Locatkm 6 deailn wW
aeU Ue!f fW6. m1
C::: Walker t; lee
816 CANYON
~ IDif <.'OWN
eat.ale IBlO lq.ft. ' to • Bdrma, ~ baths Pool
and ... $1.215.000
111 ST AINES CO.
673-7761
S!0.000 Dowa1 Fher! 4 br,
2 ba. eood area John Va-
nUm Co. Ill .->O
!Br 2'M>a. Nwprt Terr, amm w !View 1116.000
~
Harbor RM1le Coodo. 3br.
3ala. nlSel'VOU' &. cule lrte
Vlt/Nll 0ce&n VleW from
trout bakoay SJ!I0.000
~Pnoc Only
._MAUIT
DICUT1VIHOMI
1b1a a Bdrm, 2 batb
beautifully decorated uu bome la located IA
Vflr1 desirable East.bluff
lDclodH pool • l'P• IZU.SOO. can Dan Bibb
forappL
IOGIRS UAL TY
675-ZJI I
----------l"brSale· lBr Home. <>ab' MIWPOIT
$169,000 a bdrm + den. Lie lot
w troom for be* or RV
....... Newly P9hrted
loterior. woocla1 at·
moapbere. Hd &aded
pl&io • bedl)ard, doa.e ==i.:=:: ,_, ... nu
-Walkm 1; l 1~1:
ateP1 to tbe ocean W !111t.b18, 2 frple, 8Wl· dack. ~ open beam
--. auto. dble pr., *' Ownr wW carry C'Oll· tnd. CIGt1 tz25,000 call __.,,..Im.
'IM'G by tbe SEA' 2 BR 2
Ba + den. Gulf.stream
Oubbouae, pool, jaCUlll. m.ooo ,.. 84&..QIO
•EXCITING•
U.r.ta
1974 Traveleae w I
cabana. oW.ide pebo " aarden Dilbwaaber·
disposal · frost free
Frlaldaire, Frenc h
armo1re divider 2 ..,... sbeck, earner kit..
Gru8363>
SPICW.IUY
Be.awful ,.~ ICeywest
(19'12) llobile Home ID lAc\mA Milli, IUC'St 5
atar park. 7x15 encl
parcb.. mbTond doon. ti&llt wood lnterion. 3 i,;
1\:ln a1r cond. 2 apadous
Br't wl1b bet.b + dnu·
.. ana, walk In cbeta..
Afl for ollly 129,500.
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SALn IJOIButlor', 9le D-A
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fi Coldwell Banker
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• beamed eell. Ooa7 ... lmlll 0 :w C hlalJ ,..
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....... ~ ..... ml/llTIO. _.,. IL --Kqnrb-. A fa*. Kldl OJC. _,, ~--Plld&o..e ~aaa.-.a _... 4112 Walaat Ave.
wy. Li1aae •~Ill. -Ger= ...... ill!!lll_..,. 'm-UD.ar U>elaOMI.
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& t au•: Oa11 Ctalld;ei ok. UH . ._.fami1Jbama2br .._L'Wo. lbr, 2b1, pool • Jae. Nl-110'7: •n-0112 • 6lllr•dm. F.adlwtt.b2 _.. $710110. Newl1 r•· •ta baU., a car 1are1e, cleean&.ed. Ml-'ftOI or frplc, MC. mlc:rawaY9, _....,. _______ .._.,_. JZ2' auto pr. dr opmers,
~;:::~=:;~~~~~~~~~;~~ Brtttaay Wooda Nw Jbt, .......... ·--•••••• .U ......... Q'IWm 6 j · fl ti t400 l\tbe Twallle. 2 car Ill' Dlbllll Ccmdo, Zlb', 2BI, much more. Nr. lake, !.!..!!;;.J!.J ...... ' Unita• E·&id; c. II. "1*. mtao. pool, t.m· all bttlDI, c,,.ta, ruJ:· temla. PGCJla 6 Jacuma.
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Llnlfr • SWMO,.r.Jolln.111"511 zer ..... ~.yard,au. •Toro JZJ2 _---. ______ _
NlwtJ rea.,.,W..S ahoo-2 ~ Tripha By Owner, =~ .. ~~~: --·-•••••••••••••• Northwood New 4br = =~ a":Jf:. =. ~ ~.ooo. ............ R>.llES FOR RENT home. $800110. Poola,
Ille lot tmmecttate OC· ' · &9'de 2tlr, Iba. a 1ard, 3 or 4Br. Priced from tamia, etc. WW consider ~ hm 4al'40 eq t, t• o.wt, .... y_, dwl. Adu.lta. ...'51115. Fncd yard fr lhort lae. Avail lmmed.
ft. Several ..... a eD· ..... 2400 NoAU.smllo.M&GI05 1ar11ea f'amlllea ll3iMOr7
· ~_,. HERITAGE
n£A1 1ons
lMfa. ~ I Br 2~
ba., ... 11 1 tit, pool. .............. *
a.tacular .... eue. 2
£r baa.. cu Dr. 2 br.
I• rm w lfrp&c. II• rec
rm ·~ tbl. P1Uo. IWt.t1tmi.59-7111 All-
i Br, 2'At be. pool. aaUD.a •
1J1a. '5llO mo. Clean•
quiet. L1• maater
wMllw ol 5 acre lreell·
belL Call Bob Ncl>ooakS,
~notee.
H2·U21 or 140-41Jt.
n. Blatt. Immac. t.rt·
..... Cando ••• dea. a-, eome be¥9 ..,. -··-•••••••••••••••• please Kida • peta _,...A petndnc Call 11fll.&8 8, ._. Woods bome. .._. Call .,._251S or Slmp new a BR ccedo ID Didi olf LR. f\&lb' ~.
Woodbnd1• Fenced 2 blda, bldna, 2 ear pr Plllio. ~Avail w/ut.o dr 011Dr, pool.
DOW, l.M. $S25. A1en& S'IOOllo. 213-4M-297t
PHI• a. Ka ti Ast. Neaucboola. dlurcb9 • man. A&J. DO fee
ID'• -So. a.& P1ua. '100 mo. • a~ VA u~um1bl~.1 ~or M54m aA. F s•v~ 1234
... ICft()()I. aeeoadary ""anctn1 WUJ ~ -··········•••••H•
"'" 111 tor" cllllldreD. let you two mlta ln Sood HOMES l"OR RENT Plaa Jerie 3br 2be condition, eaeb with a SBrc:mdow/JIOOl. licMed J or 4 Br. Priced from '--• ...... kit.' Roocri prtvate yard in Oranie temm, aauu, Jacuui, ... .._ Fncd Jard Ir ~ ••=an County. Spendable ! etc.EetlDktlc:bm,lam.1· 1ara1ea. F1mlllea -.-. ,__ 75>-1920 I rm., _._ b·-• pvt pleue. Kida • pet1 .--• -lf.2..7481 Y .,,.,_, -wmoome Call9M-256eor
MNlllJ O...perldac
Omdo. Rancbo San Joa-3 Bil, 3 be oce&n 'lflew. 1
qdn abr, 2'Atba. OD IOlf ..... to bcb. 850/mo..
course. Landcpd by All.~tm
Bopr-s Gardm. Prol de-
IMSIS6ALOlll
Ink t'I 1C49i4
• lllr, s.t6dil c.11. .....
OP&. Bnnd ... +pool, ,.. • llri•eeJ'. 900 mo. lie.
-2Br ln1De Vlllqe
Green, brand new ~Ooor mUl .-mo.
41r+deo. Irvtoe
Smp. •mo. lie. •JBrlrvtoe
Woodbridae Greenbelt
view, ..ti/dry !fr11 Incl. ......
4Brlntne ~Brudnew.
areal view. 101d1 of
.w.o.aomoa... -& APAJn'IU!:NT
Qfll. lael Nlri1. MIO mo.Imo.a c.-........ .
7U..1700
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1 associated , I , . . ; .. ..
YUll--..-0 flUM:
Soca.M Aa&Mtlel Of·
recttw • FfM &lndly
BN~ • ll0'1 •Pw· u. ·~ mudl rnora. --~ T.W.•Ftat ..._,,,,
(pro & pro lhop). 2
Hlelth QAle•S...· ~·Mnming• Driving Range
9IAUT1flUL .,.,,., •
IEJfTI: Slngiel. I &.
2 Bedroom• • Fur
nished & Unfumesn.d
·~l.Mno·No~
• MocMtl °"'1 deily t to a.
Oekwood
o.dllt Apertftaata
.... port lledalllo.
880 lrWte
Cl1 teal)
(7M)~
Mlapot1 IMca/lo. t700 MIU\ St •
roo-11 *"•
JBr, I bal'l11 ...... LDdP.
C'IQ, pr. -l.mb Pl. sar.e mo. mca
lbr, ..... DtJcoa7, erpta
• drps. Adulta. NO
nm.~m.MID
VllLA POllONA
APAJt1'llDITI
~ta-:1)15
•lAMIJ, q.a.t all aduJ1
bid& _.......J.MBdrma
oCallllt. drapes
•Poal6BBQ
•N. pstioor belcaa1
•Nr. 8011 Ho1pltal.
ebopptrc 6 2 mi from beaeb.
IMSTAMI' ..
Neer new luxury
towDbowe lib your own
...... 2 br, l'At be, all
=~~.r.~ & •· Drlve by 1.Sl21 A•betm St. tben call
-..:11 .
--nmSEVILLB''
Zl!lr, w/pr. Adib, new
crJD•*11a.Dlll.fncd )'cl ...... pd. llMUD.
mt--0 •. SulaAu1175
--T mo.le&-4477. IJTS..21871. ,._,,DO fee C
'
r'sd J '-'UAIL Plllio • 2 car pr. $550.
" ,. <tr 't.oo PLACE Greeobrook Barcelona
•fJJOO' It •PL 4br, Zbla. Hus• fa.m rm, walk to
K-Hldm. Famllieaoaly.
.-miao. 8liMZZ2
airmed. .......... _ Nop-a-l bdrm 2 ear pr.,~• nu...... .,..., I~. C\oae to IC!boola
--M).4Bl -Kldl • pd.I. ts5(). 538
(714) M2'49170 2 Br, l be. '340 mo. +
L.:~~---·· .,.=======~ deml:ai deposJt moves 1 · )QI ID. L&und.ry nn. No
---••••••••••••••• llma Verde, 3 BR l't4 Ba,
BALBOA NOf'BTIIS"' patio, earlbtooe cpta,
Nat to tbe Pavllioo; 4 co,. n l:JO P.MJ new paint, MU mo. ...... + 2 asu. with bay 'm·Dll>: Mf=Sl'5 view . 1700 ,000 ., _________ ~RTHEIG .......
R-loacxnlca, 17~ w I &.a.a& ,...,. .. rv ua.:11 rva~ 2Br,lbl+ lcarprace.
.. Leue: 12,.!500 aq.ft. New 2 bedloom 2 bath super cond. IS25/mo.
Xlnt. baUdins. Beech home. 11111100 Lakes 1584 Rtvenslde Place.
--. c..t.a lleaa. Avail Country Club. Goll· Call Curt II , A it .
lmmed 211·124·5910 t.-mi.t-pool. BeaUl.lfuJ.b 131.131.
Heart d F.V. 4Br, 28a,
new eYerytbln1
o.n'111 lDcl. -mo. i.t • tu&. ~ dep.
...... Pll. ta.WI Alf
JabDlladlifJ. la.adacapecl, DO malo· f'.Mtlkte llr, Z!)e, fDCd I° 7 ., ..... JJ40 -,--,-p«a----C.-... --,-• ·--=~Rd. yd. 1 bit to acbla, ~-·=·= ~m majon incl Dwrt Bat&prinp i*deow. frplc, 91'7Dlo. carport, dl!llM, •1 'Alt.
'1 Alpba Be ta. G roaa ZlNn-2572 Sl'Jll lft. 4. "15-. .,..
--yr. M-m•b&el•--------..... •1'"'. Prieed NEW J bdnD. bome. JJDI D'!UGB'l'PUL J br ., 2 I 0 MIW f:".000· Good eub eq. a. JK dow1l to new ~:.ri::-rr:m-s~C:: fllJUMITYNO?tlS
AJ:b.tP-iI.JUtyCo FHA loan. ta,000 lull 111·1--...,,._, J Br, 2'At t.. 2 story, J
RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN 1\llt.ln Ave
VILLA-New 2Br, 2Ba Wl!3TCUFF. lmmac lBr
OJadoCID aolf CIOUl'fe • air• -. -( 2 I I 4":1owawe, pool Great ...... am rm. pc,
view $700 mo. Jae. prdener, sns .... Zl20.
-.1m, m-:mz nxx:H or Q,ASS Condo
U D l v e r 1 it y P a r k =::-om~.~:.;,~~
'l'owallome. 4 BR 2'At be. -'""· Pl l b ..__ aefa. req. Yrly lse -... ._. cu ..-.
MIS/mo. Xlot cood IWllarda, pool, aawia,
...., IYDl, apa, MC prtin1
Malta. No ~ ~llo a a. CGddo. Z.car pr, 2JM25.71'71. 71~
pool. WDDla. SS75 mo. lfl. • Pll. = After 5pm or Snllw oeeu fl bay
--------.... 4br, .... ~ •
p:st. 3 car pr. 2 frpb. • srdnr tncl. SllOOmo.
~ m-mz price. Reab.«178-1333. pl.ma. eppraa. moo eq. ft.
Olfof5'ah lnDd New 2Br 2Ylbe, z. lr15mo. Huntmcroa St• New3br,a., wetbar, fut cc:i:::i:;-~r1o'O ,.,.,., 2600 :,.~ve~.!:::.· ~~~~)M)-5/j()4 ~Hi:~ :,~v~~e Luxur1ow VeTU.llle9 Peo·
t.houH <Adult ) Bdrm.
tJMh. la VI.DI room, duun&
room • kl1.ch. W I all the
• ...,,lties cl resort la v.
1nl. 1 Yr leue. CaU A'1·
Bob, SG-7850
....................... ....................... 1~719 ...... Tn'S
LOW INJ8IST LM Vee-, Nend.a 4.82 2 BR. pr, amaU Jard. bl& R>IO'.S l"OR ll£NT
909 far c:ommerdal de-ldtcb w /Wlhr bhp. No 3 ar 4br. Priced from Woodbddae Qt.ate. 4 br. ...., Loaillm ~ oa P1amineo pm. $ISO. 22DI A Placen· ~-. hcd yard & 2 'At b a • s 1 5 o m o .
Tab CJ\19' low IDterest bl&wm Mel.ct • lie> tia. MS-'Tm 11ra1 ea. F 1 m 11le1 Owar / "-~ nu lom! 8eYsal choice jave.11.. Kath Macaulay. ---------• pleue. &ida • pet• 1·2 bedroom condo mM'l-G00,902-325-lOIM mo eq. ft. a br. 2'At be. weicOIDI Call9M-2186or ~INdl 3241
bDrDr9 lD popular Spr-beam clp new crpt. dbl ft99 ..... .... • ........ ••••••••••••••• ~• commun1t1 In .... ....6...:.1 ' ••r-•&.._,oo... Br pr., --atn., h'p&c. ----=-------2 • l'At be, lie yard, tmi., atreama, -••••••••••••••••••• Adalta, DO peta. ~ NMNr 4 Br, 2 t.. family view. '850/mo. Tom
._., luab 11Dd9capln&. ...._,_wlr•1d bll 11pm. 14f.W2 Ill e. rm. fJPc, cpt/drpa, ta 51).Z3>0ar4N-Om
-----Q'fWATER allDllW wide
3br, frplc. Npt Sbra
Pool , tenoi1 ,U50 .
9Clll3 ------5-laA.. J210
2Br a. lntne, 2-a.r 1ar.
poot, t.ean1a $S75. Aft
Spll« wbdl. 6"-azl.
Doi w .... 3600 .......................
BEACJI LIVING
U Steps to Sand ,
1pedoua 2Br w 1bltns,
rerr11. new drp1,
cmport, Ant.I 'lil 5-lO
fm mo. Eva• nnds
113-18 0.,.. s:n. 7ll50 .
........... J7N .......................
..... "',_ ....... 1707 ...... ................ .
Sle~pto1 rooms tr
kJldwondta. m wt " ~~87$"740
1 BR. 'At bill to beech, hi •11S. sm mo. ~1•.
M)..4500
ft'oalSSJ.l50. _................... -...,_ .-v. _._. •~ G--'-~ u ftamtodQ (prin.oaly) .... ..._.. 1106 _,.._. -i;;~-· Oceanfront N. end. l
a..wa. <Bn:iker> --·--••••-•••••••••• a.--2br, TwnbM C11U bdrm. 2 auudecu. $400.
.......................
Beautltul 3Br, l \.;Ba Con·
do+ prap, vacant. nr
So. ~ Plua. S485 mo au w Altoo Unli c Open ._a.in 1-5 or call aa..e ....
............ apmtmeal. uw
pd. S. apt. Fri. or S.t
IZ'ZSlmO. 310 z. Balboa
llYd.., Balboa. B+ctn•cm Sanor Coa· 2 Br, 2 ba, fplc{ 1ar, loc:. Nr abops. P'rplc, --------~4JOc!Qa7SZ.9551,evn
do. ZBr, 2'At8a. Alk1DI WHb/dry, wal -wall bltba.se.ICOMS 4 Bdrm·~ atnmely 7
aso.aoo.-.zn.z. :-tllll>YrlJ. 78CH314 HUCMNIW21a dela. Cblldrera • peta So. i.caoe 1 BR bowie,
£ llM • ·n ,,..,.,..y FJ>lc. pr. quiet. priv. o K . u 2 s mo. A 1 t. new f!!PU, oeea.o v lew. ~ ~ Ml ,......... Jiff PmUaa,yanS.etc,etc. lllMC71 mall deck. Very clean. ~ 2 bedroom, 1 --••••••••••••• Low moTe ID cost $MO/mo Ulll lnd. 4fl7·-
-.ry. 1D UU new OODdi· VC'llllllelLUlnar7CoDdo2 •· Adulla.IG-Oll5 .... no-J Br /view .,50 tim. W~erytbjq. Br, 2 b• Pentbouae. ---------•Gr, 28e, deaa. ••all Feb ..___ w •• llUllO. ~ will belp o.rdld...-pool etc. Larte 2-tty 3br, 2'At~. 1."75mo. mo. Arcb Beada ffll.a.
,_ ftna.Da. Call Key Sbort i.m. ii.zooimo. .... fam cletllf!!bed .... m.eta 93llm :,:.r.:.: ~. u m malor75HMI ~ .:O.• = :.~ 1 Br. l bl ca ....... Pool. OCEANFRONT-New 11
OD Iba a.di! 2 br upper' Call llib dJ'I az.mi., 1119 • t.eaalia. MOO mo. 1Br mobile bome, all
.,
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OCF.ANSIDE Of' HWY
3214 Attract bacb. w 1new ....... m>lae. --••••••••••••• • • mCJe orf7$.Gl ~JBRden.2be, ..... to bcb, marlDa, l.eo· c:........ J724
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..... 9L AIU· DOW l'-.t· s-.t.... J211 -1 Bdrm ... am.
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2Brdm.~ UI~ pets, 142·UH. 792
St t40o au ·410, i;i~~~nw~r::_. -----m~ -
--------ZllO ...... Au. I br, l'At
ba. 2 llm7 ""' pool, lee J714 f{:Z..!..ud. pV\ patio . _................ • amall pet ok.
BNdllnllll IBr. Part.Lal17 .. mo. IQ.mt
M1l. A..U. to J-. -· rrw ... ~ ,......_, 2 BB 1 ea. new
epta, d.rile. etc. $395.
151-DDO; Mf.57"'
2 BR. encl prace, lge
I I• I e e ........... • • • • • • Jl9tio. Im 1DO Sa:l.all pet
.... w.d Ja06 O..K. OaJJ ~. u&
----···-··-b' Psmort..rl)' 2 Br ....... apt OD Jlty ...._ U1M 1'1pa. ()pm 3 Br, 2 t.. dlllrwbr, lrp&c,
....... UM rdG'eDC:le9 req'cl $550 c.-.. ..._ JIU mo.Gl.-S«MS-C30
--···•-••••••••••• 1125. New 2 ~.apt. Encl
8raDd new 3 br. 2 be. cood pr. Gnm kk'.. Adlta. oo
~ Adulla. DO pd.a. Pill ~ 90-2291
SZ5 an G H RobaUoa. Redor', ~ ,.,._.new 2 bd or So Cat
--------Plua. prqe, DO peta,
Zbr traal duples S425 sm. MWll.l23
~.DOpet/dWd
G1 lril; pr; avl. 21 .. w J0:»-12 00
New 2 br, 1 be. frpk,
pmdo. No .... 13o::J Baker
SL ea mo. ta.nu. Bachelor, 111 penoa ....,,.s. No c1op rm 1 BR rw11de, or aaq.,
I.ill pd. 4117-411151 cwport.. DD ..... $IOI) per
mo.IGCMI
BEACHJl'BONT HSE·Lc ple8LGl.a74
4.Bri...Jl!e..J..!ktt. 2 tlv nm. 2 BR 1 Ba, tuna., ln weU !!·SIDE ... ~~~· patio,
prrumH.a.llo::J • tnpla. roqp'8, DOO prqa. ............ DO peta.
D~•J duplesl PaUol Great ete56Gl3 O.UBobNcDnnald.Atl. bllm.J»lfJO
...... llOO Yiewl 2lllJI B W. Ocean-DO fee. H2·H21 or ........ J210
111111• .. •-•• ........ f!m7S-tm. 2Br duplex. N .. crpta, -...-. •H••n•••••-••••••••• 0-dafla. C.cnaa del etc. Quiet. Pvt. yard,
1111'. 0...-w /fl.nance. ....... ... 'it 1 d encl pr. '400. Water & IQ> mo. 3 BR 1 i,; be cc.J·
do Adu.tt complex. Reta
req'd, no pet1. Alt.
BC21
Olll tar IAJll. ... 7"2 _..................... prdeDer paid. MS-3800, Gl·m:J..
P1 IMr'dt c.o.aa 11eu. a G 111 .. 3202
ulta, R-2. t101.ooo. •nnu•-••••••••••-• .. Jloblrt.,._,.111.ia.. ~ Ba1 Belmont
---------· ..... wit.er ..-. lbr, ..._" 41rty 2000 2ba. fam rm. frplc, new ;\( _................... c:rpC:a • dnll. Slv . .eo.t
E llide dls JBr, 2'At8a, aaallyercl. eomm pool• • 3 Br, 2 Ba. Ir p I c .
Jae. SZSO/mo. "5-4407 or c:rpta/drp9, patio, fen~. lf5.4llM. No peta. ssso . aat2
llalloJ. .. TDfLIX dock av all. f750llo. 1Br a.-., fam. rm. 28a, AIPIAL 211CMClln«aN211 frple. Nr lrwya, & •Brboule, l&rplot. boat. S..C.Plua. "15/mo Ind av 1ccesa. '8». mo. Ona& re.t1tde Coate ..... , I h 1207 frllt. yd 1arde~ln1· -.2211.or8G4ll7. --loca&.lm. Pb ................ -••••• 111.... . ~ ..... OliJ SUl.IOO for Balboa~ Fram& 2br a.ldo .... 2'Atbe. Stve,
fllll Hie. Call aowl a. OaDdo. ... floor, 11r ....,..,.,lotowaboUle 2br frplc, dlnrr. dbl pr, pool _... m..•/rl»..,...,. a.. Zar,.,...., Pool'. •dub hM pri•. Nr. 5-
-Walk1:r J; l.1~1: Cq' f -IMdlHtl Mmo.NU010aA4. =~508~..-.
............ --•••••• l BB bome. E 'ald•. __ ... __ • •_tme ___ 2 Br. 't:n"::.'ard. Mm lldwod On. frpk. Le
::: Oil sa SDO. ymd. "11. ..._'IZl.1,....
l lrl bdrm. J'rplc, patJo. c.w...... J222 ....... ,.,., pft'lfaey.
................ -·-· 1151). tG41SZ
lllr, 181, SO ..._ A. 2 J;tMt • Jab • Onqe. tifwPWW...,IWlll'ft~lfWllM ..,.,. .. U•lq area. lbr, l.ldlmitllOOMc dtp.
GMllow IDd. .... Mab. No Plea. -llo. ...... --~--~~~-~
•
&lper 2Br Coodo, nice
1re1. cloae to ever· Jt.biD1. SllLU51· 1.814.
Be1utlrul HW CUilom
bome vie• of oceH,
walk to Hod •1ao. _..or2U,....
BOllES FOR RENT
J or 4 BR. Priced from
...... Fncd yard"
1ara1••· Famllle1 pleue. Kida fr pet1
weleome.CaUIM-2588or
m2t'7l. At#., DO fee.
~ ...... J25Z .... .................. .
Ja1e1 ocean w. lmmac
2Br l'Atba fplc, peUo,
rfta. NC, pool, teno1a, ad&lltllv91DO.~.
4Br, 2Ba boua•, slnt
net1bborbood, n r ...._-..,971mo.
9-mo•m.tal.O
I.-Nillllll OoU ComM
Omdo. I br, A/C, YI ID,
pool-. m .1171
amaDn.SD> ...... zm Ill> •n.t.~%127
W. ? I 'us Utl ........ INdl J740 ....................... .. .................... .
i.e. 3br 1 ~bl. din rm
trpie, fDcd yd. pet.lo, pr
Jdnl k>c .... 540-a.G
H.l._ANIST
Sp9nlsb l!lltate lJ vln& ! ~put-like 1ur·
roundlo11. Terraced u you've oner placed • poot Sunken pa bbq, a-iftec1 ad 10U're lD '1parkUn1 fountalna.
the mtnoritvl •Try tt once Sp 1clou1 room 1 . ~ Separate diDJ.q uea. and ... bow quickly 10U walk-ln doeetAI, bome·
1•t re au It•. Pb o ne tura ld&.cbm • cablneU.
ICNl7'L Walk Lo Hunttn1ton
a.&.. a 8'clroom,.... .._
TonboulefUnL 115()5
Adulta, ., pata,
UWW. ...... !
LA QUJNJ'A HERMOSA
1IZ11 ParbAde Lo. 1 blk w. " Beeda. a bib s. ot
tt2 Br. l bl CllDdo Dr So co. Ptua. New apt&.
drlia. AIC, pool, aeautty
aate. Children oil, DO
pets. MIO. Ma-~ ot
~LSL
.:....--...!!~!!_ __ , •1a ,:a ••1 c ...................... . ':S' ... -=' ..... ,.._. ... I lalr •• a OaU••u.a • ~' ~ ~ I bd1a. l M . _... . .;;;•~tw;;,,....;;,.DM ____ _
~,.,... • 1ard...... Jl44
n... Olrt&ral ~ Av.U. ....... •••••••••••••••• rtb. lllb. ..UO/mo. a.:t.,. 3 Bil canc1o. a
-'\ -• tl'lll. ., . polll • ten !:'lildt G.,._ ~ aa ._ D Mo .,..,...,. ~ .... "C' tar.... 11a1•a.ca ,...,
dml &o -I 1171. 400 /la lbr Condo o
Adb1110,.....I04Mll c,_., Pol.I&, apa. el&ib,
~... teut.. cbawr, ml L MDI.~· wntrb. Allot., wtl' pa.1d
Dlt1cW ..... Stied~ W-.bldrJ. Ina.. oeaota· Xlra ttortee. Crpt • ble. Call lla111e, .... W/Dllloolnllll.Sm. ~-1-...A ... ..._. ynl. Ou avaJJ. _...._&,._.. ...... ,,.
Oale W. II m1D. to bcb. ........... 3141
Children OK. $315 ......... --••• ...... ..
"5-510T. ITl·073Z, "
•l.541 1 Br duplex. larae "
clean. ln La1u.na Ca·
VenaJDet
HI Zba •Tu yrly.
Corner UDU. rab. ~~ttvtnarm
and oceao • C•t•llna
"91# from BdnN. New
dec:ur.
Pmmlu1a Pomt area
USO, abort le rm .
Bayfroal Bay vlew.
Btaub:ful Laree aecurlty
bldg, 2 car puttne
0umery Villale UC!I
2 BR, den, 2ba S1*
yearly. 2700 1q ft of
beautiful wat.erf ron t l1 v ·
ing.
I , t
1part110ent,
lYd.a -IMWIU• CatlllH It .• _,__.,.JI
N.wport Bell. Harbor
Rktp W.. OQndo. Nice
room+ prl • HOO. •ttod11,M>-1634 ev
limn (9111. I BR l &
dpb iD CdM 1112. riO + i,;
utll. Perfe<'l 1teal !
MO-IGI eV'l /Wtmda .
A.Ill rual to abare. pvt rm. ba, 1pa lac. Npt lkb tor fl!ftned empt 'd fem,
ref'1 req'd. Alt &pm
M).8.l.
Rmmate wanted, DOD·
amkr. Quiet. retponalble • rm. 2 Br 2 Ba. or uc1.
hdl. IZ5S I&"" utll. Eves
~-$98
LUIUllOUS
lllCVt1ftlUfT'll
Oftkee HIU. ia =~~ "loe9&4ld ..., fr.wa~ ~ • l..,. Oraaa• CouaL1 Airport. ruUltlu lachade a triab. dd9m ~ HoohlJt•l•pbone ~wtlop...ca ,our
dimla -........ your calla •• compW.e Callt •
Federal law library,
beautlfully ct.corat.d
............ l'OCllDa. pboto
<0p7 m1dslnes, " lhe finest in secretarial
.ervkes. For furtbtt lnfo
" a peuonal tour ~b the facU.1t1ea .
pleaae eoa\aet Vortac
A.uoc .• <114 )iSS-2213.
(114 )81:i6.3BOO.
DIC.SUITES
Prime Newport Beacb
loc. Near o.c. al.rpot'\.
&fmt l.ocl. receptioo, COD·
fereoce rm, Janitor aerv .. ut111, 100 fru
copies ai mnre .
SecfttariaJ M!l'V avail.
llior Do'9I &51-IUl.
mc.sunu
1Dl 1q n. in medical bids.
Avail for immed. OC·
cupaocy. Ample parll·
In&. Newport. ~1 _
•t41WPO«TJC.M. Up to 4'100 aq ft. avail at
pnme corner. 17th " Nwpt BL m.-oG
IALIOA tS&.AMD
Small ........ ~. MOO mo. ,..,,. 9'1Ml'IO
bl ..... ~ 4500 .......................
' a I C1m1~/ ,.., a rt I
Lotlt&Foimd ........................ ··-• 5100 . ..................... .
Lcmt 1m fem Wblte/bllt
Beatie mixed, vlc
Garf\eld/Bch Reward.
~3118
REWARD$100
Red Dobsmao Puppy.
Vic Lowell " Civic
Center Dr • 673-0259,
4t'f·Z3H, 973-0378 Is
1»4222 Prcl. Ex.ecutive llaaaage
LOST DOG : Wbt Spitz. Tea1looa melt away
Male. 2Slba. ''Rufus.. DO IDIOut Peter 49Ml71_._
ta111 REWARD .1---------861282 N.B.
., Quiet E·IJde 1 br. prl v Q)'(ln. l400 inc uW. Call Cannery village area
pat.in. Q-pta. drpa, lndry _~ __ aft_& ____ , 2 BR, den. 2 ba. $2250
Rmmte needed. 1217 mo 2
rma avail Fantastic
~.Aft.S,494-1788
A oombinaUoo that Cln'
be beat! Perfect lout.loo
<clo&e lo fnvys, airport"' re1tauraDts>. prof
secretarial servs. •deal
of fices & beautllul pt'O-
pie. For mott info call
Prime Npt /Mesa Bual-nma .,.,._ Quality Otfict'
" warebome space for lease Carpets. drapee &
wet bar. 1B70 sq ft un1t1 avaU now 29< sq. fl
642-4463 8 4 Sat 9 I
PDINY
PIMCHO
ADS FOUND CAT Black,
male. $haved leg.
B-tlZ1 & s.ti-1377
•'
fad. l&Ove only. Elderly Luxury 1 er apt. 11.eps to short term or yrly Euro-
pref. 67s..3335. __ _ beach, ocean view. no pean decor. Fantastic .................. or ...... .ucc + ........ waterfront wtth slip Spec. 2 Br aardeo apt. \2WUU:U ---· _..,. YIOCW
......, " rec. All util pd WI ~. &M-4311 avail Pvt. gate entry.
Beach house. Pri v.
comm. Npt. Bch Pool &
spa. GlOMo. 646-7174
ONLY S2 FOUND DOG--B-1-kl~~~~~~-~
• ~mg Sflldio•
RapSessxms """" fWmshed $3500/mo J\dWt.oopet.I. D>5. Studio apt.Ii, ~ blk lo
fl Puerto Mesa beect1 $305 Yrly lnC'I utll WATERFRONT
Bev <il 97S-2161. w~ m ttreal loca
Non-amolter, male, 27 lion w1part11I office.
!:14-11 Jny ttrm « f'Of1J
t>tMuon ol 1U!m11 f« 17S
or IHs with a J'..-nny
Plnriltt Ad. 3 bMS f « 2
QONl«lll.IVC! da)"I Each
addruoo.al hM ~ ~ for
1Jw2da~ Ch.r1tr1t'
Cockapoo. mt'd sz. nn
collar, Banning &
8'&bard 968-7.SO And Ll&&.ening Sesi.ion~ <:.ome m & mJoy the com
pany ol a beautJful girl.
tallt about anytbio& you
hke Open l0am-4am
Located. 432 "8", t:
l7lb St, Co'ta MesJ
~9182.
U&MapleAve,aptS unrum. Stv & reh1g tfOM~
&2'34 or 491-31162 REAL ESTATE lit 3 Br 2 Ba ln lovely 631· 1400
aedl.I apt. or house W 11 Xlnl offices on 18th & aiowrt.lble lo full off"·e
mellow rmmt f'IM by Newport Blvd, C M. s~ 3,D>5Q ft Local
Feb.1. 90-1163 ~2111 ed just olf Redhill 11\ the
FOWld Doby, male, blk"
tao.. Sbepberd ma. pup.
py, fem.. blk "Un Ter-
n er poodle. mostly
wtuu, male Newport
Beach Awm<1I ~bel~r.
644-~
Mes.a V~ 4-plu near •••port._.. 316' Femi.le lo ahan! oldtt 3
Fedco Bit Ins. nu ...... ••••••••••••••••• bedrul ~. Pets OK.
cari>U'paint. frplc, patio PAJtK MEWPORT 3176 rru~ pd. 6C25S39
yard. dabwahr. no pets 8 a c be Io r 1. 1 or 2 •••••••·-·-•••••••••• MtF JB.J5 sbt ruce 2Br _m>_~-. _ . _ Bedrooms &Townhouses S1per-dlx <>ttanfroot 2 br apt. In nice area Pool.
t.arwe new E side 2 br, From PIO 00 apt. ~$795 Dbl oven, Jacuzzi F.V $178+ \-autJ.
vaulted ceibnc. decks. Spectaeular spa, total D/W. gu furnace. abwl Oillaft.er6pm 96J..2.80l reereation program. dance of custom ·
gara1e "'llndry $400 IOdal program. 7 pools, 8 amenu.ies for the dis Mature woman look Inc Adu1ta.. oo pets 759-9194 _ tennia courta. At Fuhion oeming tenant. Security fOI" rmmte lo &hr S700m<>
YI.LA MIDEIA 1sla.nd. Jambortt & San aystem. Adults, oo pets. rmt of Coodo 1n Laie.
JoaqW\ Hilla Road 1.Sl.S Buena Vl1>ta. San Bch. a.tMOO or '88-1731 2.br. 2ba. new crpll, ga& t714)644-1900 Oerneme <bebind Sebis 6PM Dwia stove &l d1bwbr incl lien's Dlnner Hou1>e ). _aft ___ .-----
Encl ~races. Couple ·--------1 .,.., -~ .--6 1.1-OK N Call mu .• _._..... Roomm•te wanted. M or ;;b: MOO UW pd, excep~ HEAi 5m1a MCI 3110 F, ooo-amok.er. Nice 3 br.
etec. ZD1 Wea 64$-196S. HOAG flmUCED .................... ••• comp&. turnLabed house
Hlahl.y upcraded. pro-_,.. 2 Br lYa ba pooJ w/pool l.o M1llloo Viejo. 1:c lbr. balcony, over· feulonally decorated 1 -• . • • Call Paal days 833-7'77
pool •-... -. Adults BR Bach 1n V ersaWes patio. lge & IW"Y • unmac. ,_ __ 77CM683 •-uu O:iodo overloot1D1 foun· condo. "109 W. Mb. ... ~·-. ~ 0~~ 8 7
t a I D &l p a r It . I i k e Geml.ni Rlty S3IHl623 MtF share 3bdrm bome
cowtYard. F\l1l security OJodo or So. Cst plaza OD 28lb lo Newport.
Eutside cotta1e. small bid&-$C7S/mo. Call lbr, sec gate, pool, am S16'5tmo. m427
2br. yard, gar $3SO <:4644-7211 jacuzzi.$37~6'5-N42 ~.e.6-ZJ16. ASKP'ORNIQEL,A&l. •-i...-~~~~~~~~1 a..e • COl:1 lbr, .. _. 2 BR l Ba. acl 1arage, -::..: W/.ucb pr, lndry facl.
Slit mo. Call 54f.5880, 1 BR. stepm lo beach, gar Lrg fncd y rd S315
askforPamorl..arry plcn(t.. $3SO mo yrly. w/rdn&.~
m.J1151;~ ca-,..... 1126 •. 2 Br, l Ya ba condo
·--.. •••••••••••• Oceanfront. ju.at atepg J>arldn&, Dear So. Cst away from t.bia upper 3 Plaza. Recreation A: 1pa.
Responsible penoa to
sUn Z br apt fpl, OCMD
vu sno+ .flf147N.
~ Fri• 2Dd n I• rm. bdrm. ba. Pool, jac, t.eo-
Dla, aauna, everythblc
fl.Im, 1295. CM or 405.
M/F~ 751-5S25
------~--rine Koll lrvU>e Complex me Ofc $poce in C M Brtween ~ & 73
Dftt&ForReM Fwy Please call our
'Ii<> cum rnttt' 1 a I .M1t
f"or more information
and ID plact.' )'OUt ~ C'all American Inves tors
Corp. ii kul.o& 10 dKU
In rts plush lrviM Of.
flces. Excellent for Ill·
surance. real est.ate. etc
Secraary & rettpUorusl
Rent covers all office
services at very low c<M5t
G 1802 or 851-0824.
Airport Office
Secretarial ser vice
avail. $140. 957-9331.
Dlx. medic.al office 1uite,
Carma deJ Mar. $750-Mo
Realooomlca Corp .
~
Pa>PE!HONAL OFCS
Oraaee Coast Fin 1 Cntr
Mesa Venle C C. area
CttyClla.ta Mesa
2 Clfficea ava.U wtlh re-
c e p U o o ll t, phone
anawerln1 •
library lcooference
racwty. Spece foe own
aec:ntary avail. if re·
cpnd.
Jamee E. Dancer. f'Aq.
7SUOll
agent Mr Curtis at
~
41XX1Sq ft 2ofcsw beat 2
bath areas 2 0 11 wtru.e
doors & bell Frwy cl~.
642-5678
Y..uig body b\11 kier -. 111
f'OtGd Small S1bf-nJn do .&nytb1ng leg<1I l o
~-Fem 1't>wport & finance training c.,11
22nd. C M J an I 7 Bruce, 631 2212
863R29 9112· l.281
:M<s.q ft ~1 Free Junket Ptigbt.a LOvnY • .a. .... ES EYerydaytoLuVe&a.'> Found German ·~ ~ mi~.~rk ~~~~~ =~~~~~-:.~~ MOOB.S&ESCORTS
lat avaU for lmmed OC· S'll.-rn> au m&-0100 ty. 546-9605 ~SE
C\.lp&DCY. 1.ocla. offices & ~
warebf:qe ss-ce. Crpts, New 1ocataoQ for Proot.o Found Blat'k " while Offeri1MJ Speciat
drps. wet bar. For lea.s· Tu Co . '05 B East adult male cat. Lovable 7W-737-3199 3'Hrs
tog Info call 642..+tQ. Ba1tma Blvd (ti pst.aU"S 1. v I c f' v t H e • r ea u au n a oaa a .! Stw.. 4550 Balboa. 1 day service _MPr_lW _____ --AD yon e It Do w I n g
....................... 67J-~31 Open Houi.e f'ouxl· Bladt 1.oa& bat~ whereabout.& of David
2500 Sq. Ft. opera fncd 1 l9-IO, 10 tilt 2 a:a1e ce vtc MacArUuar W\.ltl:na, gradusted New
area. No. Harbor Bl. Lolt&r.o-d 5300 & Brtlt.OI. Rblnestone Tl1a' East~ u:i
C .M. $99/mo To m ...... ••••••••••••••••• collar a56-9731;~sno uno. Call~ &pm ~ Lall or Fa.md a pet? Call f'f'DIU I ~ 9pm __ oc !!. tenda
._..W.t.d 4'00 Aoamal Aulatanu ~I'll r.....a~5360 --•-•••••••••••• Le8&ua-S11-22'n. DO fee. IMlrtllrH .......................
an.bedraom CIOUaP In FGb1 °' at a -! Call Nt.1111.a.J ?:'a~.·~ A:i·~~ Specaal Pal& Hot!Joc ~-~~ _ BRASS KEY
or QJsta Mesa for '300 or 7l4 "172-1Zl5. 2131251-73118 S£C1lET AR y ._ _ _._
leas. ~ atta f'SMD l.OST: Lq bllL Fem. lab &r ~ &m.r •'()u.r •' ... , .. ~ •
Tbal.b eWrlteD a ladl y "'ri I co~ lbep. Few wtule hatn on pmt ~ banar wua for * 661.0729 * t'best. Umo• on old g.-lib t!'ftl'Ybod7 ~~-Newspaper, p O Boa: 70-lOOlbs . S0-2012. Toda1 be walled two NOWBIRING 2Br. clean, lllle new,
dahwhr. 1ar. balcony
Nr. ocan. ns-~.
Br condo on the M2-0l3B· l46-3309
J>eUmWa.. Yrly. Gara«e., '
oopeU. M0-003'l Af1 lac* Fm •dl1d lArlt Bachelor, $Z7S mo orU.fwHi•d HOO
MIF, 25-3S to abare 3
bdrm. 2 1t«y apt 2 bib '
to beKb. 4M-Gll5
PIESTIGIOUS
LOCATION...
ueo. Cost.a Mesa. CA b so 92826 or telephone 56-31112 hours while Is T,...... 54
SECRETARY went 00•1111111••• .. •••••••• 67).7654. LOST. Suoday. Plump downmdeotuiluw " 2 Round trip tickets to orange Fem . cat T-...... -... 768-6281 dys, 498_0318 Westcurr around floor ... ••••••••••••••••••••
condo, 2 BR. 2 ba., frpl., Yiiikna
ew9. comm. pool. No pets. Seawind "~5" 3Br. 2Ba. frplc. ocean Walk to shops. $.\50 Mo.. New l&2 bdrm lwwry
v1ew, new crpts, new yrly adult apts ln 14 plana
paint. av all DOW SSOO I Versailles condo. 1 BR. 1 from $350, 2 bdrm mo. Call Martha. ba. modHn bldg .. townbou&es from $500 +
661·1161 or Eves. ~ty & convenience pools, tennis. waterfalls. 496-3572 Steps lo bus. !>h{)p!> & ponds! Gas for cookiott &
281\v ~Ba . ITg master Bay&Beach 759-0811 Otego Ftwy drive North
Resp, mature lady ~ rm or cottaee apt 10
home lo Nwpt·Balboa·
CdM 558·4339 9AM
4 JOPM, 642-6127
~/wlmda
Mature. qu1et,neat.no
c1~s $212 50 yearly
Nwpt Och. 2brMary
Alice Spina 673-6794
beach. $495 Mo .. yrly I beabn8 paKi. From San
bdrm. deck. Jmmed. oc on Beach to McFadden cupancy. S42S/mo Ask lBr Duplex w/gar. 2 blks then West on McFadden a _m. _____ _
tor Bob. 1714 >496·6381. from bch. All utd. pwd. to Sea wand VIiiage Female with S. Tustin
< 714 ) 5 2 3 · 7 7 2 0 or SS?.S. Ken,644-&C~ (114)893-5198. 'l'owobouse wants female
<Zl3JIG4382 •OCIAMAtOMT• Roorm 4000 losban Si!OO. 731-4005 _
Mal--•leoch 3140 Luxury 4br. 2ba. view' ....................... Sbr 3Br house h blck to
..... •••••••••••••••••• Yrly lse S785 642-0045 $72Week & Up bch. Newport Beach
eves Studios, 1 brs. ~4 ~IT HTS. 1 lutcbeneUes. pool & -1 ------"'""in.# ma1d&ttV. 548-~SS Rcluible female t.o share IRAMD MEW! Sunny Acres Motel Nwpt Beach 2 br. 2 ba
TRIPLEX 1125() Moves you Into 3 BR Ohme, pool, tennis. etc
Deluxe 3 bd:nn. 2.., ba . twnbme your choice of tl3> call am644-026
very sp1ctoua; qu1Uty , j •---•-2 Is -·-" hr B 2 Wit· superb location BR s. ac . ..:uau>, poo Ba(ftek)r ww • 2 r
"To'p of the llne" Pref neat woman Call Ba Prk N wprt a pl
feetures. Avail. now. Tooy aft 6PM. Sun. w same 84(>.C!87
from l7ZS per mo Agent ....:oo.oo36;.:.:.. ______ _
~ r--,. Fem noo-1>moker to shr
hse in N.B 2br. 2ba. $225
U>cl l4J. MZ-&9
I Mission Viejo. Fem. pref
Will consider male.
House priv Andrea.
581·59SS or dys, 833-3000
ext S88. 050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• N.B. resort facllltJ~. Pvt SLorqe. $75 & up. 2306 W.
& Bath Oceanfront. N . B -
T .L.C. tor your loved one.
Gerry's Health Care
548-07ll5
Uomaed boanl & care for
ambulatory 1enlor
citlsen, Jovlnl care,
frieoc11J --.pbere, full
time Dllr'lhll care. xtnt
food. RB. area. 848-CY74e
v ......... 4250 .......................
PALll SPRINGS. CA
OONDO RENTALS
Oall: !)aa.\ .. at (TM) 1
CATHEDRAL CANYON <XJICNTRY a.UB
.,
~
Jl5.
WANTED:
Garaae 1n CdM.
873-()880
Newport Beach
•180-~Sq. Ft.
•Bay Views • Extra Amerullet1
....................... ..._,
Oppo;t•"t 5005 .......................
Rec e o t I y s p a y e d f'OlJND-Smail wtut.e do« lllJIU. _.,...
•9506 wtpolnted ears, tall fnS.283'7 __ ~
<"Uris. P1~fy. M. Top of ff1«bm Air West Round-Uist· Looit ~yellow World off Summrt Or tnp half far~ C1JUpon
& white male cat 12 IS Lag_ Bcb 49'7-4763 _ SS>. S.111533 ftlowal"d I 6'4-090S ,...
Found Gold t'ba10
CaU to 1denufy
~9821
FOUND· Shef'p do~.
around New Years. \ 1c
Broc*burst & Ellis. H 8.
F V 96.1-0710
Found Bag. black Lab
Chain & flea collar.
Beach Blvd & Slater.
Hunt Bch 968_·_2163 __ _
Found Sm. wtit. male.
shaU)' dog Wht rollar
Jan. l2lh Laite & Allan·
ta. Hunt_ &h. 53&-5008
~ .......................
Fouod.. m.all' )'\l't'Shond. SQoals Ir
v 1 c o r w .l rn e r & ....,.,tioft 7005
Graham, Hunt. Beifch •••••••••••••••••••••••
84f>.88.l2 Proles111onal modeling
---)Oba In futuon " photo-,., iCINlls 53SO grapby pa.raoleed after
••••••••••••••••••••••• LtalDUlg at South Coast
PREGNANT" Carine Models Free evalua-
cxinfldeoU.al rounsehn.: & t1oos " reg by appt relernl. Abortlon. ;.idop 557 2502
tJon "~------APCARE 5-47 ·2563 _... Wcmled. 707 S
COV&GIRL * '53-0771.
3' Hr Outa..IJ Servlet>
.......................
Mired couple would Hile
lecJ1.lmale work lbat can
be done lD our home.
496.2821
1100
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aaooa•l• rate• -m.-. -m IHI all«
IPll.
D•••'•, WHt Coaat.
Lara• Hoal~ 000...._ Lart• t.ruek. a.Mee pwovld• •
Elp aard•Hr, mow, 'frll'. ..,._ lrho. O.o e • P • r i • a c • d -=~.;.;..;;;;;;;;;.~---...._ _._ ......_ ...W bcJtat...-.. ~ day or --... ~•···-est. Jonpr .tatta. Sau.tac· CM.,. . .._. IWJUNO•CLEANING tio• 1•1r1ate1d.
Yard won • elMDup, AmdK>omaa1. P?-.e•L 'J'SMD. ew, to Count•: pUioa, lwd wartdiDI. ......_.. 0111•1• --------41tuoQ, 6 -....,.. ..._ __ ._ ._._ I • I 9Mdlb QMntM s.ntN ................ __ Oall-.m?.-.ml -·--I I I •OlrpetOU'9.l:mpdea.
aJl!t'IO•IN'l'IJUOB ~~ 0
-·--• .. •••-•• .._ bouM. otnee. Xbrt -J~~ ~.~ ..... _.....J.!.! .......... , .. ~Ff.iYG= --by P'd ~la.
QM _.. ID 1117 Mme. ;areen&J'1 •. G.IHonry. Gt.rt. l"teeest. •S'D3 ~ 1liiml ,...W-, MdilklDa. al. Alla 11 me. fl up. l'OCIGial. ptmablDt, pa.Int· ,._.., C 6 \J b I
• caMDeta, doors etc. ftd19 7:IO·l:OOPll. illlidr7wall•mon. JB. aam.. apta. 1 time or ~!__rg:_ .... ! 0 · a.,.bJ. Frl /8at/Suo ._.... --rec. SpedaJ on vacant.a. ~ .. _,pn .... -,.__... •10. day or ni1bt. db'&. J\lnbl. Prof. Slmon --·--'-------iDryWll Roofln1. plumbinf, ISa&a.Tal-lltl
Gt!:NDAL ........ ••••••••••••••• carpentty,in•outpalnt, Dtnlt1~. ,_
CAAPl!NTRY Wedo It all. Metal 1tudl. floor ceramic tile. Robtn'1 HouHclHnin1 ~~ .. aa.10&.
HomtrepalnAr Comm/Rff/lod. Free leoeral home repaln. Q-vc, tor a t.borouthlY ca11~-hi4MCM1iiDeiJta. -.-.a:J.M BA/MC Free eat. A rt 5 PM , dean bouM. 54CMl857
.._..Dua Polnt SeU tb!no rut wU.h Daily -.. Have IOCDethlnC to 1e11? IMtutACULA TE
W1111UdHelp! MZ-M'TI PUalWaotAda. WaAdHeip? 6'2·5871 <lwllkdadldottwell. 0eantn1 ?»-WT
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• • ~--. PaieUot. INT/SXT ....... ,...,.. -·~ 1"• ... -.._.... ..... 12 -· Local ·1••r ato••d --·• ................ _
CE&AIUC TILS:
Ddlla, .... ...,...
Vour &lie or •I••· ...,. .... &W. M111 ::.:· IM'd. One =.s::.-~T.Ut
!~C:~!!!t ....... _. ..,lJ LudlC1P1DI• a-. IGftecape dllfp • '-ietJLtt ... All waft ........ -.o,...,
dale Laad11apln1 m.-.
RocoUWDJ, NftOVaUa1.
DtW ltWat, l•Dertl =.:a" MJ..ca.
... 3 JN; .......................
....w aboul bw'llan1 We laetall dudbolt
kda, pet.lo doar • wln· dow kda. R.ef1 .. ..,
Waper~.
ttc 71 .......................
Brickwork SmaU Joti.. ~. Oalta .. , .. " lrvtoe. ~31'l)ev•
P\De m . P*!DUna. St.
Uc 'lu. Try me. R .
maar.~
12 yn ap., NB-CM UN .
I'm small, pric.. are
mall.f15.IDW .
en. .. PUallDa. aemnc .,.. t yn, moat ttas,
cbeclr my ref, lie .
9.a:5
n a I I ~.!:":.'~ .......... . .......................
.,... --Ccmm1/lksjd. Dw9W7 Tne~.
Hou1t Reliable. c.all 1111~J' ~·
BA/MC. &.mt ~-It l•odwpe:
l!'Jedroak leU ~ •1010 ~~----~~ Qmb/alabl). Remodel-£qJert """*"-•Mrmtn1 ... CiClllP8° nplpe. Top "-t I . l:lltf'I~ S3'7·31N • • •mp re o•• . -ln••red . L•••e.
DRAIN PROBLEllS? M •:m.azL
1'rm pnee by pboae. Nataral tree prua.1J11 •
lll-CT7,5o. comty. ""Ice. O.nameaul
l1dec•"'"' drata deal> pniatac, t.oppt.oa. ,,... ..
.... plgmMna,. 1UO 6 ella. 731·1&51orMl.f1.lr
• MNI02 dya Ml-tDl7 TRiii BrrE TREE SVC. .as. Tree lrimmiac. moat
II D ftilg IJW »-llS. Low rata
-··••• ••••••-• •• •• • for tree resDOYaJ or yard Repatr ., Reroof All ............ We wouJd llk.e
t "1 p e 1 · 1 b I n 1 I e 1 l.ollWW "1W--..12
roebbakea-compo-tar. "M 0 w Cli mh J ~eat. 541·5'11> Fln _ ........ --··-··
Avail REW>rJ'fl'IAL • ltores .
SIOfbftMoet""1la Car waxia1. QHlll"I
~ca.2119 .n.~• .. 1172
~~!.~ ..... ?!~ ~~ .... .?!~ ~!!~.-.. !!~ ~!!~ ..... !!!~ HlfpW91hd 7100 HlfpW..e.d 7100 HlfpW..... 7100 HlfpW•s~ 7100 ..., .... ,. 7100. ....................................................................................................................
ACCnG Cl.Ill( AIJ'rollOTIVE BAR GJRL -Part·Ume.
SICIUAAY *' 1...._.._:.. * Senk:e•ntar r u 11 ·t1 me For Amt~ rec . .tpayable NIRIU~111g Webaveaaopeolncfora =hood b&r. C.M. ~. type ~ wpm. ST AltT abarp penoa 11 yean or
Recepttonlat dutiea oidm' with• IOOd drivtng 8ARMAlD
lrviDe 1111-Firm. Call MAIOM& SSS record. Excellent op· Altrad.ive P/lime. Kann~ TODAY!!! portun1ty tor promo0on Call &t&-983S
The Dally Pilot needs ·• ~~Burri.a or Tom
Acco.tant l '"ed ........,... I ... •MWDSS
Oe1reed Accountant ~trs1~CJ~~~l-~ ~1".'~cM needed for mortgage meal. The person we ---
bulldna farm LO Faahlon seek should enjoy •IDCISTORE• = ~;: ;~~wr teiephone 1aJes, be able k Store MncJ" .. Aasist. Mo· to type 45 wpm Ce lee· gr , Meclut., for Schwlnn
Breakfut cook, ea per.
Salary commeuurate
w lap. Apply in penoo
.Uk for Tad. Ham s
O:ult.ry Cookery. :1732 s
Bristol, Santa Ana
~ell layers helper, full
tum, dependable trans
67S--3175
8 ·Styl11t W/C l1en ·
tele hllh ~rcentage
Mission VieJO, 581-0790
ACCOUMTAMT trlc). have a pleuant ~I i..o.-pc-ty dealer. Salary $20K
Parttlme·Yearround personality & enjoy 292:5HarborBlvd. M111l have prior bike IUSPERSOMS
CPAflnn 631 ·0961 working with a great COSTAME.5A Medri exper. ma store. Prdesswnal First clus
Accounting ,,,
TIM'ORARY
ASSIGMMBn'S
F.arn XTRA $$1 to pay
thole botiday blll.a. For
mformaUOa oe bow you
am .at a few da11 or •
few weelis to earn that
XTRA Ca1h-call u1
Wort the boun you have
available
Account.Inc Cleru
Booltkeepen
Oat.a Entry
Accomitanu
Auditors
CPA'1
CAI.LOR VISIT TODAY
groupolpeople! 5'4·9835 ·-•·--o-_....,._ we otter excellent com· 979·2500 ------1......,.., nc:tUiurant ·~ IOPR/f C"-exp e r 1 e o c e d B us P8.l\Y benefrta mcludU\g ·-..,.. Persons . Apply 1n medical, dental, life in· AUl'O & TIRE SERVICE-F\IU Ume Salary com· P e r 6 0 n . p r 0 n t 0 surance, etc. Salary 5 day work week Apply men1urate w /ex pr Rlilorante. So Cout
PLUS conuniWoD I Newport Tl re Center, 751-0350 P1aza. Upper Lev I
P1euecall for interview moo E. Cal Hwy CdM --------~~~~~~e~~ ~IDept. ~.partllme.1.5 _
M2--4.m, Ext. m AtJI'O TRANS Rtil MAN boun per week Cal I
Ol.ANCff COAST -Mmt have ~. Ex &.an '40-8820
DAILY PILOT per. pnt. s..ma
D>W. Bay St. Babysitter needed, full
CostaMesa time M·F , or Liv-In
Equal ()pport uruty April.July. HHl1'5
Employer ~ Bab)'s1tter needed Moo
Fn. foe •mo baby boy
Good salary. &&.S-2'364
BOOKXEEPER
MOT BORING
Ml.mt have d1veralfied ex·
per. & do aome typmg
Fut erowing food co
Good aaJary &&.S-2444
IOOOEIPIMG Alfredo'• Hair Etc. 1610
PCH, New.p 't Bch
67S-«170. We are renung
&tylin& ataUona.
Babysitter needed my FUU Ume penon w texpr
home for 9yr boy, aft for poertlOO ot uat.1lanl
sdloof & eves, CdM area bkil-pr "2-1163
...... UcettM
hllpedon
The Clty ot Huntington
Beach ill hl.rtng animal
license inlpectoni for an·
nua.1 city wide canvas
Will work part llme now
thru April. Flex. hrs. 1B
-~. BOOKKEEP_E_R_1_S_E_C_'Y-
Babyaltler needed. oc
caslOD&l Day & Evea.
M.S--0128
Bllnkin& TYPIST
for well eatabi.Labed ag
p-ea1ve development ~o
m i.mmedlate need of an
exp blt.kpr. AIP, P tR, &
mlK secret.anal dutie1
related to acctg dept.
Call 848-0871
CABINET Drl'AD..ER -
&per-. m makln1 abop dnwinca from plan& ii
cutting hsta for produc ·
Uon. X1ot waaes" bene
San Clemente Cabinet
Shop 831-8351. 492-5661
C.fakria Helpet"
Sbortbours
:lir m1D.. $4.01 per hr
C.M , N 8 , CdM areas
Noexper neceaaary
Apply at Newport Mesa
Unified School Dlsl
Food Service olf1ce. 1857
PlaceotJa, C.M 64S-2920
--------1 yn thru Sr. cttlzeos OK. Apply penonnel dettt.
SOlll'H COASr BANlC
M8 Sunflower St., C M.
12111216, 540-5000. E.0 E. Bookkeeper, p /tlme.
20hr1 /wk . Exper.
neceuary. Newport
8eadi Aiency 957·1122
SCAHV AS SB SS
lntell. outgoing persona
wanted to aet appl '1
w /homeowner• for
home -remodeling
uleameo. This Is a
permanent job. Hn 1-~ dally, $1t.50/br.
while t.raiDin&. Ca 11 Bob.
D-2N2.
--------•! 2000 Main St, HD. ACCOUMTIMG m~
ltePter today for local AP1' MGR-Semi retln!d temporary uaicnmenta.
557 "045 COUllle ror 55 un.IU, CM. -v au )lfD.-31151 early am or
Cl\·Llr\W::: im;.:~ c,e
~~HU SflMCU Esper. teem ror 120 adult
3723 lfttl Street cdY tiommi.mlty. 3 mi ... ..,....IHdt tram oawa ln H.B. Call _________ , EDmlG-1800
AaCHnlCT'S
OflllCI
Part Ume meHeoger.
lillS bave rehble tra.aa.
VJNUO.
8aMinl
Ca urcWTeler
United CaWomia Bank
Wllm!npnn Office
U.:U N. Avalon Blvd.
WUm.lngtoo
213-549-1211
EO.E
8aDlti.n& 5"L
TEL.LB
Full lime poalllon
Newport Beach office.
Exp. pref. but will lr11D.
Type~
P\illertoa S.vinp
&rLoan
~ m• Ml'Tl~ ror •P-
poblt. E.O.E.
ACCOUMTIM6 F/f
Houn lam-5p~l wltb
IOIDe 0¥91lme. •lat be .ailetooperate 10.key ad·
din& macbine. WW lralA. CaJl for a~polntment
tmn'lll llARKETS
>•1 Jlbty W<d. female, P(f, F(f. Start Im· I _______ _
mdll&el)r. Call Ml-LZM Bl.nldni _ 1 -"3-nQZ. _______ , ,.., ,_._
----------<Ne.,.ortOfnce >
Jl\all time 'Nier poaWoo
avail.able. Experience
oece11ary. Excellent
---NJary " paid a.ncal beolfltl.
ApplJ in penoo ~ Depa.rtmenl .............
T2l H J:uclid St
AHMm -.-.~11 F.qaal~y
•IO<*KllPSt.
FUii time. dally work
1beet1. accounts
payable receivable.
s-yroll Apply ln penoo
Tbe Vllla1e Inn. 127
Marine Ave Balboa
laland
~/Gal Friday
For remodellnl coat.rac-
tor Variety ol wort Pay
open Evea. &·9 PM.
eGlT10. A.all: for contrac-
tor.
~.NwprtBcb
.lDYe8tment Counseling
Firm nd1 1barp la·
dlvidual to handle de·
tailed client record·
keeplq. Reep Incl malnt
cl client tuea, acc't re·
cond.llq ., Umtt.ed booll·
keepmc. Reef• good •P·
tltude ror numbers &
1ood or1anlutlon .
Salary commen1urate
'fllf!lll!S. 714-'1S2·~
BOOICKEEPER interest·
ed la full cbar1e
~HIEB : P\&UUme. wtll
train. 8: 30am to 3 OOpm
Newport.es" Inn. 84H 700,
Saady Goodman ext ~
EO.E.
CASIRERS
UTDTEM
MARKETS
Opminp now available fOr full time ANlatut
Mana=-: on 2Dd Ir 3rd lhift.. n:perience nee
We tnln. Start sa. ao to S4
per hour. Advancement
opportlmity for maoa1•
med poaltionl to SS.~
per hour if quallned. For
more lnformaUoo ., In·
terview. apply \0 l\Of'e 111Z. a111» Ci-own Valley
Pkwy. Lacuna Beacb. &91150. Will lnternew
Mon tbru Fri tam to ~ ()ppor Employer
........ uallty. One 1lrl CfULD CARl!!/ffSltPR
olnet. Salary opesJ XlDl Uw-111. Ena. iplla. ref1
beaeflll. Hu1tt. Bcb. reqit.. Pwt rm. XlDt 1aJ.
area. Call Bill In1le, .._. ......, ---------
a.atcAL
Securltle1 procea~!~ den ror Fubioa la
1nve1tment f trm .
Proceu new loveat·
meda 10\'0lVUlJ bank de· smi1a ., detaJ.J folJow up
lnvestmeot or bankt.a1
experience hel pfu I .
714 '&40-0123
a.sttC
For general ruin& F\Jll time, neat appearance
Master Bluepnot. 234
f'\acher,C.M ~174
CLERK TYPIST For
ulH office of m1Jor
wholesale nursery 1n
H.B Compet.ltlve.aaJary,
fully pd health packaee,
pd vac.UOoa Ir educ•·
tiooal ~imbunement
ApplJcant.a m I.Lit have
statt.tlcal t)'l)in& nper
DeM!l.wtma "~ cq&DLUtMJO&I abiliun
Contact Jo Anne
714-~
a.atKffY'1ST
Permanent po11t1on
56«> wpm Gd working
cond & benefit.a Mon
lbni Fr1 J.5 grg..2270
Caametlc sales. eaper"d ,
full tll'M Cbrtsta FlS
chef' Sinn Ca,... SludM>.
2919 E Cout Hwy Cdlll
e7S-S(8)
Counter Personnel. 9-2,
Mon ·P'ri. S3 50 /br.
&Mmt
Counur·&Jrl. Kuster ·a
a.i.mn. tUll ~ 111
E Jab SL Cll. S.. 70ZZ.
DATA EN'I'llY -Rapjdly
npencf>QI co. wda f ulJ.
lime data entry
openC« U YoU have tea·
U., we will lraul Great
l&1ary Xlnl. bene. Irv .
area For •Piil· ail Bet.b
54NDG
OEl.JCATESSEN HELP
over 11. esper'd, full·
t.une. rdereoces 744 561.9 Cen·t)'lJlR needed. e1r1
Cle!ll, moli vat.ed person
Lquna Hilla Ask for ~livery PITlme AM .
SyMa ~ LA TlmH. $100 ~r
Wiidt lo Lacuna Beach.
~ CLERK Wanted for
fu.11 time Exper. pref
Coatline Heallb Food.a. Ded.aJ ~. full
548-11637 Ume. apet' • pleasant.
OOMMERCIAL
PROPERTY
MANAGER
Emty level ok but eome
experience a must
Salary commen1urate
wtlb eXllfT' Cal I Moo Fn
~S.2115.
CONTROLLER
E.w:p•11>ctln1 Onnee Co
m.aiu~aetW"er hu 1m
mediate opeain1 for
ruponalble, profit
arienLed proleuk>na.J to
..ume~u con
troUer C.ndidat.e must
lwve aceountiq de,-ree
" be well versed in ac count101 contr ol a,
budpta. EDP ai overall
ftna.odal 6 accouatln1
manalll"'Mlrt l3W7S7
Cook, breakfHt 1hltt,
mual be faat " ea
"rlenced. Apply lo
person at the Jolly
Roser, 400 s. Cout
Hwy ,l.qlma
Nr So. Coaat Plan
~
~atal A .. i•lant. full
Lune, cbalnide.
F'V. m.1110
Dm.Al otnee .-. • re-
ceptionlat ltypt.t. Exp.
delirable. cau a...a
Omtal. t'bainide AuL
Newport Beach. p6euant
pvup pnetlc-e Exper
pnt'cl. 4 day week. lncld
alternate Sat. AM .
N0-1122
Dental Asallt . Ex ·
perlenced, Expanded
duties. Prival~ office
Html. Beach. 4 daya. Call
IC7.C01
Denlal H11lenl1t. Ex·
perlenced expanded
function Hy1leal1t
oeeded ror Peridont.al ot.
ftoe. 'lbun. Is Fri. Hunt.
Bdl.M2-Cl
Dmt.al AMat.a.nt Some
Span11b 4 day1 wit
Children. Newport
Beach Mn Lefebvre,
m456&
Dental Hyg1 en1u
Tueaday1 Children
Some Spanub Mra.
Ldebvre, 675-0558
Dmll cten, matutT, rel.Ja
hie penon for front desk.
bn. ml.Lil be nex1ble
'J)r l.ao Al l..&p.oa' 211
N. Q..i Hwy • L.acwia
Baech. 4M-7U5
Daplay
J.C.PIMtll'
24f Ma h6md ............
Now tnterv1ew1n1 for
putbme eta.play pw500
11u U>Cludel l!ID mu me. Ex.ettUcul com pan Y ~ Appl.)' tn ~non
Man-F'n
F.qvaJ Oppor Ems*1Yer
Dnven. Checker Cab.
IJDOd dnVUll ~. 2.5
yn or oAder' ~
Driver ,Gardener comb
Have valid CA Ucenae.
Good dr1vln1 record.
Mm. qe 20 Apply at
Penn11a ver. 1180
Placmtia.Cll .
Driwn fall lime. Met ap-.,..www. knowledce ol <>noer eo. Good drivinc
record Over 11 Wlllin&
to work Company
vebidel. SJ 10 per br +
B..ICTWONIC
TICHJMMM ~ CJl:IPO"tulUlY for In
dlvklual wttb arowtb =I 2nd. cl.us FCC wtt.b ract.r eo ·
donemeal requlred. In·
clV1duaJ must a1ao ba ve
rnanne~ Top
~ p&>d t.a locb-!Blr>' Ql1I 9111).3641.
EXECUTIVE
sr.:cRrt'ARY
Small °" aploraUoe co neat. brilbt. ~c
Secntary wtth IOOd typ-
IDI speed • 1emraJ 1 '
fkle expelMn.... Salary
baaed upon your
qualifications. Paid
~ " dmta.l Mni Sui awoo !i«>-$333
EXPER IEN CED
JOU RN EYMAN for
form1ca top sbop.
f' tum, x1D1. beadlls.
L.a1wia Hll l1 1M 111ioo
V1eJO area . Dys :
714 770 3177. eves :
710-7111.
FACTORY TRAINEE
fOQd pay, iD plul~•
•dbulve co. 1537
Moarovla Ave. N.8 .
se4m
FACTOllY woa.as
44-4011t ... ra.d INDUS1'Bll:S •
2101 Do¥e SL N .B. •
Adml ~O.C.Alrport
lDcent.lv•. Call Maril t--------•-m..-
Driwr wan&.ed. Pick· up ai
delivery of office
maetiu. MZ-SSZS.
.,..,..,
Mm « women Z5 m or
older. Know the cout
dUel. N« S1IO a week or Tsu.
M/F more. Oraa1e Cout ~
Yeilow Cab, 17300 Mt.
Herrmson. Fountain I~~~~~~~~~
Valley. (No of Slater ,,•hlnl rod wrapper
betwn Newbope ., ap., Ind. milc. lbop/ot'.
Dlctid) ftc. weft. "'° time. Hr•
CJPlll. Top pQ '°' rilhl 1lrl. Newport Bcb.
tomz.•5 Roy can. Rolla Royce
la~ appltcaUom for • ~ualftned dr1ver for Food preparation ' = •-d II f umtwlcb smiler. DO O · u= e ••ry 0 perlence aecuury . cea. Muat be M _.. ,......t at have valid OG·rn. approll. 1·2.,
Ca1ll. driver'• UcenM. U .25 per br. Call
Seml·ratired preferftd. weell:da19 bt WD I · 5.
Alllll7 ID penon Lo t.ba tllJl.CSZ. senioel>allt. P\all--.-P-tr_poeM ____ iD_
IOYCAIVB new apeclalty food1 IO&U IOYCI l l t 151).l~Aoect ceoter o ,., au .
NEWPORTBEACH ~.mc:i~t~ --' .
ttdl:pr. Ll~i.D Am took
----------IQ& rw (irandmothn· ••ALOMCI a.11 ftnD b
Nlldq om~
l:YPe '° be • part o1 r anu · ly. I cblldnn Xlcn
hmm. lrv. area. w-.ll.
BGM4 ..-.. cl9ricaJ
d\IUt•, Rt allltd at· •~rnu•c• F t . =--11.ator. Non u~""" .. c. oun am .. Aaocl AU ValleJ brwh ol larte
I« Pat -.a57. liS.U au&o wuraoce a1ency
~-Lue. H.B. bM opr.mnp for
UNDERWRITER
VOLT
t ·~"'' ~· • ''" ... 11 t f t.
-nw
llNIOltnpaa Dr, NB
(ACftlU from
Jcba WQM Airport> lAlual ()ppor' Employer
TRAINEES
Salary commensurate
w 1experieoce & ability
Xlnt advancement op·
pm'tuorty. All company
benefits. Call Kathy,
5CN181.
Insurance Sec ·y Offc
Manacer. SlOOO per mo
+ ProCit ShJu"ing, ex per
req 'd, call 831-6339 or
861-0173 for Appl Dana
Harbor lns. Agency
IMSUaAHCE
P'nlperty & Casualty As·
sistant, exp mm 2 yrs 10c
Gen1 Office typing, xlnt benefits
Ollltslao•tinc oppty for James lnsurance om~.
detail oneoted woman Irvine. call Maureen
w1good olc skills, wbo '1S2-0990 E.O E.
dmirea P tr work in a
saallcoqeoi.alN.B.ofc. I N T F. R I 0 R
Prefer non-smoker, DECORATING Mm 2
mec:haaical aptltude a+ yrs education or ex per
Ref's required. Call 1n store sales & book·
Koos Manul. Co keepmg.642-68U
-~~7_'41.~~-7_pm.~~~~ L A N D S C A P E
Gal OFFICE GARDENER For CdM
F /time. Must enjoy public garden F\JIJ time
pbooe oonlact, worklng SJ.SOper hr. CaU 8·4PM
db customers & detail _Mon_·Fr_i_. 673-_ 2268
work. Paid vacations.
sick pay & health In·
sunnoe. Apply M, Mon
tbru Friday at Buden 's
f9lt Qdrol. tl86 Ran
dolpb, Costa Mesa
~
LEGAL SECRET ARY
Corporate & estate plan·
ning practice Ex-
perienced required.
Salary commensurate
w/expenence Newport
Center location 644-6512
LqaJ Sec'y lA> operate
Mac C&rd A. Ptr. hrs
Oexlble. Exper only
H.B 841-1293
Gil&.FmAY
~nbab. qen· cy . ._ bave POii 1¥1>-
1 n & skills " some ~ol bkkp&. Will
train lr ac:. 3S br wk "1---------bmd.a. Call Nl-OZ'1a
Gai Friday, full or part
tune for 3 mo. Newport
area. M2-SZ12 Girt,...., $900
Xlnt opportunity with
Newport Bdl firm for
outcotnf girl who 1s
famalier wllb all
aecraenal & geo'I ofc
.limcslam. MWlt be self
motivat.ed. 1ntellicent.
have fast accurate typ-
ing skills, strong or
ganiutiooal skills and
I.he ability to work In-
dependently. Xlnt co.
benefits Mon thru 1''ri
8:3> to s pm. Please call
Pamat752 7591
Girl Friday. Start at SJ 50
per hr. Call Newport
l1oor ~C lnc. At
m.ia
LEGAL SECaET ARY
TO SllOO
No FeeToAppllcanl
~1ahzingln
'The Legal Field , I ,y,
maf\, hi< k If' clJ.:f'O( y
170 Nt·~p.1rt l'tr Dr NB
SW 2.45 MO 2920
Liquor clerk full lime,
mght!I . bondablc> AP
PLY lN l'ERSON 9
AM·2 PM, Tu~ Sat nn
ly Alrporter Inn lintel.
18700 Mat· Arlhur.
l.rvme
Employer
llecbanJcaJ A.asembler.
lmmed. openlof .
SS.SO/hr Dey a.bill. -W. lllhSl. NB.
•MECHANICAL•
•IMSPICTOR * 4-day 40-br. week ~"'OLER INDUSI'RI ES
2101 Dove St. N. B
Across from O.C Airport
MedicaJ Receptlonial lo
wo r It pa r t ti m e 1 n
Chiropractic office
Spanish speaking. CMll
63l·SSIO.
MED!CAL RECORDS &
OFP'ICE ASSJSTANT
For convaletlcent b0t.p,
exper preferred, full
time. Mon-Frt, xlot
benefils w /LOS & a.ncen·
tive Apply Beverly
Manor :MO Vlctona. C M
Medical Assistant back
ofhce, part lime. In
tern 1st 's office Ex
penenced only "96-8011
MIDICAL ASST
For Mon. & Fn. only
Typing necessary. Dr's
office-El Toro, 837 -8427
Medical Experienced
front oHice. mature.
bookkeeping
transcription. N B
631-0622
MEOlCAL A.5SISI' ANT In
Cost.a Mesa. Back office.
Busy GP Mature Ex-
p er 1 enc ed .
Venipunct~. EKG. X·
ray be. pttf. Will con·
sider" trainillg outat.and·
Ina applicant 5 day
~ M · P'. 8'5-9990
r.kdical Aaaiatant. Front
& Back. lmurance. type,
EKG. Venapuncture,
N. B. 64.S-1720.
MESSENGER·
GENERAL OFFlCE
Good dn ving record a
must . Irvine
714~.
Meyerhof's pnmary sup-
plier or good food lo the
Irvine Corporate Com
muruty needs rt's1>0n111
ble delivery person lo
dnveour van. Good dnv-
ing record necessary
Mon-Fri. Approx 8.30 2.
Sl.artJ.ng wage $3.25 per
hr Call Kathie 557 -6232
*MODaS•
&
•ESCORTS•
Experience Preferred
*661-0729*
Nurses Aides, all slufts
Chaodler Care Center.
l.3J9 W. Hemlock. S A
Call 546-l.96S
PACXAGtMG
P8'IOO to do lilhl ...
~Y wort ai operate
lhrink·wnP mad\. Xlnt workinl cmda. $3.25 hr
start Apply at Behr
Proceu Corp. UI03 W
Alt.an, S.A. <Nr So. Cout
Plua).
PART TIME
EVENINGS
Adull.I with ouutaDdlog,
attractive personauUea
who en.joy wortuna w1lh
kids. ~r 21 Start at
SJ.50 per hour Phone
642·4321, Ext 250
BETWEEN l·S PM
A* for A.ltdno
Equal Opport uruty
Employer
Part ume. ~al office
Fiex1ble hrs Newport
Beach Brokerage Firm
Ask for Mrs Pratt
644 9111.
Part Ume matotenance
man for apt complex in
C.M Retired or semi
ci13~3&51
IMMEDIATE
PART TIME
OPENINGS
Help OD Saturday & Sun·
d.ay mornings lo deliver
DAILY PILOT
PROGRAM DIRECTOR
-CounaeUn11youth
shelter procnm. MA.
hind ral11n1. ad ·
mumtnUve, ~hnit
expel' reqd. Call 84,2..8380
Purchu1.ac Agent/Book·
Mieper • Part time 20 bn.
per wk. OomlructioD ex-
per. prd. Chooee your
own boun. Office 1n
Newport Beach. Aak for
Wes 752-2393
Rainbow Conalruchoo
Services interviewing for
openlnp in site dean up
&Jaoltorlal. M /F. Part &
ruU Ume poeJtiona avaU.
Own t.nms. req. Pick up
truck desirable. Call
Mon-Fn. 7-9am & S-7pm.
ro8279
Rapidly growln& Sao
Fernando Valley flrm
Mding sales Re,. for in·
dustrial cbem1cala/
J&nitorlaf supplles.
Chenucal back1round
helpful but not
necessary Comrrusslon.
213 -766 7149 or
21J.7fr1~
Real Estate Sales
Opening ror licensed
salespeople, locally
owned. with natiooa.1 re-
rerral Syal.em. Excellent
work log conditions.
Earn 100% commisskm
For coolidential app't.
call 'ls&-0226
~ 4,ECll•SYSTEMs· \.. ••• !;,__ .. )
lA> our earners. Must Real Elstate
have rood driving re UC84SB>
cord. larce station UMUCS.SID
wa,on or van. Hourly + WW t.rai.D. Bnt com
mHeaae. Call Harry mission split in the ln·
Seeley al dustl}' '10/Sl, to lA>I> pro-642-4321 ducera. For interview
call BW at Redhill ReaJ · IMMB>IA TE ty. l..ldoomce: tm-7300
PART TIME Recepttonial from 2·9
Wed. Sun. For Bahia OPENING Connlblan Yacht Club
Wed..Sat&SuuAM 1601 Bayside Drive,
OriverlA> Deliver CdM: 644-9630
DAILY PILOT Receptk>nist. MCTd.&rY •
To am-cw 1 Hin ill Grrt Friday-Busy tu or-l"ine. applicant hce·beavy telephone-
Bkkpg or tax. knowledce must ha•e CJOOd helpful. Pronto Tu Co
dri•iag record, 705 JB £. Balboa Bl. Balboa 673-5631 large station
1Af';J;jU:CEPTJONIST -Front wagon or Y offiC1! appearance Lile
Hourly pay + typ1.ng. Good w/figures
..-. allowance. Job avail Feb n Call CGI Hca 1 Y Sefley 11111791 for appl ask for
Vi YleD or Mae
or Foster 0-'lff ~--.-
at: F'ast Crowing 642-4321 Progressive Co ottds
P~TE.UP
~EMBLER
wilh at least t year ex
pet"50nable.neatappear
1og person, typing
necessary Good
benefils. Salary com
meosurate w exper
541M811
MachimBl·Manufact urer
or graph.le macbmt'r)
needs maclunl!lt. Class
A, B. lfC. Opening l'imLo;
in lat.be milling & NC
depl No smoking, xlnt
waaes. 48bra/wk. pau.I
medJcal & dental. reure
ment plan. Rima En·
terpnaes Inc .• \5395
Chemical Lo., Hunt
Bcl\. 893--4.534
•MACNMIST•
ST ART $9.00 nil HR.
NURSES AIDES
-perlence, preferably
newspaper Excellent
company ~efits Apply
bftween 9AM and 6PM
Mooday lhru Frida>.
For weekends 1n coo
valescenl ho&p. xlnt
salary w good benefits &
mcent.lve Apply Beverly
Manor, 3<10 Victoria.
C.M.
RECEPTIONIST for full
aervlce5 vet bosp1ta.l. ex
per pref erred 494-1076
Rece pt1on1st /Ty p 11 l
GUARDS
"111 Ir part time All
areaa. Uniforms
tbrniabed. A1ea 2J or av«. a.tiNd welcome.
Mo euerience nee. A.pp-
1.y UDlv.u1 Protectkm
Servlce.l. l~ W. 5th 9lnet. ~ Ana. In·
..... boar'I •12 • 1-'
lloD tbrv Fri.
Commensurate w1lh
experience o..rtt-A•ailable
4-day40hr. week
EDLER JNDUSI'RIES
ZIOl DoveSt. N.B.
Acnm from O.C.Airport
MadllnW.. claaa B. Fast
powtn1 machine shop
needs eood people. Xlnl.
co.. bm. Paid boUdays
V .A.I Irvine area
54&Gl.O.
HAIRSTYUST
Wtc'Wele Xlot. wort·
101 eo11d. Good toe.
... WJ,~81114. Y:li'tiSilC~R MAID
llonli.DI Sblft, Blua Expeor pref. full lime
Dalpbln. 3& Via Lido, Allop/time 542·3030
Neaportlleac:h Hakla.. apply The Inn at
-----------Lquu. 211 N Coast
HwJ, Lacuna Beach
Matnt••nce
Permaaent full-Ume
mtlat•ance job, ex clod·
U.S Jmitorial. for larp
HURSIS AIDES
Part time. ~11. & 11 7, &
P/l.lme 3:30·7:30. 41·bed
Conv. Hoap.-CM. Gd.
pay-6419-3081.
NURSES AIDE S &
ORDERLIES All
sbHta. Certification
claaea avail. Npt. Coo
va.lesceot Center 1555
~AveN.B
Nursin&
LVN CHARGE NURSE
7-3::1lpm
NURSES AIDES All
shift&.
Cert1fied or will tram
NURSES AIDE AS ·
SISTANCE 8 .30am-
l :8Dpm or 4Pm~ No
exJ*'nec.
Ol.AHGECOAST
DAJLYrtLOT
642SQl2 n>W. Bay St
Costa Mesa
F.qual Opporturuty
Employer
PAY C HRISTMA S
Biu.s. Show. wear &
sell Sarah Coventry
~· For appt call
d'U517
•PIX•
TA 8 ao11werinR
stt'VlOl!
T A.B ans. sen has a
few pe>slUons open tn
Tis .. SA. CM, &i Hunt B
areas. V arted abit\a. P 'T'
or F tr. Many outstand·
Inc benefiU. Work near
)'OW' home le eern while
yuulaam. ».mo E.O.E.
Pboeo bualneal. Mature.
needed. P tune operung
for prore11s1onal law
buikhng Experience re
quired Mon . f"r1 .
u ·:.>pm to s ·30pm. ('all
Marjorie Adams
113.1-8486.
Receptionist /Ty plat.
permanent. reliable.
wknds & some wkdys as
needed $4 25 /Hr
673-6493
RECEP'DONISI' Lile
bookkeeper Mon· Fri
Salls by Schock. 87~ 1823
Receptionist, full -lime
throu&h 29th. Eaper
Great apportunitJ 1n job
market wtlh upandina
co. Relia Hair Stylist,
So O>ul Plue, Cll Ap-
ply in penoo. ~ 1111
Receptloa11t. Dental ol •
fice. P /time. Spam.ti
Mn. Lelebml. 8'Jl.Cl5iSI. dae~-..n..
Good medical, dealal
benetiia. F1aph1p Con·
•aleaceot Center, 486 ~p Rd, NB&U-8044 .
RUll aper. deatreable.
Pboc.o becllcround not
DllC9Mll'· F tUme daya. eq.mz. ~Medldlday
par ... (Wednea.) AP
ror oma•ntl.
-
........ Help. eoou_ ~ GI*........_ da.J lbl.ft. ~ --" N--... HcllCai day ablft l>tl .__ wrr---Y c..u
bwa,b'tra, awl.Di • 2 ·~ve Sales1tr11.
ll'*ftYud. Apply Den· llbt.......,. CODd drivln1
ny•e R.1tauraot. zto ~fsOWDtrampurta.
8riatol, Coat• Meu. Uaa. Some nperienct! lllriatolfsa.dhlU. helpful but oot
DICCUU>'.<;uanaotee +
Rmt.auraat commJ.uloa. Por auto
SHORT OBDEB COOK etw&omti:fnc company
WW t.ra1D. s or & bn per CALL5.56.lll04
~ ..... f'n. I.deal SUP-SaJes
plement for mother
W/lc:bl ace chi.ldreQ. Call GAMES s.ma, 2 motivated. out
llllDC Is respumlbJe peo.
pie for pmnanem f uJ I
lime position. with
career PQMibtbUes tn an
adult strategy game
al.Ott Apply Cheas &
Game& Unhauted. 2700
W. ~Hwy NB. or
1.9U n.t.l.n Ave .• San~
Ana.
kJI" appt. btwn 2·8Pll.
m.4llO
a..t.aam
SGT. '8 F BONl'S
IUZASTOU
Now b1rin& for fuU It part
time opmlnp al loca
Ucm near 0 C Airport.
VU'Yin& days & hours:
Ideal aupplemental ln
come for bouMwlvea &
students. Our pro
gnmlve, (J'OWUI& com-
pany olfen opporturut1es
for advancement b~
o n y o u r J o b
performance. Pleasant
wortdq cood.lt&00.1 M uat
be 18 & over Apply In
person betweert 1 Is 6pm
ZlOO S E Brlslol
Santa Ana Heights
<Next to McDonald 0$ l
~8874 EOE
RN refief 11·7. 2 noes No
wlmd.s rfqUlred Mesa
Verde Coov Hosp 661
Cent.er Dr CM So48 ·~
s.15
A.sststant Mgr & aaJes
penon. ,..om.t!ns c: k>CJu.n"
shop ut NB. requi~ de
dic.ated., matare, atable
penonahues Must be
Fulllon koowleduble.
c~atlve. & enJOY co
onhoatulc ftne European
merctlaodlse for our di~ Business ref's
req'W'ed, Salary Open.
Apply lo person at.
Apropos, 29 Fashion
ls.laod, oc call
M4-2652. ---
SALESCA•FH
MEH&WOMEH
U you an truly Interest
ed in a C&l'ftr " oot just anotber job, Uul could be
)'OW' ~y lA> join
one ol .. the ~most sue
oesd&AI automobtle cor ~ Lo t.M Unrted
Experient'e not
neeeua.ry, but here'a
wtuit• licb Sc:bool Educatioo
Politive AtUtude
WeUGtoomed
Good Drivini ~
Ability lA> treat people
~ ~. with 8 SIO·
oere !Dltte&l ID cWi\OID('r
sat.lsf act lOCl. & above a II,
~gnty
Ir you think you rr our
lYPf of ()('non. don't
waJt. Cont.act ur. loduy
lnperson
•I It! <>r...,. C...ty
2925 Harbor Bl vd C~AMESA
979-2500
Sa.ie9 help ~ lA<*·
1111 for mature ind1v1duaJ
to wort in fuhion onent·
ed store Expenence pre·
ferred Smarty Pants.
2W7 S Bn•lol, S<Anta
Nu. Apply an person
SALES I~
SPOR"I'SWEAR & BF.'T
TER DRESSES-For hne
ladles spe<"1ahty shop
Liberal discount pd
vaC"atJoo, rrmgt-benefit~
Gent05., ff.arbor ~ntt"r.
CM eau ror appt t7l4 >
~
SALES /IMSU>E
U you ·re looklng for a
career 1n Industrial
Sal.ea we are oHenn g
tra10101 4t a bend1t
~ 1'io ex~nenc-e
neasary ~11 tum Jt
~-<li61
Equal ()ppor Em pl yr
Salr5 Investor Sales Ex
l-CUUvt'~ for promuieot
Newport Beach
mortga&e 1nvestrnt'nt
corporaUon. Real HlaLe.
limi~ partnership or
aecurilll's background
J>n"( Salary• COIJUJll!SJOO
+ all trtnres. Reply lo
Box IG7. c 10 Daily Pilot.
PO Box 1S60, Costa
M.eu..CA821m
SAL.ES POSITION lo Lll&UDJI Beach Tenms
PTO Shop Moo-Fri.
l .».S:•Call .. -
SALISP8SOH
CourR.r-" pbooes. ( uU timt. neat appe~
Muter Blueprint, 234
F\scber, C. II S«M.174
S.lespenon.s ... Perm &
Part time. R.11. Abrams
C&&alog ShowToom . 1.81.9
Newport Blvd.. C.M.
SALESP&SON
Knowted~abtt' & elq>f'r
ID camera sales to work
FT tn camt'ra store.
C ~ Harbor area r'ull
benefits i.ncl. mt'thral t.
pt>nswn. Call ~1 r 'I ti.
64&21J6a<;k for 8111
SAUS PERSONS
~ty plu.!> adulh
to work with .in (l
mottvat.e kld'> (htor .!I
ln Laguna. Capistrano
!::iao Clemente llN' u !>
PART TIME
EVfHIMGS
PHONE:
SICU1' AltY JltCPT
Euel ~. lor sharp
g1rl for ft\try poa1hoa
Wilt> Jge COrT'\IUWici COO•
tamer co at n«. offices
10 Npt Bcb Good
secrd.aria1 WJ.1s ~
Pleasant personality for
meeting public and
answering heavy phones.
Call 1..o'5 at 114nsz-2111
EOE E~yr
SECltETARY
Xlnt oppty for sharp gal
w itlnt typma slulls to wctt U'I fut paced, con
genlal Newport Beach of
6oe. Call LWi at 1133-~.
Secr«ary GU"I Frlday for
1 cart olf1oe Profeiwooal
olfke nr O C Airport
F1exJ bit' hours. saJa ry
open. (114 ~1 92:SS
~SICUTAaY
Flnanclal in~ .. tment
flrm for educatou.
Jl'wwoaorl/ COm.munJc.
lions Department
Secttury. Excellent typ-
lnc "aborUwad skills r• q'9red Setteta.rtal ex
perience a rnwt lnqwre
7WIMM>l23.
Sl•PBIPACXH
Dnver's license re
qu&red Xlnt. benef1t1.
CaU 714-540-6300
SllPPSHGCLBK
Permanent job op
port unity w t lon'
established. leading
br<1nd. 1n
dustriaJtmarine engine
distributor 1n Co!lt.t
Mesa. Good working con·
dllionl. Driver's license.
work rl'C requart'd
Salary based on exp All
fnnge bt'nefltS. Call for
appo&nt <714~
SHIP /I.EC a.HJC
And odd JObg, fuU lime.
~t appearance. Maater
Bluepnnl. Z:W Ftscller.
C M5«Ml74
~ screeoer. exp. ID con
~ve number stcoc-11
prinltn& Nr. U C
S EC R ET A R Y · Auport s A.,_.·4·30 P~.
CA&sfarx11ng oppty & xlnt Mon -Thurs 979 14.H'.~
P9Y ut a ~ co nr
Haq. 6'.S-Zlll Silk screener Near OC
Airport 6AM 4 30PM. ~cretary lo vestme nt Mon Th~. 979 1483
baolcng fLrm U1 N""°port
Beach, non-smoker.
fulit.law, accurate typ11t
reql&l'fd ~ so lbr. Call
675-«m. ask Cor ~t.tu.e
«Barbara
~. Cor Auto Leu-
ana Co . &ood typing
at.Ula. pbooe voice. fs
some bookkeePlDI ex
per es.Mft&lal. e&l1 '°'
Appt MasterLease
Boa
SEDLETA&Y · G.a ty~
iaC. Dial ba" bMk ac-
ct& lmowl~&e . •·•II
time. Starts Sl 75hr
t&S6CZl
SECRETARY
Perform aecretarial
dutiea for varloua
maoa1ers Good
DUIDSK aptrtw;Se aod ad
nanastt :idJve abbllty re
Q\lred..
~ala.ry commt'nsunte
With exprnence plu."I t'll
rellenl company
Srtttt needed a mmed &a le
ly 6 YT oki dwd attends
McDessort School of La~
8ch. Must padt up by
3: 15. keep until ~ 30.
Kathy. 496-7156
STA.RT NOW!
Loca.l Amway dlstributor
olfera opportunity for
llJQd e.minp You pick
the hows For appt to
ltU\ i.D t.••MM ot your
owa. call lat-12-46 or -.sm.
~~
TerrirJC opportUIUty to
11'" n.b cme ol a.auoo ·s
leadln1 DISCOUNT
STOCllBROK.ERS J m ·
IDll!di&e Dl*'"'CS for ~Rep.
F 'C Bookkeeper
M.ar&maeBs C\st.omef' Servtce Reps
F.xpenenc~ preferred
txa will tram prom1"in~
applicants Top salan~
Call Personnel Ot'pt .
1S2.«f10 heoefru Plea~ submit
1
________ _
rtBUme or call m con
fidence
D0UGLA~OI ~
COMPANY
Eva Ta>lor
t:rnpl IWlallon.-. o .. pl
3160~ilY Av1•
lOllU Mesa. (;a 92626
Afftrmallve Action
Employer M F IV ft
::lock
J.C .PEHHEY
24 Fashioft l~d
..Wwporl leach
Ila:. full lime opentn)( for
1•xpenmn-d
RECEIVER
Company bt•ndah 1n
1 ludt' d1',t1J11nt
pn~es mt'dtl'JI dcn
t.U. life 11\.'ourance & pro
ht 'lhann~ Apply an
per50I\ Moo f)' I
Equal ()ppor Employe• SalHOf~
Ml"'!1lberstup & Advt'rtl~
1ng. San C lt>mente
Olamber of Commc>rt't'.
UOO N F.I Camino Rl'al
phooe 492 Ill I
642..:121 or 496 liROU
Ext 2!i() R<'tw~n I ~l'M
Ask fo'or l\ndrt>.t -Secretal)
SA.Its
Earn t'Xtril 1n('()me 1n
your own ne.11h borhood 1 f
you wish distnbullnR n1t
Uonally known prodU<'L\
fo'or more lDformauon
call 5.W-W7 9 6, or Ad
Sitt.er • 142. 642·43>0
SALF:S RE:PRf S fo:~
TA11\ E Tu call on
reader ad busm<'..S a rl't'
foe &dver.atin.: \1on fo'r 1
~s R.ise + <·omm t ·.,
benfof'tb Will tram '•·Jt
3ppe.1T~ & good 'ilk•ll
lJ\lt es»enta.al A pp I~ I fAill
Placentia AH! c M
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TOP SALIS LADY
Exp well f(roomed. for
exclusive routure shop
F'W.lnrp tN.B ~~I~
Sa l eswoman t'X
penenced. permanenl
P 'T Women's apparel
shop W.~2-
Sandwlchman wanted
fo''I', or PT. Gar) ·s Dell.
DJ9 E Coast Hwy, CdM.
or call ~2I93
Sudwlch I& saad as
.ecDblerl. rUU Umt' Sam·
1pm, Moo-Fri $.1.50 per
hr Lori's Kitchen, m 0747 an l-Oam Cor
SPiil
LEGAL SECJlET A.RY Stock P\:rson fu ll time. Fanta!>ttc Newport part ttmf' RM \bram~ Beach location Pay~ up · to S12501month f.ll Ca~ Showroom ~ 1111»
MIMl bene(its Newport Blvd Cosla
Irvine PerM>nMl Agency Meu
488 E 17lh. Cosu Mesa Teacher. pre~t hoot. &
Ste ZM 642..:M..70 l.dcher , h1•lpcr 5 dvs ~~----wk 54113771 or s:n 1i38
SECRETARY
Tramee Legal Secretary
Fee paid Attorney seeb
~retary to train 1n
leaal held. Office in
beaut. realored older
Mine. To IU!OO. al.M.l fee
jobs. Call Jerllyo ~l. Snellinl "Snell
IDR of Newport Beach
Agency. ~pus
SEX;RE'I'A.RY
Rralce SecnMry
<Part Ttrne 1
U you an truly lnlereit·
ed in a career Wlth one ol
the Nauoo's mOlt sue·
cesaful automobile cor
pant.loos. alld just not
another job. Bauer
~iii creaUnl a new
poattlon wltb1n our
Finaou & Insurance OewJt. fw llOIDC'OM with thef~aldlls : u.-Aocoun&llll Back·
=W.P.M.
Preferably 2 Yrs. of
~i.genaomed
Amlive Alll1udt And 1l)Ollt CJf all. t.bt ablU·
t1 to lotant .. Call l)l¥t KJockllobeD
eves beffl
Tearhrr -; Ass a~tant ·
Sptcial C'las!les for hao·
dica~ adult:. 2 > n..
colleae -Ex per req 'd.
911X). Xlnt vacation & ID·
surance bencrtts.
Wkd.aY! 8 »4pm Unit·
ed Cerebral Pttlsy As·
soclataon 3020 W.
Harvard Sl Santa Ana.
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TEACHER'S AIDE
lrv10r Pre Schoof Expr
pref 552 7494
TMdw-s•s.bstttutei
~ per day levels K~.
valid Calif Teactung
credentials req'd Call
for Appl. Fountain
Valley School Dht.
(7-4J642·66Sl. eat. :J4,
!!.O.E ---~phoueAppl
9ttUot Om earn (rom $400-'700
pr mo. Pit'. aan.Thura.
5:»9:IOPM. Aak for Mr
Randall or S11brlna
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latlvtdaal del1t1q to t'&·
omd ~ ol
tool 1rladlo1 • tool ~.Muatbea ICIOd M!f\at.arte1. Po
ll('Ue to " • + nlabt boaaa • owetthne Xlnt ~ W1lb cml of bv· ma tncrusee Is fully paid, _______ _
medical "dental
rv Dtlivery " Tral.oee Mon-Fri, W . Daft '1 TV
1se6 Newport 81, CM.
~
nPIST /UCIP'T.
~ day I »lpm .. hr.
non-1molter pref Call
Betty. 714~10
TYPIST
TRAMSCR•B
For technical law firm
New office Koll Center
J5br week Salary comm
w ability Is ~xper.
~I.nil
WOBOYBSIAS
Malle more money work·
Ill& abroad re1ardleas of
)'Otll' a&e. eex or present
po11llion. All types or
workers uraenlly re·
qt;red. For det.alls. send
a stamped, self·
addresled envelope lo
'°'"t..~ ...
701 Washington Street
Dept. 5032
Mfa)o, New York 1(205
Youth Cowiseloni
Part Time evenings
~I adulu working
With youth. Over 21 Own
transportallon S3.50 hr
start HPM
CALL ANDREA
642-4321, ext 250. J ·5PM
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WAITERS -Pull :.ervace Aidt... 1005
Mexican restaurant •••••••••••••••••••••••
!>eeks w111ters & bus Antique organ, armo1re
boys Man 3yrs ex per in and hl&h boy.
<:ontmental n.'slaurant ~
Sparush helpful. but not
n('C. Apply in pt'rson, 42" sq Oak din tbl re·
Mon·Fn 12 3f>M Las finished Make oHer
::as, 361 Cuff l>r La~ r~7674
1.910 Model T Ford Tour
---------mg car Show cond1llon WAITERS Complete ground-up
Professional F1nit class reatontlon Brewster
Jtahan Reataurant needs green with black fen·
expenenced Wallen ders, whale tires
Apply &n penon. Pronto Outstanding S25 ,000
Ristorante, So Coast A1lo Model T Speedster.
Plar.a, Upper Levol clusac car restoration
4nd precision machine
WAJTER Pvt Country 111>'0rk (714 >556 9882 or
Club. J> IT Nights On the '415 >634 lOUI
Job Tra1n1ng $4 75 - -----
hr+benef1tt. t'or appt, Trade your old !>luff for
call644-5404 new goodies with a
Sell idle aterm 642 567R Clu'ltrted ad &t2-S67S_
Wea Ifs
of··
CLol"e
This Valentine's Day send
your love a greeting all the
world can share with a Daily
Piaot Heart of Love. It's easy;
compose your personalized
greeting and we'll set your
message in type to fit the
border of your choice or
your hand written thoughts
may appear In the border
you select.
Borders come In the 3 sizes
as shown beloY': S 18, $12
and a special child's size for
S3. (You must be under 12
to qualify for the llttleat
greeting.)
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Male Sbetu. ,uppy. u rem., a yn otd.
Jbt .U. 13M•. &ft.
Mlam.
W1br1dryr1 /Refrl11. ltaliaoGre)'houod puppy, warttna or not 867-4133 Sl'IS
Partabk! apt 11 waher &
dryer, lllte new
S46-05A5
Wu.her Is Dryer ln A 1
condlUoo $100ea.
MS-5M8
Kenmore 14 3cu ft frost
free, 6mO old. 1285.
Ml l543
Kealbood Puppies, AKC
res. champ bred, had
aboU cm> 167.aoet
!ilelt.le J>Ulll. II a.le. AKC
9wka. Good diapoellloo
Birt-a\
,._toY• 1045 •••••••••••••••••••••••
To &d home 8 m06 old ~. upn&hl, 16cu ft . beaut dark red Doble,
Sl'IS. Harvest Gold Xlnl neut male all shots
cood. 848-3831 54&-7853
Wards washer & dryer G~at Pyrenees & Af&ban
3Yn Harvest Gold ~ Holmd 7512600 Ask for
983-03&5 eves & wknds Unda
Kenmore washer Is dryer,
8 mo old S500 or ~l ol
fe!' Refrigerator aide by
side, Ice d11penser S500
or best Color TV 19 '
Good cood Sl50 Call
67>5702.
Washer /dryer Searl
lineal. Harvest sold
Ute new. S32S 640-8649
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PUBLIC FURNITURE
•Al£TION•
TOllh7:30PM
Bdrm seu. duung rm Is
Hvln& rm furniture
PLUS LOTS OF O'nlER TYP~S· OF FURNI
TURE
SAVE $AYE SAYE
we honor BorA. MC.
Casb1er'1 Checks &
Cash NO PERSONA!.
CHECKS PLEASE '
Food available Items
Mlb)e<t to preule
MASTas AUCTIOH
:11175y, Newport Blvd CM
lm-9625 646·8686
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~es 7wks ll60 J800
.............. 1050 •••••••••••••••••••••••
**I BUY** Good used Furn1tu~ &
Appliances -OR I wall sell or SEU. for You
MASTBS AUCTION
64M616 & IJJ..'625
S2.03 per DAY
'That's ALL you pay
ror a :.i:th:d
DAILY PILOT
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
00 lT NOW •
64~5671
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your own decorated
greeting, use a black
pen and draw your
dellgn to ttt one of the
dotted tine "heart•"
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to ...iat you . And, If
you II ke, you can
Ct\irge your Heart of
Love or uee your
Ma1ter Charo• or een~card.
Patlb fW'al, furniture,
&Um. bci•*""' po4a. ..-tooll. mi.c. S.t
M.altlqaPl,NB
ltll ••••• , ••• 1 .. MMWM. toP COod. la
Olllaa....a»wbell '°*'· &mall wood •tu-dllllt dllk wttll attached
r sao. Lamp &able
....... ~.bed
t15 1 md a. ""1· oval n11aa.u~
Pl91AL&.S
7 macbloea . t ·2 ·4
pla)WI ... 1·1981. One
rifle/ Jame. Priced "°"'7 below retail. 5tW'ICIZ.
l'br' s.Jt: Newport Beach
Teool1 Club Mem ·
berablp . saso.
(714 ~2'10C wtd)'I
AD1werla1 M aebhlt.
Jlbmerne&•. fJOOXL. Ukt
new. manr featurH.
151.cnt <Ev•>
For )'«Mir eumlaatlon rs AB-Dtct • ~Y
mach.loe. Xlol. cosad
au '° sa. k>ow copy
COIL. Plus AD ·Dlc~
mlmlo mach like new.
Phanl 5ielM>'fl'1. Mau Of.
fer.
WANTED: Comlortaba.
nUla da U...t matea
lrllObad.maM. "tf•1•••1li.f.:...8061 IDed cart. IM:spemlve
trw . ...,.ttni To work .
uu new 3111 ''VQC" m. cap..-w lllland, mov101.
m1&1t sell '900 loftr.
751·0511 between
lam-5pm
'r.o teemary CbaJJ'I, ODe
antique. SU. Newer
mode!, 125 Reuooable.
•»409-5
Oomole Pt.aao. wab>ut.
SIGOl.Queenab.e1 ....... .a. SZZS. Cbtcime coffee
• tad ....... SZ5e•. 2115
Wuutward Lo., N.B. ....
QJQcb" loveseat. Soft a.rn
bnlcade. SlOO. :l>9Z Pl1tt.e
Dr.,CM.W-7742
Whirlpool wa1ber Is
dryer. dinette, t wto bedl.
new club c.baJn, chests,
paUo set, much more
53S-'1S)6.
Qn·n Sofabed, green
striped Herculon 1100.
Irvine. Good tond
mat.3'.
~ Bdrm siate ror sale
$.'500, xlnl cood, incl 2
lllte-st.od.I, drur 1mlr·
ror, chest. Qn u mat·
tress, 2 lamps, 2 1eta
abeeta, 1 a:pread. Is waU
decor. C11l 6'4·2292
~tween 7"3, ask for
Ounoa
Oak Hooalier cabinet. good
oond., t600 Lame ar~n.
velvet chair, S50 Sohd
core, 38" doors. S30ea
Gas fireplace log. S20
Sm, 2 shelf bookcase.
IC!> Antique, double t>l'<i
w 1rootboard , $75
~
Chrolnt & Glens
Sota. 2chn. coffee & end
t.bls. dinette &et, 1'.:te1otere
& access Compl outfit
s:l!.5 5.51-1.543
Full sz Simmons mut
tress, box springs &
frame, Wb1te 4-por.ter
bed, klnt coad all for IOO
9ISG3
BRASS Hat Rark
reproducuon. S200 7 r~
gold velvet llOf1. Lake nt·w
SlOO Wht·yell111> grn
floral pnnl sofa & lo"
eseat $!00 Cal I~ 0760
King bed 175. so( a $40
Directors chrs S12 ea
Lmp 16 M Lie M5 9704
Love seal aofa bed 2 years
oid. Yellow w orange,
ptnk, green design Cost
new $595 Sell $175
Rederorating 7 51-4840
Twn bed wtunder drwrs
matching dsk & shivs
$100-080 642-4872
2 1'wUJ bedl w 1match1og
dl'f!'ll!tt.
962 2240 ---
Set ol 4 Glenn of Calif
Walnut dining chrs Blk
naug back & Hal
Regular S350 ea. A II four
SD> S48-828'7
Wood dinJ.oR tbl 6chrs, 3
leaves. Opens to appn
Un &C2·4nl8 or 642-81M6
Wanted-Sofa bed. e• ·
erclser bike. sue 111
Idea clothes 640 7584
Household items .
fumlt11tt. Sat, 9.3 324
Santa AM Ave. NB
DineUe let/4 chn, xtra -.r. woodgrain ~. wrlft
Iron baae. 11lnt cond
$100. 7S&-1088
~w. 1055 •••••••••••••••••••••••
F\tm. Mayta1 waaher, a . Dryer. 111<1 Clothes
Ml1c 20yrs accum
Reasonable. 50·85~7
Eves
Prliet, must sell '79
IMck Skyhawk. l~I.
41pd. 15100 Mama Be1r
Flabtr wood·burnlna
stove l3SO Also h• ve
uud tl•c Pinball
n:acblDe G$ Is HUCbb
AlnNlt ""'Fatt Ucket.
...i.-
AbUQ.Dtt, new refrt1.
couch. Wrm Mt, TV, .a.c.7Sl.em
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DIAMONDS local
wholetalera over
•tocked Gift. lDVHt ma. Pboae 1.m. WI
Mr ~plan Proleuklaa.J
Dia.mood Servlc:a
GEMSTONES
H.l1b qtaalllJI ~o)ored
l&ODm at qwabty prices --JIK IOld I band Arabian IU1Je riDI Ma) lbHt otr
IJ6.t'1'15 al\ 5 PM, uk ror
Karm
Muat Sell! Over ~ct
round br1lllant -c ut
diamond.. ~um •P·
pralul S34aQ, A.akin&
IZ5(l) m~
WANTED SILVER
DOLLARS Pvr pl)'
1boppla1. ~a~ lhe nnch or fa . u:Uy
llllle work borae •
Rdwt>ilbed ~ ready
--~:iem .....
GM ftred. ku r\. $0.
1·~"91.
Artilt dnwtn1 tbl. 4. wtde
adJqlUb&t board w /b!l.n
llpt box, alao uaorted
llUsla t.cds. 1'13-S4511
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Codter Speruel.a, Calm
Temers Is Siamese Kat
tall..
11' Diep V. 7$UP OtB. Ult
trailer. lllutt Sacrifice!
Sl.IDO -315()
71 SKJPJAQC. 84. F /B,
Sw equipped, plank Ir.
tower. m Mere. HdtOd. m.ooo w11ear. Sll,300
w/o per . ..aeeo eves
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PAUa'SNTS
NEWPORT BEACH ...._UM,__ ~jftftnM
Ml-. u a fJ Jr u t ~
15' Redl11h Caius>
TraUer ~ acces. 7S hone
Mere. Good COOC1--$1,200.
('714---
pol)WW uniform.a, 110 ·~~~~~~~~ fUot Houle -Trawler -. PlllUUil 115. All 10 H · I · wtlll trader. 21' l>al, new.
cel{ent eoaditioo. Stu-...... & °'"Jms IOtO <'st m b ll. $ l 7, 50 O.
~t n&U11e . CaJI Ad· -•••• .. ••••••••••••• fl64C'74.~
&u.tr•U.IG-4.JDOJthrs Later Splnnet piano .
t<:ASH lot lilftl' doilan •Ki .......
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RCA Qb-1V. ZS". SUO
91.eftO mil w~, la
pecan. bn.qca. ltbr t09
md ta.bk. SUO Call btwn
HPll.MMl5Cll
ebony. Sl.2SO . 675 ·5942. 38' Hucklo1. Newport
MTpm.•wtmda moor1n1. 1&500. 14'
Ptaoo·8'oabe uprl 1ht o-d-()rpD.Coa.o Ma.
pie a~aken . 1love
leMher lmed.. '40-1%75
1.odYk.. 25bp Eflo. ...
164121
a· s. Slrilr. wood. an ·
i...rd. Sl.500. 131-4211 or
f'l'S..ISTony
'°50
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Amqur Piano. VttTY prrt •l~CULATI•
Pr1vate Investor selllna
dlamondl. &<>ld. Ivory &
clock.I 1 lC, color ff
SliOO l 42C ova I
diamond wt'ddina set,
$.lS()() ca.1-2192
GOLD-SK.YB
l!t>B +.LO SALE
3 emerald diamond
pieces, antique onental
'alt " rum. ~ toma rare porrela1n w gold
tr1m. old ship rloc-kt
rrunled 11lvt'r antique
pocket watch. 3 pearls
rock.er. Jewelry, bt'onu
No d&acounta. 00 pn~ ~r phone App( only
Guard on duty 960 5648
Sterling Salvt'r. 1r you
wam to setJ, Call SM ~
10am-4pm
Olruer L8K tank watrh 1
yr okt, U ·MW condallon
11'.lO 714~
Baume Mercier Watrh.
IOtld 14K band & rase
•Hl(ll Retail MO Dain
ly style. rectangular
rue. dble ro~ chain
D-51311 alt 5
c::r:!=:t'
COASTIMTBIOI
Our annual clearan«
l&lie at imbebevably k>w
prices OI\ C'ar~tana.
Y1Q11. dnper)' ma ten al.
drapery hard~. etc
642.alll
~organ, ~~al
de5k. brown nauR rouch
IBM Selet·tr1r
lYP*Wrllt'r 2 10 'Pd
boy ·11 bikes recliner
ctwr. stlver punch bowl
w pl.alter. ~. 4t lad&t'
-.c.i-.A-*odl
Pool tbl. iood a>Od
SliS CompMu
~160
01 lf\CbeS Air West •-,
fare roupons S-35f-a
644-0!56
I~ Air West ,., fare
~O>
842·91569 CK 494 79611
Shdma ilaaa doors. sn &
8ft PX> Days 492 2732 or
Eves «>-0827
~ ~ Diamond S1095
l eo Br1.11J.ian Emerald
S1!iO 848.a:D>
Hughes A.Ir West '" fare Mlc•••MI 1010 ~.125 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 548-0989
LUGGAGE TAGS
from your buslMs!\ ca rd
Send one card for each taa plus one spare We
return permanently
seaUd attractive tag &
strip. mtttan" a1rhne
ID req11remtt1b Pre
vent lou Is theft• F'or a
~U&f'nrlMe
wallpapu, rabrir or
"Day Glo" paper & '*e
will back & trim your
tao Or lry two cards
back to baek.
PRJCES·
fleaorJ ~ '"lall Sl llOea 8,.tqtl150ea
10«moreS1 .c>ea
Sales Tu Included
NO CARD~
Draw your own or send
name. Add.rea. phone It
•'ll make CMW card per
tq. ,Md 25' uch Send ctltdt or money or· derto.
Pl.OJ PlttqlMG
p 0 . 8oll111eo
ColU ..... c. t"a28
Poof ,... esquia1te Old·
futuooed model wllh
utlltic plaoo lep SI Ile
l.atbet pioclleta $1500
value. crUtce 1415 IWhw ,,__ .... 112
Bl:Atm1\1L UNUStJAL anNIBI: 08J r.crs
flllMd. tD\11\ Mii. f\am,
poreela1mt ~.in·
lald ac,..oa, lvon11,
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2Superbowl Ticket!.
End wne. row 26
Sl35ea 644 4099
4 Ram Super Bowl
1\cMU S240 Cash only
6404mA/t4
111 f.Aal COUPOHS
HI.libel Alrwest Good
thru Jan 31.lt 533-M59
4 Bnlhlon chalrs. bam
bootcane. $395 value
Sl40ea. Firm qn sz matt
Ir~ spmp S4()0 value.
S200 Local decorator p p 640-0!589 -----
Rerngerator. S60 Blk
Vinyl Sofa bed. S60
~orMl-8186
Lazy Boy Chair. $60
Upholatered chalt, &old,
110 Good cood. 673-69)
TWO WHEEL CHAIRS.
1 deluu Sl.50. l resuJar
9>.87M.SS1
'31 Ainlt.rum Tr·traa.Jer,
"75 Oadillac P1eetwood.
2111 · Bayliner Trade for
~.l40-t056
IOll •••••••••••••••••••••••
RATl'AN tola \hat mallea
l.nto comronable b«d
m.m&: not&ft. tPM
• WANnD TO IUY
Paper eatWr. .2 'a2 · or a.,..m.1S
ty. movtna. mu....t .ell' Ja'.JO'IOATS
ll50 olfer 546-2801 a1u mo. Plana prepd
Hammond 0rpn model PtemUtmo incl 1rpa. «m. dbl kt'ybrd. upe r~ '--!?llZHOMOwn_
corder . .Mte new Art INh. W 9060
sexn.~ ...................... .
Spert..q~ 1094 ERJCSOPI 27' wheel In·
••••••••••••••••••••••• board. try $18,000.
AMF' 8t'n Hoitan Pro S11e S0.500l
IJ)lf bai. Pl :! pr lad1t•, 49, Luderl 16, 251\. vam
wtute ~II 'lhoe:\, ~·· • & h u 11, '11 p 1 n :-. ll . e•, Sl5 t-.irh Jll hkt-bf'aut1ru1 S4000
--•1724 llM9>10 ---TY~shno IOH 16 laapar. 77 " trlr.
••••-•••••••••. •• ••••• W......U 32. ban& re~
BPWifuJ 25' 7Rntlh rolt>r
1V 2 )r ""Jrr fr, ... dt·
b \ti) Sl.34 ~ I 71!ti
25"<'0UJR TV SlXl l' EAR \\AHRA."lTY
642~
25 · maple roo.wlt" t olor
'TV SlOO or mMkf' offer
Needs p1c1urt' lube
~oluly Pnvatepar
t)' Call alter 5 ~ p m
911).5'1116
:lnuth rolor TV ~t' lo a p
pnnau.> S75
IW6 7664
Table mt>del RC1\ 23 ' tul
or T 'v Solid 'lute.
w floor stand Sl25
Portable len1th 19'
B&W' S20 673 .8342
Gaa14 tOIO
<l'al A..,y Ir Co. C714 I
maBl
f-J11t ?7' d1t"Sel. whet•I,
\'f!'Y clean W Npt slJ p
Z .500. &C2 3072
CAL ~ li78 Sleeps ~ '79 Jom 99 o B WeU eqpd
&t m1lnta1ned Xtra ...
sm! eqty. low aao py m w.
213 'Sl23t91t
Partners wanted -40 ·
yawl Cheoy Lt!t! or
fahore 40 1n Newport
responaJ~ part.In only.
With or without eqwty
purcha5e Days
fM&.57(2, t'Vt!!! 875-6762
MOORING
'TT CAL 3-34. Xln1 cond .
w 43· N B moonnlo!
875 1393, or 131 42116.
Tony -------
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WHETHH
BUYING
or
SELLING
TW1h Yow
DAILY PILOl
IOATMAIT
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c.11642-5678
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over BIO Ph 545-1202
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2700 ml. Xlnt cond. Uke new. too 681·9974. duel air. PS/PB. cruise
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mt. lot.I mu. Xlnt cond.
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int. aJ,a.u. MUSf SEE.
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tool boxes. fair shape swo.
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1 too, tool boxes. V-8,
racb, '1&'50. Or offer.
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SERVICEDIRECTORY Have IOmething to sell?
is all about! Oassified ads do 1t well.
"71 Cbe-v. Luv w/abell.
All/PM I tract. Good
cond. JUOO. Aft. s.
_QN.GaS _______ is GllC l ton n.tbed.
Leavtnt St.ate. For sat. or
trade aep or ladividually.
Alldni SL200 or otrer. '64
Ford truck. W / '75
camper fully coat•lnecl
9113-7420
i2 Datsun P.U. Ruoa eood. $1,450. Call aft. Sor
wtmda,6M-l371
'13 Ford Cooner. rblt eog,
camper. xlnt cood. Kim
548-3912. SlllOO
18 ~ ~Lon pickup.
t5.SOOIOBO. Map, ures.
casa. Xlnl cood. Cont.act Jom Or Micky 631-3488
alt.~PM.
a.u. ta.soo. 146-2700.
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AM /Fii c111. stereo.
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cat. eoavt. Xlnt cond.
Dy1, 540-HH Evea,
5B141'90.
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tirell. good en« " trans. swo. 642.-251.S
18 Ford ~ T. Full pwT.
All/FM aer tape. Air,
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646-81158
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OUR LOW LEASE RATES
714/831-1740
714/495-liOO
LAGUNA BEACH
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900 SOUTH COAST HIGHWAY
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494-1131
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BEST BUYS
PartjaJ lnvent.ory
DIESRS
79 2400
Lesa th&n 6.000 m1ltt,
med. red bamboo. elec.
sunroof this car 1is 1n
"hke ne"'" cond1t1on
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Sll.495
79 300CD
Under ractory warranty,
med. red bamboo. elec.. sunroof. immaculate
condition Ask for 48 mo.
leme qoote (2!li58 I
Sll.795
711000
BMlaiful met. blue. el«.
auarool. stereo. pc>wer • economy. Five year
~ wrth next to D0Uun& down. (OG ap. proYed CTed&1 ) C7142 )
Slt,495
763000
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prowed credit ) (0593)
Sll.295
712400
Ivory /bamboo. Extra
mce. one owntt. Under
fad«)' warranty • in
flawless condition 48
mo. lease available <on
approved <'redit ) call ror
QU(U. (5754 )
Sl7,495
GAS
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A must aft coupe Fire
enctne red parchment
lutber interior, elec
stmrOOI & much more
Leese or purchase. 4 s
years, next to nothing
down ~n approved
credit ) (81198 )
$20.995
7145051.
3 to cboo5e rrom all in
perfect condition Met
blue. 3700 rruJes. med red
17,000 miles. met 1Uver
24.000 ml.Jes. Buy or lease
a soon to be t'laulc
NOW! ai:aeo. zm. 4482 I SSAVIS
71ZIOI
Whit.e t bamboo, nawleu
one owner local car. all
service recordl avaJla-
ble. n~ ,ear preferred
fin. wtlh low. low down. <on approved credit)
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776.9
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leather 1bia car is not
for UJe ra.1at hearted. We bave wha& may be lbe
ms 1uperb example ol
a man 'I c:&r to be (OUDd. O.U for our IHM or
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17 IN STiii
TOYOTA, DAlSUN,
LUY & COURIER
All,_TISBL!
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'79 TOYOTA
414
Special t1mlted
edition Red. Loeded
with equipment.
MUSTSEE!
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'78 CH£YY
CAMAIO
Auto. trans .• pwr.
s teering. tow. low
ml 1es (730U8UI
ONLY
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'79 PINTO
WAGON
" s peed pwr
steering, stereo. rack
& 10 000 m•.
(594WU01
ONLY
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'11 CllONA
WlliON
Auto l'r9nl.. 8'f cond a tugg•o• rack
(712TJH) OM.Y
s3195
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'11 TOYOTA
CWCA
Bright red. auto
trans . air cond &
only 27.000 m•
(940SET)
ONLY
•
18 TOYOTA
& CAMPER
5 speed. stereo &
more Only 21.000 m1
(1K77541)
ONLY
•
18VW
COIMITIBl.E
Bright ortn04t. FM
stereo. 4 9')Md a Ilk•
new
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'TT Splder-Yellow
w /AM /Fll stereo omeu.. '71 Splder ·Red
w /AM /FM atrreo cuaett.e.
'78 Spider-Sliver
w /A M /P'M a tereo
caaaette.
"74 OTV-Navy .blue. alr
cmd & AM /P'M 1tereo
77 Spnnt OT·Navy blue,
air cond., AM /FM 1ureo
caeaette Is map.
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have that pra·owned
BMW you are looki.os
for'
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1tn1MWlZCN
4 apeed tram., air l'OOd .•
llunroof 4JAM/FM at.Teo
casaetU. CIMISXD >
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1148 Dove Street • Allow ~ the opportunity NEWPORT BEACH
'°AXlnllkler the purchaae 75•0900
IEACH IMPORTS
1148Dove~
NEWPORT BEACH
752-0toO
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Whatever the f''ad
Roll 'em ort the ma rkel
With a Class1l1cd Ad
Call Now ' 642 5678
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new radial tlnl8. raas, $ $12:50. 981-US4 .rt 6pm . ;
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~te reo casr;, beige LA.HABRA
w beige inter, a <', (SMJ No.ofSAFwyJ
m11u. Xlnt rond 1714'522-Slll
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~Jamboree
Newport Beach ~
'77~ BMW 320 -1
Salver blue upd ZSK
mllu Xlnt SatSO.
881·2'19
'7S BMW 3.0 St aJr. auto,
lt.bT, stereo. elect IUD·
root. wu:idows. alloys,
•harp lo/mllea1e car.
Must Sel.11 754-7782
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•Dove&reet
NEWPORT BEACH
tll-1300
·73 240-Z 4 spd
AM FM tCau , Xlnt
cood $4SO~ offer
~9127
1'2 Im..,.., clean. One owner A/C. ou pauit 6
upldltry lluat 1eU thl.S
WllM.~aft ePM
ars.t 6Sun
'73 :MOZ. 90.000ma. 4 spd.
new M1cbelins. maol .
14.27S 493-9127 5
76PIAT
Sharp Jll 2 door Ndan. 4 =·) 1U,OOO mllu.
12191
IOlwrrHAM
VOUlSWIA ..
7IOOW..UUl.nakr Ave.
In West.mlnlUlr
.. 7561 lll-7111K>
77 FIAT Spor11 Spyder
13' Clean. lo mlles. 2 tops . AM Jo'M
Sla'tlo !Upe 15. 100 Ca II
evea m-«ll52
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WACIOH
1ll s speed Clean. xln 't
CXJ'lddlon Cll5PEB I
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IOIWrTHAM
YOUCSWAGIH
7900 West.mJ.nsttor Ave
m Westnunater a n61 639-T8>
'73 128 Good cood1t1on
w ith nt'w t1rei.
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$5ff5
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an West.minlter
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1pd. Beat offer over snoo ~1202
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:!Olm mi guam Perl ect
on cond 14.250. S45-M'78
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NEWPORT BEACH
llJ..1300
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mag5, AM 1Jo'M stert'O, 080 • •11 a•" h ,,.. o .. o m · ............. a ... ·•··• cl"•a1c 11>
12 Capn 200. 4 speed
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casadt.e, llke new. rac·
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HURR V FOR THE
LAST OF THE '79
DDIO'a WID.LE TifEV LAST•
SADDt.HACk
V AU.1Y IMPORTS
28402Marsuente Pkwy.
Mluloo Viejo
131-2040 495-4949
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LARCiE
SB.lCTION OF
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SHOP •a>MPARE
BARWICK 01\ TSUN . ' .
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render fialrs. 50 radials. ......-earance ur ou 1971 DATSUN rruntcond ~ ~ell S3000 t hH orr VourGaln! <979PLB •
1200 SB>AH 640-1& S59'5
2 Door with 4 r.perd 'SJ o.t.aun ptck up Good Hallda 9727 IOIWJTHAM
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stereo tape. 1814NXS) ~ Map PX> & take 644-0709 llllG-7551 J& 71llllO W1U DIAL!
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BUY WHERE YOU HA YE A CHOICE!
.
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HAND
MEW 1979
DATSUH 210ZX
S 'peed trans air
cond . casaette
maga. moldlno•
and strtpes
Ser 105810
Stk 6088
57589
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Sr 002947
6tk tl029
II.AND
MEW 197'
DATSUH 210
STATIOHWA~
Fully factory
equipped t{lClud1ng
5 speed)rans
Ser 038702
Stk 5945
548ft
Automl'tte trlnl
& woodgrain peckage
Ser 009043
Sak 5905
Automauc traN .
air cones . stripes. m•o• & mo1d1ng1
Ser 132524
Stk S323
54989
Tt11s coupe has a S
Speed trensmtlllOI' &
protection pacilaOe
Ser 070430
Stk S782
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.. .... t7M ...._,, See us before ....................... Jallblr
A Claulc Cennrt. TODAYIU =--= • motor.
9762 .......................
774M•MU4WD
hip • wheel drive at.·
b ..... 11 .... bruab bar,IUno. CSlRLA) ...
IOIWITHAM
VOl.UWA ... 'JBWeatm\n.._ Ave. IDWertmlnrt« al!m ... 'JS
a.BDO>. ..................... .
CM.YM191 ltn.W
• ~_....... •waw"'9~.,.'S CDNVa1M1 'Tl Toyola Celica GT ~~ 4 __. ~ All/Fii
L i rtbaek Sapd , •Do¥eStrect -·· ...__,,RTB··~ ..,._ ~te • low .a.eoteaa. All emu. .~ ...... cv ~u __.._ ->. 71t• .-.-. -..;... Xlat. eood. throueboul. --., , yy _..,orm-«111. -CON--,-.-, .. -,-llACH MORTS
'79 Supra. auto/OD, cnue.am. air. PS.. PB. louww'I. db upl, alloys,
lo mi. iallDK. .-1o1r.
PP.Gl-17•
1R-7sMOWIBEi ~~CH 0..-Allo A .. .Uable JU.etOO b Immediate deli'97!
See US before )'OU ti.(J
TODAYUl Karata.aa Gbta, new ~·
:..~.~~ --=-' Torda 9765 75 PEUQ.EOT -. .... •••••••••••••••• ~ 21125Harllor Blvd. ndlall, lmm.e. coad. COSTAMESA
DllSll. '77 Celiea lftbct, ~-sp, Great ride! Grea t All/Fii, ahadow. XJnl. 71Corolla.5Konrbteog.
economy! 4 spee d cood. S5,200/offer. Hip. aUck, x.J.ot mp&.
2125Hart>or Blvd.
COSTA llr.:sA
. ~•mt 979-2500 ....... 9731 ---------------5CMSuoroof sedan! Air 91351 Im ftrm. ~2040 cond., power steering, 979-2500
............................ 9744 stereo. Don't get cauabt Wot. Mew tlOO Alllol. Mew tlOO ..... Mew tlOO ......_Mew
abort! Q27NPE> ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••• .. ••••• ••••••••••••• ......... .
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•..Z79240D•
Sunroof, fully loaded.
wunnty, locally owned
& lerViced. Muat see!
MJ35)
JIMSLEMOMS
....oaTS
IBJOHABBOR BLVD.
008'J'A MESA
611-1276
•••••••••••••••••••••••
77MGI
Sbarpat roedater in g
CllUltie91 Eaedric over-
driye, .....,_map. rack ad oaJy zs,ooo miles!
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S4ff5
IOIWITHAM
VOUSWAGEH
'11Dl Westminster Ave.
ID Westminster •
-~l 638-7880
1979MGI
ROADSTER
Soft top, stereo, wire
wbeeia & atnpea. Must
be tteml (479552 ). Was ..
MOW$64H
IAUBMOTOllS
CALL t7f·2IOO
$5995
IOIWITHAM
YOIJ(SWACi&t
10 Westmtnater Ave.
inWMllmlD&ter
-~ 638-TlllO '-ldlt 9750 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'79 Ptlrscbe 911.SC. gun .
metal bit OD blJt, mlJll cond, fully loaded ,
w levet"J avail optJOO Incl
turbo spoilen & more
Sacrifice $26,SOO farm.
PP. 9157-3170.
Porsc:be '79 924 , sunrf,
fad air, alloya, ele<: win·
dowa, AM /FM Blptt
cau. heated mirrors,
~ & atiped. Miat.
71f8.Z1M
f' MIZ 74M816T =-=-~·= WAMm _, 11*t eaupe. LMt D.mt
.. · ,_ ,._ tor um clusic. 4 ------------
Ylf/S ~ ,_ ~ or lplled. rdo wl beater. ./PORSCJD 811. 'TC, air,
la llereedes Bens. "1.SJll) -'· .UO,., blk •blue. o.n....,. ~ SIZ.lllO/aftr. ~ .._.\'llltOllDl*'tl IOI wmtAM
... lH» -.1100 YOUCSWA&IM
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lllUeqe. 49M48l. Waa '52115
POaQ41T~A
'73 llL Illa& camL Low
miles. Alloys. A/C,
"6-711·'119, er 551-112:11.
"BIH Poncbe, lepd. Xlnl
UJDd. New peiot. dutch.
tune-up. Xlnt nmnl.n1
cood. $3995. 1531·4.564.
New Pirelli radiala.
WalSL.Ztopa, auto, air, MOW $5895 ....... T . _ .. In
lbarp local car. Dark IAIB MOTORS "' ........ • unmac. ~'VDU.
blue/brown. $13,50t. CALI. t7t-2500 It oul All/FM stereo.
17M131; ~ --------------$l50010aO-19.SOO or beat ..;.;..--~--------'71 MGB : Xlnt cond. fills. _.1
1fJ3 GG..c, lo ml, win Loeded.. Very low milea. .... Royce 9756
wblll, a.I.Iver /blk, Sl&.SOO. 912-1111115 Aft.. $. -•••••••••••••••• ... •• l'lJ..3li5 '78 MGB, 17K mi, AM /FM '73. Long wheel base
"13 M~ ~ out· IMJ'k stereo. new tires, Brown w/beige Interior.
ltMdinl OOlld., reg 1u xlnt oond. l5300 or bsl of. $33.SOO or ofr. MS-2il62,
laD-ll13 fer. a-0817 _M2-__ "nm __________ _
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traa, see to apprec. ·~~~~~~~~ S.-. 'JS.JIZt I ·
76YWDAStm sa.,, • doar dehme .....
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llll&Olmlk, air oaed.. aod
man. S.tbisl ~)
$42'5
ICIWITHAM
VOLllWAMM
1DWatmi""• Ave.
iD1V ....... eT' •mi g.79
"11 Selroeco, All/f'll
..... lmmac. ··-· .. ,()BO. Dys 7SN3la.
l')wim•wtada~
'73 VW, atreet-~e --.S-bulo. _.
• U,_, IDaDY
..,.~Bob. ~ ~ Bus recently re~
U.200 II tut See I
TRADETICU27I
;4 VW Super Bee lie. '51 VW f(Jlff!r. 'TS R.atJbtt.
EYelYtbial new. DJOO. IOOCl shape. offer.
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0,. WDeOW STICla
MIW ?t 110 CPI.
Auto. tnlna.. fact. aw. AM/FM aaereo.
crulte control. more Stk 11366-9
1004544). fWlnclow SticXer 19439) •1•
OFF WI.OW STICKa
21 llr.ltSTOCll
MIW?f 20051 sn. CPL
LOAOEOI 6 IPMd. atr. •DOff ICrtpes
and more SHI '1322-9 119309eJ
(Wind Stk. '7•19>
'719
OFF WINDOW STICIBt
1 2oosr1 .. SToetr
?IMBlC.IOICATWGM. v.e. ~ ~ r-*. si ... l'ldlal tires 10. 7a5 mllee .... ~ ( 1 &ewDC)
54459
'72 FORD SOUIRE WGM.
9 ~. aut~lo:-air cond . luggage
nlek. l)OWler steering & windooft "Test drtve
thl• oreee peoo1e camer." t862FY Al
11990
l9W ?9 5-000I
STATION WA•OM
' IPd . -.. • cuteom mouldlnO pkg .. tn(W'9. 8tk. t 1 ~ (048 7 <66)
'664
O" WINDOW STICK•
NIW?t 210 ~OOI
STATIOM WA&ON
Fact air, auto trans.. IUQgaoe reek.
wh 1tewall1. more Stk 1 1207-9
'004450} (WIQdow Sttcicer Seo99)
1526
OFF WIMDOW STIC-
14 21r.1t STOClr
179DATSUH280ZX .. 2+211
Silver. Gl S*Q.. meoa. full C>OWer. See enct test
drive thia fantaatlcally priced vehicle.
(2&4WZ0). .,,,.
75HOMDA 360
Clean and priced to
'74 DATIUM r.u. + CAI ovm CAMP9
-4 apeed, red. 60.777 miles !tK68t 56)
71 DA TSUH rtc•w
-4 aoeed. blue. 78.078 mil ... 182681Yl
76D•TSUNr..U.+NIT ... c-.rr
Automatic. yellow. 61 .7'8 miles. (1012e58)
76 D•TSUM PICINP
4 speed, red. White spoke wMela. (1871868)
'7JYWCAW9l ... 11+an. ,..._wilh
•MO ort&Wl miles. ~t ell0'7•> Slttl
IOIWITMAM
\'CUSWA ...
7SIOWM l rtw Ave. lnWM•nt,,.._ -.si ... .,.
'71 a... loob lood. nma SIOd.SWO. la.ZJ.M
"77 SC*:>CCO ~ ma&alllc 4 1peed
wt&b &lr cand. and atereo. Only 21,000 mllH.
n,DUllle! OlJT JP)
Sitt I
IOIWl'TMAM
VOLUWMHM '1tlJOW..tm....., Ave lnW•m!n..._
&Tm lll-7110
... vw Bue DllW eq, reblt
fnlat end. New brakea. a.a Ui&er. No dad.I.
Sl,,IDO. IOQZ7I
71YWIAmf
Olllom I door, 4 IDeeCl
Great coadltloa.
Cll"IPIN> Slffl .. WITHAM YOUCSWA ...
19WMml +4•A-.e.
'71 ClMalc ~• air, ~·•· aUek. r11
---· Good CIODd. P.P . .,._TIMff.mJ
ttol ........................
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Sbarp "X " model. II
qlDil)lr. 'speed wtlb air coed. aad 1tereo .
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IOI Wl'1'MAM
YOLDWAGIM
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1'7llUICI
Cll(JUaY
Au&oauitlc traaa • air
oond.. two-t.oM paint.
pw-r. 1U1ertn1 • w1w
Unia. ClOZUI) .... e895
MOWMttl
IAUm MOTOllS
CAU '79.ZSOO
"10 Electra coovertible
1Aleded. Xlat cioad. Ona.
O'MJllr. SlSQO.~
1'76IUICIC
Sl(YLAll w. non-Uc tiw... air
cmd., pwr ........
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IAl8MOTQaS
CAI.I. tn.JIOO
In WMfminster 71 sty1ark. l owner. X1nt
•mt lll-7llO trau car Only $975.
.. vw Ike. rblttrebored &ti). J8IO
ene. Poracbe rlma.
r a dial llrea, 1nrf,
beedltner I $UIOO. 552-lJU
7SYWCAMPEI
Vsy clean n.t·t.op COD venloo. Many extru !
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$4995
IOIWITHAM
VoutSWAGEH
7llJO Weltminster Ave
In Welbnimter
lt791Utae
RIVIBA
Turbo c bareed VII ,
tu:ket aeata, pwr aeata,
pwr windows, pwr. door
locb. Wt wheel. mllae amtrol, vanyl top.really
bu a ll the e xtras'
Cl3C'735 I Was Sll.999
MOW SI0."9
IAU!R MOTOltS
CAU '79·2100
~mt ,_790 Jl'ID IJed.ra LTD, 4 dr.
•at.. 977Z Fully equipped l o ci
1111 ........ u-••-• All/Fii atereo. OnlJ
YOLYO -tor snat tramp. 416-1'115.
SAl..IS.saYICI
AM»LIASIM&
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EXPERTS
EAIUIU
VOLVO
191111 HU'bor Blvd.
COSTA MESA
646-tJOl 540-t467
7lVOLVO
"'°° Vf!ITY rare wta.b clualc destiny. Super 1harp.
Automatic, radio,
bMter. (8111 ) . Mtt5
IOIWITHAM
VOLUWAGIM
7llJO Weatmlntter Ave.
in Wemnlmter -'1551 111-790
OUMCHCOUMTY
VOLVO
zxa..tJSrVEL Y VOLVO
t.rpml Volvo Dealer
tn()nmp c.o-mty !
BUY or LEA.5E
Dl8ECT
ltnlUICX
Bldra I ' 'tad
Wllh pwr. windows. snrr.
~. pwr. door aocs.s.
Wt wheel, vtny I top 6 alr
cond. Muat be aeen!
"5:MRXQ ). Wu 15111815
MOWSMt5
IAIBMOTOllS
CALL t7t-2500
"18 BWck Dtate Waaon. II
pa11en1er, loaded,
lo/mi. mint cond. S7..Z:SO.
M6-'7%U
lt7tlUICIC
UGAL
Turbo c harted VII, awm.Uc trans .• bucket
aeata. air cond.. pwr. aeertnc. stereo • ma1 whe els A real
black111lver beauty!
EWEY >Wu~
MOW$6Jtl
MlmMOTOIS
CAU. nt.zsoo
c ·r: "" .......................
"7t Seville, Audemy
srey. JMKlded luda u
top, wlre wbla. Xtra
clean' S7000 Wkdaya
116-1741. ult for P'ruk.
IGlm8 Eves • wbda.
.,, Seville, aatom. Z.tooe
~lie. IDUlt Me. lo m.1,
ia.3G.
$1"5 SAncM••a VMUY-..OUS
llZ040 ...... ,49
,.. Seville l>'eael wtlb all
opdom + zz pl ,....e
tams.. lliDl cand. Aqua.
$lU50. PYt pty. wtd)"I
1173·0900, ev /wknda zi.-
1977 F l eet woo d
Broucbam, Cadillac 'a
ftDeat. Blad. ElepaL
P'orme wbo d• 1rr• t.br
,..,. ...... Gl-8111
.. s..tDe ail..-, IUDl'OOf.
mtmL Sb.up. SI. TOO.
MMZ'Mafl.5.
"12 fl Dando, k>eded. low mace. aeoo 0r best o1.
ftr.-..:D
'74 Cadillac Sed1n de
Ville. ~ CICIDd. All ~
tas. SlM6. 55'7..:zl
~-vo ttl7 .......................
'79 Qunaro P IS. P /B.
A'C. AMtFll. I tr Elter,
CUllcm pin atr. low llU,
lbowroom new. 1915.
a.1112
1'79 atlftOLET
C>,..W•IOCOUPI
ffieamlnl allftr. lo-4ed
• -thaJ1 2,000 mi.Jea I Hurry oa llua beauty'
fllla!OJ
OM..YSSstS
HOWAID 0."'°'9t
Dove 4r Quall Sta
NEWPORT BEACH
llJ..0555
1'71Cl.~ LT Sm9'bl111· w/makl
... 11a11or. au u. • tlona 6 low mllH 1
911Ja)..
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HOWAID c• ''"" Do¥e .Quall ...
MEWPOll1r BEACH
C 0'4t~l l l
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'71Cl•f· ....,....
2 door. 4 e1Uoder. a•11oa1•. f•c&or7 alr
coed.. radJo, heater.
vba1l lll&erior. that.ed 1lau, l•Ddau top. wbUewall tlrea. (llll'WC'll)
$1677 s 1'•••dl'-"I
ZMOS. Mala. Au&. ADa
Al Uiia Corner°'".,,.. 14'-1070
NABERS
AUTO CENTER
NOTHING OVER
549
14111A18ST .. COITA.-A
~~!.. ........ 5 1599
& cyl engine automatic trene . piw. -1nQ &
brakH & air cond Like NEW CC>Ad1t1on1
(7~VY)
'74 CAl*L•C S 1999 SBAM DI YIU.I ••••••••
Full Po'Mlr. fk:tOfY air cond . AM/FM --.0. ''"wheel Undau toe> & eictra cieenl (fM6RXL).
75 rOtmAc s2999 U MA.MS WA(i()t4 •••••• va. automabc trans . pwr 1t9enng & t>nsMe.
f.etOf'f air cond & low low mllea (2471...PO).
76 HOteA s3299 CIVIC COWi ......... .
S ·~ tran1m1111on AM/FM radio with
~ ~ & low m1lee Sharpl (934PHE).
i.:~ ........ 53799 e cy1 eng1ne, autonwhe ,,.. • """ ~a br-.. ~ awcond ~I (e87NJN).
77 TOYOTA s3999 COltOU.A SIDAM ••.•••
Automshc !ram . air cond1hontng, power
st"'1ng & low milea In excellent oondttaon a
~~168eRLG) 7J=---....... -.5 3999 va. •u10nWtlC trans. pwr 118enng & ~
fK10fV air c:ond AM/FM •tereo. pedded top &
only 26 000 mll• -like NEW condition!
(30tSMR~
i:.=rwMOM .... 54799
Automatic tranamlulon. alr condlUonlng.
PoWer aceenng. power bf"8kes and low mu-.
1e19UCCl
75 CADILLAC s4999 COUPI DI VILLE ••••••• -
Full p()w9r. factorf llr c:ond • ~ .-.0. tilt
wne.1.cruise control. teatner int . cabriolet top.
one OM* & onty 31.000 m1lea. Abaol~ llU.
NEW c:ondltiOnl '538NA T).
NABERS
AUlOCINTUt
1425 IADR ST.
COSTAMISA
5tO-t•2
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69 BRAND NEW I 979's
RED TAGGED PRICED
··~--· SPECIAL PllCIS ARE CLIAILY
MAlllD OM EVERY CAI
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I~
N80s!
MEW 1980 PIMTO 2 DR. SEDAM
Power ateerlng &
dllCI, ltMI belted
ntdlals, ttntad o._,
delu• wMet cowen.
rear window
defroatar, 2.3 4 cyt
engine & -4 apeed
•tick.
Auto. cr.ne.. air oond., pewer
eteerl ng, le11 th,.. 48,000
original mllell ,,. ~) (Stk 87eA).~ Stael~ .,. .. ,,.,. ... ........ :.. .... .. ......... _,~ ... ...
U.IK ~-~ ~ ti"' .. CMll ..... oS" .......... 0.
T/CMIYl&aCOIDOIA
Auto. "--· elr cond., crul•.
tilt, pwr. at. & wtncsow.. velour
Int.. vlnyt top-s>rlced Mfow
wttol ... lt. (ALPHA 7) CBtk.
"
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• cylinder engine. 4 apeed tranamlaalon and 8 traclt
1ter9C>. (tlMIFFM) (Stk P'132).
Super economy '°'
"IStfo. ._.,,_••-.-aw.i..o. .... • .... ,_ ....... "-' ....-.... .......
JI IM" Dlf ,,_ ~ -.» Cl8 '"" ... c:::.r-....... -.... 0.
1971 Ma IOADSTll
White •lllliriof on !Na be9uty
With bledl buc*l't ..... end ... ....,, eooo ong1na1 ,.,,._,
(150YO~ -,.., ..
114P-
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11111. -car, mllll ..U. below wboleaale, SlCO/clO'.,...-
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'71 Qrvette, io.ded. m&Dl
cood. bw nu.les ~ "71 LTD. PS/PB, auto.
--------pd ......... km.sm.
'75 81111/.Uvw. All xt.ru. MMlll1
lndd ttbr. Service re·
corda alnce new. ID 76f0tl0
atora1e for ly r . GIAMTOIUMO
l640018elt..«M-330I 2 door. V ... automaUc,
· .. lbm Coupe ll.OOO '63 Vette Split Window ~=n:ira:CSbr'::: a. AJC. ..-. All/FM, Oqle. AT/PS. Daytona raclo, beeter, viQyl root.
'SllDOl'!rm.191»a2 blue. lmmac cond. Um.ed &tua, whitewall
----·----· S12,.3IO 642-7978 lira ~)
'71 CHIYY !78 O:rwue L-8Z Loaded
MOMTICAILO Ph& Must Sell' Best of.
V4. aomatk. fadoey fer. Terry 497-J770, •amd.. poww ateertn& 557-tMS
-bnlrm, power wtD-------...... All /nit. tinted '78 Vet.t.e, wbt. lo au
Sl377
S •••hckFord
ZMO S. llain. Santa Ana
Al the Orne!' ol Warner
546-1010 l1Ma. wbitewau Ura. All extru
1a51.1LC> 962-41121 "18 Gnmada 4 dr. ll blue $4211 Dodp 9935 ~:~:yt&op,
~ C I ' u• Font --·-· ·-· ·-··-·-· ........ . ZllOS. llaln.SantaAna '91 Dodp Wa1on. rum '7S Granada Glua. 4-dr.
Al. tbe Comer ol Warner good. t50Q. oew Mkbehns.
546-1010 548-5331 ~2998
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auto. Pa. PB. AC. AM!N...-...115or i.ctr.PP.--
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WAGON. SWl5.
111·191.t
• ~ -4 apd. "'-• "'° New ... &rw. brb 6 .. ~ ....... _ ......... .
eMd&. a.otr. Mt-5CMS 77 PLYMOUTH
'S1 Ml&Staq. air. New fUIY laGHM.
paint, ena., trana, 4 door. V-t. automaUc.
carpeu. + pana car. · (adary air cood .• power
Muat SaerUlce botb at .. rfn1 and brakea, Sl.100ordhr. maeo All /P'll, tinted glaea,
Landau top. vinyl lll·
"9a.ule •••DI Hard tenor. whitewall tnu.
top.. 2m enctne. Gd eood. M>l'JE >
S10IX>. •wi S2777
11 PmUae Grud Am.
...Seamd..call
ta.JJ47
• llrd. Good cmd. De'W Ura. map. llaocb. lo
ml.lll·la
119 '1reblrd. pod shape
witb 1tron1 en1lne. NeedJ 1nll, radiator.
MIO. ICZ..el4.
"18 FlreWrd Formula. a.ooo mi Auto. Power
. .....,_, lock. stemoa.
$1/m.--
T7 Muetaai medl IOUDCI. ~-I ., ..a.--...... daya Ml-nu aak for >Olli 1∾a~ 9970
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BJ DAYID lnJTDIANN ·-a... ....... Aft« two weeks ol almost COO·
tinuoua IJ'ay skies and rain,
Soutbern Callfomia i.s turning
briak aDd blue.
M lD clear US..
Tbe NaUoaal Weather Service
said today t.be weekend abould
be sunny, ll somewhat chilly,
with wind pts up to 20 miles
per hour. Gale force winds,
however, are predicted off shore
from PWll C.OOceptioo to Pomt
Dume. Small craft adv11ones
are in effect to the Mexican
border
Tbe winds are expected to sub-
side by 5'.mday
Th ls means football ar1 .
cionados need not worry about
fleet wide receivers or jackrab-
bit running backs sloshing their
way through a mud bowl rather
than a Super Bowl Sunday m
Paudena when the Rams meet
the Pittsburgh Steelers
"It should be ideal Super Bowl
weather," a forecaster said.
There will be some high
cloudiness Saturday and Sunday
but the extended forecas t
through early next week makes
no meotion of rain.
A h1gb pressure system Is
buildi.QI off the California coast,
t.be weatbel' bureau said, and l8
actinl • • meteorolocical picket line, dlvertiq atorma furtber
north.
.. NotblDf Is threatening us
rt&bt now.' a spokesman said. Wind pasta up to 20 mllee per
bow' were reported 1band.ay.
At the •trance to Newport
harbor, winds were clocked at 35
miles per hour tJus morning. No
problems were reported ,
however
Small amounts of rainfall
since Thursday were recorded
along the Orange Coast, bnng
ing to an end the two weeks or
sbowtt .alvaly that provided a
healthy booat for previously
anemic ra.lofall figures.
Costa Mesa bad .06 of ao inch
of moUture aa of this momi.ng,
brineing the season's total to
5.44 inches. Last year at this
time. more than seven mches or
ram bad pelted the area.
lo Huntington Beach, weather
watcher J . Sherman Denny srud
10 of an inch was measured
st0ce Thursday. The season total
there 11 now at 6.26 inches. sltll
somewhat behind~asl year's 8.09
mches for this same penod.
And in the South County •. 10 of
an inch also was tbe last
measurable rainfall. The season
eotal there now atanda at 7.81
incbea. Lut year's total was
10.23 inches.
Terry Sacked;
$2,000 Loss
A PittaburP Steeler fan got
more than an autoarapb Tburs-
d a y when be cornered
quarterback Terry Bradshaw at
tbe llaniottllatel.
Br..W.w Niel that wbm tbe tao,,....... Ida arm, be dropped
Ule .,a.., boak be WU carT'1iAI· 8• usa ......i people beiped lll• plck ap tbe scattered
'r ... ·t until later that tbe
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!'be tlcMC8 carry a face value
GI tao. W • lolal aealp«'a ..... ._ coald tie 1'0rtb up to
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Wlaite Stull Conaes to the Orange Coast
New York
Price 1
At $827
LONDON <AP) -Gold opened
10 Europe above $800 an ounce
ror the fll'St ume today aft.er
spectacular rues in New York
and Hong Koog. New York gold
pncet then followed the over·
seas eumple
Gold trading opened in Zmich
at $810 an ounce, and the pnce
hit a record $840 in late trading,
a $109.SO advance oo Thursday's
closing pnce.
The operung pnce Ul London
was $815. and ma1or bullion
house!) "hxed'' tbe afternoon
U.S., RUSSIA BENEFIT
FROM GOLD PAICEs-&i
price at $835, a record for that
market and S 75 above
Thursday's closmg pn«
New York's gold market
follow~ the European trend m
~arly trading, with pnces risuig
more than $30 an ounce to $833,
ac<'ordmg to Republ.Jc Nat.JooaJ
Bank On New Yorlt"s Commod:t·
ty Exchange, futures cootracts
for dellv.-ry or gold this month
'>Oared about $40 an ounce to
$841 50. tben s upped to $827.
If you can't get to the snow, maybe the snow will come
to you. That's precisely what happened Thursday at the
North Huntington Beach Nursery School. where more
than $165 worth of the stuff wa~ hauled tn ~o thl'
youngsters could practice snowball tossing. Ryan Onishi
(below> decides lo give snow the taste test.
Earlier in Hon!( Kong, the
pr1 ce !>08J'ed to a record $832.97
•m OWlC(!, then settled back to
dose al $810 85.
Only Tuesday, lhe price or
gold bit $700 for lhe first time
art.er bru.lung through $600 Jan.
3 Tbe metal has more than
doubled an value since the aieee
of the US. Emba.u1 lD Tehran
bel&D Now. 4.. wbe9 aold WU
worth 1311 an ounce. Help Asked
For Tern
Protection
The Orange County Board of
Supervisors is seekmg help from
Rep. Robert Badham , R
"lewport Beach. 10 a fight with
the federal government over the
Califonua Least Tern.
Supervisor Thomas Riley
asked Bad.ham Thursday to m-
lroduce legislation to change
sections of the federal Water
Pollution Control Act "after a
very tragic picture or events "
In a letter to Bad.ham. RHcy
said : "We believe that the
leg1slat1on requires mod1fica
t10ns that would preclude the
abuse we think has been v1s1ted upon us "
The U S Army (;orps or
Engineers and the Environmen·
tal Proteet1on Agency sued the
<'OUnty last month. claimmg 1t
unlawfully removed culverts
bringing tidal water to an
alternate feeding place ror the
endangered birds at the mouth
of the Santa Ana River ID Hunt·
mgton Beach
The county had leased 15
acres of CalTrans property to
provide a temporary feeding
place for birds while performing
major flood control work at the
mouth of the river.
The pipes were removed after
(See TERNS, Page AZ)
Ram Boosters
ToFete Team
In Costa Mesa
l
Border Buildup
Chinese Give Arms
For Pakistan Push
NEW DELHI. India <AP) -
China is pourtn1 arms Into
Palitiatan over the ru11ed
Karakoram Pua and Pakiatan
baa moved armored forces to
the border wttll Soviet-occupied
Af 1hani1t.an and alerted ill
forwarct air buea, Indian pneu
reporta ta1d today. ''KarUDnm blpway, the lit·
tie known road acrou the root
tbe world, baa achieved lmtant
atratellc importance'' foUowtnc
SQ•hl intervention in
Atah•nlaan, the . ,... Trust ot
India Uld.
Presa :mast quoted u.nlden· .. ,.,....,. at
Cf riff 1111 ttalftc bu been bllftoec1
oa the PakJalan 1ld• of tbe Cb~buttt moantaift blOwaJ llDt\41 P.ld•t1a and China. '
Then wu no lmmedlac. OCIO'.
flrmatloa from Pakllt.an. But a
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IA.Arrest
May Solve
FVCases
The arrest of a Baldwin Parlt
area man suspected of robblDg
43 savings and loan offices may
dear up three holdups in Foun
tam Valley and one tn Seal
Beach."law enforc~ment officers
said today.
William H. Gomez. 39, also
known as Alex Garcia, was ar-
rested Tuesday by the FBI and
Los Angeles police at a
downtown Los Angeles motel on
a federal bank robbery warrant.
An FBI spokesman said
Gomez is suspected ID two bank
robberies as well as the saving.,
and loan holdups m Orange, I~
Angeles and San Bernardino
counties.
A Fountain Valley in·
vest1gator said Gomez 1-;
believed to be the SlX (oot, four·
inch bandit who hit t.hrtt sav·
an I'S and k>an offices In Fount.am
\'alley for about $5,000 last year.
Robbed Sept. 8 of a bout $2.000
was Soutbwe&l Savings and
Loan, 17161 Brookburst St. All
State Savings and Loan. 18798
Broolthurst St., was bJt for about
Sl,500 oo Oct. 16. and Fullertoo
Savings and Loan , 18020
Broothurst St was robbed Nov.
5.
A Seal Beach investigator said
Gomez 11 suspected or holding
up the World Savings office in
Rossmoor Cent.er on Jan. 4 last
year. About SBOO was lost in that
robbery.
An FBI 1potesman estimated
that.. Oft!' two yean, Gomez is
belined to have taken between
$75,000 ad $100,000.
Tbe FBI utd be ls belne held
ln Los Anceles for federal indict·
ment oat week.
Tbe Soviet m.ilit.ary lnterven·
lion an Algbaru.stan at the end of
Oe~ember added to the pres·
sure.
One dealer tn New York
described tradinc Tbu.rsd.Q &5
"absohrtely outs." Tbe price
rose noo an ounce, from $71.S to
$815, bef<>tt cl0tsmg at a record
$802 Some dealers atlrlbut.ed
the Jump to rumors of a Soviet
CStt GOLD. Page AZ)
Huntington
Girl Fights
Off Attacker
t\ 17 year old Huntington
R..•a('h girl who re-c-enUy com
p le t ed a self-defense class
rought orr a male attacker
Thursday, leavmg tum doubled
up m pain as she ran to safety.
polt<'e said
The gtrl. police said, walked to
an alley behind her south Hunt·
mgton Beach home at about 5:~
p m to empty a trash can wben
the assailant grabbed her rrom
behind..
The girl told police she
elbowed the man m the stomach.
turned and lucked him once an
the grom She said the man
slumped over and yelled ob·
scenities at ber
omcers said the man was
described as being in hls 20s and
having bad body odor.
Coast
Weather
Central Park Use
Weighed by Council .
Mostly dear toni1ht and
Saturday. Cooler tonight
wilb lows from 40 at the
beaches to 46 inland.
Highs Saturday from 58
along the coast to S2 in·
land. Fut.are uaea of HunUntton
Central Parll will be tbe main
topic ol dllcuulon Saturday at a
HUDUD&ta:l Beadl City c.oundl
ntnat. Tbe CClllllldl wUl bold the I : 30 ' a.m. edjcumed meeUDa at the
Waner Fire Station, 3131
WanMF Ave. Tbe meetin.C ii ext
peeted ta ooocbJde at a p.m.
Review Unit Set
INSIDE TODAY
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pouUriutfH tHfglat oftd
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CIW.llrn"L La. <AP> -Aa ~ aupentlot dlrect·
lo& trdc Glllteitle UM a&rtkebou.Dd T..-eo Oll Co. ""1JMrY IMr'9
YtU abot lo deatb toda7 by a llrtks', Cllftetala aaid..
St. Bef"Dard Sheriff hlpb llc.Douall aa1d tbe at.rlker. kMD·
Ufted • Edward llUMY, wu boc*ed into tbe part.lb Jail. A
deputJ Mid t.be eharte WU murder. He Weadfted the vldlm as Jobn Hurat.. wbo oft'ldala aUd
bad wefted for TeDoeeo 28 yean
&.4P PU. P..W. llp
NEW YORK <AP) -GAF C-«p. bu become tbe latest ma·
jor company to announce il i.a boostilll the price ol lndualrlal
and coedical pbotoerapbic: films and papen H sUver prices
1oar. Silver. a primary component of tbe mat.erlall, waa 3e1hna
Tbunda.y for $t8.10 a troy ounce, compared to its price at tbe
It.art of im ot '8 an ounce. GAF NJd the price of grapblc art.a film will riM 50 pen:eat,
photo paper 7S percent and lndust.rial X-ray film 6l percent over
Dec. 211 Wfela. Medical X-ray pn~ wlll to up 107 percent over
October prtcea. East.man Kodak Co. anoounced almllar in·
creues lut week.
•-• .. ,_. ••ce
CIDCAG-0 <AP> -The First NaUonal Bank ol Chicago
raiud ita prune leodine rate today from 15 to 15¥. percent.
~1Nel••la%e
SANFORD, N.C. CAP> Four young children, tbe1r
grandmother and great grandmother died in their bedrooms
w6en ftre raged through a wood frame home, fire officials said
today.
Foreed Into Truek
Mesa Girl Repels
Would-be Rapist
A u; .. year-old Costa Mesa High
School student was kidnaped by
a man who aexually uuulted Iler~ bul man.aced to dlacaurace a rape attempt by rtsbtiD&,
Costa Kesa poHce said today.
F...-PageAI
Ofhcen said the girt v-;.s
shaken by her experience but
not otherwiJ;e injured.
They said she waa walking
home from a friend's house at
5 30 p.m. wbeo abe stopped by
the Costa Mesa High School
campus, 2650 Fairview Road, to
take a boot from her locker.
TERNS ...
A man 10 bis late 205, with a
dark mustache and wearing a
heavy blue jean jacket with a
fur collar, grabbed her and
forced her into an old green
p1clrnp truck, officers sald. the birds migrated ~outh and al
the onset or the rainy season to
reduce flood threat.a in the are1t
of Brookhurst Street and Pacihc
Coaat llllhway, county officials
said.
Riley waa appointed liaison to
act wllb Bad.ham's office Tues·
day when supervisors also
a1reed to defend the lawsuit and
to explore the possibility of a
countersult because of alleged
abuaea of power by lbe federal
eovenunent.
"We have already expended
nearly $200,000 for the protectioo
• of 90 pain of Leut Terns so that
• we m~ provide fiood control
• protection to a very large
number of Orange County resl·
denta," RUey told Badham.
"We believe we have con·
veyed our reapooslbillly for the
endaoeered apeciea and we
believe we have been the reci·
pienta of unfa1r treatment at lbe
· hand• of federal aeeoclea,"
Riley aaid.
Charles Sevier of the county
coumel office aald no damaee
had been caused lo the environ·
mentor birds by the county's ac·
Uon and that the federal suit 1s
"enforcement for enforcement's
aue."
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They said the girl couldn't
escape because the door bad no
handle, but struggled and lc.iclted
as the man drove the car to
McNally School at 19lb Street
and Newport BouJevard There he made sexual ad·
vances and tore at the victim's
clothes. but abe continued atru&·
gling, police said. F\.naUy the
man kicked open the pauenaer
door and puabed her out.
Police u.ld they are aeellin& a
man about five feet, a.1ne l.nches
tall. wetetiioe about 200 pounds
and wearine a plerced earring
Joan Kennedy
Believes Ted's
Bridge Story
SIOUX CITY, Iowa (AP)
Arriving here today with her
huabaod, Joan Kennedy said she
believes bis version ol what hap
pened at Chappaquiddick. She
said "lt just aeema a abame It
all bu to come out aealn.''
Mn.. l(amedy WU referrlne to
publlabed reports earlier in the
week that qUesUooed Sen. Ted
KeDDed)''• account ol what hap·
pened on the nl1bt bl• car
plun1ed off a bridee at Chappa-
q u Id dick, klllins Mary Jo
Kopedme. At an airport news conference,
Mn. Ke.noedy wu aaked about
the ~meraence of the Chappa·
qulddJck 111ue more than 10
yean after the accident. (Reial
ed at.or)', A7)
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GOLD ...
invulon of Iran
Tbe effect ol the New Yort price was immediately ap·
parent when tradlna opened to-
day ln Hone Koni. tbe Far
East's dlief eold market. The
openJng price was 1798.82 an
ounce, up $70.20 from
Thund.av's close The once rose
steadily until be last hour o(
tradini. when profit·t.akin& set
in.
"They've gone cruy," said
one Hong Kon& dealer. "U this
goes oo, gold will reach the
$1,000 mart in no time "
The Hong Kong Gold and
Silver Exchange announced that
beg1nrung Monday lt would close
half an hour early, apparently to
try to put a bra Ile oo gold
~peculation
Silver pn~ also continued to
rise, opening m London at a rec
ord $49 50 a Troy ounce, up
Sl.50 from the pnce Thursday.
Thieves' Luck:
'Ibeir Truck
Gets Stuck
A couple or would·be car
thieves showed a btUe ingenuity
in Fullerton early th.is monung,
but apparently without much
luck.
Police Lt. Philip Goehring
said patrol officers discovered
two boles had been cul in a
chaln link fence surrounding the
rear parldna lot. at McCoy-Mills
Ford, 700 W. Commonwealth
Ave.
Eacb hole was easily blg
enou&b to drive ooe ol the a.mall
pickup trucU tbrouiti. Goehring
said.
But amall u the tncb are.
they won't flt between the series
of security posts lbat line t.be
fence 'a perimeter. Someone tried to drive a truck
between two of the poat.s. The
truck iot stuck.
ApparenUy undaunted, they
tried lt wtth a l«OOd truck. And
got stuck apin.
That blocked both boles int.be
chain link fence.
Altboui.b bot.b trucks were
damaaed in tbe attempted theft,
It appean that no vehicles are
ml11lng, a McCoy -Mlll•
spokesman uid. Tbe company wm complete a truck inventory
today lo be sure.
Gems, Cash
Taken From
Mesa Store
An armed robber who polled
a1 • parcel dell very man
escaped with $20,l.28 in jewelry
and cuh from • eo.ta lleu
store Tbunday, poUce aald to-
day.
.... ~·.';~ o-:::-..::=-
ltt/IWJO--°'-~--"" II V?TR ... Ol'IM
''I believed my bu1band'1
at.ory Wiblch he told me ncbt
after tbe loeideot," abe 1ald. "I
don't beBlft they will come up
wtth~DeW.''
They said no ou wu lnJund
lo the 8:05 p.m. robbery at the
Pun• Place. m E. 11t.b St.
Almo1t all of the losa waa
jewelry, ac:ept for $150 takm
from the OWDU'a wallet, offtcen
laid.
Tbey tald owner Art Lewta
Bril)a&. l'I. of Hwltlnctoa BMcb.
WU 1oddnc up 1'bunda1 when there was a lmOck at a beck door
and a man called out \.bat be bllcl ~:._ftfY ror Umt.et Paroel
11ttr .... 11 ........ .
........ -.... 0 ...... -
..
lln.. limned>' uld • felt tbe
receot --"are eomJJll out now becauae of tbl• cruct1I time,•• a reference to the f ICt
tM = C&UC\IMIJ &N. rap6dly app na
l
When Br1Cbt opened the doar,
a Mf.m,t•Ud man cuni.111 a ili·lilCi ~ ~ .hit . .., J.Dr&:' .:rftwo female dllD
• .,.. bud to aa tbe Docir
le art# ... .hWll'Y lb· f the ro\tier. '
,
Freedom C1trtped splnuter> and En·
terprt.e. t.o ii.meter yadltl beiD& tested
otf Newport Beach, make ttmr way back
into r::r;: Harbor after 11mnday aftel'·
DOOD • 1bree daya ol match radDI
between tbe two America's CUp bopetu1s
were to beiPD t.oay, weath~permltttna.
Trta1t are designed to test the boats. sails
alMl enws. 1be 12-meter yachts have oo
auxlH•ry engines and must be sailed or
towed by tender.
Iran Vows Prdtest
Soviet B~ildup on Bortkr Rattles Klwmeini
BJ ...... A.IMdac.ed p.,..
Ay1tollab Rubollab Kho·
meini 's laJamic aonrnmeot is
1nveattialinl reports of a Soviet
military buildup across the In·
n1an border io westero
Afghanistan. Fore1en Mtn.later
Sadegb Gbotbudeb was qUIOted
as sayine today.
"It i5 natural for us DOt to tt·
main Indifferent toward the
escalaung Soviet prese~ alone
f',....Pt1pAI
ARMS •..
cy EFF. reported in Madnd
Soviet helicopters were "con
trolling" guerrilla movements ln
the 1otenor and oear tbe
Pak1stan1 border. EFE c-or·
respondent Jose Lws Vidalarud lD
a report Tbund.aY night from
Kabul. the Aflhan capatal.
He quoted joumallst.s return·
Ing from southern Aigbanlstan
near the bonier with Iran as
say 1Dg tbe rebel• appeared
"frl1htenecl." by tbe Soviet
armor beiDC used aaaJ,.nlt tbem.
Tbe journallAI, wbo were oot
identified, said the rebel.a b..s oo
automatic weapons and bad
fall en bacll to mOWlta.in vUlqes
bidden 10 the soow, Vldal re-
ported. He said the A.f gb.a.n army was
patrolling Kabu.J and the oaly
vtsible Soviet troops were tho6e
seen sbopplftC in the capclal's
bazaar. The EFE c:eport could not be
coolirmed.
All airline fli&bt.s from Kabul
were caottled today. delaytna
the departure ot aneral dolllen
American journalist.I ordered to
leave the country. Offictala at
Delhi Airport in IDdla aa.kt the
airport in Kabul apparently was
snowed in for the attOOd lime
lbia month.
And the Sovieta were reported
replactnc reserviats in lbetr oc.
cupaUoo army with reiular
troops
In Paklatan, President
Mohammed Zia ul·ff•q derided
a reported U.S. offer of $400
millloo iD aid.
'
.
OTW
our border.'' Gboebrl..deb said.
accord.i.D& to a Tehran radio
broadcul mcm.itored lD Kuwait.
"We ue colnc to protest
fiercely about any aucb
buildup," Gbotbladeb waa quot
ed uaayia&.
Ao esllma\.ed 2S,OOO Soviet
t.roopc are reported dep~ ln
tbe area arou.od the west.em
Af cban dty of Her at. not far
Paper Tells
U.S. Fears
OfNuh War
LOS ANGELES <AP I
If the Sorid Uruoo carnes
its Allh&nlstan mill tar)
invaslOO i.nto oetlhbonng
Pa.ltiai.n or Iran. tbe U .S
wowd have little cboltt
but to oppoee It mllitarUy.
It WU reported la today's
LOI Aqeiea Tunea.
Tbe newspaper ~1ted
White House and nauooal
secunty officials who sakt
they betieft that aucb a
war almost certainly
would become a n~lear
coafhct bee.me the U .S
bas cooceatrated oo Its
nuclear capabllity rather
than on matddnt the Sov·
iets. m-1 Ye st.reqth in
conveational weaponry.
The Soviet Un'uklo ol
Af1banl1tan, wltb tbe
poulbi.lll.Y ol IDOftS into
bordering countries. bas
caued top U.S. otndall to
ronskler the ultimate un-
thlnkaNe poAibUity: war
with the Soviet UnJoa. the
newspaper laid
Lobbyists Blamed
SACRAMENTO (AP) -
Farmen aloclC t.be Sta.nialaus
River are blamln1 tbe
. 'whitewater raftinc lobbJilU ..
for the Ooodin& ol 1,.530 acres of
tbeirlmd.
Suit~
•Wben yoo buy oae lllK at tbe replar prlee, yoa eu boy ano&ber of eqo.al or
leuer •able for only $1.
from lran's eutem lrootier with
Al&banbtan. ~Y an part of
the f~ sent rn lo crush a 21·
month Moslem rebelllon aeatnst
A(ghanlstao's communist re
g1me
U S o«ic1ah say they have
found no U>d.Jcatioo the Sovlet
force m Al gbaruslan 1s prepar
ine any move ag&UlSt lran. and
the Soviets theuuelves tiave de
nouoced any such sugaesUom
But aome We stern analys t:.
maintain Iran could be a \ong
t.e rm target for expandtn& Soviet
ion~
Iran ls a nation "on the verge
alm<>R of dumt.eerat.Jon," Pres!
dt"Dt Carter's duer spokei;man
~aid today
Wh1tf' floo.4'e press secretary
Jody Powf'll ma~ the <.'omment
when &Ked oo NBC TV's "'fo
DEPOSED SHAH BLAMES
U.S. Otl GREEO-M
da y'' show whdher the U.S.
Embassy boslaE?e cris is in
Tehran. now in its 76th day,
would CQ"!bOue indefmltely. ''Nothlnc ia the ume from~
day lo the next in lran," Powell
aaad
"They are paymg a terrible
pn« for their fascmauoo. their
p r t.'O<.'c up<1l1o n with the ~e
hosla~n.." he conuout'd "The
QUHUoo ~ of Who Ln fact I~
detennuung UK> rate ol Iran ls
1t the Ayatollah K.bometn1" la 1t
the RevolutJonary Council! ls 1t
this small group of terrorists
"'ho are hot dme the bofi la ges.,
" Me an wb.de. the economy as
in :shambles." Powell added.
"The military la LD many ways
non-eX1Stent and dtaorder and
cbaot lncrea&e every day in the
country."
Ghotbudeh re1t.erated tbat
American hostages would be
f l"ftd ooJy tr the deposed abab is
returned to Iran for tnal.
Gbotbladeh repeated that Iran
was ready to enter into necotia·
Uooa wttb the United Stat.ea oo
the blSlS ~ lb.ree potDts:
·'The extradition of the $ah.
the rdundJ.ng to Iran ol moaey
atolen by the abab. the freeinl of
the bcJst.aces.' ·
The tint lwo pointa must be
rutt11Jfld befOt"e the release ot the
hostages. Gbotbudeh added.
Yoarftomet wn
Dally N ,., papeir
Fl FTE EN CENTSl
Gold fits $840 Pinnacle Et1rope • ID
waa 1111. and 9]or bullion
boaa. ••ftaed .. t.M alte.nloon
u.a.,WIARNEm
FRcm GOLD MtCU-6t
price at ~ •• record roe-tbal
market and tlS above
Thursday'• closing pnce.
New York's gold market
fallowed the European trend lD
early tndlnt. witb prices rtatac more tban '30 an ounce to .,_
acco~ to Republic Natiooal
Bank. o.i New York'• Commodi-
ty Excb&np, futures contracts
for delivery ol eold th.la mootb
IOI~ about ~ an ounce to
.. l .50, then slipped to '812.
Earlier In HonJ( Kong .. the
price soared to a ttcord $832.97
an ounce. then settled back to
A guJl on the beach near the Newport Pier
finds a tasty delight in the sand, much to
the apparent consternation of two fellow
travelers who would probably Jo'we to have
a bite too. Even ln the animal world.
possession is nine-tenths of the law.
Irvine Eyes
C.OSt Effect
Of Prop. 4
Two months after its passage,
Irvine officials are still uncer·
lain wha t effect the Gann
Initiative will have on city
operations.
The initiative, known as
Proposition 4, caJls for state and
local governments to limit
spending to 1978-79 levels. with
adjustments alk>wed for infla
tion and population growth
"Tbe elfect of Propos1t1on 4 on
the city's budget wHI be difficult
to discern until acuon is taken
by tbe stale LegU>lature to 1m
plemenl the measure," City
Manager William Woollett Jr.
said.
Woollett said two questions the
Le1ialature must c larify deal
with mand•ted costs enacted
since 1975 and ree·relaled ap-
propriations, both of which are
not aubjec:t to limitation.
"Until s uch issues are
clarified," the city official said,
"it is difftcult to provide a com
prebenslve picture of how
Proposition 4 will impact the
city's budget."
<See PROP ••• Pace A.%)
Coast
Weather
JlOIUJ dear t.on.11bt and Sat~. Cooler tonl&hi wtUt Iowa from .CO . at the
b4aebe1 to 46 inland. BJall• Saturday from sa aloa.8 the cout to 62 In-
land.
IN IDEftDAY
DH't ~ CM cohol~ ""*'*' wftfao lor s.,. a.a %JV."°"~ pouf ll!Wtt.. ta.10-. 1ued ~ ... PaQ9Cl.
Super Skies Seen
For Super Bowl
By DAVID K UTZMANN °' .... .,...,~Jtaff
After two weeks or almost con·
tinuous gray skies and ram.
Southern California is tummg
bnsk and blue.
As in clear skies.
The National Weather Service
said today the weekend should
be sunny. if somewhat chilly.
with wmd gusts up to 20 miles
per hour. Gale force wands,
however. are predicted off shore
from Point Conception to Pomt
Dume Small craft adv1sones
are in effect to the Mexican
border
The winds are expected to sub·
side by Sunday.
This means football afl.
c1onados need not worry about
n.eet wi~e receiven or jackrab-
bit runrung backs sloshing their
way through a mud bowJ rat.her
than a Super Bowl Sunday tn
Pasadena when the Rams meet
the Pittsburgh Steelers
Police Hunt
Nude Intruder
In Irvine Area
Irvine police searched early
tod•y for a nude man wearing cray socks who broke lnlo a Tur·
tie Rock home where a 1.9-year-
old woman wu sJeepinl
Officers said the man was fri&h~ off by the woman's screams.
The young woman told police
1be was awakened at. about 2
a .m . when the UOit tn a hallway
bathroom was tamed on.
Sbe Mid a man then looked
aroUDd the edge ot the door lnto
her bedroom ~ Aa tbe man
stepped into the doorway, lhe
screamed and be fled. Sbe then
called a friend and police.
Olllcen Aid tM mu bad en-
tered biome thi'du&h a .Udlnl •laaa wtndow.
'
·'It should be ideal Super Bowl
weather." a forecaster said.
There will be some high
cloud.mess Saturday and Sunday
but the extended forecast
through early next week makes
no mention or rain.
A high pressure system is
buildmg off the Califorrua coast.
Lhe weather bureau said. and 1s
actmg as a meteorological picket
line. diverting storms further
north
·'Nothing is threatening us
right now," a spokesman said.
Wand gusts up to 20 miles per
hour were reported Thursday.
Al the entrance to Newport
harbor, wmds were clocked al 35
miles per hour tpts morning. No
problems wf/re reported,
however.
Small amounts or rainfall
since Thursday were reeorded
along the Orange Coast. bring.
mg to an end the two weeks or
shower activity that provided a
healthy boost for previously
anemic rainfall figures.
Costa Mesa had .06 of an inch
or moi5lure as of this morning
b ringing the season's total ~
S.44 inches. Last year at this
time, more than seven lncbes of
rain bad pelted the area.
In Huntineton Beach, weather
watcher J . Sherman Denny said
.10 of an inch wu measured
since Thursday. The season total
there ia now at 6.28 \nches, still
somewhat behind lut year's 8.09
Inches for th.la aame period.
And ln the South County, .10 ol
a n inch also was the last
meaaunble rainfall. Tbe seaaon
total tbmt now al.and.a at 1.81
inches. Lut year'• total wu
10.23 lncbel.
WANT INSIDE
SUPER I DATA.t
cloN at 9110.85.
Only Tuesday' tbe price or
sold bit $100 for the fint ti~
after breaklnc t.broul'h SlllC>O Jan.
3. Tbe metal bu more than
doubled in value alnce the &ieae
of the U.S. Embassy in Tehran
beaan Nov. 4, when gold was
worth $381 an ounce.
The Soviet military lnterven·
lion in Afghanistan at the end of
December added to the pres·
* * *
sure.
One dealer in New York
described trading Thursday as
"abaoJutely nuts." The price
rose S100 an ounce, from $7U to
$8U, before closing at a record
$802: Some deaJers attributed ~ J~P to rumors or a SoVlet mvas100 of Iran.
The effect . of the New York
price was 1mmed1ately a"·
parent wbeo trad10g opened to-
* * *
day an Hong Kone, the Far
East '11 ctuer gold market. The
opening price wu $'798.62 an
ounce, up $10 .20 from
Thursday's close. The price rose
steachly untll the last hour of
tradmg, when prof&t·takmg set
m
"They've gone crazy," said
one Hong Kong dealer. "If Uus
Roei. on, gold will reach the
Sl.000 mark in no lime."
* • *
Iran Periled?
Soviet Threat Protested
By The A.ssocia~ Preu
Ayatollah Ruhollah Kho·
mein1 ·s Islamic government 1i.
mvestigatmg reports of a Sov1el
military bwldup across the Ira
nian border an wt:'stern
Afgbamstan. Foreign M1ru ster
Sadegh Gbotb:iadeh wa::. quoted
as saymg today
.. IL is natural for us not to re·
main indifferent toward the
escalating Soviet presence along
our border," Ghotbzadeh said.
according to a Tehran radw
broadcast morutored m Kuwait
"We are going to prott•sl
raercely about any such
buildup." Ghotbzadeh wai. quot
ed as saying
An estimated 25.000 Sovl('t
troops are reported deployed an
the a rea around the western
Afghan city or Heral. not far
DEPOSED SHAH BLAMES
U.S. Otl GREED-A4
from lran's eastern frontier with
Afgharustan They are part of
the force sent in to crush a 21 ·
month M 051em rebellion aRam'>t
Afghanistan s commun1:.t n··
g1me
L .S. officials say they hdv1•
found no tnd1cat.Jon the Sov1('t
force in Afghanistan as prepar.
1ng any move agamst Iran, and
the Soviets lhemst>lves hav .. di·
Conservative Kudos
nounced any c;uch suggestions
Hut some Western analysts
mamtam Iran could be a long
lt•rm target for expanding Soviet
1nrlucn<'c
Iran '" J natl(m "on the verge almo.,t or d1i;1ntPgtat1on .. Presa
cient Carter's chief spokesman
:.aid todav
Whitt• llou.\e pres!> secretary
Jody Powell made the comment
wh1•n askt•d on NBC TV's · To
dav" show whether the LS
Ernb:.is::.y hostag•· ('rl'>IS an
TPhran, now in II..'> 16th da).
would rQnllnue andefJn1tely
..Nothan~ as th+> same from Ofw
da~ to !ht• n1·~t in Iran," Po~l'll
CSfo.-IRAN, Pa~.-AZ>
Badham Rating 100%
By PIDL SNEIDERMAN °' ................ U.S. Rep. Robert Badham, R·
Newport Beach, wu amoo& 10
House members awarded a 100
percent ratrn& from the
American CoasenaUve Unioa
today for coosistenUY votinc in
accordance with that private or-
ganization's beliefs. Three U.S.
senators also rece1ved 100 per-
cent ratings.
At the opposite end or the
spectrum. The Associated Press
reported. three senators. lnchK!
mg presidentJal contender Ted
Kennedy. and 10 House mem·
bers received zero ratings from
the ACU
To rate the eltttcd officials.
the ACU examined House votes
on 32 iS6ues and 26 Senate votes.
Bad.ham was unavailable for
comment today, but an aide 1n
the congressman's Newport
Beach office said this morning.
"He's always had a high rating
from the ACU This won 't sur·
prise tum. but he would certain
ly be pleased · •
The atde said Badham s con
servat1ve voti n~ record cor·
responds to the views of h1 ~
conslltuents
"From what you hear when h('
goes out there to talk an the com·
munlty." the aide said, "he
renects the dL.Slnct. no question
0.tT __ ,,_.
PERFECT SCORE
Rep. Robert Badham
.1bout It " Kc.•y voting issues included
implementatlon of the Panama
Canal treaties, the cletensc
budget, impos1\JOO O[ an Oil IO·
dustry wtndfaJJ profits lax, crea·
,.,. .............
RATED ZERO
Sen. Ted Kennedy
trnn of a "l'paratc Education
[h·p;1rtmt·nl. LhP con~ress1onal
pa~ raist• and th<' Chr) s ler loan
~uarantt'\'~
In rece1vtn~ a 100 percent rat
<~e VOTF-", Page 2)
• i
Said Routine
Clw..M£1T , l.11 . (AP> -An equlpmmt auperv\aor direct·
tn1 trat& oatakla tM alrtkebound TennttO 00 Co reftnery here
wH a bot l.O deatb today by a striker, officlah sald
Sl Bernard riff Ralph McDouaall said the atnker. Iden·
titted u F.dward lhuey. wu booked into the pariah Jall. A
deputy aaJd the char1e wu murder.
He l«ntllled Ute vtcUm Jol\n Hurst. who off1ciab sa1d
bad ~ foe Tenneco 21 yean.
GAF Fii• Pritt-1111
NEW YORK CAP) GAF Corp has become the latest ma
JOr company to announce 1t Is boosUna the pnce of 1nduatrlaJ
and medical photograph1r films and papers as sliver prices
soar
Silver a pnmary component of the materials. was selJmg
Thursday 'ror $48 70 a troy ounce. compared to its pnce al the'
start ol 1979 of $6 an ounce
GAF said the price of graphic arts film will rise SO percent.
photo paper 75 percent and industrial X-ray film 61 percent over
Dec. 26 levels Medical X-ray pnces will go up 107 pe~cent over
October pnces Eastman Kodak Co. announced similar JO·
creases last week. ._le Kaur• Bair
CHICAGO <AP) -The First National Bank or Chicago
raised its pnme lending rate today from 15 to 15'1• percent
Slr OW I• Bla:r
SANFORD. N C <A Pl -Four young children, their
grandmother and great grandmother died 10 their bedrooms
when rm.~ raged through a wood-frame home, fire off1c1als said
today
Chinese Give Arms
For Pakistan Push
NEW DELHI. India <AP) -
Ch ina 1s pouring arms into
Pakistan over the rugged
Karakoram Pass and Pakistan
has moved armored rorces to
the border with Soviet-occupied
Afghamatan and alerted Its
forward air bases, Indlan press
reports said today
"Karaltoram highway, the lit-
tle known road across the roof
the world, has achieved instant
strategic importance" followmg
Sov1el 1ntervent1on 1n
Afghanistan, tht• Press Trust or
India S81d
Press Trust quoted umden
tlfled sources as saying that
c1v1han traffic has been banned
on the Pakistan side of the
Chinese built mountain highway
linking Pakistan and Chma
There was no immediate con ·
firmation from Pakistan. But a
W estem expert here noted that
the Kara.koram road is normally
closed by snow from December
through February.
An Indian correspondent back
from Afghanistan reported
meanwhile that (1) about seven
divisions or Pakistani troops are
• at the Af¥}larustan border. (2)
Pakistan has moved a large
• armored force to the frontier re·
~ g1on south or Peshawar. and (JI
all Pakistan forward air bases
have been alerted. M1htary ob-
servers in Kabul were quoted m
the dispatch by Umted News of
India correspondent V1rendra
Mohan
Meanwhile, Soviet helicopter
gunships and tanks have foreed
Afghanistan's Moslem rebela to
retreat to remote mountain
villa1es. the Spanish neW1J agen-
' cy EFE reported in Madrid.
Soviet helicopters were "con-trolling" guerrilla movements in
OflANOE COAST
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the inte r ior and near the
Pakistani border, EFE cor·
respondent Jose Lws VidalsaJdm
a report Thursday night from
Kabul, the Afghan capital.
He quoted journalists return-
ing from soutbem Af&banistan
near the border with Iran as
saying tbe r ebels appeared
"frightened" by the Sov1et
armor being used against them
The Jouma.h.sts, who were not
identified, said the rebels had no
automatic weapons and bad
fallen back to mountain villages
hidden in the snow, Vidal re
ported.
* * * F,....P~AJ
IRAN • • •
said
"They are paying a terrible
price for their fascination, their
preoccupation with these
hostages," he continued. "The
question anses of who in fact 1s
deterrnirung the fate of Iran Is
1t the Ayatollah Khomeini" ls 1t
the Revolutionary Council" Is 1t
this small group of terronsL'>
who are holding the hostages"
"Meanwtule, the economy is
in shambles." Powell added
"The military 1s in many ways
non-existent and disorder and
chaos increaae every day in the
country."
Ghotbzadeh reiterated that
American hostages would be
freed only lf the deposed shah 1s
returned to Iran for trial.
Ghotbudeb repeated that Iran
was ready to enter into negotia-
tions with the United States on
the basis of three point.a:
''The extradltion of the shah,
the refunding to Iran of money
stolen by the shah, the freeing of
the hostages."
The first two points muat be
fulfilled before the releue oflhe
hostages, Gbotbzadeh added.
Terry Sacked;
$2,000 Lo88
A Pitttbu.rsh St.eeler fan 1ot
more than an autosrapb TbW'I·
day when be cornered
quarterback Tem Bradlbaw at
the Marriott Hotel.
Bradlbaw aald t.bat when the
fan 1rabbed b1I arm, be Mopped
tbe pll)t book M WU c.arry{ni.
He aald MVenl people helped
him pick up the 1cattered
palr:an•t until a.ter that the
quart(9rback realised an en-
velope Mftt4lnl"&, 11 Ucketa to Sund.Yi Super J wl wu mill·
IQI ~ hll boot.
Tb• tlcuti carry • f 1~ •alUll
of SIO. but at IOADa acalper'1
rate, thlJ coi&ld 6t ..011b to sa.ooo.
,,,....,.~,,,
PROP. 4 ...
w oollett suggests to City
Council members. who will
study mid-year budget changes
Tuesday night, that officials con-
Unue l.O monitor legislative wortt
on the Gann measure, named for
Paul Gann, co-author of Proposi-
tion 13
The city manager also said or·
ftciala would keep a close eye on
Assembly Bill 8. which
permanently implements the
prov1s1ons of Proposthon 13,
passed in 1978
That bill eliaunates state sur·
plus bailout funds which the city
received last year and changes
the d1str1but1on formula upon
which property lax allocations
are based
Jn theU" review of the 1979-80
budget halfway through the fas
cal year. the council will dedde
Tuesday what to do with about
$90.000 in unappropriated funds
available for allocaUon to the
operallons budget.
Additionally, about $205.000 in
additional unallocated funds are
available for road projects and
another $276,000 for public
facilities uses.
The eotmc1l adopted the cur·
rent fiscal year's $15 million
spending plan last Juae. Tbe ct·
ty reviews its financial status
each January because of the
rapid growth wbicb bas oc-
curred in Irvine
Woollett said the m1d ·year
budget review has taken on
added s1gnlhcance an recent
years because of legislative ac
lion affttting local control over
finances and operations
Fro..P~AJ
VOTERS .••
ang , Badham was Joined by
fellow Republican House mem
hers Wayne Gn sham and John
Ro~~lol of California. Steven
Symms of Idaho, Daruel Crane
and Philip Crane of Illin01s, Jim
Jefferies of Kansas, Robert
Bauman of Maryland. and
Thomas Kindness of Ob10
One HoUM" Democrat, Larry
McDonald of Georgia, voted
with the ACU 100 percent of the
time
The three senators who re-
ceived 100 percent ratmgs were
all Republicans Paul Laxait of
Nevada, Gordon Humphrey of
New Hamps hire and Jesse
Helms of North Carolina.
Along with Kennedy, senators
who received zero ratings were
Democrat Harrison Williams of
New Jersey and Republican
C harles Mathias Jr. of
Maryland.
Those Jtiven zero ratings in the
House. all Democrats, were
James C. Corman and George
E . Danielson o r California,
Dante B Fascell of Florida,
C"ardisa Collini and Abner
M l kva of Illinoi s, John
Brademaa of Indiana. Charles C.
Di&I• of Micbl1an, Frank
Thompaon of New -Jeraey,
Richard OtUn1er of New York
and Daniel Flood of Penn-
sy lvania. ACU rattn11 for
various presidential
candidates included in the Houle, a3 percent for John
Anderson, R·UI., and ln the
Senate, Howard Baker, R·Tmn.,
80 perc.nt; and Robert~. R-Kauu, 75 percent.
Governor Declares
LOS ANGELES CAP) -Fae·
lnl a corruption lnv .. U,atiiaa 1n
)11 .. baippi where be'll be eov·
ernor for four more day•.1 Cl1ff
Finch baa an1wtrea th•
"bHl1ltlinp of Ametlca efYlnl lat.be~ .. ani.t ~
bimttlf • eandidate for the
Democratic ore•ldenUal nomlnaUGa.
12-ltleter Yarltts In Ba9
Freedom <striped spinnaker) and En-
terprise, two 12-m eter yachta being tested
off Newport Beach. make their way back
into Ne~rt Harbor after Thursday after.
noon out.int. Three days of match racing
between the two America's Cup hopefuls
were to begin today, weather permitting.
Trials are designed to test the boats. sails
and crews. The 12-meter yachts have no
au.xillary engines and must be sailed or
towed by tender.
Work Wasted
Blind Man Ripped Off
SPOKANE. Wash. CAP> -It took Chuck
Burkhart 15 years to piece together the lund of
stereo system he wanted. but just a few minutes for
someone to steal it from the 70.year-old blind man
"There's no use getting excited about it now. I ~uess. I don't suppose any of 1t will show up. I don't
like It. but I guess there's no use gettJ.ng all upset
over It. No use crying over spilled milk," said
Burkhart. blinded at age 3 in a domesllc accident.
"He lS just a super guy and we were all really
upset about ttus," said Dede Pardun. a nutnt1onist
at the Salvation Army where Burle.hart eats lunch
each dav
In i965, Burkhart bought two reel-to-reel tape
players. and, on a hm1ted Social Seeurity mcome,
began bwlding the system . He added an ampl.Jf1er,
cassette tape player and portable tape player over
the years.
He completed the system just before Christmas
when he had finally saved enough to buy a turntable.
'Pep Rally' Hears
Laguna Park Idea
Rep Jerry Patterson came to
Laguna Beach Thursday rught to
lead what turned out lo be a pep
rally supporting efforts to get a
National Urban Park surrowid
mg the Art Colon)
Man .,s Kidney
C.are halted
The Santa Ana congressman
also told more than 200 mem·
be rs of the Laguna G reenbett.
Inc how be and Rep. ~rt
Badham. R Newport Beach. ro
author ol the park bill . intend to
push the S38 m1lhoo federal
purchase program through
Congress tbJs year
The two Orange Count:.
lt>g1slators are backing th•·
mult1-nulbon park authonuilloo
ball that would s~ more than
12.000 acres between the planMd GREENFIELD, Mass. <AP> San JNQuin Hills Transport.a
-Earle Spring, was asked this t1 on Corridor aod the Ha turned
week how he felt "Not loo bad," mto a national park. he replied
Thursday, a Judge ordered And Thurs day night. Pat
Spnng's kidney dialrs1s treat terson told Greenbelt members
ments to be stopped today, a be aod Badham have the at.ten
move that doctors say could lead tion ol Rep. Moms Udall, 0
to his death wtltun a month and Ariz • chairman of the House
one that tus family says will let Committee on the Interior. as
him die with digruty well as other high ranking
Spnng, 78, has been conflMd Wastungtoo officials.
to a nW'SUlg borne smce 1978. He
Newport Man
Rescued From
Mountain
A 21 year-old Newport Beach
man and a slightly lnJured com-
panion were r esc u ed by
helicopter Thursday after an iU-
f ated alt.empt to climb MOWlt
San J a(.'101.0
A shenff's spokesman said
Kenneth Hofrman. 21, of 11
K1aloa Court. Newport Beach.
and James Ang1oni. 24. or La
Palma. were m good condition
~rt f' r the rescue
The tuken. along with DaVld
Evans. 23, of Tu.stm, had set out
to chmb the north face or the
mount.aUl Wednesday.
But at the 7,000 foot level,
Ang1oru slipped and fell about SO
feet before landmg m a tree.
He suffered minor mJuries and
couldn't contmue.
Hoffman spent the night with
him m a rock cave while Evans
h1kt>d for help. reachin~ the Ban
n1n~ ldyll~lld Hoad later Wed
rw ... da\
Thl· hchropt<'r was '>Ummoned
b~ lht' mowiwm rescue team
and amved early Thursday to
pluck the two cbmbers off the
mountam safely
Widower
\\·~ner Eyes
C:Ouncil Seat
'.\lll1am Bill" Wagnt>r ,
husband o f the late San
Clemente Councilwoman Myrtis
Wagner, said Thursday he plans
to run ror the City Council in th~
April 8 mun1c1pal election.
Mrs Wagner died of a heart
attack Saturday m her home.
The Wagners had planned to
ct>lebrate their 39th wedding an-
niversary today
Wagner. 60. saJd Thursday, "I
fttl too emotJonal to make a
com pletf' s tatement on my
reasons for running for council
now" undergoes (Ive hour kidney But how does a California
dialysis treatments thnce week representative sell the idea ol a But Wagner sa1d he plans to
ly Doctors say he suffers ltldney park m Orange County to con-make a full statement when be
f a1lure and cannot be...:c:..:u:.:r.:ed=-----='-re_s_s_men __ f_rom __ otbtt ___ sta_tes_" ___ re:...:..:t.::u.:..:ms::=...;r;..;.ro.:.m:;:_H_aw_au_·_n_e_xt_wffk __ .
•when you buy one salt at tbe rep.Jar
price, you can buy anodler of equal or
leaser value for only $1.
I
$ DM.YPl.DT
8 ~
NrtrYOU c:J> -~ ~.lt:1 liml)l7 1epc s I a IOl't of ftmiad1I ll'Ublq &boiiil&;
Ute:re are today f« tbia •mall b:IYeator'1 •
the uaJt teem tame and uift.
Tbe •. ti YoG reull, wen JQn of wt.Id tavlltm4nt
ntbustasma, of 1mall·1:_~:"1atloo, ol fadden tomm. ~ , of t7 mcmy muacen.Ol'"people'aca~. ''
llGlt ol t.be eetioa, bonw•, wa ~eel
hi •Web • .w.er cllrfft. ( J ly or throqb mutaal ty E W." ... JU ... L YSIS IUD~ On.I)' tbe pro· ., IWl'fJW
fnaiomta, tbe lntormod
aad tbe co~eou1
wcot for •• " ln·
YatDM!!h ncb • commodities. C«nmodi.ty lDYeltmenta now an routine for mqy
amall Investors. u are a dOllaa ot.ba" lnvest.mGrta they
ahwmed iD the llllOI. <>wnmi a ptece ol America mlCbl mean diftd ownerahip ol larmllnd rather than a ICOCk «
ouod. ll mlibl aJao mean OWDerlblp ol &Old. ailver or eop. per.
People haft even learned to invest in debt, borrowillc
money foe tu tu wnteoff value at well u tu use ln build·
ins uaecs. Jewelry as boueht for ltorin&, not weari.q.
Rouses are po.rcbued for investment rather than Uvtne.
Art a.a a "collectible" rat.bu than an utbetlc accompliab·
meat.
OaDINAaY PEOPLE STUDY the commodities
futures market.a ngbt alter the sports pqe. Seeretarlea
take long lunch boun to withdraw aavlnp ln order to buy
US Treasury seeuriues Holders or 5.2S percent paaaboot
savings are called unsophlatlcated when. at the same
bank, they can obtam a yield of 12 45 percent on six·mootb,
Sl0,000 saving.s cert.Jf1cates Savlnp acc:ou.ot.s, it is said,
were okay whe n m o ney meant
somet.hlng. now, with 13 percent tnfla·
lion, you have to churn that money,
keep tt movuig, keep it groMDa
If you in vest lhrough mutual f uod.s
today you don't simply sit down and de·
c1de which it will be an income, growth
or speculative fund. That w 1.3 years ago
when tunds lDvested mainly an stocks It
WOO 't do today. .... INS'T£AD. YOUR FIRST cbo1ce u cu1uu""
to pick a fund depending "1PQO its specialty, wbtch very
often isn't stocks anymore You must choose among
money market funds or gold funds or bond funds or what
have you You must pick a Spttlaliud fund in an already
s pecialiud med.Jum
U, in an old·fastuoned way you plunce directly into the
stock market, your choices a.re at least double what they
were a decade and baU aeo . But al.lo you have at lea.at.
twice aa much lnformatJon available to you.
And that brlnp up the pomt of the dilcua.sKIO: Are ln·
vest.on better off for bavinC 10 mucb information and so
many outlet.s today? Or are they just pla)'in& tbe eame at
anotb« le-vel?
THE NEED OF EACH decade, 11 not each year, is dif.
rerent. ID 119> the eurcb as foe a pleee t.o put money wbeTe
it •oa't erode. But, can the ardf.narJ penoa auttalfully
make me al that plaee! Aft.er payinc parcbue fees, main·
tenaaee r ... aad federal. atate and toca1 laxes!
1be question, linally. ia whether the aopbiaticaUoa, the
lttmmdously expanded lDYestment outlets, the access to
more re.earcb, the bet~r policUaa ot IDMketa aad t.be lite
makes investaac more COD.ltnlctive .
. Or ia tbe ordinary small in'ft!llt« jmt rmm:iq aboat,
tryanc to escape the •eooies ol tnnat:km aad, u ao .._,,
often bappiem, managiOI at best to keep just one step
ahead ol the <fra&oo !
Incomes Increase
While Savings Fall
WASHINGTON <AP l The total income of
Americans mcreued 12 perettnt last year, nearly keeping
pace wtth a.nflat.Jon, but savings fell lo a JO· year low, the
government saJd Thursday
As consumer price:. have be-en incre as ing at an
average of l percent a month lfl recent months, the
December income gain showed lhat lolaJ rncome 1s nearly
keeping pace wt th a.nflat1on. However, after deducung tax
mcreases, the gain m mcome trailed pnce increases.
THE COMMEaCE DEPARTMENT S&ld the after-tax
per capita mrome of Amen cans at the end of tm was
$7 ,6.53, a gam ol $61'4 or 8 7 percent from a year earller
Total personal income 10creased 1.1 percent in
December lo S2.022 tnllloo. Income had h1t the S2 trillion
mark few the first ume m November. w~n the monthly m·
crease also was 1.1 percent
Total tax payment.s ancreased 15 8 percent dunng the
year. wtth the average tax payment Sl,357
SAVINGS DURING tm averaged 4 s percent of in·
come, the lowest since 1949, w~n the average was 3.6 per·
cent. The savings rate in November or 3.3 percent wu the
lowest since tbe Commerce Department beaan keeplng
monthly savings figures in 1958.
Savings equalled '4.9 perca1t of income in 1978. The
decline in savings renecta an effort. by Americana to main-
tain thetr livln& 1landards in a period or hieb inflatioa.
Pa.ssengers Increase
Henry R. Vou, pra1deot ol Colden West AirU.., an-
oounc:ed that '102..2SI paaseqera were boarded durtq tile
year ol tm. 'lbat repreae:nta an increase ol 12.H percent
onr boudinCI of urra.
The airline boarded 50,916 pa.aaeqen dwin1 tbe moot.b ol December.
Durlq tbe year ol tm, the ftnn '• planes boarded eoo.m pounds ol airfrellht. Small pactqe ahlpmenta for
lbe year totaled 12.240. an iDC1UM al m ,.reent over 1hipmmta carried clwiq 1171.
Gold, Silver Quotations
DADD DAR'S two f,..
tbron witb 2:81 left 1ave U..
Brulnl what ~and to bl an
In.surmountable.,... advantaa •
but UCLA. now ~a lo coalereoee
action aod l ·S overall, didn't
l{oreqaln.
WUUama put the Sun Devill
abead to 1t.ay oo a lbree-potnt
play with 49 ~da remalnlnt.
The ASU forward followed in a
mlu by teammate Byron Scott.
wu fouled and mede lbe free
throw.
The only sconn1 aft.er that
was a foul shot by Williams with
seven seconds left. Williams
mlHed bla second free throw at·
tempt and UCLA's Gig Sims got
the rebound. but threw the ball
away.
ASU's Alt.on Llster missed a
free throw with three se<UMis
left and UCLA got the rebound,
but the Bruins, who were out of
timeouts, couldn't get a shot off
before time expired.
"I DIDN'T EXPECT it to be
easy at UCLA. but now we'll JUSt
have to suck it up," said UCLA
Coach Larry Brown, whose
Bruins entered the season bav.
ing won ll straight conference
champ1onstups "Allums would
have been a fa<.'lor tonight had
he not been in foul trouble "
Brown referred to senior
center Darrell Allums, who
scored eight points and had four
rebounds but, lncredtbly, was m
the game for only four minutes.
Allums fouled out with 8 22 to
go
IT WON'T GET easier for
UCLA. which faces eiehth·
ranked Notre Dame (10-2) ID a
nationally televised, non·
conference game Saturday af.
temoon and meets Anzona m
another Pac-10 contest Monday
night.
Li1ter and Williams were both
playing for the first lilne alter
being reinstated earlier this
week . The pair had been
declared academically mehg1ble
4ast week and had missed two
games each L1ster led ASU with
21 pomts, Scott added 19 and
W11hams had 16
UCLA forward K1k1 Van-
deweghe Jed all scorers with 24
points, 18 or them in the first
half. James Wilkes and Rod
Foster added 11 and 10 points,
respectively, for the Bruins.
PAT THOMAS
U.S. Teams
Planning
Soviet Trips
By Tbe ~lated PTeu
While political pressure
mounts for the United Slates to
boycott the Olympic Games in
Moscow this summer. two
groups of American athletes are
prepanng to depart for the Sov-
iet Union in the next few days
despite a request from the St.ate
Department to cancel the trips.
According to a spokesman for
the Amateur AthleUc Uruon. a
U S wrestling team will leave
for Russia Saturday and a group
of boxers will depart Tuesday
unless officially barred by the
State Department
Pete Cava. director of the
AAU's press information depart
ment. told The Associated Press
that his organization 1s going
ahead wtth plans to send the two
squads "as long as at goes no
farther than a request Cby the
State Department) not to go. It's
}ust wail and see," he said.
Meanwlule, the movement to
boycott the Summer GamH,
scheduled for Moscow from July
19-Aug. 3, gained momentum as
the Carter Administration con-
sidered M.tting up a rival set of
games and the 32 members of
the Muhammad Ah Amateur
Sports Club voted not to
participate in any event "where
Russian athletes are rnvolved "
At the same time. Don Hull.
the AAU's executive director of
boxing. said the State Depart-
ment had raised the possibllJty
that visas for Soviet track
athletes due m the United Slates
next Tuesday would not be
granted.
·'That's the same day Ol!f box-
ers will go to Russia," llufUaid.
"The Soviets already have is-
sued visas to our men. so there
1s no problem from our end "
CdM Grad Shines
Dickson Wins Skating Title
Special to Ute Dally Piiot
ATLANTA Corona del Mar
High graduate Tom Dickson
turned in a sparkling frffstyle ef-
fort and captured the Junior
.1'ten'1 championship at the U.S.
Figure Skating Championships,
bere
The decisive free-skating phase
catapulted Dickson out or fourth
placetoclal~ ~he crown.
' Dicboo was third in school neurea and ended up fourth in the
•hort pt'OP'am when he rniased
Ooe of lbe elementa, tu.rnlnl a
triple, but mlulnc the double
Immediately aft.er.
But the freestyle victory was
bouab to offset the earlier disap-
~~ believe It,'' aaid the
iear·atalDed 17-year-old. "I'm \brilledtodeath .••
1 He'll be on tbe exhlbltioo floor
with the rest of the champions
Sunday here. with Tai Babilorua
and the rest of ice skatina's
kingpins.
Now competing out of Colorado
Springs under the coaching of
Barbara Roles, Dickson finiahed
with four first-place votes for 14
ordinals and 130.98 points, edginC
Paul Wylie ( 17 ordinals and 129.&t
points). Jim White (20 ordinala
and 128.96 points) and Nathan
Burch (21 ordinals and 127.88
points).
Al the reigning Pacific Coaat
champion in bis division, Diclc:aon
was not required to skate any of
the regionals or sectionals to
qualify for the championship
event.
Now a student at Pikes Peak
Community College in Colorado,
Dickaoo'• rise began wl~ the
coacbina of Jim Short. and Glenn
ShulkeintheOrangeCoastarea.
Jimmy the Greek
Tho11UU1 vs. SWOnn 11 a Natural
"IN ONS OOaN~&, at ~·. 1M pouadt, WMJ'tnl a blue, aoJd and
wb.lte cmilonn wttb tbe No. rt, a
former Pro Bowler wbo bdd bia
opponent to three catcbea and ZS
yard.a tbe last Ume they met in
19'18, ooe ol the more physical comert.cb of all time -Pat
Tbomu."
(The crowd roan.>
''On tbe other aide of the line
of 1crlmma1e. a hometown
favorite. At 6-0, 180 pounds, be
wu a three-year starter for the
USC Trojans. Hi4 team woo a
national champtomhlp in 1B73
and he WU the NFL 's No. 1
draft pick the followin& season.
Weartnc a black and gold un·
iform with the No. 88, a member
of the three-time defendine
Super Bowl champion Pitts·
bureh Steelers -Lynn
Swann."
<Again, the crowd roars.)
CLEA&LY, THE BATTLE
betweeft tbeae two will be a de-
light to the ardent football fan.
And, ob, what a contrast in
styles they'll see
pm• thll ,.....
clllm • l'UM-
fend an t.bl t I can.
... DON~ PllT at• on a
pedestal u God'• peat.at N· m••r althoqb be t1 very &ood.
On• WD.1 I don't do la UD·
derwdmate my opponent."
"I bellne la my .. ll ud f
believe lD mJ ~ club," CCMm·
t.era Swanft. "I dGn't like to rate
eomerbacu to I won't raw Pat
Thomas, a1tbou1b be'a very .ood.
.. u be wanu to play pb)'lkal.
we (receiven) bave ways ol be·
ins pbyalcal, too. You ju1t
matdl f<Jl"Ce wtth force."
Swann. like Tbomu, bu a.lJo
been bobbled by injuries. He dis·
located his left toe early in the
season and puJled a hamstnng
midway through the campaign
He missed three games and
parts of four others.
"l'M NOT AS GOOD as l was
last year." admits Thomas.
"and l don't feel he LS. either The inJunes we've had tbas
~ear has to wear a person down
I ma> not be the Pat Thomas of
last year. but I 'm a little
smarter."
uen A JIAN. He'a buman. I
think ~ can deltroJ b1a ..W to ca&cb tbe ball.'' ,.,., Tbomu.
"You J'8lt have to be up bl bil lac. allay.''
"Break my wlll? .. 1eof11
Swau ... P9ople an alwa11 trJ·
lq to ftnd aome leven1e. IOIDe
weabMI. I've never been ln·
tlmlua.d before and I don't
lb1n.k 1 wUl DOW.
"Of course tbe ultimate to
menLal warfare is ut.cbinl a
paal &Dd KOrillC wllb lt."
One of tbe many thins•
Thoma reels Swann bu aotlll
for tum la bla quarterback -
Terry Bradshaw
''He bas an excellent
quarterback ID Bradshaw." says
the four-yur veteran. He can
really thread the needle lf be bu
to
··swANN'S BEST uaet la that
be bu a.celleot coocentraUon.
If be ean get bis bands oo the
ball he'll catch it. Tbat's why
you don't play to hurt him, bul
you try to break tu.a will.
·'The only way to be one of the
best LtJ to play one of the best.
I'm sure I'll be tested because
they feel I might be hurt. I may
not be 100 percent. but I'm ade-
quate enough lo get lbe job
done."
"I don't believe he's hurt,"'
says Swann. not wanting to
psyc~ tua opponent "Play-
ing aga.inst bJ m is a personal
challenee for me and I hope l
wan J'U do whatever I have to
do to bt> 1ucceufuJ "
"It picks me up a little
LYNN SWANN
Sweet Joe
Greene?
SoDletintes
By DAVE CUNNINGHAM OI .. Oell-t ,..._ S4Mt
Joseph Greene has never
particularly carPd for the
ntckname Mean Joe, but It's
hounded b.im ror 11 years now,
and be doesn't Uunk 1t will go away
"Mean., Sure. I'm mean
somettmes:· the Pittsburgh
Steelers defensive tackle says.
"But I'm a person. I have all the
qual1Ues that other people have.
''l'M MEAN, TOUGH, angry,
sweet and s incere,·· Greene
says '"And when game time
First there's Thomas
physical, bard-006ed, gutsy. The
type of player who would do
anythtng -Wltbout playu1g dir-
ty to try to stop a receiver
from catctung the ball.
Then there's Swann -
graceful, acrobatic. great hands
and no fear whatsoever of
catching a baJJ in heavy traffic.
"This hasn't been the type of
season I would have laked to
have had," says Swann "But I
was happy with what I dtd when
l was able to come back and
play"
As -w1u1 any SJ)(1:"'.uig event pit
ling two 1nd1v1duals. the
psychological aspect plays a bJg
factor. The hype between Uus
duo was no dilferent
because I know !here's gom• to ~ be a lot of people watch10g me
"I a<lually have nollung tn "'5 zz::.-lose." says Thomas "If 1 do a
good .)Ob people are going to say
·Pat Tbomu ts a quality cor
"I'm not worried about
anybody," says Thomas, who
nerback " U I don't do the .)Ob. If
I look bad, people Wlll Just uy
'Swann looked good' ..
............
A Recuonar.le E'arn•lle
Franco Harris ii said to be built like a fire
hydrant but in the Pittsburgh suburb of
Moon, there's a fire hydrant built like
Franco Harris. This one, like so many
others ln the area, is the work of Nancy
<.iorr who has dressed up the normally
staid hydrants in honor of Sunday's Super
Bowl game between the Steelers and the
Rams
roll.5 aroWld. I'm no dtfferent.
l" II stall experience all thost:
qual1t1es before. during and
after the eame ..
Rarrui quarterback Vince Fer
ragamo would prefer to face
Swttt Joe Greene on Sunday,
but he fears 1t will instead be the
usual Mean Joe
And despite Qr'('etle's cllum to
sweetness and sancerity. stones
of his meanness abound.
BE STA&TED BY intentional-
ly rwuung over officials 10 h.Jgh
school, and graduated to shat·
tenng b.1s Mlmet agam.st a goal
post and spilt.mg 10 the fa~ of
Chicago liMbacll:er Dick Butkus.
"Nobody's nice all the time,"
G reeM says in his dt>fense
The nickname actually started
as a bltmder by a Pittsburgh
sport.swnter. Greene came out
or Tex.as Tech, where the foot-
ball team was called .. Mean
Green." and the reporter mis-
takenly thought it wu a ref.
erence lo the player, rather
than the color
"At fi.nt I dtdn 't understand
ll I took the ruckname u bel.ni
neg alive." Greene says. "Now I
sort of ta.ke at as a compliment."
TBAT"S WHAT happens when
you become a mellow, seuooed
veteran. You take thlngs 1n
stride Uttle tlungs don't upset
you anymore
Not that the niclrname has
hurt him all that rnuch. In fact.
1t has given him a notoriety that
other defensive linemen. perbapa even some with com-
parable talents. haven't en·
JOyed Coca-Cola pays Greene
$160,000 a year for pe~onal
services, which Includes a TV
commercial in which Mean Joe
softens after bemg offered a
Coke by a Young fan.
They wouldn't offer com·
mericia.la like that to someone
named Sweet Joe.
BIS TEAMMATES, however,
say his nickname could just as
appropriately be Sweet Joe u
an)'thinl elae Most outspoken in
(See G&EENE, Pare 87)
.Steelers Get T~ce as·Many Check Marks
. I
CTIONS-a PAO '
I
Yo•rBemet•••
Dally Ne••P•lt
FIFTEEN CENTS·
J
Gold fits $840 Pinnacle in E11rope 1. ~
price at -15. a r9COl'd for that
market and $75 above
TbW'lday's c~ pnce.
New York 'a aold market
A gull on the beach near the Newport Pier
finds a tasty delight in the sand, much to
the apparent consternation of two fellow
travelers who -would probably love to have
a bite too. Even in the animal -world,
possession is nine-tenths ~ the law.
'Pep Rally' Hears
Laguna Park Idea
o.llJ ~ ... Sc.ff,_..
PUSHING FOR PARK
Rep. Jeny Patter90n
Gray Skies
Ckaring But
CntBt Windy
By DA VlD 1urrz•A.NN °' .. omty ........... After two weeks of almost con-
ti n uoua gray skies and rain.
Southern California is turning
brisk and blue.
As in clear st1es.
The National Weather Service
said today the weekend should
be sunny, if somewhat chilly.
with wind gusts up to 20 miles
per hour. Gale force winds,
however, are predicted off shore
from Point Conception lo Point
Dume. Small craft advisories
are 10 effect lo the Mexican
border
The winds are expected to sub-
side by Sunday.
This means rootball afi·
cionadoe need not worry about
neet wide receivers or jackrab-
bit running backs aloebine their
way through a mud bowl rather
than a Super Bowl Sunday in
Pasadena when the Rams meet
the Pitt.sbur1h Steelers.
"It should be ideal Super Bowl
weather," a forecaster aald.
Slide Street
To Reopen
There will be aome bltb
cloudiDeu Saturday and Sanday
, but the extended forecast
throup early next week mu.
no mmtiao of rain.
City offlclala and former real·
dents at Bluebird Canyon wDl at·
tend a rlbboo-<:uttinl ceremony
ln the 3.5-acre land.slide area
Saturday mornln& to com-
memorate comtruetton or roeda
and utilities in the neighborhood.
"We're tolnl t.o tear a blt and
cheer a bit," uld Blueblrd real·
dent Dottie Delo.
Tb• ceremonies, wblcb *"'
open to the public. wUl M bel4 ~
at lite bue of Oriole Dri••· deatf01'9d ln the Oct. 2, 1t71
•aDdlUde. beliMtn1 at 10 e.m.
Governor Deelarea
A biib pre11W'e 1y1\em ia
bull~ otf the Calitomla cout.
tbe weather bureau aaid, and ii actlnl aa a met.eoroloslcal picket
line, divert1n1 storms further
norttl. "Nothlni is threateolni u
r11bt now," a spokesman said.
Wind pta up to 20 mllea per
bour were reported TbundQ.
At the entrance to Newport
harbor. wtod.t were clocked at 35
mUea per hour thll mornlq. No ~blema wen nported. ever.
WANT INSIDE
SllPER DATAt
cJolemlSID.A 01l1J Tuelday. tbe price of &Old bit '700 for tbe ftnt Ume
after breaklq tbrou&b llDO Jen.
3. Tbe metal bu more Ulan
doubled in .... alJ)ce tbe Gece
of the U.S. Em.,._y in Tebran
becan Nov. •. when 1old was wortb 1381 a.a ounce,
The Soviet mlliW'Y interven-
tion in Alabanlatan at the end ol
December added to the pres·
1ure.
One dealer ln New York
dacrtbed trad1q Tbunday u
"absolutely outa... The price
l"OM ... an ounce. from ms to
•~.beforecloRqatareeord
$802. Some dealers attributed
tbe Jump to rumon ol a Soviet
lnvuion of Iran.
Tbe effect of the New York price was immediately ap-
parent when tradlnc opened to-
Cites Wife's Efforts
day ln Hoa1 Kone. the Far
Eaat's chief &old market. The
openlne price was $198.&2 an
oupce, up $70 .20 from
Thursday's cbe. The price roee
ateadlly unW be last hour of
trading, when proflt·takine set
lD.
"They've gone crazy," aaid
one Hoo& Kong dealer. "If th15
goes on, gold w11l reach the
$1.000 mark tn no time."
Wagner to Colllpete
For Council Seat
By aA YMOND ESTRADA Ja.
OI .. CMllY ~ IUH
William "Bill'' Wagner,
husband of the l ate Sac
Clemente Councilwoman llyrtil
Wagner, said Thunday be plans
to nm for tbe City Council in the
April 8 municipal election.
Mrs. Waper died of a heart
attack Saturday in her home
The Wagnen bad planned to
celebrate their 39lb wedduig an
niversary today.
Wagner. 60. said Thursday, "I
feel too emotlonal lo mate a
complete statement oo my
reasons for ruruung for council
DOW ."
But Wacner said be plans to
rpake a full statement when he
retUJ'DI fJ'OID Hawaii next week.
The bulband ol the late coun.
cilwoman left for tbe 1alaDd cf
llau.l tedaJ wU.b hi.a IOD ad
d .. __. ....... te •eatter u.
ubes d Jin. Waper ln Napill
Bay • abe reqoesied.
Waper aa.icl ~lana to com· plete tM ~ forms be took cu &om tbe Clty Cled'a
Office 11NndQ attemoc. wtdle
restiDC tn Hawaii. w agner la aeeklne one of the
two seats up for elect.ion in the
April 8 coote.L Thus far. incum·
bent councilmen Richard
Ahlman and Edward Kalsched
have not announced whether
they plan t.o seek re-eled1on.
Only two other hopefuls,
Robert Rusm and Bernard Al·
len, have offtcially declared
lbetr candidacy U\ the race.
Tbe four rema1rung coune1I
members plan to decide Feb 6
whether to appoint a replaet··
ment for Mrs. Wagner or hold o
i.pecaal election possibly 1n
Junf.'·s primary to fwd her sue
cessor
Mrs. Wagner, who was 58
when she died, had been an out
spoken critic of local developers
who plan to build more than
7 .200 homes in the c1ty within the
next 15 years •
The Wagner:. have been
staunch supporter!> or the San
Clemente HomeoWf1ers Assoc1a·
t10n That group has battled with
city officials who they belleve
have opened the city for uncon
trolled growth.
Before her death, Mrs.
Wainer and her ally Coun-
cilwoman KaroliM Koester bet·
Ued an attempt to reeall them
lremdfitt.
)Ira. Koeater and Mrs.
Wapiw'a bmbud uaert.ed um
the IU'aiS of tilll reail dri Ye led
to tbe late couocihromaa'1 datlL
Tbe real.I ..... ., ..... Mn.
Waper .. ~but its pro.
Po'W"l• are still attemptiq to
pl.lice die oaster ol llrs. Koester
• OP UM Jtne ballot.
The recall group, led by local
travel agent Gale Howe, consist:.
of local residents who have op
posed the controlled growth
pohc1ec., of Mrs. Wagner and
Mrs. Koester
Laguna Boy Attacked
Fowth Such Incident iii Rece1zt Months
A IO.year-old Laguna Beach
boy was assaulted in front of the
Boys Club by a tnife·wieldi.ng
suapect Thunday afternoon. the
fourth such mcident In as many
months in the Art Colony.
Laguna Beach police were
called to the club on Laguna
Canyon Road shortly after 4
p.m. when the y0UD3Ster ran in·
to the bulJdlag for help after
eacaptq from hi.a auailant.
Police said the youth was
walldna to the Boya Club on the
canyon frootqe road when a
man approached hlm from
behind and grabbed him a.round
the chest.
The denim-clad suspect dis·
played a three-inch knlle and bes an ahakina tbe younpter,
police said.
When the man aceidentally
drop~ hla weapon to tbe
1rounct, tbe .)'OUll.llter said he
putbed tbe suspect away and
ran into the Boys Club where
club officUlJs called poll~.
Tbe susped was l ast St"t'n
driving out the canyon m a 1965
to 1968 green Pontiac Bon.
neviUe, pohce said,
The man as described as about
22 years old. standing five feel,
uven UKhes tall, weighing 135
pounds witb light brown collar-
leneth hair and a two to Uu-ee-
day IJOwtb flf beard.
Tbursday'a iDctdenl follows by
six dQ'I an assault oo anolher
La1una Beach youngster who
was walking to • store in the
sout.bem part of town last Fn·
day.
That seven-year-old vtcllm
wu kidnapped by a man m an
oran1e Plnto and driven to the
Portoflno area where be was
sexually auaulted and releued.
Police are seet.tq a man in
bla late twenties, with cloee--
cropped blond balr, atandin1
Work Wasted
Blind Man Ripped Off
SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) -It took Chuck
Burkhart 15 yean to piece toaether the kind of
stereo system be wanted, but Jmt • few minutes for
someme to steal it from the 'JO.year-old blind man.
"1ben'1 no use 1eutna excited about it now, I C:"ri.1~~t :=-& :r. "!.:t .;:~:·ii'.= over lt. No UM cl')'lq over :• aald
Burkhart. blinded at 11• I ID a do1Delttc accident.
.. He fl Juat a au;per l\lliud we wen all really
upaet abOUf tb.11,'' •ild Dede Pardun, a nutrtticmltt at the Sal•atiaD Army wben Buathart eata lunch each .
-.... •• _,. Burkhart boaCbt twO Nel·~reel tape playen, and, on a limited Sodal SecU.rit iftCOm •
belaD bUlJdlna the 1yatem. He added asi amplifier, caaKtte ta~ player ind po'1141ble tape player over
th yea,n.
He~CO!npleted tbe 1 Juat btfon Chriltm
when he hid nnany u ed ~ 1a bul a turntable.
ftH• f('(>t c;even inches tall and
havm~ a slight, but muscular
build
Two other assaults on LagW"la
Beach yotmgsters were reported
in October, when the suspect en
tered two hilltop homes and
mol~ted young boys in their
bedrooms
Pohce said they do not believe
the same susped ln Thursday's
assault was responsible for the
earlier incidents in Laguna
Beach.
Bombs Kill Four
LONDON CAP> -Bombs ex
ploded in Northern Ireland and
London, killlna three Irishmen
and a young Arab.
Coast
Weather
Mostly clear tooilht and
Saturday. Cooler toni1bt
witb lows from 40 at the
beaches to 46 inland.
Hieb• Saturday from 51
alone the coast to 62 in·
land.
INSIDE TOD~ Y
Do11't Q)nCf 11'. tol&ola
w.•flnl ...,.. for s..,.
Bod XIV.For~
poufbflUIH Coafg'' and Sol.,...,_, Pao-Cl •
..
lllrf•erAee•N
CHA1.JQ:T'1"Z La. (AP) -AD eq~t a~pet"Yilcw dir9Ct·
mi trafl\c outUCS. iM atribtbmd Teaneeo OU Co. refinery ben
was ahot to deatb today by • miker. off1ciala aald.
Sl Bcmard riff Ralph llcDou.call aald t.be •trlker, Iden·
Ufled ... Edward MUM)', WU booked lnto tbe pariah jail. A
deputy uid the charse wu mu.rckr.
ffe ldentifted the victim u John Hurst. who offlclala aa.ld
had worked for Tenneco 28 years
6AF FU. Prftt! IJp
NEW YORK (AP) -GAF c.orp. has become the latest ma-
jor company to announce lt la booetin& the price or lndustrtal
and medical pbotogtephlc fthna and papers u sliver pri~s
soarSilver, a primary component of the materi~ls, was selling
Thursday for $48.10 a troy ounce. compared to ats price at the
start of 1919 of $6 an ounce.
GAF said the price of craphic art.a ftlm will rise 50 percent,
photo paper 75 percent and industrial X·ray film 61 percent over
Dec 218 levels. Medical X·ray prices will go up 107 pe~cenl over
October prices. Eastman Kodak Co. announced similar in-
creases last week.
a..kRa~Rat#
CHICAGO CAP) -The First National BanJc of Chicago
raised ats pnme lending rate today from lS to 15"' percent
Sb' OW b1 Blaz#
SANFORD, NC. <AP) Four young children. their
grandmother and great·grandmother died in .their .~ms
when rm~ raged through a wood frame home, fare omcaals saad
today
County Appeals
For Badhalll Aid
The Orange County Board of
Supervisors ia seeltlng help from
Rep . Robert Badham, R ·
Newport Beach, an a fight with
the federal government over the
California Leut Tem.
Supervisor Thom H Riley
aaked Badham ThUJ'lday to in·
troduce legislation to change
sections of the federal Water
Pollution Control Act "after a
very tragic picture or events "
Jn a letter to Badham, RJley
said · "We believe that the
ieg1slallon requires mod1!1ca
lions that would preclude the
abuse we think has been VISllcd upon us "
The U S. Army Corps of
Engineers and the Envaronmen.
tat Protection Agency sued the
county last month. claiming 1t
unlawfully removed culvert~
bringing tidal waler to an
alternate feeding place for the
endangered birds at the mouth
of the Santa Ana River in Hunt·
a.ngton Beach.
The county '1ad leased JS
acres of CaJTrana property t.o
provide a temporary feeding
place for bards while performing
major flood control work at the
mouth or the river.
The pipes were removed after
the birds migrated south and at
the onset of the rainy season to
reduce flood threats in the area
of Brookhurst Street and Pacific
Coast Highway, county officials
said
:: Terry Sacked; ...
Riley was appointed liaison to
act with Badham 's office Tues·
day when supervisors also
agreed t.o defend the lawswl and
to explore the possibility of a
countersuil because of alleged
abuses or power by the federal
government.
~ $2,000 Loss ..
' A Pittsburgh Steeler fan got
more than an autograph Thurs-
day when he cornered
quarterback Terry Bradshaw Ill
the MamottHotel.
Bradshaw said that when the
fan arabbed his arm. he dropped
the play book he was carT)'Uli
He said several people helped
him pick up the scattered
papers
It wasn't until later that the
quarterback realized an en·
• velope contalnin& 16 ticket.a to
~ Sunday's Super Bowl was miss·
lnl from his book.
The ticket.a carry a race value
' of $30. but at the going scalper's
rale, they could be worth up to
• $2.000.
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"We have already expended
nearly $200,000 for the protection
of 90 pairs of Least Term so that
we may provide flood control
protection to a very large
rrum ber or Orange County rell·
den~." Riley told Bad.ham
·'We believe we have con
veyed our responsibility for the
endangered species and we
believe we have been the rec1
pienta of unfair t~atment at the
hands of federal agencies,"
Riley said.
Charles Sevier of the county
coun&el office said no dama1e
had been caused lo the environ-
ment or btrda by the county's ac·
Uon and that the federal auit is
"enforcement for enforcement's
sake."
Judge Gets
ADoggorw
GoodExcwe
Court Jud&es are used to bear· Ina bturre excuaes from the
bencb, but South <>ranee County
Municipal Court Jude• Blair
Barnette "11 bo'• 1ot one that
take• the cake.
An Anabelm woman wbo ran
af ow ol the law lD Dana Nut
recently, fJlled to 1bow up
for her-~ ln CCKllt. lu~ the -pn11.din1 Judie reetl9td a lhort·note from tM
def wtilch atat80:
.. (Def eod&Dt.'1 name) wu not In cowt Uda ~A Getnwi
shepbe.rd Jumped la Iler
bedroom window and &be na capUve fOt' ftn hOan. •• -
"I ha .. to II" ber Credit for onclAalitr," the Juell cbackled.
•
1sut t w to ... that •
the courtroom before l'D '*1 ltOey."
'
Ollna Aiding
Pakistan's
Border Push
NEW DEUII. India <AP>
China is pouring arma into
Pakistan over the rugged
Karakoram Pus and Pakistan
has moved armored forces to
the border with Soviet-occupied
Afghanistan and alerted its
forward a.Ir bases, lnd1an press
reporU said today
"Karakoram highway, the lit
tie known road across the roof
the world, baa achieved mstant
strategic importance" folloWl.Dg
Soviet 1ntervent1on In
Afghanistan. the Press Trust of
Jndla said
Press Trust quoted uruden·
llfied sources as saying that
c1v1Uan traffic has been banned
on the Pakistan side of the
Chinese-built mountain highway
linking Paldatan and China.
There was no Immediate con-
firmation from Pakistan. But a
West.em expert here noted that
the Kara.koram road is normally
closed by snow from December
through February
An Indian correspondent back
trom Afabanlatan reported
meanwhlle that (1) about seven
divisions o( Patiatani troopa are
at the Afghanistan border, (2)
Pakistan bas moved a large
armored fon:e lo the frontier re·
g1on south of Peshawar, and CJ>
all Paiuat.an forward air bases
have been alerted Military ob-
servers in Kabul were quoted 1n
the dispatch by United News of
...,,... .........
PERFECT SCOR!
Rep. Robert Badttam
Kennedy Zero
Badlwm's Record
Pegged at llJOo/c;
By PHIL 8NEIDERllAN
Of .. Oelty .... ""' U.S. Rep. Robert Badbam. R·
Newport Beach, wu amoo1 10
House members awarded a 100
percent rating from the
American ConHrvalive Union
today for consistently votini ln
accordance with that private or-
ganiiation's beliefs Three US
senators also received 100 per-
cent rallnp
Al the opposite end of the
spectrum, The ~lated Pres.s
reported, three senat.ons, lnchMi·
ing presJdenUal contender Ted
Kennedy, and 10 Houu mem·
ben received zero rati.np from
the ACU.
To rate the eled.ed offtciah,
the ACU exaauned House votes
on 32 issues and 2J6 Senate votes
Badham was unavailable for
comment today, but an aide an
the congressman's Newport
Beach office said th.ls morrung,
"He's always had a high ratmg
from the ACU TIUs won't 11ur·
prise h.im, but he would certain·
ly be pleased."
The aide said BadJlam 's con
servative voting record cor
respond& to the views of his
constituents.
"From wtiat you hear when he
goes out there to talk in the com
munity," thf' aide s aid , '"he
reflects the dlStnct, no que:sllon
about it."
Key vollng Issues included
implementation of the Panama
Canal trealaes, the ae1ense
budget, imposition of an 0tl Ln
duslry wmdfall profits tax. c~a
taon of a separate EducaUon
Department, the <'ongre11s1onal
pay raue and the Chrysler loan
guarantees
In receiving a 100 percent rat·
rng. Badham was Joined by
fellow Republican House mem
bera Wayne Grisham and John
Rouaaelot ot California, St.even
Symm. ot ldabo, Daniel Crane
and Philip Crane of Illinois, Jim
Jefferies of Kanan. Robert
Bauman of Maryland, and
Thomu Kindness of Ohio.
One ffowl.e Democrat, Larry
McDonald or Geor11a. voted
with the ACU 100 percent of the
time.
The three senators who re-
ceived 100 percent raUnp were
all Republicans Paul Laxalt or
Nevada. Gordon Humphrey of
New Hampshire and Jesse
Helms of North Carolina
AIOOI With Kennedy, senAt.ors
who received zero ratings were
~mocrat Harrison Wllliam5 of
New Jersey and Repubhcan
Charles Mathias Jr. or
Maryland
Tboee 1t1 veo zero natings 111 the
House, all Democrats. were
James C. Corman and ~rge
E Danielson of Callforn1a,
Dante 8 . Fascell of Flonda,
Card1ss Collins and Abner
Mikva of lllino1s , John
Brademas o< Indiana, Charles C
Diggs of Michigan , Frank
Thompson of New Jersey.
Richard Ottinger of New York
an<l Daniel Flood of Pl'nn
sy lvan1a ACU ratings for
various pres1dent1al
<'andadates included 1n the Howe, 33 percent for John
Anderson, R·lll.. and Jo the
Senate. Howard Baker. R·Tenn .
60 percent; and Robert Dole. R Kansas. 75 percent
Russians
l11itate
Khomeini
87"1'M6111:tntd..._ AyatoUeb RuboUat. bo•
metnl't blamle aOYemmeat ls
ln .. •tlpUn• reporta ot a 8oYtet
mmw,. buildup •croa the In· nho bord•r in western Altbaalttan, Forelp lllnllter
Sade~ Gbotbudeh was quoted
aa 11ytn1 today.
"It ll natural for us not to re·
main Indifferent toward U..
eaealatiq Soviet preMiiCe aJoac
our border,'' Gbotbudeb Aid.
accordJn1 to a Tehran r~o
broadcut monitored lD Kuwait •
·•we are 1oin1 to proteat
fiercely about any 1ucb
buildup, .. Gbotbaadeb WU quot-
ed uaayln1.
An estimated ~.000 Soviet
troops are reported deployed in
the area around the west.em
Mahan city ot Herat. PGt ffl" rrom Iran'• eutem froaUer wltb
Af&banlat&a. They are part ot
the f<>tte seat ln to crusb a Zl·
month Moelem rebellion ap.imt
Afahanlstan'a commualal re·
gime.
Newport Man
Rescued From
Mountain
A 21-year-old Newport Beach
man and a slightly injured com.
panaon were rescued by
helicopter Thursday after an U).
fated attempt t.o climb Mount
San Jacmt.o
A sheriff's spokesman aaJd
Kenneth Hoffman, 21, of 11
Kialea Court, Newport Beach.
and James An1ion.i, 24, or La
Palma, were in good conditioo
after the rescue
The hikers, aJong wlth David
Evans. 23, o< Tust.Ln, had set Odt
10 clJmb the north race or ~
mountain Wednesday.
8 ut at the 7 ,()()().foot level.
Angaoni supped and fell about 50
foet befo~ landlag ln a tree.
lie suffered mmor &nJuries and
couldn't contmue.
Hoffman spent the night with
him ID a rock cave while Evans
hiked ror help. reachlng the Ban·
ning ldyUwild Road later Wed-
nesday
The helicopter was summoned
by tbe mou.nl.ain racue team
and amved early Thursday to
pluck the two chmbers off the
mountain safely
Four Seek to Fill
Vacant CUSD Seat ~~~!n correspondent V1rcndra SC Ch.amber
------Four Mission Viejo resident.-; housewife and substitute Meanwtule, Soviet helicopter have applied for an appointed teacher
gunships and tankll have forced Honors Cops post on the Capistrano Unilled Michael Naughton. an at· Afgbarustan's Moslem rebel'I to School District Board of torney
retreat lo remote mountain San Clemente Cham~r or rua~. T •~ -Dr Mitchell Streger. a II th S h e Former trustee William physacian v1 ages, e panas news ag 0 · Commerce officials have asked EFE rted lo Madrid Thom.,__ submiu.ed bis official cy repo memberstotakeapollceofrlcer _...... r Monday at noon is the realgnaUon Jan. 4 a ler an •-.. to dinner, the one served at the nnuncin" that be planned to deadline for appUcaltona to be Soviet helieop~rs were con· Jan. 30 quarterly membership • submitted for the appointed trolling'• guerrilla movements m meeting move from the area for business lruatee post
the interior and near the The meeting wall be held at reasona. The SJ.x rema.lrung trustees on
Pakiatanl border. EFE cor· the San Clemente Community Thompson represented lht' the school board plan to name
respondent Joee Luia Vada I sa.ld 10 Center. 100 Ave Seville. at 7 30 Mission Viejo area on the school Thompson 's s u cc es 1 or 1 n a report Thursday nigbl from a m Admwlon is $4 per person board for tbe put six years. February
Kabul,lheAfgbancapital. City policemen Including The four appUcanta for the Tbe replacement would serve
He quoted journalists return· Police Chief Gary Brown will be vacancy are: the remamder of Thompson's
m& from southern Af&haniJltan honored at the meeting Mem· _ Valorie Lephart. a self· unexpired term Thompson was
near the border with Iran as bt>rs are asked to make reserva emploYed artist re-elected in 1978 when be ran
saying the rebels appeared t1ons before Jan 28 For In · _ Harriette Walson, a unopposedforhlaboardseat. "I riabtened" by the Soviet ~fo~r~m~a~ti~on~c~a1!!1~492~·.!.1 ~13~1 ____ __.: _______________________ _
armor being tUed agalrut them.
Top Citizen
Names Sought
In Clemente
Nominations are being accept.
ed for this year's CIU1en of the
Year award sponsored by the
San Clemente Chamber or Com·
merce.
Feb. 29 lt the deadline to tum
in nomlnatJon appllcaUons that
can be obtained from tbe
Ch•mber office at llOO N. El Camino ~al.
Tbe city's top citizen Will be
honored •t a March 29 banquet at the San Clemente ln.n.
Nornineea muat be San
Clemente ntaldenta. Petllion·
type nomlnaUona wtU not be IC•
cepted. Jud1in1 ii bated on
personal ctvle contribuU001,
partJctpatlon lD loc-1 act.MU•. Hrvtce to tb• commWllt)' and leadenhlp.
A eomin.lttee ol 12 paat wla· n•n of tbf award mab up um year'• •leeUon eommJu.e.
Otamber Party Set
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