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TUESDAY AFTERNOONrJ_ANUARY 29, 1980
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1Storm Damage Heavy on Coast
Six American
.7 ! Diplomats Flee
t WASIUNGTON (JI.Pl -Six tbe """"'o1 Ibo ousted Sholl ~merican diplomat.I who had Mohammed ~ Pahlavi ln ex·
.been bidine in friendly em· chanee for the prilooen. busies in Tehran since Nov. 4 Official.a refused to disclose
'have escaped with the help of immediately the names of the
the Canadian Embassy there, diplomats who escaped, their
,State Department officials said jobs or their whereabouts.
ttoday. But they said the six escapees
~ The diplomats were outside did not account for the dis·
ttbe embassy when it was seized crepancy between the number of
•and were able to hide until this hostages the Slate Department
,past weekend, when Canada is· has said are in the embassy -
~ued them false passports and 50 -and the number counted by f American clergymen who visit·
, SYRIA INCHING UNDER ed the hostages at Christmas -
RUSSIAN UMBRELLA-A4 43. The French-language Mon
'got them out of Iran, said the of·
'ficials, who declmed use of their
f -names
• They refused to say where all
of the diplomats had hidden dur
ing their 12-week ordeal for fear
that Iran would take reprisals
against the embassies involved
Canadlan Prime Minister Joe
Clark confirmed Canada's in·
volvement in the escape plan,
but added : "I don't want to go
into details of the matter
because of the delicate nature of
the situation with the American
hostages in Iran "
Canada closed its embassy in
Tehran and evacuated its small
staff Monday. .citine security
concerns for the decision.
Some SO American hostages
remain in the hands of Iranian
militants who are demanding
Coast
Weather
Probability of rain 60
percent ton11bt throu1b
Wednesday morning,
dropplq to 30 percent
Wednesday afternoon.
Eut to IOUtbeut windl
toaJibt. pt.lq at 20 to 35
mpb. Lon tonllht 50 at
the beacbee and 5t fnland. mau Wednelda, 51 aJoq
the cout and a inlan4.
INSIDE TO A '1
Plou /M · a ampl*IMater
cdU..~~, ...
orOllndl mar "°' matmdle. IH dorJ, PO(Je AIO. .....
treat newspaper La Presse re·
ported the Canadian involve·
ment in the escape
Canada's decision to close its
mission in Tehran had taken Ira·
nian officials by surprise
Among those who avoided cap-
ture Nov. 4 were the highest
ranking U.S diplomat in lran,
Charge d'Affaires L . Bruce
Lamgen, and two top atdes. They
have been in "protecllve
(See ESCAPE, Pase A%)
Writer Says
MacArthur
Took War Gift
BOS'l'ON (AP) -As Japanese
invaclen cJoeed ln on Correlidor
Island ln 1942, Geo. DoucJu
MacArthur llle1ally accepted
$500,000 from an allln1 Pbilip-
pine prea1deot fadq exile, a re-
1earcher daima.
President Manuel Que.son,
who died of tuberculollt in the
United States in ltM, iasued an
executive order Jan. 3, lNZ. llv·
inl llacArtbur and three ol tbe
Jeneral'1 •tde1 a total of
"'40,000, aafd Dr. Carol II.
PeUllo, a Boston CoUe1e bis·
tort an.
ID an lntentew Monday ailbl.
1be aaid lbe UDCD"Vend a c:opJ ol
the order wblle nH&rehtq ber
doctoral dl.AertaUon. Sbe al8o
found a U.S. War ~ letter to Ule OlUe ll•ribattu
Bank ol Nft' Yortl elalmm, tbal
PreaJdent l'raUJln D. ~
anct Seent&rJ of War Ben17
StlmlCID mn ol tbe tramaetioo.
BaMd cm ber ~ ol tbe
1918 edfUoD o1 tbe u.a. Ann7
Code ol Conduct forbtdctiDi U.S; omcen to accept atfts, Ma.
Petillo said abe beUe•td
llaeArUmr'• a~ee ol the money wu WeCaL
AcCIGl'diq to tbe eacUlift or-m, ~ Cllde:Nd t1ae WJ
tnufernd frGim tbe Pb1ll to .,,._ ,.._aa
ac~oanu OI MacArthur· and
(} (lee GDIKU.L, Pase Al>
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Better Off in Canoe
Forecast:
'No End
In Sight'
BJ DAVID 1W'1'Z11ANN ..............
TorrmUal ndns sp .. raed by a
fierce Padftc storm walloped an
already sodden Oran.se Coast area KCDda7 and early ~,
floodlq bomes and intersec-
·tiona~f.!cenng power outages and trees.
Aod wea r forec~rs. in an
extended forecast through the
remamder or the week, could OO·
ly uree Southern Californians to
keep their galoshes and um-
brellas at the ready
"There's no end 10 sight for
the time be1.J1R," a spokesman
RELATED PHOTO, Page M
~---.-.... for the National Weather
Olllly ............ ....., ........
IT WAS 800GY PEDALING DURING FLOODING IN NEWPORT BEACH MONDAY
8lcycbt Shared Motl.wtata' Won at Cont ...... , and Rtwenkle Avenue
BB Cop's Home Burns
No lnjuriea, But Blaze Trap• Pets
~amDrOpped
caAMENTO CAP> -TM
ltMI U.~toa
1tate bW.npal tdacaUoo lllld Ii•• ti. 1cboo11 a e oJC'9
liud.llq the problem. "
SerVlce said today
A low pressure system hover·
ine off the coast was operung the
way for a string of Pacific
storms to sweep over California,
the forecaster said
Tbe weather service satd rain
will continue probably through
Wednesday morning, with
part&&l deering lD the a.ftemooo.
B'1t ~ a new storm system
is eQeded to blanket Southern
California again Tburaday.
"We're oo a storm track," tbe
spokesman for the weather
service said. "And there's no end in sight."
Tbe latest storm-which
• beean Sunday-dumped more
than four inches of rain in the
Laeuna Nlcuel area and
a mounta anywhere from two to
three lncbes ln other parts ol
Orange County.
Thia meant public works
crew1 and ftrellgbten were kept
bu.y tbroqh the nlcht Monday
and early today pumpi.q out
homes and busineues.
Southern California Edison
Co. crews alao bad to work
tbroucb tbe drippy nl1bt to
restore electrical power to aeft!l1
areu alona tbe Orante Coat:
which bad lolt power durinl tbe
storm.
Edllon spokesman Jim Ken-
nedy aaid oata1ea aff ectin1
more than t ,000 cu1tomen,
mainly in residential areu,
were camed by fallln1 branchee
from trees beaYinl in the wind.
Tbe blld:outa occurred on tbe
Balboa Pallnaula, in Fountain
Vallev, Oolta .... and Bunt· 1
CS. MIN, P•I• Al)
Proleeta Beard
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Flash Floods Threaten Coast Slopes
Police were ll'YtnC \o complete
• evacuattooa of 15 bom•
•lODI Haml)lbln t, but Mab water ... Ml!lllm11YI
11td.
81 •a m • Loa Ancel b..S ,.
eelnd I H froCD. ~
tlor , brtnaiDI the MUOD total
to a.to lncnel -l .14 lncbet
above aorm.al for thta Ume ol , . .,.
IA tM nacwadcm .,..,
Bernardi o city ere•• wltb
aandbap w•re wortiai to pre-
vent mud from 1ptlho1 over a
dllle and down the bare 1klpes
onto prupsty below
"U'• motUJ water IO far "
taid Balel. "But t.ba mud'• i1,bt
Oil Prices Hiked
4 Arab States Follow Saudi Lead
KUWAIT (AP) -ltuwalt an
nounced today a " lncre .. in the price of lu erude oil -
from $25 50 \o SZT 50 per barTel
Jraq, Qatar and the United Arab
Emlratet were alao maldn1
Jlmllar S2 bikn. the official
United Arab EmlratH newa
a1ency reported.
The Kuwait lncreaae WH
formally a!IJIOUlleed lD a state·
ment by OU llJ.nlat.er Sbetk All
Kbalifa Al Sabah, who aaid the
price wu ntroeetJve to Jan 1
He aa1d tbe move wu "ln COD·
F,.._P.,,eAJ
ESCAPE .•.
cmtody" at the Iranian Foreign
lllnlatry alnce then. and ap.
parentiy were not Involved ln
Monday's reported escape.
Canadian f'orelsn lllnl1ter
P'lor' MacDonald cited NCUrity
concerns for tbe dectaloo, but
the Iranian Foreign Mln.iatry ill·
sued a statement aayine it wa.a
still aeekine further clarification
from the Canadians.
"We have done our belt to pro-
tect them." Foreign MinJster
Sadegb Ghollnadeh said m an
interview with a Tehran
newspaper.
formlty witb the prlnctplm of
9e1utty and fairnesa tn pr1dq
amon1 oll-productna atatea "
The UAE news 111ency said
the lncreues by the other three
oll producen were also rt-troac-
tive to that date. There wu no
lmmedate conllrmoUon from of
flclall in lraq or Qadar RepreMDtatlve prices for thti
three COUDtrtet in effect before
today's reported increase were
Iraq, $25.SI&; UAE, $27 56; Qatar,
$27 42.
The increase by the Arab oil
Two Brothers
To Surrender?
A pair of Loe Angeles County
brothers, one suapected of end
tne a brawl lut Saturday nleht
lo Hunt.lniton Beach by sboot.lna
an 18-year-old youth to dHlh,
were expected to turn
themselves over to authonUes
today, investigators said
An attorney representing one
of tbe broOMn, police 11Ud, prom·
i1ed to arrange ~ Interview
between Huntington Reach
homicide det.ectJvt>s and the two
men sometime today
The brothen, both ln their 20fl,
are being sought tn conne<:tJon
with the shooting of Daniel ~
Coal.loo of HunUnaton Beach
A number of Wefttern
diplomata m Tehran interviewed
by a Western reporter alJ10 eit·
pressed aurpriM at t.be Cana·
dlan ded.soa to abut down the
embassy. "'-.! f GJ Miss MacDonald said Monday '-Alie 8Vft8
the embauy would not be re·
opened until the American lmproVID• g•
hoataies were releued. '
* * * Islams Demand Returns Home
Soviet. Ouster
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP>
-Thirty-four of the world'11 41
Islamic nations today demanded
the immediate withdrawal of
Soviet troops from Afghanlatan
and urpd the United Stat.ea and
Iran to settle their differences
peacefully.
Tb•)' also auapended
Af1han11tan's membership in
thelr oreanizatlon and declared
their opposition to the wie of
threats, force or sanctions
a1alnat Iran or "any other
Ialamic nation ..
Former Newport Beach Pol.ice
Chief B. James Glavas today
was expected to leave the Santa
Barbara bollpltal where be bas.
been undergoing treatment for
heart problema
A spokeswoman for Cottage
Hospital said Glavas' condition
had 1really improved and he
was scheduled to be sent to b14
Santa YnH Valley home today
Glavaa, 67, who retired from
the Newport Beach police de
partment in 1977, wa11 named ln·
lertm chief of lbe Santa Barbara
Police Department m October.
He apparently suffered a
heart attack lut Tuesday, houri
before a police strike was settled
and b14 men returned to work
produttr1 on lhe Perslan Gulf
followed a S2 b.tke announced by
Saudi Arabia over the weekend,
which ra.laed the Saudi prtce \o
$28 per 42 1aUon barrel
Today's announcement
marked Kuwait'• second oll
price Increase in a mooth. Tbe
Crev1ou.s mcreue, of *'·50 per
arrel. came lut month lo tbe
wake of the winter meetine of
the Organlzatioo of Petroleum
Export.lllR Countries lo Caracu,
Venezuela, where tbe cartel
failed to agree on a u.ol.form
prlcmg policy
The LnfluenUal Middle Eaat
Economic Survey aald lo a
apec1al issue Monday that the
Saudi lncreaae wH 4-l«ned to
OAS RATION PLANS
TAKE SHAPE--M
brln1 Saudi prtces into l.lne Wlth
those of the moderate group of
oll producert like Kuwait
lnatead of ali1nln1 prlcet
however. the Saudi move ap-
peara to have resulted lo a leap-
frogging action, at lea.st aa far
aa Kuwalt ls concerned.
Kuwait'• production averqe.
2 million barrels a day. com
parf'd to 9 5 million for Saudi
Arabia. the largest suppller of
oil to the Urut.ed States
Industry analysts said the
Saudi 1ncreast' was likely to
raiae the price of gaaolJ.ne and
home heaing oil by about two
centa a 1allon on the averaie 1n
America.
They a.lao aaid the Saudi hike
might prompt other key oil ex·
porters, lncludin1 Niceria, to
ralae prices .. weU. Nl1erla
aelt. oU for about $30 a barrel.
However. in the put Ila price
lla11 been in hne with Libya's,
whose tiiib-quallty 011 sella for
$34.
Man Found Tied,
Shot in Head
PASO ROBLES CAP)
AulhortUes have found the body
of a computer expert wbo
vanished ln the San Francbco
area two ..-eek.a aeo. one of ftve
persona killed In an alle1ed
aeven-atate crime spree.
The San Lub Oblapo County
Sberlfra Department aaid Moo·
day the body of Gerald 0 . Huth,
39, of Bk>ominct.on, Minn., WU
dtacovered by a farmer lo a fteld
near Hllhway 101. Hi.I bands
were Ued behind bi.I back and be
had been shot once ln the head
with a .25-callber platol
Foretp mini.ten of the 34 na·
Uons plus the Palestine Libera·
lion Or1anlzatlon also ur1ed
boycotlln& the Moscow Olym·
pica, brealdn1 relation• with
A11banistan, eoUdarity with the
Af1han Moalem rebel.a, aid to
Af1ban refu1eea and helplne
Af&b&Dlstan't Moelem nellbbora
wltbat.and any tbreat to tbelr
security.
FremPflfleAJ
Canal Plam Told
PANAMA CITY, Panama
<AP> -A delesatloo of 80
JapaneH baoken and bual·
neumen..1 accompanied b)'
Alaaka ~en. Mike Gravel,
planned • meet.inc today wttb
covernment offlclal1 to talk
about poulble comtrucUoo ol a
new ..... i.vet canal.
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RAIN PELTS AREA •..
inctoD Beach.
The area hardest hit seemed
to be in the Huntlnaton Beach·
Fountain Valley areaa, where
three power failures were re-
ported. Moel of the outa1e1 lut-
ed for about an hour lo the lat.e
evenbtl1 with all power bein1
rHtorea by th.la morning.
Tel.phone service alao wu in·
terrupted by the storm, a
Paclfic Telephone Company of.
flcial aaid tbia mornlna. when
rain seeped into an underlJ'OUD(i
telephone cable durln1 the n1Cht
In Santa Ana. About 1,500 bual·
ne11 Unes were affected. Repair
crews were working through lbe
day today to have Hnlce
reatored f))' about 5 p.m
In Tb• Soutb County •
flrefllhten and county Jail lo·
males wortred side by aide for
alx boura M~' nl&bt to save two Lacuna homes trom
rainwater floodinl
Fire Captain Marc Hawklnl
ta1d 21 ftremen and 11 inmates
from Oran1• County Jell
labored from about 11 p.m. to
1tack 1andba11 cbannettn1
water a-.1 from the bomea at
M7l2 and Mm Larp Drive.
A eec:aln l'UllD.lq atxn. tbe I anti of tbe two
neldmell bad me eJocpd,
IJ)ilJl.Dt waW lido tM Jarell. '
Hawkin• Hid ftnfiabtera worked cm 4S raiD-related Ind·
dent• o•er11t1bt, tncludl 1
aandb•••••I flood areH,
YICUum1Jll ap Water llDd
wttb '"ldn' bom . ID GardlD 0~~1 pols. ,.. DOrted • 1mau MdSoD ol
•taaford A•eaue b•••••
.Jin .... -et.-ood ltr..a or nn lncbet '""'
most of tbe 1treet waa aub
mereed lo water tbrou1h the
nlcht.
The California H11bway
Patrol aald the heavy
downpours cauaed numerous
traffic accldenll ln the county,
US ln the South County alone, lo·
cludlnt one ln which a CHP of.
fleer'• vehicle wu rear-ended.
A Seal Beach woman wu ln·
Jured durin1 a Sunday n11ht
downpour when her auto rear
ended a jack·knifed Lruck·lrailer
rt1 on the San Dte10 Freeway ln
San Clemente.
Susan Jones. 218, was treated
for a dillocated knee and head
cull followtn1the10 p.m crub
Tbe driver of the lrUck, Jack
Moore, 30, of Oran1e. and Ilia•
Jon•• were taken to San Clemente General Hospital by
paramedica.
In COlta M•a, the atorm wu
bJaroed for an injury accident on
MacArthur BoulevardJuat west
of Harbor Boulevar . A car
driven bJ lull• Marte L\.Uan, 11,
of Santa Ana, lkidded u abe
tr11d to brake and 1idelwiped a
ptclsup truck d.rt•en bJ Gary
Edward St.mmets, •. ol la&a
Ana. 8ot.h "9l'IODI ..,. treat.I
for back pt.1D at f'ountalD Valle1
Com mwlitJ H0tpltal aad re-
lelled. • Jn Newport Beath,· four boltl
aank at tbelr moorln11 and
dockl and mor. bhcb troaan
•H reporte4 due to tbe buYJ ratu.
Capt. Bud 811111• of tile
liftsuard M\lm .... t.u{~mon • ra.t o1 am1 wu wuta.d from &a frolt ol
lll•fUMI ldlQuuun a flf• Pter.
UJ) to the dlke. All WI bur I.a
UMm (dty tteWI) H)'lnl 'lien ---w••··· ..
Two..-. ap, a wall of mid
1ur1ed down t.M bilbldea abaft
tbe .,aeuated ar•a aad
damqld MV•al bomet, f\Wq
aome wttb ftve feet of mud. n.
hilt. wwre burned clean of bnllb
durin1 a ftre laat year
Balea aald there waa ao ctamac• or inJUl'J reported u •
result of tbe ... aeuaUona or· ct.red• 10.m . Monday.
the pave·
Proteetor •I Prepert9
It might cm.fuse many u it la evident that
this watch cat is no dog. Unruffled by the
warnmg sign oo the fence. our feline friend
stays "cool as a cat .. at the Wheel Estates
Mobtle Home Park Ul El Centro The watch
cat seems to know there ls no danger from
Fido or could it be that the problem has
been solved by a c lever "cal who
swallowed the . .dog.,··
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F,....P._.AJ GoM Climbs
As Dollar
Holds Own
GENERAL MacARTHUR. • •
sUlff members ''ia reeoplUoo ol
outatandlna aervice to UM Com·
monweaith of lbe Pbillppi.ne9. '•
MacArthur dled lo 1*. 'lbe
1ta/f memben. Col Sidney L.
Huff tAd G~na Richard J .
Maraball and Richard K.
Sutherland, are dead alto
From 1935·41 MacArthur
served u commander of the
armed forC'4!8 of the Phllippi.oes,
tben a aeml-autonomoua U S
commoo•eallh. Roosevelt ap-
pointed MacArthur commander
of U.S. forces ln the Far Eut in
July Ja41, alx month• before
J apaneae attacka at Pearl
Harbot and Clark Field In the
Pbllipplnea plun1ed the United
Statet lnto World War JI.
The aeoeral moved his bead·
quartert to Correcldor, a
fortified laland ln Manila Bay,
after tbe Japanese overran
Manila on their way to conquer·
Inc the Phllippt.nes. Que&00 a1ao
moved to Correeidor
M acArtbur WH under orders
from Rooaevelt to 1et Quezoo to
safety to establlah a 1ovemmmt
lo exile But be lnttially opposed
the move, clalmln1 the &4-year·
old Fii:ldeot waa too Ill to make the .
Ma P dlacovered the ft·
ecutlve order in the papen of
the late G~n Ric hard k
Su therland , who wll,
MacArthur'• ch.Id' of staff She
said a.be bad found DO ~r ex ·
pluatioa for the payment other'
than the "reco&QJUon of out·
atandina service" menttooed m
the order.
But sbe noted that MacArthur
decldr.d to let Qunon leave C«-
ree1dor alter the order was l.S
5Ued Quewn and bis ramlly Oed
o n a US submarine in
February, about the time the
money transfer wu confirmed
by radio1ram from the War
Department, she said.
MacArthur •Upped away for
Auatralla lo Mareb. and the re
main.lnc U.S ·Pbillpplne forces
capitulated Maye.
"There att many layers to lbe
story and to call the money a
bnbe wouJd be almpli.IUc .'' said
Ma Petillo. "I couldn't be aun
lhat Quezon wu con.acloua o(
I UCb a thine. He WU under a
tremendoua llra1n and suttmnc
from tuberculoal1 President
Queion could bave believed be
., as actinl in lbe belt lniere.ta
of bis ~. u perbape
bewu."
LONDON (AP> The pnc .. of
eold nllied today, climb111& S50
an ounee dunng trading in Lon
doo. Tbe dollar wu mixed but
llttle cban1ed a1ain1t major
c~e.
Gold opened at $845 in bolt
London and Zunch but by clos
1og lbe pnce had cUmbed to $87•
1n London \o $670 lll Zuncb.
Tbe metal finilhed Monday·,
t radlnc at M18 ln Zurich anc
1638 SO m London In New York
gold wu quoted today at $888 b>
Repubt.lc NaUonal Bank. It wau
tradinctoday aU872.
The dolJar bit Its best levell
~Ince mid-December in EuJ"OP(
durin1 Mooday's trading, but
wat a bit weaker a1ainat somt
major currenclem today.
In Tokyo, lbe dollar clo&ed ar
238 40 yen, down from 240.20.
Rent Bill Die8
SACRAMENTO CAP l -Thi
bill \o probibll landlord.a Iron
refuain& to rent \o fanuUes wiU
children hu dled in the •Ult.
Senate.
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Only Rolex could improve on Rolex.
•
Ro lex oy .. terquartz
watches for
mt.>n combine
tht.> famOU'i
rehablhty of
Rolex w11h thl'
prt.>c1s1on of
a qu.ut1
movl'rnE'nl
Wtlh l}UU.:k.
datt change
and ~apph1re
crystals.
A. 18 karat
yeUow
gold, $8,350.
B 14 karat
yellow gold
and 1tafnlt1s
-,tttl, 52.175.
C. Stalnle11
1teel, 51 ,350.
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I TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1980
,!/}iplomllts Hidden
an s utof
. Floodhag lt'ltte.,,~•d
More Rain Due
~ Along Coast
By DAVID KUTZ•ANN °' .. ..., .......... A low pressure system· hover·
inl off the coast waa opening the
way for a string of Pacific
storms to sweep over California,
the forecuter said.
The weather service said ram
RELATED PHOTO, P•ge Al
Torrential rains s pawned by a
fierce Pacific storm walloped an
already sodden Oranee Coast
area Mooday and early today,
flooding homes and intersec-
tions, triggering power outages
and t.oppline trees. And weather forecasters, in an will continue probably through
e xtended forecast through the Wednesday morning. with
remainder of the week. could on-partial clearing in the afternoon
ly urge Southern Californians to But then a new storm system
keep their galoshes and um· 1s expected to blanket Southern
brellu at the ready California again Thursday
"There's no end 10 sight for "We're on a storm track," the
the time being," a spokesman spokesman for the weather
fo r the National Weather service said "And there's no
Service said today (See BAIN, Page A.z)
* * * * * * /tlountai•• Drnarlaed
LA Area Rainfall
Over I.ast Season
; Byfte~p,...
.. A lt«m bu dumped some 7 ~ lacbes fJI rain llt Mt. Wll9aD. 4 ~blcba mt Bl& Bear Lake aad .. .--a incbe9 tn downtawD i.o.
.; Aa1eles, a weather aerviee
The storm pushed season rain·
fall t.otal.s for the Los An&eles
area to 1.11 tncbes rainfall. eom·
pared wttb 8.41 a year aSQ.
.
t
I
f
spokesman said today.
Northern
<Alifornia
Cl.ear, Cold
By The Aaocla&ed Preas
The mercury dipped into
the low 30s in many areas
of Northern California to-
day as c19r and cool
w e ath er J:onlinued
throughout much of the re·
gion, the National
Weather Service said.
Marysville reported 30
degrees at 4 a .m •
Sacramento 31 and
Eureka and Marin Civic
Center 33, the weather
service said Colder tem·
peratures were recorded
in the mount.ams. In t.M Sierra Nevada.
snow flurri es were
forecast, with the snow
level at 2,500 feet in the
north to 4,000 feet in the
south.
In nortber'D San Bemardino to-
day, police tried to evacuate 25
homes along Hampshire Street.
but were hindered by high
water.
"Our vehicles can 't get 10
there because we don't have
four-wheel drive," said San
Bernardino police Lt Chuck
Bales.
Street flooding was reported
throughout the Los Angeles
area. and in Palm Springs, one
motorist was rescued from a
stranded vehicle in Whitewater
Wash.
While flash-flood watches
from the storm were cancelled
today, the weather service said
the storm brought winds of up to
50 mph inland as it moved east
In the Palms Springs area.
valley areas received about one
half inch of rainfall from the
first storm.
Because of a se<:ond storm's
approach from the southwest,
mountains on both sides of the
valley were expected to get the
maximum drenching, increasing
the possibility of floods.
The California Department of
Transportation reported nu·
merous road closinp in the San
Bernardino Mountains, with all
major routes into Bil Bear area
and the variOWI Hi resorts abut.
.,.., ,...._..,eery_
IT WAS SOGGY PEDALING DURING FLOODING IN NEWPORT BEACH MONDAY
Bk:ydtat Shared Motonata' WOH at Co•at Hlghwey •nd RlveraJde Avenue
Yacht Sinking Probed
Oun.er Blames Newport Harbor Patrol Action
By JOANNE REYNOLDS
OI ._ o.lty ...... SWf
To yacht broker Roger Blox-
ham, the 65-foot schooner Com
fort 1s the family yacht.
To Harbor Patrolmen in
Newport, 1l's a hazard to naviga-
tion. 'Ibey want tbe sunken boat
off the bottom of the bay and out
of their hrur
The dispute over Bloxham's
boat, wtuch the broker says has
raged for years, hit a new low
Saturday when 1t sank at a
moonng
Bloxham claims the harbor
patrol deputies "seized" his boat
from its berth at their head·
quarters and towed it to a
nearby mooring before he had
lime to pump st out
Because of that. he alleges.
the harbor department 1s
responsible for its sinking at the
mooring
But Harbormaster Harry
Gage has a different view of the
Comfort's sin.km1t
He ooted that Bloxham 's boat
was tied up at the department's
emereency dock which cames a
20-minute time limit on it. The
Comfort was there for nearly 24
hours
Further. he noted. that the de·
partment didn't exactly abandon
the boat on it.a mooring
"When it went down, the fire
boat was along.aide pumplne for
all it was worth. But there was
JUSt no way to stop It," be com·
mented.
Bloxb.am's business used to be
located on the Rhine Channel at
the end al 21st StlMt in Newport
Beach. Recently. he moved lt to
Terminal l.tland tn Loe Anceles
Harbor. He said he planned to
move the achoooer there too.
He claimed the harbor patrol
1ave blm citations for lllesally
berthin1 the Comfort at his
brokerqe, but abo cla1ma be
beat every cltaUon be was
liven.
He said that for the put six
months he's moved the schooner
from moonng to moonng in the
harbor and had planned to move
the boat to TerminaJ Island t.bJ..s
weekend
He srud the problem wa.s tbe
hole in the boat's hull Just above
tbe waterline Bloxham left tus
boat at tbe emergency dock
Thursday with plans to pump it
out before sailing for Los
Angeles Harbor.
Last Friday afternoon, the
boat was moved to a Moori.ne
and it sank the next rnornJ.nc.
Bloxham says it's the Harbor
Patrol's job to raise the Com-
fort.
Lt. Gage said Bloxham ba.s 10
days to refloat the boat, or the
harbor department will do It for
him, t.bm send him the bill.
Bas Charged
LOS ANGELES <AP> -The
Los Aqela County Commiaalon
on the Status of Women IQI it.
will lnvesU1ate Lbe 1rant
policies of Lbe county's 10
lar1est corporation.a, followinl
reports that men'• and boys'
1roups are reeetTtaa more fund·
int than women's and &iris'
1roups.
Judge Kneeland
To Quit in March
T .. ay'
N.Y.
N FIFTEEN CENTS
an
Canadian
Embassy
Assisted
WASHINGTON <AP> -Six
American diplomats, bidden
from Iranian mobe during the
12-week-old occupalion of the
U .S. Embusy ln Tehran, were
spirited to freedom with false
Canadian passports, U.S. of·
f1ciat. aaid today.
The SUte Department said the
six bad been smuggled from
Iran with the help of the Cana-
dian Embassy in Tehran but
would not say bow they got out
or wbett they are
State Department and Cana·
d1an sour~ s&Jd, however. that
the sue Amencans left over the
weekend whtle the Iranians
were preoccupied w1tb their
elections and that Canad.Jan and
SYRIA INCHING UNDER
RUSSIAN UMBRELLA-M
U S offietals had been scheming
how to get them out for three
months
··we knew every day the
dan1er was becommg greater,"
Canadian External Affail'a
Mini.at.er P'1ora lhcDooald aaid
today in Ottawa.
la WMllileton, State Depmt.
meat QokHmao BochUa1
Carts 1111'4. 0 1 want to ~t.be deelt appreciation tbia
1overnmeot for the Canadian ·
co•enuneat's asalStance " TIM ...._ Department 1den·
t1fted tbe sis u Ila.rt Lijet, a
eonaulm' aftlcer; his wife, Con
Am burn L ljek . who was
employed by the embassy aa a
consular assistant, Robert G.
Anders, a consular officer;
Henry L. Schatz. an aericultura.l
attacbe. Joseph D Stafford, a
consular officer , and his wife,
Kathleen F Stafford, who al.so
was employed as a consular as
Slit.ant
The df:partment did not im·
mediately r e lea se the
hometowns of tbe six, but the
Agriculture Department said
Scbah, 31, 1s from Coeur
d'Alene. Idaho
The State Department source.
who asked not to be quoted by
name. said the six were not in
the U S Embassy when a mob
or students stormed and cap-
tured the bwJdrng Nov 4
They took refuge initially m a
vanety of friend]) embassies,
wb1ch the officials refused to
identify But shortly after t.M
s1e1e be1an. they went to the
Canadian Embassy.
The Urut.ed States knew of the
six Amencans' pbght but said
notb1ne publicly, Hodding
Carter said
Canada began to withdraw its
diplomats from Iran as an ex-
presaioo of displeasure with the
failure ol the Iranian eovern·
meot to obtain the release of the
(See ESCAPE, Pase AZ)
Coast
Weather
Probability of rain 60
percent toni1bt through
W edneaday mornine ,
droppiDI to 30 percedt
Wedneeday afternoon.
Eaat to soutbeut wind.a tooilht, sustlDI at 20 to 35
mph. Lows tonilht 50 at
the btt.cbel and M inland.
Hlabl Wednaday 58 alon1
the c:out and a lnla.nd.
'!f Surroga
NA&IAU. Bahacnu (AP) -ftree con•icted klllen ,...,..
han1ed ooe aftv tbe other today at U.. 1allowa la Her 11.,._ty'a
Fox JWI PrUon tn th• nnt eucutJons tn the 8ahamu •Ince me, audlaril.1• •aid.
TIM .. ..,.. maaacled,, hooded and led lnto th• doat.b
ctaam•. nu.I ~ a name .-ct pl-.1 °"" a trap door •P"IDI
by an llDDftYlnOUS eaecuttooer
Cbaria DlckinlOG, 21, Wla.leUe Hart. 11. aDd Vernal Slorr,
218, never bad to look at tbe 1allowa tt..y ••re led to tbilir deatb.
Tbe Bahamas bu onty OM aallowl. 10 tbe coovtet.d kiUen
had to be executed 1ln1ly. -Setl••e 11,..,,.. O .. •pi«>• ••9e••t
WASHINGTON CAP) Tbe SIDa1e -.cl 8M today to W'S•·
all Americana, not Juat alhletel, to boJcoU the lJIO Summer
Olymp6c Gamet in 11f01tCOw.
The Seo.ate'• reaoluUoo, tytna an Olympic boycott to the coo·
Unued 8ovi4lt laterveaUoo la Alhaaiatan, allo called for the Sum·
mer Games to be mOYed permanently to Greece and tbt Wint.er Oam• to be stveo a permanent home la a neutral oaUon, perhapt
AuatriaorSwillerfand
1t'flNI o_,,. Sldll
SAN DIEGO (AP) -A wt.Dd clocked at 12 knob overturned
a atlff, t.browinl three men into Sao Dteto Bay before they were
rescued, and broke trees t.hrou&bout the San ote10 area today.
Aa tbe wind ripped down power lloea, uUllty crewa 1cun1ed
from one outaae to another Cot'GDAdo and La Mesa were la
almo.t total darlmeu for a while.
Tbe CaJlfomJa Hlpway patrol cloMd Int.erst.ate U north ot
Eamodldo because of floodln1 and mud.slides. A number of
small roads an San Dleao'a Mission Valley were awampecl with
m~t.a.l.D rvoolf beaded for the sea.
•~•rlll ler E3rrlNI•~
NEW YORK CAP) -New Yort Stock Excban1e volume to-
day paued the billion share mark for January -the tint time
that bu happened in any month m excban1e history.
Gen. MacArthur
War Gift Alleged
BOSTON <AP> -As Japanese
lnvaden c.loMd 1n on Correlidor
Island lo 1M2, Gen Dou1lu
MacArthur llle1all1 accepted
$500,000 from an allln1 Philip.
pane president racma exile, a re·
searcher claims
President Manuel Quezon,
who died of tuberculosis ln the
United Stat.es in UM4, Issued an
executive order Jan. 3, 1942, 11v-
ln1 MacArt.bur and three of the
f eneral '1 aides a total of
640,000, said Dr Carol M
PellUo, a Boston College hls·
tort an.
In an Interview Monday nieht.
abe •aid she uncovered a copy of
the order wh.Ue researchln1 her
doctoral dJssertallon. She a1Ao
found a U.S. War Department
letter to the Cbue Manhattan
Bank of New York claimin1 that
President Franklin D. Rootevelt
and Secretary of War Henry
StlmlOl.1 knew ol the traruactioo
Baaed on her readla1 of the
1138 edtUon of the U .S Army
Code ol Conduct forb1ddin1 U.S.
4 offlcen to accept 1lfls, Ma.
Petlllo said ahe believed
MacArthur's acceptance ol the
money wu Ule1al.
According to the executive or·
der, QuezOll ordered the money
tramferred from the PblUpplne
treasury to the personal bank
accounu of MacArthur and bis
staff membeni "i.n recognition of
outsta~ aervace to the Com·
monwealth of the Philippines "
M acA.rtbur died ln 19&4 The
staff memben, Col Sidney L
Huff and Ge ns Richard J
Marshall and RJchard K
Sutherland, are dead alM>.
From 1935-41 MacArthur
s erved as commander of the
armed forces of the Phthppinei;,
then a semi-autonomous U.S
commonwealth Roosevelt ap
pointed MacArthur commander
of U .S forces in the f'ar Eaat tn
July 1941, six monlb1 before
Japanese attacks at Pearl
Harbor and Clark Field ln the
Philippines plun1ed the United
Slates lnto World War IJ
The general moved hls head·
quarters lo CorreRidor, a
fortified island ln Manila Bay,
after lbe Japanese overran
II anlla on their way to cooquer-
ln1 the Philippines Quezon abo
moved to Corregidor
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FSCAPE FROM IRAN.
50 Amertcam held at the U.S.
Emb .. y.
Flnally, over the weekend, the
aix Americana were apirlted out
of tbe country. ualn1 falae Cana·
d1an pwporlU, the IOUttel aa!d.
On )londaJ, Canada an-
a.AJJ•COWf H
DAILY PILOT
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Doctor's
Pardon
Sought
State Sen. John G Schmltz, R-
N ewport Beach, baa joined other
le1lalato,.. In ur1ina Gov Ed-
mund Brown Jr. to pardon Dr
James R Privitera, who la aerv
tnl a jail sentence In San Die&o
for con.spiring to have Laetrile
and other unapproved sub-
stances used to treat cancer.
In an Interview Monday,
Schmitz recalled that in the
mid-1990a be waa one of the
senaton1 who wuucceaafully op-
posed passage of the law under
which Privitera wa.a convicted
more than three years aao.
"To me, it's a terrible law,
making 1t a relony to dlJJpenae
what the hl1hest medical
authoriltes say la harmless." the ·
senator sald
Concemmg Laetnle. Schmitz
said. "It may not have been prov-
en effective, but Jam convinced it
la aafe I certainly would not
be afraid to lake large doaea d it If
I had cancer "
He added, "Government
should not get Into the bu.saness
or passing laws against
something that's safe, just
becauae it thinks It'• not ef·
ncacloul."
Schmitz said be views the Jail-
1 n1 of Privitera u an Injustice,
and has joined Senate mlnonty
leader Wllllam Campbell, R-
Hacienda Heighu, and others tn
r~questing that Brown pardon
'he doctor or commute ht~ ~en
lt·nc<'
NB Teacher's
Rites Slated
Wednesday
Funeral mass wm be recited
Wednesday morrung for science
teacher Stephen V Martin who
daed Sunday at the a1e of 50
Mr Marlin, a resident of
Newport Beach, tau&ht for the
past 10 years In the Newport.
Mesa Unified School District He
aerved al Enslp and Davia M.ld·
die School• and at Adama
Elementary School.
He leaves baa wife, Anita,
three cblldttn, Kathy Stucker,
David Martin and Eric Martin;
bta motheT, Kal.bren Martin, and
one •randcblld
Services will be conducted at 9
a .m. at St Calllslus Catholic
Church. 12821 Lewi.a St .• Garden
Grove.
The famlly 1ui1esu memorial
contributions to the American
Heart Auoclatlon or the
American Cancer Society.
Volunteers
Sumnwned
Vohmtetr helpen are aoiuibl
by the Environmental Nature
Center, which ae"e1 Newport·
Mesa tcbooll, to ualat ln field
trlpt, allele preaentaU001 and
mulU-d.llctplinary cluaroom ac·
UviU•.
All level• of upertiae an
welcome. Volunteera take •
Coastline Community Colle1e
courM, EducatJon oeo, which la
held at the cen&er, 1801 le&.b St .•
Newport Beach.
Tb• 111~-w .. k count bes.lM
Feb. 8 and ll held from 1:45 to
11:45 a .m. WednHdaya. lD·
fonnadoa .. Hilla bJ caWni
&eU1 Hoa at MM188.
Scout Fair Set
At Fa.hlon llland
,,.._r.,.AJ TUX> More RAIN TO CONTINUE. • •
end lo slt:bt."
Tbe fatHt atorm-wbtcb
be1an Sunday-dumped more
than four inebet of rain lD the
La1una Nt1uel area aad
amow:att anywhere from two to
three lDcbel ln other putl ol
Oranfe County
Tb • meant _public worlta
crews and ft.reftpter. were kept
buay tbrouab the niabl Monday
and early today pumpln1 out
bome1 and bualneaMa.
Southern CaUfomla Ed1aoo
Co. crews alao bad to work
tbroup tbe drippy nl•bt to
restore dectrical powt'f' to ..._
areu alons tbe Oran1• Coast
which bad bt power du.rtq the
atorm.
Edhon spokesman Jim Ken-
nedy said outa1ea arreettn1
more than 9,000 cuatomera,
mainly In realdenllal ueaa.
were caused by fallinl brandw.
from tn!el heavtna in the w'lod.
The blackout. occul"ftd on the
Balboa Penimula, In Fountain
Valley, Colt.a Mesa, HunUnctoo
Beach and Emerald Bay
The area hardest hit seemed
lo be in the HunUneton Beach
Fouotaln Valley areas, where
three power failures were re·
ported Moel of the outa1es la.al·
ed for about an hour ao the late
evenlnc. with all power betna
restored by lhla mom.tn1.
Telephone service also was in
terrupted by the storm, a
Paclftc' Telephone Company of.
ficlal &aid du.a morniDC. when
ralD seeped into an UDderlJ'OUDd
t.elepbom cable du.rtn1 the allbt
in Santa Ana About 1.500 busi·
neaa lines were affected. Rerair
crews were wortdn1 lhrouCb the
day today lo have aentce
restored b)' about S p. m.
lo Tbe Soutb Co•nty,
fireftPten ,...,. comd;J .tail ln-
mata WOl"bd aide bJ aide for
alx boars ~t ntcht to uve two Lacuna bom.e. from
rainw8ler OoodlD1.
Pl.re c.sKain Kare Hawt.lns
said 211 ft.remen and 11 inmates
from Oran1e County Jail
labored from about 11 p m t.o
!ltack sandba11 channeling
water away from the home\ at
24782 and 24792 Largo Drive
A ~t.orm dram runnlng above
the ~lo~ backyard .. of the two
rt•~1dcn~ had hecome d oqed,
-,ptlhn& w~t.er into the yard.'i
Join Race
For Seats
Two more candidates bav~
Joined t.be raee for three aeats on
the Newport Beach City Cowacll.
a 1pokeswoman for the city
clerk uJd today.
Ad.dlna her name to the 11.at ot
cand1ctat. wu Rutbelyn Plum·
mer, 482'7 River A•e., wbo wUl
be l'1llllllDI for tbe 2Dd Dtatriet
seat beinl vacated by Coun·
cilmao Don Mclnnll. Sbe u.ta
ber OCCUP9lloa u lD•estiptor
for lbe Orao1e County
Consumer Alfa1n oftl.ce.
Abo l\.llnc candldacy papen
wu Phllllp Maurer. a retired
teacher wbo lives at 325~
Diamond Ave, Balboa bland..
He will be llffklnl the 5th rn.,.
trtct 11eat now held by Mayor
Paul Ryckoff
Candidates already hated b,y
lhe r1ty clerk are Ryc~off. 1200
S Bay Fn>ot, Balboa Laland,
Richard Ch.acu, photo1erapher,
4103 <;ea s hore Ort Vt' We '>t
l'ft·wport, and J ohn Cox, ad
verti.110R executJve. lJ06 Outnl(·
l(f'r Onvt' C.oron a del Mar
Sharing Proposed
For TV Liceme
The 2nd D1stnct coven West
Newport. the 5th takes an
Balboa laland and Newport
Cater. and the 7tb Dl.striet in-
cludn ff.arbor View Homes and
Spy1taafflU.
F'1liD1 c~ on Thursday for
district.a In whtch incumbent.a rue lt wUJ remain open unut
Feb 5 m the d.istnct.a where cur
rent council members aren't
<;f'1•k m~ rf'~lecUon
A two-year battle over control
of a Santa Ann based telf'v1!11on
station ha .. produl·f'd a plan fo r
the oppo!ltng tildes to shar1· th t•
11tallon temporarily
The right '" ovn station ""· <'Urrently llct•n-,ed to Trinity
Hroadcaatmg. which am, stnct
ly evangeUcal programs
A group of county bus tnt•ss
and civic leaders, led b> al
torney John Virtue and d<'
velopers Harry Htnk.-r and
Georae Ar1yro11 , formed Sad·
dleback Broadcasting Co to gPt
the license They want to 1n
slltute programmms that would
~erve the interests of the w~JI<'
•'ountv rather than lual lhMe tn terested In reUg1ou11 proKram
ming
The proposal to 11hare chtDMI
4-0 was made by Saddleback to the
Federal Communlcatlon1 Com·
mission recently The joint use
would remain In effect, the pro-
posaf ~uud. until lhf' 1-·cc W'tU~
lhl• quet>llon ol which i<roup will
ull1mutely hold lhe allillt<>n s
lic~n~~
'frm1l,. '4<J'> or1~1nullv J?rantN:I
lhr hcenM! for lht-chaanncl oul .,f
Fontana
Saddleback contends that the
station wu moved Lo Sa.nla Ana
Without propt'r r11Jnl("i by Tnruty
to the FCC The lJcen•e. Sad
dleback says, is therefore up for
graba
Malcolm Klein. a spokesman
for Saddleback, said mem~r-5
of that group are hopeful ' bear
mg date oo the lJcense will ~
aet w1Uu.n the next month.
He 5&.ld no date baa been set
for conslderat100 of tbe Jotnt '"9e
idea by the FCC Trinity baa
filed .a petition opposinc joint
use.
Trinity alM> bu flJed a petition
with the FCC to move channel 40
from Sant.a Ana Lo Rlve~de.
11Ue1'es Rob
Tiro Off ices
Th1ev~ took office equipment
worth more than SS,500 from tw•J
Nt'wporl Be•ch offices in
burglaries reported to poUce on
Monday
One bttak·in wu reported al
an IBM Corp . office, 13
Corporate Plaza, where four
IBM eorrect101 selectr1c
typewriter., valued at $1,000
each, wett stolen. -
The other bur1lary was re
ported at Western Mutual
Escrow Corp., 320 W Coast
H11hway, where an A B. Dick
copier .,. .. atoleo.
Only Rolex could improve on Rolex.
l<olt•l(
Oy1tt1·1q11.irt1
w.11lh«>'I tC'lr
mt.•n combine
the famous
reliability of
Rolex wath the
precl1ion o(
1 quartz
movement
with quick
date change
and sapphire
crystals.
A. 18 karat
yellow
gold, $8,350. B. 14 karat
yell / gold
and tt1f nlHs
·~t. $2,175.
C. Stain eat
•tftl, 51,350.
aofu
!
\
eow-_,,ft
.. Dtaraete,
I! •oleM ... ..,w. ~~~· .... u .......
~ Cllrl• Tlao••• a
I.' ~.. aa for St. J°'8•1 •: lD 11 ca. &1
• & &mild • •• died •
•:11 Lm. of ·~ _.
pUcated by tM 6cta ol ,,...
·~ •iou atroaH. Re bad been =:'.i boelplteJtwl liDce J . t . ::i Oarute'• fracturecl toa.1· : ... Diano-Job l'OUU.Del, lndadlq
• hl1 trademark "laka l>l.Ua
l>oo, '' wen I lbow buam.t Ill
ple for M years. Re wu one ~
the lnduatry'1 mo1t beloved
penooalitia.
A 1troke in November 1172 teft
him putMally paralysed..
Durute arUully com bllsed
wild downln1. outra1eou1
cbaractertuUona and pathos
He wu a leadinl atar oo rMio
and tn early televtaion. He maMle
nearly 30 moYies, but wu moat
aucceutuJ in those lnvolvinl bia
old routiael.
He ended bis radio and
television performances with
"Good Dl&hl, Mra. Calabub,
wherever you are." He once con-
fided that be was referring to bis
first wife, who had died
He remamed aeUve ln show
business, playing regular
engagements 10 Las Vegas and
making gaest appearances on
television until the stroke He
was left partlally paralyzed 10
the left arm and left leg and was
confined to a wheelcba1r
The corned1an found retire·
menl bard lo accept He re-
m81Ded at home with h1s wife,
Marjorie, and their adopted
daughter, Cece, rarely goang
out.
In Apnl 1.974, Durante went to
New York for a Banshee
luncheon attended by newspaper
editors and publishers He re-
c el ved an award from the
Banshees and responded with a
faltering rendition of "lnka
Dinlra Doo."
The aud1ence gave hlm a
standing ovation, and Durante
·.·then eeng a sona usoclated wt~
bis later career. "Young at Heart." Aa the applause coo-
. timaed, Darallte, with ,u..t-101
eyes, muttered "Thank you,
folks"
In one of h1s last intervtews
before Im Ulness, Durante re-
m a riled after a Laa Vegas
-performance, "I love it out
there. It ain't work. To bear
those people out there laugh and
~njoy themselves ... When
you're out there, you pray to
God that it'll never end."
He was h08pitalized several
weeks in May 1978 with an upper
respiratory infection and t.-om-
phcations of the earlier stroke
A It.bough paralyzed, Durante
continued lo receive guestJI al
his Beverly Hills home
Fans continued to write
Durante and send btm gifts
Tbey sent "Mrs Calabash"
-pillows, but the ones he liked
<lash Kills 30
TUNIS, Tumsta CAP) Of
ficials reported at least 30 dead
and dozens wounded in a clash
between Twusian army troops
and commandos who mfiltrated
mto the southern town of Gafsa.
alleeedly from Algena
DURANft IN CHARACTD IN 1M3, A90Y! LePT, AND 1Ht
Fmwect Comedian Macie bit Todar at lama Monlc8 Hoeptt•t
beet were copies of bis
trademark fedora.
Durante starred in virtually
every branch of show business,
including vaudeville, Broadway,
nightclub&, radio, televuuon and
movies.
He became a headliner in the
1928 Ziegfeld show in which he
had the line. "Be ruce to people
on the way up. They're the same
you'll pass on the way down "
Durante was raised on
Manhattan's East Side, the son
of an Italian bai::..er His first
professiooaJ job was as a p1arust
10 a saloon called Dlamond
Tony's on Coney Is land His
piano style was st rictly
razzmatazz. although ha s
parents had aJmed rum al more
serious music
At Terry Walsh's. Durante
met a pop-eyed dancing wruter
named Eddie Cantor Cantor ad
vised him, "There's no future in
1ust playing the piano People
llke J'GU. llmJD7, JOU Ouehl to be t.llln1 Jokea while you're play.
inc, and maybe sine once in a
while."
Durante replied, "Gee, Eddie,
I couldn't do that. I'd be afraJd
people would laugh at me."
His finrt wife. Maude Jeanne
Olson, whom he mamed in 1921.
d I ed in 194.1
He mamed Ma11one Little on
Dec 14, 1960, after a courtsh1p of
16 years. In 1962, when he wus
69, the couple adopted u 6 month-
old daughter. Cecelia, whom he
called Cece
Durante's losing battle with
the English language was not
phony. Ills love of big words, a
la Mrs Malaprop, was born of
his Brooklyn background
Has sandpaper voice and star
cato speech fooled no one He
was as tough as wet spaJi?hell1
The m1lhons he earned wt-nt
mostly to fnends, relat1vt>s and
<'a Uses
Barley Said 'Unaware'
No Memory of Acts, Says Psychiatrist
BJ PllEDElllCK SCHOEMEHL Of-Deity ...... Steff
Former newsman Thomas An·
drew Barley has no conscious
memory of the May 26 brutal
slabbing ol tua wife, Catherine
Ann Barley, an Orange County
Saperior Court jury was told
Monday.
Dr. Robert Pbilllpa, a court· appointed psychiatrl.at, said that
Barley, 51, wu suffertne a "dll·
soelative reaction," a mental
condition tn wbicb be bad no
awareoea ~what be wu dolnl.
Dr. Pldl.Us-said the mental
state was caused tn Barley by
ae•ere emotional conflicts,
particularly relaUomhipe wtth
women.
•'I believe be wa1 not COD·
aeloua of what be was do1nl
wb he unulted bl.a wile,"
PbtWpt told the seveo·man,
ftH·W'OmaD jury beariq tbe
lblrd week of teatlmony lo Bar=mardcr trial. • coaclumu . aupport·
ed e t.timioft111~ in
wbtch m Uci>bolilm 1pedalllt
aatd Barley. wu .auffertq an .. ~ blactout" when tbe
mbblnj~.
Huald Holly, a Costa M•a
CODlaJtaDt Wbo 1peciallut iD alcobol·related traffic 1afety
pro1rama, claimed Barley Ud
DO awarmeu rA what wu c» lo• .. wbeo Mra. Barley wa1
ttaltbed 17 Umel outa a
Ana eoa.. 1bop a1 borrifted
passersby watched.
Barley's emoliooaJ problems,
Phillips testified. were
heightened by Barley's use of
large amounts of aJcobol.
In the aftermath or the crime.
Phillipe said, BarJey "was quite
Nixo"' Bebe
Visit Canyon
GRAND CANYON, Artz
(AP) -Former Preaidenl
Nixon and b.ia friend Bebe
Rebozo vilited the Grand
Canyon durln1 their
aiahtaeetnc tour of the Soutbftlt.
The two, travellnl ln a
motor home wlth 1lx
Secret Service a1enta,
spent about three boun at
the can1~'1 1outb r1m
Sunday. Nbon vt.wed tbe
eaQJOD trom MVeral loc•·
Uona, 1l0>ed autoarapb1
and Poted for pictures
with •m'Dl'lMd tourtata.
On llonday, tbe en-
tourace traveled to Olen
CaQJOd Dam near Pace.
wber9 N1lm ud Reboso
dctceoded Sii feet into the
dam OD a tout. '11ie former
pNIJdeat also IJ'am.d I
televtalon IJMrvlaw.
t
depressed and very tearful
about Cathenne being gone ..
"He feels guilt and remorse,
but only ~ause he has been
told about what be did.
"It was very strange about the
way be mourned her death, as If
she had been run over by a truck
or that someone else did it,··
Phillipe said.
He said he based bis con
clualons m Barley's mental state
on a three·bour interview con-
ducted In October and r~ults
of psycbo&oclcal tests.
Barley was UTested at the
murder scene outside a
restaurant lo the Fashion
Square 1boppinl plua He ha.a
remained ln Oran1e Cduoty Jail
lo lieu~ $250,000 bail.
At the time or his arrest,
Barley, a former Dally Pilot re-
porter, wu «i probation follow·
ln1 a Dec. 9, um lmile assault
on llra. Barley.
Dr. Pbllllpe tald Barley bad
'DO ~ nicollectJon cA the
preYloul attack..
Tbe Pl)'chlatrilt 1atd Barley
hH a b11terieal peraonallty
type, in wtUc:b a penon lt "~
emotlan.al than thoutbttul" and
likely to be bllhb dramaUe.
Ht aald Barley WU poaeued
by l"8CUIT81t .. 1ul1Jde f antaJ"
ln which be would taU an over·
dOH of a drul pcwerlbed (ot bit
heart. llab h1I ""'ta anc1 bleed
to ol Mn. Bar&IJ.
DAILY PILOT ,43
\
Reports Must Wai~
Persons 'Missing' Maybe Not
t .
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87 Aa'llR1ll a. VINI ... ...,,. ....
TIM ioni•t boun yoq may •v•r mduN are tbole tbat must
PIN befON a police a1eaey will
accept a formal Mbstnc P-.oo
report and hut.lat. u aetive
tearc:.b.
Tbe Latertm period for waltln&
parent. •DOUM or loved one la
often one of pure, fn.llStJ"aUne
Hell, woodedq what may be
happentq or bu .happened to
the mf.ashtl party.
"Some are Just the kind ot
people wbo want lo dilappear."
shrup veteran Newport Beach
Police Set. Ken Thompson.
wboae department won't take a
Missing Penoo report for up to
two weebatterlbefact.
The ooly dev1aUoo from the
wail-awhile policy ln area poli~
department.a involves evidence
of probable foul play or a penon
with a history of mental or emo-
tl oo al disturbance, a severe
physical band1cap, suicidal im-
pulaea or cues or the very old
and feeble or very young.
Costa Mesa police routinely
require a five-day wait after so
meone bas disappeared before
they will accept a Mi1slng
Person report. while ln Irvine 1t
is 48 hours
The varushed person may be
dead by then, or stranded
halfway acro68 the cont.ment or
even 10 some foreign country,
but Uus is not usually the <'~.
pohce !>ay. based on past h1'>
tory.
"Our average <'llSt' 1s usually e1
domesti<' s1tuat1on." says Sgt
8111 Miller of the Orange County
Sbenff's Department Missing
Persons and Crimes Against
Persons Detail
The time lapse before tacklmg
the case as bonit fide saves
many otberw1se squandered
hours of pohcework and tax
dollars spent on wild goose
chases.
"They're usually back by
then," says Costa Mesa Police
Lt. Tom Durham of bis depart
ment's five-day wa1ting period
before acceptiag a Missing
Person report.
He says it is lypical for a
Fresh Bear
Tracks Found
SARATOGA CAP> -State
wildlife ofticiala aay they have
found frelb bear tracks near the
same Sarato11a neighborhood
where a 400-pound bear wu cap
lured last summer
But Sgt. Leo Thrombley of the
Santa Clara County sbenff's or
fice said wardens do not plan to
set trape or conduct a search for
the bnnn be<'ause it "ls not caus
mg any harm or.damage " The
bear was sttn Sunday by res1
dents in the Peach Hill Road
area They $aid 1t wus hlRR<'r
than a cub but were unrrrtum
how large
Persons
husband or wife, son or
daughter. who Just felt an over
whelming urge t.o be alone and
think things out for awtule to
f10ally atra&&le home or theU'
own voUUoo.
Tbe same time lapse is about
average for runaway JUveruJes,
except for the bizarre ract that
California, since Jan 1. 1977,
has technically bad no such
thing as a runaway juveruJe
That's wben new laws took ef
feet, prohibiting polJce or other
Juvenile authorities from detam·
LDg and holding youngsters who
have simply left home, unless
they are charged with commit
tmg some crime
Frustrated pohce point out
that all they may now do 1s
~amply p1ck up such a wa~rf'r
for his or her own safety
laterally give them a hfl home
and tum them over to parents or
guardJan.\
Splitting from home, taking
off, elopuig, or whatever other
t~rm may be used. the pracllrf'
is no longer a vtOlat1on of tht>
state's Welfare and lnst1tut1on-.
Code as 1t once was
But the old law<. ronvi·,...,1·1>,
have never been stncktn from
Callforrua statuw books
Ann Mclkan, director ol the
LYNN !Love Your Neighbor
Now) Center 10 Huntington
Beach, says would·be helpers of
even receptive youogster.1 today
race a Catcb-22 legal situation as
it DOW llands.
"Technically. 1( I took a
runaway kid home for her safety
to ma.Ile sure lhe wun't CoiDI to
get uuulted and raped on the
street, I eoald ltlll be ehalad
wttb llal'-iDI • ...away 0 a
parem reaU1 •-ted to 1et
'ltkky," Ms McLean explains
· 1 could beat it, but 1t wouJd take a bell of a fig.bl,•• HJ9 the
loa1Ume confJdante and
COW1Rlor who baa helped count·
less runaway! over the years.
both local and from out ot the
area. at the volunteer arencY at
222 Fifth St . near the Pier
She cit.es cues of two girb.
each 14, who came to her last
fall s~klng help in straightening
out tbetr lives and dlfficult rami
ly situations
'These kid'> wanted ht>lp ·~ht
stresses
"We set up an interview Wlth
the one girl and her mother at
thl' p<>hce department." says
Ms McLean "They got into a
knock down. drag-0ut fight n~ht
tbeN mu. nauon.
TIM uplbot wu tbat the bitter
motber refuted to take ber
dauibts back lnto the famll~
home. tibe felt 1be wu better ttll
of the 1'-year-old •
But on the other band 1be P..
lu.ed to rrant the required ;w.
leue allowtn1 placement lnjil
permanent loiter care bolb"
where the dauC)lter wu wantat
''This kid WU literally ticbd
out lJlto the alrMt. There _.,
oowbere else abe cou.Jd IC)," a-.,s
Ma. McLean, and that la preciM-
ly what the law allowed to baP-
pen although the girl destM
aome Mmblaoce of a real home,
even that foeter home.
The only other altematLve
would be for her lo petltiOD die
courta to be declared an emaq
c1pated Juvenile, which wotald
also reqwre parental agreemtDt
LO wntlo« from ber mother
The Juvenile requesting sUth
legal status as a self-supporting
mdi victual who has not yet re-
ached the normal age of majori-
ty. however, must also furnish
proof ol eanung a sufficient in
come for food , clothing and
shelter
That's almost 1mposs1ble for a
14-year-old girl
But on the other hand. a
youngster who bas left home but
1s techrucally not a runaway and
inehg1ble for 1uverule hall could
break the Catch 22 bind by
break.mg the law against pro
st1tuuon
She then would be c:omm1tllog
a cnme and therefore wouJd be
t>hg1ble to hot> placf.'d 1n Juvenile
Hall
Th~ u; the way our system
v.ork!> for JUVf•nale M1 ss1ng
Per~ons. or al lea!>l for ~ome of
them
W [ DNESDA V • Rusooi. for
LuviaJC
Navy Ship
In Dilemma
SAN DIEGO <AP> -
Tbe Navy's deep water.
unmanned neovery •ea.el
ta on ta. ocean floor tn ..... ,.d ....
Ud the~ would 11.ke to
raise 1t 1be trouble la, the
venel may be the only
tilt•• able to rescue Mmetllllll d t.bat depth. Tbe IUb apparently aant
lat week 20 miles west of
Hawaii wtille bein& used
oo one ol Ill depest un-
derwater experiments, the
Naval Ocean Systems
Center confirmed here
Monday
An operator an a surface
ship was controlling 1t at
the end of a 4 2·mile cable
Jan 20 but "when they
rttled m the tether <'able,
nothin~ was thf.'re,"
<.pokeswoman Pat
Polakowski said
Storekeeper Valerie Vinje ~wearing a red pinwale corduroy blazer over a
navy, light blue, and red diecked shirt with white collar, accented by
a red ribbon tie. It's too bad thJs ad is in black and white, but you can
see it in full oolor in OW' department for Ladies Oassic Oothi.ng ...
81.ai.er available also in navy or green.
Allon of at:TaOr'dJ""'JI chantd:rr for mm. bovs tmd now. ltldl•
102& Irvine, Newport Beach.
-··---Cilifomla. Phone 642-1061
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For Gas'
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Ca r _ adoa'1 •laadbJ
••• pl would
tu• .,. to a '° put ..... ....°*-would Dlt _........ edeqaat.e ,., all
o••r •~• eoaetr1, mn1r11 ~oftldal&MJ. ••ovldlal u ldnn~ look at Ute plan that wUl be
HbmlU.. 0 CODIHll nest •oa", Admlal1lutor Buel RelJIDI of lb• BDlflY ~~Mid
Moiiwlu that ratioa.tq wouldn't
ceuut1)' mean adequate sup.
pU•
And abe toJd • Senat.e BDero
1ubcommltt.ee tbat. II a ration·
lnl 1ya.m becom11 aeeessa.ry.
mucb al tbt 1u purcbued by
motorbtl will double ln price
wta.n tbe COit al ~alled "white
market" raUoatn1 coupou 11
COWlted 1n M1. RoWm 1ald the A.ma1can
motorlllt .-about• a•llou ol 1uollne moatblJ. UDdcr the ed·
mlnlstralion'• rationing plan,
C'-OGIUmptioa would be reduced
to a bout 40 to u a a lions
montbly
Mr. Rollim said her depart·
ment l1 wotkinl on a "quickie'' raUoaJnc plan whereby ration
ln1 coupons could be picked up
at nna.nctal lnltJtuliona or local
and state eovernmeot acenctea,
but did not spell out detaill, auch
•• •bat do~umentatlon • motorist would teed to obtain
coupom.
Sunken Ship Traps 17
1be tanker WU Identified u • New York-
buecl t.anlrer recittered to tbe l[tnpt.oa Shlpptq
Co. Inc., ol New York. Tbe •.-...on lhlp wu
loaded with bea.y fuel oU ud WU bound for a
Plorida Power Corp. aenentinl staUOD near St.
Petenbu:rl.
I LT. DAVID a.uao, "IJC)bemao at u. St.
P ....... Cout Guard ltlitian, Wd tbe murky,
tliMool .... WU. UmMed .tltblll;J to tbrM to four ,.... .... leial tbe wrd
J>hwl Nelilftd 90 .... p I wbm llM'J tapped
UM c:atts'I b.u1l from tbe CM•·• •"ftn-'n flJM, •• &aid ooe lldftrina IU?"ftTW at
• mdi3'ft medical cents OD abore. '"Tbe pya
I.bat ar. down there an soae. •· It ... not known what caused tbe eolH!don,
wbicb occurred lD calm aeaa and under clear •Idea. None ol the tanker'• earao apWed, but the
fuel oU leMed from the cutter.
A~ES BAD nryi.q optakam about
tbe .. capeieta for find.lnc &Q)'ODe alive trQPed ln-
tide .. miter .
''AD .._. peopJa an mder aboek, ud lt
woaJd be bard foe them to 1.-t YW7 -..·· Mid
Cout Guard spokesman L&Dce .lo...
the TV people came on wttb a._, preamble erplalntn1
t.bat t.be ntck bad hem 'fatl7 ed11*l fGr tbe Weriakm au-
dience.
Woos ....... lfllilsele
Ena at lb.al, the annormc.w waned srtmlJ, JOQ
should use your diacretioo 1n dilcreetl7 •atcbinl tb.b.lz>.
ttiscre« epic d~ to an alleaed diacretionary theme ol t.n-
dlscretion Syria Snubs Arab Ties
GOOD HEAVENS! By now you're 1rippin1 lbe
armchair with wtutened knuckles.
Abruptly at that momem, the ll&bta went out and tbe
video tube went dart.
What kind ol awfulneu could we be miaain&1 After all,
with the heavy wamioe you aot at the top of the abow, th.ii
mavte bad to be a lot worse t&.an repl.ar TV.
On rqu1a.r TV, the cop abowa have one blud&eon.Lnc.
two st.abbUlp and a motorcycle cruh before the ftnt com·
mereial break.
Maybe lt'a aes they were atrUd ol. So it would ban to
be a lot llClier tbaD the 11tuatiao comedie9 wbere U., put
a gay PY uu an ..,tpatlon with two mbd liril lD • bot
tub. Or tbe coUeae basketball p.mee tbeJ air fGr tbe kid-
dies that t..sure com.men:iala ol made Lu Vepa danctnc
8iJ'la.
ll001l'D T'ICKKD BY wblJe JOU sat by fllekertnl
candleli,,.., wattiDI for the Mature Theme to re-appear oa
the TV ecrem. You ponder tbe 'ft.l"Diq aplD. Maybe lt'1
horror tbeJ're won1ed about.
TW'a it! Tb.la Apartmelll abow la like tboee lhut11
eplca offend 1n the tbeaten downtown with nam• like
"Su.at Ser llD" or "House al Cru:lal" or "GtlJana Cult al
the D•mned"
Suddm\J, tbe liChll came beck oa. The TV screen
all Te aplD. You wat.u latenllJ lar Mature Theme.
Funny, tbil blaclt·and·white IDO'rie just aeem1 to be
about a ti.mcb ol people m..tn& around 1n an apartment
They ..-had all their clotMs oo.
TelevilDon sure can be pnnHn1 some limes.
Sakharov Speaks Out Again
MOSCOW (AP) -Baniabed
buman ri&hll activlat ADdni
Sakharov once aealn defied the
Kremlin's efforts to silence blm,
cbarein& the Soviet government
with violating h.ia ''buic rieht to
receive and disseminate lo formation" and cballengin& ll to
put him on trial before the
world.
DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) -
Beset by naUina domestic ter·
rorism and fe&rful of an laraeli
attack without Eeypt to help
hlm, President Hafea Assad ls
movin& Syria cloaer to the So-
viet Unioo despite tbe Ruaaiam'
unpopular lntervenllon 10
AJ1bant.tan.
AaNd. leader of t.be Arab op-
poeltiao to the Eaptian-braeU
peace treaty, declared bi&
;;:,:-:;::.~ .... ~
day after a feu..r·bour meetina
witb Soviet P'Greip M!nlater AD·
cl.rel Gf'Olll1ko.
Meanwhile, Gromyko, whole
three-day visit end.I toda7. use.I
Moslem Sy rt a '1 capital u a
platform from wbicb to call the
United St.at.es the "worst enemy
of l.slaJn and Third Worid na·
bona ..
''I THINK 8YUA la aettini
clOMr to the So'fieta because of
Aasad'1 feel.inl that be baa been
pul 1n a corner by lhe United
States, by the El)1Jtia.n·laraeli
peace treaty," one Western
diplomat in Damucua aaid.
Syria waa one or seven nations
lbat refused to attend the
Islamabad conference or foretgn
mlnistera at which :W other
Moelem oatiom early toda) COO·
demoed t.be Soviet action In
Afgba.ru.atan and demanoed the
withdrawal of the occupation
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Syria alto abltained oo the
U .N . General Alaembly vote
condemnlq tbe So'fiet lntenen-
tion. Dlpkmatl bere uy Syrian
offidala at tbe U .N. lobbied for
the Rual8DI befon the vote.
A11ad be1an erpreuine b1a
deeire for doeer Uee wiUa the
Ruaaiaal lut October wbea be
wa1 1bopptn1 for arm• In
Moecow. Bl NII• 1a • • it at tbe
doH al .. eoqnll ol Ida rm.
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SY•IAN orrtCIALI U ·
praaed 11...t l8tidactkJD wtth
the rwWtl of Ida Moeeow 'fiait,
but wtuit be got bu not been
made pabllc . Diplomatic
IOW'cel be1ien be Sot more T-72
tank1, Mt0-23 and MtG-25
flebun a.nd Sukbo1 fllhter
bomben. Tb• llua.1tan1 also
prom.1-1 to belp defmd S)'l'ta ti it
wuactac:bd
became llr..U Prt me Ml.ni.attt
Menacbem Belin to&d members
of the 8riUlb Parliament earlier
lhla maalb that Syria wu plan·
nin& to attack llrael. West.em
diplomata aay there ia no
nideoce al Syrian prepa.ratioll5
(or an attack, and that ndl an
attack is unlikely becaase
S1rtaa b'Cll an outpaed Dd
. o"tcl....S by llrael'•· A.9ad
took ............ -a Gp
that ......... ph•tw1 ... at-
tack s,ria. ....... cltpantU lllAd.
OM. y "LOT
o Cause For Panic' EScapetl
Spy Still
At Large
1BVDAL 1n1DD:1 mva "liW. lndlcatioo.
that --~ tlO ear1.bq e wamlnp. TIM •rtJ!lqU.Ue •anU.nc 1111tema wUJ bl l!IUlnl MODle to rwpond at all," be told an
earthquake pftdlc1 confensoc• bere. Th•
MNklll ._ apomcwed by lbe U S Geolo1JcaJ Sun~. the dt7 ol IM Aqele& and other atat.e and federal~
"Pwiple tend to cS-.J and dimlubb 11 threat,"
be aaJCl. ''That ll the meeham m \bat ~tau.a a•l oo
u airplane even tbo'9P we mow that airplanes 10metf.ma er •• n.e mecbanllm can ~rk oo public olfic\all
just u tt doea wttb the 1Htblic. be S41d, add.inc that
people often cbooM to believe only the lnlormaUoo
that nrlnfottes tbe1r precooceptiooa of the dancer.
'l1IE DIBl'UBUTION OF aecurat.e and com-
plete lnformaUcn therefore becomes critical 11 at·
Sl.2 Billie
Arco Income ·
Up 45 Percent
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Atlantic Richfield Co..
saJd lbs 19'7'9 earulna• locreued '5 percent over
last year and announced a 21 percent dividend in·
creue and two-for-one 1toc~ epUt.
Arco President Tboroton lh-adahaw aald Mon-
day Uult net income for 1t'19 was $1.2 billion, or
$8.48 a ah.are, a 45 percent jump over the $80C.3
miWon. or SIUO a share, reported for 1918.
lkCan .. G•f•• Gr•••tl
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Leo McCarthy i s
strengtbenin1 bis tenuous grasp on the top post of
the state Assembly, but it may cost tum hi8 plans
to run for governor OT the U.S Senate iD Ul82
McCarthy gained eround Monday in the lat.est
showdown wJth hla one·tJme chief lieutenant,
Howard Berman, In their battle for the
speakenbip, ieneTally re1arded u the moet in·
nuentiaJ political office
{ J in California alter the · ST ATE 1overnor. Berman •owed lo
--------continue tbe fi1ht,
deapite public statement.a
by 801De d hla aapportera that they wll1 no 1-0qer
support the tactics Berman baa used.
r.lrO..,.ed I• Att•ek
SANTA MONICA <AP> -A brother and sister
were charged Monday in coonedion with a traffic
accident two weeks ago in which actor James
Garner was assaulted and robbed, authorities
said.
Aubrey Leigh Wllliams Jr., 35, of Tajunga.
laces charges olbit·and-nm, assault with a deadly
weapon and erand theft, while bis alater, Deborah
Ann. 25, of Pasadena, fa<!es one count of grand
theft, according to the district attorney's office.
Garner, star of the recently canceled NBC-TV
aeries, "The Rockford Files," was hospitalized for
three days after the Jan. 16 incident in which be
was allegedly beaten and robbed by two people
riding in a car which bad bumped into hla on a
Coldwater Canyon road
SU 1'1•re 1t' elb Closed
LOS ANGELES <AP) -The number of wells
closed down in Los Angeles County because of
cbemlcal contamination now stands at '4 after
state officials detected trace amounts of
tricbloroelhylene iD six wells in the cities of
Burbank and Sant.a Monica.
State Department of Health . Services
spokeawornan Barbara Powell emphasized,
flowever, that there wu little danger since the five
wella operated by the City of Burbank are used on·
1y in summer as backups.
,,,..,, Pretest St.,,ed
STANFORD (AP) -Anti-war activJst Daniel
Ellaberl deulanded an end to the arma race on
Monday and uraed young people to oppose a
military draft, aaytng the United States govern·
ment wanted them "for cannon fodder." EJJabera, add.reuin& about 1,000 students at
Stanford University'• Old Union Courtyard, said,
"We have the power to assert no annibllatioo
without representation . . Cold War II is moving
atr&1Cht to Nuclear War J " Ellaberl called for an immediate, unilateral
moratorium on teatinl, production and deploy·
ment of nuclear weapons.
CONDENSED STATEMENT OF
CONDITION
December 31, 1979 ,__...,,
..... ,. :ta .... 11 .... _._.
TOTAL ASSETS
LIABILITIES: l
TOTAL LIABILITIES &
STOCKHOLDERS EQUITY
wMflw~,_... ..... ~-----~ ........ .... Millit,• .......... ... _Ill...,,._ ---~ ....,., ... .....
·n..oai of Quakea
to dam an to
actual dautr tram a ~cua ctUakt. Ecc!DC)tDl.d~ -GfColonto&&a~
lJDtY '1 IOIJDllN a .... ol • ......,, bow•ter.
AhhouO tbl tnlUaJ ..._porwe &o a ftrm, klqWm
prtdlctlon ma1 bl • &.WUll, lM Wd.
.. &.btre .W be ftrl 1~ dDp llP9"'DI to the
nt1ooaJ ec:GDOlllJ • • .,,,. d.uaer lo \enDI ol pabllo poller ll to
MUen a.bat .... ~ ... DOt yWd t.ll1
lmm ale Lmpacta that' tM.ap an DOW ute," be
l&ld.
tr ftlB P&DICTSD quake ll a few yMn
a•IJ, be u.ld, 1ucb tbJqa M demand for new
bom• lD the tar .... area m., llow'1 decreue.
Tlaat woaJd produce a deettne ln eoostrueUoa lead·
las to =loymeot and a1m.1lar effect.a. A.I lhe economy may aeem outwardly
aou.od, ll could be teeterin& OD the edae and, lf ul·
Umatel;y pushed over, •'there could be a pre-
clpltoua collapse ... that la very dramatic and
very quick."
OHS WAY TO HELP prevent 1uch a 1udden
cra1h ll to provide earthquake imuraoce for the meet ana. Cochrane contenda lnaW'aoce could be
aold profttably l1Dce even a m.Jor quake will tiro-
duee only pocketa of aeven clamqe and moat
am,Je-f amily homes abould escape wtthout major
loaaa.
No Conaecl Beel
LOMPOC <AP) -
-·---AutbortUea. wbo bave eoollnned dW coovlc\fMI
W19'1 IPJ Cbrtltopbtr ~ ... aided rw otbitr ..,..
matel m Ida dartDC J• .
%1 prlJOD escape lat
•eek, GOW be.ilne be ll
bldlnC ln snountalDOUI
wrramnartbolbeN.
The tz.,_,-o14 Boyee,
who br'Ob out Of the mu·
lmum-aec:urtty toatJtu·
tloa UiO milel nortbwat ot Loe Aqeles .... ...,.
tnced in urn to a 40-year
• term for aeWnc So.tel
acenta t0me top.secret
eovernment doeumenla
wbicb be obtained in bis
job u lfJCurity clerk at
TRW, Inc ., a Lo•
An&elea·area defense contractor.
U .8 . Marahal'•
1pokeaman Ken Pekarek
uld Monday tbe es·
t.enaive air and &round
search !« Boyce around
the priaoo would prob-
ably cootinue to prove
MUeti said earthquake lnaurance rabea aome
aurprlsing problems. He aald bis rele&l'ch I'll·
geata ''the more a corporatioo or bualnesa la cov·
ered against earthquake loss, the less they are
likely lo do ln response lo a prediction. It makes
sound economic sense not to shore up a buildina 1f
that bulld.lbg ls 10sured aealnst earthquake
losses." he said
"We found Just th~ opposite am<>Oj private ln·
d1viduals and public officials," amona whom the
purcbue of earthquake insurance may indicate a
great.er aeoeral awareness of earthquake riaU.
But these sheep don't seem to mind as they are quite content graz.
mg on cabbage in a field turned over to a shepherd by an Imperial
Valley farmer fru.trated with a horrendous cabbage market. He
decided not to harvest his crop on the Hi&hline CanaJ near El Cen-
tro. Cabbage pnces have been "as bad as lettuce" thia year, with
both hovering around the $2.50 per carton mark th.rough the
harvmt season
unsucceaslul
''Our theory LI that be
will try to move south
through Southern
California. tbenoutoftbe
country -J>091lbly lo
Ireland where be bad
relatiYea," Pekarek aakL
CONTINENTAL I
Our new~ flights take
vou from Los Angeles to ducago.
But on board, tht: flavor &s foreiKJt.
Mexico Australia. Japan. \\\:'re
fcatun a difft:renl foreign land
., ..
"'
every month
Pel\.~ Flight~ ~art
rn Contment.afs
boarding an:a. w Ith
festJve music. dccorauom
and colorfully oosturncxJ
Itek.et agcn~
r~.L~--;_·. ~;j!; ". -~ .. -~·
~.
On hoard. 1t"s a real f~ign affair.
M~ AulhenUc food and drinks
added to our regular meoo. Plus a
whole ~Idol fun.
When )<XI gee off the plane. ~ 11
treat you hke a foreign dignitary. Our
new expedited baggage~ wdl ·
hUYC your bags waiting for you. Jmtead
of you wrutmg around for them.
Cootinental's P~ Aights
~ in February. with the flavor of
Mexico on e\'ery flight to Chicago.
tunng vKk:o hor-.e rdCC\ dunng IM
flr).!ht Pia) lhc lhomughtlred't illld
dome\ and mlllarCtX. A pnvac beach.
golf coursc. tenru.Hxlurt\, ~11)11
sae ~ rmmrng pool\.
deep~ fish mg
and IA<aler ~rrng will
.. eq> ~OU enlt: rtaineJ
Lm H~ •~truly
()~ of the wood's
~~ular vou could tx a ~•nnct. What do vou
win'' A 'illrpme. Expect anythin!! from
\Omhrer06 10 pil\at.a' MAICH IS
~ '><!) adl6s to that same old HAWAI MONlll
n1¢it back l:.asl. Cootrnental t.W::s you
Continent.al'l> Passport ~~~~~~~ as.land hopping Ill Hrghts are talung ---....,-a March. Sip cxotK'
off for Chic.igo. con<xlCWf'lS. Sample
WINAFRIE nat.M!~.w~ VACAJ10N. yoor hip\ to the heal
E¥e1')' month. a of Hawauan rtwthm..
vacatJon will be gi\ICn And fan~ about
away. 8 week for (WO at lazy afternoons 00 warm
our Passport Aight foreign 5andv ~ After all.
cle<;tinatJon. Tu enter, just sign up you Just m1~hl wm a ~k m Hawau
<m board or at any
Continental ticket
office Ill~
Angeles or
Chteago~•
ln focl:>-
ruary, you _.....c:~-
oould win ...... ~~~
a~kin~
zanillorncludmg
airfare. car and hoed
~oourtcsy
o(~ffadas
resort hotel.
OYec1ooking
Manzanillo Bay.
rocm ~ anct F01ten u,,x WhJStJe
LO the WOC of Wakrulg Mataki&.
And sign up IO •111 d ~~down under.
'tarU.,.\
MAY IS JAMN MONnl
Taste the Onent on the ~3) lo
Ot,cago. Subtle: seafood delicadc::s.
Co&d Japanese txer-Soothing
Ea.'item musac and rmpeccaNe
<iC1VlOe. AJJ rn !he tranquil a~
sphcn: ol a Japanese garden.
'lbu 11 en JOY the ~lax.ing feclmg of
the Onent and )00 could
WU\8 lnpto
Japan.
CDl1NNIAL
HAS NEW r,\Ml.Y MIS.
Our new ·Mc and We" rares mal e
II e&.'i)' lO take yoor famtly ruoog. You
can tak.e )'OW' spou.'IC or finr du.Id loc
50% off Che regular Daycc:.::ti lare.
Eacb addiCJonal child ~n 2 and
17 an go for 60"4 off. There are some
rcstric:tiom.
For compleee details on P~
fljghrs and ~Me &nd We" fares. call
)'OW'tmel &g!Cfll. ~~
department or Cootinental. The fljght
to Chicago will ne¥Cr be the same.
To Chicago.
8:45am, 11:00am.2:25 pmt.12:llam.
----..•O.. ..._ ... ,._._,.v..._~..,-Las Hadal is like •
Moonsh callJe
oomplete wrtb white lOU SHOULD SEE US NOW. .,, .. -..... ------~----a.. ...... i.-_ ..
d, M~llNI ,.,.,.
....i..._rttof Ktu I COit to f.ll_lrw:l"\l~ie
faeta.
iWJrO»OliUtXI 1J t.u C , ma We to ad to
pracUce ol cb
·!111~, 1111t~111'turf.~•ti4eedJD. In ... am.all d.lltrict. atd l
ftnanclal ecimtralnta. first 1topped I ti It.I . Tben the acbool board
unani~toliDPDM a charce ol 10 centa per 1tu·
t 1)el' da1 for elementary IChool bm aemce.
The advene reacUoo ol parenta wu u.ndentaodabJe.
e new fee could amount to more than l300 a year for a a :ill)' with three )'OUDpten in elementary 1choola, up eome poorer famlli• would quallly for exemption m the ch.arae.
~ In Lquna, it's not all Lb.at euy to tell the ldda to
lk to school 'lbe one intermediate 1cbool ia perched on
ol a steep hill, the two elementary school.I at either
ol the community. one at the top of a curved Paclflc
t Hl&bway bJU so dangerous the state bas even put tn
center divider to curb accidents. Hardly a place for
to walk. ~ Also a topic of concern i.s the possibility that many
rents, rather than pay the bua charee, will drop their
lldren off en route to work, leaving them unsupervised
school grounds. ~ But the Laguna Beach bus ree seems t.nev1table, ~mi e question of a sunilar effort to recoup revenue is being
cussed m the Newport-Mesa Unified School District
~the Ocean View <elementary) District m Huntington
~ach ~ Newport-Mesa already charges h1gb school bu~
ders 50 cents a day. The proposal under exammat1on l:>
fee of Sl a day for all students, but with special con
eration for students qualifying for free or reduced·
ce school hmcbes.
~ WhiJe the bus fee 1Ssue is only in the preliminary Uig stage at Ocean View, 1t shares one problem
h the Newport-Mesa District -the closure of elemen-
ry schools because of declirung enrollment, which puts
any youngsters out of reach or a true "neighborhood" oschool.
"" Too, m Huntington Beach, trustees must consider the
ward of reqwnng children to cross very wide and orten
fligh-speed thoroughfares if they must walk to school.
While we've all heard about grandpa who trudged
four miles through the snow to his little schoolhouse, the
companson hardly holds up today. Among other ttungs,
be didn't have to contend Wllh four-lane highways bristl-tn& with speeding cars.
-:. And even well-orgaruzed parent carpools are going to
rn up lots more gas than school bu.&es that can haul 60
unpters on one trlp -a consideration in an enero .uis.
But the cold fact 1s that the schools are caught ill tbe
guddle of a money pinch -a pinch that seems destined
~ get ever tighter -and their first obligation is to meet
the basic educational requirementa of the state code
If that can only be done by reducing the mvestment
in extra SCl'Vlces. including charging for transportation.
there seems to be no alternative
Life-saving Issue
The question of who should provide lifeguard service
on coWtty beaches m the South Coast area has been
bouncing back and forth for months.
Last week, the cities of Huntington Beach and
Newport Beach underbid a private firm shooting for a
five-year contract for lifeguard services on county
beaches near those cities.
However, separate bids by Laguna Beach and San
Clemente for the same prerogative on beaches aear their
boundaries were. when combined, $104,000 more than
the single bid received from Lifeguard International
Beach Services, Inc
lt woo't be until next month that county supervisors
will decide who will get the five-year contract.
~. rs' decision will, in part, be guided by an
upco evaluation report from the county's Environ·
mental anagement Agency. •
Because the saving of human life is involved m the
decision, certainly more than the low dollar should be
weighed.
And those doing the evaluatmg of the competmg pro
posals should gauge quality of servlce as well as level of
service when recommendmg where the contract should
be placed.
• Opmtone expressed In the space above are those of the Daily Pilot
Other v1ewa expresaed on this page are those of their authors and
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Box 1560. Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Phone (714) 642-4321
Boyd/Roll~r Skates
BJL•.BOYD
Q. How many miles to t.M
1allon can YoU 1el on a pair'
ol motorbed roller altata"
A. Ftp.re 220 mp1. For
about $150, you can buy
same. but I don't know
Dear
Gloomy
where. Top speed 11 aald to
be about 30 mph. And the
tank holds a pint •
Q. In the National Football
Lea1ue'1 tralojo1 camp
jar1on, who'• "the Turk?"
A. The at.alter who le Ila a
player when be has been cut
lrom the squad
Q. What doel a bloodbouod
do when lt IOMI t.be aceat lt'1
trackiq?
A. Cuti beck untlJ It findl
tbe trail a1aln. Peralltent
rHcal, that bloodhound.
Penlstence, ln fact la the
other qu.llty, b .. tdea ill
aeoaltivlty to scent, tbat
m akea It 1ucb a fre1t tracker.
\.
Aot>er1 N. WtedtPuDftwr
TU19d1r, J1nu1fY ZI, t• S.rtwa K,..lblchtEdftorlel Pege Editor
Pakistan Aid May Backfire
EVEN WORSE, from a prac·
tlcal viewpoint, are the doubts
about Zia's reUablUty as an ally
Last November. mobs 10
Islamabad sacked the US. Em·
busy and terrortied its occu-
pants, killing two embassy
personnel, before Zia s troop&
got around to r~scu1ng the
Amencans hours after a plea for
belp
In add.Jlton to Zia's drawbacks
as a leader worthy of US. sup-
port, ~iooal sources say
Carter'• dectaioa to ruab aid to
Zia may have been premature.
Evidence that the Soviet.a have
picked Pakistan aa their next
target ls "far from complete,"
congressional expert.a told my
reporter Lucette Lagnado.
loteW1ence reporta indicate
that a far likelier victim would
be Iran, which has been ren·
dered vlrtually defenseless by
secltonal and ethnic anarchy
and decimaUoo or ill armed
forces. For obvious reasons,
there baa been little talk of
11vlq aid to Ayatollah Ru.bollah
Khomeini to reaiat So-vletqgrwk»a.
EVEN GEN. ZIA seems un-
convinced that a Soviet invasion
Paul Harvey
IA lmmi.Dml, mJ toW'cea aa,.
del te bU public ap,...ka at
alarm. 1be7 •rsue &ht u be boa tbouibt t1M Ruulam
were com.lq, 6. would oot be lo-
1l1Ua1 tbat all •trlnal be re·
moved frwn American aJd. There 11, of courae, tbe
poqlbWb tUt 1Ja may indeed
tear a Soviet attack over the
Altban border but bu •imply
ailed up Jimmy Carter u ao
euy mark wbo cu be bluffed
&Oto auppbizlC U.S. aid wU.bout
HI Ct1nC ID)' C01ldlliooa lo r$-lurn.
A better poker player Uw>
Carter mt1bt uae Paki1tan'a
newly perlloul alluatloo aa a
mean. ol forcin1 democratic ~·
forma on Zia. lnatead, lbe Unit· ~St.ates appears ready to wnt<'
Zia a blank ~It.
AMONG THE mililar)
hardware the Pent.a100 I.I coo·
sl3ertna aupplyf.ng to P aJdlt.an
are jet a1rcnft, tank.I, armored
personnel carriers, aurrace
ablpt and 1ubmarloea, u well u
anU-tank, alr·lo-IJ"Ound and ait-
to-alr mbaUee. And reaumpticm
of U.S. aid -which w11 cut off
because Pa.kiat.an wu believed
to be maldng an atomic bomb -
wtll give Zia the opportunity to
channel bia once·llmlted funds
into a heretofore forbidden
nuclear program
Footnote. A spoke11man for
'be Pakistani Embassy 1n
W eshmgton bn.aahed aside ~·
ports that ZJa's re£tme i.a UD·
popular The United States "Li
belp1ng the people, not tbe
ruler." M s aJd. Referrln1 to the
Soviet threat. h e said
"Leaders come and 10. but com-
m1Han are hired to 1et rid ot"
He agreed that the dao1er of •
Soviet tnvulon cannot be pinned
down "Who knows wben"" be
asked rhetorically He inai.ated
that the Amencan aid should be
unconditional ''It u oot the U S
business to Interfere 1n
Pakistani affairs," be &uJd
GOLD GIVEAWAY! Jimmy
Ca rter's proclamul1on of
economic warfare against th1
Soviet Uruon 1s bt-m~ c,cornt'd by
the men in the Kremlin ac, thf'
posturin's of a peanut P&trh
prea1deot and w1tb good rea '°°· For 35 years, the Soviet mtolom ln Czecboalovakla have
su~ceaafully realated our
ec:onomic praaure In a •ltuatJoo
where the United State!l pre
>umably had all the advantage
The case involves 2,400
~mencam wbocle p~y wu
ex: proprtated without com peas.a.
Uon when the communlata over-
r a o Czecboalovakl •. Tbe1t
tlaJma total ll06 mlllioo.
AU tboM yean, an 18 4-t.oa pot
of communist gold bu bttn
available to US ne10Uators
But our bureaucrau. too timid
lo uae ~ bonanza u a weapon
lo achieve Justice for the aging
rlalmanlb. tt"nlat1vely a.reed lo
a 1974 sdllement that would
ho Vt' let lhe ('~ech govemmt-nl
nff for $24 m1Jlton ll''>~ than
two b1L'i on the dollar Congres~
vetoed the outraeeoui. giveaway
SINCE TIIEN. of course, t.be
pnce ol the Czech gold hoard
bu akyroct~ fl'• now wortb
at leut sao millioa.
Tbe Fld. wbicb wu aet.ed b,o
the Nans dunng World War JI
and then recaptured by allJed
forces. ail.a lo a Loodoo vault. It
cao't be diape>Md of wit.bout
permi.uioa ot the French and
Brltiab •overnmenu. wbicb
ba ve tbown liWe illtereat lD lk
demand• of the Amertcao
claima.Dll.
Watb the renewal of tbe Cold
War. the out.look for a aeWe·
meat bu dim.iru.abed rapidJy
M eanwtu.le, the posaibllity of
partial compensation for the
1epnved property owners was
r<11s~d last yeJr wht'n J New
\' ork taic rourt ruled th1tt 1t ref
URt'e from Rt-d China rould cl&1m
the valut.-or family prop
erty sesud by the commurusts as
a deductlb~ loa on h1s income
tax returns
The same avenue may be open co the Amerlcau robbed by the
Cweb IOVft"IUDart. and fl mJgbt
well ~ the only v.ay they'll get
any compensauon at all
Plastic 'Throwaways' Waste Petroleum
Big Od 1s not too big to be
moved by pubhc pressure
In early January, Exxon and
Gull announced they would not
allow tfie1r affiliated stallons to
charge gasohol on company
credit cards
The 011 comparues have been
publicly procla1m1ng
the m11el vt>s
in favor of de
veloping and
using other
forms or
energy, yet
their 1n
stincllve re
~entmenl of
this compet1
lion from
alcohol fuel
became apparent when they
limited 11.s sale by company sla·
tions
Somt' of us publicly lamented
those companies' arrogant inept
Mailbox
1tude, Wlthin ._. wet>k th•· com
pantes announced they would ac
cept credit card!> ror the
purchase or gasohol und Tcx11co
annoWlred that It would be st-II
ing gasohol at 1.100 statlon11 by
early spnng
THERE IS somethmg el.lie WC
can do to extend our petroleum
supplies We can stop throWU\g
away plastu.• 1teml\ madt• or
petroleum
But agam, Big 011. instmctJve
I y, 1s going to resC'nl and re&U!l
this husbandry
In a complex, interlaced
econom1r system. s1gn1f1cant
changes necet.harily come
~Jowl}
Only a diet.at.or could swatch us
to other energies overnight wtth
no rf'gard for the disruption, d.ls
placement 1md unemployment
that would mevltably rec.ult
Evolution. at its most &<'·
relerated p.ir<.·. ts agonlZUlgh·
gradual
But LMre are some things our
nation ran do 1mmed1ately to
make more fuel available
We can use more nuclear
ener1y We can Wle more <.-oal
We can use more alcohol fuel
AND WE CAN slop tbrowtng
away oil in the form of
plasticr.
Most plast.Jcs are made from
petroleum . 1 S pe rceot of all
petroleum goes into plut1cs
During the days when olJ was S2
a barrel. we discovered w~ could
easily afford to make many
thmea "dJsposablt> '
Thus we dt>veloped throwaway
cigarette hRhters and coffee
cups, throwaway nashlights and
safety rawrs
Now that S2 oil is cost.Jng us
$.10 and more. we can no longer
afford to throw 1t away
' et -..e 11llll do
We throw away coffee stirrers
and ballpoint pens We throw
away dlaper-1' wtth plastic liners
We throw away the t.otal output
of a lot of 011 wells when we
throw away plaatic pop hollies
Let me say that eventually the
cost fact.or will dnve UB away
from plastic containers and
back to gl:ulb made of sand -
of which our nKt1on has more
than enough Also, glass con
tamers can be rt'cycled with a
further enerc !laving
AND rrs NOT necessary to
plow undtor the entire plasllcs tn
dustry Wt' merely need to re·
rill their lighters and the&r pens
and their safety razors
It's difficult to reahze that we
one~ got aloog without those
plastic garba1e baas but we
did
'Emphasize Preservation in Y osentite Plans'
To the Editor.
The 1001-awaited flnal
manacement plan for Yosemite
N at.ional Park bu been much
publicised these last few
month.a. With Its releue in late
November came much oppoai-
tlon from diuppolnted con·
aervaUonilta. The plan ta bein&
crttlclzed on the followtnc polDt.a
11 stated In the Dec 10 luue of
The Wllderneu Report, a
newaletttt put out by the WUder-
ne11 Society;
1. None of the r11ort-type
faclUttea (motet., sift lhopl,
r11tauranu. etc.) wm be re-
, moved from YOMIDite Valley.
Tb.la ti a ntnat from tM draft
plu wbldt c::···· . modllt propoHl Di reductn1 tbe oamber of 0Hrnl1bt acoom·
moclatlcm' Ud for pbu.out of
IOIDe ol tbe rllOl't f acWU..
t. No cbaQI la propoeed rs
the tnmportatlaa Dian notr ID
effect tD tlMt •.U.,. TW& baa ..S· vocahd tbal prlwate
aatomotit• be banned from the Yalley llDd tbal Yllhon be .....
qufNd to park lb lr can at
aneral ltallll.f a.re on UWi
~rlmeter al the park and take
maaa transit into the valley
3 MOCJt of the boualn& for Pan
Strvice and cooce1aioner
employees, aa well aa ad-
mlnlltraUve and maloteoaoc.
1trvlcu, are to be rtmovtd
from the valley to areaa at
W ab wooa and El Port.al OD t.be
south and west 1lda ol the part,
However, commercial facWU.
uMd b)' employeee u well u
v11lton, 1uch u a barber and
beauty ahop, a baU, lift &boll'
retall 1torH and 11nraf
rest.auraata and food ator'w, wW
remaln lo Yoeemtte VlUace. 1be
Soelety f avon remoTlDC non·
nHotial facWtl•, or movtna tboa. needed by emplo)'MI ana
.Utt.on to the .U.tint .,....,
comment. After a 30-day com-
ment period, the Aul1tant
Secretary of t.be Interior will
make the final deciaioo on the
plan. It la dwtq these 30 ~
that rwpome from the public
will be moat helprul and
penu.ulve tn harinl the plan re-vta.cl to meet our expect.at.Ions
and tbo11 or the conaerva·
Uonbta.
If future 1eMTatloaa an to
pou ... the priTUep of enJo>in1
lbe naturaJ beautJ of Y oaemlt.e
NaUGaal Park, we u CODcenaed
lndivlduall mult wol1l lo a col·
lecUve fubloa to ha .. our Ylewa
aired and con.aldered In the
ftnal decllloD.
To ::s,w JOUr eoacem f«
Ul1I . Y~ PlA!t Witte to WWlam l . , annctar
N atloaal Put fleri:kit, DIDart·
meot of tbe laterfOr,
Wublqte, D.C. IQMG.
CAat.A D.OB JOANNE T. D OU
emmmt ln order to Hve the
tobl of 900,000 Americans, the
bud&et to Japan'• Mltaublabi baa
been announced and 78 percent
or more of lbe Chrysler can to
be produ~ are cominl from
Japan
I wonder It Ulla wu ever dla·
cussed with our Coaareu or ti
we art cett.tna rlppecf off qaln.
It would be lnterestt.n1 to ft.nd
out how m.any .e_eoplt are
em plo~ to build Chr)'aler pro.
ducu lo Japan.
Wt lbould think lwtc. before
1uaranteeln1 loaoa to pa7
lorelp wrten to make OW'
product•. Tbe 1o•erament
•bould Nqulre tbelt loa.na to be
1pent an AaMnican Jc>ba,
ft\ED H. PFIJ r a JR.
..... etle.
It'• a far-cry tr:om 1ummer. but the beach in Brighton, En.eland. ~k• oo a holiday appearance as 118btaeera flock to view the
3,5()0..too Greet car10 1hlp Athina 8, blown uhore durin& a gale.
Lawman's Only Duty
To Pacify Councilmen
WESTWORTH VILLAGE, Texaa
i AP) -WestworU! VWqe bu all
the amentttea ol a pleuant bedroom
community: quiet, lree·lined streeta,
friendly neiehbon -and, beat of all,
DO Crime.
That ia aayinl a lot for a city of
5,000. Eapecially slnce there Ls no
police force at the moment.
THE TINY ISLAND community
s urtounded by the clty of Fort
Worth and Canwell Air Force Bue
uaed to have a police chief. But he re-
signed Dec. 4 to take a better-payin&
JOb.
That left ooe patrolman, a 19-year·
old youth fresh out of the police
academy and too green to take over
the reeponajbllities of a police chief.
Then on Jan. 10, the patrolman re·
signed. and Westworth Vllla1e bu
been "lawJeu" ever aince.
So wby didn't the croob have a
field day?
"Maybe lt la partly because there
bH been no publicity about the fact
we dcm't bave a police departmeut,"
saJd llQOI' Jodie ColYllrd.
.. BUI' llAINLY, n Is just be<:ause
we are a law-abidlna community."
be said. "~ bere ls pretty close, and there Just Isn't any crime."
Corpontlon Court Judie Edwin
Presley aaid bis once-a-month court
sessions have been "rather curtailed
slnce no police have been iaswng
dtaUom." At the lut session, be
said, be disposed of three "old"
cases, lmtead of the usual 10 to 15.
SUU, Colvard said the vWqe does
new
need a poUce chief, mainly to handle
the City Council.
"BE'S GOT TO have real eood
public relation.a to set alon1 witb thia
council," Colvard aald. "Each one
has bia own demands and they doa't
want nobody to be bead of the boas "
So on Friday, a former Fort Worth
policeman, Elmo LeWis, now an of.
ficer with the suburban Haltom City
force. will take over the $1,000.a-
month job.
Kelly Ruaaell. owner of Westworth
Grocery and Station. says be will
breathe a littler easier with Lewis ln
to~n.
"I aUl'e didn't like goiJli throqh
the Cb.riatmas holidays without a
chief of police on the Job," Russell
said.
••1 .nJ8T TOOK extra precautions
at the store and we didn't have a bit
of trouble," be said. "Thinp really
could bave eouen out of hand. but they didn•t"
Ruuell qne9 tbe new police chlef
mar ftDd tbe hardest part ot bia Job
will be wortdq wtth the COUDdl.. "TheJ a.re 1ood people. all m)'
customers." be aald. "But they just
can •t a&l"fJe on anythio1.
••Tb.ey are just like two u&)y al.st.en
who can't get atooi . ••
Dean Appointed
LOS ANGEL~ (AP) -A •year·
old comtitutiooal law professor at
USC bu been named dean of the
u.n1versity's Law Center. Scott Bice
was named to replace Dorothy W.
Nelson.
out
FREE LECTURE! PUBLIC INVITED
DR. ALBERT
J. WWRY
In
Person!
~eow
I TURNED
$1,000INTO
$5MILLION
IN REAL ESTATE .•. IN MY SPARE TIME!''
Two Famous Miiiionaires Want to Teach You the Last Remaining
Method to Financial Security Still Open to the Average Person under
the NEW TAX LAWS! It's 1600 Times Safer Than Going into Business
for Yourself ... and. You can Start from Scratch.
William NlckenM>n, who sky
rocketed to fame by author
ing "How I Turned $1000 into
Three Million in Real Eslalf
In My Spare Time," has 1oineo
forces w11h Albert J . Lowry.
CPM, Author. Lec turer and
successful investor. to spon
aor a seminar on How ro
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dent Today ·
Hundreds ol thousands r
people have learned the eight
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the techniques of th1· .e two
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LEARN HOW YOU CAN, TOO•
Mr Lowry and M r. Nickerson
invite you to attend a Frei!'
ninety-minute "Ho w You C.m
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obllgatlon
HERE'S WHAT YOU WILL
HEAR AT THE FREE
LECTURE
• Whv Most People Fail F,
nanc1ally , <1 h "' O"
I 4 I ' • c '" ft1 " I •• •'rT'l'"'I fT'
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• 1-i .>w 10 Build 1 Fortune
Today ""m Scratch.
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• A mph Qu1r Ir way to qet
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r V IN' """ T tlf !>ays
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lt•Cl allrJ c t1 .,
lof P We urgP you 10 take notes
1s. you ltsten 10 one of the Au·
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tion No Coat-No Obligation.
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tng Lo<:.atk>N ••
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1150 W c.mtoa Awe.
......, ~end Ben Rd.
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lower prices on our Individual Health Plans. Lower
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MXMI
OTf
HO:INWlllOV
•
C'oaat Big•., .. RIN!r
Thia was the scene Monday afternoon on Weat Cout
Highway's Mariner's Mlle in Newport Bea~~J;::t after the mid-day downpour stopped. Water dr down
Riverside al'd Twltin Avenues flooded the hl&bway and
GirJ Scouts Set
Honors Dinners
The Girl Scout CouncU ol Orance County will
bold ita 1980 recoplUon dinner at 7 p.m. Feb. 14 at
the Dimeyland Hotel Grand Ballroom lo Anaheim
The event, which costa '8.50 per penon, will
be p~ by a IOciaJ hour.
The Ocean View High School Jan enaemble
,. will eotertain, u will lirl acout.a from acrou the
~ count,. ,. AJIJba Beta Co., Fluor Corp., Hunt Weuon ~ Pooch. Carl Karcher Enterpriaea Inc. and ~:. lloekwell lntemaUonaJ are putial apouora ot tbe
• :-dinner. ~ :-; Ttcketa may be obta1Ded by aend1q a check to
: " RecolDiUoo Dinner, Girl Scout Council ol e>ranae : • County, 1620 Adams Ave., ec.ta Mesa, 9211128. ..... .
Band Swap Meet
To Fmance Trip
A musical swap meet will be hosted by Orange
Coast College's Symphonic Band in the school's
Adams Street parktni lot from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
llarcb 1 and2
The meet, dellped to ral.ae mone)' for the
band'• June tour of New Zeal•nct. will feature re-
cords, lnstruments, sheet music and stereo equip-
ment.
Food wUI be available and several musical
croups will provtde entertalnmenL
For apace reservations, call SM-5629.
Trip Planned To Indio Fete
Orange Coas t
College's community
service office ~ orfering
a visit to the Indio Oat.e
Feat1vaJ from 10 a m to
10 pm Feb 23
The S20 fee includes
Dftath Notlff"S
A~L
MAllY f APPEL. -II. •••IOe"I
of HIHltl"lllOfl lleecll. C. P .. --•¥
-J-y 21, ,. Sowvt...i .,., ...
••.,•lll•r Ev•IY" O•••""" ol u~.-. C. •-Cdw.,.d A-t . .,, .. ~ .. c.. w • .,.,. "'-' of
Hunttn oton tlta t ll, C a , o o••n•clllldrtn ... ., 1J ..... . .. -........ ~ "-' ..... , .. . -·of Or-, C. IW JO_,..,.,, a'""
-of El'-, CA. "" '° l"t•ra, a -mtlef of INHwlllftt'lll 9H<ll S-IOr
Clllroftt -• -of,,,. ,_t.aln Valley,.,..,.... Olurctl Sa~ .. wtll ....... ., ....... ....,,J_.,., 1.
ol I IWMol .,_ ~99<~
C"-1,0r ... wttllOfflci..t~ K-~-l-"*"'s...toANC...-.., SanteAN~
transportation and
tickets to the festival,
but meals are not in·
eluded. Pre registration
ls mandatory
For Information, call
556·5880
Dftltla Notf~
Deaths
Elsewhere·
GENEVA. Switz·
erland CAP> -Sir
Erle~-Wlllte,
57, the former director·
1eneral of the General
A1reement on Tariff•
and Trade known for hia
work on lowerln1 tn·
teroaUoaal tarriff bar-rten, died Sunday.
KENSINGTON, Md.
(AP> -JUMS J . Sa--.
65, tbe U.S. comptroller or tbe currency under
tbe Kennedy and
Jobnaon adminiatra-
tiom, died Mooday.
SANTA MONICA
(AP> -Screenwriter
Jamee W. Poe, ~. who
woo an Academy Award
m 1957 for "Around the
World i.n 80 Daya" and
whose other screen
credlta locluded "Cal on
a Hot Tin Roof'· and
"Lilies of tbe Field " died Friday. '
Genealogy
Meet Set
Dr Gary Shumway,
director or Cal State
Fullerton's oral biatory
program, will speak at a
meeting or the Orange
County Genealoc1cal
Society at 11 am. Satur
day
Tbe meetmg will be
held from 10 a m to 4
p.m at the Huntington
Beach Library, 7111
Talbert Ave
For information, call
Peggy Blizzard at
544·4110
Parkimon's
Report Set
A free dinner meetine
for Partdnson'a Educ•·
llonal Proeram mem·
bera will be held at the
Park Newport Apart-
ments lo Newport Beach
at 6 p.m. Feb. 22.
The program will In·
elude a report on the
rour national
Parklnaon's aaaocla·
tiom. For reservation.a,
call Charlotte Drake at
640-0218.
...
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Khomeini
Gold Cup for Wont
•
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aam9d Mu ot tb• Year b1 Time m•1•&1n•. .\raiou.b Raaboll•b KbolDllAl U. waa IDOtber
... ~ aot a&t .. ..u wtl.b U.. lnui.lu,.. I ..... -tbit sm ,._ ~ GOiden
Award for Otdlt..,.UGI ~
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DI......... otff•••td r,AMPelll DI Mldl9 D1 U.. .... I L9t , ...
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CourttQ of Dr. Dnld w ..... Or. UUIW't Peter, aUl.bar OI UM ·~Mller.
'°TM .... Prt.uat.Dle.'' u1' tM Top T• •poof~~===========~ ....... ~W ID 1m u4 are ¥Oiad ""'°° bJ tlae arJ1 IOO ao-ealled 1r8duatee of Pet.er UDinnt'1. whldl ii l.Ddep+n1Mt&J oWIMd and
• Ol*ated"' PNr .
...... BUL&IND O~ATa are
pertOOI wbo ''wire parUeuladt com,._ -IO I polled~··
.,. .... ,_... Ultal lllldDd Kbome:tai _..: f:.. A. laeoeea,
A" U9 JOit INOO•ZtiNCI elaalrmu ot aWq Clu7aler Corp.; Bammon
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II ettedld u a Hft ' " Cat •a..> .. ,_
1eaam•1 er -.. ...... ,., .,...n1 a.u ...
pelley.
'l'lllfn are .... a,.. < MK el ... E ... eff·
erta1 ................. " ............. palat-
.... fall mieT .... aftl" Jll ... ae.em~-
aa& an .._ alt)lda, ·=~em.. cu deterllnte ....,, .. .. pntlde •
Rl&dle ............. ,_ -lleeame tlMlllr COii· dm. oMl-b' Sz°Tll EH• &Wf ...... ....a. ...
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Be s:are to keep yoar •alaadom ap to dace, All·
state's spollesmaa ar1ea. If you ran boolt's
marlla ........ rilea uarply °"' &M tut dlree
yean. 709'11 wall& H4IWeul Cfte1'11&19· U ... market •al•~. yw ... *.,..•,_,a MPer prem.hm dau &Ille •die ...ad wunllL
Bear ...... Uaat,... a..-....... -elde<t ltuecl IOlely • l&I pe,...a ..._ S. ,-.. A nn
a& ••1 be wer1ll "a .on......,_,. u far•
yo•'re e.cel'Md. bill dlat 19 1111& &M Miii •
w~eb yoaeaa lanre IL
"lman:d for a.cl •alaed e&" mew U..t If
yeu ._.. a.re destroyed la a fin ,_ p& Md
precisely tbe ameut yo. laaued tM• for.
llemember, IM>weYer, Usat amomlt wu fin& ar·
rt•ed at by you wuuce eompu17 ... • ap-praiser.
OMaiD wrlt&etl Ht.bentkatloe of U eltjed ~
aa Htborbed expert lf yoa are ba.Ytac hr ~
meat pupoleS. For1ertea ol cea.a, .._,. ...
bo9k9 est.&. Doa't &rut yov o .. ._...,.._a.
make the JDd&meiat.
Glw detailed deacrtptiea el rare boob ud
cola• to yoa.r .lmaruee a1eet ud keep copies of
tlleae deRrtptiou a. a aafe place. Report new a<·
qmtucms promptly ud ba.e &Mm •al9ecl Report
aay tdea 1• •ab IO ,._ ........ CU Ille re-d--
Rife 1......--.ee D•t• Olleretl
D~ PAT: I rad 1D JOQr Ju. 7 eolam.a
about a reader's ~lnformadall about ti· tle Jnsaranea. I ,au a 1th ctkie ol.
brochures that may be of Ip to you or your
readen. These are available free throu&b OW'
publicationa department weekdays from 8 a.m.. to S
.p.m.
F .II., Santa Ana
Tlaaak1 for aeaclla1 tlaeae laf•r••tl•e b~lnrne te A YB. lleaclen blles r1M la eltS•I ' I
.. , .. &Mee ••tertala -.... --...,
poulllle q...aloe abMd tWe t..uuce -may re-
qaeat daem at J1'lnt Amerleu "ftUe lasvaKe Co ••
Fat People
Victimized
BALTIMORE <AP> -Fat people are dia·
erlmhwed apJ.nat almost a.a mucb u blaeb and
other minoriUea, a Maryland state study coo·
cludea.
David B. Tucker ol. Columbia, lld .• a conaul·
tant who d1reeted tbe llucb for tbe atat. Ruman
Relatlom Commluloo, aa.kf fat people are victims
of diacrlmlnation in virtually every aspect of tile,
from their workplace to tbeatera and sports
arena.a.
TUCKER SAID BE DREW BIS conclusions
after iDtervtewing 800 memben ol the National J...
sociatklo to Aid Fat Penooa, u well a.a represen·
tatives ol tbe state'• lar&eet employen and 200
s mall hawl"4"91e8
Few eases of wetpt and sl.ze clbcrtminatioa
are reported to autborttles, be laid.. "because VVJ
few penom real1M they are t>Jn.rotected by ....
Abo, they are ao uaed to diaerim!Dated
a1aimt. ·-one ol tbe problems la that fat people tend to
accept It u their fault." Tucker aaid.
TID OONSULTA.NT SAID FAT PBOPLE are
leas l1tely to be picked ror JObs involvin& contact
with the public.
Respoodenta aakl fat people are cbaraeteriud
by their emp.loyen as "luy, lacking in self·
diadpline, a.loppy, not well motivated, unclean
and. in one case, smelly." acoording to the report.
The study aho recommends that the state re·
gulate the weight-loss industry to protect tbe
estimated 700,000 Marylanders wbo are overwei&bl.
1U asPOllT WAS INl'nATED BY a joint
raollmon euet.ed by the lesiaiature lut year
whieb aated all Marylanders to wort toward end·
Jn1 dl8atml.natioo a1aimt fat people.
Tb9 •pqe report bu not been releued., bat ~ ... pubU.bed ln tbe Reiff...,,,. ~
It --that penonnel diredon tab • daae loot at h1rtnc pracUcea to make aure fat people
are &lvm a fair chance. t'be report a1ao called on maasement ot
tltuta's. atara, sporta arenas and other public ac-
coaunodatJom to cbeck MS11n1 width and aeeeu
ao that cwenrei&bl people an Dat aeluded from
eventa.
At the aame time, It l"fWllDmmded that the
state beaJth and educaUon departmeaU do more to
promote proper nutrition and cHeta. 4%1N.llalll8&.~,8aMa~~Aa_,.a~·----------------------------------------------~
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Coeell, actor Lee llarnn, Canadian Prime
lllnilter Joe Clark and Barbua Walten.
Peter. DOtiq that • 'lt all depends oo wbo you
uk," proudly pointed out that several of b1a
Golden Dinosaur award winners bave been
malDltays on the Louil Harril' most admired men
and women llOlla.
Trip Ai11U1 At Whales
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IJ'•linl Catlfornla IJ'8Y wbalee will be spooaored
b y Orange Coast
College's community
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They Call It L1:1ke Plaeid; It's Not
Placidians Under Big Strain
ruiemmu. have canee19d • nwnber ol pre· YioUllJ .Planed coun. ~ benabouta, lt ... ma. lJ plaeid
about the vtalUQf preu, whltb bu Mell the
m for aom• of lbia unpladd neW1 .
IN HE INDOW of a popular
n:1:w1l_1rw:1n, Cbalr Six, a alp 18ya: "New
York 1'mel and DailJ News not welcome
Mn llll*'J&lb' Fat B .... Un." fJ; latter, a New Yort columniat. was
hlrthm' sreet.ed by a local oewapaper, the
Late Placid Re po.Ur, ln a not very placid
banner beadHne .. Down Wlth Jlmmy
Breallnt" and an even leu placid editorial It
•UCl..tad bia lmaae be uaed u a dart board.
B...tln bad told hi.I readers that putting
on tbe winter aames wu too~ and u -
penalY• a tut for little, remote Lake Placid.
Aioertcan BroadcuUq Co. technklan.s
aren't pladd.
ABC WILL TELEVISE the Olympics and
J1 spendlna bi& bucka tettinl ready. One of lta prnblem.t, ln tbil northern wUderneu, is
..tth bean and porcuplnea placidly chewing
cablea stnma alona the hilhlidea.
Nobody, most usuredly the Chamber of Commeree, ia placid about the weather.
The weather baa been lackine in ita usual
qua.ntitiea of mow. Lut week, the Chamber
fired its director who bad been overheard
sayina that anowlesa landscapes might incon·
(See PLACID, Pace BZ)
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NOT ALL PLACID -A restaurant in
Lake Placid shows by signs in its Win·
dows that though they might "Welcome
All Athletes" they do not feel the same
way about all newspapers
Kuhn Snubbed
Aaron Lashes Out at Commissioner
NEW YORK (AP) -Stall
stealJllDi over what be coruuders
a six-year-old shgbt, all-Ume
bome nm king Hank Aaron has
lashed out at Commissioner
Bowie Kuhn. snubbing an award
presentation that commemorat-
ed his record 715th home run as
the greatest moment of lbe
decade of the 19708.
AUClD wu to be booored by Baseball Maeallne Monday
alon1 with Pete Rose of tbe
Pblladeh>bia Phllllea. named pla1er al the decade, and K.attb
Hernandez of tbe St. Louis
Ca.rdinala and Don Baylor of the
Califom.ia Aneela, cboeen the
top pezformen of 1J'19.
&08E1• BEaNANDEZ and
Baylor au showed up but A&r<lll
sent a teleeram. read by bis agent, Bob Flamm. It said in
part:
"Because ol the inadequacies
in the ballot selection. reti.f&. meat for black playeni from
baseball, and wilb the com·
missioner of baseball I feel I
cannot support this activity
"I understand that Mr. Kuhn
requested that be present me the
award for the ouutanding mo·
ment of the 1970s. lo honor and
recognition of the new all·time
home run record set on the
eigl)th of Apnl 1974. However,
looking back OD that lime, I re·
member the comml.aslooer dJd
not see the need to attend."
Speaking lat.er from tbe of·
fices of tbe Atlanta Braves.
Aaron explained bl.a teleeram.
get up oo I.hat podium today. I
JUSl dJdn'l t.hlnk It'd be lD my
benefit to do that
"ll would bave been like Kuhn
was treattn& me lite a damned
idiot. Whal am I supposed to do"
Scuteb my head and foreet
wbat happened iD 1914?"
~VBN WA8 OBVIOUSLY
shocked and saddened bJ the
sudden bl.Mt trom AU"Clll. with
wbom be bu ...-rect ..,,....
Um•. • 'l will eaeU... to Mmbie
Re1lf'Ys add"9mellla u amoac
the crutest in the b.iatory ot
bueball and I bave no eommeat beyond that." the eomml..,,..
a aid.
But then Kubll eoatinued.
"I've talked to Henry at
various tuoctiooa and I never
heard any of that Crom Henry,"
he sa.Jd. "Qwte the contrary It ·s
kmd ofaad.''
Kuhn saw Aaron tie Ruth's rec-
ord lD Cincinoati -"I know be
was there for No. 714." cracked
Rose. ''The ball went over my
bead." -but bad a speaking
eaeaaement in Cleveland the
Diehl the record waa broken.
Ball of Fames · 11ome Intn. a
membs ~ tM eomm•asloner's
1tatf, repreHDlad Kaba in
Atla&a. tlallt pme.
1'1 9"l'IU. «KINT as one of
m J peat per!IOllal thri.lla being
pre.Miil for No. n4 i.n ctncin-
oaU," Kulm am. "I waa speak·
iq lD Cleftland the Dipt be
broke the record and I an-
nounced it lD the course of my
speech."
Davis: Mr. Nice Guy
Or Civil War Lord?
OAKLAND CAP) -The~
1s set for Al Davis to either
become Mr N1ce Guy to
Oakland Rruders fans or to n.sk
civil war l1l the National Foot·
ball League by trying to move
the team to Los Angeles
A deci.sioo by Davis, manag·
ing general partner of tbe
Raiders, LS expected DO lat.er
than next week.
The 1979 season was the rmal
one under the Raiders' Oakland
Coliseum lease. and after Davts
made tt clear be was sen ously
considering a move south, tht'.'
Oatlaod Colaeum came up with
an orter of more lban $8 mill.Joo.
Oops, Forgot S091ethiag! "As for player of the decade, l
think the things I achieved over·
shadowed anytlung anyone else
did." be said.
Among tboee awaiting \be de·
ci.5ion, besides the Raiders fans.
are officials of stadiums tn
Oakland and Los Aneeles and
Davis asked that the Oak.land
offer be put in writing, "to be
sure we understand each other,''
and that &bould be done this
week.
BILL CUNNINGBA.M, general·
maoagef' ol tbe Coliseum, said
the details were being worked
out lo meetlngs which began
Monday.
Freddie Cowan (40) of Kentucky goes up
for a shot but leaves the ball on the fioor as
LSU's Greg Cook (43) and DeWayne Scales
put the defense on lum. Thmgs went that
way for the Wildcats all night as the Tigers
pulled a 65-60 upset in an SEC contest.
USSR Competes
•• .And Trackaters to Picket
LOS ANGEL!S (AP) -1be
17 track and fteld athletes of
)lah•mmed All Amateur Sports
lDc. plan to picket outalde the
Forum in suburban lnclewood
Friday niCht at the 21lt annual Ttmee Indoor Games because
lluaim athletel will be compet-lna.
''a political iaaue -we're nan-
n.lu a track meet.
''It's ahray1 been an interna·
donaJ meet." added Kem. ''I'm
not all that happy about It, we
want tbe belt abow possible for
the track fans. We'll make it a
competttlve meet."
KEllN MID BB dlacuaaed the
situation with Hilton Nicholson
of the AU poup lut week.
Walton Expected
To Play Tonight
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Sao
Die10 center Bill Walton i5 ex-
pected to see b1I flnt aetian o!
the 19'19-S> Natlon.al Butetball
A11oclatioo aeaaon when the
Clippers face tM Phoenix Suns
tonight.
''Unless the game's postponed
because ol rain, I'll play tomor-
row," Walton said Monday.
•'That happened once tn an ex·
hlbllion pme I played ln. Tbe
roof leaked.·•
AA&ON SAID of retired black baseball executives who want to
players, "There remains a see the Oaltlaod A's sold and
shortage of blacu in the front moved to Denver tbit year.
offices and as managers and TR E LOS ANGEL ES
coacbee. Bueball abould lltt up Coliseum, which baa lost its
to its responalblliUes " longtime NFL tenant, the Rams,
But Aaron seemed anlriell at to Anaheim, bas come up with a
Kubo, who aaw lbe record-tytna $17 mJllloo packa1e to cover
714th home nm in Cincinnati on stadium improvements and
April 4, 1'74. but wu not on otber itema sought by the
hand wbeD Aaron broke Ruth's ' Raiders. The Coliaeum a1ao baa
record four ni1bt1 later in filed an antitrust suit •la.inst the
Atlanta. NFL. hoping to bar any leaaue
"U ll'I the moment of the dee· action wblcb would block a
ade now, it waa the moment ot move by the Raiden.
tbe dee.de lD 1974, too." Aaron Commlaaioner Pete Roselle
said. "I ~t it was a slap at reminded Davia lD a Jan. 10 let· me and at the people of Allaota ter lha.t under NFL bylaws no
tbat the commlaaioner wun'l team can move without ap-
tbere . .And I think it's an even provaJ from at leut 21 of the 28
bt&1er alap that be wanted me to team owners.
"There are complicated legal,
architectural and financial
sltuatioas. After these meetings.
1t should be posaible to mate a
more final and definitive p~
poaal," be said.
lf the Raiden dee Ide to stay,
an Immediate move by the A's
will be more likely. The
Coliseum could collect $4
mlllton, beine offered by
bueball, by lettina the A 'a out of
their leue which bas et1ht
seuom rema.tnJ.ni.
Tb• Raiders have drawn
sellout crowds for all home
eames since 1980 and they sold
51,825 M8l(JD ticketa. a club rec·
ord, last year. The aecutive director for tbe
All croup armoqnced the ~·· plan Mond•J m,!lt. •ayiq the ~:...~r:ri:;t.:4~:;
1aldmcnplebdnawillfollow.
"He asked if Sovtet athletes
were rolDi to participate," said
Kern. -''We Informed him that
tbe1 wen tn.tted a Iona time
•10, and M (Nlcbolaon) Hid
tllat Ills IJ'OllP would not com-pete.
Can There Be Life After Football?
: TBS AU oaOUP p.....tously
•nnot.ineed p1w to boycott the ~HO Summer Olymplca ln
.Jlouow.
t .. Our etllkUI wtD pleket
JDMt ID Jll"OtM ot part!d'Mtlan 8"WUnkm~.~ arvld Smitb ot the Ali poup.
:•we pJe to plctei all otbtr ~ ID the Ualted St&tei tn cb 8Mtet a~ particlpete
Ul R b'oOpe are out ot
;'Alp"iWID"
A ttac and tleld mem· ot AU club an 1pitn. r
:lloUltdD Kefiar, •bllrdJ r Ores
o•tn._ qaJrter·mller Jobn tUll, trtPJe j per, h utll an4 Roebn Bryant, a
llanckd woman runner.
.. Tbe dlrector ot the tratk llMll. w Kero. called tM 1ltuaUGn
r
''W• sot an entr"J form •ICDed
by .G~ F~ of UCLA. but Harold Smltb ealJed me an bour
•to and uld Ore1 wouldn't be able to nm. I talked to Gref and he ua4 ti SoYlet atbletM lfere
101na to compete. J Hld )' • l.n4 he uld that be would oot
partlc\Pate.
K rn 111d be felt that "Uttlt
peop .. were be1nt hurt mOlt b)'
the fallout ovet tbe SoYMt in· •ulon, md m.lide a eoropar110n
MtwMD tbe pn1ent 1itU&Uon
aDd the 11a Otymplcs,
Jobn Car and Tommy tb
of tb U.S. tHm w re nt borne
a ol "blact·power"
Hlute OD tbt tidol'J ltand.
'
BJ CELIA TUaND
C•Ua T'ttr!ltr ia 4 rt'*'nt of N,.,,.,,,C B«tclt Tbe "tV trays an aaata ltond lD a
deep recea ol tbe ball cloMt. The boU9e
•• totan, de'f"otd o1 peanuta &Dd m-pacu. My f a.mlb' 1teuen \mfamlllarty
to the dtnlnl room table to partake of
eoDYenticJnall1 MrYed mub at recular-
11 1cbeduled lntsTall.
MondaJ ntabt. TbundQ ~t ~tw':
da1 aftef'DooD • Sundl.1 tewnaea
\ football sama ara ftnJ.abed for th•
HUOD. Super Boffl XIV II b.lltorJ, 'ne
Golpe! t.o Bear BrJant la laid
to rest GDee acata.
••Bf IT&AN0&&8." l HJ en·
tboatadc&llJ. ''Weloomt back to tbe tn•=·" .. w. or me, •1 1.w_i to ID1
buband. 01Jt1 for berbal tea.
Tb• sportl teetion of the PIP9J' Iles
untouebld. TMre are no mon Dtee in-tent ... with llean Joe Gnene. we·u baYe to re.t .. the klol nealeet·
ed art ot eonvel"latlcm.
.. Heard B1 &OOd jot.a lat.trt•• I Uk
my aon. After beartna about to ooe-
llnen, I resr« aak:ine· "At lea1t," I ebuetl•, "Your ~•bularY has lncreued lllten1q to
Howard ODNU. You're ualnl mUJ .... qulped•Jlan words ! ..
"PLEASE 8'l181lAND l>SdJ:ST:• I
•1Hd. .. Won't 1ou mat• ~ next
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t Wrestlers Get It Together
U4 poundl WU pr-,.;ebly I.be bil k91, 01ata Ud .,. IUl'9ll'Y after tbe l«COd
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mo.t al tblt..,.aeuoa with a bn*a Jet.
will reW:m tbts w -alio'irbll Oteuoo
to JuJJI• bit Uoeup. Aad tbat'1 eomtt111..a1 ht rUlb "t been able tO do.
AND BALI-. ONE of tbe Piraa.' 1D01t
CODlllteDt performen lbl• HalOD,
flolabed 11cond In tbt 161-pound
dJvi•kJIL
"rtnklea and O,ata have been out
moat cl tbe Nuon and Barreto wu ln·
Jund for a wbUe too. But we w re ,.
ad7 to peak lat i'rtday, '' ••YI Gleaton.
And tbe futun loob britbt. Sedeotf (Bolla Grande Hlth>, Otata
<Costa 11 .. ~),Hall <l1iab>, Reed and Fl.nkJea, with 17'1-pounder
Brian Murphy are a frethDVl!I\,
•• 0, I WAIPrl' •urprtaed. I 't n · '*' wta "· .. 1 lbo pt .. would do
OleUGll ftau,rea the Pires.es could do
••II lo tbe Soutbera California tee·
ttonaJ.a tll1I .-end al Cypreu CoU.C..
Spo sBreak
A Capaule Report ''°m tM Woftd of &port•
Trooper Say8 Parseghian
Deserved Speeding Ticket
Pnm AP Dlilp1tcM8
NAPLES. raa. -Former~ Dame football • coach An PanePlan baa been lDvtt.d to mum to •II• Florida oat month for a Nbeariq on a tratftc violatim...... . .
Tbe eoed>·tumed-eommentator wu Uck9*1 for •peedinl Jan. 14oear Matto hland by Flortda Hlit»way Patrol ~r
Edwanl BruweU. P~ paid a '50 ftne by mail. but
wrote to the Juqe that be wu innocent. Pane1hJan ctalmed
he had to speed after pualng a vehicle to
avoid a head-on crash with an oncomln&
vehicle.
Collier County Judie HUlh Hayes, tt·
turning the check uncaahed, wrote
Paraeghian that be respected hia Lnte1nty
But Braswell aaid the ex-coach de·
served the Ucket and asked Hayes lo re·
contider. Court officials said Friday there
would be a bearine oo lbe cue in about
three ween.
-----q.oir of Cfw Ba•-----.,
Tabby B.a7mond, football coach at NCAA Div11ion
· If thampton Delaware, on why the school hu no boolter
club· "Why should we? I don't want to or1anue my own lynching mob."
Cldle, T•I••• let• a .. r•t t
If you're keepinc score, here ii the latest list •
of countries either 1oln1 to or boycoWni the Olym-
pic Games in Moscow : officiala of ChUe and
Taiwan have Joined President Carter's baodwaaon
lo move the Summer Games from Moscow, and Norway
seem a a SlroOI posaibllity to hop aboard, too. Italy, Ftnland,
Bele.ium and Poland, meanwhile, joined the natiom which
have affirmed their intenUon of particlpatin1 in the •amea
... South Korea turned down a North Korean propoul for a
1ln1le Korean team for the Moscow Games . All
Americans, not Juat athletes, may be uked to boycott the
ltlO Summer Olnziplc Games ln M06COW under a resolution
widely supported in the Senate The key par-.rapb lD the res
olut9oo W'JN, "that 1bouJd lbe lnternaUooal Olymptc Com-
mittee faU to remove the 1JBO summer Olympic Games from
the Soviet UnJoo whlJe Soviet troope continue to occupy
Afghanistan, no American team shall participate ln those
games and no Americana should attend them in any
capacity "
Gridd#r S""-wrtlftf l•r Sf% B .. rs
BEARDS FORK, W Va -Havin1 lo spend •
the ni&ht 1n a car ia one lhlng, but overnighting in • • t
a car upside down in an Icy creek la qulte another •
Just ask Harry Wallace
Alter losing control of his car on a narrow highway re-
cently, WaJlace, a 22S·pound tackle for West Virginia Tecb'1
football team, found hlmaelf trapped in the upside-down, partially submerged vehicle.
Slate pollce trooper Howard Bennett said Wallace had
between S lo 12 iD(:hea or brealhin& room lD the car. "I don't
know what kept him from freezini to death. That was cold,
College Basketball
f _ wateJ', aDd to tb1nk be wu there about alx boun,".
a.Dllett said.
"I really don't remember what happened," Wallace said.
'1'be lint lhlq I remember la •akinc up and beartna
water ... J wu Juat cuttiq away at nel')'t.hlq lrJinl to nna a way out."
After repeated failu.rea, Wallace Hid be fell uleep, pro-
bably becau.ae be wa.a ellhausted. Wallace'• car wu spotted
by a tcbool bUI driver. He wu taken to a bospll&l, wbere be
WH bellil treated for expoaure, shock and cui. to b.la baodl.
•••lle9 ltd~e• l•ss lt'lt• tSe
Utab'a Adrtu DuU.7 scored 30 points and m hrrJ ,..,... collected 20, eight of them in the
float two minutes, to pace a 107·101 National
Basketball Auociatioo victory over Philadelphia
Monday Ditbl. A record 12,283 fana turned out lo see tbe lowly
Ja11 knock off a team with one ol lbe best records ln the
NBA . . . Bill Camntpt scored 28 points and aay WI.I.la••
and llkbeJ b1 lllc•Jni-added 20 each to power tbe N ..
York Knkks to a 107·103 victory O'Ver
Golden State Atlanta annou.nced the
signing of former Hawlta forward ,,.._
Brown to replace Tom MdllBea. who will
be aldelmed for lbe real of tbe M!UOft with
a knee tnJury San AntonJo'a Geet-1e
Genlll, whos.., 55 point outburst aia.Lnat ln·
d1ana lrust week was the hicheet of the
NBA ~uon. hu been named Player of
the Week Forward l[er•U
W aabJ.Ag&oa of Portland wu cboMn to
replace l.lljured See&& W~u ol Kamu
City for the Weet in Sunda)''I All·IW
N#TUY game at Landover. lld.
Lltt&e Bn Defllr••n ee If•......_
PHOENIX Danny "UtUe Red" Lopes, the m World Boxin& Council's fealberweipt cbampM>a
will dedicate hls Ulle defense Sawrday to ooe ;t
lhe 50 American.a bein& beld host.qt at t.be U.S.
Embuay in Iran.
Lopez will face Salvador Sanchez, the WBC'a No. 1·
ranked featherweight challenger, at lbe Pboen.lx Colbeum in
a naUonally televised bout.
The fiaht will be dedicated to Marine Sit. Jimmy Lopez,
whose parenta, Mr. and Mra. Jesse Lopez, of nearby Globe,
will be apectal euesta at rinpide.
The boxer ii not related to the Lope% family.
Fl&ht promoter Bob Hudaoo uid an American n., would
be draped O\'er an empty Mal al rinplde to aipif y the
abaence of Jimmy Lopez, now ln bi.I 87th day ln captivity ln Tehran.
Ria P8l1!llta were acbeduled to vWt Lopet'a traimn1
camp ln Phoenix tocby to thank the boxer
sc. ,_., .. ._. ...... ,.,, .........
Blu.e St .. ,.._ scored three Um• ud Al II Sima bad four aul.ats u Hartford downed Atlanta,
6·1, In NHL hockey action Monday ... Bueball
super star i.o. Bnd donated a check for $3,000
and launched a aporta drive for 1tarvln1 children ol Cam·
bodla and the world at the United NaUOOJI A Supreme
Court judge In Canada haa fined the Toronto Blue Jays
$50,000 and the Exhibition Stadt um Corp S2S,OOO tor breach ol
a court order over advert.a.tung riibts in the 1tadiwn .
UCLA Coach Larry Browa hasn't •lined a contract wttb the
school, · t1t acting athletic dlrect.or .. P'tadler aaid Monday
that the coach bas no lnt.eoUon of leavlna .
T~fo11.•at1 ..
TV: No events acbeduled.
AADIO: Buketball -La.ken at Cleveland, t p.m ..
KLAC '570). Hockey -Wlnnlpe1 at Kin11. 7:50 p.m ., KJIS
(lUO)
fi',....P9PaJ
OSU Outstalls Stanford PLACID •..
venlence crota·country akien.
The offidaJ line is that they cer·
tainly will not From AP Dtapakhes
• STANFORD -Orecon Stat.e, ranked No. 2 na·
tlonally, turned the tablet on Stanford Monday
n11bt, neutraJi:rln1 the Cardinal.a' aame·looa stall
to t.aJte an 18-16 vfctory l.n a Pacific-IO Conference buketball contest.
Early on, the Cardl.nala aet the pace -limit·
ln1 their moves to lbe buket, controlliJll the ball
and carefully ~g for holes ln the OSU defense. Stanford djdn t score unW ftve minutes 1.nto the
aame, and the team• ended the ball tied 12·12.
Orep State WH led by Mark Radford who bit
tor •Ix pointa, while 8tantord'1 Doug Marty abot a 11me-blib ellbl points.
OSlf •aatn took the lead early ln the Mcond
• ball, but Stanford rallied to tJe the acore 1'-16 "1th
: ~ 10:26 remalninc. Lea tban a mlnut.e later OSU
. • forward Dwayne Allen scored wbat proved' to be
: , UM~ potnta wttb a la~ • ~ OresoD theii •tali.ct k COlltl'ol of tM ball
• WbJJe tbe f&DI ftdi;t;°d UD tbere WU 1:8' re-
matlliq. Stanford •ot tbe rebound on a mlaMd
OSU tree throw and Ut. Carda worked lbt 'clock
· down to JJ ~· when tbe7 caJJed a time out.
The bell wu Inbounded to Many wbo •hoveled
It lmlde to forward Bryan Welch at tb9 frM·throw
line. But Welch wu called ror trav1Un1 on b.la
aborted •hol and 08V 1ot the ball.
lt'IWe.c• €•• 'i O"er~••• LSIJ
LEXINGTON, Ky -DeWayne Scales scored
21 polnta aa No. 10 Louisiana State uaed a
slowdown offense to upset third ranked Kentucky
65-60
LSU'1 victory threw the SEC race into a four-
way tie for first among the Ti1en, Kentucky,
Alabama and TeMesaee. AJl are 7-3 1n conference
play. LSU'a overall record Improved to 13..C while
Kentucky fell to 17..C.
Scales 1cored 13 of hla polnta In the aecond
half, lncludtn1 lour backdoor baakets off the Tiaer
delay offente.
Kentucky, which shot poorly the entire 1ame
a1alnat the LSU zone defense, WH led by Fred
Cowan wtth 17 points.
LSU led 13.23 at halftime and repeatedly went
to tbe epread to draw tbe 1maller Wlldcata out of
their llOOI and lDto a man·to·man defenM.
aer .. , .. c •• ,. .,.,, .......
OMA.HA, Neb. -Mark Afultre •cored 20
points to lead a balanced a\tack aa top.ranked
DePauJ downed Crellhton M-71 •
lt wu tho unbeaten Blue Demom' 18th vie
tory. .
Creijhton, 11-4, an• DeP1ul an early acare 11
the Bluo)ays scored four •'b:1f.ht baaketa In the
c&ottna mtnui. of the nnt , capped by a Jim
Hons . Tbat narrowed the vta{ton' lead to
32·IO at ballUm.. Jt wu t.be cao..at CNilbtoa
came.
0.Paul raA nln• 1tra11ht polnll mldwaJ
throup tbe Mcoad Ult, tatt.na • •at lead wtth 11
ml.nut. to pa.,. U•• .._r ... , &.ti••••
SPOKANE, Wub. -Lo)'Ola'1 Jefh'ey Moon
ICONd a Cl.l'Ml'·blO IS 901nt1 to boolt tb J.14:t!f. • n.eo Welt Coe AUlletlc COtll butt vjq:tory,cwer ~a,
·.TM ICON··wa..Ued at ... wtda 14 mlnuta,...
main.an,. '-~ 1e'otld lilne of tbe nut 11 "'°"to anw ... ,. lloon ICONd 10 point.a lD tb• IUt m••• of the 111 t . Jim Mcelolktt. 1 former 11\dcla HJfb and
Ora OoMt. ~· 1w and tbl leap'a 1 adlDI 1cor wt an evwa,e ol I0.4 DOlnta ~ J•m•,
added JI _ tor Lo1ola. D Oavll acoNd 11.
The National Guard la not
placid.
THE NATIONAL GUAaD wUI
provide ambulances for the
Olympics The other ni1ht they
parked two of them outal~ the
Olympic Arena durtn1 a pre·
Olympic• hockey tournament.
The 1tate cops had the am·
buloncea lowed away. They
were parked, 1omeone ex
plained, lo 1paces resented for
emerseney vehicles -all a bll
mlltab, but aucb mt1takes tend
to ruttle placidity.
The envtrocunenlallats ann 't
placid.
Tbey didn't '" wby the Olym· pl~ commJttee had to wtden the
at.I lrt.1b by cuW.nt down tne1
ln an area when lne9 are pro-
tected. The Stena Club hu 1ued
the atat.e over the wue.
Finally, people looldni for
Lake Pladd aren't placid Tbe
take It Lak• Placid l1 cal.led
Mirror Lake. Tb• lake called
Lake Placid ii eomewhere eLM.
-
,.,. ...
lt'llere'd It Ge"!
Philadelphia forward Ju.lius Ervmi and Utah's Allan
Bristow look for the ball after it wbiues put them durtq
second quarter act!oo Mooday nipt. Tbe 78en kept loot·
ang for the ball the rest ol the Diehl u they dropped their
third straight game, losina to the Jan. 107·101.
Youthful Dream
Hotchki&' Spomor Opem Dooi
BJ llOWA&D L. BANDY °'_......, .........
When John Hokhkia, Jr. tat.es
over drlvlq a Poncbe Carrtta
owned by bis father and a
partner, be will have two tblnp
1oln1 for blm.
First, be will be acb.ievtq one
of bia chUdbood dream• (be'a 2IO
and bee:a a race car addJct aince
the a1e ol 11 or before>
Secood. be will be apon.aored
by Calilomia'a Lleutenant Gov·
emor, lllke Curb, an opportunJ.
ty youq Hotchkia feel.a will open
more doors for him tn the
automobtle racl11.1 fraternity
"llY FATBEa CJohn
Hotchida, Sr ) and a partner Bob
Kirby own the car and they will
be drlvlnl ln their alxt.h Daytona
endurance race." youn1 Jobn
H)'I
"My dad invited me to drive
with them lf J could get aome
aponaonhip money and that'•
where Mike comes In He la
aponaortna me because he has
an intttal ln automobile raca.n1
"''ve eotten to know him pnt.
ty ' ell {n the lut three months
and \ave been with him •t On·
tarto 'Ind Rlvenlde for r1ce1
He tt la me be bu alway• had
an ua t• to rtce but now be
would ·atbe:r IMtlp other people
to 1et ahead in racln1-. like
m)'Mlf ..
Hotcb. ii and Curb became ac-
qualnlec. throucb a nel,hbor,
Blll Vo t . Volt and youn1
Hotcblda 'ive on Balboa laland
and that 'a where the uaodatloo au bepn.
JOHN HOTCHKl8
some friends," young Hotcbkis
rt'calla. "They aaked him If he
would lib to drlve around the
track ln one of the cars and he
WAI booked.
"I bad aJway1 beeo interested
in can and be wanted It for re-
lauUon to aet away from bia ln·
vutment counaelina bualneu ln
PHadena.
"BS ftERU the Iona die·
lance racn and ba1 been to
Lellaru HYeral Umea aloa1
with Daytona "
Tb• NIUcM' Hotchkl1 and b1a
partner nnilbed nlnlh onrall
and fourtlt tn clu1 at Lelfan.s.
With three drivers on tbe
team, each wtJI han a turn ol
approximately 1""' boun of drtv·
ln1 each Ume out. Thon it wU1 be
Um• for fuel aad a poaafble
cban,. ol t!Ne. That'• when tblt
drtven Ulo cban1e placea.
''My soaJ ln raclnl la tQ drift
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m1 pla IDd I bOpe w .. t tben
befon too laal." 11• .. ,.. ••HfltDI ' lllb u • .,....
thould °"° 10CD• doorw for .. and be II .... to IMlP me .. otbtr apomon and ptde me
..... U.'iln't ~ tlM
wta0r. ear at DQtona. 8•'• J• 1p0ual'lal me Umt ad I
amYtQ'~··
IOHN ITAU&D . tHtu aretr oil• n Ja1tor 1:~11ft
choo1 WMi M • aaow iii rater.
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Looking for tlae P~k
Gordil' I lowc I left 1 of the Hartford Whaler'
~ets up m front of AUanta goaltender Dan
Bouchard and looks for a pass from a
lt'ammale. HO\\<' had two aSSl.S\.!) to help
the Whaler-. to d fl 1 victory over the
Flames
GWC Play~
Rio Hondo Staggering Loss
Keniper Def eat Shattered Young
By HOWARO L. llAl'O\'
Ol ta.o 0.llf ,.11.C Swfl
Hoag Hospital -.pnt lu th1· And:.
W1JLams San D1eRO Open quahfy1ng
round and signed pla~1·r<., 14hO r.itdn 't
make lhe field
WHITTIER In ~
mil'' "'n f()r holh
"' h11ob (:nldt-n Y.: P~I
1"0111·~1'' h;.i ... kl'lbdll
.,q u.1cl t r;.i\'•'I' h1•rt
l(IOtJ.:hl Ii JIJ> In µla}
H 111 llondo Donna Capom Youn~ sa;.s !>he had
two of her biggest heartbreaks an golf
last year and one or them Clim~ when
she lost a five way playoff in the
Women's Kemper Open at Mesa
Verde Country Club
lh1th lt ,,m,., c.n· eur
r• nrh twcf for third
µlat't' 111 tht· South~rn
Cal Cooformct' with Lo~
Ang~le:. r1· All poss~i.
3.3 record!>
G WC ts 14-8 overall. She was also disappointed m losing
the National pro-am at Las Vegas
and is looking forward lo playing the
Desert Inn course this year tnStead of
the Sahara.
With the prom1sf' or an exempllon
at Pebble Beach for the wmner and
al least SlOO per man for each of the
72 pros parlJc1pallng, they were able
to get tbe best field ever tn the six
year history of lhe 1rv1ne Coast cc Jf:~~llBmll tournament • • •
'"Thal was a ereat playoff 10 Costa
Mesa but it is never saUsfylJll when
you lose," Donna •a.id recently. ··1
could ave woo 10 loW'
DOMESTIC
Pay 1st Month Or.I~
v.r,.. n~v ... , ·,·~ffr'51 h".t=-t\1111,._.
namenta last year and l n reel that if I make one or
two more putts a round. 1t
ATBLET~ IN ACTION will at.ace
its annual eolf tournament at El
Rancho Verde CounU'Y C\= iD B1a1'o
on Monday. Feb. 18 with pNeeedll ~
Ing to tH>lp n~y 'l'tude-nt, attmd
summer camps staged by AIA ~ ... ,.,. '~ ,.. ~ :-.{'. '·r r;·/, '
will help a lot • . .
"DAVE STOCKTON HAS helped
me tJilil past year. He had me move a
httle closer to the ball and put my
right hand on top of the club more ·
"Recenlly 1n Palm Spnngs, I had
the honor of attendmg t~ PGA tour
chapel JU.St before the Bob Hope
Desert C1a.ss1c "'nles tournament
director Grt>g Hick<; "Tent.auvely.
we will have pros Rik Massmgale,
Bob Gilder. Doug Toole and Lyn Lott
plus more lf tht!1r i.chedules pemut.
playing in our tournament
Ji? . I~ .. 11141 /JS /0 i!:
;2131 6J1 0~1 r
0 pager
The National Pro-am was a
shotgun start last year but wi.ll have
its format changed for this season.
First starting times will bf' at 7 JO on
both tees of tht' Desert Inn and
Paradise \'alley <'<>ur.,es
Last year \'oun1 ll•d t hP La' \'t•f.?a'\
event going into the fin<il round hut
lost to Nancy Lopt'l on tht• conrlud
mg day Then a wt.>ek latt.'r, came tht•
Women's K<'mpcr Open as 1t will th1!>
year followin)( the I.\' t'Vt>nt
Entrv in the tournament 1s Sl25
"'th the ma1lm~ addn•-.:-. al 17102
Newhope St . Fountain Valle), 92708
Or call 957 16S5 for furth<'r mforma
llon
WIDE AREA
COVERAGE
ln the first thrt'(' tournamt•nt ....
sucb eelebnhe<o> a:-Al~·in Dark. T<1m
mv Lasorrla and I>Pnn" Jami·., Isa\ 1•
pa.rt1c1patl'd
ORANGE CO.-L.A.
Young savs <,ht• will µlay in all of
the West Coast eH•nts tht~ year and
adds that sht> 1s lookin~ fnrward to
playing at Mt•.,,1 Vt>rdt• a~<Hn 1n
~a r<'h '·It "> a flnt> J!olf course and
"e a II t>nJoyl"d p I a) ing t h1•re I ast
year evt.>n after tht• ht•a\') ram:-..
• • • IF VOU WONDER at the upgraded
C'ahber of contestants in this year'<;
Crosb) S-Oulh<'rn at Trv1ne Coast
Country Club, 11 ':-. b<>cau~P of two re
asons M~mb<>rs or lht• :-.52 Club t1f
• • •
CHIP SHO'r.\ Stnra 1.;J Vl"rOl'
Golf Club 1s rt'ad~ tn play and all 18
holes art> read~ according to Dan
and Jud~ Murra}. owners and de
signer.-or the course The frnnt side
was cut out of an ornngt' i;irov€' with
t wo small lakt>s coming tnto play on
four holes The back mne. "1th hun·
dreds of matur<' oak trt.•es that follow
a mountain stream. add to the
challenge now thal this nint• 1s open
'17.10 • l"llOtldl P\.US ... ,....,._ e.....-r a-. ot so·
\II DEPOSIT O~
lJ>PKU\'tD CREDIT
OIU~Gf (OU~ n-·
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Boxing Promoter
Attacks 'Caster
CLOSEOUT
SPECIAL
JACK SON. M 1ss 1AP1 A Jackson televls1on
station has taken out a warrant charging a boxing
promoter w1lh assault and bKtlery anddestruclton of
private property after he allegedly attacked a
sportscaster
Mike Rubenstein. sportscaster for station
WLBT-TV, said lhe incident occurred when he at-
tempted lo interview Ed "Too Tall" Jones aner
Jones, a former player w 1th the Dallas Cowboys' pro-
f ess1onal football team. had scored a first-round
knockout at the Mississippi Coliseum Saturday
mg ht The trouble began when Rubenstein refused lo
s1en a release lo film the fight, a release si1t1ed by
two other Jackson network affiliata
Rubenstein said release bad asked "th.at we not
pa11t.befllmtoouroelwork.andlhatwuuppl7t.bem
(Jona' people> the tum for advertialn1. I called our
staUon and was adviled not to slsn the release and 10
onftlmiq."
• Remote Control
• 25" diagonal Oarl(-lite• 50 Black
Matnx picture tube.
• Deltv(8 GT-300-chastlS . .
solld«ate
I •
PSOMO'l'Ell DAVE WOLi', wbo left Jack.son
for New Y~ aJ.letedly Jumped on Rubenstein after the ftdrt proceeded to try to break a~rt a
numb.-ot fUm canllters to apoM tbe ftlm <:A tbe
• Sylvania GT -Matrix•-Se"-Adjuetlng ;
Cok>r System. )'*
• Power Tune ,~,.;
• naht. Tbe Jacbm Daily Ntws, ln lta Sunday e(liUon,
quoted Wolf as •17inl that an aireement had been •lined .Sth c~ ... tlpulattna there would be no
netwol'k TV txpotun prior tio bJ• <Jontt'> ap-
pearanceon CBS March 22. •·
WoU wu quoted aa ••}'illl ~ wu ftO attempt
to prevent teleYlston crew• fri>m l'Ulnlial th ftlbl,
"aa 1oaJ theydldD't1endlttolbmrnetwott.!fbty
all eareed. ex~ the NBC llate." •
Woll ct.nl.Cl'1dtUn1 U.. ~1er and H d
Ru '1 dedl oa to film not wttbouuhe te-
least amountecl.tothefl.
" S69995
Wiien a Di•e Was a Dime
About the only way to beat squeeie at the
gas pump these days is to take Wlllard
Clark's advice and purchase it with silver
colns minted prior to 1964. He's offering
A '1CO ~"" Sft ~rtl
GREENWICH, Conn. -Not.ine that its Southern
CaWonua aubeidiartes were among the major con·
lrlbutors, AVCO Corp. of G reenwtcb has reported re·
cord reveouea and net earrungs for the fourth coo·
se(:ut..ive year
Subsidiaries that contributed to AVCO's lm·
prond nsulta lnclude AVCO financial Services
Inc., Newport Beach, Calif., and AVCO Commuoi·
ty Developers Inc .• San Dleso.
AVCO, A dJverstlled company wttb $5.3 blllion
ln aueta, reported Monday that consolidated re.
venun for the year ended Nov. 30, 1.VT9, were $1.83
billloa, up 12 percent from SL 73 blillon lo 1978
CoD.IOUdated net eamings were $132.3 million. up 8
percent from conaoUdated net ea.mtnea or $122 7
million in 19'18.
Het earnings per share oo a fully diluted but&
rose to $5.38 per sbare in 1979, from $5.05 per share
1n 1978. Primary net earnings per ahare were $8 58
per lhare, compared to $8.98 per share lo 1978,
~fleeting a significant iocreue in the average
n"-mber of common shares outstanding due
primarily to debenture conversions dunog the
Y•ar.
FOR THE FOURTH quarter of 1979, coo·
aolJdated revesiues were $520.8 million, an increase
Thi• .,... UN a eulof\al to prepere your tu return
There Is a difference between • CPA and other Income
tax consuctenta -we can help m1ntm1ze your taea and know the needS Of harbor area businesses and residents
C.11 ua for an ac>c>Ofntment. e13--3884 Balboa 11tsnd
THOMAS L AHFfMSON. Cl'A
221MIM9 ..... t-Of llelloeJ ----
$50,000 to $500,000
INCOME PROPERTY SECONDS
.......... otaly .-V•• t ··-•Ca••ndal ·•-"-*'
• W_.lv c-Jr-t. • llt-daty fa-41 .. a
• 6 -•Ill• to 3 ve-1• • s-.u..n. c.llf°"""
( oni,,.-1 ,. u1
Joa" lnl--tk>e -ntk•
I•,, VO•Jr fln4nonq nl'•d~
(714') 759-1515
A•MC#.M t40MC lllOt'TQAOI 2.10 Newl>Ofl Cente• Ome
0.119n Plue Newpon S.ac:t'I
Cahlo,,,..
'l76eO
Invest
.in Gasoline
• ..
,.
gas at ts centa per gallon at his Columbus,
Ohio, station if paid for with dimes
quarters, halves or silver dollars of that
vintage.
of 12 percent from "'82.8 million in the urT8 fourth
quarter. Consolidated net earnings for the 1979
fourth quarter were $31 3 million, up from $27 7
million durina the same period a year ago
On a per 1bare bula, fu.lly diluted net earnings
were $l.2S in the 1979 fourth quarter, up from $1 14
in tbe 1978 fourth quarter Pnmary net earnings
per 1bare were $1.77 per share, compared to Sl 89
per share lo 1.978. The level of primary earnJngs
per common share was impacted by the Increased
number ot shares outstanding due lo the debenture
convennons mentioned preVJoll!ily
The actuarial firm of Brtan a. Dempsey • As· sodates, Newport Beach. recently opened office:.
ln Walnut Creek and La Jolla
David llofer, Fountain Valley. was presented
the marketing award for eng1neennR al l1T Can
aoa Eltttrlc, Santa Ana, at a Saturday ceremony
in Rancho M.lraee
Tbe lrvlne office or Tile AaaUa Co., e1
Clevelaod·bued international oriani1aUon of de
signers, engineers and buUdel't\, designed the $8 5
million Stockton warehouse and dl11tributlon center
for American Honda Motor Co , Inc .. sub!idlary of
Honda Motor Co., Ltd . Japan.
Nlcbolu Paul Hauoa has ~n appotnted
sales reprcsentallve at the lrvule office of AallwUI·
Barte • Co., lac., according lo
an announcement by George
Mccarter. vice president and
general manager. Hannon, an
Irvine resident, will serve aa a
specialist lo industrial pro-
per lies lo Orange, San
Bemadlno and Riverside coun·
ties.
K.L llnaane has ~en ap-
pointed Fountain Valley area
dlstributor for Tbe Bddy Ga.ard """** aad Pel Switchboard emereency protectlon
services, ae<:ording to a spokesman for the perent
firm , National Tol1 Free Markellng, bead
quartered ln Shingle Spr1np.
1181 q..rcn-Ear11hlp 11,,
M.SI Data Corp. '11 consolidated net earnln11 ln
the fiscal third quarter ended Dec. 29 were
$364,496, or lS centa per share, Donald F Brosnan,
pre1ldeot and chief operatinc oftlcer of the COiSta
Meaa-baaedftrm said today.
It represeuta the second c:onsecuUve quarter of
increased earnings Brosnan said.
These results compare with eaminp from
operation.a of $352,101, or 16 centa, for the com
parable period ot the prior fiacal year. Net earn·
lo11 ln the year-earlier quartel" were lncreued by
$339,000, or 15 cents, by cNldit resultina from the
appreciation ln value or another company's 1tock,
wbicb wu acqulJ'ed lo settlement ot a damaee
clalm.
Revenues for the fiscal third quart.er were
$11,195,~1 up from $10,l02,M2 1n the comparable
period of U>e previous year, Bro1nan said.
Re9ulta for tbe ftacal third quarter and tbe
flnt nine months of the prior year have been
restat.ed to renect the acqulaltJoo of Cbue Com·
puter Corp. tn May um.
For the nine montm ended Dec. 29 net earn·
tn11 totaled '8IS0,230, or :rt centa, and revenuea
totaled '33,001,573. In the year·earlier nine montm, eam.lnp before the P""'°°'ly meaUoned
extraordinary ftem were '1,171,a2, or !8 centa,
and revenues totaled $30,582,487 .
,
·MJJ.ny Face Liquidation
WID9·11 0/ Firma Fail to Cm1er Di~ 8Y,..., QJ)l1'1t'r
NEWYORK CAP)-1Dflatkln.
adJui.d auual reporta IOOll wUJ bl tD tbl baada Of: eorpara.
l11•ntclnr .. eome ot wbom wUI N-allse for um nm time that their compantll aN lo U>t proccu ct
liquidation.
'l'bat ml,;!lt -near to be -d · tnm• ata&ement of tl'9 eaadl·
tiOD, but the
fact Ja tbat
1coft1 of
comp1ole1
we Wok of u mlpty l1antt
wlll have
failed to COY·
er their
divldend,
after the ad·
J U1 tme:nta ate
made. QI .... ,.,.
Yes, even General Moton.
The world's tar1 .. t manufac·
turer, Giii earned '10 a ab.are 1n
current doUan lut year, wblcb
more than covered Jta dJvtdend
of $5.30. But adJust.ecl for lo· nation. It earned about ss.
ACCOUNTING in terms Of the
current dollar, wboae value
almoct always cbao1e.. mostly
downward, bu hidden lndustrtal
weakneues, and misled tn-
ve-11tor1 loto th.lnkln1 lbetr com.
paoles were stronaer than they
are.
So deceivina I.a lbe practice
that companlea now are re·
quired to lmert annual report
footnotes that relate prolUa to
inflation, and to carry a
manaaement di.acuuioo that ex· pl ains the 1ianUlcaoce lo
readers
The overstalJni ot eanunp -
a consequen~ of failing to ac
count for inflation -la cauaed
by two factors.
Under·appredaUn1 plant and
equipment, and U1tin1 lnven
tones on the baais or the cost
when bought rather than the
co11t of replacement
VNDD'IBS,,..~
you wtil know, and JOU ml_. be
aboeked. Stenn Lewtu, .See
prealdent and NM&reh dlnetor
of Valu. Llde, tlie nation'•
laraett lldYtlory sent~. feela
the •bode la o.erdue.
• · AccounUoc metbod1 have
matked a probMm 10 Mrioua
that Wllea correettd lt willpre·
vent any ant.taot.laJ ,rowtll lo
the f\lt&&n," bt Hid lD &D in·
le~.
••What lt mean.a," he Mid, "ll
that companlea are lD liquida-
tion," manaeiftl to cover the
evidence ol it by bomnrttlc.
"MASKING the problem," be
conUnued, "I.a wone Uau fact.q
up CD tt. l.Dterett rat.et IO up and
up, and the 1y1tem become•
cry1talllne -in ireat daqer of
crack.lne ··
Lewtna traces tbe problem to
~-"From ~ Oil t!MI debt
burden goes up and eara..tqa IO
down And th1a rundown of u.
quidlty becomes one of tbe
cau1ea of inflation and hiCh in· ternt."
A• the annual repor1I come
out durin& com.inc weeb, be ell·
peels to aee a grayish portrayal
of lnduatry, ilha1trated witb
urn.lnp that contrut sharply,
dependinc on how reported, and
splubea ol red ink.
AllE&ICAN Airhou and
Northwest Alrllna, for exam·
ple, are expttled to report unad
JUlted profit& ol S2 30 and $3.~.
respectively, seemingly enough
to cover 40·cent and 80 cent
dividends. But after adjust
menta, Lewtm expect botb com·
paoles to report def1cill
Many companies lliU will be
able to cover dJvidends. For ell·
ample, the $7 ea.rnlnp of Mart.to
Marietta reduce to $3 80 oo be·
lDI adjusted. far in uceas of lb
O"·•·r The Counte·r
~~
'
• • SI .to divtdeud. And Eutmu
Kodak'••-» tarnlnp, cut to M on ~. an more than
adequae tor a 12.eo dlvideDd.
11ou:ovKa, the •arDJD.O ot
some eompan!es m!Jbt eva rlM alter beiQa 9djtllted.
But tb• exception• bardly
dJmblllh the extent of the pro.
blem IDd atta't likely to lelMn
the •bock to tboM inv•tors wbo
reco1nbe the overall cooae· queocea.
ApJl•l•Cftl
Robert Thomas of Laguna
Niguel has been appointed
vice president, director of
operations, al the Bank of
Newport, Newport Beach.
He is a former vice presi-
dent and cootroller of leas-
ing operalJoos with the Bank
of Amenca.
MUTUAL FUNDS
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T~.-.u.y 21. 1tl0 --·---N DAIL. Y Pit.Of
Foreign Firms
Irritate UAW ....
By MD.TOH M4&.0Wll'Z
In the lut IDO!lth of tm. OM out of every rour .,.,.
cert IOld lo the United Stats wu foreip made. And ol tbe
toreip makes eold ben!, more tban 15 percent came from
Japan. Tbat'a a palnful denlopmeot tor Doulu A.
Fruer, president ot th• United Auto Worken, wlM> Mel
tbe jot. ol his members beinc wiped by the market 1aae-
ceaaes ol the foretp invaders.
So lnitated b Fraser that b~ bu jolned forces with lo·
duatria.lbU wbo would like to keep foreip products out ol
the Uotted Stat.el. He will ftod a sympathetic ear when be
takes bia seat OD the board ol directors of Chrysler
Fraser sbould be
angry wltb the
Amencan car buyen.
After all. foreilD cars are selling here
bttause Americana ot>-
v1oualy want them. And
It's not because the
Money
Tree
foreign makes are cheaper than American-made
automobiles They no longer have that edge. They're in de-
mand because a sigruficaot number of American motorilta
prefer them.
BUI' nASEa, INSTEAD of blastJ.Dg Amencana for
not buying, ls trauling his fire oo the Japanese. They're at
fault, he says, for sending too many cars over here. Fraser
said his union warned the Japanese in the put to lidlit.-;
their exports to the Uruted States.
"We got promises. promises. promises, but no action,"
he added "Our efforts at diplomacy are over."
So Fraser is now prepared to go to Congress to de·
mand that a law be passed to require that a substanUaJ
percentag~ of the content or ca.-.. sold bere be made here
Comparues that don't comply would be slapped with fines
and import quotas
JAPAN'S HONDA MOTOR has already won Fraser's
blessing by announcing that it will build an assembly plant
1n Otuo that will employ 2.000 workers Volkswagen is
build.utR cars 1n Pennsylvania and may soon open a second
assembly plant. Fraser's main targets then are the two big
Japanese auto-makers -Toyota and NtSsan (Dataun>
They are No. 1 and No 2, respectively, in the import car
market And Fraser wants them to bwJd their cars here.
P'nser explaJ.Ded that the United Auto Workers ex-
Pf'Cta foreign oomparues wbicb benefit from U.S. markets
to ·•contnbute to them by buHding products here."
Thousands of auto workers have been laid off because
Ford and Chrysler could not meet the foreign competition.
ls Uus the answer, though? Do we rorce foreign com·
pan1es wbJcb are s uct'essful in selhng their products here
to manufacture them here" I wonder wbat kind of recep-
tion Fraser would get for tus ideas among UAW members
who are working for Caterpillar Tractor at Peona, Ill •
and 14 other U 5 plants
CATEaPlUAR DOES NEAALV half of Its $8 billion
of busJ.DeSS outside this country They make and strip
bulldozers and olber equipment to countnes all over the
world. Twenty.five thousand UAW jobs -40 percent of
Caterpillar's total employment depend on those export
sales.
U we can demand that Toyota and Nissan meufu.
ture ~. what's to stop oUler countries trom demaodlaa tbal Caterpillar manufacture abroad too~ •
Dow Falls Sharply;
Profit-taking Cited
NEW YORK CAP> Stock prices dropped s harply to-
day aa sellers cashed rn oo the market's recent gain&.
Tben it rerovered some of the loss
lbe Dow J~ ave rage of 30 uidu.slnals, up nearly 1
points Ill the early going, was down 4 10 to 874 40. But at
one potnl the Dow was down 14 pomts.
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You I Re IN L.UCK, LADY P · ·
J S~l..L THE GR~,ATEST LINE
OF COVER-UPS SINCE
WA1ERG,ATE.
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William Katt enjoy a brief moment of
glory before "Came" unleashes her ter
rifying powers tonight at 9 on CBS,
Channel 2.
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tll<Mlg women. c:onaioer.o
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~TELETHON
Host. Alt Unltlet1er ano
Cllrol ~ance locus on
Iha ~ Or-and
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dr-. aiu..b lnc*a Hugh ex-.. Bob Hope and
Henry Fond&. CD a.e·A·s·H
Cot. Po«er II !Old thOt ,_
~ tnOnaY le being
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1!'9 lhe ~lerfelten 9 STRE£T8 Of SAN ~
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pet1ner .-iy cost• him
t>ls 111e M*1 hiS In.net car
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the man Mio killed hie '°" • OVEJtu..t au.· Mlldl Miller -~/L!HAEA
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Cerrlldk'Mt. JOhn Carr•
01ne no 8 2 OH THE TOWN s1-anc:1 Connie tlltk• a
IOolC •t the "'°'1d oC the
battered cn110 111111 a tor·
gotten pe1root wno II t>eong
lorgollen by the U S
government. a Vial! to •
plutie euroeon In P•lm
Springs, • r u1e loo!< •I the
on,,.. workings ol th&
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&:00 8 Cl) THE WHITE
SHADOW
Coectt AeeYea enroll• I~
cewn In a Mlhool ballet
claaa G THE
Ml8AOVENTURE8 OF
SHEAlf'FL.080
Deputy Pertlina aac;orll •
rnu<der trial wttnen to Lo.
Ango!M, OOllWllWe ftla1 she
l>IMI 10 11M het lden\icel
!Win to ne1p her eacae>e a PAJSOHEA: CEll
BlOCKH
Georg~,., covrt...g of Vera
CUlm1t1•IM 1t1 the suogn-
ltOn tllal lhe smuggle
Q_OOOS onto tl'MI pnson
U 11~) HAPPY DAYS
Ttie g111no oe>en•"9 ot
A1no4<I ' totally r~
realaf.M'ant " lhreatenea by
some ~'°' 1.lst·monute
prol!N!ms a» THEROAD TO
MOSCOW
Al Net M ll'lciUde artt>e<
Judi Adami, race •alller
Marco Evot'Ulk. bO•"'
Richwd Setldov1al. long·
,UITl()flf Arl\le Rol>olWoo
and John Welker 1500
mete< runner m TOP OF ™E Hilt
Weyne ~s Mel Ferrer
(lkt' Sommer. Sonny
Bono Adnenne Barbeau.
Plk>la Pren1u end Garv
LOCl<wood alar tn Chi•
presentation ol l1w1n
Stlaw'I stOl)I Mf fn Ille
bfeethlelllog atmo9phere
ol ttla 1980 Olympoca •t
..... ~ (P8r111 m aTOHIQHT
Hoat ()eta Aoban•
• WOk.D
''Welao!M To YllP-Th4I
UnlMd s ...... t-c>oi•«*-
"Y IO Ill~ TN9t Terri-
tory"' .. w..n Pedflc.
Chnuy Ind ..... /OkrrttJIY
t't•ndoull thamaeh•U
I ogeth4lr. then rae11%e they
l\llWI no key IO ltN ltiem-
~ ...rttl a» MERV OAtfflN
G...ca. Auc*1 Holn*I
Ke.th Cerradlna David
Cemw:llna, Jollf\ Carra-
dine, Robert C..radina,
PIM Dooley
eJ.!) HCl/A
Sl8Ck T iOe" T,.,. mot I
<k'YM(econg 044 aoo• 1n hi.
10-y 81'0 '" llt1ee1$ •re
,.•lillTllflad (Al
ff) WllD TIMES
Sam Elliott Ben JOfln&0<1
Brue" Bo•le<tner and p,.n
ny Pf'y'oef' atar 1n th ..
iiOllt!ntU10U8 8nO romdflhG
1-11\at lai<M pl-•n lllfl
)'M{S ~ lhe CAW w 81 and tna 1880s M>d
reNs the !ltory Ol Hugt>
Cato1ll. Amuric•·~ '"•'
Wold Well 6h0w 1mp<1•S4'1·
10 (Pert 11
9:30 8 [I T AX1
ENegad b; 1119 .-&Ill
woO.ong coodlloOn$ al ttwi
gat*Qe. Elaine leads '-
fellow cet>b;ea II! • llflk"
ilQ-Ille Sunshine Cati
Company (Part 1)
flJ THE EPtC THAT
NEVE1'WA8
A dOcum<"nlery on Iha
unttntShed 1937 him 'I.
~·· .miCtl a1wr9d
C""'1el Laugllton. Mafia
OOerori and Flofa Roe.on
~.HEWS 0 HAAT TO HART
The Herta' dog MW _.,
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tne murder d • ~
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'Happy Days' Grows Up
From Placid 50s to Turbulent 60s
By PETER J . BOVEil
LOS ANGELES <AP) -"Happy Days" fans
have probably noticed that the days are becominl
Jess happy cm that show That is to say·
The "Happy Days" crew is getting old. The In-
nocent 'SOB have become the turbulent '60s. ffiah
school became college. And last week, Arnold's
Drive-lo burned down
It's not likely that the series, still strong in its
seventh season, will become "Anxious Days," but
what was once a light nostalgia trip to simpler
times has become something else, something that
ia much more 1970s sitcom than 1950s nostalgia.
TOE DEMISE OF ARNOLD'S last week was
the symbolic end of what "Happy Days" wu in its
begtmdnp, but the changes have been occurrtnc
all a&ona~ their seeds were planted by creator
Garry Manball when "Happy Days" began.
"We promised the cast when we started that
they would not have to remain the same,'' aaya
Manball. "We told them they wouldn't have to
play sophomores in bigb school for 10 years. We've
now taken them through four years of b.igb school
and three years of college. Their characters have
erown with them."
Yet, the m06t profound "Happy Days" change
bad nothing to do with time or age, but with the
procrammt,.. huncbel of Fred Silverman, who
wu nmninC tbinp at ABC when "Happy Daya"
really took off. Silverman saw Henry Wlnkler'a
FoD.J.ie, who bqan aa a secondary character, as
the show's prime attraction.
BB INSl'IGATED A rea.rraniement of the
abow'• atructure that put Fonzie cm center 1ta1e. "!!i-S:' D_,a" became ".The Adventures of F ...
••Adually, lt w&1 a very soft abow when we
IU.i'ted,'• Manball aaya. ''Tbea, to make it com-
petitlTe, cbaqes were made to make lt funnier,
punchier -tbat 'a when we brouabt l'oule
forward. Now, oddly eooup, we've IOIMI fUll dr·
de.
"We've earned the rilbt to IO back, to do cer-
tain epltodea that are 90fter (in tmma of comedy
"1le). And tbe audience aeema to accept 'Happy
Dap' oeeastonaDy IOlDI dramatic. •• "
ladeed, aerioul meu.,. bave been ~ to .. HawJ Dan'' aenn1 t1mll tbil MUOD, ln·
ducllQa at lust two epllocli99 eaneernma tM prob-
lem• ~ tbe ,UlleallJ budietppect.
.. 'B&PP'f DAYS' 18 A Ver/ special lbow. lt'a
lltiJl 1n tbere ud the a ace la IW1
tlMft. I ._ ddtpted to ... tlult ttdl ,.ar. To
&o be No. l, YoU eometime1 haft to com·
PRESENTING •.. the new name of Al's new
eatery. But Al Molinaro (right) and Henry
Winkler have different ideas in tonight's
episode of "Happy Days" at 8 on ABC, Chan-
nel 7.
promlle. We bavn't bad to with 'Happy Da,.•."
Well, maybe a little. Durlnc •wees-. Jll()Gtb lut
fall, when network la at lta fterceA, "Happy Daya"
featured a couple of lta 1babbler' epllodea, with
atrlppen and nude pbotolJ'apben and the like.
The next sweep1 pertod starts next week.
"Yea, St. Valentine's Day Ma11acre,"
Yanhall 11ys, "when the -.Orb aay 'Sweeps!
Sweeps! Brlnp U1 Su and Thrilll' I"
ovaau, TBOtJGll, "BAPn Daya" hu
remained a pieuant and eheerf\11 tbow, and hu
maintained lta audleoe. doul. 'fiblle lta CDlllPH·
ion sen., "Layerne and SblrleJ." bu dropped
into tbe boUom reacbM cl tbe Nle1len ratmp1 "Happy Daya" la aUJI one ol ABC'• bet~ntea
aeries .
It wUl end, tbcNah probebiJ DUt JeU. lt'I
probabl7 lor the beat; Ncbi., Pottale, Fonm and
Ralph won't have to worry about lbe draft.
DOratliy FielHs' Songs Aired
Producer Ned Sberrln ln·
tl'Oducc. lyrtca ot Dototb)t
Jl'lelclt and th muale of her Collaboraton: :Jerome Kern,
.JtlDmy eJfilcbi Cy Col •
Harold ~ Arthur Sch•UU
rid Albllt u.JKU9< Millicent artln, llartart
llon~. Daws Kernao IDd
TUBE TOPPERS
KOOP e 8:00 -.. Top ol the Hill."
The ~· epllodo of a new mlnl&eries
set 8'&1Mt the backdrop of the 1980
Olymptc Gama iD Lake Placid, with
W ayoe Roaen. Mel Ferrer and Elke
Sommer.
CBS fJ 9:00 -"Carrie." Siaay
Spacek play1 the title role ol a girl with
supernatural powers Jn this movie
chiller with Piper Laurie. (See photo at
left).
NBC 8 9 : 00 -''The Martian
Chronicles." In the concluding chapter
of the senes, ~ Man settlers return to
a devastated Earth.
10:IO 1 • NEWS WtalliEBOAT
COMEBIN
' A H1iPC>Y N..., Y-. Some
8-y" While Tom • OUl
fie.sling, Jacl< '""1JI the
lndependtnt L.al>Our P9rty
Gt VOTEM' PIPB.N
Ho5t Jom Coooer
11'008lleCJJ\tl HEWS 8 MAKE Mf v.uoH
MASH
ID WHATS OH NEXT7
A peep •t thlt romantic Iii.
of a 11atf in Ille ~
.... wd Of I Lon<k>n Hoec>ftM
Mid • IOo4C <1 I COOl<ery wt
the AualtaNr> oulbaell
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THEATRE
11 30 IJ (1) AMERICA •
WHEAE DO WE 00 FROM
HEl'IE?
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JOHN DARLING
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KEHSNiT~
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~ Cathy ,,_ °"'· .--itno I hat .,,. and Larry
Ihle In • d<ngy one-room
flat
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A )'Ouftg ,__ llarM net
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aplnner ol wbodwllta, Dorotb,y
Macardle, now oa view at tbe
Coata Meta Clvlc Playhouae.
Thia flM:'t« -the truapl&DUn& of cbaraetel'I and 1ltuatJ0111
from bard coven to theater -la
the prilD9J'Y eulprit in the abow'a
lack of effecUvenen.
In bis ntber ponderoua lldap·
tatloo, playwrl,bt Tlm Kelly
beape peat abovellUla of com·
pJlcated ezpoaltlon lnto bia
script, while at the same Ume
sketchiq bla characters with a
single t.hin coat of paint. Even
the moet accomplished of acton
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would bl bard pnued to back
t~elr way tbrou1b ao mucb
tailed "1'tdae•·
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tor Pali TambelUnl and btr
cut Cl .. lt a 1plendid effort.
alb91t one doUed wttb uneven ln·
terpre\.AUom. Tbe material la
wellb\ed "7 dilftcult and UD·
wle[dY dialopt, tht sort that
makn BM readable. but not
apellable. pr'OM.
MOit lmpreulve of ~ cut
members a.re Mlke P'rym and
Kat.bleen Costello In the centraJ
roles ol the brother and •liter
wbo purcbue an old hoUH on
the ~ ol a cliff which hu one
minor naw -the prevtoua le·
naota, looc alnce deceased. re
fwse to vacate l"rym and Miu
Coltello brtQC bumanlty and a
touch ol humor to tbelr rot.
which, ~bly, are not en·
dowed with the neceaaary C:OO· rucUn.t purpoeea to make \hem
dramatically arreallna
Eliubeth Tierney never con
vlnclna.l.y conveya the overr1dln1
anxlefy of her character, a
youn1 woman Uterally baun~
by put eveota. Peter Slmlluk la
eerlly Powerful aa her stern
craodfatber. while Robbi
Scboooover ls curioualy nat as
the supcrstltlou11 Iri sh
housekeeper
TWO STANDOUT
s-rfonnaDCM lD t.M ·~ rankl are d lhered ~, Pal
Jltro • lbe t.Jbod1 do
wbo '°"' ln from Um• to ume
and 0-1 KWD u a ~· •ho undtr.-a t.entl)'lq a · pertace. lMa etf.ctl" are Roo
MoeU... • a lot"al arUtt. Jae' II urray M a Jmltlm• ¥U1qe
doctor and Bobbi~-u M 111 n.n.e,•1 ooedm• _.,..,..
ne11 lmplanted pu.relJ for U ·
poaltory purpo1•1, and
awkwudl1.
Spedal t«hnleal effect.I b1 Mul'1'a.y and Jamee e.u are nil
handled, and ltan WIHlek '1
flnely appoioled .. , la nth ln
~nod navor
"Tb• Uninvited'' wUl b•
p~rformed for lhr•• mt1u
wt>ellenda. J'rldaya •nd
Saturda.y9 al l :IO, at Ute l'M
Playbomtt at Ole wnl 111.a '" the Oran1• Count1 ra1r.-nlUli
In C<MJt.a ...... • BACUTAOlt -A ape lat
producUon of Nell lrnon'• cu •
edy •·na. Star 8P•ncltid 01rt"
will be prH•nted Tbund•, throup Sunday by the Or111p
County Sherlff'a Uepartmenl
Explorer Poet 449 at Ranl• Ana
Colle1e'1 Phillipa Hall "'" cHda will ~ used to olf..t Uit!
<'Olll ol t.alllnt explorer athlct.M
to the Ul80 l'!xplortir Nelltnu1I
Olympic• ln Yort Coll1111i.
Colo . . C'Urtaln time la • J> 111
Thuraday th.roup Saturday 111..d
2 30 p.m Sunday
Isaac Hayes Back 'Up'
BJ Y ADENA Ali&
BURBANK CAP) -Tbe fiuhy jewelry, fun
and fancy can are 1ooe for the time belng.
casualties of a well-public.bed bankruptcy aeveral
yean back.
But while laaac Hayes wean blue Jeana and a
record company baseball jacket durint intervlewa
1 these daya, hll majestic bald
bead and mesmerblot baas
voice are uncbanied -and so,
apparently. la the talent that
first woo bim fame and riches.
His new album. "Don't Let
Go" and the bit single by the
same name are &ellin8 better
than anyt.hin& be'• recorded
aloce the days o( "Hot· Buttered
Soul'• and the Academy Award·
UY81 wiDDlDa teOl'e to •'Shaft,''
~ co-writ« ol UM DioaDe Wanrtek bit ''Deja
Vu," be'• also up for a sonprtter Grammy tb1a
year. U he wins, u.·u be hia fiftb vtctrola·ahaped
trophy
TWO OLD BAYES·DAVID Porter tunes,
"Hold On, I'm Comins" and "Soul Man," ~
heavily in tbe success of the Blues Brothen.
And for the first time in more than four years,
Hayes la cont.emplaUnc a major concert tour -
one that may brio.a back tbe cbaim of bla "Black
Moses" daya.
"l miibt tet into that because there'• been so
many strong requeata," says Hayes, perhaps wary
of ma.kin« a definite commitment aft.er several
years of almoct makin& a comeback.
Those years were marted by personal and
financial problems that mipt have proved terminal
to another performer . After llviDI a
lifestyle that made bia name aynonymoua with
free-spending flamboyance, declarlng bankruptcy
was -to put it mildly -something of an embar-
rass ment.
HA YES, IN TOWN FOa a tapt.oc of ''The M1d·
nlght Special" TV abow, H)'I the experience didn't
destroy bim "becauae 1 understood lt." He aaya
his money problems didn't stem from bit apeod.
in&. It waa poor money ma.nacement. be aaya.
"Tbo&e luxurious tbinp, like automobiles, like
clothes, fun and jewelry, had nothinl to do with
the bankruptcy." be adda. "That money waa
earmarked for such thinas because that la wbal I
wanted for myself, and I etUoY it. Plus It lent to the
imaae ~ in a aenu. That wu the Up of ~
iceberg in a way."
So Hayes pulled himself together. He moved
from Los Aoaelea to Atlanta: "Not that I
chickened out, but I know where my atren,US lies.
I crew up ln the South -Memphis, Atlanta."
BE ALSO GOT SOME new aceountanta and
started keepin1 a closer watch on b.la money. ''I keep my eye to myself,'' be aaya.
In all that time, be never stopped writin.I aon11 or makioa records, and coollnued to appear
lo nloit.clubl and the occulonal concerts. So .. Don't Let Go," with ita wb.lapered in·
THE SEASOWS 11 COMEDY Hm
NOW IN ns 7IH SMASH WEEK.
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lerludes and =le1, rbythmic orchestration, la
very much asp of the 'Sb.aft' sound
"I heard llO mucb of my.elf in otheT acta, the
'Shaft' l.nlluence and all that at.uff," be explalD.I
"So I tried to set away from it bee•~ I became
bored. But there's such demand for It -people
want that -so l'U just have to 10 back to 1t."
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Play It~ BID, S~m
na'me l n., Silm, but that doesn., stop piano player Joe Lig-
gin from b ng a ked to play ~ Time Goes By -at least
se n tlm s a night at a Bogle-Inspired restaurant.
•••
Nearly 40 years later, in the bar of a
Long Beach restaurant called Boearta
another black piNM> player la ull:ed to
play "As 'nme Goes By."
For Joe Li'8im, seated at bia plano
bar ln the room with candle-lit white
walls and Caaablanca-atyle celliq fans,
it isn't the tint time he's been asked to sine .. Al nme Goes By.••
And it certainly won't be the lut.
un 18 TBE MOST requested tune, ..
says Liggins with a bie smile. "They as-
sociate it and me with the picture."
It'• only natural that a restaurant
called Bogarta -the walls of the diaco
are filled with large Bogie portraits -
would hire someone hke Liggins.
"One lady came m and aaid. 'If this ta
Bogart.a, I want to see where the piano
is because 'Cua blanc a' bad a piano
player.'"
UG6JNI D'ftllATES BS 11"8 auna
"Al nm. Goea By" more than 2,000
Um• he lt.Uted, and be atll.l enjoya
tt.
"Believe it or not, I never do set tired
of It," be 1ay1. "That happened to be a
great IOftl -the wordl and the muaic
You can't find a fault with it It tella an
old atory to a melody everyone can
1in1."
Llilim la a stouter and, at 83, an
older "Sam" than Dooley Wllsoo's. But
the veteran musician seem1 to 1et u
much joy out of playln1 the plano u his
fictional counterpart
"lt'a intimate," be sar.s ol playtna at
a piano bar. "You cant help but Uke
that I like people, and I have more fun
foolln1 around and t.a.JJtine with them
than l do playing.·'
Naturally, "Aa Time Goes By" isn't
the only I008 request be 1eta. Liggins,
who figurea be bas more than a
thousand aones in bis repertoire, fre·
quently la ull:ed to sinai other ballad.a
such u ''Tenderly" and "Salm Doll"
and New Orleans-style son11 ltke
"Basin Street Blues."
"THEY ALSO LIKE to bear my
tunes.·• he says. I wrote a tWle called
'The Honeydripper.' It was number ooe
on the Billboard chart 37 wttk.s That
was about the bieeest rhythm and blues
they had."
That waa in 1945 when Llggiru had bis
own band called The Honeydrippers. He
compc»ed other hits that the band re
corded lncludini "I've Got a Right to
Cry," "Pink Cbampaene" and "Satur-
day Niibt Fisb Fry."
and the Orpbeu.m and M.Wioo Dollar
t.h .. ler'l ln Loe An1elea.
It abo played at the Club Alabam, the llemo Club, the Laat Word and numeroua atber Eut Loe Aqelel after.
boun clubs du.rln& the '«II and '508.
"We even played a club, believe tt or
not, called the Cua blanc a," says Lil·
lint. "We packed them in. A lot of mov-
fe st&n wOuld come in Eck.stine and all
Lbe cats would come by.·'
IN TB06E DA Y8 Liggina was friends
with oot ooly Billy Ecutine, but Duke
Ellinet.on. Cab Calloway, Dlnab
W aabinitoo -and the le&eodary LoQi.a
Armstrooa
"He (Armstrong) wu just a rel\llar
fella," said Ligalna "Money never
meant an,ythJ.nc to him. He Just wanted
to be with the cata "
Liggins, who still eets bis band
together to play at dances and casuals,
fondly remembers the big band days,
desplt~ doin& one-mgbters six months a
year and bavine to sleep in can while
driving 300 miles to the next job.
"I remember going eight days and I
never saw a bed," be says
But those days had many lugh point-'>
-mostly mwncal
"I Ml&41 IT most when I play with the
band," be says "Thal ereat auree com-
es back That ereat lilt -'Wow. this is
it!' Then you drop beck down to a smale
and you miss it •'
PlaYJ.lll the Apollo and the Orpbeum
may be only a memory for Joe Llieins
But he'll always bave Long Beacb
"Thia is like home." he says survey-
ing the bar at Bogarts tbat msp1res
customers to request "As Time Goe:. By ..
"Even the young people request 1t.'
he says. "I ask them, 'How do you le.now
that song? You're too young •
"They say, 'Oh, yeah. I know it. Jwit
play it' "
And be does OMty ...... ,... "'....aO'.,.... Llgp laughs and add.a. "She saw
me and said, 'Yeah, that's it. They eot it.' .. The band toured the country, playing
theaten such u t.be Apollo in Harlem
"You must remember thu. a lau u stall
akiu .. " Joe Llggms never gets tired of playmg :As Time Goes By.'
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Prospective California Girls demonstrate dance ability for Jud<J66.
Growing Through Divorce
'You either can go through or grow through a divorce,' says Jim
Srooke, director of divorce recovery workshops.
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Five yean .,o Jim Smote, then
a ttaft lMtrbel' at Garden Gron
Community Cbureb, 1ave a worklllop for per1on1 1oln1
throupdl~
It WM 10 popular that be WU
uked to live another, and then
another. ToclaJ be ftnda blmM)f wortina fall.ti.me with people re-
COYertaa f.rcm divorce.
lt wu a dlrect.loa be nenr tbOuaht bit Uf e wOu.14 take, but lt'I • eUllnl bu .,... impor-
tant to tbou1aad1 of .-opl• ~tblU.S.udebroed.
Smob Will Si•e a WO~ Mtlim1DI T\aeeda1, l'eb. 1l; at
T:IO p.m. It Martaen ID
Newport ... cb. It wtlJ last Ila
W.ta ID'd J'GU mu "I~ bf calUtDI .. ebllrdli MMOfO .. : .
a. aa. hll worbbolw o~ 'J'lln .... Dl1Wee.
u:Toa tUIMI' can io Um:J111b er INW tbroulh dl•orce, •• Smote ....
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hit.re, ~,.::m117. ••· r:9 n i'W aacl belp-..,. .,..~ .
Smote bu learned a great deal
about what causes marri.,es to
break ap and bow people aunive
ID h1I JUl'I of work with 11Jll)e1.
Then .,. three major reuom
for diTOftei... ~e aald, which be
calla '-ibe aq 'l'hree.''
One la that "we llve ln a 'uae
anddlscard'IOdetJ," Smote aald.
.. People have become part of tbal
We Just throw mata away." ~
Second, be feel• till• 11 a
"microwave aoclety" where pec>-
ple want lmtant anawen. "People
, aren't wtll1DI to alol tbroucb and reconcile their 81fferencea," be
Hid. TIM tblrd ru10D 11 that then la
wry llttle preparation for mar·
ii•I•· "We need mon pnmarttal tralnlDI,.. Smoke empbutaed.
"W• nHcl to mate marrla1e ~.·· • Uo belie'f• peoplo todQ Jack htterpenonal relaUouhip ak.Ult, daD"tr kDoW bow to com·
mU'DlcMa aDd comequently ctrtft
apart.
ANOTB.. DSTat•BNT to
marrlql II the ecaaomlc necelit·
l1 ot b11inl two WoftiJia pannen. ••we Deid to learn new wan to
keep "'° UNd p9op1e toftttba' and t UitiP bloom1D.I Pd crow-
Smoke said people allO have
been aeetin1 meaninC for their
own lives, to "fulftll tbem.aelves"
often at the expense of the rel•·
tiomhip.
Smoke la optimhtic that the pic-
ture la changing, however, and be
believes the '80I might be charac·
teriled as the "ua" decade inlt.ead
of the "me" yeara of the '70. .
"People are marryuur lat.er to-
day." be aaid. "TbereT'a not the
uraeney to set married. There's a
fnedom to be IO and a1D.8)e."
Meanwhile, there ban been
lb1fta ID the ldncb of )MtOPle wbo
come to bl.I ~· He ii ... ma man men and' mon pe1I06s who an dlvoreed an.r Iona mar-
ria1•. ao to as yean.1.n duratloll.
MBN llAVSN"I' felt free to
come before, b• 1u11Hted. b6c1uae ot the ''frontier mm&ali-
t1'' tbat bu u1lted b' ~ ID tb1a country.
they can take care of themaelve.."
Many persona attend lbe
worklbopa for self-evaluation,
Smoke aa.ld. Moo have done their
moumlni and are ready to tblnk
about the future.
Smoke aaid no two altuaUons are
alike ln divorce but that everyone
need.a "people around you who will
be oonjud&mental and supportive.
"What we do ln the workabop i.a
say, 'You're OK. It'• all riahl to
hurt. You can survive, you can go
on.' ..
California
Girls
It isn't easy becoming a
California Girl as 65
hopefuls found out during
try-outs for the Surf soccer
team cheering squad.
By MICHAEL PASllEVICB
Ol .. Oelty_ ...
Lynn Damroo of Newport BudJ admitted
she was "scared to death "
It JUSt isn't that easy lo become a
"CaWornia Girl." even If you're 21 years old,
blonde and attra<'ttve enou&b to make a ti~
as a professional model
But. m the end after ellht boun ol in·
terV1eW11 and "once aeain girb" command.a to
shake through a dance rouu.oe-lls Damroosur-
v1 ved the Judges' scrutmy
She's now an offtc1al "Cah!orrua Girl."
"h1ch translate~ t o cheerleader for tbe
Calilorma Surf soc~r team
More than 65 women. all dressed to
enhance, made an early mornlne call to
Anahe1mStadlum Saturday to tryout.
THEY RANGED lD aee rrom 17 to zr. and
presented the dozen Jud.ies with an int.eresUq
dilemma "Some of them are corieoua but can't
dance a bclc," said one ju<fae. "The ot.Mrs can
dance but their looks don't make it."
Functioning like coaches at sprtna baseball
tryouta, the Jud&es. amona them Aqel.a •tar Rod Carew. scored the women oo bub of face,
fieure. penionaltty and a 45-second dance
routine
The "first cut" claimed 32 of the women
who were thanked for their effort.a by Surf
personnel and then sent pacld.ni.
Afternoon pressure fell on the 35 would-be
cheerleaden who remained. They were told
that u few as 12. pemape as many u JO ol
them . would make the final squad.
The aelectioo committee mmed Into t.be
press box of the stadium, lariq tbe women ID
the cl.IS1ody ol cboreocrapber llicbael Conn.
I
t • ¥
~ . 'l1ull1ld.Q ... reaUJ a bulJ neama. u
you'll ... u .. JO alcq. We b8d to drive and
talk fut to mab lt to everytJJ.lq CID tbe calen·
dar.
We ~ lD oa tbe snnd opentn1 party for n.li~ecleral Savtnp ad Loa.a Alaoeia·
lion's new lrviDe olfice wbicb La muqed b7
Cbrtlae Brall&leJ.
Tbenl wu sultar mualc bJ Jeee on.ca and
wonderful food and a lift f« eacb lu.t -a
plctUJ"e book ol leeDe9 from tbe U.S.
lntne II reall1 ll'Ow\DI and 1DU1 people from dlil new c1t)' were tben, tncl1,acHn1"LarrJ ....... .,.. ...... ....,v ...... ...
...... Nlchlr, .................. Carel
.. ~and Jaclde .. we uw DWl1 ot u..e same faces tbe ..en·
tq Won at tbe ftnt llllt1Uettc. banqaet fw
tbe ..., lniDe awDber ol Commerce at tbe
• JI -•· •
"I Jlldlth Olton
'am n an aw ...,... ~ ......... ,,.l:_ ...., ........... :SdL.•--· II.Mt .............. '• • a.. Owaa. put prwident. ..,
boooNd tor bla won..
~
8ec:k to 'l'blD'ICIQ ntOt-We caupt a lee·
tare bJ Dr. le)al8 ....... ODI ol two men to
be bcmGnd bJ UCl WI yeu u ~
P'acuhJ l.Acturen, 011 tbe ....i "One Hundred
Yun of Solitude" b1 Gabriel Garda llarq_ues.
Afterward then WU a reeeptlon lD M ..
ComlDCa and Dr. Mntoo. prcfelw' ol SpaftW.
and ~. reeei•ed m&Qy concratulatiam tor b1a baDOr'.
~
Newport Beaeb publldlt JllSeel N ... ta
one wbo reall)' kDowa bow to do a SoOd "PR
bllta" an 1ubjeetl dear to bll beart -such u
b1I annul blrtbda1 party.
Tbl aow.az.yur-old Naab cave btmaett a
party became, be aaY1, "It WU evident that DO
one•• IOIDC to throw ooe foe me ... no mat·
ter bow much I blnted." lie did tbe wboM Wna lD snnd style: Re
eeat oat prw nleaw 111Dt."t1'dn1 the event
aDd tbm P" eacb peat a hall·blown p,_. tit
wltb 1D8DJ lmportallt faet abelb and Waltra· ttou. IUCb u tbe cbranolop ol bll life. brief :=:.:•cb ~ and a map ol b.11
Carnival King, Queen Named
On Saturda:Y, Feb. 2, at tbe Newport Harbor
Art Muaeum, tbe KJ.ni and Queen ol Cunlval.
Leon Lyon and Mn. Walter D. It. Glbaon Jr.,
wilJ be touted dwiDI tbe Mardi Gru.
Tbe party, sponaored by tbe Sales and Rent·
al Council, wtll ralae funda for a cbaUenee
grant from the National Endowment for tbe
Arta.
The K1D.c and Queen are bei.nt boDend for
LEON LYON MRS. WALTER D.K.
OIBSONJR.
their ouaatad•n1 aervtce to the muaeum.
Lyca and b.11 wile Molly are avid art eolleet· on and muaeum aupportera. He was president
of tbe board ol lrultees ln 1.977·18 and bu
served oo many committees.
THE COUPLE also participate ln a variety
of proerama at the muaewn. "We support the
muaeum almost u a relipoo, but we have 1ot·
ten much more than we've c:IYen.'' LJOD said.
lln. Git.on II well known to ,weryooe lD
the mUMU.1D community llDce lbe La at tbl
muaemn almo.t ... J'J day.
''Wbm I IMl B.u, WlDctler, a maMam eo-toander, tn tbe ..,.., • .,., um pat u ..s to all
my previoul volunteer commtt.menta.
.. I joined tbe ft.rat membenbip ll"OUI> ol the
Ftne Artl Patroaa and bave been active lD U. mu.aeum ever alnce," abe said.
SD llM 8E•VRD u prakleut ol the
boa.rd ol tnmteel twice, been <m Mffnl com·
mltteea and re1ularly bu ae"ed on tbe
K u.aeum Council board ol direeton.
Tbe Mardi Gru balll. accordiq to tbe
chairman. lln. Huah Poweu. La a Mll~ It wtll Include 1 lamb buffet ot New
Orleam cul.sine, Bourbon Street Jau and a
tradiUooal cott.ume parade throulb a mue ot
&iant han&loa muka, colorful llaypolee and
fuab •Pri.D& flowen.
'Kid-talk' Contagious
..
..
'•
Like some bumper aticken aren't fUDD.J,
you know?
Like, "lnaanlty la Hereditary. You Can Get
U From Your Chi.ldren." You've all aeen that
one,ri&ht?
For sure. l'.e 1ot a few Sood boun left
before I check lnto the bome, bat u 1ure u I'm
alttina here I've got the ftnt aymptoma ol a
cue of children called, ''Trttel Oiaeue." I
mean really I
YO\J'RE NOT aotna to believe WI, but I
uaed to speak lD clear, coadae. coberat sen·
teoc ... At the end of them my voice fell UDtil it wu llmo9t Inaudible. Then a few yean aio.
every sentence became a question. I bep 11 to
develop creeptna cllcbea. Not a lot at ftnt, but Juat a few "JOU lmon?" and a couple ot "re-
ally•!"
, Today, ID)' bralD baa ablolutelJ DO coatrol
t o .. r my mouth. It just rambles. It react.a to
1 eHl'J word uttered whether It mUee HDM or ,, not.
..
• UM IOllleCIDe en ~, "111 dol 4led." aod
"f I'll amwer, "You'n ldCllUDlt '•
'I
,
;
l•
I'm trytns to fl&bt tb.11 apeech--crlPPlinl cllJ..
eue for 1ure, but It lan't easy with l&ree-kidl
runnm, lD and out wbo 1peak notblnf but
children.
When I told my friends that I bad taken
"rl1bt on'' out of my vocabulary and wu wod.·
jog on "sorry 'bout that," my friends Just
smiled.
.. n WON'T DO any 1ood," they sald.
"Children are camen ol all kind.a of bad
babita. TbeD tbe7. mature and 111ove oa to
adultbood and JOU n •tock."
Lalt DiCht l WU lD ID1 IGD't apartment
wba be uJd. ••Mom, tit up .u.tibt OI' JOUJ"
1plae w!D "'°" that •• , . And .. )'OW' feet off the fundtun, I just bad lt c'MMcl Stop mack· lDc or JOU won't eat 70ur ~ ...
I ltood aDd lhoUteCl. ••ReallJ, bow ruder
If I were a 1'9w ,....n old«, I bet JOU'd baw a
UUJe more rwpeet f« JH, rtOtt Well, fol' 1ure,
W. II the last Ume I put up wtsh )'OW' nautn1,
JOGlmow?''
Bt oatcnw lt. lla1bt I wW too.
1
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AT FAMILY SERVICE ASIOCIAT10M ANNIVERSARY PARTY
RubJ 1te1tu ..... wlh...,... Yon Glahn and,., Round
a. Al ~r1 has been lmtalled u
wonhlPtUI muter of llar Vllta Lodte ao. P'.
and A.Iii.
Gweeda W~ opened ber bome 1ut w..t
for 1 coffee to acquaint prospective YOlunteen
with tbe aoa1a &Dd pu.rpoMI al the March of
Dlmes.
~ ud llUu Det&a1 •ett ~troduced u the ,la.> co-chairmen fort.be NewJ*>rt Beach
MOD ifOUP and James aoo.neti. a national
trustee, spoke on the b.lst.ory of the ora&DluUon
Expressing their appreciation to Joan
Williams for her work as ex~utive board
president for the Harbor Area Girls Club
are. left, Conrad Schaefer and Steve
Heinzen. The occaalon was the club's an·
oual meetin' at the Irvine Cout Country Club at which Heinzen was honored as
Volunteer of the Year.
RUFFELL'S
UPHOLSTERY
-..Y•W .. .. ...,
lfD ..... 119'
C...MIM-It
~ --__ _.;;a
••• Girls
<From Paae Cl>
10methine out of \t, which la only natural," abe
laid.
Tb.at '1<>metJune' probably isn't money -
cheerleaders a.re paid leas than $10 a eaine -
but cloothel from advertiaen and exposure that
could Lud to more modelin& jotla or a trip to
Hollywood
Most of the women aireed that thelr
c:areen couli beoeflt, but oooe excluded tbe
"fun'' of performi.DI lD riun ot t.boulaDd• ol
people
ID addiUoo to Ma. Damron., Newpott Buch
resldcmta wbo wU1 be Surf cbeerte8den when
UM 1eUOD start.a ln Mardl laclade CoUeeo
Jlarriaon, 21 , Susie Owen, 23, and Lori
Fonbere. Z3. Jeaa Poeetberl. Zl, ol Balboa
bland. a1lo made the squad aim& with Costa
Ileum Nancy Saenz. 21. and 1'na Euterliq.
M.
Dressmaking
& Alterations!
To Introduce °"r expanatoo ln
our drt>1smak1ng a nd
.illerallom we are extendinic
w•i disrount with ttus ad on
•II ordera ium before Feb.
71..b
•R.tM& Cotlta ..... , W11tpoert84, ......
Irvine
College of
Buaineu
lnd9petldflice end Cou:W.nce .. ,._.. .... ... •••en.. .. ... petct )obi At .,,,.. .. ca,. . AbOut you ... about ttM good )ob "'4lt '°" ..,.. eo ....... We11 help rou eo get lhef9.
Tallie your~ of ca,..,.I
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• .k. Aalounl..e. 9ooldlMpef
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• Typfng °' ~ BN91H!p
ttdst a a 11 Miii"*"' ,..,_. Clnlnt9 ... OIEIWIA I I -e
A.....,..ely~ 6LoueAweffalM
lneatuMon
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The Prize
DEAR ANN LANDS : J doe'l al•llJI
.,.._ wt JOU, but l JO'> are fair ad
•fta·h....ttd. I'd Uh your .... ol tbl fol.low . tac.
A PMS htend ol Ullne boa1bt • couple ol
UU. to a dnatth bauar. Ha took a.loq •
•Ille bad das.d a few u.m-.
1'le Muar •u • moeey-maklq aftau. ud tbeJ audloned off IODM upenalve ap-
pllucea. Tiie ~ event wu tile door priae -a '1ft teltiftcate worth $1,000. When the •noounce-
meut ..., made that the dnWIDI wouAd take
place "lo • few minutes," my friend'• date
uked for ooe ol the ltcketa. Beio.C a 1enUeman,
be couldn't relule.
Tbirt,y seconds after be luld banded ber tbe
ticket, the lucky number was called. Sbe waa
boldlnc It.
Tbe woman did not oiler to turn the ticket
back to bhn -nor did she auccett aplittlna it.
He bu no special reelinp for ber; lo tact,
1be'1 not even a close friend. Doa't YoU believe
be baa a right to demand the gift certificate? -
OVERVIEW WANTED
DEA& 0. W.: No. Hl• blC mistake waa llaad·
t.1 O'fer Ille Udaet. Once be pve ll to Mr, lae • ._,er Ud uy clalm .. it.
G'11111&ed., If the woau luwt d.., lite WOtlld
'•n efterell to •pllt the prtse wtilt ber ~rt -
at ik ~ery &eut -bat m dkbl't, ud dial •Mal• be ~ mc1 or tL
DEAR ANN LANDERS Your reply to the
12-year-old girl who wanted to shave under ber
arms was terrible. If sbavin& the armpits is a
matt.er of hygiene, then half the population ot
thJJJ country is unclean -since men don't do iL
There i.s nothing wrong with hairy armpits
or halry legs on women. Shaving these parts lS
a barbanc SO<:ial custom practiced in certain
parts of the world. with the Uruted States the
wont otfender.
Actually, this procedure is bizarre. It
teaches women to be ashamed of the natural
state of their bodies Females should be proud
of their bodies and the hair that grows on them.
You don't rind men shaving their armpits and
legs. Why should women? -HAIRY AND
PROUD OF IT
DEA.a HAl&Y: I ltope YM're a fella. U llOt,
yoa ma1 ftDd Joantelf ·~ a Jot el &lme at llio•e wt .. ,...,. bhy ae,. ud annpl&a.
Gtu&ed. •'•Yla& armplU ud 1ep Is a aeelaJ eMolD pncUced la ~ puu el It.
worW. So b wearbla • .._ ..,._.. dlil .-e.
ToudllllOWll.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: lly bosa la
atraitlaeed and puritanical wbea be'• .ober.
When he's drunk (wtucb LS every Friday and
Saturday Dig.bl) M is vulpr, obooUNs and
calla people on the pbooe at odd hours.
Lut nllbt be kept ua from 2 to 3 a.m. •ine· ina dirty aoop. I'd bate to tell the boss not to
call because lt would embarn.sa him terribly.
Adviae, pleue TYR
DEAS TY&: Tbe -.IJ "cme" for &elepk•e
drub la to dry up completely.
Get a pbolle yoa cu tant on. n.e eocl la
aomlaaJ compa~ to a 1ood alPt'• ~.
( Horoscope
WEDNESDAY, JAN.38
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appliances. Huae llvlna rm with a new
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BILL GRUNDY; REALTOR
H I liuy•,1d•·Urt11•· tJ Ii t./~ l•lb l
THI IMC._,m.I
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fiber! 5 Bdrm., vaulted
ceiJ1q family rm .• 11.ant
muter auite. 2 .ooo sq. n
of llvln1 Near
~.pool 6 t.enni. eta. tn ,.500. Ca U now!
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Walk to beach • ahopa:
eec::h 2 bedroom couaae
baa woodburnln1
fireplace and patio' o.m.-wW help fin.an~
Ca1Joow ~ I~ >I I~ 9 • 11 \ IVN IO Ill "I'< I •
~ltill\N
,_All< UDO COMDOS
2.3. • 4 Bdrm 'W /pOO&,
J•c , Ir 1auna .
Panoramic rout.aJ view
ln buulifw S&D I>Wao. ~ at 9'8.1100 wllb ~ ri down. u~m in·
---. Take advantaae
d tbeM \ow pl1ce1. &a&. omc. open lOAM-duak.
3l5ilS Del Sol Blvd, Su
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locredib!• Ocean View
from thia ·~I.Ory 4 UDOCOMDO Bdrm~ ln exclualve
South Corona Del Mar ..... MeM V.... ab P\oor'; Z bdnna • Z.,., Pnv* courtyard opena Love& 4 Bdrm 3~ Ba be llDW'Y condo wltb to llVUJ& room w tvauUed
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....,._, eaw. .... ua • vlewa. Ultimate I n eeil.tno lrmuaJve bnck uuna, wetbar, bu1e nrepface. Ocean view ramUy r.om, new betae Mearity • &radoua Uv from aechaded mHter
carpelln1. manic ured Inc. llllS0.000 bdrm au.He Is 1tudlo
Oat• -tl"IO V°" WMa ,......... .. ... =:w.. . . :: ........ o..... • .. llrOlJDds and much more w b I c h o p e n 1 t o
A real value et 1225.000. $4,000 DOWN court.yani. fonna! dUll..oa Call~Ol'appt ~.2JMO • ..USHTUOOa wttb OCHD view. A•·
«;:SELECT Try M,OOOdowD wit.bes~ aumable Loan, and
J.ow.try ··-I•·-· ..,. c:;.: . -T' PROPERTIES nnanctni. Ne.t 2 bdrm • owner may help no.a.nee! ~~ ~~~ (Jrffilj
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5 8& 4 Ba cualom mnl.Dc:ome 1211,500!
wat.rtroot bomu .... -.y,...,.
w /17•31' pvt docka •••• Priced $995,000 to * 67 .. 7060 * f4:!;.000 direct from ~~~~ .. ~~~~ . Fot' deta.lJa OD -::
U.. boom and appl t.o .... call Carol Hoff, ....
macnab I Irvine
realty
A IUlllOtARY 0' TMI lfMHI COWAHY
4 W. OCIAM VllW, Ult,000
. . . and it ·s in Newport Bea ch ~
HuUing the clif(a above the Harbor!
Separate muter 1ulte upstairs, big
game room down. 3 deco, 3 baths ond
almost 3000 sq. ft. A real UnJque home
at j~ 1219.000.
U~IC>UI: li()1't~I
REA L TORS"'. 675 6000
2443 Ent Coist HtghW1y, Coroo1 del M1tr
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E:eoch Realty
llAI. ISTATI DCB..LetCI SIMCllt4t
COMI WITH US ••• to HAllOI
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NEWPllT BEACH 759-0811
HOME+ IMCOME
Super abarp, HJ>•rat.e,
nuUc 3 bdrm home,
frpk., tep. family rm +
2 new 3-9tOr)'. 2 bdrm , 2
bash unba Wl1b f rpks ..
cancea. lars• yard.a
QQ fl38JIOO. ,Act now '
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,TH£ REAL '
ESTATERS
FTFYP
"'f'liahioned tD fit )'OUr
penonallly ' 1s tb11
~uJ 4 Bdrm U tt
bDml A home to be pro-ud of m a t.en1nc k>c.' a.
Uan. lmmac with an at tractive family rm.
bma1 dlD1DI nn and a
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ALLSTATE
n.. futest draw In I.he REAi.TORS
West. a Daily Pilot
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IFYOU
b.ve a service t.o offer or
9lCJdl to HU, rlace Ill ad fn lbe D a l y P ilo t
a-an.ct Sectloo . • .
Phone 142-5878.
$2.03 per DAY
That '1 AU. YOU pay
fora !»:~ad
DAILY PILOT
SERVICE
llRECmRY
DO rr NOW'
64Z..1671
20UMITS
R t'1dy to bui ld,
e•cellrnt bulldt'r1
pac kall' Ptl me
C09ta M-.. lorauon
on Bak~ St Plana
av a 1lab l f' f o r
ln1pectlon Call for
tnform.aUon
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OVER 60 YEARS OF SERVICE
NIWPOIT ClllT coeo
Extra Sharp. Two Wroom•. Two Batha.
OrlclnaJ OwtMr IJJle A Model Kantwood
'1oon It Sllutten1. Wet Bar 6 "res>l•c:. In
UYlnf Room. Altr.ctlve M&IWt 8edtoom
Suite. Poot, Sawia It Tennie Hurry. OnJy
$14.UOO.
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of newl"'rl
REALTORS
'75-Hll
OPEN HOUSI
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675-1511
MIWUSTIMIM
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ucb unit. I blk lo
b e 1 c b . Frpl c•
F\lrnllbed for s um
mer /wlole r r ental a
PMed at SZZS.l100
m.a1 m ln.2 Eves
associated
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INVISTM ENT
llEAL EST ATE
NEWPORT CENTER AT llULDOON 'S
"'-'"' Sll,000 11!
Tb1t '• all thf' r ash
needed to bu.>' thla 2-ctory .t lmll ooodo. near So
COHl Plau Ask1 nc
$74,toO Hurry , c a ll RedbW Realty $.Sl -all I
IAYCUST
Beat bu7 In a.)'n'ell. 3 Bech oom
famtly room home
with ico urmel .k l t~b~n . Walnut
boollc11ea. tecladed
1n11ter .u.ltl', pool
111e yard. carpt't
a llowa n rf' 12'00
SIN.000
RCTrtylo r Co
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tel Coldwell Banker
~llACH
Dover Shores. large four bdrm,
vlew, pool home. Seiter want.a
smaller Westwood, Brentwood
areu. Possible trade. 1449,SOO -
Fee.
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OCMll. .IWtiof-&Dd city tillU. 4 Bedroom and
famll_y, luge lo t
lm.000.
HIWUSTIMG ~ sharp a Bedroom
ooodo, just all N~
P'reeway at MacFadden
Lollded wl\b upgrad~t>
and otfered wtlb S~, VA
or FJiA t.erma and only
aakina Sll..500
tNhelc111
llt.•ol f•'"'" '""
3 Bdrm, Luak blt
Ma llbu on larsel
pr1 vatt' rornt'r tor r
._,,pa off maat~rl . .,,. cru.ooo.
....... t&md 1006 .......................
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BO 28 a St:PA R ATl-
GU~ RM + 18r AVI
OOR l.OT IUG OO<"K
Ill m-<a>. Rea 67~
Larsie family home on .!
aat. W bey vtew + I br
• M>.000 By Owner ~----ear-...... 1022 .......................
TAUOVBLOAM
ao l BdnD l\ou•e w 1 I
Bdrm income un1l on
comer lot 6 So of HW}
Newly painted ~ new
c arpet• 12 40 ,0 00
Ownr111t Call SarJ
Marv\n,
~or87~
Ha11e • wonduf w 19110 '"9UIMOMIS
MOTUASIHOUt
Walk to l'ubioe bland
rrom "'-raat11t1c J bdrm. \oWQbome 00 ttt
lmd in I.be most pre
ldp..-IJ'ff around 2~ a.u.. 2 frpka .• 1\mdeck
oil matr. 6 men. Owner all muat aeU AalUnlf
SllUOO 8nn1 Offer'
AedbW Realty 551~
J~lllINECREU
2 BR. din +formal din .inl nD Total PYC)', I«
..... pnola, tamla. proC
decor'. ~· bacll yard
w !IP Jacu.ui, •·* By owner. Prln only
Man-Wed. 213-4et·353 l .
'Jbw9..&m. 714'664.e820.
K.Krool
DUPLEX •.ooo n..lble ftnanctn1
OaU for •ppt. M>.'7442 .,., ... ,
~ lup view lot. s br a be. plwsh
home. Ceai..r1 21 Lockbal1. M2-IM7 or ---· c-. ... ..
fld,rilw, ... lud,priv .
llJirda. •. Duftll
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"..... dbl .. "' ,...,. •/ottt .1~~~~~~~ _..... ba iuo.ooo. <ll0.000 ~ VMW, a~ u
1'e¥' 1 • ~ty). Jab Ml..., aum loan. 17 ~ do
You'd pd l&I lo '8k _.,_...,_______ ll~.~ 3 br. 2 ba
.....,. of Liie o-l SP!ClAL OF'nR ONl... Y .. 1511
'~a.a Ulla ~eb .-JOO C"...asy 2 1ty becne. B •A.LD IAY
b.droom al•• Nor\ M~ uparact.a owner AmUlnt but U'uel tllldec
bome.Aho9tDI014ft wUJ carry •t lU'(-&A· oceall vl~w Owner bvtq .-cie b)chad.Utl tensl No quaJlfyln1· ftunced Uyn No qualJ· ~~ Uo P'n.d CUb an OD that lnft'Ct· f)'tn&. Int.ere-st only for
treea· close':, school ~ Pnn ~. eau Mr. lyn. 4 pa.rt1al principal ~! *'1.2,IOO. BKR. ~o~ Hl·IH7 or p.ymmt.a $395,000 or
·-•7 ... l»IOP,,,., beat offer 497 5124,
C.U5617IO 494-719\. Pr\n. Only 1lli1.lllL ~ .. ~._. .... !~!.~ _Pl_ease __ . _____ _ -MAaH'Tlt.
Spectacular bllllop 22~~Fi homea 20J..2..33>8 sq ft Cklse to Manna. Selva LAGUNA BEACH
Rd fl Calle La Prima LCllpllll Vlhcp R.l.
Great 3 bdrm starter on wn SUl9,000 to SU5,000. 4'7-17 6 I
quiet st.rfft. Lee yrd. 831..:IWI>; 493-4006Bkir. 1--------0wner h•• bousbt ----------------another It ll andoua I lulllaijtaa ._.. I 040 Ltllpncl Mh I 050
Now Oftly 91.900 I Hurry. ............ ••• •• • • ••• • • ..................... .
BKR PW we by owner, 4 BR 2 Lelaure Wor\d. Gate 14 S4S-9491 Ba. covered pal10, Panoramic vaew. 3rd ---------1 formal dln1og room floor, Villa Nueva, 2br
OAK GLEN ~to~" TaJbert ~ SS&-6879 Ac -.n
Dl6 t 1act1 v e new 2 HunUnetoo Cove Condo
bedroom, 2 Y.t ba COO· 21Jr, I \'.Iba. dbl pr. pool,
domiDJums. •,990 m1ot cood. $94,500 2Sl.8 Elden Ave, C. M 8CU1\9 6G-CT34 ~~~~~~~~
Under marlLet. 3 bf'. f rplc. SYCAMC>lli GLBI ~ comer lot. oew root. IRAHD MEW heater. pruot, C'8rpet
Fal:JUlous, larse 3 bd. 2Va S7'9.iCIO 962 2963
ba QuaUty townhome MEAR IEACH
rondoc; Only 8 available, 2 ~at.e houses 00 trg
from $109,990. 3'30 Santa corner lot. $132 ,500
AnJ. Ave MZ-8734 Broker. SJ6.1484
PtttCE RB>UC ID!
Weis&alde, C.M. Room for
1 condos. Agt. 67~170
Plt.JUCl'LACE
Fai.rt>aob Md.I, 4 Bdrm,
J ba, 3 car gar. Frml dJ.n.
3 BDRM. 2 ba fixer mg, fam rm. huge bonus
B>.000, S20.000 dwa. $500 rm. 2900 sq ft.. Nr. Edisoo
ner mo O wor /att Hieb. $179.iOO. R .E
7sa.S023 f> R OF ESS f ON ALS ~~----~~-t 983-8377 ~~~~-~~~-Eull l de -reduced lrrilll 1044
Gr900UI .. Bdrm 2 Ba + -··-·-··---···· family rm w~ bri trpk Patio. lrl lot. alley ~ peUo bm. Pl ~ Npt Bch schools (. ~btt, Jbr. frplc.
Owner' motivated. P1eXJ ate, Sl06.900 64>(Y176
bte fl!umdnc. 1132,llOO HERlT AGE PARK ~or-..00 Qmdo 3 Br. 21.\ ba. 16.50 _______ ._.. sq n.. SU4.SOO. sss-rn&
IACI( IA Y VIEW
C.....Coloaial
5 sJ)8CIOUS bdrms, 2~Ba.
healed JJOOI, all lndacpd,
owner will CllTr)' 2nd Tl>.
JONES
10% DOWN
L..-HkJlll" 1052 ........................
PANORAMIC GOLF
COURSE VIEWS
11n.s large muru level 4
Br. 2Vi Ba bome over 1oob tbe prestigious El
Niguel rounie A must
home for your family s
outdoor ~nt~rtalo1011
$119.000
UNGO REAL FSTATE
495 1120
1055 .......................
LAJCI FOREST
$117,SOO
Divorce! Need (aat
sale!! Prestigioull. priced
rlgbt. i mmac ulate. charmi.Qc decor, 1uper
priv.tc 3 8drm 2~ bath.
DecoraUve fenclne.
qi.Mt. c*e to fwy off
ramp. Get off. Lake
Forest. Conveo1eot
poola. lake, 1hopp1ng,
etc. Mouolalo v\ew.
Good~.
Mucb In Demand'
Model 264 Pooderosa
Home. 4Br. 3ba, dl!n,
~ \\,1lk1:1 f; l Utt
UDOlll.I ~ eub Qa1il a DR. -a ba .. b!f. rm. w/fp\, • be1a:Htd cell, Cosy p.1uo. Wall! &o beeeb:
dub II tennll f•ctl
SW.000.0aU MJSBION REALTV
4M.mi
... vmw
9epl to budl New 4
Bdrm bome neutac
compMltioo Bullder wUJ
IMlp finance. Subm1t
your otter A1luo1
~ c.JlM().1Ul
• .. , ;p HERi AGE
. • REALTORS
1100 .......................
•EXCITING• u. ....
1974 Traveleze
w cabana. out.Ude paUo
& prdeo Oiahwa&M1'
dilpoul-fros t free
V1fW HOMI Frigidaire, Preoch ~ AMAMCtMCi armolrc divider 2
""''-!itor.,etbeda, corner lot. Newport., f\ne.trt 3 Bdrm <HU6383)
decorator home Bwlt SPICIAL IUY around central at.rl um. Ui ot.lu ded M.illlUlr' Bulle bu CWllOm l.ovdy-._....., upgra
loft "Oak s piral WlaWestHome20'XSO'
•talrcase Custom 2Br. 2Ba in Lai. Hill ., Nicelll 5 11Jt.r pan COrnt"T jaCU.%ll pool VI /canyon & lot ..,, /large pal.lo aru
crty b.gbta Vt<.>w du-e<tly Alr conditioned-Only. oU mai.tt'r suite Ea· £N\ <JK.5029)
ttns1ve u!le of brick . S'Z'T • .,.,.,.
wrought Iron & pro CLASSIC f~110n1tl land11caplog MOSl&.E HOME
Don't buy a home an Sit.LIS
Newport Bearb pnor lo Z706 Harbor. Sle 2Df; A ~ th1S one Call Red 540-5937
C..ti>et ~~~~~~~~ 133-lllO ...:
OCUHRtOMT
SBr. 38a, 2 frplc hofM.
Balboa Perunaula. R · l
Pnoclpal1 only. Call
ownr. S73-3539 -----________ ,
llG Cit.HYON
4 Bdrm. CrraUve fioanl"
IMC Assumabll! loan
<.all forappl
601 UDO
Supt>r Waterfront Condo
S~'11H:ular view N> ~U1W1bla loan. Call for
del&Js
*Cote Realty
& lnvPStment
640-5777
UDO ISLE
4 br, 3 ba. 2 fl.replaC'f'
Street to 1t.l"ttt s:R>..000
Call 673-2219 No re-
alt.or&.
NEWPORT CREST
lnve1tor1 or home
~f!n. nve units avail.
3 & 4 an. ocean vu Of'
best pC>OI " teruus I oc I~'~ down w lbul It 10
finanCUlg. Spfaal tttrn.&
fa< alJ s 1n package deal
SlT\Jlh \feyer. S48 7813
AS!1
~ spece ava.J..I for 35
fooltt Sr Cltlt.e06, DO
kids rp«s ~l.Sl
Xlnt loc Sor Pk Nr
~ & bus lBr $11 500
548-76112. S4U190
WlCil~
We want to help you bold
your own agamst doubt•·
1.bg1l 1nflauon ~t u'
~ you mobile hom1·
1lv1ng. Many many
ways to buy Ban.It n!
~. 10-park re
sales . Call us for a
f nendly prof eseional ap-
pnusal of youl' needs &
~· You rnaght be o
home owner IOOOfJr than
t.bink. ~HOMESI'ORE
561-'JllnO
lD besul.. SIC. Panor&mJC
vtew. ~ wide. Adult
psk. 2Br. 2Ba. $38,000
493-"309 or~~
Fwlostk:
AcMtU-riRq
RE.ALTY INC.
l\T~
Buys !his beoulsful 3
"'bedn-oom"'--"' coodo tn Wood·
bncf&e or A.5SUME cur·
rmt loan al~%. En.Joy
tennis. pool and lake
focihues Near park &od
pool Great opporturuty
tor Investors. cau OQW I
Asking only 182.000.
fam rm. covrd pallo. $11)() Down S bdrm :ii,,
A. beautifully upgraded
~ Great Lakes, 2
8dnD 2 Ba.., 2 refng'1.
dJsbwa.aber & storage
shed. Located 10 one of
Orange Cty 's (inest S
Slar parts F\JU ~"'a
tJooal laalll.les mchxhni: highly upgraded. 1m ba Easlbluff Assume
maculat.e cond. $147,500 bill $2.50,000.wl 5039
m-5252 By Ownr ~Down 4 bdrm. home
J rlubhou.~~. & 2 pool'>
SJ1,SOO
HALBOA t~LA NO
REALTY
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rMt "-1 5eftri1 ~ cama ID.MIO. f>rtaM 0 C. Adllil.a. DO .... sm1cno.
l ·Z bedroom coado loutloo. 1031 OK ..;Nf...;;...1'" ______ _
bolw ln POPQlar Ss>r· ~. ~ ,.... ONLY -Nr.OC.u Db ,...,_;....... _ __. __ _
t a1• eornoiurall y •n Ollta.._.Tr1p&a. Mu.al ~LcllkU~BaZll\>' C.aado ac"*I from
tmne. l..ab9. •tream1, Mll •.ooo dowe. As· AU~Vae .... um. a-ch. w/pOQl. Jacuuj. tmall. lw.b landacaptq. f\llC. $95. Nf-4m.
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Jtf.W. > COSTA~ u...,.r.:MU-B()nqe. nm oo OU lWl'W')' ~
LIASI Ot'T10M t.a Aol:ro. patt·b.M set· .._.Verda. J BR l._ Ba. ZBr. 2Ba coodo. P'tplc.
Vary plu1h 2br. Iba una.lar ... ~ra.oned to R·l paUo, eartbtoae cpta, microwave. Hcurtty
Hunt Bcb. view coado ---· ne-w paint ~H mo auanf, ...t.U.a1. ftal:dDI ~ w/alu• atrium Very Devlid .. ~.1\llr '1$W300; ~4.5 · lalnia. pooA •spa. all at
print. r.Uo aru. ¥.._. --10'&t dlapotal, wal.km&
s\llldec • frptc, pool. ._. ... Jbr, 2be, fDc:d dlll•nce to rwtau.r&DU.
UU!Ml. IP'· Good ~dl• 52 UNITS yd. l blk to aehl•. • oi&bt Ufe. D5it ea. _Prtndp&eaoal.)'. IM-6.171 padeuer. h1*:. "7SMo oouid smu um moaWy
ID tJdemt/ Jtntnctm Bcada. Aak· B-l73hft. • ndof '100 mo. teem like
0...S. 1100 IQllU00.000. Bnml New ZBr Z~ba. 2• peanut• 840 2ZH,
_. ..... ••••••••••••• ~ CM pr, pooA • jacuzid, ,_..o._UM ______ _
COSTAMHA 151.ia veryalU'ad.lve.~ nt. 3144 Downtown abarp duplex. • ................... ... 2 hr. l ba ea~ Doub~ .... ..-w aa
IC• r • I e , e e m e n l BUILDERS -Fpk, pr, If'°«. pnv llNJAl.S
lBR.lBa ....... ..
2 BR. 2\1) ba.. . .. $775 driYrnY. fully fenoed Free fs Clear Ir will sub-Pllbom, yard. eu. etc.
Xlnt local.Ion ll&0.000. ~land for 6 Coo-Low move lD coat
Brok«, S48-S6f7 etc. ID CGlt.a Mesa. SZ Mutt. 8'24!35 3 BR. 2 Ba. • •••• Z5Ml50
JSR. zi.. Ha. .. ••• $100 .
lllcw Propefiy 2000 Da;:~la.rtt U&e new F.utslcie Con
••••••••••••••••••••••• do, lBR + dc1u1uest rm
f<ro Dllva aiClarUavestmeut Gar. P'rpk Poof Adwu.
Only ~<z down 00 Una 7UN1TSH.B. Nopeta C95 Avall.Z U
b rt' ad and bu lt er 851-i. _JSZ._sns ______ _
fourplex Owner will
carry~at~ for
4 yrs. All 3 Br. 11.'2 Baun
1ts Yearly income
Sl.8.D). Over $100 pr mo
11peod1&ble f'ull prtcl!
~.liOO
~ F..&tate lnv~tmt.'11~
J3J3W Coat Hwy.NB
645-4646
Mll4-STOUGE
2 )'TIS otd. lm>ll~ IO<'Omt·
$?52.ln> pr yf'ar OwtWr
will ca.rry btl I &n<.'\' "l ~~·
wtth S8)0.~ down Jo'yll
pnre S:?.400.M llurr)o .
t/u.) wt.II 00( last 1
A fREHIGE q_ __ +--_~_HOME~
lli·al flslale lnv.-111m.-nL'
.033 W l:ol&.8l H w > "'U
64s.4646
C'°8ed Sund;i,
4-ft.EX APPEAL
In great M~1>* V~rdt>
location. Good term•
Pride of ownership
Pnced for fut sale Call now•
545-9491
Walker t; ltrn
'D&UXI UMT'S PRIME EASTSIDE, CM
2Bdnmeach.
111ESt'ARNES CO
S73-'nel
TRI-PL EX
UNDER MAllET
L~ JRr 2Ha unit,
2 2Rr, I' 83 units
Takr ovt.>r (.'Of'lfra<'t
Ill s·~·~r int flenti,
low for ar<'o B~l
In\ f''>lrTWnl ('all for
dt•la1lo;
20MALOT
lo downtown Lonie
Beach. Full price only
167.000
Part P!.ce.IM &U· 7..Sl
....,.sa.oseour
llDUCB>FOR
QUICI( SBJ.
Several s1011le f.1m1ly
homes. avail w easy
hoaot'1ng Call agl
492~
LohforS. 2200 ...•.........•........•
H_. Co5ta Meaa 3' apU or
14 .:ondo5 $480 .000.
(~11ft'. 014 JS73.22IO_
LAGUNA LOT
( lrean view kll \D pnmc
fllJJll.ly are~ of Laguna
~·irh All ut1ht1u
JYatlabW Good f ~
mg ~.000
don osen
rt~ahor'-t
lZlJ N Coast Hwy
t....guna Be acb
qt-4848 Mo.I. Dewt-t. Resor+ 2400 .......................
38r 2be. k>Yely Mooucetlo
c.oodo. dbl ear. pool
~10 W>-~ ____ _
lfr. LBa. frplc .• garaf(e
Large yard SSOO /mo
Call &:n-0118 ____ 8nDd new J BR coodo, 2
ba., frpl, nr pool ~ ten·
ma. ~ Mo . yearly 11115 mo, 3 Br, 2 Ba. No
C M locauon Ref_. req.
A/I.. 56'1-0133, 56&-ml Bay Ir Beadl 7»081 I
---O:llldo. Rancho San J~-• E.stslde lbr. stove. QWl Jbr 2v.ba 00 aolf
rdng, crpts, d.rp&, gar course · Laod.<'pd by
t-.ids UK No Pt>l!t ~Garden Prof de
Si!5115Mo. m-OUll. 675 32166 cor;ated Adult& No Pleb.
Eae•>de 2 br. l IM, fncd 9J>1lac MO-alBJ ___ _
yard. ~ 11¥> No q.
Jdlll c.. Agf..131 12&6 -
New Jbr, 2t...ba, ~
Twohm. 2 car -+ gar
W opnr fo'rpk. ml<'n>,
poof. lenll1S. spa. ~
~
Cou.EGE r AB
J Br. 2 ba, frplr lge
k1tch. new cpU lkl"-.
rwwly pa1nlt•d 1n out
l4ct-fnrd n·<tr )'Tt1. d4!t
dbl ll.&r w opir lmmioc-
l"Ot1d $62~ mo 1st:
Jmmed oc<·upancy
()Wner 644~
SECLUDED IU Huite yard. raocc. rdng
UW pi No Pets Low
IDOft la CGSl&
Woodbnd&e Eatate. 4 hr.
2..._ b• $7 50 mo.
OwaTIA#J. ~:MS4 __ _
Woodbndge 3br. Zba p11ho
~ -2S Wat.er U>CI
~9'12:>
WOOOlatC>G£
!>pac condo !tlluioled
aO"OU from park J Bd. 3
ha BeallU!ully 11ppo&nl
~ ~CJ('d Ii<~ P•UO w redwood bot tub
Comm pool $'700 mo
Call Je&IUM!. 0-.Vnr ,Agt
631 \2J86 or ~· 7361 ---
J BR 2 ba. oew C'pta, drp6
" paint. Fireplace.
dilldren OK. $575 /mo.
&12l1Zor l~
taOlk> ~ Woodbridge Condo 3
ar Mme Woodl ba Nr bdnlL 1 ~ ... 1 Jftl' new.
..... dia<Ma • So Larte pet1o. WI' lake.
ea.st Piasa. ~110: Ne,:::*••• sm mo.
,..... ~ .. OSlll2 af\ --llM'1ll1
12. Walr>W Square Coodo 2
J+ fam. + l"4tba. cpCs. bdrm. 2 ba dryer. gar. pallo. pool $450 mo ~~~~~~~~~ drJl5. ee r 'O. cov peoo. m ... ou·rm Lv msJ? ~Dr. ar F'ur ~
2900 .......................
Urp!!Jl Have c!Hm for
oceao froot beach home
m Emerald Bay, Irvine
Cove. or Cameo Shores
Alan need summer rent.al
on bearh . Agent
64& lM4. luve mc.-ssage
.......................
.......................
3124
&4150
£astslde l'Br Ir den,
Zl/lBa, heaUd poof I™>
rro 86-.5.1911
Several rentals a\ ad
r«'JW' 1-rom S395 2br.
2ba, ~ Jbr. ~ :!hr
vww ~ 5br 3ba, r.0i1
<41br, Jba. '~w $795
2 Br. 2 sty, 2 ba. g;Jr. S613Xll>
feottd. patio, pel ot. ~ IMclt 3241
$CZ!a.. S46-7SOb ...................... .
322' .......................
2 Br. I'·· bil ll(t." ~ anf
vie• $6!>0 mu 1 orn
~zn>or~ 019"
So ~II I HI< hQUM'.
Spacious 2-story 48r
home. ram rm. fpk. 2ba,
comT lot.. RV. blk walls,
or So Csl Pla1a
Sl.33.SOO S46-564.3.
Jr NOOCJBlllOGE
RE.Ill lY Newport IHc:h I 069 Olm. Eaalbluff A.saume 6'TU700 l<'TI'TTI.--1 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Db Ccndo 2.Br 2ba, at
tac-hed 2 car gar, wll
bltm. crpts, d.rpi.. pool,
teonJS. J.1cu1.11 $5~0 .. ~
Df"tr (1>U.. ~·lln "1ew .
'U1».IJ deot·ll h·ry dt>an
~ mo ut1l 1t1<'I .t9i ~
~ DEL MAR SIOUOO
Beaut 4 Br. I"• ba.
eartbtooe decor many
~.Owner~M~
SANT It. It.HA HTS.
By owner Spacious 2
stary Colorual 5 B<lnns
3 baths, di.Ding rm. game
rm w /pool table. Swim·
ml.DI pool SS7·5178 or
SSl-4171
Cdlece Park home 3br,
2ba, RV access Cloee lo
sboppla& Sacr\fice.
18UOO flexible terma.
M&-tm
~ del Mar. By Owner.
Jmmac. 3br. + pool
$lll,400. 548-ZZZ3
Gr, •. ~'1 repaint-
-..... yard. Coner \at.. f'rl*. For •• by
owoer. No realton
...... trJ,500. IO-zm.
Ne9r..., air, Cando. At.
t.da J CV pr. AJtl•
Solar ...... aucro. ....
apa, teaal1 c rtt. BJ
Ollmr. SUt.tOO ~
orl"'-=-~
I t l r 'f , l f
OLSON
551 -3000
Sm Luis Rev
3 Bdnns .. 2i;, be Largest
model an Rancho San
Joaq\.in. You U have a
fantasllc view from your
tmng and duung roocD6
This home lS b1(U\ly up
jp"aded and loob like a
modelhonw!
$86 ODO
3 BdnD 2 il.:th, Plan B, prqe end urport. New
--. move-lD coodiUoo.
\Valout Square. Call
MHll1
. OPHl HOU~E
Rf AL TY
/
....................... Si!17.000 Bal 497 5039 '~•llrllfifiild•llim~ Room ror n!'llt 1n 1 antf' ActtogitforScH 1200 r: hou1e Fruit tree'.\ NEWPORT
CUSTOM
$189,500
Tins exciting oew 113ung
offers an entertainer's
delight "'"unique
bvablllty, cstm bnl"ll fm
ly rm Pre!tt1g1ous
Newport 1oc atJon FEE
LAND Sparkhng POOL.
Pnced to seU rut SeUe-r
rnd.lvated ~ml
(~awnmqaai#3
Real Eatate
BIG CANYON
Scledacula.r golf course
estate. 6alO sq.ft. 4 to 6
Bdrms. 5YI ba~. Pool
aodtpa. $1..296.000.
THE ST ARMES CO.
673-7761
---------••••••••••••••••••••••• Homey atmospht>rl' DOVBl SHORlS
FRONT ROW So~rb PALM v.ew property, IS now be
uig o(fertd for s...Jc It SPRl .... GS re11tures 4 + bdrms ..... marvelou'.'t l'OUrmel tO Acres, raw al"reJCt'.
lotchen with break.fut end Ramoo Rd Sl5.000 a.re~. faau!y room wilh Cash lmmed !!ale
r1replact: The outdoor .m~2289~~~~~~~ area coo.11ls or pool, ~
~te apa, BBQ l&l'Ca, --------wamung prt, etc ldully ~tor eotertauu.og indoors and out Offered
al SMS,000 fee Large
loan at low lnterest rate
may be asaumed 1
642-5200
1300 .......................
i\PARTMENT
OWNER SH IP OP
PORTUNtTY 20'f. Down
. Excellent ftoanc1ng
Four·~ Wldlnp near
DUey1and in Anabelm
BIG CANYON ~ ~~d m~
We belte¥e )'OQ deeerve cJudinl built·ln kttcbcn.
the flfflt Select • 4 air coodttlonlnc. ~ered
bedroom v~ or 3 c a r p 0 r l s L u s b
bedroom Borde•ua. ~81*1 sroundt wtt.b
Compelltlvely priced pool fl cabena POUR·
lee:Urit.y area. call John $>LEX ES FR 0 M
Pullet for your op-$1.55.000. To readl Holi
portlmtty to move up ~ Harbor, U.U the S
(~Harbor Blvd, S to Ave E
Tum OD Broden t.o 21 W. office 6 ~la.
Pbooe C714)?»1524 .~
~c..ftto
"40-1317
1076 ....................... -=-·= 2.m> " fl eUILoal .uw. famllJ bilme. JBr, d.t1 m.,ooo dw, \Oe ova = CalJ ...
\tit 1u' hf IOfl .......................
i lJn1h ("o'.'tla M e"a
g;s 000 SllbJt'ct to 1031
!146-~ A~ or 63:> 471U
HEW 4-1'UXES
C'«ner of Slater & \'an
Uuren 1n JI unl inglon
Be11ch ~o
RENTAL
fNCOME PROPERTY
From $39.~ Modular
Type Homes 24 hr
9e<'Unty. 3 pvt buchell
POC>' & pil'f' T~a,ure ble
Pt! 30801 Pal"1f1<' t:oul
Hv. y. Laguna Ach.
RM P 17141498 3$19.
t." ... lori Wlcl9n 1.ar9f l·Z Vt.w Lot
With cx11ttng tn plu
and n>om to but Id l..oc at
ed on the bluffs on
Pacific Or For mort ln
fonrieUon call 5"-5880
. ·, i. HERITAGE
. . REALTORS
IASTSIDE z. 1'*"' u.h
$142.500
AA.1.9 UAL TY
"'"4114
M I' $!S() mo Ulcl UllJ
~:B)S eve:.
Ml .. ipcwt IMdt 3 169 .................•..•..
lta)"!I~. furn 4 RR. 3
ti. AvaJJ on I or 2 yr
le..e Pn"ale beach C
'llonai. RJtr 543-5t527
lleacoo Bly 2Br. lBa
fU1ly furn lDcl bneos " ~hr ware Tenru.s crt.
pn v bch. f1'00 mo to mo
+ ul1l 673-8;Ml eves &r
wtmda
.......................
3 Br. 2 ba. frpk. avall to
Jlfte utb. t:OO Call after 8Pm. 97).-0188.
&Toro 3232 .......................
HOMES FOR RENT
3 or 4Br Pnced rrom
~Ul.5 Fncd yard " gar.11te ' f"amtlil's
pleast' Kids " peh ~ Call9S4~or !J13.2"Tl Agt no r e-c __
S.-aut1ful home in t-'(
dusaw Vll'lon<t heat'h
Jbr. Jb11. film rm :I
~ ~ '>Ul)t'rb "'hllt
~ Vlt>W Stt'pP. lo hdl
'13XlMo 494 9'l21
~...... 3250 .......................
HOM~ t'OR Kf"'"T
3 or 4 BK Pm·ed from
$&-~ Fncd yard 4r Fit taVllley 3234 garages 1-·<1m111~,
·-•••••••••••••••••••• please Kad.,. 6r pet:.
Grten ValJcy T~ webme Ca.II 964 2S66 or.
3 bdrm. 2 be l story 2 9'73-21m. /VJ.. nor~ car pr No peta Le~
liS()'IDO.~ ............... 3252 ........................
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RA..aR VU ROIDS AM I .._.41 a., l BR..-0 aJDIDKUlaa.. llONAC ... H ,.u. l.o••IJ 2 Ba tlDO ..... lbr.Jba,lua.UJ ..... AU,_, ... pie. -DllllA .... ,CM
Mme la q el, CODY. ,...., pool llLe. AvaU ... ..
--.. .. mo. Avail l m • • d . IS UM o . a •• 1 ba. -mo. +
1/1. CtU Dl4ll •bb. At/.. mm.WI rt •• ..... mo..
-----Crnt). .. 0alQIOll View, lBr YIAR•ftOUllD flUM: Jal a LMmdry rm. No a:-.••DlPl ... •'Cha'....... Social Acttvitln DI· =-~··UH. ltz-
.... • n!1.8a Cando. a». ~111'1. rect"r • F,.. Sunday
Pld.deoo. lifl.-.TW •••••--.a Bfunch•BB0'1•Ptr· E ''ie, I BR 1 Ba, oew
•lflUXE•
GARDEN APT.
21r.~.., ,..,...
eo...t CAii' port ....,...,., 88Q'1
dlae to,.,,. "bcba
walk to~
1111TtlilV ..... .tw__.
847-6064 .... _ ......... ..
.__ _.. '""""" ''" • Plu1 much more. epa. .,., tt&e.. sm ioc W•t•rfroot. Newport Very ;::b 2br, Iba OMATRl:CMATIOM: Id. lal-DIO. 5'1-Sf'5 Lowil1 all aduh. 00 .,.u.
blad. Lower Daplex. ad. v\ew coDdo Tennit•Free LAuon• LW Br pg GOO Ed
Zllr. ODdl nail. ~Y ~~!:a~~~.= (pro a. pro 1hop)•2 Bnad New a&r J\.'iba, 2· e ·
elem. NO PETS. '115. d k. fr l I Heelth Oubl•Stune• C*' pr, pool. jaC\&Di, lnpr, HB.MS-OSlJ.
m.2251 1uo ec • rp c • poo · H)'dromeuege•&Mm-V'f!ll1.nnct.lq, ~ srB Walk to beach. Im. --------t llA.na, IJNI. ~ lennll. 0 I "'· 2 bdrm 1 ... _ "'--~~ 48r • .. _ -o.....i...i-only. SJl64.Q7e. ming • r1v ng ... nge 1 _ ..... _._. mac. , ._ . ..,....., ~-·· ""'""' ~ BEAUTIRJl AJllMT· ..__ ~.-~·over to everytbloe 301
111>. lmmle. 2br, Zba, HuoU01too MfNT'S· Singlet. I & kdlapool •peUo.. A.duh.a Aalthncn. MH.9 VI I t D 1 F only, DO pet1 111117 ,,...__,_,,0 ______ _ ewpo n . a Y 2 Bedroom•• ur· ~--M59IO. ua.....-:1 _._. aw .... J Bdrm. 2 be '714·52'7·5173, e•ea niahed &UnfurMhed
bame -CllrDW wJyard. mm.mi. •Adult l.Mng•NoP9!1 •e•···-3~ ~.~~~ =: Prt loe. SH011rl1. -... --... -... --._--,..-.-.-d-~~· Opef'I dally Aft~ Aduilla. Zad noar, cloM
....,._ uam., lDc:. If. •• •••••••-•••••••• ..... ON•• to poo1.. Jacum. tmaia
..... I 4 "¥102 Oakwood ! Br, la. t150 CU.. rec rm. 1 llJ. from
.=====~~=~--.. -·-·-.. o.den Apmtlneutl ru....., kle.noa, walk beada. C.otrall:r loe MYW•MHYC llMEXTBAllOfmYI to complete sboppiq· Coled p.nae. Sealrtty ~ .. A. 1 bdnm. 1~ a.. your bcb. home or Newport 8NdalNo. a..&iNb .. •a,..mtiae.ped._..__ bldl 1 Yr. le u e a.. :a-:.C. mo lew. apt. at IUIDIDel' rates. 8801rvme ~ apU. Prtvat.e Seupu1 Coodoa. wUJ abort t.erm. Ihm nd Gl1 28r, 2Ba let l61h) peldmor dac*a. Adlall.a_ CS.Tl.IO .... ...._Stan apt. lD Fuller1.on. S350 111•1 64~50 Haa&pMd. Hopeta. -llACHWOOO-----APYS--
671-lnl m> Avail Eater vac · Newpo'1 lwft/lo. <>P.n MMcl&UJ 8esJt 30. Convenieftt loc. 1700 teth St •\feet WU... C.11. 2 Br, 2 ba teOO. WALK to ~~~~~~~~~Adults. Write . RlrM l0o•tflll8thl Al-51113~ ........., Pool, J,9cuui,
s..tew. z..ty. 'BR, 3 be. ~ De0Yll7. Fu~ (714) 642-41170 CO&OMY Al'TS =--llOO Adulta. DO pell.
home w 1D11bt Lllht • zmca.,. ---· -----
ocean view. Guarded............ 3706 Beaat, quiet, pool, Zb*m. la,<, ba.1tudio, 1m
eomm., pool Ir tenn1a -·-••••••••••••••• ~the beech' 2 br upptt ~. 1 IDL oeeau, yanl frplc, sar. No P'fta
SUDOMo.. 2 Br 1 Ba yeerty, It partt-' duplu! Pat1ol Great ..., Ip 1 bt -bad SG$. ._747465.Jl.m? ~ Gl_,... ma '5l'i0. 2 Br 2 Ba winttt new• 2008 B W. Ocean· u1i1. X 1'e J bt, .... Ewe
_,._.OF,.. ...... ,.__._ tif 9114 /80 $$75. Act. traat 758-J.177_. ----• MWS71or o.,. ~ z Br, a ba. frpk. prace,
a\AAAJI ~ \;VUN ll.n.f'IJ.C70I ... ~ _..., ua for .. ~ deeal'. Zbt z Brdm. IUDdec*. 1184.'itb Eckle ... 2 bt, l ~ be. Rba1. .
2ba. bele. OC9llD new'. .... , I h 3707 ~ .,, WlatM' Leue pr,,.... -IDQ. No
t>lu1b, club bee.--•••••••-•••••••• 124-4141, ZU/551·9'7'4 m.aa. tl5Z5.3Br,2beoearDeW bW.Luda. pool, ...... SI ee pl a 1 room a • .._ _______ -t • ...., crpea. dlJ9, 2
dea.. ape. MC prki.D&-ldt+eitttea. S1I wit 6 <>e.ufroat ' Br, •P9'C· DmJIU18rUl .. frplc, car encl. 1ar. W /D Mui. ao pi&a. -11o. tp. Oc:wifJGIL 11'M"r40 l8cuiu' .W.. DeUJ. wk· MllO .. A. Im llJDer St. ~ It u p , f r p I c .
N Mla-trL TM Ml 1111 ~. ma&b&J, 1'71-Tm ta -. D.IJIGTm Cll' -1'1U'd.
aft. 5 PM • w kn d a Balboa Pmin l BR -. TM .... rrll TSL llcmt IG-llD2
-·--sundedl. furn • r~ util. .!'"~·~~!!!!~----I 1450 mo. U3·2545; !llr,21aAdabact.J. No
n. llmded ~ acre oear m.-111:9. tlef'T. -·•••• .. ••••••••••••• pela. 0. 6 wa&er pd.
'1111*' Newport Ba1. 2 Wbll« Rnta1 new decor. .... P1 • 11 JI07 _M5-!7SI ___ • -----
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tirepl8ea. bar. No pet.a. -· -&.1$-80 l3l50 + uWil*. 66-7D
Gardmer locluded. '100 c.t....... 3724 8'15-117L ---------mo ...... .__ ...... _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..-. ,_..,_..... C1'hwleedlJlll
1'Um11a 714/ID-0010 CASA DI OllO --•••••••••••••••••
ffARBOR VIEW HOllES ALLtrnLITIESPAID 2 Bdrm cmt apllt level
Acbre perfect lloaaco. Compare before you avail lier 1. Appbca·
2tr, dm. d·rm 9'00110. rent Custom dul(n t1001 be101 taken. ~ featurea. Pool, BBQ. m .2171
cov'rd gara1e. new -------
Bllfa eondl>; a BR, 2 be, furniture, surrounded eon.a .. Mer JIU
2br, u.. okirf' edulta 00-
ly. Peta OK. S35011o.
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trt-level; mint cond. wtth plush landaca~. --•••••••••-•••-r
lmmed. l)09 .. 1 Submtt Adult llvtns •t tu · Bnmd_..abr.Zbe,paod Ba c be Io r Apt
PMIMIWPOIT
8acbelor1, 1 or z
... OUWI •TOWDIDw rrom•.oo Spectacular 1pe, total
rttruUoo proaum.
mdal pnicn.m T paclk, I
&..-CIOUN. A& taebaaD
la1..t. Jamt.ee " Sao Joequ6.n Hl.l.la Roed.
17141644-1900
v....w. C4lDdo sas
a.c:b, • lJl. ~.NI.ID.a
Jae, t'ltlMa. See\lrlty.
MS Dt2. ev 211/CTMOOl
OCEAN VIP N.B. Aa
air. Zba, frpk. bek, dub
.... pool. ... "'° aa.. cl. TD~ TD·211S
MIWPOllT HT'S. .... ..wt
1lftlX
Dduu 3 bdrm .. 2~ be .
V«y 1pado..111 . qualit)
bullt, 1uperb locaUoo
"Top of the line·
features. Avail. aow
from S7ZS per mo. A&eot MG-~
2 Br. 2 Ba, new plud
~pool.~ Ml» mo. AdWla, DO,..
Louted aeroH frorr
Nwpt 8da Golf Com'M
-llppl. aal¥ ~ .
-. a Br. a be ocean
frail. Prpk, 1 car pr
W/Dbaabp.
1'1Lllcmt
Nwporta.t
2BR Zba PIO. Yrty. J..o¥.
ety md Ullk. dbl car pr
~ dowo un:., room
Elpmaave lbt.r. Bdrm
Mate. rrplc 6W"etbar.
Vtnam.
l BR 1.be 11M> yrly. 2nd
levd, ~ cpU. ~
~ tpe facWU..
Versailleff .
2BR 2ba 170 yrly
Corner unit. P'ab
~from Uvlq rm
aod ocean Is Calall.oa
.. from Bdrma. ~
demr.
p.nirw,ilrr Pohll ana.
IUO, 1hort term .
Ba1front Bay view.
BuuLlfuJ Jarap ~ty
bid&. 2 car paR..l.aa.
cam.y Villa&f' ~A
2 BR. den. 2ba $1300
yearly. 2700 IQ ft or
beluUf uJ W(lteff ront li V
lac.
c..mery vW.ace.,,,.
2 BR. den. 2 ba IZ2SO
abort l.ttm OI' yrly. £~
pun dee-or. FutuUc
view watafroat wtt.h .Up
avail. Pvt 1a&e entry
f\unbbed P500 /mo
IAlllLWJ
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ftp,e. pool~ .... f8C:Wt1. ~. Avail ftb 2. tlilOta». Piii : ?u.Jdl
SEPAaATE GUEST eoun aoww, ...trta. uua. in·
eluded. U25. Call
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OocJ •dean! i Br l'Wt Ba ocmdo.. md Unit, perfect
tocaUoo. walk to SC
Piasa. A.ct fa.at • ft2$
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~ren-e
N.w 162 ~·~ury adult epta ID 14 plaoa
from $360, 2 bdrm
~fnimlDOO+
pools, l.elmil. wa.terfalla. =O•lot~ls peid. From Sao
!"-> P'rwy drive Nol1b aa llPach to M cl'adden
tbm Wat oa llcPaddea to hawlnd VUl•I•· aw ... sia -........................
mw.-aup
St•dlo1 , l bra.
kllcbeMttt1, pool 6: mt.id~. Ml-tTl6.
Bllm:J~llloUI
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Ger Prple. 1 m1. from
<x::c. am mo. IC2..Ql56 or
-~ Room • t flall bouet'
pnvilepa. la dnt at'f'a
d NewlJC)r1 Beach. <West
aur > 142-81.1.
~ pa"IOD. AUrac
trw roam lD .a.. Vndto
Rel..,.... No cookiD&
~
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prt rm • bsth. k.lletw.\
prh Mut bHe rwfa
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lM1 pd. C II. 54M072
......... 4150 .......................
'im.suat~r~~
t•l t11eoa Del1<•1o u s.
nulltUoul food. Lovtq
can b)' llnmaed DlltH
56-3115
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PALM SPRINGS CON
DO By lbe wee*. IDODlh
or WftbDd. 2 poob, tft>
• Jaroz:n 3 ~ • 2
beth. 1.500 IQ n CAii
Ralph Oordon at
568UJO ------~ 811 Bear ubtn. ~.~::,o~t~·a"t~· ~c,fumlabedl17S. =·~~ REALTORS =~~·~:::· . . -w. Wllaon. 642-lt71 Realtor l'1l-Oli82. Br ha _.._ bltiDa MMJ020 ---· ---2 oew -6PM. WATFRJ'AOHT pool t bl. ~lor TV. 2
HOMU t.,,eea , IAeepi 14 545-919 tllllll"'9•lndl 1740 2br, la,<,b1. frplc. J>091, Ind W6.D, 2 car pr, ------~Cl•• JZ76 ....................... dedt.$t8011o.Ava1J 2·18. oeMDw.-75.ta-2778 MAltftia'SWAUC
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REAlEBTATE 631-1400
• BR 2 be, ocean view & s..aub &tate Ll•ma! cmdo nr So. Cit Plaza W'1 apt.. trpac. yd. ear. nr
aiQYm vtew. tll50 mo. a..u&1ful park·Ub IW'· 2 Br duplex V'ew, ao. of 1.tr, llC p&.e. pool. Q1D. HuollDl\OD Harbour, Larae z br, lrplt'. pvt
NeowtJpetnced 412-1171 round:::· Terraced bwy. frpk, W/D, $1m. jlami."1$.MMMZ c:bUdra:l OK. $500 mo pmto N~ Peol.n.
W , , rtar JJH pool. en ,.. bbq, a.u .. 1111 . --------•I i.z Jlb CU-Cle, apt 1. • mo .._5531 --····--••• 18park~lo1 lountalo1. D...,.._...te. Vlew. lbr EHte•de 2br. 1\.'iba, eeo.mr. _..__ .. _ b __ ..
RJI0!8P'ORRENT pae .ou I room•. • 2 b r. du P 1 •a twallle. Pll&io • lndry. 2 lt.ary, %Br, priv pat.lo, --.-s ..... aut. r.-.
3 ar 4 Br. Prtced from Sepent.. dlnlo1 arH, MOO·JTT511o. Appl . Mo.,.._ 115D.-..rt diabwuher, W/D Call mw 162 bt 4-p6a. Nltt
.-.-. f'Ded Jard 6 ~lo cloMt.I, bom•· m•msev.. ..._. Cl'Mt are.. Frpk, mcl.
1 a U I H . p • m ll l H Wiii kJ1cblo Is cablneta. prqt, w ID bootup
pleue. Kldi fa pete Walk to HuaU01too eo.e.MeM ll24 ~thebaedl. 8edl. bo&el I' M f• u
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'•u••••••••-••••••••• •J.513 --------Veui.llel Jr Utr. mn1, NeWIMft Baadl ~ LAQUINTA HERMOSA aA'--ft....._. ....... Jl44 pool, ape, pr aee. aate.
•BIG BEAR W/VU, oralu-
ln&. Z db, lrpk, DOW ..
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Mottai! A\'oid deposttl fr
cut fiviaa u~oae1 !
Profe11looall7 11oce zm.
HC:>USBUTIS
llMl.M
l Ptnon to ~ 3 br
boua• w /adult mil~
Univ Park Irvine.
9300 /mo. Incl ulll.
Wllhl*Y. dabwhr. aar.
poo&, wnm.. -...1r oo
...... a.. 000 OMO...... 440t ....................... --.............. .
ltQllmnaM•
male MO·•
lhturt •d•lt. DOD•
tad.w. to lbare hm.
pvt room w 'bath.
lllOtmo. AU fOf' Jaan. e1.ano.
.-.a. btwn ~to rent oam. beblDd O.C.CoUep.
lb&M complat..ly r•·
~ '250 per mo. mca
2 r011n11 for mrt lo lbr
tana SZlD I& '180. M/F.
•a.Npt.lkh.'411-~
Offc lpaee for Rent.
Newport Ctr AVCO
iw.. '1IDlq ft. tulte or .._dfe'a. M.I aenlce .
Law offc fac avail.
B-aUJ.
Er.eeuttw omc-••all In full MrV. otc bide. Nr o.c. Airport ~ 4'
pblDI .... Mey Ml'Y ..
cool. rm, .&.c. ~call
7'5Ul&
11 50 "/boy 14 "ant• Prtmr Bayf roal Offa llOG
boulamid far room " ls 1400lq l'l +aUp. Parlt
boU'd.. H. B' NH11'9 IJll f& Janbor 17J. l003,
Iii /F lhr 3Br Zba u:pPf'r IG-alZ DsU. N.B l blk ocean, --------
000·1moller1. 1200. Eaec. olc aw*.~ l6lllt ~. Ji'\IU service ... f7N122.
Gia.._ ... .,...... 4HO OBI dehiu sutte. z nna •
---·•••••••••••••• air cood.. ample s>ke
!11m'119a.~6:up ZDW.
Oceaofroot N .8 .
~
WANTED·
Garqe ia Cd.II
m.a.>
Siqle car 1ara1e for
rent. lo C. M . $$Siio.
1$1~ aft 3PM I
OMc. ...... 4400 .......................
L1i01 Weticlil'f Or. apprm
JOO aq ft, will build '° au.it , ample parll101,
Jclm P\sber SC. 3111
IZl5~ft. -mo. 11117 Wee&cllff, N. B.
Aem&. 5'1-5GIZ
Elee. ales. 2251q. ft. from aao. 5at'J Mn natl.
j.d.ortal ... 5lJ7·1'010.
WAl'lm90MT
LUXURY sun-ES
IU S Ba116de Dr NB
014 )1'1'$-Z300
l ar 2 Rm 9.Ltlel from m
mW l.llb St Call Tom
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atrpart ua. Up t.o 12IO
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Call DOW !il'MVIO ----.,,..
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ID Nwpoet CAiiier
M>-5'70 ----DIC.SUITIS
A ....... .0-t.balca' be beeit ! Paf «t loeaUcn
Idem to '"""· alrport • re1lauraat1 ). prof. ~ 1«"11, k)uJ
aftk'fS • beeut.lful ""'°" pk f'or more Info cal I
Brv at m.z11u
me.sums
Prime Newpon Beach
loc. Neu' 0 c •uport
Rm ind.~ COD-
ftrPDCt' rm, Janitor
sen , utala, JOO fr••
coplea • morP .
SecntarlaJ N'l'"t'. a Va1J
IJ.zor !be eJ·MI J
1 YXURIOU5
D1CUT1Y1 surm
Offtcm now avail la
....... ., QPOtaleO l:Jt
e!Uift ~ NDtnlly
klaled near frwwaya.
<'OUrl.I Ir lhe Oranae
County Airport
l'acllltlu Include a
fJiimlly, etlkimt ~
tloa II t It e I• p bone apen&ar...,.,.... ,_,.
clma and.,.,...,_,.
c:Ma. a~ Caill .•
Federal law llbrarJ
beautifully decorated
malereac:e rooma. ~
copy mac:b!nea, tr the
f1nHt to secretarial .nw. For rwt.htt mfo
• a per1on1l tour
thtoueb t.be fac1ht1t'a,
p&eue ~tact Vort•c
All~, (714 >tSS·228H.
tn4Jm0.900.
uu pd. am. meoo
NEWPORT BEACH In
beautiful Corona del
Mar. DOG to a,.ooo S/F. a.. "A" A/C, lllWUea
6: J.an.1t.ort aJ MrYI ce. Only
$UIO per S/F Elevator &
ample parking .
7J4.f71.1t00.
NEW EX.EC. SUITES
BfSI'O C LOCATION
300 N 1'Mt1o Av~. 1 mtn
S.A. f& Nwpt fl"wya. i.ae
prof decorated ofca.
~t. t.elepbooe
aerv .• 1.eros, cool.rrq
Sec. een. avail. l mo ,,.. •It moa reotal ..,........_...,,,
R&. ~Braker
.... to ... delue ...... -..n. -
I I ....... 4450 ....... ............... .
1br ...... •afftee.,.,. •l ,,..........,...._
IOO t. 2700 S. Ft.
llESA VERDE bR
PLAZA
1SZ5 ..... Verde E. C.M
54Ml2l
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(1UI) aca l'l. om c. tMaJd.lllg • ms Uda uae, pu.rcbai.t-
pr1ce ~.ooo "/1lOO,ooo
dwa .. 430 32ad St •
Nftopart Buch. Call fot-
dataila 5'errA Really
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mo. A..-m.cl7V
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er botlby. E~. CM
S.115. Also aml unit
~.,. '0 0 ......... 4500-.......................
Pnme Npt /Mn• Bu11
-Plrt., Qudty Olrl<:'f'
• wareboaae spa" ror ..._ Carpeta, drapei. &
WI( bar ll7V sq tl Ulllb
avail aow. 29' aq. It
8G-4m •• '·Sat 9-1
&Mr LOCATIOM
753> S.F. andUIJlrtaJ park
lolDll avaJl. for lmmecl-oc
~ Ioda: om~ &
warebouM 1peee. Crpts,
drpa, wet bar. For leu
1111 bllo call MZ~.
W•1•11M or Upt , ...........
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Arf.'1Z-9011,.W..
lTIO Sq ft. Industrial
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IUILTTO SUIT apec;ba l aa. 2 Ba furn. ltl:Zl.I Partakte Ln. 1 blk ••Eal w:m.. IASTsaDI -................... Nr bdL. -TID«lllO
b1 decorator. UH of W d Beae.h, 3 bl.kl S of FAMILY Al'TS l Bdrm tall apt, blt.D ctia-Onnptree L.Uee Adult --------lh. mecbca.l oUIC'f! swte, .,,.uw..,.175-5'700 FAiallr. Brand new beautiful, ~•rao&e· Yard. O>mm. lbr. +loft Tn· OHTHlllACH r rmmt. noo·1moker, Oron.adeiMar.S'l~Mo --~ • •••• , .. w.rdt
Nev Dyer • Newport ~. 1500 t.o 3500 lq. ft •
.....,U ea&noce, •hare coafereoce room
ldtcbla wttb one other te
MIL Barba.ra. •.aot
< , , , IC'1·5'41 larp apt for famWee _..,_._MMIM __ JJ ____ •·=.;· nopeita. MIO. Newport -Oceaofroot Zl-7.5,JbcZ\.'ibaiaCdM. Realooomlca Corp .
'ft t l1h1• J4ZI WXURJOUS wttb 1, 2 I: 3 cb.lldrm. 21r,l~frplc,wlpr, '1» ,IG-'11Dt ea.. ..:.:a I br saa>psmon.~ _m.4100 ______ _
............ _ .. __ • ~ I: ..,.. ~ ~=: ~choola. adlala.. ~~ ... ~, l b d rm . Coo do . -.oe: CZIJ-.eTll. or nm. Diii ~ rmmte.
....... ZBr ~a. ...-. ,., room ... VIII 2er,ze. · fellO ._.. __ , Oraeaetne. PaUo on Altndl ... oAder' a 1try
cs .... pool• jaeual. ~· Q~~· lTIOl J8r,2S. eaa 91» to....,, •aut. aear Stream, teool1, 1pa, ---..... • .,..,..llO-ODl. ~-~1~iaJ"8dl==~ft.~N=u::':':aJl:~~u:~, ~-~·-~·iiiiiii:._. Heatpakl. Nopete br .,_~ pool, om. •· Avail. ~·~-•1'MO ·~ •Wee& WU.., C.M. ~ lrplc, tauodr1 aM hb. GQ..Jf7I <EWll CCI.AM IAY YllW WI!& male ., &br 2111' 2ba ~l~-~J rm, PltiO-Achabe oel1. &Wlmda.) V.....W. 0. row Con-=Dana Pt DJ0 Ta.4234
..,_.. Y'VU.U 111.u-~ __......_ do. lrd noar .... 2bll, - --1be 8'lriap 1 Br .,.....,, ..-dad comlllea.. C1ub •--·· · E-SIDi: 2 br, patio,
prace. Adulta, DO peta
•. 180 21-t. S-.21Z7
~Br, 1 be eondl> or. So
C4llll Plu.a. New crpta,
drpa, A/C, pool, Ncwity
&ate. CbUdreo ok, oo
pell. scao. NI-~ or
565151..
a Bdrm apt
l!bd ........... pad.
MU0'7J
pOl.9'21. 2 Br apt1. bllcanJ, pedo. J.av.ndrJ
ftll,lllmlW/tDCl.PJ'aU .,,..
IOA, ()pea S.t DOOD W 4. &a... ,,_ la lptl. 17r 1tmaU ..sad to &br ltf c. 11 • It • p ...... 1 .. :..£.•ll IU·llOI or ......... an mo IAa. 22~1~a~1~a~1~2~· a;;;;;a ;;;o;;;•;;;;;;;;o;r~~~· ·~-~~~~~~I lkb. An 11. reb lat. _?1115-0MI .... lTll
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IETHilOUS
LOCATION... ...... Wtlllecl 4'00 .......................
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'bU1 s'q~aJ 9'w...,,..,6SteiamC1ean
tJplq. eopy HrYlce. _.,,..
Ptdeukiul, coelldtn· Amlre'1JanHort&l~rv tW.....,.. ..... Call QIWC...
t6. ...................... .
C II 11 t' P' All: Ortiu Mathen. 2
I .... ···-·..L-.. ma&ben will babysll ln Cabtael 6 earpent17. ODii ...._ M·P'. ~. Sma.11 Job• welcome. _115-4m _______ _
Fl'we& MS-3Xl3 Drr $. .......................
C.,.4'• We do it all. Metal studs
--·---•••••••••• Oomm/Rea/Jnd. Fre~
aJSn>M INTEIUOR ..._ ~2'19C BA /MC
CARPENTRY By Jay "2-8809 Bldrical .......................
.... .......................
Carpentry. muonry.
nioD.nl. pJwnblAi. p.wt ~all•mon.J8. HauJinc" DwDp Joba. AK for Randy. Plumbln1. electrlcal, Ml-M27 t.tinl. aU ••. rep&ln.
Fl'we • ~UIZ FMt Haulin1. pr cln upa,
--------lllOV1QI Sl4 • up ,...,.
Gara1• door repair•. &t1M7-Crlor~ 1prl air ler r ep a Ir.
+emeJ'lency plwnbtn1 Hr aide I I
aerv1Clt A1lo loclr repair. -·······-··········· ~mo
MR.Am
Want a REAU..Y CLEAN
l«XJSE' Call C in&haJD
Gui Free est. ~5123
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Cedar Crpt • U• ol. a s.fll'•a&Lal.,. di ......... Prol. Alm.
. ....................... u. Ollok. • ,,.. aper.
Looi 1ear arouad ..w..•un.m-na --.m.-i Pl 1 r ,, _. ---------~~Pr1tr!!!=-. ; ...... '!!:!!.~~ ....
l:la• tdeao•o1 b7 la4J • ,.... Depmdable,
...... ~·••¥••.....,,.... 0 Jlbi. \11y ......... •um ret m PADtnN 111eloeomeTaallaa l.spr'd. Reaa aatH PYM Ett. Call Gene bxaDeTu Pn,1 ...,.
Ml off blb'e llar. IS. ---------11. ~ mroDed Pa1Dtla1. INT /EXT
-·-•••• .... --••• Repair 6 Recoof. All
1J1B Dll\lu ,.ail>.,._., t )' p e I • I bl 0 11 •a·
wmd n.. decb am.& rocahak .. ·compo-tar.
UabHk. rr.-.o-r. Yf-ee Ml. St1·56d0 f'ln ao.. pric. • quaMtJ A_va_U. _____ _
•· CJ'WJIG.Ot55 Melt. ...... ..... . 12 yn. esp. lJc'd. Dave
worlr Call 1'e••J, m!90UI w MM or
lft5 1 ••c•I t -.10t1J ....................... ----....... ,..,.
eQualit1 La.ndseaptn1• "-m . pa10Un1. St. --•••••••-•••••••••• <limp.~ cll911D Llctln.e . Try me. R. Nelt~6&.aiurw
• lmtall•Oaa All wort Sb.ar ~ ... IST. "J.14lt samr rr.. s . Green·
dale LaodacaplDI Prat. pemtin1 EU• mt r-w-. DI----mJ 711-G'N ... En S1'75. ta001..5 -.. -......
Prof. roof repair
Reucloable. Pr... Eat Call Rick Ttl)..,.
WI fnwa. ' i .......................
RmDENTIAL fl Stora
Car wu&n1. QuaHty ""°"-~ • 646--197'2
_o... __ cn... ____ tcr __ ..., ___ . ___ ~'-....... . Jue Ul Sll·UU jcD OT l'eltlllecm. Ranbl MCMaa ..... ~u.
ft.&VWU'l'W~a ......... •••••••••••••• a::,g;.;:ia:;;;;: °' Wcrried about buralars~ Pabaina "wallpaperta1 A 'I I res. Spec 00 •aeanta. We lnatall deadbolt Qaa1 ~,. P'r-ee at ·-••••-••••••••••••• •11116(1,.. kldm. paUo door • WlD· _Sftoa __ • ~_-am__ --n. mt Comm 1 tlleead.
dow locb. Rd1 ~ Dave .1 Paillt1D&. aervuic Hones t. Rel 1 a b I e . / ~ • ·
'Dnd o1 Houaeele&D.lq _w._-.P-__ ~-~----.,._ 1 yn, most ~ BA MC SM-21.IM
Ra .... , RELIABLE chtelt my ref. II c ""'--·c leak ...... _ ... Ion Businessmen
betplabwe . .,.7'52 thr r W a::b'i:aaba) ~I· 11 1111u arP do1n11 ... .......•............ PACIRC llll. copper ~pe Top ti u 'r 111· J • u n d t' r u
a..EANING COMPANY Bl1ctwort SmaJJ jobs. ESSIAN tUl P1w:nban«. SJ1 -3UM ,.. ll' It I /(Ju • Ru~ I" us
Weekly/Or 1 lime maid ~· Cost.a M .. 6 Cuttom Puaunc. Lo ! \'0111t' II<>"' art' rt'quired svc. ~Dl!OOUNJ'ON .1'7!>3l7Sev.. WbMI' Rat.el. Free Eal, D~~:::,s., lh11 lau rBUSIMU and
VACANTS..Slamearpet &ictwor't. Small )obe. 3yr0ur. Qwclt £1111an, _,...., C't!So _ _. e Pru/t'nton! Cock. Se<: deemq. h'ee e.t. at lir Newport. Cost.a Mesa 6: C.W71 ___ A.__,_ •. __ ... _ ........ ~Y-: 171JOO ID 11930 J to ftU a
1VC.m.4JOI lrvtne.m-s17Stta. Ra!DbowCo. Prof ex ... r Ph&mbiq repair 6 r•· i 1-·1c1111oua Bu111teu
..-mode.I Beach area 2' 'llamP .'ilalt>mt'n~ and "JUltU."~1. Bndl won. block wau..
ltan.t6Emdent. cement dr1veway1 6
m-5MO pattoa. Ella. 631·31$9.
nred of c&e&Diq your f19.5'155
sparetjme away? Call aic1t. stooe blk "'°"· Ule
Jeannie. ~7 firs. concrete pal1o!S,
We f*mt lDl ext 6: rtt00 h I ... , "-d yrs Free est No JOb too I QI>(' I JAivd.!lnc /or d1UOG&.nC. Low pnce1 uni 540-szn '/uur co~cut1ue wet'b , Gv.ar. work. Free Hl WE rat the DAILY .
call_MZ-_ llM __ -P.o.1o.-...... PILOT ran Jwlp U'tlh . n..~hty ....,,,.., ... •-t E1:t . hoth Call the l.F.CAI. ! _.. ..--· .... ·-•••••••••••••••••••• ! (J E: PA R 'f M f; N I at i Wallpaper removal PO Box Sen-ice a pr Refs Marlt or Ken 642 4321 Ezr 1J2 for
Woad patio coven. lat· ELECTRJCIAN·Pnced 1 7 y r 1 I n a re a ,
tice. redwood decks, rilbt·free e.tlmate on Carpenter, palnlloa.
pa.mtins-" more. Dan larporamalljoti. Rmbl rates. 5Cl-1752 or ........ s. Uc. t3J7254 873-0359 l6019I
Robin's ffouaecleanlng
Srvc. for a t.borou,cbly dean~. S«Mll5'1 Wam Ad Hefp•
wt.U. drtveways Free
642 5678 est Jobn 846-lSl3 ~ ,,_. mo. 388 E l7Ul St. 1 21• ; rurlher mformnlW1f ,,_..,_, _CM_87:J.M71 ______ i..
t · • ..... Tn1t Lalt&"-d 1100 Lod&ro.d 5300 HllpW_.... 1100 ~w..aM 1100 HetpW..ted w_..... 1100 ...... w_.... 1100 0,, l:Jt, SOOS D.:J.., 5035 -••••••••••••••••••••• -· " ~ .. ....,.. ---·--· ................................................................................................................................... . ....................... ...................... .
Beer bar, Costa Men,
9QOd 1tarter bar, low
FOUND ADS
ARE FREE
Call:
642-5678 down. All. Ti me . S200.000. two year 2nd TD
1Sl-l400 wanted. Secured w1tb
Restaurant Cocktails, prime commercial or
Airp>rt Locallon 29% waterfront res1d Jn
chA8f,. m -1400 tttest oe1otlable PP -------------1 8C-~dya. MZ-5286 evs
LOST DOG Laret'.
EnendJy Black & T ao
Male Terner /Doble M i.x.
Costa Meaa Fam1I>
Gnevln&-~--
Lost Yellow. para.keel
w 11mall amo1&nl or
1reen. SSO Reward.
911.aPM.at·a&
~~~~~~~-u.t: Al BriatDI lledlcal !!! esur. Lad1 •• Bulova
ADwt.Uaa~ •
Harbor Investment Co.
2*1TD-S ...........
t5 yar tenn. f:l0,000 or
mare. No Balloon
Udo Newport Co
l'B-795 ......... atHn
ft ••/ ......, .. "-5015 r.-1n•1/ ....................... ~-...-.. .......................
Watcb. Wblte 1old
w /yellow 1old band.
Beward. m.ezs
u.t l-21 PM on Lolan St.
Doberman male. Very \bin. friendly, DO collar.
SameUmea amwen to
Ra. Vic. P'altvlew •
fflirbor on Balter. Mate
la heart broken. Call
751·1515.
ft 11•• SIOO LOST· Goldn Retriever
........ ••••••••••••••• pup, Male lrnos, bm col·
• Clll)fTMO
NOll8'4
W&WTDlom&
97Mill
Arrancedby
C...t"-Lomtl
I
'i
a\dow bu moaey for 2nd.
T D.._ No cndi1 check.
no PDJty, '20,000 up. For
actloa call A•ent
87).'JIU Aa1Ume.
w ..... ....... a..-
Dell Dlrect • /J~. up
to 15~ of appraised
value. Short Term
Speclallats . Brkr
Putldpatloo welcome
Callmtoday
lit tbrift ol Amen ca
19107 Beach Blvd,
HlmHQCton Beach tCT...,
PENNY
PINCHER.
ADS
ONLYR
Sell any ltf11'1 or rom
blnlllon or 11.eme ror S7$ or IHI with a Penny
Plnclwr Ad 3 bnea tor 2
conMCu:ll"e d1y1 Each
»ddittoO&I line " 60' for
the 2 daya Charae 1t !
No commercial ads
For-more Information and to place your ud ('all
642-5678
Free Junket F1lehts
Everyday to Lu Ve~as
Via Scheduled Airlines
For lnformaUoa Call
m.ro au m&-0100
New locat.loa for Pronto
Tu Co • 705 B East
Balboa Blvd. <Upetalrs ).
Ba.lboll. 1 day service.
e?3-5&31
lar, REWARD. 751-5392
FOUND Do&: Fntn
Valle')', Med Fem m11:.
bro & bllt, wbl lie.
&i10'1
Loll.F.Germ Shep Nr
Seashore Or. N 8
87$-°'29
LOST Fem. St. Bernard
Named Rap Vic. C.M
~
tmr Dog: Blk lmh Set-
ter mix, rem, JMn 23
Turtlerock, REWARD
833-0145.
IAllt: REWARD. 3 clop,
may be aeparaled,
La«una Deb, 1 fem
BuNtt. 1 fem Bauetl/
BeaitJe mix. 1 am blk
neutered male mut,
521-8430 ut 23 days.
-.Ste Eves ------
Found Small blk .
Cocllapoo, male. Mesa
del Mar tract Call
546-7411.
Found. Male Germ Shep.
Talbert t Brookb urat.
~ MlmrWllFlild IOJO ~T1ll9'•E -••un • n•--•••• A FWi • Uouaua.I GU\ Found Car 6 House keys . Nlllld sz:so,aao to Slll0.000 Idea. Call Laura , Vic lrv1netl8lb. St.
, b I Jn., -almum mt. m.Zlll _eo._z:n_t. _____ _
Wl MWnd bJ N°pt. 8llL MUe t&ema With a FOUND: P1uffy vey & ~~ lll"JP. DmJJPUotClaaal"edAd. blk 1triptd cat P'em.
Vic. Caplatrano Hats.
~
P'OUND . Terrier
Selma mer blk. grey •
bra Vic . Elli• &
Broollbur1L F V
9IU1»
Pbtnd: 81k curly haired doc. med u . 8toWn leas
Wdl behaved. Peder&&
Ave, CM . 841-4012,
MMIM
l'oaad: Auttralt•n ~~?~ DU. tl\.colored mai..
ldab lllttar. male. Ter·
ri• mis. mai. blk ..... Blk • Wbt tbolt bair
... eat. Newport .kb
Am.mal Sblher ......
J0UMD Jlot: YUi Ooldn nr&nev•. cll.aiD collar. ooLD.ff.8....,.,.
Last or Found a pet' Call
Animal A1111laoce
J.Aaiue. S37 ·2Z"T3. DO fee.
FoUDd or at a pet 7 Call
Special Pals Hotline n• fW2,.123.S, zu 125&-7398
......... 5350 •••••••••••••••••••••••
PREGNANT? Caring,
confideooal counselinc •
referral. Abortion. ados>· lion&~.
APCARE
COVEllCMRL * 95).0771 *
2' Hr OutcaJJ Service
PRE LAW atudeat needa
125.000. WW do &QJ1biq
Le1al. CoafldenUal
DVM. P.O. Boa J:M2,
N.B.1211a
•FOXYLADY•
OUTCALLONLY
•972-1131•
TOMMY'S
OF NEWPORT
ESCORTS
642-l.S7l Alao ffiring
DIAMOND WANTED
Pnv party wW buy I to 3
carat. cub. N.B. ~
O.C.AIR.PORT
ESCOIT SIRVICE
Speclalhlnl In busl
neallmen, re1ldenl5
welcome
7lf·5241
MASSAGE 11mpatico
Your masseur·
ACCOUMTIMG a.EU
Pwt time. A/P Ii P /R. Buie Four lr.nowledae
beqll\&l. but will train.
Pvt. CountrJ Club,
Lacuna Ni&uel a&-sm, Mon lhnl Fri, 9 to •.
ACCOUNT' AMT
Senior or aemJ-eauor for
small Oru1e County
Au1IOrt area publle f 1rm
Good opporturuty M Wit
have recent pu.bbc ex·
perimce. CTl4 ~
ACCOUHTAMT
Per diem aenlor for
small Oru1e County
AUpart UM public ftrm.
llmt b.ave recent public
e:irpmtmce.
t'714.,.Ma
Acccnnctn1
''' TIMPOIAIY
. ASSIG+08n'S
P.arn XTRA .. to pay
I.bole bolidat bil.la. For
lnfonmtioa on how YoU
can wort a frw daya or a
few ~ to earn lb.al
XTRA Cub-call ua
Wart the boura you have
available.
Accounting Clerb
Booileepers
Oala Entry
Accountanla
Auditors
CPA's
CAI.LOR VISIT TODAY
ACJllllRTNRLF•
accounlet1'5
•ASSIU•BS•
•'ftAIHEl:S•
0rance Couaty manuf ac-
tu re r of electro
mechanical produell LS
seeking trainees '°' day ablfl. Lo usemt>Ae eJec.
lroaaC IWllCbes fr dll-
~ Allllb &D penoo
Aa1&1&ant SubeertpUon
M1r. Soatlt Coaat
~.~eo·.
.... prof. theater .. look· ma for a brilbl. moUvat·
ed bd•. Lo u.iat Lbe
aaa.cripdaa Coanti.naklr ma ~cl pn>HMlnl
• aupenlaorial a c·
tMl.Mla. Goad Oflallu•
bOnal all:Wa 6 abtlity lo
'1WIOl1l under' ~u~ a
must. Coe tact Paula.
ilr1-:mll2.
.............
1.-dinl 0 C. eAectrorucs
mfl company bu the
fuUowtnl requlremftlt .
A.111 ritlu~ ..
Mull b.ave I year solder
IOI expeneoce. Will be
reqlired Lo solder hook
turret terminals. wire.
'MlldeT •touch up PC B's
SomP tra.lnlng pollllon:.
l\ailabJe Apply at
la Bob James
OW:alla IHI. 494-5111 2.133 No Broedway
"3», W Banlter e...nwu Au•at.ant, South Bkl&.. Santa Ana o-t Repa1.ory • Onnce KIM'S OUl'CAU
1153--9121
MICtB.LE"S
~~0~1~4~•~J~M~I ~03~~ I Oulty ·s protesalooal re _ ~ tbeattt. ll looktnc
•o.ec.I• 11AM·2AM 835-37 49
Qries .....
*DUTCALL * 642-ll I 2 MC {YIM
Tl.ACY
Even lhouib our ~ hmcb date did:n 't
<RA. I stW would like to
meet you. cau me. R.oD
Youns AU.radive female
IMU reap. male for
penmnmt relationabtp.
~ Heather. 75U'10I or
GlDT
Home Owner. I need lo
use )'OW' addresa I will
pay SIO a mo. Call col·
lect: Day 211/12'7 1955,
Eve2U,W..llm
~~~ ........ . .........
~ ~ Lo nm am bm&Dt!SI
p/l $400-$1000 per mo
Readll 6: comm 'I pro-
clrt.I S.Jt03
ADMSSIOtilS Cl.EU
Good typloa 1ktll1
nece11ary Xlnl op port.untty for penon w1lb
at leut 1 yr al otnce u -= Prderable lD a
/medical a«Ung
Jkitlnllon Beach Con·
valuuot Hoaplta l.
117.asJ.5
ADVERTISlNO SALES
f\&ll or pert Ume. suo
per hr. + coauntuk>n
+carnp11111e . .-r-Me4
An adftature lD cbaal•
So. Coat Models oow or
ferlnl peraonalhed
styled development In
~ wtfubll!P • pbotop'apblc rnodelln•.
~now: 567·=o2.
Nia. Serv. • PBX. Pl9at
olc. N.8. Ex:pet. or wtll
tnUl. S.U • 11-1 2 wlra
p!d•K-tal ....
.......... 700I Apl ........ '°' W1e ....................... ...... ~ In beacb
AD edww&ww ln cbaQll. area. Offtt4t Ir maia·
So. a.II& llodell DOW of. tmmce ~ nqtdn4. ferlDI peraonallHd Q:ll-1171. lt.Ja.d dffelopeeat ID wJf..-1r
modt1ln1 .
·ZSID.
Ml& Wuh:i 7071 ..................... ~.
rrnalator aod lb·
ttrprater <Sa1ll•b,
German. Preac~. BwtdUb), Wanu Ad•· ~e.m7.
for a &harp. mot.lvaled
mdivulual to ua11t tbe
tumeaa chrertor wtlh a
vaMty ol ad.mhustr1Uve
fl clerical duties Good
l>'P'nl & or1anizaUonal
<:il1s are ea.wnU&I Con·
lad Jo Ann Palm1en,
957..-rl.
ATTINT10M
llOrO.W
Mo bplf'. Mlau.
U YoU are new to c.oeta
...... temporarily dla·
,,...,.,..,"' your educ•· UoD. receaUy cltadw'led
from the ~. or '°' aQ)' reuon •eekbll tem· porary or career wortt.
contJdet t.h.11 unique op-
portunity
Y•C•e.-..
$Zl6PerW.
Alll'OManvE
IOOCIMFB
lmmedlale opeo1n1
Jllllt b.aW f:fltoal H • penence ~ Oeaeral
Moton accounttn1. Reconcile acco1&nl1,
~ter e&penence
COHHRL
CHEVROLET
~",;')o It 1rl•1r hl\rl
I I~ I ' \I t.'i \
S46-t ZOO
Al1TOlllOn'VE , ......... ," ..
Need belpers with
acrylic lacq1&er ex· perleace. 5 day worlt
wed plua acelJeat com
pan)' ---Ila Contact Pm& CoMlma. Body Shop
P'onman.
NABERS ~)
1600 H.vt>or 8Mi
( 0\1-' ~ ')4().QI()() .. , ......
C: ,.,,_..,_
E1:perienced Oataun
Auto Par\1 Coun
lefll(!raoo Deeded. Im
mediate operuna C•ll
Rudy at 493 3375 or
831137S
AJlf'OIOUTI
RIXIISTll. Early AM
ir;, lo 2 brs. $375 to
ld)lmO. XJnt mooolisbt
W\w., retired. cliubW
ty. 1t1Mtenta Need &d wheel• 540·3001 or
~
AlTl'O TRANS R6:.R MAN
Must have t.oola Ex
per. pref 541-la
BABYSITTER
HOUSEKEEPER A
special Job for the
aped&& woman who «t
Jo7s dilldren • a.nima la Maa-P'rt. 2.IO Lo I IOPM
to Lib ForMl Some Ille
~·Must be
bmdable. W taint refs fl
have drtwn lies Coo·
tat Ewbn alll7•1.111
BankiDa CLmttc TYPtST 90lmf COl«f BANlC
Ml ~~r St . CM
1211111. MO-»OO. E 0 E
8&DkiDa C ...WT ....
Caa!dtl'fnl ~ptnenu
wwSd be helpniJ.
Blll*illlSM. keeper. P T. Cull
,.. 1 •s ctt.ar&e. needed 1mmed
Fulluton Sav1n11 6 25·30br1 wk. Salary
Lou has ope1U11gs at ~.Call Clody al
Nwpt. 8cA amc. for fu1J Coosumer Resl)OOff
tiim. part lime teu.en. 1115.>3"5.2
!!Ip prel. but will train-IBCJOKKEEPER F' IC t.hna
Mull type JOwpm Call t.nal balance Mfg exper r~ r1~ '°' iolppo&Dt. helpful. Medical MVI~
8uJklnl
&..-Pf"OCftSOr
Previous b1nlt1n1 t'X
pinmce pttfernd, but
oot mandatory Good
l,ylJUIC Uil1a requared
Ubrted Ca.Warm.a Banlt
2'7S>W. COast Hwy
Newport •adl
Dl-ZllDO
dr ID Santa Ana PleaM!
call~ 7Sl.Q9_1_
'-'"'"'.-.:.£PER FUii ctm-ee F rr or P rr . ., x
br1 . Xlat pay
~~mt
IJb--.eeo.-. apeneacect. :z.a yn. Salary collh
Wille witb abilif.y.
8. W. R.ud.a11 Lamber
0>.7141....-Z EOE --------IBoot&itee!*'· Immediate ........
CC•-"rdllcillT.._. ~
BANKING
TillER
Uur beautiful Laguna
~·di om~ hu an •m·
mediate openma for 1
Olllllilll w /fat pvwtnr
to•alaln Valley
D'C' 1t1Ga nnn. Ac· mura pay.w., HeOUDta
receivable. bUUne. cash
dlsp•rsemenll, &
payroll Xlnt. benefit3' cau Paula. 714-611-028!>
IOOOHPElt f fC
Pos:Uon with promment
Fubion Island lnve~l
ment fltl'D Exl-ellenl op
port urul y Ca II 640-01.23
Teller Wl1h 1ut months Booth Attendant Call
S6:I.. or °°" year com-Judy Newport Arc~!> merclal ban II: In& ex· Manrul 642-4644
perience In additioo lo eood &rowth potential.
lha pc»it1on orrera a
sl1rt1n1 sa I ary of
900-STS and exc.Uent
benefits &nc:l\.ldmc ·~partmjl
•Medical and dental
roverace-• nw carttr apparel
CAIWASHH&..P
f\JU 6 Part Tim<'
llicOver
METRO CAR WASH
2115() Harbor Bl CM
HIER C'lerk. depen
dabk!. respon roe everun.:
sh&A, incl wkndl ~ly
gilt shop Oranae Co
Pteaw call Gene Frltelle _airport Tues thru Sat AM Ill .._7508 for more In
fc:nnatJon CASHIER 1BKPPR
E1:per 'd, part "t1mt>
"DllJTY ,.lltA.L permanent. !!Ve. ~ some ---Lo.... wlalds 310 dleaneyre Street t:O\amo __ iii.s..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~..iiiii-1\ Lquna Beacb ..
Equal Oi>llt1 Employet
~Barboys
W~Holees1ea
O,.,.U. Girls· Wlne
C~llERS
UTilTEM
MARKETS' a.wards. ~mew Jan
»hb 4. l0em-2pm. No
pbone call11 pleue. :W~t::!' ::~:!>:.~
Nwprt Bayview Yacht Manq.n on 2bcS 6 3rd
Oub 3ID W Coast Hwy . ahift. No experience '*'
Newport •ach We train. 9L&rt .... 30 to $4
Bta~ pl!r' holAr Advaneement
AIUsU.nt for buay talon, opportunily for m&DA1e·
1lnl tr&1ntn1 pr'Ofram. nmll poeia-. Lo '5.IO
Rk:bard Ouellette 8aJon. per bow' II quallned.. For
D N9wpcwt Ceai.u-Dr, mor. LnfannatJon Ir ln ,,_ Jldi. t.Mew. apply to atofe _ • ...,..:....; _______ , -. aDGt crow. V..U.)'
Bl JOW' own boo. Rav• ftW)' •• La1uo'~·~ch.
our own bu1iot11. _... WW -·~ I.... lloo Um! P'rt ••m ,_<>Ra'
School and
Instruction
Thi• variety of fine achool1
could Introduce
you to• new tomorrow
Clirkal oa1DA.Lornca
TY PSI fl
AIU
A<X:l'G a..£1\Ka
,.p_,
hidW
HO
Fii
JOIS
Saa ......
1Wilh ... ] .. ~ ................
w. ..... -.ct ..
...... for ...... c Wr-If,-w..t ..... tlw••cal
1!~.J!
~s.-... ...,. .....
tSS.UIJ
DEUVER\' N B aru
f\&1J or P l"J'lme Beath
~ • .o20 C•mpu..
NB
()tj Men over la for L A nmea to homes ID NB 41
CM Must be rehable ~
have dependable ~ar.
Perm. P rr MOO!~ p.ir
mo.~1740,M&-~
~ntal Aulslanl. full
Utoe. ctwn1ct.
FV 979-3710
Dtft.a1 Of fl<.-e seekJI a re
<.'e'Plloru•t ,1yplst Exp
destrabk! Call 644-06&1 -----
Deotal Assutant. P T .
np nttessary Nwpt
Bch. omce n&--0891 ----------~~~~~~~~~ Oeotal 0tr1~ needs front. .:.. t.ck & In between typtng
Qerit.Acd"g
Wiii train. 1barp 1n
UUJurance etc. f'u II &
part time Apply at
WOii :y •JOI
BEGIN A CARRR
AS A COSMETICIAN
Utt R!Ctiafd I tvly Colteeu Mtp ~ "wt
CHrYelOf>ll'IG ,....,. Mt.1l•t at a '°41tn9llCl«I After
()(lty 10 W'V(llO• you 1.•n be •••n1n1,1 • QOOd
''"'"0
COSMITICl.A.M C'-ASMS NOW!
L1mi1.a E.mollment--Call Now•
Top •l'l•lr uctor• QIVV Httlp •nd vutd•ncu
..-iunly OI ..,a(;lt<AI E;..per..,f\CC, Too
TUmON PAYING
PIOG«AM~
AVAILAILi
PLACIM!NT
ASSISTANCE
MAHY OPPOllTUNJTIU:
• lnlerM11no W0<1\
• P&l"SOOal S<1ti1tecl10n
• ~unfY ~ not lied to economoe $1lu.1tion
• 'lou P<ogr~i. raQtOty to oocome 1nor0V9hry
.>killed
• ~t~mploy"'4!nl Om>ortur11t1~
CAU.t6M6tl Poa
IHFOttMA TIOH
~TCHA"£115 SIAUTY
COllE<.1'f ......... , ....... .
lt0601r• ................. ......
I PIANO LESSONS
ATTENTION
IRVINE
PARENTS:
Piano lesS<>ns available on
your child's minimum school day.
CALL MRS. BALDWIN
f.f PM or 6-9 ,M
5Sl·Ul2
dMdlW. Good salary " ~oeflt1 Jeannie
91'MUOC.M. = RecepUorusc-;:;. ~.~~ ..... !!~ ~~~ ..... !!~~ ~..'!'~~.~ ..... ~!!~ ~~~ ..... !!~ ~~~ ..... ?!~
per.pref l.ofront&bacll DriWT" Partumet.opkk GeMnl General GROCERY PEKSON-
a.BtJ( 1111
Part time. 11 t>M lo 7
AM. Fn " Sal only 675 Paulanno.CM.751-4652
offlce 4 days /wk uppeta&~llght:;ard W~=E FULL/PART LOCALOMCI ~=at!~ ~wport Beach area wurtt Sea Brttie Pf't A.5SEMBLERS NEEDS takioc appHeaUooa for ~7580 ~metry, 19542 Bearb NoExpertence~ LOCAL.._, o-ocerY ~.ma~
a.ERK Wanted for
[)(>nlal Assistant Busy 8'vd. H B Top Pa:; Pa.id Wtt«ly TIME U>mt ID ror the best .tot-or femaAe S!D Newport
Newport Be a r h on~ fuJJ umeo. neat ap-l\orrell' int.own• Bavd., ~ Beach. fulJ lime Exper. pref
a-t.bne HeaJUI Foods
59-96J7
L.--··I··" < Earn Up To ~-.. for .,_ ro .... T---restor at1 vc pract1ct• pea.ra.nce • ..,.., .. cuge o ,_ _,.,,. .... ... ..
need ~ ex pen l.'nct"d Orange Co Good dnving $10 HOUR M.artm_. ------person '·2 day Mon record Over 18 Will.ing SCIMCU.~
through1bun. 631 2490 to work Company Large chrun now tunni:: 546-4741 GUARDS Collector whld<~ s=i IC/ pn hr ~ t Rv1 "lo E 752 6666 to t>xpand retail outlets Ii Full & part t11"1)(! All .., OC d Df-ntal A'isis tanl Hui.y incentl\es Coll Mark Jo))t,; M •t' OC.Malllo<'allons :MCam!J'a50rNB arf'•s Uniforms 1'"0 Agry nt't' 5 Newp o rt B c· ;i ch (Ac:rogsfrom qua.hf~ collt"rtors who 7Sl 2681> Opt-rungs ln Cwitomt>r Jobn w ru.rn.u~ Ag~ 21 or ~dependable&dt"SiN' rt·btoral1H· practice St•rvirt'. SalPs & t:,qualo::::=~ ~ Kebrt'd wekocnt·
to earn aboveavt•rage nt'ed.s sharp en Dnver'> Cherkrr Cab Df'bvt'T')' ~ Reqwreis Noexpent.'Oernf'C A.JI!>'
1acome, cont art Mr thu.,,1asllc, upenem·t·d liPO(i d.n~ rt'COrd, 2S f' {: BKPR Qt'C MNGR neat appear~ Must 757 ty Uruven.a.I ProU<11on
DaW!iOnfocAppl person for r t1mt• :;norokier/493-8888 Mature lop caliber erVo)' Ullk.IOR lo J>f'OPlt', Snv1ce, 122'6 W Sth
91M-UB> ~ 631·~90 --penon needed lo auu.me have vabd dnver~ he• <.i('nt>ral Slrfott.. SanU Aoa In ________ _, - --responslbtbta for all ac Foruiternewt'all ~ ~ t-12 ~ l-4
Companloo for elderly DentAAl reception11t, f ult DltlYBS etc tuncUons. of medium 191-3461 MDD \bN rn
,ad.y, tlve-ln pref'd ., UJM; exper .. pleuanl Men or women 25 yn or 1l•e manuf co. Tbla SJUlJI
c.talhsa.e73-ui:M Nr So Coast Plaza o&der Know tbe cout pencn must be exper ill·llOI
Cook. breakfast sh1fl:
muat be fut & ex
penenced. Apply H\
per~on at the Jolly
Roger. 400 S Coast
tfw\. . U.guna
COOk. rrl1remPnl rom
murut.y Goud lwnt'f1ts
~ewport fkach C'all
631 lS.5.S
COOK
The Rur.ty Pehcfln 1s
\ooking for expcr tlro1IN
n.n. xlnt oppty for adv
Apply in pers blwn 3 Spm Mon thru Fri 27~ w
Cout Hwy. Npt &h
()u1ter Help, \ l JO \ 3()
Mon. thru. Fri Su~r
SaDdwt<'h. ~
Counler·11rl. K.uater'i>
Oeaners Fu II time 186
£ Ullh St CM 548 7022
Counter Car.bier P r
eves. 3>' E. 1701 St , C M
Coroerof Ot'ange & 17th -----
~ crtJe1; N4!'t SU10 aw~ or w 'GIL. AR, AP, coUe<-__ _ _
D£NT--AL-ASS-ISTANT more Orange Coul lions . W/proven Ge8AL~E
Yellow Cab. 17300 Ml ~ skilla PO!ll Mature penon. Ofhrl' Energetic. career onenl Herrmann. t'ountaln tion r('pOtU lo p~ldent expr req ..c> hr wk 2
ed d4.-ntal ass1Stant d<' Valley <No or Slater Xlnt salary 714.&3J..3173 nitftl Jewels by J~ph
sir-ow. of refining her betwn Nt·~ hope & ~9066
skill'> in 4 & 6 hirndcd f::UClid)
teJm dt>nll~try & e It
p a n d 1· d f u n r l 1 o n '>
Numt'rous employt·1•
bene S;dary apen Call
:Mhr. '!13-931 1
Dental llygu•n1st • •~•
pt'rtenC'ed expanded
runrt1on Hyg1en1!>t
n1~ lor PN1dontal of
fl<'t' Thurs & Fri llunt
Heh M2 tl6.11
Ot>ntal Abl>ISt Ex
pH1enct>d, E11paodt·d
duties Pnvale t>ff1C'e
Hunt Heat'h 4 dayr; Call
1M74!..'IOI
DENT AL CH.AlllSfDE
ASSIST AMT
Xlnt opportunity Exp
req Corporal.t' benefit.a
Paid vacation Salary
~ Hunt Bch 968-!487
DRUGSTORE&
PHARMACY CLEllk
full or P , t1mt• I yr
muwnum ~ ... tore ex·
pr WaR es com -
mensurate w expr
M o u I t o n I' I a l a
Pharmacy l.a guna
Hiils 768-37&4 Mr
l.)reyfl.1$_ --
B.ECTitOHtCS
ASSEMILERS Ir
TlCHS
Olven1f1ed work load ln
mfg IMlrumenU Ad
vanced K.lnellcs Inc, 1231
Vlctor1a St . CM 640-716.S.
f;O E
fo'Jf'droru<'
RMAHCIAL AID
Part Tune
We will train an In
dl"'ldua.I for this exceting
fleki' P<lftrt.lon w1lh dnt
~ oppot' lf you can
type & en.>OY do111g de
uuled figure work Call
Mrs Pobrk al ~~
now for ao 1m~ m i.erv~ Irv~ CoUeitt>
~ &miness ---FOOOSBVICE
Cif•neral 0H1ce cll'rk
P tune Hrs opm M 1
JO'" stork broU1"81tt' rwar
0 C Airport Call Mr
°"'Ran ~121
GenenJ
Tilt' Balboa Hay Clull ''
nawtunniz
s.cwity G_.-d
Ml.i.'§t han I yr sttunly
or military ex~ Oullt"> ID<'I~ lralfl<' ~lfU,lauon
& palt'Olling of propttty
Hn M.ktnigllt to BAM
Mitt's Spo AH..._.
No nper necesaary A II
sh.lft,s av all
Maid
..-s 7AM to 4PM Un1M
bmefrt.a E:lper helpful
Pleaae call for appl
~7358
GBBJJ. OfRCE
Arr you Ol'W 1n thr
art-a" In bn~•'t'n
)!tilt\., k•· •'fltA:n nlo!
I hf' "'ork foe.,.•
I om1• .,,.,. 11'
nrt"d
./ f«fory Wcwta.n
.,l'SeQ ......
I Atw1:Uet1
'~ Oer4J;s ./ Acdq a.rtt.a
I NX-Ol.400
ITWPhh ffonUM"> AvaJlable
F.OE M·F
H.I. HMl20
OllG>. IJl-J6%2
NFVER A FEE
CREATIVE energel1r
penoo needed to con
struct ban&inl basket!> &
do detail aarden work
Mutt have somt-ell
penmce ln bulr 11arden
""aid.lb ... 11.nowledgf' u llJlllQA1a ., perennlala ww train. r /time CdM.
CaD 673-2268, Mon · fn
~
Dent.al
Coeu;puhf' Sythftl
CUST. $8. llEP.
........... &A>
lmmedlatt 1st 1h1fl
opening r or an r •
penmced Electroruc As
~ I.A J OutJH In
dude reworll, louch up,
flow sokkred boards &
aMembly of PCB'•·
DtltlCTOI
PresUg.ioua reuremenl
complu 1n So. West
Ora.nee Cowit:; ha.a an outstandlng opportunity
for Food Service ~er wrtb xlnt skills
in purchaainl & or
ga.niuuoo Restaurant
back1round preferred
XlM. beneirt.a & saJ ary Send resume lo Mr H.1.x ,
SS06 Jamaica. Buena
Park, !1()1!3) SZ3~216 fUU time po11tk>rl. w1ll 1---------·1 traUJ for acct11 rec & in
CUSTOOt~H
;t PM lo 11 PM Harbor
aret cburcb. Prefer ex
pertencecl penoo Ca 11
Chuck, 131 ·2880, Mon.
lbnlM,1-5.
OATA8n'IY
Sa/ eJWU'd Dental p ra C·
11ce Sy1tem1, Wut
Cout'1 no 1 computer
bUl1ng ayatero. as littk mg
a qualified person to
work 1n our internal customer service dept
Must have Dental Ad·
m1m5traUOn npenen~. aood verbal akllls. &
ablbty to wot'tl wilh peo
~. Please call Linda Drvorkln. 714-1167 1121,or
tend resume w /talary
hlltorY lo SSS/Dental
Pnct1ce System.a. 2283
fo'atrvlew Rd., Cot' la
Mma.a1211 onaATOI
p,it.1.me. "'"",. g mo. uper w /1811 nu Dl'lfl'ALRl:CEPTJON
£ds dMa onto cUtll.U. P' ll ll Tl me, ex per
• from eouRe docul:Deftta. nec•tary, front offc.
Mull be able to won aome booklleep\o1. toi>
' w tllttle 1upervl1lon. Nlaly, benefl\a, \ocen-
• 4•10pm: 1tartlo1 Ume tlve1. vautlon. 1lck
dally. call penon.nel. leeve. BriOit. pleuanl,
..=m::..;:•;;;;.;...• ------t oat. ~ 11r1. En-dadodk otfc, Newport
Duch.~.
Wlri'")
We are accepting ap
phcatJOtU ln our elec
troruc chuala wirlnC att
Uoo Wiring & toldenn1
expenence preferred
l...,.cton
Must be familiar with
electroruc component.a &
PCB'• with mlnunum 1
yr. electroruc 1napect1on
experience. Blue prtnl
reading required
ALKIU
B.ICT1tOMtCS
311!1 Airway HJdl L
C.M 549 1454
ESCROW omoER
An out1landln1 op
p0rtwllty 11 avaUable
.wtO:I a Jesdft' ln HYlnp
and io.NI Wf''re aeekibl
lndMduaJ wtlh two years
eapertenc• lo u11ame
dutlta of• ...... d'OW of nc r. Typlo1 of 40-'5
wpm "reqwrid.. 1n e(ldj
Ucn to~ 11"\b r:•a'. w. fO'lUonof ;,, a u1ar1 com·
utate W'\I) bl.Ck·
~ and llD ••teP-u..i biWft,t pec:bat.
PlHH c aH Jacki•
lhraltdt at tTU l
MNJU.or M:
FOREMAN TRAINEF.
Prefer aome lead eJt
perlence, medl1 ablility
& some spoken Sparu11h
rt-quired Super op
portunlty ~ta Meo
m.lO
fl\ill "' p 1' pot ltk>na ln new specialty foods
cent.er in l rvlne
Manaaement op
partuntUes Call Peggy
SS~
f\111 time empk>y1nenl t.o
start immediately
Yaun& man must be able
lo be bonded. C..ll for in
terv\ew, 554·01l or
-"*'
$2.03 per DAY
1bM •a ALL 1°" pay
fOI'. IO~d
DAil Y Pll,QT
SEIVICE
DIR£CTORY
ventory control C.: M
M2U&1 ----G88AL OfffCI
tkl you like deb!J work &
bave &ood f11ure ap
Utude" We may tuivt' a
jot> for you WUI train
Some l)'ptDI req X.lnt
bendlla. Nwpt Ct>nter
Call Mn Duduk 644-7<l54
E.OE
G88AL Off1CE
Small pUbliAruna firm Is
affka.n1 eeneral offlct ~ Simple clerical
duties. Relaat-d •l
moapMre. Mature Non
1HJJOker prefef'TI!d Aak
for Pat 8111H357 1S5-4 l ComlJ"Ur L&M. H B
Ga•ALOFACI
Part time. Typln1
G8CBAI. ~ today for local
temporvy~
557..0045
Cf\-Llr\:
llWOlll#V l't~I MIVIUS
l7 z l llrctl streft ...............
General Off ICt!
Off4CI MAMACHA
TlAlt&
Osll>ortunity lo learn do<'
tor's. 1rrat advance
anent poe11blit.Jn, U1ht
typbii lo SlOOO C.U Jert
I.mo. ~l. SneWn1 Is Soellinl of Newport
Beech A1ency. 040
Qimp.m
Hanlns:ser' Deeda ...
tan\ Da11 7S2·032S.
N1'IU M2.()78g
Hair Slytia. Chriatopb«
~ Co balr dfflCo lo
Corooa del Mar. has
opeo1og for I l'"tpt'r
"l ybat. to rt"nt 5t.1 Uoo
Xlnt k>c • fnf'Ddly at
inosphere 673 ~:!$.
~
HAJaSTYUST
w ·d>t'tlle6e Xlnt won
1ng cond Gvod 101
1112 lUl.1"2 !!094
)hgb~~
AppbcaUOOI ~
We baw a n!q\llnmwn\
for a °'«Jtal ~eoon." EnoDttr • /5 yrs rx
per1ence 10 a11l1tlng
~ wldtstp pro.
bAealB • perionniol ap-
p(acetiou ~nna
The appbcaot aboukt be
c:onwnant w 1RY tec"bru·
ques ., sboWd have bad
pnor u~ Lo fre
qlll!OCY ayotbeala. CATV.
and r.ibo deslp Com· rmnctac aalarJ will be lllK per uoum, 1ub)ect
ID annual rwview Tale
eel lO tbe neatelt ate~
dllPloYmml otl'lce -DOT
'1J1.211-4\4 Ad pa.Id few
by~.
~RS ln\eftst-
ed m earmna SlOO lo suo
per--.~OCI
Umt. Work from home
fled~ hnl. DO uper
nee Call tPM-1PM onl:;.
Mr Puold. 8118-1•7
Hot.et
HOUS8CEIPB
NlOKTS
Full time poalUoo Im
mediat.ely av allable for a
~~&o•orll the lhJft. EQjoy
e&cellen company
ba.ata includinl a free
maal per 1blfl. AP91Y
tam noon, Mon· Fri. P.nucMI.
MAntOTT MOTIL
llOO Newport OttMr 1>r
Ne~Beecb '41.lat appc.-Employer
7100
&OAL aeccp
UOolat/TYOlat -Min .
llWPID· Wl\lH Hiii.a. Mrs. wmuow 111. ioeo
Lepl Sec'y lo operate
Ma& Oard A. p ff. hn
nu.Ible. Esper only
tl 8. tc'Hll1.
UqQor Slore derll Nl1bt
ahift. Esp preferred
Some wtne bowledae.
XlDl opportwuty wa1e
.... for rtlb\ penoo At>-
ply ID pttlOll. mominp
only. Hobday Houae Ll-
quon. 'l!1:f1 E Cst Hwy .•
CdM
LVN A!Uef ll 1 2 DOCll No
wtLnds required. M~a
Verde c.cav. Hosp 661
09s'Dr CM.~~
M.adluust
Oorotlly Jo
Dance Sbllio Jiii i. c.t ....,. C4M
.......~
I'll LC4....,. C..
67J.l420
Ual111L.._
TOOL&Dll
ut4b.&tl
IEHCH tHSPICTOll
1-tsbift
HOUSBl9B
~ • JlloDday only
HouleMeploc • ~bUd ".cpmrtin1 prndirt line ~ No. l.a«1zna area baa created aewnJ very
tM-1000 dap, <&97-31113 deslreable 0~01ngi.
"hftmdl Qualified candMSatee can 'tart 1mmed1alely HOUSEKEEPER -Liberal pay sc.i l~
Matur• woman t'ull· Outstanding benefit ~
llm" for rt-ttrement wrlh cost of hvlnie 1n
home 10 CM Xlnt. ~ and fully pald
salary • beoe 646-4i116 rned>cal and denUll
Ho.MP.-..h RO~IHC .
MF~ to ~tdt' lD 54.5633Newport Bt:oAch
hort>f' ull 1 n i w 6 d f' An lqua.I Opportumt y
w-kJpmf'nUll:; dlnbh-d Em~ .. ~
cbttila Both must ha v"
mmlmWD of~" col~f'
m Sod.aJ ~ ana &
ha•t' bad Ptt'HOUI f'X
~ w 1dneloptMn
Ma>G5.. ~y The Inn .11
u«una. 211 N <..oa,1
Hwy, l.qwia ~ach
la.1Jy cbaab&ed c Ue nts Mud. " t.o 6 boun pet' day ~hties andude AAlt7 Udo Sllores Hater
Ptocrama:una 10 iiell-m9)0. help .. leisure sl11ll'>. ----
bebav'°" cnodlhcatt00. ~ a n d c o n s I s t e n l CO. EXP ANDING
~ Job lDt'ludK SU. 6: mane1ement
room • boerd for rou~. people needed. f' T
plu'> Sl 200/mo & Work from your own
bt>nt'fll5 Altf'rn .. t1· homf' 'iat'hhl n'\a1I C 111
~ arT '""' ()lw \d SIU.tr 112. 64.2 Ulo
penr>n c.an be m.roUrd an
5ChOOt or h•vf' part llm••
Job U> romm1DU'Y Unit
ed Ct'rebal P.1t~y
W..51U>
IMWECTOtl
'(lnl apprlurut y for 1n
~ inspenor 1n rww.
tudi growth pott-n\lal.
bto med1ral mfl! ro
Hl&h 'i('hOOI dlplom.t
req • t.o-med.K-&l llllptt
lion exp hrlpful
Haodwnllng must be leOb&e. Hows 1 AM J 30
PM a.oo br. Call Pegy
o.vts.. m4 )544 7153 for
ISUrView
F'or co ndo " &
homeowners a~~'" -
~(' pef'llOn ~
lO lldnunt'lltt the finan
c1al at m111nten.tnc•·
~ af rommurutv
~'IOl·iaUonS Good rom rram.ac.lJons. pubU<' n'l.t uons and 1ypm1 ~l11U. n·
qwred Call Ocbb11·.
714-»7~. XZ31 ---
MANAGER/APT 32•
adult UIU1a m C M No
pel .s . 631 6S~ll .
~*-0'109
Renal t>e-vtces MANICUllST
_1'211_ Frank.lut, Tusun_ F time Xlnt wOC"k1n.:
~ cond. llll'l-11 u. 842 90i4
Part Ume undttwnter lo MASSEUSE/ESCORTS
1nvlce ex11Ung com Needed for Outcall Serv
awrclal accouota for mO.C Al\Jpm 972 ll.38
~ Valley Aiency
<All K.&tby S4f..llSJ Mauft woman to care '°" --_.-.;.__ __ .... .--ir.--9y1" okt duld. Eves Own
'"----er.. Cd» f'IS.9121 Property ft CuuaJty As sillant. eJt1> nws 2 yrs inc Mechanic wanted. Bnuat't
typtn1. alnt benents Leyland e11per1enc~
Junes Ins~ offiCt!. DeCeS6&I')' 542 ~133 Irvine. call Maurt>en --- - -
m-01J110 £OE MroiANJC. full or part
tune. prefer <Mder pen.on
I N T £ R I 0 R w 50me u.perlenn.
LANDSCAPER Ex toob not neoc Apply Jl
per lnt«1or landacuper Shell. 17th • Irvin~.
w vducle 6"2·:.00 Newport Beach ------------
UNDSCAPERS -Aldi M KC H A N I C A u t o
Landllcapm~ now h.lnnir MacGrqor. 1831 PlaCt!n .... peop. w 11aodAc•pe Ua. Costa .... 642-683(>
e•per . 23811 Via
•·abrlcante Ste. 101.
Miii VltJO. 788 475l
btwn t-3.
MedlcaJ p rr. Front of(ice
for neuro1ur1eon in
~ Beach. %-3 dys pr""' MaWte. ouu. ln d\lia tyiitq, maurance,
pm.ekM6-'1~
Leta1 Secfttary Meded
1or bmy nuca0on offc ln
f'ubloo llland. Call Janttat'lSOW. MEDICAL ASST. bt
llnlual '°" poef'al prac-LEGALSfX:'Y uce dWc Llttle uper
Sm d)'8am1c bmlne11 ,_.... f<&S.8334
ttUpUoa nnn In Nwprt ar .a. exper'd e(ft. M t s s E N c E a
dd • ....-.et1c0 he1a1 01'.:NERAL Of'FICE
.:'1, s.H. • cticta]>hone Good ctrtvtnc record a
• d.at typin• ikll1' a m II a l I r " I n e .
CINlt, xlnt Hlary d4! 'JM.440GDQ,
upoct quatlfl<'a
Uoo1 4 ••per. Good
bmlft&a.MO.-
MODEL
..... ""'" ""."-.... &1• a. t i• •11. 1111 ... r. =r.t:.:"'•". ~·· ...... s• •11 * Ht.111• .. t1pu.l1l. p /Umt. NI • ,.._, .... • Tllun. ----------......;:-..--....:;~ A.uwmDI phlH 6 .. _,Niii= Aft
.a-.fti.-www ...... : -r PADTI I.AM to Ull. laaU
U1lllt f1U11. No es· ,.rt ........... ,, ................ a.1
....... AW..ot.lve, ..-. ·•--QPQ'U fff ..... .. OPIM•S -~:-mt.IA.II .... ........,. -~.;....;.;...=..-----· ---..· ......
NI 4 orcWt!S7. L.A. DA&YPILOT
,,... co ---· 1· to -eant ... llut ,..-.ort. l :IOA to Mft .... drh1q ,... Mil.,..+ IU aa.. cord. Iara• 1htlo•
lowuN. Ml-"41, or ...-°' • Hourb + •WU. mllHI•· Call Harry
__;;_...;;...::::;.;.._ ___ _. ~-:
...._ '4MJ21
LVN alABOS N'UBS.E:
1-3:»Pll
NURSl:IAIDl'a: AllaAfta
Olltlfttd or wt1I trala
Good medical. dental
bmeO&a. rtacablP Coo
val•ceat Center, 468
l'!aoblp Rd. NB 142-*>44
MllSIS AIOl5
AllSbllll
~ orcert.lfttd.
sa.50·$4.00 per. br
Mahar• Traloea1 aio.suo. 11.. Vent.
Ccavalesceot Hoepltal, an OelUr SL, C.11.
MlaSIS AIDE
Pff UPll·7.30All, S to u • ll to 1 Gd pey. SCQ)
cmv. DP-CM 50-30ll
IMMEDIATE
PART TIME
OP&elMG llC9'f'IOMST w:t~~:u'v~· Corbeaut.yaaJoo. P/Ume.
DAILYPILOT Nlce ~~~
To Olr cathtn .. ~o . 200 Newport
l"IH, applicant =r Dr., Newport
.....t II••• tJOOcl RecepUoo11t. full·llme drhlag record, throucb 29th. Esper
I a r g • 1 ta ti o • Gmit opportunit1 in job mubl rib uP&Ddio& wago• or • ••· eo. Relil Hair St1lilt, Ho•rly yay + So. Cwt PWA, c11 As>-..... •wwe. ptytnpenGD. 540 •••
Cal Herry S.•y ~l·Ule typtn&.
or Foshr o..•t handle •·line phone.
at Cuual, fun oUr
Prevtoua uper req'd,
8.~. Good l&1ary 642-4321
OfRCI HR.PEil
YOUDI man Deeded 1m
med. u all·around helper lo our modem ctc'L No exp. nee. lluat --------~ 78ll, EIUabeth.
have car •driver's he RICB'T'IO..IST
aa1... P 1um,. 4.1, •
nl1llt1 /wk. t :SO·I
~Callforappt.
QIOJwoelrJ. ~lMZ..
..... PutUJDe:
Wed put t1DM 1D yow
off bour1 a1 a
••' $tl1IClll at your &oeal Rdo fibKk ~. Cur·
real openlnaa lJa Sao
Clemente for boneat,
eueraeUc lndlvldual1
1llfllo are ea1er to eam
xtra money while Sain· ma valuable buliDf.u ea.
perieoce. Vaned boun
avail to flt your
acbedule. Cballaogloc
commluloos plan
AeMe call 411'U221.
RADIO SHACK
A TANDY CORP.
E.O.E.
SALISPBSON
Permanent, full time,
Newport, Fashion
hland. Telepbooe,
'S-tm.
WES PBSOMS
811cn&ar7. put time. 30
tnM. 2 yr. mm. ap.
...... ~. ftllJl1.
lite boottMP"I Small.
oon 1mk1. ptee1aot,
Qlll oftice. Call Dta.oe.
llDIL, Wed.. or T'bun.,
M4-l111. Bao Yeo. P Al.A
ArdlMect.
..... w...... 7100 ~ ............... .
11ACI .,.. 11 ;t ..
Eapr. nee. F /time . a.a.na. MO-Wli
TEAal!ll . Pre-It Ea·
II*'· Pri v ad>ool F· T .
C.11.MUUJ.
Ta9'HOMI f'IOI
VacaUon Club. Ea·
pertftted part Umen
...,, SlO.flO per br home
or S.A. office. Guar.
aa1ary 5'1-7S7
Secretary/Law offlee. Tdd.ypeoperat.or &aper.
L•S•l eap . not pref Major 1tock· ~· Ute book· brokera1e firm near
~Salary De~· <>nap County Al.rport.
b6e.. llicbele.ma797 Hours: g.Zpm CaU llr.
Secr«ary, exper'd. typ.
lo&·S. R. · Dlctapbooe.
Self-Motlv1tor. Send
Resumes to · 2832
Waln~ Swte E, TuaUn,
OtJ.11. !18).
SECREI'ARY
Pree. of IJ'OW&D& maoul
CO, DOW retoca\ed In O.W
LacLma Hll locaUoo of·
... kip l&Wy • beDeNa
to ~ a.kWed. career
mmded uec tee\y, wbo
c&n coalribut.e to the
a>q)9Q)''I IJ'OWth by el
feetlvel.y uatatlol the
Prea. 10 bit overall
rspomlbtlitis. Call Mr.
Roofe for lolerv1ew m..ua.
[)upi). ~121.
T'ELlZRS -Esper fte.
qc1 for El Toro. Miaak>D
Viejo • Lacuna Beach atncea. Al.lo part·Ume
l.eUer'. Ccatad JO&D OC'
Gore49'7·lm E 0 E
Refrtserator for ule.
4yn old. 81'wn. S17S.
AA. 5, 5G.1715.
Betri&. FrtOdaire' 22cu. 2-dDar" w /1ce-mak.er, like
new, Copper. UOO .
MM8D
8040 .......................
KE!SHOND Pl.IP9 AKC
Clwnp sire. M tF ~ • sbow Pvt pty
Zl3 .., 1345 a.ft 6 pm
.ILC . Ala1kan
llalwnule puppies. Ole,
91.:!0. Ba. 5.JJ.1117
Twm bed IPt\D& •mat· PLAY• PIAMOS
t.ma l50 Three w~ Q.OSI OUT SALE bolater ru1b1on1 IJO . ,_. "-~
Lad>el 3 1peed btke l!O. Larse lled style T. v . .__121_w_. _1Jtb_._c_111_S11 __ :......
A. Ill 9 track • record
player T V needs wort.
BeautJful rabinet S200
SSt-1.505 ------Gaa allowance. Call pt"E·UP Cln¢y at 851..8100 IW I TO $900
Bright, out&olog 1n
dlVJdual to handle heavy
pbonee • greet people 1n
frool lobby of beautiful,
modern buUdlo1. Ex· ceUeat opportunity tor
~ pnaitloo-C&ll
atta. ~. Coa1tal
~ AaieDcY. 2790
Harbor, C.lf. Never a
fa
Pwlonahty plus adult.I
to work w1tb and
motivate ltida. Over 21.
In Lacuna. C.plttraoo.
S8n Oemenl.e arua.
rARTTIME
EVEMIMGS
PHOMI:
Secretary
TRAY&. AGIHT Mll1 2 yrs recent ~.1p 10 A K C Corker Spaniel. Mayt.ag Wuhr, su dry, l'lol!ol!.,..... ...
uumaUonal 6 domesoc male, buff 1pprox I yr I.Ike new, $JOO Childs
r om mer c i a I u l e s old., bousebroten. Good dllk. plama. •lllll mat·
Needed for 11"1 aut.omat w1cbild.Nn. MOO or will tnM. CSZ·SS'13
cxr~ ta*JI. Meda help ~SEMBLER
wU.b clerical work. Call with at least 1 year ex·
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CO"QPIQ)' bcoeflta. Apply
between 9All ud 6Pll.
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EXEC SICUTAIY
Financial Investment
firm for educators
~I CommWllca
llooa Department
SemUry. Excelleat typ.
inl as abort.bud akll1a re-
qa&red. Steretarial ... .-Mnce a muat.. Inquire
TWMO-Om.
ed lrvtne aaeory Salary conaider civina to the commeo1urate w Ju rtibLbome.Calll'D-7Al ~ Atrwest ,,... rare --=--------:..n:
peime». Qualifted only Shih Tiu (l(qlOCl. llS Call A&k For Andrea
SALES REPRESEN·
TA'JWE -To call oa
,,..,.. ad bc•ineu accta
oeedapply.115'7·2700 11/F.B:.Ne~ ~
TV 'hdmld.an. Outa.lde .,._I074 Ill 1q 1rd1 &Int 1ba1
40 br wtl. Otr wlLnda ,,_ .. Y• I04I carpet, rcderorattoa
Pmd boll~. Vacatioo ......... _._......... a.GO pr yd. Or tyeUow -~ lloa-P'ri. N. BllM + comm. Co. ............ Davit Brown P'r•• l 1 r old •. _5el_tm _____ _
Co. 541·1417' Gary Dobermaa to lilo•• B.A.W. '4Fve0oupoo tw-Na WW tnbL Neat ...,...._ ...... epeU. WllloD, Service •---...... _ ..... 111~·~· ... !!!~·~~-~-1 ,,__ • ._., 1111 MU 5 •lal Apply Jm
Plamilia Ave. C.11. ---n.'l'tntlr ... , " .... I mootb1 ol . Call ..,um...,. ~7B
BeltMnat
HOSTISS
Sales Rep. Top com·
11 I 'zw. So. COMt area. w .. Conditklmal Co.
WW tralD.C.11 Tn·lllt
b'94Jlll.
Moo tbru Fri from SU. c-.-
10:10am to4pm. Apply in Tm-A.OM .............. .:,.__ penoo Obver'1 3000 S. _ ......
Bri1tol CM between WANTS YOU sae.ITAltY 3pa>4pm. To ftD avalancbe ol or· den from marine, llJOO
Ra!Uurant Count.er help motorcyle, 1portlo1 ~
tul1 time 5-llPll, lloo (JIOdl, motor 1por1a, re-
lbru 'Ibun. Put Ume I.alien. Gnat GPPl1 but '
Sat 6 Sun. Irv Io e we are Ver/ aefeetlve • ~ hte: It .-ncv a··~-~ 1-"--XI.at waat c:onlldent winner ....,._, ~YW'll. l"l'ONewportClrDrNB wartdni rood. SJ.SO per t:yi-oalY We t.ra.iD ell· Ste 3'5 M0-2920
hr. Call Jack 2-3·30PM. oertlY. \llait ua 4r see.
754-'1500. Call Mr Stone 54CM023 SECURITY
Sala GATI GUAID ~~ Waoted youn& men who For private community, ~·~ waitreu " will eet aJoac weU with J..aauna Beach area, captain for unique -omen. Call Mr. ~ lh1ft ... 00 per
gourmet dJnlnl room. ~ ~ hr call ...an· 1100
XJm. retiuuwratioo for M for appt.
bard full·tlme work. Sa.odwlcbman wanted.
11u1t nt costume ApplJ Frror Prr. Gary'• Deli. Shtppin&•BtceJvina
In penoa Wed. • Fri. 3 to D18 E. Cout Hwy, Cdll, Clerk :lpD. The RJU, 2106 W arcallm.ztJ3.. Wortd'I leedinl mfl-of
Ckea:tlaocd. NB 9119 • 1wimm1DI pool SAYIMG;S ACCOUNT eq\ip. bu lmmed.. open·
Reatau:rut COUNSB.01 11111 for lhipplDc 6 re·
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w1ablllt1 6 ••P•r. an.ai ------.----• Qiocol.se PUDt Slal'MH TYPIST, part time for aittortclltbome.
Nnport BNcb arcbtt.ec· ,.._MN
uaal ftrm. lluat bave "" I • 1050 ~~·ft.hn·~ _ ................. .
r.-a mn;u/coaatl' ..,Id
WW accept mthuaiutlc ** I BUY * * u:Jdly to tra1o.. c.oot.a<t Oood llMd hraitW'9 •
lWer\ Jacbon. ln-OIOO. =---OR J will MU
TYPIST ar for You
70-80wpm we will tra1a MASTlaS AUCTIOH
you to be a 1kllled 646 1616 & llJ..t6ZS
typeilet&.er. x.lnt wortlni
cond. benefit.a, 979-as41,
The Compoalnc Room.
WAITRl!s.5 -FuU-time
11 ·6 S daya $4 7S
Private club. MU404
WAITRISSES
Immediate openlo&.
CASHPAJD
For gd used funs. anti·
qlm •clr 1V •• 957-4133
crave yard • dinner ~ty Sola• &oveaeat. 3 ~ll.:!!y!;;: wb old. Eartbtooes.
_,6 RedhW. Co.t $71$, Hll $35-0
n Y<I Wooden coffee • and
WAITRESSES 6
WAlTERS -ApptJ in
penoo betwea 2 6 4
Stavroa 5830 W. Cat Hwy.
NB
U..,lampa....., New• eaclllo1 Full·tlme pos1tloo celvloa clerll.a. lluat
reataurant concept available 10 our eo.ta bsve f\ID lmowledle of
Newport Beacb/lrvlne Meuomce. 9·30-5 Mon.· all pb-. al abiPP*DI • area ioc.uoa. Now ac f'ri, Occaa. Sat: 8 30 . I warebou.N operaUona.
ceptlD& apPlk&Llona for Experience preferred 11U ls UI dot opportwU·
prep, ~ty. cuhien, 6 AoMe call Mr. Waper t.Y in a fllll srowtD& ~·
=.,'7:·at~ta~ atstl-2100. pmy oftertq Mcwity, WELDER, 1a1 & TIG ~ C•fw iila Pa•rlll o'OWlb pot.eat1al • an Min. 1 year aper Good bOUH1tlVH. P'lnlble ~1 • • • ~ _,_. ....... _ W•-b--....i
Ml& ..U WI ..... Zenltb
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let• bd ll.25: dble ""• bd
•· db&e bd ..->; mple bunk bda $100. odda •
.. Call betw l :JO • 12
OOODIGll7• _... -• ._ ....... .......... --_, worklos cond Apply
1cbedule1, t /time • Zl'OOHartiorBlvd. CM m Milk ll1D of 2 yra p/time. Cootact Norlln EO.&. M/F up. Piua~ phone: 9am-llam, al 15602 1'wtD bed. Boa 1prtn1
Restaurant• Inc. Mr. 5IMlll Molber, Tu1tln. Call maur-•frame. New.
En&lllb. 547.-a. M·F, SE A II IT RESS . SOuthPactllclnduatrles ~·TODO. -'l10_ . ....,._ _ _..;.; ___ _
t6. MacOnrror Yacbta, 1831 ZlOOS. P'alrriew.S.A. WELDER. llacOreaor a.on.... llmt ..u VerJ
Sia. Plac«Cia, Costa Meu. &.O.S. YMIU. 1111 Pllceatia, apemive, very com.m.
Do v-1.1-. eo..o am. ODltl ...... ...., porary llvla1 room '..,..,nu• ~ acrelmr, ap. In coo-~ lmporied from -.. 9lcnWJ for l·lltl otfc, aecWivw DV.mblr 1tendl W.stmhwt« kbclol Dtlt. J1aly s.W tbouauda of .-... = • •eu1 1cct'1 prlnttas. Nr. O .C. II~~!: dolbn . ......_ t--7 II oeeded. Sal•rJ Airport. I All .. :IO Pll, cndeada}ed -~ ope.ICMGl. lloa.·'lbun.,,.1411 m tbe f~ areu: OoAd ntfttem ada. szo. !!.!!'!+• l°'*ina ~~ ST.•., ...,..ST Special Id • Sp .. cb Needa to be cleaned -~'"' oadooal ..,_ -8ec:ntalJ' "'' I I r-1 flllct•'W. SchDol Nun.. --. 1*11 ._, often XIJlt. ,... art look1q for a Prof...,•' ftrm lQ new .,.,_c:bok>Cllt. 8'-11Dcual .-J,adY.....,....po&en-qualified, up., well Newport Beacb ofnce etpmbib>. 6 Coumtlot; .ll••w I010
UAI. 6 a PNIDiWD pro. ll'OOIDld wntar>'. wbo ...ta -...Ucal typfA. tu.41 per da1. s:io IT -.... .._ ......
diet. eeU D09. Mr. 8tooe «doJi wortdOI w /PfOo 1..1aW a.D ~an ........ 111.h da)'. Cell ~ 2 karat dlamoad
MMml. pie. llllll"=ba~~te ...t, W oot NQ.ul.rtd. •11Um.m. ftlue IU,.500. WW tr11C1t WIS LADY lllWpm -........ for l Good beoeflt1 • u. fOf' llZB or pen cu.
lbJl penao. ~ ~ lo ceJJ.at wottiDa eoedl· -------•I -.-:1. i.part..Ume. Cd.II. Rtf. req. Call tlooa. Call llary at WO.OVl!pMS U--,_;_~-----
1MllHOW..of!P l'Jl.ta 11·1', I All~:IO llH100. A.D eqaal ap-llall.emanlDllD&'f.woR·UllDW I071 .,...._blladHB Pll. partual&r!!flO!-· 11111 abroad N1U41M1 ot _ ........ __ _ ;::::::::::::::::::::::::;;;:;::::L:::::=====!..:::====== )OS ...... « ..... l 193 old 9mro,, , .. poalUoa. AU typet of Ve17 tame 6 a&. • • You can be a wort.n •l'Jl•tlJ rw· .......... .....,.. ...... ,_..dltlUI, .... ~ .. ~·-· __ _,..... __ _
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btwa 7:CIOPll • 9.00Pll t.fCn&ed amph.faer. J\I~
~ SEAIO equalizer .
T~chn1c1 llldl SL23 t. ' HI turntable 2 Allee Mdl
Wul • IOll Santana II Speakers .
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Wea~ of CLove
This Valentine's Day send your
love e greeting all the world can
share wtth a Daily Pilot Heart of
love
It 's easy, compose you r
personalized greeting & we'll set
your message In type to fit the
border of your chotee or your own
handwrttteo thoughts may appear
In the border you select
Borders come In 3 sizes· $18 s12
& a spectaJ child's size for S3.' (You
must be under 12 to Qualify fOf"
this one). If You wish to create
your own greeting, use a black
pen & wrtte vour mesaage In ttie
heart below or draw vour own
Valentine of thla size.
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•tDI rw" R.pUca. $1000 1trlpe pk1 , fbr&l• ....... , = ::'mi Cbooee op bedli.oer, •bla/Ura. e ... t707 CM lw tolO pack cab ovr camper ...................... .
••••••-••••••••••••••• 'S O.v 2 dr. Needl lov· alpl (. &lid 'I ab betwn ?• 100 LS. 1 door. coraJ. Io 1 b om e s 1 c cab·carnper. A1klo1 auto .. air. 51,000 ml ·~••Tl• t&tO>tnrm. Ill~ IDX> -.nl.$ tuDD. ~ms Jr.JO•IOATS 1112 mo. Plue prepcS '8 lbW A, frame. eQI, "11To10&&. 5 apd, lonc bed "11 A&ld1 ~ auio, air,
ftooal •/IDO. lDeL •l»e. &JI runnlnc ,.,, • no dlx. lo mi A Ill I ' • a t e r • o • a-.m,.....-.o.a bod,y . ._Model Tepe, ~D1 bm,.._,. Int. ~or wr. ~ Mu ot PX> 6 tu.over pymta ...... WI to60 fer ~S..;,..._.• . 'lllDodpP.U., -.1r10
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'48. la:lers 11, 2:1A, varo lwc:rMll rd 831·28orM).()480
bull. all p la N 8, V....._ tSJO beautlful. s•ooo .......... •••••••••••••• "11 To)'OU All/P'M can, IM«llO. o... Bica. vw n_u aunroot. camper abell,
Jl\bqlal bOd,y Sil';. map. Good oond. Plea.N
13' ~. &rtr, new UJ. run• ireat. $UOO. callti!Mo79,'91>-13117
1:.~~ll. $795 . -~--------v-tl70
• VW Camper. Rebuilt •••••••••••••••••••••••
Freestyle Catamaren. enclne· '2'00/ofr pp '77 Dodie tarry van
Beaut Never ln water. ~ "cube van " 12 ft. carso
SUOOoompl. $73-1082 ---· -----1 .,._ Radio, beater, alr
--'---.:.-.----14 WllNI DriYft 9150 c o n d . • a u t o .
1.-p rad.n& aloop, llmJt. -.. •••••••••••••••••• trammlaalon, ad cond.
edpertnen want.ed. '5'1 \Wly9. Reblt eni. new Pric.ct to aell. Call Jerry ~ ltarter 6 cli1trtbutor, 131-0553. Afl. •: oo , ..., n--... 2 •· ol buck« aeata, &d Ura. -~--------., .. .-ca eq ... p aua.. SDll>/'-t olr. 556-0190 aft ....._ Hoed trtr, cover. -. '17 Dod&e Van. New
ll.'llO. I' SebCJt W/)'ard motor Ii lr&D.1. $1200.
dallJ. sm. ~ '19 Olerok• Chief lo/ml ~ '1M57•
_. Tartu Ten. I ..U. Xlllt. cmd. Air. stereo. -.,.-a.evy ___ V_an_l_O_. _Ca_m_per_
VHF. loeded. Race wta: ., ... ~ outfitted. Stereo CUI. . ...-r. '73 Toyota Land Cndaet. Xlot. 1blpe Below .... cn....1 fble cand. one. Owner. wholeule. $3, 725.
.,_;;..-9070 Xtru. U UO. Call ~. &46-8U3 aft.
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SUPSA.YAllAIU '7'9 Dodie Power Wagoo ~LeClllllg 9510
YAC Newport iit6-05i51 lillzly xtru. $&700. •••••••••••••••••••••• •
lJptollO' l500. Ideal &oc In n•!61HM78
Nwpt. UUI pd Crpt 'd '79 Jeep CJ· 1, 20, 000
doct,phoutlet673-1'4W mllea, ecooomlc1l 8
SU cylinder. 3 apd, mny rs xtru. l5'100 eau MS-973S
m•>~ --------!Jeep CJ.s. Deluxe lnt. &
Free i.me beaut new '6' ext. Incl. Pioneer FM
Ullboat + 21' ~ boat. casa 1ter w /equ.&Jh.er
Ea.c. allpapace.146-7380. booltel' 2SJO mllel. WW
lb!&. Harbour alls-avail. tab '*' oiler. 111-0234
Dlllb)' mtm-5145 .._ bllorellam/aft.5pm.
arwtmda Trwdb 9160 .......................
lt79 FOltD ....................... flt 00 '8CICUP
M*wfDdllMs 9140 V8, automaUc trans.,
·-··••••••••••••••••• pwr lteer'ull fl lest than
i9 Y amahabopper QT 1.5,000 milel. QN65177 ).
3motl old Xlnt cond. $4111 sns. 573-0765 ____ __.
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"18 ~ DR 710 Rldden
4 Umea. Seller trade 950.
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THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
10b0 lll\R60 11 Ill VO.
COS1A M (">A b/17 0010
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'1S Yamaha J25 Enduro, pad & low mlle9. Pri
elec tit.art, 1300 mi $450 pty. tl500 or best olfer
7&0 -1516, 951·69117 , C.11 845-5700 (days), Robert. 548-6387 (evea. o r
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WANTED! Late model Toyolaa.
Volvm~PickUll9 •Vant C&ll UI today I
-" 1v'n. R.90S. Silver Vickie. Smoke. P.p. $2800 /ofr. --------1-..:.;:,,~,:.:,::.::...._~:.:.::.~.~.:...-'
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oood. Call 8"·5607 or 1167·311155
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Banda "19 CB650; under dow. 327 auto, more
SID ml. Colt S*O. sell '2.400; allo Chev bed 2
$1800 After 8 PM. hvy duty trlr p)O/l»l of.
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ORANG COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1980 FIFTEEN CENTS
Canadian Caper'
BiglaaadDrw
It was JUSl a construction project at Salinas, but that was
little consolation for Babe, a 4-year-old mutt of dubious
ancestry, who would prefer facilities a littJe more down to
earth.
Dampened Teachers
Tell Pay Demands
By JERRY CLAUSEN
Of ... O.Uy~ft..,.
More than 200 rain-soaked
teacben, forced indoors by a 7 r.m. downpour, besieged Foun·
ain Valley School District
t.ru.stees with contract demands
Monday.
The teachers, about a third
.fewer than anticipated, bad
planned to picket the board dur·
lo& a special meetinl at di5trict
headquarters.
Lu11ina their colorful but
. dripping picket signs lnto the
meeting room, they applauded
' u 1S of their colleaaues took
turns at the microphone to de-
1 mand the contract suueated by
an impartial fact-finder late last
year.
The speakers hinted that
I teacben will ltrille ii post fact·
filldinl negotlat:lom with a st.ate
mediator nest Monday do not
pioduee a sullable contract.
• Tb• Fountain Valley
' Educaton AaaoelaUon, which
repl1llellta about 380 of the di.a·
t11et'1 CllD teac.ben, autbortled a strtte IQ a Jan. 14 vote.
Trustees have offered
teachers three-year contract
calling for a 9 percent retroac·
live wage hike and a 7 percent
raise the following year, with
the third year's raise to be
negotiated later.
Board President Betty
Mignanelli announced in open·
i'bg the floor to teachers that
trustees would not respond to
contract demands in a public
meetiq. Except to remind an
occuDlal speaker that bis or.
her four-minute time limit wu
drawine cloee, Mn. MJpanelli
and the rest of the board mem·
bera remained silent.
Teacherl have been wortdDI
without a contract 1lnce July 1.
Ne&otiatlona over a new COO·
tract bepn a year aao. accorct.
inl to Pat Harney, preaidmt of
the Foummn Valley Educaton
Aaaoclation.
Monday nl1bt'1 1atherln1
erupted lnto murmun an4 qulll·
Uon.inl ..Wce1 wben one tpeUel',
Tamura teacher llobbl McCarty,
<lee DAllPENBD, Pap Al)
/legion's
Swrms
Not Over
By DAVID KUTZllANN
Of -Dmty l'tllll &Ufl
Torrential rains spawned by a
fierce Pacific storm walloped an
already sodden Oranse Coast
area Monday and early today,
flooding homes and intenec·
lions, triggering power outages
and toppling trees.
And weather forecasters, in an
extended forecast through the
remainder of the week, could OD·
ly urge Southern Californians to
keep their galoshes and um -
brellas at the ready
"There's no end in sight for
the time being," a spokesman
RELATED PHOTO, Page A8
for the National Weather
Servlce said today.
A low pressure system hover·
ing off the coast wu openilli the
way for a string of Pacific
storms to sweep over California,
the forecaster said.
The weather service said rain
will emthtue probably tbrouch
Wednesday morain1, wilb
partial clell.l1al in tbe aftM'Doclo.
But thm a new atorm •)'Stem
i• expected to blanket Southern
<See&AJN, Paae AZ>
* * *
Bernardino
Slide Area
Evacuated
By n.e Aaaodated Presa
A Pacific storm rolling
through Southern Calilornia to-
day forced the evacuation of a
north San Bernardino
neighborhood hit by a mudslide
tbts month, and the National
Weather Service issued a flash·
flood warning for coastal moun·
lain slopes.
Poltce were l.rylDi to complete
the evacuations of 25 bomea
along Hampshire Street, but
high water was hindering their
efforts, said San Bernardino
Police U . Chuck Bales.
"Our vehicles can't get In
there because we don't have
four-wheel drive. The water's
running down the streets,"
Bales said.
The storm could bnng up to
four inches of rain to parts of
Southern California, and packed
SO mpb winds as it moved inland
this momiq. The downpour was
expected to slacken tonipt, but
rain will continue tbrouab
Wedneeday momlna. the service
Hid.
By 4 a.m., Loe An1eles bad re·
cehed 2. 74 incbea from tbe
1torm, brinainl the aeuoa total
to 8.90 inches -uw inches
above nonnal for thi.I Ume ol
year.
In the evacuation area, San
Bernardino clty crews wltb
sand.,._ were wortiq to pre-
vent mud from apWlnf over a
dike and down the bare alopel
onto ptUpelQ below.
"It'• IDOltly water 110 far "
1ald Balet. "But the mud'• ri,bt
up to the dike. All we bear la
them (dty crews) aaytna 'Here
com ea aD04ber wave.' "
Demand• preaented bJ
1peaUn to tbe board Monday
at11at lndaded a 10 perceat
u.laJ7 1*Jlt tllll JeU, fUD de-
padml medical tnnrance C09·
en1• ucl co11Uouatlon of a odlfled .,,... prosnm p1ne4 n..,.s.sma about \wo rean
MO·
Don't P1•ess
Word& a Little Wrinkled
an
.
Sexl~Toys?
Group Protests Shelving
Iranians
Duped
By Papers LOS ANGELES CAP) -
A Superior Court Judge
will rule oo a claaa-acuon
suit tbat charges tnat
when a Southern
California chain store
labels certain toys ''boys'
toys" and otben "girls'
toys" it perpetuates sex·
ual stereotypine and
threatens children's men
tal health.
-
Alter a ooe·bour beanng
Monday, Judge Thomas T
Johnson took under sub-
mission tbe swt again.st
Sav·On Dru& Stores Inc.
"The 11sue ls children's
mental health." said
Gloria A.llred, attorney for
the plaintiffs, seven
children and the Women's
Equal Rights Legal
Defenae and Education
Fund.
She said that by puttbg
dolls and cookware in an
aisle labeled "eirLs' toys'•
and play money and tools
1n an aisle designated
"boys' toys" Sav On
'•perpetuates sexual
1t.ereot;yplnc which la un-
fair."
Sav-Oa attorney Jon T.
Green. wbo eccUMd lb.
Allred of trying to
politicise tbe lasue by in·
viUn1 reporters to the beartn,. said the pradlce
of labeling the toys was "a
time-1avtn1. de•ice"
meant to help customen.
• "I'bese sip l.n no way
restrict the customer from
purcb.atnc the it.em.a," be
aa1d, addl.q the pWntH&
failed to abow the signs
were damaging to
children
Cap's Fa•lly Safe
Blaze Destroys
Hrmtington Home
A fire that caused an estimat·
ed $200.000 in damage and killed
several family pets swept
tbroueh the home of a Hunt·
ingtoo Beach police officer Moo·
day
Motorcycle officer Steve
Brinkerhoff was alone at tu.a
home. 9082 lla.baJo Drive, Hunt·
in1ton Beach, when be dis·
covered the blue at 3.11 p.m.
Brinkerhoff, work.inc 10 his
1ara1e. backed bi.I motorcycle
out and radioed the fire depart·
ment.
Al firemen batiled the blue
that deatn>yed 75 percent of the
Soviet Moves
'lhreaten War
WASHINGTON CAP) -Ga.
David Jcmea. chairman ol the Joint Cbief1 of Staff, told
Con1re11 today that "tbe
pOAlbOitiel of a mWlar)' coo-
lrontMlan wtt.b the Soviet Union
wlll lncr.aH 1l1nlflcant11"
between now llDd .-S.
Jonea and Defense Secretary
Harold Brown Mid tile RUiii.an
mo•• lnto Afpaniataa abows
the 9o¥Mt umon mlCbt be wlll·
int to duultm .ttal U.S. ID· teNStalDa0~...0-.
"Tb• lo•l•t ln•aafoa of Me• .... 11 a llpal tbat the U. ~l.R. la wtl11nl to UM itl
JIOWtJI' :=: outDde u.e So-ftet·bloc•.:;. ~1rowa told u.. &Ult AnMd eM ~ mt
two.story borne and all ol its
contents, Offiei!r Brinkerboff's
wife, Dorothy, wept suently in
the garace.
Firemen had found the body of
the family's German abepberd,
Sandy, intheiuttedfamily room .
Also lolt were three parakeets.
The birds were t.eodint ew near·
ly readytobatcb.
Finmen said the blue belan
in the ldt.cbeo-family room area
of the home. The cause. officials
aaid, baan't been detenni.ned.
Fire olftciala aaid food was
cooklne oa the atove before the
fire erupted, but added that they
doubt that'• what caused the in-
ferno.
The couple'• dauiht.er wu at
school when the fire wu dia·
covered, neiihbon1aid. Firemen
said Kn. Brinkerhoff wu home
earlier, but bad left the house
beforetbeftre.
Firemen said t.beJ were baf.
fled about the oril:in of a aeeODd
ftre tbat erupted at. the charred
home later, at about 4:30 Lm.
t.odaJ.
ll'lre capt. Boler HMmer said
the ''UD\llU81 retlndllnt'' wu
"spectacular to 1ee butr
monetarily, did ao addlUoou
damap to speak ol."
U.1rglars Get
Sports Goods
WASIDNGTON (AP) -Sax
American diplomats who bad
been biding ln friendly em
busies 10 Tehran since Nov. 4
have ea.caped with the help of
the Canadian Embassy there.
State Department officials aatd
today
The diplomats were outside
the embassy when it was seized
and were able to hide until th.ts
past weekend. when Canada ts·
s ued them false passports and
SYRIA INCHING UNDER
RUSSIAN UMBRELLA--M
got them out of Iran, sa1d the of
fic1a.ls, who decltned use of their
name.
They refused to say where all
of the diplomata bad bidden dur
mg lbetr 12-week ordeal for fear
tbat Iran would take reprisals
agaum the embus1es involved
Canadian Pnme Mull.st.er Joe
Clark confirmed Canada's in·
yolvemem in the escape plan,·
bat added: "I don't want to go
iato detail• of the matter
became ol tbe delicate nature ol
the lrihteticm wi1b the American
~lnlran.''
Canada dosed its embassy lo
Tebra.o and eucuated its small
1taff Mood.ay. ~•tin& secunty
eoec9DS for the decilion.
Some 50 American bostac"es
remain in the bands of lranitn m Ult.anti who are demanding
the return of the ousted Shah
Mobammed Reu Pahlavi in ex
change for the prisoners.
Offldala refused to dlscldse
Immediately the names or the
diplomata who escaped, their
Jobs or their whereabouts
But they satd the six escapees
did not account for the dis
crepancy between the number or
hostages the State Department
has srud are an the embassy -
<See ESCAPE, P•ge AZ>
Two Brothers
To Surrender?
A p81r of Los Angeles County
brothers, one suspeded of end·
Ln& a brawl la.st Saturday night
in Huntingtoa Beach by shooting
an 18-year-old youth to death,
were expected to turn
themselves over to authonties
today, investi&ators said.
An attorney representing ooe
of the brothers, police said, prom·
a1ed to arrange an interview
between Huntington Beach
homicide detectives and the two •
men sometime today
The brotben, both in their ms.
are betn& aoupt in connedioo
with the shooting of Daniel Lee (
Coal.son ol Huntiqtoo Beach. r
Coast
Weat•er Probabllit.y of rain 80
percent toa.ilbt tbroueb t
Wednesday mornlna, t
droppln1 to IO percent
WednHday afternoon.
Eaat to aoutbeut winds tonllht, pltiQt at 20 to 35
mpb. Lon tonJ.•ht 50 at
the beacbel and 54 inland.
W,bl WednadaJ ~ alon1
the cont and ea inland.
INRIBETO AY
PlaU/or• ....... .,.
at u.. Onlllgt a-IJ ,. •.
~ ~ -motntabl. .. darJ, Poi/It AIO. '
KUWAIT (AP> -Kuwait an-
qoWlffd today a SI lacreue lo
lb• price of it• crude oil -
lrom a5 aio lO 127 50 pe1 barrel.
Ira~. Qaw and ~ United Arab
Emlrat•• were al10 makinc
•lmUar '2 blke1. the official
United Arab Emirates ne••
a1~Y reported Tbe Kuwait increue ., ..
lonnall.Y aDPO'IDdd ln a ........
m.at bf OU lllnllW SMik All Khallfa Al Sabab. who lakt the
price waa retroacti9* to .Im. l.
•
NASBAU. Bahamu <AP> -Three convlc:ted kill n were
haa1ed one after lbe oUler toda:r at \he tallows in Her ll~eaty'1
Foa HUl' Prilon in Sh• .ft.nrt aecutkloa in the Babamu atnce ma. aaborltiee wd. n. 11*8 .,.... maaecW, hooded and led into the deat.b
He old the move waa "in eao-
tormily witla &be principles ol
equity and falrneu in priclq
ame>DC CJil.prod»chas stat.a.··
Tbe UAE news a1ency said
tbe increue1 by the other three
oil pradueen ..... allo ~
live to t1wt date. Tbere ••no
lm med.ate confirmation from of.
flciala ln Iraq or Qatar.
cbamw. naed wU11 • aooee aad placed over a trap door •Pn&DI
by an IUJOllYIDOUI execut.toner. Cb.Ir'* Dtcld.naoa, 21, WlnNUe Hart, ZS, and Vernal Storr.
218, never bad to look at tbe 1a.Uowa aa they were led to their
death. Tbe Babamu bu Oftly one callows, so the convicted tulen
had to be executed ainaly.
89•1-E ......... htl
PARJS <AP> -A bomb ripped throuCb the sround Door ol
tbe Syrian EmbUIJ here today. kiWn& one person and lnjuriq
etpt. tbree ol tbem aertoualY. Frencb poll~ said. A ltWe known poup claimed responsibility for the blut.
But IOIDe Syrlans said it may have been linked to the villt to
France ol Syrian Foreign Mlniater Abdel Halim Kbaddam.
Oii IAlnaflltp l/p 8J4J.
LOS ANGELE.5 <AP) -Conoco Inc . tbe nation's ninth
larsest oU company. said today its earnings tor 1979 rose 81 per·
cent from tbe previous year. The company, wbicb alao bu large coal and cbem1ca1 in-
teTestl, aaid it ea.med $815.4 million, or $7.58 a share, durinC the
year, up from $&51.3 mlllioo or $4.20 a share.
tt'llMI D-p• Sldll
SAN DIEGO CAP) -A wind clocked at 62 knot& overturn«I
a skiff, tbrowinS three men into San Diego Bay before they were
retcued. and broke trees thnJuPout the San Diego area today.
Al. the wind ripped down power lines, utility crews scurried
from one outage to another. Coronado and La Mesa were in
almost total darlmess for a wblle.
Tbe Califomla Highway patrol closed Interstate 15 north of
Escondido because of nooc11ng and mudslides. A number of
small roads in San Diego's Mission Valley were swamped with
mountain nmoff beaded for the sea.
Rttertl fer Ear•••tre
NEW YORK (AP> -New York Stock Ezcbaqe volume to-
day paaaed tbe bWloo-1bare mark for January -the first time
that bas happened lD any month in excban&e blatory
In Laetrile Case
Pardon for Doctor
Urged by Schmitz
Slate Sen. John G. Schmitz, R·
Newport Beach, has Joined other
le,islat.ors ln urgina Gov. Ed·
mund Brown Jr. to pardon Or.
Jamn R. Privitera, who la serv·
ing a Jail sentence in San Diego
for conspiring to have Laetrile
and other unapproved sub·
stances used to treat cancer.
lo an interview Monday,
Schmitz recalled that in the
mld-1960a be was one of the
senators who unsuccessfully op-
posed passage of the law Wlder
wblch Privitera was convicted
more than three yeaf3 ago.
"To me, it's a terrible law,
maktni It a felony to dispense
what the highest medical
authortties aay la barmle11.'' the
senator said.
Concernin& Laetrile, Schmiti
saidL"lt may not have been prov-
en enedive, but 1 am convinced it
ia 1afe. 1 certainly would not
be afraid tot.ake larae doHI of it lf
I had cancer."
He added, "Government
should not eet Into the buainese
of paulDI laws a1aln1t
somethtna that'a safe, Just
becauae it thinks It's not ef·
ncadoua."
and has joined Senate minority
lead.er William Campbell, R·
Hacienda Heights, and others an
requesting that Brown pardon
the doctor or commute his sen·
tence.
A spokesman for Brown
acknowledled that the governor
has received a stack of lett.en
asking that clemency be granted
to Privitera. The aovernor ia
also studyi.n( the probation re·
port "u expeditiously u posai·
ble," the spokesman sald.
Schmitz said be believes
Brown will be sympathetic lll
lhe Privitera cue, oolina that
the governor recently offered
sanctuary to the parenta of Chad
Green, wbo was receiving
Laetrile treatments ln Mex.ico ln
violation of a Massachusetts
court order.
Kneeland
To Retire
As Judge
Repn:Mat.ative prices f« the
three countries in effect before
today's reported increase were:
Iraq, fl5.96; UAE. $27.56; Qatar,
S27.4.2. The increase by the Arab oil
OAS RATION PL.ANS
TAK! 8HAPE-M
producen on the Persian Gulf
followed a $2 bike announced by
Saudi Arabla over the weekend.
which raised tbe Saudi price to
$26 per 42-galloo barrel.
Today· s announcement
marked Kuwait'• second oil
price increUe ln a month. The
previous increue, of $4.50 per
barrel, came lut mootb in the
wake ol the winter meetinl of
tbe Oreanlutioa of Petroleum
Exporting Countries in Caracas,
Venezuela, where the cartel
failed to agree on a uniform
prtctni policy.
Tbe Influential Middle East
Economic Survey said In a
special lasue Monday that the
Saudi increase was designed to
bring Saudi prices into line with
thoae or the moderate group of
ml producers like Kuwait
F,...P .. AJ
RAIN ...
Ca Ufornla a1ain Tb ursday.
"We're oo a storm track," the
spokeaman for the weather
service said. "And there'• no
end ln allht."
The fateat storm-which
began Sunday-dumped more
than four inches of rain in the
Laeuna Niguel area and
amounts anywhere from two to
three inches ln other para of
Orance County. This meant public works
crews and firefighters were kept
busy throu&b tbe night Monday
and early today pumping out
homes and businesses.
Southern California Edison
Co. crews al10 bad to work
throuab the drippy night to
rest.ore electrical power to seven
areas aloa& tbe Orange Coast
which bad W.l power during the
storm. Edl.lon spok~man Jim Ken·
nedy said outages affectmg
more thao 8,000 customers,
mainly in residential areu,
were caused by falling branches
from trees beavinc in the wind.
The bl.ackoutJ occurred on tbe
Balboa Peninsula, io Fountain
Valley. Colt.a Mesa and Hunt·
ington Beacb.
'the area bardeat bit seemed
to be in the Huntlnatoo Beacb-
Fountai.n Valley areu, where
three power failures were re-
porU!d. Most at the out.aaes last·
ed for about an hour in the late
evening, with all power being
restored by tb1I morning.
• Schmits aaid he view• the jail· :m. of Pri.tt.era u an lnjasttee, Oranp Count.Y Superior Court
Jud•• Robert lt. ltneeland of
Corooa dd llar announc.d Mon·
clay be wW ntin from the bench
)laJ'Cbll.
Telephone tervice abo waa in·
terrupled by the atorm, a
Pacific Telephone Company of.
flclal uid th.la moroin&, wbeD
raln Mel*! into an underll"C)UDd
telephone cable during the nilht
lo Santa Ana. About 1.500 buai·
neu Unea were atteeted. Repair
crews were workin& tbroueh the
day today to ba•• senlce
reatored bJ about 5 p.m.
In Tb• South County.
f1nfllbten and eountJ jail in·
mat.el waned 1lde bf 1lde for
ala boun Ill~~ nllllt to aave two Lipa bom• from
rainwater f'loodtn1 .
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0111 StfMsa ........ ,._..,..,.;;;oo::u .. ,.
Judi• ltaeelan~1 who ba1
tened 22 yean oo me Superior
Court blDcb H1d. ··1 ft.Dd IDJM}f beU•::fi that l'm becoml.ni •&al• lmpatiellt. •• rurtbetmor•. lb• lower
e1teem 1D wblcb the Judlciart 11
Mld by the public at tars• does
not 1Derule one'• dellre to eoa-tln~ GD the bencb," K.lleellnd
said.
Kneeland, a, la amon1 blr ••ran Onnae County 6uperiol'
Court Jurtm "° tntend '° ,. tin. Otberl .,. Judi• C1audo 0w:.:= SUlPer ud ... Mtb • bv!.,, w l;PPOlnW &o tbe
8DiJ1ir OJm1 blidl In 1914 Re Mid bit woaJd amplifi cm
Ma ded•• to nun cfilrtQr • prea caac ... nunctar.
---
ll'iN ~ Kare Baftim
Hid al ftreme:a and 19 UIUW.
from Oran1• Count1 .1 all
labored &om •bout 11 p.m. to
•lack HDdba11 cbaanelia1
water ••a.J from tbe bollMI at
24Tq IDd a&'ll2 Larto Drtve.
A ltorm drain nmDlnl above
the 110ped bacbvda of the WO
n11-.i-b84 bMome cJoatd, ·~. ~ .... hito the 1ardt.
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FOUNTAIN YAU.EV El EWNTARV nACHEAS APPLAUD SPEAKER AT llOAAD MEET
They Turned Out llatldllJ Nlgllt ID lbU V\e"9 Known on Contract NegotidoM
.,.... "'*' ''-" ,_ APPL Y1NO PRESSURE
TeKher Leader H•mey
HB Loses
Priority in
Transit Funds
HunUnstoo Beath'• Pacific
Electric rt1bt-of-way bu
dropped in Importance one step,
at least ln the eyes ol the Orange
County TransporUtloo Com-
maas100 .
Transportation com mluloners
voled Monday to promote a
stretch of abandoned ra1lway in
Santa Ana Instead They'r e
searC'hmg for slate dollars lo
help buy ngbts·of-way for mus
transit uses
Commiulonen voted to
switch the two proJeda in their
raolr.inll before submlWna a re-
quest for funds to the Calllornia
Transportation Commlaslon oo
Frtda.y.
Comml.nloner Ralph Clark.
who ta also a county 1upervt.aor.
sud the Santa Ana rt1bt-0f-way
would form tbe backbone of any
transit corridor to tnve~ the
county
"Huntinetoo Beach wtll be a
valuable Unlr., but a corrtdor
can't ao wit.bout a backbooe," be
said
P ... P.,,eAJ
DAMPENED TEACHERS. • •
asked the board: •'Why did you
find it neceaaary to hire two
security pudl toDi&bt?"
Eyes b.d'ned to peer at a pair
of atocky m fe>oten in plain
clot.bes at the back ol the room
Later, Prelldeot Ml1nanelll
said tbe men were hired for traf
Ile cG11tro1 ln PftP&J'alion for a
300-penon turnout.
9 Juveniles
Arrested in
4 Burglaries
Jl'ounUio v.ney poUce have
ar1'99ted nine Jnm.lles in tbe
past four days ln connection
with four appareotly unrelated
local burClari•· Acoordinl to iDTeSti&ator Bob
Mosley, the youths, whose
names were wtthbelcl. ranged tn
age from 12 to 1.5. Ail were Fowi·
t.a1n Valley residenta.
Tbe yout.ba, •ho operated ln
grouptS o( two and lb.tee. fatt
burelary cbarlea in connectioo
with bttak·im at one b:al bma·
nen and three homes. All aiDe .......... rell H ! rJ to
the CUltodJ "'theft petellta. ID another .eeteod tMarc1atY,
John Metz. 'Z7, ol Garden Grove.
• .. apprebended abortly after
be allegedly ~ a P'oun·
t.aln Valley bome. Mosley said
Tbe investigator said Metz
waa out on ball faclng other
burglary charges at tbe Ume be
WU arrested
Man Found Tied,
Shot in Head
PASO ROBLES (AP>
Authorities have found the body
or a computer expert who
vanished m the San Franclsc<>
area two weeks ago, one of five
persons killed in an alleged
seven·state crime spree
Tbe San Lui.a ObUpo County
Sheriff's Department sald llon
day the body of Gerald 0 Huth,
39, of Bloo~oo. Minn . was
discovered by a farmer in a fieJd
near HlOway 101. His bands
were tiecf behind his back and~
had been shot on« Ul the bead
With a .2:>-caliber pistol.
Teacher Heather Smith of
Gialer School told the board that
teacher aupport of a strike la
high this year. "much hieher
than five years ago" when the
un1on ~ cluaea for three days
over a contract diapute.
Other teachers. speaking for
tbe faculties at many of the dia·
trict'• 18 adloola. paraded to the
m1C1ophooe to note that pay la
not keeping up wttb lnflation and
demand.ins raises 1lmilar to
tboae eranted administl'at.on.
Otben chided tru1teea for
apendine flOO an hour for a con-
tract·necotiatlnc attorney's time
when the money could be eoini
lnto t.eacber wages and frin&e
beneftta
f',....P.,,eAI
~CAPE .•.
50 -and the number counted by
Amencan clergymen wbo visit·
cd the hostages at Christmas -
•3 Tbe Frencb language Mon·
treat oewapaper La Presse re-
ported lbe Canadian involve·
ment in the acape. can.a .• declaioo to close its
mwioO in Tehran bad t.atm lra·
o.lan olftdals by aurprlse.
Amon& tboee who avoided cap-
ture Nov 4 1"ere the hi&beSt·
ra.nt.laa U.S. diplomat l.D Iran.
Char1e d' Affalre1 L . Bruce
Lalngen, and two top aides. Tbey
have been in "protective
custody" at the lraruan Foreign
Ministry since then, and ap-
parently were DOt involved in
Monday's reported escape.
Canadian Foreign Minister
Flora MacDonald cited security
<'oncems for the de<:1sion, but
the Ira.wan Foreign Ministry ia·
sued a statement saying it was
still seelung further clarification
from lbe Canadians.
"We have done our best to pro.
tecl them,·· Foreign Minister
Sadegh Gbotbiadeb sa1d in an
1nterv1ew with a Tehran
newspaper
A number of Western
diplomats to Tehran mtervtewed
by a Western report.er also ex·
pressed surprise at the Cana-
dian decis100 to sbul down the
embassy
Mass MacDonald said )londay
the embassy would not be re-
ope o ed until tbe American
hosla&es were released.
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men combine
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with quack
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and sappfore
crystals.
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• •aoi.u
1 -
VOL. 7', NO. 29, l S CTIONS, 21 PAO ORANG
'f'lw Canadian Caper'
an
System Off Coast
More Storms Ahead
By DAVID KVTZllANN A low presture system hover·
ot-Dlltr ,........., in& off the coast was opening the
Torrential rains spawned by a way for a string or Pacific
fierce Padllc awrm walloped an swrma w sweep over CaWomia,
already aodden Oranfe Coast the forecaster said.
are. MondJly and ear y today, The weather service said· rain
flood.log homes and intersec· will cootinue probably through
lions, t.nggenng power outages Wednesday morning, with
and towlins trees partial clearing in the afternoon
And weather fore<:asters, in an But then a new storm system
exten~ fore<:ast through the is expected w blanket Southern
remainder of the week, couldoo. California again Thursday.
ly urge Southern Californians w "We're oo a storm track." the
keep their galoshes and um-spokesman for the weather
breUas at the ready service said "And there's oo
"There's no end in sight for end in sight "
the time bemg," a spokesman The latest storm-which
for the National Weather began Sunday-dumped more
Service said today. than four inches of rain m the
* * * * * * Mountaias Drftelaed
LA Area Rainfall
Over Last Season
Byfte~CM Preu
A storm has dumped some 7
in~es ~ rain at Mt. Wilaon. 4
iDc&e8 at Bt1 Bear La.kt ad
almost a lncbel in downto* t.
An1eles, a weather aenice
a1>0keeman aaid today.
The storm puabed seuoo rain·
fall totaJa ror the Los Anldes
area w 8.81 inches rainlall, com·
pared with 8.41 a year a10.
In northern San Bernardino to-
day. police tried to evacuate 25
homes along Hampshire Street,
but were hindered by hich
water.
"Our vehicles can't get in
there because we don't have
four-wheel drive," said Sao
Bernardino police Lt. Chuck
Bales.
Street flooding was reported
throughout the Los Angeles
area. and in Palm Sprlogs, one
motorist was rescued rrom a
stranded vehicle in Whitewater
Wash
While flash·flood watches
rrom the storm were cancelled
today, the weather service said
the awrm brought winda of up w
50 mph inland u it moved eul
ln the Palms Sprtnas area,
valley areas received about ooe-
balf inch of rainfall rrom the
first st«m.
Because of a second storm's
approach from the southwest,
mountains on both aides ol the
valley were espected to 1et the
maximum~. t.ncreuinl
the poatbilit;y of fJood.s.
The California Department ol
Traaaportatlon reported nu·
merous road cLosiDp in the San
Bernardino lilountalm, with all
major rout.ea into Bi1 Bear area
and the various ski resorts shut
Northern
California
Crear, Cold
By The Auoclated PreSI
The mercury dipped Lnto
the low 30s in many areas
of Northern California to-
day as clear and cool
weather continued
throughout much of the re·
eton. the National
Weather Service said
Marysville reported 30
degrees at 4 a .m ,
Sacramento 31 and
Eureka and Marin Civic
Center 33, the weather
service said. Colder tem-
peratures were recorded
in the mountains.
lo the Sierra Nevada,
snow flurries were
forecut, with the snow
level at 2.S>O feet in the
north to 4,000 feet in tbe
south.
~
La1una Nl1uel area and
amounts anywhere from lM> to
three inches in other parts of Orange County
This meant public works
crews and fl.refiehters were kept
b\Uy through the night Monday
and early today pumping out
homes and busin~&es
Southern California Edison
RELATED PHOTO, Page A8
Co crews also had to work
through the drippy night to
restore eledncal power to seven
areas aioog the Orange Coast
which had lost power during the
storm
Edison spokesman Jim Ken-
nedy said outages affecting
more than 9,000 customers,
mainly in residential areas,
were caused by falling branches
from trees heaving in the wind.
The blackouu occurred on the
Balboa Peninsula, in Fountain
Valley, Costa Mesa, Huntington
Beach and Emerald Bay.
The area bante.t bit seemed
to be tn the Hunll.DJton Beach·
Fountain Valley areu, where
three power failures were re-
ported. llost ol the outasea lut-
ed for about an hour in the late
eveDin&, with all power bein&
restored by this mornina.
Telephone attvtce aho wu in·
terrupted by the storm. a
Pacific Telephone Company of.
flclal said this morning, when
rain seeped lnw an under1round
telephone cable during the night
in Sant.a Ana About l,SOO busi·
ness lines were affected. Repair
crews were working through the
day today to have service
reswred by about 5 p.m .
In The South County,
firefighters "'"" <'ounty Jail in· mates worked side by side for
si:x hO\µ"S Monday night to save
two Laguna Hills homes from
rainwater floodln~.
Fire Captain Marc Hawkins
said 28 firemen and 19 inmates
from Orange County Jail
labored from about 11 p .m. lo
stack sandbags channeling
water away from the homes at
24782 and 24792 Largo Drive.
A storm drain runn1n1 above
the sloped backyards of the two
resldeoces bad bttome cloued.
splllinl water iow the yards.
Hawkins said firefighters
worked on .s rain·related inci·
dents overni&bt, including
sandba&1in1 flood areas,
vacuwnin1 up water and helpinl(
wtth lealdn1 homes.
In Garden Grove, police re·
ported that a small aecUoo of
Stanford Avenue beween <See UIN, Paae Ai>
t
TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1980
O.ily ,,_ ,._.., o.y -
GARY SHAVER Ct.EARS DRAIN AT LLOYD'S NURSERY
In Co9ta MeM, W•ter, W8ter, Seemlngty Everywhere
In Laetrile Case
Pardon for Doctor
Urged by Schmitz
State Sen John G Schmitz, R·
Newport Beach, has Joaned other
legislators an urglllg Gov Ed
mund Brown Jr lo pardon Or
Jame-s R. Privitera. who 1s serv
mg a Jail sentence m San Diego
for conspinnJi? to have Laetrile
and other unapproved sub
stances used to treat cancer
In an 1nterv1ew Monday .
Schmitz recalled that 10 the
mid·l960s he was one of the
seoat.ors who unsuccessfully op
pqsed passage of the law under
which Pnvitera was convicted
more than three years ago
"To ~. It's a temble law,
making 1t a felony to dispense
what the highest medical
authonues say is harml%s," l.he
.senator s8Jd
Coocerrung Laetrile. Schmitz
said, "It may oot have been prov.
en effective, but I am coovlDCed it
1s safe I certatnly would not
be afraid to take large doses of 1t if
I had cancer "
He added. "Government
!'hould not get into the business
of pass ing laws again s t
so mething thats s afe, Jus t
because 1t thanks it's not er.
f1cac1ous "
Schmitz said he views the Jail-
JOg or Pnvitera as an lDJusllce.
and bas )OlDed Senate mmonty
leader Wilham Campbell. R·
Hacienda Heights. and othen m
(See PAaDON, Pase A2)
Getting Stale
22-year Jurist to Retire
or-.e Couty SuperiOI' Court
Judie Robert P. Kneeland of
Corona del Mar announ.ced Mcm-
day be wUl retire from the beaeb
llarcbn.
Judie ~neeland, wbo baa
Ml'Ved 1.2 years oo the Superior
Court bencb aalcl, "I ftnd myaelt
belleriu that I'm becomiD1
•ta.le andlm&>aUeat.
.. ,.urtbermore, tbe lower
eltMm ln wblcb tbe Judiciary la
beld "1 tM vublk at &ar1e doea
not increa.e one's desire to con-
tinue on UM bench," Kneeland
said.
Kneeland, a . la amooc four
veteran Oranae County Superior
Court Jurilta wbo intad to ...
lire. <>then are Judaes Claude
Owena, Walter SWner and Ken-
neth Wllliama.
Kneeland WU appoint.cl to tbe
Superior Court bmcb ln 1157.
He aakt be woqld amplU)' on
bis dedlioD to nUn dmiDI a
prea ~ Tbunday.
UC Chief to Visit
Irvine on Budget .
Yo•• Be•et•••,
D•lly New ••pe..1
FIFTEEN CENT~
·t
an
Iranians
Duped
By Papers
By 11ae ~la&ed Presa
Six Amencana -diplomats
and their Mves -who bid for 12
weeu at the Canadian Embassy
in Tehran slipped secretly out ~ Iran over the weekend just
~fore Canada closed the em-
baaay and withdrew iu person-
nel, Canadian Foreign Muu.ster
Flora MacDonald said today
State Department officials m
Washmgton. wbo confirmed the
bold esca~. said the Amencans
left the country under cover of
falu Canawan passports. The
State ~artmeot officials saJd
the Amencan5 had been tudmg
in "fnendly embass ies, • but
SYRIA INCHING UNDER
RUSSIAN UMBRELLA-A4
Miss MacDonald said all six
were in the Canadian mission.
The US officials would not
name the other embassy or em·
bass1es
Mu~s MacDonald said they are
safe and wtll return home short· ly. though she dJd ool reveaJ
their whereabouts. She iden-
tified them as a&ricultural and
consular officials and their
wives.
I I
I I
Mln llacDcmald aod other
Canadian oftlctah said the affair .
bad been kept secret ror fear
that lraruan aoser over the
escape milht endancer the SO or
so American hostages at the
U.S. Embassy Word of the
escapes came 10 a report this
morniog by the Montreal
newspaper La Presse. and U.S
and Canadian officials then de·
cided w confirm the report.
The SUte Department ideo-
llfied lhe sax as Mark Lljek. a
consular officer. and his wife
Cora Amburn LlJek, who was
employed by the embassy as a
consular assistant, Roger G.
Anders, a consular orhcer,
Henry L. Schau. an agncuJturaJ
attache Joseph D Stafford, a
consular officer, and his wife
Kathleen F Stafford. a consular
assistant
The department did not re·
lease thelr hometowns.
Carter said the six were not
yet back ui the U111ted States,
but he refused to disclose their
whereabouU or any details ~
their escape.
In Otawa, Canadan Extem.al
Affairs Minister Flora Mac-
Donald told reporters that the
Americans were outside their
own embassy when students
took it over.
The Canadian Embassy is
about two miles from the
American miasioo
CJark aa.id be did not want to
eo into detaila of lbe matt.er
''became ol the delicate nature
of the situation with the
American bo8tqes in Iran."
Or Coast
Weat•er Probablllt,y of rain SO
percent toolabt tlarot.llb
W edneaday moroin1,
dropplac to IO percent
WedaHda1 •fteraoon.
But &o 10atbea1t wiDdl
tonllb*. 1U1UD1 at ao to • mpb. Lowl tontpt 50 at
tbe be...,_ IDd M Inland.
Hlcbs w~ • a1oq tb• eo.t ud • lnland.
...............
NAm.\U, lwmu CAP) -,..,.. c..teted killen were
bu•ed one aft.er Lbe otber today at tbe 1aJlowa lo Her M~ .. \J'•
P'ox Hill Prtlloa lo the nm ueeutklos tn Lbe Babamu 1inct
19'71, aulboriU• aa•d.
Tbe men wwe manacled, hooded and led lnto the death
cbamblr, tltted wtl.b a ~ ..S placed over a trap door,,,_.
by aa ~ eu~utioeer.
C1wiea Dtekimoft, 11, WlmeU.e Hut. .. ud v...i atmT.
28, never bad to look at U.. pllowl u they wen Mel ._ tWr
deatb
The o.uaa .. ba ooJy ODI 1a1Jowa. IO CM coafteted ~
bad to be eaec:uted •in1ly.
~E .............
Pdm (AP> A bomb r1PPed Ul.roQP U. poand fka' of
the Syrian tmbaasy here today, kllHn1 ODI ~ aod AJUW'tq
ehtbl, tbree ol them Mrioualy. French DOISce Mid.
A little known lf'OUI> d.almed rwpamtllWu for tbe blut.
But IOllM Syriua uid it DlaJ have bMa bnketl to UM Yla1t to
France fJl Syrian P'oreip Minhder Abdel Halim Kbaddam.
lt'llMI ..... S•ttl
SAN DIEGO (AP) -A wtnd cloell:ed at a bota overturned
a akilf. throwinc three men lnto San Dleto Bay before tbe)' ftre
re.cued, ad broke treee tbrou&hout Lbe San Dleto area today. Al the wt.Dd ripped down power linel, uUllty creWI aewrted
from one out.a1e to another Coninado and La ..... were in
almost total darlmeu for a while
Tbe Califomla lti1bway patrol cloMd Intent.ate 15 DOrt.b of
Etcoadldo bec•UM ol Doodtni and mQdalldes. A number ol
amaU r'Ollda ln San Dle&o'a Miasioo Valley were 1wamped wltb
mountain nmolt beaded for tbe sea.
a.r•nl l•r EJre .. •p
NEW YORK CAP) -New York Stock Excban1e volume to-
day paaaed tbe blWon·share mark for Jan\lU)' -t.be fint Ume
that has happened in any moot.b tn escbanae history
·Carpool Control
Sought by County
Tbe Oraoae County Tranall
Dlatrlet next Monday will pro-
po1e a takeover of carpoolin& ef.
forU for tripa beliDDlDI and
endiq in Orance County
Tbat action would 1trip the
Loa Angeles-based Commuter
Computer of moat of iu
rldeabartnc influence 10 the
county.
But en and vanpool1 now
coordinated by the private, DOO·
profit corporation. aucb u thole
in the lrvine lndullrial
Complex, would not be affected
unUl the transit dl1trict'1 waet
date of July 1, a transit dlslrict
s pokesman said
Commuter Computer beean
last April in an effort to organiie carpooling for Orange, Los
Angeles, San Bernardino, Ven
tura and Riverside counties
But Al Hollinden. cbaJrman ~
the county Transportation Com
m1ss1on, la.!St month called ror a
"partial divorce" from the cor·
poraUon, uylna the Orange
County Transit Di1trict could
better care for the tranalt oeeda
of Orange County.
4 Arab Oil States
Again Hike Prices
K~AIT <AP> -Kuwait an
nounced today a $2 tncreue ln
tbe prtce of iu crude oil -
from '25.50 to S2"1 50 per barrel.
Iraq, Qatar and tbe United Arab
Emlratea were al10 maklo1 •lmllar S2 bikes, the official
United Arab Emlratea news •teney reported.
Tbe Kuwait increase waa
fonnall,y &DDOUDCed tn a It.ate-
meat bJ OU Mlnbter Sbel.k Ali
Khalil.a Al Sabah, wbo aald tbe
price wu retroaeUve to Jan. L
He aatd the 1DOV9 wq "LD CM·
fonnJq wttJI tbe prtnetpl• ot
equity ad falrneN ln pridni
amOQf oO·l>l'Oduelaa ltata." The UA~ new1 a1ency aatd
tbe lDaeaM9 by the other tbne
oil producen were al.lo retroac· U•• to tbat date. TbeN WU DO
tmmedate coa11rmaUon from of-
..
DAILY PILOT
~"l:e'
~-
r ::tr·=~f .ae:.
rlclall ln Iraq or Qatar.
Repn!MllUtive pricet for the
three countries in effect before
t.oday'a report.eel lncreaM were
Iraq, $2.5.96; UAE. $27 56, Qatar.
$27.42.
The increase by t.be Arab oil
producen oa the Peralan Gulf
followed a ta bike announced by
Saudi Arabia over the weekend,
which railed the Saudi price to
$216 per O.plkm barrel.
Today'• announcement
marked Kuwait's ucond oil
prtce toere ... ln a moatb. Tbe
p,.vlOUI lnereue, ol '4.60 per
banel, eame lut moatb ln the
wake ol the wtnter mMtlq ol
tbe::!tuilation °' PeU'OIMam &• c.oumn. m Caneu
VeHllM •• O•'n tb• cartel
fatted to ..,.. OD a -Uorm
'"-rt' =.!a1 Middle Cast Economic Suney Hid In a
apedal lal1ll M~7 tJlat the
Saud.I tncreue wu delloed to
brinl Saudl pdc. blto lfDe wlUI
thole ot tbll modente .IJ'OUP ~ oll produieen lib Kuwait.
Instead of •ll11lln1 prtcee
however t ~GM Saudi move ep.
pears to~ Nlu1Wd la a IMl>-frotstul adiorl, .t least u far u_&Arnlttl~.
Scout Fair Set .
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Writer
AJ:leges
War Gift
• 1
BOSTON <AP> -M Japane1e
lnvaden doeed ln on Conqidor
Ltlaad lD 1M2, Gea. Doaelu
MHAttbar U1e,a1J1 ae~
$500,000 from an allln1 PliWp-
pine pntMlent fac:U., ex.ile, a ,...
aearcber claims.
Pretldent Maauel Qu•aon,
who died of tubereulotla in the
United Stat.el in 19", l.aned an
ne<?utive onW' Jq. I, llG, ,Sv·
ins M.cArtbar ud three ot the
ceneral'a aldH a total of
S840 ,000, Hid Dr. Carol M.
Petillo, a Bolton Colle1e b1J.
tori an
HUYY WINDI IN llM• Ul'ROOTED TR!U IN MNCHO IAN JOAQUIN
In an interview Monday nicbt.
•he said 1be uncovered a copy ~
tbe order while researcbinc ber
doctoral dllaertation She ai.o
found a U S. War Department
letter to the Cbue Manhattan
Bank ol New York clalmln& that
President Franklin D. Roosevelt
and Secretary of War Henry
Stimson lcnew of the transaction .
BHed on her readlnc ol the
1138 edition ot the u .s. Army
Code ol Conduct forbiddlnc U.S.
officers to accept gifts, Ma.
Petillo said she b e lieved
MacAtt.bur'a accept.aoc:e of the
money wu Weaal.
l'loocl"I of ...... ftl,......... lltroughout lrwlne Tocl9y.
l're.P-AJ
RAIN •••
Brook.burst and Netwood atreeta
,.nil four or ftve lncbee afte1'
moat of the 1treet was sub·
merfed ln water tbroulh lbe
m1b . The Callfornla Hl1bway
Patrol aald tbe heavy
downpours caused numerous
trafftc acddeota in the county,
18 1n the South County alone, in·
chadin1 oae ln 11fhtcb a CHP ol·
fleer'• vehicle wu rear-endld.
A Seal Beach woman wu in·
jured durtoa a Sunday nitbt
downpour when ber auto rear-
ended a jack-knifed truck-trailer
ri& on lbe San Dteao Freeway ln
San Clemente.
SuHn Jonet, 26, wu treated
for a dialocated knee and bead
cull foUowtna the 10 p.m. cruh.
Tbe driver of the truck, Jack
Moore, JO, of Orange. and Miss
J o n es were taken to San
Clemente General Hospital by
paramedics .
In Costa Mesa, the storm was
blamed for an Injury accident on
MacArthur Boulevard just west
of Harbor Boulevard. A car
driven by Julie Mane Lujan, 18,
of Santa Ana. skidded as abe
tned to brake and sideswiped a
pickup truck driven by Gary
Edward Steinmetz, 31, of Santa
An• Both persona were treated
for back pa.in at Fountain Valley
Community Hospital and re-
leued ln Newport ~ach,·four boats
sank at their moorings and
dock• and more beacb ero5aoo
waa reported due to tbe heavy
raJns
Capt Bud Belabe of the
Uteauacd deJ:!~ent eatimat.ed
that more :iO feet of 1aod
wu wubed from In front of
llleauard beadquarttra at the
Newport Pier
N umeroua street problems
were reported ln the Irvi.De area
by police. LalUD• Canyon ~
was cloMd u of th1a mormnc
because ol floodinl and nortb·
bouod Yale Avenue betwMD
Trabuco Road and Bryan wu
ctoeed becauae of rnud Ul the
road
Kennedy:
Truth Told
On Accident
WASHINGTON (AP) -Seo.
Edward M. K.eaDedy. in an ap-
peal to tbe voters of New
En1lud. P)'I be bu told ~
tnath all aJons about t.M acci-
dent at Cb1ppaqulddlck aod
wants to be ludaecl fairlY, "oot
OD lb• b .. I of •011f p and
·~w.uan." "I laloW tbeN are ID~ wbo do not b•U•v• me,' tbe
Ma11adn.-etta MDator aaid tn a
P.ald poUUcal ad•trtlHmeat.
'Birt m1 tMt.moG1 11 U.. aal1
truth I an t.e11 becaue that 11
th• way lt b.appeued."
Keaned1 ~ tbe lllue ol
UM -acdl)mt Moada, llitbl
at UM IMCl•I,. ol • JO.mlnata
televtled ·~ In wtlicb be sa•• New l!D.,anc1•1 voten a tute of bll .....,.,,.... campatp
.............. Cuter.
Sxcept fOT tbe mentl@ of ~~~r.:w.m•'lf .::''s:mcJ telntllm • .a. ........
of.a llddr• elrUer la Uiie du .. Wtdcta ~ dlUllld JM cllfftrtnee• fit Carter o ............... ., .. .-.
Shoring Proposed
For TV Liceme
A<!COrdin& to the executive or
der, Qunot\ ordeTed the money
trans~ from the Pbllipptne
trea1ary to t.bt penonal Dank
at'count.s ol MacArthur and b1a
sUiff members "in recopitioo of
ouut.andln« 1erv1ce to the Com-
monweaJth or the Phtllpptna "
A two-year battle over control
of a Santa Ana-baaed television
station bu produced a plan for
the oppoe.in& 1ides to 1bare tbe
station temporanly.
The nibt is over st.auon 40,
currently licensed to Tnn1ty
Broadcutlna, whlch alra stnct·
ly evancelical proarame.
A 1roup of county buainesa
and civic leaden, led by at-
torney John Virtue and de
velopers Harry Rinker and
George Argyroa. formed Sad
dleback Broadcasting Co to &et
the llcenu. They want to lo·
stltute programmtn1 that would
serve the internt.a of the whole
t•ountv rather that\ just tho8e In tereated in relleloua program
mlng.
The propo61l to share channel
40 was made by Saddleback to the
Federal Communicatlona Com
ml11ioo recently. The Joint use
would remain 111 effect, tbe pro-
posal said. untll t.be FCC HUI•
the quelt.lon of which 1roup wtU1
ultimately hold the station'•
lice nae
f',....PapAJ
PARDON •••
r~u~tlnc that Brown pardon
the doctor or commute his sen·
tence
A spokesman for Brown
acknowledaed that the aovemor
haa received a stack of letten
aakin1 that clemency be 1ranted
to Prtvtt.era. Tbe 1overnor LI
also 1tudytnc the probation re-
port "as uped.ltioualy as pout·
ble," the 1poke1man a&Jd.
Schmitz uld be believes
Brown will be 1ympatbeUc ln
the Prlvttera cue. notin& t.b.at
the aovernor recenUy offered
sanctuary to the pareotl of Chad
Green, wbo was recelvln1
Lattrile trutmentl ln Mexico ln
violation of a Ma11acbuaetts
eourtorder
Trinity l'U orion.atty &ranted
the llceme for the channel out of
Fontana
SaddJaback cont.eodl that the
sUltwn wu moved to Sant.a Ana
without proper filinp by Truuty
to the FCC 1be liceme. Sad
dleback ..,s. l.s t.beref<>tt up for
grabs
Malcolm Klem. a 1pokesman
for SadcUeback. aald members
of that group are hopeful a bear·
ang date oo the license will be
set within the next month
He said no date has been set.
for coo.s1derat1on of the }o1nt use
ide a by the FCC Trtnlty has
faled a petal.Jon opposing JOUlt
USt'
T ri ruty a.bo ba.1 flied a pet.Jt.aon
with the FCC to move cha nnel 40
from Santa Ana to R1vt'r'i1de
WM Climbs
As Dollar
HolJM Own
LONDON <AP> -Tbe pn~ of
itold rallied today, cl..imbmg $.SO
an ounct! dunnl' trad1ns 1n Lon·
don and breaking the $100 bamer
agalD m New York. Tbe dollar
was mllred but little chanced
agalD8t major currencies
Gold opined •t M45 ln both
London and Zuncb, but by clos
mg the price bad climbed to 1174
ln London to '8'70 m Zurich.
Tbe meta.I finished Mooday's
tradJ.nl at SOI in Zurich and
'838.50 in Loadoo. In New Yon.
JOld WU quoted today at 91181 by
Republlc National Bank It was
tradJ.na at mid-day at STCM.
Tbe dollar bll its bMt levels
11nce mid-Decembet' ln Europe
durln1 Monday's tradi.DC, but
wat a bU weaker .,alnat 10me
m.,or CUIT'eDd• today.
ID ToQo, tbe doUar clOMd at
239.40 f!D, doWD from a.G.30.
MacArthur died ln 1984 1be
staff mem~. Col Sidney L
Huff and Gens Richard J .
M arahall aod Ri~hard K
Sutherland, are dead also
From 1935·0 MacArthur
served u C<lmmander of the
armed forces or the PbiUppines,
then a aemi-aut.ooomoua U S.
rommonwealth Rooaevelt ap-
pointed MacArthur commander
of lJ S forces 1n the Far East 111
July 1941 , six month• before
Japanese attacks at Pearl
Harbor and Clark Fleld tn the
Phthppmes plunged the U01ted
Statet into World War II.
The general movt"d hts head·
q uarter!\ to Corre g1dor, a
rort1r1ed Ulland an Manda Bay.
after the Japanese overran
Manila oa thelr way to conquer·
1ng the Ph.lhppmes Quezon also
moved t.o Corre1Pdor.
u ........
IUEGAL PAYOFF? ca.n. Mec:Artftur Probed
Only Rolex could improve on Rolex.
Ro lex
Oy!>terquartz
watches for
men combine
tht famous
reliability of
Rolex wfth the
predaion of
I qu•rtz
movement
with quick
date change
and .. ppt\lre
c;ry1tal1.
A. 18 karat
yellow
aoldJ $8,350. B. l• unit
.yellow aold
lftd ttafnlnl
9*l, Sl,115.
C. Staln1et1
, $1,350.
I
CTIOHS, • PAG -OAANGt? COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1980
. ;)
~ Canadian Caper'
t---,----------~~~-=~~
t an
System Off Coast
More Storms Ahead
BJ DAVID&uTZMANN A low pressure system hover· °' .. _.,,.........., Ing off the coast wu opening the
Torrential rains spawned by a way for a string of Pacific
fierce Pacific storm walloped an storms to sweep over California.
already sodden Orange Coast the forecaster said.
area Monday and early todey, The weather service said ralll
flooding homes and intersec· wiU cootlnue probably throuih
lions. trtuertng power outages Wednesday morning, with
and toppling trees. partial clearing in the afternoon
And weather forecuters, ln an But then a new storm system
extended forecast through the lS expected to blanket Southern
remamderoftbeweek, couldoo· California again Tbursday.
ly urge Southern Califorruans to ··we're oo a storm track," the
keep tbeir galoshes and um· spokesman for tbe weather
brella.s at the ready service said. "And there's oo
"There's no end tn sight for end in sight."
the tJme being," a spokesman The latest storm -which
for the National Weather began Sunday-dumped more
Service said today than four inches of ram in the
* * * * * * Mountains Drenr"laed
LA Area Rainfall
Over Last Season
• ,. ..... A.111 dltM PNm
A storm bu dumped 101De 7
inehea ol rain at. Mt WU.00. 4
inches at Bia Bear LU• and
almost I lncbea in downtown Los
Angeles. a weather service
spokesman said today.
1 · The storm pushed seaaoo rain·
rau totals ror the Loe Anaeles
area to 8.61 inches rainfall, COID·
pared with 8.41 a year ago.
In northern San Bernardino to-
day. police tried to evacuate 2S
homes alool Hampshire su-t.
but were hindered by high
water.
"Our vehicles can't get in
there because we don't have
four-wheel drive," said San
Bernardino police Lt. Chuck
BalH.
Street flooding was reported
throughout the Los Angeles
area, and m Palm Springs. one
motorist was rescued from a
stranded vehicle In Whitewater
Wash.
While flash -flood watches
from the storm were cancelled
today, the weather service said
the storm brought winds of up to
50 mph inland as it moved east
In the Palms SpriDlS area,
valley areas received about one-
half iDc.b of ralnf all from the
first storm
Because ot a second storm's
approach from the southwest.
mountains oa both sides of the
valley were expected to 1et the
mulmum drenchin1. increulna
the poulbility of floods.
The California Department o(
Transportation reported nu·
merous road closings in tbe San
Bernardino Mountains. with all
major routa iDlo Bil Bear area
and the vartoua aki resorts abut.
CalTtana 1poteaman Lance
Stalter nid bea.y snow turned
to rain, md combined rain and
melt.oft poured a much u 2""1
feet of water on some roads.
Only one road into Big Bear
Valley remained open by mid·
day. wttb authorities closing the
area to all but residents with
proper identification.
During the night, a sect100 of
Interstate 10 was covered by six
inches of water, but Stalker said
the road was not closed but the
detours were in worse shape
But the roads were cle&red to-
day.
The storm caused Ooodine and
minor mudslides in several
areas of Southern CaWomia, m·
eluding:
-The San Bernardino
Freeway, closed near Fontana
when five-to-ten-inch streams of
water flowed across the pave
ment
-The Big Rock area~ of
Malibu. where "intermittent"
slides onto Pacific Coast
Highway were reported, includ·
ing one brief cloeure.
-Calabasas Road, closed due
to flooding in the Park Granada
area.
-Minor flooding and mud
slides cat.mine buardoua driving
along Victory Boulevard tn Van
Nuy1.
• Laguna Niguel area and
amount.a anywhere from two to
three lnches in other paru ot
Orange County.
Thia meant public works
crews and firefighters were kept
busy through the rught Monday
and early today pumping out
homes and businesses.
Southern Cahfornia Edison
RELATED PHOTO, P•ge A8
Co crews also bad to work
through the drippy night to
restore el~cal power to seven
areas aloog the Orange Coast
which had lost power during the
storm
Edison spokesman Jim Ken·
nedy said outages affecting
more than 9 ,000 customers.
marnly 1n residential areas.
were camed by falling branches
from trees heaving ln the wind.
The blackouts occurred on the
Balboa Peninsula, ln Fountain
Valley, Cost.a Mesa, Hunt.mgt.oo
Beach 8Dd Emerald Bay.
The area hardest hit seemed
to be iD tbe Huntinpm Beecb-
FountaiD Valley areu, wbm'e
tbrff power failur. Weft re-
ported. Most of the outacea last·
ed for about an hour in the late
evellinc, with all power being
restored by thb momin1. Tel~ service alao wu ln·
terrupted by the storm, a
Paclfic Telephone Company of·
ficlal said lhi.s morniq, when
rain seeped into an underground
telephone cable during the nigbt
in Sant.a Ana. About 1,500 busi·
ness lines were affected Repair
crews were working through the
day today to have service
restored by about S p.m
In The South County ,
firefighters Anii rounty jail tn·
<See RAIN, Page AZ)
* * * 2,400Homes
Lose Puwer
Approximately 2,400 south San
Clemente homes and businesses
were without electrical power
early today because of last
rught's heavy rains
The power outage was first re·
ported at 1 :42 a .m . Partial
restoration of electrical POwer
was achieved by 4 a.m . San
Diego Gas and Electric Co.
spokesmen said today.
The power outa1e was cen·
lt!red around the Calle Bahia
area. SDG4rE officlalll were not
able to pinpoint the exact cause
of lhe electrical problem late
thla momln&.
~ ... -,,_..,_,_
GARY SHAVER CLEARS DRAIN AT LLOYD'S NURSERY
In Costa MeN, W•t•r, Wider, S..mlngty Eftf}where
Suit Challenges
SC Plan Policies
By F&EDEIICK SCBOEMEBL
Of-IMifY ,_I-
A coalition of legal aid Jl'OUPfi
charged in a lawswt filed Mon
day that San Clemente's plan·
ning and r.oning policles effec
Uvely have prevented low and
moderate mcome persons from
living in the city.
The lawsuit was filed in
Orange County Supenor Court
on behalf of six individuals, five
of whom are out of city residents
who clrum they would like to lJve
in San Clemente but can't afford
to.
It 1s alleged tn the lawtiwt
that
-The city baa zoned much of
its remaini.nl developable land
for open space perm1ttint onJy
large-Jot smg.Je-fanuJy housmg
·'which low and moderate in·
come persons can.not afford ·•
-Developers have been
forced by the city to adhere \0
"unreasonably strict" desic:n
standard.5 and amenity require-
ments that bave driven up bous
mg pncee.
-Housing prices also have III
creased because of fees reqwred
of developers for park develop-
ment and capltal improvements
<See SUIT, Pace AZ>
Candidate Papers
Due in Three Days
Candidates for City Council
seats in three south Oranae
County municipaUUes have until
Thursday to return nomination
papers to thelr respective City
Halls.
And judilng from the number * • * 'Candidates'
N9igbt Slated
For~onday
of candidates pullin1 papers,
Campaign '80 won't draw the
crowded field ol contestants that
recent election yea.n have
In San Clemente, dty offtdals
say only Bemard Allen bu re-
turned nomio.ation papen to Ci·
ty Hall. The seats of incumbent
council members Edward
Kalacbed and Richard Ahlman
are belnc aouaiit by au can·
didat.e., includina Ahlman, who
took out papen Monday to re-
tain bis council posltion.
Other ca.odidatel include Bill
Mecham, Bill Waper, Robert
Ruai.D and Robert IJ.mbefC.
In San Juan Capla:rano three
of the eipt potential c;;;dtdates
have returned nomination
papen.
Incumbents Keuetb P'rleaa
and Lawrence Bucbbeim have
returned papen, u bu can· dldate Die M. Byrnes fcr two
Mata 00 tbe Mlwk!D QlJ pmel.
SU11 oatrencttac an norn•u·
tlon papen from Jam ea P.
AW.DI, HU'Old Dunn. Sdnrd Dledeu, Du!el Va-..alll and
Dile Sm1tla. a ~ Ainnft
eQ,mMI' trbo tooi oat PQel'I MOGdaJ. ' To dlte, nano of tbe m cn-~ldaU. tor two Hall oa tM
Lal\lll& Beaeh Citj> Council bave
retuned nomtnaUon papen
wttb the nQUlncl iliUturea of
IQ Lapla 8elda .oten.
Cltf .cin Vema toUJqft
UJd dlbli oDC11d4tM haft illildl
I p.m. ~ to ntm tM
p1ltfd fahl, .... dJI •
1tat..-.Olftame'1J~ non ll•n taka
pa,ptl'l ID IN Art ~ lllthille l•e1i1mb1•t s•.r.o.r 1•ck tDOWIU uMl eoaaellwomu die PAPAS.~ )
Fl FTEEN CENTS
Iranians
Duped
By Papers
87 n.e A.uoda&.ed Prus
Six Americana -diplomats
and their W1Ves -who hld for 12
weeu at the Canadian Embaaay
an Tehran slipped seuetly out of
Iran oo Monday when Canada
closed the embas sy and
w1tbdrew lla personnel, Cana
d1an Foreign Minister Flora
Mac Oooald sa.td today
si.te Department ofhclal5 m
W uhinlt.00. wbo conflTIDed the
bold eacape. s&Jd the Amencans
left the country Wlder cover of
false Canadlan puaports Tbe
State Department offtctals sllld
the Amencans bad been b.Jdmg
in • rnendly embasMes," but
SYRIA INCHING UNDER
RUSSIAN UMBRELLA-A4
Mis~ MacDonald said all su
were in lbe Canadian mlSSlOD
The U S omc1a1s would not
name the other embassy or em
bass1es
Mtaa MacDonald said they are
safe and will return home short· ly. lbougb she did not reveal
tbelr whereabouts. She iden·
tifled them as agricultural and
consular officials and t'betr
wt.ea .
llbe llaeDonald and ot.ber
Canadian otftcials said the aftair
bad beeo kept secret for fear
that Iranian anaer over tk
ucape im,bt endao.ier the 50 or
so American bostacea at the
U S Embaaay Word of the
escapes came to a report Uua
mornin1 by the Montreal
newspaper La Preae. and U.S.
and Canadian officials then de-
cided to confirm the report.
The State Department iden·
tlfied the s1x as Mark Ltiek, a
consular officer, and tus wife
Cora Amburn LiJek . who was
employed by the embassy as a
consular assistant. Roger G.
Anders, a cons ular officer.
Henry L Schatz, an agnculturaJ
attache. J05eph D Stafford. a
consular officer. and tus wife
Kathleen F Stafford. a consular
assistant
Tbe department did not re·
lease theU' hometowns
Carter said the six were not
yet back lD the Uruted States,
but be ref used to disclose their
whereabouta or any details of
their escape
In Ottawa. Canadian External
Affairs Minister Flora Mac·
Dooald told reporters that the
Americans were out.side their
own embassy when students
took itover
The Cu.adian Embassy is aio
y arda down the street from the
Amencan mission
Clark said be did not want to
10 into delalls of the matter
"became ol the delicate nature
of tbe 1ltuatlon with the
American boetacee in Iran."
Coast
Weatber
Probability of rain 60
~rcent ton.i1bt tbrousb
Wedneaday mornlna.
dropplq to 30 percent
Wedneaday afternoon.
EHt to aoatbeut wlndl
toD.1,i.&. fUlllq at a to 35
mph. Low tGaiOt 50 at
the beaebe9 ud M lnland.
B1Pt WtldneedQ 151 aloq
the cout ud a lnland.
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f!IAISAU, mu CAP) -nu.. coawtd..t kl1)ln • re
ban1ed one alter tbe otber today at t.be 1allowa tn Her M_,..lY'• roa Hllt Prbon ln the nm uec:uUooa in the Babamu &iMe ,na. aut.bortU uJd
111e me:a w m.audld, hooded and led into UM death cba~. fitted 1t'ltla a 90GM ud plaeed over a trap door •Pl\1111 by an anoa.J'IDQIUa aecut.loner
C'barles Dickinloa, 21. Wtmeu. Hart.. II. ud Vll"IW Slorr,
31, oever •d to look at tbe plJowl u tMJ ._.. led to tWr death.
Tbe BehMNI ba onlJ ODI lallowl, IO tbe coowteted ld1Mn bad to be executed aln1ly
s.a ............. ..,..
PARIS CAP> -A bomb ripped tbroqh tbe p'OUDd flool' ~
the Syrian Embassy here today, killiq one penon and l.Qjwtq
eiebt, duee ~ u..m Mriomly. French PO!lc. Hid.
A tittle known IJ'OUP claimed reapomibiltty for tbe blut
But some s,.rian.I said it may have bele linked to the Yialt to mac. ol Syrt.u Jl'oretp Mlnllter Abdel Halim Khaddam. •
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LOS ANGELES (AP> -Conoco Inc., tbe natioa'a nlnth
laJ"lesl olJ company, said today ill e&l"D1nCI f« tm roH 81 per.
cenl from tbe prntoua year.
Tbe eompany, wblcb &llo bu iar,. eoa1 and cbemlcal in·
aeresta. aaid lt earned •u.4 million, or S'J.58 a share, durtn1 the ,..., • ap from USl.3 millloa or $t.20 a share.
1t'llNI ... ,,. 81dll
SAN DIEGO CAP) -A wind clocked at S2 lr:nota overturned
a skiff, t.browtnc three men into San Dieeo Bay before they were
reeeued, and broke trees throughout the San Die10 area today.
As the wind rtpped do1"1 power Unea. utility crews acun1ed
from one outa1e to another. Coronado aod La Mesa were in almost tot.al darbess for a while.
Tbe Ca.Ufomia Highway_patrol clo.ed lntentate 15 oortb ot
Escondido because ot nooding and mudslides. A oumber of
small roads in San Die10'11 M!Mlon Valley were swamped with
mountain runoff beaded for the sea.
lleeoerd l•r Ezc•••,,e
NEW YORK (AP) -New York Stock Exchaqe volume to-
day paaaed the billion share mark for January -the first time
that baa happened in any month in exchange history.
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SUIT CHALLENGES. • •
s uch u ttreeta and aewen.
-The city bas limited the
amount ol land aoned for de·
velopment of apartment.a and
mobile bome parks
-The city bu not soupt out
government aubaidlea and
grant.a to help meet bouain1
needs ot low and moderate in·
come penona.
It 1.a allo alle1ed that the ctty
has diacrimlnaled against
minority lndlv1duala, such as
blacu and Hispanics, who de·
sire to live lD San Clemente.
San Clemente Mayor Roy
Hamm and Councilwoman
Karolint' Koester said today
they do not believe the city dla·
criminatea against minority
iroups.
They auerted that the hou.ai.nc
il•u• ln San Clemente ia
"economic and not dealln1 with
race.''
"They (minorities) like any
other race are excluded''
because of the biP, coet of bous·
tn1 ln tbe city,' Mn. Koetter
aald.
lln. Koester aaid many prob-
lems wtth providlnl aff ord.abk houtlnl ln UM city at.em from
atata requirements for open
apace areas.
CltJ At&orney lllchaal Bartlett
said the councll b.. not been
form.U, noW'led ol tha lawsuit.a
flied ~One ol the llOUI>& wbo ftiltd lat.It UUl•tion.
the Oranc• County Le1al Aid
Socdety, broutht 1lmllar act1Ga
a1atmt the eity ID 1178.
The 1'71 Lelal AJd Soctet1
law1ult centered around the lull
DAILY PILOT
or affordable housing and not ao
much the raetal issue
One of the fla10Wfa in the
lawauit, Llone Bernard, was
identified u a San Clemente res·
1denl who baa been forced to
pay more than 25 percent of bis
income for bou.ainl.
Other named plainllffs are
Dorothy McAleavey and Mary
H Blackburn, of Lona Beach,
and Alberto Hernandez, Ramon
Torrez aod Ronald Llttle, of
Oceanside. According to the
suit, each would llke to live ID
San Clemente.
It is requested in the suit th~t
a Superior Court Judee lasue in·
junctions to force the clty to cor
reel the alleged dencienctea and
halt the issuance of building
permits pending development of
effective "lnclualonary" pro-
grams to provide boualna for
low and moderate Income In
divlduala.
The court abould retam cooun
umg Jurl.adlctioo over the cue,
accordina to the lawsuit.
Tbe coalition 1.a ma.de up of the
Laaal Aid Society of Oran1e
County; Leaal Aid Foundatloo ot
Loa An1elel: Lesal AJd FOUD«ia·
Uon ~ Looi Beacb; Le1aJ Aid
Society ~ San Die10, and the
Western Cent.er on Law and Pov·
erty, lne.
Ceyltal c . Slml, attorney for
the Onqe Count)' aodety, said
San Clemente bQ refused to
provide lt.1 Hfalf lhare" ol the
low .nd moderate bou1tn1
nHded ln Oranae County.
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RAIN •••
mates worked 1lde by aide for 11" houri llooday nilht to save
two Lal\DJ,a Hilla bomea from
rainwater ftoodtn•.
Fire Captain Kare Hawkins
uld 2J8 firemen and 19 inmates
from Oran1e County Jail
labored from about 11 p.m. to
s tack undba11 cbannellng
water away from the bomes at
24782 and 24192 Lar10 Drive.
A storm drain runn.1nl above
the sloped backyards of the two
ret1ldences bad become ck>cced,
splllln1 water into the yarda.
Hawkin• aaid firefiehters
worked oo 45 rai.n-related loci·
dents overnight, lncludtne
sandbaeging flood areas,
vacuuming up water and belJlllnl
with leak.in& homes.
lo Garden Grove, police re-
ported that a small atttioo of
Stanford Avenue beween
Brook.burst and Netwood str'eet!l
sank four or five inches alter
most of the street was sub·
merged ln water through the
night
The Callforni a Highway
Patrol s aid the heavy
' downpours caused numerous
traffic acodent.s in the county.
18 lo the South County alone, in
eluding one in which a CHP of
facer 's veblcle wa.s rear-eoded
A Seal Beach woman wu in·
jured durtn1 a Sunday night
downpour wbeo her auto rear·
ended a Jack·knifed truck-trailer
rig oo the San Dieeo Freeway in
Sao Clemente.
Suaan Jones, 28, was treated
for a dislocated lmee and bead
cuts following the 10 p.m crash
The driver ot the truck, Jack
Moore, 30, ot Oranee. and Mias
Jones were taken lo San
Clemente General Hospital by
paramedics.
In Costa Mesa, the storm wu
blamed for an injury accident on
MacArthur Boulevard ju.at west
of Harbor Boulevard. A car
driven by Julie Marte Lujan, 16,
of Santa Ana, skidded as she
tned to brake and sideswiped a
pickup truck driven by Gary.
Edward Steinmetz, 38, of Santa
Ana. Both penons were treated
for back pain at Fountain Valley
Community Hospital and re·
leased.
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PAPERS .•.
Sally Bellenae CompeUn1 for
thoae two seats are Nell
Fltzpatrklr, Steven Rina, John
Gabriell and Michael Ocorr.
The seat.a ot Ctty Clerk Roll··
tncer and Ctty Treuurer Dr.
Ernest Lake are also up for
1raba April 8, but no one bu yet
drawn papen for thoH two elected po1ltiooa.
Gen. MacArthur
War Gift Alleged
I.aguua
Teachers
In Class
La,_1 BHcb Rtlb tk'*"
teuben NturDed to campas Co-
day. eodlq a one-day ••tick-ta"
that union oftldala said •• Mt ·~ bf U. facuit~ M-IOUtian.
Hilb acbool principal Dr.
Robert Hqbes laid It WU bmi· aeu u mual tb1.a mof'Diaa a 48 teaeben who stayed away from
the campus Monday nturDld to
tbelrd • -· The lmptompta won aetSoci
be1an Sunday nt1bt when
teacben at the bi1b aebool
called the .w.tltute phone line
to HY they wou.Jd not be on cam·
pu.a Monday
Dlatrict olftcla1a said 90 per-
cent of the in.atructon were out
Monday, ad between 40 and 60
perceat ot u.e bi&b acbool ftU.. d~tl Wt campus before mld-
mom.m..
Wind-leveled Tree
Hits Laguna Auto
Substitute teachers wett 1n
moet clusrooma Monday. and
t.bote studeota without a teacher
sat in the auditorium watchtrc
fllma
Hilb 1cbool teachers
partictpetlng In the "alck·ln"
are &eeltlne a 10 percent pay
b..llte for the current year. The
140 tnatnaeton in the ftve-acbool
district have been working
without a contract al.nee Nov. 30.
A 'JO.foot lvy·eovered tree top.
pied ln b1P wlodl early lhil
mom.tnc, narrowly mluiAI a
La1una Beach woman'• home
and amaahtn1 btt car puted lo
the dr1vewa7
Y&Delle Doafr-.y, who Uves at
277S Laswia Canyoo Roed WU
awakened shortly after Z a.m.
by a heavy tremor ahe aald fdt
like a small ea.rt.bqua.ke.
''I looted outaide and the lrtt
had fallen acroaa the front
yard," the elderly womao said
"I guess I'm lucky 1t d1d.n't do
any more dama1e than It did."
Her oei&bbor, John Heffernan,
!laid the falling tree "IOWlded
like an M80 1otna off "
He nid the wfnd picked up at
about 2 a .m. and then be beard a
loud crack comln1 from the
front of bis bouae on the canyon
road
By this momin1. Heffernan
and n8-'1bor &alan Casey were
c lea.alnl up die debri.a in tbe
woman's front Jard.
Power-company crews were
out early da1s monliac abaUinc
electricity to the Immediate
area ad police &old lln. Doo-
fray she would have t.o hire a
tree company lo remove the
debna.
But ber neighbors said they
would rmt. a dWAuw and be.Ip
her
Police cloeed the canyoa road
lo west.bound traffic at 8 pm
Monday .nlgbt and the road wa.'\
still cLoeed to traffic by mid·
morning u CaJTran.s crews re.
moved debris from the Oood
control cbannel to drain off
water which at times covered
the entire width of the two-Lane
tborougblare
They claim tbe 10 percent
hike, when added to a 4.1 per-
cent increue erant.ed last year,
•mow:d.a to only 7 percent in pay
hikes ower a two-year period.
Selva Road
Redesign
Pact Awarded
Orange County s upervisors
havt' awarded a $19,000 contract
to a Tmtln flllD to design coo-
atruct.ioo lmprovement.s ol Selva
Road in Dana Potnt.
The pro)ect will begin at
Golden Lantern and end at Cop-
per Laat.ero. ne.tgn, by John G .
Goett.en, C1vtl Engineers, Inc.,
should be complete by May.
Sharing Proposed
For TV License
Blda for construction of the
$%75,000 proJect will ~ accepted
by early summer, orr1cials
t'SUmate.
Selva Road Will be wideoed lo
fOClr lanes llDd a sidewalk will be
added to the IOUl.b •• o( the
llreet. A two-year battle over control
of a Santa Ana·bued t.elevlaioo
station bas produced a plan for
the opposing sides to share the
station temporarily
Tbe fi&ht LS over st..atioo 40,
c urrently licensed to TnnJty
Broadcastlni, which airs strict
ly evangelical pro1rams.
A group of county business
and c1v1c leaders, led by at
torney John Virtue and de
velopers Harry Ranker and
Gt•orge Argyros, formed Sad
dleback Broad<'ullng Co to get
the license They want to m
stitute programming that would
serve the inten~~t.s of the whole
•~Ountv rather thap just those ID te rested lo reli&Jow. pro1ram·
ming
The PT'OPOlal to share rbaonel
40 wu made by Sadd.leback tot.be
Federal Commurucationa Com·
mlasloo recently The joint UM
would remain 1n effect, the pro-
poaa1 iwd. lmt1I the FCC aet:Uos
lbe quest.loo al which croup will
ultimately bold the atauoo'1
llcenae
Tnmty was ongmally inoted
the llceme for the cbannel out ol
f'ont.ana.
Saddlebeck contends lb.at tbe
5t..alJon wu mo'ed to Sant.a An•
~ 1tbout proper ftllnp by Tri.nJty
to the FCC. The llceo.u. Sad·
dl•back says, u; therefore up for
grabs
Malcolm Klein. a spokesman
for SaddJeback. said members
of t,,hat IJ'OUP are hopeful • bear
ang date oo the IJ cenae w 111 be
set within tbe next month,
He aaJd no date hu ~ Mt
for com.identioo ~ the JOtot me
idea by the FCC Tnmty bu
flied a petitloo opposma jol.Dt
use
Trtn:lty also has nled a petltJon
wttb Uw FCC to move channel 40
from Santa Ana to Riverside.
lagt1nans
To Disco
A SU· Wftfl dJ.6co c lau begins
tool1bt 1n Laguna Beach
s ponaored by lbe c1ty ·a recrea.
llOD department.
I natroctor Tbom M urny will
lead stnclH and partners in
bu1c steps for the l..atm aod
N t'W Yark bu.stle beglluuo.e at 6
Pm.
The hour· iooc claaea will be
held every Tuesd.y nJcbt ln the
recreatJoo ball at sos Foreat Ave.
Cost 1.a S2S P'or lnformaticla. ca 11 4t'7 ·Z3'74
Only Rolex could improve on Rolex.
Rolt•11
Oy'ttl'rquartz
watthl·~ tor
men 1:omb1ne
the famous
reliabllitY. of
Rolex with the
pred1lon of
a quartz
movement
with quick
date chanae
and aappfore
cry1tals.
A. 18 karat
yellow
l old, S8.350 .
. 14 kant
yellow 1<>ld and 1tafnln1
1tn1, s2, t75.
C. St.ainJt"
ttetl, lt,350.
• ROLD
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CT IONS, PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
• IX an s
System Off Coast
More Storms Ahead
BJ DAVID IRJTZllANN °' ................
Torrential raina spawned by a
fierce Pldftc storm walloped an
already sodden Oranee Cout
area llcmday and early today.
floodln& homes and interaec·
Uona, triaerlne power outaees
and toppling trees.
And weather forecasters, in an
extended forecast throueb the
remainder of the week, could on
ly urge Southern Californians to
keep their galoshes and um
bTellu at lbe ready
"There's no end in sight for
tbe time beine." a spokesman
for the National Weather
Service said today
* * *
A low pressure syatem hover
ine off the cout was opening the
way for a strina of Pacific
storma to sweep over CaUforrua,
tbe forecaster said
Tbe weather service saad ram
will cootinue probably throuah
Wednesday morning, with
partial clearing in the afternoon
But then a new storm system
Is expected to blanket Soul.hem
Cahfornia agam Thursday
"We're on a storm track," the
spokesman for the weather
service said "And there·~ no
end in sight "
The latest storm-which
began Sunday -<lumped more
than four inches of rain m the
* * * lllountains Drearlaed
LA Area Rainfall
Over Last Season
Byfte Aaoda&ed Preu
A ~ bu dc.:llped eome 7
tncbee of rain at Mt. WU.00, 4
tncbm at Bis Bear Lake and
almost 3 inches in downtown Loi
Anselu, a weather ••nice
QOke9man aa1d today.
• The storm pasbed HUOD rai.D·
fall tot.ala for the Los Anaeles
area to 8.61 inches rainfall, com·
pared with 8.41 a year a.co.
In northern San Bernardino to-
day. police tried to evacuate 25
bomea along Hampshire Street,
but were hindered by high
water.
'"Our vehicles can't gel 1n
there because we don't have
four-wheel drive," said San
Bernardino police Ll Chuck
Bales
Street nooding was reported
throughout the Los Angeleg
area, and m Palm Spnngs, one
motorist. wu rescued from a
stranded vehicle 10 Whitewater
Wash.
While flash-flood watches
from the storm were cancelled
today. the weather service s&d
tbe storm brought winds of up to
50 mpb inland as it moved east
In the Palms Springs area,
valley areas received about one-
balf inch of rainfall from lbe
fint atorm.
Because ol a aecood storm's
approach from lbe southwest,
mountains on both aidea ol the
nlle1 were expected to get the
maximum drenclllq, tncreaain&
the pauibWty ol llooct.. TIM Ca11fom1a Department ot
· Tran1portatlon ·reported DU·
meroua roed cloei~!.in the San Beru.rdia> Mo.m • wtth all
major routA!J9 into Bl1 Bear area
and the n:ricua aid resort.a abut
Northern
Udifomia
Clear, Cold
By The Auodated Pnsa
The mercury dipped into
the low 30s in many areas
of Northern Califorrua lo
day as clear and cool
weath4tr co ntinu ed
throughout much of the re-
gion. the National
Weather Service said
Marysvtlle reported 30
degrees al 4 a m .,
Sacramento 31 and
Eureka and Mann C1v1c
Center 33, the weather
service said. Colder lem·
peratures were recorded
in the mountains
In the Sierra Nevada,
snow flurrie s were
forecast, with the snow
le.el at 2,500 feet lD tbe
north to 4,000 feet in the
south.
~
Laguna Nleuel area and
amounts anywhere from two to
three inches in other parts of
Orange County.
This meant public works
t'rews and firefighters were kept
busy through the rught Monday
and early today pumping out
homes and busmesses
Southern California Edison
RELATED PHOTO, Page A8
Co crews also bad to work
through the drippy night to
restore electncal power to seven
areas along the Orange Coast
which bad lost power during the
storm
Edison spokesman Jim Ken
nedy said outages affecting
more than 9.000 customers,
mainly in res1denllal areas,
were caused by faJllng branches
from trees heaving in the wmd
The blackouts occurred on the
Balboa Perunsula. m Fountain
Valley. Cost.a Mes a. Huntington
Beach and Emerald Bay.
The area hardest hit seemed
to be in tbe Huntlnston Beach·
Fountain Valley areaa, wbere
three power failures were re·
ported. llost ol the outaeea lut· ed for about an hour in the late •••ubal wttlt Ill power being resto;;d by this morning.
Telephooe aervice alao was m· terrupted by the atorm, a
PMcific Telephone Company of.
ficial said this moming, when
rain seeped into an underpound
telephone cable durine the night
an Santa Ana. About 1,500 busi
ness lines were affected. Repair
crews were working through the
day today to have service
restored by about 5 p.m.
In The So uth County
firefighters Anti rounty J&ll in
mates worked .i1de by aide for
six hours Monday night to save
two Laguna Hills homes from
rainwater floodinst
Fire Captain Marc Hawkins
!la id 26 firemen and 19 mmates
from Orange Co unty Jail
labored from about 11 pm to
stack sandbags channelin g
water away from the homes at
24782 and 24792 Lareo Drive
A storm drain running above
the sloped backyards of the two
residences bad become clogged,
spilling water into the yards.
Hawluns said firefighters
worked on 45 rain related mc1
dents overnight, including
sandbagging flood areas.
vacuuming up water and helping
with leaking homes.
In Garden Grove, police re-
ported that a small section of
Stanford Avenue beween
<See MIN, Pase AU
scape
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GARY SHAVER CLEARS DRAIN AT LLOYD'S NURSERY
In Costa lhu. Water, Water, S..mlngly Evetr•....,.
Mesa Planners OK
596-unit Condo Job.
A 5'16-unit condominium proJ·
ect. lncludins two aeven-atory
structures, in north Costa Mesa
won Planninc Commission sap
port Monday but a plan for a
nearby bank bwlding was ~
buffed.
Both the favorable recommen-
dation on the condominiums for
the SaJuoka Farms property and
the recommended denial for the
Bank of Amenca buHdrng in
South Coast Plaza's Town
Center area wiU be forwarded to
the City Council
They are scheduled lo be dis·
cussed al a Feb 4 council meet
ang, officials said
The condomrniums, to be
localed between Sunflowe r
Avenue and the Anton
Boulevard extension east of the
South Coast Repertory Theater,
were approved with Uttle dis-
cuaaioo
They are part of the first
phase of development of the
165 acre Sakloka Farms prop-
erty
The bank bwldJng, to be local·
ed sllgbUy south of the condos at
651 Aotoo Blvd was recom·
mended for derual because ol a
request to increase the bwkhne
height from two to five stones,
officials sa.id.
Planner!! told Greg Butcher.
director of development for C J
Segerslrom & Sons, that the two-
story bwldmg had been pre·
v1ously okayed in concept to pro-
vide a view corridor between
already-approved tWln towers
To increase the heieht to five
stones would destroy the Vlew.
they &aid
Judge Kneeland
To Quit in March
Orance County Superior Court
Judge Robert P. Kneeland of
Corona del Mar announeed lloo·
day be wt1l retire from tbe bench
March 31.
Juda• Kneeland, wbo baa
served 22 years oo tbe Superior
Court bench 11ld, "I find myself
bellntns that I'm becomiDI
stale and lmpaUeol.
"Furthermore, the lower
nteem la whlcb the Judiciary ll
held by the public at larse does
..
not lnueue one's desire to COO·
Unue on the bench," ltneeland
said
Kneeland, 83, ls am001 fCN.r
veteran Oraqe County Superior
Court juriata who intend to re-tire. Ot.ben are Judaa Claude
Owens, Walter Steiner ud Ken·
ut.b Wllllama.
Kn..und WU lppoillted to tbe
Superiol' Court bench ln 1157.
He said be would amplify oa
bil dednoo '° retire durtna a pres• conference 11uanday.
4 Arab Oil States
Again Hike Prices
Yo r ••et•••~
Dally New•p•perl
c Ft FTEEN CENT
an
Canadian
Embassy
Assisted
WASmNGTON (AP> -Six
American diplomats, hidden
from Iranian mobs dunng the
12-week-old occupation of the
U.S Embaaay in Tehran, were
spirited to freedom w1lb false
Canachan pusports, U.S. of
ficiall said today
The State Department l81d the
six bad beeo smuggled from
Iran with the belp of the Cana
d1an Embassy 10 Tehrao but
would not say how they got out
or when they are
State Department and Cana
dJan IOW'«S said, however. that
the six Amencan.' left over the
weekend while the I rao1an ~
were preoccupied with their
elecllOOi and lhal Canadian and
SYRIA INCHING UNDER
RUSS&AN UMBAELLA-M
U S. officials bad beeo scheming
how to get them out for three
months
"We knew every day the
daneer was becoming great.er,"
Canadian External AffaiTs
llinilter Flora MacDonald said
today lD Ottawa.
...
lo Wub.J.netoo, St.ate Depart.
ment 1pokesmao Hoddin&
Carter said, "l want to expl'ela
lbe deep appreciaUoa of tbia
sowen.mmt for lbe Canadian •
covermneat's auiat.ance ..
Tbe St.ate Department 1den·
Wied tM m u llart Lijek, a
comu1ar oftleer; b.b wife, Cora
Am burn Lljek, wbo wa s
empao,ed by tbe embuay u a
coasuJar assistant ; Robert G
Andera, a consular officer.
Henry L Schau. an agricultural
atucbe; Joseph 0 . Stafford, a
ronaular officer, and his Wife,
Kathleeo F Stafford, who abo
was employed as a consular as·
SlSl&.Dt
The department did not 1m
mediately release the
hometowns of the six but the
Agriculture Department said Schatz, 31 1s from Coeur
d'Alene, Idaho.
The St.ate Department source,
who asked not to be quoted by
name, said the !l1x were not in
the U S Embassy when a mob
of studenU stormed and t'ap
tured the building Nov 4
They took refuge 1mllally m a
variety of friendly embassies,
whicb the officials refused to
identify But shortly after the
s1e1e began, they went to the
Canadian Embassy
The United Slates knew of the
six Americans' plight but said
nothing !ublicly, Hodding
Cartersai
Canada began to withdraw 1ta
diplomats from Iran u an ex -
pression ol dilpleuure with the
failure ol tbe Iranian eovem·
ment to obtain the releue ol the
<See ESCAPE, Pa•e A%)
Coast
Weather
Probability of rain 60
percent toni1bt tbrouab
Wednesday morning,
droppln1 to 30 percent
Wednesday afternoon.
Eatt to IOQtbeut wlndl
tonliht. IUltlq at 20 to S5
mpb. LOwa tont1bt 50 at
the be...._ and ~ inland. Hi&hl Wednellday 58 alone
the cout and a fn.land.
11¥810.E TODA 't'
PlouJoraa~ at tM a...-a.dJ , .. oPOUlldl mar.,,,,..,......_
Sn "°"· ,..,. All.
.
NASSAU. Babamu <AP> -1'111 COD•telad ktllen .. ,..
ban1ed ooe after Ule oUler today at the 1allo .. ln Her MaJetl.1'• Fo1 Hill Pri1oa la the ftl'llt uecuUons tn the Bahamu since me, auehorlu. said
Tbe mm were maoaded., booded a.od led into the cklath eta.am._, Na.t a DDaM ad Placecl ovu a Lrap door 1pruq bJ a mDlJlbOC.m nKUUoner.
Cb.artes Dickinloa, 21, Wtmeue Hut. 11. ud Vtraal aorT
28, never had to loot at the plla.n u U.., ..,.. Jed to ~ deatL
'I"-Rahama• bu Gilly cma 1a0o ... 10 tbe eoo.tct.t kWen bad to be eucuted •lnllY.
Sell•te llrwn •••Jtte• a .. e.ii
WASHING'roN <AP> -The Senate voted .... today to urse
all Americana, not just athletes, to boJCOU the I.o Summer
Olympic Gama iD Mo.cow.
The Senate'• rnolutlon, "tytq an Olymple boycott to tbe eon-
tlnued Soviet lnterventloa ln A1haniltan, a1ao can.cl for tbe SUm·
mer Games to be moved permanently to G~ and the Winter
Games to be atven a permanent home lD a qeutral nation, perbapa Auelria or Switzerland.
tt'llMI D-p• Sldtl
SAN DIEGO (AP) -A wmd clocked at 82 knota overturned
a skiff. throwtni three men into San Dleio Bay before they were
rescued, and broke trees t.brouibOUt tbe San Dleeo area today.
Aa the wind ripped down power lines, utility crews ICW'ried
from one outa1e to another. Col"OD8do and La Mesa were ln
aJmOlt total darkness for a while.
The Califomla Highway patrol clo.ed Interstate 15 north al
Eacoodido because of ftoodiog and mudslides. A number al
small roads ln San Dte10'1 Mission Valley were swamped with
mountain nmon beaded for the sea. .
lleeerill fer E:rr•••P
NEW YORK <AP> -New Yort Stock Excbanee volume to-
day paued tbe billion-share mark for January -the ftnt time
that baa happened iD any month in excbaoee history.
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RAIN TO CONTINUE. • •
Brookhunt and Nutwood street.a
sank four or five lncbes after
most of the street waa 1ub-
mer1ed in water throu&h the
nl&bt.
The CalUornla Hl1bway
Patrol said the heavy
downpours caused numerous
tralflc accldenta ln the county,
18 in the South County alone, ln·
cludlni ooe in which a CHP of
fleer'• vehicle was rear-ended.
A Seal Beach woman wu In-
jured durln1 a Sunday nl&ht
downpour when her auto rear
ended a jack-laufed truck-trailer
rig on the San Diego Freeway ln
San Clemente
Susan Jones, 2.6, was treated
for a dislocated knee and bead
cuta followtne lhe 10 p .m . crash.
Tbe driver of the truck, Jack
Moore, 30, or Orange, and Mias
Jones were taken to San
Clemente General Hospital by
paramedics.
In Costa Meaa, the storm wu
blamed for an lnJury accident on
MacArthur Boulevard Juat west
of Harbor Boulevard. A car
driven by Julie Marte Lujan, 18,
of Santa Ana, •kidded u abe
tried to brake and sideswiped a
pickup truck driven by Gary
Edward Steinmetz, 38, of Santa
Ana Both persons were treated
for back pain at Founta1n Val,ley
Community Hospital and re-
leased.
In Newport Beach,•four boats
saak at tbeir moorln11 and
docu and more beach erosion
was reported due to tbe heavy
rain•.
Capt Bud Belshe of the
hfeguard department estimated
that more than so feet or sand
was waabed from in front of
lifeguard headquarters at the
Newport Pier.
Numerous str eet problems
were reported an the Irvine area
by police. Laguna Canyon Road
waa cloeed aa of this mornlng
because of flooding and north·
bound Yale Avenue between
Trabuco Road and Bryan was
closed because or mud in the
road.
Numerous mteraecuons were
reported flooded, police uJd
M~anwbtle, Camino
Caplatraoo lo the area north of
San Juan Capistrano made it
through the night without any
major problems, county offldala
said
,..,....P.,,eAJ
~CAPE FROM IRAN. • •
50 Americans held at the U.S.
Emb .. y
P'lnally, over the weekend the
•ix Amertcam were 19lrti«i out
of the count/)', Ul.ln1 false Can•·
dian paiapoits, the aources said.
On llonday, Canada an·
.nounced that the rem•lnlnl em·
baa1y llaff had left. lliu llac·
Doneld Hld today that tbe
O..•WCOMT c
DAILY PILOT
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Americans left before the last
embassy personnel, which in·
eluded the ambassador.
Sbe 1ald Canada felt lt bad to
close Ila embassy for fear of
reprlaals for barborin1 the
Americans. At the time the em-
bu1y clolinl waa announced,
questions were rJlsed about the
reasoa for the aeUon 1ln.ce there
seemed no cbeqe tn the lraniao
1ltuaUoo to warrant It.
Hoddln1 Carter 11ld the
escape al the m Americana cUd
not retol•e the dl1crepancy
betwea the number of boltqes
the state Department beltevel
are held -50 -and the number
seen by clerl)'lDeo wbo vt.aited
the compound at Cbrtatma -
43. He saJd tbe dePartmeot ltUl
believed LbeN are io.
Carter 1aid be 11w no reuoo
why the boltqes' capton would
want to tab reprlaab qalDlt
them IOI' the eecape ol the ail.
"It would be an Irrational
act," be aid, but added that "l
can't rad t.be miD4I ot the Jalle'l'I ...
Ctrter laid tba'e wen DO tn-•
clc1tlcm of tmpronment fD tbl
~••rail •ttoatlon wtt• tile
boltqll. .......... Qo Ud bMn DO • .,,,.,,.. &bl MW
lranlm ~deilt, At>olba1u Baal l14r, waa wllU1e to •&•:= ·-....~----IDd ~dOia ttlat lowe.
11td ._.. "'11• all trade ..... u.Mal ...... raa, ••ttt f r loM 11•1
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Writer
AJ;leges
War Gift
BOSroN (AP) -Al Japmme
lnvaden cloMd ln on Co..,qldor
lalHd lD 1NZ. Geo. Ooualu
llacArtbur WNalb' ac~
'500.000 from an allla1 PbWp-
ptne preddent f1c1D1 eslle. a re-
1earcber claim1.
Fr•nk Pampena of Plttlbu!"lb may never
have to worry about 1ettio& a ticket for
dravme the wrong way on a one-way street.
He has a double-front end car. It took Pam-
pena two yean to cut apart then weld
together • 19'1'2 Oldamoblle. left, and 1970
Cadillac Eldorado. The auto has a bar.
mirrored ceiling and red shag carpet. Both
are front-wheel drive and can be driven
either directioo.
Prealdent Maauel Queson,
who died of tuberculol11 lD die
United Stalel ln iM', luued 811
executive order Jan. a. Ila. ,Sv-
ln1 MacA.ltbur and th.Ne al tbe
eeneral '• aldH a total of
SU0,000, Hid Dr. Carol II
Petlllo, a Bolton Colle1e hia-
torian.
In an mtemew Monday niebt,
1be Hid 1be uncovered a copy oC
the order wblle researchlnt her
doctoral dialertatloo She a1ao
round a U.S. War Department
letter to the Cbaae MenNftan
Bank ol New Yort clalmlnl th••
Pretidmt Fraoklln D. Rooeevelt
and Secretary or War Henry
Stamaoo knew ~ the tramactloo.
Rosary Set
For Mesa's
J.P. Flaherty
Rosary will be recited ton1Ch1
for John P . Flaherty of Oo1ta
Meta, CIDI ol tbe fouoden ol tbe
Share Our Selves charitable
1roup. He died 5u.Dday at the
as• of"'· Rosary will be recited at 8
p.m . at St. Joachim Catbolic
Church lD Costa Mesa and llua
of Cbrl1tlao Burial will be
celebrated there at 10 a .m.
Wednelday.
Burial will be at the Holy
Sepulcber Cemetery iD Oraqe.
Mr. Plaberty wu a feunder
and JO.year board member of
Sbare Our Selves (SOS), which
belpa penom lD need.
He leaves bis wife, Mary
Flaherty, al Co.ta llesa; au
soo1, nine dauebtera, and 22
1randcbildreo.
The family baa suggested
memorial donations to SOS al
538 Center St., Costa Ilea a.
Mr. Martin,
Science
Teacher, Dies
Funeral mass will be recited
Wednesday morning for science
teacher Stephen V. Martin who
died Sunday al the aee of so.
Mr. Martin, a resident of
Newport Beach, taulbt for the
paat 10 years ln the Nt:wport-
MeH lJnified School Diltrict. He
served at F.oa1p and Davia Mid-
dle School• and at Adams
Elementary School.
He leans his wife, An.Ila;
three children, Kathy Stucker.
David Martin and Eric Martin; ru1 mother, Kathreo Martin, and
one arandchild.
Services will be conducted at 9 a.m. at St. Callislua Catholic
Church, 12921 Lewis St., Garden
Grove
The family su11eata memorial
contribuU<Jns to the American
Heart Auociallon or the
American Cancer Society.
CM Planners
Deny Tall
Structure
Costa Mesa plann1n1 com-
miaaloners Monday denied a
proposal for a lf.1tory office
bulldlq, to be called Bristol
Pina. southeaat or the San
Dle10 Freeway.
Den&oper Jamea C. Glanullaa
could appeal the declaion to the
City Councll, offlclall 1aJd.
The project, propoaed for p ...
erty adjacent lo Monteomery
Ward, was denied after about
half • dosen reeldent• of •
net1bbori0J eondomiDJum JM"OJ·
fft told pl&nnen the bulldlq
would cut a 1badow on tbelr
property and interfere wttb tbetr
privacy.
Plannen a1ao tald there could
be/robleml wttb traffic aeceu an aaid they believe t.be tall
bulldiq II out of keeplo1 with
1urroundlna 1lructure1.
Scoot Fair Set
At Fashion Island
The Del Mar Dlltrtct cl the
Oran•e County Council al Boy Scoma will eelebnte Ndonal
Boy &coat WMk with a ~
f alr at J'Hlaloa lllaad In
Newport 8eKb from 10 a.m. to• p.m.~t. . .... thin 800 ICOUtl .,. ...
peot.M to partlaipate tn ACb , .. u.-u. u Pinewood Dlltlr
car radq, and dlwtrldbla
ol acoubl .S eemp&q dWI.
·Pardon for Doctor
Urged by Schmitz Based oo her readln1 al the
\138 edWoD "' the u .s. Anny
Code ol Conduct forbiddin& U.S.
otrlcen lo accept 1tfts. Ila.
Pell llo said she believed
MacArthur's acceptance of the
money wu WeeaJ.
State Sen. John G Schmitz. R·
Newport Beach, has JOlned other
Je&J.slaton in uraJ,og Gov. Ed·
muod Bl'Own Jr. to pudon Dr.
Jamea R. Privitera, who i. aerv-
lna a jail Hnlence in San Dteeo
for conapirtq lo have Laetrile
and other unapproved s ub
stances used to treat cancer
In an Interview Monday.
Schmitz recalled that In the
mld-1180s be was one of lbe
senators who umuccessruUy op.
·posed passage of the law under
which Privitera was CODVJcted
more than three yeara a10.
"To me. it's a terrible law,
ma king at a felony to dJspen.se
what the btehut medical
authorities say ls harmless," the
senator saad
Concerning Laetrile. Scbm1u
said, "It may not have been prov-
en effective, but 1 am coovinced It
i.I sale. I certatnly would DOl
be afraid to tab large doMI ol lt if
I had cancer.''
He 1dded, "Go•ernment
should not cet into the buaineaa ot paaaln& laws ag1lnst
something that'a safe, just
because it thlou ll's not ef-
ncacto....··
Schmit.% laid be VM!W'I the jaiJ.
ine ot Privtten u ao lQJUltice,
aod j)u joined Senate minonty
leader William CempbeU, R·
Hacienda He1gtau, and otben In
requestiQa lb.at Brown pardon
•be doctor or commute hi.a aeo-
tenre
Accordinc to the executive or·
dcr. Quezoo ordered the money
lranaferred from the PhJUpplne
treuury to the penonal bani:
accountl ol MacArthur and bis
staff members "ln recognition ol
ouUtaDdina service to the Com·
monwea.lth of the Philippines."
MacArthur died in 1184. 1be
staff membera. Col. Sidney L.
Huff and Gena. Richard J .
M anhall and Racbard K .
Sutherland. are dead .00.
Dampened Teachers
Tell Pay Demands
P'rom 1935-41 MacArthur
aerved as commander of the
armed forces of the PbWpptnes,
then a aemJ-autooomous U.S.
commonwealth. Roosevelt ap-
poanted MacArthur commander
or V S forces m the Far East in
July UMl, sax moollu before
J a paneae attacks at Pearl
Harbor and Clart Field In the
Phahppines plunged the Uruted
Slat.ea lD1o World War II.
The general mo•ed his head·
quarter' to Correg1dor, a
forllf1ed a11land tn Marula Bay,
after lbc Japanese overran
Manila on theU" way to conquer
ing I.he PtulJppanes Quezon also
moved to C.orre&idor.
•1 snav CLAUSEN Of-OM-, .........
More than 200 rain-soaked
teachers, forced' indoors by a 7
P. m downpour, besie1ed Foun-
tain Valley School Dl1trlct
Gunmen Rob
Mesa Store
A customer wbo walked into a
Costa Mesa liquor store du.riot a
holdup Monday waa robbed. as
were the clerk and the cuh reg-
ister, polke said.
They said two bandits armed
with a sawed-off nne and • re-
volver ~aped with about $215
in caah and a rew containers ol
milk and beer ln the 8:35 p.m.
incident at Mesa Verde Llqoor,
1520 Baker St No injuries were
reported.
Police said the men were lair·
lo& a wallet and caab reabter receipt.a at gunpoint from clerk
John Douglu Otaen. 21, of CosU
Mesa, when Keith Edward
Blunt.•. ol Cott.a Me.a, wallted
in. He wu relieved of $2, ~
ficen aaid
trustees wUh coat.net demandS
Monday
The teachen. about a \turd
fewer tba.o a.nUdp1ted, bad
plaAned to picket the boa.rd dur·
Int a speda1 meeUnc at diltrtct
headquarters
Luuinc their colorful but
drfpptna picket lllDS into the meet.ane room. they applauded
as u d their colleacues toot
turna al the aucropbooe to de
mand the contrart suggested by
an 1mpartJal fact-finder late Last
year
The speaker s hinted that
teachers will strike 11 post fart
rinding oqotiatioo.a with a atat.e
mediator next Monday do not
produce a suitable contract
The Fountain Valle y
Edurators Association. whl<.'h
representa about 3IO of the dis
lrict '1 ao teacben. autbort.ttd a
strike ln a Jan. 14 vote
Demands presented by
speaken to the board Moodly
night Included a 10 percent
salary boolt thia year, full de
pendent medical insurance cov.
erage and continuation 01 i.
"modified day" program 1ained
ln neaotiatroas about two yean ago
MacArtbur wu under orders
from Rooaevett to 1et Quemn to
salety to establish a 1o•erumeot
lD exile.
Mesa Man
Robbed
A Costa Mesa man was beat.en
and robbed early Sunday by two
men who a«OSted him as he
was walking on Victoria Street
near Harboc Boulevard. police
said today.
U vaJdo Gonzales. 30, of 987
Center St . waa beaten and
ticked and robbed or a $25 watch
and $100 in cub, officials said.
H~ was treated but not
holpitallud at Hoa1 Memorial
Ho.pttaJ in Newport Beacb.
PoUce said Gomales told them
he wu attacked at 4 a.m. by two
men wbo drove by. stopped and
attacked him His assallanta
were described as of Lali.D des·
cent.
Only Rolex could improve on Rolex .
•
Ro lex
Ovsterquartz
watche'I for
men combinr
the famous
reliability of
Rolex wfth the
pttdslon of
a quartz
movement
with quick
date change
and aapphl~
cry1tals.
A. 18 karat y•Uow
gold, 58,350.
8. 14 karat
yellow gold
arid sufnlns
eteel, $2, 175 .
C. Stalnln1
ltftl, Sl,350.
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TRANSACTIONS
s DAA.'fll'll.¢ ft
Foreign Firms
Irritate UAW
BJ MILTON •08llOWPl'Z
lu the lut month of tm, one out of hery four MW
can IOld in the Ua.lted Stat. wu fcnip made. And ol the roretcn makes 10ld ben. man Chan ~ percent came from
lapan. That•• a painful dnelopment for Douala. A.
hoer, president of the Unlted Auto Workua, wbo Mes
tbe Jobi ol hla memben be.int wiped by the market auc-
ceaa al the fondp lnvaden.
So itrlUt.ed ii Jl'ruer that be bu jolned forces with lD·
d111tria11ata who would Uke to keep forelcn products out ol
the United Stat.ea. He will ftnd a sympathetic ear when be
Ukea bia 1Hl oo the board of d1recton of Chrysler.
Fruer abould be
an1ry with tbe
America.a car b'l)'era.
After all, foreip cara
are •elllol here
because Amerlc:am ob-
viously want them. And
it'• not becau.1e tbe
Money
Tree
foreign makes are cheaper than American-made
automobiles 'Ibey no longer bave that edge. They'~ in de-
mand because a significant number of American motoriata
prefer them
Btrr nASE&, INSTEAD of blastm~ Americana for not~. ll traininC bu ft.re oo the Japanese. They're at
fault. be says, for aending too many can over here. Fraser •
said bi.I union warned the Japanese 10 the put to limit H:'
their nporta to the United Stat.es.
"We iot promises. promil.es. promlaes, but oo action,"
he added "Our efforts at diplomacy are over "
So Fraur ia now prepared to go to Congres& to de·
mand th.at a law be passed to require that a substanb.al
percentage d the cont4'nt or can sold here be mack! be re.
Companies that don't comply would be slapped with fines
and import quotaa. ~
JAPAN'S BONDA MOTOll has already won Fraser's
blessing by announcing that it will build an usembly plant
m Otuo that wiU employ 2.000 workers. Voluwaeeo ~
building cars in Pennsylvarua and may soon open a~
assembly plaoL Fraser's main targets then are the two big
Japane9e auto-makers Toyota and Nissan <Datsun)
Tbey are No. 1 and No. 2. respect.lvely, l.n the import car
market. And Fruer wants them to build their can here.
Fraaer explamed t.bat the Uruted Auto Workers ex·
pects fot"e1gn comparues wtucb benefit from u_s. markets
to .. contribute to them by building products here "
Thousands of auto workers have been la.td off because
Ford and Chrysler couJd not meet the foreign compellt1on
ls lhls the answer. though? Do we force foreign com·
parues whJcb are successful i.D sellillg lhetr products here
to manufacture them here~ I wonder wbJlt Jund of recep-
tion Fraser would get for bi3 1deu amon1 UAW members
wbo are working for Caterpillar Tractor at Peona, 111 ..
and H other U.S plants
CATEaPll..l..Aa DOES NUJU.Y ball of at.a $8 billion
of busineag outside Uua country They make and ship
bulldozers and other eqwpment to cou.ot.rtes all over the
world. Twenty-five thousand UAW JObs -40 percent al
Caterpillar's total employmeat -depend on those export
sale..
U we ean demand that Toyota and Nissan manufac·
lure bere. what's to stop other eountrie:a from demandlnK
t.bat Cat.erpill.ar manufac~ abroad too'.'
The &a.me is true for otber tac 8'J'lcu!tura1 and COO·
structioo equipment ftrma. John Deere and l.D&e1"D.8noa.
Hanes&er, wboM employees are also represented by the
United Auto Worken.
GENDAL BLECJ'llJC IS another company that bu
an enormous export bustness oat al tJUs country. And •bat
about the 80,000 people who wort for Boel.ng? 1boee Boe-
ing jetlinen bem.e bought by forei&n airlines are built
here. They provide jobs for American workers.
[)oqglaa Fr~r can't bJlve it both ways. If be falm
jobs for bis membe~ in Toyota and Datsun p ants
~tabliabed here. be l'an't complain about his members
Joel.ng jobs at Caterpillar bttause their product.Joo has to
be shifted overseas.
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U.S. Eyed
Thirst Sales Goal
TORONTO CAP> -Canadian breweries. thirst
ing for incru5ed profits, are boplDg to increue their
sales in the Uruted States
The atrat.e&Y is rrompted by the cost.! of increa.s
Ing their share o the market in Canada, says
beverqe industry ealyst Michael Palmer of Brown,
Baldwin. Nllker Ltd. of Toronto.
John Labatt Lt.d. i1 still the leadJne brewer in
Canada. but lfollon Co. Ltd. of Moot.real is a close
second and Carling O'Keefe Ltd. a atrona third.
Beer sales ln Canada appear to be tapering off as
tbe age of the drinking public increases. Older
drlnken tend to buy wine and liquor, Palmer says.
In the U.S • however. there is a trend to b\lYi.Jla !
lmport.ed been. Molson wa.s the lint Canadlaa
brewtty to cub ln on the trend. and now ulla about
one miWoo barrels of beer there compared to about
275,000 by lAbatt. Carling O'Keefe aella about 12S,OOO
barrels of beer each year in the United Stat.ea. t ~ ~~
Financing of Tokyo
Disneyland Slated
t ·. ~
~ rono <AP> -Industrial Bank Of Japan, Ltd .• a ma_:,
jor flaandal lostltut!on, bu acned to bead a ayndlcat.e to=·
ftnance comtnact.lon ot a Walt Oi.IDey amusement park -.
the outakirU ol Totyo. •
An oft'lcial ot loduatrtal Bank said Totyo DilDeJ~
a result al an arranaement wtth Walt Dlmey Productloo at:
the United Stata, la •cbeduled to open ln \he •Prine ot:
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